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Cape May County Times

The Office Cat la at'll making Ita way In all parta •f tha county. SomatlnWa It acratchra. aomatWwaa l< purra. but alwaya it la Intaraatlng. Rtad It. on tha Editorial papa.

CAPE MAY COUNTY'S HOME NEWSPAPER

SKA ISIE CITY. CAPE MAY COUITTY. H. J . FRIDAY. APRIL 16. 1926.

HUMBER TWEFTY-PHREE

w Pavilions or Sea Isle’s Boardwalk Stenecker Low BidFor Three and Will Be Given Contract

1 Get 100 New Benches

Judge Eldredge Prizes Confidence of People If People Trust Him He

Doesn’t Worry

(From Cape May Star and Wave) In an Interrlnw with JudR<> Henry H. Hdredgr. Thursday, after hla return from Trenton where he wan In conference with Governor Moore. Wednesday, the Judge declared that whatever happen* regardim; the confirmation of hit reappointment by the Senate he la content in the knowledge that thane people In the county who favor law enforcement and have been hla staunch friend* for years arc loyally sup*

porting him now

Tf Senator bright had baaed bis actlona upon chargea of my Incompetency, or failure to do my duty.” he said. ”or had given any logical rcaaon. other than politic* for hla refuaal lo confirm the appointment 1 could understand. but aa yet he ho* failed to

I advance any reason." 1 The Jiulxre Hlalert

Isle City’s Boardwalk will (raced with three new pavllthts season, one at Frit*

Parts Street and

bird a 1 Neptune S'ree, and d the Commlaalonera feel generous when these are In they may give the public aa the proposal pro- ! that the city would have privilege of ordering more

a pro rata rate.

These pavilions will be 16 x

feet and will present an at- stand, but aa yet ■ appearance. I advance any teas. Bids for theje pavilions were The Judge stated he meeting of the “•‘w* pleasant visit with the Gov.

—missioners on Tuesday after- rrn< »' and that his friends may re.e as follows: | rest assured that the Governor Is (Porge Jefferies—One ll.-j•‘■'‘"tt nothing undone to safe4.70: three 65.8*4.10. Kuard the Interests of thMiller * Diamond—One. *1.-1 » n, l those who stand for lai

1: three 65.843.

George Stenecker, Tnc—Or . 1

1.640: three 84.120.

Leroy Muller—One. 81.860:

'. 85.560.

Rabies Still Prevalent in County Dog Owners Who Value Their Canines Should Keep Them at Home Vaccine Will Protect Dogs

The

The bids were referred to Cltr nglncer Colllaaon f«*r tahulaBefore adjournment that fflclal reported that Mr. Stcnec - was low bidder and iccomended that ho be given the ntract. A resolution to that ml was Introduced and adopted nd the con Iran will be formally warded at the expiration of the l<gal ten days. Hew Benches. Too To provide seats for the new patillon*. as well as at street • rids, the Director of Public I'tlllties was authorised to purchase 100 new benrhee at a cost not to exceed 6800. City Engineer Colllaaon. after an Inspection recommended that new approaches to the Boardwalk be built at the following *t recta: Spencer. Knowles. Spring. I'nkn. Prince. Ludlam and Ilamraonion. both sidea. These approaches will be entirely new aa there are bow et any of the street nam'd at this time. Albion. Neptune, Minerva, northeast side. Kwaln and Matilda, both sides. Mew Fire Appa ratni The City Clerk was authorised to advertise for bids for one three-tank cbctnlcai apparatus on a Ford rhaasls and one hose carl with 1.000 feet capacity also on Ford chassis. Director of Public Utility Maher was authorised to purr|p*e a dump '.ruck with steel body for street use at a cost not to exceed 6800 A resolution was adopted that the plans of the Sea lale City Development Company, as submitted by their engineer for the Improvement of the Venlcean Park site, be permitted to be proceeded with on the filing and approval of a bond In the sum of 825.000. Daylight Saving April 25 A resolution was adopted placing the city on a daylight saving schedule commencing Sunday. April 35. In consequence of IhL- a resolution was adopted providing for! the meeting of City Commission si ? o'clock on Tuesdays after daylight aavlng becomes effec-

tive.

Treasurer Arnett submitted his monthly report, which was

rend.

In the absence of Mayor Sofronry. who was out of the city Director Love presided. Attending Convention In Birmingham Former Maym^Gilbert 8. Smith and wife, of Avalon, left on Satiii day for Birmingham. Ala., to attend the convention of th- International Council of Religious Education, which convened In that city on Monday and will extend over until next Monday. The convention lx being attended by the foremost churchmen and nodal welfare workers of this and other countries. Many New Jerecy people are In attendance. Cape May being represented by Mrs. L. H. Swsin and Miss Theresa Townsend, of > Goahen. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. THE BANKING CONrrrn that makes money for itvclt tan be sitclt relied on. when you ui>h to be %afc in making your depovit. Try Security Trust Coaipam. Cape May. when you w»h bank ini' buwnem. —Adv.

Woodbine Council Favors Street Paving Will Employ Engineer To

Make Survey

A regular ratvtlng of the Borough Council of Woodbine, was held on Monday evening in

Liberty Hall.

Council voted to increase the salary of the Fire- Warden, in compliance with the State requirement. and raised It from

scourge of rabies among

the dogs of Cape May County has not yet b~en eradicated, desplii^the efforts of the authorities although the danger may have been somewhat diminished.

On Monday of tast week a dog belonging to Mr. Enlmons.

North Wildwood, was acting queerly and a veterinarian was summoned. He found the anl-

be suffering with tablet

and killed it. sending the head

Costlll.

State Laboratory, who confirmed

he veterinarian’s diagnosis The history of this case .ealed the fact that this dog tad been making trips from Anglcara to the Crest several

Judge | days prior to his death and came “• and home bloody, a* he was a bull

terrier and known as a fighter.

This means that more cases of

rabies can be expected on Five

Mile Beach.

Th» day previous to the veterinarian’s visit this dog hsi! scratched Its owner on the chin. As a scratch from a rabid dog is about as bad as a bit. so far as Infection la concerned, cause the dog slobbers on licks Its paws, the veterinarian nt once rommunicated with tbi family physician, who phoned for vaccine to administer Pasteur treatment. There Is a vaccine, one Injection of which It is said will Immunise a dog for a year if adralnistcred before being

820 annually, to 850. The] It Is said that If this vacclm resignation of the public utility 1 »«* used by all dog owners man. Irving Brredow, was ac-j rabies would soon be ixtermlcepted. Mr. Brexlow claimed nated. The efficiency of Ihlr

that illness forced him to quit the position. Mayor Greenatoln felt assured that he could obtain a suitable man in the n> ture to fulfill the duties. An unusnal number of bills were approved and ordered paid. Reports were made by the Board of Health and Tax Collector. William H. Flick was appointed by Mayor Greenstcin serve as special officer at the New Jersey State Colony for Feeble-Minded Males. A petition, signed by a large number of dllxens and property owners was presented, asking Council to pass an ordinance, whereby, a number of streets, including Washington Avenue. Franklin Street. Do Hirsh Avenue and a few others, could be widened and curbed. All property owners signing agreed to pay the cost that would be Involved. Mayor Greenstcin approved. and stated, that as soon os Adams Avenue was completed hr would select an engineer to survey the necessary streets and get an estimate of the cost. It seems likely, that in the very near future, all the streets of Woodbine will be widened and

properly curbed.

Daughters of Union Veterans Visit Cape May On Friday night Betsy Ross Tent. Daughtei* of Union Veterans of Wildwood, visited Cape May. at the Invitation of Frances E. Willard Tent, of that place. The occasion was the anniversary of Lie's surrender. There were also four of the veterans present . Comrades Doak. Clarke. Giles and Solly. Patriotic songs were sung during the evening. Sister Elnredge. of Cape May. sang a solo. Sisters Dawson and Eldredge a duet. Sister Holmes gave a recitation. Each of the comradi Sister Clarke toll! of some • their experiences during civil war. which were thorough) enjoyed by all present. RefriKhnirnts were then sen ed. and the Wildwood folks lef assuring the Cape May Tent • their enjoyment of the evening.

vaccine can hr substantiated by any doubting Thomas by arriUng to Dr. 11. B. Costlll. State Department of Health. Trenton.

Presentment and Recommendation By Grand Jury, April Term, 1026 Be it Resolved. That this Grand Inrnest go on record as protesting against the deplorable and inexcnsable condition existing in the Court of this Countv. The Courts o' Justice and onr citixer are unreasonably embarrassed on account of having no County Judge at and during onr regular term of Court We feel that whoever may be responsible for this unnecessary embarrassing condition should be censored and condemned for their action: and that the people of the County should hold the guilty person or penons responsible for their act. Wc hereby enter protest, as a part of the machinery of Justice of the County, against making a political football of our Courts o f Justice We wish to go on record as condemning the action of those responsible for this deplorable condition and ask that this presentment be entered is the minutes of our Court. (Signed) J. ALBERT HARRIS. Foreman of Grand Jury.

Sea Isle Wants Motorcycle Pageant Again Chamber of Commerce Will Make Drive For More Members Needs the Cash For Work

lien the

Im p of Co

I Ixli

hand

it would Mem that the bent j of thing the authoriue* can do I*! until to compel every dog owner to which.

Will Arrange For Booster Campaign M. Bainbridge, Jr., To Act As Advance Man Marshall Bainbridge. Jr.. Managing M-rretary of the Wildwood Board of Trade, will leave next Monday, repiwntlng the publicity committee of the Cape May County fhanib r of Commi for an advance tour of the route be covered by the Cape May County booMer caravan which ill leave on Its annual publicity tour on May 2. The tour tbi.-- year will Include: Camden. Allentown. Reading. Hageretown. Md.. Baltimore. Md.. am! Wilmington. Del. ,-ery renort In Capo May County and a poaelhle representation from the mainland will par-

■Ipate.

Mr. Bainbridg- will make complete arrangement* at each town for meeting the varlou* city of•elal*. beads of all the civic organisations. nrrvtce clubs and ten. and the Cape May County delegation will entertain a> each (own visited the lending ofllrtala of the town, as the gueate of Cap.- May County. tartheranre of the county's publicity.

make use of it to cwmbat the disease. Shooting dog* does not end the disease and meets with public resistance and muxxllng dogs in warm weather, while perfectly proper in the absence of better methods is ■ ruol as the dog must pant or suffocate as

he does not sweat.

Until better methods are adopted lo combat the rabies owners should obey the law and keep their dogs at home.

Foster Throws Hat Into Ring

d> tills and schedule

ip will not lie available r. Bainbridge returns,

xpected. will be

about Thursday of n

Court House Seniors Present Class Play The Court Hoiue High School MUlor clan* r!=T "When Smith Stepp'd Out." given Thursday and Frldav night wa* w.-ll attended and much enjoyd. The cast of characters Included: "Mr. William Horae Smith." (Uncle Bill from Australia). Mr. Raymond llamann: "Mr. George Smith" (bis m-pbew). Jerome

Radio Spray Service For South Jersey \X£jll Be Broadcasted From . Station WPG

The Agricultural Extcnslnr Service of the State College n: Agriculture ha- arranged e. Ill WPG.. the municipal radio ma lion <d Atlantic City broadcast

Inc i

5lh of

broadcast a spray arranged to meet the needs Southern New Jersey and ring the principal ln*»-' pest- and plan: diseases of fruits and vegetables. Every evening, when there- is Information to Bend out. It will broadr.—t at 6:30 to 6:45 P. M. In conjunction with last minute news which Is also broadcast at that

-arnlngs and

infor

till be also

time.

The following program of subcts of Interest to South Jersey farmers arranged by the Extension Service to be broadcast from tatlon at 7 P. M. on the date* given: "Baby Chicks and Their Care.” April 16—"Flowers for the Home Carden." May 3 "Starting the Sweet Potato Crop " May 10 "Why Chicks Die." May 17 ■Protecting Vegetable* from Hugs." May 24—"Health and Profit In Clean Milk.'' May 31 — "Making Fruit Larger and Better."

. K'ene

(a

didacy For Re-election u ‘

Ive). Roland lair. . "Bob Slanry." (a Wooer). Mai-hall Flsbr; "Mrs. George Smith."

r- . . s' i t Nellie). Anna Crawford: "Hllrreeholder Announces (Jan- ,i a ." m,. maid), c.-.rgte Doug.

"Uunal Aimltage." Myrtle • man. Miss Winslow." (a Spinster). Emma Bradshaw. Th* proos-d* will be used to tiiiai.ee the senior clans trip to

Washington.

Reorganize Men’s

Bible Class

The Alpha Men's Bible Class of • be Sea Isle city Methodist Sunday School was reorganised Sunday, after several years of in-

activity.

W. E. Middleton was elected president and teacher of the clan.and Chari-- Hahn, secretary.

Freeholder Charles E. Foster. o| South Seavillc. announces that he will be a candidate lor Freeholder at the coming prtniary .-lection. His term on the present board will expire- on Ib-

cember 31. 192k.

In his announcement h< thank., his friends and snllrltots for their support. Freehold, r Foster. who Is Director Of Charilbs. is the senior member of the Board In length of service. He will be opposed at the coming election by Henry Y. Clouting. The primary '-lection will

be held on June 15.

Letter Carrier Examination A civil nervice examination

r otflee

sill he

in

appllrallo

post office by May 5 formation may he <■ those Interested Irom Chapman, postmastei planned to put on carrier, os usual dmli son. earlier tbi*

formerly.

near future.

Harold Sutton, wipe of the Sunday schiii working for Mane tin • the class and bis .-ff., venial In the reo

Ocean City Ad Writer Awarded $5 Second Prize Goes To Sea Isle Man—Three Win Honorable Mention Contest Closes in 4 Weeks

Another man !ia» broken the exclusive ranks of pure' winner* in the Cla-'in-■: Ad Writ- 1 Ing Contest of the TIMES He Is U-niil-l G Is. lx Far ■ and St.. Sea lale City, and hal>een award.-! s.-reind p. lie of 82.50 this week B> •••nr Idem •. Morris Clark .th- firet man re. win in th*- contest wa alao ., Ben lale City r.wldenl. He .aptiired second prlxe last week. Dr. Marcia V. Smith •>:! Wesley Avenue. Ocean City, won lb. ‘ first prise of >5.01. tin- w.-ik By nnothei cm. i....... both!

■ City Chamee reduced the i 8ln to 85 it

reduction would

re astiry a larger

Rotary Sponsors Boys* Week in Sea Isle Boys Will Conduct City Government For One Day

No Solution in Judgeship Until June 22

i.il dm thought

bring In > working bnlam The fiscal yi until October and the treastiry lialanre Is too small expenaes until that t coup the finances a house to house drive for new member* w ill be made and Fre-sident Waddington on Monday night np-polnre-d the following gentlemen to condurt the drive, the city being divided Into sections: Ocean Avenue North Dave. Moe Ros.-nf.-lfl. M. A. laiongo. Townsend's Inlet — George

Busch.

Ocean Avenue to ‘Minerva Street M. M. Sofroney. Mr. Travis. William Stevens. a to Dolphin Street —' George Soeder. Irving Filch. I George Neptune. Dolphin Street South C. S. I Mazuiie. William Tulln.-r. Wil-

liam Jorher.

Complaint was made of the ■or telegraph service furnished { Sea Isle by the Western Union! ipany and the secretary was instructed to file a formal complaint in an endeavor to secure Georg.- Soeder called attention the fact that it was time to book the Motorcycle Pageant If i Isle wanted the show again .- year. An effort will be made bring the meet here. Mayor Sofroney asked the e«>--ratlon of the chamber In enforcing the nuisance ordinance, which he said would do much toward r.aklng the rlt” more

pre-sen table.

The mailer of providing sume adteitlalng souvenirs of Sea Isle City lo be used on the Cape May;, County booster caravan trip was'' brought up and several sugg'-s-tlons made. President Waddlngton and Chairman Fitch 'if the Tran-portatlon Committee will act as a commit lee to work In conjunction with Chairman Ilaffert. of the Advertising Committee. to see that Sea Isle is prop-

erly advertised.

The need of signs lielt.g placed on Ihe Ocean City-Sea Isle City boulevard at the southern end City, directing travelers

Sea Li.- city win be ruled by: April Term of Court Opena boy Mayor and boy Commls- „J T 1 \T/:.l * nlonerw. the week of May 1. ... observance of National Boys' Common Pleas Judge

Educational Week.

The S*-a Isle City Rotary Club, through Its boys' work committee. is sponsoring Boys' Week, and has arranged for the election ot Comniliwinncr* and Mayor

among the school bo

Ing will be by ballot, which maybe clipped from this Issue of the TIMES (Pace 8) or may he had at any Sea Isle City store- after next Monday, a vote blank being given with every ptirehase. The complete week's program has not yet been formulated, but tentatively- the week will start with a boys’ parade, on Saturday. May 1. Sunday will be boys’ day in church: Monday boys’ day In the school: Tuesday, boys’ day In entertainment and athletic: Wednesday, boys' day :ltlxenshlp: Thursday, boys’ day- in industry: Friday, boys' rkcr's conference and boys'

•nlng a '

8. boys' day out of doors. The Rotaty Club Committee i charge of the work Is George] ptune. Maurice Feldman and.

Edward Burk.

Grand Jury Makes Return of Indictmenta

Senator Bright Refuses To

Make Any Statement

The April term of Cape May; County Courts opened on Tuesday morning with Justice Luther A. Campbell, providing. Judge Herbert Bartlett, of Cumberland County ha* been secured to preside over the Common Pleas Court and will sit to hear Common Plea* canes on Tuesday, April 20. He will also sit Is Quarter Sessions Court on May

Bums CompanyOpen New Offices

Will Develop Venicean

Park Site

0 tn addressing the grand Jury

M,> i Ju * ,lce Campbell declared that I he had been Informed by Prone rutor Campbell that there were no matter* of i <p.-cia! importance that would require special presentation and stated that he had been informed the bulk of tbn work of the grand Jury would be completed on • Tu<-aday. but due to the extraordinary condition* that th*- services of this body might lie required at s later date to pre-w-m the (indlngs of the b<Hty. The Indictments must be presented to th-- Common Pleas Judge in prr.-m by

the grand Jury.

Senator Bright, who I* Mamnd

for the (allure of the Senate to

Judge Eldredg.. who wa*

The new real estate offir. - o Henry II. Bums Company. In tin

Bart Building, were opened this j j,” ^

•'•"'h- »" h Bachman as waj ,

Th - Mums firm, which I* enmpo*. d of Jack Bum* and Henry B. Burn*, will cunduri a general real estate brokerage I.usln'-Ms In addition to le-ltg general sales ngeuu of the n.-w Sea Isle City sub-divisi'Mi of lb.- Sea I*le City Development Oimpany. Tills *rellon will lie dev elope.! at once as high-class rest l ifted residential

etior

th'-

i 1st

- placed <

Tues-

Bowling Tournament On Casino Alleys

Beginning on Monday evening. Apiil 26. a bowling tournament ■ liampionship <if Cape May County will lie staged on Taylor's Casino Alleys. Wildwood, open to residents of Wildwood only. En-

>r this ii April 25. following biiKlm lav- contributed |

irded

Es-

ra .;tbc busines

Eve

alfill.il

City Demands Plant

| Dismiss Rferognizam c Against I'rank Mallera

make against P,ank M..-

Stercopiicon Views for Children On Wednesday evening. In tl bawiiieiit of St. Joseph's Chore an artistic atrreoptiron exliili lion wa* held for the rhlldre under the direction of Miss AllRobert*. Ml** Roberts gave a interesting and instructive tal In relation to the slides. Theexhibitions are held for the clil dren. but adults are Invited. > admission Is charged. In 11 future they will be held rvei Monday night at 7:50 P M.

) Him

Sea Isle Moose Will Install

i Installation night for the new - of ■! officers of the Loyal Order o! ' ■'» i Moose. Sea Die City, will be at ; held on April 20. when the an- Tins nual lodge .tippet will al- take j ing « • i place. The supper, which will b. !" held at the Moose 11*11. Will be I".' I 1 followed by dancing. the com

SECl RITY TRUST | pany, of Cape Mat

I

i< plant and .ill I

: Wlldwiod K<

tare- Banrd. Wildwoid Lumliei Dealers' Association. Sel-RIgh-Grore-ry C-mpanj. Henry II. ot i-1- W. C. Hunt. Inc.. The Ro ---II* Shop. Commercial Garage tsag. I Salt Water Taffy. Tenen-I barm A Sons. Ratrisli Slim- Shop! and F W. laxyton A Son*. I The Casino Alleys are- on Oak, - ■ the List bowling al- ]. v- tin- furnishings and "quip-1 men I Is mg rsperlally designed j The .-miing tournament prom-j i • -ii- most tni'-re-stlng con-1 i- ' lor lover* of that sport I Officials Hire Vessel 1 o Boost New Ferry City officials. ni'-nilM-is of th. ' Klwanis Club and the Pnigiessiv.D ague of Cape May City. Imrechart end a Vessel to lair * Jamej delegation of Cape May boosters! re. D-wm. Del . m-xi Saturday to, participate . Ihe celebration M

filling of two of the present canals. or waterways, in Venlcean Park, where the property Is located. Contract for the work ha* been let. and all Iniprov-mcnts are lo tie in by Deeemlier 15 of Jack Burns, in an interview with the TIMES on Tuesday, said: "We lielifv in Ihe future of Sea Isb- City, a . think that the slogan recently coined "The Resort Incomparable." is a very trite and true one. Sea Die City cannot bu compared with any other re-sort In its enviable location. its magnificent Is-xch for- • ver dedicated to Is- kept open for the free use ot the public, ita municipally-owned utilities, and Its great all-resort connection with Ocean City and Atlantic

City.

"Sea Isle City has a wonderful future-. In the creation of this future we want to have a hand, am! by tigid adherence to our slogan. ’100 Per Cent. Service.' we hope to merit the confidence of the investing public.” Court Hears One Case and Adjourns Convene on April 20 When Docket Will Be Called

but

i«nt o xplHnatlon tor (Ins action. Judg. Eldredge was Jtkewlan in Court, but for the first time In th'rteen years la’.led lo ocrapy the bench. The County Conrt |* also crippled by the (liners of Circuit Court Judge Schtmpf. In (Continued on Page 7)

St. Elizabeth's dub Leases Aleline Hotel Ellxabeth * Seashore Club, Philadelphia. have again based the Aldlin Hotel, on Swam Street Sea Isle City, for tbe season of 1926. The club will be guided by the following officers John J. Ptcndergast, president: James McCabe, vice pre-sldem: Paul Jacob*, treasurer, and Michael F. Murrair. secretary. The Rev. James L. Gllden l* spiritual director. The club will hold a euchre and dance on the evening of April 2D. In the St. Ellxabeth auditorium, which, from nil Indication*. la going to be a wonderOpening day Is the 23rd of May and a lull house I* expected to Inaa -'irate another aucceenful year of the St. Ellxabeth Senshort- Club.

day. heard th*

n-r Campliell. *11Hoiim- on Wednew- • suit of Cline vs. an. a suit growing lent in Ocean City, as in favor of th" r which court was

Tues-lay.

Her

Bart

Places in County For Rutgers Scholarship Exams Luther II. Martin. Registrar of Rutgers I'niveraity. has announced that examinations lor State N>'holarshl|M at Kui&cr* will be belli in forty-one high school* and six county court houses ihiniighout the State on June 3 and I Tin- ncbolarnhlpn, value) at 82«0 a year, will be awarded

minty having

icllt* i

)M.| IH II.I> A HOME I\ SEA' Ca P* May.age.i ,

. capital , » lr City—IV Tradesmen's j ' w * M--ray's in

rplu* of $700,000; building and Ixiai, Asus.xtion | • ,1 " .lover <--.otkl.iitN). Think it - -.rr j V l11 help vou. Ask living Fitcii, i Hf . waa y 'J^\ k ‘, when jnu have bankinj: burinm. Secretary. Sea isle Citv. \. |. j city, being empb-je.

—Adv. 1 —adv I work.

Too Old For Jury M-ph Dow'l r. " of Wildwood. Ice Campbell, a* !.•• is past cars of age The Jury age Is sixty-five years. The candidate* are selected from voting list.

the

It

Slate

to quallfy •i candidate hiiikI pas, exam* In (algebra. English and two olheri subjects. The examinations, ac. j cording ro th« announcement, fo: < pe May County will be held m | the Cape May and Wildwood llllgh Schools.

News From Today's Classified Ads

cheap.

Dit of window shun g-Kid condition, lor sale Bo* I. "Ida A.” 20

cylinder Palmer. Foes clutch. Bosch and perfect plug* Ignition. Pint*! condition. 825.00. Black Minorca x-ttlng egg*. Heavy laying strain. 81 25 for

■citing of 13.

Two hundred account McCasky Register system In flretclass condition. 5«0 Whit" Leghorn pulleta. 11 inoiilb* old. 'or nab- Now laying 65 per cent. 81.26 and

8) So each.

Itepreaentat ive* wanted to

'-II

ale

dresses, etc., to wearer. All nr part time. First mortgage of 82.500 desired on propetty Block 16. lot 22. located on Sumnitr Avenue, between Landis Avo-

Strath-

N. J.

Bungalow

bath.

The above ('lassIBcd opportunities give an excellent idea. Of the variety of TIMES’ Clanslfied Ad». These are Juat a few of the interesting mrea-ag'-s in this ws-k's departOnly four weeks remain In the TIMES' Ad Willing Coglest. Plenty of time to win g prlxe. however. If you do win a prlxe you’ll Iki eligible for the special 826.00 award to be made the close of the contest.