: Four

CAPE MAY COTJHTY TIMES, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1927.

Cape May City

fell*

r* Mann BrwJli. of N«» c. ha- relunu.-d to her h*»m«'! r eejoyiiMt tj- summer at twi

isa Virginia Zorttnan anil Min* ftt Klepfer have returned to e May. after enjoyln* the suro-

• Win toarn n> the apar1 ,

Mr.* liradfoiil Knucht. who ha <■« u[n.-d ••(•S StiK'kton Avenue fur the aummer. has returned to her home at ' hestnut Hill. Pa Mr and Mm. William Smedley and family have tinned th i: cottaye here and returni-d to their

home at Nartverth

Mr. and Mrs ' lifton ll-iblran. ••f ' olllaownnd. N t »<r. v.-ch- | nd sue.te ol Mr and Mrs Har-

old Hand at their

of Mi-hint'

Etta Baumaai

talned friend, this week at h< r

Perr> tjtreet cottage

Mr. and Mrs. H. Yoiall Smyth who spent the summer at the Elward apartments, entertained dur - inir the week, the latter a sister. Miss Amelia t»ehelkn*ir. of Phil*

delphta.

Prank Richardson, of New York,

•noyed the week end here with

his bister. Miss Edith Kiel

■ arl < loutlnK. of Wildwood. Mrs. Perry Gibson spent the :'-d on his parents here Sun- week with her parent*. Mr **>• j and Mrs. Ware, of I'amden. and Mrs \< rr:o»s Adams Mr. and Mrs William Westrott. motored to Ocean f'lty one day' I v wee*. j< Mr and Mrs Kaiph Garwood ; ••• i.iined their dauuhters. from ;>r and Mrs • harks Graurb ■m! r.n«. of Pitman, railed on Mr and Mrs E E. Madam P-indav Srhool open'd here on Tuesday, txliut closed (or the summ-

day afternoon, when Mlsa Anna i Kruke became the bride of Mr. J Wilbur roll in*. After a short I honeymoon the happy couple will,

reside in Ocean City.

Positive At Last

The prosecutlmc attorns re .*vaalve and not t point. The judge finally

I do not." came t

■ 'tinned him to give t

didn't yon tell me Just | Uo

at ago that you dM*"

| "No air. I did not

) "Gracloiu' j PU! v

i your oath. jy,.

I wagonT"

• ] "No. sir." wh *' u TO. ,

T drive

Mis* Mary Vitxard Is teach In;

tsol In Dorothy. N J

Mr and Mrs Charles .<••■

*' '*»e attended the theatre in • 1

un. anin sisnaherwar *~ Slterl and • uy Thursday evening.

and dsnrhter AB^ vb.r"d TeU,. ■*•***'" Mrs. Howard McVeagh » m l^ri»drk?hm rm ^undlv Mr ' ' Kn ' rr '•* VH ‘ " <1ty .m. day la.t . ; ‘ h^n I "'‘^Inttor, Sf... .. entertaining Mr. and Mrs Georg. Z^ThSTw in te^maTl 1 '’' 1 — l ! " r SUf UH«-,.-nd son. Robert, motored o. vv-*t

turned to her home in tserman awbrtdn of liennlsvilh . him Sunday. r ' Mr* .losepb Schelknerr. of Iji-' William f'orson end John Vi • l Sir.el. entertained thirty- : card were in Ocean c.t, : i

. l ight guests at a bridge luncheonevening.

n Wednesday i Mr. and Mrs Geotg. Bailey •• iutph T Stevens and Mrs l were In Ocean f'l'y Satnr.‘..> • ve

Hughes sjicnt part of nlng.

n I’hlladelphia I Monday was th la-t day with •lects} went to New two agents at the Pvkrton station ork this Week to see his mother. Misses Aimed- Ada: ; nd IV: Mrs. II Jay E Mecrav. off tor , I ha Helds call-d on Mrs S E 1 ranee with the 1^-glonnarlc* | Young Sunday afternoon Mrs Prank Pramhes. of Haddon Mr. and Mr* fV-t.yamtn i rain ... igbu. was ihe gue-t of her *on-! and children . -i 1 on Mr md In-law am! daught. r. Mr and Mr*, i Mrs. Pharl's Held. b''inda) eve

■ Mulford Steven*, during the'nlng.

* j Mrs. William T Well* and son J Oscar, motor, d to May* landing

i Monday.

. . Nelson Boyd, of Greenfield, callI alermo '.d on Os.W. !! Monday . ..

; ntng.

I Mr. and Mr- William Bradford lr and Ml* Sonwr* E Young.| motored til l.iur*! taike Tuesday •c* Helen Dailey and Itcrtha, Sefh I'orw.n and son. Willis’

town, after passing sever In < ape May w !U> her

Mr* A. F. Hand

Mr*. Joseph Murray, who Im? . •pent the summer with Mr. and

Mrs. Sol Needles, returned W> h- |^ snk jj I’hlladelphia home on Monday . mi< . k , Ml** Muriel Scott, of Ambler. , , n ,^ .

Pa., has ben spending some tin In < ape May »» Ihe gnvwt of Mis Grant Scott, of Wllkesbarre »u« Is s(M.ndtriK the summer at her cottage on Hughe* street , | Mrs. ElUate-tl, !lorklu» ante talned ovwr the week end li«' •* and daughtvr-ln-Uw. Mr. and Mrs. Dogari Uorkiu*. of Ambler. Pa Mr and Mrs Joseph R Brook*. Of Clayton. N. J . speti! l«»r We* s . end al th* borne of Mr Br*»k .

Mrs Anna Mulllner entertained I friends thl* we*-k at her cotlag* : at the • timer of Perry and North

Street*

Mi and Mrs. William Hart Is; Muncy .,f Haddon HeUhU. were' weekend guest* of the latter* parent*. Mr and Mrs. Jules Dane got. al their Broadway born* Mi and Mrs George Knlerr* man» and *<*n. of l^n*dow n. . !'.. were visitors in i.'ape May during

• Tty Sunday ]

Hoove

Wildwood Sat- j motored !

son i afternoon,

r* I. P Timmona. of' Mrs. Elizabeth Hawk* , of called on Mr aod|*-neks Bring.- visited Mr* • cbarlr* Helds Monday. ; tls Corson this week

V- .*!.•! Mr- <e.*.r*r *...rr. lt . n- Mr- How..nl Young vl-lt.d h*-r I •talned relative* from Phtladel-, daughter. Mr*. Wesley Paullln I

is over the week end. j Sunday

Mr and Mr*. Charles Stanley) Mr and Mr* Walter Kohn. of I

Vi7 .... VI, i„Ke •g.eUel .nd i ' n,1 W1 “ Myrtle Madara sje-ni HuKalo: Mr* Lydu Kerr. *.i *

. o™.» !*~s. ■» »... v-*»*.

cottage where they have enjoyed the summer and returned horn*' for the winter. (

- Mildred Holld,, ha. re , i;n(U> JSaturJay mornlru

Mr and Mr* Bunkle. of Ocean; Mr and Mrs Walter Kohn ily. called on Mr and Mr* Rus-[Bulfvlo ; nd Mrs MllPcen' 'm II Held* Wednesday evening j molnred to Bridgeton Monday. Miss*-* Mary Vw/ard. Myrtle i v- and Mr* f Brannm at. adnra and Floyd ' ’ndy attended grandson. Marvin Yanaaman. and “doggie roa*t“ held by the H . f -ietJd mrland spell* .- • '. in Ocean City Friday eve-1 with Mr and Mrs. Charles *

laries Fields was In Ocean' Marmora, called

ty Saturday. iCorson Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Crain • Eugene Springer and -*ir

l» rtalned friends and reUtUvoa) f*ennl»v111e. called on S*-th

turned to Cap. May after enp>y the summer * u-allon at her 1 and will tea- h In the < ape May

arboois thl* season.

Miss Hetty iknnett and Merrill. Edmund* have returned from Philadelphia where they were the , guest- of Mr and Mr* Willard

Hortfa.

Miss ft-tty ctagborn. daughter; of Me and Mr* Stewart fJaghotn. '

sdelpht

grand pat Kobr. at the lx von Htdcl. Mrs. Gnay Staunton and her daughter. Mis* Wlnnlfrrd at* .nton have returned to «hr!t hoi ic at New Haven. Conn.. Rcr spending several week- here. Mr and Mr* Samuel Steele returned to Bristol. I 'onr. . Saturday after passing tw*. wweka w trh their auo-ln law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Town-cud. of Philadelphia. at tbeii apartment her. Mrs John Handley baa dosed her cottage at i ape May Point for the season and returned to Phila-

delphia.

Min Jean Haversti. k la th*guest of Mis* Mildred M< • sun at her home on Congress PUie Mr. and Mr* William H Houn ders. of Media. Pa., hare clos*d Ihalr Wind-or Avenue collage the season and retunw-d to Mcdi.* Mrs Julia J-thnsun l» now — cupyiug her Franklin Street col tage after sproding the aon.c With relative* at • ourt H-u*.

returned

The Baptist Mite Soctely n.,t ii.e home of Mr* l.lton '

Wednesday afternoon

THE HEW

Sparton Electric “Th* Pathfinder of the Air”

Mr* Pal Phtiadelpji

Club on Thursday evening Mrs K. A. Thomp-on a: «wo daughters, of Buffalo ar* enjoying the mnntt> ..

«f Um lain

PLUG IN — TUNE IN — THATS ALL For a ringtide seat at the big fight Only one electric connection—a single pln^ t** your liinht notket Only one dial—but tunes with ama/mg keener.* l ive minutes after >our SPARTON ELECTRIC RADIO .» delivered you * on enjoy the satisfying music of the most marvelous musical instrument Radio science ha* yet devised. Entirely tare free—no batteries to look alter; no charger*, no care or attention whatever

PURNITURF 1 R. B. CORSON l—l 220-222 Hi s h Sire*!, Millville. N. J.

Announcing The Opening of the New Radio Store of A. ROSENFELD 920 Asbury Ave., Ocean City

(Under Direction of Alvin Weatherby)

This announcement is made after months of study in the radio market . . . We have operated scores of radios under widely varied con-

ditions . taken them apart . . examined their hidden construction ... As a result of this investigation

We Have Adopted Crosley As Our Standard

The Crosley Bandbox leads the held at its price . . . Leads in tone . . . power selectivity . . . simplicity of tuning . . . leads in the

beauty of its small frosted brown case that occupies only the space of a dozen upright books.

Affirm this leadership with you own eyes and ears . . . Tune in the Crosley Bandbox in our radio stores tomorrow, or any day!

REMEMBER! A small down payment brings immediate delivery, with Rosenfeld’s radio service to insure your constant satisfaction. Your old radio taken in trade. Act quickly, if you want your set before the big fall events that will soon be on the air!

TUNE IN! On the greatest radio program ever put on ti>e air—the Radio Industries Banquet. on September 21, to be broadcast by the greatest fink-up of stations ever effected; the next day is the DempseyTunney fight in Chicago; then the world series! The radio season is on—enjoy it!

City

TWO STORES

Both Ready to Serve You

Woodbine

SOMERS

Saturday, September 17 | Exclusive Agency For Crosley 6 Tube Neutrodyne Totally Shielded - - Tunes W ith One Knob The Best 5 Investment IN RADIO TODAY

A. ROSENFELD i]

Ocean

The only place in South Jersey where you can buy a truly fine home-site for 5800. with a down payment of $40 and payments of $16 a month. Here you cai get a home, built to suit your individual ideas,

with a small cash payment.

The only place in S-.;uth Jersey where the sea laden air mingles with pine laden

homes costing upwards of $109,000 are being •

d roads

erected; or fast

where a few minutes travel over good l

-.nter-urban trolleys takes you to the world's two great-

est seashore resorts. INVESTIGATE NOW

Shore Road and New Jersey Ave. Phone 34

LEWIS B. MATHIAS Real Estate and Insurance

SOMEP-S POINT N