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The
BEACHCOMBER
Tim e to select Sweaters for your Fall and W inter ward­
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keep you extra warm. Choose yours from our large selec­
tion while the season is still new.
W ear tlrem with suits,
slacks and blouses, knowing that they are tops in Fashion.
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Long sleeves in all the wanted pastel shades
sizes 34-40.
LONG
SLEEVE
P U L L OVER
100 percent Virgin wool in a variety of pastel shades
sizes 34-40.
Short Sleeve Pull Overs $4.50
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LARGER
W OM EN
COAT
SW EATERS
assortment of pastels and d ark er shades,
Xavy and Black.
Sizes 38-48. I f l
YOUNGER SET
SW EATERS
baek-to-school days . .
s . . . sizes 34-40.
a,id W hite, N a v y and Red
vh,te. Sizes 34-40.
GEORGE
Market Street
The BEACHCOMBER
The
VISIT
.I
BEACHCOMBER
VOL. X X ., N O . 6
WEDNESDAY,1 u LY31~IQ^
FREE DISTRIBUTION
Thousands Enjoy Annual Children
*
500 B o y S cou ts
Attend A n n u a l
B each C a m p o re e
Entries are pouring in at the
Chamber of Commerce office for
Although it was Children's Day
The Beachcomber contest to select last Thursday at Hampton Beach,
the Cover Girl for 1946.
the focal point of the day was
The contest, to be held August turned upon Col. George Ashworth,
15, will be an attempt to select the its originator and beloved promo­
loveliest girl on Hampton Beach, ter.
whose picture will appear on the
This 1946 edition of the annual
cover of the August 21st Beach­ Children's day festival turned into
a public recognition of the vener­
comber.
able “ Daddy" Ashworth who cele­
Several additional prizes have
brated his “ 78th plus" birthday the
been added to the growing list of
same week. Gathered in front of
valuable awards that will go along
the bandstand, the entire assemb­
with the honor of being Cover
lage Joined in singing “ Happy
Girl of 1946. This will mark the
Birthday" to Col. Ashworth who
first time that any individual's pic­ was seated among the guests on the
ture has been used on the cover
platform.
i of The Beachcomber.
The day’s festivities led off with
The list of prizes for the winner
a luncheon at the Asbworth-by-the
now includes five dollar certificates
Sea for the guests includ*ng Gov.
for merchandise at the following
Charles M. Dale. Invocation was
stores:
George
B.
French
Co.,
Some fine instrum entalists parti­
by Rev. Floyd Kinsley of Hampton,
cipated in the w eek ly Am ateur Portsmouth, Standish Gift Shop, with no speaking program.
Hour boardcast M onday night over Campion-’s - and Elsie’s Women's
Among the guests at the lunch­
Shop.
Tire
winner
will
also
be
given
station W H E B from the bandstand,
eon besides Governor Dale were
a
Revlon
color
chest
by
Donovan
but only one was a prize-winner
and Fallon's drug store; a sterling Selctman and Mrs. Elroy G. Shaw,
along with the usual vocal select­
mmbers of the Hampton Beach
silver
anklet
with
her
name
en­
ions.
Precinct Commission, Daniel H.
graved on it by Ernie Desautels,
Accompanied at the piano by his
Dickinson of Concord, chief engin­
Bracelet and Anklet Ring of Playmother, Dick K elly , 15, o f 6 M ar­
eer of the New Hampshire High­
land;
a silhouette by Lillian
lowe street, Dorchester, Mass., and
way department; John H. Foster,
Clarke; shampoo and wave by
the “ Brown Cottage/* K
street,
State Forester,
Russell Tobey,
Rene Bulger; passes to the Casino
State Recreation Commissioner;
won fourth prize o f $2 fo r ' his
or
Olympia
theatre
and
be
interformer County commissioner Ira
trumpet solo, “ I t Had T o Be You/*
( Continued on Page Ten)
(Continued on Page "Seven)
LOBSTERS
SEE
s
W in T o p A m a t e u r
H o u r A w ard s
OUR
OPEN
A. Brown of Portsmouth;
Pres.
Raymond O. Goding of the Hamp­
ton Beach Chamber of Commerce
and Mrs. Goding. and Rey. Edward
Anguin of St. Anselm College,
Manchester, former member of the
State Planning and Development
Commission.
At 2 o'clock there was a parade
from the Ashworth to the Casino
with Harold D. Feener of Ports­
mouth, scoutmaster of the Ports­
mouth Boy Scout A ir Squadron as
chief marshal of the parade.
( Continued on Page Seven)
Vocalists A g a in
FANCY
f#> •• •
’46 Cover Girl Children Join In Tribute
Contest Grows T o Col. “ Daddy” Ashworth
Nearly 500 Boy scouts from all
sections of N ew Ham pshire attend­
ed the 14th annual Hampton Beach
camporee at Camp Ashw orth on the
State reservation last W ednesday.
Thursday and Friday.
Sponsored by the D aniel W eb ­
ster Council, the cam poree featured
an Air Scout dem onstration by
MaJ. John Taylor, liason officer for
Region one, on Friday w inding up
a three day program o f sports and
camping activities.
(Continued on Page F ifte e n )
at the T R IA N G LE — near the M ILE B R ID G E
AIR
Day
Breaks W rist In
Accident M onday
Mrs. Delia Labelle of Peabody.
Mass., and 20 K street, was a pa­
tient at the Exeter hospital Mon­
day night as a result of falling on
the Casino at 10:00 a._ m. Monday,
July 26.
The accident occurred when the
Peabody women tripped while at­
tempting to get her carriage down
the steps at D street.
Treated by Dr. Wayne P. Bryer.
it was discovered that she had bro­
ken her wrist in two places.
VEGETABLE MARKET
VEGETABLES
FRESH
D A ILY
B R ID G E
AT
from
nearby
THE
T R IA N G L E
Fa r m s
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.
L O B S T E R — FIS1
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SEA FOOD from the Oc
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The BEACHCOMBER
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Have You H e a rd ?
MARSH
P x M M a m a
Tohn — C arroll and R ye?
AVE.
BARBER
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lect R eal
CHARLES
deN ICH O L
M a rs h A v e ., O dd. d a,
BY MARY E. FOGARTY
Telephone Newburyport 1910
One of the least publicized or­ Although, fortunately, the major­
ganizations in the country is the ity of the fires do not result in in­
Fire Department—yours, our, and juries. yet the firemen are avail­
everyone’s.
able and prepared for the worst
Usually without fanfare and often 21 hours a day.
Their racing trucks are symbols
with just routiife recognition, fire­
men risk their lives for lbe public. of excitement and Impending disas­
ter. In action, their every move­
ment is watched—but unconscious
Tel. Hampton 2243
ly by most of the spectators be­
D EEP SEA FISHER
cause these
granted
•neces-
“B A N D IT OF
SH ERW O O D FOREST”
in technicolor
Pius Judy Canova in
“ H IT T H E H A Y M
Edgar Kennedy Comedy and
Color Cartoon
Sunday
“TARS A N D SPARS”
with Janet Blair, Alfred Drake
A l 60 Jim Bannon
“O U T OF T H E D E P T H S ”
Colored musical cartoon
HAM PTON
THE
HUB
“M ABO”
CABIN CRUISER
Capt. Bob Ring
BEACH
OF
E s ta te
8 e rv lc e
nsurance O f A ll K in d s
HERBERT CLOUGH
Now Thru Sat.
Cornell Wilde,
Anita Louise
In
Starts
PANORAM A —
SHOP
O pen Y e a r 'R ound
0W1H1B1AUI ROAD* SALISBURY MASS
HAPPY
Casino
State Pier
CASINO
HAM PTON
Attractions
Ballroom
Bath House
Bowling Alley
Lunch Room
Dining Room
Cafeteria
Gift Shop
Casino Spa
Frosted Malted
Popcorn Stand
OCEAN
only
s
E. B . B u r t t
•
F o rm e rly
HOME
m
F e rn a ld 's
T he
BAKERY
G R O C E R IE S
K in g ’s H ig h w a y a t T h ird 8 t
HOUSE
and
IN S ID E
P A R K IN G
DAY
OR
N IG H T
O P E N 24 H O U R 8
C o ffe e S h o p
R O C H E F O R D ’S
m arsh
a v e
.
a t
V u lc a n iz in g
a
A
PERM ANENT
Engineers
Lamott, George H.
George, Perley R.
Irwin, George H.
BEACH
R epairs
GAS
01L
B O A R ’S H E A D
H am pton B each, N . H . T e l. 2246
Particular People
H am el
D IN N E R 8 F R O M 1 - 2 A N D
HAM PTON
room T S
All Under the
O CEAN
BEACH
«t
‘ l " ,T icb
meals with n«n„* 1 quipped
G - r ge feature^'T L , Perle*
Down the h a .i, hG rangeis
spacious J 01" . 1116 kitchen
« « bea A r? p
u lc d
er
,orj - 1* ™
Management
C A LL MEL
Bayers, Earl C.
Brngg,
Cann, Warren E. _
Con
Corning. Alfred H.
Dunbrnck
Felch,* Harold G.
Fellows,
Gagne. Fred V.
Klewens
Lamott, Wilford, H.
Magrath
Q U IN N ’S
»m e Cooking
WHEN
IN
Meats
On Great B o a r’s Head
esh Fruits
Vegetables
T e l. 911
TEL.
HAM PTON
2287
M E R C H A N D IS E
Fountain
BOULEVARD
5103-8
Business Property.
convenience c
PORTSM OUTH
SA M E GOOD FOOD AS A T T H E
E dgar P. Lessard
OCEAN
rgest selection of
!ges, Rooms, Cabins
Sensible Prices
AME8Btj|
'•°° w eek
BEACH
*' ®Ur>davi
"tKY CLUB
of the beach
MA88.
1 Except
H ol,dayt | 1t6Q
FINEST
c° u r s e
ING WA T E r 8 H O W E R 8
larnPton _
409 O c e a n
FOOD
LUNCH
“As Famous As The Beach Itself”
3Vz C S T R E E T
at Highland Ave.
V IS IT O U R D IN E R
45 Daniels Street
THE
M ARKET
Groceries
OceanBoulevard
STR EET
O CEAN B O U L E V A R D
Doors North of Ashworth
B Street
g r o c e r ie s
H
Gifts
of Fancy FUh
O N E Y ’S
office where i me
T H E IH LLC R E ST
AT
IT S
9:00 A - M . to 9:00 P. M
Soda
—
’
OPEN
G eNERAL
4
SH O P
Hampton
om g 0,6 Btre*t
B ST.
In Avon H otel.
Souvenirs
Boar’s Head
lesve
at that brass pole ana i
l0Ok
Thank heavens tho ° d 1 tnouSht,
depending on me i„ ?e?ple aren’t
fireB.
G IF T
•GROCERIES
(Continued /
PA TS Y ’S
BOULEVARD
S E R V IC E
Variety
Between the "d
at the end of anc
BOULEVARD
(5 Minutes North of Beach Proper)
O CEAN
2 DAY
(Continued on Page Twelve)
E A R L’S
F R U IT
Approved by D u n can H in es
Ham pton Beach
to see the Chief open his copy of
the Town Report and show me the
For the first time. I started out
for an Interview with several
questions written down in my book
but when I, very efficiently, referred to thein- 1 wafi Quite abashed
Chief
Deputy
Captain
* ENGINE 2
Collins, Arthur B.
ENGINE 3
Snider, Allston K.
Bogrett, .‘ Victor A.
Felch, Bernard R.
LADDER I
Tilton, Lawrence E
Simons, Robert L.
ST.
SOCONY
HOUSE
Before we talk about these- men.
let s bring them out Into the open.
First, the 9 permanent men, two of
which are on duty at Station 2, located o ff Wlnnacunnet. road,
hind the Town Hall. Then th
call men, who, with the others
on duty winter and sumn
STREET
HAM PTON
GARAGE
I
LAW RENCE
D in in g R o o m
when
they’re not in place.
Outside of discussing the color
Of their suspenders, these public
sen-ants have always been in the
background. It is rather ironical.
I ' heref° re. to note that our own de] partment is literally situated in the
l background.
Located on Marsh avenue, which
sometimes referred to as “ the
>ack road,’' the Hampton Fire De
E F « r ?
275 O cean A v e n u e
691 H a m p to n B each , N . H
6 - 7 :3 0
ON
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Cr' „ f 1B" le HPerk,n*' Harold G.
Shaw, Clarence E.
Shaw, Harold G.
S mon», George R,
Simone. Richard G.
Stickney. William p. Thibodeau, William J.
Tucker, James W „ Jr.
Brown. Laurice
Moore, Roger I.
Dry.dale. Walter J.
Trofatter. Herbert A.
John Rowe
Sanborn, Homer.
Lane Herman
Boulevard
AT
B
STREET
Hampton Beach, N. H
BEACHCOMBER
The BEACHCOMBER
g r o u p
The Beachcomber
OF
HOUSE
P A R T IE 8
AND
G A T H E R IN G S
Incorporating The Ham pton Beach Advocate
F o r A p p o in tm e n t
C A L L H A M P T O N 933 or
W r it e B ox 31, H a m p to n Beach
A Vacation Digest of all the news
information for the summer visitor.
EUie Frescoe and Jim Peterson
Published Wednesdays, June 26 to August 28
sampling Pizza at Salisbury. • • P e ?
Allen holding her own with four
By The
men at the ballroom. . Art Smal­
ley concentrating on the singer at
H A M P T O N P U B LIS H IN G C O M PAN Y
the same place. . . Ros O’Brien and
NEW HAMPSHIRE Betty Darrow crippled from the
HAMPTON
morning “ set-ups” . . . Ed Sullivan
digging a fox hole while a Navy
FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THIS PAPER
plane dives over the beach. . . Peg­
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gy Ross sitting by while two hand­
some strangers change a flat for
her at Plaice Cove. . . the gypsy’s
Communications and Items, from
daughter, clad in dress and big
readers are welcome at ail times.
straw hat, enjoying the breakers
while her mother reads palms along the beach. . . Tom Turley a
Monday nighter at the dance hall
. . . Chris and Len Harwoo'd stor­
ing up some salt air to take back
~ - Ogunquit, Maine
to Woodsville with them.
W E E K B E G IN N IN G M O NDAY, AUGUST 5
O G U N Q U IT
ph o to s
GOLF
the
s ig n
PLAY
of
POKER
P rize s
Cigarettes • N Y L O N S - G ifts
Ocean
Boulevard
Rental8
Sales
N IN E H O L E COURSE
FLORENCE
R E A L E S T A T E CO.
75c F ee
303 Ocean Bd. n e x t to A ^ w o r t h
INSURANCE
T e l. 917
W e e k e n d s & H o lid a y s 91.00
R O C K IN G H A M
GOLF
CLUB
N . H . R o u te 108
B etw een E x e te r & Newmarket
L. M. Leonard
L . W . L e o n a rd
L I-R O -L U
PLAYHOUSE
O R IE N T A L
The
M R 8. W A L T E R H A R T W lG PRESENTS
NICH O LAS
'prf
G IF T S
P R . E LLIO T TO PREACH
JOY
R ocky B end
AT L IT T L E BOAR’S H E A D
“TEN LITTLE INDIANS”
By Agatha Christie
w ith C H A R L E S Q U IG LEY
Fri. Mat. and Eves., $3.00, $2.40, $1.80, $1.20, $.92
Reservations: Phone Wells 70
N ext W eek: W O R L D P R E M IE R E “ BALLOON1’
Rev. Samuel A. Elliot. D. D., of
Cambridge, Massachusetts,
will
conduct the services at Union
Chapel, Little Boar's Head, on Sun­
day. August 4. 1946. at 1 1 a. m.
OCEAN B L V D . A T F 8 T .
HAM PTON B E A C H , N . H
lo bster
stea k
SHORE
D IN N E R 8
B O AR ’S
Robert Perfect, formerly
of
Hampton Fall's and now of Kens­
ington, recently joined the Police
rorce and is on duty days.
HAM PTO N
Ann M o r r ill
HEAD
BEACH
N o W a it in g
T e l. 2142
Complete line of
at G A U D R E A U ’S
E LE C TR IC AL A P P L I ANCES
C A S IN O
ARCADE
5BARBERS
A. D. Fuller, Manager
VACUUM CLEANERS
the
R A D IO S
2-P L A T E
E L E C T R IC
ARCADE
of a m u se m e n ts
Afterwards there was an enter­
Have You Heard?
tainment program for the children.
C H IL D R E N ’S D A Y —
That Herbie Bays his coffee Is
The program included accordian good; Martha agrees?
(Continued from Page Three)
selections by Manuel Miller and a
program of magic. A t the conclu­
Sweetgras*
sion the children were given ice
Baskets
A &ioup of drum majors and ma­ cream and balloons.
IS A B E L L E S T A N L E Y
jorettes from Lowell, Mass., and
P A L M R E A D IN G 8
the Hampton Beach concert band,
2 Marsh Ave., Foot B 8 t
followed In front of the massed VOCALISTS —
F irst Floor, Old Manchester
colors of the Boy Scouts and about
House
(Continued
jrom Pave Three)
A
300 members of Daniel Webster
Council, Boy Scouts of America.
Others in the parade were the St.
MC Bill Bradley awarded first
Jerome s drum and bugle corps prize of $10 to Dorothy and Richard
from
North Weymouth, Mass.; Mack, age 13 and 19, of 168 Mt.
Portsmouth Red Cross ambulance Vernon street, Lawrence, Mass.,
and a truck of the Hampton Beach and the ••Roberta,” H street, for
Fire Department, containing ba! harmonizing on “ For Me and My
loons which were dlstnibuted to Gal.”
Second prize of $8 went to Thomthe children.
A t the bandstand in front of the as Madden, 13, of 20 Madison
street, Somerville, Maas., who sang
Casino there was an entertainmeni
"Shoo-FIy-Pie,” and third prize of
and brief speaking program with
$5 was won by Danny Magovern. 10
John W . Hopley of Portsmouth as
: of Milton, Mass., and Robert Maymaster of ceremonies. Mr. Hopley thew, 9, of New York City, who
recalled some of the previous Chil­
sang. “ MacNamara’s Band.”
drens Day programs. Richard Mur
Entries for this week’s contest
phy, 16, of the St. Jerome’s Cath­ may be left at the Chamber of
olic Youth organization of North
Commerce office.
Weymouth,-'Mass., entertained the
crowd of several thousand with an
Have You Heard?
exhibition of baton twirling follow­
That there are* several entries
ing a selection by the St. Jerome’s in the Beachcomber Cover Girl
band.
contest.
Governor Dale brought the greet­
■
ing of the state and said that Chil­
dren’s Day this year had a special
PIA N O T U N IN G
significance, because of the fact
and
r e p a ir in g
that many boys and girls who had
W ORK G U A R A N T E E D
participated in similar events here
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in other years, had now returned
581 Ocean Blvd. Hampton Beach
to their homes after service In the
armed forces.
The Chief Executive also re
1ferred to the construction work of
the new seawall which is underway
and said that it was necessary to
| begin the work now to have t
beach protected from furth
loads from the ravages of the win
ter storms.
STOVES
Y oar
LOBSTERS
Out of T A N K S
Supplied by Ocean W ater
T H E LOBSTER P O U N D
Smith d. Gilm ore's Fishing P ier
l
H A M P T O N R IV E R
T e l. 424
Take-Out Stand
C S t Next To
Chesterfield ApL
Sandwiches - Fried Cl
H ot Dogs - French F
Cold Drinks
STATE BATH HOUSE
Next Door to Ballroom
C O M P L E T E L IN E OF T A B L E LA M PS
P Y R E X B O W LS A N D D I8 H E S
YOU
Hampton Beach
H A M P T O N BEACH
W IL L
COFFEE MAKERS
CHROME
Pick
A N D R E C R E A T IO N A R E A
CASINO B U IL D IN G
E L E C T R IC S TE A M R A D IA T O R S
W holesale
Retail
Tennis - Shuffleboard
C H A IR S
F L A S H L IG H T S
Horseshoe Pitehing -
Croquet
Numerous Other Appliances
E LE C T R IC A L
And Other Games
C O N T R A C T IN G
O IL B U R N E R , Sales-Service
S ta te S u p e rv is e d M o d e m
R E FR IG E R A T IO N , Service
Large
BEAC
T R O F A T T E R ’S
TeL 786
C Street
B e a c h S a fe ty P a t r o l -
Refreshments
B U S T E R K E IM
STAGE
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WITH THE
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BOULEVARD
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BANOUITS
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and
P R IV A T E P A R T IE S
S O L IC IT E D
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Cozy Comer
A r e a - Q u i e t A tm o s p h e r e
O c c a s io n a l M u a ic
au d O t h e r F a c ilitie s A v e fla b le
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Electrical Appliance Stores
Tel. 2077
Hampton Center
(F o rm e r
P a r k in g
B a th h o u s e
pto n
beach
AND
M ARSH
EXCELLENT SU R F B A T H IN G
i
The
Painted
SIGNS
G EN ERA L
BEACHCOMBER
Raised Letter
W OODW ORKING
Lafayette Rd., Hampton
THEATRE Exeter
Telephone Exeter 270
e BEACHCOMBER
Have You Heard?
^
P O R T S M O U T H , N. H
Have You Heard?
That Dave is quite familiar with
fractions? However, fifths seem to
to be his common denominator
these days.
I
T h u rB ., F r l., S a t. Aug. 1, 2
ALAN
LADD
t
h e a t r e
H A M PT O N
SATURD AY
Have You Heard?
of S tra te g ic 8ervlce
P lus! C a rto o n Novelty, New,
C o n t. S a tu rd a y fro m 2:00
U. S. Coast Guard Station, Hampton
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THURSDAY
3:00 am
8.1
F R ID A Y
and
(O ffice
Correct Figures at
CENTER
G E R A L D IN E F IT Z G E R A L D
Who is the undernourished wait­
ress seen on the beach sampling
candy in every confectionery store?
Watch out — she never buys.
SUNDAY
We<L-Thur. July 31-A u g . 1
M ONDAY
Sun., M o n ., T u e a ., Wed,
A u g . 4>5*6-7
VAN
J0H N30N
E S T H E R W IL L IA M 8
L U C IL L E B A L L
Have You Heard?
About the new mustache on Pi­
erre, the chef at Bob's Grille? It
makes a good cookie duster any­
way.
JOAN
LE SLIE -
EDW ARD
ROBERT
HUTTON
AR NO LD — ANN
ANN
HARDING
GILLIS
•
T E C H N IC O L O R
“E A S Y
Have You Heard?
That Joan (huba, huba) Manles,
Manchester’s gift to Hampton, is
working at the State Bathhouse?
•
Have You Heard?
About the wonderful tan on Joe
at the Rex?
111
Tides
Why Mary Leary wear’s Norine’s coats now? It wouldn't be for
camouflage, would it?
M U S IC A L
TO
W ED”
C ontinuous S u n d a y and Monday
S ta rts T h u rs d a y , A ugust 8th
GEORGE BRENT
L U C IL L E
BALL
and V E R A Z O R IN A In
“L O V E R C O M E
Sydney Greenstreet
Geraldine
Peter
Fitzgerald
TUESD AY
W EDNESDAY
L o rre
“T h r e e
Strangers
3:30 pm
3:45 am
4:15 pm.
4:30 am
5:00 pm
6:30 am
6:00 pm
6:15 am
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8.7
8.3
8.1
8.0
7.5
7.8
7.0
6:45 pm
7:15 am
7:45 pm
8:15 am
8:30 pm
7:6
6.6
7.5
6.6
7.5
H ave You Heard?
Everything for your cottage
•
for your Pergonal Needs
N ew B IG S T O R E Departments
SESSION'S
For the Leaders in Appliances
Victor Record*
Needles
That K. “ Duffy” Carroll is- va­
cationing at the State Bath house?
Albums
Radios (as available)
Electrical Appliances
Cleaners
H ave You Heard?
Th at Eddie's drinking tea now
since “ Monk" has resorted to cold
w ater for making coffee?
BACK”
Popularly Called
Pure “Home Made” Candies
Fresh Daily
DRY CLEANING
H ave You Heard?
SHOW ING A T T H E H A M P T O N
JAM ES
DUNN
ED D IE
RYAN
SH E ILA
REED
BEAC H THEATRES
RYAN
OLYMPIA
H A D LE Y
— NOW• —
JOAN
Jeanne Crain
W alter Brennan
D A VIS
IN T E C H N IC O L O R
June H aver
SHE W R O TE T H E
Continuous Show Saturday
Z IE G F E L D F O L L IE S ”
BOOK”
SALT
WATER TAFFY
“Watch It Made”
H ave You Heard?
NOW
JACK O A K IE
BROUGHT B A C K !
About the attractive cashier at
the W illiam James Dining Room
who shouts for Mama every night
in her sleep? What's it all about,
Mae?
That pepper steaks are now be­
ing served in Mae Cumford'g apart­
ment in the D eLancey. Annex?
It isn't everywhere that midnight
snacks are topped off with blue­
# Visit Our
L O W E L L , MASS. STORE
JO HN
GENE T IE R N E Y
L U P IN O
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PAUL
O L IV IA d eH A V IL L A N D
NANCY
H E N R E ID
S Y D N E Y GREENSTREET
UENORE
JEAN NE C R A IN
W IF E
LE A V E HER 1
AUBERT
OF
M ER LE OBERON
MARK
F O N T A IN E
STEVENS
T U R H A N BEY
FROM
E IN PARADISE”
SELECTED
T H IS
Gary
Cooper
NEW BURYPORT
“Saratoga
STARTS AUG. 1
A L A N LA D D
T ru n k ”
G E R A L D IN E
F IT Z G E R A L D
In Glorlou*
Screen's
Technicolor
Latest
Glorious
evenings F ro m 7 :06
J E N N IF E R
LK ER — SIR
AUBREY
CENTENNIAL
SUMMER ”
SM ITH
HAYDN
OUR N E W B L O W E R
CLU NY
70 „
+
Untd
1
roll
sbury beach
SYSTEM
Provides A Com plete
Change O f Clean, Freeh
Air Every
3 Minutes.
"T O E A C H H IS O W N "
Sun. and Mon.
Aug. 4-5
Ida Lupino, Paul H enreld
O livia deH avilland
Sydney Greenstreet
in
“D E V O T IO N "
- also “ M Y S T E R IO U S IN T R U D E R "
Tues. and W ed.
Aug, 5-7
Joan Leslie, Robert A Ida in
“C IN D E R E L L A JO NES”
Mat. Sat. 2:15
CLOSED T U E S D A Y S
JONES
AMESBURY
Phone Ames. 919
Thurs., Frl., Sat.
Aug. 1-3
O L IV IA d e H A V IL L A N D in
E N TIR E W E E K
pro g ram s
T ues.-W ed.-Thurs
NEW BURYPORT
Phone Nybpt 570
Phone N y b p t 919
Ingrid B ergm an
DAY
FORW ARD”
SHORTS
h i _L
R IC H AR D
Technicolor)
C R IS T O ”
JO A N
BO YER _
(In
M ONTE
S U N ., M O N ., T U E S
Continuous Show Sunday
W H E R E Y O U SE E T H E
N E W P IC T U R E S F IR S T !
LODER
H EAVEN”
C O LE M A N
Pickup and Delr
on Request
berry pie!
CORNEL W IL D E
IDA
& Coughlin
at 56 Palmer St.
In d ian a”
S un-Mon
Mahoney
JO H N
haw cy
G U IL D
SOM EW HERE
th e
Thure., F r l* S a t
Aug. «-iu
K athryn Grayaon, June Allyaor
In
HODIAK
Imdom'a latest star
NIGHT”
w ith S. 2. Sakall
— co-hit —
Roy Rogers In
" SUNSET IN E LD O R A D O "
Jeanne c r u .
Cornell
Wild<
Linda Darnell
“T W O SISTERS FR O M
BO STO N ”
w ith Jim m y Durante
L au rltz M elchior
p lu»— "D A N G E R W O M A N "
The
THave You Heard?
ACHCU iviDjijrv
direct to the Beachcomber
ton.
’ aa®fr'-
Have You Heard?
i
^ June is expected to win tbe COVER G IR L —
J
svening L° rettaS 6SCOrt
B E
^c o n t e s t ____________________.
4. All entries must be In on
before August 12, 1946.
01
(Continued from Page T h re e f
John
the
Have You Heard?
bar ber
at Hampton Beach
Casino Beauty Parlor
You W ill Enjojr a Room at
Barber
new
HOTEL
Shop
l o c a t io n
"Behind The
Mrs. J. J. McCarthy
497 Ocean Blvd. at Boars Head
The
viewed over Station W HEB. Ports-
• and
The
Blue Haven
____
Stairs”
nick Bolaer
Ashworth By-The-Sea
AND
D IN IN G
•20Years
c
New
ROOM
Still Rendering The Same
mouth.
Judges of the contest w ill be
Mrs. Eleanor Coding, w ife of Pres­
ident Ray Goding of the Chamber ,
of Commerce, Mr. John Dignon of j
the Avon Hotel and Mr. John
Dineen of the Casino Associates.
There is still plenty of time to
register for the contest which
closes Monday. August 12 in order
to give the judges ample time for
final arrangements.
Application
blanks may be obtained at the
Chamber of Commerce office and
the following rules should be fo l­
lowed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Moulton and Son
HAM PTON
T h a t Mary Ib keeping her Insur­
That Althea from Playland Is
ance policy paid up after last going to enter the Cover G irl con­
w eek ’s paper?
test?
*
REPAIRS
T ire W o r k
- Creating
GAS
OIL
.
•
•
BOUQUETS
CORSAGES
“ F low ers B y W ire”
D elivery Service
The R O W E L L
n e r y the Florist
M ill Rd., H a m p to n .
50 Modem Room s
FIN E ST
_
MARSH A V E at A ST.
!
°
- va t
Electric service is important to vacationers, too. be­
cause it helps to get necessary chores at you r cottage
done with
speed and efficiency.
B
BOB’S BAKERY
H O M E M AD E
doughnuts
H a m p to n
B each,
N.
H.
RTEH> R e
a l t o r
CAK ES
p ie s
C STREET Opp. D O U G ’S G R IL L
SM IT H
That "Sonny” Rowell is out °
"prison ?” W atch out as he Is out
to make up for lost time.
and
THe Lar9est ListfnPg 09n~~ S 8tr er8 Waitl"A-
On o . . " ; - " r ’” 1’"'* C° “ ''
Hamburgs
LA T E LUNCH ES
Frankfort*
FALLON
Druggists
Fresh
Made
See Them Made
OCEAN
d ay
BOULEVARD
DEEP
8:00-12:00
A. M.
F IS H IN G
P IE R
H a m p to n
River
W
Line* a n d B a it F u rn is h e d
T O IL E T F A C IL IT IE S
RADIO
and N IG H T
SEAPLANE
CREAM
H a m p to n
Betwe
en F and G Streets
G IL M O R E
D A IL Y
p a s t r ie s
ICE
&
SEA F IS H IN G T R IP S
RIDES
Bait
Beach
for
Foot of C Street
Air Service
It gives you cool
Wh e n
dependable electric service to give you m ore time for
h H INSO N’S M I L K
enjoyment at the beach.
RS SFRV1cE ON H A M P T O N B E A C H
Grade A Milk
Exeter & Ham pton Electric Co.
Ashworth
Ocean Boulevard at C Street
H ave You Heard?
STREET
We Have Beach C m R 0 A D » H A M P T O N , N . H ., T E U
1Thc Beach, N orth
CS-t H °u se s and H o te ls F o r Sale?
53,800.00 To seinCnnftP,aice Cove> In H a m p to n and R y ^
•.
Quite A plv
M a° y T o Choose F r o m ..
St
Property Eaer7 ° n The Ocean F ro n t.
.
Tu
° r Next s n in f ^ ° U W i8h T o Sell 11 T h ,s F *
thrifty cooking which is automatic and sure. Use this
BEACH O F F IC E
Heard?
»
DONOVAN
R estauran t
“ M eet Y o u r F rie n d s a t Fol<
2
of
Fried Clams
French Fries
Frankforts
DOUGHNUTS
—
N orth
only time?
beach, cool, refreshing water and delightful sea breezes
"t0!>s”
You
A u n t M in ’s
i
Blvd.
W h a t is so interesting at the
Salisbury skating rink that two
Hampton Beach girls go over every
chance they get? Good skating . •
F o le y ’s
MRS. WILLIAM MALONE
v:
Frifcd Clams
BOB’S GRILL
H ave You Heard?
I f you’ve spent your vacation at Hampton Beach in
make for good health and a vacation that is
by
L IL L IA N G. C LA R K E
14th Y ear on Casino
opposite bandstand
C H IL D R E N A 8 P E C IA L T Y
Hours 3 P. M. to 10:30 P. M.
Th at Thayer Edgerly had his new
car “ shined up" for the one and
E X C E L L E N T FOOD
Jy 18. 25, A1
They
H ave You Heard?
H ave You Heard?
BEACHES
jother years, you know all about our gentle sloping
That Jim doesn’t know Pat?
•
T el. 826
Courteous S e rv ic e , Cleanllnei*
Terrace, Ham pton Beach
A M E R IC A ’S
Have You Heard?
SILH O U ETTES
Th at Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Jud­
kins are returning to Boar's Head
Inn on Saturday for the twelfth
season in succession?
r e a d in g s
OF
Bar S ervice*
FAMOUS
•
H ave
Hot and Cold W a te r
:■*?>
ONE
—
H A Y W A R D ’S
H ave You Heard?
Th at Tom Thornton is a Captain
now? Mrs. remembers the date —
M
"th e 26th.
in Each Room
c o t t age
u T ake Out
H ave You Heard?
Al, o
NudriT Y' B
That Cuffy, Sr., Cuffy. Jr.,.and
Mitch are the <5nly ones left at
Cuff/s Inn?
Th at on C street there is a bit
of H ollyw ood
with Hamel dry
cleaner responsible for that bit?
FLOW ERS
«rsr“ o““"Bivd'
W
A
GOODS
m eats
W ho around the cafe is studying
to be a muscle man?
W h y three people walk from
Church street to Boar’s Head for
dinner every noon?
VEGETABLES
BAKERY
Have You Heard?
S « r ..t.
[OCERIES
SOCONY
REASONABLE—2 Simmons Hotel,
Special Hair and Felt Mattresses.
Used one season. Also, 2 Metal
!
and Springs. Tel 532. The
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J AK
H ave You Heard?
•
R O A D S E R V IC E
FOR SALE
W
•PJJJP
•
Bella’s M a rk e t
„vJ.
3. Entries may be left at the
Chamber of Commerce or mailed
- f r '. V . A V '
Have You Heard?
BEACH
STORAGE -
i lie accompanied by a photograph
! or suitable snapshot of the entrant
together with name, address (sum­
mer and winter) and age. The pho! tograph is not necessary to enter.
m
H ave You Heard?
K E N T V IL L E
Rooms w ith H ot and Cold
Running W a te r
M r. and Mrs. R. L. Goding
Telephone Ham pton 060
L o c a tio n
R o ss G arage
1. Entrant must be sixteen years
or over and a resident of Hampton
or Hampton beach, a summer resi­
dent or employed for the summer
at the beach.
| 2. All entries, if possible, should
F IN E SERVICE AND DELICIOUS FOOD
3T,
HOTEL
R egular M U *
Homogenized Milk
O CEAN BLVD.
Cream
SEE ° U *
------
a t
h a m p t o n
beach
^ n r iy Arcade
T E L . H A M P T O N 5«4
Opposite T h e
Playground
R- Meier
4T
V isit
d r iv e r
~~
C. DeValk
p
SALE
R ID E S
Parti.*. Moonlight Trip. A m » . ^
.
TEL. H A M P T O N 503
M „ . H. C. O lm or.
N. L. 5
Jr
b e a c h c o m b e r
panoram a
b e a c h c o m b e r
—
{Continued from Page F ‘ ve )
the entire settlement—w« .
'
stanLly and confidently
I couldn’t have gotten the
surance from a few pages 0 W
listicB that I feel after talkii
Chief Lam ott,
J
answers—also written down in o
A faultless file system at
book, and a book which I not only call board shows the men In a ^
have easy access, but which I saw end the location of the box indw
Avhen it was being printed. So, in ed on the teletype. Although
my own defense I won’t disclose calls are phoned in. each akn
which 1 read and which I h°ard is given the box number of that h
Let it suffice to say that Town R e­ calit,y. O f the 93 boxes a few w
ports are very dry. W hat you [ "ph an tom ” boxes, used only toil
couldn't learn from the Annual re- i in taggin g the location of thecal!
port is what you really want to
W hen an alarm is rung in ih
know that for a resort of this bell is rung at the stations and t
size, where thousands and thous­ the houses o f the call men, aa
ands of people spend carefree vaca­ as at the P o lic e Station. Rin^
tions, where a tossed cigarette or four times, certain trucks are u
a forgotten burner could destroy signed to each ring, with me
ig The New Ham]
Seacoast Region
Since 1836
NO
Fire - Casualty - Life
E N T E R T A IN M E N T
OR
FOOD
TAX
Although It’s Fun to
EAT AT
The James G rille
3 Market Square
Portsmouth, N. H
Between J & K Sts. on the Blvd
OPEN
U N T IL
1
A.
M.
EXETER
%\ m
u y ju
has this system.
*
( Continued on Page Thirteen)
in the movieB
buiJ„
“ urazlng the ori^ a l
uilding on the department site.
PANORAM A —
(C ontinued from Page Twelve)
M A R G U E R IT E
T h is year the “ two-platoon” sys­
Marguerite H u p p e r
c
tem was introduced. With this ar­
rangement, half of the crew 1b on
duty all the time, going on at 8:00
a. m. and o ff at 0:00 p. m. They ro­
tate on 24-hour duty so that every
sixth day a man may take a full
day off. *
Since 1923, when this building
was erected, there have been no
really serious fires although, be­
fore that year there were# a few
that caused a great deal of damage,
street
Sandwiches
OCEAN
2159
HAMPTON
W.
Fresh
D ally
W A R R E N 'S FA M O U S
C A N D IE S
"8ee Them Made"
197 Ooean Blvd.
Candy Mailed
Capt. Fred W illiam s ‘N Y O K A ’
D EEP 8E A F IS H IN G P A R T IE S
Leave 8tate P ier Dally and 8un.
8:00 A . M . and 1:30 P. M.
Balt and Lines Furnished
18 Marsh Ave., Hampton Beach
Hampton 2240
BLVD.
TEL.
H.
^ a v Ume the ba»<iing was
bv? Alexander Brown who
$ nt®d the borage apace on the
i *>t loor and had tenements on
the second, living there himself.
Now the building 1b owned by the
Precinct Commission.
Up until recently, the firemen,
who are all familiar with first aid
treatment, carried medical supplies
to all the fires but with nurses on
THE
ASHW ORTH
PONY
PIN E S
Rooms w ith private bath.
H o t and Cold W ater.
V acancies fo r July.
H ig h St., H am pton, T e l. 710
BEACH
YOUNG
R ID E S
SA FE
P O N IE S FOR T H E
C H IL D R E N
_ NO W A IT IN G —
Leaders fo r the Beginners
Open 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M
C A L L H A M P T O N 2038
Wmnacunnet Road
Opposite the Gas Balls
1 M ile North Casino
F o r P ro te c tio n
ON
YOUR
SUM M ER
PROPERTY
NSURANCE
AGENCY
HAM PTON,
H A M P S H IR E
NEW
TO UR IST
CAM P
North Shore Boulevard
Jk
w r w 'm
liiiiiiiimYi»m.1lUUihLTTT
reporting as their particular «
gines are called.
j
In the even t that all trucks u
out at once, the Salisbury depai
ment sends equipment over to co
er the station. Cooperation amot
the surrounding towns and cilli
is outstanding and because calls fi
aid are answered so often and J
facilitate operations in their 01
territory four mobile units t
soon to be installed In the Chlei
car, Engines 2 and 3 and in Is
der 1. Th ese two-way radios f
operate on the State Forestry Fl
quency. W ith seven towns she*
w ill be the eighth or ninth on t
operating on this system, Hampt
list and then our men will be ll
to operate in any city or town Q
Heard?
Hampton, New Hampshire
Winter Address
mUPSHEtfcfc U
im a d e m y
HAM PTON
a typical
BEACH
31 Sherwood Road
M ELR O SE, MASS.
Albert D. Fanning
Hazel P. Fanning
B ou levard
ON
P A L M E R ’S
12 MILES— ROUTE
Historic Houses
Phillips Exeter Academ
I he places where Geor,
Lincoln stopped
The sites where Exeter
D IN IN G
THE
HAM PTON
A IR
BEACH
C A S IN O
ROOM
GRILL
Ted H erbert end H is Band
T U E S .,
h,ngton and Abraham
T H U R S .,
»
Fried Clems
a Sped
SAT.
8-8:30
a
H E N R Y ’S
“S T A R S
ON
THE
A IR
Lobster A ll Styl®
Opp.
C O R D IA L M E R C H A N T S W I L L G L A m v
U P -T O -T H E -M IN U T E M E R C H A N D ISE FOI SERVE YOUR
* b e a c h wUeRa R NEEDS
house.
and
Exeter Count
Sporty 9-Hole C
MODERN THEATRE
CoaBt
N o rth S hore
G uard
8ta
THRU
SAT.
6:45-7:00
STEAK
Hampton B
AM ATEUR
W IT H
N IG H T
FOOD
Right F rom T h e Bandstand
beach
Y O U N G ’S
ry Club
M ON.
In Front of the Casino
M ONDAY
ourse
ONLY
—
?:3<M
j f i t svnm s, w e
d e l ig h t f u l
Most Stores Closed Wednesday A f te rn
Excellent Bus Service Between q
shopping
~
nlevardat A Street
t
24-H our
Phone
Hampton
HAMPTON
BEACH
The BEACHCOMBER
tlint "the scare is usually enough-’
With the exception o f one or two
PANO R AM A Coffee
children it is sufficient to have the
■•joke” back-fire. I don’t want any
(Continued Iron i Page Thirteen)
children to think from tills that
ROGER'S
Chief Lamott considers turning in
M arsh A ve.
In bringing up the “ false alarm' a false alarm a necessary part of
question (there were 9 last year) growing up but 1 do want you to
I found In the Chief, a fine under­ know that this man who could be
standing of children and a know­ harsh, but who, while he knows the
ledge of human nature. Remember­ potential danger o f a false alarm,
TeL 863
ing the days when he was a boy. also knows the potential damage in
JU N K IN S
he isn't overcome by the import­ misjudgement of a child.
" #
OCEAN BLVD
Delicious
ance of his job. He knows from
Glancing over a list of calls
HOME
MADE
CANDIES
seeing boys who have been caught, from the past few years, the Chie
CORN
S P E C IA L T IE S
suddenly looked up and said, "A c t­
S ee T h e m Made
ually this isn’t a Fire Dept. It’s an |
193 Ocean Boulevard
Compliments
Emergency Dept. You know w e g e t j
called in for every confounded 1
thing you can think of."
which provides
Besides having people call them
E N T E R T a r\nifu,xF r
to ask for the right time, they’re
Norton’s Fish Market
called for drowning accidents be
cause of their inlialator. they re­
Fresh
FI
SH
move cats from poles and logs from
lobsters
roads, they s.raighten ou. wires,
f
o OPth B m <*
thaw out frozen water pipes. One of
Next to Coast Guard Station
the mos- singular calls they had
was from a house where some
of home-made rootbe-r were
W R IT IN G EVERY FORM OF
■bottles
%
The BEACHCOMBER
V I
— span piers 86 feet on the centers,
The drawspan Is to be of the tri
m•
union bascul
der side, Inst *e type level on the un
aB originally a.d of arched 2.7 feel
|afford a L_. proposed. This will
'fe e t between
horizontal opening of 40
The bridge fenders.
clearance »_
will have a vertical
tide and 27of 18.8 feet at mean high
instead of 18 feet 7.1 feet at mean low tide,
originally planned, and 19.7 feet a3
mit ordinary boats This will perthe bridge but
to pass under
will be ■ ■ ■ ■ ■for
,
sailing crafts it.
necessary
to tide
raise the draw
particularly
_i- at high
mi
The drawspan piers are to b€
carried down to 30 feet below mean
low water Instead of 22 feet as
first planned. The piers are to be
supported on timber piles which
will assure ex*,ra strong founda­
tions, sunk well into the bottom of
the river. The bridge will be 1222
feet in length exclusive of the ap
proaches. A new road of consider­
able length over the Seabrook
marshes will lead to the structure
CONTRACTOR
501
Hampton Beach Chamber of Commerce
YOUR
TRY
standing ou the kitchen table. E v
ery few minutes a bottle would pop
and glass was flying recklessly.
One of the women liid in a closet
and every time she put her head
out to see if the coast was clear,
another bottle would hit the ceil­
ing. The firemen saved the day by
smothering
the
rambunctious
bottles with a rubberized blanket
so the women could leave the
kitchen.
’
- Groceries
ts and Vegetablc
(In Season)
CARRY
B IR D SE Y E
A
FROSTED
HARBOR
GRILL
- * '"
orities.
The present-plans call for a 13Have You Heard?
span bridge, the approach piers
Who thought the bakery line at
being 94 feet apart and the draw the Diamond C was a nylon line?
A t The Bridge
H A M P T O N BEACH
-----------00 A. M.
There really isn’t room to des­
cribe everything I saw—the Inlrlcate call board—the mystifying bat­
tery room with its portable gener­
ator (the men do all their own line
^ork’i—the shiny engines with
everything in place — one with the
canvas net folded in quarters-^,th-
Open
—
----------10:00 P. M.
H O M E COOKING
ALL
L argest Agency on Hampton Beach
Visit The
fContinued on Pqge Fifteen)
S T A N D IS H
Attention— Hotels
[F T S H O P P E
—
-M O VIE S—
- S O U N D
Movie expert now at
home w ill show professound movies at hotelBi
homes. Programs for all
ns.
Complete
equipar any size group. Has
i over 400 shows.
1
_l
COMPLETE
THE
I
I
through the
Standish Gift Shop is
hke o, trip around the
world”
o ^
■=* them area team, 16-0. Following
' the game, Fred Noseworthy of Dur­
.SC O U TS —
ham, field scout executive, present­
ed a cup to the winning team.
( Continued from Page Three)
John W. Hopley of Portsmouth
was general chairman of arrange­
ments and also camporee chief.
i
Ocean Boulevari
“A " Street
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W E D N E S D A Y . AUG UST 7, 1946
SUITS
Styles—don’t miss these
exceptional values
SALE
Regular price
PRICE
BLO USES
Cotton - Wool
Flannels in Green, Lime
Rayon
Sizes
Sizes
32-36
12-18
SALE $2.96
Reg. $5.96 Sale Price $3.60
SALE $$.96
Plaids In Sizes 12-16
WORK
Reg. $5.96 Sale Price $3.60
S U ITS
SKIRTS
Monotones. Plaids, Pleats,
SW EATER S
Trik Skirts. Here's values
that can't be beaten.
Lovely
Colors
Slipons In Sizes 32-40
Reg. $3.95
SALE $1.95
Reg. $6.95
SALE $1.96
Reg. $7.95
SALE $3.65
M REET
FLOOR
A Beautiful Selection
e Ihtng For Early
Of
Fall D ays
Suede Front
« Sale at $15-$21
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Sizes 32-38
ANOTHER
H O USECO ATS
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Wool and Rayon
Reg. $9.96
S A LE
Reg. $12.95
SA LE
All-W ool
H OUSECO ATS
Reg. $19.96
GEORGE
37-41 M arket Street
8 A L E $9.95
lot
? izes f r o m 33‘
variety 0{ colors.
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Very Coat F orTtiia
H erb ert
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