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pteM fur the <»-Jefcr*Uoc. »*» tactstfeto ««ek la /!!ral*» 6r~ tsite of Ik* eetobrntoa oolll H »»* > certainty '■.*» the plsi.> •rill bkI-rlslilc •Wc art gr/ing to kaer a flae rctehnttrm." h» 'tecta ml. "hot «» ta the t«Btattrr

City aed n*lc oUteteb f ail aectlost of Kew Jerwy hat* heea iorited to atlcnd. aa «r*H' as Mayor Marker- of PhlUdei-

■artes. maor of •boBi

Day throne U expected U> atfenJ the dedteatioa of the aew ■aik ari tat tone bare been extended

already aee parntf*ate Mr in mail

of rh* ioeal

The vanHRlA.

ciric bodice of the «at» ».ll alM be invitee! to attend The Beading Rail read Band bar

The 3 The J T^ 1

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Line Your Brakes Vv'itfi RAYBESTOS Factory Job

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PHONE 156 PORT NORRIS J. A. GRACE. Mgr.

a am: the ta-

• ord 1C the line of the reef. *wcag is at thU point ]oat aMtaciratly to create a lee. The anrf dW cot burn upon it with the direct drive of the wind axed, pro it-cted '-crough most of the year n the awaep of the trade*, not much brakes coral had been

rallied. Only tar a m

aaae »as kieated, ther* aba-d ssd paralyzloc divanery naserre fate.

nnenber* cnaeec. to Starboard, j '•>* atark had all Uu aeixad iu . r ,, imr ^ Ttoa* be flauestd out hi* palm 1 vtctiJL A moment and setjoe sas )ovtr |_ .w. ^ r . hortxoouil) b.ld hi* cbeak upon woold be loo late But is that ret rad that fa* miul tera bad tbl« ^ aUec pted as extra loo* yaas. flaab of lime the mac leaped.; pi,,* , n mlw! frooi ^ trf , doaed U. eye* and* began to landed mlth hU feet upon the tide to thSTfavor tt

rtarka terit. The tepaatfhrr* t*. poaaiblt. is aolktestly akilled the monster Into brief paaic. i hand*, to bardie the reef. Hb* tore at her droaa: thnm | -n^r, *r U ooe phase in the

rhythm .of the irarf when he could i rocreed He must Caleb the bso-

J « m«t when tb* wave had crashed

prey. Olive dropped be- i Aomr] upoo ^ coni w)wo

The heavy Gab tb* rjoleace of the Impart bad

A* it | abated, bat not one second of the

Of torture She could throw

hand etole toward the open-

teg of her droaa and her fmgen

Clmed. carweii '

- the ban-

had given It back.

'The lopraa«t* of tb* Pigeon of Noab appeared OU*. reatched 6Dwa Mil and mast. He tubed the* -1st. With a rtanre be aaawad htaiaeir everything aboard was seeme. Then, paddle is hand, be kept their cron io the hollos

of the aeu

Eci on. oB came the topmasts, the to Mails, rising afrateat the #ky the g*-i gasped lo terror. Ob came th sail*, on and on. hearer and nearer, taller and more ■Wllte MOW greatly lo be dread-

■ • And then, in this awful moment, without word of warning. Olive ■pran| overboard Palmyra uttend a wall. Alter all be bad braved, to forsake her now? To seek bU own safety In flight' No:

It was unlbtnkab!)'

And scarcely the usworthy

low the surfa-e. bad no cbai.

swept over hi* bead the I thriMt upward with the knife fa

Olive did i

He

had kill d sharks before.

Throwing the canoe

course, fa* called on for l

Kor an interval they went on. before It became evident that Pi

ape Burke bad made them oat.

Presently the schooner wa* „ close Palmyra coaid make out Ponape Burke on iu deck, cover-

ing them with his glasses.

7be reef wall was now so Immediately at band she could see that this rim. by reason of the coral broket) off and packed down by the trample of the surf, was higher than the rest of the reef behind, th* surface or reef-table, which ouUtretcbcd inland to the b»»cb. The barrier wa* armored

brown knobs of living e-oral,

with their toothed faces like a

- - . - —slant nutmeg grater against w bleb hand shot ip. seized the outrigger.; the *ea could grind the canoe Into

gave one twist. The next second i splinter*.

jnderlnr in th* *

Instantly, tie man leaped out. ceught the girl op Ic. bis arms. H* sprang upon a coral boulder that raifcd them above the sliding water Tb* canoe sucked back over the brink, but Olive held. The moment the downrosh ended. he raced with his burden, bounding over the rough coral, un-' til he had reached another knob rising above the level, perhaps flfty It**! In from the edge. Here i t£*y weathered the next sea and

s. .. _ — MSBBSH! 5 its subsequent retreat. fMimyra was floundering In the And now. a* the girl looked. ' Another dash acroe# the sbalr ?SS5: *“* ■ Olive dug bis paddle in. put all | low* and they were safe from th* . ' , • riroke the savage roach- hi* weight upon It The craft ocean. But not as yet from Pon-

ed out and caoght fc*r by the hair. ; veered and look a new course— j ape Burke.

fj* * b *] d 10 ,l * rooUit r * straight for the reef. Palmyra i As the brown man carried PalgpPU She osaaad to struggle with sat nxaaaaA. 8h* had hoped myra, her face, over is shoulder.;

Inst hope that she was wrong, was tjmsd toward the Lupe-a-

loil. For. L that had not carried him far eoo«*h b* would be. caught by the recoil to follow.. when the water flung upon the reef pours' 1 back Into the ocean. | Olive psodled furkwtey to gel ' far enough la so that the backsweep could not grip them., drag them down to destruction. Nearly | bf. liad succeeded. But. the recoil haring rained the enrol almost bare, the outrigger struck a| knot> of the limestone, broke from j

LARSON for Governor

|i

v far ahead.

CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINA TK^N FOR GOVERNOR -THE MAN FOR THE EMERGENC Y"

Said THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE, S^tcmb-r. 1927: “He to be one erf those men of die hour which always appear on the scene in thin great democracy of our* when changed conditions caD lot a new type of leadership, the type of engineer-statesmen, for i ' . - -

PRIMARY ELECTION DAY MAY 15th, 1928

0

fPaM for by Fred Garrrtson. Campaign Mgr, Perth Amboy. X. J.)

Between hooo^Tooo ZJheres No Oat that Compares with

BUICK

the c

Comb the field and vouTl CD * Be tight back to Buck for the style, colors, upholsteries and appointments of iu bodies by Ksher.

Make the

* in per-

formance sad again you’d

•dect Buick for the

hsVah in-Head six-cytinder

lovrjoy Hydraulic She zb Absorbers, Double-Drop Frame, Sealed Chassis, Mechanical Four-Wheel Brakes and a host of features not combined many ocher car.

thorough comparisons. Prove U — '

you’ll find further pro«-f of

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SEDANS u. gI995 •

SPORT MODELS gim. AB gnmt A •. A Flml.il** .

between 61000 and 62000.

95 to gl 850

MOTOR SHOP WILDWOOD, N. BiuKi-Wot End Oitp. U4 Pctj St-, Cpt **J. > » ScriTani. Proprietor

Uf e #

To* wouldn't put your money in the bunk if you questioned the safety •f your principal. Why not u*e your best judgment in buying a used car’ Reliability is a religion here.

BAILEY MOTOR COMPANY Heven Avenue at Tenth Street Ocean Otr, N

Wtiea tetter entoaieMre u, built Bekfc -ill bejH then

Kodfl 1926

BUICK BROUGHAM

Had wocaerful care. Owner bought Packard Sedan. CHEVROLET COACH 1926 Original pa nt. Like new. AU good rubber. Fully ©quipppA STUDEBAKER BROUGHAM 1926 Motor renewed. All good tires. Equipped. Trunk, bumpers, new -pare Ure. HUDSON COACH 1926 Duco painted. Rebuilt. All new Urea. Fully equipped. BUICK TOURING CAR 1923 $25.00 til new rubber. Thin car Is in good running shape. Has had a wonderful home ESSEX COACH 1926 $25.00 Motor renewed. Duco painted. All good tires, srsn.oo full polling pries Several other makes. Balance can be paid in raiy monthly payments.

Mori Bros. 114 E., Vine St.

<r

Motor Co. Mi!!vilie, N. J.

Yes Sir!

First Payment

$85.00

It’s a

1 great, fig

,,-w

honest

loaf of

£j

wholesome

goodness!

NORRIS GARAGE EARL H. BROWN, Prop. PORT NORRIS, N.

Le Stourgeon’s Kew-Bee Bread

Dependability,* Satisfaction and Hanest Value

Your Grocer Sells It Served Anywhere in Cumberland County"