jMerefeants

CAPE MAY COtrSTY TIMES. 7BXSAY. UAECH 16. 1928.

Page Three

Plan

g e j Sales Campaign

Bureau Wants Co-operation

of AH Merchant*

Mlv« b<> remnaerattoa for ■ theiri office. 548 Ijindts Arenoe. Vine-] condurl a County r*nip for the] to aay inqsiry.

- The Executive Board] Scoots durlnc ttw nimnwr sessiont Rln.ervlj jair*. c

. erland County Council j and to pay npruses lor the opern-j ’ jgfl the boy of parents Is as] f« cuale up of Harry 'I SaytonLj tton of the ' obdcH (Erecttlrt*; t’neitartaM CoW ,irtln»r..e as the hoy fsoan tlw Kranh Ifieooter.. w. H. »a»». The Scout ■oeoni.-nt olll prob-' f cuurO. Bo*r-aicoM. of Amerl t

the toy from Judge H. c. ItartlettCfcarloa W. «t>!y do more to Kilns je - , ,,•

Semitlrg fa Ackh-r. mm! HerinM* Kto^r. of, y ■<-» Ml «!• MmIJ «Kmi any othr- . * nrlnWilH ^nPlI Tdlrr

lour rated aa third prises «rn: to! Uo6s of the Scout program promt- t given SB cents each? An offer*neatly before the clPxens of Port i

«ra* made to present a plumb axe NorrU. to the Scoot «W> wrote the tost ScouUn*

et*ty of 341 *cm)* «a the Ilf* aft moeemenl hirrtBx tor At* ;«orpo»* .u, Pr**«ent Otmlldge More Storcfc t. tha tratotox of toya to e!»t years ,! r«bot.<- t

«id no tossy* were aWtortHei.* of *** and over to devtoop-fAe Peotee _ — - -

Theae conteats. of .'onrae. wiil to j meol of character and eltt*e«»lrtpl»oh-l»lltIcal. taking no part in j Vineland: Frank R. Bacon. Hno^ > single inaUt-itlon and eftot; no* : uaelcss unless County Headquar- tratning. The Scout p«*ram Ik : partiun polities. SroMing neither Paullin. <0. I. Schofield. Max ! under aray io award lb. Nobel Corena £ XlU*. T'ot has the cc-nperaUto of the based on the Scoot Oath which enrour.jre. nor dtacouragee m Schront and I»r. M. F. SewaU. of Peace pel*, to Sir Sotoit Itul.'a- dm to the *A»rU£te oi to* i-*rd read* as follow; -Co mf bopar' miUtart praanua ibowtb U Is. Bridpetoa: lota -v Hartoto Daniel ; i^owell. the found-, i <«i Sc-.nlux Uovp hr?* aei.Wr to deI will do my toot to Ho my dutyltotroH-ly patrtoUc. If l.ewis. of JHUivlUa.-and Maurice; In recognition of lit* effort., to- IH.-i «o car tisd are atm. f*to Cod end «i, couatry and to After a Scout paase* bto first; 1V1*. of t*tni»«lel*d!to. The Kxacu-.ward the permanent P*a<e »/ 'to ambling „ Mode* ‘T" qraA. obey the seout Law: To b*tr class test*, be is permitted to, mt Board to renpotodbie for ra»«-1 world. ’»? roe o' ttotr M<*to*4h Tte*/ other peop> at all tlasea: To keep, lake one or more of SS Merit ling a budget with Which to rent If I have omitted anyth tat* or if : do not •„ to told «#>*

mynetf ptr/sicaJly utrtmg. ntontalfT Badge tents- eovertog that mtra-’ae 'Wflce. buy ijrettwre and eup-i farther inforajattoo la deitrcl small .-.n AtoirncOo* . - - - • amd. her of -radr* or profeaatona gtring! pHes; . n pioy an toneaUw ana mij pba*’ of ihq Scout movensan; ;emb!iR* ;nd will phM are the Scout u wonderful opportunity, office fc.rretary. pretode toateriai | ,in to only ton wHtw* to rtoix; <'"<»s iv vi«r tore daakl

Seoul ta Tnua--Urouab a

New Seoat Baby Treep SI The Bulletin take* great pteai

ha by. namely Troop II. of Port Norriii, N. J. The Troop meet.* in the High School building on ToesSky evening*, baa K charter membM* and GUben Gordaiar la the Soatitamatcr. There are good fgotpect* of reglstertag anolfcer

a prwcucai vocatioaal pro- : with help him aacertaln hi* —

York V

worthy. Iwyai, Helpful. Friendly,! gt 4ns Cowteowt Kind Obeltaat. cfcm-r- llfr wora.

fal. Thrifty. Brave. (Taaa. and 1 Scouting has only achieved Its Reverent" . J tren!»n>i>tu« success through Hooatlag waa tocrodnred to Che higW> ..- veloped Orgamtoaciaa.

Catted States in 191# after hav- ftonal headquarter* loealed **i . <ag been in succcwaful epwralton; New Toth City conducts gcbrwM notice tO iioOEAS ia Great Britain for three for four for men who are sufficiently in- „ , . JZTXZ, , i,, ,i ,

LIOMTINO COMMt

’i fss&fwi '•

UP the work professionally Sue- i.ichtin* r

the complete haeSttne of ...

. tfte atert-bsate sad effort* wrtt be

> of Putt'made this week to explain the' Yroop next wet* afao.

their as- t*Ui fa detail to sit mere bant*

tThuraday) DeSnHe aettoa win to uken rt l ‘' '*

~ Tg to to told 1. the The BrHgkratHWf PriaUa* (sx.

after all of the tn»l- inr - - -

■ York hit «»»* Koaae* have beer, eantaswed i f Cr i

is filled wiOi Bur.rdman Newcomb tnd t hartos . r „ which tto* Scoots will

It toll* the RigXio. mewtorv of the Townahlp lMrTf , JTVta , towage-- '•ocimUtee. were prrre<it for a i ferrj by the compaay ... „„ that be i»rt ‘* !br J pleas- .werin* qtiixiB* contaiaed in these a«t aad toottaMe -.jbk wa* en- j !wk » Tbere win to three

»nd by totb the Townahlp offl-'itoMri pnats- three prtaM „ _ _ working and the business mea. A rounefl; ,ad one priu- of- It was their tmaatootu optotoo of flowing, lit'fhuince*. Cotm of. 'IT

totter iindarataadlng of sever*!, |„ troop. The Ar*t, that ibe Btotrt oath aad law* cow- Honor work, leadership Tralatn* i«nh.e* i'*w«i*e'u matter* were obtained throughi cnadnyo* to that each boy parttci-i *:Bated the finest obUgatloa of to. problems snd Troop organization of P*>wW u-

this infonaai get-together affair : ^tgftag bu* oae of tVre Qubl kiad In the worM. The Scout and operate ir. coniunctton with »

‘ J*".]/ T • w, ** h ‘ p • NOTICE TO BIDOEAS

iliEhtiy n tocaas

America D gerernad by

through this school ,. ..Tg':-. r .

The le-; »dd upon graduation are given ire Soert ihrfct* re gab-i charge of terrt . .-e..— ~

t prom!-1 coaaty These a

red 1» tNe I Soaled tod* Wto mv-lred by tl . «f flu*M Street tJjfhtwig vNwnailseUmi ..r *re. Ox Tocfc- Unto has tXst^bt. No. *. el I Mas

1 educator* of this country aad! boy pbstcbology in the teebniqu-

- -Sssmi

I at twenty neat* program requires thai (to Scout, groap of

CumbeHand Co. Scout Activities Prize* Offered For Bird ] louse*—Leaderdtip Course

lred>-T*htp twEric roJ^mbie (inivsnby ;

. BOOKS ’ _ . . _

I each Three troopa who are. In , do a 'good tnra” dally thereby ihctnx ive* into what is know n temted. aewd the aeeresary moaeyI developing a sfdrtt of mrrin to r County Council, te Cowaty Headqwartere aad .to, <«tors which caattot fait to leave u a. Mott i. the Srowt Execu matte, of securing three QoU, * towedoai toprereiaw upon «to tlve of Cumber'sitd County and is Books win to taken care of.* ' mind* cl the toy* who practice it., hw-»tod rouaril

I The Scoot motto is. "Be Ere- — insure! ol trying to uaderrtand pared, snd the toy la enabled to tto boy. a lot of folk* try to,-Be Prepared" throagh the esodyraato the boy understaad them jrjr and passtag of thrre Tvodcrwhteh surely waste* a let of the, foot tret*, twelve second

mutt he screrewaicd 'o «W- BM* soMt Mapreaumeb-d . rtork drawn -men « *♦« Are-1 l«»«d ctoric drawn i-wsm a Nr,

la the —i any tanking IBttlltilion .1* 'k

Tnwr.hh. of trs.*6. tnywWe *" «to To>o Trranutfi Of VPf» r T»» «b nc Info evarsnire the hJfidrr -nfTinr

B; actor at ito.;

Wante t** caOTSMU for £ ctaiim-st tcfcrnnu. i. fSome red atone; e»j be made m yosr tpL-e time. 1 W. baadk ftteahme. wimte and dadda*. *££-"-** "Adamiaarof#.’ Port Norris, N. f.

mra -woald be great, to

Koad chfs*

'Irich include a thorough fesrerl

Your Exccatlve has been i

_ foreetry as evidenced by trlbutkm of The Forestry Primer to the Soouti. of fuinDcrUBd

Ctmaiy.

Letter Explains Scout Movement

lx. front March S to April 30 both . 'dur' inclualvr. The vret of this 1 i 4 . 13 course ta. S«». The meeting* will 1 j to h*W on March d. It IE. 3t. ; ; April 2, 9. 16. 23 and SO.

ttorere.N PImAov Free

I Cituaty Hcadqunrtsrs has pbotnrisphs of the late PreaMrnt Roosevelt for 'raw distribution i The* plmtotc.apb* were received , from the American Defenw 8o-

uvertort rtrty and will to given away with

the understanding that each Pb _ . , , , . Hire most be bung -ith * mtim; Program Not understood tn ceremony. Scoutmasters who will _ „ . , ,. .. i Kltckmann Rtvc this assurance will to *up- ; Part Norm and Vicuuty

r ~ piled with on? of three pictures i I iSaatwtxxi free of charge I

■ '-"V-: .- - ‘ ^ i ■■ i Editor oi the Advertiser.

j Port Norris, K J.’:

“Mv Mary-i Scoutmasters: Do your Scouta 1 £!cai a * r:

jnitorc j know of :to Martin Johnson Ex- 1 IntormatSOD has reached Conn-: ; pedltloD to Africa? Do they know j ty Headquarter* indicaUai. that' of the contest being run in Cum- the ScoOt movement ta noi thor-j i to-riand t’ootrty by which the'oagtly uademood tn Port Norris A#< * , ' r ' Scout* who prejvnts the beat bird j and riclnRy. od I *m *ddre*»-: i house tof- f April I will he riven! his this letter to you with re-| fruit! a cash priw of *2. Ifcat the t'c-i«owt that -M puBlUfc h In

1 — — ‘ — 1 ' —

oji.'ture Study. Plre BufUBkg. ('tan-,,

Knowledge

Scout Oath and Iaiws. and of the History of the Amcjican Flag and proper respect* doe to it. There are no truant officer* io t the Scout program. Tto boy comcj!] to a Scoot Troop meeting because ] W-Mitc In bnr li-n I n I n to *.< f

1‘ttare for Bird Ho*see

compelled to. The program ta pt'* j on u. the toy by volMteor toad j er* called Scouimaatar* backed j ail who re-;

NOTICE! I w-tah to notftjr my patrons and the cqmmunify at that on March Uth my ttore j will to nioeed to everything except gas and oil. at I every Sunder thereafter. J F. FZIPPER North Port Norm, N. i. to.

i W« invite Charge Accounts j E. BLAft CO. " Atlantic Gty's Great Department Store WE WERE FORTUNATE IN SECURING ANOTHER ALLOTMENT OF Sample Spring Suits $34.50—$50—$55 and $60 VALUES

I

The Stein Btorh people up their tine of sample suits among the various stores in different cities thal handle them. Due to the extraordinary- response when we first offered the suits at this low p.ice, 've are allotted another shipment of 50 suits. Only One or Two Suits of a Pattern If you have not yet taken-advantage of this offer, you now have another chance to do so! Come early! Men who know Stein Bloch suits have been buying two of them, paying but little more than the regular price of one.

SAM SLOTOROFF

THE MAM WHO BROUGHT LOW PRICES TO ATLAgrg: COUNTY I r —ANNOUNCES— . : . "

Pre- Easter For Men, Young Men

Sale

and

YOU CAN ALWAYS GET

THE BEST VALUES AND SAVE $10 to $20

ON EVERY PURCHASE OF

1 and 2 PANTS

SUITS

Fabric designs that are entirely new— , A - . novelty weaves predominate. Plenty of j DCSt IvIlOWn IViakCS, ££, “ , Smithson Blues. Every man can be Sued, no nutter \ an( j Kwschbau.n whet his size « buikt. Honest Values Win. Through years ol honest dealing f have built up the largest men s and boys’ clothing business in South Jersey. Many imita e liut none can equal my low prices. 1 deal direct with manufacturers, buy in "roar quantities and pass the saving aton % to you. You take no c!>a»C“ dealing with Sam Slotorolf. f >r I guarantee vour satisfaction TOPCOATS

AND UP | Ere a necessity of every wefi-dreued man's wardrob: . Light enough to carry over your arm yet heavy enough to protect against the dull of spring evenings .and mornings. Raglan and box models in browos. ^ tans, blues, grays. fi£: '¥11 In die Latest Shades and Styles - - with 2 Knickers v\. - - 1 Long and 1 Short - - or 2 Longs

Boy*'

SAM SLOTOROFF 1329“31 Arctic Ave.*Oftr. Tennessee Arc.-ATTrANTIC CITY NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER STORES