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•Kyr Mn. Lathe* ttamtaoB. «S«ui?bter a»tl7. WMl Ml*2 Beetnoe Twtor i i ta Wllfiwrod oc TbamUr Kunell Hewitt au« Keymoed H»ul&b we*e MllMlle lisUora on Stt-

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terUliM eerenl ntetlvee end friend*

De*e Bntrtoken left for G

ton on Bandey when he will be ent* ployed In kin brother^ cnnce there. Mr*. Lake Ci«p end Mn. Worbery nude e bnoln— ti

Wildwood on Monday.

Mn. Acnee Meek te entertnlnlac

BSdwerd Pont to confined to On 1 wee with IIIucm et this wrlttnr he*, eiid Mn. John Bend* end children, of BeertUe. wen cnllen et tertoe Klee's on teadey. Little Pnddle Brodbeek to now able to be oat after betas eery skk a pest ten days. John Hancock spent the weekat Wildwood with bis daachtor. I

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Mn. Wesley Batss and broti >dward Joknsou. awttred to I ntaa on Bonday. . Mr. and Mn. Thwaeb Katse sa-

8«nda>. Mr. aud Mn. Kobar*. dark, of Ootti t How

r. of Sooth Searllle, were callerhere oa Friday. our pet cent. In tercet paid on Ubm accounts by the First National Bank, of Cape May Court flooe hdr.—Id-tt-c.

A One-lien Job Tm coins to kin you. honey. "Do yon want me to cry for hatpr' "No, thank yon. dear-M dont anad any!"

in the electric chair, had an attack of appendicitis sad was r

would like a IHtto eaTlsh ten meat an tbs ethtoJ aspect* of aarlac n maab HC* la order to kl'l him.

a ------ P.;_ . ;.,-l _£ Jupaiwia ng mncznu os Voocbipe Scaoot Remh-s Dr. A. B. Toerier. euperrisln* p

week at the Oautral School. The Board, after eerenl b

tt to reported that 8. Octobers a' former rrfactpai t the Woodl Hist School, now harms a Uw ol is Phlladetahla. will resnsee recant pssltloe. bat so fa.- as ynt the Board has not condnasd any am Mr. Goldbcrs x.as nrlnclpnl of the WooftBne HUh Bcboo. Is ?.«*#. He to s graduate of the anlrenlty of

He to very much Interested In church work, and will enter that Seu Philadelphia. He has heen with the Woodbine schools for two years. During hie stay hue be coached the winning debating team and helped to Nnee. of OoUtnsewood. are rlritors, make the whools a eoccees. He Is bma with their mother and s*stera.| known thr our bout the entL-e County Mn. WUItom Tbiys*. and Mn. How-j M ^ m rtoltod many of the act *

A new Baby means a new WILL!

That little cherub who recently joined your family circle may he the fanocost oaiue of hardship far one of your heirs—if your Will doee not contain a danse providing fog unborn children. Whyt Because the law of the State rceognixes a child’s right to inherit He is, thenfm, unless there is a provision to the contrary, entitled to lec-fve his fall share as though no Will had been drawn. A new baby actnally means a new Will (unless sires ’y provided for in the old mil). This is oexy owe example to show men why they should bring their Wills up to date evmy few years. We advise you to take year Win to your attorney at year earliest ooavenienca. He will te!l yea whether this ieitrninwnt is effective under today’s ■—ditimw

Our boeklet—WILLS and the i faD digest ef the laws affecT

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Cpwsl/ear~ lOOONevTelejjAonesFvcryMonth

South Jersey is asking for more tdepbemen—a thousand a month this year. And there will be no let-up in the rtammwi for during the next five years we figure that we win be called on to install 50,000 new telephones. We’re in the telephone business to supply telephone* when they are needed and where they are needed. Installing the telephone, however, is the smallest part of the job. For every new telephone line must have two wires to the central office and space on the switchboard. And new telephones mean larger wwitchboards and larger central office buildings. We are spending $400,000 every month this year for new equipment and new buildings to care for these new telephones. But every added telephone means more power to your telephone. THE DELAWARE & ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE COMPANY