CAMt MAT C0U1TT HMM. FEJAY. JAHTJASY j9, 1923

Pa*e Three

In the Circuit of Sea Isle City

t Ruth Hahn returned on 8nn- | evening after a visit with friends hiladelphia. |iptaln and Mrs. Holmes and rammo ved on Tuesday of this week their newly purchased home on | beach front. u O. Mornhtnweg went to Philbhia on Tuesday to attend the ■!nr of her nephew. Dorsey Hus- | on Wednesday, mer Peterson. Jr., who Is not joyed in Washington. D. C., was Sltor on Sunday, spending | with his parents. William MacMurray is the t of her mother. Mrs. Charles R. for an indefinite stay. Mr. Murray was down for the weekl the meeting of the City Commers on Wednesday, the 1923 : Resolution was passed on reading. It will be taken up ring and final passage | Wednesday. inder Seas berg, a former resof Sea Isle City and widely i here, has purchased a propat Schellenger's Landing. Cape | and it la said that he will make rture home there. . and Mrs. William McIntyre, of lelphla. accomoanled MissMart Luongo. a ho has been under ir’s care in Philadelphia, for ht with her parents, Mr. and I Luongo. on Sunday.' . and Mrs. Edward B. Arnett I on Tuesday evening, after t of three days in New York, -nett and K. P. East went to md. Ya.. on Sunday night on n. while Mrs. Arnett remained • York with her sister, Mrs. s from Sea Isle City who atI the meeting of the South Jermuters' Association, which I last Saturday night In a. were Mayor Irving , George Boeder. Maurice Lewis Chester. Jr.. | Chester. Sr. i Mooseheart Concert Party at % Theatre was well attended >ved a real musical treat , the home for the chilI of deceased m^nbers of the 1 order, was shown in moving 1, and the workings of the inkm explained by a lecturer, rrect answer to last week's i as it appeared in A. 1 Company’s advertisement n by Charles Morris Robinson, •end's Inlet. 2 P. M. on Sat“God tempers the wind to i lamb" from Sterne's ““ i Journey through France These prise quotations regularly only on the klday of each month. ( Robert MacMillan, of Phlla- „ Is now in charge of the \teyelephone exchange. Mias Elisjherty having resigned her | operator. Both Misrf Dough l her mother will travel for mt. but stol make their r home here. Mrs. MacMillan r operator, is a sister of Robtens. of Stevens Hotel.

Miss M. Delaney and Miss Schmidt returned Wednesday from a week’s visit in Jersey City. Mrs. Theresa O Niel was a Quaker City visitor over the week-end. i turning home on Sunday evening. John Maturle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maxurte, was taken to St. Agnes Hospital, Philadelphia, oh Thursday afternoon, for an opera tlon for appendicitis. His condition la said to be serious. A new siren type whistle has been ordered for fire purposes by the City, and will be installed in the Electric Light Plant this week. The whistle has two tones, one a straight whistle and the other the siren. Every noon., at twelve o'clock sharp the whistle will be blown for about thirty seconds, this serving to keep it In good condition, and at the same time serving as a signal to set the clocks by. The siren, however, will be used only In case of fire, and the siren blast will be followed by short blasts from the ordinary whistle, to indicate the location of the fire, according to the code now in effect. It is expected to have the new whistle in operation by the end of this week.

DISTRICT LODGES MEET AT SOUTH SEAVILLS On Wednesday night about one hundred members of the various P. O. S. of A. camps throughout the County, headed ny their President. John W. Meyers, of Cape May. met with Washington Camp No. 109. P. O. S. of A., at South Seavllle. After the regular business session, an entertainment was provided by the local camp, conslstlpg of a concert by Washington Camp's No. 109 own band, assisted by Sea Isle City Band. Herschel Berry, noted must data of Millville, was greeted with applause. John Rocap entertained with a Jig dance. Refreshments were served, after which the P. O. 8. of A. catnr of Rio Grande asked those present to visit them on Monday night. COUHTY LEGISLATORS HAKE APPOIHTXENTf Assemblyman Ralph T. Stevens has appointed Richard W. .Rosenbaum, of Sea Isle City. Doorkeeper. Senator William H. Bright h made the following appointments: Millard Ware, of Cape May. A sistant Bill Clerk. Evans Brown, of West Cape May.

Doorkeeper.

Pudson Corson, of Upper ship. File Clerk.

WILDWOOD LEADER

HAS NEW OWNER

It Is stated upon reliable authority tha* Henry H. Ottens. of North Wildwood. in connection with three other men having Interests there, has purchased from Albert Hand, of Cape May. all rights and title to the publication known as the Wildwood Leader, the office of which Is nowlocated In the front portion of Hunt's Avenue Theatre. It is slated that the Leader office will be removed to ISth and Pennsylvania avenuee. North Wildwood, where Mr. Ottens’ real estate office Is established. Ottens and his partners. It Is said, will erect a printing building on a lot adjoining this real estate office and install printing machinery. The position of editor and manager of the publication has been accepted by Harry Wiilse. until recently manager of

the Sun-Tribune.

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LAST WEEK There was a total of 388 Inches of news in the TIMES, and 549 Inches of paid advertising. The news Is all freshly written, to serve YOU. Mr. and Mrs. Reader, and the advertising of the merchants is carefully prepared, also to serve you. Read all of both.

[ HAVE EVERYTHING rthiug. Attractive prices. I delivery. Champion's LumMs, 10th street and Weal I Ocean City. N. J. "Look for ^advertisement.- 4tf.

t RE A YEAR TOO SOON A MINUTE TOO LATE WE HATE t what you want AID t what you need | in Insurance

> L. Maher and Firs Insurance i and Travelers Insurance Companies 9 Area us and lulls Street k ISLE CITY, H. J.

TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS OF SEA ISLE CITY We wish to announce the opening of a Real Estate and Insurance office under the name of FITCH & LUDLAM IN'THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.BUILDING aad solicit the luting of properties for sale or for rent Our aim will be prompt service at all times.

Iroing Filch Thomas E. Ludlam, Jr. Surety Bonds a Specialty

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TURN DARKNESS INTO DAYLIGHT

Winter is the time ol long evenings, and the tim* of pleasant “homey” days. Make your evening hours really home-like and comfortable by using electric lights avd lamps freely. During this season, too, there are many dull, cloudy days when electric lights will dispel the gloom that would otherwise creep in. Remember that you now have electee service at ANY AND ALL HOURS OF THE DAY. Use it

M. M. SOFRONEY Director Department of Highways and Electricity of Sea Isle City

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More and more are Cape May County men coming to this big men’s shop for their personal needs. Why don’t yon T You will find here an unlimited variety of everything that yon need from collars to socks and from business suit to dress suit—all of correct style and fashionable cut. And the prices are such that your trip to either Millville or Vineland will pay for itself in savings.

HARRY SHEFFER

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Tbif Will Always Feel at Home in OCEAN CITY After You Have Seen Keyhan Realty Co., Inc. 10th Street and Asbury Avenue, Ocean City “Security and Service that Satisfies'

Tf-l|4a InsrAatrkV* “ 1 OCEAN CITY with a small amount of funds, we have several lots rang- * v 111 V Co LUX i n g from $600.00 to $975.00, that are sure of a quick advance in value.

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ESTABLISHED 1883