Cape May County Times, 25 August 1922 IIIF issue link — Page 5

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FAIR

BANQUET

SHTSVKASM gglACT V? FOR coxm OOWVR FAIR IK KEETDR} OF OOMXBTEE AT COURT HORS LAST FRIDAY; KART KEHWTB ALREADY

UurraUI dlnln* h«Jl. C»pe Mar Court Hou»*, Md forty of Cape May County Fair worker*, last Friday niyht. whan Joseph Camp. Presldeat of the Board of Apriculture, called the rolL ported what further was ISM Fair eaa be called the bluest and best srsr hold la Cape May County. The Oranp* Picnic Committee, through Balph ScheUlnger. reported iha, a large taqt and tree admission would be fural*h*d the Granger* for their picnic on Thursday. September 7, also the Sea Me City Band would furnish music, and State Worthy Master Agnns and Assistant Bute Librarian. Miss Barth B. Askew, would «aah Mrs. P. O. Washburn, though not present, seat her report that the Ambassador Studio, of Philadelphia, would prasnat free at charge a has 9xlS phots ta ersry child that was weighed and ■ossnred by th-> State Bureau of Hj glean, which will have

Fair John N. Beersa. Chairman of the Poultry Ooamltte* poultry yremlies U for dlstrtbatlon so Cape May County well as County their birds. There la no entry fee and the poultry show la open to the world. Another feature which aroused enthusiasm a. the meeting was O. F. Ferree’s talk about trap shooting. Cash prisen, open to all competitors, were decided upon and many local as well as out of County shooters are expected to try their skill on the last day of the Fair. . John C. Smith, adrertising manager of the Fair, stated that the Fair Booklet would ha la the hand

be felt. Already the Midway on the Fair Grounds Is being length sond to prorlde Car tha large sxhlMftrme, such as those of T. H. OoeUa sad Co., and Koenoks Bros., and Oo^ of Wildwood. largo those of the

John E. Boas, of the and PrtTilage Com wit tea, that the Fair Concasaloiu nearly three times their former talus which shows that a mieh larger amount of business will b# done this year. Sea Ue Ottr Rand ea Yak Samuel Llewellyn will see to it that the Bes talc City Band will be at the Fair every afternoon, and eo great la the enthusiasm of this popular hand tha: they might rrea give a concert ta the evening of September T. whoa the Cape May County i holds (to «unrt-

aooouat of the eo-operatloe given the Fair by the Public sad Vocational

account of himself In the roU of an after dinner speaker. Mr. Rhodes

Mr. Bmnyate lif the Onpe May Schools, led Ue songs of the evening. Mrs. J. Mecray. of Cape May. and a committee of capable workers from all parts of the county will aid in PUtUng across a fine exhibition of flowers, needlework. g^d canning. K. H. Phillips, Jr., head of the Dairy Committee, and Edward Calloway speaking for Ue Swine Committee, stated that their respective help era expected to put on exhibition a few pure bred calves and hogs that would show Cape May Coaaty was at least not raising all scrubs. When It came to Ue Athletic Committee. Bert Friedman, whose Court House Team seems to stand out as Ue unquallfled champions of Cape May County base ball, stated tbit good ban would be played every gar at Ue Fair, and that among other gamee that would be played, would be a championship game between teems of Cape May, Cumberland and Atlantic Counties. Dr. Julius Way, Chairman of Ue Fruit Committee, said there was a heavy crop in Ue country and that as already several prospective fruit growers had placed exhibitions on cold ctorage. for Ue Fair, there should be a bumper display. Bernard Tronnem. speaker for Ue Vegetable Committee, could see no reason for not having a big display of vegetables and field crifts since there were plenty of things to exhibit on Cepe May County Farms, and since every exhibition of every kind of produce wua to be admitted free to Ue grounds o". Ue first day. there could be no possible reason why s large exhibit should not be there. Urn Bif Days AU Joined In saying that Ue Orange Picnic day. September 7. was the real day to get together, for besides good fellowship and good speaking. b»nd music and wireless concerts and crop reports would be given. Friday, Sep.ember S. will be political day when again all good fel-

to enjoy e phrase of Ue many attractions, especially horse racing, and to study Ue placing of Ue ribbons as well as to talk politics. The Governor and many other notables of Mew Jersey have been Invited Saturday, September I, is Us day -hen all those who coma on Us oUer two da vs, com* ,o see a good Trap Shoot offered >r the Stone Harbor Gun Club, and Uen to say good bye r another year. The Boosters’ banquet broke up at a lata hour and Ue final words were Meet me at Ue Cape May County Fair, September. 7. S and THIS IS raws The • plrlt of Atlantic City against Its nr .ghboring reeoru to Ue eo clearly shown In the following Lem, from Ue Atlantic City Press: "Former Senator Bdwgrd Wllsoa made an announcement that attracted attention among the botM circle. He avers that definite sursnee has come from Washington Uat the Co agrees will grant a half dollars to deepen the seg channel from twelve to twenty feet It will be enough to complete the Job.' " the former Senator said. Just what plan will be used he did not know. But he was confident that it had been satisfactorily worked out And wlU twenty feet of water it would result In making Atlantic City a port of call with three or four One of them is a call now *t Cape May. Atlantic City offers many times the financial rewards Uat Is possible for Cape May to yield. The hotel circle trusts that Ue former Senator Is right. It means a new source of prosperity for Atlantic City, a

other attraction to bring visitors to Ue reeort. if only for the Joy of s short sea trip that it would provide.**

ORMJHJWBER KEETIHG CALLED FOR HEXT TUESDAY RIGHT TO FORMALLY ORGAREE A CHAMBER OF 00&ME2CE FOR SEA ISLE CITY; DUS PLACED AT TER DOLLARS A YEAR ARD ORGAHIZA TIOH ARD PUBLICITY 001001

As an outgrowth of Ue meeting to organise a bank. In Ue City Hall on Tusoday night, a Chamber of Commerce tor Sea Isle City was formed, with George Boeder aa acting President and Thomas E. Ludlam. Jr., as

mong Ue twenty-five odd huui men attending this meeting the ion was unanhnous that aa active twain ns organisation was needed In Sea Isle City, and rtoxt Tuesday alght, at «:M. In Ue City Hall, wka the time pad place set tor Ue formal

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E.O. Howell, Jr. Cape May Court Hcaue In Mtohn

Candidate for Sheriff

At the -n-t-H- of bpiblkui fOTt viidj Kpo»t«d p»rt« of U» nmMtJ, I Wrot7 “t" 1 ' e ““ E ' P ° ih li —S- for ibrriff, raiject to tit oppntil of tit XopOAbu TOUT, For nor* tiot t yetr I ittt bet» CUif Cirri ta tie «&* of 0itriX Tot»H», od •• • tttmitr of tit ior of mutr yttzt' tiptntnet, I fed Hut »J toowldF of tit Uw, -ouptod , rtr/ wiit otaoiateate »iti tit Jieoplt of tit wide coaaty, troaU eaaUt nt to itm tie «*»tj eBdaatly. X tuatdly fdidt ,n* ~~ ldi» ioyailit^ JOSEPH DOUGLASS P«0 to, b, JO-,0 UouaUto. Coat tur coon Moo JO. I

U Will B AT The Cape May County FAIR ' AT -v! aCape May Court House, N. J. THE ORLY PLACE WHERE YOU WILL FDTD ALL YOUR FRIEHD6 September 7, 8 and 9 SEPTEMBER 7, 8RARGE DAY SEPTEMBER 8, POLITICAL DAY SEPTEMBER 9, ALL COUNTY DAY

AD1D8SE0R—FIRST DAY, ADULTS 25c LAST TWO DAYS -

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AUTOS 80c

CKUDBEK 25c

HORSE RACING flDOOOO in Fanes, Attracts Hones from Four States Big Mole Race BASEBALL CRACK CARES EVERY DAY. Cape Ray Court House Team, champion team of Cape Ray County, will defend title against Best Team in Atlantic and Cumberland Conn tic*. TRAP SHOOTING Cub and Other Piixea. Opm. to AU AUTOMOBILE CONTEST Greatest Distance on One Quart of Gasoline. Cash Prizes. Entries Free. Prove that mileage claim FREE ACTS MUSIC SEA ISLE CITY BARD WILL FURBISH RUSIC EACH DAY EXHIBITS Fruits, Vegetables, Puoltry. Automc ikt. Flowers, live Stock, Household Arts, Farm Machinery, Commercial and Bankers PARENTS TAKE NOTICE ! PAREUTS ToKE NOTICE ! The Ambassador Studio. 1733 Chestnut Street, Puiladtlphia. Pa., will present FREE a large Photo to every baby under two yeace that is weighed and measured, on the grounds, by the State Bureau of Hygiene, which will give its tuna! free net-vice lor better care of infants.

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organisation meeting, and an organlxation and publicity committee was named to aollcit membership* before Uat meeting. The dues were set at ten dollars s year. The expression of thoee attending the meeting was of Ue belief Ust Sea Isle City was on the verge of a great boom, the natural result of Ue freeing of the Ocean Cit;' Toll Bridge the organisation of Ue bank and Ue unusual activity of the building and real estate during the past year or more. A Chamber of Commerce, It thought, would materially help Sea Isle City takes Its place among the larger reeorta of the State. Aunt Het "When I aee that sweet an’ gentle an* angel-like look In a woman's face I know ahe's happily *narried to

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