Cape May County Times, 12 June 1925 IIIF issue link — Page 5

CAPE MAY OOUBTY TDCS8, PBIDAY, JUHE 12, 192S.

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Ocean City

r^ge visited VlneUnd Hebekst J^dge at ihrtr Ust meetin*: Mrs. ^el BiMom- Mrs. Rosalie T. Mrs. Laura Robinson. Mrs. Hannah Chadwick. Mra.. Clara Chadwick. Mrs - Robln »° n &a<l jj r . Howard Bnssom. L The Tenth Street bathing; batch to be a treacherous one this nanmer. owing to the fact that a rullef has formed and many of fi,,. venturesome bathers swim to the bar beyond the gulley. where there Is a dep'h of sereral feet, then it is a ionfc. hard pull to get in arain. There has been one Utallty in this section already thl* summer and four others were pulled in last week end. The fire deparment was called out on Tuesday evening to light a blue in the new motor boat, the Angler, owned by Jamea M. Rowt>nd. The boat had Just been launched and upon attempting to aurt the engine It exploded. By the prompt assistance of the lire department the flames were ext'nguished. The damage has not been estimated, but will no doubt

be quite heavy.

-a Two Princeton students, in ^Ocean City for the wek end. creIted quite a lot of excitement about 2 o’clock Sunday morning. TVr attempted to steal the motor meter from the automcblle of Ewing T. Coraon. prominent Ocean .City realtor. Mr. Corson came upon the scene tn time to frustrate tbeir design and with the awlstsnce of Dr. Wilson Y. Christian captured the youths. They sere fined ISO and placed In Jail until the line waa paid. The annual exhibition given b> thv household arts department and the manual training department Of the High School, under the management of Mias Ethel Nickerson and Professor Carlisle Kilby, excelled any before held. The arrty of good things tempt-j tngly displayed and made by the undent* under the auperriaioa of Mis* Nickerson received many word* of pralae. The art and needle work was very fine and a«tywed much originality. The Vy* work in the manual training department waa excellent. The Plaque was won this year by the Wesley Avenue sixth brade. Mrs. Dobson teacher. Pavorable mention was given to the Central Avenue sixth grade. Mra. Ketchum teacher. The silver cup waa awarded to the ninth grade. Chamber of Commerce Meeting At the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce on Tuaaday evening. Mr Ra'ph Chester reported that

the city bad only **.300 left of their appropriation and would be unable to lend any assistance with the new publicity car, but that the city would consider erecting a building to house the car and that they would also help in the advertising. This has proved a keen disappointment to the chamber as they felt the city would

help finance the car.

Mr. Harold Paris, chairman of the Business Interests Committee, has placed t’-allers on the screens of the two moving-picture houses. These trailers are used as warnings and also as Instructive features 1c the reporting and prevention of Area and the proper regulations for parking automobiles and safety precautions and co-operation with the beach guards when In bathing. The Illumination of Asbury Avenue la progressing. Elmer Jackson Pearl, chairman of the Fourth of July committee, has a tentative program arranged that will cost about *460. Mr. Mowrer stated that the new Hotel Delaware, at Third Street and the boardwalk, would open June *5. A committee was appointed to see that 'he Chamber of Commerce show their felicitations at the opening of the hotel with a basket of flowers. A membership drive to secure 2.600 new members is to be put on, the secretary. Mr. Howe, suggesting that the American City Bureau or a similar organixation

put on the drive.

Trolley Co. Must Repair Paving Ocean City Commiuioners Send Hurry Order to Shore Fast line

At a meeting in the City Hall on Monday, the City TCmmissionera decided to take Immediate action In the controversey over the saving of Eighth Street. They ordered the paving immediately reoalred and directed proper stej*. be taken to compel the Shore Fast Line to pay the cost. Last fall .he Shore Fast Line tore up the paving on Eighth Street to make repairs to rails. Instead of replacing the wood block paving some cinders and gravel was piled into the many holes. The rain soaking through the cinders forced the blocks in the vicinity of the repairs to swell. The cinders settled and numerous humps and ruts result ed, causing much annoyance to motor drivers. The attention of the Shore Post Line officials was called to the condition hot only promises that necessary repairs would be made resulted. The City Commissioners decided to prevent any Urdlneaa by the Shore Fast Line and directed the wo-k he completed as soon as possible. Another paving problem was threshed out by the City Commissioners when the ordinance tor the opening of streets was passed. This ordinance speclflee Mat when a

street la opened, an application, accompanied by a sum fixed by the city, should be made. After the necessary repairs, such Ms laying water, gas pipe, etc., are completed the city would complete the grading over where the street had been opened, the coat to be deducted from the fee accompanying the application. Jhe balance Is returned to the ai&llcant.

Formerly the work of dosing the street was done by the applicant The workmen usually mixed the sand and gravel and dumped it Into the excavation. A hutnp in the street resulted, which was followed by a rut in a few days. Under city direction the excavation will be properly closed and gravel replaced on the top. (Continued on Page 8)

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Wool-Fibre Rugs

Neptune Department Store

Japanese Grass Rogs 6 x 9 $3.90

9xl2_ SILTS

313-315 LANDIS AVENUE SEA ISLE OTT, NEW JERSEY

9 x 12. ... $5.80

Drug Special* Mennen Shaving Cream 40c Colgate's Shaving Cream. 40c Colgate's Shaving Powder 35c

Bromo Seltzer, small... Milk of Magnesia Citrate of Magnesia Nujol Oil.. Bayer's Aspirin Tablets... Bromo-Quinine Cascarets... Doan’s Pills-

23c ._55c

Household Needs Lawn Mowers, 18 in $8.75

Dinner Sets, 41 pcs...

$6.50

Mixing Bowls, 4 to set...

39c

l 5c

Dietz Lanterns...

75c & $1.25

Paints

Lucas and duPont Paint, inside & outside

$3.90 gal

Household Needs

Matting Rugs, 9 x II-

..$4.50

Jar Rubbers, pkg..

9c

Fly Swatters 10c

Olive Oil Soap ,0c Palm Soap Ever-Ready Shaving Bninhen 50c Colgate's Dental Cream

Wax Paper, roll 9c

Clothes Line, 50 ft 39c

Oak Chair,.. $2.00

Porch Rockers. ._$5.50 fit $5.75

Pro-phy-lac-tic Tooth Brush 25c Whitt Vaselina '5c Carbolatod Vaseline. 15c Epaom Salts, 6 ox. pks * * c

Aluminum Water Pitcher . 60c fie 70c

Window Screens 50c fit 60c

Screen Doors...— -$3.00

Bromo Seltzer, medi m 27c

Garden Hose, per ft., ■priwl - 16c

Flour Sifters

Garden Rakes 14 teeth. $1.15

23c

Watch (or Announcement of Our Boardwalk 5c to $1.00 Store

If It’s Lumber

Our Yards are as near as your nearest telephone!

If. S. FOX LUMBER CO. OPPOSITE READING STATION fouth Jersey's Lowest Priced Limber Everybody Says It! Sales Prove It! TUCKAHOE “roxHAHn- new JERSEY Bell Phone, Tuckahoe 2801-R-! 3

Last Three Days For Our Big 25c Sale! Thte is your opportunity. Mrs. Homemaker, to make some mighty big sadngs. and the beauty of It is that It’s made up of things needed every day in the week, and Quality Counts in 65ery item. Check every item very carefully and prove to vour own satisfaction—that it is In the Stores— Where Quality Grants Your Money Goes Furthest!

; Corn Starch 14 25c

The best packed.

Com Flakes j 4 25c

Big. cr'sp flakes.

i

25c

High grade scented Toilet Soaps. Buy by the dozen.

ASCO Hard Water or A Creme Oil Toilet Soap T 1

California Small — Seedless Raisins pkp 25c

Sunbrite CLEANSER 6 ““ 25c

Double Dipped MATCHES 6 ^ 25c

Naptha Soap b 25c Soap Improves with age—buy by the doxen.

ASCO White Distilled Vinegar 17c Pure Salad Oil. 15c ASCO Tomato Catsup 15c Tasty India Belith. Cut Stringleu Beaus King Wheat Cereal Kraft’s Pimento Cheese 15c California Sardines

I 2 , For ^25 c

JuBt Taste It! Louella F* rt Butter ■ DOC The Finest Butter In Americai Richland Butter 50c Second only to tLe Famous ■•Louella."

ASCO Pork and Beans Bitter's Pork and Beans Best Soup Beans ASCO Breakfast Farm

12c ASCO Sour Krout 12V*c ASCO Cooked Pumpkin. .. Gold Seal Macaroni ASCO Bread Crumbs

You will quickly recognise the fine quality of Bread Supreme—Its cake-Ilke texture and rich golden brown

crust will delight you.

Bread Supreme

VICTOR BREAD ^ A pan loaf of exceptional quality.

10c 7c

55c Quality for 42c We save you Thirteen cents a lb. ASCO Coffee ib 42c If you are not using ASCO Blend. Just try a cup and >u II not only save the difference, but Taste the Difference.

Gold Seal Hawaiian

Sliced Pineapple '0* 25c l*rge, luscious slices. A most delicious deosert.

Hot Weather Treats!

nr A8C0 Ginger Ale_ "■ASCO Root Beer __ "■ASCO Sarsaparilla.

WASCO Pure Grape Juice...

"P. A H. Assorted Chocolates "Crystallised Gum Drops "Assorted Caramels "Very Pine Chocolate Straws

-hot 18c -.hot 18c —lx* 12c -hot 83c 25c 25c » 25c ft tin 85c

Dmltctout and Refreshing Iced Tea ! is assured If you use ASCO Teas. Asco Teas are packed In the moat modern way so devised as to keep the goodness Intact until it reaches you. Quality and Freshness are the alms constantly striven for and maintained to the highest degre-

ASCO Ib pkg

|Teas 17c:

Orange Pekoe. India Ceylon. Old

County Style.

asco Mixed H » w a _ rr- » Plain Black'" 14 C ; ^ 55 C

55c

7%a«e Prices S/Tuclin in Our 5ter«i LANDIS AVE A ITALIA ST. SEA ISLE on ocxu enr ams woosmn troua 7M idraj Inaaa 401 Aabu? ansi, 746 Astury Arenas 1LM Asbury Avenue DeHiith A Jafferaeu •**.