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nUPAY, JUHE 5, 1986.

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Classified Advertising e your a(U and bUl will b« aant; Ball and Ke/atone Phones 40 ita In this section are one cent a word:

to wu" 1 fonoeott eddltiooel. H. eu*aw a™..

Where to Eat

. 1 j"r.V’Vfa 1 " 1 ^ i Want Anoltl * r Oyterl Moderate price. Small amount o» ca«h f he warm air of K«yi'l s.Ono yearn Oynters, like olive*, are an aer^e^ Schienris Broth*,.. Inc . | Kfo were reproduced at the Calrer- ! qulred taate, and a mate that some WUdwoo<1 «l«y of Penn.TlranU hj Prof. Jean ; (>en>one never acquire. There are OCEAN cmr—NEW COLONIAL B - ***<*• *‘ 1 '' reejored a small dale many, saye E. E. Whiting, writing bungalow. ( room, and hath. ? -nrt; found in the tomb of a noble of the cheerfully In the Boston Herald.

CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE—ENoy one of our .pe-lal Sunday eprln* — turkey dinner. Hotel

WILDWOOD — DINNER SERVED lallr. 11 to 1.10. Breakfast trom 7.90 to ». EVenlng « to 7. Attiactlve rooraa. The Lmdhunt. US E. Cedar

OCEAN CITY—AFTER YOU HAVE ueea served a big Sunday dinner by due you’ll come back often to the Vienna Restaurant. Ml Aabury. Ocean citir. —“

the reed* Instead of at the end*, as

Lota for Sale at I In modern instruments. Each note 1 end Its ortare are Bounded equally OCEAN CTTY—UNUSUAL OPPOR- j lw >d at the same time, quite unlike tunity In a new tract located In the! any preoent-day Instrument.

Gardens at price, averaging leu than -

140.00 per front foot. Do not put off. , _ but con.ult Clayton Halne. Brick. T.wMT.

Realtor. 411 Eighth St. Phone: X&0.

T^iIeR WILL SAVE YOU MONEY V muas Unusual specials for you - 1 Miner's Cut Price Palm H' 1 ! tits Asbury Are.. Ocean City.

A ISLE CITY—THE BEST place to eat here U at the Lafayette Lunch Room. Mias Mary Delaney and Miss Anna Schmidt. 11 S. Landis ‘ —

Wearing Apparel APrAREL-BEAUTIPTTL almmer ecarfa bar Vc»;. r> —come, see

TrAsbury Ave-. Ocean CIO^

W I L D W O O D—SUPERIOR 1 N •very way Is the Superior Restaurant, like our food —*

I R1Y MT SHOES AT THE ROYAL 1 •« Asborr Ava.. Ocean

If sot yw

, More for you shoEs-our

Do you?

HEAVY

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bargain at ing them a

R. T. ELUOTT. SM E.

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LADIES’ SUMMER MILLINERY Dainty, cook and yat pensive are the attractive bdir*' apparel

FAST COLOR

wd all up-I

Gun*Meed. - - . Con:\f. Butterick Pi

DRESS LINENS

. PRESSES-VaOKI — , , - I « i .9WB! i" jS?S?St

I BrEjamln I ViMaood.

SPRING WEAR—L1LADT WILL

. SHOES—SEE THE NEW AND I beautiful atyle* and then compare the | row. with tt.oee yaked eslsewhere I Brrrt' Big Shoe Store. tVPoriU- Ma-

_ he refunded. I Ladle*' and Gerl*’ 1 I rhdSc Avc.. Wildwood.

MAO. YOUR HEkSnTCHINO TO I L u Browr. 417 Washington F‘ B Cap* May. It will be completed

"TWFAK—DOUOLAS8 SHOE", a rrpi taUeu tar honest, value and A Wine. 124 W. Juniper. Wlwd. I S?U. *M0M)S “piSSc 'Tvl^wSL

SHOIS-COME IN OUR SHOP ANT _ I’ariOc. Wildwood. X—MMai. I for the family. — M

_ COTTON MIXED ■ Orpr de crime In e wide variety of ■ hutenir *nd cotoriagm. The moa‘ * ■ dreaa fabric of the aa . ~ Qipe

MILLINERY-MANY BEAUTIFUL " 'toove from and all at .harp ‘•wa 1’hllllpa. TU Eighth St..

•> T W E A R-dTYUbH. COM "••I moden lely priced. Boe- - Shoe* appeal to everyone who »orn them. The Boot Shop. . Ocean City. —1

FOR THE ENTIRE

Brother*, opposite a^r Hall.

Juliua Rerih. MT Asbury Ave..

I RMSHINOR--WE ARK Why net Washington and Cape May.—Si "IH CLOTHDSQ AT DA> '"Iv atoc* until our WUdI* reopened Look for re- • " i Id wood Store. —11

WILDWOOD—YOU CAN BUY Inner that will tickle your palate M Home Dining Room. 4*07 Pacific Ave.. Wildwood. Open until mid-

OCEAN CTTY—SCHWARTZ PLAT-

Where to Stop Mi Town

OCEAll CTTY —YOU’LL BE AS satisfied whan you leave the Lincoln Barber Shop aa when you enter. Jerry Pullo. Prop.. Sth A Wesley Avse. -M

a thirst quenching soda c

AKAL ESTATE FOB BEST

APARTMENTS yOR RENT—UNfunilabed. Near Ocean By the year. Also furnished apartment* and cottage . All good location. UM to ilSOO. Theodore Croiter. Dennlsville. N. J — - O. Middleton. Mil PaclAc Ave. Rldwood Great. —» LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO UveT See H. R. Stuhltrager. In WlldAll year reservations a spe- . Payments by the month. Listing* aollrlted. XSS E Wildwood and 1M E. Maple Av “

FOR SALE. 8ACRIFICD—SALOON 12-room hotel, large cabaret and —*nc« hall woo' ?.-fu! money maker. Sise. tooxiso feu P. Gould * Co.. Realtors. SSU Pi aBc Avenue. —»

BEAL ESTATE FOB SALS

EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE LIST

■ 'zjssrszsss' led ground rip- for Imp

meat. J. C. O'CMeghea, tS Ai

Ave.. Ocean City, N. J.

oottaaee. de Well located

YOU WILL FIND ANT KIND OF EsrSure^ r Ava. Ocean City.

Old Mamcml ln*rummnt Small Elsi* Did f/ot

Notes of a raualrei Instrument

City.

WILDWOOD CREST—40 x 90 LOT. I. W. corn Palm and Philadelphia ivee. Price l»00. Terms to ”

THREE FINE CORNER LOTS FOR sale at sacrifice. Write C. Harper HSlfmann. lit W. Maple Ave.. Wildwood. Or phone: Keystone: Wildwood

sral Philadelphia propge for Wildwood prop- * Hoffman. *40 E. Oak

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law. notice la hereby E ren that the Board of Registry and evtlon In BOROUGH OF WOODBINE County of Cape May. State of New Jersey, will meet for the purpose of making registrations of voters on TUESDAY. JUNE 1S. IMS. at the hour of eever. o'clock In the morning and remain In session until nine o'clock In the evening (standard time). -• *■—"■ —"

up from said canvassing books two ueta or register* of all persona In their respective election district entitled to the right of evffrage therein

election by the affidavit In writing

u. aome voter hi that election district

to be • legal voter therein.

And again on

Tuesday. October it. taaa, at the hour of owe o'clock In the afstajs imr s>7r?«”aii purpose of revising and correcting the

that election district.

PRIMARY ELECTION

for all political parties will bo he BOROUGH OF WOODBINE

on the Itth day of Ji

the hours Of eevsti <> c*oca an me morning end nine o’clock In the evening (standard Uma) for (he purpose of making nominations of camlutai-a for

the following offices:

‘Tm glad I don’t like oysters, because If I liked 'em I'd eat 'em. and I bate ’em.'' There are many also who will feel akin In apltit with the little girl who waa making her firct appearance at a home dinner at which there were grownup guests. The first course waa oysters on the half-shell. Her mother observed approvingly the placidity and exemplary demeanor of her daughter, and thought to remove some of the solemnity and reatraint of the occasion by letting the child Into the Joys of the dinner. So she said: “Would Elsie like a nice oyaterT” Elsie looked doubtfnl, bnt dutifully opened her timid mouth, and mother popped an oyster Into It Elate closed her Ups, and the mother turned tier attention to her gnests and her oyster*. She got to the last oyster on her plate and then remembered her child, whose aflence and sustained good manner* continued to make a most delightful Impression. So she turned to the chUd and naked: “Would Elsie like another nice oyster?" A look of anguish came Into the face of the patient little gtri. She gently and cautiously parted her Up* Just far enough 'o reply: ”* don’t 'ant la ’un!"

Hai

Loan of Books

Reduced to System I waa much Interested to read

an appeal In the personal column* of the London Times for the return

of any books borrowed from late William Archer. There i

have been a great many, or this advertisement would scarcely have

been worth while. I do not aup19*5 between 1 P°"v there Is <f reader who has

suffered from book borrowing, and yet we all borrow booka upon oo-

t of State Assembly

Tax C Tea J And also for the election of <

Errors In ^ufvertlsemrnt* should be | — —

' ‘ Immediately. If the fault of Democratic State Oommlttce. ——- —And alao for the election of mem-

bers of the Republican and Demo-

cratic County Committees.

And notice Is hereby further given that the Board of Registry rind Election will meet at the following desig-

nated place: Boruflh Hall.

thteBewspaiper. tbe TIMES

sponsible for only one Incorrect In-

• ion

e brief In writing your advertiaeiL -but he -

portent points.

rise to omit

For" the* point you "may omit mtgnt ne the one to bring desired re"rhi TIMES la a member of the New Jersey Free* Association and among the ••ma nf the Association la the elimination of fr»ixmlesil and ralaleadi nr advertising. The TIMES wishes to print only truthful advertising and will appreciate having Its attention called to any advertisements not eonc ^ lna the highest standards of

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Directory of Classification.

I—In Memoriam fi—Card of Thanks J—Funeral Directors i—Funeral Flower* S—Cemetery Lota. Monument* Mourning Good* -I»dge Notices

NORTH WILDWOOI VSEli KRAUS first If you’re thinking of buying in North Wildwood. !•* W. <t7h Street. North WBdwcad. BeU nbooe. —*1

CITY — YOU’LL FIND -ptlona' Investment* among .re properties we have llst- , H. Simpson. Realtor. 411

OCEAN CITY—COTTAOE8. BUNgalows. apart .neel. and *tore«f<>r aale and lent. Everything listed. Walter H. Koehn. *th and Atlantic A’— Ocean City. •

OCEAN cmr-TOl-LI. BE WISE If you Invest in Ocean City «*—■ late. You will be wlae t Loretta M. KBey. tV ^abury

APARTMENTS. COTTAUEfi. HO tela. I aria end Stores Ire sale and reel lari i-* reeve vuu lTer* Met anti Kvendrr Mood and Baas*. Wildwood

Ifi—Lost and Found

11— Automobile Agencies 12— AutomobUea forSale it—Auto Trucks for Sale it—Oarage—Autoe for Hire 1*—Wanted—Automobiles Bu.lnasa Strvlct Shades and SVreenr .'ret Ing. Service* Offered

■ I 1..I _3r*T^**'t_ a JS Heating. Plumbing. Roofing It- -Houeemovlng *7—Inst ruction Jt—Insurance 29—LaunderiPC „ SO—Moving. Trucking. Storage j, Papering. Painting. Decorating 2*—Professional Service* *2—Repairing 94—Tailoring and Prear-f-a «.„i» Emptoyment

GENERAL ELECTION

WU1 be held on

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1

The trick of IL I n*ve found, la to have a diatenee limit. If th* borrower Uvea within five miles my houee, I lend with pleoanre. at I know that I con always get the book hack when I warn It If the borrower, on the other hand. Uvea aotne distance away. I aay: "My friend. 1 make my living with my pen and my booka. Yon are asking me for one of my tools, a tool that I may need at any moment. Should the occaadnn arise when the book la atm with you I should curse you. and that would spoil oar friend-.

Preserved Charter

The Charter oak la a tree famon*

For the purpose of electing candidates! in American history. It stood In to flU the fUlowtaff office*: Hartford. Cowl, and derived It*

from the following clrcnmtn 1687. Sir Edmond Andrea, the royal governor,

peered at Hartford and demanded the charter of the colony In the name of James H of England.

While the assembly. In

Hartford, was considering the governor’s request, the lights were suddenly extinguished; and. In the darkness and confusion that ensued, the charter was snatched from the table by a patriot, CapL William Wadsworth, and secreted In the hollow of an oak tree. This tree, was ever after known aa the Charter oak. waa carefully preserved until 1866. when It was destroyed In a violent storm. The ehartet was renewed when William and Mary ascended the throne In 1689.-

Kanaas City Times.

t aa a board of election at the above

commencing at < o'clock iromlng. cloelng at 7 o’clock In (he * Ven1 "*' FRANCES ORBEK8TEIS. Borough Cleik.

fiectl

CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY

County of Cape May. State of Ne* I Jersey, will meet for the purpose o: making regtstratlona of voter* on I

TUESDAY. JL NE U. 1S2S.

the hour of aev- n o'clock in the j

P. L. Peterson Charged With Libeling Sheriff P. L. Peter^m, tax coUector. of North Wildwood, waa arreated li evening charged with libel. The chargee were lodged following the publication of an article purporting that Sheriff Redding was a party to a bribe. Sheriff Redding pressed the chargee. Peterson was held for Court by Justice Joseph Douglass, of Court House, after a hearing in the Sheriff's office. The charges and arrest are the outcome of a bitter political fight In North Wildwood, where Sheriff Redding la a candidate for Mayor. Former Freeholder Peterson waa released on ball.

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North Wildwood Woman Shot Mrs. P. L. Peterson was shot late last night by an unknown attallant. who entered her home In North Wildkood. The culprit ea- . d. Mrs. Peterson was wound'd In the abdomen and leg. It la believed that one bullet Inflicted both wounds. Her InJurlee were dressed by Dr. Charleewortb. of Wildwood. Mrs. Peterson la the wife of P. L. Peterson, tax collector. of North Wildwood. No reason could be ascribed for the shooting.

MARRIAGES Bnea-Pficitti John P. Braca. aon of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Braca, Sea lale City, waa married In the Church of Our Lady of Good Council, Philadelphia. on June 1. to Mias Cannela Pacitti, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Nicholas Pacitti. of Philadelphia The couple will reside at the home of the bride's parents, 815 South Reeee Street. Philadelphia. Mr. Braca is employed In the Quaker City with the Colonial Trust Company, where he has been for several years. The beet man waa Jo»*ph Paclttl, brother of the bride, while the bridesmaid was Elisabeth Marxelll. The maid of honor was Miss Fllomena Braca, slater of the oom. The groom la widely known In Sea Isle City, having been a native of this place and attended the local schools.

Petitions Filed For Primary Election Saturday, May 23. petitions (or candidates In the primary election be held on Tuesday. June 18. were filed In the County Clerk'S office at Court House. The following candidates filed petitions: Republican—Governor. Arthur Whitney. Cornelius Doremus and Thomas McCran; Assembly, Charles C. Read, of Ocean City, and Edward' Becker, of Avalon; Sheriff, James T. Hoffman. Richard W. Rosenbaum, of Sea Isle City; John Byrne, of Wildwood, and Charles C. Bohtn. of Lower Township: Fir- holder. Joseph G. Champion. Ocean C:ty. and Robert C. Smith, Ocean City; State Committeeman. Warren D. Hann, West Wildwood and John H. Ross, Court House; Commltteewoman. Barbel Clay, of Beceicy’s Point. The Democrats filed petitions for the following candidates: Governor. A. Harry Moore; Assembly, John S. Graham. Wildwood; Sheriff. Alfred R. Smith. Ocean City, and Matt Schelllnger. Wildwood; Preeholdei, R. Howard Thorn, Ocean City: Coroner. Carlton M. Westcott, South Seavllle: State Commit eewoman. Patience R. Ludlam; State Committeeman, William H. Campbell. Ocean City, and Coleman F. Corson, Court House.

Queer Jungle Calls of Dahomey Natives When the barefooted black men travel In their own country they move aa silently aa specters. If they are not talking, or singing, or shrilly calling to each other, one does not bear them approach unless It be by the low rustle of their bodies against the leave*. On such occasion a file of t winding through the busbee jests a party of shades bourn some Stygian expedition. “O-Kou! O-Kou! O-Kou I" That Is the Jungle greeting of the Dahomey black man. Aa soon aa two travelers catch eight of each other In the distance they begin to shout this call. As they approach they lower their voices until the “O-Kou!" sinks to a mere murmur as they pass; then It rise* again louder and louder as they separate until lost In the distance. "O-Kou! O-Kou! O-Kou!" A greeting filled with fear. Doubtless It meant something like this: *T know where you are I I know wb you are!”—Henri de Kerillls L’Echo de Paris.

Tuckahoe Cconcil, Jr. 0. U. A. M. Jr. O. U. A. M. Council, No. 267. gave an open banquet end entertainment In their hall on last Thursday evening. Through the efforts of 8. Stephenson they were entertained by the Sand Warblers Quartet, of Cape May City. About 200 were present. All reported having a fine time.

Water Systems: 5-1 Five things for you to consider 1— Knowledge of conditions and needs. 2— Value built in. 3— Houses behind the product. 4— Has it the latest itn-pro-ements? 5— Repairs and service close. Have the others submit their answers and let us. You will be the sole judge.

J. P. COLUNS CO. SO. SEAVILLE, N. J.

nine o’clock h.

evening (atandanl.

Wanted—Te Bur

L^iS'L^AlD FOR FALSE TEETH. 0 *> t and m ’wigniS? - peinU. !&£*,„•* *ReflmSr& i4 <§N!ro. ROOM AND B0ABJ *°«m. Wits or Without Board *

. ... ''No OPENING OF THE '*1 E. Maple Ava.. Wfigwood. i-.cHleot tabic. New bed*. • management. Fine location. uVrK t s Pring me- Mr*

. 11S7-S* Asbur, Av*..

1 ‘ -'TlKERi'-UI.. HOME1 'nnma ore thorn at the ’ “ i. Mr*. Calh-

■•nr—too wax. be m—l you «at at th* ■urant. Melvtlto Smith.

BRING THE FAMIur apodal ehkBea 4ln■r Roi.blna Reatauront *• HooM-anada eakoe

scjr*£jg 1 1 £2

41 Muncy to lawn SEwsexis™-

Live Stock

Doc*. Cat*. PeU Cattle .

and Suppllea

I—I Jr* Stock

T (T—Wanted—14 ve

MarchandIM

U 4*—Article- fot* SoW-^New t*—Artlrlea for Sole—Ueed

S3 la -Klertrlral Gooda

SI—K-chanx-

and Office Equlp-m

SMALL FRUIT FARM FOR SALE Boela *-- - Fine bearing cordltkm. good Ma room 5i—Building Material* (arming and apnolng Imple- u—Drugs and Gift*

SI H ttuppert. tit E I st—Form

-j . , 7 _ Kue , Feed. Fertlllare

IS-Oood Thing* to Eat

Good Story, Anyway ~lie popular etory of how the

Spanish province of Andalunla acquired Its name la told by Eleanor

- — — —-- I Eisner In one of tier travel books IUta or register, of *11 pereon, li: -I,their re*pectlve election district en- ; Early explorer* entering the provUtled to the right of suffrage therein : Ince met a pennant Indolently (bleat the next election or who shall pei- ing a mule acroon a pass: they

^ ‘■‘ni to tell them the name

■atiafactlun o( m.ch l<wrd of regiato of this -unny a"d pleaaaDt land, and el 'Clion by the affidavit In writing presumably In a language or digof rome voter In th.t djrtlon dUtnct lpc , ^ wh | rh he anderatood never xJfd .g^o.. a word. He looked them over, siTUESDAY. OCTOBER 1*. IKS. >M»t snd smiling In the usus! Rpnnat the hour of one o clock In the af- 1 fashion. Ihen. turning to hit ternoon and remain In session until I mule, called out. 'Andn. I.urin.' nine o ctortt In the evening for the | which simply meent 'Go on. Lucia* ;i SffiSS ^V^o^eaST ^ »>ut the strangers took It to be the STEUrra ^raSSrStKied m name of the country, which they] the right of suffrage and of erasing registered In their rough charts SI

therefrom the name of any pereon Anrt ,i ui i. -

who after a fair opportunity to be| Ana *'U*‘*. ah—It he ahou n not to be en- i I

that elect Inn district,

election.

titled to vote, li

Misplaced Sympathy

When 8lr Henry Hawkins, the tm-

primary ELECTION moos Judge, was practicing at th* *CI?Y : ok Efa c fsLE c?ty‘ ,<1 h,r ’ 0,1 one "«»*>on having the prig the Itth day of'june. IKL between oner’s children preaent In the courti hours of seven o'clock in the room during hi* summing up. by his morning and ntoe o’ctock to the even- : p, t hetlc reference to throe weeping (standard time) for the nuroM- of I r“ .... . . . .7"

the purpose < candidate* fc

LEASE FORME—DEEDS OF ALJ. | 59—Home-Made Thing*

ST-AJSr&n™ 1M* Hi

Can. write or Dhoaa. —l«-G I *4_Radlo* and Equipment

WILDWOOD CHEST— BUNGALOVt , 4 4 _4|d W -u>U at the Rl. with 7 room* and bath. Beel toratkm jf-Wearing APt*™* Priced right, can I •» -Wanled-To Buy very gw t*rme. William K-l-' 1 Room and Srorg »KI Park Boulevard ^*1 t ^_ RootB , w , lh o. without Board Houee* ter S*l* *> I"- for HouMteepln* 71—Where to Bat — ———— 72 - Where to Stop In Town SIX ROOM BUNGALOW WITH 79—Wanlod—Room, or Board

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*UI li M:lr« RJger‘T4-Apartm«iU

Member of St*t* AiaemMy FIRST WARD Juetlc* of the Peace SECOND WARD Justice of th* Peace And sl,o for the election of one ‘ ■* ' r of the

Demo» rmtlr Slate Committee. ! And also for the election

I her* of th# Repobll | erotic County Commlfteee.

And notice la hereby further £veo

bHoon and Demo-

SSTi.

| noted place*: I First ward—Central 1

OCEAN cmr-THR* ful single housM In em one atWlOd. «wo at 8LI

latter are new nod never or Cheriee S Wood, tit Btghlh gt

jaTit

-i!"' irsa—rfi—- <- T*—Farm* for Rent HKAlTI • 71—Hou», for Rent 7*—office, and De*k Room

»' 40000 |4J«»" r i^4” , * i

Other bargain. I

The Tt—Wanted -To Rent

Real Estate For tala

| 00-Broker, In Heal Estate *1—Bualnaa# iWerty for Bale a—Farms and Land for Sale

ft2—Mouse, tor Sale ;ft4 l.x* for Sale

ftS—lie.1 Estate for ^change

a*—Wanted—Real Estate

■old Ward la all that port of the

GENERAL ELECTION Will be held on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1*4 . For the purpose of electing candidate* ’ fill the following offices:

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wnjm’OOlMHACTICAU.T NEW gtx thousand two hundred and ) bjajwom.. ^ij * fln , wo ciaaalflod Ada were print- . . V 1 * .w mtU WO lannsev 9

llgh School, City Han

r^uUT^gi the county Mtnblnad. A TIMES I

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ri^h.v..r% than all the other new*paper* of. , m rncing at a o'clock ’

FIRST WARD

Justice of th* Peace

SECOND WARD

Justice of the Peace

And that th* election officer, will ’ aa a board of election at ” ’

. . . . otloned an

l In the

Ing children he oo worked

sympathies of the Jurors that they promptly art the prisoner free. A few days later a friend told him he had been walking In the neighborhood of the prisoner's home dur’.nv the early days of the trial and bad sroo these same children playing at hanging a cat. at the same time singing at the top of thalr voice*: "This la the way daddy

will gp."

LEG AX

Sualrd bids will tm received and op ned at a meeting of (he ll•M>l<! of Commlaotoorra of the Oily of Sea Isle

City on

TUESDAY. JUNE ». 19**. at 2 90 P. M . In the I’oinimsaloners' Meeting Room. City Hall. Sea Isle City, for the following Furr tailing music In the City Music Pavilion during July. August a.id September. 19*9. one eoorert ep such ’ -e. as may be apertfled b> the Board Commissioners, eftcrpl lourth of ' nd lo consist af not laaa than muolclona ard leader. . _. schedule and condition, mar

Full a

FRANK M Mcl

aSPSeffc. —**-*t-rei-pm.*l

‘SUuTonL Boon.. PKANK M Mrtm.DK

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All Work Guaranteed

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Ocean City Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment PLANT: Haven Ay*, and 4th St, Ocean City