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Asbury Park Press from Asbury Park, New Jersey • Page 18

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Asbury Park Pressi
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Asbury Park, New Jersey
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18
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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEwft), MOMjas, Atuuai ivrt Island Heights i errkfr PUBLIC DISPOSAL M.E CONTINUE! oriN iveki hiii till it r. H. EVERYTHING GOES ANSELL JEWELERS (SI Cooknun Avenue, Asbary Park SCOH'S SCRAP BOOK Dy K. J. Boy Honored STEINBACH COMPANY ISLAND HEIGHTS James iiuuica was iucbl ui jiuiiut party given by hit mother Mm.

Irving Nobles, celebrating hU Al IS rWiM(S (toft. AMP MAY tHIML IV I MOL BaiLLiAH-fiY fo. Don't forget TIMBERLAYNE HOMES fourth birthday at hli Home on Central avenue on Friday afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Samuel VLA.U.

Murtl COAL j- I IS REQUIRED -fe MAKl OWL BA.aa.IL ASoLlH FOR VETS APPKOX, $48 MONTH I MlnatM Trim Aibary Park on SI Call FariBlniaaia S-1II1 WKtl-fKiumf ust a sncfAaW SPECIAL OFFER! ONE WEEK ONLY! 'Q fZl ONI llM-fK Noblei and Nathalie, Samuel, Leah and Arthur Nobles, of Riverbank, Mrs. William Glester and William and Robert Lewis Glester, John Ilclmbold and Roger Kriney. Dinner guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wallace and son, Tommy.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert InKlls. Camp Walk, are entertaining Mrs. M.

Forrest and sons, James and Richard, of Red Bank. Frederick Merget, who has ju.4 i returned from a motor trip to Chicago, is spending the remainder of his vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Irving Nobles and family before returning to his duties on the New York police department. Mr.

and Mrs. Glester and family are spending the weekend In lSt AAt TIB MAXP it) T-LOfciBAS MAAINUAM AQUARIUM. -KUI. It MM ROOM IH0U( a0 4o CKAil -flttlS. OWM FOOD.

t( EM ll IMUfc. Metuchcn with Mr. and Mrs. Clin ton Baker, and family. Mrs.

Roy Rhinehart. Minerva will remain there for a two-week visit. BANKERS ltd A 320 MAIN JT. (CMr MMi in.) 1 I AVON IT THE SA. M.

I. I I ASfeury ak 1-IMa I 1 Main Offleai 40 Hamilton Siraal, Paiirwn, N. Barry Vautier celebrated his Methodist church senior choir at the home of Mrs. Edith Sffldons on Wednesday evening. Those present were Mrs.

James Roberts, Mrs. Lester Johnson, Mrs. Hazel Fisher, Mrs. Ernest Walsh, Mrs. Alice Bruce.

Mrs. Alfred Irons, Mrs. first birthday at the home of his Miss. Bonnie and Miss Patricia Kessler of Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Shedaker, Burlington, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wallace over the weekend. Mrs, Alfred Irons and Alfred Barbara and Minerva Iron motored to Philadelphia to visit Mrs.

Mabel Webb and Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs? Joseph Vau tier on Wednesday. Mrs. Raymond McDaniels was Robert Dulk and Mrs.

David Good ife guest of honor at a shower given by members of the Island Heights man. Canplcla In Tb Praaa Mrs. Ernest Wilber entertained at a birthday party for her son Ernest Craig, who was three years old on Thursday. Those attending were Mrs. O.

Allen and daugh ft ter Linda Fay. Richard Wilber, Mrs. Robert Irons, and Jeffrey and Hobert jr. Irons, Mrs. Clifford Shaw and daughter, Margie, Mrs.

"TEASER AD" NO. 3 Jennie Wilber, Mrs. Raymond Mc- Kelvey and son George, Mrs. Al inert Irons. Mrs.

Charles W. Wilber Miss Alma Wilber, Mrs. Oliver flfl Wallace and son Thomas. I Members of the ladles auxiliary of the Island Heights fire depart mm VII ment held a meeting at the boro hall on Thursday evening. Plans were completed for the group to attend the Firemen's parade to be held in Toms River August 19.

Uniforms for the entire group have 2 -Piece Custom -Made been ordered. Arrangements have ibeen made for a beauty contest with the winner to be named Miss Heights. Slipcover Sets Sewing Groity Meets The Sewing group of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Hamilton Methodist church AUG. 10th, WILL BE YOUR TIME TO ACT! It- is absolutely FREE, and it will be to your advantage to attend and make 'your own decisions. You may be sorry later if you don't, but then, it will be too SEE TOMORROW'S ASBURY PARK PRESS FOR IMPORTANT FACTS met with Mrs.

Elmer Rice In the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harold Shafto, First avenue, Asbury Park, I Thursday afternoon. Members Regularly 79.95 iwere invited to an all-day meet ing Wednesday, In the church to mark prices on articles for the bazar, to be held Aug. 23 and 24 the Lou Ellen hotel, Ocean rove. The Shore's leading real estate re offering bargains In every day on int tress silled page.

"A Word To The Wise Is Save over 20.00 during this wcrk-long offer! Your slipcovers will be made to the same rigid specifications as our higher-priced covers with zippers included at no extra cost! Choose today from a wide range of correlated striped and floral pattern in textured fabrics and prbblecloths. Every yard of'fabric sunfast, tubfast, and pre-shrunk to insure long wear and lasting beauty, Kxtra Chair Cover 22.00 NOTE: During this event only, the tervice charge usuotly added jor out-of-town cutting, will not apply in Monmouth and Ocean Countiei. SLIPCOVERS, Fifth Floor mimm ANOTHER NAME LECTKU Springfield "Sizeset" All-Wool Blankets 'HbfiAE heating On th marker today, you will find many methods of Retain Their Shape And Fluffy Nap T1. homt hooting, ranging from wood pot-ballitd tovat to automatic controlled units fired by coal, got or oil. 1 SPECIAL AUGUST PRICE BUT, nono can comporo with the efficiency of ELECTRIGLAS RADIANT HEAT.

a 1 4 itr. 12.98 With this modern form of heating you do not require a furnace, pipet, radiators, registers, or chimney. So it cotti you lest to install, need never worry about fuel shortage or deliveries! ELECTRIGLAS ii Odorlett! Leavet no oily film! Regularly 14.98 WW Requiret no maintenance at there are no moving portt to wear out. Protect! health and property becaute it it Fumetett! and Flameleu! ELECTRIGLAS IS TRULY THE SAFEST, CLEAN Washing an all-wool blanket has always been EST, MOST EFFICIENT HEATING SYSTEM IN THE WORLD TODAY. GET THE FULL DETAILS NOW! the best method of cleaning it but it usually means shrinkage loss and the matting down of the finish.

NOW thanks to years of experimentation by Springfield Woolen lills, these pitfalls have been The revolutionary SIZESET process banishee ELECTRIGLAS DEALERS HODAPP'S ELECTRIC CENTER Main Str.tt SPOTtWOOO. N. J. South Rivar S.230S-M PROCTOR ELECTRIC CO. 04 Aabury Avanua ASSUNV PARK, N.

J. Aabury Park 2-S3S0 E. ROBERT ILAISDELL SIS Morford Avanua LONG BRANCH, N. J. Lang Branch S-0172 A.

I. DE BOW Itt Main Straat ADEQUATE WIRINO CO. St Broad Straat KEVPORT, N. J. Kayport 7-1410 ATLANTIC ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.

71 Firat Avanua ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. Atlantic Highland! 1-0010 CHERRY I WATKINS 21S Forman Avanua POINT PLEASANT, N. J. Point Plaaaanl 8 0214 ALLEN M.

CIERPIK (S Curtis Avanua MANASQUAN. N. Manatquan 7.0052 Wool blanket worries because it makes shrinkable negligible under normal waahing conditions, eliminates matting and even aids in rratoring the brilliance of blanket colors after washing! Choose yours in inr, white, red, rose, blue, aqua, green or gold with matching rayon satin binding. Each blanket comes in an individual plastic storage rase. Save even more by buying two for 23.00! mm aw Am, Manatquan 7-0253 NORTON ROBERTS Kaata Avanua TOMS RIVER, N.

J. laland Haighta 4 M17 J. 0E0R0E SMITH 10S Main Straat ALLINMURST, N. Allanhurat 1-2717 CHESTER THOMAS 1145 Oeaan Avanua St BRIGHT, N. J.

Saa Bright 2-0SM YOV MAY VSE OL'R BLASKET LAY-AWAY PLAS SELECT1SG OUR BLAMKETS yon; paying for tuem wev de. UVERED IS OCTOBER. Just One of Several Fine August Blanket and Comforter Valuest E2UTOJ ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Distributors of ELECTRIGLAS 1000 THIRD AVENUE ASBURY PARK BLANKETS, Third Floor.

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