b7 the Soaftts oo thr «TOUBd that the AttonMr Ceoeial is “persecu liif" Ssastor Whaler. This 8U>«s 1 '

isr in s esse inroMnc s consplrsc/ to defraud the rrfenaceut. From Stone’s point Of ▼tsw. than Is noth'n* he esn do hot to throoch with this esse even if it easts him s seat on the Supreme Court.

TWO CHARMING addition! hare * to the ladles of the dlplo-

with the arrival of “ "

r. the new French Amhcese-

—lech nor has tvo roancer daachtere. both of whom hare eeas-

their formal edocaUdn m

Bishcc the Sight Rev. — Montcmaerr Brown, of Clerelajal. put out of the ehureh. Aocueed t being unorfhodt believe in God.”

and fe#

» Brown's

V» «snot deaertntlea

of God in which he beUevos would be interesting. One maJl boy. asked 10

a peobabty A obleet. A great earetg ooenpeny adrerttoee »100,000 reward tor the return of a Lalllloj dollan* worth of bonds stole*. It mn u wUl pag tea per o*mt. of the face value of aay boad stolen, whenever it is obliged to make good ini oa eoeh bonds.

That’s intereeUag news to bond bandits and hoMmg man. It etabll-

lUcm (100.000 of good eats e a isimaa dollar bond roll try. what about the laws ngalnet «

h-» Jonathan Hand. Mayor Irvin* Fitch, welcomed back after an Ulaess; Jeaae Lodlaia. of Cape May Court House; Mr. and Mm. Fowler Stratton, of Arehm. aad Mr. Ed. Becker, Cape May Court House. It w said that Mr. Becker hse shot all th' wild ducks in the county and now

M saac _ Mr. Ben MQburc, of Wildwood, out uet week and Joined the • aad Mr. Clyde flpaldiag. Cepe May

Love of vort is Inherent la all ■icgl>. In such an atmosphere as OapeMay county there M =t catting away tram it. Golf the year ’round is nemethlng that very tow places

jrLsrr rs. ts-w InUM US. «U> . MU, tiU DUsU urt MSBIW. tart U t> Wtal M Ita Krtt tarvend Btahop'* ids* of * SupreaM BP-

ITsIitti— “tor, I would like to Intereet you In » new lead faker." Radio Fan: "I bare a very good one. gbe'! out to * club meeting Jaat

GEORGE R. GREB Attoutay and CormrtllorAtLrnr

thlk with time aad apm* unlimlmd. millions ef sane sad ptoMto, eoa-

thin* whining aad flying around ud nowhere any ocmftrteble etablllty?

r. STANLEY rwKhJrb Jtttomef-at-La*

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Our Navy hende might fire the country Information oa a atototoaat

A 603 EIGHTH STREET OctaCrt - - Ntajuta

mn jfiii aw naoe se

WtttbRHahm.M.a txeaaaae or thc cvc U mU Cye Oiseeee

the yards of F—iaylrenis ^ ‘ ^ ah*

thus be pro-

-s^ss-sraais

could a*w> easily be

-way abore st through

„ ehould be

•tad. of

rsa; 4 traafeg rw

• cutgrowa. howarer. Before you die, la erery Me atty. the week ead win ese tbouaaaas of iying "olBb earn** with its load of pea

se to the meuatalas uornwr^to Florida. u Fh\iadelphie Mint t.»•«.••• half-dolli

tog

cixxmi a satsust Office I

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Ur. Ok A Fomt

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on* pahbo lands With thin earn pending against him. Wheeler Jotoed the LcFoIletto forces in the last eaa*-'

lag to be a worthy m

After a Quarter of a century service W the dtploaatic repreeeatattre of Me gorenuaeut In Waahlngton.

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HERBERT HOOVER has decided nay o* the Job In the Department of Commerce for another four years, dent Coolidge triad to shift him to the Agriculture Department, loorer wouldn’t go. He realised that ouraaoerats had such a stranglehold there that it would be a killing Job to root than out—the kind of a Job that he does not want Just now, whan a fight would be certain to cresar

presidential aspirations, won the confidence of the business men of the country and he will no doubt be one of the leading RepnbMesn candidates for the presidential nomination in 1928 In the event that Mr. Coolidge decides he has had

BASCOM ?unrp quit as the President's secretary soon ;r than he had intended to, chiefly Moauce oae of the New York paper, got hold of the story of his reslraattoa. March 4

bad been set as the date for^Qemp'i retirement, following his row wit! Butler at the Republican nations: convention last spring. As soon si the story of his forthcoming resigns tlon gut into print. Blemp mad< preparations to get away. HU sue-

departments In the matter of 1

hat an imports ■ bearing present attack of — Wheeler'e

Ml Weak? Am, Oeeaa OM?, V.7.

JULIUS WAY. MD.

cafr mav oovirr House, m. a

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J. H. OSMRIO * RON WILLIAV E. RgMTJUL Roooa SUSPENSORIES lot i

Reduced Prices on Ford Cars wm t*» sn iLoam mi .

yOED RUNABOUT—1119.11 oa XMirery. BaUare la II moathly F(m{ M %iam ,> CAB-^Ztl.lf oa DMirery. RaMuae ta XI TUpfifaSAJ^Sri/u?'Pallrery. Balaam to li mmthly pay. FORDWt 1 **1*:*!^— Mlrery. Balance to XI moathly THb’aSoyb CAM are equipped with eleeirte Ughta starter, doIktttXi *2 gSWTISSie. sthiy paymeats of $11.94 eseh.

F E I 0 ■ R 9. a E Cape iiii.fifi ixrpi mfi 1 is4^ii • MW XI.91 11.14 411.11 111.44 11.1! SHI III.II HOW IMS IIS? SM0S 4M00 SI.SS SS.S4 94S.4S » # W IS IS SMI 147 41 I.W IMS lt.S4 SI4.IS •*440 10.7* 8I.S4 191.IS lll.lfi 14. XI 11.1* 111.IS •too# ass* ws.io 4*100 •••• 419.10 4IS.H •• .44 S84.W

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE GARAGE FRANK a EVAJW. Ngr., er Focmr 4b KUcruy Opg May, N. J.

good

Two questions that will test your Husband's affection

Yoar husband has pledged hhnedf to make you •bield you against the barbe of misfortune. And he has

on this promise now while he‘s alive.

Bat, suppose something happens to him. Will your L and your future then be secure? Ha* he so arranged his affairs that his property wffl be handled to yield you a maximum income? If not, then you owe it to yourself to ask him these two questions : Have yoa made a Will? Have yon appointed

. a Trout Company at executor?

Every husband should leave a WILL to make sure that his estate goes to heirs whom he should protect And he should name a Tropt Company aa executor to make sure that his estate will be settled

qaaddy and at the bast cost

FsU totormattou about this important subject is to be found in our ftue booklet—"IS TATES OF TODAY” which we shall he glad to

•end you. Or ask our Trust Officer.

CAMDEN

EPOS1T

& TRUST COMPANY | U4 rcncBAi. muter, camdxn. n. j.

The Batter Kind of Repair Work

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Meet Our Mr. Edwards When you buy a new car, you have c right

When you bring u car to a garage you have a right to expect that die repain ordered will be properly made, at reaitwnblg coat We want you to meat our Mr. Edwardr, in charge of die Service and Repair Departments —we want you to know a man who griras Service such as you have often hoped for, but never got anywhere dm.

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SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.