WOODBINE. Members of tbe Red Crocs assembled at the Ceutml School Auditorium Tuesday evening. May 18. Miss J Sussman re'umed Monday from her week's stay in Washington. M. Mcndelshon took a business trip to Philadelphia last week Miss L. Joffee Is home for the summer months. Miss A. Zimmerman and sister spent the week-end with relatives In Philadelphia.

Abramovltz was a Philadelphia

visitor recently.

A gathering look place at the Danerhlrsch home last Monday evening. Mr. L. Mendelshon, wife and children. of New York, visited their pa-

rents here.

Saturday turned out to be a favorable day for tbe members of the Glrla Social Club. A picnic was - iggested and the girls spent an *n toy able day

at Sea lale City.

Dr. I. P. Bet man. wife find children retc-ned to their home in New York

last Tuesday

Miss E. Shapiro spent a few days

in Philadelphia.

With "Bender" as pitcher the County All Stars baseball team were sure the game was theirs, it waa Interesting as well aa exciting to witness them playing against tbe Middle Township Higu School at the school grounds at Cape May Court House The score was 5—I in the former's favor. Rabinowitc spent a number of

parents on her arrival Saturday from £ )r - |U, ‘l Mr*. Eugene WayNew York. She wiU remain here for Mr*. Samuel Woolaon and daagbter

several days spent Thuraday In Philadelphia. ' w'-'t aia ■o'se*

boi" a B * r i H, ‘'” ». M M-

tin™ , ,John Cbrroll Ana Mitt Irtn* Woolar.r —

2 'J "J? ^ 'b* b-lui D W rxmZ-K -

Mr. and Mr*. Masker stopped with .'our, House.

HZ ,", *" N ’ apl>en - for * ter Mr* Ogden Gandy i* vuitin* her

OUr d ". nC * f* ,h T. Lyr C < lBU e»'''*Ts 1" Philadelphia

Frid V Jun * 11 An Mr*. Ray Barrett Is spending a few orchestra consisting of six men will be days with relativ.* here b ^‘f°.r '"S ? ll i^ de ‘ pb 1 ‘*' * r Raymond W^u .pent the

Li”, i'* '‘i" »nb bu

ed lb. d.i,.» bb. IMb. Shturday Xr Job „ Fld ,„ nr „, to

e* ‘'"d' : PhlUdelpbu.

Rev Dr Ye* ki sertnoa to the ft tt r. ^Mgw

Mj. and Mrv J-An c

Mr . Emma Gardner is spending a

week with her parents.

Eugene Springer entertained ter and Mrs. Mary Bartlevon on

Wadi. -sday.

Mis Dorothy Stiles is vUiting Mr. vtalUar re-latites and friends In Jame> Stiles and daughter.

u.2 0r , ?,‘ y - v. Frnnk Warner and Mrs. EdM.ss J Alexenhcrg purprlsed n.r Wells and children are vUiting

Among !he holiday visitor* ... , L .laidnowitz. F. Marcus. H Becker. J. G •venstem and brother, i. Breslow, 1 . G« lard, M. Welmrtein. E. Feldman. | ' C. R.iner and Mias Wise. B. Meli. L. Boyaid. J. Kauffman and Miss Kepner. j

J. Hofinan and Mr. Scherr.

Mis t E Breslow has been recently ' ope-.* «d on for her ton-lls. She is j

still inder the Doctor's care.

Mr Knuter left Monday for his home in >ew York, after spending s week's ,

vacation with relative* here.

V; ny friends and relative* helped ' celeb -ate the birthday of Lenora KaU. I

who raa a year old May Slst.

Mrs. Rhoda Fidler entertained her in Philadelphia.

DENNI8YILLE.

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Whether von are short and stout or long and lean, or whether you prefer a smooth straw with conservative band, or rough straw with the popular colored bauus, we have the hat

yon will look best in, and at the price you can afford to pay. IF /I S MEN'S FURNISHINGS JONES HAS IT. Jones’ Men’s Shop

KM Aabury Avenue,

Next to Title and Trust Co.

Ocean City, N. J.

Pull Together for an American Merchant Marine The war resulted la the creation ef a great merchant marine—10.000,000 tons of Atneriian ships which coet u# ss.ooo.ooo.ooa

If we fall back te pre-war conditions—when only 9 per cent of our foreign trade was carried In Aiuericau ehtpe— We shall he in the position of a department store v hoes goods are delivered in Ita <om[»-tiu.r'» wagon*. Con great is considering legislation which will ii-rpetuats our war-built merchant marine. Until this it done the ships we have should no, be sot* to face conditions which, prior ,o ths war. resulted in tbe decline of our merchant marine te insignificance. This Committee calls attention to these facts because a right solution of our shipping problem la vital to the future prosperity of shipbuilding, but equally vital to the safety and prospi rity of the nation. Send fer free .opy ef "For an American Merchant Ma/ine.* Committee of Americau Shipbuilders 3C CHURCH STREET, NEW YORK CITY

We want a Million House Owners to know that -

—This bouse is of the size occupied by hundreds of thousands of good American families who struggle and shiver through our hard winters with oldfashioned heatiug methods.

— We want those families to know about the new and economical comfort which ifc waiting them by instal-

ling the IDEAI.-Arcola Radi-ator-Boiler hot water heating outfit. This is the biggest bargain in up-to-date heating equipment ever offered. Thousands of similar homes

have been successfully equipped, and this will be multiplied a hundred time* when the story of the greet comfort, cleanliness, ease of management; durability and great fuel economy is better ‘known to those who need and should have radiator heating in their homes.

Write to us and get this etory. It places you under no obliga-

tion whatever--but you should know about it.

IDEAL-Arcola heating outfit is especially made for heating small homes and other buildings without cellars. It is a standard, miniature not water heating outfit, made with the same

S ,M crc and h*h quslity a, all of ths famous product, of flu. Company. Very carily installed in any buildini whatever, A T A I -a- ^ _ without disturbing the occupants. The outfit is 111} 4 I . fimln SIO ^ ^ Shipped complete ready for instant installation by ABhl H ■ the dealer and in few days you will have an entirely

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$131

Heating Outfit

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»t severe winter. They found its operation to be scosjcmy ahnoi t unbelievable, and idea) in its reaults.

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Have jour Machine Work done in a REAL Machine shop. VVooeiiirte Machine Works, Woodbine, .V. j.

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HARRY F. KRAISS Carpenter and Builder JOBBING A SPECIALTY SEA ISLE CITY. NEW JERSEY. racsxMKBaaciio&c

CONTRACTORS £ BUILDERS ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES PAINT, GOAL. MOTOR BOAT SUPPLIES STRATHMERE LUMBER CO. EARL M. WADDINQTON. IVmAamm

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The price ot 1 □ m berjisjboiding at an even >imarket, and

every indictlion u that it will be year* before ttura is a downward trend in price*. Labor, too, will not

“ lower BC »J p - Yonr Government urge* yon to BLILD NOW. It’* good buaiue**, to. EDWARD B. ARNETT

[BUiLDiNG CONTRACTOR

Bou, piionu Sea ble City, N. J |

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Camden, - - N. J.