Cape May County Times, 6 May 1927 IIIF issue link — Page 8

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«Ue witJl • •mil*. ‘•Well. aU theee battoas were found in tbe eoilertlon pUlee and 1 «bou«»t 1 miKbt a* well make u*e ©fj

Ihem."

- Did my tutor »*» r * •“ ora * r »hi» morn In* for a load of «i’" asked a mraciC'-. but a'live. yoon* lady of a wollhno»n planing mill man. ‘I don’t know, mim. ” be replied •There waa a gentleman in who said to delieer a load to a driver who would call and said it wa» for Mr. Zell." “Yew. thank you." ■aid she. -Tm Gladys Zell." "Eh. whatT" gulped the mlUman. Tm Gladys Zell." she repeated. "Ob. yes. of courae." be replied, "ao m

can't any as ah* did." abe nay*. Tu fact I shouldn't Auraely have knew it waa lotta." says she. "She wan‘t talking." abe aaya. 1 It is estimated that IT per rent

OGDEN CANDY of Denntsvlll’ Mr Gandy 71 years old. and one of th<~- year* In tap. May County. He followed th« sea lor ti year* and later did a real ew tale huaineee and ran a aaw mill Am a mariner he had no peer in eonatwise shipping, and captained many a tewe-l plying 'h. water

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Trip Around World

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.. r„n.niwm i i > »- . 'i -ed 1 Mimowri aud Oi»i valley» n waun recede on ihe most drsw , , i. . . ,i„ n Bond the aatkw ha. . »er ki»wr. Vvmary of Intmor Herbert Hoover *' •' , ; v ;- 1 / ha, bcguaaavwdb, the rrrs«h*- t, ,ar»wuByd»r«tar - ' ‘ Towns ana that ■erttou ha* i-*» tood d .ill. ^ mAm fundl _ l^per ph.wo .a a> a^ptaae

eitise Ham Mt* A Vt Brr-us. fel.e to -oort^n inches of water. vlB ^ Mm. under 3' loo. of wartr Lower fduuo a ’ Sooth Deaal*. Mm- H A Thoms* j which now d« the h^Mands. St Looia to New Orteaua.

South Dennis: Walt, r Hughe*. | Denniivllle. ID. TO each Iwo theatre tiekeis i have been went. Mr. Gandy* |

name appea*«l in the advertiae-i Tb ,. D.r^ftlirrs of i-ni.ai V«t-j meat of Colrtwan H Taylor. In (rT *n, «.f the C1«H War will gl.e a ! the third erdumr f the claiMiBed . Tttp AroUI1 d the World." on! page. ' W ednemlay r vent ns May 11 Thin, flee if you ean i*-<-.dtr.l/e 'hi' m ,il be somewhat dtlfer. : : (rom| week's aubject. K>tn*uil--r that ; lh , llBi . given la*t year tnamnocS] aia ticket. »n riven e«.h w..k :ir .ntirr affair will tie MSj three to folk wh" get their mail <rti ,. place. Dmigluo’ t'arfuu. at local pootoiflu- or bv on the Wildwood Boardwalk. The earthr. and thr-e who get their p, oplr »||| ro from one rouutry mail on the 8 f D routes t'*' another and enjoy a repeat the coupon herewith for your >• s . piare common to the ply. and g^ *' ln ,h * m * 11 ^ .-..nni y tepresented FollowLag asxm as putohle Addles* y<*ur ! . hil w ||| ^ vaudeville and a envelope to (he Silhouette Editor iUnrl T nu affair will be a of thia newapata-f : .rifle different from any held

Many folk «u* • P>*'»1 r JL rd lately tr Wild'

"Some people are so tight." declared Cy Kology. "that if they had isjught the whole world for a nickel they would be standing around waiting for the change." Delta Gabb. which she used to live here, were the most constant talker I have ever knew, and her tongue wan t atill a minnit from morning to night Aunt Mandy Terry la some dis-

tant relation o' hern

*b> got word Lotta were dead i ah. .aid she thought It were tori duty u> go to the funeral. An*! she done to. When die come 1 bark several of us went over to hear about how -verything went off an* all an’ Ana* Trek says.

•Aunt Mandy." any she 'ouk natural?*'

•Weil, no." says Anwt Handy.

He rushed Into the police MAtion. breathless with hurry and exc ement. The inspector la charge regarded him gravely for a minute "They say you’re caught the man who broke Into my house.” gasped the visitor. "Thal’r right." anawvred the Inspector. "Do you want to see him?" "Darn tootin'!" replied the other excitedly. You ee». to managed to get into the house without wsklng my wife, and that’s what I've been trying to do for the

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lading It la stoth. the Jew said: _ Ifadani. we have somethinfj itch better. Here 1* a copy of A' <Vit It and How Th. y • v H. " by R G twin and Co." Th. minDter’a wife waa buay >ing aume mending when a :ghbor coiled. The visitor, in- -• unK thi handy button haakn. marked "You reem to to un-<-tally sell supplied with hutms of all kinds. Why. there’s r.r like those my husband had

n hi* last winter* suit."

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People’s Bus Service, Ocean City, N. J.

Bus Schedule of Tune

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Charles L Foster

FUNERAL DIRECTOR

South Seaville

New Jersey Belt Telephone:

Sea Me City S&-B-4

Failed To Dilch G. F. A'Uteel i .eight I .am XUSHINGHAM’S !

The only hat cleaning place in Cape May County. Bring your felt ha! to us. We will make it lock like new. All work guaranteed.

NEVRO’S I'niler Edge'<>n Inn 3411 Pacific Avenue Wildwood, N. J.

BOTH PHONES

Rakestraw Sign Shop 110 East Fine Avenue Wildwood, N. J.

“<*»irUe*t and Best Bead Service In Cape May CoantyIrving Fitch Real Estate - - Insurance

211 S. LANDIS AVE. Bell Ptoaet St

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. Keystone t fcfvD

Good, Clean Coal W. H. AUSTIN CO. WILDWOOD, a J.

Court House Marble Yard MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTi RS WM. B POWELL CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. Suecaaaor to late Wm. 9. Dnniaia Bell Ptoree (l-B l

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B. C. Ingersoll & Son Funeral Directors

WikWjd: 3909 Pacific Ave.

Cape May Gty: 221 1 Jeiatur St

At Your Service Night and Day

GOOD NEWS FOR THE FOLKS IN SEA ISLE CITY! TODAY, FRIDAY. MAY 6th Wc Will Open An ASCO SANITARY MEAT MARKET

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Quality Meats for the Week End!

»»25cl

pS^Ham*^ 0 '

Half)

just Arrived From Sunny California-Baby Spring Lamb Shoulders Umb j Rib Chops

lb. 35c

lb. 58c

1

Loin Chops

FINEST QUALITY DRESSED POULTRY u£d Ducklings «> 35c

TMilk-Fed Stewing and Roasting ! CHICKENS

"> 38c"

[Soft Mewled Frying or ]CHICKENS

Broiling

«> 35c

Big Cut in the Price of Milk-Fed Veal!

Loin 1 Rib j Chops j Chop* j lb. 42c j lb 38c |

Rack Chop, lb. 28c

Shoulders Veal lb. 22c*

Rump Veal Roast Veal Cutlets "> 66c

I leek Vt.1

Tb 25c ? ^ 20c]

18c

Blieed . - Dried Beef Vi «• I»>C

Imported Sweiuer Cheese - V« ^

28c 25c

Rtsuwjjc niiri/FTc Galvanized DUtfiLl j Juat in time for ytvur Bpt

15 c

Old

Dutch

Cham the dtrt and krepa y.vur Horn* Hptr ud Span.

Cleanser 2“* 15c

nod Span. 25c

Reg. 28c Gold Du»t

! Washing Powder

These Cleaners Make the Work Easier!

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g Phg* 15e

Pto 10c

cake 5c. 10c ato 10c con 10c hot |0r

con tfc

mb ah pt hot 90c to* 10c P<* ItVfC « Pkg* ttc can 10c. 14c

hot 10c hot 86c cake Sc

Rt* 1 8c ASCO Pea* 15c

Calif. Yellow Peaches

17c

Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 8th

Don’t . s — u “” 1

Belmont J ChoMlatr

Forget f LUcoino

ChocoiiUs ! PeppermiflU

Mother* ■ 39c

- 59c “29c

Mixed FiQc-d Candy

2'/, tt, box 69c

ASCO Teddy Bear Calif. Dried Ammonia Corn Lima Beam 3 25c “• 10c 2 "15c

Have You Ever Tasted LouelWl

Louetla Butter

55 c

Victor h.. Bread ^

Richland _ ry w Butter jj c Supreme

6" 9‘

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