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AUTO SECTION

Points

of Peerless Model Six-90 Device* end Fumieh- >. Make It Car of Beauty and Efficiency

,ve Body :3tyle« in Model

**xt-1

tiiHT c«n|»«» t»»urvlily witfe

aia cj-eJIed^r . on It** martut * a

CAPE KAY COPKTY YDCES. MBMHF. FEBEUABY 11, 19Y7.

Whence Came Sea Isle City Street Names

.«• nain*4 In honor o< Ilaijr. tha ttrth to Ematy-foorth Blrooin In-! nmr b*„K Latin for luty. cluaiv*. Ttw atwu folknrin*. Part*, altar tfc* fomou* Fierr*, whlrh **rr named alter th* *•-

xltr.

rloua ciUoa.

Mythology, Literature, Foreign Lands, States. Gties. i Warriors Drawn On

wtr-IUth

Big Bread Basket

afler aa aocl-n'- Rattan t^wldnw. S patronr*» "f a a-iiil ! I»l>;.»ialan*. afae beSna a

jmI-.Ii s.-tdaaa.

At ia*!ric la a Oraak IBjUlical natnr Ai<or<Utig 10 th* atTtL Aliadnr a a . ..uRlatar of Mil***

-I- ol » 0,1* M, n '-" “ —

<it thr 1st,)-'iatih In h*

Statesmen Figure Largely ^

«hr a»ild. , on tain- muKhlr

third* nf the land

I nitrd States.

Ita wM

. basin. Th* t

, i

and much of

third of the

th* mark** supply al mil troth otapi* am! p nxhahie, OTlganatr; wMhln this eraat tarrl- i Aory I* lunttahr* tarpe aap- j ptlo* at Iro#:*. oUtlr. and dairy and poultry produot* !*> reiNloaa at propta both her - and abroad.

Th* teaaUru) n*w Chandlrr Metrnpotltan Sedaa. on rxhlbitlofl at the Auto Show.

^ °“American

The factory »et pr**

.^placed It^lSSS which puts ip the ctaas between that of . Pearlaas Bx-SS oadan, at: |1S»S. and Ae «a-Tl See pa*-!

uer aedaa al «»»(

Although a atoadsrd sedan and

than aomethln* of loo quality mad* In that country. Tble fact even hold* tru- in many nations that have erected a sever* tariff

wall against the Ameriean car. But thl* i* only the fl>«

Cars Better,

| j But thl* u only the fltat rea- ( rvcf I /bCC aon for IU preference. W* hare l_*COa Wil meli Important

not considered well Importanl other reswHs at Americaa quanity manufariurer aa standard-

part*. ability to

two attractiveir different body Thus Does Hupmobtle Ex-

drl* arr hoiaq t>0»red. th* sen- _ . -•*■*• rv - -- — —-—

ecutive hxplain I heir Uonu- paru qulokly, and have them In-

rumc* TTmmgW World “

people at on* country

aanociation with

port In thus creating national sentiments, national b«ll«d». national Ideals and national ao-

Udlty. hr* already been ti

6*a M* ('tty’s

ehanged ofOcially. siring th* atm*** and annum numerical names from PI rot to Kteaty-Afth Street*, only LandU A vena*. Cno<£Bl Avenue and Pleaaure Avenu- remaining unebanged With th.- passdog of the old

nairiev. It mtghl be of

reridenta to know bow the old were given and their alg-

aireacty oven i nlficance. though araicely yet un- ^

‘T.'Z**. ttr —or »r u;.- 1 . W ^ U,. 6^*. .K

jtleth century’# greateid tributton to hutcan life- The

most wId,.*q*read general pro* kno* n as Plrwt to Tenth Slrwta

j price. Nor bate we considered peril y the world has ever known tociu.lv* were named aSu-rth* j

Thr ewtor ' 'bat th. A me r lean automobile In- began In this country almultane- Pm4d*ntj.. »*.,lk. Tyler. Ilarriwn., bonT hr tv. Iwrh stroke" U Tk;* OrUnuvn nf R S Crdf ' !u * !r T. hating already produced ously eith the rolling In pneu- VanBuren. Aaekaon. Mtmroc. i T ^Ja, Jhi9 0p,n, ° n ° f K 5 C ° ,C c«n* i5.8Ch.000 era. has a marie Una over the road, of M^tam. Jeffemon. Adam, mtd

greater knowledge of what an throe Cnlted Btalsa. The errot of W^Oungton.

efficient automobile is than the that prosperity Is doubtlero ettll Eleventh Street to TwentyInduetry of stir other nation, or. | before us. third Street ineluaive. were forIndeed. the combined automobile: The motor car is no longer; mrriy named after th.- various industry of every other nation. ] ranked as a Imury In thta conn- gtato., rUlee. war general, and

r half

bull, the offepring of Paalphae. It nonflnvl in the labyrintd . ruefed by lki~.iaua* in Crete.. **** t It dr.iaited the periodical tribute o* *. >rn youtha uad aevea ^ maidens, sent by A-heem until Throus. volunteesvnK as one of the chases eeven. .-I-* U:e monster, sod released Athens from the] tribute. After leading Throta! from the labyrinth, she aftsr-1 ward fled with him to the Me • of Naxos, a here be .ihasdoncd!

her. There Diony*u» found her i i and made her hi* wife. •

Neptun, is nanu-d after Old

King Neptune hlmwlf

Coral. Pearl. Dolphin. Shell were Identified with the ocean. * Loretto was nann-l ditferenUy at Unit. Loretto ha via*: beet* given it taler, by nun* *b» have

Dunlap, in a recent addi

the corn belt an heat^roduclag

la of th* same high

speed, high efftricacy type which with the atsady improvmnenl her Prorlero models i a world condition*, the export noUM* for their stamina and market I* today rwtvtng more

ideration ft

driving conditions i motor ear manufa«uirT.

In the motor ‘Uspension. how- yp, American automobile outer. IVerlaro eng laser* have de-‘ pnctleally every eounvrioped an original cuihloalng trJ , B tb( «orld It has mront

*“*■ * -* -* -s U» leading salea

position u abundant prisd that opportunity and greater owner

-ry country **i‘.. sattafar'.lon with one built

Many of them cbooee U de- , he j f 0 » n country, or on their

device which has oeearioaed n

Is only natural, other fa*- 1 lor* being equal, that merchants ahonld prefer to sell motor car*' built In their own countries. But over and ab- e the patriotism they reallxe ts* larger business

rs. Tha four point saaspeaIs employed with the real

of the motor rtwting upoa’ cash- , high tariff li lire rtrimro which, with: kn( ] Dt ,, >a d above the natural tha •UtlcaUy aad dynamically tocUnati m to favor their own

intry’s products.

In addition

e the body in-

aay slight ootaev

lay develop in the motor. '

Why pecple throughout

continent, find greater busl-

n™* and belle: satMled owners

with their American ear. Th- American motor car. with

the** advantage#. Has played a

world prefer th* American motor 1 Irodlng part In contributing more a story nearly as old as | and Letter roads. These the industry Itself. Briefly. It U| plenty of evidence In practically primarily because American pro-' every foreign country that thduction methods have built a bet- American automobile In slowly

ter product which, without tariff | beginning

rest rid !,ns. can be bought at lug the same thing abroad that

foreign country It has at home—bringing all the

All will be: of IS* The three five pamengvr e already In production ptanaad to start product I o and roadster ccwp*

_ -an enjoy th* free flow of. air and unobstructed view whtoh eretofore been enjv fed sole-j ly by owners of the open car* | Th* sport sedan Is of the tyi* j town as eloae-coupied. that taj the front seat yet sufficient ; it back seat la brvmght claaer; ff roam to allowed for msnpU-te' imtort An oval’ window and ! bow la the roar, together with! trunk mounted on the hark w* thl* car a beauty which aa. irro it <rf popularity with thoae bo dad re a car that is different j id yet not blsarrr. All iff th* enrlurod models are iltthed la genuine snob air. Arm wta. walnut door panels, a beau- 1 Molly finished and complete In-! ent hoard, silk door pulls.' t and smoking set* and' sotou.. silver fitting* provide touanroe which many are: teed to find In a car of this oothly operating and inber-'

At. «u«Urnt r.e»- photograph of The Preekicnt and Mrs. Cootidqw taken on th* White House itep-. New Year day. Mrs. CooUdgc celebrated her 4#th birthday on January 1

try. hui

transportation farw.ufulfills require- j |- or

ment* In local, uetional and na-j W taron*!n. Virginia. Mlaaourt. ic»s and recreation 1m-, pwids. Ohio. Maryland. New fulftllmrnt by any; Vork. New Jeroey. Pennaylvanta other one agency or combination i and CUy ^ Philadelphia, of agenclea. It Isnot ore relating McOeUan. Ilaocork fact to say that more than: od lllun ^ Uur lht throedourth. of all motor «"! ^cral* and Stephen

sold In America perform a vital.

0 .. •- i • or pronp^er St tret to Ocean Ave-

' n | nuc now include from Twetity

happlnero.

Delaware Bridge Higher

fill retain-.! tn

poetry.

Vineland aad Hasmnnnton were named afire the two other - kies Mr. Landta founded lAidlam after aa early aettl-: Prince, t oton and Spriug were not named after any partkuUi

place or UUng.

FV.y.iuth Street to Slxij ninth ftlreet Inclusive were fm meriy named after famous lit*' ary men and poet* as Know I James Sheridan Knowlre. Irtah dramatic poet 1714-lSft: Spanaer Bdmutvd Spenaer. English poet. mZ-IS»»: Cow per. William Cowper English poet. 17J1-W00. Wtlltamso-i. William Orawford

r a pioneer summer rroldenl. a j WUItamson. English naturalist.

Go to the Show

and While There

C 0 M PA R E

THE IMPROVED

nf the Prospect family.

and to filly-eighth Kliwsta. Italia

The Delaware Elver Bridge was Rmewood.* Weriphalta. eight feet Higher on Monday. Jan- Attantlc and Ehn wree named uary II. than tt was tart summer <*1 world names, trees and The distance from the mean tide i ‘be ocean. level to the roadway rise* a* the Pbriand. Maxham. Matilda. i.TL-ury falls. i House, llartaun. Bwaln. Garrison This was explained by Joseph »-•,«! Frkx were named after Costello, general manager of original member* of 8e« Isle City the bridge. In commenting on th* •!*'»>-l-*pera ststrm.nt of Prod Jaaperaon. made Ocean Avenue* waa named alia*' Monday before the Phita- ter th* ocean,

delphla aectlon of the Amer' an Society of civil Knglneera. that tbs height of the bridge is too low to allow some ships to pas*. “ItV pretty cold tonight.” Mr. ’ostallo said, “so the height of the bridge is about 141 feet. There's a difference of from eight to ten fort between the height on the hottest and on the coldest days. “Thta Is accounted for by the hrinkage of the ateel cable* in cold weather and the expansion on hot dayx. The minimum height of the bridge, fixed by the War Department. In summer under heavy IraflU- Is 136 feet, two feet higher than the Brooklyn Bridge I have heard no complaint* of ships not

The Irish of It It was during the dry spell and a shower having come Doctor Blank remarked to his gardener: •’Thta rain will do a^ lot of good. Patrick.’’ ’’It will that, sorr.’’ returned Pat. ’’Sure, an hour of It now will no more good In fiv* mlnutro than a month of It would do In a week at any other time.’’—Boaton Transcript.

Madge (of her flnaree): "1 can read Jack like a book. ' Marie (who knows him): •'Well, you’d better eklp a few chapters’'—Boston Tranacnpt.

ISK-ISfiS; Byron. George Byron. EnctMi poet, sixth Baron. 17IK- . 1SI4: Shelley. Percy Byw&r Shelley. English poet. 17»2-li:j. Otway. Thomas Otway. English dramatic pom. 1CS2-16lt: Bryant.. William Cullen Bryant. Axneri-inn poet and >( irnalist. 17M-1ST8: Bulwer. Edward Hob- .-; Bulwer. first Earl of Upturn. EngLsh poet. U»3-lt71; Burns. Robert Burns. Scot Osh poet. I7S2-1S47; Cowley. Abra ham Cowley. BagHsh port. 1412-

1(47.

FWttoMh

Streets are now known a

Seven-

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ram uNivsasax caa

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