Jul 1927 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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OCEMT CITT MBWa; OCIMJ COT, ST. J., fMDAT, JITBE 84, 1927 

Chililri-n 

hf>ltl ut the SI I- 

evening tiaq n ^t< ii 

utn-u 

Mrs A*.i Miiiiu uiUrlilin. 

frli»rtMm nr Pbllj 

delphla ipint the w^pfc end wftti 

frlnnils of thit plait 

William Sapp and rimlly 11111 

fvn-'l to TuLltahoc Thursilay evt 

BlBg 

111. 

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Mi- 

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Illill 

,11 Mr, 

, Sunnily 

Mn II Illy H ,li| 

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and l Ijutht,! tif M11K 

bllrt N J lillN. s 

la-1 W. I 

Vl< Sulh MtPli, 

Mil Ir. ,1 Illllminei Mr 

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111 I,Til 1> 

Hilda Hlnrliiim and Ellitl lunil 

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Jt Ii run " k i n l I "on il ttttl hi* bntber r. inur 

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,n,| 1 sn, mi ,,r !•• t, rn ml fmillj tin Tliur>.tljy 

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n I M14 i" imliij, 

•II 1 TI111 l.j I Mr- Sum, n Hnml "Pent neifral 

II. I Mr/. lii|n_ I lift. n,,| 

i.fini|i inltMl b} MIH 

till* tsirn 

B.111I. W.I 

r,ui.I 

tub. Joilim Jr o( Mill I Ml 

H ,|>enllng the Hllmili"r|Mi 

Mllh IIIH ^rindtfirt tit^ | ton 11 are 

1 k ,,n 11 alt .I'i^gllir lilt e, I 

[i I puitlnK In th, riiiiiifln 

,1 Hit 1,. w tirhutil boiK. 

nnd 

,1, tti Oieihrtiok tin rhm«il ly 

it hr>u£ht fnelr *on Bt,l> honn 

Mih^ Li.m.thy HoinJi I- norklni; 

III Ml f I dn 1 Jin, r, pi it t In 

iln 

tilTIre ol «he Atlant t fv>al 

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flit 

Njzirlnt fanntl ly S, htMi] 

jiknlt wt nt tti Ml mil IMI the Bjy 

lu^f 

W t dnt Ililfn nlilr of ' 

n,l II r» 

1 nl] t,f 

>lilB at |IM> illl 

f,r,j 

uith Ml nnd Mm ' li.rl 

Ini ih. Humim r 

Mr mil MIR MtfirOlilcli Ir 

lie 

^JM ntllnf tin Hwninit r at Hit 

- - g- --,»•'• f "J •! 1)1 

" M 1,1111, an 1 .Ijuthltr n 

llott 

111 I Mrn Mirlhi llill.runil 

< nth 

tared to PlciiHiiniÛlf 

Satuid iy 

Mrs Gordon mothrr of Af s 

Qsc&r Hallty IP sp< inline a J>» 

days with her »,mi Roh. rt of 

GI7111 Ni-ath 1 

Mr and Mn William Fit? mpfTlnc of ihi .mîmnt 

ijêrald of Ocnn City i ulled on mlim or Taht rnu< h M t 

Qua Qulg and family faatm ri \y j ( himh nf irim In |,| h,[ \\hl[ 

•TelilDg 

I rn 1 diy ifti moon 

U (111am Ttujmpfldn it ted \. 

niiMlnI it ih* Slirlinr-i til* bra 

tloii h« Id In A(Iiniic ( liy 1 m 

h 1'IInt i illvKJon from \ii 

Air tnd A(n Harry Snyritr 

nnd dniiffhlrr 

Fhtrcm t ntlt nd 

thf 

run*Ti| of Mr Suyifpi h nHti. 

Mn 

Alim ^VooNon fti Fl^hfnr 

PAP, Tiylnr 

•^nt^ it IIIH d their dan^htfr Mr-, 

-P'-ii 

«i.rnl d v. Int. tti,n h,r 

J"ni Mr LMPinr.l JI.I,,.. 

Mil 

ItK>.( -nl* |j< ],| hy I h. \\ t 

nif n t < uiiiiiiunlir ( mt, .j,, slhl, 

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Mt 

Oha.l.M Kii 1 c ,1], i (in 

IT! » fl Hi.i* i| J M ,Jitl MlllilH*. 

ll«* l"t il ,,,i Sundij 

MlM 

*• ".Iin tfUrruJI ^lidll ûn 

'M.* with Hliitiwj |i, L*, bin/- 

M H 

f-'Jfc'n. U lv of ^. , it|( 

< 111 ( Jl|* tl on fil< ndH h* n on 

Mdinl i> 

Cape May Point 

Mrs Ui 

li}» in PiiU uKlphiu ' jQilil.lon 1 

Mr in I Mli II O Mnrklo 

* nn rtalui'i tflitlim from Vllit 

I ind our [In Milk end 

Kiilph 

I 1 , ti Mon mid William 

Mm], r '.prui SaHird»y f>\oulii£ 

flt M iy i Ijmding 

Mi 

HIHI Mr- ThrlH ilaml nnd 

U'athllnRUi 

itinp h«>r 

diUf,iii«T iitnidfd ihe runrtal of wjm him 

i nlitlw At Hi-iHlfr^Ml. oi 

Thin uiiij 

John Fr a number 

fit *f yeara Is wmrwhat Improved 

*ftcr having Buffered with a sev*re 

cold for tbe pant two or 

thnv 

weekfl 

Mr and Mm Da\ld Mrphrraon 

s,. 

Jfr* were entertalntd Dt HUP per 

PiiMt of BiHTjlo V \ 

nccnily 

mer-tli" wpffc * nd 

Mr md Mr- Hilph Tijlor ind 

n cillid on Mr 

la>l»rt) ii tr 

H Mr aiifl MIM Dov^t II HolT 

man at Frrm Sunday i^pnlnf 

Dennisville 

Johnjick Ir ,.r I'hll ,,lclirlil i 

Mr, Alu ll.ilili unit ijnnt i rl npi nt ppu 

•In 

.IIII-MHI n wltli Mit Jainnl I"" "'« 

L \\,H,1«,II I-ianr*^ Mfliiw of 

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•t l!i( r«lni on Riin,1jy 

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•*ik «Hh Mi-, t ,lu lr,l hprlliK'r 

Trillin (Ml,, 

(J1 1'hllaililplil, 

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pil i 

tho point on 

. Mi« J- 

Ml(» lli.xani G milj unl nlin HIIIH iiIn, 

MIHJ, Mirllil TIIIVM ittmilPl ilif | ,h, 

I) A tt JHIllJlimi In Ih, II,,I. 1 1|, ,, 

her 

spending 

•leuu 

Wool on. 

Mr mil M.« ri".,j'.l .Shaw of' i ,","'„ ij',', r, tl't'l 

rrl "' V 

r, pilntint I' for tin 

I>r Athwart/ arrlvfd vlih hl^ 

\?* lioat tin 1 omfiirt 

( tpl iln Saiiiin I \ tiiiian, tni ^r 

rh,il to OJM n hlx flah aod o>niir 

liirry I IJIIt inti lion of Atlilliflf 

III) 

pild n visit lo hli pimntt 

Mr ami Mrs Him) I mil 

Mr 

anil Mrft Mti anil mother 

iro oriupjlnf* uni of flip Ftiinhuw 

aDartnuntH nn t Mn I lint »n tin unl> 

-(ishil urn • itching l )urgi> 

luliti< (IMy vlfllton ,iv. 

Mr 

iiwl Mm E 

Ml* F 

dran' Mr 

I>iHti,r Sr att*. 

A 

y. iiwnt Sundajr 

fn-Mne nti.- with rflatli-m 

Mrs. Emm, Cowon Bt),nt Sun 

Mm II WuolJmn 

Thornan Ch.3t,.r motorwl «„ 

IHI^rvlJIo on Wdlnn ^tt^plieniuin t ntfrtjiliiid 

I-St.lli Mjdar, nf Atlonlli 

city 

Sunda} 

Mr and Mm c 

Baker h ue 

moîMl to th* II trrii 

coltahi 

Wlnlflild 

W. IH npein a few 

dayH UiAi veek with Mrs s 

Stephenuon 

John chamliirn of Ni'w York 

hafl roturni'd home for the fluin 

l,|i Linn 

South Seaville 

Ttt hdHnnl Kllitz of Oil in 

(Jtj Mjl I* rtlini.liiu; 1 in ilijs 

with Mr-i w J U-irileks 

Uairin J Li.irlik.i iirri\iil 

homi sundin I-HIIII,E oftir 

ip. ndliiR a Tin ilayn with friends 

ii OciMn < Ii j. Mil 

t A Hran and Mrs I, Fiwin 

h|Miit 1 iluy in Cannlxn vi Ltli rlu 

1 H H Bin.l 

* hirlis L Timiir Jr uai i 

< inul*',, \ HLmr tin* w,, k 

Mm II II John-ton and father 

"Hi iillliu on Mi uml Mm W 

J 

Luniks .M.in,liy 1 i«nliiK 

Kilward J.«,tfr a,,,l Imnlly «,„„ 

.South SLUIII,. lhl,in our thi 

* nd 

1-imnr md fumlly 

i, lve 

Salurdiy f.ir th. Ir lumnicr h.mir 

In 

WIMHOOII 

M.r Arthur Uirlik, has &< 

.nliil ! pinlilan 

W[,J, tI,,. Park I 

nii-ifei In Ocft.111 Cll} AH tiook 

kieptr 

Mr md M Wllll mi fa I ham 

Won urli.-d I,,,,,,I bundiy tv, 

nliiE Ulir HpMidln^ ,1 viul: win, 

Mrs 

Champion H nlnter Aim 

Crystal la 

A. J. 0GD1 

Port Norri«, N. J. Rw 

Take let RtgoUrlT \ 

It Saves Food, Protects HoM 1 

GOING TO PAI1 

USE REGULATION^ 

GET IT AT 

Murry's Army & Navy 

129 High Street 

Bf W« «h- month. Cifb fro 

problems. 

—'—*—• 

.— . _ 

Refrigerators 

Leonard Cleanable 

From $39.00 up 

Cavalier Refrigerator 

$12.00 up 

month. Cifb from*! 

wd you in 

-*' 

Smoking Set 

$2.25 up 

End Tables 

$2.39 up 

Satin Pillow* 

75c up 

Magazine 

$1.45 up 

Fenierie* 

. $1.45 up 

Bungalow" 

r UUanuu, Mll u|| ^ 

CM. 

22 

(Pages This Issue 

la Tkrw P»rU 

I M ntTi, tnd •Action 

OCEAN CITY NEWS 

Jl Great Family Newspaper in Jfmerica'i Greatest Family Resort 

Wantal 

Several good one* fvr.1 

thin week; *ee OMV&T^ 

No. 13,' on Classified! 

UI-Jlo. 18 * 

U ft Year. |}y OCEAN CITY, MEW JEHSEY, FKIDAT, JULY 1, 1027 

Publication OIIKTI: 

New. IiuUdiii. (11 A.imrr Ava. 

FHICE TWO I 

Iard Beam 

o Conduct 

Beach Class 

Doên Originator Is 

ointed As Resort Bench 

fDirector By Solons 

By 

Businessmen 

f d»lly Joien 

fijum on the 

L Ciiy beacii, will b. back 

this BUtiimer to c»niltiri 

-\ uctlvltlfs n.4- up 

puireill of ih« genial phyMi 

|cuUure instructor was mudti 

I the Commlwilonera follow Inc 

1 ncflpl A( a iMtltlon HIRUMI 

IciAiiy well known buiilncinv- 

: requesting the flppoinrniant 

ticiapi hi* made 

leuwn W K". ka 

'It Is «a«y to we what Is 

«f Iloam in th« re.-utrt l>y 

lion" which 1» nlinwl liy 

olTlcl&lit, luink prccidvnta 

rprenelitatlvo buslneos lnt« K'irt 

i neam ibitf'p'. 

_ i petition was signed by th 

Jowlat- Thurston Y. Oloen. E 

(Button. M. D. Murphy. Harry 

dley. Dr. Allen Coraon, il. "j 

Krer. Marry F. Slanton. A. R 

kg, V. B. Smith. Herbert 

Ilks. J. H. Jonee. MowurO 8 

t n , J Howard Blocuni 

L. Chester. Charles C 

i, Richard H. Johnson, II. V 

Itlng. H*nrry Roeiwr, Jr., W 

f ilaatfy. W. B- Mas«py. Jr, 

irt 

Bell, Hicnaril D. Foi 

H. Hogan. R. H. Koitsh*T 

Bdwarda, Harol.l a. PHVIH 

_i M. Btevena. Ewlng T. Cor 

I. Robert Radford. Arthur M 

t Marls, S. K. Bwan. 

tntmluted 

the daily 

class on th.? Ocean City 

lt>.about nve years aeo. whlrh 

I irttd rmuirtolile mccfim »mt 

means of bringing the 

• uttlvltlai, Jiowevnr, 

[1)7 any means limited to 

•liy doten class. 

Ills esrtrare 

utllllfil as host of 

n delegations, announcer 

bMcta entertainer citraorillt 

phivtdeil many hovel mâna 

fnttertolnnMmt for thf vlaltorn 

th covered a field from Jluleasons 

u> beach hikes and 

Ukes. 

year Beam fell Nut* arrived Wednesday. 

' Attention of 

Vititing Retort Driven 

«olj »t itrcrt tateneokft 

Miu oJj « «l» 

turn* «a 

Han Blocking | Title & TrUSt f Popular Philadelphia ' Debs ' on the Wooden Way 

of Gty Alleys! Add S 

i 

Police Instructed to Enforce 

Loral Ordinance 

-iijor f Immplon (Jlr.tipj th** 

ptilW 10 (nforr,-- the clly ori)lnjin

Tiput Says 

• Filled For Efficiency 

j'Not Favors, Declares 

Commissioner 

|f A*ki Constructive Criticism 

j 1 

j Commln3iq nPr j oi, n E Tniui de. 

Bj,e|aMd Inn niotlvo for plsclnf ad- 

&U ot the city and not a 

j, political patronage 

x :f r fl' Public Worka I determlnod 

to conduct tale offloe in 

4/ t*l IW manner wklct I would 

^ Jtfjpepnl ^l 

f BsUm tnf depir (merit can 

: 

Mnillon more efflclently If tie 

open for ur Binon whs 

&'•& biWlneeu to timBSMt witb 

Of r 0r iPjrone who baa any 

UflU or 

suggestions to 

, jv U true tbe city lu • 

•,f mm 

miperrlsor M look after the 

VWOft On the UlBwarB, but Lhla 

i«*nnpj be done If he la constant- 

VW^g IB an Met, 

K : 

. '"In iny own butlttein I do not 

K'MHtlt'tn^ foremen to do clirlcal 

K jrpHt fa tne oMte. I hire a clerk 

WT thoiB details and that la jut 

»il«tr hive done In this Insitance 

.•id Jw»Bt the public to knoir 

• 'HIM lt# offlce of the d«o»rtinent 

Pt »n6llc works will be open at 

, in tliBM duriBi bujlBM boon. 

Power Shovel 

Equipment Was Purchased 

By Former Solons 

Any person In need ill a aiiiall 

lasollne powsr ajiovei can pur- 

CBaH g braid sew slew at equipment 

from the city at a reduced 

raU, it in luirnuj jut Monday 

when n resolutios was passed previillut 

I4M0 for the Birment of 

this ptecD of equipment, which if 

Bet wasted by the present solons. 

The power shovel was purchased 

/ tbe former Oommisgioners after 

Igeiled bids »ero nNsuived. Edward 

' HtrHl WSJ tbe low bidder, Hu was 

awarded tae contract to fupolsb 

this equipment. 

Tba former solans planned to 

Use tbe shovel for repiiirilig dam- 

»fe done to the bulkbead and (he 

beach In South Ocean City, 

Tbe above! lu delivered after 

the new CaBUnilsloBers were elseled, 

Dlreetor at Highways Trout 

abjected to the acceptance of tbe 

shore! as, he stated It could not 

be utillied" to good advantage, also 

thai be objected 10 rernovlsg any 

sand from the beach to repair 

bulkheads or fill wasbeuts. 

Kuril acted ait agent in tb 

lsapect the taMitlful new cot 

!#ge 

onmpletod. by Henry 

Cooper 

located at Oêan am 

l lU>(ids. The building In 

'of Colonial architecture. - It han 

Hvi* bedrooms. Avo bathn, and la 

tîulpped with an oil burner foi 

a4l year use. 

Cooper received the n£ratuliuloim 

of th« realtora after the 

iilli 

i 

•ale, anted be would endeavor to 

have tbe dealer lake lb> nhovel 

tack and to dispose of It elsevbere. 

The shove) has otver been 

need. Upon failure to dispose of 

II the eltf was called on to fulflli 

its contract. 

CKarice to View 

EggHarbor Bay 

Monthly M«Ung of Realty 

Board Held on Yacht 

"Peerlesi" • • —— ; ,— 

Rental Signs A Discusied' 5>g ma 

Kappa Dance 

—— At Gateway Casino 

The monthly meeting of the ——- 

Bfiii Estale Board was held on Twelve 

Chapters of Fra 

the yushl Peerl as It traveled, ,„_,•», A« i *i • '*' 

ihrourt mt H»rbor Bay uniler 

tenut y .Agsnd Affair - 

held 

ithe evening: of June 24. in Ihe 

[sun parlor of Oateway Costso, 

Souiers Point, 

A representative 

the Dceaji city 

Club. 

e unusual BMthori of .... . „„. „„„. 

^ 

ne tliu meeting tu nr-igroup from each or" thTiwelw 

ranged at th. last ni tauu, for cbaptem of the Fraternity it 

be purpose of combining businHMjincied this affair The »!•«» 

wnn pn-iuurv. The realtor, had nr of Atlanllc City WlVh 

opporiiinlly to ln H(wl,, 

lnH School acted m hosts and nrl" 

brldgrheait!) of tbe Ocean Pared an affair that aurpaaaed 

CltyLonBIJort bridge, also lo gel any In the annaU of the fra 

BeiiJT acqiialnteil with the heau- 'ifrnlly. 

ami artvantagss of Egg Har- \ Mr, stanton Oebbart, chairman 

Bor 

*"'• 

°' Ihe corairiltlee. introduced Mr 

Among tbe mattem which wore f J*aw 11. Matlack, supreme presl 

large, 

ddreaa 

iotro= 

Coast Guard 

Gives Flood 

Experiences 

Gapt, Christopher Benth-im 

Lauds Red Crois For 

ReHef Work 

Boost For Pentia R R 

Coast Uliiirii Unptoln Chrlstn 

Ojllt Uaiilllalii lnu.led the eilorli 

of-the IteC Cram fur tha rellel 

work IIDIII- In tli- llourt area am 

Ihe aiiiumu raliied foi 

celief would would i,,, far fron 

iufficlent ill 11 in.'eihij; of the 

anlH tliili, which waa held 

it ine lailii Our, an Wfiiiie*- 

ly noon. 

Ciipl.ilii Benlham rucelitiy re. 

"* &d 

'"•"' ""• Mlsaliwippl flood 

area WJIHI,. li,. ha.i ut,,,, „„ duty 

fur more llijiii ii iiionlli with 1 

discussed was the formation of 'lent of the fraternity a7 

an inaurance association in fba \ "I •oaatinaister. 

After an 

numBer of ii 

from loin ilUti 

"To iluHcrlb.. 

hy thi> iloml 

alble," h,, «,| 

Biclure Hit- iii 

just 

viHUaiiZ!? 

hcr rniut 

tiirt iiai 

wuiild 

iinpo.H- 

..,)„„ j, oll ,,„„ 

ig ,,f th,, iiooj 

witters 56 fit. 

hig-hei 

1 hull norinal tide, for I hat 

was th,. lu.|ghtli of tho flood 

acrlbed. Its quota. If poaBlbl».;increofiis 

.the sum which you bave 

eeaiributed," 

Me related now the Hfd Croas 

had chartered meamers tn i-iiHii 

food supplies lo tho refuget'S and 

to carry Ihsm from place* of 

itllllK r. 

till Him, ioi,| nf the 

surie?^fill I'ffnrtN to flreVMIil thi 1 

: ivfiis.... in i 

buabs, 

Captain 

Aere loiidvil In n 

•!it!v.fiKT Instructor In 

Vmt Ocean City 

Slreif"^ 

iernitionn] conveBM 

• bo was 

ream oh cluh aiH 

Professor Mcnaiifi 

tailor, of belnitV-, 

v. % 

nn smrs, oma mn, H. I., ranit, JTOI I, im. 

I "licit your , 

804 Tiud 

CXffiAB 

Mr. sad Mrs. J, Horace Miller 

and daughter, nf FhiiAdcIphiii ara 

at their cottage in tho Oardnn «ee- 

Uan for tho iumraen 

Kr» Timothj f RFF hun rtluFned of 

from a vtnti in hrr H tULhtrr 

j 

M 

Mr 

Mr, and Mrn. H»rry Clii|iA will 

p*tnl the aumiiiyr in AllitntlcV ity, 

hey hnvu leased th*(r 

nuiliticr 

Receive Bay Avenue 

Bids on Monday 

or Continuation of Street 

To Roosevelt Boulevard 

Bids far tho building of Bay 

Avenue {rant Eighteenth Street to 

Boascvelt Boulevunl will be received 

br th» City Cotamiuiooeri 

resort. 

President Ewlng T, Cor- j«» welcome Mr. Matlack 

son appolntea a committee to fueed Mr, J. Harrison, who, act. wate at ôn e,'" where 

confer with the inauranco men, L n » ">f Mayor Huffu, of Atlantic were lo.,., 

' 

presented the fraternity i - Th^ •„, 

i gold key to the clly m a 

of friendsblp and welcome. 

_ 

speakers were Erwood Ot- 

A rspart of particular Interest 

wa^ Jowph Hughes. Charles 

••"" '«"»' property owners! Y n « and F, Phillips. The coinwe 

in the resort tvbo are not members 

of tbe Real Estate Board i • 

for the purpose of holcilng an or-ljj 

ganlcailon meetiilg. 

p 

to many local 

was an Hplaailinof I 

men 1 to th# tenement 

hich was pags^d 

' the amend-J 

chapters 

»lng men from various 

Itanton oebhart, chair. 

. Q( Court 

Riles Lawyer Greis 

Inn page one) 

JiMlby alleged that Mm. 

^Mftuths* boMt«d thai she w*t 

M, frjî, ot «U«f Johnson, who 

;,'«miM Rot eermlt a wirrant for 

!V 1 1 to 

,,, |KeiJ 

r Boewe-U canteadcl 

BU»by I)ad no right on 

»y ) t on 

bfiiMroi M airbpur. H« 

not Gail any wtuieasc* in re^ 

*l at *b (tl flJ 

The construction of thla higbway 

Whleh will be paid by the owners 

of property abutUaf II, will fur 

Inlan a abort traffic route through 

I the resort and will 

traffic sangeiuoa In 

l at *bB 

lXBlttby. 

G 

y wtuieasc* in re^ 

(ostlmony oflermJ 

ttby. 

' Greli aaurted he hiu\ 

*, prlma facie, cass 

, that Mrs. Harbour be 

• tlia giand Jury, 

itrmt* Ware dismissed th« 

•nd the b»nage of verbal 

» Attorney Qrela followed, 

'Uie other tii l d 

rtliave the 

_ 

the central 

Bection of the resort caused by 

an traveling from Atlantic 

County aad olbitl polntu to >«- 

UsM of Cape May CSUltJ. 

By Oils route the (notarial will 

avoid four grade crossings. Bids 

lor 

thla Improvement were re. 

Delved several montbs ago by tbe 

CaBDUHiaun. but rejected aa beini 

too high. TheeitlnBttd cost of 

[the ImDrovemeut was flied at 

171,000, Tie lowest bid nil ft) 

M6.M0, 

Tbe hidden declared that tie 

j price! lubnittM Were the lowest 

for which the wort could be done 

according to the ipeclBcations 

which required the building or 

sod banlt to retain tbe all. 

It tu itated that a lower irice 

could be obtained if tae apecileaUona 

wer shsnted to ceraiit tbe 

fill la taper from the highway, 

wblch would give the highway a 

Orrmr founilutloji, prsvldlag the 

OWBerj of jjroperty wblcb would 

alumni repregenta- 

", /;' "" '!" ""'"" "VI live, and Jesse Matlack:, phiiaoccupiert 

by more tban two famll. j,,, B|a 

reprsaeI1, a, lvB. 

lea under the Brovltlon, of the 

Thf auB parlor was Say!y deco- 

Wnement MI, eltwpUn, tH.| ralt(| ,„ „,„„„,,„ of blue and 

bulWrng located on lj,e Atlantic go|lj ,„„ mtma. 

Kappa banners. 

Ocean, wiere houiMa ocoupied by| A deilibtfuf dinner waa nerved 

more than three faiailiea are in| and dancing was enjoyed to ihitbe 

tenemeol class, 

Ulriins of the well-known LeHoy 

Tae teaemaiil act DBeciflcal \ smith's Orcheatra. 

certain pruvialoiin and regtriclionsl . — ::_ 

to builiiingi which are classed! First Baptism in 

as Ifneineni Buildings, Local | •• - 

real eaute men declare if the j 

sesflhoru had not btfen 

given \ Mis Lavlnla Flanno, 943 Con. 

.neeiSl coneideratloli wheB tOlitral Avenue, bail the distinction 

aet was passed it would have in- of being tbe flim person to hu 

aieted a bsrdssip on ma,ny of bapiiieii 

in the new Baptist 

the local property owners. 

As'Church which will open Sunday. 

It Is, lbs larger buiidinfa in the j Bet. C, Waller ibelley BerfonniMl 

"Th** eeoMniilii- Itisa Is beyond 

taltiulallun. 

It Is not only a 

queKlkiii ,,r saving Ihe lives of 

the victims, but the problem Is 

In fln,! a meariri of Mustajning 

thriii uniil they have a chanr," 

to make a livelihood and (be 

best, if not tbe oniy way to do 

this. It hy the Red Cross. 

"Kven if your city hafl sub- 

New Church Heidi 

DR, CHAS, H, "VAT ' 

OgTBOPATH 

Oeean City Title ft TrMt 

Building 

OOeg Houra—Daiir. 1 to f 

By Appointment—Phone 

Bell 17J-W 

CHtj 

The Best Bargaii 

on the Bay Fronti 

A NEW BUNGALOW COTTAGE 

Four bedroomi, double garafe. 

Splendid water front, very .ttra 

surroundings. 

Near Yacht Club, 

*9,8OOo 

/ 

Massey & Edwards 

They 

h»mo lti UIIB report, 

Mrs*. FAwarA Fowle 

delphia, ifl 

.Mrs, Prank L, itowart, 

lUtlley p Brk, are sendlns a few 

ka in our city by the aes. 

and Mrs. Oscar Twilchell, 

have opontjil their 

for the seasoii: 

Mr. d MM. Walter Hmlornon 

wfire nnt visitor* to TnniK Rivt r 

•t ih 

Mls>oro(li> 

I 

VIHIMDJ 

it 

ICC and family, of rrimden, are 

npfniilnB the Heasnn In thlH rMon, 

Mr, nnd Mrs. I. K, O'Brlen, of 

Ridley Purlc, arc siieniilnii a few 

weeks In our city, 

snd Mrs. Norman gtfnson, of 

inlvjiie, will upend thn m*a= 

this rniorl, 

naynrd nnd fnrnlly, of 

iln, have opened 

their 

• on First Street for tho 

r. 

Henry Miirtcr entertnlneii 

icr» of the I'nmtlen Woman's 

ill her home on Thursday. 

Mr. and M. Wllllnm WylhiH, of 

Hiiililontlrlil, lire horc fnr the N- 

Mr mil Mrs WJMlnni ! Hi In I 

f Rlille\ Pnrk pre Ftptntllng Ihe 

Humim f in this nsinrt 

Mr* 

NVnller Mnrrli and ,on» 

it f omden 

upent Wednesday jia 

Ihi kljctla or Mrs William Ijike 

tliB te of Mrs, Waller Metl, of 

Norlld, 

—-^ 

I Miss Dorothy Stowe, of Mer= 

Mmd Mrs. Hfntt .Ion, of |chnntville, in spending tho week 

HulMRri. are summerlne In i with Sirs. Claire Slocum, at her 

thlBOrt 

j cottage on Central Avenue, 

Mnd Mrs. V. I, Howe were' 

Mrs, Mary Merrcr, of Ocean City, 

•rtofliltors to Atlantic city, 

(who spent the winter in Atlantic 

City, has returned 

EIGHTH AND CENTRAL 

resort comply with the requirements 

of thi? act, 

aimer Jackson pearl reported 

that a copy of » tentative buildi 

*d d by 

ing e*de 

the Uini 

r-Attninr'Uie other tklngg Be dc 

IP) thai Ufcfitnyi W«K ii 

'Jijltt&tti charged for laaulnjj the 

ipMMpf And netted the law 

W«letrtte WHa .wrted tae 

" "' ! *«I» l»ued br Wai as 

of the M B aad he had 

_ 

to charge for them. 

Mrs. Barhour gwora out a wsr- 

... alt tonthe urmt si Un. Buiby 

J&Mbiiitn ant/tula tm promliei 

g'wk*rt»llU liMriog la held at th 

T : |>ollee court neit Tuesday. 

To Oil Gravel Streets 

«53»» mr wiiTreWtw »ida fo 

OTiMMflC sum 

niGF again. Mr, Patton Is wftloly 

knowa in Philadelphia and 

real eitnle iisaesaqr thdre, 

George Deal and family, of tho 

Farty^§eeond Wnrd, 

Phfillhl 

have roturncd to tho resort Tor 

the summer season. Mr, Deal w, 

so bqnofltted with his stay here 

last geagan that he is ropeatlni; 

it agaia this year, 

J* M, Chester spent the pa«t 

week In Philadelphia and New York 

on 

Miss Pegfy Fagan motored to 

Millvilk- 

Sunday to visit her 

mother and siatgr. 

Mr, Walter Costello afld I*.-imply, 

of 

Philadelphia, ars occupying 

:helr summer cottage en Plymouth 

cei for tho season. Mr, Costello 

a sen of former director and 

Congressman, Peter E* Cos tells, 

of Pennsylvania, 

Us of-Your Change of Addmsa 

Mason of the year when our many out-of-town 

nnlng to come to Ocean City for their usual 

Csmg early this year=stay late. 

¥ou*ll ftnd 

VH, the iiisst eeaahore resort In all the world, 

to notify thf NEWS offlee of your coming, 

Cltf address. 

!o man/ folks, enjoying the 

ft In their city homes, forget to tell UB when 

Bhoro, and when they don't tpt their copy of 

why. 

to change your address, hut wo can't savf a Hiirpripi' 

btidt 

party in Mr, atul Mm, 

til*HM! A gr-haff r of 1308 Bay 

Avi nu fm their thirteenth wed' 

riinfi aiinhPiâiy 

Many pretty 

pit milt nan received and the 

tjniiplu ,âd a most 

enjoyabln 

t liiici. Among those present wi*ri' 

Mr. mul Mra. John C, Alien, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Kllflnroidar. Mr. 

mid Mra. Jamfs Berrynian, Mr. 

aiiH Mra. Charles Jarvls, Jr., Mra, 

.Churltw JitrvlR, Sr, ( Mr. and Mrs. 

Jrihii Greun, Mr, and Mrs, Daniel 

Knight. Willliim Arnistrqng, 3rd, 

i 

Uii hi' 'iitr-Vf-ti'f!r-fi" frViiii' IIH; piim nf 

in ihn Hiim'nf 

Twi=ivo "'TltmtHninI 

f$ISjiii!i,t ItoItiiFS. fsn-f thiil th>inrtFiindinic'l 

nn niiilitionnl Hum nf 

"HiP TliniiH-'ind flLiHiif.) nnliHFS for 

iirnlshlug nf an\i\ hitmF iinfl mnh-rln!fi. 

Srellnn 1 

Thiii siHfl iirtillMniiiil npjFfliiFhitlrfH 

m»y tif- !r>infi>iFnFllv iliiiiiir^ 

>t!Fii, Ci(r H«!l. Ocenri 

CllijP. 

[rrscy, ut Lhfee e'cleck in ihQ 

"A niiUr'H wife is his better 

half, imi't nh«, father?" 

"Wv are told so, my son, 1 ' 

"Then if u mupi marrleH twlr? 

iherr \m\'t anything left of him 

IH then 1 ?" 

A Complete line of 

PLANTS 

Far the House mi Garden 

Cut Flowers and 

Decorations 

Design! of Sympathy 

Florists to the Flanders 

Hotel and Gateway 

Casino 

BH 01! 

Ninth and Atlantio 

cm, K, J. 

Wiion aRked to Ring. Rhe ooyly 

•aid. 

With awful volro I'm hlmt" 

o know that »hu was right and 

when 

She sung no dirt the rest. 

Win. H. CoDiMon. Jr. 

AIM JL JH.IM. C E. 

* 'Excellent Laundiy Service'' 

Satisfaction Guaranteed 

. Daily Service,si *flr' 

Hotels and RetMurants Given Special Attention 

* • • • > . • • ) • , ' • . • • - . .. 

R-WAY UUNDRY, me 

Boardwalk Service 

[ Rev. George Bums 

By St. John Church I 

At Tabernacle 

Morning and Evening Scr 

vires nt Camp Grounds 

Lutheran Church Ts Con= 

duet Services at 

Bt. John's EViinRrMfaJ Liitharnu 

isiirrh will comiuet Hrrvires ot 

the Moqrlyn Theatre on the BofiFff= 

walk ovrry BiitiHay oynning fur Ihe 

rhiHiElliili'r nf ihi? BUiiHitrf 

apafton- 

Thi' ftrnt nrrvlt'P \vill lie rnhilurtud 

Mils Bundny i vminn hy Yivv E= 

f. Rchi'nk, will,known PhUndi 1 = 

i'htrt pnHtnr, 

Ilrv, Sclii'iilf WiiH pnMor of \\\f> 

noihlohem l.iiih.'i-in church, *f 

i'hiiaiifiiphin, Uw 1 iyhfrrti yp-tr -, 

Hn IH iiKîii'Jstti; fsiljit'i liitpndrn! of 

ih>- 

Miînns of )i t- MtniitifFiuni 

nf FVnRBylv^nia, 

Vlu\\\y ]*I.XIIT tin 

ith 

nrsnn, JtiNf-pI' Iii-,= !r-*= itnior 1*11*1 

Orlando f Tilij. .-'nlii* i*t! The m J -i* ! 

will lhj iMi-iflri. lij Mr. Apfiiii M 

MdihtflK 

h." \\r-i--:* *;ii hr f-nii- 

.tiitfTil 

Hun-lay 111 iisicit In lh> 

• hurtli iii Trnth ri»'fij.| Hn,:| # i |tR = 

tral Avi»n io Iiy !i,p piiHtOr. H* 1- 

jnmin Isni/: * 

Invite Trapsheotisri To 

Hold State Meet Here 

The chamber qf rntiimerce extended 

an ifiyitulinti to the lrap= 

shoot!ng 0Fgimi?jit.Qi.H to hold ihg 

Stiite trnpstiunUng rhnmplnnshli) 

meet nest June in Oeeiin ('ity, 

Atlr-ntlon was directed to ihe 

fact thai the rt>Hort h-rui nietlitles 

only for thp trapshoat. hut a Hpochit 

cnUrtnintflE prii^riini wnuld he 

arranged for the wives anil fhiN 

dren of the RpnrUfflon who fre= 

guently aerompany them fur ihe 

annual ovenf. The content IUHIH 

fur three iliiyn and is usually held 

about the middle of .him-. 

wolhknown preacher and cvatigelift!, 

sf PhilaHnlphifu will conduct 

thn morning and evening services 

Sunday at the Tahernpcis on Ifia 

rrinip Ornundif, 

The lest nf the morning gervlec 

will be "Glorious Freedom." Th* 

riiQrriiii}j service starts at 10,30, 

"Vlftory That Overceffiefl the 

World" will he his topic for the 

fvpfiinir HPrvJpp, whlnh Hlnris 

7=30 P, M. 

Pinfi-jiiior C, H«ward Lpwc 

will have charge of (he music 

at the Taherrmeio Kerviet*« during 

thr stiiiiiin'r, Mr, I«owdpn needs 

lin hitiodiictioti tn Ocean 

Ciljr 

peophs hn having been a Hummer 

ipDitriRfr here for Nevrral years. 

It ii well to confer with ui 

about an artisle to be dyed. 

We will gladly tail ysm 

what color will take belt 

and whether it is worth 

while, 

—Mr. Befe^ and After 

"When Things Lonk Dark 

Bend For LV 

Ocean City 

Cleaning & Dyeing 

Establishment 

fourth and Haven 

?: 1210 

To Take Trip 

Waltt>r Iiiinor, younfiortt uon of 

Mr mid Mr*, William 

UHRT. (if 

ii'M iittnl Avenue, \R icavinR 

riiiiiuleipiiiiL fiiiH i'Vitiay, whore 

lie will join hlH hro|li(r 370-1 Hpriii^ Giinlcti fltrocit, for 

an extendori trj[> to Cn! I Turn la 

Mîxlrn uml faniidn. HtoptilDK ut 

the Orand dinyon. P*itr(flftil Forrent 

and Attec ruins or N«sw Mtu 

)t:!f[|)ljiliu!iit fiiui vniu John It Bftiek- 

1 anil Klin,I-1 h V Ht-nrk-Tl. aa4 

hiTP (trt? di'ft-'nHuni»s yoii «i=n tv = 

, iin d to HitprtiF !>nd ntiiiWsr thd 

t Elf I i*f ttislcl fTniyjiiiifiil en or Itcfdre 

HiR Twiiifth day of AUBIint liPSt, or 

thn Hi.l.t 

(fill wilt >>fi taken as cpnfegflfiii 

lies! nut yell, 

SiiitI 

liiii !.•- flM !n foptsloiie n 

r* rliiln meriEhE^ Eivim !>^ HnFFy 

W, Vriit-r July, 11137, ui 

_ v .iriiirk in thf mrMinnn. Dnyilsiii 

Mivlnrf.Tlnii'. »I tin* Oiurl lloiiw."ln 

. .Mny I'miri iiouiHt, New JcrKey, 

im th.' itnm iin.1 lifer* when tind 

H=hi'Pi> thi' iiMnntiitnii-h! nf n ffaxi 

"' 

" 'f..•BSAS-'K 7.'IWKRSBI& 

..•,i.',mi3!"1ff.,f »'«*»««» 

iiiiiiitfitiiiii | 

AN IMPORTANT BUSINESS 

lit 111.11 nr Hu: hiillillrti; con 

inictiir. 

anil wn, iniint bo 

t'H'f iiii Mui nkrr lo nvoli] 

rclior 

mrilcrllilB nml Inrlor 

workmnn. We miml 

lie *yjjrM tu Immcillato coll 

tn nuy jail which we hnvo 

M'takcn. ir ilii« i» ihu 

kind of KOfiico you wain. 

Bin' UH tlie cnlilrnot anil 

you will be free trom woriy. 

ChlMren's i 

be hala at the > 

413 Boardwalk.' 

evening, tieginl 

10. at 7 P. 

will | 

Beiwon, snd «I 

Inrltod. 

"Tills lea la not J 

up to bo," nald 

added glnscrale, 

Sunday 

Ocean 

Houses of 

First Baptfit 

ilov. C. Walter 

- 

Services hold at Clid 

parHonngo. 

All 

iliirlnK now bulldlu 

sunduy tnomlng 

cvonins aerTicea atjj 

week service* Wedn 

First 

Seventh 

Street 

Avuiiuo. Ilov. F* 

paatur. Sunday mo 

at 10:30; Blblo 

vvcnlni! Burvlcea at;' 

wook aorvlco. Wed 

First MetbodisT: 

Eighth Street an 

nuo. Rev. Norman 

ont, paator, 

Sun 

wnrahlp, 10:30; 

12:16; evening 

Mid-week service. 

7 30. 

Holy Trinllj 

Holy Trinity ] 

Central 

Avenuo 

Street, Rev, Joaepll'' 

M. rector. Sunday i.\ 

munfoii 8 A. M. Sun 

9:30 A. M. Morning 

Bormon 10:4G A. M,;1 

Hermoii 7M5\P. M. 

Salnta and d ~ 

St. John ETangtUoal .1 

Central 

Avenue 

Strof:t. 

fivnjajnln 

Normandle. I 

ing Borvifie at the 

10 A. M., i 

11 A: M- Sunday eVenlj 

tho Hummer mo 

Mooriyri Theatre .'on 

walk. 8 p, M. 

St. Augustine'^ 

Anbury 

Avenue, ^n 

nnth llev, Thomu ^| 

rector. Sunday MdJal k 

Wook'ilay Man 

MEETI1 

rr^rTcnn 

I't.fll No 

f Mnt 

inch .School, flrat 

Any awning. 

hamber Of Co 

mill To Outlay, 11 

flloncr*! Cliunibor, 

aughtfln of 

C l l 

N 

lied JJcn'a I 

BIUgHteri of 

Mecta every 

Men'a HalL 

* *, M. 

sssr 

si 1 

No, JJ 

nproved Ortftjr of Red % 

• nndny nlht 

Independent Order Qf 

Oo,nii City Id * 

H

- - ' • - • « - 

T. Charles Lowell, 

(fgo Armstrong, 

PhlllB (Bard 

rrani 

I Henderson, Fred- 

NK, Now 

od, BN, Boston, 

to lier that 

F|S«ett any mystery, 

John (Washi 

man's mime 

a, 

I the namesând 

animated. Again 

ijtte lilt, 

' i Kennedy, the 

, and there had 

1 that Bight! Oh, 

them with par- 

, always eleven, 

i me certificate, the 

'I Initials—had 

Ir recolllwlinn. 

e's telegraph, 

eammunlcatlons 

Kennedy who 

» ol the COD. 

He had gtnnbled 

i by (he merf 

lift bis comrade 

^Harold Mac Grath 

Illustrated 

Morgan was asked. 

"Yes. Giinnr.il: to is Captala 

Armitrasg of IJJIJ Federal Secret 

Service, one of the eleven I bavii 

often told you about" 

"He was louad witlilii our Ilium. 11 

—grimly. "He shall be shut at 

dawn," 

"Did you find any jHieni on 

himf 

•No.' 

Jeanne walked to the farther 

door, opeaed it and passed put of 

the room; hot she resialsed close 

to the door, her brain awhlrl. 

After aeverai minutea nlii- heard 

Morgan apeak again. Then; iffl 

no doubt of the hatred In her 

heart now. 

"He has left Sis dispatches or 

his notes elsewhere. Perhaps 1 

had better go and loot omr the 

grouBd where jmi found him,*' 

Presently Jeanne heard the men 

filing out She opened the door 

cautiously. Armitage WM >eiited 

before the fire, stretched out in 

Us chair, MB ckln In hja collar. 

He was alone. The guards had j 

ttationed aBtsMe, Jeanne 

entered and approached within a 

few feet at him. He heard her, 

turned and rose, 

Beaufort!" be said 

nuletry. 

"Yes- this Is my home, Captain 

j Armitage," 

"That renegade Parson Kennedy 

will mourn for you." 

"'But he haji my dispatches by 

this time. For two nights I have 

been insiiie your linen. If I lost 

my head, II is betnuse I wanted to 

make sure that Jeanne Braufort 

did not play rant and loose with 

me. She will never be ynun 

either, Morgan." 

"No?" Morgnn gazed at his en 

emy through tialf.cingeci eyes. "If, 

ail they «ay, the dead come bunk, 

you will gee." 

(Continued next week) 

iMi 

"Do you know why I am In this en the Camp Grounds during the 

oirt to feel the room tonight? I disobeyed orders summer months. The opening 

Barters, had run for the mere sake of seeing you servivee was held last 

neaawe party of once men. In the back of my Sunday, Services will be held 

J new nesitat- watch are my notes of observation," 

•-MnU b* to invite 

; the astonished "Toy ton me this!"—horrlf lea, 

> thought >o rain "Yes, YOU played with me, you 

fggB^ and Bought my Ion to break it. Well, 

by a storm of here they are, low and life. Break 

:er mas tw totedthem, I was there that night, as 

A nils or so 

nut In agony. 

him almost as 

pLwas dead. 

lips 

.llfltened to 

you know. Take your revenge. 

They will have me shot anyhow," 

"I do not, want your life, God 

forbid!" she cried Brokenly, 

"I have ceased to regard it as 

her anything very valuable, I have 

•tamped upon this love, but it In 

too strong for me. i here I am. 

eonUaptuons i%my own eyes and 

doubtless in joiir own." 

i%. Hinder. "Ton forced me to play traitor!" 

OsrdBer—fix He leaned toward the fire and 

ffHMM. Clark, spread ant Mi bands, 

§tm told him It "WU1 yon give me the name of 

|no held him up. tie man I married that night?" 

dead; hut "Say that I was the man, and 

Jtndj anil she Ut it go at that," 

H» stiffened in "" •» impesilble. because you 

(tne lines In his 

Ho would riml 

Old WM to her 

not 

Bad settled 

rilj deserted, the 

I and his staff 

El tour of faspee. 

tithe window the 

and doled 

i stood with hla 

•while, absorbing 

Jeanne pnnnturnhjbt, 

the could 

She vaguely 

• attitude would 

t beetx less 

• paused to think, 

m iaUi in love 

[ it la Instinctive 

it as long 

land me. Major, 

11 said, rising, 

"paw ttat taboo 

(yon phase: but 

nd to eroii It, 

to me one 

'• roof. Major." 

ilia man." 

: Wai on that 

nil you not ten 

nrade. what this 

ere were eleven, 

|me tu names of 

I what I could 

•Bt In 

i fWmf f I didn't 

|Tou cau bo like 

i tttpleuut. 

If to thank, 

ihiMtM 

and re- 

Well, a thea r 

* itoed John 

' HO 

are the man who first stepped 

out.'* 

"On my word of honor, I was 

Should ho tell her that it was 

Morgan, Morgan, whom she trust 

6d» He doubted if she would believe 

him; so bo let the opportune 

Ity r»sa. 

"You will not toll me tbe truth ?' 

Arffiitage smiled into the fire. 

"•oppose I tell yon that I did 

not play with you, that I admired 

you beyond all other men 7" 

"I'm afraid ol you, Jeanne Beaufort," 

was all ho said 

"Then God help us both!" Ami 

with this passionate cry she ran 

frem the roam, . 

The cry lingered In ArmKags's 

oar for a long while, lie (ought 

against it resolutely. She was a 

consummate actress, 1 but all her 

arts were useless now, of no avail, 

Morgan came In, smiling. "So 

here we are at last!" 

"At least it will not be murder." 

"Yr/s and the Parson were In 

ray way. Lord, now I tooled you 

all!' 1 

"Not recently, Major," 

"Alice Trent—there was drama 

for you. How she laughed behind 

your Back!" 

Something impelled Afmltago to 

say, "You He!" 

"I have stirred you, tfccBf' 

There was a sentry outside tbo 

window, one on the veranda, three 

more distributed around the house, 

Armitage had made careful note 

of this, A treat many thtoga 

light happen within an hgor. 

"Suppose we play a game of 

piquet to while away the time. We 

used to try our hand at that," 

"I shouldn't mind In the least," 

Arnlltago Instantly formed a pur. 

note. He believed he saw a way 

out, There was a chance of a 

hoITtt missing sis back tootght 

Well-known 

Speakere At 

Tabernacle 

An attractive program of 

Kpeakers has been arranged for 

the service in the Tabernacle 

both morning and evening each 

Sunday during the summer and 

occasionally during (the week. 

Nest Sunday Rev. Dr, George 

j. Burns, of Philadelphia, will 

preach, 

J. Arthur Bchiieter, field secretary 

of the International Union 

of Gospel Missions, will make an 

address both morning and uve= 

nlng on July 10. Mr. Bchllctcr 

and other well-known leaders in 

rnlsglan work will conduct epeeial 

meetings on Saturday evening, 

July », and Monday evening, 

July 11, 

On inly 17, the Methodist 

League of Faith and Life, a national 

organisation of which Dr. 

Harold Paul Sloan is the militant 

president, will hold a week 

end conference, with sermons by 

some of tne most able ministers 

or the country. 

Others listed to preach are; 

July 14, morning and evening. 

Rev, Dr, Forrest E, Dnger, pastor 

of st, Iâul's Reformed Church 

Philadelphia; July 91, morning 

and evening, the Bev, J, 1. Kulp 

former pastor ol the First M, E 

Church of this city and now superlntendeni 

of the Brldgeton di«. 

trict; August f, morning and evening, 

the lev, Thomas Brock, O. 

D., pastor of the First II, B. 

Church. Camden: August 14. Dr. 

Howard Hand, D, D,, pastor of 

the Park Avenue M, E, Church, 

Philadelphia, 

Professor C, Howard Lowdou, 

of Camden, will direct the music. 

The services are under the 

aiupices. of the Ocean City Tabernacle 

Association, of which Rev. 

James B, Lake is president and 

Rev, William K, Fisher superln- 

The usual camp meeting ser. 

vices will be held the last ten 

days In August, and will be con. 

ducted by the Rev, Thompson W. 

McKlnner, r>, D. 

children. In the children's room 

but no eUaca of n dOHB migiiloi of tne public library. 

ij ifisst in tks morniiuj. The story hour will be conducted 

They gat down it tse tabl«,,aBd by Maria Bchmrter. HhnrHaa, who 

Matmn rimalthe CSTOK 'TU al-. win narrate fairy atttrleff and otter 

ways renienber you as a cool one, tales tor the entertainment and 

Arpltage,. For my part, I'd mush Macallan of the tots, 

raCfer Ian you at tae end SI » TW» U the Bret time tint "storr 

saber." .He dealt a hand, hour" has been tried at the local 

' Ansltam led. 

llbrnry. tntrash it has met with 

"A queen, ehr 1 Morgan sprawltd- cwmldnablc luccesi In other see. 

chair. 

lions, ol the country. 

butt et Mi nveMr protnmjnst 

•ban the tablf edge. Mrd In the library for the parents 

,.jt. ,j to ,Bot p iW to take a 

" iter at a deadly diaracUsr orJchildren to attend "story hour," 

'iat, but dm! _ On* was nrn-8 .of the . 

; trie sOer wu wntihfni and 

;)Ain7 

* tBui snjftnlng 

Tiny Toto 

Can Enjoy, 

Story Hour 

Will Be Held Each Thumday 

Afternoon at the 

Public Library 

WiU Plaaie the Youngsteri 

StarUrig neit week "story hour" 

will be held at 3 o'clock each 

Thursdaf atternoon for the small 

to pan between lie, twq >iilch Is planned for the chfldren 

of vfsftora as well as local residents. 

If the .torr hone li sucegsful 

.fcfasrrBg'lta'ninuMir uuott It will 

!?«ltI«l rfurlfi* uw" winter 

ntopUW, 

Ilbnur to located ID 

emu cmmws, OCBAB OTTT,H. J,, PBEDAT, mi 1, ««. 

Anniversary of Shore Fast 

Une ! Service To Ocean City 

Firrt Elect He Car Between Atlantic City and Ocean 

City OperaM on July Fourth, 1907—Received 

With Ceremonies on That Oecaaion 

Firit Day's Recepits Totaled $12.10 Old Records Show 

A tall, slender nan stood upon 

the front platform of a suburban 

electric ear, July Fourth, twenty 

Years ago, one band gripping the 

controller and the ether resting 

upon the air brake. 

Mo was Stewart I. NoR, then 

general superlntendant of the At 

lantic City and Shore Railroad 

L'ompany, and the car upon which 

be Blood was the first "Shore Fast 

Line" car to cress the bay between 

Somers 

thereby 

"The Family Resort" and the ville nnd Orenh City, the endless 

"World's Playground/' 

stretches of pine woods have given 

it brought Ocean City within way before deDgciy-papulated suburban 

cities, 

fifteen miles, und less than an 

hours ride of lu sister resort. A considerable difference is 

Before 1907 only one train a day noted In the electric cars themselves, 

equipped as they arc now 

ran between the two cities. It was 

neeesjsury to ride all the way to with modern safety devices and 

Newneld, and then change cars, interurban car luuries. 

an eighty mile ride, further than Even by highway Atlantic City 

Servk« WUl Be Held from here to Philadelphia, and Ocean City wire connected by 

Every Sunday at The flritt "Snore FSst Line" car a most devious route before the 

crossed 

Camp Grounds 

thu newly-built drawfrom 

Somers Point to tion here. It used to be necessary 

'Shore Fast Line" started opera- 

bridges 

Ocean City, arriving! st 3:41 P. 51,, to £O to Seaville, thence over the 

Camp Meeting in August 

midst a blaze of flre-wortes. It 

ml in color, as were All the 

cars at that time, and merely eo- 

•erel the city, Nat until a far 

later did the line extend to the 

Boardwalk, 

20 Minutes Service 

fliers enter and leave the 

city for Atlantic City and intermediate 

points every twenty mliiutes, 

carrying daily hundreds of 

isifers And commuters. 

Instead of the twenty-five minutes, 

as required for the first trip 

from Bohiers Point, the cars cover 

he distance in II minutes. The 

pntlre journey between the two 

emits can be made in 01 minutes. 

Previous to the memorable 

Fourth when Sunerlntendant Naff 

tooli the Brsl car Into tho city, the 

ihore Fast Line" ran cars as 

Tor as Some Polnl, This service 

jegnn August 19, 1008, and, ae. 

iordini to an old record hook In 

»e Atlantic city and Shan Rail., 

road rompanj's offices, the first 

day's receipts on this lino amounted 

to HMO. 

Charles JVarrington, John Lof. 

land and Edward E, Frass, three 

employees who operated the Ocean 

City cars in the "old days" are 

still with the company after mare 

than twenty years of service, 

A night the cars were stored In 

the old Ocean City Division car 

barns at New York and Marmora 

Avenues, Atlantic City. The building 

still stands, but the cars are 

now housed in the spacious, brick 

barns at the Inlet 

Strikingly contrasted with the 

almost inaccessible Ocean City 

then. In tne town today with its 

vast increase in population, number 

of visitors, business enterprises, 

and real estate values. 

Aid Mainland Growth 

The mainland presents another 

Interesting comparison. Then 

Flcamintvllle as a tiny country 

town, and many refused the free 

lots there given away on Votinn's 

Point and Oceao «eiailiin nf the new 

bnage, built un the i'ast of 

JChureh and focins on Tcnih 

let. This building Is minieand 

eonvenlfc-ni,. making a 

' pleasant residence, 

he minister's offlee is sliilat.'d 

s ehureh, the entrance being 

llhe corner of Wealey anil 

Jto' Strei't, It will (sire fa. 

lies for the minister's work, 

for those who denire to see 

jBnd for the transaction of 

- rhuslnesH incldisnta! to a 

jern ehu/th orKanliatlon. 

o- 

The phorte humber for tire i prominent 

^^^ riiifl rhnrrh of. 

tie.. |H j^pi4Sg, K puhlie 

nlioite •^•psu been plaeeil In 

ih? ba^^Brt iif thi; hyiidinM. 

Tournaments 

Start at Flanders 

To Be Held Every Monday 

Evening During Season 

The Inaugural contest In the 

Fianile auction bridge tournament 

was held Moriilay evening, 

June n, in the. uniiiii nalarlilrn, 

Thejf^ diipliuate grim *a will be 

Kiveri every Monday evening fiur= 

InK July and August anil are un. 

iler !,he ilirecl supervlMiijn of 

Men.1l*. 11, A. Jameiinn ami E, 

M. Blackburn, well known 

Philaridplila writers and instruct 

turn nf tin gam'. 

The winnera of the Brizcs in I 

Ille Unit nialch were: Mr. and 

Mra. Barrutt gralghead, Boelnliy 

in Lanndewne, Pa,, 

and Mrs, L, (J. Green and Mrs, 

Alexander, a very clever playing 

pair from ocean City and 

VllllHili'lphiu. 

Among iiihers playing were: 

Mrs. W. K, Harris, Mrs. J. F, 

aelilli.iibi.rgiT, MrH. A. K. Klein, 

Mrs, C. Mellnr, Mm, J, M, llmon, 

MIH.B. P. (loeti, Mrs. Jr. Brady. 

Mr. P. PoBter, of Indianapolta, 

Ml. Dorothy UralRheau. of Lansdowne, 

pa., and Mr. Russell H, 

Van Time, of Philadelphia. 

Crast Fire 

Th? lire department was sumriiniied 

to eiiinguiah a grass Bre 

late Sunday anernoon, which 

broke out In the vicinity of the 

PeiinsHvania Railroad at Forty, 

ninth street. Another grass flre, 

which broke out at Thlrtyeighth 

street and Anbury Avenue, at thi 

aanie time, was also extinguished 

by beating out the flames with 

brooms, 

Jlanglng wall paper Is a sort 

of put up job, 

If your house requires a new roof, and you contemplate 

having a new one put on after the summer season, we 

can safely state that your contractor would probably do 

this for you now for less money than he would this fall. 

As to the roofing materials, the condition of your roof 

may call for a particular kind of material. We would be 

pleased if you would let us assist you in deciding wiiidb. 

would be the best to be applied on your house. 

C 

12th ft. ftnd West Ave. 

¥t>mm xm 

Would Keep 

Yacht Club 

AJNyaygQpen 

But Depends on Interes 

Exhaled By die Ruidepts 

of Resort 

moti 

CUM \U Value 

ICwIng T. CorBon, vice coniinu 

d..re of the' Ocean City, ¥*«! 

Club, stated then Is a pod 

biiity that the Yacht Club ought 

stay open the Tour "round, TJjto, 

be silil, doMBd* upon «M lsMr< 

of Hie year 'round resident* 

of the resort. 

"Boating lit runldiy comim 

hack l« the place it liold hefori 

the advent of the auto," he 

aerted, "but the very number oi 

inotor ca« whleh are now on th: 

highway today are forcing 

pie to Keek other msaai ol recrc 

ation and they are natural!] 

drifUng hack to aau»t|c aport 

'trend la demonstrated b; 

our local roaldenta. For many 

yean UtUe local tntereit has 

been displayed in Bay aetivit!< 

except by a few Sahermen 01 

owners of motorboats, but 

suminer flnds an Increasing number 

of Ocean Dili boat owners 

and I will venture to say that 

there win be mpre boats in us* 

on lip bay thla auniracr thai 

ever befere, 

"With all y,jar 'round resident 

resident taking an intornat i 

boating, it in possible to keep 

the Ynelil Club open all year 

This could be very easily don 

by closing off the upper floors 

înd placing a large ptpeleag 

healer In the bajement, Th 

club house Is ideally equlppe 

for social funotlons of all kindH 

which could be ,euioyed in the 

off season as well as the sum, 

mer, 1 

A number of ane>type Barnegat 

sneak box sailboats have been 

delivered to local owne who 

are gelling ready for the raoL 

which are scheduled to be held 

during July and August, 

A delay In delivery of the 

one-sup hydroBiBnes, with outboard 

motors, may cause a post 

ponetnent of the race scheduled 

between this type of craft on 

July Fourth, 

The Yacht Club is now open 

for membership to either local 

i!d

SportoColyum 

By O BY-JINGO 

HnrrKril RASKS WITH THF BfST 

Baby Home 

Opens Today 

For Season 

Dr. Howard Reed, of Philadelphia, 

» 

Ejected 

Chief of Staff 

Ham*. Fricks, ft.; I/mlse ft Ctl- 

Ufcan. Burton. Pa.; Edfth Pm-beHe. 

Vfntnor: Kah A. Babe, Cincinnati, 

0.J OlMm H, DrfBole. 

think Hut rich Hi and poor 

man. plain women and pretty 

wamea, won't be there to see the 

earcus people In all Ihelr glory 

Woedbury; 

Elizabeth J». Otter., »nd •plendar. In ill their beauli- 

GerBMntoWB, Pa.: Anna L. Brad- ful ecaiiniH >Bd trappings, then 

way. Newport; Mary Corscm. 1*.iyou are ni(sla»:«n. 

Tie police 

Added Facilities For Home 

The Oeran Cily Seashore Hame 

Bhi 

^, Cktrtoal 

oreo Arnutj 

SB?'-.Charlie Hoflner, pro ai the Ik City Harbors Ciolf Club, 

jgfljijBlrig the past few weeks compiled i m-ofd ivhii-h about estihlishes 

u the best tournament player of the Philadrlphu diarifi. Ill 

suetess'ye tournaments—the National Open, the Shawnffoil- 

Wswarp and the Eastern Open=hr flashed affnres the Hn)4h 

•ahead of any player irnrn this •iisfTid, 

^He was the sole survivor ot thf Philadelphia district piltfrs 

*"! National Open. At the Shawrier-fin-thf.Ddiuarr tournament, Phiisdejp 

1 attracts about thf classiest ficl.i in thf East- rvrpring the 

DT •*" 

»,^ni 

Hoffner finished in the lirsr fen. Hr snared a ?! lor the last 

eiil '' 1 BB onhnpedles and L . 

fpi^ holes of this tournament, ol iht pirawi raminn iijiiBrj 

fflf BahiHi reeprned laday far the 

nummer of is;*, with o delegation 

of babim from camdfB and 

PhilSililBlila 

Tb* tnmilesl bAsrd 

•rlm-A Dr. Hnujrii Bwil. «f 

Fhiisdflphis. a» chief of staff. 

Dr R«") is a sell I 

Wildweod; Beatrice E. 

Wlldwood; Boberta M. French 

Hainnionua; Eleanor C. Cough 

lln. Elizabeth; Edna Lefferaan 

JlanaMuan; Gelnimi w, Harrison 

Plain neldr Marie E. Rlley, Wild 

wood; M, JIHdred Sklllen, phila 

deiphia; LisuUe Weeks, Ikillmaa 

IJOIS C. More, Camden; 

Clara 

Kati. Woodbine; Thomas F, loll 

nun, Clifton: Mary Barber. North 

wiidwaad; 

oisdyi 

i HendBnon, 1 

NK,| 

d, us, 

__ to berj 

SB nny fayi 

at JMra 

I man's j 

itSel 

i «Blm*«, 

• i Uit. 

i Kennedy,] 

is,-aB#thei 

• that BlEBtf 

torn wK 

, always j 

I one, 

•run 

InlU 

rteoUle. 

e'i ; 

comma 

WB» 

Kenj 

. ot 

hid 

In the Eastern Open Hoffner finishrd sixth «irh a P7 against 

rfî^ 

Bong field. It is interesting ti, note that HntTncr led Clawncr ,,r Th* »»• 

,-w. 

S". the popular Atlintjf City pro. in each of these tournaments. ihr d *f- 

Many lajerwilBg and of Wilmington; Franklin F. palmer 

g John L. Suili fought some good fighB after he pai»a his ; u al *J0*"*,'JJ ^J. aSB h*b" ** tll( *"!f r - ° r Philadelphia: Eagieberi 

theme. 

Watch bulletin board' i 

the wall for announcements. 

«t JJi Jmk Johnson was ever that when he won from 

,., t *I Jes Wtllard was no irjring chicken, and it is no secret that j 

Ir McTigut ji dose on to hit jorty.second year, 

"_• dos not always retard a fl|hter's ability, it he has kept 

; rula ud fought acacionall]'. 

_ , has had sot figha in seven years. 

These were with 

/Uafa aid Bill Brtnnan in 1920, Georgts Carrwntier in 1^21, 

ijRnio and Ton! Gibbons in 1923 and with Gene Tunney last 

sr. In other words, jii has had forty-fix rounds of actual | 

E_faspeti&an in seven years. That means something to a fighting | 

£•-•- 

• 

l 

jTPke fotnier ckampion ha been trail 

sick, of Berlin. N. J.; Wllllarn 

Irown. of Wilmington, Del; and 

Matthew SleroBseil of Philadeiphi 

Local Summer 

School Lauded I" 

By Ack 

Tbev were recomBiended for appointment 

by rsptaln Jertee afld 

tbeir appoiBtnent waji coBarrned 

the romoisiloner! Monday, 

v will be assigned to duty as 

ne^Sfd, 

p 

ougb 

they were In tie beglBBIng, aife 

a|tteked the problem of developing 

tbli irt, 

As Cbopin once m aptly r»-, 

marked, ''Every little meveraent ! 

Bu a meflnlBg all 1U own." 

The wont thing about an *rt. 

Istie teBpermeBt it tMt It revelta 

a the Idea Of earning a living, 

"Willie.* aid tne lady BIIMIOB. 

ary. "I wtsb you'd join our SuBday 

jehool. You'd find loin of your 

little friendj there." 

Willie tbought a minute, caew- 

Uoa of doubt the course Is eaB- i Kid 

_ ae- before. These were tae top mark,. 

eustonied to shoot IB tie low nine.,until lilller Muggins sraalshed all 

najever I precedents with Sis sevenlB.to. 

ties find 

difficulty 

la bringing IB a card well ever _ 

100. Tbe ceurse dees not prweBt 

raany difficulties to tbe player; 

who laya hi! sbotj straigbt down 

tie fairwiy, evea tbougb he Iso'i 

Srat aceomplijhmeat in HI 

likely To 

y 

ougb he isnt I 

Tbe examination includes tests * !« i T i m - 

bu < »« hetlde the !f "•»" ' or 

i 

#olrer wh » •>" * «*" of hooking I"",,,. '* tlle 

«•»»»»« M uncontrollable p Ba -" tf l »* t 

CTITlSn in f * imm W nat rowing through 

--•"* ihe surf, demonttration of probe 

.pressare resBseiution. recital of *" et Al " 1 *'"" Performanee is Hkely 

"•»" ' or 

»d m,ny yean,. 

heiBht of imf 

n*f manager can 

! " 1 *" 1 *M*f SBd make a 

|NM " 1 " 1 * la l " i 

, , . . . . . . . ,,,essare rtsmeiution recltil of 

t 

! M*f SBd make a 

former chaaiB^ha been tramm, for leven weeks and Education Official SaVi Re- tll# .n»lt.ticm D.thao aad swim- Hie uacerulntles of lie average |NM " 1 " 1 * lan " Bl " '» * «l«.li 

rrady Mr J«k Shartey and h» eonoueror, Urne Tunney, - _ " " W § « e iming wIU. tie life can. Uolfer-, game on U," HarboS i L , ", "•«."•"•"« '• "«* Mum- i — ... I . . • lacblenrf in io,- „ . 

f^wM fc«ve to have something more than words to convince the 

He may look all right,on the oursde. A fine figure and a 

t'of an hide many defeEts underneath, 

i wheji he came tack to regain the title from jack Johnson 

twirj, 

They were fooled once and no doubt again last summer, 

! tfey put their O, K, op the then champion. A iew rounds 

1 them they were wrong. 

sort Has Finest Summer 

School 

who passed » (avoraHe opinion on Jim Thirteenth Annual 

Session 

k to tifain the title from jack Johnson 

-rauuii 

The casdidatee 'reserves' taan Congress tne work to be aceomnllibed alw i Ocean 

City Police D#nartm»nt 

t« spSBdine OB Bew air. to tie pleasurs and advantages! for IBS benefit of tbelr " 

bauleattps and naUonai wblch the raort oBtrtd the stad-' """ 

j'reaerves" for the Ben five yeari,i*Bt!. "The eecsloB thi§ norniag," 

|!jjt year more than I500.M0,. ; a e told the •tndeBtJ, "will oe 

"000 wort of coffee fosad its Probably the most uninteresting 

way onto pantry cheJv.-B whU* of tn « entire course," 

th« War end Navr Bepartrn*nfj' _ Tsl » ftateaieat was ampllfled by 

•pproprtauora for U27 anjooat, Frofeiior Charlea A, PnUhower, 

fund, t&e Saest elreus I 

by tae iBgeBBlty of BU wiu «. 

hlbit in Ocean city, < 

TCoie are the dates «ad II you 

league. In thl« toun 

meat the player selects bis o-u h. 

handicap with tlie Mea of bring. I Zzl?,,. 

lag lo a score less the ---"- i 0 "'" 1 *' 

b#twten , TO a&d so. 

miiieionary. 

"Thell," laid Willie, "I'll b* 

'round aett •uaday, I bin looVIn' 

(er that suy (or oyer a maath." 

Xhini of It! 

This old earth rushes on Its way 

iome umpty thousanll miles a day, 

And takes us with It—heavejl forbid 

That it sbould ever »lart to skid. 

Asked by her Sunday ictiool 

teacher to fire the Bible Mrte 

for lbs day's iesjon, a little tlrl 

recited: 

"Oo ye into all He world »Bd 

spread the gouip t0 

people." 

all tht 

He: Cant you forgive the past? 

aumber I» loeated between these i**"* P*" 11 " 1 " fc«ve been wot, 

flgurH. 

- Ue *,6r learns (hit Bnl.hed J.f.J the 

Hans Bnrkhard, U the only OB, of'if?",!^'"^ * """ 

of tie player, who has finished ,'am, ,hit wereiffhl^ "l" " T 

withta tti, Buaber, Burkh«d. [ higher 1^ ^ beforl Th" 

.elected a hsadleap of 27, «hot .percentage hTravor ,' * 

105 which broaght hlBI into tne feunsTu 713 "' """ 

caarmed eirele, AI Smith was -•"•••••• 

too Uberal wlti his handicap Me 

selected a handicap of W, shot a 

i.SKSycLi'oycSjeBSb -SJS.*•"•-• • - 

iBg one of the sereni p 

meat 

Wflici are offered. TMi 

loumsunfnt is open for any raem. 

her of the Profressrre Leapie, and 

can be played at any Uffle by en. 

"ring OrsBgh Koger WllUara*, 

irsitfa, for a begisBer, plays a 

reBurkahle game ud E1V« promise 

of beeomiBE a link artist. 

None of the players who ban 

1 far competed In ibli toBrsa. 

lent have got ander fa with their 

handicap. 

Work OB the Bew club hopse 

is beiog rashed. preparing for lhe 

ifflelaj opesiBg of the CDBne, to; 

be beld early oeit BOBU. Many' 

>">«»!„, 

nmhn Hall, AvaloB, 

July M, II A. M.. at U» 

,_..,Caps May City, appeal, 

bCjW May OiW Cap. May 

\ Wan CSM May, South Cape 

•"' Lowir Tdwajilp, 

Banquet of 

Woodbine High 

School Alumni 

Graduating Claii of 1927 

Splendidly Entertained at 

Gateway Casino 

New Officeri Were Elected 

The niath aanual banquet of 

the Woodbine High School 

Alumni Association, in honor of 

the gr&duatiasT otasii took place 

Saturdsy evening, June 26, at 

the Gateway Casino, tefflen 

I Point, 

An interesting program 

proved satisfactory to the large 

atteadance of over ose huadr^d 

alumni and graduates 

The Alumni 

Association BS. 

senrbled and stood 

wnlle the 

graduating class of 1927 Bled 

past to their places at the table, 

m Ida iuchovttz, preelden 

of the Alumni Assoclatloa, mad 

the opeainif address and then in 

trodueed Mr, Israel Eelner BL 

toMtimaater. In turn Prof. F, 0. 

Hartjmail and Prof, A. R, Beep 

were the speakers of the evening. 

After a short intermtiigion a one. 

act. play was presented called 

'The Boor,' 

The east of the 

play Included Miss Zelda Rjiblnowits. 

Miss Estelle Abramgnn and 

Mr, Jacob Raglnowlti, After the, 

play, toasts by the toutaiaster 

and singing of the Alma Mater 

brougrrt ito a close the evehlns's 

program. The entire party then 

enjoyed dancing 10 the music of 

the well known orchestra Of Le. 

Hoy Smith, 

During the evening new alumni 

association officers were elected: 

Benjamin Cohen succeeded Miss 

Ida zuchovlli in president; Miss 

Sam Breslow succeeded Miss 

BAtelle Abraimson as secretary, 

and Mlsg Miriam Danerhirsh waa 

re.elictod treasurer. 

New Cape May County Courthouse 

Dedicated With Impressive Ceremonies 

Vaat Threngi of County Citizeni, Officials and Visitors From Adjoinin B Countiei 

Inspecled the Splendid BuildJni and Took Part in the CeremoniM—Freeholders 

Ogden and Champion Told of Difficulties and Work of Construction 

[udge Hdredie, Congregsman Baeharach and Dean Metiger Were the Speakers 

Intelligence 

Tests Cleared 

To Kiwanians 

luitty School Superintendent 

Durell Waa Speaker 

At Wildwood Luncheon 

How System Works Ou 

Who Is It? 

Congratulation. 

i, Wi.e. of 

• arwnuwbirthoftiielr 

•'"•"—' "^-"JtPJ Bi 

;fO«r»t»tiWuH. 

teton liar mtrrlaf*. Mra. 

This Is a well-Known lower 

counly mercnant. manager of one 

of (be lugest stores of H« kind 

In Booth Jersey, Can you tell 

who he isl Thta Is tne last of 

tht popular sllhouettw to appear, 

and your i«t chince for s free 

movie Utkit, until our new content 

Is announced later is the sesinîrt 

nw*fMiftt:.m» u«, 

" •'"• m~"" 

County Superintendent of Behool 

Thomas J. Durell, deicrlbed ti 

Wlldwood KIwanlaBi at their week 

ly luncheon Tuesday the Intel!! 

geace tests that have been adoptei 

in Cape May County to dlBcovc 

the nental age of each boy oi 

girl. The testa, whleh are being 

used Increasingly throughout the 

entire country, have been given to 

1,700 Cape May County pupils 

this iprlng. Rev, Paul Neff was 

elected district trustee at the Inncbeoa, 

Frank Lloyd Introduced 

the speaker. 

The world, mid Mr, Durell, had 

been rapidly ehangl&g pace and 

educational authorities have been 

faced with the problem of adopting 

methods and materials to meet 

these coadluoas. Four times the 

number of chlldreB are attending 

High School thafl only a generation 

ago. 

Tweoty years ago, ho said, two 

French phyaleiaBs conceived the 

revolutionary Idea of measuring 

iiseased m|nds. 

The Idea was 

brought to this country in laio 

and adapted to measuring souad 

mlads, IB the world war our 

soldiers were given Intelligence 

tests. These tests have beea 

greatly improved upon and per. 

fectad to such a degree that millions 

of children ln thii country 

have received them, 

* The ieiia, «ald» Dr, Durell, are 

(Continued on page two) 

Negro Hit By Taxi 

Died of Alcoholism 

Would Not Stay in Hospital 

Took To Drink 

An autopsy on Wednesday evenlag,, 

made by County Physician 

Julius Way, revealid that Albert 

Hall, colored, of Wlldwood, died of 

ileohollc polsanlBf 

Hall was srouUf • street In 

Wlldwood while In an iBlelcated 

eaDdltloB and became bewildered 

when a taxiub WM coming his 

way. The' driver of the tail tried 

to avoid strlklu Ball, but due 

to tbe colored man's aeUsu, was 

Bot tnecaiaful. 

Hall was taken to tyw-. Hospital, 

when it wudliebvwed bis 

only Injury wu a illgit eut on 

the head. He would n>t nay at 

tit BBapltal. imtj-ta 

wttt.to 

hb home he reDiov»d 

ttabafllafc 

from i hli bead 'and;,retorted to 

drinking, twlag undsr n!y bidder. Another bidder pre. 

lented hit bid alter the legal 

Ime, It not being accepted. The 

Id of olbbs k Stevenson was 

rejected unopened and the City 

ilerk authorlted to re.advertlse. 

'he action of the Camrntssjanert 

i taken because of the amount 

work and money Involved In 

[he contract. 

Bids will be relived 

July II. 

Ordinance No, tt, 

providing 

ir the construction of a public 

.infort station near the Boardalk 

was pasted on first reading 

;o be taken up far •ecoBd and 

Anal reading on July 12. 

In a eaaimunicaitou, Rev. D J 

Daly, director of Osmp Cardlnol 

Doughtery, compialtied of penoas 

caraplng near the camp and tfeelr 

conduct. Mayor •olroaey aaid he 

would remedy the matter. 

Farm Picnic 

At Fortescue 

On July 12 

Senator Agans, Matter of 

State Grange, Will Speak 

—Pomona Grange Meet 

Sporti, Muiie, Social Tune 

Visitors From Texas 

Major and Mn. Charles L. 

flandy with «Lelr danghtem. KaU 

AUen and HillubeUi) Oorson. and 

eon. Charles Jjewb, jr.. on the 

tiMKtm of Cntanel and Mm 

M. oandy, « ooeao 

Wmr 

Major Oandy to on Jeavs 

of .heence frnm Button tt 

Speeders Caused Girl 

To Be Hit By Auto 

Two speeding Mn were the 

luse of M accident on Sose 

Highway, sear Palermo, around T 

o'clock Monday Bight, when Joseph 

Wrlgglnn. m order to avoid Ming 

struck by the oncoming can, which 

wan, going south, while be was 

(Sins IB tbe spBMIM direction, 

caused MB ear to strike 14-yearold 

Irnja Hamel, WrlgglBi not 

•MlBt the TOUO» giri aa aha at. 

tempted to croM thi highway. 

T&t girl was.taken to Dr, Town-' 

ind. of Oeesn City, by Wrigglna, 

where she was treated for alight 

lirBUBa,; ••" " 

Slats Trooinr. JoiepK Rsllly kept 

tBe record of lhe State Police In- 

•Mt by appwim on the scene 

shortly niter, ffo nrreirli. were 

New State Trooper 

Giant in Height!) 

Vlolatoni of the law will bav 

to take long steed to evade «h 

persons of a new member of th 

State Police In thii county, wft, 

stand, six feet four and a nsl. 

Inches, tho tallest man'In the 

Hew Jemey state Police, He li 

Slntc Trooper MlcJia'ol J. Itylon 

who wil patrol Cape M*y Coun 

ty. having arrived lut 'Wednes 

day. 

Trooper Beylon la a half inch 

toiler thnn Tnoner Joseph Camp, 

-'ho is stotloned at AbseooB 

Beylon had to have a Bt^t... 

cot liullt tot Bis convenience ot 

fbe TnoJtaooe Stitlon. 

At prueal TroopBr Baylon 

ols astride a bane. 

There tre now four (tate 

troopers ststlgned la the county, 

Thomair Loper Heads 

Republican Co, Committee 

Thoraaa Loper beads tha Republican 

county 1 

executive cam. 

mlttee, being eelucted at an organiiatlon 

meeting of the committee 

on Monday at Court 

Haute, 

CharIM Anderson was elected 

first vice chairman; Mrs. Jaslln, 

second vle« chairman, and Mrs. 

Brawen Brownmlller, secreury. 

The DemocrfUo county commit- 

Itee also organic on Monday, it 

waa elected ohalrmin, and Esrl 

Wjtmer, or Wlln-wcwd. was elected 

Definite pi us were made tor 

the farmers 1 

jicnlc to be held at 

Forteseua as Tttesday, July it, by 

the committee representing the 

Pomona Orange find the Board of 

Agriculture, which held a meeting 

it Cedarvllle on Tuesday evening, 

(UB6 Si, The arrangements made 

Indicate (hot farmers, their families 

and their friends are la forget 

ttie production of crops and live, 

stock for that day and enjoy a 

real holiday, Iports, such as a 

horseshfls pitching contest, bathing 

BBd a tug-of.war will furnish en. 

tartalnrnent for a good part of the 

day. Music, a few short speeches 

BBd a buslnesss sessiOB of thi 

Pomoaa Orange are included Ik 

the program. The morning session 

Is to begin si ioiou o'clock stan. 

ilnrd time, with a brief Reunion 

for Pomona Grange members. Representatives 

from Pomona Oranges 

of adjoining countiei an expected 

to be present and report on the 

activities In their counties. 

There will he many family pic. 

Ble gatherlBRS during the lunch 

hour, but the commitles promises 

those who are not provided with 

a basket lunch that a real meal 

can be had at Garrison's restaurant. 

The Master of the State Orange, 

David Agans, of Hunterdon County, 

has promised to be present to 

address the short meeting which 

will be held In the afternoon. 

A representative of the American 

Farm Bureau Federation, at Washington 

Is to be secured for the 

afternoon program also. Doth the 

morning and afternoon 

sessions 

will be held in Garrison's Hall, 

Following tbe afternoon session, 

the remainder of tbe afternoon 

will be dented to snorts and an 

opportunity for friends from all 

sections of the county to renew 

acquaintances 

Cily Dump 

UêctedJ^p 

InWildwb^ 

Protesting Delegations'.,,_, 

Property Ovvncra Thr«>ten||| 

To inititiite State Action p 

City Has No Funds to Builffi 

Attain In City Kali lout < 

of their pep at th< rcautar I, 

day afternoon Hsalan of «»( 

mUiIoBon tnrougb tha 

of Mayor 8. Culver, who w«s' 

kept home ty HIHSM. 

il.yor' 

Culver iboa not been ibsent before 

In four warn, 

• •; 

It no happenj, there Us n cr 

dump. 

Meet *U cHlM In I 

ualverse have dilm». Dumps • 

not the pietaaBMt plsoes In 

community wbers one would 

to live, yet Uiii do

OCEAH CITY HEWS, OCEAH CITY, B. J, FEIDAY, JULY 1, 1987. 

Idwood 

i 

ore« Armutrf 

Pblllp 

pirty, 

I Henderson, I 

.. NK. 

I. UN. 

ge to Iii 

en any myj 

ant John qt 

,'ffe had 

i by ' 

Heft his , 

loartem. 

»;ncoirtl* 

' i tmr nsrer | 

I OB I 

'Be i 

Stbe 

$* ;FlfcimCamp 

£tt>op No. I Won Ptalmer 

Way Cup—Also 

Track Meet 

[Chamber Commerce 

On Auto Reciprocity 

Members Discussed Question, 

But Took No Action 

But Happy Bunch 

\. 

|t wu > happy but tired bunch 

" boy* #ho returned to Wlldlu^Saturilay 

alter Bpendweek 

at Camp Cbannon, In 

County. The entire week 

MS fuU el |nf tractions, team and 

tides for tho hundred and 

__ i Boy Scout* who were able to 

attend the annual encantpment of 

TDlid Boy Scout*. A 

nber 6t the boyt are ready to 

their teeta. which will 

fat 

them up with the highe.1 

k^: wouta. that of Eagle 

ki |?hlle otners- are ready to 

i,£*cond mid flretHdaea tests 

! merit badge eliminations 

»1 _ baseball sinus were 

enjoyed during the 

two of which were etcepwell 

slsyed. On Tuesstt•"• 

f Troop No. 

In the boi, 2. with 

defeated 

Ho: E by the score of IS 

t]U. Vht other Important gsme 

When the Scoutmasters and 

, assisted by Sacks, the 

,"B«out ID «*DI», defeated 

k-of the other Scouta by 

of li to o in a thrce- 

McVlcker, or the 

hald the boyl In tow 

.__.. 

hUvstwirait did the resu 

I ^ *n«M»d»F ovenlnc. following 

> Dsaaball aame, nearly fiftyof 

bD|B-*J r 6nt «n a snipe hunt 

n> tka dlrectlott of Scoutasalsted 

by Bill 

; Bad>Scnumaiin. Bob Russell 

Da iHmen. 

Newky, 

•No, ,4, caught . 

which Is tbe present law It w,i-j 

stated at the tntntfltig tti.it tithtr 

States Mould reciprocate In unit 

New Jersey pa&scd the law vhlch 

would (mar nil summer rt sorts In 

the State, eapeciall} those of (. itm 

May anil Atlantic Counting 

Maine Is the fir 

adopt the ninety-day 

Stale 

reciprocity 

"The Lone Flyer" 

By MOLJJE DEPUTY" SHOUT 

A great Urd .lifted Its wlngi 

' in fliijiit, 

Afld eped away to SBe^ ifct 

' ntehlj 

Te meet the Blgbt aod brigbi 

great fam# 

And honor U> its iidgr's same. 

The rklcr therepf was only o bo 

Ula aiottiar'8 pride, iui »tisn 

Jsy; 

' 

True of htmrt and limn wjw hi 

4» be Upeii. from New Yar] 

to gay Jane. 

ing 

business 

quickly." 

Mr. Qgden 

v«f snips, with 

i «t jnaf Ha. 1. a dose 

Tba track omit, which 

atler- 

•IU> 

, i canriac on |he win 

*". eSETWl -No. £ iwcond, and 

" i WO. 4 (thlrd. Carlson, of 

>-,«. jraf the Individual 

ihne 

Bats and 

IHH 

relieving the summer ttiurl t 

of the lncon\enienrc of obtaining, 

another HCLIIB* 

Mttycir fcofroney said thill In 

the last aesalon of the L**sl>red and to many obstacles to 

i6 overcome. It was only natural 

"III - 

T 

* £n« (Hate, in 


the following business 

' l ' l fc* the 

Wrrt.hlnr 

rrbnl Cjnip 

on, Winiam 

It. JRirtier, 

S.'U 

Toimlnr- 

«rotV*n. P.hn 

nir.-ierBer'c-ntral 

* Power Company. K. if 

'4M«|U ^ ' to thank 

Serin 

Beach Patrol) 

patTon la ftn-nleh- 

«'in« «nar«i) for the 

Two Essentials 

Vacation is essential to vigor 

and money is essential to vacation. 

Our regular cu'enis have 

tfie money to late the kfiid of 

vacation they need. Four per 

cent. Interest paid on Savings 

Fund Accounts. 

Now~h 

24 Hour Banking Servici 

For Yoiir Convenience 

Our business is to render the bat banking service possibte. 

Our policy is to bep directly abreast of the times. 

In keeping with this spmt of service, the Ocean City 

litle and Trust Company has just installed what is 

known as the rotary 24-hour banking device 

Thus our customers will be able to deposit currency, se= 

cuntMM or other valuables at any time of night, or on 

Sundfiys or holidays; a 24-hour service for 365 days 

each year, - 

Marehants who tab in money after banking hours will 

find this service most convenient. 

How the 24 Hour Machine Works 

The depositor is furakhed 

with a heavy canvas bag, 

locked with a padlock, and 

the key retained by the depositor. 

The diposii is 

placed In the bag, dropped 

into the rotary depositor, 

which la unlocked by tha 

depositor's key, and 

the bag drops into 

a Jogs-Droot vault 

which is opened the 

next morning in the 

bank. The depositor 

comes in later, 

opens his bag and 

hag IBs deposit 

credited to his account 

in the regular 

way. 

The device !• both 

practical and convenient, 

sate and 

y to operate. 


Title and Trust Company 

Aibiury ATenue at 8th Street 

k r Inier*$t Grow* " 

Banlwf-~ TrulU Title' Intttrant, 

Settlement Roomi, ^~WuttMf Information , 

in this bank we work tin 

tile principle that Service 

in the finest sense of the 

wordisourfirstobligation 

to our depositors. 

' 

We feel that is the wisest 

policy we can pursue for 

the good of bur flients 

and the upbuild ing o! 

our institution. 

Ocean % National Bank 

Own Gty, New Jeney 

t«• Mm % Stranger at Tbii Bank Bat Out* 

Don't be one of those 

who continually live up to 

their income, for some dj^ 

they awake io find they h 

no 1 income to live Up to. 

Save a portion of your incoipej 

eVti week at this "Helpfffl 

Bank." 

' 

' ' ' *• • • '" 

i 

- B. O. S1OTB.I 

Tddtorioi 

OCEAN CIT? NEWS, OCEAH CITY, B. J., TBTOAY, 1, 1027. 

You Know, Who Come and Go, 

in 

:A ISLE CITY 

Pf.lffer wh 

hflfl Uttn H(t..i«liiiK Pteiuii. HUHI 

iieHJ* Coll^K^. In Phlhidtlplitu, ,•*.; 

turnod t«i|«y tn tin- nwort ( 

Mr, mid M 

[ May 

ulih lui 

f ] ir« nr I Mf 

of Mrit. 

I Miiy. W 

Stit) Mm. John 

Van mi 

daughter, 

FrftnwH, of 

w^rti wet'k-umt 

visit 

e City. 

Muyor VUI 

> 1H a frequent vlHilor tit 

trt, plane tu ap**nil an ci 

Lft«atlou lieru. Mayor Vnn 

n'liuJiilnnt.'.J for Hit 

I Curd 1 mil ihiUEhtirj S( i 

ulil offltlnlly 

uptu un 

flit llll B(aKt>ll lollll 

[ a rr&fUiat* of tin < ntlu 

\y \\\ liiiyDlot,y witrk 

In ibnrpi «r Hi. i imp 

i dint (.ton of lit v 1) ) 

[ of iMilhtriplphl i lloj 

It Iphln ami m mlj} 

|oy ltf< tit th._ camp 

MrR 

Mw ird ( f mlj 

miit(>r< ! 

l in riiHaii ipiit i 

nr i)r. ami M. 

hcl 1 

Mon 

I>lllt 

i th 

1 

Mil, \l M II jfchin „ d rimll> t» 

,of Phil I. I I'M, * r u ill -THI lu 

il U.r« 

I lit 

Norton—Peterson 

Sarati P(ti i KOD 

dmifjn 

\\iu\ 

mitrrUrt lu t bnttirriit) j 

it Norton of DUt < rnk ut 

t>> tt i Itiv 

< hurl H Hillid 

lli.> -SiHtei-H itf ."Hurry, of Il&ltii 

TimiV. iirrlviHl J-JHI Frtdiiy to 

KP0R.il t||,( KtiiUH.ui i,t 

tll,.|r m 

vt'nt. They CMLIIIC in :i lu 

to \tl\u > lir n LIIN ml til D»\ltl 

( < lit r if y( i| hit IN! hi ntl r till 

\ 11 |J- ii m (in >n< > Si it S i I 1 

Sim I iy 

Mr nnil Mr Jiicih 

-II 

fur 

tin* 

hinl... ..r .r.,-,1, r» u.,k 

Ion nft fht p[< r IHI 

kml 

n 

ifiht* rn Di hira iml Vt i t 

Mtllljun tt Milhllh 

HI i 

lit soil or JMlin in 

lit^tM it HIM Or- tn \ I u 

|inday 

liy Six StM h ty i |K nl 

Milton b 

Iraltid til 

uf( naui Tnlm r In lour ^ t > 

fflllty of PmiHlKini 

lllt.li 

Hi 1 I SIKIIH i" li-.il-oi, Ktmiltl 

ill 11 1 I I I "it 

uL lh r\i iLI 

i II II >UK II U| sjin, li> > 

i nlil It I U>iiilhiii,kk TH of 

| Vin I in I ull| fin nl h Hh HUL Ii 

i t i 11 pnt> 

Mi in 1 Mi MVAilinir Hid 

1)11 11 II of 1 lill uh Ijilil t !ilu. nr 

lvt'd liijft Soiturday to Mpend the 

iiimiivr ill their coLtiise "n ForinoiiK 

.tho •WiM. i k'enlit 

fju minor at ithelr Land hi Avenu* 

Tho Rhoridan fiLmlly, or Philadelphia, 

were wvek-end 'vlsltore. 

riving In i 

for tho seawon 

on Saturday 

"wore Mr. and 

Mrw. M, J. 

Hn and family. 

ro 

n topping on Forty- 

Street. 

Thfl Mlsflfts F"rance» Flaniigan, 

Marjorle 

McQownn nnd Helen 

Flanagan, of Saratoga Springs, 

opent the Datit wfok 

with Mr, 

and Mi*fl+ Edward 

Dr, Lutb^r Do Yr ,i 

r. 

M \ * ml 

0 Mi S.K k hud bi 

Tor H"ii)< HUH but W«H Ml 

trtri 

liliL It u diiyn il it 

. hi.it IIISIBH | 

I i< k jil it 

U I 

II I i> fl mi 11IM Intt IK nl* i! 

1 I 1*1 111), till III tt 1 

} i It fri I itli i l i t n m n t lo >k 

III |< In til M 1 < 4 mi t iy 

I I i 

hurt 

II I 11!* Iv t t V liU w low 

Ann i < 1 ir in îi 1 tj(. anthtm all putt IKI))*, IM 

uliuiV 

rinnSTir WIiul khul of a 

Al II" I.IOHI Of Mlt !CI\IlP 111 

\liltfil the coniftei> littli ilillilnn 

I tnjln^ ln>ikit>i of Nn*< ri wtiltli 

wtrt 

iiliiit.il on tht krtves of 

irill.l Invitation lfl % ''"•" c d ">*>"« •» •'•"'I'" O.1.I 

lillnni Illi Hi Tb Till III Hut 

Bind** u IH 'tuim TollouMl U> 

lirnvi r anil fiuntatlnnn ftom 

Plin 

dtri I li liln lij Ri>i I ii< 1 In 

ixpiclsei 

wtrc tlo td by tlnj.liiF. 

Cml IK with you til v,t> met I 

iflnln 

M inv ppoplo from nil over tin 

county ii wpll ii ( IJM> Mn> win 

piCRent 

Recent Marriages 

Rnssell Roseman 

Dn 

bara noieman of Weit Capt Muy 

urrit unttiil In miriliiite la-il 

nday HII nlnf hi tln_ Chuiili 

of thfi Athtnt L>r Mom pi i 

(ornilng On* iiifinony Mr (. 

Drlar 

attendtd tin tnioin am! 

MIHI Rentier Ilaml v.it» innlil nf 

honor. The newly-weds will rein 

West Cape May within 

the near future. 

Douglass—Henderson 

Miss Adella Henderson, daughter 

of Mr. and Si. TliqmiiB Henderson, 

of Leesburg. was united In 

marriage on Monday, Junii 80, to 

Franoii Douglass, ton ol Mr. and 

Mrs. ThOBlBS 

DouglaSB, of ,Dlas 

CreBk, at thfl home of her ilster, 

Mrs. WllIiBnj 

Errlnon, In Millvllle, 

hy the n«v, W. H. Olbb. nf 

North Wiidwood. After their 

hrintiymonn they will rMlde in 

court House. Mr. pouglan Is an 

July Itinerary of 

Girl Evangelist 

Hlorla Cherry, tlm 13-yMir-oM 

Bea Isle City evonRelist, will Bpoali 

In the fallawInE churehoii duriiii! 

the month of July: 

Wiidwood M. R, July 3 un-j 0. 

;:8.P. M, 

fir.lem SI. E, of Fleasintvlll.!, 

July 10, TiBO P. M. 

Burleigh M, B., July IB, 7:30 

P. M, 

rijyton lupiiit, July IT, 7::io 

P. M. 

JlBiliodlrt Prolostont, nf Flses- 

BBlville. Julir il, Ti30 P. M 

Wril.y M. C Pleaiantvilie, July 

u 

so, 

y 

P. u. 

Ahsccon M. E-. July 31, 7:30 

P. »!. 

Mmufwiyren tnd Retailor, of Fumttute 

CAMDEN, N. J. 

b Repfeiented in the Ocean City DUtrkt by 

815 Wesley Avenue, Qenm Qif, Pfe# *Mey 

Telephone 373-W 

Infonmtlon ptrtainiiig to Fomittuc and Home Fnrniihjjigs 

• may be obtained ftom Mr. Vaneman by telephone or by 

letter."He will be glad to nuke a penonsl call or give information 

by telephone on estimates for furnishing dames, 

Hotels, Clnbs, Offices and Apartments. Mr. Vanemsn vin 

also gladly belp customers -with ideas and suggestion* on 

Interior Decoration. 

Estimates also furnished on AWftings, Summer Slaperiet asd 

, , Skdr Coraingi 

Dulivery 

T)IIH fliiiiunntcini'tit, vxlil 

nt it Jerni'y lirunch of the W^ 

Union Tt'litKfftph Cuinpjiiiy, 

I rut:I ?.i\ £ 1'L-a t I li 1 «iVs t, 

Do y-wnIt far 

There a no sj.rItiE graff 111 

the grarn of saiini ' 

' 

Mvery?" 

»kft*l a caller. 

ly »-f i)(i. ri wjiH 1 

huiVit a 

town 

N'llliKylvitnfa, V. 

uiiriLilti'*' 

y 

THE NEW GINGER ALE^Youil )oy «. dcllgktlij' kkMEt 1 " '' 

Yukon Cluiv Ginger Ate 

Pli» Botllfl D»[)«It 

1 I gli (mil Iy Snf \in ri |fr>c — |tl qldtltf WOO (1 C BtCfUl *I il 

o*ciock^«*offee 

"• A 

Lord Galvert Coffee 

White House Evap. MUk 

A full fl ui (*ci*iFt 

"$i*>i0£ BACON M4 

Slicrd without the nnd—No wiitel 

^ 

[n (X)uhd pnnh oi qufctertd—tt yml Lkv III 

1 1 - 1 • 

»^C 

49e 

CREAMERT Slitter »45* 

PntceAy ctkuinnl from lh^ 6n«* Paaidmrfd mtml 

Banquet Brand V," Pickle - l«e 

Mn. Morrison's Putfdingb Z ^c 

£bll* Beam - £ 

Puffed Wheat 

A DELiaOUS DESSERT 

Pure Cider Vinegar 

X "** ^ 

Saiada Tea 

Hires Root Beer Extract *°< 

MutfetX 

Îves of Ex-Service Meni 

Vour husband hen only until July •ecpndra , 

reinstate hit Government IiUurtirrce. ThM" 

fee U only $5 or $10 and the' y*«rly cb»t* 

W dbbut drie Knlf that of refcilfar initirkr)c«f '] 

eompaniet. See the local AiHeKca^Wio^ 

or-Veteân* of Foreign W«1r». , A-' t- Jt-\ 

nil > 

' r'

ârmitri 

itil* 

to JH* 

I aotai . 

imai'ii 

wu 

t ttlk 

5^(iâ JWiy Wiw A»rnonn, 

i&ffiMiCTIiPif iffliltl AN" B/ iif Y J i£i$ 

trnm th. New. Bulldlnf, 

City, _ As- 

N, J 

r 

,PriaHmtmd pMilukht, 

K!:st' c -" Ctmfmf, Int, • 

WJIAlAll A. HAFKERT. I>llblUto 

" JOHN a SMITH. 

;V. ;: ; Whin ureumtnts are being BMUN 

V HaJia » prove Aat Ocein City 

t ;» •Boed place in which to live, it 

S ^ tf be hoped it will not be 

overlooked that the suicide rate 

^Jjjwiiii lower than Oat for other 

£ Mm. ' : . 

î ' JOtJoei thai merely prove that 

iffpcean atyitei in more intensely 

^ fcyjHJa thin denizens of other 

mnjmunitirt and hence hep 

•prringj in their breasa more Be 

tlWijiuy? 

ly'fftm-mmwm^ 

to slough 

*"tt|pBBrtaI, «oO pBDUturely fo 

i Jtirjwe Wfll miss something? 

«;; Ctf what fa your pissr 

iSTftore imist be sane retsan fo 

;^tenicitj(! thu patient waitta), 

for iiiturt to take la csursi, this 

^fMitonie respect for lhe noil 

a whole afternoon of hard 

wort 

should go to waste 

because the 

Brawns started late from home 

anil ran out of gas on the way. 

[The 

oven, the broiler and the 

making of sauces may have their 

terrors, bur they are nothing compared 

to the terrors of unpunctual 

guests. 

So long as the dinner hour is 

disregarded, American cookery 

WHEBJE DEBISIOH OF 

LAW an ni mmmrn 

There have always been erirnilaii 

and there always will be, hut 

when there is a wave of Ian-less- 

"» wch as thit country has 

been 

experiencing for several 

years, it behooves us to look be. 

yond the criminal class for the 

fountain from which flows the 

He Is Making It His Business 

B, AU*nT, Mrf 

will continue to «ufler. 

Never J stream that it corruprJng our civic 

has the country been so much in i iift Others have been looking 

need of a few Washington! with I for this fountain and one very 

government 

official 

courage enough to sir down at the 

table and let the guests suit their 

own convenience. 

•park. There is room for specu 

lution that becomes intensely interesting 

in the light of the fact 

that the highest iuicide rates in 

the • country are found in that 

loudly touted paradise on earth, 

California..Sacramento, San Diego 

and , Loa Angeles have suicide 

ratei four times that of Ocean 

City. 

,Frrhtpa then it a lesson ... 

this put for nosters to con. 

•Caliiomia drjej have lured thousand 

to their confines by claimt 

ii ll h dlih 

f 

. ing^Jl the ddijht. of Eden,CaW 

=fcra fiij tfer erprxtitioni 

srt*jM'^*S!*i -^minim, 

"lei 

HKfSptjS*:-^*^..'--". 7 . -•:.•"..* (Me fanner who never went to 

P^^ny.nte, 4,6 p., 10,000 rf,, Jn *.-„,££?£ 

m$&3^J£!!.'**-*\T*. fad wil h,ve\£l& 

THE DAT OF THE 

EDUCATED FAUOE 

Time was when a man was a 

failure at everything elit they tet 

Kim to fanning, 

Like many of 

Bur old ideu this one has been 

thrown on the junk pile. New 

nventionj, science and intensive, 

Farming hai made it necessary that j 

the man who would succeed as a 

farmer must not only not be a 

failure, but that he must be » 

"wise guy," in the practical appli 

sums up his conclusions in these 

wordsj 

eat of that colloquial phrase. 

Unless he Is all of this he will in 

alt likelihood be a failure as a 

farmer and be forced to take up 

one of the KMalled learned profissions 

for a livelihood. 

A successful farmer today must 

not only he intelligent, but he 

inuit be a jcientist and efficiency 

expert rolled into one. This has 

been proved by a survey taken in 

twelve of our agricultural States 

.—to discover the relation that 

common school, high school and 

|college training has upon the,,.,,,,,, men 0, , he mtkn tapm)i . 

mnmt apwty of farrnen. j biIlt y fw th( ^ „, i wIessness 

When Intelligent, 

educated 

men hold up to rldleuta the 

rulrai for ll» coniluri which 

noclety mokes: Intimate ami by 

suggKHllon advise Out mjen 

rules ought to lm violated, 

ridicule and rnvllo. an unile- 

»JruhIo membcra of the community, 

mnn HWorn lo dofvnd 

ana enforce Its rules, devoti' 

Ihclr inlelllKcniw, wit mid resources 

to making crime and 

criminals Interesting and attractive, 

why Is it not to In. 

ejected the thoUBhlIes». the 

unforunnto. tile ignorant, thn 

vicious, will try and ent rhl 

or UM oppressors of the criminal, 

In any way. by any mines, 

nny violence that will he most 

offeetlvo? 

Day by day. liecamn some 

onn npys ror the doing of II, 

and because the great body of 

law-abiding clllran* In eorapluuumt. 

and says nothing to 

show iu approval, 

flippant. 

Jeering writers. publishers 

•oap boi orators and cabaret 

p*rrorjnsni si. (he wind and 

Boclety reaps II all In wlilrl 

winds which bloat and ilefltroy. 

This is a pretty strong indictment, 

for mark you it lays at the 

door of the "intelligent and educated 

men of the nation responsi- 

THIS WEEK 

ty Arthur BiUbmnm 

IHTDBEHOH 

BD1L WHA1E AND ATHEIST 

HE WHO HOHTS ALONE 

THABKS BE FOH UHDY 

Deeds nf in. 

itVldllil coilrage 

Htlll arouse 

the world more 

than any otter 

achievement. 

Liadftereft'g 

welcomeprsves 

that men feel, 

today, at they 

did about Qrlllan, 

Dugueto* 

lln or Perseus. 

The Individual 

flglilor, 

doing 

nan adored by 

with 

Uriflbune 

II himself. Is tin: 

tbe crowd. 

Any nan la courageous 

many around him. With n crowd, 

lit la osier In go tlmn lot to EO. 

But, by yourself, it (8 .llff«n tit 

Tbo great crowds that howl for 

Mberj'h, i.nil that were asleep 

when he started off In Us fog, 

,*tlohD, at daybreak, know why they 

Iplnud him. 

A lookout on the Bruiser Mem. 

pblti, hrliiKlnK Lindbergh home, 

ailed out, "There she blown, broad 

in tlin atnrbqiird bow." Lindbergh, 

in the bridge, saw n big bull 

ilinlc, accompanied by his "cows," 

seeping close to tlii'lr lord and 

master na he rolled and •pouted. 

^.,.-,11.. 

Musk 

Offic 

Teacher How 

Ibere In each 

Johnny T 

loniliiir. All t 

inomlwr. The t_, 

1'ie waill, WJiy „ 

nuts at IL117 

The dKIcrancJ] 

written and a- 

Judge IIO 

hi* former Li 

r 1» lh, „„„ 

In.lui „),„, 

•uy n radio set ( 

"Ulie trunli i^ 

you If y1H1 

much. 

Hi ' 

you 11 

nib«r 

In Tejcu it was discovered th., 

I uneduatied farmer might earn 

S20.000 in forty years; while a 

farmer who spent twelve of the 

forty fean in school night earn 

$n,(X0 in forty years,, Tnis ii 

10 say, the farmef who' spent 

[twelve years in school will earn 

$20,000 more in forty year* than 

farmer who never went to 

1 t e years the 

» of population commit suicide in Texas fad will have spent 2,160 

'Sacnunento, for instance, and but days m school. These 2,160 days 

t- Win Ocean City. ^n school will net him SCO000 

J0^^^M^,"^hu 

divorce rate 

B*^4ô^'js'byt • ftiatoo 

Sk-gt0& z et 

\fylifymfc titm. If 

^ i w « 

nrto ei the counrry 

ff!J^B!îr.i| : 'tf«'of 

Ocan City 

t^WWatrfs .slt.psi^jibc "writers 

*eould b. Endleott and other,, 

Whit ft* tmmtf 

Showed 

wildwood Journal: It was „ 

foretone oonelusion that ienator 

Bright was doomed to defeat. 

There anust be gome underlying 

reasons why a oian Wbo haj rep^ 

rseated his county In legislative 

"hnlls for nine years has received 

suoh a decided repulii. Had the 

of victory been close, it 

, nl ,« ««d *«h the ^-^^HS m« S firfeilS 

of Wildwood and WiMwood^ Divine intelllsenee flashing from 

As we nave Just Hated, one universe to another, pervading 

Bright m the ienaior for nine! 011 maijhe hull whale and the 

 

I le was P, of ,^ m' 

M KmW Yoa 

'« '»' 

senate, a i»wiilim that corr 

Thank 

hetivea for Lindbergh. 

He mny mnko this Government 

I elMiely to that of Lieutenant 

Oovernur In our neighboring 

State of Pennsylvania, He was realize that to be defenieleas In 

mentioned on more than one oc. the air 18 TO BE ABSOLUTBLV 

Hwlon in conneelioii wlUi uia DEFENaKLEas, Me told the 

nomination for Governor, 

Yetifhamber of Commerce In New 

be was defeated overwheliniBgl*. York! "We don't want war, and 

There can he but one eiplana-1 the way to avoid it is to be pro. 

-,jn. The voters of Cape MariWrod for It, We need greatiy en- 

Uouoty Md lost eonfldence In lh,! larged eommerelal air service, 

abUHy of Binator Bnithi to eon- snail? UMreased *lr mail aervlce, 

te in iêliilnllvn hnlls in *!*„ to develan snml nllAfs r* t«i.A» 

tribute in leglHtiillve hulls, tjo fhe 

fit the county. 

They 

i 

K 

y Tey 

compared Lin rtûilta oltt Lln«*l In 

umlHrlin.1 (ou.ity 6y femator 

Bwitca with theai obtall.nl in 

Cupe .May County by Senator 

velop good pllotn. it takes 

longer to make a pilot ihan to 

k 

Th« 

law I 

and len ytars k 

and out ioo "W*-?fflFj| 

OUIfarnla 

pi —'•-'' 

that "Mr. and 

Righter now JUT 

ter to frJghMB I 

riist 

Towa~^ 

again! h thu a tmtij, 

SMond Town 

*ir, jest a 

make a flying machine. 

He renindea New YorE of the 

oisgrneeful fact that tbe richest 

„ senator elty ln m worIa hu no llr w t l 

eoneiusions aM raust tf » vel far °" to tflM 

,.,;.,K.« 

..'IilaDd to find one. 

Bright, and d 

(bat 

were not favorable to 

8rijht. But pmbMy me most I A u i De m l i ,„ ,ubstoBat ^ ^ 

imîiitant factor in (He debacle .«rhey talk about ami-aiferaft fuas 

the Judge Bldredge affair, „„ a aefeMe against alrplanei. A 

M 

Brlrti has nevjr been I hundred fast planei would soon 

rtle io ejptoln ihat sattafa«iorily|clear a battleship's deck! of it's 

o the eleetoraie of Caps May j anti-aircraft ions. Then a doiea 

county, and in probability ne»ar bomberi would sink it. The anU. 

wUl. 

Then one etner factor BP- aircraft guns mliht but probably 

poared, and that was the alii, wouldn't, briai down a few pilots, 

anco batwsen the laiuiing. deitroy a trifling sum in airplanes 

b 

duiipbiill 

ng destroy n trifl|Dg sum In airplane 

p 

eât!) and Bright. | But alrplanCB would wipe ont o 

It wai opcnlv (Jilnml three yearn »;o,000.000 baltleflhlp and It* great 

ago that Doniucratlc vvtcs secured crow of men" 

h 

— Jitttlfi votes •eeuredicrew of men, 

the nomination of Briiht. Hewere 

determined thi« 

time to see to It taat Republican 

•>'-•—» prewUled in a " 

F lsha 

Primary. 

DtFrank Crane 

Hay th« Averaf;«i and Be Safe 

! to form. In all these States, in 

both owner and tenant groups, the 

better educated are earning better 

incomej. 

, n that the ad 

vocates of radical measures cared 

anything about whether people 

dd h 

i 

Cape May County 

farmer 

fathers with ions should consider 

jthcte factj and give their hoys a 

[chance if they want them to be 

successful fl 

heeded' the services threatened or 

not, tnit rather to show their ^ntempt 

for the decision of the court 

land to bring it into disrespect if 

'possible. 

Until this tpirit is eradiated 

the wive of lawlessness will con 

tinue. ,..:: ; '- "•. ••': •• .-.' :, t . 

ieved the abandonevil 

which for a 

eentufy 

mors lad 

ment of a 

quarter of 

n" ?%*?* UpOn M "-vKable 

PraUled 

about by aehcmtdg 

Politicians, rent collector,. 

gra,, K 

jSr°7 " " " h l d 8 ., ,,. r..j» in uit srocit mar 

i advances in prices of breakfast food 

They didn't lead him to the ''" * 

they would, ' 

Jinny people, including the joy. 

'rnmont. mint listen to Lindbergh, 

ITbafi the adfantage of climbing 

(to a hifh plase among men. You 

can MAKE othora Jlnten. 

trouble baa 

Much of woman's 

| bneti caused hy li prjudice 

liiBt her own &ei, her lack of 

mercy for other women lhat eo 

wog. her contempt for women 

gmrnlly. 

Miss Dosfiio Mock, of 

Chicago, accused of flirtlde by two 

large poHccwoDwn, "beat them up" 

[whun they sought to nrr«st frvr. 

She BurremlerfiJ peaceably to n 

very small polfceman, saying, "No 

woman can arreat me." 

imed they would, but they dumped him in A. dlST 7 " " »w SSt. ^ ^ 

I, " lf . 0 | 1 ' ***U. woo bellnea 

T" with 

^. *f" lplrlt1 ' "» thu 

I«o. with synthetic protopIiuiBi lift can 

tbe created In the laboratory. Thla 

MW Lodge, does hoj btllttu Don', 

po*8f, for man la Ooj-, ereaUon 

and might well Imitate M, Mrt, r 

their frienda aa "ncceaHary '• 

"*'" 

^-^»^w.iBS(^p^1jmw|« 

Modem Young Man falter UM- 

W«,y tadern iM)}'; •jm W1^^ 

fectly rrinfc with 

wM.yfm'tm 

[«itt^'ijoti»;'^'i;;.-;: : i!-, : - ; v(,:?;>¥ 

ut on a More wholesale 

•cue, now that an asaaelatlon 

reprinting JQt decent and law. 

abiding cltliens of the Northglde 

have marched to cltj hall, not 

wtta a niere protest or a preachment 

on morality, but with a 

lint of 750 names and addresses 

which they ehar»e nirmt 

« 

> ftii put whaîM^ l»r,of '|mtî & 

The man who 

VCBSM Ctlt lEWrX, NEII WW, V. J, WlBaT, nit t, Wt. 

Bt^loB FlrewMden Alllgoa 

LudlMn was called out to entlnguisb 

two tres along the Penn 

Mrs WegtcoU'«ul faintly are| Mr and Mrs Daniel Chambers 

pending it for' d t thijd t Md nuui 

home ln Dorothy. 

•pendlni a (oV days at their I and sono apeat Moiiay tvenUt 

at Eldora. 

Myrtle Hadan anent n| Mr, and Mrs. Richard Lloyd and 

Ilia 

Hailroad tratki north of Court 

House on Sunder, one Burningi rew day* with Mr. «atf 

Mrs,' sou spent iundny with thalr ilater 

one,half sere and the other nve'Harry Itanley, of Atlantic High- at Cape May. 

' lands. 

I Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chamber. 

Mrs. Everett Townsend and 

«on are at their home here, 

it has been dectded to dyieon. 

tinue Anbury fiunilay Bchool. un. 

til aftet Labor Dsy owing to the 

heavy traffic on lunday 

after. 

I noon, endangering the liveg of 

j the little children walking nlonf 

the road. 

j We are glad to note ihat Ed- 

| ward Porn u able to be out after 

] being ill far several weeks, 

i 

Edward Callaway and family 

lira. William Bradford In Cog.i 

their car cullideil with a Philadulphla 

ear at Sally- Marahnlrs Fanny Dateman spent 

evening inn wiidwoail. 

The Children's Day exereisM 

won:, held iln the Baptist Church 

on 

Sunday. A large crowd attenii^d. 

Dias Creek 

Wilbnrt Itotcmun and Mian 

Mn 

Mr, and Mrs. 2. Blade are en. 

tertalning Miss Maifsircl Moore, 

of Philadelphia, for a few days. 

Mrs. C. Blriredge U entertaining 

her nephew, of New York, 

for two weeks. 

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stephenson 

entertained the latter'! 

mother, af Ocean City, Sunday 

evening. 

Belford Lemunyon Is making 

an indefinite stay with his 

Krandparents at Atlion, N. J. 

Mrs, iMary Bacdider and son 

wore In Wildwood Friday eve. 

tiing, 

Mr, and Mrs, St. Springer 

spent a day, last week visiting 

friends in Bwalnton, 

Mrs, B. Reeves is (intiTtnln- 

Ing her granddaughter, of Sunnemeadii. 

Many from nere went to Bchellenger's 

Landing to view thn 

many beautlfuj yachts that are 

here intereated In the races. 

Walter Cosby has rented a cottage 

and brought bli family here 

for the BUmmer, 

Mrs, Lily Fault, of Philadelphia, 

Is here visiting friends. 

Mrs, 

Harry Brown la enterlainine 

.her motier from New 

York Slate. | 

Mr. and Mrs, L. Smldih, have] 

opened their Broadway cottage 

for the summer, 

Thee, Bennett las returned lo 

the pilot boat, after spending a 

few days with his family, 

Mrs, 

George (chellenger and 

daughter, of Long bland, are 

making an indefinite gtay with 

Ills parents here. 

Miss Myrtle Obainoeri has returned 

home after motoring 

through Pennsylvania, 

ten-years aiisenoa. He Is 

the nan of the Into J Errieson, 

I Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Tomlin, 

of Qnahim. spent Sunday with their 

daughter, 

John Jsnea spent laturday In 

Wilmington, 

Samuel Douglass is visiting; his 

lirother, in Madison, N. J. 

f harles llownll spent Monday at 

rourt House, 

I 

Mr. and Mrs. John Babbitt and 

family spent Monday at court 

House with their mother. 

Mrs. Louisa Herman spent the 

week end at Court Heuse_wiUi 

Mrs, Tlmmons. 

Mrs. George Norton spent Thursday 

at court House, 

Mrs. Z. Sharp and 

Monday at Leeiburg, 

Melirin Bailey spent 

Court House. 

Mr, and Mrs. Qua Olson, Mrs. 

Mary niley and son, spent Sunday 

with Mrs, Wilbert Bateman, 

Harry Bateman spent Saturday 

In Miilville. 

Mr, and Mrs. Mugglesworth, of 

Florida, ipest tail week with Mre. 

itussel Weatherby, 

Misses Jessie and May Dewm 

are visiting their grandparents in 

Philadelphia, 

Mr. and Mrs. Itussel Weatherby 

spent Sunday at Wiidwood, 

Percy Douglass took his con. 

Stanley,' to Miilville Hospital Bat. 

urdsy to bavc big taoslia removed, 

Mr and Mra. Edward Ramsey, of [ M o • evening" 

Mfilville, spent lunday with herj 

Mi^g Hilda 

parents, Mr. and Mrs. William' 

Bateman, 

j 

John 

Downs, of Philadelphia, 

spent Sunday with hla parents. 

Mrs. James Downs and family 

spent TucRilny at court House with 

nonn spent 

at 

Eldor a 

Mr, and Mrs, Daniel 


wgre In town on 

Mrs, Timmons. 

I Miss Hilda linfhant vialtnd 

Ethel Hand on Monday ev#4tlnp, 

Mr, end Mrs. William Peter, 

son, Jr,, and sen visited Mr, and 

Mrs, Alexander Baud and family 

on Sunday evening, 

Ltnwood BlnMam was In 

stnitihmere, on Monday evening. 

Palermo 

Mrs. Conrad Seising entertain, 

ed relatives from New York the 

past week. 

Mrs, Marion Cameron, of Ocean 

OLty, called on Mrs. Mingle L, 

Oorson ThurBday afternooii. 

Seth W, Ooraon and Bon, Wiliiatn, 

were Atlantic city visitors 

on Monday, 

ites Mary Vliiard spent the 

past week with Mr. and Mrs, Blmer 

Hdggan, of Blue Anehor, 

nichard Coaaboon spent Saturday 

with Mr, and Mrs, Allen 

VeVauh, of Ocean View, 

Mrs. Spencer Young and Mrs, 

Nlppen, gf Beesley's Point; Mrs, 

Howard Young and Mrs. Charles 

Cossaboon were Ocean city vljU 

tors laturday. 

TTiere Are Many Reasons 

Why Sea Isle City Has 

Become Known As 

"The Incomparable Resort" 

and Why It Will Pay You To 

Invest in Sea Isle City Real 

Estate 

We will be glad togo over them 

with you. 

Maurice M. Sofroney 

Ludb Avenue at Wot Jersey 

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. 

Insurance of All Kinds 

Buy or Evening Phone Bell 2 

Coal Up Now! 

While the weather u wwn, Mai price* sure at their lowest. Now b 

the time to fill up four bin», and urn mighty good interest in four 

' coal investment 

Remember lhat we carry Anthracite and 

^. Bituminous in all sizes 

,,_j/' Top" SdiMJwwl—toeil Bapwii • ; 

l % y 

M. A. Jôngo Go. 

ir. D. P. Haley ul wife and 

Mm. Stevens •peat WediiHKlay 

uvenlng with Mr, and lira. William 

Cheater, 

Garner Patenon, wife awl 

olLlktron visited rulatives at UB> 

wood recently. 

Dr. Buteber, of Heislervllle, 

was In town on Taunday, 

Mra. Xatherine Hand entertained 

company from vtneland on 

Sunday, 

Several people from Sere at- 

U'lHk'il Ilie Children's Day mirvleea 

at Deliriant en Sunday evening, 

June 21, 

Anna Fowlfr ipeut Saturday i 

night and Sunday will) Ida 

Peterson, 

Miss Einnm Hand, of Atlantic 

OUy, Hpent Uiu weak end wlthl 

her parenls. 

The Ilpworth League iheld its 

hiiainc 

BIMI Kor.la! iiii-i'diij; at 

llie honifi of Mm. liattle Sutton, 

Mr ani Mm, A, Baud and fimiily 

WITO viaiiiira of Mr. and 

Mrs. Olianira Noon and fiuiilly. 

Sir, and Mia. I'iiiiKliuon enter. 

laiiidJ eoniiMny from out af town 

Sunday. 

Margareit and Poarl Kaywood 

ami 

MIBH Plfllicr, nil or Mny« 

Lindlnig, Bpent Sunday evening 

at lihe home of Mrs. Mary Psterpan, 

M, Hand Is improviiig his 

hBuim by Liulldjag a porch, 

Lewis Petermn, of itrnilbmere, 

vlgltJd his panin.yi Saturday. 

Looking Ahead 

Wile is the man who 

looks far ahead into 

the future and arranges 

hii affair! so that he 

will be assured a comfortable 

income when 

old age overtakes him. 

To do this a man need 

not be earning an exceedingly 

large income. 

There is a plan of Insurance 

to fit your 

pocketbook that will 

five you a regular income 

when your earning 

power reaches the 

bottom of the hill. 

Let lit tell you about 

this form of Insurance, 

Samuel 

ySchellenger 

Keystone Phone: nt-A 

Cape May, N. J. 

A Sickening 

Crashtwo 

badly smashed and 

tangled antomobilej, bruised 

and perhaps broken bodies 

laying by their sides, a 

hurriedly assembled crowd, 

a re€Gnl bfeakiitg mo to 

the hospital — is! then, 

months later, a court room 

scene. 

If yon should happen to be 

the defendant in the court 

«om ecene yanr eatae for. 

tnai mif ht be at ittke. Ton 

might not have been at 

fanlt, bat circmnstances 

might point otherwije and 

would all depend upon the 

jnry'i verdict. 

Ho one should think of owning 

an antomobile without 

carrying a big Liability Insurance 

PoUoy, Hot miidy 

a few thousand 

dollar 

pol% ^( wiU be inttdent 

for a small accident, but 

OM flat wiU protect yon 

inn the find, Out, despite 

you every precaution, may 

weni any time. 

TO OT11TO OTTOEIIS 

BEFORE THE ACCIDENT 

E.ojomi,t 

Swalnton, Hew Jtrsty 

Caf* May Conrt BOOM 

, V.P.V.. 

For ffii i 

Independence Day Outii 

F^joy the holiday to Dir full by vUitin K 

nearest ASCO Store and buying your j 

Needs at Sensible Price*. ' '',' - ' ;';; ' ':y,-0am 

"Independence" from Shopping worrie* 

"Freedom" from high price. wiU be your, 

you shop— I, 1 ! 

In the Store* Wh,rr Quality CotmU 

and Tfaur Money Goes 

Furthesi!iff>^ 

& Many Big Value, for Independence 

ASCO Coffee 

B.. 

An Blwaya—thnt unuauSlly nlch. Pull, Heavy 

Blend—the Bicnkfaut ruvorltr of Ctl/tee Connol«Mur»I 

of Four States. 

'•%% 

Cheese *% 

A verV tasty and nourishing Sandwich Filler 

All 5c N. B. C. 

(Cakes and Crackers 

|N. B, C. Snow Pe«k Cake. 

fi^Zli 

;K; 

US' For the July 4th Outing! 

io» 18o, S3c 

Dot JOo, fiOo 

»P'28o 

> 87o 

ASOp Itnffed 

ASOtt Queen Olives. 

Williams 1 

iweet 

lanoy IMIt Lobiter 

Geisha Brand Crab Meat . „ 

tt 38o 

A1CO Prepared Mustard 

Jar lBo 

Gnlden'n Prepared Mustsrd _J»r 14o 

Eeg. I5o 

Taste Tells 

India 

Reush 

2 tolI 25c 

Princess Prepared Hnstaid. . 

Fancy Imported Sardine* .„__«»« 

Domestic Sardines, Oil or Mustard "** 

Pimento Sandwich ObeeM-^^Pk 

Light Heat Tuna Fi»h__c»n J«^ 

ASCO Peanut Batter. _ ._tumb>er 

Princess Hapkin* (pig of »)„ 

Taste Tells, Sow; Kclfyfu^— 

jOm Bread not only mikes Bttttr BandwiohM bnt ltays 

Iratt longer than jnrt ordinaiy bres4. ;v~ : 

\actora-aad ^^M 

! Bread Supreme 

Wrapped 

LOOT 

ASCO 

Sparkling 

Ginger Ale 

"»« 10c 

No charge fof boll I, 

Empties redeemed 2G ouc 

Schmidt's Cereal 

Beverage 

3 bou 25c 

No charge for bottles. 

redeemed lo 

Reg. 15c 

Pink Salmon 

2-25' 

I Horse Shoe Red Salmon.. 

tall cnn25c 

10c ASCO Toasted 

Bread Crumbs 

Bolter than 

Home-fflailo, 

Beg. 22o 

Young's Porit 

bot 19c 

For wunhlne aoeat fatirlctj 

I 

Reg. 19c ASTO 

Pure Grape Juice 

i 

A VPFF bialthrul Rot Weather Ben 

y]*»«uii«Hn»tH!ill8ii!HIHMi!*IJmi**tf*'i|ii11 HIM HHHHflHiltUfBitiHiH 

15' 

Meat Specials in Our Quality Market. 

*2& 

Sugar Cured Smoked 

Whole 

Skinned Hams or 

1 FreshWledTiSutfeoV 

Stewing Chickens "33c 

& 

Sliced Xd» 

Bologna —-— 

Slkul Bollrt H""" 

fid M« t' 

lfpid M«« vt# 

Pork Lunch Roll 

plbfWGtt 

CHflcl* 

imported * SwclUer 

Ct 

IBACON »%i# 

I 

[ Delicious Steamed Potfc -tb 

ilfna faianit ___ii n iM II LtmUuroir Ch«» 

fflft 

tm

* 

Ington, NK, 

and, 

nedy 

H, and the, 

ithat nlrtt!', 

> them with ! 

IB, always el 

Ed me, 

the certificate, 

-tha Initials 

r ncgiileetfan 

f onf to to 

•nuwn, -In 

• psonUss I 

•he two MTof . 

i*OQld btt to 

;mMU*. A urn 

M i out (B 

lb»M. hlmn] 

no Mid; 

pwe d| 

>'• Undl i 

witai Sir MU 

4' 

—11,00= K. hnif of lot i 

l¥n W, Kershnw. -• 

A, Klein** ot ill. |i 

of Ipt 815 arid N. K- If. ft 

Town.hip ef Upper 

HST^ tt P 'jB^Bnt M -.,...., 

ni 

R P-trt of lAi!, a pepnianeui community canier ,.- 

r. mm. in (i,,. biillillun and fou«tnietian will,,,."-'! 

J"hn A, TlnHlcy, hi-ail nf 

r, ••! vir Id H-n. S. l i.tak ' 1 '" k i'!v"fiiiJd I 115 . Tlilnl WI «•„"*. 

!,. ,E iii. il iiil. ,S'; pr I^-ais T NNv.-(.« 

II iind. 16, hlmk S»« (im,]»rl> John IB- K 

1 Ij.n.1 ,v, „!„, n ,i vunnlnii- % 

'i'reti in the blue fezzg of Baron I 

IIIneb Lodge I. O. O. F., went! 

i> dawn te attend Ltif eunveniion 

K •("'firj **• lf 'Bending a"«flo«7lni« 

'. ill. i.iuck B3.,i. " wilh his parent*, 

nip of Lowsr Miss Edith Bothnian win en- 

•••.-•..- "ii-ji, tt ,. in, - HM 'i er •lb' nnllonal Hchoal of, oralory 

[isif,J,; I] yil, AH 

f > * *'"• I.emuI Polller. 

K, of Wajilllngion, visited Ihe Collier 

"'!i° fiimliy over the week end. 

' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dlugafeh, 

' ' tide In Milhllls, were 

Fripitiy lit h.-r hunif, 

Krmik o Hurtman. whi 

•n, a well verted vla> | OoMmaii, In 

Eva Eisentierf, formerly j Spra for a she 

iiiwr montlm (litre,I Mr, ami Aim, liar 

' Hed over th* WM. 

• diutry. vl'ltfd tier part« over | 

rly of Lhu 

IIB.I trlfii.li"-l 

--uilimky, wno iujjtailil'ine 

rlothlHB InJuBi, 

Alumni 

I Saturday evening. 

If, dreams. 

nnrtiiiie whin «h« ( 

If ail ih,,,i ott( 

If 

FRANK W, EBELHARE 

per-' Jigrdware, IfuilsefurniKhitigs and BiiU! ûppll^ 

furl 

Plumbing. Healing BMil glli'et Mital W.irk 

..rai • Mechanic St. Cipe ibj Oanrt Honie--Phoni, lit 

»'•( BBUi it ami Thiri Aw., Stoae Harbor, H, J.- Phone it 

"EBEMIARB HAS IT" 

NBWS 

Inventor Discovers 

I New Way to Shave' 5 

:. Without Blade* I 

! KteB, VIIKV ih»»n fcmn inil ne," 

ilJ -- •= fci,«l Thal*i wliil ihri ' 

on. 11 ntw kind of myili-nr lair F 

( He I iniroduM KRIi|.KRq8i mttr 

ll •hiivlnfi- comfort. 

SALESMEN will find thU a goad money maker. Write immediately 

for inlervifw. KRISS KROSS DISTRIBUTING AGENCY, &p« 

May Court House, N. J, 

A Wonderful Time Await? You 

AT WILDWOOD 

on the Glorious 4th 

Everything will bein full swing at Wildwood during the Fourth of July holidays and for the remainder of the season. The great wooden way will be thronged with 

pleasure seekers and each can findjust the kind of entertainment he - - or she - - is looking for. It would be impossible to list in this space even a partial list of the numerous 

and varied attractions for both young and old that line the Boardwalk. Suffice to say they are there in solid array to provide fun and frolic for every member of the 

family, . J 

t_ . i r .. B | ate|t an j j ^ pj^p j a y o ff er j n g 8 Tkpse ^Q delight jn dancing will find the Piers and other plarrs to trip the H ' ' 

ATRICK CONWAY AND HW FAMOUS BAND who will render Two Concert, feailv from Uy 

MENTION HALL. While the HOLMES-BAKER ORCHESTRA wiUplayattheCrestPier. 

J y 

Take advantage of every visit to Wiidwood to make needed purchases at the well stocked shops and stores of . • 

"The Shopping Center of Cape May County" 

for here, at prices that are right, you can buy everything you need and desire for your home or family. 

Tlii following member, of the WUdwood Merchanti' Awociation u« backing the Buy-m-Wildwood movement, and are pledged to give you good good., good iervice, and hone.t VJJu«i- 

, , L S; t^V*^ A. CAMPANARO 

Jeweler — Vietolaa and Records 

R. W. RYAN 

JACKSON'S nniir « T noP 

J 

MmP^S A MdRaeords Ladies' 

L"* 61 and Men's Made to Order Clothes 

3SJ0 Pacific Avenue 

' "^.M?" Made to Order Cloihet "Wildwood'i 

"Wildwood'i 

Furniture 

Furniture Store" 

127 East Oak Avanue 

Store" -wwAauN S DRUG STORE 

!33.Ea« Wildwood Avenue 

JARRIS' LADIES' SHOP 

TUSHINGHAM'S 

Oak and Pacific Avenues . 

Woman'a Wear «ud Horiary 

Office Furniture—Stationery 

3703 Pacific Avenue 

210 Eut Oalc Avenue 

ATLANTIC COAL YARDS 

Wildwood 

Rio Grande 

Atlantic Scrtened Coal Good Will lea 

STALLER'S HARDWARE STORE 

t. EH& Washers and General Hardware 

? / , 3MW9 Pwlfic A«nue. > 

Ife iWRkSHraMaiw 

KONOWITCH BROTHERS, Inc. 

Wildwood'i Finest Market 


AARON'S PHARMACY 

Druga and Gifts 

Cedar and P'acific Avenues 

BAKER BROTHERS 

Paints. Qass and General Hardware 

43!! Padfie Avenue ,..,., 

JERRY'S DE LUXE BEAUTY PARLOR 

Nest!* Circuline Waver* 

3(02 Pacific Avenue 

SANDRY'S WILDWOOD DEPT. STORE 

Furniture, Beds and General Merchandise 

390! Patlfic Avenue 

E.L. CHALMERS 

RwlEiAto 


~ r 

FOX BROTHERS 

Ladies' and M«n't Clothing 


•--•-' 

SATWOFP St BRASLOW 

Ladies' and Men's Wearing Appirel 

1614 Pacifie Avenue : 

TENENBAUM'S 

Hart, Shafeer and Mart Clo*ea 

Haberdashery and Shoes 

THfi ROSlLLA SHOP 

eekly Sports News 

Ight Grip on 

First Place 

ahloids • 

i To%vnship Needs lni 

orlBg riier. 

' their tone 

ngthening To Keep „. run in the cigth, Glberaon wan 

Up With Pace Zpua«ii,1 in nrst. jrtvaniini to thirii 

on llr.usiin.ra aingii! and stole 

May Tie 

Learnt Standing 

oqrth of July Otnes 

(Donbk Baden) 

House at Avaidii. 

oianlM, capi. May scoring in the 

roiirth and maintains sto lead 

until aho ..ightih wiicn the KingB 

pushed t mlj nYer lteing l|w 

"Core 1.1. Capo May mBfMl thl) 

winn,in« run In tho ninth. 

Plli'r scarixi the run for the 

C a p e a in •*• --•• • • 

.S00 filer talHiilng iwo hiis each. 

,4J4 Beobi; and Moore «clrit{llateii 

,143 for Hie Cranberry Kings handling 

Last Saturday's lanlt! 

— 23; Lower Tewiiahip. 4. 

Lweivi' uhanuisa btui 

r 

^.ay, 2i Belleplain, 1. 

HDUH, 12; Wooiliiini', 6, 

DoilgJnjsi, a 

Taylor, p, ; 

Champ's Nemesis 

r TawnaiiLp ait BL'ilL'piain. 

bine at Cape Moy, 

Muiwej'. lb. 

j tlm: SB. ., 

Court House Won 

0 0 1410 0 

Ion took a stronger holil 

'" 'dies, e. U I 11 0 li 

st Dia£e in tihe County 

. _ urday, iiiifeating 

ir Township, while BeiiM-l 

IBLLEPljAJN 

ana Cape May IN [ltd lor 

ill place honorg. Woodbine? 

knew H tne Senato 

The next inning thre 

the wl),| b wllml!1 , 

nn ana ninth, Collr ,j 

teln, in the fateful slidli, was The The eIU]K 

sved by Bender, who amended WBrkei 

inound wltt M, on. Bender d g6bhllng 

M untU tie seventh, when el. rBr 

IBfLild endeavored to take 

ten In hand. |n the elglitli 

a returneil to the peak and 

had « different brand of but.-- Hu1 lcc . c 

and Doughty lei at Sat for 

Bsnatdrs, HolUnggead, knock. 

•lit ,a hiiriK; run, triple and 

le, T«Jir olouttd out thjeo 

ded WBrkei ln | 

OCEAli Off HEWS, OCEAH CTTT, H. 7,, nOAT, JOLT 1, 1927. 

Belleplain Lost 

Thrilling Game 

Sea ltle Bowlers 

Outrolled Palmyra 

^ ^^ 

Si'a lale City bowlera defeaieij 

i^* i . o e* C i - I Palinyra last guiitiay at the Sea 

Contest Run Six Extra In- lB|o ully 1)imll, lg M^ m l „ 

ninas For One Admission 8894, winning every gnmr. 

^ _= 

Mimmlck and FrHderlek fun. 

_ „ , , 

tter 

.. •- 

holding 

... . . tund far Sea Me f!lty, whlli 

noIleplalB, iirter IlirllUnK holding IB. u *$ \mrvl.y and MfCi.ni.y »ii.rn..| fni 

""' nta«ltMili,.y,,i 

Girls To Try 

Great Swim 

July Swimming From 

Cape May To Lewes 

aftefnosn, ii=y. a rceoril cro j 

in attendance being kept ta a high j 

1!I 170 131 

pitrii IhroUMhout the game. I 

161 161 123 

At iha end ot iin> fifih Innlne 

177 183 IBS 

the score WUN \A In favor of the 

114 108 146 

t'runbefry Kings, pii-nanntvllle 

144 lie w 

seorud three runii in ifn' slstn, 

but the KingH not to hr iiuttlonp. 

to Lewi's, Uui., FoUiih of ju 

The two Bills liini- hi'i.u tr 

tied up Ihe score at the e -_ 

tije inning, I he aroro tiee-iiawlnji j SEA ISLE CITY ing diligeiilly fur Un- mi'iii in 

pDllilft in Hill vRiiiity of U,'ii 

up until thr I5th, iiining, when i 

191 ISO 16vlilii BIIICI! Ihe wiiilei liini-. T 

Ploasiinivili,' nii! over iwo runii 

ITS 147 urc MIHN KalhiMiiii' I'nilli'r 

in win ll.!(. 

hall Oldvll 

1(3 100 17ttl»« Hnll'll Appli.hy, 

Time after tlhie bath teauis bad 

out. 

to third an 

the baseH fiiied and no n _.. 

F "" H " 

160 IBS 16 

•her »l"i" 

114 

Miss Eftthcnne Croiter 

but in each instance, the pitcher -on FTi'il'iflelM .184 13 

would pull himself out with won. 

Sllsa Croili'r. a wvenli'i'ii-y 

Ali'li'lilillri 

derfui skill and supi>or!= 

old girl, hiiis been irahiinj; 

winter and BPrinu for ibi- HV 

Fourteen stfikenulu were rrcorth 

IIS 866 856 even lircuklni; (III. Ire in 

etl by the fieilepiain piteheri. 

ponilii nri,y to iiiki- hi.i il 

V'eaeh aceounti'd for four binglen 

while Heatnn. Moore urn! wheiiton 

knocked out ihrt-e iTic-ii. 

c " °° Reports Neglect '«""»n miem,*.. 

Newman led itt'bat for Pleag= Pleas. " r f % told Ihf iepniii'i I 

antville. while [ho fleldlnR B of al 

N I 3Dortsmen •"""»*'n»»"iK'»» 

Jack Shorkcy, Dnnton hpnv)--' Peterson jpeieraaii ai ni'eond base, hiindiing r. I = j Daily hikt^, htirH^hii 

0 0 0 0 0 »eifiht, who now Ioom« champion n|,.von cb 

O l o o o Tunnoy'a Tunney'a mo»t moat dangeroua d.iniierou>i rhiii= chul. 

1 2 0 1 0 anjser "Wer since Sinai his Hvo round knork. 

PLEAS. PLEASANT 

0 o 0 0 n ouôf Jim Maloney, Malosey, Nowman, Nuwnian, cf. 

—"" -- - "—~.. —^5»^ Atkinson, If, 

PM«oa.°'sh. 

-p -l. I /— Wllllaniii. ab 

1 wihght Contest noser, it. 

Defeated Pleaiantville 10-9 

in Six Innings 

b iolng hit- Holllnger, c! 

three runs, Neyin, c. 

Hi the plate Powell, e, 

Hess, 11. 

i of Aralon Klmblf. p. 

Oil fuHhion, 

wllihout on Totals 

Court Housi 

Pleuantvllle 

Have Been Practicing Long 

ly, ri'itttirciL | at hur nafpniM' hii'ii!= 

Activities in I9J5 Are and jumpiim, im^-hni] 

a33oi l Urgely Unrecorded '-.f wK îi,,I u r' 

, , ? B ? I ~ , ,„.,, Township iiigh Hilio.ll 

•>->'" I Game ciiiiiiui Ilijureii for 1935 ghe npealu four hmiji 

3 0 7 4 I) I t.ol,,p|]rd by liho Ntw Jersey dialecli. anij i« [nnil o 

13 13 2 gi,ltt, Qoard of Flub and Game Byron Ki l a13 ami Cool, 

Hound Trip To Paris 

Lift to rifht—Commander Richard E, Byrd, Lieut, Gtorgc Q 

Nov.ll,, radio ,n,in«r and Bert AC0.U, plioMh, ihftrAnwitS 

flyers who man Iht "America" on it! attempt to By tiiw York la 

Paris and return wiili only time enough in Paris fa refuel. 

ami Hothe 

liiiiK lilki' 

fialiy liai 

plays a iii 

heliiB sliiiki'^pe[itt 

ursebaek ri'iiiiK atid 

n- Itiflmli'il in IHT 

, wbilt: iianelng UIHII 

par!. 

r\ \f IT' 

Ucean View riremen 

Swamped Sea Isle 

Hess \v n MU|I.IB . « 

sort Fire Fighters 

I K.'lmvr. rf. 

Mllli-r. 3b. 

j . I Tnl.«m. c, 

j Murphy, ,p; 

illilated for Bea Ills Cltf. 

SEA MLB CITY 

II- H. O, A. B. 

•„,...,. 0 0 5 0 1 

(10 0 0 1 

o o j i t 

o o o o - 

If, I I B 0 

1 0 4 1 

,. .... 0 I 0 0 0 

o o i I i • 

o o a i o 

o i o o 

0 0 1 0 

2 217 0 1 ' pniniHl^liiimrii ilwclosea that 39^4 ; " - •• ••-'-- 

0 2 0 0 0 r ciMH, „ of thi' llcelmi'd »pon«. ciiired thai Nhe wa» fond of sing. 

, . 0 0 0 0 

'* Mbw Cml"*r 

oc " m view plru Dopartuiont SittBle. cf, 0 

0 14 0 U „,„„ pi! , niaiii' no riiport of iheir ing and dandng. Mi«B Crollcr 

o 1 l0 o0 o0p 

her cuiwu. ai oo'iflnl"-" 1 ' -I'hi-lr wllining streak _ _, _, 

1 

1 » 0 0 I huiilin ml ins ami n.lilns aellvitk"] ra|d ihat wlini her cuurm. ai 

liigli ichool in Tiii'Hilay iiiBht by Bubincrglng Totala _. 1 4 21 5 » 

0 1 2 3 (I• lit 

,h , ,, yi-.ir, 

Miildje TownshlB lligli ichuol in 

Id nroiiiiilv 0,1 Soa Isle Cily Plrelnvtl by ihv one. 

Of the remainder, 34W per complelo she would nrobiiljly gn 

lit broughi ill oigs and creels to normal school or cnlli>Bi-, Ai 

0 1 3 1 Ol '' ap * M " y r0Urt H " UfQ ' 

B( ' 1 "' w'nnlns in a Housiinil. 3h. 

literally eating from his hand, L, llena, p. 3 1 0 J . jj 

0 0 1 3 0 "'* 

"'* 

' Bn Bl " 

i nl nl t (»"n« 

*" 1110 1() H-9. 

" ! 'i f" 

K'llne 6 nelBK 

litjlnglu. 

B. (or»on, 

lorson, 

e., 

e. 

1. and fi. 1 2 1 2 0 I rod and gun without any reward. c ' 

f. 

ullowini! but four hiiH anil whir. c. Iliiiiabue. lb 1 1 s 0 0 

1 1 il 1 n ca " ed °" no unt °' linrkness, I Wheaton. rf, 

I 3 4 1 01 Of coursi', tlitfrii are no records 

A-mleby nng mvea. c Ka|M_ w 2 s 0 2 0 

isusand, 3b, 

0 1 2 1 1 Joqk Klolble ' 8 hu 1° lh0 "I* 11 1 114 1 2 10 ilidlcalu how sften Ihwe din. 

' Oliierson, c, 

h, ir 0 0 0 0 0 with *'"* lW0 two m'" wonder smite. "Might I add 

10 2 2 0 tiillt - y° u arr charming and beau* 

0 n 0 S 0 "'"I enough to grace the films, 

Beheldt's eatoa In right 

feature, wnmii. v - v - v . 

LsuUIea B«nd, of Court Whmingion. rf. 0 0 1 0 

, ipoppe4 up uhe mine wilh Hi 

I 

Wood 

Jeff 

Olden 

Fehrle 

BUd 

Saral 

SEA 11LB CITY 

yet 

23400 evidently you prefer the 

2 120 0 simple life?" And after a splen- 

0 100 li 1 " 1 ' meal, ho raised hi» battered 

5 3 1 0 II '"" UJ111 l °" k '" "''' r " ad °" C '" 

0 13 0 0 

10 4 0 0 

0 0 0 0 0 

1 J 0 0 0 

10 10 II 4 1 

0 1116 2—10 

0 4 0 3 2 0—9 

119 170 1)« 

181 103 161 

142 168 121 

21§ 1S7 180 

Dempxsy Today 

»a 

111 3234 

III 152 15J Ten weeki' work In a geluded 

139 

Sespe Slountaln Ca 

136 

220 222 252 vineed Jack Dempsey ho U fit 

141 109 again. He Isexpected to BBhsuoee 

1M 154 h[niiBl(nsd»'w!tMBtte < BB« 1 OiTeB 

— weck« for battle, to roiain his title 

jil SM 717 717—against either BharfcefoTfiihiiey. 

YbURLAtJNERY 

You Can Send AU lime Heavy Thing. 

Ulie lae grrtteit 

d » - — 

0D1 HEADQUABTEfiS 

Nalioiiiil Mirket, ? K. , Iflndli Avenue, ha« eonientea 

ur maUng oyr B«ada«arterii at tfieir bu*y itsnd.* Sa^jsit 

3 Bel! S^7eF 

le&ve wefd ibere. ©Mr yaftosi Bprvi^p Include: 

Wtt Witt ' Boat-Ironed _Prim-Pr«t Fktwork 

A Word To Your Husband 

About This Hotpoint Automatic Electric Range 

* Your husband will be a» enthusiastic as you about this peat special offer on the Hotpoint Electric 

Range we are making this month. When he learns of its many advantages and how it will 

relieve you of many arduous hours of standing over the kitchen range, he will want you to have 

nHotpoint. 

Only a Small Payment Down 

Eleven Month* To Pay 

Here is our offer, You pay only a small pay- 

Electric Cookery 

Is Better 

You cook your rood better without tedious 

hours of watching when you h«o B Hot- 

1 1* *11*-^ "l"i *T*I wilh a lintpaint to serfs a nsuii soo ram 

your home and install it in your kitchen. 1 hen or too wen d 0B e;»»openim MA a^n 

.1 - 1 • 1 ii the oven d6sr, no nwltchlng ot panii, no 

you piy the remainder in eleven monthly pay- tenting« ten whetiiei. a» t«au »p. 

. •, I 1 , • I ill j-i • " . • l' erly done, Einct couklDE lj Boiio iillo. 

ments with your electnc bill. Come in today 

and let us tell you more about this offer. And 

mMiMiiy. simply prewrt w«r ,i, 

tempemture «nt re i» Md « mm tia. 

ATtANTIG €TFY ELKtBIC COMPANY 

' .:/;;.bring your hus^hd, ••••:' ;; ^^JpsSKâgS

THIS IS 

I 

week-days this trnin will 

leave 

Atlantic City at Si IB P. M. and 

nrrive at Washington si 6:41 P, M. 

—- It will lenvo Waghlnirion dally 

at 1: IS P. M. find nfrlvo at Allantie 

City nl I;,51) F, 11. 

A through Nleenim,' ear will run 

dully between fhifiign and Atlantic 

Hiy, under thp glimmer schedule. 

This service became effective 

Irem Cbieafip en June 25. and 

from Atlantic rity on June 26. 

The usuul 

frequent and con. 

vrnieal summer service frnnj both 

Phlladclphln and New York to the 

terrible, 

tjhroufjh woods, bobbed 

fences, over treetops, hom: 

levees, in going over w 

the levees, wts had to »= 

lAIrty foot meant and lib 

«on». jiujianeng there vimv 

foot ili-ope* for the boaia to u 

inki," diiclarwl Capiitin H 

&F**a1 pimitte wai* given th 

CFPSH for tthelr SPUMHIUI wo 

Oapuiln KoliiH^, who niiaj 

highly of the »erk perfoimi 

.jp7• i'j-'j^^:--' 1 ' •i'-^s.'/* i r's''''î^"'"V'' v ' • '-\ ~' T ' - ! '•'• '.'• •" '• ! -.V" :i 

at.) 'Odd Fellow." Day, had Its ICanti M»V CoUIltV iL^'nthM 

In | InitiBl setting In the n«w Oonven. h-ApC IViay *_OUIHy 

most Wj 

j lleltor Hand mnrchsnt* Id «t.| "Odd Feltoi" Day, had ll« 

ineo left the city Hull In I initial iettlng in the n«w Oonven. 

.— ..u.i gpirlta wlien It was found! tlon Mall on the Boardwalk Pri. 

10 of las clly 1.nil no Jurisdiction. I day, where a v«f» intarpjatlnii 

4I? 

a — - program u ...j-,,.. 

In William Imhof, and family, ent. At Ilie evening 

hlrty have leased tlie Venile spartcnent of the feature atlr 

"..«ii rity _ . . 

"1. A, Fiiitan, oiinii niy, Capt. Holmes lells Story 

nnd MrH: Paul Htuhltraser 

Idle diiighlrr. Mary H-le-i. 

Wi't.k-i.nd 

guest*. tincAiii- 

I hy Mm. Waller E Ha' 

all of Glenslde, Pa. 

«, sliiry Vlne-nl. a Inner 

ty isumf hrrr, return.'il 

Flrirlila 

within Ihe Bust 

irj.b. and will spnnd tbiwiiii 

friends. 

family of Joseph ft. Ben. 

if Nnrlh Philadelnhln. hay.. 

th,. Weldriian cottage. In 

j the ft* nersh 

' hnlel, eni 

1 "• -illhy biiS 

nf 

PMIarfi-lnhl 

t the "Sti'rlif 

me. Hi. Ev 

Mayor War 

ff1^ true, 

Pi'Dpii* weft? remo*'M from hnuap^ I 

tops, tPew. raft# ami whatnet, j 

Srfliii? wt=r*i rt-Hcut*! f mm l p he up= 

P*'r iiocifit ftf ih* k ir 

rimw. while! 

others r«?fu.Ned to luiivt* thoir | 

homrs bp^rig eont^ni to receive 

I daily raHniui of fund. 

•=hr ^f*wnil flood of his home. ~W«| 

had la eiii a ihgl* in* thy rwf 

lo g*?t htni SUE, 

ji Ii wag a eonyiion sight ie see 

chickens and do^ en hou^to^, 

while rafts on which wure eatiie 

hogs and goaw flnated by, Deari 

Wildwood 

T 

liM bpen ihawn op#n te vUliora 

J 1 ; {U * !l 

and shining undsr Its fuJ! quota 

V" P ' t| flf lights along tiin easterly side 

-** Bir of th? wftlk, •hundreds of people 

. ar*> daily mnkfng the trip hy 

I ] ! L nnt te th _* E af p*sy or WildwMfj 

lnJl!t -i t'rwt. 

Thia agrt of rivio Im, 

I prdvemeiit nppha the avenue uf 

hualn^ progress to the bundrod 

who attend camp this sum- 

Mr. and Mm. "Tale at the I *",? preniaOle "* » «« 

...*. ever -m^« ^ i'i^-S; - - 

^ a la-FITP niimrinr _, HtfttiOii ftfld WStPP BSnlsrn =r,^ 

Bus Service, Oc 

Bui Sehriule ef 

CQAUI City 

Own, QJ 

ning prop. 

ndevelaped*| 

(gontinued fr 

e eiiy to hav 

mean, addl.lona] 

ey gathers only 

Ht 1(004 

am u & 

to elude i 

* * |^ . flowed in largij numb^m." 

OferePennsy Trains L^^ST.r ^".'S 

|) For Seashore Travel |^lq'^11 '- M^;'»i Ill Si' 

;"S«vi c « Amplified To All M!" """ there ' roM J "" clle8 ' 

Retorli—Western 

Sleeper 

In s low " callo(l 

Ma»n's Gin, 

,",• 

_'" 

r 

Ija,, he idkl nhc Guards trariHpor. 

The P.ni.,vK,,,in Bniifoad last '"' '""•nly-two refUBnos who had 

that the sum. """famed 

Bmnjl.poit, Ail the 

: raar Mhedule, providing aralillfied rl " fu B*«« at Port Neenisliy, a 

pniBnger triiln service to the Now sraail tewn . 

waf e aiae traiwmri- 

Jsfsey seashore resorts and the "^ Captain Holmes Htfttud that 

:. Po«nq Mountains, wouM BO into '" faan " refLigeea were 

effect al 1 A, M., (Eaatern stand-! rtH}t«i 

Broad Btreot •lotion, Phiiadelnhln 

rnr lh " unfortiinato people. Cook.' 

BBd Cai.i May, wildwood, Ocean ln R i"" in many casMi ww. 

City, Anelmes, Wildwood I'rest. "•''"•Bed 'ram the hoiuwn HO that' 

**~ *"'" ""' ' ~" -Li-, nn ,h,. K«~~, eould bt! 

Mstera Oeta City Centiart 

Frank S, Matura, Rio Grand,-, 

was awarilud the contract for 

city npalr work aii nnli-rH hy 

Iho city, covering 

broken »ld«. 

wiiikii, turbB and buttons. 

Tlie 

rales hid were 17 cent* per fool 

for euroe, 3S cents for Biditwalki, 

and 14 cenlH for gutteni. 

Mr, and Mrs, Patrick MeQInnls 

and family, of Auduhon, N. J,, 

will ocnipy M. Sue Dranibl ' 

npartni..nt for the month or Jul . 

and nne me.Fehantii 

criy In a hllherin 

rieighhnrhood. The 

bfre arc numeroua 

awoke man of affair 

% vl "" or8 "», thif rM9H - * ~ 

« tat «. .ijtnwr jn, 

tht- first real diy for pliuuturi'- 

rtkeni rolling Into the Cliy-by. 

he-sea, since the eianine of last 

rciiaej tagging visiting unto 

bliea from .distani parta of tbe 

oountry, proor» of lbs fact, that 

earh new day jndl many new 

frleniis Just hflginnlnir to get a«. 

qtialnted. 

Train traffic all of 

Sunday was unuiually 

heavy. 

a large numher of | " 

ge 

rtiiFing th,. 

Infliix or VI.IU.III. 

hlJe others 

FMBOFI rnntata for 

the month of July and AUBUHI 

The domand Is about normal 

eonalderlng the lato 

aeaiion 

Rooming houMs have not b**- 

' ijp.to^late it 

I OckanlckGn 

5 P. M. 6 P. M" J 

9 P. M. !0 P. M, II 

Schedule Subject to Change Without 

Hlsi hiWli P, MUli, H. H. 

n..|tliit«re4 flpenepr CoriiMlere 

for l%m May county 

New Wildwood Dance Floor J j """i* 

The n,w wildwood Convention 

i Plnrs donee floor w||] OBI,n g,,,, ._ 

| unlay under the personal uupcr-1 

; vision of Jrweph H, Bsmos/lhir' 

fornier manager of the Plasa 

Dance floor. Vai Adloy and hlj rhoncs i 

Wonder Band, of Now York Oily, 1 

will furnish the music for thU p-lo; 1.3 

new ball room, whieh win bo 

BOTH PHONES 

Rakestraw Sign Shop 

10 E I R A W U d ^ 

m, ich win 

the Ourden of Rfne», 

Bipress trains, using the Del- c i« K rtpilon« helped j n tta word 

awaro River Brldgij route, between On ir "* oarBW. lent* were .•recto 

Broad Btreot ilatlon, Philadelphia 

rnr lh " unfortunate people. Cook 

BBd Cai.i Mny. Wildwood, Ocean lnR " lnvm 

ln many r.a»Mi wer 

City, Anglmea, Wildwood (rest 

"•''"•Bed 'n the hoiuwH HO tha 

fca I*lo City and Stone Harbor 

"Wiling on the bargnt could b 

Ttsumed operations as one of the nw> ' nawible, 

laadlnf features of the regular "Frelalit cars, (hough th. 

mmmw Bchodule, SInilinr service, " "s* UP to their tops Hi. 

I 

il 

npartni..nt for the month or Jul . ''"my Up-State fatnillHi 

taltlns 

— I n-Hiintage of the hrJdgo train 

Then, wmi a furor In City Hii;:| ,, Mlrh eonnec*. with Norm 

TiiMsday afternoon, whpn thn orri. IMi'ladrlphia and other 1 ' 

olaji) were ulnrmed by an infjiti | norihwpsti-rly It was eitti 

nr merchants from all pan* of hy ,(,e in authority rhat""i'he 

ihi. city Mwnllng the apparent I prowdi. on the Boardwalk over 

unofficial 

notice nerved by the tJie week end. equalled any of 

police department regarding the !i«t year mi late In the (wason 

sale of fireworks for tie Fourth Th» hotels and r»nrainS houses 

of July celebration. It was af. should reap a Harvest In huslnrtprwarrl 

learned that the notice ih!» season, as mogtly the dehad 

been given out in error, mand, »*ile heavy, |a trariBient 

Aflir ciplanailon* by City So- and far Bhnrt terms 

344,679 

car owners i 

Advamtalng should be written 

lochlktrsn. biu not by ehHdren. 

C.W.Way.M. D, 

411 ttuiH Unaii Ay.. 

iu lila city, H, 4. 

WILLITSP.HAINES.M O, 

BltlASEI Of THE •¥• 

ftp Wm,i,y 4,m, and Slh SI. 

OCEAN CTTT 

f-S P. S!., 

weekdays 

Irving Fitch f 

Real Estate - - Insurance ^ 

2l!S,LANDISAVE, 

SEA ISLE OHM 

Bli ih 0 

I. Teneniaum 

Mm'% gtm 

CAP! HAf, H, J. 

Htwest styki 

Beuoatble Price 

iiill «."B. 

7 1* « P. M. fun 

Court House Marble IP 

MONUMENT AND MEMORIAL STOK*^ 

EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTIM # 

im, a POWMLL 

''f:- 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N, J, ^ 

•weMwr w UU WB. W, DaUdi 

no HMM 

H, RICKFJtS, SR. 

Upholitmr 

mmmw Bchodule, SInilinr service, " "s* UP to their t 

IBWOVOF, is provided to Atlantic '-'iceileiit woril. 

For I 

City the yoar round freight eani wer i 

i 

between Philadel 

phla aad Atlantic City as com- 

: pared with last yoar. It Is a 

:- Sunday train leaving Broad Street 

;'a(«U 

t S 

rcighi cam were run to a Jilg-li 

rround. Cflant Ouard LioaU 

iTBd 

II Mrf gt, 

He. bla Cltj 

mttmito. rurnliDM 

A. KOPMAN 

mmer schedule shows one snjur "l- CflSnt Ouard Lin 

l train between Philadel- 

|llilco Count Guards, 

«.«il i:0S P, M., reaebiBS "Tie ourreiu whlcJi the gurf 

-WatBlngton at 0l40 P, M, On *»t« had to go threuel) worn 

;Df ADDITION to thB lares slot* wi purehaiert, together 

i;W h •'">• *«•• »t«k »• «rry,,we havs added a (uantliy 

».P« v . of Bilk Dresso tnd Man's Suits to onr 

A gtnml and impartial lurvty of automobile ummi 

fwentiy iniiductcd by a gnat organization, show, that 

144,679 owners of otficr can intend to change to Buck 

BMt tinw thty buy a at. 

Time ewnen have compared ther esn vhh Bukl—iq 

perfenuB«, in economy, in comfort, luxury and dependability-And 

they havedrddedthatBuitioffersgreater value. 

EupmiBe • Buick at your enUctt opporrunity. Had an 

why K, many owner* of other can! Ml changing to Bukk 

«m&y. 

MWI 

WHIN BBTTBj AOTOMOBILBS All 1UILT, 

BUICK WILL BUILD THEM * 

necuur trlpi to BM »|E city, 

every Wedne«d«y »na S»iurf«y, 

to rollrat and delivtr wepfc. 

Cleaning, prrW1nE and repair- 

InK eEpertly dshe, 

Drsp a 

BOIIMI cart, or uslephoiit I 

will call nt JOur home 

iiilU made to snior ' 

iUBrcientinE IntcmatlDfial 

TallorlriFt Co, 

. Woodblns, N, J. 

Dr. Qm. A, Fure 

OtTEOPATH 

m m, MniawtM »*«„ wiia, 

me WMNInttM it., c.p. Mi 

« PMtaK IMl, PMIiMl 

BWHT oth.1- aw in wiMinsa, 

Ii 

" f j 

CUMBERLAND CLEANIHO CO 

CLEANERS. 

MM Atlantic Af e, WiMwad, ! I 

Reliable Trucking Serw 

To ul tnm PhliaMpW,, „„ all tat Ilia ioadi uU « 

tn«m to your door it • M»t ntf HUH mom Uua M 1 

"^» «*rwd for fnlilit Uon^ Specie mm Mm 

eon CITT mm, OCEAS enr, s. j., PBIOAY, JUIT I, IM?, 

ape May and Cumberland County Happenings of the Weel| 

SEASIDE TRUCKING COMMNtl 

I»H EXAMINED 

«WIU Ii 

RSMNEV PUiei 

C*PB WAV QOUBT HOUSB, N J 

Good, Cbu C^ ' 

W. H. AUSTIN CC| 

WDLDWOOR N. J. ^f 

Z 

^ôf4tTowBStle 

, Oonis early »nd get your «hart of tie lale 

lB)«*rtf»ll8 Sourenlr iWen with eterr 110 

, ' DMOriUn mtrka of rapect 

pr 

lit upon rMtlBC placet of 

r '^ 

O* dttd. Now, you Mvlog, 

, ftr itt nit dsesnte your jwt 

jA , 

looBil. Choice W«l! Psper, 

^ 

sttneti?t Bfie^ fisd * wsrk 

MOTOR SHOP w WILDWOOD, N. J. ttaf. «w« B t«4. 

J ?* biri^ft * riei^ 

iWIASA W" YOUNG 

a, HW, BUMUI 

fcr. light Nteluia 

fMHi III W. ' 

Charies L Foster 

FUNERAL 

DIRECTOR 

South SMviDe 

Hmthsmf 

Bell T*l.pbon«: 

When You Build 

eoatUm fair dealing and 

Spendable construction. 

ikors Made 

Hits Count 

geton Doughmixers De 

I Port Norris in Game 

Anybody '§ To Laat 

Port Norris 

-!r, and Mra, Edward Rlggln, 

Mr», Osar Lundi MtgH?« Jea-I 

alify and HoiBlIa Lund,! 

Cedarville 

Department Store 

lie Master Builders Ex 

'ere among tb» rorts««u 

n on Tueiuiny of imi week, | Tirry ! 

Mr,, Bill, Berry, jr,, b« bwn l l B l l l^. 

»moBg '»• •"*• 

»«, Ruth 

Mm, Omrgc Hobbins. Mrs, gm||h- Ma 

Jonlun NfWfotnb, Mr., loyd Bob- W 

bins, Mlwiea Rebema Bobbin!, # parl jjo 

Anno towiey, Slarta nobbitw, andjc,,,,, (i;m 

biilth fvipr)*on, motored to ""-" ' 

»«, Ruth 

gm||h- 

Maiu 

W«,l»y Au,,ln 

id Hsnpy Jan 

Mr. ond M 

t^*ea Isabel i« a 

"uh Z ""• tJe " n ""' »••"• IW«1 ton, and M 

•"; 

Mr, ami Mm. Btwnod Bailey's iiBi ' & in ike evening wits an'"," 

Hy one display of Ore- :. 

..... „..„ „,. promptly at lOlM o'clock, V 

dauEhtei, Gertrude, spent a day 

Unfortunately, tae tatavf log ."•: 

with Mra. Eauiia Campbell, of which blew over tia fleU about 

Dividing Creek, recently, 

10 o'clock, dampening tfca powder :•.'•. 

• " - the numeroiu pieew, aa well 

;; 

> making the sir damp and 

Mrs, Emerson CrelBhtoti and heavy, prevented a full and gf. u- 

family have returned to her Jiome fectlve diiplay of njanr at Q 

III Port Norris, after passing sev. Pieces. 

era! days with relative hart. The day was one of MSB m- v ? 

Master Lawrence Bailey is Joyment for the members of tl(*. > 

inham 2o. 0 112 2 

ihhini ili: ____ I 3 IS 1 1 

1#n, jh _— 2 3 0 3 0 

#n, jh _— 2 0 3 

Lkim rr 

n n i 0 0 and daughter, Sarah 

nglMd, ef, 

! , 0 » I 0 I "'«" KeBecca Brandriff, of 

Sld th k d 

Miss BilsaboUi Laws, who has Geo 

een attendint State Normal in Ph 

hool, Trenton, is home for the vacati 

imtr vacation. 

tain 

;e Pepper, of Millviile, is Mir 

~ in Oarri. S" 141 "" 

ThlJ 

Srofm la employed Don't Know What You're Miss- Jranoparrsnts, 

,, »„., ^n, snerman, Jr., left «* a U 01 "" Ouard ot Btolic Har- in'," Mrs, Floyd Wheat 

I-lemon, 

on Friday for Montana, whera bor - 

Man ' beautiful gifts weri! Headings, "Marjory on HiRh Silsan Sharp 

nd a month's vaca- received from their many friends. Life," and "A Mummy Test," spent Wednem 

,,»M, # u^3 went by train to Among those who attended Mrs. Edward Hobbins Mr, ami Mn 

Buffalo, from there they go by * erl! M.T. and Mrs, Paul Bailey. Violin solo, "Carlottl" and en- Port Norris, 

metor to Duluth, and Ihi Balance *' r - ailrt Mr8 - Oeden Bailey, Mlanlcorp. Jay Carey 

Powell's fatlte 

of the way by train. They will ' dft R** 1 , .11 Inn Is Sheldon, Rev. Duet. "Queen of My Heart," Mr. Claren 

visit many points of Interait, in. nnl1 *'"' Fred Slater, of Mill- Mrs. Meredith Holmes and Mrs. daughter, pasi 

- atone Park. * vl!!e: " ev - anl ' M- H. Libe and Forrest Tornlin , town. 

rs Ad sever and! Crs. C'lannce Whilden and daush- Headings, "Daddy's Motor Car" KOV and M 

two children spent Sunday with W» on the lawn, Tnen M ^ Ulerto Boeodlnlt 

Jir. attd Mrs, Edward Bowker be UpBBnBoat ln ,„, m,nd of a very pretty birthday cake with 

m «nii'"i* iSuT OL?2MS' 

were pesu of friend, in lerliB werf IUl^ «^ fc ££ ft «ndles wascu, and caje and £ ^"JJ' 2S»2?lS. % 

tars, 

0OS0I210 0—6 and Frames lari studenis at the visltinf his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Robbing have returni 

H Norrif, J0100000 2—5 alausoro Normal, are spending Thomiui King, 

ter spending several __.. 

_ theii- taeatioh here wlia rela- Mire Huth Jenkini Is visiting Muirord cottage, In Forti 

tlves, • her brother, John Jenkins, of Mrs. Char! 

rville Community Mr, and Mrs, Paul Bitiurd Pont Nortls, tateue, was a visitor in lai 

•••_"•" _ ,, , - " nd *"'• J•'• J 1 «"• A11 «> Shsppard on On# „, ,hs „„„ proMel 

• _ _ at the nome of Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Idward Fasan, of wildwood, Is Bpendlng several m a '• „ _j_,,rt «_!,„ eomm J 

mynlty «ing fceld on James Oih»B, Wildwood Orest, days among relative, here. *?• i,«ta M ','' (tSn' a ,, B |« k 1" he u] 

k UM Oaapus was a decided Mrs, John ihajp, Mrs, William Mr, and Mrs, Udfar Hiokman Mrs. Frank, B, Bobbins has ""„> 

f 

' M " IB 

wery 

mm In every waf. A large ihanp and son, Billy, Mb» Helen and fmBlIy motored to Bethiehem, been a recent guest of relatives w I Nlrtniuin nr f3,»»nwie»i Wucoiion oaoum r 

d •nnusiutie crowd gattered aharp and Walter fiharp spent Pa., over the week end. m Wildwood, called on ralaU hew on JnndS' "•W" 0 " «» •» «ad : Mi«,'J(lrS:BiJ 

d Mrs, ftanser for; tteir un- totWrt Barents. Mr, and Hn, Mi» Bmma Ftelier. of Sweden- which wag formerly the prnpertf ta •eiiierville on Batniday. 

Leoti Hartmnh and John Hart, her u lovely trip u ihe Hilled »0adelphiii.y\iist^{ fimt 

ia« «ort_ A ni« ium wa# T. pepper. boro, »eBt_SuBday with MUM of Mn, Aana Ildndie, jjr. and Mra, FraBk Bowker man. for rtaiiland and England on fct- «"«" ot Mr. *nd Mai, 

iMwid wh»B tte eolleetioa 011B MUUBM. Jr. apeat one A^sa Hiekman, Mln olive Hmer, of Honey, wen recent Tucjahoi Tiiitora. Professor Qeorgs Bobbins Blled nrdar. June IB, for two moalta' Vtms. . It • j3 " ', apiBti^lt^tamle, 9wr:a*;Wa|iirt. rf3 

* i-'jSrR Jlberal Intheir oam- anl darof lait wadt In Mlllrtlle. MauHstowB, soent Home Um. qertrtlde link, of Woodbarr, CltBUBd Oaear P«r_IdI», of North iUBdar uhaei an delegatea to lhe elnilng anj m»rrt_int. •tf.'oah- MW _M(»!«tîr,| 

» Mud Mtoondad wim «tni ,

'a'fji* 1 

mm 

WKBWlte- \maum of «» nir dw « 

V11I1VI1IC 

I filll* Normal Brbool, it 01«m- 

___ , 

jBe», who received diplomas irt 

Hunei. »on ol Mr.ltiie annul wmnnweni eipri 

Maava'atadflit at Bute Nor- «f lut week 

U «Sbi»r; Trsnton. will lusve His Man 

jfMiW for Burlington, WBtM t«s been alii 

i w4U J» K dinetor st • nan- Normal sen, 

aJUU^liuwili Iter Shutft jM.pl, a>erfy and I 

- . I Thsnu EIwcU meet the Bret I 

Alinta Shar» and .on, Ed-1 WMnesday. malne In tin month I 

Cold Spring 

Edward Wrlgbt 

CwrHH.hr 

' , Gear tesLew 

go Armut - 

PtilllB , I 

FOgariy, 1 

Henderson, i, 

•*-'-ltOB. NK, N 

,J, BN, Bast 

^jnss to hir ' 

been utiy mj" 1 

• I John (W 

he mio'i " 

.rt, 

the ssmei 

Mlmited, . 

n liil 

^ Kennedy 

ii,' and there 1 

that night; 

them with 

, always ele 

jfeâiMB' t& ma rammer gmouiiied mis jar, reteivm tn»|,uhn.h ...—.. . 

joaohs. apBointraent .t a ree*nt B.)snl of| „ 

J^ta. BwWa, CMir. ol BaM WueaUon 

ntwint a. manic i H" »""•)' •»•« Saturday ' 

>io. Street, to •nt.rUlnint Ed- tewlisr far to, Miliville puW,c i •»••>'•>* m Mlllrtll*. 

" ' C«»j Md fmulr, of ClB»e- ""sen. Mlaa BadelinVs many ° u ' *?""• B " v '•' « ~ 

,ulfe lli«* will be W«»e,1 ,o L.,,,1"" 811 am W " >ta " 

,:,vi »Nt«r iram* mooing took «•' »>t sues. 

Heb TH 

û^*K,.'Sni ,hl Dorchester •'£_*»*.!«? *•«*. ic 

brUeof BriBh T, Hand, of M«. • _ _ miiiwii* J 

Si^Btfllte Bw, William Swan, Mtfi. Belilai, Stutman and Mr, „ 

J.W Court 

HOUM. performed the Beiutiu DuBola visited Mrs. Lltili. The prlL 

ftUM* 

tn.- 1 UBkm Houae, at toe Mm, fieude Dulei, n10,o,e(i t«> Jinfihe rl.ht of f--» hi I 

|(1WBI»«R 

•Mnlnf at Came »"• 

Hoberi Hawn, lies critically 111. j Mr 

-Mrs. Mortimer Mayhew sspen! ' ^n. 

Tuenday 

afternoon nod nvoning i AS'o 

wilh Muurlr.iown friendii 

! I*, s 

Charles Ireland, who Ig still Inialh. 

Mlllviile, leniiilns in aboul liic Nur 

nine Mrious condition an formerly, *"* 

The 

pilniiiry voilnt- was very I mini 

I llgbl in precinct 2. only nhout j cuui 

twenty per cent ot the votprii ! Low 

I " H "- 

llânaril. any HIT i>u»uiiili|, trnh 

Mm, Etn JehiiBon SH bMnlAiislilnnd, New Zealand, r>ir ( 

enlijrtalnlng Jf. Nora Jepson, few liayii recntly. 

They .jull ii 

'if Brld#i.l()n. tour Canaila, uller which Ihij 

Mr. aiiil Mi-H. 55aHiuel V, Davis W !H feturn te their hnmt' land 

anil liaughler, Silas Gertrude, Frank Hawn, uf Plpa.-uiiiiiill» 

wure »tsppin£. at ehe Charily*. Hpfnt ihti w*,i'k end here, 

wiirlh Poneacue, SaliirdBy 

Mm. Mariha Iliill.runcr. Riitli 

Mr. anil Mrs, Howaril Ott anil | McPhi.n»n anil Mlliiri-.i Hal- 

«on. Elmer, Mr, Christopher On, | brurier niteniieii a party on Iruii 

Mr, mid Mm. I. M. ihuppard and Tilwlay evmliiB al ilic Bcinw nl 

«n. Irvine, MB. A Vaniiusen *""* Murlii K»lly. a! Erma, 

Asors and sun. Waller and Mrs, _ *"•*• 

M a r y 

KUuil 

«p..nt liwt 

(.'. s. Lupton alu.n.leil the gradu -Friday afii-rnotin In Wlldwmiil. 

al.uii noritaHij uf the Gla«»bur-' 

Mr - ""'' Mr *' Wlll '» ln Sa" 1 !" 

Manual. 

Mim Naomi Oil an.., 

Mlm Ir.ne Blanch iheppard *,«! P 4 " 1 """' 

Mr - r ""' 5I "- Amlri.* 

.iiiong ihtMe complMlng the "»^n' of Er "" 1 - 

8 " r """' 

, Hiriaii Blew of 

I U n y 

"i 1 ""**- "' ""• "•"»• 

. HI,WJW also irrwlu:; 1^'! 1 : 1 " i l T"^LT"ult' Z 1 ;'* 

a wniBiete nerroui eoliapM and 

is in 4 very serious condition. 

Mr. anil Mri. Oscar Pettlt, el 

Her- Camdea, spent the week end hef» 

Mra, *Hh. tlieir parents, 

rrnni Prank Manhall, of Camilen 

T a spent the seek end here with bin 

1 ID wife and chllilren, 

ihi-s 

Si, Nillir KlilnqlKe ho« r" I 

vilif. winter In Siirfuik, Va.. wiiti li. 

hiifiliani!, »liii U staiUmi'sl th*-r*, 

Riitli Mis-H Bi'riilce WiNnn nml N 

Hah tinii Vt'Winan riill^,l *>fl Ml.^^ 1 

Iriî Fli,iMrhnlit.r yoo 

flrt bett «hi te yon 

43 jwari the leader 

h 

Hr» oTbtwHfer Variety 

$ 350°° Ten-piece 

Dining Room Suite 

«* $ 225 00 

Made of selected walnut voneeri, beautifully grained over 

hardy American giini wood, Birdseye maple panels 

decorated, genuine burl walnut panels, sunken, add a beauty 

and eharm te this Spanish motif HiiUe. Enclosed china cabinet, 

lerver, oblong table, buffet with velveteen lined silver 

portable tray. The interiora of thlii suite are all mahogany 

veneers. Drawer pulla are rustproofed bronje_a niont beauti. 

Other Dining Room Suite from 

$133 up to $850 

nm—A fceiBHInl pslyrtiome bnffrt aiTOr with any 

fflalBf loom inito duMf ttt MirehiBta 1 gale Week, wnJch 

*di Jaly 8, 1987, 

stm 

Buy Now! 

ThMe Special Money. 

Saving Values in 

Home 

Furnishings 

The HURLEf gtan •• 

low pri.p. Oak or JialiOK 

lie. 

Ivory Or l«Bh 

ii wiiii large nlim. 

mmI. aiKottH 

i' COIUplete IlUt** ** 

i»h Oni at i ! 

Good Quality 

All Cotton 

mm 

This BBletidid quality Mat, 

tress k iiverflDWlng 

with 

uliiep erjnifurt. 

High grade. 

Pure cotlon nlled, 40 nig.. 

Art licking covering. In at. 

iracllvp culorH anil patter 

Well madi., aofl und pliable 

and will give excellent »er- 

$7.95 

Frw Truefc Bdiftry All Ofer Sonth Jersey 

Btme Honn-7 to S P. M. Saturday*, until 11 P. M, 

, UtabUibed Thirly, T«r» *t lie S*a» Una, . 

Armstrong's 

Genuine Cork 

_ Printed 

Linoleum 

(Two Yardg wide) 

X*iea Sat and la easily 

laid. 

Non-fading, 

water-proof and lani. 

tary, HandBonieiy patterBeil 

jn cheery color 

ibinationi. Bxtra 

heavy dependable 

grade; 

Please bring 

room 

nitaiiueeineiits 

with you. 

For Your Vae«tIoiiTi4»- 

Th« New IJ^-fwJp 

MoAI Two-Saty (, i 

This "cdBvenlent.to-carry" WiH, .. 

Irak U ideal to tnke dnnf eWTO If 

time yiiu'n off (of on oull»l(* B 

Of sturdy eonstruetion and onl| | 

weighs 22'pound*. MtttT** >? 

tipga pre gold-flnished. Cue h- 

iovered wilh fabrle (leallier i«< 

lih) la dark Urowo or «»* 

hlue,. 

."•,•• 

FnrnitiiTe 

lop 

Buy on fie HDEIEY Plan: 

MiAH mt Hiwi, oci« cm, % J., fnm«, mi i, im. 

, MaV C\\V Bllrliiu Canvt'iillnii In Alhiiillt 

— Mr, unii st,, - - ' - • • . . . . _.... I. . 

I Mrs. Jamea Klcoil i'u= eiifj, «ii,me iiiiiri 

over tin' wuuk end at juni, n. j,, 

Ai\nll 

CollaRO, Mr. givun a riwpil,,,, Thumluy ev,..| Mm. lilckHnn 

nulililn« wn« fun w 

,,„„ ..Iln-XIT and Mr, iilnB ,,, y,,, 11D,. M,ly ,,,,„ MnilHi' 

gpieer ilarfla, of Pblla, lîlni. TiH-n, w,.it. Hlx,,,i,n uui-iri ' w '' ( 'k- , 

| Ma., mill Allamlu ally. Hi,, Kuuit|ur Wild! 

lilfii 

iiiry 

1 ill for 

i 

1 ool 

I'arl 

il t 

i I 

i. > 

itnv. o 

ililii.f U 

IVlMli M 1 I nor i 

nil Mr. 

uu I be 

fijiiera, AIIH. J, 

i, Banniil 11. ; 

week. 

¥OOd Crest, calliHl on 

'Nl and « tory to moit people: ijpor'-ri 

iil.r tin. pariMiiiU *'" ml ml> lla * lml * *Hli ftor tiUjin tire the real niflonal pp 

other In Palermo Isnl ^ < . 

other In Palermo 

[Liklbi-r, of Mi'dla, 

Pa..|]|, 

H of Mrs. J. 1-Mrd Rig=|ci| 

arry T. Hush upini 41||... », 

n I'hliadelphla, I.;,,, j, n h l 

llfford Thayijr apent 11 j l M 1 . |B 

i. week III i'liiludi Inhla „„„ B,.j 

fllllnni C. Mn'.ray in- ,-y,, ],.,, 

her bridgy club Mitri i;U,,| ;1] 

s at li.'r hum,,, ;i!i li.iii.yiii, 

,—"l>llii'lell>RI.'i. wll(, i, 

ig thu summer at thin 

j.,,.,.,,,, 

', Riiffi-rfy and ramily, ;,,,., ,' 

I Mm. Robi'rl Ma 

K. Tniclani 

Mrn. 

I'm nit 

• Viuk An-nu,', tn, !!,*• .«uiim,,'r, Friil i)i,|l *'!!ie 

| Ml. anil .Mr? A'muîii* lllti,^ hrulhi'r. fri.in PI,.;,-in 

] ami family. ,,f Hhtii ,finiH, I'll., ,iay Iiu !|M' day. 

iLpp ui.ri, Kllan Vouiig, 

I'VI'IIIIIK, 

.Mm. Wlllliuii Durim, ol Allan. 

lip. iiini Mra, Allii-ii K. 

nf rhllai|i'l|ilihi. aid ii,,,i 

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lili'ir 

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re 

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In ih,' iiHTiwuii' Ijay j 

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Mini Pliiri'iii'i' Miiîii. ,,l (Mil,- 

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p.i.l wi'i.k In fail- Mny w ilh Ml 

I1|1 J' lima El,lr.',ll!... 

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Mis, Knrl Ilniiii.r I'lili rliilii,' 

hi.i iiiii i lit?;' Iniiiii lii 

B, Mil. Aiiil (111,.,Hi. Ml 

,y anil Jiwi'lili I|IIII|I. Kh«i 

Jlr. nml Mm. Ami Mi 

mining thitrti,! Miiiilh 

111,' In,in,. , 

ia B. Rhl Irt 

Yiirk, whiri. iliiy 

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Ml. .1.1,1 Mi, Km,, I, Mill,.,, Jr.. ,,i,s,., ,:,„.„ 

Ml, an.I Jllv. 

Ji.lii! Nil, 

Mi. .mil .Mr... l,.ih Cisî-riy, nl ii II .1 Mr-, Ji-ri. 

Ali'Mimli'i 

iilii'l' i|lliiil, iiilK i( ilB',1 111, - i-..| . (tlllill llulLSi'. ll-lli'll Hi'l-I 

ui iiilnil ny fh.ilii-1 Kliiliiii;,, .iiili Hiilidiiy, 

n IfMiaHiiay. will, h thty îll Mi,^ Miiiiail niMili ami ! 

l(ail,,y lur tli,' ,hiy i,n Hiniifii 

Miî (ir;i,'i- HnwiH. wit 

COLLER'S 

Kinney SAoer 

Timely Suggestions for 

JULY 4 th 

> $3.98 | $2,98 

JUST AHKIVED! 

rail Line of the Latest Style 

Bad Patlerns of 

Summer 

'"" ' Ml-', (iii, I 

nn Ilrownlnw, nl u. 

UJIII-SH at i'lilliiihlphla. •„ • ( "'"' J" 1 '"""". Mi-. Harry I « "IHi.iii Kniuk 

iieil 10 Capo May mr the I,'""'"' " J ' "'" '' 'I'DWIIH,.,,,!. Wihlwoi,,!, c, „, 

Ml; iliili-rhli Tiiliipkllw. ,M,., |Mlllidiiy ,,v,.|]ln«. 

liiyfi HalT,;niiaii, uf Mi= I 

In unjuyinn a fuw I 

ith hyr fllotllor.! 

|. iiught.a, lipt'nt a part 

tk in Aaliury i'ark with 

il Mis, Bert 

11itki-y, ni 

wen; giiiîri uf Mr. an,I 

Illiiiin llickey ijvi r Hit. 

i. 

Hiiniur Is spinillng tin. 

with bis parini.H, Hr\. 

WjIIiatu 

iitiiii,-r, a; ih,, 

irjMiiiago, 

~* and family, or ','"* "'" ""'," ' "' 

illie Juiikurth. nf i'hlla- ,, , •. t " 1 .' "'''''"' 

is pamlnit ihe MtiniiiiLi J." 1 „••'" "'r K "' iM 

Jttuge, «S WauhinKiu,, *:\^' wy 

I ' UH " S 

ji Alil.,1,,,,1,,1,. (umpaiiy. 

111. III. falher «„„ ,,|M, ,.„„,.„ „„ lllom|,,.rs, „, „„. Hll«y n,-I- 

.M-. Wall,-,- n. ,.,,,,|i|w „„.,,„ ,„. ,„„,„„„. 1UJ, W1.,,k| H |njr K(.||i|r|| (,|a _ (|f ,v||ir|| 

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' "I "•• »,ih III rilll.'idi.lphl,,. lllulhiT ami luiik Il.t- iwo .mall u |i,i,-ly Tlillladii). ..veiihlli III 

.M,... I.MWI,, T, siiuiia, ,jf j ctiilfln II In,me with her. Tin- lifiunr (if lii-i- l.li'llnlny. Hh.- ,. 

- -J" **' "'r—i. i'UU'l'laiin',| in Hull, unea npiiit «, tliiii' hen- (••-Iti'il many pnMly Killn, Tlifw,, 

I'iKi' in, W, ,|,ii.a,i.,y an,,,.,,,,,,,, Wilh ilii'i,' Biai,.ii,ai,ni,. in-iî-m wli-i li"lpi-.l ni:ik" Ihi- ••»-..- 

'> l{iil|>li jiihii.-u.ri, Mr«. Harry I falilnlii Kniuk MiKean, or Mini! pliMi»ant ami IIMIB n, lie n 

"«ii. Mi,.. Jl.-t-lit-i-i TIIWIMI'IUI. Wihliiooi!, ,M1I.,I „„ (iii,, Kinlili in, iiiliiri.il wir,.; MIF. |.-|iin-ni'i> 

'•-. i'n ili-i hii Tiiiii|ikin«. M, Miiiiilny iiviinliiu. I'miersnli. Julia Hili, lleiiB,. ?, lliiih 

my Li'tiniiiiii, Mi«, Aiihur M 1 '- al "l Mrs. John JOIIIIKOII Mirliersnii. Miiriiiiri'l (;ri,', 

illiifil iiml Mrs. Eliz.ibi;ih il1111 nii.rn, iilso John jiiliiiPMii. Hi'., Maltha lliilliium !•, MHHreil liii! 

'Hill'--. liif Ciiniih'ii, spiiil ih," wi'i'k end liiiiiiir, Kiilliirlnc Maiihen-'. 

Mi . ll.-iri-y ||. I),-,,,,.,,. ,,f rnr,|al iIn- |.y|,. tiiiiiiB,., Liiiiru Iliinilleloii. Mitt. K. HI»-VI•, . 

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CM-i'i-l, waj, hiLl, in II,,. 1 i'liinli i'liiil anil Mrs, LIII MM, K-lly, Missis Opal Hiiiii. 

Inlii-i-.- or In-r lirlilKe tliii, „„ lialiil iniiinri'il In Wildwooil Hun- li.ii«,ir. Marl- Hilly, of IMiiliulel 

"iii'wiay aiiiriiuiiii, day, phlii: Lillian K.ily. ami ilw hiisi- 

.Mr. ami His, M, A, Leiiaerti 

Tl "' ' lhc ' "i 1 "- in lil-l-II t'rfi'k. I,lie rrmluK la»i 

I,iiiiii. nier Nihciluli. for l,uih ill.. Hea,|. wiik, 

lip, aiiil Mr.;, (jiiiiiji- K ClIriiH lli|i " li ' 1 '"'-••"•«3 r 'VllllUl Uiillruail Mrii. Riii'a Mlulden HPIMH las, 

!• i-tiilni'il ih,. niiiHliin'^f V11-• I»- """''''''• rriilHy In fapp Mny t'oiiri lliiii«-. 

I'lKi' uliib Waliiiilay ivi'iilnir -it 

>lr ' " nl1 >lr *' Alfruil Jackaiin Mra, Llila Van Winkli', ill Calie 

, ii .IIUI,,,,.,. , .,..;, „„ 'i--,.-!!,.,.- 

s I"' nl 

ll "' W|1|k ''"'I '" t'lillnilfl- May. rnlli'il nn Mr, nml Mm. II, 

,,iii,., '" ' Plilu. . * V. Hiillls mi rililiiy ev-ninis. 

In a,iil Miw Chilli- "i il i *""* '''''" 

Sllll ' lH i! * "niniilnc 5|r, nml Mr», HIIIH I I I'IUIITSUHI 

I'lMla.l.Hihn,, a,v m.w uurup,: 

l w n Wllk| 

- " l l h lll " llvl '' 

ln W i l 

H"' 1 Hillilren, 

nimnr-il In Wil 

ii III,- Siira,,,,;, ruuaa, ,,„ B S ; '»'»««"".. '"•'• »«• • Hill''"I" '••- n.li.Blun. IJ.-I.. ,n,v Hi,- w,'.k i-ml 

C.,r! W..|,l...,'. ,,f 

ferh 1 lurtll!l1 ll " m " Thliiwlny rriiiii ii MrN, I-niiiiwiii 

-"I'll'" trip tu WitKlllilRInn mill WlllnliiK- fur a wi-fk nr 

ani..K „, Mutlh.w,- nml family 

t,c| ,„,„ t|,,.,,. n.clrnl]y „,„, 

for ladies and Mm§es, in all 

itcrials. 

Priced at e»cep, 

tinitidly low Bgurei, 

#|lN) 

Wo Have Also Addid 

'/ I/V 

* '"" " nC °' Me "'* 01otll * l 'B 

\V» ^ 

'1 t w « w* thrm.piece Snits 

1 \' 

s . _ 

of all the latest designs and 

" \ aiBteriiUs, 

A FULL LINE OF SHOES 

for the whole family, which are priced right and 

bound to please you. 

Large Assortment, of 

KNICKERS, SPORT SWEATERS, STRAW 

HATS AND CAPS 

BATHING SUITS for the whole family. 

JOSEPH COLLER 

Be and lOo Store 

Dry Goods ani Notiuni 

Washington Avenue Woodbine, N. J. 

" *'»» - | house wiin hoUBlil from the Dun- 

1 

-' "- ': anil famjly 

" 1;1 - t u l ' 

i a 

0. Dii.-wiiiiail has n,,u nl.|rB unl| Wlla renioiii..li..il, 

< locatud ui i 11 " 1 " 1 ' 1 k»Pf ini *9«m » to JUfcT i 

Port Holds 

SUMMER FURNITURE OF 

OF REED AND FIBRE 

Not to be eclipsed by the comfort and beauty of more formal furniture 

for the home, Summer Furniture has captured a most charming way 

of exprefiing these qualities in Reed and Fibre. 

Comfortable Chairs, Convenient Tables, Restful 

Davenportt— 

Everything is here to make your porch a happy rendezvous for you 

and your friends, 

McPherson Furniture 

and Carpet Co. 

32 Commerce Street Bridgeton, N. J. 

Nt, J0IIB-W0UAWS 

Patent 

Opera Pomp, 

Spike covered Heel. 

Same model In Black 

Satin, 

year Well com 

BBbber h«L 

esses 

IN OIK IHIIIIIIKN-K IIKI'AHTHEIIT 

( hlliln-iiS I'liinps si,,,s ) ,0 g „„.__«!« to (Ml 

i'hlldrvn's rumps und Oirnrdx, Blwa 1 to ]l._..-___itjj 

"i!,»p» 1'iimiiii und Oifnrda, siies iii4 10 t 

_.,.___ilJ8 

en% liiirs- anl| YmWn Tennln Hh««,,. t ILK ni Mi 

Ladle. 1 iiaiiitnif siipp,-^, rolors _4fe 

Ijiiilea 1 Silk Hone, colors .... . ta. 

F K E E 

THKKTM 

rut 

TKIETM 

73 E. COMMERCE STEEET BHIDOETOU, H. j, 

Standard Piano Co. 

3 ° N °" L ' Ufel Slret * Bndg#t^B| N* Jp 

Gigantic Two Weeks Prize Sale 

Jane 18th to 

Jttl? 2nd 

Thu Bf4ttUf ul 

! $285.00 

Efllli, Bench, 

• , CabldBt 

Terms as low M $2.00 Weekiy 

Extension of naymenti in sue of sicktifu or out A dmploy- 

, meat, Ho Intenit No Mu, 

N«w Player Pianoi 

in Walnut, Oak. Miihogany—as law u {318,00 up 

Uprighte=|850,00 np ' Oiw4i_^82S,00 up 

Used nprijjht Hanoi—lli.00 npwardt 

BUY NOW-EMh $1 PM 

j Rccoiuit either on new or aid parchnsa. emflttn yon 

daring this Ten-da; Sale to a ticket for the drawing of 

TWlMTTf f BIB M t t 

"Hill Fur Lena In DHdi«toB« 

J. J. BRASAEMLE & CO. 

Big 8c, 10c and Dollar Store 

You will have to vijit.'mir.Stoj!e to ME the 

BIG SPECIALS 

in our windowi every day during the sale. 

Tickets Given Free 

With Every Dollar Purchue 

—EXTOA SPECIAL— 

Agate Ksh Pan*—25c, reguler 39c 

Aluminum 6-Cup PerwltMrt—49c 

J. J. BRASAEMLE & CO. 

t^^^m^^îpspffV^^îBZffvw-'Tvn;^!î

PCEABCITY HEWS; OCEAN cmr, ». j, FRIDAY, JUIY I, 

j. Ourtw Lowe 

ir(,-o Armstn 

PoUltf 

I ncnderson. 1 

blBKtoo. NK. 

nd, BN. Bosti 

to her 

nn imy mysle| 

ot JobD (Wa| 

-flie man's T 

era. 

I Uw nami* 

animated. 

ltat 

t Kennedy, I 

, and tliere J 

'that nlsht! 

tnem wMh 

, always clevj 

one 

iha certificate. 

•' 

Initials—| 

ncolllectlnn. 

d 

tali 

communlcatl 

1 was nnc4.'| 

at Urn 

i by Uw 

MeKMs 

ant to (mil 

T 

i tiro never 1 

f. l* tt i 

: the i 

FthMtntlol 

*• t 

ir i 

Ult IB 

lUmalo 

told 

•no held 

isre di 

llred; 

He 

| the linen | 

He 

and wo* I 

bad 

stood j 

ifd while, 

l* Jeanne 

X lonlyjl 

(»ni panaod-j 

tttul 

"Convoy" U feftlnp talkot! about 

(n N«w York a^ the "Big Pa 

r4dd of the Navy." 

Aruml neeneti of the Battle of 

hi' North Soft bi*iwn(in Ihi« com 

A i JiHta 

Is Zat 8b?" at 

* I'C 1 VllJlJlljf II i ,jjj, ftorln soft notwoiwl tne coin- 

¥"* "T 1 r"i I hlnnl AmcrliMii and Ilitllsli 

fOr 1 WO L/flVSl Lla111 '' Wliiadronn «!!l al 

as niuch atliinilnn nd III' 

nownpd 

owner. 

I Fine 

Program of Vaiide 

villp Will Be Presented 

Tomorfow 

A tunny 

will c.nip 

y (lay, 

n altru 

ly anil np 

i|,o 

pmjjriim 

Crest Her rhaitre 

will 

Thi summer policy at the ca- 

•Ins Theatre starts with four Mg 

super features for the noit week. 

SstuMay and Sunday nmtlnee and ^,Z',"',"" 

""••""' ••• »" I»I>'« 

mains. Hurry Lamtrion m ..n,, f haln .? la ' r . 11 f'"" 1 - "MeMm 

Of Bto funniest comedy fenliir, ""'• "'" '"' """ """" «" 

"Long Pant*," will he the head 

lint attraction. Monday and Tno». 

day Lealriee Joy will he seen in 

"Vanity." Wednesday and Thurs. 

d»y the attraction will he "The 

Heart of Maryland" with Dolorf!. 

Costelto, Friday and Saturday a 

tunny comedy feature will com. 

pIMS the week's program of big 

features with George lidnpy and 

Charlie Murray In "Lout at the 

Front," 

New Blaker 

A two-dollar attracttoti a* 

popular pricisH U the only term 

that,can be- used in announcing 1 

*he big special 

attraction at 

Hunt's New llaker all nelit week. I 

•Mrtlng with a matinee perform 

•Bee Sunday. "What Price Olflry 1 

alfeet from an eighteen months ,,,„_,.._ „.,„.- „ 

In 'Thi; Enahanled Inland." j 

spwhil holiday ailrMiion lit the 

in. 

Plaia 

, Tomorrow evening the 

dance will open for the „,-„„,,„ 

and there will be dancing ever) 

'evening. 

Including a midnight 

• dance on gutidays. 

| The added feature for the open- 

Theatre 

lln K nl Khi will he a kiddles pan} 

ntea of tbo acreen can portray ' 

The Auditorium will hay. 

_ change of prognn dally, •urtln 

Sunday with a bargain da 

BhowlnE high ela« 

photoplej 

OBly at popular prices, 

lunda 

•ftfreson and evening 

Milto 

BHh will be Hin in "Thf Be, 

nj«r," Monday matinee and in 

olnf Btn tgan 111 "Hlrt Hat 

wlli be in Bonora;" 

Tliuriwlay. 

"niuy, Olicy Tlio 

tîw." 

OriACA TIIEATUB, Hoa IHIP City 

- -HttluNriy nnd Sunday. "Kid 

Ilnriii*i" Mniiihiy ami TUcHday. 

"Thi! MIDSICIUII:" WMlniwIay 

(iiiii Thumriny. "The Third Do. 

Kino!" FJidny aiiil smurilftyi 

"Wn're In thu Navy Now," 

I.Vlua TJIEATOT, Woodbiita.. 

Friiiny, "!n Mlah^ni!nt Is 

Jlfi|iU.-lpVf.I, 

W'tlil*! 

ftt inmi' flantor i 

BriKidWiiy. to Mrs 

ihi-ir foitr llttio 

Hitn< cijjiiniiiiii} piayii the*(tuiU n?io 

of riiimtiir iind "darfdy." 

And 

final ho playB it wnli b 

attiMwl to hy tflo 

unquiilinmi 

iiiHim.ini-!. nf Shii yoin.KHli' Hiat 

"iladiiy" Ii funnii'r at hninc thnn 

hnhliid tho rnotiiKJH«, They cjin'l 

Bet i.iiouKh of hi» fun-*itlii'r 

ul iiomi. or on We Msurf And 

Oiiikir, who has nlwayn bet'ii a 

riiiuiiplfin of nlnan comody is 

rn.Vi.r jyj plt^-yi.Ml as whon tl*. Hri-it 

hin runiiiy In iho uu.ik.iit.i- 

111". fnol thai Ills, "gang" wiui 

lillnwl mimtuniiy with him (iiir- 

IIIB Ih.. iiiniiiiit of "Kid BonlM," 

ntlwilH 4n inry KitlHfylnH HHIIIII.T 

In thi! claim that cantor IB a 

Breatur nnniiHlian in pleturni 

than hf wiiit hpfopi* thrf 

foot: 

HgltiJi. 

"Kid Bonin" arrivfH at BnnyTn 

Thi.iiirii on thp Fourth, nt wliicii 

finin lowil :,ii,II,in,« will hi. nhii. 

to i.i,,,-ri:Hii for lhoniHnlviM 

wJii.|hi,r or not Ciintor IB an go,,,! 

rm his fimilly tliink him tn ho. 

Riotous Chase in 

New Film Flicker 

"Stranded in Praiie" Will 

Win Laughi and Praise 

Thfrc mriy bo worsts iiiauRii to 

bn Htrnnilcil In, but when you're 

strnnfiml In Parlii, aB Bebo Iiimliln 

was in her Intost Pftrnmount com. 

cdy, "Striiniioil In Paris," It'ii not 

no nine, nor Is it very liiiiKli.-ibk- - 

feir tho peritnn most concerned. 

You NCG, Bebe caffleft to PariH 

with full IntcntlonH of "doing I lie 

town," However, less than twenty, 

four hours after arriving, her 

im 

tins boon stolen, her wuy 

lost, anil her Ktoniafli emnty. 

But after 

Indulging In a fiw 

t«ir», »h6 determines to carry on 

and flnilii a Job with ihn IIOI-BOmoiieflt 

modiste firm of "Horlonao ' 

Thn nrsi nsHlcniiiciiil in to lake 

Homo gowns to DeaUvillo. At Iho 

ParlH 

depot, she ii given the 

wrene tlcketB and addreHiieil iw 

nanqunrader and tho 

of hsr American 

nit Bldlc'ii ,; KwonthMirt »hon they moot, pro- 

J*" ^ r t* j vide ono with a inultituilo of InUBhr 

» a part of 

Caninr nnd 

'OanloroUjsii." 

'Klrnniled In I'lirls" nrrlves 

tin) l.yilc on Siitiiriluy. July - 

Hippodrome Showing 

Fine Vaudeville 

Attractioni Am From the) 

Largest Keith Theatrei 

Theatre opPII- 

ThiirHfiiiy (June 30) 

Monday* nnd ThurwlAyv. of 

Ihn enunlesii Nolhlns 

tho 

worlfl'tt IiCHt vaudyvillf, and tho 

Iliifflt phfitiininys , Tlio Illppndrorno 

has iioon ronovaieil 

this 

Hniwan and the satrnrm ore hs- 

Muri-i! of ji eomforliihle 

atii!na= 

phi. in which (u anjoy tho 

flni^l »howa proônti>d along th,i 

Atlantic Cofuit. This lar-se roomy 

hniisi. u iho coolait theatre in 

New Ji.piioy, owing to its sltuailon 

ovr.r thi' oponn bring coniihiiitly 

swept hy th,' sw*;o1= cool 

nronn briH.zijji, 

This opr.iilng hill of vauctpviNo 

iti ono to bo long ronit'mberod, 

ooniiUitlng of flvo ail-Htar 

aoln 

illrnrt from iho iarervit Kfiith 

ThiMitrc in the country. Tho 

tnaimgnmonl of this popular ren=! 

dovmiB has always striven 1 to! 

plea ihij thontro Bolng publif 

and him always het'Il Buecedsrul. 

Thn snoret of thin lien In the 

miidy of this taste of the patrons 

anil 

strictly oatoring to Cbmi' 

taBtos. There is always on every 

vaudeviiirt bill a variety of aqtH 

BUro to please the most fastidious. 

The nmnag&nent of ihU theatro 

i« the saime. this being thei,r 

eleventh big soaBon, 

TJie Blsgan 

of iho Hippodrome is "Shows 

worth goinB mllea to soo" and 

once you attend you, ton, will bo 

n lilppodroiiio rogular," 

Thore are two showg prosdntod 

nlBhtly at 7:15 and 9 o'eiock. 

found ID Ihe •tame*'.. 

Mlraclen." 

The. Beloved Hone," 

John BartTDidrij In a dun 

tlon that Iii stariUcl 

to nnyUitng he baa »M 

vlotisJy. nnd eullv Ui* i 

Inn, romantic ro|e ot.tujt 

career. 

• 

Big Features at 

Colonial 

with the 

overlings. 

exception of gaturday 

and Mpn«iny evrniiig, 

July 4, when the first performsiiicf 

begins promptly at 6; 30, 

Tti!*rg IN also a popular matinee 

dally ut 3 o'doek. 

inlurnailniMl slur FHIIICIH Riniiiilt known as "The Slave 

nf Fiishlijii/' direct finm thi Cluh lii.n{iult 

Atlantic City* head- 

Jiniiig !ht ! npiMiiiiE bill uf \aiiaida i*r» 

paved 

good lmtenll/infl. 

What tmum 

laddoit wonla 

Btir up. 

cnuikeiuie fllloil with 

gee, ihow i caa ng 

to a 

Aind •wear 

When wlfey n;, 

our spare ! M 

Pier Theatre 

SEA ISLE CITY, N, J, 

Friday, July I — 

Priicilla Dean in 

**ri' 1 r n »t 

'Birds of Prey* 

Columbia Picture 

Saturday and Sunday, July 2 and 3— 

Gloria Swanson in 

"The Love of Sunya" 

United Artists 1 

Pieture 

Monday, July 4— 

M Cyrano de Bergerag" 

The World's Greatest Love Story 

Tuesday, July 5— 

"Money To Bum" 

with Malcolm McGregor and Dorothy Devore, 

A Gotham Production 

Wadnesday, July 6— 

Ken Maynard in 

"Somewhere in Sonora" 

with Kathleen Collins. 

Thursday, July 7— 

Betty Bronson in 

"Ritzy" 

with James Hall, 

Friday, July 8— 

', 

B«rt 

Lytell In •••:••-. 

3 p, M, 

Evening 

7 9 p, M, COLONIAL 

(FORMERLY THE PLAZA) 

AMOSSIOS 

Hit. Chttdru IBs 

AduIU SSs 

Eveniog— 

Children 

25c 

Ad.ilts 

Sifl 

JEAN WIENIR, Courtiiy WPO, at the Consols 

A Gala Celebration for the 

FOURTH OP JULY HOLIDAY 

Ho Better Way To ineiid the HojtuRys Thiin Seoing Tfonr Favorite itar la & Heal 

Oood Picture, Look at This t.lst of Piqtiires, Don't Hiss B One. 

"FRIDAY 

SATURDAY 

Dedicated to the Spirit of Brotherhood, of Fraternity, ind tie Brett Work 

Organijatiotis to DoinR for Crinnied Children. 

CONWAY TEARLE tn 

"MOULDERS OF MEN" 

FOURTH OF JULY ONLY 

Dorothy Revier and Malcolin Mae Grtgor in 

"THE PRICE OF HONOR" 

A Gripping itory of Modern Police Uetaodi 

TUESDAY 

A Super p 

Tllftt Will Be the 

Surprise of the 

Icnson, 

WEDNESDAY 

JETTA GOUDAL in 

- " ~ "WHITE GOLD" 

THURSDAY 

, IRENE RICH in 

"THE CUMBERS" 

The itory of a Princess Who Wai Conniend Sy Lo»t 

FRIDAY 

MONTE 

BLUE 

THE STAB Y01I ALL LOVE 

The Critics Say: "His Best Picture" 

SATURDAY 

"THE 

BRUTES 

Starting Saturdiiy-Hatuiett Emy Day «t 3 P. If. Send Hie ChMiea. 

WiiH

Arniotn 

Philip Gail 

• Fognriy, 

r Henderson. 1 

NK. 

nd, DN. Boall 

to her 

nny mysli 

John 

I tin mnnt» 

i antnutwl. 

Iht. 

I Kennedy. tbj 

a, onil tlwni | 

night! 

tliem with 

; always • 

I one. 

certificate, 

lnttlsl' 

• recolllcctton. 

»'• tok 

communlcaU 

K 

o( urn 

Be bid stumf 

> by the 1 

f leff bin 

oqt to feol] 

oartern. n»d 

twt> never 

to 

ek the 

• thowfct to i 

Vke throw" 

, bjf a »ti 

1 mim 

A mile i 

IMt IB 

Biz tm#>:] 

jnWt, T 

GanJn 

told 

belli 

,i llred; 

He 

jHrm llne» 

£ and ww.| 

dad 

ter. Thai 

ill deserf 

and Vi 

Fk tour of 

i stood 

bll 

t>uy lowly 1 

"draw 

Shed 

\m ti 

. i rate nnd wltll on )rd t dn i(n 1 n 1 I IP J I M 

1 fkrvi 140 toa I — I 

Bthe Ocean CltT NEWS f ViliWTKrf L 1 I d i \ 

P", Cltjr tile Capo M y C n 

Of 8ea Ialq City tho 

sou HA\D Tl 1- N 

O I M. lint I I 

Is Bench REPOKTFR ii In In •1 W oo u r dl 

. Harbor oc d tli J t 

ol o d n II 

i il II 

AOVBttTISEB, of Port 

U 

1 

w c- r aon 1 a1 rfriw" t *. 

. complet ly c erl fc 11 11 111 a. tt IdWJ. 

— 1 

May County And fl In c. 

of Cunil rlnuil C nty 

(UenU can be loft at r 

THINK so at 

p anil 

L\IN 

nsld 

\ r.t\ 

h n 

to aqy office B 11 

i flea Isle City to O«m 

. HBO Port N rrla 37 w 

I tyildwood 727 

1 the tlaiKld d DcD liti 

yo l want lo 1 ly i j 

ITflfl U when y u h e 

to sell 

Cbusified Bates 

CENT & word with a 

1D1 of twenty B « cenu IT 

k docs not actompd y tr n le L 

intlsing an ait IlllonnI charge 

ran ctntB an Inscrtl n will le 

Buokkeepi u i,i r 

Classified Ads makes this 

', SPACE at the t p I 

oi advertlsem nls all 

i a line 

.1, CAPITALS I ij- I used I 

I of three cents a w d 

AUTOMOBILES FOE SALE 

lateral Iniormahon 

, will be ficcopl d up to 

hefday Z P M f r 1 il 

wt wpek a Issue A In in j 

jpned In. 

! ads ar* restricted I tb 1 

cJaaBlflcatl n ao I to the 

r styles of type Tb p I 

i reserve the tght lo dL 

.set any advert 111 E copy 

> brief In writ! g y i al 

. lenient, not bn sure lo c r 

j|,i>>poriaiit points it L not 

jft to omit anythl c of In por 

I lo we a few cents, lor 11 

[ 

you may omit might be 

I to tiring desire I re ltn. 

t In advertisements sh Id 

-T-rted lmrnedl t ly It the 

; Of this newspaper w will 

alble for only ne lnc r 

rtlon 

pint HI ni i i M 

»l h soil A 1 r 

TOg^BWBREPORTBR 

»d 1« n , S , t ill 

rKB.11£nSR Is a member of the 

Wld »d •os Hid indy and I i.|«b rtc —« 

r Jeo«T Press Association and 

•ut UH.alms or the Assoclnf 

U the' diminution of fraudu- 

'AVand misleading advertising. 

i wish to print only truth- 

" jrtlslne and "111 appreclrlngT 

attiMitlon called ti 

Ut not conformstandards 


III tHB BHABOl* WHDN 

(Afr tmidayvr nwt Ph*w> 

(• Mn. id nutch 

linn Avc OOHD City N 

tA HDllloy 4TJL. —S4 

Building, Heating Plnmbing, etc,s 

Wl U [ 1 ATI } . 1ft 

1 a t r 

• - fm m nd 

i rod n U o rtttrm 

«* rv I L* S rs u* 

H". I 6 I . | 

bine. 

JtU.4u.rd J* Jvl n*o iô KU 

THf O* I N A (• •. Ct\T OI OF 

»c ai \] w 1 a || 1 

«1 J no o t ." ulii 

f CXpt t xf 

In unit Iln it ua nd 

wrvl 

FT bHl I 1 11 I Of 311 ASI 1 RT 

e O* n It n T: 

t wo k Wl, | , i 

LI 

cirr HEWS OOEAV crrr ». J PBIDAT JDIY I 

JViB Reach The Eye ofJiÔOO ProspectiytrBu^ 

Finnn ftl nd Insumn p 

I 

I 

Household Service 

If E SHOP! M 

KHH d tin*, y 

Professional Services 

Pets and Live Stock 

YOU IIAVK HIT T 

i i 

Specials at the Stores 

WITHOI'T .M 1 

« irb »i h 

i a, *3Jok to fl,ch ( 

no mor*. C 

l atlrerttimnifiit undtr th 

these advr 1 m nto u 

IB 000 people ry k ii y UAMTHinmmioi « 

II - . 

ff 

Ninth SOT! L D a i i 

N f 

lOST AHD FOUUD 

WHAT YOI u VI [/ T 

has prol il If on I wl o 

r hiaa thro I h n I | 

IhU h n line d 

moo „. pi 

te e T* I 

NS AND 

tMIAUHLIS t H 

KrTIco I In I a at « 

R f Inc I A. Son 

r WlldKoad N 

VB THB LEATHER OF 

ym 

op your w»)r 

d. •top I her. a d 

ablned NoaTa 3T1C In 

ftukr Md d the ihnrdwalk 

—Si 

TU \K1 J f 

olfl in j wl 

1 • lo Iif 

Tn n I 

paW y nrly I i\d nn 

pitny hiq fot* tl e amou 

ent, L » 

any or al 

Jiy order uf 

WInK to th« 

Mir •rhool. «pd 

room far «U. ftwtIM 

Petersburg 

OOEAS CITY SEWS, 

Mm Alda Suck ot Ilonbllng ftpent Sunday with Mr and Mrs 

and eon mwiit Sunday In Ocean Mr and Mrs. Orliilth spending 

Ana a Sunday vlnltor with her Prank flallaher nt Capi> May Tuckahoe Ocean View City with âtlrea. 

and Mr and Mm. Wllllsm Do daughter, Mi* Rsyno 

Ihei Mm Hucliel iô 

Muttht w Jeffi rw>n Hpent tin 

Miss FrHnceii Canuno, of 1'lillailrlphta, 

Kptttit .stinilay with lim Hulurday evening 

bort spent 

Vaul were Ocean City visitors on Kenneth Bowrth, ot: 

k Mabel Oaldwell Is spend More in Ijee hiu) HHcurod the voek * nil with hie ffitltfi 

Mn>- Cltiiumln^toD AloaaoPr.: of 

i weeks wltl her I r the 

Mrs rioipiir-t Dolmon aptnt 

fiMI lim of SWIM,.I trtekman dur- MIM I.ydln Nlckiwon w«nt to 

Pht1nilt*lDliln. In tipoadlng the ptircnt-i, Mr. unil Aim. p. CUIIIIHO. Mr nnd Mrs Louis Uluapji and 1 

nn I fan lly In T ntoi 

gfiiial duyit of lust wFi^k In New 

wKh hlfi parents 

II g tl^r îiinin i moirths In tinCupi May ( nurt Hiiunc sitturduy 

niiiiinn'r wltli hfr ilnughtm. Mm Huniy Smith. William Curlsli aiihlitei William Onnklll and 

|lam Ton Iln fir w « u tloti hLit 

Taptiiln A J Mei ru il.l in I 

Ernoiit Dotvnnin, 

mwl Soth Hufit«il. tif Newport. AII itonti attrndid tht Buudi> 

[I Ifiltor Hlth 1 in HI n In Mrn JiiHipli IJ, nnl«liiy:k iiltce IUMIK Edânl mit Frtn'lH in 

ptiln, npi,iiilliti; thii 111 IT [IT 

Mi John 1 ilil.y n 1 Mn 1 

ln-r 

lit t HIIII hi lailiii 

(_ 11 int^ \iili 1 Ml in 1 Ml 

Mr. and M Wllllnm Ktnt/ 

11 Illy Illiriidin it riiihi I, ' r« 11 Ml mill MM S iniui I tymdtlF, 

South Dennis 1 Id iy iMnln^ 

in I ilililtlitti mutt 1 il to \'i ttH 

Mi» i Mmthi III km III HI, n If 1 

BATHING SUITS 

Ml H Snu Alii 

n 1) A It till in Oi 1 n \ !• i Mr anil Mm J ( Wnlkir 

Msn'n Jersey*. Tinnka or 

Ml II i/

Sinn luy 

w n Otiall lily ilHitimi Slinil iy 

One-Piece Snit 

Mi 4 f 1| |O 4 I rliuli « nl 1 Mri Jullil III rf h 11 Mil \\ 

• >in ( .ilul. > i I Wi •>! I ol 

SI nn Hill,or M II,.1 ly 

siiKkanil Mn I mim < JJC ui ni 

50c, »5c, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 

I 

ril III}" uf 

la»l wick 

i i O • in ( Iiy M n lij 

- Boys' 

Ml unil Mr I. 

I). II.u II 

Iln T,,, kill,ii I i 1,1,1, ,,r llic 50c, $1.98. $2.95, $3.B0 

Iif pInfN m HIuhnii i i ry I 111 

MI-H. JiiKcpliIni, 

f ipi M iy < mill) Mi, I Iliruy 

wlm 

Bathing Belts—15c. 25c, 45c 

< l It » I fll ll«! u hivi 

kindly 

llUB IliKMl llIHtnilllli; 

will noprli fot tilt iiminii vvlth 

Tl'W Wink" 

W 

b lrla[lvi.,i iii Alhinllo CAiy 

Mltki In lyn E li In chain 

s. ri J in p. 

I ih 

b;iH rt-iurniid tu Iit'r hniiif Im 

IllllllH III nl 1 I >ilaii'*iiir.l (Inn 

Of w Ii LI 

>i I 

Men, Jump Into a Cool 

'I In lii'iillh. 

ixin uf I'lirl 

Summer Suit 

Mlmi Alillli' Nlrki'mon. of fili-n 

ifiili>, bail iipeni'il ln-t hiiiit,, Im- ih 

Only $8.95 

ni i 

vniui' (ir>.no 

C p. JjjamlnB, of Oeesn Clly, 

All fiiiluffi iiml I*JIMK. 

ilti-il IIIH Inline hero Monday. 

•Mm. B. plmiii ..|iti>rinhicd com. Dan Henderson Co, 

r i 1 

t j tivi-F i)w wvvk tnii, 

I II I 1 1 I . 

H Ciirrii, Uuuglfiy vjnileil hfr 

MILLVILLE 

y 

Mi-, and Mra. Jesepli Rotijnsnn. 

Tl 

I 

m y 

\1 

Late To Classify 

LEGAL 

I t, 

Mub I 

OF 9CA s E C TV 

NEW JEH5E 

p OCLAMATI0N 

CE TO OOO 0WNCH5 

E n c J I «2 

I 

i i J 

lo II n n 

I w 

I 

--I 

llTV Or" SEA ISLE CITY 

*; MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY 

,CE OP THE REPOffT OF THE 

«IS8IONERS OF ASSESSMENT 

Inp 

t r iI 1 

t 

taK I ( tl no I I I 

T o n laalonn a f I 

N I I l k I 

I t n n 1 o fl 

IB II 1 I I 

III I I J I 1 J' 

I 

« in 

1 I 

JJ} I k I "i 

I'T n (I 

• Tin ri '1 

\t Tl ) t -I 

II * m n II 

H II I 

I CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY 

NEW JERSEY 

ORDINANCE NO SB 

Iln fo h In , I 

I n In I « 1 I II 

M ,' In lit.' 

P* I 

I f in II [I 

I of 4*- I I In d In 

Tl t I h II I" I I 

I I n III •» 

I II ( lly x II LIU 

y n d \ f "hull 

11 np 0 IfcM-lfl I 

I y I i#n f I In I 

ICI hi Ofn 

r I Z Tl th ci nn 1 

r tl hulldlnr "II ' 

In or laid n lilk f 

In I dlnit Blnmllnb I" I < 

and II • I '1 

with h Ip Id nl I I • , 

II wl h nil h f • 

Dnll \f 1 Till t So 

• tit n I" S» 'y •> I • In! I 

V of and cl r null aald bond. 

IK. In td I of mlty »1 1 

•I t SM V w J y 

11 Tf ' i. I 1 .5 n I » 

In on lo h ivmllh I 

; o t tl I 1 rn « n B n IT 

j o dl in o hia> le en DO M> 

id y the l«a ins of pron I n 

r *n,lPpii ' 

of II n ml II "»• t 

" 1 y th« rlty Ulm k end 111 

• HUI of «ild nty nfflJ d 

Bold notea o lie 1 flnl In 

nd o be at Inlt t a 1b 

nix pr cen m P* 1 nnn n 

n> ahull bo fllatM h n il 

1 rpos r^bl b 

.jB fo 'd nun *ha nk« 

within ^the il no p 

O fl (I 1) 

M M HOUfONFT 

NOTICE 

aho e ominahce wna . 

Jl adlnB* nt a me ln^ of i.;« 

^ of CemmtBjIone B fit Re I *« 

N J held on the !!th,dnT "' 

. 1917 and will lie laKen' B- •> 

1 and final roadlnr at a D*M 

T|aald Board to I I aid on Uw 

t of Jul 1W7 damn IB«) njr» 

—r City Hall B» late Cl > 

*t two o clock: In tb 

went iii Wnoillilhi, Friilay, 

M-. unil .Mrs, Edward Fowlor 

tml l

Armstn 

FhUip 

* TOgnrty. 

1 Henderson. 1 

n, NK. 

d, BN. 

to her 

aay tarsi 

John (W* 

M 

ere. 

I the BSBI6! 

I BUlniateit. 

uat, 

i Kennedy, I 

II,'an* there 1 

•that Bight! 

tneni wMn 

, always sit 

pflie ceruflcnte. 

Initial* 

rccoUlectlon 

se'a tck 

communlcatlt 

Kennedy 

o( tho 

. tie bad stuma] 

t? «« ' 

r left his coma] 

out to (eel 

had 

putjr 

i two sever 1 

be to 

i fty a sti 

man t* 

, mile i 

I la 

i bin) aln 

dead.I 

Gardn 

) 

told 

held 

dud] 

ltred: 

He ; 

tithe lines 

er. Tim | 

f deser 

_ and b* 

4 t«ar o[ 

Joanne I 

plr. 

P*W paused ( 

Isllstl 

«Ude it , 

V. ami 

i said, i 

t a 

ple| 

to 

I whi 

WIT Men* MU* on, K J., ran>4T,JOEY I, 

"JoWUilSWUX." 

CAPEMAVCITY-=-/wiLD\A)O0O 

AIH! IJU.11 

In Ocean City Sun 

The Vhlldrt'n'B Day (•icrcl.^ of 

|tlt) iftllemiu ilupUst Chllrrh 

il,ft, 

u-«*r*' well m-ti 

PARES °F ( 

— cM-toum HOUSC——-— ocew VIEW—,—. SEAVILLE 

iISUECITYk--- 

illUMIV •I) 8| 

' u> Heetrlt offlte at < apt May 

Mm. 

Lllllo Hill, 

and Mrs. Jennie '' 

I Ullduood 

t or t hii i 

( hniiLi lajlor of ( i|ie May dl Iplil I cillfd fin \lr ind \l u 

l-JIIid fritnW hurt on Friday |Hlckn in Ml Ihuridl) 

tti moon I (,,pt,in Wllltini Ullkli »h 

IMleplain 

ly 

\lr and Mr II Hms h "e oppn 

t 

cd up Ih*-lr j unin fv lionn on ' ipe 

I I* 

Joe Mi lara anil Vim 

mated i hi houm hi Id t 

tier new bunîlt w ft i \l 

J tk 

lit anil Mi-. I Uiui Wunn 

of Court Hun*** an I Ms itn 1 

Afrn. 4 Jar^nc Moiu-i of o E tn n 

•pent ith* nctk ml nJi Mr 

\J aod Mrn Frank \ oung 

AfiAA Mabrvl ûtiiiic Is npuidiiik 

4. few dayp ulrh nLiiKed Jn|\[ 

Qoshen 

.n. 1 Ml ml Mr, J 

Ml- 'nti rl iini^l frlemli 

/1 k ' *' nlnj. 

Mr 

unit Mri I- VV Sprini*< i 

,p i I iil#*n ilm J Pr till U Mc( ulloufclj oi 

Tu »J i) rvmlne 

in* 1 *! 

Wnolgou 

on 

1 npml ty 

11 

I " j II 1 n H II r uiui M J .1 

1 

" '» '1 f I'hiu it iphl 

| Ml 

r 1 \n 

-1 u I ly if l 

f ll 

m i 1 t 

•Oi >w«r 

Th *,< jmli II >! IMI Mjitii> 

li n 

Mm HIM lluiikiii Mr JI I Mr-. Aii»i n M ini nil I 

Mr 

"' Mli < 

Jcoini' 1 crru t 

Ml IJ lilt II rriH |ili i.hn r I MIII11II1 npmi Sn '""• ""'I frl ' ndn from PlilHtt, 

sin JU i LilJ I > null Mr ml \lf« J MI „ I'" 1 •"•• r 'he wi I k mil 

niHjn | 

Mr Wuj i n I 1 t)il of A ll tn ' 

xrr mil Mr* lo«rph Wilton 

mltj.il-IJ I MI hit mothi M JI,in I'hil lilt lotiH uppnt (tip mill 

ELznl 

Ted aolcur. of Ni-w York. I.- n 

of ll«nry VOUILK. 

Mr. ami Mm. llolJcriifi mil 

Mi. 

I 

MUMUH 

M.'irlaM 

nnly. Ml 

Minimi 

Mr*. 

M 

t.p ill Hi v min. M 

I Cl:iinlil 

fjwiilly of 

week ciiil hrn H LI li Mr u II 1 

Mrs. fc. A Slr-uton 

't ,hb v 

Dr and MJ- I b rUn ii or if „ , Hl 

JlrLdgtlon an I tj.ui*,lit*-i Mn [ mi M, 

IK Hli Fitnl 

i kin M I mi , I 

I 

M w 1 tl > II II .Hi ' n 

II I r III! Ii id Mr \nnl. / 

Mr* 

KetKfm f arinlmam i for 

M in I Mrn Altttrt Bu I in II '" r "" M "" of tin Point rtpinr 

I I-' III IphJi ,,p ni Sn li> | - rlrtl > 'i" 1 

I w [fi \ii < ! M nnjui i] 

Mrs Hitrj UooUon inil 

!• 

ni 

I il:iy* 

M J 

1 h r in ll M 

i lit.ri Mn. Th r -in I M 1 

tn 

PI in. it Mn, >n li 

J. K. 

ill|.i| o 

11 li 

• Mn 

M jfUl i 

Arihur I.int »ho ^llN »iih' < 101 w1111 lh " ' orI "" 

IIIH btotln r In Inn I Ipl iln Wfllt un 

tl. 

If. In port 

Mrs 

lilft irl SI |ta infl chll.lnn 

of told Sprint < illf.l fli lit r ll nl 

Mri Mttl.li 1* .1, on IWdn. «.l i> 

\lii Wiltrr Shin rt and noli 

.lltd on 111 r p.ir( ntu Mr lod M ft 

lllliin Noith sundi> c\.nlnt 

Mrs 

Willliiii Ullklc and HIIIill 

II ir< \ limiting lit r liuihinl on 

his 

fillip thl" urk 

Mr and Mm Iltnrj Mol7uor[li 

Cri'H.n\t r 

MlHMS 

ntif 

j t 

Tin 

nil .Mr 

n u 

lf«rlln MahW r Huih 

and Kfi Mr ami Mn. 

atall of India oaJled on n 1 tlvtwj mtn> 

b.\tre 

and 

Iln Sara LlaIIi>y anil unK 

Harold. nnolaiYtl to Ocoaji Cil> 

Mr and Mm B L Comon and 

daughter Cornelia motored ti 

nj 

Brtdceton Sunday 

»* Maurice Corson. of Phlladel 

was In town 

Wwln wlay 

after Ihls pmpenty fiorn 

(tin M» 

Ilutu. 

* iih h r 

Mr nn.l Vm \lnlter 

Mi 

cluiiil 

h.'lv 

1 ly) 

-Mr 

( h.irlrt< Hind ( M*T 

II 1 -ip, n tinp in n L nit 

i nil hi Hill r Mr s, ri 

Mr 

of ti 

n. 

i«hop 

Shoal, «f Wc«l 

1'oint 

Mn) on Situr (ind Mr ind Mm 1 rnniin HukiiL-in 

IniH-nt Ui-liiisdi) ultli Hi. It. > 

UIUI mi Mrulil i« mil "If. of 

H irri.Honilll. 

Mr mil Mr i Bro» n ot Nt» 

\ork mj Mrs Iluppli of Dili 

( l«-k I illtd n Mr mil Mrs 

o|i*jhfJ liia 

novelty 

ti*; out 

a. Olauil.' 

rallcl un 


SjIUldly 

louwnlrs to ill uho purrli 

He tl*ll Itt irilfd Jiri7ts to 

hjldlnt tin luikj 

numt«r 

MUns u 1111 in! apim ir.t. 

ind Hire ». ir ti his rnmll> 

Mr- William Uoolaon and 

ip* nl Sund ij afn moon | Slmrl an.) 

Mr ( ny 

Mm 11 il Hf«t in ilslllnj. lit r 

PtilLi It Iphla fir a f * w ilj>s. 

Mr -\n.] Urn Etlward 

Iloffniaji 

anil Mrs w niowbei-* 

Mlnu^ ilary Piutwe unil Mailldj 

I 

— — _ _ . . , _ ^ _ # f j i j f n f n ~ | | l j * r - v • ' '~ " ' _ 

. tul la>^ tliH w ek vith itti 

lt " ]r < ^ Jonilln and rLJIdrrn of han hf*n \Jsitfn£ 

i flu i jn Llvlllt> 

ttpi mi Suririiiy ^lUlj 

Mrs How* ll B parenti Mr JII 1 

Mm J Pttilt 

Mr 

inJ Mr« Ctiiimi r fif 

PlujAandvill. fliurit SurMlay with 

their \\ Hand 

ployed In 

ihidelphia. paid his 

pirtnls Mr and Mm L C Ash 

nuad ft short \lslt 

r^fftitty 

Mr and Mr lit pry Rervffi are 

nt« rl lining MiHr daiipfm r 

Waltfr Price and t hlldrcn nf Sea 

ilt < it) 

Mr" Addle Nn>lor ind chfldr^n 

of Millvillf visittd li^r matter 

Mrs. 

Sarflh ErrfckfiAn,.and sister 

and Mre LrfrtvJa Cr^su and 

-dAuîter of Ivrma 

vlsiud bin 

^no^ntH iht*re on Sun«Ji> 

Jfr 

anil Mrs b L Itfce or 

i Shade spent 8un*Uy hon* 

= 

w "lred for fll^ctrlc ifftlu 

b> i \i, ildv,(M (1 t_l, nrielan 

GôrRf R j .>Mnp 

and family, were 

he .Mill 

vjlle. vl si tors on Saturdny evening 

Mr. and Mrs. II. Graham Unron 

and tittle daughter, of Atlanti* 

City, are. 1 spending ihe fiiimmer 

rntinthji with their brother. I> 

erand Baeon. 

Mr. Jnmes Parson, ivlio resldeH 

hero with bis nlftr», Mrs. Uuvld 

Van Glider, haa return*'*) from it 

lengthy vlstt to Chfrago. 

A tutmber of our people tittendfd 

the Hale on Saturday In Dorehei ter 

of ihe house anil household effect* 

the late Miss Snllle Stowtnftn 

Among those In attendance from 

out of town were Mr. and Mrs 

Coraon J. Cnmp nnd Mrn. Helen 

Peplcr. all of Caldwell, N. J., hut 

formerly of thin place. 

Mre John i rtjiiiif r ai»l diugrti 

tfr Ida uptnt faun 1 L> wii^j u |! 

'U ^ in Bridff ton 

P H Jiaj-rlti nn i W Ljn(h of 

Pli I la/!. Iphla lailtrl ori JJ p 

L >i• 

uro • luuti rnlap r~ 

Be« We City a * L J 

n. IJ. Arnatt, Tim, U.C.I 

HYPOOtt 

t CAM*V 

AMD 

ETHEL GOT 

THCM 

WHEN SHE HAD 

TH*T BAD CASE 

or 

Vt-L 

Despite ihe fact nrnny o« ners 

Princftrtn Avenuf 

of cherry treia ha\f had tli**lr 

Mr and Mri J Huff iif Went rrop blanlwl ( npt/iln M M Nor 

( ipt Miiy srwnt one day It t vttek bury hns ffatlnred a fine 1 crop 

«Ifh Dr J T Hurf 

finding rt rdj aalp 

Mni f llnton Tonover entertained 

h^r nunt MNB Martn Doughty .it 

dinner oa Sunday 

( aptaJn and Mra M M Mow bray 

droip to IJrldgrton and spent the 

llrsl of trip ucck with frli>ni]» 

Mr anil Mra Lricson of Del 

mont 

called on tlielr daughter, 

Mrs A]leu Mcrlain 

Monday 

Mr inil Mm Morris F btephen 

Bon viaited Mls« Loulsi Woolnon 

here on Ihurîliy i venlng 

Mlsa 

LOIIIHI Wootf>on j ncent 

erndnali of I jpv Maj Higli School 

By P. H. JACKSON 

ThfiCT fcOU- \ AIL RIGHT 

PILM9/ YOU-UV'LL RUN OMER TO 

mbm ttdetij. It it not 

JACKSON'S DRUG STORE 

THE HEXAU, BTOBB 

,t*k iad Butts Irow 

Lillian Campbell 

Port Norris 

Spettro-Chromt Theiapiit 

Topation of Disorder 

By Attuned Color Wavei 

No Drngi 

No Manipulation 

No Soigeiy 

Civil tnglnccr—Banded 

i 

Surveyor = 

819 Aibary Avtnnt i 

OCEAN CITY, H J. , 

Phone 227 W 

I 

Crystal Ice 

A. J. OGDEN 

Port Norm, N.J. Float 109-j 

Takcke 

Home Owners Make Better Citizens 

Uncle Sam looks with favor upon the man who puts his | 

earnings back into a plot of ground upon which he erei* lf 

an enduring, comfortable home. 

Wise indeed is the man who selects a home-site at , 

beautiful SOMERS POINT, for in this charming «*- .] 

dential community he and his family will find home-life j 

in its happiest and most ideal form. 

Desirable improved lots for home-sites m,w Iv nnrrhased L 

at SOMERS POINT f or Sc^W Te^:!^ | 

cent, down and two per cent, per month. Investigate 

this opportunity now, before it is too late. 

Phone 34 

LEWIS R MATHIAS 

Show Ro^ .nd New jersey Ave. 

SOMERS POINT, iM-J 

'ages This Issue 

b Ihn* ParU 0 Y IScvwal 

Jl Gnat Family Newspaper in America's Greatest Family Resort 

No. 13. on i 

St-4b. IS 

OCEAN CITY, HEW JEBSEY, FBIDAY, JULY I, 1027. 

Faib 

To Disturb 

Gay Diners 

lined in Boardwalk 

iuntit After Mana- 

#r*t Announcement 

en 

Busy on Fourth 

[ ilttla ttlng like » Ore failed 

•tnit Ik* aqunlffittf of th* 

of July dtatn it Byin'i 

rivalk restaurant 

when a 

brain out in the kitchen 

TaMauraai iiioHly alter 

I on Mowkr. 

iUTs 

heal from • su 

tcr attaAM to a dtah wuli- 

TaMMrattti aaUMd tt< Ore. 

npt op a fanUtion to a 

celling aMn Its kiteben 

the iMN'nnil. 

liuig quIcWr feapanded 

Main. 

Propriiisr Mm 

ym caUDed the dino tiy 

Mlnfj 4sat a little fln bad 

[en out lo th« rw and not 

1 nlnrmed bj Hie prMenca ot 

[flrtmsn. 

Instead of lesvlns 

I 

g the patrons eon- 

|ed their meal aa If nothing 

i-nd. 

j eosls Md wdltrfflBfiB Musk 

iflr JM WBiic the flrnmfln 

,.M oKenh.'ad cutting • holt 

[the ml to nacb thf blue, 

waa 

eitlnguluhtHi with 

bleb. 

Elsf OoBfar toudad Ryan's 

in. H« i*ld; "The p»trom 

i tn no danger or wa would 

the place, and Mr 

'i loolneea not only averted 

ipprehenslon. tout avoided 

tU 

el«Jm»de." The loat 

f atiBMMd at 1160. 

Spent Buy Fourth 

be flmnen wen kept buar (lie 

Jrth of Julj 

rour alarm 

•RBwend within a tour, 

|t 12:33 V. M. the ftnner) 

•UBinoiiM to eitln(uUB t 

In • uwduat pile adjoin 

' HaMier * AdMU' mill at 

Street and West Avenue. 

[.d«niiB« «•• dong, 

M later the Bremen 

i tailed to eitinguWh a mn 

t : « t M d Ptt 

Publication Ot 

Ifawi Uulldin#. atl Aee! 

bury An. 

LTIBUB, W f>i»ie 

{ b» ftraeiaMBn, Tha Wan 

niinpiuaM wlltout IM 

It could naeh ilia IMrtr 

artles. 

1:1« P. M. tbt Onntn were 

1 40 put out a blue on (bo 

\it i»reh of til Wait Avantlcb 

waa Mused by a 

ttle ibolns thrown oa the 

^h roof (ram sn adjoining 

A bucket brigade waa 

BM and •xt|n(uiihed toe 

baton «he ftremen arrived. 

be An at the rMtauraiit WM 

orted at 1:36 P, M, 

Sunday the Bremen eg 

Dtabtd a tin on the rear 

of lot Ninth Street, "tilth 

caqied hi a careleaa cigw 

anskcr, who timed » butt 

an adjBinlni buildinc, 

jfandar afternoon at 4: B0 a 

Are IH extiniuittM at 

prtb Street and Bar Avenue 

out k»». 

d«r afternoon a BM *aa 

|in aiintuUnid In a uwduat 

at Headier A Adama' wlthioai. 

iFainti Grn_Bo«rdwaIk 

Ula Marie Nh £h*t ureltMd *i 

, and WHWain Bennett 

one itoai waltfud 4( 

rt Oarby landed a one 

from the t»r on Baturtttst 

iwalfncd 10 

City Contributes 

To A. C. Hospital 

Compensation For Local 

Emergency Cases 

Citjr Trriuiiircr NuHy »n« dl 

ffclpd bj HIP r.immlmlrniiira 

Tumitr to forHArrl a ch^k iif 

I) 00(1 tn I hi. Atlantic City Una 

piul for services 

rtnd^refl to 

f>ian < Ity nmprgt.n AitlAntlc City Iloftplttil 

for raring for local cases Though 

Ihn nolona behevftd Lhat tho xe- 

6ort ithoiilil not a«k tbt. gertlce 

for notihtnjr from a nelghjunrlng 

Inatltrrtlork It viu poWfnlAaa to 

iniike iriy ffintrlbutlon as th« law 

woulil not permit hoaplral con 

tributloru ts inatllutloni ouUide 

of ihe county. 

In anticipation of an amend, 

mccit to Ihli larW an approprlallon 

sf |I,000 vaa placed In the bud. 

get when It wan made up at m» 

beglnnilng of the year. 

The law wat amended by the 

last Lefillature, so the city can 

now In aome degree comtmnailo 

the Atlantic Cltr HoiBltaj. Another 

«he«k for liooo will be 

tent later In the fe».t. 

Make Plans 

For Annual 

Baby Parade 

Picturesque Event Will Be 

Staged During Last 

Waek of Month 

A Glimpse of the Resort's Greatest Throng on the Boardwalk 

According to reports the crowd mat visited Ocean City on the week end, pal llculnrly July 4. was the greatest In the history of 

tie resort. The above photo, which waa nken on the Boardwalk Monday, Bhown good baalil tor this ci»imi 

Many Entries Are Expected 

Art Exhibit To 

Open at Flanders 

Artist Boosts Ocean City 

as Cultural Center 

(Ximn

~*-*r,--v3 IS 

i\: 

Fair Bathers Brought | 

ore Unconscious at i 

IM 

Speet Beach 

, GkulH tdwo 

arte Armitroi 

PSUIff Oai 

PoEarty. Fra 

Henderson. Frt 

IMten, NK,N< 

', BN, to' 

ttw mnnct 

' WlmlM, A 

'i IM. 

lti 

J , ol tte c 

•.id 101111* 

by Us i 

ltft hht co 

out to fael, 

tr*. hud 

Jbo llnci 1 

|R|vfved With Difficulty 

: 

with u crow In his tuunii tmat, the I umbulnsev to Ihe ofilcr of L) 

aid in this 

Kr,,]u 

Taberiincki 

Hirvki 

wiili I'mlemiir Li, 

l ii,liiltB wlllli 

,.nt fi-alure 7 

k 

['lark 1» well kt 

d vielnlty. 

tj. Bilker, 

Illng July 

ur tin- li.'ini liliivvil 111 

Iiiiviilion, 

w 

H iml 

IB to bsthe at Thlrty-third »1|ie (jf ,hi. ba|lh 

huillllnB Th(, 

^tfwriMi In ntatreM, 

banking hoilr» on Jun,. 29, Til 

..WUs B»U had gone down for depository enn be u,n] any hoi 

•" i.~iqcoa4 Uaie wbea Oale reach, of the day or niRht. 

|bi ipot where she wu last ., 

^ j , Tt»t she still lives probably 

~ ". _ 

fifciBi.to th^ brtrtt sroen bBthi M \VT ._. T Ol _„ 

%« wm feyher. by wblch Oale WaiH I 0 I laCC 

•'."••• •We W locate tie eithaustea | , 

'•j^W. Ha dote and broujnt her IJ a U v K^pn.ÂJP I 

iCtfft.iurfsc,. 

| Dduy rs.eep-wcH 

^ In tbe niuilni Harringtoa' n • I I 

,n the tangible values ing iirounu in« uurnmjs 

laiiy ul us iiuw «jt at, with a eivw In bin tinund 

hut fur tin- pm mi-' of Nannlnta. trjrlnii tn rendc 

,r ihi.ir bniilliM ni.-ii iiiwl anco. Twice linen were D 

i. Bini.rallnii«," Itei. It. I.io cruiser but tt« lhe 

i DU ni llUa. N. V..ii!ti'iiiptcd tn tow 11 lhe 11 

al "the'piitrlotVi! wriicus strayed the lines. 

,.,-,. held on the Caiiip ! Oettlnn n» close to « 

on Moii.lay afternoon. 

;»» ims.lble Patsy Mental 

irsll liu* eii'inplifled lieneuth the burning cratt 

i ideal I* not entirely I'-ao' 1 '" nnli 

attnehed ii HB 

er a»»l«t- Hersehel pettit. It wan repo 

nlnced on that ht-r conilitiotl WM IIHII r 

Niinjlnta I ly m sbeck. 

flumes do. f 

The car In wlilcli Mr*. Be 

| lever v«« riding was driven 

he vesgel her hunboild. It Mdlldr.il wi 

gna dove niaror ecr driven by Itiis^ll î 

ft, eut its ney, flilj Nerth 

Plflh Bt 

ae. | PolUilrlphln. HnckiU'y'a cur 

e channel > alô nverturtied, hut bi? enc 

j 

ihe lii.iiidwulli ne 

mllleil Illi 

hoih »liii- 

IS enjoytii by tliiiiiKanciii 

f""!' 1 I'.'llo 

who lined III." llniirdwnlk bll'iB biocka 

lb Hind in Twclfih "«li'BJillg si 

wt»alihy. 

him grt'at 

with it 

the Tenth Street nhurf, which j ii Ju 

* crowded with speciatora at- T 

cWd by the unusual blase. I'cl 

h'' llrenien had little dlfflcuity whe 

siibdiilliB Ihf bloje, 

which ct.i.l 

pletely swept oway the cabin treu 

1 

i'- e^- leaving only a scorched ' •- 

'! »»^ ^ ^ " Th " *»»»I"' tank 

Station Here 

('. Tayiiir, 

rth lit July 

%mtta oamied to bring theig^ Department of Health 

OMinMtoni women uhore. w/-ii o p c 

^MTfiardi itartsd irtincial re- 

Will Pay Expenses of 

^jfaUsn Imnwdlately, Mrs, Hughes \ 

Hygierie Nurse 

,^|fl!lF .risponiei dnd recovered [ —. 

i,«M(iOBintH, but MlM Hall did p W.lfaM. P»nmnrw.n 

fKrtow aw il«u of me for more' ror Welfare Fromotiim 

" m. tta ralautf«. She was carried i __ _ 

Bayous Bridge 

didn't know 

il loud not 

I knew I i 

Origin Is tnknown 

- he said. "I misfit luivi. 

the hoal if I hud iniinediately 

cd a fire exhhMliHher 

whtf-h 

Icise hy. but natunUiy I went 

. rcseilc of my boy who was 

iivrrliQiirii," 

îde or the (lueklnE the bny 

eniiy eacuped uniniiired. In 

in que^linning he Kiatedi "I 

know what It was, I heard 

d hoUe and the first thinB 

w I wiiu In tlw Bay, where 

ietttlme Beach Surgeon 

* C. Darty and leach 

ims 

J«* Je«, who 

M »t the ftospltal tent 

Wffirir Wfer. rt. eouM Be « 

pBWd tothe home of her orotlwr 

MuMta 

BUI, m* Albnry Ave 

BliindSpenta 

^•ToughWeekEncl 

Hit in Head With Hammer 

; ' add Lodged in Jail j 

•"•'j'tMk Stand, eolired. 3sp West 

,rjfftaue, 

spent a tough waek-[ 

r.ebd- nnt one of his asoclatea! 

Budced Uo In thu bead wltb n 

,,fc|BBIBsr 1MB Saturdar eveoinB,! 

JWh*n te sat Into a wrangle over 

: tte'ihergM wltb a lam driver' 

: jad flndir ended up with a; 

•"•î In ihe iltr Jail. BMom- 1 

lei bj hln companion, Bennle 

; JfniTlB, flofcred. «Ii Weit Ave. [ 

"•' «• . • I 

•JBê, .pair,, were picked up liy 

p«M Beckett and Collins 

Jplr ,^ter midnight, 

aland 

il'fe'Werti wKji blend tram the 

..IPjlurj which ho recolvud from 

: 

^)jr:,rtruok wlti a laauner, 

(!£,%#• n«fle»^JT to sunuBon a 

i#:!uia,^ tJie Jail ,io treat the 

Ittrr. .WCjstiMe, Ware thought 

, ,^|J'i^|lppie hsd iufftred sufficient 

i Wbf ,«(ad dJicha'rted them Mon- 

" i 

Mprnflwlilnit .with, t, warning to 

• gs more orderly Is tie luture. 

Colleen Moore Dines 

ji.w 

At Gateway Caiino 

*F',,,W* *"• •!• 1- MeOurk 

! Wi «ni'intertAiB» BITBII. at tfce 

CUmmKi the waning of July 4, 

4W.WL alnlier party, was 

Site Elizahelli StllM. of ilie 

State Department uf lleallh. recently 

tonipleted a survey of 

Ocean City and rscoiununiled the 

! asmhlliihiiient of » Baby Keepwell 

Station here. 

A communication 

from the 

BlaJe Dnparlnienl u[ llealtu. to j 

I Conjliiissionor R, W, Edwardi, i 

< whtgh wag read at the C^mmiHr |, 

j slenars' meeting Tuesday, staled 

1 if the city would provide a room. I 

i preferably in a school, a child 

hygelne nut-M and station would, 

be placed In the resort. The com.' 

niuaicatlen slated that funds are 

available for this purpoue, 

I 

: The SIM ion Is operates lor a 

i rear by the State, nliii if SIICCL.^-, 

1 ful la permanently vptablUhed. 

i The mailer was referred to Comj 

njlssioner Edwarda io take up 

j with the Board of Education, 

! 

The State child hygein.' nuwe! 

1 Is a woman who is w : ell luted 

; and trained for her peculiarly: 

! important joh. She mmi be a' 

\ trained nurse, j 

j Her particular duly Is or an i 

t Qdueaiienal nature, done in gn.' 

\ operation with the par.'hts from 1 

i the period before birth of the, 

ohlld until the time of its entry I 

[ into Mhool, 

j The child hygeine nurse makes; 

frequent 

visits to eipsetant' 

mothers, to whom sUe explains i 

tnetheds of avoiding 

stistakes 

which may affect both the child's ! 

and parent's health. 

Al ihe Baby Keep-well Station 

babies are eiamlned and weighed. 

Physical defects which might • 

athorwtae escape until the child 

reached school age are detected 

and measures taken to have them 

corrected. 

Strictly speaking, the part of 

the chilli bygeine nurse does not 

e under the province of the 

rd of Educiwinn «• >>.•> k«i. I 

can only make appreprlatlens for 

children in puMlc schools. For 

thla reason the monoy for nnane- 

Ing the plans cornea from State 

lunda. 

Condition of Structure 1» 

Not Dangerous 

1 he Bayo 

teetilh gtr? 

sliilr. not i 

lib,j CiJiumi^Munei'^, 

:rf 

wiyi ri.ferreii to 

•r Trout, 

whune liehas 

control of the 

TU. on lhe brldgu is 

liiany places, but the 

it is ill good 

cntu 

fetor Smith reported, 

;i> waa built hy the 

jf the EiijoiM 

tract 

of year* ago. The 

Codify Ordinancet 

of the Co 

Maynr Cha 

J 

Thi. younger lad. Harry, was 

' crii'f stricken with the IOSH, The 

result of bis weening was iipnarenf 

when he Was brought to sliore 

iiftrr renmlriing in the tender with 

hi^ hither until the burnlnE craft 

J was lowed to the wbnrf. 

"1 WHS in the biiek of the hoiit 

* ] when I heard the noise," he giiid, 

j "nnd I Just jumped Into the little 

; boat." 

In addition to the rejnilar equipment 

an Alto outboa/d motor was 

0 

destroyed. This enifino wa» new 

nnd had only beea triea out a few 

' hours earlier for the first time 

on the tender, 

", The I'riendship was a 4(1 font 

e i cruiser equipped with a four eyl- 

"'inder fifty borKepower Scrip eng- 

1 

Ine Ii wiig valued nt le.dilii. Thy 

^' owner said he considered the ves- 

! 

se! a tntal loss and would not 

e 

silteinftt to repair the hull, though 

thn engine will be removed, 

Inipector's Report 

' 

The monUily renorw were re. 

eeiv*.d hy the CornmbiMionerg. 

f Municipal Lien Ryaichor cn!leeted 

In foM illO.DO; Plunibing Innp-ruir, 

114,50; ll.riilh Officer, 

' 114.511, and Electrical Inspector 

1 

1229,50, The money was turned 

f 

over In the City Treiwurfr. 

Thv drivers were ufcea lo 

lh-i- Court, but wen dlnm 

en neither cared io lod 

.laiolnt and the phynlilun 

uicii Mrs, BcBinlever lep 

Down By Motor C 

• when knocked down by a iiiolnr 

ear ue;ii= her liotii*- Sunciiiy iirtrr. 

noon. 

The car was driven hy 

Ruth A. Luougny, 410 Walnut 

Lrine, Oerinantown, The lit I h^ 

niiss was liealed liy Dr= Jcilin I! 

Towns..|nl, 

The elsilii „ rullin iniMl* 

iiittMi ihe driver uii'l un rh:iri:i' 

was brought against her, 

Wyoming Youth Released 

iSiji- aÎei'p mi 

irly HuniUiy n 

"Di 

Iiri.ssi.ii 

fi he told Ma 

pt.an:h rui •Jinployiutiit in the re, 

purl, I!,, lifi iIn- city Sunilay in 

siurth for work. 

DR, CHAS. H, VAIL*"! 

OiTBQPATH 1 

Oceaa City Title & Trust ] 

OSes Hours—Dally, i to 6 I 

By Appolntment-.phoii« I 

Bell 27I.W 

I 

Atlantic Git; Bnsinwi I 

Collree 

f 

14T iouiB VlritlnlB AmraUB i 

Diy and Evening geuient i 

ttlirlHlild, Typewrillng, BOSK' i 

(teiping 

I 

Q. H. HARDCASTLC, Prln, • 

Swimming Instruetar 

Officer Aiiolph BtlnBlinR a lea 

or ii.hs*Mict' for 30 day* In pern 

him tn iake charge of tin- «wli 

in In K pool nl Ihe IliBh Scht 

uhiie ihe summer iieliatd Is 

sussion at tihe rgqueat of Pn 

januis 11. Stevens. 

i call roeki 

0( hem an 

' \lerifin, Pi 

ny fur th.. 

Mi: and Mrs. fj« 

ith their ilnijglii 

Tlwo, V. T« 

"*l Vouf Ht 

Plumbing anfl 

1 ••licit your miro 

fFCS engineering, 

aayiiey 

nd i 

001AH CITS, 

PHONE tfi 

|. ABOng the prominent Boardwalk 

.Hikers these nice summer iM«UatK J. Murplij, of Jenkin. 

ttun was in Ihf resort this Bast 

V " . 

J ; Mli» Clara Kati, of Wpodhlno, 

1( Ittendim the Ocean City Normal 

(UJ BUminer. Miss Knlz Is «liiylnB 

to He NorBiandio Hotel, 

•pull Clly (., 

uigf. Tho Bl.-aklys make ill, 

ônii. in Morehnnlvtlie, 

Dr, arid Mrs, llnrland Mill. 

if tilouce»li.r Clly, ore spend! 

lhe iiionih of July |n Ueian Ci 

Dr, and Mrs, Juhn P, Brennj 

Opens For Season I 

Run. Splinter Into 

Many Social Activitiei 

Foot on Boardwalk At Ocwn City Yacht Club 

New I leadqunrtf-rs Located , ne 

at 416-18 Ocean Avenue I long 

e of the Hoste« 

at 41JJS Oeeai 

iii.id Baturday fo 

lirgenn Dr. Eugene C. t Many social activities are 

overt a spume] aliuut' sclieduled for this month at the 

ss nl n nuitFhHtlPk mid Yacht Club, 

Saturday the Yacht 

ii the fnni nf Ciipiain Club will entertain the conies. 

John 

Freil, of 

the war 

for soldi,. 

during Im 

center g,, 

ut yf poor 

efrcuftv 

' discharged from 

hospitals nnd oiher 

as siiau aa they are 

e to make room for 

fymierly 

located 

in Oc.BAN k "fTTV I SITteU Benjamin lati"pMtcw. : 

Anita Bchultz, Miss Pauline im C)IU)AINL Hotel Normandie. BBndBT ttbrn. 

Drehman, Mlw Vlrsinia ipooner, rnf ! '";S1 l ; n dl, 1 |nJ h iV lhe 11 wOrP»nd" 1 tn5 ">« »"'» »t UltehUren^ ÎM. 

MIHI 

Marie Klein, Mlns Mary fiirninhinn of; HIP Inimr nna mutpr. school 10 A, M,, morning wonhip 

Louise Hiiiiiey. Mi-s Edith Biun- KHnîMSSi"' ftrTirimprSK: » *• M. Bund.y ev,nini emu*;, 

din and Miss nose iimon, 

mi.riln In thp riiy of ownn city, during the aumnier munthaitt toe 

;M,"rffim 

hoiimiiid (Ill 

f T l 

l.MW.) . Doiliir) walk, S p, M. 

l 

T^~ 

n, with his efneien! fitted m a wuHlns ronm for pa, 

will mako worshippers feel troni, of "wildwonn." Cape May 

' 8 church offers the and Philadelphia bu». was openman, 

of Philadelphia 

}' Mr. and M«, Kennelii D. Wai- r^»,. no.,u,,j,» „ ,oe juw,,.,. 

" » have returned from a do- ""'"so- ^ 

ght/ii] 

hunoymiKin 

•jNligara Falls. 

They are nm 

f tanforta,bly egtabllghed In their aa the guest of Edward peenoy, 

•lirtment at the Oxford Hotel, 

_ _ 

— Norman FerBuaon, of Phliadel. 

• Mr, Mai Fell, of Detroit, l» phla, spent the week end in Ocear 

liiiting his father. Dr. Byron M. city visiting friends. 

Fell, in Oiyn Noath, Mr. Fell — 

Ii aUocLated with tha Michigan 

Edward Foeney, of 'Philadelphia 

••11 Telephone Company, 

•?«»« the weelt end in Ocean City 

,^_ 

visiting his parents, 

Muvi Dorothy Avery, of colum- _ —— 

114 University Now York City, 

E i m " nl " e f. "' Philadelphia, 

»«nt the week end with MIHS s » 6nl *"« «"""< 0 »' J ln Omm ri{ >- 

Mr, and Mrs, Wiilnm Wood, of ,, . ,, ~~r, u 

, ,,,, of Holy Trinity f'hureh, Norrlstown 

Philadelphia, spent the mHldoyg 

"_ r l A -- - rrrl I 1 Virifnr »n,i the i'hureh of the Holy Comat 

the Juvenal cottage. O«e»n Avenue entertah,e.l \ lelor , phlindelBhla. 

_ T ami Mrs, luck us of WllmhiBton, Mps „ R wA,,|nnni snnrnnl). 

Mr, and Mrs. Vlrgii Bnldl. of sirs. Ida M, Jackson, of Penn»- Mr. irv|nB u,iy. vloiinlrt. ah

*Kttend*nce at lnau. 

yices of New 

Edifice 

.'.Main Give* Address 

. NK. 

. BN,- 

r Klemu 

ceremonies the 

1/W «H8co or ih« Mrst 

b 

nt Tenth Street 

was dedicut^ 

/ baton A tUrone which 

tthfeliew building to ca 

. C.iWalter Bhelley, pastor 

HWrtlf. prwidcd and made 

n( prayer. In a brief jd- 

H», reviewed flo efforts fi 

I W't SI M* wild and 

U dumped itifflctyDtly far from 

the coast to prevent any ijortlon 

f * l t 

pay 

h 

j 

afloat tram 

h 

•to 

work and Ibi* 

'of the friends of I he 

. It Wai fitting, ho declared, 

ril bttttdlna: be dedicated oQ 

VdaHi^Mcli m 

tbe wsvontv 

* •*••'' itsnary of Jolra H. 

who Is chilramn of ilie 

ttfee srid'B 

.Jaht! 

Wth 

wrtinmio. 

initiate-to 

W P»^ 

wan of 

J. Mllnor Wilbur, ox 

. Her Dr W H. Mall), 

of (he Anwrtain 

PaWjeatlaa 8«:lety. 1etin, 

dedication sermon. UU 

t •Tha flreat Essentlifl." 

, „_.- —. The cost of 

ks fa; }ft',000 Of this euro 

-- I BfedfM tr Ocean Lily 

UfiOO by PhllailelPbU 

In tbe church 

been spent MI.221 IS 

;' H0.M0 yet to be 

tbe chore* 

at the evening ser 

aa addressed 'by Dr 

a "IJplrrotam ar 

writes twelve 

taken' ttrto the 

f fa* (Xterlor and Interior 

Wttf la at striking ap- 

Vhe boUdldg >u der, 

J. M SfcMlchsel, or 

It C urilted by Vivian 

drilling asbbre. except under (be 

most exceptional 

circumstances, 

Aflor tie long continued spell of 

easterly weather I was fearful that 

there might be some drift to the' 

westward 

"I lie dumping or every garbage 

scow that goes to sea from New 

York Is regulated by government 

Inspector under this offtct. who Is 

lot nfrlllated with the city und 

therefore Is ah«olute]y illxlnter 

esttd 

Impraotioelcareful 

(luck of spetdA and 

times ta made ajid saturate reports 

lire nubmUted to tnc which clearly 

ndfeate that nil tows go to fully 

20 miles from Scotland lightship 

I do not belkwe that It Is practicable 

to send the dumpers afprpc 

la,bly further with tbe present e 

aulpment The 20 mile limit wus 

established only two yeHrs iigo 

Previous to that tbe maximum 

limit was 15 mlleji 

' My Information from thP au 

Ihorltlns of the City of New York 

Is to the effect that they deplora 

the present method of garbage dfo 

posal and recognize that tt In 

neither natlsfactory nor scientific 

and also that Is la uneconomical 

One additional Incinerator of large 

site is now under construction, 

others are being planned, anil I 

believe that by a continuance of 

the pressure which Is constantly 

brought to bear on the city ot New 

York, that by the ep t>, ot Newark. 

Pie New Jersey 

„,—. will preach at 

The ordinance of bap- 

I tie observed at tbe morni'flltle 

vhosl will be 

'evinlnc penrlce. which will 

-dr« 

byterisn Churtji. Brlml and Fqd- 

#ral Streets, J-hlUulelpbta. 

He 

was klrully received hy Mr. 

1- 

}. heanj from him i, 

aaddeet Moriw f^t ] 

TMI&D from thn iifg 

Anilaua to be a biixti, 

get away from this c 

Mclntyre aaked, • Hava 

of tna drug abaiu you? 

let mi hgvi, it » Ifs m 

last tilt of morphine, (mtj 

said afterward, It was lih] 

Ins up bit last drop j 

Very SCDH (be liefjmw~Jj 

It was necessary tp earr/1 

Ihc Osnnaiitowji Hotnn 

he wan strapped down 1_ 

lart a ravlna; manl«ifij 

and akntiat dead 

It 

ne reformed. 

Judge—How did joq c 

this country? 

Italian—By air. 

Judge- Flying muchlni't ' ' 

Italian—No, stork 

Rooms 

With Housekeeping 

Privileges 

WERKHEI5ER 

8J6 MQORL.YN TERRACE 

i W 

$5.00 

In beautiful aref 

and wnlte enamel. Hai 

even- Smootbtop Jeature. 

Finished In grey and whit* 

coimM. Mag utility drawer 

and oven heat c$6tro|. 

A Y 

To Pay 

EVANGELIST S. R. SHERIFF 

QF DENVER 

Presche* Tonight and Tomorrow Night «4 7:45 

'$ 

FmreweU AddreM SWd»y, 3:30 P. IV). 

y 

MOODY BIBLE INSTITUTE J 

BOARDWALK TABERNACLE | 

FIFTH fnd BOARDWALK 

Rev, H, Austin Sterling, D ,D, t OF ENQLANO 

Sunrl-y 

Ev,ng.U.tic M^tin,, All Thi, M 9 Dtl. 

THE 

Plymouth Place and Boardwalk 

\ Ocean Cfjy's Finest J 

BEST FOOD 

VERY MODERATt^ PRICES 

Our Delicious Variety of Specjafc îfl 

MacGrath 

IllU8«fftt«d hy Hena0r Jqy- 

L ly Harold \^MO OrMî " Rtilaattd 'thru Auinc&ttsr Sflrvtosj 

XI Ood you bael 

fo 

fully. 

you kuow. Morgan 1 ij 

llevo^ (bat I shiill ntwr uttLiid 

your flrlns party In tin mornliif 

' Jndi_t*l, Arnjltnee jû 1] \n 

there I vroliidn t \ui\n jou ltilut 

It /or ftny^hlng I thought 1' D ha\\ 

it, I(J JlA^P to die jnijll f() u|||, 

|^. 

mo or btTun me 

Jcatinu In tli* ilfioru ij hnj* 1 

led irreslntlhl) to ixtinii 

]ir ut rimlitiu 

»niion' 

| ( ttaatwht pr purDU'it 

VorKnn fttrin d it tin miiiiil 

Watk fnuzzle or lili molwr IK 

WQ3 piimllrtd b> tin un, IJH it\\ 

she mtltiL know or t it m ul 

ftlic imd not tin iliMitrit. fiith 

In ArnilU),! » Rt id im nt H* u 11 

not the innn she « in ^n utôIunK 

sure ot thin thit tin h idnw- ot 

douht rei; irding It L\* r 

mlfnil 

far b&nl Hut nh ( If only h< lndlttH 

spoken the truth' If onlj n\n 1 »i | i 

yoijl 1 

Ho ]iiit)ih.'d out into the «,.ril> ill t ul id 

Jc^ruiij mt< rtd \\ uhiii^tDii «nt(. 

more Jn apltr of Uu hi ivt ii ki 

In eplU ot M)(j Imuiin* ul ii my rn 

She folind an ohtiuii*) hut it i>*it 

able hoarding IIOURO unil Hud 

therr fjiiiotlj To fliiih^ 

Ijtiwtll 

QPf tjf tliu iiN vi n Mhm htu I il 

njtt with ArmitiM 

uh\ viott i 

letkr 

Jt was n iGttc r w hlch V milfl 

naturally tiroiim (In uirlu i(\ uf 

H man tike Low* 11 Ho look M i» 

Kennedy who ctiulUd it hn n ft w I (_jon 

took form iiml %TVVI 

HI IIIH Inloinnlly hrUht. iniml. 

Iî\V4;|l hud n 1 and c in 

ti ittl nvi u 

Sh tlioilf-lit it Hlj inu tint tn 

did not r it»i hK inn k inommli 

WlH It 111 ill ll>[)f IM ll Hill lllHtltli 

the pain r i uriiiUHl3 

111 iiiriimlli lit wt, fku Im 

KIU 

hu.it no iit.t tl tu 11 'til &ii 

uouM him knovwi Unt paini in 

the dark unioni, ill otlitrj in tin 

Wnrlil tj tilt lllifL f(tl ot It 

It v-\w hi r uiuiTiugc citiilcit* 1 

sin I nit IKd hinktiil) sin p Kid 

through t sinful irlj trjint, onUal 

mil now out or It i iM> tn r 

m ni [ 11,- mm' 

hs kd 

ArmltaKo rend; 

"IjitiUttnimt ChnrlcH i,owi*ll: 

"Will yon «lo nit; tin: lioimr 

to mil If I KIVC you 

Rebekah Head 

Will Entertain 

100 Orphans 

25 Children of ' Newark 

Home To Be Guests of 

Mrs. E. Henderson 

Will Be Here For a Week 

women flnd war for inv 

Well 

XI iilum niini hu\i you to MJ 7 

Tin rfilly Inn t much 11 -\\ 

N thert' 

"\-au tried to murder m> ouJ 

njy bodj Ifl nothing 

Parron kinm dy frowned 

H 

wftnltd to humbly tl)i^ crcilme to 

wring tenra from thoô unfiHirlni 

eyes to bond hfr to lur kn ti t 

BCG htr bnndi 1M?H out In pi^lnn 

iiti (juppllcatlfin ho wanted noth 

s Utm tlLin tint 

J wai ti raro fftfil that ntelit 

I uhoulil 

shot ynul' 

ttiltn^c. 

turns dl 

Tl(* 

\oii* 

ht lud t iviii in -ii nr> M « ,• 

on tht tf r l||K Hi 

Ilii^ ilnuli M w i ' MM M 

iilimt hid lucn nor ralth in hl« 

1 > dt', Illlll ilS sll. hklil lilTil 

tint not Uu 1* lit inkllnv, of tlie 

ti ri h ul L\CT comt to hti 

I oik* II Wit" ittitif hi tint (pom 

wlun Arnittnn 

lout ttn Hki \ tinn 

v,ho n ul l/i r n idling htiil aid fir 

< lid I Ml 

I t.»uK I- mm Artiiil t • out n[ 

K "im > i I nis to nff,iit 

mid 

A II It t| t ^ Hi f u pit Ihl 111 iri H 

\i I ti ltor* 

I tl n t in* w I im si f wint 

1 t) I no\i f n ni in v-hlrli (Mil 

hi n i) I htr 1 ulil 1 r Hi t 

li u i I irttn I I wtuli hi t 

I 1 i iv i i ll t l i l t 

^ u 

T I Artnfu 

I 

sell ii 11 11 > hpi ni) i on i 

( t i ut r f tho t c 1 >t i H hi 

jtunUV - 1 i 1 t III i l \HI\H ill f II 

li t( tt \ a ii obi jjijn M i uu 

I rune will IM h( i 

I1 oil tl' ii H i cuipmh l 11 f i 11 

i tin 

\\ thin M minutes \ nil o 

Jiid i Imih I into i drcbii h MUn 

d hllppiTB He lull] 111 plr-(«lH 

on th< libk Kentm ly n f "i 

\tr\ fiiej uitl wtaij h 

lotkfd 

\nMhinK ifcrmiL, i kt I At 

\\t uncdy "rlnpod "X flans of H! I rry 

ul (i it on tho (nblu Hi fin 

r FH tout I (il th 

pMnln und h i 

ok tlpm up nnd bnlnmol them 

oa liiu hro-ul piltn» Su'Mt.iil> ho 

riall/rd thit though tin rorni ^ it 

(ty wirm (ho weapons w rt M ry 

cold 

Which of ion two Hnittthetl 

Tiinnt IJ' nifort out of tin lmittli 

I with oiilnoui 

._ And any nothing to Ar 

iflttaEt to-nlgat 

On tho folio wink afternoon Lo 

Well was admitted to a mudf At 

hquBo In tho inlddlcÎass district 

t Xpa Hjiht In tho room wft^ not 

v PFy JTood Jiut presently he saw 

Uw flfiuro of a worn in bi r b ick 

g/ to the window 

'II am Jeanno peaufort 

elit* 

J l qulctty 

*l brought you her** to n^t i 

4ftyfiUon \yho was tho mm 1 

flurried that nlRht 7 

Rome 11 men it 

&4fTng as If. I were eotng mod' J 

«tt^ a proud womnn pho Rank to 

hMj knees suddenly 'Bê on ny 

Wee? I ask you! Tbo name the 

nthie* 

uWhy in tho world should you 

t»* Th** man did not even touch 

r Ijond You eia^Kerate the af 

Any court will annul It' 

:• he llvlnff or dead* 

" hHYft Hworn never to reveal 

man's name But It waa not 

, . ho mftrrf6d you. Of I would 

bfâk, one by one all tho oatbn a 

i might swear to claim you aa 

JWtt/* » 

t tried to lift Her up but abe 

dead êlsht 

ilooi'n i> ind a in in In 

front 

< f it: Twt n\oh rs wen 

ltvoled utfidlli- in Ills dbection 

rhc «triisi,*T wor i mn^k 

Iim*) twidvi bullets *nd n-hon 

I plioot it will bo to kill Xakttav 

ttiit revolver from tho table girl 

Now step back lowird |m Mvn 

stand nsldo a little lut toko hetd. 

not to turn Quick ftlrl' 1 * 

F*im n*i ho *>pok( Jt nine wad 

obeying his orderi Sho drew back 

from the troopers 

who moved 

aside for bar Imt tlhl Tint turn 

They Ind n coKnlêd the death 

not*? In tnat ÔIPC 

As the door swung into plncr 

Jeanne it rescmr heard a ^yoll of 

use , 

Morgan! Sbgot, you too 1 " 1 ' 

Rrtt In thS 6hAd(JwS tho fueltWri 

mounted Bifely nnd avmy Tho 

maa ui\M kept tlie mask on hN 

fneft He haH not uttered A aluck 

word since cnterlnr the lane Ila 

suddenly drew In nnd Jcannos 

horao stopped of ltd own accord 

* Charles Jjtnrell ebo safd rfllh 

or broathlejsly 

I shall nlwayfl 

remember what you hivo dono 

for mo tills nlgbt You promised 

me twelve hours Thank JO^Ttmr 

way i» ixiolt taere. 

v \ 

hit nlfeht ? 

hi n*» 

(< ontlmlfd 

Mis. 

Heudcrtton 

City 

(".ratid of Uu O( 

nf Uiliik Lilt will tntTluIll 

llv < oi PIKUM frum tht In 

ill pi uiU nt Oid*.i of Ori't Itllnni 

Oiphan Il'imt ni NiWiiik ut iht 

Html* i fin Cuttaei 

Tlljl Anluiry 

Avi tiui in xL wttk 

Thf 

t)illdi i u v- ill be uccnpi 

or tin) Mipt lint* nni nt or tin* 

homo. 

agtft 

Tho youiifjmera whom. 

itoklnr foi wurrf with drllsl 

to thn iiriimlHtd trip to tht* nhoi 

U will In th. flmt eilmp^t nf tl 

ct m tor H(\tral 

Tin chill" n will be hnmJ.t t, 

irean rify tomori ow In nioto 

(mil by Mi nnl Mr* W Hindi 

ton MIH Pt ul D'chinliach 

I In 

ry f litnlw )rk J( Kt^ph Broailley ai 

Liiilin •it Met < r iiiIth 

A r nti'l of (Litiusenitiit 

rhtdul^d 

fir tht y ttnîti 

Ur nif,'i tin ro "Be latlon »f th 

Ifinlw (lit uimifli meiit pioprhtfi 

Mfk tbe r-hiMrrn w|*|| b t ikt 

in Atl n tic City 

A niiinlor or th* lor il Rj.bt 

kuh i tfftn t tr tntcrtiifi) tin 

here for a *t(k but thi 

irnt of th< liinii 

cuul 

nt t ptrmlt tin yjutiK^li H to 

l> ir it( 1 In various honiiK froi 

mutily the lit id < f tlie lor 

Rt btk ilis hnd i cottnj, 

npnei'i 

to i nUrl iln all wlilcl 

iht IH il'iinj, at litr own LXDI 

The Wiit Ooian Cliy CompiU: 

tt i 1 thi use of its Iiiri,i bu 

(aki the cliiWri.it tack tj 

homo 

FOB SALE 

42 inch Simplex Lroner 

In Perfect Condition 

HOTEL ALVYN 

614 Brighton Place Ji 

Delicious rtome Made 

ICE CkEAM 

Delivered Tb Yojur Door 

Bj^ Quart and Up 

French an 

Special Attentioi) tq êddinga and 

Pnvatc Parties 

Chocolate* «nd I 

Oceaty 

* i#ti: 

l Im ettect-ve «Hhur tu or 

,> rwurtH to rhlliMl*:H)iiij 

dlHHntlHfaclton wm cauw 1 i 

t ht local rwldiMi t H from 

t (hut pontons 

traviJInK 

tho 

MTC ill*:*' to Imy a 17'iay i ; 'l» 

licfcH hut If ft piLMMDiif^fif pn 

charted ii tick(-t from Oarnn CV.v 

to Plillndelplila tlio rntr wp i;on 

Hfd4>rniily hlithor, 

Tin. 1 

K^nci-fli direct *ir the f 

fluctlon it wnfl pointed mil in t 

%\vr whut virtually 

JUnoulltrt tc 

i>xiMir:4lon mt Atlantic City vlu troll.» 

IM7 

Cupu May $1 7^ \i 9- 

Tht m * iate IK },t.nfl uul} fm 

two duyn tht txlHtlnj, 17 IuK umd< po»Hibl* |jy tht. two 

day ntlti nvi t Lhe H Riilir ratt 

rinpo! fmm U 62 in Allmtlc 

4.ity to %2 80 to t ipi May 

Tin ntw lYcUmlon mlt It vmi 

I in t her pnitii*.!) out tiirlt i all 

IirMltR'H (if flint tlflS^ tickiln III 

to Pullman nnd hiirf.a^t itrvtri 

Bi&hop Denny To Preach 

Bl&hnp Culll lift Oenny. D. !>.. t 

I., !>.. or Illrhtiuind. Va.. twill i» 

bo t|u' most tlocun'iit lihihop of 

thu Mrthnditit ICpiarnjijil 

Church 

Bonth, will prouch at t !in Oniup 

Grot i nil 

Tnlx.-riuielr on Rundiiy 

July 17. 

Hard Luck 

Hut Malone. MlnnruDolln pitch 

er. rtcunUy rttruck out six hat 

toiti In a row—ono ithort of tho 

wdild'ri record- -imt wim beat en 

by Hi..' MMwjLUfeco club, 6 to 2. 

Now Dohby remember your 

m inntm and don t turd 

around 

and Htaro But who In that woman 

directly In lilnd >ou 

in 

SALON DE BE. 

Wo carry B. special: 

SHI) Hosiery 

Mr*. Frond* to 

Phone U3$~W 701. 

(Formerly of Pol) 

A thine done 

;PH t rouble tomorrow 

. today iiirans I 

The Diner's CHoicfe 

Distinctive, Shore Dinner* 

Chicken Dinner De Luxe ' , 

Popular Week Day 

Luncheons 

$ 1.25 per Person 

gpOOOOOOOOCOOOQi 

•FOLLOW OUR AUCTIONS 

Your Opportunity To Buy Seaside Property at Your Price in>Our 

N 

p p y y py 

AUCTION 

IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS 

SATURDAY, JULY 16th • 

' 

THE FOiiOWTNG UST OF PROPERTIES WILL BE OM©: 

;, New LaMonte Hotel, comer 8th and Ocean Ave- 

^ " ' nue, SO bedrooms with running water, furnished. 

Six stores on Eighth Street. Lot 100 ft. front 

by 60 ft. depth. 

722 Simpson Avenue—Colonial Bungalow, five 

rooms and bath, garage. 

2205 Central Avenue—Two-family Apartment, 

and bath; second floor, 6 

ihd 

Lt 30 b 

205 Central Aven 

first.floor, 5 rooms 

bh f 

firflor, 5 ; , 

rooms and bath, furnished, garage. 

Lot 30 by 

toft. 

1261 Asbury Avenue—Two^tory and basement 

comer residence; 9 rooms and 2 bath*; basement 

contains 5 rooms and bath, furnished. Lot 

. 40 by 100 ft. 

2816-2818 Central Avenue—Each half 7 rooms 

and tile bath. 

13S4 Tioga Terrace—Attractive bungalow, 6 

rooms and bath. Arcola heat. Lot 42 by S3 ft. 

7l7-7l9 Asbury Avenue—Business property cen- 

4 lr£Hy located, containing 2 stores; 2 apartments 

each 7 rooms and bath; 2 apartments each 8 

rooms and bath; 3-car garage. Lot 30 by 100 ft. 

329 Haven Avenue—Six-room frame cottage, fur- 

Lot 25 by 115 ft. 

I &. Wesley Ayenue—Nine rooms, 

J»th; 3 rooms in basement, furft. 

facing the ocean with riparian 

itral Avenue—Each half t rooms 

;e*t that you inspect any property in 

Dutch Colonial Cottage on Seabright Road, bet-f'1 

Surf and Wesley Roads—Ten rooms and tile Jf 

bath. Lot 34 by 138,30 ft. 

LotTlmS^to 1617, 

tafeTSe^WrSto.Road. 

Wesley Road, 30 by 101.5 ft. each. 

-u-t.i^r,' 

Lot 535, Section 5-G, Central Road, 30 by 110 ft -I 

Lots761-762, Block 5302, 53d & Central 

m by 100 each. 

Lott—467-468, Block 2003, Section G, 30* «»4;f. I 

Asbury Avenue, 60 by 100 ft. ' 

Lou 761, 762 and Northeasterly 20 ft. of Lot 763, t?\ 

Sectipn C 120 ft. both sides of Wesley AveM^,' I | 

comer 31st 4 Wesley Avenue. Riparian right*; ' JB 

Southern half Block No. 2116, plan of Riviera Sec- i| 

tion. 

Lob 312 to 317, inclusive, Section F, Haven Ave-i 

nue, between 28th and 29th SU., Lots each 40,if| 

by 115 ft. to J5 ft. l l * 

Lot No. 69, Ocean City Bayous, Section 1710, 

27.4 by 100 ft 

Lou 493. and495, Block 210, N. comer 3A A Ceii- '"I 

tr»l Avenue, 90 by 100 fL 

tote 71r>428-339, 38th Street Section 

'."•it 

Lou 12, 13, 14, comer Morningside a 

Roads, 115 by 80 ft. 

50, ft Lot, «outh side of Wesley Avenue, I 

31st and 32d Street, >vit> riparian righU. 

Beesley'*' Point Bung»(ow on Shore Road, 

• Roosevelt Blvd.—Four rooms and bath, 

by ISO ft 

iri interested before the dajfdj^ 

Write or;,'jphono.fpr complete illustrated catalog. 

7thand Asb

Armsti 

:?tiii*> 

NK. 

to Her 

i John lU are doiiii » good job of it, 

_j.Cobb, Wheat and Collins out, the A's lose much of their 

, Vet there is no doubt that the club has been doing better 

Ibc jountn blood in their placet with the possible exception of 

Bui Lamar wu dine a tew aft and it would bt folly 

time to compare Collins with Bishop at a second 

j. Thi veterans have the baseball brains, but if 

oil ii necessary to ui« ball games, there are quite a 

men right in Ike International 

League who would be 

in the majors 

today. 

. • • • 

WHITE Sol HITS SKIDS 

. White Sox h»ve been slipping ever since they ran into the 

, and it looks as if they will keep on the downward path for 

Murdo Mackenzie has auemblei 

an aggregation Of young collegian) 

to reprsMnt Ocean City on the 

diamond during the seaion. The 

Infield la competed at 

"Mary" Oelp. 

Delp will be re. 

nembered at a gridiron star wit 

the West Philadelphia High, w 

Hgckman, who holds down second, 

Is • luekneU product, and eeae 

or the West 

Philadelphia HIE 

team, 

M J, Mackenile, lueknell star, 

Blared oa the varsity team too 

two yean nt this university ani 

Is holding down the short leli 

berth, Mackenzie was captain o! 

the Biickiiell team during hit last 

yean. Rommel takes care or the 

hot corner. 

Chick Zahn, at Peddio, will be 

the first string receiver. The hetv 

Ing aquad Includes Graham Ones 

ney, of Buckneil. who gave an example 

-on Monday of what the 

fans may expect by trimming Tul 

pohocken, fanning seven and allowing 

the same number of hlu 

Cheiney has remarkable control. 

He will be aided by MeMeney 

of Bwsrthmore, and Effle Townsend, 

who is the only local product 

on the team. When not twirl 

Ing Townsend will be used in the 

outfield, 

Carl Zeber, former W, P, H 

half-hack. 

located in mldield. 

hile Nicholson, sf Peddle, played 

rl(ht Held OB Monday- 

Nicbelion 

alto playt Srst hue. McClsln. of 

W, P. H., aad 0, P, lUesuth, of 

Penn Itste, will snternate la the 

iBfleld and outfleld. 

On flaturday the CoIleglUB will 

cross hati with the Big Harbor 

nine, rape Mar city is booked for 

Tuesday, Haeknaa will all the 

bill u field manager. 


Makes Debut 

With Victory 

Collegians Down Tulpehoeken 

Reds in Hard 

Fought Diamond Battle 

Viiitori 1 EiTors CMtly 

DOB. TU'l 

TUl-POBOCKBN B?M 

K H 0 A 

Wllm«T, ct. 

Burton, lb 

JOBIUOD, £. 

DoBonB, M, 

naad, lb. 

Reed. 3b. 

Humes, p. 

McShano. If, 

llaekman, rf. 

0 1 

0 0 

1 0 

0 1 

0 1 

1 I 

» I 

1 1 

0 o 

Totals I 7 11 

OCEAN OITT 

• 1 

MaekeBile, ss, 

Hsckmsn, Jb. 

Rommel, lb, 

Delp, lb. 

Townsend, It, 

Zeyher, cf, 

Nicholson, rf. 

ZahB, s, 

ChegBeJ, p. 

Total! 

'ulposocken 

Ocean Cltr 

B H O A 

0 0 0 1 

0 9 11 

0 1 I 

0 1 

1 1 

1 0 

0 I 

1 o a1Io p 1 

0 o 

1 0 

I I If t ! 

100100100-3 

tlSOOOOIOl—5 

For G)meback 

of Gus Felix 

Fanner "Gnat IF' ftayir 

Now One of the Most 

Valuable Dodger, 

He is a Potential 

Star 

Bored-walKer 


Drops Court 

House 7 to 6 

Local Team 

WITH Game 

By Rally in Ninth Inning 

—Beat Kimblc 

Tewnsenel Winning Pitehe? 

WUbert Robinson, who has wot 

two penUBta with team* mainly 

composed of Blaytn dliurdHi by 

other bif elubi, bat aecoBpIiibed 

another miracle. He has driven 

the gloom away from Gloomy Qua 

Mil aod thereby made hie left 

"elder one of the nusl TiluaUe 

of the Robias, 

Felli, who is spending liia flfth 

year in the najon, haa always 

been known ai a -great If ball 

pl«yer—that is to lay, evtry one 

admitted he would be "great if" 

he could reillie upon his natural 

ability. But, unfortunately, he, 

seemed unable te do so. 

A bora heavy Bitter, • clever 

fielder aad base runner, possessed 

of more thin the usual diamond 

knowledge sad with the nrongest 

ad most accurate arm of any 

National League outfielder, gus 

nevertheless proved a disappointment 

to tbo Boston Braves, for 

whom he labored three rears. 

What Is the beat » Mead an tie 

To MJ souli to you or met 

The beat Wood to U atmoephsre 

Waim wllfc «M lnaDkmtton dew 

Wherein mo tmaiho Uu lan>> 

frea WMth 

Of life that Mtk no Ulnt or 

death; 

Our friend la an unconocloun part 

Of every IN* Mat of our Mwt 

A BtrengtJn, • gTowtli whenoe we 

derln 

God's hesVth that keep* the 

world 

It laot ISs 'amWrnti 

wont*, 

.Jhsn symytUns; soes 

Nor Is It tha man who na«U *fmt 

Bimrtog * gay iitti* soots 

Tha song and tha smile are well 

worth while, 

they erent a bluff. 

Prorldsd laey « . 

tat hem', to the nan who mule. 

Ana IMa ftoaB^_tta itnf, 

Bill BriniMe In ao tomjh bo 

couldn't cat i*dy On««fs 

naiem 

tbey tad trim 

W 

An oume* of co-opemtlon la 

better 

ttan a oound of conuwcofg 

their aitcMnsa, 1 ' saM a Ooe»n 

Oitr man, 

The Ocean Oily 

•Inmed Cape Msy Court Houae 

in » thrilllBg diamond battle »t 

MuBlelpai Field On liursday af. 

naoa bf the S€SF@ of f to S, 

neldentallr defeating Jack Kim. 

ie, the «t«r twlrler of the OOUB. 

,y league. 

The game H I a alp and tuck 

affair which wan't decided until 

two men ware out in the 

inth Inning. 

Ocean City scored Bnt when 

ackeule Blngled and adnnced 

n Kaokmaa's aacrHee and iwnd 

Court 

House 

la the •Mond 

Clark's 

rened the boat. 

esore 

IMs In the 

which wu played on the 

an Monday afternoon 

before a good crowd, by 

core of 5 to 3 

The Collegians made a good Imresslon 

Id their first effort, playing 

with their heads up at all 

and going through In the 

pinches 

Erne Townscnd's oncand 

caUli of Humes foul, after 

long run, and Burtons tricky 

atch of Mackenzie's foul In the 

c 

jseconij luolns, were fielding feuv_.—dy 

pitching from Lyo'ne, Thomas, Faber and Blantenship tucl " 

ftne'3ox m the fight for awhile, but they need more good hurling 

i them going. 

tor 

that matter, the Sox haven't been getting such good 

g lately. 

Thomas hasn't done so well in recent suns and 

has Fiber nor Blankenship. 

fi 

Fiber nor Blankp. 

.Thtii, too, the infield is unsteady. 

The veteran Peckinpaugh 

iAplaced Hunnefield at short, but there u no telling when the 

' : will claim the aged Peck. Ward is doing well enough 

_, but he ii, not hitting. As for Hunnefield, he is an 

type. He is running true to last year's form. In fact, he 

: might b* tenned a good spring ball player, 

he early stages of last season Hunnefield was a sensation 

tverett Scott out of the shortstop position by his great 

hitting. 

Then he ilumped in both departments of the 

Rtctntl), hswtver, Hanneifield'i work fell off and he 

wauhing tht games from the bench. 

The Keds checked up oue la the 

first Inning when Delp let John- 

"Oo'» hard drive get away from 

him, DOQOT&U followed with a 

triple 

Ocean City collected three In the 

V Saili 

sBoat 


ling Races 

of One-type 

'ftavees on Egg 

Race Saturday 

Brick's mil. 

Mt raw ot the 

**tr* *al# 

n 

U» .bay fhla tum 

I iru Iwld os Uon- 

Waa the 

| clug to Anchor Point buoy and 

return. 

Pearl got oft to a good start, 

-but 

was closely followed by 

James. 

James missed the buoy 

*v about six reet on his first 

effort to swing around It and 

unle probably cost him the race 

Pearl, fwlth irlnd off the Quarter, 

swung around the buoy before 

James had a chance to recover 

and aided to the tide won 

rather easily. 

The first race of the one- stepper 

hydroplanes, with outboard 

motors, will probably be held at 

the Yacht Clofe this Saturday 

afternoon. The motors, which 

wen delayed u 

Cliy. •r.reveport, Charleston and 

th» R.iivea, 

But It appears he 

ll'li E upoc his poulbilltUi 

at Uu, 

Yacht Races 

July I—TrachtsBwn's Club taw 

from Bsaingion to Oceas city 

Yacht Clul). 

August 6—Rices at LuLu 

Temple Yacht Club. 

August 

10—Haces at Ocean 

Oltr TaAt Club. 

Loeal sailboat, yacht ssd out- 

5»ard motor races every ntnrday 

a/ternoon at Ocean City Yacht 

Club, 

Fairy Tale; Once upon a time 

there was • chorus fM who was 

not hungry after the show. 

Those ,who an freest with eonplalnto 

usually have little ekn 

to offer, 

•ome say It with Bowen, n n 

by wire, by Baying It hy looks U 

the cheapest and aafest, 

Dorothy: 

ButT surelr. you 

didn't tell him atrallht out that 

you loved him? 

Jane: Goodness, no I He nlmplj 

had to gqueeie It out cf KM. 

•onehew when * man la dishonest 

the news gets out on hint 

quicker than when he's honest, 

sfiulngi 

I've often thought 

I'd like to be a eat. 

And lie knund all day 

Uk« that, 

Urbana. Ohio Democrat. 

Man's like a eat . 

In some things. I eurmise; 

He proiulo around all night 

And lies. 

Notea tad Bllta PurehuM or DlKounted— 

OyerdraHa 

Stocks aitd Bond* 

Bond, and NoKgaj 

Cob on Hand 

W«*n 

Surely all this agiutlon 

Of humanity ia wrong: 

Dp 

Ohseka tad Cash lieu. 

One front 

Banklng-bouM Furniture and Fixtures. 

Other Ami 

Capital nock Md 

Burplus 

Undivided Pronts 

Time DtpM 

Time CertlflcitiM of Mpesli 

Total Time 

Demand Deposits. 

Certined Checl 

Treasurer'f Check Out Bt»ndlng_ 

Due to Banks, 

Trust Funds Awaiting Investment 

Bills Payable. 

Reserved for Interest and Twes. - 

Guaranteed Mortgage Trust Certlflcat 

OTATH OF MBw imaiT, tjorjNTT or CAPE MAY, 

William B, Massey, President, and James F. Koch, 

of the abovs named company, being severally duly aworn. eact 

himself deposes and says that the foregoing statement Is tils,' 

the beat of his knowledge and belief. 

•uhseribed and swart to before WILUAM V. MAgeEY. 

me this seventh day of July, A. JAMBS r. KOCH. Treasurer. 

B. liJ7, CORRECT—ATTBST: 

ROLAND BTEBLMAN. 

0- HOMBB 

Notary Public of N. J. 

JAltBS If, CHB8TBB. 

First the flivver did lla darndestjMy Commission expires March Ii, 

HABAY HKADLBT. 

The ,the Charleston came along,! 1111. 

H i i 

R. H. O. A. B 

Totals T 1 27 14 1 

Count Haas* -01*000 0 0! « 

Ocean City 100031031 7 

Struck out—By Ttowneend, 4- 

by Klnmle. ». 

Br ike tjB.* boy JM» 

kaom «v«rvtJi«n»- r *' " 

•hi tad jut been klased, 

"You'll pay for thlsl" she storm, 

ed, "III toll father and hell-" 

"Bqt, dear—" be started te object, 

"Bh! Hare oe cones now," 

004 withkamp iay« wBta you 

le H photograph of a BUB with 

hit on. you know 

what 

happened Is his hair. 

The trouble with committee work 

Is that nobody does any work. 


National 

Bank 

Ocean City, N. J. 

"You An a Stnagw at Una Bank Bat Onctt" 

"?K0OND NEWS SECTION 

J EDITORIAL-FEATURES OCEAN CITY NEWS OCEAN CITY. NEW 

nnurinxTs 

SECTION 

I axi Driver 

Killed in 

Wildwood 

fifed To Avoid Striking 

| Two Giil* and Car 

Upset in Collision 

OCEAH CITY, IOT JEBHET, FEIBAT, JULY 8, 1M7. 

High School Student 

TH» UMON DOT HC*m 

KNOW* HO 

Ing been designed to give them the 

utmost pleasure during their star 

it the resort, 

John J. Kay, Jr., heads the en. 

tertalnment 

committee of the 

Chamber of Commerce In charge 

of the event. His co-workers are 

Frank D. Callus, president, who 

has charge of the program i Mrs, 

H. raster Ooslln, Walter Harrison, 

William Crete). Hunter Tushlne 

ham and Robert O. Herpont, 

The girls were met In Mayor 

Keadriek's reception room, City 

Hall, Philadelphia, shortly after 

noon Thursday. 

They made the 

trip to wlldwood by bus. stopplni 

enroute at Brtdgetan and Vineland 

for local reeepUoai, 

Saturday night they were form 

ally welcomed to the City of wild, 

wood at n dinner at the Hotel 

Adelpht.-Witte, the party headquartem 

thia year Frank Collins 

acted as taastuaater, being introduced 

by Marshall Balnbrtdce. Jr, 

the secretary, A repreientatM of 

Mayor Culver, who is nl. welcomed 

the visitors to WUdwood, 

Mayer Orvllle T King, of Wild, 

wood GMt, president of the Hotel 

Association, spoka for, ths onat 

and his organlutlori: Rev, Paul 

Neff, of the Lutheran Church, ei 

tended a welcome on behalf of 

the churches, Mr, Kay outlined 

the program and Mm. Grace Coglll, 

chaperone, spoke. 

The girls attending the party 

this year are Rebecca FUllips and 

Mary Ford, Mt Hollyl Hose 0, 

Qulnn and Rosemary 

McManus, 

Philadelphia; Martha Bamett and 

Mary Baisett, Bridieton, twine; 

Mulie Baker and Berales Huber. 

Chamberehiirg: Esther Xetterlng 

and Once - Ksuffman, Lebanon; 

Madalon Dosh and Dorothr Wild, 

won, Carllilei ITUGCS Hawkey 

and Lillian Connor, Burlington; 

Doran Klnderman and Buth Hilner, 

Harrlsburs; Jeane Harper and 

Adels 

Blam, New fork; Una 

Berkgelser and Florence Candee, 

Pottsville: Ruth Johnion, Washing, 

toni phrllliReed and Hoilye laro. 

Vlneland; Margaret Pentoii 

and Margaret Cunningham, Wilmington; 

Betty Brlggs and Ethel 

Jhspman, Carbons*!!; Marf Cor. 

Ish and MrrUae Bowen, Bavannah; 

and Laura Lynch and Kathryn 

Hstfleld, Pottslown. 

Hotels co^peraung with the 

hamher of Commerce lo help 

make the annual party a euccoas 

are the Abbey, Dayton. Breakers, 

Selpp. Savoy. Wlldwood Manor. 

Dorsey, Sheldon. Beacrest, Key 

atone. Arlington. Ocean Crest. 

Dickinson PIttaburg, Seaside. Adelphl-Witte 

and the Seavllle 

Almost all the girls attending 

be party come to Wlldwood as 

he winners of contests conducted 

newspapers or local organltatiDus 

In their home cities and 

Wlldwood reaped a great amount 

of advertising as the result of the 

contests, msny ot which were In 

operation for several weeks 

The program prepared tor the 

girls Is an eitenalve one and sure 

to meet with their approval Despite 

the many trips and surprises 

arranged for them, the visitors will 

have ample opportunity to enloy 

the bathing 

A feature or the fkitj 

which attracts 

much attention la the conteat 

among the girls to decide the 

most popular one. This feature 

la operated hy ths girls themselves 

and the standing* not known until 

the Una] night, whan the girl 

with the highest number of votes 

announced and Invited to return 

to Wlldwood In, August to 

act *a aueen of ths annual babr 

pared*. The four girls receiving 

i next highest number of votes 

in 

Invited to return to apt as 

T attendants. 

MT tils dolls yoii don't need 

In Security Trnat Company. Caps 

City, when they 1 

will earn 

jleo' four per cent, UfttrMt In the 

oiPartiBitt. ' ~ 

Sea Isle Had 

Fourth 

In Years 

Boarding Houses and Hotels 

Crowded and Manv 

Private Homes Filled 

Holiday Without Accidents 

flea Isle City experienced the 

most suMeufu! Fourth ot July 

in the history of th< re- 

•ort. 

Hotels were crowded lo overwhllft 

many of the beard 

h 

g 

y 

ing houses and private homes 

were also ttied to csjpaelty. Many 

of the visitors camped, on tha outsklrts 

of the city and en tha 

beuh In the upper and lower 

aectlottl si the city. 

Mayor 

Maurice M. Bofroney 

staled that the blg(eat crowd In 

the history of sea Isle City wu 

entertained, 

Il.> said that Bo arrests 

were made, BO duorders of 

any kind occurred and thai not 

a single accident marred the observance 

of the holidays. 

The day was a round of tvents. 

In the atternoon, field events 

were held on the beach. In whloh 

girls and boya participated, 

well aa the older folks. At the 

band pavilion joehar'a Military 

Sand gave s splendid concert, 

In the evening a splendid display 

of (.reworks took place on 

the beach, before a lares throng, 

who 

lined the pier and the 

Boardwalk in the vicinity, 

over 

three hundred pieces were Mt oft. 

he display Including many unusual 

and beautiful designs, 

Craig Hall reported that the 

hostelry mm ailed the entire 

week end, the management dl 

clarlng that It was the best in 

their history. 

Among the guests 

were Mian Msrlo Ilodgers. Miss 

Mary Ford. Mia Mary Freltag, 

MIse Marie Volger, Harrr Craig, 

Jr., Mrs, Harry Hammond and 

son, Rlobard, James. Bums, John 

linens, Thomas UHMhales, C. 

B, Mttralth, all of Philadelp 

Mrs, Ysusha Comfort, of Atlantic, 

and Mr. and Mrs, William 

Mans, at Dublin, Inland. 

Charles Hahn. proprietor of 

Hahn's Hotel reported that It 

was the best holiday crowd In 

the history of the hotel, stating 

that over ntty people ted to be 

turned away, 

Amonc Ana guests 

at the hotel was tho Hrooalyn 

Motorcycle Club, twenty merabera 

of the club and their Mollies 

•topping there, 

Stevens Hotel, ths Ocean flew, 

the Surf House, the colonnade 

also reported a most successful 

holiday business, ' 

The Colonial 

Bate], on the 

Boardwalk, which opened over 

the week-end under the direction 

of Miss Carol Miller, of Cjmden, 

also was crowded to capacity. 

Stone Harbor 

Dedicated 

Memorial Pier 

Resort Had Day Filled With 

Stirring Program of 

Event* 

Dr. C. E, Ware, Speaker 

Tha dedication of the Charles 

E. Bower Memorial Pier was the 

outstanding feature of stone Harbor's 

a||-diy Fourth sf July pmfram, 

which opened with a big 

•ports program at 1:90 and continued 

until noon, 

A record 

breaking crowd nf pleasureêeken 

enjoyed the holidays at the 

Reckless 

Drivers Paid 

Many Fi 

ines 

State Polite Had Bmy Time 

Over Week End Rounding 

Up Violators! 

Were No Serious Accidents 

•tate Police waged a war on 

reckleu 

driven over the week 

end, besides reprimanding a num 

ber of motorists for minor in 

fractions o[ the motor 

vehicle 

laws, no serious Occidents occurring, 

i 

As a result of reckless drlvlne 

on laturday, Cltftord W. Weaver. 

«°«- of Philadelphia, was Bned |io 

Bdward Smith was chairman' and coaM (or driving in a reek 

Glowing Tribute To 

Wife Paid in Will 

Robert S. Hand Made Wife 

Sole Beneficiary 

Among the wills admitted to 

probate during the week al the 

Surrogate 1 ! Office 

iwas that of 

rtobert 8. Hand, of Cap« May 

City, who died June 18, In that 

city. Ilia wife. Kate 6. 7 

made sole beneficiary and named 

executrix. In the will, the deceased 

paid a glowing 

tribute 

to tho virtues of his wife. 

In the will of James ISynon, 

of Phlladerpnle, a former resident 

of Cape May County his children 

and grandchildren were made (he 

beneficiaries. 

His eon, George 

R., and son-ln-Uw, 

Hubert J 

Kay, of Wlldwood, were named 

executors. 

Coast Guards 

Go To Rescue 

Of Fishermen 

Seven Sea Isle City Men 

Stranded On Bar Off 

Townscnd'B Inlet 

Engine Became 

Disabled 

High seas on Saturday morning 

about 4 30 made the rescue 

of seven fishermen of the Sea 

Isle City fisheries difficult, when 

the Coast Guards, undnr tho direction 

or Captain H H Phillips, 

of the Townsend'e Inlet Station, 

sttempted to take them, off a 

bar off the inlet when their engine 

became disabled. 

The fishermen were on their 

way to the Ashing pounds when 

trouble was experienced with the 

engine of the boat, the high seas 

toeslng them on the bar. 

The engine 

trouble was repaired 

after the guards reached 

them and the craft was able to 

proceed. 

Anxious wives awaited the return 

of the fishermen. It having 

been reported alt were lost- 

Touchtng scenes at the dock were 

enacted when the fishermen returned. 

Will Preach at Town§end"» 

Dr. D. Upton Balr will eoiduet 

the MFVlcesj at Townaend's Inlet 

ant haptlM a chlM at 11 A. M. 

Sunday, 

Sunday aohool will be 

held «t 10 A. M. TJ» chapel 

la now open for the season. The 

ladles Have Blacad a tHautlful 

wall around the oburoh which 

*Jw,nMnt 

MtUAand 

H, Irvln Qerhart, vice chairman, 

of the Independence Day 

committee that planned and directed 

-the events, 

Klshty-thlnl Sir .ft. as usual, 

was by .far the most beautifully 

decorated street In the Borough 

on the Fourth, 

The arurBoon p»(ram began 

at 1 o'clock with a promenade 

from Second Avenue, at Nine. 

tUth Street to the assemBly room 

or the Tin House, where Council 

man K, Irvln Oerhart, on bahal 

of Council, presented the nsttona 

Mid State colors to the Volunteer 

Plre Company, 

They were so 

copied by H, I. Taylor, preeldeni 

of the oompaBy, 

tlone Harsor 

Band directed by Its leader Willie 

Rejnoldu, made «. successful 

debut in a concert at the pavilion 

at Nlnety*iith 

Birwt and tie 

Boardwalk prior to the pr.-Mots 

tlon at the are house. 

The dedication of the Bowers 

Memorlai Pier took place M 8 

o'clock, 

opening wKh patHoUo 

ain by the E»rlo Band, of 0amdent. 

lire. Leslie Stiles rendered 

a beautHul vocal solo and Lui Bl 

Boccelli. who Is in charge of 

music at the pier tlhs season, 

sang a splendid number. 

An laaulrlng oratton.waS delivered 

by Or, Calin O. Alttmuse. 

of Phltadalphia, 

Mayor 

George L, MBrktand. 

who wu in oharge of the dadlcaw 

tlon, •poke aad he was fallowed 

by Dr. c, 1, Ware, w»o euloclied 

the late Sharies f, Bowem u a 

man who 

worked tor 

the heat fnierists of stone Harbar 

end who H 

always willing 

to (lv« of his time or money 

when either were needed. 

Dr. Ware also paid tribute to 

Mayor Markland. Councilman 

Sugena OCng, BomuKh Treasurer 

Harold L Taylor ami all others 

who five of their time and 

money for the advancement of 

atone Harbor. 

The pier was then christened 

and formally opened by former 

Hwor Samuel E, Herbert, 

QharlM D, Quick was chairman 

of the pltr eierclsei. 

A band concert wag held at the 

pavilion at 7:30 o'clock and at 

I o'ctecii the full day's pronao 

closed iwith a splendid display of 

*" •- and music at the pier. 

Bail Reduced For 

Wildwood Man 

Was Arrested For Issuing 

decks Improperly Signed 

Reduction In ball from |3400 

to 1500 waft allowed Richard 

Knodler. or Wlldwood, who was 

held under ball by Justice of the 

Peaee Johnson, of that resort, on 

a check charge totaling |200 

Attorney John Acton, or Wlldwood. 

who represented Knridlpr, 

stated that he thought thu ball 

was 

excessive In view of the 

amount Involved. 

Knodler. It was learned, had 

ined checks, which were not 

honored hy a bank because of the 

absence of the signature ot his 

partner, lie being associated with 

mother In a Wlldwood hotel. 

Firat Visit To Sea Isle City 

Mt. and Mm, sTnnk 

KohUr 

and eon, Prank. Jr., of Lydhurst, 

Bergen County; Mr, and Mre. A. 

W. Smyth, and Mr. and Mm. 

Clarence N, deleter, ot Hemnatead, 

N. V,. event the Fourth 

holidays In Sea Isle City. It was 

tlntlr first visit to the resort and 

they were well pleased with their 

sojourn ID the cltr, planning to 

return agaan. 

They were mccomjmnled 

ty Mr. «nd Mrs. Leon 

Mott. of Vlneland. 

Trophy On Display 

The tronhy to tM awarded to 

Uie ilesdlnt tetter or ths Gave 

May County League by tho "Cape 

Mtsf Cottatr .times" a on dlapUy 

at itta« .exd&ttVe oBVes In Bw 

less manlier near rntelle Manor 

being taken before Juatlco Oil. 

lesple, of May'a Landing. Cor 

poral Bmlth and Trooper earns 

made the arrest. 

Early Sunday morning State 

Trooper Kellly arrested John C 

Taylor, Of Ernia. for reckldsa 

driving, complaint being made by 

Anthony J, Ward, of Phlladel 

phla, 

Taylor was driving In the 

vicinity of Rio Grande when he 

narrowly averted a serious collision 

with the Ward car. He wa* 

haled before Recorder O'Farrell 

Wlldwood and fined tl and cootn 

•Ad his license revoked for alx 

months. 

Accident it Ocean View 

A fine of IIB and coats was Imposed 

on Henry 

Barker, or 

Brldgoton, for reckless driving bv 

Justice of the Peace Williams, on 

Sunday. 

Harker, who iwas driving a 

truck, was going north on the 

Shore Road at Ocean View, when 

he ratt Into the ear of Allan 

Ewlng, of Cape May City, his 

car being parked at the tine 

Swing's car was the more aerl 

ously damaged of the two, Bute 

Trooper earns made the arrest 

Stats Troopers Cams and Bey- 

Ion Investigated an accident at 

Eldora on the Sty Shore Boad in 

which two can sideswiped. No 

arrests were made, 

% a complaint of Henry Hess, 

of BeUeplaln, Clarence Hartnuin, 

of 208 Green Street, 

Millvllle. 

wu 

arrested by state Trooper 

earns for reckless driving, it occurring 

In Belleplaln, Its ear almost 

utrlklng Hwi. Hartman was 

taken before justice of the Peace 

Williams, of Tuckahoe. and fined 

|tt and coats, 

On Sunday afternoon 

Warren 

II. Allen, of 11 Wat Fourteenth 

Street, Ocean City, wan arrested 

by lists Trooper Bellly for reokiesa 

driving on the Shore Road 

near Bwalnton, Taken before 

Justice of the peace Williams, of 

Tuckahoe, he was fined 110 Md 

coats. 

An Investigation waa made by 

Corporal smith and Trooper Rell- 

Ir of the State Police on Sunday 

In an accident In which four cars 

figured. 

Cars driven by John Stephenson, 

Charles Ramseun and John 

Roberts, nil coftred. of Darby, 

Pa., which were being, driven 

south on Bay Shore Road, between 

DIM Creek and Oontien, 

were sideswiped by a car driven 

by Charles Bond, or Wlldwood. 

who was driving north on the 

left side or the road 

Robert Roberts, who. with his 

wile and seven children, were In 

one car. was badly cut by a piece 

or glass A passing Itiotnrlnt 

Thomas McDermott. or 1016 So 

Pirty-second Street. Philadelphia, 

took Roberto to Msce'R Hospital, 

in quick time. It being feared 

lhat the loss of blood would prove 

No complaints were made, there 

being no arrests. 

Promised To Leave County; 

Given Suspended Sentence 

Nicholas Dlacomoe, of PMIadclpha, 

was given s> suspended sentence 

on Wedheaday niornlng by 

Judge isldredge when be promised 

to leave the county, 

DlacotntJs was arrested by the 

Wlldwood* pollen on the fcotnplnlnt 

of Andrew Nevroe, who: charged 

Dlacomoe with threatlng to kill 

him. over sn argument which Involved 

tfavros 1 

daughter 

The defendant denied inn 

charge. He said that he was a 

candymaker by trade and had 

come to Wlldwood In search of 

employment. 

Short Seanoa of Sea 

Isle City Commissionen 

The Oea lala Cltry Oonnnitadonen 

Held * short Marion Tuesday, 

 

to ths Increase at 

respective olflees. 

from $100 to |IlC>v*r m«ttfc-'4 .. 

The appolnbnsnt of Mrs. Dorotfv 

Loper King, ot Dree* Cue*. .*• 

telaphDtia opeialor hi the, D*n£ 

cot^ruiouss building br FMeb«M*|i 

Champion waa anpmvwl- by 

A 

Board. Mrs. Klnf - salary w>U .-» 

1100 per month. 

pn 

MeHus> OUbert 

report stated! that/ha > * 

Ml InsnectlDU. a>n)rov»d,T»»,4 

asreernadtastesjia " 

4 

purhpt-lfrtae 

apectsd and orusrM _, 

County Tressorsr Hatty Vunpiijri 

reported to,tha Bodrei tUTiS ,, 

Isle City had-failed to f>y-tMr V. 

tsxea for ths y«ar. The 

ot the Board «VM ordered «Q i 

a*a Isle City 

ths taxes must be 

live dayn or legal 

he taken. 

' 

Holiday Crowd Left 

One Million in 

More than » million doll 

was apenl In Wlldwood bx 

greatest (holiday throng *ver „.. 

the resort over foa»pes>d«nes> DvHtW'T 

local deposits mads public ahafjgt; 

Deposits; ot the holiday total »•/ - 

|T73,s».l< up to tsloslnc MsK ,'•; 

Tuesday nlcht, wltb the ItarUM 

National 

Bank, tha JvVUdwdtMl I 

Title and Truit Oompanr. "~~ * 

Union 

Bank and the M 

Trust Comttwuy,'rflportliK i 

tlonally heavy depostta 

Wedneeday. 

THB NIXON THBATRB. 

wood, under ths manafnunt 

Bmatiuel Heller, la she 

vaudeville every 

afternoon 

night, with I ehang* ot bill 

Monday 

. Thursday. 

house hsa *hs rtpoutlon of _- E, „ 

Ing the nlchsst saUrlsd 

Ksitkf, 

acts, ahd their slof»n, whlo^*! 1 * 

faithfully carried out, U "a. ohsiif •• 

worth going miles to see."^*tj*-.." 

Example* For Native*!;' 

An Impreaaln Vexampt* 

furnished natlre bora 

cans on Mond«y atternoon i 

Joaher'e MUltary 

Band 

pl»yln* the ogncladlo* • 

of their VrOftant *t 4lM 

pavilion, .flea. Iris City. 

ltttla Jaatmeae 

ohUdnn 

tbolr •annto. standlna; »t . 

tentlon at the Vlayinc of 

"Star 8ps>ntlsd BMUMr." 

The four chubby ] 

ransinc In *CM tram'* 

NK, 

to Her 

my U 

; Jrtm 

Itiwi 

eertiflrarte. 

d 

' am.* 

Held at Avalon 

t Daix Was Indepen- 

* deuce Day Orator 

?^Mon promlMd the Mxgest and 

- •* JtourUJ of July celebration 

Ute history or that resort— 

prombu; The largest 

Of luritora tbe resort bas 

•pent tbe holidays 

Fourtli prOsram, arranged 

w • florontb recreation COIB- 

, most efflcItDUr directed by 

. bMtoa. started at 9 o'clock 

«r children 1 * bescb parade, 

fetolm by sports on the bead,, 

gpit''Twenty-lint Strait, for the 

T 

$:, partly after one o'clock swim 

»tnUf races, canoe racei, ami other 

•forts were lield in the 

inter* at Twenty-third street 

^tilird Avenue-: The Leuailen 

, at t*te May Oourt Housf, 

I tne occasion with music 

Ajaotpr- boat parade opened the 

[ ewenta at 8 o'clock. Mayor 

Berfner made the we! 

'addjraaa ui bis. usual Eenla 

Be Held Next Mon- 

, day Evening 

Harry WISH, local bilpcrlntiutlent 

of tbe Dell Tdepboae Com. 

Baa! *o> City Rotary dub 

IMtr Meosd annual pany was taken In as a new 

abt at tha Hotel Belle membor and appropriately* re- 

by President Bit. G. , Saett-MortoW nteht. the at-ceived Mid 

at m-ootdD that or dleton 

. Dali, State 

,. of ; waimylvanU, will 

p Wt'adondl at (be affair. 

I of «he f«*tares of the ere. 

;v * grsat packing- 

~1» 

foHiMlng off Item rustce Kev. Paul Nclf. and Kl-convenient and comfortable, Mr, Ton can't convlnee a woman 

! Piwtdent William Iranian Walter H. Trans. Willlaa Tulner was the conbridge player that slle&ca Is 

Tie* i*;eMden(,>BsrI At OH* luncheon on Tuesdaj tractor and gave as "A. on* (Olden, 

fai; tnaanrtir. Irving; Jack O'banlel iras awarded the ion. In so doing he simply kept 

MMntary. W. B. attendance tirlte wtlch had been up Ills reputation u a ant-class 

donated by Harry Weir, -workman, Edward Buck put In 

Hans Durkbardt «uys m«t 

women «cem to have achieved the 

irnianent bltuh 

| Mr 

j 

k 

Too High a 

on Wednesday for delinquency In 

Senator. A. .ft Data, Jr Rev. Joseph B. Kulp 

Pinochle Championship 

1 he < hurt h which was ftllpil making lmynicntn for tho support 

with n latlve »nJ frh'tuli v-n of hln wife. Mount was ordered to 

^l and summer resident 

A championship Ennie t,t pin Jflcli.T's Military Band will decorutd with routs nnd fi_rn i nay hit) wife 18 a week, after the 

dellreitd an eloquent Addressed Kiwanains ochle betwvt'ii Sea iBle City sind | rviitlor t)it> following program Aft< r tilling n shower of rliî Judge had lectured him severely 

it »U addreaa. 

M. A. Trench team of Philailolplila uver th«! week end: 

>i.Tbeantlfol dttplay of ttreworki 

March, Fairest of the Pair 

the enntf. 

Inspired Audience With n 0«t-'ldcd on July 4. iit L'mik 

,HonEes on the Harbor wire Patriotic Message 

Hall. 

Overturs Raymond 

ItWIy deoorktmJ. The real 

TBomas Llttlehalm. ntniniim 

Thosaa 

of Dr. W. A. Grave* was 

Members of Ebu Wlldwood Klrania 

Lluli nwMiibliii for Uieir elded defeat at the him.la of Harrs' i 

Tardi 

the Trench team, met with a de-Selection 

Traviaia 

•JAM Wit priie, while teoaat 

'went to William A. Mc- 

Foimh uf July mcrtlng at a 

I urn) third to Mrs. Thomas 

Craig, proprietor of the hotel. 

! Caprice The Wttle Flatterer 

roguUr luncheon held at the 

EUenberg 

IOSIHK four straight games to Mr. 

Fcnwlck Inn on Tu*> day, July 

fcuttoern Melodies Coatea 

Craig, the score of the last Burae 

5, nl 12 JO The d-iiurs of the 

Slaw Club Dance Brooks 

spendid patriotic being 1IB-B4 in favor of Mr, Craig. Waltz. Ninrport Oauno 

Isle Rotaiy 

Addrcao dcll\irud by the Key. J. A contest In Btarti in which 

Bennett 

B KulD, Sunrrliitfiiilcnt William •fceehaB. Thomas Litile- 

0. 8 Galbraith, and Jahn 

Voumana 

Seiectiona Maryland 

;Chib Ladies'Night ton District, It gci-mfxi to be thehares. 

of opinion that ho Itevens participated, was int«re»i. Star Spandled BanBer 

finer address bad eier been de ins, vaughan romfort, who is lo-March 

Stars and Strip 

lUcred Iwture thi, Klwiuit/t Club 

Soosa A Bank Account is the 

ttis.ii that of Mr Kulp 

Ovi-rture, 

torlecutor of the Murphy's Silo- 

Btrela appeaTlng on the iteel Pier. 

AtiasUe city, and who claimed a 

championship In the name, met 

defeat, being a decided loser. Mr. 

romfort lost every game, ranch 

to tbe surprise of the visiting delegation. 

Mr, Comfort's alibi was 

that he did not have bis tutor. 

James Carr, of Philadelphia, with 

him. The game, however, was not 

protested. William MacMurray was 

the official scorer of the games. 

the hot water heating plant, ani 

that mjeiim to be flne. Air, Oharlei 

Camp papered the new parsoBBg 

and the inmates consider the Job 

a ftne one. 

-,\>*Price toPay 

SS of long awaited 

opportunities or lack 

of means to provide 

family happiness is 

too high a price topay for failure 

to regulate each, week's 

'' N expenses so as to maintain a 

growing balance to your credit 

in a good strong bank. 

V" 

pit-, 

Areyou using this bank as often 

as you should? 

Ocfcui City National Bank 

a Stranger at thi$ Bank but once 

(tenfettl, they left by motor 

of Cape M«7. Alter a „ 

Recent 

for a^ wedding trip at Atlantic 

abl(! supper, tho guests 

Afternoon Card Party 

City ..and Boston. 

Betsy RoaaTent, D. U. V. torUlneO wltb music, 

Mayer—Harris 

They will reside at nlvcrslde, 

ncltAtlons 

Bi-tay Rciss Tent. No 6, D of 

The first aTUrnooii card party 

where Mr. Mayor Is engaged in 

V V, of Wlldwuod. celebrated Its 

of Die season of tbo Women's 

Tbu wedding o( Miss Leah May tho grocery huslness. 

encanil nnnlverunry last week The 

Civic Club W&A 4i«td at the club 

Harris daughter or Mrs Joshuii Mm- Mayer Is a graduate of 

Another tWnK tbat 

affair vns htld In Uio Grange 

house on Tuesday afternoon. Mrt. 

& Httrrls. of Klo Grande, and MrMiddle Township High School and 

ditno Is to bold tlown A J 

Hill Rio Grnndt, and the Tent 

ertnn was htntesa, who an 

Jacob Joliu Ma>or. Jr. sob of Mr has l>een a teacber In tbe Hlvergidu 

school for a number of years 

oui Htuyliift un It 

bad on tbelr guests cMl war 

nct'f.l that each tpember of 

and Mm Jacob J Majer, Sr of 

club will entertain An Tucsaftoftioou 

throughout U)f* 

R)i ersid*. 1 W(t r-ins .mil wins, tit Cuno May k'ou coulit roimf»rly 

, »us solemn!ztd in theMr. .Mayer is a graduate of fa) 

County Rons of Veterans nnd Bir'ji liy punplnE corn, 

MclhoOlat church nt Wo Grande, ntyra Utah School. 

niniliirH of Krimces Wlllun] Tent takm popplne tin 1 

rtumiller, Tbvr*y will also be card 

un \\nln ncnlng at 7 oclwk 

ij.i rites on Thuraday evening 

The bride wore whltt crepe-de 

CxeMB—Rttd 

AnionK ihOAi3 present were: Mrs. 

colhi nnd veil and carried >i 

Miss Jentiette Reed, or Philadelphia, 

and Benjamin Crease, young- 

Oallen. At re.L*, J. Downey, 

1M auttful itOUQuet of III It"* Thi 

. WMIltUii 3h#«han, Mrs. W 

muitl-uf honor VMIK U.(IH Albert i 

ent eon of Mr. and Mrs. William 

llafftrt. Mre. E. B. Arnvtt, 

Harris si Ur of the bride «f 

PROMPT SERVICE 

, E. Maêtji, M re. J. J 

Wn3lnM'>n who wore pink t rcpt 1 II, (."reuse, of "Rio Ornndo. were 

united In mitrrlage on June* 30 ut 

Hat-tile. Mrs- Tlwuodnro DeBow 

and curried a Iminjuot of pink r.«*fi 

Wo vro now eQulDpvd to render prompt and 

tho home of the bride's parents 

Mrs. Byrnea, Mrs. IIughi>Hf Mre 

buds I lie rTTOom »PB ut.tftndt.-t] 

satisfactory stirtlco In 

Mn*. C'reftso Is a gTuduntc nf Tern 

Mm. Irvlns Fitch. Mm 

tty till brother T heodoro Mnjer 

tile College, anil Is pbynlcal train 

C F^>]ktw. Mm. IlolmetO Mm. Me 

also of Hlwrnldo 

Ins nuic.hftr. Mr. Tresse is a grnd 

Searching — Conveyancing 

Mre. Delaaey, Airs Mrb \A V> 1*J ( re lit of Lrmft emk uate of Middle Townnhlp Hicb 

\li>n ID Dinrrljip* l»> 

her hrnthor ln-lnw Hululi O Denn 

Jr of AVaihtngtim 

Program of Week-end 

j Band Concert at Sea Isle 

Fla Dlavalo 

A liber 

It HaBpened la Nordlut 

Selection, 

Cbamciarlgllc Piece 

Little Chatterbox 

Rertert 

Ellenberi 

walties, The immortali 

Oungl 

Slow Ololi Dance 

witli hlRh honors. Mr. and Mrs 

/resso will reiride at Dlackwotxl 

Must Pay Wife Allowance 

Warren Mount of Wlldwood wn* 

before .ludgo Henry H. Kldreilgo 

Father of Success and the 

Grandfather of Wealth, 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK 

Never Too Busy 

To "Explain Things" 

Women customers feel especially "at home" when 

S 

banldng here. 

Whenever they wish to have some technical banking 

matter explained, they find our officers glad to take the 

'"/'% 

time necessary to explain things. 

Women's household arid vacation accounts JF ' 

receive particular attention here, t v, 

i • «• . • i . . . • • . 


Title and Trust Company 

Atbury Avenue at 8th Street . 

"Where Your InUre.t Grow" 

Bmtini. ^- Tnuti — JTiVto Iiummtt 

4% % Time den^nft,— Safi Defosfti — i 

Settltmnt 

Room* -». Vinterf Injwrmattm mi Trmnl • Bmat 

Second Anniversary of 

TITLE INSURANCE 

Four per cent interest allowed on time deposit/^ 

Agtr.t f«r Lotij, Time Farm Loans Itusuuil by thi Ntw Y, 

and Now Jersey Joint Stock Land Dank, of Newark 

GAPE I f COUNTY TITLE g TRUST GO. 

Cape May Court House, N. J. 

Improved Facilities 

The 

facilities offered by this 

Bank are enough for the service 

of a peat number of customers 

and we are always enlarging 

and improving them. 

FIRST NATIONALBANKI 

OCEAN CITY.N.J. 

ceTAeuiHiD 

Your DoUar. Pile 

Is The Best Stepping- 

Stone To Success 

Start Bow pifing up dolferi in this b»nk, «nd grf 3 

interot woiUng far you, It 4 |M ^nt «***^,| 

pounded every ax nwntlu. We nuke It ettjr,. 1 

for you. 

Security Trust Company 

Cape May City, N, J. 

P.lr Up Your DolUr. By M.il 

Rowing andPlantm 

There wiU be no harvest if pl< 

it not followed by planting, and ' 

li« earning ii foUowBi by ace 

den in bank there can be no ' 

Accumulate a portion of your 

eone each week fatWi 

TUCKAHOE NATIONAL 

1,'-s" 

-• 

I 

ou Know, Who Come and Go, 

CITY 

and jack Rib 

Among Di ek t.nil Kiiintu In 

•sent the hdllilaya la N 

tli« baseball gnme at the ri'Kort V Mm Iliiny Hum 

fk, vlaltlnK Consy LflaiKl AMilim un Monilnj 

niond uml mm Kiihuid Diit 

as he I knoH 11 plUbfil ftir Si'ii Liu? churcti council. 

Joba MoQuckln and family of Mr mill tyrs Etisscll llnlohf lull' ( ItJ A < un Jul> t Hi In Fuiwntl «orvlc*'e weru h^ld ut 

Itlphla. are >»irii for ()»• HUH HI thllilrei IjminliJ. nmh u Hindi n( nt Wllliimnluwn Si hoOl tin- Qii.ltiUkiii^ iiHtabllHhuient of I 

IIKI u 111) nn uifl { Hurrlson, of WIIIMC hf \itin i fit ihllHNwl n record OMv.t H. (iair Company, 

HlllTilo up*,,,! ^vc 

duyu_«Uh 

In nllililliH 

ChftHtnut Struct. Philadelphia 

Jtr and Mrs Juiwph A MeMi mi] Mm Juttipli J 

Sumday evening. Rev. Pntil 

I bo Milnj family, of T'tilln 

I for tlif fdiminei 

St, Josepli's It, Church 

tfr and Mrs lilt liftnl Tan y mil 

' Ml ind Mr» \V\l(nr tttht liiifl Hrn Mlc City Bt. RPV. .Ms 

IP, Hlchurd Jr Mr and Mm 

ilumiiirr Jnnio of \lnfhml f i*» m 

A. I'tuzl. rccloi Pnlly MJIHH 

•hirle* nib on IU of w,,i i un 

thi l.mrtli Hitti Mr \V I Mid 8 A. M. Smiilay Mi 

ir,Fa.wf.ri tin wttKind fuuti 

'Hrton of I ort> fifth Stroft 10 am) 11 Li"vi 

I>i Tnl Mi M O U 

til* 1 i\ iilLl)t< r N nu > 

In the Churches 

morning worship, 7: 70 KM., s 

hi) h> Mt He i Lormmi tiy 

tlie jMttor You (in i onlially In 

mil MI-JH ( ithoilno kcllj her 

Stra David Mnzzonl of l'bll I 

np^nt On* with i ml with feupcrlntt ndinl Suilnn of tlio Sun 

>lphls. Is Htut>plne ut II 1 urlv her liriitlitr and t\nu\ In 1 iw \|r lilay stliool will be p-lmt (u Invi 

fur the Mm Joiepti Hurlati on tin | >ou ttltcrtd nt M o < lock BH>]y ' I ilk^ —, 8 V M 

ilili tlmi In tin nsiirt motoring 1'1 lfe of f brlst 

Tke Orabnrn famU> of 1-bil nl.l ind buthlnh 

I 

Us, arrlvrij tail wî |( tnd to 

Heuteh Lutheran 

And the summer hcif lit Ilidr Mr mil Mis < Ii irlm W Kot)crt« 

of riillidillililJ »cic tin (.mil home Illu t Sea I si* 

of M,,y,,r and Mr» Mi.urkr M tntldn> Jul) 10 Illblt chool 

Among Uif 

Sofroni-j sanilij 

A M iii-tlen ulth HI niinl) 

t #. tfoelr cqttae^ti over 

— „ 'al 11 A M and 8 P JL P wllll preach "the Hprnion 

family » [l.ilil 

at their Uaai 

of Mri WMII.im Him bun inn! londuft tht nnrvlie At 8 P 

Lnlwulk l^nn hrothct tiolnltfit it Ibi 11 oclock Mniui|M ni*\ ( hnrleit Cruber uf Stfpl 

Ur. Jmd Mm. Wlll.ur Wrliilit 

i in Wlldwood ovur the Fourtli 

Tbe Misses Balrd. of Flillndi'l 

, *n stopping with Miss Hart 

for the 

Ur. And Mrs. Eugono ShltlTor an 

two weeks In Vlmituml 

i ft Tislt with relatives. 

Mr.' ft&d Mrs. Theodore Scball 

irtnlned a party of rclntlvcs 

' tho week «nil. Mr. anil MrH 

liavo been coming to Sea 

City fur aver sixteen years. Monday nfler apenillne thn i weeki 

Miss Cathorlnn runway lias rent 

hire aj the mimt of Mr and Mrs 

illier cottagelo the Bower family 

Prodomos Mm Arnlck who ri 

Philadelphia, for Uio neason 

contly underwtnt n nerloin opira 

Bowers return to Se.a !«!hlladel 

opened their rottuge 

i Itortj-slith Street tot the sea 

n. 

i Uf. apil Mrs Fergoson, of Phlla- 

•sltitala, were woek-onj visitors 

I Mr. and Mrs. Hntcnlnton and 

Mr, Wnt Mrs Qaul, pt Philadelphia 

"I the week end at their cot- 

> here 

[fit. and MM Huehrs, of rblin- 

» «pant tbe Fourth holidays 

I *5W Whentoo mid ferally. of 

MlUrtlle, were • nver-Uio-FourUi 

jutors. 

Mn. Iiotfln and daughter, Jane, 

^hnadlbi hnadelnbia, a» Btopplne >t 

r Flarty-Buu, street cottage Cor 

< HUSH."'' 

lap. Eajl, : of Philadelphia, wan 

*" toMtxnd gmat of Mr. snd 

— U4 Mr*. W. Undo*?. Mr. I 

1 Wti Hohr, of Atlantic Cily.F 

- Mmdax eTenlag vi!lU)n>.[ 

t ihe dUpUy 01 flreworkjl 

Top Soil—Gravel—Local Enpreai 

Mrs ,Earar J. Tnoma»,l 

UoVllphla. wbo Jmve been I; 

( to ,8M' tola City for at 

» of yean, are naistandt 

BfatlH SOT t^f waaon T 

[ Cox and Hel.n Cox. oft 

m fe **! 

(it St. Joseph's Tliurcb on Sunday 

morning. 

Mr. and iMni- Ixmuel ('fit anil 

children, find Mist* Mury Uutrhln 

son, of Mlllvllln, itpiint thu Fourth 

of July holidays will) Mr. and Mm 

Joseph J. Snyilor 

Enoch N Johnion of 12R South 

son In a retired prllllnr having 

served in an upprtntlci nioro Ihln 

ton. Pa., will conduct the nervier 

nad »rc:ich the sermon. You Hliall 

v, int to hfMtr l)ie«e good men 

SlranKerf Invited to our home-like 

church. 

Christian Science 

Chrlstlnn Science Society, East 

The MinsPS Mll.lrcil and Kmlly 

Sohmldl, of Philmlolphla, were tin 

Kllentn of Mrs. ftirl MaEcn, of 

Davis Avenue. Wlldwood, N. J. Is 

a brfineh nf the mother churrh 

Iho First (Mmrch of Christ, Scientist, 

Fnrty-fourth Street, over thi 

lloston. Maun. Subject of 

merit." BiiDilay. 11 A. M. nnd S r 

M. Wednesday, teatlmonial meet 

York City n till ncd liomo I i«t Is extended to all to attend these 

Mm Wllllim Arnlck ut M» Ings. & P. M- A cordlnl Invitation 

meetings. 

Recent Deaths 

Emory Sndler 

Emory Sndler former reAlili nt 

of Ctmdpn, dli il last w«^k at 

A.ilinvlllt N C The diceaoul 

was tbe husband of Mrs bliui 

Inth Siidlcr. wlio with Mr flud 

ler wero former summer rciildents 

of ai Iain City 

Many U, S, Residents 

Moving Into Canada 

h* Ilium Tiolii 111* Ilil1n aunt. Mill Niney McPhiil, Lumber 

I in Hi If; ni I" I iiiuuli fiinn ton, N. C, R, Ho, i wanli lo h»r 

all COUiiHi i 'it!" n i j in 0811 'rom him,_ Do you know hlinP^Mtvi 

il) Ml* 1 till i y ii 111 rind H.1JH 

u btilltUhi nf llx .l.^curliiK nt 

I 1H 1 IM,| Minn m,illnl«] [ul | 

JM Ii ( (of tijM ttht Ii w I 

I III lillliil Kilitiloni 

Can PulleU Be Raised 

u (iiillitt il rol 17 IH.I- CLllt 

LilliiHlnK 455 C 1 m v. tu tilers LO In Confinement? 

I Liii.li IMI»i|, will irnmi tho 200,000 tliplr lour last week, bears Out 

tiie proof or the fnct that stock 

erm bn r^rirpd under average caniiH 

in eonrinement. Mr, Augenatoin's 

Block, wlileli fn In as fine 

crinilltlnn as any reared on tho 

retiring younc tilork. It 1H Mr 

n*H opinion (hitI no imr 

tlculnr advuiititKv will be eainod 

by eh&nglug to thin Rystem UIIIO^B 

uaruFiitrH arc n prablem. 

)U know a man ! 

who makes less 

money per year ihan 

| you do. He started j 

i buying a home. He is { 

| getting away with it, | 

1 It makes you thought. I 

1 fill. See us, I 

Sine. 1907 ' 

at Wildwood-By.Thm-Sea 

Whm 

Beecher Kay Realty Co, 

Real Estate - Mortgages - Insurance 

Our Building Service 

Is Complete 

It includes Plans and Entire Construction at a 

Price that's Guaranteed. There are NO 

EXTRAS after we give you oui\ price. 

And that stands for Repair Work at well as 

New Building,. 

If You Are Thinking of Building 

, It Will Pay You To Get in 

Touch With the 

Hawkins Construction Co. 

BUILDERS-REALTORS 

LandU ATenna ml Prince Street 

SEA ISLE CITY, N. 4- 

ttfp, 

Boon gets unpopular 

•one. 

LOOK FOR THE 

STORE? 

Thoge who 

the seashore, .u 

can enjoy die same 

foods And the fame 

they have always enji 

THEIIK'S AN AVP fVOHB 

WHIMBVBIITOU 

P 

Fancy MEW 

OTATOF8 

CAMPBELL'S 

BEANS 

ma. 

illtmtePA VUU1 

>-^' BACON 

314 ht tW H* ml 

NEW FAC* ^ ijf 

E jgS PEAS 2H» 

PUKE CIDER « 

VII

MJEAN CITY NEWS 

I _fc*ry FW-»7 Attn-Mn. 

L'-*» M«W» BulldlM. M* A 

. _rf AnauM, Ouu City, 

lib 

N. J, 

«ul Pmblukha 

. Int. 

£ A- HA_-_HT. 

JOBDC WITH. EaltW 

. AmitB 

NK. 

it, UN. 

jtlU iW 

them wtth pa" 

.•awM 

Bed* 

tta 

L««W 

.Mtt- 

••"M. 

Jinn ABB lATOHTJKJ 

WABfl BEAM 

Jfott week Ward Beam will 

r once again preside u mijor doma 

virtue beach activities ind his re- 

Lypim M bach initmctor will be 

by hundreds of visitors, 

> mny of •wham he wu lnstnimtni 

bringing to Octin City, 

i hu been • living ti\af 

or the laart, hu fur- 

I column of interating pubbrought 

favorable reto 

the city and has tnter- 

! thounndi of viritora, miny 

wbpui ^vent 

with the re- 

Meiiing—better health, 

ul Bum u • mort inteictt 

[chancier as'dt from hi* beach 

i ko3 booMJng proclivities, 

ii'an example of how a man 

get tnVmott out of life, by| tmguishable. But let a playful 

companion grab a shoe and thrsw 

hn moM predom met, 

Ji h intimating to make * comi 

between Beam and the 

.''buunen man of his age. 

no apring chicken—we 

hit age in yean, but 

y n^ntion the fact that hi 

 

inum of brevity that has been 

reached in the bathing suits worn 

by the exposed SM. Nine out of 

ten gamient!, appreximately, are 

like the wire fence which protects 

the property but doein't ob- 

«fUM tht view. Thii, too, without 

need for die police or anyone 

else to preserve order on the 

shores and keep them devoid of 

unseemly rumpus. 

Feminine feet, however, refuse 

to come 

cloisters. 

footed,but their older listers and 

their mothers insist on Aon, Let 

a shoulder strap slip from its 

moorings and drop, and embar- 

Tssment to the wearer u indispack 

such stuff, it will not sell. 

Here ii where production enter! 

iii. The products must be of the 

first quality. 

Seconds and thirds 

must be kept at home or thrown 

a»aj. After producing high grade 

stuff, then eiitefi the problem of 

grading, packing, labeling and 

shipping, and if these latter are 

properly done, thl fanner's mar. 

keting problem will largely solve 

Itself, and he will be his own 

helper. 

Merchants used to My that! 

goods well bought were half sold. 

High grade farm produce, fruits, j 

berries, etc., closely graded, pret. 1 

tily 

packed snd appropriately* 

labeled tre half sold. 

Seldom is! 

the market for such 

produce j 

glutted. 

Our farmers want to discard at j 

once the idea that any old thing 

will sell. Let them confine themselves 

to high grade fruits and 

vegetables, study Pacific coast 

methods of preparing for market, 

grading, packing and labeling, and 

they will find their marketing 

problems will largely dissolve into 

mist and the receipts will be 

arger. 

OUT OUR WAY 

out of their rubber 

Children swim bare. 

it out of bounds, » to speak, aid 

the air resounds with squeals of 

discomfort and irri&tion. 

Women know—tht 

fastidious 

•that fashion has decreed 

they must be like the peacock, 

whose feathers, the legend runs, 

droop the minute he eyes his exposed 

feet. 

Iliey have crammed 

their Trilbys info casts never 

fitted for human wear so long as 

their feo might conceivably pass 

for the bound exttisnities of the 

heathen Oiincc- 

Therc is nothing to be done 

about it. No one would advocate 

the practices of the wives and 

daughters of Georgia crackers, but 

somehow or other it sesns a pity 

a comely and shapely auss must 

scoot into hiding the moment she 

loses a bathing shoe. 

Maybe 

there orta be a law. 

AMEKICAB IDEALS 

This country never faced such 

a period of prosperity as appears 

to be ahead of It. And therein 

lies our greatest danger. 

Can we as a nation keep our 

head and not become soft and discontented 

? 

Will we In our quest for more 

of the nimble dollars allow political 

sdotnsayers to undermine our 

government with visionary schemes 

at public expense F 

Will material prosperity give 

us the "swellhead" and cause us 

to feel that we are too "important" 

to attend to the troublesome 

little affairs of government? 

If this attitude overtaka us, 

look out for trouble. 

As individuals we are "small 

potatoes in the scheme of ecoi^S'Gtntnd 

Avenue, between 

i, and Thirtyjourth 

^ which ahu calls attention 

j 

to that section 

f Occur City, which ia 

time the •ewer! 

street. 

hard sur 

waTt be placed 

['octo'put it ui 

Atane 

if the 

tS 

OBJECT MSSOH 

FOB PAHKEHS 

Last week more than one hundred 

Cumberland County fanners 

made the journey to New York to 

how their produce arrived in 

market, how it was handled, how 

it was sold by the commission 

men and how it reached the consumer 

through the retailer. 

Not only did these farmers 

learn all this, which was invaluable 

to them, but they also had 

an opportunity, while making the 

rounds of the big markets, to see 

how growers in other sections 

graded and packed their produce, 

labeled it and otherwise made it 

attractive. We dare say this part 

of their trip was an eye-opener 

to them, hut should be worth 

many times the cost, as they must 

have learned a great deal that 

should be money in their pockets, 

provided they "go and do likewise." 

We wish some of our Cape 

May County fanners had been 

included in the number f for tiiey, 

too, would have learned tome 

things worth dollars to them in 

serving the resort markets. 

In the last issue of, this paper 

si fajiuer writing on oyr tam page 

cUhwd that the marketing problem 

Wtt the big question confro.-nting 

farmen today and not 

pndtetion, and asked for help in 

tmrketint hu produce. Our film 

editor, while admitting thai marketing 

wnibig question, Hated 

that production—that i» as to 

quttitj—tin entered into the 

U 

and «o far » quality is 

M 

right |he 

ramie development. 

But if each individual does his 

part to maintain American ideals 

Ufa sound conditions in governtr.ent 

and industry, "small potatoes" 

will grow into big potatoes 

and our national "potato crop' 

(stability, security, prosperity) 

will be on a safe and enduring 

ems. 

The feat which Colonel Charles 

Lindbergh accomplished is typically 

American. 

Nothing could 

better illustrate our spirit of in 

dividual initiative and enterprise. 

Every American might he called 

a pioneer, for every Amerion has 

the right to strike out with his 

own ideas in whatever field of en. 

deavor appeals to him. 

It is this priceless heritage of 

freedom and opportunity for the 

individual which each of us should 

strive to uphold. Our government 

should alwayi be maintained 

en a basis which protects and encourages 

the individual 

rather 

than on a basis which restricts 

and destroy! experiments, growth 

f*nd ambition. 

AN editorial writer gays feminine 

modesty demands that however 

abbreviated may be the bathing 

suit, the feet must be covered. 

The wielder °' the quill is altogether 

mistaken. The average 

woman's foot is so ugly the is 

ashmed to show it. By the same 

token many of the sex might keep 

their limbs covered, far they are 

just as ugly as their feet. 

AN insurance company tells ui 

Alt baseball, hunting and golf— 

in the order named—are the three 

matt dangerout tporB. We alwayi 

^ h h 

thought 

something the 

gh ^ g 

nutter witn golf—benig a. how 

the Scotch gavt it to UJ. 

MOST certainly pedotxians 

Views and Reviews 

Eespect for law 

Philadelphia Lodger: Tie doe» 

Irlne of respect tor law eniBiei. 

nletf 

before the Penhiylviuii.1 

Bar Association by Manrmf Genera! 

Bargem is OS old as eiviilsation«, 

it is, in Wet, the founda- 

,llon ol all elvlliiatloB, 

Our 

early MaiiBmen nw it in tte 

easia mst of liberty only hut of 

Uie permanent development of 

Its nation. It waa ittwsed by 

Wsshineten In frig Farewell Address. 

Lincoln's advice in 

diireelian is fflfflfUaf. 

Must we destroy the germs of 

splrllunllly In youth while revealing 

Mlence? Is it a logical neeestltyl 

It is a question many of u? 

are ukiag, 

H our young men are fed on 

'utter futility" and other formulas 

of pessimism what wonder 

ttat 

Bome of them live up the fnraii? 

w e ieek happliKiS IB life—#«peei«I. 

fU 

f 

lf 

iatlgfaoUon of 

Mt,| Bvem8nL j ( happiaeM Is "our 

i,,,^., 

snlj ani Blm'wai somB 

jhi|q»6pberi nave WU us—If seriyije 

of the spirit is a flne aspira- 

Itloni lfllffi ta naily to M a UfB 

h 

i 

But in Uiise days it Is, un- and •pltBdid adventure, how are 

fortunately, one of thoiK turula- young men to realiie It by being 

mantoiii, wftlch, 

commonly ae-itola that life is nothmi hut a 

'"(rMsltsry iUusion" and tnat they 

are ainply a "nero accident" In 

cepted In principles, are negleet. 

ed in aellon. 

It Ig seneraJly 

known thai the lawparticular 

iawg— la evaded with 

a iiangenus sompiaAency, afld no! 

&¥adeu only but ridicu!i>d, as 

Mr, Sargeni polnuvl out. 

It must be reeogniied ae a 

seHouii oondltion when the nation'* 

ehief law officer is forced 

to ndniH to th@ ]awj#m of a 

Btate that "day by day, besatisfBCtlon 

what then is toe da»- 

Bpriiig Ihat can lift us up and 

lighten the way for us? If there 

Is nobody home when we come to 

the end of the lane what Is the 

use of making the journey? 

Clean Streets 

Fieasantville Press: A city with 

dirty streets is like a man with a 

dirty collar, 

, Sre you one of those thoughllest 

people who strip covering! 

from packages, envelopes from letters, 

banana peels and wfiat Dot, 

and then toss them on the sidewalk 

or in the gutter, to become 

an eyesore to every person who 

has any civic pride? 

Having contributed four •hare 

of litter to the gutter, do you 

turn around and blame the "Administration" 

for dirty streets? A city 

administration cannot keep the 

streets of that city clean unless 

"an abyss of nothingness"? If life the citizens cMperate. 

i|Cape May Court House Linked 

To Philadelphia By Family Ties 

eause some one pays for it and 

bsoause tho great body of lawabiding 

eitilena is complaila&tp? 

the tow is "jgerod and mocked 

by fllp^Bt writers and cabaret 

perfonneiip," 

AttoRney Geaerai may poaproMhltlen 

laws. But bis (win 

se! of respect for th% law may 

wall he accepted in soncral sense. 

(From "Men and Things" in Philadelphia Bulletin, July 2) 

Cape May Court Hettae. which 

this wsek dedicated a qusrteMir. 

B-mllllor, home for the eouniy 

eourlj and other ofliees, Ii one 

of the thriving communitlM of 

Bouiheaitern New Jersey, proud 

of iu public school buildinca, 

. business MUUetureB and Brtmte 

tlbly hive been referrins to the!boni«. 

But there were many 

~ 'iiin fill it WM Uie Court 

Home, and a little more- The 

fact U that it might never lave 

He and others ot uln profession! been "The court Rouse." and 

know itihat disregpeei for one law j night always bave remained 

"MlUdletown" al It appeals on 

breeds digreBpeet for all, 

Yonng Mm Are Committijuj 

lolddt—TOy! 

W. D. Moffat in Mentor: Life is 

so inieregUng—so full of wonderful 

and beautiful thins—that the eyes 

of youth should be looking forward 

is It with eager expectancy; 

and yet young men, siileen to 

eighteen years of age, with all the 

glowing pnspect of life's ad. 

venture before them, are committing 

suicide! 

the earliest maps of South Jersey, 

liad not Daniel HamJ, in 

1T4S, given an acre of hla land 

to Cape May County for the erection 

of a county buildlBg,, The 

name Mlddletown was eontisued 

lor many years after that and 

officially reeognited by the postal 

autihorltloB Ions after local eut- 

(uni' establlsned it as cape May 

Court House, rinaHy local nntlment 

jtrtvailed on the Fast Qffieit 

Oepartment to adopt their idea. 

Cap* May County iwas set, up 

Many of them are young stu.' In Ills, but the drat court of 

dents, and they leave behind them record was bell In 16)3, when it 

the message that they have found ,sa£ in Oose Hall, the home of 

life "utterly futile," 

.Colonel Daniel Coze, ft son of 

They and life futile at eighteen Or, Con, of London, South Joryears 

of age! What Is the answer jsey'a iaiêst landed proprietor. 

to this? 

I who was surgeon no Charles II. 

It cannot he that "much learning For rears «fter Cape Hay courts 

ith made them mad, 1 * for they held 

their sittings In private' 

hath 

bave only jost begun to learn. 

Then what have they segno to 

learn that they should desperately 

toga their enaaees away at n early 

a day* 

Wo And that urns of then bavs 

steeped themselves In the pbilsss* 

phy of tig hour—served, fresh from 

present-day laboratories and lee. 

ture-roomn. 

Life, 10 I read, la simply a 

"transitory lUtutaB" and "man U • 

mure accident." A tueher of 

UioittaiKli or itBdtntl tells them 

that •ralilton iaa defense nnschnn- 

Inq,"'a "flctlon far u inner teeh 

Us of Inferiority, which man baa 

tmllt Jnat to IMP up M esHran. 11 

Another tedttur tells ns life U 

~ "little, lominmu meteor 

dwelling*. 

Tbe first settlers of Middletown 

Included direct and near 

MiMS of Pilgrim •took, who bad 

east over from 

Hunehntetti 

and Bellied. In 1712 It. Bret 

ckniek was opened bjf Bwrttots, 

with Bev, Nathanlol Jenkins, a 

Welsh preacher, from Phlladel- 

Vhta, in obarge. and in 1741 Mill 

iittll JMptist eoBanntioii in the 

irood* mear SeuUi Jersey's gnat 

•wulp tad grown HINDE enough 

to erect a brick «dnM. IB jtlo 

Mi M*f Court Home, a name 

• '-'*--J •atabliahed in loaU uae. 

ild to bvrs.Md mlMIAt 

Tea yaan later anottsr 

*** 

this country? 

.;'•.'. 

Italian—By air. 

'-:'-:< 

Judge—Plying maehias! 

Italian—No, Btork, 

A forty eent moBkey wrtnt M 

stop a forty thousand doIUr md-; 

ine, 

CorfBot UilB ...mtcna: ip;ij 

home early, mother. 

There is no static wbta. ia^pj,'. 

niss is being broadcajL 

A mansion is a house 

expect you to use the gtieit Itnt 

I release i 

fellers that he sends 

lo Jail, what you should do Ui to 

curtail your awn importance, any 

guch a Justice don't amount to 

much." 

"Oh, is tlat so!" says 

I to blm, and hit him on the 

nose wi(h vim, "If that's con 

tempt of itals here cotut," sayi 

I, "I'll be a dead game (put, 

I've got contempt {enough for 

you lo multiply that enuk by 

two," 

That Judge, he stepped 

upon the bell, and that hew 

come I'm in this cell! 

A wholesome triend ami neigh 

for Is Granny Mlcklgshonei her 

wit is like a sabre, her mind is 

all her own. Although 

nearly eighty her step is light 

and gay, and problems, deed and 

weighty, she settles every day. 

It may seem ratter silly to folks 

who do not know, but w6en the 

way 1B hilly and rowfl are hard 

to hoe, we neighbors, doiene of 

UB, go talk to Grtitmy then. You 

see, ehe lives above us, advUmr 

•to us men, "My friend," she'll 

say, "donlt worry or wnek your 

piece of mind! it doesn't pay to 

hurry or glance too mudi he* 

hind! In tarly days our trouble* 

were ninety limes tfce stse of 

these poor little bubbles that fl|t 

baron yow eyesl 

Wi smiled 

and worked tiie harder, we aaos 

about 

h 

about our chores, 

h 

even when 

y^ 

hen 

the kuder WHS nearly out of 

stores! 

If folka Jiad gone to 

fussing and fntttnf every time 

III luck began Us muailne when 

I was In my prime, lien when, 

by all that's Mr, could we tan 

done a thlntf 

For yea misfortune, 

solely, had center of the 

ring! 

We took thina u ttey 

lit us and did «• besTw* «oBld| 

WJISB some mew spider bit u» ws 

keBton.sawtaajiwodl 

 

tween. 

One thing that poitla «^»1 

married man is why em 

isn't rich. 

Isn't Vice President ftmrto, 

even KOIDK to swear any won,* 

break the stillness of tai 

presidency? 

Our idea of the most Ii 

fellow In the world is tti'M{ 

who takes his girl on 

coaster and tells her to 6oH 

ly to tie rail so she wirf 

oat 

' 

Trampi "Oh, I fwl fuanyipaV 

Ted: "What dfcl you ealf 

Tramp: "Nothing Majba 

whyl" 

Vermont paper: "The 

the ehurch was followed 

improper reception at Un ggjp 

home," 

Aj 

—— 'fi'a 

tea 

have to be vwj-lg!^ 

very mean to be missed 

are gone. 

Hoping without 

futile as waiting for 

ithout planting. 

No one ever won an 

with a taiicah driver af 

phone operator. 

Prof,! "What raw 

Imported from Praneer 

•Indent! "Plays and • 

Many a key to 

left to nut In the Wet-:, 

I toil, a fountain penîg 

|bslf filled with ink>-*»l»Wjr 

An easy MyerTrBanatt;^ 

buyer. 

Boatman (to _. . 

must ask you to VT.V-i 

as tt» Boatleaks," 

TIDE TABLE ' 

IB : 

Ii 

I 

ItsTroubles 

With Bathere 

Many Think Bathini Suits 

Art Intended For Shopping 

CoitumiM 

Saturday 

woman hather In her ab 

hrtvlated 

costume la 

pore ridiculous every 

Mr, and Mrs, A, Plummer and 

children have leased the Xeiley>cot 

tais In Pine Avenue, for the 

month of July, This Is the Prat 

visit to Wildwood of Mrs, Plum, 

mer, who had previously gone to 

Atlnntle City for vacation days, 

Mrs, Henry U. Chalmers nnil 

daughter. Miss Oertrude Chulmers. 

returnal from a i.Dlendld trip to 

WiiHliiiiKioii and polnta iiouth, on 

Fj-idny, nrroiniMHliil by Mls« Margiirfit 

SchonntiliJ, who has been her 

EUf'sl tit the Crest 

JoKeiiii R. Bennett and family, 

of North Philadelphia, mntared In 

ihis resorl Friday evening, Uikine 

the Wnldnian rot 

to capaelty on every trip, and 

there seemed to he no let up 

either night or day. 

Last year's record was smashed 

to pieces. There never were 

such .jiowiln in WlMwopd before. 

Tin boaeh froiii end to end was 

une iniuia or moving, laughing,! 

happy joy ridden pi'oplo. 

Ini 

bathl w 

HOIS, aaumering alone I 

ihe haaeh, or IsunElng together I 

By quick notion with the I dred free seats, a general ad 

^ 

nilMslou of ten eeuis should 4ie 

asked, whirt in tte long run 

will work moM.satisfactorily and 

should be the means of drawing 

bluer bouses. Children without 

guardiana fthould not toe ; admitted. 

Pew people will miss the 

concerto and become 

regular 

then Is 

time of Ihelr lives. The weather 

man was kind and nature was at 

Us beat throughout. The Beach 

Patrol was iliusy keeping eyes en 

tho bnlhera, who would venture 

loo far, o» LJlu BUrf Was Very 

iatlsfled with her dgmain on the 

biseh, Ijhe parades the alreelii, 

about the stores and i. 

becomlnsjinji, ( n f Aft 

Young Avcnun fnr 1 lm Permitting the swimmer a 

day. Not Jihi, ,„„,„„ 

| treaehBKiuii dare beyond the eon 

lollem about the s 

- Msses at the postofflce in utter 

dlsmgsrd of all feminine decency, 

IB high Seel boots, bracelets and 

* a neck chain, madam bather lie. 

UJMB that ,tbe seashore In her 

nBdevous wheresoevor she chooses 

to go, and forgets evemhini else, 

" In, spite of the fact that, beyond 

'tt» boundary lines of the heaeh 

fiBnt, ihe Is out of order on the 

streets of the city, unless dressed. 

Mayor Sofroney, of Sea inie city, 

•• dtelared it a problem, when the 

people of that beautiful little city 

arose In arms about It, There is Bo 

jnsbiem to it. He has but to 4e. 

clie the quesUon once and for 

all time. Precisely so with 

all the other mayors of all Ihe 

other seashore places wherever the 

woman bather is a visitor. Un. 

less she can decide for herself to 

->nss properly on the public highways, 

then, it is, in fairness to 

womankind, that the mayors shall 

< be her judge. 

There are ordinances controlling 

. Uie bitntrV coatumei off the 

' beaches, ordinances restrictlne certain 

modes of nttlre on the public 

highways In the resort cities. At 

least, Wildwood has such an orahunce, 

and at this time It needs 

strict enforcement. Women, when 

accosted by a protestor, complain 

of the men, when as a matter of 

fact, It is due to herself to lee 

that, as ever since the world began, 

woman is the leader of all 

Ben. In whatsoever ihe prescribes, 

it Is the man who respects her 

law. To suit her moods, the manufacturer 

makes the bathing suit 

shorter and shorter, iln spite of 

It, she Bnds material left to roll 

the edges. Accordingly, woman «et« 

' lie dictates of fashion and men 

"•'• tallow In her footsteps every time. 

The men have nothing to do 

with It, The matter of decent bath. 

lai suits belongs to womankind, 

l-.Wd the men will alwayi respect 

• ;*llr: 

lea Isle City doesn't ask for 

Bore than is hers by right, where 

y« laws of decency are concerned, 

A bit of news, boied and set on 

ttt front page of this paper, 

hMlud constructive criticism that 

U worthy of carrying farther. There 

It prevalent a sense of sympathetic 

sndentBBding which should hertaie 

contagious with the mayors 

of all. seashore cities, and they 

should cause more rigid enforcesent 

of the regulations, 

v Mr, and Mrs, Patrick Mclntyre 

' and family opened their numninr 

'callage in east Pine Avenue thin 

week for tbe season, 

Mr, and Mrs, 6«rge Annesley, 

of west Pine Avenue, are entertaining 

a number of friends from 

central New Jersey over the holidays. 

Sir, and Mrs, C. C. Farvm, of 

Norrlntown. arrived here Friday 

evning on their regular yearly 

visit to Wildwood for the Fourth. 

, Stopping with Mrs. lue Iramhle, 

thiy will enjoy ihe week-end colehratloBs, 

Mr, Parvln Is a memoer 

of tbe Norrlatown Police Depart- 

Bent 

5fr. mid Mrs, William Haas, of 

'hlludolphla, are Ihe holiday suo»t« 

of Mr. anil Mr», (iforcc Taylor, in 

he Cliiyinn Apartmenlg, 

The .I.H'kmn nriiB rompnny ho« 

HnoB of the •.». No acclrientB 

wef« riiporlsd, 

Tho amunements were taied 

beyonil capacity for two days', 

Liiif upon line of parsons awaited 

hln or her turn to ride In the 

It la 

have 

nttroctlvo 

electric i tMJIlU of ever lha cpnater, Bsvsign 

nt the corner of their build.

I, cfarftw towel] 

An ' 

NK, New] 

N 

to 

guy 

i John •• »i.a- block i. Wlldwood 

H While snfl_ Im. Viiiss. 

ts FaleFme from fereBe 

: 

feel to wijtil 

Henry ii Itunia lo Alinrto Mnn.i 

Lot 45, iiiaek A, 

Park, itouihwejit action. 

game to Anlonio A, Vil.te. U.W. 

? „ p„,„. 

A 

p of land for giale tl,ou, Same as 

HI from lands Ethei Camp, 

Is lands 

rth. 

ID Kathleen 

, pkiek i§. tract 

Hoiiday peich mpany to 

rdl./ *o John Bseh- MIiLsina. 1237. Lots s: SI, iilm-k Si 

Traet of land game to LO 

way * ' 3J.SS, lilock 

Same lo William 

Bloclt 

In ehoncery of 

Deeree: Avalo 

a. mi; 

wssd Heiirhii!, 

I'hnrlpn. Tamil . us., . io Emerson 

W, Miedd, el us 11.1M Tract ... 

s. w. Bide of Hand Avenue, adjelnig 

lands of rhariea A. Beflneil, 

W.Blake, el al. 

IliOit; Tract SBK, side of Bay 

HlSSa* Beule 14. enlendtaii 

«omh, 

I 

land, of J, B. Barieil, SB IHe as Catherine It, Qulnn, et al,, io Anna hafe ROaJ (woodlandj adiolniBi; 

with Mrs, Sara Jackson, 

of Clark WMdbuor on UieiH, Brandl. IIJB, Lot 17, block 11, sf KiineF rlemmlniEway and 

re IHIW lot 8. aeetlDii 

'rtF&m Mirirs, et al. Containing 

Miss Opal Sehellenger spent Dr. Reuben Johnson, of Paler- 

spent July 4 her with his 

3I.7S acres inore sr lens. 

f. Cape May Oly Land Co. Wednesday In Cape May andson, 

H. While Land «Bd_ ImtILal*2o!°bffik'*fil.*SaB 

Tiki Ygtf Msk 

Mrs, Myrtle Keeler and baby 

Wildwood shopping. 

mother, Mrs, Mary Griffith, Ir. 

»od Junction HeiEhiB, 

OoB, cueiiiris to SUile of New Btiiio; "I've added up returnW to her home In Glbbstown 

Wednesday evening after 

Kew Jersey, 11,00. Slrlp of land for 

Slate highway roiile No. 15, eslend= 

spending the forepart or ihe week 

" im lass's sf rjavld Rankln sn 

itheasi ts landiL at thr west 

here with her parents, Mr, and 

and geashsre Railroad Comany 

on the nfiFthwefit, 

WlUiaiii Taylor to Wlljlaln T, Montiery, 

ei us. 1300, BcslnnlnK ai 

it sn the a Mf,_ side of 

IveBiie, gsl,0 ft. 

Sersuin sf WildWQsd 

tie M, noff J; 

lB«y U Rlwor, fit 

iman. |1.M. 

I J, Q* 

tl. ft J, Barton lo 

tl W. Lu's ii apd 

Cit, el CiM 

f7har)«>i P, 

t*iesii 13, 

s.. to lien- 

Lets 1 addf. 

May 

TJda D. Van Winkle to Florence F 

Rutherford, ii.'rt. One-nevenih part 

In tract on P. B side of Hughes Si,, 

***ijot*ns iandd sf Henry Knot!, John 

theBe t(iliiiiin« ten tines, air." 

loaaj "Ooodifor you," 

And here are the ten 

Bnswem" 

"You lust •iapir cant teach on 

onion to hold IU breath." 

HAVE YOUR DOLLARS 

Mort folk* find it a Uik any tine of the jew tokeep their tklhn from lying swiftly mwmj. At Vamikn Time, however, it u musj 

how ibort U their «u y with DMI famUiM, They arrive for a brief visit on pay day and then. Presto! They are gone again. "Can't do 

«wd. about *," you mif t*g, But you can! YOU CAN KEEP MORE OF YOUR DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET IF YOU BUY IN 

Etna 

Mr. and Mm. William Search, 

of Cold Spring, vljlted tin. 

Search'! partnto, Mr. and llre. 

prev!?ni esinpinlMo Hi 

house for h«r sister for two weeks 

An-drew Hawn* aunday, 

while she Is away on a two t 

Mrs. Lydla Dlekinnn entertalned 

Mrs Anna fHeelrnan and 

weeks' visit with H«v, and Mm, 

rlM P. Calfre; 

Harry Oarrisqii, at KeaDibury, 

•w E. Row. II'' 

gon, of Vlneland. at her home on 

creek on west s 1 

H, J, 

Sunday. 

ftbin Qrepn creel 

Mrs. Qeorgie Bnyder Mils 

Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Oarrettson 

motored to Philadelphia on 

•cm, Alas UBci alonE Hid reufl, a«. 

lolnln« lindi of Eire Norton, con. 

Minink ,«J M»». 

Saturday, 

Insoii and son, Charles, of iouth Bays. 

Dennis, one evening 

Chnrlu F. 

i recently, 

•s-y, ct 4, 

I ss above. Waltir Ferguson, of Lumber^ Mrs, Bud liandletaa entertained 

tan, M. j., apeat Mtmiluy here her father, from poiulqwn. Pa., 


with h|g uncle, oharlH Harner, at the home of her «l»ter Sere, 

JTane!« o Budfopd, et uk,. Is Hen. Morton Steelman and Biother. over the Fourth. 

v areen, el ui, ll.iw. Let 11, blscK of Vlneland, assisted In the acr- Mrs, BIMBO Helntire, of Fish, 

¥lces In lunday §€hooj at Taher^ 

uncle, Sundar arurnooB, with a 

yerf pretty duet, 

MU> Lena Damon vlalli'il her 

aunt and uncie. Mr. and Mrs. H. 

Mr, and Mrs, Philip Hess en. 

lertalned Mr. and Mrs, Charles 

V, loulu, Sunda;. 

Heubnor ,of Brldesburg, Pa,, lant 

Mr, and Mr», Henrf Qunderton 

and five children, of iouthard, 

week end. 

Frank Qarretlsuii and Miss M, 

N, J,, spent Sunday at the M, B, Kelly were recent Atlantic City 

parsonage with Rev, and &!r?, visitors, 

Brewln, 

Mr. and Mrs, Htrvey Hawn 

Mr, and Mrt, Robert Patterson were recent week-end vlsltora 

entertained folks from Wilmington, 

Del,, tliIn week end. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jama! Matthews 

with his sister in Qlbbstown, 

Little Mildred Hem is recovering 

from an attack of the mumps. brother, Hary MalthewH, of the 

have been e nterlalniiiB hl« 

Mrs, Hem and Mildred are vl.iltinl 

her slater, Mrs. Marian Cor- 

days, 

New Lisbon Home, for a few 

noil. 

William MaiweU and son, 

For the third laturday in sticceimion 

an accident occurred In Harner Thursday afternoon. 

Bnlph, of WIIilwoou, visited C, 

the neiEhborhoad of Sally Mar 

ihall's crijusliiK. when 

Down* and n boy companion, of 

Dlag Creek, struck a dog with 

the front wheels of hu light Ford 

Tabernacle M, I, Church looks 

wry nice with Its new Boor cOVerlng, 

which IU purthased by 

the Ladles' Aid, The carpet replaced 

that which had been In use 

for the past twenty-two yean. 

Mrs, Ida jackion and sons, uf 

Fishing Greek, spent Wednesday 

Mrs, William Hawn, 

Rem Taylor entertained his 

father. Leandsr Taylor, of Wfiilvllle. 

during the past week. 

John JiniM bu returned home Mlp> Mildred Smith 

from %.vtalt wKh His daughter, fnti, at Philadelphia,^ 

Mrs, 3ohn Fletcher, In Woodcrest, 

N. J. 

GarretIwn and daughter, 

holiday* with Mr and MnLiS 

and Jennie 

'. 

Mrs, Laura Hatluieion and 

children, of Oamden, are keeping Miss Helen Majan, al i 

urrlum this week end 

weeks' visit with her 

vln, and wife, 

Mr. aad Mrs. Leonine i 

son cnlerlalned their 

„.., »...«.. _., — . 

Frances 

ettioB, 

tilned her gistir. Mr«, Ahhle HOD- teaches In CaMon. ovaf ti,. j ^ 

. ;j.i, 

ing Creek, ban been caring for 

Mrs. Bmily Yeaflckl and Infant 

daughter, 

Mrs. A. Jockmn, with Mrs. 1, 

William Foi, Mrs, Aiirir idltm and Mrs, 

Nellie Fo*. of i IsblBg Creek, motored 

to Dennlsville Friday, 

Mrs. Josephine Oliver, of west 

Cape May, spent several dars here 

with Mrs, Qussle Balky. 

Mr, and Mrs, Leflny Jaegen, 

accompanied by their daughters, 

Ireta and Mare!, celebrated the 

eighteenth anniversary of their 

marriage on Monday, July t, by 

enjoying an outing for the day 

at hlver View Beach, Pennsgrove, 

Mr, and Mrs, Barl Tearicks are 

the parents of a baby girl horn 

Sunday, June 26, 

Mj, and Mrs, Lewis Atkins, 

of Washington, who spent the 

Wildwood""The Shopping Center of Cape May County" 

holidays in wildwood. visited 

relative! here on Saturday, 

Mr, and Mrs, Wendal FreJey 

entertained his parents, Mr, ami 

Mra. ttcar Frajey, Sf,, of Oloucester, 

and a number of others, 

over the holidays. 

The llllmalinn 

The speeder in his motor* 

Was speeding fast and Bpeedhi.1 

A ilown the wayi -i' 

Up spake the judge with 

air, 

"You are not gnlnf 

flor thirty dayi 

far O&p* May 

helti and aupKrti 

fSffi*n and 

Vhanci 

E, R, COTTW 

Olvil llngineer—Bondeo 

iurveyor 

819 Asbuty Avejmi! 

OCEAN CITY, I. I, 

Phone: J2I-W 

FRANK W. EBELHARE 

Hardware, nouiefurnlslilBgs and Boat lupplin 

riuDiblng, Heating and Sheet Metal work 

Mecluuuo St, Cape May Conrt BgOM—none IU 

B9th 8t nod Third Ave., Stone Harbor, H. J—none It 

••EBELIIAEE BAB IT" 

Shop, and St«M an filled with heft, attractive merchandUe, priced la enable you to make «ubtUnti«l wving». And > InnfiiKi 

II II fOIll 

II. II. O. A. 1 in ih. Hi t iiinlni uhlli Oi 

,Vlm 111.I.1111 I Hi Kllll till 

"On 1 fimi In Iht. lunrili inuln 

InniiânH wfliltiiHH 1 nutrlbuti.l 

tn Hie «I1!LI I IIIK 1I1 fi ,tt ho w 

oiinff 1 i| lit mil running threi 1] 

j UlillTiil .11 md Malltiil Inn 

Kin Mid Dili linn fl.tturrii 

Sfttnlrlfly's Game 

In thi only tume DIayfil I" 'he TiiluM ..t 7 

Hit Wildwood| M y 

lounty I* agui last aatunliy Scon by 

Kurt House (lifuitid Ilill. plnlii Wnoillilni 40000 11^10 

I Totals 

. Bellcplnln 10 to 1 nlill. Ih. Cjpi. M15 0 I) 0 1 0 0 0 0 I)—1 Put Game on Ice in Fifth OCEAN VIEW FIHE CO. 

)ther tinnm win lilh due in r.iln , 

Second Gamp 

With Five Runs M. Ittili 

Jack Klinbli' In the hot for tin | 

bit M in 

Ifn&tonj, allowed «LK hiti ^ml .'Wofirlbtm* 010102010- 

hnned fuurt(iil II 

1 

•It. Tho hitting of llollliikii .id Lower SlauRhteral 

I ui B lit plain, 15 K iirornif, 

TowiiHentl Jl) 

iValKin and Klinble Itaturnl 

Ilvi. tun** in Ibi tlilnl nnd Huh 

Thhty Iwn hln vii n 

KhllD Clark's fleldlnc oho «.ii 1 

tnnint, 1 F. CantlH 

' I" iui. < iioufth In win 

liy Bi Hi plain In difiillm, Lovn r 

J Dminlllli rf 

feature Muort Vi >n h mill n 

A Word To Your Husband 

About His Hotpoint Automatic Electric Range 

Ydur hutband wiU be as enthiwiaatic at you about Uiii put special offer on the Hotpoint Electric 

Range we are making this month. When he learni of iU mmy .advantages and how rt will 

relieve you of many arduous houfi of ttanding over flit kitchen range, he will want yrti lo torn 

• Hotpoint. : 

Only a Small Payment Down 

Eleven Months To Pay 

Here is our'offer. You pay only a small payment 

and we deliver a Hotpoint Range to 

your home and install it in your kitchen. Then 

you pay the remainder in eleven monthly payments 

with your electric bill. Come in today 

and let us tell you more about this offer. And 

• bring your husband. 

ATI4NHC my ELECTRIC 

0. 

Electric Cookery 

Is Better 

You cook your food hotter, without tedious 

lioura of watchtiur whon you bnvo « Hotpoint 

Automatic Electric Rang«. No need 

with a, Hntpolnt to gorve n. rout too ran 

or too well done; no opening nnd C1O»JIMJ 

thn ovum door, no switching ot.ptna, no 

tcnUPK to tell whothM the food It pi$£.( 

prly done. Binct conking la *rti« A*B-i" 

matlcally. Simply prepare roar ao»U 

place it In tho own, aet tttB Ihdefmftd 

temporatnn} controls and at dinner Um» 

the (owl will ba re**T to wr»o—Mtontia-"' 

U,

m 

$, CBarlM towclU 

Armstn 

PbUtD 

&I\ogarty, 

Fran 

S'Henderson, FrodJ 

n. NK. Ncwl 

BN. Boston. I 

__ toHer 

en any my 

John (W« 

i man's i 

I the nanm 

• animate"! 

t Kennedy, I 

, an* th*nr I 

-tint night! 

them with p«r] 

. always olovo 

J one. 

certificate. 

Initials 

ncoUlecUon. 

Jtennfsly 

& gf the Co 

hud stumbiq 

i by the i 

r left; Ms comra 

to feel 

L itad 

»wtty 

beslti 

be- tD 

k, the. aatonli 

" Ut to r 

.tnrmj 

man twl 

la Urn i 

i and | 

Hn i 

_ .lines tnj 

He Would | 

land woe 

had 

Tne 

jde 

and his 

r 

window J 

THIS IS 

([Community 

House aSoon 

i Mi- 

Mr, am* In. laafs 

' Mia. t*m*k KaiBMOTlu. 

1 isad* a trl> to ' 

I llnufcr KncdVadKH: mn aptnd-sx UK 4ay *tltl Mr. sari! 

I wrtm 

wlUt t*» Dtt.'7 Vwi. of I Jfrt- MorTta BapenUfo. n* JUI I 

J W,H Co.* Ov CT $20 000— —' 

"7 tt, umv ' • * ' , . ,,„», ,,- tt, ,^ b»»*7 I tt " f H»lf#>- A drim ^' -A 

fit o< tilfftlnt to thr- •* Ti^kaJ ^ *' |fh "»fl»>-1 '»>* TW; |- rlo»|y 

^,n>rlni- 

I T*«« ^*i"7 w.f-Jt fj""" 1^ --nil* 'Z' 'h* n^w \ I 41k^r i ^ 

tbr hidden nimv, It 1 * lfK " h " ir *w»* n F '^ lhi I* 1 *^ h wi l>^k*n,T^[T O' P 

b*bW arwl tt WJd'par >'î * n 1 tf#Iffr *'*' h w|th h^n a 1-lp»i a i*- »^^3]î5 Lh* w*.k 

>e>nt(not tt Ij* k &JCK1 ftabk I * '**" r '" tf l4 "^ Tf " riJI J **" * 'h t I*T^, 

tr|i40 you w&fil to hay or f" 1 **'"' 1 **' 

/JF f * ( *P* Ma? '-o«n Ewicy I>tiKr r )an wa^ 

ttflr'llilnjt to «M* thr ^lûiari 

r 

""•" 

Tm-itaho-- •init'-.r M^wlay 

-y or*»T J*r OOO people wry ^' lrn *" i lo Tuckabfr to b**r *,!*„!„]#.- ,^/j /-,„ wlrfl jjfr 

*nd aiiion^rt ih*( TaJit "o" H#>l|f T » Eltfr*.*jff* ijÛr r D' Who bu * •P»"»diil 4>llri*i *I ilif ivnlni 

Mifrf-I rt*-rk*r *nrf «i-, n 

fof 

Mm. Harry Ro 

AtlanMr (\lj 

'^#n afl/J pptnt 

sow, I m#i mf wif* ia 1 I 

iliar wij Eâ frs*f bi?f | 

ear asd Latef BJirri^d | 

will 

to 

you -want *j> buy, 

uîvt to Mil, 

tfj( I at th* Volunl***r Fir*- Cornpan/ 

Steel From Sand 

Ulf,, «« pnfoctvd an electrical 

black land, .=,n 

T.h»- 

h*: w**k 

#u 

r w 1 C I «1 g 

Nf-W ^ -k * 8 t-J* 

Ai-a-n Margolin Murs 

v )»- lrjrj.1 TS.(TJ J. H. W, UaUdl 

sM M 

WStai 

w. 

Charles L Foster 

FUNERAL 

DIRECTOR 

South SewOk 

IWJHW* 

B«U TelflHoa,; 

BM UI* Cltr tfrK-4 

Court House Marble Yard 

MONUMEN-raANDMEWORlALOTONES | 

EXraRIETiOD MARBLE CUTn R3 

WK. a, KWBA 

CATC MAY COURT HOUffi, N. J. 

to bu WB. F, Dulsto > 

Reliable Trucking Servi 

To and from Phllu^lpbla: we call tar Uu foods as* ' 

Unm to your dear si a cost nrr lltUa Bon !ku oH 

woold b, Ougad in (reUht alama, BjmcUl rat«a dnrla« 

BBBUa, 

«* ami iMsd Mb tk. ttal 

SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY 

0FTICE: FBIT2 AD FLEABUBK AVHTI1, BA MX Oft 

Ml Pnon. 14 

K.yaton. Bwsali* 

Good, dew CoaJ 

W, H. AUSTIN CO. 

WILDWOOD, N. X "* f| 

'Tin Old Reliable Tart* 


consider fair dealing and 

dependable construction. 

See members of 

The Master BuildersEx< 

ofWildwood,N.J. 

JOHN a CURVAN, 

SECTION i OCKAH cm TOWS, ooga rat, 1.1,, nusAi, mi 1, 

!ape May and Cumberland County Happenings of die 

? .C.Wheaton 

jost Hard Game 

To Port Nonis 

Teanu Played Air. 

tight Boll After the 

Second Inning 

Norris Won in Ninth 

Fort NorrU defeated the T C. 

team, leaden of the 

IlriUe Leaau«. lad Wedm-».laj 

|rllb the snal score 1 to 2. 

• Fart Narrlt scored twice In lln: 

put Mllltille till 

right 

and lied the sent In the 

ipd DP two hits and iws gr 

Tot all Innlns* III* rlnl 

i Birujgled for the winning 

Both to.mii played airtight 

nil and It wss snrMdir'i 

i until the ninth Inning, in 

i ninth Inning Rlnsiold cran- 

I tbs plats on a short groundsr 

Orsin. being cailtd ufe by 

ptrt Conahej. 

l*st Saturday's gam« with B. 

jL wss cancelled begausg of 

•In. hut (hej will plsr later In 

i Kiion. 

uly » the strong Pennirlvinls 

Uroad team will again plft? 

PORT NORRU 

I 10 if l! 

T, a WKBATON 

H 

H 

0 

0 

D 

0 

»h— 0 

B* ib - 1 

u—_lZ 5 

ilgal, «»„ 

ih ___ 

Whllden. rf 

iiiden, c_ 

folall.., 

1 fill! J 

f. C. WliMtOn 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—I 

Norrli..! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1^-j 

Ccdarvillt 

Newport's New Baptist 

Paitoj Will Arrive Soon 

Bev. Geor|e B, Fiticher, pl«. 

torelBel of H, Newport Baplist 

Church, clonsj bis pattofate with 

the Baptlit Church of New Bri- 

Mln, Conn,, July J, but remains 

nil Ihe aeld two weelu to sup 

tile pulpit. 

He will ga homif lo Phlladol 

phis to tike a brief vacation tor 

needed reM tbout the mildle ef 

July snd sill irrlve In Newport 

the IsBt weeli in juij to take up 

the work. Key. Romaine Baleman, 

of Newark, will nil the 

Newport pulpit July i«. 

On June It William Harris. 

Jr., of gaigm, moved Psgtor 

Fletgher's household goods to 

Newport Mfely gnil (atlafsctorllr 

In a round trip of about 300 

Fairton 

Mrs, Lewis H, Slmpklas has re 

turned home from a visit In 

Piessantvllle, 

Mr and. Mrs. Henry 

Ilweil 

and Children, of Boselle, N. J., 

are vUitlng Mrs. Ella Elwell 

Robert Ooie and ramiljr were 

vlsitori In Dutch Neck on Bundar. 

Mrs. Ruth Andrew and Mist 

Hester Loper have returned Boms 

nlier a visit WI1D relatives In 

Wooaburr. 

Mr. and Mrs. janes Mulford 

spent tne fourth at rortiscue. 

Willlra 0. Reeves and 

entsrtalned at their home Ur, 

and Mrs, Charles 

Warren, of 

Tuekahoe, 

and Charles Reeves 

and family, of Woodttury, 

Henry llweil and family, Mrs. 

Ella Elwell. Mis. Melile Smith 

and Ur, and Mm. I, L, Redfern 

were visiting Mr, and Mrs, Leonard 

Dawnain, in Cedarvtlle on the 

Fourth, ' 

Mr. and Mis, Lewis Hendeff 

»n, of camden, were sailing on 

Mr, md Mre, Edwin Taylor on 

•undsy. 

Mr. and Mm. Lewis 

were recent vlillons it Bivervlew 

BHCh. 

Mr. and Mrs, Fred lorden 

ware in PlUlodelphln on Baturday, 

Wildwood, 

Mnlford. of 

II spendinl 

Nortt 

HT«ral 

naiiy 

Mends of WM 

lias Pste will h« fritvid Is 

r she was tikes to lrld|«ton 

1 snd underwent an apers- 

« for apMndieitia, Miss Paie 

I doin( nry nlcelr asd recoveri 

rapuHr, 

i Mary Bar.ntlnn is recover 

r Iram as oportlon, n.rlng had 

niU ind idBBids nmovad. 

ICapt.m John BriBesnulu Ii 

• 1 to bu home br illaess. 

Pnreaar and Mrs, Rudolph 

"JIBrtc, of UBIOB Citr, N, J,. 

i apndiiia; ihilr T.eatlnn with 

r tanats, Mr. and Mn, Netson 

I Mia liiiabMh jbeaMB bas rei»d 

fron Vlneland. whert she 

•Ultlng rclatlfes, 

Uln Helen Mane*, a tna|tr 

" Cooraha ConterT.torr at 

niiadsltbia. Is 

time with ur statsr, Mrs, 

Itenns, 

K, •Urkey !l tlTini cerunners 

laid (ram the 

: to hie ajanajt, alia a 

nt Boor 1B tne aarafi. 

[JU*. 

Hann.h Gordon kas re- 

Bfcd to her home la D«B«r, 

.. after Ylsltlni her .later. 

i. rrsd Waliea, Mrs. OsrdoB 

•• list btniw of tile lllatai 

ktr father, Mr. «lmer Itselu, 

who u alowly inproTlai, 

Mrs. Qmrn 

cuwtdl kas re. 

roed from Trmton. wBere ihe 

• been .pending; sdrat tins with 

' dangMar, Urs. Wlnltred 

fd, woo baa Hen ill la a 

riial, 

Mra,: Conard |Nomi.ksr 

mother homi aad will 

MBS tlm* In ftWrW!- 

G*or»e jeiM tptlt Wcdwlth 

MiBos It fort Mori 

"U. Ulllao Hotted .of Brld.eo 

Hotted . 

H sptnAiBf som« Urn* with 

^ (tat 

nomlwr who mat 

and ii.lt»d the 

aars with relatlvts here, 

Charles Orlscom and Mlm Btmsle 

Delttrica, of Salfrn. spent 

Sunday evening with Frank B. 

Robblns snd fimilr. 

Mrs. Cbsrlei LlvlnfSton and 

Mrs. Juiius LJvlngnton were rial 

tore in Mulltca Hill on TJiursdij. 

•mith 

Westcott, of GsBBden, 

a ipendlng some time with Mr, 

and Mrs. 'Charles WHtoou, 

Miss Nnmii 

Livinaton, of 

Hopewell, Mener Oountr, is 

spendlnf Ihe summer 

vacation 

with her parents, Mr. and Mn. 

Charles UvinfstOB, 

Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge Cole hive 

returned B) their home in Port 

OlesUr, N. Y,, after « vUlt wiUl 

Robert Cole and fatnllr. 

Mr. and Mrs, Idwln 

Tsflof 

spent Sunday in Port Norrls. 

Mrs. 

Russell cook and ohiU 

dren, of Taoaqus, ft.Lore vUit. 

Ins 

Mr. and Mrs, 1. Ooatei 

Iwing. 

Howard f, Conner la a luest 

of relattvei in Caps JI»y. 

Miss Ada Miller, i student at 

Ursinus Oollege, It apiddinl the 

SUBiBier VMatlon wllh her Mren 

ta, Mr, and Mra, Oeer(e Miller, 

Mrs, Robert Tomlln and son, 

Oharles, of Millviile, hsTe beeii 

resent Vislton at the home of 

Mr. and Mrs. Charles HanklM. 

Mr, and Mm. H.rry Martin, of 

PolladelpUa, nent lundar with 

Charles C.mm. 

Hortwnt Ishulti ud ftmllT, 

of Elmer, were calUng on rel«- 

tlve. ken on funds;. 

Mm, J, nwin Curtlas and BOB 

Jsci, -re BMnllnc several daji 

at Center Onve, 

Mr, and Mrs, M. B, Husted. of 

Ced.rrlllo, were ssJIlDg on relitlves 

la town OB lundar. 

Auction Bridge 

Tnouaanda of bridge enthuiiuu 

throughout the country are followini 

with keen Inters* the remarkable 

aeries of articles on 

••Auction Bridge" by Milton 0, 

Work, BOW ippetrint daiiy, and 

iundiy In the New York Anierl- 

,n.'= 

Mr. Work ia known wnerWir 

bridge la played. He is the author 

of rleven book, as tM «»m« 

(one a noh action beat aeller Mr 

neatly two yMra),ta member of 

•very eommltte. that lii drafted 

•a ABHriUB cod. of bridge law*. 

4 lecturer, loader and «MH 

h 

Mrs. Sophia.Martin 

Turned 82d Comer 

Event WM Fittingly Celebrated 

Independence* Day 

A birtbday celebration was held 

at the home of Mr, and Mrs, I, 

Wesley Adams, on July 4, In 

honor of Mrs, Adams' mother. 

Mrs. Bnpbla Martin, who has 

her line mlleslone and 

is stili &n active woman and does 

very fine handwork, crocheting 

yokel and Isce for doilies. Those 

present were Aunt Soplile. as she 

known to her tnanf friends. 

Mr. and Mrs, j, Wesley Adams, 

Mr. and Mrs, Robert L, Jeffries. 

Mr, and Mrs, Alvln Nlekelson 

and 

children, Mary Ball. Gertrude, 

Menrr and Isabelle, Mr. 

I Mrs, Norman Jeffries and 

son, Norman, luse Reeves, Robert 

Adsms, Mn. Joiephlne Wallace 

and Jennie ConagheF, all of 

Port Norfls; Mr. snd Mrs, Harry 

Hudson, of Millviile; Mrs, Etnaline 

Dsvls, of Irldieton; Mr. »nd 

Mrs. John iomeri and dauihter, 

Matie, of Pluiinlvllle; Mr. and 

Mrs. 

Edward 0, Hunter and 

daughter. Bill, of Maurlretown; 

Mrs. Amanda Somers, of VlBeland. 

All did ample justice to s 

chicken potple dinner and sll the 

tblnss that go 40 make IS €nioyshle 

day. Mr, Edward c. 

Hunter fivored with a piano solo 

In a pleulng Disnner, All wished 

Aunt Sophie many »ore sgeh 

memorial 

t the consideration and the legibility and accuracy 

was 1741,000. [ 

11am 

Jacob 

Rlgglll, 

nVKKln. 

and Edward Rigfin, 

Mr. and Un. LeRoy 

Bsiley 

and Mrs. Frsd Lund spent Wedneday 

afternoon ol last week la 

Mauritetawn vlslUuf friends, 

Mrs, J, Owen Carney sptBt 

Lester 

Ooraon, I Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bailey have 

been visiting their aunt and 

unclu at Newport, Mr. and Mrs, 

Frank Stuwmin 

p 

Ambrose Oandy. 

thane 

Park 

were: 

Mr, snd 

Among 

Brldgeton 

who 

lout 

Mrs, 

were st 

Monday 

William 

Terry and daughter, Pauline, Mr. 

ton, is apendlng a 

days with 

her sister. Miss Elliabilti Buiby, 

Mn, 

Roscoe BhuU and Mrs, 

Oonsunt Once, Sr,, iiul Constant, 

Jr., were in Newport re. 

eently. 

Mill Anna ShlveTS, of MiUvltle, 

was in town Thursday of 

list week vlsitins friends. 

MJss Louise Powell is •pending 

aonu time In Burlington with 

relatives. 

Mrs. 

Howard Palym bss returfled 

to her home In Camden, 

after spendiBg a few days here 

wltt 

her alaMr, Mn. Daniel 

Bslemin. 

Wash- 

Oeorce conahey, Jr., 

inston, spent the week end with 

Bis parent., .Mr. and Mrs, Oeorge 

Canahey, Sr, 

Mr, and Hn J«se Ohamtien 

entertained eompany from out of 

town over th* week end. 

rtarted off well In the Ban ate, 

Mr. and Mrs, Aim Roge 

tisn. Sev.-ral bungalows are now 

In process of erection, 

Mrs. HAIPU Ballsy and dsugh. 

ter, araee and Msollls, a Mill, 

vllle, were Friday visitors st ihe 

home of their relatlws Mr, and 

Mrs. John Land. 

The funeral of Robert Hawn 

was held oa luaday 

afternoon 

from the home of his brother, 

Charles Hawn, 

Mr, Hswn had 

been a resident of this locality 

ifom his early youth, 

He was 

laid to rest bedds tils purentu in 

the old Port BHiatetB Cemetery. 

Mr and Urs. OharlM Ireland 

ud their relative, Mrs, fort, all 

of Miiiviile, 

s^Bl the rourth 

with their daufhter, Mrs. John 

Blsvic, 

Howard Buiby has had • gas 

plant Installed st kis bone, 

Mr. and Mrs. Henir Itee«s,'of 

Pitman, aoooaMlila by {rlends 

from MershaBivill*, «all»d Bunday 

afteraseB on Mr. sad Mrs, 

Mortimer Msyhat, 

Merry froups M bathing psr. 

Ues are dally sMn on our river 

road bound for Laurel Like 

Some are on • hiking trips" sod 

Home come In cata. 

Often luaeh 

Is taken alone and hours are 

spent at tae 'tteael," 

Golden Eagles Pait 

Chi e f 8 Me«t July (6 

The July meetiflf of the Van 

chiefs' AsaoclatloB of South Jer- 

•er, an orjinliatlon 

recently 

formed by the past chiefs of the 

different ustiea of tne knights 

of, the Ooldtn EslU, will be held 

with Keliiervllle Castlf, No. 74. 

at HelslarrUIe, on MtUrday evening. 

July II, at 1 ft M. 

1 

Mat chiefs 

will t? present 

Iron the senrsi dJêrent Ustles 

in this sMilaa and it is iipeeted 

a iood tine will M hat. Tka lnvitatMM 

an belmx seat to every 

plat chief and a lartt turnout Is 

Btpeeteil. 

It will be decided at this meet- 

Ing where the Amjuat nuetlnj is 

to ha held, at the WMlMt are to 

be held In a different otatle each 

month. 

i •'; 

ESflMll 

Downtown ~~* • .,'- 

Tks «l»iar-«Kf v i" 

I a Bnapej Blond" 

children, of Woodbury. spairt tde- 

.week end here at the home of 

Mr, Rogers' mother. Mrs, Carrie 

Kogera, 

Mia Ellisbeth chew bu gone 

to New York, where she will 

spend some time, 

llr and Mrs, Charlw Biggin 

and Mr, and Mn, Boardraan 

Newoomb and dalujhter, Helen, 

spent Monday visiting several 

Pisces in Norta Jersey. 

Quite a number of our townsfolk 

attend 

Bridgeton. 

the 

parade in 

Mr, and Bra, Fred Lund and 

sons, Wbrren and William, spent 

Monday afternoon in MlUviile. 

Mr. and Mrs. David Rowley, 

and 

daughter, Belle, spent the 

Fourth at Cape May, 

Carl Blaskman, who has been 

very ill, Is improving, 

Mr, and Mrs. Learning Berry 

and Mr and Urs, Austin Berry 

and daughter, Lebma, spent Monday 

in Brldgeton Park, 

Mr. and Mrs. Olin Hiskman, 

entertained company from out of 

town over the week end. 

Mr. and Mn. Harry H, New. 

comb and children, Harry and 

Dorothy, spent Monday at River 

View Beach. 

Mr, and Mrs, Daniel Newcomb 

and daughter, Mary, are upond; 

Ing some time at Fortesgue, 

Idren, Pel 

Mn. Ami 

and John Dlllahey. 

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bailey, 

Misses Murthn Riley, Dorothy UH 

Dlckel and, Edna McLean spent 

Saturday evening in rortescue. 

Mr. snd Mrs. James Oibinn, 

Mrs. M. A. Smith, Misses Evelyn, 

Marlon, Helen, Mildred and Ethel 

Smith, Mary Gibson and Messrs, 

Donald Smith and Morris Pepper 

were In Penn»vllle Monday. 

Mr. snd Mrs. M, A. Hmllh and 

children, Mildred, Evelyn and 

Donald. Mr. and Mrs, Jsmes Qib. 

son and daughter, Mary, and Mrs. 

M. Cain, Mn. Badle Chamberlain 

and SOB, Gilbert, and Morris 

Pepper were In Foriescue Sunday. 

Mr. snd Mrs. Daniel Batensn 

and ghiidren, Robert, Mary, Carolyn 

and Ethel, were at River 

View Beach Monday, 

Mr. and Mrs. Hsrry Ohanoe and 

son, Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 

Harrington »nd dauihter, Oaro. 

lyn, and Mr .and Mn, Warraa 

Miller were In Ocean City on the 

Fourth. 

Among 

those who were In 

Wildwood last Sunday were: Mn. 

Myron Jones and children. Misses 

Bebecea and Maria 

Hoboins, 

Laura Brown, Israh Berry, Dorothy 

Jones and Lester Moore, 

Walter and Margaret Lore and 

Edith Peterson spent the Fourth 

at Elver View. 

Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Molllniccr 

have recently moved Into 

the house formerly occupied by 

Mr. and Mrs, Melvln Bockwell, 

Mine Dorothy Jones and Mster 

Menantico 

Mrs, Ada Hampton and daughters, 

Lyilla and Florence, called 

at the home of Harry Aekley one 

day this weak. 

Mrs. 

Walter Hampton enter, 

talned company aver the week 

end. 

Mn. Anna Haltinger and 

daughter vlaltsd Mftlnlfa Bator, 

day, 

Charles 

Aokley, of Oaklyn, 

spent tbe week end with his parents, 

Mr, and Mrs. Paul Aokley. 

Mr. and Mrs, Janus aharp, of 

•unset Lodge, entertained com* 

pany from New ork over the holidays. 

Moore spent 

Baltimore. 

the 

week end In 

Mr, and Mn. Frank Stowman 

entertained company from out of 

town over the week end. 

Mr. and Mrs, A, J, Kellierg 

entertained company from Phlladelphia 

over the week end, 

Samuel Perrine Ii •pending a 

few dsys In iea Isle City. 

Mrs, Archie Jackson spent 

Saturday In Brldgeton, 

Delmont 

Miss Alberta* Chambers is home 

from OlasBboro Nonmal School, 

Mnt, Julia Con. John Liplhuska 

and 

Raymond Warwick are s.t- 

David Bateman spent Saturday tending summer school 

In South Dennlsvllie. 

Blaster Charles Whildln hw 

Mr, and Hn, Andrew Bailey been •pending a few days with 

spent the Fourtrh in wildwood,' his sister In Leesburg. 

Mr. and Mn. Frank Dlckel and 

children, 

Dorothy May and 

Frank, and Miss Edna McLean, 

of Tacony. Pa., spent a tew days 

at the home of Mr. and Mn, H, 

Oarretaon, 

Mr, and Mrs. William Marks 

spent lundaf afternoon at the 

Sharp farm. 

The stork visited ihe homo or 

Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hanby on 

lunday morning and left a little 

Dor. 

Mr. and Mn, Archie 

•hull 

•pent Saturday evening In Bridge' 

tea. 

Among 

inne who welt In 

Mlllvllle latDrdar evening were! 

Mr, and Mn, H«ry Fleldi. Mrs, 

Paul Cont.nl, Mr, and Mrs. H. 

C. Barrsclaugb .nd HBS, Robert 

and Jomph, and Mr. ud Mn, 

•tewart campbsil, 

Mrs. 

Lewi. Conklln U numbind 

among the dck. 

Mr, and Mrs, John DaMla,, ot 

PhlladelhU; Mr. and Mri 

•omen Ooraon and family 

spent the week end and the 

Fourth out of town, 

Mrs, C. O, Poster and William 

Langier. lr,, attended the daSI. 

c.tlon of the new MUrtheuse 

BulldiBfa at Cape May Court 

House Thursday, June 30. 

Mr. «nd Mrs, Barter, of Dorcharter, 

and Mr, and Mrs. Bennett 

etawman and little son. 

Jack, flrers "calling on Jadt Haa. 

derson «i»d wife Saturday evening. 

Motorists now detour via Dor, 

cheater and Leesfeurg •Bi'e the 

road Is under Mnatructloa,, 

Among ithoee who Meat the 

Fourth at wildwood were Mr. 

sad* MM, Al pawler, Al Brrkkson 

isad family. Mr, Oeorw W, 

Lae and Mr. and Mrs,, Hen IT 

Henoetmn. ., ; ' 

Mr. and Mm. Linwwd Foster 

as 1741,000. 

TOs Bale must be approved by 

the District Court of New Jersey 

and was reported for approval on 

Tuesday, 

Mr. While wag president of uhe 

old company and in tbe event 

of the approval of the sale It Is 

understood thai the project will 

he carried on along about the 

same line as in the past. No 

change in personnel is sontemplated, 

it Is staled, and the sups 

name will probably to retained. 

Lloyd Lewla will still be in 

charge of production. 

'of Its map, together with Its convenient 

site, has brought t" It 

additional recognition for its er- 

Bolency, 

Newport 

The 

following were Newport 

visitors over'the Fourth of July; 

Mr, snd Mrs. Lewis Spencer, Mr. 

snd Mn, Oeorge Campbell snd 

daughter, tnelda, Mr. and Mrs, 

John Joslln. Mr. and Mrs, Wll 

bert Joilln and children, of Cam 

den: Mr, and Mrs. Oeorge Hand, 

Mliff Martha Chance, Homer 

Bonne, of Philadelphia; Reginald 

Hlley, of Fort Morris: Mr, and 

Mrs. Earl Hornor and children, 

of Delanco; Mr, and Mrs. William 

Van Vllck and son, of Gloucester, 

Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bayers, 

Mr. and Mrs, George B. lare, 

Mr, ind Mrs. William Weldon, 

Jr., Mr, and Mrs, Ray Hines, 

Mr. and Mr>, Ross C. Comer and 

SOB, McCauloy. Mr, and Mrs. wllilam 

Weldon, St.. ud. Hiss Helen 

Bntten spent the Fou'rtt al Bit. 

tyiburg, Pa, 

Mr,' and Mrs, Boyd Fagan snd 

and Mr, and Mrs, Oharlea L, 

Peterson spent the week end at 

Delaware Water Gap. 

MUsei Erma Moncrlef and 

perla petenon and Nelson Batemin 

were the guests of Mr. and 

Mr. and Mra, H. H. Hanklns Mn. Frank Newcomb, st Kirk 

•pent Wednesday at a Sunday 

school picnic in Bridgeton. 

Mr, and Mrs, Harry 

Aekley 

motored to Port Norris to visit 

her Bitter, Miss Ulile Butby on 

Sunday afternoon, 

Mrs, Frances Knight entertained 

MISS Catharine McDonald 

snd friends, from 

Philadelphia. 

Sunday. 

Russel Burden Is hsvIng the 

foundation 

laid for hi! new 

house, 

Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Olunn vis. 

Ited her mother. Hoods Aekley, 

Monday, 

Mrs, Maude Lee and daughter, 

ROM, snd Mn, Ellen Fangburn 

and Mrs, IliiabetB •ssttuck, of 

Leesburg, vliited Mrs, Edn» Aekley 

this week, 

Paul Aekley has sold three 

acre! of land along tbe creek next 

to H.' H, Ranklnr property lo 

Burdett Tomlln, of Oeean Oily, 

for a building lot. 

Mauricetown 

Mrs, George Owens Is entertain. 

Ing company from Pennsylvania 

for a few days, 

Mr, and Mrs, PfBsicky, Of New 

York, culled on Mri' Praak Feaster 

recently, 

Mrs. Mary Errlcson enterMIaed 

her brother from Mlllwlle. Friday 

evening. 

Masters Lawrence sad Kennelh 

Bailey ban returned home after 

spending some time with their 

grandparent!. 

Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Taleoi 

spent the week end In Baltimore, 

Mrs, Trolus will, and daughter. 

Elnora. Ii aoeodlnj somt time 

with her anthtr, Mrs, Phoebe 

Polhanui, of Dorchsnter. 

Mrs. Wllllim BhUti and family 

ipeat Friday In MilMiie. 

Mrs, 

George Owsu sad son, 

Albert, spent Saturday la Ueaburg, 

Milton Bailey, at Dorclio.ler, 

called on nil mother. Mrs, Rosa 

wood, N. j. 

Mr and Mn. Albert Newcoinl, 

and daughter. Miss Doris, of 

Bridgeton, called on Mrs. Lydla 

Newsomb sundsy. 

Misses Florence Ryan and 

Hue! Moore spent the Fourth at 

River View Beach. 

HIIM Mabel Imenon spent 

Sunday at Atlantis City. 

Warren Qehbart was badly 

burned this week, while fighting 

a ore In the woods. His burns 

were treated at Brldgeton Hospital, 

Mr,, and Mrs, i, s. Henderson 

andfamily, of Woodbury, and Mr. 

and Mrs. William A. Browne and 

son, 

William, of cecllton, Md,, 

spent lunday with Beth Musted, 

Mr. and Mn. Leslie Bradford 

and daughter. Haul, spent tbe 

Fourth at Wildwood. 

Mr. and Mrs, William Bradford, 

Br., were the guests of Mr. 

and Mrs. Hurry Bradford Sunday. 

Benjamin F. Henderson, of 

Benedict, Md., Is visiting tali 

daughter, Mrs, Frank Silvern. 

Llndwood Campbell, of Dlvld- 

•are spending 

with tbelr son. B. 

UBM la Mam 

M«a- 

Mrs 

Annie Janaa is ipendlne 

a weak with her granddaughter. 

Miss Gladys Ana, of Philadelphia. 

Mr. sad MN, John H. Bailey 

motored to Del.WUW 8»tunliy. 

Mrs flttphen Bhropahlre. of 

Camden, .pent Ui« wee* efld .with 

Mr. aga Mrs, Lwlle Calilns. 

Mr. aftd Mra. Edw.rd Compton 

ot MttWIls; Mr. and! 

Aaaicla- 

Mr. 

at*'.pendln, 

p 

tlm* -1U. hU 

''' " 

Ev.nt 

was held undfr the 

the rairfleld PMsnyteri*n 

This church .t.nda In 

of the road tali way 

Fairtan .ud this Ylli.ge. 

program was «s follow.; • plfl:.i.-. 

Hymn. "F.lth ot Our rita-jaV'V i, 

mrocatlon, Bev, J. H. DWtl^M 

SeleeUon, male ijuartat. -i-:•,'Â 

Scripture Itann, Jtev. W.. ;fcK>:J 

Prayer, Bar. I, WV Clark. . 

Hoio. 0. Kellmai«r. ' '•' 

Financial •taMmsnt; MM, I 

Hires, -•• : '•: 

Solo. 0, KellinnTor. 

* j 

Offering for malnUn.nce of tn 

old Stone Ohu'nt, 

• ' '' 

Selection, male qu.rlet 

Addrew, 

-Lite'. Hf^l 

Rev, H, 0. WIIMnson, Pb 

HyniB, "Ood H* With T 

We Meet Again." 

Dontogy, congregation. 

Benediction. 

Ht, I 

Vaugban, 

j # *j| i= : 6 

Many iBtsnsiing atoile.., ara,. 

told about tbls old edlnte. '"' 

earif yeara Inbabltanta of 

section took refuge there fnpi! ,«| 

bloodthirsty Ind|.ni who •' wr" " w 

beiag driven further away, 

the time if thi war batwsaji ( . 

North and thi Boutb It trai- qaiajt: •:;; 

as a mruiUnc .tation. 

Belnr ' 

close to the fMimi .Bittn* I 

iii a center of •ttractiaft. Jt ' 

are »ery few Mldlere llTlnf j 

but they .od Mme oidfriB 

tell how there were We and, ^ 

corp. musle and f.trlotjo l 

ing In the lotenat of, Old, < 

An Incident 1. told, of » 

living st MnanlMB ' * ' 

this ghurah to .wa . 

Sunday ii, B«aaiM«, ;Hi 

there wiinf B^rfi tt 

ten. he walked HI OMt 

Tbe building' ,H Just m 

when iftt «rt«tta,.iritfc;»at| 

nldca. brick alMea. * 

fsahtoned 

bilhlMy 

collection bsgi on long' 

It hss long been knofamiilar 

tandmirk. ale 

tery is conne61ed WiUl 

Business School 

pmong the studenU rweB^ML' „ 

bted 

dlplonum at. Brld»»toB 

Raess School are: Ethel Mic- 

Oartby. seeMUrid coome; Haa- ,• 

nab Braolts, bookkeeplni; couraal. 

Joseph 

Bnadwar • and RoUS4 .;•('«•* 

Baker, commercial narsa, 

Bacb* •;;;r|| 

one has been placed In a gpml : 

.••.S 

position by toe Wbool employment 

departmept. and la \mf :•'; 

busily engaged in the neld ot 

buelness endeavor. 

. • 

Newport M. E. NatM fi 

Sunday evening. July 10, T.1I, j 

standard time, the Berries will 

be In charge, of our district 'ip-; 

worth Lemue ofneer. 

Do 'Bit 

f 

miss this service. 

Bpeelal tc 

On June Is, Tboma. I, Weidfcn 

and Albert. A. Nuwcomb. both OI 

Dividing Creell, were OBiW 

marriage by Rev. H. 

ing Creek, BPint the week end | Tna Biaj|Ba*r»., ob 

with his slater, Mrs. WIiIlam|BUBday ww unu.utlly 

Hamers. 

Reginald Hlley, of Port Norrls, 

Is visiting hln gnndmother, Mrs. 

Leannra Bilejr, 

Lewi* page, or Baltimore, )• 

•pending some time it the home 

of his brother, Oeorge Page, 

Miss Lsura Broidwaler Is »(• 

tending summer school at Ocean 


Mr. and Mrs, Harry Uttle were 

the guests of Mr, and Mrs, Roy 

Darby, at Oce.n city, over the 

week end. 

Mr. and Sra, Charles Hew 

comb, of rlilUdslphla; Dr, .nd 

Mrs. Marcus Newcomb. ot 

•rown'i Mill.: Nfs, partia Potter, 

or Wenonih, split the week 

sad with Mr. .nd Mr.. Peter 

Newcomb. 

Mr, and Mn, Oaarge Prltchctt 

.nd HB, Oeorge. Jr.. of MllWllle. 

•Bant til* week end with Mr. 

and MM, Miner tpsnur, 

Un^rwood 

Mr. ana Mrs. Bert Moon an* 

cblldren, of .Brldgeton, 

(pant 

Suna.y'irltn Mt. and Mr*, twlle 

Bradford. 

After waiting long and (afor 

bU waiter to. amiear 

with bia order of ham 

Biwood taitay kad lha/mlstK. ;> * 

tune to fall from tile roof otjbbnj. 

Roth's bungalow, at Laurel U»| 

very bsdltv i.M-i 0 

Charles Bradway and 

Noel spaat tatHrdap 

with Mr. and lifp, 

man and toot Jn t 

rade In Brtdgeton. 

de n BrtdgttM, . 

Mr, aM.HM, JMr4: ; laUW, 

daughur, Btliel, spent Bund 

BridgetoB..'. •.• •, , ; 

Mr. Mi Mra. lanua] 1 

daughter, lh i

ft 

,< 

, dMtVf timM, 

gjna Armstroot 

'nu* -i— 

TCkwir. 

Henderson. Fte* 

on, NK, (Mr 

„ Bit, BoMou. 

•that night! _ 

Huns »m I* 

s, alwnys cleve 

Unite and: 

the line? in 

waul* 

MEM rawimrt, win an, s. i., MBAY, rowi, im. 

Witt CITY HEWS. OCEAB CTTt, •, I., fiOAY, mi S, 1827. 

termer will enter She Women's 

College « Greelittow, N, C. In 

2 

Haleyville 

wlio ta .ttendlne MBMI in Tren. 

Jl«,l»»llt • (IW Mrs here with 

M£ >•**•* _. . _ , , 

r, BBi Mft Ctarfn Tiylor, 01 

lag at an 

»ertitle«. 

aimeon CFUZB 1« Deautlfylas MM Mr. and Mr,, B. •• Fogg were week, Hlg soadltlon baa been the trip from Sllllvllle were Rev, clay fop the atljeni 

rwiiaenct wiUl eo»t of mint. made BllHntieni of Iho RepuBlican Tegarded aa'erltlcal for sevtrU D, C, Bvana, Aslier Browli, Wll- c*jnp at-Platteburg, N. ¥,, 

Ml8B Taelma Sharp and friend eieculhe eommltteii for Blow dayn. He ta iuntvBd By his* wife, frud Jttrvls, MlweB Bdna Jarvla. Uey wllS remain for the 

at Phita- of caraiion are Tlsltlag Mr«. Oreefc, at the Primary. John Mn. JI. B. Uoyd,, wjio w$s far *nim Hanklns.' i* July m samtt sf mtU*, 

! al Lucy gufllcker, I W. O«TBlnger wai nqmlnated for yesni MlUvllte'l leading milliner Law|s Ktislir, Jr.. tu botB '-••* la * ry , CaniBflislh ioa JfV, 

aptain F. 

M"r. and Mra. Uorfls, of Phlla-I TownBhip rfimnilttee, and w. El- and two daughter, TtflMM Jennie appolnn-il ruwliitatit mu«io 'dlr«!. 

atl(l 

*l r «. Albert Campbell^ 

i J i d Tllll LJ1 t 1" I'lMploy. 1 ,! In Whl 

" rry iution enter-i 

==ê parly over the i 

id Fourth of July. " 

" Shaw, who spends i 

ârl of her lime with ] 

Mri. Ud» Tetlow, In 

B - -""int a few day* ! 

recently. ! 

i or ner raiser, rapiain >:. Mr. Ma Mra, Morris, of Fhtla-! Township < 

n9 - ilelphia spent the week end wilibjlner c*arri* 

ill Si. Willis Cunip. of Mr and Mfjh WhllBJi Hlta, 

i Feace, 

i» of tht 

M. anil Mrs. 

»e Fourth 

odtoury. .peal the we 

Mr. and M. HMgehei Plane 

A ehurrh b 

,„ 8p(,nrt|ng Mme ,lB1, „, u,,, held (he ird, 

R,BH1!,. Camp ground. 

Corns Lu 

Mr.. U«ie iT'Davi,,, of 11111= at &>uih ft-m 

he jinil Tillle LJny.I, 

MinBes gue Plum 

»«* Both Anil Dorolhy I 

rity. are among 11 

ek enjoy the student I 

Europe, 

I. «•««« mm 

nd Mm. Nrt»B T»»lor BBbllc .c.hool. 

fctDrdw ewnlM wita Mr. at Cope May 

M, Bmif Turlor, of Fair- Mr. Donpia 

Bmif 

r 

. Hutt.,7 »Peat, ib*I Company 

iil »1» »UBt. Mrt- Nel-I 

Paul 

r. Sere. T. Owen 

iislwth Jeaklna o«lled on fctur 

M»M. Mn. nrmilB Tay- 

ilr. an 

tlr, 

««ea fn 

ll 

t 

*" North Wlldwood 

l. Th>-y will rwUdf 

Court Hsuai. wherf 

ha, a pwltlsn with 

ay Till- and Tru« 

Behu?yfr Codf 

ft^^6eori« Dunhim and family, of nl.c • 

StitKiNanii, W«nt Sunday with phtn, 

JWUcls Miftc Bne, 

Mr, 

'* UlSHîJJd* nd Lena Taylor „„,! « r 

ifa MllWUe Trillion Saturday, 

Blllnton 

V-lfr. •Ml Mn. HsBchsl Taylor go,, — 

"--i moied to ihtir new home, the i 

la Mustm Taylor spent N,.|, 

o, and bride, nee MI* 

, vtaliwl relatives, hm 

day and Sunday, 

d M«. Bert Wilson Safe 

lertalnliij 

,th« laitpr'ii 


Bhekwoc-1 

slP ,lRd Mr; 

Georise HUM and 

.family and Howard Barter -wnt 

,he Kounn In Wlldwood ' 

' sjr "aBd M Harry Oliver nod 

\ 

sjr 

aBd M Harry Oliver no 

MIM Rlfglim, of Philadel. \VB m n t of Ooeaa i'ity wfre VIBII. I'" S.>a 

in. (it the hnm,. of Mf and MM 

Jf'- 

and Sire, llenderBon, Mr. Krank Bowlter on Sunday I" 1 '" • 

s. Leroy Illllman and ton.: Mr and Mrs Jfifk 1 udlam of »'"»da 

, and Mrs. Sara Errlck-1 pbilariFllibla vlnlted relnllv In 

Mr - 

rB wildwood vbiitora on , Haleyville over the week end 

anl ll 

umh, | Mr and Mr, Wllllara Harvf.) ] Bri.lgP 

rwlrt. of. 

Kalwrt 

wlih Mr. | af Bri.iij, 

'" ""' * 

" Ch#w i 

Mt *' » 

, of Wll- Billy. h;n 

'"">« «K'J Blatiohard' wlrk, 

rnr 

D(lo t Jlonday afternoon ! trachur lit 

. , tlilrty of hl 

lara and Charlw B.n-. visit 

Ahl-.it 

tawson Lynch spsnt Bay. .a»i 

Willvillc Park. 

»i on to 

Mrs. Milton Bailey D.lawarp, 

d Mm, Lake Li»i. of! 

Walinr Av 

«|».n[ 

Suiiilay and . a cow ai 

mil Tillle LJoyJ, 

: [or ,,, ,„,, Nl.,| Waylillil muilio, » I'liipiayiul 111 Washing 

MinBes gue Plmnmef, Madeline' He him a tlvu year nonlmiil In Bpjnfling eeillr lime with t 

»_/h .,„. r,.,_,,to B-lmi.y, of this; wrlti- music for hUi Broadway •"" W 1 "* 1 Main Bireet 

e who will j atinwiiiin. He was featured In =_===^^^.,^_=^_^_ 

niuy the student trav-l imtr to Wayiuin's Review, of 19^7, which 

^ 

Stirope, playful all of the leading K>ith OUClCSnUtCin 

A pretty wedding took place houses In Now Vofk City, 

it Bhe hanie of Mr. and Mm, 1 The' girls nf the MtllvUle ^ ___ Jz: _.._ 

•"'"Mill Carter, on North Sec- ; Maniilartiiriug Cflinpany office Mr. and Mrs. ArlEDJ 

(ere giiems of Mrs. Niiylor rriiitly Biottirei!F,i 

wifu, 

I this Hi. 

The Millvllle Canos Club ,ipen-i Dan,| 

ei! Wediit^day night anil the ! f,,f iWi 

Mnrlsnai Uraaiallfi Club furntaheil| High 8v 

the 

eiitermlnnieni for the ev«.|; 

Mini Edith L(«s of llownril 

reef, ia v;u-atlunlriE In Chicago. 

William tlorton, seeretary of 

ii T: C. Wh-atori Glaus Comiiy, 

has rejiij-neii nnd will enk', 

! 

in'ii stucco biiMin^HH with 

JloriUner 

Mayb 

tweat Shefof 

tht- loea! 

Monday o 

ruff Bogg 

ah Snhor,lieij «l|rf 

M 

^ 

on 

Spence, of Vinelanil,'nnd Mis. Harsey, of Millville, were 

old friends here on Fri-,recent 

visitors at the home of 

while enroule front a nahing Mr, and Mm. Edward 

Bowker 

Mn. Hewart Iparta Mn 

d 

Ad 

vey, of Millville, were il"ml.iy at UiurH Ijilie, , Mrs. 

rs at the home of 

Jir - and Mrs, John Polhamug JuMsph 

Edward" Bowker. *P« - nt Monday al Wildwood, I hav» li 

HeeTes. of Mtllvillc. '"*•» Martha Ohamplon spent. Ca«per, 

it of Mr, and Mrs 'he fourth 

with friends in Pit-i 

it OB iunday, 

Bi "l ! 

a, Leille Hunter and Mr. and SI, Herbert EyBerl 

ace. were Vineland " nli »on. of PWI»delpiiU, Bre| 

tanday 

' vlsltlni Mr. and Mrs, T, O, LJllls-i 

Hewart Iparta Mn, AUSMU Ihonwon, Mto 1 

»UMon M«ndW Ada TnoaEsoa, MiM Mary Butch. Pa ' '" •PU»« "» ««• 

« «nd MU8 Hutb DuaJl. have Her sister Mfi Daniel lowje 

tbt holidays 

.«- « - Oa 

viJitiag relatives 

Mr, and Sin, J, Wesley Hot 

re entertalninf her brother, 

_>nes Godwin, of Baltimore. 

Mr. and Sirs, A. J, Bennett 

ill Lewnon Lyneb vUilted in 

liM-liind on Saturday and Sun* 

. «aa Mm. J»ck Errlckeon, 

Harry Lloyd, 

MB Sallle Magee Is attenillnj 

summer pebool at Blairitown for 

ten days. 

Mr, and Mra. Fred Coi and 

children and sin, Carr anil chil. 

drin, of Baltimore, Md,, called on 

relative* here Baturday. 

Mra, Rhoda 001, Mr, and Mrs, 

Bod Chanee,. Mr, and Un, mi. 

WhUden, Mr, and sirs, 

Ahln 

Neweomb, Mr. and Mrs, Bd. WI|. 

«oa, Mr, and Mri, Oeorge Tom. 

Ha, Sllueii Dorothy SlacDonalrl 

and Ruth William, and Mn, L. 

C. H. Cru»eL of Woodstown, Is B[Ul 

vlnitlng Mrs. Barbara Cnue and Syh 

Mi-W Si ells Cruse, 

l~- V 

-Mlm Stella Crune upent %,._„=, ana 

riday. Thursday and 'Friday' bav 

with Bossie DuRils. • [ ior 

Mrs, William MartioB aad i A 

Mr ' 

M d MfB - BaB1Uel r r m t " 

'"" 1 

Rs »« rt ' 

MnL BBr « 

H lll 

Howard Bowker. tJeorge HIIe», Jr 

Samu.rGodfrey. M. Mae Walters 

Mr. ond Mr.. 0«W Hile,. an 

Dorchwter 

Shiloh 

Th,' Babbqth gahool plenlcked 

al Cenlsnon last week, 

Mrs. Helen Millbury, of pbila. 

delphla, la a guest at Prances E, 

Joseph Carman ,n,| son. 'Baiph: I,, T "° .""ehnntvllU youthj.lj 

I hav, h,e,i g»,.st, of Mr». Alter, i H " Wtlt and Cape May on Monday, freni attending three aseeolattoni, 

r, left tor Elmer on Sunday. „„_ Albert, spent Moi y at Mr, and Sire. Iaaae Foster and one in Rhode Island aBd two in 

..•WM a good aitendam-e WiWwood. 

daiisltter. of Port Norrtjt, visited New Vork State, 

eTeniDg «n4 tt» Brên Quite a aunber of our people, Mr. and Mrs. Walton Grace on Mrs, Charles Wwtsott the wife 

a ibout |IS tlm of «• ss weU 4, many from out of Monday, 

of the barber, ta doint nicely of. 

.WBlen will go towardi town, spent the Fourth at East 

charl siowman motored to ter an operation for appenditlUi 

|^*a«. *»r WBICB • Inn* Point. Brirteclun Monday, evening. in thf Irldgelon Hospital " 

W tftrtea. TO«'«mpany Crist Nelson entertained eom. Mr, and lira. Charles Taylor Mis« Irene Sheppard is attend. 

MM «MM«d to return In a pany from Philadelphia over theiand iomi called on Mrs, Biulafc Ing numnier school, at aiassbero 

mootbi when * Urêr crowd holld ! l r " i 

p p r th 

mootbi, when * Urêr crowd holldayi, 

y "* IB •tt»nflaa». Mr. and Mra: Lawrence Thernp 

MSfdcr «r«mlM « all §op tad Mr. and Mrs. 0, Chance 

;•'."•• ••'.,•. .' (Of Leesburg, motored to Viriinia 

giwlniau iunday. 

Charles W, Champion m 

lo Ocean City on Sunday. 

jlii. Kathryn Siowma 

11 ' • ! HISi V m m c D o a M MX""! Casklll. of Mays Landing. 

nd Oe«an tne Fourth with her aunt, Mrs, Mlw Kilu,ryn stowma 

MftalBM Sam Whltt i Milllll • 

Mlw 

Kilu yn owm 

IBBrth. W.B WMftalBM Sam Whltater. in Millvllle. • Brldgeton, went Sunda 

tt« loal orKi.Dll.tlon on Mf. and Mm.Boben Sharp and her parent* bere. 

mNf, #Bffll a ,nOrt pr* Mrj. Blancbe iharj of Leesburg. Mrs, AnBa lliBkiRt y, 

Misi Naomi Oil wiirteaeaai 

red Cranberry in the fall, she, was 

|srBdiniii.d from Oiasahoro Normal 

is I with honors. """" 

m \ 

Mr - "* »«• «•»» Blin»on 

Mr. and M«. Charles S Knion 

of and Mr, and Mrs, Orvllle Kelley 

Brldgeton, went Sunday with of Philadelphia, spent"" V 

her parent* bere. 

and over the Fourtn w 

M ; V 

WE'LL PA Y YOU! 

FOR YOUR PROMPT DECISION 

All enrollments taken between now and July 18th receive a 

TEN fsn 

CENT, DiaOOL-NT from regular rale,, for the 

entire course. 

You can begin in September, pr later in the Fall,if more 

conrenlent. 

If you enroll now md something Intervenes to prehlhii your 

enterrlng In ihe Fall, you will he ynder no olillgaiior, and 

enrollment will be cancelled. 

Your Inquiry places you under no obligation. If Interested 

_make it without delay. 

For MI Information, Phone, Write « Cill HOW 

BRIDGETON BUSINESS SCHOOL 

9 BROAD STREET - BRIDGETON, N. j, 

Phsnes; 711-W and iO7-J 

COATS 

That Combine Style and Qu 

at a Low Price! 

wm 

i 

ont 

that is unrivaled ia. 

valuul left !fiiii=iiti!n| tot 

fit fineimpufU^ raaierftli 

are ^nihfnntiiil eoay* tsa 

fabrics cannni hv tieellit 

Poiret Sheens 

Navy, Black, Tan an,i Gray. 

Kasha Cloth, Satin and 

Bangaline 

Women's and Misses' 

Sites and some 

Extn Sizes 

Former MM $39.75 to HI 

iife»îw#«llh«»diulbter. 

)T«* Coator, of Pan tkrtm. 

m - » nl1 »"• L '""» 

KIU'MCB* aoWe ill. 

mB eaitrtai,."' ' out*: .v 

fc 

Htf • ' m ff- „ 

: 

0, WUson Tiilted 

Mr - a * d 

MM. _BeiJ,.i 

ii'jfiiit. anl Ocean City * n * children,, jiliiiiehler, Mrs, Mnbel Vni 

| Mis» Ugrnlliy Hlie, . 

if I'lterHhllrg, I Hou»e. WiiB » Friday 

t-r.-iy on Hun- esller en Miss Alice Kid 

The Junior I^riKUe he! 

if Norihfieid, sale Butnrdiiy ui, thp hnin 

e,.k with her I'larence 

Winner, 

Mrs, I,ewls Gandy, nf Ot 

motofe,i 

In passi^l Wednesdiiy with lie 

Mm. Allie Van Qilijer, 

f PelerMiurc, Mrs, Wiiliuiii Oreen, 

linsij, Si, nil Francis, of i layton, wen 

visitors wiih 1 iarenee Wf 

ill- 

friiin niir wife, 

inli' nl May* RalelBli inreon nnil 

itiiriliiy. iti-hl Millvllle, were Siiniiity i 

lilay m-linnl, I Mm. Allie Van tiihtar, 

mil V 1111,1 Mra. I'qvert Winner, nf A 

h. Mrs. Do 

iiu gatlc we 

Minn Hultli. Fliile 

vlsil.iij rela I aiifr, 

PhiladelplllL I at lli 

overs! day* I the t 

* 

j 

Hi-v. J, n, Kulp, of Millvllle 

il. the District Bii per! a lander' 

i prt'a^lit-ii a vi-ry interesting se 

iirt | IIHMI al the >I, E, Chiirch her 

Mm Wllllani H. ghepp 

etiirnml lo her home afii 

ng her slsler, Mr*. Oharl 

iliigloii, af Ki-rll 

H'H-k, 

Palermo 

If. and Mrs. Walter Bulher. 

Dr.- Robert Hand and son, 

anil mnih.r, Mrs, Katherine Plilladelpliia, Were wsek.e 

.. m.itoreil lo phlliidei. KUMIII of Stillwell Haiiil, 

aunilny and upenl thej 

Miss Lillian Baker entertain 

riay. 

b»r brother over last week er 

Ulllo MiTrilt Flllford recently 

Mrs, Ohanlen P, Elilre ' 

vening In Wildwood, 

v i'« l &•>"; 

Mrs. Albert Hm* and two chil. her home, c; 

pi.« Bpfjut Friday afternoon In Hie si-riiiUHi 

, of Bloom. ,,ves „„,,,,; 

ana family, of 

ay with 

rela- 

Mi-M Mary Lawrence, of Bloom- 

tj¥€ 

eld, N. J,, is sp*.tiding the sum- \] 

ler ti,*re with her parenla, Mr, the 

in! Miu. iJliLirlt'rf Iâwrence- 

Mr. 

"'-i 

I.iinla Bleelman is vlalt. vm 

r«. Sura YUIIIIK. of Wild- 5] 

IHJII. over Ihe week end, 

gp 

Miss Martha Tuwn iias beenlchf 

iBitiiig IUT aunt. Mm. Lewls| c 

veringham, of llelsU'rvllle. 

forjMa: 

Id Mrs, l*vl Hand spent 

k end witli her parents, 

Anbury Datchelnr 

ce Umunynn, of tape 

s In town on Monday. 

nd Mra, I.lniberk, of Millaln 

for twelve 

days 

ilegaiii fronrlhe Pale 

Hi.v.rai of our young ladies 

.nding summer school In Oc 

and 

Sirs, Th 

si, 

CIBUIIB ToqBf, of 

nd i« 

Mlia Miriam OoodnMll, olC»Bl-, 

lap- den. Is upending a lew d»yi Will,-;, 

IBJ Ffancm StraUon, 

;,,' 

are 

The banquet Mid at ft, O. II.: 

Ocean A. H. Hall on Ftldlf evening hf. 

the 1. I. C'i for the mother" *«« 

Sharp fatntn wiii guilt % uiHa 

.-.,.• 

mm BUYS OF TOE mm 

JiMis, lloward Miller, of 

'ood. called on Mr, and 

• uiy Still.:, iunday. 

and Wrs. Ed Koblnsort en= 

Mrs, Eiifeiie Way. of sea Isle vllle, called on Mr, and Mrs, Wl|- " " _, , 

- - V>«* Cily, eall,.,l on Miss Fran Ham Mason on Sunday, , Mr. and Mrs. hlnwan C asborn 

lib nnd ;„„„„, „„ sai,lr,,ay. Miss Huldn Joltti spent Mon. ami family, ,.r Plilladelpliia nre „, 

Ife, in Ocean Cily. 1 Mrs. Carrie Biishnell inter- day at Wiidwood. Bpendlng the summer at Mi , Mn 

Uorll lo Uollls Cnlilwen nnd ,j,||,,.,| Mr. and Mm. Albert Bush- Mrs. Rebecca Shaw, of South "«•••• Uevon, ru|nn 

,'lfe, on Wednr»Uay, a son. Holier! ||(,n 1|( Jiallailelphia, on Sun- Senvllle, spent Huniley with her iff. anil Mrs. Harry LBmnion, do « 

i. KlIzahHh Stevena lia«3f(l 

ay with Warren imltli and 

lined Mr and Mra. Dare Bob- iiom» Cnl.iwell, .iny' 

flf Ulllvllle, several days Mrs, James Smith atlendeil the N(r anl| Mra 

''"^ dedication of tile new Court House ,nI,tillt,,M] r,,|,,i| 

r.and Mrs, George T. Dilken'iagt Thursday. 

plibi on Sunil.1] 

lo Ocean City Sunilay lifter-1 

Miss Mary Creamer, Miss Flo- ^ n Pywi-11 • 

ireiice Evans and Miss Mabel Calil- , • of W(M),ib 

f, and Mri, William Flans-(WeU are attending slimmer school w w lhni, 

/ of DofoUiy, were In town in Ocean City, ginra t'ai 

'•y evening, | sirs, somers Corson ami son, or Mr anl 

i Ladlai 1 Aid Society met Heaville, naiisiid Wedlli "day with llaHI!nu,Pi 

*y evening at the home of'hfr parents hero, a|,,| Mm, 

and Mn», Fred Hagelgans, 

Mrs, Sara farrlgan and Mrs, aull(lily_ 

If. an) Mm, Ed Laeroli spent Walter Voss were AtlantiiJ Cily 

J|nl j 

Sly In Wlidwooil, sheppers on PridJiy, ny v|FB 

IB. Martaret KeyMf went to Mrs, viola Garrlaan motorei! to y,lBa ||#| 

lyn Monday morning, Philadelphia with her niece, Miss W|i,|wooil 

p 

daughter. Mrs, Alia layton, of Lafayette Street, were Blvan 'Why 

nil Mrs, Jacob Heller fn- Mt«- _J»»« Sllles, of Mltlvllle, a silrprlsa Party on Monday ove- al night 

il relatives rrom Philade]. spent Sunday with her son, J, ning, tile nex 

Sunday. Poltit. Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Tafel and — 

Powill Carter and daiish- Mrs, n. D, Mason Bpent Wednes- )he|(, Wml|yi o! Philadelphia, are 

WiHidbUry. ere spemling liny In Millville, 

..njoylng the siliniuer at their 

M nd Ms Robet Hess spent h 

, In Ertna. Iunday, Dr. Boernei's IIIIIIIIIT. al her 

d Mrs, Ralph 

Taylor home here, 

visited Mrs, Taylor's Howard Reeves, t,f Pliilailel- 

Mr ' and Mrs, Durell Phia- spent Ihe weell end wllh 

In Erma, Sunday. 

hta mother, Sim. Ella G, Heev, 

th Flelsthauer of New 

Mrs, Re«Iiia CresHe. of Nei 

Is a sister In a con- Y'lrk. 1« the guest nf Mr, ami 

, has bi-ell vlsiling at Mrs. Lealle Crmse, for ihe halcalled 

here because of I'l"-'. 1 

"f "lie Hummer, 

lHiims of her father's 

Mrs. E, S, Gradln, of Atlantic 

City, and Miss Lyiila ulalsse, i>! 

Philadelphia, were recent giu-aw 

~—--' — nf Mr, anil Mr«, Chafhs Thrun 

I\/I.,.. f^li., 

at their Windsor Avenue i>ottai!e. 

C May Ulty 

Rl, v . and Mn,., Edward Or- 

— Have been visiting frlem 

Hebniir, of 

wi>«k-eiid 

STOHE 

HABBOE 

-$4950- 

BTOHE HABBOE 

oer- 

Four bedrooms, a bath. 

Hill, living room, dining room 

"her and kitchen. Front and 

bock porch. Nicely fur- 

!t nished. 

$8,000 

Ocean Freiit Frpg6rty*C 

Three bedrooms, : ; both, 

living room, dining room; 

kitchen, refrigerator room 

- Two-car garage 

HARRY J. LITTLE 

t n J M 

are OMupylng a M "" 

at this wsort for the ""*' 

ionl of HoBeitJ 

I beg your pardon, sir. hilt 

li soliciting donutloilH for our 

image sale. What do ymi 

with your old eliitlies?" 

Why, I brush them 

carefully 

light, and 1 put tliulii on agaln- 

•Plain Maurice Dandy on 

ay entertained Mr. onii Mm. 

alenn and ehHdren and 

•• and Mrs, Frank Oandy, ail 

Atimue city, 

Pebaon la enjoying a two 

nojaiirn In rjunrj at lnn 

Mills, 

' with her mother. Sire. 

n,!. 

l Mr». Anson Marts and 

tf Mlllville, visite,! Mr, 

James 

Wi.li on 

p 

Sturgis, Tuesday 

Robert McCoach, who Is era- n(nBtr „„ 

lioyed In Philadeinhin. Is Bponil. fl , . 

p 

.„ ..I. home her 

id Mra, Herman 

Grim, 

nd daiighter, ^ ^ Ht. 

Mr, nnu Jtrs. Kooert n,., J.,..-HL 

ro||il8e on Columbia Avenue. 

Mr, and Mrs, L. H. Hlgglns spent last. 

II 

Inmlav ivenlng with th* former's Mr, and Mra, Warren Hughes, || 

!ph nig- of Daliby, Pa.. 

isV of Avalon. 

of Mr, and Mrs, Fleyil c, Iluitlies, 

Mr* and Mrs, Jacob Holier, ef Waller Ureenoilgh, of Phlla. Ill 

Jcnnlsville, spent Monilny evening dejphia, was the Week.end guem 111 

Will the fomler'il sinter, Mri. W, of Mr, and Mrs, William Cook- III 

• .»n 

man, at their cottage llere. 

nly a window lilin-il 

's daughter, but sh, 1 

J. Marshall Letton 

aril" Avenuo at OOlb street 

STONE llARBOn. N, j. 

GSO Walnut Street 

P1IILADMLPHIA. PA, 

Lombard 

till 

$1,100 

Furnished bungHlow with 

modern convi.niences. 

Very comfortable for 

four persons, 

A Real Buy 

97th St. asrl Third Avenue 

STONE HARBOR 

ftllt Birter, M, 7, 

iell Pbann ii 

OOip CaTY, % I- 

Csntrtlljr IsattJ CoHnge , 

Poor btdneiu ul four roonu 

Apartment In BiMBmt 

WALTER H, KUEHN 

6th uxi AtUnUo Afuu 

You Cu S»ve Money 

lt"» M HV W lilt IS IBS BlllUtall 

GEORGE B. SPRiNGER tSl & W'S-tlKfe l^ffi" 

how niBall their famAu; MA H 

anulra a ilieaMi iaf(n»< unalii; 

A«k how. 

In Me Citj B. 4 L MMWIM 

H.O.LoialrVo 

Greenfield 

iChool in Philadelphia and is now 

tith her parents here. 

Miss Mary Stevens and Mrs, 

Sara Ross were shoppers nt llle 

Vorld's Playground on Tuesday. 

Mrs. Estelfa McOowan. of Ab- 

• B. lîarth, of Blaokwood. 

Mlii t'arrlo VOBS, ot ui 

It Sunday with hit wife here. 

was a Wednesday visitor with her 

••"•• • is, of Corbln Cily. was mother, - iiw-i 

J day last week. Vloyd Van Ollder enjoyed Weil 

Uoa Iqjrd wu la Ocean City nesdsy In Atlantic rity. 

U nlthl. 

Miss Carrie Blnke. of Cape May, 

'• and Mn. a 

Miller and was a Tuesday evening caller on 

l, of Vlnelud, ipent the Mri, Anna Sack. 

* «d with Iheir parent, here. David Holllday, wife and throe 

fttk 

aaek nnd wife visited children, of Mulllca Hll , ar 

rte Triple 

d il I Plermo upendlni this week with riarenc 

tHtoy. 

Winner and wife. 

ntWlfaheOl Dulmg la spend- 

Mils J«na Fraser, of cortlii Hly 

TlilUng visited with Mrs, Herbert ramp 

WMi,.' ••.,,,• . , " bell a few dayi tali week, 

L Bowii. and famUy matorea 

Harold Rosi, Jr.. of Tuckahne 

Owno city funday night. 

Ia TIBIUM thl. weeK with hi 

- - - • • rentp. 

Mrs. Bsteim ^0«^% ^ "„£ son at«I the Miwes Helen Carti. *'jKt WMIIan,.. of Phllauelphla, jama, LucBJ, ftf Philadelphia 

eon, passed Saturday *lin ncr mMfj ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ K-^ WMk eniJ w|th Mr, n i spent the week end with Mf, 

ie visitflnl on Thlirs- j[rB\ OeorBe Hew, 

and Mrs. James Lucas, Sr,, at 

con, p 

ster, Mrs, Morgan Lee. 

Mill Carrie Vons, of Oe 

as a Wednesday visitor with her I * 

e 

WOOIaon "lias re, 

} after spending Bev- 

-•Itb 

frlenija in Al- 

0, Shaw, of South ieavllle, co1 '-I jaylriB the Hinii at their Oe 

it on his sisWr, Mrfl, H, P. Wy „„.„„, 

mtt&ae. 

ie visitors on Thilrs. jjrB'" QeDrB Hew, 

and Mrs. James Lucas, Sr,, at 

Joy. 

' j(|B9 Glendora Mason returned their Hughea •trcet home. 

Mr, and Mm, Edward Burk- |,on"# on Tuesday evening after a 

Mr, and Mre. A, P, Boeklus 

hart and daughter, of Frank- j e w days stay with Mr, and tin. S. were recent %uegts of the fornier'ii 

foril, were weeK-end vigltora hare, gtevenson of Caps May, 

mother, Mm. Elljateth; llockliw. 

MIsa Helen J. rliller, of Phila- '" at her North Street home, t 

Jeiphia, vlalted her mother, Mrs. ~ "~~ Mr, and Mrs, Fmalilln pdynter 

"-— -'iler, over the week #nd, CrAA SnrinO 

anl1 "*"• Tflamaa, of PhHadeieting 

of,tha Women'ii V^giU upiuig pM|(j u e jpendini the iummer 

ininiunlty Club was held nt the — at this resort, 

aehary Taylor on William King was calling on 5|r „,„ jirii Joseph Btreteh, 

friends In Ernta last Tuesday 

wer6 v.wk-eml guesltt of the lat- 

SUPPOSE 

Someone held you ' 

up for * week's 

month! 

t U. AUmUc City. 

tended lie fttnernl of a niece In 

lor on wtlllam King was calling on 5|r „,,] jirii Joseph Btreteh, 

friends In Erota lost Tuesday 

wer6 v.wk-eml guesltt of the lat- 

^Bry anil daughter evBn|ng, tor's njoUlef. Mm, Amanda 

m vlsltom with William' Seareh Is Improving Hughes. 

ylanWOOD FOLKS 

By P. H.JACKSON 

rfss&ss 

ssWm 

THAWKf 

r. and Mr*. George Draper 

r, and Mre, Martin ThompBon Lewli, of mlladelphia, are pass. 

IP, Wilaoa. were WUdwood ing the iunmier In Caps Mar. I 

imrs Satordar. 

Mr, and Mra. Samuel BrownJ 

Mri. Kent Rediraves and son, jtlswbe, ot OolumSia, A- 

' 

Kent, Jr., of 8«« I, Cape May, have wlti tBim (or aeveral 

vitltM her eliiter-lii-liiw, , Mrs, their daughten, Mra. Henry DJ 

Walter iledgnvea, Saturday, 

Beylurd. and Mm. Allan Ern- 

Rev, and MM, Bdword wrlsht .hew. 

entertained their eon, Victor Thomas Kelly, sf PkiladelpUa, 

WMR, and wlrt, or OBinden, ot enjoyed the week end here. 

i 

tihrnSatifW over the fM end and 

Dr. and i)m. John MoOIynll, of 

the Fourth. * Phlladelphlo, mt «cupy4u N 

Mri »oh#H PhllUpa. of New cottogo lit Cipe JUsy (or tts •uni-' 

Voi*, MgacGpatiM bar, Jiiubana mw, . . . . J 

to i aia bspa here Mrlns tie 

Mr. and Mn. John H. ilecrnr, 

wiei Tie PJilUto" WJ», pttriei are entgrtalnlnf *Bi Utter'B p»r^ 

Would you take it lying down? Or would you fight? tyUlion* 

•wept die rent paying drag u ftt«. 

; 

' . 

IF YOU ARE TIE© OF PAYPiiENifc 

and Wnt A Home Of YOUE Own ^ *' 

You can choose no more beautiful «pot than SOMERS POINT, Mm 

ideal combination of Seashor* and Country, located within ten 

minutes' ride of Ocean City and thirty minute*' ride of AtUntk Gty. 

Al SOMERS POINT you m»y purchase • derirable S0H«bagmt

ifjdli* 

. NK. N*w| 

. fadj 

•Of) 

cm mm OGEUI ear, •. 74 

, JTOT 9,1m: 

What To Do - Where To Go 

What To See 

Fillie" Has a 

Marvellous Cast 

i Daviea Supported 

by Host of Playera 

•waa worth the full price of admission. 

The photoplay Was of the latest 

release and was one to he remembered 

and the live management 

li to he eohgraliiisled ton then 

knowledge of what the public 

wants and giving It to them regnrdleu 

of cost, 

_ whicle. TIM,, the Toiler. ^ - matineesTat 

Cosmopolitan production »»edj3 p- M aa(1 e * 6ven|n> M_ 

f, Metro-auldwyn-Mwer accept Saturday, at f.ll and I p. 

Snde star Is supported by lhe|M ^ t M m i i J „„„, ,„„ 

fat able tut of comedians ever iBaw 

b e e ) u a, , Jo p 

3*mhlcfl in a single pronuetlen. 

Moon, who has played 

yeara In Mm farces, or outline 

comedy roles ««" dm. 

atle /productions. Is wen as Mae, 

e" wihimslcal office dradge. 

Roach. h« an Important 

Jack Mulhall Goes 

To Jail For Movie 

Picture Patroni Will See 

Popular Star Behind Bars 

Gertrude Short, has the role ofj. H t k Mulhall has gene to jail 

as Bill the habitually in. 

cated brotlier In law of the 

(rlvlloua out lovable stenographer 

heroine. 

h 

BtflnographSr in tha office 

, Beit. door, and Qeor»e Ffcweett 

Mi the part of Mr. Blmpklnj. 

K. Arthur will M MI 

Kyne'i Best Seller 

"Jim the Conqueror" 

Fight Between Cattle «nd 

Sheep Barena Pictured 

One of Peter 8. Kyne's greatest 

siorleii wll lh# men on the gcrei-lt 

when "Jim the Conqueror," featuring 

William Boyd, Kllnor Fair. 

Walter Long, Tully Marshall nnd 

Tom gantsehl, comes to the Lyric 

Theatre on Wednesday, July 13. 

The author of "Gappy Rlekp" 

seems to have the happy faculty 

of writing stories that retain all 

their 

vitality and picturesque 

charactpfiiaiion ' when put Intn 

the silent drama, and-"Jim the 

Conqueror" 1H no exception. The 

dramatic theme of the picture is 

the bitter Igbt for possession of 

waterhole rights on the great 

Western plains, waged by pheeptnen 

and eatle barons on ihe wl'le 

open spaces. 

Screen Beauties 

Coming to Colonial 

M. Prevsit, L. Fazenda and 

D. Costello An Booked 

•for picture purposes only! patroni 

of the Criterion Theatre on 

Friday and Saturday of this week 

Lire fnr a fiuManahip Farlsl. 

will Bate an opportunity of see-1 enne |« a gay and colorful affair. 

p p y | gy f 

Whlppte. and Hurry inc toe papular young leading if Judged by the nplendor and 

-J, fltles than the Hippodrome m.n- 

•Onumt lathered for the entir. 

? -l«rt*lnment or lls patrons has never 

* - bean man In this house Truly 

theTdoanin or this the.trt, "Shows 

..•forth going miles to see," Is no 

iitnv and toe advertisement Is 

iifticbt «h«n It Mates "More enter- 

, -^Jalnment > than a throe-ring clraijit 

One of the permanent features 

of tin Hippodrome Is the I/im 

r 

bdnlt's Hippodrome Concert Oruti 

cWstrasnd this feature alone 

and W«4nea> * tw Itnr 

Pleture "Fighting Love, 

will be on view^ at the Criterion 

Theatre neit Thursday evening 

only. The theni# of "Mthtine 

Mve" is iald to be intensely dra- 

Batie and every gcene has a thrill 

of Its own, 

Victor Varceni and 

Henry B. Waitball are 

In the cast. 

Charlie Murray, whose original 

lt*ge iueceH was oltained while 

teamed in the Murray & Mack 

combination for nearly twenty 

years, believes that he has fonnjl 

another great partner in the 

imgh mating Chester AakUn. 

The two win he seen together 

for the flrst time In the leading 

roles of "MeCadaett's, Flay," ih« 

comedy reaturs to be seen at the 

Criterion Theatre for three days, 

beginning Monday, July 11, 

i&rlj showings of the picture 

In Hollywood resulted in many „"« tto'rirtt 

predictions that the two would 1 " 

become' one of the famous fun 

affinities of the ucnen 

Special added attraction—South 

letm-y'a cleverest musical com 

>lnatlon the Britfgrton Harmon 1 

:a Band, all local boys and giil^ 

presenting a no\i| offering of 

muntc and long 

passing beauty an.I îrmrtntMS 

that though a year in af.vnnce 0 

the eurnjiit mn'le, 'hey are 

lined for popular faû \ 

"A Dumb-beU's Diary" mlgli 

well hava 'in.ii the till" of "Thi 

•trong Man," which will hoi, 

forth at the J,."lc Tneatre o 

Kiiniluy. July It, 

iiarry Ln:.uiljn Is »l5rnsd 1 

lilt, rig' of fu i a§ an 

to a German tMfytigr man, aud hi 

Inde.rflhlibly ninny face pi-nd 

[Willis into liMterli* every timi 

ht even U '• i « d' 

, Obliging 

Manager; "Why did you strik 

this young ladyi" 

Walter: "Weil, she asked me 

to fetch her wrap. And ail I 

done wui fetch her a goed one 

Fifty-Fifty 

Grandpop 

OW Ofint: "Whrn I IIU a la. 

1 rililn't think anything of chop 

plug up ,i wooiMed full of logx. 

YaiinKKtnr: "Well, 1 don "it think 

io much about it. !l.her. ' 

Bob Morton-Police Circus 

WILDW00D 

July 14,15 and 16 

OCEAN CITY 

July 17 and 18 

• PRESENTING THE BIG SHOW HIT OF THE YEAR FOR 

THE BENEFIT QF THE POLICE PENSION FUND 

"Getting Oertip's Garter," a 

new MetropolHan comedy starring 

Marie Prevost, was written 

with the idea that Chsiies Hay, 

who apnuani apposite Mlns Pre. 

vast, shall not gel the garter until 

the culminating scene of the 

picture. 

The Bret day's shooting actually 

brought forth uhe caret, 

made of precious mulaJ and studded 

with gems, its valus was 

high and It Was a splendid piece 

of work from th.j goldsmith's 

shop. 

Miss Prevost m so enthusiastic 

about the garter that 

she took it home the first day 

and that evening displayed it to 

her guests, who voiced their a.dmiration 

of its beautiful wort, 

stanshlp, 

"Getting Gertie's Carter," will 

be the feature at the Colonial 

ne« Tuesday and Wednesday, 

nominee, thrills, laughter and 

pathos^ 

commingle ,Jn "Single 

BW 

Warner Bros,' delightfully i 

human story of the love quest 

of a laundry girl. Louise Faien,. 

da and Clyde Cook are the principals, 

and it goes without say. 

Ing that these peerless mirtiimakens 

eitrast toe maalmum of 

fun from each droll situatloi 

"llmple sis" comes to the 

Colonial Theatre new Thursday 

and Friday, 

Dolores Cosiello. conceded to 

be the most beautiful screen lady 

of the world, starred by Warner 

Brothers in the great melodrama 

of the sea, "A Ulllinn Bid/ 

comes to the Colonial neit Saturdaj. 

"A Million Bid." a Robert Billon 

adaptation of Geoffe Cameron'g 

famous story. Is Intensely 

dranatto, elvln* Jllss Costello the 

most superb emotional role of 

her unparalleled career. 

Morton's Circus at 

WildwoodandO.C, 

Will Exhibit For Benefit ol 

• Police r*eniion Funds 

when it looked as if this v|. 

clnlty would go without a clrcus 

this Bummer, the memhers 

t& the Wildwrnxi and the Ocean 

City police pension funds got 

busy and made 

arrangements 

with the Bob Morton Circus, for 

the unit time eihlMUng in this 

part of Ihe country, to come to 

Wildwnod for a three-day jng»gomi!Bt, 

starling 

nem week, 

Thiirmiay, July 14, and -for two 

dale, July 16 and IT, ot Ocean 

City. The Bob Morton Circus 

will pitch ii« city or tent* o,t 

Bchi>llunger and Atlantic AvenueH, 

Wlldwood, and will give 

night pentormanees Thiifiday, 

Friday and laturday nît week, 

starling at £ o'clock sharp, while 

I the one and only matinee a,t 

* v#r I Wlldwooil will take place Satur. 

day. July IJ, at I P. M, Prom 

Wlidwootl the circus will go te 

Ocean City, showing there twice 

daily July IS and IB. 

While the Boh Morion Circus 

has never exhibited In Naw Jersey 

before. It has a well-earned 

reputation for being the biggest 

and most ineritorloua organisation 

of Its kind. 

This Is not a 

3,600 seats by over 100 pro. 

fcsslonal stars ot tho sawdust 

arena. Th« arrangements ln tha 

tent nre^ unique, and one of the 

great advantage*,,is that etery 

net can he tully jeffa nnd watched 

from every sent ID. the tent. 

There .will fee nothing mlasjnf 

that goes to make a circus popular, 

hut there wlU he pnlUnly 

no games or concession stands of 

any kind. 

There will be flying 

ladles and acrobats, tumblers and 

trapeutsts, Iron jaw artists and 

perch pole performen, head-and 

hand.balaneers, oodles of clowns 

for the kiddles and the Rhoda 

Boyal trained wild and domestic 

animal acla which for years have 

been featured by the biggest clrcusw 

In the country. 

Among the animal ncta to be 

presented .will be th.r, faalous 

trained eleiphant, "Mr. Muggins." 

high Mhool and menase horses, 

ponies and wresUing bears, also 

Capt. Beekwiui's novln? picture 

iien, "Big Jim," big leopards, 

jaguars, and his targhly educated 

family of genuine chimpanzees, 

Madame Pearl's intelligent dogs 

«nd a number of other interesting 

animal numbers. The program 

promises one of the best 

circus entertainments that was 

ever presented In this vicinity. 

A Hatnral 

"And how do you like school!" 

asked the kind old lady, 

"Closed," answered the little 

lad. 

Confident Miss 

"Did you ever go home from 

Different Now 

The first SOO-mlle antomobUa 

race In the Indianapolis Motor 

Speedway was won by Jlay Hnrroiin 

In hla Mnrtnon Waap at an 

avenge speed of 74.S9 mUes p«r 

hour. ••• • . 

_ 

_ 'V 

Proah: "Do you notice any improvement, 

Professor, since lut 

wejkf" 

Profe«sor; "Is, now that you 

call my attention to It, I think 

your hair is parted," 

Gronp 

Dlstriot. 

. . oniy 

SIMe excuse did jot, 

for acquitting that 

Juryman—"Imsanh 

UlstHct AttonjeyX. 

whole twelve of yoi,jl 

And In 

' She tri atf I nie J 

phvtoKiaphe-r 

' Hi»w conn * 

" She han 

carnival, but a real honest-to-! an autdnwhlle ride with a col 

goodness profeHSlonal circus, pre-1 lege beyf" 

si-nted In a mamnisUl hlg lop of' 

"Yes, I'm no snob," 

Showing the Best Photoplays Only 

HUNTS CASINO 

Matintc Every Day—2:30 Evtning Showt~7 and i f, M, 

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, July 10, 11 and 12— 

VIE0IHIA TAUI to 

"PAID TO UOVE" 

A nociety drama with'a KI story of romanct and beauty, 

, TBandiiy and fridayTln^ 18, 14 and IS— 

iinnAgmsin 

"SENORTTA" 

A jaay comedy fall of pep and lflcgha. 

KattBM Daily 2.30 P. M. Every Evening 7 and 9 P. M. 

Entire Week, Starting Sunday, July 10— 

Tolstoy's pffwerinl dnuna of ion reborn. 

CIRCUS STARS IN THE ARENA 

t Acrobats! Flying Ballet! 

Head wid Hand Balancer.! 

Circus Novelties! 

Aft Araqr of Funny Clowns! 

UonsI Horsei! Monies! 

Bears! Monkeys! 

mmiwmm. 

Ocean Cly Matinee* 

RRACA 

*^ THEATRE •** 

Sea Me Gty, N. J. 

Friday and Saturday, 

July 8 and e— 

Wallace Beery and Haymond 

Hatton in 

"We're in the 

Navy Now" 

A Paramount Picture 

Sunday, July 10— 

Jack Holt in 

"Man of 

the Forest" 

Monday, July 11th— 

t 

Mae Hurray in 

" 

TaHdsy, July mh_ 

An allftar cast in 

"A MILLION BID" 

With DOLORES DEL BIO and BOO LA E0COTE 

^ Adapted fion eat of the p^t classics of literature written 

by the famous Ensaian novelUt, Count Leo Tolstoy. 

HUNTS REGENT THEATRE ~ 

On the Boardwalk 

Matinee Daily 2.30 p M. Evening Shown 7 and 9 P M. 

Two famons clasnc* of the icieen. 

First showing anywhere 

at our admission, 

ELINOR FAIR and WILLIAM B0YD in 

"THE YANKEE CUPPER" 

A thrilling page from the most glorious era in American history—a 

romance and adventure of the high seas. 

I Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 14, 15 and 16— 

The real flapper of the movies, CLAiA BOW, in 

"ROUGH HOUSE ROSIE' 1 

Se« the little "It" girl in another fast moving comedy of 

cabarets, Amusement parks, stage doora and the prize rinc i 

1 

full of a million laughs. 

' 

HUNTS AUDITORIUM 

WUdwood's Family Theatre 

Children, 15o; Adults, 8Sc 

Matinee Daily 2.30 P. M. Evening Shows 7 and 9 p. M. 

Pier Theal 

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. 

••'1 

Friday, July 8— 

4 BERT LYTELL in 

"Obey die Law" 

with Eugene Gilbert and Edna Murphy.^ 

A Columbia Picture 

Saturday, July 9— 

BEBE DANIELS in 

"A Kiss in a Taxi" 

with Cheater Conklin. 


CORINNE GRIFFITH in 

**TTiree Houre" 

First National Picture 

Monday, July II— 

"Whispering Canyons", 

A Liberty Picture 

Tuesday, July 12— 

"Silent Power* 

De Luxe Picture 

Wednesday, julyjj— '• 

"Sweet Rosie O'Grady"^ 

Columbia Picture 

, Thuriday and* Friday, July 14 and 15— 

"Children of Divorce'^ 

Special Paramount Picture ' ' 

UiPPODROM] 

O 

THEATRE 

OCEAN CITY 

Great Sho 

WORLD'S BEST 


Billie Dove in 

The Affair of the Foilie* 1 

Wednoday, July 13— 

Bin-Tin-Tin in 

"WHILE LONDON 

SLEEPS" 

Thursday, July 14— 

"LOVE 'EM AND 

LEAVE 'EM" 

with an tll'itai cut 

BIO 

"IlieBlg 

ccmaa 


Irene Hich in 

"Don't TeU the Wife" 

| Tuesday, July 1Z_ 

Clara Bow in 

"It" 

Wednesday, July 13— 

Hany Langdon in 

"Long Pants" 

Thnnday, July 14— 

Antonio Moreno in 

"Flaming Forest" 

Friday, July 1S_ 

Ion Chancy in 

'Tell It to the Marine." 

Vaudeville 

Photoplay! 

HUNT'S STRAND THEATRE 

JUtintt Every Day Evening Shows 7 and 9 P M. 

Snn., Mon., July 10 and 11— ~ 

Haiy Attor in 

"Suntet Deifcy" 

Tnet, Wed, Jnly .12 and 18— 

Ioii Wiion in 

"Broadway Nighu" 

Thnrs, Fri., Jnly 14 and 15— 

Johnny Bines in 

"AH Aboard" 

Sat, Sun., Jnly ie and 17— 

Dorothy Hackail in 

"Convoy" . 

HUNT'S CREST PIER THEATRE 

Two Performances Every Evening 


Charlie Hurray ana George 

Sidney in 

at the Front" 


Soil WtiM in 

"Broadway Night," 

Tuesday, Jtfy 12— 

"Sinuel 

Wednesday, Jnly 13— 

Johnny Binet in 

"All Aboard" 

Prices: Matinee 

Evenings 

25c 

30c 

1 Perfoimances 

Ihunday, July 14— 

VflUam Boyd in 

"The Yankee CBpper" 

Friday, Jnry 

Aatonto XortM fa, 

'•Flaming Fore*" 

HUNTS PLAZA BALLROOM 

Bart, Dun lUxa fit torti fa 

Bigger Than a 3 

Worth Going Miles To 

nOUGHTY'S PII 

**" THEAJRE 

Good Pictures 

ill 

\the 

•i 

'heatres 

Next Week 

BinrB CASINO, Wlldwooil 

f Sunday. Monilay unil Tu.»ilu> 

• "Paid I" tin*:" WniliHsKluj 

Imhiy. 

Friday, •acnoriio 

|>KBRS THEATRE. Wllilw 

Millville Theatrea 

«.^TIOh HANDLI and l[l>\r.n 

AULH1 SIENT FNTI III Itlsl s 

Cool and flafreahlnfl 

i 

OCEAH mt SEWS, ftCEAM CnCf, S. J 1 ., FWDAT, TUIT 8, lM7v 

HUNTS CHE3T PIER THEATRE 

WlldwouU—Sunday, "tuat «t 

thn Front;", Monday, "Broadway 

Nlgntii;" TilMdor, "Bun. 

«e| Denby;" Werlnra.liiy. "AH 

Aboard;' 

ThundBy, "The 

Tfankeu Clipper;" Mdsy, 

"Flaming Porest," 

NIXON THEATRE, Wlldwood— 

Vaudavillc. 

LYIUO TH8ATRB, Woodblnt— 

Frlilay. "The Wertern Rover;" 

Satudy "Th P W i " 

y 

Saturday 

Sunday, 

WFdnm 

quefor." 

rt Rover; 

"Th» PopuWr aim" 

"The BtroBg Slan;" 

y, "Jim, l*e COB- 

BRACA TUBATM. lea Isle City 

—Friday and Saturday, "We're 

ill the Navy Now;" Simduy. 

"Man of the FofeMi" Monday, 

Tuiaiilay and 

"TUllo tno Toller 

Wednesday, 

Hunt's Play Houses 

Present Good Bills 

Some ol the Beit Screen 

Starg in Week's Program 

Casino 

The feature photoplays at Hunt's 

Casino this week will atari with 

Virginia Vain ana an ull-atar east 

In "Paid to l-ove." un appealing 

Tuesday, with a special matinee 

perfofnmflee every day. The attraction 

for Wednesday, Thursday 

nail Friday of next week will bring 

the return 

geiiorlta," 

llm fwuth iiea iiile». 

of Hebe Danlela 

comedy drama 

_ . —^,,-^j. love romance adapted from the 

"The Demiaride:" Tuesday, novel and stage play of the same 

"A Miliinn Bidi" Wednesday,' name, tot Sunday, Monday and 

"While Uondon lleepHi" " 

Thuraday, 

"Lov.« 'Brn and 

U'Bvn Em," 

WEtt THEATBE, Sea Isle City— 

Friiiay, "Obey the Law;" Saturday. 

"A Kim In a Tail;" 

Siiiiihjy, "Th°r»e Hours;" Mon- 

(lay, "WhUfterlftM 

Canyons;" 

Tuesday, "iilent Powen" 

Wcilnesday, "Sweet Hog|e O'- 

Orady;" Thursday and Friday, 

"Chililren of Divorce." 

COMMLINITV THEATRE, Tuckahoe—Saturday. 

"The Limited 

Mall." 

NEW COIJONIAL, Ocean CJiy— 

Prliiay and laturday, "The 

Brule;" 

Monday, "No Control;" 

Tuesday and Wednos- 

(lay, "Ovtllng Gertie's garter;" 

PEOPLES 

MILkViLLE, NEW JERIIV 

SPIN ALL SUMMIR 

, ThurMiy. Friday 

vMai 

int 

i 

Mitin» dally at t P M, 

Evinlngi at 7 .nd B p. M, 

1 mtunn 8*l«rday ninliia «l 

IS, i.15 and l,« 

you cm IH (da •ntln Mat. 

u picture •• lau ai 10 P. 

M. on Saturday waning. 

| FRIDAY. JUI.V « 

"The Midnight 

Watch" 

Witll HO¥ §TKW*BT 

| A trlbyta t« tin mil! who prelttt 

vsyp hsmet ^ tlii_psj!?a. 

"WOLFS CLOTHING 

\ . iurrliii Mp^(T» BtUE . 

I Tin aMiMurn ol two noina lo»- 

'I ituae « a t(d mint 

im«l 

I ON THE STAOB 

.VAUDEVILLE 

t • ENTERTAIHMINT 

j MONDAV. JULY 11 

"Money to 

Burn" 

With DOROTHY DEVOFtE 

| The tvd hot romaw* of m naming 

fortune* 4 

Addad: THE WISECRACKEBS" 

',' With , 

At- COOKE and Klf GUARD 

I TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 

tJULV 18 and 13 

I "Tlllii ilia Toiler" II on lh« icr«n I 

I now, itmlnht from th> n«vapal»r 

I 'funnlta." Lavtgha aalorvl Ronunca 

I I" burril And Marion Divlll •• 

I Tllis makuêr giutut 

conady 

'—-—--- 

PATHE NEWS 

L 

— .. u 

[Commniiity Theatre! 

Todohoe, N. J. 

Sstnnky, Jnly 9— 

Warner Btothen present 

The limited Mail 

m the n)ay by Bmei 

M, with Monte Bloc and 

I* itmng ,cart, indndiDg 

|(TM» tejumi, Wiltard 

It-iewU, Tom (Wlery, Mfiter 

Wttek Huff, Edw»rd Gibbon, 

ftu H«rlui,XTdift Teanuiu 

i 

Tilen. 

. Wreefed by Oeo. Hfll 

A bmttvttking drama of 

\, *e nest outdoor*. An epic 

! « take ateti aunuten that 

h&IW 

htai 

'ttuM. Th*S»Wo *nd 

ttxtim tint follow in the 

*ikeor • tram wreck, «nd 

jttroBit W Ui ». tile of * 

km, kd Wtw bp ft 

t 

Thursday, Friday, "Simple 

Sis;" aaturday. 

"A Million 

Bid," 

HIPFODROME THEATRE, Ocean 

City—Five acts vaudeville and 

a fealure Bielure. 

CRITERION THEATRE. Bridge. 

ton—Friday 

and Saturday, 

Fiay n aturday 

^ 

You la jail;" Thufidiiy, 

Friday and Balurday, vau'de. 

'Ville in eonneefion with fea* 

ture 

Hunt'it New biaker will Rtart the 

week Sunday afternoon and evening 

with Tolstoy's powerful drama 

of love reborn, "neiiurrection," with 

Ro^ Laroque siipported by Dolores 

Del Rio, the female Mar of "What 

Price Glory," in another character 

that makeii her one of the outintending 

nctreiises of the screen 

today. This drama, adapted from 

one of the greatest classics of 

literature, written Iiy^ the funioii« 

Russian eount, Leo Toiitqy, 

Regent Theatrt 

The program at Hunt's Refeat 

Theatre will have far the feature 

attraction Sunday, Monday, Tuesday 

and Wednesday, William Bayd 

anil Elinor Fair in "The Yankee 

pupper," a thrilling story of the 

high seas, with love, romance Bid 

adventure as its themg. 

Next 

NBW PEOPLES THIATRE, MIIIl 

ville—.Friday, "The Midnight 

Watch;" Saturday, "Wetf'I 

vaudevlllel 

to Burn; 11 

UinLhln'g" and 

-Monday, "Money 

nway the blnus and 

you through coinady galore. 

Auditorial 

The Auditorium will 

have 

change of proEraro every 4ay with 

Iho Blocun "a bnrguln day avtry 

iluy." showing nothing but the big 

Blurs and the best screen attraction! 

at popular prlcci, Itinday 

Illlle DOVB in "The AffsJn o! tho 

Follies," a Itsry of the Magi, will 

he the feature attraction. Monday, 

matinee and evening, Irene Rich 

and Huntiey Gordon will be H«B 

In "Don't Toll the Wife," a society 

comedy drama. Clara Bow in "It," 

by Elinor Olyn, will be tho feature 

did dance floor Is a'conibliintlDn 

that is drawing hundreds of dancers 

to thl» papular danee polaea. 

On Friday evening the management 

popularity 

contest, 

a with cash prizes to the winners. 

BtarllnK Ililn lunday night, here 

will be a Kladie Car Polo game 

between two of the best teama 

playing thin •needy game, 

=—. a=——^— 

Marmora 

Jlr. and lira. Janes Bralth and 

•on, of PHtarino. us visiting 

relatives here, 

MliP Mirie Pepguaon. of Phllnoy 

Etiinor uisfn, will na inq teaiure i ^.«- ".—-- » ~*o=-—, -- - —- 

for Tuesday afternoon and evening, dolphia, apent Sunday with Mm 

Wednesday «n Bll-comedjp show 

will he featured with Hurry Lang, 

don in "Long Panu," n» the attraction. 

Thuriiaay Antonio Moreno 

In "The Flaming Porest." a thrill. 

Ing drama of the north woods, will 

he the headline feature, 

Friday, 

Lon Choney In "Tell It To The 

f 

Thursday, Friday nnd Saturday an 

other all-comedy show will he pre. 

seated, headec) by Clara Bow in 

"Sough House Hosie," a funny com 

ad* of stage 

and 

doors, prlie rings 

parks that will 

iSUTH JBBSEY'S MMMOBT TH1*TR« 

Perfect Plcturea=p6rfectly 

Pmwnled 

CRITERION 

BRIOQETON 

CONTINUOUS 

t:90 til 11 

Thll Friday and Saturday 

"See You In Jail" 

With JACK MULHALL 

AlifjB Day and Mark Swalii 

Hfpf'i yeyr ihlnw (5 gs " 

the ban Sna itnjsy !*! 

Evtry Thurnj^y. Frl. A Sit, 

Vaudeville 

Birtet from thi llg Timi Oily 

Heuati in eqnjijiigtiefi 

with 

4—All 

itlr'itta—4 

Comina—S Diyi, Oeglnnlno Monday. July, II, 

jpLtth Jtrsay'a ei#w#ra!t Myilgal 5Fgan:iatisn 

eton Harmonica Bud 

4HII tuui 

»•• •• -a"" fc*«j?i_lf1 A n 

^ 

Cnarile Hurray 

Oo Tha ie««l 

ommr eonklin 

Ail Lodl'aTrli anVllwa In A n (itt.rlnj of Mytle alia tons 

"Fighriiii Love" 

Marines," is the booking for 

neon and evening 

perfernasces. 

Strand Theatre 

Tho itrnnd 

TheatrB boskingt 

•tart 8undfly> and Monday with 

Mnry Astro In "iunaet Derby," 

ono of the best race horse dramas 

ever screened with a love story 

of heart interest. Tuesday and 

Wednesday niatlnee and evening 

Lola Wilson will be seen In (her 

latest photoplay feature, 

way Nights," a jazgy comedy drama 

of the White Way. Johnny Hlnes 

in "AM Aboard," will be the eon 

edy feature for Thursday and Fri 

day. With the added feature! this 

will he two iltiyft of an all-comi'dy 

Shaw, •aturdty' and Sunday B big 

super-feature will he shown with 

Dorothy MacKa!) In "Convoy" supported 

by Lowell Iherman and 

Wiliiai Collier, Jr. 

Crest fin Theatre 

With a ehaBge of ProBr»n dally 

Hunt's crest pier will start the 

program for Belt week on Sunday 

presenting Charlie Murray and 

beorge Sidney In "Lost at the 

Front," a funny comedy feature. 

Monday Loir,'Wilson will be seen 

In "Irosdway Nlfhtii." 

Tuesday 

evening only. Mary Aster in "Sunset 

Derby," win he the feature at. 

traction. Wednesday johnny Mines 

In "All Aboard," will he shown 

Thursday the feature 

attraction 

bssked will he William lord In 

I "The Yankee Clipper," and the 

week's program wilt he completed 

on Friday with Antonio Moreno in 

"The Flnming Foreit." 

Plata Ballroom 

Hunt's Plaia Ballroom. wlUb.Itoy 

SeagraTes and hli "Collegians." 

one of the best orchestras on the 

South Jersey coast and the aplen 

I COLONIAL 

Formerly the Plan 

THREE 

SHOWS 

EVERY 

DAY 

COLONIAL 

Formerly the Plata 

Follow the picture* here. 

Every week bringi some of die bwt 

featurei, CemediM, Dramas with your favorite itan. 

TODAY—TOMORROW 

Aa Myl of the Old WMI with the Lovable 

Monte Blue in 

"THE BRUTE" 

A picture that you will never forget. 

FOR MONDAY—4^ Comedy Scream 

"NO CONTROL" 

With Harrison Ford and Phyllis Haver 

A roaring comedy of a raging lion, a dancing bone, a radio "bug" 

—and a girl. 

—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY- 

DO you wear your fiance'* photo on your gaiter? If you do, tee 

Marie Prevost with Charles Ray in 

"GETTING GERTIE'S GARTER" 

—THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY— 

The Funniest Team in Movie* 

Louise Fazenda and 

Clyde Cook in 

'{SIMPLE SB" 

How Much I* a Girl Worth? 

Dolores Costello in 

"A Million Bid" 

.known 

Ana Madura. 

Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee wilkle 

and family ipent Tuesday eve. 

ning with her sUler In Ocean 

View, 

Clarenee Smith and wife snertalned 

frlonds from Phlladel. 

phla Wednesday. 

Mr. and sirs. Morris Wiilots, 

of Ciilllngswaod, spent the week 

end with her parents, Mr. end 

Mrs, Luther Coraon. 

Miss Lillian Adams In making 

an Indennile stay with relatives 

of Scullvllle. 

Mr, and Mrs, William Bradley, 

of Atlantic City, and MI Estella 

Madeira, of this place, spent the 

holhlayn with PBIIadelphla 

ffieadB, 

Mr, aad Mrs. Thoniag Sharp 

are receiving congratulations 

upon the birth of a daughter, 

June 30, " 

Miss Helen Stratton was among 

those who eelebrnted the anni. 

vemary of the graduating class 

of 1114 of the Tuckahoe High 

School. Friday evening at Atlantic 


Theodore Spleer, of New Vork, 

spent the week; end with Henry 

Young, 

Mrs. William Layton, Mrs. 

Harry, Blbba and Mrs. William 

Gun mm motored to Millvill« Mon 

day. 

Mrs. lertha Famcaer anil 

mother were in Vlneland one day 

last week. 

Mrs. Enoch Williams, of Tuck 

iihoe, spent Monday with Mia, 

Clara swp. 

Miss Ruth Dalley motored to 

Court House Friday. 

Everton Carson, of Ocean City, 

wan in [own Monday. 

Mm, Oscar Bailey 

returned 

home Friday from Philadelphia 

where she underwent an opera, 

tlon for the removal of her 

tonsils. 

Mr. and Mrs, Albert Adams 

and daughter, Cecil, are spending 

a few days at BrJgantlns 

Beaeh, 

Merlam Qoodnian, of Camden 

Is spenolng a few dsyi with her 

aunt. Mrs. B, A, Stretton. 

Elva Oomn and wife, of Fenn 

sylvanla, spent 

the week end 

with his parents, 

Mr. and Mrs, William 

Sapp 

entertained relatives from West 

Cape May lunday afternoon. 

Clown Band With Bob Morton Circus 

Famous Clown Band, under leadership of Happy Hank Sylttw, will appear on all*Ur vmcnia , 

of twenty -five circus acts, which the Bob Morton Circus will present at tbo Wlldwood Ftollw, 

Circus, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July it, IB and ii, and at tho Oc«m CUT P«Hc« CIMtM, ,, 

Monday and Tuesday, July ii and IB, 

• 

1.1 

LYRIC 

THEATRE 

WOODBINE . H. J, 

Friday, July | _ 

O l l prejtnts Art 

in 

"Tht 

Rover" 

A Blue Streak 

Western 

•Hrtare 

Osacdy and News 

ftttardu, JoJy B— 

Paramount preMBts 

"The Popular Sin" 

witt Florence Vidor and, 

Olive Brook. 

A Malcolm St. Clair 

Prodaction. 

You'll be committing the 

nnpopnlar tin If you mils 

"The Popular Sin." 

Final Episode of 

"THE VISE 

CRACKERS" 

Corned; and Mews 

Sunday, Tut* 10— 

Einrt Habonal Presents 

Harry langdon in 

'The Strong Man" 

If jour side* ache 

from 

Unghinjt don't blame it on 

tu—falame it «n Hany 

Langdon. 

Corned; and Hewi 


John 0. Jlinn prBwita ^[0- 

ltam Bojd and Elinor Fair, 

of -The Volga 

Boatman" 

fame, in 

,Jimythe, * 

' 

Conqoeror" i 

# S ! 

Rio Grande 

Mrs. Ous Hotte and HI visited 

her parents hero the ilrnt ol the 

week. 

Mr. and Si. Hoy Wolcolt and 

Mri. Frank Dawni! spent Suaday 

al Cape Muj iourt Houiie with 

smith Endicotl and family. 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Donn. 

Jr., and son, OreB. snd Miss 

Alherta 

Harris, ot Washinslon. 

came home to attend the wedding 

of their sinter. 

Mrs, 

Annie Carllon and Fred 

Marks are the watchmen at the 

Reading railroad crossing here, 

badly needed for a ions "me. 

Mr. and Mrs. êorje Douglasi 

are building their new home at 

Cape May Court Houie. 

Edward Frick visited at Dennis 

Fisher's on suaday. 

The Nasarlne Sunday school held 

their chlldreni' das eserclses on 

lunday ev«ninf. 

Charles Curlott, of Canden. vii. 

(ted at the homo of William Hand 

on Sunday. 

Warren M. Harris opened Bis 

vegetable Mand on Friday. Ha has 

had it wired for electricity. 

On lundsy MM. A. E. Edwards 

returned homo from Philadelphia, 

where she has been for the past 

week, to be near her husband, who 

(had an operation performed In the 

Samaritan Hospital, He Is letting 

alone nicely, 

Henry H. Flthian, or Brldgeton, 

wns here on Wednesday looking 

after business interests. 

Ralph 0. Dehn. ir., entertained 

relatives over the Fourth, from 

Gloucester. 

Benjamin Cresse and bride spent 

Monday hero with relatives. 

Mr, and Mrs. Walter cresse entertained 

company from out of 

town ever the week end. 

Isaac Olllan is croisine wnieh. 

man at the sally Slnrihall irois- 

Ing. 

Mrs. Llszle ihaw, of nape May 

tiourt House, one of our former 

residents, was operated upon in a 

hospital In. Philadelphia for cataracts 

of the eyes. She returned to 

her home on Tuesday, The operation 

was a success, 

Mr, nna Mrs. Marion Callnway 

nnd two children, of Wilmington, 

and Mrs, Fanny 

Hamilton, of 

Springfield, visited Mrs. rnllawnya 

cousin. Boy Wolcott and wife, this 

week. 

Mr, and Mrs, Irvln Parrler ore 

occupying the tenant house or 

Warren KtrrSs for the summer. 

Miss Mahal Jaggeri and Mr» 

George 

Douglass are micnillnu 

summer 

school at Ocean City 

They will teach in our school 

this coming year, with Joseph 

Murphy M principal. 

Mrs. nay wolcott visited her 

aunt In the Bridgeton Hospital on 

Tuesday, 

Mrs. 

Anna Halnes entertained 

her sister, of Philadelphia, llmt 

weeli, 

Mr, and Mrs. Blweod Chester, of 

Dlas Creek, are staying here at 

his slster'i while their new house 

Is being completed, , • 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Btehblns 

spent Monday at Avalon with 

Lewis Itebbins and family. 

Miss Hannah nimble Is emplojcd 

at cape May for the summer, 

Mrs. George Hess and dausht r, 

Mildred, spent last week with her 

sister, Mrs, Ernest Corson and 

'fatally. 

Mlu Mary Edwards enterlalni-d 

some frlonds at' her home -on 

Thursday evening. 

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin I>e Marts 

of Cedarville, spent the week end 

here with their daughter. Mm 

John W. Bholllnger and family. 

Mrs. 8. H. Endlcott, Miss Edith 

Bnilicoft. of Court House, Miss 

Martha Mlnnlek. of I>hllndelphln 

and Sirs. Roy Woleotl were. Wildwood 

visitors on Monday. 

Isirry Bmallwood and family entertained 

some of his relatives 

from Vlnoland over the week end 

Went Cape May 

•Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nelson are 

receiving congratulations UBim 

the birth of twin bays. Saturday. 

July 1, 

Mr, and Mrs, J. Hamilton 'in 

tertained Mr. and Mrs. William 

Layton, df Nnsiown, N, J,, ever 

lunday, 

Mr. and Mrs, B. Hand visited 

the litter's sister, of Dennlsvllio 

on aunday,, 

A son was horn to Mr, and 

Mrs, Ernest Filer Saturday. Dnih 

mother and son are doing nlciiy 

Mrs. Dora EldredKe Is entvr 

talnlnE Iher sister, of Fishing 

Creek, 

MildriMi «iissman 

spent Ihe 

week end with Mrs. M. Blume 

11 th Monster Season 

THEATRE 

WILDWOOD, N r J. 

Always Showing the 

WORLD'S BEST 

Mr and Mn. B, Blide 

lalllml relatives Inui the 

H 

nrn part of the BtBtft, ncndr.J 

Mr and Mrs. E. M(rU»" ~ 

West Chatter, visited ttw J 

fntller. iMr. C Chrbjtlin, 

tbo wcelt end. 

Mr. and Mrs Harry flroWl 

the proud psrenu ol a tnlQr *KtS 

born Saturday. July 3. TJ»i in*,?' 

fant will be known u Hiriy^ Jr.; 

Mrs. E Smith. Of ] 

Is upending his summer vacation^ 

here. 

Mrs. M. SKsphnneoo vlslliadi>Mri| 

parents, Mr. snd Jin. Ana M»-", 

dira. or Ocean City. 

Miss Olendora Hum, at 1 

plain, visited relative* b>r*

. Outfit* towell.l 

ArmhtrongJ 

Fraud 

. FHMT-1 

o, NK. New! 

BN, Boston. I 

to 

i any 

JWre 

i man's 

jttio 

i gnlniMtji*. 

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I 

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nJ**t! I 

them wKb per 

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JOB. 

certificate, 

taltata 

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, ol thft 

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OCEAH.dTY NEWS, OCEAK CUT, M. J./Wm&Y; IOLY 8, 1927. 

Your Advertisement On This Page Will Reach The Eye of 25,000 jrospective Buy 

0CEAW CITY HEWS. OCEAH CHY, H. J., PB1BAY, JUIT 8, 1927. 

Classified Advertising 

< Information 

ClUBlAed 

Advertising la nip 

At on« rate and with on« ordfr 

In tha Ocean City Ntws of 

Oceaji City, the Cape May C tun 

ty TIMES of Bm lain City the 

Seven Mile, Bench 

REPORTER 

of fltqne Harbor and ihu JJort 

NorrlB ADVMlTISkR or Kurt 

Norrla cutnpli ttsly covcrlnE ill 

Cape May Cuunty nnd a large 

portion of Cumlmrlanil 

Cnintir 

AdvertlgGineatg can btj left at or 

telephone to any office 

Bell 

phone Sea Isle City 40 Oman 

City 1180 Furt Non-la 37 W 

ind Wlldwood 727 

Read the Clasblflrtl Department 

isIlGDeTftr you wnnt to buy any 

thllla; 

(Jttft u when you have 

to anil ~~ 

Classified Hatei 

ONE CENT a word with a 

tnlnltnum of twenty-five cftnlo. If 

ntB does not accompany transit tit 

advertising an additional charge 

of flya cents an Insertion will be 

made. Bookkeeping cost nf 

charged Claaaifled Ads mafetMi thin 

AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE 5 

nt every pockrtbook 

idlar Car tovv} Is the 

..-X 

for « dr nistfatlDn 

•tales will Hrrvl , -•- - 

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Building, Heating Plumbing, etc. 8 

WRITK. UVLL Olfc PHONE FOIl 

Our tree iKtuklet on how wo •.•»!. 

help you htiild and own your ow|i 

horn*—ahvuliltcly frrc—write to«1i»y. 

Slu.io IliirliOr Lumber Co.. Hlo-te 

llurlior l*i.imtx>r and bulltllnf mttt- i 

rlnln of all kind*. 

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WHITE SPACE at the tf n n I 

bottom of advertlsrmenui all 

cents a lln» 

A1X, CAPITALS may be used at 

la rate of three cents a word 

General Information 

Ada will be accepted uD t 

Wednesday J P M for lntiertlui 

In that week's Issue 

Adi mai 

be phoned In 

All ads are restricted to thrlr 

proper classification nnd to th 

r dtylfi of type 

The pubrvserve 

the right to edit 

or reject any advertising copy 

«e brief In wrltlnc your ad 

Tertlaement hut be sure tn r-over 

kU Important point* 

Ii In n it 

wUe to omit anytnlne of Impor 

tanee to nave a few cents for the 

point you may omit might c 

tlw one to bring desired results 

Krrors In advertisements should 

be Imported Immediately 

It the 

tanlt of this newspaper we will 

IM responsible for only one lncor 

ntct Insertion 

The TIMES-NEW3-RFP0RTER 

ADVERTISER la a member of the 

New Jersey Press Association and 

Jjuqng the alma of the Assoclu 

tton. la the elimination of f rail lu 

Unt and mlalewllng advertising 

We wl)b to print only truth 

fol advertlnlns; and will appreel 

ate havlnf Qttentl in calif I to 

any adfarttecsienu not conform 

Ing to flM JUgUeit gtandarda of 

|tructlng 

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»nd 

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nnd u|i r 

Eepairs, Accessories, etc. 

A 

SPECIALTY Ol 

WantfMs/ 

per 

Financial and Insurance 9; Household Service 

HKIP WAHTEB 

and 

char 

BFABOrT 

l0>PT most 

M Id 

rtEmp»oymefi* 

Apncy 

HAT«H AV* Ocean City 

l 

^HFUL-TOU CAN «FT AM KINIJ 

of hi»l|> from a cook to a Chut ffeilr 

fay a amall advertliiehwnt nndf>r Ihi* 

hdl h dtl t r 

AND 

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ear ro ind nonlllon 

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I the mime; 

A. Ae 

ifchv: 

t Kennedy, th 

.an* them 1 

-•that night! 

: ' tftSBl" WlUi 

.always elev 

I one. 

certificate. 

Initials' 

commUBlca 

was sand, 

Kennedy wM 

tvM.au cod 

lad inmhlej 

i by net 

fleff Bb) 

oq} to feel 

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merer beslti 

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STY HEWB, OCEAH Off, «, J,, fSIMf, JOT? I, IHf. 

FASHION 

SUGGESTIONS FEATURES FOR WOMEN HOUSEHOLD" 

HINTS 

24 

Pages This Issue 

f Miirille •» >«•**• of taste who manages to eeeni 

!• old lanhloneu In a black dram to 

' 

However—and perhaps It to i 

' treat deal the fault of the mov- 

Its 

pictures—women have been 

struck wtth the Idea that black 

Is to» color of mystery, and rays- 

.ttrlous they will be, io the very 

Wtnme.I 

•'Now a gown of sophisticated 

ml does not need any further »d. 

^WMlseaiBnt of lu alluring qua). 

' of mystery, 

Merely makes 

To ennftaiilis It 

th« gown leokl out. 

the word, 

80 leave oft the long, alinfcy 

earrings, the "arty" Jewelled 

brace!,!!, and those other aceeswhich 

you are t£mp!?d to 

Una to make you look like the 

VTHstntBrin Ihe prohlem play, 

A black gown or rather c*- 

treme cut nliuii be worn with n 

eertin simplicity, or .jise the 

waarLir will look rather as though 

she were dressed for a eeatuini! 

hall. 

The In-between type of black 

grown Is besl for the averBes 

woman—the sown itiat is smari 

and youthful in cut, without be- 

IBK difficult to lire up to Because 

of its eitrwneneaa of style. It In 

not faaihlonable to "touch up" 

black with colored trimmings and 

collar, 

it must depend for lu 

Interest on the ctistliicllon of Its 

Regular Meals 

Needed During 

Summer Months 

Vacation Irregularities May 

Offset Phyiieal Gain. Observes 

Food Specialist 

Sleep la Moat 

Essential 

Although vacation months 

rould neeiti to be the Ideal llm« 

for children to show thd groatt 

gniriij in beaUh. It IrequenljyL 

The Wide Sleeve 

pf 

more 

ITTt 

p&aeka "for tihje 

happens that children return to 

in ieptember leas fit than 

when school closed In June, nb- 

*ervrt$ Marie C, Ooermann. Ngw 

Jersey extension foods specialist. 

Says Miss Doetunauni 

ichool 

lays mean regularity. 

There U 

i definite hour for arising, eat- 

_ng meals, playing and going to 

bed. During Vacation months, 

much of this pohridule U changed 

as there Is no definite hour when 

anything must be done hj the 

child. 

Fresh air and sunshine 

are good for the child, but if he 

is allowed to play without any 

restraint whatsoever he Is likely | becoming to most stout "women. 

with too slender wrists. This Jreat-, 

n j s 

To Clear Street Through 

Penniy Trar.t For 

Motor Traffic 

Street Belongs to R, R: Co. 

Dlrecmr of Highways Trout 

annouiified thai Bay Avt'nue. 

nee. n lad and an maid. 

Jiy and dark pLtviUima ure 

In for a rudii jolt from i "00111113= 

sinner John E, Trout, who an- 

Bounced at the Couimlasjuners' 

last Monday that he has 

I received hutiternUK complaints f rum 

neighbors loealed near iiuvlllons. 

Hers'iifter moon gamers nnd others 

will have In do their â£irig from 

lighted pavilions, according to the 

plan. 

Mayor rhanipinn was iikepileal 

whether th** wny of the maid and 

the buy can be so easily changed 

"Whiits the une of putting lights 

In the iiavilloim. they will only 

put them out, hi he asserted, 

I "I'M put a eage around them so 

they can't he broken." t'niiimlHsii 

Are Issued Here 

Exomirintjoni HelrJ at City 

Hall Every Monday 

The Motor Vehicle Department 

will conduct eianiinallons for 

tmitnria!* j?,?el£lng New Jersey 

ilrlvliiB license each Monday, 

The office of the motor vehicle 

eiamini'rn ia located on the seeonil 

lloin or the City Hall, 

The 

written teals are held lu tills 

room. 

If the applicant paiiHea 

—Miainlnatliin junigmtully hi> 

tween Eigh.h and Ninth Slreots. ^ n u T ; 

wolihl lie npeiie.l and placed in|wnll anil flee," hln lionor rejolnfd, 

"The trouble Is," he continued, 

"that before paviilouB nre built 

they are ft Vila! need In the nnliihborhond, 

and an «oon as they are 

built the people who wanted the 

pavilion bum don't want to see 

it used, 

"They have an Moil II Is their 

own 

personal property, and as 

soon as Homebody else makes use 

of it, the neighbors or some of 

them complain. Put In all the lights 

you want nnd the young people 

will flnd some meaUB of putting 

them out." 

Better Storm 

Protection For 

the South End 

Plum Will Be Ready For 

Solans Next Monday, 

Collisson States 

cnhtdiitiin to b*s user! fur traffic. 

Thin ilreel wan vacated by the 

city when an agreement was 

made wlih Ihe PennHylvaiila Haliread 

whereby ihe city received a 

strip or land paralM with the 

tract on BighLb anil Ninth 

Streets, from Haven Avenue to 

the buy, tu he used for wldeulng 

bheae ihnrouhgfares* 

The rallro.-iil uompaiiy also 

agreed to ail in this tract, which 

it has ilone, and baiifi a new 

street along the bay front to replale 

Hay Avenue. 

Now Bay 

Avenue cannot be built until the 

bulkhead along the front of this 

tract Is reinforced. 

A number of motorists have 

boon using Bay Avenue, between 

Bighili and Ninth BtreoUi. but do 

so at the risk of breaking springs 

and gutting muck in the sand. 

Clearing too sand ofl the old 

roadbed will bo a boon |o persons 

traveling north of Ninth 

street, IUI it will eliniinato the 

or passing through the 

congested section of the rela 

on Saturday nightl* * Q p. 

them with me nnit Must ray Damage 

r morning, ami the I _, *, ° 

To Lity 

winners 

will 

the UBWS 

next 

est means ... 

funds for this home, which, 

through its work, brings much 

favorable publicity to the resort. 

"The Chamber of commerce cer. 

lainly Is liberal. It will conduct 

the parade if we furnish 

the 

babies, furnish the. cupi and furnlsh 

the judges. We might Juit 

Jas-weir do what little Is left our- 

"The ipictators who view the 

parade are under no obligation to 

mntrlbute, but it Is a certainty 

that if everr person wan better 

acquainted with the purpoM or 

the Baby Home they would be 

onlr lob Had to help the canne, 

"I don't believe the members of 

the Chamber of conmerM ihem- 

•elvea are familiar with the accomplishments 

of the leoihore 

Home for Bablei or they would 

l |f/, n « |report, to consider lhe future needi 

for Bahlei or ty 

the matUr In a different 

llKht." 

of a community before building an 

Incinerating plant. Be Used upon 

150,000 as a eanneryatrre estimate 

of the summer populntlon of Ocean 

City within ten years. 

More Phones Here 

The new Bell Telephone dlrec,* 

tor, which was recently issued, 

reveals a big Increase In the num. 

her of tolcphoneii In the resort, 

Including extension lines there 

are 3,000 phones Hated here, in 

the March directory 1145 phones 

wen Hated, 

Channel Basra Biting 

Uncle Wip Coming 

Uncle Wip, of Broadcasting 

fame, and favorite if the bedtime 

story llftemn, will entertain 

the ynungMcra when he 

appeara In the resort at ana of 

chmnnel bin II »« «eaturei tt fcioy wwlt, whlM 

cnmnnei MM|| m m ^ n Mwd)|ri Jqr, JJ. 

ni hifc 

UIBI tlcullirlr «ettt« In ]}"__»*^•ll^Wtoai* 

K.r 

the connames 


piiMlshed 

week. 

Now boys and girls, get 

Jinsy with your crayons aiid do 

soriii! real nice work. The picture 

or ail the winners will also be 

eihlbiled in the Dhow win,low of 

the NEWS, Bill put your answers 

In the office in time. 

None will 

he accepted after I F, 51, on 

gatunlay. 

Good luck! 

Everybody Is Going 

And everybody going to the 

circus will see a real dandy performance. 

The highest clmn oir. 

ells programs ever shown in this 

vicinity will Be presented, according 

to the management. 

The 

Bub Morion Circus, coming for 

the Bret Urn* In Us seven years 

of travel into this nook of the 

world, 1ms a reputation of Its 

own all over the country aa the 

biggest fraternal circus organisation 

in eilstence. 

It l« a leg!- 

limnte, straight and clean circus 

-not a carnival—and Bob Morton 

will bring his complete pro. 

gram of iwenty.livo professional 

circus acts, with over 1110 wellknown 

stars of the sawdust arena 

here for this date. 

While a number or trained anl. 

mal acts are Intermingled In the 

main show program, great stress 

u laid by Bob Morton Circus on 

the rartnldaihiii list of aerial and 

acrobatic acts carried. 

There 

are the Luokey Bisters, of New 

colorful aerial ballet novelty. 

York Hippodrome Jame, in this 

"The Human Butterflies," 

who 

are a sensation wherever thin aet 

has been presented. Then Flying 

Franklin, the greatest' single trapeie 

artist in olrousdom, will 

thrill the circus fans wllb his 

death-defying heel and toa dropi 

on the swinging trapeie. 

Mile, Martha, the "girl In the 

silver whirl," will offer an aerial 

novelty high up in (he air on 

Roman Hnga and swinging trapeie, 

while tha Four Oracea and 

the team of Ruth and Ijeo will 

perform desterous evolutions on 

the awiniing laddern. 

Another 

acrobatic aet that la declaimed 

as one of the beat {eaturei of the 

Bob Morton Circus program. In 

the perch pole novelty act. presented 

by the Tyana-patrlBk Com* 

puny. In /which the I»dy man. 

ben of Wie troupe Mil as umler- 

BUndsr, In fact she In the only 

'" 

"'""" t«jwî 

is ulrecteil Id whore hu can lake 

a rund lest. 

Monday the road 

lesui are held at Eighlh HI net 

and Mmsro Avenue. 

The hou for road tnl« is 

from S!3U A. M, until 3:30 I>, 

M. The written eiaminatlons are 

held from 8:30 A. M. until 4 

V. M. 

Monday nfty-seven 

applicants 

took tli,. examination. 

Of this 

number 62 wore successful. Leator 

W. Gilbert, chief Inspector, 

wai 1.1 charge of the exanilnatlotui. 

Warn Owners 

of Parking 

Regulations 

Driveri Warned To Keep 

Lighti on AH Parked 

Cart After Dark 

Many Tagg Are piitributed 

Hundreds of motorlsU, many of 

whom parked their cars on the 

itreet all night, received a warn, 

ing In the form of a yellow 

ticket to keep a parking light 

lit, but no arrests were made for 

parking nil night on the utreet 

during the past week-end. 

Following the Fourth of July 

week-enil a delegation of the garage 

owners appealed to the City 

Commissioners to enforce ihe orprohlbiting 

all night 

parking on the street. 

Mayor Chnmniun qUMnbaM'tne 

[sdom to take such drastie ae.? 

tion inasmuch as there are not 

garages In the resort to 

take care of all the motor cars 

Building of t; 

Bay Avenue 

Strikes Siliagi 

Bids for ContiniMitonvi 

Avenue From IfltK" 

Street Are Rejected 1 

Bid. 

Exceeded 

Direct City Solicitor Krepi 

To Take Action 

The Uommii^loners directed 

Ully Holkltor Kri>pn to start aotlun 

iu recover the damages 

L'tiUnuil to oily properly when a 

truck driven toy U. D, Prosaer, 

oi iMLmaii, rippeil down thy irulley 

w|ren and broke an electric 

standard at Ninth iireet 

and 

Ocean Avt'liue. 

The damage was caused whan 

a concrete iiiixcr luaiieil on tup 

of a trailer caught In the wires 

on ,Mny 21. 

S,llg|lur 

Krew comniunicated 

with B. y, Venable, of Pitman, 

owner or tha Iruck, HialliiM the 

oily hold lilni reKpunBlblu ror the 

daniagi! whlcn wus cauned to ine 

mly piopBily, 

Venayio refused to make fietik>nieni, 

stating 

ihat tii« iriilley 

wires were too luw. 

Unless lhe 

hill is ailjuatud Iha matier will 

lie settled in cylirt. 

Spencer Swan Bida 

Friendi GooiBye 

Will Make His Permanent 

Home in California 

Spencer iwan, who wag a builder 

IB Oeeao City for a scare of years, 

bid many of his friends fnrewel! 

after 

ft BaeoUBg of the Kiwaals 

Club on Widnosday at thegVseht 

Club, 

Due to falling health* be spent 

the last few winters in California, 

where bo nequirqd an srnugi gtswm 

and an iBterest in an oil welh 

thgre last winter he jsur- 

Will Replace Bulkhead 

City Engineer Cslllsnoh stated 

le plans for providing better 

storm protection for South Ocean 

City will be submitted for the 

approval of the Comni 

Monday, 

Engineer ColIIssen was 

by the city fathers, after a survey 

or the conditions in that section, 

to provide plans to replace 

or rebuild the bulkhead, from 

Plfly-fourlh Itreet to Fifty-nlnth 

Street, along the beach. 

The section wan badly damaged 

fey the severe storms of last winter. 

According 10 the plans the 

now bulkhead will be considerably 

stronger than any that has ever 

been located In that section. 

A stone wall will he bunt about 

BIS leet oceanward of the bulkhead 

proper. 

This will be Ailed 

with brush, stoheand concrete, * 

The purpose of this Is to break 

the force of Ihe waves which 

strike this obstruction before the 

bulkhead. 

Tnte will prevent the 

bulkhead from washing out. 

The GommJjHMoncrs 'spent a 

morning Inspecting the conditions 

in this seellon. 

The results oh. 

taihed by the stone jetty, which 

was built last year at a cost of 

$90,nan, part of which was paid 

by ihe itate, was closely scruil. 

niied by the ofnclals. 

This Jetty has caused beach to 

build in its vicinity, but only reratio 

to its length. The 

during the crowded 

Ttan garage men d eel a red that 

during the Fourth of July weekend, 

which was one of the biggest 

In the history of the resort, but 

twa garages were filled to ea^ 

paeity. 

This condition, they dei 

i ii 

clar**, in 

by permitting 

i 

f 

pg 

cars to park on the streeU ail 

night unmoIeHted, 

In no other city, they 

are ear» prrniltt^.i in park on the 

highways. 

It in true, they contend, 

that during the big week^ 

ends there are not sufftcient ga= 

rages to eare for all the ears 

and thry would not expect the 

eity to enforce regulations If the 

garagos were filled; 

A rnpresiintatlve of the NEWi 

Interviewed several of the gorago 

owiiere. They were asked if 

a uniform II price of fl per night 

ld ll tt 

p 

g 

for stofftge would not fill mutate 

husinepa and bring a larger return 

than fl.fiO per night, as 

ehftrgpci by some flf the garages, 

"The eost of Btorage hasn't a 

thing to do with it," one of the 

garage proprietors stated, -'Many 

of the garages in the resort 

charge II a night and their busW 

ness Is suffering m much as the 

others:" 

Sort IIII)m;in. of the Hlllman 

|1 

drdlared: 

eharge 

per night for storage and I don't 

believe I would get any more cars 

if the rate was fifty cents per 

night as long as a person Is permitted 

to drive their car to their 

front steps and leave It parked 

there." 

(hear Bailey emphatically declared 

that It Is a mistake to per. 

mlt cars to be parked on the 

streela all night. "I have a ga- 

The proposed construction, i 

_iay Avenue, from 

Ei£htsilrtJ&;^ 

Street to Roosevelt Boulevard, r»i-i 

celved the second setback v 

pant three months wnon'th*.; 

bids for the construction of ,t]|^,^ 

thoroughfare were rejected' 

the Commissioners on the 

of City Solicitor Krepa. 

Solicitor Kraps declared tfci 

contract could not he * ^~'" M 

awarded to Monlhsn £ Hall, .— ,, 

low bidder, as the bid of thi4 .\-J 

llrin exceeded ihe sum provlfltd't p 

for the Improvement 

by onJl-'.'.SS 

nance, - . - - 

Oity Bnglneer Colllwou In Jil« j | 

oriiinal estimate, Bxed the co»t -^ 

of' the improvement at 176,400, ,'m 

and an ordinance proTldln* -fof^:'v? 

the sum was pasted. 

When ill"X" 

flrsl bids were received f 

*'*" 

work several months ago the ! 

bid waa apprailmatety 

Thwo hlda were reJeMed, 

fore now bldi were 

were made In thai 

llcatlon with the Intent of nsdu 

Ing the cost of the work so 

Vui-fA 

It could be done within -Jill: f 

amount, 

*«;

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OfEAN CITY NEWS, OCEAN CITY, N. J. PWDAY, JULY 15, 192T, 

Pfcge "ttrei 

Circus Monday and Tuesday, July 18 and 19 

hunted Asal 

ar tno list. 

M n Kunnetlj, Ihcr 

id thef 

men thai 

tti thorn with puf 

levgn, always yluvuE 

' Sid ne 

Itaie's telrernPh 

M Kennedy 

" ~ of the C'e 

e had gtunlhlu 

tiafl by the mei 

„ left his cornrn 

Philip Gun]- 

; I out to feel t 

ies*)tmrtcr«, had n 

• goonUBE party 

^ffee two never hesltr 

'n woala be to In? 

itfttek the astontife 

,.tliS7 thousht to ra 

- broke tsnwh n 

_Kdbi itorin 

r yQSDêr man twtsj 

saddle. A nils or 

Called out In ago 

b^de Uffi almgst 

_ fell. 

, wr 

: JOB ner see 

ftrfaef wu dead, 

TrtA «BlIir«iBed 1 

,*f»M. UstBBfd 

"» 111 lone: * 

-hjnidt Hen 

._ Gardner- 

; oftieers, Cl 

?hml told hit 

_;Wfi9 beld hll 

irere dead; 

lived: and 

. He stiffen, 

the lines in 

, Ho would ^ 

j afid woe to 

,; vrav had sei 

Vlntor, The Hi 

Tilj deserted 

1 nnd bin 

tour of ins 

ibe wiBdsw 

brlfbijy. 

foMned anil cl 

Korean stood wlt

mxAsf art*, m z, JUSAT, JILT U, 1U7. 

ll 

Mra. 

c 

J*T AVHBE (W IS* H 

au 

ta» aa few low sasax Mr, aad 

« Wmui Bnckm ud Mn. 

JBusOwnosFaii 

To Obey New Law 

aad utira] fvrtlabr 

Jottnfe Qnj 

Uc 

suny bj Gicgary 

Mn. BUTT IKV TUM Mrs, 

•mil Una at tor S 

siUweU 

sn4 Nn Tkosaaa Hardy 

Ptt nn niort rtrf 

Mr. aad MB. WMB Mate. 

"ffpi'tl tmwrm&amJwn km for 

ClalH tsocua. of W«ta»Bt. 

tk* net: *•• wiu ku 

- al (Mr omaaa MI On. 

MMM. 

yte;'aMa w nbuia Wl ma 

"sD> Urn, afr. PnJ Herbal 

JflaK Jg-sîaar #n gvaaia 

Mr. aat Mra. alftrrt c eabM 

IsngMmr ft* 

Sjb'.'iM M. 

m a of bw line, op. „,««, i, ih* ojonU 

tknu tkc MM hn MB Ittsdaj tor • 

to mn «ttk a law Un. His Rich u 

dlwt tkal tta H ~ûta" h» f 

He a 

„, 

Should Be FUsd 

(Monday i w 

_ -—-_ I -Dearie,- a Warner Botkac 

OW Solicitor Km. Hetiand prodnoi. •ttrriaz It» BUb. 

ai i»» CBtaWaHoneir IWIU.|UJ direeted by AnlUe Man. 

»«•«• u* DWBtra at b» tiaca ep- eas „ a, unHI 

Thau* 

Ml in tl two 

s ch 

h»«B of » 

tkal ttar He a ~ûta," h»«B of » Bio 

mimiot for tte BUkt dub ud Mis Mi 

« |*koa the 1. katfrinc la BB 

Mr. ui Mm L A, JUttard, of 

whtoa Htifbu. an a 

lMi nMi -1(1 Xn 

i .Uter. tllm p. V 

Atlutle 

of v«t 

1B 

Solons Make 

PbarTbra 

AD Low Lots 

ue I. kecplBc In 

II letting hJm know 19 

sf his Iseone, He U a 

lad witi a couple at 

.ho n 

Ika naert, Mia, Smith la proBl.', 

wat la Atlantic «i7 social eir.; Mayor Dedans Brushing 

lanrann , 

It u mandatory oa Ike ,_.. . 

sf the dij ta •» tkal cupola, three arc anally expelled, 

There 

lira, are tDBpUed wltk by the b a pntty, Ja=r UUJe (o-ed. 

I bos owaerx. be declared. Failure Eoln. EuUoec ladie*. rich a 

j IS do so makes the m 

n liatlf P»f men—a whirlwind of thrill, 

Lfor l gin; at IIM 

and mffrimrnt wtlii a BOW 

Tb« eltjf si rescind the right ******** 

D' 1 •*" "Dearie-' 

to operate ihe bus within tea 

Irish Hearts," playing at 

day*, it suted. 

CHy clerk Hildretn was la- 

• notify the bos mtn 

ud Ike 

Itau Un n>mt of PWJUW- 

Mlai btterHrbByiaa, at tke 

naort. win mtnt her natln In 

fikuofcla. h, 

Mb* Kclca Mean ty aaus 

(a* n r ikal aiMadai tk* 

Kucku sf Colombtu back p»rty 

law TasMar nealas at Its pafot 

of tk* Stack. 

and Mn, I. 

,Ofilonl»l 

^ U K& ZrUa 

tore 

Ma» 

MeAToy ud U 

U 

prodaeUoB. 

Before 

• (mm of Mr. 

at 

Ik* wee* csd 

and Mn, Al 

Made Inspector 

7. Tlg 

a Wvser 

tfee 

The H U M wnpmm of the 

- : .ABeges Thai Hi' 1 **" 

Unfair Treatment 

[Jevuk-Irttk toutif 

dnnu, esai 

l ia Colonial nain on 

'"*•' " d Suortar. ha. hit u 

orulBal «u In bmnam Ike pie. 

« &* la raefc a HttiBe 

Traiman Will 

Racers Laud 

Conduct Big 

n — h r " M 

] Auction Here 

Luge Tract of Lob Near 

RMtnt WiD Be OffaJ 

FS 

Everts Plenty of Action 

lenta TYaJmat,. Maiden »Of (loo 

la «• 

•w. «ry spUmlBle la «• 

sard to ike UCUOB sal* whlth ke 

•m kold ken FrlJjj ud SataTd»j 

of sea week, wbi a block 

of its kMj loated bstweea RI 

leenk and TweiitrÛrd streets 

Coast Guard 

Co-operation 

Yad.tam«B t « 

Nineteenth! 

hile 

y (o 

ran tuned" 

, T*«r left Oceam 

iThtindar 

» & 

I tke ran Inlo , 

Plate, The 

* *-.«. p.' 

root* weather 

•key took thelto |7 

(ten mile, abOT, jjj 

of th«K lota, ke 

aiEcned. skouM Inspire 

plenty 

of (ellSB. Here Is a traet. ke detld 

tkt b IU d i I 

of (elSB. Here I 

tlared. tkat baa I 

doHuai Ifl 

tke resort for years. It doeni 

paaJUe. he UBUBBed, thai 

U be lot. Iseated with 

•as 

there 

U e lot Iseated with 

la Mx blocks sf the City Hall 

d 

l 

lad 

Blotted, 

sf 

e City Hal 

pru-tlcjjly 

unti 

la raefc a 

fc a 

HttiBe. 

tartdwii. who pun tfce 

f«lh*r la tlw .lory, la 

In :i 

coeM 

Mr. ul Mn. 

f «d fttanss, of tka warn. 

i~"T rtS!" •* and suit bunion,, or op-rat 

to reman M i tnm tiuu lots De Lam Farter Baa Oompaay lag a aawBibep, B a dear-maker 

and to Ml all lo. lota Is no MI, operaUllg boca Mtween Oeeaa and owner or * small shop. Mis 

•ware, u was lodtcmj bj the City and Philadelphia prawned «ff« «o 'nlw e»Joy his anei- 

.•etiBB el Ita Coramlirhmfni Into (he CousiiBoafn Monday for """"I '"• o» «•* •» «** tosis 

;pat>iB| an ordiMflc* an (rat read- i their failure to make . ri.a] boa '" " hlch U» ancdr u said 

east of tkni wort 

i of laadlaj and uladlu •» to b« ailed, 

•caaUj Bant Offha-r T, Lamfin fram tkc (met, 

I TlrjinU Bro»n. rain u bU 

laaja Bade a saner of the reaort "Kaaa I ^tnM without a toojkter, p,[ o*Naflej as the 1 

j 

lamral daft la tke men. 

'•fun. Aaaal Rm, Mix X- a N«>r >• ITUC U lack at 

rt« Mm Jfbtt >(U»wt ud »«. 

| 

Mr. 

Si«» tfecf will attaBd 

|tk* ntoffttan •> 

The dcniopHHSt of tte 81- 

veria met, tbe bafldiBg It I 

ATcaae, Ue ejoH raiimd —- 

Wide* point that this is going 

!a feetbe MfxcM tarisla that I 

ner had an epaananlty to offer 

the Oeon Otn Inreaten," atid 

tse »fll known aaetloaeer, 

~Vut InTeston an well sware 

of the fact that this U the beat 

time to bar Ocean Cltj real txte 

loll faUs-liur Us tr*. 

acUHw of a li 

and repnted to the CammlsatBBen terminal I vas nattaed by the ^ Bf IHl " *oelor wht 

all tte Ion which Bseded cleartts. Polite that I would han tbne "* d I * IOHSOTB ai 

alxo tho*e ueedtm oiling. Tkax dan to Sad a station I u « BIMher are the othe; 

t. .._i,_. , — _ — ,. ,»„,„, ,. M,, . ._ ',, "•_* Mann la Ihli Columt 

MsB doctor »„ „._ ..... 

ISHOOTB ai tbe Jewuh ) 

•!» U«K BeedtBC 

ke declBcd. wen 

M j, 

lut wait. 

alia CaratyB 

t 

d*ai»i ar nuadclpkia! 

afaal WTtral turn la tk* reai 

itattr UtrFauiaannBd. of 

«*.. If in tt. «,»« to, u 

lasMUte star. 

WU- 

Mr. ai 

ratyB Ikrlor.ai WUla 

Ttalria* By anudL 

r. apdafn. a«nr Tttman' 

ila, Mr. apda 

'*tOtoman. 

MM* lira.'Boa neewm 

Ctty wtriton Wed 

^ggE.*S&B*:-ii* 

OU.M. „< faally 

«*«d m tutOuat- 

V •arau. of 

fi« art -, _ 

[ttilr aonejwoon In the laort. 

Toe/ in ct»u al to* laMak 

•Mel Car a njwlat. 

Ta* Htmm Blaach and OUdja 

Throah. af , PhUadfiphU. an 

Kodlnj (JM MlBlnatr at their 

, __ wfll attenfl 

[BrjB iUwr CoOice til* falL 

Mr. and lira fltsn* Rosen. 

el Ftoorth inant Htddtm 

H«i«tita, an inlorlng tha nuf 

hathJn, 

Mr. Boien to a will 

se, nan lo nod a station. I aa a "*—• — • •" "•—" 

to (Mpayer la tie resort. ha*e most «»»«» •• •**• QriaBMa prodat. 

Abool a 

were aiien 

tbeh- Ma or 

i)o It and 

iBTeated 

-. ***f ^»UE; infisteg B^re ana 

ith aas tbe anen i ret another line Is pennitied 10 "~~ :! 

Irty dars to eJeardo thiass tiat I waja't.- C ^ D . 

•1m tse ma nnUl Mayor ChajajiloB d«la»i ••,.• rOimer raSlOr 

To 

o 

fkJrry 

_ the 

stBBcn HoodaT Major 

that the 

wosMI 

Mayor Chimplon detjared that 

the' there m no ordiniute tbat be 

j bad bewi^dce of that prafeMted 

af the OoanBls- kl= ' r 

as be 

the trod 

or the real esute markji are 

eoartnMi ttat tbere l» a period 

of jtctl.iiy afeead, 6e dedand, 

Ttls Sitnrdaj he will 

aa tuctiou sale at HU» 

•hlch In located on the 

' near ~ 

[ MW^ ia« iae Tors Sf Drnwsif. UKKH BD I 

prDbably would .tart Maaaar and i mUsloaeix. 

averted aa BtpaMor lor thi. wort 

•hoslii be apysfBted 

«e tat itnMiued 

Irsa tfce me of the atreeia „ „ .—T, , 

e Bawd. No aoioi, was, »**"• Marple M Lewis at 

I 

»BIt. 

Iota are oSered 

Annual Race Proved 

a Fine Success 

Local Sailors Enjoyed Race 

( Qtae of the fealarea of the; 

•Ineteeath asnaal Oceaa raee of 

,tbe YachUmu-j Clab, of PhlU-, „ .«•!,„ 

deJpUa, from Bsiingum to Oceaa j Hilton who plan 

'dtf, nuardar, was the co-open- da hoars, but iht 

UOB sliea to the raars by the dayllsht pro»r J 

OBast Oiards froai Atlantic City they returned 

piloted thrtarfo?! 

boor, wht 

|«t* alepL 

, The surt iraj 

•atordajF mor 

Bourgeol. re 

Commander Hemlngwaj. 

The race ••• one of the 

ewr 

sused . by Ike 

dormant la Yachtsmen's Club. 

Eleven boats 

entered the raee aad everyone 

lalshcd. 

This la a remarkable 

record when It I, nuMered tbat 

Ihe majority of the boats were 

[piloted by amateur skippers on 

a coarse of 110 nautical mils, 

which regalred am of the beau 

alxtees bears to complete. It 

was reported that thu wu the 

Brst rue of tils type held by tie 

"TTfiTtiratlfin 

Ibat every starter 

Bnished without dlUculty. 

, Tbe Ocean City Taebt Onb re- 

Îved Bxaay nngratalatiofts for 

tbe part which 11 played In making 

the affair so lUccesifuI. The 

contestant, and fiieads were enterulaed 

at the clab. wbleb m 

"it BBlililBg point of the ran, 

TbreBEb the efforts of the 

Coast Guards the memben of the, 

Yacht Club were constantly kept : 

lafermed u to ihe protnu of I 

tke raee, Th« 7S-f«l cniUjeri, I 

which are UKd aa nun ebSHra. 

sbecked the boau as they rounded 

r and kept tnck of their 

. „ op th« coast. This Information 

was transferred lo the 

Atlantic City base by wlreles. 

ed inT 

, The crew w_ „ _ , 

handicap, and raa oah, 

quarter, injeed for SlW 

tan« and passM e^M 

bad started earlier, 

Carlanne, whleh hi 

start. 

takesOB lie pntcs ey the Oo»- 

averted aa BtpaMor 

•hoslii be apysfBted. 

t. 

Trsat MbmlttMl 

tte MOM of HerKbel 

tte MOM of HerKbel Beêna 

as tnipKtor. tud *M aBprond. 

City lulaW Osllkuon lutnit 

ed that tkc trash aad ireoU re- 

BWIM from tte lot. amid be otti 

(ail ta BBaaad 

umiu 

'.•28$? 

kiun^n mu fa tse 

Mn Mu L. thomtt ud aoa. 

VnaUla, af Brooklyn, an ipnd. 

'In* • waskfa mmttm at the Or. 

* " tin, nooaa basj feeca a 

r CUM of tha roan for 

•ennl yean, 

Mr. BtrotM, of Vmtnor. >u • 

Matt Oewa air tMttr, 

Mr. and MraTs, T. Workmaji, 

IT., neisrM lo Mooreitown last 

•ML* to tlali Mr. Workman-. 

MSB IB 

-^ .,. „„„„_ 

aad repair, contemplated for smut 

Oew City. 

tOm Wffl Be Sot 

> the BHWW Mayor 

-. was ittterrlewed In re- 

.— to into, tbe lets. -The lois 

neat «Hataly win be Hied either 

• njUCMlH * UH, 

vs. Ocean City. 

At Horseshoes 

Hippodrome Sunday 

Bei. 

Marple M. Lewli. of. 

Mount HsIlT, who was for lTe( 

years 

pastor of tie Baptl«t| 

Cbarrt in 0«aa Cify. wiu ie- Funeral Of 

Copy Ike polplt of the new ebnreh 

IJ 

Sunday BnrBlnf at 1O:M 

M, In Ikf erening he wiil 

' , the Hlppod? «r: 

It was 

(Fonner Assistant 

Postmaster Buried 

ral Of tj^ T 

IJ IJ • »J I ^f 

neifl in lYlaryland 

T 

a. to tt* aeed of 

wu any 

f k 

* i l- s iii«l* i - fc Ow » i •»* 

ajleolown. 1^ wkose laa 

-W toa» ft. ta r M n ^ 

S, "L* r iBdeMalu 

Dr. Knw Is calling on some of 

kK fUnmaliw of ;Jefferson Col- 

Its*, amona: wnom la Pr. W. P. 

Bains f tkto 

"•• el Ola eitr. 

••*«-.« Mi la,,, „, 

iod 

J tte paal, pal whan It 

me op for Ike nuam-iai ead II 

ma halted 

The Cemnllasiaien 

Ban prorMed for tbat ttals time 

and lTthere are any men wbo 

think that the work *en't be done 

they art mlitaken-" 

It to aadcnMri the Oral pbaae 

af tbe clurtnj and nlllng program 

will Inclade all leta from th* Oardna 

to Xlfttaofk Street . 

^n, p«S 

s 

JToesday at Cherr* 

the Biinlstry of'redl roantf. U 

„ WiD Be'HeU 

JKeea Matchea Eipected 

MenNrs of the Ocean CUy B. 

nnis flab and the FieataatTllie 

Ki-inl. Ciub will aect oa the 

"aqanter of Mr. Jamw 

l 

Her daualrier. n 

City oattr klnkday, 

it. •«« MBTSIM, C. 

«f mjwWpkta, ak mt 

,- 

S atrar, A n a 

«*a»B and bare a* ( 

Mr. and Mm if. 

of FkiladalDkla. 

,„ 

A. A. Realty To 

Hold Auction 

lAttmetiw PrêrtiCT To Be 

Offerts âtuiQiy . 

Tbe A, A, Kealty BlcbaDSe, 

whleb la «nnpc«d of ioc*l boil. 

DIM men. will hold Ita flint real 

Mate aactjon «Je at Ita beadqaartera. 

antatk Street and Astaqr 

Atenue. at 1 o'cioeli Saturday 

aflernon, 

A number of atlractlre IBj. 

proved and BnlBproTed propertlw 

•re listed to go under tbe hatn- 

-er at thu time. 

Tot officer, erf the cornpaDX 

*laj« tiejf twllere tbat their «- 

tmlxatlon Is suplcyinr a leas 

felt need In tie rejoM by offer- 

ID* s method «f dlmwrfne of real 

•UK unlckly, UieJ«b7 urewnt- 

!««, • msiBa of hejpins bard 

vnmi 

owBcn, aa well aa its 

mn 

fortunats buyer., treating 

• •rcaur MBfldnea la 0wa 

» of Jnlr II In a Rerie-i 

of hormone pitching tames, to 

be su£«d on the mnoicipji herw. 

iiboe eouru, loeated near toe tennU 

eoBru at Fifth Street ud 

Atlantic Arentie 

Freriouj to,lie matetes an la- 

Ur-elsb meeUar will be held at 

lie Ch-ean aiy Taeht club al 

r. M, Following the meet. 

" -II! 

dene la Ocean 

real estate aad Undln* to 

l» nlBfs 

log KTera] speMRKBt rare, 

be staged, 

A Klwanij placque will be 

awarded (o the club wlnniDg the 

greatest number of natekea at 

horaeshow. 

Intefeit lo tbe bonabw couro 

hi M«B Increasing- A nulch 

between members of the Heal Eetilt 

Beard »Dd members of the 

Chamber of Commerce la «nedued 

to be held thl. eTenlac at 

Tbe eoniis are for play during 

tbe day without eest to aaf play. 

«r. Benehe. ua located between 

tke court, for (peetatOH. The 

court, can be lighted at night. 

Colonial Theatre 

Offerings For Weekj 

Rja-T«-TuilftrHia Bert in 

WwteB^flllB 

JBoae wlo iee Waratr Broib 

aid Tutors to Oceaji City. 

The atleadanee Both at the) Many of hi, fHenda atteaded the 

n#» ekureh in the morning aad Knk» eeada«M aHheHalf 

on tie pier last Mnday ela,,TrtBlty Hptoeepal Cbareb. by to 

was Tery larje. T*e Cliaton D Jo«pt W. Watts, whleh we to! 

Lo-deo community gone aerTlee lowed by wrrices by Ocean Cfh. 

will eomnienee «t Ti«, ,I*a«e. F, and A, It, Ke. 1ft 3 

E+f^-aHZJmC 

for a number of w.n, 

Tk» body was Hewed ai Cad- 

'" h»W PMM OB Monday 

.and forwarded lo the Yacht dub 

teem there, 

Tbe Slmbou, owned by E. Boy 

JUrfeoU. aad the Demltaite, 

owned hy Dr. Irrtng N, Wood, 

were tbe local entries in tbe race, 

Tbey finished Iblrd aad fourth 

rapeetiTely in tbelr elw. 

Tbe trew of the Slmbou w_ 

composed of Bsunteeuj. William 

OUbert. Clayton B, Robert, am 

Charles Hilton. 

They were 1b 

•eâd to arrin at the Yajsh 

IClub. 

. The memben of the erew de- 

!dared the raee was a wonderful 

eipeHeaee. The weather daring 

I the rant they reported, wu 

but tbey ran Into a couple of 

Bitten By Dog 

Marian 

Crawford, 

daughter of Mr, and Mn' Bofrtrt 

H ssnora on Monaay 

ConotT Phjslctaii Way; 

gtiatea M 

Ltt* 

— Crawford, of M«rcB*BtTtlle, | was InTertijateJ Mr. uuus't 

who are EtoppiiE at (if CestnJ|n]tae, toaoed a certioaue of 

Ai-enuc, ncelTM % badly lacer*, cUeBtal iKath and no Uqant 

ated bee when she was bitten.beld, 

Wednesday afternoon. Me was' 

trsted M the beach oamltal. al 

c 

hospital 

ortb street, theB reBored to 

the office of Dr. Henehel PefU 

where fcer InjnriM were 

by Dr. Walter Brewer, 

CALL 

Yellow 

Cab 

90 

of «k* rear wtea our many oat-of-fawa 

t to w«» (o. 0c«u aty tor their anal 

Coa»» Mil/ IMs y«ar—*Uf law. Toaill Had 

»* tk. IMtt aMibpr. rwrt la all tbe world. 

1 i /oar 

- --.—=- ^» **»'• w**iuaa tst 

th» ml., tier naied ttat only 

nek yressUta u lo Ihelr jnd.- 

OKBt will wtsM to buyrn wer, 

actoyted far the ant aale. 

bf 

wbo sec Warner Br 

ers' production of -Tracked by 

tbe Police." starring Rld-Tln-Tln, 

will also see the Intereiting; details 

of the premier project of 

the United Stales HetlamaUoo 1 

Benlee. the mighty, 

toll« Ions; 

Lagona Dan which l l t *0 

Stitr KtwoMDun, fornMsr m- 

penntaadent of mam mat aellr. 

KAlUtMHr. tM ftsw aa attack 

of Inditattloii at Allrato-D da 

W«hMd.r. •• Jg mrrlTea oy 

Us, wMow mat ^fcefe, 

JtaBfltf 

HMB I nol told; you 

» toouwnd tMM that; you *•» 

MlB«,BilB*f •ahl 

MtttefoBB 

cut esch etBerti tnroata; reu an* 

I wJtt fteilB ih» kensfBooni',' ,) 

m^nm,mm 

k»w,;!w 

ewMtediy: Md WgU' «r.' br 

itIM 4wrJifc "•; MutM} 

ksr IreBj 

behind tat ttUa, "|t la t-«f»l 

miUi'** KH«Brr«»rtaBl BMW 

They i>u»hed eaoh other backward 

and forward. 

At-inltaee 

wanted IIIH man with his back In 

the flroplace. Morgan was mancuverhrg 

to crowd 

ArmitAge 

against the table behind wblcb 

Jeanne ntood. 

"Tho nirlcka!" 

tried Jeanne. 

"Ptiah him back!" 

She was without mercy; she 

wanted Morgan to die, 

"Thanks sweeheart!" said 

Morgan. 

Hlii fury, roused ta IM (highest 

pitch by tho sound of Jeanne's 

voice and Its significance, leaped 

beyond the bounds of caution. 

For a few moments Armltago was 

bard nut to it (o earn himself. 

Ho felt Ms legs touch ll chair. 

He kicked backward. Tbo chair 

skidded suit toppled. 

"So," ho aald, as he In Ms turn 

began to force Morgan back, "so 

we oven stoop to forging a bit 

of tatoolllg, do.woT" 

Jcanno beard these words, but 

the point In them passed over 

her.. Thero was only one clear 

thought In her head—that Morgan 

should dlo nt her feet. 

"She Is mlno!" said Morgan. 

"You llo!" 8ho uover -wes and 

never will be yours." 

Annltage returned no answer. 

With every ounce of skill and 

strength ho possesBM, he succeeded 

In driving Morgan among the 

fallen bricks by tho fireplace 

Morgan lowered bis point and 

ran lo tho" loft. In Mn endeavor 

to follow tip tbe advantage, Armllage 

ran afoul his own trap, 

tripped over a brick soil camo 

to Ills knees. 

Before lie could rise, Morgan 

whirled and was upon Aim, death 

"A chance bullet through the 

window." 

JeM&e was still tha woman 

tneie two men had fought for. 

She crept around the table and 

Hlleutly caught Armltage's arm 

In her tense bands, 

"Hi U deadf" 

"Yes." 

"1 am tired," And int Mid 

her head against his sleeve. 

His saber clattered to tho floor, 

and be did what the atone-age 

man would have done; took the 

woman In bis arms and kissed 

her. 

And Jeanne returned that 

kiss. ' 

Boom, Boom, Boom! TIjey 

were wading shell* ncrons (ho 

river, whither tha gallant gray 

lads were making their last 

atand. 

The tumult about the 

bouse had ceaied. 

Jeanne, now could i help 

ing you? How could u; mail I 

But you shall not live In dread 

and doubt any longer, oath or 

no oath. I was sot the man 

who stopped out and Bret oBored 

to marry you. It was Morgan, 

He knew who you were, 

"But—the mark on big aria! 

"It was made recently, Oe 

knows what Idea he had In mind. 

Besides, the mark 

Isn't quite 

Identical to the true one. Bee! 

lie rolled up Morgan's sleeve, 

"Girl, do you think that I'll 

ever let you go again, now that 

I've got you? 

What's the North 

or the South to you and mei" 

"Bon!" 

Parson Kennedy lurched In 

through the ahattDred 

French 

window. He wag a grisly object, 

covered with wounds, anl the 

greenish pallor on his unshaven 

fact lontold that he stood on th* 

brink, 

"Jean Beaufort—" 

"Kennedy! 11 

Artnltags ran toward 

the gray man, but liennedr 

waved him aside, 

"I am dying!" M. strange geatlOHMH 

formed about his mouth 

and gyea, "Jeanne Beaufort, forgive! 

I, _who once preached 'of 

the Mmb, have lived «s the Wolf 

.... Christ nald: •Forgive them, 

for they know not what they do, 1 

And I—navi not always known 

what I did! . . . Poor child!" 

Ho beckoned to Jeanne, then to 

Arm j tags. "Kneel, children, God 

has given you love: I will give 

you ienedicatioB. 

KBMI!" 

Wondoringly the two knelt, 

Armltage bad never seen Ken. 

nedy'B face like this; never and 

ther«_ been that benign note In [ 

nls volon, Jeanne dropped to her 

kneel in a blind wonder. 

"Jeanne Beaufort, the man you 

married Is dead. No, not Morgan,"_«s 

Jeanne, ineolmnleally 

turned her head toward the quiet 

form by the table, "It was Arm. 

strong, the man who died In your 

garden. Presently Ood—will 

Judge us both together." 

Kennedy 

stretched out bis 

hands, one upon each bead. From 

the, gray man's lips came with 

Incredible evenness of tone the 

marriage ritual. 

When the last word 

apokea, then game a deep BUS. 

piratlon. The hands sllppdd limply 

to his knees. 

Both Jeanne 

and Armitage looked up quiokly. 

Parson John Kennedy's storm? 

soul bad gassed out Into the quiet 

Harbor of Eternity, 

Tbe End. 

Boys Seoul. WiU 

B^Qreui Ulhcre 

.The memben of the local Boy 

Scout troops will have an opportunity 

to see lob Morton's circus 

on Monday and Tuesday by act. 

Ing as usBen. The circus will be 

held on the Gamp Ground sear 

the Boardwalk for the benefit of 

the police pension fund. 

Troop No. 2, headed by Eagle 

Scout Paul Speaker, Jr., will 

meet at the 51. K. Church at 

12.30 Monday to attend in a 

body . Troop No, 1 will uel on 

the fallowing day. 

COHRBH PROPEBTY. BHOBB 

Road and Cleveland Avenue, Ocean 

Heights, 1 room house with bath, 

hot 

water—heatr-elecirleity—aBd 

gas, J car garage. Lot 76* 140. 

Inquire wlthlB or any broker, 

N-T-lMt* 

In his smile of 

Jeanne cried 

foitwand. And 

trance, 

out and leaned 

then a miracle 

happened. There .cam* a shatter*, 

ing of gfcus from the window behind 

Jeanne. 

At the same moment Morgan 

spun on his hMU. bis face twisted 

with that expression of Intense 

surprise which always accompanies 

« mortal stroke. Ha 

tried to speak; Ala tatar eUnpeafrom 

huj aujvin; lie .UMpjertsd 

backward kna.feH beadlon. IA 

t ot the >bl#,'ft»t Jeanne'. 

COLONIAL 

JEAN WIENER, Radio Artist, at the Console 

TODAY — TOMORROW 

A drama of a girl who was bought and then found 

• lorn 

Dolores Costello in 

"A Million Bid" 

MONDAY—ONE' DAY ONLY 

RIN-TIN-TIN 

The Wonder Dog In , 

"Tracked by tkPolice" 

—with— 

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SANTSCHI 

TUESDAY «- WEDNESDAY 

IraieRichin 

The story of a famous cabaret singer. 

"Dearie" 

Thursday 

May MacAvoy 

in 

IRISH HEARTS' 

An Irish love stoiy. 

Friday — Saturday 

A scream of a comedy. 

'Pleasure Before 

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—with— 

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VIRGINIA BROWNE 

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Iris situated on the Shore Road and backed by New Road. 

On both rides of the development are stately homes. 

Within a few minutes walk are schools, churches, stores and the 

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TTieraioreFast Line" passes through Ridgewood Heights, 

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Sports Golyum 

ByOBY-jINGO 

A R*ci OF HOME RI V HITTEIS 

Wandering Golf Balls 

By Feg Murray 

With L/OU Gthfig battling flabt Ruth for th( AmfrirsM league i 

bbtnc ma honors, the pennant rice of th* Ban Jnhnwn circuit has j 

btcomr a matter of Kcondarv inipsnanre, 

I 

Evrr jince ht joined the Yanks Oehrig ha« bwn rn-naiuted as' 

{[„ *'slugger, but no one ever thought he would rival (hf Hsinbinn as! 

•.(Scant clouter. 

Probably Ruth will draw a»»y if hi* ««ik legs do| 

'nut keep him out of the game, but Cfhrig is matins it 

mfrming 

idt 

the Babe and monotonous far the opposing fnnhrri 

Ai far m the pennant race ii concerned thrrr is liitic sr no 

interest in it, and there won't be unless the Yanks slumjv which is 

litely to come only with injuris to about a half dozen of the 

%' rtjwUn. 

tven if (heir pltchen should start going bad, the Yanks i 

turn t» bt maiitlul 

enaugli OH the afltmlvt to oliu-t n..»t any 

Wtakntss in the hurling department. 

At present the Vanks are leading by a comfortable margin. N"o 

other club is in a position to threaten them for only one team in the 

league has shown any eonjisteney of late. 

That's Detroit, but the 

Tigro were jo late getting started they will are in the second 

' JiVBlOO. 

'• 

The Mackmtn, Senetarl and White Sm hmr hrrn 

good and bad, lee nuooinlfn/ It, rank uith thr 

Yenti, 

PAY CHicits Fo» Lou 

Gding'j ability to hit home runs probably will cost Colonel 

pretty penny. Ruth ii drawing an annual income of | 

season over a period of three curs for hitting home runs, i 

Thrre'i no reason to assume that (Jthrig is drawing near so 

ttodi, 

but if the former Coltunbii University star should continue 

•9 hit homers as coniinently as he has thus far during thr present 

campaign, no one oouJd blame him for demanding a fancy figure 

Wtni llic uintracti in sent out next year, 

* / With the intemt in the American League dwindling some. 

wfat through the fact that the Yanb art well out in front, Grhrig 

ant Ruth will pack 'em in wherever they play as long as their race 

Utt JMBW run honors I'J close, 

, So, in this connection, (Jrhng is just as important as a gate at. 

Rufh, 

For not only is he ahead of the Bambino in the 

of homers, but he aim a the league's leading batsman. 

Tht rail between Gehrig and Ruth nverthadowi 

anything in baieball at the prtient time. 

f' '' 

CAN 

JACK COME 

Not since jack Dempsey stepped through the ropes for his 

Tsr bout with Gene Tunney hat there been as much interest in 

; contra as the coming affair between jack Denipsey and jack 

It's Demplejr'i attempt to come back and regain the heavy, 

"i diadem that has caused the unusual interest. 

There it i wide diversify of opinion ju to Dempsey's chances 

- believe that he will be a failure, Others point out that the 

king of heavyweights was certain of his physical conditions 

: innouncirig his intentions to re-enter the rjng. 

Up at Saratoga they say that Dempfey loots fit. 

But didn't 

«ty the surie thing as he worked Under a baking sun at 

tk City in preparation for his battle with Tunney? And yet 

„. _ he stepped into the ring he appeared anything but ready, 

pi 

' If Dtmpser i« really fit physically, the majority of the fight fans 

KWieve he will have no trouble getting by either Sharkey or Tunney. 

But if he it BO better than the Drmpsef ef l,ut Sip- 

Umber he femrt « fhiit ef a thanei with Ihe Rettmian 

or thi champion, 

• • • • 

SKABJEIV Snot MJ BI Sraoxo FAVOEJTI 

Sharkey should go in the ring a strong favorite, and from my 

/ of thinking he should polish eg Jack the Dempsey without a lot 

jF, trouble. However, you never know what !§ going to happen in a 

" ryweight fight 

L«Jt year I, drew a loud, raucous laugh before the Tunney fight 

i I predicted that the marine would wear the mantle, that was 

t the fight 

Tunney isn't the greatest champ to wear the 

, but my firm" belief fl he will grow a beard to his knees before 

cy can heat him, 

jack never could do much with an ad. 

.. . that stood straight up and punched straight, ! 

•"•, If Shatkey follows the same program, he has a good chance to 

ing Jack away Before the end of the battle. 

If the cocky 

• decides to »lug, I'd give him more than an even chance. 

Perhaps I am a bit prejudiced aplnst the former champ since 

t 'night about m years igo I saw Bill Brennan give him a fine 

Mng in tht Madison Square Garden until he got careless in the 

nth round. Denipsey it the time he fought Willard was one of the 

'*-**— heavies the world ever saw, but since that time has done 

Cape May Is 

Swamped By 


Local Team Scores Twelve 

Runs in Eighth Inning 

By Lusty Hitting 

EMe 

Rtchta Fine Game 

By «!orlng twelve, runs ID the 

el EUlh innlufi toe Otfan City 

ColiMiuia Bwamp heiten here by George Levine and Jack Zmc. 

„ Mpt Waunan will try hinler than ever to get 

j« ring Mill Joe Dundee with the middleweight title 

r 5,p00 to defend his title at the Bilti- 

Tho Oollegians scoreil nine runs 

In the fourth Inning. Hacltinan led 

erf with a single, Rornme! was gafe 

on nn error, Zeyher slneleil 

and 

Nicholson 

cleared the Bneks with 

a double. McCialn wait, safe on a 

boot, znhn walked, Chesney ead 

Hicknian lingled between several 

•aerlflee 

flies. 

They flddci] three more on a 

triple, 

triple. 

orror, walk and another 

The ColleglaBii win meet 

The map IneludM lota located 

on the norm side of Ohio Avenue 

to the Lagoon, frum 

Bay 

Avenue to the Bay, Ohio Avenue 

Is the flfth Street south of the 

Lagoon. 

In all nineteen lilocka are Ineluded, 

This section of tile tract 

has be«n fllled, itreeta built anil 

sidewalks laid. 

The sale of the Riviera traet 

was one of the most speqtacular 

In Ocean Olty'a real estate his. 

tpry. Whan placed on the mar* 

k 

l 

p 

mar 

ket last year more than one mil. 

li dll 1 h 

lion dollars 1 

worth of lota 

Bold within ii few dayi. 

At that time the trm-t 

me.idow land. The lots were 

Btihject to Improvements. 

wan 

wild 

the Merrill A, r... of 

PhMndelphla, 

at Munleipnl rield on Saturday 

afternoon. 

Score ny Innings 

Ocean nty 0 0 0 10 10] 1—13 

flolden I/caf 0 II 0 0 0 II fl 0 fl— 0 

Bishop Denny 

At Tabernacle 

Rev. H P. Sloan Will Also! Ho _ fl)r B«bJ on fu M day. Au- 

Speak at Camp Grounds I 

Bishop Denny, D. D, M, D,| 

will conduct the rnornlne norvlcos 

at the tablernacle on the Camp I 

Orounds, at Sixth street ami An- 

Golden Rule Meeting 

The, Btinual, meeting of tile 

Oolden Rule society win bo held 

the pecan City Seashore 

at 3 P " 

bury Avenue, Sunday morning, 

Tho morning service marU at 

10.30 o'clock . Bishop Dvnoy Is 

connected with the Mctbadlit 

Church ot the South. 

Bev,, Harold Paul Sloan, D, D., 

of. llAddon0eld, N, J rf president 

of the Metbodlnt League at Faith 

nd Hope, will presen tho sermon 

M Ua evening Berries, which 

Marts at 7.10 o'clock. 

Rer. Baal* Is well-known to 

nwlaeatj, and 

BUILD A 

TAXPAYER 

HI that Vttirlt lot. | 

inappv, up-to-dala 

' 

lot pung*low ar 

idiite. Con nirpi 

m AdHiry AH. tAun Clly 

pans way 

two family 

flngly lew. 


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FEIPAY, JDXT IS, 

.Me 

SECTION OCMH CUT, H1W TOOT, FRIDAY, JTOT 18, IMT. SMI BulllUnc, UI Albu'lT 

m hie Rotary Club Holds 

Second Annual Ladies Night 

Out-of-Town CuMti Attended Eventi. Which 

ffere Splendidly Arranged and Proved Most Enjoyable; 

Senator A. F, Daix Was Speaker of the Evening 

yor Weilejf Heilberger, of Enston, Pa., W*s Guest 

jit, 

evening the iea IsieL 

Rotary Club observed ittl 11 

jual 

I was an event which will not 

goon forgotten by the mem 

their wives and the guests 

„ w«rs present. It was cor- 

:g]y a moat enjoyable oeeaslgn, 

I planned and admirably 

ried out from start to finish. 

! It was about 7^36 when the 

btj-toiir Roiarlana, Sgtary 

_, and KuoittB took their 

Oieei at the tables which were 

ingtid around 

the epaclsus 

ng room Of the Bellevue, the 

filter of the floor being left 

far dancing, ihe music for 

Jhtch m 

furnlibed by Jullen 

and his oreheatra. 

After 

ling America and a brief but 

welcome from President 

(Ten the following avpetlilni 

nil, weM 1 prepariid and eioelinJIy 

Mrvea, was enjoyed: 

Olives 

Consomme Aoyal 

Sea Trout Palace 

Half Broiled Chicken 

IrMn Feu 

Rissole Potatoes 

>ttii" and Tomato Salad 

Russian Dressing 

i Cream 

Coffee 

Cigar* 

Clgarettea 

Between the courses there wan 

ling, dancing and a splendid] 

of good feilowsbip, and j 

luring thil time the program 

nnittea pulled a stunt, which 

Rescue Three 

From Sand Bar 

Wildwood Men's Engine 

Become Disabled—Driven 

On Bar By the Wind 

Signals For Help Futile 

ign.pluued the genial president 

' a few moments, 

A roulette 

fiml was brought into the room 

id the way the boys gathered 

|nuBd that wheel and wagered 

elr money, put the New York 

itn* Barkat In the ihade. 

But 

tair fun was soon ended by the 

strance of three officers who 

tmtened to arrest tbr. whole 

The participants •biffed 

(If blame to the presiding officer 

the raeponerble hend and bo 

^4a escorted from the room until 

he matter wu cleared up. The 

jtunt created no end of merrl 

tint, 

The guetu wart introdueed bf 

"ward Arnett and given a royal 

*r» welcome, after which 

iident Haffert presented east 

of the dlub who In turn 

called up to Introduce hi 

•ry Ann by her home pet 

this Invocation proving 

m happy bit, 

Ittirinf Piwident Honored 

On behalf of tie club, lurro- 

W» Irving Fitch, in a neat 

i paying tribute to the exit, 

eersiea to the C4UM of 

•rf rindered by the retiring 

'lint, Dr, O, W, Way, p 

altd that genUeman 

with 

_ ' which, on being opened, 

Moged a blonde paper doll, It 

ig uld the doctor's taste rung 

>. WondM, but as none of them 

•v« captured him, It Is evident 

'« taste has not been strongly 

Hlvated, After the laugh at ths 

•tor's exptnge was over, Mr. 

tch presented him with B t 

(CsnUnued on page eight) 

ite Trooper 

Applies jiu justau 

Footer Decides It Beit 

To Go Along 

Application of jiu jutiU lioldl 

AJ d 41 t Oape 

After fen hours adrift at sea. 

Magistrate Joseph Blair, SuperinUndent 

of the Water Department, 

Harry Weaver and William 

ManetT, a retired business 

man, ail of Wildwood, were rescued 

by Coast Guards early 

Thursday morning from a gatid 

bar off ihe coast between Celd 

Spring and Anglosea, ten miles 

at sea. 

The three nshermen were adrift 

In an open boat, while a riaini 

northeast wind faced them, the 

wind driving them to a bar. 

Efforts to attract aid by idgnailing 

.passing craft, was futile. 

The Coast Guards of Hereford 

and Cold Spring Btatlons were 

I notified by polio) (hat anxious 

wives and relatives had reported 

them missing. 

Both Btatlong sent out cutters 

and after a several houf's search 

found the three fishermen on tb# 

bar, a Hereford station cutter, 

iiiulcr the command of Captain 

Charles Wright picking up thi 

men at 1:30 A. M. 

On Wednesday 

morning the 

fishermen Hi out at t A. M. In 

an open dory powered with a 

gasoline _en£lne and spent thi 

greater part of the dar nulling 

At 4:90 in the ail—noon they 

started for shore, but tbe motor 

became disabled. 

Efforts to re. 

pair the motor were futile and 

they signalled for lid. They 

were unseen by passing craft. 

Tile trio suffered 

no HI effects 

from their experleneo. 

AJ«x sederoa', 41. ot 

Court House, hy 

Oape 

Court House, y 

er Curns was too much for 

«60 

|b» 111 foot man 

undo, who was 

-dulling 

•mated last 

Inegday together uith Thomai 

itasky, 41, of Mia Grands, on 

•rg« ot dlurderly conduct. 

:it waa claimed by Benoiii' at 

^ QMBda that the men caused 

h duiturcance hi iht wolty 

after Imbltilnf two Ireeif 

l 

water. 

mr 

(Old Tr«nr Caras 

it ho had Tidied PUIMky to 

SOBIB pigi, WBBB ill 

inalaMd U«t Se 

l 

'Ith him be 

f Mplltd 

rnlstad. 

the Jii 

The 

,jf Mplltd te Ji J 

Bederoff decided not to take 

•:«fc*B*M with tie Btoto 

.**r, who Is ktniwll IB Slats 

SIM elrelm M ta» "Wild CM" 

U his ability to pounce on 

' " t o , " ; •.• " " ' : . v ••••.'•• 

oS bad 

purchaMd two 

iaawutad to t.kothe Ph» 

itjwltB ftl* tftw M »»a w 

I .M,«|o Orende m *I»;'W 

Right Granted 

To Beesley's 

Pîd 

Slate Board of Commerce 

Gives Conient for Sirticture 

Across Egg Harbor 

One More Consent Needed 

The •tale loari of Oommerce 

and Navigation on Monday granled 

ihe acegley'i Point-Somem 

point Auloniohlle Britts Oonjpany 

the rights for the eonstruatlon 

of the proposed hrldge, Ineluding 

ths riparian right. lor 

the landing of the fcridge on 

both aides of Brent Bgg Harbor 

Bay and the right lhs building 

of the bridge, being needed, 

A written wrmlt muit he Il»- 

en by the War Department, ihe 

verbal sanetlon having beea glri 

The naceg. 

en somt lime ago. 

permmion, it 

l 

i 

The 

e«eet«d, 

will be glyefi within several days 

aeeordinf to Krepps and «II, attomer« 

for the brings eompsnr. 

When this ii granted, the novtr. 

tisemenUi of bids for ths eonstroetlon 

of thi bridge will bo 

published. 

When ths new brijge ii com. 

pieted it wHi add,another llnK 

to ths chain of bridges along 

the emit from North Itimr 

W 

ths MUtnerii end of the Ht»t«, 

It u unaifitooa that the BtaW 

dealrw to haw a direet 

tui 

front Nsw fork to Cape W. 

doiif *w«y with «h« numerous 

imiller roads one nust traverse 

In ertn to sot to ttl» aeeUm 

of tht BUt». 

WHO Eifm .oWtSiBg srerr 

wnk m;•.:•«#••• 

IncreMw et 

rortun. ' — — •••• 

in MH \s i 

pnouD 

Mlflii Bins M. Wt*t, of Porl 

Humn, Mich,, who today i» M- 

knQwiedgi?d America's foremost 

woniiin rratiTnalliit. 

In 1S92 Hue 

Founded Ihe Woinan'H lunoflt 

Association, and toiiay It leaflii all 

women nHsoriftlions In th^ world. 

Cape May County 

pQultrymen on Tour 

Visit Four Plant; 

State Specialist Black 

Auto Parade at Avalon 

On Labor Day 

The Borough Recreation 

Committee flf Avalon, responsible 

for the (nest Independence 

Day Giilebratlan this «• 

eon him wilneaHil, have announced 

that 

mi automobile 

parade Is being planned for 

Ijahor Day. Tho very BueeSBful 

Memorial Day program was 

also under tiho supervision ef 

this eomriiitteo, which Is proving 

a valuable asset to Avalon. 

Reforestration 

Making Gains 

In New jersey 

Stole Ranks Seventh in 

Number of Trees Planted 

By Farmers 

Good Use For Idle Acres 

With 

Secretary of Agriculture Jnr- 

— I dine hag anrigiiiicHii the appoint- 

Bome of the leading 

poultrymen 

In Cape May County enjoyed 

a tour of observation and Jn- 

Hlructlon Wrdnemlay, June 29. 

The up=lo-flate ejitabif^htnentH 


" k 

Llniweller and Harry Schul!, of 

Sw&inton, ware viHJted, in company 

with Leslie M, Black, poultry 

specialist In the ilale Ex> 

tension Service, and County 

Agent g. I. Stabler. 

After the 

tour, which took place in the afternoon, 

a short meeting for dis- 

3ioh of the observsjllons of 

the (i.-iiHiiiHlrationiil work at the 

ftbove mentioned eomtnercial poultry 

plants were discussed by Mr. 

Black and the poultrymen present. 

men! or R. D. Forbes as the director 

of the Allegheny Forest 

Experiment Station, 'which Is beine; 

eatabilBhed this mgnth. The 

Allegheny station will serve Ihe 

forest Interests of Pennsylvania, 

Maryland, Delaware and New jersey^ 

! That the farmers throughout 

the United States are allm to the 

economic changes which are ever 

Vineland Poultrymen Will 

Seed Alfalf* For Poultry 

' 

Many poultrymen of the Vine", 

laud tract are planning to seed 

runs to alfalfa, says Dl M, Bab. 

bilt, Cumberland Oounty Agent, 

Numerous requests have been re. 

ceived at the county agent's office 

far assistance jn getting a 

•land of this israge crop. 

In 

order to give the poultrymen in 

thi 

section the greatest amount 

of assistance, a twilight meeting 

IS being scheduled for Tuesday 

evening, July 1J, at I o'clock, 

daylight saving time, at which 

time II. R, Cox, farm crops specialist, 

will be present with the 

county agents to demonstrate and 

diseuss th*6 most approved methods 

used in Retling a stand. The 

Importance of thorough preparation 

or the soil, Inoculation of 

the seed, and tho value of sweet 

soil are factors that will bo explained 

at the twilight meeting. 

(Presumably this meeting will be 

hold In Vineland), 

Nine Life Guards 

At Stone Harbor 

Tnis year the stone Harbor 

beach patrol cgnaisls of 

nine 

husky members, an increase over 

all preceding yearn. Five of the 

guards are stationed at the cen. 

trill bathing beach at Nnlnetyslxtii 

Street. 

Wltb an excellent 

beach ant) surgical 

eaulpment, 

those guards wont on duty July 1, 

Tbd Captain, James filane, tH' 

gan his duty on June 15, This 

is the begnnlng of his fourth 

year of service for ihe Stone Mar. 

bor patrol. 

Forrut M. Rich Is 

Now Deputy Sheriff 

Forrest M, Rich, of North 

Wildwood, was sworn In as Deputy 

Bherln on Wednesday at Court 

Home, by Judgo Eldredge. 

Bleb susceeds Mr. Teneiibaum. 

or Cape Mar, who reilgned some 

time ago, 

The new deputy was 

formerly manager of the Wild 

wood flu company. 

It is uBdeniood that fin or 

six otkera sought the position. 

ncreanlng the posilblllliei in 

growing timber crops is shown 

In a report recently published 

by the federal authorities at 

Washington. 

This report shows 

hat of the fifty-odd million forest 

rees planted, this spring on prlvate 

or State owned lands In 

America, about twenty-five million 

fone-balf) were planted by 

'armers on farm lands. 

It Is not surprising ihal the 

farmers should lead In forest 

planting. 

In fact, It was tc be 

expected. 

Agriculture In Amerihas 

undergone vmst changes 

duHng the last few decades. Perhaps 

the most prominent result 

of these chances haa been the 

more rhfeniTve farming "of "Tni 

belter soils, accompanied by the 

abondonnient of the poorer and 

less suitable. 

More and more fanners ore be- 

Ing faced with the prohitmi of 

finding some suitable and profitable, 

uses for these lonfinK acres. 

Timber tree crops admirably meet 

heir need because tba cost ef 

establishing such cropa *« low: 

hey can bo planted wIMioill the 

ground Being plowed or clliorwl»a 

prepared; once plantti! th'iy 

takecare of themselveB, thu.' allowing 

the farmers to ^1 '•? ail of 

:b«lr attention and time t*i Ihelr 

ithir farm actlvllies, 

Jt is quite eertnln that ench 

year will show an Inoreaie.l acreage 

planted by the farnrii of 

America, 

New Jersey farmers aru well 

up In the front rank, itiindinR 

seventh in the number of trees 

planted 

by farmers wHfiin Its 

borders. When we consider that 

thuro are thirty-one oilii Stale 

n which forestry extension work 

is being done, this is not a very 

bad showing. 

However, heie in 

^..s,Jersey we have made hut a 

sniali start In the reforestration 

of idle land, which proniiwH to 

remain 

idle for many decmlei 

unless reclaimed for tlmher rrnfm 

The gains made In fnrent pl'int- 

Ini; during the lnnt few years 

promises well for tho future 

Cumberland Co, 

Growers May 

Open Market 

Board of Agriculture and 

Vegetable Growers' Ass'n 

Are Favorably Inclined 

To Be Effective Next Spring 

Al! auction market for Cumberland 

County produce will result 

in belter grading, greater markuts 

and conseiiuentiy 

prlees for produce 

growl 

be organized, 

and 

attracting 

buyers 

better 

In the 

county. 

Tills ia the eonclusioii 

arrived at by a ooniniiitce representing 

the County Beard of 

Agriculture unil the 

Vegetable 

Growers' Association, which held 

a mtwtlng at the Court House, 

Brldgeton, last Tuesday evening, 

A. E. Merckor, chief or ihe Bureau 

or Markets fof the giate of 

N.'w Jersey, met wtUi the comnltee 

and gave his experience 

with aueli market organisations. 

The locution of such a market, 

shouiil 

one 

methods or 

representing clues throughout the 

East, were principal factors cnii- 

Hidemd, The plan eonsidoriid was 

similar In effect to the one at 

Mbyvllle, Dei., whorJ Hlrawberries 

ara «old under the Immnier. 

A few of the members had visited 

this market several weakfl ago 

and were well impressed with this 

method or selling produce. 

That there is sufficient produce 

to warrant such a market Wai 

of 11111 - doubt in Ihe minds of 

those on the committee. The feeling 

that Brtdgetoit would be a 

logical point Was generally agreed 

upon. The next action taken 

will be to secure a site that is 

convenient 

and adopt 

to a railroad siding 

a method of attractp 

ing buyers who will open up 

greater markets for the produce. 

Should an auction block be established, 

the committee will arrange 

to have it In operation for 

Ihe strawberry market next 

spring. 

Annual Convention 

Assembly-by-the-Sea 

To Be Held at Stone Hnrbor 

August 7 to 14 

Tho Asscmbly-by-thr-Hca 

will 

hold Its tenth annual lotivenllon 

rriini August 7 to 14 Inclusive A 

most Interesting and helpful program 

has been arranged 

Promt 

ncnt tugche and lecturern liavn 

been secured 

The beach work 

for the children and youths 

be conducted again by Hev Mr 

chamherlaln. The young peopln'" 

department wll bo In the hands 

qf Mr. Bert Iludolpb. Among the 

fiunlllar speakers »nil teachers 

will bo Drt. Dager, Pohlman, De 

Qac. Ifofftnsn snd others. 

Dr. U. H- Usuehterty, the president, 

eipects to be preMnl. 

No 

registrations. Everybody welcome. 

nip! "I had a permanent wan 

put In my bslr While I 

on 

the itumer crowing thi Allan- Will Act as Circuit Judge 

tie," • 

Plop: 

Ladies Proved 

Better EntertaJneifi 

Won Over Men of Cape 

May Grange 

The ladies of Cape May 

Orange, Dias Creek, were entertained 

Monday evening of this 

week by the men of the Grange. 

The ladles won In a recent entertainment 

esntest to see which 

side could provide tile better entertalnnienl, 

the ladies of 

ths 

Grange, or the men. 

The grangers met at Dias 

Creek ball and went Irani there 

10 the new development ef the 

Cape May Beaeh Estates, where 

thi! entertainment took place. It 

was originally planned to roast 

"hot dogs" on the beaeh, but this 

idea was abandoned in favor of 

having them served with rolls In 

the dining hall of Ihe pavilion. 

Coffee and fc^ cream werg also 

served, 

aamoa, musle and dancing 

added to ihe pleasure of the 

evening. 

Col, Schwarzkopf Grants 

Request of Co. Granges 

The Cape May County Granges 

co-opcrntcd with tho Cape May 

Court House Chamber of Ct 

niwcv In requesting tint return 

of a Slnte police station to Cipe 

Mny Court House. The county 

scat .headqunrlA t£ 

Main Seashore Road and ihmij 

Shore Hold through tbtif 

iwrtlruj towmhlp 

roadi. 

follow the old Indian tralla,.i 

originally led from ncea^ ( 

Dr. Way has spent many j 

in studying the hWoft i 

ihs,blts of the Indian* an«Jl 

countless rellc-BB In tllB tT 

arrow 

heads, grindlnW fi 

tomahawks and the Ilka 

ed In tbls county. 

Fint i« 

As one motors down th* I 

Boad. the first marked 

the Lennl-Lenape 

trk 

runs from the 6waln 

Bwainton, to the Bay ffhon) 

at Ooshen, and ttaepee *o !" 

BeMh on (Bt Wy-ehOM. 

road lo now In Jlns oondlW 

Ing- maintained »y the ' 

and 'affords a delightful 

through heavily wdodtd 

The second la the Kin* 1 

trail, 

which leads from 

North Wildwood Boulevard 

trance to the Bay Snore Kos4 I 

(Continued on pa** dent} 

WilrJwood Secured P. R. 

Eastern Diviajon 

Wildwood baa been awarded , 

annual meet or the Eintirn! 

sloa of the Pennsylnof* 

i 

the meet to be beld In ths 

on August 26 and IT. . , , 

The meet, which draws '«tli*j(a«s 

from all U» •hopi and o«p»|,otj 

the railroad In the Bastone 

of the lursaat mMM *rar I 

in the resort 

'S 

special tnlns will bring,- 

sands of athletes to th«' t 

specisl imancenitttta 

made by Wildwood to 

entertain the athlete* 

parties. 

Rebuilding of Sea 

Isle City Boulevard 

Will Come BeJore Sea Isle 

C. of C. on Monday 

The discussion of the recon 

atructlon of the Ses Isle city 

Boulevard will come up at the 

meotlne of the Sea Isle City 

Chamber of Commerce on Monday 

Mayor Maurice M. Sofroney on 

Wednesday stated 

that County 

Engineer K Fendall flmlth had | 

given him plans for the road's 

re-construcllon. 

The Mayor will 

explain tho matter In detail. 

Tho report from the committee 

i the Set Me Boulevard will 

also be given at tbe meeting. All 

residents of fiea. Isle city and 

persons using the boulevard are 

asked to attend ths meeting, an 

it Is felt the matter Is an Important 

one and every cltiten B*- 

•huuld us piraeuf. at the 

SBCORITT Trust < . 

over t5.TOO.0O0.O0 aasetavjll 

and surplus over 

f0tf 

Vour money Is safe with ' 

You can deposit by UU 1 ! 

It over.—Adv. 

meeting. 

Fined $IOj»nd Costs 

State Trooper M. Beylon lust 

Wednesday arrested Hurry Mnrvby, 

ot Olendora;.for reckless 

•h-tvlng. on tbe sompiatnt at 

Howard Younger, of WestmontL 

Yoyngtr'u car having teen badly 

damaged when 

Murphy'* ett 

struck Ills ear, «t 

d 

Sunday. 

"TakenVbe 

nt tn* 

Would you 

—,-^j 

cumstanlal aildenMT 

f v ^Vjjj 

Do you do your QWft I 

Ina*—or do yolMtt 

minds of that* who* 

conchmoni Influence ' 

Han TOO 'heaa a > 

"group oontlotlon" 

ruined a life or lit 

here lit Cape Ifar< 

re In Cap* Mar

k Partyl 

«ty. 

d 

Club, for 

till 

IMr 

..__.Urti who 

! »DDUll WUfl- 

CUittpVi 

by «lrtb. 

dutnan of music 

of WwiaU' Intern.- 

I BMM crttlo of the New 

i 

anther of a 

MêsHeatHoltar 

Sheriff Th* yght Hta Official 

Action fl'a QuestioBid 

En-1 Sheriff JaaM i Bonus, nlJUBdei 

i Aston, wlien the lawyer took 

op Ike mum r of connaliau 

wttll Judge Eklndlf, oner esut 

M 

•dJsoiM* ota fTcdatadaj, 

ototed » UttW * aUr wtaa lie tacu« 

hut ntadM tie eoUu, adding 

fttfifei" Scat toi lie day, ihe " ' 

r Matey oi^ttet ttC- ii«' pa >, 

Mked If be coulM not ton.ult with 

[• Prisoner In jmvsln, dctlarlDfi 

till M Bid not wish til bJive tie 

eofiflflltaUoB pflb lie, 

'Sa 

ttoaouip, u Oui court 

room st fB£ 

TidgolIj UtsugAt 

T 

Bpr, Boston. | 

to 

my" 

JMm af- 

Two Old Cronies, 1 

lo 

foil Know, Who Come and Go. 

rE A ISLE CITY 

Mrs* Vlaennt Mnet*-' 

ffi, Murf and C;.ihl 

l h 


A Bank i%count is an asset 

that never has to be sold 

at a sacrifice to raise quick 

cash. 

3 

at Crof€ 

Hail OV^F the 

sod, Mr, Alageu is u 

conirseting 

plurubpr In 

I Slay Weaver, of 

t was eailed to 

___BHt of the Ulnegm of he 

»r, on Monday 

t. and Slis, J. 1>, Bauch an. 

, N, 

Ihij F 

m 

niember being caught 

waters. 

In 

Man's Collarbone 

Broken in Collision 

Charles Robinson, of Ocean 

View, Was Victim 

A oar driven by Charles Hobinson, 

of Ocean View, was, 

•truck by a ear driven by Helen 

Bword, of 847 Went Hansberry 

Street, Oermantown, Toursday 

afternoon on the Shore Road. 

Robinson sustained a broken 

eollarthone as a MJUII of the accl. 

dent. 

Leroy Muller. Sea Iile city 

eontraetor, who m 

pasalog at 

the lime took the injured man 

to the Sea Isle City Hoipital, 

Robinson was driving 

north 

and "•• 

the 

pas him, and in so doing cllpp,-] 

(lie rear of his car, (both can) 

being badly damaged as a result 

of the impact, having to be towed 

Completing Plant 

For Motorcycle Meet 

Plans for the motorrycle pageant 

and races on the beach In 

Sea Isle City on September 10 and 

11, are being rapidly completed. 

The list of facejs, according to 

Nelsen K. Hubbn, of the Molorryplo 

Sporting Club, of Camderi, 

»ho, 

together with (he Sea lisle 

f'lly Chamber of Commefci', will 

liiiie charee of the atfalr, cnnsiitt 

of four racen for arnaliiir;. two 

f>T profejyjfonals and one open 

race, flnit and second prii being 

offerwi for each race. Ji psln game 

for iiroreMlonals will al.eo be held. 

Over fortjf-iieven clubs to date ] 

are expected 13 enter the racej 

pageant, which will he held i 

known «umnicr rBnidcni of Sea 

Isle clly, wnilif rumiuagins 

^niong some alii papent io hiK 

lUtnnier homt- In the reialrt came 

ipOB ail inlfrmline progmni i>fi 

he Casino Kicufision Ilouse,| graceful 

dateii July -!9, 1SST, 

The Casino, thy program Hiatcd 

iwas under the dlrHilon of Robert 

Short, ir., proprieior; 

rsolwri 

Sbnrt, Jr,, nianast-r atid Jo^ph 

Kllill. iniinMili director. 

The prOBralli waa tiia.ie up of 

ana of ilitfcnnt 

merchants anil 

buslnesw nit-n In the rt-Mirt at 

that time ainl an aecoiini of the 

offerings 

took up much of the 

wpacc. 

There .ere tho ads of Martin 

erocerluii and provislona. 

Wuila, 

who eenducted a store at Fleasure 

Bailro.iri and Thlrly-nlnln ..... -, . 

Street, Mr. WelLs is now fieaH. Green Creek. 

A gpeeia! notice at bottOB of 

e program stated that a gold 

would be given "the most 

lady waltier on the 

llnpr oti Monday evening 

July 

31, 1SD7." 

County Y. M! C. A. 

Elects New Directors 

The board of directors of ihf. 

Cape May County Y. M, C, A, at 

a nieetlns held at the Wiliiwuod 

Golf 

club on Tuesday, elected 

(hese a,I,mini,al 

director!): AJtt 

Lawrence, William II. Colllanen, 

Jr., Dr. Charleii H, Vail 

anil 

Bwing T, CersoB, Ocean 

city; 

Irving Pitch, Sea Isle City; 

D, Ludiam, Cape May Court 

Hout*: c, Newton 

Bcht.llt.nEnr. 

PROMPT SERVICE 

We are now equipped to render prompt and 

§alisfaclory service In 

Searcning ~— Conreyancing 

TITIE INSURANCE 

Four per cent interest allowed on time deposits 

CAFE MJIV COUNTY TITLE S TRUST GO. 

Cape May Court House, N. j. 

Miss Sword also going 

same direction 

turned 

No complaints were Blade and 

State Trooper Carns, who invea- 

*tah tutfleran Ofcann will haw Heated the'accidenirmde „„'«. 

a eati tale on toe porth of toe rata. 

old parnnafe Friday afternoon. 

jfoBT patreBage will be greatly 

No food mtrfer eao ever survive 

'_' ': to America except hash. 

Having 

Expenses 

constantly equal of exceed a 

man's iocome, that nan and Ills 

iaiuily face financial disaster and 

a lowx standard of living. 

lo Uw wrfl, jo» muat b w k 

TPMt money regubrly. 

I A Growing Bank 

'••.•;. •;]''•; :-v.- r Account - . 

9«mw. the preset and protect*. 

j theiuture. 

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And 

Travel Service 

For Summer Visitors 

Old-time visitors to Ocean City know our helpful service, 

complete in every respect. 

If you are visiting Ocean City for the first time, come in 

^nd let us serve you with banking, and travel service 

built on hospitable lines. 


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Asbury Avenue at 8th Street 

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Home 

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The income _ of the American 

people has doubled in twenty 

years, Your income will do 

likewise if you save systematically 

and invest wisely. This 

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such investment. Four per cent. 

Interest Paid on Savings Fund 

Accounts. 

FIRST NATIONALBANKI 

C 

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fortune, lUrt early M M to have It ttrang 

enough for all demand*. Begin BOW with f 1 at 

more. 

Security Trust Company 

Cape May City, N.J. 

DQ Your Bankng By Mail 

G$t the HM 

TTie first year of systematiG 

banking is the hardest. After 

that it becomes a habit- 

Make systematic saving at 

the "Helpful Bank." 

m 

In 

i *§econd afteriioon card par. 

the Woiiiens' Civie Olu-h 

Isst Tnraday at the ('lull 

OB the Boardwulk. The affiili 

|a brllilont HUcceiis, both llnmiand 

socially. 

Brliliie, I'iii- 

1-IUie huBdred^ were plnj' 

AmotiB those "present wer.; 

Agderson, Mr». Ilul Miifiit. 

es, sirs. Hushes, sirs 

..-,. Sirs. Breeil, Mra, Deri. 

Mm, J, j, Hiirdle, Mrs. Th. 

DeBOW, Sirs. Sehniibl, si 

[d#, Mrs, Maynes, Mrs, ,Mc= 

Mrs, J. J, Downey, si 

Mrs, Folkes, Sirs, I'lircp 

illss H, Powell. 

Beuutiiir 

wtre iiwarded to llw win 

gmong whom were JirB 

Mrs. O'Neiii, Mr«, Me 

, Mrs. Byrnes, .Mrs Hughes 

Hardie, sirs. lehnaLil, Slrn 

Mrs, 

Maynes, Sirs, Meand 

others. The iipeclil 

a beautiful candy jsr, wa; 

by Mrs. Byrnes, 

. Hattle Powell, of FliUodel 

U spending a week at hei 

i on Flfti hrat Street, 

, 0, Derltan, of Philadelphin 

slung her slster-ln-lsw, him 

, of Forty-siitn street. 

|r. and Mrs. A. S. Steeluian 

were the recipients of 

leg Lindbergh 

postcard, 

r they prize lilshly. 

and Mrs. H, L. picurd, oi 

> Avenue, have Sir. and Mrs 

of Philadelphia, as their 

J. Otiestl entertained 

Iflineee, Miss Anna Pearl, of 

l 

over the week end. 

, Frank Cenway, of DeiawarF 

spent a few days will 

I stother, Mrs. Nelson Farrel!. 

letfa Street, 

Mildred and Enlli 

of Philadelphia, wet* 

IdeHihted with their visit 1. 

* OB. tlie Ffiurtli that thej 

i diclded to spend their vacji- 

. here beglsning July 16, UH 

|gu#sts of Mrs, Earl Magee, of 

j-fourth itreet, 

|lr, p. J. Sehriver and MrH, 

of Philadelphia, called on 

10. Upton Balr last week. 

Alleii 

NickeMOn a 

i children, Marie, Walter and 

Kenneth, of Caniden, on 

pdloi this week with the forfi 

'brother-in-law and sister, 

I aad Mra, Malcolm Toteon, 

.^ B' the gueats at the Suff 

j are Mr. and In, J, Qolilr 

r and fafnily, who have been 

ing to .the resort for a num- 

6f years, 

1 iaie of lots in the Sea Isle 

' Wardens was reported brisk 

tomaa J. Onegtl, one of the 

Development 

Cotfirepresentatives, 

who has 

«§ of their Boardwallt offiei, 

might LuiiTaaeelll, the blind 

\ will feature. In a eoneert 

F - at ihe Excursion House 

for the benefit of gt, Joseph's 

Ur, rpltm Qtiir aitdreitseti i iii< 

1'nlnn (Ihurtii f'iiiti, nf 11»' 

I'bill'Ph of Our Hnviiir, 

Slon • 

iiaiilim. Tiiefl.lay in 8 p, HI. II 

Wi.H iiii open Hh-Hlng anil nmny 

fihMMi,i fiipl visitors wi'ri' pre^ 

ohi. 

Hoiiif Lit'iuiJLfii! solqti Wi^re 

|i'liil,.|..,l liiifii.shnii.nlJi weru 

Sir. 

iind Mra. J. H, Varney 

!i;tM' opi,nt»>i tlii'lr \\m\w, "AerOmcr** 

sirtriftr" oti llii* Boulevard, 

and will hf iiiimbfred ainong the 

iilinuiu'r (vilfuiy iinfli early Bppl,.iiiist,r. 

Dr. I). Upton Balr addressed 

Hit- iiidit,H' ctturrh eliib of fit, 

J|ih(i'« Lllllirran rhuwll, Opesn 

fit*, lilal TiitHiliiy ol 3 t. »I, 

Hi* .^tiiiki' oil "Wi(,iii .nls of Chureh 

111, Is reported t,s'being iTnproVed" 

| Mr, George C, Smith, of JM3 

North Front street, Philadelplila, 

well-knoivn publi.her, will spend 

neit Tuesday in Sea Isle with hla 

latniljr as the suest of Sir, and 

SI in. Karl Mniieo. of Forty.fourtb 

Blri.et. 

Sir. nn.l Sin., J, J, llariilo en- 

1PI liilni>.l Mrs, Thoiiijisoii, of 

I'l.lhi.l. i|,M,,. over thu i¥ii end, 

Mra, Kiiuiine Way has returned 

iu tinii,»iiit ufinr spL'tirilns nev- 

>'HiI (lily. In Phllail.'lphls.. 

Sir. mill SIiH. tiBurgD Boaa. of 

Ht. HiMcirHiiiifg, are flni,ni)liig a- 

varatinn |n il,iH ,,ny. Mr, Roaaj 

will lie iTimiiib.-T.-il a,, th.i ca«h-' 

ler nt il,, I'liHi Nullonal Bank, 

ImvlliK l»n Heo bile City some 

tliiirt agn to accspt a responsible 

nuulllfin IN n,v Oronge aiassoni 

Slut,,, 

Williiiii n Hall, eniitraclor 

and biiil.lt-r, arTli-i-d mi Monday 

wll-n ii I'liw of tlinn in rvimpleta 

Mil, riiiiairurilnn gr tiii- Urni 

horn., to I,,, |,,,iu ull ,,,,, 9m 

i; ; l*' I'lty (iarcli.ni? traui. It will 

»•• a S|iaiil«ii IJIII. hiMiie, 

Hyiln.y 

liii.ll and chlldmn, 

iiiil 

Praticirf I f)# H«.illiladelphla. 

I a amdiiy viaitorVith ffiends 

(. B. Onistl. nnd niece, of 

Hldelphln, are npendliiK

EDITORIAL PA 

igB^MCiTYNEWt 

c—ab-itRra MUM, la *»- 

wrtl, 

wee Armstrong. 

Fblll» fluid-: 

jVjgary, 

Pram 

f Henderson. Fnnf 

New 

H, Boston, 

to ner 

OUT idyster 

Joan (WaanJ 

r 

rfe^tterl 

< MBftliere I 

nUht! 

i alw»r» tJ««B 

i" •*•»•: 

•' eWtWeatt, 

qtmnmoti 

i&nm*tr wlj 

to feel 

; 4nul{ 

•wty 

(torn 

MwipionnoTi 

Buring the ant two or three 

rrrt. rt* famr* ini-fa* 

P"m 01 CunMaad and Ope 

M«I Count*. mpb| to be 

given concrete oample. of bow 

«D frudt and pack nor produce 

andjIHrfar m«ka ID order to 

Û ready ok and at top^dotch 

J-prwa. That campfe, wdl bt 

,fl|«»« tf emtrfj Inn the Sate 

iÂgriculrural rjptrimmt Station 

J # 

New inMmck through me 

fe:î|m 

ofan erfubition mute 

""" *'• o/Vhkh will rVt .d, 

f iltthl—r to to 

f «•» «ByaUea afcen fnven tan 

thw^ the trair, aod « 

ho- 

, product b gradtd, packed and 

Spa* rwdy far marlo, and when 

^«ny uplijation « advice wannd 

''" he ghrtp by men qualified to 

rhew difppinf proMnra. 

In 

K^MHQmto tJii» addrrBH baring 

||;« ttwrnarfeting and orhtr proh- 

"(hfcini of fanwn will ht -> 

•nted **thit the reason our boyi 

tad full of yejteryrir are now 

cummittine murder, im and 

highw«y robbery H that they did 

Mt get the tarty training that 

they ihiiuld haw received." 

In plain baguage the Governor 

Uid at At doonteo of the parents 

die leiporaibiliry for the wave of 

youthful crime which u 

the country. 

That the Governor is on the 

right track ia true. 

In nine cues 

out of ten tbe boy or girl who is 

would make kings and qu«ns of 

old green with envy, and the cry 

is for more of them to men the 

ever increasing demand. 

This love of play, this demand 

lor the best, is the mainsprjngr behind 

the wonderful development 

of our jersey coast. 

Sand dunr 

have given place to beautiful vi|. 

las; where once the waves broke 

now stand magnificent hotels, into 

ill millions of the wealth of this 

abluolsly rich country have been 

poured and will continue to he 

poured, until the sands of the sea 

shore have become sands of gold 

If it wasn't for this spirit to 

Mrs. Coolidge. Common Seme 

ChOdrea and Canary Birds 

Pobte OsTtno Moody 

Seal Flying, Augoit 1. 

Mn. CooijdEe, 

in South Oa> 

iota. «*• »omen 

or nil 

klnda, 

young 

(iris and grud 

Dotbers. wear. 

Ing 

kniekerboekera. 

sir. 

Coolidge 

re- 

•peebi 

tbem 

and 

probably 

BrUbaa. 

py 

admires 

tteir 

eense 


term adupi^d at the New jereijvj 

%l*ie eonvtntion are wortby of I F3llri 'îl 

Hun. bin li mur.1 tw sai.l far ibe 

It i« a building of whleb we may 

il b 

d 

be proud. 

The Glonooj Fonrth 

f'alilweil Prngri>M: The celfbra. 

f h 

Itlod of the ono hundred ond fifiielb 

:inniv«rBary or the -xlgnlne of the 

of the 

of IndependaDee last 

yp-3r, wag a notable event in the 

in all'^rniBu.'that 1b" '," # °' "* # naUod W " dm m - 

and 

r afobo 1 

rtll*. si 

foeann* 

She 

She 

1*11* I 

It 

tpfiAea, btr 

0ia jut tomatoa have • 8« 

equalled by timflif 

i grown anywhere in tbH 

and w« bilW had the op. 

fi-i'pafiwitf HIM rhtm. The toil 

Y kindly, cuily tiUtd and proirtiattd 

hrtwrn. 

PhiUdelphia 

||niJ New York, they ham arM* 

^fe js^%st'Siraâi In Ac frarld, 

j.%hit£:,4« rocfaed quklly and 

•HMll opnuc 

Produ« and 

gathctn] fa Cumbnland 

in tbe forenoon are on the 

ffc brakim 

tabta the 

d«7and the Cipr May 

f fanner low an even better 

'for k 

bat the imbart 

,rilht M bit doontep and 

hit awn 

properly trained 

'childhood 

thTowii the 

in their early 

and influ 

jeacH of a Chruii»n home will not 

m*J 

into the forbidden paths of 

folly and crime. 

It a the breaking 

down of the home and die 

tukriiution therefor of the street, 

the public dance ball, questionable 

movie, and other questionable 

tmutaneaa, coupled with die 

wonhip of the dollar, that are re 

ipotuible for the departure of die 

youth of today from the paths of 

rectitude arid wbriety. It would 

be well for tbe land if more 

public men in high place) of authority 

would take up this great 

problem and give the weight of 

their voice and influence to the 

re-raubliihment of tbe oldfaihseek 

divenion the development of 

resorts would be dubious. 

Each 

year the denund for recreation 

has increased. 

It is a chance to 

get out of the rut. 

Hard-headed business men have 

recognized the need of this relaxa 

tion and the universal vacaticm 

period has resulted. 

It wasn't so many years ago 

that only the high-salaried man 

could demand the tirne or spare 

money for a vacation. Nolv every 

body, at some tone or another during 

the year, manages to enjoy a 

wilb dirbCt 

prlroari..*3 and IB« 

ouier with th» rturKaniuUon of 

emeutlve dtpirtirwiiis, 

Tb# Gymiaynwi^ltn 

has been 

unduly duiiurBird by the prablenu 

ol the diretl primary. 

Frequentarise 

Itiea of th 

uf qiiirB lime and railroad coach 

eynifart. 

The 

Hew Cooa'y Building 

and «ve IreJcht eharget, 

' 

WJJP havm't Ae firmen 

'"» CBontia mnnnpolitcd 

p i tmtrr atat 

--!•*» mote: pro*- 

Tom are twtt 

'•faned home with in ulutary in- 

Governor said parenti 

prohibit their children 

period away froni his or her regular 

routine. 

It is a peculiar fact that the 

average .citizen will spend his 

money more readily for pleasure 

than he will for necessities. This 

in no small measure accounts for 

[he great growth of the automobile 

business. 

There is one thing that must 

not be overlooked. 

That Is that 

individual wealth is greatly in- 

Journal: Tbe dedica. 

juoa oi in*, new couniy building at 

from conaldrraliuu of expedl-'Cap* May Tour! Housi- Ibis afipr. 

.ntj. 

The BhUling of Ibe date 1 noon nurks » Mrp forward in isi, 

Binetwn hundred and twenty-seven 

Thf nHiple who love this couatr 

and Us insiitulionii will efer re 

niBniljtr the Fourth of July as a 

day haiiriwpd by the act of oui 

fathers In deelarlnl tbe Indepen 

denro of (hi. An,.-man colonlm 

Tbnre are numerous holldayii. 

but none that Is quite like the 

iaio early suinjBer is OBI- Ulus-jlnqgnrss of ihe lOyoty and Is a I 

tralloa of a reform made for lUjOoBuaient to ihe courase and tare. -- --•- .».»...-....,« r,,, 

strangle value. 

In the prejenl |signt of tbe FTo»h6lder« who voted [Da?- * « 1 « r l»« bonor to tbe em 

,..,__. to eiajaint tbe question the apiifoprlation to make the Jbifem of our nation, but on ibe 

in tbe light of olber iutai' en- structure Boaiible 

" >|B1 «» »»» "* «* n » , bulldini! 

away from a narrow parluao Mill reoiain. aa a testimonW to 

- - -— - . .—-- P^.S^MU ciiii remaiBII aa a !P3t| 

•apeei, for a more toniBreheruiivii the tarly lndumry and 

survey. 

^ 

The primary sygiem 

drroulli'in 

to b*? wished a ngi the sn 

&A advariLag

. ^ t . •_ 

ar taa we 

L fEH«3 -^^.J'W* *'* 1 """ iM"»* * «tJa» la £E n» M, mar* J | 

Hi AlB a* «: 

IteB ait J»s< JEW 5 kj»'w«I- ; ' 

?w: cxif. 

br j ar. Bla. i 

;-^ ,.«i ^^ - rf ij 

arf, 3* J. 

' r, « *W«M< 

"JTL— T«at *t fr-^fArwv 

I OettrH 

Farwut 

•W rf Sunn, aurvir 

J-^-rt K-f f Itf « wî^7 — , 

*^ssfc ^--^ •j.'s^r-J-'fH>3-^€ 

rf/ ^ w4i^, »A r^*-** rf f-« ^« r !„., 

•^J" "-••• «1« i*. i l.« J 

i»»f -' f E-J II !rf J ,„,. ;, j, 

" I *'" T " .sy.-ir^ •*••—« 

«•«* i^««i, is., - .,,; 

••--? 9ii.i f-, t, -jL. sa* »ia fe 

*-* *w 33*5 .*« af,i»j tîa if 

Coowy Offiee \k,ring 

Into ^ww Boikfeii; 

iw» fs» lai 

i dead. 

Narth WnUwood Y*J« 

F««I>TI! f~Muis,rlRE in: w * 

'.atareiu iarf Sii ISTa.!. U» &TB. 

«a? liijSt riaJurt a* T«to Mas 

urma. f.rr-M, swa sia«iiBt / 

irils. laif is git ri* siifjj. 

jj.fi ^ 

•Wuw U.-UJ, iil«ml tarbafc.r'i 

•w» luHrt sir j sara t»fsr» i 

IT: I tsJS—BiVMet Tw,fS»»t 

liny ««;« »irT«t wlmktf 

ia£' 

»!&• to. 

Atlantic City 

Electric Co. 

Ocean Oty, R J. 

mi OFF on 

put. ksiOf HI , 

tkn 

E. PL COTTON 

619 Aibnry IKIK 

0C14M CCTI, M. 1. 

Bails; uwl «L«( M»tii Wort 

Ope MM C«rt far-fte 1J» 

99ti S, eid Thin! Jn. Stow Hiriat, S. |,—none a 

n 

AJ IT" 

i b«Id 

, lines in I 

flBWlyi 

8b* r< *• 

If Someone Offered You 

a Handful of Money 

Would You 

Refuse It? 

^^HTi"HI l !l? hoppin8 

^"te^CapeMay County 

"f 

•*** i9# VHiVTTtsUi 

Jeweler _ VictroW and Record* 


JARR1S'LADIES'SHOP 

3703 Pacific Avem^* 

COAL YARDS 

RioCmnde 

Corf 

Good WjJI Ice 

A CAMPANARO 

Lafie. and Men*. Made to Order Qolh« 

127 Ea*t Oat Avenue 

" TTJSHINGHAM'S 

Wfiee Furniture—Stationery 

BROTHERS,,,*. 

WMwaad*. Rn«t Mnfcet 

3405 Padlk Avenue 

< > AAHOiVS PHARMACY 

Drug* and Gifts 

Cedar and Pacific Avenue* 

BAKER BROTHERS 

Painti, Gla*» and General Hardware 

43,1 Pacific Arenue 

R. W. RYAN 

Wfldwood'i Furniture Stem" 

133 Eart WiUwood Avenw 

JERRY'S DE LUXE BEAUTY PARLOR 

NMb Circuline Waver. 


SANDR Y'S WDJ)WOOD DEPT. STORE 

Furniture, Beds and General M h d 

3901 Padnc Avenue 

E.L. CHALMERS 

Real Estate 


JACKSON'S DRUG STORE 

Oak and Pacific Avenues * 

FOX BROTHERS 

Ladies' and Men's Clothing 


SATINOFF & BRASLOW 

Ladies' and Men's Wearing Apparel 


TENENBAUKTS 

Hart. ShanW and Marx Qotbca ^ 

Haberdashery and Shoes 

THE ROSELLA SHOP - 

JP"?**' Millinery and Bathing Accessories 

Maple and Pacific — Boardwalk and GarfieM 

r eekly Shorts New 

Ibjrfe 

^l Pl ace 

I House, Belleplain and 

May Tied for 

Third Honor*. 

Crips First Place 

ng of the Clnbi 

^- 7 

tain — 

fsley c H. 

I May — 

Township 

6 G 

6 S 

1 II) 

[Satuidaj'i EonlU 

IblPC. 3: 

14: Lowur, 

IIHJ Muy, 3- 

B.lltplnln. 2 

Court House County League Team 

ty League In batllnff, a Hal of jjn their uncle, C Herbert !>»» iFlsbcr* ID Greco Creek 

tho kadliiK ton ltlttens Jmytne 

been complI1.1t rocptitly 

The 

avflratt.Ji tncludo July 4tb gamea 

Woodbine ami t,uurt 

House 

encb liav« three hitters anions 

>h «tliLt ton Btlli plain has two 

ind Aval it mid tape May one 

1h< follow Int t» \hv list of 

(ho ton hitters with 

A|{iy County TlmcH 

iitrphy to the leadbutt*! 

1 

"f t)l 

10 417 

1 ( 417 

1 111 

b 11 

in 

wn, 'Sunday.' 

Mr, and ftih,, Ern^t Cowon I 

entertaln«tt ber aunt and unck. 

Roop visited Dr. C 

^ 

In Wild wood, last 

Mr. tind Mru. Otjufge McArfec, of'ft relapse and Is In very poor 

WeBltDom ovor tho week oml 

AUBI tjruoi brtwln la up iidlrt 

POUII tlnti with frlcndh In B r|ln 

Mr ftu I Mrs Gt or^t 

ilcAIfc 

Mid Mr and MM E Corson a ») 

thllOrtn Hp nt Saturday 

evtnln, 

ulth Mm McA.ffr f) hibtht I 1 

nurd 

fltJCfllh Si 

WUlniil Mirklty of W« i ( I|M 

May 

hiin heen il iltif, mi II i; hit 

•td In Hi*, nth 1 I* ilioil 

Mr nnd Mn Durdptt Tun I 11 

i O 'Illl City mi t Mu r ill i i 

|Ktd 

Mi Tli Ility (if hirtnit 

'tl.4 

i li I i thill uLini Mm 

{Hullo again 

Hlchard Smith Jr irmde t 

bu^lllet^B trip to Green Creek Sat 

urduy ntU tuooti 

John Wilson tn enjoying a 

leave of absence from hlH If*,lit 

l> fi r ti n diiyu At hit) htji i 

KiithrrliK> Jfi(;Kt! 

tnfs her uttjl^r, Ml 


Philadelphia, 

la en- 

•V T* 

1 » 

CITY Ot 8gA IBLF CITY, N J 

OnpiNANCB_HO 9t 

the City a( Bpa bta 

Jtrsr . has mado Boycrsl lntpraVCmcntq Ih 'uUIOK 

A vcrnl imprDvcmf i to and lias Ittircti4pc*d t^nil *\\ 

1 of thf. HfpiVmllbLlng 

WS16J719 

•Bald sum Include „. __, 

inmfRBlonrr* of Aw-fwment. of __ 

van -ottnt-nî on (he ll(|i dny qf July J3JT anfl 

HP ItKAfJ thi futit of Hid linprflvomentji 

tpctutHnf le 

piiiajljli^rll •« t dale of completion the tmUro 

e* the *luii¥ qf ja!6 «^ty 

Awjmnenk or »I4 cltjf. 

Dfrlwl of tttfcfutnviv of 

lit na follow— 

mJ i 

T«nKIlU 

i II 

t tlon 

Gnat 

27 , , *I6 7*1 II 

3 1 36 URSfJB 

ux for Bill* philn 

debt httn 

wtille mvin 

•olleclwl oil Stein who I 

frreo paRnen 

flf Idlng it HI cond fnt 

» and the work or Moore 

>ebe were thv fleldlne fi * 

1 the Knme 

i team nt trie a doutilc |)1HT 

WOODBINL 

H H O A B 

_ 0 0 5 4 

1 1 1 6 

e a 

o 

Hi lillnu ftal 

-r. HAV •:. 

DoiiKhly. If 

It It 

L> 1 

< Inr k 

111. 

An i 

Gnu cf 

Wntnon rf 

Kittn m 

II) 

_ 1 

_ 0 

Belleplain Lost 

14-Inninj^ Game 

T. C. Whcatim Co. Took 

End of 5 to 4 Scort 

U II ill i i I 

mill 

nit 

>I Mill 

Hill 

Mil. 

Ui.ll 

t 1 

nil 

III I 

il 

t i U II nil K 

IV In i in ( n 

II 

i B Hi pi nn 

i 

i i 11 \ I It li 

k F I hi 

mill 11 11 

• i fun iili 

til I i i il i -• 

I I rl II I 

II 

Mlllv 11 I 

I ll ill J II t 

la.J I II 1 I 

Illl 

I I M 

all I I 1 II 

i Illl 

( Inn 11 i 

I i vi ill 

pl-tlll 

II 

il II Tin i 

I Hi 

1 1 I 

III < 

II il I 

i 

i li 

Wl 

i 

Illl 

11 li 

el 

i I tli In 

. Il it I I 

mill llu 1 

il 

nhlch 

illl III 

I II i tcoi 

I k I Ull 1 

II III 111 ll I 

ir I lb< h 

ulll (.Hi 

111 If 1 \W > 

Wl III I r ilnr 

Wll lion 

1 li f 

II 1 llu*. In ren 

i llm li 

Dill 

11 11 2H U 4 

LOWKR 

TOWNSH1T 

[P — _ 0 

Knberg Hi _ a 

erg ib 

l 

rew jt 

__ o 

berg * t) 

cf 1 

rf I) 

3 8 27 1 

BELLbFIJUN 

R H O A L 

0 0 . 1 

0 0 

3b _ 

c ~ _ 

o P . 

cf _ 

, rf ^_ 

|2b _ 

f »• . 

gib 

If 

lb „. 

. ll ^ 

1 

- 0 

1 

0 

_ 0 

— 0 

0 

4 

a 

* l 

a l 

* 4 

II 3 

0 111 

1 i 

0 (I 

2 7 27 12 2 

0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 (1—3 

00 0 20000 0—' 

S; Cape Hay, 3 

; too much 

rri May. last Saturday Am 

fcfeatinrf mem In u clo i. 

|«t Asalon r 2 

former Tapo May HlBh 

EOOd 

eaiim 

via (ho strikeout 

[ind albwcd Kight hits 

on led at (lie end of tho 

inning 4 2 BCurlas tholr 

tba 

Arnold BH 

Patter on e 

Kfitjm 

lb 

Ken 1b 

Criwn p 

Benmtt If 

Mnilili .b 

hnjdi i if 

rn Hi on i> 

lltiti 

(ourt lit llm 

It 

_ (i 

(I 

_ (1 

H O 

t 0 

0 r 

t) )0 

t •* 

1 i 

lOWt.'ll I'll 

h "Vl-ll hU 

u 

Blill 

ul nr i 

Hi 

1 nt t 

I mil 

ill y a (.otiil mf 

nnmln 

Hit e p im H wei< not ni iitloned 

*or obvlouH rtn^finH 

Y tir 

poittr nut fir riliioK.il trim 

Crile Hall and Mine Htwt rinlc 

evldttitly illfl nut wirh to I " 

thn writer any crt lit at nil 

It moms puiwlnfi strjinm thai 

ii peraoli ennnot tfi an^whi ro tu 

a nice rf-Htful anfl t njoyahtt, day 

without some killjoy Hying lo 

take tbn pknsuri out of Hfn by 

j,lvinf^ out a lot of entirely er 

rotiiouq information ^^ 

If your riporter woWd like 

BOinc real facts about Who H Wli 

and Way In pinochle let liltn 

pall on tho writer who la fre 

qui htly In your city and lie can 

get aii earful 

THOMAS LITTLBHAI.ES 

M ( mil ,| 

Brrlckwon. 

M in 

i 

•>iiili 

I 

M 

Wlillilh 

Hlli- II 

Siilli.ii. ri- 

Donely. it. 

M. Wlillilln 

Blair, p. 

Total: 

Iloui.aml. 

Cnraim 

V i l 

OIlHTDVIl. 

Ural,,M. 

11 (* SI 

It. II. 

;l 2 1 

n --o - 

5 11 

BELLErLAIN 

3 b 0 

llai'ilu. 

Wlu-nti 

acli. 

rf. 

1 2 

0 17 

1 4 

8' 

1 

0 

S 

1 

I 

Tolala 

Wliealiin ciau ( Ity mnk 

I 1 ii,, i lilt with tin 

t> i ki Hull fans 

(J I\(II1 lu ni 

Dl IUIIAN 

liluylni, m ml lin 

hnscliill handling tlio r"celvini 

ind 

Erma 

Urn EBrl Hoops mfithfr 

shiunons 

st> nt the week 

»lth In 

John Uhcrldan s uncle 

tanilly 

of tamdin hav( 

11 lint » f"-w dayH here 

Mm Jineph (-lilnchauer 

lliu intvtlh 

and bmthi I 

nu II \ mlin in c illcil on 

lulu Vin Mllinli plfison 

wex 

fi (. rOlt k to pi lid nnd uptrlflCntlnm 

of II1 ( lly I nhli or nnl on filf 

li 

f lly ( I rl H ofTIci 

5 rtlon 1 TIM Hero 1B her t> 

ir iHiti-fl a P»t« not ixccerflru 

(i fn JI of thin onllnunn" 

S ctlOU 4 

Tho COnt of inM pit ml 

1 imld motor and tho cfpilnmrnl 

(1 llm Iiifllnllntlon together nl(h tl 

rll i 1*1 mponFTH Ih connH-lliAi 

il t- with »n»y in. ttMpnmt-itr » 

rumwd w «ftfd City by tsiulut. »n 

i roinlnsDDn 1iot*ii 

aald note* «li»1l IHV 

1. ntiltu Ui Ulitmiiit nnd lrt*r dHtfl tbc 

ti y the win 

mn liwu«d und ith*U 

tl y flic Mlin 

HTO liwu«d wtA rthl 

nl«ni*« IV tU Mn>cir C0lMi^r»((m«I 

In Hie iSre^toT rtf the XXportnunt "f 

It icnito Iind 1 iiivhco aitd aKcKU-fi l«r 

thf City O«i* and tin. cOflWhitn 

^ ni of th.j mM City airind there 

Hi Id nut^B (thrill brar lntLimt «t 

t 

fX'tcllnff 1 l»r ContUhi 

nut^ 

no, 

(ttinum 

(h l 

rar lntLimt 

llnff 1 l»r ContUhi 

th«rn atmll trt ddj^t 

p 

TOT Which th* 

tf 

piirponfl 

& Thl 

NOTICE 

V« Drdltiiince WAS pAHC^ nn 

ltlfT l at % m«fithut of lUnrd 

ltstoTicrfe ot"&««- !*(• ct(y. 

Hew Jetvey, 

ll«Id Oh the 13th day of 

July. 1B3T ntid Will b* tak*nlUD for 

d di d l l b ( 

3T ntid 

oohd reading n 

uifvtlnfr of miff Crid 

I i l h 

day. of Jul 

• 

to l» Îd 

19*X. Com- 

" - — 

Lava n 

Dickinson and rrlfnil. 

uf rln>nh,r, Pa,, spille rtiiiiMll. nr arvun CroiTh. 

vlsiU' 

»llll 

Flat IT 

Mr 

1 ii frrinii (1" conn I tlon 

M ir 4 13ZI 

IIMIH l»i S _ . 

d 1 Ir II UK 

(hi C 

Ii -.ir llu MIJ ] I5ir _ „ m 

H rl it Wnlir Uiy I 1 If _ IB 

1 uillui llu 3 1017 _- I 

itllu _ _^_ ]B 

I" Nfil (JJniDlctiil _ titfjji 

1 B Iniu July 13 1«7 149] 111 

< rf«c Not IM.nrlcl.il SBriOfJ 

riill^re Jui I 1J3J M 4711M 

S Man. 

I jwtar 

s y MCIII I fti 

. I t Of IIC foil vl.iV 

In i- rtnttn hiKtirltl » 

I "' >unla 1H.W& 

pt tf Ml iril|d ry tl ûv mlrtE body of it 11 i-lty of Sea laic City N«W 

Hid lilrr^nt to be pnlrhij, to ltqul trtti ihi. m 

t |t> | mil n («•« ml In f r t 

of Htid Inp-ovfi.f tn 4 ( ( 

i n vldo" for Intrrrat an alioffrd iiy law" 

•or th" tlo p>> 

it «f tile fO»t of this tftaun ol liohds, *hlcli coat U 

htin RIIIW l lv \\v, 

TIID amount ncecuarf for mleli pUrpoaca Irtliut 

mnt of (Ifcl Oflo (KJ 

SLttlon I Tie I llovflnr mntler* are hcrphy flrttsrinl 

d ill Klff) llounf ztf I mi (tntntnatruotlDTI atrffta 6 _ _ 

nitffin »nlir 111 irai. nr8 APIHMiM 10 ytjara Itadltu Clifba 10 

declin 

^ 

the 

m h 

pi ttf 

XII xl 

rl K L 

H Ul \ 

i nn 1 i 

ORDINANCE NO » 

he ( Ity jf Si 

I I ( lly n 11 • I IpO corpointlon of Ni« 

M mil • i>r( i ntn I Bulrt nKi tind ftlfto I n ntilhlr1 

nnl fill r II hforrituld ar it it I aloiip thr I net 

Hy r I M> lolnl cost oT thn rtfor*rfnld Irtel Idlntf 

rt n I l r m II 1 I y li Hi I t | IH II K * > lit) SI an ' 

I r t f HII| li | irn n H lnr| 1| k I ki.l Inlrr *rt in 

tipl Hoi tie h f 

ifii nl» tilt) 

rli i. t xl 1 

DIIP nf f oinplni n 

tn Iton 

mrivn IEdrtr*1i 

|rllun 

WftUT 

K July 27, 

m Not riHi 

I 

iih mid JRfm Jul 9 l 

ill mnturc 

d t X O 

iiiilrf 

n.fl l.> 

nd ti.i 

.* »1 I j th rnwri I i, IHH|> f tu 11 M> f He In) < tU Nru UTH J nd 

Mhl.rMtMit | l|n,,l m rt IIH lMh * " " " 

illi (Ity if h l> I) • tl v nr M ll I . In *i\ H . 

IncltlnKi nl In 1 of th d it nil U 

tl Si t» Oft 

onoi* oi ii 

irti } tr J iK in ih > •,-* if ii-t tf 

IP ITth 111% or Iili In tl * TP of im lo I9O4l> 

1,11 ^ 

itah tout In Irnit ll . , fl wfit t law 

rpoM*n 1V| c iho mm nf 171 (HHHft 

ScHlon 3 Th f Howl w 

thr cont or thlH 

IFFU or 1 t d 

.Thn amount' ne.ee unary for BtlCh 

'an Coml lnnl|)i 

ycal> 

Hidmntii 

lcru nn lirr^by d,rtn 

Of the tninrornmentB" 

d,rtnrinlncd nnd drrlarcd. 

ntB" l^fHff'BiMi«lW(itk: ID 

nnd drrlarcd. 

'BiMi«lW(itk: ID 

liotrdnnlk ni\A jttty 17 ji"ar» Cons true tlon wntrr n\ntf yCart 

Tpttleii If 

Zfl yt rn Comfort Itntlon ^Q \car* 

1^ ncp wtfer 

.4. _ _d .. _._!••_... _B. . 1|||~ "" ~ "~ 

li yfnrik 

that thf nfnrcruild t*. witMtt thf flirkilntlotm nt 

[I) Th lUmpv (irrlod of UntfUlll BB In (II lorihltifsl *ffl(! *J**t - - - — 

Wtn 

UklliR Into QonaMrrntluti thA AlHOUIlt of bond* to he limUeit Olt 

nut Of tho twvrfal ptlfilam.il 

' 

fvrfnl 

pUfiHOiLfl 

I.: That! u aapphinirnâl dcM 

Rupt>tnmi»B-1 >.£.L^_.._-_£. 1 '' - -t__l.^!_ --.-1—1.^-.**-.. aâ« ^—1^ iaALtt_«aUS 

^ V ^ J ^ PrMpt, 

of the abpve nanicil umDanir'tioliic 

U 

j 

deposes and «agrj> that Uw bnrecoliii; 

the T»st of bis anowludie .nd belief. 

"' 

Stbscrlbed and aworn to before 

me this seventh OtVjr cily 

I) 1>K

arty. 

B Henderson. 1 

BN.BnUm.1 

to her 

i wiy toys 

at Jobs (Wsi 

wRh 

*«^ys,tIeT 

.Kennedy 

•sV Ot On 

-Tim! 

i by the i 

ruff ate' 

sM 

time* InJ 

f 

would, 

fc'antwm 

"nad 

•the 

ECONOMICAL •conTAtetf - 

WHIGKKD BT W. HY ITBDI 

Conceit Ftogmm For 

Sd 

d S 

g 

Satuiday and Sunday 

Th6 follo 

or Jocher*s 

lDff 1& th« 

Military .Bend 

for 

VH 

Boch bettor Is the owner of 

• sm»H ooUagu bom. like the one j 

PfclunJ. ttaa the- renl.r of an ' 

apartment. 

The coat of this at 

tractfv* Utu. coUage la placed at 

UMt, 

(Matin of heating and 

Mag, 

With plumbing and 

1 aton scat, this home shonld he 

.four rooms, oil medium 

ajna, two bad rooms, this boss is 

Jut* a»saft for • family of four, 

'Th* UMw I* wall arranged, the 

asilajSstr so arranged A* to asrvs 

the kttcbtn •&»*, u weB as 

u 

•IT Ufa* heslsr In the living room. 

There 1* no basement, bat t 

tnp door is located In the klteQen 

leading daws ts a hale ssoof I81IO 

for storage purposes sniv. Another 

tnp door Is placed In the catling 

of the kitchen Huii get access te 

the stile. 

The home Is well constructed, 

set on three rows 

on a concrete fooUruj, natflb 

lion holes with screen- are pro. 

Tided for. Tne Seers are double, 

using a factory Bsple fleer tor the 

finished Boor, 

tnr trim thronjh. 

Mt, piuured mUt. 

|Giade Pupils 

Promoted To 

'„ High School 

^Superintendent Durell Is- 

**«•Official Lint of Pupils 

Who Won Promotion 

September 

Thomas J. Durell. County Surlntwdmt 

of School ban an- 

• list of eighth gnde 

 

lent nade by one of the town 

(Mtals. an adjoutBed meetlns 

I'te held at an early date in 

form of a town meeting, i 

Mrs. John Beyar 

Will Open Te» Room 

Since the purehas* of the I). 

Hand property. John B. B«y*r 

haa had It renntahed with stucoi 

and it Is being thorsuihiy renovated 

throughout. 

Tbe interior 

will have * beating system and 

bath Indalled and nued up with 

all modern Itaproveemnt. 

Mn, 

Beyar will open a lea roam (bout 

August 1 and will SIH take 

boarden. They were the turmar 

owgen of the Elveralde Rent.urant, 

at Bivalve. 

Mrs. Seyar la 

[known «ll over for her wonderful 

cook. 

Good Roads 

PortNoms' 

Bml 

irhsp tbe question win be ills- * . ^ , t 

tubed from .II »ngi« by th#| Are 

•»« Greatest Improve- 

People's Bus Service, Oceaii City, N. J, 

Bus Schedule of Tune 

Leave 


7 A, M. 

10 A.M. 

2 P. M. 

5 P. M. 

9 P. M. 

Corbin City 

Leave 

8 A.M. 

II A.M, 

3 P. M. 

6 P. M. 

10 P. M, 

Ocean Of*) 

Arrive 

9 A.M. 

12 M. 

4 P.M. 

7 P. M.v± 

11 P. M. 1 

H)rty ownen uf tb* com 

nlly. 

The Townihlp Cointnittee are 

jelly wllllni lo abide by the 

> of the majority, but they 

I desire that unanimous action, 

•• that la potelble. be 

•ttkea 

The many 

uieuta maie Iu Port Norrui during 

tha time in whkli tbe AD- 

VEKTI3EH has served the com. 

munrty ia the hard surfacing of 

tbe roais that lead both no Mill, 

vlll* and Bridgeton, 

l£sa than 

three years ago, In order to reach 

any of the (hree larger cities In 

tbs eounty u was neeeiaary Is 

travel over dirt rosdi, ibew helna~ 

often aimofit impossible to 

trsvtl over during the wlBter 

months and in th« early spring 

wbea the thaws would bring the 

frost out of the f round, 

Since that time the road has 

been finished between our town 

and Bridgeton, the rosd from 

MiUvllii to Vineland- has b»n 

paved and this week witnessed 

tbe conjpletloq pf a hard Bunfaced 

road ffoffi Fort Norris to Maurlcetawn, 

this iiaklnt Fort Norrls 

with ay the principal cities 

and lawns of iM conmy. 

The value to Putt Norrla of 

i system of 

, roadi can hardly 

-,-£ »*»d. These flaurei.Ue compared with any other 1m 

IJaWver, srs not i»d, but are'jrovaneia attained. 

Court House Marble Ya 

MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES!^ 

EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTl R3 

WH, B. POWILL 

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. 

•neuaaor to late to, r. Daniel* 

BeU Fhoi* I 

• attproxlnuite eatlmats and gl» 

m» Idea' of the difference In Ihe 

»t;of tbe tWo materUls. These 

lHtlom »nd many others will, 

•lltnut doubt, be bandied Inilllcently 

at the .mealing being 

Reliable Trucking Sei 

To and from Philadelphia; we call for the fMdi and i 

them to your dour at a. cost very little more than ordl 

would be charged for freight alone, special rates during 1 

months. 

Fnmitoxe mnei with can; isoaJ mrlM I 

SEASIDE TRUCKING COMP/ 

OFFICE: FE1TZ AMD IXEASUBE AVEHUE, SEA ISIi I 

J Bell Phon* 14 ' 

Keyitone PM^J 

Donnely, Sr., 

Given Birthday Party 

;M»urlt* poanelly, Br.. or Bl- 

»1T«, was very Meaaantly iur. 

" I on. Wsdneaday evening last 

bis children and grand- 

Ullren called to remind bin of 

i blrtbosT. 

Th* host received 

(ifia, including a rainmoney, 

etc. 

An enjoyable 

'suing waa spent by all and at 

I la(e hour Mfreahments of sand- 

|>lck«. conn, 

pickles, iced tea 

cake wen (erred. 

Those 

Hint were: 

Mr. and Mn. 

irlce Donnelly. Sr., and Mr 

kpd l|ra. llaurls* Bnimelt and 

"liren. Marlon. Boborta. Hobart 

Usuries; Mr. and Mrs. f>sd 

rlson and daughters, Helen 

nt Naomi, and Mr. and Mrs. H. 

I. Bstraclough and sons, Joseph 

ad Robert. 

In thete days of proiperlty and 

advsBced ideiili 

of every day 

life, ail of the conveniences, the 

pleasures, the stores of tbe cily 

resident are brought to the realdents 

of our community through 

good reads and the autososlle, 

which Is an unset of nearly avery 

home In tbe edsmunity. 

Although Improvements have, 

during tha period of the AD> 

VBRTISBR been eiceedlnglr 

numerous, the intprovsd Highway) 

leading out of the town havei 

perhaps contrlhuted moat to the 1 

community's advancement. 

Good, Oeaji Coal 

W. H, AUSTIN 

WILDWOOD, N. J. 

"The Old Kellabla Tard" 


consider fair dealing and 

dependable construction. 

ling Creek Bap Church j 

,•«». aad MrTlnydar, 

Mtk Laws, Emma Lore and 

. P«»P«r attended the NatoWl.T.Rll.OoawUon.Iii 

Utadelphls, ot, Friday. 

i, M!"* 1 *»* le * msetwood snd 

Wtt OSMSBB, Who were sent by 

If Bunday ichsnl te Its Young 

ll.-s Asaimbly at Peddle In.tli 

H.lgbutowp. Mturn.d hone 

fiiday and will kava charn 

' the young people's setrtea on 

•TfcMay.s»eHpj|, 

îhfoawoj B^rtaoB.ihs 

1»«rtedB«fc whofcild a«rl*s 

^"•liws In th. NaifjtoH JRSR-. 

(Mr 

See 

Wl&iJirfi— ,- . . . .. 

In California. HV*nU ysarf 

mW «mak; *U \ (B*.-JfW' 

.,._M oil Saturday Hsnlng ntit. 

LViQ,tt*7iwiif M «.b.t 

ba ptiinnt id »s*r this In- 

The Master Builders 

r 

Returns 

Cuciti at Fleetwooda 

Among tbe fueila at tbe Fleetwood 

Inn, Dividing Creek, over 

Ihe fourth, wen Mr, and Mn, B, 

A. Keiley. of Fhiiilpshunr, N. J-. 

and Mr. and Mr*. Albert Klnney, 

of Washington, N, J. There were 

also Ishisg parties from Philadelphia 

and Eaaten, Pa, Philips. 

«Hirg, Hlllvilla 

and Bridgeton 

who enjoyed the wonderful 

chicken dinner at this popular 

Inn. 

Eagle Put Chuff 

Meet at Heiolerville 

The regular July meeting of 

the South Jersey Put Chiefs- 4a- 

Isaclatlon will be held In Helslerrllle 

Castle hall on Saturday evening. 

July i«. 

A large nnmber 

ar* ekpectea to attend. 

Personal News 

From East Side 

Maurice River 

What Folks Are Doing in 

Busy Shipbuilding Town 

of Dorchester 

Expreat Cruiser on Way 

Jonathan C. Cresse joins Our 

Half Century Fanners* Club 

It Spry and Active at 80 Years of Age—Wan Raised on 

Old Uriah Cresse Farm Below Rio Grande— 

Worked For Old Sugar Company 

Shipped Sugar By Car Load To Philadelphia Dealers 

Delmont 

Mn. Maud Lea lo quite lick. 

ftecent visitors at Mr. William 

Boidan-a Were: Mrs. Clara Holden 

and two eoni, teddls Holden. Mlsi 

tdBt Dletiel, IVeslIt Di«t«l and 

O, 'Smith. 

The P. T. JL mst at the nome 

tin. Corn IX Monday wew* 

shm*e« to 

d 

Th» edmmhnlty *M s h « 

bear of the death or Ud. Chester, 

of JilllTllla. Mr. Chester •» 

well-known In this aeetlon. 

, Rev. Joan Qodriey, of Trenton, 

Wd W Mond.y 

ed on Wenos Mond.y 

Ills.'Bun Bonll baa Bff 

wlls nmond M MUMIIs Aos>>lt»t 

u l g (pledldV 

wlls n 

and l» fetus, along p 

Mi* Abbl. UMH 

U *tck 

tIM. It.ls ioied ihe will Stton 

* raw 

Mr. and Mrs. AUred Harbor 

and friends apent Bunday at the 

•eavllle Uamp (Jruunitii- 

Mr, Kolk and family, of Philadelphia, 

are visiting Bev, and 

Mr., Bowman. 

Milton 8, Henderson, of Philadelphia, 

spent the week end at 

hii tome here. 

..Misses Ethel and May fieevea 

and MIM Pamella Hunter, of 

Mauricetawn, are visiting 

and Mn. Wlnileld 

Hunter. 

Leslie looy, of Atlaotle Olty, I 

apeni Bunday with Walter Campion 

and family. 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dare, of 

Pitman, visited Charles Cbampion 

on Saturday, 

Mn, Charles chamberlain, 

MIdvale, la spending Borne time 

-with ber parents, Mr. and Mri, 

Oharles McGlaln, 

Mr, and Mrs, Thomas •impkins 

and daughter, BHuhotb, and Mt. 

and 

Mrs. Bumerlll 

daughter, Ida, of 

visited Waiter Oompton over the 

week end, 

Mrs, 

Elwood Lerwe and Mrs, 

Luey Btaffltker motored to Mill, 

vllle Wednesday evening. 

Mr. and Mn, Floyd Holland 

•pent Sunday with Mr, and Mn. 

aommen ceraon, of Delmont, 

Mr, aid Mrs, Jtlwood Lowe and 

BOB are Bpendlng some time wLth 

relatives In Trenton, 

Mr. and Mrs. William ftoyre. 

of HeUlervlIle, spent fluaday with 

B, L. Goarpton and family, 

Mra. ' Delilah •teelman and 

Bessie DuBols. ipei)t Friday evening 

with .MIM leulah n 

Oarlisle 

and Mn, Milton B. Hender. 

in. 

sit. and Mrs, John Davis sod 

family, of Idem, visited Mr. and 

Mrs, John Bartlenon on Iiinday, 

The btrgH Xose and Mildred 

are hers loading sand for Chester,. 

Fa, 

Captain Burl, of cape May 

court House, will Ba aceompaiiled 

by his family on his next trip. 

He la the captain of the linree 

Mildred, 

Captain and Mrs, T. 0, Mills. 

in epent the week end with 

Mr. and Mrs. Albert B, Welsh. 

of Brldgelon, 

Mr. and Mrs, Btrtrgm Shaw 

ud daughter: Alice, of pitman, 

vlBited Harry Bhajw on •unday. 

Frmik Hanklna, of Bridgeton, 

visited In town on lunday, 

Mn, Amanda Charters and Mr, 

Taylor, Of Pitman, visited Mrs. 

Anna Hanking on Bunday. 

Mr, and Mrs. Id Mlll.ir, of 

Miliville, viiUed Mr. and Mrs, 

Qearie uiw on Bunday, 

Mr, and Mrs. John Price motored 

to MHIvills Isturday after- 

Mr, and Mrs. Milton Bailey are 

entertaining Mr, and Mra, Idka 

Laws, of Dridseton, 

Mlaa Xatbryn Itowman, Miss 

flnltb and Mlaa Johnson, of 

Irldgeton, United Mr, and Mn, 

CharlH A, •towtnan on Bunday. 

Mr. and MM. CkarlM A Itsw. 

man and Emma Hnhleman rootared 

to Wlldwood and Itone 

Harbor on iafturday, 

Ralph M. Bb.w. of Philadelphia, 

.past the week end with 

hla parents, Mr, snd Mrs, geargg 

•haw, 

Mr. and Mrs, Lonis J. Ism. 

men, of Philadelphia, are upending 

sane time Mrs an their new 

express cruiser, the Acssla, 

which was buHt by H. Bennett 

•towman Company and launched 

on Thursday. 

Cbirlea w. 

Cbsmploa spent 

frfday with his daughter, Mrs, 

•drier. In flrldgeton. 

Harry Bhaw mo«or«d to pit. 

nan on Saturday 

and laurel 

Lais en Sunday. 

Mr, .nd Mrs. WiHiert Cruse 

molored to Sea lilt City on TIMS. 

and Mrs. sWerett Powell 

CedarviHe 

Vacation Bible 

School Closed 

Session Was Most Successful 

Ever Held—Rev. W. 

Magill Was in Charge 

, Cnpo May, And Mm. Qerflcull, 

Mlllvlllu. 

r today In much differ- 

Man 

Suddenly Taken IU 

^ratton—lUMe -aehoolr flf- 

Ccilarvlllft, ctutwi) on Friday •(- 

Tour weeks' eeoalon. 

Oa Friday 

nveiUng cloning «x^»xis« 

w were held 

and Howard 

Boy Drowned in 

Manumuskin Creek 

Ivan Oiln l-year-ola «JU of 

Mr. and Mra, John Cam. at allllville, 

was drowned lo Msnumvakln 

creek. Fort Kllaabetb. Tuesday 

ennlng about V o'clock. 

Ivsn was playlliE In the r 

of Ooe'e service Elation with bis 

little brother, wben be fall In 

the creek. 

Tbe body was recovered 

at 1: IE Wednesday morning. 

The Calm are former residents 

of Cape May City. 

Mr. and Mn. 

Recipients of 

U«fulGitW 

Norris 

Mr. and Mra. John Sharp and 

Wakter Sharp spent Thursday of 

last week at Malaga 

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Howley 

and children, Mr. and Mr*. 

Charles Cain and Mr. and Mn 

^ « d " K IS r "i^l 

Mrs. Ja«« OIMOB and dauth. 

!',..,," d * BW|I! »- •"«*, ter, Mary epent Thursday of laal 

Onward Chrlatl.nl 

Soldiers, 

each salute, 

Invocation, Rev, I. Vmighao. | 

Recitation, Twenty-ant Paaim, 

Alma D 

shares. 

Among those wbo wen In Milt 

viile last flaturdsy evening wars 

, and Mm. Daniel Batemah and 

daughter, rraaces, Mr, and Mrs, 

ailaa Taylor. Mr, and Mrs. Walter 

Sharp, Mr, and Mn, Edward 

KlMin, Jr., Mliaes Itts, DM, 

Helen Sharp, Emma Lloyd and 

ftoiella Lund, 

Mr, and Mrs. Hand, have M«B 

entertilnlng company from out 

of town for a few d»y«. 

William Berryi el 

Vlnelatid. 

"pent one 4sy of last wesk ta 

town calling. on relatives and 

frlands. *> 

Mr. Wallace Bnew, of Laurel 

Wrings: and Mr, Pred Reamer, 

of B.rringion. MtiM at the hama 

01 M, A.ftolll p on' iUBosy,. 

Mlsa Mary Qlbwn ud Maorics 

Popper were In Laurel Lake on 

•unday:: ' , : • 

MlaseaBIIIIdrsd ud Bv.Iyn 

tohB, sad MMrs. Wallace Itoow 

and Fred HcMner, «twnt Bunday 

tfterBoen In Fortesoue. • .- 

Mr, aha Mn, lulaalB aerm 

ST., of rterth Jlert NorrU, «pent 

MoBa>y.«jjBihg si, H, BSDS of 

Mrv sod Mrs, WlUlsB H, BaIfr- 

*•*'. • - . . . ...... ., , .... 

Mr. and Mn. Andrew Balls?. 

some tuna In M s . 

Floyd NtaWlaoo. of 

•pent a fa* day* with hla i 

Mr ana Mrs.,Rob«rt N' 

Mr. and Mtn.,pur»U ] 

slven a variety shower i 

hums of Mrs. Uoyd'a MhaT,' 

Hunter, oa Friday craning. AI 

number of beauUIul itfta,.] 

received, ittoh *a cut (1 

a 

blankeU, «tock, and a 

aluminum wits. Attar a 

He cream aid #atera paw) 

About aftynilx fslttifts art' 

wera prtstpt , 

Rtr. C. 8- Baewa, of 

was sntartalliM on 8on4a 

borne of Captain and lln,' 

Bobbin, 

-' 

Paul Pettlt, of 

J 

•pending SOBS tlms wlt»'htS 

•Ira Samuel Or 

^ 

Anniversary of 

Shiloh Baptist 

On BUnday laist Daacojt 

of Newport, brought a cartsaafl 

representatives to Port •* • * 

help celebrate tbe ele 

nlveraary of tha sblloh' 

church, of this plate, i 

Waahtiirn of the Neflat 

Church, brought' 

can 

The Port Norris _ 

church ill 

npreMhus!'' 

number of prominent 

l 

Pastor Waahburn praashMll Ifj'j 

heart-to-4iaart aermop im*. 1 *sWl 

ward. Fur Faithful Berries? 1 

tMft 

Tltua ». lf-M. 

'• '• fljjj 

A Exwdty number tt)»+*~" 

visiting church took sM 

part in th« servioe. 

BUU 

twlldlnt 

church. 

Port Baptist 

The pastor Msetb to'siij 

h 

tlg'St-J 

for thtf ptaTir 

M pn Battlrday, July 

bu ' subject ;#lliP :

B OUT HEWSi, OCEAK COY, It. I, JtoDAY, TOLt 15, 1027. 

SNMfe 

MB 

^Horace Bacon and 

.aw. 

* in. Hldwd 

i 

wen* the 

wen* the honor 

Arnutr. 

Pollfe Sun 

wty. 

Fran*] 

\ Henderson. Fretf-1 

ilBttm. NK. Nowl 

BIf, Boston. I 

to her 

en my taysler 

John (Wsab 

i turn's i' 

*nl Mrs. Noniun 

Friday afternoon and 

. j* fkr afternoon m 

Jntt]pla>rlng Unnts 

anil 

n b i b 

* TerT *>• 

»«rv*d on 

the hoateea. Thorn 

Ull» delightful 

event 

Mf. Hd Mr*. Norman Jet 

.IHr.-and Mrs, Richard Nel 

, Mr. atttlfra. Joseph Fowler 

, and Mn. Kdward Biggin. Jr 

, and Mrs.: Addlneton B. Cauip- 

, Jr.. Mt and Mm John Rig 

IT. and Mrs. Harry iPagan. 

£Uiat»th. 

Alibis and 

Frank Preseott and family, or 

Bart Jervls, N. Y., have been TIBltlng 

Samuel Westcott snd family. 

Mr. nod Mrs. Charles Wvlngston 

are./mending some time with 

Mr, and;Mrs. Leroy O*ndy, In 

uflWo. N. V. 

The adult Bible Clam - lUirw Vtaw 

will 

llnttonwood si-liool 

thl | 

Ml ml Mrn William Actl» I 

Jr 

ih.LI,d his pai.nt 

times duriiif; llji, IV! ek. 

i;,rrn,,n 

y In Millill 

lire united In marriage nn 

, Jnne 6, at Hlkton, Md, 

Iind Mrs, Brnest Filer are 

l csnfntulatlona upon the 

Melim, 

iMIMred Wulp, of New York 

Uin Edna lossnan, of 

were week-end guests 

i Harriot H, Mecray, at the 

fColunbia. Miaa Mecray will I "*]" 

la few diys it Cranberry ' 

' 

,IUi Mr, and Mi*. B, H 

p 

ington gtr#pt 

Mr, 

'— 

OCC«t« WIEW 

JiEft 

E 

Dias Creek 

jipnrtuient. 

The many Irlenilu uf Mr, Frank 

Illne are KI.,,1 to know lie lu uu 

the road to rctovcry. 

Mi 1)III jthy stepbtiiMin li m Mr Knspp is hnlldlng 

teitullilnr liir iitpbrw \Mlllim | [ion h 

Sipp of Wi,t Ottan < ity 

I jir Ralph Norton spi nt Mon 

M 

Wllllim Mnnil li u(f. iliiEida) at Plcasaiitvllle 

Mi-B I.I i Stfici;. of Philadrl 

phla w a the gursi pr Mr and 

Mr. Everi-tt J Jirrrll dnrlni, the 

neek 

Mr an( Mr» John Mltllnger and 

aon Elmer nf Nuranod Pu sp^nt 

Ihe neck end in ( pae Maj 

Thiinrellnr Edwin I 

ttilkor nt 

Ne» rh la n SUP6I at ronarfar. j from an ai)f,cegH en 

Elmer Cobh ia cni.-rli.lnli 

cousin from GlMHboro. 

Mr. and Mfe, H. Eldredge 

In SViiawond galurday, 

L. smitb has returned to 1 

delphla after apnnding a 

with his family. 

Miss Ndrmii FlBhi-r v- 

Catherlne Foi, of Finning ( 

ver the w#ck end. 

and Mrs, llarrjr Stltiii^; 

Mr, 

family 

were 

Friday, 

Sir. and Mra. Wilbert Holitaji^ 

,'B!ertalni>d 

•.iil-,,f-(,,wn "IT^M 

Thumday 

afternoon, 

Mr, Paul 

Aek!i>y 

Millvllli. Saturday, 

BUSINKK3 HOURR 

On .Saturday the store In Open 

until 10 r. M. Other Week 

Days- 8 A. M. lo I! P. M. 

Daylight Saving Time 

Phenomenal Money Saving 

Values in Hurley's July 

Clearance Sale of 

CLOTHING 

Women's and MisW 

Silk Dresses 

-li 

For Summer 

[ Sports Washable Silk, Flat Cnpe, Oe«r. 

Mated Crepe and Georgette. 

1 Fascinating Froclu In the newest styles 

| for Hiunmcr. Smart and ililc trinirnlng, 

I Careful wsrknunship. These high quality 

' Dresses are wonderful values, White and 

high shades of orchid, nmlze, rose, piBk 

and Nile green. 

$ 10 ,95 


Sale 

Price 

Former Valnn np to $20.00 

One and Two-TVouiei* 

MEBLATTCO^ 

Atlnntlc Gty'* Gresl Department Store 

GREAT NEWS FOR HOME OWNE, 

Tremendous Reductions Have Been Made on 

New and Desirable Merchandise for die * 

JULY SALE OF 

HOME FURNISHINGS 

The Snnuner Seawrn Emt Beat Bdayed By Unfavorable Wt»tter~fl«r Stocks of- 

Stoer Goofe Have Rot Bored Hapidly Enongi,' Aay Met* Ha. Been Xow" 

• • 

For ^nfcfc Clearance and Inrjnded Jm nib Safe. Come to Athntio * 

William r. Mecray, of 

|May; Mlas Mililr.Ml Wulp, of 

jrk, and Miss Edna Soaanand 

son, of Phliawere 

recent guests at the 

lie Hotel, 

Deerifilf and family, nf j 

ila, are occupying 

their, 

i Guemey Street for the 

Lafore, of Philadelphia, 

ng his property inler., 

May ibis wek, | 

ând Mrs, James tfroelz-inger 

illy are spending Urn sum= 

i relatives, 

, Harry Lnmmon, Sr,, pn!fir= 

I the mrnrh-r4 of hrr hriilge 

ly afternoon, 

Bliiaheth 

Wood, of Wilhas 

been visiting hi.T 

rs, Stephen B, Wilson, for 

Mra and -Mm Of ant Bflott, of 

Wllku. liarpc, were wteh «nd 

BUeHis qf Mr and Mrs. Samuel M. 

Mr and Mrs rhnrl(?n Fffdprick 

Bi-ico. of DeLaneey 

Place, have 

opened their cottage in thhs rwrirt. 

MlhS Pornthy Owrms nnil MUit 

Mary 

pfiwrlj art sptl Wii^htnK. 

tsn Sire?!, 

Joshua 

Ho r Ion and family, nf 

.MonrcHtnwn, are vlfiitlne in i Apt* 

Mny= 

Mr nhd 31 n. Rayniand Vfinnmnn 

nflii family t:prni Kunday with 

friFBda in AtLmfic C'lly, 

Mrn= Audley Unrrrlfion iinii 

dauphlRf, nf Aft-iniir 

* "ity, werp 

Wnrk^nd 

ElU'Nl Of Mrs, Alhrrt 

John^nn at ber Washington Mlroot 

 

Mr. 

Ijarhy 

nii 

Wii 

n ot th« mftnt »rfl, 

be ao ntted u to .^rrmofia taj*M " 

Into asartaianti. -' \ 

A party from FhUadelBkU h+ 

ncentlr Ufcen KawMlon ot A 

house and ia «alng It for a 

f 

for chlldnn. 

A; 

•rrmngsBenti to han U 

9 meet the demands. 

Mr. anl UK Wflllaa 

md ianllr, of -B.tW»ta«i.. W4 1 

•re vultort «I .l£r.>:*«d MH+ 

J o n e s , , ' •"•• ••' ' ; - ' : ' / ' - \ « M 

WlUlatn J. Miller ii UfUUrf 

survey mala of nil lout o» 

the near future* 

Same of tB« nsTllRHW , 

Ih* Hsr Soiuu, 1. »p«a1mj tlr* i, 

snmowr u. tka S« OuM J*att-' ; 

nentt, . ' '.',"• " •'•?&$?% 

nAlng !• MB0rt»d .«- ImllUt'.M*; 

better serc now tsmn uHltt lkv 

the waaan. 

_ J;; ; L ;"•*'•''-'•.?$% 

Tin windy cusa whb"''^"^1 

brags about being hotp^hUiSo^«:-*«i'« 

will •«•"' *Wttt msr 

J ' 

ohuici arliwl. 

( "' vtmm 

BEST BUYS OF THE WEEK 

in REAL ESTATE 

vl IW 

STOHE HAXBOB 

Two Lots on First Avc. 

50x110 

$1400 

J. Marshpll Letton 

Srd Avenue »t 96th Street 

BT0NB HARBOR, N. J. 

510 Walnut Street 

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 

Lombard gel) 

$1,100 

Furnished bungvlow with 

. modem convniiiences 

Very comfortable for 

four person*. 

A Real Boy 

GEORGE B. SPRINGER 

filOKE XABWI 

Oce»n,Front 

PupaOf, 

Thre^ bedroap*, b/$hi t 

living room. £tm$L toam,' 

kitchen, refrigetator ro^l 

Twocai put«igo '" 

g 

Two-cai 

HARRY J. UTTLE' 

EBAL tOTAtm 

Btoiie SIAOT, ». ir ?• 

Bell Pnoo»7ll ' .-*' 

•ss? 

SALE 

roar b*dWNMu Md Mar toajfii I 

-' * v*i 1 

Asartmut In BaMMt^

Arnuti 

nm 

, TrnnM 

I Hondeison. frcd-V 

BN, Boston, I 

to tt 

en any fnyster 

John (WMH-J 

I man's i" 

I the i 

nimrtell. AB 

«ft.v ' " 

•wafrUuiti I 

•ttaf'tfllht!" 

Ittrtnt with »« 

. always eleven 

certificate, tod 

„ Hduiii-h 

fecoUlKllan. 

comnninlcatl 

Bred. 

K 


had 

i by the 

fleft his 

feel 

afersr 1 

to 

ttlMilitto i 

i tlraatj. i 

''i 

held Mm'I 

IIww InJ 

Hn would, 

jand ww tnj 

had 

a. -Too 1 

Jjdetert 

.an* his 

tour of 1 

and 

stood wll 

hST*" 

(Jeanne 

rlowlj 

y. She 

She 

-attitude • 

leu I 

f paused to 1 

* in* iaU» '•* 

tit 1B I 

It 

me. 

! Wl 

i wen! 

What To Do -Where To Go 

What To See 

At the 

Theatres 

Next 

HIPPODliOME THEATBE. OnU 

' C«T—*T« «l«t lets T.nde- 

•TBle •nil (uiart picture, 

HDWTS CASINO. WUdwoocJ— 

SundlT, Monday, ud TnBSajr, 

-mrned;" WsdBtMur. Thor«- 

ttj. 

Friday. '•Bookies." 

HONT'B BEOEN% WUdwood— 

Entire week. "Ban loan," 

weti—"The Better -Oto." 

HtXQN THEATRE, WUdwOod— 

PtER THEATHE, Be* Lil. City— 

Friday. "chUdnB of Dirw;" 

*~BMord»y "0nU4a and ermine;" 

6und»y. Ttlf Telapnona Girl;" 

STMpliT, "The Trails End," 

SkSOpSaJ, -King of tbi Puki" 

Wednesday "Bab, fames Home," 

Tiuindsy and Friday, 'Tie 

of farter* Worth," 

SRACA THEATEE. Bm I«l« City 

-^Mdu ud lunrday, "Tell 

II Jg TOeMBriBMi" luniUy. 

•WattWrtaiJ:" MeiuUy. "TM 

^Waefcandlni 

Heart:" Tut*. 

!e. Kelly, BJd«." Wed- 

U. 5, Fleet Shown 

In Marine Film 

Photograph Pacific Squadron 

for 'Tell It to Marines" 

new paramoui 

Is the Lyric ' 

en Sunday, is a fharader earaedv 

of the (lib children of Manhil. 

tan. Wi a homely tale of 

Presents 

Bevy of Screen Stars l**^11 .. 

A Villain Must 

Dress Snappily 

Resentment 

Against Him 

Fostered By Dandyism 

Wtir is the TliUln of a play 

usually tfcc h«t i)rm»d nj*n la 

it; 

Till li ill* rimer strange fact 

wmid M«rtlndtl, Edward COnuel- 

\y. Owrgo K. Artnur. John Mllh 

Jan. Lllll.n Lflghton, O)ton Hoffnun 

and othcra of note. 

New La Rocque Film 

Laughing Knockout 

"The Cruise of the jasper 

B" Thrilling and Humorous 

dajr lives that la nol, hewerer. | _ , ,,, , „ | rarro. mi Aim ler 

lacklBg In msuenU of graBdeur |rainos, 

IVHrth. Human In- to the New peoplM Tb 

TKe Fselfle fle«; (ft lull 

practice, never before permitted 

to be the urge* for a aim ea 

IP era* la one nf the g?ns£i tonal 

ipectaeisl to be seen at the Braca 

Theatre Friday afld Saturday, in 

the 'massive production of 'Tell 

It To the Marines." Metro-Goldwyn-Mayera 

epic of th* United 

States Marine Corps, and ia 

rhich the Intimate lives of the 

'soldiers of t&e sea" form 

The chief characters. Slims, 

and ftll. played by Evelyn 

L»wr. 

terest in Progran 

duct of ffieir Mew York depart 

rnent =• and boarding bîis* 1 

enviroim., iii as anything that hasprung 

from American smi 

It Is 

[bat 

running after 

theory borrow 

plfture its !tfi*> 

liTton Sills at 

Hunt s Casino 

la the aiming 

•lining Ramon Sowiin 

Alice Terry, rntnlng 

ealre. Mill 

vllle. neil Tuejday and Wedom. 

day. 

In the new M.tro-Ooiiiwyn 

Mayer romance of Spain. I bo 

iad 

Saturday _Uie Crl-ibeat drgMBl jaan js_ John MllUn 

terton Thr*, Briitftton. wHIt— rttts plsfs lie werMrt thing ia 

premni the Tiffany Production, 8 villain one can Bn.i in Ibis vll- 

' Bark stage." (he story of four lain.lens play 

chorus eirls who were always 

The villain is often a fortune.'the story, which haj appeared lo 

one aiep licM of toe landlady, burner -al»ays an artlnetal man, novfl fonti; Zelda Seafa and Tay 

• lib i R.-eal cant, including Wil.'-^nd the air of being over-j Oarnetl are responsible for ' 

Hani Coiller. jr. Barbara Bedford., dwwed proelalnis thiii—twsidea'adapilon. and Bertram Mlllhatiser 

AlbKria Vaughn. Ell«n PereyJ arousing the resentment ib 

Shirler OHara, 

This win be indresaed man always don 

conjunction irUh 

Ueli 

j r^ri fpiira the big city houses. 

have to he 

Comic Strip Chursrtm 

(ml tie production tki 

îtiB iauiiiiir ksoekoiiL" 

BtgulM EnflTe 

parenl: Yej, ml boy, the Ud 

who married, Bj girl 

gela a 

prtw, 

ThomiB: ' Goodneu, tbat'o >n 

Inducement. 

Notice; "Large pewart for the 

person who ran take IB* "Stall" 

out of •Insullmenl • 

lloean f,,r 

Wlnn wordj 

Joq , 

There Is n dlffernlt; 

faahlon t»lnE wld 

t iKjpular d( 

A very ^ 

A«k M 

y dllm 

J0a 

from ih, olT 

According to the Da Slille fir 

turej Corporation, Rod La 

Roeque's new etar picture. "The 

Crul«e of the Jasper B." which 

will be shown at the Lyric The. 

atre. Woodbine, nttt lunday.L» 

^mjraaiiraiiy T "IBiiiitiB 

nlit." 

Don Marquis Is !he •uthor of 

the Criterion's why mreen rlilalns are the best 

big city house: \ef nsn, (B4, Mua,d me to laugh 

production is a vliid ' nte I have laughed at the rushe* 

S 

iOUTM JtRSiVS FOR6MOST 

NISHTLV 

Plcturer.—|'«rfettl 

OBITERION 

w*3rf#cd£y and Thursday 

"One Hour of Love" 

" c ggjf=!- N - e 

A afippiilg 

Human iigFy sf The 

drama of mpdeJB SpalB, based on 

rtlttne a cut of screeB charae. |tbe polwnous effect 

1 ki h 

recking the souls of its Tic was enlhjulaiMie over the produc 

Ramgn Noifarro and Alir 

•a -1 •- •• M'n r 

ln * sci-onipllshmeni conipleted by, ll m * 

Kookles 

Mill |-ollow Last sltiro-Coldwyn.Mayer in the »e. Tirry play the hero and heroine 

he strange social probiem pre- 

Of 

playtfs 

Davit's |a 

Three Days of Week 

eaat thai include 

nsopolitan 

lie Ihe 

' ridgeten, en 

Monday and 

if. Mac. Feastngton 

•»- -f «u,b America ,H,,,..| ! rt,lnuca!nl 

TIM. IT TO THE »UNV' 

BotMnf bnt tte fcstPhotopUys 

Matinee Ereiy fcy—S:M) 

iBg 9IBWI—7 and 1 P. JL 

Son M 

Friday atad Sat 

"Bottmt 

THEATRE. Waodhiat— I "»*«*• practiee wai aimed In de- , urday Karl 

"The 

Wnn( Jlr.| ul1 ' 

wlth 

Urn Chaaer, William Arthur in 

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noted pliy»n trtinj their plan># I trartlon. ih. 

Irttdnr. "The ffny Mr.]**"' 

wlth 

^Ba _Ch«asjr. William Arthur in ths funny cinplf>y4>

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IS7 4ir ind (H 

Hiki.r Uf 

REAL ESTATE FOE SALE 17 

Specials at the Stores 

Wt 

NH-J> I \I Ml-I 

'iinfdoupf h in mi* Io. 

P*rrl i If ihli wliit'r 'i 

t nr I Irrld 

mint IH nr feoo Hnrlror. A(tr;w'tfv* r.-rm" Will 

for othi-r s ^ n 

r rlty Impnivii] itrop4tp 

WH HAVE 

Mutlnrii In th 

IM TO i 

A O \nniironi. 411 l^v Av. nn til** T. t\ r««t In dn 

(bran (Ity till rilibri*- ty done 

¥TV *t\ng of nil lUvirf to 

n tl,- n..irih .1* 

HAVt 

OITl & lit \ltl> 

f 

W 

l»AltTT AMD 

Aahfai|F fm- aU 

lotarm 

BJHI etc can 

nle i Itr IM 

k Iii th** firtrmonA 

2 orloefc 

r»t Tlnw 

ut whlrh Un* 

rt at) fwrB«nji lh*t ai* 

In or ilif ty 

u.ll IM 

heard 

pr* 

for 

WiM < nr Civ* II It % 

Think of wluit (• Ijt 

m in In Amc of 

ploynunt 

Jijnk a portion 

IN IHh IJi,AItt iir> In unusual 2 ucrr 

firm 

ultiy lititm, nn ntmndnnc? of fruit 

nulii hlEhwny I'ric* d 

L B/tlf fonaiilt 1- *I 

*i-h O*.po Mrty O>urt Hnnaf 

—20 

Ihfl b|avr 

Hue. located right *r 

nrrn 

n-^tjiiirjnt micl , iKlnn th*- i^ntifiir 

Till Ofvnt I i,i 

Iftrtiur Bn> iH-fuirlru 

loin i nml nlcf pcvrlt Imprrtvri 

{llll 

ploynunt Jijnk a portion nery nof>k 

nml l»i mlr Thf Oi ran tMl* 1 

Natloti-il 

DrtnU ttrinn f'lli ij 

win re. CAI^, OH iwoHr 

OUr flTfl 

taT>oklDt 4n hVW W 

htlp you Irtilld nfiij own 5our or Iômt^r f'o 

nd 

Imlldlnff nn 

^Htljf of nil kliiiln 

for iw)0. S |.- t - ca,l, „„,! 2 n V 

l>rr nioiilti: llii.jfti lotn nr mil to /Miami. 

IM 

parttoular 

hair c«L 

nd d 

Why 

.(•IPS* 

To 

punli4b 

down 

up her 

for 

rolling 

T Haw her 

And IauKlietl at it, 

'"DrijvltyV 

Tuo twul of wf( 

in 

rnLAM SODAS AMI TASTI 

i"jfl Orlnkfl yon luwnl tmlnl ^ r«n 

unlfâfl J oil hitvo tnrlî nuru 

IEGHT—IJHT VOITR 1'ltOl'KKIl 

)!• Uu: w 

Rtnlly Ounpany, S42 

O 

it 

Inn* 1 '2 1«7 -^ 

BOARD OF CHOSEN FHt=E '*" 

CAPF MAY COUNTT, 

Ajtmry Avc, 

In tlm In-nrt of thl 

by G. M. Payne 

WHO'S CUCKOO NOW? 

Swiod trM 

Hotirrl of n *Vwl»oW*rP 

rV>Urt . 

J 

on Aiiffunt ^rd J*" 

P V 

D-IIIIEM RitlrUF Tlpii 

r LATEST frrrijs IN 

CDtnMTTPit wllfi 

rourtroux 

I » moUntf hmiixt 

n Jfoltrfat WlWWood 

N*t aefVA from ttw povi 

•How 

DUIIEI * 

lilne nil* mrtlo" of • 

hl 

sulit 

rrtlslilne 

Rnttm or Uahtlnr sumlii 

iniunlnatloir or ontn>ural» 

Io the Puhllfe 

All bid. murf be 

"1th tlm rt.in« 

Uon4 prpfHirF4 or ti^Mn 

Ontn. JUetiUetU. cmfcn of 

n» In oMnlnol «P°J 

DD to tho An7 

t 

M* 

N. J. 

All Mfla nnt ta 

,_ 

Milrtt Hand Tr' »' lb " 

JICCOXTLIBHSIBNT 

education with Inl»nd« 

•ml or- 

O«»YIMI5T IB, 

IP 

lfl of Arl>Utll« Tcninl 

their offlCiTS up Tli ma 

Thtsy ttl 

i (heir grfliid oHI**tii 

Tti* 

of ll#lBlfrv|llo i*nipl' 

at-ii all «*nj()ytint""in li i 

the car* 1 

of I>r ijkV* 

Sf" I'AHK Ilvr -FORMgB-.! 

H)iim iind ap«fimar«(i ii iM-initi r^puin d lor th 

full and winter truilt* 

Mini CKtli i-hhtr nf Phil i*l* 1 

plliu 

HDUIL i iitrt of I he nam 

*vi|iii Him 

^hurl 

fm I iMiy , ^ ninfx 

Ml um] Mr^ Hiruhl Bnil-r 

cut* ruin*-! it ImiiM on Turn 

duy. Mr anil Mm. 

nf Wllilwdnd 

ml 

Tin 

M u mh or Ih* rtiutr ll 

h< M lilt ii umillhly ni< < Iliij on 

M< ilntî I i> i v nhn ii (h< < liun h 

ilttr ]>) i>* r nit 11 ni) 

1*1 irlri (.rittul i \\Wt In.ii pli 

4 imp in f UI.(| Hi* f ii.Hplinll 

triiiilin^nl. 

Mr, uml Mm. Wnlii'r 

3hlvi>rn. 

of Wllilwoml. WITI' lull' Mollilny. 

nn-purinr; Ihi.tr propi'lly fill m 

i upunry. 

Mr, anil Mm. FfrKHSMin in* 1 

I'll 

ii-rfuliiliin nDiiif Hull- fulkn tiiuii 

Dennisville 


M rp. 

Helen Vun Arstdalo 

u;(rtii, in H|jfiiilliifj 

KAVoml 

Urrf 

with li'î" ffruml(initbPl\ 

iinnitli 

('lif'ttier. 

im 

rinwf*ir*lf of Cupt* 

May Tourl lloiin«>. vlnlltul Alirtn 

lrt>m> WIH»IH(III over 111^ wottk enri- 

\(r9, Annii Sriill «l>'->i\i "no . < 

Xt -i [•Mini (i:tti'ly Is Mmiiwllne 

Ihtf HiiiiiniKr with II>T i)iirr In TlRlMnff her 

.liiuKhlfr, Mi!*. C W. Iiâtiu>r. of 

r Port 

lUc liijnM 

Wiy 

Mffi 

HohTlM vln»M nt 

(bo horn* 1 

of Mnt. H^r.i n 

(if C'OUlt llOHni). lOr !M*Vtrtlin < lt> vldtur On Iliuriiliy 

Mm 

lliliii ill I lci)(l mil Rni 

f frin i | i>tnf ^ 

Ali 

'l 

,,,.1 .1 ,. 

Hli-liai.1 Iionsliiily. of 

N. Y,. hl 

(I iy inI11(ih HT Of. IHF- OMtllKiN 

IH- IHI 

TUCKAHOE NATIONAL BANK AT TUCKAHOt N J 

al th* clot* of Uuv.ncti on Jbno 3a, 192/ 

us. 

fill 730 fur till nl* i 

imnid oilur irini liiuk 

| in \ ult ninJ itinount Jut Iroi 

i fund with II H rtriiii 

Tolftl 

_ 

Total 

§F 4JJ- NtU Jt Wit \ 

I It L SMI fit ( aa 

' Dial tlit ul>oiIilON 1>I rUt 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT PORT N0RRI& N J 

it the U0*« of bu«ln*?it on tins •» 1927 

_j 

7y ijdfi 

Jflfl. uitMtnn 

Jllcd to *Ki.ito clrrt 

Mhtt U, S Uuvtriiii 

" Ulal _ _ 

vtoft*, nivkn BKi 

In ii. V J5;IS 

trwrvo will, j-^d 

mult 

II tut iiiiioiit 

Pit dtift rrt>iii Hint* 

Its neon, caflh II* ins 

pptlun fund wltli 11- 

T*.titl_ 

_ 

|l itovk puld In _ 

o*tt« *uhjfct 

npaid ^— 

Sr?TS^ 

to ch«* 

. JSl JS> 15 

— ]HBS 

If 

Kill Ml 

pl.ij.,| In U I I.I u.Kid 

Marmora 

Ml H SUP WIIIIH nf III {1)1 Tlty 

IH \ i> Itlii} Ml It 1 ll tall 

plinth 

A 1 u {,i uiinihir fiom thli ll 

iliill> 

Ittimliil tin lit nit n ^ ll L 

iAi\t> in ruikatiit on tli< 

tuurth 

ill in.I IIl-i Uiutimi Hill V 

ami iliutUlu "f triiikllmllli 

^jit [ll Mini liy itlltl hit tin 111 r 

1 lli>tiu IJ illlnfct I 

Mr iml Mn Llalim. Sill I 111 

lloiLif oni Ijy 1 Lit wi i k 

Blllli 

Si|i[i iv i|ii>nilln£ i wn-k 

wllh till aunt Ml MuirH SI, 

plu iiiuiii ur Wttit 

u 

ilt)^ with MT 

mil Mn Wlllljin Si pi. 

Eilward 

Mi ami ML'is Ruth 

llnlli'y nioturcil tn Oi: 

TlitirHilay t^viîilng. 

Tin- Alpha ('lull h. • IM.-Ii 

immthlv mi'i-tlnt' In tlm I'. It. t; 

Clut) IIOUKR Frhliiy cveiiinr;- 

Mr. anil Mrs. Earl Kaini .Hi>fnt 

.Monitay In Ailantii- City. 

Mr. ami Mm. William Bui in 

Jim! (hiu^litpr, 

Patrlola. of At 

Ijinili' City, «p»nl Friday 

wltb 

h(..|- iniitliiT. 

Mr. ami Mm. Aai Mailara mo 

iluncl io Tiickahun WfilneHilay. 

Mr 

ami Mu 

ami mm HUH.i 

Clly .Monday. 

William 

Bapii 

ell' 111 AtlllUtli 

South SeaviHe 

Mi iml Mi t I MIHWIC w< 

OrtJIl City \l Iliiri Fouith of 


Mr an I Mil H f" 

whllliif 

anil um Hiiny .mil Elinî El 

l*»nl>i r(jt I \l [llil Cutup l-llflbt.il 

oiti tin wi i k i ml 

MM II tt AIIIIITHIIII and MKi 

Mil I ut) Sillily tinil Majttr Jduui 

âilly 

with Mr mil Urn W J 

rliki i lit I PII Wltilwtmd Similiy 

Mi mil Mih Jubti Uncap ^r 

anil Ml«i Bi-tly n«»p win Wllil 

wood vltiltor.i over th*j week 

Frank Alilmtt vlnltiil liluiili 

in Stum llirhiu Mimil iy i^nliifllh 

II IIIMim hia liîn ilnli 

Inr ll. r fl».lir In MIlMlli 

rhuli'H mill i si 

mil Mi O 

Wrr.lnliy 

ittimkil lhb? la e it^rtalning 

till BUD nnd wl'e fnr Eonii" Urn 

They are now making tlielr lion)e 

In Florida 

Mm. Stacy Pooling, of Cuwlrn, 

ilaited her alnen ««er thi> week 

entl. 

Mr and MM, John 

ShelJoli 

wore Wlldwooil vl&Uora MiiiKt^y 

Mr. and Mr" John Koran Sr 

and MM Betty Rocap spent Ibr 

hoildsra 

with Mn lineup'* 

b~»lhrr, of NotUlfli'Ii'. 

John and pill ]IQ~H> *?? 

All. II Mikiiuini anil family nf 

( luinl it pi II I S.iiniiliy nlrht 

with 

Airirn Nn ki i mil and fun 

liy 

Mn linim- t nrmm i:ntirtiin 

nl 

similiy Mi iml Mm Un 

BlIKlll mil ihllilnn nr Wild 

WIHIll 

Mli ( lurln H i

i. CttrUm towctfj 

g 

ArmstrongJ 

nun* 

Fogy, 

f Henderson. FrciT-1 

. NK. Now! 

UN, Boston. | 

to U«r 

: any 

, John (Wai 

i man's i' 

i Kennedy, ther] 

»;an* there t 

r ,Umt tff 

them with pad 

. always « 

I one. 

certificate. 

Inltl 

,_rt tetograp 

communlcatl 

Kennedy wU 

•, ot Urn Cad 

hid rtomble 

i by the i 

• l«jf hte can 

teul 

»«tT 

r 

be to 

Lite i 

»tD natural 

m two J 

ID 

.told 

held tdm'j 

d«d; 

He i 

|tbe- lines In I 

would J 

( nod woe to] 

had 

ir. "The 

r,d«*n 

His 

B 

tato 

Fluntf I 

She 

fteen IMH,I 

Etttol 

It 

|apd tin. 

d. rta 

thatJ 

[ yon : 

MIII en raw,ntxur em, w. J, WMAT. irar n iM7. 

School at *fypid &&,& t>. 

Whin Houw In the Black HUli Wlm Pn»lr Byron Pyl*\ »lri ami ion 

Zforman, of Fltrnan niotort 

in I M .1 

Dividing Creek 

Horn* r 

M|' 

rri. I 

ofjvm, 

. f ih. Il 

Ml 

Ilouur 

Jlr I Ml III h i I 111 i(k 

«m -ini! • IillrtTi n i i I \l I i/ili 

Dlifkxon nf L-1 ill U r tl lied 

rililliu h. n Mil 111 

Mr HI I Mi J h i \\ i hill in,! 

Rudolph I ul[< mi tn il 

\IIM1IIKI 

wire fUt I* nf Dinilln \\ I hut 

Sunday and Motid iy 

Mr ind Mm »rn llemi M n( 

MlllxJIli |H . 1 Mi.ndi} i-Lnlli), 

hlib Jam 

I Ahiii Rubbing of JSdgPhJS 

riturnii! to hi f home 

f< r ill, tnmuii r 

Juy ( l.l». of the Baptist 

h ht mi t 

J.ili 

rutifiin 

Liumi 

Mr ind Mi 

nnil son 

i r 

Mr -mil Mt 

Hi-rh. rl It 

l to OI->LIII 

S:il

May 

Enter Circulation Contest 

dosed Cani With Hire* HandtGA 

Awards Make Moat AOuring Rewards 

LETC* Offered in This Section of New Jersey 

t Assure All Workers Being Winners 

Entries in tbe $3,000 Pria Campaign 

Anntfn 

NIC Ntwl 

open *•; kp On ttm 

wtn »< prtnlM In 

[ th. two nMfinipeni. 

*hLj»p way. of 

which win win 

f 

noaa ^rSo enters thU cam' 

tDd turns in at liaut om 

SDhsc.-ipllon Of any length by ( 

o'clock next Wednesday will be 

credited with 10,000 bonus or »itra 

polnus. These free fnlnts win be 

tai addition to the 5,00o.free Ooints 

given for entering the campaign 

and in addition to the points the 

•nhserlpUon will earn under the 

regular point schedule Jist torn 

In at least one or more snDscr 

Uont within the next few days and 

t away to a tout 

start. Thin 

KUWO iKmtfs contwfl will only 

count -with the Ont subscription 

and only one coupon win tw accepted 

from each worker. 

Exb« Faint Offer How 

During the next three weeki be. 

giiuitng today and cn"nz on Wwt 

(Wadii. Arignst 10. workers in the 

attMIcn wUl be given 60.000 

fcXTRA POINTS, in addition to 

the rcgnlar point schedule print**) 

da Uw TKtlpt boots for each ant 

every MM worth of mbscrfpaona 

they tarn in. Ths subscriptions 

do not have to be turned in In 

18*0 hits all H OBB iSjnt. in& - 

1 

' i •*' ''if. V> -, ", 

galn*d entranw to his nhott earlr 

lut Saturday, where he SUrprtHd 

him. Battle made his eflcape af 

ter a wrutliBg match with the 

popcorn " magnate, who U ffianf 

pounds lighter than Battle. 

Battle dUappeand for a few 

dam but Thursday he net Mae 

and Innocently inquired if "you 

rwant to see me," "Ton bet I 

do." Mae rfip'ieil, and called an 

officer. 

a result Battle M 

held 

under tlOO bail by llagutrsti 

Ware for He grand jury. Tie 

bearing wag held on Thursday 

afternoon. 

The victim declared that he 

did not wiah to send Bstlle to 

Jail, but he thougni Me should b« 

made to pay for the etuff which 

had been Molen, which included 

popcorn, apples, s 

peanut* and 

other Boardwalk deUeallM, 

Civilization seems to he improving 

We're had fewer crou-word 

pnnles taut past winter. 

Darby Reports 

Many Rentals 

Report Demand For Quarters 

Show Big Increase 

The office of Frank B. Dartf 

reported many rentals nude dur> 

Ing the past week, with an increased 

demand for apartmenU 

and cottage*. 

The same office also reported 

the sale of a Dutch Colonial bun 

gsiov at 704 Pint street, for 

Charles C, Beehtold, of Philadsl. 

pnla, and a two-fasiUy apsrtnient 

at 70 ieventh street for A, u, 

Fairbanks, of Iwarthmore, The 

sale prices were not reported. 

Th« (oliowlag \a a list o( 

rentals repafUd by this office; 

805 Delancey Place, second floor, 

for Mary Andernn: Beuide 

apartmerrt F, for Violet P. Moien; 

Meal apartment, OBI floor, for 

Alberta Cline; 110 Fourth Street, 

cottage for W J, Pratt; 836 

second Street, second Boor, for 

William MeAdoOi 171 BrlKbton 

Place, second Joer, for Nina 

Orawford; 711 Anbury Avenue, 

Ocean Cit 

Diamond* in the Rough! 

fiiglt in tie &wt of This Ttmoat Sew J t 

190 LOTS 

Between KfttarA lal Twenty-third SteeeH, a$* J 

Wat, 8imp«n, Ihvai ud Bay 

Ataua, 

Adjoining the Rivier. 

and Only Oat Bloet Prom Aibary Aven*. 

f 

Win Be Bold At 

AUCTION 

To the fiifhert Bidden 

FrkUy «nd S«ttrrd.j, July 29th «nd 306V ^ 

ntl;3OP.M., each day 

Under Tent—H«ln OT Shine—at 8ti St. and Atlaaik j 

Tnue lots are batween Ashury Avenue and tht J 

fronting on lay Avenue, which la now being mate i 

Boulevard from the center of Ocean City and conna 

all South Jersey routes. Within one block is the 

Street railroad station, 

Directly adjoining Is the famous Kivlera, which tf j 

being improved into the most beautiful ami complete i 

seashore developments, with winding boulevards, 

lighting, beautiful hones. 

A Latort Model CHEVROLET CAB wfll be given i 

flat Silt ABSOLUTELY FREE! Ten d«Vt hive t»1 

Jast be there in order to bave yssf duuue to* I 

75 FEB. , 

of Purchase 

_ 

Straight Mortgage 

Ttt fwo ftars 

Title 

M 

OMMI City. 

Title «id Trittt, 

far Information, Phone, Write or Call 

O T I O N E 

Suite 111, Broadway Bldg., 23 Brotdwsy, Ounda, ] 

name: Csmdcn SilS 

EALCO DEVELOPKEHT CO., Owncti 

143 M«. 13th ft, PbihuWiiBui 

A Special From 

A Beautiful BeachiTont Home 

Ideal Location 

Five Bedrooms 

All Furbished 

Price, $16,000 

$10,000 Mortgage 

BERTRANDT. and T. J. 

CAREY 

Fifteenth and Boardwalk 

m 

Real Estate-Mortgages-Insurance 

OCEAN CITY . •- - . 

fc) I •*,! it anas 

file Horse 

Pitchers 

Next Week 

ntville and Local Ki- 

|nii Oubs in Inter. 

Club Match 

Wednesday 

New Jersey's Next 

Governor? 

I by Amoa Hall, president 

fmeasantvllle Ktwinlg Club, 

gallon of 35 Klwciiil.i 

•the neighboring city w 

[the membeni of the 

[iwnnla OlUli in B lior»i.ali,,o 

Ig Gonimi on the Municipal 

[will start about 8 P, 11. 

sedlng tbe 

nratehei! the 

pill hold an inter-eiuti miuit 

Yacht Olub, whlcn will 

|t 6,30 V M. 

"whig the meeting a speed 

pace betweoa u tiumttur ur 

i will be stagv'il on ibij 

log icportfid that tile ]'l.';i»- 

le' bora are pinnnlng to Ink 

|ho prile for the florKimlirii 

matchis, which l» % KI 

I plague, A number of th 

Klwnniang 

are qu[t< 

at this sport, 

[ hto be caught napping 

Brice and Paelc Bmltl 

t have a numbpr of fhp lo 

i In form and a numhi>i 

?§ hetweeii tlie luro 

|lans Is Ht'lKiliil.jil far liiils 

evening. 

iman Rents 

i a l k 

Offia 

JAMBS irBNnY HAnnigON 

Former Mayor's 

Granddaughter 

Seriously Hurt 

Mis« Victoria Fisher Inv 

patled on Iron Bridge Rail 

By Auto Craih 4 

AccidBnt Saddens 

Resort 

A wav£ ef sympathy swept over 

hn regsrt for Mim Victorian 

ishers and her paFentg* Mr. and 

MM. Vleior S, Pteher, of 17 

South Vent nor Avenue, SH the 

jii af an accident whlsh 

rfyj on the 

^mierB Foi 

Rff City Bouievflni 

Sunday. 

i 6, who is 

of the latg 

the 

I Ready For Hit July 

Realty Sale 

Trnimnn, New Juiwy' 

i real estnto nuctlnneer, ha 

office in thlii rehort m 

I his e^r-increniilBg grnah 

I auction business 

always bteB Mr. Trol- 

| practice to hare his o/ri 

Boardwalk and this vear 

be Doughly's Plor, Tiilii 

|wlll open on .Monday, July 

; yme to eomrilolo linul ur. 

nentt for hla July 29 and ?. 

fThis auction sale csnslMK 

lots sltuatell between Flf 

and Twenw-third itroelii. 

rent to the Hlvlsrii. It i> 

block from Asbury Avntlie 

jteurtoenlh Btreet 

These lots front on Bny, 

nd West Avenues 

r Jiil 

ob 

Plwar absolutely free 

} holder s( the winniBR num 

Bt will net be neccsKfiry la 

} lot In order to participate 

s holder of tho winning num. 

|uil be under the tent when 

Bber Is drawn. 

Mil comhiuiillori 

niicllnii 

|o( Imnriiveil and unlnipravMl 

are now being ichednd 

many haw already listed 

|ha!dlngi 'fokitkese ulea. At 

tlnie Mr, Traimnn and 

lUutlon nro, preparing for 

I Bales mid are urfinf those 

leslre to sell not k> delay 

let in touch with lilm at 

tier Finally 

PajdForWork 

Between Shore Fait 

Ins and City Settled 

f finril plinse ovW tho pnynwnl 

e work of burd surfacing 

Street, was pndoil ns iur 

} city waa concerntd Moml(i> 

An ordlnnnco providing funup 

' i work nasseil ilnul ruullng 

| Tlty and the Shore Flint Llm 

lffer^ncos as to tho 

In which tbe bill slmuM 

fill, olthdugh thxy ngrocd in 

Droportionnte shore The 

Is done by U Rlley Mlxner 

?re Fast Line «j« tn I>n> 

surfacing 

between \\w 

I contract was mndp fa such 

jilon the rity could pay the 

Past Line, but could not 

s contractor. Mlmcr finally 

I tho mutter by tdklng It to 

lltnd Judge Booy derided lh 

Mr In which the bill could be 

nger Bov 

[Nanrowly Escapes 

Trolley und Auto 

[Ea'gKth Street Mix-up 

Wrlfcbt, IB- 

Jano Wright, proprietor 

' Wright ivutaarant, nad a 

woape irom Injury when 

I on whloh na was rldlfujr 

|wedgtd between a trolley 

I motor car on tOghlh Street 

kTSOi'Uist'svenlng. 

rt Is a jnessonger boy for 

it'Western Union braneh. 

nv'qnlcklr from an sUer 

Wthth 

Street end mi 

* ii , i ' 

trota-ibli bicycle7J 

ld run avert 

Kmlvod • 

J. H. Harrison 

Is Candidate 

For Governor „' 

Former Senator From Essex 

y Tosses His Hat 

Into the Ring 

Election Is Next Year 

Tho 

Henry 

announrMiiont ai Jamgg 

ikirry*an, Newark lawyer 

niiil foiiiior •(mi! senator froin 

Esiifis Ojiifily, ihitt h« U an nflplnitit 

fur tliij Iiopubllciii! hoiiii 

nafii-Hi for uovurhor nest yyar, 

srimAi-i) ]SUl?f rfurpriKO lii pvrm 

111 tilijH?' loUt'h with the pollU 

î(imUctj) of tile atulu, 

II i.s nnnh- lias PU,MI rryqudii 

niL>nIiumj'-. i,i 

your bank account a^part " 

of eachiDonili'»eaniii*g«?, 4'

K'u ' 

item 

jr.EAN CITY NEWS 

I lYary IMday Afternoon, 

I ««w Km BofMuw. m As- 

Ooso, City, N. J, 

PÂGE OF THE OCEAN CITY NEWS 

SWDAYJ 

Printmt ami Publiikimg 

, Inc. 

' JtJHH a SMTH. Editor 

frk* n v |w. lull _ 

ID tb. United Ststu. 

d Cl 

tur Jalr 

aaU-Oni 

th* Id of 

: N*w nraer Pras A>and 

Nalfem*] Bdltoriiy Jkm* 

Bui aervke hat proven indf 

an important item in pusenger 

trauportation. Until recently the 

competition was not on an equitable 

baiis as the buses used the 

highways practically free, while 

the railroads were heavily taxed. 

Recent laws have changed this 

condition. 

It is the old story, the public 

better served by competition 

whether it be railroad, bank, shop 

or newspaper. 

the taferjr esav 

eaution signs, etc., people 

• will unait on jeopardizing their 

Wby people who ordinarily 

r,"Bne pud aente panes an inane 

to rnk life sod limb far 

nothing more than a thrill or to 

'. »f»e a second it i myltery. 

, Last week the heat wave drove 

fir,0.fgat horde of bathers into the,' to ° 

Despite the numerous 

tberc m ample rooni so 

(«*erf protected bitting beach for 

, ,t$ouHo4i 'of additional bathers. 

ft_ "jne protected bathing beaches are 

:-«* only the afest bathing beaches 

'tin in the bot place for a bather 

enjoy the sport 

They were 

for that very purpose, 

thousands of pawns laugfif 

! Unprotected.«ecticioi of the beach 

§/•» fcstbe. 

' Why? To snne probably the 

..nnprotecttd sections were more 

A IiTTLE CUE ' 

AT cnossnras 

With the great iniiot of mo. 

tor an during the summer season 

an increase in motor car acctdentt 

is to be expected, but many of 

the aeddenn of the past few 

weeks could have been avoided 

with a little care. The majority 

of these accidents occur at intersections 

and iin be directly traced 

to failure of motorists to slow 

electrical storms^ 

France and The 

down Hearing a comer. 

IAWS OE UJUVJULJE 

WOBE EVHttT 

It is easy for the superstiniMS 

to imagine that "nature" or the 

"demora" or whatever they chone 

to blunt, is working against this 

earth. There have been tunipoti, 

a total eclipse of the sun, extraordinary 

weather all around the 

earth, floods, 

earthquake^"' 

British Island! within a Ira dap 

had poured down ' upon them 

100,000,000 torn of rain with terrifte 

lightning and thunder. It 

the earth were as small is Noah 

thought it and flat as he supposed 

it was, 100,000,000 tons of water 

would have called for anotlirt 

ark, 

/ attend up into heseen, 

then art there; if I mate mj M\ 

in hell, behald, than art there" 

David wrote thus in the 139th 

Psalm, and the latest eanhquatej 

news reminds us that if we "tale 

the wings of the morning and 

You Just Know He's Glad 

By AOmn T. Rsirf 

-cnORnieot, but the majority of 

ff |he bathers amply are imbued 

> in ides, that nothing can hipi 

tothem. 

lartunattly nothing did happen 

wrdfc, but why the fooliih 

Certainly every grown per. 

i snow* that theie is an tle- 

. mi danger m any body of 

dstt a beyond their depth, 

lecirv doeint pay life guards to i 

I on the beach, hit^ protect ** «*>«*» 

'umrsTjr Dither who gen bf-|'"» **> *** ** W^Y *ank- 

Ihi or her depth, yet the ma, M *« «he same rate of fare u 

The toll for thi» negligence is j dwell in the uttemtopr part of the 

to warrant the riit of **»" we shall not scape the power 

a few seconds- 

I that rules ill creation. 

Three weeks ago there was an 

errhquake in Australia, the ethsfi ^^p^ 

side of the earth, "aggravated byj 

•••• 

loud explosions, buildings badly 

It has been noticed that many 

of the motorists who come to the 

seashore for a vacarion have a 

tendency to throw oH restraint 

and not practice the same caution shaken." 

Last week fathqualif 

they would use at home. Not 

that the local driven are beyond 

censure, but a review of recent 

aoodena show Aat the majority 

news came from andent Palestine, 

a quake deadly in its effects, destructive 

to ancient buildings, hundreds 

are dead, 109 killed within 

of collisions are between can j the Jerusalem area. 

Bedouins of 

owned by visitors, oceaiionajly be-1 the desert were terrified by earth 

tween a local owner and a visitor movements lasting forty seconds, 

and practically none between local I Some Christians will learn with 

THIS WEEK 

William Howaid Tuft 

Fatter Fl»y» Bear. 

And Beum TO Be TTnuUftil. 

If I Vmt Some Bnih. 

JniUn Tin 

•aya b« 1U«* 

tot law belter 

Ikaa (he WbJie 

House and, In 

Drlsbtne 

announces be 

Will not retire 

He 

eertalnh 

should not » 

tire, for ht, 

owes to thi 

public man} 

future years ol 

mind and bit 

1 

Musing&i 

Office 

Eierv Heart 

Own 

Toe paths of j 

Ic entr or a 

good and after I 

1M » prolly fair i 

He's pmctlcally 

bear soiiwon 

hla graeoiul , 

nubile Disci; You 1 

writes IUI bis ntulL 

Out Own Bed" 

Once there wu a i 

ind i papa skunk 

k 

good effort. HU 

smile are as young as ever, aai 1 

every well Informed m.in in (hi 

united itai«, big or little, wouli 

gladly submit any Issue W th. 

judEment of Chief Justice Taft. 

In six tanuri New York's Natlona 

Cimr.l laid out an airplane IIUP 

ready for use, with radio, telephOB. 

land all requirements. A tn< 

achievement. 

The United States Gavemmen 

ibsuld take as much time ai 

necessary to provide an nlrplmii 

base for every great city. 

Governors Island la New Tori 

Harbor should be given up entire! 

to flying, with a big dock (DI 

tubmarlnes. 

driven. 

The only way to eliminate these 

accidents is by driving with are. 

CraM ill crossing, cautiously. 

THE 2QJIKIES 

DAY EXCDBSIOH FAEE 

Cape May County resorts are 

grateful to the Pennsylvania and 

Reading Railroad Companies for 

| dismay that the dome of the fa 

mows riirine containing the Saviour's 

tomb wai badly damaged. 

That should not disturb them. 

On the contrary, it proves thi 

(laws governing the universe, ineluding 

this tiny eath, work even 

ly, without magic interference 

everywhere. 

fit die novice nrhnmeri who 

i m pUca where they should 

; (rady resent any action the 

may take in preventing 

from taking unnecenaiy 

WOULD ML71 StJlTDAT 

OBffiBVnJCE OtTESTlOH 

A Jartsoinan Democrat up in 

J 

extended their own citizens who] the hills of old Sussejt, nained 

. Th* peculiar feature a that the 

t' offender! are people of 

|;«Uure age. A. one life guard 

t declared, it is easier to protect one 

tuition children than it n a dozen 

i The figures may sound 

but the statiitkx 

t op die statement, for rarely, 

', rarely, does a child lose its 

m me tea. 

beach pstrol member, are 

to guard the protected 

[ bfacbes. They cannot be 

to guard other sectoom 

_ _W.1e»c their section unguarded 

; •.took for those who UK the lea 

1 section of the beach. 

1 Tne ptirpoao of the life 

I (o (Protect the bathen, so don't 

"\wn if die guard forbid, you 

r( to swim acrou the ocean 

man -wandering into an unsafe 

He is only doing his duty 

may want to visit Philadelphia 

whether on business or pleasure, 

instead of king, what we have 

always contended wu the cue 

discriminated against. 

It may be that the railroads 

made this concession for their own 

benefit. Be this it it may Ae re. 

sorts reap the benefit and we are 

not disposed to look a gift horse 

in de mouth. 

But if die railroad companies 

really want to, benefit the resort! 

and at the one time help theaistlvei, 

they will extend that two. 

day limit to three dajn, then they 

will stimulate travel that will 

swell their exchequers and Inereafc 

the re»rt patronage. 

Then if the roads want to take 

Bass, who we opine wants to rep. 

resent his county at Trenton, has 

evolved a scheme to settle thi 

Sabbath observance question satisfactorily 

to his own mind, and 

that is by the establishment by law 

of a double Sunday. He would 

make Saturday a secular Sunday 

which the people could devote to 

sports, joy riding or any pastime 

that would suit their fancy, If 

the churches wanted to hold services 

on that day they could do 

so for the convenience of those 

who preferred to attend divine 

services on that day. Then th 

Sabbath would be devoted to 

vine worship by all those who di 

not attend services on Saturday. 

This sounds nice, and it woul 


Che Breed For Qua of *'easy 

much tho old alory over 

"The love of money l£ a root of 

all evlli." The attempt lo popuisrlie 

jtmokinf among women u 

shown In digplaj advertising of 

cigarettes, Is promoted ov greed. 

There Is no limit to the degmda. 

lion o[ humanity for greed. 

Ilia 

delicate bloom of femininity la 

ruthlessly destroyed, womanhood 

debased, girlhood cmintniiid, uncl 

society robbed of lw chief element 

of charm. In order to further 

ths gale, of cigarettes, Hsu 

not the time come to speak out 

against the various forma of ao-l 

eial anarchy promoted bf greed. 

It Is ead enough to gee young 

len smoking cigarettes, but 

when It comes to women and 

Blrls puffing a! the things, 

ihitt 

are some of us who reel It U 

shocking, when we think of the 

effect of guoh 

niekinei" 

methods 

time 

idl#=~rich sr poor. 

"I can't till you aoout probut 

I can tell you what 

I think of drink. It hsi uiued 

more misery than any one thing 

, In the world. It has eauud poll. 

and| \\ai t moral and HCKIS! eorruptlon 

"~ and never has It helped man In 

hi* "truggle from the material 

approaching when ll will 6e the („ the Milrlnml " 

survival of the fluent in buelnna. 

In other wards. It will he nece»- 

«ar>- to use a little introspection, 

research and study, to find out 

wherein your bugineî standards, 

etc., are deaelant, 

it will be necessary—to sor 

"Sap" of the Road 

[Hudson DIspateB] 

Tho«e who have just returned 

from motor trips over the weekend 

cannot help but rgient the 

vlit—that you gel a arm grtpwaf In-which the de lu« ousel 

bU "h" th d f N J 

gp 

on your buiUness and know la a "hog" 

curtalnty whether you are going: with 

f 

the roadii of New Jersey 

their 

nfty-nllea-an-hour 

forwarii on a suBfltanlia] hssks, or Mie«l, and their sullen horrui to 

wbelher your builneiw 1» running *am other notorku to get out 

Ifkea hail at sea wllhout • •' • 

compau. 

lady Astor on Prohibition I 

a of Uielr WIT. 

The high-speed iiiutor bug pre. 

Benla a, nrohlem that is not easy 

to salve. 

Unless it malntalni 

high apeiid, it will not be able to 

Vlewji of British Parliament I serve the public, for stoir.golng 

Member; "What do I think of I buses would never maintain 

prohibition? 1 could not ftMwerl schedules that would attract a 

It may he worae 

use eigarettti 

for 

far 

girl to 

the 

things themselves are concerned, 

than for a boy, out if there Is 

that aueatlun intelli(ently unltsi|prafltoble patronage, 

I traveled from the Atlantic toj On the other hand Ifty mllef 

Meilcq, 

The richest city,'New York, eon 

kilning the United Stale, Sub 

Treasury and all Its gold, Is un 

protected froBi the air. 

There ought to be an air Sell 

there from which twin 

Statsl pnrsult planet would rid 

like mosquitoes from a Btagnu 

pond, to meet any invader. 

Human belngi are like children 

A father plays "bear" with hi 

little child, and the child is re 

lleved when the bear stands ui 

and becomes, once mere, "father. 

In England the eclipse put on 

the sun. changing day to night 

and everybody knew that it I* 

only make-believe night. Nohod; 

feared that "the devil was ealin, 

he sun," Nevertheless, when theclipse 

passed and the sun cam' 

»r.],i!nT out once more, the crowd 

cheerid. They were glad to haw 

mother nature atop playing bear. 

When Uncle Sam's ilseal yea 

ended last week, he found a stir 

plus of iI35,M0,M0. 

Seeretar- 

Mellon had "guessed- 1 1625,000,000 

u good prophecy. 

Uncle Sam really is a rich per 

son nn.l can afford anything hi 

needs. He ought to di 

l 

'railea for private cars presents a 

In unfalrneM thai is not 

"lut I ean say this. 

That It 

Impresses and depreaies me that 

Io '" s l0 •* mlnA 

In a hurry. 

the people who are saying that] 

anything In the claim that a girl I prohibition la a rallure are the] 

more finely organlied than her| 8nla ! li Bt have failed to try Itjj 

brother, and that she u fitted' ? n A tn e people who deplore lh« Tbe world U fuTTot springtime. 

.a repent njeetine of the 

' of Commerce the rail- 

^mnnended and con^ 

I forgiving the fashore 

1S twoday trip ticket 

It would h«ft 

*t thr taaie tune, t 

ne itep further to entreiieh them. I fion 

"** » « the 

selves in public famr as agauta! 1 " °' aim < m 

wer^ne, but 

the buaes, they will cut out that,' 'f B^ther ^ •*»* "« 

discriminating rate levied on ihore 

by the sevnireen-day 

round trip tickeH, 

People coming 

to the ihorc rsortt can purchase 

these tickets for $3,60, but 

a shore retident a denied the 

privilege of buying a ticket at that 

price. 

Instead he must pay two 

single fares amounting to $4.68 or 

$4.74 for the round trip, or over 

a dollar difference. Thi», we hold, 

i» too- much difference, for this 

fare is not an excursion fare 

the full meaning of the term, 

encourage week-end Jumme 

travel, but an all-year round ra 

applicable for Dullness or 

i-motion cuMpardkting the| otnn ' 

w > and for that 

> fattheir BttfyitiM inl" 0 "" residents are in all juitice 

*n« reductiaa. 

canpetitibn has ,i 

-more ihib'comhinnl 

of dti 

bnng 

jentided to be placed on the tame 

j footing » the city man who comes 

down here on btinuexs. 

i Kf the nOroads will take this 

matter 'under consideration and 

t>»e it favorable action they will 

do much to wlidify themselves in 

thr estmunJon 

public. 

of tht seashore 

dose study of the perversity 

human nature. The same peopl 

who want to encrcach on Sabbat] 

ohervance now would find Satu 

day all no short for their pur 

poses. 

Neverrhelesj, this is a day ol 

change. The world has beer 

turned upside down since 

grandfathers' day and many o: 

the three-score men and women 

find it just a bit hard to adjust 

themselves to the rapid pace of 

the day, especially in the matter 

of dress and morals, and who 

knows but that the double Sunday—in 

effect—is not just around 

the corner? 

Mr. Bass's scheme is more than 

amusing. 

COMMUNITIES which are 

disposed to encourage, bus lines to 

the disadvsuitage.of "the; railroad's, 

will do well to make a study of 

Bridgemn and Elmer, which now 

ace a reduction in their train ser 

•vice became the Bn'dgcton bus 

lints have tut so heavily into the 

&t 

toiffic.'tt 

to lead him to a hlghor plane of i Iwlemneiu of rum-runnerg are 

thinking and being, that which i xhe 

« w *° are breaking the 

gives her this sort of pre^mi- law tbemselvei. Rum-runnBrs 

nenet, should be guarded with' would starve It citizens obeyed 

the most scrupulous and asgldu-' l * e law ' 

ous ear#, 

[ "i don't eare about the ef-j 

_.. ,—:• 

[fecui of proBiblUon on the idle 

Deposits in Life Accoont | rich—nobody's got the right to 

Wlldwood Trlbunt: When! 

people can be made to realise' 

that life Is very much like a' 

bank account, there will be msra' 

flleeeuea and fewer (allur on 

the balance sheet. 

It la verr certain that one 

cannot cheek anything out of a 

bank unless thrf ftnit put tom.ithing 

In The occasional man 

who Irl4*s It fludH retribution 

hf form of the law, ean ma 

hren swept an ay, possibly by the treachery of some friend' 

of it? Tighten your belt and go at it again. 

luo *^>ur health may be impaired. What of it? Other peopli 

, the !* e naur " aE «y' n g- 

Tile bankrupt merchant or the disillusioned 

yourh may see no escape but suicide, but those who ai 

wiser tackle the problem again. 

There is no great teaching that does not instruct us that we 

can rise upon our faulty past and climb the stairs to a fine future. 

No more damnable gospel was ever preached than that for 

or any man or woman there it no hope. 

you 

If you have sinned, if you have made mistakes, rise upl Shake 

olt the pajt and face the future. There is no man living but what 

has committed sdme errors. We can allow the burden of life to 

plunge u, into despair or we can shake it off and seek other fields. 

Hie world is wide and if there is any one thine that both 

religion and philosophy teach it is that we can rise upon the wreck 

of our dead ttlves and enjoy that which remains. 

You don't knoy what is around the comer and no man 

tell what the future has in store for him. 

Be « thoroughbred and keep up your courage, even thoueh 

the battle may be against you. * 

Many a person has given up when suocea lay juw ahead of 

i. If you can t do anything else, hold on. Believe in yourself 

none i ' " 

doubts 

air and 

in tire world. Hi: should step try 

Ing to persttadt Europe jo do whs* 

it doesn't want to do, attend if 

his own nnihuxi and be in r 

poiitlsB to mnk.> ntber nation' 

n Ind thelrn. tlBiii thin nation 1 

prepared to defend Itself against 

»ny other tea nations the Oovtrn. 

nwnt will not havtj dime Its duty 

"Well done, bat whit did JOB 

do the neit duTi" 

Fokker, airpjus huiKer, wouli! 

lave BB answer rendy for Napoleon's 

favorite question. On Wed. 

nefdsy s Fokker plane flew to 

Honolulu- Next day a Fokker plane 

rushed France, Now Foltker an 

nouncfH a Diane to dr. nonstop, 

for 

seventy.twB hours, and go 

(rom Seattle to Toklo, 6000 miles 

This Government shouid eontrae! 

with pakker to keap him here 

for life building alrrilanet. Anelenl 

Monarchs and Popes offered any 

Indli'tment that would b.lng great 

aitli«is to tbelr courts. The great 

i-ti»t 

artUt 

i walk In the woods. ' 

not goni- fur whoi i 

TOSS old jriulj 

>of 

said the 

.howni hU l.eth tad | 

ur upon his 

ikunlm wcri- nintk 

but not the 

ursB « lery relletouil 

Let u» spr«y' 

tin' bl| bt*i s 

All 

away 

A rettiir having- | 

'I Krrat 

Huencj it 

ilsb Homt-wbat sddlctlil r f 

aniiy eonaliier«I h " 

o 

talk to the 

mlt 

Th. man llst«i|l 

*hllc rmpi-ctfullf. u4 ' 

msly rLpllpil 'I kas 

>ad halilt but jou 

1o^ flo rapidly ti 

icirro* In a 'dam* 

« prevent a flood. 1 * c 

There s believed totfi 

imiiey In bi.urdfnr *— 

ail grocery stons ania 

jot Jiiuch of out t 

' A friend Is one wktl 

vhen you win tnd 1 

nil lose " I Ilk* tM t 

t outlines a pretty I 

riembfhip 

in otatr i 

rlend h one woo IH*1| 

hough yon hsve a ! 

b.in he has 

A Magistrate wu i 

witnes to whom i* i 

' Vi>u admit you ( 

,iiairfl between ta* } 

Ind hl4 wife* 

' Vis sor, I do," I 

talncd the wltnei 

Tfll the nrart l 'l 

vhat hi> seemed to I 

"He seemed to 

llsteoln " 

Some people teem ttO 

they are not I 

ly pleasant unless I 

bou£h they irers | 

dentifrice Aii 

A man s p)l 

lid? all right, but tMltjf 

of them can 

ot 

today Is the airplane 

On tho Hudson, not ten yards 

r.ni tfaore, off Blng tflni Prison 

hree boys were struggling. Prison 

guards could not leave their duty 

to save them. Convicts begged permission 

to save the boys, but the 

uarUs. rules leveled, forbade them 

the river and pull Un drowning 

toys ashore. 

The three boys drownfd while 

eusrds ana convicts looked on, 

some ot, tl» latter weeping. 

Once more those convicta feel 

lh.it they never had a c.\snce. not 

!ven a chance to help others, at 

Ilk to themselves. 

They bad a bad start In life, 

most ot them, and thliucs have 

•one wrons with them ever since. 

v.Tien they missed the or-pcrtuni'y 

i san life they mnun felt cnent- 

L If the prisoners ha* no clanc- 

: tbe beginnlns; U not the Unit 

•, triune fault Is It? 

Sandy, quite III, wa» prworibeiJ 

oau pills to. h«.taken'at bedme, 

and aom» whlakey litUr 

eacn meal. A week later h» n- 

portM to tiw do«or ha felt po 

beiter 

' 

Wives go to tne 1 

lee the bcenery but i 

bandd go to the I 

A man aiiked « ) 

What lla tip* an 

replied that the an 

was one dollsr HsJ 

porter a dollar He < 

coin 

said 

"Yassuh. bos. I 

[he fu*t puhson 

up to the atengV 

"What Is It' 

tor who had been i 

moned at mldnlskt 

"Nothing this 

hit watch "My wlfs^ 

find out how soon ; 

here In case the 

denly taken ill" 

Everybody In in* 1 

to have become 0Ukf/| 

bergn's Sight 

Kind Isdy 

name. little bojt" 

Soy "Joshua i 

Tolls " 

Kind Lady: ' 

gave you that nan 

Boy. "I dunno 

him some 6iT- 

That 

wo weeki in our elty, visiting miiiiy friends, 

Mr. and Mr*. 

dauih. 'Philadelphia, are spending the 

t 

s B snfl '°* eymniu at their bungalow ai 

r «» rt - 

I Ml St. Jnmes 

Miss Olalr Bhelm ind mother.! 

I of Philadelphia, are spendlni; n' 

I eouple or weeki In this reurt, 

Oharles Biynrd, ot Philadelphia, 

1 well-known lumnicr resident afof 

I Ocean City, paned away at his 

Mr, B, H, gcott, of ieott Paper 

Company, of aworthmore, Pa,, 

visited the resort, looking over 

his many properties, 

Mr, Charles A. Meyers, who ban 

i 

y , 

o n 

Been in the resort for the past 

Moody Meetings 

Well Attended 

Many Kiddie 

Color Cartoon 

and See Circus 

Youthful Artist! Win Many 

Tickets in Crayon 

Contest 

Wouldn't Trud the Mail ">««•««« «ver held "by~Moody 

at 

Near Boardwalk 

The evanMllstle meeting! being 

held in the sew tabernacle at 

, Ocean city, under the auspices or 

| the Moody Bible, institute, Ohicngo. 

'are tin mod successful and en 

j officials of the IuUtute stated to- 

A host of youngBters enjoyed ***' 

le flrsl pelTiirmaiicc of Bob Dr. James M. Orny, internaUon. 

Morton's clreiia on Monday after- "">• known Bible scholar and the 

noon u winners of a cartoon president of Moody Institute, opencoloring 

content held by the c ' d u '° xervieet, just before July 

NEWS last week. 

,*, taking for his theme: "How 

e , g 

The rules of the contest were »« We Best lerve Omr Nation," 

Dr. Melhom To Lead 

Lutheran Service 

At 

Moorlyn Theatre on 

Sunday Evening 

The preacher at the Boardwalk 

service to be hi Id nt the Moorlyn 

Theatre on Sunday night, will he, 

the Bev, N, B. Melborn, L L..I 

UM. Dr. Uelhorn Is a wellknown 

praaeher and pulpit orator' 

mnd-lrTin^w^TTo" BBBy* vHTiofs" 

and residehti in Ocean city. Dr. 

Melborn Is the associate editor of 

The Lutheran, the official church 

paper of thp United Lutheran 

Oiurch of America, 

Dr, Melnorn was pallor of the 

Lutheran Church of the Incarna. 

tlon, Philadelphia, for runny yearn 

and also pastor of the historic 

The Old B&K 

and the Dnjnpfpol 

ho«« on Mm Btreet, Friday j four month., will leave for North! simple 

rning Jul 18 ft n i " 

Each cartoon 

colored A crowded 1 btrnacle greeted Dr, 

and •»« children, 

ng the mall late and as a result 

are summer residents. 

new world reilgloui clrclnn. 

- _ — _ -^^ toy} flocked Into the office are in attendance ai 

Oharlai qatnphell, of Pblladei- 

The MIJMB Jegtlne and Imliy,from the time It opened until I'nweUngs and eaoh ' week two 

T* 6 

*" h "" ° mk ; "' W » h ' B «tl«. D. C„ .re P. if. Only one tartoon waslipeakers and iible leader, con 

home on Central spending their «aciitlon nt the received by mnU. 

Birnnd Hotel, — " - 

llliS Edna Rohertn. of Phliadelphl«, 

spent the week-end as the 

guest of Mrs, William Gilbert, 

Herbert Oohegin, Tenth Avenue, 

Hiidilon Heights, BPenl the 

past week>end In Ocean city, visiting 

friends. 

Mrs, Hannah Bvani, of Wilkes- 

: tarre, ft., Is the guest of her •• Thomas Itrn.n, of Phlla. iJad'ge'S.beorie 15 

\ tMm, Mrs, Hana Surkhardt, of dilphla, was ths guest of Edward '„ Avenu 

[ Central Avenue, I Feeny over the post week-end. 

The circus, from their view 

point, was a grand success. Men 

keys, hones, ponies, dogs, ele- 

Phanti, one.Iigged acrobats all 

everything. 

Among the winners were: 

John Feat, 424 Anbury Ave 

,^^^ _ Oliver Wltman ind family, of' Mr, Thomas H. Querns, well- 

 

TSSSB fklluelphia, spent the week-end known Philadelphia retired manu 

f 

h 

I in thii resort, 

Maude ourea and Ann lennetl 

of New York, are guests of Mrs 

T, rw«r, of Central Avenue, for 

I • few weeks. 

Mr, and Mm William j, Hoiianple, 

of Philadelphia, were week- 

• end viiltors in the resort. 

p 

faeturer, has opened his cottage 

for the season at Fiftieth and 

central Avenue, 

Miss Emily Schmidt, of Pill la 

delphln, spent Thursday in êea 

cltl visiting friends. 

Miss Margaret Dunne, of By 

wood, Philadelphia, has come to 

Me 

city for the summer sea- 

I of Haddon Heights, spent a most 

I enjoyahle week-end in Ocean City, 

Mm Frederick Celee, wife „, . 

; prominent Philadelphia doctor Is 

tpendina; a time in the resort 

Mre, Celce la a guest of the 

vue, 

mn O, Bberhardt, of Buffalo, 

N, y,, is spending her vacation in 

the resort. 

Hiss Bberhardt Is 

widely known In Buffalo society 

circles, 

Samuel Oohn, of Philadelphia, 

' visited the resort over the week-; 

end, Mr. Cohn was formerly in 

Dullness In Ocean city. 

Mlsa Wanda •ehurgot, of Oer- 

. man town, was down for the weekend 

visiting Bose Grace Imbesl 

• of Wesley Avenue. 

Mr. and MrsTT;."A, iiedem, of 

i Ashury Avenue, entertained at 

I,cards Wedneiday evening. Covers 

. were laid for eiiht, Mr, Oharles 

aarron won flrst prlie, 

Morris BehwoJtT of Chestnut 

Hills Henry. Lear, of phlladei- 

• »l», and Oatherine Beeley, of 

i Tentnor, were week-end gueits of 

!«0«e Orace Imbeil, 

Misi Pegiy Vtsu,, of Park 

r^ _ wijcaii v»j lyi i»e Bummer sea- 

°«W 8 

«*wl". Jr., ion with her mother and brother. 

Mr, O, B. Pratt, of Orange, N, 

J,, la Bpendlng the sumnier here 

at 632 elmpson Avenue, 

Mr, larle F. Mageo and family 

were seen promenading the boardwalk 

here lut Wednesday evening 

and enjoyed the show at the 

Hippodrome. 

Mrs, Theodore Warner and 

family have leased an apart 

ment on Fourteenth street for 

the summer. 

Miss Mabel Maine, of Phllaelphla, 

and two friends were guests 

at the Juvenal cottage over the 

week-end. 

Mrs, P, Roberts and son, 

Yonkers, M, ¥., spun! a few di 

this week with her lliters, Mn 

Calvin Williams and Miss Ohai 

lOtti Shaw. 

Mrs, J Clapper, of Camden, 

here for the summtr, 

Mr, Joseph Kleley, of Brldgi 

port, Conn,, was the guests 

Mr. and Mn, Earl Sharp over th 

week-end, 

Mrs, 

Oharles Eilinghaua am 

daughter, of New York, an 

spending the summer with hei 

ley Avenue, 

Jean Champion, 6, 101 Fourth 

Street, 

Ruth Ohadwlck, 11, 1112 Aabury 

Avenue, 

Michael Notarangelo, I, 411 Central 

Avenue, 

Josephine Palermo, 10, 101! 

Simpson Avenue. 

Irene Hillman, Ii, 1130 Haven 

Avenue. 

Buddy Mcfjeorfe, 4, 4i4 Wesley 

Avenue, 

oertrude Orowthers, i, jjl Haven 

Avenue. 

Alberta Crowthers, II, 321 

Haven Avenue. 

John Taylor, T, lit Moore Avfl. 

nue. 

Lillian Taylor, IS, 722 Moore 

Avenue. 

Nell MoOeorge, I, 424 Weiley 

Avenue, 

Margaret Sharp, S, (IS Central 

— — — -MBM — >>B>*A?I u£ arursc. ^"— " -- __ - 

Plaee, traveled to Plttsburg last 

l B ' er > Mr «- William Banek, 

Sunday to attend the funeral of 

tei jister-in-law, Mrs, James _ „ , 

Ueweei Employeei 

Enjoy Outing Heri 

Fourth Annual Outing Hare 

Was Fine Success 

Old Sol was on his good behavior 

Saturday when 400 ernployneJ) 

of the B. K Dewees store, 

Cheatnut Street, Philadelphia, en. 

joyed their fourth annual outing 

to the resort under the direction 

of Harry T, Bills, manager of the 

StON, 

The members sailed, swam 

danced and dined among thr 

other activities which were nr 

ranged for tho occasion 

They arrived at 9 30 A. M After 

Indulging In beach exercises, 

bathlns and swimming contests 

the visitors dined at the Arcadia. 

In the afternoon they watched 

he speedboat and sailboat races 

Trom the Yacht Club, were taken 

'or a sail on the Bay, which wu 

followed by a dance at the Yacht 

Club. 

Harry T EI1I«, prominent summer 

resident and manager or tho 

DewcB store, was In charge of the 

_ - „ „ ... rograrp. which the employees de 

[charre of the K. of C. card party, I clared was the best ever. Thomas 

•which will be given at the K. | Wrlgglns, senior member ot the 

•of c. Home. Second and Central ,1m, took an active part In tie 

l A li 

will *• Md ID tba r~ 

wltu 

uolnmufilty 

7:30 to 8:00. 

pastor. 

fint 

j 

Seventh 

0crMi 

Avenue, Rev, F, N. 1 ;. 

Dutor. Sundtor mornli 

•t 10:30; Bible aohool-j 

evenlnc urvlcn M 7:1* 

we*k serrlce, Wedna 

lint MethodlrtT" 

Bltbth 8tn«t and < 

me. Her. Nornun Vli.,. 

ent, vutor, 

Sunday,( 

worship, 10:30; 

Blbl*' 

11E; syadlnt 

Uld-weck aarvlce, 

7: SO. 

Holy } ^ 

Holy Trinity 

Central Avenna and 

Strett, Rut. JoMph V.' 

M. rector. Sunday I' 

munlon I A, IL gnu 

9: SO A. M. Manttt't. 

•tnoon 10HB A. K. V« 

termon 7:4S P. M. !.„ 

Salnu and Holy Daya, U i' 

8t John EvaigSio 

Central Av«nu«' 

(!»*» S 

Hotel 

^ 

ins Barries nt Uie church ' 

school io A. V, morafnr ^ 

U A M. 

lt 

during the iummer rnontlm 4 

Moorlyn Thaatrs on (ho 

walk, II'. M. 

St ATmnrtme'i Ctholto; 

Anbury Avenue, 

tconth Street. Bun 

6:30, S:oo, (1:00, 1 

Also Maaaea st 6t. Mary's * 

at Aeeoaa and Atlantic tit 

8:Do and 10-00 

Tlibmoa F. Blake; 

MEETING 

Amarluti MDIAH ~ 1 

oat. No. It?. HMi 

Itli Hcbool. llrat « 

iy evenluc 

Omolittrs ef 

Cuuncll No 

Hod Iltn-S H 

OaugriKri of 

Meets «vnry ; 

Men a H-1L 

F. A A. M. O 

riiy uln : 

•IMJ fourth • 

at Huonii 1 

ncdur nliht. 

Jr. Ord.r UDII 

cbsnlM—fofA 

Meet* 'Tuesdfty^ 1 

KaliDla Haylo 

ana fonrth 

Hall, 

Insult I 

A 00VHTBY HOHE 

Bpaclous, roomy and; comfortable 

within, and snow* 

ing a palatial exterior can 

be well and substantially 

built for, a eomparntlyely 

small outlay, but la n«c«- 

, sary tlut you should consult 

a competsnt and reliable 

contractor about itn 

construQtlon^ \fa ihould 

feel honored to nerve yoh f 

ws have served score* 

-before. 

rî, 

Klwinll 

Cluft-Xn 

WaddUdir. at H 

JSSf. 

24 Years in the Building Business 

nr OOEAV cm > 

JOHN E. TROUT; ;

-Us — v - 

€Jf&Â 

•v,^ i 

-S i* 

, : st\ 

% - 

Cluln Lowell. 

jrge ArmatroiWi 

Wta» Qafd* 

FBgarty, Froni 

..Hendsraoii, Ttet- 

^lugtoii, NK. Now 

Id, IN, Bostett, 

•niniM, ' ' 

- IM. 

Kennedy, fte 

I, «a* Here to 

that night! 0! 

Oma wltii pa* 

% always olovqn 

r»t eortincBte, tli 

• tta iBJUali—M 

neoillteUoB. 

lliujt'l tehgrapli 

cmnmimlcitlon 

"; mm 18*. 

I Kennedy wl 

•— el IBs Col 

fc«d itymWi 

by the nie 

left hht CSBT 

two ism hesl 

- be to In 

art in on 

Mm almost 

t offlo 

bid told 

held him 

i tssdi : 

BraM andi 

Hs otIHcne< 

the lines In 

Ho would ' 

and woe tn 

(t tijur of 

tado 

* V ul f 

j stood vfi 

wine,- «f 

Jeanne 1 

r IOTSI j t/ 

!MptV. mi 

" J She .. 

attltudi) 

tow 

i falls 1 

it u iwt 

• it «•] 

and aa, 

said, rial 

draw flat 

A Fatal §]S3dlSp 

,notlber 

Mill. riirlnk * - -,f 

any 

•he 

hoinn!" 

tw o yo! ing ni,-i in 

,11 . mi sang] l! t«jelhi.r 

iy « II! ir and 

Th 

s plmidrIjt b 

,re un th i, rl 

EDAR 

SWAMP 

Mlctnel J, 

but the tall treed. ] ploy.-i. nf a hoiil.-- rln/i which 

I Thuy bad prciceed..,! bill n nhiifl H . aniiiasliiiB i-"• r v-hii!.- Ii l,«,m,il. 

Kd It lo -the Other, who tuuk « hi 'PH>« hulk, unrl.-f il« ,•],„.] 

•IKerly, removed the eurfc, anil! f^'""'"' l"fP»ulin, Tli- i,e-i>- •< 

••idI iht 6ottle. The liquor mt- ! "' trutk ""' UUl "' 1 rf ' Jl " lh 

I down hli throat, "»« al » dins*"* inel.. 

Florins jerked it away. "Hey Forbes- companion had bwi 

: IHI-J' can lirh.. up." )|,- r.-u 

Ills Krip •in Hi,- lirher uf 

This ihe j-uurig man 

tie urgenlly bu! car»fu 

] Barktii. Bu 

wortL of boo!!. In one ««" af ""• lruc * a M rais«i. Ih, 

•?" He raised the bailie 'l rl "r'" *>'*•>• The man i,prn»i 

>""« h t "«' 

li(>oie 

ebmpBreil to tnat impopte.! " hlm at Burley." Be ^panion'B cgwarillcv. ll» made 

' lie passage of the Eighla 

' n ' n S l>'» Brip »n ih,- man- iuuie-k iiilialail.iti, a* if to ?hc,iii, 

. Amendmaiit. For thlj had " ftl be 

" tacked off the Mat j but tbuiislit bBtter ri! 11. Aftur 

aMufaotufBd (or an lillcli'l draselnB th '» bulk >- fMbl >' «« lst - all, Ihe Ml' might aK well g.i. 

•..not too discriminating amîbbey with him. 

Ther» would bt. ,,iplanatlnn« to 

, -It lad paaeed throuM /'-"" f ' : " he Mlt| ^nelf 

ll hands before Impoflation 

wl "' n lBl T 1 "" 1 ( make. The f..wur who had 11. 

mumbltd n in. tell ll'jw they raiilB to b- nil 

i Bjlddlemaii had dune Borne. «"""">• "nutinins a liooj,; trurk, ; the riier_ ruinl thai nldht, th.- 

tng to cheapen and degrads it ul1 ' 1 ^' lt ">» 1 ««'« enough m j U-11 r, .ticut 1,|:,](. wan a small 

fpn panaint It on. ki-p «ul»r. See what you're anil I'urilaniiial < ity that hatml 

silh rtulf -WM strnnK with the ''"i' 1 "" 

j and loathi-,1 the burj»> Iraffir an,| 

fta of vitriol and it lapped I'" Jcrki-d the man roughly • Illi-eal drlnklnit. ll v!s[i,,d in 

-IS* ttroat anil momach-liHlng ahnut BO thai he OOIIIH .«., th-ili»Jil>aaiiri. 1111 IIIIMC wh.i drunk. 

Jiijuld ftre. The young nMnj' ll ' v " e hi " rorkjeaa drlvine hail His ooipiuamiifl!. ra sare|y 

id and coughed, the barhafisi creaied. The little car, panly thi 

brougat uratur to their eye«. truck, and looking as Uioueh it 

ori a fw nioiii.... 

i,all bnt ehoked them. There "*>'. little taller than 

,», frisBl in bis weak face, he held the bulbou. LibbHj 

JJ»°M« like a smMhup ahead," eaally, "Get away!'' he echoed 

fl J . Forbes, rapidly, "Let's contemptuously, "You'll get away 

' niriiMl urj Hi,- iiijIitB m lir n,-il 

I The nioun furniahed Bunlclem i| 

luliiinaliDii. am! tli. way 11 

reiHiinably eieur, 

. Forbn' lip ouilri) in n!« corn 

!h ruad, A 

Forbes HCranibled up h*. p!ijfijc.-d 

recfcleMy over the 6|d» of th,. 

«t«ep hank toward tbf river. It 

«« a IOIIK anil meeD UMeetil, but 

one oril particularly pi riioua, Thi' 

BUrfac- was sra»»y ami «oft with 

*,/••. 

wilh about ten yeafa for man. tile HiiliinB uriijws and the sprlnE 

Tie otber wag unnerved by the slaUBhter, "They'd ought in hang rains. There were Buiihe« but 

" at or traeedf. He «• n»'" 

few projecline rotik*. 

Ming, He made three at. m,.-- « 

The river at tills point waj nn' 

fnrmidalije. The lirijiien whits 

la to •tart tie car before le CHAWEl D 

water of the rapids waa awlft but 

The road at this The others shoulders slumped •hallow. Even as he mood on 

J «Bnr*d ratlef «harply as Hullenly, Hig brief struggle bad the brink and Peered after the 

»fed me edg* of the bluffs, revealed, apparently, that e»cape hurtling figure, Forbes visimii.-ij 

|,«M*'lKtlB was TUIble in front was impoBslble, He wan an em-the man's destination—acre 

"You Can Tell The World" 

Seventh and Asbury 

where they serve A GOOD MEAL 

VHote 

Ala Carte Service 

Ttf On* of Our Deliciou. Vegetable op Seafood Dinner. 

î OPEN AT 7 A. M, 

liome one of our home baked 

SANDWICHES 

of all kind. 

miles beyond wfcere from one oficharEi. of the cargo. And moral win. "WHafi t 

the gtiiaii tpwnij nearby he could laws havt* ilttU force with the Iht man with 

catch a trkln that would land driv,M« uf IKKM,. Iriifkn, Bui th, lookc-,1 with 4L 

bin! tn Detroit or Chicago, \ery niiiure uf tiieir calling tli.y Moo,i'^!;u ?:,•! i,ir. 

llv decided that it wai> not are lit.; ,*i hl^h Ci'libr, . F-ar i.f" "A tM«.z* -rlinl!, 

*i.rlh while to [in* Ihe fuilltii, (i«l« ml lnpl|..|.j Is ill ih.,1 Is,.,.^ 1:11 iiii.l lilllnl l! 

. Th,. U'lephonH woiilii be faster th-m u! nil f,ii-hMil. ih» ,jui I r,p!y. II 

than bis own log*. A 

nt,.mpf jiuê^ 

iic-ly had Mi 

t1'!iiriiiii,ii i.f 

•'• ar'iileni. It 

lil.. driver had 

Just because the Ford ear is 

a glutton for punishment is 

no reason why it should not 

have proper lubrication 

>our Ford will ftivi' suit IM'IUTsrrvici; 

cast 

you less for repairs und lust lonfirr if vnu 

lubrimtv it with "Slundurd" 

for luirits. Ask fir it by mum: 

Motor Oil 

Tlu-nyim'rf 

sura af tlw htat i'lird uil muiwv tan buy. 

STANDARD" 

MOTOR OIL 

The Measure of Oil Value 

STANDARD 

There'll Be No Question Once 

You See the New Serve! 

Plan now—since the real hot weather is hereto 

enjoy all the edvantagea of electric refrigerntlon. 

And before you decide which yours will 

be, don't fail to inspect the new iteel cabinet 

Serve], 

Built Better For Longer Service 

These Serve! models are masterpiecei in up-todateness—as 

efficient as they are good looking 

—tuilt with precision and care to give years of 

dependable economical service. You will delight 

in their practical beauty of design and finishsmooth, 

quiet operation—greater ice cube ca. 

pacity^—sanitary porcelain lining and many other 

refinement*, 

Servel Is Easy to Own and 

Pay For 

Visit our nearest Servel display. Ask about the 

special purchase plan that makes Servel so easy 

to own and to pay for, while you enjoy the full 

benefit of iti convenience and economy. You 

can have your Servel installed by making a iurprisingly 

small first payment and then take care 

of the balance out of your house Hold budget 

in corvvjiruent monthly amounts, 

ATIANI1C CITY ELECTfflC CO. 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

F.O.S.DiTftOlT 

A Slid Story Abont JM 

! FULLY IQUIPPID 4.Q00R fBAN (NOT ACttttfl) 

The lowest price at which 

a sedaa was EVER sold by 

Dodge Brothers • • • f 

ACTOKISHING ECONOMY 

25 miles per gallon 

at 25 milea per hour • • 

! All of das plus &e toditional 

DoDoi QUALITY AND 

BEP!NDABK,IT"r 

BECKERS GARAGE 

H. Becker, Prop, WOODBINE, N, I 

i 9 8NCr 

AUCTION 

Don't hesitate to consult us about 

listing that property you desire to 

sell. Date of our NEXT sale to be 

announced. 

We have requests for small cottages 

or bungalows in good locations priced 

under $7,500 

1. REALTY 

EXCHANGE 

7th & Asbury Ave. PhoBt44Z Ocean City, N,J. 

This huBlneig conducted by Uxal Dual new Moni 

1 

- "-"I today 

s build. 

hardly knows what way to turn 

u HlactloB of » plan best suited 

rtqaininenu. n, bungalow 

*"r, Mill othen 

' full tw&.story 

(ItBtr, wltni 

i » low pitched 

imgat, and 

oot, tin .p. 

utty, BB. 

, tnrough & 

an arched 

«l£«d Ilyinf 

to be nn. 

A SPANISH BUNGALOW 

3tD E.O5M 

IIXIS 

Livmo R 

15)116 

B In rront, long 

buffet type, II 

n*eaieat to the breakfast alit 

being Intended to gse the 

liTiBf loom u a dlninf room 

taig scsa lon ' 

i rear l»d room bu • imall ol th blfh 

"' "M in Ilia rr 

pinj poreh •djoinlng, Tho bath *"- trwn or, the celling 

3nwn|tat to both bed rooma, archod and the whole baa a « 

U v-tatiar la o! frime eonltruc. Bieailag eSeet, 

call for oak floors in Ihe BliB 

roonu cement, mtflifd off ai tile 

on the porctl and terface, linoleum 

in the Wtchen sad tile in the fcath 

sdytho v, Popo, Oolumbt 

Bena Patlii, Columbua, 

HJlen 51, PauIdlnK, Bilrlnglon. 

Kiiinin D, lawyer, Palniyro, 

Elaie smith. Cedar Ban, 

Helen It, gtone, Burlington, 

Alice J, Watson, Florence. 

Miiiide M, Wllkliu,, Hoobllng, 

RrtsiMiii E, Worrel, Ra< 

erehantvlll,, Snnhle E. (Jim) Kr 

Jnrothy V. Ballagh. Cauiden. 

Mai ilia Blahop, Cauiden. 

Arlinuioii, 

>' Tfre.Ma Krehler, ttnlon Cii 

Helen 11. Brairiess, Merchantvili, ntvlllr. 1 iJiieiti] Mi'llush, 1'nlnn City, 

Mill-Bare! c. Cnriiielly, Oloucemer. icemer ABIIIIH Mi-rcolliui, Bayrinne, 

ntville. O'rtru.ie II. MM, Union City, 

:. KliHinelh Burly. MirrliaJilVlllF. 

nnAnlil. Nnniiil Roller. Jersey City. 

llatH-h,, B, Farninil, HaddnnAnld. 

Myrlie Glover, Blnrkwond 

Mnrgaret K. Srnit, Bayonne, 

iJiiiiau V (Mra,) (llliBon 

filrnt 

Slrnt 

neiiirife MpriiBun. Baystili". 

MarBill'|,t E. TroRlnllr, Bnyonne 

Anns CrKanis, Bnyoniie. 

Lnlirel Ki'lij-n FillibrldBc. jer-ey t'liy, 

Sprliign 

Ruins Kn 

on, 

Hnnttrdan Ootmty 

Laurel Anna Bonneti, Ilf«4,Miion, 

SpringB, 

Edlrh W. Maloney, BarrliiBlon, 

Bertha Dills. Fhitningion, 

Biwie M, Dills, l.iuibortville. 

s ,oi.* C, More, Caniden. 

Elhi'l llcippaUBh. Annandalo. 

ui'nbeth Mciwei-H, Caniden. , Clarence Hudler, Ravon Rock, 

binabni P. Ott.'r, Geraianinwn, Nellie L. W, (Mm.) Porigo, , II Had- 

Mnbel, (Mm,) KUBIIT, 

tiiwii, 

Frencl 

don lleliihtK. 

Olive E. Miers, Aniiandal. 1 , 

LailnUi P. Frenllce. Cape May. MIMri-il S. (Mm.) Relnlinr 

Iri'iie E, HiihiTtnnn. W.«t Phtl,!= Phi 

delnhla. 

Lebanon. 

Wilimt B. Trlninier, Califon, 

Elisabeth Rutherford, Lai! Laurel Einiiy o. Troldl, JuMantl, 

Springs, 

Hel'Mi Fnizab^Lh Yoiinji, i,,.bann! 

Ella M. Sterner. Merehantvilie 

nil Speiicer. Merchnntvlli 

Mtrcer County 

Eva BtiieH, GUtueester. 

Elesnnr Carman, Trenton, 

Eleanor Walin, lladdonfleld, 

M. Miliireii E. Davis, Trenton. 

Ada Whitehouse, Johniion Ciiy 

rr *-~ 

'' 

OH* 

?u.r. Dr.>herv-illea p 

1 . 

Cumberland Count 

Norma Jlrsn. Coder B 

.._. ,,.,/ Etta M. Jonson, lake' 

York, 

Mabel M, McDevItt, I 

I. victoria Diamo ••" "" " 'on- ISiarie, Petlit, Toma Illver^ 

Lillian Blaenberg, 

Charl W, Trclehler. Nonlslov 

Anna Fahey. Bay! nne. Pa, 

MargarLit M, Foor ey, Jersey City, Florence WalnwrliHit, Tomii Blv 

AnriH L. Garctner, 

Ida C, lllllni.'in J 

Eiiillne M. Irre. j' 

Jersey City. Thelnia Woodlleld, Lak.-wnnrt 

uriiC! 1 Kiiisi*F, Gi 

Olgi, M. Hoiiiiohko, Trenton. 

le. Pa. Evelyn 11, iiiinUingjr, Trtnlen. 

Margaret V, Johiiôn, flight? 

Mary Roberta Blew. Brldgeton. gt Maiy nigan, Tieuto 

E«tella M. Bibiard, Bririgeton, M Lye. *rrpulon. 

Oertrude Heia, (Mra,) (Mra-) Boyle, Do Dorothea E, Loliman. Trenton, 

Mlllvllle, 

II Harriet B. Paul. Trenton, 

Clara R, Brad way. Brldgeton. M.Marion K, Pleriton, l,awrencevllle. 

Anna Laura Bradway. vny, Newport, Aletlia V., (Mrs.) RauiBdell, 

Antoinette flracco, , Vlneland, Treiiion, 

.Mildred B.. (Mrs.) Chailesworth, .MlrPani F, ScUdder, Trenton, 

Miilmle. 

AHeline E, Updike. Trillion, 

Jill in Grace Cox, Delmont, 

Alia Kuppinger, Trenton. 

Chirlm H. DUBOIH, , Heislervllle, Alice it, Jones, Ti-yntOh, 

Ruth Corn-well Enlblil, Brldgeton, 

Helen HelnHhan, Delmont, 

Monmouth County 

Thelma w. HOMJII, MlllvlllR. Bu 

Miirion B. Aron, Clifton, 

Thiiiiisw r. Bull man, flirt. 

Ruth E. Bump, liawilHH-f 

Aiinniiel rmlli'y, Piitcmiii. 

Harriet ll'Ari'hiitiihiin I, 

Islem County 

Mabel Vernon Hiirk.liill, suieni, 

Lena II. Jil.rif*', PenuMgniv.*. 

Mary SI FlaneRaii, Salem, 

Unrolhy M. jiine*. Pcdiicktnwn, 

Ui-in-e A, MaiirfiMi, AubMni, 

Hazel T. 1'aiicoa^t, 

llrldge, 

iomersft Oonnty 

euRi'nio P., (Mra.) Bennett, 

E. Gertrude Kiilp. Vlneland, Ocean Oruve, 

Luck K. Roeine, Petersburg. ,Mi Maude B. Channel, Pleasantville John Uipihuska, LeeHburg. Ethel Dryer. Eaiontown, 

udents From BMlriee E, Rloj. WIldwooH, El Buth Clayton, Eiwood. 

Jieldn M. Lewis, Newneld! 

Florciief Vivian Davi, High, Outside of the State 

Mario ElUabeth Hiley, Wildwooil. Mi Margaret M. Collins, Ventnor. MMildrod E. Rondel, Mlllvllle. (a landi, 

M. Irene Boyer. PoHstown, Pa, 

Ceriii'lia M- Knee, Beesley's Folnt. Ni'llle i. Oolllns. PleasanlUlle. Nellie M, Sambrook, Mlllvllle. 

Bvclyn D. Poland Hardy, Manasnuaii. 

Amy States at Elisabeth P. (.Mrs.) Shimp, Ocean Ri Ruth Ann Corilery, Atlantic City G, Rollyn Shaw, Dorchester, 

William Jean Brown, Kingston 

cite. 

Mi Mary Ii. Creamer. Heieraburg. Elsie I, atadler, Millvllle. Su Sue B., (Mrs.) Kr-ayblH, Asbury 

Pa. 

Summer School 

Ida 1, Sliilth, Sea Isle City, Ht nosalie B. Crosby, Atlantic City Lillian i. (Mrs.) Stevenson, Vine- 

Conatance II, Chriat, Cleveland, 

Theodore B. Stevens, Ocean City. Eleanor M. Cunningham, Ailahtic 

Eilna LefffferNon, Manasquan, 

Helen V. SturBis, TuokahoS, City. 

Adeline G. Tomass, Vineland, Jernilah H. Maloney, Freeholil, 

,ntic County Has Largt 

Enrollment With 111 Anna C, TnLten, Ocean City. 

Laura B. Dibb, Northfleiil, 

Park. 

Clara C, Tormnen. Court IloilBo William Davle* nisiey. 

Sara R. Durll^y, Vineland. Margaii-t II, Malnni.'y, Freehold, 

Catharine Townsend, Wlldwood, Mi Mary Curry David, Atlantis City Bwjsle Davis, Brldgeton, 

Alice Delis, (Sire.) Imith Aahliry 

Cor«ey, MartinBhurg. 

Repreientatives 

lienhn A, Turner, Ocean City, Na Niiornl E. Ulckernon, Atlanlk 

Esicx Oonnty 

Eilu-I Wanlell, Manajiriuah. 

Louisa B, Van Glider, Ocean 

Llwlh- C, Darni'tt, Newark,. Aniilu A, (Mrs.) Woodward. At. 

Florence B, Cain, Newark. 

!*"'" B, Vajwt-r, Capu May, 

Elizabeth Anne Clurk, B 

Mary Vljiard, Vizxard, Palermo, Estelle Dyer, V.>ntnor , 

ge. 

MofflS Conntf I burg. Pa, 

Miriam si Wagner, Wngnor, Ocean City, 

Dorothy Eiwood, Ventnor, 

W, Demareat, Bloom(leld, Charlotte Ayr, Mllllngton 

i Jeremiah F. Green, Washington 

any geetlons of the state iiud E,i Whlttington. lea Isle City. Edith English, EngMHh Crwk. 

ee Downs, Easl Orango, Mlldr.jd E, Barria, Alorruitown 

Lry are repnênled at the II* M. (Mra.) Witrner, Wild. Marli- I, En«insion, Plemantvlllo 

F, Eddy, Newark, Muriel E, Bown, Morrlmown 

ijr School which i« d. Hilda F. Fieldii, Pleassntvllle, 

ct nioshy, Verona, Uudloy D, II, Bragg, Chester 

„. ,,_wlnn at the High IJ E, Young, Beley'« Paint. Iloloti M. li'oley, Pleananlvlllf, 

Garhfliii, Nowarfc, Catherine Hay Eken, 

Wadlson, 

ol. Allantlc Courily Isails I* iuhovitz. Woodbine, Mary Ford. PleMantvillg, 

1 Kik Kirk levins, i KKant OranBe, UavW Wlllluill liancie, Dover 

the number of enrfillnn-nL^, 

Muriel A. Fortniie, Ailantie Ciiy Dorothy HeiiriiiiK, East Orange Ueiirudu Ka 

I 111, followed by cape May 

Atlantic Oonnty Elm SpauItllngH Foiiruee, Atlnnn 

llopf. Llnwood, " c c "' 1 - 

Alary L, Nessliinmer, Nutley, 

Meadi-, Ml, Tabo 

Loin Loder, Newark. 

nly, which l« represented by f,\ 

lila*. Atianllc City. 

Nl " m] f 8 "^ AtlmM City, 

(Mm.) Iieade, Bnut Oharloltii L. Mi-ailc, Ml. Tabor! 

he pupils travennK me Er,,at Hilda Lamb. Atlantic City. 

MI "S' A - F "' AlianMj! City, Orange. 

Maijorl,, L, (Mrs.) Puulsari 

Itislance Mi atlimd the w-s d Irfe Pleasintviil • Bohi-rtll M, French, Hammnntnn Dorothy gchroeder, East -orange, -Oranfi Dover. 

8 are Arthur E, Hurley uiu 

M lêild pirawintvllli. 

M "*"'' 

F - Gambrlll, PlearantvlIIe Helen Terry. East Orange, 

iamln Edwards, of KatiMaJ 

il.' "(Ji 1 .) "Lrrcl*. Leed. '«•"•"" n l""»M- J c n l n °;- „. ... Ella B., (Mm.) Tlldon, Orang," Middlesex Cqunty 

j 

Eniiiiii M, ti-ruhanu NorthflpM, nnroiliy Wllllanm, Orange. 

, Mo,, and John T, Wlliitly 

Anna 

ilngham, Ala. 

G. Lull. Some Point. 

»_'• Oreeno Atlantic City, Mabi'l P. Louglilnn. Manlewooil 

Rulli Anilenwn. Wootlbrltlge, 

b m m a 

Gladys Larneil, Pleamnt- 

°- Oranl, Egg Harbor, Dorothy K. noinberger, OK 

Irene Beatty, Perth Amboy, 

hirty-four of the pupils at 

Julia Ooeria, Allantlc City, Rillge. 

Viola E, Dunham. Woodridgo. 

ling the school are from othe: 

Lucliia Hurbeck, New Brunawlolt. 

ea. The following studt'nt: Llniham Norlhflcld 

P - "* len Ventnor. 

W. Kathr^n 

» 

PorleU(, 

B, . 

Plnnntville. 

BI ,i,iii» mNellie l m E E, 

' mT]e^ "111, Hill. 

jvi,!^ 

Hurley, 

" 

llammnnton 

^ ^ " ^ 

, 

• iara E, VoIkB, Plnronce, 

H, Hayward, New Brunsek, 

(thy Lillian Bomrth, Ocean Edythe Proebstle, Ventnor. 

BeweB OonTitv Grace Weatherby, Clarksboro. 

lew. E«s!yn M. Hlch, Atlantle City. - i» uviunjf 

Bdlth W, Wllley, Woodbury 

e Vnve, Perth Amboy. 

ie B. Boiarth, B. Seavlile, Edith M, (Mrs.) Honey. Ventner, habol Banta, Oradell, 

Brinda B, Worrell Roebllng. 

W, Koryhski, pePth Am- 

Siinbeth Bunn, Ocean City, pannle Hublnflns, JIcKee City, oladya I.. Besser, RldgeOeld Part 

tl U, Caldwell, Petersliurg. Namle Rublnflne, MeKee City, Marion C, Bultrwort._lBdi. 

fude Chambers, wlldwood. Mary 0. Rudolf, Atlantic city. Anno V. A. Cllne, Kmherrorti, 

abeth (Mrs,) Chapin, Ocean Edythe B. SamBOn, Ploaaantvllle. BUS Bvangeline Farnham, Ton 

'?• Gertrudii acarbroiigh. Pleasant. ""y 

Jbett Daily Collins, Palermo. vllle. Maude (Mm.) Koch, QrantwooS, 

I f, Coraon, Palermo. Leiiore Kyle Scott, Atlantic City. Joseph A, Foley, Park Bldse, 

Ibtth T. CorBOn, Tuckahoe, Julius D. Sfely, Hamniontan. Marjorle B. Vanderbiek, Engie 

y Oorion, North Wlldwood. Florence glye, pleaiantvllle. •aatA. 

mtira DsDan, Ocean City, Mildred Imith, Atlantic City, I*' 

"bith flteer (Mm.) Doilflais, Nan Tlaylor Smith, Atlantic City. iwmrnj. sergeii, uycuoa, 

lo Grande, nhoda H. imith, Atlantic city. _ ,,_—.. - _,_ 

ithy Alberta Idliolni, Cape Mary w. Swain, Eiwood. BnrllnftoB Gouty 

V, Helen O. TfUnrbofe, PleasantvIIIe. H. Rudgeni Alkens, FIorenBi. 

Is M, Bndlcqtt, Sea Isle City, Leona Van Lew, Pleasantvillf, Mary Al-bor, Orein Bank, 

enes snes Evaiu, Evanj, Petirgburg, Feteraburi, Jouph Venltl, Mays Landing. H, Dorothy Atkinson, Moorei 

0. fldler, Donnlnvllli-. Dannlsviile, Ronralne Webb, A-tweoon. to" 

ilton Qandy, flatldy, Leaburl. Leaburi. Lllllsn A, Wescott, HanMnantatl, Elisabeth Elli.ilielh S. Baldwin, Burlington 

• Oariison, Oarrlson, Court Home, Amy J. (Mrs.) Whlften, Ham- Osraldlne Branch, Braneh, lurllngtori. lurtlnftori, 

list B, Olbb, Ocesn city, 

Ellin H. Bridge, Mt. Holly, 

le I, Osillni, cape Mar, Katllryn Whitman, Pleasantvilie Julia Collier, BeMrly. 

A M, Hslleru, Sea Isle City, Agnea Wilson, FleajantvlUe, Vtrna B, Cotton, Vltieentown. 

tfc» IM Hlckmon, South Dannls. Ddflnis. Miriam Woocl, Woad, Hammontoti. 

Hsininonton, Maud ft...j era »•«.„. yen, Mt, M. Holly, »,..._ 

•Is T, Mfn.) Huinei, Cape Ruth Maynard Blllott, Atlantic flara h,, G, Crotier, Mt, Holly. 

&T°- , _ , City, . Grace B, s, uav^, flavLi, Kivgrton, Rlverton, 

nelji ImboMl, Ocean C4tj'. ' Lucille Carer, Atlantle City, Bmlly Bmliy Donnhiie, Moorestawn, 

Moornslown. 

a B, itrenon, Cape May, Viola T, (Mrs.) Maxwell, Htu- Oenevievs M. Eafllnf Mooreg 

SI Jagfard, Court House, antville. town, 

' Kasmb, Ocian Olty, , Marlon Ande«ton, lajds Point, Jemima Bmlen, Florence, 

i Kate, Woodbine. ' Eleanor Ansnann, Vcntnor, Alice H, Engie, Burllniton, 

am B, (Un.) Kelly, OMan Madolelne Antmaji, Ventnof, Harsh Foullu, FIoMnet, 

ty, 

T6oma» Pransli larnes, Ploosint- Mary B, Gregory, Mt, Holly, 

1 KIrby, Ocean View, , Tllle, Anna L, Halna, Vlncetown, 

nrtt Laugalln, Pstenrturi, H, Rojraan, Strahouga, Egg H»r- Marlanna Harflwil, Wrlfhtj. 

nette Mveffe, Woodbine, nor city, town, 

i MacNell. Tuckohoc. Mary X, Bteckui, PleaHntvllle, Mabel Blliabetli KelUnganeadi 

ryii MttiiBHiok Mar, Cape ifaoml, (Mrs,) Blake. Pleuant. Moortitown. , 

ay Court iiouee. ville Bllinbath A, Msranall, Mt, Holly. 

• B, Jfiwtoii, Wfloditown. ft , , mMHm I^J, piinL Vf ili M«I«»1I, Mt, Holly, 

Rltlence ARhton, Jersey City, 

Gemma A, Bevilacqua, Bayonne 

Oo«a Coast; 

Margaret B. BUIng, Jersey City. Reva Camburn, wareton, 

Margaret S, Brown, Bayonne, Lelah I. Clayton, Silverton 

Margaret Mary Chaplin, West Viola M. Clayton, Lakewood 

New York, 

M, Irene Cramer. Manahawkin. 

Eatelle M. utuinlnB, Bayonne.' 

Mas W - Cramer, Barnegat, 

Paulino K, Dagostino, Bayonno. I Bdna Ilaielton, -MananawRis, 

Moody Boardwalk Tabernacle 

Fifth and Boardwalk 

EVANGELIST 

Harry 0. Anderson 

of Oakland, California, 

Preaches Every Night at 7:45 

"Round the Round World" 

will be given tonight, FRIDAY, JULY 23. MR Anderson 

has rtcently rttnrncd from s towof the ^wpiltj. 

—SBlTt»AY SERVICES— 

lOiOO A. It, WM Lit, S;M* «., f rti R M. 

lliitir:i(-k 

Eunice Brngan, Biiiiiidhrnok. 

Marlon II.-111 IJavf-iipori. Huitier 

vllle. 

Maude M, Piiryea, Hniiih noiiiid 

brook. 

Allot" E, Eniem, Nemnir, 

Haiti., (Sh».) Hinaoii. Bound 

brook. 

Dorety E, Koc, Sonierville. 

Beaale H. Newklrk, Snniervlllo, 

Clara C, Ormlaton. Bernard»vll|e 

Mildred L, Smiili, Soniervllh., 

Eihel C. Somere, Boiiniihrook. 

Union Connty. 

Gern-ude C, Calhoun. Eiijaiieth, 

Ada H. Ciark.1, Plainfl,>ld. 

Ada L. Cole, Elisabeth, 

Alice E, Cole, Elizabeth. 

Miirgaret Crueller. Rahway. 

Mary LolilBe llubley. Phllndol 

pilia. 

Gemhul M. liiirilKon. Plalnaeld. 

Winifred C, l.ln:jwakl, Crauroid 

Margaret Martin Eahway, 

Helen Fringls, Sumnill, 

Nornia Seaman. Wmlfleld. 

Ruth E, Flory. Sangor, 

Loillne Calahan, Eaaten. 

Arthur m, Hwley, Kan«» Olty, «^*AfWitiM; Ift3 

Mo, . Paulino J,Bohml*,'P, 

Oertruriii E. Ilafley Pattiitawfl, Mildred Ehlllen, Phil 

Pli, 

Wltllfroil Btillti, Potitow 

Ashes F. Judklns, nroofclyn, N, T. Kaeierihi TfftHgiffirir'i, 

Buth Kurt!, Lancaster Co. town, Pa, " : .'•'•"-i«.V. 

(Oap, Pa.) 

Anna M. Tobln. PltLburt, 

A. Elinaibeth Larkln. Claymonl. Virginli Williams, JrirWilt'U* 

Del. 

Virginia M. Wood, NuiralB," 

Marion T MeAvoy, Philadelphia, J.-mi B. Walker, Phlladelplll^, 

PH. 

J-hn T. Mt-lam. nifniltaj 

IMi-ll H. MoAvny. Pllil,Hlelnhlli. Ala, ' ' •" 

M Mcrls, PottH 

1 1 (VNolll. FPllilBflelt 

Arthur Wsilliine j'aeke 

1 To the young man'ii hottotjf 

•MWOVPIVII iha! he bad in»" J * J 

hly put his nnB ortiUna , 

i:iii in the taiicab with iuai. 

, "li»g rianloih 11 - Hn—rtmBBMfâf, 

; riiniiiiE out of thi ollneS, "»W 

I tiiat driver is no r^llia"msd. 

got* no fnut, I need •upport," ;>'.-'• 

! Weil, .he repliod..MmMtjb 

thnt. "he hasn't llowtd dtrtrff , 

1 yet, hna lie!" "» ; 

Delicious Home Made 1 ' * 

ICE CREAM 

Delivered To Your Door 

By Quart and Up 

French and Danish Pastry 

Special Attention to Weddings and 

Private Parties 

Chocolates nod Boh-bons 


Pastry Shop 

826 ASBURY AVENUE 

People's Bus Service, Ocean City, N, J, 

Bui Schedule of Tune 

Leave Corbin City Ocean Ci^ 

Ocean City Leave Arriva 

7 A, M. 8 A. M. 9 A, M, 

10 A.M. II A.M. 12 M, 

2P,M, 3 P, M. 4 P. M, 

5 P. M. 6 P, M, 1 R M. 

9 P. M. 10 P, M. II P.M. 

Schedule Subject to Change Without Notice 

Beautiful Somers Point 

The Ideal Combination of Seashore and Country Offen One of the 

Soundest Investments on the,South Jersey Coast. 

SOMERS POINT is not a boom city whtn a profit of 100% or more 

it promised the next day. Its soundness is bated upon a steady, 

natural, normal growth. 

You can purchase a 50 ft. Improved Lot at 

Somers Point for as low as 

800 

Or a Bungalow as low as 

$ 2,500 

Look Into This Unusual Opportunity Mow 

LEWIS B. MATHI AS 

Shore Road and New Jer«ey Ave. .,-> 

s84 

SOMERS POINT, 

pw ,

NK. 

5 

, I ' 

•Dempsey | 

By Feg Murray 

gladiators In insi Blgbrs fight- Thi Manaxaa Mauler 

out Sharkey In the neve-nth round with 11 left. 

It Kill 

the crowd win S3.O0O, , DerapiHiy'a xhuro of • ih« s.itc la 

whlli> Shorkcy'.. l« 1215.000. 

'Sports Colyum 

By O-BY-JINGO 

RKSORT HAI Goon TEAM 

Murdock Mackenzie has liiore than made good in his promise 

a good baseball team in the resort. In the Ocean City 

he has assembled a nine of scholastic stars who have 

up every team that ii haj met at this writing. 

They are 

» ripe far stronger competition and ire going to get it. according 

;_Murdo. Tim Saturday they play Chester. The fans who 

the battles between Chester and Riviera lift year will 

i

, Aimati 

IT. NK. Nowl 

BN, Boston. | 

to bsr 

iWir 

John 

nUht! 

with 

certificate. 

L by Utoi 

tuff hit • 

fael. I 

d 

MB 

Un*» in] 

n 

"TIM 1 

i.ind W» 

of r 

11*' 

mam 

dvtutl 

^ ^"iYfe AfcLB\KES°F 

ilife^'s Point 

,»in» r 

:*t the club 

Btniieth Bwiui and family, of 

Cltr. exiled okt. & I* Cor. 

4tw IL m. HIM Society net 

jjsMar evening with MB. 

It was decided to 

.be** party in August, 

;;The Ktaw OlirU ud Vera 

itra. of Patterson, are vlslt- 

; Her. ud Mn. ItnffeU, 

|Mr, Ml Mrs. John Bnamuler 

Join and Oharta, of 

wen at the Baptist 

up Bandar, 

•. Albert Adam* ami two 

htM* returned home gunda 

i a, *Mt U •risutine, 

tUi, and Mrs. B, Holmes, ei 

i City, •nonpanied Mr. and 

*. t. Oorwn to the fifth 

reunion and banquet of 

!Mnr Jener Butt Society ol 

Petenbnrs, Fla.. held at As. 

>.*U* on Friday evening. 

>Mr. Mtarttt Stlte. aid slater. 

•pint Sunday wltb Mr, 

Mn. Amos Omen. 

n. fiar* Dulley and MB. 

Us. motored to Cape Hay 

Mr, «ntf Mn. E, A. Canon, ol 

Oltr. and Miss Haiea 

dined Mth E. L. Conoa 

family Sunday. 

'Norm«a 

Clark and Harold 

i'lpm'in Ocean City Sat 

Via Klnnl» Young and friend. 

" W«K TUUtinff rel»" 

Mr, and Mn. Jaeob Petut and 

family ipent Sunday at Ocean 


Mrs. 

Flora Clark, of Ocean' 

City, 

spent Sunday with .her 

mother, Mn. P. Ilofhiimi, 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dundrea 

el Woodlyane, spent Sunday wtth 

the tatter's mother, Mrs, 

Layton, 

Mn. Jennie Lloyd left Monday 

for Moorestown, where she bis 

been Mm, Ida Creamer and children 

spent Thursday In Ocean City. 

Miss Nettie Ken l> visiting 

her aunt. In, Clarence 1-smun 

yon of Cape May. 

Sir. John Endieott returned to 

tin home on Sunday, after neveral 

days' stay with his ion. Henry, 

of Sea Isle City. 

Mr. Thomas Creamer spent 

Sunday In Sea Iiie City, 

Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Biggins 

pint Sunday with thd former's 

parenu, Mr, and Mrs, Joseph 

Rigging, of Avalon, 

Miss Glendore 

Mason .pent 

Saturday 

night with Mr, md 

Mn, Kenneth Boiiharo. of El 

don. 

Mr. and Ms, a. B. Mason and 

•on, Carl, motored to Ocean City 

on Sunday. 

— Of EMI WWN SttViULl 

5E I Sl.i£r^- — 

mjem 

South Seaville 

ford Lodge, I. O. 0, F,. attended 

installation of officers at Court 

[.House Friday evening, 

Frank 

Holllngsead and »ir«j E. A. Grace'and J. H. Berry 

spent Thursday In Philadelphia. I played with the Pennsylvania 

Truman Hickman sold the j Railroad Band In Trenton on 

Unnie 

Learning farm at Cler- Saturday, 

mom at public sale, Saturday af-1 Mr. and Mn. John Reap and 

ternoon. It brought 13.600. 

iMW Betty Roeap spent the week 

Floyd Doughty U employed by'end in Northfleld with Mrs. Hoe 

w, s, Jones of Court House, and , »«P'» brother. 

Hi-n our people with IM daily. 

Arthur Laricks .pent BUBday 

A (arge number from here ,|. | "MIHK l_n Atlantic City, 

tended Bob Morton'. circus dur.1 m "» =""1 °« '• "peaaiBg 

the three days' showing »t wild.' 11 "' Mends In Fairwood 

and thoroughly 

enjoyed' lon ' 

the performance. : Mm. L. McElwee and Mia M, 

Captain M. M. Norbury and -«» -«» Wlldwood 

Betty Roeap and 

hamfeers. of 

[.Ha] 

Mrs. 

Creek. 

Thursday evening. 

Quite a serious 

woods are 

MRL 

Gcdhen, called on friends, here, 

Tuesday, 

Belmar James, who his been 

started at Sea Isle Junction on 

, Thursday evening, but was gotten 

under eontroy before any damage 

was done. 

Mra. E, A, drace and Mr. and 

working for the Bill Telephone \ Vm_ „ H. Whiting were 

-empany. In Pennsylvania,. 1» SI town visitors Saturday evening. 

home en a vacaiien. 

Goshen 

) KM tbU week, 

% ,;Mr. *nd Hit. Xaymand Dumus 

' ttaUj. 

of CimiJen. spent 

6*t mnh IBeir comlns. Mr 

I;MB(.;Jtaafc Young, 

Tr. «Bd Mm. J, Wauhko and 

"* molored to Wlnsdor 8at- 

BeUeplain 

^f&ittjfc.'lla. H. B. Hew .pent 

wltb Mr. ui 

_ 

Biggins, sf Avaloi 

ktttv:tM qnt, iahert II and 

" ' mtimi to ie* Iile 

on Bundny etening, 

. Md Mm. Thomas Harris 

Baiul*y with their daugh 

ftMdWWBaM 

Moore, ol Cor. 

law../.; 

Kdwurd Hoffmsn spent 

.JHf fp BiUfllle, 

fl*ot»e Hothacker, of Avalon, 

t^Htiirn on Friday. 

•nil Mra, Irevl Hand re. 

boms on Sunday afMr a 

' 

rmUk thslatter's par. 

Mr.ma MM. ConoTtr, of 

mm. 

apf Mn, U H. Blggtaa 

* th« former's »taler», 

Witt* Miller, of fflyrla, 

m Mn- Jdargy BlggiBi, of 

1 - - - - and Mrs, Helen 

. . '« Marcus Hook, on 

VIUcbM Lacey, oCPBrt, 

. .MM. on friends here on I 

tobelle, Melmr, of Phlla 

Sunday with her | day 

i,Jta.if, Layton. 

H«bece» Sanr ni Mn, 

•too Mia. Akna Abrarr 

I BolTllle, caUed on Mn, 

Mr. and Mrs, Chester Hender«on 

called on relatlvM In Jillville the 

past Sunday, 

Mrs, Sarah B, iffllth returned on 

Monday of last week to the home 

of Nelson Smith and family after 

an extended stay with relatlvei 

ia Haddonfleld, Collingiwood and 

Merchantville. 

Mrs. Nelson Smith. Mrs, L, H. 

Swain and Mrs. F. W. Jameii were 

Millville inoppers on Tuesoaf of 

last week. 

Mn. Harry 0, Smith and son, 

lames, were Is Court House on 

Monday, 

Mr, and Mrs, Wilbur Godfrey. 

if Clarksboro, were tie gueits of 

Mr. and Mrs, Mulford. Cole over 

the week end. 

Mr. and Mn. F, W. James called 

en their son. Bertram James and 

wife, in Ocean city, recently. 

Mrs. Ella Yearslty, of Philadelphia, 

Is at the home of her sister, 

Mn, Mary StUlwel! for an ex. 

tended time. 

MIIM Flora Sharp* last week 

enjoyed the camp meeting at An, 

New Jersey, 

Mrs, Nelson SialOi entertained 

the W, C, T, U. on Thursday afternoon 

at her home, 

William Tozer and family, of 

Millvllie, were at the home of his 

parents, Mason Toser and family, 

on Saturday, 

Everybody that attended the dog. 

gie roast at Reed's Beach on 

Thursday evening, given by the 

Blue Ribbon Club, had as anjoyable 

time, 

Mr. and Mrs, rharlei 

Mitner 

enlertalncd Paul Meyers, of Phiia 

delphia, over the week end. 

y 

g 

Mr. and Mrs. John Roeap, Br., 

Howard Selover, of Oamden, l> and Miss Betty* Roeap spent' the 

.pending a week with his father week-end with relatives In Nerthand 

ntaier ai Reed's Beach, 

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barber! 

Russell Payne was In town on 

Cape May Point 

and sons were among th* guests Saturday, 

entertained at dinner by Mr. and 

Horace Payne, Jr., Is sick 

Mrs. •herman Loekwood, of wildwood, 

on Sunday. 

i 

Mr. and Mrs, Godfrey Imanuel 


Sow Yofki Jlp, anil Mrs, 

Charles 

Carlisle and Curioss, 

Broughton. of Sldora; Mr, and; Miss Mary Lewis spent Satur- 

Mrs, Harry Hill, of Wlldwead;! day afternoon 

witb Mrs, AJei 

Mlm Crahtree, of Philaiielphls: • Kaldeman, 

the Rev, and Mns, Bradshaw and Edward Chelerton, of South 

son, Paul, of Harrtienvilii, and Seaville. spent Tuesday evening 

Mr, and Mrs. Harris were (hi! "It* friends. 

Mrs. H. Van Artsdalen, of Wil 

mington, £nint Sunday with her 

mother here, 

Mrs. A. Richards entertained 

her mother for several days this 

week, 

Mlaa Kalherine Blinard is vititing 

her aunt, Mrs. Leslie 

Howelis, of Ocean City. 

Mr. and Mr*. LewU 

ham and sons, of Helslervllle, 

called on Uriah oandy Monday 

evening, 

Mr. and Mrs. lhangar Hand, 

of Went Cape May, called on Mrs. 

Carrie Bushnell Sunday after, 

noon. 

Earl Chester, of Oermantown. 

spent Saturday and Sunday wltb 

his mother, Mrs, Hannah Chester. 

Raymond WeMeott and family, 

of Logan, Pa,, are visiting his 

parenu, Mr. and Mrs, Samuel 

Westcott. 

Mr, and Mrs, Leroy May, of 

Cape May court House, called on 

Mr, Frank Fidler and family on 

Sunday, 

Mr. and Mrs. Join J. Munders. 

Jr., of Chestnut Hill, Bare taken 

a cottage at this resort to remain 

until tabor Day. 

Mrs, Eiecta B. Curtis was a 

recent guest of her son-in-law 

and 

daughter, Mr. and Mn. 

James M. Lelgbton. of Philadelphia. 

Mrs. Frank V. DUPOBt and hfir 

etildren. of Wilmington. Del,, are 

spending tbe numnier at •this reert. 

Mrs. David Day and eon are 

guests of Mr, and Mrs. David 

Rodan. of Perrr 8tre*t. 

Mr. and Mrs. Wall# Colton 

Burt, of Philadelphia, will spend 

the latter part of the summer in 

Cipe May, 

Mrs. H, c. Shoemaker, of Phiia 

deiphla, and her daughter, Mrs, 

W. j. Green and her amajl daugb, 

ter, of Pine Bluff, Net,, are 

spending the Hummer In Case 

May. 

Eldora 

Cape May City 

Roy Williams, of Sarheth, Pa, 

has been vIsHing friends in Cape 

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Truman 

Robert Crowe and daugh- 

Hickman Saturday afternoon. 

i ter » spent the week-end at tSeir 

Some of our people attended I summer home on Cape Avenue. 

j services at the Burlelgh Church,' *•"• Albert Wilson, of Phlla- 

' Wednesday evening and heard \ delphia, spent several days last 

Mlaa 

Oloria Cherry, the 

evangelist. 

ard j 

gl r ll w «k »lth Mr, and Mrs, Edward 

iBerrell and daughter. 

William Garrison drove up ln| _ 

Camden 

County and breufhr In 

down his sister and other relalives 

for their summer vacation, 

K f UPP called on friends 

May on Saturday. 

Ml8 * ABni B errlH went Tburs. 

afternoon with Miss Berenice 

ives for their summer vacation, 

^ 

The Rev. I. H. Howell and| wllBon ' 

sl a>l >»«'"-»• 

The Presbyterian Mite Society 

met at the home of Charles Billtard 

but W.'dntuday evening, 

L, Powell made a busttrip 

to Court House Friday 

Doming, 

A, T, Bailey and family passed 

Tursday evening in Ocean City. 

Mrs, Alma Taylor and Mrs, 

Jennie Madden were in Sea Isle 

City Friday afternoon, 

Mb* Grace Parker, of Barrington. 

has been the guest of Mr, 

and Mrs. Roland Sharp, 

A surprise in the form of a 

variety supper wu tendered Captain 

Maurice Oandy last Friday 

evening when 41 of his friends 

gathered at bis home to spend a 

sociable time with one who to 

moat highly esteemed not only 

In thda community but by his 

many 

acquaintances In other 

pans of the county. 

Mlsa Marr 

Stetlnun waa 

MUlville shopper tttMuffl 

Mr, and Mr*; JoSnuife 

children, of Falrview 

w«elt end with Mr 

finoch Williams, 

Mr, and Mn, Jnl_ 

visited relatives In 4tlap%| 

Mrs Josetth 

entertaining her 

Camden, 

Mr, and Mrs. Albert Dwfci 

Philadelphia, 

have Ma"~~a 

guests of Mr. uid~ lolvr 

Bonder. I" 

Mr. and Mrs. Clanaeai 

have been entertainyit 1 

Mnl, Harry Or«a loil 

Phlladulphia. 

Oeorge X, Miller in ta| 

vine Baturday. 

" fl 

Rev. and Mrs, C, & 

of Dennlsville. wen la rnbl>jiB«neratlon 

to gonerritlon, but 

[little from y.'iir to ypar. Tlii, 

IDSK of the nlnntronlii (•riilury 

wilh Ihclr ruffliti /mil 

nnd (imbinliiiTiia 

il:lll ulvi.,, 

[to Rinii.ltolty. ;ilii,iw 

(iiiiiiiy. 

lever elaborule. ])riis>i,.K, rn|»'n. 

plus nnd unili!iiiiini!H «rf mill 

iilo, but not fiiwnys by the „ ., 

*r' B hud «ln«. Hi,, i-ind, , "' l _ n " J " m f" 

»»'""•» '"- »' 

iFhillnnin,, han.l „,:„!„„> nr0 " | l r "" 1 " ••'•••"•v.-r r,i.l,ifln!1|,|. 

tlDH anil rmhrnldnrv ,m mm - -' " ISil ""' r " (lw '"l«)»- 'Hi- pKll. 

but only in M.,1,,1,,,, "' ">•»"•. »'-:.ly. PUIi)-inm| „.,„ 

,nt nil over lhe Bllril,»n, :""""• "•""•'•' r BflllHlfiUI,,.,-,, ,„,„, 

I If) puraiii! willi pllrlirnrku or lirllu 

islMiill hilyH lo kj||, U||, Worlli Ilicll 

Hi. 

liiid roused in hi, 

siiiii iinii.1 imly hi 

(Will. 

UH*S nf (ii^ i'iirHi. hiiiiii- 

fiifiiiifin 

hiiH rMlileii It lo ill!- wellMiri'sseii 

wnmiiJi's t'vorydiiy vnnilmiiiry. 

AM UnOIEHT OAHMBNT 

ir wiiriij wfriihcr. M IJIIH stnp-In= 

:!iltl=|H>tt[Quilt r'nliitiitieil liffalr. if 

i« iliiti'il mlk JiTW-y. Two uliiirt 

nuiielfi, iiaek ;tn,l front, make HIP 

(iii'p-j?!!! ^h:iri-nily iirondnaiit 

fliini u lucnl HMitluli, a iiiise«iirfli! 

on tiu> Hiihjcut; aaiii lie In subnliilicei 

"Nobody ha. ever aeon a 

vltiLiiihir, tiur 

IUIH any one over 

iaatijii (me; we (Id liot know Jlyti 

what Hii.y nn, |ikt, whathi-r Holhl 

ur ilmihli biit we do knuw 

thin; 

that Kri'i'iM, milk aiiil 

whoiogruln 

brrail uro iiiiiiini; ilit! rlcibuHt ln| 

vilamliii' 

ciiiiti.ni." 

Tlluli, why tuiiBli! tho laj 

up with a profundity 

-wliicji 

ciuinot ev.in (leiitouiitriite our-l 

SFive«? 

Wlien a mini or woman' 

talkH to nu about vltamlneji 

andj 

horiiiuni'ii, I fuel 

We tlotri hflli'n- In .iiii.iiyniiMi 

'iiinniiiiieiili.jiiji iiriiinariiy, but 

*.' ui" Koliiji in print i Ii IH |i>uor 

r . nr ()!,> liiMiHlt (if ii» wriltir (ind 

I (.Hi,r iiiils. We HiigBOHl (hat II 

now | ii,. eltppi-il an,I niallwl tn all 

j 

nrrlng liny rr|i>iiiln, fur we kno» 

O, 1 j thi-rtart. nuni« tiiiiiKJt thitt can 

I be nnmi-rrpil biiitiT by iithi-r gills 

"'""""""", f"r ih'-lr boy frleniis Iliiin by tin. 

Thi 

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tills 

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III illl 

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k the 

whili. 

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li.Ull 

ipuiftr 

i- a k 

U ih, 

iiicitfoiiti 

ft siinpihi 

^wi-r to 

,i Win n 

i)iiy« will 

îrf^ciitiy 

bmlly 

thiMi! in 

id that I 

Haiti, "0 

with Will 

!,it;ktiut? 

... 

iiy, 

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HI 

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hi. 

ppf 

>y 

ullt 

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'tl. 

mlffh 

o inn 

'H III- 

' Aiu 

ucluti 

d, wif 

with 

er tu 

wiiii! 

lluw 

Iniiiif) 

willi ill, 

SilliU* Ijijy wjlli pr. 

piiiir bill win 

Ills ill 

Hlllglu 

i=!!S,, Will! fliliiciiiii: i,'!!,!,-I i. 

Buys, tuiiM It friilii fiii,) win 

kiioivM 

yoii ran itii tip kiittck 

otils will! lilt, liitii'H if yuii 

wjil 

uiiiy fiilitiw the liiuKt isloinclltary 

ruii-a nf fuutishin. 

It's Nt! simple 

hi (Itjiil willi woiiii.n. All they nuk 

••' Hit. Uiinfei any Jiiiih ean 

In In sit... 

Ail,•nil,,)! Uiiti'ri what gets 

ili< til, 

JiMliffiiifiK;!'—never! 

Ami (Ins uttmuiiinH M>IM| nut 

lit- coolly oiK.s, ,'ilhcr, 

Tl!(^ro are 

aijy 

fiunilK.r tit Hlrls whu wouitt 

HOTS 

It ir Mi Ulilm y 

Wh 

•.lull I .1.1 with diut.hli.rB silk 

Blazing Scarlet Sage 

Of Fall Flowef ( 

Seed Mjy Be Sown Now To Bloom in Eptly Scf 

—Original Species BeBt 

JThn 

hissing m 

l\laji la ullu of 

glorlos of 

he full garden, for no matter 

Imw trimly and hotly thojr bloom 

Hi! MUmnier the color nove 

no briliiunt tta during the Brit 

nlw them. 

Grown with 

Homo of tho yellow f B J] pores. 

i lain, fiuch as the golden helnlum 

they make one of . the 

UMt Btllkliig groupa In the fall 

garden, 

Baivlna, or acarlet angei, 

in alwajH be .procutfld 

from 

ITM- 

• orleinai ..aiwclw; 

Wmtrstif 

untjl fallito iiirst terth :|B 

ncaflet *Blory, but Ifci "" 

formi now 

Innl 

but Uipy nre a very 

iiaily mised anituai from 

nil sood may lie iown now lor 

•hii fall garden. 

Many gardnntirs who do not 

:o such iterco color during the 

montha purpoiiely plant thorn 

t. 1 , no they wjl] gqrne Into 

rrnelf? 

It la quite loo good to j Plnnii-d in* 

tiliitiaril, hut nil,, has outgrown tho I H,,,,,, 

,, ^ 

intil enrly Beptomber, 

w, they will So in 

, ,,.„ kll i lllL ' lr Klury during tho fall 

..,„ kimono. ||1(Jlllnll. Thero „„ liuimrom m. 

to ,..„,, , ,„„ rLk-^l"ut' rlMI "" °< " w "» ""•»"' »—« 

nhort hi biiiiro rashlon. Bkirt 

ilKtli 

bin 

U 

is hunt, nn h,,,lj I i i ittlt lintlh 

Coiiirasiing material lmir up 

lintlor boily can (ill in 111, 

mnl mulct's a very I'ffi.ctjvi! 

uiliig. The «a niititiriiil oi 

is!*,! for siot'Vts itittl 

iieek. 

tnj llic-rtj have ajstj boon depurple 

and roue 

iptjt] wit 

irit, but none arc comparable 

gap |n beauty tu the scarlet type. 

rim- , 

n In 

now 

popubir. 

beddlne nnd for t'llglnEK nre «tl 

ami all summer bloomer* p) 

rrom net d navii now" ni«y JI« 

tinnipluntpil Into Home con*«nWbt 

rrntriK Kurd nn'd at tamrDtth 

opportunity uiDvdd to parnlMui 

iliinrtrrfl Inter in tbo na)tBbA / 

l{l\n tho fall bonfire 

Thuy nni not particular n' to? 

noil but ars sun Invers and ^ 

Jolco Iii inlrt-siimmor beat/ ni 

VIIIIIIK thoy can hnvo jnotilon 

about tho roots, in dry BJ 

they droop, jo they tnuet be 

ildfil with a ffuocl noaklng tw 

tlmo tu time. ID IOIIB dry spella. 

1 litre la little cbolee nmofljr 

thu tlwarf compact typos. H ' 

nr.- McciLmt- it ts worth 

t 

f 

tu now ii fow 


la spltmtloiw, which s|,^|i 

fall,will make aa imposing bush, 

ironi two or three fo«t tall hune ; 

with in flery .ipUda,vwMcliittif 

longer tlian thoso of th§-di(ijf! 

icompnet tyii.w. 

••••.'•{''> 

in' tho parlo 

11,'itr Ail Flu: 

1 liitvt! uiiy numiier of nice boy 

friends who -H0, ! m io £ 

Estelle James 

d-djughtcr of the notonooi 

f J»mei k uoW in Ua Aogiê* 

Jajrriw part or her great grind- 

•ber. or the motWr oftli«JW»M 

in. in s movie of Oie Sfrt 

Give Your Hands a 

Flattering Setting 

Lqveiy handsi expressive and 

full of life, ari: such itii advantago 

that It Htjeius a traventy on 

human nature to bo Iho posses 

of iiunibi that are merely lumpa 

of fioiih, or just useful utonsils, 

Ami-riean women are often 

aVu'rst? to using their hantls as 

they tthotiltL 

They are a little 

afraid to let their hands give ex. 

pressiori to the life that is in 

them. 

Lovely hanilJi wore not meant 

to be eonooaled. 

The woman 

with beautiful hands should be 

wiso enough not lo hide them in 

IP against llio eleventh S8BO ofj ""' 

ho iuiiday ii.'wspaper. 

TIIIH la '; n 

MnharraMing to byth'the patiqnt,/',, 

ind myself. 

Thorii are enough 

«ell known rapt* in the hanifi! 

if lln! faithful physician, that 

il? dogji not h?ei! to confilH^ the 

patient with ealoiiiw, vHiinirnuH 

iittl hormones! The more the pa. 

[font Is bfjfutliiied with ondflerinliOBy 

anil jii.talt.illsiij. the morn 

Ikely is ho in be suspicious of 

good, plain, Bonslhlo food. 

Nobody but a fool would [ake 

away rrom the Hiimwy mrinual 

iahorer, thi? frieti betjfstaak whlr-Ii 

Is required lo keep hini 

(It for his JOB—even if 

frying 

Will IIP! Ill 111, 

side must fffectiv 

thai" I ami 1 " 11 "" 

iiiulff.m.nt. 

trying to 

IT C. C. eon. 

—that Is, by 

so I 

know 

pruri>r Hitiiii 

evcniliJ! will! . 

Ptils tllil!! Hi Slop Itll I IO Illl! jIMist 

exiifllsiv^ ciiiiiirct hi town, 1 

pi'i'siniiilly am praying that I 

will 1,1,-in. tine buuqliet of 

flow. 

CIS OI 1 Ul!i> iiif;,' box (if Cillltiy bii= 

fill.- I BH ttiii old to Clljiiy il. 

Viiu'll i)u Milprljed 

few (|(iwiu« will iiee 

a lioiili 

Do You Worry into 

a Pink Perspiration? 

Did you kiidw that a norvoiw 

Fitting a Matter of 

Art as Well as Inches 

nilElit rlMla 

lit to iiieasuri 

nit 

tlit 

pi ilk 

porspirailiiii, 

heartsick ,fliiiip,,r 

literally as well 

night flight*, 

rial win rip^t 

mi 

nt \vh 

yr 

ak when 1 assure 

ntiV jr 

in Inman 

vury f 

girl. 

HVisry girl ami wnlnini livlnFf 

ongs Tor attention—be p 

in wipiiMicaiUil, anil, of 

hey nil wiini to bo aatloreti and 

it bg iimiie love to, 

Btit iiiuro necking, po 

general oiivonmn muii I* - 

oar out Mm Inleliigiilll girl's ill 

rest In a man. 

There art: 

akin^ iov 

and 

niPi ill flttlne 

It pays 

to buj gloteg that arc ntttd to 

tlie hands and do not diKeonimode 

llitiir ixspreasi%RnpHH 

Hands ghnuld bi! ghen a flat 

tiring settings 

Fur er ^clwt 

t ufDi that elve soi tnta^ to the 

j 

doca kin all the miracle work 

Ing vllamltiiui fluppaêd to real h 

In th. auccuknt praUfn 

But It 

IH pntlrUy .motln r thing to 

f^t\ 

Lh« Hwlvel ehair \eteran of mxty 

ûinnit.rH and a blood pressure of 

190 on thi *ame sort nf fuLl 

One inim s anlldote ean in truth, 

he another man a poison 1 

Selene*, abounds In matheniall 

eal prerigion 

cornmon ênae la 

LsercbiL of that moat nondtrful 

pndo^mpnt ar thp 

sanp=juilf 

ment 

And judgment may «ave 

life, though the geometric ling 

ny other wny» of 

Bmpty flatt'ry 

j doesn't go with all girls. It 

I H«i^.. Qf g0Uj^(,. but hejng a 

eilcik will not satisfy the 

that 

owher 

from somewhi 

npiotely forgottan. 

E\sl who 

huh. 

lo b 

?irlii i 

a brain buneath he 

Monoyf 

jVcii, I 

sure, but wa a! 

ho pass up iho bo: 

i to step out jrnyl: 

(or remain n 

botiy, 

birlliila 

biiok ei 

II itun 

IF/bhl. 

two of tho nort ove 

tiiiiig. 

Or perliapa 

an 12.00 lu js.oo—and my, 

iiut a wliiili! uf a return ynu'ii 

A woman'n ncod fur (loiislilora. 

I", liitillghlfiilneiiB mnl louder 

.'» IK liisiillahii., 

show an In 

:llm!iil admiration for n gir 

(I evon though you are th, 

1st criininonpiaee man in 

thi 

'fill, ahe will immediatclir ills, 

ler in you Innumerable good 

iilillos. She will over look 

fmlf inin i 

mil 

Unit it 

nu> 

bi Lnm, 

flgurillvt-ly 

tht 

'Hence says a 36 coat mifesi 

I ti>° siimewhat larger than a 00 

[ ilress, bocaluio the coat iniiat by 

I worn over the dross, Experience 

snyii riirlher that a short woman, 

a woman ur medium height and 

a tali woman may all wear fllge 

I 36, but ail require dliferunt pro- 

Ipnrtioiis, HIICII as illircrijiil longlhi 

of sliôves, Hklrts and other nioas. 

(lUS aj«t( III 

liuk pink 

bat.Lt.rJ4 ni ii HFIP 

mrves EUJidlng Un 

ih 

thi 

yoiir awkw 

originality, your 

nd the flatness 

iMake iovo to 

iu is jfdiirs fore 

PO«e or iniilffi'r, 

st forever. 

siitili im extent that 

blue, ant! iavoiiibf 

past 

the 

iraiicos to' 

-- sebaceous glaiiUs anti color 

i perspiration, 

[Iystericiil or highly neurotic 

sons, uspeolally 

women, arol 

oiiplible to whftl Is teehnieaily 1 

iwn as chroinoilrosis. 

That Is' 

illiur name for the excretion | 

pigment by lhe Hubaceouii or 

i 

tat BlaniM, 

a The nervous ayntea dlrestlr 

raritrols ihii sweat glands. When, 

some emotional mtpnilenco, like ' 

the (loalh of a favorite dog or a * 

(lofnat at gulf iipsols It, baolerla 

Plgmonts form In Iho sweat and 

dye the perspiration. 

Local applications 

of scientlnc nstrlngcnii 

will dissolve the color in tho ex. 

trillions anil Ihua remove the toll. 

Inlo traces. 

Colorful porBplrOtlon Ig cii.itoiii 

rily localized about (lie eyelids 

lilllo women are little. 

Bxporl, 

encu says some llltly women'are 

big, they may bu S foot 2, their I 

lioneH may be email and their 

iimba short, hut they may r 

quire Kite 40 or siso 10 11 

w, your lack of 

Imperfect n 

of your aioht 

i r—hut IUJ» 

Irt. ami yon 

Don't Try Reducing 

In Fto Weather 

Tim stout woman who lias .. 

linrd time in hot weather usiiitliy 

bc?CB 

n Is 

rdoca nil 

Cornhreail and milk, with greensi bmlmm 

*" *» strenuous reiiiicinif 

mines" " n hpt wontlior, A little modoritte 

exoreiso and following a diet of 

„ -' * ! -^ • ' l10n _- |ll!l « eln s food8 should bo amply 

Marcla; Honostly, I was all sufficient, 

nqulver when the fellow I was Don't drink anything Iced. Drink 

HIIIU lined nn 

to commend 

them 

wristiino, and tight-uttlni so Utnt 

the hand flares out of them llkis 

a lovely flower, are appropriate 

frames for the expressive hand. 

Cuffs 

are as important as 

frames for the hand as hais aro[ 

for the face, and should he given 

oqilal consideration when a new 

eosiumo is purehaseii. 

Give you hands a chance, ie. 

leet for them as becoming i 

frame as possihie. If they ar, 

artistically framed, as well m 

carefully groomed, you are not so 

likely to be hand.Ronseious, 

nut wllh latit nlgbt propoaod. 

Mnuilri 

Mv> niunt 

you out In a Ford 

Tweed Purses 

A new purKL 1 wllli ii tweod 

covering ami a lfluthiM' 

Interior 

ha» Imou brought out to carry 

wltb tweed coivt vr »uit- It can 

he tiuulft In tbti Hamo lnatcriitl nu 

lllu vontumo antl makou a lio 

ne:it 

handliaK for utn> on the 

KOlf tourfio or to carry when oilfi 

E(n-a marketinjr. 

Amithur n 

arm a» ennlly as lonlllfr. 

To Be DiscohtLnned 

Old Flivver, you are ilmimi'J, 

You noun #111 ho ojftlnct; 

Ah, many nnd many a rattling 

l 

tlms 

Wltb. jou's tonver linked. 

the 

all tho cold water you want 

not ieed water. Buttermilk, cooled 

Is ijtcollent for the summer as It 

is refreshing without being fatten- 

The stout woman should nvolii 

sunburn as she would Hie piaguo. 

A heavy coating of cold cream before 

going bnthlng, own though It 

may feel unpleasant, is bettor than 

rinking the •uffering that comoi 

from lunburn. 

Most large women make tht 

mistake of injuring their complexions 

during the •ummer washing 

their faces too frequently in order 

lo "cool or 1 . Don't wash your 

face any mortf than in absolutely 

necessary. If you are perspiring n 

great deal, use a little nlmond 

monl or oatmeal In tho water. 

This Is good for your skin and is 

'freshing, as well. 

Beware of the use of astringents. 

They are wry food whon sensibly 

However, one woman ruin- 

«d her skin by drying It out with 

nstrlngoBts, Whenever her face felt 

mnlit she daubed on alcohol. And 

ihs wn» nil winter coddling her 

mr.Je.jrton to make tor skin soft 

no Binootli niaJn, 

It is best to let down a little In 

the summer. ¥on may not lose anj' 

ftliht but, at the namo time you 

can ovofd •nining without eiiyour 

Iienllh. 

Will Wear Evenly 

When pulling away the elean 

iotheii place iho freshly ironed 

neii on Iho bottoms of tlw varlua 

piles. 

Then your ioweis. 

Pilling people is as mueh a 

aiior of an as of measuremont. 

The iiosturo must be ntioi]—that 

Is, the way a women slanita. Tho 

iorni "HtyllMh moul" was c 

lo dejicriba lhe lovely, lit 

lino ut ,thti average tall woman 

with a full bust. Some womon lhe tUte university * „„_ 

soom to carry all their weight ifudfej law. Thij ii Mr third «». 

is it baoteiia '" rro "'' 

mtlw 

'" hocii—by thi«;#«B—and she til never b«o : 

is meanl not the eiirvos of 

of llio flgure. Addiitl to tho I 

recognition of posture, there 

the problem of movonient, Tho 

hollows In the arms and ehoulde 

beconio bulges when the arm 

ralstMl, This movement ar 

ivoment Is not as illH 

around the 

h

l 

S 

ltopirly, Tnroi 

HeodBHon. Fred 1 

0, NK. New I 

, BN. BOslOtt.| 

to 

John (Wai 

I mn r a r 

-that qliht! 

than with 

ATCIL 

bid 

i br U» 

to fwi, 

dead. 

• ID | 

aid. 

-thftl 

idwen 

ttt 

At the 

Theatres 

Next Week 

jA'S'HIPPODJiOME THEATRE, Oc -a 

City—Thuwdsr THisy 

urday, "Th 1 Biluved K k. 

In, connection with fi e Ms 

mr, *k Taud** Ilia acts 

K, SrDOUGHTYB «ER THEATRE 

' : % Ocean City ~ Good pic re* 

s amall prices. 

t PIEH THEATRE Set Isle City 

JS Friday, "The WlnBiSf ct B» 

p bar* Worth," Saturday B» 

^ oriia." Sunday "ie# Y i 

> Jail." Monday "Broodlne 

£ Jês." TUAStl^y, "ilmok IUL 

«. era. Wednesday "Babe C » 

S nonie." Thursday and Friday 

> ••Sorrows of fe»Un." 

jilfBACJL THEATRE. S« Ult City 

, -Friday anil Saturday, "Knock [ 

iere 

' • •"•"< JJ* • 

To 

' ' •-' TT 

Go 

See 

Great 

Tuesday, * Rookies;'* ^ -d «t- 1T. , n A r w j 

4»y and Tbunaluy, "Oui with hve A Is nt V ude 

And added attraction, J.ulgi ville J i tn Best 111 atres 

iloccelll, the dramatic 

Friday and Saturday, 

\ I 

• I * 1 11 p MJ Tn 

j Tin Brigade " mid "Th Bl 

s^ M 

„'{ Parade" U roming^ 

S 

t nk \ If p 

IiTBIC THEATRE. Voodb or— 

Wednesday. Take it Fr 

me" 

HUNTS CASINO. WiHwo,,) 

Saturday. Sunday JlonJiy nn I 

Tuesday. "Naughty Bat Nl 

Wednesday, Thunulsy ml I 

day. "The Unknown." 

.- HUNT'S RESENT. WUdwoud- 

Sunday. Monday, Tuesday an 1 

Wednesday, "Lotm of Ca ] 

men;" Thursday, Friday a d 

Saturday. "fiaiix*d Wire. 

BLAKERS THEATRE, Wild wood 

J —Entire week. ' O*JBiIIe 

COMMUNITY THEATBR T.|ct 

noe-—"The Fighting Edg 

NEW PEOPLES THEATRE Mill 

Tills— Friday. "Callfornl 

Saturday. 'All Aboard" nd ' 

nndevllle, Monday, "St I nt 

For Fortune." Tuesday nd * 

n 

;F, Wednesday, 'tore OB lunyi " 

if Thursday, "The UtOa Ad en 

tunas," 

CBITEBION THEATRE, Brl lBfton—^Friday 

and Saturd >, Paitldise For Two 

"Ciwlle enitchorv af essay' 

>nd Tuesday, "The Unknown; 

Unique Situation 

Wednesday anil Thursday, "On 

How would j-oll feel If you were ' prment Dai.jrua Del Bio aiifl Vie- cv.-r)' EUPSI fe#l ss thtiugh lif 

Ze Boulevard" 

a rlsft youne l)a,*tlurtilth ,»»W tor McX**J. -1 iDwWlaii-ts of O»fu|**iionei(i." • Jkn.l • that Ui UP 

Ideal, aad likewise a ieeso-. Unit men" at the foaiurs phoiuplar S««tra! sctifrne of the Club Beyou 

cottldB't collect uattl »« (Wl uUMCLlen Btariiai gundaj- after- vine: 10 make the gu at tail 

Higfit Clabs 

GATEWAY CASINO, Ssnen •nsmeo? noan. The two aiars from :lVla! u dome, Palrens who have 

Point—LeRoy Smith and hit, •"EaST," roll say, "I'd get marfamous 

Price Olory" will appear in thla vlsiled ihe club in ihi. past are 

orchestra every BlsSt,)"- _ Bu t you've forgotten tie: alary of ronianlic Bpaln Sunday, "nlhUdlairtio about the Boaetnlan 

CLUB SEVllia;, Wildwood—The" 11 " 1 - êu are a gtnefeas yonng Von Jay, TUfswiay sun W«tliie*laj • almocphere achieved and return 

Toreadores and nve big aeta fellow who has a suspicion that all wllh tare. 

of vauddrllle 

womeB care only for money, and >!•;)•. A funny comedy, "flailoM SUWJi. 

you are looking for romance, for; Beware, " wllh John Vnntey 

The Torradora play daily at 

:'"Hey Cowboy" Is 

" ~ " Filled Film 

at To Do - 

Three Big Shows 

at the Hippodrome 

Many Screen Stars 

On Hunt's Program 

Features For Week at Wild 

wood THe.itres Fetching 

your ideal, and the closest i in •BartHd Wir^ 

yoo've eter apprssehed it la by 

; looking at tie shadow of a girl ip" 

, on the window of a room in a | 

py,'Hoot Gibson Will Appear i* 6 " 11 lwlsl111 h0U1 " ! icrms 

in Stellar Rob 

I* • B. n r»"i" «» cottrtyarJ or jour home, Thai's as I 

far as you're eeeenie acquainted. . I 

r If you want to spend an svp 

Ding packed full or laughs, drams 

You've never'even g!*n her face,! I 

Taere'ii tie ultuatlon la which j | 

•ad thrills, get in line early it Elchart DU finds himself in his [ I 

•"- * "•- Theatre this Friday new Paramount Marring vehicle, 

B. i-l 1 s 

li 

VI II Mk I 

' h n 

W I 

I y re i 

»oiii 1 kh, * 

I" 1 1 1 n 

I Tl In. 

s In -J n« irhod 

d nt 

nurta^ 

I «noH, 

H IPP0DR0M1 

THEATRE 

OCEAN CITY 

Show 

WORLD'S BEST 

Vaudeville 

—Feature Attraction-— 

Thursday Friday and Saturday 

JOHN BARRYMORE .n 

THE BELOVED ROGl 

The Picture Alone Worth tliel 

Pnce of Admission 

5—BIG ACTS—5 

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 

Oamm Enrly—Show Starts Pren^tly 7 o'doi'f 

Saturday Evening 6:18—Two Complete i 

Coming—ThuRday, July 28th 

The Film Sensation 

"RESURRECTION" 

—with— 

DOLORS DEL RIO and ROD LA ROCQUEj 

CO TO 

nOUGHTY'S PIEI 

*^ THEATRE 

Good Pictures 

Small Pri< 

\ms mm 

Tyts 

mowing 18,00 Atttietioin At Popular 

HUNTS CASINO 

Mattoii Efitj Mj—%i3Q 

111 Evening Shows-^7 and 9 P. M 

Sat., Ion,, Man. and Tucs., 

July 23, 24, 25 and 28— 

COLLEEH M00EE in 

'Waufh^ But Nlee" 

Wed,. Tain, and 

My If, M 

lOHCHANETin 

"The Unknown" 

Matrnte Eray —, -. 

Dvemng Showj—7 *m9J 

Sun, Hon., Tnc. uioj 

Jnly 24, 25, 86 an* W- 

DOLOKES DEI ^,' 

VICTOE i 

"Love» of 

Thnra., Fri. and t 

July 28. 29 and i 

POLABEOBIi 

"Barbed Win 

HUNT'S NEW BLAKER 

WUdwead^ Mort BeauMul Theatre 

Paflf, gjp F. ^ Ewning Show*, 7 Min »j 

THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS DEAJIA 

*«ALE 

A modern version of Dnmai* masterpiece, 

_ ^ 

HOEMA TALMADOE 

Playing On character of the notorious beauty of 1 

Ml the funsu rtan af the rtage made WHory w«t 

Holand gnd Alec B. Fmndj arTinrinded in the UUfi* 

Mf «»it Spedal mnucal .ejection plgyed by tli« » 

Little Symphony Orchestra, direeted by Lntto • 

HOST'S PLAZA BALLROOM 

Dancing Every Sight 

Boy Seagram'' 

Popularity Contert Eray Friday MgJ 

Sadfc Ctf Polo Sandajr Bignt' 

"WHAT PRICE GLORY*- 

Mr and Mrs Clifford Woodruff I 

of Duel-Held were KTIMH of Mr 

nnd Mrs. Murtln Harris on Hun- 

I Mr and Mrs Frwl Bordnn hive 

dny. 

I 

speeding a week I Bridge 

Mlns Alice Hlllard. of Philadelphia, 

spent the week-end with her 

with Mr and Mrs Joseph . I*wla Simphlns upent Wed- 

nnsilay In We tile 

parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hlllard. 

IJQ I R bblnn hns I ecn 

| Mr And Mrs J mos M If d 

recent lloy Itoblilns. of Philadelphia, 

I I r S Ir 

V 

Trenctu rd n I f mlly 1 

n a H nl 

l 1 hi fa h r S 

M ^ III s 1 u Itobl Inn 

}> rrlngr pil cl lid j t 

Iln II I 11 1 r, (1 

lie week end nt Fa t a o 

M AB si an 1 M 

\ 1 1)1 kn i 

•J c 

P a 1 In gh s a 

[Miss Hllilu Hh is K a 

r 

I I 

!ly 

nun In Plttftb if 

a J 

\ I I 

I Mrs Iln ry 8 I r SI tint 

n be ponill g | I 

r 

wltn Mlssc 1 n I \ 

I lngst 

l«i B L Kcdt int | 

atl Ah In (ke 1 } 

f M nd 1 s Lioo 1 [ ou n n 

, Jar Illo w linp n M I 

i blw II W iln «1 

[ Mr and M « I k 1 Hn 

r BO It I I II 

: I bins won h n,J | 

lie 

! Mr nnd M B No In w n, ' 

lell of rhllnd li I 1 | 

lilting elatl m In I I n 

[ Mrs Sartio II t I I p lint I 

tlnfi at I | 

irsjle Cl ment 

I 

M and Mr All rl dn I I ' 

nt iDllor t I , 

Ho H|B Iry I It at tl 

len In at T lir II r , 

In tl I n n r I | tn | 

Neltion M o pi I 1 

jlplt r II M thodl b I n 

ûnday 

M a F nk Johnnon \ n S 

fay with r I tl I Him. o 

W It and I Tol 

In « mo k w I w III n 

and fa ll> nlllnt no I 

y H r Is of I n Inl o n 

rsd with II n 11 I 

Jan s Mcf (, n d II 

IrldK t n aprnt " I 

I f n 11} 

II 

] Community Theatre 1 

Tuckahoc N J 

Saturday July 23— 

"The Fighting 

Edge" 

with KEHHETH HABLAH 

PATSY RUTH MItLEB 

HE1NIE CONKLIN FAT 

HAETIOAH 

A mystery thriller of the 

Mexican bonier A scent 

scmce melodrama with a 

hero who l trapped with l 

Kirl spy in the smugglers 

den A ramuice that bios 

tomed am d danger and 

enme 

Coming—Tom fflx in "IHI f 

OMAT 1 1 1 TSABf I 

LYRIC 

THEATRE 

WOODBINE . N. J, 

friday, Jnly 82— 

Universal Jewel presents 1 

w 

BON GIBSON in ) 

Hey! Hey! I 

Cowboy!" | 

Comedy, romance and wild J 

advestn» out in the woely 1 

West, 

I 

Comedy and News [ 

Saturday, Jnly 23— 

Paramount presents 

EICHAED SK m 

i 

I 

I 

i 

I 

"Paradise 1 

For Two" | 

with Betty Bronion. I 

H JOB own a pair of eyes I 

and a fonny bone, come | 

- Udgive 

"B 

y , 

tiem both a treat 

T " 

Second Epiwde of I 

"THE C0LLEO1AH3" | 

&s^^ aad Hews | 

Banday, July 24- 

William I'M presents 

I 

j 

"TTie Country I 

beyond"] 

with Dim BOBDEM, J. 

FAEBELL McBOHAID, 

EATPHOEAVES. 

A great drama of Broadway 

and the Nortliwtit 

Third Episode «f 

"THE GO1J)EH STAIJJON" 

Comedy and News 


Univetial presenta 

AEQlBfALD J)EHN7 

in the Universal super ' 

comedy 

"TAKE IT 

FROM ME" 

Second Epiwde of 

"WHIHWJETlfG SMITH 

Comedy and 

I 

' 1 k 

W H I 

W o 

nl I- 

I 

I A r 

i n 

i a 

I 

nd I I 

Centre Grove 

n] M \ n 

N I n T yl 

I I 1,1 

II 

r 

I 

f, I n 

f n 

No 

1 II 

Jji I T y 

It b I N p 

I I I 

| M \1 W 111 

I S. I A 1 II y 

I M I M y\ 

! I T I w h M 

1 M Ml 

I M U T 

*,' ^ 1 1 I 

M M 1 

PS I I M 

I MM J 1 1 

V I I I I tl 

n I r In I I 

II I I 

M I M I I 

I n 

s I y 

J o I I p I i, 

1 n O I a 

I I o 1 

i i i fin ro i * 

lnif II II d h SH M 

I M U 1 I) 

M a I M HI 1 T y 

I P S I j I h M n I 

M It II f Mill 111 

I W1111 h I 

I I lo l f e 

III Mill 111 I ii.pl 1 r so 

I 

^ 1 M N I n T yl 

SI IIM M 

I I T I In O tl j 

1 VI Lll o 1 I 1 

P VI I I Ing I h 

J h 1 lo I f n Ily 

Janios Stnipklnfl, of Vineland 

Pikt, called an Nelson Taylor 

Millville Theatre. 

DIHRCTION HANDM9 Uld R 

AMLSBJIBNT KNTEIIPHIS 

gng 

MILLVILLE, NBW JERKY 

Qhanse of program 

Mdn..TyB!,.Thyri,.FFJ,-iai, 

Matlnaa Dully a( i P. M. 

ivtnlngi st 7 gnd s P. M, 

3 ihswf Saturday Evfuing 

At 6:20. IMS and 0:45 

Friday, July 22 

"CALIFORNIA" 

with 

TiM 

Romance 

.. Snj A 

Film 

in Thispetit 

m* Kyi 

' led egmed 

dim a iv 

Saturday, July 23 

Qn The SCPitn 

JOHNNY HINES 

I 

High 

ABOARD" 

iEreinii lt f ecrâm and 

s Jshnny's . fUnnleit 

Csmfdy hit, 

qomtay 

FaitHf N«vs 

Th* 

Stage 

frotn (he btft in 

VAUDEVILLE 

1NT1BTAINM1NT 

Monday, July IS 

BIOROE WALSH 

In 

Striving For Fortune 

A romancB if nun and ilHBii 

HWarfyi, ihrilllBB, awi.lniplrlflg, 

Tho WlucraeMH 

"A iABK IN TIMi" 

Tun, and w«d-, July M.I7 

GLORIA 

WANSON 

dlorlaua Qlarra Mor« a«0utlnitf 

Mor* magnetic, man \Hvtd th'n 

•HI—in «,ll»(-y drama of Imt ;t 

III paaK tnil -love at IU dgptll. 

cmrnflx • AdI f d - p,th« new. 

REYNOLDS 

In 

"The Little 

Adventuress" 

A dtiiDhifui tomMy. 

•nd tnrtnifio. A i M j j 

'•THB CFIIMUJN 

t 

Mauricetown 

I n I it h \j 

\ 111 n 

. Ch 

M ny f h no 1 

» n I Sat n B 

1 fl wo lw 

Mlsn D Inh VMIB «i».nt Sntu 

lay enlnt r d i p 

N 

Mr nnl M n Ix la II ell f 

•n II I M n M 

n II 

SI 

I yi n Hhn i f I 1 I I 1 

I 1 ' in I n k l w h 1 I 

"1 M It SI p 

I I Walk f B K n 

•II M I M I 

bb S la 

M no M s Lf y Sh p a I 

nil 1 Mill III II I n I 

' ' " I k I 

M d M H , 

I A I n | 

f w S 

M Ml n I I p | 

1 

(. I I t I Ml 1 Iph 

M i 11 r 

1 I sp 

I 1 » I I b 

iw i M r 

Mill III call I 

• i n l y 1 g 

I 1 Sha p nri 

s n la> II 

l i l y 

1 1 

M H I M willl 

II I III M i n i J n 

i y 

II I H III s r r I 

I I a 1 I „ 

M d M Wllll lllckn 

1 

Heislerville 

fl 

M 

M r 

J I Alb \A I J 

I [ II p s 1 y 

I W 1 I I 

V I M II nn HUH n 

f Pllna Hp t 1 fk 

" ^ Cl 1 a Wllll B 

( 

I I I N I on n lain I 

P y f II I I III la s, 

I y 

Ml -sill Mat lu, ncl 

i af r alt n II e « I ool t 

Mil «» IV hll thr si 

l«i I D 1 w w t p 

M an I M r tc 1 mil 

If Hy p n 1 day In W Id 

» 1 

V I Mrs f t P II 

O n O I w I al Isl u 

> lay r on 

Mm La a C r lalp of PI 

IIOIU, VIM In town on tualneai 

Monday, 

Mr, Lilllsm Thompion attenileil 

tho rilMtlng or Irldieton Teraple 

an( Mfi~ Jaints M&gm and 

family BBent Saturday evening In 

"rldfeton, 

Mrs. JosepH Mooro sptnt rrlday 

In MlllvlIIe, 

Mr, »nd Mrs, Wallace MaeDon. 

lid and sons, of Wilmington, are 

vliltlng relatives hers, 

Mr. and Mrs. iamuel Sharp, 

or Brldgelon, oalled on relatives 

hare lundav aftirnooa, 

Mr. and Mra. Barl, Errlskion, 

of Mlllvllle, stent last Wednesday 

ev.nlns with Ur and lira. Duf 

fl«ld Sbarp Jr 

I loyd Oeorsa Dorothy lllftncnfl 

an 1 Kth 1 tump nps t 8u day ' n 

been spending uvsrsi days with I spent Monday 

ler aunt Mm. Norman Wright Bridgaton 

Bridge ton 

Mre 

with tholr sister Mrs Sara Brew I 

tr e Chunce and djugh 

stc r Hal y Illo 

ti> Miss Nollle tnotorod to 

B ldgeton o l Saturday af e noo 

M an I M fl Wllllun II slusa 

Wallace Ion Un of Mill 111 In 

p n H lay wllh rolatl u t 

spe ding so » tin will 1 I «1 

JO I n 

Mas 111 IJI Wlllla fl f 

M II U i n ling h« H nune 

w hi ii g I U I nil II 

Tln 

iy 

Toinll 

wh 

rnre: 

Mr 

Mrs J Ha Cha c^ nn I 

fan Ily 

Mr il Mrs fha I a M 111 D 1 

enll Ir f Mill III aid n 

f I nil I fro W I ay af 

n 

afternooq 

Wlllluin . cbance and wife, of 

Tort Norrls. called on relatives 

hero on Sunday. 

Miss Mary Ingersol, of Paterson, 

spent !m»t week with B. W 

Chance, mid wife 

Charlen Kin*, of Trenton, visited 

hht futhor. Thomas King, 

d fun.lly on Priday. 

Gevirgn IJIWH and wife, of Pnl 

'Icktown, spent Saturday with L- 

Turner and w 

lthoil x 

M M s J a Tozo f 

t H I a l«y nl Mr anl Mra M J Dllko M Mr. and Mm. Harry Wol.t. und 

Sunda wl 1 M d Mrs, Wai an I MrB M I Ca 11 II an children, of Tort NorriH. iled 

o 

LP I T rn and wlf txh ill n r Mulfo d Cnmphell and wlft 

Mo aft rn ontt of 1 a * tcBC e last W tl si last Monday. 

illy hmum a r a 1 killed Nelson Terry, (ir Mlllvllle. spent Dl I ling r k baicbnll boy 

me o (_ ut N iso Monday In town. 

fudbswlhnol I a 

I I I Mill III s Lelnnd Bauer and wife wi r H IFO n M I 

Mr. and Mrn. Atlantic City vudtom on Sunday nt r 1 I h n a of 9 

m.il Mm. Walt, Osa lam ii anl fan Ily I 5 in f f II C k nj 

i'ii,-:,. and Waller Hlmrp. Mi • 11 y In 

M ft I Mrs B lop H 

nnl 1 II I n a I 

I M K * t i ol I r» ' Rol I »on nn I fa Ily n Criink 

a Ml" 

II t, Ii I I* Hi E noo II* d to W I Iwood o H d y 111 

i y 

A I I k a I Lnk I | 

Dividing Creek 

1 Ma i Lol | Jaufcl 

VI hi I up nt tl w k I 

I h All t f I n nd r Ily ] 

Ml Al V n n w H cu 

a d b I 1 bo t tho n«l! a 1 

I i I y f n wl I 

I wl 1 I A] an 1 he it 

» I Int 1 t 1 oh n 

f ' I P n l E [o | 

n l> n I |nj H w 

I I 

M il Mm L wl» fl ( 

d M an i Mrs HI n an Bllz 

z d noto I Cen e t n B 

d J 

A no t, tho who t n le I 1 

J y n pi I at ni v w 

B ncl 1 st W In 1 y w e M s 

i Ml I Unyl Fl a Rol 

I t IHI C k F Oarrls 

M y Ml ts I nn Ml Is Lo Ise 

HI k n Fl P tipe All 

Dim B rcr y Julia Ghanc 

A a B II Mlrnb I C npb II 

H H S yl Oi rgn It b 

binn w It (_ mpl il Miss M 

H lw I Ma ild Ga rlson E 

1 Ik nd Elc no Cook Hobcr 

Robincv n Judno Snyder Hele 

J Naomi Gurrluon. 

Bdward Iheppnrd, of Roadstown, 

spent Tuoiday afternoan 

with relatives here. 

A Reliable 

Amusement Guide 

The Ocean City 

NEWS 

COLONIAL 

JEAN WIENER, Radio Artiit, at (he Conaole 

TODAY — TOMORROW 

' A Scream of • Comedy 

"Pleasure Before Business 9 ' 

Wtii Pat O'Malley, Virginia 

Browne Fare 

MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY 

ANNUAL LIFE GUARD BENEFIT 

DONT MBS IT! 

Reginald Denny in 

"Fast and Furious" 

THURSDAY 

Monte Blue in 

THE BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS 

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 

Jetta Goudal in 

"Fighting Love" 

camp nieellng at'Aur*Jut inek 

were: Mr. and Mn. WUlUm Hju 

stop and son, Richard, Mr. and 

Mrt. Edison Turner, Nosh Newcomu, 

Mr, and Mrs, Chester 

Ijjckc. Mr. and Mn. Darton 

Warflo add Mrs. Frank Chew. 

Mr. und Mrs. A, H. Lupton. UI 

Shlloh, called on friends here on 

Sunday, 

Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm White 

otored to Port Norrls Saturday 

,venlng. 

lui, 

the clutch. { , 

Farmer: Br 'toll/, 

I'4 been waiting tor,' j 

I'd get aomtthlns' 

hold out ••bile.' -.

Edited by your "UNCLE BILL" 

TREASURE TROVE 

LJM their var 

' - - ~ J — 

Metbo 

Horn play 

ftnlUi atdppwl nor 

dunplnt (rounda «nil 

ll eMoaty th> KUou 

„,# m.B. On. h«a « tripod 

Into UM (round, but Instaad 

t Mttfcl •'«»•« on tba trtpwl. 

Ipw W» ««>- «• 

_JJ tjil. •nnmd upon lu plat- 

, kij lhat In thru It pointed to 

t In 

of tM> Jump I" 

i lll 

.X 

|, ClariM towel!,! 

NK. Ntwl 

BN, 

l 

to Her 

at Jtahn (W« 

» mas'i i 

; b, waa wMihlni a llltla 

IHHt Van Intently 

eat *««b tbar 

T~ Malbo afcl* puxmlad by 

•HIHllnilia 

snorted In 

*•# Ibarra aurrajrlDi 

la th* dump,- rttorw 

avarythlna; you laia from Uda till* 

**fT ea.r#fully. It you Hnd ft 

tbjjur. ahow Jt to UL" 

Til* doctor 

so c*£!t*d t*a,t 

ha, forgot to be more vpadflo In 

hla daacrlptloD of what It waa that 

bad to tw found, aielbo and Batn 

dtdn'f aak any questions becauaa 

they fait aurs It would ba aoinelarav 

and bolar 

Sprlnflna? 

to tba neap may began to dlx sx> 

waata hi* time •urv.jlnl 

city UMh baaP Tharâ eomemimerloua 

about tMa" 

„ watt' tlOHr to tha three mat), 

Mewed" aotnavha-t anwtUlnair tw 

UBC'JLD tare* 0* *b« mm were 

ffir *t£m&, and wbal waa mora 

JxtefJ7. 

•.iarf there 1 

ou 

wrtlncste, 

t 

It 

muat ba bar* eomewhere. 

_*. Flarajrl- declared one It 

u enlr thrown out laat night and 

urtvar of tW wmjon la a— 

ama ri»»t to Uia dump ' 

a/a-re to* to find It." pot ID 

irjaiwr 

-Not ouli la It worth 

«U fortune In Iteslf. hu' It 

ba »arr diofcoit to »pia» 

tt aw enta,- 1 

•t » mome»t— Juat a mo- 

!" cautioned tb* maji that waa 

aavtinff -ba tnatfumanL 

There 

m ailsbt faacUoo. . . >"", " 

>• fllractlon' —M 'eitlelined alid- 

I. "Tba dlvinrj*'rdd show* It 

d etdn 

Ll» to 

tha Bami "City Hospital" 

upon It, and tba en* lneer asaajtbad 

aii empty medicine botua, 

body found aomathlsc of tbai 

xtattin except Helbo. ^ba only 

tnlnf ha uncovered waa a, iraajl 

cheap tuba like thoaa Uj»t contain 

leads ror averahajp peneUa. IB 

fact, that's whai ba thought It IU 

—ap ha didn't ear anything* ^bout 

IL but put It ID hla packet for 

future 

amlbliuj tha laalda or cam and bot- 

, opening paper baga, unfolding 

newspapers and. In fact, making aa 

thorough a avarcli aa they Icnsw 

tow 

mlnutaa Iat«r, they watt 

allll dtggtDg 

VothlBg had been 

found — but suddenly E>r Flaxer 

atood up will) aomethtiK In hla 

bjfht hand and rave a cry of BUT- rjir locate tha 4Pot 

prlae and pleasure. | Inllely - 

"Did you find ItT" asked tha The vng-lceTr again swung; tba 

engineer hopefully 

bnua rod upon Ita axis, asd when 

"Not vet 

anawered the doctor he finally stopprd 11. It was point- 

-But here B some of the hoapltal'a I In* directly at aielbo, who waa 

houn latar. tba plla waa 

leveled to tha Krountf 

doctora were ajmoal 

with anxiety and 

No one had found tha mlaitng for* 

tun*- 

"Try tba divining red again* 

Instructed Dr. Flarcy 

wi 

def- 

1 •atxi tba braaa rod and hi* nmrrr 

I polntliuf iha aim. War. 

Hnr 

and'b. ataxtad lo 01* with 

' 

latu'tve tiaaup of nb- 

, ^ln eana and BUrbace. 

Jflie othar man, who 

ttut •%eter, uld'tnk —Aa 

wblla tha engineer took hla 

: In * circle around the 

. And br abt or seven expertmta, 

esndrmed tbe fact that the 

S£ a* tnaaura waa aomawnere* In Tha 

I heap Drat pointed out br the 

•locrod. 

•atayba aomabedi Threw mwar 

• join" haianl-tfl Melbo to "' 

•taulOB. ' ' ll 

fUpa mjamj «aa all 

The 

(trann unuKial 

of tbaee three man 1 

«*na« hla IntaraaL 

mdat be • machine for 

r (nit wlutr* fold la." ba ca 

U we *o 

MmJ 

,Dai Hajay tUTMd anjimd and 

l 

il OH h.lp. Ton 

an Ms «H>tlin to koo* 

' vmlb*6)a* whan you m*t 

•tut right In. and look at 

GARDEN 

FornxXlW uy. 

From rot* to UffipU hob. 

What Toi/d frrr^lhrm 

Mjr ingma aU in 

Eathlmlt 

My Oulobiny Mb- 

No our, eta hear Ibm nag. 

But fninci—»w«y from nde lo tide 

Uka laying ding-dong-ding, 

Al^ UtfV^lVP^1 8fl Is haJil 

In pai for tlvtt fa ukc 

And wear wtira dincing at dkar 

Mli 

Clew by toae linj Ilka. , 

And. duUy.' .U Ibc green UOnWi; 

Of csurM they're em the me— 

At* rcajly (Wing uy ud down. 

BecauM ihe bntu U fint 

And what you think) I uw u ul 

Climb up on OH »od ride. 

•« Hi looked M ami I Uagbd 

Until I Jmort died. 

And thattt lot. mts~qmi oojhl 

tolls 

My punie-li>e> ttud out 

Asd 

wiggle when they led tie 

breeze. 

They're Jut He to**, no dmht 

I ihouldnl wonder if they'd citeb 

A noVM if one cune mat; 

Bat bees and butterfliej may eomo 

And touch them wilirjul feu. 

New, 

daddy, come ud •» mj 

iow'n. 

They'll qurtc delttbt your eye>_- 

Thit'j jut wfaal Barker uym. and, 

too. 

She uyi they 11 tab die prize. 

You know the compttitiod'i on 

j^d I expect lo wm— 

n mre you'll uy my ganfcn o 

The bat irul'i ever km 

I Dldnt PlnO AnytbliK; Ba« Uila Old Penal Iiraul Tube 

•urjicl wute. It nrnat ba near 

her* 

hla nnxera ha held a email 

piece of blackened bandage 

"I don t tike to ppke around 10 

tbla stuff." be went on ~~ "but 

UH ba dose " 

A little l^ter he found *om* 

other objecta wblch he recognized 

aa having been thrown away by 

tb* hoapltal: Oieo hla colleagu* 

found *ofne ruslr adaaora. Bunmr 

pulled out a vaper napkin 

with 

*. mail 

lOMTl 

1 Mi 

Of ) 

Qyft PUZZLE 

O0!fCK4LSt> DISEOT* 

aretT aanteDce eon will nud. 

•Bfahr tackad ewer. 

I tawKt ttwt yea may âmr maB- 

L aiottur returns either tmnorr 

eVafonoar. 

Hf, F1«H aim at tba and or the 

m ncatlon will aoon be 

*: She 

nek aome bawtborn E^tlieL 

Ttt, bidiiuiig «*a twokad to 

•Mf. 

' Do you Itka beat, lattaca and 

v 

llOtMlWT— 

,J-4 at •. jMnnf daaln. 

" ! »-t of aaflanwL 

1-f ofafkn, 

4 T S of * maat of mi 

,b*un> THE NAME or ONE 

>BM DMITED ST/LTaM. 

atandlns to the Hrht of thi. .pot 

where tbm pile had one* been. 

"Well, that beau 

everytBifif!** 

cried the engineer 

"How Bid It 

ret over there ' 

Everybody crowded to the spot, 

and Jlelbv tnoved away, AS he 

did BA the engineer again shouted 

In astonishment 

Its fcone'" he cried beslnBin£ 

to move the rod again, first to the 

richt and then to the left, 

IVnen 

It WAB pointed directly at the 

aatonlahed Melho It slopped. For 

moment, tha operator 

looked 

JUNIOR CROPS'WORI> PTJZZLf- j puuteii 

Then he nodded his head 

| and aald 

'Say younffater move about 

three feet to the right will you 7" 

JdHbo did «' directed 

The dl. 

vlulnf rod followed blm as If he 

were the North Pole and the rod 

a comp,uB medle 

The two dec* 

lore and Ham watched all thia In 

wonderment 

Aha" cried the engineer, eXBlt^ 

antlv 

What'B tha — marter?'' 

sfarnmiTfd 

llelho 

He dljn t like the 

looka ttia: the men were giving 

him. 

'What's the matter' • IBUBdCnd 

the man with fhc dlilntnff rod, * i The 

matter la that }ou ve found what 

we've been looking fpr and have It 

hidden aomewhf.re about yiiuf per, 

aon"* 

That's not the truth!" denied 

Alelbo ' I dido t flnd anything* 1 

thai pile excepting an old tin tube," 

"A tube 1 ' repeated Lir Flarey. 

•Tea," Uelba esBDadtda 

hit Ind from hli packet. 

"An old 

tin tube that's worth Maul a, 

nickel, sad that's u,e,l to earnr 

ieads for a pesclL" 

-Give it to so, BleBae.,** said 

Dr^ Plarey, 

Taking the Hnjr oMeet 

from 

kteibo's hund, he gave il a 

glance, then looked at Us Mute 

and said! 

T'hls la It, aU Bght," 

Then tur.iltii to tha myatiaed 

Melho he OiplilncJ: 

*'Thia Isn't a Un tube worth oely 

a nickel—It's » BOlid »il»«r tyBS 

worth about i.n dollnnl 

And It 

doeas't hold igada far a p«scll 

either . . . It contsinB one full 

•nln of radium, wortt. at least 

four thousand dollars f' 

"Whewr* exclaimed lAtnmy. 

-I kn«w you'd be surprised." put 

In the doctor, ssilllng, 

-Haw did ll get ioat! 

Melbo. 

"We Were ualng It In connection 

with & rsdlo.acijve UesEnient, and 

it was thrown wltn other refuse 

lalp the WMU HI by » safeleH 

BUH. 

We trued It as far as the 

dumplsg grpyeds and Pnee out 

Here, tha pen was don*, as you 

ww. By that dlviBlsg instruBieBt 

for nidlo.actlve .ubatjuico.- 

"flosh!" eomniented gaisniy. as 

the two boy. eonUnued on their 

way home, "¥ou'd never expect to 

gad treuure. like that In a, dump 

heap, would you!** 

Have prepartd mid ehllled: 

I head of lettuce, washed, picked 

ever, and crisped, 

J large one tomatoes (jr the 

equivalent in smaller ones), 

t «gs boiled hard sad shelled, 

J lupfiil rr»n beans, cooktd and 

t.rok.n Into incB long leBgthi! 

come, lo a Bora tpttlta in CAPITAL Ictttn M-jj 

When ready for th. meal airangs ' tf VBttt 

MA T'» Klltr M ORAT i with OKBE.V aad BUm bond. 

neatneBtsof l.lluce leaves os tadl. I TT »'-•— ..—..-. -'I -.-•-_ 

vidual plates, 

IlghUy) 

aBd ! it and BED Bowan With QltSBN 

Ber hack ud the leaves painted on the aide*. 

jop of her h.sd I, QRAr and ( 

iuale Illy tied » FINK rthbon 

UP ; about Klttyn Beck and put a Uttls 

b*« [ TEliOW keU on the ribbon. 

ball mar she plays with every day. 

. BED and SHEEN 

You e&n paiBt the rag rug 0 

color (uie RED 

mixed) and IU.IIE 

Tha Hnajli 

BROWN and the , ••-—=" 

OHEEN like Kilty's I 

ears are PINK inalde. 

The border can be ootorell 

and the lettering 11LUE. 

egfi 

fjdlaung out 

Uk. .poke, of , wheel, «n|, th, 

beam. 

Take time to do thia neatly 

•o that the arrangement will bi 

symetricai, 

• 

O«f the whole put l „, more 

UblHpoqafuul of the aslid dres*. 

Why the Bear Has a Short Tail 

Ing, 

let »!lh aait wafer, 

Ow ttflWf BOYA^T HOME 

BV CHARLES A. KING. 

E NORMAJ. SCHOOL, PLYMOUTH,N.H. 

flOMZONTAx, 1 (-Obtain 

la-Indlff< 

TERTICA1. 

l-.Natlve Of 

Italy 

I-Llck UP 

I-Artlcle 

a-Polnt of compasa 

(abbr > 

S-A color 

«-flot 

forfn nouna 10-ftelailveCahbr j 

of agency 

H-F«rm product 

11-Conaumed 

17-A letter 

1-L.nd tur. 

rounded by 

water (pi > 

ft-Glrl'e name 

7-IIlgh mountain 

»-An ag* 

11-BehdId 

12-SulTui to 

MY 

DOGGIE 

M Y doggie's not a inow dog, 

Hf has no ped-i-gree. 

He's juil a little street dog 

Thai one day followed me. 

But, oh, I want to tell you 

My cfoggie'i imarttr fir 

Than aDy little poodle 

That ndes in mmrnne't car. 

Some trick he's nlwayi vut 

al Ihe etlje, ihls la ihoirn at a 

"on the akeiLh JI* bL" but urtvr t.utle 

teden* Ihe bvvel u/lll Me 

wokked down lîy uut the latteia 

ul U>e yuut^tluu gilt.it or Another 

if preferred feîf-h ot Iho six aides 

*f Llie board forma llie baa* 01 an 

vu.ulILiiera! inantlfc wttn lla a|*uv 

at tt. from whiLh (mint a Una mar 

be drawn abuut wlrar* tha center 

or oat.h leiinr will Mtnt and tha 

Jctier depignvd with this line aa Its 

i«hier Uliu da shown In tha word 

uuillne 'the letters 

Oui Uw wood away bHwiea (h. 

letter,. thB lines e. and the line* d, 

which will be H" from the back of 

th* board on ah own at a, nuke a 

atamp gf the point of a nail u 

•howrj, and stamp th* surface* Da_ 

twecn the letter* u. Indicated, 

LasY* the Hmpietsd board with 

neither oil. sheilas or Vanish oa 

Its' surfftce for these may tast*. 

lutead, wet the board with clean 

water, and sandpaper with % tandr 

HE next time you go to the 

Zoo look at the big bain ud 

» notiee what funny short uttle 

taUS they have. The jitlls childrsn 

In Finland when they question this 

queer appendage of the hear are 

toid the stsryi 

One cold winter day a, fox saw 

aome men taking home a wagon 

load of tins flsh, TblnklBg that the 

tish would make him • vary food 

gypper. the fox jumped upOB tho 

wagon, threw off Dome of the Ash 

and made his way back to the 

woods with them where he sat 

down to enloy his ill-gotten meal 

Alone O«IB* a bear, and looked 

with loBgug it, the fine Vila sf 

nan. 

"Oood d«r, friend poi," said the 

hear, "I see you hsve made a lucky 

oalch. Those ara mighty fine Bah 

Where did you catch them? 1 

would like to eaten some Ssh like 

th»t, teo.» 

•'Meet ma toBlgnt, and I shall 

show you," s«id the tricky old (ox, 

"I know all tha Bet-rut, (f good 

ishlng and I will tell them to you. 

One la that you must stay on the 

Iso from sun set to aun rise and 

you will need s, great deal of 

patience," 

"ThM I fcBow," answered the 

bear, "and I wii! meet ypu at SUBset 

wltii my hook aod line," 

need for that," said the rot 

"The best wmy to gsh is to tua your 

tall, You have a mlchty Baa long 

tall, too, and you should catch a 

great many fish with It." At iun* 

set the hear and the ton met byl 

lha rlv.r, and the fox led toe bear) 

to • anial! hole In the Ice. Then 

told him to otlck his toll 

through the hole and to «lt pa. 

tiently witB his tan In the water. 

The bear did as he wu told. But 

It wu cold sitting en the lee and 

br and by ha tried to shift his 

VosiUon. gls tall pulled ever so 

•lightly for It wu fraexlog to tba 

Ice »nd he thought be must hive a 

Us catch of Ua eUBginf Is It. 

"Now I will pull the fish out of the 

Water," he said, "there must he 

enough there for a dinner," Bu 

the ,l> fox Mid, "Not yet, not yet. 

long tall," go tha Bear waited, Junped up Quickly and palW 

aad everjtlmB ha changed his posi- - - - - - - 

lion, he pulled harder than ever, 

lor his tall wu Iraaxing mora 

nrmly to the lee, and each Ume he 

thought that the number of Bah 

had Increased, 

Whenever he was 

about to Jerk hi. tall out of Ih. 

water, tht fox bade him waH, and 

as he (at on until sunrise. Shortly 

before dawn ihe fox ran way to 

his warm home in the weoda and 

laughed and laughed and laughed, 

Ms thought he had played an excellent 

trick on the old boar. Bud. 

denly on the hank of the rl»er 

some dogi began to bark, Che 

hear wu so frightened 

that be 

A 8THAN0ER IN * GF1EAT CITY 

Rube Bug: Now which block M 

my nephew uy he lived In? 

WOHM, 

B 

ISBMtttM: 

t. GXAT. 3. , " 

t. GXAT. 

BQRNET, 5. WA8P. I. i 

rRAOTIONAL 8TATW- 

CONlrnt, 

Salmo 

COUSIN. 

COVNT THE UlB 

An OBI taint wjr 

An appli and a poir artf 

OS Me fame free, 

A pear tt ornwir\0 trnattn* 

» no l w i ' 

0*? 0/ foe ftnet 

Mllci to tm poll 

Thl BOB ft« 0" * 

tfifl. 

PRIVATE 

Ttltri 

should tt no J 

In tht 

daytime. 

Tht 

"p" h than that. 

Walt a bit until 

of the board l« lifted by the water 

mora B)h oatch hold of your fine 

R 

MAKE BELIEVE 

AIMT dii>>f are ntWthjK ti&\ 

the joung members of HIP fomlly 

OH* mother of my ac 

ribbon*, nwcoten, 

«rarfa 

ulntllar iirtlde* of wearing! bp- 

1 Into ix lure* ihfjt In 

chlldnin's playroom 

Thl* cb«i 

from it urm* iba tno«t fajjiia«t.c t 

^J tt WUOd Cll 

Lti it half CtrL 

ifi at iit# tt«v< 

Lrir«r'tt \el 

le. 

Al*u 

•J ui>OD U 

. ' ^ 

nliig tool. 

nmk* the 

..;"' 

tTj(ldr*n 

* to d ? P ttnd. fho 

r rhljfdrtn of whom I *«nt 

to fell you tiKVe 4l«d definite 

^h*i-actera which they netujtn 

alffercbi caitumfi. Thest 

acijeTx sj>e in like manner pur oltf 

With the dreasei and stond Id the 

until tha fivii rainy fay. tn 

ny a certain play v/lfl be con- 

000**1 for • lonr.iu-etch of 

0* Sf f 

rd for I her Into a a-illo^ boy For thrn« Burthmij or jour cur, 

ad this coluiiin oviify Wf*k, If vnur 

our ia 111 mod .-.:.,ujliif,,,. /,nd nrirud 

mugiilljlji, joy Klll m/n (, inVoiih 

o tlaMined adverllinrncTil fry 

II Only cuji. a,m e,,nl „ WBH| ' 

BnlldlBg, Heating Plumbing, etc- 8 

WKBH VOUH N»W HOIJBB IB 

»ad» don't torsfet Iho BlumbiliK 

ahduio bo of the ben, Iwlh in 

niulllir and malarial, Lai tia (how 

you our line, Kawonl BucB, a 

pliimblnB, 401 Lmiiin A»a,, Boa 

t'Hy 

!i! your honn 

rict;fl, consult 

ltll 

—^nublu prict;fl, consult me, A. l*ury 

rwlalorcd 

iilcctrlcliil, 1S5S Aaljurv 

Ave,, Ocean C'liy, Phone Mo. =23 

lrncT 

fry II 

AUTO i-oiiV«Alrfs-wiin~i?oPr'fi 

find fuiuii^ Psiiflltion, Jus! 

U hl 

UTO 

tn find 

»lnu:i.|lt-0 

Al tnUHN rrllCH 

rfml ..rlU(,,,,. n|| 

F call l filionc S4. 

FORD COUPE iBgf 

FtTISEB In a member of th 

' Jersey Press Aiisoclotlon am 

ng tba alms of the Am 

i U the elimination of fraudu- 

|t mi mWeadlng advertillng, 

1 to print only truth 

| Idlirtlntt and will appnei 

na»In| attention ealled tl 

advwfjwnienM not conform, 

to Ik* hlghftst itandiriM o! 

HKIP WAHTED 

,.,., • Ol BBAiOM WHBi 

help tho .rnployoi- ri».t p - 

-• Mrs BttlU to Bra, Idi B 

JOM FniploTriunt Ajensr. fl 

HaWll Ave,; OcJian eiljr, ? 

m* toainployera. 

._ -TOW CAN OBT ANY K1N1 

!iB, from a took lo a chjufffuj 

amall iidvarUument under thl 

t ihaiie adveril?e!f!£>)!i* ai 

15.0M people every week. 

RL WASTSP. MUiT HE NBAT, 

Tind'B Lunch Room. Shon) nw 

! NEED FARMERS TO TB 

Eoune, watcrmqlon, ipma 

atpea, gaBBera, etc,, this wlntoi 

the mo.t beautiful 

aeellsn of 

'liu famliiOB mu»! be of IPPII 

iter—can use good pouitryman^ 

Tgl BOil—If intereated, write 

Sourinpt, 

Cocpa-Roellleajf! 

Co., BMkMge, Florlto, SS.itp. 

LOST AUB FOUHB 

IT YOU HAVE LOST, 

" 'jly found: why not 

f rh an advertiae- 

B», and foepver 

Wt City.; 

: i '1 _ - 

; HOW 

m 

.Nra siie ian truek, new enb. 

Hish and low ITPfif 

ilSE.QU, 

\k\ar"fSK" MWsf' Sis, "| 

onq laii truck, pfiiii 

)Vt 

._ AL 

tonnghatiai Avtniw, Wild 

Hcpairs, Accessoripa, etc. i 

....„ -A\LL 0l\ PHONE FOR 

free 

bMklcE on how we 

ym 

build niid qwii your 

—absolultly free— WTHD t , 

* HnrlfOr Lumber t?s.. Stone 

—.. PF; Lumber aiid building 

rials Of uJi klHda, 

•_. "TFT «S5^=^»«iK*j 

*-* "^ •—-mu^— 

... Si reel, Qei>gh C(lv( far 

hs pliifls of jqur future hi 

Piisne ' 

H ygyr 

F, ENUJOOTT Ii THE MAN 

want la K6 for cn.dlm. b&ui 

_ bulldinff 6Bf Eenera! 

g RGaMOIiable i)Flees mid afi| 

Ii=nS auiell BiSFvley, ghora Iil¥a=i fit 

urielh call ur writs- =12 

TBIHKIHQ OF OtJILDiHQ, WHY 

not eensuit a man with •upcrled 

to mttsty 

yQiir dcfirta ani Wh 

the pries ii feasenahio, Oong 

S, WatqhlEa, MuriiiQftt, Call or 

& FepFescDtaLlve 

will 

MAKB 

eld QF 

WHY NOT LAY TOUR CAR UP 

- " f»w asyg ana have ii com^ 

QvefJmijIed far Uin aprliig 

in iiras saves 

HEWITT AND LUDLA&ra QARm> 

*a»H May Ceurt Home la th§ 

ilacs tg m It you ai^ hitylng • 

•"iih " -• = • - • 

Ef 

ju are hnvlne trqulil 

llh ôur oar, îpgrt niufhoniga iin 

•aadnaljlo fel O 

tid 

îpgrt niufhoniga i 

leea. Onee tried ne 

1 

ever 

—11 

WELL LOOATBD CESTRAL ClT 

lr" '° P """• **"* Wm ' i 

cqhe!, 

. A=l, Blaekburi 

y 

etc 

OASOIJNB. O!tl, SOFT 

bacesi, led ci-sain. AUto &i 

aiid the 6^6t of iervieO«t 

With our Service todfij', 

ten, Clermonl, 

THE Wn,LAR0 BATTERY 

h 

one battery tq end your bt 

bii 

such & ramm mak 

y q 

eubiei such & r 

iiiEFîittlgn, C 

rvief, tasvltt's gi 

lmi Si g sra Battcr 

t&tlSn, al 

THI OCEAN VIEW SARASE OP 

Ocean View II at al! UffleS fesd* to 

end yeyr m§t@P traubleg wlffi a 

feree af eiparl ffl^haniea. We earra* 

iirte and ai!gr Kg j bible and ctiupti 

MB 

RP OF 911 Ail 

Sty ia ysuF 

trust an 

WB 

wiring ld Q 

s new, Theq. 

ia Av&, H will ^_. 

._ 

mar 

white yeu wall, 

eek, OF msnth, gca in\t 

ge WhUtliititnT,, ]>rop, 

JSft 

BUSIHESS SEHVICES 

THB PEST IS THB CHEAPEST 

in the ions' run. Uiat anpliei to every 

thing hut most §BPeclal!y in plumb. 

Int, Conauit us now for ynur needs, 

rtteiuird H, Johnnoh Co,, 117 Ajbui 

AVe,, Ocean cllv, — 

CAPB MAY SAND I 

ua in Rfuid, ifriivei 

i fpr siiiEee a-ork, 

ivcry nnd 

IN IJlltliPIHQ IT IB THE I'lItBT 

ep that tounla, eaneojnliy in thn 

evrttar ghitft. So C, Duiikiebei 

rind eltitilnato ftiture tnuliig in ; 

liulldlni; proBiema, 100 W, «6th 

~ taPe Oily, —II 

HAVB THE 

heatlnfr InaUile 

aav y 

nex 

mOPER 

KIND 

Jed In tho beKlnnlnii 

o vpu manv heurs_ ef dlar^ 

:t full, Qeonre M, .Wlltha 

I'iBhoiu A 

Iwood, Rca 

next full, George tL W 

3310 Prteinq Ave,, Wildwood. Reaapn 

able prlcea and sxpert worksanahip, 

—US 

TBY THE FAMOUS 

' 

bêf h«?at i 

OUS 

at. in 

KBXT TIM_ 

Jesao can! with a ba..- __ _. 

every lump, Sulidinff BUppllea, !i... 

and lime and etc, QuIekdellyDry aervlce. 

The Wiidweod 

L,i]mher Qo., 

Wlidwpod, IVrlU, «I1 or Bhono, —11 

ESTATE fOB SALE If 

AT AIA TIHBfl 

a oamnlgte tl 

uw 

known 

d ( C 

14 we ean? a oamnlgte atselt of 

, I formi ol knw dfarlB 

¥0 

Idwooil. Ofllcfl a'n| 2 bakerr. Holly 

h aiid Aiidrewa Avea, 

AMIS11ICA-8 0RBA 

iaari lias apme 

la end homoq it , 

* Per immediate iGFy|eg gw 

ele infornmtisn see Jt p, R&i* 

jlll Aabary Avcaue, - 

INVMT IN LAND, U ABATHWl 

hut la true, €@ 

IM old p 

, ut 

lt yi far aals. apund 

Kl 

ill 

ax Klrnlnertnati, ill 

' IUDI08, PAYFAN SBTS ALWAYS 

ml nod rt>Piion ifunanda in ii 

In Citlic Stay mwaty. ME UB ecsyn 

l I 

l ty 

y ME B 

rale Ih your OWii liome. J. J, 

M,-Niilt. 120 But Oak Ave,, WiM 

IT PAYS TO BBS 

roker. Our man 

pon DBUOATB PA1NT8 

ey?rlaatlng BrcBerviir of the 

i i h Mill 

•Up ia mi •» tha Miller 1 ) Paint 

mat WfMM Itauon. 1U}ln« property 

If ao, by alfineula 

a1»y| A 

BCOOEIT A MOpHrtN 

hrow the call! pf 

earfy a general 

d 

nadiasea 

BiMtrlf 

Fl.tum Co./ Ul B Wlij. 

formatlph aôyi Amano&ji 

JJ 

Wtw Jfc 

i 

al FaOilly JJôrt, 

Waltw 

, Ith Hi, MM AUutle A 


l:|,,.lrlc Flsiun Co., 

woed Aye.. Wlldweoa. 

ONLY lie A 

omy waalilriK, 

ng Che excailent S^fViea you 

nd then yoU don't have the 

muss 

aroun 

and J'YIdfl.vs In gea IBIO 

Tra 

apjd for apeoulatlpn, 

AddreH 

Box A-iTiti"Ua OH*. « 

ill mmeni, will 

aell Mpanitely. Snni.ly and Fiiture Co:, 

Hy o g, vouiiir, Marmora^ N, 3, wfldwond Ave., WBdwooil, 

WH¥ NOT HAVB YOUR 

done By the damp waan 

.u do not want them i 

Sieetrle ganilary Damp 1 

delphia and Sweet Briar 

wood Creat. 

fflflffi IH NEED OF »MH imniuujt in ml 

FOB BVEROBBBKa, (HniJBBaBY matarial! eonaultui a 

aaii inn. ale,. «m (tearm Meher, you flgurs Uio coil, 

pee«B View, All llftnt. MUamntsja, rnmoua hnuid 01 Btarll 

free deiiVijry and plyjitinf, 

3fi.tf-e 

OAHAnts LKJOHH NEW SIX | (IlBlsdlatolj- 

BE SURE THA 

TV WH! be relurn 

W|» yo« want It hy M 

Apply CBitip Cording! 

ii-tf w Ton Aiw THiwEiHq of mm- 

.—• m« tlioie Bpnfe BIWi of romBnta 

thru yo» have wanted all winter, 

Boats and Accwories 

J. Fanerhanglng;, Baintliiif, 

Speclariy, 

Reaaonanle, Wf 

•here. Drop ya a card and 

II THE WMB «> HAVB 

—! niado for this Bummer 

pfliea are •till low. Our 

mation itout Muria'i 

Qreat- 

I.mlly Dsaglt, Horn. (ile« list. 

ahoga ani f 

children Blip, 

f 

MOTOR 

BOAT 

nsie. 

Suitable for 

and enjtine in £ 

Sin be Been at 

Writ 

tOIJIIB" FOR 

.arty boat, gmt 

!leht - condition, 

g Creek Bridge, 

or call FFaiicla GaFrlaon, DiVjd. 

SBA- I3I/E—3 CKOIOE B 

..ts, with wafer frontaga i 

to nyllil a wairf! near • 

and fully Ifnprovedi prlea 

will fl 

ClQthea for th« iBa 

members of the f 

and 

ves,, 

tlf Hall, 

and will finance for 

nlirGhasar 

will hulld, ^.^ 

A..1, Timea, s^ UIB eitip, 

eon SHIIT, la ... F. 

ft, eBliiil hnat. 11 

p. I«iS!» eiidlne, Hrirrj' W. Erriel 

n 

n able 

what rail W&fit, call us 

ahow you our samSleL B 

oharles Xlmler. 

A VIBIT TO OUR STOBH WILL 

you of our heat 

atinliur 

naadnlMg prlesa, A 

t to choose 

from, 

Storf, Mn J 

y. CpyrteoyB 

OAItVEV WITH HAUL BNOINE IN 

running order. Ia 21 ft. Ipnlf, i ftLwlde, 

Will uni! qhr.rin 10 quick hiiyer, refl ho 

T NOT HAVJB YODBL SHOBI 

fiy an expert, eoniblned 

r o l 

lther obtainable at 

a fair prlee, Oiir name la yaur safemird. 

Ths United Shoe Bepiiring 

Co., asm pulne Av«,, wildwood, si 

FOR PIMT MORTOAOI MO 

.0 Jacob Llntpir. aim fof fll 

lUtlnja of selHt nal utU 

III Elghtn St. OMal, Oltjr, 

397 for MiPf'liitmc 

JULIU* BOTH. 

ue, 

Oeedn 

P il? AaBUn* 

y, earriea tile 

lh f 

pFIDIHAHC« WO, WO '• 

erdhnuie* ia I " ' • -'"•" ' ' 

Oy, 

ile 

teal up-to-tho-tnlnuto elothu for 

e modern man and young .man. 

. W«J lor uppnlntmunt- QotuUi Ul 

> the hut. 

' *©u( jftTB Wi •tcr-mnrm on 

leieiiflone. and oyr delivery 

eftra 

will tiring aii »ina» of imi to your 

door, no nuilHii whire you ilvs In 

nape May sr Cumberland 

counts, 

itni the pfloea are the loweat, WoOdliino 

FIPUF and pert company. 

ATTEBNS 

ALWAYS 

tlUHInit quickly done, 

k f 

oolora in drees gobdit, StBlt 

Cedar 

Avon, W 

REPAIRED 

will renew 

th 

roieis vqiiNO pmH FOR SAWI 

l 

AIO. KINDS OF ICHES 

mase up Iraiuoiilalcly. visit Bert. 

mna'l Heney nnd Luneh gtand, on 

Main shore Bold, dement, Wi f 

q 

Smith. Rayvlew Furnli Clermont 

j, as.Jtg 

many more atopi In them, rirlnit 

thstlltp Hi, Up.lo.diito Shoe 

A 

•"nit SAI.B: PBDIORBED 

pipn 

Ancly Wnllnee j 

LARQS rsute I, Tucknlioe. N, ,J 

also have . hot degi 

all klndi, lioney an. 

t f k 

AFTER SNJOVINQ THE SHOW 

t th@ Moeflyn theatre step in l 

h 

where the l»ft 

lii are oUtalnnble, The 

fa rlRht and th«J food u 

Our atfVlss la unffqu&lled. Try 

klnri, four 

•OfUjltS. li 

John I. Jneknsn, _ "REAL BHTATB BXCHANOE,' 

mill. Incmiie property, aoundly 

priced, bualneaa sHUon of u» city, 

for dealFably located Ocean City 

hear by, improved OF unim 

properly, Aii.lr.-«., EIVII.O full 

0, OsBiond, 111* N 

tlciilari. It. 

1E41 ESTATE WOB I4H IJ street, Phila. 

pfuV-efflfii 

•t ysy of a 

iofi .IN idday, 

llffiin t a« 

THE BES 

rRiiity 

OF 

nUILp WITH CONORBTE HLOCKB 

' 

" perfflanfinge and 

_. 

j blocko. BOUth 

_ 

^ .;oad and Shore Boulevard, 

Suva Bilnux. 

• "' 

g 

FILIJBD IN, 

p , 

furnHure moved a 

cartage work, 

B&tUfeets 

caurfepu drtverB, ana 

i2iid st it H 

MACHINE FABM-IP WB BON'T 

jva tin part In «l«k, we'll make 

t fer_yoy In our modern ma< 

Mt, WoMlilnB Machine Wgrki, 

Dmwi-hlrjcli, Prop, Keyitong 1-A. 

_ddhe. 

^tV,' s Stpne"" Harbor. "Onee 

nAPIMO 

general 

done 

A 

DEMOOTTRATION OF 

new HUPtnoblle atx pr eight at the 

dwopd flotor fcrvlce, .Park A 

OBindS Ave,, Wildwood, 

wiidorfyl ear 

the new HUPtnobl 

Vlldwopd 

flotor 

Hlo OBindS Ave,, 

'a a woiidorfyl ear. 

MOHT RAlfLINO, ANYAVHERE, 

cll phone SI, James McCarcu. Btone 

!nrbpr. N, J. 

If 

WE NIED FARMERSTO;TRUCK 

intelpupe, watermelon, notaliii'B, pep. 

Srt, etdT. Uila winter In the moat 

leautiful aectlpn or Florida, Fflmlllea 

must be of nod eharaeier—can •— 

bod 

pptrtlflmiaii—tnndtrful ' 

Interested, write Harry_0. 

"' 

J 

* md Co,, 

ntver fprgotfen. 

Fumncidl and Insurance > 

AS CHEAP AM ONE fBR CENT. 

Hortcaze InnnaM, ean you anord 

to do without this Insurance when 

it .Is 10 rmsonahls. CBJWUlt Ha. Ml. 

HAW,row mm 

TOO HAVB OFTSM HEABD: 

'Prepare for a nlny diiy" but have 

you ever Blyen It very mueh Ihouithl? 

Think pf w&at a hank aeeount would 

" I alk o uHl 

In 

ployment. 

k 

eeount wou 

I aleksBSB or uneHl- 

"Who foeth 

gorrowlM." 

terrowing fqetl i 

Crlokets report i learaltr of 

.- ."""I; tqartliB to ctlrpûnder, 

WHV OO TO PHILAPELPHIA TO 

haw those suit, made whai you 

eomo to •vj#esd" 1 ant J^-'-- 

oifference, liulta made 

up and pirnts lo mstah ti'M tip, "AT 

Campanaro, 141 Bint dafe Avenue, 

—iUwood, A trial will tonvllica yoli; 

Wi 

HAVE YOUR SHO 

hy an eipert eohbl 

youf old -iioo. and 

ny 

t 

thstlltp 

IJUf CO., 

KPUSEHOljD^ OOOBB, 

dlalies, gas atove' 

etc, itehe HapiH.. 

Caurt Houae, Ebclhare's storea. 

rURHITUHB, ALWAYS Hi3AiON- Brldiwen. N. J, 

-Ocular---'"' 1 - 1 " 11 10 SU " 

m 

.cirttftn. • 

nrothirs. tlO-22 

-T BfiOplel 

fumT«hlni_ on contract, 

wifli 

i.Chariea B, AJama H 

and apaftiraei, 

with 

, AdaniB £ 

Asbury Am, Ocean 

~Si 

JEWELRY 

IB 

t 

BWKtRY—BBLIABLE JEWELRY 

and watch repalrln«, FIBBB re.net, 

dlitmonda, eiotlH ..nii watchea, IJiF- 

Ick'a, South Hcavlliu. 

_S1 

FUnNITLJHB, EVBRYTM1NO from 

bed room te breakfalt room can la 

hJUj here In iatest atyleg. lewepl 

prleea and best 

guaiitr: We ara 

fMiorjf antils for several lines Pot 

your snrlnc re-furnlshing eall at 

urnliihin« cl at 

o Company, Atlantic 

AVes,, WiHwopd, .11 

WASHINO MAOHINES SAVE 

BMlt Brailiulf on w«sh day hjp lot. 

tins tho Whirlpool wuher do your 

work, .Demonstration Eladly given. 

A. O. Armstrnfyf, 411 Bay Avenue, 

Oteiin city, call, phone or write, -ll 

Profc«rioii»l Strvices 11 

PIANO TONER, 

OUR BULB is 

the very best IB 

flles, 

Preatrl 

fl aoeuratl 

Byfk 

mnABum tOTs u %. 

gist, 

near 2nd. Aven 

HarliQf, Attmet'ivfi term a. 

ht 

far either h 

i#yis 

IpFlBg rr 

d H 

B ananny iprliiij momlnss w SIX ROOM HOUSE 

•IB coal on bud. Hell at Son, I thia Blaee la unusuaL 

[wood. 

Quick and tntlsraetory! poultry hauao, an abun 

ion, 

tpry 

—It 

ICE 0I1EAM SODAS AND TASTY 

nit 

drlnka, you haven't tailed 11 reul 

"Ida unless you have tasted qura, 

tltes, PIS Asbury Ave,, Oeeas city, 

ight in Uio heart of thing., -^f( 

DI5l,ICIQUB PISS, 

bread—th»_klnd that 

mmie-«t panaer'B Bi 

M Aye,, Wlldwood. 

trial orier. 

PURH POOP IN A C!i 

«nd uurteoua elerka whi 

, HatlonU »Ulttt 

UBOId'a), 7 L 

Tale 

EVBtY 

WEKIC H DAIMAIN 

eek if this store, where week! 

i]ea sre eandueted at prices * 

Ltraat people 'from everywhere, 

vnl and Bell WUt ihDM, W 

•luy Stan, South Seavilie, nonr 

id feid, —M 

OAS COMPANY 

• have jt»s In 

anf BK 

JAB JpflOr' 

House and' Stone Harbor % 

wnr Bear future, Ms; 

that you Inspect - 

.„« before bu" 1 

inn Harbor and 

use. Two " 

••red lip 

MUM; 

ROOM HOUSE AND FARM, 

-iee is unusuaL 2 a.ere farm, 

houao, an BbundaiicB of fruit, 

on a main hlKhway, Prleed 

- qiilelj sole, epnuult F, M, 

Capo Mar Court Hon.c, 

RDNT-L48T YOlfn rROPURTY 

wlb um we apeelaiiiS in rofltal 

Tliokahoo Really Compilny, MI C 

tral Avenue, Ocean city; Phono 

LOT FOR SALE, »It 100, N; 

ilite, conralt Irving" tltch?' Soa n "j«io 

3ity, K, J. ~- . • M-ltP 

iatt' 

\ AonB, 1-AIllf, 4 ROOM HOI.TSE, 

• movlnf naehlna, two mujon.. 

W 11700 jghn L, 

* 1 c 

LVe., »t 1th It,, Otean Cltir. ] 

77.^Con«alt us how ail Uiuo. 

IN THE IIEABT OF BBAIITIFIJI, 

Sonlera FSInt, home of the Ocean 

Clfr Oolf eouf«, the world'! • 

re£taumnt »nd casino, the 

ful Oreat KgB Hafhor Bay, 1 

tiemea ana nice 

people, Ir 

lasi for 1100, s p-e essh am 

nor monthf these lots are 

ear trolleys, auto road to Aflsnll 

lly, sehoola and •tsres, ApBy I" 

:. Hathlaa, onier. Main and 

erBey Avenue. Samara Point, > 

BU ESTATE FOE BENT IB 

«_.„.. .. 

into!* nitial 

nnrt said malar ud Uie -w 

and thV ln.lflllnllon UMkp \ 

infldmtlil 

HMnsW .la.'•!«* 

Ihoroillh 

BM* hp IHm 

nanerd ny said city u' I iaM 

PromisKFy notai, aald.i%la|ij 

fjeflBlte In ampunt ah3 beafl 

BRUJJ BW'I 

nia_._. 

wdjkTl'liS'wftore 

m 

jypAtw 

nUi. 

Btreet. 

iff ;a,:*esi8n7iiEut % V£i 

irau feel at 

lutue 

will 

POP AMBROSE, THE THINKER by 0. M.

, Clurfiiif Lowell.1 

AnnstnmfJ 

fpogarti-. 

FraniS 

NK. 

New I 

BN, Boston, | 

to J)«r 

i John (Waabjj 

i man's i 

.-that ns 

• thenr with parl 

. always, elen 

^_ ta« 

CfecoUlectJon. 

te*kwr»P 

monlcatli 

HOT* 

I-Kennedy 

. ot tt* 

Jad sttm 

i"bj the i 

fUeff W» con 

to fe*l. I 

'»wrljr 

in ' 

• ftlmalnKMt] 

i dead. . 

M> tal 

f&r 

woold J 

t woe tt>| 

- had 

She 

_ Slip 

- Mtttaae ' 

I toj 

It a*?) 

Jen 

| ^Deaths Sunday 

In Wildwood 

Both 

Men Well-known 

Residents—Ideal Weather 

Brought Many Visitors 

lltjr Lutheran'Church, which wtllj dlllons. for getting m«f from. 

Mr. and Mm. WJIIard Bawtli 

be erected pn (lie site, of tb«' the neat of a We cltjr for a dayland daughter.ot tWB Hsrlwr 

present structure. eorilLir Atlantic! yam gratifying. 

Enough cooling spoilt Sunday iflUl Mr. and Mr*, 

and Poplar. 

Ibreoio to fan the sun-baked Raymond Boiartn. 

l 

and Jilpj. William Kurt* 

son. 

Mr and Mri Jomob 

f 

Methodist S. S. Outing 

I 

| bathers, they lingered in content-l jvir. 

Burn to Mr anil Mn diaries rll „„„,, »„ tti,inK tnr orach r- -and 

k il A M t ' 

Erma 

îvon Dickinson, of Phll»il< 1 

phi», spent a week'* vacation here 

with alii 

It until Ifi 

plul. July 1 

Bolter, who is the dauKhter nf 

Mr and Mrs. Fram-ls Norjin re- 

COfvrB very «li>wl}" 

while 

did 

hle 

trai 

of iifoplftbaturdajr 

tvenln 

la 

luirn 

The 

MTU 1 

phi i 

ih.tr 

it. E. 

By HELEN S 

Two Middt-n de-iLlw In -be city 

of Wildwood on* thf i» 

• honii « 

1*1 rdti 

Ml 

iir I bOU.l 

of for. 

>r birth 

Iiiiilljtu*]*' 

ill 

Inii) 

Tor th. 

The 

HOW In 


mid Mm. Jamc?! Ilurati ond 

children. ..f Atlantic City, 

Mr. 

Ihtr... 

«p..>nt Wi'tiiiBilay 

la Atlantic , SBlerull|ed mm u MeyeTi ot 

Philadelphia, 

during the past 

I'mtrt tin' Hiipt:r 

i'iw 

I^.rsli. part 

rh. IHIIMI.II plenlui 

Ml a» 1 VI-H Alfr*.l \lt*fv 

#rf Phil «-]. Ipbu 

hn-.- )• vxi i 

( i 

MI>T jjtirtin tit f f r t h> bil.iiir< 

of tb* 1 PI u*uh foinlrift tt> tSf'' l» 

•^>ri for ft pulod (if y* ir^ th< 

Allnfnri' fonni-ilv iwrtipli 1 I h 

il* rf( hull lint, fn t inf I HI* 

pliiri? T 

nuiliy ( 

borhfxw 

Joy a il 

zlmm. 

mill 

party 

epb' 

Mm. A 

i Cook i 

JIIB th. 

A IVHir wind til it t\*»a\\ t hloVt 

i< bf>'*> fioni^ iôi) 1 Aiii f% 

\A\ti I fiUiifl ir inultt h\ M L 

o[ j. ti rupoiAry Iiol litp mi r 

Hi J.'IIII/, 

JJriiw di ttiinfn^ a 

ttron of pj^*-riE rv niaii> of 

whom tuolf advj.nUfjr (rf Ihf fn 

La *ion to rfli»rn I i T h* lUiir 1 

walk 

Mor* nw>m y » i^ pp/m In 

tHtfl ihni JM rhip-i oth^rwl-M 

ami I f l*-ij_Bt t h* r< ttJU ânI nt,t Ii 

was boju-tful A bj^nn U r r^ 

marktij \\ btit a pity h. t jjiw 

must 

fit" par I at Uif ûpt» r boui 

any IHJI* Vfiiit (if [l)i-i- i irlir 

HtwitetA brlilft lh*-Ir hinchci jiwl 

d good h«t tupprr HTtWfl' t> ih*»rf 

j(* I hi- flUrifc. Inujir L* Tiifirt 

willing rn apt nd for L n.f.il ,U 

I Mi time 

I *«< 

SlITl It} 

II 

1.' 

U r h - ti. 

J'lni A^ 

fnu tu , 

Milhflf 

) i|ipict 

i ipf the 

hiul ruiu 

«f thifl I 

t hfrt 

Tr< il r in 1 IH 

f U h ot j >iii)i, la 

bmi'lj> lllcrmii F 

a p]f-iru)[ »uk< 

Rami;i;y 

h«r parof 

Mlllvlllo 

Lewis Hildreth and family, of 

*"h Cape Sigî are oeoupjih^ 

ihelr 

fottgge 

h* 1 re again_ thi.4 jji-n^rtn, 

Mrai. Marvin £]||nti. «f C«Jd 

ipfing, eall»-=ri on hn Billy 

to Wildwood for many ygara. 

•His. iottle~~Adik», of New 

Vork Avenue. U taking ft We#k*a 

aojourn with frlenda In Holmis- 

Tn» beach wran. ladle* U t 

M>CM»nr article of wearing ap- 

WTOJ for the un-to-4ate bather. 

lnSly irorn. It Is attmctl*e. 

and with the nobby frtogni iiuen 

Bat feminine lovellneas la doubly 

AhMCL 

Tfce Iflswi Helen Brown and 

lilm OleklnMn. both or Glen 

1 *•**,- P*.. wtrt unions the 8un 

,"W Tfeltom Iwre enjoying the 

"— ndld Mrtnlng. 

** tbe molt Af s recent BODS 

lal cinn by Ml« Marie Hup. 

.'jibe ww atile to eohtributs 

1 mpany 

m 

' AU«nticCay,N.J. 

: Marine 3555-' 

I. B. Van Scivar Co, 

Manufacturers and Retailers of Furniture 

CAMDEN, N, J. 

Is Repre»ented in the Ocean City District by 

JAMES H, VANEMAN 

SIS Wesley Avenue, OCMH City, New Jeney 

Telephone Sra-W 

Information pertaining- to Fnrnitur* and Hone Furnishings 

may be obtained from Mr. Vaneman hy telephone of by 

letter. He will be glad to Bake t pewmil eafl or fim ia. 

formation hf telephoae on estimate! fn fnrniahing Homej, 

Hotels, Clubs, Offices and Apfatments. Mr. VaJieman frill 

aJjo gladly help customerj with ideas and suggestions on 

Interior Decoration. 

aba furnished on Awnings, Summer Draperies gad 

Hoof Coverings. 

REDUCED FARES 

TO 

PHILADELPHIA 

SpecuJ Two-d»y Summer Excw*ion Ticket* 

good MI d»y of inue and next »ucceeding day 

Are Now on Sale From Ocwere 

all seen nhopplng Ip 

wood Friday 

j 

lira. Dnvld Mason, of TamJin, 

'and 

Mrs Lena Madon cn)I A oil 

'MK 

Hiram Soultn \\ednes dot 73c Qnni ihz 83 c 

Gulfwax - pkg lOe 

Aicorted Spicei . e% 7e 

jelly GlaalM ^w.il,M.nlC.6e»T.ii[ 

Jo j 39c 

New Pack Peas > 3 «« 25c 

Shredded Wheat • m ioc 

Pnlled Rice • pkg 14c 

Puffed Wheat • *»% lie 

California T fftp B w Peaches ^ „„ isc 

Rajah Sandwich Spread • /ar 23c. 

Ions Tomato Ketchup • 3 tali 2Sc 

AIIOF Rice - 3 Phgt 25c 

Mra, Msrnion'i Puddlngt - 2 pkgs 10c 

Enston'j Mayonnniw - 8-ez jar 23e 

Pnlmolrve Soap • 3 ak" 20c 

P&G White Naphtha Soap • 4/afalSc 

8 O'Clock 

COFFEE 

•af • 

The Msl hmi br ludwidiiiii 

Grandmother^ 

BREAD 

Pun Grape Juice 

Red Ripe Tomatoes 

Purs Cider Vinegar 

jlLO 

jelO 

Blue Ribbon Mayonn*i«e 

Heinz Vinegar 

• 

Ufcbuoy Soap 

• 

Old Dutch Clejuner 

pint tot 19c 

3 cam 25c 

2 J4« /,./, 25c 

3%2S 

3p%.2Se 

8^02 jar 23c 

2 Wt 25c 

3 cakt* 19c 

3 cam 19c 

White House Erap. Milk 

jtlontt Peaches * 

IOC 

THE A NECTAR TEAS 

Mixed 

Z3 C I'M ••» mmt i 

i4 c 

- a7 c 

NUT 

TtA 

eon 

Any used cat seen on our flow 

is food for more than enough I 

satisfactory miles to assure the 

owner of his money's worth. 

You can always count on that 

BECKERS GARAGE 

II. KECEEB, Prop, 

ft N. j. 

A usen 

CAR is ONLY AS 

AS TH* DgALeR WHO 

Another Big 

Tea Sale Extraordii 

We cut tofive Vrny Hons*k«per an 

know the goodness of Our Teas, so we hare 

on ult this week at « iff reduction. 

Our Teas are Delicious and Refreshing 

Strved Iced or Hot 

Reg. 55c and 65c 

AscoTeas " 

25 C : * 49 C 

M Ib. 

Your c?liuice uf flther Orangit ptknt'. Intlia 

Counir}' Sljlc. Plain lilnek ur Mlxvd. 

f Reg. 15c ASCO Sliced .. ,jp ( 

Peaches or Apricots & M 

I 

Di'llcluua fruit fur Briiikfast, Dinner or .Supper. 

Reg. 9c Gold Seal 

Macaroni or Spaghetti 

Rich Creamy Cheese 

or Del Monte 

NL» Pack, Thu flnost of ihe new crop. 

ASCO 

Sliced 

Bacon 19« 

Reg 15c 

ASCO 

Grape Jelly 

2 2||C 

tumblers 

g 

Tumi 

Reg, 21c ASCO 

tM - lit 

Calif, Asparagus 

Tender Spears serve creamed on 

liiil».nI**!ni»iI'>>J|UHi! 

^Market* in Cape May Counlyattd^ 

iuihorUies Seek Means To 

Curb Accidents on Bridge 

failure of Motorists To Maintain Single File in Crossing 

Bridges on Entrance Boulevard Blamed 

For Several Recent Accidents 

Not Illegal To Paw Cars Traveling Same Way On Bridge 

I The atMnUOD of the cits' 

Been directed 

iano of curliliiE the 

save frequeotly occurred 

t bridges of the Oceaa Clty-igm= 

Polat hquleyard retently, 

[At a nittlBg at tbe city Camnor 

Monilay. Director of 

OWBW Trout reported that ae 

requested the State Highway 

nrtmeat to replace. the reflec. 

markers at toe entrance to 

hrldgs Which Wife removed 

the highway wu hard mir 

thin spring. 

Highway Department ttiited 

matter would receive Immoil 

attention. A number nt the 

§ldgea are set at a alight angle 

the 

highway. The reflectors 

III warn the night motorists to 

caution In approaehlng the 

ildges. 

|"llio real haurd on the bridges" 

Trout declared, "11 

practice of many of the drlto 

run around other ears on 

bridgei. 

Almo&t ninety per 

nt of the accidents have beeaji* 

"-•* 

ji==-*«- [ s ( Bis cause, but 

i author. I A I I f-ii 

££% Asphalt Plant 

For Repairs Is 

Needed By City 

Family Had 

Close Call 

From Death 

Car 

Stalled on Tracks at 

North Wildwood— 

Struck By Train 

Man's Skull Wns Fractured 

iklltMil op* lullon ,it Miite H 

jlo^pltnl Hiiiulu Ii IM llcvL.i to 

HJIVI •! tin )lf< nf John IIny4J) 

ctf J'hlladiIphla 

vrlin uais iilmoiit 

family Injure*! Sunday morning 

ihe cm in whit h ht lilt) 

== —^ = \9>\W ontl li y* a\ ulil smi wen 

City Engineer Recommenda ^rin, "."Mr 

Z*"*t 

Purchase of Inexpensive 

Plant For Patchini 

Would Save City Money 

City Engineer ColllKsoii recommended 

the CommiHgionerH to pitr- 

Wllilwond. the cur 

Htrui 

by n tiouth-bound »ii:ilrsion train 

goliic to Wllilivnnil. Iluyun sus 

talnliiR a comtioiiml 

frurtuitd 

•kull. 

Tll« 

on Sho 

h«nr or 

yeii wciv driving Atwlh 

Iloaii. 

They did not 

uny trnln. tlitt vision 

And They Call This a Beauty 

In thu vicinity bring rli'iir. 11 In 

btllt \fil that win 11 uhout to 

' Iff 111 T> " HIUl naa«AA i^ftFU^B*- «iv ti** 

ehmw a srnail aaphalt plant to he| ev(r itll, 

rnu riu,l CroH.iln B hf m-v 

useil in making alreel repairs. ltl, „„,„ llll(1 mtompt,,! t,, nDI,|y 

The 

cost of such a plant, he 

staled, would not exceed 1250 and 

the 

eit^f would find use for it 

many times In the course of the 

year. lartleiiiirljp when replacing 

thB hard surfacing after a renolr 

•fortunate!*/ it is not always the 

•ending driver whs paya the ponpr. 

A rational driver Is forced 

nlut the bridge rail. Buffers 

IIBRO to his car, and risks hit 

i while the earelisg driver con- 

ûea on hli way, 

*!* with hundreds of others iiviilcr 

the Imprualon that the M« 

Vehicle law prohlbi^d cars 

^veiling in the same direction 

passing on brldgeg, but reintly 

learned there is no auch 

The auettloB of whether or not 

(ere Is a liw prahlbltlnf this me- 

1 of driving, wa> quickly setby 

the npnsentatlvei of the 

or 

VeWcIo SeDartment who 

driver"! eiamlnntinns In the 

art every ilondar. 

_ 

aufrted 

"wte 

ho prMIHan on thu 

nl«« to that tffeet "Oertainj 

bra Is no law of Oils kiad," he 

Klared, "why ihould a driver he 

impelled to trail a truck acrois a 

ilNmlle bridge at the rate of ten 

lies an hour if there Is ample 

on Ue bridge to pals the 

Jllck with safety? 

IThit of course, does not by 

' maani five the driver the right 

risfc his o»n life or endanger 

pen br feckless driving. It If 

le that many drivers are arrestfor 

passing cars travelling In 

lame direction on bridges, 

they are charged with reck, 

driving," 

Jho entrance boulevard ii pur! 

I the State highway system. Com-1 dared, "but it goes Into the Mir. 

Mtonof Trout In a comniunlca 

sewer pipes, 

"Of course the contraetors who 

laid the paving' are under bond 

for five years for defects that appear 

In the paving, but they are 

not responsible when the street in 

torn up to make repairs beneath 

hard surfacing. The utility eorn. 

puny must pay for that, but If a 

plant was not available the street 

could not be patched as speedily 

as It should be. Then there are 

occasions which It eouid he used 

for city work. Fortunately there 

has been an asphalt plant located 

in the resort for several years 

and we have escaped this difficulty, 

but we cannot depend on 

a plant nlwara being here." 

The 

suggestion was vlewsd fa. 

vorahly by the ConimlsBioners. but 

no action was taken in the ah- 

•ene» of. Mayor_ Champion, who 

wu 

pill-Sharer It (he funeral of 

Majnor OUlver, 'of Wildwood, 

Director ef Highways Trout 

called attentian to the fact that 

the 

cost of replacing openings 

made br utility companies was 

taken from the street approprla.; 

tlon. 

To 

open a street the utility 

company must pay 110 for a per. 

, but the nir Htalled nti 

the trflcka. 

Hayes, with rare preaetice of 

mind, pitched his iayear-oid son, 

Marvin, from the car, telling him 

to run. H« got out of the ear 

and took the youngster t(l safety. 

He attempted to return to rescue 

his wife, but the train struck the 

car, which bu wife occupied and 

carried him on the cowcatcher of 

the engine. 

Ills wife, Rita, escaped death, 

but was badly injured, sustaining 

injuries to her body and limbs, 

Hayes sustained tt compound 

rmetured skull, und was operated 

on immediately at Mace's Hospital, 

where he was taken. On 

Wednesday his condition waa reted 

as "slowly recovering." 

mit. 

if usually eo,U 

iLnant Stween 

h SS in and 

C. of C May Hold 

Next Baby Parade 

Say Civic Organization 

Should Stage Affair 

That dhe Ocean City Chamber 

ot 

Commerce hold a baby Ba. 

iH.ii. III the retort next summer !> 

the 

nfeomnwnilatlon whlob will 

be made at the next meeting of 

the 

civic erganHatlon, 

Many memberi of the organ I- 

miieh pubiieity by failure of the 

J j Chamber of Commerce to taKe 

No, lit* Irfii't a tinakt* rhiinncr. hut a fl^lii'rniiui. The vipi>rlnli 

nppi'arliic Hpi.>clnien IH nothtnA morr than mi IM'1. OIK? or the largiwt 

to lie cituKht In ill's nwctlon. Tin 1 «M l» ovi>r nve r*>l«ht pnillldH. Tlic Hvi'iaj;* 1 

wt'lffht of i-i'tn llMt'iiboutH 

l» A pound nnd u llulf for whn! I* coiiHidt'ml il full rHtrh 

Th,. ell ni lumlcd by A, K. llotikc. nf rronpi-ct Turk. Delu 

ware bounty. Pu. The mlia IH hln rlflUKlilcr. Mt»* Kihi'l L. Dotlkf 

Mr. 

Holtkt) lnlidfil the eel on IL ,0.t hook, wMc:h IH not I|U|'H'I|1 

for partleulitrly large nnh. It wait Innded otltHiili,. 

Citptnlii I>^w 

AlHley. who witnoriH^d the capture of tin- MMII. ri It to t>o tht- 

InrjiOHl of thnt piLrticiilar speclâ that ht! hud ever iteeii hero, and 

Captnln Lew hiuf mien aultn u tow flnh. 

Judge Eldredge 

May Reverse 

Gibson Fine 

Was Imposed By Mayor Sofroney 

in Alleged Violation 

of Motor 

Case For the Civil Courts 

Hard Surfacing of Street? ]- Mn 

that If Jun 

tin or thi I'mici A T 

Hti'^l 

limn ilt-l^Riiti 1 !! Mnyur Sofroney to 

hear the ci-ii. the JUMIICI 1 

Jii-r^d. 

hi h.iUllfi no poniil to du no At TJlB | ufs of a mMt CU Slid 

•»'»'> "md iiw cit..il fin r.ict, an on er to build him a gas alailim 

Mi sieiinmii ii ronunissliin tlen was too muei for JoBn w. 

t\p:iLtl Ma> l nnd tha 1 hi ' " 

no 

light in r.cehtt tlie fn 

ill, 11'HI iilat, 

(M Ihôn «im arrwted on thp 

complaint of Qeorge Jefferys. Sea 

Is!" City cenlractor, who allagud 

that on April ]!, Olbaon, wliiie 

rilling In an automobile at in 

ullugfd rate of tpHd, struck his 

cur. 

parked along the read allpointnient of a receiver for the 

Miiiithniere damaging it to the {gasoline station operated by her 

hud Hornsby, of Ocean view, when 

In I Mrs, WiihelBfina MeArsle Horoi,- 

hy, of lea Isle City, made those 

Inducements for him to marry 

While the Csmmfotottttfi 

not made any definite ... 

moot as to tbe plus rpr 

surfacing of tbe raori ' ill 

it li understood tint they art i 

•I4erln> s promra m 

jmtftX 

Uw dent few j**n 

wbfch 

Include all the main : 

the city. 

Among lie iwTltur p-*n* fat'f 

first phase of tbe wuiactwi 

cram to be completed beton t 

teason Is the (Urfacliif of W« 

Arenuo tram BereDtMttUl- I" 

to Tweaty-tlnt fltreet and, T 

first Street from, Wesley i 

to Asbury Annua. Thb> wl|fi 

plete s route of bsrd 

from Norlb and Wesley AW 

Twenty-first and Aebuty An 

Bay Avenue from Ebjktft'$ 

to Battersea Bflad; Batten** ) 

from Bay Avenue fa 

Boulersrd. 

Thla would be a feeder . 

here. ThSBt MMftioBi were nailo "" ""*_!; "i, 

by HornsBy on Tuesday in answer | nc 

to a petition filed before vice *~" 

Obancellor Leaning, In Oaaiden. 

by his wife, who nought the aj>e\u>nt 

of |{0. 

Jeffreyii iiald that Oibson told 

him he would pay the damage 

ufier he had the car filed, hut 

Gibson failed to pay. He then 

•were out a warrant for hla ar. 

rest. 

Gibson on Wednesday declared 

hu would not say the hill b&cutue 

It was ,>i.l\,> and that Items 

In (he bill were for repairs made 

rillent. 

He said he Died an appeal with 

Jiifitlee steelman latsi and also 

with Mayor Bofroney at the tin's 

• he fine was imposed, declaring 

the Mayor refused to accept, 

judge Ehlw'dje stated that hi; 

thought Mayor fiotrorioT'ii qMt 

tencinr of Olheon •hould be re> 

versed, dealgring "It smacks of 

husband on the Shore Road, near 

the South seavllle Road. 

Hornsby alleged he met bis 

wife In September, 1626. when 

she was a widow, and married ber 

at Klklou. Md,, January 11, 1927 

"I am twenty years my wife's 

junior," Hornsby averred is hul-be sewer compsoy to lay 

affidavit. "We first met late la (connections rrom the tow tf 

September. 198i, and the follow-to the property Une on B«M» 

ing October my wife, then a Kosd. wblcb bare not *lre»dy$ 

Into ami 

resort If new Bay Arenue, 

is located alonr tie * " 

from Eighth to Ninth 

In not built by out time. Atf i 

nue 

througp the 

Rillroad tract will, I 

and In condition for truffle j ' 

This Mil relieve tbe 

from tranllfw through th»f« 

tested district ID the centnl.j 

tlon of the resort. 

However. It will be 

to the car not caused by the oe: •-*»• *"»£* J? £. 

"B\°.r^^. 

at Sea Isle city for tbe winter 

The psvtni 

g* her em»nBeur Md " " " - '"- " " " 

110 a week, 

"During 

Wert Avtntw l_ _ 

will alto be considered, . 

AJan«i other MKSUOS*] 

jyrf by the City ~ 

the etreet end! i 

• fratn -•'- 

coiiectlng a civil claim through ,"^r ol,7J, 

a erinilnnl procetding." He fur-| Hornshv 

th td th h h £ 

that she had flnanciaj aisaBs wllo, 

Another hlfbwiy wimn.n 

which she wodld build a gasoline jnccorded •ttentlon will W C 

Mary 

Mutolcse, of 

Phlladelphln, won the little tnlsa 

In a 

Bower," 

Anita rMcCiirty In n pink go 

cart 

win a prise winner as 

''Abie*s Irish Bose." 

Birth of a Dew Drop " 

Betty and Jane Silling, made 

a picturesque float. 

Betty was 

locate!) In a iargi! rose. Th« 

float was entitled "Birth of a 

Dew 

Drop." Jnek Balthaser was 

a real "He Vamp." 

The faith crlh. with "Florence" 

has 

liesn tltlcri the faith baby, 

I wns neit In line. Thin ehlld waa 

and xmogram 

the affair. 

It was impossible to ascertain nursed bacli lo health at the Bea. lowing year," be declared. 

„. ..... jAveaue from Beranteeenth 

. - .. . Hornsby declare! she said she, to Thirty-fourth Street 1% IM drtea 

ther stated that h« felt therei woui d ma|, e B fMOii M , tatlon a btons whether thl. enUre » 

- w 

"•' 

ntl1 sufficient evidence to i gift a nd provide him with a alx- can be Included In the next | 

warrant a conviction. 

Icyllnder automobile costing IIBOO contract, uolws a Iar*e 

Will Start South End Conttruction 

Quickly 

The City Commissioners pMsed 

an emergency rMolutlon Tues* 

day which will provide for the 

immediate construction of several 

pile jetties on the beaeh between 

Fifty-fourth and Fifly.nlnth 

Streeta. 

These Jolties.wiil bo for the 

pnrpnsi. of giving this seetion bet* 

lor (itorm protection, also to p«. 

teet the bulkhead in this seetlon, 

whleh will be rebuilt or replaced 

by the cltf, 

At the meeting Mayor Champlon 

called attention to the need 

of Immediate aotien, "Unless 

these jetties are located before 

the fall stofms, they will not 

billld'much beach until tho foltbe 

names of the various entriss 

as they pawed in the line of review, 

Among the tou who eom. 

manded particular attention and 

drew abundant applau*i was Joy 

Matthew, a little tot dressed in 

a wjilte costume accompanied by 

a Jet black dog representing 

"Beauty and the Boast," Bobby 

MMler, as "The Bnglneer," James 

Leleht, "A Farmer Boy," and 

Jack Thompson on "A ooose," 

Sing Lee, local 

liundfyman, 

wag accompanied ty his three 

small 

children, all who were 

born In Oeeah oity. 

He was 

awarded a special priie, Randolph 

Thompson, of Philadelphia, 

was garbed aa "A Hoo«ter," rollowing 

tn rapid stiocession was 

"An dlJ-fsahlened Olfl," "tittle 

ralry," 

"Bride and Oroom," 

"Little Boo peep and a Iioae." 

Dorta Sail, wearing * luge 

Hombrero. attrscted much Attention. 

Catherine Back, s sweet 

little tot. won the hearts or the 

spectators and judges. She threw 

an abundance or kisses to tbe 

audience. 

A miss In an 1850 costume 

was followed 

by "Goldilocks," 

Jeanne Marls Taylor. 

This tot 

was aptly titled, as ehe had * 

mast ot golden curl*. 

A. Knldler, In » block continue 

•Miss America.- attra

*s 

mmBummam 

> ^r^^$ $ 

' 

, titartw Lowell; 

Pbllto 

' Wgsrty. 

Oanl 

Frsnj 

InEton, NK. New 

t, IN, Boston. 

B BBf mystery 

il John (Wash 

.nlmêd. Apil 

Kennedy, tbar 

j, and there ha 

Oat night! OL 

them with pari 

— always eleven 

. nrttOnte, It 

'iHftri (tlegrapB 

l 

tea at tot c« 

Jte hud itamM 

ilkra by Ike mi 

left tats Gontn 

oof to fMl. i 

twt) neier 6CBI 

U b» to In 

tire ant 

"I: IB 

f !• 

•a* 

Contmctore Must 

p;«p«^ : fc/I City Engineer Makes Re- 

5& 1 lCKet IVlOney commendation to Solons 

j Scouts, of Bridge 

the Camp On"— 1 

and Sixth Sir. 

_ — In a report to tie Commlssioneri 

walk. 

" $120 From Ticket 

Monda5 '- '*'•>' Engineer roiiisson About 7! boys 

lie group, wlilci 

IM of stealing a iu 

It In broad daylight fro, 

-"TWilk ticket office e 

__ ,F»Bt Use proved frUUli 

'•in, which leads the polit 

fltam It wu the wort 

sk rather than a nc 

f clue that Mrs. Bro.... 

[.(went, eouid give u to the 

psMnee of the money iu 

•n elderly nil who dlif * J 

eoit or • ticket to plea 

Mck w 

h inBtanf to fall % train dutttw 

of the company to eiplsin 

iitter to the a 

shows faults u to fulle 

P"A« tte irrnlB dlspitcher r ap. Ule cr»ek 

pnsiiW Ule once the elderly 

durlne the 

^m'Hft without being Inter. 

owed. Ho wit ac< 

IMih toy, Bt boarded the «r 

pMdT'lMt •HBMI Imaedlately. 

pA'Asrt time later she noticed 

Ills money bad disappeared and 

wiwrted the matter to the police. 

Ciiptmln Orut Marple and Detec. 

BT» Ijictoy traced the movements 

-:ttii (uipeeted m 

U«. when, all CIL 

lames Artman 

j Buried Yesterday 

f ' 

eporl it is 

BliBiil de. 

ent (he en. 

din -.hfth 

• Trout dP 

ed that Ih. 

Development 

Tele- 

More Than Jorty 

phones To Every 100 

of Its Population 

A. C. Leads Bigger Cities 

l-toiown Publither Died 

,flt Summer Home 

A iUtliUnlly inclined reporter 

BW'AftoiB. fetlrai PhUadel. dl us * HD up 8mrei flEUrei during the post put 

(Mater and .umnMr re»|. * k wlllcB BlHlwi 

, ° "» Has 

( of OEMS City Ml burled at W "lephenei tn each 100 of Its 

[niton aa»ter» CBMter Peim- Permanent population. According 

t;ftt »Mttrt»r."Tie intermint "_"««« » Atlantic nty, 

i» prtr«te. 

wUh " telephones for every 100 

YmtiSk'irin oeU In tbe fun- of , WlaUoii ass s greater 

iU" plfloni of OUnr H, lair In |i.j,ip>,i. yesterday afternoon otttr elt ? ta U 18 I'nlted lutes or 

wMihtimi! (any of tat friends c *o« da . aecordint to the New jer- 

^B» "dimiia pud ttetr tut ?' Public utility Inlormatlon 

2>-jjb, ~ Committee, This development is 

'^%lUm died IB his sum. dui ta ««» rt t0 ll >e large numioim. 

»M Flmt Stn*t. md- b * r of toM1 * |B •>» "">"• *' bicli 

Sundly morning Tbe nut **** telephones In every room. 

Ml a*»th ni SemoirtMCT of Of fte US clUe. in this country 

litfflo. fc had been In poor «"-und«d 

••:««H'CIBIh PWm A. C. man-"""""I"". 1 ,. N " Yo1 * [" tweBl '" 

* ~ b, of PWlaaelpnlfu * nd * itt M J telepnonse per 

inani Aueelatlon •»»*red. and Philadelphia itaads 

UiJMiAl'iiinn ««h,«. ninety.«i3tth with seventeen Bell 

pi"ft ^HM by hi, wiaew, J*^"""" *«««rr nunHred popurm, 

tolrabeth J, Artman. and all u n - 

JUI£L |^j_ William F Wateri According to Walter looi, tnana- 

Om AWn C. and Theo= gji f f,"? , ? "U" U 

h Cl1 *" th ' 

•*" Telephone Company the 

, K Artman of C.rorelsnd Fla,- •*" Telephone Company, there are 

«*Srf. H, Pratt and Franltl !IM «•'»*««•. located in the re- 

Artnuui of Philadelphia aa* *""' BaMd Ule «nsus taken 

Wm>m« itPe^ '«' 1"W W the local postal 0,1 

iC ^ ^ ."""*• goiaii, thii would averaie slightly 

more than four phones w every 

—" ten peraoni in th» resort 

. A^nr^îaflnti There are sixteen cities in the 

" c ^ f i t l T j A-J Mrritory of the Bell Telephone 

ror ttaby rarade Aid Coaipanr of Pennsylvania wiiii a 

•at' Of th« Ocean POPUbjte, exceeding §0,000, More 

•at Of Ul. Ocean ,, jtojm j,l,,,hnne, are In ner. 

*a*4« »««H»i.*i^^ *- t^ vice In these eltles. Their aggre. 

On« of uw most gratiitprw 

of too parade was 

•Vlrlt of ^SBulflahneai eiprest- 

•••IHE th» jsfsBti of the regliite, 

m»at of whom laid "we 

dWBg thl. jut to help the 

3*»j*do'-.wH«..to thank Uw city 

RiWSi *W"»Mpn In plaelss 

i.MMir'tfBd utandarda on the 

«k. H »na'Wpini off tte Jadna' 

•mtalSBtr Trent ni "on- 

9*" Wrtt ul eartr. Ana Ike 

|nt deserres a ipeq, 

. „ Uilmkii for the efficient 

f « * UI»F handled U» 

eriteil Captain Grant Marple 

• piniAi with ths O«B Cit, 

^*Wt#'.Ml«Mn«. The toji 

^Wjfar/ttndiy Khiiel tol. 

T'W ittfollHHI with bille 

morlxmitrB, ut Hafrr m 

T'Urt*** lood sertes In 

* "•'•> paraile started, aod the " 

Bcelvei) iti due than 

ttHBiemimt Ii deeply (nte- 

• OieiniitiT famni nMni 

.'i,' 4 , Bneeraly, 

Vintor Buried 

; . 

ity Gamp 

Wife of Polic 

jured When Cars Crashed 

LaM Rites Held 

For Mrs, H, C, C 

Resident of Pottstown 

Tne deeeo«ed was born 

pl p,jll«iown and was a member b _. 

»"""*'"»'l Lutoeran Church, of 

r 

liilenl on WBite Horse Pike. '' 

The nccldent occurred when ';• 

rhnrlei priidiirico. of Blue An. _ 

char, suddenly attemptHi to mako Disease Complications 

a left-hand turn from the Blue! Cause of Visilar's I 

Anchor road into Wnite Horse VÛSe or Vltitor s U 

drtvpn hy Pnllce f'hiif 

Fum.ni! Bfrviffii were heli1 

Johnson received a broken *" \ , " r _ n - ' 

sprained wrist, later,.,!, 

for M f F ">"«" »• W»- " 

the Knee, and fnrehMd 

year^ld .chool hl telchar. tlh who h did died 

Mrs, Ida Ganfood. of 711 rentral 

sl h "'. « ' h( " ne - 

4 Centra 

Avenue who was in the same fur, ' 

" 1nf 

BUffpred from nheeli They were ln -"*nl 

w »» »"••« «i ««n 

treated by Dr. Enposlto. of Ham. Mc ' rls11 Cemetery, 

rnonten. 

Miss Myers had been In pool 

Alnhanfi Frederieo, affe S, and health for snme lime, ihe was i 

Frederlco, wife of the driver, re- leichir at thet McMlehsel Pub 

celled several tushes In the scalp. He School, Thirty-fifth and Pair 

They were treated by Dr. Ewlng, mount Avenue, and resided HI 

of Berlin, and were able lo ens- iS4 North Fofty-firsr Itreet 

tlnue to their honies, 

Philadelphia, 

OAK FLOORING 

To have oak floors in your hone it 

net u expensive as generally tupposed. 

Any contractor %yUl lay it; and «ny 

painter will finish it for you. 

You em f«t the proper grade and 

size from the stock of 

C. H. Shoemaker 

Lumber Co. 

Phoneit ISO and IS1 

THE BEST 

BARGAIN ON 

THE BAY FRONT 

A New Bungalow Cottage 

12* St. and Weit Aw. 

Pour Bedroom,, DnuM« Qwgt. Spftnaj Waterfront, Very 

Attractive Surroanffings, New Yacht Club 

»9,50G«> 

Massey & Edward 

Golf Club Starts 

Golf, Speaks Here 

•quired la about twenty new meni«Jtia reiort'«an beeana nsmbera of I also the lowejt '^LJJ 

ire. Tie dlBBer nieeyns w«»|lna elub. Information Be Ob. | Barney won int prlj^' 

at (he Flandpra Hotel fa 

1181 few months In var- Mrn, Honnah, Mr«, C, A, Lltll", 

„ .„-,nnnivnlH. including tiif Slr«, L, Sledem, Mrs, W. Hlteaien. 

llnnul open, brlngtnij Ihe resort »r anil Mrs, J, Meyera, aO of 

ind snlf fiuh much nuMIrlly, Ori'an City, Prises ' ' 

vl,,liinK golfers who »unimer nl to ihe three highiij 

I 1 

lly" What', ,be 

jey," 

HAPPINESS 

Is Offered You By 

BEAUTIFUL SOMERS POINT 

Prices of lots and bungalows are exceedingly low in this 

Ideal Home and Vaeatioii City In comparison with other 

communities and considering the many superior advwitages 

of SOMERS POINT. 

Ai low at $800.00 will purchase a SO ft.Improved Lot 

and as low as $2,800.00 a Bungalow, 

LEWIS B.MATHIAS 

SHORE ROAD AND NEW JERSEY AVE, 

Phone 34 

SOMERS POINT. N. j. ' 

Specials From 

The Carey Organization 

200 FEET ON OCEAN AVENUE 

200 FEET ON WESLEY AVENUE 

240 FEET ON THIRTEENTH STREET 

THREE FRONTS 

Choice Location of Town For Hotel or 

Year "Round Moving Picture Haute 

Price and Terms on Application 

BERtRAND T\ and T. J, 

CAREY 

Hi^ mi 

Fifteenth and Board walk Phone i 

Real Estate - Mortgages s- Insurance 

OCE^ OTT - - fffiW JESMEt 

PJwn*: Shmvood 8U8 

m 

fclF, 

• I 

POINTS for eiU'h 18,00 turund In 

CtWC 

regardliis of wheUiBr (In. sub. 

.... IB Pittiburg, Pa.; „_ 

^, - j ^ leriptlonii are for one, two. three 

h nirif> Khul to is- n«»B,ni>r B,,|llwp.|pllon of any I,,1BII, hy „,.,! " ^,,'"," !" The L ' wa« IHI d 

B In. away M,0,,0 worth w«lnlny will hn .rediled will, -T , I %,, " " 'tt*" "" '' 

id mnin,H«.lon» to= m m b m m nr oslra ,„,„_.,,,,„,,,. '. Îf I'l of "j'w 

eaders In (his M,llnn ,„„ po|nts wlll „,, ,„ „,,,„„„„ ,„ *" ljn f ""•"[ '•'»;'" P"'". 

le. It I, one of tbe ,,,„ Boints ,|lc al,ui(crlplloll wll, ^V«hl»n«l ArT» """ 

ira ever made by any I cllrn 

Bif pit under Ixtra the Point reeular Offered seiiedillo, Now " j pni «,5^ I in f « 

'aponcr in the Btale of 

J - 'rank MiiCall, 3rd, of MariBitFMSt 

Eittrii Point AffitHtii If «""-' *«*" PfHy chubby boy. 

•Model„.» %ZT£UZ^ZT~~^^\«'°' i %' 

c sht 

gednn—Flrsl prise, ,„ ,.„ .„„._,. nnin, ,rl,p,lnii, 

" 1 ""'' 1 - 

_.. earn and every (Still worth of plfili Hli' I w\ "-- 

-Flflh pnffi. 

or cent cash rnnimlii. 

who work and fail to 

the prises affored, 

jmiKn manneer will enter them on Seolt and Eilwaril Johnson. In 

llle 

Wort W t«l 

records, and nt Ilia close of of l l>« •'Coverud WiiKun," was a par- 

„,,, offer wl,, fl([un, (|p)|u, lol||| ileiiliirly nne flunt. The lni« 

rkeri are wanted In thetmt,mi 

of eaeh turned 111 liy Pnrt 

wl 'i« nttireil in pioneer costume, 

anil right now is theworker, and will issue ami pluco 

or anyone to enter anil 

p The covered wagon WM decdrand 

i 

. A deerenslng point 

eilit W1.0II0 W100 EXTRA In deliiil t hai 

II be used anil diirini! 

'o weeks subserlptlons 

aore iMilnlH than they 

other time, 

I Issue of this newi. 

hllshed a list of thorn 

entered the campaign 

present time. All who 

estering should send 

* p I ubiifn^niB 

ft. 

, entrnnti, for ln this 

campaign as well ns 

T lino of endeavor. It 

BrUie, 

ory Hat UinlW 

re not, limited to any 

IB which to canvass for 

s. Anyone may get sub. 

nywhere In the United 

renewals from present 

will count, 

i go any further we 

Mil upon the minds of 

at thli Is not ono o 

so-called "Popularity" 

isre one almost always 

id their owa money in 

In This campaign Is 

•e of less than a com. 

esmansWp proposition 

heit workers win the 

without eoit to them. 

in this campaign are 

the prins—the prises 

»t^lKh,^ 

Ihest point itondiniB, 

« how mnny or how 

m mu taTOto,heir 

this campaign can be 

Mir two way!, Either 

Hie free coupons which 

la" tie paper taeh 

r Becurlng caab subtlia 

Tlmsi, Adwrtlier, 

Jrttr, Tie aecnrlnE of 

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Economy that builds a worthwhile 

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EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE OCEAN CITY NEWS 

FRIDAY, 

gHMHM Star MS* Afternoon. 

.VMM Him Buildln*. 6IS-A*. 

?;.Hnr Atmio*, 0mf As * matter of fact it probably 

n better, it more attractive, more 

which followed would have been 

enlightening to those who "fell" 

for the old fag. When asked 

point blank why he (the peddler) 

did not go to work he naively admitted 

"that ain't the idea," 

HOW WATEB DBA1NS 

A HEAL NECESSITY 

The unusually heavy rainstorms 

of the past few weeks demonstrate 

the necessity of storm water 

drains. While the central section 

of the resort, between Eighth and 

PUT BtJSOIEBS 

m FARMING 

Senator David Agani, Master' 

of the New Jersey State Grange, 

who accompanied the marketing 

demonstration train through Cumberland 

and Cape May Counties, 

gave the Farmers a good prodding 

m his address at Cape May Court 

House, 

which will be worth 

money to them if they put into I 

practice the advice which he gave 

—put business into farming, espenally 

the marketing end, 

Mr. 

Agans has traveled ex-i 

tensivtly in this country and has' 

observed closely the marketing j 

practices followed by farmers in 

other sections of the country. He 

has seen the onion growers oi| 

Texas, the melon and letruce 

growers of Arizona and Colorado, 

the egg and fruit producers of 

"alifornia prepare thrir productsj 

for market, and all this informaion 

he gave the farmers of Cape 

May County first-handed, impressing 

upon them the competition 

they must meet. 

The trouble with New Jersey, 

produce, as charged by an Atlantic' 

City hotleman, is that it is not] 

standardized; it does not run true 

to form, in short it is not graded 

closely. Buyers do not want that 

kind of farm products, they dul 

not have to take them and they 

will not, with the result that Jer 

. sey farmers have two courses open 

Big Hogs from Little Piggies Growl- 

• By AHmt T. JMf 

Ninth Streets, was kept dear of!' 0 

them—conform to what the 

surplus water by the drains which) buyer wants or surrender the mar 

were recently installed there, many ket to growers who will, 

other sections of the resort were] 

This ii a pretty blunt state- 

| merit, but it is the exact truth 

This is a particular age. People 

want the best and as they have 

the money to pay for what they 

want there is no reason they 

handicapped. 

When such a condition exists 

it is not only an inconvenience to 

the residents and visitors, but a 

serious economic loss through loss 

of business. * 

should not have it. This is the 

Storm water drains are an ex. rule that applies in every other 

pensive proposition, this reason 

prevent!'a hasty completion of the 

line of business, why not 

firming? 

There is no reason why the 

three or four million summer visitors 

who flock to New Jersey 

every summer should not be fed 

M$&j$$ in the old dayi, and some been completed. Contracts for'by Jersey farmers, no reasonwhy 

jgHootnetB bid alroort uncanny still .drauu on North, Second and I this velvet should be taken from 

more palatable., Thejcntire storm water drainage tys- 

; TUper-cookery of the past is large- tern from North to Fifteenth 

' IT • fiction. The htchen received Streets, • 

'personal attention from the I Eighth and Ninth Streets have 

l||iM«lj concoction of eertaln par. 

ticuUr viinj, guefc at pie, for e» 

idflple. The kitchen did not turn 

^•Wtbftter food, an the whole, nog 

•""Mom enticing to the appe. 

. Cookkif a half century ago was 

fc^|loB|jBot si art. Mother knew 

isjpjti'. pW dementi in order te 

the bat halth results to th 

' II iht hit the rightcom. 

it Wai by accident, 

aiitcuL 

The weU-ict table of today is a 

.^.. ^ $af lit. This is due not 

JdBHfB.!»-tfce linen *nd iBver, but 

|{*ft*fa* Aat faod u put up in 

§!JB mmaanalm htm, The wry 

-,,- PT--- *•••* "% *^¥ to 

Mi;ptow of eating, and sting 

jpflifarf' nnien tue if jf n not a 

||jltM$Ue undtrMkiiif. It ii not 

jHmp-.to*'cnm a mm of food 

i iito *c ttonuch. 

iWiam a« m* .» much today, 

JIjpW§ •« man intd%ently, and 

liWtKjiSftii IKEMM there is more 

in the kitchen. The 

Way hWtefaaibe. 

i W*>>"1t'»*irtWMlirj 

! fiM. 

Tenth Streets hive been awarded 

and will be installed this winter. 

The Commissioners propose to instaJI 

drains on three or four more 

streets next year, 

Improvements of this type, 

which are hidden from the eye, 

are not always fully appreciated, 

but they are just as much a ne 

cessity for the progress of the resort 

as those which are placed 

above die ground. 

t JUtUT VWXttKM. 

I have learned about 

way to separate small 

| from the public is to don 

r uniform and wail about 

Eihe poor soldier, by pur- 

|,» piece of trash for many 

• true laliir.. The favorite 

trade is a magazine 

GARBAGE DISPOSAL 

IS CITY HIGHTrfABE 

Disposal of city waste and garbage 

is a nightmare to most mil 

niclpalitics unless they have been 

MfSdently foresighted to introduce 

die one element that is effective 

and that brings forth no complaints—fire, 

Ocean City has had 

iti own troubles with waste and 

garbage and has now been forced 

to rum to incinerating plants as 

the only satisfactory solution of 

die problem. 

Wildwood ii now beginning to 

have her troubles in this matter, 

residents complaining of the city 

dump and demanding in removal, 

like Ocean City, Wildwood 

will fit no satisfactory results un. 

til she adopts dtf incinerating 

plants in which to dispose of her 

prbage, 

York city tried the plan 

our growers, and it will not be if 

they wake up to the situation, put 

business into producing the best 

and then adopt a market standard 

for grading and packing so that 

every package that goes on the 

market will be true to marking in 

every particular. 

The roadside market stand men 

have formed an association to 

raise the standard of their business, 

why not start an association 

of growers to adopt a standard 

for grading and packing produce 

and fruit in accordance with market 

requirements. It doesn't matter 

if the bulk of the products of 

Cape May County is sold at the 

seashore resorts, that market is 

jusl as particular as the city marken 

and cannot be pined and 

held except by adhering to the 

same rules. 

Here is a field for the County 

Board of Agriculture to do some 

excellent work. Why not start 

BOW 

MUCH HOSE? 

ELIZABETH AND ESSEX 

MAN'S A POOH FISH 

CANCER AID THE Sid EYE 

If you have 

IB1.16 In your 

pockets you 

have twice as 

much CSSB as 

the 

average.. 

The Treasury 

tells us that 

money clrculat 

Ing July 1st 

amounted to 

"only" 

four 

billion eight 

hundred 

thirty-four nil 

Brisbane 


Seashore Antrunn Business 

Wiidwooa Journal: The Cape 

Map County 

Bonril of Chosen 

Freeholdera and the miluiu. resortji 

of Cape May County h 

been doing a good piece of work 

this year 111 getting tho name of 

Cape May County before the pub. 

lie. 

The result!) ore coming In 

now and will continue Inrouglt 

tfli remainder of the Heaaon. 

There are two lhlriR« the Cape 

May County has to »!!, iiaBiely 

health and recreation, and for 

these it hais pure air and «unnot 

much 

and arrows that daily challenge 

our mental and spiritual endurance 

and this is the purt of wisdom, 

JThe past is not so barren nor the 

outlined future BO rosy as new 

prophets would like to paint them, 

more than ten per though they labor mightily. The 

cent, of it goes to local Hchool 1 careful mind moves slowly, coniMslrlcla. 

Rutgers University gum solidating Its gains and keeping 

close 10 a million dollars from Its Hats of retreat and communieaT 

tlii« fund, Normal •Schools gel a tion in good repair. 

iarsd slice, the School for iho! Faith is the bedrock of human 

Uiaf sew a quarter of u million, life. New knowledge, new, exper- 

Industrial Education over half a leneo, new understanding demand 

million, and so it goes, i n other 'adjustment, out faith is fashioned 

words, money [a being taken of sterner and more stable stuff. 

away from local p.chool district* Without tt we have no anchorage 

for other purpt»eii, anii ta, t. a in'ond are at the mercy of every 

local districts are larger because'casual and uncomprehended eur- 

Doubtless ail of thgse diversions 

of the public ucho.il:-; mane; 

f 

h 

rent, 

The Religion of Good Taste 

ihe ball rolling? 

of towing her gtrbigr: to tea and 

dumping it in die At^ntfe, but it 

didn't stay dumped, but floated 

tack « 

iofl s the New Jcney 

beadier until this State hai made 

to protcitj so loud and efecrive 

rtat the metropolis has been 

TOII^B.fiMlHi timg ;f* uBde|Ma • tW erection 

îfeMW > :»,. tfc oi indoerating plarta mougji to 

At OMof'ttr prtage and tt- 

! fpt m mm of vel«. 

I for it 

be. No 

^t 

to Jmpoiefe» 

refine either on residents 

Whin ill AWn.coofinet or qn 

WHY 3H0H1D BUSES 

mm mam m WAI? 

It would be interesting to know 

on what grounds the law giving 

bmses the right of way on State 

highways waj enacted arid why 

these lumbering giants, which do 

not pay for anywhere near thi 

damage they dn the roads, are 

permitted to run at a lifty-milean-hour 

speed, while private cars 

are limited to thirty miles? 

If diere is any satisfactory explanation 

for these favors the 

general public would like to know 

the reason. 

of beanifulneiB, that has a 

better autumn eMmine than Gape 

May County, 

There la no section 

that LB better Btted for 

autumn and winter vacationist 

than tlilB eounty with ita various 

resorts. 

The only way that people can 

be brought to realise ihe- aJvantaga 

is by a procein of eilu 

cation. 

That cducatlvs proce* 

must be a persistent ami consistent 

advertislnf of the things that 

cape May County has to offer. 

An intensive campaign for fall 

and winter business should be be. 

gun now and com lime,] through, 

out the remainder of the mm' 

mer, 

EnTTilllt Our Hume Market 

London Times:—BtandardliatioB 

and man production era sot un. 

failing 

remedies, because mass 

production is only economic if 

there is aa outlet for the goods 

so made. An argument in favor 

of protecting home industry that 

devoted adherents to free trade 

never leem to understand )i that 

the assurance of a large domestic 

sale alone makes it possible to 

embark upon wide plans for mass 

i.r(! fur worthy purpose, but lhe[ Westfleid Standard: Rev, Dr. 

Harry Posdick, In his address to 

the graduates of imlth College, 

remarked that the old fharply 

that this Is one of tbe reasons a 

burden U jmposed on him j defined'eodisi^f rifhf and'w'roBg 

p 

pns for mass 

production It is became American 

mnnufnctnrern have n [irolnoteil 

field in w their own country that 

tlley are able to make nlnns for 

cheap production un n Gpiile lliaf! 

would constitute II hazardous emu 

ble if adopted here, where no such 

assured market eilats. Thus Ii 

comes about that not Infrequently 

a protective pulley, mi fur from 

raiding the cost of articles in the 

home market, niituntliy results In 

ultimately reducing It very considerably. 

for local school purposes. 

Adjustment 

Philadelphia Ledger;— Thoughtful 

people are constantly readjust 

ing their estimate and Interpretation 

of the standards they live by, 

not because truth is anythlnf but 

eternal and absolute, but because 

the human vessel changes, grows 

and stretches. The living mind increases 

Its power, discards Its ap. 

praiimatlons and taken In more 

territory. It does not therefore and 

thereupon create a new heaven 

and a new earth. In the fashion 

that reform administrations lay out 

a city beautiful, but it daily re. 

habilitates the old homo to better 

living conditions. Certain things 

that are fundamental persistently I 

survive the perlodle spring cleao- 

Beem to be breaking down, but 

I the present generation seems to 

be governed by the standards of 

good taste, which may he about 

the same thing. 

There are many people who 

seem rather attracted to a thing 

If you tell them it is wroni. 

But if you tell them it Is bad 

taste, they ihy out of it like a 

horse at a flying bit of paper. 

The problem of torn times is to 

eonvinee them that dishonesty 

ajid vie«a are poor taste. If the 

people who offend in such ways 

could only see how they dlsEuat 

well bred folks, they would quit 

their looss ana crooked 

ing. 

Wo surrender our faith unwll. 

lingly, even 111 the face of slings 

If you have ever leea a fai 

woman In knickers you were prob 

ably convinced that a man is no' 

tht only animal wonderfully and 

fearfully mrid.'. 

DcFrank Crane 

Remember—All la Not Lent 

I 

Because something has happened to you which interferes with 

I your enicieney Is not proof that all is lost, 

v 

Thwe is nothing unconquerable to the human spirit. 

There is no truer saying than, "Where there is life there Is 

REPTILE, tfans are popular 

with the fashionable women for 

dress trimmings, ihots and accessories. 

This is not strange. The 

serpent has always been popular 

with woman ever since that little 

episode in the Garden of Eden. 

Where the Eaflroad Tax Goes 

Olnuunlor County Democrat 

Ten years ago the amount of 

the Statn Rnllroail Tin apDOr 

tloned among tbe schools of 

Gloucester County was (31,774- 

.99. X4iAt year tiiu nmount was 

124,951,71, and this year it lias 

dwindled to 116,049.20. 

Wnon the RalliouJ Tm wan 

first IiroHKud, and handled by tbe 

State, it was to tondivided exclusively 

among the public 

schools of the State, to be apportioned 

among the counties, and 

and tiea re-apportkmoii by 

County : School SupdrlntondenU 

among the schools in each coun. 

Tbe roost recent Rajlroail Tin 

amounted to jtut aimer tea ml|lkm' 

dollars, and of ^hia 

t 

onlr, 

ff.tU,Mi w u d 

hope." 

The great problem is to utilize wliat remains of your life 

keep up a bold front. 

It never pays to give up. 

Life is lite a com stamped on both sides. On one side is the 

face of smiling fortune, on the other the image of frowning reverses. 

.Sometimes one side lies up and sometimes the other, and sometimes 

the two seem to spin, alternating continually. But the two are 

always there in every life, side by side. 

So one-half of the art of life is knowing how to meet c 

ortune and the other half understanding how to treat prosperity. 

c ' L S" \", ?•• Ncbraska ' » nineteen-year-old boy named Edward 

•Smith lost both his arms in an accident when he was helping shuck 

com on his father's farm. 

With that accident most of the means of earning a living; open 

o him the daybefore were obliterated There were few things dut 

he could do. Yet one of these he did superlatively well 

Providing himself with artificial arms he be 

o the 

superlatively well 

Providing himself with artificial arms, he became a salesman for 

S! 

H b 

i 

nigh i 

n 

'Pi* ofiwdl 

one ankli 

_ 

pepplc from drowning at the b«cbe» nw his kmt 

>%$&£: nineteoi yeari fl^daliisl^. W ^ 

HOBS, one hundred mlilloBS less 

than last year, I40JS for each inibitanL 

The real wealth Is credit. Four 

men In the United States, Rockefeller, 

Ford, Mellon anil laker, 

eouldi with ease, borrow more 

money than all the cash that is 

I In circulation, 

I Long ago Queen Bliiabeth gave 

a ring, her face eagravpd UBOB 

a stone set in it to her lover, the 

Eari of Essex. No matter what he 

did, he would he forgiven if he 

returned that ring. 

Accused of saying that Queen 

EliMbeth's mlBd was as crooked 

us her body, which was probably 

true, she was a great queen and 

a hard woman, be failed to return 

the ring and his bead was 

chopped off. 

The Countess of Nottingham dying, 

contested that she failed to 

deliver to the queen the ring thai 

Essen gave her. 

Eliiabeth in despair, spent her 

time sitting on the floor weeplag 

and died at the end of twenty 

days. That's the story. 

Now the ring in sold at auetlos 

for 18,700. It has dropped la value. 

Eliiabeth would have glvsB at 

least > 1,000,01)0 for It, 

Bobby Jones, golf wliard from 

Atlanta, oa,, defending hii open 

golf championship title! made tie 

arst round of eighteen hoiei in gs 

strokes, five under "par". 

The secret in golf Is control of 

head and nerves. In the air, flying, 

or on the grass, playing golf, our 

young Americans seem to he abe 

to do that 

A welUmeaning politician suggests 

a law admitting children to 

all baseball parks for twenty-five 

cents per child. A better law 

would supply city baseball parks 

n which children could play huebail. 

That Is what they Bead, not 

right to ilt OB a bench, paying 

twefliF-ave eeata to watch 

somebody else play. 

If young and old men of this 

generation played more, and watched 

less, it would be better for 

them, 

British scientists use moving 

pictures In war against caBcer. 

The camera records caBcer in Its 

growths, slowly, for two days. 

Then the film is speeded up, nine 

hundred and ilnty timei, and the 

scientists see cancer cell* actually 

growing. That's important. 

Man can outrun a home in Ume, 

An Irishman, afterward elected as 

Musings 

Office 

Strani how a 

la alwaya found in a 

position. 

The 

siring around her ah 

husband's Anger to 

to gat hU hair cut, 

home to dinner he 

"Ah. leg," he 

memlier," and entertn|^S| 

b# sat down befon U§1 

barber. 

M, sir," mid 

Inoulry in hn -, 

'Er^h, 

yes, cut 

please," commanded t 

minded one. 

"Why csrtainly, i|r '•'& 

wish it," .aid [he birf " 

you won't mind my o 

the fact that I cut It i 

will you?" 

It may be aWlight to dwl 

the siie of the dolla 

posed, but the man i 

crease Its purehasiai jowiL 

prova a real philamhtojltl 

In ease of doubt—hij "' 

Everybody Tikes 10 iMfiJ 

ni' • _."•.'• 

be 

"The two girls 

we picked for th« Bmi^ 

•re Miss Hazel Bhlpui" 

Mountain, and Uarbli 

state center," —4 

Tlrnes-Repubiican. 

A bank otatement 

woman can undentanb;'!i 

account In overdrawn," ' 

> Very unwise, we 

beauty specialist who 

that she would be 

give ladies some useful \ 

"Modesty reigned wlW 

Vletoria," 

says aa 

writer. 

But it loeta 

ain't coin' to reign to m'\ 

^ ^Â 

A young woman In > pi 

suburb, the proud bnt " " 

mother of two mujchi»! 

boys, was orerheard I 

bor to,call to 

"Joe, oh, Joe, go tui 

and teift hlni to 

be is dolBg," 

Mayor of Lone Island City, ran 

more than 100 miles in six days. 

But, In water, man Is literally "a 

poor fish," a most inferior flnh, 

Edward Keating finished 

first 

last week over a 24-mile fresh 

water course In IS hours 47 mla. 

uten. In that Ume a shark could 

swim half way across the Atlantic, 

Hlsa CoBitance Talmadge, excellent 

moving picture actress, requeaUBi 

a divorce, aaya of her 

husband: "He Is the nicest man. 

but I am out of Ion,'* 

"Out of lo" Is modern, typical 

of our day, Itrlet logic might 

vhen "in lore" you should BBconflrm 

thi view that if you marry 

•marry when ••„,% Of j Bn» Th (fB 

re other coniidnatioBi, however, 

.bat still influence many. 

Otto nenaecke,' German filer, 

prepares for his trip from Berlin 

to Ian FnmciKO. wlOi intertsUng 

:are. Every part pf hla motor #a» 

ling X-jnysd yestonlay in March 

f defaeta In the metal, 014 

itatnes nhoir goddesses wits three 

ifm, one in the forehead. Science 

has feivm to men • rial third eye, 

ihe X-Rar. that looks through 

iolld metal, and we hardly appreciate 

it. 

Tbe many ways 1 of 

A casual flancd 

Home folks turn up i 

at work, 

And some turn up Unit • 

You may be aloae 

Ing lonely if you hart j 

iBouihts to ketp you i 

In these timed of tWlg 

many a poor devil ,li :^M 

the truth of the Bible •' J * J 

that "the borrower U I 

tbd lender," 

"Damson lost his ; 

he lot his hair cut." 

"Things are 

Wftea a womaB 

she is JuM MginnlBI toji 

her authority," 

Gladys says! 

funBy. The cthif 

tlm blushed aBd .-,.-.- 

shade* of red when I 

reached dowa Into V ' 

my dras for my hu 

suppose he would fe 

It more lady-Wre If 11 

up and down and i" 

Men are so funny," 

The Prealdent la nil J 

sponsoring a "Baes>j 

movement 

heir. He rather II 

House. 

True eloquence 

logic, 

••< 

Whan a woBian ftH: 

Bine agalut a m»n'i 

tallty a weddlnf 

The strange part W 

nubi fall, but ttejf -W 

many tBlnfs, 

Ananlu made a 

lla.r, but lifter all I 

man who infenttJ: 

phnn 

PDE TABIE~fO» j 

In BUBM^MJ 

"Well, «ah," aald 8»mbo, after 

elng Mked wh.t kind of chick 

in», he preferred, "al! kinds hu 

der* berlts, De white ones toda 

aaleat lo And In de dark; butliw 

» black ones la de eaalnat to 

Ide after jron gets 'em." 

",-'.• r? 

walttr nesey, of Phila- 

Is IP»Bdiag a few days 

"will U> mother, Mrs. Waiter Ften- 

||ay, of Ninth Street. 

I Betty Adams, student nurse 

j-atiln* 'AHaawrCitrHWItJU. wift 

gSi visitor to the resort Tuesday. 

Mri. Frani aai Mrs. Becker. 

jjVtlu bay section, eBtertalned a 

f MO card club last Wedneailay at 

the tome of lira. Frani, Tbe guests 

' wsre all PUladelphians, 

; A ,C. Baker aad wife, of cliesier, 

are located at the Idlewiid hotel. 

lUst Edith Fulton, of Lanedown, 

iilpM the week-end as a guest of 

'Wit M< Rouiher. 

HUS Oertrude Sledem anil Frank 

?f H»rt motored to Anbury Park on 

last, 

Mrs. Beba Jackson, of the n 

port, and Mrs. Bouster, of Allanooanr 

mt, n. y., msa, ms a, it»?. 

Mf. end Mrs. Ell Cawiay have 

een entrtaii 

been entertaining Mr. OBU 

Lewis Jigsi, of Uagm, Pa. 

Tb« Pastor's Aid Soeiety of BL 

John's^ Lutheran Church will hold 

a WaDl« luncheon on the Board- 

Charles Qosel, of Phltadelphil, 

will spend the month of Ausuat 

at Bl! iSleventh BlMeL 

Vivid StOty of Uie 

[MM. H, EVM Bite^tai 

Hot Sahara Desertl 

Jetta Goudal's N»w Picture 

Packed With^Romanca 

Tile attempt by Italy to regain 

tbe lost province of Trlpolitana 

and the machinations ,,r a rascally 

territorial governor who plotted 

agalmt bis own country' 

men, are the main features of 

"Fighting lave," which Nils Oiaf 

OhrUander direeted (or Oeell B. 

DeMllle and which will be on 

view at tbe Colonial Theatre tonight 

and Saturday. 

"Fighting Lore" should be one 

Dr. J. fisher of Northwood is I s ' ' he «"*•"•« most unuauaj pie- 

•-.'i- 

'lures for the ave principal player« 

in tht play have almost equally 

important roles demanding of 

them the mast virulent ctiarni-turluuluriB 

poaiible. 

Tbe aim story wag adopted 

from a novel by Bssita porbes 

and wss prepared for the screen 

by Beuiah Marie Dlx, noted novelspendlnf 

«ome tune at his 

bury Avenue cottage, 

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffith, and 

Miss Dorothy and Frank ariffllh, 

of Philadelphia, lire at their Second 

Itr«t collage for the balance of 

Ih8 seaMn. 

Mr, and Mrs. William Hosbacb 

and their son, Herbert, wife and 

daughter, are enjoying the summer 

at their Asbury Avenue ci,(- 

B. A. Filmyer 

City, visited Mrs. ioumer'nloimsiiie, 

l 

over the week-end, 

Mrs. Franz, of the hay section, 

'p?e a public card party ot it. 

, Anfustuie chapel, lecond and As- 

,lBry AveBues, last Tuesday evonim. 

The party was well attnndond 

family, 

«P» the cotta 

at 2111 Central Avenue for the 

remainder of the summer, 

Mr, and Mrs. Franklin P. Taylor, 

or Bwarthmore are spending n. 

two-weeks' vaeaUon at tie shore. 

181 

loulevard, enlartained a large 

group of her friends'at a bridge 

luncheon at the Gateway, it |omers 

Mint, July il, The luncheon 

table wu beautifully d»eor«ted 

with cut flowan and lunch was 

•erved I to about twenty-nine 

guests. Afterward the party ud- 

Journod fnr l.rldge in the sun 

parlor. 

Among those 

present wer,i: 

Mrs, Ralph Anderson, Mm Julia 

Bralth, Mrs. Louis KehiTf, Mrs. 

j. Davidson. Mrs. Loula Warren, 

Mrs, Smith, Mm, Wilfred, Mrs, 

Mays, Mrs, J. Wood*, Mrs. Frank 

H, Stewart, 'Mrs, Marriott, Mrs- 

Holmes, Mrs. Alfred M. Oray 

Mm c. o, Coolbanih, Mm, w 

Doughten, Mrs. rairweather, Mrs, 

0, P. Zurn, Mrs, H. Bo»nnlng, 

Mrs. I, 8hoam(iker, Un, John M, 

Healon, Miss Edith Heaton. Mrs. 

II, N. Diesel, Mrs. Oeo. Orabam 

Mre. W. Gamble, Mrs, T, Hall. 

Mrs, Twltebeil, Mrs. Bly, Mre, L, 

Solons Spld on Incinerating 

Plants After Inspecting Many 

Edwards Declared Trip Removed Any Question As To 

Advisability of Erecting Plant in Ocean City 

After Seeing Them in Operation 

Will Solve DiipwaJ Problem Which Now Facei Retort 

Any doubts In the mind of iheUirn Incinerating plant is not as 

Commissioners in regard to the; objectionable as a large garage 

"The plants can he made of 

user, who accoinftauled the Commissioner, 

on the trip, rwentlr 

•ubmltted a report «nd rtscommend»tlona 

to the city in ttgtrti 

to an Incinerating plant. Ho estU 

mated a plant large enough to 

take care of tbe growth or the 

resort for the next ten years 

j would cost 1160,000 without tbe 

ground. 

He recommended the plant be 

located on Haven Avenue, between 

Eleventh and Thirteenth 

Streeti, or on an island off tho 

entrance boulevard. 

I If UXM CXWOM., 

Mlhtir half ot tb« i 

woaoorlnp; bow tin c 

live, for It will p« i'' 

.s;\ras,ff ^si: « m ' ih '^'^^«"^». 

d Victor Vareen 

and Henry I. Walthail are fea 

lured in her sunpsrt. 

Once in an age there comes to 

the screen % picture that can be 

truly classed u epochal, gush a 

production in "The Yankee Clipper." 

which shows at the colonial 

Theatre next Monday, Tuesday 

"The Yankee Clipper" is epoch, 

al in that it brings to the mo. 

Miss Dorothy Inow, of Phliadel. j

NK. Newl 

1 

tD Her 

JO-n (Wai 

i tern's i 

:_B_ktI 

viot 

l 

if Tbs.1 

tof 

. leadlne'Clinfictern 

ky a^ J v I*. 

pyfh MIA—1 

V. FhUUp. 

MUM- thrufu_i__an tuloouur S 

fle? And of course you're being speeied In the community. Her 

under arrest and losing your Job! me hnd been a long Bit 

^ h a little lin't hard on mel You owe! against odd>. which she had 

another yoqne fel something- nt homo, don't you' eom« with noteworthy patience 

1$/Mknr Js.eOBgunwa, I But he shook his Bend stub and industry. 

I suddenly hp thebornly. "Can't do it. Put It hag been suspected for 

1th Xdlson. He reallied 

ii truck driven by through It all over. Ii wily time that gcottdsle was an the.hat his prisoner preferred to .be 

• J^hMyj "o wortblsss I'm responsible for that woman's main booie route between Canadian 

ports and Detroit and Chi. The ouutanding thought In 

1 Into uather ear, km. bey to break into s case at Bur-cage, 

rurthcrniBK, there were Mlxon's mind wag that he haflj 

Jone. 

r, Who has •mashed J1L1 death. If I hadn't persuaded Lib. 

, lone occupant, a woman. ley, he might have not gotten hints that peace officers were being 

HUbsidlied to look the other enerous fool, In protesting one 

'een a fool, a crackbrain^d, over» 

gaMpanlOB nnd Llbbiy drunk. Don't you see? And if, 

.•MM hurriedly, leaving when this chap offered me away when the trucks slipped who could not be saved by- pro. 

'ijlo.ne to face a eon-ride, I had asked him to take me through In the night. This was ectlon. And one wno did not* 

[jJWMjeB that Eddie, home, he would have done it. keenly resented. The town had ppreelate his eacrltlce. , Tho 

i#nVet whiskey about That's all there wouid hail- been been ilry for years before the owafdly note the mornME altar 

te connected In gome to It, But I didn't. It's like Pttjauge of the Eighteenth Amendmeiit. 

and the numerous violations lie young man's avoidance of 

he accident proved that, fiodid 

Occident. Accord, pushing over a line of dominoes. 

ta'arrested, 

In since his _n_it, His 

I gave fhe shove, and it's up to ad aroused public sentiment, ' 

me to stand the gaff alone." Eddie Forbes had been popuir. 

But now that he was under they'd convict roe, I would Bave 

noughts ran: "if ry known 

^ CHAPTER m ' ''Unless, of eoujse, he offers 

to help. That'll be different." rrest for a mishap due to II-tolqugr, It was recalled that he had The train puffed into JaetaoB, 

who was with me," 

ADoobUn.Wf, He could feel her stiffening 

sjd^'ewn wife, Potw with resentment, and something onen drunk with more or I«ss Heal signaled a taxicab. They 

il*^"|#to,i_li«?_avt «. else, Hhe rose and begun clear- j frequency In the past. Repudiation 

by bis employer, a man ofsinister walls towered above the 

were driven to the prMoa whose 

I M 1 its tearlnE 'lo theing away the dishes. "It—it al 

t Sdbta^'s gtory—n doubt most looks as though there might influence, had done much to turn railway tracks. Bdlson •hnddered 

jmft the community havo been something dishonor- the community against him. as they paased within the gali!- 

n^'frem a gwamp'in th able," ehe murmured. 

The trial overwhelmea him like way of discolored gray none. 

llnK aare. scoots Ubbey He knew what she meant, and a landslide. The prosecution pro- The whole place seemed to recover 

slowly from the' recent 

KeJFtyMa the night of Bullied, They nad teen married ducml witnera to prove that he 

only a year. Previous to her ha.l been men sitting alone on siege of wet weather. There 

_ J drag net. No onif coming to Bcottdsle with liHr| liie truck, on the main street of were puddles In tho worn Bags 

him; ivjr Wai traceof father and stepmother io reside. Burky, luas than two hours tie. of tho font walk. The ivy 

•thereafter, 

he had been tacitly engaged to fore the accident, Thta was while dipped as it clung to the eoid| 

Sjenl;-the'night 1B theNance fineell, daughter of ths Scoots Llbbey conducted the stone barriers. There was the 

liilj. He ay formally towns richest man. But Nance wretchedly 111 Barney Oik to thename dsmpneas in the prifion 

aejflfmorning, wltt BIBB. was headstrong and higBJtplrlt. Burley IIouw, a short distance offlc,., and a sironjj smell of Mai 

film eausing, the death od. They quarreled frequently away. Bui Barney had entered Infectanui, bath depressing nnd 

Maria Know!, the col nd violently. After one of th the hotel alone. Hearing qf the 

iOjjfcBall mm arranged quarrels he met, fell In love with necidpnt he ilijidppeared next I Linus received a receipt of hli 

«%_( : .re1casv(l. He stopped i'fttuy June and married hi'r. al. marniing befuri. h

i«rfc» LowsU. 

, Armstrong 

PbU* On* 

rty, Praai 

4 1 

Seta (WM 

, BUM'S rfm 

certificate. U 

b«d irttm 

fSpbrts Golyum 

^^b,,!,,.^ w^»,,,,,, tt ;---f«"S P K 

Odfcgiaiis Wallop Atlantic 

City Police Team - - Score 4-0 

I&U-&mfi. 

Local Kiwams S 

Locals Submerge Visitors, 

Who Put Up Poor Game 

wno rui upj-oor yarae 

The Philadelphia profemlqliBta 

Thpy wore suits. 

^lOTTsr Sfl# plsjiea s game 

| lMKSr Das brought litle luck with ir, 'pllthfd One ball Tor (he local,. w _ , 

(jy... When the mo»t valuable pliyer prize was mumr/i in the giving the cope but tour bite JIT il NfnriSnnâ^ ¥' would Rot even entitle t! 

play in lhe Anll-SiloOB U 

i;lm fjajriu. In fQ22, George Siilef, fielding mil batting ««• »ii Him active In wlnnjng hi« **l * U-MSKÎIUCa w Weil any t#am may bi 

1-V^MtMii sf the St. Louis Browm* was the first winner, (iffirgf. led the own game by scoring a run and ——* 6! off day. and we abouldni 

^'American League In hitting with 420, and hi. all-irwinil work I'nin* out a lively bingii. _ , M .._•••_ too niuph from a team j 

S t 

© M-Med Uw Brown, to fight it out with the Y,,,t, until ,„.- Ut davl »»" P"""^ • «""" "•»' 

a p d °" M " nIcl P5! H o r «- »< gj.y^nr^ld rJ.hifl^Mer. 

¥'rf the Mton. Thlt wu the yes, the Yankee, won th, n-nnmt h> "''""',, wnt ' U r u " wl ' h »*»" "hoe Pitching, Courts >= foot two first ba«eiiien i 

p^w-..-,.*,. f irr^r.ftrîn;':, w«.n«*y Eve ning •„• 

I*;,- infer won the pna that year with fifty-nine vote, out. nf *'„,„„ ln „,.„„ ,hrM. „„ „„„.„! — al 

•iiPtpiMf iurty-four. However, before the year of |".'j «», our WM mrflcitni i« win ,'FviIle, 14; Ocean City II an 

K O n t p Contracted* sinus trouble'which seriously affected his left CJT. | Murphy, who hatted In eliiiii' * bn 

= = 

^.r;.':- ^ — up position, opened up IhU rrmml j ~~ hi 

| L '* He did not plnf at all in 1913. the fear nflrr h, iiu "I'h « «inEli.. After To*ri««n.l B»' thr. margin of thrno BSI» 

K'i.t his great honor, and when ht returned /, iht enm, ,n """"I """• MtHelwn prodoVrf a the PleManlvllle Klwanln downed in 

^••'"•'7924 kit batting average dropped /„ JOS. » /,«/.« ,/# ,/ " ln|rle lo ecI "" Bnl) O°" nnmwl Ihe Ocean City KiwanL, Club In in 

p • War ** B'fll *p/»>* ftu trouble, m e t on jfcClaln'i sacrii), hnrimihpe couria tm Wedne: 

"j'' : « * * • I Rommel add.d another run In evening. The court? were 111,... 

fl'l,' . the (usi-enth when he was hit siili naltd for toe malche*. With ihi. ,j* 

|st : THE BAMBINO FLOPPED IN I 1 )'} !, piiched ball. MeClaln laH a score IS 1011 In favor of Pleasff.;•••'!• 

|drlhhl*r down third for s rhi-ap antvlllr, Dr. Hurtiion and H. Hor- "" 

|i' Gmigc Herman Ruth, the big Bambino of the Yankees, won idngli- and Rommel jumri-ij wh»n vey ellnslicil the prtie bji di.ff.ai. '" 

the Amoican League pri_e in 1923 without a dissenting vote, Ruth Pnony'» wild to«« got IHJ [,« ing w. I. Baymnnd and Mel 

«i.i flit only player whoever aaired lOttl on this most valuable player WH * T VlJlC L/OWDS "! 

thfy rmlly tonk tW. they rtoulrt Voune In tne "Aee of Clubi, 

«jorli.«u«? Bali pLi, a|«ai, super."" 8 *» •">« ,her tumbled |" , . , . . " bi' hfl-l liable for takltil. monej Fred ilaek in the "Deuce of 

ttt ^fîn his **• Mmpl " e mma mim the ;5s;»»: Ns;»«:rf ft •; ; i J „ 

WHIN THI JIN-X GRIPPID PECK 

f•«•"- •'"• T « •»" *•»»' 

Ii, II O. A, K 

. J(«BonjU lapie champions. ! Rommel 3b 'lid 

sfe 1 --r"? Nsttonal League also decided to go In for a most valuable MeCiain' ib o in i 

ralh. c, .... 0 0 1 1 0 

• Bob gmiih and Bill ftanek werf « h i'f , , 

I'MW.PHM «n 1924, and Arthur "DaMy" Vance, the big blonde a»hn. c. . 0 0 T 1 

an, 

~ ~ ,; 7 VI victor, ov,r Matron and laker. **f u If, . 0 1 1 1 0 

- "' •• J ' ' 

Dodger flingtr fma the Com Belt, was the first prifi winner. TTiat — 

4 

— 

S 2 * ' U l, p. ....... 1 1 H i 1 

»,!,» wn,.., ,„ one in ihree hard »'''''•_ "•, ' < 

" 1;(h» year, in which "D_s.y" won twenty-eight games md lost Total* ....... 4 I 27 IS 

sn, 1b. _.„. 0 1 10 1 1 

ITY POLICE foiisht matcheii. Broan, Ib. ._..... 10 !•_, hii 'fiwt ^rk lifting Brooklyn into second place. 

AT, i«T,c r,TV II pet, HO ,,'FA E 1 ter, rf. ...... 0 0 0 0 0 

J. B. Cramer nnrt J. B. Cram.r. ««*"•» » ATLAWTIC C I 

,. .. Jlnm HUB ba. been a. effective ,in« winning hk $1,000 pri« 

0 ^ ^« 0 il I (J Jr.. added twe more for Pleasant. " " —- 

•ndtbe'honor Which went with it. His pitching fell off somewhat Judge, m ii 0 o 010 n I1 0 villa hy defe»llng Dorwy Andor. _ Total* .1 I J4 JQ 

fcl^lWSîind in 19M he dr^êd Into medioerity, winnsig nine «nd|Woi!, 

nichert. cf 

Ib„„.. ...» 0 1 o lo 010 0 wan and Warren smith, (ind R l 1^" 8 - 0000000 10_ 

Carmack. Ib 0 I 3 J u Thompson and T. H. Smith did ,°- CHy I H U I H i—J 

"Denf": hat last hit aid speed, but new 

Fahey, e. .... - . 0 0 4 1 0 llkewiiie for the visitors by coop. \ - .. _ 

cunnsng aiut again has devtkped 

Hfjckford, |f__ 

uinner fur Uncle 

Petony, jb 

0 1 1 0 0 Inc two from Otto Helckly and Ii. _ . , , , 

Wi«e. rf,„, ._.. 

A. C. Police 

fl;ij:fflm two wiHneri in the nnjor leagues in 1925 were Roger Cl *"'* sli " M o 3 o 00 o 1 » »-4 

> Fcckinpiueh in tha American and Riêr! Hornsby in the National. I _ 

SiiTWiBiSlUflceinenf that Peek was the American League winner came ; ^^Jee A« f l ! l n 

fhe dope before the rsco 

y^JMjmie Mveral *ttenipti » take 1 his old station behind the 

KW'nt arm has been so ted that Snyder was called upon topligtlng would brins him homo 

we jWaiWn^.' Weak stickwort caused Snyder to lose to thea winner. There WM little tnehOMe 

between l.e two ia ihU 

Mtaijyounpttr, who is doing the bulk of the receiving," 

respect. 

tegfS* ftrMe lint iuttjfgi hit George BmniiCltmnand 1 tne race, which slartoil r-'-" 

! 

ended ,at the Ylteht Club, \ 

•mftrm fntTMtiman, ei'Seargf ts ilaffing the bM at Hi over a sevumnlls course. N'eillier 

;crtr and American league-pitchers still breathe caster when boat Sad infi adyantafi at the 

Hart, both letting away together. 

"Mlj» Oeean' City," gradually 

"iwal 8 lead of about It feet 

before rounding the (Hut buoy.. 

MAV Min CovHn CHAMPS 

. ioth founded .tHta - In . goetl' 

form, Roherta' pmita tfte .new 

i— arriiigcJ lhe Oetan" City Colleci'am may o» *I* eralt nlli forther ahsid, 

* &P^ May County League, The Colieaans «P«ll.«J TO • lead ofieveral Sun. 

#nI,teami in thli league, i , dred;f«t. Cohiiiif ^doim the 

mfiiljlmfh for Oean Citr, il» pitthes for*ie rireteh MWiBettr Merem 

rtftlA reatoni whyAvJori hAJri Hu H been b M MasinB '""'rteVwhesi V ud u mUBUiIhed 

• le»o r of rto man ISO yard. 

0 0 1 0 0 With th.' wore 12 in 11 In fa- 

0 1 0 4 0 vnr of Pieasantville. naymond and 

— — 'Smith made a hid to turn the (id* 

0 4 24 19 i linsueeeHsfullv. 

2 1 1 0 0 

o o o i i ;' 

0 10 0 0 , 

10 0 0 0 f 

0 1 14 1 n i 

1 1 0 1 0 ' 

3 1 11 I 0 i. 

o o o o o J 

1 1 1 0 0 .1 

2 2 10 0|' 

PnOFEMIONALS 

IS. II. O A, E. 

w. cf, . fi 1 (I 00 

chF. 3b, , 0 1 3 0 1 

lin, ss. ,. 0 0 1 J 2 

erson, ib, . 0 0 0 1 2 

irir, rf. „,„._ 0 0 0 0 0 

Pearl in Lead 

For Killian Cup 

"Deuce of Spades" Adda A 

Victory To Its Ust 

Elmer JacksoD Pearl la leading 

ihe htcal sailors competing 

for lhe Killian trophy, which 

will IK awarded at the end of 

Your Local Lighting Company 

Stands Back of SERVEL 

In choojino; Servel for your electric refrigerator 

you have the comforting satisfaction that your 

local lighting company wi|I sell it to you and 

service it for you. This of itself i» a guarantee ' 

of Servera efficiency and all around dependability. 

' 

You Buy Serve! With TTiis 

Double Guarantee 

Servel. The manufacturer guarantees it an^ 

your own -lectric light company elands back of 

it as well. 

, Visit the local Servel display. Inspect these 

beautiful new models. They are the last word 

f In up-to-dateness., All-steel cabinets built for 

long service. Smooth, quiet mechanism. Lowcost 

operation. 

Easy To Own and Pay For 

. A imall first payment secures complete installs- 

; '•lion—thef balance charged in convenient amounts 

' on your light bill each month, over an extended 

penofL 

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC CO. 

ClutM" flnuhed fourli, folio 

bjf the "Aee of gpad_ 

"Btlt" J_ln« nt-toe *hwt *,, 

"Aee ef Diaiaands." with Ke 

neih r. Champion and Lewis L. 

llognn Hi neit across thn fintah 

line The "Ac" of H-»n«" fall 

*'d ts SnMh. The boats are 

inrdi-d points according to thelt 

ttnlahlns posltlon». 

T.hp wlnneffi tif 

wa^ pne of the prettiest of the 

*i'iiôn. Another rac* 1 * 

MAiuriiay '"' 

Moilt-rn merehandlsing needs 

ntort. har.1 ^nrkers and fewirj 

*uperga!ogmen. I 

ORDINANCE NO, Sit 

N.îigri I. Thilt ail ifils in ihe ril 

if Or.-.,,,, rifv, N. J.. !**twi...n AMAII 

' eviiFd «• at 

fitmo of SM Jer, 

plion 3 Th»! Ihi. soil or 

QV-emenifl msy I*' iempofsrilv 

,.ed i,y insuInF ftf ismmlHpory 

* of Ih.. ritj- of Ofean e'ily. N' 

n*'d hj Ih.. Msyar nnd ri 

\ty I tip Dirifior of Ihe t5epjiri 

fj.-vt-iiu** and Klnsnre, and nil 

Ihn Clly flfrlt lind tlln rr,ri 

i or ihf Cfiy rdfixed !h*.ri-fi 

aM nun «h«n ii--- •—-•-- 

rd tit i: îinmiesisnp 

TKi 

••• Th« world ow»^ 

UtlBK, Tk» debt It 

w»», mf* Luther ( : 

DM ova th« »orld 

STANDARD 

GASOLINE 

MADE IN NEW JEIiiEV 

*JBS Mn Mmazing Tetformef 

Tit fiUouimg tetter u tjpiml ef owner ammtnt in every part 

^ America, Vtttrau fiat car owners can't say enough Ami 

Aroufn 

1» a 

•••^"•«#i 

BH,;B«t0n,| 

mm** 

tf there 1 

iflurht: 

wtb 

•nntcont 

ISii'ftwRii 

c.m.cwjm mix———— ecem VIEW—_i, sjauiuEft—^JyftUBWwl 

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5Eft lSUE£ITy^~—- 

FASHION 

SUGGESTIONS 

/s Point 

i DalliT ui nrmas Oald 

motored to Ocean City 41 

«¥SHin#. 

•Dm. HobMt eapp waa hoUeaa 

aWwiInlnr Class on Friday 

;:«t_ tic home of hei 

IMMi » Young. 

,'Ml|*ei • Cornelia Canon, 

i-ipjf tinMaMta Watehka and 

wen Is Ocean City 

Mrs. Cuunn Frend 

ol s>*t Orange, Went the 

witn their aunt, HIH 

Ciineron. 

, *dw*td Boihart, of At 

,-flitr, ,«ml Friday night 

hBW-brother, arisen Young, 

I"'LII£JL "'* 

'V^MP*'in* B, U Conon and 

'"" 

motored to Bridgeton 

whtrt they mat Mr, Cor. 

Mn, Clifton Smith. 

SMit L,«U Kerr. of New York. 

mmm m few days with Hn, 

Itty Young Is visiting 

Wm MlBnit Young, at 

t, I 

Bailey ,of Oorbln city, 

P lrftoWB Mondajr on bsalBeas, 

» Toon* Fwplfs Bible Study 

:..lt't>«.hom e at Wai Helen 

Monday evening. 

DWrtYohng and Joseph 

•W doing well with their 

•Wf/atapds. 

iToong, of Philadelphia, 

under the parental 

rCoraon, of Camden, 

ft Mr, and Mrs, 

nil s»pp. 

nt the week-end 

«tal not, 

i motored to Pleao- 

1, 

i Young spent Sun- 

[H« sister. Mrs. Bobart 

S'j;.i* 

I «Icierson. of Ocean 

IU evening this pas 

•'Ml* Bra Young. 

" . K T, Canon, Mr. 

Prendllck. Miss 

i and Bshart Sapp 

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lemun 

yon. of Caps May, spent Baturda 

witb the latter'* sister, Mrs. Bd 

ward Huffman. 

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nlekersen 

and children, of MHITIUC. spent 

the weetoend n#th tbe {atter's 

parents, Mr. and Kit. Charles 

Hen. 

Mr. and Mn. Willed Xaywood. 

of Mays Landing, called on Mr 

and Mn, Samuel Nlcbola on lun> 

day. 

y 

Mn OBarlH Hess spent Wednesdnr 

In Mlllville. 

Mr,' ant Mr*. Frank •chaffer 

of Brtdeeton. and Walter tBaspy, 

of LtMburs. spent Sunday with 

Jeaae Hand. 

Tbi members of tbe P. 0. of 

A- assembled In -the F, 0. 8. of 

A. Hall dn Tuesday evening, when 

he annual installation of officers 

:00k Dlsce under tbe guidance of 

Mm, Vile* "Mwttkr, of Atlantic 

City. Mm. Bessie Hess iu inlusted 

Into the office of president. 

The other ofieeri were: 

Assistant President, Margaret 

Hani; tiee president, Laura Huffman; 

assistant net 

president. 

Ada Taylor; guard. toulse Burley? 

PMt president, Fearl Heal; 

asBuvtast paat, Elsctra James; 

ihapiain. Bertha wood; eonduetor, 

Olive Hoffman; assistant recording 

secretary, Lfliita HlgginsruBtees. 

Beatrice 

Hesi, Louis 

less. Bertha Wood, A very fine 

evening was spent. 

Ocean View 

JUbert Way. Jr., of AHentown, 

Pn . Is 

tbe •umner wltn 

hla gnndmotber. Mm E. Way. 

Mr. and Mrs. William Kurtz 

ing Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Lacroll, 

Mrs R T. RBlley and sbildren 

pasied Monday in WUdwood. 

The Corbitt City laptiit Church 

will bold a cake mlt in the 

church Saturday. July 10, from 

j to I o'clock. 

.nd «„ ipent lunday etenint i» j j o h n 

Mrs, John Bergb, Jr., and In, 

Egg Harbor with relatival, 

Mr, and Mn. T. Faust, Ocean 

City, called on friends on gunday 

evening 

Mr, and Mrs, Louis Laablef, of 

Piteraburs, tpent Thursday BTCnittg 

witb Mr. and Mn. Louis 

Mason. 

Mr. and Mn. Alfred 

Klinei 

(Friday afternoon. 

H l 

L l 

city 

Dias Creek 

Percy Douglass spent lut week 

y 

Harold Langley, of BeileplaJn, 

called on Mr, and Mrs. a., a, 

Langley Friday evening. 

Mlaa Laura Moore, of Bridge 

ton. bat been a giiett at the home 

of Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Taylor. 

Mr. and Mrs. Haaea, Godfrey, 

of Atlantic City, were Sunday 

ot 

;ne •oulbern Manual Training 

| ,n Pbnade.Pb.a. and 

he I, te^hlng In the M 

Hlfh 

William 

H.«b 

at prsen 

School. 

tetosl 

hool. 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fly and son, 

I Philadelphia, apent Saturday 

with Mr. and Mri. Ernest Dowam. 

Mr. and Mrs. John Hartpalt 

re having a new bungalow built 

town. 

Sthlmpf, of 

0«naan 

at lancMter, pa. 

Mr, and Mn. Ralph Morton, 

Mrs. Vermont Stilt*. Mrs. Idward 

icull and Mn, Uriah Morion 

•pent last Tuesday at Folsom, 

Mrs. Abbie Lloyd, of Millvllle. 

spent last week with her niece, 

Mrs, Hlctard Uoyd, 

Mr, and Sira, Daniel Chambers 

Greenfield 

daughter. Mlu Veetn. were vlei 

Ion in niiadelpbla on Friday. 

Mr. and lira. Charles Thrnn. 

Merman Lair and friend, ofi *'• •»« «»• On *"» n 

Ocean City, called on Mrs, George [«f Windsor Avenue, am enter 

Murray on Saturday. 

I tainlng Mr. and Mrs. A, H 

Murray on Saturday. 

Mrs. Hartba Oaldwell, of petenburtf, 

called on tier daughter, 

Mrs. H lack. OS Sunday. 

Nelson Boyd called on Oscar 

W1IL0. of Palermo, on Sunday. 

Mr. and Mn. Usbley and 

daughter. Ella, visited hU< parand 

BOM spent Monday .venfnsUnu in Petersburg on Sunday. 

at Court House, 

Mr, and Mrs. Richard Uoyd 

and son, and Mn. Abbie Uoyd 

spent Friday In WUdwood. 

The Mispah Bible class held .. 

bake sale *t Charles Howelln on 

Friday. 

Daniel 

Chambers and sons 

•pent Sunday In WUdwood, 

Mr». Elliabeth 

Pelenon, of 

Petersburg 

, Joseph Itriiu, sister and some 

Mr, and Mrs. Walter Tomliu | friends, from Haddonneid, passed 

HWf**^*^ 

Saturday. 

Jfrs. In Hess, of Bea 

nriay evening with 

parents. Mr, and 

KUb. Joseph Mason en- 

' ' ' from niladeltMorrUBn. 

of Brldge- 

( i»turd«y inning with 

L Bans, entertained her 

b. Conorer, of Pleas- 

I itonilay. 

of Townsend's 

idsy with his 

Mr. ui Mn. Frank 

•o»Bghter. on Tuesday, 

Itn. J. Bhabart an 

>*HA j. Wnltiker, o 

* I os Mn. m H. 

to 

. WiUam SprasTi 

^ 

B*. HanM Langfl 

to Cumberland on 

(MM. 

t* IBB, Clinton Hawaii, 

•pent Sunday with 

•;pilrent». Mr. and Mrs. 

motored to 

Dennisville 

Mrs, Eoee i. Carroll, of Hadand 

two aons, of Ocean City 

spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. 

Jneph Downam, 

Kenneth Boiarth and friend. 

of Egg Harbor, ealled on his par- JMtss Millleent Lauihlln. 

ents on Sunday. 

Mr. and Mrs. AJonio Brown, of 

Wednesday with Richard Voas 

ind wife. 

Miss pearl Loder, of M.anhalrltle, 

Is spending a week with 

Richard Flowers and ion, 

of Bridgeton, an spend!ns a few 

don Heiihu, visited Mrs. Eunice)«« «o to camp meeting at ioiith 

Wlldwood, called on relatives en I days with her mother 

"•"day. 

Oeorge Hoff, wife and daugh. 

There will be no Sunday Mhool t», we, e Thursday cailora on H, 

at Heavllle M. E, for two Sun-' 

days to allow as many as wish 

Carroll evdr the week end. 

Miss Frances Holmes spent sev 

eral days of this week with 

friend* it Court House, 

Fnoch Janes, of Fort Washington; 

Martin James and son, of 

Merchantville, and Mr. and Mrs, 

R, 3. Morley and children, of 

AlerchantviiU, spent the week 

end at their cottage. 

Miss Madeline Mohauaey, of 

Philadelphia, spent the week with 

Mrs, Hannah Chester. 

Mr, and Mrs- o, M, Geary and 

daughter and Miss iua Cheater 

were Sea Isle City visitors Thursday 

evening. 

Ufa, George James was 

Qsaan city visitor on Friday. 

Mra, Brooks Blizzard 

entertained 

In 

Frank Alfred and 

daughter, of Bridgeton, and 11, 

George Stevens, of SIdon, one 

day this week. 

The Sewing Circle was entertained 

at the home of sirs. 

Thomas Miller, of South Dennis, 

on Friday evening, 

Mrs. Phoebe Grace, of Court 

House, visited her sister, Mrs, o, 

M, Geary, over the week end. 

Earl Chester, of Oermantown, 

islted his mother over the week 

end. 

Seavllle, 

Tuckahoe 

Mr, and Mrs. Albert Xalber, 

Mrs, Eva Hawkins and daughter. 

Ruth, went to Fhliadeiphla last 

Tuesday, 

Mr, and Mra. Fred Grant, or 

Trenton Junction, have been the 

guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hosea 

Madden, 

Eva D, Smith was in Ocean 

City Thursday. 

and wife. In Certain city, 

Mrs. Herbert Campbell, mother 

and Miss Mary Stevens were lea 

Isle visitors on Thursday, 

Mrs, ghoesmlth, Mrs, Kauffman 

and friend, of wlsslnomlng, were 

Sunday guests of Mrs, Morgan 

Lee, 

Mrs. lara Carrlgan passed 

Friday with Mra, William WI1- 

Hams, at Ocean view, 

John Coi, who Is employed 

here, was a week-end visitor at 

his home in Westville, 

Edwin Bennett, wife and son, 

of Lanadale, were Sunday guests 

here, 

Oeorge Eidredge passed Sunday 

I in Ocean City, 

Mrs. 

Helen Warren and Mrs,! John Broadwater and wife, of 

Jared Chapman were Ocean City I Mlllvlle, and Mrs. Harry Bat 

visile last Friday. 

I land daughter, Mamie, of Py. 

^ Mr, and Mrs, EfdwTh Bergh, of I month. Pa,, were Sunday viilterrs 

Colllngawood Manor, spent the with Miss Alice eidredge. 

: Friday with Mrs, 

e»«nlng with Mr. 

Bortw, of wild- 

.Mis. Bdward Hoffman 

Mikd irtlk the lat. 

' M4 Mrs, Clarence 

Alfred; Hlckey, of 

mt the weekend 

IfXn. John Creamer. 

Barnra. or Elmer, 

r with btr oBsband 

CeoU WhUdln 

. spent tbe 

ksr Mmts, Mr, 

S 

fdaughter,-MM, Bl- 

>POLKS 

Mrs. Brooks Blluard and 

daughter visited Mrs, Leslie 

Howells, of Ocean City, on Friday. 

Mr. and Mra. J, H. Carroll and 

Mr.tand Mn, Charles Carroll motored 

to Ocean City Friday ersnlng, 

Mr. Albert Bushnell, of Phlla. 

delnhla, 'called on his mother, 

Mra, Carrie Buahnell. one da» 

this week. 

Mr, and Mra, Eugene Uoyd, „ 

Avaion, called on Mra, Hannah 

Uoyd on Wednesday evening. 

Miss Sara Fidier spent Wednesday 

evening with Miaa Edna 

Whlttlngton, of Sea Isle. 

Mrs. J, H, Whltaker, of West 

moot, apent several days of this 

week with ber parentj here, 

Mr*. Carmen Berardo is vlaitng 

relatives in Philadelphia, 

Mr, and Mrs, Richards and 

daughter were out-of-town visl- 

(on Saturday evening, 

The Misses Hattie and Sarah 

Fidier and Sue Chester were 

Wlldwood visitors Baturday awning, 

, ^, it 

Thomas Martin, of Pbhadelphla, 

spent the weelt «nd aifcls 

cottage here. 

Mr, »nd Mrs. Georgs Toung 

wen out-or-to»a vUdtors Boturday 

tenlf 

day tvenlnf. 

•vBrlngham and family, 


Helslervllle, ealled on Mr, 

*"-" O»ndy,_ Srmtla-y afternoon. 

week-end here with Mr. and Mrs, 

John Bergh, Sr, 

Mr, and Mrs, Fred Brandrlff, 


Millvllle. and Miss Emma 

Scull, of Philadelphia, were Sun. 

day visitor! at the home of Mr. 

and Mrs, George Dukes. 

Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Toon, of 

'htladelphia, and Mrs. Zorah 

Corson, of Marmora, passed Sunda 

ywith Mr, and Mrs, Enoch 

Williams, 

"Ood'a Face Hidden From Us" 

will be the auejeet of Rev, A, L, 

Creamer's sermon neit Sunday 

evening in the Methodist Cborch, 

A cordial welcome Is extended to 

all, particularly to visitors, 

Mn, Alice Taylor entertained 

the club of Risln# star Chapter, 

No. JOO, 0. E. s., at her home 

Wednesday afternoon, 

Mr, and Mn. Oeorge h. Powell 

made a business trip to Millvllle 

Saturday morning, 

Mrs, Thomas porter and aon, 

of Atlantic city, ipent a few days 

of last week with Mr, and Mra, 

John Batdorf. 

Mrs. William H, Bond and chlldren 

have been visiting relatives 

in Philadelphia for several days. 

The annual picnic of Tuckahoe 

Methodist Sunday School will be 

held In Millvllle on Wednesday, 

August 3, Automohiles will leave 

the church at 9 o'clock. 

Mlaaea Marth Corey, Martha 

Walker, of Salisbury, and Mr, and 

Mn, Frank Gundy, Atlantic City, 

passed Sunday with Captain M. 

dandy. 

Mist Elliabeth Conon has Bc- 

Mias Margaret 

whltaker, of 

Goshen, is spending some time 

with her aunt. Miss Alice Eidredge, 

IJnweod Saek, wife and daughter, 

of Ocean city, were Monday 

callers In town, 

Mies Victoria Corson went to 

Seavllle Camp on Tuesday for ten 

days. 

Word was received of the death 

of Mrs. Flora W, Pleree, age SB 

years, on Monday, in Bridgeton, 

Mrs. Pierce was born and raised 

in thbi town and was the daughter 

of Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Williams, 

Mr, and Mrs, Richard you 

were Sunday evening callers on 

friends in MillTllle, 

Noah Collins, Mn, Mae Cake, 

son and daughter were Sunday 

viilton with friends in Ocean 

View. 

Walter Alien, wife and three 

children, of Ocean City, passed 

Sunday with Walter Voss and 

wife. 

cape May, spent the week-end 

with her daughter, Mrs, Ellis 

Norton, 

Mr, and Mrs, Edwin Hewitt, of 

court House, ealled here Monday 

evening. 

Quite a few went to Court 

House to see the market train. 

Mr. and Mrs, Richard Lloyd 

and son spent Sunday eevnlng at 

Court Home with her aunt. 

Mm, Charles Eaton and Miss 

Matilda Jones spent Thursday at 

Court Home. 

Mrs, Rtusel Dunn spent Men- 

Jay at Court House. 

J, B, Chester is working at 

Rio Orandc. 

Clifford Norton spent last week 

at Cold Spring with his aunt, 

E. B, Seuii spent Monday at 

CourtHeuse. 

Miss Chariesworth, of Court 

House, spent Monday evening! 

with Miss Amy Norton. 

Mrs, Ellis Norton and Mrs, u. 

Norton spent Monday at Grassy 1 

Bound, 

Uriah Norton spent Monday at 

Court House, 

Mr. and Mrs, Russet Weatherby 

and Mrs, William Weatherhy 

spent Friday evening at Court 

House, 

Mrs, Carrie Icull and Miss A, 

Norton are In Philadelphia, 

Mrs. Ralph Norton and Miss 

Amy Norton spent Wednesday at 

Court House, 

Joseph Hale, of Gape May Court 

House, and Miss Alice Eidredge, 

of Petersburg, called on friends 

here on Sunday evening, 

Floyd Oandy was in Palermo 

d 

talnln« Mr and Mn. 

Beehtel. of Toledo. Ohio- 

Mr, and Mn, Samuel M. Schel 

I lenger entertained the members 

of their bridge club Saturday 

evenlrtg at their Michigan Ave 

ntie home. 

Mrs, Charles KDIIIHII. of PhHa 

delphla, ie spending «nini) »lm» 

in Cape May with her sinter.Inlaw, 

Mn. Janes B. Taylor, of 

on Sunday, 

Miss 

Miilicent 

Ocean Street 

Mfa. William C. 

Mecray. i.r 

Petersburg, spent Sunday after 

noon with Misses Alice and Ma 

tilda Angeiy. 

Mrs, Eva Price and daughter, 

of Northfieid, called on her 

father, J. W, Oandy, on Thursday 

Mrs. 

Frank Sack entertained 

relatives from Philadelphia on 

Sunday, 

Misses Virginia and Rebecca 

Dubosq and Miss Jennie Breyer 

were In Tuckahoe Monday evening. 

Mr, and Mrs, Simon and son 

Floyd, of Philadelphia, called on 

Mrs, Frank Back one day last 

week, 

Mrs, John Angeiy wag In Ocean 

City on Friday. 

w, Tomlln, of Petersburg, 

called on J. Angeiy on Sunday, 

Miss Reheeea Dubosq baa 

turned home after spending some 

time with her sister In lea isle 

City, 

Jefferson Street, was hastes 

Laugbiln, of j •** members of her bridge club 

Eldora 

Mr, and Mrs, H. Foster went 

to Reed's Beach OB Sunday, 

Mn, Francis Fowler and 

mother visited Mrs, Doll en gun- 

"iy, 

Mr, A. Baud made a business 

trip to Atlantic City on Saturday. 

Miss Dorothy Carvin is spending 

a Jong vacation in Camden 

with her grandmother. 

Master Henry Howies has returned 

home after spending a few 

days here visiting his grandparents. 

George Meher, of Ocean View, 

called on Lewis Priest Wednesday 

evening. 

Miss Mary Ellen Duhoaq. of 

Darby, Pa,, spent the week-end 

with her parents here. 

Miss Alberta Sueilel, of Philadelphia, 

who is spending some 

time In Wlldwood. called on H. 

Duhosq and family, 

Samuel Breyer and family, of 

Trunersvlile. spent the week-end 

with his brother, Oeorge 

Hiram Sack and family spent 

Sunday afternoon with L. Priest 

and family. 

Gideon Adams was in Atlantic 

City on Wednesday. 

M, Howies and famiiy were in 

Ocean City Thursday evening. 

Frank Simms and family, of 

Fairvlew, called on Lewis Priest 

and family on Sunday. 

Mr. Zacharlah 

Patterson, of 

Westvllle, who for many years has 

spent ThanksglYlng Day here at 

the home of Richard Voss, is very 

ill In Cooper Hospital, His many 

friends in this town wish him a 

speedy recovery. 

Mr and Mrs. N, Panghurn en- 

Henry Dubosq, Joseph AngeJy 

teruined company from out of!and Harry Breyer were in Allan. 

Mr. L. Lee spent Sunday eve. 

ning witb Miss Beulah Hand, 

Ralph Peterson went to Mays 

Landing jn Sunday, 

Anna Fowler spent Sunday af. 

ternoon with Ida Peterson, 

William Ireland, of Mlllville, 

visited bis cousin, Paul Peterson, 

for a few days, 

Charles Noon has been sick 

t 

cepted an appointment at Farmngton 

for next school term, 

Mrs, Htnnah c. Campbell waa 

a dinner guest at Hotel Tuckahoe 

on tun day. 

The auxiliary of Aaron Wlttkarap 

folwell post will give a 

package party in the post room 

Saturday afternoon and evening. 

August la. Refrahmenta will 

be on sale. 

Jack Black and,Thomas Donmtn, 

of Philadelphia, are tivsit. 

By P. H. JACKSON 

MO i 

BIO 

fmcm) i (jimw 

Maimora 

E. A, Stratton made a business 

trip to Philadelphia Tuesday, 

Mr and Mn, Asa Madara and 

frienda motored through Woodbine 

Sunday. 

Mr. Brammel, of Ocean City, 

called on friends here Wednesday. 

Mrs, William Stop and son and 

mother were Ocean City shoppers 

one day last weak, 

Sheridan Beebe, of Tuckahoe 

called on MM Lillian Toung o 

Sunday evening, 

Mr. and Mra, Calvin Mount, of 

Estel Manor, visited his sister. 

Mm. William Gannon, Monday, 

Mrs, 

BBtella Madam made 

business trip to Atlantic City on 

Wednesday, 

Raymond Bneed motored 

Fairton on Wednesday, 

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith 

and daughter motored to Belleplain 

Sunday, 

Mn, nanis rontlere and chll 

dren called on spencer Toung and 

family Sunday.evening, 

Mr. and Mra, Morris Stephana, 

of wast Cape May, spent Sunday 

Audubon, .cent the week-end wim 

her slater. Mn William Gannon. 

Mr*. Blffariwtfi 1 laiflHi Iftahung 

frmed* from Milvfll* 

W, WinisUB pM*e, of 

the past week. 

Miss Myrtle Bogger, of Mlllville, 

was In town on Sunday, 

Miss Emma Hand, of Atlantic 

City, visited her parents, Mr, and 

Mrs. Chris Hand; on Sunday, 

Boy Foster and wife, of Pennsylvania, 

spent the week-end in 

town with his parents, 

Mra, Mary Peterson, son and 

daughter, were in Millvllle on 

Saturday evening, 

Mrs, Sarah Goff was In Atlantic 

City Sunday evening, 

William Peterson, jr., wife and 

son viaited his brother, Garner 

Peterson, and family on Thursday 

evening, 

William Fowler was in Mays 

Landing Wednesday evening. 

oeorge Trout, of West Berlin, 

called on Mr, and Mrs. John 

Fowler on Sunday evening, 

Ida Peterson •pent a couple of 

days the, paat week with her 

grandmother, Mrs, I- Underman, 

at Seavllie, 

i 

Ralph pelenon went to Dei. 

mont on Thursday evening. 

Louise Young of Dennisville, 

•pent Monday evening with Anna 

and Uda Fowler, 

Visitors to Miiltilie Saturday 

evening from thU town were: 

Mrs,, Chris, Hand, Miss 

Ethel 

Baud, Undwood Blnghuro, William 

Jttirler, Mr, and Mn, d 

Bingnam and daughter. Hilda, 

and Mr. and Mm. Edward Powell, 

Aaron Hudson and sens, of 

n^toWn.! 7'Si. ' were 

vislton 

with Charles Noon and family on 

Saturday afternoon, 

Mr. asd Mrs, Godfrey Emenuel, 

of (ftw York, are spending several 

weeks with Mr, and Mrs, 

Carlos Broughton. 

. Mn. Mary GojJ, of BJo 

Is a visitor with Mr. and Mrs, 

City Friday night. 

A party was given to Henry 

Dubosq, jr., on Monday night in 

honor of his sixteenth birthday. 

John 

Seheibein and Joseph 

Angeiy were In Atlantic City on 

Saturday night, 

P. Murray and family, of Bgg' 

Harbor, spent Sunday with 

brother, George. 

B, McDevItt, of Bgg Harboi 

called on Oeorge Murray, 

Mrs, Scull and daughter, 01 

Ocean City, called on Mrs. Hiram 

Seek one day last week. 

Little Ella Lashley has returned 

home after upending some 

time witb her aunt in Camden. 

Cape May City 

•Hat to-ttr- cotn- 

Dr. and »In. Charlei Mltcbel 

of ^Philadelphia, are occupying 

their cottage on Stockton Aveue, 

Mr. and Mra, Paul s. anyde: 

and Mr. and Mrs, William Oann 

enjoyed tbe week end at Bonder, 

on and Ferkimle. Pa, 

Mr, and Mn, Harvey Lem. 

mon are entertaining for a week 

Mr, and Mn, Franeu Beach, Mils 

Biiubetb Beach, Mlsa Kathryn 

Beach. Stephen Beaeh and Frank 

Beach, of Waahlngton, 

Mr, and Mrs, Frederlok Tompkins 

have u (heir guest Mfesa 

Lillian McGiI(, of Beverly,' 

Miss bahell Blake, of Pblladel. 

phia. Is spending the summer In 

Cape May as a guest at the 

Wyoming, 

Mr. and Mrs, M, A. Bcnll, of 

Washington Street, are entertaining 

Mm. Black and her eon and 

daughter, of Chestnut Hill, 

Mr. and Mn, Raymond Foiter, 

of Philadelphia, 

wwe vlaUors 

Sere during the week, 

Mr, and Mrs, Harry MelTln 

•nd son, Meivin, of Philadelphia; 

are enjoying ten weeks at tin 

resort, 

Mr, and Mrs. John McBunJI, of 

l.MB Waahlngton atnet, «teri 

talned relatives from Philadelphia 

and Atlantic City, over the 

Week end 

Mr. and Mm. Maurice Brooke 

l^J *» d MnvJoienU 

Thursday evening 

Mrs, James Rock, of Wnshlng 

ton la the guest of her ulster. 

Mrs. Harry Bellangy, or Franklin 

Street. 

Mr. and Mrs, Scott Scddnn, of 

Rosement, were recent vlnllore 

to this resort. 

and Mrs, James 

HflMoway, of PhlladebjiL, 

spendlnf the lummer It 

Cape May cottage. Mr*, 

way, before her recent B| 

Was Mus DoroLhy MefJaU, U 

ter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert 1 

ball McCall, of BrooBera, !„_. 

ford, Mrs, MeCall will Îrt £3 

and Mm, Hollowaf In a ft»*«l 

Mr, and Mrs. Lafayette atk 

Jr., and family, of neadlnj. 1 

were week-end gnwts of" 

and Mrs, J, Oliver, it 

Michigan Avenue home, 

Mrs, Samuel joffa and ta 

ter, Miss Bvelyn, and BOB, j 

ffey, of Hartford, Conn,, \ 

guests of LMlie TegiaJ 

the week end, 

Mr, and SJrs. Hay nt e , ( 

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Flo 

W 

Olunde ivtid btixom 

sat down to her 11 rat Aini-i I 

ol. breakfast—a mibHlii;tiitt;il 

one. iBCldfentiUly—und I 

. of fn^t inaiiiKtr a 

sbe would attompt 

nlrptmie 

Jllgbt In 

ievemi weeks ago we gave gome 

points on the wall pnper, window 

und floor coverings uf 

the ntsw home. This week we ftlve 

some pointers an that 

important 

ptirt of tlie home—the kitchen 

nnd ulao of tbe tiiilrnnnin 

He Is Thea Rasch,}, the aylnc 

whose daring Silntn In 

||Ha'tian Is the pride of all r.,. T - 

'(8): 

Only twerilythree -y.it 

# .his eicepttunal 

rtect command of 

IjUmei 

For the Ipon of It 

"' 

n >'« 

UDUn 

me 

thniltht of Initri OM w 

liana on 

"I look niv 

he war, I,, ].j] 

Iwrrnlrig 

5'iMir later 

roe* 

fiiilii tin. (fcrnii, 

"I am tin ti 

to it-art! about A 

uf iiilutlnn anil about 

I linpi 

hllilllnii llylng. 

Ing rather w,,|l." 

lalter bit wo-' 

ilj'inB 

fraulfln 

word nf he 

r 

during 

In 1321 II 

fly, ami -i 

my lie ,!»• 

i mm, nt 

> 1 want 

little trimming to eateh the 

finish is mere ensily kept 

llftn been hulk In with an outside 

| door. This not only saves the ice. 

The Biiiartness of ration fabrics table, bins nnd shelves. If the size 

whim of flame Fashion of the kitchen permits, a ninvnble 

that makeH the delightful 

work-table which cun 

rgancij enrile to the fore ngilln 

the larger 

or 

The cooking utensils corns 

Go through In your nrind all the 

jobs 

kllclien, 

uteqatls, 

to be eafried gut in Ibnt 

How To Care For 

Broken Finger Nails 

and jut the B 

("heck and rwheek, 

at every passible 

lint justifies itself, Plaee 

every article where it Is to b* u 

as ail at us know. When to review ia SB#*H nijnd flgftin the 

broken off beyond -the 

Furnishing Kitchen and 

Bedrooms of the New Home 

In till! kitchen the furnishings 

will 

vary, depending U[ipn whiil 

lina bnen prevlileil in liuJliliBg (he 

House. The Unit Item to be nheelled 

a the floor covering. Linoleum is 

iftfmtinK'3 put down by the nmn 

, jho bulldii, or iiiialier niiits lltoy 

|lw used. The chief point Is (hut 

the kilrhim gbnuld lie easily clrnn= 

ed and conifurtiilile tp tnn feet. 

Tin! stove dependR upon the kind 

of fuel available and the prnhnble 

foal or that fuel eontildered In relatlnn 

la the Incnme. The stove 

should be compiict, one tnat uses 

fuel i%onooiically, rind should have 

l l 

cliideil In your egllrnnte. The linen I ^ 

i:liui.,r alioiild contain the eaaentlsl 

linen for enrh bed, Ineludtng the 

whit 

ABOUT YOUR 

HEALTH 

Thing. You ShouH Know 

.teulv 

Hli;i«lli|. Ul. 

in (lrililren 

ilUHt, 

Nfilt, the 

fefflgepiiinp, and wK hope Uiftt ong 

kitchen, 

but also Muring the cooler months 

the ire bill, A kitchen cabinet li 

ijealrable uniena one is built In 

or one ran be hnprovlsed with a 

.ifflsrtly 

gowh&d in 

Illif frock of whito crc-p-j guufj 

s, her face flushed whh eiyii 

at sba ggemed an effJelen t 

rdgrn JiipD rather tb. 

I l^rtswoman whd risks 

MUl lhat caini, steady smile uf 

she ts tail and strong- 

| took I lit, and seeim filled with a 

i that is almost iiiiasaulin^, 

( 

Hsr ipartllni gray eyea, and 

Itfr Hushed £ht€kse b§H^ li

NK. N$w| 

^ JWm if 

with 

rayaelt 

t 

* oirtlfloate. 

HKeuwdy 

Jld 

[Wa.,1 

What ToDo -Where To Go 

What To See 

' iitws of Cm ] 

pi ndtng nlrjrrlaee an ] 

Blllt 

HtrKll> 

(. Irnili PI t 

or .1.unii K ( 

S»t, ten,, Mon^ TUB., 

Inly 30, 31. Aatort 1, 2— 

UXTM. LA PL4HT1 in 

'The Cat and the Canary' 

Wed., Tims., FrL, 

August 3, 4, 5— 

JOHH BABBtXOBl in 

"An Juan" 

" "" " r ' n llfhand Blood Drama 

"•" Ruîan High Life 

The unl 

IntfiiKely dra 

« W]I:L! Holly 

ig ^ J mi 8 F, M. 

inn., Kss,, TnM., Wed. 

Jnry 31, inriit 1, 2, 8— 

—Three l*sJ AttraoHoas— 

HICHAM) DE£ in 

"Mia Pow«r" 

Oar Ogsf Comedy 

WILL ROOEES in 

"London" 

Thnn,, rri., Sat,, 

AngMt 4, 5, S— 

w. 0, mm in 

"Runniag Wld" 

HUNT'S NEW BLAKER 

Wildwood's Most Beautiful Theatre 

Matinee Daily, 2,30 P. M. Evening mows, 7 and 9 P. M. 

A Hu'l Story—That Women Low 

R0NA1D COLMAH in 

'BEAU GESTE 11 

Witt Alice Joyce, Matj Brian, Neil Hamilton, Hoah leeiy, 

William Powell, Hornian Tnror, Balph ForbB and Victor 

McLagien—« large cast in a thrilling story of the French 

Foreign Legion bflttJiDg in tiie boning lands of the Sahara 

Desert. 

BRACA 

THEATRE 

SEA ISLE CITY, N, J. 

The Hottest Day Outside Will Be the Cooleit Day 

Inside of This Theatre. 

Friday and Saturday, July 29 and 30— 

—A Big Metroioldwyn-Mayer Picture— 

"The Fire Brigade" 

with MAY McAVOY and &IARLE3 RAY 

Don't Miss This Big Special 

Sunday, July 31— *" " ~~ 

JOHNNIE WALKER and "Silverstreak," King of 

^- Dog Actora, in 

' 'The Snarl of Hate" 

Monday, August I — 

RICARDO CORTEZ and LOIS WILSON in 

"New York" 


Tuesday, Aupjtt 2—ADOLPHE MENJOU in " 

M Evehing Clodies" 


Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun* 

day, Aupiit 3, 4, 5, 6 «nd 7— rT IS HERE 

M THE BIG PARADE" 

With JOHN GILBERT, RENEE ADOREE and 

' KARL DANE. 

Dent mln thi* tup«r •pccfal. OrHteci of all dftat pictures c«I*brBt« 

loc*l premier, flgcflfda an «Kpectatloni. ourfna th« «howlng of th« 

"Bio Piridi- tho manag'tnunt hu (rranosd to luv» a ipiclal 

orcHMtra. Don't mU« It. Two (liowa uth night am) In iddniim 

to thl« than will be • apwat mtinH dally at (i30 p. M. tha 

Drat accurata war rtery m mada. tMn't mlaa It I 

A Matn-OoldMryn^Maye> PlrJune ^ 

SpeciAI. NOTE—in ortor to it aw, u obuln tW. plrtoH H warn 

•mMaiy for tfta maoagamntt to cliaro* ttw follewMn admlHIon 

••:,?% &Z 

a; 50c 

time for K&tufiba, but when he 

sain? & laste for Mtasolutf) army. 

social and political ur4 wJtH its 

[kfltbutt loves his Ideas change 

perceptibly 

Dmitri e regiment U bllltttd 

ernlfctit In (he i-lilac* nnny inklii l>& written In obe netjtt*»ce 

tnlM lattr unl nthm In* H »**H 

L tin fit Jit r phytlial LII iniiHtiiiir 

J\m App^rson son at a 

nlotiL ntr.1114, Jilni in reference to a carJouiJ of beer 

plctun u 

huidamc of 1 inyd Brltrly 

Tin- story of lane Pants" la 

hfllotl us oats* eotiBfened to \wvtnn 

with Ht-diloua namnH and 

hlcb van unloadcJ late Tbumday 

Hurry H nv. n ua mr^ro * 1 ramp night and early Friday mominK 

Irimp Trarnn untl "The Btmng 

BHverul cltleti with the 

Man A aimlysls 

anil liomp 11 girl dying u 

tlioiihatid 11 v liig !i of iht Nn\y wblch OOHIP^ '"''Bli' i*r- Thf Btatlon ugpm 

n» Lii.« Criipriuii Thfdtrfi ncji."* 1 »" [ tll( Hiding rontfllning the tM't 

thy ikalll l^Dwill Rlinrmnn | w " broken Into and (he barrel 

Collar I^wrt-lire firu> I of bur transferred to trucks th 

and IAII 

crew removing the beer workin 

I The mobuizjiittn of the TnHfd until about 8 o clock Frttlny mOr 

| fit aits it tin uutbrtak fir the nine The station agent did 

wn ih*. inithuilH by which t from the hill of Indlng whlcl 

lieml* d ami the organization 

of thi historical convoy he 'wild 

nliited "onta they turning 011 to 

i} Ht t. in foim J backgiuunri for Ilcv I, V Urowin called *t th< 

•tit of lh< mrwt itramatlc tult -i home of SlierflT Horfmnn nt < 

ver put on th. Btrten 

Bprlng and the Sheriff wna 

Answering the first question, 

Wha SWB§ thi beer?", no one 

hiyi bepn booked by manager mlnUM the hflrdHhlps. 

Beautiful Scenes Feature 

know3, but it ii betteved that a 

LouLs orlncf, of the Grand Tht.| The making or a motion pietuft Tom M«Ûttat Grille, ^ whe bfts ^ in treubli w|ft 

aire. Court lloujte. anil the first, biquRht to liehl many of the 

yhapt^r will be shown Thursday,| 

•ofne or tht moit beautiful se.|*ne county before It the owner, 

ntient thiniii of (Us aea, when 

auences ever seen 

tiio iilnejiuecipdlng chaplo to I. uhn S, Bobertiion directed "Cap- 

In in a western'He bu taen iadleted before for 

following. 

(alii Sulvull.in." CiniBiopolitan'l 

vlvlii pjajr gf tTie gea, oGming to 

"The CriiiiHin Flush" In an tho New Peoplca T6«atre, Mill, 

original ilory hy OMrgo Griiy, I ville, nejit Tueaday and Wedne*. 

accrmilUHl by Paul Fairfai Ful-,'^'- / 

lur. Now Vork Chji nnd a Long 1 Two old-lime, square-rigged 

Island' BUliirb offer Its back- ships were found—In [llelf 

ground. The story opens with illflkuil Unit In yieis do^« whit 

the theft of Iho "Crimson Fla»h," 

VBBSCIS have supplnntet 

Internatiorially.fampd ruby. windjammerfl. Tht nenl 

An idded touoh lo the myuth'' thing «u lo flnd gallery to mil 

(slement Is "The! Ohest," a crook i them—for the mllori of dayl 

who» lUvntlty In unknown, but sono by arc replaceii nowadays bj 

whs ta frreally feared In Inn un-j» s niore geiitlemnnly kind will 

derworld. Olieratlve K 17 Is alio|«n elght-liour day and otaer com 

a mysterious figure. Interwoven ! forta. 

in the Blot an"Trewury Depart-! The iearch, Birangelr enougn, 

ment operallves, itale police and uncovered not one Amerlcu, sailoi 

ft gang of clever flmugglera, A 

»truggle for the ppliSCiiilon of a 

valuable antique vam flgiirea In 

tho taut action. 

iSailors of Old 

lib]./ to handle a, Dquare-rlgtei 

crari. The crew which took lh« 

veiiiti to Sga for tbe vivid scene! 

on the ocean, in which Lars Hanson, 

Pauline itarke, Marceltni 

Day, George Paweett and olhei 

notaplei appear, wai conpoaei 

tiiaailjr of Swedes. Those me 

t 1 knew the gquare-rlgger from year! 

|'Know tne m< 

ICtUred i e ' heredity, 

I.M W« ^^ ()|ctllre (s a ¥(yd (Wa 8lofy 

f- f • •[ • ha f* **• hinging on a divinity student who 

Lome "Captain To Life Salvation' in M-U-M s forc, figure aook In tne a nighty sulpu adventure. f0, tn8 8sa Th ,„ 

" C i S l i ' cast is one or the most elaborate 

The eons of men who drank: assembled for one picture In 

gunpowder In their rum before yean. 

stripping for action, and took the 

lash of the eat-o'.nlne tails and "Yea, we Save two or three po 

a bucket of lalt water afterward eltiona open. Do you know any. 

without whimpering^ havi comf thing about flguresf 

into their own on the screen. "Do I? I was life saver at lea 

The old-time Bailors of square. Breeze for two yean," 

HdtWeatherTrcats 

Dc Luxe Show Dinner 

Luncheon and Bridge 

COSMOPOLITE 

REFRESHING 

LUXURIOUS 

]fki Hit (howiniifl iHIlllfl l the '" aronc tt wnu reports i\ Jtwi 

«xtnm wt ro II f ar contnlncft {>£ half barrels 

IIulHC whh h Matures Bllll Rfflldcntfi rlnlmed that thr* truck 

I»n\c ami BLII Lyun ami which was tlirt line tbnt the>%ftaw unloud 

bt-glns an engaêineiit at tho Ing the beer and that It woulf 

t ritcrion Theatre Biidgfton on have been loadftl hud not Sheriff 

Wednesday next As (h|a In not Hoffman Hrrlved on time Sheriff 

i w,ir piiturp in whioh liu*^ Hoffmna ordered the driver of the 

mob-i must neer

wel] J 

AnnetnapfJ 

srty. 

NK. New! l 

In 

, •** 

! John a.Lesl eK.ltem«nt 

h| 1* they liuiited In the >and and 

soon they found a plla of pLonwi 

and oyater uiid dam ahell*. Ths 

phice 1 

l*h«y Were *ur* of It 

Out CAUIA the apa.de* and a truit 

The Iir^l thlnf they knew aome j 

bud) a spado struck Gome thine : 

hard JiohhUf Called to the other* ! 

0 8lu>> atid he carefully uncovered 

1 box yea. It Waa the tnwjurf 

rove' 

i 

A plnln black box with writfns- 

I on It bul they caul! not read the 

writing 

They prcetftfl on the *;JU1I 

aliil a~uiatd the lid and.--—oh my 

auru »a jou r« idlce, they found 

thînflclte* E*x\nc at al] aorta of 

wonderful JeWcla—ptarl neCklni-rri 

an \ dlunioi in. 

*nd atlck plna and e^try kind of 

precious nUne, 

While they i rowded around with 

| crifta of aurprlae and *itlieraent 

they hi ard a lrtud i olce shout 

Throw up j our hands Of 

courw they all obey t a e^«pt 

"ho aid not know 

tliey 

fflie looked around and 

ivio bo>* ilrcaacd like 

flnd iL 

fRis sdyentujrtn 

ifivn up t)i* tmsture. 

"New mlnd^ tf BobJei 

mother, eo&aoUnfty, "yvti; may find 

a real trouura Bome amjt 

Ttaosv 

jewels were only j^laaBa probably 

b h st nun* Fit* uid rr*n-C*nt 

»om»-ccimfort.-btrt taf •- 

tlm* 3obbl*'« fatrotft* "4ay 

heaan; 

4 'B*POM It was a na] 

treasure ohast wltn real 

tona- 

The Junior Cook 

PEACH 

fillce enough p«a«h«4 to fill thm 

lower halves of baklnr nunlklus. 

The number of peAdUM needed WlU 

vuy 

with th9 *!**> of course. 

Usually a peach to «*cb 

will b« about 

CpHnkte wltii 

•UW to sacli dlth and pour 1 

tabiespoouful of water over th* 

a Tlch bAfttna- poWdtT 

blaouit dootrb auvS put on* bi«otitt 

on top each peach-Ailed diab. If 

you pr*far th# dfjufeh may b* ma4* 

•oft enfindi to drop txton m. 

thum aavlBf th* labor of ratlin* out 

and cutting Rwnpa« for 

dnnsn ban *pp**r*4 bafbra, 

Bakai tor IS 

oven. 

irvo Ttltb aMm tm 

in *, 

: Anfl Then. Tli»?y SCOUlt-d 

they livnted for the three 

i treeat 

jjp- [It Waant long before the three 

i war* touad virerfreena growf 

on tha town of a vacant house 

, thja \M when wo atari eh 1 

.. ^ - Tdlb Cbapjnnn, looking ner 

•' •&UBr)y K tho vacant houae whh ti 

at tho children with 

rye* aa If there 

T secret* bidden Inalde 

te with the 

deatrojt>d 

a tld Bobble 

But l)i*>y »*arLhf.d around 

found a large? funt.ua groi 

duwn near the roota of one of 

felled, treea 

On the fn tigua 

written the Word 

bewoj-e 

Ort whl* 

exclaimed Ann" 

rend aomewhere about ' 

would about out anmethlnp when 

ever (t WXa opf m>d a.nd kill the 

tJfraon who wn> neat 

"AW well you could te)| It If ll 

' J 

that 

Annf 

meant hK found they were 

l« Hiff btnten They had brought a 

toil of ro|n» along and tho flr*t 

(hint they knev. they were lied up 

hand anil Tjot In (heir own rope 

ml Ifd to yo]l their heada of 

while (he \klorlou4 alx walked u 

wllh the [rojiBur* .lIVii 

V.f]] tli t u bid Ihla lint th, 

end rt *he m iry [tut hohcatly th 

Is whitt h i[)prrn J nnt da.y The; 

found out that the treaaUre dl 

\>*ii«heAd an 

curtail and Und an hideflnlt 

article. 

SIRE) 

lot. aoujethlnff Ilk* a rubb»r hand, 

only not «o inutjh ao. A Uon, or a 

cat for that tnatt«r, wanta to ua« 

1U olawa th« tandon atreteh*% and 

th* claw* stand out Hka *te«l 

hooka, and when thcr a*ot throush 

wtnaT llfhtly that hla 

foat-fan* civ* o 111 no aound- Th* 

f**t of a cat ant mad* Iti »mt 

war* and that la why ah* can at*ai 

ap on a bird ot moua* without 

making th* altfhtnt aound. You 

oan hBar a dov wlian h* trota over 

a floor, but no ong war heayd the 

foot-atepa of a cat whan ah* wlwti 

Africa iv that 

to h* quiet, 

Uuntara 

thouvh an elephant weigh* toha, 

and thouth nil fact are Ilk* aawadoft 

poet*, h* can walk o 

covered with traih and ( 

without th* ruatl* of a lotard 

orackl* of a twit. That l< lien 

tha ttottoma. of hi* ha|* tM t 

•ofl and ahutlo Uk* 

•von with all that, he : 

awfully oaraful when ud hihi't 

place* hla feet, 

alletit aboot It. 

In order to. H • 

QDG9 3BQ 

QQQ QQQ 

ana DCB 

" y/WTE 8PACB at the tap an. 


advertliwmenta, six 

, line 

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1 rtte of three cents a word 

Beneral Information 

Ada will be accented up to 

Ralneaday 2 P At for lilRertlon 

I tttat w«ok's Usue 

Ails may 

I pbohed In. 

All ads are reatrlcteri tu their 

clusaincatlon and to tlip 

lar styles of type 

The pub 

reserve the right to edit 

r reject arijr advertbiln^ copy 

1^ Pe brief In writing your nd 

" neot hut be sure to cover 

Important points 

It la not 

le to omit anything of Impor 

) tp save a few cunt*, for tbi 

\ you may omit might 

|r.i one to^brlng dcalrrd rMillL. 

|s Errors In adv^rtlfiemeniB nhould 

('reported Immediately 

If the 

(Ut'of thlfl newspaper, WP All! 

• responsible for only one Incor 

,JCt Insertion 

. tin TIMES-NEWS-HEPORTER 

EB Is a member of the 

' Jemey.l'rass AfiRoclatlon and 

|4munff |he alms of the Asaucfa 

Jon Ifi the elimination of fraudu- 

W« fal to print only trurh 

Ifnl aîWUMllaT and will •nprecl 

||M kafiBaT Attention called tu 

•p7 sdmsttpementa not con form 

llaf t» tl» WEhttt atundsrda of 

Ixmwty. 

WAHTED 

1. Psorl-PeaJ-PaJ-A. f, «IOf»1 

H1DDBN 

WATSK 

Soil. Striw. 

THE SEASON WIIKN 

'«mt>1over tnotl. Phoni. 

Mbuawb 

to'Mr. Ida Bu*ch 

!r*f baiiilornivnt Aaencr Ttb 

IlAven Avo o«ag Cltv Nr 

to 

el 

HELP—YOU C VN OFT ANt TTTNP 

)II»1|) from IL rook to a chnuffi ur 

^ 4 vnkll adirflrtlumiint under this 

nt thpsn Hitverll»«niGnlB lire 

by JBOOO people "fry ^t-oh 

NUBOINfJ l*1Ml OO ANYWHEHI 

^ CMO or aft hfttrt linuni k>p< r 

lti> or call Mm i4lir|.|l« Huiliia 

idltlnii HOleU.AVotWH.lin. 

M-ltr 

0OIatloii To OktVmt I 

NEED FAUMER3 TO 

lmiiKj, w»tennclrjii, toni 

, pafiper*, etc., tht* 

mnet twautirui secti 

a FHmille* nitjit be of 

r»cl#l-—nan u» inmd douHry 

" l >H lr It 

A 

BT CHAftLES A. KING. 

T NORMAL SCHOOL. PLyMOUTH t N.H. 

Ul iH>H lr 

r Bourlnut. CocOi^Rock 

1^ Co.. Kockleflgo, 

Florida. J5 

ABB FOTJKD 

Claw Of A I4OM 

the ^r«at cat famllr. and J> noth 

litff In iha world but a. big copy of 

th* lo*y old tabby that al««p* tht> 

d»y* stray on th* ITiff bvfon th« 

fire. 

They are aUCh olotrt kin that 

their CLAW or* practically allkr, 

only of cour**, 

tho** of ths Uon 

are much bigger and atronf«r A* 

It' la not likely that you will w*r 

hive the £hsTiC* t« vxazuhi* Ihoaa 

af the larger animal, auppo»e ioni* 

when th* hou» «at U In i 

good humor, ajkd «iae« not mtnd 

her feCt 

UlAt you 

pull her claw^ out cently, and >«o 

how thfty worK, and tt will b* about 

the aame ihln^ n* tf you haj a real 

Uon olaw to Jook at If you put 

your hand on a rat't paw when aha 

U MUICP. you wUl not ace or feel 

fllCn of lli>r clawi, «a they are 

drawn harJt in little cuea wher« 

hi 

othAr and to tb« hod* Of tha ton 

The thin* that look* like a itrtm 

la called a tendon that ha* thi 

power of atrttchinf and cotitr*et 

tiof In 

But ;1«t a do& «Oni4:I/itQ Hit room, 

,a uotiu *carn|>er 4cro» th 

and as ¥h* makea'a grab a 

om and every ilaw o^n JrlaJnty be 

i 

(l la only when a cat or 

lion la LXcltcd or angry That their 

taw* ahow, at other llmea they mX* 

Ltvirn back out at light (n the 

ra*«* Into ta/hlctt rhey fli_ Noxt am 

thje lion feoda ofloihtr an 1 run It, 

IM^ bAa to haW< sotnrthlng he can 

I them with after he haa 

Eh* tliero, #o naiura hu glvpn 

a full M*t of atronjt booked 

laws, that a*«w*r thv purnoaa 

O«. If 4bfU W » 

(BÛ^K. they QfttM tw i(« 

>>h*ri fiot tn ' 

fck to ^kte 

drairn 

COUNTRY .AGAINST CITY 

S AY, bd, 700 ever ma 1 

aqmr'J \ 

A-cbmbu^g up A tree? 

W4l toit Uliow IK das the tndc 

Jw' hup your eye on me I 

Now how wu that for rapid work> 

I gucu you needn't 

tttm— 

To nm right up * hickory you 

Would Ulte about • year. 

But you can ikate os roller tkatet 

For mils iboot tbe town> 

Slow work! Thoie Uung» are only 

fit 

For unte old drct* down. 

Come down DOE" winter when the 

ft 00 the tivcr. kid. 

An' look at me on my m tkntes 

You'll think you've only tlid 

An* you can iWim an* paid ten 

bucki 

For teaching at the gym? 

Our frogi don't charge a copper 

j 

No. I don't run a motor car—- 

HuvMn't omilo 

v 

' TOUHWriÔBT 

I twhablr found whv not 

' loaa ihtvOKh an «dvrrtl«* 

r this heudlnK, onrt r**coter 

LK o °4'*. s 5O0O Rrople rt«l th|M 

MOTOlH 1CI1 

rflll 

!•> l>"IWi 

i imt «.IfJr>H IN 

N J 

n ate 

11 \lt 

It 

\I 1 

makt-a io (. 

jmliit nnd 

linv fui lii v 

II suit ,, 

ni3 wiiHOirr m HTHH 

U 11 ny )s ID 

,r Itîli.itt 

L vftry ion 

. A. Ij-nry 

A»lmry 

22 

n y 

no uL v 

hlo prlcca. Consul! mo. A 

trnd clfdrlcinn 13'3 

. Otcan (.'Jty, Phono 630. 

mry 

-22 

nn Street 

OR1» (H 

HI I-Ktr 

MHhille r 

11 ~IJI7 

^rl 

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,itrQ 

hlKh md li> 

• *< In IOU[I \ -r 

ri-d«hr 

192' Mq 

Mlir on ton ttn 

f 

Vpin m n loir 

f i 

GJ.KI KM. 

orrH smi M 

Audi tu 1'inJ trntmri ra. Mil* Of 

(Urn* mot tenm • nnd *ur« f^p^rlencft 

Id your Aiifri,urird 

Dnal thi-oiiRh A 

rdiilild houH J B Coffee 

ft«altor 

13th und Slmiiflon Ht».. Octnn City 

Sumo very choice lIntlDita for the 

—10 

THINKING OP INVT'^JTfNO 

reoJ eatftto or huylntj property __, 

a home? If BO by ull fneajia consult 

iia on Information about 

\merfca*a 

On-ntrat Pant lly Iloaurt 

Walter H 

lÛehn SHi SL HJMJ AtUntlo 

Ocean city 

IN 

for 

lault 

fca'a 

H 

A -z6 

in i 

•ill 

inn 

Btpaira, Acceawrlfa, etc, 

u m 

NOT Ln u>i T n CVR TT 

JT « f«w daya and li ive It com 

lately OLerhauIrd fur Lh>* Bprlnff 

nd aumiin i- Itîialrlitf, In lime ».vra 

Hi> a illiiif O nhcii Onr.tc 

h 

n h, J Krnij inablo pi let« —21 

HLWITT AND LI DI \M 1 Q\R 

ti 

Tap* M»y Court ll nmfi |n thr 

(i to go Ir >ou ure hn\lii(t: troullc 

Uh your ca»- F"on ti fiord 

lit 173. (.*lie Mu> 

FUwl 1OU M\DC 1 1 VOCll 

mind tluLt yi ii m e without 

thla ftt tin 

critical tnoiiiriit r ôu nguro thti if nt 

\\t r-j. 

11 I famoiM lirmJ of fUmili y lr»r 

31one Hurl < r Lumrer Co 

I Hnrbor BulMli^ aupjllca d 

[ it lninicdlftH Ij 

1 

H VOU ^P»1 TIUH 

Ing 

Ihi.i8o np»rtj ^plc 

that yn,i havo 

wiin 

Rtop In hero ntid nito 

our rofu.fiinll 

prk n 

if«r 1w In at ail tlm*B rvady to 

ond your motor I roubles with ft 

foi-i f- (it expert mcchinlr^ \\ o 

ll bl d 

IKT SIirPPARD Or 011 ASBHRY 

IT. nue Ocean Olty do j,onr flcrt- 

Iml work Wliy tni»t an Ine* 

ti n 

r^riaonablo 

THE 

Ion la whitT yf 

Sun OH I'tinlitf't) 

Road atN tt D 

acne jou IioHd 

HI LINO S TA 

. noi-rîoN\f 

th jat. pinna Tor \ our future home 

find trf Aiire tl n i.very dc tfi.ll li 

taken cur ft of Murk Kmr* urohl 

Tilli anJ lrU«L HI tic. Vi.UA 

rcnnonfthlt 

"' 

wood —22 

>onr loti 

Ififlt ntor 

Ifi tlirir Value JJiJ t| 

orm hurt tl tm If no fill thin 

to pret nnt furtht-r di>mnk' Hi 

Monlhnn & Hull 

lljf * 

t>nd your uorrlLS Tim Elide UUtti-y 

and Ben Ire Station Cape May tfurl 

«vi.ry 

A DOUIILE H\NUMD 

^ ^llae 

hetven Roa l«lu f»> 

I ftlatft rrnii at Ocrdn \ [i * Iti 

*^ Io nhder llLturn to Dol \ * 

1 Offlfe H«. falc fl II U 

flty 

II Up 

- IN VICINITY OF FAIlK 

> And Atlantic Avenue or fith en'iUy to plum I 

fiu 

fur 

wli 

me 

Ma 

G 

iLL 

,|to 

y 


pd hlcB for 

te 

delivery 

PftM 

write 

BtUCfO 

ahd 

ilnfttOn 

-nork 

8t 

f 

Or pliotiu 

rLABTKRINO. BTTJCCO WOUK 

ho BU.rerlor grade, may T r*f*>r y 

llm FJmt National Bank tit 8 

tJ C(ty nv tin vxumplc? Thon 

liiuj "17 K»«t Poular Avo Al li 

od ltpiijmnnliln prtcta — 

IN niJILIJIha U 

" : counl 

flhart 

THE FIHHT 

HC»*\|IH1—fiMTRl 

Pit»rt mpchanli" 

1 rlni. y 

for rollfthlf fr-n lep »t 

prIC*1 

.id 

iw lurk 

-4! 

PEEfiOHAIS 

RVB TUB 1.1 ATIIFrt 

t .J* ••* Tn -to the undue ita* of procaue 

latiffttnre 

In maltlnff the davtce. cut one 

2' x,tO' «ul sue 2" a 8" plecea Mr 

tha ftoujti 44 

Inns;, apd twa end. 

vifu% 34* l lonp; aplke 

totetbej aa ihswn but da 

not oat Ihe,Mv«la 

twae 

46 W 

6* n)e, 47U* bethe 

ahouldera: one piece J" 

» 4714" end one f t •' I 

. aim two cleate d 1' I 4* T 

Nail gate tozeiher •trons^r. 

bore a 1- ttola »' deep In each poat 

JO- Iro/n the top and place aate 

and trough between the poeta 

fipike *nds of the trough to poata 

rrdfu Iha tup .uf [ha poat 4O 

the bottom of the srida et tb* 

troinjh; be aure that the trouBti 

aquare irlih the p«iau to 

b 

J 

q 

tbal 

latt 

; whio 

will 

they ara 

Oft out 1 placH of I- i •• I JO* 

lonv for door or sale alop.fe^ nupaa' 

ura canafullr to find jnAtthe 4latanc*., 

between the enlla ^bf the 

•wlaal*v*p*re and the anglea *t 

" ' i mmt'b. cut i* aQpW Mei 

t a t b t T - ' 

canfullf ao tha t»ta wWl 

k* • M 

Uw edsn ot the trens* UP your Mr to lii»vp th. m put 

in Wn will put Tfhnt jnu no-il Ol. 

our cur 

wh»i w" »•" 

BUSINESS SERVICES 

MACHTNB FAHTS-rF WE DON^T 

hate the part In woik 

wo II mak« 

It Tor you In our niftilern mechlnn 

ihoB Woodbine MaohlnO Worm Urn 

SKrblr«5. Prop Key«tona Ij^ 

HAIII IHO . AMwurnp 

IMlThon 

llarjgr, N J 

HAIIIIHO 

AHWIIFHE 

5» J.m,-. llrt arm Blonj 

fi II Wlfihn _ 

3310 FiulflC Ave Wlldwood 

able prlcud &nd expert work 

ONL1 IV \ Itu M> I OH 

o..) uashlnii I.I. t thi. B. 

i iiifiL(li*rlnK tht ex iilent 

AOITVHI /»'" I -,-• —"*JIF 

f. t mid tliLi. jou dout havt the /"" « 

IIIUJW irmind th* home Tu. »d i j a \'"« mid LumJi b.dn 

\firln Shorn lloml, Clflrmortl. 

nlnO h^lVO hot doifn 

VOlTtC, pli 

all KitMln, honey 

IUKI u lurga nt 

nttcnt of Ciilfps. 

(.Mt\( I 

I hliti nr >•> 

Dourhfrty 

IF ^CUT HA\L 8HOPF1 D A 

und for .tome dlstlncUva ^tJl pup - 

id hav» nat b«in »bl* to nnd Juflt 

what rou nnnt 

call ua ami |i t ua 

nhOw > ou our adiiibli» 

FaperliiL of 

nil klnuu 

Chnrlra K'nxlrr flrjishi re 

IU ml I alrrmo 

-î] 

Boats and Accessories 

ttli* 

NOT HA\L \OUR SnOIi 

..•paired hy un expert comMn i 

ulth thi In at hntli r rlitalmillc » 

a fair prli e Oiir nmiie la >tur tinfi 

hunrd Thn tfnlicd Slioi H. (alrhi/ 

Co JbOC Parino Avt Wlldnu I 2 

T 

ULNTINO t \BIN F()\l 

r> 7 ft 11 ml C h p II tliti(,*r 

1 *.ei-ithliiir fn tlrnt (tti^ti on 

S un i I Htnncl! 

Ulialvc N 

AFTFR I "JJOYINO 1»I SHOW 

nt, tht. Mootlyn ilnulrfl atnit In to me 

%-liiiiini Ullin I ho iVil hOIIH 

tTi iKtul TncniR nfit talnnlilc. Th* 

Piiin.i In rlKht nnd Ihu food It) f forty arhof I pnplf n. inDUnt«> 

.ill cyllndei him rhi««ta, to DB 

lliereit roinpMntr e*nillHWd on OP \ 

Tom Hf-ptemtxir 1 1927 

Plfllrlct 

Clnrfc of Upper 

Hrd or Edticntlon at ~ 

J 

WH1 00 TO PIHL.VDFI I III V TO 

hute tnoao aultft mndo whtn >nu mn 

ililTen it v 

BultR 

W1I.I, 

TRADB S2 

st mi Bpord hull t> pi 

tlJtlon for a irool m 

IILA. Xvill trndc onli 

Son. Ktono Harbor. 

1 OOT TU 

1r»l Nuns 

trtril o 

t SI 

|E8, CMK 

that niottic 

n Itjiktiy 

oud Wo ao 

B AND 

Used to 

M 1 «rl 

l 

llBATKDmiNllAlÔW, 

( tiricji.il in HH\, ton 

or, 

lot 30 x ltiu. ntl 

to, 14.000. Only tr.OU. 

llnl-inco 

rinanr-Ai) 

W 

ClihlrfTly 21J I 

r.aitor builder "Wltdft 

f)lk 

ott 

81 

Fiifi 

i. Ouu-te* Lowell,! 

AnnatroneJ 

FTSH 

f Henderson. Ftctf-1 

B, NK. New! 

BN. Boston. | 

la Bar 

tsar my 

John 

i BO'S 1 

Ltbei 

i animated 

list 

i Kennedy. I 

, and thfre t 

-Unit i 

.always I 

certificate, tliej 

Initials-i 

Kennedy 

A ol Ua 

bad ftumb 

i by (he 1 

Meft Us i 

ta tool 

•Mdti 

! t» to 

•man 

ml] 

ln 

. held him' 

itba Unas In 

would 

)«nd wo« to 

bad 

. -Tho 1 

_K desert 

and hto 

( tpur ot i 

r ittood • 

e~Jennne I 

Howtr < 

Manned to 1 

fell* In 

itln»«i 

It «*'| 

land me, 

s* Oat i 

nid toe 

I to i 

t man* I 

Lira*. 

ivhatl 

nf 

ith and 

Funeral of 

M 

'the quarter hour after seven In 

the eienlbg of Friday. July 22 

All the country side was hushed, 

even the leaves upon the tree? 

j across tht* way 

| la/U rays of u 

uni'tl throng 

iood BtJll and the 

Chief Executive 

Succumbs To Series 

of Strokes of Apoplexy 

Fine Tribute Paid To Him 

Mayor Culver i< 

left 

ffirc-viT. 

111ft liut( 

vl«!l 

untile on Wed in 

WAH On tin* rolui 

vi r saw :L •jhiiMR 

life. 

Mr*. Hiram Reading and 

granddaughter. Mian Dorothy 

Wlnfleld, formerly or 01«nslde. 

Mrs. William A. Johnwm. of 

Woodlyn, N, J,( spent the w«i>k 

end with iMrs. Walter H. Treen, 

Pa., spent Thursday In Wild wood In East Maple Avenue 

The 

lor, chairman of the pn#ennt rom* 

m It tee of the ChnmWr of t'-miniuice 

nf UndbfirgJi's detllniition anJ 

fur the purpose of «neasing Au 

J ftfoiit rw v hit Ii 

i Mull 

*i«i) I 

1'jhin 

y|( 

I if 

rity 

His Last Words 

Mn>or 

< nl\ 

ip[n Jt' IIIL< 

< 'i 

u>\* rj 

-trtf i 

Mink * Hi LI h 

be 1 of U knt SH 

in 111* lifr- Ii 

10 Wild wood 

Mavor •* doinn 

\u 

tin 

hy 

rvrr 

iiy fo iv 


Kll^ht 

liim on a 

- flrsi tfnit 

*n« thai 1IL,( 

thut 

HiHlfd 

f«i on hli n 

ltiffi i ehail 

trip 

And 

they dih, pii* 

tor of the chuich prroldtd ua | 

slated by K«v Paul J Niff ofj 

litithflran Holy Trlnliy whn rend 

the service, Rt\ Janiei H 

Clarke, w D of St HlAiiMUj i 

Kplscop&l, and Rev I H Flfthcr 

Of the First Baptist 

Durlnjc th 

Qcn1ce4 the choir «an^ KIH d nf 

Age*," ' Lead Kindly Light 

"Abide With Me" 

At the conclusion tut in IK* of 

the police and fire department* 

In white glowa ati.i iwlinhitfi unl 

forms, assembled In ftllent grmip.1 

to carry tbe flowers nut w th* 

Wildwood City Bund pliijtrt 

"Neanr My God Tn Thee 

Then the casket of the iat< 

Mayor, on 1(4 last Joiiiey m tbe 

tras rolled from th,' llnli I 

Where 

yean? ago hit 

mother and father wornblppiMl In ' 

tbe shadow was the City Hall [ 

Amid one of the jsroatiiflt m J 

ever seen In tht 1 City of. 

pHHAed the funeral enr 

J6ge of this Chief Magistrate in 

bis last resting place ln iht BnBi 

tlet Cemetery at Court Houst 

Promptly at 10 A M, Monday public *« h«oin ut 

morning the remains of the late Psi and hm fmher MH primipi] 

Ms/or Culver, w**re removed from al pulilir oun« fcfrli and boj» who pcrs.i.t 

on the running boards nr 

automobile* trawlline through the 

lo \\ II iwiKid »i" I (.row fled stu* bf and usual I) nt Sl ">'" Till , ..p. r» wu> on. of S I'I.I,,,,,,,, T „,, 

tllLl I ''" ''* " P ' ' " " " 

Iliniv Flit Pl'il" 1 '" r ' I"»K "i" ot Ih 

Inn (h, ji.ntli rli.l in,,, iSniilh It. i, I MmI 

hr Hirft i nuiotnohil* 1 Overture, All lUnd? 

Selection. Marth« 

8exti»ttc and Finals 

Slim Ohtb Oniin 

Mnn'i 'I In ILuni 

16 

Pages This Issue 

In Two Parts 


Grea/ Family Newspaper in jjmerka's Greatest Family Resort 

Want a J 

Several good one* ifot, 

this week; see OoMi6 

No. 13, on Classified 

•KVL W—Mo. 16 Ev^ry Friday 

r Uy Mull OCEAN CITY, NEW JZBSEY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. 1927. 

Hew« Bui) 

Hm* 

iMacNeil Case 

|Mrs. T. Leary 

I To Be Threshed " " 

Out in Court 

Illation OWA: 

llns til AMburj Av*. 

FBICBTWO* 

eacher Secures Order To 

Show Cause From the 

Supreme 

Court 

1-Mlfl. '"" 

|f.,]l.v.lnp 

,.11. I «itli 

. .MifW Edfih Culv 

hicr. or Hon. Kdu-atd 

Mayor (tf Wldlwnnii. 

** w(lh d.*nlh 

{-itiinliy 

lioni 

Atrlv 

On th 

nd her 

u* Ihfi 

en 1U' 

His Career In Lift 

I >ll 

lilly 

Whl].-. In tin 

Eiltaiinl Sinfiitil Culwr wn« tuM1 ]„ i- iSt r; 

rn Ih MIIIillli S J Din-ni lhliriji> lllthl 

r \ 1869 M tin r Init of lili|f,r i ,H I Ii ,ir[l 

act of In 

58 year 

nl 

San 

al oni 1 t Im 

each hi 

CUIVIT 

In i In 

Boulevard At BurlnlEh Lnd 

police escort* tli^ cortfî* mai 

ttm way nver familiar 

rfim 

tr^rerHd by th« man twice dally 

In lite on hln journey to tlir 

City Hall It was thn wildest 

crr»nd In their llvu when diltM 

M Police Cob* dispatched M» mm 

lo bring their Director back to 

WU#wood. Along those sainr by 

way*, now bung with drooplne 

fl«f» and whose curb linen belli 

9MAU0 or humanity ID iino com 

%|ft«d allent tribute to a beloved 

In the casket resting an It* bier 

Bt^tlM chftacel rail. Mayor Culver 

In death. lay In peaceful sleep 

i Ziundreds of people hftg&n 

pMt. 

File upon fllo they 

throughout 

tho day—A 

eudlng stream of silent 

i In fell walks ot Ufe, 4.111 it 

_ _ ! thmt the hour BH for th J 

spmew must be delayed And 

tfcfr fltrKt crowd. Jammed to tho 

dtMrff, swayed back and forth In 

¥£ftpecttlll silence, not a sound 

*merain nt> nf Wild 

Coinuifwloni m Tajlor 

to fill tn urn xplrt for thf ilni 

thtlr llrsl ilhlt In êle^»ll iearsi 

Ibein madf for the Kelly tnttipe un 

ê«t Plni Aicnu. for AIU.UK! 

ffover did one see auch 

lection of Qower^ At ann funerii! 

Ikfore. It required two truck* 

•nd four |Utomat>lles to reniov 

ISmj to the wmotery 

GorgemiB 

set- piece*, representing 

eicry 

known emblem of the unlienx 

Woo*«fui 

ba«k«tB or nnes 

Hft wre»thg and s crom made up of 

orchid. 

Beside the cartel waji 

the "Vacant Chair." In whlti 

Hllloj, 

MIH 

Frank M *cke\ mil diupli 

of OMict A\iiim Wint ('hill 

phohi wire amoii^ tin IMI. 

ihltorri on Sundiij In iiue^t 

| ComniUHloner Taylor eplmlned . 

jltfthi! mentinK TueHiliiy. thni Ktrj^ ' 

|li "llns from tin Ho II u ill I i ihi ' 

hench on (tie ea«terlv HliN- uould ' 

not tu< IM'Imiiteil heca'ise ol lidi 

ronillilon: 

After n short vliiit to her num 

mer apiirtinent on Went Pino AM 

nue. MIfiK Ellzaheih Manlon return 

t;d to Philadelphia Sunday ev*;liltifc 

accoinpaitled hy frien(ln. 

from the bernaved Com-1 held by the II,,lly nead'i 

ever the properly of th. ( li> of Mm ( la>ton 

Wildwood 

For a period or yen- on F i«l Pine An inn repoil 

hf hrailol a ^ptefcil cmnmlllri- of InK" mi r Ijihor P.iv 

Inie-itlKatlDn 

,oll., ling the da I a 

r the "I.lirhtfnot 

liook 

and 

another chair 

' COInpMed of ro«Mi and HIIM from 

Ik* BoirdWalk merchants The 

*t*r of Bethlehem shom a n liim uken 

our Ihi 'Spruci 

on hilt Spi ni I r iri lUHIrs 1 tin] 

A>enm for the bitliim t of the unllon of Hurke ^ 

Intrnili nt knoun on 

Knglnin r Weir reported Hint Wild | 

woud couTained twi-nty-^fven inil,H 

of fitrrels. jiiid .'l|>pioxlnliitf*!> i wt n 

t> niile.s of iheiii were hard ;J(ir 

facetl. Hlxlren niileK lielnfr don* 

or in n -ir;1fc of ciimplfll.in 

iliirin, 

the liifiiMit udmfnhitriitlon. 

.lolin IJ. Wrlshi. 

forini-rly of tin 

Hotel neadlnc. Rave trlhuif; lo co;i 

tractor fturke during Tufmliv * 

iiiietlnt in city 

Hull. In .i Bt.iti 

mem HhowtiiK Burkr's cf-nerouin 

over IIIK cuntliH't he HilM llij.t 

vhcn'vf-r a iKiich of efnuTvî 1 

nil fl 

1 INe ||| tin jt 

Tin- Ml 

(MR 

Wildwood 

MIHH Maiy K Vlnnnt >il, 

Frank font on it 4 wo ht^kA 

to her home there 

ii'turneil 

Wildwood 

Hunda) 

wi-. Iliz I mil Ailililil 

or Mr» El!:•,!» 11, Jinn 

vmk 

ui ationln^ in 

Iwooil 

EHi/In of Ih. niirk 

fiinll) In EJHI Oak Ai.iiui 

llttlf Llrli nRi il renp^ctlvi 1) 

nd 9 JIII-^ of nK( Journt>.il 

•ilolif from Tienlon N I h.i\ 

InK hi I il prombml Ih. trip hy 

to-ihilr Kradiiliiuxhir who tak. n III 

I tli. 1 nlkht hefore v.an unabli to 

. I h' 

ofj 

lelt 

1 

Mrs. Ileadmnn and E 

Detty nnd Fimices. are spending 

accompany them 

While In the aet of pettlnr 

the aumtiier at (heir cottage in nelEhborhooil IIOK Mutiilay innrninr 

! Mfl K| l> M 110 W Pi 

Eairt The Mrhi ! Mrfl - 

Knl| l>' 

111 Win 

. d a bail 11 l,ici 

Pine 

numerous occasions. 

, UVefl, quiet and ».«rene Aftor a lolony helng able lo take car. l" 1 "^ when the inlmnl turhej up 

iMIlng nearly two dayn|flf their commercial pi»ltloni lij"" t "' r ln """ cfforl lo *""'' °' f NUllt h,i«, liecomc .if Ib, olil 

came neacetully. and Ju,t ,h, clty „„,, ,,nJoy tni. B,,lllnB.'the attack the .log bit into 1 li - fi-ihlooe.1 builnemi mnti »hoi, 

"' n ihe DoardwaJk here 'flfih of tlii* little rlnEei It i- rvenlnRR were spfnt "on the 

„ | not knnun who owned ih • iloc books " 

A party of ladlen from Glen I ': 

fh« nun was xnlng down Ed 

HM Sanforo Culver punned into 

the great beyond juloep in Je«us 

S lf ntneaved family gathered at 

.. . * bedside hoping for one las' 

&, alta of recognition 

But there 

!? * word, nor a sign that 

«• kl»*r thfm. The clock on the 

ri 

dnwnstalm was striking 

•I-lllln 

Harry. 

tlir 

Jtjli 

f-rce Concerts at Court 

House By Leuallen Band 

The Leunllon n«nil. of !itallen Bund Is iiopularlv 

known throughout the rounty. par 

tieularly In Avalon and vicinity 

h 

they have pive.n conrertu on 

side. PH.. have made the Penn 

sylvanla Hotel their headquarters 

during a few we.«kH' may her.? I 

They are Mrs. Bertlui Zelfelder, 

Mrs. nuwwll Gilbert and Mrs 

Jacoh Jegon. 

ASK TH&M 

We rest our case on the 

. word of our owners — and 

you can get any number of 

their names for the asking. 

BECKER'S GARAGE 

H. BBOKEBt FM>B. 

, , WooAine, N. J. 

1 T V 

O C*R IS ONty AS OBPENOABIM 

THtt D&AL&R. WHO SfrLLS IT 

ITSISHUCBIIBEJ I 

J. B. Van Sciver Co. 

Manufacturers and Retailers of Furniture! 

CAMDEN, N. J. 

- b Represdited in the Ocean Gty DUtrict by 

JAMES H. VANEMAN 

815 Wesley Avenue, Ocean Gty, New Jersey 

Telephone 373-W 

Information pertaining 1 to Furniture and Uonif 

g 

may be obtained from Mr, Vaneman by telephone or by 

letter. He will be glad to make a pcrwmal call or give information 

by telephone on estimate* for furnishing Homes, 

Eoteli, Cluba, Offices and Apartmentt. Mr. Vaneman will 

«Iso gladly help cnitqmers with ideas and wggcstlons on 

Interior Decoration, 

Estimates also fnrniihed on Awnings, Summer Draperies and 

floor Coming*. 

I'll Llii.l.-I nli In. l.y Ui.. M 

i 

4'i,inpany 

Th.' pniKl'Doi (H.T 111 

•Il.l In .... Mlllius 

MIL.Ii. Fnlri.«i nf th 

„„„,„ lQ 

».t.nrk, 14 .11 „„« . 

t«o »nrrf "" 

Board of Education 

\\'i\itY.mni. r If in iitilli t l m ill 

u il,I t him b> thi 

I>,i\lil 4. I.I I f.rinil Juri 

Celebrates Her 

91st Birthday 

Mother of Mrs. R. Howard 

Thorn Honored By 

Many Friends 

(Born in Jar.kson'a Term 

Stands Firm on Question 

[Attorney Claims Taxpayers 

Are Bearing the Burden 

that /mm Canada to I ex as 

AtlnnH Coast lo the Rocky 

Mountains, 

u'/jf'ir A fa I~* Stores arc located, Sunnt/- 

ftelff Htiflcr M //) mml representative women 

Tf^ EXTRA FA lI CV NEAV* d(m 

POTATOES 3 

Boy Tour Favorite- Ecvcrage at th* A&P1 

PALE DRY or COLDEN • „ Cereal Be^«ra£es 1 

ARROW 

SPECIAL 

or PREFERRED 

STOCK 

CLICQUOT 

CLUB 

Ginger Ale 

Yukon C&isfo Ginger Ale 

Regular ^ t. 

wltl. 

A. M., 

nlnKy 

r of 

•OCtobtr 4 why « pi rt-mpti>ry or AIMOH*. the 

ive 

^vrit or IMHIU] umit) .im |,,^ tf1( 

not ttt IHSIII ii romniiiinl < harlci i< 

; tht> luc.ll Boftlil of EduCitittn (trrkr> 

II to h' r flit fner 

i>oait It'll &-^ 

nclp-il of Central Avenue feiflilt 

hool und to pay hti tin illlTtr 

In H&1HI> whli.li u.it> (l(ili»s 

|ls due her 

This action la anothei Htep In 

i coiitrovoTBy hetivti ri iln imul 

ami lt» former pi In 

been mflilf afcnln«t 

lie pointed out that the 

•ay^r*) are rjrrylntt tin 1>UI 

Innumurh aa the Imard nui 

reed to pa nor wlille »he WJIH 

The memboi* of 'the Sclnrtl 

d are junt aa detfmilnt d in 

" ront^titlon Their duty 

say la to we that tut) 

Mitlon 

partlrulurly thf p««i 

Ittone of re&KoMBlblllty ure filled 

"ably anil If it U for the n*t 

itage of the pupils and nclWol 

||o make change? of tâcltt m »i 

palA who are not under thf 

1 ur office act tbe board H 

t llbfrty to do so without flllnE 

, Jof any kind 

Solicitor Boawell pain t* d mil 

|wbfle 

MISB MacNell »p under 

DrKllegra of the tenurt. of 

ih milking r ij>hl 

pro^n th inw^nj 

CoinpNh U((i\i,y fM>Ill fl rrftf. 

tnifd limb uhl.l, nh, Hii»t iim.ti 

•«nin 11 nit nfio lilthttiigh Htill 

(OliQn* r| ht In 1 b( ii 

hbe in 

h.m a tprnarkiitily 

k< * n fipnso of 

Union 

knlttlriK «m. three bun 

dr.ii puln «r aock>i and un elnn tn aH 

I nn ntly ^ th. 

J Ihi 

Doldlera 

, piiunt Tit r .Mr 

ffreat numb* r of 

j prhfH for iiu>11 

I (lining tht mi 

I 

Mm l^nry In 

*W il her thin 

Vurk fltnit unl Oct in City vtlth, 

a Htninx piWerciici Tor the Inter 

^litre sht plans to Mpeml the I 

remalndfi of hi r lift 

I 

Mrs Lmry retnins a remark | 

obli mfmoiv She was, bctrn 

unlle ihe flir} DtJiifKruf 

Andrew 

Jin JtH.ni 

wiifi hi office and IIILH 

world , 

er uBo dlri not 

iicllve \n n 

In 

ui.Lro.ni 

latt> 

bm 

di- 

Mercantile 

Tax Topic at 

C. ot_C. Meet 

Say Subject Will Be R*- 

vived at Next Meeting 

of Civic Body 

Body Interested in Zoning 

Die 

»r1iluiilj|]f1> or 

r< tntllt t ix opt tut 

01 t will .it out of 

ilrl-4 Uliltli VLlll {>• 

îll tie )K Id 

havfiw a 

,'c In ilu 

1 he t:tvlf 

Football Star 

Injured By Fall 

Pennington 

Student Had 

Been nt Work Only Hour 

•i "hiirlliV' Btnythe, of P)illiti|«l 

phla, u student ut reoninfftou and 

(i Htfir on tbe PttniilngUm football 

team, met with 

\tuutluy niorping which way prove 

tlrlrlini'ntnl to lltn wOrk On the 

team itilH y(;iir. Smyth® 

l 

Coast Guards 

Very Active 

During July| 

Rendered Assistance in ^ 

teen Cases, Many of Unusual 

Character 

t the Co 

to WIIILII II Is 

iHily intliled They aluu Hiatt 

would lie 1 piolfi tfnii 

y 

wil 

fiftt**>n hmi from a lnddfir. 

Tli« 

r fell landing' OD him lircnk 

n tinkle. H« WHJJ nt work OD 

oof of Sliiiiii'n rpstnurdnt and 

hnc| 

started down th« lnd«ler. be 

WIIH but n short dl»tunce from thf 

top when the liiddcr Hllp,iHd 

thriiwliif; Mnt to the cement nhic 

walk, the liiilder fjtlltng upon him 

Me wan rutilied lo the office of Dr 

Il*il PCllrl Petit t. by Flilycl S(rnm« 

hl» tmplovt t 

Hmytho. who In working hifl 

through 

r»r 

I he 

Uv l 

ul.il.. 

nnd l 

ministry had juat \wer 

hy Mr, SiitiiiiH ulld lim) 

work Jimt about one hour. 

ut R22 Wnnloy Avt 

, U 

t 01 

1 iibmll 

tdi II [i 

art up 

und B 

ILl hlH 

L, at fi 

rondui 

t thi 

font 

ia uftu 1 

t 

r >4 

iy Ai 

tiomi 

II) O C 

led 1 

OM 

4 irs 

1 nn it 


i.nne 

on 

]oA 

Elo 

ad 

ML 

had 

Stackhouse Is 

Improving at 

A. C. Hospital 

Mechanic Terribly Injured 

in Motorboot Accident. 

Will Recover 

Employ 

Skin 

g 

lice att a» a teacher Bin ilid 

t hold the pofiltlon tut prln i 

Tin t 1 

• Hi in I lr it 

it hi 

Members 

Awarded 

I of 1 lie ti 

I iWn 1 nn ii 

(ni 1 of tlit 1IK.U1 ili« 

[^ HIk Walton in bourn) 

1 Joy ami 111 u n3ult 

1 hi fait lit Ionian s In I 

I him ftjtmd tlii*iimel\i.ji 

if ul.l> teitiDonirlly, 

vfnouj 

Otht'tH rttfilflt 

n in thi4 (iMtfeitr} and 

ht elntluii of the n>lM r 

II H* Ipatiii), 111 (h* HPOi I 

list of tht < Inikiri K (ht 

4 ttl.lt i. V( II iht* "ldlt 

IH.I v lit 11 tht tUoiiu* 

told and 

Tin 

Co tin of KrroiH 

1» il« iiecliim! zoning 

conAlltlitloiiiil 

Next nmnth with 

it nuinlioi of utliei 

iiiiittein th 

inUiH will flicide whellier or ntit 

to amend iht HI ue Conhtluiliun 

to permit .zoning 

If the tint mi men i Is JIQA«*(1 

th* toleiH of each ootnniunity j Itt 

uuuhi huve the further rleht to Tli 

di t Idt v, hethtir or no| 1 huii nn 

l.iu.ilclpaliiy nfiould .ufopt 

, Install Drainage System 

Hnlph L. 

thi- 

Klvleni, 

Imthler vt 

ed thut hl« 

cotupiiiij 

< on template*] in iktm 

H|I< building iiro^ram In the Ba> 

dfieloptnt nt 

Two lionies nvt al 

irudy undtl coliHti lit lion on H«y 

I near Elghtt t tilli 8ln**i 

w bill I di n^8 aie of Bliigllati 

Colonial tyi)e, tho anle price 

'or which will be abiitit 16,000 

In 

nnnouncing the building 

to the shaft. caiiRht ?il« clothing 

d h 

which wii3 . R 

twiiiti;d around 

»kiti and 

g 

tht 

Athlete Is 

Rushed To Hospital 

tenter Ferguson, of thin city 

runhed to Jufferflon 

Hospital 

Tuesday morning auffrrfnE 

apDcndlcltls 

He wat opu 

upon by Dr Nassau at 10 

M. The trip from this city 

* the hospital WOB made in the 

daily car 

Fargmon. who ta the uon of 

IT. and Mrti 

Ii:d£Ar Fer&uuon 

•ts MB father In the expreuH 

ness Ferguaon wo« a member 

the Ocean City basketball mm 

• tlie ali part fie 

1-aroun. 

fievoral seasons anil 

id athlete. 

Police Raising Fund 

A fund In being raised by 

I the local policemen for th; 

Iviitow anil orphaned chlM of 

|Hielr former comrade, Harry 

i Shore. wt0 w u mled whfn 

d from his motorcycle last 

ITrlday. whHe responding to a 

Mre alarm. 

I Tin Patrolmen's Benevolent 

[jUKKIatlun contributed *75 to 

Ulll fund 

8hor« wu • nremkr 

of thh ausoclatlon, which 

v formed a short time ago 

r the purpose of bulldtnc up 

Ptraaloh «nd bunsflt fund 

. On August II. a benefit 

will hi Held at the 

Theatre 

TT>e oomof 

tho dead man luvn 

i«d mar, than $700 and 

[«blet Johnson 

«xpei!ts this 

nt to reach approximately 

fl.OOO br the end of tbe wset 

Oantrlbutldna for tbe Shore 

soflt fund can ba aent dlto 

Pollta Chief Howard 

Tll» raon«r will be 

.to (Meat* Shora'i " 

from his groin 

Despite his Injurk-?, he rt 

malnul conscious und wlt'i thi. 

aJkihita.irp of a companion man 

iifefd to rejifli tthon 

Aftt.r n 

(fivinfc flrit aid trLatmtllt from 

JL locul physician 1" *ni rimht d 

to the Atlantic thy Hoaplml 

where tht< officials rteilared the 

ucctdfiit to be one of th-* most 

Uti usual and painful 

Lrcattd 

there 

Stackhoufie reminded (o treat 

one (lii 

Flin 

tht 1 

li 

Of tht. 1 

5025 

rvlctfl Were lit Id it 

the 

brotlK'r-lii-l»w 

A. T. 

The dally 

none of itft 

evidenced 

ttUHH Whfl 

idt-'H. Em:|i 

Id 

jioiil LI 

b the 11 

1 njtiy ill* 

iii> Hi 1 

North 

Mttrvlm: 

(hv t 

j urn 

Want Wesley 

A r^> i l l Iil< 

Avenue extended I" uk 

fX on 

Mondny e\ -.nliiK 

Off It ( l bli'tl' 

WIIH kllltd hi the Hut of duty 

\\ lit n he w fifl ihiov- ii from hi 1 

innioiocK Vhliite annWiiIng a (lit 

call nt T\w nty ninLh btrtit und 

U*il A\t*miy 

O\vneifl 

(i.fltltiit*> of New. 

rlt> The buildlngn will 

i>r thi twoHtor> type The 

ux\t 

been prejinred by the 

Tht local ^tiitloii of the United • 

Siat«f Coaflt Quart, Itaa 

p-ii one of the biujleM m< 

in 1 en hiHtory July r^cordlnf >i 

cami) of i 

I pemoiiH along tt# , 

bt.iit, ucôrdhig t» the lor ol 

riiptuin L*>WIR (Smith, 

it Ocean City 

The ontlrft 

tt l»2d totaled but twice th«4 

iiumbtr for th.B «l»gle months 

The. \ur|fd ohnracter ot tti« ; 

niHilon would (kMOnlah 

would liiingtne ull callfl tO 

rroiu sen To Iucnt# veiitur< 

IMJJH umi %\rU who have gone out ' 

>n the buy In BiDftll bofttft 

negleitlnR t« return early enoikfU - 

hiLie alarmed their parea-U, fo 

nnd older folks wlio'h&ve Ub&t. ,% 

ed to" long when J.he fuming WHi, ( 

Kood Mft lne until early n 

IHK on the flsblqg banks, 

CHUHIHK their 

families 

nnit other activities of 

unexpected character, not to 1 

tlvn frequent efforts to find 

t>nnto whofte wltes think '—-* ; - 

may ha\d gone out to »&. by 1» ^ 

means completely catalogue Ui^ 

const guardsmen's work 

Cftlltf 

for aid of this kind are 

heeded by Captain Smith »&d I 

tLme Is lt>ftt tûtn^ the necfflnarr »• 

orders 

Sometime* the on*|' 

soueht uro found Just as tiiej 1 * 

pullii^ In tonor their boat 

1A nhoiiled on a bar or el ancftor t 

rallnwinK In the &ta with »? 

pil or broken oar« 

(Hii when tbe sea U 

the guards are called upoi 

? boats over the lur 

the Inlet 

Criîlng parti**. ' 

are unfamiliar, 

theij; 

b 

nfamMIai; ir^th th«w 

frequently-Mk ench 

Di 

l 

once 

During 

coast tat^y an? often ealled 

to pt&nd by vessels In 

cues are ulai 

i|ie Ocean City Coast OL 

Lion Is furnlflhfd with A t 

t nnd two power boats 

the tocnl ijuardflm*>n are hai 

capped Id the 

liiitl do 

thn oidltiniy 

Iht honn£ w hi- n we nil) 

built) n [11 ctilltultl fiolll flic 

«e\ 1 n rooniH nnd biltll alitl v, 111 

HCI] mini 15500 to SS 000 To 

t litolliiiKe hiiildlnfr wo will 8UP 

ply plmii to »ny tot owner 01 

buil*1< r ulthoiK 

1 imi who lil mi 

to hulld In tlu RiWem 

\\t 

will nlô aHnlst In flimnc 

iiiR Ihe roHl nf butldinfC by &fl 

htllllillR II IllfHlMH,! 

Of flflV P^1" 

iftil of tin ttmt of the bulldlm 

and lut r\n> (ffort 

vi til In 

uêd In making the Kl\lera a din 

[Incilu lo^ldinMal comniunlo on 

the 

Buy that will he- 

We lmvo 

p 

ItlvferiL who I 

com any moie than | lfti>d n»d fV«T> 

ptiitlflinont duo t« diitf him been 

made ' 

The entiro tract han been filled 

tn Kentucky Avenue, whi*-h In I" 

mted tifyond Twenty-flrnt Street 

nfti 

Stnllliif; Gus 

of -\ h>rul lcshi 

1.1 In ,R ulth 

1 lanrifnr; the I 

A d rat lingo H>Htrm Ii now being 

, llnntitlhd in the tiait by the de 

Receive Bay Avenue '^"JT" t0 carry off thc * mlm 

^« A .w..i^f 1 ^ I 

Tll(1 jiiiiiotuitemenl of tlif 

Oil /AUgliSt 

l^'hulldliig piogmm in of parttculai 

[interest to local meihanlca 

Last 

jear the building operntlon« In 

Amend Ordinance To Pro-' " " 

vide Sufficient Funds 

i

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