Twrire

CAPE MAT COPBTY TIMES,

marf ud all In tb«4r ortcteal I conulnen' ud Oil* arc pUoad cm the table at every o they are the right . with the dfefees to be ■

Ml

Mudylno the e^eehere M JeHa, pellee Metiona, and In the court*. The fray, •aid here of the feten'a call, the hueMeg aetlvrty ef the detecr

| THE RIGHT THING BIGHT TIME I arlUEJMAMMAiiPUfl SETTING A. TABLE

reaerally agreed la thla country to be i ..■i,. the moat attractive and conventen* “>* thee yee wootd Mbmwtm. way than It does la a way that Ind^ The breed, treehty ateed, ahoaid he catea that you ere Inffllfera^ end cere- aat cb the table batore tfae rorelJa heleea. It may not eeam like a matter of ran. If the table ta loo* there Meeld vital Importance whether yoo pot the be two ptatee of bread. The gUaaee butter pUte et the light tide or et the ahonld be fflled Jua» before theJBnera left, or whether the water (tarn la are arvombled ead a carafe cfeald placed Mat beyond the fort* or the water may be fdaeed ca the table to knife- And perhape It 110*1 vital, hot facilitate the rapUdahlng of tor th* way that haa been decided opoo la glaaeM. Thla m ^JUuaMe to ™e w^ r moat coovenlent. Anyway, atoce *

rater ideas la uaoally placed at the right, at toe tip of the knife, and the butter plate at the left, et the end of the fork, we are need to It that way and we aaaocUto that way with the carefully eet table and the waU-ron household. When knives and forks are •rd over the plate* and the Plata* turned downward on the tableetofh. spoons kept In a apoonholdar and a little Ash of toothpick* la In the

THE BIGHT THING | BIGHT TOO HyMAWMAMHAiAPUl— |

WHERE TO MEET

A OOOHDIiea to strict ooeree, a young man. if ha appointment wtth a young i toeeta her at her own bonaa and eaeoru her from thane* to their f heHon Be does not eagvat toai mm him at the ootner drag atm Mat thev make thatr rendeero ■hrk bench under a certata Me o Mbhy of a certain hotel er the p Jttfary reading roca ar a aaUento Me waiting room.' However, for practical perp mae )Me

toafarce from the r

PAINT! PAINT! "S£p*“ *

mary to have toe aapUa placed at the 1*« to the pUta although to tormal «tam* aotaattato K la placed on the i«at* that la eel at each place, to* fflaaer the Soldi to

^•^kv'sr. 1 - •— l, Natkmal Pipe A Stjpply Co.

HINCH

IHVEffT WISELY Building and Loan stock is the Lfast, wisest investment you can taka. Tour tscuto growa fast, la safe and always subject to youi eaU. • Ue City B. * L. AtoodaUai JOHN L. MAHER, Becretary.

accompany her to the theater er party as they have planned These it than Ha vary sensible reason why ha ■K fed free to aak the young woman to meet him half way. That la. to ueum. unless they arc mamtaaa of th* Ultra formal eodety la which each a thing would be lookad upon ' (here Is nothing ' ‘ = '' about it- Than. to. Uad young maa who woafc in the

■are to meet then la the yo-mg Woman'* home. But one or two simple rules ought to be observed la thla mat- j tor of meeting octalde of ooa's own j ■oan*- A young man ought never to , net a time for socb a randen-oue at ua hoar when he Is not acre to be 1 flee. He should a.ways strtve to be ; i ht the appointed place In advenre of ; the time eat. so that the young girt : trill not be the on* kept waiting. The j young woman, on the other hand. While ahe ahoul! nut keep the young toan waiting, abould not arrive ahead W time. . —— '" It U never In good form to make | pour rendeevuua a hotel lobby or reCaption room unleaa you are planning to bare luncheon or dinner there, t

Woman for luncheon or dit-r— at a hott! it U better to cm je u> meet ■er in the reception room than In tbe lobby where ahe must usually walk or

Summer Paint Sale Priming Paint, $L50 GaL

Roof Paint. $LM GaL Ban Paint, $LM GaL

French Gray, $2.*0 GaL

OoflB White. $2A0 GnL

White SMp Enamel, fS GaL

HounePaint, $2A0 GaL Flat White, $Z25 GaL

Varnish Stain, fUSO GaL Paint Batoorur, SL50 GaL

Vantoh. GaL

^ Vanth. 92M GaL Vantah, $2jM GdA Branae Gruun, $£J0 GaL

Stiff, SLM GaL Print Off, 75e GaL

Porch PaiaL S2.00 GaL

8675 GALLONS

Battleship Gray, f2M GaL ^ whItSTflat ’Gallon S2J25 SHINGLE STAINS Manufactured Pore Creosote $1.25 GaL: 5 GaL 51.00 GaL Any Shade Desired Gold Seal White Lend in Oil 12% Lha. at lOe Lb^ $1^5 25 Lbs. at 10c Lb^ 52^0

100 Lbs, $9.75

WILLIAM E. HINCH BOSS mow TUI BTAjrUT TUH TUX 1919 MARKET ST.

A UHE O' CHEER

By John Kendrick BainfjL

UNCHANGED

feeeful height*; Cortly erv thr worli'a _ _ Maoy euBer from U>* ohms At the rUlag U4* of UUleBBV cheer UP' Bk. m cost •* meet Then they 4M before the we*. WhU. Good WtU, u4 aympethy. Just e* strong and Met a* Seep Are *a toan* A* they ever used te b*. It by IteCiw. MeMMu W»*We«*)

The Sign ThatGuarantees Genuine Parts Only through the use of genuine Buick factory-made parts can the mechanical excellence of Buick cars be maintained. These parts are identical with those originally used in building the cai. Ttu. same materials, the same workmanship are employed. The infrequency with which Buick requires such service is proved by the experience of every Buick owner. If, however, for any reason such service is necessary, Buick Authorized Service is available everywhere.

CENTRAL GARAGE MOTOR SHOP JOSEPH SCRIVAHL Proprietor OCEAN CITY, H. J. WILDWOOD, I. J. When btotar~aatomohflae atw twflt, Bokk wfl bedd «

FACTORIES ARE WORKING NIGHT AND DAY TO MANUFACTURE TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT FOR SOUTH JERSEY And as fast as we get it, we are placing it in service. For New Jersey is growing. And her people need telephones—more and more telephones. They are demanding them so that busk ness will not be hampered by a lack of communication facilities. Its our duty to furnish these telephones, together with the switchboards, wire, budding construction, and central office equipment that are required for their operation. Some people are still waiting for service, but we are making every effort to place the needed equipment so that everybody in South Jersey who needs telephone service can have it THE DELAWARE ft ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH ft TELEPHONE OO.

This Curtis Ironing Board and Wall Case only

Here'a an ironing board always ready for uae and never in the way. Taken up no room. Is never dusty. The white pine board will not warp, crack nor split. Can be adjusted in height. Is strong and will not wabble—will support several hundred pounds. Can be set, between the studs, in any kitchen wall. With oor last shipment of Curtis Woodwork we got 50 of these cases. WhLj they last—512.45.

CuhiiS WOODWORK

Thm quMhcy o! thim ironing board mndwmU emm it trpical oi an ry Ham ol Cf'tia

T. S. Goslin Lumber Company WILDWOOD, New Jersey Write or Phone for Complete Information About oar HOME BUILDING SERVICE

BUl*-D

NOW

IN

CAPE

MAY

COUNTY