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Art Finder looks for fit,
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swimwear to take the rugged
wear given by this world-famous
skin diver. One of Us
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cotton diagonal paisley print
flat front boxer trunk. 5.00.
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OrifeMfl'tLMAiNtM Record Hop July 11
WendtU F. Row, MB at Mr. Wd
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In Convention Hal)
tw UalD ft* D*»'« LM «t
Franklin Schooi of Scion ml** hold the tat of UN •UUBBM' Mt.
nA« to to ta SBIM S it. ft. la* and owl hep. for »• *«« o» W *«»
dent SchoUnhlp Fund on Monday,
May ^stalelMi coorw. TW TWi I I* ' ••»
.wood tt» Mr. HM MI **•«
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MOM CEEL'S
1201 SlnipMn Aw
NOVVOTiN
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nirtliir.
Thai* Will Be a Regular
TRASH COLLECTION
MONDAY, JULY 4th
from Sth Street North to
Bridge including the Gardens
RAY GIPFORD, Supt.
Ocean City Department of Public Works
FOR DELICIOUS DINING ,
CRYSTAL ROOM -
OCEANIC HOTE.
11th and Wesley Avenue
BREAKFAST 8 a.m. until 10:30 am 10c to $1.50
DELUXE DINNERS 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. ..... $2.00 to *3.Qj>!
Delightfully Different
M. RYAN, Minaiement •"•
GOOD POOD HOSPITALITY COURTEOUS SERVICl
Priori* IXport 9-1310
J OHNSON'S CONFECTIONS
Snail City Boardwalk's Largott
HOME MADE ICE CREAM & CANDY SHOP
NOHPAREILS , , ,
Drop* rrf rich chocolate at (heir deUdoua best
Blended with special chocolate Uquora
Proeess4d la the Johnaon Homemade tradition.
Also out wonderful boxed assortment
Milk end Doric Chocolot. »1.50
WE 6H1P )•
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AVENUE
rotary Sets Out
Baity tiM •,»••, fll|
FrkUy •«. I»,i
\UDAY
I
Apartment
ee s
1AY, JULY 4th
BCp«t
tHI OCRAN City MNt)NlL>UiPk*n •» high tMi (IHwhich
are all eared for greatly by
wn nni*tlv>. Four other *»mpU« this
ihowffd 49 tocMrll « fh* highttt
eounf,
Compl«t« Coverage Is Behind '59 The State of New Jersey has been
of Your Oil Burner
R aetlvltsp in Ocean City examining the simples for the past
showed a sharp decline for the first six years, and the latest report is the
for Juil a six months of 1BBO eomparod with best the loesl health department
last year, according to figures re- hns ever received, Mr, Chattln stated
Few Pennie* a Day leased yesterday afternoon by the
office of acting Building Inspector, Woman, 80, Injured
Walter E. Hosier.
DoHar-wlRe there is an overall de. (n Wesley Av. Crash
cllne of llBa,MT BO far this year,
including ic uaing new ««« dwelling Unii5 »"'» costs '» Injured
An iO-year-Qld
Wednesday
woman
night
was
when
slightly
the
•hich dropped oil *100,000. Until the , which she was a oassenaer
eloje of b^mpM yesterday thj trt.1 , Slu^^S ^ ^ '
LOCAL
24-HOUR SERVICE
FACTORY TRAINED
SERVICEMEN
per Information on
THIS LOW COST PLAN
Call EXport 9-O4S0
LOUIS JACCARINO
FUEL OIL
PLUMBING - HEATING
Ganaral Motor* DCIEB-HMI
611 WIST AVENUE
MAKE IT
YOURSELF
KIT
Main ih«m tar youn.H.
Olv. ikMn to yuur friMdi.
Kit Includn approx, M fasclmulnK metal but.
toiu (no two ulikc). olnailclzo eord, knlltlnB
and crocheting instructlsfu.
RECEIVED ,
Complete Selection
PRINGLE
2 Children Rescued
MATCHING SKIRT KITS
From Drifting Raft
Lifeguards were summoned to i
unprotected beaoh at list MonA Dorothea Robinson
afternoon to rescue two children I
a aurt raft we» mnatols to retaraj
•hue by themselves, Beach OT Is-. YARNS
Captain Thomas Williams report*/
ALL YEAR
ROUND
BiU Mower, g, of Olenrtaw,
lk iB M
and his idaynMa, Holly Gales, f
Mall & Phone Orders Solicited
QiMtephni, Pa, vm brought r
LENDING LIBRARY
m th« heach m Lllegua«d»
Hatnltlon and E*wanl Ward. Ni
Aild suffered Injury Owl the •
ferlenee.
S "" l * mW
estimated Building cosiswcre ll.iai,.
428 and at the end of Juno 1959 the
figures stood at $1311,973.
Par n*w dwelling unit! the Mil
mated costs far the first half year
•re Mif,lll this year and w»r*
fnt.llS for the flnt six month!
last v*»r. Thar* ware permits If
sund for onlv 41 ntw dwelllngi
hers thh year, *hlle in ifSf there
were M nm dwelling permits
The month of June showed a docline
in the total estimated buiidina
costs. Last month the permits Indi.
catod the costs were S1B9,54Z, com.
pared with »M7,iia for the same
manth last year.
Permits were issued for 10 new
dwelling units wlfli an estimated
cost of $134,500 last month, while In
June. 1050. 18 similar permits were
issued with estimated costs of ilii,
000.
Amputated Heater
Causes Small Fire
An improperly installed gas water
heater caused a fire Wednesday afternoon
ai 51! 18th St., which resulted
in an estimated ilM damage to the
building, according to Fire Chief
Samuel H. Smith,
The premises ore owned by Helen
Oriffin and the house is occupied by
Frank Watson 1*6 heater burned
a hole throush the floor wherc_ It
was standing, Chief Smith said. The
legs had boen removed to provide
clearance under a window and tlie
floor CBUght fire, he added.
Firemen under the direction of
acting Deputy Chief Carl s, Shaw
brought the blase under control
within minutes after they arrived,
Hosfess House Sefs
Season's Program
The flrit meeting of the IMO sum,
mer season of the board of the
hoard of Uie Hostess House Tor Con.
valescent Girls was held Tuesday
evening at the house, 940 Central av,
Plani for the coming season were
discussed. The annual Open House
and Donation Day has been set for
I p.m. Thursday, July 14, is
entertainment will he presented .cial
,4 ..
An
invitation to
cool elegance
that's the .
SPECTACULAR
Cooler, lighter, more flattering than any suit you've ever
our 'Botany' 500 Spectacular. Tailored with the distinctive DaretT touch
from a fabric of the world'i rarest wonted yams blended with DacronV
it will be one of your favorite warm-weather suits, See it tdday in the new
Unsurpassed Comfort
panerM and colon,
for the RUPTURED!
Is die
Of the •BOTANr 500* LOOK.
...youra for only S||
ini l Utura on Wesley av, near
WITH Luiuar
Hivin ••roM svaiLaci^n
10th st,, according lo pnlkf.
A ESfAiMtign gi 3 Uyifi ol rxm rntnsli mali.
rtii—KJB, BMSntM-laagiilaB l«m ruBHf
James H. Mars, ij, of S7M West Intw l*JF*f—svsid si ifisids with sstfiing tn,
av,, was driving south on Wwles m-va oo Msiae Mid amen, BHIBIM
when another car. dricen bj ' . Fill ISHI ruBBJf roin BM. PM«« W
Jerome A, somers, 49, of loli Wea
* * * 10 lililns rtguuM, WaU.
ley av., made a U-turn, Mrs. Berthj
Fer rcdyeiDle inegirui Nmia. By sntk-
Mars, wife of the driver of the firs! n ill tamom BUPTUfili fjefp. Sw «'
MEN'S SHOP
vehicle, was treated by a local doetoi HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY
for contusions of the head.
720 Asbury Annw
Police estimated the damage ai ltd ft WasMy Ays, Oc«n City
WOO to both cars. Mr, Somers was
charged with making an illegal turn
and interfering with traffic.
Cape May Canal Span
Opens For Holiday
f
TRENTON—The New Jersey Statt
Highway Department's new high-level
bridge over the Capo May Canai is
Upper Township Uape May County,
will start carrying Route U. S, » traf.
fie late today.
According to a Highway Department
spokesman the shift in traffic
to the new bridge Is being made before
the §1.3 million project is entirely
completed In line with the De.
partment's policy of making new improvements
available to the public
at the earliest possible moment.
Work on the project has been ex,
jicdited in order to assure the hridce
and approach roadways could be
utilised in castnn heavy Independence
Day week-end traffic.
The spokesman said, however, that
traffic will continue to use the new
bridge and its approaches for the
balance of the construction period,
Trade-Business
MCKESSON SUMMER SPECIALS
School Planned
A nlne-niembsr committee to study
the possibility of a vocational-business
scJiooi in Cape May County
was named this week by Assemblyman
Anthony J. Volpe, of Ocean
City.
Tlie action fallows a statement
made By Mr, Volpe last week that
in the face of the anticipated arowtJi
of the Industrial complexion of Cape
May County, trained employes an
refrejhmentj will be served. The pub- an immediate requirement.
lic Is Invited,
Major Industrie, in New York,
Pennsylvania and other parts of
Landing gear for jets among New Jersey will be solicited to loan
patents,
maehlnea and equipment to the proposed
school for the purpose of
eiauMed Ala Bring Quick training youths in manual ions.
The group, to toe known as the
Cape May County Vocational and
GIANT VALUE
Business School Study Committee,
ifrOUNCI
will gather at a luneheonmeeUne on
July 13,
STATIONERY
INITURE•• • BEDDING - • FLOOR COVERINGS Named to the group are Wiliard
LANOLIN PLUS
Commander Gerald H.
Matthews, county superintendent of
Chaplain V8N, with his wife and!
schools! A. Bdward Tedesco, Wild
taoghten M vJ»iHBg hta »*"
wood superintendent of schools;
SHAMPOO 99c 40 Envslopo*
Hrs. Neman V, Sargent, of U <
For Home
William H, Donahue, of the County
•a. Chapl.ln Mat h lUtk-*
Teachers Association: Mn, Freda
fie US N«vM Air Station In 1
Wilson, of the County P,T,A.; F«e.
97c
holder Leon H Shuck, Lou la A,
Rodla, of Uie County Press Club,
Jacob Selgel, of Uie County Lugiw
Cottage
I of Municipality, and George Cartar,
executive secretary at tho County
Chamber of Commerce,
IT. S. leads Britain, 3-1. In Wightman
tennli.
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KKODENT
Now Only 89c
8 Rag. Me Tub- Jj
0 AW
H U C H E S
CENTRAL PHARMACY
8TH ST. AND WESLEY AVE-DCCAiM i
FREE DEI
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MILON
Only 99c