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Remington in every quality for which Ae Remington Typewriter is famous. Like the Standard Remington models in strength, in durability, in dependabil- • ^ ity, in speed, in the beauty of its work. Portable A new Remington departure in lightness, in compactness, in convenience for use anywhere and everywhere. Fits in a case only four inches high — and remember — it has die Standard Writing Keyboard — just like every other typewriter that bears the Rem- ! ington nam*. No shifting for figures. \ Price, complete trlth case. SM FOR DEMONSTRATION, CALL AT STAR AND WAVE OFFICE or Phone 90, Either Phone ASK ABOUT THE INSTALLMENT PLAN ' i. 1 TIRES! TIRES! TIRES! Royal Cord, Silvertown Cord and others 30x3% GOODRICH or U. S. f| Qft TIRE and Tube " - - iplU.UU Vulcanizing by Steam Process CRESSE GARAGE c.Pe m.t, n. j ginger all Where people drink Clicquot IfyWslI Everywhere within the bound/li^vNA aiies of the countiy-Jiere and in w there and everywhere. JFjT. Where the sun rises in Boston, where it sets behind the Golden Gate, on the border beyond which lives the Lady of the '' 1) HI Snows, and down near Old Mexico — they edl like it. jl Clicquot is a national drink. It ■ I fa a joy common to Bj l Buy Clicquot Qub I case f°r the vi W- ^ » home. v| ClHOER ALE the cucquot club oo. Kfc~*T 1 ^ MQlla, MM, U. 8. A. Ginger Ale Birch Beer Root Beer

JULY HIGH LOW A. M. P. M. A. M- P. M. 1 Saturday 1.15 1.56 742 8.12 2 Sunday — 2.15 258 8 40 9.18 8 Monday 3.17 358 9.40 10.20 4 Tuesday 4.20 4 57 10.38 11.21 5 Wed. 5.19 552 11.34 12.18 6 Thursday __ 6.15 6.44 i:\27 7 Friday 7.07 751 1-01 1.17 8 Saturday __ 757 8.18 159 2.04 9 Sunday 8-44 9.02 2.44 250 10 Monday d — 957 9.43 3.28 3.38 11 Tuesday __ 10.10 10.24 4.10 4.16 12 Wed.' 1052 1104 450 458 13 Thursday _U53 11-43 5.30 540 14 Friday 12.16 1253 6.09 6.24 15 Saturday __1259 1-00 650 7.10 16 Sunday 1417 1.45 7 3 3 8.02 : 17 Monday 155 255 8.p0 858 1 18 Tuesday 250 359 910 955 i 19 Wed. 347 4.21 10 04,10 51 20 Thursday __ 445 5.17 1058 >US

i 21 Friday __i_ 542 6.09 1151 12.41 22 Saturday _ 635 7.00 1243 1.00 23 Sunday — 7.26 749 130 133 ; 24 Monday 8.17 838 2.19 2.24 - 25 Tuesday — 9.07 957 3.06 315 J 26 Wed. 957 10.17 353 4.07 J 27 Thursday __10.48 11.08 443 5.00 1 28 Fridry 1142 12.02 532 554 B 29 Saturday ..12.37 1258 6-24 652 ; 20 Sunday 1-00 135 7.19 754 ; 31 Monday ... 151 2.36 8-17 8.58 g IF You Wish 15 "HUNT'S NEWS OF THE THEATRES" ® mailed to your home each week send 0 your name^nd address to — 2 ' HUNTS THEATRES^ Wildwood, N. J. 1 ■ Please specify whether Wildwood B or Cape May Issues ate desired.

mtrr^ mmtxefef* 1w losgek ASK TIRE GUARANTEES "Did you ever reflect," said a Goodrich representative the other day, "that the motorist no longer asks for a guarantee on his tires?" "And do you realize," he continual, "that this fact proves beyond a shadow of doubt that tire making has passed the experimental stage?" "In the old days (and no so long ago, either) we heard a great deal of talk about guarantee and adjustment t but now the buyer does not even think of these things when he buys a standard make of tire. "I remember when car salesmen would lose sales to farmers, because they had a blow-out while demonstrating the car. The farmer was 'off the car when he thought he might buy tire trouble with his car. And any car driver knows that up to within a few years ago, one always drove with the fear of a blow-out. marring their pleasure. "But in the language of the cartoonist, 'them days is gone forever.' Motorists buy tires with confidence, assured they will get more miles than any guarantee figures. Eight, ten or even fifteen thousand, miles are expected, whereas, the old time motorist was surprised if he exceeded 3500 or 5000 miles. "While scientific construction has tripled the uniform durability of tires in a very few years, the process has been so consistent that few people realize the tremendous importance of the change that has been wrought"Perhaps in this smooth evolutionary progress the most revolutionary progress was that on the part of Goodrich when it produced the Silvertown Cord Tire- This tire instantly doubled the mileage possibilities of tires- — "Since that time this tire has been bettered year by year, until the Silvertown of today gives double the mileage of the Silvertown of a few '•ears back. "Both in cords and fabric Goodrich has progressed along the line of the motorist's needs. These tires give more dependability and more miles for less money. "Vflhen the motorist "buys Goodrich today, he buys standardized quality _ tire building. He buys uniformity. s The 30x3 lis is the same quality as the biggest tire Goodrich makes. He buys perfectly balanced construction, insuring equal wear and dependability. "The motorist is justified in demanding a guarantee when he buys an 'experiment.' It never enters his mind to ask about a guarantee when he buys a Goodrich. Experience has proven it will on the average double any possible guarantee. They also know that Goodrich stands squarely back of each tire and is even more anxious than the motorist to see that no Goodrich tire owes its purchaser a cent"This is the spirit that has made Goodrich better tires- It is the spirit = that has made Goodrich dealers worthy of confidence, and it is the spirit of the service back of the tire Thus is the tire bi"-er protected as he never was before " THE LITTLE BRONZE BUTTON (By J. H. Rice) How dear to the heart of each greyheaded veteran Are thought of the days when we -still wore the blue; While memory recalls the trials and dangers, And scenes of the past are brought back to our view. Though long since discarding our arms and equipments, There is one thing the veterans most surely will note, ' The first thing he spys on the front of a comrade Is the little Bronze Button h? wears on his coat. CHORUS— The little Bronze Button, The sacred Bronze Button, The Grand Army Button We wear on our coatsHow much did it^ost, asked the man of the veteran, That little bronze button you wear on your coat; Ten cents in good money, he answered the stranger, "" a And four years of marching and - fighting to boot. The wealth of the world cannot purchase this emblem, Except that the wearer once wore the brave blue; And it shows to the world the full marks of a hero, A man who to honor and country proved trueThen Jet us remember the little Bronze Button, . And wear it with honor both loyal and bold. Fraternally welcome each one who supports it, With love in our hearts for the comrades of oldEach day musters out whole bat- _ tallions of wearers, — And soon will be missed this token 11 so dearM) But millions to come will remember 53 \ with honor • i The ^"aien who'd the right that Bronze Button to wear. )7 10 . A. KENIC 58 ELECTRIC SHOE RBJPAIRING Neolin Soles and Aluminum Heels ™ WORK CALLED FOR AND % DELIVERED N 105 Jackson Street U Cape May, N. J. V Keystone J»hone, 136-M; 870-A

iy>i "^»iiuA ii A »» | DressMoterials by Mail at lowest known prices ) wwmrmmmjnc. [ THE LINING STORE, NEWARK, N.J. America's Most famous fabric Shop -Mt JJ bur Service " T Our Great July Sale Brings Best of Dress Silks, Cottons and Woolens at Greatly Reduced Prices You needn't wait to come to the store to get these wonderful bargains — you can order by mail and be served just as satisfactorily and accurately and courteously as though you came to the store. Those who take advantage of these offers will surely become friends of this store and prominent patrons. Order at once — quantities are limited $4.50 White and Golored Sport Silks, $2.50 »Vra A lot of 2000 yards including plenty of solid "white and a generous assort- \ / Sll ment of fancy plaid effects and plain colors on grounds of white and all of the rich bright sport shades, 40 inches wide. Wonderfully cheap at our price , to mail order patrons. yard $1.69 Crepe de Chine for Only $1.29 ByM.ii These beautiful Crepe de Chines may be had in more than 40 colors, embrac- At ing the soft pale shades so much favored for lingerie purposes; the bright \| /U vivid colors as well as the more practical day and evening shades, and in- yM"/ eluding white, black and navv.. Give us an idea of the shade you favor and we will gladly send-you samples. Don't fail to secure some of this Crepe de ward Chine at $139. yara $1.25 Embroidered Union Linen Suitings, 39c g, M<u A manufacturer's entire stock closed-out to us to wind up the season's busi- aa ness at a price that barely pays for the embroidery. Very highest grade 4||p of Union Linen with rich embroidered borders, many colore with white em- U/V embroidered designs and white with colored embroidery. A real opportunity to buy these high-class novelty fabrics at less than cost of making. No store yard in the country will match these at the price. * 48c Plain Colored Satinesr at 29c Another of America's Most Famous Fabric Shop's telling bargains that will /xjC command big sales. High grade mercerized Satines, rich in finish and lustre, V firm and closely woven, full yardwide- May be had by mail in every shade , and color, also white and fast black. , yera 39c French Batiste, 40 inches wide, 25c B* This French Batiste, is one of the season's most favored fabrics for pretty frocks and waists, and wehave it in an almost unlimited variety of patterns frocks and waists, and we have it in an almost unlimited variety of patterns fully cheap at 25c. Each Send Money Order or Check with Order — No Stamps, No C. O. D. 's W. W. OPPENHEIM, Inc., Dept V , i 657-659 Broad St., Newark, N. J. , ,

Exclusive Shoes for the Whole Family PRICES TO SUIT YOUR PURSE BEER'S BIG SHOE STORE 323 Washington Street MISS E. COOK, Mgr. | ~~ Tins WINDSOR HOTEL is opened for the Season of 1922, with the same fine service that they have always given. MEALS SERVED Steam heated, with running hot and cold water 9 IApoaul will bring moAhoui 1922 ■ MIDSUMMER CATALOG I Wbl Henry Maul*, toe. 2171 Arcb Street Philadelphia, Pa. ■

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