_ » May County t Company, of Cape who, with Mn.

othar dty in the wotM, and 1 Jadn it to ba traa by Uta appaarmae tha many baanUtnl home*, here. The flnt thing about Southern California le Ita climate. The daya are warm with the bright sunshine, and *oL We hare slept

I to Atlantic City rm

February tSnd 1 MAT COUNTY r and was■

tuber. It re-

i that I promised to r days before leering fe May Court Hour; on

kora The heat la nerer oppreas and the cold ie not unoomfortabie. Th* orange grorea are ray beantlfri now. Some rt the tram are of the ripe, yellow fruit and some in full bloom, and the eoent of the some ie delieioue; but. after all. n't think they are any more beau tifcl. or sweeter than Doe. Wey*e apple and peeeh orchard- in May.

Philip Cavalier, of PleaaaatrtUe. called on friends here Sunday.

FranklinTilJe, spat tl ith Thomas BaU'nger and family. Norman Fanllin. of MlU.'llle. wi

► stop at the Oread

jk Ohio, who had a eom-

l always her*, the

we shall nerer of seeing them

I wonderfully efficient

t, and the new and

T made our trip moet 'i I had the power j the Orand Canyon, ^ oee its rich coloring*, 1 grandeur, but I can

I hare read and

which was being caught or the deeert

nd storm. We wore on i Lone Pine Canyon, when we were In the midst of fly

eand and dust, so th.ck we could scarcely see oflr way, but owing to the skillful driving of Chari It Kates, a former Cape May County boy, we came through all right, while many drire-s were bewildered and drove their can off the road. On this trip, in about an Lout’s drive we left the

in the

iow on top of the mountain*. 7.000

et hi*

One more trip up the coast to Santa Barbara and we wll! be turning our thoughts tc old r May and tbe home folks, and the eight of than will be mighty good for our langiag

ptiwn of the reality, r first sight of CallI out of our wfnid were much die1 and la •'a. spa red y twood. cactus and 1 cf the beautiful

e brought water a

1 the s:ghta worth t m vary busy, lor

Fom Can a» Bandit Qnaen Armored Ford ears aa bandit ekaaera are the Uteat police tmoratioa. General Smedley D. Bui -r. Pfcn.delpbla's dynamic oomsiudonf public safety. U the man wl o intro-

duced than.

Before he took office a few weeks back, the Philadelphia city council Totod General BqUer *6.000 with which to rare base an automobile for

The M. *. Mites Society win •Wfier at the Palermo Hall os March Itth. Mi* Mary Blekard. of Tnekanoe, * few days this week w**h her

iter here.

A. B. Smith and eon motored to

Millville os Tuesday.

The Alpha Club bdd.their monthly meeting at the home of Baymond

“ised.

Mrs. Luella Young la u Indefinite stay in Ocean City. iber of tbe ladles of this place met at Mrs. Aaa Madera's on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clarence Smith called on Mrs. K. F. Smith one day last weak. Tbe Baptist Church will hold i cream and cake sale on Ma lltk. at the D Seeley's Point Port of Scullrt 11 c,

*Uh hatha. There's a real way to

when arJesmen for bigh-priced

care appecred and tried to interest him he made It plain that tie intended to spend the mo «y in purchasing small, light care for nse as besdit

chaser* by the police department. The Ford runabout was his chctcc

and It wasn't Irng before an enter-

prising Ford calosm&n had a c ready for the General ■ Inepec.lon. No» the Philadelphia police hr.ve

six of these am-ored Ford cars and

Oasoal Butier-s plan this nua

over tnc noraer. ba- wlU abortir be augmented until

e on at the time j there win

slag wide open.

I worth eeetag. We I trip down on New

1 it quite lively

i little i sight than I have

Many of them, e there out of mere t of them going the t all we cared to i Diego Mctica we

' capped peaks of tea

. and through ge and walnut tat one night in Lo-

la

The entire shell of the body le Used with it-inch special *u *J and the

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atlas" efficiency •

and DISTRIBUTION Insutv Building'Economy

T HE cheapest of sH products under' going a complete manufacturing proc' cas it made available tbm»«gh aanpi * economical distributi’n to the user.

Between the Ada* plants and the ««

there i» but one c’Aributor—the building bags, through

-t—l ~~ J method that sustains building ecaoomy.

maifating serve* buying public *

Adas to the

any other

TheAtia* dealer with his warehouse and storage safeguard* building opera twos thrwigh an ample supply of materials, and Ttfa his trucks and general facilities he can mte prompt emergency delivene*. Back cf the Adas dealer is the Adas reserve

Thus, the one building material having the widest variety of uses, making posAble rapid construction and providing firejafety and permanence for any budding, is brought to the user a few bags, or thou-

a (Faributioa

ooo

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want, wri't our nearest

d* Priw N Adii hu remained cooMtentlT low. Today it k

-akecoly onegaderfPbttiandCement—the bat that cimceiSd *31 every member r<( the onrrating j;-oop takes pride in bdpanf to maintain Adas aa— “The Standard by which ell other Ma^es are Measured"

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*! BROADWAY, NEW YORK. N. Y.

lATLASl IMSTUmd cann

th« outslds of th* car U peeked with

eot-ee hslr to retard

alao covers he cowl sad ruas up cs high se the Iowa portioc of the windehleld. The upper portion ie in two sections of bulla-proof glese n^d

The Ford englnee are s^nrlsllj - H In tercet-

cr^eration (speed) and power developed for hill climbing, s mile was covered 1b one minute and thirty-one aeconds from * steading start. On c

f las Angela., and r sms «olet enough for, ~ -peaks of Los Acgciee L chiefly, I think, beMoa't know b< ■Neither do L Eb Hollywood, the BunKm (nil of movie actors hr movie actors, young | vtthout mothers, mostly m 'heir Usee painted in pjculou* manner. In all I rainbow, trying their Ku tbe attaation of |ts a population cf over

w. end It

I all on th-. street every r in every direction, and gfcclrr to make his wayj t losing aoxv portion kg or anatomy, and. InW lift. There t* an antoKpc kind, for every three key. too. are kept on tke > time, and their drivers

the rights

far* vary tarelee* I An Actual count of thei fpt eets 1-, one day le*i

nte.dM-

l-smoena U the mia. Ib fact. It le| c city I have era

Will Provide Parking Space Tbe congestion of aufomobiiae and le'k of parking space in end about the entrance to the Market Street Ferry, in Camden, ie so aerioue that the Philadelphia and Camden Ferry

automobile parking the Urge gram plasa at the main entrance to tbe ferric*. lying between Market and Federal Streets and DeUware Avenue. The aeceneary laeilltiw to Insure the handling of the parking in an orderly; and satisfactory manna will be com-, plated within two or three weeks U Is expected that this step will materially relieve the vehicular congestion in the vicinity of the ferry,! and afford great convenience to the automobile owners of West and South

have heretofore Ucke-t adequate parking facilities near the ferry antran.*. The Ferry Company belterea that toe ■ngetnenf will also be of great advantage to the City of Camden, ns well ae a decided eld in tbs handling of the itineas* river traffic bate

Camden and Philadelphia.

Cty*- 1 place in which Sow much

As 8m Jc Value

Nobody era sddod up The value cf a smile;

We know bow much a dollar's worth

Ard how much is a milt.

We know the distance 'o tbe eon. The Mm and weight f earth, But « one here ean tai us jit?

a amilr la worth.

Tiie New Telephone Rates ON MARCH 6, 1924, we filed with the Boeed cf Ptd£c Utiftj CommaaoDen of Now 3tmj now rate irtiiifidn for local telephone ae.rice. The editliaaal eenemee that tbe new eatee wfil produce will enable ui to meet the ““•-O' "T—I of oornfaebuf *, hueinmc mci attmet the urn nmmj eo tuveutlr eoquuad to meet the need* cf the people of thee eectaon for mom leleuhoiM sarvicfi. 1 Following am the now boee ratal applying to ndweeiben in tbe local takeboae area of Sea Ule City: Business Telephone Service Per Month Individual Line $4.00 4-party Line $3.25 Rural Line $2.75 Residence Telephone Service Per Month individual Line $2 75 4-party Line $2.(X) Rural Line $2.00 New rate* have also beer, filed for extension telephones, and for Private Branch Exchange service. Detailed information concerning the*e rates will be furnished upon request. THE DELAWARE * ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH * TELEPHONE COMPANY