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Bayside City f Notes SOMERS POINT EVENTS By R. VAN STOKER. Fraternal Social Church t MISS HELEN BURCH •! HONORED BY FRIENDS Celebrate Her Sixteenth Birthday Anniversary With Party at > Her Home. Mi$s Helen Burch was given a | surprise Thursday afternoon, when • friends gathered at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Burch, in honor of her sixteenth I birthday, She was spending the Easter holidays from Trinity ' College, Washington. . A large birthday cake was on the table with sixteen lighted candles. A musical program concluded the entertainment. ; Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. . James Balzer, Miss Anna i;. Bevan, Miss Margaret Sinclair, Miss Hoida Andrews, Miss Mary Conover, Miss Dot Kean, of Phila f delphia; Miss Adelaide Hughes, Miss,. Agnes Conover, Miss Sarah Fraser, of Ventnor; Miss Mary Hill, Miss Mary Burch, and Miss Margaret Steelman, of Somers Point WC PERSONALS . Mfi and Mrs. Vernon Snyder and children, and Mrs. Claude Summers, ol Franklinville, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Saar. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Collins left for California Saturday where they expected to remain until the first of June. Their daughter, Mrs. Mabel Wright, accompanied them. Mi*, and Mrs. George Smith, of Philadelphia, were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jordan over Easter. Mil and Mrs. John Brower expect to arrive home from Havana about May 1 and open their cottage for the season. John McMahon, John Mosser and Edward Kerb, who spent the Easter holidays at the Angler’s club, have returned to their homes in ^Philadelphia. Br. and Mrs. G. Gray and Mrs. J. Ifarold and son, of Philadelphia, are spending ten days at Larry's Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. James Shea left Saturday morning for Virginia by motor and expect to spend several weeks with Mrs. JameB Armstrong. Mrs. Harry Miller, who was taken sick while visiting her mother, Mrs. Harry Jordon, has returned to her home in Atlantic City. Ur. and Mrs. Ottman Frey spent Easter with relatives at Newark, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Champ ion have left for California. M. B. Clark has returned from Florida and will open his place of business on Bay avenue for the coming season. Mrs. William Tomlin and children, of Cologne, were guests of Elias Mason, Sunday. STOP And See Us at 11 NORTH VIRGINIA AVL (Just Around the Corner) BITTEN PEANUTS TEA, COFFEE Atlantic City, N. J_ RUSH a; STEELM AN ^ Don’t neglect those brakes.! H^ave them inspected today J %£TenMANS PHONE ssojj , The fellow who neg lects, every once in a while, is flirting with a possibility of a serious accident. Take our auto advice and drive up to this friendly shop. ' “Steelman's is always a good auto suggestion.” WE DO TOWING ; • r .' -k k.. FIREMEN FIGHT BLAZING AUTO Catches Fire on Mays Land ing Road Near Patcong Creek While an putomobile party con sisting of four ladies and a gentle man from Longport were return ing home from Mays landing Sun day evening their car caught fire, when flames from the alcohol tank shot high in the air, almost causing injury to the occupants be fore they could escape. Both volunteer fire companies responded and extinguished the blaze, after $150. damage was done. Another car was sent from Long port and towed the burned car home. It was a Stanley steamer. It happened this side of Patcong Creek. I -<$<5> Miss Margaret Williams, a teacher in the public school, spent the Easter holidays at her home in Wilks-Barre. Mr. and Mrs. George De Phiney, of Philadelphia, are now occupying their cottage for the season. FILL IN MEADOWS Workmen Busy on Del-Rey Tract— Pile Driving Machine Arrives The Del-Rey company is having the low ground and meadow land filled in on their property, located! on the lower side of the bridge! along Patcong Creek. Two pile driving machines are working on the upper side of the Mays Landing road, preparatory to having it pumped in on the other side. ANNOUNCES REHEARSALS Mrs. Ella Hart leader of the Junior Red Cross Society an nounces that it will continue re hearsing its Dutch and Chinese dances for their coming entertain ment, the second week in May, at the next meeting, Saturday, April 30. Because of Holy week there were no rehearsals last week. Mrs. Charles Kinkier, of Phila delphia, was entertained Sunday by Mrs. John Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. James Ogden left by motor Thursday to spend- sev eral weeks in California. Mr. and Mrs. George Getz, of' Philadelphia, spent Sunday in their bungalow at the Point. Sirs. Henry Gans, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend with her daugh ter, Mrs. Irene Saswell. MAYS LANDING. - The Mays Landing Presbyterian Church was the scene of a pretty wedding Easter Sunday, when Miss Vera Ingersoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ingersoll, became the bride of Hermit Breder, of Egg Harbor. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. William A. Thomas, pastor of the church. After the wedding trip, the bride and groom will make their home in Egg Har bor City. -- Mr. and Mrs. Seeley and Mrs. Irene Smith were in Atlantic City Sunday. -®;— Mrs. Hilda Ackley visited her mother, Mrs. William Morley, of Northfield, Saturday. Established 189* FREUND BROS. OPTICIANS Cor. Presbyterian & Pacific (Next to Post Office) Look for the Clock THE ONLY PRACTICAL and FULLY EQUIPPED OPTICAL WORKSHOP IN ATLANTIC CITY. Kodaks and 8uppllea Developing and Printing Slip Covers! Slip Covers! SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK Superior Quality Cretonne $ Covers as Low as ...... 19 95 EXTRA SPECIAL! Regular $1.25 Grade Belgium Linen, 50 inches wide—Complete Covers for Three-Piece $'ll?.00 Set About . J D Cutting and Fitting Done by Expert Union Upholsterer, Which Assures You of a Per fect Job. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER. One Window Draped FREE Or Fancy Pillow FREE With Every Order. -- /ZeFWxl Estimates and Hints, on Interior Decorating Free. Interior Decorator Will Call with Samples. Walter Salmon & Sons Co. Interior Decorators and General Decorative Upholstery First and Mt. Vernon Avenues B Phone Pleasantville 1440 Northfield, N. J. s Where children are well-cared-for, Bond Bread f is usually chosen Know all men by these Presents that GENERAL BAKING COMPANY Is held and firmly bound^unto the Purchaser of this TRAOl MASK PtO .U 5 RAT 0*T. and hereby warrants that the loaf of Bread contained within this Germ-Proof and Dust-Proof Wrapper is made from the following Pure Food Materials, and no other ingredients of any kind Best Wheat Flour. Compressed Yeast and Malt, Filtered Water, Best Fine Salt, Pure Shortening, Granulated Sugar and Condensed Milk A BOND OF QUALITY—Every loaf of Bond Bread carries on its wrapper the Bond shown above. It is a guarantee of the finest and purest ingredients, so that you may be sure k is made of nothing but the best materials such as you, or anyone else, could buy. From this Bond, Bond Bread gets its name. GENERAL BAKING COMPANY Hie General Baking Company hereby guarantees that the purchaser or this loaf will like Ifamd Drear) TSAOC MASK NCOsO S. MfeOTfc letter than any other bread, except the best home* made, or you may have your money back—every cent. No red tape. You don't even have to bother vour grocer. Just write General Baking Company, 10th and Reed Street*, Philadelphia, or phone Oregon 015$ (Bell System) or Main 2547 (Keystone). GENERAL BAKING COMPANY A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE—This guar antee it your assurance that you will prefer the home-like flavor of Bond Bread to that of any % bread on the market—or your money back. HERE YOU FIND rosy, happy ▼ ▼ youngsters, you usually find a Mother who gives as much thought to her home as her hus band gives to his work. And in such homes you usually find that Bond Bread is the daily choice. Many of these careful Mothers have been won over from home baking. The women who know how to cook best are usually the ones who insist on Bond Bread and will take no other. A million of such housewives choose Bond Bread every day. They know that its ingredients are as pure as any in their own kitchens. They know that Bond Bread’s flavor appeals to their children and their grown-ups as only home-like bread can appeal. If you do not serve Bond Bread on your table every day, won’t you please test the truth of these state* ments at our risk f Buy a loaf today under the twofold protec tion of the regular bond of quality, plus our new guarantee that you will like Bond Bread better than any loaf you ever ate—ex cept the best home-made —or you get your money back—every cent. Housewives who care usually choose MA?E__A_S-_i3»040.Houbewives Showed the General Baking Company I .. .. v ■, . r / i :■ l. 'r--i i ■ w’ iris. J ...rs I 1 .w, ii-i ■ \ \ fei H . if .... , . .' • di i ■> V hA WHEN VISITING THE COUNTY SEAT Be Sure And BUY YOUR EATS At Hickmans ! The Court Restaurant 1 Miss Eunice Hickman, Prop. ! Opp. County Bldgs, in P. O. Bldg. YourEyes Are Human If you tire and strain them, ino* will tire and strain you. Seventy per cent, of ua have defective eyes and don’t KNOW it! MORAL: Have your eyea ex amined and KNOW! L. W. BETTS & SONS OPTOMETRISTS OPTICIANS 1708 Atlantic Ave. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. PACKMAN BROS. WHOLESALE GROCERS BUTTER, EGGS and CHEESE 126 NORTH MISSISSIPPI AVENUE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. .EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS FOR. del Monte SILVER LAKE BLUE LABEL BEST FOOD PRODUCTS THE BR1LLAT LINE CARNATION MILK DERBY MEATS ‘ SKIPPER SARDINES LIPTON TEA BAOS AND COFFEE WHOLESALE ONLY £»x»3xsns3a3K3X£0XH»as3X3eas]«X8S3XiapxK3»s(n3a3xi Phone Marine 3555 MATTRESS EXPERTS THE BENSON BEDDING CO. We Have BEDS—BEDDING RUGS — FLOOR COVERINGS AND FURNITURE. 1924 ATLANTIC AVENUE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. FREE DELIVERY. ' PROMPT SERVICE. CLARK ADAMS Electrical Contractor 926 NORTH MAIN STREET ! Pleasantville, N. J. For LAMPS, SUPPLIES, SERVICz PHONE 744 i __ • Here are the1 Brooders that will Save Your Baby. Chicks jv^ ^ A quarter-million' poultry-raisers know this is true. For twelve years Buckeye Colony Brooders have proved their ability to Buckeye coal-burning brooders «oioc every raisaoie i chick. ». They have' proved their ability, to prevent the losses iTlon wL‘fhf chillin8’ crowding,~and overheating, than - t*? ra*8?t more chicks oul of every brood from befo,r.e: ,f you want to make more money show von nf°U tty’ conl? *? OUT st°re and let us snow you thesejamous Buckeye Brooders. -mu. »-JLJrUOaerS. Theifhohf ™ Coal-Burning Brooder has larger stoves. I hey hold more coal. They give more #ieaf. They bum soft uJ 1 h,eY 8ive “lore heat. They &RefvoW?!«rHard C°vl !onger °ne deling. J* VU18 Hover ^eliminates raising the hover , Buckeye' < oil-burning _brooders„ or disturbing the chicks. The Buckeye Oil-Burning Brooder.is the most effi ' cient oil-burning brooder ever k It is simple, safe and reliable. ” ' 4 Be sure to visit oar store and these wonderful brooders. We are always glad to talk to you about your ooultrv oroblems. McKee City Fanners Exchange McKEE city. n. J