STONE HARBOR

I Stont’a

Tlie Daubar Ssoatariam

Baiin opened on Mar 1>«7Mra. UarrT Miller returned on Saturday from her well-earned vacation. All are apeciallv invited to attend Uie Pract lueetinic of tire Home and School in tlie Sclioolhonee I'ueeday evening. Frank Wells, of Germautoan, baa taken Uie Gearr Brown bungalow ol) Colonial 1‘oinl on tlie Inlet In Stone’t

Basin (or tlie season.

The free tnoviee at tlie Palace this Friday evening are designed to teach ns Uie nsea of cement in making Uie beautiful, and that it’s as easy aac

if yon only know bow.

Cleveland, O., had a dean-np day, and it required 2% miles of gondola cars to take away ll»- refuse. Some one thinks if Mayor Kisler will name Uie dav

*»lone Harbor can male

unclean tow n, but builders rubbiah-and saving our boxes and barrels and no places to atvre Uietn in, gives a littered-

up look.

Class Pay for the graduating eighth grade ol our school will be the event of Uie Slst, closing exercises being Uie evening of Uie Friday following (StiUi). In Uie dedication of Uie new school ■■tiuiliug FaUier Whalen will have Uie inroauinn, Kev. Mr. Dongliertr ■enedictinn, and Kev. Mr. Hutdilfe rei)resent and speak (or Uie taxpayers Kdwanl ftankin wasal Brown Hall on Sunday for the day, and expects to spend uocli of Uie autiimer here. wiUi his •■mtiier as gneat. Kev. father Mamner came from Wildwood l.ir Maas in St. Paul's Komsn ■ 'aUedir Cburrli at M a.m. Kondav, and found a good rung regain hi. It hying Uie fifUi Sunday aft. r Faster.the veatoetils were while, lilac* hronght hr Mrs. Miller, ol Avmhin, and Mis* Van Thuynr. The Hartiaburg Kun came, passed through and went on. faltering Uie town at K3rd street, there was a miunte' hall at Harbor Inn to take on Uie ‘ hand uet,' Uienrr down First Avenue to WUi ttreel lor the bridge and Uie Parkway vd the heynnd. f David Tmxel has designed and put to tether a gasoline range in his kitchen in the Parkway Pavilion Uiat is Uie wonder ■( the tow nship. Tlie restaurant is to be ipened on the 22od, a week earlier than

promised.

Gus Miller will put up hit litUe cabin cruiser “ Logan ” overboard from Salveraon aliopa on tlie Channel next Ronlay Tlie boat has been Uioroughlv • iverhsul d and re-fnmiahed and enters upon the season iu first-clase condition. It will probably be anrlmred in Yacht Cinh basin Ui be near lo Kalv. Marabal lias his l3-(o<4 *' Microbe anchored in Uw north end of Uie Yacht t'lub basin, having bmaght it from Uie rnwnsend boat alm|is when lie on Sanday. It is painted a pretty green. Dr. Hitch's boat "Clara D at vie but larger. ■Inn ner Krouse and «ife were at Runbuugalow over Kamlay, m'|i Uudr i Cleon and bis frietids Jimmy Stone, of Phila telpbia, and Walter Kciter, of York City, as guests. Mrs. Kronse Uiey w ill all tie dow n lo remain very

Gavin Neilson, bead clerk of Philt l*lp!ila < oiincila for nearly half a cer olV, Willi his daughter, Mr*. Betel 'etrisoii ninl Inr sou lirrtel, have rened Uie ansimt lloor of Uie I etzaea cotage Ol. 1«..l Steel. Mr. and Mrs. Joaepl, tun irk have taken Uie top floor, ami Lloyd Seaman and wife will occupy Uie list flour. 1 he building will not b r-mily nnlil about the lirst of June. Next Sunday there will probably be •<(iiad ol lliily Sunday worker* (or lh I'liioii services in Rl. Mari's, bu • Vtl.er for morning or evening service ir boil, is not yet known, lout Sunday «veiling Dr. Chapman (Itaptiat), of Iceau ('My, ofltuialed. The attendanoe • a» large.' Tlie CbrMiau Kndeavor tlie hour before tlie service ■ssliia May HeHienasba'Ier. aas “ I»enoBiiuationaflani," and nearly all had •omHI.ing to say of Kev. Mr. Sulelilf. louml tie- re- -in ' Jie diflermcr in creeds and metliods ' © he different needs and I is lutes of' |ieople. B

■gallon is making j gj|iay Uie «SW due J

ltd Avenue, son can be 1 V has a lot mi NOth Hi reel, i B utli Jerary Krallv Com-1 g hnililing sue, but tlie location i2 >ii*idi ie.| satislactorv, and lli» i S rer down town w as purchased. Jsell tin- KllUi SUeet lot f.ir! Aclear Uie othei, hut Urey (eel j $i

for organ itntion ! four good nlsyers i members and elected I Manager. William H Troxe!; custodian. Lew | ing out for pit at K7tb Street in Uie lalel til the plsvgruund is r The adjourned meet it/ Council enlivened at . day evening to recei't

; Captain, Daw

bnildieg a the Clerk, vote cast, 12 against. 14. preasion of favoring the and a $33,001} was introduce reading. This action at t next Monday nance to be U

o’clock lire Wednmdf ing, Uii* giving two r of tlie mid-monthlv* linsinen Monday ordinance relating

1)0 bond issue for This, read bv

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bond lame, 112; upon this ion, an ordinance of a boardwalkpay for it passed second tnkei) op for final mid-monUdv Uie Bulkhead erdi-

.ening follow-

week

Meeting. Other included awnings

norUi aide of tMUi Street, ordering five carloads of gravel for surfacing the new playground, and tiie'order to have the plot graded and snrlnced w-iUioutdelar. '■ Fourteen litUe Injun hors " isasUu Kitidergartenem wronld sing it. One more Uian a haver'* dosrn, six leas Uian a scon : Tlie •' mu* " Uie m

fortii is Hdicoious insr and tana of the gu has left of Coxey's army! WboUretbeyT Msrry Si n ears. “ Sot me ; jH*rrr 0' ys " Not me," and Osgnr liurtou Not ms ” The " Boy* ” know, but will nsrer tell. £*.■

When you want a thing done wed, the busy man always does it best. This is as true in print work as in smything else. The Times shop is always busy, and like P os turn "There's k Reason." Give ns your next job, and note the difference. FULL PAGE STORY EVERY WEEK Are you reading page two? A complete nuvelette every week, by the heat anlhnrw.

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$500 REWARD!

H'M be given to any person or leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons xvillfully destroying the property of any fish pounds located off Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Stone J /arbor, Angetsea, J/alley /leach, or on Five Fathom Fishing Banks, or any fishing paraphernalia on land. Cape May County Fishermen's Association

MOTORS JOBHINu REPAIRS JACOB A. BUSCH CLECTKICAL CUfflNACTOK EVERYTHIM) Gt.ECTKlCAL IUI rniMirCT a... 1-ht ^.Iphl. .... . M.U1. Ah M. CM,

Will Sub-Let Amusement Concessions and Booths OK Ocean Pier at Sea Isle City, N. J. Apply to Moe Rosenfeld, M(,t. Woodbine, IN. J.

Sea Isle City, N. J.

A Seaside Resort

That Is Popular With the

Entire Family

Sea Isle City is Ueally situated on the South New {g Jersey Coast, midway between Atlantic City and the © Five-Mile Beach Resorts, and only one hour and a ©

hall's ride from Philadelphia.

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Excellent Train Service on both the Pennsylvania S

and Philadelphia & Reading Railroads.

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Popular $1.00 Round Trip Excursions Ever)' Sunday The opportunities lor pleasure and recreation are

unlimited.

M.ilor Boating, Sailhg, Fishing, Grabbing Finest and Safest Bathing Beach on the Jersey Coast Excellent hotels and boarding houses oHer all the the comforts that can b< desired—and lots ol good things to eat. Cottages and Bungalows lor rent lor the season, furnished, and at reasonable prices. Desirable Building Lots for Sale. Remember Sea Isle City’s “OLD HOME WEEK,” July 12th to 18th.

McAllister s I THE LEADING DRV GOODS STORE £ — 1 i We Are Showing a Great Line ol ■ SPRING and SUMMER Dress Materials, New Neckwear, “ Gloves, etc. j Silk Poplin, Serges, Wool Challis (the best labjic i. for accordian plaiting), crepes, voiles, rice cloth, b tissue, Parasian Silkettc, Silk Crepes, Ratines, Lin- n ens, eta —v Also a swell line of lace collars, vests, c gloves and silk boisery. New Fell Tam O’Shanlers, 50c J

s. s. OCEAN CITY*

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a *B*B^«.B*B.BHI-B-B-B - B• B• *1 • I * JUUUS ROTH, The Tailor. ' B ^ ® Suits from $18 up. Made to your measure. First-class & B Workmanship. Latest Styles. Domestic and Imported Fabrics. £ L Stop in next time yon are in Ocean City. b My place is 400 feet from the station. n b 8th Street, Ocean City. Next to Poet-Office 1 ? . jB'B!B-B-n-n-n-B -B-B.-B-B-»-BfB-B-B - B-B-B-'a'.fc^fi-B-B^

JONES’ MEN’S SHOP 804-06 A8BURY AYE., OCEAN CITY.R.J. Palm Beach Suits, Flannel Pants. Ready Made Pants, Stetson Hats. Straw Hats, £i .^o to £3. Auto Dusters, Black Alpacca Coats $1.50 up Blue Serge Coats, ^3.50 ard $6.00 Balamacaan Coats, Rain Coats, Bags, Suit Cases Next door to the Ocean City Title & Trust Company

Have You Money

tying»idle, awaiting investment ? Opportunities for investment do not come every day. In the meantime this money should be earning you something. WH PAY INTEREST Write us for paiticuh.r<L DEPOSITS BY MAIL llPROMPTLY ACKNOWLEDGED Security Trust Company, CAPE HAY, N. J.

IRVING FITCH

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STORE YOUR CAR GET YOUR GAS get YOUR OIL have your car cleane ... AT the JesUeescy Garage

Ska Iki.k City, N

For farther information write

IRVING FITCH, City Clerk,

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