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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 of 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 3405 Pacific Avenue 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 4504 Pacific Avenue ~ r FOX BROTHERS Ladies' and M«n't Clothing 4400 Pacific Avenue •--•-' 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
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