CATS HAT COTSTY TTXES. FRIDAY JULY 8. 1W7

JVge Six

NEW JERSEY FISH AND GAME CHART J’ 27 Ol K.f—U4 •» Accm4.or, -no '*>• U »■ G« ■ ■>—

l!olK.r W^ih v\mshw.t.\ to Ro. t-t* »tK rj. M-Ji Rowntcrc. m> ''‘Tfr.'. ■'.’kuntaL •».- Ihtor*. *

Eima

Mr. and Mr*. WIHiam Search. | of CoW Sprin*. tMtad Mi*. *• Saarrii’* pai«n»». Mr and Mr».

Kawa. Sunday.

Mr*, i.ydia Uieilnwn *nlM

John Java** haa rarumad boow. (rum a visit »tth bl# dao«bter. Mr*. John n*uh*r. in Wood-

ctaat. X. J.

Laura Handlcton

Mlaa Mlldrrd Smith and p t ant*, trf Philadelphia, ^ot :ju holldaya with Mr and Mr>. * rrettaon and dan*t:1fT> ,

. and Jennie.

Mr*. Laura Hamdietoa and | „» r .,

b wT L ’ \ —1«' viaM with her broth.:

.hilt- .he “ ln JJ jiT. I'lo- and wife.

week*’

■abury. '

tained Mr* Anna Steelman * n,! ] Harry Oarrlaon.

ton. of VI—laild. at her bom* on ^ j

Sunday j y,, Oor cie Snyder eaier-

Mr. and Mr*. LraminK G*:; .n entertained their dau,:. Mim KYanre* Oarrettw.u

and Mr*. Nelson Garrett-!^ bM Bl8tM . Mr , AW ,,e R.d. , teachw in Camden, over tb.

noil motored to Philadelphia on! ln->>n and mm _ Chariea. of South day*.

Satuniav i,. nw*. one evening recently. |

Walter Ferguaon. of Lumber- Mr*. But Handleton entertained’

n. S. J.. spent Monday her. 1 brr t»th.r. fi ‘ with hi* uncle. Charles llarner a , the hjme

Mert.m Steelman and mother, of Vineland, assisted In tb.

The Tltimaiam

Pot tut own. Pa.,

of her »i*ter here,

iver the Fi urtb j Waa speeding fast and aperdin, Mr*. Emma MclAttre. of Flidi- a down the ways.

vices in Sunday school at Taber- i creek, ha* been caring for icle. Sunday afternoon, with *' iMr , Kmily YoricL* and Infant

ry pretty duet. daughter.

Miss Lena Dawwon visited her Ur #nd yp, Philip Hess eo■nt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. H-' (oj-tnlned Mr. and Mr». « barles | V. Soult*. Sunday. !Heubntr .of Brideaburg. Pa-, last.

Mr. and Mra. Henry Oundara—' ^ ,, nd

_od ■»» chUdren. of Southard.. Fr , nk r.arrettaon and Mi*' M N. J.. agent Sunday at the M E | Ki Uj . Atlantic City |

pamun-ige with Rev. and **"-1 yi^tors

Brest* Mi aD d Mr*. Hartey Hawn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patteraon WfT< . rrf , n , w—k-en.1 trtaRora ; entertained folk* from Wtlmili*-1 >ilh h i* sister In GihUsiown. ton. Del . thi* work end. M| lind Mn> . Jam.e Matthew* UtUr •Mildred Hens r nierlaining his j ing from an attack of the mump* Hary Matthew». of the ' Mta. Hews and Mlldrevi are visit- N <i Uk ho B Home, for a few

ing her sister. Mm. Marian Cor- diy „

son. William Maxwell and son. . For the third Saturday ia auc- ^p,, of Wi<dwood. visited C. craaion an airtdent occurre.1 ''> ; HarTlrr Thursday a.ternoon. the nvighborbood of Sally Mar- , A Jackson, with Mr*. 1. crowdng. when William Fo j Ml> Ann , i^dlam and Mrs.

Downs and a boy companion. Diaa Creek, struck a dug wito the frnnl wheels of bis light Fold track and turned over, hitting the fence of Ernest Corson'chicken yard, damaging the truck

badly Th. dog was apparently ja . 0[Ii p lnl ,. d by their da lighter*, not hurt and fortunately n *- i,b *d | B rrt . Bnd Marri. oclahrated '.he the man nor boy Three weeks :i jj{ble ^ Il , h BBn n rr8B ry of their - Andre* Hawn, of Erma. “»'> | majrUge on Monday. July i. by ear damaged here Unioying an outing for the day struck by another, and last week; a( Kirrr view Beach. Penns-

Ralph Hugbe*. oi West Cape May. ; groVf ,

„ had his car badly damaged when y, and Mn ^ Yea rick* are w aide sideawlp.nl by a car driven by; thf p^renU of a baby girl born

0 °d very nice with ila a

[of Washington, who spent

ertng. which was purcha*. d t>J | h.Jlday* In Wildwood, visited

the Imdie*' Aid The carpet rv~' brrr on gacu^ay

place.! thal which had been In use- Mr W enda! pyaiey for the past twrenty-two years. 'entertained hi* parents. Mr. amt

Mr*. Ida Jackson and aons. of Mnl . r prajey. g r . ..f Glou-

Fiahing Creek, spent Wadn—lay Iceater. and a number of others,

with Mr*. Sara Jackaon. lover the holiday*. Min Opal fkhellenger spent 1>r g^hta j^ ni( „ n . o| pater-

We inesday in Cape May and' „ Ju , y 4 b er with hi* Wildwood shopping ! mother. M i* Mary GritSth. Sr.

Myrtle Keeler ami baby

Nellie Fox. of Fishing Creek, lured to Dennisvllle Friday.

Mr* Josephine O

Cape May. spent several day* here

with Mr*. Guaeie Bailey HKi f WAXTA).

and Mr*. LeRoy Jagge««.l FOR OEX»tAL HOtTf^gOI - - - ., i r«um ewMiv»d *

VOflj *l« 8» <>*»le. I

E. R. COTTON OrU Kpglaecr—Roaded Surveyor 619 Asburv A»e*nc OCEAM CITY. R J. Pto—: J2T-W

Tve added up, returned to iier home In Gibb* I

I towa Wednesday evening after | .-pending the forepart of the week j I here with her parent*. Ir. and'

J Mr* William Hawn.

Rem Taylor entertained hi- [ father. Leander Taylor, of West-1

it

FRANK W. EBELHARE Hardware. IloUM-luraiahlngs and Boat Suppliea Plumbing. Heating and Sheet Motal Wotk Mrchanic St, Cape May Court Home-Phone no 99th Si. and Third Ave, Stone Harbor. I. J.—Phone «: "KBELHARE HAS IT’

HAVE YOUR DOLLARS WINGS? Moot folk, find it a toak any «.me of the yem to keep their dolUr. frorr fly mg .wiftly .w.y. At Vacatioo Tune, however, it “ hot* ah-nt i* their *tay with moat fanuhea. They Arrive for ■ brief visit on pay day and then. Prerfo! They are gone again. ' uiuaJt about .t yon may ak- But you can! YOU CAN KEEP MORE OF YOUR DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET IF YOU BUY IN Wildwood--" The Shopping Center of Cape May County* wu-ood'. St-*. -«i *.«.«. HW w,d. (,<d, —hU e*. •» ~k. ^ ^ lK *'““ pro ’" t “ A P ™"> r ^ u * P *“>' ' <««Ur m» it was when Benjamin Franklin first created it. , v everything you need for your home and family in Wildwood. Not only are the prices right, but the merchanAae tv ,ght Mid of such a variety that you can puntune everytnmg y

The foMowtag members of the Wildwood Merchant! Association are

L. S. CALDWELL

Jewele.

I#

»he Buy-ir Wildwood mova—n>, and are pledg«l to give you good goods, good service, and honest values:

JACKSON’S DRUG STORE

i I*.

*and Kero

Avenue

A. CAMPANAJtO

1 .„W and M-n . to Onlrr Uothe.

127 Ea« oa Avenue

JARRLS LADIES’ SHOP Women « Wear tnd Hosaery

ATLANTIC COAL YARDS

ST ALLEY'S HAR DWARF STORE

THE FASWON SHOi

TUSHINGHAM’S Office Furniture—Stalnmery 210 East Oak Avenue KiTNOWITCH BROTHERS. Inc. Wildwood's Finest Market Pariftc Avenue AARON S PHARMACY l>niK» ami Gifts Odar and Pacific Avenues baker brothers I’aints ‘"I— and General Hardware 431 i Pacific Avenue

R. W. RYAN

"Wildwood’s Furniture Store" 133 East Wildwood Avenue

JERRY’S DF. LUXE BEAUTY PARLOR Nevtle Curuime Wavers 3102 Pacific Avenue

SANDRY’S WILDWOOD DEPT STORE Furniture. Bed?, and General Merchandise 3901 Pacific Avenue

E. L. CHALMERS Real Estate 4S04 Pacific Avenue

Oak and Pacific Avenues FOX BROTHERS Ladies’ and Men s (lothine 4400 Pacific Avenue SATINOFF & BRASLOW Guiles' and Men's Wearing Apparel 3614 Pacific Avenue TENENBAUM’S Hart. Shallner and Marx Clothes Haberdashery and Shoes THE ROSELLA SHOP Dresses. Millinery and Bathing Accessories Maple and Pacific — Boardwalk and Garfield