Cm MAT OOCTTT TIMES. TRIDAT g|gg| Ifc, 1W8

fate mrtfcR

slew Jersey M. E. Conference Adjourns

L Bur'S Wi F«r reaaia(tM «e»i*M7

Cepe May Co. CSangot

Th« N#w imrwtr U. K. Confer. ,jic«. * hleh haa be« ta aMMoa n Atlaatlc CUy alBee last rnaaCTealac aO^rn^d Monday wUh the aaaouaMBMt of tk« - I*, j^ T _

acya-laatoa Bmtmn. H —

risr sir £St3&z of ,he rou,h of

coortaay. and Uo kindly humor ,0 * P™"" 1 # * y '

id rory erlder.t pvailyImproMod ’ other* atuadluc <

Incton. D. C.. one of the Iar«oot churchee of the dei omln»tlon. a decided raiher to go to Tren-

a.

Rev. If. E. Snyder, of Haddon Height*, era* apyolnteo auperlnteadeot of the Ocran Grove camp Rev. D. C. Cobb, of Camden, •roam’-ar of the cooferr* tired from the ofllee and eraa given an oration and preaeated with n pone of «1M In gold. Rev. J. B. ‘ R. Mason. Rev. Mn Handley and Rev. 1. W. *• * “ • - |f#f .. teas, St. Paul's of Trenton, of 111 health. Nina candidates for the ministry erore admitted on trial and hare a two-year probationary •d. They are Ed Staple*. W. 3. Benedict. RnmW. 3. R. Powell. Old Bridge; W. C. Bailey. Camden; Walter F. Bump. English Creek. Hliman T. C. H AnTrentoo; George Morley. Oibhatown: W. C. Jeffreys. Thorofate. and Otis T. Van Brant. Chews Landing. On Saturday toe ronference was visited by the Junior Laymen'* Conference, comprising hoys cf the ehurebe* of the State. s to the bishop and the made by Harry Palget

Following Is the appolntm for the Bridgeton district, wl includes Cape May County:

--n

Sneaks far Peuimgtem

of alternating Its an-

Atlantic

City and Ashury Park by accept an Invitation to bo’d the 1»S? catioo in mis city^Tfce .v<egatea rotad >1 to «? da atldk to

and hold the 1>2

neJng In Asbory Pat*.

Chance Sr.

The outstanding feature of the ilplt changes eras the transfer, his regnant, of tha Ear. Dr. W. Earl Ledden. af 1 Bmdway. Church, r^mden. to tha Richmond ireh. la Buffalo. N. Y. will lake the idaee of the Rer^Pr. JPMAer Hosnaa. who into the Npw Jer-

B Ogden, of Cape May.

preaidant of the Senior Laymen's Association, and by Dr. Francia H. Green, president of the Pennington Seminary, and by William E. Maaaey. of Ocean CHy. president of the Board of Trustees

The latter

nounced that Vice President John Sparks, of the seminary board. I promised a gift of Ml.eOO pt Tided bis colleagues will raise a rimllar sum to wipe out an 912.oeo debt of the InsUtutloii. He eaM 922,000 haa already

pMged.

count on Friday far Inactivity si see the opening of the ./Okmlly "dry" era received another gtag Saturday

Rev. Jan

Lord,

City. Is transferred to- 8t. Fanl's Church. Trenton. His suceeaaor M. E. pulpit is Ear. 0. T. Harris. unUl ao»/pastor op Wildwood M. E. ChurdBj WUdJ Dr. Lord receive

mem of the Volw md art aad to dght to the last any attempt amend or ispmi tha law la a way would g^.va the ‘'wets ' an ad vantage, they shouted their ap-

Aldlnc. John Oowan. Alloway. B. W. Luckenblll. Anbury. J. O. R. Corbler. Auburn. A. J- Smith. Aura. A. L Saner. Avalon. C. E. String. Bridgeport. Center 8q.. A. D. Ward. Bridgeton — Central. W. A. Boyd; First, J. R. Read: Fourth. O. 8. South wick; Trtalty. N. D. Kelley; Wesley. Christian Ernst. Burleigh. O. T. Hand. Cape May City. E. W. Graham. Cape May Court Houss. William Erven. Carneyr Point. L. W. Heoek. Cedarvllle. A. I. Rosa. Center Grove and Unton Grove. C. S. Reeve*. Centerton. J. W. Vesl. Clayton. G. W. Hannera. Deepwater. W. T. Galloway. Deerffeld. Walter Nlcklem. Sr. DenniaviUe Circuit. E. O. W. it low. Dividing Creek. J. E. Haekett Eldora OrcnR. P. J. Myera. Elmer. L A. Millar. Erma aad Fishing Crash. L. V. Berwin. Ewan. H. S. Osacoyae. Fairton. E. N. Oark Fraakllnville. C. W. Reamer. Friendship. W. Johnson. Glmaaboro. G. H. Keller. Gcsben and Dias Creek. C. T. Hand. Green Creek aad Rio C ran as.

Hnleyvllle Circuit. Benage Lord. Hancock's Bridge and Caatoo. B. F. Crane. Harrtaonvllle and Ferrell. U B.

Malaga Circuit. C- R. Sharp. Mauricetown. F. W. Slater. Millville—First. D. R. Haney; Fourth. J. T. Stewart; Becoai. Applegate: Triaity. W. 1* Shaw; West ■4a. D. C. Era Mlnoiola aad Forrest Grora. K. R. Perl nek lef. Monroevl’:*. E. T. Applegt ta Mull lea HIIL G. C. Reyaalda NewSeM aad North Vlasiaad. F. G. Howell. Newport. Hugh Bowrlgalse. North Wildwood. J. F. Loader. Ocxea CHy. N. Y. Sargeot. Pedrtcfeiowa. E. E. Craig. >ok: St. Faal. A. E. Carl.n. Peoastille. Auric* Fam-Ua. W. L.

Plslasevtlle sad Flaey Hollow. 3. H. Porch. Port Elimbeth. L J. B. HtU. Port Norris. W. A. Moors. Qulntoe. J. W. Bradway.

isagoodfiivestment

THERE IS A STRONG DEMAND for our used cars among people who formerly bought low priced new cars. One reason is that a good used car often has a higher resale value after a year’s use than a new car bought for the same money. Protect yourself by buying your used car from a Buick dealer. BUY YOUR USED CAR FROM A BUICK DEALER

USED CARS

1 Bukk Sedan 1 Bukk 4 Sedan 1 Hudaon Sedan 2 Dodge Sedans 1 Dodge Touring 2 Buick Touring 1 Ford Fordore 2 Ford Coupes 1 Ford Coach 2 f-’ord Sedans

MOTOR SHOP JOSEPH SCRIVANI. Prop.

Richland and Friendship. P. & Rich wood. Jacob Bom. Balsm- Broadway. Leon Chamber lain; First. 0. A. Lee. Sea Isle City. H. 3. Helnemann. Sharptown and Haines Neck. A. C. Dailey. South Vineland. W. H. Llbe. Strathmere. J. B. Haines. Tuekahoe. C. 8. Lawrence. Vlaniand. C. I. Flidgeorge. Wildwood. D. C. Cobb. WlUlamstown. J. W. Stoke-. Woodruff and Roecnhayn. Neleon Moore. Woodstown. J. E. Shaw. J. B. Kulp. Superintendent

Want Wells For Head of Organization South Jersey amodatka. Ik. Beck fapslsr Suriiagtsa County

Cape May Co. Interested

Am effort la being made to have Judge Harold fc. Wells, of Bordeni. to head the South Jersey

Association. Incorporated. Judge Well* t* very well known in almost every section of South Jereey. The South Jewry Aaaoclati m. Incorporated, la an organisation founded for tha purpose of exploiting the advantage* «f Souths Jersey. It la non-polltlcal and 6o n -< nmiaerethl. One of the plana of the organtaatioa Is a natlouwlde publicity campaign rhowing the advantages and possibilities of this section. Each community In South Jersey Is rep resented In the organisation. Lutbar C. Ogden, of Cape May City, director of the Board of Freeholders. Is the county chairman of the organisation and Irving Fitch, of Sea !*le Ctty. president of the County Chamber of Commerce, Is chairman of the Industrial committee. The association was recently .mailed and the present office:* accepted the positions tentatively. In seeking a man to assume tbe presidency of the organisation the persons Interacted endeavored to secure a capable man and that will be acceptable to e section. Of tbe persons suggested bead tbe organisation Judge Wells apparently has the greatest following.

"To feed the birds is a floe pbllanlhropy "—Wlntborp Packard.

9 Ship* in 3 Hour*

f Buys

Landing Field be so eonatmated as to adapt'It-

self to future expanaion lb I

H. L. Ferre

Newport Nee . cheered the hasrta of America* aa*ouDcement that 9 ship* will be launehsd and 3 keels laid within S hours on March Ml.

'There must be give and take, and occasionally some surrender of sovereignly, il International relations are in In- brought more Into unity."—George W. Wicker-

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M**.at Mvynanf lad hr tic

« .mpaay was a»-

(luMprtl recently. The pti perty.

Inrat-d on the Him

■ ■jat&tltaf 11.-r approsInmialF ' .£-> %-ou.h.*M Of Chi. a*h' £ hl “ wVb- •Milted n. the chi rag*, . letViinarApt thr Ford Air TianSpn4 Service. Klnre the r*«abli*hlr.c .•! the Itf t . .I-Chlrag* ! airline »n Aptll IX. IliX!;. Ford 'rbinr- have been landing al the Iguawrument Held at Ma>»<M>d. HI. Coswlderable dlMrulty war esperteneed by Ford pilot* In reaching the landing Held due '.> smoke and tug omilng about Chicago. This will be avoided by the new location, which remote* ih<Veceaaity of traversing the

metropolitan district.

In announ-lng tbe purchase, file eompany stated that tbe property wtl b-- Utilised only a* a

la ad lag Held.

•The Fonl Motor Company Intends no manufacturing activity of a*y sort and contemplates Ixitydigg a hangar for the shelter apd servicing; .ol airplane*." the

statement said.

Th hangar Incorporates several unique features of eonMrtirllon and many of the most modern facilities lor servicing airplanes.

Tha building, which will ha 112 fret wide and 1*2 fret long, prill

line

f the

air transport asrrtce. To rf||llWle

ivement Of planes tha building, alldit

designed to opei. the entlr en|

he hangar will be feature wlU be mad

the use of a cantilever

goof.

The property which la mile* from the Chicago plant of the company at wischard ir in excellent «

a landlna Add.®

mSS'

doesn't know whs

do with 1,000.000 bushels of

plus osrtL Why not let the ' " ' * wheat bread

Of it aa usual.

—I Han Two Dew Can—

Overland Six Sedan OldsmoWe Coadk fhey have beta nn eery

little. If \

Can be boaght oa 0. M. A. C. Plan. Address Box B-10, CARE THE TIKES

Really Great Sixes Bred of the Same Quality

*945toH995

OX popular prices. One is Chandler, the other is Cfevdand, both beautiful with all the higher phases of beauty —and both headliners in superb performance. Each is built in its own great plant, yet both have behind them the same invested money— the «aw>F policies of sound progress—the same elevated ideals of modem-day engineering. The Story of Chandler TBe 19x6 ChstvfW goes aa for with luxury aa luxury can po without turning into extravagance. YcX Qundhr pros Mart as low as $1491 **4 onb flunk of a real 4-door Sedan—of OvarxVr quality. Chandler

Twentieth Century Sedan.

Progrt—ye body-bulldog built the body. Long years of experience perfected tbe chassis Years of tests and setusi contest* omdc its eh—p—whip Pike* Peak Motor what it is today. Tbe whole world knows Chandler fur ptrfonnance. fWrlrr now has the pusb-the plupger convenience of *One Shot’ Chasms Lubncatm. You can spend tbe oext three months drivmg all sutomobdct sod not 6nd one that is earner or pleasanter to htndc—and not 00c near tbe prio- thut can rival it.

The Story of Cleveland The new Cleveland fox. ranging from $945 to $ij45. g»ves just about fifteen to twenty cents more value per dollar than the aver-

age automobile dollar buys today.

You can figure it out yourself. Just look at the new Model 31 Four-Door Sedan, at $1090. Then look at other cars of similar price, and simply compare sue, nchneaa. power. Then look at other cars of similar sue, richness and power—and just compare yrices! Here's a car your eyes like to linger on—a car of mansue dimension*—a car with a motor of extraordinary power—a car that has stepped nght out and walked away with first honors in

many wide-open performance coo testa.

What's more, it has. a* all Cleveland Six modal* ha*u the famous "One Shot' Lubrication Systcn. A press of the heel or a plunger and the car's all aded—as simply as aB that The price, we repeat,

is only $1000! v * a *

So here they are together. Chandler and Cleveland—your rhn*-* of a great choice of models from $945 all the way to Ji991-

For the sake of good buying, sec them.

Mazurie’s Garage CLARENCE MAZURIE. Prop. AL t'RQt HART. Matiilsii-1 UrpinruUtlvc U.-II Pbonr 42 LANDIS AVENUE SEA ISLE CITY

no W. PINE AVENUE WILDWOOD, N. J.

CHANDLER-CLEVEL A~N D MOTORS CORPORATION, CLEVELAND. OH

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