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RADIO NOTES

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it reqKlrM torhnlc*! tnUntoj to install *t,1 opertte a radio ro-

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s Wagner, conceded to be among die leading tn»k! today he roiato the story cf George Edward fi t «otrance and exit {mm the *'

. , I w. w. *»- Moreland, who Sat at hk !MW ttatisociam » me country.

Oa Baying Radio AMUmtaa la buying radio apparatus.

ymWher It b* batteries* a campiAe aet. serial equipment, radio MMaeries sad parta or aar oU«r

' ' radio pharauMroiKa,

which hare a repnsfluart dealing, and not perinlt UMr

:ed ‘ with mw-

wblch they kacw

eo»cernk.g it* rellaMIfly

aad -Torth. The ruMe -rWch •ikOr t» merchandising any cbmidodHy apply equally, is far .3 flrtny raloe for value ia '

earned, to radio.

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WOODBINE

• Miss Sally Chaaens. of Phi

rghUadMphla. was here over the w.eeV tijd with her parents. Miss Psy sharp, of Phlladilpbls. Is here for an IndeBnlir period with Miss Hoee Dtochov-

pky.

Mr. Samuel Batt returned to Philadelphia on Friday after ppendlng a few weeks horc with his parents. Hr. Samuel Krariu, of Kew Sork was here for a few days with bis family. Hr. Samuel Bothslela. of Long Ihwnch. spent Sunday here on

tmalnoes.

Mr. Herman H. Brown, ol Philadelphia. Is here iO"* an IndePnlt- stay with relatlvee and

friends.

A regular meeting ol the Woodbine Volmteer Fire Company was held'on Sunday evening

at the Borough- Hall.

Mr. Jack Danoerbirnh. employed at Ocean City, spent the weak

with bis parentr

_ Mr. Hoe Belierr. of Ixmg JUTVStSkTSSR 52i- .f. ~ su " d "

I Mias Rose Alexenberg. cf Phlla-

I delphla. Is brre for a few week1 vacation with her family.

U*a or agoyt eyeu In the Uumid dog-deya of mid-summer. Be*ted ia comfort ia aa easy chair on

the perch, or ewinging mock out-of-doors uad greatest music, listen orators, hear lectures apt, religion, catch t tins of grand opera.

Cfrtew of tbs best In llti aad the drama. All for tha' of a dial, the gtvM* oyer «< *— moments dally or nightly!,! munltlss of which our ntr

f ore fathers wovef meamed

over the week end. , and Mrs. H. Kopman. and

Max Decker left for Philadelphia on Wednesday and wl main there for one week oa T. Rhone was a Boa lr*o City visitor on Saturday, calling on friends. Ur. and Mrs. Joseph kau and family motored to Sea Me C.ty on Friday evening. Abram Abramowlu. of Ocean City, visited Bis parents over the week enJ. Miss Freda Decker, employed at Ocean City, for the summer, was here on Sunday evening with friends and relatives.

and Philadelphia cn

Monday.

Joseph MJUor. of Millville, spent the week end hero with friends. He returned on Monday

morning.

Mrs. Astroffs. of New York, ts here to spend the summer with the Sbipelow family.

vM'lng friends.

Harry Alexaadberg motored Bea Isle City oa Friday even I and spent the evening with his

brother

Miss Bceste Feldman, of New Doctor Recommends

'York, is here for an Indefinite

her parents.

. Miss Qussle Keen, of Philada'pblc. spent a week with the Alexenberg family here. Mr. Elgart. General contractor for the Woodbine Clothing Company. Is here Indefinitely on busl-

llases Lillian Peterson and ;ly Boiler motored to Allantie City on Friday evening and attended the show "Countess •atltsa." st the Garden Theatre.

< there urns a ball _

c too I MW* kq aptniBS

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p 3w^' irs ’of th- ■

__ tdlo neat Sfcaw

of the real

pUct-r of radio raerivar lastsUa- - - ■ - *■ Thu win

tier Just aa o'” ftSrtei

_J U*J the derk that 1 could nor Lott say pitdwr . (e then catnc over to the window a*.4 painted to a hig I tafatnf *e whed of a large ice cre%n f rwacr.’* r-TAB i dm. Hi's am warmsog * f*r tkk r fc **«"* • ** i*** *** pamm . , e f'i o'clock the scout *•<» sOgiog^ the hotel e far the afterooon'* contat. when he heard iaking so "awful m*«" « ^ niarchcd the hosedry. , ^ e cwuesf yelicd the gang outside, d ntfhed » the front erf the hotel tad ’ TV “Rahr" vss leading a hand of fwo . f shout AM hundred kids. There he was all S large banner fattened to Uia Aoulder* and i huge fan and a baseball hat. The Vi he used ,

rd.litm. J c

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Unarm who , , regularly, according to Rcnnaa

tbaa-U sinter.

M and teaf you; baiurlee b, cmi a. wi%»t tt jajrun.s w k cream. The Haft bars Pacific Aalii^M la equipping tan a aw wryaMoa PuUoao can srith « fountaimr Th*ie ears are to ofi tha lias for thta yw near tourist travel and will h atuched U the r trains running out c

length sf hlt.fi matess. ar receptiau Cor ~ U the low wavp T

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mm* ci, fog %r<, aforqdMt yeu In the new CUnstBpd <Jnnt thoae who tuna U the low wavp

lansit. iiviims t« • nofS ir mt# saaBs

Anniversaiy Sale Of I. LEVINSON More interesting eac’.i day because the B&j gains are increasing. Vie have secured an extra supply of goods which give you a far bigger selection of theoe BARGAINS at ' SLASHED PRICES. Sole continues until' August 31st

Eating Ice Cream

The value of Ice cream 1s considered no Important that tha Chicago Department of Health recently Uaued a book on the aubJeet. in this book. Dr. Herman

Health Commls-

rjonr of tha' city said: "Some people think of Ice cream mcrply aa a dessert or delicacy, but it Is more than thlg It is primarily a health food, contidnlng all tic food elements and vitamins

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clarity. Another advactagg seem ta have k that our proc*de up largely of dhitM > marie, which overoomee. irked extent. Static InterRaAo Qub tc Ptotnote Radio of tha broadiriar tha name .... ?t-t uadar the laws of tha of Columbia The vWJag

autei-Mi veHefm M> afternoon snd Act out n A6. Aoldtng dm » a pair of hits. • Imr kml tk* ttrygtt a/ WrH'U. —A* it .'rapBr twrrrr m t9M **> ■«

► Whi'-.* With Athl»tics i liV" that Ubfi.vfgut UTflh LwAsvWe, hr _ .^eed was terrific aad his curve brokr tharpiy. i right hr needed (rttlr more than an mfirW and a rxhVries gsmm it wat his pfsoire to call in the out-

through md Ruhr Vidnn asch farmed twin, and jimim i hchrrj wrflnd once In the ttcopd and fifth

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You can get it by joinini >ur HeatroU Free Coal Out

Free Coal Qub

» u> m « .ir* i?'',°L” ,k,Ml strasg orgaataaUoa to rapraoeat j Free Coal Qub that you them H t>e MsUrenl Capital wU reBd about tlhi. t«ek in

Hoop Skirts WS

NW- Good A^u

_rom of coal will be given eway.

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IndteaK s . ntura af « ..

wodtieo form af ^a buatl- with | , . _ - , _ , S paastbUKy of a revival of the Join our Free Coal Qub "•* — th- ahMf of g now, and you will get a ton

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th. hpppaiklrt arill sreh* It porelbW for women to baaoaw walk.ne reoaUtag slat Mas with a«u.n

tortahU rmplrere.

. w ! Vas. of too res 1th hot. and ^ or oMraa ITs vacation Ume. and

with

of coal, free, with an Estate HeatroU — ddiycred long before the cold Wether seta

» tb» asri day* are with ua i more, you'll lad your fingers bagta IS Hek U sat Mold of the eoUeriae l(H again -w ta twtat tha Stale oa earn# .epertaiiy sBuOng raarivw! Oh. yes you aHl! oare a radio bag. alwayfi

Of aauree you’ll wnat to I lbs wiener af tha aparlat award la the TIMBS atogataat See nett wsofe'a TIMKI

in, and to be paid for on, easy, convenient terms. The enrollment fee of *Z is applied to the purchase price

of the Heatrola.

Remember, the HeatroU— the original first-floor heating plant—will give you fumade comfort, at a saving of 45 per cent, in fuel. And the Heatrola ifi so oeautiful—it looks like a fine mahogany cabinet. Everyone admire* it I Come in—have us show you the Heatrola and explain our Free Coal offer. This offer expires August 21st—

•o don't deUy.

NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY Safi Isle Cty, N. J. Phanw: Key. «if-D Befi t Spa Isle 3 F. 0. Box 53

There is no Saturation Poiwt for Honest Val

Build a product that the worbl needs, better than the world expects, and mounting sales win answer those who are constantly predicting a saturated market. During the first six months -of tf L year, for instance. Dodge Brothers sold 207,115 motor cars and trucks. Thie represents a gain of 4SL3 per cent over the first sig months d IR2S. and continues Dodge Brothers in the enviable position of THIRD IN THE INDUSTRY. For the three weeks ending July 17th, 23462 motor cars and trucks were of 62.4 per cent over the same period last year, and impressive evidence that Dodge Br ^ there great sales gain is continuing through the quiet weeks of mid-summer. There may be a saturation point for madiocrity, but honest value wifi always command a great and ever

BECKER’S GARAGE H. BECKER, Prop. WOODBINE, N. J. Donee BROTfieRS MOTOR CARS

volume makes t possible these values

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HEATROLA

A. ROSENFELD Woodbine, N. J.

FREE COAL—July 31 to August 21

EffiSfflffifiWSSESteES!*? Ih* GREATEST BUICKEVER BUILT MOTOR SHOP WILDWOOD, N. J.

Joseph Serivani, Proprietor

BAILEY MOTOR COMPANY at Tenth Street Oceaa City, fi J. Wkaa Better WtemebUe* Are Built, Stuck Will Build Tksm