CAP! MAT OOriTT THEE8, FRIDAT, JULY 81, IMS.

Two-thirds of Delsea Drive — Being Paved

Mfllnlle Republican Telli of Rente How Reis; Fixed for Shore Travel

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Good .Road Directions

SOUTHDENNIS

(Held Over Prom Last Week)

been a source of danger.

From Wildwood to Cape May "orthward on the Delsea Drive tuere is a long stretch of paving.

which will reduce the total miles Fred Conner la visiting his of gravel road southward to Cape ents in Philadelphia. May very nearly the same as William Hallowell la .spending those north of Millville, but all his vacation with his grandare lu good condition. parents After lh# (urn frem_th«_Del«ea M „.' j.„„ Heebrouck. o!

Bridgeton, spent Friday night

with Mrs. John Sculi.

nia, and to the left at the Seavllle church, there Is more navlng on the old Shore Road to the Sea

Chis. Myers and family spent

Cigarettes Match Milady’s Dress

i Cigarettea of the Richt Tint "Is madam wearing her lavcnr drees this morning?" "Yes. Oieste. Lay out a sups' of lavender-papered cigarettes,

ease."

And If madam were wearing r black and w! epe de chine or wnatever those ry. wuxty, filmy druses lied. Celeste would have 'uble In selecting a elgaiette th paper to match. That's the if they are selling them now. The NEWS reporter made nvass of the boardwalk tobacco ires to learn the attitude ean City maids and visitors to fsrettea Were the ladles bayr cigarettes? What brands were *7 smoking? Thoif were th< estlons he asked. Apparently the girls a.e smoke One tobacconist reported he U about 75 packages a day. hers said sales were somewhat The mild and scented varieties f not the popular ones by any ant Members r' the fairer aex. »n inaccurate!' described as aker. demand the strong, hen brands of cigarettes. Many than would undoubtedly walk Hie for their favorite cigarette. Most of the shope art selling * :»r. tte named after a famous )t comes In all the colors 'be rainbow and matches or • 1 casts with every drees. T- t probably why Celeste asks ma- ! 'i what colored dress she Is ari ng this morning. I: was Mr. Kipling that said “-thing to the effect that a ®»n'g only a woman hut a '•kr's a smoke. Apparently the “m have met YOUTA. pardon ME for SKing you in the hall, woa'f The fact is I mistook you "O' wife. (dubiously): Well. I don't “w. I'll consult your wife, and rhe says you've hugged her 'bin the past six months I'll KIVf you.

Directors of Paving Co. Receive Gratifying News T. S. Goell-, vice-president and director of the R. L. Bonbssn Company, and Winchester 1 ham. also a director, have received some very gratifying news from their company which Is a paving concern operating in Pennsylvania. near the Delaware Water

Gap.

The R. L. Bonham Company, according to the Penns-lvanls State Highway Commission, holds the record for laying concrete paving In the State of Pennsylvania. Under date of July 1. the State Highway Engineer. W. H. Connell, wired the Concrete Steel Company, of 42 Broadway. New York, as follows "Your communication of June 29, regal ding the progress of pavement on the R- L. Bonham contract on Route 164, Monroe County, is acknowledged and you are advUed that in accordance with our records .his contractor laid 6.39 miles of 18 feet reinforced concrete pavement from May 22 to June 25. both Inclusive, which is slightly o-sr a month's time, which is the best performance of which we have knowledge at the present time In this State." Both Mr. Goslln and Mr. Bonham are pleased with the record made oy the company that they, are connected with and feel that the R. L. Bonham Company Is destined to become one of the foremost pcvlng companies In the Ernst. Mr. R. L. Bonham the, oresident and general manager, of the company, is s brother of Winchester Bonham, of Wildwood.

Three large traffic signs „ heavy nutal have been made under the direction of City Marshal Charles Biggs to direct traffic day and night to thp seashore points. The signs are in the shape of a flat box. and will have a transparent front bearing the direction, "Wildwood, Ocean City and Cape May.” with the arrow pointers. One will be set at High and Broad Streeta, one at High and Main, and the third at Second and Main

Streeta.

Millville will be the csntral point of those going from the north and west to the seashore resorts to the eouth of Atlantic City this summer, and. while the entire route from Camden to Cap* May Point, a distance of upwards to 80 miles, will not be paved this summer, the road wUl be kept good condition with gravel, and in many cases a coating of oU to keep down the dust and moke the highways quite as good as macadam. The only open stretch between Camden and a mile north of FrankllnviUe Is a little piece In Olaasboro. which will In the near future be open to-traffic, the hard surfacing now being done. From this point to (he Millville city line and Landis Township Is about sixteen miles by Delsea Drive. The work of paving 1c North Millville, some two miles, will be started this summer, but the highway will be opened on but one side until the opposite side Is ready to use. All other road work on this route will perhaps be entirely completed, and all of the bridges eouth of Millville, which are to be or have been replaced and the road widened and straightened, will be done before the late summer travel will pass

through.

From the Menantl'o Bridge to the Maurice town Causeway Read, eouth of Brickaboro the paving is nearing completion, and the gravel road to the south of that point through the cut-off, which eliminates the little villages Dorchester and Leesburg, l.._ dangerous railroad crossings, and a right angle turn at Leesburg. Is In excellent condition. The only bad piece In this link Is a little stretch at Port Elisabeth. A good stretch of this paving la now open to traffic. Road and bridge work at Delmont la also nearing completion, and this will greatly Improve the traffic conditions, the bridge spannlng Went Creek always haring You Can Save Money! Ifs so sssy to as vs In tha Bulld'n*

Sea Isle City B A L. Association Arnett. Pros. H. C. Love. Sec

Ehurtic %ockinBS • 100 Smith Eighth Street

iyond the beautiful lake, and to i kins,

the Ocean City turn a few mllee Rev. Paul Jefferson and Prof, beyond. Care to take these turns Edward Jefferson motored to

must be e xorcised as indicated by ; Philadelphia on Tuesday,

the sign boards, as the road ends' Mrs Rachel Hand and MU* a abort distance beyond at Bees- Naomi Cole rpent Monday with

ley's Point. Mrs Lewis Williams at Ooeben. The shortest rouft northward; H. T. Pierson and daughter from Ocean City la over a paved; visited Harry Pierson at “ highway to Petersburg and Tuck-1 Sea vine on Sunday.

shot, and to tnrn at the signal post at Tuekahoe to the left on the Wcatherby Road. This route U for the most part fair. A good route to Ocean City over the road which la Mao for the moat part In fate anape. Is to tarn over to Sea Isle, and then take the ocean boulevard up tbe coast through St rath mere and across the long bridge spanning Corson's

Inlet

Continuing through Ocean City the route will lead serose the inlet to Longport. Margate, Chelsea, Ventnor and Atlantic City. The Utter stretch is nil paved and U a delightful drive. It was sUted last nlgkt by a road authority that bids for the North Millville work will be advertised for in the near future. Along the route of the proposed paving on North High Street the Millville Water Company and the Cumberland County Oas Company are busy with a large force of men making all replacments and extensions where necessary, and laying Berrios lines to the curb* where dwellings are now loetted and to lota where building Is likely to be done, and this will insure no breaking of the etreeU by the utilities for years to come. The work will be completed so that there will not be the least holding up In the paving program. The work to be done U quite considerable and has given employment to a number of men who ~ sre idle It U understood that the city has very little work to do In that locality as the water system

How to Carry Your Travel Funds The Travelers’ Checks, sold by m, are the beet way to cany funds Is traveling— not only are they safe, but very convenient and economical. Procure them of us.

Ocean City Title & Trunt Company

Mrs. Smith Stiles Is on the sick

list.

CapUln A. X. Meerwald snd family spent Sunday afternoon at Wildwood. Paul McKalg and Mr. and Mr*. J. Hahn motored to Cape May Court House and Cape May Friday. Otis McKalg U employed at Sea Isle City. Dr. Lewis Learning spent Sunday with his family who spending the summer here. Harvey Nickerson spent Sunday at Wildwood. Mrs. Rachel Hand visited relaUvee at Vineland last week. Mies Sophia Ludlam has re turnud to Avalon after visiting "Isa M. C. Ludlam. Miss Annie Nickerson Is vlsltIng her sister, Mias L. Nickerson.

Caught in Machine While working one of the ma-i chines at Sach s Bakery. Woodbine. on Thursday morning, one of the new employees had his hand 1 caught in a fast running machine. Three Angers were smashed. He was taken to the local physician, where It was found necessary for an X-Ray to be taken. The vie-' Urn's name Is not known because be had worked a very short time prior to the accident, probably

an hour.

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Mrs. Rachei Hand. Miss Naomi Colfc Mr. and Mrs. Worley * Saturday at Wildwood. Miss Bertha Hagan In visiting her cousin. C. L. Fldler. Lawrence McKalg and family and Mrs. Smltl. Stiles visited Dr. and Mrs. Yerkes a* Tuekahoe, and Mrs. E. Ross at Peteiaburg on Saturday. Mr. and Mia. F. C. Barnes attended South Seavllle Camp Meeting and also motored to Avalon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Worley, of Baltimore. visited Mr*. Rachel Hand over the week end. Mrs. Wm. Treadway and daughter. of Tennessee, are visiting relatives here. Miss Margaret Pierson. Misses Annie and Lydia Nlckeraoa went to Wildwood on Monday.

Alvin McKalg, of New York, spent the week end with mother. Mr. and Mrs. C. West colt ca on Mr. and Mrs. John Scull on Sunday. Mrs. Eunice Carroil visited Mrs. Smith Stllee on Friday. Miss Naomi Cole, of Baltimore, visiting Mrs. Rachel Hand. Matthew Jefferson spent week end with his father.

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We Are Discontinuing Our Entire Stock of Women’s and Children’s Shoes Necessitated by increased business in our other department* and the lack of space to handle such a tremendous increase, forces us to sell these Shoes far below cost of «v«»irlv»g TENENBAUM’S have leased the large, airy store at 3707 Pacific Avenue specially for this Great Sacrifice Sale

1000 Pairs of OXFORDS and PUMPS . in white, tan, patent and combinakon, in all style heels. Walk-over, Queen Quality and Educator Shoes winch Formerly Sold up to $10.00

Sale Price

69

Women’s Pumps Queen Quality Walk-Over and Brav

*1.39

Specially Patterned for Tenenbaum Cuban, Spanish and French heels. All Sizes

79c ’''S'iSf' KEDS 79c

MEN’S Black and Brown Calf High and Low SHOES Formerly up to $10.00 S, $1.79

Women’s up-to-the-minute Opera Pumps in all wanted leathers and heels. Formerly $10.00 $2.95

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