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CLOSE WATCH KEPT ON FOOD SHIPMENTS ,

STONE HARBOR.

o thf Board-

A NEWSPAPER FOR ALL OF CAPE MAY COUNTY.

Th» temporary repair?

walk haw Dade thn-e aecuona rtmimblr for promenade*, ll remind* one of

1 At pmu-ni the movement- of more n„. of a Rreat orean liner. The than l.nno l«ai» nrr belnc followed q U e«(ion a» to which of the aectlont la | hv the ahipplnc hranch of the BritMi Brut cabin and which »ooond will have : Ministry of Food. The alilp Intelll. to be determined b) a hlrher court | genre arAlrai . ' (lie l.rancl, mu*t coo- than the Seven Mil- Beach Reporter. I atantly keep the ehangta* | dtlons of An Impartial acnillny Impel* one to i -r; «. chaRlnc c>mm tteea. which ha* been in *e**lon tt hat thi* meana mar l« reallaad Ju 1? lo , 4 btinf:)1 |0 end , w.^-k When It l* remembered that a boat p( ^ Mnt companlonah'p. comlns from North Aroeri<-n with n Mril | tltM M, rro n and Mlaa Mary ) dozen • different nrtlrlea of food on jji rn>n . of Philadelphia, have been

Published Every Friday by The CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES COMPANY

(Incorporated)

West Jersey and Landis Avenues, Sea Isle City, N. J.

WM. A. HAFFERT,

President and General Manager. r-uAO rvrvtvrvnp Troo«nror C. F SCHUCK. Secretary, i bo * r<1 m *- T Intereat n dozen .ntTerent KUO*!* of Mr*. M L. VanThuyne.

CHAS. 0 CONNOR, Treasurer. o. branchca of the Food Ulnuir- Mr* ('.ertrnde Beery, of Allentown.

Foreign Advertising Representative

r year, in Advance i upon Application.

Mr* Gertrude Beery ha* i-turned from n f«

. with frienda In Stone Harbor.

Subscription Price, $1-50 _ Advertising Rates Furnisl

- This paper has enlisted

rath the gjvcmment ir the : of America for die

cause c period of the war -

AN ENT THE TROLLEY SALE. Sea Isle City’s traction company has been sold; or at least, the road, rails, wire, cars and other equipment has changed hands, and according to the latest word, will be taken up and junked. Thus is Sea Isle’s only means of communication with either Inlet to be sacrificed to the “high price of juuk.’’. Perhaps both Inlets, Strathmere and Townsend’s Inlet, will feel the need of the trolley more than will Sea Isle City. But need or no need, the wheels of the Sea Isle trolleys have moved for passenger service the last time. The loss of the traction system to the town is an irreparable one, but no sane person, much as they might realize this need, will blame the owners of the road for unloading a burden that has cost them many thousands of dollars in the past few years. The road has never paid, and with the present high cost of operation, and the shortage of help, it is rcr«onable to assume that a still greater loss would be suffered if the road were operated this year. Sea Isle City is by no means alone in this trolley difficulty. Cape May has passed through the identical experience that Sea Isle is about to undergo, and judging by the complaint of the owners of the Ocean City and Wildwood trolley companies, it will not be many moons ere they follow the same procedure. Automobiles are too handy gow-a-days for people to patronize the trolleys like in the good old days of yesterday. SONS OF THE FLAG. The present great world-war has given us many beautiful pieces of literature and poetry, not the least among which is a tiny bit of verse, headed, “Sons of the Flag,” given us by one of our subscribe 'ersTast week. The verse follows: Here'* to the *on* of the wind awept

North.

A* th-j meet on the Held* of France, May the a pint of Grant ko with them

forded them by thi* hranch. The v—- . .. ....□[ or flophonr .[..I vvo-ritr. Th. Ml.... Ejih.-rH,.' .nil "..jimoi

,1* h™?* kwi lo 100.1. Uono.llv o *** ■ *'.?. -“‘-"e

-111. .11 Un—o burin, hr...!... ..a '"S',''" d y“ ^ iSSSKT/UiM -ondltlona, and Inalead of a hundred e> Forreat and Ml** Laura E. Forreat call* from theae tranche* the alilpplB* _ „ , h<> imngalowa for a fortnlsht. branch of.the Food Ministry can net- Tht , ,. vraiaK B( norouch Hall. Mlaa tie the hnalneaa In one call. Malxl E. Mullins, the lal-nted ImperThla KlmpUfiaa tha work the Min- K>nB ior. will give an entertainment latry of Shipping In a remarkable man- for the benefit of St. Mary '* Eptacopal ner. The fact that the sh.pplng Church. Mlaa MulUn* come* hiKhly branch I* made up of bo*ln—« men recommended and the evening promla-

drawn from the ahlpplng world In- e* to be o* 1 '' of r • r,,

aurea the effideet conduct of the work. Dr » n ^ **«• Joseph M. Calcy have

ofM-ned their comtnodlou* summer

borne. 83d SL Mr*. Caley ha* been

FAMINE AS FOUND rory buay In war work all winter. Her BY EVERETT r OLBY latest activity la financing the Haatie tv tut 11 -ULDI aubv Mecend b«-d In the American Hoapltal No. 1. NeulUy. Part*, for one I waa in India during the awful aonth piaatlc Club voted to en-

famine aoroe years ago," aald former s Bed last winter, for a year, ralsState Senator Everett Oolby. who hv* | D j. (be $600.00 neceassry for the purbeen touring the country a* a volun- pose A second bed waa undertaken teer worker for the Fnlted State* Food by the cluh to b- paid for by the

Commlaalun. "and thera, for the flrat month Mr*. Caley ha* , " ken

time. I nw the lack In the eve* and month and has utilized her knowledge

rirr “" ,r ““ o ' °'m- STo^viK s? s-ss. ssst J *'

t; 'r.r

u«b 71... U no -ib.r loo, n Ibc „„ gM g, u „ p^nu. «. eye* of God* created being* that ao y r „ Carolyn M. Well, who waa - —

tears the heart. There 1* no other beard with so much pleasure in ado.

murd uttered by any of God's crea- during the Assembly, haa returned to

turec that ao wring* the soul of men Philadelphia. Since the calling of the n* that look and cry of starving choir leader and organist of Ur. Dag-

peopla. er** Church In Philadelphia, where

"Unless we keep a larger and larger Mr* Well la aoloUL Mra WoU h», volume of wheat flowing to France and l >« en }° n ’* po 1 ^ Belgium than we have sent there “"nr 0 ! ion H'shirk and Mr* Shuck

thua far. that look and ^ fro^, M r. and Mr* William J. Shuck and lltthe eye* and throats of chUdrvn 'over Uf , ^ who vlaltlng their there will reach u* In smug. Contented, p^n,*. Mr. and Mr*. WUIIam Shuck, well-fed America." st and First Are, care returned

to Philadelphia.

PROFITEERS’ GAIN IS I>r Frederic Allen, who ha* been at

Emhurst on Pleasure Bay. for -

A* the son* of the North advance. And here's to the son* of the sun kiss.d South. As they meet on the field* cf France. May the spirit o( Lee go with them

aU.

As the non* of the South advance. Here's to tht- non* of the North and

South.

As they meet on the fi~ld* of France. May the apirit of God go with them

aU.

A* the son* of the Flag advance.

Dr. and Mr*. J A Brooke, of Glen aide, are guests of Dr. Brooke * broth- . r and his wife. Mr and Mr*. Carroll Brooke. SuOset Drive and Wth St r. Charles Schey. of Philadelphia, a week-ent* guest of Mr. Bert Ru-

dolph.

and Mr*. J. O. Johnson entertalned Mr*. Johnaon's slater and her husband. Mr. and Mr*. Harry A. Pool, over the week-end. Mr. and Mr*. Frederick J. Bunting, u. Went Chester, were week-end guest* of Mr. ani Mr* J. Harry Bunt

Ing. of lo«h St.

Ma*t<r Samuel C. Bunting, of Wayne. Pa.. 1* visiting hi* uncle. Mr. J. Murray Bunting, at 104th St. Mr and Mr*. Charles L. Smith. Pennagrove. Mr*. M. H. Boehroer and Min* Boehmer. of Logan, are at the

Shelter Haven

Mr. and Mr*. Undley M. Garrison, of New York, motored down to Stone Harbor for a few day*. They were

registered at the Shelter Haven.

Mr. and Mr*. R T. Roth, who have been occupying Mr*. Sanderson'* cottage. returned to their home In Phila-

delphia the la*: of the week.

Dr. and Mr*. Sllaa D. Daugherty

have returned t- Philadelphia

Mr* C. E. Hay*, of Philadelphia, and her slater-in-law. Miss V. V. Hay*, were guest* of Rev. ar.d Mr*. Daugherty during the A*e»mbly. They are

summering at ^•a lale City.

Ml** Emily A Haug. who ha* been at her cottage. Emhurat. weal ahore of Pleasure Bay for a week, ha* returned

to Philadelphia.

Rev. M. Sewell, of Yonkers. Ne» York, ha* been among lha visitor* to

Stone Harbor this week.

Mr. and Mr*. Frank Edson have r<turned from a delightful visit to Pen lyn. Pa., when- they were guests of Mr. Jule* Loushelm at Alcoa farm. Mr. Jacob Hallovell la visiting hi*

New Series oi Shares Now Open Sea Isle CitylB. & L iaacc:

DE-At m rvrvrv aa/-vaic-v lannurM on rieaaure nay. iui » - KLAL tsLOUU MONEY dB y B- r- iurned to Philadelphia the flrat

of the week.

•No person In the United State* haa Mr and Mr*. Charles W. Makrtte a right to make one cent more profit and their son. Mr. Stanlelgh Malone,

out of any employment than he would ha ' have medo under pre-war condition*." nM>nl * ^

iya Food Administrator Hoover In a tent stateinen,. “1 do not care 8 ° MOn i-hether this refer* to the farmer, to

been at the Channel Apart wo week*, have gone to ity for the remainder of the

-,™rr „™.r, to - C*™™-

tit, laborer, to U» nreoulooiorer. lo

Uio toliMIreoao or .o ib, ret. Her ,,, Pblltul.lphl..

re.o*trdumoe.!.l«irere«Hroo,ibe bit. bren ot r,iob»re.. bln,*! and sacrifice of the American Mn , yyww cottage at »3d St and Ibeople. Extortionate profits are not nrst Av ^ . returned on Wednesday, necessary to *«-cura the maximum of Mr aI|d Ur> John chamber. John fort on the j art of the American jieo- „„„ vbu b„. n a , u,elr cottage pie In thla war. on 9g|ll .street, for a few day*, return"If we are going to adopt that the- u, Philadelphia th* flrat of the ory. we have admitted everything that week. Mr. Bert Eraklne Rudolph, ha* been charge*] against us of being Mr*. Johnson'* son. of Camp I-ee. who the moat materialistic, the moat avari- i* home on a short furlourh »a* with clou*, and the most venal of p-ople In them. Mr*. Johnson and Mr Rudolph this world." were at Aabury !*ark for a part of the

week. Mr. Johnaon, who ha* been on

uc-mc acccccrrv th- Invalid list. 1* very much better HENS ASSESSED Hi(I hBn(1 whlch h( . hsd tb p m,,.

AT FORTY EGGS fortune to break early In the winter. Is

still weas The Johnun* will be h.—

* of the

The Civic Club will meet Wedneaday with Mi** M. L VanThuyne The rTotnam and Jetsam Club will meet*Thursday with Mr*. John Sa-

bi I ch

An example of German method, of ^ ° r AuKU • , ,or ^

•ecurtfig food la seen In the ue * regu- ' latlona of the Bavarian I^g Supply Office. Poultr. k<-e|-er* are required to deliver to the government 40 egga for each hen kept. The 1918 quoti. ; due in September at a fixed price of 4

centa per egg.

Mrfthiirv* of this character help tu explain the ability, of the German federal stale* to feed the population when

bo. I I 00 * , I,rod “ c ^ f *" ,0 th. marWe know of no recent thought that so ably expresses the great 1 0 ^ B | smBr7 rai'J bVl^u^ra unity of the nation that the present conflict has brought about, i —

COMM ANDFFRS

The poem was originally published in a Washington newspaper ;

the author is unknown.

New government f.«rel order* In Hun-

WAYNE M. 8TRUTHERS.

WILLIAM A. HAFFERT Notary Pobllc All Work Promptly Attend** t 6 . 104 Woot Jtraey Avanut Mb I ala Otty, N. J.

Quality Grocer Our aim la to glva reliable service Quality of Sooda. Quantity In Maaaura. Sat.sfactlon In Prica. F. B. SHARP

and Mr*. J. U. Becker, at the Roaery. The Roaery richly deserve* It* name Just now. the rose* of all shade* and

varietiec being In full bloom. Mr*. Horace U Hi-oderaon and

three children, of Frazer. Pa., arrived Monday and are living In the Sidel

cottage next Atrc-imol.

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Kohler and Ml** Kohler are at their cottage. 104th

and Sun*et Drive.

Mr*. James A Bovatrd and Ml** Bo ilrd. who have been guest* of the Kohler*, returned to Philadelphia with

them on Tveaday.

Mr*. H. J. Stewart, of Lanadowne. ha* opened her cottage on 95th St. Her daughter. Mr* M. B. Luaby. 1* staying with her while Mr. Lusby la In Pari* doing government work. Mi** Mary Bacon Horn waa a recent guest of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph A. Fitzgerald, of l<*6tb St. Mr* J. S. Bertolett* paid a return visit to Stone Harbor on Wednesday. Mr*. Mowbray, of Swar-hmor*. Pa.. _ as here Thursday looking for an aii.'.rtment for heraelf and children, while Mr Mowbray Is w«yt on a buai-

neaa trip.

Mr. and Mr* Samuel Mecutchen and aon Samuel, are at the Boulevard

Apartment*. 96th St.

Mr. William A. Clement*, who ha* been passing hi* vacation at the Harbor Inn returned on Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. John E. SJostrom. of Glen aide, arrived this week, and are occupvlng their new cottage on Carnival Bay. which Mr. Friea ha* been

building for them.

Mr. and Mrs. H B. Olewlno have bt-en the gueata of Mr. and Mr*. O. F.

Ferree.

HOBDELL w Practical Dyer of OSTRICH FEATHERS We Solicit Your Feather Wants in all its Branches DYEING CLEANING and CURLING 154-156 N. Thirteenth SL, j PHILADELPHIA

Mr. Auto Owner nut. Taw ll

United Ante Radiator Co. taia t

FOODSTUFF

SOUTH DENNIS. Dr. Jam-* Jofieraon. of Johnstown. Pa., 1» vlslUnx lu* panntr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jefferson. Coleman l> amini: and wife motored to Ocean City on Friday. Mr. - Ja*. Hasbrouck and wife, ac-campanh-d by Mr*. Smith Stile*, drove to Sea lale Wednesday evening. Mr*. Eugene Stile* ha* returned to twi horn, in Maine after spending a few »wk* with Mg and Mr*. Smith

Stile*

Miss Elizabeth Cahaiey spent Sunday with her ;-»r-

and Mr, Lawrence Peterson, o

- Bert

lagan I

Cbax Ftdlei

Mi Cba* M---r»ald. atrom:«nled by hi* tnoth-r and two slater*, motored to Ocean City Thuivday evening. Mr. Beulah Jefferaon i» vwiring Mr ..nd Mr. Stephe n Jefieraon Mi*. la-Uirah Peterson, ot Avaluii.

Sun- provide f-r cuofiarariou of bidder, board* wlthoirt payment and also for lure, NIO.um. o, WiM.ou), ru

.M bU butbre ob Suodo , tl» t-d HUU

ter has order*-d a general requisition

Worker* at the Red Cron* room on 0 f foodaiutT* tixau .-.,i,.um. r. and pro Tuesday were: Mr*. J. Crandol, Mr*, B isa 0 * ' " ra u \ Mr* ; Eta,,,, for B i.onie aup|>ly A J M.-erw“d’ Mra L Kd-Hm*. Mra! ,0 J*f u,,f " thr 0r ! *" r! *' f *“*“►*- Mr* J Haabrourk. th, * 0,1 1* 1 - nurlzr. i-,tai.a». nilllet and

Mis*,-* M M Ludlam. M. C. Ludlam. wi * 1 b *' aelxed.

Soi'bia Ludlam. Ethel Nickerson. Marguente MeerwaM. Anna Hewitt and Show your loyally by following a* r* Clinton Nickerson. niwri; a* practicable a fruit and vegeWednesday afternoon ,n in- luuu- l * blr ^ * ul ^ '•“ng* are freshly . nt of the Church. s< alng in tn. m-1 «'wUohle fr<un farms and garden. i» i ol the Bazaar Hon.*-., Mr, ! The Foret Aduilnletratlan la ad-eking eorg* Whittington .-nd Mr* L S 1 to cohM-rve for future use all peri*!. he*t,-r a Me products that cannot now be prufTburaday evening. Church prayer u * '““Inotc waste and to ung at eight o'clock aen-d.ly u*e and care for all of tb* I-rtMtucta of our wouderful state a*

TIDE TABLE FOR JULY. ' mature.

Use Gas!

12 Saturday . 14 Sunday.. 15 Monday 1« Tueoday . IT Wednes<!a> 19 Friday .. 20 Saturday.. 21 Sunday.... 22 Monday . 23 Tuesday... 24 Wednesday 5 Thursday.. c Friday.... 7 Saturday . a Sunday :9 Monday .

HIGH

i 112

LOW

g joeorn.

635

th* t

; country lie

< f the fi":Oh are beginning to the M-ulbi-ruer'a llkltig for urtiig the 1*0*1 year and n half

com flour In tbi*

Z5 *.

2.00 8 17 9'Hi P 2 50 9.20 9 5» Paatnrltg: bog* *.r ..tber live moek a 3 45 10 10 J0.45 ; In growing wlu-ai In war time, when 7 ? ?? H ?? rr * Fra.n 1, r f.,r iiurnan f<***t. P

1'ood AdBilUlatraH.-i, §

12.40 .

1.15 1.35

be# a

311*

Dnait

9.20 9.40 It) 05 10 3« 1»50 11^9 11.56 12.20 12.45 1.2® 1-66 rzs

4 20 < frnM «*f >..ur 5.10 5 36 f.50 f, 20* ,>i! -..rta 6 50 7 JO aoldlet* Save li : 7 45 hiOi 8-50 Vi£. Art- you u No Victory Loafer!

A home without Gas nowadays, is as bad off as a home without water. If you have never used gas, you cannot appreciate its convenience comfort and economy for

cooking and lighting.

You Will Rent Your Cottage Easier

With Gas

Under the Nevt Managment, the Seashore Gas Company, of Sea Isle City, will lay your service pipe at cost. Then for less than five cents a day you can use a liberal amount of gas, and enjoy its full benefits. Seashore Gas Company GEORGE WILSON, Supt.

What an Ownei Cannot do

Beyond a certain point an OWNER cannot regulate the CONTRACTOR be employs. You can cage a leopard, but you cannot change his spots or his point of view. But what an Owner CAN DO is to select, in the first place, a Contractor who has an established reputation for integrity, efficiency and result*. Edward B. Arnett Building Construction Bell Telephone Connections SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

A RELIABLE BUILDER H. A. DEERY Contractor, Carpenter and j EuikUr Jobbing in /0 It* Branche* \ SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

Vincent Assaiante PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER Old Shoes Made New Repair Work’My Specialty New Store

ITALIA ST. SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

COOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCMATTHEW J. RYAN Commission Merchant Planter. Wholesale Dealer and Shipper of Maurice River Cove Oyatef* Salt Oyatern, < Saappwa. Crab* | Both i g Dock SL 1