Jul 1927 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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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 ^a£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
of
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
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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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