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Ur and Mn. T. Vierling and family. of Washington. D. C., are spending the remainder of the season at the new Flanders HotelMiss Jessie Jacks, who has been spending several weeks In Philadelphia. has returned to this resort, and is entertaining her roiuin, Mias Jean Davidson, over th holidar*. Mias Helen Stratton, of Marmora, was given a surprise party by the younger set there, last Thursday, preparatory to her leaving for Philadelphia to resume her studies at the Pierce Business College. Albert Shuster, of Uaddonfleld, le •pending his vacation at the "Oreatcat Family Resort.” Mr. Shuster is manager of the well known Jacob Reeds Sons, clothiers, of the Quaker

City.

Mrs. Oeorge Wanamaker and her daughter, Mias M. H. Wanamaker. of Philadelphia, are entertaining Mrs. Barry L. Barber, Mias Rath M. Barber. Miss Dell MacCann and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Wanamaker. for the next few weeks at her summer residence here. The birthday anniversary of Frank K. Matthews, a well-known Quaker City lawyer, was celebrated last Sunday at his summer residence on Asbury Avenue, near 66th Street. Mr. Matthew's mother and brother and family, together with several friends, motored down from Philadelphia to be present on the occasion. A very much reported nuisance In this resort Is the practice of permitting dogs to roam at will upon the resort boardwalk. Many complaints have already been registered against this evil, and In several instances several persons were known to have been attacked and bitten by the animals. The general feeling Is that In a resort where there are so many children something should be done In order to prevent this. Breaks Hose In Fall William Carey, of Philadelphia, who is summering at !S30 Asbury kvenue. sustained a broken nose. When he fell from on lop a hignau pyramid on the beach, last Thursday morning. Carey, with a dozen others, had formed a human pyramid to have their picture snapped. It Is not known whether be slipped or fell off. t>ut he hit the ground, breaking his nose and suffering other injuries. He was picked up unconscious and rushed to the Tenth Street Hospital rent, which was nearby. Seeing the txtent of his Injuries, the guards on luty there called the ambulance and te was rushed to the office of Dr. 5V. P. Haines, beach surgeon, where Carey's nose was set. and his other injuries treated.

Mrs. J. T. Morrell, of 6616 Asbury Avenue, recently entertained her sister, Miss Anna RoberU. of New York

City, at her home here.

Mrs. Flora Steelman, of this city.

Miss Catbertno Fstty and brother. Howard Petty, who have been the guseu of Miss Agnes Hoffman. of <21 Asbury Avenue, for the past few weeka, will leave shortly for thslr home In Laurel. Maryland. Miss Petty is a senior In the Laurel High School, and will graduate from that

Inatltution next June.

Two hundred or more men.bora of the J. E. Caldwell AssocUtloo. of Phladelphia, a beneficial or.rarJsgtlon connected with the J. E. Caldwell

who has been spending several week* Jewelry Store, of Philadelphia, will

take their annual outing at this re-

sort on September 8th. A dinner and a dance have been arranged f->r the vialtora In the evening at the new Hotel Flandera. They will also U present to witness the "Nigbt In Venice.” to be staged Saturday night

on the Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hood and family are now located la their summer residence at 66th Street and Asbury Avenue. They are well-known vis-

itors hers.

Miss Frances Gorman and Miss Constance O'Hara, summering on Anbury Avenue, .ecently entertained a number of their girl friends from the Quaker City during the The regular meeting of the Ocean City W. C. T. U. will be held at the hcfene of the Misses Lewis and Conard. 1114 Central Avenue, on ~ 6th. Important business i brought up at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. J. Todd, of Philadelphia. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jacks, at their cottage, <61 Asbury Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Jacks are also entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton. and their son, Alec, over the

week-end.

E. P. Kurts, well-known resort automobile agent for the Ford cart, spent last Monday In Philadelphia on a business trip. He is arranging to have several of the new model Ford coupes brought to this resort and exhibited In his showrooms. Captain Jack Jernee. of the Ocean City Beach Patrol, together with Guard Shock and another man. went off several miles early this morning and returned several hours later with around fifty croakers, weekfiah and other kinds. The guards usually make a fishing expedition an average of once a week, if not oftener. and usually return with a fair catch. Several acts of vaudeville will be shown every week during th? colder months at the Moorlyn Theatre, according to an announcement made recently. These will probably be staged on Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings. This Is setting a precedent here, and heretofore one picture house was open during the winter and no vaudeville

KOBE ABOUT ACCIDENTS (Continued from page nue. Wildwood, crashed Into a car owned by J. w. Robbins, of Wildwood. on the Rio Grande drawbridge. Wildwood. The accident was caused when Mlttleman tried to swerve around a alow moving

the astron. Kr*mer elated he had a light o. the team bat was using H neat the front of the wagon when he ■topped to repair the ha.neea. arrests were tnade.

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Mias Katherine Moeee. of 100 St. James Place. Ocean City, who was painfully injored In an auto crash.

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Holly Bee 4« A _ •lightly injured

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Bn* Smashes Wagon Hear Cape Kay A bus owned by H. Lamps, of Cape May. crashed into a wagon driven by Jeen Kramer, of 3208 Hartvtlle St.. Philadelphia, about 10 P.M. last Satirday night, causing considerable damage. The driver of the bus stated that there was no light visible on

near Wildwood, early Sunday morn- u *,*~** tl >» railroad Ing. Is rapidly recovering. iSe ** r An automobile collided with the ‘Rowing u n , car she was riding In. on the Rio l?*,,^** u *en t, Grande Boulevard, near the Richard- * na . Ur .- H H. Tomlin, ahi eon Channel Bridge. Wildwood. Mias * u . mm . 00 *°. that *h e ha Moser was the only member of the rrJvl the Im,

party to suffer Injuries and was trented nt n Wildwood hospital. She suffered severe lacerations of the bend and bruises of the arms and hands.

Fishing Club Electa Officers The annual meeting of the South I Ocean City Fishing Club was held on last Friday evening, and after the usual order of business Mr. Meginnli. the secretary, spoke of the successful fishing season the club had experienced this year, the season to date having been more like the eem

and the days gone by.

At this meeting the elections *br the following year also took place. I The following officers were chosen to

leed the elnb for 1124:

President—Joseph W. Walker. VWe-President—Louis B. Fair Secretary—William Meglnnta. Treasurer—Oeorge Van Hart. The directors elected for the ei ig year were as follows: William Alisa. Captain Harry L. Shultz.:

and Steward R. Trottman.

After the meeting had adjourned

Resort Had Big Season Now that Labor Day Is over and ht season is co-umendng to wane, tad fall and winter approaches, ooking back to the past season, one nay say that Ocean City experienced >ne of the best. If no* the best, seatons in IIS' history. Though late in starting, the hotels Irst and then the boarding cottages md apartment houses started to fill ip. until on Labor Day there was no ■ocm to be had for love nor money. The bore** were taxed beyond limit n at. r mpt to care for the preesng crowds- Indeed, after the middle if August reservations In the leading totels were only taken for after -sbor Day. The Publicity Bureau at 103 Eighth Street was kept busy for •veral weeks In directing people to lew places for board, as all ti e older ind well-known plsces were crowded It eeetns that the building of a tew modern hotel was not too early or thin resort, and although over wo hundred new cottages were put ip thin year there was not room rnougK

Credit is due J. Frank Wolfe. Bribe manager. In providing some form of entertainment and leisure for the all-year-round resident* here. Friends of Rev. J. W. Watts. . of .'te Holy Trinity Church, of this city, are seeking subecrlptlona to defray the expenses of sending Dr. Watt* to Jerusalem as a member of the party of clergymen who are making the trip under the Invitation of the Patriarch of the Orthodox Greek Church, whose guests the visiting clergy will be while there. The committee In charge of this affair consists of: Mr. J. Laban Headly. of Tenth and Went Avenue: Joseph Broadly, of 731 Asbury Avenue: Fraaklla L. Sheppard, of 1209 Asbury Avenue; J. A. Detttich. of 710 Plymouth Place, and George Slayden. of 6139 West Avenue. Hiss Breckley Bathing Queen Minn Helen Breckley. who gave Miss "Ocean City.” of 1923. a stiff battle for final honors last month, and who annexed the hlgbwt prize in the bathing girl revue, which wan a feature of the contest, will represent this resort In the bathing girl carnival. which will be held In connection with the Atlantic City Pageant,

this week.

She Is expected to give the other entranu a stiff tussle ir the final fray, and resort residents are banking on the winsome blonde, who Is a bona fide Ocean City girl, being born and raised here, and a graduate of . the local High School, to cop final honors In the contest

Attractive Event at Yacht dob One of the social events of the sea-! son came off last Satunlay night an the Ocean City Yacht Club, la the j form of the Masqueradt Ball. Gailycostumed dancers floated over the j ball-room floor, to the Incomparable j I strains of the famous “Pat" Riley's 11

Orchestra.

And then as a special feature for'k the evening was the presenting of I 5 the various trophies to the respective 1 wlnr'Ts in the motor cruiser i that were held that afternoon. Rear-Commodore Wayne T. Killian | pilot:4 hla craft, the All Bett m. victory over a large field. His daps' ttone was 4 hours. 46 minutes, 651 seconds, for the 30-mlle course. Dr. Killian received the Commodore John ] I E. Fite Trophy. Adolph A pel. In his Roy Roy, from) the Lu Lu Temple Yacht Cleb. | crossed the Une second with the time 11 of 4 hours. 49 minutes. 30 i He .eceivsfi the vice-commodore's I trophy, while Commodore Joseph Jol- j [ ley. of lbs Lu Le Yacht Club, re-1 celved the rsar-rommodor* trophy for ! taking third place with a Urns rate! I of 4 hours. 60 mlautsa. 30 qsssndi Commodore Jobs E. Fits, of the Ocean City Yacht Club, finished fourth In the race with a record of 6 hours. 2 minute*. 14 first four who

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IWhvshouioyouswnI YOUR. OWN H0riE?( I ask Herbert R.Smith m The Dealt op OCEAN CITY. H. J. FORTUNATELY the air Is free—you can breathe all you want of that. But society’s government has placed a price upon the ground. You should poasre* yourself at least of a building lot and erect upon It a home as a testimonial to your Inborn Independence. If you have the Incllnatlou let us show you bow to do It. NOTARY PUBLIC

Herbert R. Smith REAL ESTATE insurance:

Avalon Ice and Cold Storage Co. OFFERING $75,000 of Treasury Stock at pat, $100 pa time. Proceeds to be used for budding and equipping aa up-to-date 30 ton Ice Plant with a high prewore air lyrtem, which wdl make ABSOLUTELY CLEAR ICE Cold Storage for the Farmers of Cape May County Without the protection of eoU storage the farmers are at the mercy of aa over-supplied market At a small oast we win store your good* until the glutted conditicj of the market is ova, thus —hH-w you to realise a profitable return for your tabor. We invite the dtixos of Cape Hay County to hrnimi a partner in this groat enterprise. Contract! for Refrigeration and Machinery have been main signed, Wednesday, August 15, 1928. For full particular* address Avalon Ice and Cold Storage Co. AVALON, NEW JERSEY

Bring Your Building Problems to the County Fair this Week September 6,7,8,1923 We will be there, as in former years, with a BUILDING MATERIAL DISPLAY If you are planning to build or repair, do it now. Prices are 30 per cent below ■ >20 and Fall is the ideal building season. T. S. Goslin Lumber Company WILDWOOD, New Jersey

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