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SPORT HATS In a large variety from $1.98 to $5. New lot just in. Also wreaths and sprays to brighten up your old /hat. BROWN'S 417 Washington Street Phone 67-R WORK DONE WHILEYOU WAIT A. KENIG Electric Shoe Repairing Shop ILLUMINED HEELS ANY COLORS EXCELLENT WORK BEST LEATHER USED NEOLIN SOLES A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FANCY WORK RUBBER HEELS ANY COLOR 105 Jacksoa Street Cape May, N. J. All Kinds of Polisheo for Sale THE NEW LIFE VULCANIZING SHOP Rubber tire Welding and Vulcanizing — All makes of tires and tubes repaired to stand. TIRE LIFE MORE THAN DOUBLED We use the— ANDERSON MACHINE AND METHOD— Established in 1915 Taos on Urns of pressure forcing the liquidized melted rubber and cement into the fabric to be cooked in._ The Anderson invention.. Not heat dried patching, but real vulcanizing— A real cure, inside and outside ^t one operation. • 1 Guaranteed not to lump, blister or pull apart.. Our repairs guaranteed to out wear balance of tire. We do ribbed and non-skid retreading. A trail will convince you. Both Phones Broad and Jackson Streets RICHARDSONS'S GARAGE W. G. REDDEN, Manager W. li. Ktuutn, manager

Cape May, N. J. I I TEA ... £ Qj will be served every afternoon ft I at 4:00 in the I S LOUNGE OF THE g 1 CONGRESS HALL I jfl A Dainty Repast Excellent Service ■ ft Fifty Cents Per Cover S

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500 MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, MARKERS, CORNER POSTS, SILLS, ETC. TO 8 ELECT FROM on display In our show yards at Ple&santvUle and Camden. They' represent the largest and finest stock of memorials ever collected together by pna-con-Bern. They have been cut from ' standard granites and marbles that were purchased before prices advanced to the present figures.

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Same opponents oi Senator Harding are chiming that he is the exact J opposite of President That's enough i That's what the country wants. 1 eeeee 1 President Wilson will boss Nominee \ Cox through the campaign and Tam- r many hopes to boss him through his i administration, should he have one. £ If the report of the conference between Cox and Wdleon Is correct it « makes clear the fact that Cox would i have been a good cabinet man for c Wilson. He was entirely submissive ^ to executive suggestion. < ••••• 1 Another instance where actions i speak louder~than words: On the day c Candidate Cox was maWing. promises c that he would admit a "dirt fanner" c to his cabinet as Secretary of Agri- t culture, Candidate Coolidge was out ] in his fields pitching hay. Unless Governor Cox determines to t appeal to the idealism and the con- c

•do* of tfca Amnion pmple U> i nmnlmi |M milflll > Ilaving been a country newspaper publisher, the presidency should have s terrors for Senator Harding. He ] has become used to being damned if t does and damned if bo don't, and < will accept as a matter of course the i multitude of people who know better what he ihoU'i dc than he doe. himself. — i •••• i Those who expect to make Demo- ' cratk capital out of the name Roose- * velt should remember Shakespearis 1 question "What's in a name?" George 1 WasEingtons have been hanged, there 1 Abraham Lin coins in the penen- < tiary, and Grove r Cleveland Bergdol ' still at large. There is no reflection ' the character of the Demoffatk ' candidate for Vice-presidency. In- ' deed the ticket would look better if 1 the names of its leaders were trans- ' posed. •••• One visit at the White House has 1 transformed our heretofore independent governor into a pliable rubber 1

stamp, whoae imprint has already beau placed on the Wflacn League. "Do give.ua a campeigfi that is constructive,'* i urges Mr. Franklin K. ' in hia, congratulatory telegram ! to .Goverapfc Cox. Mr. Lane is a recently resigned member of Mr. Wil- 1 son's cabinet The countoy newspaper office, with odor of, printer^ ink .and the constant call of cold iypg, yhew the .ediis required to lje. reporter, jSditor , publisher, business- manager, to after the stAseriptions end Jo to ads and collections, not to. mengiving attention as a .leading citizen to the affairs of the communi--is one, of America's greatest universities. Out of this university have come many, of America's greatest men. -Senator Harding has gone through the ordeal of. this greet school with conspicious success. . What a farce is made of popular government when one man, sitting in the White House at the. end of a long , distance telephone, and controlling a •

vtei W of tat* to the aMeet and eawMH form, who 'thall main up the caaoA' tee to friu-oe the platform, who akaR preside over the com autlon, kad tftO • shall be" nbmineted. Congress did a good Job wheat II \ cut down the appropriation for SMff \ Department cable, from Europe ntf $800,000 since June 80. Too musb Europe is nauseating. Give as ». large dose of America aad note thn | result. ' The new French tariff law has Iff* creased import duties materially, "to . provide for the same protection as iff* • fore the war." The nations of Eurofff . are adopting the protection policy. , The United States will soon restofff ; protection. California is safe for the BepubBi cans this year. Senator Johnson htiP : spoken and taken off his coat tst i Harding and Coolidge.

1 Barney Oldfield Announces— ' I have approved an arrangement for the local sale of ' Oldfield Tires. This arrangement is with CENTRAL GARAGE e ; d DECATUR STREET J CAPE MAY NEW JERSEY H I have chosen this application from many, because I , .1 wanted to place Oldfield Tires with the best Tire Merchant in this whole territory. ! For Oldfield Tires are, with me, a personal matter. I designed them, perfected them, andp roved them in 20 years of racing and touring. They bear my , . name. I stand behind every one of them. Now it's perfectly plain that the best representation for me is the best source of supply for you. * We both need a high grade tire merchant— my i company to sell to, you to buy from. ! These speed-tested tires will win for you as they won i on the Speedways at Indianapolis and Uniontown. Drop in at this store and talk tires. * .... •

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