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Mr*. Oeort* H. Lett*, of Camden, la, Tialtlna her aunt, Mr*. Jame

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Mr. aod Mia. Neubercer and «aokhtar. of Baltimore, are at acaotta ter Um season. At the Hotel Steven* are Mre. B. c. Ca*hart. Mia Jane Monahan and Mary MeOeary, of Philadelphia. *• H. L. Teal, Mia Mary Teal, oodt Bohert J. Carmen are at the Hotel ter two weeks. Mi*. H. P. Krais* Is entertaining ha Llster-ln-law, Mia. John Murphy

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Hath Hahn and Mia Ullian Wright motored to Wildwood for a

day's gaiety

Thursday evening there wss a eery enjoyable dancing party at the KxHourx giren tor the benefit

of St. Joseph’*

■; A. Mr. and Mia. Frank Brugger and ptaoe tej Lnwls Bobb, of Philadelphls, are geests of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Bobb enlag's tun; male at all lerate bonrdln* rates by day er Mrs. H. Oreea and son WUllap. who hare been at the Lodiam Light ter nerersl weeks, are greatly beacfttted by their stay. The Bellerue to humming with gay The tost half of August ss

CANDIES CIOABS. SOFT inks mad FtoMag Tackle, wholeand retail. Pool and BUUards.

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South Jersey the most liberal Acton t and Mchncas Insurance pollVery easy to saU. Write W. Zechman, Special Agent. WoodN. J.—adeertlsemes- 41-1-c. CHECKIMO ACCOUNT HELPS to keep tract of your expendluree and njree you,a receipt for vfry dollar paid out. Open one 1th the Security Trust Oo.. C pe WHY COOK TOOK OWN MEALS >ese hot days—taka ho— a pint or quart *C oar hot stem chowder, Lafayette Lunch «»-tf. BUILD NOW! TOO WILL FIND iff* of i« it on page S of this toeoe. strathmebb ’ANY advertl QUICK LUNCH AT MODERATE by plate ot qnart: Hears iodi idrerttoeo—t. dfi-tf. ■aUTO BUS FROM STATION TO

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Edward Peertotcln and Mtos Rebecca Pear totem, of Mays Landing, are guests at the Hotel Stcrens tor The Life Guards’ Daacc was the erant of the week In Terpsichorean circles. The "RoUickers" attended In a body, giving un its own dance on that evening. The Pollyanna Social at the Social Rooms of the Lutheran Church next Tuesday evening promises to something unique in the wry church entertainments. ''Captain J. H. Reeve*, of Camden, for thirty-five years keeper of Ludtom Light, came to Sea Iste City last week, enjoying a stay as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Hardwick, at the Light House. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dtoe. of Gian Rock. Pa-, arrived Saturday at the Lutheran parsonage. Mrs. B. Dtoe returned Thursday from a tow day's visit with her daughter Vineland. Mr. and Mrs. William Rom. of Bar.asot*, Florida, have been paying a visit to Mr. and Mr*. 8. P. Hahneman at the Steelman cottage, and Mrs. Rom left Monday tor New York, where they will stay for some time before continuing their tour of the north. Mr*. C. W. Greenfield, of Vineland street, entertained a week-end party fi»ft the cottage to Its utmost. Thera were Mtos Isabel DetwUer. of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Heeneke. of Wast Colling* wood; Mtos Dorothy Greenfield. Georg* DetwUer gad Frank Rogers, of Phll-

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attracted by the woteanl sm club ^ j^^nfleent Baby Parade,

the Bal Masque tonight, for which wonderful creations are being

oomlc. most original. etc will be bestowed by the Judges. The Grand March atari* promptly at

YOU CAN auv THE TIMES eeary Friday at any of the following in San late City: Diamond Drug rVfmnany. Landla avenua; LAfayatla K nr aland. InndU Ooaan avenue: J H‘c* and Company. LundU a Flv- ««u the copy.

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AJOrOAL BABY PARADE OH SATURDAY AFTERHOOH WAS FROBOUNCED SUCCESS; XAHY BEAVITIFUL AHD ORIQIHAL EH TRIES OOHPETE FOR HAHDSOME FRIZES OIYEH BY CIVIC CLUB; PERFECT WEATi LEEDS AID TO DATS SUCCESS.

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With the great majority of twain— people of Sea Isle City rep- up the boardwalk in Sea lale City, on resented, the CTpremIon of opinion Saturday afternoon, bearing the waa unanimous fit a meeting on gaily bespangled and beautifully deeTuesday night, t* organise a national orated kiddles In review In the an bank at once, with a capitalisation at cual Baby Parade of the Women's f26,000 and s surplus of 15.000, and Civic Club. the charter was applied for. j Though the entries were, perhaps. The new bank will be named the. oot as numerous ss In some previous First National Bank of Sea tele City,' year*, the lack of number* waa more and among tbe organisers are Hiram. than made up In the exceptional S. Mowrer. caahler ot th* First Mati-igrace and beauty of the entrant* onal Bank, of Ocean City; B. B. WMany floats were in line, and each of Stltea. President of the same lastltn- thr eight clams*, or divisions, had Its tion; H. Stain ton. Vlce-Presid—t of fail quote of little ones, ranging the First National, of Ocean Ottyp fro * one year to eight yean in age. Edward B. Armet^ of 8m Isle City. There were the harem girls, the a Director of the First National, of Gold Dust twin*, the Dutch kids. Ocean City; A. W. Miller. Herman *Cupld«. Peter Babbit. Snow Baby. DUasoed. John L. Maher. Georg* Betsy Rosa. Huckleberry Finn, bathIfilfi to date.

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Dr. C. W. Way. M. M. Sofreney, P. U Petereor . Jr.. WUllam J. Barr. William Strutherx. Hiram Love, James McDevitt and WilUam A. Haffert. of Sea tele City. The stock was largely oversubscribed, and will be allotcd In proportion to the amount subscribed tar. It to confidently expected to have the bank in operation by Novea

first, of this year.

Edward B. Arnett waa elected an Chairman of the organisation mooting and William A. Haffert, Secretary- Hiram 8. Mowrer. in ad dr Ing the meeting, said In part that “The First National Bank, of Ore*! City, has been doing business with the people of Pm Isle City for the past twenty year*, am* I feel qualltted to speak of the character and reputation of Sea tele City business people, which 1 regard very highly. In tbe twenty year* that we have done a banking busln— here, amounting to many hundreds of thousands of dollars, we lost only 9184 In loans. I feel that Sea tele City has reached** point In Its developnent when a local bank to a necessity for the town, and I am backing It to tbe limit.^ Mr. B tain ton stated that Iris bank would lend every support to the new Sea Isle City Bank, and said that “As boon as your local bank opsas. every taxpayer In this room wUl have an enhanced value of ten per cent. In

TOWHSEHD IHLET OAIHIVAL The Second Annual Carnival at Townsend's Inlet will take place on Saturday. August 29th. 1922. In the afternoon there will be motorboat and new boat races and swimming races at the Townsend's Inlet Motorboat dub's pier, as well ss foot, sack and’potato re— for the youngsters; also a pie and cake sale. Sliver cups offered for prises by the dub. In tbe evening s Punch and Judy Show will be given free of charge for the children, also a bazaar at which kewpie dolls, otoetric light dolls and dog*, silverware, aluirN iware, blanket*, heekete. grocer lea. candles, etc., will be offered. Joe. tbe Plodder, says that one of the big difference* between a man n woman to that the wan can't shop without buying something.

Tbe Judges were groups along the boerdwnlk. and the prise awards were made ia a comparison of notes later at the drie Club Room. Th* Judges were: Mrs. J. C. Oallea. Mr*. Laura V. Klemm. Mr*. E. B. Arnett. Mr*. J—es G. Hardle. Mrs. L J. Downey, Mr*. George Boeder. Mr*. T. Nock. Dr. C. W. Way. Captain John L. Maher and Mr. Theodore Schaai. The division* and winners were as

follows:

Class 1. Fancy Decorated Coach: tint nrtoe. Betty Gregor; second prize, Alice Virginia Bobb. Clam 2. Fancy Decorated Ctoaeh: with twins, <one prize only ofi en-( try). Irving and Milford Pestocb. dam 2. Fancy Decorated GoCart: first prim. Stanley Zeek; second prise. Augustine Can-Mi. Clam 4. Fancy Decorated Float: fliar prize. Betty Haffe-t; second

Martin (Delaware Bridge)

prise. Bobby dayton Fits (Radio Bob): third prise. Dorothy. Buddie aad George Town (Three Towns of

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Decorated Child with

OlrL (99 entries): Charlotte Sheffer, Helen Murphy, Peggy Force. Margaret Hughe*. Florence McCrea, An nett* Scheakle. Katherine Fitch. Marie Catron, Naomi Diamond. Anna Hahn, Henrietta Cronecker. Freda SchenOriginal Character Boy: Jack Dell (Women's Civic dub), John M. Haffert (Sheik). Edffard Murphy (a Cigarette). Margaret Schwarz (Huckleberry Finn).

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“Paw, the evangelist said some powerful mean things about the Free Thinkers tost night, didn't be?” began young Runt. "Do yru reckon any of ’em was there to brer him?”* “No. growled Gap Johnson if Rumpus Ridge, who had but lately had a lower with his wife. "A Free’ Thinker to a feller that hateT married aad don't have to go to re-j rival*.”

SATURDAY, AUGUST 26—A SPECIAL H0RHA TALMADGE in • 0C2H0 STRAIGHT 5UHDAY, AUGUST 27—FRAHK MAYO in “IKEXAl MARRIED HIS 0WH WIFE

SUMMER PRICES

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SAFE INVESTMENT and one which, at the saiae time, will help Sea Ilk Tity grow by promoting the building of new housed, if lUck in th« TW.esmen'i Buildizg end Loan Association. Fire dollar* depositad with the Association e-ch month will gtr* a rotare ol SUMO in about eleven yeas, or about nine per cent, on the investment. A new series will he opened on October First. Apply to any Director or Officer far information. TRADESKEH’S BUILDUG AHD LOAD ASSOCIATION A. A STEELMAN. Secretary CHAS. H. CLOUTING, President SEA ISLE CITY, H. J.

John L Speer John L CfKier. oT Minerva street. i>!m1 at hte late home on Thursday night, following an illi.em of six years. Funeral arrangement* have not as yet been deteitnlned. Deceased was born in Philadelphia in 1970, and came to Sea Isle City as a boy in 1982. Following his graduation from the local school, Mr. Speer took up railroading, and waa soon promoted to conductor of the Stone Harbor branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, operating from Sea lale City to Stone Harbor. This poet he held from 1891 until he was taken sick In January of 1919. Mr. Speer's Uln— resulted In blindness, and In 1918 he became bedfast. Despite hte snfferlng and I— of sight, be kept cheerful and in full use of his mental faculties until within forty-eight hou-a of the entt. Mr. Speer was aetl' e In all civic affairs prior to hto Lin—, and for many years waa President of the Sea Isle City Board of Education. He to survived by hto widow and seven children, four boys and three girls; John, James, Frank and Daniel. and Mrs. Katherine Price. Mrs. Theresa O'Neil and Mtos Gertrude

SEA ISLE CETY BOWLERS TRIM OCEAN CITY In one ot th* most exciting bowling —tehee of the eeesoo. Sea Isle City won two games out of three from Ocean City on August 17, at the Ocean City Bowling Alleys. It looked a little bad after Ocean City won the first game. Claude Town's 207 score won the se< game. Good bowling on the part of the whole team won the third. Sea tele City's bowling team have bo far this season won 6 games out of 8 games, or 76 per cent.

The score follows:

First Game: Ocean City; Tartotter 146. Marr 109. Talk 157, Zimmerman 126. Ada— 195. Sea Isle City; Trodtaner 147. Town JS9. Olden 122, ka 113, Fehrle 155. Ocean City's majority, 34 pins. Second Game: Ocean City; Tartotter 147. Marr 167, Talk 140, Zlmmer- . Ada— 153. Sea Isle City: *■ lit. Towr 197. Olden 133. Fredericks 161, Fehrle 179. Sea Ufo City's majority, 21 p-oa. Third Game: Ocean City; Tartotter 129, Marr 115, Talk 219, Zimmerman 122, Ada— 192. fea tele City; i*r 126, Town 142. Olden 166. Fredericks 149 Fehrle 182. See Isle City's majority. 29 pins. Th* totals tor the three games were Ocean CUy 2242, Sea Uls City 2260. The average per elaglv mac as Ocean City 149, Sea Isle . 160. On Tuesday, August tf a double atch gam was played on the Fehrle alleys. Sea Isle City regulars v*. Cape May; Sea Isle City Life Guards vm. Woodbine. Tbe Life Guards played the beet out of three gmnes and the regulars total pins for three games. The winners were sure. Sea Isle City Regulars and Woodbine.

Cape May Game

High scores for the night; Fredericks 212. Olden 200.

The score follow*:

First Game: Cap: May; Moore 127. Giles 164. Robinhold 1M, Maute 170. Snyder 165. Sea Isle City; Troemner 122. Olden 209, Town 164, Fredericks 212, Fehrle 161. Be* Isle

City's majority, 74.

Second Game: Cap* May; Moore

REDDING ENDORSED FOR SHERIFF BERTH R. W. ROSENBAUM WITHDRAWS FROM 8HRIEYALITY CAMPAIGN; JOSEPH DOUGLASS ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY; AARON W. HAND IS CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY; ROSENBAUM SLATED TO uPPOSE FITCH FOR SURROGATE

At a meeting of the "Independent" Republican organisation of Cape May County on Monday night, the fate of the Sheriff - * office was decided by a flip of the coin. After wrangling for two hours over tbe merits of tbe two candidates for Sheriff, R. W. Rosenbaum and George Redding, which were before the meeting. It was decided that a coin should be tossed and which ever lost should withdraw and become the candidate for Surrogate, leaving the field clear for a straight two-comer fight between the Independents anl the candidate, ot the Hildreth organisation. The coin waa tosaed, and Redding won. Hence all of the work done by Mr. Rosenbaum la hto own behalf for the past six months to tort, aad Redding to the Independent candidate for Sheriff. To somewhat lessen the blow to tbe unlucky toeer, Mr. Rosenbaum was offered the backing of the organisation for the office of Surrogate. and he will probably oppose Irving Fitch. Other polltlesJ developments ot the week are the announcement of Attorney Joseph Douglass, of Cape May Court House, as a candidate for Sheriff, and former County Superintendent of Schools. Aaron W. Hand, as a candidate for the Assembly. Douglass will, of course, be opposed by Redding tor the nomination, while Hand stands unopposed as yet. No Democratic ticket has as yet been launched, and rumor has It that there will be none, other than that of Cole—n F. Corson, for Sheriff. The Democrats would like at least one Freeholder, but no one has as yet betn brought forth.

137. Ewing 138, Robinhold 16«. Maute 161, Snyder 136. Sea tola City: Troemner 128. Olden 147, Town 189. Fredericks 189. Fehrle 169. Sea Isle City's majority, 66. Third Game: Cape May; Moor* 159, Oiles 160, Robinhold 124. Maate 170, Snyder 164. Sea Isle City; Troemner 119, Olden 132. Town 166. Fredericks 194. Fehrle 163. Sen Isle City's majority. 19. The total scores for the three games were Cape May 2299, Sea Isle City 2474. Tbe ave.aa' per man was Capa May 152. Sea Isle City 166. ’woodbine Game WooJblne evened things up by defeating the Life Guard* last Tuesday. They bays each won a game and th* tie will be played in the near future. Tbe score follows: First Game: Woodbine; Rab UP, Lelberman 160. Bark* 160, Busnburg 185, Blame 157. life Ourrdsr Smith 181. Yeatxnan 112. Hagan 148, Dennett 1J8, Stevens 160. Woodbine's majority, 182. Second Oame: Woodbine; Rab 140, Lelberman 120. Burke 160. Baeeoburg 166, Blume 126. Life Guards; Smith 186. Yeatman 148, Tower ISP, Dennett 146, Stevens 163. Woodbine's majority, 22.

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