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Holiday" on list . plan* fbr the "little' ment In Oceaui City wallty with the an- this week by Ralph of the high school that a group of l enthusiasts will here b> Septem- o( Actors and ao- the direction of Mr. WMI\ working far sov- selecting , a eultabla kto plans for Its The subject was by him In June hearty response people of Ocean to. the work, l Auditorium at present are to play In the auditor high school in Sep- S, the exact date de- the school Holiday," ll a (tnmi, froyn tho Italian Alberto, Cnssala, adapt- lie American stage by The players hopf play M the flrat of pnblio shows mi- tn their efforts. 'Making Adventure irfll be made from j mfinlBBlon to be charged purpose ot defraying ! production. The play- 1 part to It lor their and In on effort to public a. better apnre- bibs legitimate Hue, ' Takes a Holiday" Is and the public appro- Rli toped* tQ develop i Metre" organization ot local persons, which " ii serriees (or any „ during tie winter. Of HlgH quality promises \hat the at- I be ot the same qual- Ifrge production of, professional company, out Is experienced, part either In the school pit; or in of other local organ- ing ihe i it two frfflWSIng la being done ; In the three years •,-•* tBe leeal school i have been unan- _Jiy townsfolk to tma the standpoint igptJAjse etteeta, met Jiilt JMHTOTW. tteatro plan has an of Oeorge E, ,^,^-_«t of achooU, f « tha last few days, and the crowd that poured Into the resort tar the three day period ahead of the previous week's, they Famous Movie Actress, Grateful For Favor, Invites Helen M, Snyder to West Coast An accurate comparison with the crowd of the like period last year was impossible to obtain but the general opinion teemed to In- dicate that it was llnle.If any, smaller than last season's. Beaches and boardwalk were crowded and restaurants, in parti- cular, seemed to He doing a heavy business. Would-be diners jtood in line at most restaurants Sunday night, for one of the first times this season. Scattered reports from the hotels Indicated that the week end had considerably sur- passed the previous week, though business was not as good as last year at this time. Captain Jack Jeroee said that the bathers were "far ahead" of the previous week end and that it had been the largest beach crowd of the season, eietpUnj the July *Q» holiday week end. nLGentennlal Helpi. The Washington, Bi-Centenninl celebration can be credited with part of tbe Influx, for many came Miss Helen M, Snyder, daugh- saying that Miss Snyder at the ter of Mrs, Helen Long Snydor,' same time was thinking that ihe, of the jjongghors, 187 Central av,,' herself, w&uldn't mind havlnf a has been Invited to visit Holly-, taste of Miss MeoDonalds 1 life, wood as a guest of Miss jeanette | "I certainly was Impressed with MacDonald, Mlss MacDonald," she said this Miss Snyder is chief technician week, "She acted so natural and at the Mlsericordia Hospital in I sweet, not at all like you would Philadelphia, A little over a weekieipeet a inovle aetresa. She sat ago ihe was called in to see. a there and talked with me as if pertain pallent who at the time i we were great frlendi. Siie told was unknown to her. She d!ttg-[me something about her work noted her ease and didn't think anything more about it until a few days later when she 'received a message saying soineono wanted to talk to her in her office. The stranger stepped irn to Miss Bnyder as she eniered ' the room and said she had come to In- quire about her sister. Naturally, Mist Snyder asked her the name and the life In Hollywood. After listening to her for over an hour I am convinced that her life Isn't such an easy one, but is very in- teresting." Goes to Hospital With Jaw Broken , - _ i Trumnull Kent, of the Hrigh- 1 jL«-".»'1J?»n-", l 7i rllie eht ,«en hotel, this city, was taken to ,^ B Atlantic Shores hoapital, Soni- ers Hospital, Somert Point, Sun- For Beach Class C. of C to Solicit Business Men For ISO Bald Jeannette MucDoaald, Talked Hour And a Half 8he Came to Philadelphia hy plane after hearing that her sister had an appendix operation performed at the hospital. She remained with Sjlss Snyder day afternoon, with a broken jaw said to havp been the result of a fist fight on the beach near 9th I MrB MUMTet La' 1st. at least j y hour and a hau anu u nu (Iduring that time they discovered that they had many friends in common as both young women went to school in Philadelphia, She said she was most grateful f th I h Into thei retort Friday nliht to for the Interest that all of her !SLS e ?.??I?*?i* par J de and »> B - Wends have shown and wished p , were shaken In the crash, Lave also recovered from the mishap Mrs. Dooly was well known lr South Ocean City, having visited there nt the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Boyle, for many summers previous to her mar. rinse. The Dooly family has vti- itcd the reBoft over}' week end this summer and usually stayed from , Saturday until Monday morningfs. The family spent the week end with Mr, Boyle, for Mrs.' Boyle has remained at home several weeks. They left Ocean City about I a, m. Monday, Mr, Boyle said Tuesday, and were on their way home when the crash occur, red* Herbert, Larrilllere, 40, of Col- llngdale, proprietor of the Rustic Inn where the accident occurred lua been held In $500 ball by p e and pa trlotic celebration. Bus mm pa nles .reported unusually heavy Friday nhjht runs, while officials of the Ocean City-Longpori bridge said the celebration had been re- sponsible for a heavy Friday night traffic and that It had cut Into their outgoing business. Fully 300 or more ears than last week end were reported bj' the bridge comnany, and Bridge fliicil id th " men .contacted Gloucester county" police on a ttilr lupport, Mr. manslauihter charge in connection • with the accident, Mr, Dooly SMfthas Been se- told poll that LarrlHlere's car Bertrand El p hat Larrllllerea car liad come out of a cross-road and that Dol hd b f o rnd Carey that Dooly had b##n forced to Eleanor' Roth veer sharply to (tvold a collision. . Cynthia Van Horn i •» ., _ Thomas McCann | i wtte _ tolly Nanla . , : .i^_ Robert Brown Loca, Anne Jchoflel .-a* 1 -— Is aac En- time. Klim, Atlantic City, The chamber W commerce voU ed Tuesday night to solicit among the retort's business men for a total of %S0 with which to repair the amplifying; apparatus In tbe municipal pier so it can be used in connection with the beach cal- isthenics at Moorlyn ter. Captain Jack Jernee told the chamber that Elmer TJngor, who directs the claates, It having a difficult time making himself heard because the class has grown so large hit voice cannot reach the back rows. It will be necessary to buy some parts so the" vlctrola am- pllfylnf appartus inttalled by the city in the mutlc pier can be converted Into an out door set Several members of the chamber pledied themselves to pay part of the necessary ISO, and James Be vlll and Lawrence M, Lear were made a committee to collect the balance from business men of the HEBE 10 SITM1IKKS wson and her No Par,,cuIars of the fracas in I ftSSis Hy. "^TC^Tt SffbfkSffa.K.gnTwIi^ Week> ^ "- ^ —" "^ reported that one of the beach chair wnrkeris Wai Kent's oppo. nent. Nobody could be found on the beach Sunday who actually had seen the scrap. y Ms, Lawson has been visiting Ocean City for 40 years and plans to be here for a vacation every other slimmer. Two years is as long an h t h Limited Ocean New gg-eent commemoration Waihlngtbn ik, received by local < Only a liinited^ new two-bitterm- ed from the F»d«j»ri In Philadelphia?- 1 One tide of the a^ a likeness of ~ ^* on the reverse ii ^li perched on a with an olive Brandi The quartern nor ho melted an they art the now ones and the new type wm Hands Complete, Careful Reliable Garage Service Whatever form of gar. age service you demand for your car ... stor- age, washing, tire, bat- tery or repair, here you wUI find expert, consci- entious attention at rea- sonable ratei. TIRE* THERMOID BRAKE SERVICE POWELL'S" GARAGE 34TH & WEST S GARAG Origtoal Supe^trvica Station mm i PHONE S72 your car. I1.M11.1I1 u , , SOLVE THIS PUZZLE and win a 1933 Mohawk Electric Refrigerator, a Philco Radio or an Accordion annply solve this at)M-wofd paxOa and ntturn with empoa below and your tmmm, using not ws 60 wottto, wly an Electric Refrigerator ia the most economical and efficient Una only en* rida of any plain paper, either with pen or pencil Ingenuity, arficimWar'and tmtaetm mam towardi tie •ward- in* pf PPEOB. - TLfY IT TODAY! This Crow-Word Punfe win PBIIE Famous Mohawk Electric Refrigerator to nMrit. Skfll, i Ind PRIZE Radio y MtaMi will count faaanly in yoar tmwir. No dunwil «f A I M t> involrsd. t—.Tha priM niiiBiri wfll be (elected by tbrM i«ad« ing newapaper r*pra»— tativet. . 3—In CB.MI of • tie duplicate pri=aii will be swarded. y cT! risaiLcr ef A foi.i'i: 1 c,"': clo to 3«rtic!« pato, aa,. ;;J (mploye of tha X? u v I • : s e ? Co. !« i S—AH oa,ij;,L, ;a î-s game of skill r,mii aeree to abide by tbs die;lion of tha judges. 6—-Nama* and addrMMa of th« winner* will ba du- pUyed in our window*. ACROSS i. I. IB, A it DOWN Wurlltaar Accordton RU !• Warfitar Co, 1M1 QwM St, PkSk. - { » m to print your MM ud adtaH pUUy, ! MAMK 1031 Chestnut St.* PHILADELPHIA t%m Dinw Mtt with cut i lace or tullortd $1.59 ea, Hosk-rj repaired Ik s gjjj Quaker City KnltwenJ TO Asbory &:• "Hot fortwa, Certainly • • • • but whttt do you get for your nup than in buyifl Electric Sermi A DELICIOUS ] * * refreihment—| never think of the I Quite right. But do l feel the same way i electricity ? Perhifi^ has never occurred I you to compare tfcei^j Yet If you will howmuchelecKicif can buy for the pri^| a "hot dog»« thin ^ tainly you will that your electrics is very cheap. More than hours 1 More them-* %how i ATLANTIC ELEGTR3 OME ram Enjoyed gSMS^JDwfa Woman m t rffiSDVlCriOlIS Philadelphia conTcron, Thanked For I Ghren » Church Eoadiy afiernoon. Thoro orl business meutiiiK followed by a«. later. Saod ilminB tho bual- j, jo pluoo flower boxen rnorot'of tlie niansc. and ,ot appreollitlon wni. read ambers tf Hw H°»"' d f» f , UankinE the womu.i for itloi ot Sl° n whlob tllt > I week to the churcb. irtaiii preaenWd li^ Si's, nns, preiildom, lollnws: pjo BOIO. "Bird of. we Wll- R Misa LouliB Crawford. 1st, Mrs. Jlarlon Trout •'MoonliiiUt'' anil "A ' Angeliiiii," Mian Hut soin, nTcrence, iuietly 4th birthday Wed- nesday with his thildrrn and grandchildren in h!B suminer cnt- tni?e, 114 32th st. Dr, Kynett as u l:niy svas pres= dtit nt llie flrHt s;iln tjf lots ir thin resort aud^bpcanie a nicmiioi of the first syndiciitn t'n purclutHG and iliviile tha properly, wliii-i was he'iween the ncOiin and tli 15 bay und 12th to liilh sts. He Is Iho only stirvlvitiK mi'iii- her of tills KyllUii'ute living l.vrc, and remembei's when thn nryari \v\) to a imvMinn orntMpd by the syndieule nn what Is now Weglev av. Survivor of Bonus "War" In Resort Newspaper Photographer in Thick of Battle ounty jail, Maniasna. l IS ArrCil to Boa I»Ts k " Wm and f 1,20131 to B charlL?ll Uutrett Kt ai« to Ed- d L .viiiil A". He- 13. Wook 16, Uutrett Kt ai« to Ed LI1> et u |4,000 Lot Clarence Little. Mrs, QeorKo John- j Hall was urroitml by Wild- sun- Mrs. Annie V. Peteri, Mrs. wood police oil suspicion, and ClarenijB DuBell, Mrs, Fred He-, when the raaor was found, ho rtelt Mrs Fred Hedelt, Jr., Mrs. was booked for carrying a wea. _ in II p - n k iiawlcv Mra. Henry Y, uon. His storj> waa that SVIIBII c\lar\t;a kinking, et UK,, to B. H. Guards Rescue Map ri'om ,,;„'::„„ Mr«''joh'i Fraaltr, Mrs, he left Philailolphia he had for- HortsniRn, Bcginnlns at point' on W Incensed Husband ia°C£. M«. S^t C. Addia- -itotUn t? put W, ra.or in W8 ^ «.2..«f«H«i...1.. _ 1 """ !cot't,"Mrs. Howard Rdlckley, Mis.!grip, and nlueed it m his pock- . , • Frank Yarrlek Mra. Shoemaker,;et, where he had .left it when Phaon Dorr, 30, of Plii!adal|i)ii:i, --"' j.' — M 8 Pranltlhe dennaited his hair in his room " Ot ," "w, "'r'^ ",'""• "","" Steward Miss Edith" K,' lehall, rtt Wildwood. T&\ v ^^^JL*iJi& £ b f -JKu, S-FormeFlScrPatro] ' ll '"......rdoriy on ^''K.V- !!Kla«."Mrr"PSk- Steebnan, of Amelia 'vrell. et of., to fin Hilei , , :.,. Bsaeh Iiiillnf ini I A»«)%1 ,i John i, tlon. Part ofifotaai S. BN J, .Wo* I1UB»,';_HS UaMny "BiaSh L-e. rnnn. hp's si und VM811. to ffaverlo M, so, block oj-O, is, inelu ??: «i «°; Co to Joln M o, 34, 44, 40, BJ, «J 8 'A h "The Joy h nip,' JUJ> irg Ouvden," Mrs ; Jacobs Whltston, djj, "A l.iidy at tlin IlridKi Hiifls Margaret Mary Keat- _ »oln,' "A 8ong Down I Vftlley," "Morning," Mrs, P. Ncely. if, "The Doer," Mifta too solo-, "Pierrot," "You la," Miss Crawfora. "Her Fond Mother," f "Selections from Sex- 11 "Nightfall in Grail- Louise Onrso,,, Mrs. I Cray, .Mrs, Frank Rilter. dniit, MisH Hutll Barber, Stnnla w!« chair. s were: Mrs. Mflr. lai, Mrs, Chilrli s Woisa, Mrs. Hannah Hiifnn (gtJnuel YnuriB, Mrn. End- Mrs, Waliiir Adanis, Mri«, 1? Mrs, H, V, Smltlr, Mrs MfH. tipurBP MHSW, Mra . P. Ncply, Mrs, Knnncd^ Mrs, Kuhn. Mrs, 1'nrtiell iuton, Mrs. DuBnaque, Mrs *nael», Mr». David stirrci! (Uwy Wood, Mrs, Wnitninn lilHiBer Jintl Miss Esihc Guard Ball jtfessiRg urmer o«ava r OUUJ ^ •-,-iu•-„,- ,^ ,,-,_ ,,6: ihi: Te in Olvmnins Riirp iwi ieol lot, ip, io«. iso, HI, JSB. iin.l disurdorly on tlio HL-H.-II P | ^ " Caroline" Devinci Mrs. Kmilje I Charles Keifer, u popular mem. Pivo Block Tract nearly causing ;n rrn, Wll. four •»£ -»M Franklin v Killlan, her of last year's beaeh patrol, ii ,,, S''"4 l^% ^ ^ ^ hours m tho city jnil I MrY" Yntea'and Mrs, John T. j now in Cnlifornia waitinB for his „ I'l Society Orchestra, well a W many summer Tialtors, , plays nigiitly at the cluV Wo, in Jianoa. It will intru. leveral novelty numbera it will he Heds Lewis and •Lord, two prominent en- Jers, . { I pards have been buiy iel- tickets the past two weeks tommittoe In tiiarBe H com- 1 of Captaii J-:.\ Jernee i Clayton, J'-rtusr Fitzgerald Jl' Hafnor, Lleweliyn Far- \ ind Jack Franz,' -,. wore called to extitiB flames in a cabin cruiser ft 1 ». m, yesterday when the if caught fire after bftckfii'.nij ptS the earburator, .) trait wai tied tq the 12tl War! , The tianies were ex Billed by ehomieaia, and 1H mage was done, J. J, Neal; i owner of tho boat. HlH unns iilid U'pH iiruUpd \.\ liric-liliiils tlirnwn in ilm I'mlit between (lip limiua Aiiny iiiirt fedvi'iil irnniis in Wusiiiiinion his week, Allipii. i'lirisiiansi-ii, Nn« Yorli 'linipR and Win Id Wido him- fijonds tiiinie intn 1! liisraiihpr.. is yisiiluB Oi-omi I'liJ T1I[,J, w p r o |n|(] (^ wili, this wpok in ifilic BiiiiiishiiiB iiir [0 iiijij him nut, city ijtitillolly «m-li, "Diit he's liroke nnd ( Mr. rhiiHiiiiiisiii •*.--\* i-iiilit ii, ji.ii, ,,mi acl ,,,,,, w()," iiipy ho thii-k u! ihi' iiiitt.limiuus Un- i'liiivc been fm- two ycsir u« buttle, 'iiyina tn nil HMIUC ,VI, Kl.t |,j n, nut if wn lit nod iii'llnn pli'turos uf the »trua- ,„;,,, iiim nut uf Inwi :le fur his paper and picturi' aor- away 1 ice iiiid lip Kiia liip tiu'KPi. for aciyenil wildly thrown missilps. VleviiMi W it ll Siis|tlr"M. PhiiloiiriipliprH lire imikpil npnn .viiii KllH]:iirinn h=v IllP iipnple "! WiishiilMlon, !>• i'.. Mi 1 KMi says, IKHMIU^P ilioy nniiy iiicuircK iii' thp f usiius Ntnt fn II;I|I> ! :H he ruitnii y wrrp ,IOBP« fiilrtilnlpd I" slli 1 Mm syui-|qf their I,-In. pathy of Hip Aniprii'an pfiiplf for v ypiPr;iii?5, Mr. nirisiiimsi ii w;ll wn.-k will' l.uilipr I{. Iliilfiiiuii. city I nlilicity rlii-ppliir. nu pli'iuri'ii «f ninnrup"- Iipnplp visiliim (IIP ri'Siirl. ThPHP siiupshnis will he taken "» the Hoiirh and lumnlwalli. and ; " ! ' HIP Inline liiwii pajiors nl" the i'e- Miri'iii'S. Tu Hiiiip lii'Siirl l-'riuii Air. An apriiil trip nvi-r HIP iru»;t 'i'iiiiiy nr Snllll'day will i:'ne M , r'hristiansnn an opportunity tn *IMIII *i»Be.i.iiol view* of the rarailinn ntiuo»]iliern nf fliciiii city, Ii is expeetcd limy v.'M! in" rirc-iiiiited ItiroUBh Mm. Wi'i'M Wide service, in papers tlivnuKh- niii the ununiiy, I'd ward Wnlsh. nf Hie npiirts u>Nk of the I'hiliidPliiliin Iniiiiiiov. ,;"• her""|,o"0"|( ia appndiiDf his ynratinii here will' l le ' lthel h001 Mr. Chi'lKlunison. 4 crack naraehute jumper, pil nt. and m'Mhanii: known to iiiu aviation world alonB the entire ^ H eastern seaboard arrived in Oe- ean City Sunday and will re- main at the 18th st., airport for nnuHl life ifuard baat raef ^ ^ ^ latter nan of August of "uiiis" OreeTt. eontuininE 11 nor ^. _„,_*_.„ .. Hlchrird C. Holmoa Jo Francis c: __ . . . mi IIsiliiL-s, et nx. 1100, Port OJ lot 2 Real Estate News aES 1 -^* mehliti Oloase ul I niirton M. KnndL ot u., to Mnrtir — I sewkirk. of (ii. Truet «t BurhilKt nclnu Hurt of lot * in division weed, lunil of Tliomns DouKlnas, City of North Wildwood, i>. Colaan l.umbnr t?o. to Thorn Hnny R Holfinim it nx to Jvy ! ôfofiSl t. HoHman Lot* 32 and 33, blot* K Wlironc 1)2, Wildwood Httrijor Tract I " u « Chl H Knx of u^ lei. Bngoifried ,«t iw. tat lo;.. utoa Borough of wildwood Cnitiv••••• William H. Taylor'to -WJllWin; J!,! 1 Tiiylor, Jr., et al. liot, W wid-part-i of lot i, bloek 9-A( \a% 89. W«di;' 198, QaWei, .; ..- tawer, T*wnilllp. ... . ,,! "iSklSo^H AlJL L0ti?« aawwd a, pitiiBn«i et u*t, > to | Frank. Tjr. Sfiok. Mi »0. fcloelt tti V1 wilam Taylor to William HTsy.-jj lor. Jr., et al, Lot 20, UIgek III, r.-i. .•onniininit as liercs, |.'lnlHl?i HullWyiiiliiK. yt us., 10 Pn. Jllliiig IJUIro, pt nx. Lola ill refers- ttnrtf, uonlnlninff otic iiei^?. Dgnnis Tswiiahl|j, ..* Tliomus Hnwfeilig to JiihiesJ. Ho. Ke«yn, i>t tut. Tract beltnr TIHM»«( g .ci.,i.ii. „ „ „ ,. .._ fil "1 m i ' plniie 1-iBBcr. He ritfs all his r landers rartv '^* ^-^. ^h i» «» 1 lailUCl S 1 «1 «-JT • { amateur, since every .fold tn iiiim iiliiris on the Wiiy dow.i Hesitates, Mut Isn't Lust I iaa Isio' City. tn|i[ii;r M.i>nlm;iiii to_ COAL^ND COKB Illlllll iiosTKss iiorsii IIK.NM-'IT 1'AHTT AT II.VMF-IXN The regular wepkiy cmd piirty Iliinii Iilii fnr (In- benefit of ilimse Fur Cnii'vales- '' "T^!M;1 '''lUvnimomi .roping IH-vcn n Un Van Huren Anioti thos ull, hnvini he Hostess, ilimse un . ,.ii«.i...„-, «uie. Mrs, Harry Morris, Mrs, 'eni Girls took place Wednp^luy I Harry Headloy, Miss lliinirih ifiei-nnnn with Mm. Carrie-'Wliii-.Mitchell, Miss JIarv Smith, Mr ». fame, Mary K.ng m his vesrul/i -Oil) lintf Wii jol IPI i ftern niuh and Mr imrae. HrhlK« fini «nn iajei! nnd 1hero were two i,r i-iic-h mlile. Those iireapiil were: Mr Vllmvi Mra, Annie niinne w-rV rrfiwn. Mm Jlnry n Mrs.-I.nnls IVUhohll. 111 Johnson. Mrs, niisscll, Mr Wiiliam Alihatt, Mrs, Eilwaivli Voss, Mrs. Norman Hnnnah, Mrs,' Wiiiiield Hltcliner, Mr:.. Mnrv Van IHirPii Totes Razor in His Pocket; Is Arrestec* Willinm Mull. 22. cnlni-pi! Scul'. Mi Mntthiiis Jo Wisler, Mr .!• Oeise, M' Adtt Hamfin iniilli and Mi CUMIKN lVDJIliS' IIOSTKSS • AT 1IIHTHKAV Dl-NMiK Mrs. C. H. Wilde, or , I'nmilcii. as ttmdei-od n birthdny dinner tlie Fluridn Inn yesterday a't ion. A delicluUH dinner • >VHB . jryed and Ihe Uible WHS iiiti'm'- tivdly - (lecoraicd with sumnier the luncheon the ii,iU».- ,.-.,.- bridge. Pl'iSiea awarded liigii Reorers Guests included: Hlday, Jirs. Fred l.oKoy. JUB. ... B, Johnsqn. Mfa, A., Stai'r, Mra, R. W, Laird. Mrs, W, F., Shriver, Mr(. A. Shriver, Mrs. .Insio Lcdor- niatt, Mrs. Alice Ijeopoid, Sirs, Clarence Adams and Mrs, Beit ._. c elphia iuul V/iM-.v raaor in his run* nut it wasn't of Ih S Sn iilw' he is serving three Pliila rloil wecle are PAINT llll'MMMH < Paints I s Mrs. Hanj flarpnce Dlanchnrd. TO " SAI.H TO ilAviTtVliK SAI.H The "Women's reguiur Beimbli Cltlh will have a %** "A Glaas Oils Brushos BEST PRICBS ALWAVS for Sleclcnte Uuhher Ennmel EXTERIOR Hwry R. Montgomery __ 710 ASni'BY AVB. PHONE 49B.W PA IN TIM© INTERIOR PROBUOTS the DoaTdwallt. Save Now On Home Repairs *]• and •upplles MB new ^ liwl, and marked accordingly. Ut m costs and h«1P plan improvements. No your part. ,::• DOORS LUMBER -^ Lumber Co. . SHI? BY Seaside Trucking Co., he. Ten Year* of Prompt and Courteous Service DAILY SERVICE HiJTWIiKN WILDWOOD.... OCEAN CITY SEA ISLE CITY - - - AVALON STONE HARBOR - . - PEERMONT WOODBINE PHILADELPHIA AND INtEilMIpIATK POtNi'S Deliveries Made the Same Day MOVING BAGGAGE Small Lots of Forniturc a Specialty Wildwood Orflcei 139 Rust Andrews Avenue PHONE s KEYSTONE WILDWOOD 3133 EXCLUS1VH SALES IN OCEAN CITY WALTER SACK COAL 13th and West Avi-. PHONE 6T B The Present Low Price \ of Building Materials Points the Way to Real Saving!! PLUMBING—HEATING \VIL1,ARD F. STETSEH Plumbing: and Heating VK CENTRAL AVE. Phone 383 Q(SlUliltHtninfHHtmi!tlH 1: Quiet j Plumbiug . &tlmate» Chte*iflljf;i •' •... '.nti&itffl ^" SAMPiONlOO. 408 Asbury Avenue = I s Oeeah City I!! Roofing 1 - Heatraff Ma«ter Sheet Metal Workera Phones WALL PAPER W. R. REYNOLDS Paperhanger 620 ASOURY A,VB. PHONf 376 J "Skilled Workms iishlp it Low Cost." Build - - Repair NOW! PoweSS- Vait !•! '"• "">• ' ' H Alf ed R. Smith I Paper Hangter Phoite 443 {1048 Aibury Ave. I,|III • _ ,. BUILUI Phono415 Kttl Jobbing Prbmptly U Afbuty Ayti H. R. Building Coiitri NTR T, AND CENTRA! Phone 1244 Hiram Cheatw m 13TII & WEST Building Mat Vniir i\vi l ry Phono 5 ialB Tor SAWS SHARPENED TOOLS QBQUND R, L. LBMONT 308 BAY AVE. PHONE 1447 ELECTRICIAN WIFE KRAUSS TO WIRE YCUR HOUHB DANIEL J. KRAUSS Eleetric»l Contraetor «9 A.Bury Ave, PhBns 4i CKMENT WORK m Cheatw BUILDER I .Inlibinc Get Our Eatin "; 308 Ninth St, Ocean: C SHARP BRi BUILDERS _ 19 W. 14th ^t. Phone. 2 I JOBBING Al.TEB'mi^ Phone! Ocean City 137J Fredrick J. Dieterle Heatinf - - Ventilating RoofiiiK and Sheet Metal Work 341 ucjitral Ave., Ocean City "Sincere Craftsmanship at Mod. srate Prleet" JOHN PELTO CEMENT CONTRACTOR 1250 ASBUBY AVENUE Phone 888 BUILDERS BUILDERS GEO. A. BROWNMILLER - BUILDER — I MTU ST. AND ASBURY AVE. PHONE 1Z2B ffl i.l fmiintii •> RELIABLE BUILDERS OTIS M. TOWNSEND, Inc. 1 PHONE 57 ' , • 640 ASBURY AVL. Ill ••"»«! JOHN E. TROUT . BUILDER - 1033 ASBURY AVE. PHONE 1200 Sea Isle City Office: 40th St. and PlcMare Arc. , , rPH0NE SEA ISLE 8t- , PSntiere Built Homes The Best In Building With Economy H. £• Pontiere -•• BUnÊE A EHOKB MARBLE—TILE w. H. OLDFIELD 1 ALBERT OLDFIELD Pfione 1177.J rhone Bi-W W. H. Oldfield & Son Ttl.E AND MARBLE WORK 9Vi CliNTltAL AVENUE Ocean Cily, N. j. i:«()m.ilon I urnisnid 1 CONBUtT MacPherso] when you build y«ur hom» inaks all?rations, price* aro r" and •atlifaetlsn auiirM. > Nur ou. .amplei ef work op«n Inspection. ^ m .HEAL BBT^qH you are a.iurtd of trua wK anil good purchaiei or Ask about the.8. HTH * OENTRAl, PIlBni;; ROOFING, ETC 'AboveAll aGoodRoof George W, Wilcojt RooflnB and Shtet Metal Work Ml AS1URY AVB. I PH. 485 OCEAN CITY, N. J. ROOFWG Sheet 308 18th St. Phone (S3 Interior and ^xteriei'V lT,< Expert Furniture Palnttflb jl Oscar C. Ang''/ff n PAINTER •est MsterlaU and Clejn manihlp T| 920 ASBURY AV , OCCAM
PLACES TO GO and THINGS TO DO les Here Week End v Investment pf yat the ilth st. flying Increased Friday, Satur- Sunday by the arrival of {tors and guests In VU& •tyjfs " oi' . alrplaneg, ae i' AMRrooka, veteran pi 'Is:Mini this Held as hk ' vcarrylBg, passengers on It, hops, ;"of_ planes which visited includes: (National Guard Asmy •Seagirt, .«•' , from Contes- from Wilmington, ijjiolth^from Caldwell, N. J. fBohln, from Philndel- riwlnd Waco, from Atlantic jjfriisraliow, from Caldwell, ifÂuioilro, from Atlantic o, from Grove, Pa. • • • qJX, Waco, Ocean City, An estimate of the total value of these nirplanp, as made by Er- wln L, SchwaM, president of the Aero Club of Atlantic City,, Indi elites that their cost exdajdoc 186,000, >. The engines included many types, from the i25 horse raaial engine in the Arniy bung lass, to the 40 horsepower, nint cylinder alr-eeoled radJa engine It the American Eaglet. Other types were the four ey. Under in line air-cooled Gipsy engine in the Sloth; live cylinder |jadla^ air-cooled Kinner enttinea in the Fiiesirn and "Ktlleit autoi'l, and several eight cylinder water- cooled vee-tyiie enjsines in the other Manes, ire is no doubt, according to Sir. Sehwiitu thul if the airport site were filled und graded, Ocean City would be a center for many commuters by air, end visitors from distant citi s in nearby statep, whs would bring 50 uir^ planes here over a week end, in-> ,stead of nine, which in iiseif i: a rerun: isuhle record a! (his -iinie -Mr. and ft an! How n id Down; , for MOQBITN Now riajlirg. "The First Year," Fov version of Frank Craven's greatest com. ody success, presents Janet Guy. nor and Charles Parrel! in their first strictly modern screen play, Janet's new hairdresg, her grow diction, her mere positive pe ..allty are saitt to reveal a ri murknbly "different" Janet, An with seven changes of smart vardrobe, nut once does she up icar In i>.6 tatters of a iVllJIam k, Howard directed till , utithful romance based on tli funny heart throbs and hllnrlou rielies of the first year of mar riage. )IiinM Tiies, Wed, "Red Headed Woman," the Ka Uiarine Brush story which recent y created a senfiiitlon as a nov- el, now appears In screen version II is a Me!ro-Gnlfiwyn-Maye,r pro. tlucuon, with Jean Harlow in the title role. Others In the cast art Chester Morris, Lewis Btone, Le- lia Hjains, Una Merkel, Henry •nBdii and Mayi Robson, The on was prepared by Anita ,and brought to the COMING TO THE MOORLYN ft\ Htk ( cm direclnr Ocean City Golf Club Grille SOMERS POINT, N. J, ,./'•'. FIATUI ING K^ Boston's "Harlem Knights" îCpma Couvert.TSe i'A'v, CUISINE BY. A, V, MARSH |vK: ;«THB SMART PLACE TO DAWE" ii;.'.';"'.. OPEN SATURDAV NiQHTi ONLY •Xilreetlqji of B, P, pinion and H, U. Confery CHESTER IMOCRIS and JEAN HAPLOW in "RID HEADED WOMAN *•• PHILADELPHIA DAYS, AUGUST 7th TO SEPTEMBER 4th Also Labor Dty, Septembtr 5th TO BROAD STBHT STATION I (roing and retimtlng on all trains all 'hi), also rrtiirniiiff P?|wUn TeaTliljr Bnmd Street station S-33 a.m. following ""ftji' •:. Illuming. pWiakdayi Aug. Sth to Sept. 10th, ind. |J>;r',": ; IMept Labor Day, Bent. Ilh, 8,,?irtc Broad Street itation Leave Oeean City >:M *, M. ffifiY BcftUrn ipold Jtreet Station to Ocean Oily »!ii P. M. igfivtfer Market str«st Wharf Ueave Oeesn cfty SIM A, M, KtrVjJMltTn Marktt itr»et Wharf to Oeean Cliy 4:10 p. M. •3*.:•:• Easterri standard Time Flyers* or 1'iinsnll I'. It, it. RAILROAD STRAND I Mr. and Mrs, Martin Johns sow rla);ine. land the hundreds of Of its people and made hy Its made up the caravan that pen people, Hollywood writes Its own trated the Empire of Death r biography in "What Price Holly, ivealed in all its natural sp'len wood, which brings the smart or in the Pox Picture "rons vivacity of the glamorous Con- ~ " .—^.v,,^ ~. ,,.,, b. u l l l v,. J u d *,„..- x iiji4, ris Rtance Benneti ,In her latest sur. again in ring production, [ne eye With a galaxy of celebrities in neonle wl support, Miss Bennett unfolds the Intricacies and intimacies of the inaor and more notable circles of | iy menaces the Film Capitol. Lowell Bher- i perlT, with man, Nell Hamiltnn, Orejory Rn- j flesh and" their thtir and uf time to dasile ed One Thirty =lhr#e it TlireP " J he stein deals is ifh thL prize ing. and Mizner's selection to A nrp Ihr screen version is &ifjni Hi mt in the Uew ot the fact hit ut une time 1 he wq^ tlogtlj mimected with thL ring m a pro nnitfr and nidnafcer uf liu\i*r^ ;es and pri- not the on. of floating Islands of toff, Louise Beavers and others j thrMteneT ih/'liveB "of the»e"twn thrills. Primitive aavai meval monsters were A river hideous horii: explorers times md tlit.r mtnr 1 aid the star to present an an- ' noti thentie serutlnizatinn of Hollywood I man life, ' " I""" : JIOIOTT Now Playing Wiiinm Minzer, writer, sporls- man imii adventurer, adiipted | "Winner Take Ail," James Car- ney's latest starring Plifure for Wartipr Bros,, which is liiised 011 a story by Oeraid rseauniom fall- Guaranteed Plumbing Fixtures AT LESS THAN MAIL ORDER PRICES JOHNSON olT Asbury Av6, Otjaii Ciiy nlnret-K of the World," a mo. . irture that opens at Dough- !>'«,, (in Monday, is a symposium nf the thrilling explniis of all ,vorld renowned explorers at dif- ,'erent ends of the earth. The film jnus throufih. the Artie, jumps to Uurneo, to China und Tibet and lown into India, thence through liiiuatnrial Africa, finally to the Antarctic and then up ihe Amazon among the little known tribes of Hit- Brazilian jungles. mmmms it YOU ARE GOING TO THE =^=~-> -• -- STEEL PIER Boartwdlk at Virginia Avenije, Atlantic City M0i;fa dance or He the 2S star attractions playing there, you can drive |ji" your car the round trip over the OCEAN CITY-LONGPORT § BRIDGE FREE Ipir' jrau and your passengers buy your Steel Pier ticketa at the Bridge feTofl'Hwue in Ocean City. ; ; This Short Cut Route From Ocean City Will SAVE MILES AND MINUTES h Steel Pier Tickets: Weekdays, 55c •Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, 75c, Including- Tax Steel DANCE 9 to mm ABE SOME OF THE SO STAR ATKACTI0NS TpnitB U>MA p Photoplay! Every Day .r With Olreu. Ao«t—Wsathsp Permitting, Diving Hortii with Daring Qlrl RIMrL Clmlj Mad WhjfKri — First Time In America. The Bee t Curio, Walir Clreya Hawaiian High Diva th Pit Shi Hawaiian High Divan the Pirate Ship with III d Rli f l e P and The S= * te Noon to i — Mldoct* and Alw CM*. p, Mi Cem. 4 Bsnnellyi — Sensational Acrobat.. 4 Falceni, World 1 ! HlBhtM A*fiil Art, Acre Wheel Oirla, A Gorman Sensation. Fallenberg'a Beara — A Bear of «n Aet. Peres Slack Wire Art rate Ship with III Relic, ef luecinMr Day.. Oeean Held of Pier M. Q, la. Tf«|» Mark Trained Steel Plef, wi"°Anlmal NyrMry All ••Blea Hawaiian Mutlclsn. ar*in RKIMII Bally t Big interutlng BxhfbU. Take a Trie Out to Sea on lh» Ocean Liner Steel Pier, from End of Pier Dally Weather Permlttlnu Now Playing r}/v WORLD /• I FAMOUS M V ATTRACTIONS All For One Admission! slum 11011 \aw l'lilTIH(» lilt Pmthi^p Price' \s a' l tlipttd frntn Arthur StrlnEtr'j >,rtat IHULI md S lturthn Lsen IUK Pn t stori Ihe Mud Lirk' It 1 i thrilling r nf Mr. and Mrs, MuH'nrd Ji-ffriea. was married lo George II. MilMOIl, Mrs, 8. LnBarre and laiiKiii-'r, Mahel, were on an ixt •mli'rt 1 :-lt• ihriiUBli the Weal. Ocean City's Gay 90'$ ONK lllii FAMILV TOE SPE© CONTEST What** By fRANK Heiv's siiliie Huitulilu ntwn thill suiU ,.vi«ryii"dv, iln- mil fuiUiiii-s are putting humlreilH buck U: wurli. THIi LITTLE THEATRE COMES TO TOWN ITHE I > i;**i. na high sdiool cli-anmlic. i/oach, Ralph Jarvis, and his little band of theatru tievolees deserve the commenda- tion of the community for their proposal to give Quian City gevei-al of the best toirtemporavy phiys, in a Mi-ie» of "little theatre" uresentutions.durmgthe winter Beginning with "Death Takes a Holiday, **£."* Senttmber, they will staBe others ot itacidibi-e. provided tti public indicates that it wants them, by .t» attendance Î^JSSSJfte. will be set at a 1^. which it is estimated will clear expenses, no more My Jaivw and his thenpiana, all well known Ocean City talent, are of the most tnlked-about plays of the present daj | The Sentinel-Ledger congratulates them tot then- [ambitious project and extends best wishes to. its nuiuu. Hoover's fortune haS ahrunk from four million- W *700f 000, BKys a KPOTI. later denial. But even if W it •» Him for svnrryj we've nevor seen a mnn with *.00,000 ... Ihe lireuil line. .11 CMly hus U'HH or IIIIMII, be t'iillad 11 llantinB uovi uliition iliuii ulniost any other resort urouiid. The llout'iiij is (lone chiefly from Uie ilrsl of .luly and ihq aaiih) poiioJi in .September. A good mujwity of "hnae who wme licin in tin; ûinrner liiuts live il .ill through lure, and thus Income idemliletl wllli Hie place. Nearly rvei'v nil-summer gutst Uunws every other one, ami ilnwn on tlie lieuch 1! seems like oiiu srem riiiiiily. There WHS U Itliin who tutiit' down sniiit days into who Imd ulwiijB been 'indif- I'orcni nimiH meelins people m licime. He hn.H n jiiutty f-lii I'nr ii nciBhlior, mid beyond TIIII fad thiii «lii; Bulls cHTttBioniilH-, hi- tt'iis cniirelv imiorniit of her. In fuel, he knew no one in I lie nulgliho.'liooil iind said ho dirtn'i ciiri) tn-=\vl:^,i ho ^ncike nliOll^ il Mt all. Well, this mnn li.is Iwfn ('own In re live ileys. >le knnws 10 or IS jfIris tic,didn't know when he ciiiiie down and hiis a bnwing iiijquniritniine with iiroUniily 2R more. Wherever he foes lie lifts his liiit, and he ia enjtiyin,{ the HQwHy of it hugely. Anil the fiiiiiiie'nt ihliiR iilioiit ;t ia tn see him taKKlni! arouml nftiv lli,. nestt door neighbor. The two RCI tn|elher eniiBtnnily and cx- ehanse condoleneea that they liadn'l met gonner. And they are both sure they are Koine to Imve a nice time tills* winter. This sea air Rosens you up and mnkes you want to frolick wltii fiiipiil asuin. Ponce de Leon, a in niode, don't yo\i know. other NIUSS i'OIST TO KKI» ing while things are cheap we aro BoinK to find that we have renily minoa the corner r.ml have started hank,—WnsliliiE'inn Star. viem The Story Of Our Eels _ _ . » . • . _ • • • Hatched Off Bermudas- Return' to Aneestpre Stream the THE SUNDAY BEACH CLUTTER [CONSIDERABLE complaint, as to the clutter left » -the beaches by Sunday VacatwniBto to come,to THK HIOH TOST OP nffl ELIdTIONS The public la now being m- inr riniTsdnj, .Inly 8,, g00inno will have to be #BiseiJ to eonfliiet the Hoover-Rouaevelt hatUB (or the nresidency, \n i»2B the two parties spent a ~—"~7~~^~ iT~"—iw • f 1° ta l of 116,100,0(0. Here s To Your Health when me politicians of both parties are telling how miicli (Xnt«—This Is the first of n M>rlcs of artirlcB, tflllnj; Hume iiltlf-kniiun, iiit*-ri'stiiiK tucU HIMIUI linn, eqinmnn to «"at«>rs h«-r*iilxiiitit—Editor.) rtj EWAaiTo". FENSKK The llf« of the eel, and how it comes into being is one of nature's fantasies and. has done mueh to prove that truth ts in- deed stranger than net Ion, The liniiy eel la hntcbed in an area 801110* of Ihe Bermuda Is- landB, many inlies at sett, where ilia depth Is over 1000 feet. H«re millions of eggs are deposited, but not In the usual manner 61 nehes. Due to the trefnendous,,; preisure of tlie water et this depth the spawn is literally forced from thi body o( the eel. In this BBCtlon the baby eel is horn a thin, flat, transparent organism with a tuhe-like head. [n contrast to other creations of Mother Nature, the body of the eel grows smaller for a time. In mammalg the opposite is true where the body must grow to catch up with the head. Thin shrinkage occurs after the eel is a year aid and continues tin- til the hody r*aches a size more in proportion to the head, * • • Then the long Journey to their homes begin, the American eel earning to our own streams and A» President Moov«r has said, to continue on the tax roafl we are traveling is to impoverish the nation. In the last is years the cost ot government has increased nearly ISO p»r cent. The results ar# found in heart- ing of capital, Industrial re. trenchment, uneniployment. The tax Issue, in all Its phases, is one of the most important prob- lems the American people *•—- ponds, while its European cous. las travel to Burope,' When they arrive at th( mouths of the streams they are about three Inches lonf. At this ttaie ot the Journey a strange thing takes place. The females aicend the streams and the males stay behind to await their return. And the hardships that confront the widely trav- eled eel. Through ihaHow water and deep, over dr!«d-up stream beds and meadows, detourlng water falls and the constant danger of being borne away by birds and mammalt, This stranie, Impelling power ; th«J'. has nrgfcl them on putt thtei to the test that nature In- tended, and the agMld law, "the survival of the fittest," is an apt phra«e. OOKTOBX • - deiplte the fcM I oaUsd on FniHmt Wmmr ttm other day. Outdoor* the lUde. In the president's office it was a comfortable 68. Mr. gtxmt Is ttle ta stand uo under tali heavy t*tt /and ftill keep in Irttêe phyileal am- ditlon, I w«nt with the Fretidut to the opening of Ihe eaaibuion of the Pantheon do la Ouorre, tte. world's largest painting, com- memorating the war. This is Ibown in a circular sheet metal building which might be e^Mt. ed to have the characteristics of an oven. But the same al, .con- ditioning system UMl in toe President's office made it com- fortublc evon tinder a blnjlng ma, •• I went up to the Capital to call OB a congressional friend, and found Senators and ilepre- gentattvei. debating In an atmo- sphere of fresh, cooled air In which it wu dlfflcult for even the most fervent orator to work up a perspiration. And I came back from Washington on an iilr-condltloned train of tnn Bali ttmore and Ohio, th» most com* f01 table railroad Journ»y I ever made. • ' , • v Mr. Hoover believes, with many others, that thin' alr-«on- diUoning proMsi, still in its In- fancy, is going to develop as big as the automobile Industry. 1ION1JS . , . at tke ffOat line I half expected In Washington to find squads and detachments of tne "Bonus Expeditionary Pqrct 1 ' pan-handling alj: over, town, I trnvcljeft pntty well over over the District of Columbia and except In the vicinity of the B.B.F, Camp on the Anacostta Flats, I saw nobody who Bould be Identified as a member of the bonns-seeklng army, I talked with, one nan who had bees aa- Itve In getting Congress to ap. proprlate $100,000 to send title men back to th*lr none stetoi, "Most of these ctakps a» 4«- eent fellows out ,of Johb, with no resources, who just came for the laflc,' 'he MM, "A few of them Me rather simple-minded people who really think the gov- *rament owes thtJn a Hvinf. But- in the center Is Quite ft rtronf corps of pommunlst agitators, who have he»n nopelul that 1 there would he som» sort of % military or police demonstration that would give an excise to start thootinK- The Communlita ore looking for martyrs, but the Washington iiuthorlUes have not permitted toemselMB »« be trapped Into anythlhe "oat 'of' which inflammatory propaganda could he made. But the B.l.F, eertataly had sbme members nf rnngresF badly 'seared, 1 * jMt,6i~ wgrtsw, ana tt»:.X bwwnr -, 'nowpoMuUt work. Itol, -art,, ;h ._.._ «aS'tti|'; i .i*«i*i' i: ' t«M» ftj» W the Potomac .. the govermn veloplng thhJ C Now the bat* ing with more any other^fflt worjd, if h When their goal .„ they stay and wax fat, feeding on their diet of- small fights, frogs, grubs and water bugs. Then a time comes when this name impeiliOiT influence urges their return. When they arrive at the mouth of the stream they team up with the smaller males who waited. Together they travel Hotith to note, spawn and die. (Seat week—How water pol- lution hap danweed "-•——»«'• nt angle. T6» —--3-, building* freotln* av. have mostly^ to make roQni""" • partinsnt:, QE 1 Department too mint building*. central , tlonably W>- __,. elty m the wortftr 1 , : ' - . - , • • : • ' ; * < • OOABB8..-, . >; Wherever the Onitfld ,P«toi vice men acec • tne' President's White Honied doMB iniardi a* ^^. ahead to deal 1 «MI Hi ii Mnr-mBti iett awa? ftraa «t lerrlbe man, WHM»I*I iniidt m irai*:s his privftto eamK;«il dan W*er, _ i :^' s Woin Mr, HwrHi; openlttir of •«--;*srtrif Wanhington tartiw*^ of tne WMte Jtonig vice eorpi. wfl^Jti preceded Mm If and made a-Wn^, tbe bolldlng to W#|4 workmen ,wera;:iv- ernmtnt. In 1B14 it was 48 days and in IBIS Wout 16 days. The ratio la constantly rising. Carried to the Inevitable con- elusion, it means ^that In the not-too-distant future, th» tast- Tudor City in New York la ah apartm»nt houBe development in the 1. 4O'» fiicing the river. In the apartment houses in thli development are 260 dogs and yet you rarely see one on thi itreet. They are taken to the root for an airing, ~" The 41th St. Chowder ana Editor o«uu""i ,-=«. • Now that the chamber of commerce is endeavorlrng to quiet the noisy locomotivei which dis- turb the sleep of summer visitors during the night, let them continue their efforts and see if they cannot get the city official* to permit the garbage and re- fus« collectors to BO to work at a respectajjle hour Instead of their present schedule. It is a common ooeurence to hear a larbage collector hounc- ing the empty cans onto tbe concrete driveway at B-JO a, m. and then the refuse collector at 5:30 a. m. In addition to the above, the auto> street sweeper starts about B;4S a .m., some days sooner. Personally, I think this is all uncalled for and think that summer visitors who come to Ocean City for a rest should be given some consideration and not have their sleep disturbed at thin time In.the mornlm. JOBBPH F. DONAHUm. 1110 Ocean av. In the area from H. 60th to S5th sts., and from 6th av, to the Bast River a district • which can he covered In a few mln- uMs, Is the; richest district in the world, ; It Is New York's millionaire sone. More than 100 special deteatlvBB are on ward in this area constantly Korne: Did any ot your an- cestors ever hav« any trouble with their Beck? Borah: Yes, my grandfather had a knot behind his ear when be fell through the flnoi, Puller Bragg: What » giori- ous sprini day! I could dare anything, face anything, 014 a day like this, Feminine Half: Then come along with m*, dear, I waui to buy some new shoes, a hat and > couple of dresses. Bobble (in church): Mama, what will become of all thoM Bowers on the altar? Mama: They will be given to those wMo ara pick at the clo»e of the »errtce. Now that Morgan has Mcumu- lated enough money to retire, where does he plan to live? Hli dortor recommended a sanitarium. Customer: I hear my son ha» owed you for n suit for ttwt years. Tailor: Yts, sir? haw you called to settle tne aeaount? Customer! No; I'd like a lult : on the game terms. A ifttle boy from ^ vlsttlnc his csualn ittli What do Ytn ttttr, eows? qulisaa am „, I bet you dont even that's a jeney cow;; I don't,know from „„ cause I can't Ml lU-llet Lucille: WHM do you you see an unusually * Muriel; I look tor~ »i, then, I let tlr«d aniiflffl mirror down. • « The roaring ' mt New York doean't larly when Mr. Jones-tm buy a new llnei of good*..„ faneui hotel within tM| mint center docs and • mekns to show that ft Mr, .Toned had been a fore, the dark mtat^^. number of ttie room Bifl pied and asks Wai It """^ care for that, of uotHRi it. Bell-boys call nlrtt; Jones" and not *Blifi"i? mornini nls homo'town Is outside his door, Ja' **" ing him, the telephone, Informs, him ourt it la (ia he should dress The Increase in first* class mall from to three cents an 0 cost'Sing Stag prtiWDLv,.-. POM a year additional;] prisoner*' mmlV 'wOMtir* prisoners sent oot.r— ten, The State vt age tor one letter e»oh priioner. Forttier Resort Pastor Smiling Bridegroom Rev, Carl F, Yeager, . former pastor of the Lutheran Church In this resort, was a visitor here on Monday, Ho was accompanied hy How Is Mr. WUnWeyi Oh, he's a neffeet anirt, • I'thpufht you never liked him, I aidn T t—he died last wtrt. HOW'B tbe tall Customer: business? ' Ship CJhandler: boom. It's on the York every Sunday night to play contract bridge, anagrams, ping- pong and chess. Its members, all well known In theatrical and sport elreles, never Mt chowder and never go on hikei, Tie Rer, Mr. Yeawr wai mar- rieft In June to Mitt Bllnqre Conwr, daughter of tt« Dr. and ««. CDarlM K, 0M?cr, Qf.H*u- utflUe, ImmeaiBtely followlnf A un ^^ who j ^ uqte hla car out on a ^4 irlntry day w u ^0,^^^ the engine with a hlankst ^fo j ^ (loou,,, on): Dent lt mt,t«r. I saw wh»t lt ,—, S an rSiona'i WON* »• *• •% 'WM*^*«'**'#*?AsSJ tne BBDOBin. *t» 1,1 ^# ••-—- Sft drink trmdtJihMt and when Heart JM*JW*» ""LIE"*** Mayer Walker gets about one left on a month's erutw> to. the /"^M What* rn»to every tuns' » new department pl&lnta. Out woman loat ttro:. aw? •H1
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