CAPE MAT COTOTT TIMES. PBIDAT, MAT W. IMS.

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lot tbear will dot be (tin until 1 I o'clock on Saturtty aftc. noon. I All aduitx and all children, acI conipanlcd by parent*, will be en- ' titled to receive a cake and a

I K Cl ’ chance at the prtae money aa long flrink Attair aR , * ,e C * ,tc# 1,al - The cake* will

Hall Outlines Plan of Sesqui

Publicity

Many Miniature Birthday Cekea Will Contain Cardr - Good For Cold Piece*

Next - Saturday Afternoon

: One of the novel feature* the "birthday" celebration of the Ocean City Title and Treat Com#M>r. next Saturday afternoon. #111 be the disutbution of miniature birthday cakee, Though all; t miniature cake* will be elml-

Some of the pictures to ahown by the Trana-Lux Daylight on Projector will feature tents" In the history of Ocean City. Among these will be plcS of the first house built In tn Cl'y. the first tmaderni of dirt when ground was broken lor the entrance of the automobli bridge to Someis Point, ten years ago. and conatruclton views the Ocean City Title and Trust

Company, etc

the min ar In ■

To Demonstration

<>t mvite Cjrowers will contain cards. Twenty

o) the cards will entitle the |

Micky perron to a $S gold piece

and the other fifty will be good .

for a si bill. 1 State College To Hold Field

1 The unusual occasion mark.- [) a y on June 16

the anniversary opening of the „

Title and Treat Company build- final arrangement* for Field , he I>lBwarp , hore o(ren , in* ^7- Wednesday June 1« are rlun „ y for d ^ e]opmrn , For the grst Ume |h« top Hoot “ , * rl,l * 0 ' co l mp )r' lon ** . N< T I '° none ,n tke country, for it of the buffing will be throws 1 Jc™cy “»*« College or Agrtcul-1 g UrpMM , ln nBt uraI beauty they

open to the public for sight * nd S*Per1ment Sution j 8h ores of Dong Island.

; r - — . __ .. New Rmnewlrtr

Cape May Cointy. said Mr.

I there the feature will be a huge model of a radio, with a dial. | which. Instead of pointing to I numerals will point to various subjects, such as the different resort*, roads, industry, agriculture. etc. The stranger, desiring information regarding any subject simply . turns the dial and.a

„ .. « . . \ record, especially made, will give Cape May Only County in ' B thM *. m i ntlte lB i k .bout that

This Section Engaging in | particular subject. r\ - i o. i i: •».. • Mr. HaH stateo mat he. would Organized Publicity j rrinB , dPr | t B waste of money for , the county to »top advertising Atlantic and Pacific Meet M^sea^T'udrft *ey Exposition publicity and that ,, . „ 1 only by a prolonged and careW B. D. H.*l- county publ'c- fu p , BnnP< , publ ;etty Ity director, ouUlned to the pertod of re-it

Wildwood Klw.nl.'blub a, «,» cnmaia f ^ ^Tin relume.

lu»a.~n TO.M.T, the ^ .^uu be ebUU»o<.

method, or .dee-tl.thh to be tued „ Loodeototth tm hneoted b, Co* lloi Countr u lb- 8~ wl , h . btetbdbi bite b, Tmotdeot quM2entenblb! .od the Souib „ ro . t „ (m,,. „ OebJt ot Jetoef Exposition. ttl , d „p. „d -Je*," dome. wo. Mr. Hall declared himself t'-j r*,,,™*,) bis “gun" for one ai be a Cape May Ounty resident. , hP international Klwauts eon

as. for the past twenty-eight, v rP tion at Montreal,

year*, he has summered here and | clarence Eldredge won the at Is now an all-year round res!- | Pn dance prise and Dr. Knoll

dent. Touching upon the couni ^ address of wel«

*—advantagee, he said that

Mabel Clay Heads County D A. R.

seeing purposas. From here the Nr * ® nln,,wl '*- , ^ . sightacera can get a bird's eye Fnllt - re*etable. and flow-r view of tke resort and aurround- Krowere are to have an extenteg country that could be obtain- •*"* Proram •» horticultural ed In no other way unlewi the f,rra <* “>* Experiment Station, alghtaecr aurveyed the terra'n 'ThU - will Include spraying from an alrahlp. demonstration garden lector* Another leainre which will »■ •«»«>•. '»>*■ «>T New Jersey s demonstrate tbw^fowtb the re- •««>'■* bortlculturtats and entotprt will be a special device lor mologtsts. and Inspection of the tbs projection on a screen of of orchards and frell and vegetable

nlfi-tlme vied* of Ocean City. S*rt<

mtertalnlng feature will be *d by tke TVnaa-Dux DayScreen Corporation. of dedphla. It wlU be held In _e mats banking room. (n addition to tkM three feattjrea. the company will give Its ntnekhaidoTv a bupei luncheon at nSon. and during the afternoon phovide mnelc and present flower*

tfi vcoten rtsltots.

"We beUeve the opening of the

Poultry-men are to visit the college poultry plant, where expert* will explain and describe new methods and means of preventing worm Infestations, disease outbreaks, and other losses

among poultry.

The crop*, soil* and needs departments have been conducting tests of new varieties ot grains and grasses, and of clover ant alfalfa from various seed source*.

tup of our building to visitors i The results will be oa exhibition will be a great help In advertising for field day visitors. Qpesn City.' aald W. E. Massey., The daily departmet president of the company. In dls-: ranged for a program of talks Cttasiag plans for the celebration, and a contest in guessing the 'Wfie are not as tall as the Wool- productIv- capacity of four cows #orth Building, bet It la surprts of each of the four principal

tig kow good a view can b* ob- breeds.

talned in all directions from our ■

Sixth floor Elevator service will bfc maintained during the day to

accommodate tdghtseera.

• "We can think of no better way to Mil Ocean City to visitor*; •Ban to start with a trip to the tpp of our building and show the I pity stretching 1c nil directions. | We hope everyone wtirbring his friends In and take them up. For! the convenience of business men . and to advertise. the city this) I fioor w<ll be kept open the year, I

wound.**

' One hundred and fifty dollars! In Prises will be handed out with I the bMMay cakes. Distribution 11

Hall, is the only county In this section of the country to engage In organised publicity and 1* the only county that has taken

space at the Sespul.

He said that the Atlantic and the Paclfllc Oceans will meet I at the Sesqui for only 26 feet separate the exhibits of Loe Angeles and Cape May County. ’ located In the Agricultural Food Palace. The largest county may In the world, now being made by the Band-McNally Company will feature this county's exhibit. A reproduction of a boardwalk pavilion, which will seat about twenty perrons, will be another feature, and a third will be a model roadside market, with a supply of county produces, kept constantly fresh. Samples of •h" various aolls of the county will be on exhibit and a marbine. showing dissolving views of every part of the county, will be work-

ing continuously.

Agriculture will be emphasised at the South Jersey Exposition, at Camden, aald Mr. Hall, and

"Engaged to four girls ooreT How do you explain such conduct?" "I don't know. Cupid must t-ave shot me with

gun."

"Early next month be will return to hla alma mater. Dickinson College, to receive the M. A. degree. This tetUr honor la conferred only upon atudenu

Annual Election of Officer* !<to!re as

Held at Court House i scholars.

_ i "Graduation from Drew SemlCape May Patriot*. Daughters ^ immediate Cape May County, held their an- r” Hbwi ,. b cat nual meeting at Cape May Court |'“*"** ‘ B “

of the American Kevolutton. of | ^ ^ Janw|1 H>WI| „ fp _

long residents of Erma. He ha* I been assistant pastor of Emory T M. F.. Church. Dergen and Bel mont Avenues. Jersey City, for

Good Road

House last Saturday afternoon and elected the following officers ^

Regent. Mabel Clay.

Point; first vice regent. Mr*. Jonathan Hand. Wildwood; ond vice regent. Mrs. W. R. Sheppard. Cape May; treasurer. Miss Sara Van Otlder. Ocean City; recording secretary. Mi*. 8ydne> Goff. Cape May; corresponding secretary. Mrs. Myrtle Mi.Dole. Palermo: registrar. Mrs. Alfred Taylor. Wildwood; historical rotary. Mis* Lila Gandy. Ocean View; chaplain. Mrs.. Elisabeth

Swain, Goshen.

Cape May Boy Graduated From Drew Seminary Says the Jersey City Journal: "Rev. Rodger Wales Hawn, assistant paster of Emory M. Church, was graduated from Drew Theological Seminary at Madison, receiving the degree of Bachelor of Divinity with fils

while at-

"I hear they fell in love at bridge game." “Tea: ahe made. !t 'hearts' and

The New Jersey road may for mi. tam ed S** 1 * Hl *** way Comm lesion. t» now ready

for distribution. All tboee wL

may obtain one without coetW writing to A. Lc* Grover. Secretary. Bute Highway Commlaabm. Broad Street. Bank Building. Trenton. N. J. The new map ha* been 1evised l include the section* of 8t*t» l highway and other roads paved duHn. lb. »»» « *•* been Improved In many de-

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1 Memorial Day Is an Occasion

Always At Work No matter how large or etrong the police force t« this nimblefingered crook id always at work. Insure your thing* again** hi* thievery. See os toflny

umu SvAifitoc, Bor Jrrscv

Officf rtk Street

ir decorating the graves of our soldiers and sailors who fought so well for their Country, and their fellow-men. L'pon their graves we place the

choicest flowers as a token of ropca.

First National Rank.

OCEANjCITY. N.nJ.

Why this store i* the h place to buy a wpshtc

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at Wildwood-By-The-Sea T5he Beecher Kay Realty Co. Rea! Estate - Mortgages - Insurance

VOL * cm

Oner $600,000 The total resources of this fastgrowing bank are now well over 16004)00! A remarkable record for a bank not yet five yean old. Then's a reason for this growth— it reflect* the confdeace of the community in the “Bank when: you fed at home '' Let Us Serve You

First National Bank Sea Iiie City, N. J.

Announcing The Opening For The 1926 Season

OF THE

CIN1 AMUSEMENT PIER Sea hh City, N. J.

ON

Friday Evening, June 4,1926

with the usual excellent programs of late release photoplays Theatre will be open every evening, with two performances and change of program daily. We trust that our reputation for latest pn tures, clearly projected and amid comfortable aurioundingt, will merit your continued support this season. THE MANAGEMENT

roU can tell the difierence between a renter and a home owner at glance. One looks like a chap who has been through the mill and the ether looks independently pleased w i th

himself.

Now steel desks cost no more than wood D ESKS of indcstruetibh* s'.rel—A listed Desks —never wear out. Tbcirbcsuij is permanent— mar-proof—nick-proof—warp* prooL Drawers move in and out easily—noiselessly. Tops arc of handsome, durable ‘‘Vclvolcum," banded with bron. c. Feet arc brooie, too. Sted desks—and only sied desks can give you these advantages. Don't think of buying new desks for your ofBcc wilhou' seeing Alls tee! desks in our store.

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Bell: 35-R-I5

IRON BEDSTEADS Two-inch t ontinuouB poat BedsMi^^ first-class Spring • £ -—$18Mattress JtiMMmitna Pilkwe S4jOO, $6.00 aaf.lpLaO.W w We guarantee all our goods.

RUGS We will extend the sale of Rugs for a few days. 9x12 Seamlecs Axminster Rugs. Regular price, $49. Sale price, $444)0. Sold on the following terms: Down payment $114)0 Thirty days . 11.00 Sixty days 114)0 Ninety days 1.00 $444)0 Also a few of the 27x54 AXMINSTER RUGS. Regular price, $4.00. Sale price. $235.

Dining Room Suites We have a new jfajprdmt of Daing Room Suite*. Ten-piece Hite Wabut Suite. SpedaL _'J$19506 Other ten-piece S<*Icea up to $48531

Brea'- f ast Suites FIVE-PIECE B*£AKFA3T Sims Grey or Ivory ... $29.75 FIVE-PIECE BREAKFAST SUITES Ivory or Green. 649.75 j All price BresJcfastScHaa up to$l&*

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