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CAPE MAT COUTITY TTKES. FRIDAY KAY IS. 1W7

Wildwood 3d Ward League

Holds Social

Took Place in Jdylwild and Wan a Banner Occasion

Enjoyed By All

prmiflf; aorlulnei) bl* pari In 1b*' Mra. Auovi W*W». accorapanlxlrur.,. •birl! I..--4II* Ihaf WIM- .rt bp brr ).r..th<T. Oil™ Crav.n. ww«! will eataruda b*-r<- In lb* 1 Jr., maat- 'b*- ir(|» lo Philadelphia new run rent Ion hall neat year, to Hi- I'liilltea play. Tht-lr I> tneann more than Ihal. It'lnure-i . -.r. r<-d at the ' home nil! real It in a blx pk«e of a«l- ! P ,a ’‘ ’* h '" r ' Axxie. lamous v«-rtl«inB for llila reaort City-By-.Pit'll-r i 'h. borne team, t-

j tbe-8.li. Thou Kami* of vbilloi* • r ^''r kn ' , * n ,

I will he here In attendance, many

the next ten days.

Mi. end Mra. Nathan Worth, of Jlhirrid'. motored to ihi* reaort Fu'i'h;). Mr. Worth report* the rented for the seanon.

Rad Men’s Meet Won

BY JIKUSN 8.

Thu final aoclal sstherlnx of th« nil Ml Ward CIIIiu-ii'h Leasuwa* held Tuwday evenlns. May JO. al I he Idylwlld. In eaal Taylor AvMUe, Mr. and Mra. Mayer re«el»ln*. Ji wan a banner oocaalon. enjoyed by all prcuent. The (Unliis mkihi waa elaborate In holiday droaa in conimemoratlo;. of Memotial l»ay, Thcmsh well la sdyanoe, u waa a flitlns time lO Mlrbrale. The Ktani and 81 rlpoa hunt In proftiaion eterywhere aboill the room. On fnu lablea laden with jtood thins* thtertninKled rmiuim of minlatun flM* were u« 1 aa atanriarrii- a cr^aa the festive board, and above floated festoon* of the red. white nnB blue, Prtwident B. Z. Fnx mitde several addreaae*: alw-ayr-1 dinoioii« and entcrtalninit. he bo*p» a bubble of latisblor sol nr the round*. Calling upon the vnflou* immberr *Utinc at table, from tlnte to time, an unuaiiHl scope o! tnlent provided a most delightful program of entertainment Mra. Barnett save a recitation In German dialect, followed by Mr* K M. Mayer In a monologtir depleting the farmer lover and hi* sweetheart, Mra. Currie, played a arlectlon on the harmonica. Mra. I»ule Metier gate a reading. "The Old Wooden Tub." Which »a* well received. Mr. and Mra, George Jlydvr, entertainer* of high repute, gave aevetal selectlona in dialogue, depleting the darky preacher and old time MmpgMK'tlng grounds. The evening dosed with stinging ot the old songs. Re' Men'* Convention Will Be Held in Wildwood Jehu B. WHght, chairman ot

of whom, perhaps, have

before visited so far south In Cape May County. Wildwood expect* to l»o wholly In readinen* for the reception, with possiblyj the Intervening link In the mil-! — Don dollar boardwalk complete. 1N Visa** Somers, formerly of througbt the three ward* of the ,h ' "E*< rgreese," have the city. |"G- 'tj l.urg." on Poplar Avetnn . __ , jfor tv..» years through Konowltch

i lirothtra, the owners.

Wildwood Brant h Honored

1, M.II of »o«, I "/ “~ni. Bon, .,r. WilO.,-,1 Bt»nrli. V—11, w„f.: ' k 1 n ' 1 e.™' 1 01 IS<M.M or An.,n,. ... nw,.,. B " rn - “"I «* r with h l.»’iu,r u, Mr, Thom;,- " , , ‘ mC ' r ,n B„«o.. J,.. .1 it, lor.,*,,,,,,! 1 * "“s;'* »»*"“*!•

sr£sAJ3rvS:“ tir,* n “r;,°'

rjrr txz-z; better known a* Mr*. Grover j Cleveland, and the national pn--Idetit of the guild, riled the Wild-1 wood Branch In eloquent terms.] Msr. Thomas Adilln. *eerelaryo:i (he braneh, received the hone thus bestowed, and following brief reading of the report covering the three years’ work, thanked Mra. Preston warmly. The banner Is on display In th>

William Upkfn. senior member of Llpkin Realty Company, made a personal Inspection of the nei store operation now about com pie led opposite the railroad station plaza. There are eleven of them in the group, each with Individual touch of architecture. w> that no two ar. alike, which strikes a new not-- In the building line. Mis* France* Headman, of ])n\is Avenue, and West Philadelphia. spent Sunday here at companied by frienda.

Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Brown, formerly of the Artisan on Oak Avenue, motored to Wildwood for the m<.k end. making Mop-over at the Perry. Min Saute Baleman u'compani.d the Browns.

report

Inspector Maxwell, teportlae for the city as the r-srtB of a rigid -nvewligaikMi «f all Ore 4-seapee on hotel, and roomiag houses, find* that about '• per

tem are In bad caaditkMt.

The C:ty ('onimtsstoner* will tahe

with the owner* their being in proper condltt >n betm. opening of the eaaon.

K R. COTTON

week w* pit Wished the annual concert of .

ir of the First Baptist 1

Church Inadvertently the name of M Mate! "Pham Robinson

was not inelt ted among the mpr .i cera Wc are plea* d

to add •!.»• Wdor* and since lwr|

he has been one of the READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS E

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Mttmap.-.* and Highway Surrey* - Pkw* — SpeviktaU-dpa g^errtvran •! Q**neum_ SpcoaUnnc »a Rf*> * Stmt Patriae- Maairtpal I

619 Aabury Avenue

Gty. N. J.

Blitabcth Maninn. of

Philadelphia, was a visitor Sunday. Mr. Samuel Mow}, operating on the boardwalk, and a large property owner, was a w eekend visitor. Mr. Mosey moves his family here within a short

- time, for the summer.

Mrs. Ida M. Wine attended the forty-second annual convention

the Needle Work Guild of

America, which dosed Saturday at the Bellevue-Strat ford Hotel

, ,—37,, , I ln Philadelphia. As a result of Members of Wildwood Camp. (lll . paltv |irW „ , hc No. 06. will accompany th -le- 3 Urf Hotel In behalf of the Wlldgree team upon the joum-y to wood Bral „,, collections «„ the Oeenti City. Wednesday night, for of *17.50 wen- taken for the purpose of putting ov. r the) the flood sufferei*.

floor work In the Initiation in

window* of the Marietta Shop. I Pacific and Young Avenues Mr..!Sidney MillarJ and Mrs. Sbuluj; were the delegate* attending t

convention trom here.

Ocean City Lodge. P. O. of Wildwood Camp hold- high honors In its decree train, which I* «mi of the best drilled in the Mate. md Mra John B. Wright, formerly of the Hotel Reading, entertained a number of friends

their

It is tin- opinion of many the cold weather, coupled with many bad week ends, has been a drawbark to seashore business this] year. Weather condition is largely to blame for the damper on real e.-talr. which has held j

*he Munventloa committee of Improved Order of Red Men. told the City tfomiutMtonei* Turaday afternoon that he had won out by five vote* In • vtreag contest agatjut lilantte City. Trenton, and Anbury Park far the next annaal Mate ceawaatUin to be

l June •«. ms

ward. Our spring has. been la!<

Mr. and Mra. George Walkln- Jm, "" ral, »' Sundays numerous son Will leave he r WedMWday 8 ' 0 ^ Octolwr. counting In or >u for Ocean City, where Mr. Wat- ,0 A P rl1 - ,h, ' re > > ®™ ,nr ' Mason has accepted » p, -ion sl,, Y »"> Sundays or dtoagr., with well-know a real rat at. al,K ^ a “ » to ^riov.-'y man. summarin^ at this rraort. * he shoreward travel, .ither n-.e WMktnaon* will be rerarm- v ‘» « niln or “ ntor - Busin.— breed a.- old timer* wtth the Ca- hou,,c * ‘ hl!1 Y** r are ln r ' n '- atno Baths, on the Boaflwalk. lll «- r rl P ,,c ** hoW Br01 - al:,! 11 Is conceded by the real .state Mra. Adolph Wlfeusy aad little; man that priera must still hold•or., of Isle City, were the;out. as whetht-r the season (•{* f .tiaer of MIm I^-dla j long or short, the demand l»l Me.eh at her home IB Pacific 1 bound to be heavy and the own-; ' Tuesday. —— *■“

The ROSELLA SHOP Ten Day Rebuilding Sale Beginning Friday, May I 3, ' 1927, at 9 A.M. Our Entire Stocks of Dresses, Coats, Millinery, Sweaters, Hosiery, Silk Underwear at 25 Per Cent. Reduction No price tickets changed. Reduction will be made at time of Sale. The Rosella Shop Maple and Pacific Aves. Wildwood, N. J. Remember—This Sale Starts on a Lucky Day. | Buy in Wildwood—'The Shopping Center of Cape May County. | Member of Wildwood Business Men’s AMoebUion

Cronecker’s Bellevue Hotel Seal Isle City , Now Open For Season of 1927

Hor.iedike — Hospitable Comfortable

Always a Good P1ac« To Dine

Are You Ready For Summer? Happy, joyous summertime - - when nature puts on its brightest and there are so many pleasure*, particularly at the seashore, to be taken out of winter stoiage and enjoyed to the utmost - - is not far distant. Will you be ready when it comes! 1 W1LDV. OOD - - “The Shopping Center of Cape May County" - - is ready to rrsite the purchase of the m ny things summertime makes necessary easy for you. No matter what your summer needs may he - - new pieces of Furniture, new Curtains, new Screening, new Ck,tiling and Milinerv. new Footwear, new Household Articles, new Sport Goods, a new Vir trofa, new Toilet Articles - - they can be supplied by Wildwood * *ell stocked stores and shops. WILDW OOD is not only a most convenient place to shop, but here you will find prices that are right and service that is both courteous and efficient Buying is, indeed, a pleasure when it’s tW at WILDWOOD.

TKr aaenabeirs, «f thr WSH»wd Mmlaalfl* Asaodatotam are the Boy-m-WitUhirtiscid! n

JACKSON'S DRUG STORE Q*k awl IFWl&c Axecnnes FOX BROTHERS tund Me«V iml PkCiSc AwsmiK SAHNOFF A BRASLOU Lwisrs.* Atnd Nfaas s W< mim% piatoitor Avesauie TENENB.AU M'S I5*r; Sbaif.'r.e!? »»at CSaefees MigiaawfiiBittty ataffi Stta-es THE ROSELLA SHOP

L. S- CALDWELL Jewe-iei — V actroitc* aintd Rarorda 3316 PaoSic Awantae JARRE5 LADIES SHOP (cemen! s % ear antic Fkaatsary 37523 Piadac Aweaiae ATLANTIC COAL YARDS VUSHwoodi Raa> Ceanade Atfwwlfc Scntsaned Ca«£ Gomd '’tt'ili Bee JSXAil.ESt'S HARDWARE STORE Ejbct: ^SisjiaeEs aaicl CirrrmS iHuaitimane Paxd£c AxemuaeTUBE FASHBQ95 3I0P

ao£ =ad are pfedgesi to gnw yro yood fttxak, guoi A- CAMPAN AR O Laniie* «jnd llem't &Eade tto Order dadnEi C27 Ea-t Qalc AaoMe TLSIflNGHASrS Office ! 2W £** Oak A« KONG WITCH BROTHERS WUAmuhJ;* Fane, i AiarUtr. 3463 Pacfie- ATenae AARON'S PHARMACY ’Dnagii aawB ‘Gifaa Cedar mm£ Paofc Aaenuaw BAKER BRfOmERS Pawn*. Gb*m and Ceakeal Flarda*-*-* 43118 Padffic

R-W RYAN ^& r f!fdwc«rf’* FawinBtn»ie Snitsss'*' JEI?Rrs 5L L k X£ ***'/** f DOT. STOKE E L CHALMERS ft-*** 0 * 4vtte Paeufcr Avmmr USMAUUm v^ [L| _ r Segwgrfi “■ ' [Wraaae A***.,.