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. "will add from 3 ^ S to 5 times its cost to the selling value of m - your home FT"Nhe man pictured here x is joseph P. Day, the bv nationally known real estate expert. He has sold more real estate at auction than any man in the world. He knows that a house heated with American Radiators sella or rents for much more than a house heated by • hobair furnace or stoves. •'< C %ead his letter: "One of the first things the buyer of a bouse j asks about is the heating. An Arcola hot-water treating outfit can easily add from three to five times its coat to the selling value of the house." li Make a profit cm your foresight. Don't wait for FalLTdephooa ' ARCOLA coats leai this month, your Steamfitteroe Plumber for NOW, than ever be/ore. ^ an estimate today-NOW. AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY Ideal Boilers and AMERJCAMRfidiators for every heating need \ I 1711 Chestnut Street Telephone Plumber -1^ THE RELIANCE I; TRANSPORTATION CO. TIME TABLE SCHEDULE OF BUSSES RUNNING FROM CAPE MAY & WILDWOOD TO OCEAN CITY, yi. SEA ISLE CITY . AND RETURN, INCLUDING ALL INTERMEDIATE POINTS CAPE MAY, WILDWOOD, OCEAN CITY , VIA SEA ISLE CITY Northbound 1 Cape May 7-55 12.55 5-55 Wild wood 8-00 1.00 6.00 Rio Grande : 8.20 1-20 6-20 Whitesboro 8.25 1-25 6.25 Courthouse 8.40 1.40 6.40 , Clermont 8.55 1-55 6.55 Oceaa Vitw • 9 05 2-05 7.03 Sea Isle City 9.15 2.15 7.15 Strathmere 9.25 2.25 7.25 55th SL, Ocean Citv.. 9.34 2.34 7.34 34tK St., Ocean City— 9.45 2.45 7.45 8th St. & Asbury Ave. 9.55 2.55 7.55 Southbound 8th St. & Asbury Ave- 10.15 3.15 8.15 34th St., Ocean City.. 10.25 3.25 8.25 55th St., Ocean City- 10.32 3.37 8.37 Strathmere 10.45 3.45 8-45 Sea Isle -City - 10-55 3.55 8.55 Ocean Vitw 11.05 4.05 9.05 Clermont 11.15 4.15 9.15 Court House — 11-30 4.30 9-30 Whitesboro 11-40 4.40 9.40 Rio Grande 1145 4.45 9 45 Wildwood 12.05 505 1005 Cape May 12.30 530 10 30 CAPE MAY TO WILDWOOD Leave Cape May Arrive Wildwood 74)0 7.58 10-00 19.80 12-55 145 4.00 4.50 6.00 6.50 9.00 9-50 Leave Wildwood Arrive Cape May 8.00 8.50 11.20 12-10 2.00 250 5-00 W0 750 7.50 . ' 10.00 10-50 f* 1 SCHEDULE FOR APRIL

"DEACON YlUBBS" A SUCCESS - "Eft at the High School by' the Cold Spring Grange on Tuesday, April ill, caused much favorable comment. It certainly was admirably acted and the players, deserve much credit for their splendid showing. The play embodied almost every emotion from heart throbs to riotous ' mirth. Much of the comedy was fori, nished by Deacon Dubbs (Charles Samlgraa), whose acting was very commendable- Deuteronomy Jones (Francis Douglass), made a fine impersonation ' of the bashful country lad, who could not withstand Yenme Yensen's desire to "buy" him at the auction. Irene -MaePherson played this part splendidly and provided much laughter for the audienceLudwick, embodying the spirit of witty mischief gave a very fine performance of the part of Trixie CoVeman. Margaret Griffith displayed her usual talent in executing the parb, of .Rose Raleigh, an unfor-( tunate little school ma'am who braved many tribulations, and whose happiness was ruined by^ Rawdon Crowley (Douglass Wilson), her huriiand. She found comfort in the courtship of Amos Coleman (Walter Taylor), who finally made her his life mateIt was especially comical how Miss Philipena Popover finally wins the heart of her old lover, Deacon Dubbs, from Sorghum Center, State of Virginny. This' part was exceptionally well cast by Martha Teal, who carried it out with success- As a whole the play embodied a tasteful showing of resourceful talent. | A solo was splendidly rendered by , Miss Jean Walters, of whose musical . | .alent many of our townspeople are aware- Credit is due Miss Walters las she is always prompt and "willing to help make entertainments a sucIcess. The High School Orchestra played •many pleasing selections between the performances and commanded con- s -Iderable applause. It's splendid rendering of these selections stirred much praise from the auditors, and for this we are greatly indebted to Miss Louise Ball, for it was due to her efforts that we have such a talented musical body in our High School. Our well known entertainers, the Quidort brothers, kept things very lively between the acts- Mr. Ronald Quidort sang a few poplar hits and his brother Joseph rendered a splendid saxophone soloThe proceeds of the play are to be divided equally between the Cold Spring Grange and the Senior Class of Cape May High School. The ] Grange very- considerately volunteered ; to offer this assistance to help the Seniors get to Washington. Wrecked Motorist (phoning)— "Send assistance at once. I've turned turtle-" Voice (from the other end) — "My dear sir, this is a oarage. What you want is an aouarium. A mile a minute is good speed, but a .-mile a minute gets more action. V ' PRINTERS' INK HAS been responsible for thousands of business successes through"-" t the country Everyb^y in town may know you but they don't know what you have to sell Advertising Will Belp Yon >

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FATHER LOSES CHILDREN £ Atlanta, Ga-, April 13. — The Supreme Court of Georgia has refused to award custody of Jack and Mar- P garet Woodland to their father who v kidnapped them last June from their y mother in. Cape May, N. ^ c "Hie Woodlands are separated. Mrs. | Woodland traced the children, and r found the boy with his father here t and her daughter with relatives of s Woodland in Virginia. Mrs- Woodland obtained possession t of the children on a habeas corpus £ writ- The father took the same ac- s tion to got the children, and Judge I Pendleton here awarded the children to the mother. The father appealed i to the Supreme Court, and the higher t tribunal has just affirmed the judg- ( ment of Judge Pendleton- 1

DEPARTMENTAL REPORT NOW BERNG DISTRIBUTED Trenton, April 19- — The annual report of the Department of Conser- * ration and Development for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1921, which records the work done by the State in geologic research, soil suryeys, fire fighting, forestry, and the administration' of state parks and water resources, is now being distributed- The report also contains the aocount or the State Museum, Land Registry and « Testing Laboratory which are also under the jurisdiction of the department. , Interested pfersons may cbtatin copies of the report upon application to the director of the Department of Conservation and Development, State ¥ Trenton, N. J.