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for two rooathM, datwlth > brother. Mr. , l» Wmt PhHadftlphU. ■OB. PBBl. .IBTUMBU, r P*rt«U. of AUuUc -**t vowt of bn- r'jiter Ir. anl Mr*. Walt r H. Mayft Arraue. BorsMOutBO will mmw BOctlos. Wildwood

tto hm of hte hoM. Ow fire • id a tare* bortioa of fisfitec ) td abwet to dry. aad rtorod jnt tMa It t* etatvod Oat fir* was erf taeoadtrary •Hfita. Ho t was boraod about tbo ha

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Herbert Doughty

Praniaeat WlWwood Boddeat, Whe

Wffl IWa Up *ew Wert in Ohio

t ^ lt * th * ot th * Herbert Dou*hty. manager of the South Jaraey dlrtsion erf the Atlantic •• City Bectrlr Company, who came to \T7__ ACOfl P,4__ Cape May county In February. 191*. WOu *JUU rnze trom Hammonton. will leave Thurs-

day. January 15. for Cambridge, Ohio, where he will assume one of the three division managerahlas of the Ohio Berrlce Company. His headquarters will be at Cambridge and hit territory will be three times ma

nn Friday, the tbT'wiw^Sa td tm Jaauary

!■ the string band division, scoring them tongs higher oa the ladder of J in their second appearance wtta the Ml miners In Philadelphia on New

Tsar's Oay.

It was a magnificent spectacle that greet* tbs Judgrn when the WUd- ' frtmg Band swung Into postBraver Jontteg tbs wintry blasts that swept Broad Street at ‘ point, seat svery man a tip-toe-and side

Kendrick. Mayor « on New Tear's »■'*- L Mast Pins Ave-

a her home thU week, / friends who wUl rea few days oa a tour of Cape May county.

. roatod to be pete sad pretty. Such i a bearing « want out from the f throats of the thousand* would be - - , imagine. It wars as If all

od fans held reserved seeu.

The tall buildings toek op tbs echo and it resounded up tbs street and down tbs street like a whirlwind of happy 1*ughtsr such aa bad act been heard in a long time. Everybody

delighted; the Judge* well pleasW lid wood win be expected to ap-

wood M. K- Church. In which section of Five Mile Beach he resides, and la a member of the board of governors of the Wildwood Board of Trade.

Boardwalk Bonds fildwMd City Csmmiasionen Pass Ordinance os Two Reading-* An ordinance authoiisirg a bond i of 9115.090 for the purpose of nr boardwalk In the First

Ward, from Twenty-sixth Avenue to Cedar Avenue, to be 60 feet In width when completed, was Introduced and paaeed on its first and second readIngs by the Wildwood City Comm I bstunere on Tuesday afternoon. Solicitor Palmer M. Way I'.formed the Commissioners that all signatures of the property owners immediately affected by the razing of the old walk had been obtained with but one exception. and that only an error of a wrong address of the owner, who resides In Norristown, was the delay

The plans and specifications of the

played before many enthusiastic property owners In the Commissioner' Chamber, which by resolution bad been approved by the Commissioners. It Is expected that actual, operations will begin on or about February 7 The Commissioners are ably handling a project calculated to begin a new era for this resort, it Is an achievement won by the persistent energy of men who have the beat Interests of the property owners at heart.

, which includes all of Cape May ounty, except Ocean City. Mr. Doughty has proven a

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; called by the k* needs tor adi Wildwood branch

of the Sea.” be marebsfi with ag Band at tbs bend of his secu not flinching one step of the r. in spits of cue eoM and wind* ■redw+tk Allgsisr. retired eeptala of the Asms Watte Cape Club, was marshal, nod Jo* Chambers, of Lobstsn’ Club, la

the

Tata, of the "Wyn- ■ a party of young fo?«!o*wG!w? —s TOMS have Jolnby Installing an tn- ' week from Harrte-

stroetive resident of Fire MU* Beoeb. Chiefly through his efforts the Wildwood Klwanis Club was organised a ^ _ m3 faithfully through a eery successful first your. He Is now past president of tbs Wildwood Club and before presh Mr. Doughty is president of tbe Wildwood Glee (Bub. one of the best

3^7 and took the multitudes by _ . Well repaid tor tbelr long watt la tbe biting cold, scores of pec*** Ualag • along the fine of march. W after ehesr ter tbe WlWwood String Bend. As aid* ard war Un wttb severed Is red. whit* ad t

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of tbe organlMf on are to be to^gratulatsd. Tbe big Job merited its

n embers vbdUag Marion Lloyd, who Cornell, and Lmtse

Wildwood Kiwanians tonal

Carrington, of Atlantic Oty. InstaHi ad tbe newly-elected officers r—* " • rectors of the Wildwood 1 ! Club, at Its weekly luncheon - - Lyndhurst. Tuesday. “ . res also shear?od by tbe chib, wives and triads of tbs KiwasJans

that body to attsnd “ iton. on Tusedxy H Bright, of ' s hU seat as Mrs. Walter

Auotta; district trustee, a T. King: past president, Herbert C. Doughty; directors—for three years. Hany Witt*. Alias Ones: far two years. Joha Beecher. Clarence ■«*

3-piece Living Room Suites Upkalitanl is Vdaoi, Tspertij or Woir. PRICE $175 UP

Talk, hnbe

DINING ROOM SUITES to. ou-l m-*. $250.00

toe d the yeiali fa a ten-gOK i

Fife Chain and Am Chair.

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We carry hnidredi of BUGS to make your s& Icetim from. All siaes and grade*. Wool and Hbre, Tapestry, Velret, Axnunxter and loyal

Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets flDO secures inmsdiitf ddrrcry. Oak, white

C. M. Ware Company

XEU.TILLK, X. J.

._» of Jaauary. c anniversary of tbotr a»d Mrs. D Mites Mis to potato with frtotos K C.. tbsnee to tbs Key Wmt. rstt Fa., where l

by Mr. Mm prise, donated by Percy won by David MeXibbU. Bearing Prtolsut Dsughty «£► phasisod tbe Msnsnrsblp of tbe Boy fissuts ae tbe meet tamortaat pi*©* of work done during tbe year. Tbe - ■ f as—nghsbwsnt of bis adIstratlon, terwsver. tbe president ■tatod. waa tbe Uylng of tbs foundation tor future years

Wildwood rbftttolb-

w Carrtagton. who. after touch ur*o various kinds of stubs to ic-ou* veto, sutod that tbs deb Idea la tM years old to United atuios and

— . 5s , ’i.“La , sa!=:i , i!Ss

badge, be said. Is tbs highest medal Klwanis knows saythlhng about. Dr Carrington declared that Herbert

• threaten* of booses to s portion of WU4-

ssr wort to bringing Klwanis to

a. attar Dr. CarrtngFrsatdoet’s badge up-

id address

paying tribute to Dr. Cairtortoa, tbe

m firaML^m «»d and tbs bow orfisrrs and directors

Moral, and is a

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of tbs club

At the class of Mr. Jacksoa's ad- _ oas H. Footer Oostto presented bouquets to Mn. William Carrington. Mrc. Herbert Doughty and Mia. Perry

rsrKS . of tbe prow

MOW a THK TtMb TO BMP AIK that roof. Wo bare a good atook light, medium, and heavy wetght. Buy tbe Champion Bcottog of (team-

BUILD AND OWN A HOME IN 1925 You could not make a more commendable resolution for 1925 than to own your own home. Whether it’s for yea. around use, or just for the season, you should own die house you live in. Will you just have a bundle of rent receipts on January 1, 1926, or will you have a start toward a property that will not only be distinctly yours, but will increase in value as the years roll on, beside giving you that comfort and security that comes only with home ownership? We stand ready to help you plan your home, and to help you finance it. Call, write or phone

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