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CAPE MAY COUHTT TUBES, FRIDAY JUHE ». lfr28

Charged with being drunk and disorderly, Donald Donaldson, about 24 yaara old, of New York City, was fined ten dollars by Magistrate Prank H. Ware In the Ocean City Police Co^rt, Monday morning. T. V. Holland, also of New York City, who waa arrested on the- same Chargee, was given the choice of being sentenced to the county Jail for thirty days, or leaving the reeort Immediately. He choee the latter.

Among the guests registered this Week at the Bisrayne Hotel were: Charles A. Johnson, Mrs. B. C. Lynch. Hobert J. Jamison. John Geesler, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hort and eon, and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Del man and daughter, of Philadelphia Other guests Include Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Simons and daughter, of Hatboro. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Boston, of Ridley Park. Pa.; H. P. Lockwood and S. T. Tyson, of Reading. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Cox. of Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. T. Inrine and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Irvine, of Dayton, Ohio; C. J. Sykes, Of Norfolk. Va.; Miss Ethel Allen. Boyd L. Burnett and A. V. Hedelt, of

Germantown. Pa.

Paul M. Splecker. owner of the Strand Hotel, announced a record number of guests over the past end. They included Mr. and Mrs. William Buts, of Wilmington, Del.; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dowler, Dr. and Mrs. P. O. Kioto. W. Wisely. Mrs. O. A. Frankenfleld. R. J. Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cungha. Mr. and Mrs. J. Godfrey. Mr. and Mrs. E. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam _ Stenger and Mr. and Mrs. D. & Braut and eon, all of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. H. Haines Hilliard, of Chdnden; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Griffith, of Jenklntown. Pa.; William Wake, of Ridley Park. Pa.; L. M. Dunnock. of Baltimore. Md.; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Aiersteck. of Lancaster. Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Wllmer W. Wimer. of

Brookline. Pa.

The Swarthmore Hotel, owned by William P. and Frank R. Llpptnoott, will open for tlie 19TS season next Saturday. A number of teachers attending summer school here will

the guests at the hotel.

The Initial card party of the ae Is scheduled to be held Wednesday afternoon under the auspices of

i the absence of Pol Ice.-an Frank A. Schock. who has been lil for the past few months, and the failure of A. B. Dal bow to report for duty. Mayor Joseph O. Champion. Director of the Department of Public Safety, has appointed Frank Jones and WilPowell .of this city, members of the Ocean City Police Department.

HOW OPERATTHG HEW IELEPHOHE SWITCHBOARD

Board of Chosen Freeholders, County of Cape Hay, .Wpw Jersey

Once more was traffic at the important Intersection of Eighth street and Asbury avenue tied up Monday afternoon while workmen employed by the Porter Smith Company, of this city, removed the third and last dwelling from the northeast corner of the street where the Ocean City Title and Trust Company Is plsnnlng to erect s modern office building. As soon as the ground Is cleaned, const ruction upon the modern office building, which will be one of the greatest In this resort. Is expected to

Mrs. F. Michener. of Philadelphia, owner of the Dllnols Hotel, this city, has returned to the shore for the summer months. She plans to open the Illinois Hotel about June 2C. A number ot extensive Improvements have been made to the hotel, but it is expected that these will be finished during the latter part of this w

OCEAN*CIYY—Ocean City's newest telephone exchanr* went Into service Saturday night when one-half a minute was required to "cut in” eight hundred lines controlling more than two thousand telephones In this resort from the old to the new system. The new switchboard exchange, one of the biggest in South Jersey, 1th tha exception of Atlantic City exchange, waa formally opened after the "cut In” had been accomplished Miss Marion Vandegrift, of this city, an operator, had the honor of plugging the first call In the new exchange, which waa for Mayor Jos. G. Champion, of this city. The new exchange will have a com nlement of sixteen position switchboards and twenty operators, under the direction of Mias Laura Smith,

operator in charge.

which Is sold si s very reasonable price, gives the holder the privilege of entrance at any time and to any event, day or evening, during the season. Besides the Indltvdual ticket, the couple ticket and the family ticket, there Is a day ticket for the

week-end visitor.

Tha children'* dancing das*, which meets every Tuesday and Friday morning during the season, begins next Tuesday morning. June Jlth. at ten o'clock for InstrucUon In modern, fancy. Russian, folks and to dancing.

Many ,a man is Judged by the cigars that are named after him.

LIGHTHDTO STBIXEg THEE

F. M. Me Garvey, Sit H. ltd ML, Philadelphia, had a narrow ssoape from crashing Into a tree that had been struck with lightning and f«a acn» tha Maya Laadtafi-Tockaho* road, during tha atotrieni storm lea Friday night. Tbs heavy tUm madt it difficult to aae the obstruction McGarvey spent an knur warning the

CASIHO CLUB OFEEATIHG

There are now three women In Congress, and the Congressional Rec-

ord will soon adopt a style depart- tra. which is wall known all along ment. the coast. A membership ticket.

Announcement is made of the opening of the famous Casino Club, Ocean City, on Saturday evening. June 23d. This event will be celebrated by dancing. and music will be furnished by the ever-popular Casino Club Orches

Hotice to Contractor!

Seeled bids or proposals will be received by the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Cape May. at the Court House. Cape May Court House. N. J.. on July 5th. A. D. 1122. at 2:30 P. M.. daylight saving time, for the erection and construction of six (S) garages In the rear of the County Buildlnr* at Cape May Court House, and car sheds at the Couaty Farm. Is accordance with the •Ians and specifications prepared by Jpeeph Van G. Hoftecker, architect. Bald plans and specifications may be procured at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Freeholder, Cape May Court House. N. J-. upon deposit of tan (10) doUats, which sun; will be

Ocean City's cbsmplon mermaid will return to these shores for the summer months. She is none other than pretty Margaret Ravoir. the 17-year-old Philadelphia Turngemelnde aquatic star, who holds the 500-yara Junior National Swimming Title i well as the ’20-yaid and 500-yard Middle Atlantic A. A. U. ficoatyl* championships. Last summer ahe was one oi the outstanding stars In the annual aquatic carnival held by the Bayaide Social Association, of this city.

refunded upon return of the plana

A CHECKING ACCOUNT HELPS > keep tract of your sxpendl-

and specifications accompany a bid. Certified ebecl or cash equal to ten per cent, of the bid shall accompany the Md. The Board of Chosen Freeholders lascrvee the right to reject an} tr all

turns and glvas you a recaipt ter •vary dollar paid out. Ops* oae with tbs Locality Trust Co, Cape

By direction of the Board. WM. A. HAFFERT, Clerk of Board.

Many a Good Wife reoehrts flowed suly at her

SAT IT WITH FLOWERS John H, Lake

780 Istanj Am* OCEAH Ctrl HEW JXE8ET

I WHY SHOULD YOU MY I A BUILDIN& LOT NOW 7

ASK HERBERT R.SM1TH

an

The REALTfiP

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Plans awrl Estimates

Furnished

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JUST with the same manner of growth that an oak tree crows from the acorn doe* a home erect Itself above the lot you buy and become Interested In. You can buy a building lot for the money you are now spending for uaelees knick-nacs. Well show you.

226 Asbury Ave. Ocean City

W. H. Yenney

521 Cth Street

NOTARY PUBLIC

YENNEY P yr-*' > C 1 “TJ E- * T VC-PAtw Ea

REAL ESTATE

WANTED—Month of August. Bungalow for client—t h e Gardena preferred.

YENNEY

Ocean City. N. J.

Ocean City Storage Co.; Sixth and West Arcane 1

NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY ASSOCIATION INDEPENDENT LISTINGS Fourth St. and Asbury Are.

OCEAH CITY, H. J. Holds. Apartments, Cottages and Bungalows for Sale or Rent

H0USEH0TD and OFFICE

Furniture

PIAHOS, RUGS and STOVES BOUGHT and SOLD COMPARE OUR PRICES VISIT OCR SHOWROOMS OCEAH CITY. H.:

RALPH SUTTON CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Floor Scraping 14th and Bay Ave. OCEAN CITY

Why Travel Miles?

when you can get the furnishings you need at Woodbine's new store

THE

ROYAL FASHION CO.

Dr—ca

One rwt wfll convince yon it is unnecessary ti travel miles to obtain jut what yon want at n piire ts .nit yon.

Plans of The Railroads For Greater Public Service

The Hall Mark

of Service

' Anticipating the greatest volume of freight traffic in .their history this you, the railroads have adopted a concerted policy and intensive vrThing program to enable them to suet the growing tranxportatior needs of the conn try.

‘ In foil realisation of neceosity for the greatest improvement and expansion possible of the eoontiy’s transportation facilities to meet the growing demand! of commerce, the nilroods have authorised, since January 1, 1922, for can, locomotives, trackage and other farilrtfet, the expemtiture of 11,540.000,000, of which $440,000,000 actually was expended during 1922.

"The railroads are raising this enormous amount of additional capital largely through borrowed money on the abiding faith in the fairness of the American people, and reliance on continuance of the policy announced in the Transportation Act of 1920. as a measure of reasonable protection to investment in railroad property.

"Prom January 1, 1922. to March 15, 1923, the railroads purchased 223,61(3 new freight oars. Of these, 117,280 have been delivered and pnt in service. The railroads during that time also parchased 4,219 new locomotives. Of that number 2,106 have already bem placed in service. “The railroads confidently look forward to the succejful m' ement of the largest volume of traffic in the history of the country and pledge their best efforts to that end.” —From a Joint statement by the Association of Railway Executive-, and the American Railway Association.

WHAT YOUR FRIEHDSHIP MEAHS We want your friendly co-operation. It means much to the railroads, equally as much to the public. Our interests are identical, m-ith a common purpose wot king towards a common end—the best powlble transportation service.

Pennsylvania Railroad System

THE STANDARD RAILROAD OP THE WORLD

The “Universal” Never Catches m Wrinkles Ooth «the Back Stroke

Irons backwards and sideways as^saagy an farwatd

because of nod heel an c

Finely tapered print tbps qnkUy and easily into smallest pleats and raffles of women's aad cfcOdren’s summer lingerie.

THE W1IHKL1 FKOOt IEOH

$6.75 CALL OR WRITE Phoae 777 Universal Electric Co. 701 ASBURY AYEHUE OCEAH 'CITY

Economical TrsntyrtmH—

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1923 Superior Models

DELIVERED PRICES Two Pass. Roodater . Five Pans. Tearing .

Two Put. Utility Coupe .

Four Put. fledanette . Five Pus. fledna-

Lirht Delivers.

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TELEPHOHE 602

Keystone Garage and Service Station

FOURTH R. AHD ASBURY ATE. OCEAN CITY, N. j.