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Beach Advocate
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H A M P T O N BEACH, N. H „ F R ID A Y , JU LY 3, 1936
FREE
Classes In P h y sical^ Leavitt Reunion This Crowds Visit Beach
Hampton Harbor
Training Conducted Year Attended By 200 As Fireworks Display Yacht Club House
Daily A t The Beach Members Of Families
Greets Vacationists
Nearly
The fireworks season at Hampton
Next week Hampton Beach resi­
From many states nearly 200
dents will have an opportunity to members of the National Assocla- Beach opened with a bang last
: Wednesday evening before thous­
Continued on Page Eight
(Contlnuod on Page 4)
ands of spectators.
The first set piece appeared to bo
an elaborate representation of the
Casino flanked with two American
flags hearing the greeting. “ Wel|come to Hampton Beach” . The
other set pieces were colorful dls• p ays and augured well for the seaContlnued on Page Eight
W ITH THE SEASON'S SM ARTEST
Back On The Beach
Due to uuuvoiduble construction
delays it is not expected that the
new club house of the Hampton
Harbor Yacht club will be ready
for the first social event next week.
It had been hoped that the build­
ing would be nearly completed by
now and ready for Interior decora­
tion. Although tentative plans for
a dedication to which members of
neighboring yacht clubs wlil be in( Continued on Page Eight!
Many Bonfires W ill
Beach Fashion Show
Celebrate July 4th In
Will Display Latest
Surrounding Towns In Wearing Apparel
Summer Clothing
There will he more Fourth ot
July bonfires in this section this
yea»* than for many years. In addi­
tion to the one at the center spon­
sored by the American Legion
there will he a bonfire at Seabrook
Beach not far from the Hampton
river bridge. This w ill be set off
’ early in the evening for the benefit
Beach Wear
AND
RANDALL'/
The latest in Summer fashions
will be exhibited by a bevy of men,
women and children models at a
fashion revue to be staged by
Hampton Beach shops next Thurs­
day afternoon and evening on the
bandstand.
The creations for beach, sport and
{ o f younger children. Just over the evening wear will be beautifully
1state line into Salisbury Beach staged under the direction of Marie
there w ill be a huge midnight bon- Kitchen of the Boar’s Head Inn.
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New Valet Service
T h e Cam pion C ruise Shop jjwrogwafcea a
custom C L E A N I N G
AND
P R E S S IN G
S E R V IC E . In e v e ry sense a V A L E T
S E R V IC E w ith p erfected clean in g methods,
extrem e care in handling any kind o f g a r ­
m ent and T h e C ruise Shop T a ilo r in g S taff
to make necessary m inor rep a irs/
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P O L O S H IR T S , all styles
C A P S , tan crash popular
S L A C K S , corded patterns. $2.45 now
S H IR T S , collar attached
S E E R S U C K E R T IE S , washable
P A L M B E A C H S U IT S
E very little girl shoulJ have
o r m o re o f these
beautiful sturdy suirs. They
will love them as they arc
Shirley’s own selection.
one
M E N ’S
TRUNK S
$2.95
N e also carry authentic
Shirley Temple Hats and
authentic Shirley Temple
Hair Ribbons.
$3.95
1.00
.35
1.95
1.50
.35
16.75
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For Less We W ill
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T H E H A M PTO N BEACH ADVOCATE
TW O
T H E H A M PTO N BEACH ADVOCATE
there?" the farmer shouted from and a half ago.
To look back over thirty-six yonri*
tho house.
"Snv, I can't get tin* collar over and nee the vast changes tlmt have
this horse’s head.
His ears are been made In tho developments of
frozen stiff," replied the new hand. the rubber suit to its present stage,
nf perfection, is n remarkable storyl
INFORMATION
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ST. PATR IC K ’S
Roman Catholic
S u n d a y Masses at 6, 7. 8. 9 9:45
10:30. 11:35 standard time.
--------F IR E W O R K S --------W eekly on Wednesdays at 9:30 Standard Time,
Colonial, Portsmouth. Mat
Casino Theatre, in the Casino
Ink i Theatre. Exeter, mat
M A ILS
— OUT —
9:00 A. M. ,* 12:00 noon
------- DANCING —
Weekdays - Casino Ballroom 8-12
— ---- B O W L IN G -------Daily - Nightly— Casino Bowling Alleys: Femcroft Recreatii
Alievs “ A " St. (Skeeball, Blvd., between “ A " and “ B " Sts.)
A rr. Boston NO TE— a (
8:13 A.
M. 9:15
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a9:07 A. M.
9:53 A. M.
10:52 A .
M.MOTOR
2:53 P. M.
6:51 P. M.
Dayli]
9:11 P. M. Lv. Boston
SUNDAYS
(No. Stn.)
9:34 A.
M. 8:30 A . M
12:36 P.
M.10:15 A. M.
6:47 P.
M. 1:15 P. M.
3:15 P. M.
6:00 P. M.
8:30 P. M.
Boston To Hampton
12:10 A. M,
Daylight Saving Time
WEEK D AYS
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9:20 A . M. Hampton
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7:15 P. M. 5:20 P. M.
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SUNDAYS
9:50 P. M.
11
A. M.
9:27
A.M.N O T E — " Mondays only
Fresh Eggs
SEA GRILL
Live and Dressed Poultry
Hampton Beach. N. H. i
Mrs. D. A . Munsev
A T J A N V R IN H O TEL
Steak
Chicken
Sea Food
AI.DENS PO U LTR Y FAR M
Tide Mill Road
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Hampton. N. H.
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Leavitt's Tourist Camps
W OODBURY A N IM A L
H O S P IT A L
Near Coast Guard Station
Running Water Rest Rooms
Reasonable Rates
Best Camp Location on the
Coast
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NORTH SHORE
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Boarding, |
Plucking and Bathing /
best of c ar e for pets
SO Wcxirihur) A*c.. PorUmonth. N. H
Trl. Ports. 7f*
Geraniums. Begonias
Double Petunias
Vincas
Flowers
Mrs.
BEACH
RD. GREENHOUSE
•N'rar Town Haiti
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not OPEN SUNDAY
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Brachwitz
Palmist and Other Read!
Advice in All Life
Hill House, C Street
NORTON’S FISH M ARKET
A Next Door to Tailor
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55 Hampton Beach. N. 11
Boiled and Live Lobsters,
Fresh Fish and Clams Daily
N E X T TO N O R TH SHORE''
CO AST G UARD S T A T IO N
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Prompt Service
W H Y GO OUT OF
TOWN?
IN S U R E
| Boston
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y ou r
insurance
headquarters
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Custom
Tailor Shoppe
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
g High grade cleansing, Dyeinj
Pressing. Repairing
« o Work Called For and Deliver*
I I am the first girl you ever of research and skill In staling.
The progress made In the eroation
^
|kissed how Is It Mint you kiss so
A Philadelphia firm advertising |well?”
of the rubber suit of today Is to bt
for n salesman received a reply
“ if
shown step by step by Kiindairs
Cut Rote during tlie Style & Fash-I
from a man who sold that he was kissed,
the greatest salesman in the world. well?”
ion Show at tho band stand next
They engaged him and guve h i m ------Thursday afternoon and t veiling.
three UnJ k 'J t T T>oodB to sell any- J ? ^ g |
L ivin g models are to displuy ev­
where ln*the West. They expected
ery style nf suit manufactured slco
the year 1900.
(Continued from Page 1)
This display or ye olden suits
who had much to do with the suc­
were first shown at the Miami Blltcessful fashion revue given In St.
Petersburg,
Fla.,
last
Winter. more pool. Miami, Florida before
There will he special stage and
lighting effects to enhance the col­
orful variety of the costumes
against the background of the A t­
who loaded
lantic ocean.
goods."
Appearing as models for the
Boar’s Head Yarn shop will be
"Yes.** remarked the golfer, who
Rbs&mary Cregg. Janet Cregg, Mad­
had taken 17 to the first hole with­
eline Allen. Mrs. Duval. Caroline
out reaching It, "this is my favorite
Denoncoeur, Adeline Denoncoeur,
course, the course where I once did
E ’ ise Marguette,
Mrs.
Annette
a hole in one ’’
Butrhelder. Mrs. Percy
Percy Wheeler.
“ Stroke or day, sir?*’ queried the
“ Baby" Wheeler and Dianne Hill.
caddie.
The Campion^ Cruise shop will
have for models Richard Jeans,
They're rugged individualists in
“ Bud" Walls, Philip Laskey. Jr.,
Tufftown. that little mountain com­
Austin Barrett and Frank Milliken.
munity. For instance, the Tufftown
Presenting the beach attire of the
junior band was parading and the
Casino Gift shoppe will be Miss
diminutive base drummer, unable to
Rene.Budger and Mrs. Rita Brunt,
see around his huge drum, kept
both of whom were contestants In
drumming along by himself, un­
the recent bathing beauty contest
aware that the others had turned
sponsored by the Elks.
up a side street.
The models for Randall's will be
“ Hey. th a r!" finally called out a
Dorothy Morse. Ann Hill, Dianne
spectator. “ De baud’s left you !"
Hill, Dorothy Mitchell, Joyce Mit“ Phooey to the band!’’ replied the
( Continued on page eight)
drummer. “ I know the tune with­
- . . and this is more than a
out it !"
com fort!
It ’s proof o f the bas­
ically
different
operation
of
“ This is a sunset my daughter
Electrolux (no machinery at a ll!)
painted.
She studied
painting
in 1900 rubber ha filing suits wore
abroad, you know."
which makes possible its famc-io
first introduced to the world by the
life-long advantages:
WfiT
“ Ah, that accounts for it!
I United States Rubber Co. At that
never saw a sunset like that in this time they were crude in style, fit
country!"
and color and a source of enjoy­
ment and laughter to those that
Daisy— Jeanette- has broken her viewed them while daring young
engagement with that race track things braved the scorn and ridi­
bookmaker.
cule of the other skirted and
Mazie— How come?
stockened bathers of a generation
Daisy—W ell, for a time she tho't
a bookmaker was a big publisher.
Barber (to new assistant) — Tads
man wants a shave.
*
H O M E-M AD E
Assistant— Let me practice on
him.
Barber— Well, all right; but he
careful and don’ t cut yourself.
ICE
Jean— Fashions may come and go,
but there's always a demand for
cosmetics.
June— Yes, women can’ t go wan
forever.
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Theatre
Hampton Beach
* Sun.. Mon.
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Theatre
HENRY
Thomas Beck
Every Saturday
FONDA
“ T H E M O O N ’S O C R H O M E "
Shorts
Night”
News
rue.. Wed.
Ann
"T H E
Selected Shorts
July 7-8
Harding
w h fN E S ^
pc Comedy
C H A IR "
Ann
BRUCE C AB O T
Shorts
G EO RG E B R E N T
“T H E
G O LD E N
ARROW
Shorts
Wed.. Thur.
July 8-9
Shirley Temple
New s
“ C A P T A IN J A N U A R Y ”
Comedy
Cartoon
Everybody’s
Old
M an”
IR V IN S. COBB
Rochelle
Hudson
Selected
Shorts
Oakie
SALLY
E IL E R S
S P E C IA L
Shorts
It Pays To Advertise In The
Advocate
V ISIT
Jack
F L O R ID A
. .
As a liner was approaching Ath­
ens a woman said to one of the
sailors: “ Can you tell me what that
white stuff is on the mountains?”
“ Snow,
madam."
replied
the
sailor.
“ That’s what I thought,” said the
woman, “ but one of the passengers
just said it was Greece.”
Boulevard Cafe
A ll Home Cooking
Breakfast. Lunches. Special
Dinners
Under N ew Management
New
Equipment
B R E A K E R S BLDG., Ocean Blvd
Hampton Beach, N . H.
D E L IC IO U S I t p / C R
M IL K S H A K E S
C O L L E G E ICES
Am esbury Road Stand
Ward Hill Stand
IOKA THEATRE - EX ET ER
D A Y L IG H T S A V IN G
T IM E
i ne new hired man from tho city
had been sent out to harness the
horse. It was a cold winter moming. still dark, and he mistook a
cow.for a horse.
“ What's keeping you so long out
L IT T L E MISS N O B O D Y
Gene A u try— Lois
ELECTROLUX
THE SERVEL f & T f y p u a s t
E L E C T R O L U X has the simplest
o f all freezing methods. A tiny
gas burner takes the place o f all
moving parts.
This sim plicity
accounts
for
the permanent
silence o f Electrolux. And it ac­
counts, too, for all those big
Electrolux
advantages
which
promise long service ut low
cost. Please accent our invitm;™.
W ilde
“S IN G IN G C O W B O Y ”
Flash Gordon Episode No. 4
Mickey Mouse ‘Through the Mirror*
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Sunday. Monday, July 5-6—
A bridge party for the benefit of
the Community church was held at
the Avon hotel with Mrs. Edward
Uhllg as hostess Tuesday evening.
A shower for Miss Isabelle Ring
of Haverhill was given at the Hotel
Jnnvrin following a dinner in the
Sea Grill.
Miss Mary Bolan and
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald were In
charge of the arrangements.
“T H E L A S T W IL D E R N E S S ”
Tuesday. July 7— M arguerite Churchill— L yle Talbot
“M U R D E R B Y A N A R IST O C R A T ”
1 u i u r u i v u k i i -----t v
FIRST
O AI Jolsonr
a
L Hatton.
Sonde.7 .
Sybil Jason
Cab CaDavav
Mondav
6 A Startling Drama of Today! *
2 “ AND SUDDEN D EATH "
Lv. Gosport 5:50 a. m., 2:45
p. m. A rr. Portsmouth 7:00 a.
m., 3:55 p. m.
SUNDAY
Lv. Portsmouth 10:15 a. m..
4:00 p- ni. Returning lv. Gosport Harbor 8:15 a. m.. 2:45
Special rates for parties
Take the family for an ex­
cellent outing and visit this
historical spot.
THE FARRAGUT PLAYERS
present
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o Randolph Scott, Frances Drake 2
PAT
O’BRIEN
Josephine^Hutchinson in
I M ARRIED A DOCTOR
W*nlne«dny.
Thursday
Guy Kihhee . Dick Foran
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in “ TH E BIG NOISE”
—
g Miriam Hopkins. Merle Oberon
Joel McCrea in
‘T H E S E
TH RE E”
Lucia Carruthers. 21 year old girl
of Seattle. Wash., runs a school to
teach whistling.
B
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THEATRE
Evenings 7 & 8:45 E. S. T.
Matinees Rainy Days Only
Hampton North Beach
Opp. Coast Guard Sta.
“The Invisib'
K A R ffO F p & LUGOSI
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Midnite
‘Transatlantic Tunnel!
Murder on the Bridle Path
JAM E S
GLEASON
s.. Wed.
July 7 -
Escape From Devil’s
Island”
NORM AN
FOSTER
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by P H IL IP B A R R Y at
F A R R A G U T P L A Y H O U S E . R ye Beach, N . H.
RIDE
HORSEBACK
.Miles of private bridle paths
through beautiful pine woods
Evenings of July 1, 2, 4. 8:15 P . M. D. S. T.
Matinee July 4 ut 3 P. M. D. S. T.
Tickets oOc. 7oc. &1.C
leading to the sea.
N E X T W E E K : “ Sm ilin’ Through”
F o r Reservations Call Rye Beach 166
Private riding ring
Personal instruction given by
Owner
and
graduate
of
Purland’s Riding School of
New York City.
BABY”
Wednesday, July 8— Frances Langford— Smith Ballew
M A R G A R E T ’S
“P A L M
Sham |nios Waves Manicures
B E A IT T Y S A I. O N
.
/
50c
Permanents
$3.50 up
C St.
Tel. 7C>
C St.
H A M P T O N BEACH
SPR IN G S”
B A N K N IG H T E V E R Y W E D N E S D A Y
$50. or larger bank account to lucky person present
Hampton & Seabrook
Thursday, Friday. July 9-10— Jessie Matthews— Robt. Young
Gas Company
“IT ’S LO V E A G A IN ”
Jean Ilersholt— Allen Jenkins
“SINS OF M A N ”
HOOPF’VS
FOR ENJOYMENT AND EXERCISE
9 B A LLS
FOR 5 CENTS
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Men’s Score 290 or over wins a souvenir dog
Ladies Score 210 or over wins a souvenir dog
Only one per day awarded to a customer.
AVENUE
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Shirley Deane — Johnny Downs
“TH E
"A R IZ O N A
RAID ERS"
2 wlth Buster Crabbe. Marsha
Hunt
O P E N I N G
v
H O W A R D H IL L
o Gala 4th of July Program
2
ZANE GREY’S
such a capacity is an expression o 5:15 p. m. T\rr. Gosport 11:10 g
of confidence for which I am very §
a. m„ 6:20 p. m.
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grateful/’
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(Westbound)
Latest News
Spencer Tracy, Sylvia Sidney “F U R Y
Operating on Daylight time
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Saturday. July 1— Jane W ithers— Jane Harwell
The doctor was interviewing the
las* patient when a woman rushed
in crying: “ Doctor! Doctor! Come
i quickly. My husband has swallow\ed a mouse!"
Get back to him." said the doc­
tor. “ and try waving a piece of
cheese about in front of his mouth.
I'll follow you as soon as possible."
Five minutes later the doctor
reached the house.
A man was
>rin? on a settee with his mouth
wide open, while a hysterical wo­
man was waving a kipper close to
his month.
"You foolish woman,** he cried*'! told you cheese."
“ I knOw that," she shrilled,
"hut I ’ve got to get the cat out
first!’*
P ortsm ou th
CONCORD. July 2 — Announce­
Hugh Herbert
“ W E W E N T TO CO LLEGE".
ment that former Governor Rolland
Charles Butterworth. Walter
H. Spaulding of Rochester has ac­
Abel. Edgar Kennedy, Edith
cepted an invitation to serve as
Atwater
chairman of the state wide commit­
tee \Yhlch will direct his campaign y Sun., MonH 'l ues.—
“ SAN FRANpfSCO”
for the Republican nomination for i
C LA R K G AB LE
United Stales Senator, was made t
Jeanette MacDonald
yesterday by Governor H Styles 4
t Spencer Trac/. Jack Holt
Bridges.
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A _________ Ted /Healey
Mr. Spaulding's election as gov­ Y Wed. andjTnur.
ernor of the state in 1914 returned
MARVDN DAVIES
the Repub lean party to power in X
“ H E A R TS D IVID ED "
state affairs ufter the first or only
with Dick Powell
two Democratic administrations In T Charles Ruggles. Claude Rains
the state government since the turn T
Edward Everett Horton
Selected Comedies & Shorts
of the century. Hts administration
was followed liv another long per­ X Sun.. July 12 — Kay Francis
in "The White A n gel" on the
iod of Republican success.
On the Stage Sun.
As governor Mr. Spaulding gave I Screen.
T *>nly: Gerry Garney & Walter
the state a forceful administration X K a Bandar with their Golden
of state affairs. He has continued
Toned Band.
to Take an active leadership in civic
problems since that time, one of his
greatest contributions having been
h ’ s service ns a member of the New
•Hampshire section of a New Eng­
land wide governors' committee in
connection with railroad consolida­
tions.
His selection by t l ^ New
i England group to head its collec­
tive efforts as chairman was a tri­
bute to his ability both as one ab!e
to grasp the fundamentals of a com1plex problem and to carry through
to an objective.
It was understood that former
Governor Spaulding will proceed a*
once with the organization of the
i committee which will direct the
Bridges for Senator campaign in
the state at large.
“ I appreciate Governor Spauld| ing's acceptance of this post.” Gov­
ernor Bridges said. “ For a man
with Governor Spaulding's wide in- §
terests to be w illing to serve in j 5
L i'.
D riftw ay Avenue
Salisbury* BeacK
Our Ice Cream is Fresh
Frozen right here in our
store, each day. It
is
different! Made from fresh
cream, milk, sugpr and
vggs.
It is a/balanced
ration,
packed/ fu ll
of
energy, rich \A vitamins
Sothern
Cartoon
Bette Davis
PORTSMOUTH
This theatre on Daylight Time
Fri. and Sat.—
UNA M ERKEL
July 5-6
O U R STORES
Clover Leaf Dair
M ADE
Hampton Ileach
M argaret Sullivan
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CREAM
IT
OLYMPIA
j COLONIAL
Ex-Governor Rolland
H. Spualding Chrmn.
For Moses Committee
N E A R " B " STR E E T
RIDING
SCHOOL
Tel. Rye Beach 139
T H E H A M PTO N BEACH AD VOCATE
And Mrs. M ic h a e l
Cashman
Surprised
By Children At Beach
The Hampton Beach Advocate
(Continued from Pnge U
tion oi Leavitt TainHies Came for
ilie annual reunion and banquet
held in the Hotel Ashworth last
Saturday.
An Information Bureua and Community Booster
The ages of the descendants of
Published in the interest of Hampton Beach
the John Leavitt Tiranch, which set­
Weekly During the Summer Season
tled in Hingham, Mass., in 1635,
ranged from the year old Mary
PUBLISHED BY TH E H AM PTO N PU B LISH IN G CO.
Weeks of South Poland, Me., to the
Edward S. Seavey, Publisher and Editor.
Sl-ycar old Charles Leavitt of
Reading, Mass. The oldest descend­
TE LEPH O N E H A M PTO N 17 FOR
ant of the Thomas Leavitt branch,
AD VERTISING RATES IN TH IS PAPE R
settlers of Hampton in 1639, were
Ida Leavitt Kimball of North
L O O K IN G F O R W A R D
and Alva Leavitt of New
Hampton Beach looks forw ard to a most successful sea­ Hampton
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Brittain. CL, both of wliom are 74
son. Improvements made have greatly enhanced the value years
of age. Mrs. Raymond Smurt
o f real estate and throughout the beach resort an optim istic of I ndi ann apolls, lad., and Mrs.
feelin g is found which has not existed fo r some time.
Grace M Hollins of Niles, O., trnvA petition presented today fo r the duuw'nfir <rf 'the n a m e.
|o
(1,Btnnce for Ul,
o f Marsh Avenue to Sunset Avenue is most appropriate and |^ ^
a step forw ard , fo r the v ie w o f the su n set from th e ia c
The ^rt,et|ngs llf Hampton Bench
road is unsurpassed in beauty.
.
.
- n
1 were extended by James w
Tucker.
The cooperate feelin g which exists this season
1 secretary of the Chamber of Cornadvance the opportunities an d development ta r beyond e x * i merce- ana the welcome of the
pectations.
Hampton Leavitts was given by
-
-
Former Mayor and Mrs. Michael
Cashman of Newbury port. Mass,
who have been frequent visitors to
the bench for many years, were f e ­
ed by their children and grandchil­
dren on their 48lh wedding anniver­
sary with a dinner at the Hotel
Ashworth yesterday noon
Called to the hotel by Col. George
Ashworth apparently on a matter
of business the former Newbury
port mayor, who is a large property owner at the beuch. and bis wife
Wero pleasantly surprised with the
- ......... ^ "d ered them
P p titio n
EXTRA SIFTED
"A&P"
16 OZ
CAN
20 OZ
CAN
YUKON GINGER ALE AND OTHER FLAVORS
June 21 * 26.
(1 2
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5 9
CONTESTS
ONLY
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28 OZ
BOTS
CHICKENS
21
19
25
(1 2 0L0GTes
Estimates gladly given on all work.
SIEtLQIN ROAST
H EAVY CORN-FED
(F o r m e r ly H am pton M otor In n )
H am pton Falls. N . H.
M ANAGEM ENT
J. E. K N IC K , Prop.
S P A C IO U S
ROOM S
A V A IL A B L E
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ing year are: Rev. Fenwick L. g
C 'h a X lfT C
] Hampton Beach, was presented to- Leavitt of Worcester, president;
®
d a y to the Selectmen of Hampton Miss
Grace Leavitt of Boston,
to change the name of Marsh Mass,, first vice-president; Leon
rp C p l a p t n i p n Avenue to Sunset Avenue.. The Leavitt of Rochester, third vice1 0 s e l e c t m e n naraeR on the petition represent president: Mrs. Emily Noyes of
To
business men and summer residents Tilton, historian, secretary and
A petition headed by Leo R. Du­ many i>f whom have been taxpayers treasurer.
It was voted to form
puis and signed by 80 residents of for several years.
many state organizations to be
afB iated with the national associa­
'
tion.
On the reception committee were
Frank Leavitt of Hampton. Mrs.
Mary Roberta of Newton, Mass.,
Mrs. Irving E. Leavitt of Hampton.
Mrs. Fenwick Leavitt of Worcester
and Mrs. John Leavitt of Dorches-(
ter. Norman Leavitt was In charge
of the music and Rev. Fenwick L.
Leavitt. Jr., of Worcester, headed
the registration committee. Louis
S. Leavitt of Worcester was chair­
H A M P T O N F A LLS . N. II
T E L E P H O N E 29
man of the constitution and by­
iimiinraiuiminrrjiiiituiiiraiiiininmimnnmiiinnmiiJimmimujiiS laws committee.
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GROUNDS
P A R T IE S
BUILDING MATERIALS -\J
PAINTS and HARDWARE
delightful p.cnie lunch
Tel. Hampton 8337-3
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STANDARD KETCHUP BOT 10c
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CORNED BEEF
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R&R Boned CHICKEN
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DEVSLLED HAM uwkwoods 2 CANS“ 2 5 c
PEANUT BUTTER SULTANA 2 LB JAR 29c
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CRIEN PEAS
BAMANAS
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al Hingham were narm in o r itie s , a tta c k th e rated by Mrs Mabel L. Kennlson. J **5* * * * * * ” * 1* ^ ^
A re?°rt uf h*r pr0f 7
cmpiet* genealogy of the fam ily
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s i t i n g was given by
M™v Em‘ ly N" >es ° r r ‘ 1,on.
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you will find everything you'll need
A c r e s
IN
ARMOUR S STAR 0A&0CCUC BAKED
SHOULDER
R E A O Y TO
SERVE
GOLDEN YELLOW RIPE FRUIT -
Pasteurized Milk and C reain ^
GOOD
Produced on Our Own Farms
S IZ E — V I N E
R IP E N E O
B A K E R F A R M “Grade A ” Milk
LETTUCE
TOMATOES
Telephone Hampton 42
2 « . 23c
HOT HOUSE
CUCUMBERS
2 F0B15c
ROASTED
C LE A N — C R IS P
FRESH BEETS
2 heads .17
iceberg
N A T IV E
R E D - R IP E
2 - 23
4*21
SERVE SLICED
WATERMELONS =*«* 59c
Operating ‘G’ STREET FILLING STATION
3^10c
Life Saving Device
A t Salisbury Beach
Is A New Invention
O F F E R S J O ^ GOOD SERVICE
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SPICED HAM »2 oz tin 35c
S L IC E S
EACH T IN
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8 oz. bag .10
EALER
At Salisbury Beach a new rocket
invention to be used for life saving
purposes was given Its lirst public
trial on Friday uftornoon.
Hie firm in the series of amateur
radio auditions sponsored hy the
Hampton Beach Chamber of Com­
merce, which have proved to he one
of the most popular features of eve­
ning entertainment during the
Summer, will be held on the band
stand next Monday evening.
l As in the past there will be a variety of singers, dancers, instrumentali ts and comedians in both sen­
ior and junior divisions. Prizes are
to
offered each week and the
first and second place winners will
have an opportunity to compete for
tin* reason prize at the elimination
contest to be held in Carnival Week.
Vi-iors at the beach, no matter
how short their stay, are invited to
participate in the weekly event En­
tries can be made at th*. Chamber
of Commerce office.
FOR YO U R T R A D IT IO N A L 4rh JULY DINNER
The Robinson seminar}* has ap­
FRESH
FRESH GREEN
propriately made provisions for pre
serving what is left of the house of
lb
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William Robinson, the birthplace
of the- founder of the school. For
many years this house stood in
front of the present administration
building and when the land was
bouclit by Phillips Exeter academy
The Great ATLANTIC & PACIFIC Tea Co.
■the house was* demolished to make
At the
_______ room for new buildings
The rocket is attached to the life young man, and he is the center of request of the alumnae some parts
guard who stands on the beach. an admiring group throughout the of the old structure were given to
When the guard is obliged to leave summer season, as his «^ld friends the school by the academy authorithe stand to make a rescue be and new ones too, come to Star ties and these have heen placed in
touches a button and instantaneous­ Island to attend the various con- suitable and conspicuous-places in
ly the rocket goes up 400 feet in ferences held there each year.
I the seminary building.
the air notifying other guards along
the beach of the situation. Immed­
iate’}’ the ambulance with inhalator
and other life saving equipment is
on its way and can be at the scene
about the time the drowning victim
is brought out of the water* It is
expected that the use of the rocket
w ill save much valuable time in
resuscitating those overcome in the
ocean.
25
PEAS
2^
23 c
& P FO O D STORES
•4^ * ^ " Electric
Cooking
Uncle Oscar Laighton
Has Celebrated 97th
Birthday A t Shoals
Facts and figures prove
that you can cook econ­
omically with electricity.
Oscar Laighton celebrated bis
97th birthday at the Isles of Shoals
Tuesday. ‘ ‘Uncle Oscar/’ as be is
fam iliarly known, spends his sum­
mers at the Isles of Shoals and his
winters at Hobkirk Inn. Camden,
S. C. Consequently he is very well
known as he comes in contact with
visitors to each of these places from
various parts of the country*
A t the Shoals during the summer
in the past he has his boat. The
Tw ilight, which he takes out par­
ties. Active and energetic as ever
lie is looking forward to the coming
season and especially the Interna­
tiona’ conference which opens ct
the Shoals the last of August
.
Coining buck from the south this
spring, he spent some time at his
home on Franklin stree: and then
went to Star Island.
He was born in this city in 1S39.
and three months later his family
removed to the isles of Shoals,
where his father, Hon. Thomas B
Laighton had secured a position ns !
So many of our customers
are cooking
electrically . . . are de­
lighted with the results
and also with the econo­
my afforded that we
would like to present
the facts to you, SOON.
Cook the COOL W AY,
with
electricity
j
ight-keeper at W hite Island light.
The success of the*liternry career
of Ills sister. Celia fbaxter. has a! |
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RUMP STEAK
S A LM O N
SANDWICH SPREAD*"**2*«? 25c
S P E C IA L IZ IN G
O R PO T RO AST
23c
25c
BEST CUTS O F H E AVY STEER BEEF
95c)
t your nesrby AGP Food Store
to nul'.c up
NEW
LB
CHUCK ROAST
PLAN A PICNIC
truck.
UNDER
STEER BEEF - PROPERLY AGED
RIB ROAST
BONELESS - O V E N
39c
LB
No obligation.
Call Hampton 108 or stop Sw ainV milk
(B r r n i
29c
LB
BONELESS - H EAVY STEER BEEF
A S P FOOD STORES
WILL REMAIN OPEN
FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 30
P. M - BUT WILL CLOSE
ALL DAY SAT JULY 4th
S W A IN
A Series Of Amateur
Radio Auditions Will
Be Held Next Monday
FAN C Y MILK-FED - FRYING
FANCY QUALITY
jT
of the John Leavitt branch at
Hingham was given by John Leav­
itt of Dorchester, a past president
of the organization; and another
on the Thomas Leavitt descendants
at Hampton by Norman Leavitt.
Experiences while living for 16
years
the old
Leavitt homestead
v i n in tut*
<mu imieavui
iiuuic&icau f-
Name Of Marsh Ave.
p*
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SULTANA RED ALASKAN
One hundred and seventy-five
rural youths attended the 1936
Youth institute held at Durham.
K. W .
both of whom had been invited to
exacted taxes in any amounts.
When the great patriots and scholars who w rote the Con­ atttend. There • were songs by
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stitution began work they w ere determined on one th in g: „Norman
U441.OIi Leavitt
of North Hampton
before everythin g else they would w rite into it such s a fe - ■and W miam Elliot, the “ singing
guards which would prevent a centralized tyranny under a cop” of Hampton Beach,
king or any other name gainin g control in Am erica. A t no • A brilliant and entertaining
tim e could the pow er o f the states be over-ridden and one talk on “ The Leavitts and What
They Sprang A t" was given by
great governm ent order the lives of tree citizens.
Thus the new government was divided into three parts— William Homer Leavitt of Winthe Congress, the President, and the Courts — w ith each throp. Mass., well known artist and
sculptor. Louis Leavitt of Worces­
acting as a brake upon the other.
....
. ,
,
The Supreme Court safeguards the individual from ty r ­ ter. au engineer and writer, dis
anny; it preserves his rights. I f there w ere no Supreme cussed “ The Family as au Institu­
Court, there would be no machinery fo r protecting the in­ tion.”
An address on the descendants
dividual in this country from the tendency o f governm ent
Supreme Court.
But in our long history o f 150 years, it has played this
wonderful role o f protecting the individual and his liberties. A s long as the Court functions, no tyrant, no oppressor. no dictator can rule in the United States.
HAMS
SALMON
PEAS
TONICS 3
W H O LE O R
EITHER HALF
beach.
PAGE FIVE
SUGAR CURED
m
Frank E. Leavitt. Regrets of their
TH E SU PREM E COURT
inability to be present were received
The people who first settled in this country were fleeing j rom Gov a i l m . Landon of Kanfrom the rule o f European kinds. They had enough o f cen- sus nDl| Co) Frank Knox. Repub itral governments who controlled their every art. o id ere , can nominees for President and
their life, interfered with their freedom to worship, and v ice.preSf(jl.,lt Gf the United States, |
less o fficia ls w h o c a te r to o r g a n iz e d
5UNNYFIELD -
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to be oppressive.
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...
The function o f the Court is not to bend the popular will,
b u t to see that the rules o f the game, as laid down in the
Constitution, are followed. When the Constitution is de­
serted. the rights o f the individual disappear. The Su­
preme Court exists so that that does not happen.
Politicians are often vexed at the lim itations o f the Su­
preme Court. Men who are im patient to carry through
quicKIV
me v
asi c
nange a
n a c it the
me o
u ijr c m e v
,u iu u Carequickly so
some
vast
change
attack
Supreme
Court.
T H E H A M P T O N BEACH ADVOCATE
l>y their children.
I „ me family group of the Cashm a n s , which numbers 15 altogether,
llicre are Freeman J. Condon, a son
In-law who In president of the
Nowlmryport Chamber of Cornmerce;
former Mayor
W illiam
H e n r i , ey of Woburn, Mass., another
s„ „ m law, who Is campaign mana
KPr fo r State Treasurer Charles F.
Hurley, Democratic nominee for
governor, and George D. Cashman.
chairman of the Democratic city
committee In Newbury port.
A ll
three arc summer residents of the
jyfr .
l e a v i t t r e u n io n
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_
. wavs heen a great joy to Mr. LuighDevised
by
Carl
H.
Lydiard,
state
uewscu
^
j
. ton- aml hut u year or so ago. h
he
supervisor of parks for the Massa g r0Up 0f her unpublished
achUHQtts department of conserva­ poems and hud them published. He
tion, the rocket was manufactured has done some w ritin g himself, and
for special use by the state life his book “ N inety Years At The
guards at Salisbury by the National Isles of Shoals.” written seven years
Fireworks company at Rockland. ago. is still popular with visitors
Mass. A patent to protect its use there.
“ Uncle Oscar” has the heart of a
has been taken out.
A cool kitchen is but one summer­
time advantage which electric cookerv gives. Under our now low rates,
you will be amazed by the low cost
o f operation which this G-F*. Range
brings. And it is I* AST . . .
C L E A N . . . SURE. See it. today.
Exeter & Hampton Electric Co.
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T H E H A M P T O N BEACH ADVOCATE
TH E HAM PTON
PAGE
REACH
AD VOCATE
S IX
Real E s ta te
mayonnaise
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6 oz J A R
CHOICE c o t t a g ;
For Rent
\ I?™ Sale
ALL KINDS OF LKSURANGE
KING
BLOCK
HAMPTON BEACH
F.
S.
♦BEVERAGES
♦GINGER ALE
♦GRAPE JUICE
♦CAMPBELL’S J U IC E
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♦LOAF OEESE
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millbrook
m illbro o k
i
RED
WINS
SALM O N - End Cuts
2 lbs. 23C
GREEN PEAS
John C. Percival,
Inc.
29 C
LEGS LA M B - gen. Spring
R E A LTO R S
g
Hotel Standish Bldg.
Hampton Beach Tel. 5610
“ Visit The New Standish Gift
Shoppe”
£jh&ChCH>CH>CH>O-O-Q-CKHKH>D^>D-&0O£
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4 9 c - 5 9 c each
W A TER M ELO NS
large - ripe
%Weekend
QR E A L E S TA TE ^ SERVIC E 5
louse Lots
B Street
For Sale o
Injure
Accidents
Several As
a
L-arS
AFC
O m o c V io H
o n U lb llc U
-------Four weekend auto accidents
caused injuries to tour persons,
tw.i of whom were pedestrians.
Two young sisters were struck by
the tame car in attempting to run
through the line of traffic on Marsh
NUDD’S C AM P GROUND
AN D ROOMS
Boar’s Head Hamplmy^Beach
A Good Clean High) ground
Place to Cai
over the rear baggage compartment
In turning around on the highway.
None of the passengers was injured.
Another rear end collision occurred on the winnicuramett road
Mother— What on earth have you B ew rly Magoon. 7. the* daughter of .
got there?
L. B. Magoon of Concord, was taken A
Small Boy—Just a little green
iajje
snake
Mother—Put it down this instant!
It might be just as poisonous as a
ripe one!
. __ ;
“ Are you quite sure that this bus
is going to Shepherd’s Bush?” asked
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BEES
Home Baking ancL Delicatessen
Pies. Cakes, DougVyits. Bread
Party And YVedafng Cakes
.’'lade to Order. Tel. 161
Blvd head O St. Hampton Beach
Tel. Hampton 278
Member N. H. Real Est. Assn.
DUPUIS
R E A L E S T A T E SERVICE «
100 Marsh Ave., Opp Gas Co.
Hampton Beach. N . H.
Hampton Beach
Tail
D’ALESSANDRO
Flannels and Linenbci Specialty
M ork called for afln delivered
C Street
Hampton Beach
Aty
lf . ll*
her younger sister Joyce Magoon.
11 was slight*y hurt. Julius Miller,
66 Amherst street. Nashua, told
Deputy Sheriff Harry D. Manse/
M ANCHESTER — The bicyclist’s
that the children ran out from be- record of two hours and 20 minutes
tween parked car6 near the Atlan*, pedalling up the eight-mile carriage
tic and Pacific store.
road on Mt. Washington. Sunday
Near Haunted House curve on the recalled to the mind of Dr. George
Lafayette highway the car of Frank j s. Foster, a surgeon here, that his
J- McGowan. 117 Arlington street, own two foot records of 36 years
Hyde Park, crashed into the rear ago have remained unbroken,
of the machine driven by Paul F
Then a Manchester High School
Dudley. 1S5 School street, Milton, boy and a skilled athlete, Foster
when he failed to observe that the ran up the long trail in one hour
line of traffic approaching the and 42 minutes. He passed at the
bridge reconstruction had stopped, seven-mile mark a pair of light
Pushed through the window pane horses which had been given a head
of the side door in McGowan’s start
Foster was 18 at the time,
i auto Frank Mercier, 117 Arlington A week later he thought of another
street. Hyde Park, received a deer* stunt to try and run down the same
cut on his right arm. another over eight-mile trail in 42 minutes for
his right eye and a contusion on another record that has not since
his head. His wife sustained a cut been touched.
on the chn. Both were taken to the _____________________________________
office of Dr. A. M. Fernald for treat­
ment by Officer Jerome Harkness.
Mrs. Eleanor, wife of the operator, iYCiUSW V . i f i COV'.CLRN H I.O i \
escaped with a severe shaking up.
• - U r .L Y C O W T W X T v i r t u Y O U M IC
BR0.sc.r r - T H E D -'-. m H T d
At the traffic light In Hampton
CLW>'5
V.E HfOD 10 D.SCV A&E YOU
Center the car of George M. Bates.
r- r '
TrV?Y LOST $ Z W T
, 1 Bart ett street. Portsmouth, was
<VY '
V'*«
j stopped when the- machine driven
by Paul Morev, Jr., 517 South 44th
VGURV'.WOft,
D O N 'T
k \A .
1street, Philadelphia, Pa. ran up
NhKE. MSTMtf’S?
Remains
the fussy passenger.
••l
‘I f it isn’ t. Lady.” said the conductor, "I'm in a worse mess than
you are!”
Mrs. Hazel Beers H. W/ Beers
ww
x lll7 o c V iin o - fn n
IfA Q U lili W a S I U I l g l U I l
to the Exeter hospital with hack
-rj
and eye injuries. In trying to catch X v l I I l VJX A X x O l i r
Unbeaten
7
6
P.
BRYER,
M.
D.
Successor to A . M. Fernald. M. D.
Announces
The Opening of His Office
In the Lane Block, Hampton, N . H.
On July 1,1936
fo r the practice o f medicine and surgery.
w ,
O F F IC E HOURS
Hampton Tel. 120
Until 8 A. M.
1 to 2 P. M. & 7 to 8 P. M.
H A M P T O N BEACH
Telephone 8207
11 to 12 A M
8 lo 9 P.M . E .S .T
A
Star Laundry
C LIFFO R D S TR E E T
Established 1896
Telephone Exeter 231-W
Truck in Hampton and
Hampton Beach Daily
59c
lA 02
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WHITE OR
COLORED
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stufped
29c
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STEAK S A L M O N FINAST No 1Tin
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12
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day at the Hrsl aid station by Mrs
Salem, N. H.
Ruby Patterson. Mrs. George Let],
It line been learned that two efnvroiix, 32 High Street. Lowell, was
f'oyes of the Casino are members
treated for u sprained unkte.
While Hitting on (he beach Sun­ of 016 "Junior Secret Service". A t
day Miss Katherine Marikas, 75 Present they are unraveling the
Bluck ^
Legion aeCentral S t r - '. Manchester, was lI [llyBl«ries of lthe
" e ulacK
WM Hvltles at Hampton Dcach.
Drunken Drivers Are Stoneleigh Holds
Given Heavy Fines In
First Graduation
The Municipal Court That “ the world needs the con-«
Full Line of Monarch Canned Goods
— FR ESH M E A T S —
HOM E B A K E D B E A N S S A T U R D A Y
stantly renewed leaven of youth,
Two motorists were lined for young men and women, challenging
driving under the influence of and inspiring their elders and thus
' liquor in the Hampton Municipal I assuring a progress that would
-
RO AST M E A T S COOKED TO ORDER
P A L M IS T
Marsh Avenue,
Hampton
Hours: I to 10 P. M.
The NEW LADD
POTATO
HEAT
court last Saturday by Judge John otherwisestall on difficult grades
W. Perkins and a third case against an(j hesitate at every obstacle,”
f a third motorist was again contin- Was the belief expressed by Gov. H.
ued.
j
Joseph Geracy of Portsmouth
paid a line of $75 and costs of $4.70
as the result of his arrest at HampI ton Beach by Officer John Monahan.
THEM
CCKKH>00<K>00<>000«KKKXH>004
Styles Bridges in his address to the V
OWEN J. BOSTON’S °
pioneer graduates of Stoneleigh o
o
college for young women at the first a
Home-Made Sweet:
o
__ on the boulevard^—
commencement exercises held there! a
Monday at Saint Andrews by the q Kisses
__
'Karmelkorn
|A fine of $50 and costs o f 6.7" was ; Sea.
g Candies
—
meted out to Arnold Emerson or j The governor pointed out the <k h >chkh>ckkh>chxkh >chxhxh >m
Concord. Both received suspended |danger in becoming “ set** in one’s
jail sentences of 30 days.
* ways. “ Whatever the paths you are
For overloading a truck George called upon to pursue, do not let
Do not stop
Cokoroglannis of Peabody. Mass., them become ruts.
Mental Indolence is as
was fined $25 and costs of $6.70. thinking.
Albert F. MacLeod of Haverhill bad as physical laziness. Be willing
paid a $1« fine with costs for a min­ and desirous to know the facts, to
or highway violation. Other motor be fully Informed. Reason clearly
!
ists fined $5 and costs included An­ ami reach intelligent opinions be­
na D. DiGuisto. Brookline. Mass.; fore declaring them to the world.”
Jerry Higgins, Montclair, N. J.;
Lelaml
K. 'Butler, Manchester;
“ How much was old Jackson’s
Ramson V. B. Lynch. Hingham. estate sworn at?” Higgs asked a
Mass.; Henry Chauncey. Water- friend of the old fellow’s family
town:
Raymond
De Tourneau.
“ Quite a lot. so Fm told,” he was
Springfield. Me.: Sidney W. Wil- informed.
Hams, Portland. Me.; John B. Sar“Really, you surprise me.” said
kis. Rath. Me.: Michael Roubo, Higgs. “ I was under the impresSpringtield.
Mass-;
Laul
Nefo. sion that he left practically nothPortsmonth. A speeding complaint ing.”
ugainst Frederick M iller of New“ You were right.' said the other,
market was filed.
• “ That’s why it was sworn at."
W H IT E E V E N IN G BAGS
CRYSTAL
FANCY
BEADS
DISHES
B A T H IN G SUITS
CUT FLOWERS
Funeral Design^
Furnished /
In or Out ofVTown
E M E R Y’S \G R£ENH O U SE
Hampton
Teu 126
N. EL
BOAR’S HEAD
Y A R N SHOP
BOAR’S HEAD) IN N
(M rs.) Marie E Kktchpib
is v /
instructress
Beautiful Imported and
Domestic Yarns
Free instruction
Guaranteed
Satisfaction
THE BEST OF HOME-COOKED FOOD AT FAIR PRICES
DOUG’S
sto res
, Slung by a bee. Th is is the first
i turn* such an Incident has occurred
Donald Downs of Durham was In- at f,,e beach.
jun-d in an unusual manner at the
Members of the Ladies' Aid Socbeach Sunday. While fooling with 1‘*r-V from the Methodist church in
a companion the other’s elbow Ayers village enjoyed a shore dirtpierced his forehead. It was ueces,l<*r al
Cozy Corner cafe last
|nary for D, A. M Forna’ d lo tako
M.unlay evening. W ith their huastitches to close the wound.
'••'nds and friends they ulso purtlc*
Kenneth Boston y. 58 Nesmith
Miared in bowling ami other amuseStreet Lawrence, was given treat- menu. There were 17 In the nartv
PSYC H IC AND CARD READER
Baked T w ic e a D ay
19c
3
BESSIE COOPER
P A R K E R H O U SE ROLLS
Our Specialty
21c
No 2
TINS
T H E HOT K IT C H E N
TH IS SU M M E R
\ /
W e bake all our own Bread, P a stry. Do-nuts, Cookies,
Cakes, P ies and Muffins, E v e r y Day.
Hampton Beach
r'„,'r £r-
HAM PTON
20c
For the fourth - stock up at these low prices to day.
| S T A N D A R D PEAS
| R IC H M O N D PEAS
TELEPH O NE
12 or
TIN
EINAST
S a lm o n
Builders’
Shingles
PINT
BOTS
Q™ 0 ‘
23c
40
when the auto driven by Arthur M.
Cobb, 155 Farrington street, Wollaston. stopped suddenly opposite the
“ Birches'’ and started to back up. |
The machine of Moses P. Nudd of
Hampton was just behind in the
line of traffic.
_________________________________avenue at the beach last Sunday.
W AYNE
If you’ ve been thinking about
paint and hardware fo r fresh­
ening your summer cottage
wc
Pleased to show
you the finest the market
a fiords.
JO H N A. J A N V R IN L U M B E R CO
JO 0> TIN f A C
PRUDhNCE ci & ° HASH
2 TINS ft 3c
GORTON'S COOFISH CAKES
0 QUART TIN
PENN-RAD MOTOR OIL Tax lnclud«d 99c
BURNETT’S VANILLA EXTRACT
PAPER NAPKINS bellview FKG OF t o
PT ROLL
CUT-RITE WAX PAPER
oi
JAR,
PREPARED MUSTARD FINAST aV*
SALAD
FRENCH’S MUSTARD CREAM
SODA CRACKERS
B6 -M BAKED BEANS
R6-R CHICKEN BONELESS No Vs TIN 47c
ELMWOOD CHICKEN BONELESS
43c
CAMPBELL’S BEANS w,t« p0rk 3 fts 17c
REFRESHING - CONTENTS
MOXIE
2 dot$ 25c
4
BARS 1 9 C
PALMOLIVE SOAP
SUPER SUDS BEADS OF SOAP 2 « s s 1 5 c
FRANKFORT ROLLS
2
25c
3 ’KGS 13c
UNEEDA BISCUITS
LB PKG 31c
DELUXE ASSORTMENT
WALNUT CAKE
2
25c
C-OD-o-ck: ch>ooch>d^-ch>ck>o -i
'L ist Vour Sale Wit
ND
BOTS
to m a to
Middle Cuts
H A M PTO N .
RYE
AND
SEABROOK BEACHES
SEE
A.
12 ox
CARTON
CONTENTS
in
ON
R.
jar
20 ox
BOTS
on
RADIO - Contents
01 Blvd.
Tel. 123
“JIM” GAR
q u a r t
P IN T J A R
FOR THE
R E A L ESTATE
LEO
h"
I3th Annual Outing
Of Manchester Lodge
I. 0. 0. F. At the Avon
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Uhlig en­
tertained the members of the Wonolanset encampment, I. O. 0. F .r of
Manchester at the Avon hotel over
the weekend for their 13th annual
outing.
At the closing banquet on Sunday
the table decorations carried out
the colors of the several degrees of
Odd Fellowship.
The souvenir
candy man at each place was also
in the colors of the various degrees.
A purse of money and a leather
moth proof clothes container was
; presented to Mrs. Uhlig by the
toastmaster, David W. Danielson,
who is degree master of the Golden
Rule staff.
The after dinner speakers were
Grand Patriarch Elmer R. George
of Manchester. Grand High Priest
Willard K. Tozier of Exeter and
Herbert H. Sanderson of Keene,
past grand representative. A paper
on the happenings of the various
members was read by Patriarch
Emile Christophe.
P A IN T and
Hardware
ever tasted.
W etherill’a rain t
Hardware— Ruber;
FOR
BUSY
• „ nfirps on a belter quality
y / iU K V
R E A L ESTATE
ICO DOUBT ABOUT IT
f <KKKKKKKKH^ ^
hi; BWPI f * * I M l 'f
P IL L S B U R Y
New Locatio
Brick House
ball games and walks briskly
around to visit friends. The stand­
ing clgaret stand he built at the
age of 85 for John E. Cuddy, Jr.,
is still in use at the Casino office.
J T S t
■”“S r J %
1
Luther J. Holt of Exeter, 88-year
old baseball enthusiast, ia back
again for another housod. The “ old­
est man on the beach" comes to the
centei every day to listen to the
TH E
HUB
OF THE
BEAC
’R O U N D TH E CORNER
Juicy Steaks
Tender Chops
Fish
—
Lobster
Fried or Steamed Clams
Regular Dinners
Noon Specials
Complete Supper
Club Breakfast
VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY7 NO
65c
35c
50c
25c
ST.
ON THE CORNER
See Your Steak Really Broiled
In Our Daylight Kitchen
Juicy Steaks - Chops - with French Fried
Potatoes at all Hours
Grilled Frankfurts Our Specialty
T H E H A M P T O N BEACH ADVOCATE
__________________
0 Mayor or Manchester, who was then
, . ^ T of Dr. Lorenz In the nw # stu(Jt, u ,a Sprlngfloia YMCA col.
PAGE EIGHT
HARBOR YAC H T CLUB
Hampton Motor Inn
At H. Falls Bought By
Danbury, Conn. Man
perlence will enable him to conduct
the best along Route 1. He lias nn
exceptionally fine Oliof who can pro­
duce unoxce.led food and with the
delightful arrangement of the pre­
mises guests can he assured of Ideal
(Continued from Page ll
vited have been considered, the
club offleors headed by Commodore
Mr. J. E. Knlck of Danbury.
Fred S Batcbulder have not set a
Connecticut
has purchased the comfort.
date f<»r the event.
Mr. Knlck hopes to make Green
Hampton
Motor
Inn.
Lafayette
Road
Yachting enthusiasts are looking
Acres the center for card parlies
Hampton
Fails
and
will
conduct
it
forward to the scries of competitive
and banquets the entire year.
as a year round hotel under the
A ll Rooms with running water
Reasonable Rates
HOTEL IR V IN G TO l
ROOM
Ernest H. Beck, Manager
Ring Block Ocealw'Blvd.,
Hampton Bench, N. H.
IntroducingO
To you
name of Green Acres.
Mr. Knlck has managed similar
rooming houses and his wide ex-
classes oi <"■
mo-l
of
New
famous
ltera.
B.M.C1. calisthenics first becamo
.......... ».„n Norman
151 m
__
popular at
IN N
W H IT
T h r -h c frH A M S "
Hampton. New
Hampshire
R o u te
Tel. Hampton 8486
1
0<hX hC»
M ADAME K AM A
North Beach Blvd
Card Reader
Opp. Coast Guard
Station
R E A D IN G ? — 50c
Questions
F E R N A L D ’S
Famous Food Factory
Home Made Breay
Pies, Cakes and Doughnuts
Groceries and !VL-ats
Highway
Telephone 8350
Answered
Real Estate
H AM PTO N BEACH
P A L M E R ’S
LOBSTERS AND JF'RIED
C LA M S '
CHICKEN\ancl STE AK
NO RTH
REACH
N ear Coast Guard Station
H A M PTO N , N. H.
A. Dow/& Son
North Hampton, N. H.
Tel. 39-3 Rye Beach
Hampton, N. H.
Tel. 7
ONE W E E K July 6th to July 11th
Overland Tom. Juice Cocktail, 26 oz. .23
Red Label Tuna Fish, 7 oz., 2 for
.39
Red Label Chicken Noodle Soup, 3 for .33
<IZ.
Red Label Vegetable Salad, 19 oz.
.29
Red Label Pineapple Fingers, 29 oz. .23
Red Label Unsweetened Pineapple
.23
29 ox.
Overland Melonettes, 8 oz.
.25
Overland Ginger Marmalade, 16 oz.
.30
The Hampton Store will remain open until 9 p . M. on July 3rd
hut will close all day Saturday, July 1th.
(Continued from Page 1)
lire on the marshes sponsorod by
the Chamber of Commerce and
town officials.
For a number of weeks men and
boys have been collecting material
for the Seabrook Beach fire under
the direction of Joe Dockam. genial
proprietor *f the general store
there. This will be easily visible
from Hampton Beach but many of
the younger beach residents are ex­
pected to cross the bridge to view
It nearer at hand.
CROWDS V IS IT BEACH
8 High St., Hampton. N. H.
ll '/ j
,ega. was chief life guard at the
bench. Every morning at 11 he c<»n.
ducted I ho classes on the beach ln
front of the playground. Since then
various persons have led the clMR
cs.
H< )TEL
Monday Night Cold
Brought Snow To The
Mountainous Regions
ovenls to he held on the river this
Summer.
It Is also expected that
Snow covered the ground in up­
tlie cltih will again sponsor moonlight trips to the isles of Shoals land regions of Northern Vermont
later In the season. These proved to Monday, it was reported by motor­
be very popular at the end of the ists.
The Newport - St. Albans
highway. 30 miles from Newport,
inst season.
was white for more than a mile in
C H IR O PR AC TO R
the vicinity of Hazens Notch. Else
( has. W. Anderson. Chiropractor,
will be in Hampton & Hampton where the mercury dropped under
Beach three mornings/a
degrees.
(Mon. Wed.. FriJ ty-attend, at
To keep cool these hot days ad­
their homes. th o «*> fc irin fi Lhir- just your diet so that you w ill not
opractir attentiou.
eat food that produces fuel and
For appointments please call
heat, eat more vegetables and avoid
E X E TE R — 235
starches, ments. and sweets.
ire cream
The pleasant atmosphere cre­
ated by the surroundings is
distinctive — «— The
food
delicious.
)pp. 3rd St.
m,,n
S A L IS B U R Y BEACH
H E
P L A C E
SPEN D
THE
NIG H
BEFORE
THE
FO UR
Plenty of Music!
VOL.
X
~
A curly haired youngster bearing
a likeness to Shirley Temple cap­
ture the plaudits of spectators at
the opening radio audition Monday
Continued on Pago Eight
Plentj
Dancing to I o'clock to the music of the Only V
on the beach.
CH O ICE LIQ U O RS
KOOLEH KEG BEER S Y S TE M
GOOD FOOD
W e serve special lunches each day— 50c— 75c— $1.00
£ R E E P A R K IN G
TO
(Continued from Page 1)
son's fun at the beach.
On Saturday evening there will
be another fireworks showing as a
special feature of tho holiday. Un­
less it rains the weekly Wednesday
night displays will continue for tho
i next two months.
BEACH FASH IO N SH O W
(Continued from Page 2)
chel!. Gladys Hiller, Alice Hutch
inson. Bertha White, Dudley Autio
and Claire Wheeler. Others repre­
sented at the revue w ill be Rene’s ;
Beauty shop and the Hlllcrest Inn l
Beauty shop.
The revue, which w ill take one
hour in the showing, w ill start at
4 in the afternoon and 7 in the
evening on eastern standard time.
Appropriate music will be played by
Hal McDonnell's band during the \
modeling.
1
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P T ° N BEACH ’
PATRO NS
OCEAN ECHO
Ball Room
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FREE
Flats Exceptionally
Clean Says Chemist
RANDALL'/
An emergency landing by a sea.. .
Plane on the rocks just north of
A fl0,,gl *,each merchants did
Nol only are the clam bed* In
Boar s Head wus a spectacular in- f ,e ? realW volume of business over
the Hampton river ’’above sus­
cirlent
cident In
in tho
tho activities
activities of
of the
the holt.
boll the ,loIiday weekend of any pre
vlous weekend in the history of the picion” but the ’’clams taken from
Continued on Page Eight
them are exceptionally clean/• Dr.
resort, there were few difficulties
Charles D. Howard, state chemist,
or minor accidents to mar tho
and sanitarian In the department!
Pleasure of the vacationists.
of health, has notified the Hampton
At the first aid station Mrs. Ruby
Beach Chamber of Commerce and
Paterson treated only three persons
Seabrook selectmen, as the result of I
f**r firecracker burns, a much smallthe investigation made following
*>r number than In other years.
the conviction of Judge Howard C .!
Robert Brown of Greenfield was
Pag* in the Haverhill court last
burned when a firecracker exploded
March.
in his hand.
For stmilar bums
The communication from Dr.
Ruth Swain, 100 Third street. LeoHoward states that the clams dug
minister, and Gertrude Cole, 1A
from the flats in Hampton harbor
Hathaway street. Worcester, were
the middle of June were found to
also treated.
be of “ low bacteria content and
The beach firemen had less actirepresentative of eminently satis­
vify than around previous Fourths.
factory q u a ity". The Investigation
A cigarette thrown out of a third
by state authorities was made at
story window at Cutler's manor
the request of the Seabrook select­
started a fire on the piazza roof.
men in a visit to the Concord office
Firemen also made six trips to the
on June 11.
I " DeSn h ? fh f0rh0ther,Clea? Ue fireST “ ey Clalmed that
newspaper
I
DON FERDI
$ F IS H
H IS
R A N D A L L ’S
Despite the heavy travel through publicity given the conviction of I
the beach for several days there
; was nobody injured in auto accid­
ents. A slight collision on the mile
|bridge resulted in the arrest of one
Continued on Page Eight
Salisbury Beach
AND
F R I D A Y - J U L Y 10Tl936!
First Prize Winner
a Head Aided By
A t Radio Audition Boa?’s
Boar’s Bead Aided By For Beach’* 5 3 5 2
Like Shirley Temple
Coast Guard Crew
Over The Holiday
England's
The X er eat anil nnist talked
of tc i room ainrwfining par­
lor on the Beach.
King’s
.
,“i v e tl.o heach at
and women wll.
hcalththo end of the Sumnwi
C(UIU,
lor bodies ttmn when they
BONFIRES C E LE B R A TE
Makers
.
CUT
Judge Page gave rise to the rum or1
that the clam area In the Hampton
river Is unclean. It has since been
brought out that the pollution of;
(Continued on Page Eight)
RATE
Laundry
and
Cleansing Service
M ARKET
A
ALL
N. B. C. Intercollegiate Orchestra
MEN'S
SHIRTS
Famous For
17 Featured Stars with the 3 Co-eds
Lobsters
Lobster Dinners
Clams
and Fried Clams
and Bob Lido
N E A R M ILE BRIDGE
Broadcasting weekly from the Ocean
Echo on a Coast-to-Coast Hookup.
Come to the Echo and enjoy fine music
in a cmfortable setting.
Visit our
Cocktail Lounge. Make up a party
S IL E X
TEA
AND
C O FFE E
Heavy.
Medium or
Light
Starched
Shorts 5c
Jerseys 5c
Handkerchiefs 2c
Socks 4c
Pajamas 15c
Collars 4c
■/
Sea Food from the Ocean to your Plate the Same Day
Agents
for
S. S. Pierce
and enjoy the Loge
chairs and dancing
LIQUORS
LO W
to the finest music
Agents
for
S. S. Pierce
PR IC E S
S H A H E E N ’S, INC
on the Atlantic coast
New and Only Location
Broadway and Route 1-A
P H Y S IC A L T R A IN IN G
(Continued from page one)
enter daily cusses in physical
training on the sand to fce conduct­
ed by Dr. Earl Lorenz, a graduate
doctor of osteopathy, who has been
a member i»f the American Turner- !
ha un for ten years.
Everyone who vacations at the
beach is invited to enter these
classes free of charge. Dr. Lorenz
will open each class with a lecture
to be given over the public address
system In which he will carefully
explain how the participants can
best benefit from the exercises.
j
Dr. Lorenz is particularly Inter­
ested in a system of remedial exer­
cises Tor the correction of postual
defects in hoys and glrlH und will
stress calisthenics of thl3 type. He
will also have special exercises for
men and women who desire to rid
their bodies of excessive adipose
I Issue.
The Hampton Beach Chamber of
Commerce Is sponsoring the health
S A LIS B U R Y
Swimming
Pool
895-2
BEACH
SURF S I D E B E A C H
All
O N TH E B O U L E V A R D @ “C” ST.
Featuring the Latest Knits & Styles of
Swim in salt water at
L A D IE S ’
a temperature that will
make it a pleasure.
Take a dip and relax
after
on
our
sand
beach.
T U C K MIO
$4.95
fANTZEN SWIM SUITS
K A V A K N IT
$4.50
936
CLASSES 'N SWIMMING _
Tel.
D .V ^ _
u „
Free Acts Every Afternoon and Evening
CULO TTES
N E W SLACKS
N E W PAJAM AS
P A J A M A SETS
I.A R G E C A N N O N 1V E LS
F IS H N E T B A T H I N 3H O E S
L A D IE S ’ SHOES
B R A TU C K MIO
$4.95
SU M M E R
$1.19
1.19
1.95
1.95
.35
.79
2.45
TOPPER
$5.95
Cleansed and Pressed
M E N ’S
TRUNKS
$2.95
Other Work at Lowest Prices
3-Day Service—
PROMOTIONS
M E N 'S A S C O T T E R R Y RO BES
P O L O S H IR T S , all styles
C A P S , tan crash popular
S L A C K S , corded patterns, $2.15 now
S H IR T S , collar attached
S E E R S U C K E R T IE S , washable
P A L M B E A C H S U IT S
Plain
Dresses — Men’s
3 Piece Saits
Expert Workmanship—
$3.95
1.00
.35
1.95
1.50
.35
16.75
s - A SU M M E R DISPO SAL S A L E A T $22.50-Every Suit Guaranteed
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CUT
RATE
If you can But it Elsewhere
For Less We Will
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