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8)©00©0<H)oO<)«o(^ 1 I Announcement | i »- fit I take this opportunity of announcing to the public © J that I have returned from the south where I have been ^ ' for the past- three months for my health and will again vr Q take personal charge of my establishment on Decatur Vf s street. V£ a All work will be guaranteed as to quality and fc workmanship as in the past. g a Before ordering your spring suit stop in and get * r my prices. 1 We will sponge and press suits for 50 centsCharles Scherer » j 228 Decatur Street CAPE MAY, N. J- ^ ' i "O PRIVATE BATHS EUROPEAN PLAN i RXDGWAY'HOUSE ELEVATOR SERVICE ' AT THEtFERRlES PHILADELPHIA PA ; Hot and Cold Running Waterjn Each Room CAPE MAY ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING SHOP a. sudak 505 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. ' —Bsasa— — ai . — f TS." *». rs' i jtinger Prime Meats, Butter. Eggs, Fruits And Produce LIBERTY THEATRE BUILDING, Washington Street Keystone Phone 10 Cape May, N. J. LENSES REPLACED FRAMES ADJUSTED j CAPE MAY OPTICAL i 324 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. Prescript. on Work Our Sps-ialty Eyes Examined by Improved Methods U C ASH BURN. Mgr.

I*N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY To Florence Eleanor White t r ■ By virtue of an order of the Court y of Chancery made on the day of the j date hereof in a certain cause where- 0 in Reginald Barton White is the pe- j tationer, and you are the defendant, r are required to appear and plead, T or demur to the petitioner'* t petition on or before the eidT ■ of May next, or in defamu^ t such decree will be taken agaim#iycra e the Chancellor shall think equita . and just. t The objeot of said suit is to obtain t decree of divorce dissolving the t marriage between you and the said t petitioner- , Dated March 10, 1922. , LEWIS T- STEVENS, , Solicitor of Petitioner- ( 518 Washington St., Cape May, N- J- i 3-18-5t-pfl0 08 , NOTICE OF~§H)5 1 Bids will be received by the Commissioners at the City Hall, Cape 1 : May, N. J., on Tuesday, March 28th, 1922, at 10-30 A- M-, for one motor sprinkler, 2% ton chassis, Red Seal j Continental motor, new^ype feed lu- ' brication, removable head (alternate, ; IW Seal Continental motor, old 1 t^le)r 1000 gallon square tank, sprinklers in front- To be operated ■ by quick acting gate valves from driver's seat Gate valves and all japing 1 to be brass. The completed machine to be similar to the one now in use by the City of Cape MayPlease submit specifications with ■ your bidGEORGE P. WBNTZF.T.I „ Commissioner of Streets 3-18-21 -pf NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Matilda Rothelle,. Deceased Pursuant to the order of HARRY : S. DOUGLASS, Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made on the 1 25th. day of February, A. D- 1922, on the application of the subscriber, Executor of said deceased, notice is , hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber, under oath or affirmation, their I claims and demands against the esItate of said deceased within six months from the 25th day of February, A. D. 1922, or they will be forj | ever barred of any action against the subscriber. = , Dated February 25th, A D.' 1952 CHARLES A. SWAIN, Executor. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, • 3-4-10-14-pfl5.64 Don't miss the last American Leg - gion Concert, Liberty -Theatre, Mon- | day evening, March 27, 1922.

GOOD ENOUGH FOR HENRY Some time Ugo Henry Ford said that the chief trouble -with the railroads was their stocks and bonds and he advocated throwing them away. he didn't throw away any of his He had just bought a controlinterest in a railroad but he did not get all the stock. He evidently wanted the minority stockholders to I throw their stock away, or sell it to ""Ajn, for he devised a scheme to lease , the road to a company entirely owned by members of his own family. After an injunction suit had been brought by minority stockholders on the allegation that this was a scheme squeeze them out, Ford abandoned the project What e magnifident dictator Ford would be if he had the chance- And, by the way, it is well that we have a careful and courageous business man at the head of the Department which receives and considers offers for the Muscle Shoals power plant. We don't want this squeezing out business to go too farsqueezing oxn. ousmess to too lar-

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, RUM-RUNNING VESSEL MUST CLEAR REGULARLY It is reported here by Delaware I and river pilots returning from Delaware breakwater that federal authorities have forced the rum-run-I ning tug Granville's skipper, to file t papers at the Lewes, Del-, custom I house. If the Granville sails from the , breakwater it will have to take out clearance papers at Lewes. It is also . said that custom officers will be sent . to Lewes to watch the Granville and * its cargo of 2200 cases of Canadian | , whisky. ^ ^ U 00,000,000 FOR PUBLIC ROADS | Federal officials estimate that more | than $100,000,000 will be spent this ■ year on the construction of public ' roads. Congress recently appropriat- | i ed 075,000,000 to aid the states in I their building programs. The money ■ f will be allotted to such states as ap- | s propriate an amount equal to the ■ e Federal aid they receive- About 100,- ' i 000 woricers will receive employment | for a year; in fact, it was the desire ■ s of Congress to relieve the uneraploy- ' 1 ment situation that hastened the pas- | • sage of the good roads billr — | - HOMEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1922 I After all, the fellow who says, "I ' should worry," has. more sense than ' e the chap who says, "I do worry." ' What's the use of worrying, any- < how? There are really only two ! things we can worry about, some- ; '• thing we can't help an<j something we , can help. There isn't any sense in \ worrying about what we can't help, and if we face something we can help then the best thing to to is to turn f" to and help it as much as we can. " Wfe get further by using the brains we have to make things better than . we do by weakening our brains byworrying about things and leaving them aloneAUK GAWKS AND SQUAWKS ON BEACH AT CAPE MAY Alfred Evans, a coast guard here, w-Wie patrolling the beach on Monday, found a razor-billed auk- This bird is a native of northern Europe, Iceland, Greenland and the coast of Labrador, and is rarely seen in southem latitudes. Evans said the stranger was covered with oil from inbound steamships and could not fly or swim. Dr- J. RMoon, vice president of the Progressive League, will have the bird mounted and put it on exhibition at the league clubSPECIAL LINE OF Easter Novelties ! EDITH BREWTON 103 WASHINGTON ST. ALL TIRED OUT Hundreds More In Cape May In the Same Plight. , Tired all the tlma; Weary and worn out night and day; Back aches; head aches. Your kidneys are probably weakened. You should help them at their work. Let «e who knows tell you now. Mrs. Era. J. Btabop. 618 Broad St., Cape May, says: "I suffered continually with dull backaches and such severe pains across *iy kidneys that I could hardly manage to do my housework I "had no energy and .. felt dull and tired out, especially In A Afce morning. Dtssy headaches were i frequent and my kidneys acted too freely. I read of Doan's Kidney Pills and used them, from Ware's Drug Shop. They benefited me right away and it was only a few daye before I wae free from the backaches." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy — get Doan's Kidney Fills— the same that Mrs. Bishop had. Foster-MUburn Co, Mfra., Buffalo, N. Y.

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REPRESENTATIVES .O. J. HAMMELL GO.« PLEAS ANTTILLE, N. J. B ■ ■ The abolishment of the 3 per ■ ' | cent, war tax allows us to make ' ■ adjustment on the price of coal. B ■ ! New Prices Now In Effect j* m ■ ■ CAPE MAY COAL & ICE COMPANY g i 1 | WEST END GARAGE | r J- T. Bennett & Co., Props. Vr | ^ On West Perry Street .... Jast Ooer Railroad R 1 A Prompt and Skillful Attention to M | YOUR MOTOR |

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