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SPOILING THE BABY •y DOUQLM MALLOCH

IVA T BUST mother hu to cdt ATA And hold th# baby quite ■ bit If* wrong, my aunt aaya, doing It My aunt Mia aaya the more you hold A baby, than the more they acold To have you taka them. Mother told My aunt the limply wouldn't try To cure th* baby of It—why. She limply couldn't let him cry I My aunt *he cay*—no matter what— My aunt ahe say*: If right or not If* Mother'* baby Mother'* got And Baby l* ao very small He runnot walk, but hai to crawl; He can't amuse himself at all. But, my. how easy It would be If he was only big. If be Could Ju*t read pictures Juit like me! <e *7 McClara Nivipapar BrP4le»i.

Reflections of a Bachelor Qirl fr* KELOI kOUTLABD

too much, one raisin too many—and pouf, crash—there's noth Ing left! It la bard to say which suffer! worse: a woman holding her breath while her husband hunts for the hooka on the beck of her evening gown, or a man holding his breath while his wife tries to repeat his favorite funny

A perfect evening of “eoul-ocov panlenehlp” Is one after which the girl and the inf that the other has been thoroughly and SMOOseefully “vamped " All a girl needs In order to be perfect stenographer Is th* tart of a divorce lawyer, the patience of Job. the rapidity of a fireman, the coolnesa of r surgeon, the acuteness of a mindreader. th* nerve* of a dam and th* temper of an angel. And yet wonder why a girl possessing ell those virtues wonld rather be a young man's “sieve" than an old man's offle* fixture! Alas, If s woman tries to restrain a men from Indulgl" la bis little follies, she Is “nagging him to destruction," and If she doesn't she la “letting him go to can a poor wife

Ttowrt of preserving I In never permitting the I

Aove Is s beautiful symphony—to which a man Insists os adding Innomerallr little Interludes.

Advice to the friends i of a bridal pair "Keep off the grass' In the mstrimoaial Garden of Kden. (• tr newleea.)

Through th? Qlad Eges cf a Woman •<5? Dv Jstxr Dos

WHEN 1 WAS A FLAPPER— T WAS warned that the complexion A of most flappers Is a thing of beauty until they study the literature round the cold cream Jars.

I never Indulged In face massages or electrical vtbro treatments for the akin. I am 1 saving that to the thir-

1 only used powder on special party occasions and then my me Uwaye cubbad U off at the leal moment. • • • I lived out la the open aa much es I could and net'her overate myself or unde rate myself. 1 went to bed early and roe* fairly early. Ten to eleven hours of sleep Is not too much for s growing girl I indulged moderately In outdoor exercise. but did not make myself e sieve to tennis, rowing and such Ilka violent exercises. Many a woman can trace an enlarged hear, to overlndulgenc* In aport In her flapper days. • • • I remembered that beauty Is not only akin deep but health deep.

» a tittle prayer for my

Ocean City Lets Contrad For Publicity

Bids Pot Tennis Courts Turned Down As Too High; Orchestra

Employed For Season

Street Supervisor Named Bide were opened at the meeting of the Ocean City Commissioners Monday for the placing of summer newspaper publicity for the 1926 season. Two bids were received, being from the Gormely Smlth-Pfeifer Company, of Atlantic City, for (3,760.96, and the Dorland Advertising Agency, of Atlantic City, for I3.636.66. After the bids were scheduled by Engineer Colllaeon, a resolution was offered by Mayor Champion, awarding the contract to the Dorland Advertising Agency. One bid waa received for the building of four tennis courts at the Ocean City Tennis Club. The Union Paving Company offered to do the work for $14,766. This bid was rejected by the Coi. _•!*- elonere os being too excessive. Bids were opened for the leasing of the tennis courts for the 1936 season. A letter from C. O. Killy was to the effect that he would take charge of the Tennis Club for 6126 per month. A bid of 31 was received for the lease from Alfred C. Miller, of this city. Cwnmlssloner Robinson declared that he was doubtful If the best Interests of the city were served by the leasing of the grounds. He was of the opinion that the city should operate the courts In s bualnees-Uke manner. He proposed that the courts be placed in charge of one of the

Commissioners.

A motion by Commissioner Campbell placed the care and direcUon of the Ocean City tennis courts under the supervision of Commissioner Robinson. Commissioner Roblnaon then moved that the bids received for the leasing of the tennis courts be rejected. These motions were both passed. Commissioner Robinson recommended that Osborn* Coieon be appointed as street supervisor at a salary of 1176 per month. A revolution was offered by Director Roblnecn to this effect and was accepted. Director Robinson reported that the Commissioners had Inspected the conditions on West Avenue, between Twentyninth and Thirtieth Streets. The consensus of opinion was that the Weet Avenue, between Twenty ninth and Thirty-fourth Streets should be cut through and graded. He also reported aud recomded that additional brush and e be placed In the Jetties at

South Ocean City.

Director Robinson recommended that arc lights be placed at Twenty-fourth Street and Central Aveeue. Eleventh and Twelfth and Wealey Avenue, and at Twen-ty-third and Asbury Avenues. These reports were received and read upon the minutes. Report* for April were recelvnom Health Officer T. Lee ■lamp He reported five marriages. two births and five deaths. Six marriage licensee were Issued. Building Inspector Herbert C. Smith reported 3368 In fee* received for April. City Electrician Joseph Wrlgr'ns reported $134.60 in April fees: and City Solicitor Andrew C. Boswell reported that Ocean City's petition concemi ig the electric lighting waa submitted to the State Utility Board. A report was race, red irwi the Public Resort Recreation Comn. -'on. Russell H. Nulty. secretary. recommending the services of the Lieutenant J. Riley Welock Orchestra for the mualc pavilion from the 13th of Jane until S-sp-tember 13. the contract price be;.ig 37.100. A resolution by May-

or Champion awarded the mimic

contract to Welock.

A communication was received from the State Utility Board of Trenton, stating that the electric light complaint had been received end a copy was sent to the Atlantic City Electric Compeny. If the answer Is unsatlsfateory. a date for a hearing will be set. Twenty-five dollar* was appropriated for the Joseph M sc ray i Poet, O. A. R.. for the decoration*

' for Memorial Day.

Mr. and Mrs Rlsley. of this city, and eon. Carl, enjoyed an automobile trip to Middletown, N. Y., over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Da.Is. of Camden, have ruturaed to this retort and are now making their residence at 848 Park Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Smith, of this city, have returned home from their wedding trip. Before her recent marriage Mrs. Smith waa Mias Josephine Blood, of Somer'e Point. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Derr and Wilson Kile, of (Mney. Pa.. were the week-end guests of Mias Julie Plleggl. at her home. Ninth Street and Asbury Avenue. The Ocean City Junior High School registered their fifth victory of the season and the second consecutive one over the Somers Point Junior High School Tuesday afternoon by e 6 to 4 score.

Straw Hats

Poi the part three yean this shop has been the county's leading distributor of straw hat*. All sixes, all styles, prices from $1.39 up. New York Shop Men* and Women's Furnishings 936 Asbury Ave., Ocean City Open Evenings

Thirty-fourth St rest, convey! iff the school children tc and froLschool. The trolley track* are being repaired necessitating the operation of busses. A. J. Mann, retort r*al»jr and notary public, he* *old Me residence and office. 633 Asbury Avenue. and la now In Somers Point, engaged In the real estate buainees. Mr. Mann was formerly a Somers Point real eatat* broker and la wall known In both cities. Jack D. Hendrick*, wall-known resort resident and tennl* coach, baa bean named as coach of the University of Pennsylvania tennis teama Mr. Hendricks took charge of tha tennis iupervUlon and 1* now on a tour with th# Penn team which wlU meet William*, Tala, Rutger* and Princeton. In rapid

the subject. 'The Housing Problem In England.” Officer* w*r* elected at thla session. The new officer* are: Prealdent, Ml** Mable Clay, of Beealey’s Point; first vice president, Mias Julia Scull, of Ocean City; second vloe president, Mrs. Harriet Rutherford, of Cap* May; recording secretary. Mr*. Lydia Meech, of Wildwood; corresponding secretary. Mr*. Myrtle McDole, of Pa10; treasurer. Mrs. Gertrud*

Dr. Aldrich C. Crowe, of Birmingham. Ala.. 1* the latest addition to th* reeon medical fratarnlty in thla resort. Dr. Crow# la * graduate of Jefferson Medical College. Philadelphia. g'-aduaUng In 1931 and serving In ‘he Philadelphia general hoepiul. Tot the pest two year* he eenred In the Birmingham Baptist Hospital, at Birmingham. Ala. The Women's County Republican organisation met at the Community HMi. Be*villa, Monday afternoon. Representative# from all over the county were present. The principal speaker waa Mr*. Aldridge. of England, who apoke upon

The Season Is Here So we find the mosquito also here. RODEBAUGH, 122 E 17th Ave. WILDWOOD The Screen Cpecialiet We find Is still here. SCREENS ARE A SPECIALTY Frames, any site. Full Window, painted, to you 60c Screen Doors, any alxe. .— 1*-*®

We will cover your frames with pure copper for 6c aq. ft. If you prefer galvanised, that will cost 6 l-3c covered. The Average alse screen will coat you, covered with pure copper, about $1.60. Nothing better than pure copper. It will last twice as long as this bronse or so-called bronte. 96% Copper-|- 11% Zinc How doee that make bronse? Let It go at that. Order your screens from RODEBAUGH

I hereby announce that I aa a Candidate for the Bepablican Boodnatioc for Sheriff of Cape Hay County at the coaring primary election, Jane 16th, 1925, and aotidt the support and co-operation of the voter* of Cape Kay County. JOHN T, BYRNE VULDVOOD, N. J. Ordered and paid for by John T- Byrne.

NOW OPEN IEW OFFICES OF Clara McCann REAL ESTATE Lavender Hoad and Beach AFARTKEHTS COTTAGES BUVGAL0W8 STORES HOTELS LOTS FOR SALE OR REIT WILDWOOD CREST, N. J.

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

For Assembly CHARLES C. READ

For Sheriff JAMES T. HOFFMAN For l reeholder JOSEPH G. CHAMPION For State Committee MABEL CLAY WARREN D. HANN

Ihla advertisement ordered and paid for by Warren D. Kar.n. Weal Wildwood. N. J.

Headley, of Ocean City. Mr*. Martha Penrose, of North Wlldwood, waa elected third vloo pr**ldent. Mr*. Meech waa elected a* delegate to vote at thsSUtemeeting. while Mia* Elolse fright, daughter of State Benator Bright, of Wildwood, was ehoeen altar-

ft’s RmI Economy To have your old thoea repaired and renewed to give all tke life and wear of near —and how comfortable they feel! QUICK WORK—LOW PRICKS Vincent Sannino SHOEMAKER Sm late Gty, N. J.

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x arAimu 10 ITALIA STREET Tallortng. dry cleaning

When Thirsty-Hungry 9 Pick up your nearett telephone wood order

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WILDWOOD ICE CREAM CO. Snooenon to Ayrea 147 Z Garfield Avenue Wildwood, |. j.

JOIN THE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE CHARTER NOW OPEN Secure Protection for Your Children Insure Yourself Again*! the Bleak Ptmlbllitlee of Old Age Learn About Mooeeheart and

Meeting Night 3nd and 4th Wednesday Every Month Frank Rofaenaoo, Secy. 199 East Learning Ave. WILDWOOD, I. J

The Secret of Satisfaction

When you come and buy a suit and It wear* and It wear* and people tell you how well It looks, why, that'* satisfaction. Would you Ilk* to be sure of getting that satisfaction? You can by purchasing your clothes here. Our clothes are tailored to hold their shape down to the last thread. They are made of splendidly wearing, rich woolens In Spring's own patterns and colors. Come in and Look Goer Our Clothing at $25, 30, $35 «i $45

Harry Sheffer 112 East Main Street n> sucnfic oote te o.„ iu, o«ity. am MILLVILLE. N. J. "DRESS WELL. AND SUCCEED"

Congoleum Gold Seal Art Rug Sale

?S^feuI^W^k ntry Cong ° leUm Gold S" 1 R“8> will b. di^Uyed M this We ere ehowing a number of pattern, in our south window. While ConBoJeum Rug. are guaranteed to give complete satisfaction the prices are low We can sell you any size 6 X 9. 9 I 9, 7-6 X 9, 9 X IO-6and9x 12. 11 “ » pleasure to show you the goods.

Radio

We are getting good results from Radio the last week. We can install any style you may select. We guarantee SERVICE. That is one of the most essential things to consider in purchasing Radio.

Royal Electric Cleaner We have tried out a number of Electric Oaanerv end decided long ago that the Royal Electric waa superior in many ways to any other cleaner that we know of. ^. y rl^. CUU w, Ei ,“ Sric are abo the beet Electric Washers on the market. We amy the* and will be pk«ed to demon•irate them.

C. M. Ware Company MILLVILLE. N. J. Free Deliray in Cape May County

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