Classified Advertising 1 ' 1 °” «■* HU Mnt : B.U .nd Kmu,,. p b „« ,o

. cave Kit amm mat, Timr, m.Y si, iras.

to —ctlon are one cent a .rord;

“ "euit pur aoeiMMek. W. I. , „,cuid. *1» Aebutr A**.. Oo«u> , vD!OI-A—PLAV tAF* IK rOCTt ,i 10 puielnee "

DaYFAN 18 COMPLETE

.o hare aay coojMotloa o< tt» srJ s 2sj‘”'?u“ ^

Open h afu.—dl to MC8IC i?. ^ lenna Six Orchealrm at 11.#,

,*5^ I8LS CITT—A TASTEPUL . “f » -nil meal’ Lafarett) lAtv-h Room. Mlaa Manr Delaney an' Mlaa Anna Schmidt 11 8. Land!. A “

WTUIWOOD-A SOPERIOR PLACE f Superior Reataurant.

Try It when In Wildwood n

TOITLL FIND MANT tABOAIWS c3fjSE

JZFZSFbPtJZd 0 * t^xK

entire stock of akds*-

IlS-SK Waahlnrtoo 1

E.-ERT DAT » BARQaJN DAT at Miller'• Cut Prtfla 3 ,0 ”| Itts Aabury Are Oceeo city. Too 11 Utt dollara by Win* -**

FHOEb AND •tyiea of Bne a«UV at rem«*^y ! low prteea H. Barrtah. $BT PacMc Are Wildwood. Let ua »how them

„,°^AN CITT—TASTT LUNCHES, *?v. fr ? m “ lkr '* Hole-ln- ^ toardwalk. Or dine atMlke Nahaaa Reataurant. tie A»oury Are. jy

STONE HARBOR — A HOMI cooked meal at anr hour win |

WILDWOOD - EAT AT THE Lrndhunst. Dinner: 11 to l.to. BreakfV 4 ; 7^°to»: Bren Inc « to 7. AtKoiSrA^T' lamdhur^

.fJjALL rHUTT FARM. IN FINE

££££ KARBOR-COMPLETELY garnished and equipped. T bedrooma, ll '? r '*' "y" 1 “Inlnir room, kltvSt Vl d ^ ut ’ h t d -_ bu ‘^ r ’ !f ^ r . for ** • Little * 1 ' 00 ° C “ h Wln bUy - J -

WELL LOCATED -- --—. t rooma ar*

■Jr. i«oYetilencea. IS. too. .for J2.SOO. Number of rated lota on ocean front, tsov un Samuel BhutUeworth. Peermnot. —4?

"wTLDWpOD-^DC ROOM BUNQA-

}W. Good location. All

TWil Wildwood Realty Co 106 West 17th St.. North Wildwood.

HOTEL TOU

OCEAN CITT -

GOOD, WELL-

P'ao* 1» what j ou set at the Pteriln* Restaurant. Melville Smith, Prop.. *2

WILDWOOD-BRING THE FAMII.T » Sunday for one of our special hlcken dlKnera. Home-made plea and -»kes. Robb'na' Restaurant. Pacific Are. -

WILDWOOD — SAVE TIME AND ‘oury and tickle yonr palate whan -4 Wildwood by dlnlita at the Dounaaa Cafeteria. Oak and Atlantic Wildwood. ——

LADIES". CHILDREN’S AND INlant'a wear. Visit the Little Shop with the Larqe Stock. _Tbe LadK Shop. Ml Aabury Are., Ocean CHy.

MI LADY WILL FIND AN HOUR JsrrU" leidlaa Shop weU spent -- —... jnrwrl

•hope will be Intereejto*. Beert u But Store, next to W—* ■*" * I wood. N. PRACTICAL Fast color draaa_ <V. m Gordon Hosiery. CmUha \ibury Are . Ocean City.

MEN AND WOMEN FIND OURS A r ►surfactorv piece to *" •ursctlve and laiwe easort »r. ..wr wear at fitteo* A ’ I Padfie ‘

Schwarts's. El(hth Are. a

the boardwalk. Try one

WOOlWOOD — GOOD. WHOLEaosne food. home-cooked. mukes Arndt’s Realaurant an Ideal place to dine when In Wildwood. 117 E Oak

Whew to Stop la Toe

. ?l?? 0 ALpW-«X ROOMS. ONE-

S' ff^S”oSs

Woodbine Will Entertain I. O. O. F. State ConrentioB at Ocean City

Wm See Town

Woodbine U hl*bly elated over the wonderful opportunity that has presented Itaelf, In which Wood bide la to pUy a bl* part in furnlanln* en artalnment for the delegatea of the L O. 0. F. and the Rebekafa State Ammbly. who are to hold thai." eonrcntlon of the Grand Lod*e In Ocean City,

October 6 U> 10, 10J5..

Unlimited credit U rly«n Judge Maxwell Sugarcnan for being alert and watching for the opportunity to put Woodbine In the poaltlon it merits aa an industrial center, and an Important city In Cape

Stop Theatre Concert on

Sunday Quick Flan of Ocean City Management to Conduct Entertainment Stopped By Direction of City Solicitor W«« Called Publicity Stunt

i City, located at stations ^md ij?*!' County. At a meeting of the a riu^baSnSS tha bS£*T 0001 *- Aaa°clatlon o.

kero- Owner’s illness oSy

A ” ?ff’

17.500. located. ... . wood A Alien tic At

■ MODERATELY

WILDWOOD priced and requiring only * ^ — the beautiful

Bchlenzlx

Brothers. Inc.. Wildwood.'

OCEAN CITY—COLONIAL BUNG--low. New. Six rooms and r ■■ W. Mo^ R^ Nlnth^St-Tocean City-

h requ'rsd. 8 uth'Jersey Homoeite . 110 E Oak Are.. Wlldvrood.

WILDWOOD—THE HOTEL DAY Ion has an atmosphere that !« homeIke. Modern In every detaU. Dancmr. Music with meals. A. McMur

UAL E8TATX IDE XOT

Jt CITT—THREE AMD tor boaerkoeptug The

Ft’KNISHED APARTM SllVurt^sJwId* dleimi. M17 pacific ^Are CraaL

Wildwood

OCEAN CTTY—HALF STORE FOR .mu. Suitable for meal market or fruit stand. Center of Ocean City eas district Apply 3tJ Aabuo

•HESS COMFORTABLY THIS HOT , t'her. We’vn quality wear — f -liiy low prices for the entire ^ ’ OHiding, 4M1 F

Beniamin C Wildwood.

I’lrscthre stock.

I money back if L —-fied. That's our stick by •

•YOU’RE NOT

l'l:f>MPT AND EffIClENT ATjeniion Is given to all bemstltchint pw.l. d to L M Brown. 417 WashingrV 1 --,. Cape May. Full line of Dry

, , Our prices are exceptlooall) lo °klng Irto. L. KollkoJra «»5 f“»c.nc Are.. Wildwood. —M

R®^8. WOMEN'S AND CH1L- "" ’ clothing- You will be pleased heir quality and their price# ih.r,. opposite City Hail.

s

>-U> AND FEET WILL LOOK lp, *o4 *ael bettor ■limiil wMh 1 boeutlful hats and hos u: K Brhanaaoor Are.. OMmHotel MJtf, , Wildwood. —»•

!‘H'.UNEitT-ITS WORTH A TBII' [, '' u to select a hat from I "«ui,fu' array of latest styles P 1 ' l, '»- 11* Eighth Bt.. Ocean City

[Etonian si f ISS”'« r «hop. «t»^

long service. The

OCEAN CITY -

BAT SECTION.

AVALON- ATTRACTIVELY FUR- ’ ’ — * * tdrooma.

_ kitchen.

and t-car and r R. staWater. sewer.

SStrJS^ MAh "eas* aace on First Mortgage. George

targip. ttrd fit. A vs‘la

A CORDIAL INVITATION TO Vlfi I court View Tract on the Shore Ined opposite Baptist Church. Cape May Coart House. Lets 10x104. fn* up. Lewie P. /Utrecht M Central Ave.. N. WOdwood; ISO* Arch Street. Phlladeirhla. Pa. —6*

the Odd Fellow*, Judge Sugarman lit W* addreee suggeeted that by bringing the delegatee to Woodbine. which could be Included In the convention program. It would leave a lasting Impression that Cape May County, aalde from her beautiful seashore resorts, has also a live Industrial center, manufacturing machinery, clothing (of which Woodbine has one of the largest manufacturing centers in New Jersey), a company manufacturing rubber products, a hat factory (manufacturing felt hats) and a ladle* suit and cloak fac-

tory.

Mr. Sogannan was given the assurance that the Ajeoclation would consider the proposition. Dr. J. Thornely Hughes, general chairman of the convention, waa presented with the proposition of Including Woodbine aa a part of the program and decided " include it Friday. October 9. the delegates, who will be conveyed to Woodbine in cars, will receive the hearty •‘■elcome from tha citizens of Woodbine and the Baron De Hlrech Lodge. L O. O. F„ and the Woodbine Rebekah Lodge. Since Interviewing Dr. Hughes. Mr. Sogannan has Interviewed practically all the heads of th* various factories, and received the assurance that their factories will be open for Inspection delegatee. Mr. Tinsley Feeble Minded Colony for Boys waa more than pleased to give the delegatee an opportunity for a tour of inapecUon through the Institution, where they can see the problems and cases of almost and the results of the

WILDWOOD—6 LOTfa. BETWEEN Poplar and Ma«noHa Avrtuina. on Boulevard. M ft. x ICO ft. each. . . t.no for the malr. Pee Grone A Hoffman. SIS E Oak Ave. —M

NORTH WH-DWOOD—TWO LOTS ater front. Meal location for hahlnr d crabbtne. Will aril cheap to c ' . >er. North Wildwood Realty

Keystone Phone: S4I-R.

wonderful Improvement of some of the patients, who may some day take their plaee in socWty. No expense will be spared to make the convention trip a great credit to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and to Woodbine, and It la the sincere promise of the committee headed by Mr. Sugarman, that the event will

lamping bunca- . hotiaakaeplnx.

Juna. tUrJolr.—, for cl re. Dorr E. Newton. SM Walnut St.. PhUa.. Pa. **

REAL ESTATE FOB SALE

OCEAN CITY—FOR REAL BARyalns In Ocean City real estate get In touch with Clayton Heine* Brlrk.

WILDWOOD— WE’VE THE TIME o akow vou. If you’ve the tir — Mk. Valuable real eat— —

Atlantic and Wildwood Avne —41

LEASE FORMfi—DEEDfi OF ALL kind, and every other lega^form Med-

OCEAN OtY—WELL LOCATED

bury A*e.

iHinaalowa. apartLtwrUlnca. aaragee Callaghan, ta Aa-

OCKAN CITr—WE’LL GET YOU Juat the rovm you want. That’e our apeclaity We alao rent and erll real ratale. I. E. Klatler. ISM Aabury

WILDWOOD—TWO M x 100 1 doae to Boulevard on Pine Price 11.*00. Easy term*. McAlamcn * Quirk. Maple Ave. and Penn v|.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice la hereby riven tha* hide will be received by the Board of Chosen Freeholder, of Cape May County. N. J.. for paving with Two Couree Bltumlnou* Concrete, a portion of the County Hoad known n. A Section of Olenwood Avenue In Oi City of Wildwood. Cape May Count’ *’ 7.: 01111110104 amount of To ee Bltumlnou. Concrete pavtnr aquare yarda. Mild hid. will he ..—ed and read in nubile at Cape May Court Houae. N. J.. on Wednee-

1*1*. a

1 P. M-.

I and filed

Kngtnee. ad In th

the office

w

'* WEAR — EVERYTH! NO

OCEAN CITY—ANT KIND ..altw H Kuehn. 1th and A»bti

m*. Juliu. Roth. »47 A»hury 1 ' h’eae City. —*»

STONE HARBOR-YOU'LL NEVER regret InveatUw In Stone Harbor. Lot u. show you the attrwctlv. propertie# we haw to offer. Bunting and Bunting, Stone Harbor. —«0

■ , v " * I’RNIBHINOB-WE KNOW ' " eetlafr you aa fully a. we are

■TONE HARBOR-INVEST IN THE

aad 3ld Ava.. Stona Harbor —4*

OCEAN CITY-TAKE OUR. AD-

MMIut a MMAKTE8T FOOT- „ the family. All etyl*. Priree Largest lines Gent * .. Bathing Goods- Keda

show you thr many attractive propertlea «- have Hated Ixwetta U Riley. #17 Aabury Ava. Ocean CUy.

Pacific Ava.. Vrtld-

WE HAVE A LARGR NUMBER

'• HHt TOO# FOR GOLF. Mo- ‘ '‘‘bin#, tennis or bathing

Hies in local real seta If to show you Clara MctVnn. l-vend-r Hoad and Bwwh. Wildwood Creel -W

OCEAN CITT - MUCH MONET

Wanted—T* Bey *•

late lb* neat rear or taro Invest now through Max Elmmennai.. *>•■

',7in FBB FALSE TEETH. 1 JdaUnunt. diecardad Jewel"lirtiafffcst —14-tf-C.

Bust nee. Property tor Sal* •' SALOON AT SACRIFICE M

K00M AND BOAED

money "mekrr l-arge rabiaret and dance hall 1* Gould A Cm.. Ilealtor. till Pacific Ave - »7

*t 1 !- — js? ,i g u ik, cr y -."sySSsjLjr 1 rny Ava. —#•

wiiAiwoon — (foTKi. rutJ.r equipped, heat I’.'allon IT rnonia Eetat*! t*Hed tmatnees Meoann for navCf' MrKIbbre. lult WIMWOti

Ava

BOMB"m ****. ■ yonr ate r at ^sm^mSbmmS* mm ^ '•» . wiMwaei: —«

OCEAN CITT—OCEAN CITY OFfere the Invnator splendid ooportu

■ssr

Ava —«1

of aaM snginaar. ... and may be In .pact ed by prospective bidder* during’buelnre. hours. Bidder* will be furnished with a copy of the specification, and blue print, of the drawing, hy the engineer — proper notice and dcf-oalt of ttO.bO

the coat of preparation.

The 110.CO depoalled will be refunded If the specification, and Mti prliAa are returned to the engineer In good condition within Ml day. from th* date of receiving hid. or if the same se-

en the

hy the .peclfration* ■■

closed In anaied envelope, bearing the name and addrew of bidder and name of road on the outside, addressed to Board of Chosen freeholder.. Cap, May Court House. N. J . and must bo ■MBK^Sair: .etl:

i,TrLsr£i

ML-

s _ lea. Ihan (too 04 nor mare than 110.400 0* end be delivered at th* place and on I he hour above named The Standard Peeoe.al fern, U alia, had to the eparfllrothma. rpple. of which will ho fun.Udwd mm appAnalk* Tbr*Board of rhasen Freeholder, raerveo th* right to refect ear or an l"v ordsr of the Hoard of Chosen

Freeholder.

I..'TMKH C OGDEN.

Dtrerter

T MIUaCT HAND. 17 It 741 pntltl NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Eetat. of Edward C. fitovon.. Doc'.

mean * great deal to Woodbine as * city and the pleasant thoughts that will be carried away will be an everlasting achievement for the local lodges of Odd Fellows and the conven-

tion committee. A Vast Mistake

Laat Monday morning Steve Prlgga, 46, colored, o; 737 Weat av. 0:ean City was haled oefore Justice Ware charged with being an undsslrable perton. The police Interrupted a poker game In Steve's home the prcvl.ua evening. Under the grilling of Chief Jobnaon. Prtgg admitted that bis wife waa llvlnn In r hiladelphla. When Chief Johnson quitted him regarding a colored belle that, was living with him. who claimed that Steve wat her man.” Steve vehemently denied this statement. "If she done thinks I'se her husband she's made a 'vast' mistake." Admitting ha procured the cards to play a friendly game of "five and ten" and unable to explain the praaence of many empty bottle* J ml lea Ware decided that Steve aho-ild pay the Court a $35 fin* or remain In }all until th* tine waa paid. Stave waa taken back to hla cell shaking Lie head and declaring," it's all

a vast mistake." Bew Garbage Cart

The new garbage cart authorlicd by the Sea Isle City Commla•otaera at their meeting last week, put Into service this week, ng two carta now In use for ting city garbaga. The two ought to do the work wall.

Police Captain Marple, acting under the advice of City Solicitor Andrew Boswell, •old John P. Rankin, manager of the Plaxa Theatre, the Boardwalk between Ninth and Tenth Streets. Sunday evening, that the free organ recital schedule to begin at 8.30 o’clock that evening could not go on. according to Rankin In an Interview yesterday. Rankin said that be had advertised the free recital during the week and had been all prepared to put It on at 8.30. bat when he threw open the doors to the public Captain Marple told him it waa against the law. Rankin then closed the theatre, according to bis story, and heard the disappointed public outside say uncomplimentary things about Ocean City. He then hastily wrote a sign, ha said, and put it over the original announcement outside the theatre. The new sign read aa follows: “Ocean City's Law Enforcement Prohiblta This Evening's Con-

cert."

There waa a border of crepe about this paster. Rankin emphatically denied yesterday morning that the free organ recital (Frederick Kingsley was to have been the organist) waa a forerunner of a movement to bring about Sunday shows and paid admissions. He said he could not see the difference between a free concert at the Municipal Pier

[ News Reel Camera Takes Man Shots To Boost Ocean City R*** koXochiie, of Intenutioiul Km Heel, Mato, Sxmrt a 0m*» City'. Aetivitic To Broadcut To Tie World; Many

Viewi of Ward Beam’s “Daily Doten"

Ha. Had Many Exciting Experience in Wide Tmvei*

up for cigarettes that thej offend three bottles of champagne fer * package of cigarettes. When

gan recital at the Plara Theatre. "We will go In heavily to find t what rights we have and we are going to get them." said kin. Ke will show a not* on screen at each performance, he continued, stating that the management regrets that the City Solicitor prohibited them giving patrons a free Sunday evening organ recital, claiming they violated the Ocean City blue lawa. City Solicitor Boswell scoffed at the idea of the theatre management giving the entertainment with no other motive than to "Juat give an organ recital for lOthfng.” He Indicated that It raa simply a wedge used to bring an open Sunday, which will not be countenanced by the City Commissioners. It was labeled an ad-

vertising scheme.

City solicitor Boswell stated if tbe management attempted another concert prosecution would

follow.

Frank McKechnle, star cameraan of the International News Reel, spent three days In Ocean City shooting scenes on the beach and other activities to broadcast to the world through the International New# Reel, including etUl# aad movies that will not only be ueed In the Hearat paper* and theatras. but all the leading theatres and newspapers In the

world.

McKechnle haa aeen many beaches, having toureu the world for news reel. He was gieatly Impressed with the beach exercises conducted by Ward Beam and declared that they were the finest he has seen during hla world-wide

travels.

Among the movies taken by McKechnle was a close np of Mlaa Maxine Meitxner. the 16-year-old miss who swam from Ocean City U» Atlantic City last Saturday. Thla was taken at the hospital tent at Tenth Street and the

Boardwalk.

Many views of the city and beach were snapped, also Ward Beam's dally dozen class, which appears to be a great attraction to the manipulators of the camei a. The Bally dozen class at Thirtysecond Street furnished mnch material ror McKechnle. Here a splendid marching pyramid was

formed.

McKechnle halls from New Zealand, but Is more of coemopolltan man by virtue of bis newspaper experience and danng In making exclusive "shots" of world happenings for the Hearst syndi-

cate.

He is the only civilian who flew to Porto Rico on the giant dirigible. Ux Angeles, on the two day-non-etop flight from Lakehurat. The most no.el part of the trip waa eating and aleeping above the clouds. After staying at Maraguex. Porto Rico, he flew to St. Thomas In the Virgin Islands. He circled over each town In Porto Rico and flew back to Lakehurat. via Miami, Palm Beach. JackaonvIUe. CUarles-•-n and other aeacoast towns. Mr. McKechnle spent a week rum row, watching the actlvl- * of the rum-runner*. To all appearance rum row. according to McKechnle. Is well bottled up. each rum boat having one destroyer. one revenue cutter and two picket boats guarding It. The rum runners are so hard

. - — -- cigarettes. When h® r ^ tu ™ ed New York he beUeved that the town would be dry. but discovered it was cs wet

■« ever.,

. ** c Kechnle Interviewed. pl c - torially and orally tor the Hearst newspapers on his arrival from Europe. He had an exclusive Intoirtow with the world's fceavyW ?.£ ht 'tounpion. who said he Is willing to fight Harry Wills, or M«K^h! r . COn i* nder for hu erown - McKechnle. however, feels that iw •tolling by running back to California with his newly-made nose to do some more posing for movies. He believes that Dempsey prefers the silent drama to fighting aad Is not anxious to have anyone take a "slap" at hla

new nose.

McKechnle Is the ace of the International News Reel for daring flights. He was the first man to fly with the Martin bomber* over New York, the first planes of any magnitude to circle and land at MlUhell Field, Long Island, at Mr. McKechnle was sent here * by the managing editor of the News Reel through the efforts of William T. Shoemaker. puwSl.y director for Ocean City, and made a complete story of the clara. Exclusive scenes were arranged by Mr. Beam with the main class at Tenth Street and also the newlyformed class at Thirty-second 8L Mayo'- Joseph O. Champion waa pleased to meet a New Zealand subject and enjoyed his doecrip“7® •ccount of bis native lantL The Mayor at some future time hopes to take a trip to Australia.

Indian Miss Among Rest Room Registrations

Outstanding among those who registered at the Municipal Pier • real-room. Ocean City, the past

W “ M v lss *1“* Joeeph. of

Oklahoma, who ,s visiting Edith • Kerby, of Philadelphia. Mias Joseph Is a Seminole Indian. Both she and Miss Kerby will remain

here for the seaat a.

Other distant visitors are Mias Alice Lawlor, of 171 Eighteenth Street, and Mm. Mary Holcomb, of 1626 Kinnickinntc Avenue.

Milwaukee. Wls.

LEGAL

OoL von Kaegaigan, the -Hid Power” in Uw dectioti of van I daoberg as president of Genm Ha is the -Col. Hones” ef Gannas

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORt

Contract No. (11

PUBLIC NOTICE

■uant to Die order of Irvlnr I Scrtoeete at the Oounty of ! «... th. fifth rtay of ' £'

’ the application i »if

J

iormmr'. ST Sc dlffichl'enrinir tlma.lr theWaodblmtn the | Brotherhood Hall, foe alteretlon. to Dlty Hall. See talc City. New Jersey. ! the Synagogue.

on or before the hour of 1 P. M Plan, and •rx'clfration, to be hart njayllrht hnlnf Time I, August U.by calling at It llrealon’a. Washing IMS, for the rebuilding Of the three ton Averue. Woodbine. N. J I T. °™!f .to? 1 '. T’ 1 '^ lh, ‘ ’ u ' 1< ' The Boarti rearnea the right to re-

A.gffig&ito* SpeelScetlona. >*ct any *• ■’■

i-ni-pn; <

a. cucHowrrx.

Your Adv In The Cape May County Times Putting an advertisement in this paper is much more economical and will get much greater returns than though you hired a boy to go about crying tbe news aloud. And it affords you tbe opportunity to place all the facts of your offering before the people of this community in an intelligent and completely convincing manner.

provided, and be aci

. man. on me nun nay nr reiim.-d . D 1411. on th# epplicatlun i iToo w rafal leTo I

! <*>■' CRT..N.

- S7-7I-201-pfU.4Q

of aald dreeaaed to tn the auhecritM-r under oath or af- ' flrmation their claim, t-nd demand. ‘ —

(*) weefca front the dale ■

?! n _ Ito fifth da, Commlaaton.re reeerv* the right to

71 reject any or nil Wd. or to waive mny

{Inrorrmllty in an> bid.

j Specific*! on. and Iriddlng forms can I be obtained from the City CVrt i.1

I depoeltlng 11A OH Deled: July 2», 1»2*

WM H. COLUBBON. Jr.. , rxum « 0 ‘&Sfi5r 1

CUy a art 1

th- euherrther.

Deted June 1, A. D. 1*11. ROBERT T STEVENS

ERNEST W. LLOTD. Beq^**'”' 0 '

—U-Mpau.14

Oape May. N J.

Ruga woven from Old Carpets. Rag Rug and Rag Car-

pet to order.

Cape I p

Carpet Cleaning

Smith Rug Worka, Inc.

415 V. Rita Stitt! r ■fllrilk

M Boin Phoney 40

*h*M 10

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