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r MAY COUHTY TIKES. FEIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1927. •

Move To Make

Buckshutem Home Sites

Pond To Be Raised and Recreation Grounds Laid

Out In Neighborhood

Promoter's Plan Is Unique

I With It bo been fold all or | vorltaom.-nt

the land around the lakt excopt In that belonsliiK to Joseph. Sla>hew. The purchafe includes the Upplhcott farm which har

lensthy frontage « River, and is confide

tract, it also Includes me ^ ^ ^ ^ n( , wo t(clieU tor

f-sted Inj

According to rumors one or the largest developments undertaken in Cumberland County recently will be consummated in the near future with the transformation of land adjacent to Buckshutem. three miles from Millville, road to Mauricetown into home ■lies and recreation grounds. The proposition includes th' raising of Buckshutem pond f< ti feet, the laying out of streets, and the building of a boulevard around the pond, the home sites running to the boulevard giiins each a water frontage. Other informa'ion is that there Is to be wide newspaper publicity, and that the new settlement Is to be pushed forward as a winter resort similar to that of Lakewood. This would Include golf links, ranee course, club house, etc. This syndicate has already exploited several water front propositions with considerable suc-

cess. it is said.

A firm of lawyers representing the developing company have bMn making searches for some time at Bridgeton to learn thej titles through which the prop-

erties are held.

If these rumor* prove true, the ) proposed development would bring many visitors to the section and would be one of the I hnest advertisements for the Mill-1

ViUe section.

Maurice I

will « l- —" ■" >1"

..... . Birdsall Paul. Ocean City. Mr*. BerkowlU. Wildwood. Mrs. L. W. Cole. Wildwood. William Hildreth. Wildwood. Miss H Hand. Cape May Court

i"the' large J House. farm of Norton lk»re. One of the men Inte the development f>!! a of Buckshutem that h stood that the person

the proposition are the

were instrumental In the develop- ! spaces art filled In. ment of Rainbow Ijke. betw-en NjiD1 , this week’s subject, and Norma and Bridgeton. K ,., your r-ply in the mall as soon It was rumored at first that y..u can. Don’t hesitate betherc was a sand company de- r ..u.- you live a distance from velonlnc the tract lor operation-, the publtcatlOfi office. Distance but those in close touch, stated „,.k. - no difference. It is the

that this is not the care, and that time <> there is to be a genuine develop- time it ment for beautification and the, counts, purpose of cutting up a portion j ^ „! .h. tr«l <elllre « ; Ti TK

home sites. ( Tltt ^mauetu subject is

the theatre they named In th«

replica.

Must of our contest fans are now using the coupon. It D

back "f • convenient, and insures all re-

quireimni- being met If all the

Mecray Post Celebrated 47th Anniversary The Daughters of Union Veterans. of Wildwood, were guests of the (i. A. R. Veterans of Cape May. on February 11. the occasion being the forty-seventt* anniversary of John Mecray Post No. 40. of that place. A brief history of the post was given by Lewis T Pr-vens. and addresses by the comrades were a feature of ih* entertainment. The Wildwood String Band played during the evening William a Lockhart gave a recitation of his own composition. The Boy Scouts of Cap. May were also present, giving some selections. A very clever sketch "The Quiet Hotel" was received with much applause Singing of the "Star Spangled Banner" concluded the entertainment, after which a lunch was served. The guest* left, with the wish that the

Kitchen Cabinets In Period Styles Offered To Meet Demend of Modern Housewives The kitchen of the near future will is moving in high society. Everything seems to point to the fact that the cold, whit* kitchen has had It# day. Follow log the old time, gloomy kitchen. H M-ctned almost unbelievably beautiful and sanitary. But woman have found that whit' wall* and severely plain equipment becomes very monotonous and in some instances

illy depressing.

are. ..ore-

1 built.

Peugot. one Amllcar. one one O. M.. and aeven Ameri-

Barges Adrift All Nighl Off Cape May

This feeling has been growing llTe , y ^hon

for some time. Today it Is quite ev ident that the fashion in I modern kitchen* will call for

can-made cars.

The Tijuca Hill climb, known throughout Rio a* the Course of Death. 1* eighteen kilometer* long, with an acclivity of 15 per cent. It rises to an altitude of 1.000 meter*, and ha- many rt'cp winding trade# and dangerous curves throughout the course, which Is flanked on one aide by the mr and on the other by a precipitous mountain. The remarkable time of the winning Chandler In this extremely baiardous event was 12 minutes 5 seconds—almost two full minutes ahead of the second car. a Bugattl. "This latest Chandler victory Is the second In South America in a compara-

and growth

W »n”l^ g^oHne car dar. Stodebakrr had grown by «e<lt

able leap* and bound*.

titudebaker. with Albert RM»e I Erskinc at U* ‘ -ad a* presddent.

which be was

> Itn

_ position

elected In 1*16. produews a custom cars that has become

one of tbe most popular In America and now the Erehtne Six is mahlng a further bid for

popularity. This new car.

compact, possessed of a di.Uncttve beauty and a high performance, is a fitting athlevsment to make Siudebaker’s seventy-fifth birth-

day. It l» two year*

time.

Tbe Aaco bowlei*. «f tbe gra Isle City Lewgw «*!! hold first place, defeating Ocean View Monday In thros Interesting game* Each Ae» bowtar •core.;

Tbe Alley Trio lost two out of (hr. ■ games t*> th* Tltnsn. Jack Gibson and L. MaeAUtrtnr were the high scorers for th* Time*. E Schlagel »»'* ,n M*d and xet respectlrely. The Bachelors outrollsd th* Crwxy Three two out of three game*. Ie-» »>terso* was high •corer with XM. P- Tmmoitnu roiled 150 for the Craxy Three

cheerful

•.>” Studebaker Obsenes

Diamond Jubilee

thi> rapidly growing change In klirb'-n treatment Is proved by tbe new type of kitchen cabinets

Wert Rescued By Curtesj^" 1 .^” *» * •**' ‘" M -

From Base No. 9 Tire- rablneta are made In ■ fascinating period designs which Two of three ocean-gotr.g: ' real. ! especially for the barges that bad been tossed maaufacturer by an

about by giant waves through I »>«'" , Th* beautiful Spanish

last Thursday after a coBIrion . dooe “• 'J-P*'* 1 3"-» ow

Fathom lightship.

tlal room must be dressed up. It must be congenial, friendly and

That manufactntsrs are alert Has a New Six of Distinct

Model on Mark ct

MAYOR O. T. KING

The first Inkling of tb pr<'p-; 0 f Wildwood Cre*!. that hustling osltlon was brought out when f j Bn rf prog -.-es county n -ort south company of eurvoyors registered of Wildwood. Mayor King Is at a Millville hotel some '••'■>'* known for hi* progre-sivene* In ago. and while reticent at"w h Ujtj. niatter*. and in the conduct rnlging their mlwlon It b. r>: 1 r . f j,;,, private businews. He i* . ‘ . stored i'

Buckshuten' every day

weather was fit and are running j(h e Wildwood Board of Trade, lines and setiing stake* about the| Bn d a nit..iire-r o! the advertising pond. land pulillcliy rommltte*. It Is said on what appears to I The Silhouette Editor remarked be the best authority that the en-|i a «t week. "If you want to find tire Buduthuiem Pond, a fine'out how many friends a fellowbody of water, more or Icsajhas. run hi* eilhouctte. Tin- restocked with game fish. locatedi plies will tell.” And that’s tnu

on the road where the dam ls| And It'* constructed, backing up the ex-j King has many li

pan-e of water from many small

stream* fed by springs, ha* been ; ly. got their replies i|

sold to a New York corporation. firsl. and told whs! classified ad- on the structure.

Millville Postoffice

The public building* appropriation bill, which was sent to Cong it** last Friday, included' ffi.000 for the Millville Post-, office. Two appropriations total-

tha't '.Mayor ins 175.000 had previously been

1 j J1 . ' made for this building and site.) Those whn7.nm.-d him correct- If the present appropriation goc*

mail through, work will be commenced

twenty-five mil.* off Tape May. w .re anchored last Friday. While they drifted helplewsly in the dense log with ten men aboard, the third barge Is believed to have eontlnurrd toward Norfolk in tow of tbe tug Bat

lenos.

The barges were cut adrift when they ran too close to the lightship in tbe heavy fog. Their plight wa* report'd to the Cape May Coast Guard base by the tug. which D believed to have proceeded on its way. Coast Guard cutters Ilk. 117 and 226 ap'd through tbe choppy sea- to aid the barge*. They (nund them drifting in the vicinity of the light-hip and anchored them pending the return of the tug. The barges are coal carrier' owned by the Northern Barge Corporation, of Baltimore, and were being towed from Boston to Norfolk. Commander Addison, of Coast 'tuard Station No. 9. said the barge* and lightship were not luidly damaged in th.' collision.

.pproprial* hardware.

Is illustrated

In this new line of cabinets msde by on*- of tbe well-known kitchen cabinet manufacturers, are say. roiorfu! Spanish; Daintily tinted Colonial and smart, up-to-date Modern - American

fKlearfront).

]( will pay any housewife who Is Interested In latest home development* to go see these beautiful new styles. It is easy to believe that they will create comm nt and be the subject of many a lively diseuasion at clubs, parties and church affairs where our ladle* get together.

Chandler Repeat* Record Smashing in Rio That the finest automobiles In the world are being built u America wa* again proved by th< outcome of the noted Tijuca Hill Climb. South American racing classic, held at Rto de Janeiro

recently.

In this event Chandler.

Union Fishing Company Directors Affairs of the Company To Be Reorganized

j G- F. AUrted Office Furniture TUSHINGHAMS : '"jtiuss, yr* :n*:xgK*i. orrac* sUITUM*

American-made car In the medium | f' an l' t*! ,l,5 ‘ H*"'

price class, defeated a field of, The company prospered, eighteen other cars Including Through the latter part of the

At a reorganisation meeting of the stockholders of tbe Union Fishing. Freexing and Cold Storage Company, of Sea We City.

, , . -r held or February 1*. the fotlow-

Studebaker completed .5 d | rrc , or , were elected: '

I-— '» IrawnMC* aau-

ness last Wednesday. February ( Charles Osborn. E O. 1*. The youth of this ’ , low ,u. Georir T Stenecker. that has marched forward sine ^ 1|fl RoM n,!.,,, py,,,.

its birth to ita Diamond Jubilee boob Lamanna

la erldencd by tbe production ^ foUomlnK „, rr de^Ml as

of the Ersklne Six. a ** r ‘“f 1 offirotfi for the coming year

automotive . iperts say Is IU,, I | py^jdent.' Charlee H. Cloutlag: two year* ahead of Its time. L 1c# prestdent. Louis lamanna.

The Ereklne Six Is a new type treasurer. Eugene Domage; secreof antomobile—« fine ear on ■ i ury. George i . 8ter.eeker.

reduced *cale—truly a "little The affair* of the company aristocrat.’* It* production IstbelwlI] be reorganlaed and run on result of a European trip o! A -ouud l-u*lce«» basl* and the R. Eisklne. president of the riir»cu>ni are looking forward to Studebak' r Corporation. In 1924. .. prtMperous y*«r In the fi-' tng

It wa* on February 1«. 1552 j in-'-ustry.

that Henry and Clem Studebaker j •el up a little wagon and blacksmith shop In South Bebd. The original capital wa* 16* and two;

forges.

Shortly after the brother* opened their shop John M. Studebaker. a third brother, arrived in South Bend. He announced that he wanted to go west, so his brother* furnished a wagon for hi* passage to California. John went to California, where. Instead of mining for gold, hf* built wheelbarrows and wagons. Five years later he had saved |8.00f). With his capital, he returned to South Bend and put tbe money and his strong shoulder to th* Studebaker wheel. Two othei brother* had also Joined the com

Decoration Day May 30 But why wait until then to do all your decorating > .Ask to be shown some samples of wall paper, then get my estimate for doing your work. That means Real Decoration. A guarantee of satisfaction goes in every batch of paste. A. W. Young Petersburg, N. J.

WOOTTON’S

21 North Iowa Avenue Atlantic City, N. J.

Maker of

Re-upholstering Cushions Fixed Sedan Tops Covered Trunk Coven

Auto Tops Side Curtains Seat Covers

Back Curtains

Rugs for All Makes of Can. Ford Touring Tops and Backs $13

Phone: Marine 1686-M

A Triple Service Built Upon a Triple Foundation LUMBER, FEED and COAL Sold Through QUALITY, INTEGRITY and SERVICE

B *—=.

LUMBER

FEED

* COAL

1. QUALITY—Our desire to satisfy our trade always stands foremost. Therefore our complete stock contains building materials purchased only from firms of high standing, such as Barrets for roofing materials, Ambler Asbestos Shingle Co. for asbestos shingles, Lehigh for cement, U. S. Gypsum for Sheetrock, French’s for paint - all of whose products are nationally advertised and "uaranteed to satisfy. 2. INTEGRITY—We are always prepared to give our customers just what they want. And in giving them what they want we make every effort to exercise our policy of fair-pricing and square-dealing. 3. SERVICE With’our fleet of fine trucks and efficient drivers we are able Jo deliver th. materials you need for building your home, garage, bam ©r coop just where and when you want them.

1. QUALITY—For years we have been serving the poultry men of Cape May County with “Pratts”— America’s Quality Feed Line. And for years we have as a result retained the <xmfidence of the poultry men of Cape May County. Every bag of feed we offer you has been carefully sampled and tested. The ingredients of our feed are clean and rich. 2. INTEGRITY -' Pratts” is a synonym for “Safety.” The truth about the feed we sell you is written on every bag. The truth is seen in the sturdy and uniform growth of the stock raised by the poultrymen supplied by us. 3. SERVICE—Our main warehouse is located on the Reading R. R. at Tuckahoe, the Gateway to Cape May County. The hard surfaced roads that lead directly from our doors make it c.ivenient to serve you in any part of the county. Our branch warehouse at Woodbine increases our speed in serving the poultrymen in that vicinity. Our improved and modem warehouse at Tuckahoe always contains a fresh supply of feed. At the present time we are ready to. serve you with Pratts Buttermilk Baby Chick Food and Pratts Chick Scratch that will carry through your new stock easily and successfully.

1. QUALITY—Clean Samt Clair Coal is the only kind of coal we carry. Our Stove and Chestnut coal wiU keep your homes warm and your grates clean. 2. INTEGRITY—-This can be summed up in the tkrections given by the proprietor to the employes: “Give them an extra shovelful every time, boys!” 3. SERVICE—Now we have on hand an ample supply of coal for your brooder stoves. Together with the coal weean deliver you our “Buckeye" and "Wishbon^* brooders. Come in and look our stock over.

Sole Distributors of

TUCKAHOE MORRIS KRINSKY Freprertor Bell Phone: Ocejri City 2806-R-3

LUMBER COMPANY TUCKAHOE, N. J. “ The Gateway to Cape May County"

WOODBINE OFFICE

Bdl: 24-R-12 Keystone: 32-A