CAPE MAT COMMIT TIMES. PMDAY. MAT 14. 1928.

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Xy Track To Be Held t Wildwood

ligh Schools Entered its Scheduled For May 15

Favorite

annual athletic tnrel he High Schools ■ Of Cape mty will be stageS oa il Field, at WBdwood. on Ocean City waa Oral ofopportunity of enterthe other schools, but lot accept because of the

of the Held here,

following schools have antbelr Intention of send-'

ntatlvcs is the big

in City. Cape May e. Cape May. Woodbine lid wood. Wildwood appears

Court Houm team giving good run. Ocean City Is

on for third bonora.

live educational inautuiave been holding interta for the past few weeks

Wildwood Kiwanians Told of Texas Trip

Bingham Tells of Kiwants Principles

Dr. C. F. Dandolx told his fellow members of the Wildwood Klvanls Club of some of the highlights of hU recent Texae trip at the weekly luncheon of the club Tuesday*. . Dr. Dandois said that there Is no Jay walking In Dallas, where llwkpttinns nnd motorists alike are conliolled by the traffle Ifgbfs. ' Trafllc moves rapidly and *tth little danger In that cjty.

he said.

Past President Percy Jackson welcomed the visitors. O. T. King woiythe attendant? prise. Allen E. Orafce told of the organizing dinner of the-Cape May County Y. M. C. A., to b? held at the Cbmtnuntty Hall. Court House, Tuesday evening. May IS. and of the large number of men back of the

■novpmenL

Lieutenant-Governor William T.

favorite ‘o cop the title Dlnghain made an offlrlal visit

interesting address,

outlined Frankenstein’s .story of the scientist who created, by rhemlral process, the spark of life and placed II In a huge buoy be constructed. The creature, in-

. getting Into shape for the rtead of proving the handnntn'county school event of the I being ke planned, turned out a A handsome Hat of prizes hideous Bolster that destroyed

Curtain Falls on Popular Ten Weeks’ Contest

Announcement of Winner of $25 and New $100 Contest Next Week

E. E. HriI*G«ts $5 Check

awarded to the winning Including trophies and -s and silver and bronze

the tnand and those he loved. Mr. P.lngbaiu likened this creature to Uir avenging monsters which men oflon create by seldahnexs. tricky dealing, etc. These monsters usually destroy their creators, be said, often when they think they have reached the pin-

nacle. •

"Take the rest. bu« don't forget the beat." he advised. Seventy-

“V, 1. ..a Idrala. h,

will be head Jud« e.

evr vta are as foiiowz: 100 220 yards: 440 yards. 880 pole vault, shot pot. dlsjavrlin. broad Jump, high

one mile relay. *

Brunyate. County Super-

and president of the

|e meet will be the blgg-st 1 school track meet ever held lape May County. It City Commissioners have lined to put the track ^n e and everything points toI a great day for the high

of R. WU1 Meet in Court House

ie Board of Freeholders led permission to the Daughof the Revolution to use tht I room In the Court House old a mietiug of this organon on Saturday afternoon.

Tried To Board Moving Automobile

Leon Halpern. IS. of Woodbine, escaped serious Injury on Saturday .aflerncon. when be tried to board a moving automobile. Halpern's foot >*as caught belserr. the .fender and the running board and* he was burled to the ground. The driver of the automobile Qiiltjkly saw what was abaci to happen and swerved the automobile. to one side. Had the car gone ^straight ahead. Halpern

nfld ' have been burled against a tfec. and possibly seriously In Jured. As it was he suffered slight Injuries about Ibe face, bands and other parts of the body. He was Immediately rushed to Dr. A. J. Fricdiand. where Am aid was

rendered.

After playing to capacity crowds at the TIMES Classified Playhouse for ten consecutive weeks, the popular Ad Writing Contest, with this performance. Reps from the stage and the curtain drops ‘midst the greatest applause yet won by a TIMES

Classified Contest.

No use talking, the young fellow certainly made a hit. He "brought down the house" and. Judging from the numerous ad writers who competed for this week's prizes, could have played an additional ten or twenty weeks run without boring his

eager audience.

There Is to be one curtain call, however, next week. In the form of the announcement of the

winner of the special S2S aw.-rd. ...

This de.drable prize will be pre- , TIMES will also hr mighty profit sen ted the writer of the best of| | ==*^=

the prlz<- winning ads.

little ad with an idea that certainly suggests quality In ‘.be the product about which tht

write*, it Is:

Liberal kewaid Offered. Aa Elide Battery wdl reward yon liberally with long service at little cost. Ezide Battery Service Station. Cape Msv Court Hoase. men and flvi men won prizes. Wildwood carried away honors for being the home of the most ' prir" winners, seven of the fortunate fans r<-siding In that city Three prizes went to Petersburg fans, three to Sea Isle City, one to Ocean City, one to Tnek alioc. one to Philadelphia, two U Rio Grande, one to Trenton and

one to Ml. Holly.

The ads were written about the following subjects: Automos. 4: shoe:-. 2; shoe repairing, coal. 1: halAry. 1; washing machine, 1; building, 1; plumbing. 1; banks. 2: flowe'.j, 1; tools. 1; sign painting. J; auto-

mobile batteries. 1.

Plan right now to get your share of the One Hundred Dollars in Cash Prizes that will be awarded winners in the next Classified Contest, to be an-

nounced next week.

You have had great sport writing Classified Ads for fun: and profit. You'll find that writing ads about things you have

Inserted in the

able. The TIMES prints i Classified Ads each week than all the other newspapers of county crmblned. There mus a reason. There is. TIMES' Classified Ads are hard Working little fellows who charge llttb for their s-*jv ices, but get results.

Van Kort—Foi

At the hot.:< of the bride's father. Miss Isabelle Evelyn, daughter ot Rev. Herman C. Fox. D. D. pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Wildwood, N. J.. was given In .marriage lo Mr. Joseph Sands Vn;t Nort. of Phlladilphin. Saturdic. high noon. May 8. The mnnue was fltlingly decoraled for the occasion presented a pretty picture when the bridal party entered tin room to the strains of the wedding march played Hr Mrs. William L. Rohn. The bride wore star white georgette crepe over while silk, trimmed with bebe ribbon and clusters of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of bride rosea. The maid of honor. Miss Beatrice rox. sis-

ter of the bride, was charming In pink georgette, heavily embroidered. she carried wwcetheart roses. Mr. Collins Van Nort. brother of the groom, attended the groom. There were no ushers. The groom is a graduate of Columbia University, class '21 and widely versed, he has traveled in all parts of the United States and Europe and Is now Identified with a prominent Philadelphia firm as cle-ctrleml engineer. Gu<-'* at the wedding were front New York and Se-ran-ton. After the oc-romony. a reception followed after which the newly-weds departed for an extensive trip. Upon their return, they will nside in Audubon. N. J. Miss Fox was popular with the younger set in Wildwood and active In the affairs ol the church and Sunday school.

Fire Company Answered Call The Woodbine Fire Company

responded to the call for help from Tuekahoe on Saturday evening. When the forest fire In that vicinity threatened several homes.

house '

Classified Contest Play- i rill not remain deserted. J

._. _.. announcement will be made next weelt of a new "player" who will tnad the boards fori ten more weeks and who. in ad-1 dltlnn to providing oceans of i genuine wit-testing fun. will dls-' tribute One Hundred Dollars

more in Cash Prizes.

Two WiMwood fans, a man and a woman, captured the lass two weekly prizes la the Ad

Writing Contest.

The fS'.OQ prize goes to E. E. Hell. 234 E. Wildwood Avenue. Wildwood, who has been a regular ad writing fan almost from the atari of the contest and who. on one other occasion, won honorable mention for his efforts. The J2.50 prize 1* awarded Mrs. John E. Sll.-n. 6000 Pacific

Avenue. Wildwood.

The warning and advice in Mr. Hell's Ad Is quite appropri ale la these days of bootleg liquor at fabulous prires. It reads: Money saved (or rainy days should not bt spent on s wet night. Start a savings account now and be prepared. Ocean

nv. Silen has wi

There are three times as many women as men among the twenty prize winners. Fifteen wo-

VA)U kiss the rent money * good-bye and that's the

last of it. Each month you dig up the dough to give you a squatter’s right to live another four weeks. Buy

your own.

Phones JOHN L. MAHER I

To Be Given Away Free Zenith Radio A long distance four-tube set

A coupon will be given to each customer with every one dollar purchase of Paints, Enamels, Varnishes and Lacquer.,. Coupohs will be signed and dropped in a sealed box, from which the lucky number will be drawn by some girl or boy yet to be chosen. Date of drawing will be announced later. Contest closes June 24th.

Supremacy* Fineoteel I

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In the percentage 4*f Coatly Chroma Vanadium Steel need, Dodge Brothers Motor Car outranks any other automobile in the worldregardless of cost.

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The -prizes will be: 1st prize—Zenith Radio. 2nd prize—1 gallon Lucaseal Enamel. 3rd prize—7 gallon Lucaseal Floor Varnish. 4th prize—1 gallon Tinted Gloss Outside White Paint.

Every one has an equal chance to win one of these four prizes.

Come in and see this magnificent set.

Neptune’s* Department Store

-Sea Ule City, N. J.

It is everywhere conceded tbn* Chrome Vanadium Steel is the toughen and meet enduring metal ever created for use in the vital parts of a motor car. It may not be so well known, however, that Dodge Brothers Motor Car ranks first in the world in the use of this costly and fatigue-prdof material. Dodge Brothers power assembly is almost entirely Chrome Vanadium — motor, connecting rods, crankshaft, transmission, universal joint, drive shaft, differential and rear axle. Even the front axle is Chrome Vanadium— the entire steering unit—and every leaf of the springs. In fact, wherever sny manufacturer uses alloy steels, Dodge Brothers use coetly Chrome Vanadium. And In oomeroac instances Dodge Brothers employ it whew plain carbon steel, even in the ooatLeat cSrs, is commonly thought sufficient This has been true from the day Dodge Brothers built their first motor car. This explains why the words Long Ltfe, Safety and Dependability are habitually associated with the name Dodge Brothers wherever motor can an serving mankind.

Touring Car Roadster _

$867.50 Coupe $866.00 Sedan

Beckers Garage

H. BF.CKER, Prop.

WOODBINE, N. J.

Phones: **113-1“ Keystone 12-A

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Don be- BrothersMOTOR CARS

Opportunity Sometimes Knocks With a Velvet Hammer

A GELLER OPPORTUNITY thirty-two-room -Boardwalk Hotel Central Location-All Modem C-M..eniences-Best Income-Pro-ducing Property on the Boatdwalk. The price is a steal-and liberal terms.

A FEW CHOICE Centrally Situated Building Lots

Unless you are awake to what is going on about you, you are very apt not lo hear her knock. She is knocking today at YOUR door; she offers you treasure unbounded in Sea Isle City Real Estate. ( During the past months the Geller Organization has sold and re-sold many thousands of'dollars worth of Sea Isle City Real Estate--and has made small fortunes for many who saw Opportunity when it was presented, and grasped it.

It Is Only Common Sense

You know real estate values in Ocean City, Ventnor, Margate, Brigantine and Wildwood. You know that property in these resorts sells for from SO',' to 5007 higher than similar property in Sea Isle City. YET SEA ISLE CITY has EVERY advantage of these resorts, and MANY MORE. It’s only common sense that Sea Isle City's property values MUST SOAR. Opportunity’s hammer is made of steel - - it's literally POUNDING ON YOUR

DOOR.

Those who have heeded have profited. It’s tip to YOU . Phone, Write, Wire or Call.

A GELLER OPPORTUNITY A block of 76 lots, centrally located, two blocks from the boardwalk, with riparian rights; a really beautiful development. See Geller for price and terms.

A PLOT 100 by 100 feet, comer, half-block from the Boardwalk; choice location for a moving picture theatre. See Geller for price and terms.

D. G GELLER mp COMPANY

“Look For The Red Sign” Landis Avenue, Comer Fritz Street

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.