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a«d MW will maL. _ talr hay era*, or Mt on th« around ow winter will maka a wonderful •oil. improving crop for early poUtow planted the Mat spring. Chartea Rlee. of Swain. >n. who «*rtod out a demonatratlr i on the rain* of wwfwa. noyhwjm. pigeon »Ma and velvet tor early potato*. la pleased with the part played by those aaomer soil Improver*. It la not ao much the kind that count* aa It 1a making euro that them ta a lagtgne to plow

weighed orer a pound apiece and will be placed on exhibit at the County Fair. It ta yet time to plant oowpeaa. You had better think of the morrow and take this means of growing finer cobbler* next year. Rich soil does Mt grow more potatoes but rather ie same number on fewer acres. J. Alfred Reeves, of Tuckahoe, stated yesterday that last year he sowed Sudan grass after early potamade two cuttings of waist-high hay. He ta planting Sudan grass again this year. Bend of AgricuKarc Anticipate Kg Pair The Executive Committee of the Board of Agriculture was repree ed by Joseph Camp. L A. Powell and D. C. Tudor, last Saturday at the Fair grounds. The IMS County Fair, to be held on September 7. > and 9. was diseased with the view to making this year’s Fair one to be proud ot Special emphasis was directed toward improving the bee#

0 OF CHOMN FRKCHOLOKRS COUNTY OF CAPE MAY NEW JERSEY NOTICE TO CONTRACTORf HBP lectaved e»d am ‘ KiMbotoereS ^ to the Omrt Houw,^ J&cZxk “'nT' r the ftfiowtng: <y a Md'or^a™ gen* r-issrv'vzr of rood faith: also by certificate Jretv Company, aatlsfactory to the

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that agricultural exhibit* are as prominent along the Midway a* other exhibit* and attraction*, and repairing the platform la front of the grand stand, ao that free acts can be given between the Intervals of home racing. Great hope ta being placed In the various commltteu already appointed and thoee yet to be Appointed. Each committee has certain dutle* to perform and already considerable work has been done The Poultry Committee, composed of John N. Reeve. D. a Tudor. A. B. 'Faure, Miss Wllhelmtna Powell. Harry W. Law and Joeeph H. Cohen, held a meeting in the office of Para Demonstration Friday. July 14. and arranged the premium list for the Poultry Show. The fruit, vegetable. athletic, dairy, field

teas will soon come together, each to put forth its best effort In making the MM Fair the most enjoyable end beet ever held In Cape Hay County. Winter Cover Crap Seed is tested

COHDEKED WEE£L? MARKET LETTER Jnly 18, 1M8 EGGS New York market for week ending July 18: The market for fancy white eggs has been about steady with a little better clsaianee of fine stock reported. Ordinary offerings show, a wide range in quality and market easy. N. J. Hennery whltee extra fey. candled selection, 4Sc dot. Nearby Hennery whltee extra, M41c doz. Nearby Hennery brown*, 33-38e LIVE AHD DRESSED POULTRY N. Y. market for week ending July IB: The supply of express broil* rs was generally heavy end price tendencies have been down' ward. Fowl In light supply, but market slow and lower. Live fowl. 2 5-2 Be. White broilers. 25-S0c. Drees*-* ^roller*, dry pekd. 1-2 Ibe..

40c.

Colored fey. broilers, SS-SSc. Roosters. 15c. Dressed fowl, dry pekd. 27-32c. MBCELLAHEOUS FRUITS AMD VEGETABLES N Y. market for week ending July 18: Fancy tomatoes were In strong demand early In the week and prices advanced steadily, but on Tuesday prices dropped sharply under Increased offerings. Liberal shipments of potato* from Virginia U>,ret her with increased arrivals from nearby points caused s weak and declining market. Applm very dull on small and poor stock, byt fancy large had a limited movement. 1 pen were freely offered, cabbage dull, onion* generally slow and sweet corn averaged a little lower. NEW YORK MARKET: Apple*: Duchess. Red Astrachaas. No. 1. 75l.SS, flew 1.10. poorer 2E-60e 1.7B-J.OO 5-BOc qt.; String Bean*. b*t mostly 1.00-1.2B, fowl.50 bo. hpr.: Lima Beans. 2.60S.M bu. hpr.; Beets. 86-76C bu. hpr.: Cabbage. 76-1.26 bbL; Egg plant, 2.00-2.25 at.; Yellow onions. 1.001.B6. few 1.86 bn. hpr.: Ptekl*. 76I. 26 bu. hpr.; Sweet eon*. 2.00-2.26 per 100 ears; Tomatoes, fey., 1.60i. few 2.25 per 20-qt. crt.: fey., 2.50-6.00 per 30-qt. crt.; Potatoes. N. J. No. 1, b*t. L C.. 1.60-1.76 per 160 Philadelphia market for week ending July 18: The market has beep overloaded with apples, especially email stock and windfalls. Tomato* sold well early In the week, but Luppllee increased materially and pric* dropped to about one-half their former level. Potato* slow. Cucumbers were In poor demand at lower prices. String beans slow. Sweet corn, lima beans and onions

aler.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET: Apple*. Starrs, beet. 58-76c 5-8 baa; Transparents, 25-E0c, few 60c 5-8 baa; Peach*. Greenaboroe, 40-00c 6-8 bas.; Blackberries, 14-18c qt.; Huckleberri*. 15-Mc qt.; String beans, green. 25-60c 5-8 baa; wax. 40-60C, few 76c 6-8 baa; Beets. 1l%e bch.; Cabbage, 10-16c 6-8 bas.; Carrots. l-3e bch.; Yellow onions.

80-76c. few 80c 6-8 bas.; Pep 60-76c, fsw 80c 6-8 baa; Picklw. 256bJ mostly 86c 6-8 bna; N. J. Potatoes, E0-66c 6-8 baa; Sweet corn, white. 45-80c. sugar corn. 75-1.25 6-8 baa; Tomato*. 75-1.76, 2.00, Second Early. 1.50-2.25 6-8 baa

DANGER TO JgRfiEVS SHORE All JeraeynMe have ■hould hare. In Congre**in*n Appleby - * Induce President Harding call a conference of maritime nation* went the pollution of Atlantic 4)11 sludge from passing rwel*. the Paaaaic (N. J.) Dally Herald. Thou*- .nd* of people Clifton. Garfield and the suburb* spend of the summer 'of their somewhere along the Jersey shore, from ~ ‘ ‘ “ipe May. Whether to the sun. attracted by the water. Oil-soaked beaches bring no That 1* why the Asbury Park an’* efforts to prevent further pollution I the Jersey coast are of vital taxable realty -a Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and Atlantic City. But bungalow colonies would be If the

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THE PRIHCIFAL MEDIUM OF FAYMER b by Cheek, and Fndent an They Whc Use it in the Settlement of all Bills—Thus Affording Safety, Convenience find

Your Checking Account is Invited With the Asrannoe of Good Service.

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As the season approach* for seedlag winter vetch and crimson clover, the price Start* to c^mb. Vetch started at Me. crimson clover at 10c. and both have raised to 16c per vbolraale Even with this price e seeding of 12 pounds of vetch sad 8 pounds of crimson an acre will cost only 88.00 and should next spring furnish enough organic matter to be equal to 7 or 8 tone of nanure. Bine* the crltu»n clover ‘faas” cannot point to advantage In lower eort of ee*d many will am s straight seeding of hairy retch Instead of the mixture tor sowing In corn end other crops. The Secretary of the Cooperative AaeocUtion booking orderr now. Better or-

Tockahoe Orange

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n hr its .„u~.uTni.rrr™ Master W. L. York*. Tuckahoe y Ford. Mr. Pcrd is *1*0 pt»J>- Grange, which has been standing *—isfar* from sr.y ot hi. itU , for •omc that, is taking on a

n ew lease of life. Last Friday night thirteen members wers taken and othera are waking known their de-

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Well Equipped For Your Banktaig Needs We Would be Pleased to have Yon Come in. Let U» Show You Our Facilities and Explain How Well Equipped We Are to Serve Yonr Ranking Heeds. Accounts Subject to Check Are Invited.

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

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SCHOOL. /Business Administration Liam to do one thing well

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•aswsr for the damage he and other* have wrought unconsciously. The mnedy 11* to persuading natloc* whose ships ply our water* to order their merchant marine* to deslat from the practice of dumping oil sludge to the vicinity of our coast. Congressman Appleby ought to have ■ore than good wishes to his undertaki* He ought to have the moral backing of every chamber of commerce to New Jersey and of as many municipalitle* as can

LATE ROTATO PLANTING DATES WILL SOON BE HERE Since late potato planting, both for seed ard for cash crop*, will soon be here. It might be well to think of what kind of seed you have, and how you expect to meet the seed situation for another year. Seed potato growers to Salem and Cumberland counties i the potato diseases "Mosaic' roll" are groat croc reducer* and also »h-t the presence of these very hard for the average layman Consequently, they are coming > and more to the certified

will have good a year. Spaulding Rose potatoes are good staler* ta Cape May County and should be Included In the list of potato* when ordering Cobblers. .The rules of certification will become more strict this fall and If the seed potato grower car* to get to the certification list It behooves him to get the best ssefi possible to start with. Mosaic” and "leaf roU” are playing :h havoc In other parts of Jersey that the Board of Agriculture think*, perhaps ever diminishing yield of red sung it com* from the sauw trouble. Oonasquently. County Agricultural Age* Stackhouse has been requested to put * demonstrations this ysar with certifies red skin I dltlon.

An eastern college graduate applied for ork to a Michigan lumber camp and wag ■signed to one end cf a cross-saw, the other end being to charge of an old and ■erlencod lumberman. At the end ot hour the veteran stopt sawing and regarded his weary partner with pltylag —ea •Sonny.” he said. *T don’t mind your riding on this saw. but If It's Just the same to you. I wish you’d quit scraping your feet on the ground."—The Fore-

Our Advertisement Is Alive! Today As Usual Brimful With Monty-Saving PossMttks We call your espedsl attention to onr all-week speeul «a “Aeoo” Maine C-cm, Quality Tomatoes, Cakes, Son-Maid Seeded *■«**-« Marway Macitctel, Tomato Puree. TET, COST OF UVIHG IS T.RfiR ffl AH AMKRKAM STORE

Landis Avenue and Italia Street • Sea Isle City. N. J.

REGULAR 15c CAH “Asco” Maine Corn 12^c I The very choicest Maine Corn, packed with all it* natural flavor.

Quality Always the Same Coffee n> 29c k treat awaits you It you have never used "Auto" coffee. We guarantee It to je the best cup you ever drank, and It not all we claim tor It, we win gladly refund the full price paid.

Evaporated Milk tall can fc,

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Quality Tomatoes 12^c Your opportunity to save more mocey.

Corn can be

Blue Rote Bice n> r** 9c

Tender Peas e*n 1%C

Tomato Puree can fc

Better Bread for Leas Me—y VICTOR BREAD •-*> 6c Thee* big. wholesome I oar* are sold only In on. Storee.

REGULAR 5c BABY

Norway Mackerel " • 3 10c 7-nder. tat, white mackerel. It will pay you to buy a tub for | 84.00. This price ta very special.

Direct Importations From the Finest Tea Gardens of the World Teas 12C V41bpkf28c;Ibpkc«c No matter wbetner you serve our teas hot or iced you'll find them equally eattafylng.

Franco-American Tomato Soap 5c A bargain you ahoold not mlaa.

H. B. C. Cheese I Vanilla Tid Bits Bars » 28c | 23c

REGULAR 20c PACKAGE Son-Maid Seeded Raisins -“15c Big- luscious raisin* with seeds removed. Delightful etewed and served es a fruit for breakfast.

More Big Value* “Aaco” Cracker Dust P** 10c “Asco" Bread Crumbs... .P** 10c “Asco" White Dis. Vinegar bot 12c “Asco” Baking Powder , ft can 17 C Best Pink Salmon 12c Alaska Red Salmon 25c Talcum Powder can 10c Pure Witch Haael i5c

Rich Creamy Cheese u. 25c Our stores are headquarters for the finest quality wholemllk cheese. “Asco” Prepared Mustard Jar 19c

“Asco” Com Flakes 6 C Big. crisp flakes. You'll like these better than any you ever tasted.

Gold Seal FLOUR Z? 55c j You can’t buy better flour, so j why psy more?

'•AscoSliced B&cen PkR 18c

lee Cream Salt big bag 15c

California Buneweet Prunes ft 12V # c

Quality Chocolates ft box 49c