CAFE MAY COUATY TIMES CuaaolMBtod with 8«& W* Ottf

PubUatMd Erur rrldjj by The CATE MAY COUNTY xAtEf

COMPANY

(IncorpoTeUd) Weet Jersey end Lydle Arenuee. See Ule City. N. J.

THE CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES

1921

We Announce—New on the Free* For the benefit of our many sub scriberr who appreciate a high class almanac and reference book, we are

nos^preiMiShig^to^piYrsent each sub 1 If Your Blood Is Rich and Red You scrtber with a Year Book with beaut*' Say ^pine".

WVL A. HAFFEHT.

Preeldent end General Menager. CRaB. OXX)NlfO»T Treeeurer. C F. RCHUCK. Secretary.

Philadelphia Office: 717 Mutual Life Building- A. F. Smith. Adrertleln*

KrpreeentaUre.

Buueerlptlon Price. $1-60 per year,

In Atlranee.

Adrertlalng Hales Furnished upon

Application.

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OCEAN VIEW. Mr. James Flrler paaeed awar °t* Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock The body was taken to Philadelphia fDr ln-

Entered in the Poet Office at See Isle City. N. J.. ea second-clast matter.

FLORIDA LETTER

(Continue 1 rrom page 1)

scrtber witn a tear uoua fully lithographed cover In colors, which will contain the following Infer nation applicable to this immediate V 'sSiSse Sunset. Moonrtso Moonsei. Tide Table for Sea Isle City and

Near-by Places.

Full particulars of ecllps's of Sun

and Moon In this gone. Morning and Evening Stars.

Beginning end ending of Seasons Cycles of time. Religious and Secu-

lar.

Jewish Holidays Prot-stant Church I»aysCatbolic Holy Days Legal Holidays In New Jersey and neighboring States Flag Day. Hallowe'en. St. \alen-

tlnes - Day.

Postal Regulations.

Business Laws interest Table.

Household Information Care of Horses. Hog- Sheep. Poul try. Automobiles, etc. Weights and Measures

Boy Scout Page

Doctor’s Page. hi has preached in 40 of the »• Baptist Preservation oi Fruits, newer*, etc .. C. M., . "II BjjB™ Cas In some of the Congregational and ^ ^ tha i we eapeet to have Presbyterian Chnrcbes. ,hem In the hands of our readers withE H O in a lew days. Next wee k we wUl tell p s.—The Ink was not dry you more about the Almanac and wl» Mrs. Ludlam came ni with the sorrow- Y OC should keep and value tne onlul tidings of Spider’s downfall. iXO u will lYcolve. A position was offered him in the The Cape May County Times. nre Department. The very night of _ his arrival, while practising on tne OENNI8VILLE. slide, he failed to land as Is his cus- Mr|| w,tm,p| Woolsor. entertained tom. ’ on his feet’’, falling in such a (h ; Ijld | p ,- AW meeilrg on Monday way a* to bn-ak one leg and dislocate lTell i nR the knee of the other. He is being MlM Lydia Hampton spent Wednescared for at his rooms. Mr U U Ar- >lBT with Mr . Eugene Springer, nett and Mr. Thos. Ludlam Jr., are J)r ORd en Gandy spent Wednesds doing what they can to cheer him in jn M i UvJ H e . bis misfortune Tbe fishermen have rt tumed home E H ° for the. winter, after finishing their

work at the beaches

(Ed. Nou*:—-This is the eecond of a MrB jncbel Gandy is spending the series of Florida letters to be publish XTiilter ln Eldora with her brother

ed during the winter season.) y,. , n d Mrs. Eugene Springer and

— family spent Sunday In Eldora. SOUTH DENNIS. Mrs. Bror.TJ and family spen Sun-

dav in Dividing Creek.

,«»1 ihe .«k.na "th h,.r .pent • mil, school OB rria.i "'™.™ , - M ?L, M StS3f'«a »» .o’felSS.S*"- I- PhlUBcIphU. J. A. Stackhouse was In town on BELLEPLAIN. Sa Mn. da 'K. Devlrt and Mrs. Hallowcll (Held Over f^ ^ ,,t *** k ,V f ,, J visited Cape May Court House on Sat Mr. and Mr* S. Y. ^■aonandllul unlay. grandson visited the latter* mother. Matthew Jefferson and son spen! Mrs J- !>• He** or ‘ . Sunday with his parents Mrs Asbury Bachelor spending a Mr. Geo. Gallagher and wife were fe'v days with re'atlvM of MUlvinc^ guests of Mr. anu Mrs. Janus Eldredge Mr and Mrs. Elbert E dridge an on Sunday. children spent Sunday with thelat Augustus and William Meerwald , P r’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. josepn spent Saturday ir. Philadelphia Mveon. ... „ n Mrs. C. F. Lea ulus visited her son Jr. Arno;- Gaunt! is visiting bis son | in Pblladalpldu last week George, of r villvllle Calvin Nickerson and family visited Rev Henry fe. Ottlngcr. of MlllnUe. relative* on Sunday. was a very 1 merestIng speaker In our Samuel Morton spent Saturday with church on Sunday evening, his slater* Mrs H. H. Layton la visiting her son Wallace Linderman visited Cape Hirschell. of Millville. . , May Cou* House on Wednesday. Mrs. R. B Hew attended the funeral Mias Joasa Herron is visiting Mrs. of her little nephew. Joseph Layton, or Smith Stiles Millville, on Tuesday. Miss Martha Meerwald attended * Mr and Mrs. Earl Mckerson spent Teachers meeting at Cape Mm court | the week-end w^ith the Utters parents. House on Saturday. ! Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Hes* J

ENTHUSIASM IS RED-BLOODED Try Pepto-Mangan If You Peel Weak

and Look Pale.

Sometimes you an- almost down and „ut You know you are not ready rick, but you have a petered-ooi f*-el-Ing. You eat little. You dr»g along In the morning you look at ; our face in the mirror You feel ye rs older when you see how pale and haggard

you are.

It t* your blood. It nerdt red corpuscles Instead of poking .long half sick, why don’t you try uk.ng 1’ejdoMangan. the blood tonic” t ha* just the ingredient* weak bh id needs. With red blood your energ and cn ihustasm return. You eat be ter You

tackle woik and achieve

Pepto-Mangat, l* widely an* heartily endorsed by physicians It Ir efrreiIie and easy to take It Is sok In both liquid and tabl-1 form Tb< nedtrlnal

properties are Identical.

Sold at any drug store. Ib t be eure .3 get the genuine Pepin-: tangmn— “Oode’s”. Ask for It by the . am. and

the fnU ustne. Gude t PeptoMangan." 1* on the package.

Advert Is ment.

Miss Anna Upperman has a new Ford. _ Mrs. Matilda Devaul cat an Ocean City visitor on Tuesday. Mrs. Aaron Delancey Is vpendtng sometime in Wildwood with her drughter. Mrs. Harry Blaikson Miss Alma Way Is spending sometime In Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs. Griffith Gandy spew Saturday In Ocean City. Miss Edyth Wills spent Friday In Atlantic City. _ Mr. Frank Gandy apent Saturday ‘n Ocesa City Mr and Mrs. Charles Robs have -tne to Philadelphia for the winter. Mrs James E Allen's mother is the guest of her daughter for a month’s vial* Mrs. Allen will leave shortly for a week's visit with her daughter In Philadelphia.

BATH ROBE SUIT CASE TRAVELING BAG UMBRELLA SWEATER KID GLOVES SCARF PIN NECK TIE SILK SHIRT

XmaTTxifts

TOMORROW ws shell Si“ UM hh**» erfghu MU •Hess. Ever- «UI suxi tbs last. amt has a rssrsstseS sslsr at haaftr .tsokU our nrVos. T '-- **—- ntmraarr of oar ean Ularaoarl hs. l-oo

; When the Bills Arrive

. the man with the Checking AcI count unquestionably has the . advantage. No opportunity lor loa*—no .uasing over exact change—no possibility of argument—no delay. Secure these advantages for ! yourself: pay bwl* in the future - in the titne-tried-and-tfqy way— ! the pay-by-check way. Call in and talk with our | officers.

Ocean City Title and Trust Co. OCEAN CITY, N. J. New Series ot Shares Now Onen S« Isle City B. 4 L Aisocu-itm

Here Are Gift Suggestions Sure to Please Him

UNDERWEAR LEATHER WALLET WATCH CHAIN LEATHER COAT NEW HAT PAJAMAS RAIN COAT SILK MUFFLER

SUSPENDERS LEATHER LEGGlNS CIGARETTE CASE AUTO GAUNTLETS CUFF LINKS TIE CLASP HANDKERCHIEFS FUR COLLAR SILK HOSF

JONES’ MEN’S SHOP 804-06 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J.

A PRESENT THAT PROMOTES GOOD HABITS An account with the Firal National Bank encourage* thrift and regular deposit* Juat the* right gift for your boy or girl. 3*i interest Paid on Savings Fund Account*.

2 per cent interest paid on Savings Fund Accounts FIRST NATIONAL BANK OCEAN CITY, N. J.

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THE ELECTRIC GOODYEAR WELT SHOE REPAIRING SYSTEM Work Done While You Wait GOOD SERVICE BEST MATERIALS We Give You a Quality Job Vincent Assaiante 15 Italia St.. Sea lele City

A Great Variety at Nearly Pre-war Prices All Goods Are Cheerfully Shown CLARENCE PFEIFFER General Merchandise SEA ISLE CITY. N. J.

PAINT DEVOE PAINT

To the rich man who is charitably inclined:

Endow your favorite college, hoapital. or charitable mstiiutlon if you will, but at the same time make sure that the greatest good la derived from the money you leave. A trust fund, with a competent trustee in charge, will u.ake your money last—will provide an endowment that will yield the utmost dollar of Income coupled with gaiety of principal In thle connection, let us mention the equipment and experience offered by our Trust Department—a department rompoied of many mindc skilled In the handling of estate* of all kind* Our complete and unequalled facilities lor the management of investments are especially called to your attenUon.

camdenv^MS^deposit & TRUST COMPANY 224 FEDERAL STREET, CAMDEN. N. J.

Deposit* $10,000 000

Trust Funds $15,000,000

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FIFTY WEEKLY PAYMENTS OF 50 Cents - - pays $ 25 plus interest $1 - - - - “ 50 “ $2 - - - - *• 100 “ €| On December 10, 1921, you will receive a check for the amount due you. ^ Come, join in with ycur friends and neighbors in this splendid plan to Save During the Year and awure youraell of ample fund, for next year’, holiday .hoppingNO KED tape no expense to join EVERYBODY WELCOME

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