CAPE MAT COTJUTT TOUfl, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1988

In the Circuit of Sea Isle City

Mrs. Eugene Way was a Quaker City visitor on Wednesday. Mrs. Herman Diamond was an Ocean City visitor on Tuesday. Thomas Ludlam made a business trip to Philadelphia on Monday. Edward Buck made a business trip to Phlladelphta.Tuesday. Daniel Hess, of Philadelphia, was the guest of “Unde Ike" SUtes on

Sunday.

Harry Goldberg, of Atlantic City, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Feldman for the past week. The class of Mrs. Hess, of the M. E. Church, conducted a cake sale last Saturday, netting 116.00. Miss Ellen Diamond, of Germantown. was a week-end guest of bar sister, Mrs. Mary Donovan. Mrs. John Halleran and daughter Edith were Ocean City visitors on

Wednesday.

William Feeney, of Philadelphia, spent the week-end with his family,

at the Colonial.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilde, of Philadelphia, are spending the season here, being registered at the Bellevue. Mrs. O.'Llesau, of Philadelphia, is registered at the Bellevue Hotel for a

stay of several weeks.

Miss M. Barlomis, of Philadelphia. Is enjoying a stay of several weeks

here, at the Bellevue Hotel.

Miss Margaret (Thimp. of Philadelphia, was among the guests registered at the Colonnade Hotel this week. Mrs. McManus, of Philadelphia,

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Short spent one day In Philadelphia this week. Mrs. Theresa O'Neil spent several days In Philadelphia the past Mr. and Mrs. George Boeder were Philadelphia visitors ou Monday. Miss Helen Earnest, of Philadelphia. was a recent guest of her cousin Miss Madge Peterson. Mrs. Oakley Cowdrlck and little grandson were Philadelphia visitors on Tuesday. Mrs. M. M. Sofroney made a shopping trip to Philadelphia the fore part of the Henry Sato, who conducts the Nippon Basaar or the boardwalk, was a Philadelphia visitor on Wednesday. Mrs. Robert Hess and daughter, Margery, of Belleplaln. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L P. Heea recently. Mrs. William Kan die was a recent guest of Mrs. William Withe row. of Cape May. Mrs. Edgar Thomas, of Philadelphia. Is stopping at the Surf House for an indefinite time. Mrs. E. H. Min tier, of Philadelphia, are among the guests of the week at the Hotel Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs. John Houghton, of Philadelphia, are spending the season In Sea Isle City, being registered at the Surf House. P. P. Lagomsrsino. and family, of Philadelphia, are now at their cottage on Garrison street for the sea-

son.

P. A. Mungan and son Paul, of

AVALOH

' Capt. William King, of Cape May. is a guest at the Avalon Hotel. Capt. King is visiting his brother, Henri King. He la making a cruise np the coast In his yacht. Fred C. Nell, of Philadelphia, motored to Avalon. Friday, to occupy the Runk residence on the Point. Wayne Potts, of Philadelphia, arrived Saturday for the season. The Hall cottage, 19th and Avalon avenue, has been repaflite* and reflntshed Inside. Wallace C. Sharp, the Philadelphia broker, has least ' for the season. Andreas Soehner notored from New York City. He will o'-cupy the Princeton cottage on 2Sd itreet for

the seahon.

William C. Pr'ehett. the PhUadel phla architect, has opened his cottage on J6th street. Mary Miller Mount, the well-km. Philadelphia pianist, arrived for the season last Wednesday. She will side at Bonnie Dune for the ssa

spent . Wednesday here with her| phu » d ‘ a « ,hla - w * re , » mon * " c « nt daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and!* 11 ®? 18 at th « Bellevue, enjoying a

Mrs. James J. Hagen, Jr.

week's sojourn.

J. Ehmann, of Philadelphia, was a visitor on Wednesday of this week, the guest of Dr. Theodore C. Whea-

ton.

The Sisters of St. Joseph, of Merlon. Pa., came down this week and opened the Convent at Loretto avenue for the season. Mrs. Frank Urban, James Urban and Mrs. Thomas Crown, of Philadelphia. spent -nday with Mr. and Mr*.

Frank Urban, Jr.

Mrs. David Maxsonl and children arc spending the season with Mrs. Mazxonl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Mary Hanley, of Philadelphia,

returned Sunday night after an enjoyable stay with Mr. and Mr*. Gus-

tave Morn bln weg and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Edwards entertained a number of friends over the week-end at their Landis avenue

cottage. Among the guest

Lester Giffns. Miss Hazel Glfflns and Mrs. Elisabeth Edwards, of Laurel Springs; Miss May Self, of Blackwood ; Laurence Rlcdorr. Russell Patton. wife and son. all of Chen Landing. N. J.; Mias Peggy Lasnount. Frank Haferl and Mrs. Frank Bowers

and son, of Philadelphia.

MESSIAH LUTHERAH CHURCH

B. R DISK. Pastor.

Sunday. July 16. 1913 10:30 A M —Sunday School 11:16 A.M.—“Great Chief and

Good Shepherd."

8:00 P.M.—"Five Loaves and Two

Fishes.”

Roth sermons by Rev. S. D. Daugh-

erty. D.D.. of Philadelphia.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Landis Avenue and Ariadne Street. REV. FRANKLIN BOWEN. Minister.

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11 A.M.—Public Worship. Subject—“Living Victoriously." 7:45—Evening Service. Subject—

'Summit Views."

Miss Katherine Baer and mother, of Philadelphia, have taken an apartment with Mrs. Malswlnkls for the

season.

Mrs. F. D. Lloyd and daughter, of Wildwood, was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Edward Buck, on Monday of this week. Mrs. Morris Newell, of Millville, was the guest of Mrs. George E. W. Cozson, at her home on the Boulevard, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Nash, of Columbus, Ohio, was among the week's guests registered at the Colonnade

Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Abraham, of Philadelphia, was Sea Isle City's visitors last week, spending several days at the Colonnade Hotel. Mlsse<t Ft he! and Florence Burk, of Philadelphia, have opened their Neptune street cottage and are now occupying It fcr-the season. The Ladies' Aid Society, of the M. E. Church, met at the home of Mrs. Edward Buck on Tuesday evening, and set August 3d as the tuts for the annual bazaar. Sales of Chandler and Cleveland cars continue good, according to local dealer Clarence 8. Mazurle, who this week delivered a Chandler to Lloyd Frank, of Wildwood.. B. S. Meloney. of Camden, accompanied by Charles Hurley, well known Camden merchant, enjoyed a week's fishing here this week, making large catches, including one weak weighing eight pounds. Mrs. Calvin Leach was In tow'j Wednesday arranging to have her household effects removed to Salem, where Mr. Leach has charge of the American Store, and where they will

reside.

His Grace, the Most Reverend Archbishop of Lima. Peru. South America, was a Sea Isle City visitor on Tuesday. spending the day with 'Rev. G. F. Loomis. O. 8. A., at St. Rita's tage. on Landis avenue. A. H. Sickler. of Philadelphia, was in town or Friday renewing old acquaintances. Mr. Sickler was Mayor of this resort alx ut twenty-five years ago. and Is still an extensive property

owner here.

Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, of PhUadel-

phla, have returned to their home But we d always shed while there,

after a ten days' visit with Mrs. instead,

Barnes' grandmother, Mrs. Love. Mrs. Barnes was formerly Miss Leslie Love, and is a bride of two months. The Colonnade Hotel, w-hlch was opened two weeks ago by Miss Maude Love and her brothers. Hiram and George, is being well patronized, with big bookings lor the balance of the season. It is the plan of the Loves to keep the hotel open the year around. Misses Ella M. and Esther E. Heidmaia nU-ces of Mi.!. B. 8. Dise. of Alliance. Ohio, and w*- -> se - ' ed as a teacher and trained nuise respectively In New York City, spent a fev days here this v eek. en route for Tyrone. Penna.. for which point they

left on Wednesday.

Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Rauch and son George, of Philadelphia, are visiting with Mrs. Rauch’s parents. Mr. and! Mrs. A. 8. Steelman, at their Central avenue home. Grandson George Is j only six and won the highest honors in his school in the recent gradua-

tion.

Mrs. Lulu Wells LaClalr. daughter of Edward Wells, one of the pioneers of Sea Isle City, was married in St.

Janies P. E. Church. Atlantic City.! . . on June 20th. to Mr. Frank P. Keim-n Bread u such an important article Of Yen trior. Mrs. Kemen is well of food that you should alwav* pet known In Sea Isle City, having been fi,, j * a summer cottager at this resort for ™ V0U , w111 a number of years. agree, alter a trial, that never hav>* w. .1, Iran . lailcab 1» 5°“ t " wi Braid thlb Junk. Philadelphia preparatory tp taking a eri - 0u f ether baked good^ an train last Friday for Sea Isle City equally good, and reasonably priced to take up her residence here fr* the J r season. Mrs. N. Vltullo fell and sus- BOLLS CAKES

tallied a fractured leg. with ’he re-

HospluL Mrs' 6 Vltimo" is a well- Sea Isle Market House

known cojlager here, having a sum-; mer home on Ariadne street. j

Superintendent John S. Cole, of the! CHOICE MEATS AMD PB0DUCE Fifth District. U. S. Coast Guard. vnniTR nf cVitow with his wife and son David, visited iKUlTb U btASOH here last wees with Mrs Cole> aitter! Order* Called for and Delivered

SpedAl Pncet to Hotdi&BectauraaU

A SALK OF REPAIRS The fanner gamed with heavy frown Upon hla mower broken down. Then hastened to the nee reel town To buy repair. He told the dealer of his woe. And how much bay he had to mow. But not e number did be know— Nor seem to care. “The part I want." he wisely said, “Is hollowed out and painted red. I bed the number In my heed— But I foiget. It bolds the thlng-um-bob In place About an Inch from that long brace That fastens to the big main base. And keeps It set. "You surely know just what I mean. It broke before on this machine. The what-you-cell-ums It’s between And Just behind. The thing that moves along like that About am big as thst old hat Would be If you could smash It list. I think yonll find."

"We'll have to search the extra shed. So come along. If you would only tax your brain So thst the number you'd retain Or bring the old part in 'Us plain You'd not go wrong.” From end to end be searched the bins Clawed over castings, bolts and pins. And skinned bis fingers and his shins; It made him cast. But still ho searched with making

heart.

(He'd seen two customers depart) And In the last bln found the pert Twas ever thus

Hew Use for Ortter SheU time All farmers and landscape gardeners are well acquainted with the good qualities of finely ground oyster shell lime for finishing off an alfalfa seed bed or putting that finishing touch to s fine lawn or golf course. But perhaps they ha^e not heard of Us Insecticidal value as experienced by Mr. Richard Ford, of t'us Torreedale Golf Club, of Philadelphia. Grub worms, otherwise known as the larvae of the June Beetle, are often very destructive to lawns. In this Instance, these grubs were so numerous thst the sod In parts of the Torreedale golf course was dying. The grubs had fed upon the root* until the upper part of the plant* were completely cut off from the root system. It was learned that the Oyster SheU Products Company of Philadelphia had vary finely ground oyster shell lime that was known to have value as a plant food and was claimed to ha vs value aa a worm killer. Several hundred pounds of this jyster shell lime was purchased ind applied about one-half Inch thick on greens where the worm injury worst. Then the sprinkler was turned on and left to wash the pulverised oyster shell Into the soli all night. Next morning hundreds of dead gruba ware found and !n a short while the lawn took on s healthy appearance again as though on Injury had been done. This experience Is mentioned because the same treatment might be of benefit to some of our resort and Inland lawn owners, who bold their lawns as a valuable part of tbelr asset*. Certainly It ctn be said, that In addllic’i to any insecticidal value of oyster sheU ’'toe 1( has all otbe -jualItim ol sgricuii. ’al lime as weU as one-half of one pi cent, nitrogen which is one of the beat plant foods. USE ADA SILICA CONCRETE BLOCK for a permanent building.adv. ITtf.

Said the Wildwood hall light after the last man bad staggered up the stairs and forgotten about It, "It doesn't look like I'm going out tonight."

cards srarytklng but bar Jougu, re ' A to rmre triead when, know ‘IL.w- ~ vw *

the fanner cried with

"That's It,'

glee.

Itbought 'twas number thirty-three. Now what's the price of that to hie? Great jumping frogs! Not forty cents? An awful rat* For a thing that hasn't got no weight. Oh. well. Just put It on the slate, TTU I thresh my hogs." (The above—from a Canadian weekly —was sent In by a reader who was unable to name the paper from which It was dipped.)

Strength Even regarded by Itself, the quality of great financial strength In

hr a policy holder, but when an agent glvee aa assured the policy of the Home, the Aetna or the Travelers, he Is providing not only the strength of "the etroageef* but combined with It the eervice and reputation that have reade the Home, the Aetna and the Travelers America's larg-

John L. Maher RmI Estate and Insurance

Landis A veins and Italia Street

Spanktifial

A quart of salty tears.

^FULLMER’S EXPRESS DAILY SERVICE PHILADELPHIA TO WILDWOOD Hauling Pam Products a Specialty gejitmt Hum 59 Ml Wat 19th ataet. .gmWOOD. *. J.

Junker’s PUladelpMa

Bread

. STUART

and Drotber-in-Lw, Mr. and Mrs

Y r . Miller. Mr. Cole ha* been »t

tioned at Aabury Park for several r.-ai. years, but ha* been ordered tc easum. t AVenUr * l

the superinteudency of station* !

New Hampshire and Mains

Sea Ule City, N. J.

Storm Insurance

A Day «r even as Hour, nay briiig untold damage to your property, so why not play safe and take out s policy to cover such a happening. Every day we see account* in the paper* of how a wind•tonn ha* earned damage running into the thouiands of doUare, and you cannot afford to cany thi* mk younelf when you caa get fall protection for *uch a imall jum. COME IH AMD TALK IT OVER

Maurice M. Sofroney REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Time* Building . See Isle City, N. J. Both Phones

Dancing Every Evening Music by * WeU Known PhiUdelphie Orchestra Reel Italian Spaghetti Dinners DEPOT HOTEL and CAFE Opposite P. R. R. Depot Joe Ray, Menage, ROOMS BY DAY OR WEEK Sea Isle City, N. J.

Everything for the Summer Time

“»ir* u shows

$1.29 $5.95

Honnaadk Dre— at An excellent gown to i A big redoetkm la Kffia

Special Salt at Califanria #9 on Style Bathing Suita at Sixes up ta M Complete Line of HABERDASHERY Men’s Mohair Suits at $14.95

The New York Shop 936 Asbury Ave. OCEAN CITY, N. 1.

Formerly with the Hew Yack Bargain g

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