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the Frissrfa Aaboliore train which
sears tsd Utroo*k thr BriUtk, Belgian
French Una. The train
fad with fomtaeu coaches. u»-
aaOy carried shoot ftra hundred
SrOUiidad, and wu fifteen boon oo the
road. It wu the doty of Bin and the
o*heT crdertka to attend tola* noli
of these woonded man wtule en route
to the neareat hospital. Rice read
OLD LAWS UVIV&U
I is ss tstsas* that even Great
talkie* of crssganrng its
i to •""•p |l t ia
BOK
Ua diary a vrrid account of a
Praiilft*; on of wounded after
(a* ant day of the bottle of Loo*—a
sight which ha described u th* most
trying be had yet sndcrtooa.
Tba work of the Amrmltnra Unit
doaa not consist entirely tn the gath-
ertag op of wounded from the baiile-
Aekts. but there U also cCTnlderabla
effort pot forth to prmst lha spread
of typhoid by tba Inoculation of the
p—iinls ia tba war-atrickm district*.
Again tbsra U tba problem of finding
for tba hundreds of children
ar» being left orphaned and
as a remit of tba war** cm
Atlantic City. Dec B.
the fact that rural
schools hare been largely robbed of
their usefulness by tha harried efforts
to get tha pupils into the high schools,
the New Jersey Rtate Grange, at the
second day's session of Its annual coo-
vsnUoo. went oo record as favoring a
thorough application of Ik* economy
and efficiency regulations that bare
been found to correct evils In other
departments.
Tha convention announced itself as
compulsory tU»-» nr.- iiJlurt*'H way of
aVOBS tkm* is nrs tn this chang-
*•» •»**1» whkfc is thst if Might
(son top.right wtns in the
Has Is tte tssddnc of Us-
oar own national history U
Its I I In the days
for inrlaptTuhino oar
•sn worsted, to »—«*u_
nnr/ • dark boor
aUBMssztsd wrrs ready to
is in vogoe.
to adrts* with the Board aa to the
yaart «pjimnr.Km. Kot-
witsstandmg the aetf-erident deter-
minatian of two members of the Board
to deny Mr. Ages a respectful hear-
ing, tba peniateac« of Freeholders
WOtr. MrlOnrV. Candy and Westxell
resulted ia the farm contingent being
amuilad the privilege of the floor, a
foil bearing and ample time to ex-
plain tba gnat benefit the coonty had
daiiiod from tha work of the Farm
•eths
•n «htt fa Om IODM no the
Prof. Ages stated that while the
Board bad appropriated lost year
12200 for the Demonstration depart-
ment, be had later advised them that
tt could be run with (1800, which
amount the Board had allowed. By
practicing the moat rigid economy, he
tbooght riSOO would suffice for the
coming year, and that asm he
neatly begged the Board to include in
the annual budget. He was followed
by Joseph Camp, of Pierces; Free-
bolder Miller, of Court House; Wm.
Stoart Thompson, of Coshen; Wash-
ington VanCnder. of Petersburg;
•holder MafKlmric. of Lower town-
attp; Clinton Create, of Burleigh;
Ralph Schellinger, of Green Creek,
end Wm. Powell, of Swsinton. Among
the other fannen present were Capt.
C P. Vasaman. Cbaa. 8. Coombs.
Frank 8wain, Isaac w-M. Lemnel
Corapton, and many others. Some of
tba speakers told of specific
D« Co*rr*ct*d by BlAStlng.
both trrli;atlou «uJ •Irulojc^. Hot be
tns forun-d iMTordiui; iu nature's dic-
tnic* iLvIr -omv. do Hot u.wny* JU*
wllb cu-t.i'H *J(~>«lrv» or tiectln-
Uoclv Ictl^e* Juj[H-cUf thilr progress.
OTeriiuiiciuc i*iuuip« uud trre« retard
their Cutt. .Vacnerou* •T»*B T Tl ri r1rtni
lu meander about ID «i>-
parvuUj' VTXJ sttrfu. vrajs. and man**
ha* added to these trou-
ble* by olion-ID; drift cir». l or 15J15 per cent, um expended within the limits of tho follow-
ing cosat resorts: Cape May City. South Cupe May. Cipc May Point. Wild-
wood Cre»t. WUdaood. North Wildwood. Stone Harbor. Avalon. Sea Itlc
City and Ocean City, where is han been necefmry to maintain a higher tax
rate. ((See exhlHt B.)
EXHIBIT B.
Tax rate Imposed in c-ach of the municipality* of thr county for «vcn
years, for local purposes.
TaVen from t>e official ttoUmcnu ralablea and ncmption* pubHufced
by the County Board of Taxation. Per f 100. valuation.
Mmts Birds and
of all sixes and kir-ds, in any petition.
Dead Game Birds
mounted oo panels or shields far din-
ing room or dtn.
ANILESS AND BOBJtS
polished and mounted in artutk style.
SKINS TANNED
and modo into rugs or robes. 4t
Reo Automobiles
6 cjL TocrUg. IliSOJJO
4 cyL Tooriag. »87iO»
Always ready for delivery at
jC. R STrLIiirS
11 -2C.IS TUCKAHOE. N- J-
E>OAAO OF CMCmXH O
**CAT« MAT COVKIY. HEM JLHXT.
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OF CBO8ZM rKEZBOUXXS or
MAT COUKTT. KtW JOUT.
PUBUC NOTICE.
Freeholders.
Novcn-Ler 29, 1915.
FRANK W. FOWKES, Clerk.
Board of Cho&cn Freeholdcru.
. 14*3. 24it. 24iS. J4i7. I41S.
. . .
1168. I4B1. SOI. Hd. U03. CM. UOi.
coo. urn. coa. ma. cio. un. -rjn, rus,
XU9. 2U0. BM. XU2. HB, UM. EO1. yi^i.
XU7. IMI. auo, BOX. 2U4. TOW. KM. 2607.
»aa. «««. »on. HOI. icn. am, 204. 2srj.
»» 2817 2BB xa 23
»». 2817. 2BB. 2630. 2BJ1. WTTt. 2O4.
. . . . J1. WTTt. 2O4.
aas. nan. isn. 2cn. 27J4. ras. 172*. 1717.
Z7XH, CO, 2730. 2731. 2732. 1733. Dl ud tH.
U. TDnand. rt »lr Mryrr Fdkt-
Lob 3. 4. a. 12. 13. 14. li, 18. 17 and
IS. tcttkn U Turaaboi
T»waskl» af tKuli
D..U1 X. stacCarrtm to 1. W. FnctJon-
o*s 34. SB. SS and 40. ttxtioa 21.
Bar Terrace.
Isla City Baity Co- ID Mary B.
tUao. Lots 7. a. » and 10. block
c. VrnJcnui Puk.
B».as» ml AnUm
•UcbsrJ Craac. «l ox, lo
Lot U, secUon S.
of Und »t.Ub C P. Vnnnmnn ond «i/r ,
Josrpo Camp and »lfr rooTryrd lo John
Babbitt; lilr»1 ln« try otbrr lands oT a
poxtlra lo Dias Crcrk; tbraoe down s
Cmk lo Md> «ratrr line «an bay;
bay;
tbeocr to Une of lands of ttovld Cocaptuo"
cnntilnlntf 27 acm.
BoMtk al Kana WlUaaW
ClUTord D. ln>rni. ct us. lo Cnallem W
al (0 L 52. block 00. Ottrs,
Lot
»1IO.
Trurt.
U. OtlrxM to Edith -Jackson.
Lots 13 and 30. block 117. Ottrns
bLnd aa4 unan aas»
S.UiuJ her "i'^-"- in Philada. on Mon-
day.
Oitcar Weaver, of Phi Lade lpHa,
•pent Surulay hero with Robert M. El-
rstr.
Eed cedar chcit. just tho thing for
prcucnt, for oalo by William
Hortcd. 12-3.4t
Dr. John K. Doujila&a and H. E.
Eichardion »crc in PhiLade 1 phis on
Monday.
Deputy County Clerk Cole took an
Involuntary bath while ducking on
Tociiday morning.
La»ton Bro^. If you drop them a
postal nt Rio Grande, will deliver you
guolino and coal oLL It
Mriu Grovel C. Cnino and daughter
and Mm. J. C- Fo.-U.-r v.cro Philada.
on Monday.
Tho Security Trust Company
adocrca strictly to tho entablished
rules of safe banking. It
Horuco LohcaLzo and Oilman Conwn
trcre in Plliladclphij Wctlncbday tak-
ing in thj- Chri*tmu
but by tho Allico, nrvd cvin In littl
cartoon President Wlliwjn in u rno^
unenviable lii^lt. I* it to !*e uonJcrti
at?
A mc*:tinK of the Ciipc May Count
AK.ociation. P. (). K. uf A.. MJ» hi]
in Cjimp Nu. l"iO. Haturuay tvtnin^
!ecuU\» uut in ulttndaru:c frur
Soulh S Ljjnch Wai* Lt-r\cd after rncv-tini;
An cxairoinution of the record* (
tho Prosecutor's oflicv i.how., that Ih
term of Court Juiit clo:^.-d ha^i bec:
or^j of the mont profitable in the hit
lory of the county. An unu:-ual num
btr of Indictrocntj ui-re found by th
September
amount of
Grand
mone-y
Jury' un d
rvcviveU by
IN THE CtUMJNAL COCBT.
Wednesuay »is a sort of hoose-
dsy In Criminal Court mat-
PARK DEJaONfmUTOtt TEBAaH-
DEPARTMENT.
•taaPracr
FarsMra* 1
The New Jarsey Btaia Hoard of Ag-
riculture has arranged far Farmers'
InsUtuUs at Grange llsll. CoU
fipring. Wednesday, December- It, and
Thursday, December 10, at P. O. B. of
A. ltsJI. floaLh
COLO BfaXHu TMOGMAM.
11X30 a. m. — -Been* Saccesxfu!
Methods of Orchard Manag-eatenr-" C.
D. lUrton, Barton Dro*-, OrchaniiaU,
Marttoa, New Jersey.
a, m^-"ikaa» Uclpf ul Bo
Uon« In Pronubio Vegetable Grow-
tr.g.- R. W. Da Uaun, KxUnaloo 8pe-
clsiut In Vegetable Growing, Blata
Ajrrlcallursl College.
12-00—Adjournment. Arrsngenunts
hsvo be*a mado for luoch.
p. m.—"Covxr Crope, Their Im-
portance, Suitable Seed Mixtures,
•'lanting Dstes. Etc," G. B. Thrasher.
Coanty Farm Drmonstrstor for Capo
May County.
1L4^> p. m.—**Ijmp, CocDparativo
Valuo of Various Klndji, Acpllcatlocs,
Etc," Prof. A. W. Blair. State Agri-
cultural Collcjre.
X30 p. ra^-Ge
ftu! cootta.
Tba tarraral coaxta ot thla coonty
will -tlf Best Tneaday, tha Us* of
caoats noticed for trial beinx aa fol-
lows:
BUP&EJ.E COUBT.
Hsry V. Leigh TS. Jaa. A. Dara.
dhs-a. B. Carey TS. John 8. Ilrovn.
TS. Chas. B. Halt
ineral Dlocufuiion "Soil
p
Fertility." Opened by Mr. Clark with
remarks by other oprakxra.
4.1f» p. m.—Adjournment-
7.46 p. m.—~Good Books in tho
Home." MW'i Surah B. A.kcw. State.
Librarian, Trenton, N. J.
HJO p. m.—"Productivo Poultry
Ral.tng for Seoihon Msrktti." V. O.
Aubry. Exteniion HpcclnlUt In Poul-
l b d S t A i l t l
F. Leigh TS. Edward F. Uoward.
tie Cttr TS. J. Harwy Renneit
Qeonc* a. Curtis vs. N. Z. OraTaa.
Usrioe Nat. Bank TS. KarU E. ZaiaeL
CIRCUIT COUET.
Hranklin Nalionsl Bank TS. Frambes
Smith.
Jochoa HocTman TS. W. J. A 8. H. E.
John Mstthews TS. Ocean Street Pass-
enger Railway Co.
Hill Dredging Co. vs. 8. L. Bmlth.
Marcun Rothochlld vs. John Mecray.
Hnno Burkhardt vs. Louella Mlntxer.
Eliubcth Glbba vs. C M, D. B. tt S.
P. R. R. Co.
COMMON PLEAS ISSUES.
Arctic lea Co. vs. J. Walter Nnnsn
Charles C. Bohm vs. Nelson Z. Crsres.
SUllwell IL Towiisend vs. City of Capa
May.
Ida E. Tully va. Samuel T. Wlmley.
Wolf Bodck. et aL, vs. Sarah Felrlman.
COMMON PLEAS APPEALS.
WalUr J. Fcndersoo. Appella vs. Flor-
encn Ireland Berrer, Appellant.
South Jersey House Wrr*klng Co,
I'lUT. and Appolloe, vs. William
trr UiLch.irn^J by Judge El-
on motion of Mr. Carrow.
A nolle pro i. Wiw entered in the-
JMi of Ihomaa CM. lioaa, Arthur Hud-
mn unj IKIUC llrowm, chargcj by tho
SepLcmlx-r cran.l jury with lumping a
di-ordirly hou^.- at Wildwood; Ik Han
Cannon having : incc been convicted
f bcintf the puil:y party.
lU-lti.n (annul, paid hia Hnc of
$10ox). und \waii j:i\cn two wecrjr und
fllu- S'.lnrr.inowit?. ull t-mnll boya,
urn- lirv>j^-ht In-fon- the Court on a
clmr^v of ba-aVini; und entering and
stealing fr*'m sundry placv-d In the
borough cf Woo^lblr.e. Ono Goodman,
Aliram N*eiiilLm.in and Iiirael Raff, al-
Ut;\.l to U- mimlx-rn of the (rang, of
uhich it i. charc^J that Ruff la tho
c.iptiiin,
the Way
he
r^-1^, ut
the o^
tha' the
ly l» p. m. — "Somo Succcaaful
Mcthoda in Growing and Marketing
for the Seashore- Tnidc," John Ca.'^axa
r'rult nnd Truck Farmer, tZa-'t Vine
Land. N. J.
X:i0 p. m.—-Productive Poultry
Raising for Capo May County," V. G.
Aubry, Extenwon Spccialibt In Poul-
cuatttsca.
—airs. Jenala Bvmla «u
I from m atp to f ssslmn
—Mrs. Etta
Creek, was tn town oo
—Frank BovaL of Patinswnrra,
trip hooka dartag tha waafc.
Kirahrida spent • part of
last weak with his Camden Crtanda.
—Mrs. J. B. trwn.p. mad* a bcui-
P i h M
—Thero wUl ba
Parent-Teacher
meeting of tha
Mrs. J. p mad* a bcui
ness trip to Philadelphia on Mooday.
—Rer. Herbert Ban and wife are
i t t i d i f * thi
_ ... A»sociation od Fri-
day afternoon, at 2.SO, in the- aehool-
r Ba
being entertained in
—Mrs. Allio Foster, who has been
I Wing at Diaa Creek, will spend tha
Winter with her nice*. Mrs. Frank
Erricsco.
—Tho festival held by the- Junior
class of the High School was not Tery
" attended, bat was a success
largely att
financially.
—Eleven members of Hereford
Lodge from our vULin attended tho
district raeetiAg at WUdwood on Mon-
day i
Ma
Major. Deft, and Appellant.
AJ J a
AlU
ry AlUna Hlldreth. Executrix.
Plaintiff and Appellee vs. Joseph
P. MacKiaslc. Uofendsnt and Ap-
pellant.
DECEMBER PETIT JUROBS.
DftlllnXfr. Wm. It.. P»prrhanx#r. Cap* HMJ.
tulm. lUrry 1^, t^uoOry. Ope Uay.
[bltvll. WblUll. Bo.tmaa. Vpexr To»»OUji.
Uiauru. I*, t.^ tUml ILUaU.
L.«B*r. ClArtiwr.
'..w.p laiXr V, (larjKtiUr, MkUlr 1
p- rn-—Adj.
7.4i p. m.—"Good Booka in tho
Home." Misa Sarub B. Askew. State
Lllirarian, Trenton. N. J.
HJZO p. m.—"Some- Method* In Sue-
cCHuful Commercial r'ruit Growing,"
(UluutratcU with utcrvopticon
Prof. M. A. lllakt. "
pti
Hu
, rticulturiHt,
State Agi if ultural Collcgi.-.
Markrllng Uhitc Potatoeu.
Tho prtiblcni of marketing tho white.
potato crop wai* i.uvpr brought more
forcibly to Iho attention of the New
JerM.-y farmer than thid year. After
w;vcrul jxarn of n-lutivo prosperity,
tho potato grower now comen to the
cloi^j of a teanon of ^mall proht, and
in many cunen, of IO^H. The rxai^jn U
evident. In 1912 thu Monmouth Coun-
Artimr. I'unwr, tkrtuiU T»p-
. llUn. IWkjr. Vkldic T»p-
rraua. I.Ura, Wc-U Capr Ma>.
Farmer*/
membeni' potato*u at
ruindlcd its
uveragv net
uccevjetl in keeping out of
>f ConiiLublo Champion when
t l round up the young criml-
id Judge Kldrcdgo continued
for one week. It was nhown
town of Woodbine had actual-
terroriied ky thla bunch of
1 it i^-ms hkely that tho ring
it kcjt, will be placed under
re itraint.
•i^-l for II ilbruner und McNeil,
-at
Court Houa.
Sixty-three
I2-10.3t
m.-mbcru of Hereford
Lodge of Odd Fellows Journeyed to
Wildwood on Mondty evening to at-
tend a district meeting.
Monroo Errictton rirrt gone to Cam-
den to work for the Victor Talking
Machine Co, and will move there
about the first of tho year.
Joseph W. Thomas and wife motor-
ed to WiUiamstowT) on Saturday and
returned homo on Monday. They
visited bis brother, Richard.
Jcre. Long rime down from Penns-
grove on Sunday and took his mother
home with him; later she will visit
her daughter in Phlladelphln-
The residence of Copt- James Ra&s
has been greatly Improved by the ad-
dition of u new dining room, a new
bedroom, &ewing room and bath-
Residents of Boyd Btrcet ore becom-
ing weary of the nightly depredations
of a quartette of beys, and steps are
being token to apprehend the culprits.
The success of the- Security Trust
Company odds largely to the- pros-
perity of the people of Capo May
coonty. Yoa ehoold pntrcnito lt.lt
For Bale 1^4 acres, 6 room
noose, bam. fruit and berries. Near
P. R. R- station. Bio Grande- Apply
116 W. Maple avenae, WOhrood.
N. J. lO-23.tf
The Security Trust Company
U steadily adding to its list of pa-
trons tthe strongest men of tha
county from finea nnd coMa totuK
thrco tbounantl, thrvo hundrvd ur.dj" 13 ; u
bcvinty-cighl dolLarn and twenty 'verdict
cents ($3,378-20); thocosLsof proi>«u-
tlon, including tne investigation, ug-
It will be noticed
lho county rvalirod thrttj dollar** for
every dollar expended. And what in
more important ia the fact that the
county Is cleaner than it was.
convicted Labt urck < t cruelty to ani
ed tho Court to bet aside tbe
nd irrant hi* clients a new-
rial on the ground of newly di:>cov-
ce; thla Judgo Eldretlgu
x-fuscd to do, but continued tho caw)
ne week. Proj*ecu*or Carrow oppoj>-
1 the motion, und i-UiU 1 *! that in cat>o
JOHN BLAKE'S BOOZE COSTS
AUTO LICENSE.
WAS CANCELED IS Itll JOB DAME UP-
BUT RENEWED TBKOICU
PETITION.
Teach
community.
account.
Yoa have an
It
I repair all kind" of fir© arms, elec-
trical devices, locks, etc Pin tomhler
or Yale keys—oU ""*>»« General re-
pairing. Wm- Flanagan, S. J. Realty
Farm, Court House. 10-16,tf
Constable Champion had a lively
experience the other day rounding op
a lot of boys, and nays "Yoa might as
Well try to Bort a barrel of monkeys
packed heads down."
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the M- E.
church will hold a bazaar, December
9th and lOtli. Supper served by the
Udiea on Friday evening. Thero will
bo ** r nofrf F mfMitff for t hild t
220.000 steam com are lighted with
laoltta Caa. It con bo used anywhere.
No expense for equipment. Gas In
tubes 10c- per pound. Write for book-
let. B. W. Sutdiffe. Stone Harbor.
12-3JM
D. Lntcnlro. the local reproaentav-
ttre of the reliable Hollywood Laan-
dry. of WOdwood. deairea your trade,
andwmcaJlatyoarbvouaeeTeryWed-
oeaday momlnjt to collect your linen.
taumary ia ready tar delivery tbe fol-
aowtna; Batorday. The plant haa the
ktnt Improved machinery only, and
d l 720
Glouce»U;r. N. J, Dec. «.
John Blake, u mjltuman. of thU city,
ha» been deprived of his automobile
driver's license by Commi»i.ioncr Dill,
ho operated hi» car while in-
toxicated. Ten days ugo hu bmathed
into u truck ot Cupc Muy Court HOUM;
and Injured a by-fctandcr. Pro^wutor
Carrow, of Cape May county, filed a
complaint, and oa a rciult. Blake "
bin 1915 license. It ia the second
time it has been revoked for tho name
ause.
Tho first occasion was In October,
1914, when It was revoked by Com-
missioner Uppincotf. At that timo
he was arrested at Freehold for driv-
ing while under the Influence of In-
toxicants- Seven days later a petition
from a number of inButnluil Camden
county friends waa received by Up-
plncott, nnd on th* strength of the
testimonials as'to Blake's good char-
acter, be restored hia license.
The episode, which led to tho revo-
cation of Blake's 1915 license, occur-
red while he and George A. Casey, u
local justice of tho peace, were en
route home from a bunting trip
When Prosecutor Corrow ond a con-
stable endeavored to pull Ca-.ey. who
waa In tho rear reat, out of the car,
Blake is Bald to hove told them to
leave him, Casey, nlone, "because he's
wealthy. He's worth $250,000, If he'a
worth a cent,"
After their arrest, Casey's wealth,
according to Blake, slumped from
$260,000 to »25\000-—North American.
THE VOCATIO.VA*. SCHOOL.
Four membere of tho Board of Free
holder* visjted Prof- Blockhouse's
classes in the Bank Building on Mon-
day, and going "way smiling said
they would come again. They should
have come last Friday, and have seen
the demonstration of testing for bat-
ter fat in milk with a. Babcoek ma-
chine, and with students keeping tally
and turning: tho crank. The law re-
tmlres mfflt to contain at least 3* of
fat. The milk tested was from Mr.
TomlLa'o Guernsey. Miss- 3k p jjf r ^^"
Jersey and Master " *^""'
trade.
roals wars
Tenur y
crcabing the probationary period from
three to five years was a&i>ured when
tho Federation cf District Boards of
rJducation endoraed a resolution urg-
ing a change in the law.—Report of
Meeting.
Why five- Jean even" Tenure of
ffico promotca ulmost everything ex-
-pt that edlcier.cy essential to "keep-
g n job" not cinched by utatute-
ood leather;, have no trouble holding
position* unyuherc und the other kind
hould not l>c foisted on tho public.
Tho tenure uct frequently coats a good
.-achor her place becaubo bho is ousted
in timo to circumvent tho law. Tho
five-year claUBO will, however, bo a
.tep in tho rln"t direction.—Maya
^andinu Record.
p
does only good work.
7-20jr
The results ahowed the anl-
not -star boarders." bains;
io matter v.'au
-putablo ncv. -
iako tho conviction sure.
retried, ho had three
who would
TEACHERS ALWAYS IN'
. DEMAND.
Renewal of tho fipht to umend the
Tenure of OfBco uct by ln-
pricu of 81.32V; r* r barrel; In l'Jl3
the average price uui» $1.^8. and in
1914. $1.42 per barrel. Up to the mld-
dlo of September, however, tho price
thU year wua ueldom below $1.00, baa
been as low aa GO evnla, and tho aver-
agv price will probably l*e not far
above $l.l>0 How tc uecurv a good
price for t>>o potato crop U more than
ever a live question.
"Marketing WhiU Pcuiloca in Niw
Jen.ey" l» tho title of a bulletin re-
cently publiivhed by lho extension de-
partment of tho New Jcnwy State Ag-
ricultural College, K'ew lirunawkk.
N. J. It la tho work of Mr. Charle:
Arthur, until laU-ly epecLuUnt of mar-
ket methoda of tho department. It
covers a brief review of tho potato in-
dufatry of tno htate- relative to vu-
rletlen. harvesting, grading, packing
und storing, but ia dt\oted chiefly to a
n of markcU EJMI market
methods for lh» crop. A study l»
made of the problems of marketing in
tho endeavor to find a satisfactory KO-
ulion. Rtcommeadallons and BUgce&-
tiona ure made for improving lho mar-
ket situation.
This bulletin should prove of inter-
cut as well as of practical valuu to the
potato grower. A copy will bo willing-
ly tent to any pcrwjr requesting one.
Tbe Source of Seed Com.
Tho acquiring of suitable seed i« of
cr. UlOdlr Twp.
Ur. ixvaa .
\*r. *.. 11^ liunilrfr. VVikl^ooO.
ll. llarO. Wirtbxnl. t^tpr >Cu>.
riv.i, lUil^i. I'ulitUr. livtiitl* T»t>.
•^1. Wllllaui Ik. M.^«». lllilk Top
a. (K.4I/. llCUrr. IMnn IJty.
11, AIUTI. l^uir^ci.*. Oc«u Utj.
II. lku\UI, tarawr. VlUVlt* T*»*krL^ilo.
,1... ... WUUrU. f'*rp*TiUr. Onuii < 11).
ail. S- Ik. l^rp^tiUr, Ikfiin €ll>.
J. l^,«. Jr.. rlvi^ruuin. lji»«r Tn».
Trullt. \-lti-ii. \Vlu;r, nad biirron- H not tlio
only caiotluu ilu-y UUplay ou tliisu* or-
caalonH. Tbey tako wltb them buncb foQowtac. Tbe
Committee on Streets and Htnwaya
reported the Pcnnsyrranla B. B. tad
answered tha reooest tbr crasmtacs to
connect several Important atraat-anda
closed by Its tracks, that It could DO*.
and would not- BoUdtoT Btevass, was
Instructed to take the mirUrr Bp with
k Public Utilitiefl fy^i
—MLas
week-end Helen Fisher
D*nni*vll: le, and
vlsl^"camden and
PALERMO PENCIUNG&
DENNlSVlLXirS DOINGS.
—Mrs. James Stiles vUUed Philada.
but week.
Court House.
—Rev. Eldredge and wife ore away
on their vacation.
—Harvey Young spent the first of
the week in the Quaker City.
I —Howard StiU-s mode a business
trip to Somers Point Tuesday.
—Mra. Lizxie Dallcy has gone to
Bridctrton for a few weeks' visit.
—Howard Stitcs, rood overseer. U
Novelties^ you know having work done on township roads.
T. Carre tsonr ~*
I2-10,3t
—The Bethlehem Steel Co. has rent-
ed the meadows in Dias, Btarting from
George Reed and goLrur North acroaa
Bidwell'B Ditch.
Itch! Itch! Itch!—Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch! Tbe more yoa scratch, the
worse the itch. Try Doan'o Ointment.
For eczema, any skin itching- Oc
—Mm. Armclla Young is with her
daughter tn Atlantic City for a visit.
—E. A. Stratton and family 8an-
lyed with Eduon Llpplncott and
'amlly.
—Mis* Bessie Dare, of Ocean City,
was renewing old acquaintances here
Sunday.
box.
Im
Victor Hu3O.
Victor IlU£u uua ibe- wealthiest of
Ibe tiUieti-eutb tu Ui..ulliH, nnd ono
Captain Brooks Blizzard I t
happy father of a little daughter. It ,-mjlc matter, SO per cent- of the nltro-
will bear the name of MaryVirginla.
Oar congratulations, CapUun.
A lazy liver leads to chronic dys-
pepsia T""< constipation—weakens
the whole system. Doan'o Beguleta
(26c per box) acts mildly an the liver
and bowels. At all drug stores. Im
Xten01n.Bj8;HcPkerson,t4«ndBchel-
Is your printed stationery
gen, 23 per cent, of the phosphorous,
and 68 per cent, of the potash were
lost from the manure. Thin shows
that potash especially ia lost very
quickly, and Indicates the importance
of concrete pits and uheltur for ma-
nuro to prevent leaching If the ma-
nure most be allowed to nmimriliit«i.
•GEORGE B- THRASHER,
Coonty Form Demonstrator.
Tree Leaves and Water.
Ash leave* uru capable of taking op
more water lliau tuuwt* or rnuMt other
trcea. Iu a liuudrvtl [xtuudu of ash
leaves are cUjbty-Qve or uater, tn tbe
same wclflbl of bet-ch Woven ncvcaty-
Ovc, of maple «Lxiy. of t>li>e loorteen
luui-b three days
till* early abstt-
IIu^uV digestion,
for at Ibe ecu