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I'" S ' S.VJ *ersonal... Clubs .. 4 Lodge GWEN riBfTIT, Bepnfar ili CSuh and Mrs. H. B. Cooper. Wh si and win honor ^ _ ___ti •»• Central av., has been named a Sarah gala Idl Ladles' HieSt'dinner party, MORE SOCIAL, CLOB School Girls taken into the Girl Willlstnn scholar at Mount Holyoke scheduled for Monday at »M p. m. fomen'sChib Scout troop were Antoinette AnnarelU. Norms Canajsza and Janice high avenge In academic work dur- Chita. College. South Hadley. Mast- far aat the Ocean City-8omettl j NEWS ON PAGES 13 and 14 James M. Allen WtasenthaL They also retell ing the first four semesters. The affair, for Craftsmen and gifts from the Brownies. Cited Names Wanted Is Married Pendants far a year's attendance MtSB Cooper is a gndnate of the their wives, win feature * 5F°& also were distributed, and the troop Westtown friends' ihool, and hasatonal entertainment to last two e made to two mem. Women 1 * dab far their for Stainton Club 8t Stephen's Methodist Church, was given the number of 2. been an active member of Mount houn or longer. Holyolce campus life, serving aa• *• Representing the Girl Scout Troop C^fTatflftllvOVU* *WSS LAC ^îf-H^ Oif & trar telMlf at a the velttiefund T tart ThdT Olyde at th* at Rebefcah Meeting: bnely wedding on Saturday when ere Mrs. ESteabelh Ay. leader, treasurer of the fhmn rreahtnan Uclass, Miss Edith Wsanl. daughter of Mr. Dorothy Hostler and Barbara Weir sophomore representative of the college Judicial board, and publicity Dr. Crowe to Go 1 on Mrs. Amis Roy, Noble Grand of Ocean City Rebekah Lodge has reeted and Mrs. Daniel Ptsanl. of Gennan- y ^^j died A report wait made on a skating chairman for the Fellowship of 3-Week Vacation town, became the hrlde of James M. party last Saturday for the Brownies Faiths campus conference. quested an n members eb bi to • ratted aie largest sura t to bring to Altai, son of Capt and Mrs. Theo- Allen. 333 Bay av. by Howard Stainton • •* Dr. Aldrich C. Crowe wil) names for t&e iftnut and Mis. Dorothy Mc- Stainton Club at t adore Mrs. Ethel Shaw, leader of the here Saturday for hl» boyhpa" IbrecUicd the award for a meeting Monday at $ p. m. In The The bride, given In marriage by Brownies, announces that any gni in MomtevallOL Ai^K*t«^_ ^h h ntatbod of fnnd-nislng. Sentinel-Ledger Building. her father wore • charming gown seven yean of age or older may Join Episcopal Women wiU spend tbfte weeku, vialtlnit IJMne Wllltamsand Mrs. Mctrd to representVtoeUpiwas made last Wedm ace neckline and fitted bodice, with its were served. * *• . at committee A visit to Lillian HebeKah I of irory satin, with off-the-shoulder the mother, Mrs. P t. Crowe. To Meet Tuesday >y Mix Hazel Bussom, Mis. t till skirt and a tone court train. A An important business meeting of the Ocean City Plan- Under. Mrs. I*»Ji Adams. Mrs. Anna tiara of Ivory satin and mange the Women's Auxiliary of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church will take Place WHUAM8 ON TUP Roy and Mrs. Dorothy Lemont. blossoms held her fingertip veil in Miss Campbell Mr. and Mra. f. SJw*rd i 1 McDowell, perstmnel Mis. Homer, junior Past place, and she carried a bridal :allowing corporate communion services at 10 A. m_ Tuesday at the Ml Central ar, left Wednotdaj W director of the M. E. Nahle Grand, will represent pt the shouer bouquet of unite bridal roses Enters Cornell U. visit his dater-in-law tn Stroudjud friends In Baltimore CWy.j the I«*?" l and tiny pompoms, with a large parish bouse. Miss Betty Campbell, daughter of Tney plan to re- 12*2&l° •> Rebdath I. at 8:15 State Assembly session Tuesday a: white orchid in the center Mrs. Jean Campbell. 8495th st.. left All members are urged to be present to discuss plans for fall activ- , at Mrs. tne Madison Hotel, Atlantic City. MAID OF HONOR Sunday for Ithica. N. Y_ where she I Fennlyn pi On Tuesday evening Mrs. Homer Miss Connie Brant, of Gennantown, who served as maid of honor, will attend Cornell University as a i*'es. NEW VE88ION wO] take her Past Noble Grand degree in the As^mbly. wore a f irschia gown with fitted student in the hotel administration The Auxiliary is staging a rum Bus motorman (loudly): "Kindly course mage sale this week at Russell's shove each other to the rear, of the - Miner Married Other members of the local group bodice and full skirt Her headdress As was reported In last week's Bakery. The sale began Wednesday bos, please!"-— Louisville Ooorier- , «adMn 3.1 also plan to attend the session. Sentinel-Ledger. Miss Campbell had ana is continuing throughout Ffclda] •T, announce enrcHfed at T^nple Dni^rigity but to raise funds for the benefit of the Joamal WD, Ham, Ctater. of We toi rwfH i 1706 Wesley a*, fa _.. Bnner hone tMs week t l%iladdpUa« Never has there been such a Sfleetion,.. never such opportmnlty to look new in vhat b8cO"«3 you most... as at eur FACTORY SX031 today, tonorrow and always. AGGRESSIVE has a narvelous sol«etica Of clothes fop ths children, too, Alterations are HUE COAT CO. INC, «AMMONTeN, N. J, BiM.*»imintmiT. Merit IN Tfak 4 BD. Omp WMMII 1 Ueda OM* b*»T' 91» 9, Svndoy fiH 6 .„ . = Betrothal Vv -c' of Resort Couple was of m**^htr]g- fuschia plumes and net, and aba carried yellow rases. — -—nalds wen Mrs, Edith and Miss Frticja "' , cousins of the bill wort blue and rink, rasp. They carried ted roses, and costumes. Including matching dresses, were In style similar b of the said ol Honor. RECEPTION FOLLOWED Malcolm Howies, of this city, was best man. Daniel Pisani. Jr., and John Pissni, her f& it Both Miss MeRalf af and Mr. Kelly M graduatti dti ol Ocean fflty fflty Hih High School brothers of the bride, ae, were mere ushers, —•"—~ The churcn *aj decorated " wlta palms and gladioli. A reception followed at the American Legion HalL The couple left for a weddtag trip to New York. On their return they will reside here. More Girl* Jtaift Brownies' Troop The Brownies' troop conducted fly-up meeting Tuesday evening in the new library at Central mx. Mis* Cooper Wins New College Honor Miss Jean Cooper, daughter of Mr. W.C.T.U. to Meet Friday Mn, WTUiaBi Unsel, 417 Central av the part week at Shore MemorH The Ocean City unit of thewith Mr*. Otorge Cake and Mrs. Women's Christian Temperance Onion ail! have its first monthly meet- The Piggy Basket to raist welfare Anttieny Pipe asrisang as hostesses. two births re. ing ol ihe tail season Friday at 8funds wa* started on its rounds, am Qiferson, of p. m, at tte home of Mrs. Mary Christmaa cards for sale by ram Gardiner. 801 Central av. Mr. and srrs. Joseph R. Brudon liave closed the Audutwn Aparttjenls for the winter and have returned to their home in Audubon. Eat New Kind omiriy And Grow TMn* Dacttr't Dliceiiry jflu hf\f to d er fat u UJ mt tha h 4«!Hnotn arm kind at ttolj oJIfi AYHS. î 1 * K. of BrTxjfc'jni rvpettt itx of G JIM. n i-u[hLTrcix a_-jd p n rrpnrl of S to it Ib«. 2 uifk mLTrr^ l pywiiiiH wu , l c!tn4îi um tnd report quick and •j/e icatrt with O-*T 1U0 l c a muK All trithout d . _ VWS Ual " hrpjticiuL rfcU^j^ i Calamn FboMnK iha uatuumi 1OSE WEIGHT EACH WEtJC Sun inda. rmnli rfj^JMn^ that taxr itmdcr fn\n Kit V m^c, art AYDi (Jndj FUn Cm he lakra at box at at wort. Urlinnsl Ul J PIMENTO T 3|< HUT LOW •SULTANA ILUE ROSE ICONWAY.MI 15 • .'^?*a Mi
[•.Death JBBSBT TAXPAYERS have t minion ta t minion taxp the luieli ft? totfthta for the apt. fl«Ml high «pendtof budgrt g»lted to the i)(>eds ol the W«shln«ton bureaucratic empire. MANNA FOB O. B, PAXBOLLEBS Because of the presidential veto of tax reduction, taxes will continue M pour late the treasury at the same high volume. This will be manna from heaven for the msten f f the of kin of all and eent to the not Too Late To Oasiify WJI. His veto message Is • to when tax reduction win So the taipwen will emto i«ve and save to pay their 1 «r Fetteral upending which t on a war-ame tads In a i period. n ance of an army reU#r» e of Federal pay- On lift while thc earners of win swe^ their tax AH of an opi THE GODS S J awtf the iodi to f M« veto agsinilt the MOw^fare of 41 million tax- . He 1* the flnt president to K to veto a nattonal tax re- 1 bflL In AUne »w?j te de- *,tbe Wffl of the people u exrgpi^€5iM£i7§s to The New Jersey Taxpayers' Association says; "Use of the presidential veto to block economy and tax relief programs approved by huge Congressional majorities is dismaying to our taxpayers. It makes a mockery of the 1916 ballot box verdict which ailed for drastically reduced federal spending end a lightening of the income tax burden." A one-man block of overwhelm tog public opinion J5 something new to AH hJÔf CARD of THANKS tfbr the vstM of a large i (f their needed-«i relief has been JM^bf the window by the ; jl «e man who, on Jus own WE WISH Is thank trie many rriiad* WBo vialled our mother, Un. Adalalda B,' Dubi#r, and aoDIlBtlcd to nd hep carda, liltin ud flewari taroan the •Hki of her nine., in Sanaa Foist and ill thfflB who were »o thoughtful u her dealh, Theodore Pierios Thamas Pierson, Jr. Mm. Riilh B. Swing UST—Died •qalrnl fur neehpt««, I ' " IT 1MB and Blrapioo *»., 1*0.1 M, IUward If returned to 110] MnUiiM, IH iau, pill; ate i.noa k 1M ISM, laMHsf In varnlthad d, ranialiad. Oil Nut, |5i««. «tt*tt, SMB porch, Urdialai room, kitchen l W tak tli i , kitchen torn nil corouW. talk on tlimt noar; 4 bodrooma, I ill, batha aaa Ivn aund.ck SB Htoad floor, Plaad for taut. Compi.relr ud nicely ftm,. f.«r lint" irllb .man hinted ^Sf aver am SSi,SOD AlEn- B. Fsi, 1th ud Atlutlo it, 10.] SAIiS—HadnBlud hotel, tl t.edrooM, prlvste cad seml^priifiite baths, BJCSIT l d BeM, {ssd location, gBIndid fep couple. PrlL-ed Fight 116 Qrcas 6T, i@l| tractive "bnnnlo., Oi>daBa . hai ddnble sar- •n, lot 1:0 fast rrsBt by 100 feet dnp. Thu It «» HaliBt l l k HALE—SBfs#es aaa to b. Kmoin] from pirmlae. b> buj.r. Apply 111 JMlJOtlc av 10-10 na aate. Ion. It «» HalieBt vjlu. let a DBfunuhad, IB good condl. i room! asd buh, plyj a efiffl. lil bu, plyj a efiffl bisatlsB uililiy mon on first floor, T&u fj a reaJ buy at p.sso, Mr, Hills, care of Srak«r, sja AtloAtie av, »-IB or apBft volseit j daairabf earner, eestfal FRSidas Usprevefneots. $SSOO, aad Improved lolii Including l seciion, all Olgar UBim = prijpefly priced •ALE—POM 'il. |5 eoap., flSOi snick •31 eloh coupe |l?ii 154 |oa Few Inwk, rebuilt motor, fits. Bar, mil MS trade. Tamu, • Cralf, EnjiCb CfgjaU Phase geiBiri Foist ilig. je.17 SALE—4 oil Titavei |inin«e]ii dislsir roam t«t,l« %i: llbrnry labl« p.: one wsasiu macslae $31 00. t William Fehrle Memorial Field, at 2 30 p m. Coaches Ray Hyde and Ced Shields have been drilling the Point cquad several weeks and are looking forward confidently to an undefeated spason. Many new faces dot a strong Mrward wall which Includes Jimmy Marshall, formerly of the Pleasantvllle Maroons, Frans Van Tangen, Of Chicago, Andy Scola, Bob Fugec. Jake Schuff and Charles Gray, of the Point Ball carriers Include Colin Machines, Frank Duke and James Mahoney, BJI veterans and Iftat year's BUI Silwetter, Tom Neill, Ous Balliet and Joseph Velt. County Club Women Plan Card Party SOMERS POINT — The Atlantic County Federation of Women B Republican Olubs had an enjoyable ulternoon meeting last Thursday, at the home of the nre^ldent. Airs Caroline Bhreve, In Northnrld The members met at noon und had a box luncheon, with- Mri Shreve suODlylng additional refreshments. Plans were made for a larec card party this month, date to be announced, and Mrs. Albert Horton will be general chalnnan Speaker's were Surrogate Albert Abbott, and Gerard Oormley, candidate for sheriff s office. Members of the various municipalities of Atlantic County attended 64 Names Lopped From Voting Lists bixty-four rcglsteicd voters In Snmers Point hme been "purged' from thi> eligible icitlng list by thc Atlantic County Board of Elections, in the flr-.t tlcan-up of Its kin(< -.lnco permariPnt registration was installed in 1043 Those- removed weie persons who had not voted at lea-st once In a general election in four yi'iu-s The board ulso deleted names of 28 Vnwond regbtrants mid .72 In Northlleld CITY CAB Has Resumed its WINTER RATES 0105 Winter Office: 820 Asbury Ave. Parents Protest Pupil Transfer SOMEfiS POINT—A delegation of 24 parents appeared before city council Friday night to protest against the proposed transfer of younger pupils from the Dawes ay. section ol the city to the New York av school Lawrence Lee was spokesman for the group Council referred the matter to the Board of Education, to be considered this Thursday night The Board'of Echool Estimate will meet at the same time It was announced that the zoning ordinance will be amended when It comes up for final passage October 24 The change will make Launch av,, Maryland av and Miller av, residential metis, and Sunny av and Harbor la for a distance of 175 feet will be open for limited business Another amendment will limit the size of public billboards to 32 square feet i City Treasurer James M Manag-1 nan, Jr. reported that receipts from January 1 to August 31 _. 637 32, and disbursements were J107,- 162 34 Tax Collector Harry Smith reported receipts for August of $17,- 205 05, and for the first eight months of the year, $101,954 06 Officers Installed By Legion Post SOMERS POINT — Officers were Proposed Sewage Disposal Merger Cfpett to Inspection Seven Alternative Method* Proposed by Engineering Finn for Shore ftorfCoiainitnities 6OMfeRS POINT—A detailed report showing how Somers Point and other shore rd. communities can deal with their problems of sanitary sewage disposal In the nfnrt decade,* was placed on flle for public inspection here Friday night The report, prepared After an 11- month study by the Gpn Engineering Co., Inc., In cooperation with municipal engineers, will be available for public scrutiny at the city hall office of Engineer James M. Monatfhan, Jr., until Octotter 24. During the month 'any cltlitertfifty Inspect It and tak questions concerning the proposals. TOWN MEETING LATER There probably will be a town meeting called later to discuss future sewage requirements and hear criticisms or suggestions Thc Ooff report sets up seven different methods by which any one of the communities of Somers Point, Llnwood, Northfleld and Absecon can meet future sewage needs separately or by combined action The various plans would require annual sewer rentals froin property owners sers. ring comalternate f h sewer rental fcesÛd by users. The sWdy by the engineering < pany set up th* seven alter plans, barfed cm estimates of what the population win toe in tne Affected communities up to i960. HOOK UP WiHttf PTIaXaS The plan by which Somers Point, LtnwooO. JtorthfleW ana "~ ylcwd combine In would L mean that fleet their one opciftf technical phases of the joint au tty proposals. at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs Hattle Fenton. 38 E New Jersey av, by Gladys Price nnd Josephine Rediniua, county offlcerb Miss Anna Summers niu> installed as president. Other officers are Mrs Buthle Chamberlain, first vice president, Mrs Lois Ewing, second vice president, Mrs. Norma Meskers, treasurer, Mrs Alene Summer 1 !, secretary, Mrs. Margaret Wlnblow, sergeant at arms, Mrs Helen Summers, historian. Mrs Hattle Fenton, chaplain The next regular meeting will take f ilace at 8 15 p m Monday at the lome of Miss Dorh Frltscn, 16 E Groveland av SANDRA COX CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH PARTY SOMERS POINT — Sandra Cox, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Cox, 138 W John'son av, celebrated hei fcbtth birthday anniversary last Fridav by entertaining a group of friends at her home Her Kue">t"j were Georglanna Blnke. rdward Gross, Connie, Judy, Katlierine and Warren Brown, Cheryl and Charles McNeil. George und Eleanor Allen, Mimi, Dorothy and Jane Bog.c, Porky and Barbara Johnson. Shirley and Billy Brimm, Johnny Chew, Betty Brown, Doiothy and Debbie Bruce, Tommy Smith, i Sundra PeKgy and Wayne Cox, Mis Margaret New, Mis. Charlotte Smith, Mrs John Chew. Mis Bert Brown. Mri. James Ash. Mrs David Mnssey, Mrs Edith Blown, Mrs Georgv Allen and Mrs Ralph Cox is convalesiay av., after nkenau Hos- Hn, Maurice Wa na at her home, 1 , Jgbttn 111 at pltal, Philadelphia, Point Churches FIRST BAPTIST Hev. Richard Clork, Pastor 10 a m —Sunday School 11 a m.—Morning Worship "The Book of Revelations," 7th chapter, 4pm —Radio Broadcast, WFPO. 6 30 p m.—Young People's Meet- Ing 7 45 p m —Evening service "That Every Man Examine Himself." Last Sunday evening The Rev. Mr Clark baptized Billy-and Betty Jo Hcadley, and George Barclay, At the morning service, Carol Ann Barclay, daughter of Mr and Mfrs. George Barclay, was dedicated. * • • BETHANY METHODIST Rev. Jesse Philips. Pastor 10 a m —Sunday School 11 a m—Morning Worship Communion. 6 30 p m — Youth Fellowship meeting 7 30 p m —"The Living Fellowship, ' topic Wednesday 7 30pm —Prayer Meeting. 8 30pm —Official Board meeting. • • * ST. JOSEPH'S R. C. Rev. Paul V. Barry, Pastor Masses on Sunday at D and 11 GRACE LtlTIIERAN Robert Z. Wuehter. B. D., Pastor Sundny.October 5—The 18th Sunday after Trinity. 0:45 a.m.—Church Scliool. Mrs. Benjamin Sickman, superintendent. Classes lor all ages. Visitors wel- 11 aJn,—The Service; Sermon by for in our "FOR AN >.N 6O0D BATING" WIS SOW'S RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL BAR SOMERS POINT, N. J. CLOSED THURSDAY Open Weekdays from (P.M. - Sundays bom 12 Noon EVERETT BANNISTER South Jersey's Frefcmd Organist Enchanting Tan Nightly with the Magic of His Mnsio Shore rd. and Pierson av. Phone; S, P. 913 NurBery School, allowing the parents to worship at the Service. Holy Communion will be.administered. . New. members will be .received into the congregation at that time. Point Pantor Speaks at Evaiigel Meetings SOMERS PCPT A tWO^fe g SOMERS PCPT — A scries of meetings bepui Monda evening in the. Church School building, Calvert and Dudley av,, Vent- DOr Beighte, Atwitlc City, when the Christum Business Men's Committee-sponsored evangelistic services got unalr my. Bev. Richard Clark, pastor of First Baptist Church, Somers Point, is the speaker at these meetings. He is noted as a radio preacher and young people's spe&fccr. The meetings are conducted dally at 7 45 p. m. and arc Jed by Elmer Breder and, Wallace Haines, assisted by many of the CB.M.c. members. Special music has been planned. Including piano, Violin and trumpet specialties At the Sunday afternoon meeting the Revelation GospeV Team nil] be In charge, bringing chalk pictures, special songs and a gospel message. The public is invited to attend. William Morrow, meeting with the Cape May lib October 33, At the Cape M>y Darters. Hans for a ladles October 28. ranging «p to |7 Sinawiks Plan to Sensor Girl Scouts 8OMEH8 TOINT —' with ^ trade Hart, pren made on the ft party last Month at which Mrs. ited». committee er Information as to *•«: _ JnLniduOed as ft new mem- '-ware Mrs. Mllduced by Mrs. Theresa to fie ] TWO RETURN TO COLLEGE SOMfeRS POINT — Jack Saburn has returned to Mohawk College, Utlca, N Y.. after spending the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W, Sabum. Walter Sabum, who attended iummer sessions at Sampson College, Sampson, N. V,, returned Tuesday for the fall term, after spending the week end at home, m mi Ms ter, yfirtil«j'imBt ft 'n^cjci with r. iabutti, at tH ififi ld Maine. cj with g lodge Kiwanls Club October 28 at Golf dub was accepted, it win the regular October meeting of i of We me be the Point Personals SOMERS POINT—Mr- Frpd Relman, of PhJT " week-end guests of Francis Champion. Mis Margaret Harris, of Annie a,v, is entertaining her sister and family, of Philadelphia. • * • Mrs. Amanda Dtether j. ^ guest of ur and Mrs J. Victors, of Merchantvule. • • • Edward Kuntz, son ol Mr. and Mrs Edward Kuntz, Buy av, entered the Bordentown Military Academy during the past week TOUB HEW ENCtAND soMBRs vamt — MI&I Ana* Spiti L her brother, John Spite, and Mrs, Magdelene Spitz, all of Somers Point, and Mr tBBi >Ite. fceon But, er, oi Northfleld, spent last week on a ftrip through New York, New Hampshire and Vermont. •••••••»•••••••••»••••»••»••••••••»••••«•*••••• •INN Maryland Avenue, Somers Point • JACKIE • PIANIST - ACCORDIONIST Fun, Music, Fine Fofld and Drinks at Harry's Moderate Price* Phone: Semen Point 907 RUG CLEANING MEANS LONGER WEAR" Ltt us lighten jonr hongccltantng sa ftlr as your KUO8 an concerned! Oar netted removes all flirt anfl Mad before we cleau and die them. Store your rap with confident*! aha HUle cost or, we wiU prepare thorn and return to yon, hntaUL ' H. R. SAVltES' 329 Haveh Aveiiue Photte 6379.4 Persian Rug Co. ' f a l •^ âc^Ê^ ^fc-^=^ ^*.~=^ ^^T^^r ^fc^=^ ^ ^ - ^ ^fc^^^ ^fc^—=" COOK'S LONGPORT INN finis Cuisine Seafood*Steaks-Chops Cocktail Lounge and Bar 31st & Atlantic Avenue OPEN ALL YEAR PHONfi ZSISB | The Chatterbox Closed Til Early 1948 The Closing of the Chatterbox this season was hastened by a number df its key employees returning to College. The Chatterbox will re-open shortly nfUT New Year's Day. Ice Cream on Sale Our Ice Cream Delivery Service will continue until the reopening. , . , Just phone One-Eight-Nine-Eight (RfeFEAT it 1 BO TOULL REMEMBWt) Jean Campbell • Prop. MACS Acconunod&tioitt for Banquets & Partiei Open Every Day Pbone S. P. 951 GREGORY HOTEL - BAR -, RESTAURANT 900 Shore Road • Somei* Point BEER DIRECT FROM KEG. Delicious Food And firinks SNAPPEitSOVP - CLAtiSTEWS Campbell's Seafood Restaurant WILL BE OPEN tV«W THE FALL SEASON SEAFOOD TO TAKE OUT CHOICE STEWS AMD »AtP SHfetLS 3231 ASBURY AVENUE MoHdays photoe (D224 *1 Open 'TU Thanksgiving 9th St. at the fj Boai-dWalk CODD FOOD •"••r? from V AU % P. Ifc'^ LUNCHEOPJ PlYM PlytooirthlWe.nd AUwiticATe. '^ tomSAT. c&unm.' Johnson's Tit Full Course Turtey bffihtr. | 119 Shore Road Pnonc K m ll.ll Northwood Dining Room O tJ g — OPEN TU PtJRTHEK NOTICE — 400 Ocean Avenue 13th Season —._ PHONE 1213 Dinners from $1.00 ttaltr i:ifl to 7: fa i 1 pJD. to . piu. Club Breakfasts iroin 50c y 356S-IH, N. Gooaftrink» GooSûn ill *****>*»»•*• *»"""• AU Roll., Pic, Cake, Pastries — Direct from Our Own Ovens (And They Are DellctoM) 34 CORINTHIAN AVENUE We are Catering TO DINNER PARTIES, BRIDGE BANQUETS or any 'social affairs,Jit The No OutsMe Catering Phone 2144 for m Tasty Luncheonei HOME MAt>E ICE CREAM IS BETTER v W* Bk*, Our Own BUSINESS MEN'S LUNCH fi PLATIERS and SEAfOob jj FNpatcd in k SpoIIen KHOIH(I Our Own Make EVENING SNACKS : I BEVERAGES — FOUNTAIN SERVICE Phone 1577 for Orders to Be Made Vp] TheyTI Be Beady When Ton Call ' 715 Asbui-y Avenue . , i From 8:30 B. m. Until MUtnlftrt vvwvvwyuvuvw CLOSED SUNDAYS HOURS 11:30 to 1:30 SUBMARINE SUBf ••••-', .--fi;* •.•',"••'"
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