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, SEPTEMBER 1$, 19M.

lassified Advertising ie your and MB Wtn W Mt; Ball and Kmtona Phone. 40 Adrertlawaanta la this section are one cent a word:

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*AN Cirr—OPPORTUNITY It hnoehfS loudly at Ocean CKy. Ifi »ni«>rfclns tor you. Don’t Isnorc It R- B. Rodfera 1H7 Aabury Ara. -«

PNDEBFUL anltv—One of deoartinent * bulkSns. __ :lllc Avenue. ln_ t ISO. and up-to-date f

81n." Prayer meeting Thursday erenlng at 7.30. Subject. “Hope.” Hopeful scripture, hope hymns and a hopeful message. You are Invited.

Mrsdah Lutheran Church Sea Isle City. Sunday, September 30. 1925. Bible School at 10 a m. Service with aermon at 8 p. m. Theme: “Our Account With God.” The company you keep, the aenrice you render, will have a lot to do wlh your account Church going helps. COKE.

Wigglesworth-Shaip Margaret Sharp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sharp, and Norman Wlggleeworth. of Tuckahoe, were united in marriage last Saturday evening, at the Tuckahoe Methodist parsonage bf Rev. C. S. Lawrence. The newly-weds will make their home in Tuckahoe.

LEGAL

SHERIFF’S aALE

By virtue of two executions at taw. > me directed. Issued out of the Cape May Circuit Court on the 14th day of August. A. D . 1915. I shall expo

to sale si public vendue, on MONDAY. OCTOBER mh. lf».

■etween the hours of twelve and live . clock, p. «.. to wit. at one o’c’—

In the Afternoon of said day. at Sheriffs office, in Cape May O

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; Wildwood

Boardwalk venders do not recall any season In former years to compare with this on the closing week of the year. Every amusement was in foil swing and the crowds were equal In number to any week end

throughout t^£ summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Murphy end Mias Mae Nees, were one day visitors. Sunday last Miss Nees was former owner of the Hamilton property. In East Young Avenue and Mr. Murphy has been a stage hand at the Lyric Theatre, in Philadelphia for a number of years.

Beach Mmrtiei Show

The Shop Craft Association of the Pennsylvania Railroad, Atlantic Division, gave a minstrel show

The programme was a varied one and was thoroughly appreciated. being exceedingly well rend-

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— curtilage situate In of Avalon, county of • a.... Qf New Jarney,

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. of IRVING pVtuH Burrogale of lbs Oounty of I^tUrriaSr on the 15th dey of kfrombn- A. I) 191*. on the appllCttoo^of the subscriber. Executor of Lid deceased, notice I* hereby given [o the creditors ofmMMMMMMUM

or I her will be forever barred of any £*» amRnst the eubecrlber Dated September IMh. A. D. 1933. LUIGI L* MANNA. CHARLES K. LANDIS. JK.^KJiQ ■4t-9t-P«I$ K In the Churches Firri M. E. Church Sm Isle rtty. Sunday. September *0 Sunday School at 10 a. m Worship and pronchlnf service at 11 o'clock The topic for the momla. wilt be “Making Melody For lad - epworth League at 3 43 .-rf-' Juba K Laoaos. Jr Topic. AS Evening With Hymns” Eve aing song aervko and seiraon at 7 39 “Facing The irosaaqaancM of

Beginning mt the northeast of Avalon Avenue and E Street; and running thei erly along the northerly Ion Avenue, one hundrefeel: thence (I) northerly at right angles to Avalon Avenue, one hundred and ten feet: thence (3) westerly parallel with Avalou Aveni hundred and ten feet: lh«t southerly at right angles to said Aratd dong the eaatert) b Street, one hundred > the place of beginBeing known as lots Nos. I and 3. m section ten of map of Avalon, revised July, 1906. and recorded In the Cape May County aerie's Office. Amount due under Judgments la 31X36.93 aad $394.33. with intermit and Sheriff's fees to be added Seised as the property of I Richardson, def '— —— cut ion at (he a

plaintiffs, and to be sold by O BO ROE A REDDINO. I Dated September 14. 1933. Lewis T. Stevens. Atty. —45-4t-pf$13.33

CREOfiQTEO TIMBER SRI DOE ACROSS LEONARDS THOROFARI CAPE MAY COUNTY, N. J. Notice Is hereby given that see led bids win be received by the Board of Chosen Freeholders of Cape May County. N. J., for the Construction of a Creoaotod Timber Bridge. 349 long by 34 feet wide, with Creoe '-'

May County. N. J.. said bids opened ana read in pobtle l— — May Court House. N. J.. September 30. 1933. at 3.90 P. M. STANDARD TIME c Drawings, specifics lions and of bid, coo tract aad bond for proposed Work, prepared by R. ^v-d 0 S?«5*£ e 5. of said engines*- at Marmora. 1 and may be Inspected by proepi bidders during buslnee* hours, den will be furnished with a oil. the specifications and bhit prints of ths drawings by the engineer proper notice and deoo.lt oT $10.00 “IrtS.’BKSF.

e returned to .the engineer in

date of^recelvlng bids, o “ssrsL-fi 1 ™- ... Standard PropoaU Forma

qulrad by the specifications, must bs —'-ised la sealed eavekmea. bearing name aad address of bidder and r of road on the outside, addressed to Board of Chosen Freeholders. Cape May County. N. J.. aad must be accompanied by a certificate from a surety company guaranteeing the furnishing of a hood and a certified ‘ k for not less than ten (10) per . of the amount bid. provided

specifications, copies of which ■ 'JJ.'rSEl'fJSBS -es tbs right to reject any or all of the Board of Cboeen LUTHER C. OGDEN. Director. T. MILLET HAND.. Clerk. -4S-3t-70l-pff 11.60;

CREOfiOTED TIMBER BRIDGE ACROSS AVALON CANAL CAFE MAY COUNTY. N. J. Notice U hereby given that sealed Ida will be received by the Board of .taoeen Freeholders of Cape May County. N. J.. tor the Constructs a Creoeoted timber Bridge, lit tong by 14 foot wide. wlth^CrsM _f Avalon Boole- i i Middle Township. Cape May " - . said bids will be openubltc at enpe May j.. bepiiisksr mi m. Standard

. County ien approve-, and filed In the office aald engineer at Marmora. N. _J.. iLriiLirE^'Lssr® es anil be furnished with a copy the epectAral Ions and blue prints of the drawings by (be. engineer on proper notice and depuatl of $10.00 lor (be oust of preparation. The tlu.txi deposited wUl be remdod If tbeapeclACBlIons and blue good condition within IV days Ironi date of receiving bids, or If the aaiatStandard Proposal Forma. In the designated therein and reby the specifications, must be d In sealed envelopes, bearing me and address of bidder and if road on the outside, addraaa- _ Board of Chosen Freeholders. (Ape May County. N. J.. and tuusl be accompanied b> a certificate Irani a eurrty ooiupany guaranleolng the lurmshlng of a bond and a certified ■ t—k for not lees than ten (10) pci cent, of the amount bid. provided said check shall not be leas than llvu Mi. nor more than IM.Mhi Mi and bo delivered at the place and on the hour above named. The gtandard ITopoeel 9uru> le a fisc bed to Ukspecifics! tone, copies of which will be furnlahod on aptdasilon to engineer. The Board of Cbowi f reehold-, e reserves the right to reject any or By order of the Hoard of Chosen LUTHIER C. OODBN^ T. UUAJTT HAND. *’

The regular meeting

Daughters of America wag held at the home of the president, Mrs. Carrie flerivaai. 114 West Pine Avenue, on Wednesday September 9. New members were Initiated. Until further notice meetings will be held at 121 Eaat Maple Avenue, at which place the next meeting

will be held September 23.

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Banka left Saturday morning for a month's stay In the Vermont hllla. visiting with their daughter, Mrs. HUthon, who U one of the sue cessful proprietor managers of a mountain hotel in that beautiful State. The Banks’ home, on Wildwood Avenue, was sold recently and will be occupied within a few months by the new owner, who

lives In Millville, N. J.

The Wildwood String Band played host to the “Aqua” and the “Trixie" String Banda, of Philadelphia. both prise winning musical organizations In the New Year's celebration on a one day's outing to this resort Sunday last Over 250 people made up the party in special cars over the Reading System, and. headed by O. I. Blackwell. chairman of the outing committee. they marched through the stroeU In satin and fur-trimmed

regalia tc the delight of throngs of visitors lining the sidewalk. Thursday morning the huaky stalwarts of the WUdwood baseball team departed bag and baggage for their respective homes In Philadelphia, bidding farewell to the most successful season In baseball. These boys left happy-heart-ed even to desert a coveted playground. Stopping at the "Whitehall Cottage.” on West Wildwood ▲venue. Mrs. Giles Craven, proprietress. Is loathe to see them go. for, in spile of the fact that It had been claimed a set of boys of any baseball team would measure to points of unrulyneaa, the management of this house clalnm otherwise. and declares that the Wildwood baseball team are welcome guests of her domicile any day. A surprise party given to Ray Phillips, brought to that young man all of the bays of such an affair. bestowed upon him by members of the Hunts' Inc. theatres In WUdwood. who were there to do the honors. Mr*. Catherine Walsh was hostess. The "Loretta" Jn Bast Maple Avenue, last Wednesday evening, where the young people gathered, was soon transformed Into a scene of merrymaking and music. The dining room had been tastefully decorated by the boys ahead of time, and. when the lights were thrown on at midnight, everything was in readiness to do Justice to the eats and was quite the crowning event of the programme. Street ends, easterly of Atlantic Avenue under cun tract by ths city to be hard surfteed, are now being taken care of, and gangs of workmen on the Job at these Jclnts spreads the feeling of activity in the labor field, which Is stlm'ilatlng. WUdwood Avenue, one of the in-ln thoroughfares, is the first to be completed, and residents here are enthused with the

outlook.

Thursday lust the Thompson Baker family sailed for Europe, and wUl speed much time In bo'.h Paris and Italy. The little grandson of Mrs. Baker, son of Mr. Heb®r Crane, president ol the WUdObd Title and Trust, accompanied liert. .,. r —r,,---, in spite of the new railroad

schedule adopted for the fall son, ali excursion traffic was broken on both roads running to this resort on Sunday. When the first section of the Penney pulled out of the Camden terminal, it was found necessary by train crews to provide more train faculties, as the crowds Jamming the platforms of all standing cars In the shed, bad outnumbered their expectations, with the result that seven sections came down, instead of two as had been planned for.

DEATHS Dr. Humphrey Swain Dr. Humphrey Swain, a lifelong resident of Goshen, aged 82, died Friday morning attei four weeks' illness, with apoplexy. Dr. Swain was the eon of John and Mary Swain. The funeral wu heH on Monday at his late home. Rev. Charles Hand and Rev. V. Sergeant, of Ocean City, had charge of the servlcee. The remains were laid at rest In the Goshen M. E. cemetery. He leave* a widow. Mrs. Elisabeth Swain, to mourn his loss. TTantmJi Aim Sharp Hannah Arm Sharp, widow of the late Thomas C. Sharp, of Ocean View, died Monday morning. In her 89th year. Mrs. Sharp waa born In Berlin N. J., and came to Cape May County 54 years ago, residing here from that time until her death. Mr. Sharp conducted a general store at Ocean View for many years. He passed away eight years ago. Deceased wa* a member of the BeavUle V. E. Church for half a century. She is survived by four sons and one daughter, John W Sharp, of Ocean City; Francis B. Sharp. Walter H. Sharp and Joseph B. Sharp, of Sea Isle City, and Mrs. Fred Staples, of Exeter.

N. H.

The funeral was held from the home of her son. Francis B. Sharp. 20 Swain St.. Sea Isle City. Wednesday afternoon. at 1 o’clock. Interment was made at the Seavllle cemetery. Herbert V7. Manning, Sr. Herbert W. Manning. Sr., died at his home at Burleigh Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, aged 75

years. He had been In apparently good health unUl the first of July, when he discovered he was suffering from liver trouble, which proved to be cancer of the liver. He followed his trade of painting In Camden until the middle of Joly, when he was forced to stop work and come down to his farm at Burleigh, which Is operated by his son. Herbert. Three weeks later he was confined to his bed and grew gradually weaker until his nth. Mr. Manning was born In Templeton. Mas*.. In 1860. and came to New Jersey fifty years ago. He purchased the term at Burleigh over thiry-five year* ago, devoting, however, most of his time to painting in Camden and vicinity, where he was very well known. He was a quiet, genial man of Industrious hsbiU. He Is survived by his atfe, Lodemla B, who is a daughter of the late Cornelius Bennett, who early settled In this county; a son Herbert W. and three brothers. Lewis, of Philadelphia; Alvoid. of Templeton. Mass.; and Ren. of Worcester. Mass. The funeral was held Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock from his late residence. Interment was made at the Baptist Cemetery, Cape May Court House.

FOR SALE 3 Rood lx Pool Tables. Balls. — and Rack*. In first «-i-.. '"— Very low price for ■xjc. Apply M. R. CASSAPY 9 No. High Street. Millville, N. J. 1

I- W. MacHnrray Beal Estate luimnce Ben tali Sties Apartments Listings flnb'cjted 209 Landis Avenue Sea Isle Gty Agency for Firs Fyter Extinguisher

neptune Department store

(Formerly A. G. RICE ft CO.)

313-315 1-ANDIS AVENUE

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

Economy Prices on Needed Goods Affording Everyone a Chance to Save Money

It’s Easy Ironing

t Electric Iron makes ironing so much rier that yon will never be without *e, once yon have tried it.

Throe-Gnart Alaminnm Percolator Special at $1.48 Ten-Gallon Stone Jar with cover Special at $3.00 Six-Gallon Stone Jar with Cover Special at $2.00 Fire-Gallon Stone Jar with Cover Special at $1.75 Bobber Tubing For syphoning purposes Special at 3« per foot Famous Mason Brand Pint Jars Special at 78c doten Glass Table Tumbler* Special at 48c docen Porcelain Bottle Btoppen 30c down

Kitchen Aids

Plenty of dishes lighten kitchen labors. Choose your needs from this list Granite Ware—75c up Aluminum Ware—$1.35 up Double Boiler—$2.25 up Aluminum Pitchers—60c up

Flashlights Are Handy Around the Home Our stock offers you a choice of Flashlights for every purpose. Our Dry Cells are received fresh from the factory. Complete at 50c up Batteries—20c Other Electrical Equipment Underpriced We can save you money oa your other Electrical needs. Electric Extension Cords, with Plugs, ■11 ready to use, 25 feet long. Special at $2.00

Home Use Tools

Tools come in mighty handy around the home—and those yon need cost so little. Buy today. Hammers—$1.00 up Screw Driver*—25c up p »wi—$3.00 up Hatchet*—$ 1D0 up Congoleum Gold Seal Art Bugs i x !8 $12.75

$ 8.00

6x8 3x6

$ 2.00

Pepsodent Tooth Paste Special 35c Pebecco Tooth Paste Special 35c

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