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ean !CoijiJ»an> in behalf of thc entire State of • ' \labdinfi in which paid ad\ trtising in mi- OM« a« os Mpnfc i?°sn °"**° "** * J tional trade publiuitions ind newspapers in TDK A CEEATEE ocui cmr ' dustrial motion picture-i, and striking- ex roiJu.nl r»rr, Pnj., hlhit i( trade exhibit ion's >ii New York, i OCLAN cm pHiNTiNo AJID PLIBLISHJNO, f O Centlecl-Ledra- Bonding. Elcta h ixrt*t mlH.i ALBERT L, !N a Hîilt of thi Liriipupn mure than 2" major industriei w->i» in 'in iiual pny-ro!! of more than J7.500.000. havt I ill] I tatiil in tl^hUm month-* In thi r St iti hlfchh MKiesnflll I id th it i --me mln Hi 1 1 iKint- II n lit h will pi t/i lie m 111 i it 1,1 l ^lahima uitlun the lait 1 firm tfl 1 ill. t t 11 att un it ' II pn !•- iir »• ltiiifjir i IU n-, hi\i licti Ihm ikm iii-.tr ituijt iht ii ]L ^ ill in .i t lt\ i i i m i\ ini it ininit M*M I i- 1 and ptr i ti nt pul i KirliMiij, (.O.VSTin TIO.N h 'i ' lontiL City Hospital for tht i I gi\ei 1 ^ th r i-it i r institution to those injured in tl rt_ on Thi (in I J tE*efj summer and (xciir lr - the pun» -i, this county ^_^_^___^ •P %;Some of these tunen, perhaps Ocean I\ mobihsf- aie intiruigordriMiig through tin not be long bifore another school btuld iclt, Th(! rirlvtr, of thise mat huts are fn ^jwll be reiimred The opining of the h hhnded bv the d a ] L c m o k e that -IttTdchuil (school ID tht. i.hapcl at Second , , , , . u . *ii.t ind Atlantic avenu.- n«t week ^.Ul'" 111 " frora thL h u r n m s of thls trasfa a n d ' rfouliUi_.5 afford quite a httie rilief to thi the > *" ' lua J Ultn ^ iri pleasant niimorte a wonderful advertise Vtu B ipjirivjated by the school authorities mint for the town VAtUE OF Ottan Cib needs, 4n incinerating plant, and this should bi supplied before the beginmne keen competition amon? the j o f t h e s u l n n l t r s e M W o f lj ) 2 7 - I »ali^C3 which are seeking to secure • l luilustrips, the efforts of chambers of I 'With an incinerating plant such as is. re- .n^*an(l similar agencies hn\e in late iquired for this municipality, both thc garb- iKieta directed toward advertging the age and trash could . bo . disposed . . of. their respective communities. and without any of thc trouble that has been the** efforts have been experienced at intervals for a number of behalf: of a single tomr r summer seasons. t * cbunty or group of whileirfarfew,cases the promotion npStote^*bcctt'8raeht ? tommercial ^ ^ and utiLit? Rupanici' huvp doni 1 flntiw Hnrk htiwi tn tin 1 It is to be hoped, too, thdt ui the years to come there will not be the trouble in collect- jing- the garbage that has prevailed for many (.j J 11 \\ 1 .ire told that the best advertise- natural n Finirccs iunl nil 1 r muil 1, 1 ]lîsed patron. f (Ocean City has iPf-Umloiy which thp> -WITH r->i] m t table '•Mmrh of 1 uch .t i>imiui)rn 1 j n. di iileased cottagers"this season .ind ntimr lr ir$'biecaiiitf^ny Fritnds . Id J HTHIBl-R HDh-^ I rtjjrtrd TidM'for ll« n IHJ Tip led b\ E*l I omK_a2i \ •» F M pi Hth I w H h Lo» 140 From out of the ashm ot Ill-fate you fan arise again and thrive if you hav# had the fore-sight to protect your property and your enterprise with •imple insurance. At tend to that matter today — with a safe, prompl-setiliiijf Insur* \t\ee company like we represent. Frank E, Darby REALTOR 721 Asbury Avenue Oman Cilj-, X. J. Phone M . ^l^^.^ll^'-'1l^. Old Enough to Make a Will/ If you are more than twentyone, you ai'e old enou|h tu make a legal WiH Do not dehiv this important duty but make your wfll at once, uppoiritlng its Executor, not ;m indisifliial who may die, but , the Firet National Bank which knows neither sickness nor death. FIRST NATIONS BANK OCEAN CITK N«iJi • ESTABLISH ED JAN 1,1802 {g \\ ise is he who has a purpose iii saving and spending. Save before spending rather than waiting until after. It is a very good plan to deposit a certain percentage of your earnings each, week with this bank - . ' IT ^ J i r ,'c Interest Paid on Savings Fund Accounts. OCEANCIIYNATONAI 1926 Advance Showing of the NEW FALL MODES Milady will find htM't> everything that ia new—new styles—new ma- —a svouderful seleutTon to make choosiiis easy for you, Atlantic City's Big Trustful Store invites you to inspect this display of the new style modes for every occasion. COATS DRESSES Lharntinifl.v tailored '> Jlodes for the Well Pressed Womaii and Miss —New Materials —New Cotors —Chicly Trimmed PRICED AT U9.7S TO *29.75 J-ir Illi: Deveiopid in thf New Fall Style Notts —New 'laicriaU —Nr* Colors. I'RICED AT '10.95 TO 49.75 ! Many styles to ehooie : rrom. In Crepe, Taffeta, Gioiifotte The popular colors .u 1 Green,,Oray, blui- Unl Tan and Black, r?fi y loui bwe is Here , E*«J Wanted Size Fall Styles in the Men's Department A Brilliant Array of Nw Fall SUITS In sh'p new jhailei amj stjles. Single and g-jblt>|jruii>tofi -m&ieUi In feolh Ihsi the jKirtiwiar niai! «fll be iireuH to wear. Ciirrest in eut, at and price. Set our Yuplny flret. All fllet Fall Styles In Men's and Young Men's A large lUsplaj- of flnelj- tailored tajnoats in every wanted new fail style and «Ior. You will fbii! the tiie sou want herB. A wide variety I mm wlilch to make yanr lion. -Wonderful values at this price. Little Pcllowi New Fall TOPCOATS i from 2'/i to 5 Years The little fellow will be highly pleased with one of — these new style Fall Topcoats. Our display is complete , whin tin church wnf with visitors Tht pro- I, most carefully bilritt-d, v>tii, I by thc throng. IQUARILT ENDS LMIOKS rv CMcllcnt quart) t thjt n •*. singlnp; in tho I irBt Fro« feliMChunh at the Sunday k âthlR Miminir, sniia; for thi* p rtlnto tliin nur in thii ihurch Tufry Ihe musit. has btcn n by the Inr^c coh^rigatiun» F the h< rvlc*»H A rie;ulnr -^..if-h tho diuflli on Jt this full xuid wintir THANK I KIFNDS wish to Hunk our many */pJT flomrs anil bymiiathy in our hiavy \ Jnlius Roth and Familj • MAY SOON ''IT-ABANDON HOSPl'lAti. (rorernment Should 1 This Vfotk that the Nfw JiTMy lent of the American Li J*Ul(li)n it4 Hiipiioit of ion ^thomc in New Jirsey will """"-'til to the sixth annuill which opened at Uil », -f the lijrionnalri-i mn J the support of the honu law it not a justly pio- 1 for the legion tfl turry * ^ it win explained, are / the .iifnual puppy inle won Dai The Icjtinn lull fip- this work on for » ami frequently it hj" I t|iat the £ovprnm which will serk tin 1 *Dient of the convakiscent ^'[pffrani will not how-a for the ilttcontinunrti.c * poppy day soles The pro \ rotn the halos may he davol- W»e other work, it will bo BUT UNilMURE|) i' "'noffl and Overturned •- w Time, at Tuckahoe no iftlie boye * ">t *f watermelons waterm ° hd a? wo «> uraaahqd m *a lc- Tho lat*cr TVHS tow > " H
SK •IWP ~m "Revival Week" At Plaza Theatre; Many Attractions Rsbtkah State Ajuentbly one of the biggest attraction,! Camden has svei 1 witnessed, , After Hie arrival of the "Jersey JCity Social" at the Camden Terml. QAl arid the visitors have all been plnccJ at hotels or private lionieu, the brothers will aBwmble at I .. p. m, on the evening 1 of Oeteber 8 •t the Elks Home, Seventh and . OsoperstreeU, to witness the eon- .' ferring of the flrrt and second de- .fjses. The first degree will be con- ferred by Arwames Lodge, No. 8f, of Gloucester City, while Amity :'•• Utige, No, lit, I, 0. 0, P., of Mer. :; thantville, will confer the second " iSegrea. The Grand Lodgs wilj convene : ,on the morning at Oetobir 8 at 10 ''oMoek at the Elks Home at special Msslon to confer Oraml • I^ldge degreel. At 11 a, m, Orand Ledge session opens. On October , T Grand ladge Session eontlnyei •:,; flirouirlifitit the day until comple- [• Vm W npnineW, • ikw The Bebekah Stole AssemMjrwili t~1».held in the banquet room of the !«JW«lt Whitman Hotel, Bromlway 1'iaatf CdoBer street. Hi The nniiuiil.banflBet will fce held :.jfiop thoievening of October 8 in Dan- SWVenaoii Hall, Lawrtnee gheet, east ;Mof Haddon avenue. This If the M% "Sîht, .Phnadelphia (atertra will !,JjMjrye, Bojlowing tte banoDet and * jtn thn samo hall, there will to B i;UJrtWlas« prtfiBm of entertiiin. ^MWnf.byjpwfeisiofiBl talent •.. iprEEntefBlliimtnt begins .fnnl tfij irfttme the binaue| ntarts. A concert g'Joîiattm will fuBjIsh nwilc dur> ;* jing thn bnnqnet and tot the dance iMfoIlowIiiBithi show, There will be mujt0mappyt rtort sjtechp., Ths f&mii jflliI «how wnroe of the high. Mii-i^pii!.:mi prlee is 18,60 per sipcrsonaiid includes all. Make up HwmjjpSrWflWrtF Wid place yoor Mfl«>iwtffiiiWi»'JW«« J s»«fttaw, ^^5^flJ,;arkf Edward Haiiey, Ni j York; R. 0. Sloan, It 0. SloanJ Tho latest pictursn, with sta Uane gioan, Lansdewne, performero, are Always .shown at the H'uodro Per lheatt on thf Ho rdnalk t N th street nn I STRAND the p tro of tl j opul nn ui Mr, and Mrs, J. J.', Moron, Fhila ment 1 use k th s nd they, delphiai Regina 0. Coleman, Wes tlcrcr m s att d ng the perform , OheMBr; Margaret M, Menary _„»_! two of three times a week Philadelphia; Mr, and Mrs. W. E There it anothr One vaudeville Craw«haw, Frank Crawshaw, Har .b|U now at the "Hip," and the^p! old Williams and Edward Wren , plouw of the spectators shows the M*tan(iy City; B, 0. Caldwell, El. âtaiwiaaoii of the crowds. The i r i George Baldernon, W, W. Meads come from the beit dreaits ?nde, Richmond, Vs.; W, E, Young ... V.I, Philadelphia;- Mrs. ft—M;. Parker, Dreiiel Hill; Mr. and Mm. H, Si , .. Hurst and John Hurst, icattdale; ' Frank W«f, lesiee of the Hip- f- B - B* 6 . Rea.iing; Alma B, ipodroiae Pier, Thiatre for many Zwwular, Washington, D, 0. J. jem, it In, touch with the desire, ig a W « w ope »nd wife, Darby! A. of the people in the way of enter. B - Buchanan and wife, Philadel. totament, and he provides them I*'"! F (ILUMl tn M Shee Anna A To lelph a kiither n flurk Yo k Mr and M W t k Easton Mr n 1 M r •s. j d En own! Q, A Phiiadelpl _ H. Kuth Walton, fir; Nel«an Kaston, H. H. . Ngfristowii! M. H. Mr, and MrM. li. H. Sen Arthur 1.. St.fl town! Bent.. . aid Bartletl, Jr., John H. "Hi Mill, Ksthef D. lioblnMii, Mr. Mrs. Hudolph Whltj-, Fhilailflp] ILI.IN M &h rt t M C r 1 I r a MH n F li thlehe C, W. Art PI I I Ii h th 1 L I I n W COLONIAL Mr anl Jin lio Stok and Mrs W II a n Lit Ii, PI delph a Mr Elme c Mr kl« n M ss Florencii M Stn kl ^ ark Mrs J Jahn an I M In John East Oranir, Mr n 1 Mr Jul u Jahn B ont n J H M rt n N G Hajd n Mr anl M fcrn t Booth Mr nl Mr H B Bo»l M ss Ethel Campb 11 Ph I I Iph a Mrs Huth Tjler Melbo n» H A W Jarett Ph la lelph Mr n I Mrs John H II Ch rle A M ScotMal M Marg rtt k Ik nj Mt A ry Rajmonl V nctB come fr n t «t rent Ph Inilclph a Lharle bcott n 1 te the rauntty an 1 thej re nl fan Comwell Hf tht Jn epr ways sure to pie ,e thp mo'st fas Wright md fumil; M Odoos August. Oeissel, Cor 'hiladeilphia; R, E. Hi nere Joseph M, Har] ihia; Mr. and Mrs. Mark -C, Henry and Howard "with "thai whieh"nieei"wjth, their, Hiester, Waynes Mr, and Mrs, Wil KENTUCKY HOUSE atproval, as shown by their at Ham W. Wlmer, Sorant- Mrs. "-- R" Mrs, G. H. Plowman, Miss Jose- | L. Sheppanl, Philadelnh ihlne Piowmani Ridliy Park; Mrs; '•••.flJlB Sippoarerae will rirnain . J. Taylor, Qernmiitown; Alan opeu for isme time yet, LINCOLN Joward, Murray Howard anil wife W. Clifton Pierce and party Ethel Pfeifer, Antoinette J, Per- Baltimore; H. A. Wentherly, Palm . Mr. and Mrs. Sorrentine, New Beach, Flu.; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. York; J. IT Glaus, Miss Eleanore Mitchell, Philadelphia; Mr. and Thompson, E, D, Oollum, Mr. and I.O.O.F.ISTO Mr,. J W I«ke IL lla 1 lonli Id Mrs, Borkey, Phlladelphiai Mr .and Mrs F J FMI M Grace J Mrs, M, Mattlel and son, Asbury Field, Philadelphia; Thomas 0. k; Mr, and Mrs, Mai Miller HAVJvBIGTIME Burirem, Merchantvillc; Mrs. A. H. ind son, Frank Ellis, Marie Walsh Ballict, Mrs. Willinm F. Courtier. Tew York City; Daniel Mumford, Grand Lodge and Rebekuh Allentowti; F. M. Bunting, Bradley r,, Woodburyi Kathryn Strimpler, Auduboni W. T, McCuni Assembly Meet In Cam- Beach; William F, Cushinic, C. A. _, irk; Mr. and Mrs. H, Blake, Jack McKcrgan, Jr., Philadelphia; Mr. den October 5, fi, 7 W, Geary nl il Mrs. Frank Roberts, WusliinK- W..J. Voshell L, B. Po« ton. D. C: Mr. anil Mrs. J. Mac- 11. MooreMaw The Ninetythiril Annual Seasi kin, 3rd, Harrisburit; B. C. Webb. of the Grand Lodge I, 0, 0, F, a W. S. Wilson, Pittsburgh; F. H. WHITK » Ihirtyfightti Ajmuiil Session >f | Pratt, Southington, Conn.; Mr. and • Bebetah State Aisembly of Ni,,, Mrs. D. M. Atkinson, D. JI. Atkin- Mr an i llr C Gronj MOD Jftrecy will be held at Caniden son. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Mobl< Mr and Mm J H Bo gnu It Oetaber % S, and 7, F Card n on I H T Bautt Phillidelph The cenvindon committee has Ph inJelph H k U Zehlrj stopped at nothing to make trie W Imlnffkm Arthur J kae Ger coming sessions of the Grand Lodge BISCAYNK nmntQwll George C\ ft John Allen : 6t New Jensy I. 0. 0. f, and the Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Murray, anJ W II am E ans Ge m nt n Washington, D. C; Kleanor L. M 1 ln.J Bennett El jabeth Me Call Mrs E Bunnett gam el H Strattan Jr Ph lajelph From Th l)r Arrested they appear?* _— .f the dl the exii...._ o be remedied. McMann said tl . has protested to the At! inty Board of Health', Cape ML, officials, in ail pff LAKE FAMILY HOLDS REUNION Strong Address a I lit union of milv Todn A TllhOBT School of Music Lobster J Dinner 1III1B ilit»r urt n w . l« orr BARKER'S CASE TO GO TO GRAND JURY .Schlupp Fails tu llavp Court Hearing Wnshington, I). C; Haba M. Jones Gerraatitowh; Alfred Siholr York; It. L. Ingram, Spring City; Mr. and Mrs. John II. Moore Klisha Moore, Upland; J. L. Keilly PhoenixvillK; JamtH Thorntor Philadelphia; H. Pnrker, Los An Kl UK B I Ul New York. NOItMANDIK The Rov. EmoRt Cas»ady, Philadelphia; 0. H. Becker, Brooklyn; Mr: and Mm. H. L.'Steven. Wilkes ThB enKi> of Joseph Si formerly In tlilr uarlierinif b n th t> b t h ha I een n 1 c nt> | n n 1 11 if I to hav« shot his wife, Pninpps. in the mo th th r r n on F htl tr t few cck BK c m bffoiv the i^r I J > t MBsioils at Cape May Court Horn next week. I-nenl of th c I 1 ored t ha th ea e co | tl week Iwfuic Judge Biirtlett ut At Ihe. Crowroadu to Atlantic: City and Ocean City SOMERS POINT WHY COOK SUNDAY DINNERS7 Shore Dinners De Luxe DANCING FEATURING LE ROY SMITH and His ORCHESTRA LUNCH DINNER SUPPER 11 A M to 2 A. 1L MUSIC HOURS W««k D.jr« 7 to 9 P. M, 10 P. M. to 2 A. M, 'Cov«r to Dinem MANAGEM 7 ,„ H IPPODROME THEATRE *-* OCEAN CITY, N, J, THE FINEST AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST, The Greatest Shows on Earth PHOTOPLAY, u, YAUDEVILLE I HA\E THEIR WEDDING ASJ'IVEBSARY HBRB and Mm. Arthur Keegall Uiven Surprint! Dinner ml Mrs. Arthur Keegan, of iejphlu, well known summer t« of this i'ilyi celebrated fourteenth wedilinM anniverit their iottuge, 1M Central yeuterilA}-. A very pleauriirlNc! dinner was ifivcn I ' a number of their friend*, ho pffBunteii f h « physieiun wifp wJUt many hariilHomi? ful Biflli. 1 I'Mjfttf! i* a mrnilier of the of St. At'lien' Hospital, SPORTO EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT in the FLANDERS A Varied anil Interegting Program of Aquatic Snilii' by Leading Talent ' j? »«••*•**** WEEK OF SEPT. 13th PLAZA THEATRE'! ANNUAL "KEVWKU I'rcsciiling six of Ihe screen's grenteai pictures, each for one day, MONDAY Douglas Fairbanks IN ROBIN HOOD" TUESDAY Mary Pickford "less, of the Storm Country" WEDNESDAY D. W. Griffith's IMMORTAL MASTERPIECE "The Birth of a Nation" THURSDAY ANOTHER D. W, Griffith Trlumph- "Orphans of \ theStonn* FRIDAY Mary Pickford IN A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY > "Through the Back Door" SATURDAY Douglas Fairbanks IN "His Majesty, the American! Special Free Offer For A Limited Time Only WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY MODEL VULCAN or ORIOLE GAS RANGE This ii your opportunity to iecure a real value in a gai ROOM HEATER FREE »i(h the purchase of any iiiiidcl gas range in our large stock. prepared for tlic chilly mornings and evenings that \\ill goon be here Take Advantage Of This Limited Offer To-day Some flf Your Neighhors Have NoAshPUs! npHEm hpmu tee fpU fiwni 4uit and d|« ,04^ . Weworn^^ftÎiawiMde their baiemena into lounge-and playrooms. , . : 7 your home tofwaUrtii ikw^, tiai the Iiapmnei, and oonifort that Wlpwi the new freedom,: W >«£ the pwtaie^:iUuiwt«l book 839 Asbury A$ OCEAN CITY N.| mrnmm "Three Bad Men" Will be Shown at the Moorlyn the title roles, George O'Brien takts thi- part of the joung jnd heroic pioneer and Ulive Donlen in the winsome hut spirit, d huroinp Lou Tellegcn is the suave, qn ..crupulouR gimblrr, vihow ruth tnre Atlrnetion Lag! of N«t ISM passion H stirred to dced» of Week—"Marriage g Lltense?" vengeance bj the dumuro herolno I , PtetttreMonday PtetMd 'The High Steppers" at Park Theatre "Poker Faces" soon The Secret Spring" and "Outside thv Litw" Showing Last of Nest Werk Blturd«} of next week The last """"! of a gf the overflows of peopk from the mother* «jcfahLc> f for htr ^n crowded dd centtm t of f population plt to Th The latiat Fax Film production IW thi irw fne land grant by the govern t i th iwiu.grant to hi. directed bj Friiok U f went uy tok an pl guv,,,,- lo i „„ uiietnu Dy rronK uoraiiKB, Bint in the far west took place in : is what might ht b be t termed an ideally tin MTOith decade of the last con-. cant picture, Nat only are thi itary, - j character!! true to type, but they hi few of the original pioneer*, actually come from the countries •to took part in the great land j they are supposed to come from mull remain alive today. The rec- j in the picture, ui ji their valorous deeds and Alma Rubens, who is featured in (Imorous adventures threatened the leading role, is supposedly a to heoma drj- material of history. Colonial—and since Miss Rubens Of their tooia and weapons, their is an American, descended from tlothii and gear and the vehicles old New England, the imagination ntt which they raced to the land does not have to be "greatly ef'jnmim, there would have been stretched to let her head the list. lift for future generations a few] Emi, Fitsroy, thn unbendta, f ' S f 'f'E 1 m The Park Theutre, "Little Brother of the Moorlyn," continues its programs of interesting 1 pictures, as announced by. Munager Sid, K. Stanley. i At this theBtre, on the Boardwalk, near Park place, in the north section of the city, will bo shown tomorrow "The High Stoppers," with-Lloyd Hughes and Mary As. tor in the itellar. roles. No one should miss (his capital film. Colleen Moore, in "It Most Bo Love," and Alice Day, in "The Ghost of Folly," will be the iittractions Monday, "Poker Faces," | with Laura Lal'Ionto and Edward Horton, will be the picture Tuen-' diiy, with a Mack Sennett comedy. Other attractions during the week Include Priscilla Dean in "Outside the Law," anil "The ft Lady Heriot, was borh in BnglanH Secret Spring." In this lost nam- or pictures In the cold ] and whs prominent on the English od picture, a Paramount, there will ,rints of boeks stBBe before coming to America a special cast. The production Fortunatgly, before it was „,_ too and , pictures, Edgar Norton, is made in France. * I• hta, Hie, whild wniie lonie Byinis of_ pi the tny urjginui original Beadon ^ in the picture, is an =_ _ There is always a run of the lat. litters in the great drama are still liahmBn who has distinguished ost FOK News and Pathe News, •alivi, FOK Films had the great [ himself m an actor both in Lon with Po* Variety. •mien of plcturising in flctioniied > J« •-• «-.«
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