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Travel 120 Miles
For Sleeping Place
The search for accommoda­
tions at the beach over the
past week-end extended into
nearby towns and cities but the
record, we believe, is held by a
party of four from Springfield,
Mass., who, on finding no p.’ace
to stay at Hampton Beach Fri­
day night, drove along the
coast, stopping at least at six­
ty places before finding accom­
modations in Bath, Maine—
120 miles or so from their in­
tended destination.
However the party was de­
termined that Hampton was
the place they wanted to be
and returned the next day, for­
tunately finding rooms in a pri­
vate home and enjoyed the re­
mainder of the week-end.
Ross Ave. Families
Hold Celebration
With Street Dance
Ross Ave. associates at Hamp­
ton Beach had a gala night before
celebration, with the end of the
A new chapter was written in b.le accidents were few and no ser­
street roped off for block dancing
lampton Beach’s recreational re- ious ones occurred. Town and beach
and a program of sports beginning
ord book over the long Fourth of oli icials were high in their praise
at nine o’clock.
uly week-end as countless thou- of the efficient work of the podee
Archie Gillis was director oi
ands of visitors flocked to the under Chief Jerome Harkness in
community s.nging. A portable vich taxing to capacity all avail- handling the tremendous traffic
tro a and radio furnished music
le accommodations, restaurants, without an accident. Hundreds of
for general dancing.
d eating places and transportta- the record-shattering crowd wno
The neighbors held open hou^e.
had made no reservations were
•n facilities.
Grounds were decorated with flags,
bunting, lanterns and electric
Town and beach officials agree forced to sleep in their automobi es
lights of red, white and blue, beam­
thout hesitancy that it was by or on the sand when ,rno vacancy’’
ing a welcome to all.
lar the biggest week-end Hampton signs were tacked up outside ah
A large banquet table was erect­
each has ever experienced. Al- hotels and rooming houses. Many
ed across the street where all
ough hard to state accurately, it of the town’s citizens opened their
neighbors gathered for a staras estimated that nearly 140,000 homes to accommodate guests and
spangled supper. A Liberty cake
onged the beach Friday and that help relieve the situation.
lighted with candles, a patriotic
Because of the unprecedented
ore than 200,000 visited the beach
rush of business at the beach, sev­ Shea of Concord, Barbara Wrenn tab’e cloth, favors and firecrackers
er the long week-end.
added color to the festivities.
Despite the congested traffic eral of the restauranters were of Worcester, Mass., Gertrude BroA bonfire at midnight with
obliged
to
close
their
doors
on
Sun­
long Lafayette highway that prephy of Jamaica P ain, Mass., ana
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Winfred O’Dea of Norwood, Mass.
an
opportunity
to
prepare
food
for
day night reports of automoTraffic over the Interstate bridge
the next meal. Lines of hungry
beach visitors formed on the side­ at Portsmouth exceeded all expec­
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walks outside the eating places tations, according to Wallace PurBESSIE COOPER
S waiting for a chance to get a meal. rington, secretary of the Maine.
New Hampshire Bridge Authority,
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Five persons were overcome by with 42,000 cars passing over the
Look For The Tent
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and had to be revived at the first
Marsh Ave.
Hampton Beach ^ aid room. They were Dorothy 4:00 P. M. and Sunday afternoon
at the same hour. Between noun
“A trip through the
Adams of Manchester, WiJisiiu and 4 P. M. Sunday, 8,100 went
Standish Gift Shop
nver the bridge, while 5,000 crossed
is like a trip around
the span between midnight Thurs­
the world”
day and 8 o’clock Friday morning.
Ocean Boulevard
At “A" St.
Hampton Beach
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Have You Heard?
Beach Club Goes
Fireworks-Less
T hat every conceivable kind of
signs im p’ying “no rooms” were
put into use Fric.ay and Ha turd ay
At the Beach Club the usua’
nights?
Fourth of July display of fireworks
was most conspicuous by its ab­
sence. Except for an occasional
firecracker set off during the day
by the childen, no one would have
known that it was the Glorious
Fourth. With all terror that is
widespread throughout Europe, the
grown-ups felt that the funds ex­
pended for such an affair could be
used to a better advantage else­
where. However there was a dance
at the Beach club which was we11
attended.
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Mrs. PuFer Halsey and her
daughter, Miss Hope Halsey, entertained a large group at a supper
party on Sunday evening.
Recent arrivals at Little Boar’s
Head are Mrs. Carl S. Fuller and
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Mrs. George Osborn of Brook­
line has opened her home on Mill
Road for the summer.
Mrs. John Haley of Grosse
Pointe, Michigan, has been enterBirthdays celebrated on fi
taining her daughter and son-in1
law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanger, Ave. in July include:
Mrs. Margaret Lyons, July &.
this week.
Mrs. Annette Tierney, July 18
Also here for a brief visit with
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Miss Janet Wells, July 19
Francis Wells, July 29
Leacock, is Mrs. Harry Swain and
her husband, Mr. Swain.
Mrs. John T. Bottomly of Boston
10 Congress St.
and her fami y have been guests
this week at the Farragut Hotel.
Deborah Ann Shoj 266 Central Ave
The many friends of Mrs. Alvan
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Still others who have opened
their homes here for the season
Built in 1730
are: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hixon,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lansing Ray, Mrs.
Rockingham Junction, N. H
Richard Hawkins, Col and Mrs.
Thompson, Mr. Ewing Hil , Mr. and
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Mrs. Edward V. Papien and Mr
and Mrs. Harold Bailey.
The New Hampshire Champion­
ship Junior Tennis matches for
boys and girls was held at the
Abenaqui club at Rye Beach on
When in Portsmouth
July 5-G. The winners and the run­
ners-up qualify for the national
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to Culver and the girls to Philadel
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You Heard?
That many of thos<‘ lily-white
city folks who spent the week-end
here went back with pienty of evi­
dence that "old Sol” shone the en­
tire lime’
Specializing in
C elebrate F o u rth New M arch of Time
W ith O pen House Film Praises N. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gillis of
Belmont opened their Ross Ave.
home for a community supper
served after the beach fireworks
d.splay on the ho iday eve.
All Ross Ave. associates attend­
ing the supper on the night before
were given a royal
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kinds of refreshments, served in
the dining room attractively de­
corated with red, white and b’.ue.
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M A C H I N E or M A C H I N E L E S S
Portsmouth
Dover, N. H.
scenes from the March of Time are
all New Eng.anders. Newbold Mor­
ris, president of the New York City
Council, officiated at the opening
of the montage exhibit which was
so well received that J. Howard
Denny, president of Franklin Sim­
on’s, has decided to circulate it
thrognh all the large U. S. depart­
ment stores. Said Mr. Denny: “The
windows are intended to further
that profound purpose—to drama­
tize national unity in the simple
understandable terms of human
beings who regard their sacred
rights and privileges as something
to be jointly treasured and guard­
ecj
ed—and
who are prepared to do
something about it—come what
may.”
Latest March of Time film, “New
England’s Eight Million Yankees,”
produced by Louis de Rochemont,
is already adding to New England’s
fame. Following the world pre­
miere of the film last Thursday
night before a «arge group ot im­
portant persons at Exeter, Near
Hampshire, which is featured in
the picture, thousands of New
Yorkers Friday witnessed unveiling
of huge dramatic photomontage
exhibit based on the film m the
windows of Franklin Simon, large
Fifth Avenue department store.
Franklin Simon displayed no mer­
chandise over the Fourth of July
week-end but devoted the entire
window space to the theme: “We’re
Americans.” One window dramatiz­
es the position of the American
worker, another crystallizes the
position of American women in re­
lation to the present crisis, another
shows the patriotism of business day
and professional men, and the larg- t
est window is devoted to American reti
children.
whe
The people pictured in these little brother isn’t a Scout
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CHATS IN THE KITCHEN
by Ethel Morse
“Darling, this sink is so low it
makes my back ache to wash
dishes. Couldn’t you raise it a little?
It won’t take you two m nutes.”
Sometimes it’s a picture to be
hung, furniture that needs re ­
arranging or a trellis to he buiit.
but w hatever the innorent sound­
ing little request, it is sure to be
the prelude to tribulation for the
man who prides h raself on the
ability to do odd jobs.
The fol owing pathetic tale is
CARBERRY’S
VARIETY STORE
Real Estate
contributed especially for the bene,
lit of women readers by a member
of the long-suffering fraternity o!
handy husbands.
It began with the pictures in the
magazines of those stream lined
kitchens having fifty cupboard
doors exactly alike. Then the Jones
family next door had their kitchen
done over and my wife immediately
began to survey our m odest do­
main with a jaundiced eye.
But Marla is a wonderful woman
and if w asn’t long before she came
out with a plan whereby we could
move a cupboaru, which had sud
denly become too high, and thus
improve the general appearance
of our kitchen at no additional ex
pense,.except for paint.
It was such a simple "equest that
I decided to surprise my vife by
having the work ill done when she
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returned from a Red Cross m eet ng Blioulder, balanced It with my he*
on Saturday afternoon. Accordingly while I blindly reached for tho ha,
she had no sooner left the house mei and nails on the table, i m.s#
then I donned my old clothes ana both but succeeded in brushing
a cup which tinkled into a thous
started right in.
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Taking out the dishes was the pieces. Then I moved the t a b l e , __
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pieces
of
crockery
into
a
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first step and in so doing I broke
two of our eight sherbet glasses, and began all over again. tyj T h e a t r e P l a V C F S
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im o a bag went the pieces, to be nails held in my teeth, tile hamin
sneaked out of sight later, and the under my chin. I carefully put u
cupboard in position and drove In
work proceeded.
The cupboard in question proved nail. It only struck the plaster * Among the events of the past
the tea which was
to be a conservative and for some pulled out. On the s e c o n d atten w.cek‘end
time resisted all our efforts to re­ I pounded my thumb and had g,ven on Sunday afternoon at the
move it from its accustom ed place. sit down I was so angry. Wr Farragut Summer theatre by the
Farragut players. The purpose of
When it finally capitulated, a large skip what I said.
Then the telephone rang, i an
**ea was to kave
,uinm(,r
patch of plaste.* came with it filling
the house with dust. T hat had not and began nailing up that cupboi residents meet the company which
been on the program but I could again. Finally I got it so it wo, ^hLs year Tis comP[ete y new and
fix it. Then I placed the cupboard stick on the wall without hold! d^ ,|rent- Its members are young
against the wall only to find that and stepped back to view my hat B®Pirants to a Broadway
w ith both hands engaged in holding work. It listed drunkenly to , ? ho have. been gathe5ed to o th er
it I had no way of putting in the side and was so close in th e con from vai;ious Part? of the Umterl
that the door would not open. States where they have either been
screws.
W hile I was pondering this prob­ this time the telephone had b-' attending dramatic school or else
lem the door bell rang, it was Mrs. ringing steadily and r decided laking part ,n other, stock com’
Crytell selling tickets to a carnival. must be something important i pf.n,e!l p°nrers at the tea were
I hate carnivals but I had t0 buy answered. It was Mrs. Nitwits Miss Mary Nutting of Little Boars
or she would have stayed all the ing she was bringing over sa Head and Mrs' Edward Sawyer of
afternoon.
friends to see our rock garden
®eackReturning to the kitchen I c a re ­ told her we had smallpox and ht
The rePetoir,<; [ov the
seems to be well chosen and if the
fully raised the cupboard to my Up
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Thursday, July 10
The New Hampshire Shore
championships for men and women
which are sanctioned by the N. E.
L. T. A. wil be held at the Abenaqui Club July 10-13.
The list of events and their time
and place follow:
Men’s Singles begin Thursday,
July 10, at 2:00 P. M. Entries close
7:00 P. M. Wednesday, July 9. A 1
players must play one match at
least on Thursday.
Women’s Singles begin Thurs­
day, July 10, at 10:00 A. M. Entries
close 7:00 P. M. Wednesday, July
Men’s Doubles begin Friday, July
11, at 4:00 P. M. Entries close 3:00
P. M., Friday, July 11.
Women’s Doubles begin Friday,
July 11, at 5:00 P. M. Entries close
4:00 P. M., Friday, July 11.
Mixed Doub’es start Saturday.
July 12, at 10:00 A. M. Entries
close at 9:55 A. M., July 12.
With grim determination I la, enthusiasm of the company foreed that cupboard again and after shadows the plays, then they give
ing enough nails, screws and bm every P r o m i s e °f bein& a success.
to build a house, had the satii It is interesting to note in passing
tion of knowing that unlesi that real theatre seats have been
very building were pulled a] installed in the playhouse which is
that cupboard could never be a decided improvement over the
comfortable wooden benches of
red from its place.
the past.
It was a task to put all the
Trophies
back hut I only broke another ~
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bet glass. I was just going to ct JL J3 I1 1 C 1 S X V d l l
awarded the winners:
out the bag of pieces when Ml
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JEFF
DONNELL,
who
plays
the
leading
role
in
“Lady
of
returned. I had the expansive^
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Men’s Singles—The Governor AI
Letters,”
which
opened
the
summer
season
at
the
Farragut
Playhouse.
Ing of work well done and I her*
vin T. Fuller Trophy. Governor
as she entered the kitchen.
Bruce Daniels, Worcester, Mass., Rye Beach’ N* H- on Tuesday evening’ Ju,y 8th‘
Fuller's second trophy, first year
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retired
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women's Smgles-The
Women’s
Singles—The Governor
an expression of consternation singles in the New Hampshire evening wjth the presentation 0f Butz of California, Elizabeth Jean Huntley N. Spaulding Trophy.
her face, which made my heart Shore tennis championships at tue
0f Letters.” The play wil! Bohrer of New York City, Dean
Previous winners of the Spau.’da beat. I looked around and sud Abenaqui club Monday. He defeat- fae presented
each evening through Thueon of Salt Lake City, Freder- ing trophy have been: Mrs. D. E.
Iv realized that I had put that ed Clark Taylor of New Haven, Saturd at 8:30
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6 ick L. Kidder of Brookline, Mass., Cameron, 1936; Mary S. Fuller,
board on the wrong side.
6-1, 5-7, 6-3, 6-1.
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Stanley Whitehead and Miss Anne 1937; Argyll Rice, 1938; Mrs. CathBut my wife is a wonderful Conn.,
Later Daniels paired with VinMlss
Donnell, prominent in AppIeton of Boston, and others.
arine Sample, 1939; Katharine
man. iIn a moment ----—
she laughed’ '*ent Brandt, Newport, R. I., to win ew England theatrical circles for
then
second production the Hubbell, 1940.
then inquired, “What’q
HUo Kv Hnwnino- t ano her outstanding performances in
^ or lls second production, tr.c
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“What’s in that b:
McCnvpm and Granville Fuller suc^ P*ays as “The Philadelphia Playhouse has selected “Ladies in The committee m charge of the
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Mass., and Barbara Stanwood, others, is featured in this opening houses for a full season hut year Bottomley Mary S. Fuller Mrs.
Gloucester, Mass., won the girls’ Production, a superbly amusing on Broadway. Dates for this play Ph.lip N. Hobson, Peter Fuller,
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doubles finals by defeating Joan three-act comedy b Turner Bullock
are July loth to 19th, inclusive.
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Jackson and Joan Straw, both of Miss Donnell is a graduate of the
All plays during this summer house a background rich in theatre
INSURANCE OF
Manchester, 6-0, 6-1.
Leland Powers School of the The- season will be under the personal training and experience, both in
atre, Boston, and of the Yale direction of Mr. William R. Ander- Hollywood and on Broadway. As a
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A GERMAN HOUSEWIFE has School of Drama, where for the son, who is associate director oi director, producer, and actor, he
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been arrested for hoarding goods past season she has played leading Leland Powers School of the Thea- has been associated also with some
in wartime. Police found in her roles in several plays produced by tre and drama director and instruc- of the leading theatre groups in
possession large quantities of face Yale University. She will be sup- tor in the Col’ege of Practical Arts America, and has appeared in mocream, perfume, shirt buttons, dust ported by a company of talented and Letters of Boston University, tion pictures as well as in legitiDo You Want —
cloths and kitchen knives.
players selected from all parts of He brings to the Farragut Play- mate productions.
Letters, Script, or
Anything Typed?
Reasonably . Accurately
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12 MILES—ROUTE 101C
Historic Houses
Phillips Exeter Aoademy
The places where George Washington and Abraham
Lincoln stopped.
The sites where Exeter Squires Lived and Loved and
Fought Off the Indians to Establish This Quaint
Old Town.
Hampton Beach Advocate
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RACHAEL MENARD
DeLancey Hotel
Next to the Ashworth
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Bette Davis
At The Olympia
Gary Cooper
At Ioka
CASINO
Coming to the Ioka Theatre Sun­
day, Monday and Tuesday, July 13,
Hampton Beach, N. H.
14, and 15, is “Meet John Doe,”
Mats. 2:30
Eve. 7:15 and 9
starring Gary Cooper and Barbara
Stanwyck and directed by Frank
Wed.
July 9
Capra.
Spencer Tracy and
“Meet John Doe” is Frank Cap­
Mickey Rooney in
ra’s production for 1941—and that
“Men of Boys Town”
is important news for movie fan^.
[n e w s
shorts
The Academy Award winning dir­
ector is noted for his fine under­
Thurs., Frl.
July 10-11
standing of human elements, which
Ruby Keeler - Harriet Hilliard
Ozzle Nelson and his Band | probably accounts for the wide au­
dience appeal in his work. And to
“Sweetheart of the Campus” round out the production, Capras’
N EW S
S H O R TS
co-producer, who wrote the screen­
play, is Robert Riskin. The Riskin
Saturday
July 12
script was based on a story by
Charlie Chan in
Richard Connell and Robert Pres“Dead Men Tell”
nell. It is the Capra-Riskin team
that was responsible for such re­
MARCH OF T I M E
SHORTS
cord breakers as “It Happened One
Night,” “Mr. Deeds Goes to Town”
Sun., Mon.
July 13-14
James Stewart and
and “You Can't Take It With You.”
Hedy Lamarr in
In addition to this talent, add the
“Come Live With Me”
names of Edward Arnold, Walter
NEWS
S H ORTS
Breenan, James Gleason, Gane
Lockhart, Spring Byington, Irving
Bacon, Rod La Rocque, Regis
Toomey, and Pierre Watkin, who
head the important supporting
cast.
OLYMPIA
Fools
Hampton Beach, N. H.
He was doing his best to fit his
Mats. 2:30
Eve. 7:15 and 9
key into the lock, singing a happy
song meanwhile. A lter a tim e a
Wed., Thurs.
July 9-10
head looked out the window above.
Bud Abbott - Lou Costello
“Go away, you fool,” cried the
“Buck Privates”
man upstairs, “you're trying to get
NEWS
SHORTS
into the wrong house."
“Fool yourself! ” shouted back
Frl., Sat.
July 11-12!
the man below. “You’re looking
Barbara Stanwyck and
A out of the wrong window."
Henry Fonda in
“Lady
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Eve”
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S H O R TS V
Sunday
July 13
Robert Montgomery and
Ingrid Bergman in
4
“Rage In Heaven”
y
NEWS
SHORTSY
Mon., Tues.
;
y
July 14-15
Jean Arthur in
“The Devil and Miss Jones”
NEWS
SHORTS
The
Farragut Playhouse
RYE BEACH, N. H.
— Now Playing —
“LADY OF LETTERS”
A superbly amusing comedy
with
JEFF DONNELL
Coming Next Tuesday —
“LADIES IN
RETIREMENT”
Reserve Your Tickets Now
55c, 85c, $1.10, $1.65
Phone Rye Beach 166
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for
la d ie s a n d
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Enti«-ely Remodeled —
HAMPTON BEACH, N. H.
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At
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IF A GERMAN AVIATOR is
struck by a shell some night soon, Beach Is P o p u lar
PORTSMOUTH. N. H.
Friday & Saturday
Wendy Barrie - Patric Knowlej
Virginia Bruce in
“ADVENTURE IN
WASHINGTON”
Anita Louise - Russell Hayden
“Two In A Taxi"
Wednesday & Thursday
Ralph Byrd - Carol Hughes
Clark Gable
At The Colonial
CARGO”
A Laff Riot About Th e Navy
with Jack Hulbert In
“Jack Ahoy”
Combining the versatile talents
of Clark Gable and Rosalind Rus­
sell as co-stars, M-G-M's “They
Met in Bombay,” coming Sunday
to the Colonial Theatre, is a ro­
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mantic melodrama graphically key­
ed into international complications
in the Orient.
Friday & Saturday
Humphrey Bogart and
With this headlined news front
Sylvia Sidney
seething with intrigue and violence
“THE WAGONS
as their dramatic background.
ROLL AT NIGHT”
Gable and Miss Russell, as a pair
Johnny Mack Brown
of intrepid adventurers, are given
“Ragtime Cowboy Joe”
wide latitude in bringing their un­
CARTOON COMEDY
usual talents to the screen.
L A T E S T NEWS
The teaming of Gable and Miss
Russell is accented by the perforSunday, Monday & Tuesday
mances of Peter Lorre, Jessie
Ralph, Edward Ciannelli, Matthew
Bette Davis - George Brent
Boulton, Luis Albemi, Rosina Gulli
“THE GREAT LIE”
™??VeI1° and Reein£>ld Owen. '
“Forced Landing”
While the story is essentially vi­
Richard Arlen - Eva Gabor
tal action drama, its twin theme of
P A TH E NEWS
romance is deftly developed as the
Play swings toward a smashing Ml Wednesday & Thursda
climax in which Gable, returning to S i Rooney . Spencer 1
the service of his colors at a critiMEN o f BOYS TO\
ca1 point in the tide of internationE. E. Horton - Baby Sar
aJ. a'fairs- acquits himself heroic
“Bachelor Daddy”
ally to redeem his honor and posi­
Novelty
tion in society.
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WHEN AT HAMPTON BEACH
nineteen years ago with the idea
that home cooking was what the
public liked, and the rapid progress
of the business has shown that
they were right. They have been
compelled to enlarge their building
several times since they started
and at the present time they have
all they can take care of each day.
They have always made it a
point to employ local help, and only
those who understand home cook­
THEATRE
ing and serving, and under the able
Tel. 419-3
leadership of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer
H A M P TO N (N O R T H ) BEACH
they have built a reputation second
2 Shows at 7:00 - 9:00
to none along the beaches.
Mat. on Rainy Days 2:30 P. M.
The excellency of their menu is
known far and wide. That lobster
Mon., Tues.
July 14-15!
salad dinner is one to be remem
bered; if you like steak that is the
“SO ENDS OUR NIGHT”' place to have dinner, or a fried
clam dinner. Palmer's open sand­
Frederick March and
wich of lobster and sliced chicken,
Margaret Sullavan
tomato and cucumber, chips and
CARTOON
NEWS
coffee . . . doesn’t that sound good
You will enjoy a cold plate special,
Wed., Thurs.
July 16-17
Hamburg roll, salads of all kinds
too numerous to mention; speciai
Zane Grey’s
dinners that are very attractive,
“WESTERN UNION”
all kinds of sandwiches which are
very tasty, and those chowders
Robert Young - Randolph Scott;
that cannot be beat. You do not
NEWS
CARTOON
want to forget we are talking of
home-cooked foods country style,
Fri., Sat.
July 18-19
not the common restaurant food
you get in the city. If you haven’t
“YOUNG PEOPLE”
Shirley Temple - Jack Oakie
eaten at Palmer’s you missed part
of your trip. If you are still heie
— also —
Palmer's is still there ready to
serve you with the best of food
Exclusive Fight Pictures
cooked by experts on home cook­
BILLY CONN vs.
ing. Open from 11 A. M. to 8:30
P. M. Mondays closed at 8 P. M.
JOE LOUIS
Don't forget Palmer’s at North
Beach near Coast Guard station.
The most sensational blow-by-j
BARN
blow thrills of the year
Sun., Mon.
July 20-21
“YOU’RE THE ONE”
Bonnie Baker - Jerry Colonna
Orrln Tucker’s Orchestra
NEWS
TRY THE
CARTOON
—
Deep Sea Fishing Trips —
Santa Christoforo
8:00 A. M. - 1:30 P. M. Daily
Inq. at Office near Toll House
Mrs. Gilmore, Prop.
Louis Smith, Capt.
Penny Arcade
NEW.J?
Opposite The Playground
s
Clark Gable and
LADY SAILOR fcelen Slaughter
of Kansas City, Kan., has become
the first woman staff officer of the
U. S. Merchant marine. She is as­
sistant purser on the S. S. North
America.
►<Deep Sea Fishing and Pleasure^
?<Partise on reliable cabin cruiserfi
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Tuna Parties a Specialty
t<18 Marsh Ave.
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Capt. Fred Williams >;
Rosalind Russell in
“They Met In Bombay”
SHORT
Wed., Thurs.
NEWS
July 16-17
Geraldine Fitzgerald
^Donald Crisp-James Stephenson
“Shining Victory”
S E L E C T E D S H ORTS
IOKA THEATRE - Exeter, N.H.
i nursday - Friday, July 10-11 —
LORETTA YOUNG - ROBERT PRESTON
EDWARD ARNOLD
“THE LADY FROM CHEYENNE”
FRANK CRAVEN - EILEEN OTIEARN
ROGER PRYOR
“RICHEST MAN IN TOWN”
Saturday, July 12 —
JOEL McCREA - ELLEN DREW
EDDIE BRACKEN
“REACHING FOR THE SUN”
GENE AUTRY - SMILEY BURNETTE - MARY LEE
“THE SINGING HILL”
Wednesday, July 16 —
ROBERT STERLING - MARSHA HUNT
Clide 70 miles per hour In new sleek
streamlined trains on the newest and most
thrilling roller coaster in N e w England.
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tured, according to advance report,
in memorable fashion to make Co­
lumbia’s “Adventure in Washing­
ton” a motion picture of impor­
tance. Starring Herbert Marshall
and Virginia Bruce, an featuring
P O R T S M O U T H
young Gene Reynolds, the film
which opens Sunday at the Arcadia
j U|y 11.12
Theatre is a gripping account of a Fri., Sat.
scandal in Congress, of a blonde Wallace Beery-Virginia Weldler
radio reporter determined to “get
the story!” and of a Senate page
“Barnacle Bill”
boy bewildered by the breathless­
news
shorts
ness of today's events.
The second feature on the pro­
gram, starring Anita Louise and >3un., Mon., Tues. July 13-14-15
Russell Hayden is “Two in a Taxi.: tf
“MEET JOHN DOE”
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With a Glassy Stare
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, July 13-14-15 —
GARY COOPER - BARBARA STANWYCK
EDWARD ARNOLD - WALTER BRENNAN
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H erb ert M arshall
At T he Arcadia
Selected Short Subjects
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M aribel: “She’s a very polished
girl, don’t you think?”
while prowling about in London's
Claribel: “ Oh. definitely. She’s
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer started
skies, it probably won't hurt so
The excitement and drama of always casting reflections on other
much if he is told that the gun was business at their present location Washington today has been cap­ people.”
aimed by pretty blonde Pat Lovell,
‘-WOMEN IN W AR”
now a full-fledged member of an
anti-aircraft battery, somewhere in
Charles Starrett in
the danger area. However, if we
^Medico of Painted Springs1 may be permitted just one little
pun this month, yes, you have
Sunday, Monday & Tuesday
guessed it, “we’ll bet it won't be
Herbert Marshall and
any ‘love pat.' ”
“DESPERATE
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ARCADIA
The new Bette Davis starring
picture, “The Great Lie,” which
comes to the Olympia Theatre in
Portsmouth on next Sunday, Mon­
day and Tuesday, is a modern ove
story and in it Bette Davis is sa d
to surpass even her superb perfor­
mance in “The Leter ” Supporting
the star are George Brent and
Mary Astor, the latter turning in
the year’s surprise acting role.
On the same program the Olym­
pia will offer “Forced Landing,”
the first film of Fifth column sa­
botage in the skies and packed
with thrilling action. Richard Arlen, Svelyn Brent, Nils Asther, and
Eva Gabor, “The Girl with the
Sweater Voice,” are featured in
this new hit.
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There’s Always Something Doing At The
Hampton Beach Advocate
S alisbury
beach
“I’LL WAIT FOR YOU”
HUGH SINCLAIR - SALLY GRAY
“SAINT’S VACATION”
— BANK NIGHT WEDNESDAY —
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Hampton Beach Advocate
Hampton Beach Advocate
P ainting and
Decoratinsr
Have You Heard?
That the attendants at the first
aid room were kept busy sticking
on adhesive tape over the Fourth?
Ve doubt if the stuff will come off
easy as Ruby puts it on.
$
PORTSMOUTH
Have You Heard?
H A R D W A R E & PLUMBING S
S U P P L Y COM PANY
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^ 130 Congress St. Portsmouth S
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Your
Summer Beauty
with
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? Smart Styling —
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— Individual Service
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Delancey Hotel
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s
Have You Heard?
That the crowd here over the
\ week-end was estimated to be ap­
140.000 people—the
V proximately
biggest crowd in the history of
s Hampton Beach?
Have You
B St. Market
C I T Y PRICES
Wholesale - Retail
M E A T - FISH
V E G E T A B L E S - F R U IT
E. Lessard, Mgr.
Delivery to All Parts of Beach
T E L . CONN
DOWNER’S LUNCH
and the
RENWOD TEAROOM
Breakfast - Dinner - Luncheon
Heard?
That the new booth beside the
Chamber of Commerce building is
a ‘pundle^ for [Britain0 booth?
Hand-knitted goods and other arti­
cles are on display to be sold here
for Britain’s benefit. The Hamp­
ton and Hampton Bosch units have
co-operated in this worthy project
and Mrs. Alfred Rosser is in
charge.
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Have You
Heard?
That spry is the word for that
pink-cheeked white-haired woman
of some sixty odd years who cour­
ageously rented a bicycle and ener. v
iretically pedalled down the street? £
Have You
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BEAUTY
.
Have You
Heard?
About tuoae two girls whose
batniug suits disappeared from the
clothesline? They resolved to find
the guilty parties who had “bor­
rowed” (kind word) the suits. They
tramped from one end of the beach
S to
the other and their efforts were
s finally
rewarded when they found
s% two ma dens frollicking about in
s their borrowed finery. After a bit of
s wrangling the suits were returned
s to the proper owners. Some nerve,
\ huh?
SURFSIDE
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a
D O IU lt o H o P p O
Fish and Clams Fresh Daily
>J
LOBSTERS A SPECIALTY
Near Coast Guard Station
That Bill Elliot has written a
book of poems?
Enjoy a Deep Sea Fishing Trip
Have You
Heard?
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MAHONEY’S LUNCH
with C A P T A I N B I L L DOW
About the black-haired colleen at g As famous as the beach itselfthe Delancey who one night ranted
It's the food and
to all and sundry about the fully of g
incidentally the coffee.
consulting a fortune teller and was H
seen the very next day, hesitantly
standing in front of a certain tent,
scanning the street, and swiftly
da'ting msWe. Afi, ves. women are
Here’s Food for Thought:
inconsistent!
Remember the Silex?
Have You Heard?
That a few (a very few we’re
-rind to report) cottage owners
“jacked” up the price of rooms
over the Fourth? Such incidences
are indeed unfortunate, for the
popularity nf the beach and are
not t be tolerated.
Have You Heard?
Heard?
Have You Heard?
NORTH SHORE
FISH MARKET
Heard?
How many dollars worth of firr
That on July 10 the Ferncroft crackers
went up in smoke over
Alleys team will battle the Ports­ the Fourth?
mouth City Five? According to
Jim Eastman, the Alleys will en­
ter the fray with high hopes of
Have You Heard?
winning.
That many of the visitors who
f' equented North Beach over the
Have You Heard?
week-end thought that the new
Mr. Spear, secretary of the s?ea wall was a place to register.
Chamber of Commerce stated yes­ The sight of the cement wall cov­
terday that this little sheet is far ered with charcoal inscriptions is
mproved over that of last year tar from pleasing. Perhaps they
and is in great demand. (pat .
have never heard that ditty about
Pat * . . Ouch! Watch out for the tools’ names and fools' faces.”
sunburn!)
All Home Made Pastry
ICE C R E A M PARLOR
Home Made Cones
Salt Water Taffy
Caramel Corn
ROCKY PAINTING
“ Prompt quality work
at reasonable prices'’
T E L . A M E S B U R Y 696-M
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That the personable assistant all - t
Y °U Heard?
J
thronS ieft 1;ter-
manager „f Howard Johnson’s
th l ° f 50st cards *nd mail
Frank Frost, bowls a n>ean string >
^ ‘ p0sl 0l,ice to so rt and
b • send on the r way?
of the
THREE SISTERS
Lines and bait furnished free
Courteous Service
11 Exeter Ave. Hampton 449-11
Still playing on Marsh Ave.
Visit The
"What Foods these Morsels Bel"
TRADING POST
AND
TRAILER PARK
LEARY’S
Next to the Ashworth Hotel
King's Highway at 7th S t
North Shore
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Special Dinners Daily
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Including Coffee and Dessert
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Groceries - Cold Meats
Ice Cream - Tonics
Candy - Magazines
New Bicycles
To Rent
Unsurpassed Food
Bring
Your Car To
For Range and Fuel
Boar’s Head
Filling Station
OIL
For
Call
GREASING
WASHING - POLISHING
TIRES CHANGED
SOCONY PRODUCTS
Wilbur Jewell
Tel. Hampton 470
We AI 30 Carry
Authorized Distributor of
KEROSENE and
W HITE GAS
Petroleum Products
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PRODUCED ON OUR OWN FARMS
BAKER FARM “Grade A” MILK
0 =„„ to your pu(t (hs
EXETER ROAD
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HAM PTON
CHATS IN THE KITCHEN
(Continued from Page Six)
you oid dear? I’ll bet you bought
me some macaroons. I’ll serve them
with sherbet when the "Eight Of
13s Club” comes this evening to
play bridge.”
This carrot and pear salad looks
good and tastes better.
Be sure the flues from furnace
and fireplaces are clean and free
from soot. Soot is inflammable and
with the fires out for the season
wise householders see to it that
their chimneys are clean.
July 2: Vern Dennett, local lad
and Eddie Lamire of the Fairview
Tearoom tied for a score of 119.
They had a roll-off the same nigh-,
V IS IT T H E
and Dennett was winner. Ladies’
WHITTIER HOUSE
high 3Cor3r was Ann Farley with
Carrot and Pear Salad
105.
6 large pear nalves
FOR C HARM ING PERIOD
July 3. Mrs. F. J. Klein of °ortslA cup grated carrots (raw)
FURNITURE
mouth was high scorer with a
V6 cup finely chopped pecans
•n Genuine Honduras Mahogany
French dressing
score of 105. Frank Frost, assistant
or Solid Vermont Maple
manager of the Howard Johnson
Dates—cream cheese
also
stand scored 119.
Arrange pear halves on lettuce
July 4: Mrs. Klein, 107. J. Walsh, leaves, hollow side up. Pour over C O M P L E T E LINE OF F IN E S T
126.
a small amount of French dressing.
F U R N I T U R E PRICED A T A
Mix carrots and nuts with addi­
BIG SAVING T O YOU
tional dressing and heap in centers.
ROSS A V E N U E —
Lafayette Rd.
Garnish with dates stuffed with
Hampton Falla
cream
cheese.
plenty of fireworks and red lights
on display was greatly enjoyed.
In the early evening races were
an attraction with awards given
out at midnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tierney of
Lawrence, whose new house was
completed last week, were given a
riugh welcome back to the com­
munity. Chippy Robinson present­
Here’s the thing . . . a
ed a remembrance gift with best
wishes for luck and happiness in
their new home.
Awards in the 100-yd dash went
to Walter Wells of Manchester
N. IT. The 3-legged race winners
. . . complete $24.95
were Jack Tierney and Chippy
Robinson, Loretta Robinson and
Annette Tierney taking the con­
solation prize. Johnny Dwyer won
the pole vau’t, Bill Thompson the
She’ll love t h e
hose sprinkling contest. Dotty
Thompson and Jane Gillis won the
ease, coolness and
musical quiz.
compactness
of
Guests included: Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Wells, Janet Wells, Francis
this G-E Magic
Wells, and Mrs. Margaret Lyons
of Manchester, N. H.; Mr. and Mrs.
R oaster.
I t’s so
Archie Gillis and Jane Gil is and
simple . to use.
Mrs. Somers of Belmont, Mass.;
Mrs. M. Merrill of Arlington
even for a com­
Heights, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
liam Thompson, Albert Thompson.
plete meal. Ju st
Dorothy Thompson and cofrsm of
Manchester, N. H.; Mr. and Mrs.
put the food in,
George A. “Chippy" Robinson, Mr.
set the dial to the
and Mrs. Jack Tierney of Law­
rence, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. John
Dwyer and Mrs. Mary Halloran of
Lynn, Mass.
proper heat and forget it until the food is cooked. Does a
‘‘sw ell’’ job roasting, baking, broiling. Great for summer
cottage.
LIMITED TIME OFFER
PASTEURIZED MILK and CREAM
SILEX T E A AND COFFEE
8"
At F ern cro ft -
A. T. Johnson & Son, Inc.
Farl
F,sh L U n L li£ S Lobs
n e a r m il e
High Scorers
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FOR SIMMER
COOKING COMFORT
G -E ROASTER
We have just a few of these G-E Roasters which we bought
"right". W»hen they are gone there won’t be any more at the
low price we're asking. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Price Includes Rcaster, Cabinet and Broiler
BUDGET TERMS
Exeter & Hampton Electric Co
£3
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Hampton Beach Advocate
THE MARCH OF PROGRESS
having been associated with the
It was this saving that started
Peavey Co. for two years before Mr. Pickard looking for a warei
.
that time. Mr. Pickard has shown house so that he might pass it on
by his rapid progress that he is a to you. At Pickard’s you will find
tv l.
fnmiture man with rare foresight and sound model rooms shown which will give
Pickard s, tte leadingd
n t Seeing the advantage of you so many ideas for furnishing
house in Ames ury, v. s
large warehouse over a store of your own home. If you like modern
Mr. Pickard some two years ago, a
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q{ t,)e *urniture that is real furniture the
amount of stock which he wanted Heywood Wakefield groups shown
to place on display he began to there should please you. This furmake plans for the warehouse.
niture, which is bound to become
Palmer’s
And now that is a reality you as permanently American as the
may drop in to Pickard’s ware- Colonial type, is sturdy and beautiNear Coast Guard Station
house and take advantage of the ful with smooth taio.’red lines,
saving in the overhead which he Yjiere are dozens of living room
LOBSTER
has accomplished by this method. set-g> kitchen sets, furniture, and of
FRIED CLAMS
The warehouse is located at 1 course a complete line of floor
Pnend St., Amesbury and there coveringS> \n fact, there is anyC H IC K EN - S T E A K
you will find on display a very filing that a home owner would
large stock of fine furQiture second want to make his home comfortable
to none this side of Boston, and and attractive. You will find the
FISH DINNERS - CHOWDERS
you will be surprised at the saving Warehouse open eve day on Fri.
you can make by buying at ware- day and Saturday until 9 p. M. We
house prices.
mvite your inspection.
Pickard’s Invites
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CLOTHES
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4- f k
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for children of all
PORTSMOUTH
105 Congress Street
Exeter, N. H.
P O R T S M O U T H , N. H
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National
Bank
Rid-Jid Ironing Table
Regular Price
— Breakfast and Lunch —
83 Ocean Boulevard at K St.
Hampton Beach, N. H.
4.
$13,
Graymoore Private Hospital
PORTSMOUTH
ELECTRIC SHOP
76 Daniels St.
Portsmouth, N. H.
ETHEL MacKENZIE SLATTERY, R. N.
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Post Surgical Cases, Chronics
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LUMBER
PAINTS - H A R D W A R E
H A M P T O N F A L L S , N. H
36 Pleasant St.
Tel. 29
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Cool Confections
Complete Home Furnishings
Store _ 96 Main St., Amesbury
a^house, Showroom- 1 Friend St, Amesb
n ^ Q u a h ty at Warehouse Prices
plenty
“ Coffee T h a t’s Good”
JACK & JILL SHOP
Men's Cotton Slacks
and Ensemble Suits
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15 Daniels St
HARVEY'S COFFEE POT
Special—both for only
For Men’s Bathing Trunks
and Bathing Suits
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
OFFICE SUPPLIES
TYPEWRITERS
ADDING MACHINES
Stationery
Greeting Cards
Mr. Spear pointed out that
these were purely personal
promotions and that the only
time the Chamber of Com­
merce sanctions any program
solicitation is once a year (usu­
ally in August) for the Cham­
ber's program for Carnival
Week.
Sunbeam Automatic Iron
BATHING SUITS & T R U N K S
Moody’s Cash
Store
Right Prices
CHASE’S
Advertising Solicitors
The secretary of the C h a m ­
ber of Commerce, Robert H.
Spear, today warned all mer­
chants and business people cn
the beach against pregram ad­
vertising solicitors who claim
authorization by the Chamber
of Commerce.
The many friends of Mrs. Wil­
liam Pridham on Wentworth Road
will be pleased to hear that she is
recovering from a recent accident.
Miss Muriel Campbell of Port­
land visited her family over the
Fourth.
Mr. Benjamin Hartshorn, at­
tached to the medical unit at Camp
Devens, visited his parents over
the week-end.
Mrs. Malcolm Garrison of Main
St. leaves shortly for Long Beach,
California. Later she wi.l join her
husband in Hawaii. Lieut. Gamson as formerly stationed at the
Portsmouth Navy Yard.
I he Skidmore family have moved
into George White’s cottage on At­
kinson Street.
Sgt. and Mrs. Raymond Owesley
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter.
Week-end guests at the Hotel
Wentworth were William Hayden
of New York City, Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. Erb, Nashua, Dr. and Mrs. M. T.
Field, Miss Mary L. Field and Miss
Sarah Carney of Boston, Mrs. Jos­
eph P. Halihan and Mrs. Joseph
Donahue of Methuen, Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Duane and son and grand­
daughter of Brookline, Mrs. Wil­
liam E. Boggs, Mrs. A. S’. Douglas
and Miss Adelaide Hall of Win­
chester and Mr. and Mrs. WiPiaxn
J. Harper, Jr., of Bronxville. Gov.
and Mrs. James Broughton and
family were recent luncheon guests
V IS IT
FOR
Men and Boys
Right Goods
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Warns Against Beach
Newcastle Notes
of p a r k in g sp a ce
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Summer Furniture - Shades . Lamps
Kelvlnator Electrical Appliances ______ Washing Machines & Ranges
Frosted Jellies, creamy mint 6
iced caramels, luscious fudges
tempt you at
29c - 50c
Mary Adams
Candies
31 Inn St., rear Pleasant
N E W B U R Y P O R T , MASS.
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TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE
Typew riter
(ORONa I ^ S
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& Adding
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Rented
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A putting contest was held at
the Wentworth on Saturday. On
the women’s team. Miss Allen won,
with Mrs. Giles runner-up. For the
men Mr. Conroy won, with Mr.
Wogan runner-up. In the evening
a dance was held in the ballroom.
On Sunday a diving and swimming
exhibition was presented by Mr. E.
S m y k e, inter-collegiate diving
Champion of New Eng.and, and Mr.
N. Kitching.
“Let’s join the army at Camp
Langdon.” With these words, tne
first in a series of quiz programs
was inaugurated on July 1, and
was broadcast at 7 o’clock through
WHEB, from the theatre at Camp
Langdon. Gordon Kenney served as
master of ceremonies and inter­
viewed Colonel Walter K. Dunn
The Medical Corps Glee club sang
several selections, accompanied by
Miss Louise Hayden Berry, and instumental numbers were heard by
.the Fort Foster Swing Trio.
The teams competing in the quiz
contest were the 1105th CASU and
Battery C of the 22nd Coast Artii
lery, with the 1105th coming out on
lop. This new radio program should
prove interesting and entertaining,
because it is written and conducted
by the men of the army post.
Recent arrivals at the Sea Breeze
Inn include Mrs. Eva Ward and
Miss Alice Ward of Edgewood, R.
L, Misses Margaret Thorburn and
Margaret Andrews of Riverdale, N
Y., Miss Dura Hamblin of Boston
and Mr. John Murphy ana Mr. Cle­
ment Moll of Haverhill.
On July 1, nineteen members of
Walbach Grange went on a mysstery ride. The trip ended at King­
ston pond, where swimming and a
picnic supper were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald
have purchased the “Quarter-deck
Cabin” on Main St.
Pilto Richard White visited the
island town from the sky on Sun­
day morning.
Mrs. Elmer Pierce and family
are at their cottage in Center Ossipee for the summer.
There were no casualties over
the Fourth.
Have You
Heard?
1 hat it was a “safe-and-sane”
Fourth at Hampton Beach with no
accident being reported?
The
police departm ent certainly did a
m ighty fine job of handling the
heaviest traffic in many years.
N O R T O N ’S
FISH MARKET
Boiled and Live Lobsters
FreBh Fish and Clams Daily
N E X T T O N O R TH SHORE
C O A S T GUARD S T A T IO N
CASINO GARAGE
J. W. Tucker, Jr., Prop.
Tel. 377 or 8249
PACKARD SERVICE
General Repairing
Welding
Hampton Beach
Ladd’s
Potato Chips
MADE FRESH DAILY
In Our Own Factory
ON R O U T E 1A
Sagamore Road
P O R T S M O U T H , N. H.
Phone 79
We Deliver On Short Notice
The Ashworth
on
Hampton Beach, N. H.
“Growing With The Beach
Since 1900”
L O BS TER - S T E A K S
SHORE DINNERS
American and European Plan
Catering to Banquets
and Conventions
Mathematics
“You want your hair parted
exactly in the middle, sir?”
“That’s what I said, isn’t it?”
“Then I’ll have to pull one out.
sir. You have five hairs.”
RIDE HORSEBACK
Miles of private bridle paths
through beautiful pine woods
leading to the sea.
Private riding ring.
The Best Of Home-Cooked Food At Fair Prices
DOUG’S G R ILL
C STREET
HAMPTON BEACH
HOOPER’S
RIDING SCHOOL
Just off U. S. Route 1
at Breakfast Hill
Tel. RB 139
W. Rye, N. H.
Hampton Beach Advocate
star outfielder, she told reporters,
Have You Heard?
“Tommy made a hit with me and
fanned out.”
Or perhaps we should say “Did
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You Soe” those two sailors manipu­
MOVIE STAR IN COURT
lating a tandem up and down the
boulevard Sunday? Spectators whc
PARENTS OF FILM STAR
witnessed the exhibition certainly
Gene Tierney lost a court battle to
By
HOPE
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hope that they are a little more
prevent a film corporation from
adopt at handling Uncle Sam’s
signing up their daughter as an
boats.
HITLER’S MUSIC
individual, when Judge Robert L.
“I DANCED WIZ HITLER,’1 Munger of Bridgeport, Conn., de­
FEMININE RULE over the city said pretty Sara Be.ze, wife of a nied their petition.
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of Dover, N. C., has ended. After Turkish government official, during
running the city for two years a recent interview, while en route SERVANT SHORTAGE
Mayor Anna Wilson and her three to Hollywood. A bystander gloom­
WOMEN taking positions in war
counselwomen turned their posts ily observed that most Europeans
danced, not with the Nazi leader, industries and quitting other pos.over to men.
tions because husbands and fathers
but rather to his tune.
are now making enough money to
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support them, is the reason for an
TEACHER GRADUATES
A PRETTY SCHOOLTEACH­ impending shortage of domestic
ER, Helen Louise Froelich, has help in some *areas.
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ended 36 years of bachelorhood for
ex-Senator Rush D. Holt, by be­ MOTHER IN COLLEGE
coming the bride of the West Vir­ ONE CHICAGO WOMAN be­
ginian, -who was the youngest man lieves in more than keeping with
ever elected to the United States her sons in educational matters at
senate.
least. She is Mrs. Hasley C. Bilter.
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A Delicious Corn Specialties
38 years old, a sophomore at Cen­
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See Us Make It.
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tral Y.M.C.A. college. Her two
V WHEN PRETTY Eileen O'Riel- sons Richard and Hasley, Jr., 16
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plan to enter college,at once, ffo
doubtedly there will be family com
petition to see who can graduate*
from college with the highest horr
ors.
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BLONDE JACQUELINE COCil
RAN became the first woman to
ferry a bomber across the Atlan:
when she arrived in London receir
ly with an American-built Hudeo.*
bomber. She “hopes” to fly more
ships across to England.
C A L L ON
Ship ahoy! Here’s new beauty!
S. A. Dow & Son
HAMPTON AND NORTH HAMPTON
FOR
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Please patronize our advertisers
They make this paper possible.
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Native Fruits and Vegetables
(In Season)
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CALL
Modene Paints
The PENNIMAN Agency
LAWN AND GARDENING TOOLS
t ’s sm art to keep yourself looking
lovely a t all times. T ry one of our
easy-to-m anage hairstyles this week.
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Hampton Center
Here’s a list of approved Hotels, Guest Houses, Cabins and Camp Grounds
THE WINONA
THE MARILYN
Mrs. Winona J. Croteau
Mrs. Anna M. Arnfield, Prop.
ROOMS - MEALS
$14 - $17 Weekly
Tel. Hampton 5429
17 “ I” St.
Hampton Beach, N. H.
(Booklet on Request)
Church St.
Tel. 235
“A Real Home Away From Home”
THE PURITAN
Comfortable Rooms
Reasonable Rates
109-111 Ocean Boulevard
Hampton Beach, N. H.
Mrs. Wm. J. O’Brien Phone 652
t h e a u n t ie
Rooms, Bath and Shower
Cottages - Apartments
Lillian McDermott, Prop.
28 Marsh Avenue
Hampton Beach, N. H.
PAGE’S CABINS
C L E A N AND COOL
Mrs. E. A. Page
Tel. 8347-2
"P” St. and Boulevard
Hampton Beach, N. H.
THE SPRINGFIELD
Home Cooked Meals
Hot Water, Showers
Mori
* d Large Alry Rooms
Moderate Rates
Tel P7 Q
89 Ocean Blvd. Hampton Beach
NUDD’S CAMP GROUND
AND ROOMS
Boar’s Head
Hampton Beach
A Good Clean High-Ground
Place To Camp
Mrs. John Dwyer, Prop.
ROOMS
One Minute from Beach
9 J St.
Tel. 218
Hampton Beach, N. H.
3-cp and Eat ct the
The W entworth-By-The-Sea
Let Us Cook Your Sunday Dinner
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
M E A L S and ROOMS
3 I St.
Hampton Beach, N. H
Selected Clientele
A m erican Plan
W IST PO R T
C elebrated Cuisine
Golf - Tennis - Boating - Swimming Pool
Two Orchestras
Concert and Dance
We roast your choice cut of meat for only 50c with gravy
Week-End Turkey Special
10-tb. Fancy Northern Young Turkey
Roasted with Stuffing and Quart of Hot Gravy
only •
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Stay at
ROOM
THE GRAYCE
Large, Airy Rooms
Innerspring Mattresses
Hot and Cold Showers
3 L St’
Hampton Beach
AT
THE HELEN
Tel. Lowell 23956
10 J St.
Hampton Beach
Hampton 602 Mrs. E. W. Dadmun
75 Marsh Ave. Cor. of H St.
Affording quiet and attractive
living quarters
Only a short distance from t*e
Casino and all Important activities
Mrs. Elsie Depocher
on Marsh Ave. between F & G
Hampton Beach, N. H.
YOU’LL FIND JUST THE TEMPTING, DELICIOUS
PASTRY YOU’RE LOOKING FOR IN OUR
The Farragut House
Home Bakery
W h e th e r for an overn ig h t's stay to break a journey,
DANISH P A S T R Y - POPPYSEED ROLLS - BREAD
B I R T H D A Y C A K E S MADE T O ORDER
B A K E D BEANS AND BROWN BREAD E V E R Y SAT. N I G H T
Why Not T r y The
LAWRENCE HOUSE
YOUNG’S CABINS
DINING ROOM & C A F E T E R I A
For Shore Dinners
“A ” S T R E E T
Tel. 5644
ROOMS
Ocean Blvd., near Church St.
a w eek’s diversion, or a charm ing and com fortable
Hampton Beach, N. H.
hom e for th e sum m er m onths — T H E FARRAGU1
DIXON TOURIST HOME
LEAVITT’S TOURIST
CAMPS
A R E S T F U L HOME
Z 2 T 1 7 R.? m' wi,h H°* • <*>*
B. & M.
‘ 332
M«ls Optional
$4.50
SALLY ANN
SUNSET APARTMENTS
THE ARCADIAN
Edna Kimball, prop.
Homelike Atmosphere
Wlnnacunnet Rd., near Blvd,
double0*^*®-00 PCr
double $10 per week.
Telephon • 319.
Why Spend Your Vacation Over A
Hot Stove Preparing Meals?
THE DEERFIELD
LINCOLN HOUSE
Ann McCaughey
ROOMS BY D A Y OR W E E K
Delicious meals served to transients
Tel> 368
95 Ocean Blvd.
Hampton Beach, N. H.
NEW HAMPSHIRE'S FINEST SEASHORE HOTELS
Near Coast Guard Station
Running Water - Rest Rooms
Hot Showers - Reasonable Rates
Best Location on the Coast
NORTH SHORE
dispenses oldtim e hospitality and good cheer.
RYE BEACH
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Casino Market
Tel. 240
Ocean Boulevard
Hampton Beach Advocate
Jim likes snappy clothes, clothes
with an air of careful tailoring
about them. I sauntered into Cam­
pion's, who are noted as Durtmouth Outfitters, feeling a trifle
AR OUN D T H E BEACH
ili-at-ease as I always do when I
enter what is essentially a man s
Onvmn Daymom
domain _But the courtesy and
much-needed help I received in
This morning I sat on the beach, selecting a jacket soon found me
leisurely surveying the sand, the my 0id self.
ea and the people, and idly thinkQut on the boardwalk again with
Ing of that tall, dark man wiio was my box tucked securely under my
o enter my life. Bessie Cooper had arm a card was what I needed
let me in on this little secret the now—expressing my exact sen­
night before. I kept wrigg ing my timents, not too drippy, just saying
•oes in the sand, wislrfully hoping
was a swell guy and all that. Of
she was right, when I suddenly course I could dash off a verse or
rtopped. What was I doing here two very easily, but somehow Jim
tretched out in the sand so lazy* nevcr appreciates the verses I
ike? Today was no ordinary day! wrjte> He says the thought may be
•'oday was my brother Jims’ birth- there, but oh, the way it’s ex*
l-aY*
pressed!
It may have been an association
The gtandish Gift Shop has a
of ideas that brought this seeming- fine assortment of cards, so 1 walkly irrevelant discovery to my miml, e(1 jn anc| soon f0Und the exact
for Jim is tall and dark too. What cardf worded just as I wanted it to
to get him as a token of my es* ke WOrded.
teem?
Thirct. lipcrnn tn
hold of me
Your Summer
Hosiery Needs
Proportioned
in Ever y D etaU
Summer Chronicles of New Hampshire’s Most Popular
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1941
GEORGE K. JONES
REAL E S TA TE
and INSURANCE
401 Ocean Boulevard
Tel. 123
Hampton Beach
In Fact Everything For
Your Summer Home
— trade at —
A T IIO ^ T C 'N ’S
On The Cement Bridge
H A V E R H IL L , MASS.
365 Islington Street
P O R TS M O U TH , N. H.
Waken by the loud ringing of
the phone in the early hours, the
battalion doctor sleepily picked up
the receiver and grunted into it:
“Yes. what d’you w ant?”
‘‘Look here, doctor, we’ve been
having a party in the me^s." came
the agitated reply, "and I‘m te r­
ribly worried about Major T wiggle."
W hat’s wrong with him?” snortthe doctor, “is he seeing pink
elephants or something?”
•‘T hat’s just the trouble, sir. The
rooms full of them
and he caa’t
see one!M
Try this perfect fitting
hosiery! You*ll find youf
legs lovelier looking and,
your stockings lo n g e r
wearing because this hose
is proportioned in every
detail for perfect fit, Tallr
average, small . . . three
lengths, three proportions.
The new Phoenix Picture
Personality Colors are the
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delight of the season*
CALL HAMPTON 142-4
For Protection
ON YOUR SUMMER p r o p e r t y
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