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NE\d | RECORD? COMPLETE LINE OF VICTROLA RECORDS, WITH EASTER SELECTIONS P. DELLAS 108 Jsckaon Street EXCHANGE '* RESTAURANT 142 Decatur Street ^ MEALS AT ALL HOURS Open 6 A- M. to 12 P. M. REDUCTION On April 3rd we will put collars beck to pre war prices, 8 cents eachTroy Laundry, 405 Washington sti

Mam « ' VITALITY VITALITY VITALITY YOU MUST HAVE IT TO KEEP I OUR JOB, YOUR FRIENDS, YOUR HAPPINESS Thousands of Thoughtless people needlessly let themselves ron down in health. The day conies when, with a terrible ebock, they suddenly realize that they are permanently broken in health. For your own sake keep well- If you feel weak or ron k down or <k> not sleep well or are nervous and have a noor color, don't wait until it is too late- Gude's PentoMan van taken with your meals for a few weelos will restore your -good health, give you renewed strength and vitaliey for vour daily -work. Hie healthy life is the only happy life — - do not lot it slip from wou.- For thirty years Gude'6 Pepto-iMan«ian has been ' helping peoole who were run-down hack to good health. It was made famous by the medical profession. Sold by druggists in both liquid and tablet Conn. Advertisement. PROPOSALS Sealed bid6 will .be received and opened at the CSty Hall, Gape May City, N. 3; oh Tuesday, April 18, 1922, at 10.30 A- M., for the repairing of a pump at the Water Works. Specifications can be seen at the office of the CSty Qeik. The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all • bids. By order of the Commission. i i WIM- PORTER, 1 J City Clerk-4-8-2-pf 1

* MM FOR EASTER EGGS, BASKETS » AND NOVELTIES, THE QUAKER SWEET SHOP IS THE . PEACE TO GET THEM NAMES PUT ON EASTER EGGS | C0NFECTI0.\EB ICE CREAM Haster Candies QUAKER SWEET SHOP 407 WASHINGTON ST. \ OVERLAND and . ■ » - • , > WILLYS-KNIGHT ; AT THEIR NEW LOW PRICE Invites Your Consideration Effective March 6th LET ME SAY TL _ ^*\__ _ ^,1— _ J offers to the light car trade, in 1 1IC UVcnana riding comforts, economy end Sj endurance, that which no other make can compare. What make offers a Sedan at anywhere near its price, that is fully equipped with heavy weight upholstery, with cowl ventilator, with heavy fenders, with baked enamel dash, with dash lamp and many other items, saying nothing of the special springs Out mean so much to both the road performance and riding /"Cm fort? Also, think of All Wire Wheels and Cord Tires. ^ The Willys-Knight 2* with use. The ear for the person who wants the best. No carbon, no valves to grind, no noise to hear and nothing but solid comfort for yean to cone, This sounds good on paper. Well, a dc— rnst ration and a word from the user will prove it- May- we have the chance? BOTH PHONES. NO OBLIGATION A Carload of both Overlands and WillysKnight Sedans unloaded in Wildwood this week R. G. Pierpont Successor to PIERPONT & BROWN y City Hall Block WILDWOOD, N. J.

POINT WINS ' ON DIAMOND I The Oape May Point Tigers open- 1 ed the baseball season on Friday af- > ternoon at the Point, defeating the Vocational School nine from Cold Spring in a long, but exciting game, 16 to 14. ; The Tigers started the game with j seven grammar school boys and two i, others who left the Point school last f year in the lineup. The Vocational j[ School had six players of High j School ege, one who greudated from . Court House High School five years t ago, and two grammar school boys ' on the team- Jimmy Blevin, who J started on the mound for the Tigers, i was nicked for eight runs in the first i inning- The Point came back in their - half and scored three. The second ^ session saw Rufus Gall, a dusky four- , teen year old boy, on the hill for the : Tigers, and from then on the Voca- . tional School experienced difficulty in ' getting men on base- Meanwhile the Tigers had accepted reinforcements in the shape of five new players, and gradually pulled up on their opponents until, at the end of the seventh, - the Point was leading, 15-12. The , Vocational School rallied in the ninth t and pushed two more runs over the i rubber, but was unable to get the ty- ■ ing marker across. 1 The feature of the game was Gall's pitching. He permitted only four I safe hits in the seven innings he hurled- Despite inclement weather, a good sized crowd turned out for the encounter. AROUND TOWN ' The few days of sunshine have smiles to cottage owners who are receiving applications from ersThe frog hollow concert has been continuously running for at least three months. Perhaps spring is hereThe band has not been able to pursue its weekly rehearsals for some time- If it expects to go out on Memorial Day it had better be getting busy. Besides the High School Orchestra will be ahead. What is the matter with the young men who have voices and do not sing excepting in street corner, barber shop and cigar store fake quartettes? To enjoy singing and to entertain, it is essential to be able to read music 90 as to sing at sight- The mastery of . sight singing is not so particularly difficult. The singer who cannot read < is of no real good in a choir or a ' chorus. Fakirs have their place in society and perhaps in music. The ability to unite chords is only the alphabet of singing in haroiony and 4 confined to very narrow limits. , ' PLEASE LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR EGGS EARLY r We have all size eggs made from fresh eocoanut. We make them all and they are pure- Al- - bo Rabbits, Chocolate Novelties and Novelties of all kinds. A large assortment of Easter goods to choose from. Come in and see what we have at ROTH'S Candy Land LIBERTY BUILDING ) B

| SPRING OPENING 1 HATS FOR MOTHER AND 1 DAUGHTER B 1 s Now it your chance to purchase at i 0 '''Reasonable Price* ( • COME IN AND BE CONVINCED 1 ; N. S. KAHN 503 Washington Street 1 : Shoes for the Family FULL LINE OF W. L. DOUGLASS . SHOES AND OTHER MAKES N. S.lcAHN j 503 Washington StreetDEACON I DUBBS Will be repeated at the ! HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ■ TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922 r at 8.15 P. M. j Benefit of the Senior Class Washing- [ ■ ton Trip Fund « | Admission ; 40 Cents t ! NOTICE i ' On and after Monday, April 3rd, I r 1922, our collars will be three (3) i 1 cents- Troy Laundry, 405 Washing- I i ton street. J Get your farm implements and gar- ■ I den seeds at R. T. Johnson's Est. ■ Erma, N. J. )

,| $ew (Hats $or faster f 1 xc """ '< K Many lovely new hats, gayly colorful, fetchitgly beeaataf, 'ff VT Canton Crepe, Georgette Crepe, Toque, Basket «ad Nowtty © X Straws, trimmed jwBJh flowers and fruits. All coten, kw Q © Ribbon trimmings, loops land bands, and draped spas* hats, nd 8 ' ft children's hats- XC I LOTTIE R. H1LLMAN j| X( OUT TUESDAY 209 PERRY STREET ' f * CHATS WITH YOUR " * UTILITY MAN, • » ■ ' _ An /employee of this company, who, upon hearing any com- V plaint tor criticism of the service promptly reports the complaint, H V fnuof the jname and address of the customer, does three valuable ■ He provides relief for the customer, making it possible, I M through knowledge of local conditions, to remove the cause of the XT O complaint. w He gives this company the opportunity to investigate and >? Vr remedy the conditions complained of. I H He ihas the satisfaction of knowing that he has helped the W V customer and this company. jjj We want our /customers to know that we are constantly im- 55 v pressing these facts upon our employees, to the end that com- 8 Q plaints may receive iprompt and courteous attention. .-. -.v. ■ '- • v7- A satisfied customer is the most Valuable asset this company § & can hope to have. Any employee who fails to recognize this fun- ■■ flj damental fact does toot rightly represent this company and its O B Policies. D 6 Cape May Illuminating Co. g _ Cape May, N. J. fj X ■XMXBXMX^WXHXBXMXBXMXMX ■

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