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at TOUl (XOH MftlMP AT T. K TlTLOll mm irBsusftoB op* mar, *- »• A Full Line of Ball Band Rubber Boots and Over Shoes. Fresh Goods Past received from the Factory. Repairing In all Its Branches. Not responsible for work left over « days Bay lone Fbon* 138-X U. S. MAIL LINE IhSi "«ss=*jras«i-. ^^a*i U. S. SHto*i BmordSn^^A B 0 T WATER HEATING 6. VANAMAN Gape May . X. J. ARE TOD THINKING OF MOVING If M let In touch with ns. We hart 4 BIG TRUCKS 1 TON. J TONS, S TONS, 5 TONS ON THE EOAD ALL THE TIME Tripe to Philadelphia every week. Lata from $10 up. Any point between Cap* May and Philadelphia. CONEY'S X-PRESS 1M to 1X0 Garfield Ave, Wlldwoou. Both Phones j. At Your Service! u Telephone Keystone 90 t when you want something or o have something to sell. The Star and Wave classified ads will bring the results. 10c the line of six words. Hn man without a definite in Iff* is batplasaly disabled. Money has Urn proper place and is a staunch In tinw nf strWBa. Start now with the Security Trust Builder's Hardware & § Household Supplies | M. H. WARE 1 Sje Wash. St. Kay. Phone 114-X | PRINTERS' INK HAS been responsible for thousands of business successes throughout the country . Everybody in town may know you but they don't know what you have to sdL Afoitisu ffifl Help Tm^ J ' \

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install ARCOL A J^QHJ ;

These money bags represent the average price ; of Arcola for the past two years. See how the price is lower this month, NOW, ever before Thousands of people will wait until next Fail, when Steamftt- \ ters and Plumbers are rushed to death, before ordering Arcola. You can cash in on your foresight by telephoning for an estimate this month, NOW. ' this month, NOW. worth saving; see arcola tocuy.

It means good-bye to cold rooms; good-bye to high coal ; bills. An Arcola system means 1 an American Radiator in every room and it pays for itself in J the fuel it saves. 1 A. Maijotte of 184 Division Street, , River Rouge, Michigan, has a seven ] room home. Formerly he heated two i rooms with two stoves. Now he heats all sevsn rooms with j ARCOLA and American Radiators and eaves a ton of coal a year besides. The price of a ton of coal a year is ' worth saving; see ARCOLA today. (

AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY ; Ideal Boilers and Amehjcax Bpdiators for every heating need , t' ■ I * i A fine ARCOLA book be mailed yon If luH . vl*»|| yon will send your name to the address , ^ ■ above. Aod telephone your Steamfitter 1 1711 Chestnut Street 25th and Reed Streets j PHILADELPHIA . I . ^

GOSHEN Misses Jane Smith' and Belle Hewitt, were week end visitors at Cape May with Mre. Thomas Hughes. Frank Bright and family moved to Atlantic City on Tuesday. Paul Watson is this week in AtCity with friends. Miss Eunice High, Mr. Lewis Fos- , of Court House, and Mr. Cole, of Philadelphia, were entertained at ]

the home of Miss Dorothy Edwards ' Sunday evening. Miss Elizabeth Robihson, of Dennis- , . ville, is staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. S- Thompson. 1 Hubert Tomlin of Heislerville, was ; in town Sunday"Here's a snapshot of my girl at , • the beach." ■ "Snapshot; why, that's an expos- j

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DIAS CREEK Roy Scull visited Cold Soring and Gape May on Friday. C. HiURiner, of Ocean City, visited Ehvood Howell last Friday. Harry Beam, of Philadeljjna, spent Sunday at his bungalow, at North Diae. John Corson and son, Wlliiam, of Goshen, were calling on relatives here Sunday. Miss Nancy Bochius was an over Sunday guest with friends at Haver- e fortl, Pa. Alexander Schellenger and Mrs. Millard Davis are on this week's side listRalph Norton and family went to Dennisville Sunday to call on Mrs. Burton Hewitt. Mrs. Mary F. Norton was a Court visitor Saturday calling on Mrs. Myra Powell. Charles Lawrence, of Wilmington, was at the home of his father. John ' Lawrence, Sunday. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lloyd entertained Mr. and Mrs- Frederick Burke and two children, from Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs- Millard Ware and daughter, and Mrs- John Long, of Cape May, and Mrs. D. C. Lloyd. Mrs. D. C. Lloyd, who has been .spending the winter in Philadelphia, returned home to Dias last Saturday Mrs. . W. H- Smith, of Wildwood, , a visitor at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Norton's last Thursday. The grand lodge officers of the State of New Jersey, with two official brothers of the Supreme Lodge ' of the United States, were visitors here at the* I. 0- M. Hall, Wednesday evening. Millville and Clayton were represented and about thirty members from Cape May were present. A fine luncheon was served. "Here, boy." said the man to the who was helping him drive a bunch of cattle, "hold this bull a minute, will you?" "No," answered the boy; "I don't mind bein' a director in this company, but I'm darned if I wen* to be a stockholder." i Sunday School Teacher; "Willie, can you tell me why, after wandering so manv years, the orodigal son came . Willie Wisecracker: "Cause he realized that the calf was about fat enough, or ought to he." "My dear madam," he replied, "do you imagine for one moment that I would be doing thir >f sfie wasn't . I Help Put This | Town on a | SOLID | FOUNDATION | IPPfiFpa I 7^' u/ ' » "I o The gucceks of the home jner- t A chant means the SUCCESS OF J ; THE TOWN. f ' The success of the town means t ' : YOUR SUCCESS. 1 : Why Not Trade at Home | I 1 and Help Along the | Town Yoa Live In? |

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