Feb 1927 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Sports Colyum 

ByO-BY-jlNGO 

Sea Isle City I Red and Blue Girls Ifp^MOUS PORTSIDERS 

Won Handily f PWfoGowdiL—————— 

By Feg Min»| 

22 

Pages This Issue 

I Th P OCEAN CITY NEW 

Eastern Leaguers Failed To DUP to a 

£ * t'H *. C L T D Wild WQOd BlS 

Scintillate Enough To Be „ „,„;,„ ,„,,;, 

wilder Local Quintet | Friday night 

wilder Lqeal Quinter I Friday »i«!n 4pMn« ihi- isj 

^__ J_ tale flty R!aam»r girto and In 

.}. • RlADV Fj« Ssejsn H tie ~ order not in idagppoiiK (he I 

rt'i' „,,, . _ , T ' , , , i - L Rnal Score Was 31 to I ? OTOWII, two t«uii« irf ,h« «,I,Bri the H«M 241. 

*Wy nprwented her during file opening chapter. Wiiduood had |fmW»««ned .iih u «plder ,.m- Jiiw Brtnn WhlnMnjjti.n wurlnc 

ilihoulhB Of Withdrawing from the Ualup, hut it i» under.too,! j"">>' P fwH ">•(- The 3|>ldion'n ghl]| 

Wit the tainii players ivho wcretly east longing cye« towards pro- e-miritiuilons »i'f» enniiBh t,, dr *,|r||1 

icnionil tennis. The national body's attitude toivarii profmsioiul f"a" ih* Splrte. ^.|)( 

atonii is well known hut it was necessary to emphasue this ah ^".J"""' "Tt .'"".-"N" »*" " 

l(Me ^fch wu done by giving one Vincent Richard, a vigor,, ',^,£,£1 

Bfa « 

onthewrilt. Jimmy Brown, former E.»l,rn ' fj"! 1 * 

;r,» Inaunuch as this same Vincent is now on the Pacific coast League luminary, marred fur tin. - 

gathering in the filthy lucre under the eagle rye of "Cash ami apid#r«. burnlnB ihi' eord« ttirw t>r "" r 

Jj2lrfy."-ryte, must hive Mused him to give three raucous guffau-s. iim» from ihe neiii. while hi«' 

•J*/.' Vinnte, it will be remembered, turned professional last sum- 5" 

il)- III" City rr 

ii nit'xtlni: nil III. 

Short Fait Line win i«- iocuti'd on thu siii ot 

! ^^^^^^^^^^^ rlit* Mtreet, The original plfin 

i was Io place the lighting flxluri-H 

j Case Was Argued in Court lln i»ian.i« in the center of me 

! ~ thoroughfare. 

With thi! illiprovcrannl of tin. 1 

Thi. bailiff hctwuen 111" ghorp so rlf Poi,,,.Ocean City BOUl... 

: hi»t Ulli- anil Illu Paranionnl vur,| i,y ,(,„ ttMlnty Bn,| ilic hanl 

J Ui.li rrrotit Conipany fn.ll-il with Biirfacing and ivldenlng or Ninth 

! ii puytiu-nt of (!,»0D for u lot siri,,.t rj-nm West Avenue to the 

| located on ihe norlheanterly «|,ii. Thoroughfare. Ocean City will 

uf Eighth Slreet, extdnllliic from hnve one of thu nnent apprfiiifhcs 

I f>li-a

1-3 IJT MI' 

dau aw rows, OCEA» cut, i. J^FEIDAT, FEBBUASY t, im 

Business Mfin 

Sff Declaxet Alex Vollmer 

/ In Talk on Income Tax 

iff'., and It« Angles ',' 

4'iMurt Keep Good Records 

feit: **&• •»BOB» l«, iniiead of a 

f , i» May' Wall twelnrai mear" 

AMI Vollmcr. fanner | 

': Klw*nl» OaB, ml a mMilns of 

'iiS* to ** 1 Klwaaii eiub at the 

f Fine Season 

For Resort 

i - 

Early Rentals and Sale. 

j Are Optimistic Indies 

lions. He Declares 

irews, OCUH en?, s, j,, raniT, FEBEUAKY 4, ia§7 

Renting Problem' 

Owner Hitmld Notify When 

Rental Is Made 

PrejWency 

Inquiries Start To Arrive I TU 

The failure of an owner to * 

promptly notify ihe brokers whea t, 

*>rt neit strmnwr, I loo] 

fiplo, who wll 

i itrake their flrpt trip to th? re 

. on. it will not only bf a On. 

. adiertbwnent for the resort, bu 

'I after tbe ieuraaaient, the hnrse 

j shoe piU-blnf rourt» will be i 

*"" "' lent to hiindrwii 

I "Anotser projeet wblco will dn 

I more jinn any olner in flvinf 

I Oc«n Oty a push In the rijll 

! direction !» tbe .ettlernetit of the 

:h from guesilon, ami the 

eoBHnBHIon of • omilorn Boajii. 

•'•111. I hope to aM tal, awoni. 

i pilgheil duHnf the Ben .Inter ' 

The Mrey office reported the 

rental, of 1509 Central Avenue 

anit 1J3I Central Avenue, 

A nUDJber Bf Mjai were alw 

rsported by the pajne office 

Among toeme were the sale afi 

two Ion on Central Avenue and ' 

Twenty.tbird ftreet 10" j D 

Qyian, of pmiadeiphia. Atoo 

the ale of three A*ury Avenue, 

Jou, at Twenty-elghth Streei to 1 

T^ H Edward,, of 3U North! 

êlfth Street. P1IM«,I.(„!,,-, i 

•yp«y Nifht Enjoyed 

. l t M A. N 

during 

uona 

Caarlea llansley, Willa 

Âdvertising 

i Plans Before 

Commissioners 

Hold Conference in Re- • 

gards To Publicity Plans 

For 1927 

(City Will Spend $24,000 

The aiJiertising plans at the 

i-iiy will probaiily be announced 

soon. At an adjourned —-.'-- 

, tA tbe ConinilssioBer!, beU i ,„. 

I day afternoon aft Ibe City Hall, 

[ -Mayor Okajnpion called attention 

io the fact tbat tbe time |» fast 

approachlns when [be city ad- 

VFFtlsing ahijulil be underway 

Hf ataipd he would like to know 

IIIB pleniure af the Cooaiiiision- 

•M in toe ma.(ter. 

li was mifge»ierl a eenferenci. 

b, held after the nieetlng. What 

ncc-urred at the coaferente la not 

know n. 

Prior io la»l year the adver- 

Ii*l»g was handled by the 

iltyiift daBariment. LMI su«,-. 

KoBlnson declared the publicity 

nhould b« considered by the en- 

ilr» hnjrd, r 

mere ta ajuch sp«ulation »« ' 

io the oily engaging a publicity 

tor, last yejr H. 8. Dean 

Said Cof. M Smith of Xtw Voffc ' 

at tin fourth inaugufitien last j 

w«t-^__•• "Now I h, no | 

idea what th.n fuiyre has In store I 

• for me. • • • • No man 

would »lanii before this intelligent 

.gathfrinf and say thai he wai not 

reeoptlve to the greatest posl!' 

tht world has (a offer te ( 

N«r Sighted 

The Real Business 

of (Ms ffank p=* ** 

fierssnal Miss lownsend PanWmenca 

Is Bride of T opic of the 

C. W. Struble Civic Club 

iln of it ye 

io nuikt- Nur 

p 

about fifty feet 

ere [er. 

e Bin in ih 

shf- esrlainie 

him i.r the hand 

ed for Ihe ir»f, 

she stumblej ev.-r 

1 A^ ' ar as ^^ B°*~ one stee ' ' 3an ' c 

/ \ vault is as good as another for 

your money; one stone bank build- 

ing as useful as another. 

The difference is usually a human 

difference inside—-in the way your 

business is handled—in the way 

officere and tellers make their work 

for you a service of pride and help- 

fulness—or a matter of course. 

Serving people, helping business 

enterprise, preparing Opportu nity 

for your plans—that's the real busi- 

ness of this bank. 

Can we serve you to Jay t 

Oceon City National Bank 

O Ci 

f:Ut. and Mfi, T. Be 

unday in Burlington 

wi" I Mi, Wi Loral Girl and Cashier 

TiiBt Natifjnnl Panic 

Are Wfd 

jld First of Current 

Fvents Forum Last 

Ttipsday Afternoon 

Picked Up 

From the Scm. 

IIV nnVVAliD ROIinON 

Sunday Services in 

I r\ Mm, m 

Houses of Worship j 

A 7. T im-ilnii. In.lil 

if.iiii. MI Ui.li I in llv. 

'IP!'-, No :•.]. I-, 

ill In- In M M ,„ 

, IH M Mn fill.nu-li pi 

•Romanrf StartPfJ in Bsnle Tnlle nf Fo 

iMM. Hanj* flurkhariit wan 

,pgll Allanllc Oitj viBlmr 

!..• Hr. •I' 1 Mw - *"• '*r°y "" 

§M Master Kenlielh, »pjni Si 

,:£} with relatlveii In MlllHli 

, Ir^ne ieivagn was In the crt* 

= ~ * 'w>ro, on Tu 

gj evening to wHiieim ( 

•' "titbail eiime. 

Mi • ,\'li,l|ilii|, I- Tt, 

Mi«. K A (>, 

> Mr, and Mr», KeaUng, of May* Mr». l*il|i. ||HKI, 

Sfidlas, were recent Ocenn City turn*-,I in h,,i (K.III,. 

j^ltfln. Hit 1 a [••»• fiay» »li|i 

in IMiilii.l.lplil!, 

fUttor on TUFuriay 

Joill Pelto and family hi 

tiritd from a Irtp 1*11 li 

4^Bter In Ocean City 

"r«, C, Corson. of Palermo, 

5 recent Ocean Cily visitor. 

9st& Debry. of phil.i.l..|Bhia 

H jjn Oeeari City viHiiiir on 

WMBesday, 

In. AWrlcb Crowe wajt .1 rn 

«ot AJlantlc City \l»itui. 

. IIIH Roianna gulvaen, wlm 

*— "-leu 111 for the pasl few 

401, in reported IM Improving. 

Mlm r,,.fini,h. Ti.tr 

lanilr t'iiy. Hpi.ni Wi 

the Biiwi of linr piinn 

Mrw. AlllM T.ilt.-lt, 

To Hold Novel 

Apron Social 

Next Tuesday 

,1,-1 .I,,. «|i.,,i»i,Mliip of Ih.. tii-.-ii 

(ify riih- (M11I1, proved a nifi 

 

hi.i- h..fl,i ""ly i' 1 " 1 » i"«K"'i vry 'niii-ii i,,J•„,;i,-,,i' 

II bioilKJit I""- "" '^t victory ror Ocean ' f»«, '•« 1 

In. rnnn«!- ''"»' Tl "" n evciybudy HM-III'-II Io 1,,,-.." i-!;,,,".; 

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church 

Cenirni Avenue and Eleventh 

V SI reel. Riv, joneph W. WatU, 

retlor. Buniiaypi, 8 A. M.! Holf 

I Comniunioli every Sunday JllfJ; 

hilJiJ Kiitiflay aehool, ]0:!(«« Wluhl «pi)ki. bur gni In nil- ni.iiiili." '" ""• I"'"'"' 1 "all' Ocenn City In »,il,m ^11, J, 1 ,;; 1 ,^" 11 '; 1 lrl , 1 |';JJ 1 1 1'1];j 1 1 1 « Anbury Avenue, near Four- 

tiiii.ny, allhtiliKli what shi! HH|.|J -s»al'li.w It. hiiy dWjillow ii " '"""'' a "' 1 • 1 " 1 " |1 '-'l '•'T, with | ii!'!!!| ir..m "s.Tfi I:..M"I I" W.TA.-J Catholle DaupnHri of Ami 

'"' inuilKli t,i il-nnunci.- I he Monro,. «iil. "W- iin- IIKI prmr. »„ 1 »i, puintH. ll wan a uloMi-iy cute j-" 1 "'- 1 »>-»ITII.-III Ijiaid^ tn.ni .."'.-.l.-i j!n,r" """' '*'""• "** 

•'?• :v-inplnif rapidly and by jt";^ 111 ,,',;;,;'^",,, 'M, 1 ,', 111 !'" . ' M ' Klwanii 

I On .1111. nmanlnn lie wiw dejiliiiB I BpritiB th.-y phoulil be entirely ,,', li,.,!,^! li...i.l; " I.ifi.ji.-.-"'l'si.'.il.-"v.ir.i ! Ss " > " 

I UI IVlUSlCttlC '-.Vonroi. IJuriilne," 

,^^__^____ Thosu prMitnl were; Mrs. Ellji 

n r n £ r " l "'' h G^n'Jj-. Mta llabfl .Me 

Be hor Benefit of Henry. Mi« Wight, Miaa llaene 

tadeiptiia, were metor viBitoi's Tn)1 ,„,. m(e,|ng of the I Ocean City Seashore Home 1". Mr,. Teasdale, sirs, B, Frank i!^",'' l 

art on Tuesday, Ladier An) uf the tburch will For Babies Sl ""' h - slrs - Eclna Benckert, li. j , ^ " l cr> ' 

-, ~ — — - ! — M belli at Ihe home nf Mr?, lf_° aO * ei Charlw Hand, Mrs. Bailey, Mr*, ,""„" 'n"' J 

Uwrence Lear, on .Monday 

nine. February T. 

/=^ j * 1 John MacDonaldi Mrs- HopDing 

spect Good Attendance Mrfl. .1Iarry ,Iorrl!, ,(w H ^ p LJ; 

roy Howe, Miss Livlngrton, Mina 

A line praBram has been or- Minnie gi-elman, Jlr. Rriw|,.y 

inBed'by II, Howard O, Mac jMl(N McFsrland, Mrs, Alilrtcll 

(Ji.lllli! manner with prinofi.w, I ar- 'l..-v-|nplnB riipliily and by i.!,. 1 ; 1 ! 11 ' 1 .,!;". 11 ! 1 .' 1 '",.!'' 'J"" 1 ".- 1 - 1 |". 1 "'j I Klwanii ciub—Mi...|ii J1;IB 

On nni. nmiwlnn lie wiw ,le(ilinB BpriitB th.y should be entirely ,',', (I-IIMI lii.,1,1; " l'i?i'.|J. /iinil. v,i I «.Jii..ili.,, i,t_Hoti!| OOM 

ivitii a poor felluw who iunk.il JiHr1lu111.il lu th,. ha,ii wurk. Their [r"iii li;.-!'."! "'•»". '" ll.iiiii.iirnl. r Knlgnu of Prtniii-Ocn 

miw-nybly hrnki-n ami conlrit,. wind ha< il,.v,.|oped ni|.| tlii-iiiûl; iV,',;S] ,„' '?,;':',l''';'" iSlm: I ^';»'" iJ* 1 ;, (l " 3!l "' llt *""' 

"Have you ,.v-r bii'ti »ctil.-nce,I inumileH dn nni B-1 llrtd half as Mrlilu.. l:ini.l. rrinn ,M,.-p,|.-. M it...i.l lu " -•• —__ 

10 Imprlwinmi-ni?" the JudBe nultk aa they .Mil when ii,,.y nl»t s'.w.SiC ni^C ii" /P"V iSl: IN" K ,!» "*. °L"'"soir il if "tl' 

ash..! in « .wwtal, wav. slarled, \\\Z\\- T>"" iV^l ^.rU-XJ'vl'i »"' f '"""" MSMÎ," m^* 

•Never, never!" ejrela.lmi',1 ib, . —— , „ in I'i.'i.iiiT lt«d; liny ii,wi fr,,m ri.r, 

nrlmner biirntlni.' Intn 1.1 Ttl() niemhers uf thn Rnlnryl,nn- n,,;,d ,„ l-;,iiiii;,,rKh li,,,f,l: llnv 

i;r irJSr^H? . One of I speakm b«au«e they never eanTMn 

ii".!'."i "Vnim " li^V "'i'Mi.i" "iVV ill-ff'nji! P«trioile Ordsr Sum of Am«rl£«— 

— H'riii.1.- 1'ir.lllT l".n.|-,m l,,v' |K" M^'i 1 """ ifrt"^' . No i,tf' M M U 

If, -III-I.IK- Iluiil.vir.i; l-nrdilf tin,,,! »«*l. « M Jlai, HA 

,„, a : "ffi.-.i.r'iir'-iiSJ v;nnr,!;;j B «'w o..^»=^.~ «. 

husband I, the luud speaker: f X ^ tZS^ liT'/lll^.urV Ki, WJ'ISn, 'I'SXrTi.i.lS'JS „„„ 

son ia the Inierferiinee, and ^ .•hiin.-i.ry nf N,w hrw-y nn Kin 1,. WHSI.-V l:.,n.l: Ai.-rd,-./,, ltm.il fr..rn ",?i*| 

hiin..'1-ry of S',» hrwy on th" !" 

diiy of JiliiUfiry, A, li, 1-J27, in HiiV 

J,,|iiii.' IVHhf Hfiacl; N 

11 F>- ill-- ilnj' Itfiild 111 rlrl. 

rS,si,??^ ±,ti?^ ihiSfi—el ---C 1 

on lh. WWW: -W-hen Bobb-n.uiw Chib. of attenilance upon the Wvk 

Heir arows Asaln. ^°«»| The (•ograni ia a.« follows: r,fwar4,n|p. It "ta » real jo- 

ivlted to our frowing Bible Duet, be present at the periods of iw- i'i 

.Jhooi. Young men are Invited to (a) I Hear You Calling Me, Sip of ie ird ouf oSd A I f 

attflld the Ersonlan Ilble CH.« (h) Where My' Caravan HtH a"; P wlc»m* to 

for young men. Clausai for all, Beaierl, Jlr«, H, O. MaoPhiTBon, m Blble ^.^ 

Ym will have a cordial welcome Dr. Thornl.y Hughe.,, mernlng worBh|p. ii \. ml. eve- _ 

to all otif servicej, De not-for-1 Plane Mo, nlm worship, 7:30 pi M7 "•• 

g 

whleh we take of the privilege «__ 

of attendance lipon ihe Bervicei; A F^rd In Will 

of worjthip, II la a real Joy to day, B 

be present at the periods of wor- thiii bannerr "Just batik f 

Khip of the Lord, our God, A(l Florida, Barnurn waa Rlgh.!." 

l h ti 

0.1.1 i|v« in m.,.-k If-a: nil ih-"nlli-yn 

, o'flii. k I In (Unfit lii.U: nil 11,,, i,lii,ys ln m«,k 

, ni IN. I 13-0 

ilny rmirt ll.i 

f 

to ail our servicej. De not for. plane tola, 

get the bis feature of Ocean ielect 

Olty-ûr mid-week Mrvleo on violin solo, 

•il r*rfnl= Nnrlli Hlr.-.-l tf> IljiMi.riif-ii HoHd 

i.' ill lim Hiullnn lim.d Went from Norih Hlnini 

Id IIIIIII- 10 Il(Hl,.r»ra Isnn.lp 8lnlton_ nom 

ly'ei't forili rind d*-M:ril..-iI J -i*t from -N'firth Hire,! to nnit-r- 

1 IP my- ^'" fl ISOfif!; ABl.iiri- Itti.-id frutn Ngrlf 

[hat ceftnin lol, trrict fir ifcirr.-i I rlrcet to li-illerHf-fi ItdiidL npntra 

i.l iihij promlpiM ht?r,-lnl!fief i.iirH " ' J * ' *..-,.. =^ , " - 

Wm. H. Colli^n. Jt, 

Olty-ûr mld-we#K iervico on violin solo, ,,„ 

Wedneiday ot 7:30 P. M, Minuel, Miss Myri Olalsdnll. _andthe faniii 

by (jlvcn that a writ I US 

NM, !|« nnd JSS of neetlon siaMi gtreDt nfty (So, feet to mi 

and sal of Scclion r,. Mi other point! thenee (S) north.wMi< 

0, 1*1. 142, HI and 144 In MB- wardly and |,»nill.rl with Bi«th Blrcil 

in oeoflii twefity'iilx iMt feet to another point 

the city thence (4) northeHstwardly nt rlgbi 

Union- (ndemniw «!.» wlUi Inl 

Court pnthe Hth dny of January, hounded""iinS di.«cril..-d IIH fnlloun! f' 1 " 

_ ....„„ ._, , —., _ =______ = = =_^^^^__^_ s, a, 132T, I ihBll eipsie to wile ni Henlnnlnic'at a, point In ihe unuih- f 

•IIWI The Windii In the South, LEGAL B wr, l fin V ?v' IU 8i"nrti-1i,v 1, , 1..7' Uc«t«Hy lino of Kiiih Htrc-i, ,11 in 

' \ SororitV Meeti *« "• 0. MaePher ' — - — ,,S9.!*J!M-. O-HKWiy..J 1 «;..JflL |ai««n«,.or IMN, .rsn, rt ,ii, 

\ aoromyjweii lpiano]oSue, aeiMted, N0TICE '«_*TTACHMENT p, 

y Thi ilema Tteta Pal met Wed. j Jir, Walter Dalf, CHARLES S. WOOD shei 

~ rnwday tvtnlni at the home of Duet, QSQHGB C'WORSTEH 

MISB EaUier Palmer, lltai Ade« I Ijovs a Lassie, By Seott In Atinehii 

.'.''" \ I \ 1" " ne Carfmnin, wafl had besn ao. Mrs.H, O. Marfheradn and SoU^ 

I I \ V eepted s§ a new Biember of the Mr. T. Murphy, of mtni 

II IA gororlty was Inltlmted. Vioilri, oftlifMo. *^ fg gl 

I ' Hueb fun was enjoyed by all Mln M. BlnlBdall. Navcn 

Y/ ID durlirf tit Initiation, The.flrli Tenor »lo, , | nd 

•'WJ*** 1 ^ hare planned to have a take (o) Ich U&i Dleh, br Orelf i 

Urn mnun HAM »'• °» Wbrusry 1! at Powtll'!. (*) Wliidi In (he fretsa, . f^L., ... „., ,,. ... „„„ ...„„„..„.«„„„ 

•.,«« BUUrFAKT MODS Bv«IyiBody Is uked to (me out i by^ O, A, Thomag Four-Hundnd anil seMnty.flve Do|. | fee. to 

1 lt» chirmlnily yoothfnl Him and buy u tun will be verv de- Mr. Tnonas Murphy, ]" 

I ia (a?or u ths nfar iMfsn llclouu caJtm. High Senool Olee club, < 

R»B •MM. Tilt frock It . Afler the bunlnees meetlnK was (a) The Ssllon' Ohrtiunu, J, _, - „ . 

"'fflPy"**!* w W, lll ''| f te* MJwnitd a«ilitr refrMamtBU by •temlnad SberlB o« th. pouati'of ape«»y. ,urt er NmlBh Union-]I 

K^^^W?ritaMmlB „, o , ,„,(-, - w u am, („ . AeeonwtBttto.'." ••',.- , OBO. R._ mns. Altoncj. .,Date«, Jinuaw sITisi*,' : I ..jMiTSiiu^*J 

iNSRIFF'i SALE of Ocuin" c-liy. in I(I» Voiinfj of fi,>, Hnitl n»«5»«ment to be mnde upon -"* tiKIBHW «««nl,U/,Il. 

—— SlJll- und Stilt.j of New Jfir«»s. lii.inl! Innd Bnil nail .MUle 111 proportion 10 I- 

r virtue of a writ ot Fieri Fncinii ,, wrl of lot miml~r.il elBht bun- ih» wîllar Iienent .sr.lnsn.iuK i 

ttonls Mt terris 19 m« dlri^ted. Is- dr*-,! und thirty i-iEht "fliSisi- p.-rllr.ri vrtiue which the hereinbefore respec 

ri out of Iht New Juriu-y Suprcirn.. A „(„„ fjct-irii tjiiv Anioiiniinn. li» lots iind p»nj«lB of innd und rent J IJO f*U*Q U Vllt 

ift ontMe Hth dny of January. l«ndM and fcrtl.-! .. foil,.; MI«H "hull lie deenwd to receive i,r = MR. «T^g- . VAU. 

D. 132T, I ihBll eipoie to wile ni IleiiinnlnE nt n point In the uniiih- "'a'TOJ'-PS'LiRwn'y.jmen}, amt = OSTEOPATn 

off ,|fl B%htt ttd fcaW Am» 

JOHN E. TROUT 

BUILDER 

1053 ASBURY AVE.

?.% V.HN* 

--.• » * • - 

*g^ ^ i^^_ 

Local Legion 

V pj T H 

Aut0 Repairman Escapes 

JLocal Builder Buys 

I St. George Hotel 

Rayea Plans To Remodel 

Building Extensively 

A let or Oem Oltr Mi* 1 & m>i Partknkr 'S 

need ehMp nmollne In; WdW " ^ j - 

..touobll' thiB^veg 10 death. B W ), ..^ fga ^ >«< 

she m » mod** taut "Ken on nw eBlIdf" 

he said He hid stripped W« seam. Hotter I for- — 

jlie lB»i»ted On lettliu Bin Hud teacher): 'No, . 

oma cmtisM; wm em, w, t,, mm, rmmmt: tm 

Kautchman LMA'BJ' J « ft>»^ P' 1 * 1 " 1 ! Affair Will Be Held at Tl» «m«. of John V. Ponder* G_II_ 

p_^ at M e j , on the Mttln .Se«»V:,rt- Bouleurd, ' report, the sale or ihe St. O«r«e 

JB ror OflttfHe-OOVd en Tueirfay afternoon, driving a Hign School Next Hotel lo fiforge A. Haves, The Boeauti! 

Championship motor ear without proper H- Thursday Evening "*'.* pr "' e "''" g ' Tf ' n ol •=o.ooo. i j- not «u 

'•• ^ *i —••^mj IIIJIÎIJI nil - * • 

'V, - J' " , cense plates bf Trooper Stevens., 

,»* "" The naf« dtopioy.nl »crB itf is;s 

SMbtt Lund* ra Pool Game. V " 1 "W- 

if^-r'-*,. ^ , Bailer escaped wiih a One ot 

l:*^' ^ * s I 15 and ee*l. ^hea Baled before 

Tlie new owner Bluni to maki 

esteasiv*' alterations to this four 

«, his wire There are (n*ns and (owns. 

In charge! bill the real, old.fllshigned 'Own 

,,,w 

I .Now 1 set iw up m »»'*• 

U-'LJ I pray the 1-Ord I ! < "> .ptny Ei,.rf fnrraef * 

Egch of th« vinnera will re. I the repaint n# look II mil un ine ,.(,,„ mnn »),.,,h^r tie I. a rn* 

!*r * ln« illwr eup, BouBted 6li*wiy to lest It. „,, „, ,hf \j,Mum n, "„„, 

(an efcew Base, T»e eues srei He milled ae «« iinmurj that uri,,,| „„, ,.n|j, ,„ ,,,,„„,! hini,. 

«-0B dliplay in lie windov of! the owner b«d rsll-.l m .,r-n,-h bin irifcrini n-rv •.viiht.l. i,.., 

I.MWI ottee, ill Asbnrirjih. IOBK for I9!T ,,,f of h|, ,at),,ly 

***^* I =_.-=^ .^^. . l^fst Cmiifimn*!*! I.'rnv J=. rf i i 

rprt, ihe summer season. 

The 9i Geerle. whirh was One bn 

form?.!) known x* I lie Helel doesirrt ne 

Trapy, wan owned by Pbilndel '"li i-lrfl*, 

phla interesM 

Ani.iriL' Ih^ âle« (naiie diiriiig "^ 

Jiiniliiiy t.J Ihi. âitj*. nrtiee wa^* lefi h. 

thai of u tin lane on Pilbani rtlie. For ec 

Ifp ii Phlhi.ttlpblii pnny fnr . binh of a 

» 9J** •.«•«« 9ori - M F-H "111 lie rimemliemi 

Wefc, 7 won, 3 laal, arense the ceremony, where a flae will —— — —--• as lii« E.liih Cottnn. daughter 

fUi, lUney Cnattin, i won, 5 be pre«!lit«d to ihe r«ently ,,r. i r\ I • ., "t Mr. and Mr». Alarii,, r.iii..ii of 

?^?^*e«0. sanlled Boy gcoui Troon. Nn _? i UaUgnterS Install 51* Asbury Ai-nii,. 

':*l)Vke high run are IT by Fred The ceremony will be hold uti. ill r\tt — 

pNSrpoi, 11 bjf Bill Kaulchmiill der tbp auapieni of Wa/ihingiiin JVCW UrnCerS f \? rs 

M4i,*» hy i, JTtd Manne. CaniB, No. 71, Palriolle Son, of YOUR BIRTHDAY I 

LlfcMtB^B«B «u«d an. upset yea- Ameriai. Nell L. Jamiwon. na- Large Throne ImDresser) Rv , . I 

iUrtap woen he defeated 'Hawe? Konal maater of forms or He or. B , IT fi impressed By THiTwcrr 

m» U W. unlnnon. will mniie in- prwen. "wie Leremoniei I » // THIS WEEK ? | 

With „ |]i 

!i = nm. th< 

Many are tin 

Congratulations t"f ,^'%l^",} 

Mr. and Mn. Howard F*Ii, n( •(.., 

Paulnbofu, i,,. r.oeiiing con- Tftnl mak.. Hit , 

eratiiinti.in, upon ,h,. birth of a I , „ , „ 

wri, Mrs F-ll will he r,,inemlier»,i A (lltl " l ' 1 ' saonmp 

WHO PIO NOT WMOT 

TH» fWll- BOOWCiN 

OCEAN CITY If. s. 

Aden 

L«*e. 

l!lo. 

F 

r 

r ] 

i 

mv FiNtJ rw one ftSip/T,- 

The return of Doak shouM bolster Brooklyn'» pitchinE stafi• '" H",^"pul'ierton. who recently ^pe May City High Lost 

if,the veteran ipitball hurkr can reiurn io the form he displayed ri«kiid his life 10 pick the world's Heart-breaker 

inj 1924. The Rohbins secured Peak from the St. I,oui« Cardinals, greatest hagikefbail players, hesd-1 "" 

Dbak, it is (aid, couldn't show his best with the Cards beciuse •*'' """ l |B t with Hoimmi. who is C l M ,,, H,,h e.i,,,,,- 

14 Laui'i didn't have a catcher who knew how to catch him. »» w "inrrlng wiih ih0 Celtics, ,„„,-„ ihrlHer to Plen 

However, after he joined the Robbins, the batterj- oi Doak "L*'}- t0 "" ""* » 9 '»« "Wfr MiRh last Friday in ihe Plesiani. 

iri Z«h T*ylor proved a winning combination. Doak won nine £rl.,° ffl , y lstKl t0 lh6 atK>m vllle gymnasium, JS.24, losing 

Milight game, for Brooklyn in his lut year of biscball and then BH(XIO'» ginie, hTwnlrt Tommy ""'- '"-""' """ "" ' " " ^ ar 

'" ---• i TotBls , J g 

Score flrat haifWQeean Cl 

May City High Lost Pniil«iioro. 6 nernree- ll 

Heart-breaker ! lN " UI " Oyw nlrt " 

Radio Service 

922 ASBURY AVENUE 

dM6td to take a Ring it the real eitate game. 

Manager Wilbert Robinson tried haril to get him to return, 

but Doak inilned oil staying out of baseball. 

Doai, though, got out of hairbell a! the prat of Ins 

earttr* Whether ht fan come bark is prohlematiral, for 

hit Ho Itnger a youngster, as far es baseball goei. lit is 

36 tWi »fd, 

• • • • 

How ABOIT PITTSBLRG CHASCIS? 

Pittsbarg baicball fans are wondering what steps Dorinic HUJ.II, 

new ni(na|er, will take to strengthen the I'ittsburg Pirates for the 

Ifil Web«H cimpaien in the Natiofiil Leapie, 

It ft fxpetted thit Bush will mike several deals before the 

•ewon opens. 

As far as the outfield is concerned. Bush will have little to 

worry about. He has Piul Waner and Kiki L'ujlcr sure of their 

positions. And for the other outfield berth suitable material in 

Clyde Barnharc, Comoroskj' and Leon Waner, a brother ot Paul 

However, there is J sore spot in the infield, at second base, 

Hal Rhyne was incaparifati-d a greater fJirt of last season through 

scored is points. "Ves.'' Tommy 

replied, an he wan pulling a 

Jersey over his head, "there Is 

one Incident which stands out an 

my greatest (hriil. It happened 

in an BBiiern League race. At 

, that lime I was signed us with 

! De Nerl. 

"We were to play Otrmantown, 

a »re»i team, which wan leading 

the leairue. I was thrilled when 

the malinger Informed me I was 

selected to play agalnHt llolman, 

Natuially I Was aniious lo make 

i a good allowing. 

play, i 

antv'ill 

breakii 

Ores 

ing ti 

seven 

end. 

Capf 

15-10. 

vhlle lill Orel 

e eapli 

ng a !< 

n was 

if first 

n.1,1 go 

i May 

lln, to 

i-34 li 

hold » 

hair, 

ala du 

led e 

>n, Ihe : 

HBC.I g 

R. 

icoreleiw 

but t 

ring ihi 

I half 

Pleas 

foul 

diir 

icorei 

.' Bt'C 

Km. 

I Ocean City Gasmen 

| Took 12-11 Contest 

| Cape May County Timej 

| Men Were Losers 

eeven field goals during the sec.! A " or 1»»WI»S an J-f lead |n 

end i '"" " m half, Cape May County 

Cape May led at half time, Tlmo8 '"^ a barihnifflu gatna to 

jJ.jO. """|She Jersey Central Power and 

. Kpane's «i« double-deckers kept Ll * hl Ooriipany, or Ovian City, 

tile Carwii In the rimnlnB, ! m il " ! E » u lon llouao floor. 

Both learns were poor from tho ' laal Friday nifrht, 12.11. 

Both learns were poor from tho 

foul Ililt-, Pltasantvllle shootlnE 

one and the Capes (wo The 

eunimariesr 

jjg» Bplmia 

(he game 1 w 

PLEA8ANTVILI.E HIOH 

"Before (he game I was given H- Oreen, f 

ray iiisiructlons. 'Dqn't play lo Terry, f 

score, play Holman, If we can Miller, f ....,,... 

keep Hoiman'ii iieore low. we have W. Oreen, e 

a ehanee to win.' Qrasso, % ._ 

"When ibe openlnit wnlstle Bradley, f 

blew I was nervous, I was soon Sdraeinsky, t 

Hal Rhsne was incapacated great (irt lust Non uEh 

injuriei and his work fell off so badly in the latter stagn of the I 'f lea . rn lh4t Holmans reputa- 

mam he was replgced by Cronin, a rookie, ivhem the critics claim""" ""J""^"- "'"f 0 " " sh| - 

Th« pitching itai!, too, will have to be strengthened, Ray I „, 'nml"%" him like a Blue , 

Ktteier is the Pintes' one best bet. Lee Meadows is fairly reliable, | put. forgetting ail else eicept my 

* put it ii reported that he will retire from the game. .Morrison, Joe Instructions to ,'watch Holnian,' } 

CAPE MAY HIGH 

iratho' laal Friday nig-llt, 13-11. 

OOIIHE Close guarding on the part of 

The * 0 " 1 lMms feuiureii, but sBvon 

:«eld goals belnf aeored during 

- the game, 

IH ' Beani', of the Gaiimun. and 

F T | Oourdoutf, of the Tlmim, siarreii 

0 Oiln (he guarding for their re. 

1 9 spec live teams, 

0 ol noils i6d the, Ocean City 

0 Hlpaiaers, scoring iwlce, from the 

0 OIBeld, wnile LsBg!ey'8 two single 

* 8 pointers meant muBh to llae Oas- 

0 0 ! men, 

- — Brother oppoflod hrolher at 

1 SB tenuin, C, Clark, of the Gasmen, 

| having Ihe edge on his brother. 

*——* ONE tfcflR oy SHOOTING 

fi pmrscT FiBLoaoftL WHits 

UT"iM& FlfVT ON HIS Bflerf. 

ClIByrijhl. ISir, by Melropolit 

i Tin- g re lit thrower HI I In:, pn 

Anicrican iiiduor basket, bill wasn't 

ffnnif. of banki.t- that lie wim Haht. R 

linll ha« Its freak Mint tlm man BIIOBC, h 

ahoiB, the sarui; hit should aE least h 

o» golf, tennla,, an iiNsist? 

anil otlil-l mil- I ill I'UKC, MOW fti 

door spoils, Lls=uit Ihe rnivei-sity 

ten lo thi'si; iS-jiiiaih. a KIIIT I lintt pl 

nniples if you j while a nieruisHr of II 

iluti'L bi-Heve that j of Chicago biiNkeihnll 

'•atiyitiiiiK can was little, hut his im 

Oflt-ie QUO OB NB-RI FlVS.flMjj* 

f 

'UKC, how fiinlbiiii coach J*e 

i'llivelhlly lit liiiliuiia, pll 

nliirlliiiK pi.'i)' in ISOS foi 

liieiilht'r of ibe rhivcr.dty »l 

gn biiHkeliiJill team. Pnt Di 

le. 1,111- bl« nKhlltiK spirit do 

center does in football, nnd Ihng' 

Bcored fine of the frdakeat COlM^ 

In all baHkctball hlotory. Winning- 

Ihe game for doftr old Chicago, j;] 

A year or two later It wag * ' 

peim man who Bgiired In ' 

play ror the booka" and a ffietor^.^ 

for bin alma mater. Flint, ono', 

ill (hit best forwardu in Bed attd'-i 

Blue hisiory. dribbled the bn|l 

down the coiin in o (inmc wllh 

.miiiai game pinyed 

'• at IllliislH Slatu Normal 

aity laHt March, u moil 

t nion play oecUmul, On 

, threw a ball In the te 

Mwo'fhit 

ftv me! 

Howard O, 

MacPherson 

ij^&t »f ti, Hijue »«af T«h f»y Jtarpart, ptif' Jimes num - n^:'f^^=^S=^S-~^~^ ,obblBg Md MttntUlla 

•^SIS^SI,?-^!- ^«» »»«!* «r» the r«ipien,, — _ . _ _ _ _ | Joseph Broadley I "atw«tio» n our Mo«o" 

ffemt, oat from Morgan Haqck ril 

of the AniBriean Letlon. ,1' 

r. Totten h« cxperteWd a , 

""•" - ^ ' r. H» i.l t 

p 

"ISrtB- 

Sil^SI HEATING j 

-SdaSIL'orthel ^ ^ ! 

fnen&i^f""! I OCEAN crnr.N.j, i 

UNE 

of— 

'Tor Owd Oomfert" 

*?>...Ht Tpmtd efa 

tour d«urt, 

»t Plants 

for 

House an 

Garden 

ATLANTIC 

COAL 

*-!!! ••"JPIWI lo luociy 

Bmh, Yde, Aldndgc, Hill and the others are not reliable. 

Jot Bush pitched fair hmthnll the last flu ucris 6J 

Ike ttettni, but he is not a youngster and he inn'l as or, 

forever, AUridgt, it it ttniltnliiod, had difficulty uilh Mo 

Ktehnit last year, and ii is pasiiUe ihitt he uili do btiiti 

under Bonnie Bush's handling, 

i* * * i s 

PLAVINC A.VD NOS'-PLAYINC MANAOIBS 

| A shale of a game followed. Tile 

lead shuttled back and forth. 

With hut avc minutes to (lay 

Home fan discovered ihat Holnian 

Olden* Ceurdou 

>n his brother, who was not espeetlnp to ree*jive ut,. to play. Pal th 

TWapar- it. The pass Hit him on the mil II[ ihe brill iificr ii in 

of the head find bnuncwl hiBll I but mine cippimi'DL 

and Stevens jnlo thf air and ^quai-Hy ihrollEh I ofrîaliince. He let 

| had not scored. He had scored 

'in every one of the twelve pre, 

vions ganieH that season. 

"The fjermantown team (era. 

porarily forgot the score and 

.•tarted to feed Ihe brill to Hal. 

man that he could keep his fee. 

orert Say"' B 

7rt C, Taylor 

Referee—Ha 

of Salves—18 

g 4 : the Tltnes, The summartd 

J J| CAM! ilAV COUNTY TI 

0 Oj " P. F 

0 J ! Btovena, F, ..,...„„.... i j 

- ~ \ Olden, T. ._ 1 2 

1 H'U, Clark, C 0 1 

Time I Ceurdouff, o 1 o 

Wood, 0. .................. n n 

goala (or the hoop fo Held goal! 

efert'e, credi 

i in has- made him nnf or thi> SIDIH or hi» Columbia until rudely §pllled/..bjfi> 

duy in three different sportH. In li lough wearer of the Ught rilub 

me plfiyed a game wiih ihe I'nlveraiiy or named Byan. liying flat on Wi 1 -*! 

al L'nher. ppnnsylvanin tetim fnr IhP so- hack ho shot the ball through'tHs* j 

si uneom- called "iiailnnal interfiolieijlnte hoop wiihout oven touching tSi':'} 

)ne player tllli'." ChiciiBO wax one point hfi- backhnnrd, and Ponn won Vf!i 

tcam.niale bind and then, wan only H min- that shol! . • J 

to reeulve in,' In play. Pal I hull KOI hold In 191!!, tho DeNarl lesin of,' 

in the mil ill thi) brill ufli'r a inrirl nr.rnliihlp. profnHSlotial famo, boaHtDd a gnat''-,": 

ncwl hiBll I but will, opponent Jostled him center named Bill KMttail. Jill•», 

!)• thfollBh ofr.baliincn. He lei fly for the one game. Dill made the ffljulsi-'!'" 

il! Claude busiket jii?i the satiie, shouting lent of a holcin-one at golf ani'i., 

bat I ed a goal fro 

Don't Make Your 

Car on Orphan Asylum 

jack HendriclB started something when he said that playing "^ intact. I believe the neit . . . _ Q »" 

WUiager, wûld soon be a thing of the past. Hendrick, says that » "»»ej «re the busiest or Marine 1 ttJSt bOtC JSBSEy ( 

je bench Wer ha, th, better opportunity to BP situation, ami "' "J- ^ ^ ^r » m f p j , „ j ^ 

ftink quicker than the manigtr who also is pirticpatiriB i« the he worted trying ,o jet loose, °* r l r i t n a l f l l t K Roll, F . 

p«e. He points out his own iuccess for an example, I (,„, inc whistle, blew with De ,,.,,, , ^~* , », Djvln. r 

Hendricks m»y be correct, but his statenient has caused con-, Nerl In ihe lead and Holman shut wjWWooa Kuified Chancii Bi ohirk, c. 

ilderible diicuaion. Rogers Hornsby, for instance, might insist that j out. Talk about sportsmanship, ""* o( Chattin's Cubs langlqy. a. 

if Hntdricki had been gluetl a little tighter to the bench the Holman neemed better pleased • ___, Beane, 0. 

Cindntiati Reds might hive been in the World Series initead of | than I did H| patted my back, Tbe Wlidwood Mermen by their ". Benner, C 

Ih St. Loul, drdin.b. I f* % m and , " d ( ^ f "'*• vietory over Chattln'* Cub., Ocean 

It is true th»t Mme of the itnirtest playerj in the game werej g" e ,, m f"' "' l ~: ?fm er °' Clw, last B«ttirday nlfht at Wild. | J 

HJif Coliini, nor Sisler could win a pennant. minded me of that batii,.." &S title of th. South ief«* mlnuiw 

Yet no one can »ay that Ue Fohl was a success ai a manager, Pightlnf to the l,.,t ditch KL," h§ S '" ' m 

•aJ Fohl sticks pretty close to the bench. comes naturally to Thomaa Jos- The Mermen downed the Heal •*—— 

Stanley Harris W been , succels in Washington, winning eph Dunieap He I. a product ,ora 3,Sf, SlninJ Seir ^hSie Chattm > 

Nnmts in 1924 and 1925, grid ho did pretty w(l! with the of a seraplng environment, ror ,„ ,|e ,„•„„, p,fM 

W-nattin 

Witors IMt year, Harris also h regarded as a pretty good second Tommy J. m» born and raised Chaf|,e m h s m % i m torWir II 

r O. C. J.H. Wallops 

i Clayton Freshmen 

I " 1 

I Local Boys Take Both , 

- Cage Games With Ease t 

VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 

JSBSEy CENTRAL p Oliiylon Hish Freshmen proved **"•*• '•• 

no mateh for the Ocean City onwwski, o 

Junior High School team last 

Friday evening. Tho aumniariisi Totals 

0. C. Jl-NIOR HIOH WH.UW001 

Onrwood, r ... 

P«»I. f • 

U ftorp, , 

PMSOIllno ' B 

Townsend, r 

nmn sciioot 

J. C. P. & L. Wins 

From Up-to-Date 

— • r • 

; 

- : 

Gasmen Chalk Up IhidyuH 

trial League Victory • ; 

0 LlRhl Company broke Into tM: 

=- win eidtimn last night by trip^-. 

"i Ping Ihe. Up.to-Dnle Sloe IB «n';- 

eieltini! Itniumrial MSBUe gatiiij 

by ihe margin of one point, • ; 

>f • The pjaffle ended In furibui, 

5 fnshlnn with the BHoenieri onii 

2 ileavoriiiii to overcome the iiiiklM 

s lenil. ' , ;'•' 

Q The CnlihlcrH enjoyed a ISf'tO'- 

, I 7 lead at the end of the fltit, 

„! half. , . . •; 

in Hue fop I've come to 

t,k Hr finmeu rfar «/ 

Haymt mB»ater, nnd n^thtnt tlst W |hibe Park 

of C«lf 

UWO BALUJOK 

. Fid,! U B.rb», of C«lfEconque.or of &,\t,-jgqf.' 

neong playlint bridge. Itt/* 

IrtngB .#• darite or to to 

rtovl«r When MB >'tf(k : 

r.«SI'K-A''.lHtHr'iR»Wa*

t twEtf cxhr mwft ocEut cirr,». T4 TRDMT, FEBBTIST *, IBBT 

StOrm Center and Few Daily Dozen Members South Jersey 

League Set For 

Second Half 

'Season Opens Next Tues- 

I day, Hommonton at Ocean 

City on Thursday 

City at Wildwood; Camden 

Mlllvllle 

Tuesday March 1—Hanrmon- 

ton »t Atlantic City, Cajnden at 

Brldgeton 

WrdnradS). March 2—Wild 

»ood ut Cajnden, Ocean City at 

H&fBMOhios. 

Thursday. Jlanjli J—Mtllvlile 

»t Ocean City. 

5—Atlantic 

rldifpWB ftt ' 

Saturday, Mareli 

City at Millvllle; 

Wilii wood. 

Tuesday, Muwli I -Catnden at 

Atlantic City 

Will ItfaL* Rnw I Wednesday. Mareli S—Atlintlo 

will iviaKe now; _. HHJ. iw,n rii. ,i 

j City si Ocean 

•ataman: with 

1 th« 

y at: inllw to toe pill nf gasoline. 

Hill. Fair prospect; Wbsre do I git 

lilt- nti 

Tihurmlj) March 10—HrldCP I 

cin at Ocân WIIdteon irpdltit 

with tbr must notat>lr iclilev* 1 

ment In conapriatlnn work in tin 

year ending Nuveoilier 10 n« it 

the New Jeriwy FlKh mil (.ami 

Conserv-itlou league will jjrp i m 

a gold »atch, nultalily niErjvpil 

as material proof ty, look Lenfj Elnd ! Not warning me, jump inio Hew 

Th.. «c on Saturday March 19 a*-l nie ct, . ,, 

*2 Bill Kautrhman and \1 •'"rniT MlUllIk Ilifch School Ud 

auith ioppl.,1 Hushrx and Gib '" upertnl to bi ilL-nri! hy the'"""' 1 ' 

«on with a won of 100 to 8, II I JIHltn for tht. roinlng cauuulcn IWIlkinson 

EXCHANGE CLI B 

f V 

1 0 

2 I) 

travels, whlct read, "mm ud 

Gas With us," 

A motorist maf oaly want 

half the road, and Kill h, a ro»d 

hog If he wanu the middle half. 

YOUR TIRES! 

Are they being given the 

Proper Care? 

Do you test them regularly every week? 

If not, you should—or let us do it for you. 

If your tires need repairing let us do it for you 

by the Special Firestone Factory Method. 

Act Is Explained 

BY 

8. 

T, & T, Tire Service 

NINTH & SIMPSON PHONE 888 

i 

H. | 

Smith and Dun Kran-e won an' Hniuiniontoii 

ll ' l 

mpajgii 

' 

an Bwklnj 

eicltlng match Trotn Dorner nnd' «"'el new facen and Manager 

Nlttlngfr ](t(l to 92 »1,IK IA " " ' 

Ck D 

Cook and Doc Ilolbrook toot care 

nd Ashbiirn. 100 to 

Jitnm> 

the 'Pincliw 1 

Iu rhp lwnnnnt flght 

l« ônflilcnt thai 

IM bt- IPIT irfurh| 

'lurfng thf 

Totals... 

Befere&—Kenneth, 

2 21 

The IwaJ* took t^ti of tht new f,w weeks , ..What the p,|m»ry 

— , .."i" 1 " 1 hilfwbwlul, ,,r the 'would iUe to havt." s.y, peter 

c,lktlth^SouH, Jfrwj, Lap,, ,olIow, êterMn. "1, the primary wllhf 

Is, In a large senê. connervatli 

work, the outstanilliig achien 

meql of a year may be no 

Wing entirely tllfffrent An 

Inltancc of a caul, lhat undmihl 

edly would be considered hy th( 

committee the league cities (b 

g 

recent action of B tfanie 

*ho after a long anil 

battle t 

w«rdrn 

hard 

, W 

; pi* on 

.iatt why oidn-t 

«ar nmarks to 

4W -Bobpily WOUM 

wl»it yon were tal* 

, O6A Party 

a long anil har 

battle, put out what nilchl have 

developed Into a disastrous fln In 

an excellent came section • Th( 

directors have relt fDr „,„„ 

Itoe. said Secretary Schivlnn. 

that there ibould be some spe- 

cial recognition by the snort, 

or the outstanding achlnvetnc 

or the warden force and we ha 

Jnalljr decided to put It In 

form or y 

form or 

snnul| aawrd , 

you would croae n,y path 

7"" """"««' ol" man 

tfa f h 

toward 

of tho 

,tr 

Age 

Iho CHIT 

. But th 

a stop On tlLe very 

chmmj And tbm 

the world 

Jolinaon and Hans Burlcbardt I Tuesday Feb 8— UIIMIIP », out the pry" 

hn»,vj to Horfm.in and Murray ' Alla ""« Cll>, Wl|dwoo» City, N. JL 

This Advertisement 

Is Worth 

50 Cents To You 

If you will add to it 

enough to pay a year'i •* 

rent on one of our safe 

deposit bxes, Rate5$3 

a year and up, 

Don't have your small 

valuables-securities, deedi, 

contracts, inaurance papers, 

jewelry, etc-unprotected 

another day. 

Tear om this entire advertisement 

d rent that box TODAY 

> A ineellns of the cttilonn of 

Jâoh was held in the Higfti 

ifhool auditorium. Friday nlKht 

aUaiT >«. for the purpose of 

ot oonaolidatMan Wai 

Treen. charnmsn. opened 

wkh an Introdivctoiy 

to enlighten hln oudi 

(hat hie stjUrd WAS purely 

! Every eeat In Uie house 

taken, the gallery was filled 

open windows pvmiltt'id 

to join tiho inec- 

who wero In the oonrltlorv 

as meatlng VH very abl 

idncted Among the high Itehl 

(be dlncufislon W4n Mr Treen 

as and when Milw I> Rl£f 

the stand later 

"I am opposed tA mass in^c 

declared Chairman Treei 

norally, thvy are apt 

dark bmwn taste in 

ir mouth We have a wonder 

machine down at City Hal 

Injs the city's govern 

In the role of our Coitimls 

CIvJc projeoln SJH undei 

ray Qltnilln^ big expendliurtfi 

oonatrucllon, try the tl»r-y> 

ien ul tihls time Merg 

Wlldwncul, Wldlwood Creai 

IDd North WIMwood, U the topic 

the hour nioet concerning tht 

aipayer I believe If Wti are Jn 

ire consolldatUfn, we should go 

fht 4Viwn -to wurk now and pu 

e project OVBT Else dlumlR 

question and lay It aside for 

at least live years " 

Lewis T Stevens, attorney 

who prepared the act, read ex 

Won) frail the Mil, pmpared 

[With InftricaHefl sufficient tu pu: 

lie mcfet adroll mind QueA- 

from the floor artjfie as to 

and at what expanse oould a 

fonn ctttottmment 

auiManisd by a councllnumlc 

of govea-nurs. The n»ln sub- 

effecting the majority • 

In (wo nhoughts. tawn 

civic nunagiinient Kir 

ren* read the lengthy doru 

In explanation of hid state- 

but by advice of the chair 

all passages were omitted eiropt 

In* those most likely to he un 

fcrstood Mr Treen then advised 

aolose iûdy of the measure from 

•very angle by careful readtng of 

tie bill as drafted, recommending 

a councliiniwile system Imitead of 

Cammlnelon form as at prw- 

•»L Consolidation will mf*n ad 

*lUonal aaaessoni rpr the add! 

Uonal wards, twelve members of 

and one Councilman-ait 

«nr« Two Coimotlmen for each 

Capt, Bentham Goes 

To Atlantic City 

Captain Simon Takes His 

Place at Townsend's Inlet 

^"•a-ptaln f rienth»ni formerly 

In ciinnninil of ronnMiuIn Jnltt 

rtnnl f.u.trtl Stitl..n In nt.w In 

^»niniinl -it thi. AilLiitlt f lt> 

f-ipiiln A « Hunt n aim i* 

will knt.u,, n, stj it], en, I,,,,! 

»h.) for B/t..,, >1Ilni uaa „,„ 

llonetl nl the Inl.t now IIMUIIH 

t« tnko charge t,r Ti.wnwo.l » In 

K f Nurion of Hit Town 

BfiidB Inlet Simon hw hiin 

niadi i t.iptiln ami «|]| re rotninjr to Tou tiFMIH! H In 

Last Friday night raptil,, 

Dtnthain mm tenderel a fnri 

well reteptliin \t tho lionie of 

Mr anil Mm \UIM.mT stoutli 

Mr Bmth.1,111 UJH tin terLplent 

y I-he At 

lantilc Olty Uleotrlc Cunuwny, 

wihlcl) tuok ovor tho IOI^LI plant 

on January 1, The ral« un(ii*r 

Body of Clam 

Digger Recovered 

C oroner Thompson Con 

ducting Investigation 

Thi Imil) of f.ioigt W Rid 

pull 4^ llie clam illf^Cfl an uc 

toutit of w host tilitapiii irani • i* i* 

piibliilit d iu thin p.tpt r laHt mik 

wifi r. cowrtil Tut td.iy nifht hy 

(i*oifce Mlxti tif Gi(*tn Creek 

Coruiit r William II Thompson 

IIT (old SprlnjjH who rook CIUIKI 

of tin li.i.lj tlirl.irrd tint he li 

(.ouductliif; in lnvtntfKation hut 

tin bilief lli.it It. .1 

path liminii hi«lliK.ri.il in th< 

enst ro£ mill dtopped into one j 

f tin lo holi*>i on tht beitth anil] 

nap Inter wished out by the lidt ' 

wliich the plant WM takt n t.ier ](ll!pdth >. i« a rompnratlii 

lie a kilo»j.tt or u half Btranfetr to (.HIM ( ret It .Hid wa- 

Moonshiners Guard Cabin 

With Odors From Dead Horse 

Near Woodbine State Troopers Discover What Was 

Headquarters of Large Still—Cabin Well Built and 

Supplied With Pump and Other Needs 

Prosecutor 

Has Inning in 

Liquor Case 

Tells Freeholders He Has 

No Power To Act With- 

out Evidence 

May Ask Court For Order 

prasecutor Williani 11. Camp- 

bell. Jr.. a.ppeare£ liyfore the 

Board tif Freeholders on W©dnya= 

(lay aa reyilHiited and explained 

wily ht> fallBil to take any ac- 

tifjii tb dispose ol alcohol seized 

by Sheriff Janieg T, Hoffman. 

January 31, 1926, at Higbge's 

BeMli, near Cape May City. Billi 

I ey Sheriff Hefftnan ferj 

watehnmn's g^rvieea and tranii=, 

portation eharsia in reeard 

Ocean City T. & T. 

Gets County Bonds 

Outbid New York For 

Securities Worth $635,000 

Ocean City Title and Trust 

Company wan the highest bidder 

for leSi.OOD worth or Cape May 

County general Snance noadi, 

when bids were received Widneg* 

day by the Board of Freehsldera, 

The truHt company agre#il in take 

bondM and pay fS3S,4SO, 

j. A, Decamp * Co.. New York, 

Ity, wan second highest bidder, 

ifferinir 1636.134.01 lor 617 

bands. 

County Will 

Build Cape 

M B h 

Freeholder Champion 

Measure As 

Precedent 

Want County Booklet Bid* f 

First National Bunk of Ocean 

City offered to take (a? and pay 

1135,1)9,70. 

Bankers Trust Crimpany and 

Harrlaon-Forbei Csmpany. of 

New York, Jointly bid 1131,140.91 

for €20 bondg. 

George D. Gibbons Company 

EaBlBian-Qlilflinn, of New 

d Bianilmnn, f New 

alcohol led to Mr, Campbell be- York, jointly bid II3J.127.70 for 

Believed To Have Been Source of Much Illicit Booze 

cent Iwtj than llhv rate whl*-lt 

bad prevailed uiiitfl thsit UIIH 

Ttho new rat*:, effective at 0111 e 

Is 16*tk u kilowrUit 

AnoLlitr carloatl of pale« ur 

lived on Tuewlfly for ufl*» In re 

building the Boa Inle Olty Uni>i 

und the work of re-oonRtruetinii 

will be pinjhtMl forwurd UH rapidly 

pomkble to have the 

llnet) in the flnifHt piûlble 

by Hummer. 

not ramlll ir with rontlltionH alonp- 

the tn .nil lit Ihul ulth «n 

I>tf\Ml> of (Jictn Lrctk who 

Ht Hid that lilt- uay lie left fo 

State Troopi.H on Monday 

nlpht at a zt-m hour tliwd in 

nti an utiilnrgrLiunii iiHXttiMhinerri' 

cabin in the hify,rt of dense woods 

located suvi-nil rnih^ s^Qiith of 

DHllisnlain. Thi! iiiihin is bi-llr-riYl 

'o ha\t. biH'n tiiH source of guppiy j 

of mufli bnsilpg llntisr In Cape 

May Gfriiliiy, anil (o havo been 

citpiiijlf of iurninK out from !.hrei> 

to tin* 1 huiulrt'd M"ilotiH weekly, 

Aboilt twenty yards fronl tht- 

cabin. State Troopi'rH founfl a de- 

caying horsi', whieii had been, 

damn the fog wus .Bo thick that evidently placed there by the 

Gas Bates Lower 

Kan rate* now pit' 

lull Ciiy in high 

Tlie 

n St« 

thounnnd for tin 

vail HII 

ind tji4.ii 

drat ten l.hnu 

lower than ihi 

Iv: 

lie tenor of the meat I mi wo« 

coiuioUdalion Mr Samuel 

Ironing was about the only per 

who publicly denounwtl it 

. "rtng that the time for merg- 

I"* the Bhre« muntclpalUIes u 

|»«t ripe quoting Instance* otf- 

I which ane bound lo work 

Jsrs ror the taxpayer. Mr 

IUDMIK beUeva that »n Inter 

l«»l)oi, at this time, would work 

|W»ry to Wildwood n there 

i other persons present with 

1 "mo i lews, they failed to 

I kbil'* '" * plt * * """ fa *'' °" 

ffninnftn called tatinc -fend 8fo.1n 

• u* * ubllc oiprestlon. "For." 

|a>M Hr Treen, "this meeting 

We are. hers to dlscum 

(Cmtlniml «• pagI TWO) 

I TOUR DOLLAR pile Is th 

IS* lllircl1 * 8 ajalnst mlstortune 

[•tart early so as lo have It 

t enough for all demands 

,. -• - now by making a depoell 

IWth Becurlty Trust Company. 

|«te May city. You can do 

'*- mall —Adv. 

privlotirj ralf Tht* Jersey Ci iLfial 

ht nnd POTV*-.! Omipanj mm 

IA nht* Sea lh\c s Hf 5 Plant n.tn\ 

nmrtlfLK a hlgJi \tr* -ftiuii liti< 

town from Ocrhiii < Hy to 

raits atf |J IS p* r 1000 for 

the flrwt 10 000 fi-nt of ftaf 

$1 90 p*r 1U0O for had nothing to do with &hfit 

and knew of no way to dlapose 

of U, 

In reply to a question whare 

the alcohol mljflit be stored, Mr, 

Oajnpbell said: "You have room 

In the younty jail to guire It. 

He suggested Ihat SherlB Hoff- 

man petition tne Court for an 

order to destroy the alcolio], de- 

alarlng that he had no power to 

make sueh an order, 

Mr. Ogden asked: "la It out of 

your power to take mtlonf" To 

h Mr. 

I can't KM evidence 

replied, "If 

get a 

No Evidence of Foul Flay 

Th body of Bt'rrmi'ti J. Mr 

Gurk, 66 yeors old, of 232^1 No 

tinty-olghth Street, Phil uM 

The Htfheh of Use decaying horse 

anil Honor furm-H was naUHf'atin^ 

T!n:° tftp of UH; eubln nm 

tiiiiii'H iitMiut ihrw fwt from (In 

ground, liciiiB miviiriHl with plin 

ixiiialisi, roiiug" nnd limbs of 

into, niakiiis It appijaririB us if 

it wcr*i a chiitip of bijsh!^. 

It Wii^ Titailt' of lorn, apP''n-'t!i. 

iy by an espi'rii'nceH niHtjhanie. 

rts it waj nnidi- to fit jH?rftH;ti^, 

A small (ionr was th*? only nlinan.4 

of intranet'. AIHJUI thrt^ fir fnur 

fpet down WSA the flonr con 

stritelBtl of icntu imiootheil off, the 

work of an esprrt. while in fh 

work of an esprit, while in thi 

lihln. wns found imrlly mibmelBed | r,(r mni!r. wos n vnmtt al,ow|nB 

f_. *li^ *" ,.## rf~*.L L.Ln i*l»>.,llll I _ ~ 

Ocean City 

and Tnut Company 

A»bury Avenue at 8th Street 

"«tt« YOVK 

WHATS WHAT 

AND WHERE IT IS 

••ponant—City and Ctmrry 

GROW 

wJit« 

prt*gr«Belvc AtJajUi 

on a coal ' 

and fi>01 protruding finm tli< 

water lie wailnil In and found 

11 to be a man's body He brought 

thf body gallon* and applli d fiist 

aid mcthodfi anil then called 

luptuln Holmei. of the (.tjLit 

Guaida, who, together with othoi 

Coast (luards, worked on Ihe ho was extinct 

On a label In bis coat and 

cards In his pockets vas (lit 

name of Bernard J McOurk 

Philadelphia" • 

Police Officers Charles Puilnl' 

and Flnan took charge of the 

matter. 

A 'phone call to the 

„ \en on the cards and label re- 

vested that the man had left 

home at 2 P -M Saturday His 

Ife, Mrs Sarah MCQurk. csmc to 

.En I»le City and ldcntiflpd the 

body as that oC her husband 

She said he left home on Sat- 

urday to go to Atlantic City for 

few days, telling her that he 

thought the changi or air would 

do him good Mrs. McQurk s»ld 

that he told her he f«lt nne 

(Continued On 

tfhat tho hiuiirmhinefH were 

liliing wliii ufit? htwvbi&iry eon 

Who Is It? 

Freeholder Goslin on Deck 

Freeholder U. Poster Ooslln et- 

tended the Board ot FreetioMom 

oiHtlnC on WednewJey after be- 

inC tbitnt ftlnce Norember duo to 

l IMto Lth^ T 

IMnator Lnth^r 

Oad«n, on baaOT «t ttl* 

dJI 

T. 

Here Ifl the profile (it a popular 

city olTlclal; he la In tfte real 

eslnte btuilness nnd holds a State 

poalMon. ritau. You should foslly 

he aM« to name him. 

To thft first twenty-flvo wjio 

get the correct rianiG will he gent 

an auto license cartl holder and 

A load pencil, by tihe person 

whose silhouette aippeatg. This Is 

In addition to me thestre tick- 

ota for Uie, flr»t,live nHo send In 

tho correct name, aa Usual. 

See los( week's wlnnera, and 

the name of last treekfe tublect, 

on Vfti «., ;•. " , 

on flnnl reading a§ waii ordinanee 

S3, fisting tho Hillary of the fora- 

mliHioner of the Departnwnt of 

Revenuu and Finance at $T§0 per 

annum. 

Attention wan eallfd by Mayor 

Rufroney to the way In which 

tile Atlantic Clly Blectrlc Com. 

Iifiny ivpH placing Its nyw pules 

on Home streets, creating a forest 

of poles where the city had en- 

ih?iivore!i to eliminate them. 

The City Clerk wns Instructed 

to write the compaii)', culling at- 

tention to the prmiiildiiH of their 

frsirifhlie in this matter, rinrt re- 

quitting that plans for the eree- 

tlun of new polei be submitted 

in the city authorities for ap- 

proval. 

An emergency resalutlgn pro- 

vbMBg for .sewer work was 

adopted. 

The Csmmliwloneni were an- 

thoriisd to attend the meetings 

of the State League of Munici- 

palities, which convenes In New- 

ark today. 

On motion of Mayor Bofroney a 

reEolutlon of respect to the late 

Mayor Bader, of Atlrmtli; city, 

»as adopted. Copies were ordered 

sent to the Atlantic City Board 

of Cemniisiloners. the family anil 

published In this paper. The 

resolution appeart elsewbere In 

tola Issuu. 

Secretarial Council New 

Jenejr Chamber Commeree 

Cê Msy Oountr wag reprf- 

aented at the secretarial council 

of Ma New Jersey Bute Chamber 

of GonUnerce In Atliinilc City. 

Innt Friday by Ollhert S. Smith, 

or Avalun, secretary of the Cape 

May County Chamber of Com- 

mence; Marshall Balnbrldec. sw 

retary of lihe Wlldfcood Board ot 

Trade and n. B. Dean, lecretnry 

nf tho Ocean City Chamber of 

Conunarco. 

Anotilier meeting, to discuss 

pending municipal I&aiAlatl 

will bo held at the Walt Wlilt- 

conviction I eaii take no action.' 

Mr. Cimptell eKpIaltled the 

viewB of Judge Wars and Judge 

lartlett, whoM views were con. 

lllcting he said. 

He denied that he knew wio 

the owner of the liquor was. 

Mr, Ogden asked: "Wflqse duty 

ia It to move the liquor to the 

county jail?" The prwe«Utor re. 

plied that when Oeorge Bedding 

was Sheriff he moved liquor with 

the utslstanee of county prison- 

ers. 

FreeHoider Robert Millar 

caused laughter wien %_e asked 

the Prosecutor; "If the Sheriff 

got tired of holding the liquor 

Olid hy accident put a iole in 

(Conuiiiwd on P«B« Two) 

Freeholderi Pais Detective 

Bureau BilH-Qr Payment 

A resolution authorlilng the 

payment of the bill of tie Ouar- 

an lea Detective Bureau, of At- 

lantic City, was paased at the 

meeting of the Board of Free- 

holders on Wedneiday. 

The iupreme Oo(irt two weeks 

ago, ordered the Board lo pay 

the bill, after a writ of manda- 

mus hod betn scoured by Marcus 

Carroll, head of tie bureau. The 

bill was for |Srl tfl Ma 

Oardens bungalow, less than 

12000 cash required. 

Thirty-feet speed runabout 

for sale. Now engine. Just 

overhauled. #300. 

Fordson Tractor, used only 

a few weeks, at a considerable 

saving. Guaranteed same as 

new tractor and terms If de- 

sired. 

For gale—II Barred Kock 

Pullets, laying, two setting, 

and one rooster. 

Experienced stenographer 

and bookkeeper wants position,' 

experienced. In banking and 

real estate. Excellent refer-- 

ences can be furnished. 

Salesmen wanted for luhri- 

eating oils, greases and paint*. < 

Excellent opportunity, Balary> 

or commission. ' .' 

Salesman to. sell Frlfldtlro: 

Permanent position, m.n malt*> 

sood manor. « ' 

necessaiy. Must tttrnlaii 

references. 

Now you have seen the 

at the Automobile 8how. 

It and notlos th* 

A complete Una or ._ 

sli«L HupnlpbUe toe 

ard. 

One aialk

t , 

v* 

-t. 

m 

. 

J>/ Mh, BilMlMU, Swih. preri 

:*:*•»» If tb» OatM May County W 

ffft T. V. alieoded ilie recen 

^'.BUiOfl*! i«therillf el Iht tt'hll 

BR-. WMoBtn, In Wartinftoo. ami 

»ii* fgyni .r, .h. 

"tata 

lori of tie p«iii»» for ih» hail „. 

UtORaatloa of How. ini»resii!(( " "_ 

jM the worlt in ibis county, ii */?,"' mc 

It •»» » ftrti fiUi«rtnt of 

f y 

l/mny'8tuc is the Union »nd iht „ 

.wtfe btmi, Inl8»!l|en1 »DIJ M. , p*r«o 

flnec) araaea, with a pufpost i Ir » 

mat • »Bmj wiia id,,] WHHJKI- 'f»mii)-, 

fM* IrtM Dumsei,, the MÔBSÎMI .i 

•Ot lOBlHring jad iufesalutie ' BO* 

.-.- Hire were tie usu»I lighi. iundj 

««as wars ln(B« lIUrOooB ls' u » » nl il 

rt«* hands *nd 

U 

freMifllliJ UbfU-y, « 

ral dsllfht io be 

C ifumoon fcj Presid. 

aoiidtt. rte, dr«Md 

, ro * *' llllc ' ••aim-ri 

b ** ch ani1 **• tc a iiliiiii frill, wl .Mi.«. Wilihr.ii (', Itii 

rh hi. Iiiirl ii r» 

Hon. ii |« I ti «• ai 

M, ;i 1.• I .Ml.-, Allii n AM-mi. Mi 

, Ml. \i - . IJi.lliti- Mi. 

Miir.lnill It,.11.1,i j I-. . 

Wi-. llnii'ii "In- ii i n ii 

Mr. an.I .Mi-, I! 

•111 , ( • 

llllllllll 

'11, All 

m, Ira 

•ruiry 

in his 

ii ! Hv l[,iII. 

iM '» 

l*f).=j| . 

' Geo, N, Smith Heads1 

^ 

nil ii 

.Mr, 1 

i ( 

, Wildwood Trust Co. 

» Elected Last Friday nnd 

hi i : \VI-i-. -M 1'. niMl 

111.-. 

Mr in|.| 

M1.4 . Fi.,i 

,1 Mu -* IliU 

iml .Ml .*:* (Jlil 

1.. All HI ; U 

i nii; c Mill. 

, i,.[ III «ii 

lll'l M I fi. tin 

ii Ism[ill 

ii 

i- I M • i- . pi •in 

ill I-I 

( 

Al 

I'l, 

1. 

111 1,1. Ill!•! 

iiriiiiii.l 

1 ii. lilIi 

li-' llli 

rry W. 1 I 

..in 1 I 

..-ii.ial 

; p r ni|fa Wl,, ; , 

M In Jiiiiiinpy ami i'*l|tiiii|."l -Iriil 

of tonairunlinii jlis,960, Ilaiik. 

1111 'I Ocean City Furniture Co 

J''.-iiTii' Ready For Intreascsd Trade 

v : ^!i^?S^^c3F;^ 

/ V 

OCEAN CITf Mm. eCEAN Ctf?, ». f, flttoAt tTBEOABf 4, 

T old of Signs 

of thr Highway! 

Once every year the Red Deer 

sAecfe ^w antlers- 

f- and Jim, WaltiT Malilu. o 

o hifiiiiic pnlir)' (if uivinlt thn lii»! 

Wrtphia, rimiofi thi.'wmkiii 

»P"ii ih'- ii. well m thu lowcai 

famiij.. in Eajit M.ipi), Aw 

5, , over five, the ik., wi-L-k" —,.,.|(" ,,|,rt. Mirl. i lilurirliH sen, IJ Jicilnly LiiKns'•! Tlir ntf nfllti. |« In ronnccliiin 

" 

: in Hi.? Itiinhpr biljilndJB or l-'riiiili H|I|, iliiil or Kdwln R, Ftifk, mil 

Tifdy In tiirop MM WOS D. CoLmn t 'Brother, unrl was i.mni,.. hrnkT. nnrt l« iin-nnrwl I" 

J In limit's Thenlro, TiiVwiln}- clcvtol heart nf the Tiile * Trnn! imik,, ninitntinnn Oi( fiiriiilnrit of 

_!. enlitlefl, "Kc'hipy," pr(M j Cumnany it-riiprirarlly' Tlic nt.'W cvfry dpsf riptinn, 

« by Lhe Enlfrprlpi! Plnyniji. prcKMent urrivwl In Wllilwomi The OriW i'lty Fiirnilnrc I'filn- 

Ofrfflsntown, tor the benefll frum Florida Thursday, (if la«i pfiny iiininiiilna il» larn(> • wiiri- 

We Knlifht of Columbus, Wild-; wpi;li, w.rw cl'^ted Friday and lioiise (it Sixth Hlff.(.| iinil tt'cui 

"•The Love SliilPri, enter-: look, over ihi 1 •mpi'rviHlon of tin. Avenue, lit which Inrritlnn it him 

•*» netween the aol« In olaiBlc bank Che fnllowlnB! day. • jierverl the puhllc for ninny yrs. 

»t anii songs. Tjie houaej >ir. Sniilh lias been vim prrai- —.::- — 

* out several days before j (lent of thi> Marinn Noilniinl Iinllan women have orBiinlzN 

H PUy, Bank ninee it reGi'Ivo.! im s!irir= .In prniiintp gfr.it.'i- ninrjt-Hty 111 

KB, n,«, ~—" - '"I" '" 1902. lie wa.i noMtniasicf (Ir«, Probnhly InHplrol hy 111" 1 

»i sprvl _ 

0110 CVCiy UliCC rnoninS a UlVlClCnQ IS udJCJ 

Fnfk, mill U'L. Ukr' I S l I J l K Hf ll I Jr- W S /ll 

cpfircl I"! i Ljl \1 \l-jJ-/ *J i Vj/V-^1N,1 IVJ'LJL/LJI \kj Ul 

_ . wsoree Jaggew, Bust Fine or w,idwool, ,,-„„, iri14 tn man. nmniifae.niri-rn.of maiiTlnl,... 

W". ntienne.1 tne »«ond •-•-•• • ' . . . - - • 

nietlnj h#ld in Capo May i p.......,,,,,.,,, „ , ,^, , „„ „ ip IT NEVER MISSES 

?',ll.^'?tS!rS 5!! I Civil Engtaier 

of PWIadBiphla, w)m fail Mnaieipal anj Highway Inpaetnaf 

known in music clrelc-B! i ittrveys — Plans — ijeeflioations 

'of tie pregent nieetingj | i inpiflruioB of Conltrnctiea 

i"1? JSJL 1 "/ 1 """ 1 ' 1 SpidaUiiBf ia IMI State DwdapmtnU, Town IlMi 

Quiiita, Mr, Wolbert ij, 

jwnnd I luh 

Wt'll P,itintii>l-H City's Sofinl Opntre 

Drop In Any Day 

for 

LUNCHEON 

VB^W II STOHES CO. 

lln.ll, i r. Rniu~. ./> 

Shop in ASCO Stores—The 

Economical, Dependable Way! 

Vhrm you shop in your "Neighborhood" 

ASCO Store you always receive the utmoit in 

Quality nnd Economy, What a source of Satis- 

Inctiim to Initiy Home-makers to know that their 

daily visits to our Stores will result in the saving 

ot timti iiiirl money. 

Where Quality Counts Your Money 

Goes Furthest! 

j R«K- 33c 

(Rich Creamy 

I Uiili jn I i I III llli! 

ASCO I 

Cheese fc 29c 

Try ii, you'll lik. 

Breakfast Suggestions! 

_, ASCO Orange Marmalade 

SniltlC Victor Raisin Bread 

JUU 3 

F King Wheat Cereal 

. p,. ASCO Sliced Bacon 

2 

«fd» I V ASCO Siiied Pineapple 

*•*' Gold Sen! Rolled Oati 

| CO t% 

(Sugar Corn ^ 

Jar lie 

.1'iaf 10c 

nNE J2l/Se 

1'i'i!. Tin' (iiicsi niiailty Muiiiu corn! 

Bij 25c Values! ^CQ 

ASCO Benns with Park 3 (•»" 25c Self Baililif 

CIIIIIJIIKII'S Beans with Pork 3 '•"»» gSc n 

Ciimjibdl'i Tomdto Soiip 3 i" n » 2Se buckwheat 

Bcs: Soup Benns " 3 I' 1 " SJc 

Sunrise ToIHiitoe Catsup 3 '""" 3Se p),B- 

Ivory Saaji (ifnest size) 8 '"iki-* 2Je 

. ' RQR. 23c ASCO 

(Pure Preserves 

The Highest Quality Bread Baked— 

The Biggest Bread Value Sold Today! 

Victor Bread 

Bread Supreme 

WI'i'M (Jiii.liiy O m n i s Vinii- Jl'ilicy 

j RcRular ! 7c ASCO 

(Golden Bantam Corn 

BIB rt 

WrilBpeil M#* 

J.-mf ***• 

OncH J-"i!itlii-rii: 

2 29, 

Fruits and Vegetables! 

Ciilifornia IASCO Bartlett Pears .. 

Q • Del Monte Apricots 

rGftChfii [Ciilifornia Prunes 

iTaddy BfiHi- Supr Corn 

'"" itUK, tmitr Um% Beans . . 

(Baked Beans 

1 Heinz Baked Beans ...... nail cans 25c' 

or that puts It in n class whot relU MfI

^^^^^^s-^s^^^^^^^^^^& 

«£SSfV 

•ilfc «Mf llpB|»t*. Mil. Ruth For Desirable 

rfie Sm Iflle city Isvtac a- D r% I 

•MMI un bets cisaed >i«e Kecent Deaths 

rtiBt "»i" a«d. «f wud. ife, fcEPaaigM 

Philip Barry, one of Fort Sor- 

rtn' uldcBi rialdeiru, d!»d l«.«t 

Saturday afternoon at rh,, age at 

SI yeaw. Dealt, wim .t rit.a Bodr.iaalk in ih" 

Ciiy .if S'prti, WlH«.»..i. lln.il)' 

ffai.rcU.lA.,,,., » We Cliy, pied away Tuesday; "" hom . w hi., fi.t Hairy p von 

qtut u,, wij Vnd with Sto DesUl WM UMd br blowl ejel ""' *' ul " BenT fti-rvic-,., mn-' sund-y. rWruary 

titHiM*. Mn. melt QUOB m llli hesrL --—— ^-,iusied. jy m« H«I, B,,I BBII. M . "A wnmans IN. 

!¥."•:•" • ' """•""•*"• TB, twlai, one m (.Ight.peund WIT. in>i.i «i ,(,1. hou* inr.f ni.i Tî;.n,-ni .--lor 

V'-Mt. *fld Mtt. Tiena* Jen-en, «, 

w 

«7 , 

••ilOh.-H H, final p«»W- !>J hnlI|Shl •!, B'mflll (rf b|U» P'lBlS J (C/CO 

Sen Me M I CTmrrh O,unHI in niv Hill. Ti:,«.Hi> ; m ! l n e ,„,. mnp,,p|8,,« „„,! >. 

Siin.ii,j. (••••hruary 6. 10 30 A. rnoBiiiiitrily .idf-irack-l !h», fll,,h Av,n,,., ^miiBi WITH siipf r enced in values and able to advise you rorn-rtK, 

II . "A wnmrt Tranr" Tjif TmT'TSU^ By [IH^FillS fuel- rt-uJinif A ,,,„„,; If __ " _ . J lur ««V, 

ni.l Ti-'ani.n, .-iioriiripf ifii you with ph- .P»,.raaara, sirs- s»«l^y 

f:' f,Hr*«ke UemMMia Ifce mn la SB U« City ttm now,. Bone in Trenion 10 Jip^nJ 

Exoirtion House H.U iMt FYklBj Mauds lie raajnond Drag Cam- 'winter, but TOntractM p|.NI 

^'.lr,,-.'ttt.'lta We Clly Blonmai paay. mt forrneHy lived witii wnleli provnj fats! 

^SSS.'" ** ••?•*«• ! "y »nr. ifaughi^r. 5fw* p, 

«B«. ROM «t Mil Jra Has on °" '*« iw aflw Mm Bjer'»! 

Mrt - SI 4 11 * H. E»gnj 

WdMlday srimlng. death. Mm Mary Diffler 000., M«, Blanche H Elan-. 

fl,ia't-t Mill prill ]HB -,• 

Pr»Sfr." iiany Wr!r. inei 

that you cily ii Wili(».:*..j. » 

rhe fjiolr ent, vnie^d an ohj^ 

CONSULT 

" ' . '"*• m m r ""• v " lce " an f' h J"'i,,n '. ih- „„„,,„,. .,„,, (,,f,,,,. ,,aMin|( ,h. 

•Mil p,».,d- ...ni, -,. !!„,-* w,,,i,i,..i ,„ ,he „.,. ,,, ,h,. ,„„.,. |nipn,M.,, „„,,„ ,hP ,,„,. 

rh,,â'v% -n C - or ' 1nsn '"' " ; l h "".«:_ J . n^"- line t«y in- n"-«i.y 1,1, 

iai*« Sr. «, \n In 

•r in ii-rriinry IV,nn slu.,,kipjS 1,, rnrnpilmi-niary 1.. 

froni and In ;»i.r,f lhe (lwi1 

thp honniwilk Jin.. A/Itr h# „,,, ,„,„,,] ,(,,, H 

ElShlh Avtriu, 1,1 ),,, Hi,j ,„ ,„,, nr»!,*.h' «.r|P» m whifh we 

»W3 Jirs. EianB l« survive! hy Ofr ' an 

Mr. a 

and J. T. Hill 

nrl,lff(,or, 

r. wlio ha, (,„.„ I ha 

nE II,,,... I. i,,pl,liy Ail 

Wll 

> "' Vln..|and. l» M, 

ii.,,,. ullh h,r par- ! 

! i«, 

Kd-nrd q.i»dllnR «« 

M,,, William Lyna,,,. 

Mr, nn.i Mr-, f. H. VaiiHant 

i«, Sund.y for !),«(,!,„. 11,1,, 

«« MK-IK! th.. E..ld,n we,ld|nB 

«n,,h,.rry of Mr. and M. Wll- 

|IM1 Vans,,.,!, parr-nt, „, Mr. 

V.nwjii. and nlno tn ^li,.,,,! i.l,,, 

... ,'rfii- I '» Saturday. Itiv. Martin, ar teuclicr. Among (Jinn* pnwpiit 

•"•• Atlantic Cily. wa« the nrternoon wire: Ml*. Jane Coniplon, Maraiil 

WillianlH enter- »P';"l« r - r - I Brritkaon, Burton Oonaon, Slar- 

d relatives from Cape May Mn) ' Jo "' |lh "icKinan, who ba» j,,rlt. pimwood. iiom BMJWI. 

on Mondny. ,'""•" 'lulu- Ml. l» UnprnvliiB now. M t a Tjmrga Ivemon. MltH Mary 

— - -y, Chwler, aecon,. Mamiina Marpl.- paxw-d ihe;tt-HBh.l. William P.T*.-II. Ml 

pmled hy her father, Mr, Wll-! wltk *' n ' 1 wl11 ' ' Mr ' nm ""< K 'IK. Ttii'lmii Qunp, Harry McPhermn 

Hani Colyer, of New York, .mo.,'" CellarvlllP. Mulford. Hand. Junior Powpll, 

tored to cape May one day inni j r ' Elmer Godfrey, lijaJmar Tronem. 

'• I -oak,,,,, i "''»" Marion Camp. Befreshnnmn 

[» Mnrthii Fidier iipent Sat- JjCCSUUrg I w,.w «erved and all hail a de- 

tl with her ulster. .. . -—— , lishlfiil lime. 

Mrs. Leroy May, of Cape May I Mr - »"" Mm. Wllliain Brrlck-, Cufllll v h „ 

Court House. l « [ « " * ""• 8PV(! " tc ' lnl , 111 fined to the huUN,, for u êek 

MI>« Phoebe Pidlrr was » Mili-i wi " lcllrl « 1 >" nlv "" (ir >' nl lh " lr with U.n«IIIU». 

ville visitor one night this » l »«»* "' MUlvlll.' InM week. An & , ^ p 

"^ • - .,n „„„„„'.'lah.m.1.- dlnn-r ... wrv,d. „„„,, ||lh MM wjfl, J a,^^ 

nmi Mrs, I,. Hand m 

nonday anil Tlnlmday with trie 

and M John r 

i ' 

Hifhorii of 

Tuemliiy evet 

iV'V Pari-nli 

Myrlni.y Hi,(.'iiM,p, Hi W«M 

N. J.. Mm, L. V. lirewin'M rt. 

anil Wjiiian, Rearborou^h, 

C?rawf!iril, N. J,, spent t.lle s 

uinl lii'ri.' ai Uii' parsonage. 

Mr. uinl .Mrs, John »•,«, 

llh the fonr 

d Mia. Chjiie 

T i - 

1 UCKahOC 

iji-s m n °* Wildwood, Sunday, 

Mis, Lena Vamilninn LH eon- 

fln.-ii in lit-r beil with an attaek 

of rlii-urilatiHn,, 

.Mr. and Mrs. Clun-nn I'uul. 

B»n and chlldri-n, at tjape May, 

Mr, ^pt'it! SijtHlay eveniim here with 

irth Mr, arii! Mrs. James Ji, Mai. 

ain, of Can1duri,| Miwi Mary Lewla, of FJjiJr*'' 

iih phia, «pen* last week wUki 

—ina ulster, Mrs. J. L. Woobson. ' 

i'k« I Mrs. John Carmi'Kliono, 8, 

,„,,. r,i,m, ... i«,.-.i,. i,ii, with Mi and Mm, Jffhn BattonBl mer HHldent of the Polat, Of 

r. and Mia. Col-'. were vlBttinB tJiflr dans'hii.r In ' Friday here visiting ftl 

.... a diirlnir the wrek, Mr*. Robeut Shoato, of If 

uii.rin (illy, npi.ru Huniluy with I MnrMn Thompmn received a Cape May. vlultial Mm,,B,;: 

I'lr (urpnlti, Mi nml Mm I ilecp glu-ih In Iliu cliin while Woolion on Friday evening. 

««ph Hownatn. enankiiiB hiu engine. Tho hBndio Volumlear Fire Coafa9f,l*~ 

Slnynifinii Bflsiirfh wa* an EBB Hitppwi (tiirt wrwie him on toe iihelr new siren eonnestag,'.'•, 

iirbi.r liHiior Hniiurilay. «'hin ia si great improvemen4 over til 

Mr. nn.i Mm Winflelil Murphy O, T, WoolflOn, el Wllilwood. sld ^ < ^ - 

T ~ " ~ ~ 7-,— are Agvlng a radio inntalJeii in . * r ; »«• liel» LT 

swamto^Clermont ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ TMStA^ 

John Lyneh, Bon am! ilaUBh- Bave a party one evening last P 8 '*" 1 *. 

~ , Mf, John Carmlgn&s ' 

mt)- M. Robert Rutlieiiford on., 

^' iy '. - "-"" "";""";""|.""wiHi5, SSlf'V'î.."* "IK. Bv, WWtaon «dj|^ 

itj, hi. Bthel RiMKWord vtaited i 

'to se»tine Pr H Rutherford and ttmUrm 

Chureh, u the Point, tito 

manda Tullner, of Phili,. T 

sre-nt Hunday wli,h her 

me In tjie near fi 

Hakem flioved in 

ler, or UJoueeifter Cwy, were weoM to a numBer of 

vlsltniH ai Eilwln Towniiend's on from dp- May ami Wlldwood, 

Sunday. William Feaster hag returnBd 

j MIHH Liylii Townaeriil. of Oonlien ttoliie from several weeks' iltoy in 

I Is visiting hi-r aiwer. Mrs, Chas, New Btypt, N, J,, w|Lh h|s 

Hicf, nephew, uiiendlng to setting 

fUHl _Mra. Theodore Wigslisaworth Mr, and Mm. James ji. M 

"" Tlmiilay. January US. Mm tlH-wji, 

W.lgBteHwonih will bf. roiniTnlif red i Mr. anil Mrs. Denier OH 

as Miiw Marftaret Shnrp. anil ilauitfHer. I^jtu. of Wiliiwo 

Paul Stephens spen.t Monday| eattie while there. 

Philadelphia with his wife, Frank Hawn, of so: •.-._. 

Mra, Joanna Dougiaiw. of Court spent Sunday here with friends 

Elect Godfrey, her friend, Mra, and 

lisa Martha Fidier spent Sat- JjCCSUUry 1 w,.w M,n 

nrday afternoon with her ulster. .. . —— . " , ilBlnfiil H 

Mrs. Leroy May, of Cape May! Mr ' anil Mr »- William Brrlck-, Q w m 

Court House 'son celebrated their seventeenth I „„,.,., ,o 

MI>s Phoebe Pidlrr was » Mill-; w*fl,llr.« anniversury at their w|,h ,„„„, 

ville visitor one night lilia we,.k, , ". JSJJMn Sriyilur spent Hoy Ja. 

ThurHday in Philadelphia, WJLIII 

Mr. Mni Mni, Edgar Toon, uf Dawann 

Rhiiailiilphin. wero week-cnil Tui-isiiaj 

vlBtlorK wilji Mr. and Mw. Enoch Mr, 1 

Williams. Wild wo. 

Paul nnd Louise Grober. of in the 

ftialey, pa^î.d Bntfiriiay a.1 ihe Mrs, 

hanlr- of Mr. and -Mrs, J, Berfrh, ,%iay, « 

Jr. tmw hi' 

Mi-s. Umla Williams nan tu.cn A r 

' 'lilt the v.-,«.k hy vlHlllnB'h 

ols Fowler on Taiurmiay. smtt.h on Sunday motored to ontaittnlniiur :her muter, Km.: 

Bd ftwell and wife were in Wiliwood. HoffimaB, at BeUapWa, S4J 

Millville on TOurBday. Mr, Howmd Thomp«on and Anwng the WMiWSI'^'' 6 ^ 

Mr. and Mra, Kenneth Bomhun Aainie Kewitl oajled on rmmrm hat week were Mm, H; 

and daughter ylnttod Mn, Bon- In MlUrUle neently, ' T. EldVwlge and M. BUh J 

ban's'pHenta on Sumtay, at MJai Erriba Nickoraon .him te«n Mrs. C. Crmby ^ . 

Bellwtaiii, (ha mm at lier brother, AlWn Hand ware eatert«towjbr 

Tin Parenl-Toachere' Amocla- NlokfiTson tgd funUy, si 116 6»\«gs «* « MJittoctay'iH-^ 

«on Wd a tneMini in *6»vSI. tarth TUrtyôtirth BtrWt, Oa*.. *ff wiMfc-.W'sAiii* 

dom. Mwol Mnw on ThnMHy din, tor*hi post »*ek, retumI4« Ki^fc-ffi.—'•••*'•--"*»

• Strathmere 

«r, and Sim Jtames B Ood 

«7 moved to Atlantic City 8at- 

lYnpklin spent Wednea 

day evening In Occao City. 

ui*(!doaniaid*7.f Mcindii In Hmkton llslcftta 

Mt foUmsrly Mm. I Thuisdnv end 

1,'fltoOl Mill ona • property I . Mr. awl Mrs. Ludwls 

J were Sunday ntnUora. 

irtio 

* napDHlMe poaMitoo Inf o .1 p» ' 

on her panntaj 001(111 L/enMS 

Nwl. nmtorvd MlHvlilc Tu IjadlM AW muniday 

Mil. JToteui aoWtijon and ana 

Wnt to WUdwori lifladj^. 

Mn- Ilsnnali CabaJfy and 

Mta» May Oahaler \tsMei sin. 

Charles Nlcienun Jloaday 

Mr Calvin Nlckmpn. or Weag. 

MM> tan ên 

; tiH .put four mtfa la 

Oty. bn» WTlved bane 

ISoawi^VDflK] and lite 

botli deen qmte nlclt 

i Hlekmao and *tfi> mo- 

MUltMte Hospttal 

.- to Ttstt MB atetar 

, AiaUM GnKe. who tu 

I • ]W. Her OJndtttan 

tile 

"William Btvdjtuiw BA«D4 

. widt Mr. and Mm. 

l: Hand, of EMon. 

' t. Dougaenly, «r Court 

rr il wiûn uilli ^n 

I bvKl TIK! otyh+2.1 TVI*^ Mr 

rMnlc^ ^houbl IM* prrii^tHl 

Wslhly bj I-tli pupil, ,n,l ,,Mlj, 

m lie l» iintlrlnf. In 111. 

effort"! to lit Ip th# IItj^h Srfbonl 

Îtb th lr nni-W 

Mr nn.l Mn U »K W.nl ml 

un[i.ji>rM. fh* htrth ttt n llttl* 

nnn Un.ltitt.hi} Iln), nu«hfi 

fl^wl l*tf» It* dtjlnp ninl> 

mr Amu mid Mlr« Mllun 

nen In MIIJi-Lll. Hi l,,.«,|, 

CffirB'" Kid 

'nth p.irly in 

Uniltl' blrlh- 

Januaiy iC. 

fntr Wil 

ICIIJ 1.,-r » 

I Ml . p.. 

Aon M or til. 11 «>n 

.Jiy on Wiilui .ITV 

J-ii.,1 h> ill His irn 

re MNW li •,/TlMHl) 111 

nki I l III tl IM r hom. 

»llh lh< trip 

Mr and MrH l^liiBil Tin in 

tert,iln. .1 Mr Jlid Mm Jruuph J 

Snydtr and hnn Hnhert t of 

•«a I«l< Cil) >"ir thi u.el. mil 

l~hi n> ui> filind^ nt P-iul 

int.H of At'litt Stml u111 lii 

iirprWd to l< irn o( 1|I>. iniriljjr' 

t 

Culvtr aa'd Wood ichools held 

Ihs mld-s; Man > Hide . 

p.attan of Monroe 

£4 Tfln * ur 

and Mi- I, Fltz^frllrl Rfmf 

O.-.Jr(,|. I nnr. ir.l M,.-j H(r 

leiitl.l I Jllran in.] I>.^1 Ilunttr 

111 Mirtbi and 1>< Ibt rt 

Mini. Jill H.I. n Hllen 

jn.l HirrM flr-idua^ 

I J TII1 ind Il.ni> Mil hi 

Vi lit. r Baker C'orf. 

Hinry ml Eilnj Hlli»i 

It'll f or on Hn* irri Houker 

>iink Hllij irn! Lion Frarler 

Ml •, tirah Slnppard ttai In 

iVlj|iiu

aUo Mr inri Vrn II Rhcpparrl 

I MIMI niiabirli B. rrj of State 

ôrnnl school GIa=%boro wiv a 

»eeic=#nd visitor sith her par- • 

entf, .Mr. and Mrs, Hgfrf Berry, i 

Sfiss Clara Brarlwaf Fpent the' 

wveR end with her sister and • 

family, Mr. and Mrs, Prank Vana- 

cronii Strict 

fculrth Stn 

Simutl Mi 

«lih hK parent* 

Pri>«filinf, Jim. Viola Mcllinry 

van in chnrge of (he weekly 

meeilni; of Ibe Wlllard W. C T 

I", ut Ihe honiv of MTH. Henry 

rtarnett. on Oak Stnil, 

Lewis Vnnaman un.l l>rlile 

ppent Friday «'vtt JtoMiuonfqKttt 

r and Mn. J Garaslnn-hiifc 

went •ngmtlon of 

vm dmn 

i am acboot Amocit- 

nM CmM taet 01 

•; Mtmtm u i;2D m 

«nw, 

w tUtmxm. The 

Ha rk of AD 

a complete i 

premise* 

'aim. 

* C. Morrison 

Mogglo Broadwstsr has 

td home from a few weeks' 

with her RUter at Olaes- 

Claude H'milumon. of 

p spent Monday with 

f£«it>ther. Mrs. Margaret May 

M« H*.yes. of Vlllelanil, 

her mother. Mrs. Samuel 

|»#. over the *eek end 

Hampton, of Auduhon, 

his father, Jonf.pl>, thin 

, and Mrs NoMian Thonp 

i daughter, Jean, ot At.an- 

' Oty. mouur^d here $updiy to 

*• May Harris. 

l*ill« B Rldneur bad the vnls- 

rtuie' to lone one of hi* pedl- 

•Jfl &ajilm»un duff last wwlr 

•riipd Mr* Maonlng. o( At- 

Ue City, were at their sum- 

' acme here tbli week, 

lay belui; Foun; rieopln's 

the J* B. Chorrt, the 

folks had' charge of the 

' school. John Helslor ncteil 

ad gave a very 

talk about 

t ^vlih 

Mr ami Mm Mllion Bnlliv 

Mr and Mm Tharlen A Stow 

mm Mr and Mm William mou 

nun of thin pi ui and Di an I 

Mm Charlea Butchfir of Ht Inter 

ml. HIW Mj Miiryliind at tin 

Iyilr Ihiatn In Phlli.li lphla on 

Situnlaj evrnliiB 

Capttiin Burk of (.ape May 

(ourl HmHf was sttn on our 

Hlrei \>i 6atttnlity afternoon 

Mra John Polhumun apen' Sat 

unlay In Mllltlll. 

Mr and Mrn Tilwanl Mllkt 

line lieen npenilliiK i ftw rla>4 

ttiih Mr (iml Mn GeortfH Shaw 

Mr ind Mi 1 * DurnMH Shi*v 

ilnltnl ullh Mr nnd Mrs fmnti 

Pow*a»1« Bllaxard 

Mrs. Frmnfc pecbttl Tu«aa«y *f 

Urnoan. r - 

Menantico 

(TiaTlt-% Lawr»-noo of Mlllvlllr 

all^d t n Mi tn«< Mm Rol^rt 

Vi and Mri iJiwrence Onrrt 

HI iml »«jn Jtinlor »p«nt T«4-» 

i> twnlnj.. In MillvIHf 

William BrigJu WHO n MilKHN 

On n MillvMli 

^flh 

t h JI i J fH 

\ inltor riifiuia^ 

Mlm lu LViviH or 

HP**nt the » -il it > k lillidtl 

plilji hpint tin ««l, mil with 

1 ( 1 

MIHH 

Ill 

t t 

ill Mr Sii'lll 

rrl 

of ti, 

' 1 h 1 ml liU'ii. 

M11 Iiivv littH 

IM \K"1| ^ I) (II 1,11 

IX Itt S.itilnli) .lining 

ml Mi.. Rul>iii Sh up 

Tin M urn it mn 

.j^.i. In III 1 11 itln' 

\i IIIIIK J intiai y „! 

nn.l dini 

ill WII11 11 

^; w^lll 

Hr. 

Eliwoi 

K Mond 

In Mie 

Mini 11 > 

res, tit 

Ml in 

\ < In I I 1 

1)11 lioini "1 

U iln -, l-iy 

Ml 1 11I1 

Mill v ...I.- 

j.r-l ll 

Ti ink 

tier 

Mr. and Mrs, 

Mi"H. Dnn'lel SlmiiTJ aiwl uon. Di 

W-HI, Bp'wi'l fi'utur.I«y iiiflernoim In 

Mlllvlll. 

Mr. an.:] Mm MJllon («m-ly 

J'i\. of \V'tIilwfK*d, Hpenl tihi' wei k 

mil wIMi lily iwren.ts. Mi, mid 

Mrs. .Milton (Jonily. Sr. 

Mi. iiijul Itln Dick ICariH'tft and 

.MniHy. of IVirt NOI'I-IH, spt L itl Hun 

ifciy with tii'i ftj«lei. Mry, Berihi 

Joa. I Mm. 

I Ing Uii 

Tlnaon Is Imcrov 

M w.llllniu Tllckinmi >nii 

I In- 

, lli' 

Mrs. I 

lli •- nil 

,MI«H III'IIIIIII C01111H01. 

lu,•]....' In .Mill ill. 

Jlr sinil MI-J. AIlriMl 

. of I.t-otftmrj:, I'.. !lt^l 

.l .Mm. Oi>rci> Rhurp .11 

1 1 ill I \ 1 milk 

Ain-lu; I Iio'i4> who :-T>*nl 

y .v.nlnK 111 MIII.II1 

-n.l. 

In Mill 

Slunp 

n -Mr 

.I Inni 

mil li - I ill 1 

I M 

Mi 

m j I Mi 

II Ha 11 ) 

1 nl Mm 

1 1 I Ml>. 

il. Mi 

W'HIH 

JIUHI-H 

ml M 

WIJlH 

llo iu-.l. 

T UIIIH anil duliirlltii 

Miv. I), b 1 1I1 mi up p mt s t 

Mr,la, 11.11 n „ In Millilll 

Ml I I Ml P-llll Hill 1 nl 

Mllliill ie in Sun liy ullli lil 

[KLIt nth Ml tiwt Wit loin, II 

H H.j 

ciini.s niiiiiiin in 1 11 mi 

\\ IWH Ol Uilltli HKl UN III fOW II 

Mn. 

A lllif.l 

II I At 

Ml 

Mary Burfor.1 

her In I 

•mill 

I 1 111 11111 

1 In u.ili 

II |M M l> 

•1 f Mil 1 

1 11 I ull 1 

in 

Ml 

D11 It I 

1 .11 I 1 In 1 

Mi nnil Mm 

I unîm p 

iv! I II li. 

Mlllvtlle. 

..oi(:i. Mil ami lion 11 I 

or II.il.Mill,' w.-ri! in 

Leslie Tnnii Kpenj iajuriloy In 

\ 1 T 1) Illioy »i 

compim fi^n mm »r lovii re 

r inly 

Mm IXilla^ tjarntaon *Benl 

I 1 I iv In Ilrtdgeton. 

Holm 1 ml I'erey Keev wen 

In Millilll riUitiy aftefnonn. 

I in II nn 11111I iltmgaler, IflB, 

n 11 111 MlHrtlle Friday ove- 

,11, 

Mi mni Mm Dtiw&M Nlxson, 

of MHliMii i-alled on hto Nleier, 

Mr tin 1 Mm Tom Holland W«fi- 

Mi in tin Miles, wfto is em. 

I»l ijt 1 Ij th. Ptfnn«yivan|a HaiM- 

1 nd In 1 iiiiilr.ti, «p»nt Thumday 

1 v* nlnr In tou n. 

Harr> 

town 

Mrs f 

iomo 1 'rue In Pont ! ) » > i§ 

Mi L. Itjy 9mrp was In to#n" 

IUii.lJil.iy n'yhl, y, ' ; 

Mn Liltoy Vy'ca. # IMct, 

Non i w*n In town 'tbUli^lX. ^^ 

tfai 1 y Mevhow v.t]a In Pnit ^ 

NurriH THirnlay f t O ' 

Mi K.Jw ird ttobtdnn. 

\Miie wn in town JU 

Mr IIIKI Mrs ]\iul 

Mlllillli word In town 

*'l*-.Flr|(f ^fr 

Mr 4IUI M111 John II Blileyf 

HD.nl Monitay In FhaaaielpWi. 

Mm Mob 1 and Blllnu Web» 

called on Ihilr DarcritJ. Mr Mtii ' 

Aii.i. llîtinult Webb, Tuesday^ 

Mre II ulimU Webb mvnt 

diy uiTlernnon In M4!lvJUto 

|.:i 

Ij.r.Mizo llin 

IVurl Hut.! 

Mlllvillli 

PIN.II. II:n 1 . 

ul iilinili) 

Moiilim Iti 11 

uriKiy In Mllli III 

I'ml I 

it] til 

1 Mi 

.p nl ^jitui 1 iv In 

Jr., »•;,.'< In Mill 

Eleotric 

for the Bra! 

the 

38. 

Uttle Jiln.lraiiMa for on offeetlve 

llhlnilnation. yut It Imted only 

Mr a day and Satuivtay evening 

.uhe Illiiiiilnalliin was eomplete 

*nil IX-li.wnl put on a fay ap- 

pearance, dysplte ihe fog, until 

a late hour. The fiet of navlnf 

clecirli- HghtH seems almost llk 

a dream. 

A ivgulni- meftlng of the l*n 

eiH-TeftT-herfl' AHôcl/itlon v,a 

held Friday afternoon at the 

sohi.H.1 house. All pupl]» ihu I re 

cciviul pins und Joined th< 

l/aii£ll-a-Day Olilb mul prepari I 

a program txmMnUng of coinlf 

recltatlonn. rtliolee rlil.llfa. Jok »i I 

a feonjj "Hustle anil Onln" nnrl l 

Iftughliifj record. Arter tin ev 

ercisen Ule P, T, A. deeldeil to 

join the elub anil the pupllg Bfo- 

Ret^d ea€h member wliih a 

badge, 

Otarles Toaottr and daugbter, 

Belva, or Millville, were In town 

recently. 

Our teachers were In attend- 

ance at a meeting of the Cum- 

ierlanii Coumtf T«ialiera' .Asso- 

ciation, In Vinelanil, SaturdBy. 

Douglass Co*, has been suffer. 

Ing uhe pam week with a 

-Hpfollied ankJe, 

Mm, B. Hendenmn Poster ami 

son, of Balam, gpent MotHlaF at 

the hqrme of W, L. Pnater, 

1927 Spring Colors 

Silver Star Silk Hosiery 

Heavy twelve-sbiuii pore iilfc. The silk N H well i 

the knee, Eigbt-thMad Sea Jiland MerMriied Cotton is 

wed in th« toe, TSe on^ Efht-ttMad tee nitaufartiired. 

No more bulky tlmn the usual fonr ])ly, hit nsch more 

durable. 

KELLY'S 

135 N High Street Millvrile, N J 

Used Car Sale 

Every car in food as new stape, Our used cart 

have thousands of unuied mil** ill them vVhicfi 

you buy at th» lowest possible price. Our used 

cars will give you BlfWost th# same satisfaction 

and pleasure as a n«w one, at a friction of the 

coat. Here are a few of our ntany bargains; 

1923 Ford Sedan $150 

1924 Fordor Sedan «300 

1923 Chevrolet Sedan $200 

Maxwell *ff$ 

1922 Nuh _ $175 

1920 Bmck n . $75 

1925 ôrd Rtoadster $6S 

1923 Ford Touring - $75 

1923 Dodge Touring $150 

1924 Reo SpeedwagOn $375 

1926 Hudson Coach $706 

1924 7-pats. HudwD Sedan .$400 

Any of theie can can be jiurchased on liberal 

term% which can eaiily and quickly be arranged. 

Mori Bros. Motor Co. 

114 VINE ST. MILLVILLE, N. J. 

CQRSON'S 

mfmmm 

4u !»•*• 

tunity you ha** tmn waifmf 

for! Our display toon are filled Wth m»ny 

wend*rfiil bargain^ in quality Furniture and 

Rugi. Here are^ few of the njany bargains 

ihiH «w»i( you at fhfi slow. ' ' 

3 pc. Mohair Living 

Room Suite 

$150 

4 pc, Bcdroofn Suite 

$T50 

10 pc. Dining Room 

Suite—Complete 

$\ Spechb 

27x54 in. Rig Rufi 

WrougHt Iron Smoking 

St* ' 

"WE DELIVER 

R.B.CO 

MILLVILLE, 

Whtn You Sie the Hefan! Owttoe, m Rich Jg 

nut Ten-RtM Dining Room Swie, You Wouldn't 

iece8 $189.00 

ft You Would Have a Living Room Group That 

Will Afford Untold Comfort for a lifetime—See 

the Suite Priced at $ 169.00 

Here again In quality—not only on th* outsldA In I In tallorlg 

ami flnluli but throughout Its cormtructlon. It la carefully 

bnllt to resist hard wonr, give satlfiiying comfort nor for |b 

yeni or tvla cut for a llfctlmn Uphofetcren in fine Juqaa/d, 

S \ y " »•• 

D I TaT 1 C __ Si* °* °M» iraCIALS u a 9x12 Tapetbry Rug 

I\. U V»O Another «p«cid it a 9x12 Ajuninrter Rug 

Mi AI»# Rugs of all m»t to^ fit, your needs and marked way down for February. 

/ TO SUB QUT-O^.TDWN CUSTOMERS: 

Without iny sBligallan an y°ur part, sur Hlninan will call (or you and l>r,ng you 

CM. Ware 

Phone 320 

"Tome Home Should Gome 

,;••*. ••ti-s 

Furniture 

February 

February Sale rW-$29.75

This is Optimistic 

View of Shore 

Resorts' Future 

Ptesent Beat Opportunities 

For Real Estate Investment, 

Says Dr. A, K. Sltuk 

He Advocates Advertising 

MAmm i. TATtoa 

««t Of tat «Bt N.Moml 

•av«f it, Kaftor. Boroud 

.jW«*«« and prertlnt 

. •*»» Haraor Mre Oaop^ 

'I, the Rose Barter Seal 

Board. Mr. Taylor hu 

. rMdeat or Itaae Hartmr 

; £*7*>*, int mm from 

UadeJpdf*. 

S, Mr, Taylor offered flUeeu key 

ttivt ilm tr U bank and 

"lUte IdfntiScUlon taga. to toe 

Pr. A. Roland Slide, of Mill. I 

.Ule. spoke 10 tn« Wllilwoed Kl- 

w»nl» Clut> Tuesday nimn on "The 

Past, Present arid Future of Cape 

Mar County Seashore Resort*" 

It la (tifflrult for a stranger to 

belltve that there au no wild- 

wood before 7S90. tha[ Wlidn-e&i 

Orest Is a comparatively new re-1 

son and that U'IMWOIHI ual.lM ' 

aro In a season, he said. Thirty 

years aso Atlantic City txlardwafk 

frontage mild ror from three hun- 

dred to four hundred dollars a 

toot at tht' hight'SI- **our yean? 

is*? 

Wren, P. C.—"Beau Sabrtur, 

"Bnau Geds." Here »i* ruinano 

and adventure for those who like 

MUSS. 

Johnston, Mary— "Oreat Val 

lit," Hewer life in tlie ghenaji 

doai Yallej, 

AMrton less—"Mie Cimem.' 

Commonplatt eventa in rte lives 

of a typlmi mnaJI town ABleji. 

; eaji family ml,) wirh luiorwtt and 

•f«r Allantlc Tit, «,u,hli,hed a 

County Library Book Cur 

County Library 

TTieP. * 

Ruwfl, M, A B = "Intrtdiic- 

Uoa ip SaJiy." An isfe-f^ting, 

amusing taJe low in t*Ui author « 

inimitably manfii?i\ 

Th*** books nay b* requested 

fmm any ^mtun at 

Mar county Ufemryv 

Cape May City and 

WOODBINE 

Mis LlllUn Peterson enjoyed 

a pisHBt week end In Philadel- 

phia. 

Joseph % MUler vUted hii 

pareBM in FhlladeiphU over the 

week end. 

Us, Helen We, a te«ner In 

the local schools, returned to 

school after a long Ul&aa, 

Jack L. Daneralrth, a stuAent 

at llnhtnberg College, spent sev- 

eral dayi with his parents. 

Miller vWted hla ' Hlte "* nl> fnr wvera 

'Srhnoi, Phllarfelpbia, la spending dayg. 

her mid.ywir varatlon with her Benjamin Cohen, of Phila.lel. 

Mrtnw, phla, ipeiit the week end In 

WMwoodTMM in Accident|»B^ °S!^? ^ l " * ^ W lb " ie wM h " MrenW 

days at lasr w*.*k with Bis 

York, 

! Bin. " May 

You Can Sa?e Money 

K"B .SO easy ta my? In Ifce fiuifUinjr 

arid LaSiiip thai Brty an*** no run Her 

how JfTHifi lhi=Ir IncftiH^ ran KMffll 

"""'" •isfiililg saviriifa BFrsiirti 

Tng Mlaa delta 

legal and Preda 

tend aimboro 

for the coming school 

th.H. W. 

«»• •••lit 

OCEAN CITY NEWS 

Pnon.! Jli w, 

Dr OM«, A, FB 

(OCEAN CITY NEWS 

jlhed Every Friday Afternoon 

_, fat News Building. iM As 

Iboij Avenue, Ocean city, N, J 

Ihe 

mlit Printing and PMuhing 

Company, Int. 

LLIAU A. HAFFERT. TMUI.h.r 

JOHH 0. SMITH, Bailor 

.lied 

rmaaent beathfront ..... „,,„„ 

[UadruWed, .Bd ,„" AtfMllc 

•ity l» Just startiDf to grow he 

In Middle ol 

g Uu tor 

Bat, bemuse oi tin 

of t*e pntfUe at Mr. 

m tout or Jotin Styre, 

or tile Cape Mar Tltl< 

t O 

p r 

Omopanr only tight 

» wfcom laaatn Ucketi veito 

fare: 

^MaWarue. Oena ctty. 

,L*-^». •« Us City. 

iîff* O« Home,, 

»m ntelrM too!''; 

lo rtilnulai, |ril anil au. 

neres of ffcean citr issd wan noli) j Kaeps Abr*a»t of Times 

ftr one dollar aa acre. 

Th«e tblngii »!!! be repeated., ID" ffar «hi. h iftoii 

* ' ni&**\- Th*. author KHfiy in 

flthj iiKUl an,I pnpuliir myl, 

i*>n** or filirmM- p.rn) 

l^rp iff hif# ?mbj(-c^. 

amid the speaker, aad WlliJwwd 

i. — ..... • r as aor 

nf that 

full of opportunity 

ort. i, ,, hj,,,),,,,,,! 

myOBB »ho can read 

Weaking of Increasi! 

Ai thfe tinie of yt^r, »li..n Lflt- 

fflerebant M ju?ii !bmu£li » 

iBienloHt^ and sirvk faiinir 

ra,-i tniu A tre^ 

- or «nitH>,; o '_" lW *B«< 

uuistaiuiine book rJi 

Th« riirn wen returning fron: 

He said lial the re, 

"he pesalty |f 

KbufLr, Ou "«> u -^ ^ « .,. ihii; 

be 

»trh 

kniiR-J, 

s.»sii* ^r^ s: s," s.'fj;'"' 1 -" 

—«»««. - l "f lr '-It. th. D1,ddl.. of ... *«.,. Tcar| l n l m B l- 

Jlary Hnb«rta_-Vo- """''en IBf 

" V.ry lign, gketehw lrw : 

Usaanlc mminf! in Cannlrn 

Appniafbirie Wi|.i».:i&l. ih. 

•Irilpr (Mil mi roure npfmj anil dy. 

to (tic *Bt .i. ihe ur DkiddHi 

I**f t I tie r.îd 

The sreafeit lnM.ta] 

I ci *t» esi^teaw and can p-sin 

'B land, vury light sKetedw 

iî by thb5 popular amhor: (hs-y ar* 

•mfueniarin of life |n 

-«sû'r^^jjise:^^^"^"!- Sr 1 :-- - ^ «... Bnd 

jtaters, bnt at shore ri__.«. »„ 

S5ir3,t: 

of amusing aneedoie. 

b*ecei. w an inii-graj; 

OlBloBiat 10 

"•I piiWMh-d 

•t». striking a 

Tt&e .aoioJno&U* wa^ wr«rked 

anil ihs party *t» fortm) 10 walK 

'- • -nil rnfi** tH?ffir'- tsbiaihing a 

lo laiiK thrill honi< 

A!! iFi*. c!#i and bruijî, be 

in^ trfîiî by their family 

lUmmug also pays. 

that honesty |a 

for com- 

proftle. 

,, ^^fc' How, taen, 1 

: WV ;W«i m»y te i 

It. at lem, M K . 

**" I Illlll I 

. «M Ike the. 

•-^tot. ftrl 

;.H UBHl 

•utr. ABflrew Cartngl, 

a* a yooth ,8 tBrea 

(„' , 

tt«t no reson lB b | ( M 

j IF hy 

«eD« «oll«o9B. tonW 

books whtol, ê lecher 

make a, !««,„ aori, 

are supplanem^ ,„,„ 

? 

books froni the Ji- 

bmry for the tBmportTy n*ed: if 

tie ieBOa ia on geogmoiiy, books 

asd aeries of ih» 6iS»rmt coun-, 

tries am provide!); If on Che civil I 

""r, thf il/e of Lincoln or Oruot 

«* of shun p 

Uon o( twthe a 

clubs and OLher 

Si 

The 

- H. C,-_-On tl,,, T_,, l>lll « in 

»« Hjntaliifrt in -•"• A 

arcisius Club 

Pkm /nitiationi 

•--kly mewing of St. Tar.| 

c ""-. of Si. Jus.pb., 

• *iu hriii Jfonday «v«-i 

the bucmsni of lh(| I 

»UI be of imareat. ^hooi j the 

tale 

tW« 

Onding of . 

fi 

•«Il»d for ,ht 

wonty-, 

freaiieai EdnB Middleton 

day wui 

Tfi? boys plaqtied for the In- 

itiation ef n#a- teemtiera nest 

ilonday. nfcis-h nil! be foliow..rf 

Rtefag To Fwn Qeean 

- •• 

innt«r nre eoo: 

an View iji jUant 

.*.* î»ui4a trial. . 

Tb Sew the AiWren aill I b ' 

M«t "Her# cptseg the library 

tarter" I* one of the signs ttat 

Ue itett of [ho bosk wogoll is 

*el«Hne oae, 

ffl eort CfirosatuiUy U B —" 

(ten sf adults Books, of 

«ad kind nueli u Ue 

(e^ss to require. These afejplf, 

ehnnced M often is desiraole and 

sysgioQarj. 

... - Ww».r>- ,ror*, JULIUS WAV, M- D. 

mlteionarj- who ioa hail — - 

ififiiiene* among the grab-' ^**5^ g ^ AN 

class In India, ' 

India, 

Ketioa 

a Hie SWHlJUy flo*in» 

i on sad 

rnooa." A 

l 

a A ^S 

Uy flo*in» novel of sieve, S « 

oannuuijity ctinvenation sad & g i 5 ^ 

Tisse are » 

I EXAMINED 

W»»iv>uei 

«*V MUST MOUSE. H. i 

How Much Are 

You Worth? 

OCEAN eiTV, N. J. 

PfiBnt.- 711 

aBnf,,u, fetal,TB»,lfc 1 | 

U Slrt SI,—le,I,h-C,,7 

aktaaata runliaid 

?WtaaW«la: TIIM, 

BfBf •iBn tmr la 

4. J. mmum, 

ion *» 

Wi!M6lm, N. J, 

OfnM HOUMI i to 10 A 

J Jf&t 

I uEHHEri: Now ttrur Freu Aa- 

FOBK10N •dvmufnir offln. New 

JMer NewlHpen, Inc., 115 Ban 

BLhtltre.t. ^Bw Torti, 

B.IL WooablB, 

L t 

C.W.Way.MD 

••• KM eiir, M, j 

p,HAmEs,M o. 

BIIEAtll OP THl IT! 

N. 

Closing Out Our Stock of 

Floor, Bridge and Table Lamps 

141land see the* b i 

f^'.^Jii'-'ijBU i 

•^îsntiMlta, 1 

g 

and see the* 

2 

tie 

fl f« lie vlclnitj 

•»„"*',• "* 1W m I' 

(arming s (ompajy 

reral months am la 

Woodbine Fl re Company 

et* New Truck 

iiPLEATiNG 

FEBRUARY 

oung and Pacifi 

Wcfcens and 

Good, Cie*n Coal 

W. H, AUSTIN CO. 

W1LDW00D, N. J. 

"The Old Reliable Tard" 

I4IAT0BIUM WOULD BE 

rare inoBT Atrucnox 

One of the projects that will 

! be i welcome addition to thr 

rtsort is the constructien of the 

ojino and natatoriuni ft Sixth 

Street and the Bach. It is a 

project worthy of the co-operation 

of every person who would like 

to tee the retort progress. 

One of the needs of the ff 

tort it the present time is more 

jtnusnucnt •ttnetions, particular 

Iy. those imusfmonl! which are 

[ distinctive to the seashore ami 

oonot be readily enjoyed at 

home. The trend of the times 

indicate that participating amuse* 

ments are growing by leaps and 

bounds in public favor. By par* 

ricipating amusements we mean 

those that the pleasureseeker 

talcs some active part in. 

The casino and natatoriurn 

comes under this category. It 

none of the drawbacks of some 

of the catch-nickel schemes that 

art sometimes attempted, but 

TO TH OCJMH CITY 

SEWIH gJJHVICE COHJIST 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

February 4, 1927. 

( irmlr VVc arc well aware 

of the rime which is rrqutrrd to 

procure an eitmsifin of sewpr 

service in the re«ort and for that 

reasnn »•* rate the liberty to 

call your attrnii.ni to a situation 

which the city will soon fare and 

which you will h» a vital 

fictor Tliii in thp citrHtiaii of 

srwer servicp to thf Thirty 

fourth Stwpf Jcftion, 

May we suggest that 

matter now becomes one of po- 

litical log-rolliiig—'you fi'eklp me 

I I'll fickle you "-^jiid in such 

a game we cannot see much hope 

for this county. We will in al! 

probabilify finally secure the hard 

surfacing of Route 15, but any- 

thing beyond that we ran fnn 

"filer a gift of the gods. 

Our Senator and AsMfflblyrnai 

ivill now liave an opportunity 

to do sonw rfal wo,), for ,(,„-, 

r-ouiifv 

By A, B, CHAPIN 

mur priginecr« are in the resort 

înferring on the Hardens pro- ; 

icrt, that thfy make a survey I 

of this situation. The Thirty- 

ourth Strfet sectiau is a rapidly 

rowing communiry and has a 

large population of year 'round 1 

•esidents. The need of seuer ser 

ice is apparent. 

Next September the Commis- 

sioners will uniloiibteilly continue 

the hard surfacing program. The 

first street for consideration will 

be Central Avenue, from Seven 

tffrilli Street to Thirty-fourth 

Street, 

Sewer rrmim cannot be laid 

this street after the hard surfac- 

ing is laid, or more likely the 

street will not be hard surfaced 

until the sewer mains are laid. 

Thie r.xtension of VVeslej- Ave- 

T 

of a clean, wholesome nature 

that will reflect credit on the 

raorf. 

We hesitate to endorse any 

project in this editorial column 

thit favors stock selling, but this 

mpairian ii being handled in 

•i unique manner. 

The promoter of the casino 

^ntf nMtatorium laid hit plans be- 

tiue from Twenty-first to Twc.ii* 

ty-cighth Street is now being con- 

sidered. Such an extension vvill 

encourage the erection of more 

homes, all prospective customers 

for your service. 

We understand it will be neces- 

sary to erect a new disposal plant 

to tike tare of this tertian, the 

COAST HISOHT STOF 

nimra is SATE 

As will be seen by an article 

on the first page of this paper, 

there is no danger at this time 

0 ' 8 " y '""""'* king made on 

coast surf fishing by the com 

mercial fishing interests. As a 

matter of fact, instead of the 

restrictions being removed, the 

penalties bid fair to be increased 

for violations of the existing 

statutes, all of which will be 

goo,] news to the coast resorts. 

Discussion of this matter in 

the County Chamber of Com- 

merce was precipitated by a bald 

statement lackwig even a sciii. 

tilla ui truth, by a down county 

paper, to the effect that a hill 

permitting 

three mile 

fishing within 

limit had bee 

the 

erection of which will q 

considerable time. 

May we suggest your atttntior 

at this time would be opportune 

and would do much to hasten 

the completion of this improve- 

ment. We would be glad to hear 

from you on this matter. 

CAPE HAT IGNORED 

to. the Ocein City Chamber of]nl l m u a 

Commerce, He stited there were ,, 

.Not a spadeful of earth will 

traduced by Assemblyman Read 

and referred to the proper com. 

ittec. 

In a call at this office on Fri- 

day afternoon last, Assemblymai 

Read stated that he had not only 

not introduced such a bill, but 

that he had not seen such a bill 

aiid would not introduce such a 

measure. 

This dispotef of the false ca- 

nard, and instead of drawing up 

resolutions to the Assemblyrnan 

and Senator asking them to op- 

pose such a measure, the County 

Chamber of Commerce at its 

next meeting might pass a res- 

olution expressive of its opinion 

of such newspaper ethics, or 

rather lack of ethici. 

M»U.,AU.I 

ffOTTA UY 

t 

, neon T« 

Mlmtf 

t 

wmevT, 

iVEKf 

.BIPUB. K i t 

Sew KDOWD 

nmu uptt ffiTTM 

THIS WEEK 

By Arthur Btitkmn, 

IF «ii TWUAT WeeiA urt t% mupu 

UtaB m*iu% AH' *S« 4oie 4U 6ve» 

sn IT— S 

|-MS KMV S'WEMWER. IS WOT 

1H«J dedt NISMT H 

— AM SOOM.OMTILVDUIL' 

•teo U »M WiifT *y 4tt»t W BSSTIVIWH 

n ump mmOBMMITTII*M\m$wn. lit 

B 

Views and Reviews 

The People's Language 

undi-n Courier: A highbrow 

iHstir ivuiiiH la have the pep. 

Pit' line a phonetic alpliiiliil with 

42 ehairacters. 

Itin't Ii enough of a. Job to! 

ma-nage the prtMent 267 | 

Tho proposed alphaiet would 

be a sort of shorthand, BOBS 

eaajnuclem standing for whole 

words. 

Even Teddy Eoosevelt eouldn 

maks a go or simpUitad •pBlling. 

It Isn't irmpje 

Also, we all manage to do our 

Thi- 

ffiejeiit ami in- 

-Ni-wark SLar- 

BUKIU Buys: "Governor ailzer 

toiik poiiticH out or Uie suite 

lllgliwjiy OoininiiHloii. Governor 

Jloorn hnii put It Buck with the 

appointment of iennlor Flmian 

Clme that melr preiient underler- 

llilnetl BUHUS In an affront to l.ho 

populaip li.Ilailije on KSVoriunenhil 

elTieieiiey anil aylhorfty; 

AS CALM Ai AS ELM 

TEREmi.F, CHHI111_OTT 

IAOT TO UVl LOHOIE 

j OIHTH COlrTEOL 

This, a • 

Will Rogers 

would say, Ii 

.written on the 

(rain travel- 

ing from 

Washington to 

New York. 

Million! of 

Americans will 

he glad to 

hear that the 

President, seen 

two h ou ri 

ago. leemed 

in perfect health, full qf energy, 

and, amid all the Nicaragua 

Mexico excitement, calm a* a 

Vermont elm. 

What appears to ttilerest the 

President just now ii Internal 

Improvement, projects for canals 

from the farms and facilities to 

; the sea, .and development of un- 

| UHed waters for power and irri- 

gation, particular development of 

the Colorndn River, 

President coolldge speaks Just 

go faHi, and no faster. He knows 

every word that he, ii going; to 

say berore he aays It. Words do 

not eome out and surprise him, 

as happens with others, I 

You can't hurry him, or choose 

his subject for him. And as foi 

i holding him hack, when he means 

to go in n certain direction, why, 

to 'draw up the Leviathan with 

a hook" would be child's play, 

compared with It, 

Musings ofirfl 

Pity ws ean't HBpnieJatB. .„ 

food old day. waiis thtfn irtfl 

us insttad, of thirtr wuri ifi 

ward. 

Tilling the truth will not I. 

shams the devil, it will cnuse i 

to loae your friend,.. 

Women are puulea, and 

Douglass aays eome of them 

cross word puulea. v't 

Doctor: "Did. rou lolla# f ! 

Instruetiotig and ditt by satlniS 

only the hind sf food * IBs 

ytar-ald child doe»f" ••" ,;i 

Patient; "in. ; For dinirtrj 

had two handful, of mud, a bu| 

toil and a couple of mstchal"' 

Thtre" «re three kinds of ••_ 

men—tht one who does It. 

one who wiihes he had done s 

ana the one who promises to i 

A true sport la one who 

cbat lightly, smile and be nil. 

while watching the tMdaetir. 

Do Thli 

there's loU 

It IH the duty of famed Jersey I Ohlneae mobs are lootlnl Chrls- 

Justicc to get busy and prewnt I'tiu churches. Too bad, and It 

net or re)ut«d faotii to «how, nils us with horror, Amerlcani, 

rilhur that Mlsa Clitike waul Drltidh, French and other travel- 

robbtid anil imirdereil ur iimt Ujiers brought home all sorts of 

her liMiiii by accident. 

Iliataefth Journal KWd«," The 

"The 

Get A Grip 

QnYourDoUars 

WHO? 

When you want W 

buy something and 

dan't know who sells it, 

turn to the Classified Busi- 

ness Telephone Directory. 

The new arrangement makes 

it easier than ever to find the , 

thinf you want to buy. , , 

without fussing or waste of 

time. 

"Look for it in the New 

Bell Telephone Directory" 

\ 

The only hat cleaning place in 

Cope Mky County. 

Bring your felt h«t to ui We 

wul make it look Kite new. AD 

work guaranteed. 

NEVRO'S 

two methods by which the pro- 

ject could be put aeroffl; One ' 

to interest large outside capital 

and the other was to interest th 

wmmer and winter residents o 

Ocean City by-forming a clu 

and selling memberships. Th 

ntmbenhipf would alsu entitli 

the member to a shire of bod 

ernimoB irtd preferred stock i 

the enterprise. The prornotef ft. 

hb fflorea would reefcive a block 

of the common stock. He soughi 

the endorsement of the Chambc: 

of Commerce, The exeeutivi 

committee of the Chamber oi 

Commerce saw the possibilities 

project. 

HOT 

m9 

Beech «- Kay Realty Co. 

Real Estate - M«H«... , 

- Insurance 

rfthe 

While the integrity of the pro. 

rioter WM not quMtionttl they 

Wide » TOuntcr-proposition 

, W^ accepted. They offered 

mm the project providing a 

company was formed with the 

; ittBCutlve committee of the Cham, 

hr of Commerce ai in directors 

and the balance of the voting 

; pbwer and management of the 

J'fliojtet he placed in their hands 

'i'far a period of three years. Al 

•'tfe procecd« from the «le o 

membership er Hack would pas 

^flfotigh the trcamrer, who wouli 

> Klected by thil board. 

;/:Tne promotion charges to 

l^jed at • nominal percentage 

piljtln members of the fxecutii 

^pnu'itee of the Chamber i 

I^Bitnerei or protective dirtetoi 

be turned in Cape May County 

by the State Highway Commis. 

sion in 1927, according to the 

program of that body. In 1026 

the only recognition the county 

received was the building of the 

three-mile "missing link" on the 

Main Seashore Road, and that 

was a county aid job, and in 

1927 the county is to be entirely 

ignored, despite the fact that 

several delegations have appeared 

before the Commission, laid be. 

Fore them the needs of the county 

'or better roads to accommodate 

rhe increasing traffic to its shore 

esorts, and pointed out the 

growth in taxable values of the 

same resorts. All the pleas have 

alien on deaf ears, while neigh- 

ioring counties will have hun- 

Ireds of thousands spent within 

heir boundaries. 

The only crumbs of comfort 

'ape May County will derive 

ram the 1927 program is that 

•osds in Gloucester and Cumber- 

We thank Assemblyman Read 

for setting the matter straight 

and also for his stand in favor 

of preserving one of the great 

attractions of our seashore re- 

j own without simplifying fujrly 

well as we go along, without 

maiiterlng a, lot of ruleR to make 

us do It some oUier fellow's way. 

Th l 

LAW MILLS 

GRIND BUSHY 

Senator Borah says we mike 

too many laws. This country will 

are greater than 

The puople 

the language. 

The grammarian ahivern when 

you say a thing muni bo done 

"quieli" in stead of "quickly," 

but Ign'l it the truth that th, 

shorter form ia the more om 

phatic. and make« a better Job 

of eipressing one's exact feeling, 

in speech? 

What Is right to say depends 

largely on where and when yni 

say It—whether It's alt overa]. 

people of New Jersey have lost 

whiit Lhey won when tt« 

Coninilwlon wail rraciiod 

grHjiiy han(l« of puli- 

Jrem 

lien," 

be "a republk In name, and aUscagton, or a^ dress pariy. 

bureaucracy in fact," if we don't It i* the Mao In the Street 

check the wholesale lawmaking wl10 1 k tn » 

Religion Is turning your baei-oa( ;

s 

P«|e FOB 

m nances 

•neiilMl, 

which i -••—.— 

nitil thi> '*>" 

Petrf 

breaking 

lunp wit 

Inatruslti 

POIICL! 

until t( 

peer btf 

Hull, 

KliOdl I 

kis own 

to itteBi 

Ctntii f; 

^ W_ jjf—'^S 

Page Ten 

mtmmmmm>$iifm 

OCEAN HTY WW- 

FASHION 

SUGGESTION: iATURES FDR 

WHEN IT'S 

L REALLY 

m y Hm 

••¥:••£• 

• # • • - 

Time To Buy and Time To W ear the 

Hw.d hi Hi. , 

•IB the ,,,|j, 

lit holiday it. 

IRH iii a flirt 

: 

^ % 

ture Must Be Considered, 

SIinkr.ii li, A ||. 

YOU KNOW ~ 

A ! ( Xl i 

Compose Color 

'HE HOA" 

1 VM 

g$ : 'j^mM 

•ntiwlanl it 

heatreo 

Next li (•(•/, 

Band in C 

App";ir iit I lu 

nu Two EMTI 

.» |e Laiest Crnze, 

•Tie Black Botturn Ruviic' 

ffltl^**' 

41 Cape May an,| pi,,,,,,,,. 

>' regulni- program will l». 

" In aonjunotlnn wilh ' l.h» 

1 a«iBm. Tn,, rnv,|,, ,V|U |,,. 

•«W at nlsht only. 

. rphniiiiy Jill — 

ing.-fnst-'riding Harvy f;, 

•liiddi'ii trt-Haiiip, With iiyr- 

! isli filly, lie fought for thf. 

! woman W loved. A mibloodpd 

story ol n ILH] he. 

mmi, Evfii it he coiiqurrpd 

the two.pa mew. II pair oi 

blue eyes -got" him." 

Comedy and Lafcit News 

Events 

OOMIHS—Sat., Frt. 12 

"TH1 70LOA BOATMAN" 

Mfind;iv, 

W i •• r 

.-i Palri.k ••!,•( l.'.-.-,,||,v \h „„;.. ! 

!IK SIX JAi. UK,! r.W.YMAN' 

Jiitil Mfl,\ll. ill "'VI* 

It's (Ice at Lifil! !i' 

V')l,\. KCi I AT 

MTV Nt w; firrAN CITV M T 

"The Black Bottom 

Revue" "RUE 

\f ;i;i>li".'.

OCMS CITY SEWS, OCEA* CUT, X. J", , EEBgMKY tI927 

;J»f ay OF INTEREST TO THE FARM AND HOME 

Edited by W. COLLINS THOMAS 

Cumberland 

County 

*armersMust 

fX5toB&k& 

Tomatots 

Southern Grpw 

Abtoib Ifcr Biat 

Mwtet ^ ^ ^ 

i of Varietier^rgcd 

New jeisey Adopts 

New Grading Rule 

Identical With Those of U 

5. Agricultural Department 

New Joraey hug , 

.lulnndB In the gnullng 

jjraeii&v w4iHc and »w 

comee im V/elcaiiui news 

to ffnoworn AJIII bAiyem ot (titsc 

pmlucJts 

"IThe n*wr grail*?** an* IdenHrni 

wttft tfiase in iiso by tlm Ijiftoil 

fitmtee IMDartiiiPat of Agrtcii] 

ture/' *S*B W B Duryt? Sta,ie 

Secretary «f Agriculture, in ills 

cussing (he n rulincB Tin> 

, I widespread use of oti« set of 

trade terms wilt hel[> the H,,IO or 

products, slace Hit* bu>.n, /ivo 

this simpler form ' 

The benefit is rlilofl> to ihe 

ower tor the £oo»(>i'atiu-e la 

certain 

n* of a 

wot 

Lack or iDDculntlon lft tht out 

md only csujrj for mam pea 

HeJdB appearing m have mot roi 

At lml this Is Ihe Information 

Slv#n out hy a lery rrllaMr au 

thorlty on such mattern, pr ix 

II. Martin, plant disease upeclal- 

Jet of the New Jersey Eiporlnient 

Station 

Those, ot our growers who «- 

enenced difflciilty lu rulilng 

saa last spring nlll n» douljt 

find encourafiînont In Dr M 

•In'a statement Inoculation of 

before sowing; Is a wm 

T easy matter whlli 

rot and othei 

l»w anil 

piinAlie nui> 

If tlii umdl . """ 

tfons arc nver&va, wjint> otlitrl_ 

tmp!nfc-oft' moM ulll bt i ii^ unultl lite to Imc i nicr (MiTTisn or Jrrif\ 

we lOuM E( r ri(.h nntk ind out mm buttt r ind 

HIM Iti tlic puuhisr of f«d the intcrrsr on 

I ihor airjihfd t" ir, uc ire •uti-.rirtl " ' " 

mil | Tin -,fil( purpos* „.!. *. ii j iiimiijitc MI over [ivo rio7i.li rQ^s ntr bird be 

tuceri thr pmdiiitinn of the pullin tlun llut of fhr lie,,, I uther 

Iiiorr it tr^r .iborrt ,i dollar jml a hjlt iu produci a do/i-n cgi^ 

from 1 flntL of hois durrni; Noirmbcr md DrrTinnri 

Hill Inoivs theit is morr profit in Lrcpmg pullets thin thtrr 

« in hms .mrl he In- thr /lgllrt, ,„ prove ,t Hi- h..s rnordi nhidi 

••hou tint tor even UK) birrK houyil November 1 unlv -41 jrr 

Ir-tt .it thr rnrj ol the vear About fiftm, per rent of them die 

lor oni- rune or another anil thr rest arc uillfd our txiausc tliri 

'lopped laving Thn inems that nnt quarter ot the poultrv plant 

ii lavitiK nllc ihe vvholc vaer Thi^ grtat decrr.tsc n ro,ting «W7 (M 

m profits euh le.ir on rverv MM birds on thr farm 

To rrrnrrlv this tond.tion hr -irRKesIs tint noultmncii L. WlHpplri' he l*Iei*« »n Invrntl* 

iriy Whlii \\ hippies Carly ' wiI1 au * -riark Moos Ctir|i-U«IM|a*(r^- 1 ''-

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SI.!*" 1 C |l »; Uw (."am 

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out 3 huiiflrfed ftf! eff nnilii jt 

—d Abundye of f i i i» 

NOW IH TliK TlJii: TO U\'\ 

'I ;nifi ;ii FiKls! 

-H UP,i- hiiiiili-i.il 

WLUiioiioF BESBlc^ 

n.fl^ yui of ill,. N, w Ji. 

Kh. ,iir» •uiih,"..' iii'iîi;' Sh^ I 

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tin On FlF* V-ii 

FUTURE OF r.U'R 3WAV i-Vuik sf Uceiu. (>n>- j^ ('Vitimlnl 

ts usur^d of the hft W "M i'FOiiuf^ id i V i l 

lXQAUBWa 

ate 

.Oon.nty Clerk'. Office 

1 CITY Or SEA ISLE eiTV 

OftDINANCi NO, 

i An Ordinnnge le am, 

entitlea. -Afi ©rdin.inec I 

V#lynt#«f. Fipf gempany 

One and Vigilant Fir. C< 

Sea lil^ city, velunf#er fiFe gem. 

panic! hgFgtgfg|.e organil^d In the 

ifyf N, j,. and is 

iwl I,;' in,. |), rli- of Nl.-kl 

,|,iiii ,,iiil iiiiivi.iilii c-|iiii(i|iitii, .1. • 

liiH, iak,=ii in ..s*i:!iliuii nl ihr 

6ITV Of SI* Ktl CITV 

N1W JERSEY 

. _ = * 

n, 

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ul V. A, NIII-III l'ui.|»iil. Hi ORO1NAN6S NO, II II 

n.iiuit [,l,,fiiiii1, ,u il "u !.„ >ij[jj . = >,(,„ 

j,\,MES T lliil.Kti\v Î,,.I* l(h^ Sn rft«,i—i OMinance lining _.-,.- the ~ Milry «t | 

BOARS OF 

CHOSEN FRIEHOLDERS 

COUHTV OF 6API M*¥ 

Mimjih Of 

rpT||!(1 „„,, 

rpT||!(1 „„,, L 

lie rwcivrt hy the EMif" l!1 rMlrar 

Krwhillden or IBB f,|SiVj|n. T!.j 

nty i, IStf, »! I 

•• Filing 

I HIT, 10 .mend Ihi ArtlelM Kf (HWn. 

lull/oil and m tmtme tlw «M An- 

I f f U 

C. OODES. WlW PJUB Be 

to Isj rulai.d ijy tiisaUorT 

0CR4H CITY SEWS, OCBUT CITY, H. I,, FBDAT, nSKBAST 4, 1BI7 

to R. If. HITVIT itni,iiy 

('„. "li.wi 

H PtiriHT AV»IIOH Avi-nil.- 

iinti l,trl 

I Hi. R ff, tfatJ ff- !ii fiiii g Mi, hy H 

AViihsu UfBCH Kpni, i rorponitim 

srelfofi ?t, Aim iiHne Ii 

U-. at lot 3 

nfiiii W* P'd 

I Kigi, in Boft drink ttand: "wi" 

or ii rum- May County 

rloii'l know wlierp Mn Is, but w« ; 

hitve Pep an lee," .;; 

iiincle and Ihat a ninctlng = 

«k K4.ii"i!l f.oinify riflep ii 

""' i will pmliiiiilj. hi. li.iil 

in May rmiri llnii«,. In ihi 

Treasurer Taylo 

MASTIJl IH 

ChajIesK,Landis#Jri| 

j COUNSBI,LOK=Af.LAW I if 

'"* I Etil Eitato Law a SpeoWW ! £$ 

Nil llfii. p!w«.,l I I M»i#i».«.. T.,— I : .-M 

i 6 6 6 Offieet 

7 Coldi, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, «., „ - „,_, , 

J BiUaui Fever and Malaria. | SEA ISLE CY ^' N- * 

it Kills the Germs 

BEST BUYS OF THE WEEK 

in REAL ESTATE . 

IVALON AVALQII 

Lot 50x110 ft, all improvements, 22nd Street, neai: 

Beaeb—Terms Reasonable. 

F, H. STRATTON 

Real Estate 

21st Street, Avalon Pi».«- ^ 

AA ISLE cirr 

Best Buy Today 

3yng,ilaw, eRi liietH 1 

atu slid beach, I5S0O, 

WILDWOOD 

-._ I l>. «. HELLER ft CO. 

.fy law find well 

" jv... 

= 3 j ,,,, , nEALTORs H. w. (cnnKHLT \" >: ! 

•^l »H^L.nai.A... ,.. I.,. e,ty j I „, t Oak AM] W|WHMI(J N ^ ^ 

50x100 ft. Lot COBNIfl LOT FOR S*L« ««10S 

Off RnarJwalk 8olMr *" 0M " 1 ^'enu 

$1,000 - 

Inclurlca sWrwalk, curb and It,,,,! E 

Inlly 1,'rarlL'll. 3204 Holly BHch 

Suliji'cji 10 IPOo mortgage. 

nd Bull J'honH (4 Keystone Phone iSB 

J i.*| J ' 1 B " 11 ? hmi l< 

•ritone Phone IS=D | Donch & Somerihoe 

BIALTOHi 

_ IjimllN Ale, al Nivoln St. 

s SKA IMI.E CiTV. ». i. 

T&u mil find Buick a 

jdeHghtful car to drive 

STOHS HARBOR Centrally located hotel, 30 •'•$. 

—^ hedrooms, fully furnigned, in- 4^ 

_ _ eluding linens and silverware. •'jj' 

For a Real Home Largo dining roam and well i 

Come Buy equipped fclielien. Ideal loea- •{: 

mv of tn.; larga Bnani«h 

Ilinisr:. on Flrat Arcntie, nenr 

!iie Ckean 

Allracllvply pinnri.-.l 

piiceil. 

nnil 

llon - Pl ' lce llauxtm on Flrat Avnntie, near 

»3I,000.00. well 

flininciMt, nimnciMt, Foi- Fo,- InforBiation, Information 

SEE 

;f 

, 'i. 

Walter H. Treen 

Bunting & Bunting 

MUh Nln t.n.urd ihr 0,-Hin 

STOSK IIAitllOH, S. 1, 

FOR SALE 

The Beit 30.Room 

Hotel in Wildwood 

nilALTOR 

!WB I'llddc AfehllB 

WII.IHVOOII, 5, J, 

131 East RIs Srar 

$1,500 ONLY 111,060 

Good Corner Lot on i^tSM^!" 

14a E. Wildwood Avtnue 

Third Avenue v_ WmpWOOP 

60x100 r -~~ 7 ^ 

lignum car w anve An unu,Uai = b,rB,in, No^ w3^ 

A , , Bungalow in 

An unusual bargain. N. ... ,.,.,, , 

Until you drive one of the latest GEORGE B. SPRINGER 

Lot nOxlOO, Piloe IJ600. 

Cm be i l 

inmiceit to suit 

n 1 1 

1 , Wlldiraiid and AUntfc AHS. 

Wl be. J wiiBWOOD 

WIIDWOOD 

You will particularly enjoy die 

amazing smoothness of die Buick 

engine, vibrationless beyond belief 

at every speed. 

BuyaBuidc! You'll g

* * 

BOM em mra, BOSAH err*.». i.. mats, FEMIMSY i, i«? 

i? 

, ' ; t 

- ' .?• 

| County Sports News 

iNorthwestem Trust Whittington t< *' a M e Cadets 

IPlaydftit Game Made Eleven ^ ^ Z /T 

JBut Sea Isle City Won on V',~]A C-nttle U Poura '» F° ul Shoot!n 

?E Foul shootini rjeiajjoais Was Fealure of Ciime 

Middle High School 

Lost Rough Game 

30 ie Score 

High School 

"" liaMp Uifth 

ny nigh! at 

Him half, 14.1:1, bill in 

ihf la.^l Jwiif Pteasyini 

P\UI ROBINSON 

sabin 

«;.: IVbtr time, they saw—but did ynwOad Bewildered and Johnnie UPoura « foul »hooi- """^"fin-ii ,, 

"BBt conquer. Meaning the North- _ j a I- m ln £ C" 1 ln« w »y for Ihe s»« ,«, ',,,„,, 

itMm Trust company passers. Swamped By Cape May M. ch), e^,, „, W w A j, ""*;'"'V 1 , 11 ', 

ahunplon, of th« Philadelphia County Times Te*m T frahrniiy. of Ocean Ciiy. »i"wii,r«"'".hB 

[pMkan 1 League, who lost to sea j Saturday afternoon at the Eieur- j,';,. '" i - 

|I«I« Olty lut Friday night on .._ _— -OB jloIlli. fll)()r I 9 M U P n o n l ,"."".";',, 

.*»• weunlon Houw n«r, 19-15. g,ev "D,,,^ ,„,. . 

|B on, Of the raslMl games of rnrrart made two del,! BO1|H • , • 

Ti Half i-7, and atarting the ty " M 1 ""' llt « u " 1 »""•• rt " * llm - Lake. K, 

ond ftatf gave the Banters rlf! « ; Danneily, y 

toaje '-diMounti" and "drafts" on cAfis MAY rof.VTV TIMES Lueke - c 

'•--. The summaries; Tompkitis. 0 

#l;.: • m auB CITY st«vi(n. , '• '• 7, MeCl " l0U(tl " G 

anil Oiiwn 

wish 

mmh thirinK th*' tlfî h:i!f. 

» * MlMIIM 

i r. ,„„ ,,„ 

MIDIH.K TOWNiilllt' Illfsll 

p j. f won 

« f 3 3 1 P«ter_ 

•"" ITZIZIo i i ourk, c, ..... 

0 S 0 Oourdouff, c. 

r__Z") 4 I Wood, 0 

t____ 0 0 0 Olden, 0. P. 

ra_ 0 0 0 K*fit, 0 .. 

'KTHWESTERN TRUST CO. UN' 

. ___, O i l Myres, P , 

„» 0 I nilka, r, 

0 0 0 0. Hanaam, F, 

„„.! 0 ( TOhetan, C. , 

0 0 0 OunniaEfiasn, G, 

• -— B, lliinniini, 0, 

.J i H 

l«ortr—F«r- itotaJi ^__ 

WHBI of kalTsa—10 minutes. 

0 1 1 haies^js 

1 I) 2 Alllmer, 

1 1 3 

0 o 0 BMrwIRB, 

3 : 0 ,1 g Erick^jn, 

^, _= .MapfirieF. 

2 7 11 

Stevetm, Time nf .•..««.«B. • 

U(M. ScorBr—Jlai;. *""«. 0, 

Clark, U. 

n I Ii 

o u ii! 

" Spectacular Game I — - : : _ ^^/'^Sr^"^,; 

» Millvilk Out of 35 ! Bacon sRefereeing Z f," 1 ,.,•"T. 1 „!;'%•' 

, ' ~ ""'• mm lit rl'li- i'i,m furtJii 

j Wlldwooii Mermen dafeate,!' Thinks Eddie Is Af. '" Ha " Ulk " «'if>-: An 

Every 

In The 

id With Home-eyesifht, m* 

1 billisr'ly regreti^ 

noi j-i.-l,!,.,! io her [' 

led In the iryt half 17-11. J wnulil fliicl ul| 

uf lif,.. " : 

5^«__ion Girb No ^ J;~ ~ i»">^ 

IMiidi Fk SM Isle Ocean City ^SE.. 

JM Bloomer Cirf, Won High OUHed SnS 

t^ 1 "-^ 2W Clayton Five " 

faisi UP hreatn irf lir,.. : '.ft,, i „ 

»n«n I urihe,! In fjinaha thi- hy Hcknt t, 

takel a,,, wa» Hiablci ,0 «M» '--If I „„„•, 

mi' iransporiail,,,, awaj' ,„ ,n-(-Iw-whi-i-.-." 

prau-'nt weHlern lerminua. Ben-lcuy, or [Is 

•*iffl^^^^ 

' „ e Sl Bddle Bueon with having "home Went ,,f tin. Mnwourl' 

and Voiing starred eyraiRhl" more or k. We prim Of Be,i,,,n I |lu,i ",',. . r r , 

eraj»lth two twlr.- what hia Sportshlp ••fliii" ha, toUt In" r..u,,.i ,1K m- - , ' ? 

i. Tne line-upa and «ay about lhe nialtir. laHen from | d,,.,| i,,lh*' PrJcUnNy ih 

the Ledger, Saturday, Januaryi lance from Alhanv ,',".,-„ !'..*•' 

i\f aln-ady puml 

• Bi?iimn." 1 objf 

like ii I unn i 

Pniwibly to Sail 

them Jiormon»' My 

f. . y 

piB* fn« ttt vwionr OTir ——_ 

SnBBtoj Mrta on tMt Thun. f • o» . o i , c- ki 

;tfl«it, winning ii-i. gu We Up-Btate Sehool five Never 

- •tooBur oirta vo&Unued Had Look in To Win 

winning etrk Friday Cam* 

i.M t&« Bmunton Mouje ^jame 

OIWwhelBiln«Jy d«fe«llig _ 

I Bloomer Olrta, IU U, C, Marked Up Record 

KM M held to one _ . 

aai' ajtd iagri mse fratii 

•A utM ttalr onl, °« Cll >' His" Sehool is be- 

a « 

llev f '" " Bv « lsl » hih 

I'm- man, lik], I, hum,. 

I'Elur hmtiix at ih,- fl.li| 

- "I'll. I)t-nw mlffhin'i Ii. 

a«H« «• ant taK when 

Sehwarii, p. 

O«l«ney, r 

Uveiy, C 

DoHn, G. 

Walker, G, 

-• «• Mreotr^Te •"'•• , Miller, 0 " " , J 

On offensive m well as a de- Bingham o" J , 

' Denum tonnd the ' Sll » lvs * «fd wu established, ** Hn ' "•. • 2 3 

•Wei *inm UMS 4«ld wiiji tJiayton was held scoreless from Total,, ~1 ~ 

* nionum Braa ** s M i - xh «" two points being «eferee^Jlmn,» n 

. _^ fro« the MM «d •;• «» of fouls. The Wean „ it*W»"' 

m. Me'i lone Magle olt * »'« wmmiited but four lv "--0 mlnues. 

tor, * oul ». indicating the slim chances — •'•——— 

ells* HUlmo w« s tower of CUr ' on *« l1 l0 •»'« in that re- LJ .„, 

"^•-^ »r the •• w, ti,to, •»«•• Hammonton Won 

;.«p »aay of lot Tucker- AddliUio »eorsd s aeld goals, O lit' 

T kelbiill aiiiatel rur four year-'rail. 

't champions of the Financial' Th.. I ii ,1 • 

8; League, and unbeaten In lav Ural lioiiml fur' 

jj^half tb|a year, IOHI to ih» Bun' KO.IH Iim > 

j We City quintet on the latter'sia n.'rf,-i-t" 

;1 Hoor last night II to IS. „,„) fully / 

_ "Failure to tosn foui goals, or' iur feaiur,- 

,B 

rather failure of the refer lolcui Oiwiu, 

- call ihrm en only one slUe, was jlcloiwiy b 

primarily responalliie for the re- dH.,p,,fl Wu 

vemal of lhe banker!, ,„,/ , l „ " 

T. "On the floor and .hnnili,, n»i,i " n w 

T 'l^fixîlo"!-and shooting ncl.l ilill 

r' ? Mal f thli "Iwrnplor,, had their 'w,, 

5|South Jersey rivsln completely ! T 

I : outcioKied, The lo.nn wpi', 

to the foul line intu poi 

dl 

rtrK.t^ri'l"^ 1 ^ i w "n».nI, w..., B,'..nil.' 

Wlr uwn rtilh j,,.,.,.,,,^ J'^'l Jfl r ^* u >?""- U you g,[ ln 

"IlillB lltll,, (,„„,,,., 

J Pal '«"«l- HI lukl-.fBftof you." 

Th. imiural enS,:»,Wi. wn, „„- w,"', ^"'"'k^ly *hm nr,|,r nh, 

;ny""iho.:"'1 ?'?• - i " - "-' -^, lW " lBht hM ""'""•' 

I you read of Sosind So bt- 

( ing is an atitu smiuh up. 

1 That's retUy jait where tte 

stflry befini, for alter to 

imash comes the danapi, 

SoBsoBe most pay for the 

dump to yottr ear, or to 

tie other ear, of whttaTer 

slsi was damaged. 

Who ii going to do It F 

Are yon—out of your em 

pocket ? Dun yon AJTOHB 

a 4s range verdict of 15,. 

000? $10,000? 

Or are yon in » poiitjoa to 

ton the damage cbUm OTCI 

to jowt insoraBcg compiu 

-SiPlM W HAOTLDHJ 

inoa UATTmB~mi to- 

m M about it, SAFE ADD 

SECURE in the knowifdp 

that the few dollars thrt 

yon ipent each year hu 

protMtri yon. 

. ' v 'l n i I If« not Hie to drifi you 

••« 11 ~ * »^ withow msra. 

hins in I I AHCE - A* iomeoB* wta'i 

in ilk. - ° een in U accident—HE 

Nprlh 1 K50WI. 

•I.,I in I ft fflijht be ffjni tan 

i J -j 

» ir 

5' ' ,' • 

••••:• $ 

&- ,--"• 

^ , 1.1 

Its tome will A ladyf 

'With all Iny heftr 

Wish a. darting Elunr,, ,|j 

' FrlBtiii o/,youni. In Bhef" ( 

"I iiifi hiaf at fSmfthfl, ig JHB, 

In Four Port* 

PKH »; «"d Nilign 

,/f C«a< Family Newspaper it, America's Greatest Family Resort Greatat ^ • - 

»-»• f»i 

ooiAH onrt, Hiw TOUT, WSUAY, 

jîza Abe 

mcoln 'Man* 

pprovnl 

Until Next Month 

[ rge Ownere Ocean Court Trolley Line Kiwanis Club Properties in Bay Bus Ordinan^ 

To Assist in Apartments Delays Street Will Build Hut Secto Are Sold JgP^ged^ 

Rent Problem Given Boost Hard Surfacing For Boy Scouts Foxon S"SJt° f *" Cnm--— m 

:Bt jurat Says Old- 

oned Virtues Are 

^Needed Tod«y 

1 Local Kiwrinians 

TUB local 

eree deftrr 

thi" purfiOH' i.f ih. b-.olf 

n\ Estate Board Shows Say Local Interest Should Contractor Asks City To Many Activities Mark C«l« 

Nfrcessity of Fixing Cnoperate in Making It Compel Action By hriitinn of Boy Scnut 

Proper Rent Successful Project ) Trolley Company Anniversary 

B, ti. F03EOI1 

f Hevi'rai eolti 

Stamper Presonti NjeffS 

Hating Prices React Co-operativ 

"I Thii man who wants 10 

jhnnpNy ahoiild pick out a 5004 

jiniilhi-r and marrji OIIF 8f j f f 

• judge H. H, Eidredt>e, n« ."in rlHi 

; address lo tho Kisanin Tin stat.. 

^1 the Hotel 0*anlc, Wed- nn-rn. hope» 

f, likened a rertew of Abra- i »>> -m-ilu. 

rjnciilii, the Oreat Emane!- I' 1 ••>'••• !•»•-- f 

',0 a pilgriinaie to a re- * *» -»- S« c.,y?%e^ptSira 

-. He declared In utremiflg m«iM t^h« i» an iinOoT nlenl '" S< "" i " meiaa n ' 8re lh "" »» Ifrnnvenlenw to mororUls- »e spok', of the need of patri- by the majority of the properly ,Bntg: -;);:,Ji 

a woman nlieve. _ _ Xll.y 1^^=^ ln.UtZ s m m coraml "" lsn/1 • »* "«1»^ "ii« condition ha» »"< »«,. lul and ail ihe time, owners in the locality to be of- "That he propoM, to ,rwi 

fMlta, by weepinf, «ome men RepreieBtatives of Bridge \;,.UIJ "„„„;„ at rentiw" The eonsiniction of this apart- esiîd -inte December 1 He .uessed ,he necessity of at- feHed. a carporation under th* l.wM 

Kanmily, hut a Joke was the -, _ ,. „ , •}>"••' ITo|*rtle» at unrentublo «,,,,«,i •... „,„„„, t, iJ .^ „ " :„" _•.."__., .. temline church an rclijiion anil Th, r,Biiilnn »•„« nfriersil M. th« Rim. »i M.., *.».> »«., 

•jronuiity. but a Jflke was the 

'| ','ttlch relieved Unceln's 

m.d^SlS.êî.Jary Make In.paction of Site 

illd hi« rewreBce of the ~ 

%M m rtlUrious .id. H M « ets T* 161 ' A PP rov 

i irfnt man's enaracter. In — - 

She «id, "If Aniirlea. is Ei M. gu[1O|, and nalpii 

'- the rliht path we musl iu,inget assured the inirnbi 

hacfc aad Braetlee the 0( ,„„ chamber of Commerce 

led jylrtu&A which gvid- ^-,,^^,1..,. «,aninn n,m ih« i^p 

and Bonding Compamea nsures. • 

,, , . , , o. To denioastrate the point Taylor 

Ivlake Inspection or Site produced a listing card of a res- 

, =— Irienee In the northern sectioo of 

• «« n • A l thc Wort. The property was list. 

It Meets I heir Approval ^ at *30u0. He declared; "We oil 

koow that il is impossible to get 

, n , , n lhll l cniount for the pilice, lostBrd 

E. 11, Sutlon and Rslpn R. of m owol,r fjntln( „„ thres 

luvlnger iUMured tae miiiibeis anHI.lmenll,, tfle chances are that 

of ihe Chamber of Commerce _on m]y m e or Boag|i,|y t 

— • 

ûesday evening that the I^ns- - • * — 

ment Btarted last Bummer, it la The 

fitted with all modern convent- Comffll 

enees. The apartnientH are aeiil Engine 

10 Individual owners. 

'I- Commissioner Robinson ami Cliy •"* 

'id Eiigineor Coillsson. 

we 

"Harm reception by the 

-Ha wan announced by 

Jt..Cf_lnion B. Price aj 

K'S, Xldredfg, citizen of 

My County. 

port-Ocean City bridge would g^yr[," 

soon be s reality. Button stated Taylor declare 

Mr. Harrington, of Harrington men "tnou|j be i 

ft Aah, iirgest toil bridge build- a mie ef u pr 

Mi in the country, accompanleil [„,„, leading the 

by hi« englneeis, had mad- 1 an Br to believe lh 

icores Lack 

of interest 

Endeavor To 

Make the Bay 

«*,.•*. ,»« at a reduced ^ ^ ^ 4 ^ ^ 

Taylor decliired the real estate _ g 

en should be careful in making 

«alo ef a property to refrain Declared Lack of Co-flpera- 

«RI leading the proapeetire buy-1 . 1 n 1- • r^ 

• to believe ihe place will nro-l " o n " Uelaying Um- 

woven. The .Beaker aim) Btresnedj be taken up for eonslderatlon ai busses in the Cltr of Oeoan L. 

lhe need or clean politiw. He I the next meeting of the Corn-' State of New Jersey, '• , 

defiared politics cull be made j mlssloners. "Thai laid corporally, uiij 1 

clean and could he kept that I Al ,,,,, pTmenl ,lnl6 8By Ave. eorporalion and th« lubKl" 

*'??• • nut. one of tho widest thorough- 'hereto are preparii" 1 — 

On Monflfiy evening both local fares; In ifie resort, is opened &nd willing Immediate 

Boy icout Troops were the guests tram lhe Oardens to gighteenlh B«n« byslneii In • (6*4j«U 

or ihe Menu Forum of the Pirst street, with the exception of the Oeean City, in the eyjj 

M. E Church. Tho Men's Forum block between Eighth and Ninth application her«!nafMr;W, 

spection of the prospec 

i 

itraordlnary raven pletion of Beach Project 

——— demonKtratlnj their "craft Iff |ne 

Effort To A,ou.e local In- TtSStf ZZf £ZZ£ "S 

tereit in Sailing and Motor winiiow was decorated with Scout 

n . rt n equipment and literature, which 

OOKtnf Un Bay suilinnd the Ideals and piirpoHea 

—.—— —.- of this nrpnliailon. 

To Buy More Small Boats 

i 

: W%rmrV'% t^^tX*^ To Extend Several "• *—«d By C of C, ^_--=- , 

^•awardta annually to the proval of Peaboily. lloughetling p. -t»i. t * — • ,t ,, u|11, Doagll)1(! ,h;U Rfrll wcauii k lusjjuai 

«»aBli,Clnb golf ehamplon. Company, New Voik bon.ling Ljty 1 noroUgnrareS 1, M, iulton censured the mm Harbor Bay will challenge Af-Frtlirrii Cfr 

m *aj wrapped In a large house, thai Is going to finance . - apathy 00 lhe part of Ocean City the popularity of the siratid neii " l * UUI "1 t - i U 

flli recipient, probably anil, the project, "it «ill nut reriulre •ry.:rtv c„,. To Tliirtv.triircl resWen". pnrtlcuiariy the riiein- summer if lhe plans of a number _ ~ 

- a We, showed reluctance a mckei of Ocean Cliy capital," 1 nirty nrat 10 1 nirty inira b g n g{ th() Cnalllber of Com, QJ lpSjl Bpqrll)|llell nliiu,riil|isi,. Jernee Busy Gettinf. Re 

«ng tie packngs. which gutioti ileciarrii, Streati, East or Central merce. in regard to the Ocean At tnc present tlmi' a number of c e - c 

(j»ith care until he saw The banding company he __j, cl,y Naraiorium ami Casino, lie iqjai men coniemplair. (lie pur- f M summer aeason 

-, He Jocularly admit- giaied. was nuw afraiKrlng t^he Th|. CU}f comnilMioners PM.wd ileclared: "There is an enter- chase of ,,..e some moilel «mall ~— 

1 (>••• Tw«» legal details, italph R. Buvlliser 0|1 n,.B( Veading an ordinance * rlli 5 endorsed by the Chamber sa!ll,,g and motor bouu for Use Bcacli Palioi Cariliilil Jack 

—i: regreted thai the peailmlsts whn wn|cn provides for the coHSlrilc- Ot tjamtnerce, under thu contrnl On the bay tllii sumiiiBi "«' plans lo_ conalruct u b 

."'» A •!*• ' Predicted failure of the project 1|n|) rf Tnlrty.«wV. Thirtysecoiiil Of mat body, which means much u h u baI1 mBemlml |f a hospital al Fourth Stree!. 

BS AUXlUarV ^ emM " Ot be "*""" J" *•" ""•' »«' of ev « r »' ulom - he held m ib» b*y~ev-ty"szi- liU "> canmrucied by jt,n.">. 

*,i. MmiTivii »j [|ow mmU.ml[ns eleven of Ihe lwmn Wo»ley AveBM and Cell- ter fit nhe Chiimber flf Com. urliay afternoon. "Th'- linwl of such a ti-lll 

••'I twrnly-two toil brldgm which lra) Avenuc, a|8e for the con- roerca to see that ihln project is Bwing T, t'orson, prcslili-nt of "-nliic-n nioie appar.illt nli y. 

•nail Ladle* Plan are now under the caur-e o[ con- j s,,.,,cl|on of pavement anil furtis upeedlly complelC'd, The Ocean thu Ocean Cliy Heal E-lal.. Board dMaPed Captain Jiirm-c. ' 

«m t. P-» Man* strucllon in the country, in lhc gami, i,ection. City Chamber Jtl Commerce prac- recently ordered a BafnOKat sneak- hiilhlng hiiacli. In the nfil 

.ementa for mmst To phCe „ h,i,iBe .-rw (jreat Th(. ^ w|], bf H fe:i( (l| tieaily built the rianders Hotel bW. This Is the one design of action or ihe remrt Is gal 

Enir Hnrbor inl'-i. 1 in- eiiginei 1 ..,.,. ...... âVBminll] JJ tl^t and this enterprliie can be aceom- bofti whleh haa been adopte.l by In popularity and on several 

, I which will he a pllshi'd in a jiffy with, the aarne more than a score of yachtliiK canioim last mimmer the nw 

'• and social of He puiles he said, in comparison with ihe mmnte wa\k '"" " spirit. ojubs this faclliiy wris ilemniwtr. 

/of tfts rir« Pregby- obstacles which arc faced In " Anoiner"almllar ordinance. ,.f- ••inslLad of selling ll.oou The »ull boat is 10 r,,., 1,, Poriiinaiely no caHUnitiia. m 

gireets. on the Pennsylvani 

j Fourteenth street at the pre 

i time. 

' For 11 number of ye" 

or&aliization§ have reco.it.nti 

the continuation of Bay Ave 

to Thjrly.fotirth Street or Bo 

veit Boulevard, for the conv 

tile highway would he as- 

fl aSalnSt the ownersi of tht 

uhilttlng lhc streut. Thli 

m iiiiiil a nliort time age 

ail nieadow land,' 

and therefore mr "I 

Jersey and the ecu of tk#' 

lature recently pined,'' t«1 #JtlJ 

the net of 1»2(, whleli r»«d|S'.Jjp 

.,», in any ai 

the person opera 

'lulu the consent of 

or body having contro 

fe 

.emanta for Muiu To P|nCl, a hriii 

. * Slf Harbor Inl' 

iniiilar monthly buiitiMs declare i» no e 

'"'•nd social of tile udles' he said, in comp 

,J of tllfl First Preaby. obstacles which 

'Church net on Monday other seetlona, 

t J at tht hBBe ol Mrs. .j|f giiiioii, ri' 

1* I**'- the bridge anci b 

aLiii coniilruoled by Jirnw. the DayHlde of BuyJ 

"Tin- nee,! of «ii,'h a tint he. Elehleenth ti. T 

cnniw mon. anpan/nt nli year," Sln

' v-_ 

1 1 i 

, i 

U V'M 

O 1 ^1 

Se An Issue Irirfext Election 

and Commercial Intere ta Would Not Slind 

«nge of Resort Policy—BIw. Blut Kevt um 

To Defeat in the btate Ltgi laturt 

I Patching Fence For Cpinmisiioners Dc li n 

Need Commuters) 

To Speed Or rriri 

City Progress 

Bu-iinger Otttlint Phil T 

Fnrourage ^ t r K i nH j ' ' 

P>P1Ui n ' 

Is Transportation Solulio I 

ibiom that ii I lit 

lates for tl en £ 

ikctio in th 

closing- At tl p it 

• lit bill li the I. i,l 

tt would i 1 o th b!u 

, ,J of the ft t ir f tl L 

j tint inch i in I Ipnli i 

fperoilttcl imalt Intltu 

I to Sund-ij 1 ol ir u 

if tt little ill)' L 11 II 

jt>pf this bill this !•; i 

(Mature It Li doon I t 

* Ihlt there are p rfu 

V interests I ck. of ib i 

T tb« blue 11 s an I it 

a acute f rt 

tpolltlcj In thi t tui 

")loe Jaws l» i la o it 

^ph^nomon The ar ^t 

" enforced ftnywh re 1 

and practically p*ei> O 

i them nt K le tl B I j. 

In m ny reap li u f I 

obsolete. If the II 

* rigidly enforced t ti » 1 I 

— Would IKI iprl oft 

r-js wltlil y nr If 1 i I P 1 

I. taw* in lol 1 I ,i I B l j, I | 

' ' overylwdy io to t n n r M 1 

[ttTjor another tbc i o 

fl thill repeal urRUft n by I I • 1 

' not be ro Isel* f 111) p h 

Is tb t the bl«.| Ho t lo to 1*1 

t effect u I rdahip n n 1 o il 

t mug or peopii is tli > in 

Ipdnforced wpen pome p k i 1 t 

Pll loavor lo p ll H p r I 

T. -Jog that Is ob jlo Tl L 

• iJIJBdvantogt of tit n 'tn il f 

Pennsy Must 

iihg Grows I Bring Tract 

Jn Ocean Clly I Up To Grade 

Lac f Chamber of Com 

int TH. Would Likr ( om 

it "^liners To 4d< pt PUn 

Cry Njtifi M Rulroid 11 I 

Form* t X^rectT enr 

Mil-it R Mtr 

vrllh 

nutfo 

trnct 

1 

1 

1 

I 

tl u act 

izln>. 

Io 

1 I 

1 

1 

1 1 1 

1 

of Assembly uf 1 

tr 

1 n 

r ii 

1 

t lnilways 

1 1 t licq 

f hi e 

1 » 

n u at 

1 Ip 1 

1 

an 1 

1 

1 r 

r 

Pt f 

i y 

N )W in tilt. I.F" ubcre 1 

Mrs. R Dawes 

Will Address 

Civic Club 

Relative* of Vice President 

Will Speak on Inter 

nnUonal Relations 

On Friday February 18 

it f th 

r th 

On Cl y I 

Sf i h 1 , 

lliztlton 

1 1 I 

Hill J 

kfll II 

Baptist Church 

Forming a New 

BibleCkss 

Tho Ocean City C'lvlu Club an 

louiicon thai Mm. It. D»ws« will 

idilii.jw a ineittliig lit th(* 

KanlEuUou on' Frltlny aftvrn 

February ljjj Thi; inoetlng will 

bo held in Hie Clly Hall. Mm 

Diiwee will Hpeak on "Interim 

lluiml Hi-latluiiH" a tuple with 

v/hicl) »liu lu thotpufiUly conw-ra* 

t. An Invltiitlon l» extended 

li> the public to attend the m«ot- 

lnB. 

A st>enl!il busliioss invetlnji or 

he eluli was. called r ruenday .niebt 

to talie cAru ot the bufl Ocean City next week and 

1 het duties as-teacher in 

urthtnade of Ih* Wesley 

8* 

ehnroh ronmff. 411 Ocean A 

nue, at 10.30 and 7.1)0 f. 

The Dlliln school will meet 

noon. 

The Ladlen' Aid nnppi 

cently held, netted the flinu 

fits. 

The Phllalhea Clam nnnou c 

chicken polpli: supper ti 

held In the church roomfl. 4 

Ocean Avenue, on Thumd y 

February 17. Tallies Ret for 

and 6.30. TlehetH limited, 

centn each. 

The plmnben*. electrlclitun i n 

heating men have made £1 

progress on (he new church, £ n 

with the return or th r t 

Is loped the propre will 

general Th pi ter ir w 

to comn e ic fentio i 

EHiabeth; GBndy was a 

-to Cap* M*y Conn HOUHF 

: t and lira, Hlrem cheatwoo I 

9 lo Cpnrt Hq for 

h I bit. Minded /or the tjyi 

Me li io ill, etc that w ri 

ne I to tlie 1 itlt itlon it Ll Ht 

II ni lln further stittd Ihil 

hf ppreclat d mry n ith lie 

gr m Int rest si own by II { In tl In work 

MrH J Ldward \otw h Ir 

n f the 1 gl-jlatlie Co i lite 

ea\fl l re-j urn of the v rlo is 

bills i w before the Home n n 

Ini, p rticulirly those In ttll h 

th It tt Fedtratlon li most in 

t rstel Vn Night bill St II 

iJillon bill Urnrer nnd Coir 

HJ bill ind tho bill prm nti- 

by Asaet blywoman Jone*4 n 

pasiod prohibiting tie title of 

fir arms an 1 machine RUna The 

aid WPinirp bill and 

th ali'-ppnrd Tofner bill «ert 

also i entloned 

Th mcetlnB on March !> 1 us 

hern ot Hi le as leitlalttlve , VB 

and Hill be in charsf nt 

til chairman Mrs V 

prominent J idft-r- will be among 

th gpuktre Imr Keichly win 

• address the gathering 

Mn Benckert Mm. Torbcrt 

and ftfrfl H nd Here appointed 

to secure * me flillttlblp and pless- 

tinmen, 

tho ntrah 

Orchestra 

ry one. 

Jamen Young caused 

laughter, when he MaE 

mous horse raci 

A bronze paperweight with th 

ireamble of Iho Constitution en- 

;riived on li was awarded t< 

I. W, t:urtla nj) the winner uf 

tho llnierkk contest, Edwiird 

Trout was neeond prize winner. 

The potato lave wa« von by 

lira. Klirl Sharp. 

Mrs. Jack Smith anil A.' Fa I lit 

in handsome baskets of fruit ajt 

t In p izm 

The wlminrH i,f the lucky nuni- 

btr .lance were Mlhs Edith Trout, 

who recelveil u beautiful box of 

•tatluneiy. ami Jamen YOIIIIE. 

nibrella lieliig hlH reward. 

Junior G. D. of A. 

Hold Card Party 

Affair Was HeW at K. of 

C. Home 

Dots and Jots Picked Up 

From the School* and Pupils 

I IOWA IID GORDON 

M 1 

thf Hlti I 

I 1 I h 

If* fl 

1 n 

iy Afternoon in assembly 

*nl» from whlim ttin vnrs 

IIIIK main will be picked 

before lh« students or 

• IIlEl Scho 1 The 

It i I 1 rnat 

Ih I 1 l| ppl t tl n their 

In ; Jiat T ] co j I tc 1 

pel Irn L m n i b r» if lie 

t »o I i lie f lloKlng 

NfKlli \l 1 Slnllu Cto £ 

I) n Iller B \\ Sn Itl al 

ter V rna b lth nil ilhe 

1) r>l nil l|y n li J fs Junes 

H it T Iran lu & r 

II f te lull I In 

deb t * Rl n by on per 

of ch |l 1 i I] t| Cji 

*. ul ml f the 1 Igh 

n I o la tl Is y n 1 y 1 v 

I pt I the v R t£ r B)st i 

h r ve j tn b of 1 t L 

I s 1 In or I er wi I uttnl 

Tim Junior Catholic DiiuKhu 

)f America held their first carl 

parly on Monday evenInK at tl 

K. of (.'. home. 1021 Central Ave 

me. The party. l,,.|nB the firs 

to be given liy the Junior or 

ll' 

Thl f, 

llti 

III 

Th 

Or 

n 

t 

th I 

I ear 

I 

11 n ore e :hsnce for 

npJete 1 

fo the a! 

hi" announce 

I 1 k 1 

I ihey 

Ho ij 

»nd vine pi 

Lot 

II II II 

- art p 

rl b 

A Z T Victor* 

•

T tu n 

vlrt 

f II ry o 

tiny 

I M no 

1 1 n 

he I I 

HH SI 

A Z T 

a 1 1 j 

ci wllh 

club seoied t 

nnd four foul 

The A. 7.. T 

lnl 

cor 

wn 16 

Only 

hill 

goal 

th 

1 he 

e 

Metl 

>y Tne 

I o i 1 b gtnnli g 

o n f I t 

r n Tl I I 8 

ly I o II 1 I i, nla 

I h I Iffi 

hell ther to lô 

ec I 1 air Tle 

I f Ih d half 

I f A / T 

Wednesday mornint? Ii DWI 

lily the Dbyn Honuts took i 

plete churgo of. the exercises 

tiurliiK thlH week the SOU,000 or 

Boy scnutn all over the 

inlry are clebrailng what Is 

known as Boy Scout Week. The 

'vi,rcluefl were opened by Blngln 

he "Stiir Spangled Banner, 

lie Buy Scouts led tha stu 

body In the salute of tin 

I aul E. Spoikor, scout 

id the Ulblii and 

Illen unlle'l In the Lord's 

The 

le I 

fl /, 

mast 

I I) 

I- 

jf 

ry I ml i 

snarl 

School 

W lO, f 

I I A 

II O r 

r I 

1 pol 

41 S r} 

he f ter y 

he I 

College. ri>rete*d 

T 

Y,. T. by 

Mannelly 

r, tth] 

The II ll,iI 

ui'h 1 

biolhem 

il. former captain an I 

for Oeenn Clly High 

w uttendlnl,' Vlllannvi 

Ettnie 

Visitors 

tnnlz II n p I n oi uh I i 

li r o icci-*s clillj i rl finnnclal 

i Ih I ne »a» r »rj d io 

lol I y i ilia 

t hi I He home wn the Miner 

of I hi I iKhe t ncoren Attor the 

I K« «B nd warn g tf th 

prize* la cine" followed 

Local YoutH Will 

Broadcast Sunday 

Arthur.H.. Eyles, 3rd, From 

Harrisburg Station 

VI11 

ns I 

I pwli 

dent body,. I 

h (,ntl 

tors, a* Ooi a 

e j, ti el i 

linrk 

Sti e i 

In f 

•.1 c 

er Hie f 

ugh the i 

Itx point 

he 

amf 1 

1 

is 1 

[h 

>ke 

>s of the 

frlrmatl 

d h 

line if th 

Ihlllk, waa Kli 1 

Ik w il 

Clly High lim 

if the ijuentl, n 

In a drlutn with Wlldwood High 

probably on Murch 14. 

Mid-year Exams 

The liitler ot this week will 

b,! devoted to tho mUch-dreudrit 

by Honii>, mtj-year examluntli » 

All i hi" students ure sludyirfc 

hard In order-that Ihey may pasa 

i lie PUIM whicli nil studentR 

tlonn. 

Arthur H. 

known rnaorl 

Eylea, 

youth, 

3rd, well 

will broail 

cant from Station WMBa Har 

llnburg, fa., from 6 to f.'ii 

Al.. Suiiduy evnnlnff- 

EylcH, who graduated froM fAfl 

Ocean City Hl(th School, at the 

student a 

C 

nu 

p 

lng' remembrance for tha Boy 

Scouts, an this is Doy Scout 

Tuesday afternoon Is the 

present time Is 

Dickinson Scool of Law 

lisle. Broadoutlng will he 

novelty for him. n* he has f 

quently been heard from WPfl. 

Hl.i tentntive t>rosrani ts .TH frl 

laws: 

f I 

1 5 nc 

r 1 I 

Eion f 

etie; L 

In VI 

Arthur Ev 

Gordon ai 

hlKh. Thi 

I ty 

Hr ll t 

iyl 11 

II l, st d « 

I u It 1 

lucb-noedeil rest af 

M > ar xa *. \ np 

[ill Hm 

I Lafay 

'I'll 

tered mioth 

nlnii wh i 

Pleat 

1 ly 

III 

Junior High. 

Junior High School regl»- 

'ietory Friday eve 

they defeated Ihe 

High .Sclinol re 

or 28 1. Every 

1 much Impressel 

work the Junior 

II 

fl 

LEGAL 

C1TV or OCEAN CITV 

Jllfh team has.] 

They n«v« only loat 

out jot eltm Bait 

scored stiver! 

rf 

(Jus Wlttkimp M 

would have fowar I 

worrying over the 

mother and tilt 6lrJ»-i 

to » how llttlo Ut 

J er o I Htmd ot 

bey coul I dr'9S v 

IN CHANCERY OF N£W M 

tt r T jnstl e ahtf 

i it order of 

t I ii e > of Nt»*v Jen/r 

il c du ol II o lute Hereof 

I In tl u Nlniftbtj - 

«* rivnit n is 

fcnflan s you ra 

I IMTUt- and nniwr th^ . 

onpltn n tf Iefore — 

J r \p II eit oi- the 

rl In n 

ixid bill I* filed 

fid t 

rt^fiif* cU*1L by i 

di rank a Juifi 

lualn'd" lo "Harold rimil «|l 

M rip I 1 tt l*ll ko\ Ills *•** 

hn flf WTill day r 

l&l Qh II«. City 

r Catw ila; 

v 4 rsc> mil >o 1 one X 

I, in se you are ttt 

f * Id • ' 

-i.K 

NOTICE 

I relj (. 

1 y >tefc 

r i 

1 I our 

oo on 

r HH O , 

il.ul Ih. 

Ak««M 

Jo 

ilt Or 

y In 1) 

' \ r -VII 

I" P » lvi lln 

f L kl o Bol 

lnl f oi L 

ihrjw 

U 1 

hia Ocean 

ir 1 

r I 

niflw v 

llor 

ic i>lnna 

» i nd 

1 h n ea 

r trac a 

l 

npanr 

1 

iprt y 

h 

h I 

pur 

fr t 

I t ct I 

' ,1 

r [I f 

Boys Jountcyi!d to Court House 

The bjy J u > I 

Holme 

ilefeali 

by h 

IB' I 

d ti 

U ir 

J ii > 

tt » \otntlo ii 

tl y l > 

LlliH 

A\hl f ll 

tit> f,\ \ 

t 

wiay evening an I 

OraiiK.- ,,nd Hlack 

f t. 19 rhi hei 

M fJ (J P n City 

nly rour setbacks to mnr 

record. On Friday they 

1 t \tli I Tit) t y 

i i I (, 

Schonl 

tr k 

boyy 

ML ] f 

h M o 

1 p \ t O 

11 t flte 

ATTACHMENT 

\ JO 

U*« y Iton- Atl 

In I n j 11 HOal 

ft n d \ an lol rd 

r U 1 i H Bap v i o l 

\ lylo 1 \t|nntlc Tlo 

n \\ > It J -0 I t 

< 1 O 1 t n i t 

AI a UUII I nd ctin It 1 

1 Hot 1 t Huflod Oca 

irrt n» n H f Ruft Uf 

tn 1 inr r ( A fro 

BOARD Or coWfWE 

NAVIGATION j 

No 1 Exchantn Pfaa 

BSevciT? N J 

el NiuiffHiftTni *Kh*_ 

r 1 I row V ti A DlstrfCt J 

h will hod a Joint Public I" 

Inj, in the < |ty Jtall UL Bomeri I 

N J t )f . M on Thui 

ntirv 17 IT In the VttAtt 

n cat Ion of Ocean City 

AtkHL 

Hi/mm 

unrt C 

i »t 

ri 

: and Al* Ll&nt.c| __ 

* Bi > I iwecn Atkl 

le (ity or ' 

Oount> r VUuntf 

i tl I MAJn HrAfll^Drd 

Ml y B Pol t bounty of 

i * 

ttend rl [nhttnt tli^lr ' 

\ i-rou aniNPAir 

D fl il t (.on rc nil : 

1 21 pf Hi 

MEETH 

c i 4 frt> r 

1 1(0 il H rf It at. chamber of 

^ 

i rf 

Rfikd 

Wrtilcy 

. t om WCBUJJ 

I S n.fl»r Iload 

r'-Bul y Itnn I Off* ItOfld 

y I Mil r u n O Kid I 

I I 4 fidprny 1 n 1 fron 

r 1 Ir nl ) . Nl 14 

y ) t Int 

f 1 ond Vin&ey 

l It f m Won y I I 

Ic Ito IP H r c It 1 

f I o d t Uft*fl} It d 

He 1 on thrt 1 K-H t 

r i i ion T Road frofl 

In n (I Oul 

M nl K»I lol to 

(id IJ 1 f on n 

S H 1 Ron 1 i- 

I 1 o I Ldi an J 

I f o f p.r.nl 

f o tt" y 

F tr r h 

Iff ll J fron 

nd T 

stone n 

Catholic 

B|r n s 

da h 

1 » Ho 

at t II 

Da tighter* 

to cll 

U Me 

Ll 

y 8 

mhpr 

Daiidhtt, 

con 1 

in III 

1 

of 

fl 

at . 

10*1 

r« of Ami 

a rotirrh w 

Khfibu ofc f < 

{Vntmi A 

I 

Amvrici^— CVetip 

to Mtvt* Tbfi 

11 dl 

Daughle • of PocahopUt . .. 

M^t« t. PTJ Frldtiy night. At 

Mais Hall 

S 

LEfiAL 

BHSRIfP'3 SALE 

Curro it Events Forun to which I Bj i.lrtue of a writ of 

•• - - f ,ii)0 of Mortgaged 

II il4rcated . women 

Hed, Tho meeting will h0 hUi 

iH the Ffremrn a room City Hall 

tnd thp- toplos for 'UgttiBHioi. ar** 

The Chine & Situation and tha 

Monroe Doctrine 

for 

.. _. „-„.- 1 r*mlw.fl to 

te (llfectrd. iaaiiRd out of the Cou t 

LEGAL 

fiHSRIFF S SALE 

Ry \ rtuf* of A WrH of Flprl | nriftB 

> fwn » *?t terrla ta me HlH^t.-1 t« 

i«J o t Of tho Nrnir Jerx.> S p fnf 

[> irt on tho l§th tiny of n arr 

Dt 13** I -*Ml* exHIo Co KAIP fit 

Mtt* viwidup on 

VONDAY FEBBUAUT %l*U U27. 

•ctwvpn Ih* 1 km -of Xwotvo « d flra 

clot* P M to *it at On o clock 

th4 afternoon ot said day at thi> 

**LbU No* i S snd >!» Ot Motion 

. t f N#\if 

1 th do* of qni SIT A P 

n- f 1 lain fJi «o Ml r pin (TKf 1 > 

I inanco n d Mortfrojpi Oon>pnn> 

rorpirmlon Ik cOtnplntlVtiit «01 t * 

fuin V* llook. Inc ft cort»otTitf n of 

ttu) S ats of NP*T Jrtrwy in dcfoit 

dRI t 1 shall P*po«j to Bali 1 nt pub 

II duo qn 

IONDVT MIRCTT 7 ) U 

ixttwp n the ho in of t*elv ai J 

flTti i>clork I M o wit at o o 

> ciork tn th* aficrt oori or said tiaj 

t t|fi ^h^rilfa office Irf Cnpft lt¥y 

H>t rt llfrtlse Ck*.pa May Count> NeMT 

1T1 Ch Or C^rtlltTt tnOrtlfftf^d 

rr ta will th appurteiiancps In 

th* bill Of COtnplB.1t t In iiaid- r» ixv 

I>4rtlfttil«rly fl«t forth and dewrll cd 

* ~ *" ',*s*Hlr 

at ft potht in the nutRrly 

PlKA, (lUtoitt nlna- " 

Trdm. tl 

AVariDri .... 

\TfHi ift*rai 

^ hundred T^, ,„ „„ ..., 

i Df a flatten (]fi) *>«( Wid* allrir 

- •* l aouthwardly alijns the 

_ly line flf Mld alley- in) PftrftlhH 

.?»_?1«* ^1?"^. [W f*l W 

lHO-ftM*! wtth AOatitlir AVt-nuv 

hired Wtoy r«i to the vpat^ri; 

y ad paralle 

Far* Place aricnty (Jdl feel to 

WllieHv Una otTCorlrtthUn Afp 

thn c« (1) we«t»iirai> atone (he 

Mdrl> line of Oirinthtan Avcn e 

hlnVjrM Ttmn feet to th* eastern 

A A M. O a»r of M 

(. v Iîdcrr K0 171 

and fourth Thursdit£ 

it Maaonftr Tampfe. 

Indopttndent Ordfrr of 

€> en I y odRU. UHtJ 

lit. il a 11(1 I 

O,d-r United ...... 4 .. 

rt ti—I ttt oinell r K#^ J 

fi Turn I > JU-d JUf>n * tfalL 

ton 220/V^MMU 

Tt unit Hod 

• of Coiumbu*—cortncD 

du> U 1 Ccntr 1 AVG&tl*. 

CITY OF OCEAN CITV 

NEW JERSEY ot Pythlaf—Ocean 

N CO MnMS MdnflHf 

ORDINANCE 

Ordinance to 

to provide for the 

th Street 'n t»>e C ty 

Knlghti of pyth -le— ( lortd) Ocean 

ij L li ». u Mttl» 

I fo rtl M nlij 2 Welt 

phtlnrj of N 

r O e ti C ty New, criey 

I I \ 

0 fl 1 y I If 

oil j,l It 

1 lint f.h Jt 

» j Ko 1 / o \ « 

r* mn I r nrt 1 "Bay 

^ »«i* It ad ( I rid fllOrdar of E itertt 8(arw-MefttB 

^ tl 1 t I il Ifiral nnd tt Ird If nday M not p of t» 

City of Of an (_ Itv New J rt > * 

not*! shall l« dVfl Uf |n nm 

fi) all He dsiBd lha (lav I| « 

b,i nifidif. upon 

In pmport o i In 

n the I r lnl ^ 

nd par In or land n d rr-nj 

d 

pp 

II o 1 c lap 1 enetlt or I refliic 

nlio uhl 

p 

at itt flhftll lif deemed t recel r- I y 

ason of a h Imuroic n nt, ind 

TAI I rijIlTHKit NflTirr 1 Ihnt nt 

d 

nnd plnr I crul lieron s t 

* l«>n I tirest d tn or 

1} sild In provr-rnent win lio 

fttrk L 

alone 

VII (I at 

iwn, nt lib —- -,-,- 

ill Of con pin i tl fi Aft I 

vnrtlc tad], net f ih ami d H rlt 

hnt la o say 

All U t curtain Jot lr ct ir pure 

Of land and prr Is I r Ennftpr | n 

Iculwl doiirrlbed •Mualr t 1 i 

of Of. an City It tlf t> of Cup 

tr and 8talo of Now I n y UP f. 

- Dart of lot numlHti-f. t iicl t 1 

Ond at d thirty eight (KIR) *f tior 

v plan Qcean ctty \awct ti&n 

bounded And deaOrtMd m roliowa 

Begin pins' at & tMlht In tl 6 H uth 

T*fJl*rly' Uiw Of Bi±th Str et nt tl tt 

or til ly (10) rwl IM> 1 

T«*twnnlly fron the so iheaJtterl 

llrto of Ocean Avtnr o and r n* tt me 

fl) 40 ithetutwardb In thA Bouthw st 

eHy lltin of Sllth HtrwE, twenty nix 

 

Hlwrllt. 

"ODnterslKi ed I > Ihr l> rp „ 

I>flpnrl7npiit of Itc\c J rn 

nnd atlrsUd ly the tlly Clfrk und 

tho corporate ami or nxld city or 

flMd F1

V.* 

t - _ -•;*•- 

tv* 3 

v 

~'Z**i «•«.< 

-*--3S 

-VJ. v*j 

& p-BYJINGO 

IUWT TOPICS SCANniis 

ftTOt-««wAiu BlIflrBuiid sthlew of the wprid i. fohiini Sfin 

K' ; C ". . i 

Btltpi'td to ftsve been born on a Minnesota farm, this lad i» 

idtff. ft'gfer in Ihe realm of both amateur and proffsgion.il sporr. 

1 J¥|tfl '-|l!i halt-trother, "Red" Rumor, Riling our fhe op[*oiiri|| 

^tAmf tianiii'never fails to mail 1 a fi Awn, oo th,. gii.f 

JujdVhe's just is jjiii.ij at baseball. 

Ifl^ê ^Sltrican JLesfftie almir, hf sfruHe ouf two sfriis iiii.l n 

,, 

ti-d that h? criiiJd hlacki-ii n.. Isio 

«... ,ered quiet of the Manha'Mn "hip 

;, it hai hefn diseovifred, Dr, Emaniirl Lasker, inmirt * 1 ' 1 ' 1 

on, Ulsd ito win difficult mnii-hps by ' jja*siiiu " up '""'' 

»okt iron* nVeK-jnr cigars, '"",' 

tie \opponsn'p, forewarned and arnw,i with ru-pHnir n|||)j 

fmmus, pfoffern-H these to the chatnriion, the ijistempcrij JjBll; 

•luffed tlAffl in ^lij pocket for /U(UH rcfcreiui. ami UTnrihif 

I, blowing i^tbeni Ihe ifiUmg fumes of rhr fivtêeritFrii, ' iia 

•'•* " it letm^ no Wort is to be safe from maiidal, WilliV "ftirl 

mtly hw dainled that the malicious men-ting m «rw. Helii 

(tills the billird ballsvand makes him mi«, rnnil 

f . Ottenmt Erie HniU nliiihir, the tiirman rhninpiitn, • Tl ' 

Standard Hm. Cubs Opened 1927 Budget Seek Better 

Win Ties For Second Half Approved By Protection At 

Championship; » With Winj Civic Body: R. R. Crossings 

| Industrial Leagu* Race i Trounced Hammenton To irhamber of Commerce Will Call Attention To Need at 

Ends in Deadlock When | Tune of 4727 in C«m» Spend $4,650 Pminf. Ninth, Tenth and Tliirtv 

1 Porttr-Smith Lo»« j That Was Fa»t This Year fourth Streets 

Will Play Off Tie Soon; rive Twins For Dunlravy!Boost Information nis Oiitlinps P 

fnr ihf fii-Jt lull In 

al Lt.iigUL.. « 

\\n iinUhr'I (hi. fir=I ri 

"Inn mi-l t ltu< Tii.' Ii. 

Eh* 1 ? put up 

\mi to a ii,'f 

•I II is for thi. EliTirlr 

flW"?«^ D |D Suju.fN.i GYP HELEN* L ••' .'about two «Mc«, 

Wi**' — | In lot nipanilnii 1 thi- i,ani, 

Io)tht rulni of teflnii, it is prttty well known to Scandal and I bolnipriwt up f»r ihi- w-mnii 

: '*" 'm tt«t » lyndiatl A French sportsnieri arranged mth STANDARD El ErTrur 

it'FfSneh fUfponl to'rtowvt forcibly the appendix or, 

Htlcn Wills whtft she went innocentlj to them for the pur- f V 

IJ^ctoMng her hatnesee exunined. Thus Sujantie Lenelen , Balro " ?• • :•• i 

b0Mm 9tmm$ w bat irT the flnaU at the Racini! club. " » » »'• • • l i 

^•--•Jw hw, tan'doing ever since in more Amenc.n tank iVwdl,, c ? I 

I"were VHittd by' tie quttn of Rumania, J,UJ rj' * o f 

" "" - w tht fimii Stttagni tain the nattitit ppeiiib/f 

H'li", dictating iht't getting in fat, IVmi 

^ m rtmmtit 

• • • • 

W*i+ WJJAI DO Vtw 

Totala . j i7 

iv. : Bmnt 

at tauiAtl tnowt no litaititieni. Now thit Wjnant D, I Johnson, 

ift:;ii» dudowd the seenrt of Brown University's "iron j T - Benoer 

|iiwii-'o(,19% IMP snii water ii provided in all Harv.rd ? u ^ ay - ° 

'-—'•IQH B8p»ifl| teams atuit wuh their mouths out 

ler 

linn lnB Jil U 

I.,.. Th, Hi. 

iitiiL iluiili 

I in,, iii*. 

hi-aii, Hi,. Imir 

ill.. Culm' favoi: 

Illli... Iwiii-pnjnt 

ii'il the Ppaeh,., 

4 

4 

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B S 

17 

IMJIMONTOV 

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0 

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• — • \ • ' • •: 11 • • "* I 

Real Estate B, 

Class Began ;£- 

Last Monday "."" 

Educational Course in Real 

EstBte Practice ToLait 

Fifteen Weeks 

UH.IUD, Mip »nd water 11 provided in all Harvard """""'• "• ••-.•-. o 2 j A 7 T rh.llf It W/' Fiftsen B.-L 

1 L BM 

- i«H| pipaiiuMi Mt w»h their mourns out ^ »«. 

' itntt the Crim«iL Tou]|l 

A lk U W i n 

- • 1 S 4 _ ^ ^^ P 

— — -;' Over ITS Jasketball Five 

W eek 

-""" » 

— — — 

_,..„, i| (t wisjd McMillrt, former Princeton I Beter'e^HMjT'TiL ofâhl!' Th, A. z. T\lTi chalked up a Op" For New Student 

"hsjgUV Wi WfOMbfc for Brown'i 5Ueces« on the =.„ „,„„,„. 

of i4hl " wio oft,r a ieeat.|y piaû g/n,..: 

- 1 - ~Vag. fpr which n,*u» - HeLaughry, head coach, over aie 1, T. i. High School' ~~~~~—~ 

credit. McMillan, it appears, taught the "iron *"" "—"•———— .team, iceri; 41 to I. Tmnij-nini. pmnn., aitenrlr 

.; Vrin«ttaA",fMlii6n, and thii eniMed the Brunoiaiis 0 C Funior Hiot, i » » ^ '"" " ( " i "" " wl "" "' '•"•• '•-» 

Nw^ch «id thlif other onponena with ease, " Z T T ... A. z. T ,s,a,, ,,lul!illi01,ui clttM. wbM 

.JWtmitor Ik WMr.m^ fl«rt /or Brnrn, > lh ?« "'« WBWntvliio ILgh N. Luek,, c . . 5 "l I "pcn«r.a by thi o^,' CHy B "• 

TMP FOR BIIL MILHORN. * 

tmmmhi, sandal has it tbit the fat German and j irhf' m." 

Howard O. 

MacPherson 

Contractor and Builder 

Jobbing and Alteratloni 

"Batlifaetlon Is Our Motto" 

1142 CEHTHAl ATSmm 

'Tsr Coal Comfort' 1 

ATLANTIC* 

\ COAL. % 

SSiMinn cAi 

Mjei Alt Advancing, 

ATLANTIC 

COAL YARDS 

NEW SPRING 

COLORINGS 

IN EXQUISITE 

WAil PAPfR 

Whitever your decorating 

pluii miy be, you will do 

well to itirt with the walls, 

Wouldn't new wall pinef 

brijhteii up this room tad 

that? WottHn't it add a 

touoh of wlor tnd make 

| your entire home eoiy and 

sheeiy? 

yon will be itirpiised sad 

Mjhted it the renrnrkable 

new effecti that em be (h. 

toed by using the lonely 

Ffeet Your Order 

E»rly For Spring 

Work 

Work Guaranteed' 

lraateB Clietrtully alvcn 

WILLIAM 

REYNOLDS 

PAMm HANOIHGB 

620 ASBURY AVE. 

Want otate 1 o Blsetrlclly"^n „, ,„, 

H 

n 1 or J. lin.v Hiliirfih. wi 

ave ijurpJus ...MI,.,,.., I>.«• memi,,,,-* e 

f, , Ciiin ciiy notary rl.il, 

License Funds|:;;;;, k :;; "ir'n^r^S 

Real Esf.ire Board Opposes, 

Diversion ef Funds to State ! 

rharnber of Cammn" 1 j 

C nf C. Wants 

1 The Little Beiury Shopj 

; I 14 Tenth St. Ocean (% 

I^ . ^ ' ' i Vir«U,.i|j=Mi&r Manie y, ,naî 

irow Arching —5QE 

BEAUTY SHOPPE 

itlintjo 0i^ Bntiatii 

CoUen 

14_T SoutB Virginia A»eBtn 

D.iy iind ivening gîiisfii 

IhoHhshd, Typei 

Ntiplng 

0, H. HABDCAiTLI, Pr,n, 

APPROPRIATE COLOHi *MB 

MAXIMUM PBOTfCTION 

WHIN VVB PAINT 

VOUR HOME 

M, F. GUEST 

BAINTIMQ CONTBACTOR 

S Mercep Plaee, ©efan city 

There's all kinds of it_rad, bad and ir _ 

J««l-bUt w. uock only the iirgt kind. 

texti, clean coal, weighed rifht arid delivered 

by men wk woni ruin all you, Kenefy 

J^.u Why no. orfc vour whole .uprjy 

s.VKSi; 

SHEETROCK 

[RIBR. CO. 

ami 

Ecvnomlcot 

CAPE MAY AND 

CUMBERLAND COUNTY NEWS 

ment Hearing Stone Harbor's 

On Beesley's Point Bridge Net Debt Is 

Poinr Ciiiinrjl 

nnd F'larp To 

pacts and Argumfnts Should Be F'u 

Ocean CHy Anin 

Conitsliy, fci! iipp 

Jar Briiie- 

Harbor BU}' 

Counts', N. J , a I" 

itale of Ni-w Jcf 

cli chanibti (if I 

Shore ftuatl an.i 

BUM. gOIIl.M I' 

!;00 P, SI ( 

lime), on Thu 

17, 1137, 

anil ihi. offitiais 

!Mteli hiih- I'lHMI-ilrMiiM 

ie propon-il tiliilB,', Thiy \ 

it BlJBli an uppuiiunily lu 

, preiia Iheir ii,.«» upun thi- n 

libiliiy of ih,. Ii.callun ami 

lequaey of the plans in r,.I 

ice to liuiiBaliiin and to HAM 

"Oral sraii-niiMiia *li! h- hwinl. 1,-1, 

but for aînirauy. aii impiiriiiiif ii. v , 

fuels anil arisitmi'iitii fliuuii! In- i ,n, 

In wrilliiB. as th.. ifciiiii ill thi- IN 'IS 

Issring will bi. forwafiii.l fur Jn 

tonBld.raliiiii by ihi> War Li, i-n.. 

Mrtnitn). Wrltti-n siali'iiiiMt, V.,11 

at) b(. liamini 10 ih.' HII.I.-I- u, ,,ii 

i»ntii ai h,. hi-iiriiiB nr in.nl.-l ti. v 

i4 him bi-rnn hanii. , T:i 

"Tht pluiiu «ubii|It!Pd by ih. •'"' l 

Mplleant piiiviUt fur (in appliiiiiii ll """ 

"( uteri puny trilM dinntrur'lnii J "'" t 

Ki vertical 

fiet abovt' ioc 

His la to be 

Woitruriion nf Hi.. «aniu .!. 

« the nrn il,..,rrih..'i abnn 

*bleh 1M provlilcil a lioiibii. 

oueulp lirawbrliliji. acri,« 

Blln thannii huvinff a hi.r! 

Ml elearanr,. or IS f|...l an 

omnium viTilcol clear 

Wove. i,,Cl1| ,,„,,,„ ||1(,h w.1(1. 

,'* fei-f. wliin tlij«,..|," 

tf/,jj _. , was liMjfii-!' Ji!.! 

WlldWOod Auto Show Ml. then DL 

John Faliaferro Gets '',' 

Suspended Sentence !'.' 

-~ i h 

!Judjie Thou|iht CharHes [' 

ABainst Se\)tu Exaggerated 

$ 120,1 31.42 'tl'!" 

t ft>! pf'fiin^j, fjf f riff^f JfJNlirr The m « > 'Minry 

pnvi'rn Tti Be I'uvhpf) HnrH ! » i' 1 ' 1 '•• 

i-lii.l 'I'll.. 11.1.-i 

.!.-• ••!- Ill- [lii, l||, 

Will Fxtcnfl Miiniripal [Vi '" I' 11 ""' 11 ' 1 ^'^ 

I'lililli- Saffty 

i.-r Ml I'i.iii-,. i,t 

qCEAN_CITT NEWS 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JEHSEY, FRIDAY, -FEBRUARY II loaf 

v 

jCniinty Buildings White Ribbon N pvv 1 '"»"* C'aji 

N'pai Comp|ption| fo. Meeting iâyC". r./vi 

17 Oodirntinn Rxrrfisps Will | A. C :|| n.infcilli: n.-pMilment 

Oce cean 

loves ror 

FireCompany 

Committee Named at Meet- 

ing To Get Figures on 

Apparatus Cost 

SVill Report in Two Wetiks 

• u s H . H i i i i h a i n r n i i i B . . [ i i i i i i , i". -»l. i.iiinl), !•;. l l i n u r (',., 

c i h i i i . . ' , n i e l i i f nf Si,,I,,- l i a r - " n i l W i l l i a m I l i u m .(ink,. ;1i 

••: liM,.|.|i'iU>l|ilK I r n n i W f A T , ' " ' " • " " « . 

:iv< f t t - n lli,i,|.. iii ;i ijij^f iir » i s - A t i i i n i n i ! I . e f n l m M j i i ^ 

.•f|i hiiii.li. -il iiiiliiir«, niii- i ln,i|. . f "fin i li-rt A i i i l r r u n n , K i ' i n - m 11 

a m i i,r ivhifli w i l l (.omi' f i i i m thi. l m " 1 ' A I Ii- n D i V a i l l , J t i M - p h 11. 

naE.il hy in 

iiliniit nf SI. 

ni. r rtpiirfi.il ttint 

-mi OP'-nlni; Killiiii 

May Ciiliiity TlMKi 

lain. Mal.l Mr 

Hfiim-s nnd Hev. Williflrn 

Kwi-n. (if Court I IniiB,. 

/ames Hale Guilty Of 

'Involuntary Manslaught 

,^ta^t In 1 "!:^ FlrSt ^ [t tp^ M.y_G,unty Driver in Auto Accident! 

i.iki. nvri (jp 5f,|[iieipai Lnse Has Been Convicted of Major Crime [ 

II.,I mi ih. -,,,n,,,i HI,- —Baby Killed in Collision ' 

ihai thf. annual dh 

Penalty Seven To Ten Years in Prison and F 

Red Bank Bridge 

! h£^ ^ Xly l> Z£ 

* Before Co. c. of cX:;:' 1 :!^; i z!rii: 

Mi 1 niirntiji] 11, is liiiUK 

| 

^= 

i .Ni-n'iirk. 

Mlil .Mr, Bi'iit'. 1 Representatives 

o f Associa- 

! r.illiil.-il 

lihiuifi. pr, n\ iiiilia 

i ni 

liiîilllC*. 

nil linani'iiIB 

ni 

,,: tion Will Dis< :u ss Span 

U a | 

j Hl'pi,.|!!l|, 

« wiij aiiopii.il 

i,ifi 

fin al; 

=_ 

1 Iiiili, U 

litli IWI) ills- i=n' 51•iii 

i Dr. liiiliirl A. Khwi,,,f. 

piirinr 'Oci'iin C 

nf tin- Iliiaiilwiilk 1•h 

iirfh. Al hi!!- i 1,1 ill'!' it 

' i in proveiin.ni 

Or, li-jllr Ciiy, 

!i!!'i w* II -k!!i!\ili Hi- l«a» Inn 

inlroiiurt.il. hilt iii'iiiin 

: w;iril;in , will lit- t h,. ^ji.iikir al ' inanNiani 

'a'ijn^ wji. i nil. 1 pi ill"I'lIlM 

Tilpi- 

May --' 

T — SfL ^%*J%M "SWE; ,—..,*.,». ln^ »*«• ?-* °r off, if we gave a HtUq 

,,.,i. li'M time and money to building 

K>• Wiii'i- «ii. MUKII *" l r o '° Ra nway stnte Coiino in New Druniwlek, 

rliiimiNa li, r liiisl.nii.l. ttilh „, I wan illHcuwioit nt length, an.i two 

fl-ViV-liy •iii.l ••IIIIM.. ' Tl1 " 1 '' y""" 1 ". flmrenl will! j ,,f ihp pupliti in this school wore 

rultli.-ry and .nssnull, plnl lion- prearni at the luncheon, 

— - : : — v»'i win 1 !! imiiiKiit iji-run 1 JiidBt' A full four-year aouriio ii now 

— — . — 1 Win,. iiiBl Friday, two rineivliiK glvi-n at Iht 1 college in newBpBpef 

Tlfl _ T - T4.Q """' ! '' r "" '' r ""'' '" H """ ptim " work, and with the clone co-op., 

VV n O J.S IL ' "'"' ''"' " ll "' r * t ' nl lfl IliiliWiiy cratlon fjtinlinii.between the pr 

" -"* Kilornialoiy for an Iniieflnlle ,lf ihc. gmle and the iehool. 

^ — ~ - — —— J til!" 1 . pijpiln CTadilaling from the school 

Tin 1 jpotiiihx, Donnlri Tolnnd, ,lre given employment at once by 

fltoriif lliPktniin and l.lef Ilan. ,he Slate iiewsBape. 

nun, of wiiilwonii, wfr,! chnrKetl Assemblyman Hood, of, tBIi 

will, iiiwiuiiliiK Wiiiiani NMbit, cOunty, attended .the meeting, ai 

, ill Wllilwnoii, some timi! ago, jid cny slnnage.r Paul Volcktr, 

Jliilge Ware before nronounc- of Cape May City, 

ling Henienee said; "This charge, 

very wrlom one and flnni the INTEREST IS Baiil to M (M 

i facts nf the caw, you me for- Bremen thing invented by njin, 

lunate thill It did noi .remit in a ""'I we believe you will Join In 

homicide—almost murder In thf ih" vicw . " »» "»«« »» «• 

first degrre. Crimes of this sort cmni wlth Beourlty Truit O»B1. 

lire causing rage lhrouBHout the nany. Cape May City, and IH 

country" what Intercut allowea by %fr— 

Leif ilanson, IT, the youngosi »»1 "O 'or you.—Adv. 

of the trio, it was learned, tit- - z —— 

nifd Inking part In the, rohhery /• 

but was preBent at the time. Opportunity Knocks 

e ij~ir ~~'~î ~~ More Than Once. , 

, F. H. Stratton Choten at . 

Avalon School Election « "».» f»IIacy_that oppof- ; 

J ,—. tunny knocks only once. It : 

, _. • At trie school election in Ava. knocks every week In tit •.'. 

Last week J Bllnouette was a |on |nill TueHday 104 votes were "Best Buy. In Btal Bltats" ' 

luiTrleri lo the scene l onie are in eseellent condition. ThiH = =—1:^-= 

nopuliir city official. ilereB an- ,.„„,, j,v „_ 8,ralton reccivinB 88 Denartraent of this pi - 

|n| o Bio. but nroniised to do is a real bargain for seme one, "IP YOD have the sand" lo olber one, farther down the conn- vo,es. Me had no oppoiitlon: Merely \ tuuil BKUIBI et 

hi" they were plbufhlng belter. Telephone for appointment, miek to It, you can turn time ty. You should easily recognise More interest was diapiayed In that department £i« lr«S 

,mh Ihf seas on their -mid- Drastic means will be taken Get your order in for baby Into doilari throuih a laving him from his llHenem In tbe ,„,,, gehoo| eleciidn tlian any w411 reveal M a nuiabi?5 

l minion of mercy a radio by the County Health Imim, of chlcM before it la loo late, atcount in Berarlty Trust Com. above Silhouette, which was (lone previous one. People cama all attraetlve invartment ome 

agf from the "nellanai" in. which Mr. Fitch is iicretary, to Our heavy laying Barred BocKa pany, Cape May City, WIe up by iho Internationally famous lhe way from Philadelpliia to tunitiei in HoUi Mrtt 5 

Ithf offlceni nl'the bane compel the Indolent anil aelBsh are the best money can buy, dollars of your own, ana they In ailhouelto artlit, 0, Oreenberg. vote. C«M Ma* aounti « ! 

°|e rescue Bad been effected father to perform hli dull,., as| Bale electric washer, 30 turn will pile up other dollars »t (Jet Into ibis slllieuett. contest Mayor Beriner was rtalrman Now Is a ilrtty flue latf 

out IO«B or life and !flat the a parent, Tho Blatter Ml! be whlti linen snides, new. Make 4 per cent, compound interest, today. See the details on Page g, or the election nno B. B« itreteh t0 fcu- n,,, ^«? Counts 53 

e and li« (argo were a total taken up, It ii eipeeted, ne« ofter. You nwy add to the plls by mail, together wllh last week's win- seoretary. The tgllsrs wera E. gliate *^j^? 

7 Wtdnajday, I ~-k&% rieri, U. Becker and T. H. Oagcr. j ,_. .,' •'•'^•:'- :'.-i-. rJ..C: iUStiSl

fi 

JjilVloreof 

Pilgrim State 

I Howe Set Them 

jjqn Early History 

England 

Incorrigible Boy 

Subject to Epileptic Fits 

7: 

^ 7 «. of OMu> 

Cl», in onlertd c&mmltteil to 

IM State Hotnii far Epileptic*, bj 

Judg« Ware on Wednesday, after 

the 4>oy !>•e*ure 

Fabe Charges 

i Howe, of Capo May 

Is »n •otlorttr on 

S history. 

'l*t fli» tile 

••right u fo tb« troe 

colonj 

on -Til* 

with ths junta 

OWBr, jMr. Howe 

(atnou* cratt wu 

him last Friday on ths charge of- 

locurrlKitillUy. Tbe tin was 

continued from lost 

Sleevor m ortllnllly charged 

with ' beatlne hlii mother, but 

wacn 'his inotlwr VM asked If 

ft was true, she mid. that he 

never struck her, although a wit- 

ness testified 'that he did. und 

alftu threw Inmpa at bin mother. 

Mrs. £lltabcth M. Gundy, n 

flbcial rtrrlite worJcer. of Ocean 

City, teaUdeil that Mm. r 

had told her that she could do 

The boy 

obey 

I at New 

Cloven! ta* skipper with 

Into 

•but mur wu trlUUn 

ftl» nek. One-half of 

I the flint ftkr. 

nothing with Ihe boy 

she Bald, would nut 

mother and that If Ml In town 

Mi would b9 a nifnace to iifoer 

children us well as Injuring him 

Mlf 

Aim Gttndy mid thai the boy 

bad 'fits of temper would throw 

lamps, and perform abnormal un 

ties. 

Judge Ware on Friday advutril 

menial examination at the 

Woodbine Feebld-MInded Colony 

roiiafffna; the report on Weitncs- 

„ 1 liar, the committment w«s mad* 

tneu care an out-f 

*t tk» PUtn sute. — - 

> separate and dlitliut 

r of MaaaaduiWU* 

I for 72 fears and 

,1(. Kit Iras nursed 

itto Bur by royal 

wm» aU of N«# Bhg 

:' refuted me charge* 

* l "the *I1- 

White Ribbon Co 

James Hale Guilty of 

Involuntary Manslaughter 

(Continued from p*g« one) 

he attended Hale wben he waj 

brought lu tht» hospital for trtiit 

meut and thut thtrv was an »1 

coliollc odor on lilft breath tie 

said Halo was very nolny rtaiii 

tlvt> and garrulous 

On fnrtht_r rjiiefUiouliij, by tin 

FrOHt'tntor Dr GLOW dirlund 

:hAt be tht>ti£ht Hull s condition 

Htm due lo Intoxli ition 

MrNalt thf ilorlor mill nlMi 

had an iiliouijlla mini on IIIH 

brtalh win 11 ho examined him 

Dr Eugetiti Way, or S**i lul. 

City, on Lln ulaiifl di'liirnl tint 

the rhlld waj brought to him i 

ih^t he protinirni < d it ilt> 

(Until lining ilite to .1 friuinr, 

Iht lifrse oT thi gbull .o rj,l 

Sorprells (the jir( In the c ) 

left Ocean City In tb6 morning, 

driving to Wlldwood. and Cape 

Mar, JtopplnE In three or four 

places Id eact) tow)i. obtaldlng 

"neat^beeH' and sandwiches^. He 

denied Eettlnn anything stronger 

than "near-beer," declaring ht 

ttldn't get miy Kin or whiskey. 

Early In the evening, he Bald, he 

iitarted for Sea Isle City und in 

r«r« there otilulned glnKernlt 

Wolf Pit Hill 

Starts Bear Scare 

Ley Conover Fail«d To Get 

Skin To Sell 

Wh.-ro Is Woll Pit HIIIT 

What is In the neighborhood 

or win r* j. inaii by thv name or 

dDd iund»lihti Illlileinan rlalais to hove bean 

Tini. tiny Uft Sea Me City to 1 , h i a r u flw ,,,gn[, llt,, „„ , 

Ih bill lit aald to be locat .J 

In tin iMtkits b. tWBfii (J.».li 

go tn uan City when Hie ac-1 

cldcnt occurred. lie didn't 

Police Offlmr John Fln 

Sea Isle City, traitrtc! tli 

nmelt alcohol from Hit hrtiih of 

Hair whin hi wan taking lilni 

thu Allmillr Oily HiiBjilnl 

Wtlen linked by Judge \\ ,ri if 

wai familiar with tlit mini] 

of alcohol. Ofncr Fln 

i 

*ui'>urn|: 

I *tfl«e'anW-4H. 

*Amta 

-mitr 11mm. 

Mti ta«t tan 

tdfqnc- 

nd WlldwooiJ 

-Net 

1*120,133.42 

Yra. I in familiar and 1 drank 

Et many ilmri, wysflf but linn n i 

lattly ror m-iny yiarrt 

William We\iitt of Ontin ( Itj 

on* 1 of the ucmnuit* i.f Hall y 

r tinned thill tilt |ijrl> 

irller in the eara charge with nnglect 

Ing her y«ung chllil H»r fattier 

the compl,iiiMnt 

_rs Hand, (a the( complalut 

was i-luretil with ttb-jPiitliiK her- 

gleet 

u.lf rn)m her home and 

li«K he'" chllfl 

She udiulttiul her guilt but 

Mid Bhu had bitn 'convirtiii 

ind ua-i living u gooil We 

Judji« Wart in mLsptiidlnf; aâ 

met «jfd 1 trui.1 you fcii' con 

inn in ihe uplift of your uool 

und lie a good nifitticr 

Kiwaniati* Tell of 

- Attractions 

Walter, Tr«D. 

HuDt. join H. 

land Steelmm and 

" Ud 

o n n 

were 

the Wllutrwd 

kl 

m and Cbar 

coUed won to tell 

b t 

Glenn 

for ] 

IS 

APIO mnbln contfitv 

qai (iwraiMcc to chnmutf ^ 

W« ha»e kept fkn witll tk, riMf . 

Jcvefopmro" in ruljo 4od wr iron £ 

—" OCEAir enr NEWS, OCEAS cmr, H. J., FEIBAT, FEBRTJABY II, 1927. *m> 

fl«.f His Will 

Julie 

New York city. WIIKOI 

other oecunant. also did 

Ocean View Moves 

tile 

ot 

» le uorsted in 

Juxn II 

TJIIOII I to Join him In Ihe hunt 

IMÎIMP L* II p^n i«lt (inythliifc- 

and hi Itnfft lit could easily Hell 

that bear ski, Be.ldm ttii-u " 1!i t-»" ln t' L J« >" lfT ]Ue - 

JaliieJ Iliula} (inn and ail I 1 " 1 ll " J'I*W ImDO) ml nentinci 

i.lh.r in.., »tr. liidiil.d III th. I Millhim Mevt-ril link 

lilrtl Alln huallnn- around'*^ ' "It'"" 11 I' ">• R" 

Wolf Pit Illll for , nunitnr of 1 I' , » In 

Tuesday at an adjourned meeting, llin e ""& t Mich that 

In City Hull S. W Scbwelera Joienly tuna. 

Curopan} of Niw York City was 

wUliout 

my sij:nn 

In*' 

men Ons) 

[It ft ilt was appolnit (I to maki 

Jlins for 8,,,irln£ ,1 ita lonetrn 

ng Are apptiratuti and to diilse 

)lans to rnlg, the money 

Donation" uerf rec. Ked and 

money pledgid at th, muling 

FIIIHIB w III br ralsid by holding 

-riouu affnlrs 

All ncre enthimlaqtlr for pru 

curing flre fquipm, til and It Is 

ipecled lhat Oitan Men »lll 

ill In lint with the other com 

unities and hnve a nrr depart 

int and equipment of Us own 

t*»liv Baton, of FisliLiiK Cm* 

w,inlt*fa to go mi fbt) bear hunt 

w> Jhf other fellows any, but wai 

too wear**.!, {ir Lf^lfy HIUUH W I j 

sejircd. we are incllnHrf to think 

tih.jy nnwt i,ftV(. Jtd ]i, n, f|i ,,f Hif dull 

I »dlk fin, I, r,, u,,y |,i Inn Un ro,gu 

' " 1 | " I" hu in, in., lln, of th.- 

w il Junior Stiiliin Mlf nil,,, Tliith 

mil mi. IIIJ.1. ii i.d ,!„ „, „,!,,,„ , 

1 "'II" li i h n m in, |n,i AnMitlni, 

I" I lu I ftlilni. w, i, Miss tdlHl 

in I M i s M i r u 

V I I M i n . i n , ^ u 

* l l r l s t l in 4 | | „ , S o r l , I v > , I «l I. < III II 11 Mil I III p ,. I 

D u n Vi.iiu. \ l l | d » , , , d u i "I I d L i r A (,u I Mlsi III.Ill 

l i r i n ' l i o l Hi, n| ,[J 1 ( 1 i h n r i l i , h < t i n f i n t i l t i n l I h, i l n , , r , h t 

FlrKI I l i i n l l i .r C l u l s l h i i , I I M '">• p n i t i m i ii ( i i i r . n l I n n l i 

B . i s l o n 1 1 , 1 , s u l i j i t ,f | . , , „ M l - 111 m i I . „ , it-, I | 1 , , i r l i n 

/ " I I I K M I "Mindi> l-tliini y ] { w is lln -p, ik i ,,f Hi, i f i o n o d i i 

h o n l S u n I,) -.ht.,1 11 \ M ! 'I I- liii.oun . I l l m Ih, d u l l 

Nuff. ell ill in,in I II Flrihor C 

(. II IlUDptrt Eit 

Chrutian Sritncc Soilety 

ill. 

M 

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U.dl 

8 I" 

I it, nd- I 

nn t I In„« 

\ iin i . intd ih. 

Utlx I,ill. I. ilh. i, 

Si i I i. I \\, I,,,,),/ 

pli>e.l I lo Hid ol , i, 

t tlilill) P,,K, 

In u,.tli . f SI Mi,i II 

fun I 

Mil 1.1) s «i,,, | i| 

II tlllilll" d i< , | ,,; , 

\ I s i l o r ,N li iin I „ 

*Mmotil:il iiu...iJhi 

oi.llnl Inillall,,,! 

ntli-nd II,,, 

I I I III 

hull II L 

" i' 1 !>• "I" f,n, I \ ill mini 

' "'I Pim I I niny II, it ||,, 

li i n "f Vi \ ,1,1,1,1.1. \vll I 

• I < lis 

Hiked to Wlldwood 

< II Ilron In ill I i mill, ot 

M ipl Sh nf, I• rI IIIK horn, town 

H •' I il un X iiilmk I lld.iv 

m mini, f, I ttll.Uo.l ll,,n,l 

" II' I >, I'l tl 11,1 i , d , d i m in,;-, 

ii 1 in II, I in,I t|i, nilli i 

• in r f 1( I i m [ ([oil , i n I 

I In I>i idiif, L . 1 , lil,n a 

li 

in 

f ll> lliltil 

(,. r of llnni i 

M LS CM fin, I 

llllt ,,f till 

(iilil Mi 

ly I 

nn in < 

"ill \i in inj, hi 

|i| u l u n -.In u is found In tin 

(1 

Jitcknoii 

Affll. lill'iio \V follliiH Thuniin 

IIKIIHHIIII I'l.ink I> OJKon IJ 

I II in.!.,I I, ml,,,. Hue A.L.lpli 

Mi ml" r^-tilp ( h nl (Jl, nil 

rhilnnili I, Dlnnl.l Jon I 

til ill M Hid U M K'IIHIH r 

H< l> II 1 I IJUMII O I Kin/' 

A.Ihlifli.1 UnLuo II ri«n 

I I, ilininii lli.li ,1 l/illiiiir A D 

Aintln s \* l.lniîi— W II 

K nlilii ^f \ Wllki i 

1'iililMli l.l.,l|,li «ll«iy 

I Hum 

I in im r II j MKUMI f 

iilillltiv iLiinsI lilt ill nnil tt.i 

I'"", i in I I Hi, HI, L.irrl n 

mill ,.I MUlillli slillm, tlnl 

HIM V M, r ll id liftn r,oo,i(ll,d 

' Ii'i hliHlmil und lh..y u. ,,, 

.IL In/ lofî 111, i II. iin 

At tin I IJI In IMiiionbi r 1 Ml 

li, miy di rl Sh.ipc 

Ih. lanid of iMiitloiH or I h, 

* IIP! M lv r,,,inly Wmif?- M, ll I 

Cliii II in A . IIII Ion in, t | i I 

W" k f 1 it, I ,l,u,,iy mnilni; 

Thin TIIH Hi, i mi III, tiim, or i|,< 

II i ll X nr h III, li 11, s, n on I., h 

rli li \ H rh ii tin, ^ mini),, , 

of Inipor, ml in iiiî , I, , tin "oil, uliltli In. 

Il" II ir, (Miirl^li, ,1 so fir IliM 

1 ir I In |,r(il|)s n, In a, MM 

opi union Hid d dni, upl, iwliil 

»(rli In inrlo.ia p n,i, ,,f ,]„ 

, Sn.inl ,11,,, ti.niiii ,,, 

pliniilni I i oi| ini?f. v.lII,In i|, 

II, xI f v, u,, k I S|M l.il ltd n 

tl HI ulll bi (.Kin In Wlliluoi..! 

mid ( ip' M iv i tin v h lv, don, 

much to insni, ih, iMum ,,r tin 

oil, ml/ ill, n in | Hi, boird t,,| s 

iliii niiik Hlu nl,I h, Miiiid In 

III.., |..»n« is MIOI, ••< po^slhl, 

Oulll^ lo 111, priHs of tin in, 

" t t mid Hi' fi.iin illrn ,.f (loiiin 

H b us li, , n inipii »|l,l, t,, pi,,,, 

us niiiiv oiiiiniinity H'liitlii is 

iliMild li, in i n c l f, l Inning 

uisi-mhli-d tt VVHS n nry fjul, t 

and otdeily inectltii; AfI, r tin 

devntlonal pi rlod bimluimg me, I 

liih and prognni tin ehnlis well 

eliantl IIH iy mid lilt two f-iollp 

t njraKi d in n m 11, i of i umi s in 

tllu I IOHI of vvhlrb t, lit t-lilm IIIH 

Mr A.lanti.i 

toni-hrr In tho local High geftuol 

and l.-i lo enter 8t, Vinr.ont Suml- 

n my 

MIKH no;n* liooirnian bus re 

(iinnil lo I'lillmlilphla wln.re Bin, 

lilm IIIM I will ( inllno IK I tollrm at Iti'i 

w( r* r«iv,,| and th* vlilt'MH ,!• j tinlvi ruily or I'lMimiylv.iiila 

narlid II". ril.ii.lly Indlin, ,r, I „, ,„ , ,,rs A nonlIlfelll ,„ 

IlK.klnt f,,vv,,rd I, . .Wl from ,„ r l m „„,,„„ ai ,„„ 

Illt> W U t Av-,.lf,J III 111, IK " I , , ! „„ S 1 1 1 U|,,. 

M i s M n w , | | SIIJ.IIHHI1 i i i l e r 

t iliii d M I K K i l d i Dyi ind lln 

WOODBINE ,:..:,^xrzis-s? 

I.f.vtn,., Sarah 

Dreelow, Ida Zuohovlti and 

lnnn Dnmsrlilrsh »t dinned jl*i., 

now homo. In Mlllrllle. on Tuns; 1 

ilny evening Mrs SugarinaO, 

;LT of Iho 

Te, kl< n an I f>on 

I hllidiliilil , II 

I1 liv unli Hi 

ii I u ilh ih 

lln> IH- 

Ml M MlM un II 

i |.l. mint ». k 

II il>lnoMI7s In I-lill i I, lji|ilt, 

Mli I I I in, s tj, , nil If i, 

b, i In,llllt I v I II' 1 ulth fi I 

III I'll 11 I liluhll Oil KHUMI iy 

Snnd iy 

Illll S llilpiru H,.I nt S, 

I i\ Xll'l Sund ij In (ou i with 

fiiiilh 

MIHS 1 i.,11 J>, .k.i , nil i t,t! in .! 

II in. v I b-hnilll if I-lillid | 

Iilil i ..mi ih, iw,k ind 

I In Vim ( Milorli II,m ,,f, 1,1 

111,1 Illll ill sill ll r>on ip ui nn in-, (i, 

[ iim d Mm 

trick Ulllij.ui [I i 

l>h In. 

Mr 

I wllfaln ob»n*t-%alion fjWtann 

Delaware Brldgi un tin 

denticle Thf eirmiurt will 

electrified by werhiiiiK fla^li 

Tbe wonlltiK on tin board 

B cllaDged thn* ilni'H a jeir I 

J 

tie contract el^nnl for flvi J \fi ]si^!^r* 

I, i u, hit lioiii. 

Cotlinfl i xpr< 

or Mi 4 \, ||1( u \jrr lnn , nrop 

I UJ DM f, of \\( , W,||tamill 

ml MM lul w ,4 |,,1MU ,)„ ,M1| ([t> ii^jf,,^ 

ur (Mill id 1 Ml-* Mil UMI ruldi^ in i.ujtui! 

•r, i,..h,,,K r.im.ru.iii.io,, Wlldwood Kiwanis 

upon tin him, if i I,,),) 1,,^ 

Club Committees 

Lincoln's Social Nature 

nature" Is thus | 

oeaenbed: *Ht was eager to 

meet men." In our desire to 

render service to this community 

and. to. every .individual in it, 

we 1 aw "eager to meet men." 

Desirable Office Space 

Ready For You May 1 

The fourth and fifth floors of our building will be 

P fV^/^t f ° r OCC "W on May I 

available 64 additional modern offices - - sing 

suites. 

Elevator, heat, light, water and janitor service furnished 

Rentals exceptionally reasonable. 

You should have thil 

companionable^ 

versatile of 

entertainers . . . for 

your home 

THIS marvelous tnJtmmcnt 

com- 

in 

^dmowtepoMblt. 

Von on fhut yout cya and 

«* • grt« lympt 

E£i>,.. 

unart dance muiie . . • 

lota, M , 

PMtng r 

w. Com* In—let 01 

•kmomtnte—« hlEhl} plriliii.fi wllh 

report ol thv bo&rdwulk com 

ee, read by gcciritir;- Bain 

K 

up the matt< r of Roiitt 

16, Ibe fwtrunr} WTH nt)I< to 

atmif Intrrrsllne Tncm l)( ir 

on this wliliM> illÛKiKil unh 

Mr DalnlirlilR, tuld tib, UII 

that vnvîiil? o\cr pirl 

nntl^ Monrliiy he fnini 

ic« ol tvork l)iln^ tilnrtt 

Jala tjlg rotul l!iipro\emt nt 

on look lor » big fun 

year In 1928 ai It I- 

than priJbaJil,.. John B 

it will h.v>f tbe Hfil Mi'ii 

Bald Howard Tophum 

log for thi convention 10m 

raltroatU cummlttci 

Setting busy non fo 

train service remarked 

Woods, owner of the 

Bbpldon 

•aot to tell all you fi llown 

of comhilMif3, that 

• completion of tin sen 

work w.lth n Btirplus in tin 

tiler than li deficit 

preHldent Cvlllnn 

Uluslrated talk on the run 

of the Deliwtire linr 

'ao Elven by Jonopli K 

nipPiintendent of thf 

Burprlnldg as It may 

Mr I'omello explul iiiil 

rely that thn brldgi wan 

* l)aylng proposition To 

"ten." he naid "wu must 

**lnK over tho ,__ 

l«t inorfth, wo toftulated 

moat of which wer 

ahorn Evory 6un- 

T sends about 1.200 

JJ«>tffl on the opening of 

1 and for a ttmo follow- 

"r bill for lowing was up 

of |200 Today. It 11 but 

jwateh show that travelers 

Bins acctistomrrl to thf 

across the bridge and 

J_«re not new Some day 

going to liave trolleys 

acroai the bridge and 

Income will be 

Occasionally, we find 

1 on the deficit aide of 

All.iiiM,: 

Irtbiil.'j. 

coaled 

President Middlcton Names 

(lul) Directors I ur 1927 

\\ ilur TI,,JI r 

I*, 

A. RosenfeW 

N smith, recently 

I to the Presidency of the 

ood xillo A Tfuel Com 

rtslgned „ v|Ce prH1i 

« th» Marino National 

:*kkh oltlcfi lie has held 

:*»nk received Ita cbur- 

t 

Woodbine, M J. 

j Bell j XtdaDls 3«-ft-t 

teutons; Woodhln* 1-A -|^[ 

Hutdbaton 1 

[,«W Mrs. Jr., Foster Uo»!ln 

utmnplatlnj • Muchern 

* («w daya. After 

I •»n u , , 1 

. 1 Ulil... Ill », l,o,i|, nun H,,,K I, ,,|,, 

IK thnn ill Ui, mill i,,, n-liit (linllf C 

Jut h 11 It 1I1 1.1111m 

I nil, lain ( liiit sit t Iniao 1>OI 

J 1I111 II n,,«lifi Ilunli 

Til liln* 1) 1111 Ij II IlilIlD"! I I 

\l V 1) 

I IOKI 1111 M A W.ilkir fill ill 

tin MXJIIH ^h, odiiplt il IJciir 

lln Itiliih l>lr, ,,i or tumliir 

1 ill,I (iHllil) trie, I tin pilr lo 

1I1H louiitj Lrt, 1 id, -,n ^, 1 

Illlfit iim IT iin in Mlllilllr 

Ihr ronijil lint iir til 11 inn, 

" n limli liv H lri, 11 I, I'fitt, r 

huilitnl of \|n Potti r w li j IH 

il.af vi. Jill. h. r hiislMn.1 bi limn 

Hid ,-rippl, ,| 

Mi Totur in,I fjTiii^fm 

iiH'l Unit (,iilll 11 ih tilul 

F "I ll i|H illhttili.il Ihfli in Inn- f I- ill UHIIIJIIII 

KIIII 0111, jiltil^fH lo li, 1 oiucltil I mil i\ mil Stniilny 

Mini UIII111 I'oliwh of I'll il 

(If Iplli I All! Ill 

!•• I P 1 I lltj, 

Th, I T S (,iiiup of On 111 

flty In I I 1 tin, m.i in,,, ii 1 

»(. k mth ill illj i huiiflliil !„ I 

mil illiiwUni, Alnr 1I1, liu I 

11,^1 iim tint, Di \ ill (,„,! , I 

i'l/ lill.l. illll,. mil Iiin-tlf.ill 

pliinnlni; lor a i:ake nule on I]K 

Illllflientli of February, the pio 

ceeiln nf which will Ko tiiwnnl 

everal days with 

666 

is a Pren_nption fur 

Hurry Biir!i.hart 

i.lii 

Itiu 

Mr tin I Mr- Alii Km tuinh 

Sun liy ti Illlni) G lull W II I r ' *",'' 

wood for Hoi Sriiin^ Vik ,. 

pit11nh lo l>( 1,0m «,i 1 il ni.li 

lo Plilluili'liihia by, n| .' ln ; J;MI"'; 

! ' 

1 Ch 

-I- Taylor. Monn 

i y, 

Mr, AIIIITI Wind and!''' 1 ''' 1 "" 1 . Chill li:» Kinwkuin. Com I 

.I Steelniiiii. Harry K, Weir. 

i AHiiiiliiins- II. Fouler Oimlln 

I elialininn; Jiiinn. TuyJor, Wnln i 

I "• Treen. Charliv Ocliiiiii,. r 

l 

daughter. Mm. Elmi-r T. Crnzlcr 

made a hurried jniirn.'y S.iiur 

day urifrno lo IIBII Jertereon 

In tin., early III 

Ilfmpllal whe y 

of iliu raoriilnfr Mr. Wine Imill'-liai'li 1 " Ijlenn. 

bei-n colivryral uii'in advle 

of u phyxlclan i-alli-d lo hi» plat 

KIWUIIIH E.IIIC.IIIIIII • Frank 

i l-l'iyd. ilnilnnan: I'aiil Ni.IT. (. 

of i iiploynieiil when he had been I". Kblreil« 

I 

II. FIIIIHT. All, II 

iiilili'iily Blrickin 111. 

I III. ^^l,llp plf ,1/ , 1 on tin pluu: 

I Ml It,ill, It K I), II uln. ulil, 

I Hi \ III 1- It nllnr till-. Hiilip 

ll i ofTi ill 1(, rln 1 ' I I, s of 

I ilki on \l)l'll(ill I.,iv, rum, lit 

Jwiph I nklf tinnier or III, I "''" "'" " " k "" '•"•"I' P'l 

Anlon Rifliii] IIIIJI,, „!,,, tn [ »-' "" ' " " ' llv ""' "'" '" 

Five Teams Will Enter. 

County Baseball League 

Fever and Malaria. 

!t K1II1 rhc Gcrrru 

uoiltlnj, bird foi tin i,rKiiil/.i 

t. 

• " " 

r ' u """ ""' 

linn of 1 ( iii, M ij r.Minljr Q, 

liill L, ,11,11, iipiirm 1 hit I 

i.iunv D.llipliln Krmi ( 

Mil I inn 1 IIoum I), niiltnili 

Hid Al lion luiic alii i,iy ^ I I H 

10 , nl, 1 t, mi, In Hi.: I, lf,i, 

An ,IOn tmni (Innli is Ih, 'sill 

'INililiid t.i link in. tu 

„! T||, , 

,,l, 

KOil 

Avalon Man Injured 

B111I1I Utni.1 of Ai ilon HIIII 

lint'I .1 fltrlur ,1 I thill linn ,u,.l 

I IM14 I lih fiiwlm, of tin I* 1 ! 11 

if list TIM IIIIJ whin he wTtj 

II nth h> an nutoiiiohllr m 

Iiiilf.in Giuup or 

I ll.in-j il ,1K, 

tin \Mtli Auiki Croup of s,,i 

I IM> < II y lasl »,i k Mr llnnj 

sin, anri L W ^-lii'II took tin 

I lio}.* up lu tluli fail ll with ii 

I mo t nun-nil iiMiilnp" 1- both 

I;IO,I|IH nflt (It I, milli, ,1 to (I, ill 

[milllit, lion 1 f,rou|i ,mi,ht I, 

londii, t IIH If In 1 mi'lliif, or 

Mill 111 H|ll|, Of tl), f.tfl 

molt* than thlrly lioj i from 

to latin yrnitt of HKI UIH 

MASTER IN CHANCERY 

Charles ICLandis Jr. 

COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 

Heal Estate Law a Specialty | 

Titles Searched and Cleared I 

Mortgage Lonn; 

Conveyancing 

Office: 

102 N. Landia Ave. 

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. 

it to get In IIIH own au 

on tile White Horn. 

f.rit 

I'nIiHi \rfilrH Palmer M Wu lonmbll, 

Thf I1.II1-1 of thi P O S irf ,|, ii,m,in o 1 KinK R J IUJ i'lk 

A •ntiitHliiiil at 1 liulillc inn p s Culm U TajUir Hiipli Mi » m tak.n lo tin All.intk 

(whlc pitty it th, Iloini liolil (-.,lr|| « 11 i II.iMiillnl mil Jolin MiCuirlj 

Wcdneniiay ••tt.tit nbrinrj 1 riu-.lnrMi SI md inH r.nirll intli j , i,,iirri li.ilh 1 him wu hold undei $ r ,00 hill 

" o f tin I", u. \Miii mi 

Mra 

tb 

Anna Cruvvll 

ening. 

li 

II 

i< 1, 1 KfilK rt 

Until" ill II Ho>, 1 

Th, ,pl,,,.ll,fnpM,mlll,, ,i,.,ll, 

Voiem of OIIJII I Ity wllh pm 

f uilori or Intokli itln^ llfiiiot 1 

WT^ qiimhul by Judge Win List 

Trldij nli'n It wim pointed mil 

hy Atlorniy tjioit,, R r.m 

(oiin-i 1 for Vorimi th.it tin 

Wiiirinl w m d lictu, Judi,i 

\V,iif Kin 1 dfilnioii, diHlaiiiiK 

thf «< uv-h lo hf llliEiil and sav 

nn 01 dt r hiipprf«*iliii, lilt' evlilfittf 

Mnijnii will bi trlr-,1 latu lo, 

-lllillK llfiuoi 

We hiive Wiintekn: 10cr 

CarufnJly Baketl—Biff. Golden Brown Crusted loaves 

of Goodness—Direct from our own Sanitary Bakeries to 

Our Stores 

Pan 

Lonf 

Victor Bread 

Bread Supreme biR wrapped loaf 9c 

Del Monte o ASCO can 9Q C; 

Asparagus Tips 3 can, 

Nationally Known and ASCO Products! 

KRIchup 

cirfl Tomito 1 ,„ 25c 

H>i 12* ,t- 

r ,11 It. 

Sli-ti 

Guld 

pi .... 

l.'^d Suit 

ti.ilt . 

lyln's 

Golden 

Syrap 

Choice 

Com 

. Tomatoes 

or Peas 

3 can. 25c 

Qrttd £«al O.iU 3 t>rfrru 2sr 

ASCO Tomato Catiup.-hoL 1&c 

ASCO Table Mqttard. Jiir Mr 

ASCO Bourn 2 •.-'"•» I^C 

ASCO Chill $aucfl . Jflr 25c 

ASCO Sandwich Spread Jnr 23c 

Jar 23C 

ASCO Sugar Corn crtU 15c 

ASCO Sifted Pea* emi 1fic, 23c 

ASCO : 

Self Haiaing 

Buckwheat 

i*« 10c 

Good, Pure Butter is an Important aid to good Health. 

Are you using the Best? 

Louella Butter "> 59c 

The Finest Butler in America! 

"> 57c 

Richland Butter 

| Compare the Qnality and Flavor of ASCO Blend with 

cofffp wiling nt 45c to 50c a 1b elsewhere t 

ASCO Coffee » 39c 

Just try A cup and You'll Tasto tho Difference! 

Courteous Service, a «incer« denre to P1CM«, j 

High Quality, Low Price* - - are awaiting 

you at your nearest ASCO Store* 

Tbeie prito* effecttve-ln our tim** • 

Landb Ave. * tUHa St Sea We City, N.; 

OUB OCPAH art Aw>.woonBtwi£;»iWS8

i 

^0î Personal 

||:-' J l &l life Giy New* , • 

jWiert Wood is new living n m m t jî^ti. or Forty-swond 

«t4r.r», It J,, with Ms iritor, street, on Wednesday evening, 

fcW 1 «"«' »•'»» "•WWed Mrs. Assianti preparing the re- 

iiB ,tn»t eity, past. The eoys sang and played 

—'•'.over the wee* end, „," ,_,_, 

ma raw vmt, oma em, H, J., MAY, IBBBWI n, tm._jJ 

wafllllaaiiely energetic, Jt wll QI j-*M • 

un SMurday mDminf tbai»nes. "shaver LÎaiin 

>Bi»n»ohrf hii widow MM Ida; "i 

Uaip»,reiioh(>d his widow, Mrs. Ida: 

L[M, Wiitjf'.froih her late husband's' 

IfeAploy^r 'tnat'Mr, Wine warn 

1 Claim Attended League 

allowed 

oi Mun ici P aIiti « 

Rv F reran Fjteh Again Member of , 

D / ^^g«n ^û,;^ Committee ! 

_ 

* * f "W* 1 " »n OlBUJeJ. Town, who wa 

?1"*\? B * ' rtmovtll to the Atlantic City JIo 

,_'*•• «nS Mrt. Edward B, Ar- n r\ - 

pMjtJift OB SatunJuy »niniosn HCCCIlt UeathS 

|K>;mbBihVncsUaB trip to t»« " 

tmti. ;•• Mr. Arnetl bai heen In 

hsave'lor htt train to Wlldwood,; 

having Jtieed one shoe, and it! 

J l " 1 * 811 " lr "««'• .' . _. . . . n Mayor slnuri 

M "; w Jf "••">i,s comes a runahr* 

whii* viandln' by my t&4^ 

ihiiik* «hc neciii, n ,ynBjj, 

(iisn,«! » - (ak» a ride, 7, 

Wilh all llii* n,. nhiiofs sif- 

».-* fin «ailin' u i our way, 

I hink our ear's a new one ^ 

it> rit*ver iook**il lii'ii way, 

sr^fii th,*y find how wmi,*. 

'JSniffis. Sauce was a gun- weane-ioay, aira, ro*vn pvtjj =• -- 1 n! * a P*> May i mimy mr 

nest of Miss ffliiab.th "irt" I" « tob? si'', which di*..i "•''•fh«»'»> » " 

Jte.d a few moments after lt« hlrlh. ThB f »neriJ' tfiflk Pi"" rror.i 

S5

WEAR mf Vfm, OCEAH cm, V.'J., ttWiV, TBWUM II, 1027. 

"" OCEAW mY HEWS, 'OCEAlT CITY, 1. J., IMDAT, FEBUtABT 11, JM7. 

Belleplain 

«nd Mis. Kst- 

fiVrtQtf enmlng «Uh Irlcoda 

CUT 

lit HM and son. Rich 

\dt Sem Wo, epeot Friday 

Thomu nicker, or Bridge 

U vtalllns Mr ud Mrs. 

Mr and Mra. Honifr l'cd.rmm 

and eon Bobby, of 

parsed Bnliday hero vJultlDg tMr 

relative* 

Air and Mrs A)In rt Kilbcr. of 

Geniiuiitown und Mr and Sir 

Nortnan Bulk* of Cimden » or (hi Ldin 

munit} 

Mri Jnhn Sn) I-r in I Mr- Al 

Dorchester 

. W W Huon spent Mon 

I friends ln MllMlk 

fttff-Mt 1*7100 ni a Hill 

ITAopper an Wednesday 

ir, H, C, Mnon 9O«nt Thura 

' I hU daugtter Mis. Clar 

_ . ol Ca- 

' i llUlrUIe on We.lnud.iT 

|T. ,ud Mrs L. H Biggins 

pvfenlhff with tbo 

Ur and MM. 

Mr and Mm. Hore W (.andy 

Mr anil Mrs Ed JUoyU 

Mrs Grorfep T Dufcc* ha*. IH i n 

spt-ndlttR a lev diy of thlB with 

' In Carn'ten and Audubmi 

, Tin LJIIIIM Aid of ihi Mflbo- 

fml Sh.rlH 1111 I 

HtnJj.lt I 111 \\II In 

Hi i lillli \ 

1 Mon 11} »llh M" 

Illl Wool«in 

F> JnK Srh( lit in 

bnn Mr intl Mr 

anil i till It 

liliiR nlch 

Wall.ii 

Mr. Richard Mubleniiiti. of An 

anil riubon. npcril tin' » Aniilii Illlii mid 

family »l>enl S.mlr 1 ly afti moon 

In Haleyillli 

(.t jrifi Ifm knl^v. anil r ourt 

Millville 

vhiteil lii 

^mi tlnip Hi 

Salem 

Id. i Hl.llf 

mily 

> npeml 

hlldriui. 

ml Ml 1 **. Sflr 

i n Sniiil ij 

I Mru Inhn Panllln 

uf \IIKII hpi 

II. 

Sun lit »1 ? 

man 

Mlii Mi 

.ipi-llt Katuiilay 

* Hjirnh H 

echonl class. 

n anr 

' Hees and Jtas Creunrr 

I to BrMgeton on Sunday 

, CL MUM motored to Wild 

IWd 

of Ocean city 

wltB hte mother 

Dstcorli, nere 

of Philadelphia 

on trlenls IK re on 

Point 

IM»t •chool hu been 

* 

tnl » »k all miHin 

compli tnl In Mllliil) 

Mri P ll Cllwiii ,1 Cinil n I M I ilpli M Slim . rhlli 

ni ( h nnpff ti of Pit 

m ll HP I tin wi k in] with 

hi r p-vr I-* n tp 

V N II Jl .« II I Ortun 

fll) ip I M I 1 1 Mill hir HW 

I I Mr Id rah I 1*1 Ii 

M in I Mn ( hdH « Win Illn 

i so* n tln^, t m Hn in Jl rk 

* ll^toun 

Mp, II r^ In 1 Pi rri miitonil 

to MUM iih on im-im 

Mn, (hirli I'ol'i unu^ iialt d 

in Ih Imoi I \\ Jne 1 y in 1 i-ii 

dij 

II vn l Pjl!n.nm BPfnt 

liy Hlth Iwr pirents 1 

III 

at 1 MM Til irli M \\ uoil 

I r I I , Mil. (r-.k Ol 

Port Elizabeth 

Albi ri J'Pti rmni 

1 Mr Fti rsun H 

r thin ink 

•r ^. « lork 

H r i 11 ti 

Mr 

Petersburg 

Janna ClouiPajid P.Ur Siliui,! 

r( prom) onrnen or niw radio 

^ts 

Mro. Hubert l|ott of Orcan 

Clry, was a Hcek-ind il l(or with 

John Yank and wlfi 

Mr and Mra John OMurd ind 

daughter ot 

were Sunday 

of DennfsrlUe. la 

tew (ISM Witt, her 

Gabon and 

Tandkj 

r^ Witi 

t Wednesday »r- 

> Wm Doro- 

BBennto Kob- 

l tttltors on 

Luunrh linen 

. guists of Janus 

Clouil and wlfi 

Mr Slid Mrs LCHII, Docltrman 

or Ocun city v,trp Thiirsd j 

sts at thi Ilium. ,,r mnaldo 

Orwnne 

OroTgo W EIdredi;p ma Ii i 

tslHeia trip to Tiickahii or, 

Mm Jtichi I LM 

thi itil with In i 

Mt Tolly 

Mr Mary qharD of Tuekahoi. 

Is opendlne a fpw ,|ny, win, bei 

brother and sister Mini 

WUIIlnu. 

The offlclMs 

I, , 

dauehtor In 

In npindllli, T f. » rtijn nlln hir 

Hint M ^ Marj Loot, 

Osu illl lînci rt (IIIIIPII 

^pttit Suiiihj ivllh 111 pannt 

Mi ind Mn O (. I mn 

Mr tnd Mrn ( Intli T»\]i-f 

Tiid ilatighlpr Mi i Bi urki I 

spent a rrw iliys »lth fri ndi it 

riilllnPH»o,d i 

Oi ir^t Ijini, a lu I nt ii 

Lrhlgh (.nKpri.li) Hptni ^ t v* , 

di>i at lionii »Hli lilt. !ur in 

Hear Diljw of thf fm Mil ' 

Hi -ich ( ruKI duinl stillrn pi m 

riiunula} nlth Iih rinilly { 

Will stii mil «ir or win I 

*oid i.pi nt Widntstliy ulih 

Honaril stlttK m t ttlfi 

fnploln John s T Hurki I 

iipmdln^ a fi n (11> -i( hh him 

htre 

Mr an I Mr« J inf. Flhhi r of, 

n,ik nrl wllh 

Vor(,i IHrrlB 

uMi I Mr ind 

I In I t M r *^lln 

Mill 

1 Ipln i [ml Hi 

hii lai nt* 

Mr ml Mr*, 

nl i flnrli 

M ^ 1\ nil mi II 

In 

Kvll n Shan m jtort 1 to 

Wll Sai J iv ifu ri II n 

Mi n i \\ \\ illl in ( Mm I 

l> rv >r \ilmt i f ii) i ,11. 1 on I 

MM Barliii t (m on Trurs,J-i> 

Ml SI lla < III .|i nl Si 

nl d i\i »ith Mn, K ithi ryn 

Slruimn nl Ml 11,-Ur (,L 

kilt ihK ui.k 

Mr Wllbirl ( ru i ) ln>pi n 

In* hj^ nrnxn/ by i m i]Mh tin 

ill hullillm on the rom r 

"' Mr in 1 M 

if I iiii.l, n ilbl 

IIPIP Mun 11) loikln} ,rr 

his pr »p< rl) 

Ml-. Ch ir H iun ppi rt 

Inntuli riLinllj 

MrfL He ward Slim of \A P^ 

hiirf, c ill«.fl on H njit lltndfr 

ftii Mil Ii} aftprniion 

l ho ijidli^ Ail IIPI 1 ihPtr in 

null Ililfiii ilimip a ill ilirtijn 

of mem In the M F Church 

Hill iutJili\ irtirnmin Thi 

uucini Ltintainid all thr iltlt 

Clinic iif Ihi ^paôn Th' rp wprt 

iiadliiiri ôlo uui n tulk liy 

Itil I J I) Hill Toinlj »li 

nunilMih In^ntnil Ihi ri 11 rill 

Offlun ili^tid wit Pn 111 lit 

Mrs Iiuiia rjllntl ,|IP prin 

ili lit Ml IÎiTii7our Hiuilflr) 

Mr^ \(aj IlurU tr mur r Ml 

Huiilil I- Mini mnn I hi. Aid 

I ii ha 1 i M i> pr pi roil } II 

Ml ml Mr I rnrln Mr »n 

r MlllWlli 111 t rr I hpn Tin i 

1} t > nil on Ii lul -, 

D " 1 7 ' r l land P.nn of Pi.lt Nurrl -. 

In tr»n Erliliy t w nine 

Jim,- Wills I pi nt S lilnliy 

inornlnc In MIlMIlP 

Niw (loctrlc ll^hm lnvi bi en 

In I illi d In 11""- M C rhur. I, 

b n which ii an lmprmpini in 

Mrr John H Hnlley spi.nl Bai 

tit Hi mnlnt In Mlllvlll* 

Pinl Hntt in nnd MlK-l Mai 

Shnrp «ppnt Frt lay itpnlng In 

Pott NotrlB • 

Mri EUth Chinu Mn Paul 

P.H1MY an! llrn I irl klnlnrtT 

BrlilKi ton i.rHiit Siturlay 

at r>!-i|ul(h thtlr tn Mlipr Mm Jl uln n 

Sharp Sr 

Mn William U)l»lii» wJlo fill 

hut .HI «Hl broki her !• #, 

riHiUni, comfortable bul hir 

lanced • rs 1» very muih 

igjlnsl lnr 

MIIB Anna DHkii ha b" n iL» 

lnB hir jrralMlparentB MT anj 

MM Frank Hi-chtil rixmll) 

Hoi nnd Mrs Fornit How II 

orK aniioiiiii f Ihi hlrl ' 

of a bib} bo} MM l^tgan irj 

bi TI mi.iiibi.li il JH Mien l^jj 

Uwm of tJiln ill} 

Mr ant Mm Lewis Briwut, < 

iôutti Swoiiil strut aiinouot 

1 llka£i In ot of 111 Ii 

t< r JJubira J to dint 

Siniiht of Simtli ôllrlll strett, v -" 

Mn Luilir In ||J at Ji r nonlt 

on Mnltoi J Aienili 

Enjoyed 'Mum" Supper 

Tin BuiJw of Pronil-u c] 

of tin 1-oiiilh M t Silndl/ ; 

si hool hill i iiiikni supihr at 

Lin ht»mc ot their teaehi 

ahnlis An enjoyabln evenlni* 

w L tpi nt by all Thoan ru 

win Mum Maliel Bisrrs RuH 

Brokir Oi-rtnuk Cllarlennortl, 

31* Iv i Tjiinp Llla r>mnel|r; 

Blimhi (rnnii Ldlih KejB, 

Riding Creek 

>iirnberlancl County Happenings of The Weete 

„„, ,, nj Blllbi Sollu]ti ^ 

„., Vanamnn. Ruth Wiillden, Hr, 

and »m Klnier Alloway. Mr, any 

Mrs, Andrew Schultz, Sr., Bd» 

ward. U'roy utui Andrew Srhulu ^1 

Menantico 

Mn 1 ml \rklry in I ilmi.li 

I r il.li, I r,.litlw» In MIIMIIi 

Thlindii 

Din TrtbbPtt rf firl Ellli 

luih e lit [J nt tbp boini of Piul 

Aekli v Siturd i> 

Girfltlrl BUI k of MilMlll 

i illpj it flip homf of Vr nndi 

\I i W IIulzlnMr sunH} aftir 

noon 

Mr in I Mri Ilirry llinklni 

fiitt rlilniil otitofuwn ^nnrpaii) 

«unli) 

(.hall -, Ackli) nf Oikljn 

in.i in Sun liy with lili pirpnta 

Mi nil Mn I'anl \ik|py 

I hrl« Kiiuli i f Pnrt Ell/n 

t uli i[ml Siltii lij al Walnut 

Mill t i n, 

MM LI n Aikliy in | I, 

n 1 "(ill on I In L 4 

Widn - h) ifiim nn 

Mi 111,1 Mri Iliri} II Han 

kins qii ni Thunrla} Mmiiij, out 

jl in, n 

1927 Spring Colors 

Silver Star Silk Hosiery 

Heavy twelve-itnmd pure nflk. The dlk comes well above 

the knee. Eight-thread Sea Island Mercerized Cotton is 

uied in the toe. The only Eight-thread toe maiinfucfurcd 

No more bulky than the nsnal four-ply, but nurch more 

durable. 

KELLY'S Millville, N. J. 

135 N. High Street 

' Ciuue llullilinK 

Vanpolt, from Dels 

*n1ed Mnrliin Fieet 

\lb* JrYldiy and spent the 

and with Mr uml Mrs W 

PrtntlM Bponl Prl 

'with Ur and Mru 

i'HJcitnan 

-^nd Anna Brown of 

lie, Bpent lust weik wltri 

jai Mrs li< win Moon 

9 Aiwyer Una Inulnllcil u 

(lljln'hlu home 

;" and Mrs. P«rry Wllfung 

Mrs. J^]aH. 

«lnii the legacy of the lati Mr! 

Sara A. Huflman 

The P and T Aaooelitlnn htld 

their regnlarly monthly mretlii(r 

Tuesday aflprnoon with eeventpen 

or SM 

Aid her 

Btuby t,nd Mm. 

Cltj, 

hM been 

PftU» pT tie week 

irlll 

present. 

,, Charles Tom I In. 

*J»r Coart House 

Tuesday telling 

C C 

Br.. of Cape 

w,« |n town 

book "The 

y telling a boo 

Cape May County Spray. 

Km Sa,n p ROM, spent Mon 

My Witt her new trrandoaughter 

Clara Jacijuelyn Campbell. In 

Owan City. 

Mn., ponnn, Croomc ami 

urflters. Urn. Ellubeth Yank 

*nd Anna Jfk Groome. and Mrs. 

M»ry Dukes motored to VIneland 

t(> T!»M th f 

d to 

t(> T!»M, the former's 

fieanore. 

dmwhter 

Mrs. Hederlck Carter passed 

gV flU» her daughter. Mm 

Mn John Sindi 

ittmdcil tin Ladti^ 

Thnrsda) 

Mm Jaiiph Smith 

tbf Udln Aid at thilr fihruiry 

mullnt on Thumda} Artvr tin 

r hular biisliii^fl i lotion u ]i 

Hkhtful liincbion w i^ scru I 

alri Htndpnoi] intpiinlnid a 

frlmil from \in ink hit viiih 

Mr anil Urn L O lion II 

HPtnl a few da}i lui( wnk in 

Pblladptnhl i 

di} hen 

Charles Jilic 

Harry Ednarln wifi and 

ilauslitcr Emma and KUIM II 

Crare of South beav Illi Rliharl 

Iloy4 wife and son Raymrnd 

of Olas Cnek npent ThurnilaT 

eienlnft with Mr and Mm AIM 

Lnillauk. 

ittoilg tboiic who Joined (hi 

kitchen tour ovpr tbp county on I 

Frliliy were Mra William Powell, I 

MI-JiWllhfJnilnaPuBf.il Mm Fjl 

ward Pom, Mrs Charles Eire 

Mlsa Dorothy Stephens and Mm 

Allison Ludlam A profltable anil | 

enjoyabio day wan spent 

MIM ^ 

Mi Iliri} Thornlnj, l 

Im, -»nir nun In Ijiltlr 

"ill} T hum of fc», 

v- i-i in n UII Tlmr^l i} ij 

111 S.1 

Mn I 1} 1 Ml 

tmmi tnn ln ( 

• at of Ii r n ,i, 

TI I !• | u|| 

liiloiifitlff K 1" 

v>rr Mi iL -!„!, j L t 

ttll nn tit bLiirm 

'IT rt fill I I, nl , 

ill iitinn ilmr B iinitt Stow 

nun in" Dinlii ti r 1,.« 1,,, i, , ,„ 

terlilmd W°> f I in I 1 npi^til In siion 

nphti Ih. Job 

lirb Siirkwill Frink Slow 

W llllTin Sh irn and U w 

Jr JU I thilr itithlj 

WllPvinod fjujr f|Mi, 

• III In kifn (l)iii 

ll thii qilalli t on j 

AMETHYST, 

The Birthstone For February 

m 

i bP nil im, 

ni ) n tak i > 

"lio 1 mt 

wKh oj tir 

(-0 I r in I 

Afl r all 

Illlii 

DliBili 

trip to tin 

Then u,ni, 

Pi till n bi tui 

Hn E.lf link 

en set in a ring, pin or brooch it 

makes an attractive and appropriate 

gift. Ask for our Birthstone Card. 

E. C. Morrison 

Jeweler 

The Hiiiimj i,f Qnulilj- 

100 High Street 

Telephone 

Millville, N. J. 

February Furniture & Rug Sale 

. , Stephens spent 

R«l >? Occan City.;Thursd»yln Philadelphia making 

E^flnKhani, of Fhll»- the adqualnlance of her new 

of Albion, nephew, p. ~ ~ 

Living Room Suites 

the wihter in 

few days 

been 

I 111. but Is much Improved 

We are showing in our north win- 

clow a 3-piece Living Room Suite, 

upholstered in mohair, with re- 

versible cushion*. Special February 

price. 

17*54 Hqgi 

liitt s«r» qmlltj AxminMsF 

be sold Ch«»p. without wrrtce 

BEDSTEADS 

Walnut Metal Btdsia with cane back 

* ft. i, win iprini, matireia aad quilt' 

ftt.75 

rebmary jrtts 

ODD CHAIRS 

' A nnnibcr of odd ehairs, 

thr« of o fc,Bd, M 

Marketing Here Is A Pleasure 

-And An Economy! 

The plfttinc of marketing Rt Kotok Brothers is in the wide 

lanety ««d thf plmdid freshoeu of our Fmits and 

Vegetables. 

Thf etonomy lie ,n the fnct that we buy in carload lots 

"ectio LESi THAN 4NY0J ' E KSL in Uui 

Juit onr large market Your first v. it «,U rarprix. and 

dMitht you and you 11 forever after be among 

number 0[ Eotok pl 

Bananas a Specialty 

I o w 

KOTOK BROTHERS 

MIUVOU MARKET, 106.19 

Phones: 638 and 639 

Woathcrby HotigQ m

' a'^ 

Rfe fflfS! 

THIS IS 

January Honor Roll 

Of Tuekahoe Sch. 

1 iiuii li ,i 

II,.,.11,1 11. 

U.l'l'.l,.. |l,l . -I II. 

V--I--I H.iiil,,. p.- 

MAVOli SI \l 

of Bru'loJ.' I'll}-. ;| 

VMhlelH l.ii,.iniiis 

gufrtin,'}' hii* 1,,-,;, 

Sen I»l,. City lur Maurieetown 

William II. Hliulh Jr O,-i 

Ells Itai.-r. ,J a |,|. in, 

" S. Wlillah,,, n,.ai, VI 

To tfn- ali,11,. n\i.. !»„ ili.ji: 

liokeiH i-iiPii hiiir li,'i'ii ,-1,:. T!, 

olllfri!, Hliu will in •-111111... I 1. 

I0UV(,iiir«, winch m|| b.. ,,.|,| I,. 

Miij-,,r S(jfrmi,y, m, : j,,;,M y,,,' 

CBUk, Wuuilbln. ; I,,»[|,. T.'illi.'ii 

bourn. MiiJ. I»y] fi.ullliil! Caiu. 

ecrlvanl. Wiiil»,,,,,l; Will,,,,, 

• rew. Nick l-jmi,,,. Fruiik (an 

u»O. Mrs. JJiiWilhl L,-l,. (),;,| 

View; Mrs, Mab, 1 AnII.I-. Lilli-m 

Wrighi, Ida g. Hmiili jj,", 

Thereso Owry. Jlrs. I,, r, ..iim,.r 

lea Isle Oily; Mi«. ;w,,,a Ll 

>!, LcRoy 11,, C'apr Miy 

Caurl Ilijujit; 5lw. I!. T sniiili 

J. E. iilHhOB, .Mr*. J. D.iBh j r ' 

TueHnhoe: Air,, N i.un T. Kmnh. 

QoshetK Mi», Flunk V (iiiii.|>- 

Pelerabuie; Paul J|, K;.!L- A.ulli 

D#nnfH. 

M r all.! M r . ,% 

to 

Here's An Easy Way 

send lit yuUf Hiihiiui'ii.. inawe. 

If you nil 1,111 Ih,. ,.,,,1B,|M 

complptoly, a,,,| „,., ,, ,„ ,,„. " " j 

quickly. >-«U-II i,ul,. a «„., ,.,,«„;,; 

to "In twu Ui.-iilro ilck,,^ flir 

rour faiurlii. 1 lit-a t r»- - 

To The Hiiliuii, 11, K,lnnr: Mrs, Frank V. 

His mil! npBiiirH 111 ih.. 

fled ailvi'rtiftMii.Mii ,,| 

TheBIre. If 1 

wlnnyrs. 

Name 

Mall AMrms . 

tard will ,|d fa, 

«!!«.» 0.,.. will f 

The Sllhou,,,. >, 

JONES. OF ffil 

Matthewi Must Repo 

T P 

coneeoli-n deadly 

MO. -Of WIIdwO0,j, VWeiDî 

Mr-, liny V,,,,. ,.r 

mi!. MIH, Ju,, ['..yi.i.r. 

MM. Bi-ilha Kaini-i. Mr. vlli.r 

Knim-r. Mr-. T F.iin-r :,i, 

IHH Kali,' Fiiiii.i, Ml :,n,i %U-- 

Petersburg 

"« P«rial rnsr. 

Jlr, and 1Iw. j,,m,,a r 

n City, «,,ri. ttVi|iii,|,iy 

EUtsU nf Jam,.* CIi,ii,l 

e. 

Jiliora Wlnn.T. Sin, Jc.hn 

anil George Wlim-r inn- 

Sca isli. City on hii.ln. 

Maltllewg .aid ,j1( be B-.f 6 "' 6 Winner. Mta 8» 

Ihol only ,„, „•„,,- JJ --• - • 

' Having |t oni(sr . '"'. 

Dorchester 

Cape May Point 

MIII >H1' U 

. All « ' 4lllu Or 

'»lmr Ti1i,,«l|ay 

Mr-. Barba,. 

M 

«•••- (•„,,.. j,., 

OCIAW CITY mwg OeiAjr Off, H. 1, TBDAY, FEBBMB? !!. 198 

f^K^M~ B" = MjliviHe " T 

firemen Banquet | 

lll*l I •,,[.. M:,V 1. 

'-••"---. l / , i r i 

| Mr an,' Sir.. >ii|.,',,, ,:, 

.Tn^kahn,.. Fiidav " 

I Kill. B,,sa, »1S a . 

, U-IIMI- Tllilrsilay, 

Mr. I,II,I M,." I.,.....'.. 

.Mr.-. I.1,,li1.-F 

C. W. Way, M. D. 

Buried nt Cirrrn ( 

You Can Save Money 

; Sea Isle Citf B. 4 L AH«!»HO: 

0E0HOE B. Cms'" 

AllfiCiOM.M.Ii. |,ba 1 Is.Hjji 

orne, Hou- 

| is n A 

Eifis 

DpliolsteTer 

HEATING'S Bolh Phones 

C'S-ining—Dyeinj—Preisinj 

PLEATING 

3307 Fadtii Ave. Wildwood, N, J. m 

f "" '• ^~rrr| Q 

1 Charles E, Foster ! 

I FUNERAL J 

J DIRECTOR ! ; 

L^'i.!,a", «" •««« I South Seavil '« 

WILLITs'p. HA1NE3, M D. I N » W itt% ^ 

OCEAN CITY 

B, C, Ingersoll & Son 

Funeral Directors 

At Your Swvice Night and Day 

Good. Clean Coal 

W. H. AUSTIN CO 

WILDWOOD, N. j, ' 

"Tie Old BMIahlo Yard" 

Office Furniture 

WUt wriiins ipai (4 

^4 Simplified System^ 

at a Low Price \ 

There has never been a question I 

as to the efficiency, the economy, I 

the long life of "AUsiee!" Filing I 

Supplies, I 

You can get these standard sys- I 

terns at iiHurt;f,iingprieiJs. Why | 

buy until you'se seen thy G, P. j 

une? Come in or'phone, I 

TUSHINGHAM'S ! 

210 EAST OAK AVE, I 

m | 3411 Pacific Ave 

WiLDWOOD, N. J. I 

The only hit cleaning place in | 

Cape May County. ( 

Bring your felt hat to us. We | 

will make it look like new. All | 


NEVRO'S 

WII.I.MM 4 "' 

WiJdwood, N. J. II fh.riB h,it 

,•;-•-"»• • Â I ll i« rr 

Well and Succeed 

HOP 

l| dwood, N. J. 

Jinci 1907 

at Wild UQod-By,The.Sea 

We 

Beecher Kay Realty Co. 

«Ûte. Mortgages-Insurance 

ourt House Marble Yard 

a P0WHJ, 

UTH RS 

liHviT) 111 

while lij;iirr« liuiiint 

value Hi arfiiinici 

ties. awra«i- •;inii- .HTiiw an it 

not been placed. Thew ,iri- rlu-1 pn»-,iiijj iiilcrr.t. 

figures which are. bc\omi all. ! irnm the Rfiiiiry 

fundsnieiiiiil find unassailable, the | lic.itirai (,i thr 

.figures rovcring'tlii- Brnwth in (he L'hesftr. I'a.. iihi 

nation's savings during tin 1 past. L'itv a« .1 m'nli'1 

year. . jni.innies tn enpj. 

I-arge earning!, anil a hi(! -nr- hire 1 cuinpleteh 

Pim have a most di«iik-rrtmg L'iti, N. j.. aw 

«) of saiiishiiiKalniost meniiuht. | becaiirf nf the 

Lnfillcd tonnage can he can. | us hy iill with w 

j lorin nave LJCFII *!I,J»H IM '"H" fhin,SP m pay million, inl n . 

, i i c ' "I'D ls Hi'i'ilfil, 111 tirili.r lo run. I Ili'l art 1 fixcil. I Ili'i' iiltrr mill" alter \nw< tvmiim hi rniitrnry il;illiiiBi'«. Ihlrt nation handed the' 5—a,,,,' l"H i" 

,„«• hm, ffliiml at the Court „.„ ,,„. ,„,,„,,,, t-iMeiu-e.' ' : ": mom* hack."" ' ' "|i?-M«". M Ih 7 7 

1,,,,^,. u,i,l .1, nFfii-p assistiiiit w- The proBOBliion is ptj-sMiiiinl. H,,tti imitiuN an 1 off biiiiincc One leans too far forwanl, the But limi won't holp ou- -—•• I-- ?•?*?• I-H" I'M »•!? 

crctary, en- In one rfiiin or aiiorlii.r. But It ot\wt, ,M jnT hnck, Hftwmi the two extremes is the happi tiiuait. lu.rlty, when Buropo i _ 

blina that official to devnti-'mon- " * ln ", ly " p|)osl "! " > 'B l "n l1 m " Of the two attitudes the one that can be most cniitrollcd is «ublp. Vnde iam sent ao irmy |S_jit IlSi ».o» a. 

» ^n T«,?,B work K'h "V "" A'" -el,'!' "Z thl " al solidi »- Litflf ca " bl ' ' iollc t0 dlan B'- lhe attit " de of the "f, 1 *•"•"""" e "'«^ thousand §*=& Jg f;| j-g 

lint! fo group iiDtk. J* iHli iinu unmr Aîicmiiiin anu , , ,= , , , , * s e ml ion doilapi and other ifroii- 53 ' TnAa 11 is ii« *« 

The first year's work will the' Glower Rod and aun "i"idnt vouth. and .t has time to steatlj down anj-sray. iiVStaSr !S lUi " *J tltv. 

....."... .. • erowti of aDorlsmen. Iiiasmueh as Rut opeii-mindcdncss is a habit that can be cultivated. "— _____.'_____ mff"' f'|| "ttii"^' 

jave "A new truth is a truth and an old error Is an error," is a Many a eiwe friend has eoas H—Sitj £'»4 l'(s "'i,»j 

1 •••'' ood mntto for advaneirie vcars. frein flcqtliind, . ( E-fJE: !tt 111. IM* 1 . 

li 1

f ust§ 

Instru 

*' pell»-'v| 

., until t$ 

I 

'*?. Ill 9 

ftfe Tea 

OCEAN CITY NEWS OCEAN CITY H 1 Fr.IDAY FEEnrASY 11. 191 

FASHION 

SUGGESTIONS FEATURES FOR WOMEN HOUStHOUp 

HINTS 

Frocks May Leava Their Straightru-8, Un, 

UU< Knersl •endeo-j-. 

noueHj demand! iuipl< 

for without [hem i- .. .„. 

fc' PH* «« •»!» «he card, th.i, ORj l n t a «" ", -h 

fc •»»*• «r dou not ho:,i. Ilt ,,.;;•• "Weii. iwo B«opi< 

SI tte Btult of tB,t piiy,' Bu, ^ - iah;8, lod 6s,,JW , 

j. U man to in nfismooii or ,v,: '' ar &»: Ju!o j,,. 

ft S* .*^ 1 "'' at ' ! lhlyl » I Polire Me odrnrn;! tjt 

" m I • • i i 

ripping Inlnrest ;ind 

True In Life 

,,'ing Dalcjrcs CuhtulliJ 

: » "nitkl,. li..|)[T. !-'lV'/ \y. || '••'?>':' 

= H« Bill whu ,- fr,.,. |..r - . „ 

*i a rfaiif*, |Ntj| ^jj,, ,m!.t 

* •lln any iniin who ufkr. Catalina Island Supplies 

ie,,,7 "•'' '' '" kl Color ol Silver Trtaii 

i»Hias,i HI,,,, 

Mk il«,,. ,)f ,),„ 

"itum« nowaday., ind L W a Burn-." oasertii 

lllhilly itilin ill" Bill uf Ills iii'-iil 

priivtilf Hftnil- lliBh-powi.li.il 1.1111 

Ininliii'nl, 

THE STORM" 

ii ,::wli' story q[ 

!;!;.! uirl huihd by -i 

i into rill .ui'i.uini! .1.1. 

i" oi sh" SPH, u-irli De. 

CoatHlo. :lii> jjlonoiis 

.Tp 0! •Tlif SP,I EMISI." 

e jjirl. ami John Hnr. 

t-to of ii U; 

j IIOVPI, 

M.uyl.iiid, My Marvlmid," 

in Jaliipj Frauds Bwyei'. 

;omidy and Ntws Events 

I 

Wednesday, Februaiy lg_ 

Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer 

presents tile great lomedy 

hi;. 

"THE BOOB" 

with Certi-uds Oliustfad, 

Ceorge K. Arthur, Jonn 

Crauiord and Charleb 

Murray. 

To Tom Sawyer, Huclile-. 

bfiry Finn, Merton and 

other lovable portraits of ' 

youth, is now added Pete, 

the country boy, who 

wanted to prove himself a 

hero to win a girl. You'll 

take him to your heart, 

you'll roar and gasp at the 

affliuiiig eioapadei he falls 

into. The most appealing 

comedy romance of the year. | 

i s f f i S ^ i UnSTlê pu, u. pwurol *M*T. »*. ^ ; Iwato 

OCEAN CITY MEWS. OCEAN CITY. N J FBIDAY 

XlfluMoorh 

madtuo— 

WILDWOOD 

"Bertha, the Sewing 

' Machine Girl" 

4 Acts Select 

VAUDEVILLE 

— ,il.-&- 

H.ilph LewiM in 

'The Silent Power" 

M.i'in-f Onlj. rmul E 

• Trooper 7T ' 

Siitid.iy. Ffh)UHiy 13M 

"Marriage" 

Comedy— 

Tlie M^rry Widouer" 

Fox Nrws 

Monday. Fcbriisry 14lh — 

Charles Buck Jones in 

'The Flying Horseman' 

'Bill Giinini's Progress" 

Kl'azy Kat 

Fues,, Wed,. Feb. IS-16— 

iJolsres Costello in 

"The Third Degree" 

"Tlie.Nitkle Hopper" 

Thiiridiiy. February 17th 

4 Acts Select 

VAUDEVILLE 

Cullen Landis in 

"Heroes of the Night" 

Patlie News j 

After the Saturday Vnude. 

villc See the Lesfue Baiket. - \ 

ball flame. Casino IbU, | 

nfflrt to " " ""' • 

p'csi-nls 

;ILVKR 

Also Comedy and 

News 

lues,, Feb. IS- 

George Sidney, Charlie 

Murray and VLIS 

Gordon in 

"SWEET DADDIES 11 

Gene Tunney in "The 

Fighting Marine' 1 No, 4 

Also Fables 

Thurs., feb.l?-- 

BettvCotttps 

—Comedy Called— 

"What Price, Goofy" 

Review No, 40 

.—Coming— 

Hwry_Linjjdon in 

; Community 

The Volga 

Boatman" 

RRAC A 

*** THtATRE •»*• 

S>-n I-!.- C il). N. J, 

Lon Chaney 

Penalty" 

LYRIC 

THEATRE 

> 

eBiye 

ACTS OF HIGH CLASS 

\ /.UDEVILLE 

. - u ; J UI i-.'il... 'i>;j:gii]y 1 J - 1 5 

Opportunity 

JIgllt: 

Prizes Awarded To 

AH Winners 

C.iJ>, lit.y D'Aity, Cisrniel Mejeis, 

Durothj Phillips in 

A (jay ilptpivci-.i Mlii-iiiniji 

I•i(l.-.iii.!i.i-l: in roils' L.ip of 

!-i-.,in,i!iiij; c! lov,. •iiinij.lts. 

ry! The iiewiist, the !„„„ 

ti nll-stiir lilm iioni Leo 

» "Jewelof 

Desire" 

—A Tornado of Thrills— 

sweeps througli this colorfill 

liiclqdrama in which an 

heJiess outwits' a bind of 

i rooks jn s deiperate battje 

tor hidden trenaure, , It ii 

3tin of the greBtest rtlei in 

Priicilla Deaii'i earcer. That 

1! 

i R 

t w & 

m

Iule Troubles. 

g;Ejq)erienced By 

Local Fanner 

im»MairK»8,MmAsan,B.j.,¥mA%wEBRVASTii,m7: 

OF TO THE FAL^''Al^'""Ht&ME. 

fll rerr shatT, so I 

Eifited by W. COLLINS THOMAS 

THOMAS' CX3LUMNffl»5!L5P B 

*"* Meate r Hlldrtth 

Housewife J 

Fwd Hints 

For Amateur 

Dairymen 

Cumberland 

County.) 

JoyandTet|| 

In 'Bride |1 

the 

f. WAMis. author ai sfversl bo 

on farm manage 

latiDfially kiioivn student of this > 

bookj mate 

one of hi 

E*peHeBeid By| J? •"*•»"* """ aHirn,n|[, wei out 

the lailmving eommenrs on life 

Hrr-yone shi 

!•' Carry life insurance. If onr i« binsurance: 

"Stjtr 

heavily in de^f* 

anyone deuendi t on him, he should be «• to carryjenough 

inairanrr to protect his family in ease of death." Or. Warren thel 

aU of th, tine I felt the mulej 

type of grafting (bat He hart goes on to describe the fiifferrnr fgrnlM of polhitf ariil to tell irhid 

wâ tie kicker that we first had. 

separate 

are best adapted to farming condition*. 

Certainly every farmer own it to himself and his family—an 

possibly hii irommiinity—to give this important subject his very be; 

thought, Some mrii dismiss it from theft minds without really know 

ing what it tvould mean to them. Let us hope that lor this rtasoi 

alone sonic men have been heard to remark ths 

life insurance is rhaf one hal h 

the trouble with 

die to i 

leave 

I don't intend to 

f but hU years Jnjt retorted] fret again, or rather Just before I 

Brtareaa and IKWM alw»y»'sold the Usker I phoned the last 

•m nu, witt JMUa, hla dealer that I had gotten stuck 

i, TMJ ambltHJua, alway. ln again and I wanted to trade in 

lead. 80 tin oi»n«r deter- the kicker for his mule. He told 

id to aatlsfr bla looting lor me he had jut what I wanted, 

to hare JackJe fully mated uui and full of lire and would 

to. color and dUpojiUon. match Jackie, but he didn't want 

TpJUdii. «B. luk ahead. a Utter at any priw, tat he 

ft> In tie fall fatliag ha would and bia mule to Mlliville 

M*«taiar ah»ad. tha owner and I could get him from thtre, 

-maUnr Inquiry with deal- 'T bin until 1 waa perfectly 

,_ J otiiera lor • asuiU. alod. iattofed. If I kept aim to send I 

ftrtfcimMtlou. D40I1. Two Meal him, 175.00 and if I didn't *u 

*W«ri, »ho anew th» condition. Urn to (end him hack, I tol. 

' wdl, pronUaad Oar would tin to (end him along. I ordered 

ut what wa» wanted, him brought from MlUvlUe 

time paaM «Dd on* Sat- Budding and ton> la unimUj- prepared by li 

will trim the sandwieges 

'mroU* *« waa brought,!* 

menion, for a few minutes ln the 

attractive shapes. 

Into 

bin with Jackie 

was while It Is hot. 

All i* ith Jackie 

Note: LJneeed oil may be tut 

- All rig*!! TMn Not Hard To Do When •titmed for tallow, using one 

^&W P^ U 

plat of llnMed oil in place of one 

pound of tallow. Paraffin may be 

• awn ennnlete ticker Care la Used substituted for beawax, hut an 

interior WM wilt result. 

Hot Vis 

'^PaWB^'wiirttj 

Resin (crushed) ten 

Ilmeed oil. 

d « e êoj.u.oal 

with clover or alfalfa hay 

g over ih-atln/ 

Oli 

me: When roughi entirely 

Cockfonebej may be eiteri. alfalfa or other lot 

Dated by sprinkling •odium flimr- The following 4re some 

S.hST«f;u,^, &£. --* «.*-*. * ~ 

rtces ln 

phorous paste intWe of imall S.""",..""' '"" * 

tub« of paper, Thi» iaetlod 

kee^ the point) away froin chil 

>n nltcrcsrcd nl the subject nt Marling early pianti. dren or hiumuhoid pels. 

eluding the construction of hotbeds, should apply to their r'arm 

Demonstrator for a copy of the New 

, 

Jersy 

should apply 

E i 

to their rarm 

parts; 51. tor for a copy of the New Jersey Extension Bulletin-*rW °" 

one part; bees. 

he Farm Editor of this paper. >" 

t»*dcred char 

l fire 

when 

)U s"Qi lo fflenrl a cable 

the girl, he feels intenseW3 

her pilgiit. Their secret 1 

-" " 

TrvThit 

con 

" «' boa*. at«lk...of 

c lf r two 

' " - «S«, hsrd 

boiled. 

Ovum the Its, w«k several 

Dice the beets, ilrain and 

nquiries haic hen rcifurd 

pl.icr 

the lie chop fine the 

suhcnbe« ,11 referents to various n I L * 

hearts of 

1IW "^.«^^^!^^. S ffi il ah 'unto, 

his ng the language of love, Ml 

l«ality win detenBine whether 

rescue of Faith after j 

of Ihrllling flgstg, ,h 

or not It y most eeenomital or 

Mvlsable to use |B, 

' lit lighthouse and the 1 

miitures,' 

iUggerted of her three keepers lo J 

relur 

Mliiure No, i: in 

ns to her native Uu 

after laying in 

iced water to freshen Mil all 

together with the yolk of the 

egg thoroughly, and aoUten ajl 

, ti 

column or department with 

week, .._ •. " ukiMiuncnt witn sewril queationi tthicli were ajied lai 

•«ek. If you hive a problem pertaining to such subjects as you se 

Kntlpned on this page, lend it to the Farm Editor. Your narn 

111 not be published. 

Cold Spring Grange 

Gets Traveling Ga 

vel 

BWMt vi arid. 

1'Wouldn't h«w Mm To 

r 

l 

100 I woejj bran, 100 

Ihs, cottonji 

the screen bf Martaa 

I iaeal and 100 lbs. 

linKed meal. 

MlJlure No. 

3: 100 ihs. ground 

tn, ]0 

Grange Calendar 

W- Pour two 

oatn, ]00 Ihs. Unseed mtral 

Jblespoonsfuls best oilve 0,1 150 Ihs. 

and 

0,"° cotton»etul meal. .Oips May Qrjno«—Mra 

must he applied while hot 

"n«dn 

a hnuh. A wa* pot is u 

Mixture No. t: 200 lbs. 

middlings, 100 lbs. 

wheat 

'rwk. 

corn and cob- 

Ml. 100 Ibi, 

tonseed 

the balance of ihe «1 71 Ibi. on 

chopped into dice fof a deMW, for Medium 

L«W ja^hanjcj Hill 1_ 

lion, 

Protein 

1 Doings of Your 

' "--•-- ItaiMAJ 

and spread upon the ages; 110 lbs. mrn and 

face of the salad. 

100 Ha, 

Farm Neighbors 

This dish bletidi 

iabljr 

Pala. 

Hall, South Benvjlle, 

Weatherbj', of Dias 

ith balled macaroni. •Mlilur. 

Questions and 

No, 

If waahin, 7Sqoaxe deal., Onr 1 

there is aicknesa. She has a ngtion 

that he In very grand and awesome." 

Mother Lloyd laughed, 

"Dad won't ha Back until late," 

shs said. "You know, hs Is really 

perfect dear, but ha does look 

very dlgnined sines ha has put on 

so much weight." 

After school, Lillian dutifully 

hunted up her three cousins and 

with two High School friends. 

Conn!* Uttis and jo Faies, she 

went to her Aunt's house. 

Billy Boyd was the oldest of the 

Boys and he had a Itgry lo tell 

He said that he hftd heard that a 

panther had got loose from the 

too. 

."They say it fot Into somebody'!chicken-coop, 

by mining the latch 

and. (Ms up « lot of. chicken.. • .aid | 

Blilr, "Gee, it must be a regula* 

trlgk animal If it knows how lo 

open doors and raise latches!" : 

"Oes whUI" uelaiined his brolh. • 

• Valentine to hla HUM «irl Mead, aid ahe ror(M to ir Tom, "wouldn't It be fun If Is i 

I him on*. •«< ]| brake his heart cwniilt-lely. u faa Bill see, Here got Into our honie, 

BgS>,&q'tmmt-i AU>on h»««. to do to ID paste the piece* toMiKr again 

>• Ulfl pltrt or. |>>ileWnt, ami yooil Ban his heart u It was IB (lie 

'• fc4 .Cta Jotido Itf „ 

M distributed and 

tractive. Large red hearts Famous Lofsra pUyed. 

^^with gilt lettering informed 

hostess read a descrlpttv* 

âPthe lucky recelplent (hat the 

King and Queen of Hearts Invited 

graph and ths cueata had to I 

her to their party on February 14, 

ir the lovers and write thalri 

Th© HANDV ef the piano, gam and Tom wei 

HOME It waa hard to wait until the four, 

in ths correct place on th* 1 

teenth arrived, but at last it Some LBVBH to b* doMritu 

pushed under the couch by LUHai 

dawned end the afternoon saw Borneo and Juliet, Anthoiuy 

and the three (iris hid behin 

twelve happy children greetlne the Cleopatra, Parl. and Halan, 

pieeea of furniture ready to das! 

host and hostess who' were drassed and Mebecca, Selols* and , 

(way If neeeaaary. 

like the tamed King and Queen of Bants and Bealrlos. 

Creak! Creak! sounded fro 

Hearts in the Mother Oooss book. ind Ann Hathaway, 

the kitchen. • Then •lowly t 

The Brat tame played waa the old. mere from tha pacea of I 

Bound drifted into the dlnlny-rooi 

fashioned Heart Hunt, This broke Oetion. 

tho hangings between u and th 

the Ice of stiff formality and by the 

living-room atlmcl anj Ullia. 

time all the hearts had been col. nefreahmMt Una la «Jwa»» 1 

took a long brgath ready ?o let oui 

leoted and counted everybody wa« high peak of tha party. Tha I 

s blsod.curdllng yell. But she di< 

In a happy, good humor, Then the for a Valentin* party lenOa 

not scream. Instead she held he 

guests were seated about small many pretty deeomtlona. 

breath until she was ready to faini 

card tables and each given sera! colors are nd and whlta. .,:Haj 

for the light that met her startle, 

pretty piciura cards, pieces of lace candles and cakes and tM

Trmasferi of Cape Biy Cenaty; 

Property M Iteonled in the | 

Couaty Clerk. Office 

VlnrtnlH W. |4n|]j 

Extr^rts of all Deedi Filed i o.irhy. ti 

Anna H 

Hllli I K. I,-.- II id. 1 

ISIS ami N. K. ' ' 

IMS, limp 3. iii- 

OCEAH CITY NEWS, OCEAN OUT. N J, FEQAY, FEBEUABY 11, 1927. 

ItalBh U Cheater IB Arthur H. of BitiiawiiAck (Ifi.i.k- (Kjn pllnniO, 

POBWIJ, 11,00. Lot, 1110, ill?, !|1S. OfoffO H, Whit,. Ijinil ,!nd l.ii. 

1220. block i£ plan 3, Ocelli City provi.iiH'n! * i'a. te Ueila rhivie, 125. 

Qardt.ni!, ~ Lm PS, t.ioek 25H, nipt! H, Wild. 

Arthur M. Dcll.irla Ig ctluriettii B wood Jlinrtlsii Hi'lBhU. 

CheiMi.r. |!,fii!. Hiimo i.a i.itevi., J3»in. May ('minly IX.VHrcimH.iii c*i*. 

Oofulhy l.udilj- in MJrlulv! iJipWIn. 10 l«»in: iiimn. 11,1111, I'mii wliif.oii 

II. pi nl il.lin lilt 

lilBrl* 4. plan I Orpiii. i..|!y 

I'll" 1 Jilt 

City ef Nerlh 

IJriiri.i Hill' i.< 

„......„„,„,,...._ .„_ ,i | "iy i ii"i' i 

•isi lull. I H»li..rt W, Mr!tjiin*.|L" i'i nil" '* ( 

'^ - ^ " " '^ni'i.n. - -. 

rnin iill I l-"r**d Myfrn. $3f.(i(l. Ixit 3iif.-1, tiiwH - -. • -. •,.. • ..,.., .. i^.M,.,.ii.T 1,1 iviii...!.. ii , 

iiKi l.y'J" Pin" I fmitii Citv Oiirdi.ni.- ..i*- 0 * 11 corporation to Until Klri- M.'Mniui il nn Uit is i,it.,.|l i» Hiililll'iii or «n(I,i anil ivsiii-i In 

«;,:s|.i"«a"l,K"fc,,",ff^°.fi 1 v/! fiSor." 11 "• ' * " "• 6 r"''*:nrSr l ;,S.. l n f ; 1 ;t i vv ivjii-if "";"'":• '»- ili " 1 • p'«« •»>« 

• ing In S IS iln.. Wu.ii-J »!""" m IMlH Mpllrla... IMH Ijii, • Illillv 111 I. I'IIJ-'. ' H "< *ll" In HiiH In lieillmlili 

-- ••- H- w.-u k",,J s H u 'E. 3 f^;?& ff«Sr* '•""'* *'"«•• oc "" ri '»!>« iM;""A^,,'!5',j" ,P:s ."»• f ci " >-' "»• «"•• «'" 

.,, ,t iln. -, Banir in Aiiwn svi,,,.i,l jij-,. i,,t' Ii iilo.tt l.'.n In IIHH miiiiniii fur iiboiii Ion 

Radio May Solve |*R A^"^"' 1 " ' 

J-I 1 . I D _ I • PfofDMor J. W, Oreiorr. 

i j e o l O g l C a l r UZZle of the d e t i t f l 

ths Continents is Drift mlituHona ef lonfitiide. The nidlfi 

time! Nignnis sent out by tbs, 

ii i i „ . major radio telegraph itMtoM. 

viini hnpari- nro adB1,tt(,1|ly tbe most BqeniBta 

rinri' in ninny of iho ihf. xmr.nri winnow, riiciiiml knsw_j|_ for determining.- 

nifty lin flfn mFiifiH nf ruilvltig ruilvihg :i . InnEliude. Till? radio liinQ is Qqipf ; 

L?piilugiriil piizzlp thi. hi. IJII.'Î i{il.**! inn inii pnrpti with ioeai timi? obtfllaeA 

of wit..Mil.r tii(. cnnlliii.titH in I,,, ,,,„ art* nniitoy miiline Hip slur. ILllloBlaf 

sniiloMiir^ oi itrt-i drifting ifting Mi.mis' I liinr nUHprvniion point drifts, 

nn ilic Htirfrirf. of tho • earth. earth 

,,l M.-i-,.,,,,"" "C.-iiii. ""_••" - "• ."•---.... 

in,! u.!« ii;.-^ i.i Till- ilipory thai flio rani 

.even nllghtly. thin fact, prolej. 

'•— " — - " — " -III b^ 

"[I ri" ur'^'i I'iki'.' '' rl " "'"" ni '*' B'l'iiiepil fiy 

M...I rîrii.' i-o HIM . fh.i Oi'rmnrt Ei*niogl£t 

e»B« Ma, p«wt 

lfl I" I hut limns pilau 

| till!•-« .iowii from ili» mirth 

.1 .il. in Churii-H ,.,.. „ !,.,„, „» .„_,...! 

JI'.'I'.""! ,u "•!•. HVITK " niiipli as IfebeniB dnnt on (h» s 

() 

Sirs : C^'{ ? "ps.'"S!SJir evlilcni 1 In.niuli •sîsa.: 

radio longitude 

ihpory ho pnjnts out thai i 

., *ff!;,",.'!n., Si;'; iin « s ° f • »>»'",. 

ili'i. awtluii A Bgrough ft Woodbine ! - uw.ii.1.,,. i ... .. ..... 

Harry J il.rk, |.| jil in Mfri.l "Prilh off any reniillllllis jinaii!« Of 

HiJJ- l s"T «fliioM l **"*' ' "'"' *' '''' K "îfliillfin will, an nld looihhnirth. 

Afli-i. iN^tinItiK thi. wiro 

I IN eMANCIBV OF NiV,« jBBilV Townihip of Btnnlt 

Wliawooj Crest w||| I,,, fnt|,i,l |n [||C. ailllii. con. 

To; Prtdueert * Cimuntiri Bank. |,, S '" vlli BLOCK OF BEACH FRONT 

klnE iiT 

Riparian Rights Terms Suitable To Purchaser 

Wlrkman, Iiinoii. Lot 

•" Tnwnwnd lo ,i,,rol. 

M.r.ln r.ln S. S lowmJn, Btwmin, Mri". Mri, M.ryln h.\\ "'"I"- .*_l-"°- .*" « l . tllli." itnH 

iavsmnn, ana BoMH F," 

us, ilim. I,,,i Sfi, Whrri ii pnl..sirlan BUS hopplnR 

F, H. STRATTON 

BUDOET >ND TAX OBDlNANCC FOR THE YEAR 1927 

1 FlHiitj. I'nniiniit l "»' 1 "•' lllus i always niniMllbi'r 

tili!...ii, liiiiiii. lîi lo hiip qijirHly iMI«ilt F li. 

IWOOd ll.,l,lL.». »»- ,,„ ,,„,,,„,„,, h,,,- ,„ „,.„.„,. .,,„ 

ii, IHI,„,„«».„ raHo.sf i'lili.rBi-ney ihr lirBi ihltiB 

«t!?P J'" 11 " l l n l I" 'lo I" 1° P'lt on Ihf. 

.inn- lm'lki 1 ." 

•jr.... "ivhy. I Ihniiffht that 

,-i I " " • > • • • • 

' imii'h nx mosiiiil 

in fee; and Preducf ond Omju'wra ,„".%."' 

Hunk a m«a« uvfcndnnii. iwmii«e -•-•-'"• ! Civil Engineer 

nmlHalsnera of the CTIIy of B 

S!tf?s«ed, rftiJfed by trylnfjon at 

or S«yi>iil)r.«li thouajnii Kin 

ndredlh Allan for the purBoj 

iMI 13H rr 

, 1 ib.lMM I j5.M0.0O A- OH 

1,(011, 'I. « 

iZZI i,*K8:88 

,„„„ s.m.n> 

IliS,«il.jl 113I.U3.70 

lata 41, (6, 03. bo. IilBck il-D.' 

irleii Kirk lo Alfred » w 

JJ-, I i * low li? and'llll,' Mock 

plan D-i, 

h l 

a. Jr. II,00, Lol S3, ami ij) 

15. blwk 113, ISO! plan. 

• - w. m n. iij. B, srio n, I 

lenry L,ud!am ts i 

19 and 19, square E. _, 

'"--• •'nmii Sfnyvillc. Also lola 11 

imu jilan, 

orgo If. Whltk- Land i 

I ^.yôinRnt Co, to Randdl ' 

I1.M. Lol» B an' « •••— 

1 and: I. block JM.Blin 

i. f, Jphnmtic. iiooo. Iî 

Orem CrenN, frsntmt upon raad fr 

Qrean creek is BuHelEh, *l—" -"•• 

mad from Owen Crmit 

I3.l61.3t 

OmndR g#n«iBis- u-^ ~# 

-••.a 1.M0.M I,S«I.J8 

Hi 

S,r' *" 

nil tWi Ortimu **H, Wtt . 

Mnaioipal and Hlf hway Engineering 

HI- iurveys — PI«n§ — Speciueationi 

ni, I iaperTiaioa of Construetioa 

us put on in thv fac- 

,„ I Specializing in Kafll Estate Developments, Town PlmninB 

fil itt Paviaf. Muaiqipl ImpreTcmenta, 

I! f 619 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. j. 

No Tinkering! 

No Time Lost! 

Do you ever remember saeing an electric truck 

broken down at the roadside) 

No, probably not. It very rarely happens. 

Electiic trucks have approxim#ely a thousand 

fewer parts %o wear out and give out. They're 

built with unsurpassed strength, yet are operated 

grinding stops and ttarta that wrack other types 

of truck;. 

Owners fay of thfeir electrics—"in daily opcra- 

WwSSP f &S H bat year" - - - "my repair bill it almost a negli- 

"' gibh iten» In colt of upkeep." etc. 

If yon wut a trrrck that's ont on the 

«treel doing bMineu instead of j»dce 

nrry penpli.' an I " 0 0 l)ll l'" « billldliiR Int In I CORNER LOT ran SAL( Miioo I 

Ui;r of city on huaulifiil 

canal, 

Ii, U. (iKI,i,r;H * 10, 

iiPiggr and Ogean Avgnu 

uid .jiiuiip far eiish, Miifce sltcr, 

UEALTOna 

SO. tJllflli *¥t. in Ull City 

STUHLTBASIB 

ti.-nl EnlutB 

Men Ave., Wlklwood 

Only $2,100 

For Beach Front Lot 

Donch & Somershoe 

REALTORS 

l.undls An-, B| Si,Din SI. 

SKA INI.K (rlTr, X, J, 

STONE HARB0B 

Nicely furnished 

4-ROOM BUNGALOW 

$1,200.00 

An unusual opportunity. 

GEORGE B, SPRINGER 

97th St. and Third Avenue 

ITOn HARBOR 

HOWE FOB EXCHAKOK 

FOB SALE 

A Modern Wildwood Crest 

Semi Bungalow 

SpmUbuiigalow, sis rooms a~ * 

both, liifllJ.lliif; liicnkrnut lioi ... 

large iinfhimnc.l attic, ituua 

oiliTlDr. asboHtaii Bhlngli- roof, 

cjoncrmo fourulailon, Modsrn 

in eS T ery reBpt'et, Mjcated 1^ 

!)Io£kM rrDtii the Dqgurt, Sale 

prlco IT,000: only 11000 eauti 

I, For information, me 

BEE 

Walter H. Treen 

»ii,mvQ0ii, s. j. 

rn bouse on Mrit street, lie 

Srd Ave. iind Biinaet Drlvo 

exenange fsr two lota ID 

anj-îiere In Stasg Hariisr 

z£$gSB& Was, '&£ Dare j | g ^ IM. , 

ioo John Oaris CHappr JaeK) Wlldnoqd and AUpiitlc Ami..I 

[ stone Harbor, N, J, I WILDWOOtt i 

J Dell phane STij Ksjitoae 118 I 

WILDW00P 

MltOu LST II — BLOCK 28 

WILDWOOD CRE3T 

JOSEPH A, CIANCIABULO 

RSaltQP 

Ml I, Wlldwood Avt,, Wlldwood 

David Mckibben 

143 E. WUdwood Avenne 

WILDW00B 

(-room Buftfiilow Rinl QBrtse 

North Wiidwood 

OOUH ran, H. j. 

Centrally Located 

OceBn Front Late 

With Illparlan Rlehtn 

Priced fcslow ihe imrkct 

lor qulefc iglo. 

ill Well financed. 

S, B. Oof. Crone and PhlMaft l|| 

Bhli AvenUM, 1M oh FnllidelphlB. II 

a.««%M 1 ~MK'»l WALTER a KUEHN 

WM. B. HOFFMAN 

I 112 B. Third AV«. No. WI 

(JAPE MAT COUET HOUSE 

If rtm WMIt to eajor jor, piifa. 11 ^,4 

bur in COHRI" yifljr, >M. ^ 

Prbpertr mad locatloft Ulat 1* ~ 

•nnuiiujato («r the le«j>l. 

8th md AtliHUc AVenttS 

OCEAH CITY,-^tijj,;.;.

• Mat-ops mnd au 

if OOpNTT T1MB8 

«V«n Whlttlngton. for the Unit 

.time thto season was shut out 

fflMutliGinela'. but tied Charllo 

JCUehnle from the foul Hnq with 

»l» alfaajlft-jolnters ui hie iredlL 

The Quakers- (hree neiil EOala 

t5 uule bT lhB Connor brothers 

Wilson, the ether points be- 

Cape May and Cumberland County New$ 

Erma 

and wire, of Msimors. passed 

Sunday wtth WJlllam Olckena 

•nd wJff. 

Walter Voas, wife and daugh 

ter were week end visitors wK 

bet parents In Atlantic City. 

dJieMay'GlY 

fktey 

t_To Earth 

JSayed Qteat 

^f End of Score 

Stones Quintet ifd Bphill Game 

County Times 

dimmed the Alt 

of Wllihropd, las 

on He Hi 

•H Isls City, 

the WUd- 

M«iia team 

^J«4 an ew,on th« 

I 4jdrJfif dnt ) 

* 1 Tfana*. .june . 

ou r Quaker City Proohftk 

in Second Half, 

-: Vanning 28-11 

Got 4 Field Goals 

After being held scoreless from 

the flald and on the abort end of 

the 11-8 score la tie nrat/lwU: 

of their game last Friday night 

on itne Snurslon House floor 

th« latrteacls* 

OOUTTW 

JJi.ll. 

tll pi th» 

n» on,nunj- m- 

» t l ae torn- 

j 

Mra. Sanaa Taylor, of Cold 

Spring, spent WWednesday 

d a y here 

Hh tier Toother. Mrs. DaweU 

Maroon and White Hoffman. 

Miss Minnie Shea. Uie evange- 

Trip Court House list, preached Friday evening at 

Tabernacle to a very large con- 

City High Cage gr6gzrtlon She c&sne here frosn 

Wild wood where she was preach- 

Team Wins 26 To 19 ing, to (help out wtth the mealing-. 

The Ocean City High School Mrs Mary Barnard returned 

quintet proved too strong for home Monday evening from 

Middle Township High School In 

after spending _ 

a cego game staged at Court tveok there on business. 

House on Tuesday otenlng A spajjj meet I OK of the so- 

"Goose" Doughty. of the Court del hoard oif the church 

House team, proved tho leading- called Wednesday evening 

Individual scorer, landing throe 

Held goals anil netting seven out 

out of eight trle« from tpe foul 

line, but his associates wore un 

able to render much assistance 

Adllnlo was high scorer of 

[the Maroon snd White team H V SoutlVs 

6e» late City completely outplay landing three foul trlet and an being given 

ed tie Quaker city Professional* OQUal number of Held goals The 

in (Ao second half, holding them summaries 

r 

ess from tie add and foul 

Has. 

The Anal scorn iwag 2§-II. 

Tej»l 

oarty Monday evening In honor days (n Wilmington. 

or ibis slxteentb blrmday. y/Uh 

4lble-d«k«rs, . . his teammates, Iteferee—McAnilrews. Scorer— the week end with her parents 

and TDwneend collecting lueke. Time of halvee—-30 niln here here. 

one.each. 

utes. 

fair-dealing and integrity which have char- 

M 

t'\t 

Cage Attractions Friday 

Night in Sea Isle City 

The Iwdy of Mr. Barnes, o 

New York, waa buried In the Sea 

side Cemetery. Mr. Barnes was 

brother-in-law of Mra. Caddie 

Itoas 

Mr. nmt Mrs. Less corson spent 

Thursday with E. B, Madara. 

The ladles met at the home of 

daughter. Motlier and baby are 

Ane 

Mre. Samuel Bolcher and 

dmujblor, Jueephlne, of Mlllvjlle 

•Pont the week end with Mr. and 

Mra Charles Iteevm. 

Mr. and Mrs. RoBcoe Shull en 

tertaJned Mr and Mrs David 

Shufl. of Camdon. over tho wonk 

Tonight tile .NorllHKBUirn 

Trust Company, the Undefeated Mrs. K. B. Clouting to new, on 

red ,Wa the foul route. The leaders of the Philadelphia Bunk- Wednesday afternoon 

r 

ers' teaguo will pay a return Mr. - -- - StafHer -I- • IB»~~m._ and U1|U a | number of 

visit to Sea Isle City to got re- others attended a meeting at 

venge on tho Sen Iale City Angleeea on Tuesday evening 

biskettere Several weeks ago Mrs Prank Hack spent Wed 

Sea Hie City gave the banners needay with Mrs. E B Madara. 

a It 15 defeat In one of the nioni Mm. Charles Cossabuon spent 

thrilling games or the season Saturday in Atlantic City. 

"The Cape May County Times Mlnses Clcll Corson and Luc 

fast-going quintet wljl play a re- Begene motored to Philadelphia 

turn «ame with Llnwood A. A on Saturday 

In the laat fracas the Times torn- Mr. Wilbur Collins and ^m 

plutely Dutclaased the Atlsntle Haiel Loder »ent motoring Wed 

County passers, who at that time nesday In his new car 

_P WAKBH CITY PROtWSlOtiAXS declared that seieral of their Mr Corson, will Stanley and 

star players w,.ro on -the side- Charles Locke motored to Atlan 

lines. Unwood tells Manager lie CHy on Sunday evening. 

MacAllmer lhaf King and Kelly, Norman -Paulllii, of Phlladel 

bUh scorers will be in ta» line Phla. spent Sunday with his parents 

here 

Tbe Bloomer Girls will meet Mrs MUlicent Dare Is slrk 

Hsmmonton Girls in the prollml Mr. Benjamin Locke, of c«m. 

nary game. Sea jsle city girls den, visited his parents on Bun- 

Jiave a record of two victories day. 

over the -peaei,, • 80d 

William and Richard Cameron 

to make it three 

of Ocean city, called on W T 

large crowd Is eipected at Corson Saturday afternoon 

wtlch are 

dancing. 

""owed 

Saranel Hampton and daughter 

called on Ben Springer and 

mother one day last week. 

H B Madars killed hogs on 

Wednesday 

William T Goran and Nathan 

call this afternoon 

Locke motored to Atlantic City 

'Mother- "Oriclbus. 

Bunday 

Mrs Howard Young spent Hunday 

with her daughter, Mn We 

ley Paullln 

Mr and Mrs alien Devaul 

. Ocean View. ,|Blted Mr and M 

Richard COBBabonn on Sunday. 

Somere Young and Wyvil 

Dalley called on Joseph Colll 

Thursday afternoon. 

Mr George Trlpple called t 

Charles Cosaaboon Monday. 

Joseph Young, qr Camden, -vl 

lit hln mother one day last wee 

fieth Corsnn was an AUanl 

City visitor Tuesday. 

Walter Blngham. of AvaNin 

| called on his sister, Mrs Emnu 

Springer. Sunday afternoon 

Beth W. Comon and son motored 

to Sea I«lo City on Satur 

day. 

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kruk (pen 

one dsy last week in AtUntl 

I c end 

The Junior Ecworth League 

had a gfll-togetlHT meeting under 

Hie supervifnon of Mm. Ilattie 

Omnpbf-ll Prtday Bflernmn Tiere 

aW> a ValAntlne panty and 

Mle Insgue WBB entonalned wllli 

some popular number* by Mist 

M»rgB.r«t Forwlcr After Oils tile 

league will meat every Friday 

'tcrnoon 

Mr and Mra Ilix Cobb and 

MJIK AWbna Mnrrta were 4n 

SrMguton Siturday evening 

Mm Irving Mount, formerly of 

fhte place, who In now residing 

" 

"y- 

Mrs. Frink Sack, or Greenfield 

jailed on Mrs. Minnie L. c.n 

Wednesday morning;. 

Mr. and Mrs. Frant ^ 

motored to Bridgston to .pen, 

tho day recently. 

Mr. Vernon Chsrd, of Camdon 

spent Sunday with Mr. and tors. 

Devaul and family. 

Ow «n O», enl«7itaiJiod Miss 

*hun MoPedWIh nsranjffly. 

Mr. and Mrs. LesMe Blackmail 

tentained company from out of 

ton-n lost wae*. 

WJlm* Lambert, a pupil of th 

Build 

Then 

Insure 

Ine wise man builds 

his home, then he sees 

right away that it's 

properly "covered" by 

insurance. 

It"s the first step the 

new home owner 

should take. Cover the 

house with insurance 

against fire, then cover 

the contents against destruction 

and theft, ' 

> movies In Oesan City Tniirs- 

Iday evening; 

Mr. and Mre. 

fond Co Ocean . 

I

tS"? \ .' 

S< . v-\ lw 

Auto Industry 

' Built Up On 

Advertising 

The Short Cut To Mssa 

Ming, Which Made Mw 

Production Possible 

Pfosp&nty Followed On 

a&s 

g da (hp nhnr! £Mt tu 

Wild flfHl grimp^d In 

ruli Ly (Ii. r.uifMmji.ik, bugi 

according" fij Merle TfiofU! 

'11 lor of The .Nml,,,, H SUfiin^^ 

pru fucLJnn PHLBS HelJing^ 

nd iimiia {.redit are the iftdua= 

trial trLnifcteb or prunperity which 

this fi£w prutiuri has rant f (billed 

comic force It IB It us«d ft JC 

Iff ri national i i new 

It short out Ihe wluile 

distribution process supplement 

Ing nny complementing mui production 

by DUSD Ufllln^ 

The trlanfils needed a. third 

Hide While the automobile In 

dustry did not discover mass 

credit it did Belie upon a little 

used tosl sharpened It and put 

It ID work an & frand scale 

been & teal of commerce slede 

JJ^ldwin gold piaaos en oredll tn 

1800 and ginger established s 

sewleg machine nra gixly years 

ago bu t j I raipiiined for this 

youthful industry ta gather up all 

of the haaiFrioua eredit of the 

nation label It put it under t&e 

scrutiny or a fnnkcF in i evi 

to 'Work 

rim world iittlra anylhini 

Just a** iii&3H pradu 

cr|tft jzetl Just as magp 

WnS mJgundefHlnnd BO mfii 

I IH niturkt.il SB somer 

A hell piale\ motrn fully equipped 

TIM; fckry nf tlm imlomoblJt 

llidUiSlrj &UM ht!| Us yuuih 

UU1H 

frtf 1 in an 

Crpdjt Industnal (his 

t Id 

[Carolina, 182.60, North Dulioin k. urliam.' Vu 

:AllSetForBjgJ?27 

liO.8£; Ohio, tH Okliilmni.L uok biiuri- tiny I 

Ml; OrnKDti, Mi; Pennsylvania 

IU.B0; Kbode Wand. 119.10 

AtlapjiîyAuto Show South Caralina, |«0; South 

tain,, |J2; 

Texaa, 111,70; 

Any 

Play 

if tin Will Equal 

That of 

Bg Gfcs 

•Dollar Pier rfaSftfaomdy Decorated For Exhibit 

E T 

-,^ 

tUta* 

pUHDCer can, automo- 

•(ad noeerarlesfor the 

l exhibit lo te hn)d 

i *U«1MS of toe Atlan- 

\A4ito Deslera- AB 

J Million Dollar sK, 

(r;8«tt! prunrm. 

Jones (aaillyj! I suppose fott'n 

while the advertuilBf of lh-lr 'Heed for Advertlsitt); 

leard sbout poor old Bill? He's 

f«d value bag iucrmuied donlciitie 

Joined the great majority, 

It was the first III appreciate, 

* 

•mlth! Hal What kind of a 

national advertising as the Soo3 u- did- he get' 

la Studied By Legislators 

In VJBW of (he different cioin 

tons among the legKlaJopt in 

(«w JenUT with rricard lo the 

method of UMIHIHK ihe stati 

ConimlaskiD a hiifo prvi 

or roitd lu>t>rovt«ne»tHF tht 

Portland Cement Aôclatlon lia-j 

gMherfr Bomr IntprtBtliij! dam 

on Uin Lnipoqlllon of » gaaullne 

tar by the \arioua btatt-s. 

They have found Hat onjy four 

States do not collect gamillno t^x [ 

at present They are New Jer 

aey. New York, llllm,!, a n d Mlli 

Tliesc states In the 

Pau have relied on thilr lîî 

ûtaaobHe r»glBtrjtl«ii for high 

w*T funds 

JraiitU(jlt)r end South TaroJIoj 

ll*?* adopted the hlgacat tax flip 

.. cento a Ballon. The nejt hlEh- 

"unWMhinns. j rnoratlon »ay: 

(Ulonioljll^ Industry fin- « 

with a L'ttiifitlent brJIvf hi 

((UtriUiallon vl mo »«>" 

(hit haM marked thi> JKU t " Ii 

year of n>cord production 

lantlal profits in the in 

and t>f rworthbrâkln^ 

[ly la all lines of t)iiiilii< 

till" y a » r lt8 "tvoiily 

universal 1 )', the SlMilcliaNur 

Milan loo)tR forwaiv] to tht 

year in its liln 

lull) the volumo of gene 

ay not eicetrd tlie 

K |>rooortlotiH ut the 

Ihe buiiiii^JiH Hlliiittion 

irked l>y a n abrietM:t) t»f rat 

would lead tit u Hcrl 

^n from our riiLllttnii 

ltt vfow of .|hU roil 

sline 111 1927 «il 

He* be of largo »ntl profit 

proportions- lt citniiot al 

be OH an u£tcrii!lln£ ttcalt 

lhe nation's prosperity dof-i 

ulre that It muni lie Thi. 

portUlon (if Americiin 

and our ex|Hirt tratl* 

u atrong that we canntii 

panicky m-tlmi-k In till-. 

. The naturally opllinlji 

courageouh attitude nf 

oonsldfiatilt lnHuianttt 

ift any major rifeainoii 

k have had Jio îrious »vii 

Iclion nor um inplo>Tii'nt In 

'ajttd Slaliw HIWI 1321 m.l 

not ha^f it In 11.'7 If 

nctlon 13 uirfnlly atljiwiid 

ind Duiln^, tlx. piHi >Rr On MIL third Hour n esw 

Don l jump 

world Five States—Mlnnpeoti 

modlrUH chailffillrti rlilb him bt.tn 

-if: F Y\ir wair until It 

I.Milt ittiiippiil with Wisconsin 

lows tMbrsdni and 

totikii Hniukln^ room bartaur 

nkjne; ill tbe orddr 

now produce hal/ tho 

Ulit 

uniF-rillit Bhtip antl otnrr c nrLB fort isaJned 

1 t if 

optratorn who ni ir htad 

butter of thla country, 

art^m Hurt 

atep In 1 silent from Be 

Moilhur said Bobby eaullotia- 

hln I 

A itnilt^ 

frinnd 1 ly "may I hanr€ some sasuly If 

mh 1 

jnur wny 

aak tar ltt" 

M $ M $ $ I $ I $ $ 1$ I $ I I $ I $ M M $ M M M I H I $ M M $ I t $« 

SENSATIONAL PRICE REDUCTIONS AT 

STUDEBAKER'S USED CAR SALE 

In todayh "weather— 

$1800 Cars for 

the Man With 

$750 

These prices defy competition 

- - - 

These cars are priced several 

hundred dollars lower than 

you can buy any comparable 

car after March 1st. Spring 

We ask to show you how folly and quickly demand always raises prices. 

r, 1 j t . • .1 • i,. We must sell now. This is 

TV J ^^l^ S ^ r C W ^ r t w ^ l w i ^m e m r your opportunity to get a 

This beauUtuI Studebaker Duplex Phaeton slightly used. /^_I,, 1bT£f% DC" A? D • 

Originally $1800. At this sale Unly *p§ OU Kt.AL oargain, 

Studebaker's pledBe to the public on used car sales printed below. 

Read it. You MUST be satisfied. 

Big Six Studebaker Sedan. Originally $2500. 

At this sale 

ONLY $600 

40 CARS BEDROCK PRICES 

^PARTIAL LIST BELOW: 

Studebaker Special Six Sedan, A Certified 

Car, Reduced to. ...$780 

Studebafcer Spec. 6 Victoria, Uied one 

year. Original price $2210. Now $800 

Hudson 5-passerifer Sedan. In very 

good condition. Guaranteed. Now $500 

Ford Touring. Not certified but worth 

$40 

Naih Sedan. One year old. Cost new 

$2200, Paint and tires good and mechanically 

fine Only $900 

Studebaker Special Six Sedan, Another 

certified car, good rubber and freshly 

painted „....,„ ».....,.«.......|800 

Studebaker Duplex Phaeton, Slightly 

used, but looki like new. Now only 

#780 

•Rickenbacker Sedan. Paint and tires 

fair. Mechanically good. An exceptional 

buy at this sale price., .,,$475 

Ford Tudor Sedan. An excellent buy 

for the Ford Uter at...,.,,..m.$27S 

itudtbaker Light Six Touring—Run 

only 15,204 miles and open car season 

nearly here. Priced now at $225 

Studebaker Big Six Sedan—-Miles mean 

smiles driving this car. During thii 

iale at..,-.,, , _ _ .. .$600 

Open all day Sunday and every evenlngS 

Pledge to the Public on 

Uted Car Sales 

1, All used oars offqroil tn the l)u!ii!c 

Bltnll bo hoiieitly represented. 

2, All atuitehaker lutemoblUa which oro 

Bold aa OBRTIFIBP 0AM have been 

properly reconditioned, and carry a 

OQ.ilay guarantee for roplaeeniDnt of 

defective parts and froe gerviee en 

adjustments. 

3, Every used car is conspicuously 

marked with Its price in plain flguroH, 

Hnd that price, juat as the price of 

new cure, Is rlgldljf maintained. 

4, Every purchaser of a Used gar may 

drive it for five dayi, and then. If 

not satisfied for any reason, turn It 

back and apply the money paid an a 

credit on the purchase of any other 

ear tn Block—new or used. 

Not only to the public, but also to 

the Biudebaker Corporation of America, 

whose cars so sell, we pledge 

adherence to the above policy in 

selling used cars. 

The A B C 

of U*ed Car Buying 

A—The Car must look right 

B—The • Oar must run right 

C—The Price must bo right 

Thcae cars litive nil been selected an tho 

biuls or theso throe points. TJn-y look 

rifiht. Our pjtidgo aBBiireti you their performance 

will be more than itatl&fnctoiy. 

Tho Drtcod spoak for themselves. 

Buy HOW 

$40 UP 

Ford Sedan—Does not look like a 

1927, but runs ai good $100 

Studebaker Big Six Touring—i-Just the 

car for hacking this summer. Can be 

bought for... enly $250 

Ford Roadster—Come on, fellows. A 

late model and good. 

Overland Touring—Why walk when 

you can get a late model touring ear 

tor : ....„....„.„„ ire 

Chevrolet Touring, Mechanically good, 

as well as good tires and paint. 

Ford Sedan—$ value for every $ spent 

for this car ....,..„„ ........only #118 

'Overland Coupe Sedan—Business or 

pleasure A great buy at _ .$250 

Ford Sedan—Just the C«r to use to go 

to your" work .."^^: „ „ $1X0 

Overland Touring—We defy you to 

beat this at \ . $50 

Studebaker Custom Sedan, 1927— 

Slightly used on demonstrating. A 

real buy at . „ $1240 

Willys-Knight five-passenger — Lodes 

good and is good. Will sacrifice for 

$7S0 

HURRY! THE CAR YOU WANT 

MAY BE SOLD FIRST! 

Exceptionally low time 

payment .rate*. Robt G. Pierpont, Wildwood, N. J. I Freertorage 

March lit

55:?^ -. 

Quarter Million j Public Keen 

Buicks Sold in 1926 For Chandler 

i Montreal and ut 

where ahtfui haw already 

modal Is colled Ihi Tb*o Bniurbaai and li a ilrluii- Dulrfc 

an the Series lls rhn.-i- 

In Hands of I 

Auto Drivers 

Auto Club Officials .&y 

f Carelessness Chief Factor 

In Highway Mishaps 

" FOOT Roads Cause Few 

Young Outlines 

Swing To 

Efficiency and Social Du 

t motion Potent Factors 

\ p T n f m I m l i f 

* ) h h t r h * l o n g 

i f a J i l l Ji i t r 

Alwaja be Csrûi," the A E 

C. for tte motorist, l& emphasized 

.b/tê KejBtone Automobile Clu 

rf Ne Jrs*y 1 *kl k* 

f^ ills ivedls af & survey srf au£o- 

l^lpsIiUi fieeldgoi causes, "^relest; 

CTiHE la file fiaodllag of motm 

Mitels alms* Invariably i,, 

&d to bo the #Bi@f 

ism factor to iifihw^r 

»*y9 a sfatessm by Frank 

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awldeuu! 

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as the ultirnaii' ia ;iH]tor,lr,ni 

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faur iundam^ntal râson« %b^ 

at eyiinêr car^ art? bDUud ta 

liBaie ariKinc all ram r llinu 

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I I * 1 J i t M l i i i i r k i t i l i ^ i ^ , p , i i r j r 

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f n u r h i - C i U e ' i n i k i n i l f h i n n r k e f r i g i r i i 1 i - * w i ^ i « ^ i r k t n n t u r - i * 

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— T H a j i h h n i ! I l l l r i , h a i w , I I , \ , t i c l i H n ' i i i l t i u i l i 

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h r u u g h a n i i d c l u s p fiit p a ^ c n ^ p r I kl lnff in ' h t « n h p r i i . i I K 

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t i i i u i * I t ^ r i p l I p 3 i i i n f h t h i g h e r 

i t i n I h i l i t ] ! u h l I I * t h i r u u 

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?*AOTO I 

YOUR CHOICE- 

Which would you buy if you had fi 

arm hundred dollars to invest in trans, 

portation—a small new ear, or a larger 

and higher grade used csr? The answer 

is obviDU3 to anyoni! who looks Over 

our (election and knows our reputa- 

tion for bomst values. 

BECKER'S GARAGE 

II, UKCKKH, |-r..p. 

Woodbme, N, j. 

OCEAN CITY ITEWS, OCEAlT CUT, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBBTTABT11, 1927. 

Points 

of Peerless 

Model Six-90 i 

((few Devices and Furnish- | 

(iagi Make It Car of Beauty ( 

and Efficiency 

Body Styles in 

15 ONLV AS 

ft. Model Bli »0—ii ear 

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hlfhir prlceil ilr ejnolindi r J _ 

markPt=ls announce,! 

Whence Ccime 

Sea Isle City 

Street Names 

Mythology, Literature, For 

A 

,!„„ TH. fMtory nst pri" Mmcncan 

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Cost Less 

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i j 

ill i 

I* 1 ' 

unil ,1I» 

frnm |] E 00 up 

1 ler 

ri3ôn »h) the pighi 

cur hdtf arrhiw] Thai ig w&3 

f« nnJj utimiian , 

t fla i t & asc serk! 

USftO or mofv are d**flniip]j 

poinl eut are the Isfsomhl§ Isw 

of humafi efiolce iht* ctfnLinua] fneiDrablr 

dÎre sf people Tnr Bmiis*ifc!ngl io mppt i 

betfef the history fiT fbi auio 

mobile Indiwiry and ihi- fatt I 

that (he eight cylinder prjnciph ! 

csaibinca a smsothue^ unknB»n| A Cheap Oae 

to aay olher type plus g^ri 

for 

th*> eighi 

In a nminr or 

for ta 

I3a clia-wl* ^hifh « i^ intrnduc 

ft1 January H at ihi* St v. \ nrk 

«hnx AfinihtF modi-I «hicfl •» 

lnnlnB 

II Ftqliiri'd tih-iu tl»p r 

arth it 1 hug, i\p.nli[li't [n 

a'mmplish OUF litn 

af fa*nrab!i| in ^'^ • sptrini* riiil 

eosiment N the eomt*Ffjbip coup** *lt*tj tpmpnJ in1 runiinyou 

a deluxe open PBclrfed tjp* nn '"^ of th 

the ntFieti i2K eha^ 

model WJa f m f fid uci*ri 

Bower aid 

pr Pailmt jnnrT 

gPneral t, ,„„ „,„„'„„ b 

TiB law or human choir— na, hUj a ^nff.roi,. nprratran 

lie ertrfaXlDB «an:l far ,„, I flir j40 _ F l c t a n |., * 

eight our ihi pa 1 

Thl^l'hric jiar- hi c rnlnu 1 in I 

fiiherj nf cnurse H^ knnn a, h I 3 ir jl 

ir Inns before the Ro»al Blcht 

>a» rhn»n In Ihi piibllr al Ih, 

..* Iu k Shm 

III. »ut.i .,uck „.„„ In ,„, „,,,„ I n,,r ,„„. 

4n1 thir li tn jl Lout nf, I ,hf Siandift «!p,-ri3| an I B . 

could \ farm hors. Dull, I n oul ,,„ ^,r,l_ ,, , a(,n thp t(1 nj'J 

i I Ini n II 1 throne 

ninitm) -s , k fj ,,yln 

II nore EBMieUjri 

Chtyiler 50 ler -70" when it was introduced three year, 

Keep in the forefront of your mind the a »°—« new record for the industry. Today there 

-ler "SO" price*—$750 for the Coupe- 

we hundre da of thousands of Chrysler '70" 

for the Coach- $8JO^ for the Sedan owners who are felting the second hundred 

-n "f*" 1 * t* 1 " 6 Prices fa mind, contrast the tho «» a nd miles of unfailing service from their 

J^lM •"SO; with the onty four other foui: " V .. . 

""-der cars ef large production, CompMe its • JL , lhr |* , years tmce the introduction of 

cdor Harare., to full^ family roomi= ^,H^S, 2°^ Chr ^« ««« >v« "l«- 

VOU said you'd do I 

if Remember that i 

you told her that "one 

of these days you'd 

buy a home for her 

Now is the time and 

we'll show you how 

the rent money will 

pay for it. 

JOHNLMAHER 

""•jar 

See that they have the proj 

amount of air 

Let as repair your tires by iht \ 

special Firestone factory methc 

If you want Economy, Comfort 

Safety of Gum Dipped Tires-see I 

a sitiinditn! sulin imi ' 'ii f —? J J i M \m 

ittraeiively dlirrrtnt b., iy Thus Does Unpmnhile E\ ' M ' ' " "" 

N._, are being nffurn) ihi« gui C, " I !'••' »' H'v " 

enl body d*îgn follows that ut ec utive hxplain I heir Domi P- I -4 H Mi .11 I, 

U.e siher Peerlrm mudpla »hkti, nance ThrnugHout World I 

^•rg won wfde^pfead praisi' fur ' 

thilr beauty The motur nf "* '^ = = " ~ 

laeft boi* b F fl v ** lnfih strokf i This Opinion of R S Cnle 1 

tBH II 1& Of lilt same hifeh = ——= \ 

ip«d, Jilgfe efficiency tyê which I WiLh ih* »n 1 !> imp. » .in in 

h« firade ath^r Pcerlens inndi it if, *mrl I minii 

poleblf for tfieir stamina ml m iFk* t 1 i u 

Imsediati! rrspnn^c urwUr alt rft riuu-* mn l! 1 

drirlog 

t i r i n q u m 

i I l i f t i h f i ' - f 

i . L l n n i I n 

in 

ill prmiti 

.i= J11- 

pf wh U 

^1 1 

I i 

\ 1 

ID the motor suaptasion 

original eushi 

Th. III 

SBl^Bt among auLumnth (. en 

ii^rs. The four p«lni û^pi n 

B U emplej**d »1 th iht nir 

ine motor resting upnn cunli 

[s & live rubber which «Hn 

s efatJcaJIy ami dynamically 

slnate ilfcratinn In addition 

s robber lfimilaEea the body in 

llflar iHsn any KlJghl nuisb-i 

vslsb may develop In the RIOIQF 

An additional riîd tubular cro%< 

at thp rear sr the m 

jvldt-4 the moinr with 

frj In 1 hi w irlit Ir li i 1 n 1 

1 ninth ahrui 1 In ]i . link 1 

po-ijrluti la iljuti I nit pri eft f ti it 

in«l'*rULrt (if \*ri rf»Hiiii> « !tir 

ii M.in-. -! ilmn . h n r o n i h r - i r 

j m i H ( n f i n * e n f l i i i M < a t ' r I H I I 

[ | i n t 1 li I I i i ] i U r ! u u n i I M 

1 « u d f h I I A n n i i ( i n ( u 

I i i \ m M i i n i n i t o i ( i r w i t h 

1 I I! ll pi IV- 

iinir 

I i 

T h i i i - i i 

i n p i i < t K - i i i j 

i i i j t h a t i FI * 

«f 

Ei d i i r l i o n i n t l u > U Ii i v 

| t r r p r u I n I » l i i t . l i u i 

ni LUH 

T. & T. Tire Servi 

CoMider the new luirw-velvet upholWry W 8 ^ still further. Today there is „ new 

the smart cadet vwoi, r- •---?• Chryiler 70 finer : - ' 

t vitoi. 

The contrmst will prove so strikini. 

nbl that-^ven if you we« J, 

f h d 

in appearance and even 

more car^ble m its performance than its preda- 

—-. ».W1. „ j,ulJ were not predis. ?? s . or ', t-hrygler again offers a car more beaut!- 

in favor of the conceded brilh'anee of ful '" / orm and with » fleetneis and a flexibility 

" cannot fail to recoil '" P erformaBC « «hat again makes obsolet« ordj. 

,—1_, "en— , * nary motoring standards, 

Chrysler Imperial "80" 

In the beauty of so fine a car as the Chrys- 

ler Imperml '-SO' 1 there is something mora than 

pee of hne or lustre of paint. There is the 

knowledge that in motion the Mr will be as 

supremely smooth. as adequate in performance 

as m appearance, a* satisfactory in its possession 

as in its cajuaj examination. 

^ pwmeeyeu »„„„( fail g 

n«f m the pnee of the Chrysler "JO" a value 

wluch l«vM no possibility of my other chote 

Chrysler "60" 

A Brilliant Success 

Conspicuous Chrysler comfort, fine a 

wee arid bnlhant Chry»le» si^ylinder pe 

" * « ^ w .eost—these are the reason, 

6rm few short months h 

and an aeceptoce amonR tens of 

to m, j f ° f ?•" ad «» uac y. of wdine« 

to meet any demand, is particularly noticeable 

m the Imperml "80," It is, as . matter of fact a 

very real and very demonstrable asset 

Cven carte blanche to create a new ideal 

m motor transportation and unhampered by old 

prejudices ,nd traditions, old designs anfoyfr 

worn machinery, Chrysler engine!? have pt 

T , 1 •»«*•** powerful, »mooth, fast 

md safe in new and finer ways. 

ot 

Finer Chryiler "70" 

The prysler "80" of today offers a 

mechamcal measure of pow«, 

«onomy, and wMdMfuUy ffianced ridi 

t«es, because ,t it above «I1 else efficient: 

new T 

LEAHEY 


Car an Orphan Asylum 

PALMER JIRF SHOP 

rax 

OCEAN CITY, N. I 

five body styles are to be of 

fired fn the ne« madeira SJJOFI 

roadiier fp^dater coupt flit, 

$*m§flger sedan, flip pa^^ngtr 

larnUuIc-t All 

eo a wieelbasse of 120 lncht^ 

Thg three H\ § paseengtr cam 

ire already In produrilon Ii \* 

to start profiuefinn nn 

flier and ma 

|*Jphlf\ a short timr 

offered by any AnwrU ai 

r 

faeturer la the landaultt 

m Its regular UBC It 

4t sedan yet whpn deÎrp 

Quarter nay b* 1 fold CM J 

the occupants of the rear 

lan enjoy the free flow of 

•If Bad UDQbstruct^d TISY/ which 

heretofore toeen enjoypil 

If by owners of the open ears 

H§ sport gedan 1M of the ifl 

Knows as elosp-eaupled that 

te ths rront Beat yet trnffirl* nt 

Win btitk flrrit Is braugnt closer 

ia allowed for enrnplfti 

An oval window ami 

4 be* in the rear, together with 

ji Irank mount&d on thn bark 

ear a. beauty whfeh an 

_ it of popularity with 

ng (kmlrc a car that U different 

_ jvt not bizarre 

All of iht enclosed mf a fcvan 

flnf^h^d find eomplrfr in 

board, «lik door pulls 

and Hmiiklng s* t** and 

__ Jlvcr fttdngH pnnlilc , **"^ 

* «tUUrtouiinfW4 nvMrh many an , ^ ^ fe \ 

^•nifkrlaed to find in a car of thin' t 

[J>_8ttiooHiIy operating ami Inhor- t 

er fulnilmt nt by 

nil* Lily (*r Philadelphia 

tti^la^ M*.c t Han I liincork 

Unanl «i.ri- niLrntfl aflfcF ihi 

dnun KtiiLralis and Stephen 

n amed in honor of Italy, the tltith to Elgihty-fouUh Etrcotfl ln- 

being IÛlH for Italy 

fodlotvjnig. 

Paris aft T Ihi 

3llnt*rMi after 

i i i r t g i H l . l t ¥& a 

French whfrh wore tmmed after fho vu 

and 

e u i l i i » i p h y a f c ^ a n ^ H h e b e i n g u 

r s > i l i h | , f K i d * * ^ j 

A r l n d n t . i a a G r « c k m y t h i c a l 

n j L i i i . ' A n A O r d l n g t o U I H m y t b 

A r X i t ) t > i ( w a a a < 1 i i i i j £ b > t & r o f M l l i a f l , 

K i r s t r f O r n l r S h e M l i n l o % L > 

w I t ti T t n * * i i » t J i i i ' I g n \ p t i l s n a 

r l i - v i . n r i h f i a i j i n t * i l d * h i m o u t 

n i i l i < 1 i i , v i i r , i , h i n c , i H « I n 

h l n . i i l I r - l i > M l i m t y n r M l n u t a M r 

* I . L H 1 n i n i i N H r h u l r n i d i i a j i d h a l f 

(Lif now known 

t« >.lnly flflh St: 

Big Basket 

Thn RIUT baafn, 

tht rlchcî and largiitt surplus 

pintlticlng agrieultiiral ana ^4JI 

the world eonbihis mughly twe* 

thlrda of the taiifi fn farms Iff 

thi Lntiot) States mill Atî^tant 

nf Agrlcul tu re R W 

vni-~ tnn'lmH In !h» libyilni/i 

mii^lintiiil hy Uni'IaillH in fnH ' 

whfn II ilivmnml Ih* p.Hwuirili 

trfbiilt rf «€.v t 11 jnnih« an 1 «t?yen 

rmijih n» „( nt hy Alht^nn imtl! | 

lf 

I, j Dnnlap in 

winoli} ^ 

rfo«nt 

Thi< 

lie wKllrfd thfe basin. ry It fumlahofl 

plif?H of hogs, cattle, aod 

and pouHry predufits tc si 

of peopto bath Hers and aJ 

Lumber States 

Ambitious ' , 

' Why dui you ttfFn down 

offer in bg projfdi&l of U 

T*ht>rf wasn't any 

and rfltaM.d AfhtnH fftffn tht 

trlbllir - After kufijng ThusUH 

f 1 uin 1 h* laî>rln 1 h «he a/tf»r 

Hirfi fled with him to the Isle 

tsf NI\QH v, ht.PL ft* 1 abantlaned 

her Ttlffe DlonyaUa found hir 

mil intdt In 1 hia wire 

Ni Plum IH najmed .tftsr Old 

Kir*E \ r HIM him-wir 

f m il Pt u] Dalphln Bh'Il 

hup Idi ntitled ^lih ihe neyli 

Ijiju nn WUH nniiu«I dltTcrpnliy 

at tii^t lîrt tin hating in*i*ii 

tri\*n it IJ* f 1 t by nuns « h« ha\i 

1 siii in HUT TiJiut-ni Jipre In the 

vlMnlti «f that ^trtil 

Aibiirn arifr an anrient namn 

FI Itiin^d in 

Of BnKl"n4 

n Vflulnla 

Ohlu îjl 

MlûUri 

dilirr mn ip icy nr enmijin itifin [ _i(lt 

nr -iLuii-fii it U nnt n\cr?tatinK| j 

i r irt in fijy tint morr than 

thru rmirih 

Than Last Summer r-i.ii..i*iphu bnntM 

= 

i lit wm Htiti [ Unsiluwni 1 B( I 

III Jfll H O & VilKMl WVtftpli iJIiL 

Ail mtie and Elm w 1 ri. nam* il 

oJlif old wnrlil niim*^ 

Delaware Bridge Higher 

J.m 

Ihi 

tij,fil ft t hi tin r on Mnn 

nirj i = ihin It 11* a hist *ummrr 

J Iu di hint** Troni the niL.in tidp 

hul in thi ru^d» ly TiHfs as tht 

fntri nr> f il 1^ 

I his wiit t.splalned b> Jei**pft and 

K C n^tt llo fcctihr (I ni.inajTCr 

I&L hntlfTP in Cum nit H ting on thf lUwJnptiK 

tiltnitnt nF I rcH JiHsptrsnn mm]t 1 Orr-o.fi A\t 

hm Monday bprnr* 1 tli^ Phlli 1 ler ihp ocm 

fit Inhl 1 êrtinn of the American . Fr»ni If J! 

Smiil> nf ( hll f-nzlworn flint Mr 

Vint I t nf 1 unl Hfunniuntun S(*ff 

iianmi Lrn 1 thi tsvo otnpr TUIPH 

Mr UinilU fmin.l. .1 

jjiidiiHf art^r an t-urly Hfitlpr 

PrJnrc I jiifin ant] Spiing w^r* 1 

nnt luim il iiFttjr any particular 

pi irr u] ihin^ 

Finy fimlh EtiecL tn BisSj 

nimh Sin ti iiicluîvi. »erf fui 

nitHy njiiu I tftpr fajnaus HILI 

ary im n and pneEs as Knowli*H 

J*imJ«* 5ht 1 ii]ij.ii Knottiest Irish 

clriniafiL puct 1TS4 1SS2, Spen>wr 

B imii nd Spi HHI r Enf 1 Nh poi^t 

l rE j 1 ^*ii to»pir William 

ffiftpir English pent 1711 1SQ0 

U lllUiuinii \* IMUni Crawford 

iru-^ciii Engli*-h naturalist 

1K95 Byrun Gwirgp Byrnn 

f-h pt«.i Histli Bîron 17|R 

Farraml Mjuham 

u-y lljptiajn b«aiii 

Friiz wtre imn 

ud mrjnbirii of R 

ihf height of tHi' hrid^^ IH ten hryf 

tn n\]nv. {-nnn 1 ship« !o pis 1 * 

Its pri Ity cold tnnikht Mr 

i nhtrlln said *HO the height at th** 

bflilcp Ii nbout Ml fppt Thcrt-p 

1 diffiraniu nr from tisht to trn 

fppt Iiptw prn tht hpight on the 

hut[c«ft unri on the euldi »-t d3 

This U ncenunt! d fdr h> iht. 

phrlntcngp Of the HIPPI cablp^ in 

rold wtfitiiPF and the p^punsion on 

lint days Thp niinimuni hflEhi of 

tin hriffqp flsrd hy the W.ir DP 

psrtnit-nt In ûninicr under hi.t\y 

tr.irflr is? Ill fmt t«o feet higher 

thnn thr Bmokljn firlilgp I h^vp 

(ipird no mrnptnlnti «f shipi nut 

ihlp. to pans un^Lr tt 

to J*yfiy-«i^:rith 

!*5 SnelKh popt 1792 1822 

tj Thomjji Otway En^llah 

FSLK and j druHdllc pnnt 18S2 16iB Bry- 

,tnt William Cujjpn Bryant 

Matilda I Anitrjtiin pa^t and journalist 

GarriTMil 17S4 1S7F Bulwtl- Edward 

nifil afterj Robert Bulftpr, flrnt EaTl of Lyt 

J. I-.lt City Inn Entrll^h popt ISO* 1E7J 

Burn^t Rnhtrt Burns Scottish 

njifiit d af prjpt 1759 1667, CQW1D> ABra 

him Cuftl English pott, 161S 

tn bpilng 1687 

, K»nij -c t\iH\ StKft tn Fift^nth 

ipsts nuia Fitrfi (i me nnw kfifiwn ^ Seven 

Thi frish ef It 

II »an during 1 ihf rir> apt 11 

find a Khowir hat ing 1 come up 

Doctor Blank remarked m hU 

giiitleri* r Thl** rain will do a 

lor of Mind Patrick 

* It Uil! (hit fenrr * rrhim*d 

J'lt Suri an hnur nf it now 

tlo mon conri in nw jnlnMuij 

than a month nf it would flu 

1 week at any other tlmp 

ton Trannerfpt 

Madge (of htF Snaccfc) * I can 

rt.ad jack like a bnak 

Marie (who knows him} 

'Well, you'd better skip a few 

chaptcrH —Boston Trsniefipt 

most jfralous ruro.to in- 

entire comfort to the driver 

ihe PeerjefH llno and the car- 

are notorious an 

which steal many years 

these doors 

fur foirign matter are 

yarded In the Peoriew 

An oH Ptirlotor filters 

cleatiglnff it of «v«ry p&r 

ratfcon or metal which 

Bet an an fltorajdve In the 

A TirtOle gasoline fll 

the fuel b«fo« It eu 

carburetor iribJta «n air 

irhkth *itract« road dnat 

*lr 4tefbre It entere the 

computes tb# trio it? 

frw motor 

owner. 

Saturday 

February 12th 

OPENS NEXT 

SATURDAY NIGHT 

To Saturday 

February 19th 

lith 

Annual Auto Show 

Million Atlantic 

Dollar city, 

Pier New Jeney 

Sales and 

Service 

HEWITT & TIGERT 

CHEVROLET CO. 

Tirei and Tubas -\ A««iiorie8 

* Ball rionq 14 or (I 

Cape May Court Houfc, N. J. 

Go to the Show 

and While Therm 

C O M PA R E 

THE IMPROVED 

THE UNIVERSAL CAM 

Compare Quality, Appearance, Parformwlce,"* 

Value and you will choose the FORD—jurt M 

over fourteen million others have done. The im- 

proved FORD is the most popular mi in As 

world—the freateat value ever offer«d—and U» 

lowest priced in history. 

See the Camden Ford Dealer &thibit « the 

Automobile Show. Ford model* and Ford im- 

provements will interest you. 

For real enjoyment and pleasure thii (pring place 

your order NOW for one of these new models 

with 

EVANS & LLOYD 

Ford Sales and Service , 

So, Main StrMt Cape May Court Howe 

How to read fcreentages | 

Were Dodge Brotheri to sdl 100 motor (an aoe 

year and 200 motor sari thi neK, tb«F MuM 

tfuthfuily announee th«t thdr rates had increased 

100$ in » sinite year. Yet they WBUM M^ law 

•old 300 motor art in all. 

In other words, PSKCENTAGE of annual gain 

ii not conclusive. The NUMBER of cars sold 

is the true test. 

That Dodge Brothers Saks in 1926 showed m 

increase of 27.6* ever 1915 is not the MAJOR 

fact to consider—striking H it is. 

But that Dodge Brothers sold 210,967 cars ta 

192S, and thm in 1926 told 331,764—a gain 

of 71,797 sains in twelve months—telll • Itwy 

of growth that stands out like a tower on to 

skyline of the industry. 

Three hundred and thirty-one thousand buyers 

LAST year! Many more vital improvements 

added THIS year! No increase in pricet Three 

powerful arguments for earnestly investigating 

this smart and sturdy product before deciding 

What to buy! 

Inuring' Car_. 

Coupe _ 

•Special 

. Mi 

. 1W0 

bmliuni 

BECKER'S GARAGE 

H. BECKER, Prop. 

WOODBINE, N. J. 

Wi Alto Smll Dtpendmblt Vfd Car*; 

Dan BE- BROTHBI 

MOTOR CAliS 

i'lia; 1 '

g^PlpWB^ : af^pfPy^ wmsm 

-,,— of postwar delation, and 

dwi i8 atirMineiy fluiBhen inAuto Increase iii'3l declined II per cent, Tho ntxt 

hig&ly ghly tolblicil DulLiJiod lacquer with a •%/ n/I'lf r- 1 l year, hswerer, a 10 per cent 

(ilmlnctivoly striped baul stir. Years Million rold gain was checked up and 

rounflliiB the car from radiator to 

further S3 per cunt, gain 

rear (ounciiu. 

-^— 

1933, 

The Interior ensemble of UHURemarkable 

History is That In 1DJ4 [iruiluclliin again 

Itoynl Bight sedan lit pcrhosi 

showed n slight liraHui! of 31 pe 

ovott nism delightful than the of Industry's Growth cent. but this viui counters 

exterior. 

One of the most ..„..,„_„ aneed by a 11 per cent, gain , 

Upholster}' tBroUBhoUt Is of 

stories of industrial progress in 1«SJ, The total for 192J show 

luxurious sllver^ray mohair. Seat 

the world's history lays behind another slight gain and froi 

the ftgures which show the present loillcatlons 11ST will 

overstuffed, buttoned type, softlyeuiinlnnetl 

over Marshal! springs, 

growth of autonisBlle production close •till further increase 

renst 

and are exteremely comfortable. 

from 1S9S up 10 and including Prom th. eountrj , s . smallest .„„ 

All interior fitments ore of decor 

1936. From four cars produced Industry i in 1)15. 1B*I the h automobl] 

jw model BuIoJ, showing the latest 

in onglno construction ative statuary bronse to conform III the I'lilled states in 1895, industry grow until It aitallie 

to the new instrument board ef, total production Has grown to nrai place in 1923, according t. 

feet. The instrument panel, 4.410,000 In IMS. or all Increase the eensu* of manufacturers com 

onee with the line eight poteur which Is IniMrretly IlluiniiiwI i ot n millidn'fold.! And this phe- piled for (hat year, Ihe last fo 

plant, mi 111 aid Black vl.-,_ pn-vi from above, contains a eiâr nomiiial Increase pccurreti In a which comparative figures a 

'deal and stnt-ral sales managi t- lighter vvlth an Ingenious trouble period of only 33 yean*. available. In ihnl ynar t 

,10* a dieeusHion of tlu otft • " »-••»"» irpuoie; 0( Of joiirse. course, the four cars pro- 

whoinesnl,. vnlue nf aiiloiiiohll 

yaJSlraighf modiUs. 

light Biiaehmsnt, and an electric j dH1!(,d ,„ n H werc e*i»rtaent«l produced was s:i,lii^,:!07.H7i 

clock in addition to tho iielinl I ,,,,,i tt.«.. .... • . ^ --•"" 

Hundreds of thousands of antr gasoline gauges, gpeeiln- 

WOT not intonded for pub- 

Eight Lin^ nils il of espprlniental ro-vd t< B£ 

meter and ammeter. A foot light Uc mh\ In the lQi}awlng year 

log la all sections of the coun- ciisnmer switch ig placed for eon- 36 cgra were manufactured. In 

try and exhaustive analysis ef lenience on the iaft of the ateer- 189v 100 niaeliines were turned 

Include 3. and 7- jaotor and chassis performance lug post, near the eiuteh pedal. out. but il was not until JIBS 

finder ellmiitlr ixmdlUnifs w hlrfi The rear compartment ass a that the total reached 1,000, 

j« Sedans, 4-passen- ¥Srl8d from freezing is desert bronie robe rail .with decorative 1819 production really began 

• Coupe and Roadster hpat(. preceded praduetlan an the hand crips; an upholatcrei) foot on a commercial basis. In that 

line, Mr, Hack mentioned raaij a healer which Is iiet neatly year 4,192 ears were produced 

late the rear lower portion of the at a total wholesale value of 14, 

iFWto #2193 to $2295 iBtgoth Ontot tawtt Plant front seat haek* silken guggle 

Jflpii at either side of the wide, 

_ saootihness at i 

The trenii continued upward 

rear scjit, with shadcul reading anii in 1104 a 

sBteds,vtogellier with an surer. Itelita above, and a richly en. 

per coat. 

WMil of the moat iinportati ilftTco of quietness and flashing 

gain over the previous year was 

gravod Hmoking set and vanity 

Mivj »attouneemen« of tli flcceleraLinii, are salient eharae, 

reeiirited. The increase was fron 

set—each iliting snugly into - 

«... ^JKUifiOleveiaBii Mo- (eristics of the Hoyal Blent mio 

11.3.15 in 1908 lo 28,419 tho 

JjCorpotatlon aanouBmd , tor, whjea, hag a counter-bal- 

Mlher glde of the fcody. feillowinjj y year. Another nother 100 J00 per 

ItrateBt Eight line, anced crankshaft (balanced both The body, which is unusutiiiy een!. jnerease wag recorded in 

four models, with a Statically and dynamically) anil low swung, has slender Heel cor- 

1909, when 187,731 cars wore 

at to I228E full fcrceifeed prwuri iubrica. ner posts to allow the uunost in 

produced against #8,500 In 190S, 

tfon to all eranksho/t, connecllng vlslblni)>, and a unique wind- 

, ,BW*ih (B,,tte ChBBdlBr rod; fJunsiiaft tearlnn and valve illnlll device which given desired 

rise 

liHtKt line Jneludi two di» 

entllatlon at 

the single 

j turn 

turn of 

o 

|a»M; iMtpj af a aat •itraordlnafy low and high knob It ha 

nn extended. In 

_ «* pefformanco Ig claimed fo 

& 

iu»n1«r «WB and i tne ear. It to gald that the Boya 

iJoff, Bins nsditer, with ElBlit _has Jj per cent, liiot 

SjMtt (or ,Bttra BaMtBgers, power and easily surpasses th 

[Bdte>i new Bowl JSirtt perfernjance ablliti- of Chandler 

Jettmnmd h? » Cnand. well-known I ili model 

"'SV tead ejght In iiiiB which has wc of com 

t| 3 3-16 IBCB bore and petltive speed, 

hill Climbing 

I «roke, it dovelopi io 

, rjj, at J.ooo K. P. M 

,»IU «(. soveoty-flvo milas u 

^tjfcfthr with .MM, It |," 

iijggMta U natteniea alter 

MWgWMl known Bif Bli 

!;'iflffl:--M» four wheel me- 

. «ir Meaner, „ 

atle Beat control 

K (tjilea 

famed "Ono Shot" 

| 

f tho owtiftr 

lubricate his car 

If ins drl»or - » scat 

J :b 

••»•.,•,.•/, ' 

fTV-rJKSp** 

Space 

S Big Plant 

Going Up 

Speed Equal To 

Jf»rTime Record 

fit R«dy M«Kh 15 

larte nuUdiai pf9fji'in 

profrMa at Doj»i 

' phut, 

KofMnbfir 1 grounii waa 

j'for an tmmenw addltlaii 

firwtnt mnniifsetur|nf fa- 

Tns concrete faundaiiotu 

riU ind ittel work U Be- 

»ud general aalH nianafer wll) 

Ulreet the meeting! end outline 

toe most comprehensive sales 

efiSSf 

ii ever attempted by , 

manufacturer of nulnniobHeH, 

The nieetlngs will be held fron 

«ul 'to coast and will place itai 

entire dealer orBauijailon In per 

sonal touch with conipany off! 

clayj and will B|ve nm-hand liiformation 

on ihe wnrkihgn ri( iK< 

les plans. 

The ChevriJIi nj,u ry I 

noftae part jtf Tape 

t» is e II «iti 

Ing built nd a 101 pi I 

depanmen IT I thbj p Dui 

iff car has 

Freight traffic Made 

By Auto Industry 

I lor a new brick and 

BUHIU., ng HI ,„ feet .«„ wide -.„ and .H.ûick Co. Alone HaVidied 

fist loni, affording under |23,446 Carload 

lie •roof roof a Boor fpue of ------ v^noatt 

6«0,000 aguare feet. 

i tullt durlDg the win- 

Georbi r f , I) r r 

i new •truoture Is 

Irafl-h: of thi Bulelt Mat r t 

» rapidity equal pany has cumpli d aj H 

iwltk which Dodft tici! for 19 0 whkh 

.iourlnt th* war, erected Bmuhlr form ll,o n , 

the fOO,100-toot volume of fnifchl bualn.m lr 

to produce recoil by the ai turn ibile In I 

for US mlUlmeter Shipment* i 

\(tt the ordnaon depart warded by the. lulck Mo 

Ijjld the aBWd with which P ny at Flint 

yi 1 l 1 r 

that l.ulldliih I " *" '" » * 

loui rl lv 

division of 

- " ' '" »' 

i fine., was heralded as 

tie ackleferaent in 

•truetlon. 

) aew bulldlnf must be 

lra*ai; ''*'"' a "»' c '» w ere aiMert January 

X 1I1B 13 JCIDCy 22. On lho otlipr side of lilu- 

Now Speaking 

Starting [unitary 26 Jt-r 

y Points Talked T'o 

r.ur(jpe By 

SOME OF THE APPARATUS THAT 

WILL MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO TALK 

FROM NEW JERSEY TO ENGLAND 

At Ta/v—In ttrlor of radlo-telcphono rwtlilnj • ration at Iloulton, 

Matne.'where Tolôwavca from Entlond an plcttdup. Attha 

right of the room la the radio recclclni unit and at tho left tho 

rebphona mtbourd and ampllfler for the wire circuit* (* tb» 

pdl Syatetn. 

In Omt—Otailtt bask of fifteen water cooled power amplifier 

tuba lor trapialttlna telephone tomenatloti* •crow th* 

Atlantic. 

At Ltft^-TwtUt aatentue wire*, each mm than ana and oo» 

MtUtlHIfMi ww u a cnpwt" houio" coatjilnln4 tuoldlt colh 

More Uses For Gas 1 was bound to' eomt, iwaimig 

only the ierioui itudy ol on oft. 

put on t^ 

anJ » idl 

iinilni il u 

1> i finetlrr n rl 

neii iiuall> u« I II I, nnulhei 

victory for con n o Kw that hn» 

scrvunt BclonW. This welding 

Mor iitm are bslnq> tiS 

gas ev*ry day. 

Add 

Ihe Fairview Diner and Service Station at Ninth and Asbury 

Sinclair 

Gasoline 

2()( ga 

FREE 

DRAIN PIT 

SERVICE 

Cars Washed While You Wait 

We Cut Your Repair Bills With 

ALEMITE 

Expert Lubrication 

Sinclair 

Motor 

Oil 

Shone SflO and we will call for and deliver Jour car. 

LADIES' BEST BOOM 

You Will 

Regu 

Like 

EA'l 

WE 

AT THE FAIRVIEW DINER 

F R E E MIL .jij) W A T E E 

SERVE N0T11JNO BUT THE DEBT 

iar Ui inels Stcuks Cllolw and Sandwiches 

Our C '!*« We Malii! All Our Olvn Pastries 

Ninth Street & Asbury Ave. 

ALFRED M. PETERSON, 

PHONE 871 

Ocean City, N. J. 

HJeyond compare ~ 

at ai^where near its ^noe-the new 

PEERLESS SIX 90 

OLEBT of foot and flowing 

i inline—sturdy and powerful 

in action —safe and comfortable 

every hour of the diy 

or night.., 

This beautiful new Six-90 

sedan is easily the outstanding 

car value of Ihe year. 

And it is offered to you as the 

bcstSixevermadebyPeerless. 

Ill motor it mounted on live, , 

resilient rubber-freed from yu 

hration—carefully cushioned 

•gaiMt shacki «nd noise. • 

Hydraulic4-wheel brakei are 

positive «d lure. Appoint- 

ments are rich and luxurious. 

120 inch wheel base assures 

short turning radius, easy 

parking. ' 

Womenappreciate die sileoce 

ot thit car. They love the distinctive 

air of il—its ease of 

handling—iti fait pick up in 

traa§—its never failing power 

and smoothness on any' road 

•t any time. 

See {Mi newSot-90. Gonpip* 

it with any car at anywfrete' 

near its price, Phone the 

Peerless dealer. Tell him you 

want to try the Si*-M). He will 

•end it to your door fcr you 

to drive. Just phone-that's alt 

Peerless Sales and Service 

140 E. Oak Aw. 

THE SIX:9O 

Close- Comphd 

SEDAN 

H895 , 

E E. D. HHAND, 

Mgr. 

WILDWOOD, N. J. 

HAS ALWAYS BEEN a ftn.'w]j* A mi

l J -\liLf?OKI\'.Sf)\' 

%,s WHAT'S O0HE 

*'; 111 J-*nd the Union -«~ 

. road has retched Ben ton. ryywji- 

Ktof, Jw that distant point/ «n 

- f. eaatorq youth. in Msrd of healti. 

Is Maid. Hanutt t n Omasa, 

J(6» Ja warned of Sentan's wild- 

..naai. A stylishly dramed and 

tKuuttful joung women, with 

! pretty blue eyes, attnsta him. Re 

' ta julonUhed at tn taking a 

4rtot of brandy biton BrîraW, 

~" i brskemsn tails him (he hM 

1 her nan" is Benton, 

explained. 

"High and dry? By golly, 

hen Beaton's the ticket I 

•ire high, and sure dry," 

He leaned over the Hide ate 

and gaitd ahead, -gydn 

night." 

As I left she station dining 

[roam J found rile lady of the blu. 

eyes strolling alone upon th 

I civilly 

MHWI, AMt and fell ttt IratJr" 

£•£•*»*• braliMian went oni "But,!" 11111 be 

Lord, that WU no great flgfsr. 

i;»FMNe her* don't Band on cer«- 

«nonT In Uuse nattcn. Every 

V^jiljUfe alxiveboant. Haada so 

ttetatile until time to draw 

lino draw quit* 

pJltfOTTl], 

'You are rather alow in 

I, sir," .he llghUy acei 

"We might have breakfast 1 

ssmttl" 

Plead guilty, madam," 

"Slit the next me 

|y privilege," 

inner, ytyi; at 

M. 

Ihe 

"All 

Qhuy 

. Hli iasgiuce m a Ilttli too 

'§Mua for me. 

•,"H«r iHlstuuid Is In bujlnouf 

i - "Budnasf •• Hi laid a linger 

ffifUMMM «l* BOH, and 

Swjlt]*, "IM b« yJAl And good 

fcurfoon. Art you nnT- 

,- Are you oaf" 

• I OB?" I repeated. "On 

be damned!" be roundly 

ltd. ABd_"f«,.,s „«, 

• aulet little .mile with 

'And stiff thM you will 

iome." 

"Of course," she laughed .hart 

ly. "leqton Is now 'honie." We 

If. lenten ii now home." 

have moved ao frequently that 

nave grow coil iilm.nl „„ 

have grown 

(lice 

'I judge Hen that you af 

I'eoneeeled, as may happen, will 

- flexible buiilneai," I haiardud, 

"There ia money In follow! nfi 

the railroad, and that in our 

present life," ihe said frankly. 

"A town ipringg up, you know, 

at esofl terminus, booms aa long 

at the Irelght and 

' My lady drew back 

declined rfce "mnilc" 

"Tliank you. I ilo not drink, 

"What?" His time siifFeiiHi 

"The hell you gay, Ilsve a umll 

you pilgrim j fef If you lion's-. 

"Trftin's,*!arllng, Jim," »he in 

>"p*s9r>d uhappfy, v ''If you want 

gt^t iiiHisfil you'it 

hurry." 

The bell was ringing. 

, êftgers were hurrying. It 

by |he rorniii.:|or« about: 

'board!" 

Without another word the lady 

j ~-wl for the ear steps. 1 m\* 

fellow on** flrffi look an 

•rce left him. The Irain 

d as I, jump*! on flic rn,;tr- 

•at ear and the conductor ami 

irakeniah liaiiied thy iife*y U'Uuw 

aboarcl. 

My lady wan ensconced, 

"Dill thi.y get Jim? • ,he In- 

julrwl, 

"By the scruff of til 

Vou know him"" 

He's from Benton. 1 

' »"* 

.,, Of ton saltkeKii aUall 

, ftToHnf you—eh; No* I 

Italia you af a sysiea. tali, 

JMca MM null wtiu you 

nag," 

,' Wr In my own fashion, 

, I nbuked, "Ana tie ],d» 

— tor dlKuBlon b,i9mn 

u my ai- 

Is only 

KtMM with tn 

,»"">• ITIBBM, "NO 

. iJoUodefl, Mlrtsr Wlgrlm. 

,-iUt-Mt in good enough 

«:*JM. I oaiy iirn to H 

-•Htp, »w!" And ta 

W« w to «« a* 

•t,JWlneji" 

pajHenger. 

o^ a audnttuili»hnl fli'lcl 

KnuJa, ClittUin Cubs beat the 

Cfiinilfn flrlblilerri ^4 to 21 anti 

wont jnio iinflispuijd pnî-Htdmi 

of .flrsft place In liir; Huuth JivrHi'y 

The 

throng. It was fcn 

Ward Beam 

Is Not Wanted 

By Civic Club 

Present Petition To Com- 

rniisionen Objeetinf To 

Daily Dozen Initructor 

The busloat gection of tbe en 

ire resort today hi the IMvlera 

raet. Gradually thia traet, whkh 

as a vaat meadowland ft ynaj 

.go, its assuming the appearance 

/liirli clie developen have 

lanned. 

The Riviera tract, which ex- 

endi! from Eighteenth Street to 

werily.elghth Street, from Bay 

venue to the bay was purchased 

.bout a year ago by the Ralph L. 

heater, Inc, St hi the largest 

levelopment of Its kind to he at- 

tempted in the resort. 

Last May when the trait n 

placed on the market the UrM 

section was quickly uuld In block 

iotg. The first section extends 

from Eighteenth Street to about 

Twenty.second Street, 

Two dredges are now in opera- 

tion filling the tract. Already 

350,000 yards of sand haa been 

tranafernd front the bad of the 

hay to the tract. The first sec 

tlon has been entirely ailed as 

far as Twenty-Brit Street. 

100 Un Working 

development streets, sidewalks 

and curbs are being laid out In 

the section that has been tlllod. 

B 

The dispute as to who will 

haic charse of the publicity lo 

lh.> rmuro -was settled Mondfr 

when a resolution was adopted 

by Commlaslonere Campbelll 

(l 

Boblnson placing the pB>llp^|fil 

expenditures and the engag|ns,pr '« 

a publlolty director In the ha^J»:?M 

of the entire board, ,,'.--, ucPi"' 8 

In put years Mayor Chatnjilo^ 

handled the publicity, though J«it 

year Commiulonera BoblnBOn W)4 / 

Onrnpsell queatianed hll 

sole atithopity In the matter. 

The resolution waa lntradusea? 

by CommiBslongr Campopll, ,*fl«;i 

preaided at the meeting In the . 

abunce of Mayor OhamBloB, who - 

was confined, to hui bed wdth »n 

attack of tonallltls, v 

n introduslng Mho resolution 

Commissioner Campbell suted i» 

wished that Mayor Champion mrntii 

present, but the matter was too 

[ important to delay, ;= ^Hv-Jrl 

He stated the resolution Drtt. 

vlded that all contracts in tH« 

future would be made toy th»: 

CommlHlonen and the publliltj; 

dlreetor would furnish a detslleil 

report to the Conunlssioneni tot -' 

the activities of hlji office 

month. 

Commissioner Robinson stated 

In voting favormble to the resolu- 

Uon that be regretted the 

ner In which the publicity 

handled last year, and 

the Commlsslonum thould 

something about the matter In 

which the money was being usefl. 

Io receive a detailed n- 

NovjniBer aa to tfci^tf" 

pendkures, so " " " " 

•een this. If 

lellc contests In, the rsnort 

If we can legally aid thtn.j 

jecti 1 am In-favor ot,l(...',. 

CommUisIoner I _ 

fairored piscine tbo',,1) 

n lod. 

Between 100 and US workmen 

have been kept busy on this 

operation. 

The contract for building 

streets, curbs, sidewalks, leveling 

lots and graveling lots wan 

g t wan 

awarded to the Monlhan t Hall 

Company, 

On Tuesday 

Ia Received and Filed 

!>y tiani playing aurl f\mv 

Even Dps 

who Is ahniit the Miv of a half 

pint, iuidiMi thriiis by climbinff 

up tho cagn in monkGy fashion 

or ihe flying 

r to gut out of thu way 

In the closing minutes of the 

game liatli ihe jtpc'Olators aiid 

ra were warkrd up io fiiver 

After lirt'iikirig n tie score 

the Ocean City team fought 

furiously to ruiain Its slender 

lead. In a melee near the Carn- 

den hasket flma sinrted to fly 

but the players were quickly 

calmed down. 

Babe Klpu Hcori'd only one 

field goal in the game, hut It was 

thla goal which clinched the 

game for Ocean City, With bu 

one minute to play Klots go 

hold of the ball In Ihe Caoiden 

half of the court, Kjotz crossed 

the Camden team who figured an 

attempt would be inarte to freeze 

the bail by rushing down the 

court and spilling the bai: 

through the( net, 

(Osntlnutd en Page Five) 

A riwiillillon by inn Clvlr, Club 

51 WIIH pri-si-nted la the CommlsslNn- 

ri< Monday objecting to ihc om- 

ployniont of W. Ward Beam as 

physical instructor on Ihe beach 

I hi* summer. The resolution, 

which takes exceptions to alleged 

ulterances and his attitude before 

Ihe dully dosen class nnd on the 

Boardwalk, la ai follows: 

Whereas, Ocean City Civic 

Club deprecate the employment 

and maintenance of J. Ward 

Beam as physics! instructor on 

ihe beach for the coming season, 

IBS7, aa Bome of the exercises, 

together with his attitude and ut- 

tcrances before the class and on 

the Boardwalk we consider not 

in keeping with the high Ideals 

upon which thla place Was found- 

eld, and wo, ai mothers and clt|. 

(Continued on p.0« Thm) 

George Lawrence Dies 

At Philadelphia Home 

George W, Lawrence, Phlladel 

phla business man, who Is well 

known here, died at his home 

Monday. He Ii the brother of 

Alex Lawrence, Jr., local renl e». 

tate broker, 

Services were held this after, 

noon at the OIl¥er H, Bair build. 

Chestnut Street. Inter, 

at Monument Cemetery, 

wry active 

a mem- 

Fire Damages Bay 

Avenue Bungalow 

Orifiii of Fire Unknown— 

Cloied Sinee September 

A fire of unknown origin 

aiinfil damnst. to tne extent Of 

$1200 io • bungalow located at 

1241 Bay Avenue, The fire oc- 

curred at 10.10 Monday evening. 

Two alarms were sailed. 

The firemen were sreatly 

hampered by the •moke in the 

building, which Bad little out- 

let, as thi Imrigalow hod been' 

closed alnce lut September. 

It required about an hoar and 

a half to eempItMir MHngulnh 

the blue, which cawed about 

11000 daman to building aid 

1100 to the furniture. 

While the orlfln Of the flro le 

unknown, it 

the contractors 

wore lasting concrete (oran for 

aidewalka in the northern ond 

of the development. 

The work of extending Bay 

Avenue from Seventeenth Street 

lo Eighteenth street is in proK- 

reBH and should he completed 

within the next few weeks, 

Monday the Commissloner» di- 

rected City Bngineer Colllisoii to 

prepare .plans for the extension of 

Bay Avenue from Blghtienth 

Stri.rt In Roosevelt Boulevard. 

Hard Mirfaelng is now being i»|d 

3n Bay Avenue from Ninth Street 

to Potirteoirlh Street, 

City Plans 

To Construct 

New Streets 

Crosi Streets Between 22nd 

and 29th Streeti, Atbury 

T C l 

dlfllcUHr p 

*>ucm\ In pej^nff the piibtlcltr 

in & lfe^ml n^nner. He B4ld 

thfi p6wer restA Witt''. 

Commissioners, 

of tho publicity (Hrrttor wou}A 

receive ovurf comUidArBtfoti* 'thii 

rftsoIutlOQ Ifl u follows; 

It K&aolved. By Ihe 

To Central Avenue 

Will Pave Many Alleys 

City Hnglneer OoilUnon wu 

directed by the Oommlijloner on 

Monday to prepare plans for the 

construction of many new streets 

In the resort, also for the hard 

surfacing of many alleys. 

The new streets to be eon- 

structed are Twenty-second to 

Twenty-ninth, inclusive, from A«. 

bury Avenue to Central Avenue. 

Also for the construction of 

Thirty-third Street from Oentnti 

Avenue to the alley between Oen- 

tral and Wesley Avenue, ont- 

half of Thlrty-flni street for tie 

•ame distance, the other half of 

tita street waa built tome time 

ago, one-half of Sixteenth itreit 

jaotneait of Wealey Avenue and 

Twelfth itreet nutheaat of 

Ocean Avenue. 

, (ContlnuM M Pan Twtil ••,„ 

IJty Over Application | 

The application of Boberf 

stamper tm MrUMon.ts 

of Commissioners of the City, Of 

Ocean City, N. J.. that tbifc Bo«il 

employ KODIA eult&ble pernon to 

bo known an the "Publicity 

Mfttiagcr," together with gU&h, 

othiir Demon or peraonn BU thfv 

board rimy deem neceBtKi-jr , for 

the purpneo of giving ftttenlfoa 

(o tbe advertIH|nK of Ocean City, 

Be It Further Kwolved, That 

th« publicity manasor aboil have 

chargo, subject to the direction. 

and authority of JttLta board, .of 

(be advertlfllnff of Ocean City, 

ftxcupl icKHl advortlBlng. Ho sha.ll 

prrîuri! and furnlnh advertising' 

mattnr, as to Ocean City. N...J., 

for boohkttci. signs, 

IHi;to' 

(blu board at 4s first regular 

mooting In cacih and every month 

as tn authorized expenditures* 

and the purpose of fluch 

«ll

5/< / 

'•V i 

^. J A. 

! r : n^ntBanori 

JSgThrong Removed Here 

1 k "*• 

o increase 

om When Keatnctions Faib To Arouse "o» eipww who entoreii 

>^fiP.-..W?^ A^"* ««» aw Clam* Are H.M.1% Raymond P^ Buws IT-""..^.!^ «? 

*...','.'. r~— — — — —— — — — _ By eo-ordinaUiiir tire 

OSSS* «"*>» ••"•* "* "" Tte • toti * 1 ty "" •""*- ^ ^ " Barmmid. ,,,rm,r ^/"o'U^tid'e £?** 

; ll« MlMa for UN bnunt of the Malsus lute Board of Uealth Of- publicity ilirmliir of Ofiai. Ory „" h° ' * ' " ^ ""• .' 

Rttrahaeiils.. J*nevolfnl Aaaoela. neer to apprehending a clammei- ouiline.l a plan to th.. Ri-.iiti.rv "„ I „. K 

mm of Ocean City, held at the ch»rg*.'with slamming in to- »t a mnming of tj» unum Bold „„„; iû —' 

Jtotol Heetwood Monday •nBUK, atridie|Fwjters, aroused the Ira Tuesday ngnn al tho Hnlrl i - «T», 

WM enjoyed by a. tlrjns of about of raally of the eitliens, partlru- Oeeanlv, whereby Ocean Clij- «,* ,„ h,f 

okwdRpm 

Wooes With 

represBllif a miille at "onio nf tin 1 " 

j ^ tt>siimony, -* 

| — — - — Blt Turner 1* a married man. « 

', Caveman Tactics of Colored m> afWr n-liii Si. Sorter pro- J 

•! „•". A. , n , urtw.-cl v.-ry rapidly aftw he 

• | r air Aired Before presented hrr wiih a lias of coal 

"' Magistrate Ware ami a hoi of egmly. Durlni: (1m J, 

| _ _ winter dny« a bag of «ml Is • 

•,'_ ~~"~ ' f(]ii»lilisrM a iii"«l aiw-plnhli. J^jj 

, Testimony Was Convulsing uk.Mi ..f iMcim. ^ 

j =-. - - Thi* nfliiIr ram* 1 Hi nn abrupt nn 

I Th» ravman Indira which al- " 

IM peMsna, which included tie J»rly laoM-who are Intermijd In could .rcurc DIM S operatM operates bu«eg Dumto 

Bridgelon 

' • pfflciiiH. eiceptlns Mayor IBs Bay, -' nunv rlllw »n.l t,n 

a »nd Atlanii 

» cities and town _ .,„ 

ropfon, who ban fetes COBBDM 

ting with ...... 

to Ma hooie on account sf 111 th. 

ylvania hf affillatlm; wiIJ, 

, TiJentlne iHncen and 

dunces wew laelttded In I n ^ ^ r re eotsinlnale tsinlnalei * *1000 «or!h of iranaportmln 

JBSm. TB« prl««s for the II was allsjed thlt was due to the mmoBthiy 

from the iran»p,,rla!|n 

HW». wm m By KMile «fme ft the .ewage dta] gpaBr, thereby eUBraniw.in 

' 3. m. Sorter. Herbert plant. About lie same u 

tomy from IONI Tho rnil" 

«i Pete Butenr is the fuse oil from condensers used by to 

the motter to the 

1 " 1 «'" ln El1 I" 111 "" 11 * 11 a brlek "" 

;n,,,,i lirnk.. ill- h,.»n r>f hta «..ul- olt w * •'"'"'J''* rlb »- wl »»" Bl " J = 

.w IJf hii'l a biildicr knife rliilch,ni 

•ncr no.. ,ra u, w: .nw of "'"• ""'I' 1 " 1 ""-"' l0 ""'W 

:aii>iitri TIIIIHT. 22. oolowd of lhc Inffnal reelniin of JilK an- 

755 W.rt Av.-nu... when lii» af- l "" t ">' Tl1 '*' W'"' 1 "' '""•" ll 

; Onlti', Mr*. llelBn Porter, 33. ""' ll ' M * 

cobiri'il. uf 73J Wiwt AVCIHH;, SI, Porter. »hr. pri>«»cil (he 

I'IIHI'EIII him Hiih amaull mi,i nhirffiw. uilmli!,..! ti,n nil.iniil 

, feuliry, Romeu was n frîUf*!!! vinijcir afjil 

rini-ii,>.•'•• «•«, n.i.|| roprcwntiil m, nm. ofraBlon linu r>ii iintll 

City in the i 

The advantage Ocean Cily 

would derive from aucb Irs (In. 1 

Bortation would be quick an.l' 

itrsAjsitii33Ji 

nd HeSted tbem uoat for food 

I/;•••.* WBU, They plaeej a number of SlociH snij 

. MiTii ph» drawlnr winners were of wood la the bay watert on io, 

Aook Sclair, J«ck lanm, Her lna,mlrjE tide near tae outlet of 

/W.fcR^Jlta Mba and H, We mwage di>po«»l plant, f bese „ ., 

•fciCtadHek. bloekj drifted up jeacb Thar. pal> 

• '••••1i3*l*_l*ohBni BBinu and ougnfaw to beyond Dry Thor. 

Asa rnrg twarduii oughfan, 

»TUM, OfnOCT» Ford. F»n»M "infOTeiMd la the bay 

*r.t:JOu«dT. ImpMllMiio, faek •rcu* tiiif-tlivHaadltiona which 

HiWlJBMMk dUtdbuUd let inau ««Hd the bin are no. entirely 

* "lm9.nia4i.Mkw, Tto aOn wnoved, p» neir tewaie dla. 

^Ml«fl to tte aî. Jiy mmf poaal pllift efected mat rmr 

, • jp tt« hawewlrei Jo Ua rewrt. «liBlaat«d aay objeeUoa from 

•tltt^fl »ti**fl dooanted for tne that More asd the ia§ comiiaBy 

ienu«« Ouhion (an. WleUy eiitbed tie dispoMi or;! 

ii Md »Wt. .Ireunws ou and It wlli never oeeur again. I' 

•Mm:--W4 tMTtt In the Banner, polgt out that during 

'lit;. i ... . ««• paat y»«r tbouwnda of clama L 

MM WH cleared (or the bavt beea remo.ed froB Beach I 

1 

1 Mam, for Thoroughfare, despite the vigi- f 

ttmaa tbelr lanc0 eBd f C u ly 

° ^ ° " - 

''»P 

Of tho hmltl, ufflcen. Many g 

or latlon iliidfT 

_t. »,j_i_. wcr.j Hoofed by pemna uniware £ 

ere contaminated. If the cla 

•oB^ml~.,.. "ere eOBttmlMted, they argd'tf 

^V^pLj. »*m there eertalnlr would b» 

MB puilding Mme evidence af It In the h»«llt) 

.-•"_-;••.>?

\V 

J '«, 

"fa t 

'•A ' 

i * r 

'm 

Mews - Gfeurches 

-^—=,_==_= -_ _- *-' i s— "' '-' ' _" J i i ;- 

To Celebrate Mrs, R Dawes' Apron Social Is NOvel Affair 

Anniveteryof Resort Visit Enjo^l By All Jo Be Stag 

K; of P. Oder Is CanceHed He " * ^ i^T At High Be 

I Wunt on Sek Lto 

« 10 tw a 

null wen* or 

or* Siturdaj of Mr. aad |fra, Hirold W, Hsger. | . ~ •* !' —-r——--•"-» «i«-"« ,|ia 

i'fiA: —— of Ml Battereea Boaif. nv-r ihe three Years Ago I Call Off Jersey Trip '"hup 

a * » W. Robert,, of PWiadel- «,-«••( »nt _ _ _ __~ _ eon»i 

pfhfe ta sptBdiHtsa, few da« with — j I ~~*—'— ffora 

^te. daqihur. Jim. William GU. Among tie n»ri vurio;,. over j Founded at Washingtnn ! Artjvitim of Civic Club Irunri 

A»f«t el Ninth Strwrt, the week end were Mr am! Mrs. i """ n,s '. 

• : \bf " i " Albert WoBlwn and Mr, ami lift. " ,' — — — — j,r 

"^SL.*?!! ,?f *?*" ^ W l GeodBelseb,, of Lancaster. Pa ftder a proclamation hwy-.il The meetta, of me riv,, rmb ur-'.l 

.Wtortd to P#rtt Afflbor THur- They wjr* Ih, guest, of Mr, and b. Sup .-ta.wlh.r R.eiwfd «-hl-c-,, .« ar\«,u,i ,„ "U k«,d S. 

f" jBl1 " "»«•• 0' 5 » ! >•"•» ». Witt*. Mll-mike,, Hi. s-urly lolriW( ar [fl, ,-,„ Hull has been the n 

reeMiflej Hottrt WM called lo _ » alllten men. mmber, of 16* MB«n«| d»e to me fact that »PMi 

t, is E#v, C. WaH# 

ark and not during new h'uitxinf otwhft 

is expected Sunday nsrniag worship, jj 

within Hie evening services it 7;](j.:•' 

wesk services Wean 

r f-n.. I 

in it i Show Is Open To Publt 

" Banker Arrive. ^, h m 0 * m m k 

Mr and MnT lame? F. Koch Avenue, !„... ,, „. , 

ire" r«*IHSB conBratuiitlon, pa*tor Sunday morniruj 

upon .Be hlrlh of a »on tut •« l":S»i Bible school „ \ 

Saturday The new arrival will evening services at 7:I0,'"j 

be tcnoWTi M James Francis Koch, weslt service, Wednesday ,fjf 

Mrs. EHif h ! Pretty g] 

liBwiM fir' i)«lJrt(fill 

„ .,,„,,„ ,„ Hrfiehtful .file ttl.ru »nd an are doing DM. Mr, «om i- i". • --- -..-.«-. ajuHupu 

r U.ler, Ita L^nara 

Jr., of Btddon Ho(»W« 

w«M ,qd. 

f febnarr II to :H Ol,,,,,, a 

(Wogras prepared fnr !hu ••«!•• 

bf m# BOn-ii»|lHir- Itma. wit 

ren,ln#lli re,ollvs ef j,,,, Wir 

10 'he! Schpoi neil Friday evening, 1 

Ion. jn pisy. wbloh »ss writien by " 

rrtli.in will it pewonaifF d(r«ti!il 

ttw a Misf Minim Heicliiy. p»»*i' 

I dir^ctsr. prnmi^s in ?urpa# t 

rh3T=.l^^ "waT*°r ramtral wbfcii * 

6y i • 

ic»l I Mis." Jwini? .MorrU, of 672; 

-Mm, P, Lernr Has? a crini-. I 'BB 'wat»r ramlral which WJJ awr|y of 

mas. srith rh* 1 afeie apsiifance r.f ^ pp(.3f n'^d in 1921. the Gerr 

J!r». Edith Siifan. Mrs. VwE«II»-i Tin besuiifiii Indian lore «;orj- day, Fejl 

Mn, John IfcCalllon ini Sir*. ! • Th» Land of IB - flrjbliw «'ji«r" Thi. fi 

Gar! 

»or Wiiilam j. Jlc Communion every santff 

i.rfflar.ipwn. [nter- Sun f»» "J? 01 . »=«!: I 

vorih C».iar rtni- •*"•«*. '••

:5j*j ; ';Bein§ 

Board- 

c. Membership 

Heaitl in Court 

Alleges Adopted Daughter 

Has No Claim on Estate 

df Mrs. J. R Fuller 

She Died Without a WO] 

A^rt/jiiutd by 

•\Wpnentf' Jsso. 

ifiên|«voHng"W 

la,p»»tti|«mt ; boar*. 

PgfpnewiJioar^srk. 

A court coniest'over tbe estate 

of Mrs. Jennie P. Fuller, who 

Uj Ocean city, February, 

1M4, revealed an unusual situa. 

goBd five-sent' cigar natu'raiiy'get 

reped in, 

Bate Taw Any! 

Young girl wanted as maid 

eiperlenee not neee«arr, t 

must be willing to be brained 

'dull hendBche" may bo t 

of a dull heat. 

the hit dog 

_ ^r ^J^T,^ £ % % % % 

Norti'miJ «M.A claims the prowfir, a* in the paper 

Streets, li controlled »*** '« now In the hands of! 

MnL • | l»*'t* T Hou b 

o hersr. « Mrs Houston 

0 ° t ttie daughter of the de- 

I of This Ssbciail** Hl »»!eth T, Houston be- 

*mtfticfi front f»»».W.*". « "» 

sJOjiated with 14 

#thett!atas! *tt *>">• *•"»« «'«ttl*» and pa- 

4 ud Out i 

of ana 

In tha orace of the 

S^P^riyâS 

HOLAJTO STBELMAN 

"For Coal Csmfort 

MR BALE 

^witlf -'• * 1 * 1 barUa * 

coil 

condition. 

AJ© 

HEATINa 

ATLANTIC 

SREKNm, 

COAL 4 

OCEAN CITY, N.J, 

Avrnne. Ooam city 

Permanent 

Wave 

BEAUTY SHOPPE ] 

Wutim^mmim 

or Town*' 

MILTON'S 

BEAUTY SHOP 

9SW 

ATLANTIC 

COAL YARDS 

Atimtk Gty 

K«iw7137 

CAPE MAY AND 

CUMBERLAND COUNTY NEWS W&MWTYWM^ I SECOND NfiW^SECTlbN ^ 

: | * PAGES ITQ 16J.&WM 

Boardwalk 

? Auto Show 

OOEAH ^Tf, Hlw JEBSEY, PEIDAT, FEBEUAEY IS, 

I Be Held April 16 and 

$7—Plant Formulated For 

Novel Exhibit 

For Trade Ass'n 

TTie important feature of the present day Securities 

Market i, tht steadily Increasing demand far Bond* 

of recognized character for investment purposes. In 

most instances buyen are sacrificing interest for «i- 

•linince—preferring a mailer income to the risk of 

holdirif a security jeopardiad by high mîm 

charges. So general is the market for Bondi, that 

virtually aU foreign issues litted hen since the War 

•re seiliBi at a tangible premium over the origami 

prices. 

i 

TTui eweniive wthdrnwl of moray from purery 

•pt ulative field, h ^My undentood 

vagaries and spasmodic flurtuatioM of 

M«ket o w the period of the \m year m 

On a smgl. day lart week, the Brted ihami rf â 

wdl taown mUr^d. feU thirtêight print, in Me 

«« «nd fifteen « fc oUlWi whiIe ^ ^ m 

A« .toek of one of the mo« pûW ^ 

product, an the market fejl ten pointa for 

on a whisper and 

.rnaU wonder A« ^ «vw 

turbulent channels for an outlet. 

^ 

JOHN E. TROUT 

24 y«nr« iin 0«w, 

#&8H 

i 

irjednlle plus for the Board 

i mtomublle show on April It 

17 were formulated In the 

Chamber of Commerce 

_, in the Woolwortb building 

iiiatherlnt of Cape May County 

ill* dealors on Monday 

|'Tlie Chamber's plan for the ei- 

: Ms enthusiastically endorn- 

Ihe representatives of the 

automobiles present, and 

i tentative arrangements for the 

of the show also were 

L 

Mr, fMrpoBt, a member of the 

I esl Governors of 4he Cham- 

^jef Commerce, and chairman 

f-ibe Chamber's snow committee, 

the managing secretary, «• 

the details of the auto 

M planned for the approval 

jibe dealers, They endorsed the 

presented for the eihiblt 

.Jail announced their intention 

f to-operating to aid In making 

i iBdr a success, 

plans for 

ipsy for decorations and advor- 

; the shew wen adopted and 

plan of music on Douglass' 

at tho Boardwalk and 

Avenue, were received 

fitt approved, Mr. Konowitch and 

__ Monmnao were named as 

ImmdttM members to aid Mr, 

Howard Tenenbauin 

Now Deputy Sheriff 

Sworn in On Wedneiday; 

Formerly Real Estate Man 

Howard Ttincnbaum, of Cape 

May, wu gworn In on Wedaeiday 

by Judge Henry Ware u Deputy 

Shorts of Cape May County, 

The new Deputy Sheriff is Si 

yean old, • graduatn of Cape 

May High School agd the Unl- 

TeMIty of mnmrlvanla, 

flaerlff Hoffman autee tbat he 

In more than pleased to have Mr 

Tentinbdum u hU deputy. Baying 

that ha IB enegtlanally well 

ailfld 

jifiil.seeretary of the Chamber 

•(Commerce was named secretary 

HlJM automobile show committee. 

* i Mtnmlttee was delegated to 

foil arrangements for the 

nod report hack at a 

isettflg of the entire body 

I about 4iin» weeks. 

to the dealers re. 

at the conference. Mr, 

bad letters and pledges 

itveraj other dealera 

of.ttt 

th 

In 

to 

la tbe tfeafc'wnleh Is 

, to he the first Boerd- 

.„. antomobUe .how ever held 

gU» OaKed Btates. 

. MM will be displayed in 

i •adle of tbe Boardwalk, 

tbe ocean In a straight 

e> are certain to make an 

showing and add to 

akUghti of the early visitor 

« f »H «s tbe Cape May countl.ns 

•M*take advantage of tbe flrst 

pMMiMie display |B this section 

at the Bute. 

„ Afttr ducuiislng and perfecting 

I Of the show, the automobile 

ants adopted tentative plans 

fj the formation of the Auto- 

(Trade* AssMaUoB of Cape 

r County. The new organisation 

Deputy Hherlff Tenenbautn re- 

ceived his appointment lost 

week. 

He was formerly » real estate 

operator in Florida, 

StateWl 

Give $25,000 

For Boulevard 

Freeholders Will Widen Sea 

Ide Road Across Meadows 

Ask For Allotment 

Shake-up In 

County State * 

Troopew 

Court House and Tuckahtu 

Stations Abandoned—Den 

nisville New Headquarters 

No Graft Charge in County 

•tale Police stationed at Cap. 

May County station! were not in 

eluded In the alleged graft an 

scandal charges brought agalni 

other-troopers in Bouth Jersey. 

Colonel H. Norman Schwar 

kopr, superintendent of the Btai 

Police bas announced drasti 

Sanitarium Given $1000 

The Cape May County Board 

of Freeholders, through County 

Engineer R, FendaU imith, at 

the meeting on Wednesday re- 

ceived notice that the Stale High- 

way Commission would act favor- 

ably in aiding the county In re- 

constructing the meadow section 

of Sea Isle City loDlevard, fiG,- 

000 being tbe amount to be ap- 

propriated. 

A resolution by Freeholder Mil- 

ler authorising the widening of 

the boulevard and making appli- 

cation for the aiiolnent was 

passed by the board. 

The Ealthare Sanitarium. Sea 

We City, on a resolution by Mr, 

Clouting, wu appropriated MOM. 

p 

Oferlt ef the iu 

authortled to advertlie for 10,000 

tons of gravel, bids to be re- 

ceived at the meeting on Marsb 

devoted to the intoreata 

the automobile trade In Cape 

County. Mr. Pierpoat w«a 

1 temporary dmlrman of the 

and Edward Loefler 

•ecreUry. An onanlia 

neethui wilt be held in the 

' future to adopt by-laws and 

jtermanent orOcere. Tbe 

accepted the offer of the 

room* for their organ- 

i meeungi. 

' Flying North; 

Farmers Plowing—Spring 

i'Tw;> 

movaJ at any Uline int'imJt 

the Interenu of tfie elty 

anlre, - 1 ; ' ? ".-ti-vft.""'. *W'J 

idjournmeM was tniHAfl 

UBtil tOB«y;:(»fW| 

under the new budget 

acted on. ;., •: 

ails of this 

lJ Jlatad- 

•nd then.read'ajl r«faM. > •- • 

Chow dbg' *t •trot, 

|j)lqod lln JAjK C

°n ^M^n u Got His Lodge 

RrÔnlheTWU «i tin D*Autre- 

J 

#ho 'fttv wanted Ceta Car Contract 

;l»»Uo» ID mill train gcrlvanl Motor Shop, or Wild- 

lmurter. 

wood, received 'the contrast for 

i fupMton tor for 

Ut,,M*n Mlend to t»fu»s of tbe County Suoenlser of 

"""• n Accounts Mixed 

wood, who was before Judge 

Rio Grande Man Given Y.'"^." * 

at tbe meeting of ihe 

fcJV their'prisoner Freeholder* OA Wednesday 

f to Ulh ooonrry. 

Wre of me or uwCoiways 

Band 

ot* wfll intensify the 

i belnr awfe for B07 and Engaged By Wildwood 

—THrmtol twin blott 

fed ( (CantlnuM "(mm Paga On.) 

work running under their tracks, 

fti). 

^he amouat of the, contrast is 

ou at 1 

in* W»rt, The report of the Conuulssiontain 

13. 

re ' l f 5 

Hone »t the «*» mi W c«r and drlva home e In j' 

$140,000,000 Road County CI«lc Improving tout Judliiwence of. mind to tlo a with ith one huRd hd Ho His 

getun. 

Comity Clerk Cnrlton Hlldreth. hiindtorclilef around d Ills Il nicely nfUT loosing a gf(a(i 

who ha* been confined to his 

Plan Is Approved 

wrist and managed to start hi? 0/ blood 

home Uy »n nttack of Illness, l» 

reported to be improving'. 

for Will Finance Program By 

queney In niakjng plyments to- 

Change To Make Refund wards lbs support of his child Bonds and Gas Tax 

Man Tow Hand Badly 

horn out of wedloek, was given 

While Clamming Court House Marble 

A suspended sentence with the an epportunlty by Judge Ware Tile Joint Conference Commit Irvin Pfitcliard, of Erma, i« 

undentandisg that he make res- to pay back paynanta totaling tee of the Senate and House pit nulTerlns wllh a luidly torn hand MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES 

titution, waa given August u» UBS, •""""" the stamp ef approval Monday While in a born riammlng. he nl- 

Sayder, of Bio Grande, on Wed- Upon payment of the arrears, upon the lemsiivt plan for a lempfed to throw an itarhor on EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTi RS 

naidBy morning by Judge Henry the Judge said fae would then year State highway build shore atliicDed lea short rope 

B, Ware, Snyder was ensued consider a reduction In the 

IVH a 

program, involving a proposed 

with emKeHilng |ll« from 

which caught him on ihe haflil 

amount to be paid weekly toward 

outlay of IHO. 000,00(1. The 

inffgfl amp. No. 131. pthe 

support of tie child, I 

teariat through the veins. He wm 

conference agreed to finance (lie 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N 

0, S, of A,, at Rio Grand.. Attorney Ijoyd. of Capo May 

projfrptii by both a b« of teacher,, mi 

Ut «w of 

ttibSk In 

*•»« Cltf Btth 

«• the tntn 

j 

and gea 

Isle, As one wailM the way of 

deliveraBeeji on .... narrow, Bilch eipreiMiotM Win not 

(.vents leading to the Civil War falj 10 be ninfit belpfui. 

Mr. Hawlelt closed by the redial 

of Edward .Marklam's beau, 

tlful po»m on Lincoln, 

The feature sf nest 

Tony Hi a iea Isle City fl,h. 

erman, had rather a real test 

of hij kiowieilie of rowing iaat 

Wednesday, when he was com 

peUed to raw about Bve mile 

when the engine of his boat be 

cgttie disabled while off Sea Is!, 

City, 

Its went out at 9 o'clock Wedneadajr 

morning, and when he did 

«m calculated to be a big draw not fttura during the afternoon, 

IlU card to DCtrsna nf that dig. hlg absence caused worry among 

W«t of the 1 

the asbennen, its returned a 

o'slBik that cvrnlug. 

Occupants Shaken Up 

Whin Car Wheel Broke Games Wanted 

Ai Philadelphia family, motor- The BaBm* Bts Kappa fraing 

to Towu(rad'« Inlet on S»t-ternitj 

basietball team, of Ocean 

•Ifd*^ ^ft^voob,. escape^ itijm^ Our. haTB OBBB dues and would 

when the wheel o( their 

brotft canning cannint] the machine to 

lum» tha cprh 11 FUty-flrat 

Street. 8e», Ia^> City. 

The ocûpMLt of the car ware 

Mr. «wl JÎB. Oeorxo Carev and 

two cbUdpi). hild who h wen bad]* 

shaken up 

the broken wheel, two 

ftatvjera of the car were badly 

Party 

¥»rtJ was held 

. ertnUig wi 

n MV* flaying and alogla«, af. 

er rhfch delietou, tefreahmenu 

Oor»ru i""" P»»ciu wei». Anna 

Hafw, Dorotay Town. Ltbelda 

Bimptoo, Kathrya 

Crwmtr Clar» 

Oreea, Themta 

»red Snfroner, Mar 

gla.rMcAlIlater, 

Department 

Approves Bridge Plans 

de Charim H, Mitchell, a nalive 

of Salum. who «a» aHMioiniu rd|. 

meeting will be a fl re I aid doman- 

r«s• 57fci 

litiaffiaifi f aaat |ttf ffff nataaflf 

Victor Victor Bread 

Raisin 

Bread Bread Supreme 

Pan .ft 

Big 

Loaf QC Lett 10c 

Try our Bread—you'll be amaied how flood Bread can 

really taste, ^ ^ 

Coffee «f SimQsr 

Quality Qualty would ould co cost f 

ysii (to or more 

Security Trust Company 

DCEIK On MEWS, 0CK4M CTTT, X I, raUJAT.IEHBUAlY II, MB. 

•OT 

- i< Personal 

GNfe 

n Dorothy japeiya ma an 

'• «6r> tMlsr Saturday. 

t:w oyster topper win 

Jn the baMment of St. 

Ctiwct fm Us benefit 

,,., «M' daughter, lira. 

lewis Barrio, of Port Harris. 

Canon 

Mra Piontta B. Corson. ace 

ill lean, widow of tbe late 

Robert BT Coraon, or Paltrtno. 

J i away last Friday morning 

a short Illness, death being 

Ja*e»b J. Snider tuu re- 

to tUa ttnrt after cu- 

«; fur tor *>**. Mm. linda 

^ 1—_. ^ b 4 M a 

i MB. Saturday. 

bukethdl tans traveled 

~ rood Saturday night to 

. the Times-West Side 

Tomorrow algbt a large 

. plain to attomptnr U< 

-"- City BkMnwr QtrU to 

d, what-they play the 

n girls on s neutral Boor. 

. CHhton sveot the week 

fin WertOiaiter. " 

Trum tit Atlantic 

.1 -^ »m » Hm'Unia^ death, being 

Wllluun Sooner. South Phlla-,' llue - 10 * complication of diseases. 

kinh«« hiMihê man aecom-[ ^** funeral took ptlace Monday 

„ hoatltma tie Atlutle 

. Hbajltal during the nek. 

k.lnfratea. 

atrsT^trd" Tohon 

r. Babe. Mr. and Mm. 

>d I Tl 

delpbla 

panled by his son, 

looking after bit FortJ-fmrth 

Street property over tbe week 

Tne local Ltryal Order of Moose 

were preaentad with the traveling 

(tare) of tbe order by the Soaient 

Point Jndga_oB Sunday, with ap- 

propriate exercises. A nunbi 

of visitors from the variot 

lodges la the State were ln a. 

tendance, despite tbe Inclement 

weather Following the exercises 

dinner was served 

in, a£com~r * M iul »5Jai IOOE ptiace jiondaj 

was downl^'enx* 'n her late home 

- •- * Services were held at the boufte 

and Interment made In Ihe f*a 

side Cemetery Sbe 13 survived 

by a son and a daughter 

Chariet Conon 

Chariee Coreon. a lifelong r'si 

dent* of CFoshen. where he w 

In the Churches 

St JOMJUYI B- C. Clraieh 

Baa Isle City—Rt. Rev. Mair 

A. Pool, rector. Weekly Mm at 

! A. M. Sunday Masses at g 

and 10:30 A. M. Every otlisr 

Sunday Mass at 10:30, the 8 

o'clock Mass being at Goshen 

Lust Msja 

s^?j~:^^^- 

Recent Deaths 

Chaiies F Crtker 

Cbtrtes F Croker. passed *w»y 

•t his lit« home, 4009 Pacific 

Arenne, Wlldwood, Fridar nlfibl, 

February 11 at the *ge of 65 

year*. Mr. Croker had been a 

chronic sufferer for many months. 

Sevcml montbs ago he under*em 

an optnifan which apparently 

bail molted In bis complete rv- 

Chspel. 

by Benedl 

pastor 

•sdali Lutheran 

Tbe Home-Uka Cilurch. 

D. Upton Balr. l>h_D.. 

Se\ Isle City, Suniiay, Februsry 

£0. 10 A. M.. Bible wbool. les- 

son. "Serving fu and throti£h 

the church." A good lea»on on 

service to God and our fellow- 

men. Service I* the one thing 

on Ikncb* Boolmnn, of Omrt 

Hoar, who U IU »t thn Shrop- 

""'IshfreJiome. 

Harry -t Halpern. of Fllladcl- 

pbla. Tlsjted ils Parents'On Sat- 

ot the 

followed nwd(ld toJa ' 

Most ' w wrnwn 

11 A. .11. settler 

"J ^«--uûii:|.nin oi me Host: 

Blitssed Sacrament. Sunday vhool p»»mr will take for 

»t 9:30 A_ M. Monday and Tues-j W» rl: 'The "—• 

d > 

Great Help 

MVcJied. This illjrourrtr will bt 

»t 9:30 A_ M. Monday and Tues-j 

day mom>nE wrvleee at t o'ejodr ""ded. • This dj 

In honor o( the Little Flower'* 0 " 1 hol « > " 11 *d 

ftiDtUim by aptmlntmenL ' I J"" Clu »e to tht 

Scs Isle City It E. Chnrch 

lyiiu. 

helped 

eomforttoK to 

the êrvlre anil be 

Strangera and visitor? 

and Snnday 

luai aaajta LHIUUHJ 

Benjamin and S. Flelaber were 

Woodbine vlsltore an Saturday. 

Charles Shropshire and son. 

Bobby, of Camdfn vldted tbe 

Shropshire family on Tui-fiday 

Uhu Sarah Brrslo* ipent the 

wivk end In Philadelphia 

Milton Blume spent several 

days at last »»> In New York. 

enta. i oalnp-day, 

Alltn finslow, of Westmont. time, wll 

Is .WtlBB with hit 1 mother, MM, mlngton^ 

omr TOvm OCEAH OUT, H. J, FBIDAT, MWEITAET IB, 1927. 

ed 

ry. , alter 

tlnift »flth their 

thtr Braloir. 

Harry Polish, of Philadelphia, 

spent Sunday In/town, vlsitlne 

bis family. 

is lamii/. 

Mr. and Mn Gilbert Lee and 

mn, or Hclalervllle, dined with 

tip Shropshire* Monday evening 

Ilia Lillian Peterson inotiin d 

10 Hkton. lid. on Saluiday to 

tlslt her family 

lost welcome. Mid-week Bervicc 

7:3 ° 

loied t>y young and old died on granj Ret u T von Me* pas- 

Sunday. February 13 in the Mill {tor Sunday February 20 I 

vllle Hospital fmm blood pnlun 10 Jo A. M An Inspirations 

thr result of a slight cut with an'sermon A tun. for the BIUM • 

LI dn February : I], In blulThi putor asks that the mtm I 

d rear Jbtn coniilder the mnrnlnp « rviâ 

WOODBINE 

Mr and Mrs Jiiaejih Kali en 

i . , lne^rvic, Mr aort Mrs J«»eph 

Funeral unices »»re held 1 " tht.r sperf.l re,poii.lblllt, Itwulned their daugbt., 

Thursday afternoon in the Ooshrn May for the Sunday School and a ».uden, a. Tren.on N,,l 

? "" Ch ' M "' i e> " I"' e " tlU " ' 00 " d 

Good, dean Cod 

W.H. AUSTIN CO. 

WflLDWOOD, N. J. 

-The Old Bcllahle Yard" 

hurth En Charles Hand 

icfaiing Interment »j4 In th-> 

E Cemetery Mr Coraon la 

rvlvm by two brothers I 

• _-- u > »*. uu*. ait at iiariJiuil 'VOrlTlilf 

us^t that ion attendance Srhool anil friend Mix IJHIan 

Stamm of Point Pleasant ai«o a 

uperiDtendeiii ntlun 

7 P M Epnorth Lrague 

7 30 P \l A bright «>ng ser 

reading m 

to resume 

' Gas Company, where be had been 

' district superintendent for fifteen 

m_w_ 'years, 

nt Btmjaaln Coattantlne and The funeral services wen- con- 

a»d Mrs. sUwird Ott, of, ducted in tbe Baptist cbun-o 

.idripola. TMted friendi here Tuesday afternoon at J o clock 

Ir'thsL'tnak -end. Bev I B risher, officiating The 

jj -* ' body reposed M the chancel rail 

KJF?*!!^ 

B M k . """ » Monday night, where a long line 

1 "It" « Monday, of tnends Bled Kverently by his 

—' Jttod. of phUalfeliinla, ^'* r * M * D y there were who re- 

r"W. motinr on ftuday. ^«d the good deeds of their de 

' parted friend Tvn nuns and o» 

vt Bio daughter survive the decnaed- 

her marrlag. to ttnilan, Gand, j Tbur«l,j ; 30 p M Bible 

the deceased »„ Rachel Grace Talks and Prayer K,er,body l" 

Funeral «rvlCM « t t held on |n.lt,d to re.J tb N Ti 

Puneml servii-ea .... 

Monday. February 1J from her.ni' 

late home, conducted by Rev ' Sunitay 

btudrnt at Trenton Normal for 

scieral days. 

Mm William Etui IT lert 

Thursday for New York where 

she «ill op»iii] seieral ww^ 

Mla» Zelda Abrams left fur 

Chicago on Friday, where »hf 

will remain indefinitely 

Mra. Minute Immerman spent 

("•viral days of last week In Sew 

Bible) ôrk tlaiMng frlcn.18 and reU 

Cktrlaa Oontint enjey. th 

j«al dMmctloa of beiiur the 

K-paaaaa «l«eb>d lo manber- 

,o-,ih» Mddlo Towaakrp 

*•" at-'tte deetloi) 

me, conducted by Rev 

Charles DuBoi,. Iniemient wa< 

m»rfe at South Dennis, Mm 

Candy WM , niemher of ihe 

DeDnlsillle M. E. Churth. 

Recent Marriages 

Aspinwall—Tierno 

Beatrice Tlerno. daughter of 

Held on Inilted in read ibr \r» Testa 

with u« 

Fibrmry 27 Is new 

tlves 

lau, «f Bio dan«hter Kixrlve tie deceased. Beatrice Tlerno. daughter of 

of Mr. and, John and lander Croker are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tlerao °f 

nc caj.ru the nembera or He chunh ciolr Tuckalioe, and Joseph w Asnin 

.-jBtly. It ; 

to be tne am time - 

*M tta elected to tLe 

Wchard ttoaubum 

'that the local - 

Ktliirt aatTuw- 

r lf.-ft A. It. It tola, 

bottday in ohaernuKe ot 

*~" Urtbday. 

UrtUay 

Burial was In Sea Side Cemetery 

Tbe CiokeT family came ts 

WUdwood from Atlantic City in 

1>11 and at once made their 

chnrch home with tbe first Bap- 

tist family, where Mr, Croker 

early betame establUhedi endear- 

ing Blmaclf to bis fellow laymen 

ud wortUnt; with them shoulder 

lo shoulder. He was one of the 

moat ttnat workers In every de- 

partment of efturth work and his 

outstanding Christian eltiuuiblp 

Won him many esteemed friend* 

who mourn ate abeence, Mr. 

Croker leaves a vacant seat in 

the Pint Baptist Church of wild- 

will not bo euily 

— • • -I 

«a,BnmhB. . 

irn. Santi B. Sayre. of GoshM. 

widow of tie late Samuel 

pawed away Satorday m _, 

FBbmary 11. from tht comsiiea- 

,.--_T-, raw U»» of dlsenw, at tbe hoBe of 

-onllloBday ernring la'*" danxhter. Mm, Prank 

^.i* u. ^.... .~» " HSth. aged 7t years. 

Mtn. âjm TUB born In ^Be 

Hay Court Home, she (earn her 

dtnghter to moora her lea. Fu- 

neral semes were held Tuesday 

•rWraoon la the Baptist Church, 

the tmtor, BBT. Mr. Cox oSMat. 

>af, with Interment In tie If, 

Cemetery. Deceased Mas sf 

ot the Baptist Cbunh. 

memlvH 

worth two 

your leltrr at onct 

, 1,°"' 

Joseph S. Miller Ti,ited his I 

parents In Philadelphia oie the 

eek end 

Send for. Ml* Mlnnlt Le»y or Mlll.llle 

d j,,ln ai Sat,,rd.y and .Sunday 

, Thomp,on 

pares ts. 

Many a man who has sucesed. 

if*. ^ M t a s tte B *» |1 fc« d did 

It jy Mint underhanded metboda. 

Ctlrarj Baptist Chorr-h 

Calvary Bapll«r Clmrch South 

Seville Ftbnvirv UK U llliam E 

Bl*grane pasior MorniDg efr\lce 

in 10 'Tie riij,!,,,.^ of , 

Dlirlple" Bible whool 11 40 

30 evening fieri lep 

Tbe third message (>f n e Berles 

of objections to the New Tests 

Bent type of Christianity, 

| "It Inguju too Hroaglf upon 

rhiob Is out of har- 

! . with the enluUonaiT 

jihongbt of our day," These mes. 

ages will prore frail table to all 

who win attend then. 

Come, there Ij » b«Hy wel- 

eone for all. cite Ood Hij 

rightful place la yonr life. 

... of PhRMelpbia, were naited 

In maralaw Monday mommg, at 

*^B S§lQefc at St^ AaeiijtlSe*s ( — ~~^ *---«^=««»«j upiu 

Ohnrch, DMU City, A mention I e! #m «ni of erisli in Christian 

was held immediately after• - " ' ( o w l l w WBloB '• "" •' »»• 

wood that 

filled. 

The only hat cleaning place in 

tê W*f County. 

Bring your felt hat to us. We 

»rul nuke it bok like new. A0 


\ 

Undsr Edgitoa Inn 

3411 P-dfa Aw,, WLUwopil, N, J. 

Wishing- 

ton's 

Birlhdjv 

Tuesday, Feb. 22 

Philadelphia 

t*. »M Ule Cll).__J.i( A. M 

n*«(!W «IB Si»,l»| 

It Means a Lot 

Careful and consistent investments in real 

estate has relumed more great fortunes in 

America than any other industry or activity. 

"Be a bear on American real estate," has been 

Arthur Brisbane's advice for years—and he 

practices what he preaches. 

We have many real bargains listed here in 

Sea Isle City. Come in or phone and let us 

show you. 

Day or Evening Phone Bell 2 

Maurice M. Sofroney 

Undb Avenue at W«l Jer^y 


insurance of All Kind, 

Birild- 

Then 

Insure 

The wise man 

his home, then h 

right away that' 

] properly "covered") 

j i 

^ vi>,^ 

M All PARES °F 

insurance. 

Beesley's Point 

Miss Charlotte Brown, of 

Philadelphia, spent Btinday with 

Mr and Mrs, R. P. Smith. 

Mrs. Thonu Ballenger and 

father. Albert Adams, .were 

Woodbine on Sunday. 

Mrs. Hoiel Ballenger called on 

Mrs. Mary Conon Monday after- 

noon 

Mr It F- Smith entertalne 

S0DH ot the State Highway men 

at luncheon Tuesday. 

Mrs William Lnyton and Mrs, 

i -Amos Corson metaled to Unwund 

: , Monday 

Thomaa Dalley. Ferman Cald- 

well and Wilbur StoBeli motored 

to Tuckahoe Friday evening, 

' Mlas Ulllan Young In 111, 

Mrs Sara Wllhelm, daughter 

and son spent Friday with Mra. 

Uriah Young, 

Y- Mrs. E L Coreon, Mrs, Frank 

Toung and son, Robert Gordon, 

were In Ocean City Wednesday, 

It is whispered about among 

groups of lads and iagalea that 

they are glad mid-year "ciams" 

are over 

Mr and Mrs. Marvin Sharp 

It's the first step'! 

[ j new home 

| j should take Covert 

{ house with 

! against fire, then i 

i the contents againsti 

1 . r âât PUT auu mra. nimn ensrp 

I itruction and theft. wler, 

Dunl«l BM10P spent Saturday 

n Philadplphla 

^wo»t corf Shore RoJI 

-Ur. and jfn. IMUHI Thonujaon. 

r 

• I--' -* 

iS^^îs 

•re. U TlsIUnf In PWla- 

and'M«. Ralph Holmes 

Cape May Point 

Mlsd Anna nerrrll motoied tc 

Wlldwood with frlendii on Satur- 

day 

The many friends of Mini Mar' 

gsret d'Romtra are glad tn sei 

her out again after her rccen 

Mrs Hary Wills has returned 

(o Philadelphia after »PI 

somo time at tho Point 

Robert Crowe and buy friend 

spent tho week end at Mr 

Crowe's summer coltnge 

MIBM Ollvetla Willnrd spent 

Friday evening with her friend 

Miss Anna Berrrll 

Mr and Mrs Alex Haldemnn 

were among the attendants at 

the Cape May County Firemen's 

Association's meeting, which was 

held at Wlldwood 

Mrs Bdwird Bcrrell attended 

tbo Valentine party given hy the 

Cape May ncheknh Lodge on 

Thursday evening 

Mr and Mm. Harry Woolson 

visited friends In West Cnpn May 

on Tuesday evening. 

Miss With Or I (Ton visited Mr 

,nd Mrs Edward Bcrrell one 

dny last week. 

Mrs. David McPhoraon spent 

Saturday evening with her uncle 

and aunt. Mr. and Mrs James L. 

Woqlsod. 

- Mlas Elinbeth McPherson, of 

Cold Springs,- spent Tuesday with 

her cousin. MUs Anna Berroll 

Mr. anil Mrs. Frank W. Hughes 

were visitors' In WUdwood on 

Thursday. 

TBe TOlnnteer firemen' and their 

wires All enjoyed themselves on 

Tbunday * evening.' when they 

were entertained by Wlldwood. 

>, The. toembert' of•: the Union 

Church appreciated the large it- 

tendance ot the revivals lift 

South Seaville 

Warren J. Ijiricka was a Phila- 

delphia shopper «n Wedaeaday, 

Mrs, Sturny Dsoling, Ol CHIII- 

den, vl>lted Mr, and Mrs. Wil- 

liam Champion oBii day lilt week. 

Milton Oreee, of Northneld, 

cislted at the home of John Bs- 

;ap on Saturday, 

Bdgar Lawrence and family 

have left town and are now re- 

siding at Woodstown. 

-Mi«« Jessie Daollng, of Cam- 

den, ta visiting relatlvea In town, 

MiBBes Margaret SchelUnier, of 

Wlldwood, and Bdlth Baillle, of 

Bint Fails, Pa., ' spent Sunday 

night with frlendg in town, 

Mrs, Reuben Bulos entertained 

the Baptist Mile Society Igat Frl 

day evening, 

E. A, Orsee and wife wore in 

Sea Isle on Tuesday, 

A number of out-of-town folks 

were at 1he chlcien lupper given 

iy the firemen at the Hall on 

Saturday evening, 

C, M. Clouting, of Palermo, 

made a buslnaai call In town on 

Saturday. 

Miss Margaret Foster enter- 

tained frlendii from Ocean City 

Bulliiay afternoon. 

Strathmere 

of PhllanelBhlff; w^re dowir Jmr- 

day. 

C. M, Court House 

Mr, and Mra, George Garrison 

wtri Philadelphia shoppers on 

Saturday, 

Mrs. Leroy WllliBms, of Green- 

wich, la spending a few days 

with her parents, Winfleld 8. 

Balflwin and family, 

Fred Crawford Is able to sit up 

afler a week of illness, 

Samuel Itltett wail in Wlldiwood 

Frldny on business. 

Mr. and lire. Amasa Young 

and family, of Petersburg, spent 

Friday wiih his Brother and 

family. 

Mr, and Sirs. Horace Richard- 

son motored to Philadelphia on 

Saturday, 

Allon rreldeman, wife and 

family motored to Balem Sunday 

and spent the day with his 

brother, Albert Freideman, and 

family. 

Miss mitabeth Taylor is now 

employed nt Stone Harbor, 

J. W. Long is lonflnoil to h 

bed with the grippt. 

Beatrice Taylor is noi 

employed at a real eitatt oBIt 

n ColIlnisWDod. 

Mru. Ellen Wood, of Swain 

ton, spint Monday with Mre. El. 

wood Smith. 

Minn Clara Foster spent Sun 

day with friends at Ocean city. 

Professor and Mrs. J. E, Clnrl 

spent Wednesday evening at Osp 

May with Milton Blngham. 

Mra. John Leamlng ID 111 wltl 

ha grippe, 

Mrs, Harry Spsidlng, Mm, El 

wood Smith, Miss Thelma spald 

Ing anil Mm Martin Bpsldinj 

ihopped In Philadelphia Batur. 

lay, 

Paul Amsroao «nil wife, o 

MIIlviHe, spent Sunday with hei 

parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jaaopt 

Hewitt, 

Master Edmund Ross, of Wild 

rood, apent Monday with hii 

randmother. Mn Anpa B Kos' 

Lirim-Thompflon of Hi liiterillle 

nlled on relntlves hero .Sunday 

N S Jnnee anil wife vlpiti. 

IBIIVI-SI In Mlllvllli. and Vim 

Innil on bunday. 

Mr nnd Mrs Ralph feayrr an 

on Berkley, npriit Saturday In 

flan tic City 

MIHI Melrn Kennery visited 

Belleplain 

Mr. John Creamer and family 

«nd Mrs. Wlhwn Jimtt IBotored 

to Brldgeton on Sunday, 

Mr, and Mrs, Harry Couiena, 

of Leesburg, called on Mr, and 

Mrs. Harold Langley an Sunday. 

Mrs, Flora Clark and children, 

of Ocean city, spent the week 

end with her mother, Mra- D. 

Heffiimn, 

Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Ban- ^,_s,.u,.. *,Mâ, 

horn ana baby, of Eldars, upont | Q^^ oi'ty vlidloT 

Rio Grande 

Me and Mrs. frank Waples. Mr, and Mrs. Christian Eshel 

Ous Whlttkamp was in peters- 

hurg Monday, 

Mrs, H. A, WIMkamp and 

daughter, Bertha, motored to 

Court House Tuesday. 

6. R. MeCullough was homo 

over the week end. 

Captain McDanlel was an 

Sunday with her parents, Mr. 

and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman. 

Mr. and Mrs. Wiigon Jarnen 

moioreii ts Ocean View on Tues- 

day. 

sir. and Mrs. w, Recepl nro 

George B. MacOuhey and 

mother, of Sirathmere and Phila- 

dclpliln. left for a two months' 

slay In Figrlda; 

Ike Ncwlln was In Philadelphia 

Wednesday, 

Mr. and Mrs, Frank BurrougBS 

spent the week end at their cot- 

visiting relatives ImPhHadelpain, 

Mr, end Mrs. Walter Hws and 

Mr, and Mrs. Henry Hess mfi- 

tared to Al.ilon and Sunday. 

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Police 

entertained company from out of 

town on Sunday, 

Mr. V, Oermanls, ef Avalon, 

spent the week end with his 

father, here, 

Mr. R. B. Muott spent Friday 

evening at Dennisvllle. 

Mr. CharlM Howe, of wild- 

wood, cpilled on Mr. W, W. Mason 

on Friday. 

Mr. and Mrs. Blbort U.ilph. of 

Mlnotola called on Mr. and Mm. 

R. B. Bess on Thursday after- 

noon. 

Mr. P. Harris, of Haielton, Pi, 

spent Thursday with friends here. 

Mr, and Mn. Earl Nlckerson 

and children, of Mlllvllle. spent 

Saturday with the latter's par- 

ents, Mr. and Mrs. C, V. Hess. I 

Mrs. R, B, Hess and dauf hler, I 

Mrs, L. H, Rigglns. motored lo] "Id S°n. Artiur, of North Wlld- 

Wlldwood on Saturday. 

Mr, Bdward Ho (I man spen 

Tuesday with his daughter a 

Hammonton, 

Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hess and SOB 

Bf Sea hie, spent Saturday eve 

nlng with relatives here. 

The Misses Brma and Hulda 

Maaon spent Saturday and Sun 

friends 

week end n Mlllvlllo during the 

uslne 

rday. 

oek. 

Mra. V. Casaet la fllllng the 

place) of lira,/Odin Williams ip 

Ming Helen Bliler spent the 

cr.lt end in Philadelphia 

A large number from here at 

ended an Eastern Star meeting 

it Capn Iflay Monday night 

Little Frank Chambers of Dins 

'reek, npent the week end with 

» slitor. Mm Edna Jones 

Mini Mabel Powrll ot Eldora. 

InKed Monday with Mrs Harvny 

Mrs. Edna Epuglass marie a 

trip to Philadelphia Bat- 

Mrs* Llulo Hand, or Brldgoton, 

pent Borne time recently with 

fra Edmund Hewitt 

John Matbls spont m. few days 

lth his family here the drst of 

io week- 

Mrs itoscoo Spaldinar. Marjorla 

id Clifford Spnldlng spent Sun 

iy In Mlllvllle 

Miss iFaye Moore and Miss 

Emily Post spent Saturday ln 

Philadelphia. 

O R Hamacn and wire and 

Mrs. Milton Peterson' and son, 

Alfred, spent the week end In 

OtoTllle. 

itlchard Thomas,-wire and fam- 

ily went tbe -week and ln Mlll- 

tilla. 

Kiss Rene Caulk. Fred Cal- 

hurcb; "> 

In 

WUllanu 

and an 

noun and 

vudted hU grandfather 

vbiri 

Mia* life flMilla nn 

of Gertnantown, 

Cal- 

OOUB JUJd Mil, , , 

! Mra.' Eugene Chambers 

n, George, are aleki 

and 

day with relatives at Cape May, 

Mrs. Fletcher Durull spent 

Wednesday In Atlantic City, 

Mrs, Clarence Molfman and 

daughter, Mra. K, Bonham, speni 

Tuesday in Mlllvllle. 

Mrs. R, B. Mason motored to 

Ocean city on Wednesday, 

Mr, and Mrs. l«vi Hand spent 

WedHesdiiy in Wildwood. d" 

Mr, and Mrs. L, H, Rlggins 

motored to Cape May Court 

HOUBO on Tuesday, 

Green Creek 

The Ladlea' Aid held their 

regular meeting Wednesday af- 

tirnoon «t the hornê of Mrs. 

Truman Hlokman, 

Henry Loper and wife spent 

Wednesday evening wish friends 

ln Ocean City, 

Mr. nnd Mrs, Joseph Bandelin 

entertiiineA company from Cam- 

den a pan of last week, 

Frank Hollingghcad has the 

lunthcr on the ground to build 

a garage lor their new car, 

Norman Thompson and wife 

entertained company Sunday. 

Joseph Hand and wife, of Cape 

May City, called at the panon- 

ngo here Sunday afternoon They 

were married n lew months ago 

by Rev William Uradnhaw 

iMany from far nnd ntar cam* 

hen' to gtthor "Mnnny Noien." 

or floft claioi, of which thfre are 

plenty for nil nlong tin baynhorc 

Isaac Lcndfrmun nnd family 

motored to Wilmington on Sat- 

urday evening nt his home. 

"Twin Maplei " 

MrR Tbomas Lopnr and duugh 

ter. Mrs Albert King, were out- 

of-town vlnltors on Wrdnesday 

Mrs Sara Elilrcdge and Mrs 

Cnrrle Brndehnw visited In Capo 

May nn Thursday 

Edward Armstrong and wire, 

of Wlldwood, apent bunday with 

her parijntB. Mr and Mrs Chare 

II Loper 

Mm Anna Toscr and Ron. 

LoDl*. of Mlllvllle. are visiting 

Albert Ganrlsoh and wife 

Mrs E W Fisher, who fraq 

urcd her wrist about four weeks 

'go, is gradually Improving. 

Mrs Mabel Hand, of Cape 

May, called on her mother. Mrs 

William echelllnger. 

Captain James Rosa and wife. 

if Court House, called on her 

tage, 

Thomas Newiln and wtfo visit- 

ed their father. Ike Newiln Sun- 

day, 

Mrs, Vandecar and Mrs, Fine 

were down iunday looking over 

their summer cottage. 

Miss Dorothy Welsh was a 

Suna-ay visitor at WillkamB's, 

Mrs, Foit is spending a few 

days with her daughter In 0am- 

den. 

Eddie .Burroughs was a week- 

end visitor. 

Mr. and Mrs. B. Lemont are 

In Philadelphia for a few days. 

Mr, and Mrs, James Godfrey 

were Sunday visitors. 

Greenfield 

Mr. and sirs. ~M, H. Magnin 

wood, called on relatives here on 

Sunday, 

Mr, and Mrs, Malcolm Howies 

are being congratulated upon the 

birth " 

man ore reoMviirr CTHgfart 

on the birth of a son on FebfU' 

ary IS, who will be known as 

John. 

Another meeting of the BUlld 

ing and Loan Association wai 

held at the Orange Hal] on Fri- 

day evening. 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C, U. 

Kennedy entertained a few 

frlendM at their home on Friday 

evening, 

Mrs, Wesley BevlK, of Oreeii 

Creek, visited Mrs, Dennis Figher 

on Friday- 

Mrs. William B, Crease enter 

[allied her sinter, Mls» W'ld Hoff- 

man, of Cold spring, last week, 

A largo number of the mem 

hers of the Orange went to thi 

Orange Bt Dlas Creek on TUBS. 

day evening, 

Mrs, Anna Wolentt, who hi 

been spending the winter with 

relatives in Philadelphia, is visit, 

ing her son, Roy, and wife, 

Alexis Edwards made a busl 

ness trip to Philadelphia lui 

Wednesday. 

Mr. anri Mni, Charloa h. 

Crowdor are entertaining com= 

any from Philadelphia. 

Mrs. Jennie Opperman, of Pern- 

berton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs, 

A, B, Bflwarda, 

Mm, Lena Robblns defeated 

Hsrry Yates in tho election fo 

gehool trustee, at Court House, Oh 

Tuesday. 

Airs, Laure Brayman entertain 

d her daughter, of Maple shade, 

on Sunday, 

County Clerk A. Carlton Hll 

dreth, who hag been seriously 

ill at his home here, lit Itnprav 

Ing, 

Mrs. Mary souders and daugh 

of a daughter on Fobruary | tor, Mrs. Reba Bonham, of 

i. The new arrival has been j Brldgeton, were visiting here on 

named Ella May, - - • ' 

Andrew Bosman and John 

Angely, Jr., spent Sunday in 

Peteraburg, attending the all-day 

meetin at tht PeterMurf 

meeting 

Church. 

J. W. Oandy was in Ocean City 

one day last ween. 

Little Malcolm Bowles, Jr., Is 

•pending some time in Wlldwood 

visiting his aunt. 

Qtdeon i, Adams spent iund 

In Petersburg. 1 

Henry Dubosq, sr,, was 

Mays Landing on Monday evi 

nlng. 

Mls» Virginia Duhiisq, of Be; 

hie City, called on Bet parent 

on Monday, 

Florence Itowlea Ipent the 

week end with her grandparent* 

Ml» Dorothy carvine spenl 

Thursday night with her g)[ 

friend, Mlsa Thelma Williams, 01 

Tucfcaboe, 

Ooorfo Breyer and famii 

called on Henry Dtibosq and fam 

Hy on Friday night. 

South Dennis 

Mr. Harry Ithoadei and fam. 

Iy visited Mr. and Mrs. T. 0 

Barns Sunday, 

Several of our people went t 

Philadelphia on the eneursloi 

tinturday 

Mr and Nn Carl MrCormlcl 

vlaltfd Mr nnd Mr i Hoht rt .Me 

Ormkk Sunday 

Mr» B II Slmpion ,ini] IIIUR.. 

ter »pnnt the week end In I'IIIIB 

•Iclphla 

Mr mid Mrs Edward Klckina 

visited their daughtfr, who Is I 

tho Children n Hospital, Phllailcl 

phla. recently 

Mr »nd MM Lntz of Ocean 

View, called on Mr and Mrs 

Eugpilo Springer Thursday eie 

nlng 

irothor here Thursday 

William S. Eldredge. or the 

fltono Harbor Life Guard station, 

spent the week end nt home. He 

has been In the service twenty- 

ive years. 

The State Inspector was along 

Thursday looking over tbe wiring 

whldb has been done 

Mr. aud Mrs. Fergumn, of 

Gloucester, who bought the Jcop- 

arty across from Cftptaln Joseph 

James, moved In list week. 

Harry Foater was a Mlllvlllo 

Isltor'on Sunday. 

,The Home and School AsavsU- 

tlpa have decided to buy .plni 

and the pupil holding rank i 

rotpril 

Mr and Mrs Wm Mecrnali! 

and daughter ilsltcd Mr .1 

Mrs A. C Môrwnid, nt Ml 

vlllo, Sunday 

Joseph auroslmohuk wont 

Philadelphia Guntlay 

Misses Mary and Agnei Mee, 

wald spent the week end with 

their parents 

Mr Edward flteneckor Is IIHU 

l^hls mother at Rutherford, 

Mm Chnrlei Nli-kerson spen 

the wcok end with Mr and Mra 

wood "k^' Bt W " !t CoIII "« B 

Miss Erma Nlckerson »pPnt 

Thqrsday with Mrs. Clinton Nick- 

erson. 

Mrs A J Mfirwald attended 

» cooking class at c»pe May 

Court Houso Monday 

Miss Catherine McCormlck 

went to Mlllvlllo Friday evening. 

Mr. Robert Button visited hla 

cTiZCJ^ Aa ' me 

and Mra. J. B. Scull have 

weeks wlUi their children 

Mr. and Mrs. A. c 

5ST 

1*7 On 1 nn 

Friday, 

Henry Xlthlan, of Brldgeton 

was looking over His business In 

terests here on Monday, 

tewellyn Hllilreth visited 

Philadelphia on Lincoln's birth 

day, 

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Porter and 

two ohildren, of Westmont. spent 

the week end here with Mrs. 

Porter's siller, Mrs. Erneat Cor 

son, and family, 

Mr. and Wre—Riihei I L. Bteb- 

bins spent the week end at Ava- 

lon with his parents. 

Mrs, Benjamin Mitchell went 

to Brldgeton as Tuesday to help 

care for her slMer, who Is seri 

oualy ill. 

Dennisville 

William Irndway, of Haley 

vine, called on his damhier, 

Mrs. John Fidler, on Sunday. 

Mr, and Mrs, A._ T, D, HoweHs, 

of Oias Creek, attended services 

In the M. B. church on* BUBday. 

Misses Battle and Barn Fidler 

visited relatives In Philadelphia 

over the week end, 

Mrs, Katharine Billiard is 

visiting, her daughter, Mrs, Hor. 

schel Pierce, of Dorsheiter. 

Rev. and Mrs, Hurry Ross, of 

Vlnrlnnd called on frlendA hero 

thiR wet k 

Mifw Ircno Woolsnn, of Giitii 

liorn vlHltid her parents over lhi> 

wptî end 

Altii ('ante Uiihlintll etitcrtuln 

•I Mlsa I.llllun Ju'lllie. of Kher 

ton over the week ind 

Mr onil Mm Earl Slielmnn, or 

Ocean City, calkd on Jacob Hei- 

zei und family Jrlday evening 

Mr and Mrs 7nchary Taylor 

IIHVO retuintd home aftir spend 

ins BOieral months with relative, 

In Philadelphia 

Mr Edwnrd Robert, of Atlan- 

Swainton-Clermorit 

Frank Addlspn and fajully apd 

Mrs, Edwin Tbwnsend ipinTTBo 

week end with relatives In Glou- 

cester and Oamden, 

Paul Stephens spent Monday 

In Philadelphia. 

George Post spent Monday in 

Pennsgrove with Chas, Stephens 

Miss Wllhelnilna Powell is In 

I'hllailelphla taking a sauna in 

Plerce's Business College, . 

Mrj Wllllum Cherry spent lev. 

eral days with Mn, U T. Bwaln. 

Miss Ernestine Cossaboen at- 

tended lodge at Avalon on Mon- 

day evening. 

sirs, Edward Post and Mrs 

Allison Ludlam attended an ex- 

tension leaders' training elus at 

Court House on Monday. 

Rev, J, O, K. Corliss, of Balsm, 

spent the week end here, 

Mr, KohlonliMk and family are 

at home again after upending the 

winter in New York, 

H. H. MeCool spent Saturday 

in Philadelphia, 

Warren Mitchell has arrived, 

home after spending the winter 

In Florida, 

Palermo 

Mrs, Phoebe Ysung and dsugh 

i«r, of Dinnimillo. called on 

friends hero Weineaday evening. 

John VIziard was In Ocean 

City shopping on Monday, 

Mr. and Mn. Lewis Coasahoon 

and Harry Kobbins, af Ocean 

City, visited Mr. and Mrs, Rich 

ard Coflnalioon on Sunday. 

Anne Kruk was In At- 

lantic City an Saturday, 

Beth Corson is very III. 

Mr, and Mrs, Washington Cor- 

Bon, of strathmere, called on Mrs. 

Minnie L, Coreon Monday eve- 

ning. 

Mr. and Mre, Conrad Reining 

motored to Philadelphia Sunday 

to vlslt^ their daughter, Martha, 

who In quite ill. 

, Mrs, Howard Young spent Bun- 

day with her daughter, Mrs. 

Ipencer Young, of ieeiley's 

Point, 

Mrs, Walter Kahn, of Bupsln, 

called on her grandmother, Mrs, 

Mllllcent Dare, Sunday evening, 

Norman Paultin and friend, of 

Philadelphia, spent Sunday with 

his parents hert, 

Robert Locke and Will Stanley 

motored to Atlantic City on Sat- 

urday evening, 

W. Corson, of Strathmere, and 

Mrs. Emma, Clark, of Romero 

Cape May jQjjjt 

Mm J Hand cntoi 

afternoon Fea~~TBuru¥ 

Mr and Mrs. William;] 

and son have returned ; 

ter motoring through 

and Virginia 

Mrs T Bennett was' 

delpbla one day last week^fi 

Sadie Meyer was tn " 

Thursday visiting 

George 

Elizabeth Beeves. 

Springer aud Ana JPlen 

Wlldwood shoppers Tt 

Mm T. Murray, ot 

City, visited Mm D, O 

T Iteeves. of Delaware. 

Sunday with his family, i 

Ernest Wellman. who 1 

touring the Southern 

returned home. 

Mrs H H. Eldredge l 

aunt. In Philadelphia, 

seriously ill, 

Lena Dswson entertained 1 

Perkins Sunday, 

Mrs D. Rodun en 

oompany from Upper 

ihe week end. 

Walter Hughes, of 

phla, was ln town Sundty..? 

Elizabeth Meyor 

lior Sunday 6chool Claav 

Valentine party Saturday J 

noon . , f 

Vestal Stevens attended'(* 

8 dance In Atlantic > 

Mr Trombly was In Umti 1 

day 

Mr. and Mrs. S. Step! 

were Wlldwood snopnem 

day 

F Godfrey was In' MlUf 

Friday evening. 

Leon Christian was home 1 

day. 

Mr Walton entertained^. 

two Hons, ot Atlantic City, - 

day last week 

Theodore Reeves was IQ : 

wood Saturday 

Mm s. Stophenson and/I 

made a business trip to— '" 

Monday 

Mllllcent Henderson 

Pearl Argne Thuraday erenli 

Goshen 

Revival meetings are 

held ln the M. E Churob, 

Tho Epworth ljeagtie n«|ai 

regular monthly fcufllnesK i" ' 

on Mondiiy evening. Plans 

being mode to hqvo a social ~ 

February 2« j 

Mrs Mae Whltaker, enterl 

cd Mr. nnd Mrs Harold Mo 

point, called on friends on sun-, _,,... . „ 

(I.iy 

and children, of South 

Mrs. Hannah Evani, of Ocean o v " Tnwday nlgttt. 

City, Is nuralng Beth Oorson, Mr - ttnrt Mra Walter 

Bandy Robinson, of Dennis. wore Tucs B '' 

vllle, called on friendn on Wed- 

nesday evening. 

Minn Lena Colling called on 

Mrs, Charles CoBsaboon on Thura. 

day evening, 

Mrs, John Stratton was in 

Ocean City on Thursday, 

William Cameron, of Ocean 

City, called on Mr, and Mrn, 

Seth .Corson one day last wek. 

Erma 

Mr. and Mm. William Mount 

with relative* at Wild wood.; • i 

Edward Nlckerson is sick/*," 

Thn nluc Ribbon Club, i 

Ihe home of Mlsn Allco ToMf" \ 

Tuesday evening. 

Mr and Mrs F. W. Jal 

Mrn Nelson Smith, and Mrn/l 

H Swnln motored to Bridf 

on Wrdnesday afternoon. 

MIBH Lllu B Townsend, 

n week at her home here, G 

sprndfng the wlnted 1 at 

House with hor sister. 

Mrs Jennie Corson was -, 

a surprise party hy the 

upent last Tuesday evening wlth'thean Class on Saturday v 

Mr. unit Mm. William Prltchard. j at her home, with twenty: 

Clarence Nichols, of Brldgeton, J ent. emh one bringing a 

ent a few days last week hcrojaird a ton of coal wae^/ 

with hlfl parents. I her crwil bin, 

Mlaa l.llllan Kelly and Miss' Mr: anil Mrs. Olareab^; 

lieliua GarrettAon spent last of Avalnn, wvre at h^h 

ell end with the latter'B aunt! Mr. and Mrs. Nels 

ic City, called 

Stiltm recently. 

Mr. and Mm. 

on Mr. Jamc, 

Loroy May, of 

Nelson Smith, 

Friday evening 

Mr hnd Mrs. SYank Wa 

and son, Paul, were the 

of their son, Sir. Bttnley* 

and family. In Atlantic Btf) 

Sunday 

• n Cipe M.iy 

Mr ami MTH Benjamin Prltth 

ard and non, Billy, spent a rouple 

of days last week In Chestrr Pa , 

with relatives 

Mrs JoH(.ph Nlrhols And Mm 

NtlRou Oarrett-son were chopping 

ln Court House one duy last 

week 

A number from here motored 

to South Dnittis Friday evening 

anil attendrd revival Rnvici-i 

there, while a number of others, Miss Mabel Clay 

attended nervlces at Burellgh and Ocean City Monday. 

Marmora 

William Gannon 

day evening w 

'nurt Houne spont Sunday with 

Mr Frank Fldlcr and fnmlly 

Those who visited Philadelphia 

on Saturday were Mr John 

Trout. Mr and Mrs F B Bush | heard Rev Garner Hand, tht) | The Alpha Club was 

nell Mrs Eliza Camp. Miss Llda samo evening the P. it. C. Club House iFrii) 

Foster, Mrs. O. M. • Geary, Mrs. Mrs. Lydla Dickinson's Sun-[ evening. ^ 

W. Chpster, Mrs George 1 day fechool class held a potluck| Mm Btnphen Stephemnrtîj 

dlnner last Thursday at tho homo eon. Morris, of West CaM•[ 

at Mm. Nellio Slllott. In Cold' and.Mrs. Asa Mailsra.iMidj 

I 

Spring. 

I ter, Dorothy, of thto, I 

d Bld 

p . . . . y, , 

Rev It V Brcwln and family tored to Brldgeton on, 

motored to Cookstown Thursday Monday- 

and spent n couple dayn there I The Hoy Scouts of OusiQit, 

, t.*i_ _V_AVJ._J . I .. ± *% a'-.m._U_' i _ a q av _ ua^C 

with relatives. spent Saturday at the 

Mra. Helen Garrett&on enter- development, 

lained her Sunday school class I Mrs Catherine 

at her home last Tuesday eve- 

ning 

Mrs Pierce Fsddln, of Cape 

May, spent Tuesday evening here 

with friends. 

amen. Miss Helta qarll, Mr, and 

Mra. William Cresmor and Mr 

and airs. Cbarlis Creamer 

Mns Samuel Woolaon ontertaln- 

id the Ladles' Aid on Monday 

ivening 

Mre Harry Joseph, at court 

House, called on Mrs. Phoebe 

"oung one flsy this woek 

Mr. Frank Steelman aud fam- 

ily visited his mother, at Mt. 

Pleasant, on Sunday. 

iMr and Mrs Samian Berardo 

and son wore Philadelphia, visi- 

tors on Friday evening. 

Mrs. Rachel Oandy, a former 

resident, jirho has been Irving: Sprlog. ' * - her parents: ""' *•»,£ 

with her nloce. Mn Deborah Mrs. Katie Jaggers and daugh- Mrs. Joslfl, 

n "** I -ir, of Hebilervllle. vis' ten -wera enterthlned at suppor with' her stalm*, tin,. 

In the Union Cemetery at last Tuesday .evening by Mrs.'son,'o[ P*letm0.fa'Tt 

" Bar* Jackson, Fishing Crwk. I MW a|«rta.«n*r t 

Frank Carretfeon is haling a'delpluVspent, the.* 

shop built beside his fUhftr-H 1 Mi« b 

hom«, where he will go Into tho I The , 

plnmblnc •business, _,,.,.,,, 

Mns Em rnsniwll; and' 

Wednesday with Mrs, 

Smith 

Mrs George M» 

talned her sister, from y% 

Amboy, over the wedE"""" 1 

y, 

Lev! Dickinson Is painting the | Mr. snd Mrs. WllHaW 

Jr. o U Ai A. Hall, at Cold soh spent tf 

finrlnff. ' * -* her nurfttit 

hurled 

South Dennis on Monday. 

to hear orTSs'dMth of 

P*nona on Sunday evening. 

ninli«ML K 

Uoyd Jlra Alrnart 

«4

OCEiUI Off SEWS, OCEAS fflf?, V. », FRIDAY. fDMUT It, I9B7. 

Dehnont Dividing Geek Millvilh 

i i i « i 

WIIHJBI Vanii»n«a, of Qtesn Mies Uactay, Sniping tewher,) Anna Jenkins and son, Jjrkie, Artiw SUi 

City. »a a Wtdii«ui»j mnlsc rtollFil our srbr.il Monday of liis of Port Norftl, M lo town in Twnipfl 

Tidier »i the tame at William trick. During Str >UIi she lave wrtnaday. jjr. jyrk Ulj »if, 

| MfKiSt the uighth grade »n (.ff|Hen«l| Mr, add Sire. Waltef CamptwII hooK. from finriila 11 

Tii^Lak, 

Benjamin Taylor *nd wile, of(twl. Tol« IM IJ given one* a snij childrrn and Mm Amos pep. th.. tHt 

Savllle paw,.) Taund.}- .Its m r. M r .ere Briton .h-ppe on Owns* BliiuM. -In 

5"? 1 »""V s " , • On T""*'*" '"' '* 5 who is stlend 

tMowing Tht.»e.; »(-re flwlfd for' VTS Hitkman and Lillian sjwndlne a )*« djrs ars with hi* 

. - —~ daufhler, Raehel, vfciiled .111, M,ur|w H|V(, Tn-Nihip: S«n,u»I High »«r» in Port S'nrri, Tnilfi- wr»,,, „. ruhon g, 

. MS MB, Pred Hagelean, "l»»v« lo Oreenflfld Sttndar. Han,p,,n. Henrj R-r,., unHdaj- Ja°..« Oirufl >L B 

' * „ Tf m **"* * motored I, Urf rsro|iB, ^ arMi ,»„ mnnillj, >,„„,,»«, m«,,Bg itoB. piorHa 

c«B nas InoYga fibjj -* alia. it*iier WOKS, 

lh« ngnu Xesdall Frank Sack and wilt, of Green 

There was a 

gns-d*r« and 

m» far toe «old| 

Bttdir. P Sy ,„ Bl. and. 

««d MB, Mop. W- CBBOy N°ah Ooilliu. Tufs)»f t,,nine. • 

' «« iliMBablie sno- «i Mrs- Pauline SIMUBHO. Mr, rhe M * . 

Mn, Ba,h«I Lee reluriiFd hofflf *»• "» I>"iMir!»ns ai aur tim,. ; Oialosru., Rmh Bod 

Mr, «od MM, Jaam n-hltenead T*umd«y «h«r spenlllnf liro an '1 "P-'i'lly -S. ,!ark iiarmj fP"' , - 

*""•" "nlora«r IB AitaBlle CUT »»**!> with h»r daoghl.f in Mr BlBbl* Jlnv Hac H'- 1 Ca*p«r. IB» 

d Mft, •asucr B lood- Molir- , Tne P; T. A. .ill give , \ih bT ^" Bi hurw - ' r C-da 

*»H ID TlBBllad atnnlar. Samilfl Langler, wife and son ? Pirtr in p. g. g. of A ' *" * res * n l ami (»>» jn Int 

illr, ud In, J. WtrmiL.- Jr., ,q. Jaek, of Tutkahof. paiseil W«), Hal! fciurdaj- enoing rebruary '" - vli •"•'fl»f sdiire 

-"-•—• Mr, aaj Mn. Harry o«day eveBinf wlib Wall«r VB«S IS. A g«H lime i> »n!lcipai«.1 • -."'" f * ln lhe M»unily. 

Hg, and wife, Sandmlcdai aBd atdor refrraB v C ' T " l m " 

* i M i 8 1 1 " >me Mi MB, 

Mr in6 Mr 

"' 

Cold Spring 

Cumbciknd_Schaal 

Board Elections 

Daniel X. BatemaB were dertii 

as Eiemlwrs of (lie Board or Bdn 

''• * ,. . was eleeied 10 nil tie pl»« of 

-Cumberland •'• *»«•«• 

mrtjl, w«dB««d.r e»enln(, V«l«B0iw »rtr to » 

Un, Etntr BauaiB. who &M Fridar evsnine. TkB 

wn (KCdlDE • fs* dkn with wu dcHghllullr «eBt l 

M"".. V «mw ««»«. •«»•>. M«T 

^ • 2r3 

"H 7 T 7 k ' I" ** Mi-, w,lii» ,\fkl.->-. I-Kink A 

MBI Suniiuy in fupe May. •>< • """••' '-»' I " " 1 •>'"- » ' »• '•"'" H " i ^ s " J 

n,l ilaiislil,.r. I1M.-I, M,ll.-,| l,,| »'•• :1 «'! *'•- J--" Vim;,,,,!.,, n-. iHM..I. 

..lieplain Sunil-y. I UI ' ""• > lpil "' i I""-"" "' " ''"I-- vil1 " '' ' 

III Ulllliilll ill 

nd MrN. l'a.m- i ;-i .î?iii-M nti-l 

athcr rnini Milhilii-. ui.-r Kim 

lay, 

Ir, anil Mi«. Miilfi.iil Pni k, 

' 11JI --111 < . : - 

b of Chiirli-H .Momi'. 

r, anil MIB. llowunl ltu*.i II 

.cut Saiiinlay in Vint-luiiil. 

Rratitis Douîii^.^, of Dla.M 

Criek, Hptnl Sului ifiiy nigllt at 

"*- home or Tlinjnu^ lliiiiifi>;iin. 

raqgbliri] Huiiihiy 

ihu -Ntiiuul In,N3» Wiia ent,l,-,i 

sve.F tilt, Wi-ek iiiii • unii ^.iini- 

§£&iol nuppiii..^ werii tlikiii. Til'- 

*nirsnCj, «;IJ= [iiiiili- by ii tiiin jiis? 

—r, anil Mrs, Hiiniil*-! rhini 

Is spi-int Suniiuy in Ueiiami 

I llii.lr ilriiiiiliier, 

'Illlliln llnbhlim Hpi-nt Miiii.lii 

Ihe Iliinii. of Q»!"ir I'lilliniiiiiH 

II. V. flin. 

1'JIIIIM, \-|, 


Mrs, Hthiliky 

in LI-. Mi ,,i,.| V, I), 

Mi .,ii.l Mi- li.-i.,,,. 

MIH. T, O. LilliHlo 

I Mn Iliiny 

Ni-.l. nl I'm 

\l, it. .Jinii 

Mi :,.i,l Mi«. 1,1 liny H, I": 

ilk Ml. uml JIIH. Ju 

Butkshutem 

Mi ,, M i Mn 

-In-ill Hiiii.l:iy p Ah 

•I ti.ni-, Illi-kiiiiin Hlin.jlshin- mi Minn' 

| Mi. l'h;iili-« li-..|:iinl. .,1 

ly. ..I i 111:"-.', liii. h.-. ll .li I, in .Milli 

IJamllii WIB- \\',lli;i,ii Dili,hi;,y. jr.. ,p, i,t hiry 12. Mr. ;t,i,| Mo. Trunk 

I I.JU-II lill 1 ! Willl!|,,l \ . l t ; l l | l i H , k l . 

. HI M I I H I I I - . )l;i«! I'll.nl, l i i i i . m . i y n : , « ;ii!!,.,i 

M l . illnl Ml.-. J'l.lllk I III"-.- li'.'M ll, I.- n | i . i ;i||.,||i|i,,| l| 

Dorchester 

StCr Mr. iinil Mr, ],,.,,iy p,,|.|cK mi, 

-mi. ,MI,,n. Mi. ,iii.l M n Ainhii 

Inn. i.r I'l.ii--- Jm-k.-.u, Ml... ! Is,M II.-I ti S,.|i,»,l 

i-k .'in! wnli I|.|,I. .II,,- |-:irii. Ki, in.Iii,-r-Ki.|- 

Mi Kv,.|y,i |'..|,.,-,,,,,. Ml. ].•-•,• •••• 

nniiiM. ill I'll- I'n in,.. ,\h?. iii Mini Ki,hh,us, Mr 

Hun (lily with Triliiil.il], Ml. anil Mrs, EllUul 

Ml". Miiry i'i. i... nml .Mr? I Mr. Kihi;iril Hi 

Bivalve M , . ;iii.| H i - M'.iliiM. r I l i - n - l -Mi. T.i 

Ml?. (•|iil,il-|-», I Mil ieiiiiiii 

IIIT'IIII 1'rnliiy iii-MiMa. "I I'niiiail. liliiliin.il -,l Ilii, Ilil. Flhiiiy ]''i-lilay| I A Inra liirai un-uuiim. II.JIIM 

r. Fiu-lTHt Spini(-|-, wilt! I, Mr., lli.lii.oii ami JH . Mitlj .' inullnr. M M ;ll ••HI- In 

;i! ii M--. * liiit -IITB 1 inolliir. lln ill niir Imal , hni. ti ,,n Sin 

Clptaih or Ilii? ii'rryliiiiit hi-twL-i.,1 Rii hunls ii.-r, HIM ,jft,iivti shuji- ANII;I ll.-iiiiijii^, nri-iiNiiiuni,.,! iipiii :)!,,,i IIIIUM, 'rhuKM iiifchi!; 

Maiirlt,- Itlmr (itnl UiSilhi- HIH-IIt JII-I-S ill. Wi'ilni"il:iy, i' 111 "'' I"' il lilullllra ilpil. III-HIHIIIK.II imri li, Hi, f,.\ 

luoduy arid Muliii»y in Pliiiiuli-l- Jiisi-pli Iliinl, I>.,H van iilmo?t Mrs. Ni'llii- ("rii.t. un•] MM. im-« mi, iiii.-inr. It.-v. n.-i 

"*•"" '" "'"'" •!!« fllliii Iiy oi.ii-oiMi- wiih nml a:is in liis IJnr-linra I'm.*- IIKJI ti't > .1 Mr, lli'ii'li-rsiiu jiMt In ll.irry Hiii-liiiiin. »r I'hiia.li I- llniitilily. ut Ilriilailiiii. Mun 

torid to arepnwich on uuslniw iim>- iinii iiiiiiiaiil him hinm-. II.- P'lln. i.-' -liiniliuB wvcrul ili.ys i,in ilslni i-iiin,. i,-,,m Halryi 

Wednt»dfly. i,.|i ih,, ,.ff,,.,j ,,| i, I,,, ,,.i,.i;,i "ilii Ill' imilliiT, MiB. 11. i;. SI,-. I- I'uri Nunis iiiiii N.irlii I'UI-I" ; 

Mr. and Mr«. flamurl Slaticii iliiyj, 

daughter, AlSurtu, nioloiiil Lislli. Finn IT, fail fjilllhiiiil • 

-ntOii. N, C. wherii they arr unrl LI-BIIT Kimaii ij.-ri' in ilnry, i 

WslUng reluilwH. laini .Mumluy ami Tii-Mlay un I BUY THE BATTERY 

1^!%;?^^%:: ""si";^,...., M „„.,„ ^ *8 B ofs.^,^ wnShm«tOn. 

|ibofrd th,. tug "MIIIIT." fuf a uiii-ui-iuwn 11 j. riii.-< mi Hiiinhiy. have accepted, which is 

l«r|Bfal survey in regard tn Mr. ami Mm, TIIIJIHIIS Diiliiihey, o% t Jt 

'Meaning thi! channel. ufler of UiiilBi'l'iil, fpcnl Tllesilay ivllll rjfttll' 

[leasing Iho river io Elutt Paint Mr. liliii .Mrs. Uavlil I'yR *A*VV 

!W buoy, ,Mr, oiiil Mril. Aionio l.mniiiliy. BATTiHIIS 

.Jftrry Allen ami Ephralm of ii,ui,,rv)li,.. *,-f,, BU-ÎN nf In stock for all make of cars, also Radio Batteries 

W^were in town Tue.itay on M. L-I.e »«»>« over ,),„ w,,l, g,^^ Q e m n t n m i Ipi,ion SpecWiEt 

! Walter HInaon, niir leailinB Evn nnrmiBliri w,m a Briiis.!. w w^ w f^W%r*Y% 

JWflier, was In Phllailelpliia ton slaliiir oil Tlllirsiluy, I II If If N •« 

Wrtaemjay on busintsii. Mr, anil Jl. Frank PiliniilK- ^» M^m MmdKJm, Lll\ 

Word was rcci'iveii at Bivalve ton. of BNiiKiUiiri, wsru (einwta 

tt«t Fred LaWHJ1i, coloPl.d. who of Uaiiella Wi.lin,-, An Thnw-laj. 

I M Ll:_|. eta..i M:il..:ll_ W 1 

' 8 3 7 "'B 5 t f e e t 'Wlsmpidyeil on the oysttr liOiim EtJii^ St. Clulr iitiHriduii mi i.ii-l 

erenl tlmoa, died Tuwrtay tcrtaiiinunt glvtiii by iln- Lycwini 

iitlmore at lihe home of IIIH Course of .Milhilli. Iliiili School 

MUlVllle, N. J. 

Fhoinw: 237-J and TB-H 

Rlataong, im Thurîiiiy eienins. j WkiA:îS;v£::^{y^jKi^.^£> 

"l^ri will have a (mall sup- vlsiteil Mrs, Elliott'B parents, Mr, ffl ft F , t , t , T 3 

!WF,Bn hand ts start the week and Sirs. Speiiee, of HelHlerviik', '\\ A-^*M^m^^m * m& 

*W, The blvalvea haTO h been In on Thiiriiday. 

demand and the ihlppen Alfred Jiecves died Thiirnilajf 

3 13B M Hioh Street Millville N J 

iad tbeif sands full try- after a lenstliy Illnesi and great 

Ine. 

Mjt demand and the .hlppen Alfred necves ,ile,I Thursday | " 3 W l n V n a ^, e | 1 nu,Iclll)g ««•""•«. «• •»• 

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS 

h ENTIRE STOCK OF 

HOSIERY ALUMINUM WARE I I jtiMgS&S *^R«ft*^Bd i 

ENAMEL WARE UNDERWEAR i I BBBfw^.. Y tmH ^ m 

fAmS, NOTIONS arid TOYS, ETC. 1 ! • » § N«d» TO. 

f vwub.ipMfcw50eoiiaii.Qo g i m^w/J^ Player Piano 

lOSWS VARIETY STORE |liK\^Riaafi/ 

U8N0. Hi8hSL , Mllhê, N. J. I J30 N. Uufd SI, Wione 168 Bridgeton, N» J,} 

Heislerville Mnuricetown 

Ilii.-i- Tiiwn.lil,) 

• l.iiiiiE »i i,. Mr. m,,| M M , 

i N|I.II,.-. \|., nml Mi. Uii 

U'iUnii, Mr. .111,1 M M , 

' Ml

County Sports News 

Side trailed it. The line-ups sqi 

summaries: 

CAlPK MAY COUNTY TIMES 

F. F. 

4YOR RICIM8D CPLVSB 

ild) Mayor Culver flu 

Sea Isle City I Newspaper Men 

Five Proved 

Superiority 

Had Off Night 

and Mfcn 

Lose Game 

Trust ' 

Defeated Without Any 

Help From Referee 

Whittuigtan't Goals Led 

to easel fouls when needed, 

loose guarding in the second half 

cost them a victory to Ltnwooii 

last Friday nifhl an the EICIIF- 

scion House apor, 01-25. 

M. Wijams. Linwood'a eente 

man. scintillated for the Atlantii 

" «« ««ld goals." Kelly. hfs team 

e | 

**.IM^WM mMTur wuiver naa -^., f - .:——•—= —..»« UVe ncia guais, Kelly, nii team- 

IBjr friends in Cape May Coun. «W«. fell before Sea Isle mate, who was held seorele by 

i Judging from the number ,i 5"? BMketeers for the sând Keat In tne Brst half, earne back 

"••-•-» "Will *s*^ UUUJUEI \fl ,_ 

I received And very nearly " me 

ire correct. wF 

a"mu.l. 

K« M*)' evei 

who got thtlr answers 

;lta mall flint, and were men- 

nwlhners of two theatre tie*, 

h 

is rather " »°' "«" «« »* «e- |llg the cords four limes for 

ning, 34-24. Ibeauliful Beld 

, were 

ifW, 0. Kooneke, Wiidwood. 

Mrfeter Lancanaon. lea Iain City. 

P. Wogers, Wiidwood, 

Thompson, Gcahen. 

die a Paul, Ocean City, 

i Silhouette Ceateit has 

Is known In lewspaper 

J as "sustained iBterelt," 

really has more Han thai, 

more and nun of cape 

County's people are beepm. 

ilhAuette fans each week, 

B'thls coupon If your Bo- 

ll) among the flrtl live In 

v mall you get two theatre 

tor any theatre adverti*. 

5 In this newspaper that you 

•; name 

t* forget that you have to 

the name among tie Ciogtt- 

âdvertisements. « you prop- 

D1I In the coupon you haw 

illed with all the rules of 

• .contest. »le a hiter or 

[ if you do not ears to use 

i*«rapon. 

The victory proved to ._..,„„, oouo,,.. 

Bankers that Sea Isle City could „,„„,,( ,„,„ 

beat (hem without the aid of J"""" IWIM - 

referee, whose referring on Fril 

goals. totaling 

Whel 

The Times quintet missed many 

H« .1.1,1 - '" V i ,— " ""' |» u «w «t the banket, enough to 

day night »as HIM below par. hBVS doubled IJnwoerf'. scare 

City outplayed lbe f Uentsl vacation, on the part of 

from the Held 12-8. Sea We 

Tom 

BOttli 

Whlttlngton'a 

along with Bve geld 

Charlie 

Kuehnli's three twin-Pinters, led 

the He* Isle Oily quintet. Tom 

Deianey and Kuehnle had a per 

feet night from the foul mark. 

Camden Beat 

Wiidwood In 

Opening Game 

Deciding Point Made in the 

t Five Second* of 

Play By Foul 

Cliff Made 17 Points 

Stim-ns F 

OMcii t - 

Olurk C 

\\ ooil O 

Knit G 

IjiPotin (1 

Totals „ 

\V8ST S 

Dean, r , 

Bqinrth, F, 

Graven. Q. 

Gneratii, fi. 

0 

1 

I) 

1 

0 

0 

.... 2 Jl 

WiLnvvoon 

F F, T, 

..... o 

Totals 

28 

^SJ^f'Hammonton Peaches 

Uturday night by haiidlng Wild.' I /-S • J J f* . 

PTMI n 305i d.feat in eno ofiLosecjne-sideduame 

h b 

the bent ; 

wood 

Bepn on the Wild- 

The score was tied with Bra 

•econds to go, Clirfa goal for 

Camden knotting It. While ahdot- 

I h fl 

1 

Only Able To Score Two 

Point* Against Sea Isle 

ng While ahdot- 

Ing he in fouled and the eitfo 

Ii Ii l 

of .their opponents, who were | poinio t,,T 

comsliitcly outcliissed by ihejsli flelil 

in 

Beekaan 

four each, 

lelntllloled for the 

I IUbtxMtt> Hdllorl 

bjKt 1, 

eltlloled for the 

Banken, aecouBtlng for three 

duo-decken, while Dunn and 

Mara contributed two twin-point- 

ers each, several qf their shots 

coining from the middle of the 

Boor. 

At half time flea Isle City led 

II-IB. The iunmaries: 

NQHTHWWBBN TRUST CO. 

F p T 

Times two weeks ago. 

Maurice Clark played a tin 

»«• for the Times, disturbing 

1 cord four times from the 

del.!, while his teammates, Dick 

Olden and Bddle Itevefll, scored 

three each, being redeeming fea= 

tures in the Times 1 defeat. At 

half time LIjiwood led, JI-7. The 

Hne-upi! and summaries: 

< API, MAV rot NT} TIMES 

F r T 

bt.ifns f 3 

CourduiilT f _ ii 

Olden, 

arb. 

«M>Iey, t 

leckman, f__ 

Bayan, 

Sunn, g 

Maim. 

Manu, f. 

Totals. 8 g 24 

appun In 

I «( 

ih. cliulflHl 

I Otis tictoti for: 

Deianey, 

W 

SBA ULB CITY 

r 

if • >m 

H*feree—Bacon. Time of 

—20 minutes, 

Cape May High Fell 

Before Vocational 

World's Playground Paj§eri 

Got Long End of Score 

Oaje May city High iehooi 

quintet was Atlantic City Vo. 

catlonal Seaoors fourteenth con- 

«ecutl»e vietim last Saturday at 

Cape May, the "World's i>iny. 

ground" Mown winning M-li. 

•Vet w««" Dafis, the leader 

of South Jersey intefseliolastie 

Totals 

LINWOOD 

Kelly, f...__ 

Wfcelan, f._._ 

M. Weanii, o „_._.. S 

;_ ^.^ 0 

Cunningham. 

Johnson, g--.. 

Ini «ti>Ii ilufcat for thp 

At half time WlldHnoil 

Clift nc..,,iinl..d for wvenleen 

thu Skreie, caginjr 

b and five «liiB| 

fie liiB|t 

pnintefB, Sclonc'ii foul ghooilrie 

also h>lp1 th n d 

Hnlclfng their opponents score- 

\i°*a frrnn the fit'l.I. &>a isle City 

ladles won an Impressive victory 

led. over the Haiiimontun g* f !s qulfi- 

let last Friday night on thy gi. 

cilraiun House (inur, JJ-2, 

ilnmniciiHun HcnriMi their poin 

durlnjt the flmt half at whir 

Donahuo «nd Braca 

the guard positions. 

Miss Heath scored all the 

points for Hamltiolltun The BUBi- 

SEA ISLB CITV GIRLS 

F. P. 

J. StrulherF. F. .... 6 0 

Jmm Struther.. F. .1 0 

Stcllcm. F. 0 0 

irwln, C. _»..-, .... 0 0 

M. Donahue. G. 1 1 

SI. Bmea, O. 0 3 

R Hallsmn, Q. 0 0 

HAMMONTON OIRU 

P. F. 

0 J 

0 0 

0 I) 

Keath, 1?. 

K Smith, f. 

. Goldberg, C 

< Olinkle, O. 

, lIliniHr, O 

Ojnducled Church Service 

Mr. Irving Fitch conducted the 

erenlng urrleo at Mejilah Luth- 

eran Church ttut Sunday eionlng 

He ga« those prtsent a talk on 

some of tho good auiiIIU.s of 

Lincoln Tlie pa»tor. Pr Bnlr 

was not well enough lo conduct 

the service. 

A. t. MIEDLAB]), 

IDA M. FBIEPLAHD, %%M 

H» Waahlngun Avt. • 

WOodolm, N J. 

OfAce Hour. » to io JL 

I to 3 p 

« JO to a w p, j 

" e»gler. c 

Hyde, e 

CunnclTc, 

Totalu 

Iteferr -Kelly 

C, W.Way.M.D. 

IBBIII Ljnai. *«, 

tan Ciir, N, i. 

f I tp IS A. 

IM; 

. r to i p. I; 

9 1 

Tinu.. of 

Times Quintet Won 

Frojr^West Side 

r 

dul 

•It.pl 

Chom no 

for •pjKiiiumenl 

WILUTS J>, HAINES, M D, 

DISEASES OF THI ITS 

Bar W.U,, Ay,. onJSihSt 

OfaiAKCITT 

That you cannot produce a receiving get at the price of the Radiola 

20 which will equal it, tonal quah'tiei, volume, selectivity, range and 

ease of operation II 

Price, Without Accessories, $78.00 

A, WOODBINE, N. J. 

The Winchester Store 

Urgeit Cape May County dittributori of Atwater Kent and R, C A 

Radioi and Orthophonic Victrolas 

Radio, Wi Victrola, m be pureha^d on the e«y parent plan. 

IN 

spectively. 

Ocean View outrolled the 

Vie outrolled the 

Crajy Three, 0, lartll and Tom 

Wood having control of the 

maples. 

Tht Bachelors defeated the 

Alley Trio, Courdun and iievenn 

were the high scorers. The sum- 

maries: 

fewspapermen Didn't Have 

Many Pointi To Spare 

Tom %¥ood's fleid goal nnd I 

Kent's foul goal enabled Cape' 

May County Times to defeat West; 

aide, or Wlidwoad, ism Saturday,, 

night at Wiidwood, in an eittra!| 

live minutes period, after the fig- 

ures were knotted at the end of 

the regulatioii forty minutes. 

Close guarding on the part of 

both teams neld scoring from the,. 

ield low, each team geiting but'l 

two neiii goals. :' 

OICk Olden Mored the new,. 1 

lapormen-B other neld goal wlni»i 

Sis teammatei, Jddie Stevens nc^ : 

eoumed fqr four 

South Jersey 03 Company 

Febmafjf T]RE SALE 

Sea We BowUng Jjugn Standing 

•conm, again WM the atar lead 

IBS la thaattukfsr Vocational 

I* 

•It* flm add goals. 

m nt mm 

gtepolnler. 

and Maurice Clark contribute,! 

thr f 

cont 

three from the foul mark 

Will Play 

Ii 

pini 

whllt Ward and Dearolf regUtef. 

ed two each. 

Keane Korcd 

ato each 

seered a fleld goal for West Side 

Dean an Dh ; 

Jlafa polnU. An ield (oali and Cape May Co, Tlniei 1 

g i; 

loarth'i floor work 

h 

i floor work 

featured for the wiidwood toy,, i 

At ihe d f h 

Neit weeVe sehedule: Monday 

A O At ihe end of the fi 

Vocational i»d 17.11, 

n w, Al 

Trto VB. Caps May County Tim 

T u d h 

scored but four points during 

the d hl 

y 

Tuesday—BBcheton JULIUS WAY. M. D. 

BVBi fXAMINBO 

ROMNBy 

« Bhurt.tf nMtttc company 

CAM MAT HtOH 

F, f 

Trueland, F, 

if ths South Jenay 

11 6* sntauid 

6* sntaruined by 

' the third 

CAPE MAV OODNTY 

J. Qihfou 

P. rerrart 

I* UacAIUster 

Handicap 

GEORGE E. OBEIS 

Hand, c, a. 

Bearolf, a. „_ j 

Totals "~ 

CRAZY 

Henderson . 139 1(0 

156. 164 

45 45 

*» , Ixllig co 

rulML 

Penolano 2— IBD 

Beferee-Hgcnaeu,,. 

Time of 

ntts. 

THREE 

DAYS ONLY 20,21,22 

AT THE FOLLOWING STATIONS 

Park Boulevard and ScheHenger Ave., Wfldwood 

Cape May Court House, N. J. 

f 

31x4 

United Slata Ti«, and Tubes 

UKO Corda 

Cord. 

K Cord. 

UKO Cord. 

g«S Ui» Cord. 

WSJSU 

on • neutral 

igreeable 

IT7M 1 • ^x OCEAN 

wiidwood Outclassed I c - Bsr " 1 

MiddleTownship *??-- 

Mermet, &owd Eight Ffdd 

God For Wfldwood 

5!£ " h 8cbo °' 

S 

W **r Kiddie 

M •wHh 

In 

Rail tin. 

led 

OCEAN VIEW 

n* HI 

r. Wood__—j;; ;;; 

Handicap 35 gg 

us 

lit 

35 

Totaia ~ 484 

E. ni 

T. CourduBT 

1". Bagel 

BACHELORS 

Peterson ___ jog ] 

Dr. H. W. 

•n sight 

Offlcti 

E01 

1611 

Dr. CW A. Furey 

CUTCOPATH 

» LWUnK 

3 

8*1 

y Cord, 

Royal Cord, 

5 l 

goyal Corda 

goyj Cord, 

Royal Cord. 

TUBES 

- W.95 

11.13 

11-71 

20^7 

7.93 

- -13.44 

7.83 

14.44 

- 15.23 

2155 

- - 22.32 

- -2530 

-3135 

2&20 

- - - 34.60 

- -10.15 

12.75 

-14.97 

1654 

— —•Has 

-19.70 

- - 20^0 

EDITORIAL-IHEATRES 

FEATURES OCEAN CITY NEWS OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY 

February 18, 1927. , \ 

OCEAN CITY NEWS 

Fubllabed Brerr Friday Afternotui, 

(ram do urll to carefully scan 

two bills now before the Legis- 

Ijture the passige of which the 

New [ersey fish and Game Con" 

seriatioil Lcjguc (laims will ; 

niaticall) kill the law which now 

guarantees thit the money paid 

for fulling' and hunting licenses 

shall be used for fish and game 

purposes only 

Under the present laws New 

Jersey has bctomc one of the 

be t game preserves in the 

Boulevard will cost the abutting | country It is a hunter's and 

property owners considerable, they fishermjn's paradise, and in tea- 

will be amply repaid by the in 'son its hunting and fishing is 

County and that the returns per 

acre from the firms 

county placed the county 

up in the forefront of the agri- 

cultural counties of the country. 

While the largest, the Del.Ray 

is only one of several large truck- 

ing units of Cumberland County 

that have been successful in build- 

ing up large businesses, not to 

mention its scores of smaller 

farmers and poultrymen who have 

Proven successful. 

So large has the Poultry in- 

dustry of Cumberland and ad. 

joining sections of Gloucester and 

Atlantic Counties become that an 

assistant poultry specialist has 

been placed at the Vtneland Eg| 

Laying Cflntett plant to be ai 

hand to advise with the poultry. 

men and render assittance in 

case's of emergency without thei) 

j having to travel ill the way t 

New Brunswick to the State Ex 

periment Station, 

The aid this assistant has been 

to the poultrv'men has raised the 

question of why a branch of the 

State Experiment SMti'on should 

not be located in South jersey, 

wh, r fh question ii discussed by 

our farm editor, The advancB 

ment of New jeriey afrieulture 

to the high rinki it hold! can 

be credited in laig* measure to 

the work of the State Agricultural 

College and Experiment Station. 

The work of these institutions 

ha.b been outstanding, but the 

Mil, climatic conditions and mar. 

keting problem* of tlie southern 

counties are aa diverse from thos; 

WHAT EVERY MOTHER KNOWS 

By A. a CHAPIN 

THIS WEEK 

By Attkar BMmat 

HOPELESS 

AUP JSIUBP ANP 

WBNf p — 

MEMD6P VMLISUS AX& 

ANB TuCNE=r> SWUM* 

eum AMP fwnwt 

AMD JO ON AMD 

So ON WMtll, Vbuhe 

flUI IN TH» CAC» 

«"«I&=^ 

& 

Views and Reviews 

creased values which the avenue 

Will reflect on their holdings. 

8I0H8 OS SPBJHO 

ABE IH OUR JUBST 

According to the calendar 

•Pnng u still a month off, but 

from appearances spring arrived 

'I the resort about February I. 

Since January a different atmos- 

phere has surrounded the rtiort 

&>oh we will hear busy bouse- 

wivea humming as the dust flies, 

while the rnert folk grumble as 

the spring hoiuedearting is in 

process, not to mention the search 

•nto the dark retain of the 

tloict for the sulphur and molas- 

•H which all adults agree is 

fine tome to give to children. 

The tunny day* have dissolved 

toe pessimistic air and smiles have 

replaced frowns and worried 

Automobile dealers report 

activity, electric clean- 

s *n are busy demonstrating with 

tbrir warn, and the resort shops 

Jut filled with visiting salesmen 

' Inquiries for rentala and in- 

formation are starting to arrive. 

f4«««l-estate offices art buiy get- 

thrir listing indexes up to 

Builders are starting to re- 

' inquiries as to estimate* for 

This usually precwda 

open to everyone on the pay- 

ment of the liLfiise fees and 

under uise restrictions as to the 

size of the bag 

That our fields Mid forests 

are well stocked with game and 

our ponds JIIJ streams ivith fish, 

is no cvpense ro the general tax 

payer The money for this pur- 

pose is derived from the license 

fees of the sportsmen They are 

the ones who pay, and they pay 

under the guarantee that their 

money shall be used to propagate 

fish and game This law has 

worked admirably during the past 

dozen or more years and there 

is no valid reason why it should 

be changed 

While this money is expended 

by the State Fish and Game 

Commission, they have expended 

t for the good of the men who 

paid it, and they have expended 

t under the same safeguards that 

surround any other State moneys. 

The money doesn't even pass 

through the commission's hands, 

of the 

counties 

central and 

as if they 

northern 

were in 

but 

i direct from the County 

Clerks to the State Treasurer 

It it in the lattrr's custody and 

: a cent of it can be spent 

until it has been appropriated by 

the Legislature id the annual ap- 

propriatiorui law. All bills are 

paid in the usual way, th«t it, on 

voucher approved by the State 

another State, Our warmer cli- 

mate, earlier seasons and light, 

sandy, porous soil call for fanning 

on different linej from that of 

the upper end of the State, so 

why shouldn't there bt a branch 

nation located ' in the southern 

ice to study the conditions pre 

ailing here, not only as to soil 

and cultivation, but as to varieties 

to produce and marketing. This 

latter is one of the problems on 

which our farmers need educa- 

tion, practical education, as great- 

ly as on any other line. They do 

not know how to pack and mar 

ket produce, after they grow it, 

to get the greatest returns. 

Such a branch experiment sta 

tion would soon pay for itself in 

the increased crop! produced, the 

better crops and the increased re- 

turns through improved market- 

ing methods, to say nothing of 

the increased tax ratable: through 

the increased value of the land. 

With the increased population 

which the' network of improved 

roads under the new program 

will bring into our southern 

counties, agriculture has a great 

future ahead (A it, and if the 

farm organizationi of the south- 

ern counties will combine and 

fight for such * (ub-station, 

backed try the bun'dtai and finan- 

cial interest" of 1 

Good Bonds 

Atlantic City Preaa: ). Spencer 

Smith, chairman of the State 

Board of Commerce and Nayigs. 

tion, tahl tne New Jereey Pr 

Amockillon at Its winter meet- 

ing ot Trenton the other day that 

money spent on South Jersey 

roads would return a 10=foid 

profit to the Stale. 

Looking Into the future lie 

vluunllMil treat areas, highly oul- 

tlvated and productive, where 

no* there are bleak, barren 

wastes, and tangled morasses, un- 

productive and ugelegg as thgy 

stand. 

Mr, Irnlth has the right idea. 

•W, If any will ditafree. with 

him. The term "good roadu" to. 

than It did, nay, ten or fifteen 

years ago. There ia a magic 

ring about it far all. In the old 

days probably only a small per 

cenlage of the population travel- 

ed over the roads to any notice' 

able extent. 

Today almost everyone uses the 

roads. The popularity of the 

automobile hag revolutionized the 

utilization of the highways. In 

the old days the populaeg travel 

ed almost exclusively by train 

when ising from one point to 

another, even far such short dis- 

tances as ten or fifteen mllei 

But today the automobile or bus 

is the popular mode of convey 

ance for short distance trips. 

Thus II has come ajbout that 

practically everybody is Intereit 

ed in good roads, and no section 

s too remote for tht cultivation 

of the soli or for home>maklng 

purposes. Since we are a nation 

on wheels, to a large extent, good 

roads will always tend to rjio- 

mote population and prosperity. 

file Gasoline Tax 

Philadelphia Ledger Qiwllnf 

Li collections In Pennsylvania 

In 1326 amounted to morn than 

ftOfiOOOOO. and wirp made at 

cost of lesf* than Rpttn tpntbs 

1 ppr i*fnt Last year the 

total collected maohed til 7C0. 

000, with tho probability that 

the com won about the mm (18 

n 1925 There In n (liiflDkion 

linwcior. that tho Statf dOPo not 

get all of trip tax that is ac- 

tually collected from the con- 

Burners A great Improvement In 

this respect has bf.cn mAde In 

the lut two years, but In vlow 

of tho great numhnr of «as sta- 

tions and their constant Increase 

It is not at all unlikely that 

some of tho money remains la 

tJio hands of unscrupulous deal 

ers. The State Motor Federation 

suggests that the Btatn should 

matin theso collections at Uio 

wurcis—that Is. rrom thn whole- 

rs and refiners Instead of from 

tho retailers. This seems a rea- 

sonable, plan, and If adopted 

ought to reduce dtlll further the 

cost of collection. 

Taxing the Intentate Btttei 

Philadelphia Bulletin: Mew 

tersey proposes a State tin on 

interstate buses to compensate 

a some degree for the wear wad 

tear to the roads New Jersey 

builds: Connecticut btus Imposed 

such a 'lax and lb» Supreme 

-Court iu 

lariy interested because the ma- 

jority of He buses that ara oper- 

ating in the elly at the present 

time are intentate curr; 

Some buses whose ag-tua! termi- 

nala are in Philadelphia are said 

to have adapted Oantden as the 

official terminal of their route 

In order that they may enjoy Ihe 

privileges of interiilate operation. 

The tax should not be so heavy 

u to be obstructive. But the in- 

lerstnte bus, and the Interstate 

truck, operating on route and 

schedule as a common carrier, 

whether technically to he so 

glassed, ought to pay a ruad-4 

fee proportional* to that levied 

en local bus service—which, by 

the way. Is not paying enough 

for the privilege it uses for profit, 

to be proper exercise of State 

power and no infringement of 

the CDngressionsi control over 

interemate commerce, 

& DnreU-Snperinteiidcnt 

Cape May County Gazette; The 

entrance of Mr. Thoioas Dureli 

into his now duties as County 

Superintendent of Public Instruc. 

tlon last week was go quietly 

and unostentatiously made that 

students of human nature see in 

it a promise of efficiency, Indus- 

try and well-being for the 

„...,..,,.0 I schools. Those who have known 

Mr. Dureli intimately have never 

entertained a doubt of his fitness 

by education, tact and energy, 

for the serious responsibility 0 

the offlee, but to those who hav 

had no intimate acquaintance 

with the new County Superinten. 

dent his finst day's work Is til 

office promisel full speed ahead, 

with a pilot's watchful eye on 

the shoals to be avoided. 

There are a good man} 1 knotty 

problems to be solved in the 

superintendent's office during the 

year, and "school people" who 

present these problems can rest 

assured that they will be handiec 

intelligently, fearlessly and tact- 

fully, with absolute ininsrtiillty. 

More Strength to the "Gdbnjhiss' 

Gloucester County Democrat 

The New Jersey Mosquito Com 

mission li preparing to fight the 

Jersey pesu with a new weapon 

—the "gahushias"— a mosquitQ- 

devourlng fish. Ten thousand 

have been turned loose in many 

Jersey ponds and small streams. 

They skim the surface of tie 

water and devour the "wrigg!er«' 

that would soon become full- 

fledged mosquitoes. The little 

fish were brought from Florida, 

and are said to have done great 

things in Hawaii, Panama and 

Italy, 

Notice to the , circulation de- 

partment of a trade paper: "Dear 

Sir: My subscription run out in 

August 26. Kindly expire. 

Thanking you in haste." 

IfcErank Dane Says 

Fourteen Errors of Ufa 

A London Judge has listed what 

Great Mistakes of Life, as follows: 

Mnsidtri the Fourteen 

1 It's a mistake to attempt to M.t \nttr own standards of right 

jud wrong and c\pctt everybody to conform to them 

2 lt\ a niistjkc to try to measure the enjoyment of others by 

>our own 

I It's -i mistake to c\prct unitorimrj of opinion in this world 

4 It's T nmt,iltL ro look for judgment and experience in vouth 

'i It's a mistake to endeavor ro mould all dispositions alike 

6 It's .1 mistake not to yield to unimportant tribes 

7 It's a mistake to look for perfection m our own .irtions 

K It'i a nnstike to worry ourselves a/nd others about what can 

not be remedied 

9 It's a mistake not to alleviate, if we can, all that needs 

alleviarinn 

10 It'i a mistake not tn make allowances for the 

of others 

II Ir's a mistake to consider anything impossible which we our- 

selves cannot perform. 

12 It's a mistake to believe only what the finite mind can grasp. 

13 It's a mistake to live as if the moment, the time, the day 

were so important that ir would live forever. 

14. It's 3 nustaLe to estimate people by some outside quality, 

for it is that within v. hich makes the man. 

Lists have been made by all sorts of eminent men, including 

Washington and Franklin, for the conduct of life, and they are all 

more or less useful for the ordinary man. 

The art of life is steering the middle way, avoiding errors on 

both sides, and it is interesting to have these reefs pointed out upon 

which many a human bark ha< been shipwrecked. 

It way repay us all to examine this list of the London judge 

and see wherein we have been mistaken in the past and to avoid 

mistakes in the future. 

There is nothing positive about the list They are all things not 

to do, and not thing! to do. But the avoidance of these mistakes 

raiy awe ui'inucri embarrassment , • 

r

OCEAN CITY ITCWS, OCEAN CITY. H. J., FRIMY, JTBHMKY li, 1921 

gfpm Qt-ji- Pnmi'nn *I\ /T 1 '7' 11 * Spirit of the Aurtio.ieftr Brawn nnd Brain Are 

Sfrm Mar Loming IVlonkey i alkS, Prwervrd in Film Combinod in Dof 

In Thriller Mystery Drama, ,J'uJ"Tr:: .'.!::• ?""'•": ...*""*•• h " w '"" m '"' u '"" 

j Community Theatre 

I Tuekahoe, N. J. 

LYRIC 

THEATRE 

nt. & Sun.. Feb. 10 ft 20 

Kentucky y Pride" j "PADLOCKED' 

with J. Fun-ell MacDonald. 

Oi'itnidc Astor, Henry B. 

Wfiltlinll iind 11 host of thn 

j world's (tl'rafpst i»[f hqrsns, 

! Til? iiitricstiiiK ways of the 

i Xrnturky lolk. for whom 

I HIP world is only n good 

: plafn for hgVHPS to run on, 

iiiid thn nr.yrr-t6'be=fgrfiet= 

ten iijinipsps of the linautiill! 

Bliii! Oinss counti'y. one 

of Amfricn's most romftntie 

regions, 

Two iTfls of ConiPdy Rnd 

Latest MPWS Events 

—Added Attraction— 

Music furnished hv the new 

Victnr Orthophonlc Concert 

Victrola 

—Coming— 

"SILENCE" 

1 WILbwo'OD .-*' 

Fridiiy, Feb. 18— 

Ken Mnynard in 

'The Senor Dare Devil' 

Comedy Fox News 

I loiiHc Without a Key' 

(Final Episode) 

Saturday, Feb. 19— 

4 Acts Select 

VAUDEVILLE 

—also— 

Malcolm McGregor 

and Dorothy Devore 

in 

'Money To Bum' 1 

{ Sundny, Fob. 20— 

; Olivo Borden in 

I 'The Monkey Talki' 

I Comedy— 

[ "Metjt My Girl" 

I Fox News 

I Monday, Fub. 21 — 

: Ranker, KinK of the 

Canine Actors, in 

'Flaihinf Fangs' 

Tues., and Wed., 

Feb. 22 and 23— 

Marie Prevost in 

Tor Wives Only' 

and 

The 

Dixie 

Black 

Bottom 

Revue 

j 15 Dancing Colored 

j Artists, including 

| Colored Orchestra 

| No Advance in Prieei 

| Matinee and Night 

i i 3 ~~ —"~"• 

| Thuriday, Feb. 24— 

I 4 Acts Select 

1 VAUDEVILLE 

( 1 _i 

If Glenn Hunter in I 

r-| Vma of UM Si» p I 

| 

i I with Louise Moriin, Louise 

i Dresser, Nenh Beeiy iintl 

; I iin allsfar f:ast. 

• Truly H fluniing dociiment 

1 of unr times—of a wiirm. 

I blooded modern miss who 

I resents oppression iind tHkea 

to flrondwuy's white Iwhts 

to "live." 

i'oiirth Eiisode of 

"Bill Orinirs Progress" 

i Comedy and Latest News 

j Events 

Wednesday. Feb. 23— " 

Wm. Fos presents 

"The Auctioneer" 

I The great American ehorae. 

I ter drama with George Sidj 

ney, supported hy an all- 

I star ijBst. 

I You'll Isutcli with "The 

i Auctioneer," you'll cry with 

I him, and "null love him- 

The astoundiinf success of 

the wizard of the. stage 

'ade into n still more astoundinE 

rilm by a Pnniua 

of the state, B,v nil meaiis 

see "The Auctioneer." 

lenth and FlnHl Episode of 

"The Silent Fiver" 

Comedy nnd News 

This is a henefit for the 

Woodbine Hisjli Sthool A, 

A, Ass'n, 

Fridnj. Teh. 25— 

A Blue Streak Western 

Fred Humes in 

"One Man Game" 

StariinK the flashjiijt speed. I 

demon of the saddle. Fled I 

Humes. In a galloping ro- i 

mnnce of tile West with a I 

surprise elimajt, I 

Comedy and News i 

Comiii£ 

"WE'HE IN THE NAVY 

NOW" 

Sat. & Sun., Fell. ID fi 30 

United Artists' Cornorntioii 

llfesents Rolnitd West's 

urent production of 

"The Bat" 

A groat eomedy mystery 

drnnin. like a thunderbolt 

comes this thrill! The 

worlds most electrifying 

plot of excitement now 

masterlnlly transftrred to 

the idreen. 

Millions saw the stage play. 

Many millions will see the 

Mm, which cost over S10.- 

000.000 to produce, 

Added; Special musical over. 

lure by Miss Emily Boxler. 

Comedy and Hews Events 

Wedneiday, Teh. 23— 

MetM-Ooldwyn-Mayer 

presents Charlei Hay in 

"PARIS" 

wjth Joan Crawford and 

other sunportlnB start, 

"While Parii Sleepi," AU 

the myit«y, the Rlamor, 

tho romance that italics on 

IMry Mde when the oloeki 

strike midnight In Oay 

lues! A jrtgt romaaoe of 

the underworld! Ton don't 

know whit thrills are MtU 

Fan see this pent pro. 

dnotioD, 

' medy Mi Bewi Ivmtt 

T 1 - 

fcge HCTW 

Ocean City's Favorite Theatre 

Direction of the G, W, Beiinetliiini Theatres 

Mniinee J 2:15 Sat Sat, KvciiinBS 7 and 9 

Tonight, Friday, February 18 

Irene Rich - Conway Tearle - in 

"My Official Wife" 

• Cliitteiiiij; Cossacks, plotting Nihilists, vivacious Vieni ' 

A niPlodrriiini of Hiissin and Austria •"• th» Krinin «f 

A driunn of pre.wiir Russia * 

Tomorrow, Saturday, February 19— 

MILTON SILLS in 

"The Silent Lover" 

Frinioiis ens!. MarveJoas desert scenes, Irreiistible ro 

of ii DpEert Sliive Olrl and a handsoine yonii| LieutenaB 

brought her Love from another world. 

Added—Comedy, "Mister Chump" Fox Newi 

4 

""ALSO""" — — — 

ACTS OF HIGH CLASS 

VAUDEVILLE 

In addition to our Picture Program II 

Monday and Tuesday, February 21 & 2,% 

HOTURS 

REX INGRAM S 

OF THE APOCALYPSE 

February 23 

y, y 

Opportunity 

Night! 

Prizei Awarded To All Winners 

WILLIAM BOYT) 

AND EUNOR FAIR. 

CEORCE B. Sin 

ThunAiy, February 24— 

RICHARD THOMAS in 

f

ooawmtr Wws, OCKAH OTY, ». J, now, mwuf u, iw. 

Of INTEREST Tt) THE FARM AND HOME 

Edited by W, COLLINS THOMAS 

CUMBERLAND 

COUNTY 

' C@£UMN 

VlNBMND SuB-ElPBIUMSNI 

'"i. If our poultrjtntn of Cape May and Cumberland Couiitin 

•on the job, reidy to support any movement which will be for 

Benefit, I am sure they arc dome all they can to boost the pro- 

fi, I aub-apenment station at Vineland 

jvj^j 1 For several years Dr. J. J. Blade, poultry pathologist of rlic 

itW Jerstey Experiment Station, has been located sr Vinclattd and 

done mighty creditable work I am personally acquainted with 

emu* instances in which Dr Black has rendered valuable help 

ooultrymen ill this lection. Yet ho service* have hern Inmtnl 

« tQ;« lack of facilities and equipment for studying and diagnosing 

?aae» and parasites which tend to keep down poultry profits 

The State Legislature is being asked for a small appropriate 

ficient for providyig adequate building) and equipment at Vmr- 

> for carrying on this work, and i'n order that poetical control 

runs may be developed for checking certain poultry diseases 

puuite. Surely it would be hard to find a more north) 

: ior which to appropriate a like amount of money 

Speaking of aub-expenincnt stations, verj few will 

deny that the poultry interests of South Jersey justify the 

expenditure of sufficient money to provide for adequate 

laboratories at Vineland. Ycf, in planning for the enlarge 

^ , ,Rif?it of the poultry laboratory, why not consider incltid 

[\ • -ing fruit, Vegetable, and farm crops at the sub-station By 

thil a not meant to suggest starting all branchr unmf 

'dttteJy, but merely to anticipate a sub-experiment station 

in Soiith Jersey which will include at least prmltrj, fruir, 

nid farm crops. 

* * * * 

Kitchen Tour 

To Cape May 

Farm Homes 

State Specialists Inspect 

New Homes and Make 

Labor Savin p Suggestions 

Some Problems Diseuwed 

,VAUI* OF SUB-STATIOV 

R» i_ ,Tbfl main value of having a sub-station 

t Mudy: poultry diseases, lies principally in the 

îbl h h Ei Si 

in South Jersey r< 

fact that it is much 

araetftble than the Experiment Station at New BrunsuiLt 

juf farmer, hare availed themselves of the services of Dr 

•t Vaneland, who would not have taken or even shipped 

r tick birds to New Brunswick. 

There ire even* more vital reasons why South Jersey should 

: sqme central point for the study of vegetables, fruit and fami 

_' problems. Their are difTereicei in altitude, climate and there 

" surely vast differences in soil condirjonj. Crop and soil fcrtilit) 

'-' on the heavy day toil of the Experiment Station at New 

mean little when applied to the light sandy loams of 

' 7J- Under the direction of the various departments at 

n 

!Nlpir Brunswick, and supervised by even one trained man, 

*', idbe'work at such an experimental fafih in South Jersey 

\" .(Mlld,!* of unlimited value. 

L' /' ' * ' , • • • • 

.'{ , • FajEUKCHUMBN FUND 

For ttuuly of the countJa of New Jersey hundreds of boy 

JBA lutye taken advantage of the Frelitigftuysen Fund Through 

;TOld any farm boy or girl between 10 and 21 )rars of age 

"J5 r ! o ! r F"** for the purchase of, pore bred poultry, or a 

_to*rl calf, or pig. 

>tnn|^ diajt more use has not been made of this fund 

~ mi and girl* of Cape May *nd Cumberland counties, 

ilj&j their cAuld be any more effective means of anus 

in pure bred stock and getting; more of it into thu 

COuLl be done through boys and ttirls club work, 

('favorable thing about obtaining' motley from the .... 

Fund fpr the purchase of pure bred stock is that there 

no "strings' 1 to it. The boy or girl simply gives 

ing: ,«o pay the money bad withm one year- 

t bong required other than thrir ngnature 

i purely numerous boy* and.-girls in this set- 

t make considerable spending money by de 

II nock of pure bred Rhode Island Reds, or 

or some other good hrtctf and selling hatch 

During J926 the mm of $10,616 n loaned 

Fminghuytai Fund for this purpose No doubt 

sum, will Be loaned this year, t would like to 

r^ front ptfrentt having: sons or daughter! uho can use 

- of tti» ipdney to advantage. I have 1 little doubt that 

beeufly arranged tn get it for them. 

A whole day nafl debated ID a 

Httuy of kllchona Friday, Febru- 

ry 4. on a umr of local home 

lanagcmcat learlem under tho 

Mi- ot Mrs M 0. Bell, 

bomi> management Hj 

lat ami Miss M D Murphey, 

Itati home dernonfitriitlon ; 

t large Tire loedcra met at the 

i^rm Demonstration Office at tile 

'nilrt nouse In the niorning and 

liled W H Powell a kitchen, 

Snalnton This kitchen is 

nder reconstruction and many 

e suggestions were ad- 

anefil by lira. Hell Ths ne«I 

top was Mrs. Meerwald's, at 

Milb Dennis when* the arrange, 

ientB of her kilchon were dia- 

Isseii 

The ni>tt stop was Mrs, John 

Sandra, at Seavlllc Thla Is ft 

small commercial kitchen which 

utters Quite ii stuily in arrange* 

ment of convenience* for work. 

After lunch at Mrs Sarnie's ttley 

went to Mrs W Collins Thomas's 

coloring were 

Send U* Your 

ProMam* 

The Perm Editor will 

ways be glad to receive ques- 

tions concerning the farm, B 

den, flowers or hometo be 

answered in the "Question and 

Answer Column," Questions 

may not always be answered 

in the next issue, u« It may 

take some time to obtain the 

Information necessary to prop- 

erly answer the question. 

If the einerience of any 

reader is at variance with ih^ 

answer given, let u» have your 

opinion -that is what we 

want. 

Please sign your name, but 

t will not be published If 

'flu feduest otherwise, 

lend ui your problems anil 

we will endeavor to help you. 

Potato Spraying 

Results in Monmouth 

Yield Per Acre Increased 

Over Fifty Bushels 

The spraying of potatoes in 

MoiitiioutJ] County, wlil soon take 

rightful position, judging; 

i the results of Itjf, In not 

only the Aljentown conimiiiilty, 

but ether sections of M^nmduih 

County as well. 

Much time lias begn given to 

the selling of potato Bpraylnf to 

thi growers of the county the 

past few years, but until the 

snrinf of 1916 very little tva» ac- 

conpllBhed, A definite beflnnlnf 

was made when a small cOBi- 

Cape May 

County Board 

of Agriculture 

Addre«ed By Dr. H. j 

Baker and A. S. Bamhart, 

of New BruniWick 

Educational Picture Show 

Camp, D. C. Tudor, A. S, Walker. 

J. Reid Ohlmbeni «nd C, Newton 

Mheiiinger. 

The members of the Cape May 

County Board of Agriculture en- 

joyed an instructive and enter= 

mining ineetln( at the Baptist 

Hall, Cape May Court House, laul 

rsday night. The speakers 

were Dr, H, J, Baker, director of 

the Agricultural Extension Ber- 

rice o! New Jersey; A. B, Barn- 

hart, County Agent at Large, of 

New Jersey, and B, er. 

National, farm Loan Aisoclatlon, 

•nd Mr. A. S. Walker, wboae 

post office address la Cape Hay, 

N. J., and who can be reached 

by telephone at Hsu—Capa May 

»03 R 15 U the secretary treas- 

urer of the local unit, through 

whteh icpllcattonri should be 

, I $1 

^JBak 

| Interest Kate 

rebruuy f Loan* 

5 1% Cent. 

& »nnounc«m),Bt at more than 

aT that root-majgots are tbe 

in* of a lot of th« trouble peo- 

ple have growing peas, Mr. 

Klmble.au tried sawing o little 

sulfur aJonf with tse Bean and 

duced three bushels i 

afteen sprouts, * 

• • . .• 

Norman Taylor, of Oqij 

hoc very nearly Onistad} 

his peach and apple gr^ 

evidently does not i 

the ruah of spring 

him with a lot of prji_ 

dene. It wag iiilcrmtini. 

lha,t his rye cover crop i," 

ing up emra (ne far !»i|'^ 

of the year. 

• a # 

several weeks ago 

an item on thl« page , 

some Shore Road resld«Bis|f 

name sf Harte, telling UMBIL 

of a ieag trip which taafi 

peeted to take. We i, 

received a poatal fronj 

gan Salvador. Central ^__ 

saying, "JJttle warmer 6«r, (j 

in Cape May county. — 

but most 

signed -'Hartes,*' Even 

Hit the laat few weeks iSj 

seen a nunitisr of peopla ' 

In Cape May County, 

• • • 

Jonn Applegate. of 

jourt Hdtue, is PIanniri(*^ a 

itruct a septic tank, »MaV 

r «r roore sanitanr than 

«HO» that this prevents the work Bl . * Tlnto 

of the m.g,ot,. AI«, it I, hi, ^ ' T ! """""• 

nrn.in, ih.i .«, >.,,.i, »»mm,,- con.tructlng a septl 

opinion, that too much comfner- 

olal fertiliter sown along with 

peas mar injure them, so h 

rollowing the moving pictures, lr#es ' • H 

infarmatiaii, about ipraylng fruit adviies breidcastiit the fer 

f lif 

ample refreshments were served 

by the ladles of the Baptist 

Church, 

Farm Editor; 

In a recent (ague gf thla paper 

you altered to gnawer i 

_ j /uu encrey ia anawer question 

Tb« countr Board of Agricui- relatln( to farm matters. Kindly 

re is a very progressive or ll 

ture Is a very progressive or- 

ganization of farmers which plans 

to do much good in developing 

the county in an agrleultura 

way. 

munity meeting was held in a | The eiecutiye committee of the 

farmer's home, where a few i board are: D. C. Tudor, president 

growers who were intererted in 

learning about a spray rim name 

together. The Idea of spraying 

was sold no well thai each one 

went home and bought a s»niyer, 

A summary or these aii farms 

follow, which statements are also 

Cape May Court House. R, F. D,; 

A. S. Walker, vice president. Cape 

May, R. F, D.; J, Held ChamherB, 

treasurer, Eldora; C, Newton 

•cbelllnger, BecreUry, Oreen 

Creek; N. S. Taylor, Cape May, 

R. F, u,; Joseph Camp, Cape 

me statements are aln r. ; Josp camp, cape 

borne out by eight years of e«-,'M«y Court House, H. P. p.; A. 

pertmenial work in the county! B. raure. Woodbine, B. F. D,: 

!iy Dr, W. H. Martin, itite plant 

pathologist: 

Average cost of materials and 

abor necessarr to spray one acre 

one time, f 1.49; average deprecl. 

fttlori cnarge per acre for one 

•pray, 14 cents; total cost per 

acre p lii |i| 

acre per W,ll»Hon, |I,II, avefi' ^^VouBr ê»le^ 

»ge cost per acre for four appll- J"Zfc.^"5M Bl iS!ff. 

appll 

yield 

O. Oswald Lange, Cape May 

Court House; Melvin Abbott, 

Cipe May Court House, R. F, D,; 

Charles B, poster, iouth Sesvllle; 

I.. A, Powell, Cape May Court 

House, R, P. D,; W. H. Powell, 

Cape May Court House, H, r. p.: 

Jheodore Crolter, Dennitvuie; 

Y l 

p 

North WIMnrood, Mm H. Bd- 

wards. Wlldwood; Mrt, A. J. 

d 

Meerwald and Mrs Ulllan Nick, 

eroon South Deonlt, Mrs 1, K, 

Carroll D^nnlnvilie HIM Maggie 

ludlam, South Oennls Mlw 

Sarah W Boniera Courl House, 

Of course It mutt not be taken 

Hint promlsriioua vlalts wen 

made to anrbody'ii The folk! 

on the tour simply visit,,,) jj,, 

other's kllchene 

and Charles Noon, Woodbine, H 

', D, 

The 

Lubricating 

Oil Makes 

Cheap Spray 

Endorsed By State Fruit 

Spcciolist—Saving Counts 

When Fruit Is Cheap 

U«cd By County Growers 

Some fruit powers are making 

saving of around »3 on » S0O- 

allon (ahk of 

spray 

made 

ntWuilon 

Imnif Bank nyatfrn 

entirely co-operative and its 

polliiy (a to verre agrkulture 

throughout tU district In ever/ 

poatlble way. Money may be 

horroweii u> purchase a, f*rm. to 

purchase additional land, to erect 

building: or make improvements, 

to pay off farm Indebtedness qr 

for ur other legitimate rarm 

purpose; Loam are made at the 

«*t« of approximately one-h*Jf a 

farm value of the property, and 

the farmer j, tf¥en a. long period 

of *e»nr in which (bs mortgage 

nay «» fradnall d d 

of spray mlnur 

Wrough usli,K BIAbllUcd lubrl- 

i»tln«; oil emulsion instead of 

BUwlole oils points out A_ J> 

Pleratorll, fruit specialist, in the 

February number of -Now Jer 

n* Mi W*"" "le official 

PuWloatlon of the Slate Col- 

lege of Agriculture and Eiperi- 

ment station 

w 

g 

ent station 

I 

low prices 

ay « 

arulljr 

to 

mrtgage 

fradnally reduced and 

am ]„ fu], mautal 

j pam ]„ fu], mautal 

JJ 

tots •Bra tnr becoming doe. 

| 

°< "If low prices re 

l«d far fruit ,iarlaK ,,,„ 

««wn this savlnE ,„ an 

, 

•*!. Item to those 

muat use large 

mite „„ aDP,c 

t 

sprays, B99 

bushels per acre; average price 

per IIO-Bound sack. la.JS; aver- 

age increase in yield due to 

spraying, Jl saekj per acre 

County Agent Ellwood Bouglaiu ' 

Freehold, N, J. ' 

Cape May County 

Faahion Show April 5 

Mrs, Greibel Will Conduc 

Exhibit? Makeg Sufgestions 

Black and while comWnalioni 

hold (rat interest at a rscenl 

fanhlon promenade in Nirw York 

Navy blue and wbile was second 

In choice in the whits comBina- 

lions, and tMs wag especially a*, 

•raetlve In semi-formal frocks, 

•very woman likes black and 

white or olue gnd white beeaute 

of their general becomlngnMs 

and, also, because they offer Bueh 

wearable qualities. They give 

one a sple and apan appearanee, 

lo not show soil eajrily, and 

fhen one wears them with either 

fhlte or black ncciHanrl her 

etDpridlture for ouch thlngn Is 

light 

SInie lo be well dicMc,! tnt 

project committee ap- 

the County Afent in carryini 

out an agrlcultuoil program an 

aa follows: 

Dairy—Prank 

Phillip*, Boyd Gorgon, E. 

Mephersoh, 

Newton Icbellinger and Hnoel 

Miller, 

Vegetable—Harry Mackie, Sam 

Bright, John Hunt, Judson Oor. 

BOB and John H. Powell, 

Farm Crop—Melvin Abbott 

Ralph iohellinger, W, a. Thomp, 

son, B. 8. Powell and Pete 

French, 

Fruit—William Powell, Dr. W 

h. Yertes, Lewli Hoirman, K, B 

RichBrdson ana Norman (, Tay. 

lor, 

Poultry—A, a. Walker. A, I 

y . alker 

Faure and Blmer Unjtwe 

legislative Committee—Jo 

What's a Name 

Anyhow? 

County Y, M, C, A. Secre- 

tary Bbedd, in introduclnj 

himielf to County Agent Stab, 

ler said; "My name 4s abed 

with an eutra 'D' » 

In turn County Agent Stab- 

ler said, "Jfy name is ataile 

with an 'R' added," 

tell me whit you think 

the ultra violet ray light, which 

we read about* for developing 

poultry. 

Answer—Thi ultra Holet ray 

Is fine, eicept that it Is very egg- 

pensive. Professor Thompson, of 

New Brunswick, sap tne eheap- 

est lamp or maehlne costs II10 

and i» very expensive lo operate. 

Tested cod liver oil will give the 

same reaults and is far less en- 

pensive, 

farm Editor: ~" 

When you were County Farm 

Demonstrator I heard yon ipeal 

one- about Home material you 

used for killing raU, i would 

like to know what it wai and 

where I can get lome of it. 

M. a, a, 

doubt you heard 

me talking about calcium cya- 

nide dust. K Is the best thlrig i 

know of for this purpose, espe. 

eially where the openings to the 

burrows are >ccesaible. You can 

probably obuin some from the 

new Farm "~ 

Stabler, 

Frank Dtoklnson, of Krmo. it 

enlarginf the brooding capselty 

of his poultry plan!. 

. • * • 

A, a Walker, of Capt May, Is 

having very good auceejs with 

the new hot-irater brooder wnleh 

Mr. 

haby 

he Installed thu winter. 

Walker is brooding 1400 

m the 

Denonairator, Mr 

chieks at praent. and It using 

peat rnosi as a litter, Ho Snds 

the peat moss is eioellent ma- 

terial for thii purpose, but pre- 

fera the toanesf grade that IK 

sold for litter, 

* * * 

Richard Lloyd, of Dtas Creek, 

w«s a charter member of Cape 

May Orange and was Master of 

that Orange in U0i. Mr, Lloyd 

was succeeded by Captain Thomas 

Douitass, 

Croni Lincoln, Neb,, to Cape 

Mtt County is Julie a j|it«jie, tn 

ship halehlng eggs. The general 

Impression Ii that the egp are 

subjected to so murt vHiratieii In 

traveling s long dtot4n« that 

they are not likely to haloh K, 

good L«i yMri tttmtet M 

o. W, Vanler, of Brma 

» Betting qf iiiteen eggs 

Lincoln and eleven chicks 

hatched from them, of 

were mlsed. Tie 

ig a septic tsnt 

• » • ;: 

Oarfleld Hill, of Caps' 

Court House, says Here h M 

profit In producing % aaj 

amount of eond product] taul 

a lar(a amount of inferior 

—and better aatlafled c* 

in the bargain, 

a • • 

Arthur Lindhoime, wd 

at Burlelsh, has ISO : 

which Is somewhat of a Uetl 

Cape Slay County 

State xseiiditrt TW 

On Meal 

Man's Sae Job 

Chris Bchoiti. who tents th 

dairy herdi of Newton ienelllng. 

er, of Green Creek; Bd. Phillips. 

Jr., of Cape May, and the herd 

at the Leesburg Pruon Farm 

covers more territory than any 

other cow-tester in the atate. 

Bach month he tasu for milk 

and butterfat preduritlon, and 

feed coat, three herds in Cumber- 

land County, ii, herds In Glou- 

cester County, two herds In Capo 

May County, and thirteen herds 

In Salem County. These herds 

conialn 100 COWB. Another tester 

spends ail of his time working 

In Salem county. Mr. ieholti Ij 

i native of Denmark, where be 

ipenl most of his lire working on 

i dairy farm. His pracHciil e»- 

>arienee In that country, where 

û^lf u m lnlen8lf e. together 

with his keen Interest In th« begt 

methods of management and In 

word keeping, at him to be a 

'alu.hie tester for the members 

• the association for whlEli he 

must be 

belong 

sure that ac 

il, her gown 

IUDrl «t">K oil 

perpared by the 

_ J If 

with tbe aid of 

""• " r 

east enfl, i 

homfl. B 

,n»boni« rbolic «sin, 

I JlloVl 

care should be taken In lug ..,„- 

ling Che wardrobe suggests Cath 

arlne H Oripbel, enenslon cloth 

ing »piwlall»i at Rutgers IJnher- 

MtB Orlrbcl continue • nlack 

growers who slloe ' " f *Tood antl will go w|lh 

or oil Rlthw hlack and white or blue 

Euro • nd wblte «"raln or nude hone 

Peach, wl " *" wllh e »ller HnU may bfl 

white or hliiH or black, depend- 

ing on thn combination, and 

white gloieii will go with either 

Your purse may be black to go 

with ypur ,hoea and. if you 

wuih to use a bit of color, you 

may choose almoat anything 

Ilks In the way of a bouton- 

nlere A bright hit may be 

worn If you prefer It and In that 

caw, choose your boutonnlero to 

haraumln with your hat, 

Th« annual Cajie May County 

fashion »ho» oondtrcted by M. 

Orlebel will b. held this year on 

April 5 

«»• 

are minted to 

contains 3 «ir 

" r JM gallon! 

«pr*ym con- 

oil 

I Bntit, TSJFl 

1 J-ulW» ^Slnj 

J £ Mr Olant 

iaaofl 

- 

J% 

Why paylmore ony our fafm 

mortgage? 

rf Springfield, MM,, 

Lwd 

y o u 

with wood shlvlags. 

Mrs, Oedrge 

M, Oedrfe hul, of Caps 

Court House, .„ ,u«ejlfu| 

of Caps May 

f| li 

«ry 

Bio lt w 

until „ 

nn wer, until „ »„ 

i°u*«« f """»I.»ut IBM that «! 

Wired a strong pair of eye.. W 

do not envy the Job," 

They «y ..Wf OTkB ,nm , 

«coms groi,," but think *„ 

tat it uta them todoa B 

Taylor, of Cape May' c mi\ 

'JLlJ^mh l 

« • 

\Vtt cnt. on a $5000 tiMtpgt is $J0 » y«wl 

WJj n« put thfa fajyur own pod»l «k S> 

If you we •ppreachwl it, naa4 to , mi)^* 

^ wo 1««Mtwm: 

u the nte of interest? 

Z. Do you represent the FEDERAL 

divided, to ite b 

and 

Por fcrflier deteiU or to 

get.in touch with 

^ S. WALKER, 

..to , 

Mlsi Marie C. poerrmaj, j 

food specialist, through ttt't 

of Fami DemonBtratton. bu I 

conducting a series of 

relative to meal planning! 

the preparation of varioaj f 

The most regent of i 

lnga was held last Monrlir. 

was atlended by the ' 

women: Mrs, D, C, Tuioryl 

John Bande, Mrs, Allison J '_ 

Mrs, William H. Powell, Mri I 

Post, Mrs, William Bpplar, i 

William UwaMi, Mre, "" 

Meerwald, ttn. Edith 

Mlsa Basa 8pnuldlnK, Mrs 1 

Beeves and Mrt, William Bt 1 

This meetlnj concerned lief 

paratlon sf «heele, eggs and « 

Grange Calendar 

Tuesday 

llonirer, Ncntary, 

Mteta 

the Junior _ 

». Dp, w, t» 

Qandy, erkei. Mi 

Secreiifr, 

-utn saivllla aranla—Waetl I 

and and rourth Tuesday aniM 

fMh montii in the p, o: ftT 

(all. South Heaviile, B A M 

MMtef. Mrs, Marvin Abbolfc.J 

Hot Bed Sash 

Size 

Price, $4.25 each, glazed 

Made of genuine Idaho White Pinc with 

five rows of 6x8 glas». 

for early delivery. 

VOW 

Ing Into the house, his mother 

slppped him and Uked nim about 

It, 

"What waa th» hiirryf WJiy 

didn't you let mi •*• tha letter?" 

she demanded. "It Is probably fyil 

of mlitakM, ptd you tell h»r how 

much you appreciated her gifts. 

•mwerlDi. 

w Diff j yes hear your msthBr 

apaakf" Inquired Dad, 

"fas, bat I'd rather she'd writs 

ths letter for rue," Jim said. "You 

aaa, thla la o hallda* and I shouldn't 

have to do thincs liifD thai, besides 

I bavj to rehe* for lh« tableau 

cr—er^-1 m#an, 1 ouiht td be 

nMInf up for tho lasliau. You 

•H ahar all the BOMB and rselta. 

Uom. they're going to have a 

tableau at the school and I have 

is ka In it." 

"Wall, I rneas It won't b« so 

iihauatinx that vou can't wrin a 

latter to four Hunt," iauutiod 

Mother. "Tou h«venl lold us 

What are you going lo be in tin 

tableau V 

"Well, I wasn't In it until ves- 

taFday, Bill H»rper gat sink, so I 

hive to take his place," replied 

Jim. rather sulkily 

"vFhet de you have td be?"a5kef* 

Frarioei. 

"Tea, do tell u with a round nd plMa 

injhe canter, to raprBSvnt a eBerry. 

"leu know," aald Jim, "ahrmya t«H' 

lAg tin! truth is awful hard on me. 

For iMtanca, 1 tike to m kiaamj 

things, and sort of elicar up p*«- 

pis," 

"iur« you do." ill] replied h««rt- 

leaaiy. "»ou'r» the blggcn Uar In 

•laoniriaid," 

Jim leskea readr to flfht Mr a 

moment, but he reallaad that Bill 

was Only sticking to their club 

motto. 

"Well, I ui bt truthful If I 

chaos*," he reDUed, ani ifben BlII'i 

fentle llttia rflothar came into tha 

reom, ha proved it bF telilnff her 

what • horrible suit ho thought ahe 

hsd made. Tbe pnor lady looked 

suite unhappy and Jim f«lt mean, 

"How did Qeorge Wmhltnton 

manafe to have any frlands and be 

so truthful," sighed Jim, "I'd 

much rather have told Bill's moth- 

er that tht suit ni a »««." • 

That evening rtfht aft*r aupper 

Jim and hii family huttBed to th« 

school hjiuBn. where the celetirktlen 

of Wajhinfton'i birthday waa to ho 

hald, Aissl More troubl* aw»lt«d 

her," was Jim s 

Jusl think »hs knitted 

jqy b^f,?eif, i# 

"[ ihanlted 

reply. 

Wpil, you pan run off naw ans 

Dalton, llltl" 

id of the wny h«r ion had 

hnnked his rich old auiil, 

Jim went rliht over to nil friend 

illll'i houis lo try on the costume 

mil's mother had made, 

"Oce I'm find I don't have to 

VoB1«,r lia'rij be In that larJleaB," 

Bill, when he saw Jim 

''That iesks dumb 

i are«Md up, 

"Now, Fraaees, is that nice?" re. (hot Bull, and I cold Ma so, and 

proved ber mother, '-Jim is a^he was so mad she nearly cried, 

iraal lliddar, that's all. He means ' jjgi you know—(he Cherry Club." 

t« ba trulliful. don't you, dearie?" I "lure," refilled Jim, "w« »ot lo 

"If-ar," replied Jim, "not «I-I lie trythful" And ha tauched his 

par, /on 

JCWIOB CROBBMPOIW PttSZU 

O«fie Washington en, flown"the diern tf», ao llwr ««0 n* n 

U be had not cut Ii down. laMr In the iMaaii OIBM tmU ta« Bern 

feOBBBthJna; on tnajt tret! ivnldi waa good to eat. Ij Foil WUJ paste us 

i*msi (oeKtier on • a«i

kittle Classified 

arm ten MyThinc (0 

J T 

F, H. 7, FBIDAf, FEBBUAft* 18,1987. 

Read them Caref 

FBP- giio-N«i_ 

us shin In nr-itl uf 

d dishes* 

»nd oUit-r 

Advertiaim 

H toll licUea are 2 eent§ a word. 

"» Pi-tfFsliUre^ ran mining 

in -5 2 RAVE TW6 -. ».« 

K\&OONE NEEDS E3 E3SEKCISE, 

n i"*iin« Slny Court I.uyn 

Now Instrument For Creatbawling 

BTORAOE B \TT* R 

ng Is stout t the th bent b cseirlra l ma tlcrtriE Sere fee Hint ton Wood 

lul Lp SttiP n BtBniJ Harbor fur i Uyr 

QBR cgii cet now WWe have the 

ing Longing For Classics 

J*GW -3 THI TIME TO 

p 

e il^ IBs f £J 

Bsnae tnnc Ma> €3ei rt 

C^ May royrl HQUA. 

biiit cnrrlci tftt taofld rufHoUjj \\ JI 

Bntf*TJ Ihi. gni. haiUf? til 

ls.lt ty irsuLli, A U 

ltg bad one tyta 

lEBsid. al fc»Ftnn Is Hit rl-i 

THERE IS JWO CIB THAT t- Ih l3 aI ***= P=>£ \ j 

8St « FflPd for hiiaintja purpiftB' J Qa 8tQ P an*! s i 

•» WBI la tasuw 

aa I! u a ^r 

. Ben SS-W 3 

V brtkeF Informan 

—If 

raltabte plan Is haas 

*** '••«'«• NlH 

oii mil 

TM BIST OASOLlNt; AJTD 

SOT HAVE ¥QUH 

nnui WITH nos 

.ay,"Dnc- n ' 1 "* "««"f 

rBBiON u, 

J"»i- plan, 

Om many 

Between the Lines 

There any be on]y Uure or 

four tana in the ad that tells 

aboat just tbt sort ef hsose jeo 

want ta rent—or the fnnntnre 

leu want ta bnj—or the job 

you've bees hoping to find. But 

Uifm JIB read thi' satisfar 

news thit here is an sd JOB 

mnldn't hue mused for any 

thing' 

ll.WATN Rbl.Uril.P 

lh. Brli-u' In" riJSl Ulan 

""•""• l«Tf,;,'S« irnVnff" ' J.H1-SP • ~ 

clcraon, of \,,don 1."} I'llli*" innSSi* 

ttnn Sea 1.1? ri,, 

!„„ i IUIB lj I'n m MI 11 Hurt. 

Hi HlliliimiJ \ J 

rf*fl IT WM. 

mm ev 

[ht fuliiid.il Ion wl 

t lin-bj* 11 runn 

I itkj! Pl-.(j If li 

MODI 1-4 or 8&nisrQu 

« mil >"!JF fiuckeEhaak Rn 

vt r> btvu>, A trial H. HID 

U\ vive jou JJin 

l\IIlJ4 IS NI EU flF l I 

nd mmf I 11Jit tu M t „ lapg, 

t rim ill ID ilfCJt 

,_ nnd H»UHI 

itFi ISildttQud Alt U 

THk, NI W AIiD iioiiEM 

11 lilrlliOiil Hiuihcr in iiBtnnbihliig Ua r 

»*rrM li ilf] Ilrf linndr-fful I llmr 8&< 

ilU ll Il h l S 

taw 1 1 MAKB A sltK 

"?. 

Ijil tnr, du Improve Ilia wpnniiie. 

»rir onr rloihta mil ta up It. IHB 

ROOM HOI KE *Qh HI NT 

l and paJnisd 

ppy r roiling 

tsth phgruts, 

er Inv al In rrnl cul 

iirawinz rtaart an I 

lc coaijl at* mi rilv in 

B. U lU'ilBtra 1 

n Clly 

I1MU tb&n 

rf W Ilui-k Utlle 

UlJ Colrt Houae 

"f-> j 1 I It i| 

total — _ — 

CD Ml 

-H 

CITY BF aiSiaLE CITV 

NEW 

* mifliii. in i[,l mi 

nr S. w Ji i* t ,,r 

: I' lilt, Ui * INI liw 

"liny!*' il Hi K*lr * ia» V 4 Qiif Bf Osean ^«y 

1 It -,— ' tlir 

Mo wan, M^^ 

on £hoci>7 I UF tt 

;.""r 'n «ila»ood, mrncf pin. -' 

'*« ilut our af?r¥ic£ k aittla 

""" our mcr.liunjlio U af Iho 

, AND 1OIIKO 

. * U * ">vlHB at 

atere, DiS A.Uury Avrnua, 

c "y Our larso aajoinnent 

yoB Vnrlely to eaoo» frOBl. 

»m ccovlnco ran, —11 

FTEE HOT 

« cnki:. at Bg 

* 1 * Stand, m 

Cll "»>>» JIB kl 

CTTV—HOUSE ABB liQT 

or Bern, », W IHrnir 

and f'oml Btnel fBacn 

bath anower 

tSIS Homer HI, Oor 

Fhons, Mli-nlffan 

31 U r 

FINE 6 HOIlM HOUBF 

farm, snraife, pnyllnf hduai 

aliyndance of fruit |ncated 

hinln lilBhwny. priced right 

Quick aale 'Sm P II Brag. 

May ay Court 

Hou» Vnu 

to aiep IlTtly tsr thla h ens 

eaah required Oeeri, 

ejley Aim BI ElEhth 

77. Ocean Cllr. Ji J 

Treaaun, Inland lUnl 

I-ramii. M Tnllt In Hn*,,rJ 

iiiw $1 (ill Lnl J'S lii 1. .ni 

of Int % S action \ 

Jnhn It Pnrl. i-l nl to Jn 

ano Jl 

tlsn 

Snnit | L 

442, «3, m, .retlMn fe 

ek J rro 

tlnn 

JJIiSn. 

A 

I13IW) ran of lot 761 

Oearce M KIlllarisiiEh to rlarn 

HIII>R-V|.h IZBlii 

of lota S2! nnd «!( 

«3 i 

CII? dar¥tidli _ 

Elliabcth Hajl tn Mnntaret C 

Hkll. et ol II Oil 1*1 7H iectlon 

Kaleo Dc\elnpraenl Co to Imdnn- 

Biat li mi |!$ 

in REAL ESTATE K - 

a im 

l a 

"The' 

May Ceurt BUSDIESB SKE7ICE *flj" 

—16 

i! *= IS L V t nniil iq t ' ^ "• '"^ "t"' ,* inâujne 'g 

" ^^ ^g—^^^. ^^^_ inut mil ^|s, ^(1, rt>-\l ihut hi »"J£ir ij 111 r^m r Ayn'on S J J] 

P. M -r,,,5" rt .,,^"?;rWnr-,'," h r.'il ^j^lJl'* 111 - 11 " ^>,.5^" £.-Orst u«»"^ w.' i'Jlsr "" " ull! M l U^ IÎU ^l 11 

IVuahlRKIon Ht adjoining 

LKMii. Hnnd nil.I l..,i,j f 

i 

l llinry Hnnd 

Hu»>ini 

\Mlllniii JaMf SI-WI II 11 nilt 

Humid N \rniltag, t4 nil Loin 

. _ Fer JT*III iri U. i.nd I 

. . _ — . the-nea ôu Hunk ar 

'-; I.udinm Si un 

lu Ml Ini- lulu ?j!t 123 Uj pi 

et ImrcSt In fi bolter pine? ll tlulitu 

irt hl.uk 11T plan 

intlifei. Hitns ijip. Inlnnd uan. d 

ilfft Of a ssynij ln\i«(ni nt lln. Nikl 

IHI him k 17 pjnii 

loiki. »ii-viiia nnd am 11 

i 

^ ItOBI iirt rrmdi Dermdn r 

111. I lurk J7 pi 111 Mlldrm V MrCnjin to Wllllmn 

Mirljirtor JCQWl r (, nf lul ( 

i|li»i. inn nrfc !hi owner i,f th 

pud ftrfmiKfii di nrrilrt d in thi 

mi $1 IHI 

iiiiil 1 II of lul 43i plun \ iâiii M 

*• CLAYTON HAINK3 DRirK FM 

llmk in 

Hi id IJH1I1 I o 

muFf jnilTii hi*, iif lihiylnn 

lllt nil I nonul.ir "HiarK 0Mil 

I) lni(-vf>r'\ nf HnnRii; i?srroin 

OliKnt, lifldi of nnurijn 

ti Flit lr;i!iH|ti(in la HiiHiii iiiay 

i in In li vp iiei'H lîfilij, eontrilftlHi 

li IliiH liccn very, very 

ônic %c ir:i iign Y'tm\ Soiffren 

,.ii iiiljud.cil thi, rountrl'8 efciii- 

Mr ! n I1113 hud a 

iliiciition. oJtcBl inB not 

only In thi hiirmenlcu, but on that 

cdly upon . which I}L> studiod 

inrnnri utitt here. Hin carerul re= 

firrli work in tile field of llio 

Pr#nc h hirp fiinpther nudie for 

iiQiuca), if we nm>' mukn 

. BCsture. hns now nlded 

rnno .PhllndclphlB !myn In 

nurHHit of pieagure. 

In rurcful iiiiiiilrn] [njtruotlon. In 

? 

IKTICL Kiirtk 

17 i ""' «'"""" »"rk of ,.|| Wn1. i^,, 

FBR COMPLETE LTBTINQS OF 

^ fcfty *snl rstate eta Faxon nt 

fth itfe station Inf«rmril Ion 

fltteut thf* 

Of Ocean Citj ihu KFI Transfers of Cape Ht; County 

—H 

MllrhUl 11 ui lo 

Property is Recorded in the mini Jl mi >slrln nt land fur wild 

••Ini HICIIMIII ( ,1. .I.!!,,,,- frum liuiil. 

DATS WE WILL, 

County Clerk'i Office a. d>a tigOQ 

niortKngij fur 2 >cara fit 6%. 

WM, I. HOFFMAN 

it! •. Third Ave No. WlldWOM 

Problems of 

the South Jersey 

Farmer 

ire Afferent, naturally, from thoie of any 

other *eetion, The climate, the soil and the 

marketing* conditions are all different. Espe- , 

dally is this true in Cape May County and 

South Cumberland County. 

W, COLLINS THOMAS 

for many years Farm Demonstrator of Cape 

May County, now gives his whole time to the 

farmers of this section for the CAPE MAY 

COUNTY TIMES and its •siociated newspapers. 

Write to Mr. Thomas on any problem of the 

farm or home. If he does not have the information, 

he can draw on tht State Farm 

Bureaus and the National Bureaus. Reliable, 

authentic farm information is yours for the , 

asking. 

AND BE SURE to read Mr. Thomas' Farm 

and Home Page every week. Tt is a gold mine 

of information for the farmer, the gardener 

and the housewife. 

SEA ISLE CITY 

WILDW00D 

Phond 

1 

1.1 r 

Ovming a Buick—- 

^ H d T k ^ 

and distinction in your motor car an 

important «Tyou. Buy a Buickl 

Thtn your car will appeal to your tense of 

good taste. There is a youthftil mmai in 

the profile of this famous motof cu- which 

I never grows,tttôttic, no nutter how many 

Buicks you sec 

And you seeBuicka wherever you go—bought 

by people who value finer performance as well 

as princely beauty. Bwi^k todaîaaniEchanlcal 

masterpiece, with an engine literally vibration- 

Uff beyond belief. ,.,,;., 

Buy a Buickl It is a car you will be proud to 

own, and delighted to drive. 

THE GREitttST BtJlCK EVER B 

MOtOR SflW^ 

BAILEY

MEM! OTTT MEWS, OCEAJT CTTT, Sf. X, TBIDiY, FEBOTAB*HlWT. 

sabin 

AT HAS GOHE BEFOKE 

It II 11(1 and the Pacific Bail 

id has reached Its newest 

irthest west Bun tan Wyom 

town deseFlbed as roar 

as each MK loriiiluim 

lly wan, 

Beeson it younjj man 

Albany Now Yurie iggui 

because he Is In starch ir 

Jlh and Brnton Is ronnl lend 

jjjh and dry 

Ilia Mnntuyn a Mluw sasmn 

._ on the train from Umaba 

ipreases Beeson with the beau 

et her blut eyen and the style 

h«r apparel Equally nBe on , 

aim by taking a mull. 1 | 

brandy before breakfast A i 

Idffian tells Beeenn ah baa' 

_ Mowed her man tu Btnliin 

"Jim, a typical wenleni rufflai 

"ton she knows apparently «i*i 

Its and is floured by J-rmik 

s Impregies thi* pas 

in. 

. and went ploughing up a street 

'nieF shaetopg with the impal 

pnb|p ilust Thp nnIfl*H on rrnm 

a great city swell 1 Hlrlitfnt 

Bill although pell Htrjanet SIF dm 

nil tQ and fro the men in mtUey 

or CJliipltjIini;, anil cmtumea [h 

women some af ffltm f mhi n itilj 

Irinirl «|th skirl Icljlni, rurl 

aualy Drill wuguiis r II I Ii r » 

Pant rt-ii an J fmm Fijrhl -in I I ft 

nHFChiinL** and h*lwk*it**fa nr nn d 

10 lie rjlllnu Ih |r w rn f iiy 

itsflf I n yj i Ht ntj ((, v rI Al 

limit 

Thp majjrily or the hullillnEi 

wen. mere canvas racid up f , 

a few feet perhaps willl uhe t 

"' Bwert Dut 

.What shall 1 my to a young 

I like myself rnsh frnm the 

in Bast of Niw iork and the 

,^500 Bt*?eF landed expectant 

Just annaed from o dream of 

- beaut*,, at thin Beaton City 

fining Territory! The dmt 

fltts as powder and as white 

It' »hnt through wilh the crln, 

"" of sunset BBBg me a fog 

wBloB swelled a deafening 

from figures rushing 

and Wither about the plat 

like hall world •hades Two 

Binds grabbed at my vallae 

•hand me mil dnned ma 

Denrt Hotel Bent In 

This way air 

We Hump Corral' Free 

_ At the Buffalo Hump 

deep nice boomed •tunning 

—J Queen the Queen' Path 

t «v«ry room Individual towels 

"I Queen, toe Queel »le» 

Hi Iht'i class 

•he promlH of individual 

1 wen mi aver 

lilt the station platform I 

Iran Lr flimsy tc aFja Inter 

speried ther wer a r.w >, din 

alrucliifejf roiJEil an i illipainlc] 

I »i« liah.n.l Inu a wIMj 

op n tent building wh i union 

Hlfcn dep luting ar ir j i irrow 

u randa di-rlnr.- ] Th Qiirrn 

Jlil 0 In |J Mill, j] ,j h 

Not an whlfly puw I, ri*il a» in*, 

or the njIH H I animbl.. 1 arrjin „ 

e laffie room h rilpful tl 

un. Hl1e Iiy a llr in 1 a nuiulii-r 

of amall ufcjr, (a|] ftlll B a l r i n 

Izeil) and was brought up jt 

the erunur under the alert e)ei 

of o clerk coatltm silk uhlrt il 

diamond gcarre I pmnad. 1 an 1 

sliclc haired waiting alth rij,!*," 

ler turned and pen rxtm ]„] 

Quite right sir the cl. rk' 

OMenLd So there in A bjih 

for every room and iht brat bath 

in town Entinly private rn«] 

towel nupplted Qnl) on dulla 

and four hlti That with irdg 

ln« makeii four dullam and t 

half If jaa pj>!u! tir 

A blttor wave uf tiuinesIckne-M 

welled Into my thruat aa COB 

icloug uf me enveloping dual tbL 

utter .hams the alien unayrapa 

thetlc onluokora the senw of 

having heen done and through 

my own fault i poeiBd a green 

hack Tram the folded packet in 

my pur«e and hand>d it u»er 

Hither foulinbly i Intended that 

his display or funds should re 

ouke thl* finicky clerk but he 

accepted wllhnut rommtnt and 

I HOUght f r th rh-lRce f m lh 

I!H.niy 

And h i* u ol I N ** \ k 

uuh 

% iieirn a rl I h,.uy rj . 

man with nineiilnrly pntrullr 

linhy , 1 M anj a t bar o- lal 

J**ii v-\ h u nlet* ur I ri nh 

I if ly iIrtppl|,E 1 uer lip hi 

tp 1 1 » ml IiN £1, IM hai 

hi.plt il I> HiHlr ichi I t m 

man in »i I liFliin i J |U i 

bi4f k h il ri-aj i an I Jirly t 

In II I hlny hla.k hrr u ]tl 

frock «iat apdter i itv,n thi lip 

XLW finely Htllnl LUIIUF „„,] ,j, 

frnnt an 1 [riiij llniln,; (|e a 

truus>*FH tuck i IniT mi*.hi 

I Eri«p | !h h i n j „„„, 

"ifcly Ii nilj* i nl,, iih 

fill pulpj J«IU t*ie in I lljifc , 

i» n ujl i»li ii r hml a» I 

- ir ' i »p n I I Bui J 

{lr ' lir Alhani [hi tip] 

I--I a iry I i bi pr ul f ill, 

1 m,- i il ,Uh |, „, u „, 

i f II * ihi? n 

B I" Jl 1 r,i,| rlFh, „ a 

""•r be n ih.F nnny a ii„, 

1 * null f, ,„ ,ilp hPUI1, o] 

fcniplr Slat lijj, i t l l n |, „„„ 

wllhiut apilu|,itti \vi 

I nitel with u Viv ) rk 

"Stall man I cjtlm t[1 *,'„, 

* c I jujr nanit- air 11 

Inquire I iuu k n u w o, f 

lly ptrhap,, 

I Inllel Jaruh B Bund Klm 

»uh at ymr t, rilif Vnur fun 

lly nani H f.Unlll:,!, |r ,„,. „„(, 

I hark hark I it „„,, „ „, 

«rjn,l ,1,1 J5lnll W|[h „, 

to tidy my person, flrat," J 

"Number sli fur the EPI 

man" announc d the ehrk 

lurnlng to rne my chang frnm 

the bi , I muffed in lntr luj 

cye» followed It »iln uncnnifurt 

able IntereHt The runner pick 1 

up my Bag but wa« Interrupt d 

tj IBS Jen fri mi 

Th prH|!i,gr rr Mhl.Ull.L- ,h 

b- niln 

All rlnlii rplrri.I ,1, Pi k 

II, 

All I nj hmh' I pur.u^l 

III 11 notin 1 

"ly 111 alii a 1 f , 

rillem n r » In \ ur 

turn hill r r jn ah, 

h ilir 

In So 6 Her v> r 

Tn r 

in I r 

'ill If I I 

If Jim iicati I i 

" J i " IMI Ihi tlr 

k I «u» »li 

11 ruripl i 

H5! I 

,,j i 

0. n.*r ly tjpt'aking geiitleint-n pr*. 

fei to icmln a Uj*r ot flrtl 

*fli ial ruieilng but you aln t 

IFijnhlt* 1 much *4tth th" h,l*£s aF 

mu BUI 

II leiHe! thlJ* iiuery it Ihi 

rr JH*I> »H b I in , uhi til 

n .tl," I 

I ill I o alkali.* f I wlton 

BUI pip* nil 1 \irniint» .ill 

I air me iny Mr Hhfn Iher n 

Ir nh bail h tn Ij Th i 

Ilk ijnihl ip 

The . 1 n 1 iilr I 

Sh tk ha, IM « II h v f I r, I 

M Hill II j ly 

I Ui I b J Ii ,] Inf 

1 f,iF 

Th In !l in Win 

_ II i in I ml r I 

11 J u bill ' p rut Ik Iht? 

Ill uh VI n h. *i the 

pi -II n£ 1 « n ihi h ill It la 

III u-i in hi \tr I h f, ufli* 

I If 

if i r 

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Hi II 

h r I „, 

| n 

Johnny Chamberlain „ \ , ,„„ 

11x11} ejm b irnrl uBrn nl> un | 

»l« breath mnclled ulrunglj ur 

liquor Or the A,tur» 1 shall 

rem«mber Meannhlle BUh per 

mil me to do the honor. First 

"III you ha»e a drink Thl, .ay 

«uh I am partial tu a brand 

partkuirlj to ht recomminded Mr 

clearing this dammahk du.t from 

one « throat 

_ Thank JJU »|r bul I rirefrr;' 

lh oth r m t F 

up hy n i JJUI It 

blankrl r PIJ.J. h willy ihr . 

Jlii-I i llminrlly Jirly B|| 

\ Mir bed J3nrtuh _uh I r«cJ( 

pr mui I ihe C lun i [.h j 

nm dlrl n i *,,„, i, r N „ 

• k it all ) 

I gaji-d ih in nlc It^n I 

T| l ' ir n PFI I ,„,, , 

1 ink I 

nthl hi 

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riFf ,lly 

i,h if , 

p Ih 1^ ith 

In w the 

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ill I 1 ^ n an I on 

I" il 1 ,k « I ii.hu il ar 

i It In .1 u 1, il I | in ,t 

Ii iir II, i 11 „ *n nis „,!, 

"I 1 I Ii L 111 ill Mill h ijl 

lh linn! 

« h IL I jnur III of In I 

n Hill In I! | 

I Jin ill h r I r my h allh 

'1 I' - nt jll I I tMI b.en 

ill I by un till*. I IIH i », k 

' 111! I I II, In \\ ,| ,|, 

grand old SUte that ulif I» 

thu-ie who regulre water, tlur* 1B 

tin Platto only three milts dls 

taat The Bearer praiitnity ol 

.ater *e consider a detriment ti 

ihe robustnesH of a cenimunity 

I made a nimgsr toilet 

Now 1 am at jour nervite 

•luring a ibort peFiod guntle 

men I announced Later I have 

an .ngagtment an I I Bhall aak 

A Iltile g lin refrcaainent 

In rder runl I r fkon ouoih 

Ihp Cilond And after Ihat- 

JHU have sporting blood euh* 

> ii will 1eslr ti uk a turn 

ii I. i frh 

plrt. Mate 

h-inor f the Em 

If you art referring In card 

gambling sir I armsered yoii 

ha\ chnjjen a poor rumpaaljn 

Bui I 1rt nut intend la be A spoil 

tptrt and J j*ha!I he glad ia halt 

II shot* me a hat ver >ou Ihink 

t Flh while In Ih Hy M tar 

» I ha** 1 ihe |. Inn e 

Thai H II that .* Ii iuh Th 

Jlrnel ^ppeired lelifchted L#t 

il Hbate C the god*, cf cban9D for tiurwe K*TVfe* 

A *sum nf 35 QOQ will b£ spent 

for lest frank* |IQn for refer- 

eni-e hook* and $4 Son fur mjp 

pi fee An appropriation of |2 

2U0 was martp for athletics 

Otfipr appropriatian 1 * wprp fuel 

fg Eon light an dancer |1 5IMI 

neftpt) il 0§0 

The rppart nf the Inafd of 

Sehnnl EsHmatri â-^ r tthfrl 

and approiir! hy thr fiinim 

Will Ask Rev. 

J B Adams To 

Prove Charges 

Former Enforcement Offi 

r^r Said Liquor Is 

and Sold in Resort 

Make Up of 

Polire Department 

Prosecutor Campbell Want* 

Charges Substantiated 

Hi * J hn B \ J n * f inn* i 

fr ihlhi'i ii i f r ni nr offi r 

»M1 O ill 1 HE n lo iihânti 

at ih -an n m h-H ni iflt- t 

th M li \ inun I lii Fir f XI 

V i hur Y ir tt 11 M i ti \ nliM 

r Ii I ft h In hi ilir-* I* 

\ IJH tt-l lh Ink tl i 

f p F Hi f in i f r ing lh( li in i 

I m i i()u( ii ii v- I ing i I 

jn J II in li fun * MJ lit » t re I 

It \ A lain will pr bibly hai 

npp rtilnil> In r< pt-at hi 

i i ifc I I F ih i xt Grdi 

Jllrj Fmafrijfrr \\ H C"amp 

hill Ji t xprp 1 mpri-u «h i 

h 1 jrii 1 nf ih Hl.iumi.nw tt 

lh* firm r prrhihitjjn jffie* r 

If 4ii fi i n Ilii so si ! In On an 

C tlj in millln I bj R i A Id mi 

Pt j culnr rsniphtll leriared ft 

t tlln*- ihe* «Tt tlLiiiinal* 1 1 1 

,grt-t w iih K*"\ AiJ^nis iliat th 

tlffr mini of thf pruhlblli il 

aft i tdi J with lliri Ulll 

On*- «r th diffkulfip i^ lu oh 

i t-\ idf net \ er> frequently 

P f-T r*-iard 

the ilaljU ni uf ihc JiqiUi 

but v* hen asked tn make an 

avlt t3 that effort thi^j rn 

fll t- ni »htn cjueitjrned U is 

leunied iheii knowledge la anlj 

iraaj Re\ Adaru* »ili b 

en sa opportunity to su&atan 

tlate the a sleniprita *eparl**-i tj 

A e bpen madR bjr htfnself 

jn hi3 talk to tne Men a 

Forum Ret AdiifiiH said iht pin 

bat rt i^ njity, ,«*> honyn m^n 

Bill Would 

Provide Post 

Orfc Site 

Introduced By Assembly 

man Read At Trenton 

On Monday Evening 

The City Could Deed Land 

A hill iiitrmiuei.il In tin Lisl» 

stun: on Monday p*tniPE by AH 

nmhlyman Kcwl would permil 

Ihe city to 

a tract of land 

FLOOR PLAN 

us help you plan, 

you how to get a 

home of your own. 

PAVIS.WADDINGTON LUMBER COMPANY 

itorium Plans 

Are Being Made 

I Be Prepared By Archi- 

tect D. M. Ash 

M. Aih, architect of New 

Clly, has been engaged t" 

the plain for the pro- 

natilorlum anil cailno 

fa to be CQDHtructed at 

• Street and the biuvCb front, 

i to 8. Decry, who Is ac 

Ma bringing tbls new attrac 

1 to Owan city. 

A*h la national!/ known 

many nstatoriums that 

whlcb are now In 

in in tbe various Motions 

•Country. 

R. Buvlnger was award- 

contract aome time ago 

coMtnictloh ol a Jetty in 

,

glasfies. Identified tno 

4 part of 

head which h».l probably been 

torn loose l,y the nlorm 

Topic of Rev. 

DeWittCobb 

MaVrtaJWoes" 

Aired in Court 

tbe *roalm w ^^.MIM,--~- ~~-r 

friends to point* out'to Dor I 

bysicalTfaining Exhibition 

By Junior and Senior High Boys 

WEut snr SKWR voea out, ir. 7, HEDUY, vmvixi &t, \m. ^ 

Has Husband Arrested, 

Then Wins His Release 

r.- wJ Kmanla Cbn- 

Scores Traduccrs of First Mra William (Jlblm colon 

* '•ntftjii jVfêtft in Mem- 

of 646 Wi-it Aienut iletlariHi h 

President at Kiwanis 

W phii on June 5 

husband u.i>) a h >]d b,ul m,i 

Club Meeting *hen lie wan thargid with lire 

niitir Hi iIU] nut el en nilt for 

hi r to unlock the ihior whpn he 

Review Club Activities i/ime hum* lit JiiHt broke hi 

wny Into the hiuite 

\ ltd Invitation (mm lie Mayor 

She bail her husband Jailed liu 

'Mfllt to too nuHnnen of 

Bcv. OcWItt ^, Cobb. „—. of Wild- ..-„, Friday when hi> cattle home 

Ocean Cur Kiwanls Ctob 

rood, addressed tb8 local Kl-1 charged. Lnter nhe repented thl 

uilMi«t,,V weetlna; of the 

ranis Club on "Washington/' -at | action anil endeavored to win 

gtaflwanla Club. Wednesday urjrlng 

meeting held in the Oceanic I his release. MaKl. hm £ i"**; «?' ln " 1 »• known Sehaate 

«• W*ekt-^nin hi weScblck: method of Imnmnli— tr - and M 

"••ntfBlBv^ssvcityJSLJ*?, 1 ,"?' -i'Pbtiierla. the ad snd y 

r > the an 

l 

f illuie lij I rill r tin. , ic, i.qrl> 

nl.crs.iry ilatM of the nlrtb of "•« hi i 

Find Aviator's 

If that Is 

Llnruln anil Wnnbinston and In,'" ha« at l 

M, 

manner nttln*, the folloivlns take. 

vnldi'il ,,n,> ml 

Helmet on Beach Eafter, Memorial Day. Indepen When the noliteiii] bee Jrat 

dence Day, LsSor Day, 

started buziing about 

_- — - - — *=*«-^*s;=. ^«j, yyiuuiDug -.»== n..j "yuiuK iitioyi n month month 

Probably Worn By One of 

Day, Thanksgiving and Chrtst-loga » ticket compoied of Dr Al- 

B k l a n Missing Aviators "J j Cowon. C. Hariler 81)aenia(t8r 

Public affalrt eommlttea and a I""' 

A helmet belloved to have 

been worn hy LJeiiien.int William 

A. Orny or Lieutenant William 

I- Harrio, nilsulng iirmy aviators 

*«» found on the lunch near 

MondDDlde Hoad hi Conrad fj 

Schaale Schaalc last Sunday S d afternoon. ' 

The fliers disappiarcd ntt Thurj. 

day of last week while flying 

through a heavy fog oier aland 

Parti of a ••< molhhMl plane 

were pirkeU up In !„,. vielnltr 

.ind hupc for i|,,. ,„,.„ & „,,„„. 

doned A Eou-rnincm dirigible 

qrpbmjl Jo*. aIunK the coast yestrrday 

afternoon trjlnc to fin* 

trace or tin • - 

Scbaate was ai-companied hy 

# •» 

A - Bandelpli fagg WM pro. 

ipecial conunlttee headed byM" 161 ' by a number of tbelr 

Howard Johnson worked for the ' f le»d«. I happened to run into 

club In assisting t»eaty.twa ;Dr ' Oonran ,Be „,],„ ,, &ni 

needy families »t Chrlstniaa tln« I tlmU > l 3 

alermo Church 

Plans Special Services 

The Palermo Dnptlst Churc 

which Jlev. \v. M. Stoffels 

le mtecc-iHlu] pastor, coiiujieti 

il no Sun&iy last a series < 

(vangclistlc LL-rvii;es. 

fjince the cotnmencenU'ftt 

Mr. Sioffels 

y Inquired if he flad em. 

"—' - — 'iildered the candidacy, i0' - 

Widow and Four Children The anV.uiftigc>! of i 

thorornTe to Roi>< 

Walter P. Jack. it. died In the was Inlnted out b 

Atlantic City Hospital Friday, Marln. The City 

frnm typnoiir pneumonia He was directed Uii) ritj 1^,, I Be Held in High School Gymnasium Next Thura 

buried from hid home nt Hen- pnrc plans and 1 

ley's Point last Monday 

the contintiatloq 

Jj, day Evaniijg Under Direction of R. L, Fite. 

Tho deceased wa» born In 

nnd ulso directed 

Supervisor of Physical Education 

Scotland and emigrated to this 

Drrawell to l)rip,ire 

country aho/it forty ytare oeo 

He was a carpenter by (mile At 

It Invited To Attend Demonstration By Pupilg 

the lime of Ms lllncas he war 

cnfAged ID tbe construction of Vacation In 

the new rjaptiBt Church 

City En,;lnt 

He li survived hy bis widow 

II mil, Jr, lh kpP1) 

ind four children. 

allon In Florida , 

Kiturdny for Mlumi andM 

A soft answer turneth away visit West l'.i|m 

nrith, but It lafces tbe hard cwli mart home next 

ti) turn Away the Installment rnl ; his absi^ncc 

:tof. 

li icthiK City Un 

pii^toraie. two year 

iigu, tbe church at Palermo ha 

made nlurked progress, A jitim 

ber bave uoen itddeil to tin 

eliurch, and (lie Interest hi I 

»i»~k £ener,illy 1I:LI been Intend 

fii'd. Much beneflt [A antlci|atci 

frum the -ipixial êrvlcn of tb 

two weeks. 

^ amc, f aylflTwh. 

Bccoupkned hy mot wire -InspectlnE jhe bettcB.after 

the storm ^»,y ^»rl,y the hclBe 

of qiphtlcrfa n,uaj. .was a pl,ce demonstraUon win be un 

. the direction of B. L Plte, 

or of physical edncatlun. 

•,|T»e leaden' organization In 

•lln tmbryonlc form will be In 

laitdeace as the various etcrcites 

lagi drills are conducted through' 

! the evenlna;. 

'I««oer» and leadersulp will he 

|»nilr 

Mortgage Funds 

In Amounts From 

$2500 

Benefit a Success 

Upwards 

The moTie benefit held by the 

Knigbti of Pythias on Wediies 

day erenlng at ths Moorlyn The 

atre proved to be very mcceH. 

ful. It was reported the organl. 

ziiilan sold more than 600 tickets 

REALTORS 

for the affair. 

8th and Central Arenue 

Eitablifhed 1893 Ocean City 

Expresi Appreciation 

A communicatigii frgm AIi% 

Etlwani L, Bader^ widow of the 

laler Mayor of AUanilc City, was 

resolved by tbe Oiiy Commission, 

era. Jim. Bsder and her family 

oiprewed deep appreciation for 

Ihe ezpreaslons of ajmpiUby from 

»lllln the Ocean City Coaninioters. 

1660. • j 

Sponsored and supervised Boy I 

rtoat encampment at Weynjoatn, i 

Unfler.prIviIeg0d child coBimitJ 

tee assisted Gcrmantown Boy's I 

Club in August, when snout Unoi 

under-prlvlleged ehildrod eamei 

omurslon, I 

Pnblic affalra comniittee with 

great succors worked slrenuotttly 

in Ihe get out the vote catnpaltn 

last Novenibsr. 

Procured road signs for ihe 

three road, of entrance into our 

Greatest, best and most sueeos, 

ful farriiert' night ever held wag 

put over on Noreoiber If, l(g§, 

-illon eomtnlttee i gave 

club approilBiately gioo linos of 

publlclt)- thta year 

J rmu 

Mnrehlng TaetlcB, Senior and 

Junior High Bcbeola. 

Dumb Bell Drill, lignth Ornde. 

Apparatus Work, Oym Team. 

Mags Oamesla) 

Beat the Beamr. 

(b) Human Race, 

(c) Over anil Under Belay, 

C, H, Klopp, of Atlantiii Clly, 

>s. Jennie Markland iu re- 

to her hang In Fslladei- was in this resort on Monday 

after •pending several tor. Klopp and family ar» mini 

with her daughter, Mrs, mer resWenu) here, 

B. HUlegas, of this city. — 

William Zimmerman was n 

cent pfeasantville visitor. 

f -V^Jf* W. H, I. Hetherlngt, 

•fm«eBdlii, s few weeks w 

*#/**£ *W»r, Mrs, Lee H, Hlllegas, 

mf** wturnw to aer Piiiiaf last year. During July of 

tills year it bad reached 1J4.8, 

lowing an Increase of about 

per cent. In 12 months. 

Building material costs de- 

lne,1 to SS,S in June of last 

.ar anil in June of this year 

Issoil nt about S], 

Library Facts 

Prove Fiction 

More Popular 

Readers Borrow Three Fir 

tion Books To Every 

Non-fiction Book 

39.283 Books Rend in 1926 

must popular 

esaet 

t-Pnt 

fiiin- 

ABOUT YOUR 

HEALTH 

Thing, You Should KW 

Winter-Say 

at Row 

Mrs. M. Blnipklns, 

r*, haji eatablliiheil „ „,,„„ 

nt residence here. 

Sirs, Mary Kennedy, of Phlia. 

delnhia 

re. of 

ipent Tuesday at thHr 

tt 

«D City cottage 

a properly n»nrr „„ 

»i»i,ar „„ «,»„„„ ,, 

ort 

Mr, and Mrs 

•if Mlllvlli, 

City *>n Tu 

Edwnrd 

Frank Wetlsleln 

motored to Ocean 

School and the HIBh School 

The American Leelan Ban 

-- Klwuals Club quartet" 

lire uoi 

lions whir 

n the nffa 

miort here thin week 

ne ravages of the storm. 

Mm. Harry Johnson 

Ihe Kiwanls Orebusira 

the miuleal oi 

will probably i 

this year. The Allegro SnI, 

render a special concert 

Miss Carson In an able mm 

and a singer nt nierii. wh,, 

liten very active in ri,uak,al 

falra of the iort for a nun 

of years. A)| ,„,, csnll,,.N 

bn free and thr nubile will i,,. 

vlled to altenil. 

( were 

,'PniIiBoro 

reeent viaitsn to 

Sit,.'*W »» *nd son, Jan 

g«^H«: antoMOBnB .BOW at 

"*""-; Cltr lut week. : 

•TS.SI'I ?"^ lUtel ' Enter. 

gbMftd th,Êttekah Lodge ., 

^ «« flatnrday evonlhg, 

OnnvuTe Steelman is 

_ , w » t tteft wlta the 

jWrorah and.Iflnnie Stert- 

Iff.'^W" I'M h«e* 

he guest of Jfra 

of Fnurth Itreet, 

Mrs.. Mlnor~vini,elu 

Tuesday |n Philadelphia. 

Charles TlltiTTwa. a 

City vlsHor Thursday. 

rouhty meeting g 

f^M«n Legion, in Wl,,, 

Tue»day evening, March 24 

the dale set for the 

""i, 'aw; As Storm Rages 

rlillara Lake, ? 

Saturday Night 

Beam Tells 

Slow Clubs of 


Leader of the Daily Dozen 

Class Now Active in 

Philadelphia 

Recently Formed a Club 

W, Ward OPiim, 

EhyKluul euJhire ziinixvn un th*' 

h every mmmvr, b* nightly 

ippeflring li^fore largg audiences 

'"npoied ef niembers of ibe 

w Club, a mavemenE aniong 

>oii.it; peopJe of FhiJad^lphia 

! vicinity to pfomoie hi 

-#3iion fur thgs# opposed 

eads Ihe 

althy 

Whsii or? th 

books, vsJuiiiH* 

ild nnH=ftetinil n\ 

Thl^ qui'Sfinn ean he ansirVfird 

hy the report n( thv- lac&A Puhjff 

Library, wbieh ^tatta reacts bor^ 

thfft* ilctlnn lioaks to rvgfy 

beofe of nun-fie Man, T»* U& 

i^rct'iitsigp is 7 6 por 

tlon anil 24 per P^RI. 

rtifln, 

iHg t*i*i pa.^t ypar S3,2gS 

liOoki B^r? hQfFnftf'il tram ibe 

PubHe Lihrary, During ibe Christ- 

iTiflH riisih ihg buslnPaJ of thf 

library waa at It;* Inw&ai *»bb= 

Tftf' fewt'st nunibsf of books. 3Li. 

ft-i'r# horroUKi on" Deei-ntb^f 23. 

Tin' grpai^t rmmb**r of books 

Wt-ft? hnrrnwr'tt IJIJ July ] JT Tbt* 

[ llhmry ft-pori^ iijat an jnerea?*- 

'art' at ailing ihenistjvî of ibt^ j 

Use tj( tbi- library, I,a?i! yr-ar 1=025 

Citi-cU WpfH iaaiiffl in new bnuk 

borrowprii. About Dna^thtrfj of the 

pards eft* hf-M by ehlldr*/ti. 

During the year many book*. m. 

wpic adikd to thf local library. | am 

but Ulr* libfiify itj Mil] tinabl, 

J riJrnUtl bniikH Hf! JlJl Nilljjt-L'fM 

|Sli-t*il by rtrailrFii, Atnune the 

vsual n-qticKin «**FI* bttukri «»i • tuuiti- 

Huw hi Mi'iHiry TrH'-k." nf Aiil- I in ih> 

In days, when the front deol 

kept closed aa much an pea 

Ihle, and the windowa are jeal 

inarded, when ventilation 

olds discomfort along with k 

urifylng Influences, 1 eannut help 

thinking of the Inrreaseii liability 

(fifertion wiiblri (he winrer 

uanern of those who llvp In ibe 

•Igiii temperatures of our north- 

n States. The oui=door mem- 

of our families are abroad 

uring the day, sliher from 

oice or necessity. Being ei= 

Bed, they "pick up" cold* bran- 

hial infectioRs, throat diiiur- 

bannes fehrlle in rharftciep, and 

certainly communicalile, They 

brinB their complaints home with 

them. Children iioins In school 

are etiremply liable to coritrsct 

lung or ihroat diseases, by their 

assoclailon with groups soine of 

whom are almost certain iq hp 

carriers of respiratory germs. 

Somebody in the family may be 

bpreiilar. -a nio»i serious in 

iion. 

What I am driving a! I 

Baptist Church Notes 

today 

Hou«« «f 

Rev, 

B«ptiit 

c. Walter BL 

mil 7:30 in the church Services beld nt Church] 

111 Ocian Aienm The P«r«in«gi>, 411 Ocean 

lurln building 

evening servicea at 

week .ervli-es 

tint 

Sevenlb 

Avenue, Hev. 

pailor. Sunday marnjii'i 

iOiJO; Bibls «n(icl?a 

evening services at j.ffi 

I «»rvice, Wednei '' 

lervica will be eondnoied on 

SunJaj nsii hy (lie pastor at 

JO-JO 

rodmii, .-- ^ , 

Bible ichool will meet al i:-0o during new 

noon, with lie primary depan Sunday morning 

mem ai 413 Ocean Avenue, and 

the aiea's class meeting In fhe 

parsonage. 

The mid-ireek iiervlce will 

held an Wednesdsy a! 7:45, when 

Ibe pastor will coa(!riui> Lh 

ierl#s of short taiks nn "l>IsHplit 

hip." 

Boy Icout Troop. No, } 

* organized at a meeting in [hi> 

BapUm Churith roanis thiii (Fri 

lay) evpneing, 

Oooii prtisT&s in being mad 

fth thp new buiiding. the work 

piSJteriae beinf pijabed for 

ard in good stiape. Arrange 

enla have been made for an 

gan to be built by We^snt 

oiieler, Hoitkamp and iparl 

IB, of Cleselanil, Ohio, who It 1* _ 

'nfln>ruly anticipated, will pro Holy Triaiij 

ihice aa IngtnimenE nf the high- êniral 

•t ^raite. Itreet, Itev, Joêpli 

Sundaya, 1 ^ 

Conitdunion every ii 

aunday school. 10:, 

service, .7:45, vi-îe, 

oion. ialnia and Jtol 

A, 51. ' 

Sports Colyum 

By O BY JINGO 

HE i Vn^t 

Allen Favored 

To Win Pocket 

Billiard Crown 

t "urnamenta at Progressivp 

l 

OCEMI CITY MEWS, OCEAH CTTT, N. J., FKIDAT, 2EBBUARY 25,1027. - 

llrTWIIHK 

First Methodist 

Ei«hln it«et ^ 

e Hei Norman Vloej 

ent pastor S 

worship 10 30 

12 15 evening 

Mid week .ervlcr 

7 30 

Ordinance Laid Over 

The other day a group of the lf,,thtr-t>u»bing fraternity ho,!, 

former peddlers of the mmtm »„„ msnagfr. .vtre swapping ^ 

BWllsceneiiOf rrifky artists of the «,ltami firck at &(«,•, «-hich 

*• %tV\ f?. m ^ m « P' a< -'- "' < h * knights of the r,u|illn»-f"r 

eir in Phjladeiphis, The rrivk ,d ,„ be ,lw,i by »,t| {;„„,„„ 

which enabled him to win from !>„,„,„ „„ , •••„„,•• UM ^ ^ 

jack Dplaney submerged (iormnn. wn, .lrclarr.1 „ he „,,,"„( „„/„„ 

vmtige. The fighters ntti-n vt away «,rh it, at \ r m ,n ,hr re,n 

of forcing opponents to hi, higher than a bnrfy blow ,lom»ily 

pes. It IS a tnek used hy hoêr, uho „„• more afrnii! „, bo,ly 

bfciws HUM of punrhes on ,hP rhin. It i, ,i«,i B,lw,imPv hy Haheer' 

dll.berately fry,.IK to will on a fnul, to make a fair bo.lv blow 

appear foul because it hus on ,lr j l l s, below tin- belt that is rai«ed 

rulling thp hr-ad back in a Hindi to. 

Shutting Out 

Ed. Dolin Gave 

Welleijhrill 

High Light in Local T^layern 

Oirrrr Was When Hi- 

Bested Big Fd 

Pinochle Is a TWup[Srnrt.-rl With Holy Name 

the Finish 

pp 

too huh. Its Hi common 

iimulate being butted. 

A b" dfsn't look for hi, 

•n- - w. Nk.ktrsQfi •„ 

St. Join 

Central 

Bireet. CliB 

Pastor. Sunday rnornlnfi 

Bible school lu A 

woreblp 11 A. S| i 

"Sip -;lo p. ii. 

it, Angiuline's Catholic ,| 

Anbury Avenue, i 

teimth, Bev, Thnms! 

rector, gunday Mass 

Wiekday MaKfl at 7 o' 

. . .. „ . . opponent's belt before starting n 

body blow. He knows trnm pracnVi- and cspcrienn- just where to mm 

a botly blow, whether his oppum-nt is Handing straight or crmirhiiiB 

over. If fhe belt is raisnl to an unfair hrifht ir make* 

look foul. 

Some lighters have a trick of kiincking a bo,ly Blow down 

mth the wrist or forearm, making thu glove land low, Thi- force 

of the blow is hroken, bur the rrfrrn- may be fooled 

the triekster the dea'siori on a t'sul. 

Phildclphia Jack OBrien was a tricky fiBhtfr. „ was game 

enough when he had to hEht, bur always had a trick or two to 

pull if the fight went against him. Jack O'liri „,,., Yminn Peter 

Jgckson in San Francsco many yean aRo, YOIIIIK I'l'tcr was a 

bullet-hcadcd negro who could take all rh,. punches in the world 

and could hit like a calkcr hiinsrlf. There was plenty „, belting 

With pool rooms running ivi.li- npi.n and beitinB Icpl in'California 

O'Bnen was tall arid fast, Jackson squat ami thickset After 

a few rounds fJ'Brien began jumping all over the riiW Thry 

.called him "Jumping Jack", even in those days, O'ljri had taken 

Mine solid mcks in the body anil was evidently in distress, when 

he got into a corner and began jumping up straight into the air 

every time Young Peter lei go a body punch. 

I Wuimr K, Allen, wlih thlrtii,,n | 

Eiumi wnn nn,i i,finl, j ^ , ^ [,,„,[,, 

,11111 ihii pncki.t billiard plnjun,' 

; *>f fill' PrnnreiiaJVp League All 

'ill* Brnt.ni Hriis ihnre a thruij 

' loiirnanieilti. in proarwii at thr' 

I ISBKiie. pn-l!..! billiard, shuffle! 

board anil tl!llnchl|i, the tainn -r, 

nf whlfli. In ndillilnn in witiiiiriK 

Ibij club chainpiniiiihlp. will r,j.' 

fniV.i l.ii(ilillri|| slllIT iQHiiR 

.up-, 

I'. Miller is alviMi All.-n a ci,. 

run fur tin- imnorii in tlu pucki't 

bllliiirii rla»« with |o gamiM wun ' 

and 2 inst. Alli-n. hnw,-v,.r, In, 

the favorite to reialri tile tihiiiii- i 

piiinship, nhifh iitj won a number 

of years aen, as be has already 

majority af hi* i 

WKLLEn 

Fred, or as 

Fri tit, w,.|ler 

• roil ihe 

ueanor. 

disposed of th 

lieuresl rlval», 

cily plumbing Hans 

Inspe 

Burklia 

lor, In 

With 

Din,], j, • 

player 

. quirk I 

llally rit i. but 

not >• n I I r i. 1 y , 

ii- i» b.'Uer known 

1,1 one of the mosi 

lie playiira that i>vur 

l.u-nl floor, bin thin d,.. 

him brought grl'.f trt 

appiineni who nil-nook 

Iknr.^s and nin.iupii.j Ki 

lish'iil uver him. 

ifii.n v* ; 

prnbuhly 

i, teaiii wh 

t a jiliiyr 

Ih- es 

y, Ihi-r 

nn ihn 

fiery 

Weller was olio affiliated with 

James Coffey'B North PhlHr Olub 

which played frequently la the 

coal regions. He aluo ptayaii 

vvltli the Salem tL-ani, Aiubng 

th« other cage teania on whieh 

hi? Htarred wurg Immaeuiate, Na= 

I tiMiy, at. Anne's and Coateivlllc, 

' in the Penusylvftrlia=DeIaware 

' Li'amiu, Lnat year he played with 

I Ihe QuartermftHtrtf Club in the j 

j I&intern L.'UBue. lie also played | 

wifh the name team this year un=j 

til the Ocean i.'lty date* cori ; i 

Ilieted. 

mi! Ihinkj Ocean City has a 

fln' rbnnee of copping the Hair I 

In the »,,pniid liiilf. He naid: 

*"Ifrt rsiiher ,'ariy to ni3k.i pn' ; 

riiRtlnns an I nloMi anything can 

happ"!] In ii biMltetbull league, 

ljut I will be gri-atly dlsappQintr.!) 

CulM do not play Marine 

the LeiiMUy champlnn- 

lup,- j 

I what be thought of the 

mis !"ams. Waller deelared- . 

nwh-r, ujM b|. a stllnibling' 

They will bo hard in 

lii'iH Ull Ihiilr iiwn nijdr. niidBi'- 

imi ,:iiway.i can be counti.ii nil in 1 

lil.-lk" tirjutilf. The Hankers had! 

ilii.ir slunip, w F hich may strike 

any learn at any time. They will 

.""mi -nap mil of It anil bowl over 

..HIM. nf tin. leaden.. Iflllvlli,. 

and Wlidwood are hard to figure,. 

" Ion i» Klnilifr I'lluUKh tnl 

purl and ruiil the party. 

Ilk', u r*..Hl fight for any' 

win in Ilii* !^>riii,. " I 

QUEER COURT FACTS 

star! 

it 

audit'fieiHi 

In 

story 

the healthy uport "h, 

with the pleasurHi to 

Ocean City in t|,# 

The gjew club 

hi 

"" k " Bmm "•"* " 

premoteii 

be had at 

summer linie, 

movement has 

• fl«r(rud« Zimmerman, 

rAMinUe city viBit Phoebe 

>*•""-• S.iiiSKS,r 

on Mondar. 

>« that ,,hoi 

on Ninth Street, and th 

iitj of travendBi ifcroaji 

itTOeta to her iuinmer horn. 

aBnarentljr eaused no (ncei 

eaee to Hn. Hump 

laid, "Ortas Oty 

wonderfiii jroiiî!, 

of tlie tract bet* 

and Ninth Street wit 

Is 

invent 

Ihe 

making 

depth it vm diibliiuM whether or 

apt a motor ear could force itjt 

way through. A rowpoat wag 

out of He question, w none was 

available and at that hour of the 

nigbt it woyid have been imi 

Sible to pick the 

darknesD, 

ni«kln(f the i- 

IN CONFIDENCE 

BV FLO 

ReaJen 

i sddms Mill 

Dear Miss 

Before I married my husband 

»n« In love with a much mine, 

and much rr 

We were enfaeed, but 

lied, anil we drlftwi 

her married. 

I h 

atlracUvi. man 

married—and 

Imagine your, 

naturally, Mu 

Pf ».- rou rnarS""'" 1 ' *° p - 

love. 

y0Ur Jrst 

to fo 

on 

ainei 

*'af thrpugli the 

th 

car through 

water, though at that time 

w»ter wu above the bottom of 

the radiator on tbe ear. He 

managed to reach the bouse, 

WBieh was completely oilrroiiiidcl 

ty water, in time to be present 

tne gtork arrived. 

fae stork arrived 

Curing the birth the buiidlne 

med to rock on Its foundations 

t Madge whn geigbed nine 

wiih 

thai 

Pters have 

SI separate 

of the city 

itne twenty, 

been formed, 

cluba, in all 

and vicinity, 

generally goes to the 

meeting ef a 

achlfiff each group the 

» of ereup play, 

thin setting on fiiampl.- to theie 

Beam 

organization 

cnapter, tea 

nn marrieil fifteen 

iiehow I can't seem 

first man, I un 

sep cuniBarlng him 

r 

agalB to talk 

r old times 1 

*M «ry glad to hear from „,„; 

XoutiTh ' tQld " ly h "" b «"- 1 

about It he 

about it 

set. I 

reason; 

h 

he was 

p o tese 

ynung, people them 

•u-llMI gradllnily deielop his Ideals 

of seclabliltr. 

Back From Florida 

Reuben 

tea 

bu 

and oneTqarti 

The 

arc to ho com- 

fo* haM Wffaclnf Bay 

Avenue. It will bo an Incentive 

• the rfnnerllea in that 

Wl -b«y rsally la one 

to 

•eetipn. 

of tie a«"«t 

°«r ha, tfcoufi, 

niileeted, 

"WliUt t ,„ 

»im h "- 

Ed 

known local realtor 

d from Florida 

Edwards 

'ry much up. 

think he is un, 

Mary Louise, 

w would you like your hui 

to open up a frletirishlp 

one of his eld iweeilieartB 

" whom In his nilnd you 

*ârt ef th< 

while you are 

shorteoniings 

married, you 

those of the n 

rr. riittt 

of iiiusion 

that 

trouble i9 

Well aware of |h 

"' tne man you 

art n't sffa|,# at 

an you didn't mar. 

Wars east a glow 

er your attj fa_ 

CITV o» BeEAB CITY 

N8W JtBifcy 

MEETINGS 

his hups 

kSDISn — s 

, IJf, ii,,,i. 

The rroii/t btqrtn /« jf// that Q Itrun 

ta ILIS en a /e«/ //t lefiutd in he trying In Hi 

is aitih a punrh hiluu ihe belt I ht rFfine titntmnul 

him and Jaet had Is get out of tht tamer nnd sprint 

around the nng lit 1ml in the ihtrt i nlh Found 

9 • # S 

'RlBV RuREBT K%.EW His STL I F 

Ddughf«rs of 

WnsMd Orfl«r of H" 

Tfflw. He, no. tfo 

BSây ni,ht •"" 

'"ffi*"'" of. Odd i 

Old Bob Fitzsiniiniins was tricky, but his were all fighfinB 

trieki. He didn't talk. Hob made other fighters stay away when he 

wanted them away, and come in when he was ready to sock them 

FirfiWig George Gardner tor the liBht'heavyweight chainpionship, 

Ftfeimmons smashed his right hand on the side of nardner's head. 

Tipped by his seconds that Kite's right was crippled, (iardi 

third place with 10 won and 

Io»t f,i|lnwi.,l cinatly by E, O |"»n SMI.. a< 

Foxnn, iorai rea! estate broker, r a clear! player, Frh 

who has captured 11 while liro^ \ .'otisldi-rat.' nf ihe 

pine 4, Aiei Lawri'neo, Jr., ha«i ani1 >•' H i»* I" r««elit 

the diibiiius ilistlncilon of not i inE until In- hi|hi..: 

winning a mnne. This record Is' "I'-llBei-nte. itun tin, n 

j Hbnt-prt by rharies niiHsel!, Eschi probably It ml nut hn 

of the matches Is for 100 points. | with a horiiiM's m#l. 

Thi? cqntiiit for tho pinochii- II harilly could bu 

tournanient is featured by rinsi-r ffiI " Vyelin's early " 

cnmpi.tiiion. Thlrty.three niftn- *•'" In a wctlun w,i, 

bir» are entered In this clas», '" laiisht I" lake ear.- 

Chndwlrk and Walter Allen were 1 "'' '" a Piuiiiict of ti 

leading by a narrow margin, but! £ ' Vi ' section nf Ken^tii; 

they dropped back when they .was knnon ri,r yearn 

both were rl.êated In matclius' 'own:" Wliy tbl« nn 

on Monday evening, j knuwa, Fisliii 

Elmer Crane. Bill Kautchnian ! l n 8. '« emhraceil by the 

and A. H, Smith are blazing the ! 'eenih Waul, 

trail In the shuffleboaril cla^s byi Th . nmjiirity of 11 

wiiin-lng the. majority of thetri in " rT !ir(J employ,.,1 in 

Kames, The tournament will | Shipyard. Nfediess tu 

prfjlmhly (.lid nest week., | shlpjMni woikii-s hijih 

Pocket billiard standings i iwy* nwl norvi. find 

ill Ills 

KiliiWIi ;j* 

always iva 

ithur fi-lluw 

• li-i- will 

fooling 

it i very iail 

oi iiiiiiw-ir, 

hat flistiiic- 

Ktflll Whirll 

i a« "Fhh 

IIIII- niiiioily 

Mllly speak. 

Cubs Toyed 

With Marine 

Trust Five 

Smothrred Bankers Under 

44 U Srorc—Is Locals 

f-uurth Straight Victory 

l r ifth Defeat For Atlantic —~" 

pinpl. 

r'haiti 

.Marine 

nighi u 

Cub. the 

I Waiter Allen ... 

' j P, Mliler 

I H. Blirkhardt 

. E, ti. Foion 

started the next round with a rush. Kits; pulled back' hi, 'right and I f' °' lfoU "' olik 

iwung it furiously at Gardner's chin, skillfully misaitiK him a few j fl- 

inches, Gardner ducked and went back to the defensive. 

II. 

Fife's favorite trick was simulating j J ^ 

ushing in. He fooled Ruhlin and 

ins heur sr 

:rnum. Blind. 

F s nnamt* 

New .' 

iSd Amo-lcn 

1-aunril Ha. 

- It A \w 

ladHh thmiih 

w^mi aaa & 

My i. Ijj? 

rtHusive. .N,,i, 

&^-MfftB 11:15 _ 

at Het«l Oc«cA.R 

K l'j!S"* 

"You guys nearly got tne knocked out," he cnmplaineil in hi: 

'..comer. "Hii hand ain't, Jiroke," 

grogginfss to bring his man 

many others, 

Georges Carpentier, alrhnugh a perfect gentleman in the ring, 

pulled a funny one fighting Tom Gibbons. He missed Tom shout 

50 times with his right. Suddenly Carnentier began to limp badly, 

dropped his hands to his sides and turning called to his manager 

thit he hadsprained his ankle. Then he waved his hands and ex- 

plained to Gibbons that he couldn't fight any more, Tom stopped 

hitting^ and Carpcnrier swung one at Tbm's chin clear from the 

floor, Tom was watchful and yor away. 

Packey McFarland had a big bag of tricks. He I iked to reach 

out a half-closed left hand und cover his opponents eyes while he 

started a right that landed just as he pulled the left down our of 

P. Lake 

Oldfleid . 

Manne 

Chattin 

Ick 

ln"S*" ful •''««• la 

the way, Paekey believed In the "phycholoKical effect," When 

(tret esme to New York and made a match with Li-ach Cross, 

was a handsome kid with long wavy black hair. 

H, OSnii 

Mould 

Smith 

F, Smith 

William! 

F. Smith 

Cheaiwooil 

Jeffries 

E, Hal brook 

Dannelly 

P. Lake ..,, 

Jeffriea 

A, Lawrence, j r, 

C, liujtsi-ll .„.„....". 

Won 

13 

„. 20 

10 

... 1< 

13 

... S 

. 12 

.. 12 

,, 10 

, 4 

.. II 

Lost Pet, 

0 I.OCin' 

1 ,0011 

2 , s % n 

• their or the 

Ion 

m, 

via the 

i-iiiiill 1 

vith ihi 

iiitjn in 

Holy Nani 

I'll 

I!n!y Nam 

win years. The ui 

uf thi. 1 liily Nam,- twu 

aimiit In ;iii unusini 

e 

7 

10 

a 

s 

3 

1.1 

9 

0 

ii 

5 

9 

5 

.t4lU 

,250 

.1ST 

,181 

.181 

,300 

,2»5 

.100 

.U00 

,000 

,1100 

A. 

Avt 

for the 

M. C, A, 

niUed In 

i| will: 

Trust passers Tuesday 

n the Bankers' floor, 

fliiijIherliiB Iheiii 44-24, the vie- 

lo.-y making [heir fourth alraight 

of the second half lute. 

In'.'ldentiilly. il was thu firth 

r'ui.irullic defeat for tilt Atlnn- 

lir City dribbiers, anil the first 

iictyry the Cuba have achieved 

over thi; Bankers this seatsen. 

"Li2' Pi.weil and Ham Moore, 

iicail leil tbe rtoallorH tn victory. 

Powill registered fifteen polnia, 

inaking fuur fit.'ld Mcial-^ and seveti 

out of geven aitigie=pointurH, 

Monpeheaf! dinturbed Ihe eords 

four limes from the field and 

accounted for sis foul points. 

The Banfaerg scored but three 

times from the Held, Far! 

nidiiii' and Oberhoizcr mad. 

each during the first half. 

At half Iinie the Cubs lead 

17.11, though caging bui three 

(It-Id goalH, 

The Cubs caged twenty fouls 

nances. 

out uf tw^nry.sev 

their shooting being 

The Bankers wi-i 

from the field durinj 

half, the Cubs scorlni 

rlhrui 

find lo 

iujfered by comparison? 

that you 

has 

hag 

«iig une. Tae parents are Sir. 

Id His. Harry Martin Btehblni. 

A bank aceaunt, with an inltui 

Ocean I deposit of |I wu presented "• 

*•-• tie ne* grrlva" " 

I rm In the hoapltal t 

endeavored to follow tlie happen- 

lng» In the reiiftrt •••— ' 

« ». oâtX&U^SS 

Plan For Dance 

0. of A, are planning 

danee in lae p, 0 0; 

• Marea 18, Ooojgj. 

t will be afford;,,! ,,;, 

favors. 

The p, 

to hold i 

he feels intuitively 

haven't been able to 

entirely forget your Onst love iif. 

fair, and that It might result dls. 

iLHiruiiHly ami might break up bla 

hdoe. Prospects of that sort 

would rather upset him 

elally if he hsppeui in I«I 

Pereonally, I bel 

ef eueh mishap ii ...„_ 

you are Buffering froai . 

ful, reaaatle hani-over—and In 

faar conicali«on you art pleiur- 

in( your former gweetheart as a 

perfect being with none of ihe 

faults possessed bt fim "•-• you | beat . 

*spe. 

to love you, 

i the danger 

J think 

youth 

immwm 

«ht once 

mqht 

dross, and ht leaked so tough thm hi hud Imrh urirrd 

hefurt ih? fight begun Lefirh hmi ?6HP into ihi ring * r 

pfftmg tQ see iht snme pit taunt nn e footing j f tirtgsiir 

tLhsir pietaFe hud hrm in ail the papers II hat happened 

io Lrath UaS a shame -* 

uehnle Leads 

In Points Scored | ,",';"',•„" 

Has Scored 35 Points 

Three Games 

m* Can 

»* -ho,e 

the. 

i huvi 

In 

*. arnvm Hli 

CITV OF 

JERSEY 

plete, 

You-ll thank 

the man v 

he 

Allegro Club Meeti ing 

»Mi w« be. 

g 

There will be n mwilng of the 

Alleero Club nq Tumday evening 

March 1, at 8 o'clock In the 

Illgli School. Thin will be an 

Important meeting an rehenrR 

Rtart ldr the 6prin£ concert to be 

Îren April 1, under the itirvc- 

tlon at Clarence Bawden. Ths 

chorus will'sins a eompoaltfon of 

Mr. flawden'u enuticd "River of 

BUM," Ererr on« U uhfed to be 

pr«tirt Bring alt club tnnnlc 

l '»"i 

tho 

No, 41. Meets fM -i 

ipioTôn,,. 

niie svury Monday 

IEUAL 

like number 

via the leui 

tip* 

i 

I Charley Kuehtiie, ilaniniontiin 

LEACH CROSS CROSSED ONE j center. In leading the South Jer- 

— - | sey League with thirty-five 

Cross wa» full of tricks. The first time I saw him fight, in the [ polnls In three games, havim; 

sW Dry Dock Club, Leich was a novice. Ckttinis a hard crack on ; "'" •"W msl« and Bfleen fouls, 

the mouth, he backed away, looked around the llrmr and yelled' "•""' A ' lun Doslor, of Marine 

. *L©ok out! I lost me bridge. Don't step on me teeth. It cost me $25." 

The other preliminary fighter ga?.ed around the Boor for Leach's 

false teeth, and Leach suddenly swung on his chin and ended the 

fight. The referee was busy looking for the teeth, ton, and when 

he looked around and saw Leach's opponent down and out, he 

was so surprised he almost forgot to count. The joke of it was 

Leach didn't have any false teeth. 

Either Gene Tunney is tricky, or he is confident to the poin 

of being conceited. Before the Dempsey fight, Oene told cverybod; 

that he'd put everything- he had into a right-hand punch the fnornen 

he and Dempsey came together* and try to win the fight with tha 

punch when Dernpsey would naturally e.xpeet him to be backing 

away on the defensive. 

Dempsry didn't read the papers. But pmlmhfy fifty 

people told him of Tttttney's fmnauttred phm. Mttyln- 

Dempttf thought Oene was trying to make him look for 

a right kand punch, while fit slipped over idintthmg else. 

But that right was the frit blow Tunnty tried. — and 

it didn't miss I 

Âmerican League 

& AU-Star Team 

1; Tae followlns All-Ammle»ii 

'4l«ua« team win pleKed By tlie 

fJ»9plir MUM wileB mitad 

/Ocorgc Burni lbs ttuM nfcnbto 

- American League elmn " 

*, «nb BaifrÔwrge H. BBraj, 

•sand Ba«—Stanley Hairli, 

WBiiBSfcS---'' , .,•"• • 

SborUtop—JM. iawlU, WMil- 

Urd BM«— WHIUm Bu, 

; Klrt«' n«ld—Q«orge H. Both, 

Ht. 

t FUM—J06& MflMD. CM- 

Catcher — Gordon cochrj 

PblladelphlA. 

Pitcher—George Un!e» Cleve- 

latnl. 

M«t lamta ______ 

M«t it fcahi ^ -. 

Meat ruM 

M«t Blta 

Most total bases 

Most two baggers 

Host three baggera 

Host homers _„ 

Most atoleu cases 

Mort bstm ,aa n 

Host ruin Nn|K»iilb!e tor „ 1823 

W 1933 

6M rarely 

Trust, who has 

of points scored 

mark. 

Kuehnle Is playins with lea 

Isle City when not playing with 

the "Peaches." 

Thf> indivldiMI acnrilii! li.ntlem of 

the Hquth Jeracy League foilawp 

T33 i,.ani 

•IH eanis; 

•'OB i,,nm 

668 | manner. Fnr a iiuiiil 

.668; ihe Kensington Y, M 

8(6; located on Frankfoi 

• 4i|near Berks, Funds f 

uctlon of ih 

Sj large portion were ral»ed In the 

7 neighhurhyO'i tu proviile an out. 

"I lit rtir tha pliyNleui «lile of the 

" yomlia in tin- ni-iKliborhnoii, 

Abriiit fifteen years ago th" V, M. 

C. A. was muveil to Eleven t h 

Bireet anil Lehlfjh Avenue, and 

the neighborhoijd wan without an 

nthli'liq huaiiiiuartcrK, 

Al that lime Holy Nriin^ was: 

reprt-st-ntH only hy a ba« liai] 

leani uniior tlii- management of pointers, Allen I 

Frank!,; Kani', who was ui,i(, a toss, nuniberlng 

baskinball player of nun-. Kane tile Marine •passerH 

wltli a number of assoclalM I Ins. The sumiuarle 

worked tirelessly to ral.«e funds | 

by blocii parth'«, canihals ami: 

0 Ket thu hradquarter.' 

iy,i of Ketisinijlon and | Moore, f . 

the formation Jnil lic.iiiniiarti'rs i Farley, f 

of the Holy Name Club resulted. | lOHsIer, c, 

Kiine, I bellevi" has sliie? paused Lose, e... 

on. but it seems If all the gradu. > Biddle, g 

iituji of the organizatiiiii llu wtirk-J Oberholji'r, 

ed so hard frji' iivv initiut.ii with! Van Dyke, 

hi« same "never say dip" aplrlt. i 

Weller playi-d with Ihi- Holy Totals 

Mama t»am for six yearn. It 

was with the samu eltlb in the 

Philadelphia League thai hu got 

his biggest thrill. That was by j Powell. 

L 

dnn 

bafii 

Her 

raor 

tho 

ror 

tifjn 

a? 

V 

\. 

s !i 

n 

!> 

u w ft 

arc 

OiliUti 

court 

y our h 

ok 

frri 

I 

[ik 

iilinlh, 

sniiffe 

VM of 

game 

ispp 

idrfpNt 

if ull h«inp Mr, 

court:) 

Rod a 

yrtl< ""*' 

Btid taai iVîfWi 

cMuiiimu*duit»nM

! Tax Law 

(Permits Some 

fotor Expenses 

i of Operating Car 

Biminess Can Be 

Deducted 

Railroad Crossings 

Should Be Protected 

Where Is there a city of Its 

slie In New Jersey that receives 

to little gnde eroninf protection 

as Ocean City. Two crossing* at 

Ninth street are protected for 

several months in the summer 

time by witebmen. Excepting this 

Ocean riiy la absolutely without 

grade crossing protection of any 

kind 

During the past fesr yeara aev 

' fatalities have occurred at j 

- 

Protege of 

Baby Home Is 

^. Attraction 

Little hairy Receives • nmeketi 

Honors from Residents 

Th ° r 

of Swarthmore, Pa ' Thi c 

'New Books Recently 

Added ToQty Ubrary 

New books recently added to 

the Qe«an City Public Horary; 

FietiGn= 

The Bmersid of Catherine the 

Great, by lllllatre flelioc. 

That Lut Infirmity, by Chan 

Misery by F 

rri 

f rai fatalities aavit occurred a 

Not Deductible; | gradij craisinsii In the resort Fur 

^^^_^_^^_ tiiHaHely the number has been 

I small Hofre^r with the PIP, 

ns for tbe ownera of growing amount of irnffie flu 

on tbe brink of tbe[ hazard increases 

wowy ow*»lon*ii by I Bisa Ue two southern iricr|i>* 

o( the limaiiac tn\ f IBID ihe resort, Rooî **lf P*iuJ&- 

1* contained In a ii£(«t ITSI* and Pifij fift^ sin&t ^ 

tut law prepatad w||fiou£ protective 

Fajlfoad com ps riies should 

Qf these fatta and 

• p—• •—• w-w-^«« • • • • • • V ^ T * Mr^ Mr^* r ^«* 

pjT^Borton Weeks. praldwit tt 

me Automobile club 

are numerous expenses 

with tbe operation Af 

"_' where It Is used 

purpose*, that are 

Me. Mr Wonka eipUtns- 

oe, all owner* may dt- 

i croas income tfic 

t iney have paid for license 

r jueo fen being repiuM 

i Mate tax and being deduc- 

f'ss such. 

— Jtateiwnt cotming- nil 

jr' (leduoUMee, and certain 

are not deductible. 

Plan Baby Home Activities 

ftedenfl tax on tbe sale of 

*>C«ltl, Thlcb Increases the 

~ ' >rf«. and ta therefore 

—• paid by tbe pnnOuer. 

, . he deducted by the pur- 

lav' bat only by the muiu 

st, vJu directly pays it 

place Sashing warning 

lights o- sanie alhpF pro 1 

at grade crossings a h*eh 

most dangerous before In* 1 lisl 

of fatalillp* is 

Thank Read 

For Bridge 

• Assistant* 

tlnj- lot 

The Time uf Mm i i 

•ry murh tn tlu Urmlittil it TH * f-J Mi ai 

ch ihe iBfPFest ^hlrh hi- "P*i* Pint ^r n r ^ p 

arou>it*d in ht-hilf pf ihe jngutfi 

the Sei.h ir» Hm, »il| re Bl,,k N,f ., hnoil< 

• "• ••-«. Filrj «-,„ the j,,.,, 

rn? **r Dilr «palcnP fe -ii I ! J 

' ai lihni, lit"rur* r ir nil 

Home 

h " k MJB 

1 I lar Ran ,n 

f! » 

p 

Is feme us la the 

I tax on araeanrlea. 

Boost of gasottne, ordinary 

I and upkeep of an auto 

Joclddlog 

.— _ aalary. Is If urfsd 

r feir bimjuca punnm, di>- 

•a aa expe»e to the 

13» COM of mtKK.nttaU 

anent ImproitnneiKs to 

ir, such aa a new top n 

Jaot 

i. opt dednotible 

r or other 

4s r£psiirs 

A pbyal- 

to a similar de- 

lta ear Is uand pri 

autonuldle Is USHI 

. _ or pntf«a- 

, • and partly tot tta 

e * or convenience' or the 

r or has lanilly, such coma 

iVporrioned aocordina; to 

of the nut for pur 

tfnc* and vlasurp or 

» smd only tflie pro- 

• HJtih COX Justly a< 

tn bmlneas at pn>- 

Bajronne Kiwamans Grate- 

ful For Action of Local 

Club and Assemblyman 

Billed Passed Legislature 

The Ocean nty klusnll Hub 

nd Assemhiymas t lmrlea t Redd 

received letters or thanka from 

the Bayonsi* ktvajUa nub fnr 

action in auBnortisg Senate Bill 

Ii wtileb prondes a bridge bet 

*"» Bayonne and Itaien Island 

Last seek tbe Bajunne argan 

Izatlos asked the support of the 

Ocean Cliy Klwnnls Llub In this 

project vbich was to be con 

sldered by the Asj.jmlilv The 

bridge between Staten Island and 

«syeh ponr cfreum^tincf s in 

-idelphja thai ifat j w**Fe un 

lo proifde it siih HIP nrr^s 

n of lite *nujjht atd in »n 

orins tn givp ihe iol 1 

nrl». 

M fh inmu 1 I i R p DihhK 

iailm -.hip, ill n (,(ln , , 

f I...I 11*1, 

Tin Tl Ii hv H A \tlrm. r 

' in; - ml Hm hj D C 

f.jiii- i 

f'""'" 1 ) ' P.P1- bj ^.iniilnll 

Bad Tonr Dsd 

Bat May Be, 1st b 

\ nil nffdn I look sn (ti 

-IT ^(il may h~ f\H *fni 

nt rins 

Oh. Oh, Irene' 

Blsad? 

Tli* 1 EnuFicjha£3 fj 

Hall 1111 Ihe S 

S.lll- 

Afler being nu 

here one 

effitBTa of the g 

ar ni^n 

Du> not ihi- B 

I I OR 5ALI 

! tood bo.P »|y|» „„! oun]|nI 

rjnsi «1th .ii gallon tank and 

•npptr toll Eas walPr htaler io 

tint condition and four burner 

• it rani,e 12", Oil for all Apply 

fl; Fifth St Deem t itj s;tp 

f 

Pot Plants 

for 

House and 

Garden 

a CITY 

[Democratic 

Factions Split 

Further Apart 

| Chambers Refused To Cal 

Meeting and Hit Faction 

Kept Away 

PHONE IB 

Out ^ 

Mu-rt i 

•« surol 

i Ire Men 

i Ojkma J,,ni ;, 

••" 'f Mr and 

, _ F0I S4U 

cro» ing lunch buBlness E n 

I Itiralian rurnlturr j[ ran Sul 

'man an I »ir« Mu« sell ir|a 

Sacrlilre |];o III) ABBly 

636 A=tiMF> ppy 


MftdtiiAsff isTMwr 

of I 1 IgS^CW^NVTlMe 

,Cooo 

, on tfl8 balance Of 

net ineome, Surta, „„ „„, |([ 

eome In eicegg of 110 000 

Joseph Broadley I 

PLUMBING I," 

wi dadoet aa a 

UW Mt«l m 

ut h»re be 

e oMrstion of the 

tor wndnew aarpmH. 

fl oorer 

|B «n««,«i 

Title "4 

731Ajfeury Avenue 

OCEAN OTY,N,J, 

aedpcl u a 

Aim ror opentlns CnUE EHOIBEEB-filJEVEYOB 

^,Jtl In TtoKUon of 

or niolor MbMfl btwaT 

MAXIMUM P 

WHIN Wl 

MUII HSMC 

*IF, GUEST 

MTINa eo 

3 ••««• PIK., 

MILTON'S 

BEAW SHOP 

nd Onttal Ararat 

JOHN E. TROUT 

BULDER 

• I? T,iu,; T". ,1!,',,': 

H'l' >1 I -limn II ii\ r I 

"I .rnrj, . • •'• ' 

>-HII| '•l 

wU furnish the Materials? 

[Opponents Were in Saddle 

At a recent mealing of the 

aM Uajr County Demo«ratlc ei 

|MBtl*t conirniitto held at Cspr 

I Court House, former Judge 

IBaarT H, Eldrodg,, failed to get 

I tbe egdarBetnent for rF-appolm 

lent to the County JudgeBhlp. 

The matter waa not fliiieUMêd 

111 ta« meeting but It had been 

lilPMted that the committee 

I would endone the farmer Judge, 

tanuel A, Lannini, of Wild- 

ss&i withdrew as a eandidato 

I for membership on the County 

[Til Board, Las! year he W11 

I csdsraed by t&e eommitlee hut 

I failed to be appointed hy Dover- 

I nor Iloore, It was paid thai 

j withdrew became hi:. 

I andld&ey bad been one of the 

jreisorui for the apllt In the party 

[Jail jre«r. 

Jere Chambers, of Cape Slay 

I cluirman of the committee, re 

I faud Id call Ihe meeting, de- 

I Ihrlag that Oiivfriior Moore said 

III would be uieleig, u he would 

I •« send any appointment* 10 the 

I Sttntn for tbla county during the 

lyrtHBt HMlon of the LeglHlature, 

I lor would any appolmmentii be 

ntde for Cape May County un- 

[ Ul after the ieialon closet. 

Whan Mr. Chanbe» refused 

I to call 11 meeting, William H, 

j Campbell, of Ocean City, father 

of Proaeeutor Campbell, decided 

1 to hold • meeting anyhow and 

Captain Warren V, Grace 

Lost OffBriganline Beach 

His Veisel. the Camiila May Page. Caught In Saturday's 

Storm on Brigantine Shoals—Whether Crew of Seven 

Washed Overboard or Lost in Lifeboat Mystery of Sea 

Body Removed To His Dennisvillg Home on Tuesday 

ftp me! 

yen ir, 

C If. SHOEMAKER 1BR. CO. 

Everything to Build a Baildina 


Car an Orphan Asylum 

areured fourteen iignefs for the 

| tall, when notices were sent out. 

Thirty-one members qf sp. 

j •roilmaleljr SHeBty attended, the 

| Chambers faction renjainlnf 

* rBiuU the two faetlons, 

lite Campbell and the Chambers, 

Van now-farther apart ihan jpwr, 

L Tbe eieculjca committee chose 

rlurl E Wltner, of Wlldwood, as 

I tnjaiurer and secretary. 

An endorsement was given Dr. 

Howard Taflor, of Ocean Clir, 

[ tar the three-year term on the 

Oountr Tai Board; a one-year 

term for Miss Clara HcOann, of 

Wlldwood, »nd Mrs, Mllllcent 

Howell, of DIas Oretk. wag en 

ooraiKl for a one-rear term on 

| «e County Board of Elections, 

The finding; of the body o 

Capialn Warren V, Orace, o 

DsniilsvlIIo, on M.inday reveale 

tragedy of the gea. 

An unusual drama unrsldd 

when Chief Petty Officer Edwin 

Hubart In charge uf the 1 

Inland Avenue Station, Atlantic 

Cily, was informed of the llnUlnB 

f Ihe body. Chief Robart askoil 

he usual questions in the case 

lo ailked; "Ul there any lilenti- 

ifatioii?" 

"Yen, he ha» a marlner'a eard 

which aaya .Warren Grace, of 

the MrhQuner Camilla— s T ' 

My Ooil!" etcialmed Rohan, 

lot walling tu hear the Boards- 

nan report further, "He a my 

ephew." 

The body hail been remSTed 

te an undertaklnK cuiabllslillli-ni 

In Atlantic City arid Robart went 

there and Id.-nllflrd the ho.1v 

Captain Qrace was 42 years 

Did and wtta a nrst-elaaa mariner, 

eniployed hy the Putnam Lumber 

Company, of Jacksonville, Pla. j Ocean City, acored 38 and 31 for 

George Rothacker 

Good Marksman 

Wa* High Man For Day in 

Pleagantville Shoot 

George niithacker, Avalon 

ConiniliMioiier unii Wlldwaon bu«l 

rie man. wrin (he third even 

in the \ViiHlilnfii,,nH Blnhday 

ehool held by the Ailanllc City 

tlun Club TUDMilay at the Weiily 

Hugan Krnuinln on the Abieran 

Bouievanl. Hul Illicit ri. iihnaiinK 

rrurn thi" 20 ynril line, broke in 

out Bf fill largela, He Dnlahed 

and wag 

hiish man for the day, with 130 

uniaiihes out of ISO targets. 

Other Cape May County men 

who participated were George 

Bush, or Sea l»le City, with 

.coreii af ;is, 38 and 36 for the 

three rvaiitu: Iliiuan] Brice, 

Upper Township Committee 

BINOI.K COI-IEB: TWO 

B, (ha Year. ai.Ofl 

Cape May Well 

Provided For In 

Road Program 

Wildwood 

Consolidation 

Bill in Senate 

Route IS Will Have Lot of Provides For a Referendum 

Work Done On It 

This Year 

Stakei Being Set For Work 

Bix-yeur road program, 

s outlined out before the Legis- 

goes through Cape May 

will be well taken care 

Vote—Public HearinB Will 

Be Held March 2 

Proponents Plan Big Crowd 

Idle, He took 

Camilla May 

Several weeks ago he 

linguiahed command of the 

schooner "Nancy" when he 

learned that that craft would be 

charge of the 

Page," which 

sailed on pebruafy 8 from Jack- 

mmvllle. rla., bound 10 New 

York with a cargo of lumber. 

The Btorm ef Saturday east 

the schooner on the ihoalii 1 

miles off Briganllne. The vea« 

was freed Monday night an 

;wo svenlHi Ruy Shli-IdH, Wild- 

w.wd, (ironic! 41. 31 and 34: 

Jamm Sullivan, of Wlldwood, 

Bcori'd 30. 39 anil 39, 

Dr. CharlvH Cuiiovi'r. of Fleas- 

antvilje, shot the highest score 

in any event, capturing the sec- 

ond with 47 breaks. 

[Sea Isle City Will 

Repair Storm's Work 

_ | AA For Bid* For Bulk- 

heads At Street Ends 

*t their adjournment meeting 

" ' •- ltst F *w»y. 8«» We city 

Jtnlailonera did little etae than 

bllla. It was the first day 

' 'ne atw budfat was legally 

slfecllve and than ware s good 

!,, •ttuomlatlon of bills to lit 

I Wttltd 

«tS7 bdna; a legal holiday, 

'«• Coinmlsalonprs did not cct 

,*)wn to very hard work, the 

3 of their seance of 1m- 

nea twins a resolution mi- 

ting bids to be Invited for 

Ins liuikheada to take the 

or tboae damaged by the 

t atorai. 

towed to New York. 

The crew of Iht sehaoner eon 

slited of eight men, but the seve 

remaining members have not bes 

found. It Is believed that they, 

In attempting to reach the shore, 

lost their lives in the high sea 

When coast guards from th 

Drach Haven Station boarded til 

Ill-fated scnooner, they foun 

that the lifeboats were missing, 

and that a part of the deck holm 

had been ettrrltd away. 

That the eight members of thi 

crew battled with the heavy sei 

during an i4-mlle gale ths 

swept the Kew Jersey coast lat 

laturday night and Sunday with 

In II miles of a lifeeavlng sts 

tlon, was indicated by the fael 

that the schooner had been an 

chored and had weathered the 

storm. 

Whether the crtw became fran 

tie when the mountainous wava 

piled over the schooner's gun 

nebi and put off In lifeboats, or 

were swept overboard, may never 

be known. The nndlng of the 

ship master's body, however* 

leads coast guards to believe that 

all of the crew were, lost. 

A physician who eiamlned 

Grace's body stated that It had 

been In the water but a short 

time, leading coast guards to be- 

lieve that tbe crew Bad ahan- 

doned the leaking schooner in a 

Ifeboat shortly before noon 

day. Had they remained with 

he ship two houfB longer, coast 

guards predicted that all would 

have been saved. 

Captain Qrace w.ifl born and 

raised In Ooshen, but for the last 

ix years made his home In Den- 

ilsville. He was well known 

hroughout the county being a 

member of a prominent family. 

Youths Must Report 

To Probation Officer 

Acted Suspiciously Toward 

Motorist Near Marmora 

Five youths accused of at- 

tempting to hold up an BUtolst 

on tht read near Mnrmorn, last 

Thursday were Ordered to report 

to Probation Offleer Luther T, 

Oarrettjon by Prosecotor Wllllai 

Campbell, on Wednenday aa 

reiult of their pranks, 

Iflit Thursday, an autolst wa 

driving ulong the road BM 

Marmors when he saw figures 1 

the road thrusting fiashlightg a 

hill car, Instead 0' •topping h 

stepped on the ncceltrator am 

went to Beesley'i Point. Ther 

he iold Henry Y, Clouting, Mr, 

Clouting didn't believe the man, 

hut offered lo follow him with 

his car. 

When a short distance from 

he scene, bricks were thrown 

at the arst car, striking Mr, 

CloutlngVi car, 

Mr, Clouting obtained a iwllce- 

man from Ocean City and ivt 

youth were rounded up. 

They denied they intended to 

hold up the ear, declaring that 

they were going to serenade 

sewly married eouple. 

They later said that they were 

rying to scare Raymond Adams 

ho lives In the vicinity. 

The youths whose ages fangtd 

rom 15 to 22 years, are Charles 

Irown, John Watcbko, Ray Gan- 

ton. Howard Oanqon and Howard 

Ineed, 

THB 8E0BHITT Trust Com. 

iany, Cape May City, Is a tnoit 

lesirabli place for you to have 

n nccount—a strong bank with 

Mr. Wine, of Pa8«ttic, ha 

'ntroduceil a hill, preaumahly a 

party measure, which contains the 

following roads, every one of 

which will be of advantage ti 

thill county: 

Route No, 4—Hudson Rive 

bridge plare te Perth Amboy ami 

Cape May, Beglnninf at the pro- 

poaed ilu.ln.in River bridge piaia 

and extending to the Staten Is 

land bridge plaia at Perth Am. 

boy and Cape May City, by way 

of Riverside, Fairlawn, Patersen 

Cllflon, via Route No, 3 to Ban. 

dolph Avenue, thence via Lexing- 

ton Avenue, Plaget Avenue 

BlaomBeld Road and Broad 

Itreet, via Bloomfleld, East 0t- 

ange, Iryington, Roielle, Rah 

way, Freneau, Freehold, Lake- 

woo!!, Toms River, OceanvlIIe, 

Seaville to Cape May City, 

Route 3S—Bordentown to 

Ocean City by way of Columbus, 

Vincentown, Red Lion, Indian 

Mills, Alston, Da Cota, Wey- 

mouth, Mays Landing, Somera 

Paint and Ocean City, 

Route No. 4 F—Brooklawn to 

Marmora, by way of Olaggbord, 

Malaga, Vlneland, Millvllle, 

Ttlekahoe, PetersburJ to Mar- 

mora. This Is the Weatherby 

road route. 

Route No, 41 and g-49—ialem 

to Rio Grande by »if of Bridgi- 

ion, Miilville, Port Bliiaheth, 

rjennlsville, South Dennlsvlllt!, 

Ooshen, to Rio Grande, with 

spur from louth Detinlavllle t 

Ocean View, connecting Route 

No, IS with Route Me, 4 This 

takes the place of Route No, II 

Route No, (0—Bgg Harbor 

Cltr to ieavllle by way of Mays 

Landing, Oakville, Tuekahoe to 

Btavllle, 

Route No, 41—Fennsgrove tu 

Ailanllc City, by way of Woods- 

town, Elmer, Malaga, Mays Lami- 

ng, Pleasantvllle and Atlantic 

City, 

Route No, 42-~Cantden to Mi. 

Etbraim, to Chews, to Bln«k 

wood, to Turriersvilie, to Crow 

Keys, to Wllllamstown, lo Cecil, 

(Contlnutd M Page 

A hill providing for a referen- 

dum vole for the consolidation of 

North Wildwood, Wildwood atii 

Wlidwood Crest, became genat 

Ulll No, 2M, Tuenday night when 

it wan introduced by Senate 

William H. Bright, of Cape May 

Couniiy, 

Immediately after Its tntroduc 

tlon by Senator Bright, the bit 

was referred to the genate com 

nilttee, lenators Case, Weber 

and Carhart, composing the aen 

ate coriimltiee, declared that they 

would hold a public hearing on 

the bill at the itato House, in 

Trenton, en March 2, at 11 A. II 

Upon receiving notice of the 

piihUc hearing, supporters of the 

bill in Wlldwdod began plans 

whereby 2600 staunch petltionera 

will attend the public hearing to 

eipreM their views In favor of 

the merger. 

The proposed merger of the 

three cities on Plve Mile Beach 

3 the result of a drive recently 

liabguralecl by J00 business men, 

who organized the Orealer Wild- 

wuod Consolidation organisation. 

Members of the organliatieri 

declared that in the support of 

he merger they believed they 

woie working for the betterment 

of Five Mile Beach and for the 

three eltles aJSeeted by the eon- 

lolldatlen. 

Cape May County Resorts 

Little Damaged By Storm 

Beyond the Smashing of a Few Bulkhuds and Washing 

Out of Some Street Ends, Loss Was Very 

Small and Easily Repaired 

Storm Was One of 'Worst in Years on So, jersey Coast 

Remains a Mystery 

'rosecutor Ha§ No Report 

To Make On Case 

ITT TRUST Company, 

City, la prosperous be- 

lt attends strictly to Its 

and me business of Us 

ns and* therefore, they feel 

•t they can with propriety, ask 

1 to Join In their prosperity by 

„« had folded the «« for Sckfngif'strtgin^ 

by 

an account IHtli them. 

.>' WHAT'S WHAT 

AND WHERE IT IS 

r ,faiMttaiK-Crtr and Cwaty 

ana L«*Ja 

——^~m^J - °CEAN crrv, 

FatMiato—t 

ftSTKS: 

the greater part of his life. Our- 

Ing the war, he captained a 

freight plying between New York 

and France and on one occasion 

the (hip was torpedoed, be being 

rescued. 

Another lias he wan one of 

the survivors Of a ship Who were 

picked up front the ses and taken 

to the African coast. 

Besides bta widow, Mr* Beillah 

Orace, he is survived by all 

father, Llbera Once, of Ooahen, 

•ad • ilster, Mn, Douglasi OBI, 

of Delmsnt, 

The funeral will take place to- 

day (iFridafl from bis late real, 

dene* at MnnlivUIe, 

Middle Township Fire 

and Light CortnuMlonen 

Tbe annual election of Sire and 

Lighting Commissioners of Middle 

Township took plats* last Satur- 

day ai CM» May Court House. 

Joan H. Ross, W. Boyd Tyler 

and Barton 1, Smith were elocr- 

ad to the llg1ltliif;*G0aiitttsa!a&- 

The fln conunlMfcnwr la Horace 

Sckfngifstrtgin^ Kfe^ 

send your deposits py mai],—Adv, 

Who Is It? 

B»S- 

G 

The budget 

tMBOtor «r« 

Did you

Own 

Entertaining 

Canted Monday's 

m To Be Knocked 

' Out of Joint 

jStonn fore Oyster JHaleyville School '$ 

Boats From Moorings' Washington Day 

Cape May Well Provided 

F I Rd P 

Gateway 

I CUT RoUrivu were 

I Monday to enjoy a 

1 demonstration by a crew 

' Ball Telephone Com- 

Ir the direction of Jo- 

a fvrnw Bridjreton 

,, __t tier failed to cor- 

' fania the tne work done 

• Storm Kin*, and while 

'Jo*.- tin clamor of 

. for netored 

non atroDffiy. 

aid cm derated 

efforts from Sunday 

'to Tuesday morning, 

t op, to living; tbe de- 

i an Improvised j>ro- 

—my and Pnatdent 

r" (ot bnry and pounced 

- J —- l*ndl» as the 

r 

. J did ouu-iey an 

, u il» (petter of tae 

.•^fceiss; cfctltman of tbe 

End Blown Out of House 

At Fortescue 

The recent storm did consider- 

able damage to boats and snip* 

ping In general The senooner 

1» C. Spencer, broke fHim her 

morning and tbe Henry $. Bob* 

bins tore loose Saturday olght 

with three men aaieep. She 

drifted to the lower end of Long; 

Beach and was tbrown On the 

bank. Scows were torn from 

their mooring and went adrift. 

As the storm abated, boats were 

it out lo bring the runaways 

The tide nw no hifn 

(bat aiveral residents had Ifi 

more to upper flwtrs 

The storm ilso did 

image to Forlesrne. breaking 

urenl windows In the Chat-lea- 

•ofth Hotel anil taking the roof 

off and end out of 

Pupili Rendered Good Prd~ 

gram For Hsst ef Visitors 

grade ect 

gae a plajiing eotgrfajB 

a fiumbgr uf visitors en 

afternoon. Tbe followlne 

Enmeeipator 

'Wasflinnott and Ufwoln 

Dorothjf 

e May Well Provided 

For In Road Program 

(dKltMM (Mm Fan* On.) 

to Weynnutb. lo McKeo City 

Pltlll t Atli C 

Wy 

Pleasintvllle 

tbe 

to Atlantic 

IJInck Horse City. 

Pike 

Oyster Schooner » 

Threatened By Fire 

Sea Isle Gty Fire 

Department Reorganizes 

I The Volunteer Fire Dtpaitmtnl 

Tbl is 

mute 

A study of these routes 

ehim their great value to the 

county Those that do nut in th. ojiur 

*en«» the r.iutnr connect with Thonip-rfjn » It i 

roadj that .lo .ind thirefore «lll clear port from 

gent as fitti* rs to ilrJW iiiot.'>-iuM 111. Mji.iil.. Ml 

Iri.m dl-imil pofut>f North an.! griuuiuld nij \\ r | 

Ft hruar> 

night rt 

f .1 (.nicer.. 

lor bea Wf flty JI i ranting 

Engine Backfired, Gasoline I ia«t Wednesday 

, Flared Up. Igniting Wood ' J ^ ""' ' Ut 

111 The rolioHine 

As 1 aplnln Arthur Illnuin of e|Pr,t(( JJ j, û 

Tuckflhoe Parent- * 

Teachers Reorganize 

Tin Tqclahof Pan nt Teach' r« - 

Lvôilation held a tueetins; F< h 

nary 15 and reorganized The 

i.llo* inn officers were elerf i .1 

ri.didni! Mr* F lhil> J>. 

or 

Mli.li-t.1 

. lily I.. 

ii for ',.hlfr, 

lj-r

DtswarirmwB, OCEMOTT, s. j, FiniAT, Jnmnx IH* 

Purely Personal 

";7: &H Isle Gty New ^ 

tturday," lh« Buement of the lo Ber home hers after «u«!hj of nil. 

Idow atidllj' rnxpcrlrd orii1 

Inns snrtj J»nt of Itali>rvl||i> 

f of nil. ! Train!)-, rtlf.! «IIdi1, 

jtmt fippsf, Of MillvIIls, vtoited Worlt I, nroeT 

•taele, Jîntis Beeley, «r,, «t hoae of Oeor 

-iKlJthare Sanitarium on g*!-' porty-BeveBth St 

nllT. ': -.? seml-tmnE/ilow t 

I, nroeTSsIng on thn 

f Oeorse Neptune, 

eBth Strwl It is of 

E/ilow type and the c 

SloirB, itolted their untie Fraoeis • Mug MorEretts Pfelffer, 

ifMlej. Si., who is eonflned at tho attending Pierce'j Biuin». 

jMJi»«llirlun due to illneas. i#fe, in PBilad.lphia, so.. 

Hla conillllon Is reported as In- WHk end with her par»n 

,«nd Mrs, Clarence Pfoiffer 

ew ed from her iafe hnme 

on ,j..,jr. Kihrilary H. by He 

lie M. t'a*e on,i Intfrincnt » 

i Chapel, Ij«t lla#« fnllowiid 

! by Benediction of the Most 

ed Ssrraaieflt* Sunday echwjl 

, •' 9: '' *• "' i' 0 "" 1 ? ""I Tue«. 

day morning nen'ivej at ! d'cloelt. 

In honor el the Llille Flower 

Baptism by appointment, 

lea lilt Cit, H. E, Cflnfch 

n ' y Ha"? f' f »" I'fM; pajiinr. 

Siinday. February 27 New 

M"ni>i*rji- Diiy. It Ihepe any iery 

^ oft< * reason v,hy you Nhisul-i nj't 

'attend rhurfh S!emb»rw will i.^ 

received i,ofJi ni^rnitig itnf- »">! »lr". _„. . 

,d In Wondhury wilt, bn,j mi * 'f^ Sunday aftcrn, 

' with reiailvus In WUriweod. 

En.ni.-i Swing IK steppingL* 1 '/.'"" 1 Mr *- m *" l f m ' 

ileplain 

Tuckahoe 

LewiH Hhaw spent a fe^ 

(efi'iitiy in Philadelphia. 

HiUs Mitiidn rteatnn Kpcni 

Wfek end In Wondhury with 

!*!xter. 

Palermo, 

j Hoffman. 

sir. A. Marrsts isi plopping wit! 

Mr. and Mrs Fraiilt Elrlds" fi 

that the petition ' 

Company, ha 

rii prenjdent 

y p Mlsa 

,M«j Court UOUM, called on ed he 

lids at the Ocean View re Ifd 

(n!«, Mr; Abram Mitnlek. 5B, a premineni 

rate j-iouiej', resident of Woodbine, di,^ jB ih( 

,T~ Jefltrnon liosjiltal, Philadelphia 

V Haba eaterur ' 

ly School clans on 1 underwent an o[ 

at her homa, Danp- aufferinB with Btomacn irBuhlj 

ring and *inein< for a lans time 

ninJF a merry out Mr. MIHUck wM 0Wo o/ lhf 

°lne. difÎ in the 

I. Philadelphia. | 

line, where he I 

HfiriaJi iBthersn 

he homelike rhurrh, Hn 

on Balr. Ph, D, past 

ea Nl« rity, Sunday. Feii 

(he |a»t Sunday hefofe ij 

Council n-e^sjusd 

Ihe hl'1*. Thu fr 

awarded IQ \fr. Woo 

sperinralinna, fqlir 

founeii 

ry ] for 100 ic 

110,109; nthniit The Heal Estal, Bnan 

ihrrjilgh (ts aecrerary, s«k,i 

sj.ed In ron^fder Council tn act In thp reninvtn 

"h^ rontrrirt ¥as nf tiayherrles friim the vacai 

. Woolsnn as perjlcils. ?UBgesting h can h 

fqlir Cailnc(!m#ti afrdnMng in the ruling of th 

riq! voiirig. BQjichor as a flre menace, ai* 

icatloti Mr, Aclnn ihiit Itie Bordugh n? 

Lhri.. fnnxlor.il rn IO pull th'rn nul by the rnrrti 

a.< far n.» the or. The bnard al«o Is c.o-O[k.ra!ins I 

" IwiBg tileii. trying to influence owner- to ru 

rfi-d ihe cnntncl inovt them. The Board of H»alt; 

to Gamin Meter al*o fspresspd a willjngiiess t 

* 2S each. crFfjpfrate In rei 

^' | noiineenient of Alfrei p 

Board, Jr.. preniden! of the corpo'i 

of Buiok lale Ja» 

past fen years. 

I 5tr. atrnnij lieramc 

, wiih Hie Dulrk Jlnlo 

:,t',mm. AdeW Qupmaa, of rorty 

d Itrat aad Ktunr. Af«. 

$m.m tWtlBf Sir BB. NelMB. 

tvttmj««, ^_ 

Mini,, ftmn UnMi vest to 

3-til*mtm amim. oa w.d- 

$M»U til traatBHBt Vn Ed 

Parker.ldo 

ghanaon, ur 

MOMeaeart Lesion will hold 

*"V hi Moose Hall, Mon- 

a great deal for the 

aM 

welfare of the , 

widow and two Hnn"""»u 

ral or- 'daughter of Sir nn,i 3 

mourns , Madara, ef Slarmora, an 

ho ha« Frederick gtevenmn. son 

;he in- j md Mrs, ilevrn Rreyei 

' town.. Cap« Mo;', wers quietly 

survive at the petoniriijre m r m 

Thursday evening by Her 

L, Yerkeys, 

aifi Madara 

nd Mr«- A»a 

a, and Morrl- 

i, son of Mr 

til traatBHBt. Vn, Ed. °*J«*- »» 

toB-ertnE with Mood * >"*• H .»» 

^ - - • - - lie hosU of U 

*'.|pjf ;iW; Mm- lim 

" Mat .• nmrntr 

Mis. 5fary McOrifnth., ef WeM I 

Recent Deaths 

i Marian Kalg. 

Hu««el! HiBii 

N. LEVIN & SON 

M S S 1335 Pacific Ave. - 1725 Boardwalk, Atlantic City, N. J. 

«»»»i«I_BioBthj, aged !j yean, died at the lom-i 

u"~~" _ *' hl * d »«» n Wr. Mrs, H. I. 

"«»•» Joomere* to Henphill, with whom lie resided 

fa Tnafty an tB« In Haddonield, iaiuroay evening.I 

W - _ JMB»rr II. Mr. B#«ye, was the I 

T * m.i j • flth » r °!r. and Airs, luesday with her grandfather Sunday morning, was soon under Spencer Young, of F 

lownam. here, control, due to the prompt re- Point; Joseph Young, ol ( 

Mr, and Mrs, Louis Mason and Mrs, Margaret Whlldin. of Del- sponse of sBveral neighbors with and Charlia Coswboon, 

rlauehter, Mr. Wm, Gaskill, and mom, spent Thursday afternnon chemical eitlngulshers, i' Cape May Court Homo 

Mrs, Henry Hyson 

"ponding a resv days 

Mr. and Mrs, Edn 

Qf Oeean City, spent 

Mr. Wm, Gaskill 

of gamers Point, v 

sinil Mrs. Go 

iilcrtained ro 

with Mrs. R, B, Hess. 

Mr. and Mrs, Edward Pettll. 

nf Mlllvllle, spent Friday evening 

wiih Mr. and Mrs, Lester Hig- 

her home. 

No services were helrl at the 

i Old Brick Church Sunday morn- 

j Ing, rlti,i to ihe severe sterm, Ed. 

vvarri V, WrlRht, of Pieasantville, 

»on of Rov. and Mrs, Wright, 

who are away en a month's va- 

J cation, was expected to preach 

1 while Mrs. Wright was expecter! 

to be the soloist. 

Hi* Martha Dally and two 

children spent Thursday after, 

nnon in Ernja with Mrs, E, (Jrlf. 

Quite a numlier from here AI.I family Into Ihe hotme reeentli 

tended the Kiiriper given by the vneaterl hy John Harris, on 

Cullinlle Church at Hcu lulu City, Thureiluy, 

on Friiiny evening, jonr. Mason and Asbury Bache. 

The young people gave a hoi Jor motored to gea Isle on Satur. 

HOcial for the benetit or the Ocean day evening 

View Volunteer PI re Department, Mp and"Mp, t „ B|ieln» 

pie turned out! as well as the °" Sl ° ndliy - 

old. Ail had a good time after Mr> Jmtl V h M »* on 9 W nl Wert - 

the lunch there was music and """"lay with friends in Phlladel. 

(lancing. It cloarcil 1:11,00, phla. 

retersburg 

- 

j u. Mn- a ,iih Frm ** evening In the ha»ement tie JJullon on Frlilay evening. ., 

and Mm, Norman Smith of ,h(1 chanh_ A |arRe numbBr Mr d „ w J, T| m*, Mrs. 

rridjy evening with friehds ot n(,w ,mmben me Ml,n ,„ mMml] u , ^ ^ ££*££ *«' 

"L,, k' u „ - , - - 1 - which makes thu nicmbershlp 79, Mr«, gamlicl WoqlsOn upenl Frl-I « , ' 

Mrs. Ella Thnmpsi 

iflned to the hnu 

2 for 1 Sale 

ALL â 

NyaTs Products 

Thursday - Friday 

and Saturday 

.Eisenhower's 

«* Pamflc and BheUmgeT Avei J 

^fl^ôiflc and Baker Avea, S2*s 

iMoam 

AS LOW AS 

Buy Now for Next Season 

Trade-in Your Old Furs 

Old Fun accepted in part payment for new ones Wear th* 

Fur, unttl tf» «nd of the â»on whik your pu«ha« ^ 

Trade-m Manager will gladly give eatimate. 

Choose Today From These Smart Furs 

At thii figure—lejs-than-cbthôat prices 1 Far«ini,.ij 

buying NOW ^.winter", ^ ^ J ^ ^ ^ 

SON style* are always in advance! 

— _ _ ^ RUSSIAN PONY COATS 

(Sports Morlola) 

_, Vsrlously Trlmrned 

Tour SILVER MUSKRAT 

Fox Trimmed 

Credit (Tr,mfflfmcoAT| 

Good 

„.„,..»..,. wnicn miB« tnu nicmnersnip . « lle ' 1 »H Mr, and Mrs. prSpTrty one evenh!g 1"« David Van Oilder, of : 

li- — • Mr - ''I' 1 Mts A ' B ' J » c lHon 11, 0. Wesieott one night this wePi, ^|VPtl Miss Loiilm Woolson * 08 tt Thursday caller 

ira diirhack, SOPPI! the wefk end with Mr. and Mrs. Shangar Hand, of Thomas Roillls was Blven ssur MrH ' Cecl ' Lilll ' r ' «' Ocean Clt> 

relatives In Philadelphia, West Cape May, called on Mr*, prise birthday party Friday eve " p " nl Thursday with her COUHIII 

"eterson visited Tbornas Plsher, nf Burleigh, Carrie Bushnell on Friday, iilnB at his home here when tlilr- M|H * Allc0 Bldr! ''" ! ' J ' 

nd son and Ml 

Mrs, William Peterson visited 1 noniaa fi«nrr, m n.irieiBn, v». .• ...urn on Jmuay, nine at his home hern when thlr- 

Mn. Edna Blngliam on Wodnea- visited hi.« parents. Mr. and Mr». Ml«a Helen J, Fldler. of Phlia- ,¥.nnc! ri.,enrla Bnll nclghhora came 

d»y, Charles Fisher during the past delphia, visited her mother, Mm, l( help celebrate his 88lh year, 

Mrs, Herman Lenher spent »«>>«• M »TJ Fldler, over the week end. He was presented with a wreath 

Wednesday afternoon with Mm. Paul Matthews Is .lopplnit wltn The funeral of Mr, Joseph Of everlasting flowerH contilning 

JMBneih Bonham, 

hl « brother, James, and family, Moles was held on Sunday. In- | 8 flowers. Judge Henry Eldredgo 

. Wlillam Chestir WM in Sea 'or a time. termont was made at the ecmo- or Cape May, made an address 

Mm. Edna Binsnam on Wodnea- visited hu. parents, Mr. and Mr». Ml Helen J, Fldler. of Phlia- |y.ono friends and nclghhora came Thn B »• B « w l«s Circle wa8 

" ' " ' " it delphia, visited her mother, ills, j, holn eolehmir, ki, «»i), yen,, oniertained at the home of Mm. 

ircath Raymond Back, In Tuekahoo, on 

. -— -.- - ,„ ..wrfirs/judge'Kry'Eidredgf »»rn to Peter Schuse and wife, 

. William Chester *" In Sea for a time. termont was made at the ecmo. or cape May, made an addrei, ° n WUruary u, n daughter. 

We on Thursday »"•» o i»> Bchellcnger spent tery at Port Morris. Lawyer Samuel Bldredge Judge Mo111 " "nd daughler are doing 

Chanel Tpurstnn, ef Delmont, Monday In Avalon with her sis- Mr, and Mrs, Elmer James Hjidreth and Mr, Albert Little, nl y - , • - „ 

,„ , W ,l«,iU: (er. Mr-, Dick Hlelfel, arc visiting their daughter, Mrs, whn ha. reached the one of S7 Cleveland Ewlng, of Atlantic 

g g 

r TheniBs Bclllngii, of Sale 

MCity, Is enjoying B few day.,' visit 

K CARACUL 

Varlnualy Trimmer] 

MINK MARMOT 

(ViU 

j m m ) 

Tn Trimmed 

weekly prayer meeting wai 

rVodncsday evening ai thi 

of Mr, and Mrs, Clarenei 

B Mr, and Mm. William Peterson, Mrs, uirrle Taylor Keci.reu ner . UB.im» uenings, ,„ aalcm. j,ears, all of Cape May. were also ""'• " «">">•• K •> >" _ 

'» »B and wife visited Mr. and P"ntll to drive a car, Wednes- _ _ _ : i _ _ prtKnt )0 M p Mr a m i m w,0, "jth his broiher-inlaw, HOIIIB g 

V Mm. D, p. Haley on Tuesday (1 w- __ . _ n- f^ J br " le hl " Wr'ây. music and !„„„' , ,lh , ,, j ., § 

• ewnlni. Mr,, William rewler and Lll- KlOUrande the radio were enjoyed. Refresh. fr J« m Smith and wife and Ah g 

1 Edwin Noon motored to Court "a", of Cold Spring, spent Wed- _ _ "" mcnt of lemonade and enke were , Ba , p * "^ v 

; House on TSadvsvenlng, nesday here with her niece, Mrs, Bph ral m Homan was homo served, - Mtomoblle show „> Atmn.lo City 

, fleniamlD Trout of l*eahurB. Riymond Bally, from Philadelphia on Sunday. Tnursduy evening, 

Uiiln tawn on Tuesday «"• RB| P h Ta f Inr ' "' Collt Mr ' a M J ' fa »««>" M»'«' ~ = " ~ Mr, and Mrs, Qeorgr, Moore arc | 

i ^ i H 3 4 ^ Kl-^tS.^^ " ero STJTS-ST^^KS Beesley s Point XrSSXSZTJLZ 1 

ton on WedneadM evening ' MrB - Adeline Hoover, of Darby, here. They will move to Phlla. — vi.- e m wmi , S 

I 8d.,d lowrtf Sored to M" writ several days here with delphia 8oon, as Mr, Miller has Mr.. Spencer Young and son, Mto flame Williams and Mrs, f 

[Vlmmli oSday «" ««••»•* ' ernnloymMt there, Hohert Owen^pent one day this ^ Ûhêr^ «M«jJto | 

Mackey Hand vlniled his James Hawn visited his daugh. Mrs, Charles Crowder came w 0 "* 

\ totaer, Cniirie«, on Tuegday eve- tor and little gronddaiighter. In home on Baturday night from «"»•>• ~'T ' „,„,..„ 

• sing Atlantic City last Tueiday, Philadelphia, whore she has been Mr, and Mrs. George Brown Tl >o weekly prayer mcetlne 1 

!, Mil. Haniiali Mampton spent Signs of spring last week were «P"I'M a few days with rela- have the sympathy of the eotn= 

; Wednesdar WM|ng with her aunt robin red breasts chirping, farm, t'^8- munlty'ln the lo» of their »- -«..«.". ra. wiarenoe g 

» it Delmont ers burning off their fluid* get- Two m n r m together on Sun. younBest daughter, Vesta, ihe "inner, g 

!;«», Alice Harmiidn «Bent to *V»lw In » nfflh- "« ln ' nt ° r Ffunk Carson's died Saturday of heart afllction, John Llby and wife entertained B 

wSS,d»r witbSriSher.'K r/r*. ^;i^.C" "I"*,, Oni «r was -In, up They are ilvin, in MlUvllle this rel.t.^ from Camden on «««, | 

I »l»l9, at Bast Creek w^T had earl* Friday morning, lhe railroad and the other, which winter, «ar. | 

' Mr, Aleiander Baud was In At thii time folks arc creeping: WM dr ' ven J>* *"«n* Mathl,, of Mlas Mary Oorsor.. of Phlladel- Mr, John Yank moved his j 

' Court HounTon TauBday. from under a severe northeast Qtm 1 Cr « ek . w » 8 Wm west on phla, spent Bunday with relatives family to Ocean City on Baturday, W 

1 ., Wiillam peterMD, Jr.. wife and Btorrn whleh raged 'Saturday and the Oreen Creek road. The caw in this vicinity. naniM McCoaeh Is »tlll eon- } 

"-. vlilled" Mra, Mary Peterson Sunday and did a large amount * e "> »"•«»• **(Uv damaged, but Miss Helen Btratton accorn- fined l0 hia ilomo through Illneis. j 

- - - • • • *"re driven away under their panlod the Mis Cecil Corson M n ,,m _, . , _, . k 

,««r. I elewic railroad,, out *»,.„*. -,"/ 0 *"- W P" "» •- pj,»» ««•»• »J. A '"»f •««» nesdar will, *Z*TT ta£ I 

,,,,. ,,...,„...,. ,,.,.!,...„. ,r;,::,s 3 jSSSSSffB 5-- -. r- - - • 

. _..' , , ,, •"»• BttB ReeTB. attended a w t M oWj«d (0 ^ lh , . aftBrnoon. Mra. Aids B«ek «nd (rlend, of 

We ten tie tap,i m. *"' " J •«»• I* .•• Brewln. wltn ill- gution, tea with Mra. B, U Corson'Wed- Mrs. jojeph Hand, of MlilTllle, 

û i Z, te6n memberl, of Taberniiola ]t ta w ( d o«or» Carlton trill nesdir afternoon. fc« returned borne »M« spending 

•••' 1 iKiM.» »Y? t -» « M». Church, motored to Bargalnlown „,,,„ bick here mfl open up a Mrj, CUrenea wmiB ii quite «• "«ek witfc Her sHMidaaugh. 

'& ii"i« « - m!^ » nd Mmiei """»• a m Wartwaftli thop at William Kim. ill ill DM a. tmiBed aurse In «". Mrs, .Mabel Young, 

VUim mlLi%lnf It ciSe?* n » ni ^ «'«"• Ws '«- Mf < Cultoa worted bare attendanee. Or, w*iter L, Yerkew, of 

j, >*> V-av " ,' Li 1 J Edward JactooB ipant He week for JTonn Brosn imral years Mrt." UHab yotmf motorea to Mlddlitqwn, w«a a Friday bailer 

î M noine rer ms w« ^ 1B r]Jh|Bf Oreit w|[b lla ate, ttea mated to Pembartoii,; Ocean Oltf Thursday. « the home of William Bldredga. 

iSlfim, L, tJaiinu of Atian. fflolhir. Mrs, BMiiei Jactaon. T^Bnty-»en Uekiti were sold Eum Dailty and Mn, fflton The tirrlbl! wlaa and rain 

tt till* J.»MBI'IOBIB Vim. NSISOB (hrr»tt»B Ii now *«• on TtMflw monlnf .1 the PenB- Coradn wer. la qeeaa City Menu ' did . cwUdtnUe iMMe 

w, ,Wi w iBesaiBg MinB iinw « , _„ «.,WBOT8 ,yiWBla Maura fer tie iMunlon Vhumaj, , m r thi wstk ted eanjuii the 

to Philadelphia. 

en Mon- Mr - »nd Mrs, J. BaKlorf. I Mrs, Spencer Young, of 

The following members of If' 8 polnl - B W Bt n n T 

niKglnx Tuckahoe Orange attended the ner , mo r. 

wUh'hc ff«.togeth,r meeting of the . ^ S l l f ^ °» 

»nd Mrs. County Granges held at Dlas » u 'f . ^ . W »- „, 

on Creek last week; EH D, Burloy, , ?""» (ir ' ta HIM. «« 

^ Thorn,- C"" 101 " Maurice Oandy, Mr. and ^""f' "_ " e « » *", 

J * " Mr.. H. W. Oiindy, Mrs. J. M. J* n l»r*. o« »nieri , 

aiiaHav Ooitny. Mrs, a. O, ijnnBley. Wai- ^"M «» '"th CorgoB on Tfci 

Hunriay, tor Taylor_ Mra |[llrvf,j, Ts5,]or day evening. 

Bachelor atlrt Mfs BUa SnyAer Mrs, Hannah Bvans, > 

loOn ' :: ter Adams Tueiday afters 

i day re- For making a statesman out of T, D, Howell, of Diaa i 

Helslcr- a DOlltlcian there's nothing that aqent Monday with Mr. ABd : 

, K Mndnro and danghter. 

•taM 

suest at the home of William m 

Weatcott, J 

Noah Collins, M, MaR Cake i, 

and John Winner and wife mo- § 

tared to Rlehwood and spent 1 

iundny with Mrs, Cake's parents, 1 

Mrs, Mary ingersoli was a s 

week-end visitor In Philadelphia, S 

ephew, Walter Vo anil wife, 

f Ocean City, 

Milton and Thomas Dslley mo-1 tide to wash over tije new Oeean 

FORTY-TWO 

Wide-awake, loyal new* gathereri, In every lection of 

Cape May and Cumberland Counties, are needed every 

week to five you the COMPLETE news coverage that 

you get ONLY in the 

Cape May County Times 

and its associate newspapers, the OCEAN CITY NEWS 

and the SEVEN MILE BEACH REPORTER, 

A trained and capable Editor edits the work of the newi 

staff and places it before you in readable, properly headed 

and conveniently grouped style, 

NO OTHER NEWSPAPERS IN SOUTH JERSEY GIVE 

AS MUCH NEWS and such up-tewhte and high-clma fea- 

tures, as theie three, In fact, few in the United States, 

outside of the large cities, so completely cover ths news 

field. 

Be sure to read every page of every 

issue. These are not "one-page" 

newspapers. There's real news on 

every page. 

BY MAIL-#1 A YEAR I *

irpo Borne or Mr, ami Mrs. -Nor- ,- -• 11... I n ,n l, -,„, r i.',,. . 

»p«'««• t^v w.-r-".h.-,;,•„,;,„,.1 '"'" A 

jvprtj^nts of many u»,Tul E|fis MI,B Maf," Arli| . .„„, M| 

;'MlMware, sic. ThL pv-nlnB .a- ,|||., ,,,,„,,,., rV Vrl-'i 

ffcmt In pliylnR samM. ni n la,,. p.irIV ,., , .,., , ,,. , 

rfttendj.ii ihB fuiiorai or iti.ir si 

.KM"*. In Mmiiw mil. Thuw.lav. m^ 

frjowph Newcoml. nm.l, „ |,,i,|. ,;,,; 

I trip 10 Cambilrig,. an Thui»- M 

Sev. Llnwoorl Berry, or prnn 

mmm R.ba itoirman. »r 

.|PW.'»» In UM Sunday 

SSMr. and Mr,. Harry 

ntthe weak cml 0111 ,,r 

jS:Iflulto a numb 

JjMloiiilliig [ho w 

M»aau«led by 5! 

I 

K*t Mil Mm, eimrl Be 

ilpta Ruth Owon«. Mr. aiirl 

•Wibur Winitfor, Mr. ,,n,| 

Wowsrd Clark, sr., „,„> 

tr^milf Clnrk un-ri- MillMll.- 

_ ^ ^ ^ 


U'llil«r».|. II-: I Hr. 

: jiiflai... Tin 

Leesbura 

"•>• » i " '••• In W . 

,,„„; L,rl! 

nil I r y ill ill,. I, Q- 0 

i 

Ifiilinon win gli,, ;i ronr.-ri * Vartl " M . "' I'lill 

Bdmsdajr evening. Fnbnmr/»•• ""'••"'"J' '" I'i'lf 

t » o'clook I,, the Port Svrrh, "'"' „ 

Bill icnool aurlllorium, Tn, ,.- , ' '"""" J ' D " 

•"jti from this concert win gn llllry - cal1 " 1 "« 

'•rt He school piano funrt 

s "" l!llJ "- 

.'Here will be a men'< „».' " r - u "' 1 s if-. 

»itr msctlnR held m th,i Las,;. '- r 'aini-'f .Mr, ur 

fllôf the J|. E. Church ;,„ I !! qrr !\ " r N-»-'l 

.vaaty evening, Fobnian- «< J' u n'iar >VHI.S. 

It ladles' Aid gociily will |M T - "i'-k 

pper al 50 tpiiln mr '""'• ai " '>"""• « 

--yoiic I, corriially I,,. "" Tn-Mluy. 

, Mffl. I,,,,,,. u,ir,|, 

Pao Do Up, raniilj., n,o noil- '" n """ '" rail ' 

•nil»Mii!i«iu. B»V.. ihHr ,,: ( -' 1 "'"' 1 ' n.-'ii ''••p> 

.1 Tuesday svoiilnB ai I),,, M '" ns aul1 strain.'I 

:ChUfi!li, The henelll „, f^r " a " '" l "" 1 "" » ' 

i * B, Choir and was ,uitf"»' T '" E P"'-"-'li i.- 

.-in-rtalli:.!. nl I,, | 

«''llt, Rowley and „„„ Tuwlay ,;v,,,i,,B, 

ho have been «D,,nfJii,e W s 

if-. Da,|,| Hyi, 

.Mr, urn! M,,. Ii 

Ml-. O---.IV I'MIII;,,,,,, J 1" 

Mr, in.I Mrs. Ai'l.M, '\|, 

,. v , „""•'' !»•* HmiLf ,p. ill .J.,; 

" ""-'clK-.t.• "Th- A.ll.ij,- B-.n- Milh 111.'. 

• All,u,,,.l- TIM- K,,,,,.,.n „.,„,,. , 

'',°J WO"""^; ovw "L SH« Hilrinrl Simrk? 

V J - 'Hit-, fnlleil nr, )i,.r n- 

Bucbhutem 

JIi«. H^r»e)iM Taylor tall,. 

.Mra. Liria Taylnr rfft-rilly, 

Corv.ill H.-nilersori. r.f Mill, 

SSI" 

nf llillvlll llvIJK! Aii-ila May |(i,n.l.-i>f.n air 

fimi- of r Ml.a 111 n rliln.-.-..- s.liip.r iu DliN 

•tiiBS, rflilny nlBiu, 

rvlll,., : Bol.H'i ilnrrin. ,|,,. ,].j.,. 

ghlir, " fin "I Jnim lldrrl.-. «'h. 

HilhUniliia TiJimir, nr ri-llln 

Ciwk. ,-p...|i! il,,. wt-,.k ,.,,,| u(|| 

h,-r pari-ii!.. Jir, an,j Mr, j t; 

.Tgznllp. 

Dias Creek 

Ocean City. • •- . - 

I Mr, and MM. William Wpathnr. 

by spent VeddMrJay In Mtllvllie 

• with h*.f !noihf>r. 

I Mr. J, E. OhMiBf called at Bio 1 

(Jranrtp on Tlmrartay, ! 

John Down*, of Phllaiiujohla I 

"pent Sunday will, hla purentij.'| 

Mrs, Ralph Norton snent Wedneaday 

at Court Houne. 

Caiman Norton spfnt rflday at 

Court House, " ' \ 

Mr, and Mr — ' ' 

ntertnlnort nnd Birtftrd 

- »** 

OOEAH cm mwi, OCHH CITY, % J.. FMBAY, MBBDABY M, IBB?. I 

^^r^îi^^ni-j Cape May Point South Dennis 

Four New ^ Groups " 

Formed in County ",', 

Mainland Village Will RP «'• 

KpNt Field Tor Aitintl !,'!' 

!•: •;: IN, Tin. p; 

II.,i II. U.I 

M.vli'1 J:l. W 

M - i;i:Ii I), 

u.-i l-..p. II 

V>* K!».,r 1 Ii. r -. i J ;„; I 

CORPORATION 

WORTH OF STOCK 

A l 

^.'Z'.l $100.00 

IJ3t:ld!M:lJ 

Mis. i; j>..| 

1.. II...,. 11,, 

Circuline Wave 

hair »• it-ai wiih Ti si.njiii,. 

""•I l»iv,. y,)llr hair ,.,,,.I |,y a N(,,,la pra,|l)(1,,, ,.m(r 

choice of wavt—n8ht, iiifrlium ,,r iomu, 

De Luxe Beauty Parlor 

3102 Paeifie Av«nue WUdwood, N. j. 

Standard 

Piano Co. 

Ssjwu** Bench 

H ^^w Tin 

Player Piano 

Bri^tton, N,J, 

IA CHANCE FOR AN 

INVESTMENT THAT 

INTEREST. 

WILL EARN YOU 

DON'T AT LEAST WAIT. 

DROP US A LINE 

OR 'PHONE US, 

AND WE WILL 

' 3 'I •> 

V t ' ' l, -> 

M.'FriwM and baby, 

iWlll'lB "I H"- I 

i M 

1 " 111 "' 1 °' Sl11111 "'''''" " nlt Marllm JlMfi 

•MIi,ii,.i i-mili'd Mrs, Or'—" «"- -• - 

«.« A' I M,,r»n).l, -Mr*. Wll- Cap.- .May, Tup 

GOING OUT OF BUSINESS 

ENTIRE STOCK OF 

HOSIERY ALUMINUM WARE 

ENAMEL WARE UNDERWEAR 

YARNS, NOTIONS and TOYS, ETC. 

Will be sold For SOe on a $1.00 

OSWALD'S VARIETY STORE 

118 No. High St MiUviUe, N. j. 

Will>ou hear the 

Victor Radio 

Concert 

next Friday 

nidht . . . and 

Kear it right? 

j THjIRI- ii only one v.-ay to get the bejt recep. 

iiun of tir, grent eorcert—with one of these 

rmirvdm's Vktr-fo, .vith Radiola. Drop in 

tujay and la us show you! 

ltellPIioi.c:a.E-e " Ke^tos 

i DEAL DIRECT. I A. ROSENFELD 

NO STOCK , , The WineliMter Store 

Adams Avenue WoodMnt, w«B, N. J, 

SALESMEN, 

PriEt Complete, Installed—$34B,B0 

On m, mfmm plan by down vmmt rf W> Wwoe mMtUy. 

W.D.Speece 

Ifltofporatfd 

I Shore Road and 

Illinois Avenue 

P. O. Absecon, N. J, 

Phone; PlcasantPilii; llgj- 

imm Cipe May coo»ty AmribuUm of Atwatcr Kent «i 

«- C. A, Kadios and Orthoplioiiie VictroiM. 

DAN HENDERSON 

410 HIGH ST 

vith Radiola 

' A Mighty 

Bargain/ 

Sellers' 

Kitchen 

Cabinets 

A beautiful 32piece 

set Qf China, 

ware free with 

every cabinet. 

And 20 artielea 

of groceries on the 

•helvei. 

A real oppoh. 

'unity to mBke 

your kitchen belong 

to the modern 

homo. 

Millville 

in M'l* H,.»y. r, ••' 

a a Mill. III,, i Ir, in! r •f^lll! 

yr. ttiiil MIB 1 . ,N. l-'l.-ll.-t 

Hi Cap'' Mny. II i,- II. .Mi ;-|i. 

1 som« 11 in• Ii hi. r 'y. 

MM. Kai ,=, ,i,! 

.. in ,n \ 

r ii. ii ' r n llullH. 

* '» yi.ii i. .iiMliu.Mtruli.sti with ir ..itii 

IJryi-p. 

TO OUR OUT-OFTOWN CUSTOMERS 

ATWATER KENT OR 

RADIOLA RADIO SETS 

W« tan liiHtali iî!lies- m\u lndity* 

C. M. WARE CO. 

"Yonr Home Should Come First" 

MttiviHi, H, J. 

Creole 

Willin... >l» in 

h,i i...i,r.Miiii 

Millville's Greatest Value-Giving Store 

jVTEWBERRY'C 

1 1 5c, 10c and 25c Store fc-J 

Store! From Mnine to California 

OPPOSITE MECHANICS- NATIONAL DANK 

Ladies' Spring Hats Ladie*' Full Fashion 

'f • Silk Hose 

$1.98 to $3.98 

Boyi' and Girls' 

School Shoes 

low end hmh. All 

SPECIAL THIS WEEK 

A 42-piece Set of Dishes 

Regular $8.00 - - Special $4.00 

Boys' School T rousers, 

.$1,00 

Boys' and Girls* Sweaters $1.00 

Men's Fancy Plaid Stockings.,. .39c 

Children's Hose .lOcpr. 

CANDY SPECIALS ALUMINUM 

p e fln it Coffee Percolatori $1 

E"*"" ESS» 20c ft j a Kettles ..:....« 

Fruit Fudge,, 20c ib Combination Kettle $1 

Pemut Cookies 20c ft Extra Hravy Turkish 

Eailer Mlxture,20c ft 3 9" 

J. J. NEWBERRY CO, 

30 High St. MILLVILLE, N.J. 30 High St. 

235 Stores SSI Stores 

j,''! j hv iii'ii'uiit; is 

I- *ai!i«n. Will! 

tin) i'spurt a 

TliM tifUiiTintMi 

•OTTON 

Civil Engineer 

, Municipal nnd Hi[i!iwfly Eiijincdiiig 

Siirveyi — Finns — SpeiKirntion!! 

Supei vision of Construtition 

Sp«ii.lisiiijp in Heal Estate Dpyplopnvnts, Town Plonniiig, 

Street Pavini;, Mimifipal tinprovements. 

819 Aibury Avenue Oeasn City, N. j. 

CORSON'S 

FEBRUARY FURNITURE SALE 

Quality Furniture At 

Exceptionally Low Prices 

Alexander J ^TiX° 

Smith S 9 X 1 2 | Mattress 

Axminster | $21,50 

RugS j 4ft. 6 Ivory Bed 

f+TF T\A ,i good sprinK an 

5JJ.UU nil cotton mntti 

4 ([ A Cnhnn ' Renuliful Three-piece 

t II. U *wUUOn j m : q u a r d Velour 

Ljvin Room Suite 

« 

Mattresses 

$7.75 $145 

"WE DELIVER ANYWHERE" 

R. B. CORSON 

220-222 N, High St. 

MILLVILLE, N. J. 

La Rose Shoppe 

"The Store That Makes You 

Feel At Home" 

Everything "Nifty" for the 

Girls and Ladies 

If you are contomplating new garmenta, juit 

come in and compare our values. 

Specializing in Popular Prices 

Dresses !..... ,. .„„„ $9.98 to $2B.M 

Coats ,. , .$> 8.00 to $S0.00 

We take care of the stout folka. 

-Iliwl Mi.il.," Iliwc U r.'I.IIy Ili 

Ili.H.' .si. tile n.itrki,!. 

"BEST MADE" HOSE—$1.98 

i Cl 

FLORA Moitn iiBNHBnaoN 

SDII Bultillng 

Cor, High & Pint Sit. Millvilk-, N. J. 

I

«*• land araund ti» 

fcd To fie Raued and Oh »«-ond«—alnio*' •• 

Bijuipnient lit-coniM icry nioiiot. 'U1I minutes aheail of tBe 

3BOU, and In • > Insianf,, „,-,. ear. a Suealtl. "Tali late 

'liiillj. ilepreasiiig. Chandler lietorjf i« the wn, 

opularity. Tlii« 

fitting aeble 

j 

""'"*°' t Umf '' I Jn 

irectors 

,ia. r. my;. b.'Si'u;."i"," Diamond fubilee Msi % of B the ^ P f y TI 

—————— „,„„, ,,„ ,.„„,.,„„, ,ri.n,,i,- and Uiamona JUDliee ^ Reorganized 

Baffles Adrift All llva *"*' rof ""' i, i, a, £ rv ii * At a reor«anlB7loB meeting o 

d u*|« /nuilll /-UI T(ml man,lfncluri,fs sr, „,„, Has a New S« of Distinct |||e .^^deri B, lhe VlllBr 

Night Off Cape Mayiii,;^^,!;:r!: B pvef br| Model on W" 1 "' flf 1 ;;^"" 1 * ?*- ^ i lor 

We 

Ti 

bafg. 

re 

Fr 

Vfj 

R 

Ol 

11 

hi 

esi 

m 

t 

:u< 

Bi 

ih 

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id 

ise 

fl.l 

By 

No 

oe 

Cutt, 

, 9 

pnn=gd] 

tiBi- in ti i i >i i '" •incKnomeri or tne utiloi 

ed by Model on Market Fiabing, rreeiing and Cold gior 

blnillH —— aee Conpany, of iea hie CKy 

/urnl- SiUiiebafcer rompietert TI held on February 19, the follow- 

J-ears in the [rahupgrliitlun Busl- ln S ilireciora were elecled: 

,It. jn > last WeiiTimiiay. FebryarJ' _ Charles H, Clouting, BUBen 

which "• TI" 1 yo»"> "' •• ls '""••"'•'""I. """• l»» y«» ahead of |u lln,... P«"1f*l. Charl H, Cioutlngi | ! That !»,„/», 

WhM° "hey , ?", Vr'Ti , n " h"" ""* '""• "' """"^ The Erekl « Sl « t. a „,„ ,„ 

SiiV.-.v^r-.K,';..vn- r •^r"crB,!r-::!i- ^;- -^"--•'--I- -N 11 L 1 SrnLt,I c rr"d! « ^ «««* «rf 

Boo *a» tanufht out when a i-"'' 

•r of •urveygn reiuiteriNi *J - 

«n-.whue retlctnt ibsut dU 

'ood Crest, that Inmlliii,- _^_, 

r«M counly ri.mrt Nuuth 

r King Is -^. r- 

slvenesi in 

inn in the conduct - - - - - - - 

t»W they motored to 

BflvB " ! biuilnew. Me u 

Item HtlT day when the ^ n «-l>««er Of the well-known 

-Ti Crejii Hotel, bj acllve in 

" --!»»« • n>berôf the advertWne 

J«» f«d »»«„ 

| WI" ^"f; T 116 re = "• 00 ° '" 'lit Millvlll, PM 

if, £ l*, M ,L'Ty fM - ?""• Two appropriation, total- 

ha, m"y Wendf M "« l0 » »""" >>«i Prev,ouSly been 

, -L •"i^ 1 " "Bpropnailoi 

iall| through, work will he comi 

ad- On the illriipt.i^ 

. ... -ra-.«... «i aumnianiie—a one car on a liTy Qeofge T, Slenecker, 

In the den*, fog wllh li-ri mm kllctn-n labinet manutaciurers. reduced scale—truly « -Hull Tn(> ag^\n 0( (De eompat 

aboarii. tli^ tbiril bwrgy !* bear^ s'iiy. r'dfirfiii Spanish; Dalai- srisiticral." Its' production [« the wjj] ^ reorganiied and run e 

Heved to have ?(intjnu-fi iowaril Us' linteii Colonial ami smart, result of a European trip of A. B gound busineira basis and tr 

Narrnlk In to* of tb>- 10pr Ba|. up • let • i!a!« M'Jilrrn - Aniiirican B- Krakine, president of the dlrecters are looking forward I 

' lenos. [Kliarfftilil), Studebakfr Corporatign, in 1IS4, a trgnamn. .»«. i» ii.. •-n- 

Tbe baraes w,.re , i- ,,,|rl!t I! "Ill Pay any huii«.*ife who Ii was on February Jl, 1J53 liutm 

- when they ran too cl. ... lo th.- j '*• ii'i-rnti"! in latwi lionu. da.j tuai Henry and Clem iludebaker 

IlKhlnnip in Uiti llfavy lot'. Their veloprii. nl» lo go see ihesi. beau-1 set up a Illlle waign and black- - 

- pM(ht wa« reBorled to ihe Cap..;' 1 '"' "• * slslw. JI U (any loUtflllh shop In South Bend. The] ' 

May Coa»t Guard bajw liy th«! b,llev,. ,hat they «ill crsate wid,. I original capital wa» |EI and two i IIF^^/'NI 

- lug, whieh l» believed to have M.nimi.iit and lir ihe nibject o/!for-M " VV I If I 

PrMeedul dn Ite way, many a lively dlsrUHjion ot ciuhs, ehnjii- ,*,„ .,,,. hm,h-.-' I »» V^V^ J 

£.dV»V.«.^,»Th.vT!E _ , _ f uth De^ lie annêd .hat . Md 

l&XFJSTXrl'T? CHandler ^P 6 ^ ^t^triked Twagon ?£ | Auto Top, 

K e Cnrpo'ralion.'o? IIIIST T!l8! '»,. f)n«t aulomolille, Itl mad of mining for gold, he'built I SM» Cofert 

and were b^lnsiowed from EM:!'" 6 « oMl1 « rs Wn S built in wheelbarrew, andI wagons. Five B«A Cllftaini 

ton to Norfolk " ~' Anl «rlra was again proved by the >r! later he Bad laved 11,000. I 

Commander Addiunn ,.i f.., ; ' »« IK f of «he lintej Tijuca Hill Wi 'b Sis eapital, be returned to f-» « * II I 

, commander Add,.,.n ^! Climb. Sotl.h Arnrrlcan racing South lend and put tne moony RUffS tOt AH 

,„».„», .mi ngoi.hln were not ' *' M!iic - 1 " -1 ' 1 sl R' 0 de Janeiro an| l hl« slron» shoulder to the I _ « _, " " 

badly damagedKML. «»*• ' itudetaker whtel. Two other U T.,-.'- * 

/- I But why wilt uafl* 

elected: then to do all VOiB.'i 

.mine. Bugene deconjiinBi ^ 

r. gtenecker, Aik to he shown loot* 

Philip Prat! tamplea of wall pap,,,, 

an elected a. *hen get my estimate:- 

:oming year: for doing your wnrl'. 

.a«: secre- "ration. A guarantei 

lecker. of satisfaction goti jj 

p 

, W, Young 

rttnbiirg, N, J, 

, f Coa»l 

B.atlon No. », Mlll y.6 

"- 1 »«.8hiP were Jol 

lln ""M "> '"8 coliiâ. 

— - : : _ _ _ linft *"•"' Charnller, an i brothers had Urn joined tie eom 

Jd^ «» .nS.^T.Sgh ,„""& B,ry^ 

WOOTTON'S 

21 North Iowa Avenue Atlantic Gty, N. J. 

Maker of 

Auto Topi Re-upholitering 

Side Curtaini Cunhions Fixed 

Seat Cover* Se 

LUMBER 

1. QUALITY—Our desire to satisfy our trade always 1. 

ttandt foremort. Therefore our complete (tod eon- | 

tairu building materials purchated only from firms of j 

high standing, web at Barrett for roofing material!, j 

FEED 

Mrvi|ig 

COAL 

1. QUAUTlf—Oean Swnl Clair Coal 

EDITORIAL-THEATRE 

FEATURES OCEAN CITY NEWS 

^PEAN CITY NEWS the „„„, the baker, the mer= HOMBIOni MraOVlMlllTS 

hblUbed Sim fWd«r Arteniooii, fhatit »nd even the hanker .,» _„-- - -*•*"« 

lS ATMoe. 06MB City. N J ' ° n S discourages building „ 

G. F. AUtteel 

CWca Fumitun, i 

than an over nroductlon 01 

., , " , 1 Gods griiiij slowly, but er 

Liiless the present I .. - .: ' 

BEDS TE& 'Sim 

, . . , c-SErepduie line. We know the 

id bring ill . . , , 

, ,.- - -i. t -II- 1 - P a '» 8 ' Progrns IS ever forw.irii, 

rrvfiiiie, the building of new r«i- , , . • , . , i 

" I _ . . ,. , , . .hut frequently If is felt that the 

deneps ii handicapped. It is n- . . . , 

_ _ i i u i u i Path of civic progress has bmi 

illea nlcilloiis to think that thc situa- , ," ' .., »,,-,. 

,i« ,• . , , , EMrpd to the mills of the Cioils, 

""• tmn is rjused by over production, * . . " " . .« 

„ ., ,. , , , '"","• Such is not the casi>, however, if 

,1 with one-third of the country! , , , . 

... , " otie but takes the time to see 

in within siifh a short , , ,, . 

*'• ilktan -•» '" s nftull "y rrnnspireii. 

**' f, , ... , The continuation of the hard 

Ihe source from u-hirh rhf , . , , ,, , 

' " , , , , surfafing of thi! streets, which 

resort has to draw is so vast that , , , :, , 

. . , , . completes the program laid down 

it is bound to grow, but its pro- , , . , 

^~ , . . , by the city three years ago, 

— grc« can be srweded by rrmpying %, . ' . 

i , , . • " T h e initallation of the sfofm 

the obstacles, and to our way . . 

'Tit said "the mills of the 

—"-• By A. B, CHAPIN 

thinking every unwciipi, 

v Let us paUK for a second to """""H in the resort during N "" h St "'" s ' whlVl1 srr abollt 

consider the big Issue which will thr s m' 1 '- month is at. obsta,IP. """P 1 "" 1 - ~" 

Wde whether the coming sea- A ' the pr^n, ,ime (here are '"'""""mi "< water in the 

-flinelal success in P ba hly 3.IXKJ adults in Ocean ( " r ' llns ""' the a PP' "' ff ' 

i in the resort, Cit >- Everyone has friends. If l ^ llns '" lnstal1 n »" v " s > st fCL 

neasure drcide """^ Person here merely suggest. '•"""• ((Jx 

BBtther the progress of the re- ei1 ' h " atlvaiitages of O«an City - n " lne ' oth " improvrments ^_< 

MR is to he retarded nnothcr « s " «' was ""P'j' 

• iHi- ore Seeretary Mello 

ritary Hoover and Franl 

lii-n, or iiiinoli. Secretar 

ion. older thnn the two 

In younit enough to mam 

nilrahiy aftortbe.war ' 

for thlM nation and to 

hours a doy at bin office. 

Herbert Hoover has 

like a slave on develop! 

uaiional re 

Twcntysecfllid to Twentytiiiith 

Streets and hard surfacing many 

the Oreat 1 

tne guir. Th( 

that. 

•or* for othersHi 

i otheri WOME" 

I you, you H never be out '"" ** 

Jerrr Ofci 

" It won^t hu 

allows it. ;,i; 

A natural fool It »«pr!fS s ' 

of hill foillH, ' j... 

When ley wind* whirled lara 

tbe eitjr, • •> J 1 . ^ 

And people would shlvsr mtt& 

freeie, . 'ukl'i& 

ie day. I always would pu'^ 

e poor little fomlnine kn " 

• ' leas are much toug. 

law. These, of course, are mo- md history will repeat itself, ""'"«. low , tfacts in thc dt y 

' « N questl, but the real bu < in *. meantime if won't be P ar " cular| y ' f t!« W"k •" «W« Wdff. ,he worsT ofll.,"^' When | Jfi^'Xn ' , " £ 1 ^ """"«•«" •« ^der,t.nd "^Vii nim£.."dWt" i« u^^wto." 

•SrfJ .1. 1^ II* the utmost »al in enforcing the " hSS be *" re P Ortcd - wil1 « a » hi bm done """• ho t risen whlrAmeHca ha uone y bOneU - " UMe - V" «' THE whippini.poK may be a m % noi **&» « with the In a brochure recently got out at Antioch College, Ohio, * ««« of submarines eomlni 

Spueh mnoyance. the chowde ? deliciisn-s which lay „,;,, of barbarism, but our word wronJ""ibu? U on!'"can rS f-'i' 8 -*!*' " f *S '! mii * ( ° i he custon l of the old-tlme Shakers, who «» near a big city, dlsehargini 

pi^Tfcey fipre In fallacies. Like on thc M ot the Bay ' for it there would be far less '«""" 

ijPw lints of business, it Is dlffi- " ' -~- - ~ t"""' ' • — 

Jw;» have both the candy and SENATOR Tom Mathis, of L...... ....„ .. „„. .. .„. „„„ e a m m ^^^ wronB,,«-- -.....«... . 

|pt penny. It u population that Ocean, •says the ocean highway law-breakers who appear there There is an 'increasingly large -" implication is that while Christian living and principles The "jagged" lightning, mak- 

jCiipilM. values and demand that will be incorporated in any road knew they were liable to get 30 ""mber or thest Americani who, were suitable for ordinary affairs and in family life, they were not '«! "sparks" in the sky u not 

P&ka «al« Tiii ,u-•", „ - kin Cl,uv im,,j hu th, IJ.,;, on the bare back without knoweidge or the facts "i, 1 ? * or the u ' sid « world. There you had to fight the devil J B «ea « M, Mr. LeK. Weitlnf- 

415- g ^ P - ? ^ B or ln llle fuc6 o* llle '"t". *«»• Wlth flre Bnd dMl unseritpulously with unscrupulous people hoys e enllneer, ihow. wiUi pho- 

SSW ipartments ire producing lature. Let ui hope the Ocean --,-- _^_.. —, matiealiy aeeept foreign opinion A v,ery common idea Is that those people get along best In this t0 *>' ha HO «!"•» tater than 

WWII* they wUI soon become County Senator is a good pro- .,Hsvs rou svef aunled b tv. In every difference between our world who do not strictly adhere to the moril law. You have to be ^"hl'i »'«»«««>»•«». tn« tbe 

'llnterMti" those who "know that 

men and women America Is fll'lafoufof the law 

ly plannlni to start 

ii* in the affai.. 

Save loit our aoul. 

7:iwdrl n at, i Mndifin, — : —• . 

(yrilly reflect* o« Ae or- IT ISNT whtrt you live or 

pl««ei»| pjiintt, brick- how you do thuigs tint miken 

I, wrong wllfc th«c 

the Hew Coxey's Atrnj », ., , — _ . „ „ _ ., 

Saturday Eyen.ng Fosn One 

N ° N « d T< » 3 m J PeVil T ° M a *« 

may not wholly agree with the In a brochure recently got out at Antioch College 

sentlmont -our country, right or reference Is made to the custom of the old-time Shake 

W «^t Sempt ", our'aSoI fSS^L' l T^-^ 

UwS ? f Christian brotherhood, of 

He undereetlmates it. "Oh no, only to Chicago." rw'JiB 

If he were a woman, with only >" od lhe other, who hated taU(*|i 

n man's courage, and had Bad '"• '° •trangtrs, and who wUiiiiS 

ONE baby, he wouldn't have t0 * nub '°I B oa «. "I'm a eoifM 

nnother one for a million dol- srelal traveler, My age is ilffOT 

lara, I am jnarrlsd. My name liffl 

—^ Henry Brown, I Save a wm-'dfar 

France buildi dozens of tiny 15, Ha is In bunineaa In Mi* ; 'l 

airplanes, imaliest ln the world; York, I have a niece with ft*! 

Bvory Freneh submarine will ear- hair, our maid 1 ! name la MstHlahf 

ry one. One of these submarine I" there anything elsef" 

; 'i^ 

airplanes rose from the water The chatty little man •nUIea-i 

nine seconds after the submarine affably. "What oil do you luf$ 

reached the surface, went up for your tongue!" he inaalnWl 

J.0O0 feet, descended and went - 5a 

aboard the submarine again. ftrt a UtUs Tltt of U l U ^ 

A fleet of f»ihfiiiii.|n£» ^nT»jH^ =_ " .• **°im 

•"* aboard the nubmarine again ftrt a little Bit af imwSf 

In a .I"*""" »ntly got out at Anfioch College, Ohio, * fleet of submarines coming ,t fm Bul , „„,. ,„,,, .—'B 

en is made to the custom of the old-time Shakers, who J»P «'« « W*

lOOJ 

r^gW^ to Tert Measure of Intelligence and 

Ml*^B|g^îê By Puirfli IB a 

Large Number of the Schools k 

itSSkci do !t. W.wM.,, 

_,-,_JB Of its HMplBE 

«tyll mother Mid bj gum, to put law aerer Mi n unlUBalljF WSIUBB* «»fW*W»M«.;TO(MHr*». #j 

1 Loole pliyn the ludicrous ment. 

Haatn kflshand and father 

It is a common belief thai 

1 -Stlne oagBrtr ensnareii marriages are contracted in 

. loDd^dlgier, Jane 

Heaven, and wrecked in- well, 

!> Inge Rich is the mother, 

we'll call It the tea of clreum. 

•elr-effaGini y»«rs stintlal evldente. 

_ 1 nefieeted hr all 

Such seems to be the ease in 

IWvnuBfer dauibter, Jean, "Nobody's Widow," a delightful 

ilteieilo, 

romantic comedy starring Lea- 

, 1 Corbin does iflce Joy, which will be present, 

rf, the wilful older daughter, ed >t the Moorlyn Theatre neit 

gjs IWii* sought for her Thunday, Ulsrajly, the marrlafe 

'I. * young rotter, John of the pair Involved in this m- 

. lance. Harold Oood- phistlcsted Avery Hopwood com. 

• tttsoil of the family, Is edy, was solemnlied in Bngtami, 

eJleBtg and courage iemporarily wrecked when the 

dissipation. Margaret wife discovered another woman 

_^--t auddenly becomes aware In the arms of her husband, anil 

IWMsltton In tie household rehnbllitaied In California, with 

Kgti ahoyt righting 11, the aid of a blonde widow and 

iBBjjrtor yoUBger daughter, propitious circumstances. 

UM'wiit Into the world, el- We do not remember seein, 

[* reluvcnatimi 60th per- U'alrlcc Joy in a more fellelton 

' a Spiritual, wlai poilUon role In many a day. It is 

I the devotion of her during departure from ouch ">••- 

., I children. Her husband m she portrayed In "The Cling 

5J°_*» taken back but un-Ing 

Vine," "For Alimony Only,' 

There. are many 1B. "Ive's leaves," and other pic 

( conflicts In the picture, lures mnde under the De Mllle- 

*; nake one git up and Metropolitan banner, "Nobody' 

.,,. Uta, Irene Hlch plays Widow" is a htppy blending o 

'"UBeerlty asd conviction; ramanee, social Intrigue an 

H Itali Is at hia runnieat Mlmorons sltuallonfl thai mak 

•W iBEratiatlng, and all far unalloyed enurtalnmeiit an. 

gjWiabers of the cast seen Mln Joy scores one of the out 

attuned to the luood of standing successes of her hrlllian 

career, Thlg picture will be en 

joyed by married people, folk, 

rt« of the family who are contemplating plunging 

'"The Honeymoon Bx- into the matrimonial «a, and 

lafijr mothers caB gelthose 

woo have escaped the 

JTM aeUoa In the fefolt of shackles. By all means, see it 

1Lsmtrer. The story Is It Is one sf the cleverest picture 

f*«ehf, kowefer, and of the year. 

1 BBDU at FUmWsing 

OorlBne Orlfttth and her pro* 

•iuctlon, B, M, Aeher, bolleve In 

"f.Wng" m little u geHlble in 

the motion pictures the; make 

for First National. 

Thug It wan that Corinns ,i,rt 

her company Journeyed all the 

way across

1 

pji''•':/• HoAosmi MAFKBT STANDS 

•&:.;:. Beaux of inereuai traffic due to the improved raids throufh 

fCed»rvil!e (ad other Cumberland County towns touch of Bridgeran, 

tfQg&f.u •growing intrrest •» — J - J - - 

gyjffliof they «» juM ittrtiiig fa the burinm, would 

•con that now a tie logicil time for the lum f th 

^JFmmwt WWE FARM AN0 

..... — _. M " "V W, COLLWS THOMAS 

COLUMN f$* M f, llDoinasofYou, mgS Of T IIES 

tO Farm N 

i 

^ rann iN 

__ art Ltvlrk, CedBrvlIle, 

£ Vi» II moved from Dirttllnt Creek 10 

T I OUT iU preient locution. Fehruarr It. 

I NIainklviM I t h < r 'r-»l» y««» «fo. He remapped 

big iBipreveineiii n 

i OUitry 

pp 

l AtW'hra, on tmad« 

Members of Different " o| 

, on tmad«r 

iUe-Bridgeum road, Mi _(>___ • • • — —— 

inliiiif.. Urn, nod ,over An old slelel, whirh (« al least m W]rrtrA «» F*.kn»n 

_. .....wileal eighty yea old i, (B the pOa. Were tJwted at februar 

" lt « ln "i^ i">» »" MUIOB of Jurat. Devlin, nsar Meetinf—Leslie M. Black 

UTOWS 

in iwo yfjau i.* 

ds Over (925 

COUNTY 

FWKitche 

Be Made in MS 

Book. 

Librai 

Educational Value on 

Present Day Problems 

|JWte Ubrary Home College 

S Matter Pop? 

ifudy Is lacking! lie In the n dsl alar la ioln 

. -J of HilH ewnpripor c M 

. . 

enls UII> Payne, nrieliiat of 11,,. mirthful 

ducatlori I coniii.. "'s-matti'r pop." HIM 

'Ill iipDoar ri-Eiilarly i> 

irt. of the jraulhiWM.fc n,,w 0^| „,,,„,!„,„,, 

Through whri! Pop, Old-ilmor, Wiilyiiiii riml 

tut, to re 

vfdlWt 

• "11 ll I 

.her ill per hreW..thi. ilil,, hnr,|.lml!i,,i 

i knowledge and j'ram next ilnnr. They urn u 

told the POM! billtieH of wl,lt 

', juifulneiH, In them »ii ihe gri. Ava on Stone 

»• ufrB_r»tIon» 0if 

knewledgi. ow | 11, uiunci 

-- tobodied, AH n 

L"!?'?!."! ^ l Parent-T< 

,,,^. ..JOka can furntah the mil 

:'-'Uitola for Beginning an nduca Active in Promoti 

[ or oontlnuJnE Its progre in 

point." 

School Work 

hi County Library keeps 

iinalt of the tfmei. by adding 

He new books which mem the 

' tut from tho point of view of 

entertainment or pronl. Follow, 

Inl •« some of the recent ail.il. 

hf renture of the last reBiilar 

ting or the Avalnn Home anil 

chers' Aaaotlatlon wna a 

ndlel reaillni "Bj' Mrs, Alfred 

per, of Court llauxi.. The nub. 

was "The Perfert Trihiii..." u 

Rbtaiy's22d 

Anniversary 

Memberihip Circles Globe, j 

With Same Principle, 

"Service Above Self" 

Good Wi»hes For Founder 

ffFUWER 

Motoring Rhymes 

126.000; Hickory, y, (Uekory, flock, 

ir ran up tho block 

i'l"hrale{1 the fn 

irlri, Whurpviir a Itolnry club 

« b..,.n isiahlUhed, it had addsnmi-thiiiij 

t0 ih.. fornmnnily 

•'. Ev,.ry bfinnl of direcrors 

liolliry Inlirtialional has d«indnd 

proof thai a cnminniiliy 

m rnnity for the esialiilshmeni 

the club hi.fnr(. It would con. 

11 lo II! forliialion. It in a 

rillnai principln of Rotary that 

liii'mbiT Hhniilfl join for what 

can give 10 tin- club rather f 

in fnr what hi, f.ipi ut-t run t.t I 

t, iinlew. invited « 

^•"•MMt «Mnd owoen __ ire not ev 

man, «, i. Pougl.w, Graydon » 

" pnmt]jt of produce th»t u not la 

laTllf "< "' llr ' v er full of jnkc, 

When ready to rearrwti 

,.,.ting of ••The „ 

quipment in the kitchen, it It 

umane Boclely" **>* 

od Plan lo stand In tin j- 

tion 

u»d indoors for P"" 0 Kgld Mugeum, I _I___^~ "" • 

White, S, B,, "Lions In the 

"Pa" permits a 

•ttdr own placn. 

Fsiion'i aAviee md 

A ' "I 11 annual rni-i-Mnf. of "Thu 

PBth," Five Milt- Death llumane Socieiy" 

Biher, Irving, "Prdhlbillon al 1 "' 1 ' 1 '"r 'he uleclinn of nl 

III Womt." The author, a pro -I lhc followinK diiHcioia (ilid pffllof 

fessor of- economlcti at Yale, ! 0(lrs WBr " elwieii: of 

Bikes 11 plea for education and! Prenl.Vnt, Miss Eia Wiifnl- d 

enforcement, I wani: Becrelary, Miss IE, p. Eitli'; Tl 

Lytle, J, H., "Bird Dog Days," treasurer and financial secretary. "' 

Iherwoed, R, B,, "He We Are Mrs. Fred Trojtell; honorary 1* 

*I»ln." viri. jirefhlenw. Mm. II, II. Hi 

Peiirrh; flrai vif 

of the Middle Border" ; (apiimal ilrpanmont) Mrs. j, nn 

* 

1 C1BI in 

3' " Bntllh Illei 

Uncoln, J, C, "Big Mogul" pValprBfld.- third vice pre«ldiMii, 

rhe la " l{ w " a ru " "' Basoline 

And when the Coroner arrive 

Th t0 m a raile 

" *"'' " - 

**>* 01 H"» «» Britilh Isle, Cerrecl lblr^^Bcf. .,„,„,,„ 

Ijiiblin aecepied Ihe principles I Pass other ears." said he "ifs 

f Rotary ln 1911 and In August because I'm lr( a hurry and I 

f the name year, thu notary feel no elation?' 

'"' 1 " f a = 

Ijoncioii was established, ^ 

h'' British Islas now has more!rvi 

, g Mdmll 

Arehlbald, "Thtf Alltrif&ts" 

• • • • 

POTATO GROWERS SHOULD BI INTWI 5^^= 5T5S-:Hr~k^Hi^ 

l ""'. Mrn. A. J, Miiiier; direclorB buI ""> 

dhambers H W "The Man Williain B, Hoffman, Mrs, Freil "It" 'hi 

They HaagBd "' "' Ilolnies, .Mias Franc Brand, ori ' n" w 

BiUnd, Margaret, "The Kays." ?'"»• "' l| Dr «" (i ' S ""- Chafl p°""f" 

_ J.»«. Will, "Smoky, the Cow. " 8 "f"*' »' r - Joll British INI;;H now hiyj more 1 

two hundred ami fcW£__uy- J 

clubs all established upon' 

4ame bii^ls of ethical prin=j 

i. liiliiiial co-operrilion and 

nalifinal good will, as arcj 

in lh.' frilled SlnleN, Not' 

have the English apeaklngj 

lies aeeepiijd this Idei " 

[ wiiie Hervlce ln»tlMi(lnn. I 

« O'Uanleh Mrs. Fh 

Hone." Charles Green, SIrit. Henry 'lunsarli 

Tbe» kooki may be requestPd Sehwa'-"'"'-"''. 

•t II, nation of the Capo May mmt ' Ml but ihe |.|,__ has trnnfllaferl Itunlf 

into Ihlrleeii laneuasnii. Clubs 

are now conducted in gpantah, 

Portugese, Italian, German. 

French, Csech, Ja,paneae, Dutch. 

Hungarian, Norwegian, Swedish, 

Finnish and Danish, 

*"* M 

Dunn lie programs for social 

County Lftrary. Bmg ^ 

betterment have been laid out 

by clubn all over the world, in 

Dr. Julius Way addressed Ihe Iho United Slates Iradeii have 

^hst Makes a Stone Harbor Parent-Teachers' established codes of practice 

p _____ f*u - AsNoelaliun al ihe Hchool Iloiiae which owe tholr origin InrBely 

reraon Uharminf ]stl Thursday ift..rnoon. Tweniy In the agilatlon for blither 

alandards conducti'd by llnlarlans. 

Ue gait 

Mt Op/K)rtunitl for 

-Jon » not only get tht mat 

formation about potatn grrm-mg aid mttltet- 

I' WtBOred entirely. 

""•"a barrel 

XJLV ll»e other day. 

C, Strlciief. 

I^Wwjj^fSfips 

I thougl't 

^5nBJreae 

and J,» w 

' m '« tout Han,, 

eAND 

DECLARE veum. 

Celd BUM 

•evei, SW 

— ~ independent if 

ysn own • home of jta 

^tatlonie^ta 

w« ptaBaiBf, And let 

'IPCOILINSCOMPAN?^ M 

The followlljgartiele written nl)w followlogartie1e wrlltcti niemb.. were taken Into 

-j *y Mini Ruth Analey, daughter racmhi-ri'hlp at thi- hearing. "~~" — 

j^ fll Mr, and Mri. John Aniloy,! The association voted to ejt- So's ¥onr Old M»B 

{;j well-known Sea I»lo City sum. tend an Invitation lo the Avn. „__,. , ——- 

£U ««r resldenti, is taken from the ion Parent-Teachers 1 Assoelaiion H7. '* """ Kt »«f- "I *»»•• 

'•h -^Ms^lphla Bulletih, M!._v§ Ans. to attend Ihe next furling. 

to J«y Ii a m--i_ior at the Phlladrl- which will !>.- In-M Thursday. SIiKie! Yen. 

|! »i« Normal School and IK on the March 17, 

pmr - What'H wrong with 1 it? 

sf.-i ««S of the school's publication. Mis. jnhli llehle resigned, an fltude; You ain't .:•! yet. 

.'- • . treasurer, as she i.H also secretary ^" ^=-==:=—-—" 

^ Wiat is Obarm? of the ftsNoriritloJ!. .Mrs. n. 1, I'm giving yon the roid dnpe" 

j: Charm Ii not alone fair akin " erB| rt was elected to suecueil said the nume. pouring out the 

W.- «M em, a shapely bodr, accord; Mra - um "' lsh m e''iclne." 

S; >n* to Ruth Analey, 

£•' ..* Berson'a eyes njay be as 

'. 

fteiUtlrul Hi a fawn'i; his mouth I I 

of elaigle iiaii ii line; j his voice musical, I| 

mrs^^mrz 1 List Your Cottages For 

i» charm li deeper than Che ] I 

*srd forni or eipresaion: It I *T*1_ - "I i\f%*9 O 

TUXSfJsti* I The 1927 Season 

J could call a, perion'ii eyes 

utlful if they mirrored an Already inquiries are corning in for rentals for \ 

r»uj, or a mouth ir it wa, ,he 1927 season. Be sure to liat your cottage, i 

m and hard, or the voice If ^ ,. .,u ,L e t tr 1 ~ > 

••« always used to say some^ j ? r apartment, with the Sofroney office early, i 

(I unpleagant or unkind, or . Don't overlook the fact that the cottages with ! 

m»Biiers if ihey *cre in- I the best furniture, and which are kept clean 

Is .omethln, that ,___„ I » nd neat - brin B lht bi «« Mt r * ntaIs ' 

'out «, but It, requiret much I A little paint here, a new chair there, a new 

I, unremitting loll, I rug perhapi, or aome new dishes. TTieae in- 

•• I vestmenta, small that they are, will bring you 

A Sip «f g OM handsome returns in larger rentt. 

A IW^ Ut UMStrveYouh Any 

Ali ^d1S^«h9B0M, Real Estate Wmy I 

*0B CM Save Money 

Day or Evening Phone Bell 2 

Maurice M. Sofroney 

Ludb Avenue at Wot Jenay 


Insurance of All KmdM 

1 Ati>l llii.y rill 

1 dock. 

, A enji 

Was ri 

atmosphere an 

of It If the niv 

l^£Z ' "-J.jJL. >J^.L. ^ f ljL *j „ , i . i L ^ ' 

JuttlM! "How old (hi weldeiit '•' WtfM "mtfi Tebm'' : W'M 

hSMtnV more ta» on automobiles. 

DefendBiit, "Whr, I dimmed — ; 

my lights Brid WHS hugging tho "How can you B.TOM id 

curve," automobiles below cost?" I 

Justice: "Yeah, that's how mml "Oh, we make our mnnnv - 

AU Said And Done 

The ConHtahle said It w 

The nativeB said It wan 

He ualii it was rhe life 

Hid frleniiii nalil It wit 

itart Today 

lie geltine th 

nlnt 

»er». nnil IPBH upon ottieni. 

To look for tho good 

ill»r most unpromising people. 

To Blvii your enemiep. 

oho! for good Intention... 

ilarn To ,10 (hone Ihines nnd B 

'soon life (trowH Hweeler, 

Wishing Never Built 

A Fortune 

You cannot wkh your way to fmineial 

independeBCe, 

To fet there you niiist S1TO lystoinfttleally 

and lefnlirly. That takti real courage— 

at tie itart. 

Soon it becomei a habit—a habit that will 

idem mean for yen financial security and 

independence. 

It ii snrprisia| how a savings account, with 

four per cent, interest lompoanded ienii. 

annually, grows in this bank. 

FIRST NATIONAL DANK 

SM^Md 

For Your Children 

A Christmas Club for spending. 

A four per cent, Interest Account for real saving. 

A trust fund to provide for them in case anything 

should happen to you. 

(You can arrange this protection either by setting 

aside property NOW in a Living Trust, or by making 

your will and leaving your property in trust,) 

All these things you can easily obtain at this Ocean 

City boosting bank. 

Theatre ticket* to be given to the children. 

Banking • TrusU • title Insurance 

4% Time Accounts • Shfe Depoiits - Investments 

Settlement Room* • Vititor's Information and Travel Bureau 


Title and Trust Company 

Aibury Avenue at 8lh Street 

I "When Yttmr Interut Grow$" 

W. H. AUSTIN S§1 

WILDWOOD, N,^ ' || 

"The Old Reliable Yard 11 ''.'jfa% 

Drei. WeU and Succeed 

MADELEINE SHOE 

371S HoUy Beach Ave. WUAô 

PAHTiOULAR DnESiMAKlNO 

The Machine Shop For 

Every Repair Shop In J| 

Cape May County || 

• •& 

Cylinder Grinding ;' j;j 

Piston Grinding ^ |« 

General Machine Work ' :'.;M 

puplicate Parti

epresents Opportunity 

Advertising 

Information osTBoriTirr THE 

m,AUVtrtl.lna ll mi 

•«•«•• SHlIFia UK 

©IF. U* Cm 

Baut HE 

NOW YOU HAVE SFI- & THE 

ear at tfie aut£n»bfls nhow drlie it 

and nollefl the superiorly 

l Hu 

__ TOE new FOIIDB AIM- IT 

DiigunHntUuliingblli rtow a.m a man I »iuil 

ni,j[liii,B rul B, ,1 inr prim nn < li turn 

FtlilBr fa I Chî. 

SOB" IS THE TIME TO TIT 

ton- fnr mur III» nr rtnut H 

\nii 5iif ElgtHi! hi Gciiin U" 

IM-nn. ITS D I'hllnd. Iphlji offlri 

SHORT CUTS OVfl FEBRUARV 1- U 

America is the land of 

As short cut We tele 

phone, we telegraph, 

travel on limited trains 

And into this atmosphere 

of quick satisfaction this 

Classified Section brings a 

direct servire that is quite 

in keeping with the spirit 

of the times To busj 

people who know what 

they want and wane it 

riRht away this is an in 

Jlapanwbt part of the 

papx-r 

Read Them Carefo 

âli. »hsle town 

THE Hk&T Of LElTHHt IHJO", „,„, ,„., s*inS8 lo r*crS">"i- O 

' «wkuifin«hlP »mrim4 *llh iinU,,fc ihrana lla chill off of lftei« 

,-j-i iittid*-Fii m-u-fiftiirj Hi m «'"L „„„„ T\ lien tu me ytwr furnace Ja 

J pfiiH* itsfe fi-ta Ik ni ii" jiûiij, fi_ W Ryan, Wildwrad 

iz3 A>DUFf Avf Oeean ni, 

i-d Fight In the hr&rt of Oi4« 

nnd I* ,t Hpfkd «Hh, U 

OF REFLTHMHHINQ TWO I \ItOK RTOttfcS I-OR 

u l Thinking ef hujint. 

iiiirr gen* ml h 

ti.nslla ^T 

ftw odil ifi«.fi.a iff /uFnllurt"' I Iniirn «-BH: mid iM€ f located esa^ 

tii arid notli-i. lia« dlffin-it tht. prti nlcnfly in Slonis Hnrt^F ^ e2l 

I l»Frnce 

TH O mOL T UlLfc Ol T» ITS 1 

Mull?]., Isanrd iiJI in filajrliij, 

illl ran Ifiis r.j7.i! L6""» Kg lid 

Kliil,.n TueHnlii* h J 

'£ dl ,""/J T 

mr l-nnl m^rie 

Court Huw>i bU\T rtOTTOM 

lHi.il rcr null 6 h p 

Uillimi. SI)tpPI.F,1 lip.. M.) 

^ III si-tl fur 175 00 \ r*-iii IN 

J **ulte«fi & Han, Si 

THE NEVi EnsKIN \\ \H \S 

alnaerl nBUT1a5d ^ u * e fiuJoinol if ^h ** nd I 

-••— ar\".« *pe Haw is^lfii, irij. for II 

|noir n.ldltl.in tu ilu. Ki,,,l. |.,,1, , ntl, | i,f 

Ihi. U.r» 'm'rik »n 

TIMI- TO mi isi 

la Jlltf I. ftn. th 

AS.D 

Mr inolor and n m 

" '"" luid «"• M 

* •"*" Hlsllmj ana 

S'MATTBE POP 

Tllf r\IIH H\TTEI!i fcni\F< 

?,i r rV2"' r ', """"•" I", lir inH 

ir'^Hi'V," ,.'"',"' i,"r h"" 

I MIWi I \ M J ISi I I \M THI 

* U ._- f - V "! r P^-Prl* Ii .Hfci*Int 

ItKlf f-t Our 

(own tnJklfiK and 

iiyiU'gi of till jui 

frBiiI ffirlQF* ID jfou 

*UrfilfUF*< fo Aliant 

HIJIT MnriB nnT,n , n 

iniui n i&ii nJyrslnijm tun 

wnj.Fii.r plus _ 

in F>\crv w&j* Thill'* Ilip 

frofn ana nl 

Advertising 

p*nt; Bell âae llltf, ©CMS cS- 

j sent: Ball Wt 

ftBd K*ytU«» Ftion^ 40, Sea bis City A d t l 

0, Sea I«l8 city 

Jn ttb noctlon are f casts « 

. SOWB SAFE IS'D ^ 

ivtr lnv .1 In H>ul ...1..1. 

ir ri«url ai 

Ocenn rilj l» un 

B, B Roa«vr» 1M7 Ai 

Pl 

of wooui AND ui 

Ma* Court KM" 

K5S ssah tuilooc 

ck Ileilevue Hoti-I 

.i 1 .!?" 1 "*' " Jd HmuJfifiiliilii &JJJ CIT1 IH THI n.»l 

UfcMONSTHATI 

nnd modrn, „ 

The hm-wlr,, 

a J NiUiik lu titFj puFrh»ua.r (Jut Eu fi ^ F ÊUlur Monday Feyilis a«i 

;ii^=^_ _^. Jr. t.r ^ -s^ A, —; 

fVEsed sol i nd liiv^ntm^ni In ri li 

Ji. OW/in Lily In In Im inriiniy 

Ilk Hi" '• •"'» '•"• 

MamnL Mas 41mmi-Fmufi 

B, COFFBf, HtAITOH Ull 

•pd Slmpitcfn Av» Qrt-an f hi 

h 

r«al 1-HLUIO in Anirrlr-Ji K 

Fiunily llLJiort II p»>* 

i rellablo brokiF Phone US' 

—>• 

.. Sir, — WALTMI H 

lo Ml loll nr Ih. futiiFi. for 

City I 

fiaw nnd Ftup juiir ItiiitHi 

Hb HI ..nd Ail IF Hi 

ii Cily, -H 

TO iTOCKHQUDEHS 

Tnnifeti of Cape May Count; 

Property us Hecsrtrd IB 

Ocranty Clerks Office 

Extracts nf all Deeds 

a, bi^R, HUU 

to Qtth&flne 

Let 1, I>1&ek II 

lfifi, w MvHiimy ft- «x ts 

m J HI,,-, han |1 Oil Turi of lot 

11 hlrak 1 KOlltllWtat 

t Or-In 

"E pain .MuFlli*- I In roFpftiun rcnOr Umdis | \\* U£ 

Fl N r of o 

ur U fnr 

Tutaoay Mareh ) ^937 

far fh furiitKhii.t nf nil innli 

ill " ird 

r*-li compnny Imni 

Kiitf! "i in' full TfiiuUf't f*r tii 

for rh of sî! 

nofd lln.> (>r i,| 

IT (Eirt-Ptlnp totH ( hiinrul c nn g^s ] 

Jt-f^ry H«rnileaa from nil I r T (iliiLlr 2 lm

M^^S 

County Sports News 

eric Men Too 

i For Times Five 

epermeii Could Only 

§^» One Reid Goal 

j-r. —., Connty Tim* ty 

iMiiMd last Friday Bighi 

- !•!« Oily by the stands.,, 

UtJS Company, of Ocean city. 

to limn 1 passeri scored but 

T, «eM goal during the enilrt 

MMe, Bddlt Btevells scoring that 

.JlilBllti meg lad at ia 

«M ••«, the newiBapernien 

"igjtol two point, during 

IBd Wr, alas Mi abut ou 

%«• fltld. 

W ttimi for tie Bleetrl. 

EJMW Mm, Baking eleven 

fejl» team's tweiitfoii joints, 

"Mlild goals anil one foul Hii 

•Mi, Blackmail and 

iwred one each. To. 

rttii 

I MAY COUNTY TUBES 

T. 

[Pleasantville Still 

Ocean City Hoodoo 

Beat Family Resort School 

, ri Lads By 2M9 Score 

lillville Lost f Egl Harbor Easy For ' *•.. c»F~H^b KM I.I 

To Sea hie • Ca P e May City High I*-"* "•* 

Jensey Leaguers Trailed Be- 

hind Local Rve AH 

Through the Contest 

F. Town-send Was Star 

Kenne and Long Scored Six 

Field Coal* Each 

School easily 

r ancient rival., VWnsnni 

vll!.. High School. Monday nlfiht 

27.19, before „ inrgp ,„,„,, , 

riMMnrvillo, 

Bill Oroen, the Malnlanclor' 

captain, with flvo flBlrt (soal,. rini 

'Tuckerton Girls 

Won Deciding Game 

Defeated 3m We City Culi 

On Wildwood Floor 

Tiiekprton Girls defeated the 

[Storm Interferred 

With League Game 

Wildwood and Hammonton 

Gave Fans Exhibition Game 

In on tilill.lilon conical staBfd 

uangeraiia palata In sucb psgltlou 

(hit lii headlamp rays itrlke the 

red reSeerers. giving effective 

wamlns of Ihe danger ahtid. 

Thousands of Keystone "red. 

fieses" hare proved their value 

in the .prevention of 

particularly , 

famlll. r with 

Men profit not by 

read but by what 

Sea Isle Hly Girls' ouIritM last'st Wliifwtml liut tonirrky niilhl 

Sfflturihiy nielli, tiamiitlft Ihelti 1 WlldwiiBil • defuaied Hnmnionln 

nn 8.7 imunrlng In tin., of the i 3123. 

Mlllviile, ,,( ill,, so,,!), j,.ra,j 

League, were eiwy fur a |s|," 

City lam Frl.lay night, iu.. n- 

irt aulnlei lakliie ilu.ni Intn 

mp 25 IS in nn i!ittTt*>Min£ 

Sea l.lu Cliy |P,| 

ill were never (nn 

ilf tlnio. tho Jill 

f. 

Mlllvillo .cored (»•, 

_ via u 

luug and 

Ihrijufihoiil 

jit^ni-i!, A[ 

iM trail 

lvf of :heif 

?, fuijl iinfv 

ellinif with 

The runes led at 

if flr»i half 5213, 

ily BUJWrs wuro j 

•llll.« (luring ihi. an,,,,,,,! j,. 

EnBI,,iinrt Hrlntlllaii-il r.r 

Th- ttC;" 

ainrt Hr 

llarbur t,iw|r,e 

iurs. Tn, 

son 

•oiiilvllle |PI| ,,, M]l 

The lineup, „„,, . 

ri.EASANTVIU.f: 

F F 

four and Hire? singh-p 

gpefiiively, 

TewnHend'a thfer- limibh* 'iffk= 

era and Morton's iwci fleld Eiiala 

featured for Smi Islt* CMy. Titm 

WhlltlnBton and Charlt.y Ku»linl, 

netting on* earh, Thf &• nr* 1 

« Etiglihnrt, F 

C, Hueaoh. F, _ , 

Mamhali, c. 

Cciiangt*ir., G= 

RiSBills. O, 

F, 

4 

I 

1 

0 

U 

tl 

iimn 

F, 

1 

3 

0 

U 

0 

!„„ Terry. I . 

, Mlllor. f 

j firmer!, r ; 

I liaracinsky. g 

! Grajisn, g 

T. l Martin g 

9] 

t| Tntnl. ....„ ~{, 

uj OCEAN riTV 

"I 

iyp'1 at Vtlhlwnot) before a'rnuiitnn reereaenmtives ri!imt>*ft." 

Bnd Bt|n|L NoviUy w 

Total. .„...._ 

Rf > 

I Slater. Score al Itarilware Merchant; "Mayhe; 

thrn'H bJc!iU«o there's «o much' 

dri, nn it." 

Referee --. Flthean. Time 

b. C. High Held , 

Millvillejo 24-20!| 

Score WM Tied at Half I 

Time, 13 To 13 

M "%^ Prvmpt, Sum anj 

Softer Pc-Ul Action 

New Body Lro*.- a, $msft and graemfmi tu 

any on the boulevards 

New CoW C o b i i 

be 

Reasons when a cDltufne ' 

I i ffB^raj grouping of ir-rely 

afs are pitfalls, sf eeuFfi?, 

I 

, have mainly tp do with pg 

Iff many still pessfsa an jne 

to match ihadeg by narat- Nflt If* 

the ghapi that eulfll fof tha Houth 

The T&Q-F&ce Salt Appears 

They're wearlnf it under the 

vi*int#F eeat of Qlsth sr fur, the 

ttiTFecfly and ffleHculriuHly ialfored 

iwtj'plect suit that is emnrt only 

whan worn with tho cOFfcet ae- 

ccsBdfiea, It , !s made of men's 

Fuiting, sf rep or twill, lincl, In the 

flpofti form, of novelty wonl for 

the skirt and aesntrastlnff material 

j for the P5al gf jarket. 

lied. The 

Si U la 

in the 

h 

II it trua lhal 

Ij'pps j iyiE story is the _ 

'—-torial aavantagtj ef its own tsp. 

ouiiit that haj the 

^h»ft Ihe name Is the *ims—hy nn | P«at- 

•i* ayep i, SUre that every vat sf On ^ s y r h suit ^ P'etured, It |s 

ye Will be & pepfert maEch fsp thi? » ihrte*piflee affair, made up of 

iW*?*diRg gna §f the same name, ik-ift, shufl eonl and iqpcdaE, The 

S ilitle more yellow in one ahjids skirt i§ a navtity check in three 

isnible 

WE BUni ANYWHERE 

Concrete Sidewalka Curbt Gmt 

Reinforeed ConcMto 

Estimates Cheerfully Given 

Sole Agents for 

COOPER'S ASBESTOS SHINGLES 

in Atlantic and Cape May Counties. 

Illinois itind Shore Road 

Absecon 

ters 

,,iore ycl.WP. ,„ «..^ „.„_„ 

S a hit more red in another will 

«H in a broken symphony, j esat !• 

be SiiitÔf Fiist impsFtaBS j fnlddis 

fe matter hew true it may be jj hwlt ' 

1 a perFeet whole may be ruined ^fl^ f " 

all 

»i It la lundamBntaHy true 

... the mil ti the thlnf. One 

Mr %e eeBieloui ef; a pleasing ef= 

tnade yp ef the sutt pi-ui ths 

isrleii. hut ii ii the suit, at 

reM and esat* that ii cfidien 

tfee entire eostume is built 

that suit aa a baekfpound, 

t, therefore, pieftsljfi tlmt !n 

•aa frock there Is "a matehfni 

iho 

of tan and brown, the short 

of plain matefial in ths 

shade, trimmed with the 

slid the tnpesat i? the deep- 

lined and €Uffed with the 

A cleveFiy thOil^tlt=OUt Ift- 

sven is the fur that makHs 

collar of tho (optqai^lts gs 

noniie, Note, for future refer 

-. tho Slender JlncS, 

riving at COftglUalSna than by 

means of pictured ffiOdels that ftre 

typical of the general trend SF a 

fashion, Sinarl fer spurts or 

mornJoff wear, ths freek pi biaek 

I wh»a plaid, cut In two nU-cei 

and Uneompremlsingiy Btfaitfht of 

line, prefers a red epiit, Hnking it 

to the (Jrcag with a aenrf of the 

Id, This black, white and red 

3f CDrnbinatisn ii cSaohtialSy 

tngJi, the women of Franee ef- 

feet it in many ways, 

Red end gray—little §een sf lai*? 

yegfH—combing in the eneMtiepif 

dresi nnd cpftt coslume At-nlgnal , 

Pporta wPftf. Thfl skirt foa- ! 

tyfpji f\n& pleats nnd the waist is J 

imed with banda nf !ho skirl 

Fir, which HJMJ lines the Hv\in^ 

plain, thri'D^fiuarii'rs lenffth 

cnaL The latter, you w(M P*?**, 

rrt n flnwer In the snm* 1 folor fifl 

he skirt, it is a ffid of thr- nFflnHa.! 

YWPF fnFhlon to niatrh fikirt find 

jfit bnuianniere in both matcrln! 

id rolnr. 

The little modr! fnffiiM] nsit In 

yd an ft white iinvphy m r iferinl 

will eetiie many ppinta is quam 

regarding details Of the epring 

made, length pf Skift, for In- 

stance! Any anfuniefit that skirta 

are gattlng iongeF would eeem is 

he Fefuted at the sutiet by this 

itnet length affair. It sets tho seal 

?f apprsv&l Sri blue and whilq, dri 

he ahart coat, on embroideries as 

a trimming. A suit for the niQ= 

nt, under the b!g fur cost, a suit 

for splint? ail by Itself, 

*atln A Vogue Of Tbe Moisost 

Whenever there la a waiting 

e, Jn fashlpn-land, satin fflakca 

SpppflranEC, It 1B alwaya smart 

i frpfks, suits, hats and blouse?!. 

QWtJ it= 

adgenr and (oo 

ckground sf th 

ekirt of black satin upon a bodlus 

top has EL blaiise gf cgara? beiga 

Ia?e, proving faBhirm'i fondnssH for 

y and belpa in enmbinatisn with 

black, lnalead of whltr*. The cSat 

of black Botin HM a e^Har of the 

fabric, but is faced back with a 

pqintsd laeo that given a finUhlng 

grace, The girdle is of moife 

ribban. 

The ftat of the mode Is blaek 

satin in fliis nf thn approved small 

shapes that have a tam=s-ehanier 

jfown—beret. If you prefer !U The 

velvet rtbbsn band flnd hew nro 

pern, BQffiPwiiat deeper than the 

ifitie sf the lac0, but thn name 

:olof, BaLin Bhosfl rnhif)1e£e lha 

nut fit, whteh rftHihlnos lha tnPPO 

mnst regnl sf the ninffinU thiit 

live on from seaspn tn poastin FB= 

. he one with t]iu oiher, 

and tiuiifii gf the iimny tho one, 

?ry i"d fudtwoiif, or Imsh ry 

:incl Bi-iirf sr HUWI-F; tuniwvur and 

hamjljiifr, ur hiiJi'lljiis? anti !it!W.= r; 

llftt nnd if;ii-r, nr JWiwor, «r Jmslcry; 

fhepe arc; many approved reiiibina= 

ilOfis. Jiut iipwever the piirts ar« 

cnmhinciii, u muac ha worked out 

so that ths two of Ihfoo that mutch 

Will tti* In nliHoMltS harfiiDny with 

thn p:lH!f tfoupa, PIJSB this rnsull 

win nt5l_bo an en«tnib!ts, and thii 

it be art eiijiomhls is gartsrially inu 

perative. 

eights, for all HgrU of nÛFd 

Lack of hulk ia desirable 1Q 

, for it li the end and aim 

ery woman te appear siendar 

3 Blender aM jtaealblo. Light- 

eight ni*it*-ri il& urn dosirahê und 

Klip of a BarniBnt of SeergqttB 

t 1 fl dpmanclr Trimmings &ro 

SF tailored, and there is a ten 

y toward iinns that make the 

Ent form flttlh^ 

olor \s Importsnt* ef course. 

will effijet 

Tho 

lin rie 

IdipH Is enjoyinE popularity 

ninierlal and as a trimmlnjf* lpnd = 

Ing charm to many of the s^west 

3ffi;rinK3, The entire range of 

Iripfs opppare *— fine, cobwebhy 

m.iffn and marge, Htriklng pattciFiifl 

—nil with their purpoaes. And the 

airit en?(?fnh!e mftkea yga sf boih 

^nHP nnd iiife. 

In thfi plrtUTPd eostum? 1 thfife la j mii«t they hHrrnpnizi 

a fine correlation sf part?i, unitlnff other, ihe parts nf ra 

nf chnnpini? niitriurt. Salin. 

id lace nrii fhn three, 

Travpl lii EnjaroninS 

It may be nn old sfnry, hyt Ihn 

old 

I s 

are, frequently, ths msat 

, arid harmonising aeee»= 

Foundation Lines 

f* VI3S tho sicndLir figuro hhould 

^» Wear aprne Hort of a reatfulh- 

^^ Snff garmont, if It Ia ts wear 

the new mods satiflfaeioFiiy, We 

fit cunilng irilp a season wi»n the 

fitted hipline and the !lal ba.-k wlii ' 

play iin important part, nnd it oun j 

be assured sniy when thn Qor§et Ii I 

flttdd pfpperly. The eiifiht I"! 

dues not call for n. heavily h 

rnflilf, but it i-aild fur Pfjmuti 

g 

fi Htlll 

efFccLB^thny apa inn lo 

omlttMl fr»m tha mode 

JT!pfi«* thi mo that has tn 

hion by atorm, ia mpfQ pr 

tly fe;itured. 

II f 

Did You Know- 

C 

HAT ehio, for tpring. In oIHq 

kooiied In » bow? Bo ta. 

porlant la ihla iorm of ttlmBilBI 

I lrosk« are grouped aeoonHDB 

10 ihb Irirnmllig, and caJlail-"bow, 

froekj," o( »iitln, silk »ud crop*. 

In lailorea nnd drew atyls, thsf 

itm scsuri In luhtgil'i laror, 

THAT tw.cl la saa of th« burnt 

llkoil coit ruL.rlc.i whon it 

Ui« isntrU yllllty coalT 

makes Ott pgpulw (tulibt 

corn and th§ ons With the ngwOf 

man ahgy!d«r. then, to be tema 

am^ntai, tnakî an euemMg Ht 

marf AQd has In CPlOr 

twaod, 

THAT many, in fart, 

mw iprlne Boat* are fu 

Ths furl apsrsvad m Bat, and 

Amortoan broadtail and 

. . Honis- 

. tw«d, dlacomil ul baakat 

", Ituh. Hnd jerHf In wool. 

' pattern* on allki, crcp. 

-J. cottone—ovtry posilblo 

£•• Cnpaa—Oeorcatlo, Canton. 

W«th, Mwoio, «atln-t>aclt 

I 4» eking. T«(I«U. molra. IU- 

tBhMtnj. wash (I1IU ntlll ailk 

Olotli^ ..tin, BUUa ot Ul> 

ibl« tjps—two, lhr«» slid four 

bMD anju - 4ud * 'Jport*. 

Mmw ttvet*!'* »oofl In 

\ ID aulU an'd itt Ml Unda 

teW for 

ery atralfflit of line. Ulouiea 

akfife, boleros, dolmAn al6«ve«, 

S vlnn qnd kimono ahoulders. De- 

lia Include belte, the collarleu 

neckllae, tl« and Jabots, cuKa and 

pocketir. Fringes (or trimming— 

silk, bead and loone made of the 

frock material. Glitter treatment* 

for evening frock*—genuine, etrass, 

buffle* *nd crystal. Embroideries 

In silk, (old, metal and wool, ap- 

plique* allied with them. Pin 

tucklni- and pleats, cotalns and 

vhlrrlns^-, and hero And there, 

I smooklflff- Two. flowera on the 

Shoulder In two color* th»t blend 

or.two Iliadea ot one color. Small 

hut! with crown* that ir* eiTntio 

and'brim* that do iun aa ther 

pleu*. Bow* on coat* and frocke, 

UUle one*, bit; one* and «1lm. 

Th*j und«*rm Mtlt 

you are inclined to alight the I 

ipgrtanQe sf the material ' 

ode, try ts think ef the pr*s 

!t-day made, intricate, Hrijjhis 

sd, yet sppe&nngly simple, J 

B of the fabrics sf a scons e 

i afo. Visualize the drape 

and pin tueki and fins pieatingt 

the jaekeu and girdles and ?Iab 

ofata gieevBfl; and ail the deviou 

ways that ihe designer takes tQ ab 

•slute slFalght ilnea, all these d:on< 

with the heavy pepa and popijii] 

sad serg&a and the equally *un 

leldy silks of twe decades ago, 

Wa wear riierter ekirts and 

briefer gri@s, and they are made si 

sheer fabrics and lighter sues 

rh&pi the times Of sslsrs are BO 

ire beautiful, hut there ar 

Of them, making possible 

1 subtle harmonies and eslsi 

binaUons, And there are mere 

sf fivery old tnatarial, fla 

well u seoffB ef new weave", siak- 

pHMibie the variety that we 

era??* The mode Jneludes the use 

of plain with printed material* and 

•iea\T fabrici with light; ebsiumes 

list eembine a dark material with 

_ light one: silk In comblnfttlon 

with woei; velvet with erep*, 

A century a?o ws wor« cotton, 

and iTfry eumrnar iaw us well sup- 

plied With gingham froskl, Wi 

wear tfisghams and Uneni and tht 

various waab eottSM for house 

•rock». Dowaflai--, but WHiB out- 

ws wear fillt^thtt nade 

br the *Hk* of th« Urns* 

„« **5h as W*U aa eettflB, and 

Eiep their illklnw.. £p« isMsfl 

.„__.„ ^«§siafl>.,iBa;» it .__ 

mitU »e com* Jo * MMoa th*t if 

There are ifilerestih^ weaves ot 

Ui ihe best kaewa wyetens. The 

•yps and twills and mtti'i wear 

gbriegi Iweeds* hgthBapynSi jerseya 

and flanneiij many weaves of crepe 

Ihs MiHn.iiMfc eropea, sillii— 

taffetas, moirea, faliip &n^ the 

Rsj^ha and Shantungs, the sheer 

iiaterlalB—ehlffan. georgette, silif 

.'Qiie and laeg, there Is, apparentiy. 

,iqthins omiHed from the list. And 

they are all supple, pliable, 

ible. 

If there la a eholee, so far as 

fashion is eencafned, in ths wgois 

sf the mods, tha tweeds, hume* 

.rjBI, weei crepes, reps, jeraey, 

broadcloth and the loose basket 

i are that eheiee, 3her# &fe 

Interesyns aUk and WQQ! 

mUEtureSi and some lalstyres thtit 

_, tl and rayon. We are meet- 

ing a deal sf plaid, a 

Ewu tjpes of materials The bodl i 

Hill Lo of one rn*iE rtr ft r 

i*ncs Ii showni It is fdr tho liortUi- 

of fanpy weftVB and th« §kift o£ 

plain IcSlura—nn of enjor 

Blue is slated for thp chairman.: 

ship of the *-olor mmsiiUlif ^\l!h 

tha nnsfflblo ssrrjitl tn nf midnight 

Lnd nn\y, this rnlnr hn» he^n in t 

& t TUB w\\ OJJ 1 OF *^€5 m'i Pfl D ifl^ n iJTit 

I gray er lavender In thorn. And 

j there are some tfcnicndously In- 

Hsujng ihadea of beige—if ia R3 

fiiifjer a shnde, you knew, buE a 

cjior. It is hinted that yrru itnd 

>plge nrc nrefersbii to white— 

%>ml new* to tiiaiiy, 

Thpnj will be ereens^wlth a h!y# 

aat, nnfi yrjipe coieriiûi^n wltli 

oiif^ nf blue, nnti there win he 

ravg— in fart, fMhlnn \- cv.\i*v\n : i 

vnfjiii* fnf certain t-H!^ iC i-rny, 

(>!rth 

liut i 

Htlle 

.1 aeriiBtnl'ly. loo 

d ârnlngH nfl It 

tiidfcd them, p? 

hfD and tj^g -ft 

ming noH^^ 

•iirlni.-Jna Aill ijrm 

b !l% 

tha bn 

o gf tri 

If 

pp 

ii tlilnjr ahout^t, th 

all 

will 

use in the new jacket j 

% when it comes ts weight. 

« Utsle of It, for the mode 

have nolblag to da with clumsy 

tenures, 

TliefB u no doming the value of 

printed ailKI H Uia ipring months 

ipproaok. Thii always nsspittl, 

ind the mj patterns and colorings 

ov« a velsom* change from the 

.Jller kqti and leas arrastinf de. 

llgna of the wlutar months. The 

imall dealgns are In the majority, 

Id many Unaa thev an n eloiely 

_t that in the dlitance tha ma,, 

••rial asaiu • mild color. 

Mere il •ODiothlDg to b» Bid 

for the IH of ih. tmiltf that an 

ipp'raved for tht BIW Haasli. fliere 

-ra frock. «J1 «f «B( Mfcrls, M'be 

iu», bill thini Mm! to^ >» • " 

:lêd prefertBM fijr Uie 

It la 

r the fashion in 

iona, wlu'thQr it at. 

iiNpiirel, epqffi, thq aftpr- 

ek, or the fyirmal evening 

:t Jfl jygt aa intriguing iii 

n in ilnen; just as aecetju 

repe ai In' twill, 

uite iJosBllili! tp acquire n 

jacket find assemblu one's own 

Htionm enstume. The shops ars full 

of velveteen and leather jacket* 

the trig iitile coal of velveteen «- 

tremeiy versatile it! its uses. Tin* 

osiers are those best loved of sports 

fashions, and ara effegyve over 

white or the paste! shades. There 

are separate flannel jackets, ioo- 

but they belong to the southern 

wardrobe, at the tnsment. Flannel 

is to be very important In the mode 

this soring. 

For lmfaedlato wear in the north 

the jacket of leather or velveteen, 

warmly lined, is approved for wear 

with a Hklrt ef plaid that'ineor. 

porates in its pattern the same 

color as the jacket. The latter 

may be Ilnad with tha plaid. For 

.ports MM there are some amu.- 

ing outfits of linen, ali white, or in 

the new hluel ui rase. And there 

are simple little jersey frocks to bo 

worn with » Juliet of the Jersey, 

bound, perhaps, with a contrasting 

shade, 

At times the juliet ef a two. 

piece dress and coat combination 

matches the jumper rathae than 

the skirt, or It may match (he lat- 

er, Bill; orepe and cnpalla an 

combined in some of the advance 

models, and one looks for lntrlgU- 

Mg eonblnatigni of aegrgetie and 

crepe do cMtte, Mii crop., an, 

worn under velveteen, Apt Oiers Ii 

a; jsrr, ^Ber#lsîe_;Bf ;jh« 

Tltt4 Htmiri MtUo Jacket lietfnfl A 

H I>cvotcd To Jacket flqlta An»? 

ks 

thv_ 

general, n» of 

In. comhlnaUort 

For ireneral daytime we 

[ shops ara showinf jacket _^ _^ 

which tnakea the little Jacket dad 

important from the faahfsji 

point of line, color and matoFtaL^ 

For the usual daytime pufpeie Sal, 

i Is approved, for afteraotii ' 

Qses the semi-sheer crepei an £ * 

j satin, and evening brings out 

the chiffon frock in compass color- 

ing, worn with a little Ion».aleevea'» 

jacket that can be ranwnd «t nil]. 

An eieoilent theatre eostume, foji 

the jacket makes it suitable, faf 

this pleuure, and the frock wltH* 

out the jacket la a daneing drtia,, " 

loma extremely lovely e»l" 

frocks feature a jacket of 

letonei, thus Uniting the Mi 

ID with th« ! :glitter trimn 

treatment. The piste] eeldri 

are the ehoiet.ffW'frock* of T-- 

[abrt—coril of Bile greM mBft>** 

„»„»., lnlHIniiUfttiaWttr " 

td the' J»eWV-«a«^fhll*sWie,,. 

Ion at, the eoMinbls i« oonild. 

s^^ 

'' U i£U 1 I

mtmm 

li^nr 

Cape May and Cumberland County News I 

.Eakroa Erma Dividine Cr< el ," „ Sn >' " l » d ".•. 

OCEAW cirr mm, ocux CITY H J nuDAT FEBBUAEY US wti 

conducted 

0A (Sarmm tunatni to. 

dlyv^B Xku|*d*r 

*lft>MUM> on' Mrs. I 

were Un Hand 

- r -w-~ SSfSmSIBi VtaSTSfS. «^Si BJBf, UTIIira mtllH 

f o/ Sofm^Sobtn ifta. *,kn s Li£ w k wl n Ii 

cut th nl I • flns r all 1 

JneaJ llijtir In 111 at « I will 

Aa alai ch of k t led ct 

ties Unwed In D 1 m i 1 

pi ces for tl e at d I 

lln c ule of k 1 

first I * e n p son ! ej 

makag ol ties f o pj>u& 1 

lilfaft n Q .alllnR 1 n U p 

Jlw Bill h* o 1 p 1 jj 

Dividing Creek 

Albc I O Wllllum I'ID 

. m 

nd Ilalph Ciuiipliell lin. 

pirn Tyl. 

bll d ma f om s Lo } 

i semi lli na o 

tin «. 

Valuh nc pa ty a i m 

JUrsv Mn Ba o I Iffl h M 

Mr and Mr« N 1 c 

aon a 1 K Mnn | p| | 

Mr s. r M Ida d n 

t CO ( II f d 

-Hi* Byron May! > f { 

Orand wan all) (, l t 

E I 

Harp> simn a y j 

with ae . % L, 

Handle 

Ml Cor IM, 

II Snj I n t nded o 

I y » In lb t 

1' 1 Mill HI 

1) 

I- Up Helslr till ri l 

Al H Eld q ftp nt 

o nl1 1 nnl 

M I! «.:, 

i ^ N ii w (it 

PP I HUB » O 

r I Do! ns 

Is I IJI k o( B Idj, 

Eldora 

V u llllan I (win a d BOH 

Will J 1 I 

II 5 n I s 

M Kcl [ let n f M 11 

III I l l l nn h "\ t 

? I Ira I a la 

Leesburg 

Heislerville 

a Onrilaon mi 

IHvillf. bnvt 

fpw dnys with 

OOEAH CUT HEWS OCEAN CITT N T FRIDAY FEBKUABY 26 

Port Noi 

A netting of the 

Mm Frnma C laon n 1 cbll 

1 of Mill HI 111 t w i n liel I Th a lay n( 

I) nil K r » l»y 1 1 1 I ti hon r Mn J ih 

I M » C p J u i t h i 

\ r i 

.. _ I V l i l l I • I A Inn 

ry C S0 11 aj 

t, in Illl i|I 

F k F >I 1 > 1 

lot 1 

II fn 

I J I 

I 111 1 p 

k 1 1 1 

I P * 

A II 111 I 

1 \ I I I 

S H 

1 U 

I ) | 

Mr. nnd Jll. L,.0,lara 

'" M ' Md 

n oon 

11 m h 'o M 

111 to Oy 

I 1 > Aw I | n, 1 *, 

B ' y 1 1 I of P |U 

f '«' I. 11W0,,, 

oppiml. of 

fow day 

mil f f 

T II I T \ I N Ifi Ka » r, 

I / I ' f fl » 

I | k 

k II II I Ml ,-. A n DI k n 

I n f C I I II d I 1 

I I b p al w k I hi „ 

I 

of Mill 

V Illfo I DI k ^ lln y (I nmtoreJi, 

I I ' I n S \ y &mj ^ 

s ' ' > I» n M and 

r I n1 J n t I Sb i 

1 l ' M U M J p| ijhsr,, 

M ri I . T ,"., '..' . H«"«»M 

the honlt 

IB Dennisville 

1 

L. SWiW^nt s»turdw I family 

• UM " 1 * * Mn> K« 1 I M L 

on Monday (qrtal ! , , 

—-"•* I phla, s jay 

CMrby VK*9 colled on jomiih ji w 1 c 

enioi on Sunday eveni « tad m f d J(> 

N«Uifi LocU motored t At 

»W ffltj- «WMUntolr .TOnlDg 

MM Jmarry SJUnlty a I Mlm 

.nd d ^ 

o day 

and. Kn. RUJM>II 

h frank, ^,B(, Tbu 

Mlllvill 

Pi 

I ] 

I 

III Ipl 

' I 

If AI nl M A r 

Julia Tow Bend an 1 a " "' * N 

•Pont Wednesday fv Inil , np ' k I nil 

fits* AhtMsari— lituh. I ^ IfttiVliS 

fy 

Ahm AdUD> 

Mm. Walter Mlci or Jo1 " 

?% suiter Mr. wim m " 

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U. SiKkwi'll. David Rtn ' 

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**"" --"- on Mrs Al I "> n lay mo ni r r ' C h i 

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vl L II M j n pent Sit 

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If B l| ' M y B f 1 gram 

I h f ho 1 ch hi> spoil 

p I p_| I k d o of w 

b V il in il pi I ' il n I- k F aster. 

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I nfln 1 hi Lln n I Al a S n IF IctaM 

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h n | ' S tl h Jo wee* 

I"b Mi rlc (own FpwortK 

* E b II n bUftlncafl and 8(K 

'In Ing on Monday lora th< 

bjf lawn and the rolling fltrotlo r 

Al I o nilol 

F n h plec 3 b 

c*?p tl o plfu.i_n ns 

n •?(] sl ff e mn on nails 

b nd 41 common nails fo 

Qh f on 

b p h 

ho 1* 

tf thn Itnnnel mfiy bo 

tho sheathing of thn nldos a d 

AQ no end wood w II 

phow on the fr 

h. Thn gnhlo 

ll bottom a 

of Ihe fmnt 

will bo % m less than thut of 1 

back but thn uenh; f of tho pnlj n 

l b4 the ngpie. Cut the opoii 

Int; an nhowu uhl«afi a dlfferont size 

shnp4 to doîred: cut piece d lo 

fit OK* top of opening, cut thresh 

hold k to fit door and 

high to hold bedding in place. Tha 

ends nre now ready for the *Ido 

sheathing which fthould bo squared 

off carefullr 30 TV* long; and nal *d 

to places b of both front..and back 

and carried tip ln width or 

1 nor NfiU t middle ctvd V 

n plft o bafo o 3oln& thla. 

( 0 ra»«r? L 1%' x IK' * 

1EH on? tol e di mltertA tn» 

a me way nnd nn 1 thftm lb pl£^ 

on tho en i C t tha 

nnrds 3*"\ lonu to apr**d mÔtX 

4 te flfj ftnd na 1 them In pl«i*. 

Af FT & llnff on B do of th* roM 

n 11 h JJ1 n.f e fl In plifi^ 

nn p o fin 9h thv rOtfCi ** 

to v n V I tho ertrem* P**j* ' 

Je ton Co PT roof with 

ooflnff r shingles . 

snddlo bonrds m Otio %' t 

nnd tho otho H* "4 

t o nnmo lo gth >\n the root I 

roofing Is In plftco 

The konn«l will suit i 

he slxe of a polntar or * I 

ilitd dlije though tha 

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m*y bo 

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g 

If too *m*lt 

of.the hou» tfnty . 

l tot ^ 

0 the top 

g 

Is V#11 above th* 

k 

ff fprlng « ol the back 

afterward pinned to- 

lmorialnB o f . y . 

(3fll cd I suit any «t» f tojit ^ 

construction .fltfo.vra 

lttortnt 

Faint the hou» 

Irftd It 

(round- or 

A piece or tarred or i 

fitted to the floor will

OCEAH CUT, H. X, nnsxt, FEBBMB* a, »». 

sabin 

OOHE BEFOBE 

IMS and tfai Pacific 

« h 

ftmt 

reached It, newest 

HMMt west" Ben ton. Wyom 

BiM town described u "roar- 

each new terminus, 

was, 

••wen, a young man 

_ he la In search of 

3«d Bcntoa u considered 

and dry." 

tUtoatoyo. a fellow paaen. 

1 -the train from Omaha, 

|pr;*lue eya and the style 

dually sh« as- 

explained, "as you see, ta an m 

provenient on the old rondo fo 

dbldd 

red-blooded people, shall 

take a turn, fiih luck?'- 

The crowd was eyeing 

gyrating balls expectantly, 

the balls entered 

portels; ths remainder fntn 

rest. 

"Hondo,' 

ni=jhav* fspeti them up. Xow I 

• them slowly ^.yeu ran f 

h-m. OhM^rvi* riONrly. Th" 

n i'ip. tiesaeeh thumb riii'f 

gt>r. Th* art 1 ne%l = a".< '" 

Aj Ih,. midillB. Th.' nihf 

oael. 11 Bill proposed, 

•TBJ en," agree the Colonel 

"There's the soap. And fob th 

honor of tbe grand old Empire 

itate ti will let our friend pick 

the ace fen us." 

I turned up the right-end card 

"By the Eternal, bo's done It 

lie has an eye Hk* an eagle's,' 

praised the dealer, with evident 

ehaiirlH, "J las,., one aualri now 

Everybody In [his ilni., • },P 

gSloerc.i Uli- ranis. "III play 

iiraln.t ynu nil, ,hl» gentleman 

Included, 1 m afrahi he* »hiiiri,.r 

han ai.>, hiir Jr,i g,1ip •* 

lie »-a< inn In.~lo 

dill not like him. 

same time. And sow If you will 

recommend a good eating place, 

and be my guests at supper, after 

that, as I have said, 1 must be 

eicused. By the way, while 1 

thin* of it," I carelessly added, 

"can you direct me how to get 

J tbe Bis Tentf" 

The Colonel .wrflnl; his fishy 

m. hanlonsd upon me a» with 

ehti-niu Indignation. 

"Sun. jruip are too Innocent! I 

•i". by part. nun. that you 

a cnppur f«a HIM Infernal 

»•!•• h, 

«"|miM 

i Jack 

111, f«r.| 

io etcu_*e pi? 

jiirk 

nouncod thp mar, 

with tie short cut nrni deftly dl>i- 

rlbuted checlt 

•DM, 

and coins 

Hi. 

and h,. 

beta, ladle, and ifn 

eassembled the balta. 

"I prefer not to play air" 

responded to the Colonel, -\ 

furnerf his ban'i, wiifj IV 

ffif*.f card* in a MtT, so fhsf a! 

might siee, ' T The aee is the win 

nirjs card, Ymj are io local*? th\. I 

iim going io throw. Who eijl 

sot rfie se*-? Watch, everybody. 

p se 

Ii Ready! Go. 1 

Colonel. I oni 

here and I cannot afford In up. 

lose until 1 am better h 

I Win by taking a ".mile 

Mf, before breajfast, A 

•tells BecKin she bos "snM-" 

her nan" to lemon, "•"•'ever jet seen a nun wh 

typical western ruffian «""!*. n "I afford to win, though. 

ijjhe[knows appareatly well oe » rl >» ie «"> '"*< ••>« «"*' 

~^~wes§ impresses the pa#- ing indeed wemen as itt 

tsen=to their insenaate fervor 

•nd "11111" ' tSI'diah game under 

if.iWsJlBIteer to entertain ltltoa ** tBe "ueous, sweating 

_ barter, 

'ii. s';.";•„_ Of gambling deviceg, 

pen of ' 

The bocks of the cards wer.' 

WIUi if 

'if niy nimpnny, 

•Viiilll «,,, 

gini|,.Hi»n,- I p| 

ilni.. b.ii nut ni.w I ihhi, i'i 

anil in ii.iihp ;,ni! I "in... ,„ ,n 

•neehiiiil fol|,,wlnB.' 

• »V« (.,,„ , ,.,,(, ,),,„. „,.,,, whJU 

••-•re dry." ,!,„ f,,!,,,,,.| ot.j,.,.,,.,, 

a« »c n,.,.,.l ,,ff. . ,,„ ,,„ ,|ba|ll 

upon 

We ««• urginj 

nierif. niiich M niy Hiîa.^te. when 

of a * }'..>. Ul- i.ry 

^rofp^Hi'insL £yn, 1 eMl TOiJr 

Soiiienow j hiin.l! 1 

anyway, and | | Kas rl|nll[ ,„ relot, j,o(]y, 

• km Mr Brn'l}. whrt likewise 

hail ben gl.Tiiiitf ai m,-. HrrmleH 

j fiifjrnH,Iy. 

• Shi. * »a:(in' for ynii. Vr*ii 

'"nn srjiiar" » irh UM laiMr." 

Th** blark riî'l flffure had ling- 

erejl licyonil. rnlpnulbly Baling 

inlo a wind, Wilhoui saying 

aiinthsr word In ffly rufrlf'i boily 

guards 1 Jipproaeh?il h. 

"Mndam." I iHipri-d foolishly. 

finnJ i'Vf,nir!g." 

" You havt'. left ynitr friends? 

"Vi-ry willingly." 

' And 1 have reifupd ynu?" ahe 

strangers! Meanwhile, let me ad 

vise you. Vutfit' while you wait, 

and become of the country! You 

look too much the pilgrim. 

tuere la Eastern dust showing 

through our Hemon dull, and 

that spells of other 'dust' In your 

poelletn. Get another hat, a flan- 

nel ablrt, some cpnrsor irnuaerB. a 

paff of boota, don a gun end a 

swagger, say lltlln, rnaku few (Hi. 

protuptu frifnds, win anil Inae 

without a «Bilie or frown. If you 

play (but upon playing I wi: 

I shall hope 

fk> adloa, sir 

A baring mob tramped through 

the slreut. with Jangle "Hans 

hi in' Hang him! String him up! 

I saw flu! a figure bloody, 

chested and Inert flat In the dust, 

with Btooplng Ogures trying to 

raise him; then, beyond, & man 

white as death, hustled to and 

from from clutching hands and 

iuiidenly forced In flrBi grips up 

i*e street, walls the mob trailed 

after, whooping, cursing, shrieks 

ing 

Bhopper: "I would lilt, ,„ 

some iIlBmonda for a* «... , 

Oierkl / " 

h!..ldii,| h 

Ihs iahle 

in the 

was no 

flnally 

- — *=*j tj«aqueiprs fin 

wd hsd iatJiirgd before stopped at the simplest apparatus 

In raln.li.., soiled shirt or all. 

4 who aland- "The spiel game for me, gentle- 

'*s eshorting med," gaid the f°Kin***i »^-~- ihsd. 

The counsel to Hon a gar. 

•Blacking less of the reeenl Ea«i 

afruek 

"Levii 

Llqnora, Groferies and General 

Slerrhindlnir I procureil a hat 

a flannel shirt, a .ervlceable 

ri-ady-madp »u|t, boots, and 

revolver 

me as sound and at 

Mafflmoth Eriiporiuni; 

Gi 

Mitrfi. 

casual acquaintance," I an- 

f: """" """ "'•" 'rav..l. 

fWf, 

-!•> by ih. 

H'T fare hrlBhi»nf.l. "They 

»rf (l|jiippninti.d In finding yOu 

raw method,., 

you will [at 

n in ho hooked by such 

With ffly bulky parcel I sought 

cafe, ate supper and hastened 

to He hotel for bath and clianje 

of costume, 

I had yet time (o array myself, 

as an ejperimen! and a lark; and 

that I did. hurriedly tossing lily 

old garment* upon bed and floor, 

In order to Invest with (he new. 

The third bed was occupied b 

a plump, round-faced, dust-seald 

Then you. 

•«•« 

Her rolti Banjo «n ,o .. mont, Vr 

to the a gudgegn, and get the price of 

. 1 jantir ror the crowd 

p»le aerosi meal. Our friend will join U8 

pleased 

ten or • doiea sharp He's goi 

by-standeri here were sta 

ilW teen tnklt alj U^ZIM"^^ 1 ^ ""' 

V, «nd Jut as we | had was the snai] ... 

propelled all I cheap table wlti" uHilntTv 

PT s short and "•—- -• - 

plain 

lull. 

-..o Jacks and the , 

," jh« Colonel I geptlemen. There they are. 

"No. 

be appealed to 

. I'm a Wind 

reader. I can t*?Ii by your ey& 

They're upen the rlgh!=end card 

Aha; Correct!" He tump! up ths 

earil and avowed the ace, "You 

should have bet. Yatj would have 

bâien m* 5 . sir. Watch the aee.' 

I piek up the earrig. Ace flr«t=— 

aci^: and ihe jacks. Watch 

There you are," He briofly 

I the faces of the eania. 

Keep your eyes upen the ace. 

Ready=gol" 

He apread the cards. As he 

bad releascJ Be bad lilted iheBi 

SlIfBtly, and I clearly saw the 

ace lancf. The cards fell in the 

Same order M arranged. To that 

I would have sworn, 

"Five dollars now that aay| 

one card is not the ace, he chal 

ieng#d. "I shall not touch them- 

Promise m; that

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