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' J1 1 vstrikeJ j; Cigarette No cigarette has I the same delicious ' flavor as Lucky Strike. Because Lucky Strike is the toasted cigarette. ANGLESEA COMES BACK AGAIN; «t . * . . CHANNEL RE-DREDGED AND POUND BOATS ARE ENABLED TO LEAVE INLET— SOME DISCUSSION ABOUT SECURING LARGE DREDGE TO OPEN THE CHANNEL. Anglesea refuses to be thrown ihto the discard by fishermen and fleets and there are plans on foot to come back strong in bidding for business. The channel has been dredged in the past week 'and the pound boats are now making their trips from Hereford Inlet. Stone Harbor, folk who have been in the habit of coming to Wiildwood to spend some hours can still do so as the party boats are now running between that resort and Anglesea as in other years. To make I the Inlet a harbor as it was in years past, however, it will be necessary to get a larger dredge on the jobs It is estimated that it "will require the Atlantic Dredge two days to clear the way for the craft andtbe cost wall be approximately $7003)0 a day or $1400.00 for the contract. One North Wildwood property owner, has offered $200.00 to start a fund for SmyiBkrgeac person or persons in-

terested to get around with a subscription paper and collect* the balance. It Is thought this will not be too difficult because all Anglesea tea5 tires {hat in self • preservation sotpe thing must be done to keep Ahp fishing and party boats industry at home. At prescitt there is a noticeable decrease *in the nufr^er of excursionists traveling at a dog trot from the trains to the docks for a best position, on the outside party boats- Federal aid has., already been sought but nothing defin« has been reported as yet. WILDWOOD CIVIC . CLUC MEETS I WILDWOOD H. S. BUILD1NO- TO I BE MEETING PLACE EVERY FIRST AND SECOND WEDNESDAY IN *ACH MONTH— INTERESTING PROGRAM OF LAST: MEETING % The Wildwood Civic Club is one of) the active organizations of Wildwood j j that is getting things done. After' the biuhi-ng on the board- 1 walk in North Wildwood was sold it 'left the Club homeless for a short time but th<) music, room of the Wildwood High School has been secured' as a future meeting place. The last meeting, because the "music room was- in -use, was held in thd Auditorium of the school. Following the regular -business the l members enjoyed a musicale reniier- ' ed by Miss 'Ruth Johnson, soprano, . and >lr. Archie Ervjng, violiir soloi ist, of'Belmar. i The program follows: i Aye Marie, Gounod Narquita, Fey ; bcr— Mr. Archie Erving. O Dry Those Tears, Heresa de RIi ego; Bon Jour, Ma Belle— Behrend-j- ■ Miss Ruth Johnson. 1 Meditation from Thais, Massenet; Romance in "E" flat, Rubenstein— i Mr. Ai-chie Erving. COMMISSION GOVERNMENT LAW 1 Is a publication written by the ' Hon. Lewis T. Stovens, former State ' Senator of New Jersey. , ! If you are active in a Commission . Government City you should have — AijUEKT K. HAND, " • or persons in-

* BOSTON CLOTHING STORE Washington and .Jackson Streets ■ ALWAYS SAVE 10 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR HERE _ I MEN'S CLOTHING, LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOES, WHITE 1 DUCK PANTS, OVERALLS, HOSIERY, BATHING SUITS, ■ | CAPS AND SHOES, UNDERWEAR | Atl KindH of Tailoring Cigars and Cigarettes ^ *\~ ""j PRIVATE BATHS EUROPEAN PLAN | rIbgway hoxjse I ELEVAJOR SERVICE AT THE FERRIES PHILADELPHIA, PA | Hot and Cold Running Water in Each Room SHERMAN S. SHARP Contractor and Builder 656 Washington's! reel ' Cape May, N. J. Estimates Given v Keystone Phone 336

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| BUILDERS' HARDWARE I We have a full stock of Hardware for Every Builder's need Tools of the Best" Quality AT MODERATE PRICES . Estimates Furnished on Complete Operations Get our Prices \ M. H. WARE I 516 Washington Street CAPfc MAY, N. J.

I MONUMENTS' ! Headstones, Markers, Sills, Corner Posfs ! S Memorials of Dignity and Distinction t j Designed, cut and erected with particu- B Y lar regard for individual requirements K J Yoa can choose from the j ^

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largest and finest sfock of ." J* materials ever collected — p j> standard granites and marbles . from quarries famous for the !j| ^ quality product. y We Specialize in ' : * Designing and Manufacturing > "5 Mausoleums, , Pftblic and ^ j gat Private Memorials ^ Carfare Paid to all Purchasers i. J

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MAIN OFFICE AND YARD > Pleasant ville,JV. J, J Opp. Atlantic City'Onictwy y Bell Phone, Pleasantvllle 1 > . — , - }

1 ' .v. .REPRESENTATIVES . " -S-% J") f' for Cumberland. Cape MaA^orllngton. ; 3 Ocean and Atlantic Counti.s ' W > P Hatuht. Camden. N. J-. for Cnmden. Salem. Gloacaajer and Burlington Couatlea F ; J '■ W. DuHois. Clayton, N. J., for Clayton ancTyleiutty •„ V • ! H. a Hale, Charriton. Va., for Sate of Virginia * . v J.; ' < : — t I J O. J. H AM M ELL CO. , ^ PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. j J • REMOVAL NOTICE Lensea Fe^leceo Fratnea Adjusf® d ^ "Cape May ..Optical - > L. C. ASHBURN,; rife, " ... - Prescription "Work Our Spccirltv Eyes E xamined by Improved Method 324 Washington St. Cape May, N. J. Frank Entriken & Sons ^CENTRAL GARAGE — AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK e EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPID WORK— CARS STORED— CARS iflRED DAY OR NIGHJ— ALL KINDS OFyAUTO SUPPLIES n Agents for the Fairbanks-Morse Gas ahd Oil Engines e KEYSTONE 1-90 A BELL 12^ | ! | Don't Throw Away | ] | i Your Old Timer Cases J | positively end Ford Commutator trouble afrd use • I ■ X the old corrugated shells Rush dual contact roller ' ♦ | P t runs packed in grease. Makes starting easier. j | Hickey Garage j | t Cape May , New Jersey ♦ fl»* ********* tt. . |H|||| ||||||||n i,,,.u^nirw,tt.tt,».mmnin,mitDa»ngrm:W«i«iKWI)y»»rjr.W»g«I>gaglSiga«a | ' I QUALITY ' Sl^VieS | | ° Carl V. Kokes THE CONFECTIONER i | 524 Washington St. Cape May, N. J. | I [ BREAD. ROLLS AND PASTRY S FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY | | Ice Cream Parlor Now Open— Orders for j Ice Cream Will be Promptly Attended to. 1 PHONE CONNECTION DELIVERY SERVICE | T X BING! BOOM!! BANG!!! K § JULY4TH ♦ g Q Everything you meed for decorating, Tun making and cqle- v£ Q hrating the Fourth. Full line of Fireworks,. Pistrffs nnd noise O O Confetti, Flags, Bunting ahd Crepe paper streamers. O S Jap Lanterns. Get busy! Help .make thfr day a success. r - BROWN'S 1 § 417 Washington Street * R

1 MONUMENTAL 1 I" WORK g 'Over two carloads of finished ft g COPINGS, MARKERS and MONUMENTS g g in stock. Can letter or set at short notice S. X Drop a postal or phone and we will § call and see you. ^ 8 WILLIAM F. DANIELS 1 Marble and Granite Works - it X CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J. g p Bell Phones 23 52and 68-R2 § Now is the Time To Look After Your Tin Roofing and. Spouting Prompt Service Expert Workmanship Satisfaction Guaranteed JESSE M. BROWN J 10 Jackson Street , CAPE MAY, N. J. !'"■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«* 2 COAL PRICEC"— Ai'RIL lst ■ CASH DRIVE PRICES: ■ M ■ ■ Egg Coal $13.00 per ton ™ Nut Coal ^ 43.50 per ton | Stove Coal 13.50 oer ton I Pea Coal 11.00 per ton ' » j CAPE MAY COAL & ICE COMPANY R RANDOLPH JACKSON EXPRESSMAN I ' ! Local and Long Distance Carting 1 Two-Ton Truck Special Care Given to Household Goods 5 | Keystone 148-Y 802 Queen St., Cape May, N. J. 11 « . STATEJIfiNT OF THE CONDITION OF iECWn WTCO. j; Soutnwest Corner Washington and Ocean Streets g Cape May, N. J>, December 31, 1920

- RESOURCES fime and Demand Loans, $2,016,417.49 i Bonds and Mortgages — 256.025.39 ; Stocks and Bonds 1,788.513.11 Overdrafts — 13.29 | Banking Houses, Camden, Gloucester and Cape May. 123,000.00 Revenue and War Stamps 189.72 Cash and Reserve — 281,697.81 $4,465,856.81

LLYBILITIES » Capital $100,000.00 1 Surplus 220,000.00 ■ Undivided Profits 18,186.34 » Deposits — | — 4.120,720.47^ Dividend 1- ^ — 7,000.00 ' ) . • '.-X 5 * 1 V I $4,465,856.81

Safety Deposit "Boxes for Rent in Burglar-Proof Vaults. Three Per Cent. Intereet Allowed on Time Deposits. Wills Drawn and Kept WHhout Charge. Acts as Administrator, Executor, Gnardian or TrusteeADVISORY BOARD

J. Spicer Learning, Chairman. Aaron W. Hand. John B. Haffman. Albert G. Bennett. Dr. Wilson A. Lako.

Henry C. Thompson, Boe. Sherman S. Sharp. Dr. V. M. D. Mercy. A. Carlton Hildreth. Richard E. Reeves.