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i wto Oaamw tbs faOs
MM Prat: Tan Wood
, racfcrd Fan of Dstortrr.
Bpirltoalbm.
DSBsa. Starts*
of ths
lUtsntaraofth*
.«*»».- > that tbs shor*
*•« aOton.
, Scott aad
> SDK iwvwaled to aa
i ths doty of da-
HSX aUAsafa' ta*
>wnhi • votes and
I far a
So:
. did tMtbhtg. Oasost*
astatT foOosnd. bat as
am bsfiaf ts tbs dMatty
A »**•*> tram tbs Osr-
aawslfcOMaamfltwitaf tttopatky. Mar
waaMI QsKaswaaaVy wafwVsw, PawtZl • COattsmaaw* sjO
r-*|.
• abacs la tb*l
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wfll kstw
ilnwarj,
'wB.sntold.lestttl
BS. 19> •—»f m* xa. Mi
> aad tn tbs yaara of their BS*
; that tn may cases It to dif-
fttait to rarngrils* them as ralatad to
tbe original word. The** facts ara
Bf*actsCaOy tra* tn run mi tarn with
words sad exarevsiona prrtslnrng to
sad their origin ths New York "Bet-
id.- awya;
"Davy Jones." for '•*——«~. might
bs tafcsa to raxer to T HI I il—*^ snd
Coas WaUksun. but ths name U W* O-aTXasCU^WaU IQ^^ew- a4 •
Mog watch." bscaaas It last* only two
I was tntnvded to Insure U
f>**n not be on duty
every day daring tbs sam* boors,
TnA ^TLXaf^F ifjtssLart DJa* DO*U*a*JRf
amawo, with ths -twatvs good m
ad true," except ita derivation from
ing "oo* day." Th* Jury mart is
erected temporarily, "for a day,** Just
as tha J 1 " j. in tts frgv^ sense. **~*
a tribxffial Sonxnoned for a abort **»
las "sheet anchor," tbe largest an-
chor carried by a *h*x\ IS^»QM really
bs tbs "shots snchoT," af**t £a so call-
ad because of Ita crest weight, which
allows tt to shoot oat in case of emcr-
"Port" to a cotnparatrrety new «x-
•asaian. la ths old days they used
to refer to "Urbwd" snd ~star-
bosrd." "Starboard" has >w*tMws. in
with ths twinkling stars in
s; it is derived from tha
"stetrboard" or **steer-
; matt ootoum.
Thst a State, KaOwa ar Ctty caa
Basstbry "«o brcks" to a thing that
to ofcur to anjbody, not
even to thoaa who bars dtocarsrsd by
personal sipsiasncs* taat sa sxpsndi-
tar* of forty dollars a week oo an tn-
coen* of twenty dollars a aaonth'to lo-
variabjy attended by later lacon-
vsntmca. And >W. Jast aa there ara
liadts to tbs credit of Individuals and
aVr* tber* *'TT.H* to
as* samba to tha prae-
i'A op •*••**!*'>» so violating
ttto acCa* smsadsd. win have ea
Kshls to a fine not to exceed ona hun-
DAVID, W. BODAN.
irmn ira-nON OF DEXTAL
• the trans
throogb tha mad
in
by every ocenpsat cf tbe
taw fears with which a psxltnt to pos-
tn this
should ba tha pri-
Ws wfctta coat of tb* opera-
task lavtasawa ^5Oa^aals3Twj a^a>
ai tas avtsbol of asatneas. Tb* deo-
t*tt who works with tmclsan fatttro-
SBhswi wawawawawLA^aa - - «1 - • f>| - _ ,
mm pn*fn*sv*V sKUaKI UDamla
Us pstaSBt, sboold ba Judged
Fortmsatsiy thera to
' oa tha part of ds
•ad ttw pobDe is
an
Anthony Schofeld lived in Missouri
and had w.*^* his noney in copper and
sine B* had vrorV«d hard from a boy
in tha drift up to the rank of
then to superintendent and finally to
owner. Sickness never isuiiied him.
Bis six foot giant frame had stood
many hard knocks and waa good for
tnnny more. A year ago in answer to
a pretty girl who asked him to buy
QM x^|f to help the miners who **»«*
tuberculosis he replied gillMy: "Let
'em work and savr. That's what I did
when I was young, and IVu
been sick and have got enough to keep
e now."
It was a different Schofeld who ap-
proached the Bed Cross Seal girl
one of the booths yesterday. In twelve
months his daughter bad been stolen
away by the monster Tuberculosis and
his son, just graduating from college,
had been compelled to drop everything
else in his search for health from this
ite disease. The doctor ***^
it the rt'Tr*^ 1 could be traced back
probably to childhood, when bis two
children had been nursed by the con
sumptive daughter of a consumptive
oer. The rickety, ^'Tft*» breeding
tenements In which the miner
compelled to live were owned by Scho-
feld now. "I'd give my two eyes and
both legs and armc to have my daugh-
ter with me and my son restored to
health." he confided to the Bed Cross
Seal girL "I cant get away from the
thought that my girl might be alive
and ray boy well if I'd given some at-
tention to tbe prevention of this di-
sease ten or fifteen years ago. Now
it's too late for that, but 111 keep
somebody else's son and daughter safe.
Here, give me all the seals yooVe got
and then go and get all you can find
and charge *K^tn ;
l *w^«* amend J
do my share."
As the imtnnlBhrrl girl handed over
to him her entire supply of 20,000 seals
and took hia ^***^*r In return she beard
n to ****» If money
which it cant. Ill
repeat. "Ill do my share."
Itch! Itch! Itch!—Scratchl Scratch!
Scratch! Tha more you arratrh. the
worse tha Krh. Try Doaa's Ointme
For orrrma. any akin H»*fng 60c
box. lm
wwass Army Arwaysj Ready.
Endurance tests show that to time
of war the Swiss soldiers can "com-
mand" the highest sipfne ptf^f snd
the most difficult mountains with light
arttTlery. The Infantry, ths Held artll
scry and cavalry are recruited by the
canfrma. but the engineer*, guides
sanitary and administrative troops, ai
well as the army train, ara enrolled
by tbs eonfederstloa. Tbs cantons
furnish the uniforms and oaslpmenta
for which they are. however, reim-
bursed by the federal government, and
tho latter supplies tha arms directly
A yearly Inspection of armament and
equipment at which vrary soldier
without exception, has to appear, pre
vent* soy neglect m that Him, as every
man keeps bis uniform and rifle al
*w*rff^ sad when tbe ****^frii»^a > ** w * or
oer goes forth, tbs whole army Is ready
for action within a few boon. A rego
lax salary ts paid only to tbe tnstrae
tors, the general staff aad a flaw otbet
nfflrlsri. Tbo officers receive pay only
dsrmgtbe brief period they are called
VPBB far training. Tbe osmmoa sol
«Jer. when on dsty. bas Us traveling
aafl stilus, ajdaasasas paid aaa twasrVw.
orMcsfitm.
servant Probisoi Sotvwd.
Just to show no* lucky ar* those
parts of France which th* Germans
bavo overrun with Ore and sword, an conveyances entered
Ingenious German press atxst bas to-
vented the following story, th* seen*
of which to laid In what ts left of s,
onco TTT^^ n -f vUlavco Lo da** portti o*?j
France. A worthy dame whoa* house
has survived the gunnery pmcticw of
tho kaiser 1 * artillerymen—possibly ba-'
cause of Its remoteness from tb*
Quaint old village church, now a rl ^*p
of ruins—I* faTtrtnj to another of her ki * rtl * a -
spocie*. presumably esiuslly tortrmsta BU»rt J.
In having a roof over her graying Tnomjm-o.
head.
"You've no notion." says ths first
dame, "how dean and to what perfect! T.-«»ki. »* v»,
order everything ts tn our boose. I* >>>>34 In tho poultry bo*i-
BUtvsrxls. VA Lob It, 16 ,
!». O. C Trmcr.
H. Hall *4 i
the AfTiT German soldiers IJOC 33* arction s.
ant? It's
that's r* ITIrt * i **1 tn the
dono the cleaning!"V-Ne
nlng Post.
They
York Eve-
Ouncottao f Bait.
A part of the cculjrment of sons
cavalrymen tost returned to France
frcm a few cays' furlough tn ^"1**"^
Is a Bahing-rod and several varieties
of floats- But there are other* who
prefer to fish fcr the pot to more sud-
den and ruthless "••""»r Their meth-
S4BW to Wm. Lot
JkXtnm Wycaaff rt u b Ch*Tin R. H»iL
Lot» 3 4. KYtioo 1S-C.
Lott m and tZX. Kttloa Is.
W. Wtilrr. »t »t». to r>— B-
If. U and 16, section U-t. U
od is very different. They operate In
S- 1. Bcmltr
Frtrs. tSce. Lots
Co. to
111
Helpful iU£aT*tions as to the
economical and proper feeding, vater-
1 injr. care of the booses, incubation and
brooding of the chicks, marketing of
the products, ctr.. will be given by
j the Extension SnccialiBt In Poultry
Husbandry and *b* OAce of Farm
DemoEJtraUon.
This demoostru'ion will show that
a profitable poultry buaineaa can be
done If properly handled, and that It
dots not ncccu:Uite the expenditure
of a large amount of money or time.
The poultry plant should receive
Just as much planning and fore-
thought as any other part of agri-
culture, and should be considered a
farm crop. Just CB much as corn or
potatoes.
It is a fact that the most of the
poultry and eggs that are sold to the
public are producoi by tbe farmer
from fmall flocks of birds, and that
large commercial poultry plants ore
of minor importance, since reliable
men. capable of h'\ndling such a prop-
osition, ore very scarce.
' The Farm Demonstrator will be
glad to look over any farm flock and
give any suggestions that may be de-
sired in order to promote the poultry
interests in Cape May county.
GEOEGE B. THRASHEB.
County Farm Demonstrator.
and 1U. block BS,
those parts of the canals where roach IW * n °* M * 7 -
and dace are thought—not always' **'*' *° Bo * e normc. Danxu. Lot us.
with reason—to be numerous. Ths. bl< ** 1M " pU ° D ~ r
Onal attack, as to all modern sggre*- CtU * rai *' t «r to s. j. Realty Co.
sive operatlona. U opened by the **,t!?tJ?£*Zi£^,n *£!££*J* " nd
pendtture of explosives. But tn thU _. ^°"^ *" ^* a
wad of gnncotton neatly ex-
ploded under water Is enough to ac-
count for all the flan wttnln a cens
erable radius; and a few moments
after the discharge the undersides of
tbe roach and tfare appear en the
surface. Tbe Idea was suggested by
tbe accidental havoc wrought awwwg
the fish by a certain Jack Johnson.
Tha Uon of St. Mark 1 *.
The famous wtnged Htm of St.
Uark. symbol of the old Venetian re-
poblle. which was tcdanjered by tbe
Austrian air attack on Use dry of tbe
lcoas. Is one of the most composite
monuments tn exist* nea. It Is of
bronxe with eyes of white agates—
thcuch Vecttlacs tell yoa they are
diamonds—an! it la believed to have
ombmtnt*d some ancient Aasyrtaa
palace before It came to Venice and
»u raised on the top of a m*m-f tn
the Square of BL Mark.
The wbole figure, aa It now «t»«>*«
belongs to many epochs, renovated
again and again, and tbe only portion
of the origina] iwimai remaining Is ****
bead—except tho crown—and part of
the body. Wten last renovated tn
1S91 the wbolo Uon was found to be a
mass of disconnected fragmenta
to»ilhcT with iron •••D^«.
Oaad Wofd for tka Mtda.
"vlome men," said Undo Ebea. "pot
ta deir lives Uektn' at nothln'. Dwr*a
dis much to be said fob de mule. If
he's Interested enough to kick, hea
wfltta' to go to de trouble of takln'
m Costly Victory.
Mrs. Bacon—"WhaTs tha
with Tommy's face and handsT They
badly swollen." Mrs. Egbert—
"Too see. they ottered a prise si his
school for tha boy who would bring la
tha greatest cumber of dead wasps.
sad TV woo."
__ _ -_ Ms*wjr.
Tha moral energy of «*»»*>*p« Uk»
that of tadMdaaia. ts only snafalsaji
by aa Ideal tugher and -•»«—f» «*>«•>
ffeavara. to whlck they dmg Omly
raar tosl their coongs gtowla*
S. block 101; Iocs I and e. block 1M; lub
1. Z. 3. 4 and 1. blocs Its, all plu A.
Jrsar U. Oliver to P'ltartfr Flr« Co-
Lots U7 and Ul, block *C ptan D-2.
Csarlra P. Vanamnn. rt al. to ^ohn B.
saao. Lot oo W. aide of
road at Dl-a Orck. cootslnj
acres. tocrlbrT wltn rlsnt of »»y 10 tort
aloos Korth Uns bwclnnlns at
of Oavtd Comntoo's UndL
John *Vcall Brown to OUn Brown- Lot
block Is. plan 1 of WlMmood ABDCL. '
U'ildwood EitrssKxi Bralty Co. ti> Louis
C Bmtmlarti Lot -3. block 7.
Toe Niartn WUdvuud Land Co. to
er-Kay Bralty Co. rntKL Lots 22 aixl 21.
M. l
Our •* WlMnW
Tboa. B. Lofue rt us to Axlcl
SXUL Lot 14. black U.
Ucory H. Otlras to iohn H. SarL
Lot 10. black 1T6-
* Cu< BUjr
sr, to VlrdUo A-
Baldl. eni Lots lft. it. is. is. » aod 12.
axtkia C plan o» ML Vma Land Co.
Lewis S. Paust. ct ox. to Wm- Klcnols.
Lot heal m Ins at S- W. sld« of Kecnanle
street, cstexkdlns to for doubt can bo found.' 8ucb la
tho following chapter trom the
of the Beavers, a Canadian tribe:
One day a young chief ahot bis ar-
row through a dog belonging to an-
other brave. The bravo revenged th*
death of his dog. and Instantly a hun-
dred boss were draws. Before night
had fallen some eighty Lay dead
around the camp, the pine woods rang
with tbe Lamentations of the women;
the tribe had lost lu bravest men.
There was a temporary truce. Th*
friends of the chief whose arro
artllni the dog yet numbered some
sixty people, and tt waa agreed that
they should separate from the tribe and
seek their fortune tn the vast wilder
ness lying to the* south.
In the night they beean their march.
Sullenly their brethren saw them de-
part, never to return. They went
their way to the shares of the Lessei
Blsve lake, toward the great plains
which were aald to'be far southward.
by the banks of tbe swift-foiling Sas-
katchewan.
The tribe of the Beaver* never saw
this exiled band again, but a hundred
years later a Beaver Indian, who fol
lowed tho fortune* of a white fur-
bunter. found M"»» In one of tn>
forts of tb* Saskatchewan. Strangt
Indian* were camped about tbe pal
Isadea; they were members ot the
great Blaekfoot tribe, whose trantiua
grounds lay south ot the Saskatche-
wan. Among them were a few braves
who, when they conversed, spoke •
language different from Chat of th*
others, snd tn this language the
Bearer Indian recognised bis on
y
Hlne-tcnths of the good that Is demo
tn tha world ts tha result not of laws,
however wise, ar of *~-*M»fms how-
•vws- strong, but of tho personal tsfln-
aacs of tatfrrldaal men and womeiL—
8tr Bsnaal Ortsrwrm.
t MWral HUmrrm aattm..,
• wtful BMory nun* to bau
T«ptnJ coin aod carrttAcstts.
Lrsai-teoorr
CVifcmcUon road wrth L'. a. Tlmum tao>
erA of dxoilaOoci)
rsplal ttMh
Mxrpias fanj
Tots!
ttMh psi4 la
fj
LiABXIXnxa.
|lrs«r« c£*c* •••
ctkreas
_ ntn«s dVposiU
tVposJts wtln outlt* o/ Irma Chaa JS oars
Total deposits, Itrms «.!,».' and a...
VXTH.il
xav
UIUI
r**nis
To«.l ..
STATT OF >rw jnurv. >_,
toL~sTV OF aniaujLvo, l ml
I. IJ-OJU> U.OLAM.
..Jrmal,
Dtmln.
WAS A THOUGHTFUL SUITOR
Assured FaUtsr His Dsxflhirr Wooid
Not Have Home Like the Had
Been Used Ts.
"Young man.~ tn^uired her
sternlr. ~w01 voo give her a home Ilka
the ono the has been used to!"
•No." repli«l tho truthful suitor,
"for tbero will be no grumpy father
to code homo » W| 1 ewv^*everyone mis-
erable- by his Having over trifles and
swearing at msttcrs tn general- There
will bo no mother to scold her from
morning to night for wasting time
merely because she wants to be neat.
There wUl be no big brother to abase
her for not doing h»i' of his work.
and no little- brother to make enocgh
ooU« to drtvo her crazy when her
head aches- There wont be any
joungrr slater to insist on reading
somo trashy novel whn» sho does ail
tho work, abo win not have with me
a home Uko she has been used to,
not If I can help It."—Boston Joomsl
From a Lobstsr-a Cirw.
The- Bath Times '"'I not loag ago
in lu window the lariat lobster clsw
probaoly «i.r seen In theso parts. The
claw alone measures 10V4 Inches In
lcostb and some six Inches In width-
It »as brought into the o&ce by tho
wellknown dl»cr Scott TlhheUs of
Woolvitch. who found tt recently while
doing somo work at Barter's t*^snd
Somo of his dredging apparatus, prob-
ahlr the backet, separated this claw
from tbo rc-«t of the lobster. Judging
from the aUo of the claw, the lobster
ts*lf must have been several feet
long and a monster. The meat In
tho claw was of good color T«< at
to eat and enough for a rHnn«r tai
several people. Tbo claw alone
weighed three pounds, and be esti-
mated tho weight of tho lobster at
hlrtjr pounds—Kennebec Journal.
Doge Htn Feet tVhod.
Tha dogs of Labrador are shod with
sealskin ahoes. »lilch protect their
fc -.c nrtlflnl cbnk
>ira«o to the ordrr .1 Jua- I. Sxall. Coust»
Collector, exjusl in uniuunl to tm (10) per
J. of Uie toojul ..r loe bid.
Tbe saecetsfol 1 ll-J*r «rlU be recjnlrrd to
rumlsn a OrU-cl..vs Nuxety Company bead
In a sum eoqsl to u>e fkjll •*^«r»* of bis
bid- to Insure a full ax»d faltitfui J
-lln all tne terms. 4
^It * ** t
p
*>* eontrmct and spedncaDons.
socensfol bidder *jrfll also be re-
duired to make t**cessary repairs to and
keep tne bituminous turfae* tn Bnt-eiass
rondlUon ror a pertoclof Ore rears from
U>e date of completion and acceptance of
tne VMork. and to farnlsn satisfactory t*-.
etxrlty or bond to Insure, tne rot&llmeBt of
tata part of bis contract.
IVe board reatr»ea tne rl«M b> nVct anj
By oraer of tne Board.
FHANK W. FOWKE3. Clerk.
Board of Cnosea Weeboedera
of tne County of Cape May, V. J.
Dated Xorrmbrr 14. I Hi. lt^tjtfiv^>
R0A>2> Of
"CATS: MAT COPBfTT. MKW XXMXKT.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
of a
—:
• taUa *or tne coostructkxi
road with ctecraaarjr balkhcads, best
UUlard arrcrota al Strathmm (Carson's
Jnlrtl. and estrndlns; across Cenooi Elrt
Jo tne Intmection at Mrt»-B rtn street and
"*y. «"T°» «" Ocean Our, tn aecordano
•JJ* Orawtosa. plan* and .j-rrift—"•—•
WUl to Mulvrd and opened at av tvsulax
°>rr«ns of tbe Board o/Oaoaco rreenoidcrs.
at tines o'clock a. m_ c
."j to tn. order of Jos. L .
tectnf, tvjmj (a aiwwjyii s^y i
Tl-v-cejSiySddV^rUrei
cWeS
County
visions of tha
Tne -
rail
By order
H
M 5^
Try th* AjMrtna L*iy Court, las
*d*r La sryU and comfort, one*
triad always worn Prie* |1 to |i. B.
aitonsi**. u
TIswaTB 1*1 COCStot% aU>d t% *i tstf awTtVnTj
baring TOOT money with a sotmd
sach as th* Oecurlty
Ceeaptzty. n
rrank Lake, who want to lha Ustho-
dtot Hospital aboct a month ago, re-
turned horn* with his sitter, lira. Joo.
on Friday night, much belter.
.•tllsMBdwacialt
awawseati seeawawav
«, Ull
jjl915 DECEMBER 191^
« IMFT |W| T iris
6 8 91011
Was a rrwat day ta th* tl*-
t«ry et th* PLrtt *J t cfcarta «f Ooort
Uous*, Durixg ths past rear th* at-
tenoanc* at ths Qaadsy-sthool
the 200 mark, and th* txatnh and old
Sunday-school room would net bold
the claues. A
room waa built
menu mad* In I
tlO (dUNO CXtST.
-ktsiito Certnrsl! It «a,t*oT«4 at
kU tsmUj
e room new
ban. fruit sad berries. Hear
P. ft. B. station. Rio Oraade. Appiy
11* W. ManU sresaa. WUdwood.
M. J. lMS,tf
In company with her friend. Mis*
EEa Douglass, oT Cold Bprinj. IIUJ
Dorotny Sayre r»«nUy had an en-
joyable visit with friend i at Uayi
Daniel E11U, composer and dirccto:
of tha Luhin Film Company, and hU
UUs Anna Dudy, both of
and many Improve-
rtcurch. and aide-
walks laid, at a o*t of |4Tt*. Prior
to laol Uundav there had risen pledged
I1C41, and (ht, nrnaindar of the debt,
1306
t92O21
Phllada, spent Sunday with EJjrnr F.
aUngen and wife.
I repair all kind" of flro ami, elec-
trical device*, locks, etc. Pin tumbler
or Yale keys—all makes. General re-
pairing. Wm. Flanagan. S. i. Ecalty
Farm. Court House. 10-lS.tf
Th* proper management of an
Involves great care and re-
•ponslbillry, which the Security
Trust Company Is prepared to give
Maka tt your executor. It
220,000 steam can arc lighted with
IssHti Caa. It con be used anywhere.
No expense for equipment. Caa in
tubes 10c per pound. Write for boclt-
Ut. B. W. SutclifTe, Stone llarbor.
was cleared Bunday through th*
preaching and work of Bev. John
Kranti, D. D, of New York City. •
great pulpit orator, who to noted a* a
•pecialUt In cancsUlng church debts.
Ho was assisted by District Bapiio-
Undent Neal. ani Pastor Lynch. Ths
actual amount ralrcd was 13100, with
a prospect of abo«.t tJOO more to covsr
Interest, aa Uw auhscribcre war* given
one year to make good. Of th* CS100
subscribed the Sunday-school classes
pltJrctl MAO In aitdiUoa to the &1&43
previously tubacrlbcd. Short aiirtxs«s
w-erc mado by the Mr. Geo. Otden. of
Capo May. C. F. C jrtoo snd Mr. John
U. Huffman.
TH1HTY-TWu« to both SeaviUs and Sea
Ulo City.
-Jack Ors.» aras
to Avalaa. '-
—Mrs. A. W. Oykas ts 00 this
wash's stck-Us*. • , .
—Th* Otjsnge e>ectad ofiosra On
Toeeday rrsntaf. " • • •
—J. B. Brvsra made a buslaea trip
Phllada. recently.
—D. E. OotT and wife were hoeae
ttunday from Ddora.
—Harold B. Morton rpsai the wwsk-
cad with fricads la Philada.
—Mrs. Linda MeAlilrlrr U vUlllag
her sister, Mrs. Saraers Uard.
—A. W. a«k*s oad wife enUrtaiasd
frlcods froea Phllada. Benday.
—Mrs. r>,f. Citiat is entertaining
her mother from Green Creek.
—Mrs. Fannie Hand snect Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Chaa. Scull.
—James Lawtoa has moved his fam-
ily Into his new heusa in North Rio.
—Mrs. Smith Kodicott made an e»-
leoded trip to Cnurt House 00 Mon-
day.
—Mrs. Chaa. Crease
GUXN CKstiEK UUCIINQ8.
—Mrs. CUxa B»M*r WSD! to Ocean
Qiy 00 Wednesday far a vislU
—LsaUs Korhcry, trtfs and son. of
MayvtOe, spsxrt ThaakJ«tvittg with his
paresis,
—Miss Hska arbalimgar, of Glaaa-
boro. spazrt las Ttunksgtvtng boUdaya
TOSS TCCK*VstOft TOflCB.
—O«o. Dokas Vast a aorss 00 WecJ-
nwsday night from colic.
—Tha first pIsM of silk was wovsa
tn tha mill 00 Saturday.
—John Shaw and family •pent
Thanksgiviag In
rstamed to
OAZZATKC8.
Mrs. Charles U Smith Is on tha sick-
list.
rv«. A. BooneU waa in Cape Hay
oBToesday.
liiuHaods Bcncxat vixltad Bridge-
ten last week.
E. Dorsey Foster
Piinortoo on Monday.
Wilbur Hosted and wtfe are oo
two weeks' visit In Fbilaoa.
Ceo. B. Thraabcr made
trip to Phllada. oo Monday.
H"" B. S. Doatlasa and wife were
la Ocean City oo Tocsday.
CUldrcn's hose, black tan and white.
All sUes. E. U Boas A 800. It
Moving pictures Tuesday and Satur-
day nights at SpeeUtorlam. 8-fcUf
Wood lota for sale- Apjily to Oiss.
Taylor. Dlaa Creek road. l&-2Mteow
Lawtoa Rrca, tho eaa men. drive to
yoor door with sP"" 11 "-* aad coal oU-lt
Dr. Anna Hand, of Phllada, spent
Sunday with her brother at Mayrffie.
Misses Annie P. and Laura Hewitt
returned to Temple College 00 Moo-
'-ing narrow Blreete
uro Boiton'u own. The many short
and narrow oileyr—by-paths between
otrtets—are bewildering. The whole a
veritablo Labyrinth through which the
helpless stranger *anders forever, un-
less he has a tongue.
The onc-way-traHc rules oo BO many
jtreetn—necessary because they are
BO narrow—turn •heso thoroughfares
Into corn-sheHeru of action: Trolleys,
cart*, people, nulomobiles fed In In-
discriminately nt cne end. and ejected
pell-mell at tho oll-er.
I dlnlike the many bars wide open
to the public eye—no attempt made to
keep tho interior from sight. In fact,
attention Is directed to many a drink-
ing bctno by the bugh glass windows,
without a curtain, the bright lights,
und u row of men with their feet on a
Ocean
City, haa been (pending Botne- timo
with her aunt. Mr«- Dennis FUher.
Mrs Helen Brown had a light
stroke of paralysis on Monday, from
which she Is recovering very nkely.
Miss Helen Hiflmsn has returned
to her Wildwood homeatfer spending
two weeks her* with her grandparent*.
—Bevivals will be held this week
In th* M. E. snd Mission churches.
Probation members were taken In on
Sunday at both churcbes-
—Mrs. John Donaldson and two
daughters, of Court House, epent th*
week-end with Bev. Monroe Hand.
Mr. D. come dowr for over Sunday.
—While- walking along the road on
.\»esday evening. Mrs. Lkda Learning
was knocked down by a horse- and
wagoo, whoae driver did not see her
In the darkness. Her arm was broken
In two places and twr head
bruised.
. badly
—Andrew Rocap and wife, of Milt-
viile. spent Thanksgiving with his
brotlier. John.
—Chas. Hayes and wife, of MiU-
ville, spent Thanksgiving with J. L.
Grace and family.
—The Ways and Means Society
served • New England supper in the
ill oo Saturday night.
—Mrs. Bradford Steelman and
daughter. Margnixt. of Camden, were
with Mra. ElUa Whcaton over Sun-
day.
Mm. J. C. Frar-er and son, Graf-
ton, are visiting G. 8- Bico and fam-
ily, on their way to their new hoeao at
Foxchase. Pa.
—Geo- Soeaervlllo and wife and Mra.
Jan. Somervlllo and daughter, Emily,
of Frankford. spent Sunday -with F.
M- Hltner and fanAly.
" Amoog those on tie sick-list this
week are Mrs. F. M. Hitner. Mrs. Wal-
ter Yerkea. Mm. Lovl Crace. Milton
Grace, C W. Porch and Baker Abrama.
—Miss Marraret Paul, of Norwood;
Ira Alo and family. MLaa Margaret
Batteraby and Bichard Hltner, of
Frankford. were Thanksgiving E
at the Hitner domicile.
22. 1S16.
—Mr*.
Carrie Sharp and Mrs. Goldi* Sharp
went to th* city on Monday on a shop-
ping expedition.
—James Buxby was surprised on
Monday night by a party of friends
who came to husk corn. They proved
themselves good workmen and had a
—This community was startled to
bear of tha sodden death of Somers
Garron. which occurred Friday night.
Funeral serviro vu held on Tuesday
afternoon at his lute home. Interment
at tho Methodist cemetery. He
leaves a wife and eight children.
—Th* Brotacrauod win b* lad mod
Bunday by Nslson Smith.
—Mrs. Frank Milkr to beteg satar-
tained by Camden friends.
—Nslson Smith mad* a barJKSSS
trip to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
—Frank Bright and wtf* visited
nUtlrt* al Cold bpriag on Sunday.
—Quarterly Confarsnca was bald a
Tassdsy aftemon ai the M. E. church.
—Our Sanday School* ar* now pre-
paring foe Christmas entertain nun I a
—Mis* Mary Tomlin, of Diaa Crwsk,
was calling en friend* her* on "
day.
—Archie Holllngsead.
Creak, was a rlsltur tn
day.
—Mrs. Mamie SUhrell to
Philadelphia friends for a few
visit.
—Mrs. Jease Hraron. of Avalon, has
been visiting fries*I• In town th* past
week.
—Lewis Corsoo and wif* wsrs en-
tertained oo Sunday by Court Booss
frienda.
—Francis Covert, of Laesburg, has
been visiting thit week st lbs boss* cf
Sylvester Bpence..
—A Cap* May party haa been la
town the past week, dear hnnttagj
and waa successful.
—A Workers' Conference was Insti-
tuted in rorinw-ttno with th* M. E. &
S. last Mrnday evening.
—Tbo*. Barrford and writs, of HiU-
vili*. spent Thanksgiving week st th*
bssToathsl
MoaYacktOabl
—Ths tab* aassjal bsatssst «f <
Votsxtasr rtra Cesffsxr wfll t» gtfaa
by tas I*oW A»xfllsT» ta «h* lat-
—Mr. sad Mrs W. U Itayaa saw*
tar to tfcs mi» iiatllir at
(Mrs, Tysoa Bay**) asm as*
—Taa CaQdran.
home of Wm. Armstrong.
Mrs- Jacob Garriaoo, of Court
and tools for tbs Bars*
Qab sad tor ta*
sad B*WBS« Gttcas.
8*4zxaTstoi
porcb to cover taa <
freed ef Us brick assess on MtastrwSt,
ai
of ths Uakai Cksnk Oob la
bstas aaJd la Bon*JKa HaDL 1
U oet for sa ezs>a. sa. taa
DIAH CBFEK DABTS.
ts good tor asvi&s oas
—Mrs. Btrtnarrs wtta Uda, Jmm
sad Jessls aia at ta* Tsiptn
House, ha* been a gaast at th*
of Newton Sayro th* past wask.
Miss Clara Springrr, of WUd-
wood, was a Thanksgiving gasst of
her mother. Mrs. Mary Spring*!.
—Mrs. Mary Creamer, of Peters-
burg. La s-pendiar * f«w weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Aaron Nickarson.
—Mrs. Pheb* TTwnaend and daagh-
ter, Theresa, went to Atlantic Ctty on
Saturday, to remain during th* Win-
ter.
—lira. Jennie Morton and Etva
aad tt to said, tf Mrs. Tarpta «o*s to
Florida. Mrs. BMaar* wfll act •»
loss mother wfcfls aba is sway.
-Cot Fttawr bas dsddad ta ba.
coca* a trsJasd narsa. sad wfll ba Jsat
•aoscfc wWn tas High
doass la JOBS to
Bar ms
iS CaaX0*fw>
—Tbs pretty bRsnis clack swmrdad
tha Eattanca Fir* Oa. ta tbs parsd* fas
Wildwood but la*7. to on crMWtgn
m
tar attediaico will b*
m th* post office.
be tak«n to the
wm
Uszt ttwHt
i Hi—In aata tha Ka-
SOUTH DEKNIB DOTS.
Strain opent last week In
DENNlflVlLLE-8 DOINGS,
—Mra. Ogden Candy spent last
week In Camden.
—MU» Bite Schellinger haa been
oa the eick-lUt.
Nathan Doughty Is having his eye
treated for cu>cer.
—Louie Bonham. of Pierces, will
move to Bridgelor, N. J, this week.
—Mrs. Deborah Lloyd Is spending
the month with Philadelphia rclativea.
— MUa Carrie Cathdrali la spending
a few days with rxlatives In PMisdel
pKla.
—Mrs. Etta Thomptton attended
rvlcxs at M. E church In Goshen oo
Sunday.
B. L. Howell attended a Sunday
school convention st Hsm' 1 ^** on
Tuesday.
—Eli Baraett and BOH, Charles,
spent Thanksgivtig day at the homo
of Balph Norton.
—Mrs. Wm. Woodlin and Bona, of
Pennagrove. spent Thursday with
Mrs. EUa Norton.
—Hurry GuiUcV and wife, of Cam-
den, havo been unending a few days
with Virgil Errk»on-
—Tbe shufHe board players enter-
tained their friendi on Monday even-
Ing at a cucumber feast.
Donald Pien*fv>, who has'been vis-
day party of David Bodan oo Satur-
day evening.
—Mrs. Sailie Vandikler was enter-
tained on Sunday in South Dennis, at
the home of Furmon ^ r+A}» w*^ and at*
a venison dinner.
— ULu Annie* Maxaey. of Trenton
Normal, and Miss Julia Graca, of
West Chester Normal, enjoyed th*
Thanksgiving d%ys with their horn*
folks.
—Cspt. J. W. Grace entertained on
Tnankagivtng day J. W. Graca, Jr,
and wife, and Eurene Grace and wif*,
of Bethlehem; Leroy Grace, cf Tarry-
tovm. N. J, and Mrs. James Coraon
and BOO, of Avalon.
—A large congregation assembled
at the Baptist church on Sanday. tb*
day set apart for the Jr. O. of A. M-
kost prsttjr nearly an et «T» toahas aad
ay* brows and bis baags- Mow tt to
said poison try bas esagfct on, sad tt
Is war** than tbs bam.
Tbs lowest bid as «*t offered for
th* C&asaal Jettlrs and hnTVhsaiflnn
to ths «41T&8S of tbs Hifl Dradgtnjx
Co. of *»*»"•% Ctty. and upon wfeka.
tha Pirvw^< CnmnUta* wfll tsDsrt
next Monday nJgfct. Engtaaar 8sttb
•ays tt to too auch «aon*y, sad ts
ngnrtag to kism tfaa cost.
Mr. Ships, cf Philadelphia,
Bapttot, rrV-*—< ai th* Colon asr-
vkas tast Bcndxy areoiag. Tas.
thought was cf razr isij«'»iift»l"Hry to
God for ths surplus, Aftsr ths ser-
vice*. Mr. Ship* tnOsd cf bto bobby.
Phrcnosocy. sad » lutaisitsd tas pao-
attend
Gearhart.
very excellent sermon.
rail.
It
And thla la cultured Boston,
wua evening as I stood on tho
It u
wulk In front of tbo Stale House, a
hi l l
nUilely
beauty
old pile
marred,
in white, lu early
dignity lessened
h id
Tbe "Trip Around the World,'
regressive supper served last Satur-
day evening by the united workers of
the tnW"* 1 "* and Baptist churches,
btt-frwHr,*; free automobile rides from
one -country- to another, netted the
churches shout »W snd afforded the
r-rtidpants fun galore. The houtes
at which parts of the supper were
the Baptist Annex. Wal-
W. G. Hand's, Philip
_imewhat by additions on either aide.
I refused to sec those newer wings.
Standing thus, wilh the State House a
nhurp outline against the night, with
tie many old buildings quite near—
churches the most prominent, with
their tall, sharp L-pires towering up
into the blackness above, and looking
down on the Common Itself—It was
not diffl-mlt to paint a picture of
earlier days. Th* canvas becomes ao
real that It is with a distinct shock
wakens to the roar of trolley
Is, the honk of auto* and the
flashing of electric signs through the
trees of tho Common—It to 1916. and
not tho 17th eenrary. Another sharp
contrast of the oH and the new. The
bricks of King's Chapel look BO old,
the Btones In the yard are blackened
with time, their very shape bespeak-
ing days long past, that there too, ono
U carried back with a rush to Colonial
days and earlier. The names Inscrlb-
MUlville-
Larry Peterson is quite alck at
this writing.
Aloaro BrosUs and wife attended
the funeral of Thomas Taylor at Cold
Spring on Monday.
Mrs. Clinton Nlckersoo and
daughter spent a day this week with
DennisviUa relativus.
—Mrs. Harry Nlckersoo, BOO. Harry,
and daughter, Ethel, called on Misses
Lydia and Annie Nkkersoo on Sun-
day.
Amos Broslua and wife and Miss
Minnie Peterson called on Aaron
dork and wife, at Beesleys Point, on
Sunday.
L. D. Compton and wife entertsin-
Jamc. Williams and Chas. Lloyd
are victims of grlp-
—David Christian spent the week-
end nt Stone Harbor.
—Walter Bramble fell off hU bicycle
last week and broke his arm.
Miss Beulsh Stiles entertained a
oumber of her friends Saturday even-
Ing.
—Miss .Beba Earnest, of WeatviUe.
spent part of last week wilh her par-
iling his aunt, Mrs. George Seed, re-
turned to Vlneland 00 Sunday.
It U rumored that John Hamilton,
who has been living on the Charles
Tomlin faim hero tho past year, will
move to Fishing Creek, on the Her-
bert Ehaw property.
Mrs. C P. Vanaman entertained
Mrs. J. Rowland and daughter, of
Cape May; Wlnfleld Coombs and wife.
Nb d
Divlns service. Bev. Mr.
of Tuckahoe, preached a
OCEAN VIEW TBIFLEo,
L. D. C p
ed at «V"i»r Thanksgiving day Wm.
Heritage and Mra. B. A. Camp, of
Court House; L. D. Comptoo and wife,
of Dlas Creek; Mrs. Minnie Smith
and two children, of Goshen, and Wm.
Bramell and wife, of Goshen.
ono
wheels.
ing. beating, roofing, spouttng sad
sheet metal work. Bafl phone oS-B-U-
10-tttf
Mrs. John Hobtnsnn and son. How-
ard, wialtod bar daughter. Mrs. Lsslis
Watson, on Saturday, at Caps May
qty.
Miss Balls Tboopson returned on
Monday, trom a Thanlngrrfng
with her sister. Mrs. Bay Hsnna.
Phllada.
AQ persons deafatns; tas bast hand
Laundry wok dens caa bars auaaky
laarin* tastr packscss si Harry
>o>b*xo»T*swn*Dittot»«l >
Shields', Sheriff Carson's, Samuel Mar-
tin's. Swalnton; John Powell's. Albert
presdeman 1 *, Clinton Crease's, May-
Jacob Garrison's. John Doos-
y
saca wsak. and It wO ba
Bsturday tf*T*'a' Tnr»
Co, Csp* May dty. M. 1.
tats/and then bock to the Annex.
In repsonse to recent unfavorable
of tho Board of Chosen
Prank W.' Fowkes,
ed on the panel*—of me:
buried there—are of men
Freeholders. Mr.
for ths press
tbs
that body. ha. prepared
a tsbolsted statement of
um valustlons. tax rates, assessment
taWss. etc, cf Cape May as compared
other coontte., and eomparaUvo
a. to tbs cUfferentUaing dU-
f tbs county. Owing to tho
aSngertkn tn tlw GAXsrre plant thla
!JSkwihav» been compelled to defer
" Ml our next Issue
who are
who con-
ceived and brought to life a new na-
tion, a nation wrought with courage
and sacrifice, loyalty snd pain, with
Ideals and faith—ami across the street
B movie house sign flashes "The Birth
of n Nation Twlco Daily." 80 much
for the speed of the 20th century.
COBB— F18HEB-
A quiet home wedding took place at
noon on •Wednesday. November 24th,
n,t the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wo.
H. Burch, 822 Carteret St, Camden.]
N. J, when their niece. Miss Theresa
LJaes to B* fUmamnsred.
These then are my Isst words to
you: Bo not afraid of lire- Believe
that We la worth living and your be-
lief will help create the fact. The
"Bdentlnc" proof that you arc right
may not be clear before tbo day of
Judgment (or some stage of being
which that expression may servo lo
symbolize) la reached. But tho faith-
ful fighters of this hour, or tho beings
thmt tnen **"* there will represent
tK»m may then turn to the faint-heart/
ed. who here decline to go on. with
words like, those with which Henry IV
greeted the tardy CrUlon after a great
victory bad been gained: "Hang your-
self, brave CiOlon! We fought _st
Arqoes. and you were not there-""—
William James .In "The WUl to Be-
lieve."
enla.
—Mra- Dora Duton. of Eatellvllle,
spent Thonkigivlns- here with rela-
tives.
—Mm. Liuio Dlxon. of EsteUville,
spent part of last week here with her
sister.
—Mm. Harry Chester und Paul
Carroll and family spent last week In
Phllada.
Mrs. Llda Mlddleton, of Frank-
ford, U visiting her Bister, Mrs. John
Connor.
^Joaep Taylor and family attend-
ed the funeral of his brother at Cold
8pring on Monday.
—Mrs. Geo. Barrett, of Phllada, U
visiting her E-rondparenU, Washing-
ton Earnest and wife.
—Tho funeral of Mrs- Annie Bobin-
Bon, 74 years old, relict of the late
Candy Boblnson, took place on Sun-
day. Interment was made nt South
Dennis.
Mrs. Annie Fidler, relict of tho
late Jacob Fidler, died at the home of
of Goshen; Copt. M.
wife, of Green Creek;
Norbury and
Mrs. Warren
VanGllder. of Goshen. and A. T.
Howell ot Thanksgiving dinner.
—At the Dias Creek Grange
Tue-sday evening of thU week these
officers were elected:
Worthy Master—Percy Douglass.
Overseer—Mary E- Norton.
Steward—E11U Norton.
Assist. Steward—John Cook.
Lecturer—Maurine Lewis.
Gate Keeper^—Jos. Zimmerman.
Secretary—Edward Tuttlc.
Treacurei'—Ella Vanaman.
CnnrTi* 1 "—FT"*" Scull.
Pomona—Mrs. Kusie Hkkman.
Floro— Mrs. A- T. D. Howell.
Ceres—Mm. Bedmood Stiles.
EAST CHEEK AND ELDOBA.
—Emma Sharp was a Sea Iala City
visitor Friday.
—Mrs. MlnnU .Town* apest Tues-
day at Ocean City.
—James Lucas has returned to his
home In PhllErt^r****
—Edwaid Horn cut his foot
badly on Saturday.
—Quarterly conference will be held
In tho M. E. church on Friday.
—Allen Devaul Is building a house
for Frank Conover near Seavill* de-
pot.
—MUs Marion Hewitt spent th*
week-end In Newfteld and
phla.
—Joseph Downam and daughter,
Laura, were Philadelphia visitors
Tuesday.
—Capts. Shaw and Candy, with
their WIVCH, were Ocean City visitors
Wednesday.
—Fendal Smith and wife, of Cape
May. visited Mr*. Ann Willete several
days this week,
—George Kates and wife, of Ava-
lon. Bpest Sunday with Somers Town-
Bend and family.
—Somers Coraon and Carl Sharp at-
tended the revival services at Peters-
burg: Wednesday.
—Mrs, Mary Wl'lcts and Miss Ccr-
pls that ba vrffl probably be asfcsd to
corns aftsr Christmas sad g*v» a dem-
onxtrsttsn.
—Tho Baliaaea Firs Company to now
a landed lumstotor. bavmg a dssd to
Us lot. and a martgag* on tt, Oa
Thankagrrta*- Day Miss Emma Trexsl
ralerd the ftsg. a present from Joka
Gilamm. Amcec ths witossssa
of ths BsHanra) aad
Votnntosr Caspar-tea, Mayor Herbert
aad taamliars of cogncil. Edward L»
Smith was Mastex cf Oeremoolss,
—Barter Ballsy cams from W0d-
wood for aervaca tn St. Mary's
Bcaday, tbe eerrtce betas ths Boty
d ht It
and a short
It
p
being ths first Sunday tn Adrent, the
vestment* were of purpla, tha season
being one of preparation for ths Oom-
mg of Christ commemorated tn th*
If tbsrs to ssrvke tha
Sanday. tt win bs st AJO. p. m.
—Th* Stone Barber Grange on Sat-
urday night dactod these oOcers, for
Installation tn January: Master, Mrs.
Bees* P. Bislay; Overseer, Mayor 8.
E. Herbert; Lsctarer. Marl* L. Vsa
Thoyns; Steward. Kennard Turptnj
Aast. Stewards, Lees Herbert aad
Blanche Beaman; Ospltrn. Ell Town-
ber daughter, Mra. Moggie Westcott,
on Friday, funeral took place on Mon-
day; interment at South Dennis.
PETEBSBUBG POINTS.
w-U Ita*
ii^fH^n until our next Issue,
an print It In two instaU-
ws havo no doubt that many j
-J~« wfll want to msaerval
Oo*t I* RegloMJtta! >*•*.
Tbe everyday goat la responsible tor
the nickname cf the Boyal Welsh tu-
alleera—the -Nanny Goats." A goat la
the regimental mascot and la led at
the bead of the f^tnw- On Bt. Da-
vid's day. In the officers* men 11. the
goat, escorted by drams and file, tt
inarched around tb* table.
Fisher, was
_ married to Mr. Oakford
Mulford Cobb, of WUdwood. by Bev.
Holmes T. Gravatt In tho presence of
the Immediate relatives of the bride
and groom. After a wedding repast
KS^£JB^ SSL S> *^*k«**a*»*. »^^—-^^-— — — —
Mr. and Mm. Cobb left for a short
•, and on their return they w/ttl be
tour,
given a _
aide at WUdwood,
large reception. They wfll ie-
Ooed Way to Indue* Slesp.
Tnoae who persist In going