DINNING, DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT l^^iwayyvy^-w-w-^^QQQQQooooooocttgHafflKWffiHGHXxaDflftrH^nrinffjnty Open For The Season | Ddiciwu borne cook* ^ i THE CORNER RESTAURANT f | Washington and Perry Sta. J f k • rnggggmmmmmmsmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmm | For You—and Your Family too! | Good wholenome food, and the 1 A A freoheet of vegetables — home cook- | I l & jjLre and served in generous portions » \ which make this a popular place | | ^ with the men folks, and for people B ~~v^Bp3 Special rates for children I THE CONCORD TEA ROOM I Grant and North Streets gllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllll"ll|ll|U|lll,lllllllllllll,l>>lll,l>~ * m* m k \ 1 i k I I >4 \ mm m ^m % ■ Em . 00 | "On With the Dance"— \ Everybody enjoy* a Rood time when they spend the E evenii.R — or an hour or -two — at f I McCANN'S I 1 auditorium cafe | | Dancing Every Evenin \ B E SEA FOOD PLATTERS SANDWICHES i SALADS SPECIAL ORDERS AT ALL HOCRS jfiiiiiiiiMmmiiiiimimiiiiiimiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMHiHM|iiiii|,iiiMii»iM,i 3

RIO GRANDE |; Mr. and Mrs Howard Mitchell of] Philadelphia, apesit Friday here; with hit parent*, Mr. mad Mr*. Ben jama Mitchell. Mr*. George Mixner, of Green Creek, spent Friday here with her < laughter, Mrs. Walter Cresae. Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Entrickin had as guest* for the week-end, his .deter and family, of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones, of Philadelphia, spent the weak and here with his parents. Benjamin Sharp, of Camden, is visiting his son, William Sharp and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Mayer, of Riverside, spent Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fithian, of Bridgeton, moved into their bungalow last week. Mr. Fithian is owner of the Canning factory here, which will open soon for canning lima beans. They expect a bumper crop this year. Prospects v are gorfxl for a very sucessful season. Miss Mary Edwards is visiting relatives in Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy entertained over the week-end their ! daughter, Mrs. Chris Bardo, her i husband from Jersey Shore, Pa. George Morrison visited his uncle, Alexis Edwards, in the Samj aritan hospital in Philadelphia on I Sunday. Mrs. Edwards went up on j Monday. Mr. Edwards is recovering very nicely from his recent J operation and will soon be able to ) come home. Harold Miller has employment ! driving one of J. W. Smith's milk j trucks. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Eshleman are|

«U mT at N«rtH1ry '.^uSL* oa Wednesday evening Thee* proeeot were Mr. and Mr Alfred EnUiken, Mr. end Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Mr and Mrs. Robert Stebkina, Mr ami; Mrs. Frank Downs, Mr. and Mn Roy Wolcott, Mrs. Joshua Harris, Mrs. Joseph Entrikeo, Mis* Pearl Argoe, Robert Kennedy, Eddy Hal! man and Harry* Smith. The Misses Pear! and Etta Argoe and Henry, Clarence and Robert Argoe motored to Delaware on Sunday to spend the day with re La tives. , Harry Smith and Joseph Wheeler went up in the aeroplane or. Sunday, from the new landing field at Cape May Court House. o

CAPK MAY POINT . Mr. and Mrs. Felix Ungiaub and ■ .son, entertained for over the week; end, Mrs. Uoglaub's sister, MrGeorge Fearon of Georgetown, Del., and niece and nephew, Mrs. George Parker and son, Kenneth, of Collingsdale, Darby, also Mr. and Mrs Arthur Richins of Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ungiaub and family of Alden, Pa. Frank Ross of West Philadelphia enjoyed the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wickham, also Mrs. Wickbam's son, John, spent the week-end with them. Mrs. Violet Graham enjoyed the week visiting her son, John, while stopping at the D'Romtra cottage. Miss Helen Hargraves spent the week-end with her mother and famiiy. s William D'Romtra enjoyed a few

| HM^W&!rmh Hal— «Hnd bar re»- ! I j ther from CoHforare. ohm Mr*, j t Haines' daughters are span ding the I Hunvner in their cottage bare. 1 i Mr*. Reuben C Davenport en- I joyed a fear days this week with 1 her sister and family, Mrs Charie* I Eisele of Ventnor HeighU ■■ a ■ O

THE LUNCH BOX I Grant Street Pier Abbott's De Lux* Ice Cream < Cigars and Cigarette* Sandwiches, Soft Drinks, ^ Tea. Coffee, etc. Skinless Frankfurters Tablet for Luncheon Parties J. L. MELDRUM, Proprietor . jj [ OOOOOOOODOCHXHXHXHXHXHMaC8»»gCg8»»»ggggCH3«a»»a»»»^ IMhenrts" I ~ X Admittedly the BEST place in ^ | I Cape May "v\ II DINE AND DANCE j jj ^ . V^wv.>- Ov «XH

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Monte Brook and his BILTMORE ORANGE GROVE REVUE Direct from Hotel Norm and ie

McGonigleSisters MARGARET, MARY ft LOUISE Direct from "A Night in Park" MISS BILLY STOUT The "Blae$" Sim,*r

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RECENT DEATHS " CAPE MAY POINT MOURNS DEATH OF RESIDENT "Mrs. Bell «u one of (he best known and best loved persons of Cape May Point," is the way one resident expressed the regret over 1 the death of Mr*. Emma Bell of the ; borough. Mrs. Bell was the widow of the late Charles Bell, and died at her Point home Tuesday morning at nine o'clock, after a brief illness from acute indigestion. Services held fcst Thursday evening at St- , Peter's-By-The-Sea with the Rev. Mr. Artist, of the Seaside Home officiating. Among her f rends at1 tending the services were many • members of the Rebekahs. Mr*. ) Bell was the first Chaplain pf Cap3 1 May Rebekah Lodge. No. 37. ami was ove r seventy years of age. In- ? terment was made at the Malvern " Baptist Church, Malvern, Pa. Sh< is survived by one son, Morris ' Bell. J The following tribute is paid t*> Mrs. Bel! by J. D. Callan, of 1303 7 Wolf Street, Philadelphia. ~ From Cape May Point, sad new* 5 we hear ? To make a glorious summer drear; { With lowered voice the neighbor* > * tell, ? That Death hath taken Emma Befl. 2 With chastened hearts we bom- to God, Sj As glorious dust returns to sod; 5 j But we who loved her yet win see 5 Her kindly smile in every tree; 5 The blossoms which she loved so 5 well Shall of her lovely memory tell, " And as the robin sings his song Her pleasant voice shall linger 1 long; S When winter's snows clothe landj noape bare 5 Well see the glory of her hair; ; The gorgeous sunset o'er the bay, ! Shall tell us of her closing day. Q I Alas! for us who linger here, g i But yet hath God a ray of cheer, 5 i For Emma Bell's not really dead — 8 i She's only moved a step ahead. 5 ________ m FORMER PASTOR'S WIFF. ? MRS. IDA W. GALLAGHER D * * Mrs. Jda W. Gallagher, widow of 8 the late Edward F GalbMrher, a 8 former pastor of the Presbyterian 8 Church of Jhe city, died at Stamg | ford. Connecticut at the home of Sc her daughter, Mrs. Mabel Wilson 5 | last week. Mrs. Gallagher is reft ■ mem be red here as a woman of lov2 i able personality ami a friend of 5 ! everyone. She is survived by two Q daughters, Mrs. Mabel Wilson, and S Mrs. Ruth Oorbett, both of whom j are well known in this city. D o RESCUED CHUM 5 Frank Yarrish, 12 years old, of 5 Woodbine, saved the life of his -0 chum Robert Decker, 11 years old also of Woodbine, when the latter @1 was sinking in Dennis Creek, one fe ! day last week. The boys are in the same glass (2 in school. | SALE/ Very cheap 27 acre farm. 3 miles from Cape Ma> on the S State Highway. Ideal kwaition. mostly tillable with an j attractive piece of wood*, and meadow running to the inland waterway. 1 T. MILLET HAND H llmpe May J«cw>

re All NGBB HI II tor CWte. A Jr Vtr> , • I ,mj Hoaaer • »«| w m ,f^wi ^ — w reload RdwarU HorwkecK wti Eaglt ScmtA of the C em M*> Kaighu of Da a a mil, ***** th aaak tad at Caap Ftriiagii the Bay Scoot camp m fldmakarilk Pa., oa Pifiiawn Oak. They left here laat Friday momaag a ad returned Sunday wight They took part ia all the atlMc artiitkii and the parade, and thoroughly ea Joyed thcjnafcleaa FARMERS vmfim THE HTATI EXHIBITION TRAIN MONDAY Many of the more progrre i\ farmer* thruout the county visitec Cape May Court House, Monday, Tf inspect the Fagpa Product* Market ing Train, of the New Jersey De partnwnt of Agricultu^y, which is on tour of the State to educate tb farmer* to better marketing . The train visited Richland, Tue* day; Hammonton. Wednesday; an Thursday and Friday ft wBl be at Cologne, and on Saturday at Egg Harbor. The purpose of the train is to educate the fanners how to pack j fruits and vegetables to bring therr the greatest return. Specialistwere tn hand to demonstrate and discus* farmers' problem*. o I* your kitchen sink the right height? If you find yourself stoop- ! ing over it, and cannot dhange its position, put a block of wood on-, <ier the dishpan. Blocks of wood under the lags of the lritchen table, too, will eliminate some of the backache that comes from working at too low a surface.

M MMHB Ferahaaa hapa dhgm the ^^pa^hp— ^TLZTZ^JT -wfc •* 4m (to em id Jeueph Ceury «M: &*i I ni ir dth. ! meal for fc pmp'wi^Tbe hoys I are having a royal that iwlhiag, fishiag aad sOherwia* dstag ail the fhiagi they like U do » ART TEACHER MARRIES x CAPE MAY MAM Mr aad Mr* R Mareaall Ha.; the marriage of their daughter, Margaret Vodei. to »— ir y Chare tiers Schellewger, of Cape May, K J^ on Friday April lAth, 1«7. Mr. and Mr*. Schelieager will he at home in Cap* May after September First. Mrs. SdreiLeager has beta the An Teacher ia the Cap* Meg whod* for the put few year*. At the eioee of the laet school term she directed an art exhibst that eras j <m e of the most successful that the . ■ . .v.- .a, l^tol i HCrlDOtt nB*r I PLI IIN0 TABERNACLE CHURCH CLARE TO HOLD FOOD SALE Tto Sunshine Oau of Tohernorie Oioreh will tew hnnw wto' ol» for wit at (to afcore of Rhoto Foddi* on Fritoy afternoon m><i emmng J-iy S8th I 7-SS-lt. Wane weather always totralUwe oQjdv iyriDprs out flflStflrooliBlits noR|uitott- »

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