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We have just rewired a l^i^e ihipment of Rogi, which we purchased at the Alexander Smith Auction Sale. We hare

marked them at attractire prices and also hare a pood assortment It will pay you to look these orer. RANGES, GAS and OIL STOVES This is the 'time to purchase the Hew Range which yon hare contemplated purchasing. We carry the Pert (Hobo load fli— Ranges. Roth good makes and 'the Round Oak and Gas Ranges; the Perfection Oil Heaters and Florence OB Cook Stores. We always keep a good assortment of Dining Boon, Li ring Roosa and Bed Room Suites. The medium and Better Grades. Latest Weekly Victor Records 19140—Wolverine Blnej—-Fqk Trot—Befison Orchestra of Chicago |0.75—The House of David Blues—Fox Trot—The Virginians 19139—Last light on the Back Porch—Fox Trot— Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra |0.75—If I Cant Get the Sweetie I Want—Fox Trot— Paul Whitemaa and His Orchestra 19117—Roses of Piefrdy—WaT.*—The Troubadours 10.75—Mkrcheta—Waltz—Greem-Aides Orchestra C. M. WARE COMPANY 119-21 High Street - Millville, N. J. FREE DELIVERY TO ANY POINT IN CAPE MAY COUNTY BELL PHONE

In the Circuit of Sea Isle City

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Mia hes Wright was tbs guest of Mrs. Peter Barbour. In

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Edward B. Arnett Was a Quaker City visitor on Tuesday of this week, on business. Mrs. Francos Pblll'^s, of Treat or; wse the guest tors week of her aunt Mrs. Edward B. Arnett. Mrs. Turner Pops Orey Is enjoying the week hnrs/ at her Boardwalk home, coming from Washington lest Saturday. Dr. sad Mrs. Eugene Way «ent two days this weak Hi PhiUdstpLla staying with their daughter and son In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warner The 8ea v Isle City School wu closed on Wednesday, the local era attending the Teachers’ h wse held at Wildwood

day.

Thomas E. Lndlam, Jr., took a day

to

trip.

Assembly on Tuesday, and i Philadelphia on a business

delightful dinner party was given on Sunday evening by Mrs. Mary .Brooks, at her beach-front s. In honor of Mrs. Turner Pope Grey, t The Set. bis City Band has been gaged tor the Ocean City Hallos n Carnival, which win he held In Ocean City next Wednesday evening.

Mias Jeanette Clouting returned to Sea Isle City last Saturday, after a

trip to Baltimore and New York. The monthly ntwting and lunei

of the trustees of the Women‘a Civic Club was scbsiuled tor Tuaeday of this waek, as ths geest of Mrs Mary Brooks, at the Bellevue Hotel, hut because ths northeast storm caused the betel to resemble Noah’s Ark. with water all arnamd it. the meeting

was postponed isdednltely.

The meeting of the lock Chamber of Commerce, scheduled for Tuesday evening, was crlled off by mutual consent of'everyone Interested, without even the formality of a consultation. First the City Hall lights went out id ths heavy storm, and secondly “ ■" ‘ " ^ that,

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oxeept by boat. ..Tuesday night, at eight, the tiaWfor the meeting, was ths heigh th of northeast storm which started night before. The Chamber will meet at the city Hall not Tuesday night. Little Thomas Peterson, son of Mr. and Mr*. E. L. Peterson, Paris Street, will probably lose a part of his forefinger on hi* right hand. The finger 1 became infected from an sbersm and It wu stated at the 8L Agnes’ Hospital, Philadelphia, where the lad is. such an operaHou is neceosary be loam the entire member.

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you that you can purchase mert everything that yon need in dry goods and women’s wear. Our stock is composed of the highest grade material*,

reasonably priced. LHGERIE CREPE

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Sport Coats AND Dress Coats The smartest dree* coat* of the i»e with belt effects, in

prices are surprisingly low. If we could show you myriad styles in Full and Winter Dress Coats you certainly would posses* one. Hade of beautiful fabric* in varied shades. Eany fur Llmmed ■Reasonably priced.

George Maher, of Washington, was 1 the guest ths tor* part of this week of his sisters. Mrs. J. C. Osllsn and Mrs. Turner Pope Grey, at their! beech-front cottage. x Rev. Thomas Hennessey, rector of St. Joseph's Church ’mre. amied by Gustave Morahlnweg. Jr.. Journeyed to Princeton tail Saturday to attend the Notre Same vs. Princeton otball game. Mrs. Caroline Cronecksr returned it week from * visit at throe wrok* 1 with her son. Fred, at his hotel Eagleevllle. Pa. The hosU-try known as Rookford Inn, and them Is j a large farm In connection with the |

hotel.

A Halloween Social will be given by Mr*. Ira Hem. to her Sunday School classes, in the besement olWhe M. E. Church, on Monday evening The fun starts at 7.S0, and a general Invitation ia'extended by Mrs. Hess to j enjoy the evening’s entertainment. Tlllle Cronecker leaves tomor- 1 row for the first stage of her trip to ^ California, where she will spei eral months at Berkley, with Mrs. Andree Setaro. Miss Cronecker wit! make her first stop Chicago, and will go from there to the Yellowstone National Park. City Commissioner Maurice Sofroney returned to his home on Wednesday evening, after weeks In the Lankenan Hospital, where he underwent an operation appendicitis. Mr. Sofroney looks well as ever, though twenty pour lighter in weight. Mr. and Mrs. W. Mills Davis, of New York, wjre week-end visitors la Sen Isis City, being registered at the Bellevue Hotel. While there Davis tried hie prowee* on the Wildwood golf course, doing eleven 'holes with the local golf enthusiasts, Mayor Irving Fitch and Geoage Boeder. Washington Inside (k-t Is the title of a new feature dealing with lull' matf affairs at the National Capital, which is now running each week on the Editorial Page of the TIMES. The Items are short, and make Interesting reading for those who wish to In closu touch with national conditio as.

Overcoats FOR Y0UHG MEN AND GROWN MEN la Raglan mod els, Ulster style. Belt Back and all around belt type*. In Bines, Brown, Grays, Mixed. Mcjiv are blanket lined. New York Shop 936 Anbury Ave. • Ocean City Formeriy the New York Bargain Store of Woodbine

WILDWOOD CASINO Matinee Daily at SAO Sunday, Oct. SI— A Smashing Comedy DramsMystery—"ITCHING PALMS" Monday, Tuesday, Oct. 29, so— * Dearie Love in "SLAVES OF DESIRE" Wed., Thors.. Oct. 21, Nor. 1— Gloria Swansea in “ZAZA" Friday. Saturday, Nov. 2. 2— George Arliai in "THE GREEN GODDESS" AVENUE Matinee Saturday at 2.30 Monday. Oct. Billie Norwood in The Hound of the Batkerville*' Tuesday, Oct. 20— Hobart Bosworth in — "VANITY FAIR" Wed., Tbuvs.. Oct. 21. Nov. 1— Htah Beery in "HIS LAST RACE 1 : Friday, Nov. 2— : "GLORIOUS ADVENTURE" Saturday, Nov. 2 — THE MAN WHO WON"

A Little Prevention

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MAY SAVE YOU MONTHS WORRY. DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOUR CAR IS STOLEN BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO INSURR XT. FEW DOLLARS INVESTEE IN INSURANCE MAT SAVE YOU THE TOTAL LOSS OF THE VALUB OF TqpB CAR.

John L. Maher Raal Ertata ud Imuraoc

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it krt-bumecl-eolftf-dalioywl-dKy coat money to replace. If Sot facaded, yea may never be able to replace them By keeping them in a Safe Depout Box here, they are safe against eyeiy risk they are NOT safe against when kept elsewhere FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Used Automobiles

Friday, Saterday Sunday

Sale

muawro w of cus sra nacis subtot to i THESE TEICES WBHDHAVX ATTEE ABOVE ,M Appmon 4-Pak. Chummy Roachter

Auburn Beauty Six Sport Touring E45 Buick Enclosed (Good)

Cnandler Touring (Good car for price) Otalmer. Sedan (Good, all but paint)

1917 Ford Touring (as is)

1920 Ford Touring, Starter

1919 Ford Panel Delivery

Model M Hudson Sedan (Super Six)

Moline Knight gp1922 Overland Sedan

1914 (But Good) Studebaker, Starter Special Six Studebaker (A Fine Car)

1917 Stubebaker Roadster

1921 Big Six Studebaker (Some Car) 1920 Special Six Studebaker Sedan 1918 Studebaker Six (In fine conditioo)

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Yoor old etr, if yos here

At* if needed it anali one, cap be left with ua lot ■

The above attractive indnoemeBt it teuuss.— the "—— vwfeal /*—♦»«< running throughout the United States Rente™ w**?. „ Haryfot who entered to have 1 noint Be P tea “ r *4 November Iff fiflow* 4«1«* •funding on October ^ opportunity to *dv*rH.T lho *“ pl»ce. TW* it a iplen-Ud rngteSlS. C,pe and my^ through myrifiiriYou mutt bring ibis AD with you to receive these prices Aftwr Sunday, October 28t*i ROBERT (X PIERPONT wadwood- N J