cm tui corarr bmm, ranuiT. mu. n. iwa

Hfe Three

in die Grant of Sea Isle Gty

Jokt CuBMj.-of Philadelphia.

To< la y la Friday, tha thirtyth!

Watch T»ur atap

uiaa llnrfarat Donoran. of Phi I a- araak-«nd vial term,

delpbla, apat Sunday with tar aott- Paur lUfoire. of Philadelphia and er . Mia. Itatnaa Doaoraa. Sea laic City, waa a rtaltor on TuaaWIIlUBi MoOlaaihlto aotartaiaad day. lookinc attar hi* Minerra atreet

his brother :ro*a PhnidaipkU. « proparty.

Sunday. »»•» *tom la tha Uncoln William MeCaaa. at PhllafialphU.! dpartmaBU are rapidly neartas cotnirrlved thta weak to remote at hta Piattoa, and make a handaome addl-

eotuae for the aaaaoe. j Ho. to thU comer.

Mr. and Jlra. Chariaa A. Kroooa. of 1 . Mr _ «d Mra. Thomaa - McCoy.

Phllad ‘ — “ ‘

spend

Clean Up! Paint Up! and noon: Health Palry at Capa May

Mat! That'a the alopan that will Court Houaa.

put Saa lale City In aplc span ahapa April 1»—Moraine: Health' for the cummer. Palry at Saa Isle City. Afternoon: Throusfa tha a*eney of Walter Health Palry at Upper SaarUle. I ftMhla, of MIllTllle and Saa Ule City. -' v * ,rl *0—Mornlnp: Health tao aew planoe have been placed f^ lr 7. at Woodbine. Afternoon: In the Hotel Bellevue, one electrically Health Palry at Dennlerllle. operated and the other a player. Ap ?' SI- Saturday mornln«:

Mr. rod Mra. John Kehner are J^ th

receirinc ooncratulatlona on the ar- M n fiif’

rival of a new addlUon to the family.

William Kehner Is the younkaterie ^ch«M?E^tah cont^ ^

name, and he came to town mat Sat- conte * t at —.- - . court House.

urday morning, | MBy 11 __ n|bUi bddua] rield Meet

or county public schools Athletic Carnival on the Pair Grounds, Cape

ladetphla, arrived on Sunday to i d the eeawm at their Inlet home. ' Mr. Soden and his mm. Martin, of Philadelphia, were In Saa We City on Sunday kxddas after the Sodeu

property on Coral “* ‘

and Sea lale City. , . home for the peat ten days, sutterIny from Quincy. The family of Tfcomaa P. Reilly, of Bala. Pa., are at their

Joyin* the James J. Hac&n waa a City vWW on Sunday, Jodi _ Hacna. who «ent the week here with Mrs. James G. Hardte. All to Philadelphia on Mra. Sea We City lent Friday atsht after a pending a week la Philadelphia. Mr. PeMmaa went op oa Friday mornlB*. retnraln* wKh Mra Peld-

Praak Urban, accompanied by hla wife, wm a Sea We City rial tor recently. Freak to the popwtor operator of the Ooeka-Ptor Theatre movtoa d urlny the eeaaoa. and taa a heat of frienda tan. Jared D. Wolfe. Md maaacer far the Heralds of Utarty. a fraternal insurance oopanlaatloe. la la Sea lale City this week; to form a Si a Wi City lodce. Several local retodeata are already memheni of the ordec. Mia. LeRoy J. Arotar arrived home

to reeetrtas the eoasrataar aaaay frienda on tar racy, amid "nomeoto on

sinmeot Committee of the Sea Isle City CAaaaher of Oa ' ~ In the

E- Alton, wan known Saa Isle City

ad property owner. PMtodalplito oa tied hr hta eon.

Wildwood, motored to Sea lale City oa Tueaday. vial tin* friends. r »hd Mra. McCoy were formerly

Mrs. James F. Eustace, accompanied by her dauchter. Mias Maiy. formerly of Sea tele City, and now of Philadelphia, arrived last week to remain here for the summer erseon. Mias Margaret Twohey has been 1U daring the past week, at the home

of tar mother. Mra “

SCHEDULE OF SPSIKG E VESTS

fro “ “ atUck of ship at SeavUle Community Hall.

peodlcUU. | Friday. April SO—Dannla Towa-

Georfe Boeder. Irvine Pitch and ship at Dennisvllle School.

Jc^n C. Smith made up a party at the April 14. 21 and 22—County ExWUdwood Golf Club on Saturday I aminalions for Teachers at Cape May

afternoon. Mr. Boeder being among 1 Court House High School,

the recent converts to the game. Monday. April 16—County TeaefaThe winner of the prise offered In ‘ er * Institute st Cape May Court

the advertteemeit of A. G. Rice and House High School.

Company last week waa Ruth Hal-]_***“ 18—Morning: Health leran. whose' answer was from Dto- Fairy at Wildwood School. Afteresora '‘Seeking an honest man " ,■■■■■: i. 1 "., u.--z.-=

These advertisements are publishes.

la the ffrat Issue of each moot

POE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS “'f Court House.

_ ' —-—■ May 14. 16 and 16—SUte Teat for Wednesday. April 4—Opening highest B3emcnUry Grade and Rural games of County Base Ball Leagde. School Examinations The annual contest and exhibit of ~

Sewing and Cooking In the rural _ „ . ^

schools of the county will be held In Brtter 10 ** wro «g * ntJ the different townshlpa at which attempt than never to have made the

time local trophies or prisee will be attempt.

awarded. ■ . ..

Tuesday. April IT—Lowe* Town-

ship at Academy School.

Wednesday. April 18—Middle Township at Cape May Court House. Thursday. April 19—Upper Town-

BASE BALL SCHEDULE FOB 1OTJ OF COUHTY HIGH SCHOOLS

Cape May at

Middle at

Wildwood

Woodbine at

Ocean City at

Wed.. Apr. 4

Wildwood

Home

Home

Middle

Open

Set. Apr. 7

Ocean City

Home

Middle

Open

Home

Sat. Apr. 14

Home

Woodbine

Cape May

Horae

Open

Sot. Apr. 21

Open

Home

Woodbine

Home

Middle

Bat. Apr. 28

Open

Open

Home

Open

Wildwood

Sat. May 5

Home

Cape May

Open

Ocean City

Home

Sat. May 19

Woodbine

Open

Ocean City

Home

Home

Wed May 22

Middle

Home

Open

Home

Woodbine

Sat. May 26

T .ome

Open

Home

Wildwood

Cape May

Wed. May 30

Home

Wildwood

Home

Cape May

Open

Sat. June 2|

Ocean City

! Home

-WANTED-

. . ; Young men. 21 to 26. u> act as aatoo-

Mtaa Bertha Morahlcweg waa an throughout Cape May County. Atlantic 01 ty vlaltnr oa a-turday y--—^lilne—irtnnlU^ Salary, com-

T**-* 1 a, « AU “ Uc mission and b -nua. Whole or pari

City Hospital with Clarence A. Mou-

Urite. the Sea tele brakeman who EAYH< ED KcHLIEY wa.^ cerlously injured to a fall In .... Jr**’"" N . front of an ougtoe some time ago. ^ Oem* City. N. J.

Mr. Moultotte to slowly recovering.

mooting of .the Sea Into

cel red for the placing of this advertising to the newspapers of the Bari. City Clerk Maher reported the receipt of 676 to mercantile Uceajea. and receipt of the accepted contract and bawd far the Improremsate to the Gas plant. Director Sofroney reported having ordered on approval cluster tights 'or the head of the Sea tele Turnpike and In front of the City Hall, and Director Love presented the

to April first.

Monday, accompanied William, to look afu

property, ow Dolphin street, which Mr. Allen recently purchased The Alton smuuer heme to 702 & Landis avenue, and will again be occupied

The City Audit, pleted by the State Auditors time ago. to now to the hands or the City CoaOLlaoionera. It will, doubt, be pabltotad tor the lotot Uon of taxpayer!, as required by law. at am early date. It to the *rnt complete audit of the city accounts to eeveral yean, and * to be in excellent fl

Laun-Dry-Ettc ELECTRIC WASHER Walter ScoUe MILLVILLE - NnrJ«MT

Pore Linseed Oil am White Lead iMkk or Ostakle Has. Punt, AE ShulM t?.0t per fsBon Vinlak a Oraas. BSdhi KM per t»Bon PrWac Fean Faint KMctat a.. BM. Om. SL2S |

Hoof Faint, Red ar Made 75e per gallon Bratt-a BM*af Shkwlaa UtonxinaK Pro BvnU’a aiOnltf SA C.W. ■ —r- ^ ata. »» »a. 2 Cukada at

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