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TIKES, FB1DAT, JTOE 18, 1988.

TIMES’ CROSS-V/ORD PUZZLE

HORIZONTAL I Riding costume 4 Water strongly impregnated with salt; as tbe tea 8 Iron Croaa (abbr.) 9 indefinite article 10 Resentment 18 Picture 16 Kind vt automobile 16 Consume 18 Small bone 19 Preposition 21 A point of tbe compass 22 New England State 28 An exclamation 26 Exist 27 Additional writing (abbr.) 30 Sick 32 Towards tbe stern 34 English Standing Army (abbr.) 36 Melts 38 System 40 College Degree (abbr.) 42 For example (abbr.) 48 Exhausted VERTICAL 1 Tbe central organ of tbe body 2 An Intolerant person 3 Congealed water 6 Silly 5 Male sheep 7 A plaintive poem II Point of tbe compass .2 Prefix denoting repetition 13 A pronoun 14 Southern State 17 Preposition

20 Unrefined metal 21 Undermine 24 The same thing repeated 26 To find fault with 26 On tbe condition 28 Coarse grass growing swatnps 29 Weight for weighing precious stones 31 Position on a football team (abbr.) 32-Wblle 33 Noting motion toward 25 Same as 21 horirental 37 Form of the verb “to be" 39 A corded dress fabric

Answer to last week's Poole

Trolley Co. Most Repair Paving (Continued from Pact Vive) John Pel to was tbe low bidder on tbe four municipal concrete tennis courts. Hie bid »as 94.496.94. These courts, which will adjoin the public courts, are designed for winter *a well as summer play. The specifications call for standard double courts encloeed with a 7-foot win. fence. An area 130 feet b> 204 feet will be covered with concrete. George T. Stenecker was the low bidder for rebuilding the Fifth Street comfort station. This work Is to be completed as soon as possible. The*id was 9926.

Ocean Gty Legion Band Raya at Prison Farm Ae the guests of Colonel Edward R. Stone. Superintendent of the New Jersey State Prison Farm, at Leesburg, the American Legion Band of Ocean City rendered a musical program for the inmate* of this instutlon. last Suxday afternoon The prisoners apparently enjoyed the concert and repeatedly demanded encores. A ball team picked from the prisoners handed the Legion team a Jolt by giving than an 8 to 3 The pitching of Pol-

hame, of the farm team, and Leach, of tbe Leglox. featured the contest. Polhame struck out 13. Leach fanned s. Sutton led tbe farm team stuck. pounding out a triple, double and two sacrifices. Raymond Adams was tbe only Legions! re to collect more than one hit. L*lae. of the Legion, made a star play •hen he pulled In a liner that was apparently labelled a home run. It was the first game that many of the players participated li for a number of years. Many of the Legions!res served overseas under the command of Colonel Stone, who assisted In the organisation of the Third New Jersey National Guard and later with the Twenty-ninth Division in France.

IF YOU WANT LUMBER OR anything In builders' supplies, call Champion. 10th Street and West Avenue. Ocear city. N. J. Phone 480. —Adv.. 87-tf.

WHAT TOD HAVE— —WAITED FOB ATLANTIC AVENUE MARKET AX OAX WILDWOOD

IIFfcy do all of the great racing cars sue Valve-in-Head engines? A... WefX Because thia type develop* the greatest speed and power All first place winners of the Indianapolis 500 mile race since 1912 have had Valvt-in-Head engines. Buick pioneered the Valve-in-Head engine in 1904 and has uaed it ever 'since because it is more powerful, more economical and more dependable. MOTOR SHOP WILDWOOD, N.

BOARDWALK GARAGE 8th St. uk) Bowdwdk Ocaab Gty, N. J.

Fire! Fire!!

When the dreaded cry of fire comes and it happens to be your buildingx, can yon he free from financial worry, knowing that you are fully protected from loss by a policy in one of our strong companies? Clean np prevents fire losses low losses mean lower protection costs. M. M. SOFRONEY Specialist in Seashore Insurance Real Eetata a Rant alt SEA ISLE CITY NEW JERSEY

=PAINTS FOR EVERY f

SEA ISLE, HO

Freshly Painted Lessens Summer Cleaning Freshly painted furniture requires much less attention and when cleaning is necessary the task is so much more easily done that you should have as many articles repainted as possible.

NEPTUNE’S DEPARTMENT STORE sea isle arr. new jersey

Are you ready to receive the influx of visitors? Indications point to a fine season for Sea Isle Gty. If your property is either for rent or for sale, clean it up and this office will locate a client. Rentals Sales Apartments Cottages Bungalows IRVING FITCH Real Eitatm s Insurance Sea Ule Ctty. Hew Jersey

Proclamation Clean Dp and Paint Dp Know all men. women and children by these presents: That wnereas our rummer season Is here and our city will entertain thousands of visitors and it Is to our community's advantage

paint up has resulted In many advantages to community life throughout United States. In safeguarding health. In promoting thrift. In furthering fire prevention. In stimulating civic pride and In making the home and city beautiful. Now. therefore, be it known that plans have been perfected for a thorough Clean Up rnd Paint Up Campaign, starting In Sea Isle City. June 15. This date Is to mark the opening of a real campaign and persistent and constructive effort In cleaning up and keeping It up. In this worthy movement we urge each citizen to do bis or her best part In making our community Clean. Healthy. Thrifty. Safe and Beautiful. (Signed) MAURICE M. SOFRONEY. Mayor. Next Monday a clean up and paint up movement sponsored by the municipal authorities will be conducted. Every petaon. young and old. Is urged to participate in the campaign to put the city In Its best dress. In declaring the proclamation. Mayor Sofroney stated: “I am heartily in faver of this clean up campaign. The prosperity of Sea Isle City lies in no small measure with Us visitors. We should endeavor to make a lasting and favorable Impression upon every visitor that comes to our resort and I know ot no better *ay of creating such a favorable Impression than by presenting the city In 1U beet possible appearance. To clean up our city, however. Is no small Job. It is not difficult, however. If everybody does Just s little share and without this cooperation the movement cannot be a success. Prom all appearances Sea Isie City is going to enjoy a ■ banner year. Hundreds of persons that never visited this resort before will arrive. This is an added : incentive to make the campaign a success. Our season is here, we can't delay. The city will do Its part." Special provisions have been | made to dispose of any rubbish that can be collected. On Monday i trucks and teams for the collec-j tlon of rubbish*will start at the; northern end of the city and work toward the south. On Tuesday I collections will be made from the center of the ctty and southward. Anything that can be carted, will be carried away. In placing receptacles containing papers and other materials that can be blown away ‘hey should be covered or weighted down that this cannot occur. Special efforts will be madt In cleaning up the streets and highways and removing glass. All loose grass and other materials will be gathered. Utmost care should be used in burning off grass and weed plots. Before this Is attempted the Fire Department should be Informed. Ocean Gty Enjoying Near Real Estate Boom The activity In Ocean City real estate baa caused many of the cltixens to wonder If the unprecedented conditions of 1923 are about to be repeated. The recent transfers show hotels, apartments, houses, lota and every kind of property changing ownership. Almost without exception properties are changing hands at higher figures than two years ago . Perhaps tbs largest transaction of last week was when 101 lots In the heart of tbs Garden tract were sold In parcel lots. Most of these lots were purchased by persons living in Ocean City. A number of homes that are being erected in this section are being equipped with heat for all year use. The water and gas companies have difficulty in keeping pace with the rapid growth in this section.

Clean Up and Save Up! Frequent visits to the receiving teller's window is the direct result of cleaning up. Avoid waste and save. It is the savings of today that makes the opportunity of tomorrow. FIRST NATIONAL BANK

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Fire Works

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EVERYTHING PROM PUNK TO THE SET PIECES 42 OF JULY

WILDWOOD, I. J. (Opposite High School)

W. H. MOWEN Commercial Photographer

733 Central Ave Ocean Gty. N. J.

Are Yon Gambling with Fate?

Last week end was marked by the increased motor traffic. Every additional motor car is an additional hazard. Are you flirting with disaster by not protecting yourself with liability insurance? Don’t take a chance, the cost of this insurance is low. E. O. HOWELL Insnrmace of Every Description PkiUdelphie Office CotUt House 138 S. 4th St Pk— 82 r 14

Build Right, Build Now!

It Is not uecesnry at Clean Up or any other Ume for os to blow our own horn. The satisfied owners of buildings and homes that we have built do that for us. Now Is the time to build. Let us estimate and show you how you can finance it If you never make a start you will never get far. Estimates furnished. HARRY MULLER Contractor and Builder Sea Isle City z New Jersey

Used Car Clean Up!

BE00TOTI0HED RARftATMw Buick 6 Touring Winter Enclosure—A good our Ur |200 1 Toa Ford Huckster Body Chevrolet Sedan, |800 Cksm Dp of Ford Tourings Dodge Sedan—Buy this at your prioe. A RRAT. CLEAH DF SALE

SMITH’S SALES SERVICE Cape May Court House, N. J.

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Saw, right aow, i» the ha* to boa thaaa axtia oaabetioBi abplap iaitallaA Aa eiaaUaUea bv jaar alaetnc wiring and fixtures costs nothing and may rest 7*® ® oc ® annoyance during the season RALPH SHORT Electrical Contractor Ifcpby Rorn 304 I^odi« Arenac Sea Ule Gty New Jersey