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There will be a special Chrletmee music program In the Plret M. E. Church next Sunday night under the direction of Prof. Harry H. Lake. There also will be special music at the morning service.

.SK Herbert The Pealtop OCEAH CUT. >. 7. WE’LL show you where the money Is to pay your Are You are mighty well protected If you take out fire Insurance policy wit our company. Don't put thia matter off any longer. ▲ f re comes unheralded and mey visit you at any momen i WOT ARY PUBLIC

CAMP HEATS MOSQUITO WOEK (Continued from Page 1) tance of 120 feet from the Main shore Hoad on each Turnpike, and at the entrance to the County Farm and the South Seavllle Road, at the Baptist Church corner. A communication from the State Highway Commission allotted to Cape May County, fro State funds for road work during 1924, the sum of $86,898. or 3.828 per cent, of the toUl of $2,600,000 collected by the SUte from motor license fees. In an effort to reconcile the con' tract of the Hill Dredging Company, on the Grassy Sound to Burleigh Road with that of Carl R. Camp, contractor on the Grassy Sound and Mill Tall Creek bridges, both Mr. Camp and Mr. Elton Risley. of the Hill Dredging Company, were requested to attend the Board meeting, and both appeared before the Board. The Hill Dredging Company Is building the road, and have been held up on the work because of Are destroying one of the Company's sand dredges- This, in turn, caused a hold-up on Mr. Camp's contract for the building of Mill Tall Creek Bridge. The matter was settled by agreement that the Hill Company would quit work on January 10th, to let Mr. Camp build his bridge, and would then go back and put the AnIsiilng touches to the road. This road and the bridges, when completed, will provide a short cut from the mainland to North Wildwood and

Wildwood.

Daniel E. Lake The funeral services of Daniel .ELake, a resident of Ocean City for over forty years, who died suddenly at hie home, 1628 Asbury Avenue, last Thursday, was held at the funeral parlors of :he local undertaker. J. Prescott-Cad man, of this city, ike was a victim of heart dies The funeral was held at the Eton Cemetery. Bargalntown. The Ocean City Lodge No. 171, F. and A. M., held eervleee here and at the oene-

tery.

is seventy-eight yean old and a car pen ted by profession, working at his tnde here over forty yean ago. was a member of the Ocean City Council about twenty-Ave yean ago and a mem Nr of the police force a few yean later. Deceaaed leavee a wife. Mrs. Carrie L. Lake, who Is In the real estate business here; three children. Mn. Paul Wilson, of Chcago; Harry Lake, and the Misses Esther and Marion Lake, of this city; and a brothers. William and Edward Lake, and Mrs. Annie Pryor, of Camden, a sister. William Lake was the Ant

WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO All anything. Attractive prices. Prompt delivery. Champion's Lumber Yards. 10th Street and West Avenue. Ocean City. N. J. "Look lor the sign."—adc. 4tf

Court House Marble Yard KOMUXEITS AID MEM0I T AL BT01X8 ramncp marble cotters

WM. B. POWELL CAPE KAY COURT HOUSE, 1. J.

Successor to lets Wm. F. Daniels

Ball Phone il-R-1

UMMERS’ NEW YCAR PARADE

SPECIAL EXCURSION Pladtiphia

TUESDAY, JANUARY 1

$1.50 $1.50

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Markrt Pennsyirania R.R. System

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Miss Elisabeth Anderson died in the home of her sister, Mrs. R. O. Petroff. Atlantic City, last Tuesday She has beeb ill for'aeveral yean. She will be buried this from St. Peter’s Church. Fourth and Pine Streets. Philadelphia. Mia Anderson had a summer cottage at Sea lele City for many yean. She la a sister of James View, and Philadelphia. Fred Hayi Fred Hays paseed away suddenly at hla home In Corbin City, W< day morning, the 12th. 8e were held at his late residence on Saturday mornlug. and Interment made at the Head-of-tbe-River Cemetery. Deceased is survived by his

widow.

Mary Enlistments Open

Announcement has Just been made by the Navy Recruiting Station. Post Of Ace BulUlng, Third and Aieh Sts.. Camden, that enlistments for the Navy are again open for men between

the ages of 17 and 85 years.

SOUTH 8EAVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Watson, of Millville, spent the week-end with

relatives here.

Mrs. Warren Laricks and Mrs. Harmon Hilton were shopping In Vineland on Thursday. The Mite Society of the Calvary Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Ernect Grace on Thursday

Mr. and Mrs. C M. Weatcott called on Percy Varney and wife -t Strathmere on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheppard, of Wildwood, called on H. T. Pierson and family on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grenowaski came down from Philadelphia on Sunday for a day with their family

Here.

Clarence Deip. U. 8. N.. has been visaing his uncle. Sherman Barnes.

CONTRACTORS MAIL US YOUR Hats for builders’ supplies. We can save you money. Champion, 10th Street and West Avc aue. Ocean City. N. J. "Look for the sign."—Adv.-4tf.

Ladies' Gifts Lc«s than $5.00 Brooches Stone Riags Pen Knives Pearis Lockets Rosaries Silver Pen'-Ma Eyeglaar Chains Signet Rings Lavalller* Lingerie Clasps Bracelets silver Tea Balia Fountain Pens Silver Pens

THE STORE FOR THE BETTER EDTO OF Christmas dlifts HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTI0HS THAT MAY HELP IH SELECTING HIS OR HER GIFT

Gent’s Gifts Less than $5.00 Scarf Pina Pen Knives Belts Belt Buckles

Fancy Wax Candles Fancy Ivory Pieces Ladies’ Gifts $L00 to $80.00 Stone Rings Brooches Pep Knives

Pearls Lockets

Vanity Casas Sweetheart Lockets Mash Bags Bracelets Faney Stoae Rings Vadding Rings Signet Rings Lavallleree Fountain Pans Combination Pen and Pencil Bela

Ladies’Gifts $80.00 and Over Brooches. Watches pearis. Kings Comb. Brush aad Mirror Seta Silverware Knives Forks Tea Spoons

Bowls Nspplas Spoon Traye Water Bet* Cream and Sugar Bherbert Olaaeas Orange Bowls

Sugar Sheila

Cream Ladeis Tomato Borvers

Child Set*

Cold Meat Forks 24-Plece Bets. $11.75 20-yr Community Plata 60-yr Community Plate —$81.76 and $81.76

Balt * Pepper Shakers Celery Traye Bud Vesaa Clocks Wall Clocks Bento * Mirror Ctoeks Office Clocks Mental Clocks Desk Clocks Alarm Clocks

Cuff Buttons Collar Buttonr Fobs Emblem Buttons Tie Clasps Fountain Pc-* Sliver Pencllr Gent’s Gifts $5.00 to $80.00 Diamond Scarf Pins Watcher Pen Knives Vest Chains Charms Cigarette Holders Cigarette Cease Fountain Pens Cuff Button* Signet Rings Fobs Tie Clasps Gent's Gifts $80.00 and Up Diamond Scarf Pina Watches

VICTROLAS and Victor Records VictroU.: $25, $35, $50, $100. $125, $150, $250, $350. E«t P«jrm«i: PUn. Records All Uw Latest, including the New Christmas Records. Come hear them

GIFTS THAT LAST at

CALDWELL’S 33l S£sfe&r”

WILDWOOD. New Jersey

LETTERS TO SAITA CLAUS (Continued from Page 7) Dear ^nU. I have tried twe be a good boy. I am telling you what 1 want for Cnrlstmaa. I want a electric train and a express wagon. nine years old from MANUAL LA ROSA, Box 865. Sea Iris City, N. J. Good-by Dear Santa Claw*, don’t ferget my brother iRoea. Please send him anything you like be la five years old. Sea isle City. N. J. Dear Santa. am going to tell you that I was a good girl so I want a Mamma doll and a pair of skats so this is all. love you very much If ybu will send them to me. Age 10 from GRACE LA ROSA. Box 8t5, Sea 1*1* City. N. J. Good-by. Dear Santa, have been e good girl in school. I help my mother to weak the dlahee. Please bring me e mama doll aad a pair of skates, and I am ten yean t goodby Bants from FRANCES RAFFA. Sea Isle City. N. J. Dear Santa. I have a good boy. Please sent me a basket ball and a little poly car. rs old. From ANDREW, Sea isle City. N. J. Deer Santa, have tried to be a good girl all the year for Christmas I would like to have a pair of roller skates, a box of handkerchiefs and a nice set of dishes, my sisters and brothers are writing a letter too. my little brether Is only ten months old and U not able to write. Yours truly, ^STELLA WOOD. Sea isle City. N. J. Dear San la, I am a boy ten years old. and would like you to bring me a school companion a story book and a be be gun. 1 am going to be a good boy. Dear Santa 1 love you bow I like Easter eggs, and a black board and a story book. from VINCENT LAM ANNA. 218 Boulevard, Sea Isle City. N. J. Dear Santa, have been e good little girl all year. 1 help my father with the cow. I would like to have for Christmas a coat and a rain coat, a pair nickers, a game and all so a pair shoes. I thank ycu Yours truly ANNA CANUSO. Ocean View. N J.

P. 8.

Please bring my sister a football and a pair nickers. Dear Santa. I have been a good girl and I have help my mother with the dishes. I like you to bring me e mamma >*aU .*nd a doll coach and a new pair of Ice skate three games, two atory book, pair of roller ska tea. I thank you. from your Uttls friend NAOMI DIAMOND. Sea Isle City. P. 8. Please bring my cousin Jack a automobile and a fire engine. Dear Santa, Please bring me a toy mouse, ana a toy boat that runs when 1 wind It up. and a set of paints, and a nice game of some sort, and a nice dog collar for my dog Spot, and 1 want a toy bear, and a base ball ba'. and a hall, aid a box of lead pencils, 1 hope you can bring me these things. Your little friend,

9 yra old.

EVANS ROBINSON. 16 Elm St.. Sea Isle City. N. J. Dear Santa; sc bring me a pretty dolly, and a set of furs, and a set of dlahee. with real linivee and fork* and a nice table, with a nice white table cloth, and if you have room left In ,your pack please bring me a nice ex^raae wagon, hoping to hear from you at Christmas ever your Uttle girl AGNES ROBINSON.

4 yrx old

16 Elm St.. Sea Die City. N. J. Dear Santa, For Xmas I would like to have a pair of skates, a story book end a box of handerchlefB and a washing set, Your* truly. ALBERTA WOOD. Sea Die City. N. J. Dear Stans, Last year I dldne get anythin* torn you. But thD year r want a plat of skates. I thlu v thia Is all for Virginia SanlrUc and for my bother Andrew a trlan and for my bother John a wagon and for my bother Jlnale e football and a hat football aad mr ■later Mary a rocker house aad for my slater Nancy a box of candy. ThD all for thD rear.

Your truly,

VIRGIN I a 8ANINIO,

P. 0. Box 171,

Sea Die City, N. i.

Deer Santa,

For Christmas I would Ilk* to have a drum, a nlggar gtggar on the roof

and r story book

COAL x WOOD x LOCAL EXPRESS

ami BUSS SERVICE

Michael A Lucogo Co. - Sea Isis City, N. J.

Igar gtggar on tna roof took and aoma crayons.

RUSSELL WOOD, Sea isle City. N. 1.

New Shirts (or Christmas

It D difficult to Imagine n Christa..'* for msm. It they did not receive several Shirts. To help you la choosing Shirt* tr fin your Gift a. Ms, we offer these splendid values la n variety of styles. Make This Store Your Christmas Shopping HeeuJquarters HARRY SHEFFER

112 East Main SL Millville, N. J. N. W. Cor.6th and Undb Av.VlnU.iiH, N. j. Hart'SchaKner and Marx Clothes

Caton Chevrolet Company HOLLV BEACH t HOBTOOKSBT ATM. WILDWOOD. B. 1-

Car Bargains Here is an opportunity to fet • ml talSiis to » u*«l car. Every one of these can are to food Aopo, sad every one is worth several hundred dolian mn thsa priced.

1923, 6-44 Oakland Sedan THIS CAR IS ONLY NINE MONTHS OLD. LOOKS LIKE NEW. IN PERFECT MECHANICAL SHAPE 1923 Enex Sport Model THU CAE WAS UVD FOB WWOHFTaATINI

Hudson!. KK-ONDITIONED, KEFAJHTED. HIW HOD OO** 05 Auburn Toning A CHEAT CAB » A-! OOHTWTION Hudson Auto Agency 9th and Bay Ave. Ocean City non ocxai orr m M n