clplfftr's Cuk Store, on the Boult Yard. We are daily u uatiee Un« of everyUBti* for the heme, putlen asS Uble. Palnu. oU*i. h„rdwsre. frocerte* and ftahermen' ippllea. Pay caah, and ante money

IV. tf.

Dlipoaln* of your property by Will I, one thing; the aetectlon of a nullable -lecutor t» quite another. And yet holt) become a *«ry atnipie matter » beu you Invoke the aid of the Seeurl Trust Company, of Cape May City, J,. to admiaister your estate.- -adv. Good Houae Cor Bale.—? luums, bulb and laundry. Un SO by 110. Sj£ ouniy BoulevanL Building priced at <.-i before the war. Charles K. LanUs. Jr.. 332 Coonty Boulevard, Sea sle City, N. tf. Thomas McCoy-and Oe. have opend their Caah Meat. Oroceo and Pn>islon Store in Camps* Building, IS tails Street. EveryihXbg the Best at * west Prices —adr. U. Mazurie'a Garage ia now reeognlxed erd Agency Service Station; repalra omptly and economicallv with f\ird partfc. Pull line of tlrea

The Japaueae^nd Oriental Art Shop, lenry S. Sato, manager, has opened ippoaite the Pier, With an artistic dl»

liaj of ‘

Peter Wolmar anneucces the open >g ef his confectionary and l£e cream trior. Boardwalk and Ocean avenue, lood goods and prompt service assur LOT FOB SA1.E.-*6(X) feci ol land; louse Street and-Pleasure Railroad.

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VOL. XXXIV No. J 9 .

GIIY es NdS

I OF THE fH WEEK

CAPE MAY COUNTY (Sea Isle Citv P.O.), N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 4,

NOTES AMO

PERSONAL CHARACTER; LITTLE ITEMS OF INTEREST ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW GATHERED IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE CITY.

5 Cents a copy, $1.50 a Year

x only!

Road,

Tbeo. Mattie, Landia Avenue tails Street; Tailor for man and woian; cleaning, pressing and repairing.

adv. tf.

Mrs. Young announces the opening the Minerva Hnnae—with tooiflc and Ivllegaa of eookin*.—adv.lL Mrs. Bard Read Its* opened ’her otrdwalk lunch room, oysters, clams nd soft drinks.—«dv. 1L roll line of StatloneiT- FKch Drug

Mrs.'Frederick Mueller and 01 PhBadelphU. are ui their cottage here for the season

.h? r '»«3£2f r t . T - 11 Hu « h « *«■« th» McBride cottage on the BoardMrs David Nazonnl is vftlilm: her PATent*, Mr. and Mrs George O^dner

for an lndeflr.ite period.

The Rumpp cottage la open for the summer, and the family are occupying a.u«. 8nmp * *•* from Atlantic C^. and wlU spend July and

August here.

St Joeeph's-by-lhe-Ses has opened tot the summer months and Is enter talnlng live young ladles from Phila-

delphia

Mr. and Mrs M. J. Ryan, of PLU,dcli'hla. and family, are at their an'"Uh^hirt for the season, arriving i««t Mias Ida Smith haa been placed In charge of the Mayor's »Bce. City h»ii which will hereafter be open daily fop the tranaacUon of all city business. Mrs. William C. Keegan, of Washington, who has been the guest of Mrs. James A. Twohey, returned to her uome on Monday. M>a Florence Davies, of Washing m. D. CL, arrived Tuesday for a ten days' rlait with Mrs James A. Twohey. of the ocean front. lira. Laura V. H. KI cram haa opened her summer home on Pleasure avenue. Mrs. Klenun motored to Ocean City with friends on Tuesday. Mrs Henry Brooks is entertaining her brother. Mr. Joseph S. Maguire, and hit grandson. J. Elliott Dennett, lor the holiday week-end. Father Aloyaius Possl Is winning tt affections of bH new parishioners. He 1s working bard to build up a Confraternity of 8L Rita and a St Rita's Guild. Tbe TIMES Is a day ahead of time Ibis week, due to Us regular publics tlon day, Friday, being a legal holiday. The TIMES ofice wfll be dosed Tor basin res all day. Was Helen Corson and Miss Marga ret Miller were among those who attended tbe Alumni dinner of the Ocean City High School, at the Oceanic hotel in Ocean City.

Mrs H. A. Smith, of Philadelphia, is occupying her cottage here for the Frederick Ebeling and family, blladelphla, are now ensconced k i- comfortable summer cottage here

Mias Elizabeth Reed, who has oeen Philadelphia for the past year or 1. was a w< -end visitor, with her other, Mrs Lard C Reed. Emil Solotoff. pianist, of Pbiladel■la. and Eugene Levin, violinist, of oodblae. have been engaged tc furl»h tbe music for the season at the ilh-vue hotel, and commenced their igagement Mat Saturday. The Dm band concert of the season ‘11 be held today (July Ith) on the arc walk. The P. O. 8. of A. band •'OUtb Heavlile will furbish the Uu r under tbe leadership of Mr. Dufvbo conducted the band last

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

IMlevu*— S J. Zalley and wife. Had Heights, N. J.; Henry Blgga. PbU- • ipbls; Mrs Arnold Sutterline. W isdelphla; Mr. M. Oppenhelm and - Philadelphia, isadore Oppenhelm 1 *ife. PhilaUeipina. aunle/'Opp*«sod wife. Philadelphia. Cart iC. and wife. PblladelphU. Mr and E Bruce Dougherty. Pbiladel- '*». W. H Lebmkuhl. Phfladelpbls

Harry Foster, now at Vlncenlown. N. is a frequent visitor at hia uptown eottage. Mrs. Foster and family are bare, to remain until tall, when they will re tarn to Vlnoentown. The Colonnade was opened by Miss Barr off Thursday of last week with guests enough to give It a midsummer aspect, though the Northeaster kept all hut the most robust Indoors

Philadelphia, are now occupying their Ariadne street cottage for tbe season. Mr. BzrHnger Is one of Sea Isle City’s regulars, and owns one of the finest

net on the beach.

MU CEIEBMHI Ml 8E BIS BBT DUAL CELEBRATION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY AND "WELCOME HOME" TO THE BOYS IN.THE SERVICE TO BE HELD FRIDAY; NOVEL DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS IMPORTANT FEATURE; TE8TIMONIAL8 TO BE PRESENTED TO BOYS. *

The Committee on Fourth of July Celebration, and the Welcome Home to the Sea Isle City boys In the Service, has completed Us plans, and one of the most diversified and interesting programs ever presented In the wort will be givec. The morning wlU be given over Novelty races on the beach, oommei Ing at ten o'clock. The races include ^aok races, obstacle races, potato races, three-legged races and one hundred yard dash. At eleven-thirty a reception will be given to the returned soldiers. In the Pier Auditorium, and handsomely decorated testimonials, in gold, red and bine, will be presented to each one of the boys, with tbelr>name Inscribed thereon, and rigned and sealed officially by City officers. Mayor Fitch win preside, and community singing, led by Mr. Corson, will be a feature. At one-thirty a shooting match take place. In which entries have been received from a number of crack shots. A Coast Guard drill wfll be given at four o'clock, in which the guards will demonstrate the method of aiding a ship in distress. A prise will be given'lor the best -eased lady bather on the beach at

its time.

Tbe day's program will be rounded out by a fireworks display on the beach at nine-thirty. Tbe display will ' » one of the best ever. Programs containing a detailed lint of tbe events and the prises therefor have beet Issued, and are tow ready for distribution. They may be had upon application to the Times, office. Poet Office or at any of the hotels or

ANOTHER ANONYMOUS LETTER.

ra'SHMIK IHiHIT CSm

A REVIEW OF THE WEEK’S HAPPENINGS THROUGHOUT CAPE MAY COUNTY, CONDENSED FOR <IUICK READING; WHAT'S WHAT IN COUNTY AFFAIRS.

Tbe summer station of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Grant Street. Cape May. will not be open this season. It. Lr Bert Uyster. a well known Philadelphian. who for many yiwrs haa been a member of Cape May's cottage colony, haa been recently endeavoring u: have the station re-opened, has failed. When the Rev. Samuel J. Comfort came to Ocean City some days ago he found that Us hotel, on Bay avenue, near Second Street, hau been entered and robbed. He reported that two overcoats, valued at *26. a suit of clothes valued at *35. two sweaters th *8 and a pair of *7 shoes had n stolen. In a barrel In the bouse Comfort discovered a prison farm convict's suit, on which were the name F. Russell and the number 5427. The Ocean City Board of Commls•loners of Recreation Grounds, at a me- ting in Mayor Champion's office, •warded Vessella's Orchestra of 20 pieces and a leader tbe contract to Mnilsb the dally concerts In the music pav ilion. on the Boadrwalk, until and Including Sunday. August 3. Vessella's Band of 36 pieces, with Vesnella In personal charge, will girt- the concerts from Monday. August 4. until and incibdlng Saturday. September 6. The June meeting of the Cape May County Men's Federated Bible Classes was held June :Bth In tbe M. E. church at 1 -las Crt-ek. Dr. J. Morgan Dlx and Mf. Eli Townsend, of Philadelphia, former officers of the Federation, sod Rev. E. H. Cloud, of Clayton, all attended. The chief speaker of tbe eve nlng was Rev. Albert Sltinhaeuser. D. D., pastor of SL Mft-' tl's Lutheran church of Allentown. , a. After the -tins, refreshments were served by members of the Dias Creek Bible

'Class

The Wildwood Crest Yacht and Motor Club, which not. occupies the handsome club house on Sunset L«kf. St Wildwood Crest, formerly owned Holly Beach Yacht Club, opendoors for the summer season Iasi Saturday evening, with a goodly number of members there. The new steward was on band, and had a most excellent supper served, but owing to

If the person who sent the letter signed. "An Admirer of Sea Isle City*, under date of June 26th. will send us h!s name, we will be pleased Indeed to

publish his communication. The man, or woman, who hi

tiling to say, and who haa not the moral courage to s'gn his or her name to what is said it a twisted brained

coward, and usually such letters are — — not worthy of attention, and are Ike uncertainty as to whether the promptly consigned to the waste-baa- “toward was to be there, most of tbe ket. Tbe communication referred to. members had dined before attending, however, is of such nature that. If we The steward went to Philadelphia on

Fred. C. Berlinger. and family, of could place the responsibility for it. we! Tuesday morning, but will return on

should be glad to publish. j Friday for the season.

It might be well at this time to re- __ _ , . . Iterate wh.. I,.., ott.t, nil WfL"? T 1

r.t.re to unrtgoed letter,. We will: r 1 ! n -* » Ft*e Mile abeolutely unaer no etrcuamueem. "JSS,’" 1 Sonde,,

nowia, tetter, whleb .re tot .lened- 3 TH- does not reran ll.t w, wttr pule

'Peter Barbour, of Landis avenue and

one year In HU brotoer William has arrived In New York, and hiene at any time. Early la the reek the s to take on a holiday appearance In preparation for the Welcome Home to the boys In. Khaki, whleb makes this Fourth of July the moat ineinorabR since tbe signing of tbe Deolaratimi of

Urge motor truck loaded with new inscbfbery for tbe gas plant, gut stalled In front of the building on Friday afternoon. Tbe tack wheel, sank Into the street and pavrtnent. and made a deep depression, and i*. required a great effort before it war

Anally

The sedge grass opposite .be depot caught fire on Monday morning, from a spark from a passing locomotive. It threatened to dretroy the Urge sign board, and the tarn nearby. Mr. Walter Sharp, fireman of the Btoue Her bnr train, beat It out. and prevented II from spreading any further. Harry Hampton la wearing a smile s yard long three days, being the proud

M bati New YoTk. W C Wood father of an 8 pound daughter. Edith

May. who arrived on Sunday. Mrs Hampton la at tbe home of hoc grand permit in PblUdWpbU. Mother and daughter era alar patient* and may aoon be expected In Sea lale City.

wife. New York.

Surf House -Mi. and Mrs. L Hor- •• Biooklyn, N. Y.. Richard F Jones, -iladalphla, Daniel M. Dooley. FUllh-

Iphla.

rt^wS* PUildrimiU 8 Mr 1 *'W* 'lui 1 1 *ur “f «h« Bm Convent begins Ha ' H v'^U^N P j’ Mr Retreat Wrtneed.y The sumI ... t- ^**’ .. M r Fred mar borne of the Dominican Sisters, of >uilr PwVSffi. ’ ^ Newburgh. New York, baa been made M.ri..' ■ rk«, .ranraun .Bd 1 very attractive with Its new mverlng I ‘ PlSSStiuttr^SSI? W *«« ""Ur ahlnglea and freahV painiladelnhlf^u^ ‘ i*?I'|. B SRr a, n?r' I ,ed wb lta I rimming. Tho first retreat utfw^^Mr* 1 • rlU br « ln W-dneaday with about •I Wottrai, Olw. 1- .I— to

hit. Phoebus. Va . James MacMui j ”

. A. Wynn. O. P.

Among the eotiagn- opened recently m Mins': Inn, which Is keeping up lu record for haapiUllty. A party of ten motored over from Atlantic City on Sunday Tbe usual Fourth of July house party arrived Thursday to re main until Monday. Included are Mr.

I-ogau. Pa.. — T Mitchell w. Philadelphia,

i.llonade Mrs. Mary W. Harkntwa.

hlngton. D. C.. France. Il.rknean,

ashlngton. D. C.. Mrs. John L Carey.

York. Mrs. Helen A V. Carer,

•» York, Mi and Mrs Js. C. Smlih.

K*' : and~Mra John Vmk, . Mr. and Mn.

9 “'' h • George Koehler, Mr Albert H. Koeb-

iii??* P * Jo, P C * n Ph,, • ler. Mrr L K. Rugart. all of Pbiladel P U Pa. TJj| . po.fij a nd living rooms I..,.' were decorated in palrlotlc colors with NUR8E6 WANTED. hunling and featoou" paper, while flags * bmited number of young Women, m ; iufusion welcomed indei>endetice 'R.g not leas than one year <■< Hlgk liay. old and new Mr. and Mrs. Tbe-l-ool or Its equivalent at* dc. -d. ©dore Schaal. the boat and hoateas •niaf th* Training School of the were indefatigable lu their efforts to •" i Hospital at ramitan n J. Ap i make this (he host Fourth of July of to the Supartuumdant of h ureas.— the ymoa alnce thU partleular group

*L ^hav* *■*

H pub-

lish the writer's name If be requesLIt withheld, but means that the TIMES taunt know who the writer is as an evP donee of his responsibility and, above all. his good faith. We would appreciate our readers always bearing this In mind. It Is the last reference we will make to the

matter.

LOCAL.

Mrs Margaret J. Si rut hers and her daughter. Mrs. A. W. Miller, were I Philadelphia for the day on Tuesday Mauler Allen Van Zant. of Ltnwood. has been visiting his couain, Ralston Miller. Mrs. Charles F-. Hell la entertaining an old Scotch friend of her late busband. Mr. John MacNaughton, of Philadelphia. Mr. Joseph Mallon and, family are among this week's arrivals, ha Wig leased the Barclay cottage for the

Mr. and Mr*. Herman Feeaer are established In tbelr summer home, the Anderaon cottage, on -Dolphin street, which they have leased for the season. Mr. l^ealle Crabtree was al home for the week-end He left tbe first of the week’ for a two weeks' trip through the waat. Mr. and Mrs. Zachary Taylor motored over from Dennlsvllie to meat Mr*. Taylor's slater. Mrs Annie Itotan. who with her daughter. Min Jennie, arrived on Tuesday for tbe season. Mr. Nelson K. B. Chapman, of Cam en. paid a visit to hi* parents. Coin ilaaioner and Mr*. Janie* T. Chap imn. announcing the arrival al hi* ome of tbe firat son. James T. Chap

D. E. Williams, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs D. B. WllltauiN. "Bdffeaiere". Lu dls avenue, ia tack from France with a record to be proud of. Mrs. Will lam* and, her win gipiorad to Cap<

May on Tuesday.

both the Pennsylvania and Reading railroads, come in many aeotions each Sunday, there being six on the Pennay and two on tbe Reading. Officials of both roads say that traffic 1s far ahead of any previous at this time. Automo bile traffic to tbe Island is also very heavy and Garage men are all smiles over the prospect of a moat prosperous

8T. JOSEPH'S CHURCH. Aloyaius- Monslgnor Poxzl. Rector. Sunday Masses at 5JSU. 7, 8 and IP A. M. Evening Devotions at 7.30 o’-

clock.

Weekday Masses at 7 and 8 a. m. Wednesdays; Devotion to St. RHa: Mass at 8 o’clock; Rosary, Prayers and Benediction at 7.30 p. m. Confessions: Saturday Afternoons, 4 to (. Evenings. 7 to SAP. Eve Feasts, and Thursdays before the First Fridays FORTY HOURS DEVOTION. Forty Hours Devotion will commence Sunday morning at the eight o'clock Mass. Ki-v. Father V. J. Devine, Fauilst Father of New Yqrk City, win deliever the aertnona. Tbe drro tlons will continue Sunday. Monday and terminate at- the Tuesday ‘' eight o'clock. Confessions wlU hr heard at all hours, day or evening, and the IIleased Sacrament will be exposed all day Sunday and Monday. Evening shrvle-' es at the usual hours.

DSI HOTELS OBSERVE THE NEW DRY LAW

WILDWOOD SAID TO: BE WIDE OPEN ; STONE HARBOR CLOSED; SEA ISLE PART CLOSED AND OTHERS SELLING NEAR BEER.

UNABATED NUISANCE. Editor of "The Times". Dear Sir: Judging from the pUe* of garbage and refuse seen lying on the beach. It Is obvious that there are some residents of the city, who have failed to read Mayor Fitch's order. In reference to this nuisance Not only is It an unsanitary habit, but is also a menace to the bathers on our beach, and causes much com ment from the visitors to Sea Isle

City.

AN OBSERVER. June 28th, 1*19. BOWLING SCORES Ending Saturday, June 28th, 1919. , Me;.'s Scores. D. .Massey 214 F. Markat 214 G. Culver ...* '. 213 E. Rou-rbury 212 G. Peterson 204 W. Groves 203 J. Perry 20! Vanarsdale 200 Ladles' Scores. Mis; Bush 183 Miss T. Speer I7u Mrs. MacMurray .. 161 Mrs. Slack 156 Miss A. Bush 166 Miss Canuso .• 151

A shack occupied by William in back of the Excursion House earght firs from the explosion of s gseciine Move. The employers of the plant pot it out with a fire extinguisher before much damage waa dour. This is the second time in three years that a fire ha* occurred here.

July first marked the first of the indefinite Sahara-like days in Cape Hay County, with the elating of the various hotel bars and cafes to the tale of booze. Wildwood, it is reported, observed the dry law for one day only, and all hotels are now running fall blast, sell* log everything from beer to “whiskey straight.” Slone Harbor has closed np entirely, the Shelter Haven Hotel, tbe only heenaed -hotel «n that resort having its bar tightly closed. At Avalon, tbe Priuceton lun is selling 2J£ beer. Srti Ms City’s hotels have their bars open to the sale of near-beer and soft drinks, with the exceptioa of-th* Hotel Stevens, which has been closed entirely nee lueaday. On being interviewed on Wednesday s to their intentions regarding the j-ervauce of the law, lood-totet keepers staled Uiatthey would observe it to. the letter, and will not self light wines and bears as ia being done in-some oilier sections.

CLUB CORNER.

M. V. Abraham son. radio chief at the Aerial bunion Washington, visilpU lug slater Mr*. Moe Koaenft-ld, the fore part of the week. ,

tUCKIE SAYS

"riLffgUS , GtV MS A

GL‘SS OF WAfER*. t JEST) MAD A AINFUI SHOCK. \ ( 'that old k-.aao-eou.EO [ I BOO *mo'* BACK aiw vsaoa / on his auescaiFfiON.HC ‘-OKS& IN AFTER V4B BEEN THREATENIN' *T* SUE HIM

slou. met on Saturday, June 21st, In I’n HE WANTED The BOSS

Atlantic Q'ty- at tbe Hotel Dennis, for tbe purpoce at considering the request* and needs of’tbe southern counties of New Jersey for financial assistance from the State In the construction and maintenance of Improved highway* during the fiscal year. July let. 1919. to June 30th. 1920. Delegations com l-oaed of member* of the Boards of i hoaeir Frerholdt-r* and of highway officials from Ibe counties of Atlantic, lluriington, Camden. Cape May. Cumtatiand. Gloucester, Ocean and Salem. apiMvad before thr Committee and presented their claims for help, show ing In rarh instance the approxIraL‘ust of the project>, conieiupluted. and iha particular highway need* of Uncounty. which It was dwlgned to mart. The Golf commltiee of the Wildwood Hoard of Trade met Monday afternoon The grass on the course will be cut and flags erected, to mark the nine boles. When ready the course will be timed over (or tbe public ploy with >ut coat. The course I* only a pn»cil«* course and should be referred to

us such.

TO TUGOYO OFF SOMETHIN' i ON THE BILL BECUZ iT WUZ l \ SO NABOBM KIN VOO

V. ecVt if?;

NOTICE I

The Mayor's Office. City Hall, will be •pen dally, except Sundays, from 9 A. 3-30 P. M. Saturday from 9 lo

The annual meeting of the Civic Club of Sea lale City will ta held at the Chib House on July. 16th. the-third Wednesday, for the elecUon of officers and trustees and such other business as may- properly come before the. meeting. The matinee card parties at the Civic Club will begin Tuesdaff afternoon, July 8th, at 2.30. On every. Thursday evening there will be a card party at S.30 for tbe especial benefit of • the men friends of the members who.are unable lo attend in the afternoon. The Board of Trustees of the New Jersey Federation. acUng for the Federation. ha- endorsed alnce the convention the EducaUonal bill (Smith Towner bill revised) for a Department of Education and Federal Aid which provides for a Seeratary of Education who ihall be a member of the cabinet. The Flotsam and Jetsam Cluh met with Mrs. C. E. Clark on Thu’aday. The attendance of last week was doubled. The signing of the treaty was the first current event and Its discussion filled tbe greater part of the afternoon. December 1st the "Pines" work, heretofore financed by the N. J Federation. pans- into the bonds ol the State Board of Education and Miss Hught a, the Social Worker, will ha regularly- appointed to conUnue the work she has so well begun. The highest praise comer from the Slat* officers for the Federation's part In this venture and cluh members will be clad lo know that the committee lacks but the small sum of fifty dollar* to complete the budget to the end of the year. By Invitation of the Fourth of July Committee, the Civic Club of Stone Harbor acted as hostess al tba Borough Hall which was converted into *!«•* nwuui fur thr visitors from out

The body ot a man waa found on ibe beach Juat below Wildwood Croat ••arty yesterday morning. The body cm Ie ulcrtiDrd by ihe^ollowiag de s* ription: Sandy hair; about 5 ft 9 ln.‘ I . height; weight, about 140 lbs.; age (etween 25 and 40 years; one upper tooth out. other tMtb very prominent, oiticrwise good: light blue shirt, dark blue pants and while canvas rabbet sole .shoe*. Fifty-five cents In the pocket. Body la supposed lo be from Atlantic City or Cnrsoua Inh t and may have been In wrier from throe lo aix wwtks. Body ir now at Ingeraoll's Undertaking Establishment, W ildwood. N. J.

At the regular meeting of tbe City Commissioner* last Friday. Chaa K. Landis. Jr., ma* named as a member ol the Sinking Fund Commission, taking the place left vacant by ***»»»" . love. who. aa Director of Finance, aow acts ob Treaaurer of the Co

M. to 1

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lufcrnuLlan gladly furnlohed. Ov plaint of non-mnoval of garbage. » should be mode lo ibis office IRVING FITCH. <-<-31 - „ Mayor

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Thai everyone Is so happy* because C

WHY 18 I'

r July comes this year

the Fointh

Friday

That people are slighted because teli name, an* nol published In the <al tolumit. ai d yet never think of

Mlsa Shipper's solo. "Moti.er of Je -‘ tiding In an Item of new*'’ ts ". was highly i.ppreciat*d at lh. Thai tbo Pentuylvanla Railroad lot mornlr.g service al Si Josephs Inst ..n Went Jersey Avenue waa to have Sunday At the evening aarrloe Will- tomi placed In good condition, and ism Shoo, a pupil of Mlsa Sfclpiwr. now looks as trad. If not worse than sang Are Marta with great farting; ever beforeT and exproasiou. Miss Shipper atUdied I • at the Royal Academy. London. aud| Sanitary Soda Fi.unialu Service — has « medal from lh« King. I Fitch Drug Co.-e-uav. if.

Artcraft and Paramount Late Release Photo-Plays D. CINI Ocean Pier Theatre Comfortable Chain, Good Music, Clear Pictures Two Shows Nightly—8 and 9.30 DANCING FISHING ICE CREAM LUNCH ROOM