p»gc Eight

CAPE MAY CODMTY TIMES, FEIDAY. MOVEMBEB 11. 1927

Boy Scouts At Kiwanis Club

Guests Of Wildwood

Kmanis Tuesday

Wildwood Merchants Play Host To Public

W. C. T. U. Meets

Rlrtk* at

IniFrwucc and . ..

MtM ■wettas ot lh» Wtldvood mruta ciob wa* hfld at th* FMj■ ick Inn Tuesday noon fcwral hojifit m.Tnb»r- ot P* gg «o I. Troop No 1. of lb« WIMoood Boy ikouu. tb» gmmu at thr luachroti Tb»J Wf aeoo*apani«; by C. J Wood WMtmMtir Mi. Wood rsptaior*; ttot Pa’rot So 1 »>.r. nr blah *•* Soaora of twrnty-four pa'rutr iu—«lln thf Boy Scout camp HAS nimimr Out of m Boy Bootita Oof«r Bcpttko »». picked aa lb* bra! all-arouno Scout BMV No. ! »a» aaardrd tkr Palmer Way rup for efArHncr In awBi work- Th> Boy Scout-, attaaxStay Ibr ;ueckron orr* aa folio** Un-re* Racitko. E<t»ar<1 Millard ar.d brothrr. Albert Crt*UI. William Krnnrdy \ad broth

«*\ a) lof Patiol No. 1

|B behal! of the Kloaau Oub iVoaidrcl Bd Middleton /(Wilted JUBnlph WUaer. rdltoi of she Cape May County TIMES, and Mr* Wllaey s honour! of Sower* and •ow*ratul»;e-s 'hen, on the MKb

ruuna daaakut. t r-lo: "fr Wltoey waa unab!r :<■ accept thi* (ithut. Knllonlna ihi* Frank

maateiy Mr to be tier* t s-r™..

Wild*.

The auditorium of the Wtldrnood Htsh School w«* filled to rapanty on Tuenday rreninK • ben the Merchants' Aanoriation I prw-nt «1 a fre- m i*in» picture and mu*ie proarara. The prwntat ton waa the fir*: of Hr kind to hr held In the eity and by all *Bihu4a»tir •'port* tb- merchant. novel idea *a* »rry euc-

cwlal

The Wildwood Stride Band, ivet fato.it rendned a few popular number* at the oprnine of the procram E. Z. Fh*. pa»t preeident of the aanortatloc made a ebon addrena. eaptainlRc she plan* of the Merchant*' Aemtrial ion In iwcurtns the uve of the aceor* from the "leCader ' rhleSy to pel the people .tOCWiher and to Rite them one of a aertr* of free ■ nurtainmenu. The moilen picture* mn*i*ted of riew* of th* eity and rioee-up* of prominent local men A number of comedlM were alan ahown. Aithur HelSah. director of the ; Wildwood Si'inc Band addrewd the audience on the work of the atrtnx bond and their aim to win the first prla* in the Mummer*’ Parade on New Taar'a Day in Philadelphia Mr. HeMvh aaked the co-operation of the ettiseua la maklnc the appearance of the Wad in this parade a poaelbllltr. through contribution*

Sunday. November 13. fa n

bj the National W. < T. C. as ~A tio,,, opoo tb# Wr1h c day of I’rayarr ThU caU will be bov. on Friday. Kerember 4 Mr* T^r’ 1 frt.^ 1 . th fh " rb ** Lacey will be rmiifir.fwred aa Mia* pjnea. ecbool* mtth apecial Eoltb Nickerson of Wildwood. Mr. prater, that the cell forcer WtI Lac,i t, by tbe Beil th,. da, will Who-utb, fa, no«ht!“ >p6on.*»p-n,. of WBdwo^ and pc»c* *ball prctaU throuab- 1 Mother and *on are doinc nicely, out toe earth. 1 .

Ur. and Mr* Vincent Nlgbt- ! inter are tx ii.r concratulafad r«.r. tbe birth of a daughter < Hr id*» October at Mr*. Hattie ■ -•••'.* * Maternity Home on East

too. \i,.- Coonor* . .ce. i i’• •olaomery Avenue. WUdwi .,*“1. " " ! " ■"-tuw., .ui i» -™... 5w5?a.“w •£ --' fSi J*3fS«- ft A.SSis

~ little

Wildu'ood

and baby ■

Jo>.

Intandent of the

a of the Atlantic Q»r Electric Company, made a motion wooded by Ret paui N#S. that ih* Kin ant* Oub also aataoc Hi coagraialatloo* to M< WUney fra recently having been “““ ’ ■ — ’ the paaition of man-

w of th* Cap* May J«a ThU motion wa*

■ahhimou*ir aadoned by mem

hwm of tb* club.

Harry Weir, dty engineer, was •ailed upon to toll something of hi* trip throtsgh th. Middle W*.> Mr rfeir said that he was pat tfoularly tmprcased with the deywopcii i rt of aprlculture in (be •action, through which he passed aipenalty «, retarding the egteat to which farmers are making ux of efactrtcity In running their

tan. machinery

* * * ’ ‘i luncheon, it

Dr. Mace In Auto Accident

Car Skids and Collides With Truck

Dr Margaret Msec, prom Inc-t pfcyalcian of Wildwood, who conducts tlve Mace Hospital In Wildwood and rape May County, narrowly escaped aerloua Injury when tbe car to which ah* waa riding •kidded and collided with a truck Tbe accident occurred on Tbnrs- ! day of fast week when the donor and her chauffeur were going to Atlantic City, Tb* roads were

( on Saturday.

Middleton a repreaentativ* of At la* Cement Company will pseeeot and will ho- a rMVlng plctut. dim.. Wild

f ■pill II I have ■* ( fotlowiug lot

'rank O

end with their parent*. Mr zt.-i Mr* Fiancia Connor, at th.ir home at Tweaty-eecoud and IVnn

aylvanfa Avenues

Mlaa Helen Coomb*, popul.r ■ member cd the young..- **i and 5. IJcnniS Home and ovro-r of a number of *hoj* IB g* A t a . wthiwood, has opened a .tor* u cxrnool Association **“•——’— '• ud Mr* Shvp

A Home and School meeting ’ • a* held at ftouth itenaia Bchonl

Friday affTraoon

Mr* Crate Crone, helping teach*' taught a demonstration lesson in music Mr. Ctwne espial ned the work in UHafar that : la being done in tb* aeboafa thi* ,

year

A *»ory piay railed TPhe IdtOWhite n-wer • was dramatised

motor by the Third and Fourth Grade* shoot, The Finn Grade dramatised "The ‘ three week* Bird - Neet." "The Wake-up Ftory" and two other short Mrs Asa i blMA, and intast! *ton*e.

daughter, hav. returuad to thfar

home on Ka>t 1« enly-ffrat Avenue I 11 Miss TeiU Baker, librarian o! Fractures Spine

Wildwood High School will spend;

thi* week end . Mfal Helen ,

Mias Mar* Steel of Wilmington , While playing football again*! during the [«.’ ;»e*k at bar boac ; Wildwood Rediacksts on Sunon Twenty third Stmt. t**> Angelo Angle, of tbs Dixon

A. A. of Philadelphia, was seriMrs. Row Mayer, for many ! <'u.ly injured. At the time of hi*

years a shop owner in WIMwoed. 1 ir.jury. Angie passed It off as has token a poeittan with the rhgfct and Inateted on continuing

to play He fell 'luoonsrlmis. however, and uac token to Mate Hospital, where is was found he bad a fractured spine. He wa* ru-hed to (Philadelphia by machine where hr la in a critical

rooditiou.

In Football Game

Fashion Shop Mrs Mayer fa well

tuvll i

the wide road before tb* first

Ocean ‘‘tty-Horner* Point bridge ! is doing so it swung in to one i of Abbott* large truck*, which!

waa coming off the bridge

the Voting Worr.-r

Of the Vt i id wood Ct-lc Club ,

U .- OaMea OO Tuexl.

Mr and Mrs. Isa

iil"

Collin*

Os.

■foetflc Company whoa* sub •UI be Tbe Electrical In and Its RelaMoa to th-

club »a* enleilalned by a

Mto aung by Kl»anian Ruawll and the attendance pni* * a*

won by Walter Runyon

: her I

ui. •

a.

she *a» badly bruised and

fttitrbe* were required for the j i

oa her face and wrist.

“My deal. " exclaimed the husband when he arrtvwd home late and found hi* wife waiting up for him. "you’d never guess where I haw been tonight"’ Tih. ye* | can." replied tbe wife, “but go on with your story anyway.'

Wildwood Stores Sold At \uction

day. two of the attractive store* font toe* th* Pennsylvania Railroad Rtatton between WOdwrod toad flak Avenue*. Wildwood aeiv j •M4 by John A. Ackley before . arowd of pmenlneut realtor. Tbe 1PW of ore. r* owned by Wtljmm 1 jpkin ana ire If in nun. •ee They an r paaiel coloring Md have usi mil)' sUractiv. (Muts. being c ed from the tip. of store rnatnx . Is Ffor

DO YOUR Christmas Shopping

WITH US

far I7J*> and gguoe Th, I

Tells Of Benefits Of Drinking Milk |

Mis* Ha*x I

,.iirc 1 fufter I L* J I TOL0 Mg* . WMt# t "jw/rteo I /r- I L-Ufci* / D/O/77 I "rV^e 1 I

L. MAKER

THREE FLOORS OF Furniture Novelties Radios—Lamps—Toys Electric Washers and Ironers Floor Coverings Bed Room—Dining Roon—Living Room Furniture All of which make gift* hnt we awful and appreciated.

Burke and Nesbitt

I in K i

Wildwood an Both Phones

«dy BURKE FURNITURE CO. Atlantic Avenues, \\ ildwood, N. J. Open Evenings

Not One Bit Too Early To Think About Christmas

December 25th will roll along before you realize it. The wise person saves last minute shopping fatigue by buying early. Even if you don’t want to lay out the cash now, select your gifts here in Wildwood, and with a small deposit they will be reserved for you until you call for them.

For Mother

For Children

For Wife

For Hubby

Beading Lamp

Box Cigars

Teddy Bear

hdictxi- Washer

Smoking Stand

Sippen

Pipe

Express Wagon

Radio Set

Fountain Pen

Home Drm

Slippers

Desk

Vanity Case

Parker Pencil

Buy Chair

Book Back

Books

For Coat

Socks

Glove*

Easy Chair

Games

Wrist Watch

Dressing Gown

Electrv Iron

Golf Club

Dolls

Furniture

Gloves

Percolator

Fishing Bod

Skates

Books

Cigars

Electric Toaster

Smoking Stand

1 Pop Gun

Bag

Books

Books

Watch

Kraxy Kat

Hand Bag

Underwear

Art Keedlework

Lodge Button

Mechanical Toys

Candy

Jewelry

Furniture

Tools

Ante

Hosiery

Des Furniture

When

you do your

Christmas Shopping,

remember that it

pays to

Shop In Wildwood The Shopping Center of Cape May County

The Following Wildwood Merchant* Guarantee Yon Honest Values. Dow Prices and s Square Deal:

JACKSON’S DRUG STORE T3U ^atouaif. Atow Oak and Parihc Avenue* THE ROSELLA SHOP Dresses, Millinery and Underwear Maple and Pacific — Boardwalk and Garfield FOX BROTHERS Ladies* and Men’s Clothing 4400 Pacific Avenue BAKER BROTHERS Lumber, Mill work. Glass, Paint. Hardware 4311 Pacific Avenue KONOWITCH BROTHERS, Inc. Wildwood’s Finest Market 3405 Pacific Avenue AARON’S PHARMACY Drugs and Gifts Cedar and Pacific Avenues S. J. COOMBS MARKET Select Meats. Produce and Groceries Pacific & Andrews Aves. Key 199—Bell 6d6 R. W. RYAN ’’Wildwood’s Furniture Store’’ 133 East Wildwood Avenue JOHNSONS Atlantic Furniture Company 4105 Pacific Avenue MAPLE MARKET Groceries. Meat, Vegetables, Fruit 3106 Pacific Avenue

COLONIAL TAILOR SHOP Suits To Order—Cleaning and Pre»mi’ 208 E. Schellenger Avenue POPLAR MARKET Meats, Groceries and Produce Poplar and Pacific Avenue WILDWOOD FUR * DRESS SHOP Fun. Drra*. to Order and Remodel 3805 Pacific Avenue IDEAL MARKET Meats of Quality—Only' tbe Best 3415 Pacific Avenue W. H. AUSTIN CO. Coal and Building Material .. Teleohooe 5 ’The Oid W WILDWOOD LUMBER COMPANT “Wo Build Supplv and Satittv P. R. R. and Burk Avonut JOSEPH B. BROWN Sheet Metal Work — Built-up 4408 Pacific Avenue MILLER * GANDY "Lu.tet Utr, that Good Gulf Km* 0 ' 116 East Oak Avenir THE MARIETTA SHOP Art Needle Work. Noveltie, Gf* N. L Cor. Young and Parife A vc JOHN P. DALTON , * Painting. Hardwood Finishing. Int^ 26th and Park Boulevard TUSHiNGHAMS Office Furniture—Stationer' 210 Ear Oak Avenue