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mil i mm - na rt mj • y. t D .I - GROCERIES, MEATS, PR0VS10NS Butte*# Eggs § Fruit S Product $ Etc. Order* Promptly Off" ■ ****** GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION YuteiBizirs of Tiros and Tubts ■ — — ^ ALL WORK GUARANTEED Repairing Cord Tires a specialty Adjustments on Goody ea. Tim All makes of Tires and Tubes, and Tir- Accessories. LEHM/ N BROTHERS i 17 Decatur Street CAPE MAY, N. J. j FAMILY WASHING Lta u do jour -bob family "aJ, AU U4 In-* eed» Mr, ale, «— 1»<1 ami irtmod reed) tor it- ill rtarrb ;*•<* muSni mAmuebnt r— d, iojm and Ironed ai hamt, TOO era bra. ■ a SO pound dm* f« «0u and ft nd of al IS. di««maU. taataraa thai r> -Wi a BtM AU -rate. -t«faia« — 20 pouda. t nala par pouad l( aQ Kto jcq BM acrr to do or ba<« . *a raaliia« Ma la Or bow. Tea bt U« haVr haka poor bnad. . aate paa aM. "bp aa« M tkr Unndrr do r»r -raktnc and uwuagt TROY LAUNDRY 405 Washington Street SattlWa. ',+ • * V -a- . Cape May Ekctrk Shoe Repairing Shop A. SUDAK •** noi nrtmn d> aia rn aucni Ma tata. md »a». lMi . M, nrapuna mom nuj roc wait ■ nil 1 to MM Im 1 1 ■ aad Chilian miammdmarii r- «a. — wamwctow pipt cat* ma t. * 1 WAR DECLARED On Enemiei o! Tree,, Schrabt and Plant a Pruning and Spraying Scientifically WILLIAM RAU, West Cape May, N7j., ReprmmemUms Pan Brother t Co—it any The Mtanr Am r Seriem HIGHEST GRADE NURSERY STOCK TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, BULBS « p.. M..I lia a Hi— TbaA, to* V. - (— " ' a nUJTBUKS IN ANT xb; qoantttt ^l— * "" Tf* ■; itgFti? IWI-. da afar — aaM ra Wdu Tri W. — W — — O - _ ■ |J -a wand IB I n k — >M* . ■ to ba abta la -ak. — dikalM ■> ' -1 N a. a— I A at em m*m mm mm MakrdaM • * |, OEOBGE OWEN k SON j CAPE MAY, H. I. | SHERMAN S. SHARP Contractor and §uildei m mummnm as. cam bat. * a L Estimates Qivcn ! — — ■ — J

'—±~> US OCEAN ST. CAPt MAY, H. J. 8 BUILDERS' HARDWARE^ <■ >. 1— . Id b~A •/ IMn to. — »ll . _d / 7oo/s o/ /Ae Beif Quality d AT MODERATE PRICES mi get our ruefs ■IS i I _■ Wj *» H. WARE SIS 'ill -Ilia Stri.l CAM HAY, S.'J. NOTICE FARM LABOR and Farm Machinery are both high priced. Farming is only profitable when maximum crops are harvested. Under present conditions no man can afford to farm | without lime. phosphogerm— what is it? Phosphogerm is a scientific compost of humus combined with certain mineral ingredients in proper proportion to balance the nourishment of the growing plant The whole is inoculated with sixty odd strains of nitrifying and otherwise beneficial bacteria. It is complete in itself; needs no manipulation or addition. It- contains no chemicals whatever and will give as good results as any high-grade fertilizer; and will build up the soil. Give us a trial order. Only W5.00 per ion. R. T. Johnson Est. Ertna, New Jersey A. H. Swain, Mgr. PLACE YOUR ORDER for WINTER COAL NOW The delays and vexations due to car shortage and other railroad troubles, strikes and weather conditions will be avoided by placing your order now. PROMPT DELIVERY OF A IX SIZES EXCEPT STOVE CAPE MAY COAL & ICE CO. Mkta OHW— 612 WASHINGTON STREET 1 i -

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' rS 4IW .v* v JTf Lj Cftnying aTon aMQb } for less than a Cent II FntgW rotmt^reoftmjoa a meay amaD pan ki ih* iWtac am of IMnt. Other tha wteof war, anto-yro- 'B duetto* crfM Uatton— ha*a addad dollar* to U» teal of U<r i.entotha o« We. white freight charga have added only conea. The average charge for trading a Im of freight a note ■ Ira than a cant A soil ot clolhoig thai wild far $30 before the war wat earned 2.265 milca by rail from Chic^o to Lea Angela, for 1614 oaota. - • " X. Now the freight chaiga It 22 caota " and the euit tall* for $50. . .! \ - .Ifl , T». — W to. »toi to. . -...et n OrOrrm I '9 . TWItotoM — bto.to.~to 1— toM-to- -*- J '"A Ottto —m mertm to— to- <to . — ini.— imBiaatototoi | m to. rtoi. —I to. am to ito itoi.. Ito ■ . Tba $10 pair of aboea that oaad to "• v aRS fc* »5 goat frocn the N<w Eng. 'fg | • J S land factory to the FVirala deals for : ; I a fmght charge of 5ft centa-onty ' *4' one cant ihore than the pre-war rate. 1 Bwf pay* only two-thirdiof a cent - " a pound freight from Qucago to _ j:2 I New York. / American freight ratee are the toweel in the world. 1 %is advertisement is published by the Shsociation of Railway executives JV~ Ito— »— . II ..II Ml. Ito ' .il'l.l to— i— — — lto«in s —r I 'to litoWI" rf Kto— e Lmr t: B-mrn, .'to >'«» Aunt M»m' >. Is Surprised 1 1— I »'i. ned Mi, i. del In — ym I ii. I la *1111. 'nf tojilm I Ii ir ' 1 1. 1 .Di e \i,lb fi.hl to ii. tne UM. i .m-ll-i__ Kb. Me — .1 . - f- Si. ,-l.t ••"■n V.to Tie- A t ,Ji. .,.111 lb." H< tli- rbut UMtoliill i M.ae I Ann' i, —I m. Ii b>e> l-.--il.ili. »*de ii-i in—lib V.to (He... • -r, . r*^ If—ito 1W. (Iltd ' TBnl '• r—< M. I- Wbr Mitoe i—rhe' bun • to) ■ bUnml tbiii. br ne—ih> TBi Tm> Im all .lur w-rb .—I [All. .m *—t< il».i " i bum. WV' , Ito Tup meal I- lell «e ito.1 - laundr, ..irb' Well. I ni'ir l« tarn mdlB« U-ir -I. and didn't b»h»T./UieB I a.1! —I dim -,.rb i mn— I lately SAm. CBarlW. .boat that-" ►*— tnro — > faml, e^hk.et MtatM* All "to I— <— a— I, in— I — I, ie lira TROY LAUNDRY «OS W.ibm.ion Street • - Kw uaa roa mo m* than «o tiam • ' ' A Tltad wdh—Siai» h» • J ASTHMA AND HAT FKVEH - TnSnSialU* ■Hi