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SALESMAN— For Cape May Co., on ) proposition that has large field and Cj merits; a man with good reputa- C tion. Must have automobile- > Guarantee 3100 per week. Call in v person at our office. Co Service C Oil Co., 2611 Atlantic avenue, At f lantic City, N- J. Ask for Mr. > Smith. v X BOARDING— Desirable ocean view C rooms, with or without board, pri- £ vate baths if desired, also table ' board. References. 839 Kearney > ave. Bell phone, 115. ] -tf 1 FOR RENT ) FOR RENT— Sleeping apartments, ( with use of bath. Apply 667 Wash- ) . ington st- > , 6-17-tf i ; LOST ] LOST — Sign of money in handker- ^ chief, off Washington st. Reward, f "Mansard," Windsor and North-sts. i 1 7-15-1- 161 ] You are reading this, aren't you? J Hundreds of others are reading it, ; ' too. People read our Classifieds. J ' That's why they are 90% efficient. j r Last week a lawn mower was advertised for sale in the column. It was sold on Saturday afternoon to the first of five applicants- ' Is this the kind of advertising you ! , want ? 1 ' MILLINERY The Shop of distinctive Millinery ' i and reasonable prices. Some unusual bargains in dress hats, I white and colors. Also sport ; hats in good styles and the latest materials. This should be of interest to persons wanting several extra hats to finish out the summer season. Hats made to r order. Lottie R. Hillman CAPE MAY Out Tuesdays Keystone Phone, 58-M

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