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sad tt abo showi tat*
assail (a pcpnhrttan bet »**y
naHnantltise that
p
Hwttssrtaad is an ob-
l«o tbe whole worid.
mn nor «t* > *T u *" of
eomtte b*v» say effect co the Stand-
ard OQ coaqway. Bight BMTTUJ tt
booirttng pries* a* If tatsac-
ttoas amt had bsan and orrer wtn be.
WaUT THB BOOie DO IN WINTEB.
Haw many people bar*
rfeoaly cucsklnad bow tb* hardy tittle
birds that ban ear northern Winters
ti&A* »fif l-njf periods of ee-
•rtr* weather, how they find shsjur
sadfoodr
la sections of New Jersey whan
* hey berry boshes crow la pro
fusion, the myrtU warbler remain*
"•krooghout the Winter, tbe sola rsp-
of *M* insect
ssppetmaata tba rather
ssmpty of tnaact food then to
& «}ttMn at aata* aad otbar **-
• *a|«as>«B*
to T7 tncUcslvT aod all of tioca V. c
', lota t to 24 LactutlTT.
Coodalo, Truatx In
rctitmin. rt al. to Anrazn
Lot II. block 4. *rrtlon D.
R.to»». 173.
Pnmt.
TmaMa W Qraaia
C I~• Erau-
SzUea! LuOnu Ctairrb of Stm latr. SX
Lot K*j4^winy at a ["-^"t tn N. W. Ltaa of
frrt from S. W. Una ot
t
aide at irmtt •rrsae. «U f«t from N.
aide of Bcacn aixmae.
John U. Ttmitall lo Marx Carfleld.
John U'. Mfcnjr. rt al. to d m
a. Lot oo S. aid« of
Itnof, toa tttt rrocn EL Uae of Qurm iX.
we had to send his daddy. They left
l M
early morning, ****< Bxy husband
g y
said they ought to be back late to-
night, tho It would be hard going.
p f the nlxt prob-
lem about |n/4^i_ as my ^*"*h^^^ can't
afford to lose the day's work. I dant
have no time to loazV but I can spare
a day off occasionally better than my
i | ^ Yra. Mrs
Jones.'"
A WOttO TO HEN BY FOBS.
rroea thfFtill.^., E»«nla» BolUttn
Oh, Henry Ford, come back; where
in the world are yoa atT Your trip
la a Joke, I hope yoa go broke, for do-
ing a thing ao foolish as that. Come
borne and get busy and make some tin
the people forget where your
factory la at. If you're looking for
peace, go aee tba chief of polios; he's
getting paid for that Job where you're
at. You're bringing disgraca to the
American race, you'd better return.
wall still keep your place. Tbo rest
of dke crew at* ail worse than yoa;
there lamt a of yon that know
what to do; so take oar sdvkc, rstora
light away, you're makina; It wane
tb* longer yon stay. Take some dark
—la**/*. *mf. pot out yoor Va***"^ wwfc
fate port ant yoaH be ell right; get
away from tt* dock before break of
day. and not a soul hi the world wfll
know you're been away. So take this
tip, Henry, aad do as I say, aad warn
i satll Y*A% m ***** day.
American people has been tsvwi. bow
all the forms of diplomatic remon-
strance have tried in vain, how acts of
war have been perpetrated on our <
soil. They quote thr President's brave
words, and ask that they be translated
Into art IT
Wr rararaOy aubcoit that «« aSotild DO
taafrr T—i'r**** 1 " diplomatic relations wttn _
Go*rramrat «bicb still refrains from dia-
avowlns' tbe deatrorUon of rhe »»^tt..l.
and wttn Its allied Gorrrtnnesit. whicn has
Intrrfrrroov of lt» aWarrc«litrd tp
wtUj oat iatcmaJ ttxlsxxtrif* mod
ally ttg •*ia j ln.f
It would be difficult to frame any
effective denial of such a request. It
could not be said tint every other
means had not been tried, or that for-
bearance h ni * secured any substantial
concession. The very fact that the
Administration is now engaged in a
correspondence with Austria ntmllar
to that with Germany is evidence
enough that the policy of inaction h"«
been a failure. The question is no
longer ooo primarily of law or ^in^«w-
ity. It Is one of national honor. Can
the United States afford not to protect
its citizens in any circumstances?
Can it afford to endure being nv^f kfd
and floated T A President who re-
mains content with words at such a
crisis as this cannot hope to retain
the support or even the respect of in-
telligent and patriotic men.
A Qimr D'aonoclo.
A celehmled Dutllu rbjulciuo
Bir Dominic CorHsuu. wbo n< as
mncb famed fur UU bruaqueorss to>
Ward |>atlcotii us for bin akUL lo (be
course Df some rvmlaUrcuces WOllim
durlca Scully (olV| a nlory of I be doc-
tor wulcto ts qalto «>cl| woftb
"I k
| qK
"I was taken lo ero Ului." may*
writer, "sercral tlmeu. bat be ulcoy»
t t d tl b
treated me vttli tbo otxoost
However, a tugtiljr respectable maldffa
•oat of Dine had a dlSetcut cxnarl-
Bhe went to consult him An«r
hey—poo* too eratly—anfl
asking a frw question* be gave a gn»t
and relapeed Into silence. Then after
a abort r^"if of mcdltatioo be &
*WaQ. ma'am, ttu one ot two things—
ri ettaer yoa drink or els* yoa ett wtth
I yoor back to tin Sre.'-
Italia atnrt.
lirn.1 W Ataba
Dritloonral Co. t> Jaco Parry
t • >-p Lot e. mrcOoo iO.
Jaccb Parrjr Ubos to Cfaaa. R. Hall
Lot 9. icrtloo It.
S7S4- Lot EX.
aL O60.
S32L Lot
ESor«c_b cf
8. J. Bemlty Co. to Mtnnia A- LaToor.
Lota 3S and 40 and » feet of lot O. block
10i. plan D-0.
Sa^ia to Elrrcnan M.
LSS. block *0. plan &-I.
Same to Mary Jane Slevtn.
block 103. plan D-L
imm* to EtacbeJ b. ElotL aott. Ten f ert
of lot lie and 20 rert of lot 107. block SB.
plan D-X
BsUI^a? %/r j\rrr^aj y^i fSsaVl 1
block SI. plan C
Kama to Walter L Caster, rt
Lot M. block UO. plan D-7.
Same to Walter Berltsca et aj-
81. block lEt. plan D-4-
Sanxi to Oyde p. H.^.IH~. Lot U7.
block ioe and lot «7C. block 100. plan D-l
Same to > "i- sf. v'""***»"*«
Lots to and €1. block SO. plan LV1
lama to BeoJ. Breler. rWi Lot IS.
block D3. aexttoo plan C
lame to Kate H. Lrwla. S40S. Lot S3.
block 104. plan D-L
Bam« to rLtmy C Schneider. SlOOe. Lota
44 and 4B. block S4. plan A.
Same to Cartkerto. Bocbols. atea. Lot
17. block XSX Plan D-X
Same to Jobn M. Uoo.er rt tn. S3M. Lot
Same to Oarin B. Bnsiman rt aX SHo.
LatUS, block as. WunJcaa UAJ CoutLtj,
Jersey i
All Ibat mUla U »IUi lt» d«,
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d l O i d ** .So
d
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oaf •LSOB? biUXkd-Trd
O t »oa t±*r«»trrt*, patj alu I «>.Lti
H-sawl. ttiXtjJ* J JO
t±*r«»trrt*, pat
iulnl m part rJ V
lifniun vunftld and «
lia>J ao
try
p t S aJ C*I»*> U
luw K JlailU^^i, la f-r U U>« Cum 1 turc
d «• • I licug bc«a*« c rrctnj oo La* p
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hict*
brmr-
*, A. U.
r oCTkot of t±sc
SLCSJ d-r tbsr eu-u-uty of C*p M
SJX XJJ -uf ikd i
H
aUcock'a
It
He not forget to write it "lalt."
H. W. Godfrey was tn PhOsda. on
Iseadmy.
Leonard Ahrams kiUad a 407 th. hot
esltxodsy.
Get a 1918 calendar at
ftewMrrg shop.
Cksa. W. Long and wife spent Bon-
eaytn ComiVn.
Lsttar DU is at home from Plain-
aaU for Now Years.
Korgan Bond and wife spent Xmas
Day In Atlantic City.
Joseph Douglass visited
yesterday oa *"•'"»"
Leslie 8. Irvilsm and family spent
Boadsy at South Dennis.
IdLoving pictai^s Toesday snd 8atsr-
day nights at opectcloriam. 8-«.tf
Albert Gandy is spending the holi-
days at home with hla parents.
Ed. Trocland la father of a throe
potmd girl born on Friday night.
Paul T/'ynW** visited Ca.
friends from Hooday to Thursday.
aUts Lorctta Taylor, of V^hl
too. D. C-, Is home for a few do^s.
Wood lota for sale. Apply to f>iaa
Tsjlor, Dlas Creek road. 10-23.*toow
Ctarsao* Nadsels, wife aad dsajja-
tar, of OoatacrlBa, rpeot Xmaa hara
with her pane Is, and Ur. Nichols
aaag two solos La the Baptist drarch
oo oondav.
•Irs. H. Bllcock arj son are sojourn
tag for an tndcftnJU period oo a farm
la jPanasjtranla, to which the Udy
was' sect by her phyikUm for iho beiM>-
Bt of bar health.
Begins, Nkfaolo, daughUr of Clar-
ence Nichols, of CoaUrvlllc. Is qulto
sick at the homo of her grandfather,
Philip H*ptUt church next
Bundsy: PrcachlAg 10:30, a. uv, and
:ia, p. m. Boiklay-achool 2:30, p. m.
C 11 prayer meetlag. 7 o'clock. Tbe
week In January, being the week of
prayer, wo shall hold cottage prayer
mee lings Monday. Tuesday and Thurs-
day evenings. Thcso will precede our
revival meetings which commence on
January 10th with Rev. IL R. Myer,
of Saletn, aaaUUng tho pastor. M.
Tho Carol Slngtrs, mado up of num-
bers of both local church choirs, fl-ft-
umblrd ot Iho M. K. church shortly
before- midnight and ushered in
ChrUtmnn morning with iwcet mask
as they marched about thd town. Be-
faro the start Prof. Samuel Lcualkn
rendered "Tho Holy City" on tho cor
net at a point high up In tho church
Locplc. and It was very effective In-
de«J. Scores of people were ankra-
round a billiard Lable in Lhc cour&e of
an e^^cning, is able to £o ua far an th<
Lo post a letter for htu wife
in the articles which -be in writing
La advocacy of a fort and other Dca-
coost protection, Mr. Rec&e P. EUlcy
a good work, and ono in which
cd from clumber and all enjoyed tho
. "Ho who la not movtd by con-
cord of Bwcct aounds Is fit for sirsLo-
pctn. Kpoila nnd war."
Mr. Kdnard Rice, Jr., «ho Is
member of tho Friends' Ambulance
Unit, uorkinj; among tho wounded
nnd dying ooldicm In France and Bel
gium, and who on January 8Lh will
aail for tho war icr.c, has consented
Lo f TM|yr>aT.
—Walter MaK>r and wife, of
Wildwood. ware entertained over Son-
day at tha home of Geo. Goliaher.
—Mrs. Mamie SUlwall west to
Philadelphia on Thursday to spend the
—Mrs. Wm. Ayrea sad sen, ,
•pent Christmas with friseds at MOV
villa.
—Mrs. WUburt Batamaa aad tusdtw
•pent Eatardsy with rslatrvaa at Cafe
May.
—CharWa Thorp, of "*•"*•*-. WM
calling on Mrs. Oeo. Batf, Jr, oa
Tuesday.
—Mrs. George Hale Br, eeisTtaW
cd her two daughters from FbOada.1 -aJ
onFrkUy. |d»
—Richard Uoyd and family weraf
Xmaa goests of Mrs. Uojd*» pmracts
at Qermont.
. —Mrs. Charks Boas U entertamto*
her grand-children, tha Misses
ton. this week. x
ocl Fisher is ha-vtng his
—The Daughtem of America -wulj are enjoying a visit with J. W. Hughes
havo a uupper on Monday night to
Lpcruling Lho holidayu with their homo*
folks—Mius lLelcn VanDyke nt tang
Branch, and Guy
Lo*m, Md-
—Mra. Harry
L. Doub at Funka-
Smollwood and
«iti>f»U> tha in.iaiutu-j. of officers.
—Jamta Homon and wifo came from
Pcnn«BTOvo on Friday. He rctomed
on Sunday, but Mr. Hntnm will re-
main tvro wtxka.
—Richard Shoemaker and family.
cnt committee hod prepared a ehow
of nuire than ordinary lni« rest; hu-
morouii rcadinga by Mlu Beatrice
Frank Pettraoo, of Pennsgrxrve,I"» m "* » ""• "' •*—
•pent Sunday with V?m. Scull -~l|tuLlons Lhst will bo tcaltcrcd far on
family.
Harry Thompson spent Saturday ^J"' a, . .• ,, ,, , I Ro» 3 nrul oi% tc«l» of carefully
with Miss Mosohrooks In Jim " MuD f°. y ' of .,. M ' lv ' lle ; '" I ^ "oving picture
spending a week hero with hiB brother.
Von. Out gunning on Lho meadowu
Monday ho brought doun bin fimt
r ball. "Teddy." when ho shot hla
hippopotamus, was not cnorv
| proud.
Salem.
Charles SaUcrfield. wife end child,
spcet ^"" with their relatives in
PhUacUlpala-
Jas. SLUlwdl and wife, of Phllada-,
TH1BTY-TWO YEARS AGO.
USL
ties a» ti-nt-lit r
DUI Ibl- |ibU [>la^v
UabtLuc* lu au cQulroc.il
life had b.111 »Jic-J l.> (.-
and ula lulluiaoy Trllb
lio
du
Ills
i: tbat OllrLi xraa Lu lore nltb
a nortbi-ru HoldUr who UaJ bevu tou
cVmned aa a »[>jf. Sot oaij truuld It
be> dUhoaumblo La Qastlngs lo taVe
adrontact- of but (oaltlan to pauen
the clrl bo 101 ed. but LuU eeoleu^c bad
been mttily »ua|>ioded. aud at o nurd
ttom e
you that the Reading will Improve
cram service to Cape May county,
storing the excellent cxprciis bervice
of Last year about January 6th."
D. T^o^'r". the local rcprcucnta
Live of the reliable Hollywood Laun-
dry, of Wildwood, desires your trade,
and will call at your house every Wed
nesdey morning to collect your linen.
Laundry Is ready for delivery the fol-
Ir.-ut iUt I.AZJrrrL ed to *^* house with a dis-
located knee, is at this writing aba* tol V~T
bo out with the help of crutches. Iwaadas to
—Mrs. I •• l
ed Mrs. J. M. Chambers end wife, cf Ijae '•''[* Tt
on Thursday to
the funeral of
JAMVAJtT U. Hit.
bcl»t«a (fee buur* o/ t-acitf* aod ft*«
/i p. a-. b> fell, al ocw v*riock la UM
ul or aalii «1«>* at tbe UkevUTt.
"Ste. In Ope Uay Court llaaae. Cape ktajr
CuuAtj X«w i«rac7
j. « i«rac7.
U Uul rrrtala trar< or parcel of lam]
bl t
The tvnr closed la April. It-avlas
Colonel Crl££» xrltb'a Txrceked plan'
tntlon and all the Decrees freed by
vtrtae of iho emancipation procLama-
ban. From a ticb tnaa he had been
reduced to pocertr. Oaitluca treni
north to Bad that bU father early la
the war boil bousbt cottua at n low
price and sold It at a price Tarylns
from SI to t2 a pound. Tbls had mode
him a rich man.
Tbe cx-Uealcnanl returned to O
aS
on Tuesday evening, with a
number present. The hours pass-
ed swiftly with musk, recitalloas,
chamdes and ryfr^,Y*,w mt, JL
-.•«. — moat delightful company and
pastor Rugs and his estimable wife
i Frank
_MUa Gt^rgio Biacksoa, of Holly
Beach. U upending the holidays with
ere most hospitable as boast and
host en n
DENNISVILLE-S DOlNCa
—Zachary Taylor and vrlfe are
visiting Philada. relotireo.
—Mrs. Ray Candy, of Eldorm. call-
ed on friends here lost week.
—Miss Annie James U enjoying a
pleasant visit with her brother at
h
Goshen; L. D. Comptoo and family, of
South Dctmls, and Mrs. MI»I Pnt>
and family, of Go&Hen. oo Christmas
Day.
—"Playing a Trick on Bajrta,'
which was given by the pupils of the
D[a> Creek school on Thursday was ffoaday. His
thoroughly enjoyed by those present, aym ^ LastToe T**~~-1. «fD
and thou> who stayed at home missed Crimea waters oa ffiwialT ~
ftocing and bearing eomcthlnx ftnv ti • m *«e» ansn VMM te
Prof. Morton also entertained with bis jig »».« been ashor* ta
grophophono and a reading In 8pan- a^^,, ports of
Uh, and Miss Levrls with wrHtaH^rri - y, .,,.bvotber Gaonswblals*iatiha
—A. T. D. Howtll entertained his 8. Kavy sad to BOW ia Norway.
8. clou on Thursday evening: Mirers _ ^^ . . — '• •
Betaie. Carrio and Ida Norton. Edaa "^^ ST %t^ZZ-£jZ~2s£
Howell. Carrie CathdrsJ. htacriM -r^t_ SlJ^Trrr^r^K jSr
Lewii. Adel. Rowland. Winifred C »»«« Herbert. O« ct FWtosjta**.
Norton, Rita ScheUinger end Filta-
beth Reed; Messrs- Warren
Edward Tuttle. Millord Howell. Joerphl
Zimmerman. Georgv Walters, Leam-|
ing Lloyd, Maurice Brooks and
ford ^ n n wm wn
Mayor H ,
me±t aad aa Aide ptty-sd
calling oo every CKSSQ7 aad saSTtaaj a
1 •>
ta
Itch! Ilch!
Scratchi The mom
, the itch. Try
chb<
her irrand-parenU. Aaron Delancey
and wife.
—The Baptist cantata, "Sonla ClsaoI - _. rn ., . „_
Defenders," woa a ^mt Bucceas and Fort Washington. Pa.
wan altended by many people froml Ed>m ^u»» «_ ,. __ _
out of town. 1 House, spent Christmas with his par-
—Griffith Gandy and wife and Wtl
For ec&ema,
a box.
any akin
scratch,
.•a Ointment.
^h Me
Im
_MUa Gertrude Norbury. who U|n.m Devaul and wife dined Christ-
lhi t hme ^ ih WlU Taylor and fom
employed In Philadelphia, was at home
over Sunday.
—Mrs. Banu Hand and children, of
_ machinery only,
'toes only good work. 7-20.y
The Baptist Men's Claim held It*
regular business meeting and toclal
t(i^ ItJondsy evening. The moat In-
teresting feature of the evening was
a debate on the question "Resolved
that this town should employ a eight
watchman." Owing to the technical
nature of the material used, the Judges
withheld their decision as to the win-
othcr'Hwitneaici- perfonned tho ceremony.
Both couples will reaido
Rcv. J. W. Lynch
Bo p
jjrove. wherv the
Penns-
are- employ-
Went Cape May, are visiting her
father, Jos. E. Brown.
—J. W. Qulmby, of Phocnixvilie, is
upending tfcart of the- holidays with
CapL M. M. Norbory and wife,
—Truman Hickman and wife took
Chrl&tmos dinner with Charles Learn-
Cld Sing
with Walter Taylor and fam-
ily at Middletown.
—Tho PhilomaLhlon literary So-1
ciety will render a play called "Our
enU, James Stile-i and family.
—Mlns Fannie James, of Cape May,
h ih h
—Mlns Fannie a , p
spent part of loot week here with her
cy J d wife
SOUTH DENNIS DOTS.
parents,
Jamea and wife.
Busy
Aid." in Albert Way's
ed.
EAST CREEK. AND ELD0RA.
—Roy Hand IK hamu for a short
une-
—Minn EsUlla lindermun bpent
her
Rio
Busy
Hall, New Yesr"« night.
—Wilton Cole and Thomas Jackocn.
of Phllada, and MUs Minnie Way, of
New York, spent several days of this
:k\ with Eugene Cole and daughter.
Locy.
Ing and wife at Cold Spring.
, Miss Marvie Boice visited
friend. Mrs. John Kirby, at
Grande, Saturday and Sunday.
—Eugene Gallagher, wife and two I , ~I"VT *
Christmas with his''^ holkUvB -
SOUTH 8EAV1LLE SPICE.
—MUs Florence Cor&on U home for
Friday in DelmonL
children. spent
mother. Mrs. Exekiel Eldredge.
—Frank Bice and wife, of Camden.
Frank Abbott, of E=Lclville, U In
—Uriah Gandy and wife on Christ-
mas day entertained their' son. Learn-
ing Gandy and wife, of Camden.
—Albert Bushnell and wife, of Phil-
adelphia, are spending 1^1" week with
his parents, Frank Bushnell and wife.
—Washington Earnest and wife
spent but week with their granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Daugherty, at Court
House.
—Misaes Edith and Rose Gandy, of
QmmAm**^ are spending Christmas week
with their parenti, Capt. Ogden Gandy
and wife.
—Edward Wella and wife, of Phila-
delpfaia, are spending the Yuletide
Richard S. Txirwtwg fi^ipt (M,
week under the parental roof.
—Mlaa Sallie Holmes Is with Phila-
delphia friends for the holidays.
—Wm. Bramell and wife spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at Ocean City.
—Lewis Williams and wife enter-1
tained Mrs. W.'s aunt over Sunday.
—Russell Lloyd, of Wildwood. spent
this week here with his cousin. Bram-
ell Lloyd.
—Larry Peterson and family are
enjoying a ten days' visit with Phila-
delphia relatives.
—Thomas Laughlin and Frank and
Leon Compton are visiting relatives
In Atlantic City.
—Thomas Holmes and sister
for tbe oaa)
of tha
to the baraajh
tbe wtjabeae
•bold, tagged for
for lain. Ia
the Fairy godmothers Bowera aad
KcDow»nwara-atUagsto."
—At the Crnoa eerras** te beroBsjh
haD Sunday evsslaa; then waa * I
prise tn tbe moch desired i
sestad by a friend m "
Mrs. David Trans was <
Dl- DtiGgjbttTy Cs>vsaM frOBaV
phia for tbe ineXiiiB.
son -M text concerned th* birth of
Christ, aad more etperHTly the^ pro-
of the angels, tha shepherds and
the wise men ts end free* the T"a—*
where tha yosa* cbfld by, aad wtth
the trff !iiil eraestioBS of wbat *adl
of us has found ia tb* Meager end
what message WLH each cany away.
—Tbe «~*T t -tr*T- festrral far tba
Union F^^ry *rKnnl was ia Lxwiaja
haB Tuesday evening, with aa entsr-
rison.
Frank
BOROUGH OF 8TOXE BABBO&
wife and baby, of
[mas guesta of her
father. John Thompson, at the Belle-
vue HoteL
Joseph HaB and Hiss Alice El-
dredge and Milton Whltaker and fam-
d Sd t
a O«41
or gobUc
- ^ ? 1 •
atmt to One
JtenU. atorrt. and aUooSr
S « t b a«l«rt. rrom tba
ily spent Saturday
Petersburg.
Many persons have
and Sunday at
y p admired the
snow tree at the Methodist parsonage
i t
and declared It to be the prettiest tree
ever seen In town.
Tbe father of Herbert Sikoek re-
turned from Fhilads. on Monday and
has 4vW~\ to reside bare, at the re-
quest of many of his patrons.
Mrs. James Kane, of Phllada, and
her BOO, James Kane, with his family,
from Jamestown, Ohio, spent Xmas
here with MSJ Mflkr end wife.
The old gentleman wan 97 years
old, and a bomber of newspaper men
were urging him to tell them to what
be attributed his excellent health and
long life. "You see," ho replied,
guardedly, "I aint ready to tell juat
yit. Several of them there patent
medicine fellers have been bargaining
with me for some time, and I ain't
quite decided which one itil be."
There will bo an oil-day meeting ut
Burlelgh M. E. church bext Sunday,
Jan. 2nd, 1916. Services as follows:
Love feast at 9.30 a. m.; preaching ot
10-80 by Rev. G. Harris; Sunday-
school at 1-30 p. m; preaching at Z30
by Rev. J. W. Lynch; men's mass
meeting et 2L3O, with addresses by
Thos. K. Martin and others;
^ - »« w» »„, L M. Cor-
rtday m w»»"- i —* •— ... K»IM.««1 —l^esier ugguu>. >"
-z:zz:*c»-.~ =£-.£• — * •>- E —
pine; in Millvllle Tuesday,
—Samuel Bishop end wife spent the
neck-end In Capa May City.
—Chas. Bartleson. of Pennagrove,
>cnL Vrnr>n at his home here.
—Mrs. Sarah ErTicson, of Phllada,
icnt a week with relatives here.
Thomas Foster, of the battleship
bpc:
ape:
is home for three
Noon and Albert Fowler
from the powder mill for
—Mr. Little, the
teacher. Is Bpendlng
holidays at his home In Bordentown.
Merle Thomp&on
Tha
> of tha Bacurtty Trust
eon. of Bradgeton.
Bradgeton.
MethodUt church was crowded
umasl Christinas
O-31M
|S Dowo nd J5 a Week
ABCO CABS (aheoeaterr axrw) can
be Burchaaed on this basis. Any other
make of pleasure or delivery car de-
make of p
sired on
Wi
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payixkcnta.
d
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Write, making acDubstmest, aad our
representative will call.
Co-Operativ* Antotmobfle Aasss. |ac
1414 Booth Ptam Booare. Ptilla^WlpMa
Agaat far Cap* May Caaaty.
Arao Oaraae. onpoalta Bally arack Bast
woowooik,
tbla atotb day of UeeeaiLeT. A. n*7*i*
Approved tbla t«tt> rtay of December, In
- " - **- " hondrod end
tbe ttmr one fbousand —'~»
S. E. HFWItPBT. Mayor.
McCrartn. BorouaJ- Ogk^
os* fjuaua
MAT coojrrr, an.
I O»
PUBUC N0TICB.
.TW BjU,
Dated Ore. ett, t*|S.a4IUf
Company adds largely to the pros-
perity ot tb* pBopI* of Ota* Vay
county. Yoa should patronta* felt
Edwin B. StOes '
night elected treasurer at th* Metho-
dist church to succeed George Gsxret-
soB, who reslgnad to Ware tbe town.
Wm D*bv-lHacr*a. •
IWBasl-V saMB*n«a ftOit VM
P. B. B. statiosv Bio Oraad*.
IM W. Maps* a* ~
M. J.
Bpadal ndactlcns la atorea and all
Wbjter goods darms; saoatb at Jsmv
a»y. 1 sweond-liSTid rant*, alasBst
asw tuy I *eeood>nn«1 Mtebso cabt-
a*t*4. For ttawotk, »>»»***»« ."*,
Nalta« work can »»-«. Aitsdawds-
Bfsmd aaywbm te oooaty. O*BT«*
~ " . *»
"Banta'a Parcel Post." was an enjoy-
able feature of the evening. Tha ca-
pacity of the Baptist church
oa Saturday night when the cantata,
"Santa's Advance Han." was rendered
and the usual treat given the scholars
dchooL n »»ii naatars
of tb* Sundsy-achool. Both pastors
tb* recipients of gifts.
Tb* terrific storm of Sunday wreck-
ed tba wire system of the local Elec-
tric light Co. ia many places, sad It
was only by tho Herculean efforts of
Sopt. Boss aod M~—i»«" Howard Ware
that temporary repairs were made in
ttaks to- torn the current oa that even-
ing. Tbe company ts to be coogratu-
having four as good men
latad npon
-on tb* Job- as are Messrs. Boss,
Tbe
Wara, Eldradga aad FtauJgan. TJbej
yf^MVlf^ar «a^^salaa^ V4eBa> ^>w ^
s s l Q e w ^ V j y y f * ^ a S M s a V l f ^ B a r ^ « ^
B» doubt tb* company doss, as
"Connecticut'
weeks.
—Choa.
are home
the Winter.
—Wulton Grace and .wife and Mrs.
Rettie Foster np:nt o. day lost week
t Cape May.
—Frank Powell nnd wife, of Cam-
den, spent Xmas here with his brother,
Edward Powell.
—Edward Chester and family, of
Millvillo, spent a few days here with
Mrs. Reuben Chester.
. Wm. Q%fHrt