- ^ Who . Graspa His Opportunity. His Opportunity Is Right. Now Yes, We Do Job Printing, All Rr.n V At Kieht Pric®- Vo l . XLV1II— N o. 29 OOEAN QBOVB TIMES Bring Your Work To The Times NEPTUNE, NEW; JERSEY, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930
ANNUAL BIBLE CONFERENCE ADVERSE ELEMENTS Fo u r C e n t s Daily Sessions To Open Next Mon- JAPANESE BEETLE AT WORK HARASS PRESIDENT • .day, Continuing Two Weeks. FOR Fruit, Trees, Flowers Suiter From The annual Bible Conference; with RETRENCHMENT SEEN DECLARES DR. BARTHOLOW IN the Moody Institute cooperating, will THREE DAYS OFTHE W. C. T. U.; Attacks of Insect Pest. be instituted next Monday and will V AUDITORIUM SERMON be continued until Sunday, August The deadly work of thc Japanese IN NEPTUNE AUDIT 3. - The sessions will be "held in the beetle now entering thc fifth week of his'adult life is in full swing. His Eminent Divine Believes Hoover Was Temple. Dr. S. Edwhrd Long, of MARKED BY LARGE ATTENDANCE FIGURES SHOWN AT MEETING Moody Institute; Dr. Henry Ostrom, domain at present is limited to the Providentially Prepared For High evangelist; Dr. Peter W. Philpott, eastern States, from Massachusetti OF TOWNSHIP SOLONS to Virginia, but he is fast making in Office—Mount Vernon Pastor Heard pastor o f the. Church of the Open, GET-TOGETHER BANQUET AT STOKES HALL PRECEDES .uunmg in- Door, Los Angeles; Dr. Harry Allen doads on contiguous areas. All vari at Morning and Evening Worship Ironside^ pastor of the Moody Me-., THE DAILY SESSIONS, MORNING, AFTERNOON AND eties of grapes, apples, cherries and For First Six Months Of Year Ex morial Church, Chicago, and Captain peaqhes are subject to the attacks of Disclaiming any politics in : his EVENING—WHITE RIBBONERS GIVEN GREETING BY penditures Were Only Forty Per Reginald Wallis, General Secretary this insect pest. Among the shade ' ■utterance, th e. Rev. Dr. ,,Otho Rar- o f the Y. M. C. A., Dublin, Ireland, trees that suffer his presence are.the • Cent, o f Appropriatons—fTrash and tholow iij his morning sermon at the DRS. MELVILLE E. SNYDER AND ALFRED WAGG ON will be -the speakers. sassafras, elm, linden, horse-chest Garbage Collections Satisfactory. ■v Auditorium last Sunday declared Dr. Ostrom and Dr. Long are sched BEHALF OF THE OCEAN GROVE ASSOCIATION— nut, willow; birch, oak, poplar and ' that President H ebert Hoover is the uled a s'th e speakers for, the first maple; with flowers he is absolutely An exhaustive report by Elmer 0 . . victim of a diabolical combination of. PRESIDENTS OF FIVE STATES ALTERNATE .UAVU IN OCCU- impartial attacking a bachelor but Stevens, auditor, for the six months week. Dr. Ostrom came into promi pVTW n * — ■ —— adverse .- elements, notwithstanding nence as an' American evangelist and ton with equal zest as a rose; shrubs ending June 30, 1930, was an inter- . He had been providentially raised tip PYING THE CHAIR—DELEGATES FROM NEW JERSEY, and lawns also find him a lingering esting innovation introduced at the Bible teacher at the time of the J. and avaricious guest,mieof and prepared for the Presidency as Wilbur Chapman simultaneous cam NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE AND MARY committee on Tuesday night. If fig- was Esther of Bible times prepared paign in leading American cities. He answer to numerous inquiries meeting of the Neptune Township for her throne, as witness thc wortjg' LAND ATTEND IN FORCE OF NUMBERS—PROGRAM on how to kill__ him, molMartin biii' Davoy,uavey ures do not lie, and it is presumed keeps constantly employed because CLOSED r.APrp ------noted tree exnert — 11 of her cousin Mordecai, "Who know- o f the wide demand for his services. id tree expert, advises the spray that these most certainly d o. not,, eth whether thou art con\f to the Dr. Long built the course of study ing o f infested areas with lead coated then the members were entitled to kingdom for- such a time as. this?" arsenate o f lead. Mr. Davey bases in the department— ...... l, ,ux of Biblemoie at the feel somewhat pleased. The figures Dr. Bartholow - is pastor of the Tr./«-— ’ ----- . ._.w -..w. 4 annual gee- .1; Indiana Central College and was its ft™ Eet~ I h e great crusade than his information on experiments made showed a noticeable retrenchment in .First M. E. Church, Mount Vernon, together banquet Monday evening 0___ u iio m man now. Wet in his own laboratories as well as expenditures for the past six months. head for seven years. His exposi at Stokes Hall, where headquarters •interests are clamoring for the re N. if., in which pastorate he has tions are' enriched by travels in the those of the U .. S. Department of While total «*i'i
•#•••■■■•••••«•••••••••••••••••••••••*••••••* • : * ini M. E. TEITELBAUM St. Paul’s. < Correct Footwear for Men and Women The Season’s Crowning Event 618 Main Street, Bradley Beach Opp. Railroad Square or Soldier’s Monument Microphone Revue FACTS OR FANCY Hoping: for results is the fisherman’s privilege, but trusting Something New Drama Form Riotous to luck is an expensive habit when shopping around for shoe£ A SKETCH I have always believed that the people of Monmouth County want and appreciate fine1 quality merchandise. To offer the best merchandise possible and be satisfied with a reasonable profit may not be the quickest way of getting rich “A Day in a in business. But it is the sure way of staying in business. I feel I can speak with authority for I ’ve been in business Written and directed by Raymond Knight, production since. 1899 and each year it’s been bigger and better. . director of the National Broadcasting Company and I am extremely grateful for the patronage I received from the .public during the past six months’ crisis that has overtaken famous for his “Cuckoo Hour” every Wednesday night this country. over WJZ. ■ Our store may appear small from the outside, but there ia no store in Monmouth County that can offer you a better selection of footwear for the whole, family. - We have shoes for infants, women, boys and men. Our prices range from $1.00 to $12.50, in all colors and styles. 8.15 P. M. Summer visitors have always patronized our business and we are anxiously looking forward to greet them once again. This makes the thirty-first year that we are greeting summer visitors Ocean Grove Auditorium to Bradley Beach. . . Yours with many good bargains, ~ : This represents the latest stage production featuring radio M. E. TEITELBAUM. artists and has been especially prepared for the great Auditorium. • The Russian Cathedral Quartette, Walter Preston, Countess : Albani, Elsie May Gordon and Joe Raines and his orchestra, are (■••••••••••••••••••••••••••••HI...... s featured stars in this new pi ay.
j Admission, 50c. Reserved Seat, $1.00 U. S. GIRLS FIND TELEPHONE TALK THANK YOU | | Buy Your Tic ets NOW CALL AGAIN! I ODD Iff ENGLAND A HANDY DIRECTORY FQK OUB SCAQEB8 I imMHIIMUHMIIUMIIIM.IM. Operators Are “Telephonists,” While “Through’* Means BUSINESS DIRECTORY Ccnnccied. When the American girl secretaries WILLIAM E. TAYLOR on the stall of tho American delega Q. C. P ridham & Bro. tion to the Disarmament Conference, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Practical Painters arrived In London they discovered, Alterations Additions Repairs upon malting their first call over a Paper Hangers 88 Abbott Avenne, Ocean Grore London telephone, that the English 71 Broadway girls were “telephonists" and not Telephone 1262 Ocean Orove, N. J. “operators" and that they answered *0 tha name of "ciichange.” . Confusion on the p.-rt of the Ameri A ndrew T aylor JACOB BEUTELL can secretaries increased when the ■pN AND 8HEET METAL PLUMBING AND BEATING Ten Minute Schedule English “tclcp’i\onl~t" said "you are through" which, translated into Ameri WORKER Jobbing Promptly Attended To. can, meant “you are connected" and (26 South Main St., Asbury Park 98 Vi Embury Avenue Ocean Grove. 8 A. M. to 12 P. M. not, as the Americans supposed, "your Phone 2601 .- / ■ - Phone 8468 . time is up. pleaca deposit another nickel," the ‘‘Lons Dlr.tanee Office" Is D A ILY "Trunk’ Exchange.” Tilton’s City Dairy EDMOND L. THOMPSON Except Sunday Similarly the “operating room” in Paateurlxed Milk and Crua Exterior and Interior a central office is known as a "switch- BUTTERMILK. AND CERTIFIED ' PAINTING f room" In ihe :cxeHarjta and when a MILK Olitrltmuru for Wallur-Osnlon rntiuU Estimates Furnished lino Is “ busy” the English “telephonist" 38 Ooean Ave., Ocean Orove, N. 3 De Luxe Bus says “line Is ensued." A “do not StS Second Avenue, Asbury Park answer" report becomes "there Is 110 Phone 1677 Phone Asbury 22B6-R for Charter Trips reply" and1 a call Is “completed” in tho United States but It “ matures” | SERVICE : LEVIC & WHITEHEAD In England. HARRY J. BOD1NE JOHN N. BURTIS Phone 6571 Telephone operators In America, and FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER In most -cases, subscribers, too, always - FUNERAL DIRECTOR. “ talk" over a telep'.ione but the British , 1GG7 flingt Axe.. Asburj Park 1 YO U REALIZE hour muchX have a-.haliit of “opcaSln?.” Our oper PRIVATE CHAPEL ‘HOME FOR SERVICES' ' ators-“cuHnto’ a cecsncUon by. press Phono BB7 517 Bangs Are. Asburf Part Private Auta - Pbons 64 ing a key on .the switchboard in front YOU m edim s COHVIHIiHCEa of them and their counterparts of the British Isles, “ enter a connection." AMERICAN BARBER SHOP IIow often ard you Incon homes arc being equipped "Charges" are made for telephono calls LEON SNIDER ' venienced by the lock of hot with the Humphrey Kala In America but “fees" are tho order 307 Bond St.; Asbury Park water? How often is your mazoo? > '-••• (Next Door to Scott's Music Store) . ’ NEWSPAPERS ' ■ dally schedule interfered Once you have this re for such conveniences In England, and EXPERT ON LADIES and,CHILDREN S markable water heater in with, wailing for water to whoii a line is. “out.of 'order" in New ; HA.TR BOBBING, 40 CENT'S . ; •Service All Year heat? v your home, you’ll wonder “ not working” ih how you ever got along York it ia simply ' Men and Boys’ Hair Cut, 25 Cent*. 53 Main Ave, . Ocean Grove. Tel. 528J From early morning until tion don. late night, for bathing, without i t You’ll be sur MICHAEL -DARO (Formerly with Nary) Ocean Grove’s, Original Carrier shaving, cooking, dishwash prised to learn how econom ing, cleaning, laundry, and ically it cupplies your the scores of other daily every hot water need. DAVID H, O’REILLY GEORGE H. COOK homekeeping tasks, there is Lefcus ;explain to you, a continual demand for hot how arid why this remark ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR '■•.Plano JRniet;:-:'^#--*;,.^ water. At least: two- able water heater can Orders Attended to Prompt!; thirds the water you give you such depend Old Pianos Reboilt and Repaired Hemstitching u se in your homo' able servlceat such lit Estimates Furnished Pianos and Victroloa For Sale should be heated.' tle cost Come in, or. Is it any wonder, phono today/ for a 129 Abbott Avenne Ocean Grov, 99 Cookman Are. Ocean Grore. N. J. Pleating than, that so many demonstration. - Phone 4716 Phone 2118-M Buttons
FRENCH DRY CLEANING CO. ELECTR ICAL W ORK * fSS Mattison Avenue, Aibury Park ON YOUR FORD •", Phone Asbury Park 2364 ROOTING CONTRACTOR will be expertly done if you leava the matter in our hands. You^ "The Catch o f the Ocean” at BEX R O O riN G CO. lighting and ignition systems I 69 South Main St., Asbnry Park .will bo placed in perfect condi j Harvey’s Ssa Food Market Re-roofing Over Old Shlneles tion and any defective wiring REASONABLE will be replaced with new. All PRICES Only the Freshest and Best, electric connections will he prop erly made! JEM IM A BEAUTY FISH, CLAMS, OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, Etc. SHOPPE Ocean Grove Market Now Open . >, ' ' ■ > «, F . S . Morris, Automotive Electrician ;; - ' 78 Mt- ■Hermon-Way. 52 Olin Street, Ocean Orove Phones 490 Relieves a Headache, or Neuralgia in v:;-: -..' j j . s. L, Battery’Service Siatioa .-'-.C :./-' ..;••• ,. Ocean Grove.N. J. 739 Main Street, Brtidloy Beach (day and night). Phone 376 30 minutes,' cheeks a Cold the first day, and checks Malaria in three days, - ’ ! U. 8. and firestone Solid and Pnemmatio truck Tire»' - ■, 660 also to'Tablets.-. HSSouthMain SJtrieet,'.Asbury;
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LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES TRUST ACCOUNT land known as the Dayton and DeNyso COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET—1929 Tract; thence (2) southerly along tho-:* ASSETS wenterly line of said tract, twenty-flvo v o u ,¥ o m c m ' ANNUAL. AUDIT OF NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP, N. J. 1928 Audit Revised DeceinUer feet; thence (3) westerly, and again at THE; , . • December 31 January 1 31, 1929 right angles to Fisher Avenue,, one hun> To tho Chairnmn and Comfnitteemen, ' Cost of Improvements In Progress (P. 25>.? 28,594.32 5 20,266.00 ? 0,198.05 dred and forty-eight feet, moro or less, ' Township of Neptunoi Now Jersey.’ Assessments Receivable (Page 20)...... 77.03G.90 77,154.51 90.007.3U to tho easterly lino of Fisher Avenue;. m i M Gontlemon: ’ • • Township's Share of Assessments- (Page 27) ...... 1.505.U8 thence (4) northerly along the easterly "Wo havo audited tlie. financial transactions of tho Township of Neptune, Now Assessments Refunded, CancelM. etc. (P. 28) 0,105.11 6,165.11 321.75 UnO of Fisher Avenue, twenty-five feot • Jersey, foi1 tho year ended December 31, 1929, and.attach hereto comments on tho Sundry Adjustments, etc.. (Page 29)...... , , 021.07 021.57 to tho point or place of beginning. - -■,‘ Audit and Comparative Balance Sheets as shown by the 1928 audit as at December. •Deilcit—192'i A ssess'ts Confirmed (P. 25) ...... C00.19 Also all that certain* lot, tract or par- ’ 31, 102-8, Revised as at January 1, 1929; and as at December 31, 1929, under tho Due from Current Account- (Pago 30).... 7,000.00 7,000.00 13,043. lu cel of land and premises, hereinafter' following divisions: ■ ; . particularly .described, situate, lying and . CURRENT ACCOUNT ?119,44G.39 §120,208.18 $H2,898.i»H frolng in the Township of Neptune, ' -TRUST ACCOUNT County of Monmouth and State of Now CAPITAL ACCOUNT LIABILITIES Jersey, known and designated as Lot1 RESERVE ACCOUNT Notes Payable l ...... ?11U,000.00 No. one hundred ami fifty-nine, as together with the required supporting statements. ' * Temporary Improvement Notes (R 31), §U0,000.00 5110,000.00 shown on Map of Robbins’ Addition to P^ffar°H G M m an ^ Percentage Retained (ttage 25).;..... U27.41 388.02 Asbury Park, mado by Niart Rogers; TOWNSlIir OF NEl'TUtfE, NEW JERSEY ^ Reserves •* Civil Engineer, September, 1907, and (3imij’rit>ner ° 0 CURRENT ACCOUNT First Street ...... \ , 330.73 330.73 330.73 filed in the Monmouth . County Clerk’s COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET—-JANUARY 1 AND DECEMBER 31, 1UUU Interest (Page 31) ...... 115.28 115.28 '791.92 Olllce, and more - particularly described ' M4«r TeUcl Duo to Current Account (Page 30)...... 9,000,38 . . 9,090,38 as follows: rs Trust Surplus (Pago Ul) . 134.38 , 1,38*7.89 • Boginning at a point . hi the easterly 1028 Revised December line of. Fisher.Avenue, distant three hun Audit January! 31, 1929 $119,446.39 $120,208.18 $112,898.50 dred and two, feet and thirty hundredths Cash ■■ 1 of a font Southerly' from the southeast Collector (Pago 6) ; . 530.21 $30.^1 CAPITAL ACCOUNT erly corner of Fisher Avenue and Spring- , Treasurer (Page 9) ...... , . . ; . ,v.. ... 21,300.35 21,a(J9.35 ?il,50y.2tf COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET—1020 wood Avepuo; .thence (1). easterly, and :i .(Editor’s Note: This series : of Charged to Collector
■ W 3 :- '.• Mr. and Mrs. J. . come from Scranton,, V...... S... V t fa-DAY INTERSTATE Aurora for a fortnight's stay.’ Seeley is the president and owner o f the Scranton-Laeka wanna College, W.C.T.U.CONFERENCE one,of the'largest educational insti tutions in Pennsylvania, . (Concluded trom flret pttga) ■ Postmaster' James H. M asker,'of A sale of fancy articles, ice. cream Somerville, is spending his vacation Rev Relyea Urges -Education. , at Troy Place. > and cake is to be held at the Alba tross, 34 Ocean Pathway, Wednesday Yesterday morning Rev. H. A. Rel It is hard to make money, but those who have made it often find it harder • _..._Miss- Ada Cook, o f Rutherford,------of a next week, July 23, urider tho yea, pastor of St. Paul’s church, former resident of Ocean Grove, is at auspices of the Woman’s Guild of Ocean Grove, addressed the confer to take care of it. Save your money and this institution will take care of it. the Kenilworth for,an indefinite stay. Trinity Episcopal Church, . Asbury ence, stressing the educational .part • Rev. Dr. George" W. Henson, of Park, of the women’s ehdeavors. Pointing Philadelphia, is leading the young Lee Sinsheimer, of1 Nutley, form- out that the W; C. T. U. has alwlays peojjle’a meeting in the Temple this erly in the summer delicatessen and relied in large measure upon con ! y\ wepk. , :•• •-• light lunch business at 46 Main ave- ventions to determine its -policies and activities, thereby keeping promi ' M r.' and Mrs. A. B. Rittenhouse, nue> Y“ 8 °,cetm Grove vSflit,?r ; o f Lebanon, N. J., ire now occupy- yesterday. He Is now successfully nent in the temperance movement ing their summer home at 74 Broad- operating a large restaurant at Nut- the principle of democracy, without which it is not - possible to obtain way. ey> " c social reform, he said that no move Mrs. T. Fulton and family, of East H. E. Shuey, of Dayton, and ment' can become popular and re Association Building, Ocean Grove, N.J. Orange, , have taken possession of Jiir. a°n> "• Shuey, of Toledo, main popular that is not created and theiii sflmmcr .home at 30 Embury Onio, have returned to spend the re directed by popular mind and.con 4 per cent, paid on savings, oom pounded quarterly avenue. ~ mainder of the summer at the'Lafay- science. “The people themselves ' - . • „ . . . . ette. They havo been regular paU must work out their salvation,” he ■ Ocean Grove Chapter, Order o f tho rons of the Lafayetto for many-sea- • . , v. , NATHAN J, TAYLOR, President Hasitern Star, will hold a cake sale SOns. said. ‘‘And because of its represen JOHN HULSHART, Vico Presdent tative character and the principle of JOSEPH H. RAINEAR, Caehler Saturday at the A. and P. .store, on • A , , . TAULMAN A. MILLER, Vice President and Trust Officer : 'Main jivpniie Qn . her ninetieth birthday anm- participation which prevail in a NATHAN T. LANE, Aaat. Cashle* m , ’ - - . . versary Tuesday, - Mrs. Emma C. gathering under your auspices I The thirtieth annual banquet of Shaw, a resident of the Homo for think of such a convention as an ex ■ t ;the?Auditorium ushers is to be held the Aged was entertaned at dinner pression of the Christian conscience *► Wednesday evening, .August.. 20, at at the Shelburno hotel by Miss Lulu of ' America at work, rationalizing the North Erid hotel. ■ ~ E. Wright. The dinner table bore a motives, measuring tontempotary Fred S. Clark, of. Passaic, for l“ rSe birthday cake. conditions, adapting effective meth ods to meet the, requirements of Beveral weeks is visiting" her;Bister, Mr. and' Mrs. Frank Tantum, of changing conditions.” Mrs. .L. F. Angleman, at the Inter- Cookman avenue, who have been at ‘‘So much of our battle line has lakon, .32' Atlantic avenue. Northampton, Mass., visiting their fallen in political territory,” he add ' Did You Ever See the Picture ^• VMiss Alice Paulus has returned to daughter, Mrs. Walter Stevens, are ed, “ that we have yielded lately to '"her. home at Riverton, N. i., after a expected shortly. Frank has the temptation to suppose that week’s visit, with Mrs. William E. been missed from his nccuBtomed in political jurisprudence lies the Thomson, 6 Main avenue. haunts about town. • final victory of our cause. As a mat of a Check ? Miss Ruth Gamble, who comes Starting, tomorrow the afternoon ter of human nature and tho his tory of social progress, we know that from Philadelphia, for two weeks is hotel delivery of mail will be made We take hundreds o f them every day." Every cheek that goes through this •visiting her aunt, Mrs. Arthur by automobile, the same as morning this is untrue. Legislation and law enforcement may deter or abet •bank is photographed. :Moun,, 110 Clark avenue. deliveries are now made. This Will ensure -.delivery an hour -or more mow) reform, but of itself it is im It is one of our many ways of protecting the interests of our customers. Mr.' and Mrs. Francis Bucker and earlier th a n usual and will be _ potent to produce 'permanent moral their son Jack, of Suntyiry', Pa., are great' convenience to hotel • patrons, standards or social practices.” The One of them might sometime need very badly the picture of a particular check. visiting for a week Mr. and Mrs. E. * real test of permanent social organi We would have it—endorsements and all. W. Davis, 94 Main avenue. Miss Rachel Back, o f Washing- zation is .in education, by which suc Members' of the Kssoclation of ‘ 0"\ ?vl50 il tnow/ S th! A1'? nh,urst^ ceeding generations learn to preserve' Philadelphia Ministers Wives attend- S the living principles of Christian ed and were greeted at the services „ ? Allenhurst aro civilization, discarding outworn in the Auditorium last. Sunday. J**?6’ w, ‘I. v A j j J ‘modes, revamping inadequate' social ■ .•„, • tie, and her daughter Mildred and reforms.” :Mr. and Mrs. William Lingg have son Richard, likewise o5 Wash'ing- The five States were represented arrived from - Philadelphia "to occupy ton. in a forum on State papers^—Mrs. for the remainder of the season Anna Lee Waller for Delaware, Mrs. their cottage at 83 Mt. Carmel Way. . Rev. George S. Johnson, of Vine land, a former pastor of St. Paul’s. Rebecca T. Miller for Maryland, Main Street, between Mattison and Bangs Avenues, Asbury Park • Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Jutten, of Ocean Grove, is scheduled to preach Mrs. Elizabeth Bourne Dickinson for . East Orange, visited Ocean Grove New York land Mrs. Bertha Lee | Corner Main Avenue and Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove at the Pitman Grove Camp Meeting New Jersey; Miss Margaret Sloat . relatives during the week. They are on Sunday.'- afternoon, August 3 former summer residents of this BillySunday preaches there the fo l for New York and Mrs. Bertha Leo Broyles for Pennsylvania. .-place. lowing Monday and Tuesday, morn ing and evening, At the afternoon session yester ■- Coming here to attend the. W. C. day there was a “Poll Parrot Quiz,” •MUUUU wuiui vimui luunui Iinuutiuuuumuiuimuni IU 111 Iiuiniituni uimautttmwtimtuttmutnuvnmunuutuiutut T. U. conference, Mrs. Harry Cool The following persons are at Ban- conducted by the New York State ing, of Havre de Grace, Md., is pro croft-Taylor Rest Home for the Sun* union. Mrs. Caroline Diehl, of Penn1 longing her stay at the Gulford for mer 'School of Missions this week: sylvania, spoke on “ Scientific Tem a week. Mrs. Dan B. Brummitt,- of Evanston, perance Instruction.” There was COOKMAN AVENUE Thomas Quinn and family and III.; Mrs. T. C. Reynolds, of-W ash also a Y. P. B. hour and a Loyal ASBURY PARK. NEW JERSEY his three sisters are spending their ington;. - ., . Mrs. C. E._Turley, _of _Mar- Temperance Legion demonstration, .'fifth season in the cottage at 31 At- 12J*> P“ I0i. Miss Bernice Huff, of the latter directed by Miss MJabel lantic avenue. They come from Washington, and Miss Gertrude Vaughan, o f Ocean Grove, who par Plainfield.' - . Davey, from the Brookly Deacon- ticipated in the musical program LARGEST FEDERAL RESERVE during the convention and sung sev It has been learned here that Mrs. eral solos. MEMBER IN ASBURY PARK Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mary • Chalmers, a former summer The conference was brought to a_ resident of Ocean Grove, died on Rhodes, of.. Pittsfield, Mass., have close .last evening with -a pageant; Tuesday night at her home in Mount ,n JtPe .r' ‘‘The King’s Ultimatum,” presented Vprnnn N Y . . ' and Mrs. W. 0. Burgelin, 12 Main ■ 1 ’ ■ V .. v . : avenue. . Mr. Rhodes, who is presi- In the Auditorium and directed by the author, Mrs. Carrie Stanyon, o f While- no official figures have been dent of the Berkshire Life Insurance Avon. given out up t(> this tlnfe it is under- Company and-a former Grove cot- stood the population of Neptune tager, is greatly impressed with the township, including Ocean Grove, improvements, made here during the will exceed 11,000. last few years. THE GREAT —where your principal will never be affected by speculative hazards. Accompanied by his son Joseph, Major Harry Webb Farrington, Frank Brown, o f Philadelphia, has who. was recently injured by a fall —where your funds are always available on demand. .- been.making a vacation visit here at ia Ocean Grove, underwent a second —where you are assured the steady accumulation of compound interest. the home of his father, Albert L. operation "last Saturday at the hos- Browh,109 Abbott avenue. pital in Spring Lake. The doctors Mr. and Mrs. George Lepper, of hold out hope for his recovery, as Open a Savings Account Brooklyn, are passing their fifth sea all factors are said to be in his favor. son at Ocean Grove arid-are staying Mrs. Farrington, who is still on OCEAN GROVE with Miss Marcia Simmons at her crutches because of an auto acci A Financial Lighthouse an the Jersty Coast summer home; %7 Main avenue. dent, is constantly by-his bedside. Saturday Eve., July 19 Mr and Mrs. Samuel S. Hughes, A bus ^party o f one hundred , mem- .Ruth and Willis' Hughes, o f the £ers of Radiant Chapter, Order of 8.30 o'clock Bronx, have returned to Wilma Hall Eastern Star, visited Ocean Grovo for a month’s stay They are regu- on Tuesday, and had dinner at the lar summer patrons of Wilma Hall. Hotel Bryant on the ocean front. This ROSEN „ ...... _ • • was the first visit to this resort for THF Mr. and Mrs. William Logan, 102 some of the chapter, land they were VIOLINIST Abbott avenue, had as their guests greatly pleased with their reception GKAYLINE over last weekend Mr. and Mrs. A. and — -■ entertainmnt--*•—»-!------at -*• the hotel. The. P. Milligan, of New York, and Mr. party was headed by Miss Mabel RAFAEL0 DIAZ and Mrs. William Meyers, of Jersey Meyers, matron. City.. ■V; ;. TENOK A service in memory o f Rev. Ed Sonator ahd Mrs. Caleb Baumes", of ASBURY PARK—ATLANTIC CITY win L. Hyde, for ten years the lead Metropolitan Opera Co. Newburgh, N. Y.,. are again at the er of the Holiness meeting, Ocean Asbury Park Phone 444 Wawarsirig, C7 Pilgrim Pathway. Grove, is to be .held at Pitman, N. J., R e c i t a l (Schedule effective July 1, 1930.) Senator Baumes is tho author of the on Thursday of next week. Dr. Hyde A.M.P.M. New York crime law bearing his was the president of the Pitman Lv. 8th Ave. and Kings- name. Grove Camp Meeting Association. Tickets Now on Saie.it Box Office St., Asbury P a r k 8.55 3.55 Rev. H. A. Relyea, pastor of St. The memorial service will be in Reserved Seqts General Admission Lv. Berkeley-Carteret — 8.58 3.58 Paul's, returned Wednesday from ^h.arse of Dr. McKinney, a close When the oldest resident was a Lv. Gray Line Office 9.00 4.00 Mountain Lake Park, Md., where ho friend of Dr. Hyde for many years Lv. O. G. Postoffice-. 9.10 4.10 :;vattended the annual institute of and. a frequent and well-known: visit- $1 and $.1.50 50c. youngster we supplied The standard of the “ PERFECT” Lv. Mergaugey’s South the Pittsburgh Conference Epworth I or to Ocean Grove. OCEAN GROVE Richardson & Boyton Range is satis Main St., Neptune - — 9.15 4.15 • 'League. ; . I '• • V; faction to you*—the satisfaction that Returning A.M . P.M . LEGAL NOTICE comes from food well cooked, from Lv. Atlantic C it y ------9.00 4.00 ■ • Registered at Ocean Manor are the constant assurance of a servant Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Stonehill, Tren- Ar. Gray Line Offic, A. P—12.00 7.00 SHERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of a TAYLOR DAIRY CO. that never fails. '. •■,■ v . ton; Misses M. and N; Sullivon, New Paul's Vbmcb writ o f 11. fa,; to mo directed, Issued out Fare - York City; Mi!'and Mrs. M. Tilton, 'of the Coui’t, o f Chancery of tlxo SIjiio Catley & Williams, Proprietors One W a y ------$3X10 - ('Brooklyn, and Walter J. Warren, of New Jersey,: will he. exposed to sale Round Trip ------6.60 at public venduo, on ■ Tuesday, the MILK, CREAM and BUTTER • Cranford. ...Hofei... twelfth day of August, ,1930. between the Excursion, Round Trip, 3%-Hour imurs o f 12 o'clock and' 5 o ’clock, (at MILK ANGLES fi SMITH Stopover ------— 4.00 ; 'y': Levic & Whitehead’s belt line bus o'clock, eastern- standard time). In ses in Ocean Grove are now running tho Afternoon of said day, at the Land From Monmouth County Farms ; on a. ten-minute schedule, W o busses The minister Harry •: Ayres Rel & Brortgage Agency Office^ 701 Mattison Plumbing Avenue, in ; the City of Asbury Pnrlc. Phone 1970, : being operated. The firm yesterday yea, will return to the pulpit o f St. County of Monmouth, New Jersey, to Matthews & Francioni ", received...... a third -bob■>•■■■ especially for Paul’s Church this Sunda'y,' preaching satisfy a decree of said court amount 142 Lawrence Avenue, Ocean Grovo Tinning and Heating eharter service. ~ at- eleven o’clock fr o m ’ the theme, ing to approximately $8,580.00. Successors to AU the following tract or parcel of Hardware jIEORGE B. SEXTON land and premises hereinafter part leu? larly described, situate,- lying and hplng in the Township of Neptune, In th.e THE ABINGDON SHOP Paints and Oils FUNERAL DIRECTORS ^ County of- Monmouth and State of New __ _ Jersey. . Known and. designated as lot The Oldest Undertaking Establish- -V.ifASsif is attracting many visitors each \ numbered teit hundred nnd eighty-eight The Bookshop That is Different quired, as the slight blaze was I (1088) on tho North side 6f Broadway, 51 Main Avenue ment in Monmouth Connty . speedily extinguished. " •' Sunday. “ Christian, tne Jttorn on jjmp of j^otg Qamp Ground of the Pilgrim' Pathway and Mt. Carmel Way Breaks Sweetly,” will be sung, by the Continuous Service Ocean Grove- Camp. Meeting A».«ocln- Ocean Grove, N. OCEAN GROVE, N. J. Miss .Louisa A. Belt, superintend quartette, and; William Young,-bari tlon of tho Methodist Episcopal Church. J. First-Class Ambulance Sorvio# ent' of the Allen, Home, Ashville, N.' tone, will render “Thou Art My All,” Also all tho estato/ right, , title and .in Children’s Books a Specialty Telephone 4741 C.; Miss M. E. Boardman, a Cleve- terest and torm of years yet to come by Ashfor^l Miss Margaret Heck and unexplred *of tho said .parties of the 159 Main Street land - deaconess, and Miss Viola will nrpfliHopreside at the organ. " flrst part, of, in and to a certain Indent Baldwin, a returned missionary, are Tlie summer sessions of the Church ure o f .Lease of tho said premises, mado ASBURY PARK, N. J. now at Bancroft-Taylor R o B t Home. School are proving very -popular. and executed by tho Ocean Grovo Camp Meeting Association of tho Mothodlst Telephone,. Asbury. 0 . There are departments for all ages, Episcopal Church to • Martha H. James, Mlfcs Jessie Starts, 84 Asbury ant) t]lc Assembly Visitors’ ; Bible dated October 1. 1873, and recorded in avenue-, is now enironte ..for home, g|a33 We]Comcs adult Bible students tho* Monmouth County Clerk's ofllee at after, visiting her brother/ at Yolto- [Q interesting ■ presentations of the Freohold, N. J.. in Book 339 of Deeds, ' homa, Japan, ' for' Beveral,. months. pago 29G; nnd by several mesno assign Centennial : She is expected to. reacK nero. some International Lessons. These ses ments assigned by Hobart Simpson sions begin at' fen o’clock, sharp. Individually, and . as Administrator ot .day next week." . .y V ’A /'.f " ? Vii tho estato of Coralie Simpson by assign Next Wednesday evening nt seven ment of Leaso dated September 20. 1928, 48 Pitman Avenue, Ocean Grdve •Continued"improvement is.-report- forty-five the pastor, will preside at and recorded in tho Monmouth County SROEREPAIRINGSHOP ■ ed in tho condition of Major Harry an old-fashioned . Methodist Love Clerk’s 6fllco ^in book o f .deeds Jl,455 .at ICE CREAM OF UNUSUAL QUALITY • ; W .' Farrington, who is in . the Spring pago -230, etc. - t ■ We Employ High-Qrade EenairoM':r '; '‘ Feast held in the auditorium' of..-the Seized the property „ o f Ruth A. WALLACE’S AND WHITMAN’S CANDIES ' Lake hospital since: his recent fall church, to which visitors are caHi- Simpson; o t als;,- taken In execution at ■ ‘ Our Hiicea Are • from the second-story veranda Elim Cottage.V Flowers ~r ------X e »^ :him^y ^ Auditorium ush I r _____
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Telephones Directly on the 342 and 4846 ( f u m t Ocean Front Tacts About Ocean lirow Opens AVENUE Decoration Day ATHING and fishing in ocean, Fine boardwalk full Closes October 1 length of ocean front, connecting with Asbury Park h o u se on the north and Bradley Beach on the south. Two Steam Heat 19.Main Avenne large pavilions, with orchestra concerts afternoon and Running Water Ocean Grove G « S « ...... Private Baths evening. Boardwalk and pavilions brilliantly illuminated at Modern night. Auditorium seating nearly 10,000, Most powerful organ One block from' ocean. in the country. Great chorus, finest singers, most gifted instru Cool, clean and com* Booklet for table room s. N ewly 11W Siriff*?* mentalists, eminent preachers, noted lecturers. Safe and sane decoroted. * New hair H. W. WILLIAMS, amusements, moving pictures, bowing allej'S, merry-go-round, mattresses. Hot and Ownership swimming pool, athletic garner tennis, skee ball. Daily meet cold water. . Outside rooms. European. ~ss©s2Ps!®5 M anagem ent ings for young and old in Temple, Tabernacle and CHapel, A Telephone, Asbury Park quiet, restful Sabbath, Safest place for women and children. 7229. : ' : : : *.i Overlooking Ocean in Exclu No mosquitoes. ‘Artesian water. Adequate train, boat arid bus M, H. Henmc service, convenient for commuters. Also ROLAND APARTMENT sive Ventnor City, N. J. • . ' *\ • • ■ ... Summer or Yearly Rentals The hotels and boarding houses herewith presented are rec \ » . f -s ommended to the consideration of intending patrons as among the best houses of entertainment in this world-famouB resort.
| ARLINGTON HOTEL | S Ocean Pathway, Occur Grove, Nr J.' r* . T .| • Refinement and comfort. A ll rooms with running hot and cold ! S Near beach and Auditorium, All sleeping rooms have f S water. Highest standard of service. J illlRIVISIVVVVVVVIfVVVIVVVVVIVVVVVVilViiiV VVisVVlVVVlVVVVVVVnw wmw mw ^ | electric lights, hot and cold running water; some ensuite, % • WINTER RESORT • TENTH SEASON § | with private bath. Electric bells and telephone. Season May | | PARK HOUSE : S to October, Phone Asbury Park 2933. ~ . • St. Petersburg, Fla, S GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL I * Mrs. V. C. Haynes. Management continued by Lulu E. Wright J . Come to the Sunshine City and live outdoors all winter. S v ' ' ■ I 5 Charming location. j and S ’HMHIMMHHINIMflHU Al«HIIIHMHIH«*IISIHMIlHMSMSIHN»* • DR. FRANK C. COOPER, Owner and Manager. • •SS*#tS***SSSS»tSS*as«*SS»*t»S*ft ■ ! Famous Supreme Blend Coffee j Twenty-eight Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove “ DIRECTLY ACROSS LAKE FROM AUDITORIUM” Open for nineteen thirty sensor, « until October 15 411 LAKE AVENUE, ASBURY PARK Beach and Main Avenues, Ocean Grove j Hot and cold running water in rooms. Newly Decorated Newly Furnished M. J. WOODKING J STOKES HALL Booklet on application WALTON AND AMY, Proprietors ecessssossssssss»»*s*ssss#sss*sssssssssss.s*sssBBSsssssss**sssBssstss#»#» OCEAN PROVE. N.J. • ' Phone 1162 A. L. E. STRASSBURGER, Telephone Asbury Park 2023 uiMHUUNntiMiuimunmnuHnnniMnHUiMuniMnmMW (Formerly of United States Hotel, Ocean Grove) ...... j.------...... ------...... j Grove Restaurant [ The L»afayette { A n d FAMILY HOTEL f I Seaside Hotel r .45 Pilgrim Pathway i J CORNER OF OCEAN PATHWAY and BEACH AVENUE' f Home Cooking. Homelike Atmosphere. Clean, Wholesome Food S OCEAN GROVE, IS. J, I- Season May 27 to October ; 55c. Luncheon, Special on weekdays only J $1.60 Chicken or Turkey Dinner, Special on Sundays and Holidays S j A. G.. DIEFENDERFER ; 75c. Blue Plate, Full Course, Regular Dinner, Served Daily ; For Years Under the Same Management S | Directly on the Ocean Front j Proprietor i THOMAS MILONAKIS, Proprietor j . Charles G. Stockton . * Telephone 1981 I. • ••SSSS«»*SS*»S**»w«SS»«f#:*«SSSS»SS»»*SS«SSSSS«SSSS»SSSS#SSSS#SSSSSSS*SS ______...... ____ ...... J Hotel Le Chevalier ABERDEEN HOTEL I Ocean Avenue Hotel I Corner Webb and Central Avenves, Ocean Grove, N. J. Nineteenth Season • A. J. BRYAN 16-32 Surf avenue. Near Auditorium, with unobstructed view of ocean. Table sup S “DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT” ! plied with fresh fruits and vegetables from nearby farms and fresh seafood dally. • • Home cooking. Write for new booklet or telephone 433. • Season, May to October ; J. S. COOPER, Owner and Manager. 8 American and European Newly Furnished f | * J . E, FOWLER, Manager § LANE VILLA | Telephone Asbury Park 4081 S THE ARBORTON Corner Pilgrim Pathway and Cookman Avenue; Delightfully situated, 7 Seaview avenue. A modern resort hotel. Hot and cold water in rooms. r*sssssss»sss*s*»ssss»sssssssssssss«sss«ss»sssusss*sssss«sssssssssssss»« near lake and ocean. Rooms with or without board. Phone 1861. Delightful view of ocean from spacious porches. At boardwalk, ocean and . ______' ______M. L. and L. A. LANE. bathing grounds, and hot and cold sea. Water baths. Kept by Friends. Nineteenth Season. H. A. nnd L. E. WILLIAMS. Maiestic Hotel and Cafeteria Ocean Front and Ocean Pathway ARDMORE-SUMMERFIELD Will be open for rooms only, May 29th. Cafeteria will open June 27tb. Elevator Service. Phones 3321 and 190. 6 and 8 Ocean Pathway S _ Opens May 30, 1930, Fireproof. Phone 1991 Asbury Park 5 GEORGE R. IIAINES, Owner and Manager. Overlooking ocean. Hot and cold running water in all rooms. Booklet. S , Surf, Beach and Bath Avenue.s, ,One block from ocean, Special June and September rates. Phone 2784-Atfbury. 8 . ' E. K. SHAW, Ownership Management. I This is one of the best equipped hotels in Ocean Grove, with ■ ■S' rooms with private baths and private toilets. Hot and cold running 8 • water* in every room'and four large porches with ocean view, S The Marlborough OPEN ALL YEAR TELEPHONE 1452 £ Excellent service and cuisine. Fresh sea food served daily. • Corner Seaview and Beach Avenues S , Special rates for June. S One block from ocean,, near all attractions and hot and cold baths. All BOSCOBEL HOTEL, INC. • » CHARLES M, HERMAN* Owner and Manager. | Improvements. Hot and cold running water in every room. Redecorated. 62 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove Heat for chilly days. Phone 3329. EDWARD J. BORTON. {MiUHnimmmHinHHtnHinHimNWimnmNiiiHMmmN M. L. BIOREN, Proprietor New Centennial BUENA VISTA MAIN AVENUE American and European Plan- Near Auditorium and Beach. Phone IB Heck Avenn*. corner Beach. One block frost eoeon. Home Ocean View Hotel connection." Booklet. C A. LEVIS, cooking. Special rates for June and September. Telephone 3160. Broadway and Central Avenue Formerly of Hotel Grand. UBS. H. GREENWOOD G. C. PRXDHAM Booms tingle and ensuite. Balcony rooms overlooking' ocean and lake. Moderate rates. Booklet. Telephone 2040, Terms on appli 23 Seaview avenue, facing Wesley lake, one block from new $3,000,000 Asbury Park Casino and North End pavilion and bathing ground. Capac cation, Opes May;30, European; June i l , American and European. ity 125. Spacious porches. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Book* CORNER PILGRIM PATHWAY and AUDITORIUM SQUARE le t Telephone 3100 and 8035. v Homey and comfortable. Moderate Rates. American and European. Special rates May and June. R. A. WA1NBIGHT. Phone Asbury P a ri 5357 i.i7.7.1V. k. WELSFORD. DIAMOND STATE St. Elmo Hotel CORDOVA Ocean End of Embnry Avenne 26 Webb Avenue Unobstructed ocean view. -Hot and cold, running water in all roojns. Corner Main Street and New York Avenue First-claes family hotel, cosey and homelike. Near beach. Excel Thirty-ninth season. Open May 30 to October 1, Phone 4125. B; B. SHUBKRT lent meals. Running water in rooms. Capacity 75. American and • M. EVERNGAM. European. Phone 1903. H. L. WOOLMAN, Owner and Prop. ’ Open All Year Telephone, Aabury Park 679 GROVE HALL HOTEL The Ghalfonte 17 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove. Hot and cold water in all rooms. Room* Ocean Avenue, Corner Bath Avenue with private baths. Phone 2880 The Spray View •Directly on the ocean fron t Large, airy rooms and porches WINTER SEASON—ORANGE CITY, FLA, Open for Decoration Day ~ Newly Renovated. Special attention to table. Telephone 4957-M December 1 to April 15 Directly facing the ocean. Full ocean view from all rooms.. Running water Under personal supervision o f KING & CANN, Owners W. E. BUNN. in rooms. Near hot and cold sea water bathB. Special June and Septem ber rates. American and European plan. Phone Asbury 79. L J. White, Proprietor and Owner. Facing Central and Pit Guilford man artnuet and Mo- 26 Ocean Pathway, midway between ocean and Auditorium. Hot OUntoek sttoet. Conv*- 40 Ocean Pathway and cold water in all rooms. Open May to-October. „ nient to all pointi o f In HoVand cold running water in all rooms. Two minutes’ walk to ocean. telsat. Term* on application. Hot and cold running .water in all rooms. Tdephrae l797- LORD & HANCOX. i$i ' J. B. SOHUPPAN. Standard of dining-room service maintained. Open May to October. SpedaV June and September rates. Phone 2085. Mr..and Mrs. J. B. SWEET. FRIDAY, 'JULY 18, 1930 PAGE SEVEN DeWitt House ahd Cafeteria OSBORNE BOUSE and CAFETERIA 83 Atlantic avenue. Open May 28th, including cafeteria. Pleasant, com . 72 Main Avenue Pitman and Central avenues, near Auditorium and beach. Furnished Near beachand Auditorium. Pirat-clas3 family hotel. Renowned for fortable rooms, with hot and cold running water. Cafeteria service in the dining-room. Home cooking. Hot waffles. Turkey dinner, $1.00. Quick rooms. Open (Tune 27. Phone 1742-W. Fresh eggs and vegetables. excellence o f table. Outside rooma. Spacious porches. $3.50 dally, or service. $18.00 weekly and up. .Booklet. TeL 8928-J. K. L D UNG A -Z ELLEY. Phone 3169. F. VQELLER, Ownership Management. Also Under Same Management VAN COTTAGE OCEANSIDE 40 Central Avenue, Open May 29 to October 1. 25 Ocean Avenue Newly Furnished Rooma Running Water ' 38 Pitman Avenue - > _- ■ Rooma Overlooking Ocean Block to ocean afid Auditorium. Moderate rates. Hot and cold running wa A. M. VAN SKITE ter in all rooms. Excellent cuisine. Ownership management; 6 . M. TRIBEE. Select Patronage G. Gorrner, Manager "The House of Comfort” ; - Telephone Con. GARDEN TEA HOUSE OCEAN WAVE Open May 29th to September 15th 11 Embury Avenue 3-5 Main Avenue Half block from ocean. Ocean view from rooms and porches. Homey at -< Under New Management mosphere. Furnished rooms. Reasonable rates. Meals a la Carte. Special Dinner 85c, and $1.00 Corner Heck and Central Avenyes Telephone 4736 MRS. E. DRURY. Fresh Vegetables : G. HUMPHREY. A flrst-cla3s house. Convenient to Auditorium and beach .Telephone 8145 - D. C. PATTERSON, Gameron House Dining Room Ocean Pathway PITMAN HOUSE Corner Pitman and Ocean Avenues ■■ Telephone 2691 24 Pitman Avenue. Furnished Rooms. HOTEL. ALBATROSS MRS. L. B. JONES. Club Breakfasts One block from ocean and cafeterias. Luncheon 50c. Dinner 75c. Sunday Dinner $1.00 E. H. VIERING. Special Weekly Rates Telephone 2526 Home Cooking Good Service 4 Surf Avenue /—-----: - Hot and Cold Water BREAKERS At the Ocean »u All Rooms I. V. MONTPORT The Sampler inn The L. Roosevelt A. HOFERKAMP 38 Surf Avenue (comer Central)., Two Corner Beach and Atlantic Avenues 28 Main avenue, a block and a half'from the ocean. Cheerful, comfortable blocks from Auditorium and bathing beach. One blocV Jt*om beach and jiavllion, Superior furnished rooms, with hot and cdd and sanitary rooms with running water; rental moderate. CAFETERIA BROOKLYN Larue light dining room. American plan. running water. All modern Improvements. Open April to October. In must SERVICE in the dining room, home-cooking. Rooms open May 12. Cafe beautiful part of the Grove. Convenient to all places of interest. Appointing its teria open June 12. Telephone 1890. . . . E. M. SIMPSON. flrst-claw. Telephone 1999. . . ■ ' . ' ■ ______Telephone 1905 MRS. MARY W. NEWBERRY-WRIGHT. 20 Webb Avenue. Few yards from boardwalk and fishiritr pier. Excellent location. Home cooking. BEACON ■ MRS. B. LaDUE. ' THE PHILADELPHIA 14 Embury Avenue Sterling Cafeteria 54 Broadway. Furnished rooms. Housekeep Rdoms. Half block to new recreation pier.- Newly built and furnished. 34 Bath Avenue, one and one-half blocks from beach. Bright cheer- ing privileges. Board by arrangement. A Running water in all guest rooms. Appointments first-class. Rates reason ful rooms at moderate rental. Good food, reasonable prices, quiet, Chautauqua house o f home comforts. able. DR. WARREN L. WALLACE, Owner. home-like atmosphere. Mr. and Mrs. JJ. P. THOMPSON, Owner-Manager ___ Phone fobtiry Park, 4827. S. M. FRENCH. Cor. Main and Beach. Unobstructed ocean 32 Webb Avenue, near ocetin and bathing view. Block from boardwallc. Excellent beach* Light housekeeping privileges. All cuisine. Hot and cold running- water In The ALLAN outside rooms. Moderate ratei June and COLUMBIA rooms. Reduced rates May and June. Booklet on application. Phones 2627 and 5461. Jjily. Telephone 6443. MRS. MARTHA BOOS. Heated aprlpgr and autumn. H. A. G. TROUT, Proprietor. Q U A K E R ININ A A \ t 19 Broadway. One block from South End 37 Main Avenue Pleaaantly loc&tod two doors from 8*1 I f l I M I J W H Y pavilion. Overlooking ocean and lake. Fur- ocean. Largo, cheerful room.. * * nished rooms with housekeeping privileges. Serving meals a Ia carte in connection with THE HIGHLAND HOTEL, 25 Running water In rooms. Modern Atlantic avenue. Telephone 7660. Platter dinner, 75c. THE ELDORADO E. J. SEVERS. Improvements. Rates $18 to $25, ______M. W. BORTON. American plan. Home cooklner. Telephone 2027. Mrs. E. REILLY, Owner. Directly on ocean front, 14 Ocean Avenue. All outside rooms. Run HOTEL RICHMOND 31 Embury avenue. A quiet Cameron House ning water in all rooms. Near and place for refined Christian Asbury Park and Auditorium. Tel. ' 6 6 7 8 , ______FAITH COTTAGE adults. Family worship. TALK-OF-THE-TOWN CAFETERIA Block and half-'from ocean. Rates-reasonable. . ______. Beach Avenue and Olin street. Block from ocean. Light, airy rooms. Home and Restaurant AH rooms running water. CLAREMONT like. Privileges. 30 Webb Avenue Restaurant open July 3 ’ Double $20 up weekly each, EMMA S. GOSLEE, Owner. Excellent Home Cooked Food MRS, M. E. BULL Hotel Honeysuckle meals Included. All fresh vege- Phone Asbury Park 23 Central Avenue one block tables. Sea food caught and served'dally. from Auditorium, two from Hamilton Gotta^e ocean. -Beautiful lawn and Corner Ocean and Main abundant shade. Telephone 2462-W. M. C. TODD, Proprietor. avenues, directly on ocean front. American Embury Avenue, at tho Boardwalk. OCEAN FRONT HOUSE plan. Convenient to batn- Open all year.' Steam heated rooms. Ing and all attractions. Phono 274-W* SIRS. F, 3IELLOR, Owner and Prop. THE HASKELL!Light housekeeping If desired. Rates | Yellow Rose Coffee Shoppe I reasonable. ' MRS. PRAN K N. HASKELL. Corner Heck and Beach, avenues, one • 49a Main Avenue : OLIVE HOUSE block from the ocean and centrally lo S s cated. Season May to October. Hot and 7I LLENHURST H OTEL S SELF SERVICE S cold running water in all rooms. MRS. A. L. NEWMAN. T % Comer Central nisd Pitman ■ I Block to Beach i ■ ROOMS MODERN I ■ G. F. DRAKE n /■> p \ 14 Seaview avenue, fifth house from the ocean. J OPEN FOR SEASON \ X f i l ( I ' t p I Capacity eighty. Furnished rooms. Tolephone : : 78 Mt. Hermon Way, two blocks from Audi • Serving the best of home-cooked food at the lowest prices • w f c . f i V I * * 4027. H. S. and E. M. HULSE, Proprietors. L»athrop torium. Near ocean and all places of interest. Housekeeping privileges. TeL 4868. MRS. E. ELLIS : Coffee, tea, milk, 5c.; soups, 10-15c.;'vegetables, 10c.; fish, 25c.; S American and European, Rates on Application ; meats, 30-35c.; salads and sandwiches, 10-15-20c.; all desserts, 10- • 7 Main Avenue STRATFORD HALL 100 feet from beach 16 Webo avenue, first block from ocean. S 15c.; French ice cream, 10c. S Select South End. Modern conveniences. : ! Hot and Cold running water in all rooms.' ' C. O. HOCKEY, Prop. Reasonable rates. Tel. 2632. J Serving: Breakfast, Dinner, Supper • MRS. C. P. GREW, Ownership Management. 6 Atlantic Avenue. Ocean view. Hot J Motto: Service, Courtesy, Cleanliness, Lowest Prices S and cold running water. American Furnished Rooms Open May 28 Z - THE AURORA plan. Telephone 5579. 14 Spray avenue, Ocean Grove, N. J. Two, S LEES BROOME, Proprietor. 3 FRANK IVES BULL. THE NEWARK minutes to beach and Wesley lake. Special season rat«B. MRS. R. J. JONES. 5 Abbott avenue. Location unsurpass Oa the ocea.a front, near bathing ed. Ocean view from rooms and wide grounds and all attractions. Kx- MHnilMIIIHIHHIIIIIIHMlMIHHIIMIIIlNHIHHHinuiHIHMHIM The Lillagaard porches. Running water in all rooms. oeptionally targe, airy rooms. Pri 9. ■ m ■' Excellent- meals and service. Telephone 4049. WILLIAM L, KYRA. OCEAN MANOR vate batha. Polden CARO IiTN SAILER. Comfortable 32 McClintock Street. Furnished rooms 18 Webb avenue, corner of Beach, One block from ocean. Furnished rooms by day, weelc or Summer Footwear ? THE LILLIAN and apartments. One block from ocean season. Clean, comfortable.' Hot and cold run PLAINFIELD ning water In rooms. Special June and Septem- and' Auditorium. MRS. W. H. WRIGHT. bei* rates. Open all year. .* MR3. h. E. CRONK. at Reasonable 23 Atlantic avenue. Furnished rooms 27 Bath Avenue, block and a only. First-class, light, airy rooms. Prices MacDonald House half from ocean, centratly TROY PLACE Close to Auditorium, beach and all located. Hot and cold ru n -, points o f interest. Open May 15. -MRS. E. A. WEEKS, ning water in all rooms. Strictly home cooking. Phone 1650-M. } JACOB GROSSMAN { MRS. B. K. MACDONALD. 15 Main Avenue. European plan.’ Run ning water In rooms. One-half block • Shoe Outfitters for Men, .Women and Children Z 21. Main Avenue. Convenient to THE COLONIAL from • beach. Rates moderate. Special • - - » Auditorium and boardwalk amuse rates for June and September. THE IVY HOUSE ments. Ownership management, S. J. FOSTER. • 708 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. j assuring every courtesy. Hot and s • cold running water in all rooms. Cap. 100 Phone 1811. Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Putt. 7 Embury avenue. Half block from . ocean boardwalk. Open all year. VICTORIA Pleasant steam heated rooms. House- ✓ APARTMENTS AND FURNI8HED ROOMS keeping privileges. Terms reasonable. MRS. J. KILSHAW. Cor. Beach and Abbott Avenues. i European. Block to beach and *sw Vodrhees-Metropoliian boardwalk. All outside rooms, ■) Ocean Pathway Rooms, Reasonable rates. Tel 6927. R; E. VOORHEES, Managing Owner. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Hospitality Running water in Furniture Carefully Handled by Experienced Men. Comfort every room 22 Lake Avenue. Overlooking Lake and Asbury Park. American European Next door to beach Taxis and Busses for Hire by Hour, Day or Trip Warrington Hotel and European. Phone 9149. Phone 3237 S. J..’ Fream, Proprietor. DE LUXE BUS SERVICE TO NEW YORK CITY DAILY M. L’HOMMEDIEU CAFETERIAS AND RESTAURANTS 90 South Main Street ...*• ...... a ....a ...... Phone 619 CHELTENHAM * 1 1 3G Ocean Pathway, midway between ocCan and Auditorium. Location unex celled. Clean, cool and cheerful sleeping rooms. . Hot and cold water in rooms. Heated spring and autumn. Rates on application. Telephone Asbury And H OTEL Park 5035^J. Special rates June and September. J. E. McKEE. Corner Pilgrim Pathway and M t. Hermon Way jffulhorized Near Auditorium jffgenctf Edwards House HOME COOKING FURNISHED ROOMS 87 Pitman avenue, two short blocks from ocean-and Auditorium. Light, 709 Tenth Avenue, Belmar, N/J. sunny,.all outside rooms; hot and cold running water in all rooms. Special . . NOW OPEN Juno and September rates. Telephone 4450. Ownership-managemcnt. Some very good value* in second-hand cars— as low as $35.00. X Mr. and Mrs. W. F. and C, F. Emmons, Management • - MR. and MRS. J. W., EDWARDS. ■ Immediate delivery on new cars...... a. > ■ark; Mr. and Mrs, H. Cord, Philadel Germantown, Sirs.. A'. H. Gifford, AMONG THE HOTELS dale; Mrs. F, W Simpson, Blakely, Sterling—Sir. and Mrs, ,J, Town- bsth;.Kr, and Mrs, Harry G. Holt,- Pa.; A. H. Lange, Hobolten; Hope send Lla'nerch, S’a,; Mr, and Mra. B. Philadelphia; Dorothy Mayer, Elisa phia; Rose A. Ebel, SHrs,' M, Hercke,, Mrs. E. Edwards, Boonton; Mra. A . Murray, Sunnyside, L. I.; Lucile 0. Laidlav, Mary Laidlaw, West beth. ■ Jersey City; Ellen S. Carrnth, Arl W. DeGtrafF, Sirs, G^ S. Hastings, . Macdonald—Eleanor May Ferris, Atiderle, Elmhurst,; John F Munder, Orange; Lillia® Freemap, . Mount ington; Mis. A. J. Bramah,.Mrs. Jack Oyster Bay; H. S, Park, Miss Park, St, Elnlo-r-E, ,J, Tierney, Philadel Hargraves, Mrs. tNfasa B. Cox, George South Orange; Justine J.. Roseman, Hazel SI, Burke, Sir. and Mrs. M. wife and Barbara Munder, Tenafly; Vernon; Fred M. Woertls, Margaret phia; N, O. Glerum, Clifton; Jessie E, Kohn, Philadelpliia.; Jane Ash, Washington. Vlas, Miss A, Vlas, Paterson; Mr. Mr. and Sirs, Joseph V.- Watt, Made and Elizabeth Woerth, Christiana, M. and Helen I. Hyatt, Paterson; Pa.; Hattie Anderson, Louise R. Beg- and Mrs.. Hines. Stary Hines, Miss line- Watt, Stamford; Dorothy' and S&s. Thomar, G. Eagaii, Sirs, Theo, Queen—Mr. and Sirs. M. F. Smith, Holland, Paterson; William S. Rich Florence Bencke", Brooklyn; Mrs. J nett, Slorristown; . Catherine . Rader, A. NewJon, Brooklyn; Mrs A, W, At the Strand Theatre. Easton, Pa.; Frederick. P. Berry, Sir. and Mrs; R. A, S.•••.it,Is Cold ards, . Laurelton, L I.; H. Hibbard H, Koch and son, Elizabeth. Fenton, ’ Mr, and ■ Mrs, Si, Morins, Spring, N. Y.; Mr and S&s. E. J. “Tho Richest Man in the Trott, Teaneck, N. J.; Bliss Van Reno G. and. Margaret H.' Berry, j Brookls'ft—Sirs. H. V. Zimmerman, Passaic;, Sirs. Slabel S. Hall, Mrs, Titman, Dover; Mr. and Mrs. George featuring Lou^s Slann anp an'fall Vooorhees, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ridge; Mr, and Mrs,’ W , M -', M. Ramsay, Newark; Mrs. I, SI, star cast, opens thc bill for, next Herbert Chapman, East Orange; Salem, Ohio; James J. Maines, Joe Young, Mvs. S, A. Adams, Ida Kus- ( F. Steltman, Elizabeth; Sir, and Flanagan, Richmond Hill; Sirs, Flinu, Mrs, J. M. Kohn, Mrs, W. R., Sirs, V. B.‘ Sweeney, Edwin S. t£el- week at the Strand ..theatre on tho Mr. and Mrs. Frank A; Winterbot- ler, Mr. and Mrs. Frank , Fensing, ' Worth, Wilmington; Mrs. SI. B. boardwalk, Slonday and Tuesday. Adeisberg, Hermine and Gertrude Newark; Isabelle Mollenhauer, Vir ley, Brooklyn; H C Morrison, Ridge tolii, Brooklyn. Adelsberg, Bronx; Lilliar. Meighan, Hulse, B. Louise Lincoln, Bayonne; field .Park; -Jatnes Christie and. »onj Graharii SleNameo will, be - heard in ginia Sutphen, Kathleen O’Neill, Sarah Everdell, Hazlet; Meta Suck, ■u news reel,- and there w ill’ be - Osborne—Mrs. A. B. Russell, Margaret Rahziner, Glendale, N, Y.j Somerville. Henrietta Barg Sira, S. H. p!’.rg, in", Gladys and Vra Russell, Ruth Evans, Charles Simon, Norwalk; Joseph Margaret Romaint, Dover; Mss, Paterson;, Mrs. John Leary, New- addition a Laurel-Hardy comedy. We tt} . f f t C Tes, We Do Job Printing, Aft Kinds At Right Prices. Bring Your Work To' The Times V o l . X L V III— N o _ -OCEAN GROVE, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930 Fo u r C bn ts • ANNUAL BIBLE CONFERENCE ADVERSE ELEMENTS JAPANESE BEETLE AT WORK Daily Sessions To Open Next Mon FOR Fruit, Trees, Flowers Suffer From RETRENCHMENT SEEN HARASS PRESIDENT day, Continuing Two Weeks. , - Attacks of Insect Pest. The annual Bible Conference, -with THREE DAYS OPTHE W . C .T .U .; IN NEPTUNE AUDIT DECLARES DR. BARTHOLOW IN the Moody Institute cooperating, will The deadly work of the Japanese be instituted next Monday and will beetle now entering the fifth week of AUDITORIUM SERMON be continued until Sunday, August fehis adult life is in full swing. His FIGURES SHOWN AT MEETING “ domain at present Li limited to the 3. The sessions will be held in the MARKED BY LARGE ATTENDANCE OF TOWNSHIP SOLONS Temple, . Dr. S. Edwbrd Long, of eastern States, from Massachusetts Eminent Divine Believes Hoover Was Moody Institute; Dr, Henry Ostrom, to Virginia, but he is fast making in- Providentially Prepared For High evangelist; Dr. Peter W .' Philpott, GET-TOGETHER BANQUET AT STOKES HALL PRECEDES doads on contiguous areas. All vari For First Six Months Of Year Ex pastor of .the Church • of the Open eties of grapes, apples, chcrries and ^ ■■ Office—Mount Vernon Pastor Heard Door, Los Angeles; Dr. Harry Allen THE DAILY SESSIONS, MORNING, AFTERNOON AND, peaches are subject to the attacks of penditures Were Only Forty Per at Morning and Evening Worship Ironside, pastor of the - Moody Me this insect , pest. Among the shade Cent, of Appropriatonsr-fTrash and morial Church, Chicago, and Captain EVENING— WHITE RIBBONERS GIVEN GREETING BY trees that suffer his presence are the Garbage Collections Satisfactory. Disclaiming any politics ; in his Reginald Wallis, - General Secretary DRS. MELVILLE E. SNTOER AND ALFRED WAGG ON sassafras, elm,, linden, horse-chest utterance, the Rev.. Dr. Otho Bar o f the Y. M. C. A-., Dublin, Ireland, nut, willow, birch, oak, poplar and An exhaustive report by Elmer O. tholow in his morning sermon at ,the will be the speakers. BEHALF OF THE OCEAN GROVE ASSOCIATION— maple; with flowers he is absolutely Stevens, auditor, for the six months ■ Auditorium last Sunday, declared impartial attacking a bachelor but Dr. Ostrom and Dr. Long are sched PRESIDENTS OF FIVE STATES ALTERNATE IN OCCU ending June 30, 1930, was an inter : that President Herbert Hoover is the uled as the ■ speakers for the first- ton with equal zest as a rose; shrubs esting innovation introduced at the victim of a diabolical combination of week. Dr. Ostrom came into promi PYING THE CHAIR— DELEGATES FROM NEW JERSEY, and lawns also find him a lingering committee on Tuesday night. If fig- adverse elements, notwithstanding nence as ,an American evangelist and and avaricious guest. meeting of the Neptune Tow,nship • he had been providentially raised up Bible teacher at the time of the J. . NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, DELAWARE AND MARY In answer to numerous inquiries ures do not lie, and it is presumed and prepared for the Presidency as on how to kill him, Martin Davey, Wilbur Chapman simultaneous cam LAND ATTEND IN FORCE OF NUMBERS— PROGRAM that these most certainly do not, was Esther of Bible times prepared paign in leading American cities. He noted tree expert, advises the spray then the members were entitled to for her throne, as witness the wor mm FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930 PAGE TWO M. E. TEITELBAUM Correct Footwear for Men and Women The Season's 618 Main Street, Bradley Beach Opp. Railroad Square or Soldier’s Monument one Revue FACTS OR FANCY Hoping for results is the fisherman’s privilege, but trusting Something New Riotous Fun I to luck is an expensive habit when shopping around for shoes. I have always believed that the people of Monmouth .County want and appreciate fine quality merchandise. To offer the best merchandise possible and be satisfied with a reasonable profit may not- be the quickest way of getting rich in business. But it is the Bure way of staying in business. I feel I can speak with authority for I ’ve been in business Written and directed by Raymond Knight, production sinoa 1899 and each year it ’s been bigger and better, director of the National Broadcasting Company and I am extremely grateful for the patronage I received from the public during the past six, months’ crisis that has overtaken famous for His “Cuckoo Hour” every Wednesday night this country. over W JZ. Our store may appear small from the outside, "nut there is n» store in Monmouth County that can offer yon a better selection of. footwear for the whole family. We have shoes for infants, women, boys and nen. Our prices range from $1.00 to $12.50, in all colors and styles Summer visitors have always patronized our business and we are anxiously looking forward to greet them once again. This makes the thirty-first year that we are greeting summer lisitors Ocean Grove Auditorium to Bradley Beach. Yours with many good bargains, This represents the latest stage production featuring radio M. E. TEITELBAUM artists and has been especially prepared for the great Auditorium. The Russian Cathedral Quartette, Walter Preston, Countess Albani, Elsie May Gordon and Joe Raines and his orchestra, are featured stars in this new pi ay. Admission^ 50c. Reserved Seat, $1.00 I K Y O U Buy Your Tic ets NOW AGAIN! | A BANDY maECTOKY FOB OU& HEADERS j Operators A re. ','Te!ephoni*&#. Whils “Through” Means • Connected. When tlie American girl secretaries on the staff ot tho American delega WILLIAM E. TAYLOR Q.-C. Pridham & Brd tion to the Disarmament Conference CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Practical Painters arrived in London they discovered, Alterations Additions Repairs Upon , making tlielr first call over a Paper Hangers 88 Abbott Avenne, Ocean Grove London telephone, that the .English 71 Broadway girls were “ telephonists” and not Telephone 1262 Ocean Grove, N. J, “operators" and that they answered 'o tho name of “exchange." Confusion on tlie prrt of tho Ameri Andrew Taylor JACOB BEUTELL can secretaries increased when the TIN AND SHEET METAL PLUMBING AND HEATING Ten Minute Schedule English "felepbonlit” said “yon are through" which, translated into Ameri . WORKER Jobbing Promptly Attended To. can, meant "you are connected" and 126 South. Main St., Asbury Par* 98 FRENCH DRY CLEANING CO. . ELECTRICAL WORE , MS Mattison Avenne, Aibnry park Bowewand liiqKi ON YOUR FORD Phone Asbury Park 23S4 EOOPINO CONTfiaCTOR . will be eXpertly done if you leave 'o W g/C /Vc—Si the matter in our hands. Your | . “ The Catch of the Ocean” at S KBX ROOFING GO. r— rflV j f lighting ; and ignition systems 6i< South Main St., Asbnry Park “i f | m j , will be placed in perfect condi- t ) Harvey’s Sea Food Market I Re-roofing Over Old.Shingles ■ M w a .! ajM B B B S H tion and any defective wiring R A P ID ■ r \ - ’ REASONABLE ^ ' / f I . will be replaced with new. All nErfi-ir*" \A p r i c e s { Only the Freshest aiid Best S y ! ‘ “’ 1 electric connections will be prop- JEMIMA BEAUTY I FISH, CLAMS, OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, Etc. | S s orly made. SHOPPE ' Ocean Grove Market Now Open F .S . Morris, Automotive Electrician . 78 ML' Hermon Way, $ 52 Olin Street, Ocean Grove Phones 490 S Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia In X U. 8. L. Battery Bervice Slataon • r'; ■y'; : Oeeoo Grove, N. X —/ ! 729 Main Street, Bradley Beach (day and night). Phone 376 ! 30 minutes, checks a Cold the first day, and checks Malaria in three days.. U. S. and Firestone Solid and PnouBiB&ie Trnok Tlriw .. - . ECdr Cflttlsg, Mniacuring, W »rins • ' * . C ■;x>:' ' }.,V;:ph(me'4868, 006 also in Tablets. 82 South Main Street, Asbuiy Park, . Pfcone !W7*': FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930 f AGE THREE II LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES TRUST ACCOUNT land known as the Dayton and DeNysa COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET—1920 Tract; thence (2) southerly along the ASSETS westerly line of said tract, twenty-flve mm VDU,Y0US cm ANNUAL AUDIT OF NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP, N. J. 1928 Audit ‘ Revised December feoti thence (3) westerly, and again at SND THE. ^ ’ December 31 January 1 31,li>2D right angles to Fisher Avenue, one hun-•. To tho Chairman and Committeemen, Cost of Improvements in Progress (P. 23).5 28,594.32 5 29,266.99 5 6,198.95 dred and forty-eight feet, more or less, Township of Neptune, New Jersey, Assessments Receivable (Page 26)___ __ 77,686.96 77,154.51 9U,U07.30 to the easterly line of Fisher Avenue.; aentlcmen: . ■ Township's vShare of Assessments (Page 27) ...... 1,505.38 thence (4) northerly along the easterly M W I * AVe have audited the financial transactions of the Township o£ Neptune, New Assessments Refunded, Cancel'd, etc. (P. 28) 6,105.11 '6,165.11 321.75 line of Fisher Avc*nue, twenty-five feet-- Jersey, foi* the year ended December 31, 1029, and attach hereto comments on tlie Sundry Adjustments, etc. (Page 29).... 621.57 621.67 to. the point or place of beginning.: Audit and Comparative Balance Sheets as shown by the 1028 audit as at December DeHclt—192'* 'ts Confirmed (P. 25) ...... ^ ...... 000.10 Also all that certain lot, tract or par- : 31 *1923, Revised as at January l; 1929, and as at December 31, 1929, under tho Due from Current Account (Page. 30),.:.. 7,000.00 7,0.00.00 13,043.16 cel of land and premises, hereinafter- following divisions: particularly described, situate, lying, and CURRENT ACCOUNT . 5119,4-16.39 5120,20848 ni2.895.uU being in tlie Township of Neptune, TRUST ACCOUNT County of Monmouth and'State of New CAPITAL ACCOUNT • LIABILITIES JetTey, known and designated a s . Lot RESERVE ACCOUNT Kotes Payable . . . H •*...... 5110,000.00 ______. . . ___ No. one hundred and fifty -nine, • aa;. together with the required, supporting statements, Temporary Improvement Notes (P. 31).. 5110,000.00 $110,000.60 shown on Map of Robbins' Addition to Percentage Retained (Page 25)...... 627 41 388.02 Asbury Park, made by Nlart .Rogers, TOWNSHIP OF NEI*TU.NE. SE W JERSEY Reserves , .-. . Ciyil Engineer, September, 1907, and $m.m<>ner °f? CURRENT ACCOUNT First Street ...... 330.73 330.73 330.73 filed in the Monmouth County Clerk's COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET^—JANUARY . 1 AND DECEMBER 31, 1029 Interest (Page 31) ...... 115.28. 115.28 791.92 Ofllce, and more particularly described ■ l f t r K T • Duo to Current Account (Pago 30)...... 9,000.38 9,000 38...... as follows: ASSETS .Trust Surplus (Page 3 1 ) ...... '• 134.38 1,387.89- Beginning at a point in the easterly , 1928 Revised December line of Fisher Avenue; distant three-hun Audit January 1 31, 1929; 5119,446.30 5120,208.18 5112,898.56 dred and two feet and thirty hundredths Cash -.N • ‘ of a foot southerly from the southeast Collector (Page 6) ...... 539.21 CAPITAL ACCOUNT , “ erly corm?r of -Fisher Avenue and Sprin^- $11,500.28 COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET—1020 (Editor’s Note: This series oi Treasurer (Page 9) ...... ; 21,309,35 21,309.35 wobd A v e n u e th e n ce (1) eaKterly, ,and Charged to Collector (Page 1 1 )...... * Zl,070.21 ‘ ASSETS- v at right angles to Fisher Avenue, one articles by the Commissioner of- Taxes Receivable ... • hundred and forty-seven feet and ninety- 156,916.21 ' 1928 Report Revised December Motor Vehicles is presented by The Years . 1920 to 1928 incl. (Pago 13)...... 343,084.93. '317,810.31 - Y -v *■' • December 31 Jan. 1, 1929 31, 1929 three hundredths of a foot to the east Times as its part in the campaign of Year 1929 • (Page 13) 198,470.72 Improvements : in Progress ...... 516,911.56 .. r.... 1 erly line. of Jthe whole tract of which Tax Title Liens (Page 1 6 )...... il,117.62 10 j657.68 - 40,223.70 Improvements Uncompleted ...... i - 3,703.74 .U..V.. this lot Is a'part; thence (2) southerly, education to familiarize motorists Franchise TaxeB Recelvble (Page 17).... 3,058.90 1,028.41 8,243.68 Improvements Authorized and and along the easterly line of. the whole . with the laws which regulate their Gross Receipts Taxes (Page 1 7 )....;... 3,544.57 Uncompleted (Page 33)...... 520.700.UU .548,700.00 tract of which this lot is a part twenty- conduct on the road.) Advances ' : , >■: •. v ; ^ Over Expenditure (Page 35) ...... 58.82 58.82* 58.82 five feet to a point; thence (3) westerly, Fire District No. 1‘ (Page 18) 21,608.74 ’ . 21,015.42 : 23,259.14 Due from Current Reserve Account and again at right angles tb Fisher Ave / Fire District No. 2 (Pago 19)...... 5,242.72 6,246.19 0,480.13 For Retlremnet of Debt ------579.00 579.00 570.00 nue, one hundred forty-aeven feet and ' Pedestrians An s t e a l PAGE »OOB ROSEN AND DIAZ RECITAL \ P O U N l > E D 13*2 U'EEKLV EDITION It is said that the young. violinist possesses individual tone quality un Volinist and Tenor at Auditorium like that of any other violinist, and THE OCEAN GROVE TIMES Saturday Evening. his playing has bserj the subject for Published Friday extended and favorable comment HOM ER D. KR ESG E. I’ublishei* Max Rosen, recognized as one of among the great critics A charming John E. Quinn, Editor the great violinists o f .the day will stage presence, his sincerity, real « M A I N a I’ENUE. OCEAN GROVE. N. J. appeai- ill the Ocean Grove auditor, human warmth and friendliness es Telephone 7 • - ium Saturday evening in joint re tablish him at once with his audi cital with Rafael Diaa, tenor of tha ence. Perpetual Life! 'S U B S C R IP TIO N S $1.50 yearly, iMis, vt-m l-annually; Me. quarterly or 4<:.- and post Metropolitan, whose singing in the Tenor Diaz, who was heart! here age per copy, postage paiil in t!V‘ United States; f-.'unod'a $2.0) und foreign $2,50 season’s first corfcert ivon him His two weeks ago, made a most favor A corporation such afe this institution is estab a y e a r . return. Phillip I. Ienni, director of able impression, and Ke will be heard lished with the ides of furnishing continuous ser ADI>R I2SSES ciianjfed on .request— always Kive form er address. the Puccini and Educational Grand again with great pleasure' by music vice to the community. _ A D V E R TIS EM EN TS . F.ntfs will Ik furnished by us upon renuest Opera Companies is directing these lovers of the soast section. „ . Its life does not depend upon any one member of W ATCH TH E LABEL cjfcst VOl’R PAP Kit I'QR TH E EXPIRATION OF summer programs. our staff. If.one retires or dies, another takes his YfJl R SritSCR IPTIO N Quering-Kellqr Nuptials. place. This creates perpetual, faithful, never failing Entered as second-class mail at the Ocean Grove postolIW Harold W. Quering, of Ocean ■executor service for your estate, . No individual can Grove, was married, in St., Luke’s ever haw: this certainty of existence no matter how' Slnyle. copies on sale at C. M. NiiKle's drug store, the. newsstands of Chavieii M. E, Church, Long Branch, last good a friend he.may be. If you desire for some H, Flem m ing and Paul C-hatlielJ and the Tim es otllce. Ocean Grove. F. J. Messier, Saturday afternoon is Misa Kather personal reason, you ;an name any one familiar Corlies avenue NVjittitle. ine V. Keller, daughter o f Mr. and with your affairs, to assist us as Co-Executor, Mrs. W. S. Keller, of Elberon. Rev, TH E TRI/TH- IN-ITS PROPER PLACE Henry M. Lawrence performed' the ceremony. The bride, who was .given in marriage by her father; was at-! JULY, 1930 nue, who has beeen ill, is now conva ■ tended . by her sister and tlie sister S . M T W. ■ T F S lescing. of the groom, Misses Helen Keller , MiSs Annie Burke is remodeling and Helen Quering. The bride’s ■ the interior of the residence, she re brother, William Keller, was best, cently purchased bn Atkins avenue, man. After a bridal tour through George Rose, of Mount Vernon, N. New York State the couple will Y., visited his brother, Edward Rose, make their home with the bribe’s o r Corlies avenue last week, parents for the present. Mr, Quer N a t i o n a l E w i r c t i Mrs. Winfred Mount, of Atkins ing is a horticulturist and is em avenue, has returned from a visit ployed at the Turner Rose Farm at with her daughter, Mrs. Walter & TRUST COMPAHY Max Rosen, Violinist, West Long Branch. Guinn, o f Princeton. Miss Martha Luding, of ,St. Paul. Savings - Minn., is visiting Mrs, Ivins Grant Commercial, Trust on Fisher avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Aleck Gray, of At kins avenue, have welcomed a son in. their home. Mrs. Gray was form >ody Bible Institute erly Miss Helen Emmons, of Stokes Itvonue. Miss Ruth Deiss, of Eleventh ave Co-operating with nue, lias returned from a vacation spent in New York City. OCEAN GROVE ASSOCIATION ERNEST N July 21-August 3, 1930 Woolston & i! YOUNG PEOPLE'S TEMPLE Real Estate Insurance Sunday Services, 10.30 A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Mortgage Loans Week-Day Services, 11.00 A. M. ahd 7.45 P. M, It Doesn't Take • SPEAKERS Mmeh to Start, a ' - Main'Avenue •• Rev. S. E. Long, D.D, Rev. Henry Ostfom/D.D ft tatM* mo« to «top. | Ocean Grove, N. 'J. one. If the fire be great or small It is to' yotsr advantage to be, IttUy Insured* Start) Telephone 398 to stop financial loss] NOW. YOU CAN’T RETIRE lasmM wlUs 4 ON THE MONEY Closed Saturday afternoons during July and August YOU SPEND — but you can save easily the Buiilding and Loan way. REAL ESTATE $ I monthly dues amounts to INFORMATION BUREAU $200 at maturity—about 11 years. , 1 ■ Season Rentals New Series Now Open Furnished Cottages, 4 to 10 RESERVE Rooms, $250 to $700 BUILDING AND LOAN J. A. HURRY AGENCY ASSOCIATION Real Estate and Fire Insurance Asbury Park National Bank and Trust Company 66 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove . Phones, Asbnry Park 4133 and 387-R From the popularity of Ocean Grove for parking, it is PROPERTY FOR SALE Hotel, ocean front------•*------’------$80,000 HEADLINE 10 CENTS evident that we need one way streets; besides, Main Ave Hotel, ocean front ------— , 25,000 MINIMUM 25 CENTS. CASH TO nue should be a Boulevard nnd all ears stop. 10-Room House ------. 9,000 ■ ACCOMPANY THE- ORIJPIE 11-Room H ou se------—------7,000 o-Room House ;------~ J -----.------4,800 lisconnt of 20 per cent, for four or Outside of that, yon should see me for Insurance of 0-Room House ------— ------——------3,500 more insertions. (■very description. In other words' FIRE INSURANCE , Miss Hc-lesi Strudwick, of Ninth IF YOU W AN T to locate at- the See ME before you Buy, Burn or Borrow. shor I have a wonderful well-built Even if it causes somesacrifice to carry adequate insurance it avenue, is spending: some . time Jit means nothing compared to the sacrifice exacted from, you if a flre New York City, cozy home, six rooms, tile bath,: hardwood floors, heater,.'light, oyery should destroy your under-insured property. Mrs! Arnold fiiompson, of Elev convenience. Very reasonable price enth avenue,- spent Thursday! of last to. settle account. Terms, -to suit, LOUIS E. BRONSON ■ week in Atlantic City. Small deposit.- Investigate. Inquire J. N* Garrabrandt Agency Emma Connelly, of Farmingdale, 150!) Tenth avenue, Neptune, after Real Estate and Insurance Agent is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry 0.30 evenings. Telephone 0430 As- HEAL ESTATB and INSURANCE Jenkins, t,f Atkins avenue. iiury- .Park.— 29* Bronson Building, Ocean Grove Phone, 1058 Asbnry Mr.!. j . W. Reynolds','-of Atkins ave- Telephone 2124 . 7 8 Main'Ave., Ocean Grove nue, ha= returned from a motor trip FOR SALE—Winter borne, cen to Sharon, Conn. trally located, 33 Embury avenue, Miss Alice Leming, of Ridge ave Ocean Grove, dear of mortgage. nue, has returned from tile Atm May Ten rooms and bath, $7,000.00. Will hospital, Spring Lake, where she un take some mortgage, . Inquire'own derwent an operation for appendicits. er, 23 McClintock street, second Mrs. Ella Smith, of Atkins ave floor.— 2!/*. , - nue, is visiting in New. York City. The members__of- the auxiliary of ' W A N T E D—Experienced nurse Local and Long Distance Moving the HoBie-i^fthe Aged, Ocean Grove, wants position—infant or invalid. ELLEN H. CLIVE iv-t-rF entertained recently by Mrs. Address Nurse, Box ":<51-, Times of STORAGE TRUCKING T rading a s Nathaniel Jones, at her home in fice.— 29s' Our Men Are Capable and Courteous Freehold. 'WANTED--Apartment near ocean, Telephone, 2440 Asbnry Park • D. G. Covert Agency Hilda Deiss, daughter of Mr, nnd Office, 204 Main Street, Asbury Park Mrs. Harry Deiss, of-Corlies avenue, July 20 for four or live %veeks; moat is recovering from an operation for be reasonable. Address Martha Warehouse, 47 Corlies Avenue, West Grove. appendicitis at the hospital in Long l’roetz, 7&-14 Henderson Road, St. Insurance Mortara Branch. Louis, Mo.— 28-29* STILES STANDS FOR SERVICE Mr, and Mrs. Leroy Armstrong, Tutoring'in French:, Graduate of of. Lakewood, were. Sunday guests of large eastern prep school with prac Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Estell, of Cor tical conversational experience in lies. avenue. Paris. Write Box 100, Times office. Room 201, Asbury Park Trust Go. Bldg Marjorie'Haas, of Ridge avenue, -27-29* . .. ' . • ■ KENYON’S1 BEDDING is .visiting Gloria , Turner in Eliza . Asbury Park beth. •’ ADDINgI vIACHINES, typewriters, STORE Harry Cottrell, of New-Brunswick, cash Registers, -.desks, safes, filing is visiting his 'aunt, .Mrs. Charles cabinets. Everything: in offleis'equip 133 Broadway, Ocean Grove ' Irons, on -Atkins avenue-, ment,-!' Ca)! Asbury 5440. Butler’s "• Mrs. Koto,Atkinson,^ of Atkina.ave- Office Equipment Co., 417 Bond.—14. FRIDAVr JULY 18, 1930 PAGE FIVE r Mr." and Mrs. J. come front Scranton,,.K.?SVtS|3-DAY INTERSTATE Aurora for a fortnight’slight’s stay. Mr. 1 _ > "" r Seeley is' the president -and owner of the Scranton-Lackawanna College, W*C.T.U. CONFERENCE Vi. one of the largest educational insti tutions in Pennsylvania. , (Concluded from first page) D o Postmaster:, James H. Masker, o£ ! — A sale of fancy articles, ice creara Somerville, is spending his vacation Rev Relyea Urges Education. at Troy . Place.' ’ and cake is to be held 'at the Alba- tross, 34 Ocean Pathway, Wednesday Yesterday morning Rev. H. A. Rel It ia hard to make money, but those who have made it often find-it harder v Miss Ada Cook, of Rutherford, a of next week, July 23, urider the yea, pastor of St. Paul’s church, to take care of. it. Save your money and this institution will take care of it. -former resident of Ocean Grove, 13 at auspices ’of the Woman’s Guild or Ocean Grove, addressed the confer . the Kenilworth-for an indefinite stay. Trinity- Episcopal Church, Asbury ence, stressing the educational part ' Rev. Dr. George W. Henson, ofi Park. - of the women’s endeavors. Pointing Philadelphia, - is leatiingthe young . Lee Sinsheimer, of Nutley, form out that the W. C. T. U. has alwtay3 ’ people’s meeting in the Temple this erly in the summer delicatesson and relied in large measure; upon: con week. - light lunch business at 4 6 .Main ave ventions to determine its policies and activiUies, thereby keeping promi ’ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Rittenhouse, nue, was an Ocean Grove visitor yesterday. He ii now 'successfully nent in the temperance movement of Lebanon, N. J., are now occupy the principle of democracy, without ing their summer home at 74 Broad operating a large restaurant ait Nut- loy. . which it is not possible to obtain way. social reform, he said that no move Mrs. T Fulton and family, of East Mrs. H. E. Shuey, of Dayton, and ment can become popular and re Association Building, Ocean Grove, N, •J. Orange. - have taken possession - oi her son, E. W. Shuey, of Toledo, main popular that is not created and . their summer, home at 30 Embury Ohio, have returned to spend the re- directed by popular mind and con 4 per cent, paid on saving*, oompounded quarterly . avenue. \ inainder of the summer at the Laf&y.- science. “The people themselves ette. They have been regular pat must work out their salvation,” he & OceaniGrove Chapter, Order of the rons of the Lafayette for many sea NATHAN J. TAYLOR, President said. ‘‘And because of its represen JOHN HULSHART, Vice Presdent Eastern Star, will hold a cake sale sons. tative character and the principle of JOSEPH H. RAIN EAR, Cashier Saturday at the A. and P. store on TAULMAN A. MILLER, Vice President and Trust Officer On her ninetieth birthday, anni participation which prevail in NATHAN T. LANE, Asst. Cashier ., Main avenue. versary Tuesday, Mrs. Emma _C. gathering under your auspices ... f4- The thirtieth . annual; banquet ot Shaw, a resident of ,the Hpme for think of such a convention as an eJP , the Auditorium ushers is to be held the Aged was entertaned at dinner pression of the Christian conscience -Wednesday evening,- August 20, at at the Shelburne hotel by Miss Lulu of America at work, rationalizing the North End hotel. E. Wright The dinner table bore a motives,. measuring contemporary large birthday cake conditions, adapting effective meth 'Mrs; Fred S. Clark, of Passaic, for, ods to meet the requirements of several'.weeks is visiting.her sister, ; Mr. and Mrs.- Frank Tantum, of changing conditions.” Mrs. hs F. Angleman, at the Inter Cookman avenue, who have been at “So much of our battle line has la k en , 32 Atlantic avenue. 5 : Northampton, Mass., visiting their fallen, in political territory,” he add Did You Ever See the Picture . Miss Alice Paulus has returned to daughter, 'Mrs. Walter Stevens, are ed, “that we have yielded lately to her home lat Riverton, N. .J., after a expected home shortly. Frank has the temptation to suppose that week’s visit, with Mrs. -William E. been missed from his accustomed in • political jurisprudence lies the of a Check? : Thomson, ,6 Main avenue. haunts about town. final victory of our cause. As a mat ' Starting tomorrow the afternoon ter of human .nature and the his Miss Ruth Gamble, . who comes tory of social progress, we know that , We take hundreds of them every day. Every check that goes- through this from Philadelphia, for two weeks, is hotel delivery of . mail will be made by automobile, the same as morning, this is untrue. Legislation and law bank is photographed. visiting her ■ aunt, Mrs. Arthur enforcement r may deter or abet ' Moun,, 116 Clark avenue. deliveries are now made. This will ensure delivery an hour ■ or more moral reform, but of itself it is im It is one of our many.ways of protecting the interests of our customers. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bucker and’ earlier than usual nnd will be a potent to produce 'permanent moral, .their son Jack, of Sunbury,'Pa., ara great convenience to hotel patrons. standards or social practices.” The One of them might sometime need ve ry badly the picture of a particular check. visiting for -a week Mr. and Mrs. real test of permanent social organi We.wouid have it—endorsements and flVS S 1/' s ' 1 W- Davis, 94 Main avenue. Miss Rachel Back, of Washing zation is in education, by which suc ton, who is now at the Allenhurst, ceeding generations learn to. preserve Members of the Association of is the daughter of Senator Black, of tho living principles of Christian Philadelphia Ministers Wives attend-. Texas'. Also at the Allenhurst ore civilization, discarding ou!tworTi ■ ed and were greeted at the services modes, revamping inadequate' social iii* the Auditorium last Sunday. Mrs. Battle, wife of Dr. Lewis Bat tle, and her daughter Mildred and reforms.” - ' Mr. and Mrs. William Lingg have son Richard, likewise of Washing The five States were represented ■arrived from Philadelphia "to occupy ton. in a forum on State papers—Mrs. for the remainder of the season Anna Lee Waller for Delaware, Mrs. Rev. George S. Johnson, of Vine their cottage at 83 Mt. Carmel Way. Rebecca T. Miller for Maryland, Main Street, between Mattiion and Bangs Avenues, Asbury Park land, a former pastor of St. Pauls, Mrs. Elizabeth Bourne Dickinson for Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Jutten, of Ocean Grove, is scheduled to preach New York and Mrs. Bertha Lee Corner Main Avenue and Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove East Orange, visited Oceai!, Grove at the Pitman Grove Camp Meeting New Jersey; Miss Margaret Sloat relatives during the week. They are on Sunday afternoon, August d. for New York and Mrs. Bertha Lee former ' summer residents of this Billy. Sunday preaches there the fol Broyles for Pennsylvania. place. lowing Monday and Tuesday, morn At the afternoon session yester Coming here to attend the W. C. ing and evening, day there was a “ Poll Parrot Quiz,’ niutiinwuniiiiiuuiiumiiiiitiiitim a T U. conference, Mrs. Harry Cool The following persons are at Ban conducted by the New York State ing, of Havre de Grace, Md., is pro croft-Taylor Rest Home for the Sum union. Mrs. Caroline Diehl, of Penn longing her stiiy at the Gulford for mer Sehool of Missions this week: sylvania, spoke on “Scientific Tem a week. Mrs. Dan B. Brummitt, of Evanston, perance Instruction.” There was COOKMAN AVENUE Thomas Quinn and family and 111.; Mrs. T. C. Reynolds, of Wash alsoj a Y. P. B. hour and a Loyal ASBURY PARK. NEW JERSEY his three sisters are spending their ington; Mrs. C. E. Turley, of Mar Temperance Legion demonstration, the latter directed by Miss Mabel fifth season in the cottage at J1 A t ion,' Ohio; Miss Bernice Huff, of lantic avenue. Tney come from Washington, and Miss Gertrude Vaughan; of Ocean Grove, who par LARGEST FEDERAL RESERVE Plainfield. Davey, from the Brookiy Deacon ticipated in the musical program ess Home. during the convention and sung sev MEMBER IN ASBURY PARK -It has been learned here that Mrs. eral solos. Mary Chalmers, a former summer ' Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Rhodes, of Pittsfield, Mass., have The conference was brought to a resident of- Ocean Grove, died on close last evening with a . frageant, Tuesday night at her home in Mount been Spending a few days with .Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Burgelm, 12 Mam “The King’s Ultimatum,” presented Vernon, N. Y. avenue. Mr/ Rhodes, who is presi in the Auditorium and directed by the author, Mrs. Carrie Stanyon, of While no official figures have been dent of the Berkshire Life Insurance Avon. eiven out up to this time.it is under Company and a former Grove cot stood the population 'o f Neptune tager, is greatly impressed with the township, including Ocean Grove, improvements made here during the will exceed 11,000. last few. years. T H E G R E A T —where your principal-w ill never be affected by speculative hazards, Accompanied by his son JosePh> Major Harry Webb Farrington, — where your, funds are always available on demand. Frank Brown, of Philadelphia, has who was recently injured by a fall been making a vacation visit here at in Ocean Grove, underwent a second — where you are assured the steady accumulation of compound interest. the home of his father, Albert L- operation last Saturday at the hos Brown,109 Abbott avenue. pital in Spring Lake. The doctors : Mr. and Mrs. George Lepper, of hold out hope for his recovery, as Open a Savings Account all factors are said to be m his favor. Brooklyn, are passing their fifth sea OCEAN GROVE son at Ocean Grove and are staying Mrs. Farrington, who . is still on with Miss Marcia Simmons at her crutches because of an aulto .acci A Financial Lighthouse on the Jersty Coast summer home, 27- Main avenue. dent, is constantly by his bedside. Saturday Eve., July 19 Mr and Mrs. Samuel S. Hughes, A bus party of one hundred mem Riith and Willis Hughes, of the bers of Radiant Chapter, Order ot '8.30 o'clock Bronx, have returned to Wilma Han Eastern.Star, visited Ocean Grove for a month’s stay They are regu on Tuesday, and had dinner at_the lar summer patrons of Wilma Hall. Hotel Bryant on the ocean front. This ROSEN was the first visit to this resort for THE Mr. and Mrs. William Logan, 102 some of the chapter, and . they were ■ VIOLINIST Abbott avenue, had hs their .guests creatly pleased with their reception GRAY LINE over last. weekend Mr. and Mrs. A . and entertainmnt. at the. hotel. The P. Milligan, of New York, and Mr. party was headed by Miss Mabel RAFAELO DIAZ and Mrs. William Meyers, of Jersey Meyers, matron. : ; ‘ ' TENOK City. A service in memory of Rev. Ed ASBURY PARK—ATLANTIC CUT - Senator and Mrs. Caleb Baumes, of win L. Hyde, for ten years the lead Metropolitan Opera Co. Asbury Park Phone 444 Newburgh, Nr Y.,' »re\.again at the er of the Holiness meeting, Ocean (Schedule effective July 1, 1930.) Wawarsing, 67 Pilgrim Pathway. Grove, is to be held at Pitman, N. J., Joint Recital $ • & V ct Senator Baumes is the author of the on Thursday ot next week. Dr. Hyde . A.M.P.M. New. York crime law bearing his was the president of the Pitman « if'- Lv. 8th Ave. and Kings- - Tickets Now on Sale at Box Office St., Asbury Park 8.55 '3.55 name. • Grove Camp Meeting Association. I 'I ’&j The memorial - service will be ' in Lv. Berkeley-Carteret — 8.58 3.58 Rev. H. A Relyea, pastor o f St. Reserved Scats General Admission Lv. Gray Line Office 9.00 4.00 Paul’s, returned - Wednesday from charge of Dr. McKinney, a close When the oldest resident was a friend of Dr. Hyde for many years Lv. O. G. Postoffice 9.10 4.10 Mountain Lake Park, Md., where ho $1 and $1.50 50c. youngster we supplied Lv. Mergaugey’s South attended the annual institute of ar.d a frequent and well-known visit The standard of the “PERFECT” or to Ocean Grove. Richardson & Boy ton Range is satis Main St., Neptune 9.15 ' 4.15 the Pittsburgh Conference Epworth OCEAN GROVE faction to you—the satisfaction that League. " Returning A.M. P.M. itwiwiu'tunuinuuiitauiM LEGAL NOTICE comes from food well cooked, from Lv. Atlantic C ity ------9.00 4.00 v- Registered'- at Ocean Manor_ are thc constant assurance of a servant Ar. Gray Line Offic, A. P.-12.00 7.00 Mr, and Mrs, J.- N,. Stonehill, Tren;- KIIEJtlFF’S SALE.—By vlrtuo of a TAYLOR DAIRY CO. that never fails. Fare ton; Misses M. and N. Sulliyon, _New Saint Pm\fs gfourcb writ of li. fa. to me directed, issued out Catley & Williams, Proprietors One W a y ------—$3.00' ■York City; Mr and Mrs. M, Tilton, of the Court of Chancery of the State Brooklyn, and Walter J. Warren, of New Jersey^ will be; exposed to sale Round Trip. — ------6.50' at public vendue, 'on Tuesday, the MILK, CREAM and BUTTER Excursion, Round Trip, 3%-Hour Cranford. ' ...Rotes... twelfth day., o f August, 1930, between the ANGLES & SMITH hours of 12 o'clock - and 5 o’clock, (at MILK stopover — ------4.00 Levic & Whitehead’s belt line bus- MuiuuMiiMiuuMuiii'iitmntmiiiHiUiuwiinrauAiwuMusMiiMn l o'clock; eastern standard tinie), Uv ses in Ocean Grove arc- now running the afternoon of said day, at the Land From Monmouth County Farms Plumbing on a ten-minute schedule, two busses The minister Harry Ayres Rel & Llovtgago Agency Office, 701 Mattison Phone 1970 Avenue, in the. City of Asbury Park, Matthews & Francioni being operated. The firm yesterday yea, will return to the pulpit of St. County of Momhoiith, New Jersey, to Tinning and Heating received a :third .bus especially for Paul's Church this Sunday, ^reaching satisfy a decree of said court amount 142 Lawrence Avenue, Ocean Grove Successors to charter service. at eleven o’clock- from the theme, ing to; approximately $8,586.00. Hardware JEORGE B. SEXTON “ Apostolic Communism.1’ The regu A ll. the following tract or parcel of An automobile standing on Heck land and. premises; hereinafter particu lar church quartette will assist in larly described, situate, lying and beitur Paints and Oils avenue near Central took: fire on the use of the Wesley Sunday Serv- in the Township . o f, Neptune, . in the THE ABINGDON SHOP FUNERAL DIRECTORS Wednesday afternoon, calling out the ce, for which its dignity and beauty County pf Monmouth "and State of Now. ’Ihe Oldest Undertaking Establish firemen. Their services, were not re Jersey. Known and designated as lot The. Bookshop That is Different - is attracting many visitors each numbered ten hundred and eighty-eight quired, as the • slight blaze was 51 Main Avenue ment in Monmouth County Sunday. “Christian, the Morn (1088) on tho North side of Broadway, Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Carmel Way Continuous Service speedily extinguished. ^ Breaks Sweetly,” THU be sung by the on map of lots • of Camp Ground, of the OCEAN GROVE, N. J. •' Ocean. Grove • Camp v Meeting Associa Ocean Grove, N. J. First-Class Ambulance Service . Miss Louisa A. Bell, superintend quartette, and William Young, bari tion of the. Methodist Episcopal Church. Telephone 4741, ent of . the Allen Home, Ashville, N. tone, will render “Thou Art .My All,’.’ A lso-all;the estate, right, .title and in Children’s Books a Specialty terest and term of years * yet to.' come 4 159 Main Street C.;, Miss M. E. Boardman, a Cleve by Ashford. Miss Margaret Heck and unexpired of the said parties of the land deaconess, and Miss Violai will preside at the organ. .1 first-part, of,-in and to a certain.Indents ASBURY. PARK, N. J. Baldwin, a . returned missionary/ are The summer sessions'of the Church; uro of Lease of the saiid premises, made and executed by the Ocean Grove Camp ••MHtMMMaMMtlMtMMHIMMMailMMHItKaatMtHMaaHMMaiMMM now at Baneroft-Taylor Rest Home. School are ploying very popular. Meeting ■ Aflsoclation of tho ; Methodist Telephone, Asbury 21, Miss Jessie Staats, ,84 Asbury There are departments for all ages, Episcopal 7 Church to Martha H.' James, and ■ the Assembly Visitors’ Bible dated October 1, 1873, and recorded in avenue, • is now «nroute for home, Class welcomes adult Bible students the Monmouth County . Clerk’s office, at after visiting • her brother at Yoko- Freehold, N. J.. in Book 339 of Deeds, to interesting- presentations of the page 290; and by several mesho assign -1 : Centennial- : homa, Japan,' for several months. International Lessons. These ses ments assigned by - Hobart A ; Simpson She is expected to reach here' some sions begin at ten o'clock sharp. . individually; , and as Admihistrator of dtiy next week. the estate of Coralle Simpson by assign Next Wednesday evening at seven ment of Lease dated 'September'. 20. 11)28, 48 Pitman Avenue, Oceaji Grove SH0 EREPA1R1NGSH0 P Continued,; improvement is report forty-five the pastor will preside at and recorded; in the Monmouth ‘ County Clerk’s office in book of deeds 1,455 at ICE CREAM OF UNUSUAL QUALITY ed iii’the condition of Major Harry ah : old-fashioned - Methodist, ‘■'Love .page; 230,. etc. •-■ "■- V.-ss: - We Employ High-Grade Repairers. l i W. Farrington, who is in the .Spring Feast held in the auditorium of tho Seized as. the property of Ruth A. WALLACE’S AND WHITMAN’S CANDIES vV Our Prices, Are Lake hospital- since his recent fall church, to which visitors are cordi Simpson, et als., taken in execution at from the second-story FINEST RESOR i j 1 WHERE HEALTH | ON THE COAST i & PLEASURE MST ^fuifjJfgjfnjfanLirairrjfafiLniifafajRJfafajraQjmrajniimrtiiRJnijg. Telephones Directly on the 342 and 4846 ( $ u m t Ocean Front facts Jlbout Occan Grove Opens AVENUE Decoration Day ATHING and Ashing in ocean. Fine boardwalk full Closes October 1 length of ocean front, connecting with Asbury Park Steam Heat n on the north and Bradley Beach on the south. Two HOUSE large pavilions, with orchestra concerts afternoon and 10 Main Avanae Uunnine Water Ocean Grove Private Baths evening. Boardwalk and pavilions brilliantly illuminated .at Modern night. Auditorium seating nearly 10,000. Most powerful organ One block from occan. in the country. Great chorus, finest singers, most gifted instru Cool, clem »n d cam- Booklet fottable looms. Newly mentalists, eminent preachers, noted lecturers. Safe and sane dccoroted. New hair H. W. WILLIAMS, amusements, moving pictures, bowing alleys, merryrgo-round, mittreises. Hot and Ownership swimming pool, athletic games, tennis, skee ball. Daily meet cold, water. Outside Management ings for young and old in Temple, Tabernacle and Chapei A rooms. European. ; Telephone, Aibury Parii quiet, restful Sabbath. Safest place for women and children. .7229. : ■ - No mosquitoes. Artesian water. Adequate train, boat and bus M. H . H im k ig Also ROLAND APARTMENT live Ventnorlive Ventnor City. N. J. service, convenient for’commuters. Summer or Yearly Renuli The hotels and boarding houses herewith presented are rec ommended to the consideration of intending patrons as among the #*#######•##•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• best houses of entertainment in thia world-famous resort. { ARLINGTON HOTEL 1 Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove, N. J. 5 Refinement and comfort. All rooms with running hot and cold { • water. Highest standard of service. * | Near beach and Auditorium. All sleeping rooms have - - electric lights, hot and cold running water; some enjuite, | WINTER RESORT ' | 5 TENTH SEASON with private bath. Electric hells and telephoM. SeasOn May { PARK HOUSE { to October. Phone Asbury Park 2033. , 5 St. Petersburg, Fla. • I GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL S Come to the Sunshine City and live outdoors all winter. j Mrs, V. O. Haynes. Management continued by Lnlu E, Wright 3 Charming location. S S , and | DR. FRANK C. COOPER, Owner and Manager. j I GAPETERIA ! » . • ■ - § j . ' Open Until October | t Arrowhead Hotel I f Famous Supreme Blend Coffee } Twenty-eight Ocean Pathway, Ocean Grove 5 “ DIRECTLY ACROSS LAKE FROM AUDITORIUM" Open for nineteen thirty season J ! • - ■ - . • § until October 15 | 411 LAKE AVENUE, ASBURY PARK | Beach and Main Avenues, Ocean Grove J Hot and cold running water in rooms. S Newly Decorated Newly Furnished M. J. WOODHING | SJOKES HALL- Booklet on application S WALTON AND AMY, Proprietors [•••fllMMMMMMHHMtfMlffMiatHMNIIMHMHMHMtMMaiMaHB 'OCEAN OBOVE.^N.J,'- ' Telephone Asbury Park'2023 Phone 1162 A. L. E. STRASSBURGER. 1 (Formerly of United States Hotel, Ocean Grove) Grove Restaurant j The L»afayette And FAMILY HOTEL { | 45 Pilgrim Pathway 3 • CORNER OF OCEAN PATHWAY and BEACH AVENCTE ! Home Cooking. Homelike Atmosphere. Clean, Wholesome Food S OCEAN GROVE, IN. J. | ■ Season May 27 to October j 55c. Luncheon, Special on weekdays only • ! $1.00 Chicken or Turkey Dinner, Special on Sundays and Holidays S A. G. DIEFENDERSER j • 75c.Blue Plate, Full Course, Regular Dinner, Served Daily 5 = For Years Under the Same Management * } Directly on the Ocean Front} Proprietor S ; THOMAS MILONAK1S, Proprietor J • Chorle^G. Stockton | wm m ...... T e l e p h o n e 1 9 8 1 j •ataaaiaaaiaaHfHafatataNaaaaMaaMaiaiaaafaaaiaaaaiaMaaaaMitMHiHt MHM.imMmHU.inun Hotel Le Chevalier ABERDEEN HOTEL Ocean Avenue Hotel Corner Webb and Central Avenves, Ocean Grove, N. J. Nineteenth Season A. J, BRYAN «-3J S u r f avenue. Near Auditorium, w ith unobstructed view of ocean. TaW. ran t “ DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN FRONT” Sied wits fresh fruits and vegetables from nearby farms and fresh seafood aally. • Home cooking. Write for new booklet or telephone «9. • Season, May to October J. S. COOPER, Owner and Manager. I American and European Newly Furnished | J. E, FOWLER, Manager LANE VILLA | Telephone Asbury Park 4084 T H E ARBORTON Corner Pilgrim ' Pathway and _ Cookman Avenue. Delightfully situated, 7 Seaview avenue. A modern resort hotel. Hot and cold water in rooms. M mumumuummmuummumuHununnMmumuuM near lake and ocean. Rooms with or without board. Phone 1861. Delightful view of ocean from spacious porches. At boardwalk, /ocean and ______M. L. nnd L. A. LANE. bathing* grounds, and hot and cold sea .water baths. Kept by Friends. « » ...... n o ...... - . - . Nineteenth Season. H. A. and/L. E. WILLIAMS. s Maiestic Hotel and Cafeteria * Ocean Front and Ocean. Pathway Will be open for rooms only, May 29th* Cafeteria will open June 27th, ARDMORE-SUMMERFIELD Elevator Service, Phones 3321 and 190. ' j 6 and 8 Ocean Pathway Opens May 30, 1930. Fireproof. Phone 1991 Asbury Park GEORGE R. HAINES, Owner and Manager. Overlooking ocean. Hot and cold running water in all rooms. Booklet. Surf, Beach and Bath Ayenue.s. One .block from ocean. Snecial June and September rates. Phone 2784-Asbury. , > : - E. K. SHAW, Ownership Management. This is one of the best equipped hotels in Ocean Grove, with rooms with private baths and private toilets. Hot and cold- running The Marlborough water in every room and four large porches with bcean view. OPEN ALL YEAR TELEPHONE 1452 Excellent service. and cuisine. Fresh sea food served daily. Corner Seaview and Beach Avenues Special rates for June. One block from ocean, near all attractions and hot and cold baths. Att BOSCOBEL HOTEL, INC. CHARLES M. HERMAN, Owner and Manager. Improvements. Hot and cold running water in every room. Redecorated, 62 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove Heat for chilly days. Phone 3329. ______EDWARD J. BORTON. rtM ...U ....m H ..H .H .H M ..U nH ..H M .H ...... nn.H .H H .nM fl. M. L. BIOREN, Proprietor N ew Centennial BUENA VISTA MAIN AVENUE American and European Plan. Near Auditorium and Beach. Phone U Hack Arrau*, corner Beach. On* block from m m b . Hub* Ocean View Hotel connection.— Booklet a A. LEVIS, •ooUnff. SpociaJ rate* for June and September, Telephone 8160. Broadway and Central Avenue Formerly of Hotel Grand. KBS. H. O m ifW O O D G. C. PRIDHAM Rooms Single and ensuite. Balcony rooms overlooking ocean and lake. Moderate rates. Booklet. Telephone 2040. Terms on appli 23 Seaview avenue, facing Wesley lake, ono block from new $3,000,000 Asbury Park Casino and North End pavilion and bathing ground. Capac THE CLARENDON cation. Open May 30, European; Jnne 21, American and European. ity 126. SpaciouB porches. Hot and cold running water in rooms.- Book*' CORNER PILGRIM PATHWAY ahd AUDITORIUM SQUARE let Telephone 3100 and 8035. Homey and comfortable. Moderate Rates. American and European. Special rates May and June. R. A. WAINRIGHT. Phone Asbury Park 5357 LIZZIE K. WELSFORD. DIAMOND STATE St. Elm o Motel i . C O R D O V A Ocean End of Embury Avenne 26 Webb Avenue Unobstructed ocean view. Hot and "cold running water in all rooma. Corner Main Street and New York Avenue First-olaes family hotel, cosey and homelike. Near beach. Excel Thirty-ninth season. Open May 30 to October 1. Phone 4125. - ' B. B. SHUBERT lent meals. Running water in rooms. Capacity 75. American and M.EVERNGAM. European. Phone 1003. H. L. WOOLMAN, Owner and Prop. Open All Year Telephone, Asbnry Park 079 GROVE HALL HOTEL The Ghalfonte 17 Pilgrim Pathway, Ocean Grove. Hot and cold water in all rooms. Rooms . Ocean Avenue, Corner Bath Avenue • with private baths. PhoUe 2880 . The Spray View Directly on the ocean front. Large, airy rooms and porches WINTER SEASON—ORANGE CITY, FLA. Open for Decoration Da, Newly Renovated. Special attention to table. Telephone 4957-M December \ to April 15 Directly facing tho ocean. Full ocean view from all rooms. Running water Under personal supervision of KING & CANN, Owners W. E. BONN. "m rooms. Near hot and cold sea water baths. Special. June and Septem ber rates. American and European plan. Phono Asbury 79. L J. White. -t ■ Proprietor and Owner. • ^ 1 _ ■" — . . i» _ • Facing Central aad PH - G u ilfo rd man avnrae* a id . H*. 26 Ocean Pathway, midway between ocean and Auditorium. Hot Olin took street. Ceav*> ‘ 40 Ocean Pathway _ and cold water in all rooms. Open May to October; Hot and cold running water in all rooms. Two minutes’ tfalk to ocean. te m t Term* on 'application. Hot and cold Telephone 1787. LORD & HANCOX. Standard of dining-room »ervice maintained. Open J& ^toO ctob» Sm Su S ' B. SOHUPPAN.' June and September .rates. Phone 2085. Mr. an d M r a j7 ^ S W E E t T FRIDAY, JULY. 13, 1930 PAGE SEVER’ DeWitt House and Gafeteria OSBORNE BOUSE and CAFETERIA 33 Atlantic avenue, Open May 28th, including cafeteria. Pleasant, com- 72 Main Avenne' fortable rooms, with hot and cold running water. Cafeteria service in tS»e Pitman and Central avenues, near Auditorium and beach. Furnished Near beach and Auditorium. First-class family hotel. Renowned for dining-room. Home cooking. Hot waffles. Turkey dinner, ? 1.00. Quick rooms. Open June 27. Phone 1742-W. Fresh eggs and vegetables. excellence of tabic. Outside rooms. Spacious porches, 33.50 daily, or service.. $18,00 weekly and up. Booklet. * Tel. 8928-J. K. I. BUNCAN-ZEuLEY. Phone 3169. ■ ■ __F. fO E tHJBB, Ownership Management. AIbo Under Same Management VAN COTTAGE OCEANSIDE 40 Central Avenue. Open May 29 to October 1. 25 Ocean Avenue Newly Furnished ' Rooms Running Water 38 Pitman Avenne Boom Overlooking Ocean Slock to ocean and Auditorium. Moderate rates. Hot and cold running: wa A. M. VANSKITE ter ia all r ooms Excellent cuisine. Ownership management. G. M. TRIBEE. Select Patronage G. Gormer, Manager "The House of Comfort" Telephone Con. GARDEN TEA HOUSE OCEAN WAVE Open May 29th to September 15th 11 Embury Avenus 3-5 Main Avenne Half block from oeean. Ocean view from rooms and porches. Homey at Under New Management mosphere. . Furnished rooms. Reasonable rates. Meals a la Carte. Special Dinner 85c. and $1.00 Corner Heck and Central Avenues Telephone 4736 , , MRS. E. BRURY, ; Fresh Vegetables G. HUMPHREY. A flrst-class'house. Convenient to Auditorium and beach 'Telephone 8145 . D. C. PATTERSON. "PITMAN HOUSE- Cameron House Dining Room Ocean Pathway Corner- Pitman and Ocean Avenues HOTEL ALBATROSS Telephone 8881 • 24 Pitman Avenue, Furnished Rooms, Club Breakfasts MRS. L. B. JONES. One block from acean and cafeterias. Luncheon 50c. Dinner 75c. Sunday Dinner $1.00 E. H. VIERING, Special Weekly Rates Telephone 2826 Home Cooking Good Service .... Hot and Cold Water BREAKERS 4, Surf Avenue I. V. MONTFORT At the Ocean The Sam pler Inn *n All Rooms . The Roosevelt L. A. HOFBRKAMP 28 Main avenue, a block and a half from the ‘ ocean. Cheerful, comfortable 38 Swti Avenue (corner Contral). Two Corner Beach arid Atlantic Avenues blocks fro/.; Auditorium and'bathing beach. One blocV lrom beach and pavilion. Superior furnished rooms, with hot and ccld and sanitary roomc with running water; rental moderate. CAFETERIA BROOKLYN Large light dining roore. America), plan. running: water.- All modern improvements. Open April to October. In meet . SERVICE in the dining room, home-cooking. Rooms open May 12, Cafe beautiful part of the Grove. Convenient to all places ol interest. Appointments teria open June 12. Telephone 1890. y 8 ... E. M. SIMPSON. . flrst-claa*.1 Telephone 1999. . - . • " ~ - .. ; ■ ' . . ■ Telephone 1905 MRS. MARY W. NEWBERRY-WRIGHT. »>•»*-■* * 20 Webb Avenue. Few yards from boardwalk and B E A L U lN «■*»*•« Excellent l0Cati°gs.HBmLaDUEng' THE PHILADELPHIA 14 Smbtsry Avenue Sterling Cafeteria A 64 Broadway. Furnished rooms. Housekeep- Roomt . Half block to new recreation pier. Newly built and famished 34 Bath Avenue, one and one-half blocks from beach. Bright cheer f t * 1 1 1 1 3 ( 1 A l l 3 inv privileges. Board by arrangoment. A Rrnmiat* water in all gutat iQoms„Appovnttr,etits first-claee. Rates reaaofi.. ful rooms at moderate rental. Good food, reasonable prices, quiet, house of home comforts. able. DR, WARREN L. WALLACE, Owner, home-like atmosphere. Mr, Bnd Mrs. J. P. THOMPSON, Qwner-Manager______Phone Asbnry Park, 4827. S. M, FRENCH. ~Zr~^T ", r Z — . cor. Main and Beaoh. Unobstructed ocean 32 Webb Avenue, near ocean and bathing i * i 1 I I T I V I \ vIptt. Block from b-.ardwftUt, Excellent beads. Light hsasekeeping privileges. All L - U 1 t U XT! D I culslno. Hot and cold running: -»ter In outside rooms. Moderate rates June and rooms. Reduced rates May and Juno, • MRS. MARTHA BOOS. Heated eprlpg and autumn. Booklet on application. ^hM ea^^an^E IS L ^^ July, Telephone 6443. Q U A K E R IN N figH ttVkjftk 'r*kl||l f| %$ 19 Broadway. One block'from South End 87 Main Avenue P leasan tly locestDd tw o laora fron ; F l g f f t m i J l f l f M Y pavilion. Overlooking ocean and lake. Fur- ocean. Larre, cheerful rooms- »«*■ ■ ■ ■ wished rooms with housekeeping privileges. Serving meals a la carte in connection with THE HIGHLAND HOTEL, 25 lumilng uatar Ira rooms. ym & m t Atlantic avenue. Telephone 7860. Platter dinner, 75c. .. ■ ■ ______E.J, SEVERS. THE ELDORADO loiprovftmenta. Rate® to- 125, ; M. W. BORTON. American plan. Homo cookln*. Telephone2027. Mra. B. REILLY. Owner.. f h ______» - l ______- Directly on ocean, front, 14 Ocean I * 3 ( ( 1 0 ( 0 1 1 n O U l - 0 Avenue. All outside rooms. Run- HOTEL RICHMOND 31 Embury avenue. A quiet " ’ ning water in all rooms. Near and place for. refined Christian Asbury. Park and Auditorium. Tel. 6678. ______FAITH COTTAGE adults. Family worship. TALK-OF-THE-TOWN CAFETERIA Block and half from ocean. Rates reasonable. Beach Avenue a >sd Olin atxeet. Block from ocear. Light, airy rooms. Home and Restaurant All rooms running water. CLAREMONT like. Privileges. 30 Webb Avenue Restaurant open July 3 Double $20 up weekly -each, EMMA S. GOSLEE, Owner. Excellent Home Cooked Food MRS. M. E. BULL Hotel- - — ------Honeysuckle j ------meals Included. All fresh vege 1 . Oxn /nnJ AAlloVlt fltlrl CArVAll d lllt f 23 Central Avenue one block tables.' , Sea food caught and served dally. Phono Asbury Park t V s m ITH. from Auditorium, two from Hamilton Gottage ocean. Beautiful lawn and Corner Ocean and Main abundant shade. Telephone 2462-W M. C. TODD, Proprietor. avenues, directly o l ...an fr o n t. A m e r ica n 1 Embury Avenue, at the Boardwalk. OCEAN FRONT HOUSE p la n . C o n v o n lo n t to b a t h Open all year. Steam heated rooms. ing and all attractions. Phone 2H-W. MHS. F. MELtOB, Owner and Prop. THE HASKELL Light housekeeping if desired. Kates I V ellow Rose Coitee Shoppe { reasonable. ■/> MRS. FRANK N. HASKELL*, * Corner Heck and Beach avenues, one • 49a Main Avenue 5 block from tlie ocean and centrally, lo ; 2 OLIVE HOUSE cated. Season May to October, Hot and 71 LLENHURST M O TEL S SELF SERVICE ; cold running water in all rooms. MRS. A. L. NEWMAN. Central and Pitmen j 1 Block to Beach i BROOMS MODERN . r "S ■ G. F. DRAKE s OPEN FOR SEASON f g* r T T 1 I4 Seaview avenue, fifth house from the ocean. ; ■ 5 5 * .!" M l . n ( II* I Capacity eighty. Furnished roam!;. Tolephone 78 Mt; Hermon Way, two blocks from Audi’ • Serving the best of home-cooked food at the lowest prices. ; S tmml 1 I %V- ■ ■ 4027, H. S. and E, M. HULSE, Proprietors. L » a t h r o p tormm. Near ocean arid all places of interest. Housekeeping privileges. Tel 4888. MRS. E. ELLIS t Coffee, tea, milk, 5c.; soups, 10-15c.; vegetables, 10c.; fish, 25c.; S American and European Hates on Application . meats, 30-3Ec.; salads and sandwiches, 10-15-20*; all desserts, 10- • 7. Main Avenue STRATFORD HALL 100 feet from beach id Webt* avenue, flrst block from ocean. S 15c.; French ice cream, 10c. • Select South End, Madera tonvaniences. : - Hot and cold running water in all rooms. C. O. HOCKEY, Prop. L e V a s s a r Seasonable rates. Tel, 2632, S Serving: Breakfast, Dinner, Suppor ; MRS. C. F. GREW, Ownership Management, G Atlantic Avenue, Ocean view. Hot S Motto: Service, Courtesy, Cleanliness, Lowest Prices S and cold running- water. American I ’ l f P i r r i i r A n v Furnished Rooma Open Ma’y 28 THE AURORA plan. Telephone 6579. | i f f . HI p . W A K I V 14 Spray avenue, Ocean Grove, N. 3. Two J LEES BROOME, Proprietor. s FRANK IVES BUM* - ’ ■ . ” .' ... . . ‘ minutes to beach and Wesley lake. Special • s . season rates MRS. R J, JONES, 5 Abbott avenue. Location unsnrpass- On the cc.oj front, near batMr,® ’ ed. Ocean view from rooms and 'svida gwonds a«a *11 .-ttractioR*. 'Ex The Lillagaard porches. Running water in all rooms. ceptionally larga, airy room s,: Prl» Excellent meals and service. Telephone 4049. WILLIAM L. HYKA. OCEAN MANOR v ats bath.., JTolder, OAHU liYK SAILEE. Comfortable 32 McClintoek Street. Furnished rooma IS Webb avenue, corner of Beach. One block Tad IT I II I I 11 HI from occan. Furnished rooms by day, week or Summer Footwear I i f EL L»1 L L I J ^ I * "and apartments. One block from ocean PLAINFIELD season. Clean, comfortable. Hot and cold run ning water In rooms. Special June and Septem- and Auditorium. MRS. W. H. WRIGHT -ber rates. Open all year. •. M R S . Jj. E . C R O N K . at Reasonable O f K 23 Atlantic avenue. Furnished rooms 27 Bath Avenue, block .and a I t v l # T l" ^ l , A I . r . only. First-class, light; airy rooms. Prices MacDonald House half from ocean, «entrally , . : . .. . . ■ Close to Anditorium, beach and all located. Hot and cold-run- points of interest. Open May 15. MRS. E. A. WEEKS. ning water in all .rooms. Strictly home cooking. Phone 1650-M. | JACOB GROSSMAN { . . MKS. B. K. MACDONALD. 15 Main Avenue. European plan. Run ning water In rooms. One-half block • Shoe Outfitters for Men, Women and Children S 21 Main Avenue. Convenient to THE COLONIALfrom beach. Rates moderate. Special S • rates for June and September. Auditorium and boardwalkr amuse S. J. FOSTER. THE IVY HOUSE ments. Ownership management, • 708 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. § assuring every courtesy. Hot and cold running water In all rooms. Cap. 100 Phone 1844. Mr. and Mrs. C, W , P utt., 7 Embury avonue. . Half block from oceah boardwalk Open all year. VICTORIA i Pleasant steam heated rooms, House- APARTMENTS AND FURNISHED ROOMS keeping privileges. Terms reasonable, MRS. J. KILSHAW, Cor. Beach and Abbott Avenues. 1 ' Voorhees-Metropolitan European. Block to beach and s 4 Ocean Pathway boardwalk. All outside rooms. Rooms Beasoaabie rates. Tel 6927. R, E. VOORHEES, Managing Owner. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Hospitality . Sunning water in . Furniture Carefully Handled by Experienced Men Comfort every room Taxis and Busses for Hire by Hour, Day or Trip European A/EVT Next door to bench Harrington Hotel Phono 8237 j£ffser ■ S. J.Fream. Proprietor. DE LUXE BUS SERVICE TO NEW YORK CITY DAILY F. M. L’HOMMEMEU CAFETERIAS AND RESTAURANTS 90 South Main Street Phone 619 CHELTENHAM aaaaaaaaaaaaatMaHaaaaaat»aH»WHH| 30 Ocean Pathway,'midway between occan and Auditorium. Location unex- I EMMONS CAFETERIA ! celled. Clean, cool and cheerful sleeping rooms. Hot and cold water in rooms. Heated spring and autumn. Rates on application. Telephone Asbury }s And HOTEL • 5 Park 5035-J. Special rates June and September. J. E. McK.ES. J Corner Pilgrim Pathway and Mt. Hermon Way i Jfuthorizad j Near Auditorium * tfgenctf Edwards House | HOME COOKING FURNISHED ROOMS | 87 Pitmaa avenue, two short.blocks from ocean and Auditorium. .Light, 709 Tenth Avenue, Belmar, N/J. (sunny, all outside rooma; hot and cold running water in all rooms, Special I V . NOW OPEN 5 June and September rates, • Telephone 4450. Ownership-managcmenfc. 9 ■ • Some very good values in second-hand cars—as low as $35.00. . MR, and MRS, J. W. EDWARDS. | Mr. and Mrs. W, F. and C. F. Emmons, Management j Immediate delivery on new cars. The ELLEWASA BREYER’S IOE CREAM TO TAKE HOME 95 Main Avenue • , Pleasantly located on mair, thoroughfare near beach and Auditorium, SUNSHINE CITY CAFETERIA DELICIOUS ICE CREAM SODAS 'Light," airy rooms. Unexcelled location. Light housekeeping privilege* FOSS AND WHITMAN S CHOCOLATES M. C. CREVELING ' And Sunshine City Hotel DON’T FORGET OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Eighth Season 56 Main Ave., Ocean Grove. Eighth Season G. M. Nagle’s Pharmacy < . .. in Same Building THE IMPERIAL Memorial Day, Cafeteria Thursday, Jnae 26. THE DRUG STORE OF OCEAN OROVE: - A (European Plan); j * * r . • ••* • ‘ ■ -v. 'V - . *• Mai» Avenue, one blqck ffom ocean.; All -rdotna are light, and coo!, O iry COFFEE SHOPPE NEXT D O OB 35 Pilgrim Path'sw, Oeedn flrore, N. J. ; (Auditorial^ Comej^ ' J with-, hot and cold-running waW. /Heat' for chilly days. Tel. IO681 :;Opeos same time as,Cafeteria, TelephbiicsT-^i^l28f--3435''.; • ^; v;-f' 'fj '. • r ..: i p . and MRS. J. A .:FETZER, Ownership-Mariogement 0. O; SHARP, Proprietor, • •••• ••••••■•■<» •8a Q0a o e ooooo 00 003 0 00 oc» *00 eoaoo 0 * do 00 0©00e 0os'oBboe00 FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1930 PAGE EIGHT ark; Mr. arid Mrs, H. Card, Philadel Gemantowa; : Mrs. A. H. Gfflord,. AMONG THE HOTELS dale; Mrs. F. W Simpson, Blakely, Sterling—Mr, and Mrs. J. Town- beth;Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gi Holt, Pa.; A. H. Lange, Hoboken; Hope send Llanerch, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. B. Philadelphia; Dorothy Mayer, Elizu- phia; Rose A. Ebel, Mrs, M, Herclte, Mrs., E. -Edwards, Boonton; -Mrs,. A, Murray, Sunnyside, L. I.; Lucile O. Laidlaw, Mary Laidlaw, West beth. Jersey. City; Ellen’ S. Carruth, Arl W. DeGBraff, Mts. G. S. Hastings, Macdonald—Eleanor May Ferris, Anderle, Elmhurst;; John F Munder, Orange; Uilian 'Freeman Mount St EImo__E< j . ^erney, Philadel- ington; Mrs; .A; J. Branrtin. Mrs, Jaok Oyster Bay; H. S. Park, Miss Park, Hazel M. Burke, Mr. smri Mrs. M. wife and Barbara Munder, Tonally; ,ernon, Fred M. ^\oertiv Margaret pj,iaj jf; o. Glerum, Glifton; Jessie Haigraves, Mrs. Nina B. Cox, George South Orange; Justine- J, Roseman, Vlas, Miss A. Vlas, Paterson; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Watt, Made and Elizabeth Woertli,..Christiana, M HeIen Hyatt, Paterson; E. Kohn, Philadelphia. ' Jane Ash, Washington. and' Mrs. Hines. Mary Hines, Miss line Watt, Stamford; Dorothy and Pa.; Hatt.e Anderson, Louise R. Befl- MrB. Thomaa Q, ■ Eagan, Mrs. Theo. Queen—Mr. and Mrs, M, F. Smith, At the Strand Theatjre. Holland, Paterson; William. S. Rich Florence- Bencke, Brooklyn; Mrs. J. nett, Morristown; Catherine Rador, A Newlon, Brooklyn; Mrs A. W. Mr, .and Mrs, R. A. Srrtith; Gold ards, Laurelton, L 1.; H. Hibbard son , H. Koch and Elizabeth. Easton, Pa,, Fredeiiek P " elry‘‘ Fenton, Mr. and Mrs-. M, Morine, Spring, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrp. 'E.'.' 3. “The Richest Man in the World,” Trott, Tenneek, N. J.; Miss Van BrooUlyss—Mrs. H, V. Zimmerman, Rena G. and Margaret H. Berry, . p ic Mrs, Mabel S. Hall,. Mrs. Titman, Dover; Mr, and Mm George featuring Loujs Mann ariji on all ■ Vooorhoes, NVw York; Mr. and Mrs. Salem, Ohio: James J. Maines, Joe Glen Rtdgc; Mr. am J I i's W. M. M. Ra’isay; Newavk; Mrs. I. M. F. Steliman, Elizabeth; Mr, and star cast, opens the bill' for next Herbert Chapman, East Orange; Flanagan, Richmond Hill; Mrs. Young, -Mrs. S. A. Adams M«.Kus- , Fiinr... Mrs. J. M. Iiohn, Mrs. W. R. Mrs. V. B. Sweeney, ’ Edwin E, Kel week at the -jtrand theatre on the ■ Mr. and Mrs. Frank A, Winterbot- Adelsberg, Hemline and Gertrude lei, Mi. and[ Mrs.. Fiank Parsing, Worth, Wilmington; Mrs. M. B. ley. Brooklyn; H G Morrison, Ridge boardwalk, Monday and Tuesday., toni, Brooklyn. Adelsberg, Bronx; Lillian Meighan, Newark; Isabelle Mpllenhauer V ir-, Hvl, ' B_ u ,yls% L{neoto. Bayonne; field Park;' James Christie and son, Graham" McNamee will be heard in gima Sutphen, Kathleen 0 Neill, ' Sa,,.lh evctiM , Hazlet; Meta Buck, Osborne—M rs. A. B. Kussell, Margaret Ranziner, Glendale, N, )f.; Henrietta Barg Mrs; S. H. Barg, a news reel, and- there will be irs Gladys nnd Vra Russell, Ruth Evans, Charles Simon, Norwalk; Joseph Somerville. -! Margaret Roinaino. Dover;. Mrs. Paterson; Mrs. John Leary, New addition a Laurel-Hardy comedy, Wed Mr. Carmel, Pa.; Elia T. Murphy, Perrv, .Youngstown, Ohio; Mrs. J. T. DeWitt—Mr. and Mrs, F. K. Ewan, Carrie M. Pruden, Morristown; Elsie York; Mr, and Mrs. Paul E. Demm- nesday and Thursday , the-manage- ,- Reading; Mr. and • Mrs. William H. Dolan' Ruth Edytha Dolan. B ok- Sussex, N, J.; Charles E. Outram, Johnston, Margaret L. V. Doty, ler, Edward and Robert Demmler, ment Will present Marion Davies in Murphv, Newark; A. Oanton Ensor, Ivn; Mr. nnd Mrs. C.. Ni McCulloch, Elizabeth; Mr. an^ Mrs. C. Roberts, Newburgh; Mrs. C. H. Applebaugh, Pittsburgh; Margaret A. Henry, “The Floradora Girl,” and on Friday' New Windsor, Md.; W. S. Brodhead, Miss M. E. Maddox, R. B. Bare, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hammer, Miss K. Mrs. Grace. E. Ripen, . West New Elizabeth; Mrs. Henry Bank, Elsie. and Saturday Rod La Roque in,"Beau Montclair; Howard L. Williams, Ber- Washington; Mi-., and MI'S. Jamies Hammer, Miss B Froctor, Mrs. J. Brighton. M. Bank, Brooklyn; 'Mr. and Mrs. Bandit.” At each performance, wvn, Pa.; Raymond Piersal, Ruth Cleary, Richmond Hill; Mrs, 0. W. Steinwerth,, Brooklyn;I ^ Vet-j shelburne-Mr. and Mrs. H. A. P. T. Sichorn, Shirley Eichorn, Blpom- which is continuous from 1 to U p. Snyder, Betty Piersal, Arthur ichle White, Katherine White, .New York, & Fischer, James Henry Fischer, Ena- field; Mrs. H. C. Morrison, Ridge m., there is a comedy, news reel or man, Elizabeth Baker, Mildred Scacroft—Mrs. E, Dunbar, Miss Eleanoi G. Mcllvenney, Mra^.u Hef- ton. Earj. Caddington, Mrs. G. field Park; Mrs. Emma J. Strong, audio review. Thomas, Pottstown; Mary Yoder, D. Dunbar, Newark; Anna' M. Beck feron, Elmhurst; Mrs. M. VV. Bud- Tarteson. Cedar' Grove; Mrs. E. G. Stowe, Pa. er, . Anna Schering, Lancaster; Mr. 4 Mi erona; I Allenhurst—Mr. and Mrs. ■ J.ohn and Mrs. B. Davies, New York; C..T. W Snuth, Astoria^, OttiUte ,|ehug v nd fr o th y KJeiller, M. S, Siebert, Mrs. Emma Siebert William Reynolds, Trenton; Mr. and: Mrs G. Newark, WJliam Hayes,^^Jr., Russell < LUCaSl ,sjew y 0rk; Mrs. M. VoU- A. Witman, Reading, Pa.; Miss B. Harris, Newark; Katherine V. Grif Smsth, jJamfirfa, _ Mrs. Albert,. roer6j Anna Vollmers. Brooklyn; E. Knapp, Newark; Mrs. F. W. Aid- fin, Orahge; Marion Genne, EaSfc Orange; . Mrs. M. Deiner, Aloany, | Katherjn-': b, Discls, East' Orange; rich, Helen Aldrich, Newburgh; Edna Orange; Mr. and Mrs. George J. H. Hahns, Mount 'ernon, u. L. Den-^ Gretehn Molerwich, Mr, and Mrs. . and Mabel Chesbro, Jersey City; Minsehwaner. Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. char, New York. ! T Russell Hicks, George R. Evelyn Horton, White Pains; Ernest 0. L. Beyer, Glen Ridge; Mr, and Sunset Lodge—Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hicks, Baltimore; Mrs. E. M. Hug* Rittenhouse, Philippsburg; Hazel Mrs. C. F. Laub, Bloomfield; Rose Luder, Mrs. S. Bennett, Mrs. K. M. I gins, ’ Lee North, William Howard, Wrench, Nutley; Alice Russell, Pas Moore, Montclair; Mrs_ Elisabeth Smart, A. M. Smart, Bronx; L. Mul- / Mrs. L. S. Parsons, Thomas.-Parsons, saic; Ethel Maier, Newark; Mrs. Young, Beatrice and William Young, ford Taylor and family, Wilming- Leonia; Miss E. ,M. Taylor, Pitts- Eiizabetsi Russell, Jennie Russell, Louis Allen, Edna Mae Young, Pitts ton; Lillian Meyer, J'srsoy City; ; burgh; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Jersey City. burgh. Edith tama, Bayonne; Mr. and Mrs. * Low, South Orange; Mrs, E. Xi Pot- W. H. Dumville, Mrs. D. P. Came- > ter, Mrs. F. E. Palen, Jr., Elsie and Each dress a bargain. Wilnsa Hail—Mr. and Mrs. W, H. Troy Place—Mr. and Mrs, B, C. Odgers. Butler, X, J.; Mrs. L. G. Tregaskis, Eloise Tregaskis, Maple ron, Brooklyn; Mrs. A. F, Beasley,' Marion Phillips, Kingston, N. Y, Warner, East Orange;' Mr. and Mrs. wood; Paul E. Coleman, Somerville; St. Albans, L. I.; Mrs. F. E, Lap- ; _. , ■ T> ,, ,» -T, , Flowered chiffon, printed silks, ham, Jr., Hackensack; Mrs. Thomas! „ .S‘°^es^ l" d Mr®- P; J* R. T. Bittner, Philadelphia; Mr. and, Betty and Catherine Coleriian, Eliza Hopkinson. Ruth, Elizabeth nnd | Christner,-Montclair; Mary Heneken. Mrs. W. R. SafTord, Richard Safford, beth; Margaret, L. Briede, Mr. and Thomas Hopkinsor., Nashville; Mrs. , I rif”5 °’ Mrs. H. R. sport silks, flat crepes, East Orangv; 3Inry Brothers, Los Mrs. J. W. Dalton, Richmond Hill; 0. R. J. Halliday, Bayonne; Mrs. S, W. 1 , ’ . Orange; Jpha L. Irungs, Manufactured to sell at $8, $10, $12 and $15 Angeles; Nancy Carol, Berkeley; Hoffman, Hawthorne; Mrs. Marion. Walker, Glen .Ridge; Mr. and Mrs, Bridgeton; Mr. andjMrs.. F R. San- Charles Rogers Pasadena; Paul Ash, Koenig, Bloomfield; Lillian Rae, Red E. C. Meherof, Sr.T Arthur Lockhead *??*> Brooklyn; M A B. Thompson, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bank; Catherine Nablo, New York; and family, Montclair. I Miss .3, Hamilton, Elsie Thompson, We bought the dresses right, and we are Masson, Newark William P. Kirk Mary T. Spear; Brooklyn; Mr,’ and ! Newark; Mr, and Mrs, Edward O. nnd family, .New York; Mr. and Sirs. Mrs, E. L. Crismali, Kis Lyn, Pa.; Aurora—Mr, and Mrs, R. T, Eh- ; Wright. Bayonne; Mrs, L. G. Fisher, pricing them at tremendous reductions, Justus Henry, Bloomfield, Mrs. Thomas Holden, White plains: ton and daughter, Florence B. Hall. 1 Mrs. Rebecca J. McKinley. Mont- Newark—Mrs. Elsa E. Frey and Barbara Hayes, Plainfield; Esther V. Warwiek, N. Y.; A. S.- Beck, Harris-1 clair; Misses N, and C. Hamilton, daughter, Vernon Frey, Livingston; Edcr, Dunellen; Wallace Thomson, burg; Joseph B. Schmitt, Brooklyn; i Newark; Mr. and Mrs Samuel S. Fos- Mrs.. Edward Mertz ■ and . daughter, Jersey City. L. C. Wood, Montclair; Averil Powys, tor, Kingston, Pa.; Charlotte and NOW Basking Ridge; Mr; ami Mrs. Stein- Arborion—Mr. and Mrs. L. W. De- Mrs. F. G. Quipp, Plainfield; Jlr. j Helen D, McDrake Westtown, N, kopf, Jersey City; Charles E. Elli- Lanoy, Leonia; Mrs. George H. Davis, and Mrs. J. H. Seeley, Scranton; j Y.: Otis Ruby, Bellefontain, 0.; Mr. ci: t, East Orange; LeKoy W. Champ Miss'j. C. Chester, Murray Hill,- N, Mr. and Mrs, G. D. Mutter, Maple- j and Mrs. Thomas C, Richardson, Au- ion, Wharton; Rev. E. K. Elliott and J.;' Mrs. Charles Kemp, Mrs. Harry wood; Mildred McLean, Rockville burn; Lillie and Minnie Deni:, Ply- $3-95 $4-95 $5-95 ««-95 family, Conestoga, I!u.; William T. B. Rue, Helen B. Rue, Trenton; Centre; Evelyn MeLeari, Shelton,; mouth; Mr .and Mrs. Frederick rind William II. .Stansbury, 3Irs, N. Mr. and Mrs, A W. Holt, Milwau Conn.; Katherine Hickcox, K. II. j Israel, Jerome. R. Israel, East Cerbus, Newark; Genovlfcve Speight, kee; F. A. Harris, Robbinsville; G, Hickeox, Buffalo; Raymond L, La Orange; Margaret Sloat, Newburuh. Brooklyn;. Jcane:te C. Griffith, Whip- E. and Louise Gilmore, Herbert > E. Bam, Phillipsburg;' N. 0. Smith, I - - , ' ..... • SPECIAL Chatham; Raymond L .' Matlock,L Whitfield—:Mr. and Mrs. William pany. N. J.; Ruth. Armstrong, Mt. Dunham, Westfield; Miss E. A. Tuck Buffalo. ' E, McCall, North Caldwell; P. A. $4.98—W » bought 150 . Tabor. er, White Plains; Miss I. II. Peck, „ „ . , , . . . „ Stillman, Westerly, R. I.; 3. Maude Negligee and priced them at $1.98 Van Cottage—Mr, and Mrs. Aug Philadelphia; Doris Meeker, New Marlborough-Mr. and Mrs. G. j oneg New York; C. T. Phillips, Ama- ust Frey, Mr, and Mrs. .John Leary, ark; Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Bencke, LeRoy West, East Orange; Elizabeth | ]ie viughn, Winifred E. Hess, Ruth Mr. and Mrs. K. Glass and daughter, Miss J. E, Bencke, Montclair; Mr. M. m Loois, \Vesti%nt; Clarabel W. H. Ellis, David Emmeluth. L. K. HOSIERY Miss E. Kaufmamv Jersey City; and Mrs. Oscar G, Creamer, Albert Ivmg, Haddo.nfield; Lydia S. Wat- { Matherson, J. S. Hope, Walter Tietje, Mabelle and Verna Yollratn, Myra L. Creamer. Maplewood. kmson Collingswood; R. T Frost, Mount Vernon; Mrs. James S; Vance Chiffon and Service Weight—marked at special ___ ...?1.00 Swartz, Lancaster, Pa.; Minnie Boscobel—Mr, and Mrs, George W. New York; Mr. and Mrs John Ann- nnd daught,er, Washington; Mrs. G. All silk from top to toe—'.Aarked at special....,..:... ______...$1.39 Kreider, Lititz, Pa.; Mrs. C. Horse Dobbs, Miss K. F, Dudley, Yonkers; strong, Mt. Ivisco, N. Y.j; _Florcnce j h# Chambers, Moorestown; Frank S. man, Dr. L. Nichols, New York; J. C. Gray, Belleville; Marjorie A. E. Chamberlain, MV, and Mrs John ■ Tomlin, Higjhlands; .Harriet Jester, . Mrs. H. E. Whitaker, Staten Island, Smith, Crosby, L, Smith, Media; T. Barker, Brooklyn; Charlotte Au- | Westfield; W, A. Sweeney and fam- SILK UNDERWEAR Augusta Dickerson, Philadelphia; Elsie V. llershey, Parkersburg, Pa.; brey, Jersey City; Mr. .and Mrs. jiy, Hackensack; Mr, and Mrs. John Mrs. F. S. Soule, Bayonne; Mrs. John G. Rilger, Plainfield; J. Francis George Horner, Moorestown; Mrs- , P. McPherson, Flemington; Gertrude Orepe de Chine Dance Sets—special.____ ..$1,98 Charles Covenhoven and daughter, Burrows, JIaplewood; F. Richardson, John H. Estabrook, Yonkers; Fkn- c . Ellis, Madeline Bohing, Charlotte Crepe de Chine Chemise—special.;..; __ ,.$1,98 New York. Media; Edith Mae Dingee, Tarry- “ ce E, Kelsey, Edith L. Parker, Mrs. 1 m. Ellis, Brooklyn; Eleanor M. Creps de Chine Slips—Bpacial.. 41 .98 F. iielsey, Huntington, N. Y.; Herb- Brown, White Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Warrington—Mr. and Mrs. Mark town; Dorothy B. Scott, Grace Pitts, Crepe de Chine Night GowcH-speciaL- -12.88 Phillipsburg; Mrs. J. H., Burnett, «&,?•: Baer, Passaic; E. J.,Morgan, C. L. Rue. Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Tampa, Fla., .America F. William Morgan, forest Hills. w. F. MacPherson,.Trenton; Mrs. E. Nichols, Mrs. Charles Nichols, Whar Philadelphia; Mrs. F. L. Hicks, But ler, N, J.; Mrs. F. H. Ciegg, Herb Hamilton—Harriet Herbert, Ethel A* Hillmuth, Ruth, Clara and Louise : ■ , BATHING SUITS j ton; Louise Baker, Mrs. E. A. Ran ert W Clegg, Brookline, pa,; Janet som, Jersey Cty; Mr. and Mrs. How- Strachen, Ralph B. ".'Collins. Mrs. Hillmuth, Brooklyn.; Mrs Lewis A. | A* Full Line of P.ure Wool Novelty and Two-Piece Suits | ers. Elizabeth; 0. W. Boyden, Bronx Cronk, East 'Orange; Mrs. J, F. Josephine Sutcliff, New York; Mar- Howell, New York. ville; R. D. Gulstall, C. Clifford Nor Burrowes,, Maplewood. S $2.98 and up • ris, Three Springs, Pa.; J. B. Clark, Cheltenham—Mrs. M. M. Barr, i - I _____ — ______1______S Orbisonia, Pa.; ■ Mrs.®Paul R. Rose, Jeanette Richmond, Upper Mont Mrs. M. D. Ely, Mr nd 1 ss Wal i ? S Open Evenings Until 10 O'Clock • East Orange; Alphonse Capone, ■ Chi clair; Martha Clements, Mr. and ker, William L. Baer, wife and son, X“ ,,k' T cago; August L. Hageman, Newark; Mrs, P. C. Weyant, New York; Har Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Baird, East, S ? " ’ Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Marhoffer, old Landshof. Newark; Mrs. Pier Orange; Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Behn,1 j GEO. W. LEONARD j New York. son W. Smith, Mabel C. Smith, Philadelphia; Mrs. R. T. lialli zt& burrff- Tnhn I r t a S f t Boonton; Eunice and Norman Wool family, Mrs. M. C. Barkelew, Plain- . ? F sh’ R°.ck' Edwards—Mrs. Alice R. Johnson, field; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Halliday, ’ 5^:, I w i . L I WOMAN’S SHOPPE I Edith Johnson Glenside, Pa.; S, L. ley, Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Wooley, Maplewood; R. V. Babcock, Chicago; Camden; Miss R. M. Rieger, Brook- „ f r? w T n 1 55 MAIN AVENUE, OCEAN GROVE S Babcock, New* York; Mr. and Mrs. lyn; Miss E. M. Junken. Floral S J Mr an^ L E T t a T?In E. L. Springer, Washingto'n; Mr. Mrs. Clara R. Don, Springfield, Mass.;, ! . - • Mr, and Mrs. R. J. MacIntyre, Hills Park; Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Webster, ^ n - ’ Dr and Mrs O T AlhV and Mrs. W. F, Seeter. Brooklyn; Katherine Webster, Upper Mont-. phnadelphia; Mrs. Helen ’ Pierw Mr. and Mrs. W. J, Clark, Mr. and dale, N. J.; Marietta 'White, Roches Mrs. James J. Bain. Jersey City; ter; Myra Heereft. Creston, Iowa; , ■ - anil daughter, Mrs. Howard Wag- Elsie M. Davis,. Marion V. Davis, Helen Sutphin, Rutherford; Janet Occait House—Mrs. John M. Lewis, je r r Bridgeport; Mr, aid Mrs. G. Wilmington; Mrs. J. Weeks, J. Weeks, Landshof, Newark. Daisy B. Lewis, Florence E. Thomas, . L- Wodey and son, Elizabeth; B. R. Yonkers; Rose Donahue, Elna Wil Albatross —Louis F. Kuhn, Jr., Mrs. U. Wolver, Mrs. R. Dederick, Potter, Mrs. N. B. Hotter, Miss A. son, Matawan; 31. Disa King, Marie Philadelphia; /Adolph M. Holder, Yonkers;. Mrs. C. M. Flint, Freeport; '?■ Campbell, Mrs, M. L. Seitz, Miss J. De.vo, Stamford, Conn.; Christian Yonkers; Gertrude and Emily Schal- Mrs. L; M. DeSilva,- New York; . M. E. Beitz, jBaltimore; R. H. Mor- Rfedamar, Philadelphia. ler, ■ Grace Mary Young, Hastings, Mrs, A. Sherwood, Newburgh; Mrs, ftoiu Passaic?Mr, ana Mrs, E, W. 1 X. Y.; Mrs. I. Irwin, Lottie N. Mack, Ella M. Monroe, Middletown, N. Y.; McDonald Mr. .and Mrs. W. J. King, Miller System Breakers—Mr, and Mrs. George Mrs, Ida Powell, Overbrook; Mrs. Mrs. Fanny Root Danser, Kew Gard- New York; P, A. Prior, Priscilla Bacon, Virginia Bacon, New York; cns. L. I.; Mrs, H. L. Groome, Phila* Vrlor> Nutley. Mrs.. G. L. Beeler and’ daughter, Julia $chroeder, Mrs. John F. Plim, Morristown; G. Anderson, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. j. Williams. Dr. H, delphia; Mrs, Thorns^ H.I^timCT, Roosevclt-Mr. and Mrs. . £ F. Dr, E, Milton Staub, Orange.; Mr. Schneider and family,. Brooklyn: Mis. .John E,_PiiiUips, Mrs.^Heleu W. McKeevcr, Mr. and Mrs, James E. Mrs, Catherine , Dawson, Mrs.. Ger Simpson, Wilmington, Mrs. L. T. jiissmer, Catasauqua; Mrs. Janet M. j Of Correct English j nnd Mrs. H. 0. Townsend, Harts- dale, N, Y.; Franklin C, Hill. East trud? Tamberin, Long Island City; Cunnmgham, Ksmwe, Del,; Mr. and AUen> Elizabeth Allen, Florence and Orange; Carrie Aberg, Mrs. Greta Ada B, Nichos, Palmyra; Mrs. H. B. Mra, Clyde Root^ Marion and Clyde Gillian Munson, Mrs. W. H. Huber, Boston, Massachusetts Jansson and children, Bloomtveld; Antrim, H. R, Leek,' Philadelphia; Root, Jr., Manheim, Pa;| Esthei; Patcrso„ . Mr, and Mrs. H. Anderson! ; Mrs. L, Leslie, Rutherford; Mrs. Mrs, and Mrs, C. W. Johnson, Jr., Nessly, Anna and Catharine Har- Montclair; Mrs, Frank , Crawford, I Perry .Claus and son, Gloversville; Ruth A. Johnson, Elizabeth. msh, Lancaster. ‘ Betty Crawford, Verona- Clem Holli- For Cultured Speech, Business or Social Mrs. J. HefFeson, Elmhurst; Eleanor Park View—Mr, and Mrs, A, Abefrdeen—Mr. and Mrs. A. Val- day, Webster Grove, Mo.; Eugenia G. Mcllwenny, Brooklyn. Eyrich, Leonia; C. E. Stuart, Ber entine, Mr. and Mrs. Janies Vander- Porter, St. Louis; Mrs. Anna Sheely, nice A. Miller, Rahway; Eva M. and beck, Clifton; Mrs. A. Peters, Jos- | Lorena and Anns Sheely, Paterson;, Gulford—Mr. and Mrs. A, Bennett, eph Cooke- and family, Mr. and Mrs, Jenaie and Eva Rich, Verona; Mrs, Can you find the five errors in tlie following sentence? S Irene and Richard Bennett, Eleanor Ethel A. Raycroft, Brooklyn;- Wil liam Horan, Michael Geisik, Dover; Robert Risk, Paterson; John Bros- Mary E. Shaw, Mrs. Edna B. Shaw, • Smith, Virginia Hathaway, Bing- mn, Robert P. Mischo, Jersey Gity;’ Nbrth Adams, Mass.; William vireen, hampton; Sir. and Mrs. George P. Lillian Green, Dorothy Kilpatrick, We would appreciate it if you will kindly give, S Ansonia; Mr. and Mrs, W, H, Jenk F. Diet;;,, -Irvington; F, W. Maul- ’ Inringtonj^ Mrs. F. Garth^ite, E, Babeock, Viola Babcock, Jersey City; betsch Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. J. H Holman, Brooklyn; SErs, Joha Shelly, us further advice on this matter. • A. C. Kellogg and family, Delaware, ins, Newark; Qerturd C. Utshoff, Bloomfield; Fanny B. Huntley Ams- Banta, Belleville; Alex Strode, Jean Shelly, Wes Orange; Mrs. Ss- • N. J.; Mr. and M ts . C. Moser, Brook Washington, D. C.; H, M. and L. telle Belknap, Francis Be)kiiap, New- If. you cannot, you should attend tlio- Free Op'en Forum ® lyn; Mrs. E. -J. Smith, Bloomfield; ierdam, N, Y.; Mr, and' Mrs, F. H. Mills, Schenectady; Mr. and Mrs. C, Weisberger, Poughkeepsit r Mrs. H. Mrs, L, P. Fagan and daughter, New Nevin, Rensselaer, ;N. Y.; LV P. in the Tabernacle, conducted each weekday at 2 o ’clock, I Haven; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Peinm, E .' Blessing, Ridgewood; Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Leeger^ Grantwood; Caro Fram, E. Greengene, Newark; ' F., beginning July 21, by : • Weehawken; Mrs. j. Emery Dalrym- Leutsch, New York; 'Mr, and Mrs, ple, Newark; Mrs. S. Clark, Mr. and line T, Ryer, Elizabeth; Mrs, C. H. Mrs. K. Dewsnap, East Orange. Deputy, Mrs. G. G. Pierce, Milford, David Mill, Astoria; Mrs. Maybury, Del. Bell Maybury, Union; Robert: V. 1 MISS ROSE MARY FRANK Spray View—Mr. and Mrs. 15 E. Dardanelle—E, Hocston, Grace Mey- Bering, Newark. Ease her and (daughter, Ridgewoodf ars, Helen Hoesten, Paterson; Mr. Chalfonte—-Mr. and -Mrs. A.' R. 8 Representing the Mrs. C. Curran, Hartford; Mr. and and Mrs. L. G. Konig. Mr. and Mrs. BAVE ¥011 HEADACHE? Mrs. John Moriorty, Elmhurst; Don Bradley. Mr. and Mrs. A. Ward. Fitzgerald, Washington; Mlp. and E. D.' Vennard, Clifton; Mrs, G. ,H. Palmyra; Mr, and Mrs, Burbaak, Do your eyes Durn or itch? . 5 - MILLER SYSTEM OF CORRECT ENGLISH. Barker, Riverside, R. I.; Fred Thomp Westwood; Mr, and .Mrs. F. S. Mad Do they feel- tired or strained T Mrs. £. J. Friman, Schenectady; son, New Brunswick: Mr, and Mrs. : • Olive E. Gldes, Newark;J. >~L. Bur linger, Poughkeepsie; George W, If %o, have your eyes exam Aral Davidson, Erie end William Clayton, Philadelphia; Mrs. W. S. ined. Yonr glasses may need a leigh, Meriden; Martha, Ida and Davidson, Uppe?’ Montclair; Mr, anti iNHNiiMNiHniiiMHimniMHtimmiiHmHHHiiM' Janette Reid, Plainfield; Mrs. E. -L. Moore, Mabel G. K„ Moore, Hatnil- change. Mrs. Charles .Delaney,- Mi, and Mrs. ton, Canada Mrs. Ada Miller, Jane Blake, Brooklyn; Mr. ahd Mra. A. J. H. M. Butler, Paterson; Jack M, STILES & CO, Cookman, Brooklyn; Mrs. J. Harnie, and: Kay Miller, 'Allteny; Mrs. R. C: Keyset, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Keyset, O’Hara. M. R. O ’H e te . Mrs, ■Row- Philadelphia Eye Specialists •nHmuiHutmwnMinninnHmHHHHUiH Jersey City; Mildred F'ebel, Ridge Howard Anderson* Hawthorne; M. A. 224 Main St., ASBURY PARS field Park; Eloise C. Wilson, Union land Bourne, Trenton; Margaret Bvory day be. Saturday. SSrzatDg City. Keymer, - Louise Keymer, East Field, Flushing; Mr. and Mrs. E, E. by appointment. Orange; Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Rehers, Bula, Patersoa; Mr. and Mrs, F. 8. th e a tr e ! Highland—Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Newark; Harriet B Crofut, Glen Sproule, Bloomfield; Mrs, J. Cusack, 7STR ^ * A N D BOARDWALK ANO NORTH END • Lcraden, Plainfield; Stanley J. Mc Ridge. " ■ ?‘1ary -and Sheila CuBack, Mrs. Mary ------— ' ' ■ - t Farland, Paw Paw, W. Va.; Olive E. New Centennial—Mrs. Hoy V. McCrane, Joseph Cusack, Clifton; Norton, Margaret A. Daab, East C. W. Ball, Camden. PROGRAM—WEEK JULY 21 • 8 Hartford; Mr- and Mrs. R. B. Mac- Woodruff, Helen and Svelyn Wsod- COME TO MONDAY AND TUESDAY > t Lardy, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. ruff, Roselle -Park; and Mrs. Lafayette—Mr. and Mr?. P. Cun ‘THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD” 5 Fred Frans end ■ daughter, Mrs.. ningham, Kansas City; Mrs. Robert With • S C. H. Ferguson, Bronx; F. P. God- E, S^ahl, New York; Mr. and Mrs; J. Dowling, Baltimore; Mrs. L. A. yin, Jamaica; J, M. Gurtler, Brook L. P. Ritter, Elizabeth; Mr and Mrs^ Clark, Morristown; Mrs. E. H. C: The Smilin* Thru , „ LOUIS MANN and BIG STAB CAST S lyn; O. Hoffman, Hawthorne; Bliss James G. Casey, Westfield; Mrs. E Clark, East Orange; Mrs, H. E, Laurel-Hardy Comedy News -with Graham'McNamee • 3, Linde, Newark; Mrs. L. Engelkc; Harding, Mrs. J. Houston, Mrs, G, Shuey, Dayton, Ohio; E. W. Shuey, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY | ■ Englewood; Curtis C. Bushnell, Mackay, Bayonne; Mr and Mrs,; C, Toledo; F. Edna Adanvs, Gifetta: Gift Shop , MARION DAVIES IN " " 2 Syracuse; :Mr. and Mrs. George Parker,. Mrs. George Ohler, Mrs. H. n “ THE FLOADORA GIRL” . • Eisenhauer, Billy Eisenhauer, Arling 0. Reiter, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrp. Etzel rr..> daughter, Irvington; Mra. C, O. Goodrich, ualvij. Oris (Joad- For Beads, China Lamps,,, and Gifts Pa^ie Comedy News Others 2 ton, N. J.. v • H,' Craw, .New York; Mrs. E, McFet- ricb, Jr., Eliza George, Binghamton; of all-kinds. ■■■>■. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY f S' Honeysuckle—Mr. and Mrs. J. T. ridge, West Plsiladelphia: Mrs. £ Harriet Tatrawi, Mrs. B. L. Tatman, SOD LA ROQUE IN 2 AngeB, Grantwood; Miss G. McGuire, Hogeneamp ahd daughter, Robert G, Kirkwood, Mo.; Mr. .n.i .ilr;-. George A SMILE WITH .EVERY GIFT .. „ . ' BEAU BANDIT”- . S talker,.'. Billie Ijucfimejs, .Paterson; ' Path Comedy , Audid Review Paterson; Mr. and Mrs.. N. M. Towis- H. Holman, Mr. and Mrs. W. A., 58 MAIN AVENUE - eettd, Jean E. Townsend, N: M.-Town .Mrs, Helen":-. Jfcppw and /- daughter, Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Arnow,1 . ConUnuous X—U, P,. M.,.t. send, -N. M. Townseiid, Jr., -Carbon-