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LA m » OT IR Ta WAGON BUILDER AUTOMOBILE PAINTER Large and Small Work Carefoll — Executed Eatimatce Cbserfully . Furnished

T ESTABLISHED 1905 L | TROY LAUNDRY 408 Washington St. HARRY E. BALM, Owner and Proprietor

sratement or THE conpmion or . o UALNE] Southwest Corner Washington and Ocean Streets Cape May, N.J., December 31, 1918

RESOURCKE Time and Demand Loans, 2,047,305.45 Honds and Mortgages 278,501.39 Stocks and Bends 1,882,707.17 Overdrafta, 52.04 Banking Houses, Camden, Gloucester and Cape May, 125,000.00 and Reserve, 314,010.93 Revenue and War Stamps r

LtaBtLiTizs ° " Cupital, g100,000.00 10,000.00 68,206.35 4,700011.17 $4,008,207.52

Three Der Cent. Interest allewed on Time Deposits, Acts as Administrater, . Bxecutor, Guardian or Trustee, Wills drawn and kept without charge. Safety Laposit Bexes for rent in Burglar-proof Vauite, ABVIRORY BOARD.

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Henry C. iptraned Bearstary.

232 JACKSO.J STREET FOR FRESH FISH taken from his own fish pound ALL OTHER SEA FOODS IN SEASON Both Phones Prompt Deliveries CSsuutogd Lasting qualities of ice depend Shien Ai ie ware. the manner o probradipme‘ the efficiency of delivery. Eommeathiint uniform Aiorneintmatonshacd det doute came and. kept. constantly at a temoerature below freezing point. | B 54 w I CBS 3:4 ( % ‘Cel 11 ¥ ORLY ETU URS (OYU Mais Office--512 WASHINGTON STREET FRANK ENTRIKEN & SONS [or" 201 [eT Tr" 3 AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK WECELLENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPID WORK. CakA SToRR®. Game HIRED DAY OR MIGNT. ALL KINDS OF AUTO SUPPLOE® AGENTS FoR THE FAIRBANKS-MORSE Ga® axD OIL ENGDOM «sTercem 1004 SMa lew Wall Paper Fory ar WALL PAPER AND PAINTS, WINDOW, SHADES, — GLASS, — OIL PAINTS _ FOR — AUTOMOBILES ENAMELS, GOLD BRONZE, ALUMINUM BRONZE, hoiimbbinceniznedt ini # W, LENOIR 48 JACKSON STREET Keystone Phone 205 M. RI -omimnandianininnn Storage Batteries Repaired & Charged We Have a Rental Battery For Rolls Car While Yours is being repair New and Second Hand Batteries For Sale. — No Charge For Testing Your Battery. fa s Co Sac y Dye t 1s m 6 5)..1 7 3. b 6 Rear 807 Columbia Avenue, Keystone Phone 275

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FRAZIER AND MACK APPE IN BIG VAUDEVILLE AT ARMY Hor FAL A fine entertainment was given at yo Hospital . lust — Monday, by the. Jewish: Welfare ting of five exceptionally } good acts which pleased every one and brought lots Me appluune. | Novelty with The Bunjo." some very good old faxhior but his art to play two banjos at one time and the sume time was really j an3Ire mOUSK FURNISMINGA Pu 104-04 2uckson Streot,Cape May, GET YOUR SHOES REPAIRED AT T. H. TAYLOR‘s | 626 Washington St. . Cape May, N. J. REPAIRING IN ALL ITS | | Not responsible for work loft over} 30 Days. . NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS |; of Febuary. A. D. 1919, or they will — be forever berred of any action . against the subscribers. Dated February 18th A. D. 1919. ALBERT G. BENNETT | SOPHIA K. MILLER | | 2-28-9t Executors. KEEP THE KIDNEYS weu, Health is Worth Saving, Savi . and Some Cape May People Enew How | to Save It I I Many Cape May people take their lives in their hands by neglecting the Maa th vhen they know these organs lp. Weak kidneys are responsible for a vast amount of suffering red ill hondo ong" Snfuet delay. is rous. . Use Kidney Pills dan remedy that hax helped h thousands |of kidney sufferers. Here is a Cape ht citizen‘s recommendation. D. Poinsctte, 909 Ce Sty |says: "I can‘t say anythin 3 ted | tot. Dosn‘s stud a have had attacks I have bought | tigmoy Pills at Hewitt and Pome as One box has all I Price 60¢, at all ees. Whit simply ask ‘ror a kidney Doan‘s_ Kidney Piilo-the sa rer Mary Poinsette had. | Foster-Milbum Co., Mf Buffalo, N. Y. » ARE YOU THINKING OF leadbn (e GCF 30 A. 3 L F J :) Ley y (1110 €:] 1 ToW, a TONS, 1 TONS, 4 Toss Om THE ROAD ALL TRE TIME Tripe to — Philadelphia . every . week EIL IL, An Assistaid Cape May and Phindetphin. (Clit, EKS 106 to 116 Garfeld Ave. . WILDWOOD Roth | Phowes

wonderful and extraordinary. Miss Gilda Cannon appeared in ther second act in the Singing Comedicane, Her song« were very clever and well liked, while. the buck dancing | was very. well done to the enjoyment of all. The third act was an exceptionally good one, Hurry: Rentell, the Duncing Musician, who can be classed as a dancing. wonder, and | it. is . indeed doubtfal if a rubber ball could emily and with nior grace bounce up and down and do the suumersoults that he preformed during this aet. A good uct "Inland of Harmony" by "The Mesereous" followed, and made a hit with every one with their clever singing and talking comedy. Frazier and Mack, the well known entertainers from England in . their singing and taking comedy closed the show, this act was a scream from start to finish, and without any doubt it was the best big hit that ever entertained the boys at the Army Hospital Charles Achenbach at the Piano furnished the music for the entertainment which was a big part in making the show a big hit, and it goes without saying that Charley, well known by all the boys in the Eastern campa, is one of the best Pianist in his line, and the Cape May district is very fortunate in having this capable and well liked fellow appear at the Army Hospital regularly with every show oa Monday nights, and furnish the music. The giving out of smokes and sweets to the audience by the Jewish Welfare Board, just before the show opens is lghly appreciated by all that are pres" ent at all Monday night shows. The regular J. W. B. Shows on Monday night are well liked by all, and no one can afford to miss them. bntormmmno-o,cmmenmened ARRANGEMENTS FOR PASSOVER FOR SERVICE MEN OF JEWISH FAITH IS BEING MADE The Passover holidays will start om April 14th, and instructions have been sent by the War Department to all commanding officers in . the | United States, informing them that furloughs are to be granted from noon April 14, to midnight April 16th, so that Jewish men may attend services at their homes or in near towns. For these men of jewish faith whose homes are too far for them to attend service there. the | Jewish . Welfare Board Field Representative of the Cape Muy district is making arrange ments with the nearby communitics, to take care of all service men of this ilixtrict that so desire to be taken care of. The Woitbine con. munity has . informed the J, W. B. worker. that they will gladly have service men as guests for the Passover holidays, the | mem will be tuken care of for the first two days or longer if they wish to stay. The J. W. 13, branch in Atrantie Ci+ ty has expressed their willingness and offered to have as stuests a number of men of this district. for as many days as the men could stay away from their posts, The Philadelphia Headquarters . of the Jewish Welfare Board in conjunc» tion with the Y. M. H. A. of this city, is conducting a community Sedar service and passover supper. on the eve of Passover. Monday, April 14th at 6.30 a‘clock, in the auditorum, 1616 Master street. They wish to be at home on that evening to all these enlisted men of this district away from their homes. Enlisted men will be the guests of the Jewish Welfure Board. and will be sent to private homes in the city for the night. Both the Wildwood and Cupe May communities hope to have a large number of service men of this dirtrict for Sedar s x and Passover suppor, Fo the comfort of all service men im the Cape May district who cannot go [home for Passover, or if for some rem won or other they eannot leave the hos» pital or camps, the. Jewish Welfare Board will distribute matzoths in the hospital. barracks and | all eanteens, and whore a large number of Jewish men are forced to remain. in. camp, services will be canducted in the bar ricks and hospital. eeeAdding machine rolls at Star and Wave Stationery Department. | |

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