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■bnul »a» «na Strcl Slation. . Barham leaned

ncainsl the cushions. T>

on her lashes. Jerome (danced

“Honestly. Bahs. 1 ■ sorry about this. I - '

ouRh rotter, you kn<'« i! you worrj-. We'll eat< h ht A train whistle -" irird at the

iu.eh<ii forward iy-:ive was slowation. fhey had

j Everything: Made Simple and Convenient For Owner. Says Dealer

itomohih manufacturers' ha’

rlRht.

They came back inte

£!-> ■ . ; last, and the cab stopped :.r i!,. apartment huildinc. Barl w ra r. memberod that she had not

brought her purse

PI— -•n ■'« ,1,.,, pwjm. . fancy, who was c^ing dav . w1lhou , . v ,.„ touching the quietly now . She lat her head on ■ > ^ ol | aai1

Barbara's shoulder like a weary ca ‘ * child. They went up the steps>S aso,,n *'-

slowly and Barbara opened the Neverth-h- ,hore “ door. She took fancy straight to time when he must get busy

Her V-drom. “* lh “'

Then she ran back to pay the "Chandler engineer*

taxi driver, who tipped his hat counted

and drove away, not without

curious glance at her haggard cesaary P 0 "

de\ elopuietlt ratio, and is steering with

The

Ing up at lh lost sight ot

Before the roadster bad entirely Stopped. Barbara had Jumped from the runnim: l“wrd. She looked wildly about her. A crowd of people, lauthing and talking, blocked her way to the tracks She dodged through them, only to lind herself stopped by a huge baggage

instantly ■

inevitable time by i reoming some ncif adjustment undei

says Mr. Mazurie. tht

When «hc returned to the apart- S-a Isle local Chandler dealer, she found fancy's door locked. "Today any woman, who has She remembered that she b.td had nol the mechanical knowledge to no dinar- oil a sewing machine, may start In the kitchen she looked about, on a long trip wilh ■perfeei conThere was eold meat in the eui>- fidence ot reaching her drstinaI Kurd and the tea kettle stood tj on without trouble, eady. She put It on ’.he fire and , "Chandler engineers hue laid a place for one at the kitchen cognize.! the fact tfiat nothing table. There were still no sounds could he of more 1mportauc tl , from fancy's bedroom. to reduce to a minimum, the

fancy was nowhere in sight . when the kettle I silled. Barbara cessily of wiench work and ■ Barbara looked about for .ter- pouro* water In the little brown of the way lubricating polm ome. He had fallen behind In the I teapot and sat down. Her head - continued Mr. Mazurie. race. At length he came puffinc \ mniblied and her cheeks hunted -Th' 1926 Chandler Is evide up, his heavily lined fare flushed j she tried to nibble at the bread of th-lr earnest endeavor to niak<

and his eyes dull. “1 say. Bnbs. i ;in( j m(a) But she could not

don't go mi fast, keep up with you.

haft ha; a tapered seriated t ace for the stierlng arm i ai.n.it become loose to cause a shimmy" of wheels. "The Chandler water pump Is provided wilh extra large parking mils, and there Is no annoy-

ing leaking of water.

"Chandler is an .xtretnely satisfactory ear to drive all year round. There is no exhaust pipe anew here near the floor boards, and the occupants of the front compartment are not made to suf-

fer in hot weather." 10.000 Fordson

Tractors For Russia,

Scorn mixed wtih her fury, effeminate fool:" she his.-ed. Jerome silently followed

They ran past hurrying people, dashed in and out of gales and doorways. Barbara thrust more than one batgnant old lady out of

her way and stumbled

fellow can't | si,c the tea and fell com- 1 economical in respect | fort from Its warmth and aroma. , but also as carefree

Th< last of lo.uOO Fordson •actors, the largest tractor order i.i placed, which were purchae.1 by Kuasia. have just been de- | to representatives of the'

j Human Government In New j

Voik. it i> stall’d by the Ford

Motor Company. The entire order wa tilled at the Ri*e: Rouge

plant of the company within r

period . ' approximately seven *..*■ Iiurrng the time that the Russian consignment was being

•“ produced, i radon- for domestic not only powerful and jabnorption ven- also being mauu-

; fact tire.; as usual

approximately the same time

At last she rose and cleared, -a simple turn of a valve on I |h ;- lkj ., fchjp , artrn wilh j away the dishes. leaving the kettle the left side of the motor drains | Forili(0|lfc clearcl port In the I'ni-

•— "" •>»•««• «-ti». ,i,c tractors

Inch were built on the latest

still on the flames. the motor of oil. doing away with She was Just rinsing the cup one of the meanest duties in connnd saucer when she heard Fancy's i nection with'the care of a car. door open noisily. Fancy was- “There Is a great tendency for coming through the hal!. i motorists to buy a quart of oil. She stopped In the doorway to occasionally, at the filling

child of three that trad escaped thl . lichen rind looked at Barbara. ■ tlon." said Mr. Mazurie. "This tiom its mother s hand. j she was wearing a rose sarin means that they do not drain They came out upon the rail | and her hair was tossed the old oil off. It's too much platform. The conductor wa: | about her tear-blotched face. A trouble on the usual car. Thcresbouling "All aboard" A gitl ran j , nar or two still ran down her'fore, their moior never really gets

from the wailing room toward checks. ! clean oil.

them. She «arricd her velvet hat 1 Barbara did nol speak. She "Chandler owners have learned In one hand and her bolilied hair wtn t on putting away the dishes. 1 better. They run thiur full Oiling tossed high with every step. I "Barbara." whispered Fancy.I of oil thousands of miles, and

The girl ran toward the train.' hungry." then drain the

..Just as the porter., were picking' up their stools and preparing to i

swing aboard

"Fancy: - ' cried Barbara and]

grasped her.

The force of the encounter took 1 Fancy's breath for an instant. Then she struggled fiercely to free herself. By this time Jerome had caught up w ith them. He. too. put ! out hts band to help Barbara. Bui : . she cried. “Dont' touch her:" I f During the moment of struggle the train pulled away. Fancy slumped in Barbara's arms. “Why did you do it?" she sobbed. “I o go. Ill never stay l.crc|

(To lb' Continued)

the handy Chandler oil drain, and j their motor Is constantly being —. : protected with perfectly clean

oil.

“The ‘one shot' system of auto-

matic chassis lubrication i.-

, other convenient feature that is greatly appreciated by the Chandfrotn' 1,r ow ner. With this system It

! is only necessary to step ,

" ’ . . small plunger located near

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ring part of the

Do's and Don'ts

from the

Etiquette Book

reached the Russian lnTh- complete conslgnw ill be delivered ir. time for ■petting of spring tillage. To•r with the tractors which pre". toiisly b*-en ordered by

the Soviet government, this new order will increase the number

Fordson in use in Russia to

approximately 20.000 units, all supplied within the past three

1'nlrss you are firm with your>lf you are never likely to become it of the firm. —The V. alchtnan.

Thirteen Month Year

after

begun to gather. Barbara put her arm undcr Faacy's and started toward a taxi. Jerome followed them. * As soon as they had passed out of earshot of the crowd. Barbara turned toward him. "It's time for you to get out." she said, throat muscles tense. “We d< need you." "Why. Babs- " gasped Jero But looking in her face, be turned Fancy was crying too blttcrly to notice anything. Barbara lid her to the car and helped her la. Then she rave directions to the driver and climbed in herself. • Fancy lay down on the seat of the cab with her head in Barbara's lap and wept stonnily. The taxi

constitutes politeness.

I se a note to express thanks for entlt*'Chandler chmmd*.’

a gift. A calling card does not "Another feature of the 1926 ! P suffice. ’Chandler i- the slx-bladed fan. 1 F

When calling and finding a bos-.which also has an easy adjust-

this." A curious group bad less and guest out. leave a card m

for tak<

for each. "The propeller shaft is equippScnd a prompt note of condol- with flexible discs and requires ence and symiothy to any friend no oi’ing. This is a most iniin trouble. portant feature, since few meNcvcr make a so-called witty re- , ! 1 1 a,, ‘ cal , , ; r,i '* rsal l oln «* - v< ' r *•'< mark that will wound another'.- »»«»•-lubrication n.casaty. and feelings when they wear, backlash quick-

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I» t your escort descend the steps .. The ba|u . ry Jn , h ,. of the street car firsU in order to rhanrtll . r ir „„ Ih .. riRh , ^, !t . assist you down. the frame under the floor board. When you arc the hostess, dress with a trap rfoor directly over it. somewhat more simply than your This makes taking care o! the

j battery easy.

afternoon "Chandler has a large radi;

c likely t

Alwi

Dr George W. Davis, of Otiowa.

Knv. has worked out a ’’Calendar ot Nations" which has 13 months of 28 days each, the new mouth "Luna" being placed between June and July. It has l>cen submitted

being considered by the

hostess I

am! does nol require froquen’ fill- league of Nations.

an unmarried t invitation to

“SPINSTERHOOD” LIMERICK No. 11 Write a last line to this Limerick end win a prize of Five Dollars if your line is the best in the opinion of the judges. Each week different judges are selected from the TIMES' staff. A prize of Five Dollars is offered each week by the TIMES to the person who submits the best last line to the limerick. The Limerick is based on an incident of the ' Spinsterhood" story, so if you read the story it's easy to make up a last line. Clip out this box. write in your last line, fill in your name and address below and mail to the Spinsterhood Limerick Editor, care The CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES, before February 17. Here is today's limtrick: Fancy McDermott is here. And may tarin” Barbara some cheer. But she's a spoiled child. And perhaps will run wild.

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Due to the large number of sales, and the general popularity in Cape May Cdunty of the CLEVELAND and CHANDLER cars, it has become necessary for Mr. Mazurie to manage the Sales and Service at the shop, together with personal supervision of all repairs made on other makes of cars. Mr. Urquhart will be general field representative of the Chandler and Cleveland cars. Mazurie’s Garage C. S. MAZURIE, Prop. Established 1906-Twenty 'f ears of the Better Kind ot Repair Work “Fixing-Not Faking” Our Motto Bell Phone 42 SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.