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"Bummer time" ewooped down upon WUdwoodere in eerneet Sunday. Dayllaht sarlnf time went into effect the same day. *5»e the reeort would have been Jammed. km uaual. thi cuetomary number of people euffered a eet back in their well-laid plane, and a day> outing by tbe aea was apolled when failure to make train* by a eerlea of mixupe reauted. Ideal weather it waa for everybody. Bathera reveled In the aurf and lined the beach front ail day. One automobile speeding down Atlantic Avenue, carried tve pretty girls In bathing togs, toealng kisses to bystanders. Their bobbed heads of light wavy curls, flying In the wind, completed the real picture advertising of the resort city. Scores w_lked the new boardwalk, back and forth as far as they dare go. talking of the finished structure as the Innovation of a greater Wildwood. In fact, the new boardwalk is the one topic of talk holding the visitors' Interest. Among those on a one days visit were J. Harry Saylor. W*«t Philadelphia; Mra. F. V. Farrington and daughter. Matilda; Dr. H. Burton Walker and wife, of Millville: Mre. Jame* Ingram, of Glbbstnwn; Mr. and Mrs. William H. MaeKay and sons, of Millville; ansa Cara J. Perry. Mre George McConnell. West Philadelphia. Mlai Leedom. of East Juniper Avenue, arrived at noon from Egg Harbor, where she had spent the

winter.

Mias Josephine Salter Is here for the summer from St. Petersburg. Dalby Johnson, of Park Avenue, was seen on the highway accompanied by hi* father; a visitor from Philadelphia. Dalby had been vary 111 and this was one of his first day's outl g: he r^as accorded a sweeping welcome. Mrs. William E. White Is stopping at the Douglass. A cousin of Mrs. Charles Douglssa. Mrs. White la chief housekespe- ut the Masonic Home, in Sprlmcfeld. O. Mra. Murray. Second and Delaware Avenue, entertained the ladles of St. Simeon's Auxiliary Wednesday efternoon. with a good attendance of the members present. The committee In charge of the recent very successful bazaar reported $83.80 as the result of sales mad*. Proceeds for the benefit of the organ fund. Mrs. Lillie Harris, forme; ly of the Bldwell. will manage the Juniper this next year. Mrs. M. H. Randal, of Germantown. while motoring to Wildwood. gave a “lift" to two girls footing It to tbe reaort city, whose r mee she failed to get. She overtook them at Egg Harbor tramping fi am Camden. Mr. and Mr*. T. Elmer Flthlan entertained a small party of friends at cards In their home last Friday evening. Painters are at work on the Dayton Hotel In preparation for an early season. The opening of the Seaside for j 1826. under new management | will show both Interior and exterior Improvements. Thursday. May 7. Rebekah lodge. 1. O. O. F.. will celebrate by giving a dinner on the occasion of their anniversary. In tbe lodge rooms In the Third Ward fire

house.

Mrs. Robert T. Elliott was winner of first high score In five hundred at the public card party held by the ladlea of the Five Mile Beach Humsne Society. Wednesday evening las: The ladlea of the Auxiliary W A. C.. entertained at s public card party In tbe rlub bouse. Pacific and Glenwo?d Avenue*. Monday night lacc with a fine attendance M... Giles Craven will occupy the Graham cottage. West Wildwood Avenue, this coming season. Mrs F V. Farrington has taken over the Chester Inn. East Magnolia Avenue, for the season of 188$.

• Comb Exploded

1 Mias Blanche Oilman figured In a peculiar accident while en route to Atlantic City last week when a dressing comb In her hand bag exploded, shooting flames high In the air. Mlaa Oilman was returning home after a birthday celebration spent with Mrs. George W. Adams, West Glenwood Avenue, had taken the 6 o'clock bus and the Journey waa well under way when sharp sounds of the explosion startled the passengers and they saw flames coming from the seat where Miss Oilman aat with another lady. A colored man quickly caught the bag and threw It from the window. It appears that the hot pipe which convey* heat to the bus, waa responsible, as Miss Oilman’s bag was resting very close to It. and the comb, being a celluloid composition, com-

bustion was easy.

Tearing Down Old Church The demolition of tbe old Bap-

tist church property, Southwest corner Maple and Pacific Avenues, strikes a tragic note In the heart* of some who found peace with God within Us once sacred walls. Cherished memories dear to many are those of other days when "Harry or Margaret was little and here they first learned to know the

gospel. Folks pass by. but not ....

without a sigh as workmen with ji. Mother of Hezeklah. (Short-

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cruel hands tear the old and withered boards from their fastenings. The site was sold through Ackley A Son last fsll to Messrs. Penza A

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hla faith In God.

4. Title of Christ in Rev. signi-

fying "First."

8. "A chief ruler about David."

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18. Half shaved fre*” David's mes-

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17. Conjunction.

18. Obedient, (abbr.)

20. What Paul endured yet gloried

the rasing of the building to make way for new brick stores planned of tbe latest modern construction. Operations to begin at once. Council of Republican Women The annual meeting of tbe Cape May County Council of Republican women, will be held Monday. May 4. In Beavllle Community Hall. Ocean View, beginning 11 o’clock. Box lunch. All officer* and chairman of committees are requested to be present and read of the year. Important business and plsns for the coming spring primary election will be discussed. A full attendance of all the members is urgently desired. Election of officers for the ensuing year will take place. Truck Jolted Bank To avoid hitting a car parked at the crub. Wildwood and Pacific Avenues. Daley, employed by the city, drove his truck directly In the northerly pillar foundation of the Marine Bank and tore away portlors of the atone, dislodging a corner of the bronse tablet encased there. The Jolt was of such terrific force as to tear the tire from the front wheel of the truck, splintering tbe huh. Daley wes not hurt, but badly stunned by tbo force of the collision. The accident occurred about 4 o'clock Mon-

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26. Woman's girdle. 27. Given name of companion of Paul's first missionary Jour-

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31. Animal of cat tribe. (American lion.) 32. Affirmative. 33. Diminutive of name of one of Christ's followers. 34. Ore of the first cities conquered by Joebum during his conqueet of Palestine. 37. What the woman did with her hair to our Lord's feet. 40. Sunday School, (abbr.) 41. What Paul ,described as "Nothing In the world." 43. Well known tree—mentioned by Hose*. (Iv:18) 44. Jacob's brother. 46. City of Kansas—also feminine

. Place where Paul saw the "man from Macedonia.” I. Name borne by several Popes. I East India, (abbr.) 1. North Latitude, (abbr.) l. Paul's attitude toward Christians before his conversion. 1. Done by Jesus before hla disciples to convince them of the ree.lity of his resurrection body. . Number of loaves used to feed the four thousand, (rbbr.) . Mountain In Asia Minor. . Level, smooth. . Anger. . Place where John the Baptist worked for a time. . Color of s horse seen by St. John In his wonderful vision. . One who sings the lowest part. . Obtain. VERTICAL . One of the fruits of the spirit enumerated by Paul. • Eggs. . Popular name of the "Porerunner.” . Jewish Passover month. . Definite article. (Fr.) . First mentioned of Paul's converts. . Hour, (abbr.) . An entrance or passage. . Capital of Lycaonla. Visited by Paul on first missionary Journey. . Steal. . Insect used by Solomon to point an injunction to Indus-

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