•w 21 Herald - Lantern - Dispatch 1 1 December '85

SHOP AT HOME IN STONE HARBOR I

|fSAN[^^ ^ Wv OPEN FOR THE HOLIDA YS ... IS Jf SAT. & SUN. 12-4 \\l ' • PAINTINGS • JEWELRY • and GLASS . |V kaT Elegant Gift Wrapping JtfL ft* 109th 1 3rd Stone Harbor 368-2040 r F h «3ea32R55»5S55 5=55 SS5S33R« 355 5=33 5=55 S553C53»5«5 5=55 »55=a3Cg ' S ^9 ■* I 1&1<X VicL (fat i s S CLOSING FOR THE WINTER SALE! | > 1 20% to 50% Off Fall Fashions | | 2 PC. KNITS ... $40.00 I 1 Closing Mon. Dec. 23rd! 8 [ | 9501 Third Ave. mon -thugs im § ( | Stone Harbor fri.. sat.. sun. io-5 g i tsaf^^^JW553:£s=i£fi£5assass?(sa£«ssaiBa£fisai»a£S«ssa;!2^ 1 \ rSoT 14KT Cold Jewelry. Cultured Pearls, Fresh Water Pearls, Sterling Silver, Fine Leather Handbags and Accessories. Stone Harbor Mall A\j I ' .S 96th St. Meptinri'; Stone Harbor JpSgfT / 368-5588 ~Open Daily " ~ Cash Only

House Tour To Brighten Weekend

STONE HARBOR - An American Christmas promotion of the American Red Cross and Stone HarAvalon merchants will feature a house tour. "Christmas By The Sea." in both towns Sunday, Dec. 15, from 1 to 5 p.m. The tour, which will begin at the Wetlands Institute building on Stone Harbor Blvd., where tickets will be available, will take the participant through seven homes, traditional. Victorian, and Colonial decorated with the fineries of the season. One will feature a waissail bowl, and three merchants, the Red Geranium, The Sandbar, and Whalon's will host open house to warm the hearts of the traveller from home to home. From seashore Victorians, to tiny cottages, to decorator spectaculars designed by modern architects. there will be a home to delight each taste. The Sandbar Florist will feature at both l p.m. and 3 p.m. a Colonial centerpiece decoration demonstration coupled with wine and ; cheese. Whalons will host, from 1 to 4 P.M., an open house and hospitality bar complete with a decorator chair from their store that is being raffled off to

benefit the Red Cross. The Red Geranium will feature hors d'oeuvres. sweets and a Christmas punch. Tickets are available, on the day of the tour, at the Wetlands Institute, at Diller and Fisher Realty in Stone Harbor, and before the event in participating merchants stores in both Avalon and Stone Harbor They may be obtained at Once Upon A Time Book Store on 96th St. in Stone Harbor; at The Princeton Grill in Avalon and at other merchants. Or you may stop by at the American Red Cross Chapter House. 10 Main St.. Cape May Court House, or call 465-7382.

Seniors Set Bus Trip STONE HARBOR - The Stone Harbor Seniors, under the leadership of Jerry Rowland, president, are sponsoring a trip to Wheaton Village Wed. Dec. 18. The bus leaves the Stone Harbor Civic Club at 11:00 a.m. for a day of enjoying the arts of Wheaton glass blowing, the shops and Village streets, and lunch at the local restaurant. Call Ruth Fisher for detials 368-1421 Bulimia Help A self-help group for Bulimia sufferers is being formed in Cape May Coun- . ty. For further information I and meeting times, call ' 628-2532.

SSFfl Discriminating Fashions J ^. 287 96th St.. Stone Harbor • 368-5301j^ SALE 20% - 40% OFF Men's Holiday Shopping Fri., Dec. 13th L7 p.m. - 10 p.m. P.S. Ladies Invited Also FREE Wrapping & Snacks Sun.-Thurs. 11-5 • Fri. & Sat. 10-5 j

SAYS: "SELL IT - DON'T BRING IT BACK" so come and expect AT LEAST 40%- 60% OFF EVERYTHING IN THE STORE Except Sale Ultra Suedes If it isn't 40% off we will reduce it for you!! LOST OUR LEASE! This is our last weekend — We will be moving to; 3rd Ave. and 99th St., Next Spring! STONE HARBOR 95th Street (off 2nd Avenue) (Prior sales not included, All Sales final)

the sea gull ' 264 - 96th st. stonenarbor 40% - mens & ladies sportswear