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Just in Time for Thanksgiving Day Oak Hall Offers 1000 Overcoats I — AT SPECIAL PRICES—i i*24S0 *30 *35 LOOK at the prices l That tells the story! No other store in Philadelphia can' match these values in Overcoats. Every one of them is new, well-tailored and made of all wool, winter weights. Handsome Plaid backs with silk linings fashioned into the new Ulster Models now so popular. The $30 and $35 include both the Imported English Overcoats and a splendid collection of especially fine Ulsters that have just come into stqck from our Tailoring Shops. The all wool quality, fine tailoring, new style and wearability of these one thousand Coats are recommendation enough, but when you REMEMBER THESE PRICES *2450 *30 *35 — you shouldn't hesitate one moment. Make your selection without delay. ' , We pay carfare to and from your home town on purchaiee of certain amounts. Ask our salesmen. W anamaker & Brown Market at Sixth Philadelphia ' Juicy Fruit, Peppermint and Spearmint are certainly three delightful flavors to J And WRIGLEY'S M— the 2»v K new sugar-coated pepperJ mint gum, is also a great a, j treat for your sweet tooth. P' All are from the Wrigley factories where perfection

MANY FARMS NOW JESERTEO UNTILLED LAND GROWING UP IN BRUSH AND WEEDS WHILE FARM HQUSES FALL INTO DECAY OVER CAPE MAY COUNTY. Thousands of acres of tillable land are growing up in weeds and second growth and scores of farms with their buildings falling down from disuse are wiling the attention of County buildera to that fact that something baa been overlooked. In Fishing Creek and Green Creek and other hamlets immediately ad-, Joining Delaware Ba- the reason -Fran for the unused farm lands is that the owners and men can make far more clamming in the Bay than they can by tilling the soil. Other reasons given are that the sea shore resorts offer more inducements and the young men will not stay on the farms, those who do not find other employment locally in the county going to the larger cities. It is a fact that the most of the county's ratable.-? are on the sandy beaches where the resorts are rapidly growing in value yet it seems a shame, say the far sighted leaders of the county, that the farms should in many instances present such a sad and forlorn •appearance at the very doors of -the resorts where the world comes for amusement ' > ■ That some concerted movement will be made to get new blood into the fanning industry, and to secure men wHb will ->ut the waste lands to some use, at the same tame making the county more attractive as well as more productive, soon is a foregone conclusion. It only remains for a decision by Fate as to who will start the movement. It ma- be that the Cape May County Chamber of Commerce will take the initial step, something having been done last year in the way of advertising, yet the interest in the advertising campaign was not so great, some of the subscript*™ to the fund remaining still unpaid. The resorts have a vital interest in the fountry districts nearby because of the fresh vegetable, fruit, poultry and other farm products which are needed in abundance particularly during the summer season. The farm lands pi the county ait -not worn out except irt rare cases and even these old robbed lands can again be made productive with intensive farming. The farms for the most part are small ones suitable for the small trucker, and these kind of farms are the ones most casil>- sold to the country home seekersThe lands about Vineland, one of the most successful poultr" and agricultural districts of Southern Jersey, are no better than the lands of this county. Vineland was wrested from the wilderness and now produces' hundreds of thousands of dollars in poultry and produce alone every year. Certainly, declare the far sighted men of today who can see tomorrow for the county, Cape May County can do the same if an honest effort is made to secure the right people to tAke these - farms over. To the prospect it is easily shown " that this peninsular county is the land I «f opportunity. Three large and sev- I eral smaller resorts at his hand for markets aside from the close shipping market at PhiladelphiaNo point from the countv is far J from some fairly large town or city j and good roads gettin» better all the * time offer easy ways to travel. The t. school systems of the "nimty are fine 0 and the auto blisses stop at the coun- e try door these days to take the pupils k to the school house door. v ® The country is no longer, at least ^ not in this section, synonymous with S isolation andv ignorance. It is the most attractive . place to live for the ® man who likes close neighbors and yet the freedom of the out- of doors and independence of _elbow room. I ; Buy Sturdy Shoes [ When you buy your Children's ] Shoes -here, you get more than i ' merely Shoes— you get, the as- | , surance that the Shoes are hon- 3 i estly made, properly construct- 1 | ed of materials that will stand ■ np under the rough usage they i 1 receive. E. J. COOK : (FORMERLY BEERS) ; 321 WASHINGTON STREET | CAPE MAY. N. J. | LETTER TO THE PUBLIC: x Tag Day for the Byer Anti Lynching Bill now pending in the U. S. Senate, which was to have been held Nev. 8bh has been postponed to Nov. 25. Ail'irood thinking citizens are asked to contribute to this fund to the betterment of life liberty and the pursuits of hapipiness for all. .Tag Day, November 25. National Association Advancement Colored People. ll-18-2t» DENATURED ALCAHOL AT 55c . PER GALLON Why let your Radiators freeze when the small sum of 55 cents will solve your Winter problems. CHARLES A SWAIN, 305 Jackson St, Cape May, N- J. V ll-18-2t

DO NOT BUY A CAR UNTIL YOU SEE A \ STAR CAR An Automobile, Standardized in Construction and Operation for a modest sum of money, Smartness in Looks, and Tohoroughness in Modern Design at a low price.

THE STAR FEATURES Continental Bend Seal Motor. Timken Rear Axle. Timken Bearings, front and rear. Spicer Universal JointsSelective Sliding Gear Transmission, three speeds forward and reverse. Single Plate Disc Clntch. • Half-elliptic Springs, onderelung. Stewart Vacuum Gasoline Feed with SupplyTank at Rear, tflectrie Lighting by Standard Generator with Storage Battery. Streamline Body-One-man Top.

STAR MODELS AND PRICES F. O. B. DETROIT Chassis, Plain _ $285 At Chassis, Starter and Demountable Rims $38046 Roadster, Plain ■ $819.00 Roadster, Starter & Demountable Rims $41446 Touring, Plain __ .TfhW#0 Touring, Starter and Demountable Rhus $UUI Coupe, Starter and Demountable Rims $58040 , Sedan, Starter and Demountable Rims $64540 Station Wagon, Starter and Dem. Rims $61040 Delivery Wagon, Starter and "Dcm. Rims $61040

DAVID M. TEITELMAN, Distributor CAPE MAY, New Jersey - ■

U. S. Inspected j MEATS You have the U. S- Govern- ( ment's assurance, besides our i own, that our meats 'bre strictly ; I fresh and wholesome. Moreover, j the prices that we ask are no » I more than meats pot govern- { I ment Inspected. You can see the | ' j wisdom in making your meat ' purchase!) here. J E. P. NITTINGER LIBERTY THEATRE BLDG. 507 Washington St. Cppe MayPhone Keystone 10. NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Henrietta Gladding, Deceased. Pursuant to the order of Harry S. Douglass, Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made oh the fourth day of November, A. D. 1922, on the application of the subscriber, Administrator, of said deceased, notice is hereby givto the creditors of said deceased! exhibit to the subscriber under oath or affirmation thcdr claims and demands against the estate of said deceased -within six months from the , fourth day of November, A- D. 1922, they will be forever barred of any action against the subscriber. Dated November 4th. A. D. 1922. HENRY S. RUTHERFORD. Administrator. 11-11-9-PF 15.54 IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY To Eugene S. Mousserone: iBy virtue of an order A the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day of the date hereof, in a cause wherein James F. Lucas is complainant, and you and others defendants, I '-oil are required to aopear, answer or object by motion to complain ant'%bill, on or before the second dav of Janu- j ary, next, or the said bill will be taken I as confessed against you. The said bill is filed to foreclose a I mortgage given by you and wife, to said James F. Lucas, dated June 26, | -1906, which mortgage was recorded in the Cape May County Clerk's Of- | flee, in Book 74 of Mortgages, at . pages 326; and covers lots No. 226, | | in thai Borough of West Cape Mav. > And you, Eugene S. Mousserone, are I made defendant because you own said ■ land. ■ Dated November 1. 1922. | LEWIS T- STEVENS. I Solicitor for Complainant. I Office and P. O. Address. 1 518 Washington Street, [ Cape May, New Jersey. ll-U-5tPF $12.60 | NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS ' Estate of William L. Stevens, De- I ceased. Pursuant to the order of Harry S. I '• Douglass, Surrogate of the County of '• Cape May, made on the 21st day of i October, A. D. 1922, on the applica- . - tion of the subscriber, Executor of | u said deceased, notice is hereby given . to the creditors of said deceased to | 1 exhibit to the subscriber under oath | d or affirmation their claims and de- » manda against the estate of said deceased within six months from the 21st day of October, A. D. 1922, or they will be forever barred of any action against the subscriber Dated October 21st, A. D. 1922. F. MULFORD STEVENS, Executor. Lewis T. Stevens, Proctor. 10-28-9-PF41B|4

X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX | Washing and Ironing | *C Are one of the things the housewife should be rid of. Get rid of X Blue Monday and let us do your washing mad ironing. XC A ROUGH DRY, 72 cents per dozen. V? I XC SEMI-FINISH, 12 cents per lb. si j & DAMP WASH, 20 Ibe. $1-35. X( I & Free Collection and Delivery between Cape May and Sea Isle (Sty. j? • ' XC Tuesday and Friday of each week. Xt Troy Laundry I 5 405 WASHINGTON STREET ft XC Keys. Phones— 167 A and 276D • ■ Bell Phone 16M XC x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x Specially Reduced Prices CANDY and ICE CREAM Colonial Ice Cream!.. ..plate 10c By the Quart , ,_50c . . Plain Sodas ... 5c Ice Cream Sodas ioc Fruit and Nut Sundaes 17c Special Until Thanksgiving Day GREAT REDUCTIONS IN OUR PURE HIGH-GRADE CANDIES Half Pound Box Good Old Fashion Peanut Brittle Absolutely Free with Every Dollar's Worth of Candies Purchased. QUAKER SWEET SHOP 407 Washington Street KEYSTONE PHONE 406 CAPE MAY, N. J. ■41 .50 Thanksgiving Day ■ A Ro«„Tw, Excursion . s Philadelphia j ■ ' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH ■ , ■ SPECIAL TRAIN | Leaves Cape May 745 A. M. | Stopping at Bennett and Rio Grande Returning, leaves Philadelphia (Market Street Wharf) 7:25 P. M. ^ j fl p7vSr,A - © 8 J j ROUTE OF THE BROADWAY LIMITED ® • I f^^^CAPE MAY ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING SHOP A. SUDAK All Kinds of Polishes for White, Tan and Black Sheea 505 Washington Street. Cape May, N. J.