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Second Vuit To Woodbine Factories By Reporter

146 Operations Required in Making Suit

—Plant Operates Year ’Round

One Operator Make. 3500 Buttonhole, a Day

WOODBINE—Every Milt made st the Woodbine Borough nothing Com pan) goes through 146 operation! before ft is complete and » cutting machine electrically driven making 3600 revolution! a minute can cut from a suck of goods numbering about 56 bolt* high from 50 to 60 complete suits which means from 250 to 300 parts each 60 vards. An average 65" routs, vests. 1000 abort trousers and 50" long trousers is the record for a day. To see Ibis is believing and to one unfamiliar ailh ibe routine of a Urge clothing manuiactnrtng plant, the sight is impressive and highly interesting A visit to the borough s largesl clothing factory, which has a fUro

space approximately 75.000 feet re- iui vealed this. Toe factor) which i.l f „, orv in operation all the yard around.; ^

rt ructor.

th‘ Borough

the death

week Mr Flelsh«. responsible of I in- 'enter movement In this rlty is deeply Interested In tn*

welfare of lb. comn-unllj . Hyman Halptrn visited

May Court House Saturday

displayed

were similar to the trousers,

eept ihai ibe part* were dlflereni hU(

and the sleeves arc the final parts -hocal e.« - - attached to the body of the coal splendid ability last Monday - before buttonhole* are maoe and ^ j ng the drill and the men c bU Mr. n Hal'l" in'^howed the visitor 1 Members of the Baron De® 1 ** a buttonhi.l- machine which rec- i/idge of 1 O. 0. 1 r>uip1 ?. ords everv sUtch. It was explain- 1 tended the Holly Hearh Order, ed that from 35 to 100 stitches wiidaood. Monday evenare required, according to the (die the second degree was of thT buttonhole — '"*' B

The operator

the visitor was watching

makes an average of 3500 bultou-

boles a day.

Prerrrsslie IYe«*inc

Mr*. Samuel 1

tsildaood on kTh*ay. Mlvs Martha To*n spent Frtdey I and Saturday with Miss Katherine | Inman, of « ®ort HouseMr and Mr* J Kaighn and a of Ocean Oty. called on Mrs J#*. Williams on Wednesday

section 1.

Miss Irene Woolsoo. of OU*sboro. spent the week end with her

parents here.

Mrs. J. K Carroll attended mart

i Wednesday.

The Misses FWIer entertained the Sewing Club at their borne on

Friday evening.

The annual business meeting Of the Epworth league was held at the home of the president. Mrs. Samuel Wool son. Friday evening. Mrs. Sara Curtis*, of Orance.| J.. called on Mis* Helen Carll

on Friday.

Mias Katherine HHoard spent the week end with her aunt. Mrs Italic Howells, o! Ocean City Mr and Mrs. Dante] Krrtcksop. of Dorchester, spent Sunday with

When the garments are inspected. they arc then taken to the pressers. < ontrary to th< general though! of the layman, at this

ach presfer ha- a certain

mng. * here

'erred.

'Former Mayor Joseph Kabinre i„ : ,nd Woodbines Induslrtal lea:. aas in Ibis city on Sunday. A iarg.- gathering *a# be.d Sum day at the residence of Mr. and

Mrs Deo M imnerhirsli. Mr. and Mr*. Jacob L. Untner Mr aDd Uni George Jame*. are entertaining a young miss *l«ij Mr*. Eari Steelman, ot Ocean cam. from .broad aereral week* niJ called on her sister. Mrs ago. Jacob Hrlxer. cm Sunday. IMvidrnds to stockholders of the y r an< j yr, Unwood Uovd local Mutual loan Association will motored to Avalon on Sunday, be Issued next seek. Tbr organi- Mr, George Stevens, of Eldora.. xatioD was Instituted aeven >ea r *^ nj»n! the week end with herj

. daughter. Mrs. Brooks Blixiard

■ operatot ha- the

— iuo.es a.ei sleeve* to prrsse.

Bridgeton Mispah and Norma. ^be „tti. r for the ede - cue tor — Ynscbok 17-1

payroli of the company avews J gha ^ while another presses the ^ romt wbo «in.0uu .very tao week*. This ^ lht . | lnl?i; it trous- * r ‘'™** not „ , ^dXtfy•:=! ':,r "r;: ,* A ^ Palermo Ur the World War. An average nfL^,-- each garment tbor- j‘»W»lh> OtaOMtetn f “™" 75 per cent of tb* workers tn th. ir> Morr „ u removed “ *, o.^.r »••«'»* Bradford. - borough are employed at tht. largevWtor wlth ber parent*. MsJv* , Ph ,iad. Iphla. *p. n. th. week-end » UnL s ‘ ^?ter the pres.-ing tie garments h " Hyman Halpern. who was re arT ^ th , .hip,Ho* depart T^rtrer. durlTi: S, ' OM ' r * E V,,UB * *“ ,n ph,u cently elected presidint of the mf . Q , wb ere they are again suet 'ertained their daughter* during ^iphu Monday, company for the sixth cowecotive nllnl ta.red and riven a final In lb l w Mr »„d Mrs William Adamtime. took the visitor through the. 0on prior .hipping to New Mo ' l} Halt-rn * ' ,p '*T *nd daughtec. Aimed*, of Somen. plant where employee* acre , hfv ,. k( . n thre, did time t" ITiliadelphla over the ,p, nl Sunday with " busily at work taming out gar- , >mfl . ..., k ,,, truck It was " cek r ° d * ,,rrr ' nrt,d * , ' nd * r * 1 and Mr*. Cbarlro Fields meut after garmeqt in a manner l!;aI <14 ., -j,,, e armen:« ,rt ‘ r » ,he * ,rr , . _ . i Mis Ullie Onraon. of C»* which was marvelous Mr. Halpetn ^ a w ,.„ k , or .htpm.n: Harry Pear, a member of w«*:- Sunday with h*r parent*

told the visitor that although »[ Men s and boys clothinc. consist- Wn " r ! Mcker ' ,r * n ‘ "** “• rl * 1,or here, majority of the employees lived ' . — _

the borough, many were emploj.d I ram other sections ot the county, mentioning Tuckahoe. Green t'r.-ek. Cape May f^urt House and other

The Beginning

A visit was made to the first floor, which was Hooded with natural light penetrating from window! On this floor were bolts of

r Own Machine Shop

Wood

as - visitor

KoUrt Garrett was tn Phils-

v very delightful time was pent MpM* Bond.,

Friday night when lorai folk, «u Mi and Mis Percy Gilson dance at the Community „ rr .. tn (.p. M st Coart Houm

Sunday.

joyvd

Center building.

Mis* Esther M. Harrow, welfare

Different from most clothing worker was a visitor in PhiladeP

manuta. luring firms, the plant baa pbta last week

a fully equipped machine shop, atl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. ( oiler repxlrs and replacements to the , ri . entertaining a relative from numrrou. machine* being made by Philadelphia. I city Thursday.

“ * xp,n h‘» f bi'*i*( Herman Benson, manager of the Mr and Mrs Ralph Garwood

goods, of varied material and col- Vou^ l^dv takLTbsre^ "k 00 ^""' Truck ' n « ' °“I un > pur-jand daughter spent Sunday with

sv szs& sss 2*s sr* *•" sys.’sa.f tow -

that evVry'rtece of r^'h^Bn-i ^“’u^nd"to P h! DI & * n ‘°* 1 PoU * h l * b » r * ! ln th, ‘ Mb- Mao Vlraard was In

Ing tc matcblt. Included among 0 k ^ l ed “ lpp 7 «<«umunUy after an absence of Ocean City Saturday.

the huge bolts X ta^2di5^“ , * n,0m “ Mch,ntr} I Mr*. Curtis Corim and son tweeds of the famous Dunmurry! ai th. .Wtinn of ofteoe. HaroyAlexenber* who at pres- wet. in Ocean City Saturday. * i At tn» (.ectlon of ofitcers held ,-nt resides at Phiiadelnhts •next! Mr. ||ert*-rl A'ampbell and

i John SchoonkOfi |

. - trousersand coat.—-Mica with their vari-|

Tarts.

Made Progreswivel)

Ocean View

merouv bolt, of American mad* WeeWent re^ ,Z wlU L b “ ■ daugbrer. goods. Material is shipped from; mdw^wbo'hjis 'held tho^omee^for Mi,uriM G ,°. ldn ‘ an friend,: Saturday New York cloth manufacturer, lo : ^x reTre tanmeT Kr^i, ^ We ,7 T,<, Dl Vlntl “ d dare,

the factory throe time, a week "VJ* - -, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Alexenberg ; Ml-s Bertha Fields celebrated truck These bolt* sucked In neat man for ^^**7_?”.***? Ueber- attended a social affair at Camden t her twenty-second birthday by Piles were being made read, for' ™^ , r «, U re^Th.. J*” *“ k | having a llllle party on Satur-

the Uyout men. who with variotis|„ f BintaSln l «£2Lire i “ d Mr *' Fr «*«rick Nunn.; day evening here,

patterns were marking off ll.e fwnard T^rernTn 7*1 ‘LT* 1 ’ < Wk- *"*’ r * cent KUesis J Wilbur Collin*, of Ocean

spread top bolt and Mon an elec-1 iSESl ^ttoviU.or Miss kilber M. Ham.* jetty, called trically driven culting machine 1 5 rlolo and Jacob Chasen.j A considerable xnm Vras realized Stroday. whirling a sharp blade had cut Next week an article u-llinc of f "’“' ;i ,1 * nrr ^‘“rd*) rvMUng through a suck of 56 spread Udt*. a visit to another factory in the b, “ 1 «nbers of Oh- St Cultli., ail the paru ahlch go to Borough will be riven I' • , ' ln ' lr ' a,hollr Ehurch. Many make up a suit—a vest, trouser- 1 ° r ,b '' t"» nspeople attended the

j occasion.

Women Invited To Meeting At Court House Grange To Help Hospital

The parts were now ready for , K the various hand*, alter they were 1 - F MAT COl’RT HOC8E- SOITH BEAVII l F c nl ,ii > o*„ ssr.as- art xtjz ! «“ smtsss; ' ;?X‘. tsr g Plete In thU particular Insunrelu 1 ' a, „ J3 ° l » 'b. Old j^ur, ,b ® ^ lxl e Uty Hoapital it was a pair of trousers. There! 5J°*“* C«Pc May Court i Tb f G , r *y !e committee is e jnwere two sections to the trousers ! ’ S’**?. ot < ' b “ r, « l Poster. Harry each were linad; and it look four' Arc 5011 '"'erested In preserv-1 f?**;** 6 ;,nd f , 'rabk Swain. Mr. operaUons before the pockcu were'if K y 7? r ,urn '" ireJ The State cosier said that the committee compleie There was preliminary!; M » n »kc m cnt Specialist *ay» “"uld be willing tn accept anyUpelng by machine, the sewing ofli 1 keep all ot out 1 ,h,n * »filch the people care — the two part, together sti«-ial r Urn ,Ure " ,odkln * ,,,c * n * ,r " for, whether it be mono-

operations tor the wais’t of thel”' Dy 4 } ’“ r * - -

*tr„n.l W,rr hi ‘ rd

- „ u.e. •■h" 1 “ bas OUterwfiidtrousers and the placing of straps! . V ‘ ry h “ rd w “ ,f ^o' 1 *ere lb I __ tor beiu and the final tapelnr' 'l!"" daT * nd * sodden over the paru which were aewn I “ 0 *® r ' ni!ned" one side of your together After thU the garment ’ ?* ll ? R “ y w, “ 11 '‘'- uld > ou was turned on the right side read) f". “ bo * ,t " "T len William spills of buttons and buckle, ^ ' i ^'dble to remove t in three

minutes. You. yourse.f. may in

1 lace I JUKI Iturkles a itay your exclt. ment of greeting a . . . I koewt sobh i vening. set the hot -iL?'K Ml .. 0pe ™ tor * ho * n to the I*"' your bare dining room vtsltor by Mr. Halpern has a ree- «*bl.- it wtu not worry you If ord of sewing on 4000 buckles a ‘ haw u-rn in Mre. Bell s day on boys- troUM-rs. This Is done j on Tu- sday. January 31. Luekr* i. 01 *™' 0n! ‘- ttat ' h - A ‘ 1 '‘ 1 "’ are ''-'-'Wtflt! in flour* «.rt,.7,™M. 0 V he ,roUM - r *n f Dd f 5 rn " u " moat cordially WWAtries of stllche*. |( being [ invited to spend u,,. ufrernoon rompllsbed Ufore one can count aI 'he Court Hm. • .eei-ng Yon throe. ion

Nick: "John figures he'll save Dney as a night watchman."

J'm- "HowT"

He’ll save bis board by

sleeping ,11 day and by working at night."

Mr. Grtflith Gandy was a Pbtla.pltia shopper on Monday. M. Fenton, of PhlladelphU. -ent the week end at hU home iU* Dorothy Boxartb is substituting a few day: at South Staville for Mrs. A. B. Corson. Kandali Hewitt, from l^high University, spent the week end

with hi* father.

Mr. Joseph itowuant and were Atlantic City visitors on Sat-

urday.

Amos Gandy, of Philadelphia, vpent Sunday with hi* father Mrs. Anthony EaU and mother of Sea Isle City, were visitore

here on Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. ixiuU Bo earth, of Kg* Harbor called on friends <

Sunday.

Nakedness In the chorus vulgar. That in the audience shielded by scrnl-darkncic'.

FRANK W. F^ELHARE Hardwar., Hounefurnlshtns and 3oat .Supplies Plumbing, Heating and Sheet lietal Work Mechanic St.. Cape May Court Houie—Phone lit 99th St and Third Ave., Stone Harbor, H. J—Phone ii

"EBELHARE HAS IT-

shown. This I. a]„o don.- progresslvely. each . perator hnvlnr a part to perform before the g, r - - t is complete. Thr- o W r.vtp,n.

Home WT ATM DR STRIP It means a big Having in fuel and no ahlvery corns your home. Anyoncan apply Horo< Comfor*., -imply taci

To Your Doors and Windows

TRUSSES ELASTIC STOCKINGS ABDOMINAL BRACES SUPPORTERS CRUTCHES DR. J. S. D. EISENHOWER ‘‘challenger and Pacific Aves. Wildwood N J wi: HAVE ’ attendant , Ex , P 7 1 Fl ” in 8 and Repairing , M-"* ftuiny if Eisenhower doesn’t have it

| ■*’ **■ OLLINS CO. Sorth Seaville, N. J.

Lipman Machine Works WOODBINE, N. J. Successor To The WOODBINE MACHINE WORKS General Machine Work Done WILLIAM M. LIPMAN. Prop.

S-A-F-E-T-Y For Your Office Records

All-Steel Safes Desks and Filing Equipment And the esdunve County Agent -mS be found u TUSHINGHAM’S Typical of the complete shopping convenience to be found in Wildwood is the stock of Steel Office Furniture and Office Supplies for every requirement; Stationery and School Supplies. And a Cheerful, Prompt Service goes with every sale! Visit Wildwood’s stores. They have everything you desire at very reason able prices. Shop In Wildwood The Shopping Center of Cape May County

The Following Wildwood Merchant* Guarantee Too Hon rot Value*. Low Price* and a Square Deal:

JACKSON S DRUG STORE n* SfrMtqtf. xroro Oak and Pacific Avenue* THE ROSELLA SHOP Dresses, Millinery and Underwear Maple f.nd 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 c . S sf COOM BS MARKET Select Meats. Produce and Croceiies » anhc & Andrews Avpt,. Key. 199—Bell 686 ... T „ x « W. RYAN Wildwood, Furniture Store" 133 East Wildwood Avenue JOHNSON’S Atlantic Furniture Company 4105 Pacific Avenue COLONIAL TAILOR SHOP u “ i o« 0 1 - <fc iT^“ r '"‘‘> ‘ md 208 E. S. fielienxer Avenue

POPLAR MARKET Meats, Groceries and Produce Poplar and Pacific Avenue WILDWOOD FUR A DRESS SHOP Furs, Dresses to Order and Remodelled 3805 Pacific Avenue IDEAL MARKET Meats of Quality—-Only the Best 3415 Pacific Avenue W. H. AUSTIN CO. t Coal and Building Material iekohooe 5 "ThT Old Reliable Yards WILDWOOD LUMBER COMPANY "We Build Supply and Satisfy” P- R. R. and Burk Avenue JOSEPH B BROWN Sheet Meta] Work — Built-up Roofu'r 4408 Pacific Avenue MILLER A GANDY Luster-Lite. that Good Gulf Kerosene 116 East Oak Avenue THE MARIETTA Art Needle Work, Novelties. Gifts N E. Cor. Young and Pacific Ave. p JOHN P. DALTON » sir. ting. Hard wood Finishing. !nt. Wallw " 26<h and Park Boulevard

Offio

TUSHINGHAM'S

210 East