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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS (THE EVENING NEWS), THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1917 14 A) Former Shore SOT mi UPHOLSTERY RUGS CARPETS Cleaned in Your Own Home Coll A. P. 2-6317 FOR ESTIMATE New Home Upholstery Carpet Cleaners 161424 5th Asbory Park riaecoiri system Uf.9. 4 1 traveling the bride chose a grey print dress, black accessories, and an orchid corsage. They reside at 4975 Rubldoux avenue, Riverside.

The bride is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James McCall, and of Mrs. James Copley, Ocean Grove, N. J.

She was graduated from Neptune high school and served three and a-half-years in the Waves, stationed in Washington. While in the service she attended George Washington university. Mr. Leamon is a graduate of Riverside City college. He served three years in the navy and at present is associated with E.

B. Cordell, general contractors. The Easy Way to End Your Washday Drudgery ALSO QUALITY DRY CLEANING Prompt Pick-up and Delivery Service JERSEY SERVICE CORP. TeL Bet 9-0166 700 9th Avenue, Belmar Resident Wed (Special to The Press) RIVERSIDE, Cal. The First Baptist church here was the scene of the marriage of Miss Shirley Elizabeth Applegate, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Applegate, this place, formerly of Ocean Grove, N. and John Kenneth Leamon, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Leamon, North June 22.

The Rev. W. W. Cartherwood, pastor, officiated at the double ring ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore white nylon fashioned with an illusion neckline and train.

Her veil fell from a flat headdress trimmed with pearl ornaments in the shape of orange blossoms. She carried a white Bible covered with a white orcnid surrounded by white rosebuds and streamers. Miss Audrey Leamon, sister of the bridegroom was made of honor. Merle Twyman was best man and ushers were Glenn Stevens and Charles Hensen. After a reception in the church lounge, Mr.

and Mrs. Leamon left for a two week wedding trip to San Francisco and Carmel. For Neptune Laundry 8 Neptune Highway Neptune (Cor. Corlles Ave. I TeL A.P.

2-4543 ALL SERVICES PICKUP and DELIVERY CASH A CARRY 15 DISCOUNT Lowest Price Highest Quality VENETIAN BLINDS Rust-Proof $2.95 UP Steei Our first desire Is to please you with the Finest Blinds at the Lowest possible cost STEL ALUMINUM WOOD Custom-Built and Stock Allenhurst Venetian Blind and Shade Co. 533 Allenhurst 3-8105 Shower Honors Recent Bride (Special to The Press) COLTS NECK. A shower was given Mrs. Richard Dean, Mountainside, Monday night by Mrs. Bob Lord and Mrs.

Chad Gerow, Scobeyville, and Miss Jeanne Morgan, Holmdel. The affair was given in the Atlantic Township firehouse, Colts Neck, and was attended by 48 persons. Attending were Mrs. Edward Wylie, mother of the honored guest, Mrs. Joseph Miss Helen Reynolds, Miss Nancy Sue Moreau, Mrs.

Warne Snedeker, Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs. William Hunt, Mrs. L. A.

Mitchell, Mrs. William Buck, Mrs. Harold Gunther, Mrs. Henry Hammond, Mrs. Lester Richens, Mrs.

Russell Heulitt, Mrs. Chriney Conover, Mrs. James Matthews, Mrs. Sherman Hunt, Colts Neck; Misses Noreen and Doris Wylie, Miss Joan Heppiner, Mrs. Ruth McKnight, Mrs.

Charles Aunola, Mrs. M. Fickeis, Miss Helen Smith, Mrs. James Smith, Vanderburg, Miss Virginia Doolittle, Miss Lois Macintosh, Red Bank; Elsie D. Wycall, Gary Wycall, Mountainside; Miss Lavonnie Hadden, Mrs.

A. Davison, Mrs. Ida Davison, Elizabeth; Mrs. Ludwig Niehaus, Mrs. Russell Bray, Mrs.

W. S. Pitcher, Mrs. N. Morgan, the Misses Claire and Carolyn Sindlinger, Miss Phylis Giloly, Holmdel: Mrs.

Ada Lawrence, Miss Eleanor Lawrence, Matawan: Mrs. C. J. Clayton, Long Branch; Mrs. Charles Ellis, Vanderburg.

and Miss Charlotte Koenig, Marlboro. Mrs. Dean was the former Miss Betty Wylie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wylie, Vanderburg, and was married on July 8 at the First Methodist church, Elkton, Md.

PRE-IN VENTOR SALE BRINGS YOU That Cannot Be Beaten! "SaV A LAM- MODEST, MAIDENS "Pleased to meetcha, Miss Smith. Will you Marry me?" Striped Cotton 29c Yd. Pure Silk 1.9S Yd. up Curtain Materials, while they last! 10c Yd. 50" White Marquisette 23c Yd.

54" Woolens 20 to 50 off Cretonne and Upholstery Material 20 off Sheets $1.98 up Heavy Blankets $2.98 up -Local Play Suits BEACH COATS Happenings Pillow Cases .45 up Tur. Towels .39 up Feather Pillows 1.29 up Curtains 1.29 up Flowered Dish Towels 17 up Bed Spreads 1.79 up King Gives Consent To Royal Marriage LONDON. (JP) King George VI, carrying out an old ritual, rave formal consent before the privy council yesterday to the marriage of Princess Elizabeth and Lt. Philip Mountbatten. Under the royal marriage act of 1772, Princess Elizabeth not as heiress to the throne, but as a descendant of George II was required to ask her father's per-.

mission to marry, and his permission had to be "declared in council" before her marriage could take place. TEMPLE BETH EL First AT.n.e, A.fcary Fark Ario S. Hyams, Rabbi SABBATH SERVICES OBGAN CHOIR SERMON ALL WELCOME Friday, An. 1st. at F.

M. Gaeit Speaker: Rabbi Emanuel Green Director, Disk 1, B.B.Y.O. will "The Outer Space the Inner Man" Saturday, Anf. 2nd at 1:00 A. M.

Sabbath "Bahama" bar mitivah ot Lenli Saturday, Aor. 2nd, at 7:8 F. M. Minhah; Shaloih 8'ndo; Maariv; Hardalah. Mrs.

Margaret Wanser, Main street, Avon, a member of the As-bury Park Douglas MacArthur lodge, Daughters of Scotia, will leave Aug. 27 for the national convention in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Morgan and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Morgan, New York, former residents of this city and Eatontown, are spending the summer at Thousand Island park. Miss Frances Heck Vs OFF ffanet'Rose hopfe On the Point at Press Plaza 601 Cookman Ave, Asbury Park New Jersey homemakers report that the chief causes of home accidents are fatigue or carelessness, defective or misused equipment, poor or inadequate housekeeping and unsafe work habits. Each of these can be remedied. LEE'S FABRIC SHOP 211 CLIFTON AVENUE LAKEWOOD, N.

J. Hour: hionday 9 A. M. to 8 P. Tuesday to Friday 9 to $:30.

Closed Saturday and Sunday. Telephone: Lakewood 6-1293 street, has left to spend August in Michigan. SEERSUCKER JACKET DRESSES Sizes 38 to 44 EERSTJCKER $4.88 PRESSES Why A Fuel Oil Contract? A fad oil contract Is important. Tou are assured of an adequate fuel supply thruout the winter and in the event of a shortage you will be first to be served. Ask about our budget plan Spread payments over the entire year.

Clean Year Furnace Service Tour Oil Birntr Now! It Pays to Shop at the Sizes 38 to 52 Miss Louise Jennings, Glen Ridge, a former summer resident here, is spending a two-week vacation in this city. Miss Margaret Anderson, Seventh avenue, who was visiting relatives in Philadelphia, has returned to her home. Miss Diane Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.

S. Smith, Roseld avenue. West Deal, is visiting her sister in Canada. Mrs. Doris Clayton, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Bruno, 1617 2 for 9.00 FOR 30 YEARS We hove hod fine selection of UPHOLSTERY, DRAPERY and SLIP COYER MATERIAL to meet the most discriminating toste. And the beauty part of it is that we DO THE WORK RIGHT IN OUR OWN SHOP in which you ore WELCOME ot oil time. SINCE 1917 Harry Milberg Son 438 COOKMAN AVENUE Near Grand Avenue Next to Seacoaat Trust Co. Telephone: A.

P. 2-2170 500 FRENCH CREPE DRESSES SHOES poop 1J Sizes 38 to 44 SEABOARD SEflVKE SPUN RATON DRESSES $3-95 Sewall avenue, is recuperating at Sizes 38 to 52 2 for 7.00 The government estimates that food prices INCREASED as much as 15 last rrionth on certain items. But here at SHORE FOOD MART, prices are sensationally low. Compare, then come in and shop and you'll cut your food costs to a new low! CAMILLA'S the home of her parents after a recent operation in Fitkin hospital. Mrs.

Samuel Rogers, Lake avenue, has left to visit friends and relatives in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Connor, who were visiting relatives in Bradley Beach, have returned to their home in Washington, D. C.

Mrs. James Mancini, Fourth First Shoftin 909-911 SPRINGWOOD AVENUE ASBURY PARK OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL SAT EVENING UNTIL, 10:30 Free Balloons! FOR THE KIDDIES We have 500 Balloons to be given FREE as long as they last to the Children on FRIDAY and SATURDAY avenue, is spending the summer IN ASBURY PARK with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carlson, Red Bank. Miss Ethel Baker, Washington, a former local resident, will be the guest of Miss Frances Winans, Windermere avenue, next week.

Miss Kathleen McCullam, Emory street, has left to visit relatives in Philadelphia and Germantown. Hunts Tomato Sauce iJLf 7c Grapefruit Juice No. 2 can diohday Jahm Home of the Nationally Famous Holiday Farm Turkeys Clementine Paddleford of the New York Herald Tribune says the sweetest, meatiest, juiciest bird that has entered our kitchen These farm-fresh birds sold on year-round basis to hotels, restaurants and retail. All weights available. BABY POULTS AND HATCHING EGGS Telephone: Point Pleasant 5-0543-J-3 Leola Degree Team Initiates Member 16c Del Monte Plums 1 lb.

Jar Solid Pack. Tuna Fish 3Qc I.Irht Meat Light Meat The Jamison Automatic Electric Clothes Dryer This smart looking: gleaming: white porcelain finished cabinet dryer will complete your laundry needs. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY (Staff Correspondent) MANASQUAN. The degree team of Leola council, Degree of Pocahontas initiated Mrs. Olive 26c Kirkman's Flakes large pkg.

9c Babo Can White for membership in Pontoo- suc council at Red Men hall here Tuesday night. CHEF-BO Y-AR-DEE Mrs. Elizabeth Salmon, Poca Savarin Coffee 45c 1 lb. can remarkable savings Spaghetti and Meat Balls 15c Pope Spaghetti Sauce 6c (Mrat or Mushroom) I Swerl Magic Suds 23c 2 i.r 15c Sweetheart Soap hontas, heard committee reports. The group will meet Tuesday in Red Men's hall.

Also present were Mrs. Rhoda Held, Mrs. Susie Bracco, Mrs. Edith Stires, Mrs. Daisy Reynolds, Mrs.

Helen Senior, Mrs. Elizabeth Clayton, Mrs. Elizabeth Bedell, Mrs. Julia Stock, Mrs. Margaret Polhemus, Mrs.

Ann Newman, Mrs. Esther Anderson, Mrs. Clara Morton, Mrs. Margaret Ascough, Mrs. Viola Megill, Mrs.

Lela Megill, Miss Maggie Ross, Mrs. Nellie Yates, Mrs. Martha Peer, Mrs. Al-bertine Wallack and Mr. and Mrs.

Educator Crax pkg. 25c 1 largo APDCCCI Wheaties 9c S-oi. pkg. CHUNKEE NUT (Vacuum raekei) Blu-Whlte Flakes Peanut Crunch 2 for 15c ELECTRIC SHOP 715 Bangs Avenue Tel. A.

P. 2-6088 37c 1 lb. can Frank Pettit, Mrs, George Hau- sotte, Alleta council, and Mrs. Elsie Irwin, Mrs. Mary Trotter, Mrs.

Mary Jones and Mrs. Florence Wright, Pontoosuc council. vacation fashions Women's, Misses', Juniors' Summer clothes, many exclusive, just now being seen at the smartest places. Jean S. Anderson Specials From Our DAIRY DEPARTMENT The Launderette Fancy Engaged to Wed MATAWAN.

Franklin S. And N. Y. State Muenster Cheese 35c erson, member of the Matawan board of education, and Mrs. An derson, Wilson road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Medium Sharp Daisy American Cheese Summer Bologna ib.

43c n. 59c VISIT OUR DRESSES 12.0015.0025.00 formerly 19.95 22.95 35.00 SUITS 50.0075.00 formerly 69.95 110.00 PUYCLOTHES 10.00 22.00 formerly 16.95 29.95 BEACHWEAR 6.0010.0015.00 formerly 8.95 14.95 22.95 ALL SALES FINAL PRODUCE DEPARTMENT For Garden Fresh Fruit and Vegetables CHOICE MEATS and FOWL Broilers, Fryers Roasters 39c Special! Friday and Saturday Only CHICKEN LIVER 60c TOM TURKEYS 35c (8 to 10 -Ib. Average) Jean Shirley Anderson, to Charles Story Hallock, son of E. Story Hal-lock, Edgemere drive, and the late Mrs. Irene Butler Hallock.

The wedding will be Aug. 24 at the First Presbyterian church. Main street, Matawan, and will be followed by a reception at the home of the bride's parents. Miss Anderson is a graduate of Matawan high school and is employed as a secretary at the Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning company, Matawan. Mr.

Hallock served as a first lieutenant with the 11th airborne during World war 2. He was in the army for 41 months, 13 of which he spent in the Pacific theater. He completed his sophomore year at Westminster college, Fulton, in June. Following the wedding, they plan to reside in Fulton where Mr. Hallock will complete his education.

U.S. No. 1 Potatoes 5 lb. 19c i U.S. No.

1 Tomatoes 2 Ib. 1 9c The Launderette! Soy, folks, have you seen The latest way to become quite clean? It's not a bit like the days of old, When the good housewife would rub and scold; Using all her strength as the day wore on, And at eventide look pale and wan. Today she comes with smiling face, As she enters clean white place, Where everyone seems jolly and glad, From Ma and Sue to brother and Dad. They read a book or sit and talk, While the Bendix twirls the pack they brought. Then in less time than it takes to tell, The household laundry is washed up swell.

The way it's done in forty-seven, Makes wash day seem like Seventh Heaven. Now all we need is an ironerette, To stop with the clothes while clean and wet. Twould do away with the old clothes line, And wash day work of any kind. Till then, folks, please join our crowd; You'll sing praises long and loud, When you're a lady with the break today, At the Launderette the Bendix way. BY SYMINETTA BOTTA 601 Emory Street, Asbury Park, N.

J. A. P. 1-1341 Cal. Bartlett Pears 3 for 10c VEAL FILET n.

65c 151 Shark Rivar Follow These Simple Directions for Exceptional Savings. BRIDGE tt i r- FOOD 710 RIVER ROAD BELMAR Como Friendly Circle To Conduct Bazar (Special to The Press) SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS. The Friendly circle of Como Methodist church, this place, will conduct an all-day bazar Aug-. 13 at the South End pavilion, Sprint; Lake. Serving on the committee are Mrs.

James Eggimann, Mrs. Har- ry Burr, Mrs. Frank Newman, Mrs. Edward Lynch and Mrs. Douglas Woolley.

PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE HIGHWAY Oeven Hundred Thirteen Third AvnueSprin. Lake 3-3533 Poor Ninety Five Bloomfield Avenue MOntclair 3-0030 Tel. Belmar 9-0453-J STORE HOURS: Items Advertised on Sale for One Week MONDAY TO THURSDAY I It I FRIDAYS 8 to SATURDAYS to 4 Reserve Right to Limit Quantity..