The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE THE PORTSMOUTH, N. HERALD, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1939. The United States government took over Ellis Island in 1892 to make it an immigration post. HOP 2 Doniels St. THE CAMERA SHOP S.

H. Kingsbury, Daniels St. How to make your pleasant mem- ories last. Snapshots bring back forgotten happiness. We carry a complete line of still and motion-picture cameras and accessories.

A A 173 Islington Street Fine Groceries, Cooked Meats, Ice Cream and Pastry. Frigidaire- Cooled Bottled Eeers. Nubble Grille Edward S. Seavey, Mgr. Near the Light--York Beach Steak, Chicken Lobster Dinners BANQUETS SOLICITED "Always Cool At The Nubble" Shoals Institute To Close This Evening Rev.

Frank E. Smith of Pittsburgh spoke yesterday on "The Chapel Light or the Light of Religion" at the American Unitarian Association Religious Education session at Star Island, Isles of Shoals. Dr. George F. Patterson of Boston, director of the department of ministry of the American Unitarian Association, gave an address on "The Beginnings of Religious Freedom in Central Rev.

Herbert Kitchens of West Newton also spoke on "Spiritual Values in Modern Drama." Last night there was a costume party and stunt program in Elliott hall under the direction of Mri. Dudley Moore of Montreal. Warren H. Simpson of Saniord, led the candlelight service. The will end tonight.

Exacting work requires good vision. Have your eyes examined and get glasses that are adapted to you. CHARLES F. HUSSEY OPTOMETRIST 16 Market Square -r- Phone 1137 FOR SALE This a a partial list of the Horace W. Pearson Estate: 25 Melbourne St.

45 Melbourne St. 273-275 Maplewood Ave. 259 Maplewood Ave. 40 Brewster St. 51-53 Court St.

33-35-37 Woodbury Ave. 150-152 Bartlett St. 50 Jackson St. 51 Jackson St. 19 Wendell St.

160 Bartlett St. 286 New Vaughan St. 290 New Vaughan St. Shown by appointment. Reginald M.

Trafton Tel. 61 Exclusive Agent Rei. 990-R Seymour-Durgin Mr. and Mrs. F.

P. Durgin of Greenland announce the marriage of their daughter, Mildred Louise Durgin, to William Seymour of North Hampton. NOTICE Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clifton A.

Rand of Union street are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, born at the Portsmouth Hospital on Thursday. Mrs. M. J. Burns and children New York, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. James Bohan of Orchard street. Miss Lillian Gillette of St. Johns, Newfoundland, is visiting her sister. Mrs.

Edward Brown at Rye Beach. Mrs. Norman Lcavitt of North Hampton, formerly Miss Francis Chase, a teacher at the local Junior High School, is visiting relatives in Billings. Mont. Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Pitcher of Alstead are passing a vacation in this city. John Mclntyre of Laconia was a business visitor in this city on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Pettingill, who have been visiting at Rya Beach, have returned to Pembroke. Leon Floyd ShannahofT of Brookline. a Boston jeweler, is spending two weeks' vacation at the Birds Nest at Foye's Corner. Brewitt was the recent Local Dashes Obituaries The children's picnic will be i Celia held on Aug. 8.

The many friends of Mrs. Celia S. Obey the parking laws and you wife of E. Clinton Frye, were will have no regrets. saddened to learn of her death Tire Service at TiHey's.

which rred at home, 35 Rockingham street this morning Alliance wesk at the Isles of after a long mness. Shoals ends on Saturday. Mrs- Frye was bo rn in st Johns, Solid copper, chromium plated N. July 6, 1867 and hadjesided in Portsmouth for nearly fifty years. ews of the Navy and avy Yards Tea Kettles, $1.39, Wendell's.

$1.79 and CIGARETTES 2 for 25c, $1.23 per carton Smoking Tobacco 10 pkfs 9c Plug Chewing lOe 9c Cigars, all kinds, 23c per S-pack at Tilton't Community Grocery 45 Whipple Road, on the road to Kittery Point. guest of his daughter, Mrs. Mary I Smith of Exeter. The members of the Plymouth Mlss Patricia Deane of State Business School Alumni Association' street has returned home after an operation at the Portsmouth Hospital. Vinal Bel! of Pittfield.

was a recent visitor in this city. Edward M. Morse of Gorham was a recent visitor in this city. Mrs. Annie Tucker and Mrs.

Bay Littlefleid of Kittery spent Thurs- will hold a Banquet and Dance at the Portsmouth Country Club, Portsmouth, N. Wednesday evening, July 26th, at 6.30 o'clock, DST. Each member of the Association may invite guests. Tickets for banquet and dancing $1.25 each. For reservations, which must be made not later than Monday, July 24th, call: Elizabeth Brackett.

Tel. 298-12; Mary Chandler, Tel. 195V-M. 6t NOTICE Photo Finishing AH unemployed men in Kittery are urged to notify the Biddeford employment office at once to that effect as men will be needed for the following trades: Mixer operators Finishing Machine operators Grader operators Holier operators Truck drivers Laborers Cement finishers Signed BOARD OF SELECTMEN, 2t J20-21 Kittery, Maine. Croquet Sets, Tennis Balls and Soft Balls, Wendell's.

Sunday the Rockingham County 40 8 will hold an outing at the Pannaway. Evergreen Spray, Blackleaf "40," Arsenate of Lead, Dusting Sulphur, Wendell's. Delicious cake, pies, cookies, rolls, coffee rings. Fri. and Sat.

baked beans. Allinson, 98 Miller Avenue, tf th I J8 day at the Isles of Shoals. Miss Jessie Aiken. a member of the nursing staff of the Portsmouth Margaret L. Call 29 Pleasant Opp.

P. 0. MID-SUMMER Clearance Sale On All Ready-To-Wear More than 650 registered for the Nova Scotia Summer School at Halifax, held chiefly to enable teachers to make permanent licenses they had received from the Nova Scotia Normal college. Experimentation in the United States has proved the advantages of heating soil by electricity in order to stimulate plant growth. Do not take a chance on your next roll of exposed film.

Bring it here for finishing, where it will be handled with expert care. "THE BEAUTY BOX" Telephone 2696 INDIVIDUALLY OWNED! PERSONALLY OPERATED This Insures Satisfaction. Marcelling Permanent Waving N. H. National Bank Building 37c oil All of our prints Velox paper.

1 each finished are made on EAGLE STUDIO 49 KODAK Daniels St. DEALER Tel. 440 Special Summer Rates for a limited time only. Favorite Graduates Always Successful. Be Earning While You Learn.

"Don't put off until tomorrow What you can do today." Register at once and save. Favorite Beauty School Ruth G. Libby, Prop. 82-86 Congress Street GENERAL MOTORS Presents A New And Amazing Line Of DELCO AUTOMATIC HEAT A Great New Line Of Boilers With The Revolutionary Quick-Action Heat Transmitter. A Complete New Line In BEAUTY, ECONOMY And EFFICIENCY 0 FRED WOOD C0 156 The Plumber Protects The Health Of The Nation" Hospital, spent Tuesday home of Mr.

and Mrs. Roger Emery of Kittery. Mrs. Gallic Young of Hudson was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Littlefleid of Kittsry. Mrs. Peter Zacharias has returned from a month's vacation with her daughter, Mrs. Clement Pappas of New Jersey. Mr.

and Mrs. B. Granger and two sons, and Miss Jane Peilerin of Rye have left to spend the summer at Hills Beach in Biddeford, Me. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles S. Robin! son and daughter, Miss Mary Ellen Robinson. Miss Lena. Perry and Miss Bette Ann Shackford. all of Kennebunkport were visitors in South Eliot on Tuesday evening where they attended the seventh i birthday celebration of Miss Perry's' nephew, Ksnneth Halls.

son of I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Halls. Miss Lois Gooch. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Gooch of Ken- i nebunk, is visiting her aunt a uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Howe at their home in Hampton for the remainder of the summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Schroder are entertaining as hous? guests. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kershaw of Cleveland, for a few days.

The Misses Mazie Lewis, Katherine Riley and Nina Trueman are enjoying an outing at the letter's camp at Province Lake. Former County Commissioner William Underfill! of Chester and son-in-law. Josiah Richards, were calling on friends in this city today. Mrs. Percy W.

Caswell, formerly of this city, has been called to New Bedford, by the death of her mother. Mrs. Ellen L. Goddard. The latter was formerly a frequent visitor in this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bakos and family of Detroit. are vis- i iting her parents. and at the i Wendell's.

Picnic Jugs, 1 gallon size, 98c, Battery Service at Tilley's. Window Screens, all sizes, Wendell's. The swimming pool at Peirce Island is an excellent place to learn to swim. Official Pitching Horse Shoes $1.50 per pair. Wendell's.

During her long illness she has been most patient and much was found to appreciate in the brave way that she endured her suffering. She was one whose home and family affection ran deeply and her life was one of gentle strength of love and devotion. She was a faithful attendant at the services of the Middle Street Baptist Church. Mrs. Frye is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs.

Philip R. Ham of South Berwick and Miss Bernice E. Frye of this city, two grandsons, Ralph Clinton Frye and Clifford Bradley Frye, both of South Berwick, three sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Clark and Mrs. E.

Nicks, both of Portsmouth and Mrs. Dorcas Randall of York, also three brothers, John H. Sherwood of St. Johns, N. Alfred H.

Sherwood of Lunenburg, and Bradley K. Sherwood of this city. Funeral services will be held at the home, 35 Rockingham street, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Kindly omit flowers.

JARVIS WHITE BREAD 8c BLUEBERRY PIES 29c BLUEBERRY CUPCAKES 29c each COVERED PIES 19c each JARVIS TEA ROOM PICTURE FRAMING Cfaas. O. Meloon, Arcadia Bldf. tf J28 for floors and linoleums, The new telephone books are now in the hands of the subscribers. Johnson's Glo-Coat, 1 pint can with 1-3 pint free, 59c, Wendell's.

Lubrication Service at Tilley's. Hot beans and brown bread ready Saturday at 4.30 PorLs. Apt. Store, Miller Avenue. tf Velocipedes, Carts, Scooters, Bikes, all kinds of wheel goods at Peavey's.

AMERICAN LEGION GAME I 8:00 Kitterr Grange Hall Free bus leaves Square 7:45. IWenrworth Busl Big Caih Prises Free Gamei Everyone Welcome Henry Leach Henry Leach, a well known and highly respected resident of Eliot, passed away Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James FJynn, with whom he had resided the greater part of his life. Mr.

Leach was born in Eliot Sept. 11, 1881, the son of the late Moses and Emma (Young) Leach, and is survived by one sister, Mrs. Mabel Hoitt of Concord, and a half-brother, Arthur C. Leach of Exeter. Mr.

Leach was a painter by trade and was well and favorably known in Portsmouth, having been employed by several of the local contractors. He will be remembered as a man possessed of a kindly nature, one who did his tasks'willingly and efficiently, an honest and dependable friend and neighbor. Services will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Flynn on Main street in South Eliot Saturday a noon at 2 o'clock.

Friends invited. To Retire Soon Brig. Gen. James T. Butterick.

USMC, of Jamestown, R. former- i ly station at the Navl Prison barracks here, is to be retired in October. Spearfish Commissioned The Navy recently placed in commission its newest underwater craft, the Spearfish. at the Groton. submarine base.

Ordered to Washington Lieut, (jg) Edward F. Sziosek, (MO USN, attached to the Portsmouth Navl Hospital, has received orders to proceed to the Naval School in Washington. D. in August for instruction. Spear Of Grass Nearly Seven Feet Long How tall does a spear of grass grow? There is a spear nearly seven feet in length now on exhibition in the window of Duncan's jewelry stors.

A. B. Duncan found the tall grass on Thursday at his, home on Union street. Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs.

Mardis Roberts of Rochester, formerly of this city, announce the engagement of their daughter. Dorothy, to R. Warren Ferguson. of Portsmouth. Local Teachers At Conference Local teachers who attended the elementary school conference at the University of New Hampshire included the Misses Julia Butler.

Nina Trueman. Agnes McCarthy, Catherine Riiey and Louise Grant. Randolph Holies Word has been received of the sudden death at New York on July 19 of Randolph Bolles of Washington, who until a few years ago, with his family, had occupied a cottage at Greenacre each, summer since 1904. Mr. BoJles was active in the Greenacre colony for many years.

He is survived by his widow, a Von, Randolph Bolles, a daughter. Jeanne Bolles, and a sister. Mrs. Sutherland Maxwell of Montreal, Can. daughter is the wife of Shogi Effendi of Haifi, Palestine.

Uie grandson of Abdul Baha and his successor as head of the Bahai. Real Estate Changes In Kittery The David Williams property on Whipple Road in Kittery has been sold to Richard Watts. The sale was made through the M. L. Newson Agency.

NOTICE Mr. H. B. Brown of Dover, N. well-known Medium, will, after an absence of several weeks, hold his meetings at 11 Sheafe in Portsmouth on Friday, July 21.

SUPPER A. supper will be served the Firemen and the Public at Eliot Grange Hall, Saturday, July 22. 5.30-7 o'clock. Menu consists of baked beans, salads, rolls, coffee, puddings and cookies. Adults 35c.

Children 25c. Modern Equipment-Expert Beauticians Two essentials for loveliness "Be More Beautiful" at MIONE BEAUTY SHOP Doris Cournoycr Ruth Skillin Kittery, Maine. Phone 2838 WE BAKED POT' OF AN EXTRA BEANS Records show that a relative rarely puts in a claim for a suicide's gun. IF YOU WANT BUY IT AT ELI BORWICK'S 460 Islington St. Tel.

460 I TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES Sold--Rented--Repaired Dimick Printing Co. 16 Pleasant St. Portsmouth 605 I FUNERAL HOME Careful Planning Insures Finer Services. 22) Summer St. Phone 452-R 1934 JULY 21 EUGENI W.

MERSEY Mother, Wife, Child "Maybe I was dom' sixty, yout Honor. You see, I'd just had the motor Vitalized and it as so sweet I just couldn't hold her back." "You say you had your motor Vitalized? -Isn't that the new motor service by which they remove the gum and sludge from inside your motor and make it run like new did you say you had that done?" Task Garage Tel. 492 DINNERMANS Last week we ran out early, so we're going to be SURE every order will be filled this week. Your choice of Kidney's or Pea Beons, served with plenty of Brisket. Pork, HOME-MADE RELISH, and the finest coffee in town, and don't forget that Saturday is ROAST BEEF DAY i at IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE PORTSMOUTH HERALD ARTHUR'S DINER ami AFT Priced For Quick Sale In New Castle-2 GROUNDS: Approximately 2 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds situated on the high land at the end of New Castle bridges overlooking Little Harbor and the islands toward the Wentworth House.

MAIN RESIDENCE: Old-fashioned Colonial type built of frame with stone foundation and composition roof. All hardwood floors; hot water heating unit fueled by oil. FIRST FLOOR: Entrance Hall; Large Living Room with fireplace; Dining Room; Sun Porch, glassed-in; Kitchen, china closet, electric refrigerator; Large Pantry; Lavatory; Maid's Room; Piazza across front of house, partially screened. SECOND FLOOR: 3 large and 2 small Bedrooms; 1 Bath; Glassed-in Porch. BASEMENT: Laundry; Storage Closet; Lavatory.

GARAGE: 2-Car, separate. SMALLER HOUSE: 5 Rooms and Bath. CHARLES E. FITZ, Rye Beach, Tel. 115.

50 State Street, Boston. Ford Charcoal Grills, Ford Charcoal Briquets, Hamburg Cookers, Hot Dog Roasters, Cube Steak I Broilers, Wendell's. The stop signs were nlaced in i I their location for the putection of I I lives and property of lives and I property and not to inconvenience motorists. William H. Appleton of 27 Rogers street has recovered from the illness which has confined him to his home the past few Picnic Jugs at Peavey's.

Nicholas Floras of Daniels street' Extra fnr This is their first visit this city I eClal TM and they are much enjoying their All glaSS COffCC Itiak- stay jer made by Silex $1.49 at 1 Alkon's. i i Pick-up and Delivery Service a Tilley's. i Daring, striking colors with Plax, the Universal Finish, made by Lowe I and sold at Peavey's. Ask the Personality Boys. Motor Tune-up Service at Tilley's.

Ice Cream Freezers at Peavey's. "Swell" buys on Croquet Sets at Peavey's. Breezy Fans at Peavey's. Take An RCA Victor "Nipper" with you on your vacation. No larger than a camera--packs in your bag-excellent tone and performance.

Onl "$9.95 A 18 Pleasant Next to Post Off ice, Tel. 1540-1541 Seven departments of high quality goods at lower prices including meats, fish, dairy, groceries, fruits and vegetables. Bakery and delicatessen. Only a few specials mentioned. Many more bargains in every dept ror a change try a nice lean FRESH PORK ROAST Nice sliced cold for your picnic.

Lean, Qualify Beef Pot Roast Fancy, tender Rib Roast 23 Lean Fresh Pork Shoulders Sugar-cured, mild and sweet BACON by the piece Fancy, plump, meaty TURKEYS 9 to 12 16 tb 29 NOTICE Economy Barber Shop, two barbers on duty Saturdays formerly working at Shepherd's in Boston. Experts on men, women and children. PARAS BROS. DAILY LUNCHEONS We make our own ice cream. WEEK-END SPECIALS PT.

20c QT. 39c FLEISHMAN I WINDOW CLEANING CO. We clean windows in private 4 homes. Also wash walls and floors. Guaranteed work.

Reasonable i prices. i 132 Washington St. Tel. 468 Municipal Court Milton J. Zeborsky of Cambridge, paid a fine of $25 and costs of $8.94 in municipal court today, before Associate Judge Harry W.

Peyser, on a charge of causing an overloaded truck to be operated. Vincent Gargrulo, also of Cambridge, charged by Chief of Police Fred Amezeen of New Castle with passing a stop sign, was ordered to pay costs of $5.50 upon filing of the case. RYE Six acre place on Sagamore road nearly opposite Bennett's Store. $2000. room house with furnace, artesian well, e.

I. garage. On Clark road near Trefethen's corn" $2000. Sixty acre place at Lang's Corner. 5 room house with furnace.

I $2800. Frank D. Butler 5 Market Street Portsmouth, N. H. Exclusive Agent Cyril Bailey, public curator of Oxford university, England, hopes the custom of using Latin when introducing graduates for honorary degrees will never die out.

English is used only when royalty receives a degree. Blueberry Pies Blueberry Muffins Beans and Brown Bread Next Tel. 251 To Paul's Market The C. E. Trafton General Insurance Agency The general insurance business heretofore conducted by the late Charles E.

Trafton, including the general agency of the Travelers Insurance Company, will be continued by the undersigned. HELEN P. TRAFTON. 21st July 1939. immmummmmmmmi USED CARS MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE PHILBROOK MOTORS INC.

GARAGE AT 85 FLEET STREET Vacating In 10 Days. BIG REDUCTION in USED CAR PRICES 25 TO CHOOSE FROM. I Fey, tnd, lean, bnlss jm RumpStk. 49 Lean, Smcked Shoulders FRANKFORTS BOLOGNA MINCED HAM VEAL LOAF FAT SALT PORK 3 Ks25c MACHINE-SLICED BACON 21ctb Fresh Large, Fancy, ROOSTERS Nice for fricassee or parboil to roast Dinnerman's Delicatessen Dept. Large, Ready-to-Serve Chickens $1.25" Stuffed and dish of gravy.

Plenty of good, tender meat for 4 people. Please leave your order to avoid disappointment. Small and large Baked, Smoked Shoulders with pineapples, cherries and cloves. Dinnerman's Battery Dcpaitmcn Our own made BAKED BEANS, qt Buttermilk DO-NUTS, dox MUFFINS, Blueberry, doz Delicious POTATO SALAD, 1b Tasty COLE SLAW, to CUP CAKES BLUEBERRY PIES APPLE PIES CREAM CHEESE PIES --Dinnerman's-FRUIT and VEGETABLE DEPT. doz Medium-sized Calif.

ORANGES Red-Ripe Tomatoes. .2 IDS 19c Carrots bu. 5c Beets bu. 5c Cucumbers ea 5c Native Gr. Wax Beans 3 qts 1 9c DAIRY Dinnerman Creamery Roll BUTTER Unclassified Cooking EGGS CREAM CHEESE SOUR CREAM Fresh Whipped SWEET BUTTER Full Cream MILD CHEESE Old Strong 45c CHEESE Imported Danish Blue Cheese 39c 28c doz 25c 3 pkgs Z5c pt jar 20c value Dinnerman's FELBER'S Special BISCUITS Lge pkg of Folber's i GINGER SNAPS Net weight IH Tbi SEA TOAST 21( Old-fashioned pilot cracker Demonstration going Dinnerman's GROCERY DEPARTMENT lOc Paper Napkins 9, Towels 3 pkgs Swansdown Coke Flour 3 Ibs Tooth Picks kg G.

B. Corn, 3 ccn! Vinegar, Macaroni, Spaghetti 3 I Maycnnaisc, gol, contents Testy Salad Dressing 1' Pink Salmon Premier Pure Tomato Juice large can Tomatoes, standard pack 3 Fresh-cut PORK CHOPS 3 Sbs GENUINE SPRING Fores of Gen. LAMB, boned Short Legs of Genuine SPRING LAMB 5 to 6 IDS avg rolled, if des. LAMB. SALE Leg and Loir of Gen.

Spring LAMB Spring.