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Belle Oompton to Eaat Creek Game

City of Sea late City

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Albert E. AuaUn to Franklin W iT 0 “• uev er met net 75!*L f J*-®*®- M end s. i:. io fl * nce * P*rentB. etiquette deof lot *7. block 116, Holly Beech man da that they call on her with•leremlah R. Lyona to H Po—, ' n ^““ni following the *100. I^li and is engAEetnent. or write her. to welC. Official Map | come her Into the family. That la. Co rough of Weat Wildwood ? fter th ® Klrl ^ OO 1 ^ '‘yOB.'' and Wildwood Extenaton Realty Com- h * r parenta h »' r B n^en their con-

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citv „« ». young lady and her mother

Harris "** C ' ty C1U **' though, the young M wi < **R m t ^h E ^ > ' a n. S ~ ,y~ Udy “B® 1 * the parenta of the Avenue its feet We»t of' fcrrvSSU yoan * “An befotr they become Street, so feet by iso feet. engaged. If they lire in the aame Borough of Worn Capo May town. It would be quite natural Stevona. et at., to Qeorre S f ? r th ® y° un « "lOther to inl^SS*Sf Aid^w 1 ^* ^‘•‘“‘rfCuSIvlte the young lady to her home 1P 07 Andrew h. Stevens. for dinner, or some other occasion.

Dear Mlaa no:—When ahould engaged girl meet the parents of her fiance? One friend tella me me that ahe la presented to hit folka about the time they become engaged. Another friend tella me that ahe ahould meet hla parents before they become engaged. Pleaae advise me which la correct.

K. T.

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Both your friends are correct If the young lady has never met her fiance’s parenta, etiquette de-

Dear Mias Flo:—If a wedding J to take place at six o’clock in the evening, and the groom la to wear a dark blue business suit, what is correct for the bride to wear? Thank you. F. R.

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Even when the groom wears an Informal business suit, it is correct for the bride to wear anything that ahe chooees—from the moet formal white satin drees to the most Informal going away dress or aulL Of course, an informal would be better, and if — —I't wish to wear her going away costume, she might wear a little bridal gown of white crepe de Chine of a simple cut. and the traditional white velL

Mr. A Mra. R«h-r t Allen White,

Detroit.

Miss Helen White. Detroit.

(1) Mrs. Robert Allen White. De-

troit.

Miss Helen White. Detroit. Mrs. Arthur P. Hale, Detroit. Dear Mias Flo:—I have a chiffon sleeveless dress, which I am to wear at *n affair at a hotel. Would it be proper to wear black satin slippers with silver stockings and a silver band in my hair, or must I wear silver slippers’ T. W.

Fate Fifteer

Romaine salad may be eaten with the Angers. (S) Tea.

Eecnlar Hubby Mrs. Peters:—"Is your husband

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Great Channel.

Batne- H.oe. Lot 41. block

CM. 9mmSmof Great Chatum

SEPT. 5th KEEP THU BATE OPEN Grand Water Carnival BAY SIDE CIVIC ASSOCIATION Oceati Gty. N. J. Diving Plunging Swimming Racing From the Paris Olympic rcces under the Auspices Americar. Athletic Union Queen’s Magnificent Barge Where every nation will be represented Wonderful daylight fireworks Hundreds of gaily decorated boats Great naval pageant Receptioi. to the queen Many bauds From the Bridge to 15th Street or. the Bay

Dear Ml* Fio: —itease tell me how s man. wife and daughter should register r.t a hotel. Also how my mother, my daughter, and I should register. M. R.

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A man, wife and daughter should register in the following

Of course, black satin pumps with silver stockings would be acceptable, but the silver pumps would be more effective, and would carry out the unity of your

costume better.

Dear Miss Flo:—Is It proper to eat Romaine salad with the Angers? (2) May lobster daws be pulled apart with the Angers?

MATTHEW J. RYAN COMMISSION MERCHANT Planter. Wholesale Dealer and Shipper of MAURICE RIVER COVE OYSTERS •ALT OYSTEM. CLAMS SNAPPERS, CRABS

^ COOK ELECTRICALLY There Is No Better Method This Weatinghouse Automatic Electric Range ia one of the beat made. The price ia low, 10 per cent, down. Balance in eleven equal monthly paymenta. Total price only $ H0.00 Cooking by Electricity Has Many Advantages and Is NOT Expensive Allow Our Range Specialist to Tell You About the Stove and About OUR LOW RATE FOR COOKING

Atlantic City Electric Company Cape May County Division, 93rd St Stone Harbor

Because hundreds of persons REGRET that they HESITATED to invest in other seashore resorts oefore values increased so rapidly. Human hands cannot make beaches, the amount is limited. Therefore the time to invest is now. Values are increasing not daily but hourly.

A few first class offerings

■Why?

Comer lot with 1 10 feet frontage on Landis Avenue with 15-room dweD-ing-$20,000.00 55 feetonLandis Avenue,depth 100 feet-$25,OOO.OO. (Business property) 10-room dwelling, lot 50 by 110, modem conveniences, $12,000.

Twin House, eight rooms each, modem conveniences. Lot 50 by 1 10— $12,000.00 10-room dwelling, lot 50 by 110, modem conveniences, $10,000. 88 feet on Boardwalk, central section, $65,00000 Liberal Financing.

IRVING FITCH, Mo

304 S. LANDIS AVENUE

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.