'/// . - -A* j 1 1 1 \ \ i V m _ ,/"T> : # y/^^L _. ,'A, 4J "1 V - - -jfv* _ GO>fc ^ bK> BDQ^ b£D^ ^fcl^ £ - -• *r V A CHARMING SMALL HOME V/iTH EVERY CONVENIENCE By R. C, Hunter & Bro-, Archly New York.

J his little house provides comfortable living accommodations for the average size family. There are six rooms and Sun Porch all very .conveniently and compactly arranged. The breakfast alcove off the tc en alwu>s forms an attractive feature for the busy housewife. The rear entry contains the ice x an stairway to cellar and provides space for many household articles which one does not want about the kitchen. On the second floor are three bedrooms and plenty of closets. There is a good air space over secoi oor rooms which is well ventilated, making the house very livable in the summer months. The laundry, coal bin, etc. are located in the cellar. # nSki i BJii|The exterior af the housenwvvery attractive, the roof lines being particularly interesting. The I with h S r W1^ c aP^°ar^8 which are painted a very light cream color. The roofs are covered I shutter ^ i n, * < brown The sash and window frames are painted to match the siding. The abutters and rear door are painted powder blue. The chimney is of red brick. Dride of i^ni a? f°lor achemc the green shrubs, trees and grass and really feel the ^ pnue 01 a spic and span little home. This would urovidA ^ i* fronta*;e of tw®nty-seven feet and could be built on a plot firty-five feet wide, aide. Cost about $8,00Q * °* * dm'eway and a £ood distance from the property line on the other < the Buil^ng Kdito^'ltefcr''!!^ *"1 °f this hoU8C may ^ °btaine<1 for a nominal sum from 1 -• - s

»» k. ST CAPE MAY Dr. and Mrs. Clarence Eldredge entertained her brother and sister from SAenectady, N. Y. recently. Miss Sarah Dawson was a Philadelphia shopper last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hughes entertained her sister from Texas. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Danlenbacker of Celarville are spending a few days with her father, Edward Stanton. Miss Elizabeth Meyer was chosen by the Cape May County Sunday .Sehool Association to attend camp at l^ake Winnipasaukee for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Thee. W. Reeves ipent Saturday in Wildwood. | .Wis? i*aa Dawson is home for

the summer months. Mrs. Suaan Hein has returned to i ber home after spending a few ! days in Camden. Miss Letinea Edholm spent one evening last week with with Miss Mina Roseman. Mrs. Frank Quiim spent one day last week here with relatives. Mrs. R. B. White, of Baltimore, M l., formerly Miss I>aura Pierson <>f this community, is spending a few weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Pierson. Miss Josephine Quinn entertained company over the week-end. 4 Michael Shea spent a few days with Miss Gwendolyn Hughes. Sheldon Russell of Atlantic City snent the week-end her? with Mrs. Russell.

LONG TIME OVERDUE VESSEL REPORTS IN At about 8 o'clock Monday evening one of the U. S. C. G. patro boats an sea duty wirelessed Section Base Nine and relayed a message from a vessel which had been encountered at sea. The message follow.^: "Boat James M, Hall, ten days out of New York, bound for Charleston, South Carolina, Captain J. A. Ridda, position, Latitude 38:40, longitude 74.02. Please report same to New York Herald." The message was relayed thru the local correspondent to the newspaper and nothing more was learned of why the vessel had only reached a point off Cape May in ten days travelling.

WOWfiW1 / |i J] P/s : are 50 conven*ent! H A cnzy breakfast nook in your kitchen f PI What a lot of time and tiresome work it would save. u Too expensive" you say? I , T7 Come in and see us. We can help you build \f J \ a breakfast nook at surprisingly low coat. 1 Whatever your building problem is, we're ^ ^ I always ready to give you helpful advice. We L ^ W can not only make practical suggestions as ~ W i ; | to materials but recommend the logical contractor for the particular job on hand. Von't think of u* a » people from whom yon merely buy lumber . Our serrke it broad, help fut — carers all your building problem s. We Fnr n lOCfiL . W r„u plans and utmples o f ma ten* Is - help u ^ ***' you keep costs down — put you in touch with our ROOFING SBRVICP DEPARTMENT eoniracor, w. know or. reliable. * We carry the genume Barret « Asphalt Shingle, geo. ogden & son co. r ^ LUMBER & BUILDING MATERIALS "See Ij, Flrrt" CAPK M A V, N. J, BHl IW 7LJ

THE CHURCHES CHVKm or THE ADVENT Cor. L*f*yetu and Decatur Su Open all the year, ncorpo rated Pariah in uiuon with the Convention. Rev. Paul 8turtevant Howe, Rector Sunday Service*: 7.30 A. If. Holy Communion. 9.40 A. M Sunday School. 10.80 A. M. Second service and ermon. Thursdays and Holy Days Holy Communion 7.30 — o "Mother Church of So. Jereey" "Old Brick Presbyterian" Cold Spring, N. J. Rev. Edward Wright, Minister Ten minutes by Motor Bus leaving Cape May at 10.10, every Sunday morning. Public Worship at 10.30 AJf. CHAPEL SERVICES Sunday School, 8 P.M. Evening Service 8 P.M. Wednesday Service 8 P.M. 0 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 'The ( hurch with the Clock Tower' Edward W. Graham, Miniater SUNDAY 10.30 a.m. Morning worship and sermon, 1 1.45 a.m. Sunday School8.00 p.m. Evening worship and j sermon. ' MONDAY 800 P.M. August meeting of the Official Boa rd. WEDNESDAY 8:00 p.m. Mid-week service of worship and thought. *

Large congregations , including I many visitors enjoyed the services on Sunday ku?t. The ministry of the choir was esI peri ally enjoyed, both morning anc evening. "An Hour of Music" on Sunday evening, August 7, promises to be a sendee unique" am I spiritually inspirational. Visitors and residents in Cape [ May who have no regular church home are cordially invited to worship with us. Acousticons for those ha vine difficulty in hearing. • •" 1 • ■ — - — - CAPE JSLAVD RAP113T CHURCH At The Sbldiers* Monument ! Cor. Columbia Ave. A Guemtv St William Hunter. Minister" 1 SUNDAY 1 10.00 Church School for Bible i study. We invite Summer visitors 5 >

to send thefr children to our school. - We have classes for all ages. School closes at 10:5fc 11:00 Morning Worship. Sermon Topic: "An Incredible Wish." 8:00 Evening Worship. Sermon Topic. "Our Civilization.' SPECIAL MUSICAL NUMBERS at both sendees. Walter C. Reeves, Baritone. Friend D. Hunter, Violin. THE WEEK 8.00 Wednesday evening. Regular , mid-week meeting for Prayer and Conference. This meeting is our Monthly Covenant Meeting. Friday, August .6. Food Sale in the church under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society. i i Come THOU with us and we will ! do THEE good. • i

RIO GRANDE BAPTIST CHURCH * Preaching sermon Sunday evenings, 7.30. Prayer meeting. Thursday 7.80. Everybody (you) cordially invited. W. H. COX, Pastor. GOSHEN BAPTIST CH URCH Preaching sermon Sunday 11.00 Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7.80 Everybody invited. o PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH "The Visitor's ChardiH Decatur and Hughes Streets Oirtis O. Bosserman. minister SUNDAY ^ 10.00 a.m. Bible School for all age?. 11:00 a.m. Morning worship and sermon. 8:00 p.m. Evening worship and sermon. WEDNESDAY ; 8:00 p.m. Mid-week service for i prayer, praise and meditation. ■" A cordial invitation is given to j all residents without a church [ home in our midst, and to all vis- j Iters, to share al chureh privileges : with us. Let us seek that unity 1 § and power of the body of Christ in \ fellowship in worship that exalts I Him in love, and that te*tifi«* to § th^ treat out-side world of the re- I •Htjr and worth of our faith. 1

UMA Hn. L V Brevm. IWr. Sunday Lpworth League Devotional aurricc 7^0 ) . M Lruuing prmmehing- AM) P. If. W'eekiy prayer meeting Wed x aday, $: Of p. m. UNION CHAPEL ^1* May Point N. J. Err. Harry Cox 2.80 P. M. Sunday School. 8.30 P. M. Sermon. 7.:i0 P. M Every Tuesday evening Regular Service. ^ BEADLE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN Morning 10:45 a.m. H Evening 7:45 pjn. Rev. E. J. Ardis in charge during July. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SERVICES are held under the auspices of members of The Mother Church, j Sunday morning at 11 o'clock in [ HUNTS CITY PIER THEATRE., Wednesday Evening Testimonial | Meetings are held at 8 o'clock. The Reading Room is open daily including Sunday from 9 A.M. until 9 P.M. The public is cordially invited toi attend our services and to visit our j Reading Room. n i . ST. PETERS BY THE SEA Protestant Episcopal Morning Service 10:30 &.m. Afternoon Service 5:00 ofclock. Rev. Mr. Boat in charge during July. o ■

CHURCH OF OUR LADY, STAR OF THE SEA, R.C. Rev. E. P. Kennedy Masses on Sunday: 6, 8, 9, 10:30 a.m. Wreekday Mass at 7 a.m. Sunday Evening Rosary and j Benediction at 8 p.m. First Friday 6 and 8 a.m. Confession 4 to 6 and 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. n | FOUND DOG HURT AT ERMA Tbe S. P. C. A. reports that a search is being r-^de for a los1! 9. Collie pup answering to the name of \Jock," and also the humane killing of a dog found by agent at Erma where it had been hit by a car and dragged itself ic Q a pool of water. Also that the stable inspection by agent Robert

Blattner is progressing in the interest of the society and important from a sanitation standpoint. o Year by year they became mannish enough to fool you, but they will always go by a traffic signa' -o • IK CHANCE BY or HEW JERSEY ! ' I To John H. IVicrnm. Georgia Pag. ram. lit* wife, and Warner William*. 1 By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof. In a cause wherein Cni»e May ltuildinK 1 and Jxmn Association Is complainant I and you and others are defendant. I you are required to appear and plead demur or answer to the complainant [ hill on or before the twelfth day «>f| September next, or the said bill Willi be taken a* confessed atrainM you. I This bill is filed to foreclose a certain mortgage given by John N. Pegram. and Georgia IVgram. hi* wife to 0*|>e May fluildlnv and Loan Association, dated the sixth day of August 1 S£4, on landa In the Boroueh I <»n i»nnn in me noroucn |

of West Cape May, County of Cape | May and State of New Jersey; and I you John N, Pegram. and Georgia Pegram, are made defendants because you are the makers of said mortgage; and you Warmer William* are made a defendant, because* you I hold 4 second mortgage upon thel premises described in said bill of complaint. J. SPIOKR L.BAMING. ••4 Hughes St.. Cape May City. N. J. I ^ * . a°)*ritor of Complainant! Ibited. July llth. 1S2\ 7-14-4ts-pf ' 666 is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, I Bilious Fevfr and Malaria. It kills the germs. tfH.nm HAkOWMu HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES k. H. WARE 818 Washington St., Key 114 X | Harry fl. Jackson | JOBBING CApPENTFR |- 1018 Washington 8l, Cape Mayi N. J. g ( Porch Enclosures E Alteration*, Screen Work I METAL WEATHER § STRIPPING miiimmimtitiMMmmttHimiinttitfi

1 1 \sJkJ -r \ |i 1 III * DEMI MAYOR GREAT CORTEGE ATTENDS LAST RITES TO MAYOR RICH ARD S. CULVER WHO DIED LAST FRIDAY NIGHT AT HIS SUMMER HOME AT BUR LEIGH. Many huatnaaa concerns closed j their door* for on hour Monday in re*pect to Mayor Richard 8. Culver who died last Friday night at hi* .summer home in Burleigh opposite the Wildwood Golf Course. The entire resort was in mourning aa the body of the chief executive lay in state Monday at the First M. E Church following it's removal from the residence. The funeral procession left the Burleigh home on the Shore road at 9:30 and wrns met at the Rio Grande entrance to the resort by aii escort of police and firemei which paraded with the body to the church. The body was on view from 11 am. -until 1:30 p.m. ami at 2 p.m. the Rev. D. C. Cobb, pas tor of the church conducted the services. Resolutions of sympathv passed by the Chamber of Com" merce, Merchants association and other civic and fraternal bodies were read. The funeral dirge was played by the Patrick Conway and }

OttLreT* 1 n mmdtT't. the Cape May Coat* Bapto* OiWarj , and the tataral prooaaaoa U Ihe lart reotiag pia» of the kpwdii avar wtaaaaad in iNtkJ| are Jar aty Traffic Cap "Cow oil Whafa the matte i with jraa?" Track Driver: Ta well, thenke; but aty engine's dead." NOTICE TO LDirT Ck EDITORS Ertale of AAke Harm, Pursuant to the r<W of Lrviag Pitch, Surrogate of the Coun^ Cape May, made on the twenty, recond day of June A. D. 1927, oa hbe application otf th* subscriber, Exocutnx of said ct-caaaed, notice Im hereby given to the creditors of deceased tc exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affiimatioiTdle r < iaims and demands against the aea^id deceased within rig months from the twenty -second day Of Jane A. D 1927, or they will J forever barred of any action against the subscriber. Dated June 22nd, A. D. 1927. T. MILLET HAND, Esq., Proctor. LOUISA LEE TOWN SEND, Executrix. 6-30-9t-pf. Cars Washed General Auto Repoirim, R LAFAYETTE GARAGE CBm. Griffith Key. S2X Cape May

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