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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1925. II mi HOME FASHIONS SCHOOL WELFARE CHILDREN BUSINESS Interest Worn 4 era mutant Victims in VTKrill Murder" Thre Generations of Beauty tdTTkllra RASPIERRV JAM tHORTCAKC One layer biscuit crust, buttar. twa packages cream cheese, one cup rasp berry Jam. Split blseuit, butter, fill with cream cheesa and Jam. Sena warm.

i Us VvX MUCH AGOUT THEM sr 3e, I I f'v 1 I 111 200 Ways of Using Oranges and Lemons Oranges and leuions have a wida variety of uses. Housewives know citrus fruits are excellent additions to the menu, but many of them despair of new ways of serving them. To aid in adding greater variety and healthfulness to the family table, a booklet of orange and lemon recipes has been pre- pared. The recipes have been made up and tested by recognized domestic science experts. They are simple and practical.

This booklet is offered free to any one of our readers. To obtain a copy merely fill out and mail the coupon below, enclosing two cents in stamps for return postage. Be sure your name and address are legible so there will be no delay and no mistake. II ff Il READ THE SHORE PRESS AND ITS TRUE "How grateful your women depositors must be for this department, designed wholly for theiy-comforttAfter an extended shopping tour, it is very restful to come in here and drop down in one of these easy chairs." "Just one feature of 'Sea-coast replied Miss Rawson. "Did you know that women's organizations from anywhere in Monmouth County may have an exclusive room assigned to them for day time meetings without charge?" Every day I am learning some new reason why the Seacoast is the choice of such a large majority of women." And It's True SEACOAST TRUST CO.

Cookman Avsnus Largest Federal Reserve Member In Asbury Park nBMMacaan rmumiiinV3 SHSJhhwainSTSM ssa3 if aiw ml Three generation! of one family, all fceautiea, are being widely BterUbK4te Washington, D. C. They are Mrs. A. B.

Griffith Cinset), her daughter, Mm. Iraily Griffith Sawyer (left), and her granddaughter, Griffiith Sawyer (right), all of Dallas, Tei. Thejt have an apartment at the Mayflower Hotel for the season. While police are conducting a nation-wide search for Philip, Knapp, wealthy youth who is accused of having slain Louis New York taxi-driver, for a thrill, the Panella children are crying for their daddy. The tots are seen In the arms of their mother.

LAUMORV, Frederlo 1. Hnkln. Director. THE ASBCRf PARK PRESS formation Bureau. Vt'tthlngtoa.

D. I cncloM herewith two cnta In tamp, for return pnptair on frwi copy of th ORANGE AND LEMON BOOKLET. Name Street City State squirrels. Like the bear also, the raccoon is an animal of a most consumming curiosity. Half the places he gets Into Kbld no promise of food, but since there is a hole to crawl thru Mr.

'Coon must needs see what is on the other side. Trappers sometimes take advantage of this trait, by hanging a bit of bright tin. above their traps. This would frighten most other animals awav. but only serves to lure more effectively the curious raccoon.

WEDDED FIFTY YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Farry of Farmlngdale In honor of their Both wedding anniversary entertained a number of friends at their home a luncheon. Those present were: M.

and Mrs. James S. Farry, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Farry, and Mrs.

George Hampton, Salsan ami Kdwrd Farry, Miss Marjorle McCarthy Asbury Park: Mrs. Charles Wallack, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.

and Xancy Wallack of Elizabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Therm Sutphen and Robert Sutphen of Rosalie; Stanley Farry. Irvln Farry, Rebecca Farry, Dolly Wetherer, and Mrs. Fred Colmorgan and daughter, Thelma, o'.

Rp'l Bank: Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Ho.

gate of Manasquan; Mr. and Mrs. 650 COOKMAN AVENUE Asliury Park The Largest Assertmsnt of Bathing Suits Accessories For Womsn Misses Children GUARANTEED 100 ALL WOOL WOMEN'S BATHING SUITS all sizes OES ALL COLORS (SsBSf 608 Cookman Avenue Headquarters For Bathing DON'T THINK TOO This is not a meiical treatise, nor it it a mini-Dver-matter tract, altho I may be eccufS of attempting both before I bj tiiru. jut a few observations that happened to croup to pether because they have all come to by attention in the last etii. And ttiey all hive to do with the way whit we think about our bodice may effect That Mole Baaked in the Limelight A friend of mine haa a mole on her neclc It has never bothered her at all until lately.

But this last week waa "Cancer Week" in her jome town, and there haa been much publicity about the menace of cancer and the necessity of getting it in the first stages in order to cure it "If you are a woman nearing 40 and you have a mole or a wart that begins to change its character or its color you'd better see about it at once." read one phamphlet "It may be an Incipient cancer." At once my friend's thought leaped to the mole on her neck. Sit went to the mirror and examined it. It really seemed aa if tt did look different and It Itched a -little. She began to he troubled about it From then on that mole waa never out of her thought. It Itched.

It had funny tremora go thru it It seemed to be growing larger. From so much feel-; ing of it and rubbing It it actually did grow red. And at last, worried beyond endurance, she went to the doctor about It "That Isn't tie type of mole that makes cancers," be told her. "Iff nothing to worry about at all." My friend's relief waa unspeakable, and from that day the mole ceased to concern her and all the queer feeling In It ceased. The ether Incident was one that I read of in a newspaper.

Tou may have seen It, too. A delirious patient I a biff New Tork hospital overpow-ered three nurses and attacked several patients before he could be sub The Hat That la Decorated by Pyre 0'sphy and Then Painted by Hand la ana of the Season Novelties. 'Somewhere in almost every house can be found some piece of bric-a-brac, furniture, or other bit of household clutter which bears mute testimony to the enormous popularity of burnt woodwork, or pyrography some 20 years and more ago. We put decorative designs on wooden tea trays, tobacco tables, chafing dish trays and fire screens. Also we burned leather, tho this was more difficult.

And now somehow this pyro- graphic work has been revived In the making of hats. It is used on felt hats and auede hats. The design seems to be burnt in first and Is then filled in with colored paint and gold. One small suede white hat has a large red rose on the front with green leaves at the side. The design of leaves and flowers is burnt in and then filled in with color.

The sketch shows a white felt hat with butterfly and uower design first burnt In and colored with paint So It seems a new use has been put to the pyrographlo needles of our childhood, and our hats become the repositories for one more sort of once popular handicraft Once women spent hours a day Butterfly and flower design burnt and painted on white felt hat. HAVE YOU TRIED THE Cumfoam HVashet CAST ALUMINUM TU6j Ask For Free Demonstration F.G.RHODES 10S Emory Aabury Park i ft dued, throwing tje ward Into panic. A bedridden- cripple leaped out of V. In fri ran I hr.a fl.ghts of stairs and hid under a bed, and has been walking without U.VliVW till, The last case was one that I overheard discussed at a counter between two clerks aa I waa waiting for chanse. What Want To Have "How did you get along at the doc-tor'e last night?" asked one.

"Oh nne." aald tie other. "Tou know I had an idea that I had heart trouble ever since that hot day last summer when I fainted. He examined me thnroly and told me that ull need is a good tonic. There's not a thing the matter with my heart. I feel better already Just to have that worry off my mind.

He said a funny thing to me, and I don't know bu( iat he's right He aaid: Tou know you en have anything yon want to Of course I didn't really want to hare heart trouble but I was an awful lot of thinking about It." What we think we have, what our perverted fancy "wants ua to have," as the doctor put it can so often be t'jrown off or overcome by chsnglnj our attitude toward It. Too Busy To Be SIcU Mothers can testify to that. "Virginia told me that your waole family ia down with the grippe," I said to my neighbor. '1 do hope you won't have It too "Oh, I shan't," she assured me. "I haven't got time to have It I could go to bed right now so far as feeling wretched la concerned, but I've just had to forget It." Of course I don't mean to say that it ia toaslble to cure real ailments by Just "forgetting it." But for the His thst you fear you may 'jave, or tear you may Inherit, or may develop, or may "catch," lfa well to remember the doctor's warning to the clerk, that "you can have anything you want to have." MARSHALL 'embroidering table doilies, centerpieces bureau covers and sofe cushions In bright colors.

Now about the only place we use bright colored embroidery Is on our frocks and hats. We once delighted in decorating china by hand, and every china cabinet was the renonitnrv nt nflH cups and plates and bon bon dishes painted with roses and nasturtiums and rjansieft and fnrrnt.ma.nnta hv telatives who had gone in heavily for china painting, Now we are spared the confusion of this amateur- lsn painted china, but we wear frocks and scarfs and hats that are painted instead. And from th nm. ent-day point of view hand painted hats are far preferable to hand painted tea cups and saucers. WISE AND OTHERWISE By KARY MARSHALL SOAP TACTICS If you use soap on your face you should apply It with the fingers rather than with a cloth.

Neediesa to say your ands should hnv ham scrupulously clean and the face moiat- enea. sow work up a good lather with the hands and apply it with the tips of the fingers to the skin, rubbing It in thoroly so that each pore will be well cleaned. There really Is no use using soap at all unless it Is well lathered and worked thoroly into the skin. Once the soap haa done Its cleansing work it should be thoroly rinsed off, and the best way to do this is with a clean cloth. The face should be thoroly rinsed in warm water and then in cold water.

Or it cleansing cream Is going to be applied it should be rinsed in warm or hot water without the last cold rinse which tends DR. THOMAS McSHERRY Rectal Diseases 19 Liberty Street LONG BRANCH, N. J. Honrs 11 P. M.

tnt Appointment, Asbury Park, N. J. Devoted Exclusively Mi isses and Women 's Wearing Apparel 35 1 I Shy 9 4. c5or RACCOON "Coonle" Is popular with children. His attractive parkings; his tiny monkey-like hands; his amusing habit of washing everything he gets hold of, even loaf sugar and kitten, make a source of endless amusement to all lovers of pets.

He la the Inexhaustiblo clown of our native animal circus. But just about this time of year many a farmer la rapin? at him for an insatiable thief. For the uncaged raccoon of the night is quite different from the caged pet of daytime entertainments. For such anl-mals, the broad, mask-like band across their eyes Is a quite appropriate badge. Corn in the soft, "roasting-ear" stage is their favorite booty, but almost any kind of garden truck will do very nicely.

And Mr. 'Coon will come back night after night, and bring his friends with him, too. And in spite of his apparently clumsy movements he can travel over the ground with surprising and climb exceedingly well. Vegetables are not the raccoon's only diet. He Is related to the bear, and like his huge cousin is ready to eat anything he can bite a piece out of.

Insects, lizards, and "such small deer" he snaps up as he goes, and being a night prowler he can also surprise and kill sleeping birds and MURRAY'S 641 COOKMAN AVENUE The Miracle Store of Asbury Park SAVE 25to50 On Women's and Misses' Dresses, Coats, Suits, Bathing Suits and Women's Apparel Accessories. COMPARE! Open Year Round Tel. Deal 946 METIIERLAND lu MARKET Corner Norwood and Phillips Deal, N. and 905 Mad-ison Ave, at 72nd St, New York City. Tel.

Butterfield 7354 Known for handling only finest quality Meats, Poultry. Fruits and Vegetables. Special rates for Hotels, ftas taarants, Clubs, Boarding Houses and Cottage Patrons. Blum Inc. Proprietors itxtl (caviea K-rl tnt of a eaimrner in Jt mam 41.

I on irx Dreczt it Aeemei to cpm far non0. pot to close the pores. Soap should be applied in a similar manner to the rest of the body, a cloth dipped in the lather being used In place of the fingers. However, it la not a good plan to rub a layer of soap directly on the cloth and then rub the skin with this. The dish In which your soap is kept should be well drained so that the soap may become dried between usings.

And daintiness demands that this dish should be well cleaned out every day or bo. If you use expensive soap you will want to be especially careful to see that it Is dried between usings as it will last longer when so treated. It is therefore a mistake to keep it closed up in a soap dish, as this keeps it always quite soft so that it melts away very readily In water. READ THE SHORE PRESS QUALITY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES EASTERN NEW JERSEY POWER COMPANY The Electric Company of the Jersey Coast. AY JOIN OUR FURNITURE CLUB $1.00 PER WEEK ON OUR DIGNIFIED CREDIT PLAN R0YALE Company, Ir Cor.

Grand a Summerfiuia Avis WW Percy Farry, Marjorie, Evelyn, Percy, Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Farry, Arthur Farry, Marlon Farry and Raymond Farry of Farmlngdale. The Eskimo pupils at Tllot Station school on the Yukon river, Alaska, tuned in broadcasting stations from the United States in a single evening on the radio set provided by the, department of the interior.

The' Earl of Danby in 1678 unsuccessfully attempted to suppress English coffee houses on the grounds that they were centers of political agitation. VV. T. TRUITT, D.C., Ph.C. Licensed Chiropractor Annenncea the opening- of offices lo Asbury Park Truit Co.

BuiMinf. No. 101. 14 soars' emxrlmc. I.att yura a President Stand.rd School Chlro-practle.

Call and et advtc. Hour 11 to 4 Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. NEW TAILORED FELT SPORT nftP HATS J95 Sold Elsawhsrs st $5.00 PURE SILK HOSIERY t- WEARS LONQER SI. 50.

Pair Guaranteed to wear or we give you a new pair. 339 Cookman Ave, Asbury Park Special This Week PANTY DRESSES Size 2-6 97c Size 7.10 $1.95 Away From Th igh Rents WE 03 PLEATIN6 Skirts S1.00 909-11 SPRINGWOOD AVE. Phone 2702-M Open Eves HIGH GRADE Furniture -at the- LOWEST PRICES JcCobSteinbach! HOAOWAY, LONtt BRANCH No connection with sny ether store fA If It's Yard Goods Ws Hsva It Vi the Fabric Shop 607-609 Cookmsn Avenue. VI 608 MsUisen Avenue. tt IMPORTED ft glrish Lineni if Sponged and Shrunk Regular 98e Rave Tea Resdarhe or Jlearslsiaf If so.

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