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

ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, THURSDAY, MAYJ119Z 18 1 ADELPHU via Afta at. CUytoa wa tensre urpnaa at har horn. Friday Vra E. T. VTMkl planned the affair and h4 the company meet at the PnonM Xoo A.

Barkalow and family were at AN ANNUAL EVENT EACI7XY AVA1TED BY THOUSANDS OF OUR REGULAR CUSTCr.CZRS JereejTrUie. Mamia Lwlt returned tha funerai Mrs Mary Huriey at Sui.day. Mr. and Mra. Augustus Herbart and Stanley and Mr.

and Mra. Herbert and daughter Ruth visited Mra. rhsrlotta Compte of Greenville Sunday. Mr. and Mra.

Addison Havens apenl Sunday with relatives In Lakewood. Mr. and Mra. Polhemue Wilson of Manaaquan called on Mrs. E.

R. Le Compte Friday. Mr. and Mra. Jerome Newman of Bel-mar spent Wednesday with friends here.

Among vialtora of Mr. and Mra. J. La Compte Sunday were: Mra. Ennis Woolley, Misa Mary Gifford and George WooUey of Glendola, Mrs.

Carrie Sherman of Brad.ey Beach, Mr. and Mra. O. S. Allen and Howard Allen at Arlington.

Lewis Esteli and daughter of Manasquan. Mies Edith Matthews and Arthur Matthews have returned to Lakewood after visiting their aunt, Mra. Addison Havens. ALL SALES FINAL ALL SALES FINAL home with them. Mra.

Eliaabeth C. Arnoldy ha been la at har homa with a eora throat lor tha paat few days. Tha All-Stara of this three remaa of basebai tha past few days, alt on tha iocal diamond. They defeated Wast Farma by a score of to 4 Thay loat to FarmingdaJe, 7 to ana to Colta Neck. 1 to IS.

WU Jiam Coleman and James Roa wara tha local battary In each ame. Roa pitched the Farmingdala game and was behind the bat In tha other two. L. a. Barka.ow harvaatint Mi asparagus crop but the cool weather has a tendency to hold up tha process.

Frank Cooper and family wera Sunday guests of Lr. Thompson and family at Lake wood. Mra. Frank Hugua returned on Saturday from a. weeks riait with friends at Honeadale.

Pa. Harry Bodina and family were the Sunday afternoon guesta of Mis Jennie Armstrong at Ardena. Reb Bodlne, the little daughter has recovered from a aevere case of chicken-pox. Mr. and Mrs.

Austin Oaaaler, of UtUa Silver, Clarence Wagner and family of Manalapan and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon of Long Branch spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Warner.

The public school has not adopted the new rime schedule. Miss Laura Morris of Carteret, N. was the Sunday guest of Ira Tatman and family. Brnast Hal! of Red Bank was the weekend gueet of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Hall. Jacob Carpenter and family of Hlgns-town were the Sunday gueats of hia parents, Mr. and Mra. Jesse Carpenter. Sunday, May 1J will be observed In the church as Mother's day with an appropriate sermon by the pastor and In the evening.

It being Epworth league anniversary day, Mrs. O. N. Iron, who Is leader has sent for programs which will be carried out. In early childhood Napoleon Bonaparte waa not popular with his mates; for he had a haWt of ordering; them about.

No Corn Too Tough for 1 "Gets-It" It's Just wonderful bow "Gets-It" ends corn and callouses. Put a few drops of "Gets-! on Asbury Park, N. J. Announce Continuing Tomorrow, Friday, May 4th OUR FIFTEENTH ANNUAL HERBERTSVILLE Rav. B.

WhltaJcar, Benjamin Herbert and Mrs. Addison Havens attended the first quarterly conference at Greenville Wednesday afternoon. Chris Thlele has commenced the erection of his new home. Mrs. Annie Marsh of Manasquan spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mra. E. R. La Compte. Mrs.

Mapps of Farmlngdala Is spending some time with her daughter, Mrs Irp Ivans. Mr. an I Mrs. Oliver Havens attended fr i III I te-wf ifPIRlf a hurting corn and Presto! Tha pain stops at once, forever. Soon the Cora loosens from the true flesh and you just lift the corn oil with the 6ngere root and all complete.

Money back Earantee. Coats but a trifle rervw here Lawrence at Chicago, 2s is Greatest Savings Ever Offered In Monmouth County TOASTED I' "HlrlSfl' LinS, UUIlll I LnilLU mi "P3 None finer at ANY price. Made from choicest 'selected corn Hominy deliciously flavored. Ideal Spring and Summer Breakfast Food. KELLOGG'SS 7c 7hc OLD DUTCH CLEANSER can Hi FAIRY SOAP 5c "Glen Rosa 19c ORANGE lb, jar FIVE THOUSAND SPRING GARMENTS SALE CONTINUES FRIDAY, MAY 4TH SALE CONTINUES FRIDAY, MAY 4TH mm DEL MONTE Delicious California Canned Fruit Sliced Apricots Peaches Sliced or Yellow Cling 29 Pineapple No.

2 can 29c No. 2i2 Can 29c US: isv CANDY SPECIALS Whole Cream Walnut Fudge 29c ''Carnival" Assorted Chocolates in. box 39c Sport and Dress Coats $30 PLAID TOP COATS 18.00 $35 ALBERF0YLE CLOTH COATS. 22.50 $48 PLAID AND MIXTURE 29.50 Capes and Wraps $55 TWILLCORD WRAP COATS 35.00 $59 Fashona and Canton Crepe Capes. 39.50 $85 GER0NA CAPES AND WRAPS.

48.00 Pleated Wrap-Around Skirts $10 Novelty Plaid and Mixture Skirts. 6.90 1 5 Natural Camel Hair Skirts 9 .75 $18 Plaited French Flannel Skirts. 12.50 Plaid Check Sport Suits $35 PLAID SPORT SUITS. 20.00 $45 NOVELTY CHECK SUITS. 25.00 $55 CHECK VEL0UR 29.50 Navy Twillcord Suits $45 PLAIN TAILORED SUITS.

25.00 $55 FANCY TWILLCORD SUITS. 35.00 $75 EMBROIDERED TWILL 45.00 Radium and Silk Jersey Petticoats $5 Radium and Silk Jersey Petticoats. 2.95 $6 Milanese and Radium Petticoats. 3.95 $8 Embroidered Milanese Petticoats. 4.90 Plain and Figured Silk Dresses $25 Figured Crepe de Chine Dresses.

15.00 $35 Plain Canton Crepe Dresses 18.00 $40 Canton and Flat Crepe Dresses. 20.00 Crepe Roma Canton Crepe Dresses $45 Beaded Canton Crepe Dresses 25.00 $48 Embroidered Canton Dresses. 29.50 $55 Beaded Canton Crepe Dresses. 35.00 Waists Overblouses $3.00 Stripe and Check Dimity 1,85 $6.00 Hand Made French Voile Waists 3.95 $10 Paisley Crepe de Chine Overblouses. 6.90 29c lb.

Brilliant Mixture Filled and Solid Dainties Is. 6'V Sugar-Coated Smooth JONS in. 45 Asbury Park Stores 1M Main 704 Emery 1106 Main 408 Prospect 1158 9pringwood 65 Corllee Ave. Other Stores Main Ocean Grove; 411 Main Allen. hurt Bradley Beach, Avon, Belmar, Spring Lake, Manasquan, Pt.

Pleasant, Toms River, Second Lakewood, and Fourth Lakewood, Hf -i iiB' II A-'l IMS i L.i a in Let i.