Page Eight

CA« MAT C9UWTY miZZ. TOUAT JTTIT I. 1W7.

THIS IS

s

tbit tr»ta will lean JrtWr- T ney bad to gn aim Atlantic «'ity at 2:15 P M and 1:rougi wood*, bobbed wir; arrlre at Wii.<hincton at «:4S P. M. i "new*, ner Wartaja. tiouwv and It will leara WaaUnrtoo daily j !•'«» In g>ilnx o»»r aune ofj 15 P M. and arrive at Allan- lb- .««». we bad to snake a J

IMto

Cape May County

Y. M. C. A. Notes!’* - I—-

tic City at 5:50 P

: A ttiroHsb aleepln* car will run daily between ' bka«o and Atlantic nt). under tbe aummer acbedole. j Tbie aervire became effective ] from t'biraao on June 25. and j Irom Atlantic 'ity on June 26. j Tbe uaual irwjoent and con- ; veniant rummer aerrirr from both i Philadciphla and New York to tbe upper New Jersey eoart re»ori-. I inrludnu: Aebury Park. I*>na I Kraorb. Point Pleaaant and Tom- ; Kiver. will be mumed. as will | also Uiat betwee n Philadelphia. i Stroudsburg and Tobybanna.

tblr

foot

nt and U»en ia| WU|

cancel, there were thirty, have u

f- for tbe boats to under- ( or .- lar«d Captain HoIiihw. j

praise wae given the He* ’ Mrs

rv.* ■•-heir aplMtdid work, by! niece, «.f Pblb

J r HoiriM*. who alao spoke j Mill, r

1 *h 1 y "f the work perforated by’ conse.

- ■piaotw that scoured the flood- | t .t’.stricta for refugees. . j j,,,

• .ptaJn Hofmew declared thvt| 0 / i; ,

+t and cnosquUoes in t e.tbe V. • rl.t were terrible. He sa.d A,.., tbe thermnnietssr roistered *.,.i ;r to a*, times and the (nnnyviitoe

uwb-araOJ- The o>as< Mr i ‘ , " , M

Hand mere bants in at-! “Odd Fellows" Day. had its e left tbe City Hail In ’ Initial settln* in the new Conven better spirit* when it was found: lion Hall on tbe Boardwalk Fid the City bad no jurisdiction. I day. where a very interewtiBK

Iproeram wa. ealoyed by all prew j

imbof. and family, en- At the eveniny searion. one No y t J l Wildwood Fncndly, 9*'*”. ,

h« feature attractions wae _ 1 VT'-.U Stflinn Mat. h ‘Ptendid floor work, la pet Indian* Good Ball Player* | Mealing

ince ami acht-veenent said |

perf-rt and certainly th.

the Yende

isabeih Sauer

III*

•iuards, be

HAL.PH I- CHESTER

well-known Ocean City realtor, developer of tbe famous Rlvier.i. ! banker and theatre owner. M: Cheeter wa* easily reeognl«e.l and even tliougb In tbe clammed ' advertising we Inadvertently | made Mr. Chester's middle Initial “E" instead of “L". many of our SHbourtte fans corrected us on

thU. Tbe winners were: Mildred Trot*. Ocean Cily

Marjorie Dalle-w. Ocean Cily. I _ M. A Fagan. Ocean CHy. |Gapt Morrr.e- Adams. Palermo. | Mm. Harriet Osndy. Ocean

View.

Ed jib Powell. Ocean City.

None

Cape May Co.

Guards in Flood Dist.

i werted w.

email*at treatment by the no- “ (borltias. . p. ■When tbe Coast Oaurd* left." k raid Ae Capsaln. 'ooodttUm* w-r safe and the waters of the rivenwere slowly going down If The .. water went flown quickly tbe tamace wcaild be tnrrti.}e the i I»voea. which are beevmilr.s firm

Ottawa Tribe vi Prtoadly Is-j F Jocbev beard bia flrst

are daaerving of tbe high disns. Journeyed Iron North 1 Wed-aaday nlgb'- aboa U which were given Wildwood on Monday a/trrn«.a' wben Jarma Met aflrej

thera oe every aide. The He- »,.<< played a gam. of bMeball dec. was baled before tbe Jus

u fcto ° • ppi “ U ' , '^ *" with the Court Houae IndUna lie*

w. * »ion« the Mne of march on tbe The score was 21 to 17 ia favor Burley, of IMaah Towaablp. who have .eased Bos dwalk. starling from Hotel ^ lfl . (J-tswas. which make* the charged McCaffrey with entering “** ' n J"'?. Mmp ' r D ' ^ headquaitem. second game they have won Both ha. residence as f \ hr r? lk « Group, have good tram, and the,' wmck. T Mm. ii. ramn Stein of tbe * Ur * * rT * r '™ lr MrCaffcy was

Paul Btubltrsger Doria-Vernmi." has taken over IU! "' 01 bur

Frank Pfirr

I. daughter. Mary Helen. { the ownership manageanent of tbe week-end gursU. acootu- hotel. enrhuriasfic ewer tbe by Mm Walter E. Haw- healthy txulness cuadltiona Ibis »11 td UietuMe. Pa. year, which. Mrs. Stein declare*

Coaer-dwellla.

Ut but so far the Tr...pev Ke.lly os . aborigine* have raBI >wo .n out by Burley

Howet

Burley.

default of IIUO ball Mc-

the coum House boys are ar- CaSery »as committed to the

ranging for another game and , iJOtl . r

are an uuprov vnem claim they are going to aria at . M. - Mary Vine. at. g Urge ' leant one out of tbe aeries They r 'e ty owner here retnrn -d Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Evan*. alw> piaaninf a game with Florida within the past «*f Philadelphia, are week-end S'w Isle and arc looking forward “ fea ' :. w weeks, and wUI spend tbe KUrWa etopjdng a« the ■•Sterling." to It with kaea latere*! as tbe iaiw *' v.aw.n • ltl, "•‘'■"Aa. in Magnolia Avenue. Mr. Evan- Group, have aof met sii

Tbe oM lady who i

dancing

«l*m a CBAMCEly QurlfsK.Ljndis,|t

COQMIXLLOS-AT-Ut

Offcca: 102 N. Uni. An SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

r. r j c i J J C “ be wa u^l away a:.-: •« rerformed splendid service dvager «tw- u TNI of th. p t.i.

in Rescuing Refugees and ****"-'

Sdvging

Th. family wtt. of North

weed the Weld) Imt Voting Aveai

late

got the correct a awarding tbe et ticket* to wmn.

The Blackwell family Cooat F Secretary 8he.|,i wast ftw tbe eea Friday la Atlantic City making L< York ,,w ® r * ! ° ? 'be : the trip via automobi!.' Mr* * n ’* "pvtit some time lining-

... ^ , Harry Burkhart aecomaaaled 3 * pf • k « r,, » n 0 ffhaffram. for thA Holmes Tells Story Iwic- <nty—Captain is.duw«.| t>r Bober- Banka and family, them. Uginning ot the work in the officer | n ebarg. and F M «d Mlffllatown. Pa . arrived j fall. September aod October wUI Wheotor ; lit Aui-am tbile U. d»~«fey !„; Mr and Mm. Frank Taykir. of! ^ a buB ' nN >°<r aod TCurty-Jwo thnunand refog-e. Townrend - * Inlet Jl. Pbiliipe. ; bai. tak.; th. At.rma. cot w.ek wer. week-end gueeta' ,4 ,h, ‘OtTice la already makmrwporied from tb. Miaaia-, officer ia efcarg. , Melvin and ! »*e In Eaet Vouag Aveau- fo- Fraakford. Pa . newly-weds of a ln * P 1 *"" *» advance

Mr and Mm William Pancoaat. The application* , r . coming ia JJf We*t Wildwaod Avenue, on 1 •''‘■'T •tay from boy* who wi* lighted for *>. flr*t lap of their honeymoon 10 attend Camp Ockankh-.n f..r

,TO » "B<;er tbe new trip. ] , c - moTr tw , ^ JnKri .. r ^ Ugbttng wma torely laatalled the quota which aa* b^n al The eff.et l* all that eaa be dr Him Bara J. Perry entertain- lowed thir county ia nearly ailed ain-d a:>d certainly adds 1** per a n-Mntwr of friends from At- If there are any others who want cent prewtig. to tbe Mty Untie City at tbe ••Perry." on | to go they ebould communicate The Third »-•*. a. .. t ‘ JOr <rf >b*pectk>B of the new with tbe county office at onehjw,™ '., ™. SrlY Co.,- Tb* Mo .,,00’ 0M.

na* oeet. taowa opea to vWtor* , rBlla|l Hell here.

1 Mtdg-

ber* Of the I nited Slat. - Ouaar j Stone Hari>i.r Jeaae tluard* of t'ape May Cot aty ar t officer in charge, Surfm

other •M-non* of the F ate. tbe! HI.

coutlngent fr.*n Cape May tioun- Angela« CJuriea Wright, ty reeuriilng tbr» waa-k* ago. °IIb»r In charg* 1 : nod Surf man

having let: this section May l. ( riearon

Forty-two cant guard boats ac-1 A**h«i- -J»n>»e fltebbioa. officer rampanied tl.-.-n. ! *» Charg. and Surf man BcuU.. With the refugee* aU their j Wlldw...l - Two turfoMUi

. bousebol.l g.vid- ** “““ »»•*-« —e <

I cattle, bog*, ct

j other onlmai* were I by the Cna*t Guard uv j were highly r-.r:,mended

relief authoritiew for their e«- j hood diiaciri from

who HMchn.

Spring — Finn

in Mate Rudolph Rodger*

’or Machinist Mat.

Pariflr At*

• tak»» t

More Pennsy Trains For Seashore Travel

at eei

Fwptaln Walter Holme*. Hi | charge of Sea Isle Cily r tali on. ; who was awlgned to the district.; when Interviewed bug weak told j the reporter of the ravagre of | the flood and the work performed

by the Out Guard*.

I might nay." said Captain Holme* "any thing that you can imagine as to the suffering and privation do - to the flood is true. Peop.e were removed from house-

rafts and whatnot.

** full quote

1 ot I ignis alone the eaaMeriy Mde Mr. jof the walk, hundreds of pmple Wyno | are dally making the trip by t.serva ; fo.K to the gateway of Wildwood 'llcatlv, « Croat. Thie aurt of «*vic un- \ lacreaa

Wildwood

prov«m*nt opens tbe avenue of buslnee. progreo* to tbs bnudred merchant* owning prop- ****'"

erty in a hltbertn untb-relope-i *ortng the Influx

j :.eighbojbood. The poiwibllltle. •bib other* report rental* for ft-ontiautd from page one) i h *‘"’ •" numerou* for tbe wide- ' k, ‘ n »«ntb of July and August, j the my to have an incinerating aw *** m » n of affair*. ' Tb<- demand is about normal, plant, hut incinerating plant*! tv., ... considering ibe late season. 00*: a hcav of money and to T. h ^ Suntltr in June proved Boomlm houses have not been

have one now mean* additional “ ^ ‘ n ^ *“ brt “

o! no«., ^i.l? ’’y 1 ” ~»e. UM. by nil tate- I h flr,rt f’* 1 emnjner day and - !

• <Ujr ,or p»—or- New Wildwood Dance Roor

mer are amured of a very pleasant and profitable time a* th* camp has many new Improve ment* this year and the program ha« been wry carefully revise.! and worked out. With the n me* hall, power plant, pumping!

a large ntwnber of! * t * , * 0 ° “d water system, and

made Sunday; up-to-date sanitary system. Camp visitor*. | Ockanlckon ranks not only * one

People 1 ! But Service, Ocean Cily, N. J.

But Schedule of Time

and Mm. Tate, of the te." report many early loas for tbe »>vaon. foot a steady demand and over corresponding year*.

Leave

Ocean Gty 7 AM 10 A M. 2 P. M. 5 P. M. 9 P. M.

Cotfcin Gty

Leave

8 A M. II A M. 3 P. M. 6 P. M. 10 P M.

Ocean Gty

Am re

9 AM

12 M

4 P. M. 7 P M II P M.

Schedule Subject to Change Without Notuc

Some Wel

Maters Qet* City Contract

tied from the up-

P-r fh..r, of their hum*, while Fy,nk S Mat era. Hio Gran: other* refused to leave their „„ awarded the oontrac. . hom* being content to receive j rlt/ work u ordered hy

city, covering broken rideurbs and bur ter* The

rate* bid wer* 17 cents per loot for curb*. 3C cent* for sidewalk*.

.1:

I cents for guile

Service Amplified To All | M: Resorts—Western Sleepei

dally raHona of food

"One nmu a

alw second flood of his home W' hud 10 out a Ihol* In tbe roof

lo get him out.

"It wa* a common sight lo are

chlrketi* and dogs on housetop* while rafts on which were cattle hog-i ai.d goat- floatrei by. Dead rattle, dug*, chickens and tiog*

flo^Gd in large numbers."

< apt a le Holmre natd that mom. There was a furor in of the Coast Guards’ work ‘ Tuesday sftornoon. wh. earned on in Lsiuisiarin Uvelr r, »M were stormed by ! luvukjuarte.-* being at Melvtils.; ,,f m*rcb*.nta from all park (being sent there from Natcbea. | ,h * rreentlng th.

M- and Mr* Futrirk McGinnSa an.1 family, of Aadubon. N j . will occupy Mr*. Hue Brambl-* apartment for the month ot July.

y Ha

eeeker* rolling Into tbe Clfy-by

ibe^laa. since tbe closing of last The new Wildwood Convention M-ason’* toualnea* year. tt*re»ally 1'eFs donee floor will open Batr.olisable were the foreign 11- -"day under tbe personal superreneea lagging visiting automo- i»lon of Joseph H. Bam re. the bilre from distant parts of tbe f'Tmer manager of the Plata ommlry. proofs of tbe fact, th*’ . Oanre floor. Val Adiey each new day finds many new ( Wood, r Hand, of New York City, friend* Just begfonlag to get ac- ! wl11 furnish tbe musfe for this qualnted. Train traffic all ot 1 ■*» ball room, which will Sunday wa* uutmially heavy, known aa tbe Garden of Bom The new schedule going Into *f- . . teet owr tbe Pennsylvania aya- , A ^ 1 T' teln * :hould ^ •tMle.-v tern, was at once —loved v.,l !o cfcHdre*. but not by chlldrre,

taklne:^m

Mm lubelle P. Mill* R. r KegUtered Spencer CmasUMB for Cape May County ' Harbor. N. i ■nd support* for nd rhiidren n-R-i

ftflli'

P-Stat’ faaUW

a'‘vantage of the bridge train ahirh connect* with North Uladclphla and other points von hwesterly. It was esttanat—t •y ’h-uie in authority rhat the •row'd* on tbe Boardwalk

La-, he

called Mason * G1 the Guard* tranepu. .

my-two refugee* who had i "f July celeb ratio

the* th* week end, (-quail*-.! any ofj

All the

The Pennsylvania Railroad last Saturday announced that the sum-

mer schedule, providing amplified | at Fort Necmetty. a passenger train servic. to the New 1 *“*“• also trau*p.rtJeraey seashore resort* and the 1 ^ Captain Holme* stated that Poeono Mountain*, would go into I ,n roo * s cam* refugma were effect at 3 A. M. (ICostern Stand- 1! '"“‘■i'orto'i a distance of fnmi ard Tlmel Suml.i* June CC. on j * w "***■' to Af-teen mllre. the Atlantic iJivUion. the Trenton i "The Coast Guar-te worked tn division, the New York and Long nn,! ' “‘ , ' 1, '»riou* vrewebBranch Railroad and the Belvidi re-(' ,okI1 5 fl*’' redlet work. Ilarge*. Delaware branch J and freight-rv of all Express train*, using the Del- ‘ , '* l '!tpUona helpml in the work aware- River Bridge route, between l> " ba-gw,. leui* were erected Bread Street Station, i’hlladelphi.-. ''* r !h '' ‘’btortunate prejpie. Cmvk and Cape May, Wildwood. Ocean 1 »> many camw were City, Angleoea. WtldwiKs! .'re*!. 1 Irurn the huuvuw no that Sea Isle <Tty and Stone Hart*.- j rnak ‘ n * «n the bargeu could be reeumed ope rations a* one of the J lna ' 1 ' pore»uie leading feature* ot the regular j "Freigjht oar-, though the ■ummer *cbeduh- Similar service, j * a ’'' r WUj ‘ up 1 heir top* did however, u provided to Atlantic i , ' 4< ' r ** , 'tit work. y\,r inetaace. City Ibe year round j freight ears w.rr . un to , f^gt, The summer schedule ehow* one j '■'vain.,, t.«aet Guarei inale were ■ddlliom.1 train between Phllauel-1 oa ,l *'' *°I“ Tb« tieigfal

unofficial notice

police department regarding

of fireworks for the Fourth .The hoteU and roaming h<

»*-* a! j should reaps harvest in bustnraa notice this season, aa mostly the deerror j mand. while heavy. |a tranelent

'ity Ho-! and for short term*.

C W. Way, M. D. «» fl—tll Lanai. Av*. •*• late City. N. J. ( * b *< a

■ut. *.D. Ua I JriMUat. HR WOOIJBJNK N. J. Phones. Key (tone. Woodhias W B»U. Dennu ilie M-R-u *-*•; 1-1 »-u. »-* tfckahok. n.

il-R-1

7-t P. M .

1-1 P. V .

L Tenenbaum Men 1 * Store CAPE MAY. H. J. Coorteou Service lewegt f:jk» Befikobable Price*

Rakestraw Sign Shop 110 Eat Pi* Avenue Wildwood, N. J.

rijalrke*! sad Best Bond Nr nice fo Caps May Ceaaty* Irving Fitch Real Estate - - Insurance

sea ble cm, N. J.

211 S LANDIS AVE.

Bell

Court House Marble Yard

forward learned that th.

been given out tn r explanation* by <

344.679

MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES EXPERIENCED MARBLE cum RS WM. B. POWELL CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. L F. tea lata Bali Phone

car owners say Buickwill be their next car

e Trucking Service

pared wit

Cily at 4.44 I*. :

A general and impartial turvry of automobile rrcmdy re>ndurird b> a great organuat* owner* of orJicr can inryeed to change to ftun l neat rime they buy a car.

svral years, will not

These owrert* have compared their car* with Buick —in performanev, in economy, in. .•mfort.luauryanddcpendabdit>. And they havxdccidcd that Buick offers greater value. I vaminr a Buick at your earliest opportunity. Find out “ L > •*> many owner* of other cars arc changing to Buick

every day.

WHfcN BETTE* AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUIC-. »ILI Bl ILD THEM

IN AUDITION t

‘Talk of the Town Sale”

• call for th# goods sad dWl**'

r«ndto Mtk u«i ore a. SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY

jwjicej nm in namm irann, m in* cm

Good, Clean Coal w. H. AUSTIN CO. WILDWOOD, N. J. “The Qid Reliable Yard"

When You Build

MODERN

L COVERING' Decorative mark* of re*poet g

I. LEVENSON Adam* Avenue V. oodbitte. N.

i MOTOR SHOP

Joaeph Seri' ani. Proprietor

WILDWOOD, N. J

: lie upon reeling plan | Ibe dead. Now. you living, | loom*. Choice Wall Paper, j attractive prices and work j that's guaranteed.

BAILEY MOTOR COMPANY

Haven Avenue ad Tenth Street Oietui Gty, N. J. s.

j AMASA W. YOUNG

Petenburg, N. X

Charles L Foster FUNERAL DIRECTOR South Seavilie New Jersey Bell Telephone: Sea ble City J$-R 4

consider fair dealing »nd dependable construction.

See members of The Master Builders Exchange of Wildwood, N. J. JOHN H. CURVAN. Secretary