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Mr. J. K. Carroll attended a funer-

al In New York on Sunday.

Mr. Harris Cheeter. of New York. Is spending his vacation here with

his sister and brother.

p| Mr. and-Mrs. Prank Urban were I On Thursday evening thirty-six Philadelphia visitors on Wedneedky. youn* people from here mo’ored to

George Soeder went to Philadelphia | * PhU * de,phU I program wm a ^nU^h^^to^t

ride, then bathing and then eats.

Tuesday, on a business trip.

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Love and 1 Wmlo

f “ n i ,r ' H of ,! , f l | ll * ,1 ^ ph | a -.? pen, , t . thel brother. Herman Diamond.

) visitor on Monday.

Albert Diamond, of Seaford. Dsia-) ^ g. T . Johnson has gone to r^her^e™^ DU^nd Uh LU | 8 *> rln * ^ke where she wlU spend the

week-end visiting Mr. Love s mother, j ^‘ber. Herman Diamond. month of August. * Mrs. Charles Kreamer. of Logan. Mrs. a 8. McAllister, of PhlladelMrs. Harry A. Foster. Jr.. Is enter-'and Miss Carrie Rhow. spent the.phta. was the guest of Mrs. Mary talnlng her sister. Miss Lloyd, of: week-end in Sea Isle City. Fldler last week.

West New York. N. J. | Rober t Landis and friend. Miss Mrs. Mary Kelly and daughter, of Violet Kassen. of Philadelphia, spent Philadelphia, were week-end guests, Sunday with Robert's parents. Mr. at the Colonnade. land Mrs. Charles K. Landis. Jr.

Baird Buckley, of Philadelphia, motored to Sea Isle on Sunday to visit his mother and sister at their

Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Hess and little son. Richard, visited relatives In

Belleplain recently.

George M. Dallas, of Chestnut Hill, was a week-end guest at the Twohey cottage on the Boardwalk. The anual carnival of the Women's Civic Club will be held next Satur-

day. August 11.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Laws, of Philadelphia, are registered at the Surf House for the season. Mrs. John Halleran and Mrs. Geo. E. W. Coxson were Philadelphia shoppers the fore part of this week. John Braca was a week-end guest at the home of his parents. Mr. and

Mrs. Louis Braca.

Mrs. William P. Ruwell spent several days in Philadelphia the past

week.

M. P. Dlckeson. of Media, is enjoying a stay of several weeks in Sea Isle, being a guest at the Stevens Hotel. Mrs. Prank McIntyre, of Philadelphia. is spending a few weeks with Mrs. Thomas Prame. Mr. McIntyre is coming down over the week-ends. Mrr. Bertha Amberg Helblg. of Washington. D. C.. Is the guest of her brother. Albert Amberg, for the balance of the season. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell and daughter, of Philadelphia, are now occupying their Hartson Street cot-

tage.

Mr. and Mrs. John Root and son. Harvey, of Collingswood. spent the week-end at the Colonnade. They were accompanied by Harry Doyle, also of Collingswood. The many friends of Mrs. Laura Klemm are delighted to know that she Is out again after a severe Hlnees. Mrs. Klemm is in her Dolphin Street cottage for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kline and young daughter, of Williamsport, Pa., are spending the week with Dr. Clarence Way. Mr. Kline la a prominent attorney of Williamsport. Dr. John J. Stanton. M.D.. and family, of Philadelphia, are now occupying 'he bouse owned by George Soeder. oj Ariadne Street, for the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meelrov. of Philadelphia, were In Sea Isle City. Sunday, calling at the Reilly cottage. Mr*. Mesirov will be remembered as Mias Helen Shea. Mr*. Alfred M. Jones, of South Philadelphia, is enjoying a pleasant stay with her husband, who is living at the Villanova cottage, while employed in this city. Mr. and Mr*. A T. Rowe and son. of Philadelphia, spent the week-end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Woodrow, of the ''Mayberry." Samuel McGill, manager of the Garden Pier. Atlantic City, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Balaon. of Philadelphia, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Woodrow. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Diamond attended the wedding of Mias Helen Potasbnlck and Dr. Saul Singer, of Woodbine. Sunday. The wedding was held at the home of the bride's

parents.

Carl Rumpp. of Philadelphia, and his bride, who was formerly Miss Avis Hunter, of Wesivllle. N. J.. daughter of Dr. James Hunter, president of the New Jersey State Medical Society, are spending their vacation at the Rumpp cottage. Mrs. H. D. Hermany. of Mahanoy City. Pa., is 'he guest of her niece. Mr* William A. Haflert. for a few week*. Mi> Hermany is the widow of the late Dr. Hermany. of Mahanoy

City.

Have the kiddles solve the puzzle which appears in this week's issi on the editorial page. And while you're showing them, try it yourself. The answer will be published next

House Street cottage. Mrs. William Miller entertained a few friends at luncheon and bridge Wednesday of this week, at her summer home on Neptune Street. Mrs. E. B. Arnett was called to Philadelphia on Monday by the continued serious illness of her sister. Mrs. E. P. East. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holcombe, of Philadelphia, motored down to spend the week-end with Mrs. Holcombe's sister, Mrs. Charles K. Landis. Jr. Edward Taws, son of John Taws, of Philadelphia, and three of his boy friends are summering at the Taws' boathouse by the Yacht Club. Ten of the Sisters of Mercy, of Pittsburgh, who have been enjoying a stay at the Convent. Pearl Street and the Boardwalk, left Monday for the Convent in Pittsburgh. Miss Alice Boney and her brother, Maurice Boney. of Philadelphia, were week-end guests In Sea Isle. Mias Alice Boney Is now Bring in New York. where she Is supervisor of the models in a fashionable New York

shop.

The two sons of the Rev. and Mrs. Bowen, Franklin, Jr., and Wesley, with their wives are spending a most enjoyable vacation at the Methodist Parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holley, of Paterson. N. J.. and Mrs. Jessie Powleas. of New Brunswick. N. J„ are also g leeta at the Parsonage.

THE "OLLEGIABS AflATR On Saturday. July 28th. at Ocean City Field, the rcmplng Sea Isle Collegians handed the bitter pill of defeat for the second time to the Ocean City hopefuls. 2-0. The game developed Into a pitcher's battle with Nelson, the Collegian ace. earning the decision over Townsend. the Ocean City moundsman. by a good margin. Nelson was nicked for but two hits and forced nine of the opposition to fan the air. The Collegians' six hits were thnely, three coming In the fifth frame, enough to place the game in the freezer. Both sides player first-class baseball and sensational fielding on the part of both teams drew much applause from the large crowd. Saturday. August 4th. the Collegians face the strong Cape May Vocational School Club on Sea Isle field at 3:30 P.M.

The score:

SEA ISLE COLLEGIANS

DEATHS

Mrs. Clara Earnest Is visiting her

tf *T£e‘Lewla^Sy. of Lansdowne. nSrth'wes'tera pi?t of the city, and

John M. Sberiock

John M. Sherlock, of 2018 West Columbia Avenue. Phtladelpbt*. died suddenly at his home on Friday evening. June 28. A Solemn Requiem Maas was celebrated In St. Eliza bath's Church by the Rev. Joseph A Mahon. The Rev. J. J. O'Neill. P. R-. j was 'deacon, and the Rev. M. Relng was sub-deacon Tbs absolution of the body was given and the sermon i preached by Father Mahon, who spiritual director of the Holy me Society. The deceased was a highly respects^ resident **

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have arrived for the month of August. Mrs. Brooks Blizzard. Mlaa Catherine Blizzard. Mias Edith Gandy, and Misees Hattie and Sarah Fldler motored to Ocear City on Thursday where they observed in the Summer

School.

The Sewing Club waa entertained at the cottage of Mrs. Phoebe Grace the last night of Camp Meeting, helping to break up camp.

If the apartments get any smaller the mice might think they are traps and stay away. There appear to be fewer cyclone* to devastate the woodland now. but more city folk go out for Sunday picnics. ’

active In elrie and religious organisations of St. Elisabeth'a Parian. He waa n member of Holy Name. Temper* ice and other parish societies and on* of the organisers ef St Elizabeth'j Seashore Club, at Sea Isle City, N. J. The deceased in survived by his wife, Laura: two sons. Maurice and George St<?rlock, and one daughter, Nellie M- Sherlock. Interment was made in the New Cathedral Cemetery.—Standard and

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Mr. and Mr*. Ei*eman. who are occupying Claude Rice's cottage on Neptune street, are spending their first rummer In Sea Isle City. Mr. Elseman is on the Board of Managers at the Jewloh Hospital. Philadelphia. Mr. and Mr*. C. A. McNamara, of Philadelphia, arrived the early part of thl* week to *pend the balance of the summer at the Min* Agnea Barr cottage, on l^ndis Avenue Mr* McNamara wa* Mias Mary McGBnn la-fore her marriage. The Mieee* Humphreys, of Bala. Pa., have taken one of the MacMurray apartment* on Neptune Street. The Mi*iM*» Hiimph.eya have traveled extensively through the I'nited Slate* and ate much uupn-eeeit with their! Brat aeaeon In Sea lale City MESSIAH LUTHERAH CHURCH REV B S DISK. Paatui. j Sunday. August 5 10 30 A M Sunday School 11 16 AM "Seven Fundamental! Truth* " 8:00 P.M "Gain and Loa*.'' METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ijiudia Avenue and Ariadne Street, j REV. FRANKLIN BOWEN. Minister | Sunday Services 10 AM Sabbath School 11 AM Public Wornhlp. Sub! Je. i The True Food of the Chtla-[ tlan Life” 7:45 Evening Set rice. Subject—; "The GrrateBt Love."

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when It laughs.

The fellow who Is laid out by bis mother-in-law Isn't necessarily a dead one. Is the hopeful comment of

a lale Sea henpeck.

WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO 1 anything Attractive pricee. Prompt delivery- Champion'* Lumber Yards. 10th street and Weet avenue. Ooean City. N. J "Look for the sign."—adv. 4tf.

Strength Even regarded by IteeK. the quality of great financial strength In an inauranc* company Is an asset not unappreciated by a policy bolder, but when an agent gives an assured the policy of the Hum*, the Aetna or the Travelers, he la providing not only the strength of "the strongest" but combined with It the eerrir* and reputation that have made the Home, the Aetna and the Travelers America's largest and strongest insurance companies.

John L. Maher Real Estate and Inourance Home, Aetna end Traveler* Insurance Companies Landis Avenue and Italia Street SEA ISLE CITY, H. J. Both Phones

Mid-Summer Clearance Sale New York Shop 936 Asbary Avenue OCEAN CITY :-. NEW JERSEY

COULD YOU REPLACE IT?

or stolen, could yon replace Rf is wize to fm ft Place it with poor t in a Private Box in o Vault—the rental is and $8. per year.

? r P er cent interest paid on Savings Fund Accounts FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0CEAM CITY, H. 7.

The Mat nukes the Mai Be Sure of the Success of Year Dinner Order Your Boavt Where QUALITY Ig Unaranteed The Sa Isle Market House Handles Only the Finest Grade of Meats Also Sole Agency for Tanker’s Bread, Bolls and Okf« Landis and Ocean Ave*., Sea Ue City