. t9 haty th§ unded L <strong>of</strong> the "Bed Raiders", the kfck-<strong>of</strong>f slated for "jmrt thftlocai gridders. Alter i, ffnereug . i Dorn and Bill Ewlng were i < the only two. negates to play "Iron- - - - for the lull 48 minutes •encd to empbashet -- - iCttjtcun mmmnm Bammonton.. U Peroberton , 1 11• Swedesboro Fleasmtville 7 . 8 OCEAN <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>,. • 4 <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>.. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Cite.. , 1i . u Woodstown CITY MillvUlc ,, Salem .... W. WHion , Wlldwood ,, end, while Rocco Morano at halfback, and BUI Redrew « center ; IN cBess-cotnmtv hMiiHaj themselves Uke veterans. V^i. ^2l *^*P* VSfi formerly Hayers were restricted to manmen and Sophomores under 180 <strong>of</strong> * - : ip.'Bv t'nijn PQiiTifnF Ems 1^£ H pounds in weight. Ihe Raiders' *~* " iOMvinift where fce, starting line-up consisted <strong>of</strong> Dick was U-.UA His — _ was athletic director in t&pqa Ctty public schools. ^ , which crowd out ttu- useful «u» or ., for VK* County Champs Win Efrnin»tion Grid Tournament AD aggressive Junior Varsity football tmm gave <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> High School W» Cape Malt County j, V, Chamolonslilp Mondag might at lOddle Township over Cape May, Middle Towjishlp and WUdwood. X& the pB&Hniififti^ fiuil€i» OV1« sistlng <strong>of</strong> two 8-mlnute quartore, Gtpt May defeated WUdwood 6-0, white <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> nosed out Middle Township on flat downs to gain the final round. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> bad tiro touchdown passes recalled on penalties, and outplayed Middle Township throughout the contest. Middle then defeated WUdwood 6-0 for consolation honors In an abbreviated game while the locals rested, BESORT BEATS APE MAT In t^e. Tournament final, again consisting <strong>of</strong> two 8-mlnute quarters, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> defeated Cape May 6-0 to win the Championship. The winning touchdown was scored on a nice pass from Barry McDermott to Walt Buelcholtz, both <strong>of</strong> whom displayed excellent <strong>of</strong>fensive ability. The scoring play sowed 40 yards* <strong>On</strong> defense, Dick Ely stood out at Ely and Bob Bunnan, ends: Camille DTntlno and Bruce Wigglesworth, tackles; Sen Parks and Ed Halnes TOWds. and HU Redrew, center.' The bactflcld included Walt Buckholtz, Barry McDcrmoU, Rocco ! Morano. and Anffelo MJraglto. SubtUtutet were Moon at end, Chester Stone WilStopi h Late RaOv Oc#anCH>Win», Ughto fief «* 3700 ttmiflwf «'M gfgapOT"^ beat<strong>of</strong>'and untied, night. It was a wild game, marked; bv pass interceptions, penalties and .rumbles, amflt was not until the °lfln»l seconds that tbe Careymen could feel secure against Coach many Nye's charges/ EXCITINfe FBOH START Excitement wasted no tune in arriving as the Warriors fumbled the g UckoS and the locals recovered on the borne team's 35, but the Red and White backs could not penetrate the solid WUdwood line, go they gave up possession <strong>of</strong> the ball on the 35. The Nyemen threatened throughout the first quarter. Sparked by Al "Whltey" Davis, Art Slcflla. and Tom Loag, they brought the pigskin all the way to the <strong>Oct</strong>an <strong>City</strong> 27, but they too, were stopped by the opposing line. FIRST SCOBE IN SECOND PERIOD The 'first local tally was set-up early In the second period as And} Jemtf Intercepted one <strong>of</strong> Quarterback Loag's passes on the WUdwood as, after an <strong>of</strong>f-aUa penalty took the oval back to the &. Joe Avis passed beautifully to _ Knthe, whs was all atoae End Zone, to icore. , The point WM missed, -so the locals held a S-o advantage through naif time. SECOND IN THIRD QUARTER The second Redmen's marker came midway in the third quarter, as the Raiders took over on the WUdwood 37. where successive gains by Jemee Myers and Dorn took It to the 25. Then Myera, passed to Avis who fought Ms way to the 8, Jemee hit the line for 2 and Avis carried It 4 yards around right end for the touchdown. The ertra point agahi was missed, so the locals "hei leldaU <strong>of</strong> 12-0. lead With flve minutes to go in th» third quarttr, WildwooCs attaek caught flre as they took over on thefr M, The troublesome trio <strong>of</strong> r»rts, Loag and Hottla could not be stopped as they ripped on gains ol (Fan 13, mmm) at guard, and OrtUo, Ibberson and Grandy in the backfldi The Junior Vaistty emualed the Vusltj in narulnto* oodeftaM, *Vto «tosrff «ored three tw- » OTW IMT ^Iril, At- CU, um HmMte The nert J. V. game will be played at HeasantvlUe Monday at S:« p. m. HAS GOT IT . . Heating iPR5E> CtNTRAL CvViR I LIGHT CO, ^^^^^^^B^BB Four Resort Angler* Win In County Fishing Contest Dolphin, Blue Fiih, Bonito and Marlin PMZM T«ke« H i Cro*ker Gi ^ t l IVfc O* the total prUes i p i M M day to the (3th annual Cape ajay C^lpte AftUpg Co^l^l At' BiGfiAlk fo||^pr@$-wiluiing, Asb ftttdi one honpraljle mentlott were caught j« «ngler^ ia the wiW» <strong>of</strong>f 0 ^ <strong>City</strong>. took fujgt prize In the blue flak di vision with a fl,ne-Pwad entry, and Beroiird W> Degep, <strong>of</strong> Brldgeton, Mtfped a nine pound bpndto which too^_top honors In that division. Flint prise for a 76 ponnd marlli> tMzM fen wml toAjbert H. CmairTjr.. <strong>of</strong> PhlLuMphla. A. C. Young, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, took first prize for a 20 pound-12 ounce dolphin caught hen. Honorable mention was made <strong>of</strong> a four-pound croaker caught by Richard J. Partridge; 3301 Central av., with the first prize, going to Joseph Ducfcer, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, with a four-pounder. Other first prize winners were: WOBLD'S BECOBB SET , A new world's record was set for the black drum by Charles L. Cresae, <strong>of</strong> <strong>On</strong>es Creek, who landed a 91- pojEsA drum, Other first prtie winners were Ben Qublu,, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia, i< pp flounder; Steve Dent, WUdwood three pound-five ounce klngflsh Mrs. Eleanor Hannum, Coatesvllle, Fa,, three pound-slit ounce porgle; Mahlon H. Walter's, Caniden, 33 Pound a, biped bt^ss (roqkflshV; 8ttra mackintosh, Oftniden, 10 pound-two ounce weakflsh; Claude C. Adam, Laurel Springs, N. J., six poundthree ounce seabass; Clare Samuel son, Cape May, 15 pound-eight ounce albacore; Dan Dlodata, Phil adelphia, 11 pound eight ounce tautog (blackflsh); William H. Stiles, Stone Harbor, rarest fish, a lady fish. Local anglers among the runnersup Included Joseph 8. Smith, 1243 Central av., 59'i pound black drum: Robert Barbour, 10 Asbury av., two pound-eight ounce klngflsh. ONLY FEW CBOAKEBS Judges who awarded the prizes were Freeholder Director P. H. Jackson, John Kay, Director <strong>of</strong> Publicity: Henry C. Lapldus, The Leader, all <strong>of</strong> WUdwood. Edward Klein, sports department, Inquirer; Joe Fancoast, sporte department, Bulletin; John Paul Dorland, radio and newspapers; David Maiionl, Dover Pishing dub, all <strong>of</strong> Phlladel- REASONS Hos. I and 2 Gardiner Buys PlayEqiriproent <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> c*n be proyd <strong>of</strong> tts recreational facilities, according' to Oeorge K. Oaf diner, director <strong>of</strong>, ihe Municipal Recreation Cepter, who returned last week end, from tbe 39th, Natlonia Ifecreatton Cpnneps, which took place Oetober 13 to 18 at The Vm> YorJcer," New Yorlt tSl(y. Director Oardiner aald that by using the standards <strong>of</strong> comparison brought forth at the conference, tfre local recreation program compares favorably with those <strong>of</strong> other clUes this sjije or larger. He reported that 1246 attended the conference from 44 state*. Clan-' ada and Hawaii. Equipment was displayed by 29 The University <strong>of</strong> Pennsylvania this week will prepare to meet a traditional foe, Navy; when Tom Hamilton brings nli Middles to Franklin Field on Saturday. This sedM, which originated In -J88. has run uninterruptedly since 1937. In the entire series Pennsyl- vania has won 15, lost 14 and tied a. This will be the 2d meeting mti withi the service team. leading manufacturers, and Uw dlphia; Normao V. Sargent, director it publicity. Edward Oornman, bait and tackle store. <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>; Harry Erriekson, general store, Jteed's Beach, N. J., and Charles A. Swain, tackle store. Cape May. The Judges noted with Interest that the croaker entitles, usually uznerous. were limited this yew to 1, while the ordinarily not-plentiful b ti l to 1005,
, ,*$• . K. HaUeren, high school d fiction writer, is slowly these days from Illness to have been caused by rln? the summer, at his r home near Hdgue, N. y, on a living room to the summer house, an< ^ielped to recondition a washed- This, combined with chns i and Wild West bad mei the typewritten pages <strong>of</strong> his thrillers, got him £ Since returning home he has been ~ ng only Intermittently, In the [.dire threats from his physlthat he'd better do a Tot <strong>of</strong> t-powered resting, or else f 1 Meantime, his seventh book, "Out Guns", another western story, Just been published by Macreatn, <strong>of</strong> Philadelphia. He has now 1 six westerns and one de- "Whodunnit", and Is nou —when his doctor will let i another western leal TILE •-WW MlHH Kllclum, 8111a, 8t«* nwu XET TO ESTtMATB OJi T0K11 FAIX WORK KOW1 ? Albert Oldfield & Son *• Taw 1207 Wesley AF. Ph. 0291-J alptig Monday night witk Hackneys, Ferguson Coal, independent Ro<strong>of</strong>ing Co, SenUnel-Ledger and Swayne's prill teams among the leaders. Mangel's took three points from Bradley's; Insurers, four from <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Ice; Sentinel-Ledger, four from Artisans; independent Ho<strong>of</strong>ing, four from Somers Point; Swayne's, four from Booony; Ferguson Coal, four from Nlckle's; Hackney's, three from Stalnton's, find Ewlngs and P.B.A. split two and two. Individual high scorers Included Dave Oeller, 202; Al Blum, 201-196, George Buseh. 202: Lew Barrett, 201; Art DeMarls, 199; BUI Chadwlct, 195; H. Gregg, 193; T. Chattin, 190- 1M; W. Smith, 104; Frank Snnnlno Jr., 192: A. Thomas, 197; F. Townsend, 193. In the \i omen's division <strong>of</strong> the South Jersey League, CaAtnktt's lost four points Saturday night to the Morris Guards In Atlantic Oity. with Mrs. Earl Richards and Ro. CastuMi high scorers for the local: The Playland womrn's team woi one point from MilMlle at Mlllvill last week, with Ann Phillips leadlni for her teutn Phillies Cigars lost four points U> the Auditorium Uouhng Center In Atlantic <strong>City</strong> In a South Jerie. League match Al Blum had th only 200 score lor Oc«m <strong>City</strong> The Pliilllc's will play Woodbui' at Pluylund this Sd.turdu> night and Septic Tanks SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS BUILT n MMOIB N Tag BMiMi la OCHI <strong>City</strong> ul Vlcliltj LEONARD WIGGINS m w.n Amu n«» urn RETAIL WHOLESALE PLUMBING SUPPLIES HEATING SUPPLIES MAGIC CHEF GAS RANGES LAUNDER ALL HtMVffi LAUNDRY Gaa and Electric Water Heaters Electric Waffle Iron;; Cake .Mixers, and Sandwich Toasters Gas Ranges Cabinet Sinks Timkenand Petro , Complete Oil Heating Units , ;Open Friday & . Saturday Evenings ttB£V2; ABOVE von BEAT QABRISOITS 1 - Bowling their second game <strong>of</strong> thi season, Bone's Oroners. <strong>of</strong> the 12th st. lanes, took three points from Garrison's Jewelry Saturday night at Playland. ,Vlnce Banning and Mickey Ang led the attack for the Oroners and were followed closely by the following teammates: Johnny Miraglllo George Busch and Ed Homers. Scoring for Garrison's were Pang burn, 192; John McCalllon, 201, and Les Norbury, 205, Total pins 'or the Groners came to 2549, and for Garrison's, 2426. The Qroners were to meet Cape May this Thursday at Cape May. and will meet Paglingli's Vlneland Warriors on the home alleys at 9 p. m. Saturduy. Scrv-U-RHe Music Co.. <strong>of</strong> Wildwood, who use the 12th st. lanes a:, their home alleys, lost three points to a strong team, the Atlantic Sea Gulls. Saturday evening. The Sea Gulls are considered a dark horse in the South Jersey book. Last weeks prize winners Included Talmudge Johnson, who rolled 257- Johnny Miraglilo. 255; Paula Carroll, <strong>of</strong> Atlantic <strong>City</strong>; Jennie Lake, <strong>of</strong> Pleasantvllle, Al Mimcrief and others. Special mention was made <strong>of</strong> the excellent <strong>of</strong>ficiating <strong>of</strong> Lew Shiding und Bill Dlxon who hitve been serving as judges in compliance with it new South Jersey League rule that Judges must be used In all games to observe foul line regulations. Needs More Cash Rising Costs Up Price $200,000 Receipt <strong>of</strong> a $1200 gift to tbe Burdettc Tamlin Memorial Hospital building fund is announced by Raymond Errlckson, -treasurer <strong>of</strong> the Hospital Foundation. The contribution will provide a memorial In the >ltal for the late . hospli Mrs Laura Buzby Keene, <strong>of</strong> Tuckaloe It was given by her husband, Clarence A. Keene, and other heirs. Mrs Keene. who formerly was a nurse, died In December Subscriptions received since fundraising activity for the hospital was ttarted in June, 1946, now total $329,918, Mr Errlckson iold Virtually all payments on pledges lm\e been made when due. he revealed, with only seven per cent now delinquent Mr Errlckson called attention to he fact that building costs have increased substantially in the past 1 months and said that the $500,00 ulilch will be avalluble In Ocuibei 048, will be Insufficient to cove if cost <strong>of</strong> building and equlpplni he hospital While the executlv :ommittee <strong>of</strong> which he 1-s choir nan, has recommended that appll tlon be made for federal funds • added there is no assurance thai overnment money will be nJloentrr. «r the project Present indications,' he said are that »e will need about $200 JO more than v,e now hntr Homed <strong>of</strong> Mentally Deficient After hearing Dr. Walter Jacob, gcale to the borderline where it <strong>of</strong> ten **#v^* IITTII •iin in i TIHHTII unwlfi director <strong>of</strong> the Vlneland tralnln School, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> Klwanluu 1M week were convinced that tbe care <strong>of</strong> mentally deficient children Involves a whole lot more than Just them under guard and out <strong>of</strong> trouble. Dr. Jacob presented an Intensely Interesting picture <strong>of</strong> how the schoo operates and why Its research, prodings "; : thorative from coast to coast. ram into ment ridings which ills has developer are considered au Fist Fight Ends in Hospital Fisticuffs growing from an alter. ion in a North WUdwood taproom have reiulted in charges <strong>of</strong> assault and battery against Raymond sfstherstone, <strong>of</strong> WUdwood, brought Wildwood HoBman - ol Mo « n , Featherkone was admitted Monday to Atlantic <strong>City</strong> Hospital with lead and face injuries suffered durd and face . H<strong>of</strong>fman fli ilalnt taken before Henry C. Lapidus. ilice said, charges in Pollee Recorder Awarded $2,500 Damages in Accident A verdict <strong>of</strong> $3500 was awarded Monday to Alan I. Gould, 7, <strong>of</strong> Wildwood, son <strong>of</strong> Mr. and Mm Louis Qould, for injurtts received in an automobile acclaim In January, Announcement <strong>of</strong> an agreement between the complainant and de fendant.s was made while a Jury waJ being selected by Judge Anthony J. Oaflero at Court House. The jury approved the sum. The boy was hospitalized four weeks after having been struck by a car driven by Mrs. Marguerite Mqnughan, <strong>of</strong> Wildwood. who with her husband was the defendant. Frank J. Sannino IASBURYAVE.'I• Phone 0444 Plumbing HARRY DIBB mumo — mm York Ofl Bumen To* fWrnterAirConditionen SL «W»HIH mm Wi-W _ KM, Wtnt lH-M rau Beattng Bnnen O. Tmmsead «N iUbntfe An. Ph. *m-l -B m WwKr AT. Hf mmOr At. Willaid F, Stetser Plumbing - Heating IOBBI-0 MSI <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong>. N. J. Fred H. Manley - Heating Ou Htl a . tm. Wtnut HIM mi Sana 047 Asbuiy Avc. Tbl vsst3 C. Palermo PLUMBING HEATING JOBBING MM Louis Taccarino 616 West Avcnne rLUMBtNG - HEATING O, U. OIL BURNERS Ofl Imtn Cleaned, Serviced 6M APPUMMM ' CUSTOM MADE VENETIAN BLINDS and SERVICE WOOD REPAIRS FLEXALUM - TAPES STEEL CORDS GREENWOOD Telephone! <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> 1912-W He said the school, started in 1881 by a Methodist minister, is one o only four Institutions In the countrj <strong>of</strong> its size and kind. EVERY CASE MEANS TRACED! "E*ery case we handle meant tragedy In some family." lie said "Having a mentally deficient chile sometimes means the break-up <strong>of</strong> i family shortly after his birth Sometlmes the crisis reasserts itself yean later when that child, partly grown s around the home when a slstei is entertaining suitors "<strong>On</strong>e <strong>of</strong> the most tragic aspects ol the work for mentally deficient If that the lay newspapers and maga zincs <strong>of</strong>ten publish articles whlcl. give a distorted inaccurate or false feeling <strong>of</strong> hope to the thousands ol families which have deficient chl] dren NO CUBE POSSIBLE "<strong>On</strong>e article recently was headlined -Feeble Mlndedness Can Be Cured' After It came out, *e rccehed telephone calls from all parts <strong>of</strong> the country and had to sorrowfully tell these people that the article did not refer to the particular tvpe <strong>of</strong> case In which thev were Interested " He said the basically important thing at Vlneland is to properly classify the inmates according to difficult to determine whether, the child 1* a high grade feeble jnlnded case or a low grade normal person, he declared. AVERAGE ADULT, AGE IS He surprised his audience by remarking that even a normal average adult tests only about 15 on the standards used to examine the feeble minded, "This seems to Indicate that the drain stops growing at about that ige, and that everything after that Is gained by experience and a broadening <strong>of</strong> brain- capacity already atained," he said. Referring to the mongolold type <strong>of</strong> Idiot, he said this group Is entirely different from an ordinary feeble minded person, Including certain physical characteristics. Mongoloids average about 6 years mentally, are highly susceptible to disease, and rarely live beyond 20 years <strong>of</strong>-age. Dr. Jacobs said that medical science and research has never fully explained or diagnosed the mongolold type- Vlneland has a few inmates who are permanent residents, he said, because the insltution could not return them to their homes or find a suitable custodial Institution that fitted them. Normally, the Vlneland school discharges its patients between 16 and 20, the ages when maximum development can be attained. "Although development Is sometimes amazing, we actually do not develop their brains," he said. "All we do Is help them use more <strong>of</strong> what they have." try to de- Heleney is mental capacity, and to _ termini whether the defl. , „ nhtrited on due to a, brain injury at birth or afterward. , Until (he patlint Is properly elajsl. led and his background thoroughly taown, It is dlfrfeult to "know the proper training procedure or how much progress is likely to be made Olajslncatlons are under three >road groups, he said. They ire: diets, from zero to 4 years menality; imbecile, from 4 to8; moron, rom 8 to12. 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It H GSBMB'S UBS, S36-3B Anbury a,T, tf JlD BPBINOS, ctteits, rugs, bureaus, Uj&nprlBSi, top lean, almost avowthlB( to (uralsB eotui* <strong>of</strong> spartmeBt, Aatlqaes, chlno, (Un tni furniture. Buy ui Mil almost anything Tha Kiohang., (41 A.burr av, tf anta ¥OtJ WILL FIND the largest iloB_BI annual and porounlnl at Barrett's Alpine Oa>ren»~»teelnlaa yllla rd,, and Oman Helghta av.. Bom ers yolnt. Fhone 1111, « NEW vacuum cleaners by aeneral Blaotrlo, ISiil, ISI.II. |M,9S, Trafle your Bid trouBlasoiBI Cleaner tBfit Bsads flilBE, for a «MO price. B« Batter what III condition Is, L. H OgBleB's Sous, ile-ll AsBury ax, PaoBs 111) for salaMMLj, tf. BALE—Vacuum gleaners, new and rebuilt, nee demanatratlana, oash or time parmeBte, FMtsn'a, 11 Welt ay, Phon. IM4-B, tt LINCOLN Wai bad* polish, I0O pt, Reaterea your ear to new. KURTg FOBD DEALER. 1st and Atlantic •>, <strong>Ocean</strong> CUy, tf iAts—Frigldatre, medium aiie, vary goad coBditian, seiid buried maple table about t It. aad 1 banchaa. very good, Ths Eichonge, 641 Asbury ay. WABQBOBBa. plywood, nasenlte or red cedar, double dggr, oak frame, lock and key, very sturdy conntruoUgB, haa hat aha|(, p|,ao, |34,7I. p*.U, peiivared In <strong>Ocean</strong> Olty or Philadelphia. I> H, conlen'a aons, (31 Aaiury ay. fiigiie 1147, tf. BSD, spring and mattress complete, |l>,(0, any alia, wood finished metal Bed with double dock. $19.75: coll apring and Honorbllt lnnarspring mattren, speolally prleed, (5».S», daUvered, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> or Philadelphia, L. H, Cgnlen's Sens. 131 Asbury ay, Pligne »47. tf APARTMENT sin (10 Inth) quality gas ranges, 58-Inch and (0-Inch gas ramies, coal and gas oomblnatloBa, goal Mil electric combinations, In, stock far Immediate delivery In Philadelphia IT <strong>Ocean</strong> Olty, I* H, OaBlan's torn, 13! Aabury av. Phone 1J47. tf. WHT QO HDMB m OOTOBEB? Stay and enjoy the beat uignth <strong>of</strong> the year, <strong>Oct</strong>ebir is the heat month In the year te catch striped Bass, If you feel cool in ttie ngrnisga and even- Is!*, M PATTOK'B for a Florence •pace heater. They'll keep you warm, p.ttoo-n, it west w, Ph. siu-m, a WH? DON'T you tfado thess amooth tires for new Goadyaaraf All sizes— priced low, .Weakly terms if desired, KURTZ FOBD Dealer, Ut and AtlanUe »„ ©Man city, tf. A cordial Imitation la <strong>Ocean</strong> Olty Real, dents: Como In today and see our display <strong>of</strong> rugs and carpeting, lot 1X13 ruga. You're sura to find the par. fact rug for your living regm, bedrggm or dining room. Hill and Btalr carpeting, smith Bug Works, (IB w. Main St.. Mlllvlllo, N. J, Complete mi repair department. Phone Millvillo 10 tf SALB—Quaker oil-fired space heaters, new, JS8.6O. Other models available, Ooro.alre caa.flled thoroughly auto' matio heatera, will heat i-bedream upartment or house. <strong>On</strong> display at Jacob c, Schurro, fig Aaburjr Avenue. Phoc 1141, __^ « iALB—White kitchen eat, 4 ghalrj and white porcelain top table with ei tentloR wings. Good quality, sturdy and In fine condition This sot IH traded in on a new Baketlte naystrem sot. I. n. conlan's Sgna, lt(.|l Aibury av, Phane U47. tf For Sale LAD1E8: Comparo — Value, Quality, Price — VISIT IUKAL'B FAOTOIlY RETAIL BALIJBROOU. If you want ihbrt for y6ur .Money (n the newest EALl, and WINTEn COATS - SUITS . SHOW SU1TB—eites I to u, TLigua. uUa to choose from—IOSS Pure Virgin woolens—finest quality llniufcs, superb wc.rkjnau.hlc. IPBAL MANUFAOTUB- INO CORP, <strong>On</strong> the White Horn Pike. 11AUMONTON. Open dally I tg 1, Sunday ill!, 10-30 rodHBSTEIl. Automatlo shot gun, Eic.lltirt condition, |IO,00, 1135 West av, « GIItL'B Rollfaot Blcyele, |lii sunueam Ulimaater, fit: •inilo motal Bed, SI; gray kidskln coal, ulie is or M, |160. Call gomara Point (79 after - p. m, 10. J4 J.pleco mahogany ep ing room sot, m. Oall after 3 p, m, nish leather liv- H2 Wealey av, 10-H 600 aarden-growh. Htronir chrynuithsraum plunts. Blurt your uuriinnlal bed BOH, savo mgiioy aa oaeh pianl will (ivu Bvurayu <strong>of</strong> ali nuw onui neit spring, Lovoly colors, your cholco, Alan house planta from greeiihsuig. Urlvo In on Uattersea rd, between Buy aad Bimpagn rd. »-al XTSNilOSnaddoF in eicgllant cglidltloll, ill «,: al»g le.ft. fir Blank, Both feiusenable, Adarnti, ios gth st,, firat flBor, 1Mb SBOBBTABY de«k, s<strong>of</strong>a piece bBdrggm aulte, blvi bed and i. 8i AUanlie tf CbLBMAN oil heatgr, two gll stoves, wicker sol, «gfa and twg chair., baby', liieh shalr, 1SSS Central av., Saturday und Sunday only or phone phiia, ma ».»07i, _io-at BAB¥ eoaoh. Hey wood-WakefHid, In eicaiient ogndltlgn, $25. man's allwool overcoat, blue, new, slie 11-40, Cost $90, yours far fli, Adams, 608 Ith at,, flrat fieor. 10-il HALE—Electric refrinrater, rrlsldalre make, about 11 eu, ft, capacity, FoHSlain Interior, porcelain asd nickel if Ira aitml<strong>of</strong>, • pultable for Mitaurailt or •tore, We iecared this So* in a trade-ts OB G*B egylpmest, I*- K, OWln'l Ions, Ill-ll Aabllry av, . Phoae INT. U INHEBSPRIKQ BiKHfossos ; now all staal UBttH, Ola omitreiiiigii renovated, with workrBslislilp (niannlootl. 'New Living Boom suites made to orior. Old sot» reuphglstored aBil restylea. phona AtlaBllo <strong>City</strong> 4.JMS, A1K lor Mr. iiioiBas Coluik , . .a NEW KUUBEll MATB for alniost_ all BMkH <strong>of</strong> «an and trucks, |5,li, Kurn, lit «ad AHmtlo m,^ U BICTCLEB tar iale, tll.SO aa4 up, U. Annarelll ani Ion, 1M1 Astury ay. limaAtWWll mir, iwtlim Wmnitfl Mllonb Mat cover, for all makes ami dBBs ud.-eoscliei, $l< UO. BiPOrllT. itW.I*U*a. wW § gallon outfiide white maring paint for aeiuihflre u«g, |S a gullon, 1 Weit ,,, 19-34 C1NDBKB iynllable, $1,81 for a two, ton truuk Igad, State Oglgny, Woodbine, K. J. 10.i!4 HOME rraeisr. practieally flaw, i cu, ft,, used three months, for Haig reasonable; king Norge electric refrigerator In eicellent conditien, about e cu, ft., $7i,00, Adams. 608 sth it,, first flogr, ly-24 IDEAL Veeto space beater, burns ooal, made by American Hadiator ug, (SO, S2 w, nth at. FhaBB li«l-B, jq-ii OAK bod davenport for sale, flo.OO, |4I Third Bt, 10-24 WALNUT bedroom Hullo, good condl. tlOB, lias. Frlgldalre, JiSO; Maytag wa.ii.ur, flog, gall somers Point aio. 10^4 UAS riiiigo, gggd condition, c-fenm and Breon oglgr, iis, 4« Wuuiey av, I'luno ilia.It, 10^4 2500 ft, l-lngli rgUKh luniljor, fist for the loti reinforcing lrsii, 30-ft, lengthH, I^reti Riaeiti, 7th and Hayea av, VhoBO 1838. _ 10-24 LjAVENO.pad, Good condition, |20, S60 Sth at, 10-24 fiBBTAUBANT tabluH, If fsrinlcA top bggth type tablutj with pudeiital. Size JHx42, Aifpiy HaniE-Inn, 016 wealay av. Flipne 123s, * lihll VACIJUH CLEANBB BPBC1AL Blectroiux ,,,|i2.is oomp, with all attachments Hoover , .., , .|yiS,50 Premier ,,,..,,,,,, ,,p?,E0 All unconditionally guaranteed for <strong>On</strong>e Year Ocgaii tilty Hardware no, 720 Anbury av, Phong 2151 Automobiles For Sale SPORT" tMIi=E!!{j!lR!i standard- convertible phtislsn, ilggd ugndlllon, ml lea per gallon, Kew battery. New motor job, JieusoiHibie. BNU^", 507 ith at,,-second fisor,. Pnene 1712-J. 10-17 For Site I HAVE Chris Craft is 1 cruiser fgr aaie, aimOBt Bgw, put in water April, 1147, Finish Is perfect, Taia Boat la special. Haa aolid keel from stem tg stem. Hatch In fgre dock, S jife preservers, fire aitingulihers, egmpaaa and dock lines, Ghryalgr III h,p, ehfine. Very fast Will aagrlflce. Pnone 15tl-M, tf OUTSIDE boat storage, "yard completely enclosed. Limited amount Inside storage. Boat painting and repairing. Marine Hardware and Motors, Robert Weoler, jia Bay d v ^ i t TWO Ij.ft, feather edge in encellent condition. snaak B37 ri bgsea SNEAK bos for sale. Good condition. Apply 22 W, 14th at. Phone 1S59-R. Winter Rentals ROOMS, with or without hoard, ccstral av. WASH, gpmfdrlablee fi§» 1^ furnUhed rosma, avalliiBlo tor wintor tnentha, gpoGiai fates, oiom to churt'Iieg, buaei. ROOMS for rolit, QF double bgdH, If es 'tis ancfent Wo <strong>On</strong>ade av. draw- • Oeoree A, . ^_ m&s. m wttulit j» to' ,..._ to MpfwtrtWstateeffletala m plans for a new span. A ftw JW«, In•tooviW • Iwelllna from the Jormer wlldwo<strong>of</strong>T Javal Airport to T«wlsr av.', WUtfii death tor one ol ttel moveta ^ It was necessary to detour tbe death occurred when the auto <strong>of</strong> Charles Tatlow, <strong>of</strong> Mo Grande, tore through the mill <strong>of</strong> the Grassy Sound Bridje on the 'Worth Wildwood road. Traffic was iefeured at that ttme over the North ,Vlldwood Thoroughfare when the Up Grande av. bridge WM closed for repairs. Senator Redding reported that $1,000,000 was appropriated during the session <strong>of</strong> the Legislature for the new bridge. Avalon Bridge Said To Be Dangerous A comnlalnt to the freeholders by Mayor Hdith Oreenan, <strong>of</strong> Avalon, that the 24th st, bridge In that resort Is In dangerous condition has resulted hi a thorough Inspection by QOUftty JDngineer Walter Seppltf, wh@ mil make recOMBuindfttions to the freeholders November 5. Moils Close Following aft the closing times for outgoing malls at the <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> post<strong>of</strong>flce, dally except Sunday; 8:30 a. m,, 11:30 a, m,, 3 p. m., 8 p, BB, "unday, SiiO p. m. Male Help Wanted AirSQ,ha&¥ man wanted for body an fgadSF Work, (load pay, Idefil WQFH Jng egndJUena, Palmer ghevrQlet an _ FOglTlONS gpya far Hvo young Rica aa fiiperieBEg^ ssdtl difSpHnaors for the WiBtuf inaiithti; Hugh«§' UQPtFal pharmaey, K, m, edrnef sth it* asd Wesley av> tf MOV wanted fsr gBneraf dutlss. No spgr!qB€a rBquired, Qodd pay. 8^ day ws«k, Paimer's Gum^. lilt AHb ^ Q . V , 1 0 ^ 2 4 Female Help Wanted GENERAL glepirnl wgrk ftt <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> AliQiil! Mr, Fftseh, giSO. 10-3*1 APPLICATIONS are dsairsd for a IJOrmanuBt HteiiQErnphJg poaittgn with a ISCHJ financiai iBBtltyHoti, Ability to liLky dieiutien gsHSritiSi!, Ruply In Writ' ing only, eivtag iigts. esperloneSi if uny^ iin'd raforeacB la Quifliier, The National BiiDk ef Ocpaii <strong>City</strong>, OCQfiB <strong>City</strong>, Kgw Jew ay. iO^Sj Help Wanted FULMSEIl -niolu <strong>of</strong> female, one who Giin de reimiririg preferred. Par! lime, Appll 1 Mol'ii CleuiIllS ttBd Byo. Ing. for nallUb SB* •intart.ttdw. Ino. phoa* owl. •» «*D"*^=**W^ -&-M-— K~=._ =^^- , GABAOH for rent, 012 aentral ay, » * month to JUBa 1, Apply BIT Do lamey pL «•- ROOM for rent In private family, hot and cold running water, private entranoe, 811 Asbury av. Phone 0084. 10-34 Real Estate For Sale BALE—Oeneral store Including Ililurea, adjaceBt to ocean Oiiy, Long establlaned and a steady revenue pio- ,iucer for years, Good proposition far couple. Heated furnished apartment* Appl^jny teal estate agaat, tf stonr apt, house fully fumlohno\ good bui. location oB Asbury av, Prlco under value. Can purchan adjoining property fully furnished, _game owner. Apply ill Asbury av. Phone SMl-W J tt /«!» mm Mm i^jM^a»a by Tbe sentoel-li«dl*r August, 2». (rom Fttintlln O. Curtli, <strong>Ocean</strong> <strong>City</strong> summer reuineriftrom Baltlmon), the Delaware Autotoobile undAerqrmuUo AaaodaUwi.01 Wilmington. Del,. tia» BALE—'fwo-famlly houw, = bedrooms en each floor. Priced for quick sale, 110,509,00, shown by appointment. eiarkson: B, Thorp, 4gt We»18y av. 11-7 BAI.H—small cottafe, oirollent eondl- Fully iBsulatad, ean Bo heated. tlon, eiiliy iPBUiaiea, * Lot Ii0*l«0. $1,100 BhoWB By BPPOinlnieBt Thorp, 401 Wesley BY. unfurnished, Clarksoh a. .11-7 BALB^2-bedrooin bungalow, hot water heat, nrage, $i,600 unfurnlahed. Shown hy appolDtment, OIark»on I, ThorP, 401 Wesley iALB — s.hedroom eottafo turmshed. BjnelloBt loeatren, 17,000, Bhowfl hy jpolBtment, OtarkMB s. Thorp, 401 Wesley av, lO-»« SALB — S.bedreoln 'bungalow, seated., Kloely turnlalud, ilo.SOO. Shown Mr ' ' " ^— " Thorp, 401 appolntmeilt, giarkioB a. i 101 ATTRAdTIVE now Gape qoa .type eot^ tagei all electric Uitehen, Well-built, oa* be heated. Open fIFeplaee, 4 bed. roomi and two baths, Bouth Oeeaa <strong>City</strong> M2»0 unfurniiheil. Bee Marrt,BB Kealtors, Ith »ni OwaB av. Real Estate Wanted bearpdm Itpartrnent or cottage with '• iiutomatM hoat, ' Two adults ,«d baby. N» pots, . Ml ,We.Jey ay irst tleor. :_ '.I • •• ; i I *»•» Tamlllf J ii l . T ; fu*Bl WO Tamlllf JmjBe;; fu*Bl«B«i *l*» tan dotaiiB, location,' condition, rooms, II 1,noted- Will deal otilyl^wlth ownot, •I" 6101, •entlooPtediei., W-Sl "declared war" on an sllfeged "fining ndU'Vilir Brtm, ol wae% Mr. Ourt complaint*!. ; . .".••'. He said that 6«lsin poUce mam to be rounding up motdrfsts wholesale for lltUe or no lnlrnctlon <strong>of</strong> Its loqal, speed laws and fining them out <strong>of</strong> all proportion to tho <strong>of</strong>fense. The Automobile Association bus called the matter to the attention <strong>of</strong> Arthur W. Magee, New Jersey comrnlissloner <strong>of</strong> motor veWcles, with an urgent request that tit Investigate the situation. Create Bin) An area some has been provldei borough council some 1,000 rare that SMB. It WH I Wltrner Stone Club. OT OCEAN IlMut. IlMu. lit SeKrl lit lita)aa in aUult 1s* piutlouer iai: »o« «• «•• yen aw. Mf«Br,.«»_l»4 HIM OhsiJ- ' t NOTI^ is hsreby glvan Out tlw District rioardl <strong>of</strong> lleolion In anS for tn* Olty <strong>of</strong> Ossao Olty, County <strong>of</strong> Cap* May. Stita <strong>of</strong> N«w Janay •!« alt be. twaen ths aeun ef Mvaa o-rjloclt in th* BorniBC ana eight s'elegk in ths eves. l to Bit for the purpose <strong>of</strong> OENEBAt. ELBWIo for the clestlon <strong>of</strong> eaBAIUt OF CHOSEN FREEHOI-rjKRB fjUBOTI OF TOT PBAOB IN TMB FIRST WARD OHB JU1TIOE OF 'EBB PEACE IH THS BSOOND WAItU Also, to »ote for tho adopUon or feiectjon <strong>of</strong> OU followliUf «Baltloai "Bhall the Bute Employees' Retirement ByatPttt <strong>of</strong> New Jersey, provided for by enapter 14 and 11 <strong>of</strong> Title 41, <strong>of</strong> the RevUed, BtBtytefc with iHimdmanta, and" guppiementa be adoptea by the vote <strong>of</strong> the olty <strong>of</strong> <strong>Ocean</strong> Olty?" The election <strong>of</strong> rieen will eonduct said eieetisa In the following placei£ FIRST DIBTBIOT, Flrat Ward—Kuril's QaragB, 1st t»J Atlantic A«BUB, — •"-"• " ••' Point to (jjjstriot North North o( Recond Stroot) BEOOHD elSTRWT. Pifrt Wart—Offlca <strong>of</strong> Fred Wallace, in Aibury Ave, District South side <strong>of</strong> Second Bine! to North ildo <strong>of</strong> Fourth gtreet.) THIRD DIBTEIOT, First ward—Offlw <strong>of</strong> Paul Pllaggl. J18 Aabury Avenue, (Neit ie<strong>of</strong> to Fire House No, 1.) (District loot* 1148 <strong>of</strong> FoBrtli Btreol to North Ildo <strong>of</strong> Beventh mt t 'WBTRIOf. Krat Wir«_-0ffleo sf Lincoln Rllu - 311 Blgntn atreet. ,(Dlstrict Bqnth aide <strong>of</strong> Boventh itreat to North aid* <strong>of</strong> JTJliT^DiiTRIOT, Becond Ward—t <strong>of</strong> O. Hoadayaftiira, M* Aabury Ayanue. CSistrlct ieutli ilde <strong>of</strong> Elshth Btreet to North side <strong>of</strong> Tentn etreet.) _ SBOOND DliTRIOT, iocond TOU- Palmer 1 " Sarage, 1111 Ashury Avanue. (District south aide <strong>of</strong> Tenth itreet to North side <strong>of</strong> ThlrteuW THTBD DliTRIOT, iaconS Ward — Office <strong>of</strong> Haney Lloyd chattln, 1111 Asbury Avenue. (District South side <strong>of</strong> Thirteenth atreet to North •Ida.<strong>of</strong> Twentieth Btreet,) FOURTH 'BMTfUOT. Beeond Ward — Hra, Ida, B, Eyan, IIDI Osntral Avenue, (District isuth side <strong>of</strong> Twentieth atreet to Fifty-nlstn Strut.) The above dlstricta and polling places apply to both Primary and General Election days, REGINA B, RODOERB. Oily Clark 10.:4.!t.pf, $15,12 151/231 IN OMANOHBV OP NEW To BOOTH 0, FBANKLINi By virtue <strong>of</strong> an Order <strong>of</strong> the Court <strong>of</strong> Chancery ef New jersey, made on the SEth day <strong>of</strong> geptamber, 194?. In a certain cause wherein gvelyn M, Franklin Is petitioner and you are defendant, you are required to appear and plead, answer or demur to petltioner'a petition on or before the gsth day ef November, Wanted: listings Apartments, Rooming Uouse», Hotels, BDSIIICH <strong>of</strong> any type, Have buyers waiting! B. A- Strout, Agency Mwy Slwrey, Associate Petersburg, N- J. Phone Tnckahm n-l-ll or 73-R-2 •Hiollt or wrtte, wlU ta mts to FULLER BRUSHES! OCEAN 01TI Robert V, RttnMik : 13 W. Grottlana Av., BflBM Ft, , Phono e, P. M FULLER BRUSHES SomenFoInt — AUmllv CoWitj i,F.QrtOffl£ 14? Chatk. Ave, H Ip.10.4t.Bl, »I.60 NffriCB TO tnWT CM3BITOBB Eltnts <strong>of</strong> niHA BCHAFFEiR. P L JUHHL Purmiant to the order or IttVIHa FITCH, Surrogate <strong>of</strong> the County ot Oape May, made oil ths IHterotb day <strong>of</strong> <strong>Oct</strong>ober A. D, III), on the »I>P»lc»- tlaB <strong>of</strong> tha nMerisar, the sitcutor <strong>of</strong> said deceased, notice la hereby gfven to tho creditor, <strong>of</strong> BnldVoceaoed to eiftibit ti the subscriber under oatft, or Utlrmotlon their elalma and demWuH •faiut the eatate er aAjd deoused within ill months from tlw fiftotnth dar ot Ootohif A, O,IW. or they Wilt he forever barrad ol any antlon against the subscriber. Pater <strong>Oct</strong>ober lith, A. D, 19 . * / i •TS -s 4, %. 'it
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