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OtrMhobw CUT t. -b- ">»<•' i/i* cltT- TWO yooro Mo moo '‘■S . w! MUblM * <" _ I" ”, . boon, town, tbMM lo S D.U" WM*-W. niMiaont Ot L“ .boord AU Uoo. who tm "‘JS?. SSS'Sc^tAiwU'u) 4s CitT »na Bt L 001 * wh * r * atart »rr approclated u they iZi be. TourtaU oomc honWn* . .j, 0 tbouuod* and W. J. Con.ho own. the Buffalo SSier and mort of the land Cau here. 1* »ettln« richer than Too *i» be Interested In thU u !W t boom land even out of aea2; Also In the powypnn* fem.nole Indian wife buried bethe railroad track and In a P Umeraon. the femman. ]u Florida with hl> two aona for Slumbla. Soufh Amerlea. >—*»*'

hrd here U too dear.

When ▼ou come to Florida take ,c Seaboard Air Une. aare time Dd see the wee tern part of Florl4, „ well a* the north and aontb md tbe east coaat. Trarel o.er the high backbone of the r-nin-oU. which traveler* uaually mla*. with it? wonderful laka te«l“ 1L« you save many mllee by the airline road and help to Justify the optimistic course* of Mr. Warfield, who has rendered the greatest poa-

nble service to thlc State.

Merchants and others complain that Mr. Coolidge’s pleaching and practicing of economy have hurt Winesa They say. "if Prerident Coolidge taya he la having hi* atraw hat of IM* p«—ed once ■orr. insteed oi buying a new one. sebody else win buy a new one. Etccybody knows that proeperiIty for all daaew depends on rirealation of money. If nature donded to save up water and keep C all in tbe ocean, instead of wattering It around In rain, wouldn't be good. Money ag to business what rain la to crops. One angry merchant suggests “To set an example In economy tbs beet plan 1* not to have an old

the Mayflower, the expensive pieartire boat such a* neither Washington nor Lincoln ever had, and save enough on coal to buy 100,000 new atraw hats." President Coolidge does not recommend foolish economy, but wlae economy. As for the Mayflower, the country U rich enough to let the President enjoy the fresh air, and la glad to give him whatever he can wisely use As regards spendirg. the wise man's plan la to buy what he needs when he needs It. remembering that a good appearance la a wise Investment, and that there la nothing more costly than false eeono-

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Japan's Prices Regent, Hlro Hlto. .ell* the empire that his wife expect* an heir. The Princees cancels all engagements. She will devote her time, before and after, to that new little "son—or daughter— of Heaven," and will think hereelt well rewarded for all her care when the baby smiles at her. No one will persuade her that "in Justice to your own health, and look*, my dear, you must not think of nursing the baby." And she won't be unoklng cigarette* in bed three days after It 1* born. In Japan It ycu raise your hand a Utile child, frowning, and jreatenlng. the child will laugh, knowing that you pretend. No one there ever strikes ^ child. That'* one reason why the Japan eae fight to well, when they do fight. The Japanese spirit Is not

broaen In childhood.

The President hope*, and 1* determined. to cut k300.000.000 more off the nation's tax bill. That comfort* the "better element." At preaent our best element feel* toward the tax gatherer as the faithful domlnlck hen feels toward the farmer, gathering her egg* a* fast ar she lays them, and giving her a door knob when she wants

TOWNSEND'S INLET (Held Over Prom Last Week) Mr. John Harrington and Mias Peak, of Philadelphia, motored down for over the week end at their new bungalow. Mr. and Mrs. Joe DlOirolamo were the guests of Miss Peak on Snnday. Mr. and Mrs. Jones and their nephew were down over the week

end.

Mrs. Bryan, of West Philadelphia. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones on Sunday. Mr. Robert Gamble and friend motored down for over the week end at the Don't Worry. Mr. and Mrs. Adler and son, Charles, were down Sunday for the day. Mr. John Retlschy and eon, John, Jr., were down on the ex-

Mr. and Mrs. Seher* were down Sunday at their cottage on Cedar Street. Mr. Fdllerton and niece, Mrs. Barth, were down for a few days, getting their cottage ready for the

aeon.

Mr. and Mrs. Krew were down at their new bungalow for over the week end. Mis. Sutton bad as her guest Sunday her ulster. Annie, and lady friend and Mr. James Brady. Mr. and Mis. Bent* and family were down for over the week end. Mrs. Roea and family motored down for over the week end.

Mr. Charles Ptnnls and brothsr wrr* down Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Macken and friend, Mr. Taylor, were down at their new bungalow - *

days last week.

Mr. Bogbe and friend* tendered Mrs. Boghe a ■urpriae P* ty on

her birthday Sunday.

Mr. Reed and a party of friend* ere down for over the week end. Mrs Godward had as her guest* > r over the week end her daughter, Margaret, and friend. Mr.

Regnolt, from New York.

Mr. and Mr*. Bunn and *on. Bobble, and daughter, Catherine, motored down for over the week ^Misa Carrie Schramm waa the guest of Mr. and Mis. Adler for

the day Sunday.

Mr. Stacy Cornish and wife motored down from Chester for a 16 Ch*;^es Krouse, of Prnaauken, was <K wn doing some repairs to hi* cottage Snnday. Mrs. A. Hines and family moFLORENCE

OIL RANGE

tored down for over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Porter were down Sundvy for the day. Mr. Young wa* down for a few days at the Conntlss Apartment. Mr. P. Craven and a party of friends were down over the week

end.

Mr. and Mrs. Dllgard and daughter. Ruth, were down over the week end at the Meadow Lakk.

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NO«? IS THE TIME TO REpair that roof. Wa have a good stock of light, medium and heavy weight Buy the Champion Roofing of Champion. 10th Street and West Avenne, Ocean City. N. J. “Look for the sign."—Adv„ S7-tf.

666 la a prescription for Cold*, Grippe, Fla, Henri Bilious Fever and Hnfaua It kills the i

Italian Grocery Store

MATTHEW J. RYAN

Plantar, Whotaeato Dealer and Shipper cf MAURICE RIVER COVE orr AR8

GABSOLL H. HOAGLAHH Office Equipment Humphrey Building 11 So. Xorth Carolina Avenne Atlantic City, 1. 7.

W. R. SINKINSON RADIO lU.FLIS, FMB. Ol-R W6 Aitoj At*., Own Cttj

Jewelry Bargain* Men and Ladies’ Watehea, Wrist Watehea, Children’s Rings, Pearls, Pins, Graduation Gifts, Jeweled Novelties Pastor’* • Cut-Rate Drug* Woodbine, N. J.

J. P. Delaney, Sr.

CEMENT IsLOGE, BEIGE AID COLUMNS AMD CEMENT W0BX 07 ALL KlMDfl PLAIN amts ORNAMENTAL PLABIEBING

SEA ISLE CITY NEW JERSEY

Reliable Trucking Service To and from PhOaMpUa; we caH for ths foods and deliver them to your door at a ooot very Httte more then ordinarily weald be charged for freight alone. Furniture moved with care; local servw* also offered. SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY OFFICE: SURF HOUSX, SEA BLE GETT BeD Phone 8-B-5 Euyatote Phone 1S-A

Warren J. Larrick* General Store South Seaville SPECIAL—Standard Make Tires at Mail Order Prices

Chicken a specialty

Fresh Eggs

Italian Bread

137 ITALIA ST.

The Nation’s Bubine** broadened and developed under the protection cf Insurance. We repieeeni the oldest American fir* and marine Insurance eotipeny. to whose first forms of business Inriranca there has now been added prrctlcally every form of commercial Insurance and property protection.

Permanent Curl Special

Far on* momtk only • apeciel price of 112.§0 for koUof hood; $10 for Mf

Permanent carl and ringlets. by method came a* n—d in New York’* exclusive shop*.

Mr*. Leone A. Hyland, 213 e. scwiut« a™. Btil IW-W **T- 7*-* Wfldwa< fcw Jowy

The Model Dress Shop 950 Boardwalk, Ocean City

SALE!—Dresses For All Occasions $16.50 $19.75 Values to $39.75 An Opportunity of Unusual Interest to the Women and Misses of Cape May County

COATS Special $25 & $35 Vaba $39.75 to $79.75

Every Dress is one of smartness, indlrlduaHty and high quafity— fand every one is now at a lower-than-cost figure SPECIAL SALE IN MILLINERY $5.00 Vaises up to $12^0

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JOHN L. MAHER Red Ert»ie A Innirtnce Home. jStna and Travel*** Insurance Companies janAit Avt. and Italia 8t gEA BLE CITY, B. I. Both phones

Rug* woven from Old Carpets Rag B«* * nd 7*** C * r ' >*t to order. Cupet Cleaning Smith Rug Work,, Inc. 415 W. Rato Street =

PAPER HANGING

UURENT .. m |\ Novelties of All Elsi, Dealer la Cardt of Verse Hulling Every Occasion

Moi

,n ‘gomery & Pacific

WILDWOOD, N. 7. 'Opposite High School)

Done when you want it end a» you want it. Large variety of .Ample, choose from. Let Me Estimate

Chas. R. Camp I [ 2 Wert Jemey Avenue See Me City, N. J. P. O. Box I«1

I hereby annonnee that I am a Candidate for the Bepnb-

hcan Nomination for Sheriff of Cape May County at the coning primary decrion, June 16th, 1925, and solicit the support and co-cpeiation of the voters of Cape May County.

JOHN T. BYRNE

VrILDVfOOD, N. J.

Ordered and paid for by John T. Byrne.

Court House Marble Yard MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES EXPERIENCED marble cutters

WM. a POWELL

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J.

Successor to late Wm. F. Daniels

Bell Phons Sl-R-I

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~ and the spirit of self-sacrifice

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ffetto Daddy-doFf forget mg. Wrtgleys SHp a packet inytxir pocket when you go home. Give thJ youngsters this wholesome lonftlastlng sweet for nlcesnie snibem lUclItwhe

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Somewhere In your nelghtmrhood there Is s boy whose Dmd will send him through college. That boy Is lucky! For his Dad Is one man out of fifty! Why? Becauae record* show that only one family In fifty are financially fixed to *ee their child clear through college. And the family which can 1* uaually headed by a Dad with vlalon and the spirit of self-sacrifice. ~~ ~~ " A college education mean* everything to a lad today. It mean* the difference between manager and the managed. It represent* the difference between »1.200 and $6,000 a year. You want your child to be a leader In hi* chosen Une. So do other father* and mother*. Yet how few—oh. how few!—reallxe their high hopes. Yet they can be realised If men will only plan to meet their obligation* In life. “Jim Waring’s Awakening” Is the story of a father who woke up. The plan he used to secure his children’* education and hi* family'* future 1* Interestingly told In this 32-pagc Illustrated booklet. A copy 1* yours for the asking. Write or 'phone our Trust Department.

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