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COLD. w« feet whm jwrt* hauling ta tha cat A' Hfato. and chafing when you aland riming fiaht Whatwr work a fiahennan • doca, h'a twice aa haid if hia boou arcnt right. That'a why the old bmen arc ao careful in picking out their boot*. It'a why more and mac erf than are today wearing the U. S. rubber boot. Evoy pair erf U. S. boota fa backed up where the wear « fa hardcat Every pair haa parre rubber and gcxx) ptrarg

dudt at juit tho aa point i where your boon tnually UaMUnt. No nibbing up and down at the heri— alwaya plenty erf rocan fcr your Uka" the U. S. boot haa real built-in comfort. Go to the atore and a« for youraeif the U. & boota for fahcrmcr. They come in any length ym want — the Hip, the Half Hip. the Knee Boot. Aak lor U. S robber footwear — it meana aolid near v and long aerv.ee for your , mcmey.

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| ED CM* *. 5T77XS. S*. fodli A STT7ES. J* ffi _ CaoA Capitol U5o.oeo.oo9 | *an~T7, KayaJoaST I INSURE | Y our Automobile. Your Home Your Life Your Workmen Get your bonds from | Edgar P. Stites & Son 512 Washington Street £ CAPE MAY. N. J. 23 Big Companies FRANK ENTR1KEN & SONS Central Garage AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK i:*tm.LCNT BQlIPMEVr FOB BAPID WOBI- f*Bg gTOBED— OH HIRED PAY OB JflCHT — ALL KIM- OF A (TO SCPPUES. Af— »t» taa tV hiirMibH.. 6w aad 08 En flam KBYimMfB l-MA BELL 1I-W CONTINENTAL Sanitary Cloth Window Ventilators, supplying en abundance of fresh air without drafts or dust, are a health necessity in the home. They should be used in kitchens, living rooms, sleeping rooms ( particularly where children sleep ) and as they cannot be seen through, are especially desirable in the bath room. Charles A. Swain CHARLES SCHERER Xafcice' ; (men's Cailor CLEANING DYEING & PRESSING Repsuring & Altering a Specialty Dwub. Stnst, Cam M-7. It A