| Women Do Not Really Want Freedom and independence

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(Special Correspondent to TQCSC) t to intatoatton and krre, free-IamaD extent npo*. 1 independence are the two hcman betas can be free, la tfej foil — — »»M. ml«i to b™ „ aa deeert island with such ■ eomrsnioue aa the fomrt 1 and sea pro ride. And f Lfce wouldn't lire tons. |“ In our sublime eena - treedom, which is 11

WooA&kk Veneer Siding

A New

I irsa Asaacs of n new Invention In her. It la a wood si dins as «m—. that la to imitate brick when Wiated. The aatorftl eaa be mwd “ old howees and on — Mr J. MoCnllocsh, who lives to Cape May Point, baa *-* *•*- -- * with

Alex. P. Halderman. am of Cape May Point who 1* buUdins a new borne for htcjelf, will one thM

The contractors and.

. . ome owners tbrous the County are becomlns entLi tic over the material, .'oaeph 1 wac the tret contractor 4n Wlldi use the Wood-Brick Veneer

which DC placed on the

fconsaiow of Jama Wlllerton.

The first real talking machine was ade of a rib. Later on inventors made one that you corW shot off.

WRIGLEYS Unifier every mtal ■

Wanted—A large two story house to good repair preferably In Bast Dallas. Must be very near ear line. Tc be occupied by minister and former college protestor's wife. 7-N. News—Dallas News. My word* What a beautiful day! —Johnnie Spencer In Macon Telegraph. "Aw. you know what the Jnd* Lewis, in Ho ~ ~ And-not a word minister is a fun<

Maybe she is bis mothsr-in-law.

Court House Marble Yard xuromiTs axd kekosiak nonu KXTOmCED MAEBLE CUTTXSfl

WM. B. POWKLL

OAR KAY 00B5T HOUSK, g. J. ttonsmicr to late Wbl F. Daniels

Befl Phone IS-K-S

Just between windows

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CHEAPER than 30 yearsaaga

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i H. Clouting V Brcdbero i Ac Ptullips, Inc. i-Voo Giidw Limber Co. t Supply Co.

Avalon, N. J. Wikhvood. N. J. Cape May, N. J. Ocean Gty, N. J. Ocean Gty. N. J.

The od>er night I overheard two Stare windows talking. One was dark ; And spoke in a whisper, but the other, Well lighted, answered in a good dear tone. The dark one said, enviously, ■ “I suppoas your owner will fix you all up For the coining season so that a lot Of people will stop and lock at you. And then go into your store and come out With their arms full of ounctLs. 1 But you are worth no more than 1 ’* "No.” said the bright window, ‘I was worth no more than you Until my owner saw that right lighting And a good display p»an would mnk* me Stead out like a well-dressed person In a crowd of shabby ones. That is why people come here. Instead of your way. Perhaps your owner will leam sometime That better lighting means better business.” Courtesy of “Edison Sales Builder”

ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY

Tenth and Wert Avenue Ocean Gty Division And—Oh! Yes—Every Night the “Matchless” Night

THE TELEPHONE SITUATION H ERE are the facts which every telephone user and every prospective telephone subscriber should understand. This company faces a situation which, unaided, it cannot solve. The present rates for telephone service do not provide sufficient revenues even to meet our fixed charges. Last year this company not only failed to earn a dividend on the $4,728,500 of capital stock investment; but also railed by $115,000 to earn the interest charges on $10,377,239 it had borrowed to finance necessary extension of its plant It’s a situation which demands relief if we are to continue to fiiva the people of South Jersey the service which the; are asking. Right now we are in the midst of the greatest coo. struction program ever attempted in South Jersey. We are endeavoring by every possible mean, to meet the tremendous demands for new telephones. This program calls for new funds—an average of $4,000,000 a year for the next five years. We ask only for rates which will permit us to operate on a sound financiai basis—to pay all our expenses and attract the new capital necessary to meet the demand. for new service. THE DELAWARE & ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH A TELEPHONE COMPANY

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