cape mat couirrr times. Friday, jolt 15. 1927.

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Mayor Culver Is Now Able To Ride Oul Little Busutesa Before City Commissioners At Their Weekly Meeting Circus Amuses Small Boy By HEIJEN &

('ommlmlonvr fart »i K-K'-l*’ bU*lQ*»* Ri*-«*lln* In OBy Hall. Tu*s»l»y a<l»r-UO-IB * rrporl frimi lh» nrk i,n<m of Mayor Culver show* a imtkad Improvrmrnl H. U abl- . , t« out anti has takm hl» Br*t rilr by aulomohiV MsmtM-rs el h. Third Ward CtUian.* Lraaus , ,llfd Ike ComBUoaion-ri-' attra-

Assessments For Curbing Are Approved Sea Isle Commissioners Receive Report Which Taxes Owners 70c Per Foot Guarantee Work For Year

Lrwia t'hrstrr 'ommiiwlonri * ti

sinners* nifvtInc Tuesday. w*. , *t a sk'd what thr- mn-tinj ».i* at The h*arln* wax held print

thr

■tty

Madgr L Lockwood, 22, of 2«jItr. r.l. drtrerd rounterfrit $31 bitlr by thr frrl—a» «hr worked in thr local bank. Sht tipprd-ofi Frd»r»l ofbcrrt and a gang which had ctrratitrd $400,000 of tponoM note* war caughi.

*e Avrnur. and Jack W-,! aMtlfned on a tour of t° i

lion lor the City,

moat tb» more Important j tnunlratbina read by Clerk] wax •>m I tom the aweretary * he MerrhaBtx* A»orlatt»n |

k at the ahore. ff| UhlMI *'t i m<v>t pleaxure

ng done, but the city bad go brad declaring some of thr wo

n b.- unxatislartory.

Hr axktd wh“ther or not t utbme would br guatanlred City Engineer CoHlaaun atal hat there had been an Inspect

Job daily and no cu in belnrt the mixed t a general pi art ice cs to guarantee the wo year. If the work l* it

th<

brr prize when hii bat .. Ralph Krenan of Waukon, L missed on "abrogate** and spelled it correctly.

1 .ittle Mill Country Club Opens House ;

s Given

Suspended Sentence ^

!»ln day by day ■■

xilt-prnded m-ntenre wax j'» bor - T,n,, ' fytil McKinley, aolored. an jftood ofUn ighiixt >c. Of a N .iib WlldwixH ,of despair i.wepi • Wetlueuday morning, by i my xbip. although Eldi"ice. «h. n the youth T weatberod thi-m >•>. and the d* t. ndant j I've drradi-d hax mU to pay lor damakie to! I've not had the which flgutrd In an aerl-‘others have sin in the Corson's Inlet brtdfii. |been lamotis

Smiih niM-ned a bank account lor his wife. A few months afterward one of the cashiers of the hank. Jones by name, met Smith and said: "Would jou please tell your wife tha' her arrounl 1* overdrawn?" The news was duly passed lo Mrs. Smith, and was rceelvod with a rasur.l and rather cold. •‘Oh. 1* II ?“ N«Xt morning sby handi-d her husband a scaled

manager, having opened I he letlcr. mnarki'd: "Perhaps you Would like to see what your wifc* saya.** and handl'd the content* of the envelope to Smith. It was a half sheet of note paper on which »aa written In large lettora. heavily underlined. "Sneak." . , A Scotchman with n pair of trouser* hanging over hla arm was found wandering arpund Optmit tht other day. He wax liMiklng for the oil ire of the "Prec Preaa." Ix-s Brane were a-starlin* oul yesleniay morning with a fixhin* , imle over hi* shoulder an' be met | up with Will B litunker. "J **» you're agoing a-tlshln'." says Will. "Yes ' I.es says "I undecxland I hat lisli I* good brain fixid." *a>'» be "W» H.*' saya Will. ' I wouldn't count too much on It It I was you." i says he. "The fish in the little | streams around here." he aaya. i"hainT big enough to do you no

| good." saya he.

j Bob laillmer opines Ihal the , greatest thin* In life la the alght i of a concrete road a* a nil» *lorm approaches one driving tut a mud

An Event in Social Life of k Dennisville

always had I

.d PactSc Avenue. I’ertalti 1 ttnation contained In the let : r b<.iwed why the eDIorcemenl!

work epoch rue to'vllle, d Mr try I

lut.

lore Srhall. a of Fiftieth Ft! • hat the work

.L

July f*. marked a to history of Deunh the Ut'b Mill Tout

as opened,

i two months

McKinley had been given cue-.to »1y of a car and together wlth'I't v.ral girl companions. i»xik tlo-jl ir. going on a joy tide. While ih* ■■wing the Corson's Inlet bridge : ha o ear .-kidded, crashing Into the w.

I thank

been healthy ave missed on the ■ but thr friends I - had suits, shlrls.

projwity ground was bn "done* on Lillie Mill i

.>ugh the v

■ the '

the

ns Mr , ,un ' * r ' i would i On S r stated ■ Just prl

urday last it was wi.V ■ that the elub members cn to their families and

d ma>i -1 w< ! k of thfdr band*, a rommmli ! perning* ,M1 * d 11 " bou-. with a roomy ‘ ,j ’potch. ideally hwaled on Utile

flier of Oak and I

by OBicet Sheehan Thei bounced ,df like a nibb<! j , the point •< thf accident.;.

cd Mr. Be hall that lhej M

And Ditto > you think

-ri Walker, who holiday guest*

head of

lc Lake. Evei lelightful aftern<s>n and . A bridge over thr Iso the work of the elub 1 rsuy seats. Interretln* ough the wood*, abound flow, r-. added to the at - . of the plan. is supper, prepared and;

i. the Utile Mill The followinjt arei ihers: Frank Bush i

J. B. Van Sciver Co. Manufacturers and Retailers of Furniture CAMDEN. N. J. L Represented in the Ocean City District by JAMES H. VANEMAN 815 Wesley Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey Telephone 373-W Information pertaining t« Furnituie and Home Furnishing* may be obtained from Mr. Vaneman by telephone or by letter. Hr will be glad to make a personal call or give information by telephone on estimates for furnishing Homes, Hotels. Clubs. Offices and Apartments. Mr. Vaneman will also gladly help customers with ideas and suggestions on Interior Decoration. Estimates also furnished on Awnings. Summer Draperies and Floor Coverings.

.0 The

at Wildwood-By- ^he-Sea IS he Beecher Kay Realty Co. Real Estate - Mortgages - Insurance

COLLER’S Dry Goods and Shoe Store WASHINGTON AVENUE. WOODBINF N. J.

Special Clearance Sale -no

Men s Palm Beach Suits

Regular $15 Now

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Shoes, Bathing Suits, Men’s Furnishings Aluminum Ware, etc., eftc.

COLLER’S -

WASHINGTON AVE WOODBINE. N. J.

Hawkins Construction Co. BUU.DERS--REALTORS Landis Avenue at Prime Street SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. Bell Phone 76-R-2 Office also at Landis Ave., corner Ocean Ave.

Another Big 19 c &23 c Sale! Many money-saving specials are listed below Thrifty Housewives will take advantage of this opportunity U> boy all their Food Heeds in The Stores Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest! Naphtha Soap 5 19c Reg. 15c t\ Princess Cocoa ^

Big 19c Values!

Whitman's Marshmallows Hershry's Choc . Kisses ASC0 Peanut Butter Teddy Bear Corn California Raisins Sealed Evap. Milk ASC0 Asparagus ASC0 Bread Crumbs [New Park June Peas j Lifebuoy Health Soap [Mason's Shoe Dressing | Chloride of Lime [Peroxide of Hydrogen

Reg. 23c Hom-de-Ute Mayonnaise 1 or ASCO Sandwich Spread I Mail, of the very finf»t ItiRi-eiUenta. T»xty hot

Keg. I jc Delicious t\ OO Cranberry Sauce L"‘""'"''C,oC\

^ Buckets

f 25c Value'™

Drinking

Tumblers

19c

ivr What 23c Will Buy! Reg. 13c Tender Peas 2 «»“* Reg. 25r ASCO Vanilla bot Reg. 25c Pur' Salad Oil l “' 1 Red Kidney Brans 2 ean» ASCO Cooked Red Beets 2 • *«» ASCO Sour Krout 2 • *"■ Reg 14t ASCO TapHxa 2 Sunrise Tomato Catsup 3 l '” ,J Prineexs Jellies 3 «'*t>'bieii Gold Seal Maiaroni 3 P 11 * Sunrise Tomato Catsup •*’>

Za-Rex Fiuit Syrup

Pnm Whole Griun Ruv 3 i**

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3 -23 I he Newest Member of tfie ASCO Family! Victor Coffee ....« 29c

Bean-Hole Beans

Victor Bread Bread Supreme

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