Cape May County Time,

TOLina THOTT-SISHT

ocean cert omcs

SEA ELE COT, CAPE HAY C0U1TT, S. 7., FB1DAY, 7USE S 1923

IHJMEEE THIRTY

Residents Want Bay Road Open ttxtiM* Promted U Board ■( Ptt»holder* W 1—M—ti aC GesbeB ud VunitT

Other Freeholder Busmen A deiegmUon of cittern of U»e icii.Ity of Goslw® oaiS of Dta* Creek uraSrt tk. «~UM otji. Ow. [»* County Boon! of C*—“

loJders. tt Coort How ,r an d presented a petition

£ l49 bum*. r«5n«.tinx arti:m by he Board to hare Ue Bay Shore ;cia e reopened beknr Oodres. Tkte M d fas* been done* because of re“n to the Bfddie Creek bridge, tor » year. * here** tbe coo tract for h« repair* called for completion

rttlUB If* WOTklng toj*-

rart- boaeeer. Is with tbe S_at« [i^hway Coarmlseloc^tbeState hartaken orer tbe Bfcy Shore Bond

BOI PISE CAUEE8 TUCXAHOE TOT’S DEATH

Norman Beebe, tbe 2 %-year-old eon of W A Beebe, of Tnckaboe. died Laat Friday from burn* received from playing with a small tre that apparently had been ertingnlsbed. Tbe child's screams attracted attention after Its clothing had become ignited. Every effort was made to save tbe youngster’s Ufe but be failed to survive his injuries. Tbe victim was buried in Palermo Cemetery on Monday. THE WEAVER STORE EXPECTS PROSPEROUS SEASQH Erinzct Butting. Add Ha’s Wear

Take off Extra Water Charge Vo Vore Twenty Pei Cent Soid*m «a Sea Isle City Water Bills After This Year

Anticipating a successfulu season tbe Weaver Store, on Asbury avenae. Ocean CUy, has completed siterptkms making it one of the Un—’

of its kind in tbe County,

don to its stock of dry goods, baby wear, women’s apparel .etc-, an up-

to-date men's furnishing

Us 7 bridge, so tbe only relief tbe

teard could «*« ™ “Tie ^V of tbe Weaver Store. w exteSdOTSOfUmato tSi coa- one of tbe mom progressive aei ^nrhwuAtSM tbatthebridge ebanto in South Jersey, l/ eonjuni within two weeks to tkiu with the PleasaatvOle store be L^TSf ^sd '°“"ded the Ocean City branch sevwpee th^road tor eral years ago. naming It the Wearer Give Boa&tjon ta mxmznmt g:ore. Jr., with the slogan “Good A delegatkm of Cape May dtisens Goode. Good Service and a Souare rereabo present, their mlasiOD being* Deal." Since He esUblishment the o revruest county aid In tbe financing Ocean City store has been suoaees- { a Soldiers’ and Sailors' M inrial fnUy managed by Boger WllUamsJanument. to be erected and dedicat- ?he men’s iareisblng department d on July Fourth. A resolution was will supply a long called for need 6opted appropriating twenty per The soccer of the retail store. Mr. «it of tbe cost cf the monument Weaver states, be beUeves is the abll>rrector Kay explslslng that it was > ity of tbe merchant to supply the b« intention of the Board to make desires of lu customer* and net to retribution of twenty per cent to urge a substitute of doubtful quality. ®r such mooummrt erected in any; The average patron wants good merwrtion of the county, the only re- ehandlse. moderately priced, rather icireme'.t being Out n limit of 1600 (ban Inferior goods at great redne--cold he placed on asy on# such ap- tioa ± Ic abort, the success of a

City CotnmissioQefs Meet

Biggest County Fair This Year Hew Jersey Real Estate Co emission an Asse: to Realtor tad Frchascn

At a regular meeting of the Sen Isle City Confiatasioners os Monday evening of this week, the necessary resolutions were adopted to remove the twenty per cent surcharge which been in effect on all water rents the past three year*. By this reartuLioa the charge will still bn cm the bills for this year, which are now in preparation, but will hereafter be

discern tinned.

This surcharge was granted the old water company because of increased operating costs, and it was tbe general dissatisfaction with this charge | thet really led up to the agu^ik^. which resulted in the City purchasing the water plant, and tbe other

public utilltiea.

Ko RecreaiaoB Qromd Yet

In connection with the Intended purchase of a plot of ground for public resort and recreation purposes by the City, Mayor Fitch reported that he had made an offer, on behalf of the City, for the plot owned by the Holmes Fish Company, bounded by Central avenue. Neptune street and Coral street, bat that s deposit bad been taken by the owners from nnother party a few days previous. This bare the possibility of this project

going through this year.

Other Newsy Gossip

The Fair Association, which Is a branch of the Board of Agriculture, held o meeting last week to formulate plans for the coming event to be held Thursday. Friday and Saturday following Labor Day. The dates set should Insure co-operation from tbe hotel owners for many of their patrons who nsnally leave Labor Day can be induced to stay for tbe affair. Tbe County Fair Is a project worthy

of co-operation from every source.

The value of tbe fair as an educational aa«. advertising medium Is reooganixed but, if our County Fair Is to taks Its place with the leading fairs >r the State It must furnish hlghhss amusements. For. after alL wl hout high-class amusements it is Jsr possible to attract tbe crowds that mke the fair successful. The Fair As locution has made wonderful strides despite the obstacles encountered and probably will remedy this

A donation of was voted to the Purent-Teacbecs’ Association toward the cos* of the Manorial Dsy celebration. and tbe monument, and » donation of ISO was voted to the Women s Civic Club, because of tbe free publle

■ asy OSS srai ar*. ttona in snort, me awjjja u> a comfort station maintained by the .ropriaaom A contributior. had pre- retail store to is Its ability to enlti- Club for women. At a meeting the loasiy been granted to Sea Isle City vate sstkifcnd customers week before a delegation of the Chib ■ - sauswwi waited on the City solans, and re-

quested that the Club be given free

. electric ’right and water service, and

I'lragv garages sad honseo to be wnoaBBM X4JWUUL u this eottld not be legally done, the

-rected it tbs re-,/ of the pnjdle

- nad at the

—«*. B wo-r.v T****** ? Ubre ** M*- 1 *** 9y Director Sofroney reft rUd that the llrashsasc. and the Clark was direct- tmsehaU^macklne, ^ been bum Into the meadows d to advefHss for hid* for this work.* was astlstsetarily on tbe Townsend’s XaM nssd. to take ■M* to be ope red « July «nh Tbe Satartoy *«**«• “_*^ care of tbe dtopoal ig ofgarbage and Terk was s>m directed to advertise seat <Ha—wd whaa O* Wmtern Bee- TObbi , b that the dump would not w bids for IS* teas of coal for de-i trie clab. of AtAladc *“ be vtsiWe from the —la wad. iverytotbaprtBebaPdU.aP.Wdsto Uaa.ptodjindfriw»^.slW««^’ * Wised to pcrckase additional ballot«oounty-saatira and damiads the visit-! rHpectoc Fitch stated that tbe — jnxra for nse threagbout tbe County, lug team with his carras and spaed for the additions to the

for four Inning*. nBowng nary a run nj^t were now on the ground, and and only one bit daring that time; : work of tnstraittioo had been corab while, be had fanned aix of the raen ced by the Gas Equipment Cora

itha and Court House of Trenton

ivil also aothorisew to place addltionil lira ranee, ta aeeordanea with a ‘-i-iMuls vnbr-ttted. on the varioas >*blie butldiaga of the eoanty. which ir. new either net 1 tarred at alL or rrretly endertitrared. , Eagiseer H Feadall Smith report-

‘ roatraet*

I the *

s of the rto-

COUKTY BASEBALL TITLE

icing bur lex for twelve runs. So WOOEBTHE HIGH WDIS

HolUngaead was removed from the

___ monad to giv- Daugherty a ehanee

krougbout tbe county, stating that 1 to show his wiues. Daugherty also „ _ . _ •ork on Rmserelt Boul-vsrd showed good form and tanned seven Hath Ihiinr Rsllv C’amchet ChamBridge-. Ocean City (Royal 3. Mane- batters during the five Innings be- fog Woodbine

S-H conlraevor). wat wagreaatng buried. He was touched up for five

r-rt riowty; that th* Bea-h Av«ne;nm* and seven hits. Woodbine High School annexed firing, cape May (William Eb*m- Bella PewetTs ectehtng was a tbe{r win of the season and i-rg. -ontractor), wa* entirely com- revelation to the Ooart House tana . BcideB taBy the championship of the ■'M-d & month ahead of aehedol-’: PoweU also threw well to the basea ^ ^ county Interecholasuc bit the work on tbe Grasey Souads and slammed out a hraee «rf bita He league last Saturday, top-

Msk* it snax»py.

Tbe State Board of Education decided that a rule adopted by one of the boards of education in the nortb-

TWEJfTY-UVE GRADUATE PROM OCEAS CITY HIGH Comaencemest Will Be on June 14. in the First M.. E. Chmch OCEAN CITY—Twenty-five studenu ooanpriwe the biggest and what will probably be (be last class to graauate from the present Ocean City

High School.

Commencement exercises will be held at the First M. E. Church here. Thursday night. June 16. according to definite announcement made today by Prof. Otto W. Beichley. principal

of tfc« resort high school.

It la expected that tbe new $5(1)9.999 Ocean City High School will be completed daring the latter part of 1923. and the next graduating class

Burglar Alarm in Sea Isle Bank

First Rational Bank Installs Hectrical System Which Will Pre vert Anv Possible Bcrrlaries

Affords Absolute Protection

One of the atost complete electrical buigiar alarm systems in the United States is now in operation in the First National Bask, of Sea Isle City, haring been completed on Tuesday

win more tkan Hkriy bid good-bye ffifter m w ^ k t work on in-

from Us massive portals.

Dr. C. K- Gordlnler. president of SIaIul4on -

tbe Milleraville (Pa.) State Normal In view of tbe alarming increase. School, will be the principal speaker during the past several year*. *or at the graduation exercises. bank burglaries and daylight holdups Mias Amanda Wright, of Sea Isle throughout tbe country, even in the City, has been chosen as valedlt- largest cities and most densely poprtonan. while Miss Anna Totten will lated districts, tbe officer* and tbe be the salutatori&n. George King directors of The First National Bank Gardiner is president of the outgoing ! decided some tine age that added class at the resort Institution. protection against three hazards The graduates include Beheeca should be secured in order that tbe Larina Ellenberger. Ethel Pullen funds of tbe bank and the property Barnes. Freda Erma Steelman. Kdvth of their customers might be abso-

Elirai-th PoweU. Belva Sleaford, lutely safe at all times.

Rath Emily Camp. Elaine Vivian i After Investigating a number of Merton. J. RoaneU Grier Le Torn-- systems, they decided that the perneau. Amanda Ellen Wright. Anna fected electrical burglar alarm -*ysConkltn Totten, George King Gardl- tern of The American Bank Protec-

ner. Elizabeth Redrew SEnkinson. Oc- *"

tavene Claire Riley. Scott Herman

Adame. Leslie Zurn Smith. Caroline Risley Rogers. Frederick Morris Currie. Catherine Elizabeth McCnl-

taon Company of Minneapolis. Mica_ was without doubt the best to be had and at once closed a contract for its installation in their bank bere. This system of The American Bank

teacher if she marries is nnforcible er. Charles Stephanson Gibb. Carl If she cornea under the tenure act. j Roosevelt Seaman. Carl R. Freeman On the face of it. there is bo question Risley. John Herman Venable. Peter to tbe merit of this decision, for it to I Conklin Totten and Doyle Hoff, apparent the average feminine peda- Tbe motto of the 1923 graduating

Sea Isle Gty Notes

gogue needs more

mere man to surrend/r her Independence and assume tbe cares of matrimony. Perhaps if she Is armed with the knowledge that 6be can fexpren her opinion of ber choice after mar-

rying him without any fear of tremb- Mrs. Ralph Short spent tbe fore ling for her future existence she will part ^ the week in Brooklyn, returabe less reluctant to surrender ber i cg home cm Tuesday evening.

”: *- -am™.<*«*.s,r. n b m uu„. ft v. .id child, o! PWUd,lptUL. .... The local school will does on Fri-

statjstice of tbe movie actress who averages Z% marriages per career. ,

At least If the movie aetrew doesn’t d * jr ‘. JaEe . 1Slk . Tte **»**“ no,r

Bridge. North Wildwood Read (Carl shoved all the earmarks of a tnBy Cape^ay High School in a: B Camp, contractor), was progress- firm-class catcher on Saturday. The siag rally. The final score rr slowly because of natsrfak betag entire Court House nine played weU 1C W |{h the Capes finishing c*M ap. j offensivaly. On Use defence tbe work ^ t|]e |bor( ^ ^ t he verdict. K-ri*ed pi in*were afproved for re- of Uurm la oaatre firtA. eJidGarrisor hithough Harry Williams, vetcrac ''irfaciar the Booaavelt Boulevard, sed Amonsao at ** eo *^ ^ M * *- d 'Cap* May High Beboal right-hander v-sn City, with Stats aid ssdareen- .hortstnp. rsspecOsa^taatfireA ^ ^ unique record of not haviiption was adoptefi orderimff Direetor The Ocean aty -’Blue Sex trfU ^ ^ ln flre ‘^iplon. head of the Mchway be tbe attracthm at tbe co«cty-Mat c ^ <raem!w - smc8 ^ Mwrthele*. hlr »'*k. tr proceed with ruwrrfac'ng t amor row (SattTday) and a fast f . __ made no lem than nine ri-rwood avenue. West WIMwood. aame i* anticipated. Roy SeuU. mS9aw: . behind his davzHag curvee ,i,k rindeta. gravel sad a Mtumta- pnaier pitcher of the ommty. wtD ^ Wuo4hl m* High School romped no *-i—ar*. _ ^ probably face the Ocean atyitea. It fflth lbe mwt.l rBt at well as '■ Wrdaaaday'h aaeettag all throe i, Ukelr that Coetell as outfielder j,,; p^ujaBt. '-*•» bAldera—(Tmmptou. MoMevaad obtained from tkv MllfviUe Manufac- gsrijuam* allowed hi* opponent v were were at. as were Gmaty t,n-i Ce Oub. will also make his ini- nln# blngles. while Alexenberg was r-aerr-v Header. Cawntr Counsel ■ U ai bow to Court House tandoti. hammered for eleven safe Mows, hut V»y and County Englarer Smith. j these were not bunched, except ta the

HBCEHTBEATHS fourth ataasa when Cape Mvy High tr Vamiinn School practically cUnrhed the renBuou B. JfimiSOfi test when they sent aeroas five UUlm Samuel H. Jamisoa. of FhHM«- However, the ntath-taatag rally

ern part of the State, to dismiss a lough. Charles Frederick Pfitxenatey- Protection Co. has been installed dur- ‘—*— *“ ’ ' — — - _ . _ . lag tj,e past twenty years by brnka

and trust companies, in Federal Reserve Banks. Sub-Treasuries and in Federal Bail dings. It is one of the moet complete systems put out. and during the past twenty years not one tbe thousands of those ta operatic. has ever been burglarized: although burglars have attempted in every eoc-eivable way to defeat it they have nev-r got beyond first

attempts.

Tbe system is :» complete that no one part of the i*jJe cabinet has a single form o> protection, the protection ol all pans bdng either duplicate or triplicate, both the open and closed circuits being used, so that any attempt to cut cables or wires, drill through the vault linings or doors, or the use of the oxy-acetylene a me. would immediately turn in an

alafm.

The system has its own electrical energy, not depending on any outside source. This electrical energy is installed inside the cabinet as is everything else connected with the system, except the three big alarm gonga. Tbe alarm consists of two ten-inch bronze metal gongs, in shields, located on the side of the cabinet, and a twenty-inch, fifty pound bronze gong in a housing, located on the front of the building. Any tampering with these gongs, or any part of their enclosures, will turn in an alarm. The safe cabinet itself is protected on tbe inside with a double steel plate lining for tbe open circuit, with a continuous grid of leadfoU strips for the closed citgait; this lining covers the floor, ceiling, walls and door, not a square inch being left unprotected. The doors themselves are controlled by electrical time-locks which automat teal ly switch the current on and off the dour* for closing and opening a< sack time lor which

l*t l “A- _ .

tn. eounbUI hutUta *• •>>« ol u>, uioul eouo,-

can’t complain of monotony. Mayor Irving Fitch is now driving

a new Cleveland sedan, purchased There an exceptions to all rules, through the agency of Clarence Ms-

Tb« average mortal view with ask- xnrie.

sure any political appointed comuds- Eugene HaUeran returned this si an to remedy aome eviL Thi* U not week from Pack®til University to without reason, for the are rag* com- sjend the summer vacation with his mission Instead of a benefit is nsnally parents at their Minerva street home. , wioa f Mr. u,a Mm J. C. M,!». ol FUr1.™ J«raer IM E>uit Cnuailuloo „ c.o>i,a. .rri™i on Thuudoj “_*■ ot thi. wuh to .pood th.

■‘• '-•I'o' la -UhlUh- „ „ tutt

tag his profession on the plane it „. vi.nw nt Phnsdoiobi.

°°i !”-"?■ «au ^ to»uw

ioasor It tt FMslDle tor the shatty ,fc e VIorhtowes'e. at their Laatu

srns; ^■'^

chunk of Ike AUnntic Ocean as an i 04 ‘T- opened their cottage on

Every

Pearl street for the season. Mr.

ideal site for a summer home. ......

legitimate realtor is licensed and P®** 8 * * brother of W^soor A. governed b* tbs Commission, and recCor of SL Joseph’s Church, whea cvideace of misrepresenfattan Mr. and Mrs. John Knapp, of Phllor fraud cam be proved be is deprived adelphia. arrived on Wednesday to of hto license take up their residence ta the SleeiNo legitimate realtor will take man cottage on Central avenue, for offense if you aak to ree his license, the summer months. The Knapps Do It for self protection. On tbe rented this cottage some time

other hand. If a purchaser of proper- Hubert Shaw and Cay Sutton were | they may have been »rt.

ty endeavors to deal through "a. the two members of the junior CUss 1 In connection with the protection friend” to nave th* camxDhmion fees of the Ocean City High School to at- there is also installed a daylight hs deserve* scant sympathy for the tend lbe "Prom*’ given ta honor of botd-up alarm pro-tectian system

law suits and entanglements that the Senior Class on Friday last, at which makes

usually result.

V JW IS TH* TTM* TO H***Aa bat rent \f9 bare a good Mbck of ighi. medium and hoary *rsl«W-i »ay th« Champkm Aooflag ot C

banker, even with hi* hand* in the air. to torn in an alarm from almost

any part of the building.

* CHy

the protega* ot Arthur J. Felle-

cottager. dtad suddenly ou Ssuday. ||er forB »er Holy Cross Cdieg* star

follow: ng s boat ride taken with his tt- ^k^^mMVilp.

daughter. Mr. Jamison wa.' appor- .ciexenberg literally wo* his owr criUy It good health when he left his kooehtng out a trio of safeties home on M'nerva Street, on Sunday ^ WHUama The fielding of Alexen morning, and got into hto boat near aBd wetsel also proved ta he

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TIDE TART* FOB TUBE

) Eastern Standard L H. W. L. W. a.m.p-m.*-m.p.ni.

1 Fri. -10:12 19:29 4:11 4:22! _

1 —1:06 11:29 *:•* i 111 phta for Interment, which r*s made 5 San. _12:99 12:11 6:54 d-09 frooi hto law residence. 2*:!2 Frank spring In n King Tut costume. ‘ Mon. -12:19 12:69 9:4T T:M ford Avenue, followtag serrice. c» 1.06 1:52 7:29 9:92 Wednesday, in the North Oder Bill ^ Tnnr rmfTTWATT APVES r,> !:<■ t:M pST”:. _ ——,^..1 nsuc VESCLTS'

the Casino Club. Ocean City.

^ ! William Hardwick, tbo local light-

en Memorial Day. during cere- boU;M keeper, i* the proud poeaessor moales ta *he various section* of the of a ne w Star touring car. Hardwick county. I noticed many citixeas who drovt tht car from Eltaaheth. N. J.. did not uncover when tbe colors wait |be Slar agent. Ed. Monaghaii.

l>y. While this ton’t supposed to be Monday

an Aunty Cynthias column on Etl- ' r , without a local

ta I liri'hto h. y t when'X fi^ govmsmrat—figuratively speaking- A CHECKING ACCOUNT HELPS ■ Uf ? h> * OD Tuesday. Mayor Fitch left early yon to keep tract of your expeadlMo.,™,,,bo«,.,h,.,,., *'*7 “If""*• ™ — ... , , Love .i«. lomeyrf t. tl» Ourt.r «“ tl ” S«^rt«T Tna. Ol. Op,

cSST-SSST’k aJLht “cSJSSS

fall is th* eon ot thst fiery Demo national Shriners Convention in ■ ■ t:■ crattc editor, the Ute Tboma* E Lud Waxhlngten. RZUAHCE TRAHSPORTATIOH CO.

lam. who managed the TIMES in the ’*" “ 41

lat* eighties and early nineties

Wbil* In Ludlam’s pcsseasioc. the WHY USE ADA SILICA CON-

An open fireplace openly arrived at is tbe dream of every dear sweet

girt.

Time Table

Effective Hay 30. 1923

ic) j tbe Yacht dub. and eujoyml a trip tbe features of th* game. — on tbe Inland Waterway. When he

iddenly keeled over and a girl on Laadto Avenue any* she to ’etiladel- expect* to knock tke Main Street to .'Bitaoev- cold when she blooms thi*

* Wed. ‘ Thur l Fri.

TIMES wasja Democratic organ of a- CRETE BL JCK? Aak- your builder Schedule sabject to change any tf™> —ean strength. —ad*. 17tL Glancing at - copy he sismed in CAPE MAY and WILDWOOD Y0

Board of Choaen Freehoidert OCEAJf CITY Via SEA ISLE CITY

County of Cane Mae KortL-Bound Hew Jeiaev P SI P.M. P M. Cape May _ .9.40 12 00 2.00 7.00 Proocaall for Coal Wildwood - 9.00 12 00 3.00 T OO

Rio Grande .9 25 12.25

1999. 1 noticed la hi* editorial col umn he leeks horns on a political lasiH.- with the Vineland “ladepend-

3:09 3:43 » *• D^artmeot of RnUdtag Inspectioa 2:64 4:14 10:12 *•-*• and aas widely known both locally .

4:49 9:29 11:09 and ta Pkllndsfphla.

5:29 4:92 11:49 12.19 9.21- 9:42 12:*« !*:•* 7.01 7:10 1:11 1:1*

7:42 7:92 .9:19 1:29 9:b 4 9:69 9:20 9:22 10:09 19:10 30:42 20:49 11:22 11.27 12:19 12:22 12:22 1:22 1:22 2:22 . 2:42 2:41

1:52 2:20 2:10 2:47 4:25 5:04

Do you need help? Her* you any-

hing to sell?

USE THE CLASSIFIED AD COLUMN

Four moe* poilre/oem have been ! A classified ad sold C Towns’s furided to tbs Oesoi, CHy P»Uc* De- nliure. , C. partment far the coming summer sen- A riassifled ad sold r» Belgian

Mayo' Joseph G. Cbamplsn. who hare* for B S. Roberts

Tbs arguments used then are somewhat similar to reasons advanced by som* of th* present-day puWtoher*. Th* "Independent"' areas** Ludlam

of being devoid ot sense, whlto Lnd ol the county of Cape MajM^"*” n lam retaliated oy accusing th* editor FreeboMeTa a t the Coar t Sa ^ ln th* "Independent of being a ^ May Conrt House. New, Clermont

..JO .Ho

ast similar to a donkey.

Even though such argument* lack

. Jitleri conviction they con • xpre- •,on of sincere opinion

n Wednesday, the Twentieth Ocean View 9.<H

„ , , - . .. day of June. A. D. 1923. at 2.3C; Sea Isle Oty 9.08 1.08 polltlerl eooriction cuivey an O . {joick p M Daylight Saving Time. Sirathmerv: 9.1« 116

of chestnut fan-! Sth S*. O. C. 9.47 3.47

for thirty C36) t

7.49

5.47

... Is a too director of the Department of a ctosstded ad brought Al. Scbcnu

Public Safety, recently named four experience! help

* ** officers wbo wtB shortly go on outy. Last month ou clasHfied mi col4 17 They an James E Swank W H. umn ha* sold kit.-bee utenslto. gas $-91 Thomas John Dugan and N. Imps?- stoves, furniture, rabbits, motor cars c.j* e Li luxna. ' horses, gas engine, wall paper and a I II l host cf otber goods Some variety

v rv « 91 Tou nearly always find a prospect you say.

' >• “ “ TIMES «.

9:36 19-24

to find him In.

Sr L _

4 Son. 4:01 4:49 1C:94 11:24 Tb# t

; W 9:10 5:49 11:24 12:15 j„iu the Pyramids to 9 < Ta^ fi:17 5:45 12:22 12-22 , neornuMat job

• W«d. 7:15 7:49 i:12 k:29 _ * Thur. 2:11 2:22 2:19 2:19 Jwto bsennm • girl waars docks , tr ^t and West ■

! * Fri. 9:94 9;*j 5:02 2:19 oo her I '* — fi:9C 19:99 2:91 4:92 ebs la

Jsn.es and his band of hue- ihmcite) coal to be delivered at the

"took yonr money ale right.- C “ uc, ’ r buUdtagz sixty *«»• 0CEAH CITY TO CAFE Mi Y AMD , E. B i~«. “Bui .‘“STSiirMM wtS WHDWG0D VIA SE4. SLi CITY

didn’t force you to fill out income sisty ( €0 , f ton* of stove CanthracSt,-) j

blanks." coal to be delivered at th* County[ °A M l* M F.v LANDIS AVENUE STORE NOW Coal to be plared ta the bins of the Sl ° r la ‘^ open: you are cordially Invited to In- respective buUJine* ar directed by Btrsitnwr. 10.31 epect nur Urge stock of shoes, house the Board. | s *‘* ** s, ‘ Cityl® 39 farnishltgaeta.. that hare made our All coal to be free and clear from Orean V.ew 1* 47 Boulevard store the mecea of careful . . . Clarmoot 19.52

and discriminating buyers:

4tL

Certild^check or cash for 19'4 sf gwvin

-—. — .v. the bid to accompany the bid. r*»ur» Hourell 07 boulevard store now atoo <X»°— tho The Board cf Chosen Freeholder* ; , most modern store In Sea Isle Oty. rrmenet tbe right to reject any or all J? .fiSto II 22 Pfeiffer’. Department fitoroa. Sea Mis Wo grande 11 22 1 Qty:—Landis avenue Lt I tails By direction of tke Board Wildwood 1137 street: Boulevard at Park Road, tt WM A- HAFFKRT, Clerk. ‘Cape May 11.47

1 !>6 9.99 S.3I 9.31 S.S9 9.39 5.47 9.47 652 962 4 90 14.9ft 4.97 14.07 4.17 14.17 «.*2 19.22 5 27 19.37 4 47 14.47