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Sea Isle City

Dr. T. C. Wheaton and tamlly, of Millville, have arrived for the summer month*. Don't forcet the Mooee dance Saturday hlyht at Moese Hall, for the benefit of the building fund. Franc!* Gorman and alatttr, of Philadelphia, were week-end vialtore o* their uncle, Frank O'Neill, at Hotel Bellevue. The Parent-Teaahere' tlon held a bustneae ‘ meeting the City Hall Tueeday evening to to rial Day plana.

tor catching the largeet channel ever landed thla early in the in, and the eecond wa* for It with ordinary email fish Conaldine waa fishing for i when he landed the big fiah. which tipped the scale* at (11-1 pounds It waa brought In

. and Mrs. Charles Kohs, of have again op« their cottage, “The Cinderella,'' at Townaend’a Inlet, for the seaai Mr. and Mrs. Morris Feldi motored home on Wednesday a spending several days in Wash ton. D. C Mrs. Herman Dlam

t and Landia Avenue.

at 8t Joseph's

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ttton, la attracting Last night's anb-

ale of the Metho'1 waa held at the South Beavllle Camp Ground. SatMay M. The Sunday puplla met at the church at 10 A. M. and were taken to the ground In can. In the priae-winning contest* . >d. The first was a sack race; second, a three-legged race. other feature* waa a re- , ball throwing, and crackg. The contest that held t interest for the kiddles shoe eontest, in which all took off their shoes and tn In a pile in the center of the circle. At a given signal » rushed for their own The first one getting hi* ms on and fastened von . the afternoon r games played, and by S.IO everyone was about ready to go home, but having entire day.

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1 Which Wrll > Mission will continue until Sunday night, when

it will

Mr. R. A. RockhiU, of Woodlynne; Joseph Clark and Edward Pierce, both of Philadelphia, are staying at the home of Mrs. WUmrt Edwards, while working on Mr. RockhUl's Ing built ca Whale Beach. Mrs. RockhUl arrived W vend the holiday* tn Last Monday night the Junior T. K. u. A. Group tri'a. which proved to be very Intereating and amusing, were about thirteen boys These group meetings are more Intereating week by and any boy between the aj I and IS. regard!jes of deno tion. is eligible to Join. Those who have rooms can be 1st during the motorcycle pageant are particularly r-gad to register their ► with a W. Travis.

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Two records were shattered by Dan Conaldine this week while g off the local pier. One waa

That’s the Anniversary the Hidden Name Oonteit Celebrate*

"So sorry I couldn’t make your wedding." “Never mind, iU have another

Diamonds

The ideal graduation gift, a peerless diamond, will be a ibrance of that Priced at fill. $1(. |K and up.

The Diamond at >11 la specially priced for graduation sale and i* set in a white gold mounting. Something that every girl graduate will

L C. MORRISON Jeweler

100 High St, Hfflvffle, H. J. 'At the sign of the dock"

Eighteen Weeks Old and Going Strong

' have already been a

The teat la eighteen and la still going find tl through the Cl* menu tor the na

I Advertlaee of Cap* May

And those whe their names and free tickets tc unt’s Casino Theatre, Wildnod. or the Moorlyn Theatre, >ean City, think it's one of the st of tndo .i sports ■rail week eight names, me number that appeared eek, are hidden. One of tl may be your*, even though you

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decide tickets will be

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for and notify i mailed you free.

Last week's winner* were: Herbert Johnson. South S*a-

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Miss Merlon Hewitt. Ocean

Mayor Sofroaey Score* Guard Seach Tories

H. A. Decry, Sea Isle City. Mlsa Ethel McPherson, Cap* May Court House. R. F. D. Mrs. Jam** Callahan, 111 East Twenty-sixth Street, Wildwood. e names were hidden no tickets because they did not notify us were: — H. Powell. 3400 Central a. Ocean City. Warrington. Ore**

(Continued from Page One) make the necessary arrangements with the players Th ■ schedule for music which Boeder wms lasted to compile calls for *7 ierts starting July 1. Three lerta will be given on July 4. Th* band will have twenty members Th* Clerk was suthorl* »d to place the advertisement foi bids for music for the coming eea-

Mayor Sofroney was author!red to purchsaa a new lifeboat for a not exceeding |K0. This

Charles J. Lyon*. Tuckahos.

It takes nine men to win * hall am*, but any one of them can

Clothes That

Are Right - -

“CLUB CLOTHES* at $25, $30, $35

They strike “twelve" because they are right In tailoring. In the all woolen fabric* made up In newest pattern# and atyle, and they are alao right in price. “Club Clothes" give you more wear for lam dollars than any other clothes. If you’ve worn them before, you know. If you haven't there's s pleasant surprise In store for you. Come In and let us present them to you.

Harry Sheffer

112 East Main Street bewv onw br <ht> sv ew> as MILLVILLE, N. J. “DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED"

Incorporated In the The most elgslficaat th.ee-l.„ f , at the start of the year. |coubfoaUo* a C. a D.

Rose Tea Room

JUt STREET ATALtM, *.

A GOOD PLACE TO EAT

Pull Coutm Dinner (Sunday*) Ban mb Pta, 0bU« elnnp !

*1.00

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Dainty Lunch**

Orders taken for Hot Muffin*, hot

RUGS! EXCEPTIONAL OFFERS!

One Week Sale 9x12 Tapestry Rugs

We have just placed on Sale twenty-seven 9*12 Tapestry Rugs. Regular price, $32.00. Special Price, $24.75

Term*: $4.75 down; $6 in 30 days; $7 in 60 days; $7 in 90 days We are showing them in our South Window

C. M. Ware Company

MILLVILLE, N. J. Free Delivery in Cape May County

PHONE 320

EMINENT CHEMISTS make this Announcement Possible

Two of the foremost Chemist* from the Fleishman Co., New York Laboratory were here for three days week

before last at our New, Modem Establishment, for the purpose of obtaining proof that this is a Quality Bakery

After a Most Rigid Test of Our Quality Bread, they Quote the Following Analysis:

The Symmetry is very good.

Bloom-good.

Color of Crust-golden brown.

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Consisrency of Crust-thin and tender. Color of Crumb-nice and white.

Grain-close.

7 8 9 10

Texture-good. Odor-good. Flavor-excellent and of the eat more kind Keeping Qualities-excellent.

And we might *a; w dial regard that we have ooe of the loaves before us now which wa* made last Friday and which we have just cut tha Monday, aad it it n* yet a REAL FRESH LOAF sad a* such.

“It’s The Dough That Counts” in

LATIMER’S QUAUTY BREAD

And our Special Raisin Bread on Wednesdays is a treat

AT YOUR GROCERS