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PAGE SIX THE PORTSMOUTH, N. HERALD, MONDAY EVENING, I IS JUST A THE CORNER Dispose of that attic full of odds and ends by advertising themin the HERALD CLASSIFIED Columns. COST IS RETURNS HIGH THE ANNOUNCEMENTS Personal SPEND A FEW MINUTES each day In regulating your waistlino at the Recreation Bowling Alleys. 25t YOTJR PERSONALITY READ through handwriting. 25c coin to Handwriting Analysis, P.

O. Box 84. Dover. N. H.

6t Strayed, Lost, Found 10 LOST. DARK BROWN COCKER SPANIEL, male. Tel. 213. 6t LOST.

KITTERY POINT BUS, KEY CASE, money personal papers, bunch keys. Reward'. 37 Whlpple Kittery. 3t 120 The Portsmouth Herald Classified Advertising COST CARD l.tnen Count 5 Words To Line ITftay 4 Pays 6 Days 373'ft S.TJ iTa's 725 1760 1.SQ 1.55 1.92 2.16 1.92 1 7 8 0 8 2 4 2.52 2 0 2 7 6 3788 .90 2730 1.0'0 2755 3.20 3.6ff 1.10 T2 3.00 3784 li 3.00 3 7 8 4 4 7 3 2 14 O8 5754 Classified Advertising Is on a Casb Basis. When Insertions are not con- secutlTe 1-day applies.

Minimum 3 lines (30c). Classified Display $1.50 per Inch, minimum 1 inch. Monthly Rates are obtainable on complete late card. ANNOUNCEMENTS Strayed, Lost, Found 10 FOUND. WRIST WATCH in Kittery.

Tel. 2420. 3t f20 AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sale 11 CAMP TRAILER. Inquire at Trailer Camp, two miles from Portsmouth, on Portland road. 6t Wanted--Automotive 17 CASH FOR USED 'CARS, trucks.

Drive In or call MM. St. Auto and Used Parts. 2940-w. Auto glass tl BUSINESS Moving, Trucking, Storage 25 1.

V. REGAN FURNITURE STORAGE Local and Long Distance Moving Elevator Service Agent ALLIED VAN LINES Telephone 1629-W for Furniture Brick bldg, elevator, law insurance Agents GREY VAN LINES. INC. Long Distance Moving Expert China Furniture Packing N. H.

STORAGE WAREHOUSE CC. Tel. 570, MARGESON'S Repairing and Refinishing 29 MAKE VACUUM CLEANER completely overhauled, rebuilt. Guar. 1 year.

$9.85. Plxit Shop. 135 Vaughan St. 15 BUSINESS SERVICE Repairing and Refinishing 29 FURNITURE of all kinds repaired. Antiques restored.

Walter A. Gage 250 Broad 2104. 25i JIB FURN. UPHOLSTERED, all latest fabrics, mattresses rebuilt. Free estimates.

Call 1040. Boxer's. Fum. Store, tf Jll EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted--Mole 33 EMPLOYMENT' Help Wanted--Female 32 QUALIFIED REMINGTON RAND BUSINESS MACHINE OPERATOR. Apply by letter Herald Box 71.

stating' record of experience. tf 119 GIRL as mother's helper. Apply 1247 South street. 3t 124 SALES-GIRL--CASHIER XWO FULL-TIME POSITIONS open in clothinj: store. One for experienced sales girl who can do minor alterations, and the other for a cashier who can also sell.

Only local people with experience should apply. Puritan Clothing Stores, 57 Market Street. It 124 Help Wanted--Mole 33 FINANCIAL.ADJUSTMENT COMPANY has immediate opening for man In this territory. Must have car and be free to cover smaller towns. $50.00 weekly guaranteed to man qualifying.

Write giving full particulars. Box 1148. Cleveland. Ohio. 2t f24 MAN WANTED in each county as rect representative of'Well known oil company.

Sell small town and farm trade on easy credit terms. Man over 'thirty preferred. Experience not necessary. Immediate steady income form an with car. Write P.

T. Webster. General Manager. 564 Standard Cleveland, Ohio. It f24 MERCHANDISE Articles For Sole 51 LAREST SELECTION OF FIREPLACE FIXTURES in city.

Many choice items. Beever. 78 Market tf s4 STEADY WORK--GOOD PAY. RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmers in Rocklngham County. No experience or capital required.

Write Mc- NESS Candler Bldg, Baltimore. Md. It 124 NEW FURNACES. 5 registers, '-installed $130. ready to use.

Terms, nothing down $8 monthly, starting October. Larger'systems. Also steam estimates. Write Superior Heating 16 Morn- Ing, Portland. Maine.

3-8617. lw fl8 Boots and Acceuories 52 1932 MODEL B--FORD MARINE. CONVERTED MOTOR, never used In bout. Tel 1594-J after 5.30. 3t f20 SALES MANAGER wanted, experience In furniture line, to manage a chain store in this city.

Write Box 72. Herald office. 6t f21 Salesmen, Canvassers, Agents 35 SALARY AND EXPENSES PERMANENT POSITION paying salary and expenses, based on small quota, open for producer qualified to call upon large buyers of standardized maintenance equipment. Product of nationally-known flrm used by Industrial plants. Inatltutions municipalities, school boards.

Insurance companies, real estate operators and large property owners. Protected territory. Old accounts given. Rapid advancement, assured right man. Write Herald Box 74.

It f24 Form and Dairy Products 55 LARGE SECOND POTATOES, 50c bushel, John Ml Ireland, Greenland, N. H. lw 117 WELL SPRAYBD SOLID BALDWIN APPLES, $1 box. Seals Farm, Greenland. Tel.

306-14. We deliver, 3t J20 Fuel, Feed, Fertilizer 56 I WOOD all kinds, per order. S6. Kindling, 8 baskets $1. Georga Pace, Tel.

296-2. 25t J4 LIVESTOCK SALES MANAGER Local man as manager of a well-established Portsmouth stare, selling men': and ladies' clothing on the installment plan. Only ambitious, hard-working men of good character should apply. Write full history to Herald Box 73. Poultry and Supplies PORTSMOUTH LIVE POULTRY--116 Market.

Wholesale and retail. Lowest prices in county. Chicken, fowl, broilers, etc. Tel. 740.

tf f21 Wanted--Livestock 50 ALL KINDS LIVE POULTRY. Highest prices. Cash every sale. Write or aaone. Felnman.

5 Forest, Newmarket 63. I2ra dll WOOD, furnace chunks, pine slabs, $6 load. 120 cu. feet. Kindling.

8 baskets SI. J. White, Tel. 2397-J. 25t J17 ROOMS AND BOARD Wonted--To Buy 66 WANTED.

LARGE HOT AIE FUKNACE also bath room kitchen plumbing Sxtures. Tel. 1252-W or write Box 69 Herald. lw Rooms With Board 67 VERY COMFORTABLE AND DESIRABLE Home cooking. Mrs.

Albert Smith. Kittery Point. Tel. 115S-J. lw f17 DOUBLE ROOM with board in private family: Excellent accommodations.

Call 986-J for appointment, 3t Rooms Without Board 68 COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS, 31 Government Kittery. lw 117 BURNISHED ROOM in private family. Tel. 1917-J. 150 Sherburne Ave.

6t ROOM with connecting bath, private family. 12 minutes to navy 1 rnnk Kitten'. lw FURNISHED ROOM in Pr'-vate family, gentleman preferred. Tel. 2553-R.

3t REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments For Rent 74 5-ROOM TENEMENT, location. all modern with garage. $40 month. Tel, 1 1751-W. lw 7 APARTMEIT, partly furnished.

Call 459 Islington street or Gas Station across street. 3 ROOMS, kitchen, new bath, heated, unfurnished. $10 week. Contra! location. 266 State, Mr.

Floros. 6t KO FURNISHED 2-ROOM j. 5 minutes to navy yard. Protestant adults, 9 Otis Kittery. lw f20 3 ATTKACTIVE.

UNFURN. nice location, electricity, running water, garage. Mrs. George Forbes Eliot, Maine. 3t f21 DESIRABLE PRIVATE HEADED eiec.

refrlg. Adults, c. S. Gerrish. Tel.

1193-W. lw 121 TWO ROOM APT. with private bath. Furnished, light housekeeping. Inquire 423 Court St.

3t ni DOUBLE FRONT ROOM, suitable for two, furnished heated, good location, 271 Pleasant St. 3t f20 KITTERY. TWO ROOM FURN. HEATED APT. near navy yard.

Tel. 2348. Jt lit Household Goods 59 OWNER LEAVING STATE. Glenwood Combination gas oil'Ivory range, perfect condition, late model. $45; also various household goods.

A. Brod, opposite Day's Grocery and Gulf Station, Rt. 103, Eliot. 3t f21 VACANCIES at 134 Middle street. 1 I single.

2 double furnished, heated. i Tel. 1312. 3t 2i I PRIVATE FAMILY. NICELY HEATED, FURN.

ROOM, Gentleman I 108 Spring St. 3-ROOM APARTMENTS, 4 room tenement, 1 corner store. Deer St. Mkt. Tel 1976-M.

3t f24 3-ROOM furnished. Adults. Apply 275 Lincoln Ave. Musical Merchandise 62 IKITTSRY. S-RM.

FURN. modem, electric stove, automatic heat. Tel. 1285. 2 Cook street.

3t J24 USED UPRIGHT PIANO, good condition. Tel. 2434-W. 3t 120 Wanted--To Buy OLD-FASHIONED WALNUT FURNITURE. Antiques of ell description.

Phone 2987. "Antiques." 264 Lafayette road Portsmouth. 25t J7 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Where To Stop In Town 72 HOTEL DOLPHIN. 28 High St. Rooms by day or week.

Reasonable rates. Centrally located. Tel. 52333. tf Near-Capacity Audience Enjoys Senior Class Play A near-capacity audience witnessed a splendid performance of "The Mad Hatters," tile senior class play at the Junior High school auditorium on Friday evening.

The play is a three-act farce by Kurtz Gordon. The cast: Gigi, a daughter Bemice Rand Angelica, the maid Marcia Yoffee Bunny, a son Robert Griffin Joe Hatter, father Bernard Winebaum Margaret Hatter, mother Mary Wood Hewitt Grandma Hatter Anne Willard Diana, a daughter Jane Hazzard Nancy, a young actress Dorothy Emery Mugzie Mullin, athletic director Taylor Greer Henry Harrison, Diana's fiance Gordon Wilson Elizabeth Harrison, his mother Betty Entwistle Clara, a talent scout Thelma Pollansbee The production was directed by Miss Ruth M. Grady, a member of the high school faculty. Several selections were rendered by the high school orchestra under the direction of Ernest P. Bilbruck.

Miss Hewitt, of known dramatic and musical ability, was true to form in the portrayal of her part. Robert Griffin was cast in a real- life setting, giving a good, account of a part that proved to be a "na- I AUTO BODY SHOP All kinds of fender and body work GLASS AND TOP WORK First class work at low prices BEN'S AUTO BODY Rogers St. near Junior High HEALTH PREPAREDNESS 5 Red Cross First Aid at Lowest Prices Stock Your Medicine I NOW Taylor's Drug Store )9 Daniels St. Tel.458 Use Our Lending Library FOR SALE: KITTERY 2 Apt. House, Rogers Rood, with over acre of land.

One apt. 3 rooms, the other, 6. Thoroughly modern, fine baths. Williams Automatic Power Burner, hot water heat. 2 car garage.

This property good for at least $75.00 per mo. Price, $3500.00. THE COOK AGENCY Kittery, Maine "Your interests are ours. Our best service is yours." tural" for him. These and the parts played by Taylor Greer, Bernice Band, Marcia Yoffee, Jane Hazzard and Gordon Wlson, in particular as well as the parts played by the other players testify to the directional ability of Miss Grady.

Thomas Ahearn was captain of the ushers. Assisting him were George Dawson, Herman Burt, Charles Sullivan, Alfred Harding, Louis Scliris, Patsy Genestreti, Paul Snook, Michael Griffin and Bradley S. Couple Feted On 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Peterson of 61 Dearborn street, Portsmouth, former residents of Manchester and Exeter, were surprised at a party given them in honor of their 25th anniversary. They.were presented many gifts among them 50 silver dollars. Mrs. Peterson was presented a bouquet of cut flowers and a three-layer wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. Guests were present from Nashua, Manchester, Plymouth and Portsmouth.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Predlund of Nashua and Mrs. Ernest E. Goodellof Manchester. Bridge and dancing were enjoyed.

Prizes in bridge were given to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Johnson, Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, Jean Monasta, Erwin Schmidtchen of Manchester, Eskil Fredlund of Nashua, Arnold Peterson, John E. Peterson of Portsmouth.

Arthur Johnson of Manchester was given the- consolation. Patriotic Tableau Presented At School A patriotic tableau was participated in by Boy and Girl Scouts, Brownie Scouts and Cubs at the Haven school Friday morning. The jaunty drummer boy was from the Kindergarten. Those talcing part included the flag bearer, William Penney; bug- er, Lois Webber; drummer, Robert Margeson; guard of honor, Martha Webber. Betty Smith, Joan French and Barbara Wright, Richard Walker, Robert Whitehouse.

Norma Jean Gillespie and Lois Ross. A patriotic program held the stage during the entire assembly jrogram of all grades in the lower mil of the school. Hadassah Holds Telephone Bridge A telephone bridge party was held recently by the local chapter Hadassah, The hostesses entertained at respective homes. There were 10 tables. Bridge and whist were played.

Hostesses were Mrs. William H. Hirshberg, chairman of the parties, vlrs. Jacob Doctor, Mrs. Joseph and Mrs.

Samuel M. Cohen. Real Estate Notes Following 'the latest deeds recorded a-t the Rockingham County registry of deeds: Wallace A. Canney, Rye, to Fred W. and Mildreti Y.

Caswell, Portsmouth, land and buildings, 133 feet on road from Portsmouth to Lang's Corner, Rye. Abraham and Louis Sherman, Portsmouth, to Joseph and Rose buildings on Paul street, South Berwick, IRS, 3.30. Ernest E. Cole, Eliot, to Albert Langley, Eliot, land in Eliot, IRS, .55. Ernest C.

Welch, Kittery. to Charles A. and Delia M. Burnham, both of Kittery, land, buildings at Kittery, IRS, .55. Willis P.

Batchelder, Wells, to Goodale Dixon. Wells, pasture land at Wells, IRS, 1.10. Goodale Dixon, Wells, to William G. Colby, Wells, sawable soft wood timber, land at Wells, IRS, .55. Landry, Portsmouth, 50.45 feet, i Ma sonic home, Manchester, N.

Miller avenue, Portsmouth. Nathaniel Jackson, Manchester, to Maine-New Hampshire Inter- State Bridge Authority, 20,865 square feet, on proposed highway, Portsmouth, also another lot nearby. William E. Beck, Greenland, to 'Evelyn. S.

Scartritt, Greenland, land, and buildings, 333 feet, Bayside road, Greenland. Egnacio Geraci, Portsmouth, to Maine-New Hampshire Interstate Bridge Authority. 106.8 feet, Haig Avenu 1 Portsmouth. Fredwtn Robinson, toM. Foumier, Portsmouth, 123.28 feet, Salter street, Portsmouth.

Mary A. Bates, Ipswich, to John and Rose Chandler, Portsmouth, land and buildings, 17.45 feet, State street. Catherine F. Kennedy, Portsmouth, to Steriym M. and Katherine A.

Tilton, Portsmouth, 384 feet, Madison street, Portsmouth, Annette M. Brewster, Portsmouth, to Verne E. and Helen P. Mcln- tosh, Portsmouth, 98 feet, Pick- Bering avenue, Portsmouth. George H.

Browa, Amesbury, 'to George H. Brown, Derxy, land and buildings 20 acres, partly in Londonderry and partly in Derry. being'a high school senior, you'll re- Ralph E. and Charlotte C. Chand- ve it again by seeing "Andy Har- to Fred E.

and Bertha E. Sherwin, both of Nashua, N. land, buildings northwesterly -York Village--York Beach road and near Long Beach station, York, IRS, 1.10. Florence E. Schopflocher, Montreal, P.

Canada, to Allen McDaniel, Dorothy Baker, Roy C. Wilhelm, Horace Holley, Siegfried Schopflocher. Leroy loas, Amelia E. Collins, Louis G. Gregory and Harlan Ober, Green Acre trustees for the benefit of the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States and Canada, land, buildings known as "Nine Gables," Eliot, former homestead place of the- late Joseph Shapleigh.

Ida L. and Charles E. Knight, both of Lawrence, to United States of America, about 90 acres of tillage, pasture and wood land known as the Philbrick farm, Kittery, $7,000. Andy Hardy Film Playing At Colonial If you've forgotten the thrill of Hampton Fellowship Meets At the meeting of the Meix's Fellowship of the Hamptons yesterday in the Hampton Beach Community hall Prof. John C.

Hogg of Phillips Exeter academy was the guest speaker. He talked on English schools and the way the British' are meeting the present conditions in England. Explaining that the public schools as we in the United States know them, are called secondary schools and others, although public, are open opsn to those who can pay tuition lees, the speaker said that these secondary schools are the targets for German gunners, who are apparently endeavoring to stop educational facilities in England, as these secondary schools are picked out as special targets by German bombing planes. Many interesting facts concerning how the British are meeting conditions at the present time and 'their indomitable spirit were told by the speaker. It is the tradition in England, so the speaker asserted, to send one's son to the "house" connected with the school, such as Rugby, rather than to pick out the college with which the "house" (which compares in this country with a fraternity house) is connected.

This custom which is handed down from father to son from one generation to another has prevailed In England for many years. gram was in charge of acting lecturer Mrs. Rhoda Van Horn of Hampton Falls and was opened with the singing by all of "America the Beautiful," with Mrs. Maud A. Ring presiding at th-e piano.

A reading, "The Early Life of George i Washington," was then giver, by I Mrs. Margaret S. Noyes, following which the rendition of "Seeing Nellie Home" was'given by a quartet composed of Mrs. Eva Dunbrack, Mrs. Eudora Chase, Rev.

Calvin Warburton a'nd Jerome Selleck, with Mrs. Dunbrack and Mrs. Chase in old-fashioned costumes. A relay race was next 'presented by the acting lecturer, Mrs. Van Horn, in which 20 took part.

The two sides were captained by Deputy Herman Kruger and Mrs. Marion Hammond, with the former side losing to the latter. A reading, "Revival of the Gay Nineties," was then given by Mrs. Alice Elliot, A contest in which all took part afforded much amusement, as the. object was cutting down a cherry tree (with scissors.) Business Pieces For Rent 75 THIRD FL'OOK.

272 STATE formerly Known as Moose hall. Apply Herald office tf 15 Houses For Rent 77 YORK 8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, funrished. Tel. York, 246-M. 3t 121 HOUSE, Apply 464 Pleasant St.

'lw f24 Houses For Rent- YORK SEVEN RM. liousr Apply Mrs. William YC- Harbor, 3-. Office and Desk Room HARTFORD 2nd floor office, ply -Herald' office. Wanted--To Rent FIVE ROOMS, Portsmouth area.

No children, s-a'i price. Write Box 67, Herald. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Property For Sab ELIOT SUMMER HOME, no irnprorp mcnts. 6 rooms. 2-cnr garage 13' terfront acres, S2500.

Nice ac i. build some cabins. Driveway off the Dover road. See Arthur lw re, Houses For Sole 2 TENEMENT HOUSE, 9 2 bath, -Trefetnen's Corner. Rye.

Tel. 2635-4' HOUSE at 43 Union 8 rooms ta'h all icflnished. hot water 5a oil burner Crawford range prScrc to pay 15f when used or two ments. Coll 1095-W. 6: -jl EXETER--Central location.

G-rnoa single house, bath. gas. elcc. r.ts-.t; Terms. Geo.

Kcczr 51 Water street. Exeter. 4-ROOM HOUSE with lot, 12 miles rrom SI.000. Write Box svs Portsmouth. a( FOR SALE, SO.

ELIOT. 3 miles, mov. Ian now. white with green blinds. rooms down, 4 up.

Front and entrances. All imp. -'Taxes. iait water $7 per month. Price S3200.

ry I. Caswell. Woolworth Bids. ler, Concord, to Lydia Fiedler, Salem, land and buildings, 823 feet, Clinton street, Salem. Nathaniel G.

Head, Deny, to Wilfred Martel, Hampstead, woodland, Hampstead. Marie L. Johnson, Boston, to John J. Keeley, Braintree, land and buildings, 61 acres, Hamp- Westville road, Hampistead: John E. and Catherine J.

Huson, Methuen, to Harry and Frances Craig. Methuen, land and buildings, Lot 21, Bond Farm, Derry. Edwin A. Smith, Manchester, to Andrew Johnson, Candia, land on Great Brook, Candia. David C.

Chase, Seabrook, to Ophelia M. Penniman. Seabrook. land and buildings, 42 feet, road, Seabrook. ay's Private latest of the Hardy Family series, showing at the Colonial theater.

The film, which opened yesterday, will remain through tomorrow. With Mickey Rooney giving one of his best performances as Andy, the new film introduces two promising newcomers. 'The first is Katii- ryn Grayson, seventeen-year-old coloratura soprano, who gives promise of being one of the outstanding stars of the coming year. In addition to playing the name role of Miss Grayson Strafford Savings Bank, Dover, to Hampton Development Corporation, Hampton, two acres off Lafayette road, Hampton- Falls. John F.

Keeley, Hampstead, to Mayme G. -Hill, Boston, land and Andy's secretary, sings three songs. The other youngster is Todd Karris, of the popular comedian, Roscoe Karns. All of the rnem- i bers of the family turn in their us- Colllns ual dependable performances. Lewis Stone, as Judge Hardy, is worked The Eyeglass Shop DISPENSING OPTICIANS Broken Lensei Replaced.

Oculiiri Filled. Prism Binoculars and Optical Instruments Repaired. Our Charges For Glasses Are Very Moderate. Charge Accounts Invited. E.

H. Rollins ti Son, Opticians 39 Pleasant Opp. Post Office Tel. 1340 Laboratory on Premises Hold Card Party St. Mary's guild of Christ, church leld a successful benefit card party Thursday evening.

The affair was attended by a large group of church members and their friends and a pleasant social evening took place. Refreshments were- served. General chairman of the event was Mrs. Helen Kidd, assisted by Mrs. Helen Weddle and Mrs.

Lucille Webster, $7 Regular i OIL Permanent $3.50 Shampoo and Hair Style 75.c Artiste Beauty Salon $127 Congress St. Tel. Evenings by Appointment buildings, 61 acres, Hampstead-- I film as a whole. Westville road, Ha.mpstead.. Alfred, Feb.

22--Ths follow- ng warranty deeds are on record today at the York county registry of deeds here: Albion and Charlss W. Planted, both of York, to Clinton Norton, York, land, buildings at York Corner, IRS, .55. Clinton Norton, York, to Russell W. Perkins, York, land, buildings at York corner, IRS, .55. Aubrey M.

Plaisted, Gardiner: Dorcas W. and George Roger Plaisted, both of Roxbury, to Carroll B. Trafton, York, land at York, IRS, .55. William Poster, York, to Blanche L. Cloutier, Portsmouth.

N. land at or near York Harbor, IRS, .55. Arthur A. Flynn. South Berwick, to Mary E.

Barron, South Berwick, land, buildings on Paul street, South Berwick, IRS, 3,30. Mary E. Barron, South Berwick, to overtime in an effort to straighten the tangled affairs of his young son, Fay Holden, as Ma Hardy, Sara Haden as Aunt Milly, and Ann Rutherford as Polly Benedict all add their part to the excellence of the Arthur A. and both of South Elizabeth Berwick, Flynn, land. A February 23rd--March 2 Reductions Weaving--Cards--Novelties LAN IER CRAFTS SHED River Road, Eliot, Maine Open Sundays and Evening! Install Pythian Sisters At Alton Past Grand Chief Cora Woods assisted by Past Chief Mabel Du'rell as Gr.

Sr Past Chief Codelia Hayes as Gr. M. and Gwendolene Sanderson as musician, installed the officers of the Pythian Sisters in Alton Friday evening at a joint installation with the Knights of Pythias who were installed by DDGC Harry Lang, PGC Harry Woods and PC Daniel Hayes. Pcgliacci Club Has Meeting Municipal Court There were several cases of automobile law violations heard in Hampton municipal court Saturday with Judge John W. Perkins presiding.

Edwin-- V. Ferry of Farmington, William Moriarty of Seabrook and Frank of Lawrence, all of whom were charged with operating at a rate of 65 miles an hour in a 45 mile ah hour area, paid fines of $5 and costs of $4.70 each. Walter Nelson of South Portland, who was charged with operating at a rate of 70 miles an hour in a 45 mile an hour zone, paid a fine of S10 and costs of $4.70. Manuel D. Young, Hampton, and Charles J.

Kashnek of Chelsea, both of whom were charged with operating without a license, each paid fines of $5 and costs of $4.70. The case of Louis Rondeau of Swampscott, was continued until next week. Grange Meets There was a very good attendance of members of Ocean Side grange, with visitors from Gilman grange of Exeter, Goodwill grange of Seabrook, North Hampton and Laconia granges present -at the regular meeting of Ocean -Side grange held Friday evening in Grange hall. Deputy 'Herman Kruger, past worthy master of Gilman grange of present for his first official visit, for inspection 'of the fourth regree, exemplified fey the officers at the close of -the routine business session presided over by Worthy Master Robert Van Horn of Falls. In the lecturer's hour the pro- Mrs.

Marcia Dodge was hostess at the meeting of the Pagliacci club at lier home on Middle road Thursday evening, the gathering taking the form of a George Washington party. Readings on the life of Washington were given by Mrs, Florence Oliver and Mrs. Dodge. The dining room, where the lunch was served, had decorations timely for Washington's Birthday and at each cover was a suitable favor. Favors for the evening were awarded to Mrs.

Eva Walukinas and Miss Ruth Svensson. The club is planning for a supper party at its next meeting at some place to be decided upon. NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE CO. MANCHESTER, N. H.

GRANITE STATE FIRE INSURANCE CO. PORTSMOUTH, N. H. Square, Compass Meets The annual meeting of the Hamptons Square and Compass club was held in Grange hall in Hampton Saturday evening; with nearly 100, present. Supper was served at 6:30, with the president for the past year, Harold E.

Noyes of Dearborn avenue, Hampton, and introducing the speaker, Rev. Herbert Walker, pa-tor emeritus of the Hampton Congregational church, who gave an address on "Is the American Way of Life in Danger?" During the dinner community singing was led by William H. Smith of Mrs. Elmore L. Dearborn presiding at the piano.

Following the supper the annual business meeting, with election of oofficers for the ensuing year, was he-Id, with the following officers elected: president, Chester A. Davis of North Hampton; vice-president, Earl R. Stockbridge of Exeter; Elmore L. Dearborn of Hampton was re-elected as secretary-treasurer. Following the meeting all adjourned to the upper hall where a miniature musicals under the direction of John W.

Howe-of Portsmouth was given. The officers for, the past year: president, Harold vice- president, Chester A. Davis, North Hampton. Elmore L. Dearborn, secretary-treasurer, assisted by John VV.

R. Brooks, Hampton, Louis R. Janvrin ol Hampton Falls, Arthur Jenness of Rye and Arthur Brown of Hampton and Hampton Falls, all members of the executive board, were in charge. YOU CAN GET A $100 LOAN TOMORROW If You Can Repay $6.12 a Month Amount of Loons Amount You Pay Back Each 5 12 Mos. Mos.

Loan Loan 20 Mos. Loan 50 10.61 1 4.73 100 9.46| 6.12 150 31.82(14.18! 9.17 250 .53.04123.64115.29 No Co-Makers Endorsers Friends or Relatives not notified. Main Requirement for Loons of $25 to $250 or more is that you havt steady employment. TO APPLY PHONE OR COME IN L. A.

Canon, Mgr. PHONE 2860 22 Congress St. N. H. FINANCE COMPANYj i A MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY Best Yet And That Means It's TERRIFIC! The late' James K.

Hackett, American actor, was made an officer in D'Academic du Theater Francaise during a tour of France. ALL FIRST RUN PROGRAM! A TODAY TUESDAY Anarica a No. Hardy family lhan Andy bis cute singing "secretary" wonder he can't keen A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Picture with LEWIS MICKEY FAY ADDED PENNY TO THE RESCUE AND UP TO THE MINUTE NEWS STONE ROONEY HOLDEN Ann RUTHERFORD Sara HADEN Ian HUNTER and KATHRYN GRAYSON i NT SS THIS PICTURE THE BUMSTEADS SING NDDANCEI upon comic itrip by with CHIC YOUNG PHI; JIH6UTOI klttr UIE Urrr SIMM 1UTH TCIIY TITO CUIZAI SECOND BIG FEATURE THE WEAVER BROS. ELVIRY "ARKANSAS JUDGE" With ROY ROGERS BIG CAST SCREEN SNAPSHOTS NEWS OLYMPSA TODAY and TUESDAY HIT NO. II First Showings! HIT NO.

21 John WEAVER HUBBARD Cobina Wright. Jr. Mono Oougtot Dumbrilll Sidney Jruman Bradley LitlUfUld 5 DAYS STARTING NEXT SUNDAY AT7.00 P. M. LIMITED ENCAOEMCNT FULL LENGTH NOTHING UT BUT THE PRICE GONE WIT THE WIN SUNDAY EVENING ONE SHOW ONLY STARTING AT 7.00 MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 2 SHOWS DAILY AT 1.30 AND 7.30 MATINEES ADULTS All Seats' CHILDREN EVENINGS ALL SEATS Including 55e.