CATE MAT OOCTTT TDtB, FMBAT. JULY 80, 19B

In the Circuit of Sea Isle City

I I on her way from New York to her oottac* here to apend the summer, when on adrlce of her physicians she concluded to remain for a time under I dose medical observance at the

‘hospital.

Herman Diamond was a Philadelphia visitor on Monday. William J. Barr made a busim trip to Philadelphia on Wednesday. Thomas ,Ludlain made a busim trip to Philadelphia the fore part of this week: Mrs. Eliubeth Abrarrfson and little son. of Camden, is visiting her aunt Mrs. J. Smith. Robert L. Stevens, of the Stevens Hotel, made a business trip to Philadelphia on Tuesday. Edward Elmo, ass't chemist of Elmo. Inc., of Phlla.. spent the week end at the Elmo cottage. Miss Katherine Baer entertained her brother and family, of East Strousberg. Pa., recently. Samuel Delaney, of Philadelphia, spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Delaney. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Asquith, of Germantown, are summering In Sea Isle City being guests at the Surf House. Dr. York, prominent Philadelphia dentist, spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Landis, on the Boulevard. Frederick E. Cowdrick. of Philadelphia. spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Cowdrick. at their cottage on the Boulevard. Miss Fllomena Braca went to the Lackanau Hospital. Philadelphia, on Wednesday afternoon, to have an operation performed on her throat. James G. Hardie was a week-end visitor in Sea'Isle City. Mrs. Handle is now enjoying a trip through Maine, making headquarters at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Schroyer and baby daughter, of West Philadelphia, were week-end guests at the Parker cottage. Marine Place and Farrand Street. Mrs. Charles easier, of Atlantic City, formerly Miss Florence Rush, of Sea Isle City, was the guest over the week-end of Mias Ina Wright, of Paris Street. Mrs. J. Rotan and her daughter. Miss Jennie, left this week for a five week's stay in the Ponoco Mountains. They are stopping at the new "* Airy House, in Monroe County. Mr. and Mrs. John Koeek. Miss Fannie DuBois and Mias Kathryn Hopkins, of Philadelphia, spent the week-end here el-h Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Stubaus. at their Ariadne Street cottage. Mrs. John Cornish, formerly Miss Vera Muller, of this city, was operated on for appendicitis at the Millville Hospital on Monday. Mrs. Cornish Is now thought to be out of danger. The Spray Hotel, on the Boardwalk, reporU a big season, with both the hotel and the Paris Street annex well filled. Among the guests of the week were a party of twelve from Baltimore. Mrs. William MacMurray celebrated her twenty-fourth birthday with a party of friends at the Bellevue Cafe on Saturday evening. Her husband’s birthday gift was a new Cleveland sedan. Miss Elisabeth Reed, of Philadelphia. is spending a week with her mother. Mrs. Harry Jacobi. William Reed and Mt. O'Keefe, of Pittsburgh, were also guests of Mrs. Jacob! and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oakley Cov.Jriek.Jr.. and son. Oakley. 3d. motored from Cleveland. Ohio, to spend some time with his parents. Starting Frit* ' morning they arrived in Sea , " L ^ Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. WiUUg« and Mr. Mrs. families, ol naqua. Bfl^niotored down and nCk-end with Mrs. Emily •j. on Sunday. The gueels enan old-fashioned picnic, served !rs. Massey's lawn, w car owners this week Include av Cronecker. who now drives a diet sedan; Mrs. William Macay. a Cl**eland sedan, and EdBuck, a Cleveland sedan. All purchased through the agency . S. Mazurie. local dealer, rs. C. E. Anderson, well-known Isle City cottager, with her hter. Miss Mao. and son George. >w at Lake Louise. Mt. Lerory. rta, Canada, en route to Alaska. Anderson writes that the hotels ill crowded and wishes the same Itlon for Sea Isle's hostelrys ■s. Henry B-v.ks entertained a - of friends at her apartment in linher Building. Paris Street, on ay evening, in honor oi Mr. and Arthur Maher, of Baltlmere. are spending several weeks here Mr. Maher's sisters. Mrs Tur-

Davld Maxzonl. of Philadelphia, spent the week-end with his family on Minerva St. Miss Gertrude FlsheV, of South Seavllle. was the guest of Mrs. L P. Hess on Tuesday. Mrs. Stella Geho. nee Grafley. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ttymiaa Hargeshelmer, here. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reviile spent several days In Philadelphia recently. A party of Sea Isle City ladles motored to Ocean City on Thursday of last week to attend the card party given for the benefit of the Crippled Children's Home In that resort. Included In the party were Miss Anna Murphy. Mrs. Mathew Jefferson. Mrs. Thomas E. Ludlam. Jr., and Mrs.

Mrs. Henry K. Cooper has recovered from the shock she received Sunday night. July 1. when she was almost struck by the excursion train at lAndis Avenue crossing. Mrs. Cooper, who Is slightly deaf, neither saw or heard the train and was unaware of her peril when William Barnee pulled her from the tracks. Mrs. Cooper has resided In Sea Isle City for the past thirty years. She la auylng with Mrs. Tamlr Edwards. Mrs. Edward B. Arnett has been in Philadelphia several days this week, with her sister. Mrs. E. P. East, who is again at the Hahnemann Hospital for treatment, never having fully -ecovered from an ©iteration of several months ago. Mrs. East was

rmruzH parade m WILDWOOD AinTUAl REVUE Last Saturday was Fireman’s Day at Wildwood. Companies from all sections of Southern New Jersey were present at Wildwood, many bringing their families with them. Every company participating In the panda received a prize. The morning was given over to sports and bathing, the parvde beginning at 2.10 o'clock from Wildwood Croat. RefreehmenU were served the visitors by Holly Beach Fire Company No. 1. Chief Carter, of Cam dec. and Chief Nickerson, of Wildwood, headed the procession, then came the Boy Scouts and standard-bearers, followed by the companies. The Judges ware Mayor Smith and Commissioners Taylor and Car 11. of Wildwood; May.- Herbert Shivers, of North Wildwood, and Mayor Ralph Whitley, of Wildwood Creel. The Wildwood contingent headed by the Wildwood CUy

Band.

PrUee awarded were: Beet appearing apparatus. Vineland. |60; longest distance. Mt. HoUy. »50; beet equipped company. Colli ngswood.

looker's Ptfaddpbia Bread Bread is such aa important article of food that you should always jet the best—and we are sure you will agree, after a trial, that aerer hare you tasted better Bread thaa Joaken. Our other baked goods are equally good, and reasonably priced. BOLLS CAKES Sea Isle Market House A. M. STTART CHOICE KEATS AHD ] ~~ FRUITS IK 8 " Orders Called (grind Delivered Special Prices at Ocean Avenue Ule City, N. J.

$50; oldest company. Mt. Holly. $25: youngest company. Cape May Court House. $25; apparatus coming tbs longest distance. ML Holly. $50; best band In 11ns. Liberty Band. Gloucretsr, $60: beat appearing band. Lyric Band. Camden. $50; greatest number qt uniformed men la line, Haddonfle'd. $60: special prise of $26 each to Woodatown. Salem, West Wildwood. Wildwood Crest. North Wildwood. Cape May. Wert Cape May. Westmont. WapeUa String Band. Vineland. Clayton, oldest fireman In line, Edwin Smalley. Cnlon Company,

of Salem. $16.

The awards were announced by Mayor Smith at City Halt Checks will be mailed later.

L. W. Fountain at their suntaer| tbe U. 8J3. ^w Mexlco OsJif orP |^ . at the home or net parents. Mr. tnii Miss Dorothy Weleer Is entertain- Mrs. L. W. Fountain.

Dancing Every Evening Music by a Well Known Philadelphia Grcheatra

TnawfAH LUTHERAH CHURCH REV. B. 8. DISK. Pastor. Sunday. July 22. 1S22 10:20 A.M.—Sunday School. 11:16 A.M.—"Clooet Preyer." 8:00 P.M.—Rev. J. F. Hartman. DJ>.. of Philadelphia, wl.: preach. Trinity Luthern Community Church

•Townsend’s Inlet

REV. B. 8. DISK, Pastor 2:30 P.M.—Sunday School. 7:20 P.M.—Service*

8TRATHKERE

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbui Tull, of Phil-

The Cold Hand of Winter When the Cold Hand of Winter hovers over your home will you be ready *o protect your family from the cold with a well-heated hexme? You wi! if you let ns put your Coal supply in for you now. And you will save money, too, for prices are less than in the Winter.

Luongo Company' C5AL and WOOD

Office: LAHDI8 AVE. Cor. FRITZ ST.

Sea Isle City, N. J.

Strength Even regarded by Itself, the quality of great flnanelsl strength In an Insurance company Is an asset not unappreciated by a policy bolder, but when an agent give* an assured the policy of the Honu the Aetna or the Traveler*, he U providing not only '.he strong!h of "ihe strongest'' but combined with it the service and reputation that have made the Home the Aetna and the Travelers America's largest and strongest Ir-AUrance companies.

John L. Maher Real Estate and Insurance Home. Aetna and Travelers Insurance Companies Landis Arenas and Italia Street SEA ISLE CITY, 1. J. Both Phones

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for toytUBt that you nay need in the electrical tine, from Baiba to aa Electric Barge.

Oar service is prompt, and oar prices are for. Special Uae of Fixtures for every room fm Sucre Bead Residents installing electricity in their homes.

Universal Electric Co.

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Will your paint withstand i next summer’s sun and heat? n time to start thinking about lidb yW* at of paint. Tire ann will aoom be fB* ting in its work. la your property protected ■gainst those blistering, burning rays? Or will ro. and deeay be able to creep throogfci Rhe blisters, cracks and bare spore? Come to ns for Patton’s San-Proof Pa*nf. It *081* the surface with a hardy, Inng irmring film that resists the most vicious attacks of tire element*. It is exceedingly rlr**** -* nr -‘ * psnds and contracts as the wrather dietaUa. Mo cracking, blistering peeling c "" iWears wonderfully well and M (BsusUy large surface per gtiks* We have it in afl siaes of cans for J ear ■fi Also paints, varnishes and mswfg for say, work you want to do. Tell ns Md well rupp!], the pepper print. A Rosenfeld and Co. Woodbine, N. J.