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CAPE MAY COUKTY TIMES FRIDAY. APRIL 16. 1926

Cases Listed For Trial at

April C

Ejectment Suit ot St.i \ Beach Realty Comp.my

Most Imprirtan:

Many Cases Marked Off

■ Kay F.naliy <'«Mpany. i i> .ration v». J Huntrr fainter M. .Way. I'harl*.- • I forporatlon irf America, .iporatlon \a. Cltarlni Wal-

rtlirl J; Datryfiple a fartpbcll.

(.Hill f Stanley Knpe.

i toiler i.ii.t Radiator Supply I'ompt.ny vs. Il.-len I- Snyder. F Stanley Kn-ps. Andr<» t\ Das-

llati^l t.. • ’.i.—• the attention of the April ’•im ol May Court- ! ronvened Tu<->alr.i' monttnt «tti; Supreme Court Itlatiei Ijnii. i A. CamptH'll ptealditii. hut x-ieral of «h<

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Crarnsn Piet* Appcr.ls Charl'T Donley v*. .Mile liny. Pain... M. Way. Cmeet W.

Lloyd.

Mary J. Ut tab tf. Frank !‘. Mutt.ra. Palmer M. Way. Chat lee C. Bohni v*. Frank VanOiIlin. St. EnteiM W. IJnyd T Millet Hand. l>-la Matthews vs. Free! Hen-, denem. Chari*i* A. Bonnell. John A Moran vs. D-njautin Milhurs and Joseph Milhurs. tradinn as Milbnnt llr<ith*r' Charles A. Donnell. Jam. - M. K • Hildreth. Ismis Rittenbun: ».* Benjamlnj Mill) tire and J'weph Mllhuic. trad I iik MilhutK Brothers. • Chari, s A. Bonnell. Jam— M. E. Hildreth. Kay vs. Materra. Ryan vs-1 Ste*'|man A- Son.

Folks. When the evenin’ meal .. I at.’ the disher put n»ay. n’ >. u settle down to store yonr mid witti h-tpen’t: ot the day. inn- p* toeful feelin' o’er you. n’-*iir.c from your far.- a frown - y. -.-an the Weekly paper

maybe—but not In your And. mlcht I SUKRe*' pick a bouquet of bloi all wish Were Mooiuinc may la this poem i» ■princy. ttid yet I ask you. »hat «»rt ..I a bunch ran 1 net »hen frnjit seems to spread as I blow out a breath, an' frankly. I’m d or cone near froten fo di-oth. t ♦ t A e.; tain Cumberland County < lltor is n believer In ••yello» " yournallrnt ran this as a leadlnp eiiit.uinl ’The l»iisine«« man oi this city who Is In the habit ot htiRRinc hi* stenographer, l.n.i, hetter quit or we •III publish his nano." The next day thii-ty-nrven business men called at the o If ire. paid ih.lr subscrlpilons In advance, left thirtyseven columns of advertlsinK to. run indefinitely, and told .the*

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with It he found hlrato face with a police-j id aith •ond.-rful ptes-, mind, place-d the plunder, arm- ••( the officer, say- j had better take care.

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ic hobo aske.1 a hard-far. d ’woman for a bite to | ■Y-s." she replb-l. "I'll fix' ...t.,. supper if you'll saw I -plit some »uod. sweep off j v alk. fix that hole in the I . . tidy up the barnyard, and| that rubbish pll.-d up at :

th- ..liar door." l-»d>. ' said the hobo as he start- - away. "I'm only a hobo. | ain't your husband'” t « t When i'ntle Wtldy Wolf came ! olrt see the folk* he rn- | deav ot.sl to b. as amusinc as [*. . an I t. Id several Stories at whteh th. family ItidulRed in , loud and hearty rachinnatlon. 1 Bui little Amos Just sat and lauBhet. for he knew that nelthei the stories nor I'nrle Windy ••re funny. t t t The n ison the old-fashioned mother »as praised in poetry and son* »as because she believed her leRs were m.*ant for service and not scenery. I'sually. Bill Austin says, when thrte's little in the head much comes out of the mouth.

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Supreme Court

Amy II. Rodgers vs J.-h Foster. James Mercer Itavi.

Btanley Kreps.

Walter H. Treen vs. Constant}* * C °"’' L i Where i. the Blind B«by? | *..m K«»b„rVi e.i.t.1 | s >» lc P.nyides lor Them C. McCarty. Ed» Clata Rasti.-ek. Ext- finsn.-ck. | ,t„. j-J.—-ph Probslnsk. and Sh.-ppar.i rhi j,| iron, the W. Coombs Jam.s M.-rt.-r ltavis.t a , The la* i <!.ap:. Mark R. Sony. ‘| aR s jujk. The State •.( N-v J. t.—y Ed- \ sp-eial budRet : t.ouh ward U Katx.-nbarh. Vy. G.m-; |„ r th.^.- rhildt. u. The, • tal. vs. Beach Re.iily Company, j m*! tblnR is to Ret a lie! or' a corporation. Jonathan Hand. them. They nr. appointed by BourRcoi.i Coul.unh. | the Stale as pupils lor care, tuainvs. Jennie E. | tenance and education in the

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il. *lae the cornin' ' i arm of JatM-x 8tn’ .- .4 the cider mill bel. • Huh Brown, i th. paper frum your ■

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or a mcetln' where they pray, hut »hat 1 know about it thou*h I'm livlnR far away. If the «Btrk.-n-i>ox i* raRin' or th.inunips is Roin' roun' I perstte il In the paper front nty ol' home I read the ntornin' pap. rs and the evenin' papers too. an' I .-oiitelimes pick a nov-I up an' sorter skip ii throtiRh: but »h-n pabulum. »hl.h tto

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Pontier.-. Stanl.y and Jrrs-ph Klim.

Bell. Chatl-e K. Eandir

Circuit Court

Mariir I. L»ii vs. John M. man or in the alternative Franklin SiteilenherRer. el itx. John C. Re*-d. Le-wis Starr. Matt.a 1 Is.-n vs. J. Frank Shell. nberRer. John C. Reed.

L» » i- starr.

Cline vs. Bannan. P. tersnn vs.

Lemmon.

Ccmcicn Picas B-atrice N. Nelson and Hal C. Nelson vs. Paul Id Spiecker. F. Stanley Kteps. Wm. Elmer'

kinderRart.-n hospitals and homes -

Krepr A- .-jmhined. provided |or them. If j

the mother will -.■-aliz.- that th- ; baby- needs immediate rate, site j V ill take advantage of the* ap- |

J : poinlments and rep->it the t-al-y i

that it itiuy have th.- h.epitai , care (Wpeelall*. I-.'ore the ..ill | tsnly b-comes twist'd and

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They say our good an' bad deeds an- recor-le-i up on high. «* that God can classity us when it contra our ilm. to die. if that be true. 1 know a man whn'e

The present l.ll ;«• I psovidrs t-.l adults only. When- are the babie* who should Is receiving IhiStan- rate? Find th.m and ..fsiii to Mrs. John Alden. F-mnder ol the Stimmit. New J.-twy. Blind Ilaides' Home and Kind. gart. r: The State pays tuition lot each

Be. her-Kay Realty Company > Corporation vs. Elita t; llart.-l j Blind, m mi Coniract. Palmer M. Way ‘ Pennsylvania,

Tiny t-II in.- each peisrm ho s dealing In verae will soon rite of sprinr.. Well, they ilsht do much wot*.-. Consider t?:-- ihr.ll that its roming • ill biitiR and you'll have to ada.i, spring's a wonderful thing. The : i age is not set for that, sort of a rhyme. ‘ it's winter] outside. Ml It isn't quite tint.. Hut n<i» that I'm at It. 'twould l»e klnda fun. to write my spring - p..eui. on' get the thing don--. Oh. list to the rustle of l.-nves !

fOf cimrre that's,

the hunk but you know what I mean.) And hark to the twitter of birdie.> I _ (They till me it's dern Close-

Zero outdoors.)

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MR. LEAMING R. LLOYD

haw pur- based the Cape May Court 1 louse Garage, and will continue to con iu. 1 it as a first class sen ice garage and sales agency for Ford cars V. arc equipped to handle Ford work as few can handle it. and you ai- -> sured of uniformly courteous treatment and fair prices

Evans and Lloyd

ford service garage

Main Street

Cape May Court House

Long Life—Dependability—Exceptional Riding Comfort—Good Looks—Smoothness of Operation, and last but not least—SAFETY. Ride and Be Convinced. See H. BECKER at BECKER’S GARAGE WOODBINE, N J.

ecord Made a Verdict Rendered Here is a record tp make you pause: 70,599 Dodge Brothers Motor Cars and Graham Brothers Trucks sold in the United States from January 2nd to April 3rd, 1926! The greatest quarter in the company’s history. 37 per cent greater than the same period last year, when 51,318 units were sold. This record was a foregone conclusion. Since the first of the year demand increased week by week. Each period showed greater sales than the one preceding and greater than the same period of 1925. During Uie last week recorded, ending April 3rd, 9104 units were sold, against 6530 for the best week last year—a gain of 39 per cent Sales figures are an index to the buyer’s preference. Buyer’s preference, these days, springs from clean-cut convictions on quality and comparative worth, penny for penny. Although the peak of the selling season has not yet been reached, the verdict has already been rendered.

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Waterprodfl

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I Smee 1907 at Wildwood-By-The-Sea T5he Beecher Kay Realty Co. Real Estate - Mortgages - Insurance

Touring Car Roadster

$867.50 $866.00

Coupe Sedan

$918.50 $973.50

S,, Ilr DoJgr Si,.I H:J\ <)„ Dnflaf In Our Shotiroom Becker’s Garage

H. BECKER. Prop. WOODBINE, N. J.

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J/lrr a told u ait ihr family

Deddse- BrothErRs MOTOR CARS

(IMG R. W. RYAN . Wildwood’s Hardware and Houeefumuhmg. Store Since 1889 133-5-7-9 L Wildwood Ave., Wildwood, N. ■ '/ ■ '*• B„I. Tkii S,.„ s.u, ir