CAPE MAY COUFTY TIMES. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1927.

Port Norris Utah Tbrtic* Fagan Is snlsr tttel&g company from cot oS Mm. •Mr. and Mr*. Chsrlc* Hart. Sr . V* •■tartatning company from out of to*a Mr. and Mr* David Rowley •ad daughter. B»ll* spent the w *«k and la Freehold with rela-

tive*

Mr. and Mr*. Stun* Rowl.y •»» MRMlBlBtnc company Irom oat of town. afauric- Pepper, of Dividing Week, wa* In town recently. Malolm Ferguson, of Savona. *. T.. have returned home attar spending a few day* 'here HBBI ralatln-* Mr. and Mra. William Perry oavr rrtunieid home after -p-nd-9h a few day* with their daughtar. Mr. and Miw Carl Babcock of Bar. ror Pa. They motored to Mi*Pa-'< Water Oap Mr*. Walter Rodolph and non. WMtrr. «pent the week-end HHh fear aieter. Mr* R-dnat, IMMffe. Of Highland Park. I*a UHfBodman Crifflth. Jr., cam. ' iMfeP with tl'em for a few days ^MlaP •erna Her *y is entertainlag Mia* Mary Deal, of Pairton Mia* Julia Harr;-, of MilMII. ■ also apent the »»tek-end with

bar.

Mr. and Mr*. F.xt Flammer 'and daughter. Enana. of Ne«ark. have been gnesta oi lira. Fiamrner's mother. Mra. Benjamin Berry. Sr | Oeorge Duct. ' J* building a saw bou*e at Cen’er 4*ro*e Mia* Doris Ix>»e has returned : to ber home ar Mi not..la after hav.'ng Spent several week* at tha b om* of her uncle. Harrison , Isiaa. ’ Mm Tyaalel Pierwon. Sr. at- : tended a ; ‘u r»ar» 1 out of town last ^'^Mra^Dettie' P»PPer has teen enlart: tning t**° small grwndaon. frow. Bridge...n MtM Alma Fo vdney. of Le.— «tailed tri* t»d» here last

Delmont

> In Mill-; Ana

Mr* Jen Whlldin *

vllle Thursday.

Mi*- Marie Lovett, of Weetmont. Is visiting Mr*. C. G. Foe«er she will tisit Brtdg-lon fair. Wildwood and Benny’* Landing before returning to her home. M: and Mi* Kitchen and Mr. and Mr*, peters, of North Jersey, spent a pleasant week-end with Mr and Mr* William Hold-n Mi-* N.wcomb was a weekend »isitnr at the home T.

Warwick. Jr.

Raymond Warwick, who will tevh at Audubon thl* y.^- » :i B«y.n leave for his new n* i : t

labor.

Repair* on the hono < > , , Thurston, occasioned v an -lee. trie storm. «re nearing comple-

tion.

L nderwood

Mr* George Baxter and Mrs. Maud B t *a of Millvllie. spent

Monday mamma

i Noe

John Ha- - railed on friends In I'nderwr*.' .-.n Thuraday The -Is..- : Mother*- <'lass'* of

th Sec iTewbytersan Chun-a. taugh' - - Vita. Howard Mounts, eny >. t . . :** picnic a - Tumbling I*. Park one day recently. * ' ’ • was spr-a.* with the e i- taken by each one »■' - ‘ • lunch enjoyed after

Dividing Creek

the

tried.

of the

Mrs

Every member ]

* fol-;

Paul Blizzard and wife spent a I I few daya w ith Mrtr Blitxard ai

. |' . ter. Mr*. McClain. In Camden. I

Mr. and Mr*. Letand Bauerji.,-- week

left Sunday morning :n their car Mr and Mr*. Clifford Pick and for a trip to Niagara Falls and Samuel Tv man attended the fuOther point* In Canada ! n-,a] of . -latlw m M<* '.~;«wr.

Mr* Marl* Ward- and laugh- oa Mond*'

6aturda\ h r' V.r ' ^ Mf C ^ ' T *•*"'*■ ^M? --,1 V Walfer Moore and on friend* two ■ nnmo '^^e !l "' Monday evening, ir V v .' d «'■' Er '" - Thompson, a for. :wa,r ' t ;,md.? wi.hlE "i; '’- . <

nl V- Thorn a* King. In Cedar-

Ie-wi» Piam

. Johr

W. Bra

way ape o' part of Monday with hi- father. W‘Hlam Bradway Mr* Harriet Ham*, of Third Sireet. Mill*ills, i- spending some time With friend* her-. Mi-* Franoe* Bradway and Mr* Peg Mill*, -rf Philadelphia spent Sunday with Miss Bradway* parents. Jcawpih Na»alu>w*h: Is -Mee talnlng fata daughter. Mr* Max Mine and daughter. Margand fchU we -k Mr and Mr*. Frank Vanamau ant chiLdret.. «•' Bridgeton, tew* -upper with V- Vaaamans father Thi—lay evening. Jam'* J»e*t!t. 3rd. called on his sister. Mr* Anna Ball-y Thi

day

Howard Mount*. Mr*. William Maglll *'■ ent. .Mr*. Clif-i

m-ore. Mr*. Frank Tongue J- Mr* Harry Goduwn. Mr. Alt- Godo a. Mr* Raymond <e *: Mr. Jam Jeff.:., Mr*. R»' bel < awper. Mr*. William Hep net. and Mr* Charlew Cook. Mr* Rachel CasfM-r the hvi- ■ c nurse in company wHh M - Ml- Rudolph Melcoric h*-.. uttied from aatotnoblle • •> •hroirgh Scrattfon and Iwlawar-

W » • '»ap.

M' * Mary Darke” who > *p--.ding (hr eum-ner with • ; Miss From* tlrutiingc-reo-iering from an til: Mr and Mr*. Waller p.-well of M-rohantviile. have V. the rueet* of Mr. arei V Mj r,»n Powell for a few day

Kiixabeth and daugh-

ter* tirz- •. and son. Ernest and

\t- Willi._ ... I wtf' - Of M ' higaa. Spent Wedne*--rr •I'* a» gew^i*. a «mw.i .. . ”■VSKST " u ‘ *«■•>.?; w.Ti. John P:lks. WUMai - i. v w'i’h *hi. i ‘n ,, 1-e‘i Turner • ’ - Kelrv mo,hrr ’ M.tyuni! Monday. j ■ Mr .. u . . Marcu* King and sister. Mrs - Mr* WllViam M nil •‘I»nt Thuraday| - M MlIIlam MlDU even;:-* In Mill.Ill- . •PPing .n Bridgeton on ],>; Tun)r . , nd wlf ,

to Ivtubit- -i I**! Wednesday and 1 •pent :* day* Wjlh friends |

M.-f Laura Garrl*oo enterlaln-

- ■ ir: ^blay school class at her , h , .. bom- on Tuesday -tenlng. «■

« li.ri.e Gtiiier open- Monday ,ui.'

afiemoon and e.ening in Bridge- <'* n ,p. .

Waller Campbell and family i ■were calling on Howard Joslln and family, a; Newport, last Thursday . Mortimer Campbell has purchased a new hand tractor eullt- ; Alice and Anna Brown, of Drnnisviile. .-pent Saturday afternoon with L-wis Moore and

family.

Lti tie V-rna Hickman celebrated her sixth birthday by giving a party to her little friend* on Thuraday afternoon. Game* were played and refreshments Mra Chari«a Bailey and Mra Harold Bailey spi-nl Tuesday afrnoon In Bridgeton. Among those who motored t fvervtew Park this week wer Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Campbell. Mrs. Albert Cook and daughter Maurice Shaffer. Mr. and Mra li-orge Bobbin* and . HaM-n and Miss A Bobbins dr. and Mr*. Lewis Kell. Mrs tie Griner and daughter, herlne. of Bridgeton, -pent Saturday with Mra. Charles C«r-

. I"

feaew HK I a parity Casey: “Oh your husband hn* I j intox'cntloa. Run ■

him out."

Mra Murphy t “Sure now. If my 'onid man's drunk . couldn't

.p him not.

Murphy, n in tor ■nd ball

IMUe used •ly si we- k

' J»" or league of the M E. ■h held ih-ir annnal outing ut— «e .si Friday or last Bathing and games were •rater of thi day A royal t.-ti— was had by all the : A- They were chaperhy their teacher Mra. Laura

T,-/

Maytae F**» ,J1 *- of as a racen t of

FREE

FREE

lira. Bsrt Murphy, of tVmd-n. ’ vie ted relative* here for iV-t e*enla*. Daaiel Plsraon. Sr . 1* re- roofing hi* home. The small ann of Daniel P. ” •oa. Jr„ has twn iU. Brrvartro Danna wa* In Phil. *• tMwfela recently. Mra. Archie Jatksott spent Fridar evening In Bridgetm; I I lira. Phoet«- Sock well ent* ti tatead her daughter Mis Lehman Whlldet) of -telsl-rvine j William Carney fc- bewa emptoyed by Pagatra BlMhera at ,1 tfealr blarksmttb shop at Bl«al'e 1 Mr. and Mr* Beniamin Berry have been visiting at the Capitol and In Virginia

EVERY EVENING -10 O’CLOCK AT

FIREMEN'S CARNIVAL PORT NORRIS, N. J.

Frankie Weir

Haleyville

Mr. and Mra. Lem Hunter and cw« MBS. Roswell and Leon Jr. 1 of Dedanco vre *pe«ding a va«stkon at the home .rf Aaron Hun

Optain and Mr* !«*Btel B»w

The World'* Highest Diver

COMMENCING

Saturday, Sept. 10 Location - - - Brou n Street

Kinney’s Shoes FOR LABOR DAY A FEW OF THE MANY STYLES

Ladies' Pumps in PateE f Sal- . . „ , ... in. Bl.,k Gun V.ul uud "'''““rt'*' “‘”-

lu. uuih h^h. to. .nd Utodi. n ‘ bb "

Men's Black or Tan Oxfords

run heeb. A big selection at

*2.98

Other styles—$3.48

KINNEYS HOSIERY Ladies' Full Fashioned Pure Thre 1 Silk (colors) Ladir* Mo-k Fashion Purr Thmui Silk (colors) Indies' Full Fashion Silk Hose iSje ial) Ladies' Mock Fashion Silk Hoar t Special) Men's Pure Silk Socks (colors) 2 pn Mens Sport Sock* (a variety) KINNEY’S SCHOOL SHOES CHILDREN WILL BE PBODD TO WEAR"

Boys' and Youths Mocc. Misses' and Growing Girts' Ox- Toe Oxfords with Gleasonte fords and Pumps in Bla-.k and Compo Sole. Guaranteed for Tan Calf and Patent A bu, 4 months' wear. A splenvanety for the school girl did shoe for the school boy. Larger sir« $2.29 Sues from 1 to 5*, $2 98

Mr asd Mra Err.ast Pargbut l»<t mile aon. KriM-1 Jr. . (GMvftie wera wce-k-wad «>*it'>i

Mr ami Mra Durali L

A •tfeb' Mm Chari" Bawsta of ■lafty ••« ■mm *w*a

Wtarp wa. oa Friday «r. l^Jle May Cow

Final Days of the Greatest August Furniture Sale

at G M. Ware Co.

IXmi l nu»n theae (inal day* of our gre<ttest sale—the values will I>e greater than ever Sale Saturday nigh:. Never before have we offered such valiM* \X « will hold any goods till wanted Store opened evenings all this

SPECIALS FOR CHILDREN Genuine Keds for Boys (brown and ’rhite) Tennis Sneak-ups for Boys (brown and white) Misses' and Children's Tennis Shoe* Boys’ and Youths' Rubbers Hisses’ and Children s Rubbers

ustomera can

New 88-notc Player—$395.00

(advantage of this salt Becker Guaranteed Farm tare in this Sale Three-piece Jacquard Suite $149.00 Becker Mohair Suites

S jaecr.

$195.00 3 piece Yeioar Living Room Suit-

$95.00

Make our booth *i the fair your headquarters this week. Meet your friends there They will enjoy the fine furniture display. See us at the Fair.

Visit Ware’s Top-Notch Bungalow This Week C. VI. WARE CO.

NEW FORD SPEED DURABILITY LOW COST Beautiful. low, smart lines! Lightning pick-up— Comfort! Those are some of the features of the new Ford car. ^ ou !1 know it's a truly modern tar the minute you aee it. LES CHECK CORSON & MILLS M MEN Day and Night Service PORI NORRIS. N. J. PHONE ,63

BUSIKK* BOtJRS ftu Saturday tie file tv is Open unlit t* P. M. Other Week Day*—S A. M. to S P. v Daylight Saving Time

91-93

East

Commerce Street

.ving

Last Week of the Great Money-Sa' August Sale

Ends Saturday, September 3rd

Bed, Spring and Mattress Outfit

)ee4r4 and useful group lur any home. Ivory or -- lie enamel, continuous port Metal Bed with big* ail. Sturdy, non-aagging art-link Spring. Fonyp.mra cotton Mat:(•-«*. with durable art ticking. The rotnpl

outfit at this low price lor the August

$ 19?

Oak or Mahogany Finish Bed at a Small*

Additional Charge.

Axminster Rugs Chinese. Oriental and Medallion Designs r " ~7W"VMf Irri Vou will want : , 1 splendid quality At::.,; j Rug*. N'trt only be * . ; price i* reasonable. b. ; • • ill want to own rauae the patterns are: or* stamp them a* S. covering* of beauty F.v lently wm.-n. Fall perfect High pile A.. Sale Price—

*00.95 8x10 « "O 9x12 {«.!

Real Value! Unfinished Kitchen Chairs Paint or lacquer them you reel f to suit your own taste The** Klichen Chair* are well designed and strongly made. Priced exceedingly low!

$1 39

each

Furniture Rugs Linoleum Clothing Jewelry

I Orthopfccs:: ; Buy on The HURLEY Plan: Yictrolai Pay Weekly or Monthly in and 30, 60 or 90 Days. j ; Radio Sets

Follow the omen of Good Taste ,o

Godet’S Next to Levoy Theatre Millville. N. J.

Apparn

Beautiful Dresses In a Great Sale •'* k

$5.95