CAPS XAY COUKTY TWES. FRIDAY. MARCH 5. l*2fi

Par HurtMl

Must Make Return*

i uz for Uw year

nmt. th«n wm (hr lu A rata radorMon. ho»not the only brarfli |.« ih# iwcour »e« of im

n« act of 192C bat r«tum» be Hied by »ln*l» porron vboar for 1S26 vaa $1.5«0 or

, aegrotat* . $5,000 or morv. I .aw irtu wrrr rrquinxt 'ocplaa «boa* as. SLIM or mor*.

f*. I'vtn* lo**tl)*r. may tojamw of racb in a joint rot urn. or -*ch m*>

»* looa rvrtain 'Prcii^uotMu for buafiMwa rx- *. bad d*bta. on-

of »br -amount of tax dtu. 6 ltd m lUi tb* col lac lor rmal rrvomM for ibr

i are I be bead of a and ratlUrd under the » act of 15J« to the

il> years of ate or torap-<lf-*upport. becanae meo- ■ physically defective Such • nt heed not be a member taxpayer's bouseoold foe

payer relative u> t)

Me personal exesepiton* shall

* h T apportionment

mootbs the taxpayer

matriad, or '.be For example.

or 'be bead of . family. I

tamp)*, a couple marled J E tmber 3*. ISIS, would be I Special to an exemption of

'! 11 'Cape May Courtly

' Poultry News

12S; that ta V1J of iiJioo gnr — _

the husband while «uwie pij ?^t Brocdm of Baby Chicks »-12 of tlJ*n for the wife while rhr ’ r '* * * -

aln«le. plus J-IJ of fu#,. lb , P«rtancr for t» pariod datinc whleb tae. waf ,' b «»*J'«ha: married. , ln « Improper

i reel rauee of rat

taxpayer man any other r ■ t*"*-' amo „ nl „ r „ u

the very start

act it Into

■roodha dttallty lava » do

lobK

baby until

then

tables t. for

IJuM how

if on June

ceused l«ein« the bead of Uj—the support In nor household of a relative or relatives

b.ua ^ .. a.n.OMo, ..SJT, ^ tv oi turn „.j, of the exemption of JS.500 «arm-! UD(1 „ „ This ed the head of a family * rth , IIXKKk>r , ret»:d lo lb* $400 credit for « men, You mil dependent, the taxpayer's status to nut and ma Is determined as to the last day pecislly during ol the taxable year. It durint if you hare thei

tbe yaar. his support of such de- rntl day* or ex t

•« not «• ,oo long to study and find o

, l *^ * hta i f r * dl ' how it must be run to get t word has been received from proper heal and to keep that h« totnmUalahcr Blair that Forms up to the proper temperature u IW - *•>** •re Information re- der the hover, so the babies w

etc- ps!d not get overheated or chilled,

during the yanr, need only be ,, „ , n

“

“ tawe II I. alioK.tbrr

lb. yw IKS.

ItoW Ttt Sprtdinc 1“ " S ‘h’

chicks. They

hides

parity of the hove

' 01,1 I I* !«.. h..I Ik... .

'Spinsterhood’ (> Mtlnued from Page 12)

George S. Halt of MillviUe. ... J, a* arrested by Borough Marshall * Trvlng Brealow. of Woodbine, on Heir Thursday evening, and brought „

, .'3r„rsri,-r:

charge of speeding. Breelow ha* “

warned many lawbreaking mo- “here arc see ttwists and has made several ar- l *' ro * 01 beating

are coal barrio; 1 burning hroodei .chicks; then tl house* with a and we have ats i oil under pressi

o'clock to check ar * • few Uroot bill paid and her key •’♦pending upon Barbara went to the rhlck* to georn telephone switchboard. “If you k«-P 'Item ttu have a call for me. will you These latter w< please give this number*' She n»''l weather w *d the girl a card with the sudden severe number and address weather, h had not made rwd hi* The sooner it

placed under he

Barbara unlocked the door of will be for tin the kitchenette and switched oa brooding temp light*. The place was very somewhat upon attractive by Fjnpllght. with its er and the comil little grand r*aoj. its rich rugs it is operated, t Its pan«l of grav tapestry : hovers a tempt ist om wall. The tea table green around tl the the hover will armchairs btwpoke long, comfort- * about right in a "de rooversatlons. varying this acc In the tiny kitchen the equip-{duct of the cl

catch Uied liecks

sys-

rhere

d oil

1.000 joder

with

•ends roodihich i dele of

should be Kdured a little every ' week as lh« ».wher gets warmer land the rhhks gel older and do not need ro much heat. It la | good idea to h«>r a thermometer i hanging up in the brooder house upon the wall so that the room temperature ran noticed to J ivguiate the v >0111*1100 of the j brooder house and while this I* not Important. It greatly assists the operntoi in looking after the

cbleka.

Floor draft* are the cause of a great deal of trotibl . especially If the ventilation is not properly ananged. and when this W the case, then the system should be

changed to correct thl* fault.

To have a elrcular a»hlr made, wire covered with muslin, as a screen, or a heavy paper board heavy tin or light sheet Iron In circular shape in keep the chicks from getting too far away from the hover Is an excellent way to Insure them from floor drafts. Drafts • cause cold*, that quickly turn Into pneumonia, that usually

results In a quick death.

Another catiw- for high rhlck mortality is crowding, and this is innocently done by a large majority of novices. They buy a Son or 1.000 chirk site, thinking that they will readily take care of that many rhlck*. w hen, as a rule..

•half la about the proper ily of the hover. If the hover

I Is too hot. they

Into the corners, again causing trouble and here i* another time when the screen come* Into good Another great evil we often *** la the trying to brood different age chicks under the same hover. This is a wrong thing to do. The

older oa*» crowd oat

and small it chirks, they proper -beat and feed, not develop as quickly as the larger ch'eka and an- never as good as the older chicks that de-

velop quickly.

There is nothing in the poaltrv Industry that has grown as ly as the baby chirk l-usinea*. It , ha* grown by baps and btsind*. the supply mostly, except during two months. from middle of March to middle of May. has exceeded the d-mand. and It has been surprising how that demand has grown yearly, many poultrymen. yew. and the farmers, too. have found it to the r advantage to keep Miss Hen. h-c sisters and her mother, busy laying eggs, and for them to send to the hatchery • and buy tba babies, saving their ! time and trouble at that season of «bc J’war when so many other things are calling for their atten- ! lion, and besides. It gives them a better -hanre to look carefully after the brooders, giving them the proper time and attention, instead of having to divide It with looking after setting hens

Incubator*, for It run* Into time to attend iti the heal, turn the eggs and otherwise look after Incuoaiors a number of time* day

| and ntgbl.

■hshly will be of intrtrM lt« I be readet to know- tkat in : Ohio the greatest number ot baby 'chirks see the light Of day There are Stit* hatcheritw ard last year's output uxreeds SO.t'OO.oOo baby chirks Ye* some chirps. Mon- : hatcheries and many adding ad dltinnal capacity every yent and 1 be inruhainm have undergone great improvement* and changes, i requiring Im* work and care to handle them, while on the niher hand the brooder and hover mnn- ; ufarturers have been loo busy | trying lo keep up lo th" demand for hovers, to even think of trying to improve upon their produci. There Is considerable difference of opinion as to which is best, the advocate* of each claiming the advantage* of theirs over the other. We refer to the movable I eolany type that can be readily moved year after year to newground and the long brooder house with n larger rapacity, one beating system to lie looked after, lews work to attend to the chicks. I iterance they are so closely housed ! and having a front and back yard, j Both are good and in each more depends upon tin ning them than the syw

Yolr Birthday IS IT THIS WEEK >

fftKiH Tlh-fftNtH lath | If your birthday I* this week | you are very shrewd, tactful. *0.1 ' bare a c< nrnil faculty tor keep 1 ing oil! of t con hie sod getting ; w hat you want out of life You | are honest, genuine, and trank I You are somewhat Impractical, ' and have a jolly, car*-free disposition whlrh v ius for you many

friend*.

You have an active and keenly intuitive mind You are keen progressive and < ouiageous. You have good business ability, are an excellent worker, and are rarely idle. You are bqpeful. broad. and sympathetic- your aim* tend towards universal brotherhood and equal _ rights. You dont y a great deal of stress on conventionality, but you have your convict ions and hold to

I them tanaciou*)y. You do not nl* way.-, carvtullv choose your words When you attack injustice .tnd

wrong.

Women Itorn under thet l-com* actresses, -tngers crs. sad decorah >t - Men broker*, business .-xt M-tentlais and Inventors

A Urge I Ctrl Of th. public she (*Ued her hand lo h would welcome some n il. t from and atyly lapped her Jaw. tellef plan* - Indianapolis Sm, “Jawbone of an a**" lb-

Correct—Hfc Dow*

A ffroup of I I siting the school and nat— tba teacb»r wantad to abow

her pupils.

What did Samson *Uy Philistine* with?" She asked. 'A bone.-' shouted one. ‘The bone of a what?"

Court House Marble Yard MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTERS

WM. a POWELL

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J.

Successor to Ute Wm. F. DantaU

BaQ FBmm M-R l

p^RAI ESTATE i* a good mw. That n. it is if yos boy with ducretion. Which is Jgst another way af Hyug if you 4o bmsiaeu with us. Safety fint—here.

jami.. MAHER W3CA I5l,e CITY. N.J ;

^ G OOD ^ v paint > is exactly as much a protection against loss of property as your fire ance policy. Sun-Proof P*int /j. keepc out mowture ami decay, aavaa repair biDsand prevent a ij depreciation. Economical because of great covering tty per gallon and loog service. Let's talk it over at the store.

The New Crosley 4-29 STJ^T

the HOOgEE

KITCHEM CAJ01KT line e.'.d the BERMET A GAT line'of Bedroom and Biaiaf Room Furniture ta the many other wellknown brands of goads

A real Crosley triumph. Has the famous Crescendon. Greatest radio buy in the country today. 4-Tube Set $29 EVEREADY Radio Batteries Tell us what set you have and well match the correct Eveready to it A fresh stock received

every wfek.

EXTRA SPECIAL! Columbia Water Color j Opaque Window

at 60c each

l T be following sdecI boa c? colon to choooo

rlajo Gray.

Etruscan Ivory. Tertian Gold. Strained Honey and Green.

A. ROSENFELD

The Winchester Store Woodbine, N. J. (Mb I "hour- , Free BeUvriy

Barbara ran to the telephone mp- and called the Leader-Herald.

$3,560 plus the $400 credit “Bob.” abe said a moment later. . a total of $3,500 "I have a borne of my own and choice the mother lived j I'm dying to entertain somebody.

r city, the son. although support, would be enouly to the tliuo exempi the $400 credit. The not liv.ng with him. be is asidered the bud of a

WU1 y

t to dinner with r

“Sure thing. Bab*, and since you're dying to entertain. I have a friend you'd like lo meet. Shall

i good. |

i the bead of a *— -— — -

be ctaimed by ouly • mhrr of a household

H«0 credit does not apply

r husband of a tax-

though one may be totally upon the other. I :: rone act of 1925 pro- Shooting dire for a living is a that tba status of a tax-'shaky nualneas.

re*. One

sit two are better."

Bib chuckled.

"Well. Itll be a little surprise nr you. Well be there at seven

clock. Bab*."

(Ta Be Contlnaed)

HERE IS THE FINAL “SPINSTERHOOD”

LIMERICK No. 14

With the publication of tbis limerick the ' Spinster-

,ood " limerick oonttat ends.

The c-oiiten. whit* started fourteen weeks ago. was hr most popular of the many contests the TIMES hu onduted from time to time, and replies were received 1001 ■an) difereat parts of the county, and in fact

Ma

■nny i

Send i* yoar last liae to this Limerick. Then« .this "ek. turn your -tiawriga to the fascinating Classified Ad Anting <oaten, which starts today, and join the Ad k'nters' dub, whitA will receive n total award of $100. Later well have another Limerick contest, based ob-bly oa the aew serial story which will start soon. Mr. sad Mr*. Sallie." being the confessions of a new Watch for this rtory. Youll enjoy it as much as

Spuuterhood."

Here's the Limerick that closes the contest: n the game of life Barbara throws. -very ounce of her strength, goodness knows. She works hard all day. The reward, who will say—

IBS ROSELLA SHOP

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Coats

MADE TO SELL ,

AS HIGH AS $55

S-> MADE TO SELL ✓ rv V^OatS AS HIGH AS , vpOU

MADE TO SFI.T AS HIGH AS

$65

Coats

MADE TO SE T L

MADE TO SELL AS HIGH AS

$70 $75

/-> 1 MALE TO SELL ri» Q C V^OatS AS HIGH AS vj>0 J

Coats

MADE TO SELL AS HIGH AS

$90

CLOTH DRESSES Made to Sell at $14.75. $15.75. $18.75. $18.75 Now $8.95 m ROSELLA SHOP Maple and Pacific Avenues Wildwood, N. J.

ANNOUNCEMENT! Opening of New Offices of Peter Geraghty Real Estate

Bellevue Hotel Building

Landis Avenue and Fritz Street

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

For the conduct of a general real estate business Listings of properties for sale or rent solicited

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