The BEACHCOMBER Portsmouth’s Leading Department Store IT'S JUBILEE WEEK! _ _ , ,, w_i„nmpc ill vacationiists to Portsmouth’s great “Jubilee” Celebration. T h u rsd ay f Friday!" mid* Saturday ^re Merchants Days, and we’ve slashed many prices to help celebrate the big occasion!

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Every item in the Basement OL. XXVIII., NO. 3 WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1955 FREE DISTRIBUTION JUBILEE PRICED!

Lamps - Gowns - Dresses . Bathing Suits

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SKIRTS Reg. 2.95 Straw NYLON TRICOT SHEETS 3.95 to 8.95 HANDBAGS Double 6.50 & 7.50

Twin • • • 5.50 & 6.50 $ 1.00 1.95 White, Maize, Pink Off For Jubilee! JUBILEE DAYS SPECIAL FOR JUBILEE DAYS

Famous Catalina NYLON NYLON BATHING SUITS GOWNS PANTIES

3-6x 7-14 30-46 3.95 to 4.95 Pink and Blue 1.95-5.95 5.95-12.95 10.95-$25, Pink and Blue A JUBILEE SPECIAL A JUBILEE SPECIAL

f l e x e e b r a s SUMMER SPREADS Reg. 1.95 Now 1.00 Pastel Seersucker Reg. 3.95 Now 2.59 Special For Jubilee Days 375 Doubles George French Company 37 MARKET ST. PORTSMOUTH T h e beachcomber T h e Casino Market Inc. VOL. XXVIII., NO. 3 WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1955 DEEP SEA Or-pan Blvd. H am p to n Beach FREE DISTRIBUTION Ucean a pHIL j v a l l ie r e , prop. Food of distinction in incomparable variety for better FISHING living. Enjoy their taste thrill at your table. Army Engineers Inspect Harbor Development _ FRIDAY SPECIALS — Bay Staters Top • :■ . \y/ Erosion Control ------MEAT SPECIALS Talent Parade i p l ,f|? ' I Will Improve . UNDER CUT Topping the full slate of con­ Bathing Beach testants at Monday’s Talent Par­ • ••« • Pot Roast lb. 59c ade was popular Robert Powers, When you return to Hampton 23, of Arlington, Mass., with his Beach next season you will find, SWIFT’S PREMIUM vocalizing of “Tired of Dream­ among many vast changes and ing.” Bob’s face was already improvements, a much wider, Bacon lb. 59c familiar to many beach residents higher beach area between the before mounting the bandstand, seawall and ocean. LARGE CANS (2'/2) since he took an active part in Sometime this fall, after the LINES AND BAIT FURNISHED — TOILET FACILITIES last season’s water ski exhibition bathers take their final dips and FREE PARKING and is currently involved in pre­ bid farewell to the beach, power­ Glorietta Peaches 43c parations for the August water ful dredgers will be stationed off­ PARTY BOATS shows. shore to suck up sand from the 100’S A duet, “Let’s Take An Old- ocean floor and then pump it onto Leave Hampton River Daily Fashioned Walk” by Richard Le the beach. 8:00 A. M. and 1:30 P. M. Tetley Tea 93c Clair, 20, of Henniker and Wanda This should give you and the Plummer, 19, of Concord provid­ other beach lovers much more ROW BOATS FOR RENT LARGE PLAIN ed stiff competition for Bob Pow­ room for relaxing, strolling and Tackle Shop Restaurant ers and resulted in their placing lolling. OUTBOARDS FOR RENT second. INSPECTION TOUR of the Hampton Beach shore area, which is Boat owners and fishermen will Home Made Donuts dz. 40c to be sand-filled to correct the erosion problem, was made Friday by, benefit from this dredging pro­ In the intermediate division left to right, U.S. Rep. Chester E. Merrow and U.S. Army Corps of Mary Jane Plecinoga, 14, Salem, ject, also, as at the same time Engineers officials, Gen. Emerson C. Itschner and Col. Robert J. sand will be taken up from the READY TO SERVE! Mass., copped first place with her Fleming Jr. Estimated cost of the project is $420,000 with the state Smith & Gilmore Pier rendition of “Tweedle Dee”. An­ contributing $280,000 and the other remaining third, $140,000, coming entrance and within the harbor to Roast Lamb Legs lb. 69c other duet by Muriel Bedard and from federal funds. make deeper water. This sand will Hampton Beach Tel. WA. 6-3503 Madeline Bergeron, both of Salem be placed on the encroached har­ WITH GRAVY — 7 - 8 lb. AVG. bor shores. Better fishing and Depot, who sang “Cherry Pink An inspection team of a con­ and Apple Blossom White”, took At the same time it was an­ boating facilities are expected as gressman and two high U. S. runner-up position. nounced by the group that the a result of this deepening opera­ Army Corps of Engineers offi­ sand taken up from the ocean A sole contestant emerged win­ tion. cials during their Seacoast Re­ bottom in the dredging operation The erosion control work is ner in the Tiny Tots division, gional tour last Friday, stopped would* be pumped on both Hamp­ part of the over-all $3 million- since there were no other com­ The to loqk at the progress being ton and Seabrook beach shores dollar plan including the beach petitors on hand. Three-year-old made at the Hampton Beach sea­ to curtail erosion and to replace seawall and road work on Ocean Dolly Jean Rice of Waltham, wall and to review the plans al­ much of the shore that has been boulevard. The state, aided by Hampton Beach Mass, won applause with her ready formulated to dredge eaten away. federal funds, seeks to restore singing of “Dark Town Strutters Hampton harbor entrance and HARBOR much of the beach front washed Ball” to round off the evening’s anchorage. (Continued on Page Seven) away by erosion. entertainment.

CASINO Bowling - Bicycling — Billiards “That Fascinating Store” Ferncroft Recreation Center ! Everything Under One Roof ■ 4 ■ Nationally Famous Ballroom A Street Telephone WA 6-3410 Hampton Beach 1 1 Open Year ’Round | j j Cool Summer Cottons D < Juniors - Misses - Half Sizes Gift Shop — Dining’ Room OPEN OWLING II AT THE BALLROOM $ 8.95 up WEEKDAYS A U T 0 M A 1 riC PINSETTERS ^ j T n ! You'll Like 'em M I I Bowling Alleys Now thru July 16th AND Try >1 8 Good Clean Alleys I 1 Transitional Cottons SUNDAYS Good Pins - Clean Balls STRING i chines - Juke Box PER STRING 1 Bath Houses — Parking Area PinbaU Mu Sportsw ear The CREW CUTS 1 11 Soda Fountain Billiards Velvet Hats Are Arriving! Bicycling 1 v 1 ■ • ■ Fried Clam Stand OVER 80 BIKES IN THE PENTHOUSE 11J “Right In. The Heart of the Ci£y” Now thru July 21st MANY NEW . . . 20” — 24” — Weil Ventilated • 26” Balloons — 3 speeds — Tandem* • i u • - . . . 4 Equipped with lights at nigfct. Flourescent Lighted | Snack Bar Available 8 a.in. to Midnight 7 Brunswick Pocket Tables BOB BATCHELDER'S Bikes and Trikes for Tola The Hub Of Happy Hampton Beach WEEKDAYS 10:00 a.m. — MIDNIGH1 ^\DKTKI SUNDAYS 1:00 p .m . — MIDNIGHT The Band Box NEWBURYPORT Orchestra ■ E i l ^ including Billiards 1 1 55 STATE STREET RE a c h c o m b e r The BEACHCOMBER

THE BEACHCOMBER Just Hot Air Incorporating New the Hampton Beach Advocate Unless you’re one of the A Vacation Digest of all the news better informed sidewalk sup­ H a m p s h ir e information for the summer visitors erintendents keeping an eye Published Wednesdays, June 29 to August 81 on the progress of the Hamp­ ton Beach seawall construc­ By The HAMPTON PUBLISHING COMPANY tion, you may have guessed FRESH Hampton New Hampshire inaccurately what that size­ Sheer Nylon For Advertising Rates in this Paper able, white, steam-emitting MILK - CREAM Hose Telephone W A 6-3322 gadget was that stands near Communications and Items from the huge, crane-driving ham­ $ 1.00 readers are welcome at all times. mer. DAIRY PRODUCTS Robert Lawrence We don’t know whether Really Wonderful Buys In sheer nylon stock­ your first guesses were as ings with dark Fiv e Barbers These Beautiful Dresses! seams. 51 gauge, far off as ours, but it’s neither 15 denier. Color “C” S treet a jet-driven washing machine From “Town Beige” — nor a super-charged hot dog Sizes SV2 to 11. We Speak French, too boiler. ARTHUR GAUDREAU It is a steam generator Hampton’s only Here is your chance to buy stun­ that manufactures steam ning outfits at tremendous savings. power for the operation of “Home-Owned” Linens, Shantung, Sheers, Pongee, Daily Film the hammer driving the Cottons and many, many others Developing & Printing heavy steel sheetings into the D airy are going on sale to make room ground. It is fired by oil sup­ for our fall collection. Sundresses, Service two-piece, Bolero suits, unlined plied directly from a tank suits . . . all must go! truck alongside and we were GARLAND'S told that it provides greater Come in today while our selection working pressure than air. of sizes is still complete and get in on the Biggest Bargins of the year.

In sizes 9-11 10 to 18 Catch Fish with EASTMAN Freeman's and half sizes. TWO TRIPS DAILY • $2.25 Per Person • Equipment Furnished 8 A. M. - 1 P. M. • Radiophone for Safety Reach or ask for Freeman’s when at Were 19.95 to 12.95 • Call Seabrook GRover 4-3461 your Grocers, or for retail delivery Now $10.00 Located at the Seabrook End Tel. WAverly 6-2050 of Hampton River Bridge GIRL’S DRESSES Were 10.95 to 8.95 Half Price Sale Now $6.00 One rack of children’s dresses, including chubbette sizes and sub-teens. 3 to 66x — 7 to 14 MUTE 1-A and 10 to 14. DRIVE-INBEACH RD All current styles in popular 30-GAME PARTY colors. Originally priced from TTeL n l MNewburyport HO. 5-0952 $2.98 to $10.98 Thursday thru Saturday July 14 - 16 - Piper Laurie “AIN’T MISBEHAVEN” EVERY THURSDAY 2nd Hit Edward G. Robinson - Jean Parker AT 8:00 P. M. “BLACK TUESDAY” ALL WOOL BLANKETS Sunday thur Tuesday $13.95 July 17 - 19 Faribo "Northwood” all wool blankets. faU bed Fred Astaire - Leslie Caron size 72 x 90. Colors: Peach, Blue Rose, Green. Rosebeige. White, Dove Grey and Lime. Regular “DADDY LONG LEGS” LEGION HALL $16.95 value. Start a club, or Lay-a-way Plan, pay $1.00 down, $1.00 per week IN CINEMASCOPE Colored, durable quality muslin sheets by this 2nd Hit famed maker. EXETER ROAD Size 81 x 108 Re*. $3.69 Now $3.10 Paul Henreid - Patricia Medina HAMPTON Size 42 x 38 cases Re*. .79 Now .69 Sale of Pequot Muslin Sheets ______“PIRATES of TRIPOLI” NO GAME PAYS Coming Wednesday thru Saturday WITH BIG Colors are Blue, Mint, Rose and Peach. Just this - 23 one size sheet and pillow case in this lot. LESS THAN $10 SPECIALS White Pequot Muslin Sheets with colored borders Van Johnson - Deborah Kerr of Green. Blue, Peach and Rose. Sixes: 81 x 108 Re*. $3.69 Now $3 09 THE END OF THE AFFAIR” Sizes: 72 x 108 Rep. 3.45 Now 2.99 „ 2nd Hit Randolph JScott - Jocelyn Brando FREE BUSSES WANTED MEN” * • ’ * Leaves Casino at 7:00, circles beach via Marsh avenue and b H. W. PRAY CO vard. Last stop at Casino at 7:15. Route to Legion Hall via Wi p la y la n d cunnet road. Bus returns same route after game. 71 STATE ST. NEWBURYPORT The BEACHCOMBER 7 Secretary Alvin F. Redden of the Gangway Rock and also removal HAVE YOU HEARD? Harbor — Seacoast Region Development of Boiling Rock, further up the About A. and S. and a certain (Continued from Page Three) association and Hampton Beach harbor. R. J.? Precinct Commissioner Seth Jun- According to Brig. Gen. Itsch- Flying from to kins. ner blasting of Gangway Rock make the inspection visit were That Don K. has been showing his Funds for dredging Hampton would commence sometime in true character? U. S. Rep. Chester E. Merrow harbor and the restoration of January 1956 with work on Boil­ and Brig. Gen. Emerson C. Itsch- sand on Hampton and Seabrook ing Rock scheduled for next sum- When the big party is going to ner who were later joined by Col. beaches have already been allo­ i mer with the entire $952,000 pro­ come off? Robert Fleming of the Corps of cated with the state providing ject to be completed in the fall Engineers with headquarters at two-thirds, or $280,000, and fed­ of 1956. Boston, Mass. eral agencies allowing $140,000, Accompanying the group on the remaining third. Expressing enthusiasm for the DINE the Hampton Beach tour were possibility of industrial expansion Preliminary plans call for ' at Portsmouth with the planned deepening the harbor entrance harbor improvements, Secretary On The Ocean and also a part of the harbor it­ Redden of the Seacoast Region self. It was said that sand taken Development said he knew defi-j Hampton Hardware from the channel would be nitely that firms were interested pumped onto the Seabrook beach in a Portsmouth location, pend- I Boars Head Inn APPAREL shore and that dredged from in­ ing the harbor improvement work. SPECIAL side the harbor would be piped „ BREAKFAST 8 a.m. - 10 a.m. Also speaking of the bright 11 LUNCHEON 12 - 1:30 “Things onto Hampton Beach. DTNNER ...... 6-8 p.m. AND prospects for additional industry That The work reportedly was to be­ EXCELLENT FOOD gin in mid July, but a later an­ in the Port city was Rep. Merrow Please VACATION ITEMS BEACH nouncement revealed that the who said that a major benefit dredging and erosion control pro­ would be derived from the Har­ At UMBRELLAS ject would be delayed for at least bor Improvement program ap­ YARNS GIFTS proved recently by the Senate. Prices FOR a month. The 9 .5 0 An official of a Hampton real From Portsmouth the group You estate agency pointed out later went on to Farmingham to study Dan-Alien Shop WOMEN - MISSES that possibilities existed at this flood control measures proposed for that area. HAND MADE GIFTS Like Hand Tools time to have much of the marsh Atlantic Ave. No. Hampton To AND CHILDREN land in the vicinity of the harbor Yarns for Soles Paints filled. Colored and Argyles - Plaids - Blocks Pay” Kitchen Utensils He said that a move should be Crochet Cottons initiated by the town right now Polaroid Films IN HAMPTON CENTER AT Stamped Goods Sports Equipment to approach proper state officials Crestwick Greeting Cards with a request for such a marsh­ Pic-Nic Supplies MON.-FRI-. ID A.M.-S P.M. filling project. He said also that GARLAND'S Closed Saturdays & Sundays he was familiar with the harbor and that there was a sufficient Hampton quantity of easily available sand there to fill in a substantial amount of marsh with an eye toward future development. Hardware Following the Hampton Beach SURFSIDE Corner of trip the party proceeded to Ports- mouoth to look over that city's High Street and harbor, citing improvements Lafayette Road planned there which include re­ SUPER - MARKET moval of the dangerous shoals at At the Guyon’s Shopping Center BYRON'S 5 & 10 Sugar Cured Swift's Cellopack GUYON SHOPPING CENTER Bacon Franks BOAR'S HEAD lb. 49c lb. 59c Complete 5 & 10 Assortments and 8 oz. Pkg. All Beach Needs For a Quick Meal MORTON'S FROZEN PLENTY OF CUSTOMERS PARKING SPACE Sandwich PIES 3 -89c Steaks CHICKEN - BEEF LOBSTER lb 59c TURKEY KNOWLES POUND FRESH DONUTS EVERY DAY LOBSTERS - WHOLESALE - RETAIL Alive or Boiled Fresh Oven Ready Broiler lb 59c CLAMS - FISH - LOBSTER MEAT Open Daily From 8:30 A. M. Home Made Potato or Macaroni Salad Plenty of Parking for Shoppers Boar's Head Tel. WA. 6-2252 Hampton Beach The beachcomber The BEACHCOMBER 9 rates to home owners in that HAVE YOU HEARD? Heat Wave Cause vicinity. j Why Dan F. never goes dancing? Hotel Standish Hampton Beach Fire Chief SHOP IN HISTORIC EXETER, N. H. of Record Water George H. Lamott expressed Smith's Pharmacy Boardwalk at “A” St. great satisfaction that a steady Located only nine miles from the Beach, Exeter is your most convenient vacation Consumption 65-pound water pressure was con­ MOST MODERN stantly held on the water works PRESCRIPTIONS FILMS SUNDRIES shopping center. Modern stores and centrally located free parking feature the Ex­ REASONABLE RATES A record-breaking 1,980,000 fire mains during the holiday per­ Ashworth Hotel gallons of water in one day were iod despite considerable public eter shopping district Take Rte. 101-C at Hampton Center. consumed during the scorching water use. • July 4th holiday in the Hamptons The fire chief pointed out that '?. / !* i -. v. ! and Rye area, Hampton Water HALEY’S IGA Works figures disclose. the precinct-owned salt water fire­ K fighting system was also in a STUDLEY’S It was indicated the figure re­ MOVIES! state of readiness to handle any presented 180,000 more gallons 8 mm - 16 mm For Rent conflagration emergency. FOODLINER Flower and Gift Shop used this year than the same day HAVE YOU HEARD? Also Complete of 1954, covering the areas of Projection Service Choice Meats and Groceries CENTRE STREET EXETER Hampton, Hampton Beach, North If Barb is going to take that bet? Hampton, Rye and Rye Beach. ALL KINDS OF COLD BEVERAGES Just Off Water Street pw >\ mj • • m • * Particular heavy water con­ ens oto hop Meats - Groceries Emily's Beauty Salon B F S Save Money Save Time sumption was noted at the beach­ 130 Water St. Exeter a Home Bakery es which accommodated over-flow­ New Location Shop Haley’s A Nice Place to Browse in on A Afternoon” ing crowds, retreating to the sea­ Next to Police Station Frozen Foods AVON HOTEL Tel. PR 2-2571 shore to seek heat relief. B ST. TEL. WA. 6-2250 31 Portsmouth Ave. Exeter OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. -10 P.M. Although July 4 held the rec­ UNUSUAL GIFTS FLOWERS Latest Styling — Lamp Catting OPPOSITE STATE LIQUOR STORE A PEW FINE ANTIQUES ord of water usage for a single Mina Alice Stuart Hickey, Prop Vacationist* Welcome Evelyn & Paul day period the other days of the four-day holiday period came The Candy Store by the Seashore King’s Highway at 3rd St, close to the top amount of water used. . According to Water Works MARGARET M. JUNKINS DURING YOUR VACATION The Best For Less 2 3 ^ u n m Superintendent Oscar Scammon, the normal average of water con­ CANDY SHOP Shop at Your sumption during the cooler, off- Remember the folks back home RENT A T. V. SET r — ku beach season is about 500,000 gal­ lons. with a box of famous Junkin’s Candy Western Auto Associates Stores AU q , Even though the amount of Ocean Boulevard Rates by Week or Month water used over the holiday was — SEE IT MADE — Full line of Sporting and Camping Equipment \ high, Mr. Scammon said, a 55- Including inflatables and beach goods. pound water pressure was main­ MURPHY-LAVOIE CO. tained in all areas. He added that 140 Water St.- Exeter the water department, aided by 137 W ater Street E xeter the recently-installed two addi­ TEL. PR. 2-2352 tional 12-inch water lines to i 'ii r r AL FERRON, Owner TEL. PR 2-2731 Hampton Beach, had no difficulty in keeping substantial water lev­ els in the water tanks at Boar*3 p o llo r d s t N G M A M Head and Glade path. The water works official re­ # r * o * c u vealed also that an 800-foot BEACH SUPPLIES Si stretch of six-inch water pipe was pecial R • muon W a rPPCSCNT n e r B r o s . m **m m tt* Washington Couldn’t Hold Back . . . FOR THE SHOW !? Robert Ryan — Robert Stack “HOUSE OF BAMBOO” M AR G ES GOWER as the Color by TECHNICOLOR — * l I Added Hit! all S9 Richard Denning in ...living every T N “AIR STRIKE” passionate page S e n b It'S ! of Anya Seton's COMING SOON! Romonlic Comedy by SAMUEL TAYIOB RIDING Best Seller! Featuring an all Broadway Cast W a r n e r C o l o r li The Picture You’ve Waited For ALBO rwObNO IN CINEMASCOPE UNIVERSAL.INTERNATIONAL Presents Tickets and transportation available at DOROTHY MALONE sCTTU r Jackie’s Travel Agency on the Beach KKtS Mf IT Henry Fonda — James Cagney PEGGIE CASTLE JOSEPH HOfFMMf Reservations: WAverly 6-3990 Always Free Parking “MR. ROBERTS” MYRON McCORMICK 0AVD WEISBART- LESLEY SELANDER -- coco* •• Tickets: $2.20; $1.65 $1.10 Curtain at 8:40 Watch For Opening Date Technicolor A COLUMBIA PICTURE CO-SIACliN PLUS - Victor McLaglen Special Kiddie Matinee COLOB BY “CITY OF SHADOWS” Every Saturday At 1:40 P.M. Sunday - Tuesday Every Tuesday At 2 P.M. A MUSICAL TREAT PHONE 7 Days! Sun. thru Sat. Sunday - Monday THE HOME OF HITS July 17th thru July 23rd 20lh Ccntury*Fox presents PR 2-2222 The ONE and ONLY! STRAND NEWBURYPORT FIRST LOCAL SHOWINGS Matinee Every Day at 2:15 — Saturday 1:15 p.m. Now Ends Saturday ON OUR GIANT SCREEN THE ONE AND ONLY THURSDAY thru SATURDAY July 14 - 16 Fess Parker CinemaScope At Its Best — DAVEY CROCKETT 4-Track Magnetic Stereophonic Sound Sunday - Tuesday c> starring - COLLEEN MILLER ^ I

W arner Bros, in color dvW a r n er C o lo r “THE PURPLE MASK” ^M agnificent ALSO STARRING (In Technicolor) Color by DlLuxi In the wonder o f STEREOPHONIC SOUND 1 'J .t ’ L-'Battle Cry'eirl! JOHNNY WEISSMULER - JEAN BYRON JOSEPH HOFFMAN • DAVID WEISBART ...... °'aCCTCO or LESLEY SELANDER Wednesday - Thursday “JUNGLE MOON MEN” C inemascope Tuesday - Wednesday KIDDIE SHOW MAUREEN O'HARA Every Saturday at 1:15 P. M. ANTHONY QUINN Cartoon Carnival — 5 Cartoons They stared too Plus Our Regular Program — Plus — - • mp. • long... Saw Victor McLaglen too much? SUNDAY thru TUESDAY July 17 - “CITY OF SHADOWS” BROUGHT BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND ROBERT TAYLOR - GRETA GARBO Starts Wednesday “CAMILLE” ■ ■ -*n-. V iH 3 .ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY July 20 - f A Xjj R e a r w i n d o w ■—— i In VistaVision

p d a r o w e r tv t t ™ c o l o r b y T e c h n i c o l o r JAMES STEWART - JUNE ALLYSON H M C O im bKn.CEw"h W M O N KELLY D BURR . Dir. • c,.dWENDELL by ALFREDHI^HCOC COREYk 7 • THELMA KRITTFR U I L K “STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND “1,D «■. •• MICHAEL HAVES (In Technicolor) 12 The BEACHCOMBER

LEAN SHORT SHANK Smoked Shoulders .39c Sliced Bacon .45c

WHITEMEAT T una 3 cans 1.00

JAPANESE C rabm eat can 59c

FANCY NEW € LBS. P otatoes 29c

FANCY Lem ons 6 fo r 33c REG. 99c Coffee lb. 79c The BEACHCOMBER How Jake avoided getting caught The BEACHCOMBER Seeks Police Aid on the boardwalk? For Shore Front Boardwalk Brevities A town official reported that Paying one of their scarce visits to this area are A2/c and GRANDVIEW the town received last week an Mrs. Warren E. Cann, Jr. of Randolph Air Force Base, San Antonio, unprecedented request from a Texas, who are staying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Beauty Salon WHERE YOUR DOLLAR woman owning seaside property Cann, Sr. of 10 I street. at the Hampton Beach section on Bill Elliot is keeping in shape these days by working out with Individual Haircutting the Seabrook side of Hampton the calisthenics class which he conducts daily. By BUYS MORE! river. In case you’ve been wondering what that wooden tower is at Mrs. Mol Hallett The woman, according to the Hampton Harbor near the Hampton entrance to the toll bridge, it’s Permanent Waves town spokesman asked the town the Hampton Civil Defense Ground Observation spotting station, THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE to provide a patrolman to keep which will be manned by volunteers as soon as the necessary equip­ Tinting Manicures the public off her property which, 18 - 20 Pleasant St. she claims, runs to the ocean. ment arrives. 333 OCEAN BLVD. Newburyport DEPARTMENT STORE Seen enjoying the cool sea breezes and listening to the band THIS AREA She was advised, said the offic­ TEL. WA 6-3415 — Open Friday Nights Til 9 P. M. — ial, that the area in reference is concert were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Robinson of Lawrence, Mass. a public beach right to the high More and more Canadians are finding Happy Hampton a good water mark and that the town vacaion spot, if you take into consideration all the French accents would not provide a police patrol prevalent along Ocean Boulevard. Don Langley’s as she had requested. General consensus of opinion is that the Get-Acquainted nights Cool Cotton MISSES' — WOMEN’S are proving to be one of the most popular and well-attended events THRIFTY 51 Gauge 15 Denier Summer ATTENTION GIRLS on the summer holiday program. Yankee NYLONS SEAMLESS BARELEGS Girls Dormitory for beach help. Biggest favorite among the kids on the beach these days is Shorts - Halters At Cutler Motel, rear of Hotel DRESSES 51 Gauge 15 Denier Allen. Hampton Beach. $7.00 Henry Hamel who dishes out the candy kisses on the Monday night 88c pr weekly. adv. talent show. Lobster Embossed Cottons Chatting on the boardwalk were Mary Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Printed Cottons BLOUSES 48c pr. Cool Sheers O’Connor of Lawrence, Mass. Sizes 8*/2 to 11 Sizes 8 Vz to 11 Water-skiing has become firmly entrenched as part of Hamp­ Standish Gift Shop House $3.55 $1.00 ea. Slight Irregulars ton’s recreational schedule. The greater part of the vacationists Slight Irregulars Largest and Finest seem to be taking to the skis or at least giving it a try. At in New England Yankee Village • Ocean Blvd. at “A” Street Manufacturers Closeouts “CANNON” SNAP LOCK ACA - 8 oz. Lions To Hold Jacobs Taxi Near Coast Guard Sta. CHOICE SUMMER Bath Towels BLUE STRIPE Smith's Pharmacy Beach Tag Day 3 CARS TO SERVE YOU No. Shore Blvd. Trouser Creasers WA 6-3884 or 6-3989 JEWELRY Reg. 79c Pillow Ticks Workers on behalf of the WA 6-2420 PRESCRIPTIONS 158 High Street Hampton Hampton Lions club will hold 48c ea. 3 pair for DRUGS FOUNTAIN their annual Tag Day drive along Reg. $1.00 Value Reg. 79c ALL GOOD AND BIG Ashworth Hotel the beach front Saturday, Julv 16. 48c FOR THE BEACH $1.69 66c ea. Purpose of the drive states f y i A & t Sun Glasses chairman Dr. Lawrence Saulden is to obtain the financial backing “Salt ’n Pepper” 100 inches WIDE and Notions which makes possible Lions dona­ 100% Type 128 CHENILLE tions to charity throughout the With Complete Banking Service PURE LINEN MUSLIN GARLAND'S year. During 1954-55 approxi­ SPREADS Nylon Ruffles mately $1,500 was expended on SHEETS such worthwhile projects as eye Dish Towels Reg. $4.98 72 inch length For The 81 x 99 $1 AQ sight conservation, medical treat­ 72 x 108 $3.98 ment, and speech therapy. The Reg. 39c Reg. $3.69 Harbor Grill goal for this year is to exceed the Size 81 x 108 — $1.69 A Tweedy 2 Tone SPREAD contributions of previous cam­ 28c ea. Irregulars in Full or Twin Size $2.44 pr. Serving Excellent Food paigns. Businessman ... Visitor ... Breakfasts Children wishing to participate m the Tag Day are requested by Year Round Resident. . . Lunches the Lions club to meet at 9 a.m. in SPECIAL PURCHASE No-Iron FLORAL PRINTED 18 x 26 DOUBLE RUFFLE Dinners the band room of the Casino Textured Rayon Cotton FLORAL PRINTED where collection boxes will be 81 inch DACRON OPEN 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. distributed. Each volunteer work­ We invite you to visit and use the most Linen Finish Feather er will receive a gift, and a port- modern Banking facility in the Seacoasit Tier Curtains Draw Drapes Ocean Boulevard fJl ra?!° ;f the reward going to Nylon Tailoreds Bed Pillows Near the Toll Bridge the child who is most successful Region. Reg. S3.49 in selling the tags. Reg. $1.98 $2.18 pair $1.38 pr. $2.99 2 for $3.00 The> All Stop At Burke’s”

Reversible Woven 4 pc. Jumbo Size Famous “LUX” STAINLESS STEEL - ALUMINUM • 40-HOUR 1/s QT. b u r k e _ EXETER BANKING COMPANY FIB R E RUGS * _ • • Ararm Clocks Mixing Bowl 27 X 54 $1 a a Cannister Set DINER and DINING ROOM 1^4 WATER STREET — EXETER. N. H. Reg. 3.98 tpl.OD Reg. $2.98 Reg. $1.00 m Reg. $2.98 HAMPTON CENTER 36 x 63

Nylon Gowns Nylon Panties 3.95 & 4.75 1.25 Pink and Blue Sizes 34 - 40 Pink and Blue

GIRDLES SHORTS “Figure Builder” REG. NOW 2.95 - 5.95 5.50 3.00 BERMUDA or REGULAR 7.95 4.00 12 Different Colors Sizes 24-34 Sizes 10 - 18