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All the town news
.For an enjoyable
Swim or boating, .you
For .one dollaf.
Wnu B, Pliillips
Attorney - at - Law
~~T!3cTiimontoii, N. J.
517-519 Federal St.. Camden
Advertise in the S. J.R
Lakeview
Greenhouses
"Central Avc., Hauiinonton.
Large assortment of
Palms, House Plants,
Funeral Designs
...A..:nutnbef..of Haininontonians
had the pleasure of .witnessing the
opening ceremonies, last Saturday,
of the " Rohnnati Cottage," at the
Baptist Orphanage, Angora,—Ea.
The handsome brick building was
the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Rourman,
highly esteemed residents here.
Mrs. R. has been a director of the
Orphanage for ir^any years, and
this loving gift was the result of
long planning and much expense.
There were over a thousand visitors, and Hammonton's representatives were highly pleased with the
new building, outside and in, the
addresses, exercises by the chir*
dren, and, in fact, with the entire
occasion.
Gardiner Brothers
Winslow & Hammonton
In fresh flowers, wax or metal
WATKIS & NICHOLSON
Florists and Landscape -Gardeners
••• ' Local Ph'ine 951.
Hell 1-w
Use Bell Phone 37-J-4. °r leave
orders at Turner's Garage.
Residence, Winslow, N. J.
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All Kinds of Hauling.
COUNTY CAPITAL GARAGE
BUCKNELL
UNIVERSITY
SHERIFFS SALE: .,
rijr virtue of a writ ol fieri faclaii to me
directed. Insucd out ol tho New Jeraey court
ol Chancery, will bo nold at public vondue on
SATUKDAY. TIIK TWKNTY-SIXTH'DAY,,
OK JUNK, NINOTKKN HUNIUIED
AND KIKTEEN.
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at two o'clock In tho nlternoon In the Court
Hoom.No. 201. Hccohd Hoor. Guarantee Tru«t
nulldlnir. In tno City ot Atlantic City. County
ol Atlantic, Bute ol New Jerney.
t
All thnt certain tract or parcel ol imKranci
'proWnca horclnalter particularly dcHcrincd,
Mtuatoln the Town ol 'Hiiinnionton In the
County ol Atlantic nnd State ol -NewJcriey,
bounded and described an lollows:
llcfflnnlni! at the Northeasterly corner ol
nellovue Avenue and Third Street and runs
tlienco Northeastwardly alone the Northerly
«lde ol Itellevue Avenue ono hundred loot to »
polntrthence Northwestwardly and-naraliel
with Third Street ono hundred Icet thence
Houtbwestwar,dly parallel with llellevue Avenue one hundred Icot to tho Kastcrly side ol
Third Street thence Southeantwnrdly alon«
tho said aide ol Third Street one hundred Icet
to the place ot beginning. Rclnn tho same promises which Cilea Fonlti
hy deed dated the twonty-llfth drfy Aummt,
A.D.. 1911. »nd recorded In tho Clerk's olllco
nl Atlantic County at May's UindlnK. New
Jersey. In book ,4(15 ol dcedK. (olio 3(8. Ac.,
granted and conveyed unto Anthony llubortone. Michael Hubertone and James Huberi'elzedtS
llifl propBrtirot-Jitnroi-RalKrtone
tct. al. nnd taken In execution'at the suit ol
.loHcpli A. nubcrtono and to be sold by ,
S-H-O-E-S
5 per ^Seiit discount
VoL 53
By saving,your-cash trade tickets
. *.. v until you haYe__$lC* worth,./
which means a big saving to you
Open evenings until 8 o'clock ;
Saturdays until 10.00
rlnrahlp Footwear for Summer is
THE SCOUT SHOE
GET THE
SAVER
A TIME
MONEY MAKER
We haAe it in twenty different styles, from $1.60 to $3.60
\
A full line of Canvas Shoes from 7&jc:to SI.85
A Necessity of modern Business,
Economical and Social
Conditions.
Men's Furnishings
tammonion telephone & lei.Co
A fulLIine of G. F. G. Union Suits and Summer Underwear
Gives Best of Service
At Lowest Cost.
O. N. S. Men's Working and Dress Shirts at 60 cents
Lewlsburg, Pa.
JOHN HOWABPJURBIS, 1,1.».. PfHiMrnt
Snnimer Courses Begin June
22d, 1915, and Continue
for Six Weeks.
-MOTOR-CARS,
POWER,
ECONOMY,
DURABILITY
HZLIABILITY.
A fine place to spend the summer. For
Bulletin giving lull information, write
Wortcr SAVIIcox, Registrar. Lewtoburg. P*.
We have a-good line_pf Men's Dress Shirt's at $i, $1.50 and $2
A. J. RIDER, Pres't and Manager.
Itetabllshed and Operated for Patriotism,
™
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NOT FOR I'ROKIT
Men's Straw^ Hats -were $^50, $*, $2.50and $3)—
:,.._•.,.'.
now at One Dollar each.
THE PLACE TO BUY
Pleasure & Commercial
Lumber
Millwork
Lime
Harry F. Birch, Agent
Cement
Coal
Wood
May's Landiug, N. J.
Paint
Glass
Roofings*
WILSON S. TURNER, Sub-Agent
Fertilizers_____Wall-board
Terra Gotta Pipe
•Haiumonton.
Cyclone Fence
We handle the Onyx Hosiery
Also, the best uvo-for-a
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Handkerchiefs—all styles
All styles Men's Linen aud Soft Collars
hundred styles to choose from
Prompt Delivery
Let us estimate on your wants.
OF
Hammontoni, iir.
Capital, Surplus and
"
J.
$60,OOO
Three per cent interest paid
on time deposits
Two per centJjitjTesLniloWJBd j>rL
accounts having daily
balance of $1000 or more.
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
M^L. JACKSON, President
W: J. SMITH, Vice-Pres't
W. R. TII.TON, Cashier
M. I,. Jackson J. A. Waas
C. F. Osiiood
Oeorge Elvins
Wm. J. Smith J. C. Anderson
Saru'l Anderson W. R. Tilton
Win. L. Black
JOSEPH B. IMHOFF
We are naming figures
centiess
1O to
On all HOUSE WIRING done
NOW!
Let us give you an estimate.
It will surprise you.
Hammonton
Board of Trade.
A Live Organization
15 South Second Street, Hammonton
Before House Cleaning!
For advancing the iutcrcHtH of
Prentiss A. Myrick,
Cluilrinan MiMiihvrHhip Coininitlcc,
on
H. C. Doughty, Sec'y.
I:
i'i
Kugulnr MvctingH,—
1'lrHt Tiu-Hcliiy cvv«iuK
ot cnch month,
in Civic Clul) H u l l .
. T. Thureton
Practical
Plumber
and Gas Fitter
ICtl limit rdnlirorflllly
l'r<'liil>t A l t c l i l l n i i in nil IdliilH of
I'liiiiililnu w o r k w i l l IIMIVIIIII
liirKu i'Hln In Din HIM).
Hammond)" A v n n i m
l.nonl I'liouoM?
lUmmoiilon, N. J.
W. H. Bernshouse
"Fire-insurance
Strongest Companies
Lowest Rates
Conveyalicing, ^' *
Notary Public,
Commissioner of Deeds
Hammonton.
Methods and Detail.
Ivvery modern method for promptness and
DR. J. A; WAA8
efficiency is employed hy ,the Hnimnonton
Trust Company, and no detnil omitted to
mnke the service satisfactory.
DENTIST
-Bellevue Avenue, Hammonton
R. N. BIRDSALL
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Bellevue Garage, Inc.,
On the County Boulevard,
Hammonton .
A O K N T 1'OH
Ix>c»l Phono til
D. E. BALLARD
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK
And Plastering
an Orchard St.
,, Hnnmionton
Fire Insurance
MON&Y
Our Motto—Keep Moving
I'OU
Our Business—Moving
MORTGAGE LOANS
FORD MOTOR
CARS
<>
8tudebakerT Hudson, Hupmobile,
and Dodge Pleasure Cars.
Studebaker, Republic, |Mack,
and Vim Trucks.
IH the very bent paint ever IIHCI! In
llninnionlon.
E. A. CORDERY, Manager
And Hauling of all kinds
The Hammonton Paint
There rtu; scores of hnildiiiKS In
town covered with this p a i n t ,
which look well after clK'it or
(oil years of wear.
The Ilainmonton I'uinl In.sold fo
less than other first-clans paint.
I t has nn equal, as It works well,
well, and weitrs well.
No job too .small or too lurf?<\
Distance Moving n Kpccialty.
SERVICE GUARANTEED
Tomkinsbn Auto Express
Sold by JOSEPH I. TAYLOR
Homo, Sign, and CnrrlaQo Painter,
Second und I'U-iumiit StH.,
Iliuninoiitoii, N. |.
HOYT & SON, Publishers and Printers.
Mrs. C. D. Loveland and family
Town Council meets on next
Wednesday evening.
'.
; have gone to Sea Isle City for the
•• .
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"Miller "was in town summer.
-on-Sunday«-•--—
—Mra-Joseph-Tr-Silli-of-GermanEdw. S. Grant is recuperating town, has been a visitor with the
Misses Rufenacht during the past
here for a week or 'two.
week.
_.-G. F. Lenz is. careful of a rib,
which was stepped' on, Memorial
The colored Giants, from CamDay.
^
den, defeated the local base-ball
Up to Tuesday, Mrs. Alfa White club last Saturday, the score being
.
had sent $36.32 to the Red CrosS- nine to seven. ociety.
Mr. Van Fleet is spending a few
An Early Morning Fire.
days at his "daughter's, in New
The Cochran mansion, at WinsYork State.
low, was burned to the grdund last
Mr. and. Mrs. William Miller, of Sunday morning, in spite of hard
Tioga.bave taken rooms with Mrs. fighting by tenants and neighbors.
Clara Brown. '
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They worked for about half a'n
Volunteer Fire Company will hour, and then sent to Hammonton
-hold—i ts-reg«l ar— meet i ng—Mond ay- -fat—h.elpj__abaut_quarter to two
o'clock. When the firemen got
evening next.
..there it was too late to save the
Prof, and Mrs! Sayre, from Phil- structure, said to contain twentyadelphia, visited their cousin, Mrs. two rooms ; but they extinguished
C. A. Leonard.
the flames on other buildings, and
F. A. Lehman fell while picking used many tanks of chemicals in
cherries, Tuesday, and fractured
soaking the garage, near by.
"
two or three
The firemen were handicapped
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Zelley spent from the first by a scant supply of
a,few days at their old home here, water,—having to carry it from a
/visiting relatrves.^
_.__'___ ^_ L driven well hundreds of feet away,
or from the bog still farther on.- —
Mrs. G. W. Fitting, of Philadel- The place was occupied by the
phia^speut a few days witt her Bernadeau sisters, ._.wh_o escaped,
parents~and sister. .
but saved little clotting. A watchman
was employed, they say, but it
All the Sunday Schools report
excellent times at their Children's remained for a' woman living near
by to see 1a flame creeping up a
Day exercises, last Sunday.
board and communicating to.the
Leou Andrews is at home, hay- siding of the bouse1. She gave the
ing graduated in civil engineering alarm, she says. Much of the fur. at Pennsylvania State College.
" niture was saved by nremen and
volunteers.
Misses Ida and Ruth Cusworth,
of Philadelphia, are visiting their
... brotherT at the Baptist parsonage.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with
THE WHITE HOUSE
Mrs. H. L. Moufort on Wednesday
WASHINGTON
afternoon, June 23rd. at \ o'clock.
the child than-the study of the
John H. Price has bought two
Bible and of the truths which it
lots at Villa Park, and given Geo.
Bobst a contract to build a house teaches ; and there is no more
effective agency for sucH stOdy
thereon.
than the Sunday School. It cerProf. Leland Howe..is-spendjng-a
tainly is one of the greatest factors
week with his-uncle, C.-A. Wood.
in our lives in the building of
Mr. H. formerly Jived in "Vine
character and the development of
JCoUage."
,
_moraLnbre,-forltoinfluence-begins
Comrade Sidney A. Ford returned ' almost as soon as the child is able
to talk, and continues throughout
to his York State home, Thursday,
life. The Sunday School lesson of
after several months' visit with his
tzRlsy~tg~lhe code ol morals of
laughter, Mrs. F. C. Burt.
tomorrow. Too much attention
The Civic Club announce a good
can not be paid thcuwork which the
hot-weather supper, to be held in
Sunday School Is doing.
their hall next Saturday, June 26,
WOODROW WILSON.
from 5.30 to 8.00 p. m. Supper,
35 cents.
V
Hammonton, N. J..
First Road
I'honc
Ono twenty-five per year.
HAMMONTON, N. J,, SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1915
Bank Brothers
No. 25
Bank Brothers
Trunks, Suit Gases
and-Hand-Bags
Shoes to fit
Constructed to stand hard
wear, and priced low.
Dress Trunks at $2.25, $2.50, $3 and $3.50^
—in size, 28, 30, 32 and 34 inches.
~Madexifstrong^basswood;~and—covered—with^
heavy" watef-pfoof dtlck 7 reinforced with
blactrenamered-sheetrsteeHjrass clamps; —
—Dress TrunJc&-at-$4-r^cv-$';i $6, aad-$y-j—in28, 30, 32, 34, and 36 inch size.
"Made of selectecT basswood, heavy canvas
covered, vulcanized fibre binding ; some have
strips all around ; heavy brass clamps and
Steamer Trunks at $3 and $3.50 ; made "of
seasoned lumber ; canvas covered ; black
japanned catches ; steel binding -and -reinforced corners.
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Steamer Trunks at $5 and $5.50. Made of
-Strong basswood, waterproof flnrk pnvpring,
hardwood slats, brass corners and clamps.
Leather I$ags at $3.50 and $4; in
black and tan ; hand sewed edges and corners : canvas lined.
_
Bags at $5 and $6 ; made of cowhide, hand
sewed edges and corners ; 16. and 18 inch ;
leather lined ; in black and tan.
__. Extra fine Bags at $7.50 and $10. Sole
leather, hand sewed, leather lined ; two pockets set in frame and corners.
Suit Cases at $i, $i.4.<5, and $2. Of
leather fibre some with_. straps jill...
around, reinforced corners,.good locks.
Solid leather Suit Cases, $4, #5, and $6.
.Made of smooth cowhide, hand sewed ; corners double stitched ; heavy cowhide straps
all around, reinforced leather corners.
——Most -all -kinds—of-feetT~st^Bt
to suit most all ideas; prices
to suit all pocket-books.
Conservative styles, as well as extremes of
faucy footwear are here. You will have no
trouble to find what you want.
Women's ColoniaJLPumps at
Dull calf a'nd patent colt; also
-^-fancy-top) white with -black diamond—ttps-erplain white Louis heels, or Cuban
heels.
Women's Oxfords and Colonial Pumps, at
$3' and $3.50. In dull calfjind patent colt;
"alsoTwEite canvasT
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Woman's Oxfords at'$3 and $3.50 ; in dull
calf and patent colt; also fancy top ; I<ouis
-heel; four and'six~ eyelets ; plain toes, or
with tips.
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Shoes at j^g
calf and patent colt ;—lace and button ; high
Women's Shoes at $2.50 and $3 ; in all
leathers; also fancy and black cloth tops;
_lace_an.d button_;_Louislheel,-Cuban-heelrorlow heel.
Wome'n's Shoes at $3.50 and $4 ; in'all
leathers ; lace and button.; black and fancy
'cloth top ; with tips or plain toes; all heights
of heels.
White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps,—a
-complete assortment,- at $1.20, $1.50, $1.75,
and $2 ; in high or low heel, medium or nar-row-toes-;--also-rubber-soler-;
;
Men's Oxfords and Shoes,—all the
newest styles, .as well as the conservative
lasts ; in all leathers ; lace and button ; prices
range from $1.75 to $5.
Councilman Pier is being congratulated on his newly acquired
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
title of "grandpa." Anton, Jr.,
For a limited time, we will take orders for the "Delineator" at 75 cents for one year
Baptist Church, Sunday, June 20.
was presented to Charles Plez, by
;
his wife, on Thursday, • Jane loth, "10.30,8. m., morning,,worship
theme, "Empty Scats.1'
at Rochester, N. Y.
Children's talk, "The Roses."
Mrs. Clara Potter Brown has
11.45, Bible School.
moved into the Knutnbrook house,
6.30 p.m., Y. P. S. C. E. prayer
400 Bellevue Ave. She Is a grad- service.
uate of the Pennsylvania College
7.30, Evening praise and worship;
of Music, and IB an experienced theme, " The Ninth Command< teacher of Instrumental music.
ment." (
The Local Council of the Girl . St. Mark's Church. Second SunPioneers will meet at the home of day after Trinity. Morning Prayer
the Director on Wednesday next, and Holy Communion, 7.00; Litany
at 3,50, to complete plans for the and Holy Communion, 10.30; Suncamping trip. All parents and day School at 11.45 I Evening "The Girl of the
friends are urged to be present at Prayer, 7.30.
L-Triangle Kancli,'
thin meeting.
Nativity of St. John the Baptist
A play full of fun and exciteThe "tea" given by the W.P.U. (June 24), Morning Prayer and
ment, will be given by the
last Saturday evening, In the Civic Holy Communion, 7.00 ; Evening
Club Hall, was declared « uuccesa Prayer, 4.30.
St. Nicholas Soc'y, Egg Harbor
by all those who attended. Their
Villu Pnrk i» located on Turk Avenue, between Central Avenue and ' /'
Thi« IH not nil. We Invite. You
club color, yellow, wan tastefully tnuHt conic. Tl)e Bign on the fence
' IN
Ilanunoiiton Park. , ' .
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arranged. Mrs. Klla R. Bloor was won't relieve your bunion.
A Live Organization
Bollevue
Hall,
Hammonton
the Hpenker, nt» was alno Mre. W.
Theme for 10.30 n,in,, )M "Doinfe
For advancing the Intercuts of
IT. Onrdnvr. Miss Mary Conkey business
ON
for the firm we represent."
prodded.
Hammonton
For 7.30 p.m., "Why I believe Saturday Evo, Juno 26,8 o'clock
in sickness mid trouble."
Are now ready for tmle at Villa Park,
Lyceum Courto Datai.
A noon hour spent with Ood'n
Tickets, 35 and 35 cents.
If you nrc not now a member, you
ul low prlccH to (juick huyerH.
Word In the Snobath School or
nhonld he. Send your imiut- and
Dancing nfter the pliiy.
following arc the dnten for next Men's Class should be your
membership fee (#1) to
Heaiion'H COIUHC, together with the unbroken practice,
liHt of uttractioiiH:
For the strain and burden of
Lots fronting on Central Ave, 42 x 190 feet
Prentiss A. Myrick,
Tuesday, Nov. 17,— Koyal Male travellers going home, we recom- Don't miss this Treat I
Chairman Membership Committee,
Quartette.
Lots fronting on Park Ave., 4O x 166 feet
mend the Thursday night prayer
Tuesday, Dec. i , — Moutaville meeting.
Walter J. Vernier
OK
o
1'Iowcrn, life lectures.
To enioy the above, wortihip In
H. 0. Doughty, Seo'y.
Tuesday, Jan. la, 1916,— The the Presbyterian Church.
I.otH ure all Htakcd,
* PLUMBING & HEATING
Arciullaiirt, female orchestra,
HuyeiM will know exactly tho lota they purclinne.
Monday, Feb. i,—Dr. W. T. H.
All-Soul'H Church—UnlveiwillHt,
Regular
Contractor
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Cull), lecturer.
Morning mrrvicc nt 11 o'clock ;
I'irnt Tuesday evening
Monday, Mar. i,—The Cndinnu theme, "The dominating quiilitlcH
Ke.glstared
Kor nmpH uiul lornm, np|)ly to the
ol each month,
Concert Company, four ladicn and of Christ."
one KuiitliMimu.
ITiunmontoii, N. J.
Hvcnlng service at 7.30,—u trip
in Civic Club Hall.
J. L. O'DONNBLL,
OfficcrHof the Association suggest to I,on AngelcH, und othrr cities
I,ocnl Phone 904
that this lint bo pinned up, Tor across the country, Illustrated,—
EDW.
M. REEVES.
future reference.
repeated by request.
Bellevue Avenue
115 Orchard St., Hammonton
Bartlctt IlulWiiiK, - Atlantic: City
Got our pricoa on Tires before you buy. If you
pay more than our prices, you pay too much.
Hammontott-take I:
Bank Brothers' Store
Accounts Huhject to check
nre cordially invited.
A. H. Phillips Co.
•' Hammonton
If you lire not now it member, you
•should l>c. Send your iiiinu- and
ii) foe ( $ i ) lo
Gents' Furnishing Goods and Shoes
Jobbing Promptly Attended To.
ROYAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
' ^Cannot find' its equal,
Three cenU per copy.
Dated May 29. IUl!i!
Sheriff.
KKKNCH & HICHAIIDS. Solicitors.
1'r's fee. 815.08
Telephone Habit.
C'ouyou beat it?
If s the jRepublicanl
Bell Phone 5tvj
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Hammonton
Board of Trade.
Hammonton, New Jersey
Lots on Villa Park I
Thirteen Choice Building Lots
dunno -how he became, one—no ''ode'lordly' In the' doorway of the music ACKOSS THE tVOHLD
over known-hnw-n.-rtrnlrttir H t n r t n t n Imll' ."
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OVER MUSCLE
SUIOC DOWN
THE OTHER
SIDE
,««1
SOT
THIS TIME,
COME: DOWN
OR fuu COME
UP-
his name, but I forget it now. I been in business once, and just as and unwrapped the ball and gazed inTHE BORROWER BIT.
CARE OF THE FEET.
know it took_ten minutes to say it, he had been on the verge of bank- tently at it for a few seconds. Then
and you had to sneeze twice at the end, rputcy an obliging relative dled_andJ without ajwprd" he went to.fetch the
A_theatrlcal manager^asked .an _au- ^ JTight shoes -are -not- th^gnly^cause^
:thor=actor~dowirtir~a~T*atering "resort" ^fTfooTtfoubles. Anyone whose duties
-to—pronounce it properlyf~The~man leftTilmfsaflleienHo-pay-off-aii-debts moneys
:
did not know what the ball was, but and retire gracefully from business.
" 'Joe,' I said,, in a whisper, 'you Las his guest from Saturday to Mon- ! require conynuous standing, day after
the king had valued it highly. I told He wisely didn't venture again, but don't mean to let the old~fellpw_pay day! The actor accepted with alac-1 day,' Is likely to suffer from tender
himJt was no use to me, but he beg- gathered together the remainder of over the money,-do you?1-For, to tell rityf and went down" with the
are some simple home
•PECULIAR souncrepme from ged so hard for enough to get him a his money, and was trying to do the the truth, I didn't relish this kind of tentlon of borrowing one thousand
4 "^behind
dollars from the manager before he dies and precautions If taken will at
tne newspaper iff Tiignfs—I odgrn^^hat—I-^t-lOTt^gavff^linrependent gentleman in a QnyT business.
" 'No,' said Joe, 'of course I don't returned to London. The time pass- ' least lessen the suffering, and- frej ^ the corner of the railway- him a trifle for it, and took the thing gaily-painted villa out Clapham way.
.
"The
next
morning
we
set
out
with
home,
thinking
it
•would
do
to
keep
What
do you think? You know all is ed quickly, however, and the would- 'quently will prevent or cure the dls"^ carriage. It was a prolongthe great auVs egg to pay Billy a fair in business, love, and war. Be- be borrower kept putting oft the evil i tressing tenderness. The simplest
ed groan followed by a string of ad- the door open, if nothing else.
"For a long time the queer old visit. As we nearei] his abode we saw sides, it may, after all', be a valuable i moment, hoping for a more favorable and yet the most soothing and helpful
jectives," uttered in quick succession,
curiosity, as'it belonged to a king, iopportunlty to prefer his request. ! remedy is the cold foot .spray night
like the reports from a six-chamber- thin'g was knocked about the house; him doing the grand in his emoklng- and worth the money.'
! When -Sunday night came ho decided ; and morning. It is recommended by
ed <revolver fired against time. I it was useless for holding open the cap and slippers .in his six feet of
"Presently Muster re-appeared a n d j t o leave ll tlu they were returning ' a distinguished physician who is a
door.
The
only
use
it
appeared
to
be
front
garden.
'Just
taking
my
usual
shifted my seat a little farther from
to town together; they seemed to be specialist Jn matters connected with
the newspaper and let down the win- was for people to fall over. I fell over morning walk .In the garden,' he re- counted the money into Joe's hand, getting on so nicely that bo did not the feet.
It
first
and
injured
the
bridge
of
my
i
marked,
as
we
shook"
hands.
We
exand
we
took
our
departure.
dow, so as to be within reach of the
In a modern bathroom It Is possi" 'It shall be a good day for us to- wish to spoil it. '
communication cord should necessity nose and knocked the leg off a table. plained that we had got something
• What was his horror and consterna- ble to take the cold foot spray simMy
mother-in-law
followed
me
over
special
to
show
him,
and
be
at
once
morrow/
said Joe, chuckling.
arise. As I did so the paper fell on
"Well, to make a long story short, tion when, next morning, In answer ply by stepping into the bathtub and
to the fat, drab knees, disclosing a it a few days after, and was laid up led the way into his pretty front parthree
weeks
with
a
black
eye
and
lor
and
bade
us
be
seated.
wo
went-to the Derby and blew_ln to his Inquiry for his host, the waiter Btundlng-for a_ moment .with the feetred, clean-shaven, face and a pair ot
under tho cold water faucet. Turn
shock
to
the
system.
Then
one
of
the
"Joe
placed
the
great
auk's
egg
on
every
nickel of that twenty-five dol- said:
~~iirvttge~grey~eyei
"He left, sir, by tho early train for on the full pressure of the water, for
kids
let
It
on
the
cat's
DacK,
anTJ7
er-^
n
worse.
The man in the corner appeared to
town,, and said I was to give you" ins~Tffff-foTCB"nf-th
have experienced a warm time of it though they say a cat's spine is made six newspapers which had enshroud- run of luck In our lives; it was a sort this note:
much as Its coldness that gives the
of
India-rubber,
U
couldn't
stand
that
ed
it.
It
Is
always
well
to
give
worthof
judgment
on
us,
I
thought
at
the
behind the newspaper, for drops of
The letter ran as follows;
tonic effect.
ball,
and
snapped.
At
la'st
the
baby
less
things
a
good
packing;
It
lends
time.
perspiration stood like small glass
"Dear Old Chap.—Had to leave There Is really lost) shack In using
made a desperate effort to rid the such an afr of value to 'em. Billy
"A few days after Joe called round
beads on his high forehead,. and...his. bouse
curly. Kindly pay tho bill, and let the cold spray than In stepping -Into
of
that
dashed
thing,
by
eating
watched
the
sheet
after
sheet
of
papto
see
mo.
As
ho
shook
hands
ho
face was distorted by passion, which, it up, and Injured tho only two teeth
mo know what I owe you when wo a foot bath of cold water. I f - you
made him look anything but a desir- H possessed. My wife grew vory in- er being pulled off' with great Inter- laughed so much I thought ho bad nicet In town.—• Yours, L."
wish, you can nttnch, a spray with a
est.
Aa
the
last
bit
peeled
off,
and
gone
a
bit
wrong
under
his
hat.
Ho
able follow-passongor. I wished the
tube to tho double faucet of tho bathdignant
at
this,
and
said
tho
Injury
tho
ahlny,
round,
mahogany-colored
Bald
by
way
of
explanation
ho
had
train would reach a station; even a to Obcdlah's teeth wns the last straw
tub, and uso tho tepid water first nnd
JKWEI< TIIIKVKH.
stood revealed Muster' roae from been to see o]d Muster and tho great
Blight accident to- stay its headlong that mndo the load too heavy to bear, ball
colder water afterward; but the moro
his
chnlr
and
approached
tho
table.
nuk's
egg.
It
appeared
ho
had
acclBpoed would have been welcome to
A
young
IrlBb
couplo,
Just
off
on
vigorous treatment from tho untom''What did you aay f£ was?' he" clontly encountered the latter,, who J.helr_honcyiuoon,-ijihared_tt.-railway pered cold wnler-fnucet IB-better-for
enable mo to put a few carriages be- and sjio chucked the. ball Into the
seemed • delighted' to~ sen -him, and "In- compartment with a couplo o f ' n u t s tho normally hcnlthy person,
f
rtwocirnvo "ariiT tU6Tniairiii "Hie" corner." back -yard, where It- lay-for months naked."
Bomo hoxoa, forgotten nnd un" 'A great nuk'a OBK,' chimed In Joe sisted on bin going Indoors.
Dry the feel vigorously and thorwho, unnoticed by tho bridegroom,
But nothing of the kind happened, behind
"Ono of tho flrnt things JOO'B eyes perBlHtontly "made eyes" nt the brldo. oughly with u TurklHh towel, and do
and I, together.
only my follow-pimaongflr. after star- cnrcd-for.
"It
waa
n
couplo
of
dnyH
before
tho
lit
on
n«
ho
entered
tho
llttl*
front
Ing fiercely at mo for a few flcconds,
"A granorlCHg?' repented Billy. 'And parlor wns tho great auk's egg, A The fnct that the bridegroom wns not forgot tlio npncos between tho
Derby, nnd n friend of mlno hnd
constantly whispering endoiirlng re- toch. Then rub tho foot w(th alcohol
blurted out:
whut may 'they bo UBcfl" for?'
dropped
In
to
arrange
about
going,
big bole hnd been mndo In the Bldo, marks to his adored ono Buoincd to that contnliiB live per cent of boric
"Them sales of great ntikn* eggn
"
'An
orimmont
which'
no
gontlemake mo wild. I halo the very nnmo nnd how we woro to rnltio tho noc- man'R IIOUHO IB complete without,' dlHcloBlng tho fnct Hint It wns hollow, iimiiBO them vory much, but naturally nclil. It. IB cooling and Humiliating.
'lieon getting tho yolk out, oh, Mr. Ihn poor girl bognn to got rather nn- I'owdorlng tho foot after n b'nth In
of 'em, Tlioy Buy the blooming blr<\ oHHiiry funda, na wo wero nt vory low luiHwerml Joe.
MliHtor?'' mild Joe, Inugblng.
noycd.
iilno refreshing.
IB extinct, nnd tlui Booncr thorn OKRH water. Wo woro having a nmoko toKother In the yard, whlln hla llttlo
"'IlleaH my soul, you don't any BO?' I "'Yen,' returned tho old mnn. In a
Hvnry time nlm n m d n / u .remark to
Tho entire process Bhoubl not tako
are lli« bettor I Blmll like It."
mild
MiiBlor,
'What
won't
thoy
Invent
lioKKnr
of
n
dog
wan
ncrnplng
about
plonnnnt
tone.
linr hiiHlmnd, ho replied;
more than two mlmitoti In tho mornI foil relieved that my follow-pnafor
rutn,
which
existed
only
In
bin
next?
Well,
«t
uny
rnto,
they
nru
"
'WnH
It
yellow
and
froBb?"
in"I do, me Jitwol." "To bo Hiiro, mo ing nnd two ut night, nnd will bo
BonKor wnfin't a madman or In a III,
owol," and HO on, -utterly roRiirdlosH | found to hn wonderfully Btlmulntlng
11 H I bud beitn tit drat led to mip- ImngliinHon. In bin neiirch, nmongnt nbowy-looklng iirtleloH. What did you quired Joe.
llio flguro WIIB?'
•riomitlfnl,' Hnld Mustor, beaming if llui grinning HfltonorH. At last tho to Ibo whole nyBtom.—YontliH 1 Compono. Ho wnH only luborlng under a oilier HiliiKH be laid burn WIIH Hint old
null,
which
bo
iiont
rolling
forwnrd
"
'Twonty-llvo
doTTiirH,'
niiBworod
pvllh
plonnuro nil ovor II!H fnco.
irldo could Btnnd U no longer.
panlon.
llttlo excitement onoiiHlonod by rgjt^iJon, 'nnd It'll u Iwrgaln,^'
"'You don't rogrot your bnrgnln?'
"WhlBt, Put, dnrlln'," B!IO protestIIIK nn nccomit of tho recent tialo of ulinoiit on to our toon.
"'Dour, dour,' mild Hilly; 'Iwonty- I n <l\i I red Joo,
" 'Why, Hob, wbut linve you got
ed, bliiBbliiK. "Not HO much about yor
u couple of grout luikn' eggs,
|NOT\HKIt QDAKItia.
llvn iloilurB IB » lot of ( inonoy. Won't
"'No, no, Hint I don't,' returned Iho. owol!"
I iiiulloil, nnd remarked that ho wan horn?' cried Jon, handing down to ox- tbny
1
iiiulio'
'ein
chnuiior?
I
could
do
1
old
mini.
iinilnn
It.
"An
why
not,
mo
jowol?"
uskod
I'nt,
not n lover of Kr«nt nukH OKKH.
Tho fact (but corporal |)unlnhmont
"And
to nhow 1m didn't ho went nnd
Binallor.'
"WhlBt, I tnlt yol" v nho InnlBtml,
" "I'liut'B Jiint wlmt I wiint to know,' w i t h u rouplo of
- "No, dnnb 'om," roturno.d the mini,
"Wo ]iuii;hed nnd Biild U wnii thn got out, nomo whlHky and bnhnvod llko Tlinn Him uililod dnrkly; "Thoro's IH (llBcournKoil In Homo publlo nchoold
I
Hiild.
'It'H
n
bull
of
myntory
nllolinviiKoly; "I wlnh thh wholo Hoviinty
IB what led llnrry'n toucher to nil .
only iil/.n kopt In Block, anil furl tier n brick.
Jowol thlovoH about I"
ilreiiH thlH noto to the lud'ii mother:
which they mty nr«i knocking nliout tlio KOlhor.'
KHVII hi into iiiidnrHtiind It WIIB dirt
"Wo both ngrood Ibo old follow
".Ion begun nrrnpliiK the dirt off i'lii'ii|i, iieveral of thoin IntvliiK boon miiHt bo gone n bit wrong In Ibo upworld worn burnt up uml tho iiMhon
"\ roKrot vory much to Inivo to IHTIII;Y AM. STOOD nr.
\vllh bin font and examining ciirofully. iinlil
ncaltorod to the wlndn of houvonl"
fonn
you (hut your nun Hurry Idlen
rncunriy
for
ovnr
$500
onrli.
per Htory,
"
; lit to k i l l himitwny hlB time, In illHobudlout, qunrI foil IntoroHlod unit lunged to hour Tlmn ho bogiin l
"
'Wiill,
I
iiovnr!'
wnii
nil
Miintor
Hocontly In a Hinnll town In New rolBonio, uml illntiirbii (bo pupllH who
"Boon nftor Hilly MuHtor moved
furlbor piirllruluni; HO, Inking out my mdr. 'It ain't n grout inik'ii ngK, nh, ronld nay,
from Olnphnni nnd took a largo houno York fmir_ -fount? womoii nniibhud it iro trying to Mudy Iholr IOBKOIIH, Ho
clK»r CIIHO, I linniloil U to him, ul tho Hull?' hn mild.
"\Vo cdiild lino bo WIIB Krratly linyoiiiiK niim whom they know nt tho
" 'No,' I nuyn 'I W l l l l l 1(1 KOOdlll'MH lireiuied w i t h It, nnil WIIB ilylnK nlmoiit up Went, whoro bo lived for Homo door of it tlieulro. Ho nt ouco deter- nooilB n K»oil wblppliiK, and I utroiiKuuniti tlniii venturing to Inquire If hn
ntylo. Wbon nukod by
yourH In
liud ovnr buil uny doulliiKH In grout H WIIH.'
to rail It bin. Hut hn wnntoil HOIIUI- bin frl"ndi( wlioro Ilio inoiuiy cnnio mined to got ovon. Tho Klr'n 01:1:11- ly roeoininnnd (but you, Klvn him one."
Whereupon Hnrry'H mother renuliH' t'KKH. I tlioiiKht by |I!M inimnor
" 'If It don't huppon to Iny claim lliliiK to bring him to (hn hnyliii: point. from bo Biild ho had mndo it vory plnd tho lirnt four HOII|H In Ihn Hlxlh
Mponileil an follown:
ho liiul,
to (but proud til In, why don't you Ho .loo rone and begun roplni'liiK Ihn niiccnimful Hpeo.nlutlon. It WIIH only row,
whllo bo took tho Mflh noitt In
"Dour Minn .loneii — I/leU hi in yourllo iiiuiHdd ii iiKinionl before IIIIH- mal(n U?'
iniper.
pnld no ntwhen hn Bbufflnd off thin mortal coll Iho mum) row. Tho
nolf.
1 iiln'l mud at bliu,— Yourn
worlng, wbllo ho bit off thn ond of
"'Whnt'ii the good?' I niniworod, I
" 'I MOO, Mr. Muiitor,' ho Biild, 'ynii Hint I learnt I bud boon fool onoimh tonllon (o him durliiK Iho early purl
tlio clgnr,
ciiiihln'l lion what ,Io« wnn driving lit, uln't u biiynr. If wu'd K'> to nny of
of tho program, but lulor on ft como- ruly, Mm, Hmllb,"
!o
lot
u
fortune
Hllp
through
my
"Well, you—or, morn ulrlctly npcak"'Why,' Maid .Inn, 'I wun I h l n k l n g It Ihn denlerii wu can liel tliroo (linen
Kom, for Hint blonnod old Krout illnil citinn out oil tbo iilugn nnd beliiK, no," ho Hulil, Hlowly, "Hut Ihoro, wnn Jnnl dm uyrllolo
r l l c l n ID null Hint old UH inneh nn wn buvo, oiilof purn
ll to tullt nliout love. Hudilniily (hn
aiik'ii
CRK wnii iTamnioil with procloun
It'H n iiuoor Mtory,"
fnnl, Hilly Mn'ler, K ako It up it bit .frloiulmilp, unreed ti> uoropt from
lOnrly In tho olKhteonth contury u' v
comedian linked:
I looked Intoroflted, uml nflor HK)I(- and iinll II III him nn a Krent uiili'n you, I IhdiiKnl, IIH you urn now dunn- Btonon, which tho eurlonlty of tlio old
brnllior nnd nlntor ntlrnctnil Krout ut"Will
nil
tho
KlrlH
who
nro
In
lovn
Ing up, ho IxiKnn: —
Inntloii fo rHinnllnoBH of ntaturii, Thoy
><KK. llo'il never know llio dlfTeriinco; ed unioiiK tho Konlry, It would luivo mini bad unoxpoctodly laid burn, It plniiHii ntand up?"
"It WIIH OHM nlKbt iionio yourii ugo 'ul uny rain, It wouldn't burl him nnd been your Kreiilenl iiinbltloii to own n wan HiippoBoil that n nixllor conilnK off
bin cluinen woro of 1'ollnh birth and worn poopln
Then Ibo yoiiiiK
i
IIIIIK
voyuKO
had,
111
»
dninkon
bout,
I wuu ncronlod In tho Commercial do mi a doiil ot KIHM!.'
of grout iincompllnlimnntn Anil oloKiint
to «i|iiur« hlB account with llio
Krout uiik'H OKK, which, UK I until bnHond by n rilmbby follow, who urtliod
"1 IhoiiiJil It u c.uiillul jnkn. Wo fnrn, no Kontlniiiun'ii IIOUHO In coin- out it troiiHiirn wbloli bo broiiKht from 1'iirnlnK <o Hi*1
nnxt to him, ho mini mini, When the brother, (; (m nt *
i forolKn ulioro, nnd Hilly Miintor bud mild!
mo In buy a iiuoor-lorthliiK IbliiK niinn rloaiiHoil I he old ball of tho dirt, pletn wllbout,
llorowlnnkli WIIH one your old, bo
neklly lioiiKht It,"
which lit) hold in Ills anus. It looked uml not iihoiil ut niim convitrtliiK It
IMonnn lot mo mil,"
meanurod fourloon Innheu In liolKbl.
"Thin folobod him,
botwodn n font bull nnd nn Into a Kriwl itnk'n OKK bv n nooil po)»
|,|m Five your a u f t n r be hud Kulnod but
Naturally Iho four nnmo to
" 'Hlop n nilnuto," ho orloil, nturtliiK
clieuito, an bunt nn iidnmnnt,
un, 1 buvo never noon n Krout forward; 'you urn In a blcnnod hurry,
Tlio oimlnr It IH to B«t a mnn to iy. Wbon (boy wore once on Hiolr H»MO Innlion, but nt thn UKO of, twenty
|ind tho color of a wnlnut-ponlor'ii iiiili'n I'KK, unit never want to; but 1 I loll you wlint. I will do, I will xlvu nukn u promlBi) ilia liurdor It In to feet hn notllod buolc In hln HOIK and I bo meaniiroment WIIH nix Inchon moro
liiuiilN, Tlio mnn mild bo )md Juat I h l n l i It WIIH an nour llko one im you you » I H I "
Krliinoil, whllo thn rout of llio aiidl- md then (ho Krowlh conned,
net him to mnkfl Rood..
arrived In IfliiKlund from nbroud, ciiiihl niaho unylbliiK,
The nlntor, Anantan|u, nuvcn yearn
"'No,' nald .loo, "Il'n nn KOOI|, 1
NotbliiK nhookn n mnn moro than iiH'n roared with Klnn,
wboro many your* of blu llfu had boon
"Hilly Mnnliir WIIH ono of thonn frl- iirtt, ImKKlliiK over micb a
youiiKor, eoiild ntnnd nndor her brotb0 dlHcovor Hint lio'U rflcolvliiK (lovon|iont. Tho liall hnd boon n prpnnnt IOWH who woulil novor, an thn nityliiK
It. iiomnt linen contii moro to noKloct r'fl iinn, Tho count llvoii (o bo ul-.
"Miinlnr KTOW vory iiorloun, camo I d i i . f r o m n woman wbou bo only
from noiiiu black thing; )>o did toll mi; IB, 'not tho Thhinoii iillre,' Ho bud uml look thn inircnl from Joo'n band iinlied for illvnrnlon.
it duty than U iloon to porform It,
mint 10(1,— (JllppliiK,
FELLOW-PASI'S STORY
-I>.'ii
Ill
.
m
B;. "/'•:'
fer/.".'..
DECErilVE APPEARANCES^
WHAT THE HAIE TEU/S.
It's a accent B0rt o' prbfes'"Not me.'-ses Stringy. 'You've don
- Polar expeditions are the exploring A merchatft who. had a sick
To tho^. unassisted, eye, all hatr ia
sion, aijd a chap; with a nasty sprto' me proud and no mistake. It's frei
HEN you cfttno to think ot mind can got "a lot of cheap amuse- seats for you every time you com expeditions most TrtTne-'llmoTTEht, but wife, arid desiring to have none but apparently similar, except that some
there are always expeditions' leaving the vory beat advice, consulted a
ment
out
'
o
f
it,
F'Instance,
itts
"very
that
way.'
Private
Is long or short, coarse.or fine, dark . _ . ' >
for the ends of the earth. wise man.
Coles, as lie examined pleasant to get up on a" cold,Vrosty | "The next morning, having beei civilization
or fair, or straight and curly. , ;
'
Some
of
them
as
almost
as
costly
as
"There
are
anany
doctors
in
Baghis figure by Instalments morning, put on a b'lg ulster, and make carefully pumped up till be was tlglu Polar expeditions, and they mean
When, however, hair is closely exfor
ray.
wife?"
he
asked.
in a small fragment of a bloke with, nothing on but a pair o' as a drum. Stringy went up" to town equal discomfort and danger. Their
amined under the microscope, this Is
.'••*•
"Thero are many doctors in Bad not so. The European's hair Is rouridT",
broken looking glass— shorts and a vest run a mile afore he and walked Into the music hall manobjects
are
sometimes
very
curious.
dad," replied ttie wise man, "and
"not one chap in a hun- lias his breakfast and some chaps can ager's office.
A party has set off for the wilds of cannot, tell you which of them Is the and the negro's oval, while that des- ,
dred IB 'altogether satisfied with olsaelf. be happy as you please sipping a quart | " 'Good morning, sir,' ses he. 'I've
tructlve rodent, the mouse, possesses
A bloke may walk along the street mug of ale while the other bloke sits come about that Job yau promised me Northern China, for Instance ,to trave best. But you can go to each of those hair that is evidently Jointed. The,
, ''
chucking out a cb^st, and looking as with a glass o' barley water in his .provided I put on another 100 pounds.' to its lair a very tiny insect' which doctors in turn, and I shall give you
uat's is Jagged, Indeed, every animal
Tne
if ho valued hlsself at twice bis
is
the
cause,
of
a
fatal
dlsease.-It.Is
the
power—to
see
round
about
them
.™it — •' ...
,• '
"
manager looked up and
'•
) "This was the sort of trainer Dimo whistled.
weight In
a sort of water-tick whose bite, the spirits of all their patients who POBSCSBOS f i l a m e n t o f a peculiar
was
Quality. Human hair, the root of which'
'''•'
.analyze
analyze his feelings, so to"speak, you'd 1han<
—u<>erf trained the bloke he had i n ) '"Holy smoke,' ses he, 'you've done though unfelt at the time, is fatal, and have died."
Is bulbous. Is enclosed In a skli folfind he was wishing' he" was two feet I
l P ectly, but he never denied it and no mistake—it's a marvel so It accounts for thousands of deaths a
The merchant thanked the wise licle, associated with which are
taller, eighteen inches shorter, or 70 ""self
nothing, for he had no belief ,ls. You must weigh
everyjnmce of 250 pear among the-dwellera near the-riv- man,-armed-wIth-thiB~wonderful-powr
poundsTlignterras-the-easeiaay~Tier^'\ln'tbe f°rco of a;good example. How- now, don't; you?
you ?'
ers of. North China. In fact, Arctic er, he set off on a tour of the doctors, sebaceous glands, whose—secretion"— "-—-——
;
"A chap I call to mind now I'm on ever, he reckoned tho'fattening up of
"'Well, I ain't weighed meself,' sea Up Antarctic explorers often fill up He was horrified at what he saw, gives food and glossiness to the h a l r . v . the topic of personal appearance was Stringy from 100 to 125 pounds was • Stringy, 'but I reckon I go about that.' he time between trips to the IceAnother fact that emphasizes the
Some had only a hundred or so ghosts
"Stringy Bates, alias the Human Hair- about the biggest proposition he'd ever
" 'Marvelous,' ses the manager. 'I'd
with dangerous scientific expe- hovering about them, but 'some had wonders of Nature is that each lialr,
pin, and .as you might guess from the taken on and shook his bead doubtful like to weigh you myself to see, but world
insignificant as it is in size, holds a
ditions
of
this
sdrt.
thousands.
nM
jitter he'd fejt Stringy'"
nickname, he was one of them
•unfort-unatebv I've uu nculua here:"
" 'It'll take a bit o' doing,' ses he, "Stringy gave a sigh of relief, for he "No one, you^wpuld tlilnk, -would ed to have passed their entire lives black, red, or flaxen; but when the
that don't run to fat. Stringy stood six
feet two in his socks, and unless he with a sigh, 'WhaVsets me is where knew the rubber suit only weighed ravel thousands oflmTes and spend a killing people. But at last Ee found coloring matters falls the .hair adopts
bad a good background behind him y°ur erub gets to-^you eat as much as half a pound, and the air inside it ear In the African Jungle simply in one doctor who had only one ghost the dreaded grey hue.
irder to get bitten by poisonous flies, In attendance.
BBB htm nt pi'i, l.Mng h,itif | any two men, but there's no sign of it less than nothing.
he hair-have
This was dona q. few yoo.ro ogo by p, —"Ah, ttHir la the best doctor I have
on such slender lines that you "might j anywhere. So fur as I can see it must
Well,' ses: the manager, 'I reckon
frequently provided the means of
erman
expedition
studying
sleeping
easily mistake him for a bell rope or fly. to .your feet, as they're the biggest you'll suit me right" enough" now. Your
yet seen ! " thought the merchant, and, bringing about a criminal's
a goal post. He was that narrer across part of ypur body.'
character's good, and you're big Ickness. Two of the party deliberate- aloud, lie said: "I have sought long tlon.
courted
deatb."By
laying
themselves
'"What do you recommend?" ses enough for anything.' Just sit down
the shoulders, and his head was so
for you, having heard marvelous reThere is one case on record—that
round and small, that unless you Strings.
there, will you, and sign this paper— ipeh to the bite of the .tsetse fly In the ports of your skill. Come, I pray you, of a murderer who had killed his
eeping sickness belt in order that and mike my wife well again, as you
" 'Well,' said Dimo, 'you might stand "t's a contract to serve for a year.'
could see which way his feel were
victim by means of a blow on the
pointing, you couldn't tell whether on your head for half-an-hour after
"Stringy sat down, and this must hey might scientifically study their have made so many others."
brow—in which fiafrs IBaF had been
you--was looking at his front or his meals to make it go the other waV, have put an extra bit of strain on the wn symptoms and have various curaThe doctor looked puzzled.
sideways.
but I'm doubtful. No, what we must do India-rubber suit, or perhaps_Diino iye extracts tested. Sleeping sick"I wilj^cpme^ _tp_yp_ur_jvlf e,"_he said ; found on a hammer-in the possession '
"Stringy never worried much about for you, Stringy,-is bulldlng-uprextw; rgarTt sere wed "the valve up tight ess kills tens of thousands of natives "hut f marvel that you should have >( the suspected manrafter being sub-—
[ected to careful scrutiny under the
.his personal appearance; sojong as he meals, port and biscuits at ten, stout enough, for a long sigh came from the a year.
heard of me. I knp_w_ not how I can
got his dinner sharp at one o'clock nnd oysters at Twelve; plate of soup at back of Stririgy's shouldefsllke a soul /Great-expeditions are at times, fit- have such fame, for I am but newly miscroscope, proved to be those of the
every day and didn't have more'n 'arf three, beefsteak pudding with two In torment.
ted out to bring back rare germs In become a doctor and so far I 'have uman eye-brow;
This, coupled with the fact that the
his fair share of work to do lie was vegetables at eight. If you shove In " 'Feeling a bit mis'rable, eh?' ses the bottles. One sent out by the Johns only
had one patient!"
perfectly happy, but by-and-bye 1the little snacks like this along with your manager. 'Sorry to leave the army?' Hopkins University of Baltimore has
victim was killed by a blow on the
time came whVi g(rinfTV'qi'E''"'T' r" """
the link lu the
'No,' BUS Strltlgy, trying to squeeze Just returned to civilization after two
was in, and he had to think, about 50 pounds In two months—but it'll cost the valve against the back of the chair. years in the wilds of Peru and EcuQIJ^TE A BIG ORDEfi.
chain of evidence -which sufficed to.
you
something.'
going out into the cold, hard world,
convict the prisoner.
"'Then what the dickens are you ador, with a bag of no fewer than
"Dimo was
j£ght^It
did cost some-, sighl ng -like-that for^s
where no dinner bugle sounds at mld!—Clang!——^^J ;;-:;-:_;:;
:T r
T
elghtyr'tnousand~
million
of—disease
"~
'
—day and-where mrMncl quartermaster th"fn"g7~an"d w hat'8 Tn6re~ It^cost twice"
The bell ranfflg once; and, in obe?
CROSSING THE STILE.
germs, representing the sources of
fits you with swell suits o' clobber as much as It need have done, for
"By this time the Blgh had increased South American lepr'dsy, blackwater dience to that summons, the driver
free gratis,
.
Dimo always helped Stringy with the to a loud hiss, and already Stringy's
immediately brought the cumberWhen Mr. Trotman put up for our
"'I've bin wondering what I'll do food. He said you couldn't expect a suit dlda't fit half so -well as it had fever, and pellagra.
some great motor 'bus to a standstill parish council he- made "Progress!"
A
few
of
these
expeditions
are
made
•.when I leave" the army,' he seg to trainer to stand-by watching a feller done a minute before.
by
the
pavment.
_
his watchword, and_:nis candidature
profit as jwell as scientific knowDimo Harris one night 'What Job do making a -bog of hisself on fjtout and
"'What In thunder is the matter for
No one alighted. For a moment the was ye.ry well received until lie -put
ledge.
,
oysters, and 'sides, to train a chap with you?' ses the manager.
you recommend?'
conductor looked towards to top ex- forward a scheme . for doing away •
" 'I heard of one what'd Just suit proper you had ta taste food to see " 'It ain't me,' ses Stringy, weakpectantly; then he ran hastily up the with the old stile at the top of the
HAD THE ADVATS'TAGE.
• you tho other day,' ses Dimo. 'It was that it was of the right quality. This, like, groping under his coat to try and
steps.
hill, and putting in its place a neat,
with a firm of manufacturing iron- however, did not apply to some filthy get a grip on the valve.
"Didn't you^ soy you wanted
jg.at-lron gate.
nlongers, and the pay was $7.50 a tasting fattening medicine that Stringy " 'Thon tho gas IB escaping,' BOD tho- Young Mike Bradv hnd bpan anAfter that, no one was surprised
had to take twice a day. Dimo said he'd manager, as he ran to the gas-jet; gaged to carry the lunch out to the •ouses of Parlymint?" he asked a man
week.
^'That's Just my handwriting.' ses take Strlngy's word for it that it-was but the tap was turned off all right. shooting party. While .the sportsmen who was sitting on the front seat, when he was returned at the bottom',
of the poll, and all the ungnged girls
Stringy. "What sort o' work was it? nasty, and if It was nasty it was bound "Ely this time Stringy was about half were enjoying their sandwiches, one unconcernedly smoking a"cfgarette.
^ of the village were immensely jubilant „_
to be doing good.
Not too hard, I hope?'
size, and -unless.something was.done. of them asked if he would like to have : "Er—yes!" was the reply.
-^"Well," fetorted Sle conductor," at his defeat.
"At life end 6r six weeks utmo was and done quick, he knew he was in the a shot
noV sea Dimo." 'It was Jump"you'd better came down for 'em.
ing through bits o' tin to make nut- so fat that he bad to get a new issue cart. All he wanted at'that moment
During the fine evenings in Spring •
"Sure, and Twould!" said Mike.
meg graters, and you're Just the of clothes from the quartermaster's was a short interview with a bicycle
A gun was loaded and given to htm 'Anged If I'm going to bring 'em up you will note quite a number of
bulld-to-niftke-the-right-sIred-holes^-f^toreT-but-vrh
couples impatiently -walking -about,
pump, and he'd-seen a-bicycle in-the He strolled off-across-the fields,
."Stringy picked up his fist, spat on weighed, he'd only put on six: ounces. hall below.
awaiting their turn for the stile.
saw nothing to shoot except two cow
iDimo-shook—Ms-head—«orMrfuH_ut-won.t_fi,gn_the_paper_juBt_now^ and-a donky—At-lasMie-espled-a-spar
-It—and looked
It^was-Jimmy—Badser-r^-confirmedlike,
he'd like to decorate it, but Dimo was
he ses, hurried like. 'I've left a pal row sitting on the branch of a tree,
woman-hate'r, who tarred the top bar
" 'Can't understand It,' ses he. 'You j outside I must see for a minute. Shan't singing to the sun.
. ono of those short, stocky fellers
When a member of the public pays of the stile for six successive even- ,
that bounce like India-rubber balls, must be in a decline or something. 'keep you -waiting half a second.'
The
sparrow
saw
him,
but
cOntln
for
admission to any particular part Ings. He was detected on the seventh
and hit llko, steam hammers, so Stringy. However, there's still a
" 'No, no,' ses the manager, 'don't
of a theatre, he is entitled, If he finds night by the widow Liisk, and if he
chance left, for I was reading in the hurry away. Sit down. We must get ued chirruping merrily.
Stringy let It pass.
In fear and trembling that the~biri
had not been ready-witted enough
" 'Then/_ thoy was looking for a newspaperjhe other day of a wonder- this fixed up now.' ' —
• • ••- would fly off 'before he was ready, there Is no room for him in thai part, instantly to propose matrimony to her,
steeplejack to- wash down Nelson's ful medicine that puts on 7 pounds a
"He pushed Stringy back into his Mike knelt down on one knee and took to demand his money back. He has she would have undoubtedly handed
this right, even though it be express
. column,'.ses Dimo, 'and as you could day. It costs $5 a bottle, but ns It's chair, and Stringy sat down with a
Iy stated on the theatre bills that no handed him over to the vengeance of
do It without the help of ladders, they rour only chance you'd better spring $5 Jolt. It was the last straw that broke careful aim. Still the bird sang on.
Bang! After a few seconds of doubt money will be returned. But without the lovers of the locality.
'
might'give you the job to save ex- on It, Stringy.'
the camel's back. There was. a loud
"Ay," admitted Jimmy ruefully, less
"Stringy did, and after tho first dose squelch and Stringy became a human Mike arrived nt the conclusion thai permission, he is not entitled to ocpense.'
" 'There'H a thing what needs washr lie reckoned it was well worth the hair-pin again, with a suit of clothes be was right In supposing hlmsel: cupy a seat in any other part of the than a month after his marriage to
Ing more'n Nelson's column,' ses money, for it was fair twice as nasty that hung on htm In folds, ami a mo- flat on his back,. Picking-himself~up v theatre—If. he-does so,-the-proprietor the-Widow, "and I-wIsh ah"e 'ad now;" "
Stringy nastily, 'and thatVyour face," as tlio first and gave him shooting ment later bo was lying in a heap in he looked nt the 'tree. Yes; tho merry may have him removed. In effecting
To watch ^a young couple crossing
but If I took tho job on U would have pains. All tho same, he didn't look tho gutter outside, while the manager, sparrow was still there, chirruping as such removal, hoVcver, no more force the stile Is an interesting spectacle.
bit fatter after a week of it, and with four fingers in bis mouth, was 'happily as over.
to bo time work, not piece,' nnd with
"This way!" Instructs tho youth,
must bo used than_Is reasonably
nec'
'— Mike shook his fist ot'thd Ilt"tld"crenr| •
noddinFnrt~thoT>atlrbeyond:
"
found that he'd not only lost tho six
Boat and ntalked out of tho room.
turo.
"Oh, I could never climb that great
Either by applause or by biases, -an
"Next day ho got a week's furlough ounccB gained, but bad lost four moro
l'irm,KI> THE POMCEJfAN.
"Ah,
you murdorln' rascal! It's iiidlcnco Is legally entitled to express thing!" she,pr'otests;' ' '
and went up to London looking for a
yourself wouldn't bo singing so gay uch emotions as arb natural at the
"Now <lon't you' be so silly!" he
" 'There's no mistake about It,' sea
job, and, not finding ono waiting for
Before sho wont away for a, week If you had boon this end of tho gun!' nomcnt. In tho same way, it has a retorts. "Why," two or three years
him on the." station, ho wont Into n Dimo, 'you're In a decline all right, olo at the seaside Mrs. Jones made her
fght to express its free and unbiased ago, when you 'ad your 'air down your
miiHlc-lmll to HCO tho Hhow. On tho sport. There aln/t no need for you to little husband promise to take the
pinions regarding tho merits1 or the buck, you was swarming over it all
Till:
MUST
IIOUK
FOB
1VOKK.
way up to tho gallery ho mot tho worry nliout thla job, aa you'll bo dead children for a walk on Saturday nfemorlts of the performers. No part day."
. ',";•; ',.••,.>> ( ' f ' .," .
In
a
fortnight
at
this
rate.'
manager, and from force of hnhlt asktornoon.
'
if
nn
audience
is
entitled,
however,
"Well,
you
get over first and help,
It
IH
n
curious
fact
in
nuychology
" 'Decline bo blowed,' SOB ' Stringy.
ed him If ho hail n vacancy for a wollNow, tho Jonoa family consisted of Hint nobody can stay at tho samo o nmke such an Immoderate noise as mo," sho orders.
sot-up, Hmnrt young army mnn,
I 'Look at what I've Just discovered,'
The youth accordJnEly..._surmQunta
"'C'ort'nly,' BOH tlio mannRor, 'but nnil:ho;hold up1 the bottlo he'd been nn equal mixture ot boys: and girls,
twenty- 111 prevent pli'ors from_ hearing^w.ha.t,
going fin on tbo stage.
1Kb Htlio"lii n markedly athletic way,
diking, ' "James Antl-fut," you bloom- iind numbered n' "dozenyifffir-Sa'ttlf~ four hours togqthor. tn tho morning
whoro IH hot"
If n body of- people attend a theatre vaulting It airly and drawing himself
"Stringy, tapped hta choHt, 'Ho Htnmlw ing fool, and you buy ntuff llko Hint for duy afternoon saw Jones marching you are more ninttor-of-fnel, for Indown the High street nt tho bond of Htnnco, than lutor in tlio day. It (a 1th tho deliberate Intention of wrock- up prldofully to attention on tho fura chap trying to put on fioHh.'
afore you,' HOB ho.
'"Well, I'm blowod,' BOS nimo. 'Antl- |hlB progeny,
" 'I'm afraid tho light must ho rnthor
In tho morning that tho hout brain ig a piece or binning a performer, ther Hide. Incidentally, It may bo
Officer Plumhond now to tho gnmo, work IH dono, loo — brnln work of tb
: amounts In law to n coiiHplracy. mentioned that Jack Beano once failed
bad,' HOB the manager, 'for I didn't Thin wnB tho stuff I meant—dear, dour,
rockornlKo you from tho doHcrlptlon. bo\v caroloBH of mo; $R thrown and, therefore, zealous, watched Hurt that ruqulrou ImhiiUry uml clea And If, by tumult or violent disorder, to clear the stile, nnd Immediately
JonoH nnd bin party for a fow brief thinking. And It IH about cloven I. three or moro peraons nctunlly cnrry broke off nogotlntlona with Sally CarAre you looking for a job UH n human away,'
Bltoloton?'
" 'Flyo doHam!' nhotitn Stringy; 'Ton ncconda; then walked firmly up to him thn morning (hut your body ..reuclto. out Hiicb n design, thoy may. bo guilty ter bocnuso sho laughed.
"It WIIM 'on tlio tip of Htrlngy'H blooming OIIIICOH o' nolld llOHb, you nnd arrested tho llttlo mnn.
"Now,
then," snys tho youth, "give
'(H hlKboBt point of energy. In otho of n riot,
toiiRiin to link Iho maiingor If ho
"You como nlong to tlio stntlon with worilH you nro Htrongor, tlmuKh ;il
mo your 'nnd,"
menu, and there ain't a man can Hpnro
looking for tho job of human punch- 'em IOHH than me. You'vo put mo In tho mo!" ordered ho.
Ho glvoH nn nlnrmcd Blurt, for, bouo.Ht Imperceptibly, ut eleven In Hi
Till; NTOKV OP THRIFT.
bull, but ho realized U wnii no gooi! pit proporly, OH H'H too Into to try tlio
"But wbnt for?" quorlod the dutiful Horning than nt throe In tho uftor
Ing n cautlousi youth, bo Is fearful*
lotting bin temper got tho upper bnnil other Hluff now.'
futhor. "I hnvon't dono nnythlrJl?!" . noon. You reach Hint highest poln
lent H!IO Hhouhl mlHlntorprot bin moanof him when bo WIIH looking for work
II roqulroH no grou( Htretch of Im- Ing.
"Ho,
lilndood!" miBworcd tho zonl iwlen In tho day, for itbout live I
"It'H nil right,' HOH nimo. 'I've hail nn
" 'No,' HUH ho, 'I wan womlorlng If Ideu In Ilia bnok of my bond nil nlotiK, IIB ono,
ugliinlloii to picture ono of our for'
"f only menu Juat to 'old for a
tlio iiftoriioon Hie niUHculnr
.
you wanted u big, Htrllclim-lookliiK lint Ive bin trying to do tblngH by
"I rofiiHO (o romol" Hliouteil Jonoa bun rlHon iiKaln. Kut from live oiiwun liourH In oartb'H onrlloHt ngea who Hoeoiul whlln you cllmba ovor," ho
bloko to Htand ut tho entrance (o tin natural mniuiH, AH It luiHU't punned In n frnnjiy. "Anywiiy, (oil mo what I II ilnollnoH Hloudlly nil throiigb tin WIIH moro ecoiiomlcal than bin follows. tixplnlmi quickly.
bull UH n Mold-innrBlinl.'
out, wn miiHt do It unnaturally, nnd nil nm mippOHod to bavo done?"
nveiiliig, and on t i l l hotwnnn - uml ! Mere meat In those dayo was tho
"Why,
whnt O|HO should you monn?"
"'Well,' HOH tho ninmiKor, 'H! range to yon need now IH n nlco HKbt-llttliiK
Hluniliird of u miin'n worldly wealth. Him nHkii urtleiiHly.
"I don't know what you're nupponcd A. M.
nay, our oommlimlonalrn IH lenvliiK Hiilt o' th>H rubber.Hint.you ci\n..i)ut to have dono," retorted Pluiiiliond
With llio coming of eolim uml tokonn
"Tlmt'n nil right!" ho Hayo IliiHhliig "
. Hliortly', 'iind wn want nomeone (o tnl<n on next your iikln. You can then blow with lofly BiirciiHin, "Hut If you nln't
of iirocloiiH nioliilH, moro Inntlng nnd fiirliiiiHly. "I'orlinpn, tbongli, you'd
!U:,H
bid pliico.'but 1'm'iifrnld you'll hurilly ymmiolf up by your mouth or by imlng lone nolliliiK, tlien, I nxn you, whnt
dnriihlo than nny other milmtanco, gel iiloiiK bultor without inn InterHull. You HOO, u chap what lookii IIH If n hleycln pump, IIH you plniiHO—nny- In Ihln 'oro crowd follnrln' you for'/ 1
Madiimo Nordlcii, Ihn grei't uliigor, t b r l n nuiiil have luken u long leap fering"
ho ain't hud it nqunro monl for n wuy, thn olYocl'tt tlio HUIUO; If tho unit
linen told im t h a t tlio pruttkmt coin fonvnrd; but llui ntory of Hitvlng
Accordingly the maid cluinborii unmonth iiln'l much of mi advortliiomeiit IIIn properly you'll look 250 poundii
lilliiii'iil Htm ovnr rerelved camo frou: Hin tain of civilization. Certainly In aldoil up tho ntlle.
to n hull, I'ooplo might run nwny with
coiuuoi: wAimin THKIIK.
"That'll n grand Idnii," BOH HtrlnKy.
u cowboy w h u n Him liud boon nlngliii. ivory UKO I'UHb or caoli'H vnluo lian
"You'll IIIIYO to help mo now!" Hho
tho Men wn worked you no hiird you oven If you only wnlgh luilf HO much.'
In u concnrt In "Toxiui one bitterly given power, uml tliu ukllful exponent
bail no time to out,'
I wlnh you'd thought of It nforo I
I'rofoHBor JokBom, tbongh it mnn cold night. It WIIH n cominirutlroly if,economy bun Invariably Hboiift IIH HII.VH, nxtniiilhiK both her bumlH to
him. "Ob, I nm HO frightened of full"'I HII|I|IOHO I am it Irlltn on Ibo thin threw away nil Hint money on food of profound nriidltlon, wun onnontlulHiuull pluce, and Ihn iirraiigeiiiDiitn for ii moro forcnriil liniii Iliiin bin I'ello\vn,
HldoT' HOB
nnd Hloiit nnd thing",'
y n iiportHiiiun, nnd, moroovor, n llui concert worn rullior prlniltlvn, but who, If not oxtrnvuKiint, worn ut loan! ing, You will cutj:h me If I do?"
"You
take your lime about It," ho
" MiiHl n trlllo,' i HOH Ibo
'Not thrown nwuy,' HOH Dimo, Hbnk- Kront fnvorlto umong nndergrudnuten
Ihn iiiidlence wun niirnpturod. Tlio ipullietle over money iiindom.
recominemlit,
'You do look rather llko it Ml rim It of Ing bin head, 'not thrown uwuy; It'll nt tho University of Oxbridge.
cow
hoy
nnpoolnlly
WIIH
cburiiiod,
nnd
The
prolilntorln
worthy
iniKKontod
llKhtnliiK In n pair of troliHln, without dono me n night of good. Uowpvor,
Hnmnliovi' nlm nllpn, though uml urOno evening bo guvn it illnnor phrly
inoiinliiK no offonco. Hut HOO bora— our bygoiieii In liygoneii, and an wo llhltih- o which ho Invltfld n number of bin ho Hilt upollboiinil during tlio whole iliovo probuhly relied upon 'i larder rlvcii awkwardly on tho ground,
'Veiling lliilenlng to tlio HliiKor'n wou- IroiiKbolil for tlio Hoeurlty of hlti HIIVcoiiiinlmilonntro ain't InnvliiK for two od thn Inn I bottlo of Invalldn' lUont
"Ob, my nnklo!" Hho wnllH. "You'll
monthii, nnd If you can piU on n bit of Hihi morning, It'n no KOIII! worryliiK 'oiillifnl frlondH, Aflorwnrd, when tlio l o r f u l notoii,
ngn, but wltli tlio advent of coinage luivo to help mo walk."
mil
of
rnmlnlHconco
began
to
roll,
1m
Wbnii thn concert wan ovnr ami -niiio r«coptuclon for (ho aufo nuniodv
llonli— niiy, uimlher 100 pnmuln In Hint ovor iipllt milk, I'll go nnd nee uboilt
"KlKbt you are," hn nuyii with con(lino, Iho job'ii yourn. ftl.liO it week nnd Hint rubber milt -I expect It'll emit it iidilenlv took down u magnificent Kordlcu wnii wruppliiK U|> In relurii if rnnb. AH n matter of fuel, u money- cern, "Tnko my iiri'ii!1'
Hwnri]
which
huiiK
ovor
tbo
llropluco,
n uniform wbut 'II fetch every Klrl In tidy poiiny.'
o her hotel, Him dlncovered Hint her beHt with nil liiKoiilnuii (rup-door
• hotlor put your nrm round
lirnndlnhliiK It nbovo bin hond, ex- iv a I'm overnlioen had boon fill-gotten, -vuu found In llio pyniinldii of (Jl/.eli. my"llnllnr
it IwO'inlln rnilliiH,'
"It. did, for It bail to bo mndo to and,
wulHl," Him migKcntn.
claimed:
" 'Hiiy, Kuv'nor,' HOII HlrlnKy, 'II'H u iiioiuiuro, and Hlrlngy, being iiiioh it
I'lio rowlioy otTered to go for thorn, ml, ciirloiiHly enniigh, It Iind for it
Thin ho doeH, uml Ihn pair |irogronii
"Novor Hluill I forgot. Iho dny wbon mil lie not off nt once, lly nnd by ionipnnlon it chlld'n innnny-box. Hiiro iilowly.
doiil nil rlKbt-. I'll bo bnoli In two grout loiiKdi nnd ruhbnr lining about
monthii (hut fut you'll luivo to lot out JU.fiO it pound In HIOIIO ilnyii, It ran for tho firnt time I drew thin trunty in rainn biiok w i t h ono of llio mlim- Vldence of t h r i f t In Ilione fur-oft dayii.
"\Vliy yrtu nln'l HmpliiR liny moral"
lh« old rommlimlomilro'a uniform nforo Hlrlngy liy-for HomotliliiK llko
ng nlioiiH.
liut blude."
Thou, again, (born In Hin well-known ho crleu proHontly.
Tho
company
Immediately
bocitmo
I run net Into U.'
"Hut you've only ln-oiiglit mini" ex- 11 no In hltitory. when llui Kmporor
I wnn w(irlh It, for wbon HlrlnKy put
"I I Hhouhl If I hadn't got your
"Htrlimy hurried bnok to ImrraokM i (m"nnd"iilMU)"imd"worknd nt' him 'nlort, oxpnolli.K ono of ih« profoHnor'i. laliued Nordlcn,
'hurleniugnn or tbn KrnnliH, u f t n r he- nrm (o bold mo up," Mho nxplulnn,
Unit Hiinin iirnnliiK, for ho reeliiiued If with n bloynlo pump for llvo nilniitoH, IbrllllnK, If immowhnt fanciful «torlo«i,
Tin)
cowboy
looked
einliarrunnoil
IK
crowned
ut
Homo,
proHontod
nach
' It IH common knowledge that Hully
he wan K<>|IIK to iitnrt. Iho fitltonliiK »l> ho niHUlt WIIH nliout thn (Umiit ihlitK Tlllll > linlt"'' »» nwn-ntrlokon fnmli- in),
mullortHK nomntliliiK nliout f bin follownrii w i t h u moimv-box, Triincott, Unity Luko, and 1'niii j\Ianou
prociiHii It'd ho choitpnr to do It on (lov- n bin, bonvy mini you cuulil wlidi (<> mnn:
tho other, lu> wont off
ormmmt rntlonn limn when ho hnd to ion, flront MK corporation Im bud, »'•« I "And whom did you ilrnw It, HlrT" ,Vlioii ho lirouglit Ihn necond nhoo, 'ho vontWiln worn hidden to HUVO llttlo nil llrnt got tholr men llko tliln,
y lltlle. In vlow of n future, return
Tlio ntllii linn Intoroiit for tlio old
pity for It. Alno, bo know that it ohnp, blok nrinii, ntul it pulr (»' limn Ul»> I "Whoro did I drnw It?" mild tlio pro- Sordini oald: '
) their own laml nil Itintnncu IIK« folk UH wull H« (bo young. Jonntluiu
with it IlKuur'llUu hin couldn't nut on iloplmntn.
foniuir, "Oh, In ft rnfflfl,"
"I'm norry thnl you luivo hnd no
voice from tbu punt of (ho cumiilii- Tnttlelieo, for Imitation, waxen Quit
tloidi without, profoHHlimnl advice, uml
"'HtrlnKy,' "«" Dlilio. iibnhliiK bin
—
iiieli iriinhlo,"
power of trttton, Much lutor In liiilhotlo iibout, II.
In Dimo Hitrrln ho hud tho vory mini mud, 'you're it oliinli for thn job now, Hume mon 1 might compliment their
"Not nt nil, inailuiii," ropllod th» ndfor (ho Job,
tml I hope you won't forgot 'your olo wlvon morn IT limy worn given nn no- i l r h i K y o u t h ; "I only wluli you worn Inlory Iho I'lilldren of thn ImrKliorn
f I'nrlii woro preiieuted wllh toy"Dimo, you MOO, wnn it (minor, I pit) when ynii'rn iilumlliiK largo and ciinloual chuiico |o tnllt.
OrontnoiiH IH novor tlirunt upon n
ooiillpoilnl"
oiKiy-hnxoH by l r ruucln I,
mnn who toiulu un nlmlnmi llf«.
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PRASCH, JR.
Funeral Director
and
Embalmer
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Twelfth Street, between Railroads.
(Local Phoue 901. Bell,.47-D.
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Hammonton.
N. J
Edw. Cathcart,
Contractor & Builder
ContrarAvcTf Hammonton, N.TJT
The Chautauqua Festival.
T7"OU would not be apt to think that wealthy men'
•*• '. would feel auy particular need of life insurance.
Yet they are among the heaviest patrons of the
great life insurance companies.
Great investors, accustomed to dealing with large
sums, and therefore familiar-with the fickleness of Dame
Fortune—they fully appreciate the certainty and dependability of life insurance.
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Jobbing
Shop Work
Furniture Repairing
All Milk Bottles
FORREST F. DRYDEN. Pmident
Sterilized
With Live Steam
It would elve thin Company much pleasure to have you visit the I'rudentlal Exhibit
on Life Insurance and Public Welfare, Palace ol Mines and Metallurgy, Panama1'acltlc Kxpusltlou. San Francisco.
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FRY'S DAIRIES
South .Jersey Republican
very
Clarified Milk
Entered In Hammonton Post-Office as second*class matter by
HOYT & SON, PUBLISHERS
' Orvtlle E. Hoyt
William O. Hoyt
Subscription Price: 81.25 per Tear. 11.00 In Atlantic County. Three cents per copy.
On sale at office, and at Well's News Itoom
Advertising Itates on application.
Local Phones.—532. 633.1093.
SATURDAY. JUNE 19, 1915
Fire-Insurance at Cost.
The Cumberland Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Will insure your' property at les
cost than others. Reason: operat'g
expenses light ; no loading
^premium for""profits y sixty-sevei
years of satisfactory service. Casl
For particulars, see
Cor. Second and Cherry Streets
Gardiner Brothers
Winslow & Hammonton
AUTO E X P R E S S
Use Bell Phone 37-J-4, or leave
orders..at_Turner!s Garage—
Residence, Winslow, N. J.
All Kinds of Hauling:.
It*
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GET THE
Telephone Habit.
TIME SAVER
A MONEYMAKER
A Necessity of modern Business,
ICcoiioinicuI and Social
Conditions.
Hammonton Telephone & Tel. Co
Gives Best of Service
At Lowest Cost.
A. J. RIDER, Pros't and Manager.
il nnil l'i|,i>rnlcil f u r I'Mi l,il Uni,
NOT W i l l rltOI'IT
A Surprise To All.
This entire community was amazed when they learned that eight o:
our most prominent and highly respected citizens had been taken to
May's Landing, oil Wednesday.morning, in automobiles, and placed in
charge of Sheriff Joseph-R. Bartlett, the official being handed regular
commitments, charging the men with various offenses, such as disorderly
conduct7^nTinieirnessrforgery7"ar!3onretcr~The^"Sheriff"nianacled- his
prisoners, and placed them in the jail. It was a mystery, unexplainable
by~aiijrof~thlTSccused^ However,~they were not long kept "icTdurance
vile," for Bro. Bartlett exercised his authority and gave each a forfhal
release on his own recognizance ; and they joyfully went on their way
to the Egg Harbor River, where a yacht was in waiting, and they pro
ceeded to enjoy a ride down stream, with its attendant fishing and fun",
which seemed not to be lessened by their earjier experience.
Well, the party was composed of Messrs. M. L,. Jackson, Wm. J.
Smith, W. R. Tilton, C. F.'Osgood, Samuel Anderson, J. A. Waas,
eorge Elvins, and Wm. L. Black,—Directors of The Peoples Ban
who had^lantiecTtlieliveFtrip as their annual outing. The arrangements were made by Mr. Black, and the surprise was carried out as a
Dractical joke on his colleagues.
Bold OT«r
1O,OOO Farms
Wo O«n Poll Your rarnu
AVn inalnlnln II!K trvnrnil nnirnn
III Now Vi.rli. lliiMlmi, I'lilliiilnlIililu anil Hyriicuno fur Ilin omiviiuloiico of fariu nuoUonii wn
ntlvorllno In thounuinlH of nawif*
jiupui'u, tnrtn impcrn anil IIIUKHKlnnDi wo huvo Ml nil tlninn lit nur
Illon III" minion i>f over 100,000
jirunpmillvo furni .liuyurn.
Ton -pity »o> tftt of any klua
w« »11 jrour farm. Wo
toe llfUng or tutrcrtldmr.
1C you wunt to noil your farm'
wrltii lu-cluy r»r full Inforinutlim
uiul fmo ropy of "Bow to 0*11
Xour jriunu" ti>
H. W. Miller,
(ludlray Jliillitliix, llniiuiiiiutuii
Ag»nt for
E. A.Stroat Fwrm Agency,Iac.
a whole.entertainment themselves
Mrs. D. pleased especially in her
recitations and'monologues.
Tuesday afternoon, Dr. H. C.
Ferguson spoke :on -" Lights and
Shadows," which delighted allwho
braved the heated temperature.
Dr. Raguel's illustrated talk on
Belgium was one which everyone
should have heard. He had speni
many months there, and studied
his 'subject,- and -the description
was worthy of a Sunday evening
union meeting in one of the town
churches. Unfortunately, a severe
storm kept many away.
The Bern a Concert Party gave
excellent selections at each session
and earned several encores.
The Wednesday lecturer, Hon
A. L.TIBlair, was filled with his
topic, Some Great Current Problems," and from start to finish
kept, .his hearers busy a-tbinking
and all went away glad that they
had heard him, for they had been
interested-arid benefitted. In the
evening he spoke on "The P^cess,
and what does it Represent ?" It
was clear to our reporter that he
had ran the gauntlet, from JUevi
to Editor, so familiar was he with
the sorrows and joys, temptations
and trials, the ways of getting and
manufacturing news. He denounced yellow journalism, and advised
_alj_tp withhohjL suppori_from_such_
as print trash and lies. The great
good done by the Press", and the
near-future possibilities of great
city dailies was very graphically
brought out.
The Suwanee Quartette rendered
excellent selections,— comic., and
old plantation melodies-,—delighting those who love good music
Their voices were good, blended
nicely, and the fact that every song
brought an encore is proof thai
theiuvork was.appreciated.
.Pledge cards were signed, and
there is a possibility that they will
return next season.
Miss Elizabeth Myrick started
yesterday for Massachusetts, where
she will attend her brother Lockwood's graduation exercises, at
Harvard University. The mother
already there, where a visit of
three weeks will be made.
' .The High School Commencement, last Friday evening, attracted a
'till bouse, as usual. The exercises were a novelty,—an exhibition of
he actual class work in the several departments. Each section proved
uteresting, but the combination occupied too much time (which no one
could foresee), and it was past midnight when the curtain came down,
fhe idea wan a good one, and can be so modified as to please us all.
Miss Anna L. Holland, who is
t was a fine class, and we congratulate faculty and pupils upon what
training for Christian work in the
hey have accomplished.
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The tramp question is getting to be one which is bothering people
ti this vicinity.
Not only are they a nuisance to housewives,, but are
uspectecl of k n o w i n g something about the cause of the many fires, both
.welling and forest.
Yesterday morning we counted them by the
ozen, off the main street, some on foot, others snoozing on doorsteps
until the lady of the house had breakfast under way. Oh, for a stone
ile I Or we might put them at work tearing up Uellevuc Avenue.
Deacoiiess"Sclibbl~6f~ the PTeSliyterinn Church, has been engaged by
the West Jersey Presbytery to take
care of the Summer work of the
[taliau Protestant work here.
Residents on First Koud, from
Tenth to Twelfth St., will observe
a safe and Hane Fourth of July, by
decorating their hoiiHesaml grounds
No,, the local fire companies ure not without friends. .Several of with flags, bunting, and Chinese
ur business men have voluntarily signified their williiigncHs to donate anteniH, and will illuminate the
same at night, when they will also
iite hundred dollar* fueli toward u motor-truck for Company No. i . receive their neighbors and friends,
lad they owned one lust Sunday morning, they could probably have
sxved most of the Coclirun mansion.
Horses are good, but for racing
o a fire, give UH a motor wagon. 1'un.t the hat, gentlemen.
E. A. Slrou t Farm Agency
; The three day Chautauqua tha
visited Hammonton this week was
a success, so far as the managers
and participants are concenied
but the attendance was far from
satisfactory.
Miss MacGuigan, the little vio
linist, was very pleasing, an exper
with the instrument, and was givei
an encore at each appearance. 1
Dr. Holz's lecture on "America
Opportunity and Mission" was a
clearf earn est~talk7wbich-made one
feel proud that he was at) American
and created a desire to be a true
useful citizen.
The evening- lecture on "Grit
Grip, and Gumption," was inspiring, and clearly brought out the
three essentials to success.
The Dietrics, in magic and inu-
Un-Clalmod Lotto™.
Tlic following letters remained
it vvus with pleamue that we noted a Htatemeiit that Mr. Henry M.
Crettsman hud been re-appointed County Superintendent of Schools, by iincfllled-for in the Hammonton
I'oHt Office on Wednesday, June
State Superintendent Kendall.
We believe Mr. CrcHsmiui It) be the id,
nost dlii-ie.nl ollicial in Uuu capacity that the county ever liud.
Clmti. Minn Cnrninllit Ilityultl Mr. .Innim Hoilll
S. Albcrtson, Caimlen County's Superintendent, linn iilno given good Mr. H n l V l v l i i r n H i i y n III M l r h u l l
1'ersolir! culling for any of the
service, and hatt been re-appointed.
above will pleune Hlale t h a t it hus
A new local Telephone Directory will noon be lusned, and parties l>cen advertised.
who ure n>inmlcr!iig the installation of one of these popular and growing
J. I.ANC.IIA.M, 1'. M.
necessities ttlumld place their order now, and have tlieir inuiien on the
new card. This in the only publitihed list of Ilnnmiontou people, and
your uniiic nhonld appear w i t h those of your neighbors,
OVER 00 YEARS'
To our I t a l i a n friendtt; Do not give any money to ntrunger», for
any purpose whatever.
You may never Men the men ui;aln, or get any
return lor your money, '
Do not allow voiu children to lite off crackent on the Hidt-wulkti or
Direct excepting on the lunirlli of J u l y , They may get pulled In.
A NeuHoiuible word to homo owncrn, from the H. I'. C, A . , — " I ' u l
fly nets on yolir hurncit now."
Order Berry Tickets Now,— (
Priutocl by
Tne best you ever saw, an<U HOYT & SON
Worth fully twice tho price (Next to Post Ottico
County School Cpn^enceinenl;
The Eighth Grade graduation exercises of the Atlantic County
Schools will be held on Thursday evening, July ist, in People's Theatre,'
Pleasantville. Seventy-eight graduates will receive certificates,—five,
from Absecon, one from Brigantine, six frorii Egg Harbor Township,
four from Fblsoui, twenty-two from Galloway Twp., four from Hamilton
Twp., one fronrLinwood, one from Margate City, nine from,Mullica
Twp., six from Northfield, three from Port Republic, six from Somers
Point, eight from Ventnor, and two 'from Weymouth Twp. Atlantic
City and Hammonton have their exercises separate from the County. '
-The program—which-include9-severalselections-by~theHHammontou
Board of Trade Sextette, will be as follows:
Musical Selection .. " The Gypsy Trail".. Hammonton Bdi of Trade Sextette
W. W. Burnham, H. C. Doughty, W. 0. 'Hoyt
J. W. Tilton, E. A. Stanistreet, R. H. Goff.
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Mrs. A. L. Jackson, Accompanist.
Invocation
Rev. Claude Severance, Pleasantville
Greeting
Joseph A. Ireland, Absecon
Recitation
"Sister and.I"
Miss Louise Garrison, Somers Point
"A-rrmrinr'B-
Recitation .1 "The Letter He Did Not Mail" .. Miss Anna Thompson, Elwood
Musical Selection .. "What Could a Farmer Do t" .. Board of Trade Sextette
Recitation — "The School Girl's Trials"— Miss Rose Matthews, Oceanvillo
Recitation
:'.... Miss-Mabel Pennington, Absecon
Piano
"Columbine" ...%.;....-Miss Margaret Collins, Burgaintown
Recitation — "In Grandma's Day".... J^iss Amelia Steelman, Somers Point
Musical Selection
"The Charge"
Board of Trade Sextette
Recitation
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Miss Luetta Leeds, Leeds Point
Address
William Hughes Mearns, Ph.D.
. .Principal of School of Pedagogy, Philada.
Presentation of Certificates....,. Henry M. Cresamnn, County Superintendent
Musical Selection
JL<Good--Uight,-Beloved-rTTTTT-Board-of-Trade-SextetteAmerica.
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The Workingm^ti s
Loan & Building Assoc'n
Opens Jiily 5th
Shares may NOW be taken
——-Afr-T&e-Peepies-Bank.
One Dollar per month each.
WILLIAM DOEEFEL, Secretary.
D^FFB'S
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Lawn Mowers, $3 to $8
Garden Hose, 8010159 foot
Window Screens^all-sizes
Screen Doors, all sizes
Poultry Wire
A complete new line
AND
-PAINTS
If you could lie—
Like these children,'the chances
. are that you would be cooler
than you are at this minute.
The one requisite to coolness iu
warm weather is ice; withou.1 it
• there cannot be much comfort.
Our cart goes by your house
every day ; just say the word
and we will leave you a piece
—daily.
Moth Bags, Etc.
Protect your Winter Furs
And Your Good Clothes.
We have a uew lot of satchej-Tornied' MotFTJags,"
with hooks inside. You do not have to fold any
size garments. Sixes of these,—
A1J 3O-inches wide by 5 inches across, and 64
in. long, at 90 cents; 60 in. long, 75 cents;
50 iu. long, 60 cents ; 37 inches, 50 cents.
Moth Sheets, 40 x 48 inches.
""G'unrCa'iu'phbr, MolliBnlls, arid Tar Cainphor.
Littlefield Ice'& Coal Company
Both Phonea. __•_''_
soS'A Bellevue Avenue.
Get Russell's Padded Auto Van.
ANY TIME
Long Distance Moving a Specialty.
Bell Phone.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Let me Kstiirmte
Cameras & Photo Supplies, all New
Cameras, a| $2, $3, $5
Folding Cninera.s, #10 up
Tripods, Film.*),
'Troys, ' Tubes,
Acid Fix
TRACK MARKS
Exposures Developed
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CorvniQHTB 4o.
In the quicken t time
to allow proper work.
Alirnno lunilhiK * "kelrli mill diilnrlr>lli> < UNIT
(|nl«klr ninirliilll imr ii|i|iilini f,n »li«l it mi
iHrniill.Hi « |>r.ili«!ilr iLUciiiln i n. CI.IMII nnlri,
il.iiiiilrlollrroullilanllnl. ImilllillpK on j iiloiili
intit rraA, fMilfiBt •uaimir ropjl«iMirIti|r i>*iaiil«,
r(ii«nii tHkoii Inniuvli Mutiii AUtf. rouvlTi
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The Red Cross Pharmacy,
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Crex Carpet
or
An all-wool fibre Rug
in any size,—a
rng that is not so
thousand, ten
thousand, or
million. Order now of
Rugs come in many
neat patterns
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Hoyt& Son
Half-a-Cent-a-W6rd Column
. No chnree lew than ten cents.
Each figure, Initial, and name counts
.
Douhlo price chnrced for larger type.
_G.uaranteed Satisfactio t
vmmmn /i
AT STEEL'S
A. J. King.
poll
A
li'yin—I—Hearing
Itnnt.—
second Hour, over Rubha'i
store. mn
of H!X rooms, with roar
porch ; all
p?OU Male, at Third and Pencil Streets, ono o
•*• the bt-Bt built houses In Iftmnmmton, In
the fluent location In town, eleven-rooms ant
all conveniences, together with stoam-lieatec
•arago, barn,-and other luilidlncs. Inaulreof
Successor to H. McD. Little
Odd Fellows Building,
Bellevue Ave., Hanrmonton'L -JJUUSKJMO
Walter H. Andrews.
GIFTS SUITABLE
FOR
Graduation and Weddings
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Jim. 10. Myers.
Such gifts are cherished through life; great care
DKsuiAni;
KHIKAIU.K llulldlng Ixits for sale,— at
•*-' ilollevuo
llollevuo nnd Valley Aves.. Hammonton.
should be exercised in their selection.
H, M. Carroll.
Hale-Cheap, House, hot water heated,
eluclrlo lights.
C. I. UUIellehl.
POH Maid or llent—eight roomed house, all
Diamond Ring, Watch, Bracelet Watch, Lavallier, Bracelet,'Ring,
•*• conviiiUonces^ Hood location — on lOt'g
Harbor Iload. Immediate possession. Or will Pearl Necklace, Collar Pins, Brooch, Ribbon Fob, Fountain PeuT
exchange tor small farm. Apply
For Her,—
J. K. uorhwrt, liiiiumonton.
Kodak, .Pyrnlin Ivory Comb, Brush, Mirror ; articles for the dressing:
POR Halo— lot and barn on Hellovuo Avo., table, alumni pin ; many other individual articles.
•*• opposite I'eoplus Hank, Amily to
------- .---------------------Ji-WrTHton.-lM«nmonton.—
Ilont.— that desirable roaldcnco on
FOH1'ackard
Street, near llcllevuo Avenue, to
Hamilton, Howard, Elgin or Wulthani Watch, Wuldemnr Chain,
desirable party. All modern Improvement™,
pas, electric lighting, bath, ami hot water Signet Ring, Tie Clasp, Gold Pocket Knife, Cuff Links, Tie Pin,
heating. A liply to A, J. lllder,
Bnstman Kodak, Waterman Fountain Pen, Umbrella, Alumni Pin.
Ilellevue Avenue.
DON'T WORRY about MOVING
Cedar Brook, N. J.
Also,. a complete
assortment of Crex
Rugs, small size
Rear Estate
Fresh stock, new patterns,
-pOU_SBle^itl>«_l!e£elLDrnDerty_an-Centra.
and a rmrnber of
*• Avenue, situated on Lake. 8 rooms. '
porches, electric lights, gaa. town water, barn
Specials in Hardware and chicken
houses, etc.
Upholsterer's Hardware.
-. Sale or Rent,—n new ,6-room house
with nil conveniences. John Myers,
Ave.
Lavayar, No. 61, Floor Var- Oil Sale,—12 acre farm, withFalrvlew
8 room house
nish, Vitralite
'•"Apply nt KasloTheatre.
llamnionton. N. J.
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White Enamel
IW.V Ixits and small farms for sale by
The Red Cross Pharmacy.
ANYWHERE
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All.advs, should be-In before^Thursday1
noon, II possible. Unless parties hnve an
account with us, they will not wait for a
-bllHnecessltatlnRouraddlne postage to tt)~
but remit promptly, either In cash or one
and two cent stamps. No adv. of an? sort
will be Inverted between news Items.
^HARDWARE _
—EDMUND VANCE COOKE.
6 x 9 Matting'Rugs,
durable and serviceable
Hardware, Paints
Oils.
Subscribe for the Republican I
And though you be done to the death, what then ?
—7 If yon battled the best yoircould, If you played your part in the world of men,
Why, the Critic will call it good.
Death comes with a crawl, or comes with a pounce,
And whether he's slow or spry,
.
It isn't the fact that you're dead that counts,
But only how did you die ?
AT BLACK'S
Berry Tickets
Quality—Satisfaction—Price
HENRVA.DREERTI^IG Chestnut StPhila.
You are beaten'to earth? Well, well, what's that?
Come up with a smiling face t
It's nothing against you to fall down flat,
—But to lie there—that's dingy
The harder you're thrown, the higher you'll bounce,
Be proud of your blackened eye !
It isn't the fact that you're licked that counts ;
It's how did you fight,~and~why7
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and
The - One - Store
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U'ffiS
Peach Labels
mJ it JUL/J& w
SOW DREER'S LAWN rGRASS°SE^SFFOR SURE RESULTS .
Everything in Photo line.
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TIIR tWUNTY-SIXTII DAY
each'member hrts been requested to SATUItDAY.
OF JUNE. NINKTI5KN HUNDUED
AND FIFTEEN,
bigu the following:
two n'cloek In tho nltfcrnoon In the Court
"I believe that nothing is right. nt
Itooin No. 201, Hfcohd lloorr'Oimranteo Trual
-10 City of Atlantic City. County
I believe that everything 'is wroinj? .
. . ito of Now Jersey.
I believe that I alone.-liave the All thnt ccrtiiln trnct or parcel o( Innd nnd
promlBCH hervlnalter particularly described,
right idea. The town is < wrong, situate
in tho Town of-Ilnmmonton. In the
the editor is wrong, the teachers
licirlnnliifr
at the Northeasterly corner ol
are wrong, the people are wrong,
Avenue and Third Street and runs
the things they are doing -are Bcllovue
thonco Northeastwardly along tho Northerly
ol Hcllevuo Avenue ono hundred feot to a
I wrong and they arp.doing them iu side
point, tlience Northwestwardly nnd parallel
t h e wrongjyay._ I be) i_e ve JLcoul d with Thlnl Htreet^Qne.rmnrtrcd leoLthencQ
parallel with llollevuo Avefix things up if they would let me. Southwesiwnmly
nue one hundred lect to the Knstcrly Ride of
street thcnco ijoutheastwardlv alone
If they don't, I will get a lot'of Third
the s.ild aide of Third Street ono hundred feet
fellows like myself and We.will to the plnce of beginning.
,
the same premises which Olea Poniti
have a law passed to make others-] .byHeine
deed dated the twonty-lHth day August,
A.I).. 1011. nnd recorded In the Clerk's ofllco
do things the way WE want them of
Atlantic County at May's Landing. New
done. I do not believe the town Jersey, In book 4(ii5 of deeds, folio S48. Ac.,
granted nnd conveyed unto Anthony Iluberought to grow. It is* too big now. tnne.
J Mlchnel Rubertone and James Kuberln Ice,
I believe in fighting every public tono*
Seized an tho property of James Rubertone
improvement, and in
and4»lmn-*«-e»«<mtlon nt the Bult.ol
Jofleph.A. Hubcrtono and. to be sold by
bodyVpleasufeh—4-ftin-always
.Tirna-UTLKi'iT.—
Sheriff.
the front in opposing' things, and Dated May 29.1915.
FKENCH
&
iticiiAnca,
Solicitors.
never yet have I'advanced an idea
I'r's fee. 815.98
or supported a movement that
would make people happier or add Miss Bertha Twomey
to the pleasure of man, - woman or
Notary Public
child. ' I am opposed to fun, and
am happiest at a funeral. I believe
Commissioner of Deeds
in-starting reforms that will take
All business In these lines properly and
tirotaptly attended to. Evenings at
alHhe juy out of life;—It's a sad
pornahnniin'A nfflfo M«mtnontnnworld, and-I-am-glad-ef-itrAmen."
MOWERS, LAWN ROLLERS, ETC. ,
With «re»Uv lnoraa»M
tacilltlM, we are thoroughly equipped lot handling our OTOT' ~~
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increanoc tnuie.
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DREER'S GARDEN BOOK FOR HIS
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IB ixnrmluabla to everyone who growa voietabtM or flpvera. •
Did you tackle that trouble that came your way
With a resolute heart and cheerful 1
Or hide your face from the light of day
' With a craven heart and fearful ?
Oh, s trouble's a ton, or a trouble's an ounce,
Or a trouble is what you make it,
And it isn't the fact that you're hurt that"counts,
-But only how did'you take-it?
SHERIFF'S SALE.
directed. Imtued 6iit of the" Now Jeraey Cour
organized, iu another town, and nt Chnncrrr, will lie wild nt public vonduo on
Leading Seed and'Plant Establishment. Nurseries and
Greenhouses comprise nearly 300 acres and grow a complete line of hldh-ijrade stock.
GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, FERTILIZERS, INSECTICIDES, LAWN
How Did You Die?
expcnicNCE
A hmirtiomnljr HlnMmUil wniklr.
riilulliill lit uiil (rlu|i|!0.- '
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Knockers Organize.
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For Economy
$!
The Westinghouse
Electric Iron.
intKe
For tho morning meal tomorrow, just try Supremo '
Dacon with Supremo Eijfts. There's quality food
that tho whole family will enjoy with gusto.
Food Products
have the true tfnodnctis thnt ncvcr-cndiiiS euro
makes turc. Try n Supremo 1 luin—broil a slice
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V.
save It." This Is one'of the laws of
tho Kingdom of Gbd as true' as God's
truth la In tho New" Testament Scrip•':••
A FKIKNI) OF PEACE.
tures. And wo arc more and more
convinced that tho battles which are
' ' ,'
Mark 4: "23.
lost or won In the realm of tho ma: "Can a Man ^pld HlsJFaitn In the .torla.l_wp.rld.. are first lost or won In
"Principles of Peace To-day?"
the realm of the spiritual world, and
'.'If any hath ears to hear, let him therefore we wonder whether a greater
hear."
battle , may be waging' In ' the faith
Thes words occur in a series of "four struggles of Americans to-day than Is
parables concerning the Kingdom of. being waged by tho armies across 'the
God—namely, the'parable of the Sow- sea.
er, the parable of the Lighted Lamp,
There are doubtless many In the
the parable of flierGrowlng-Gorn-ftnd Un I ted-States tQ±dax_vyljQ, If asked one
the parable of tho Mustard Seed. We year ago whether they believed In that
will confine our thought chiefly to the principle, would have quickly assented
last three, but to understand them, that they did, but to-day our faith In
-''must Introduce our thought by a word that principle is sorely tested. Do you
believe to-'day that he that seekoth to
on the first.
I LOOK FOR THIS SIGN I
In Mark iv: 11. when the Inner save his life shall lose It, and he that
circle of Christ's followers asked Him loseth his life for the sake of the truth
/
'.
; '.. of. the parable of the Sower. He said: shall save It? When we are calm, we
"Trilli) H I M ln-ghnm-tha-myHtnry of the believe that any man who builds conKingdom of. Gud; but-imto-them-tliat trary to the laws ot Uod's tT
—»-^..>f>-t--,?
~TL
~ 1J
are without all things are done In realm simply builds for destruction.
parables, that seeing they may sec Take the law of gravitation, if you
and not perceive, and hearing they will. If any man would build an edimay hear and not understand, lest fice without giving due heed, due atMOTOR GASOLINE
Imply they should turn again and It tention to that one of God's laws, we
and
all understand that he Is only building
should be forgiven them."
, 1. -The Parable of the Lamp on the for destruction sooner or later. And If
POLARINE
Stand. When we turn to the payable this principle that he that seeketh to
Oil and Greases can
-of^he-tampon-the Stand, Lamjure, save his life shall lose it is a law of
he—obtained
he rule of thfrl:rea1m~oi C.d
Ws+dtmiT—the—European—nations—now—at
any man
HAWrMONTOfi
parable follows the verse which states war, who, by great armies and navies
Cordery's Garage, Bellevuo
that those who had been sown upon have been seeking a save their lives
Ave.
~
the good ground, were tnose who had are now suffering the destruction for
Bellevue Garage, Inc., Egg
heard the word, concerning this which they builded.
Harbor Road.
secret of God's rule in the heart, and
But how will the .nations learn to
Hammonton
Garage
and
~accepted-itrand-bore-frult
Will It be beMachlnery__JWocks, 23Z__
Now, he illustrates by saying that cause God, in some future cataclysm,
Bellevue Ave.
such a person is like a lighted lamp. breaks the sky asunder and puts into
W. L. Black, Bellevue Ave.
He says: "Is the lamp brought to be activity some princlple_qf His KingJas. Rubertone, Bellevue Ave.
^puduiderla^busheir so that ho ray of dom that never yet has been maniGeorge Elvins, White Horse
jlght from tnat~lamp~lnay~Tje~Been?" fested?— —Not—If— I—understand—the
Pike.
As .one young person of ^whom I teachings of Jesus.~ Every principle
:
ATCO
heard, returning from the Summer by which that consummation shall be
C. B. Githens, Main Road.
vacation, and .was asked how she had reached finally is operative to-day in
enjoyed her Summer, answered, "Very every man that has the daring faith
ATSION .
splendid Indeed; I: don't—think-that and: struggles to-maintain-tt even -now-.
A. Etheridge, Main Road.
all Summer anybody suspected- that I How will the nations learn to lay down
was a Christian."' Is a person who their arms?: Only by the living examI. W. Peterson,' Main Road.
BLUE ANCHOR
has this secret of which Jesus speaks ples of those who will not take_np
G. W. Blatherwlck, Main Rd.
to put it under a bushel where not one arms even In self-defense. There Is
CEDAR BROOK
ray of light can be seen
(-. Davis cow, wain Road
'bed where only a faint glow may he. ing an army during the first 200 years
H. J. Brimfleld, Main Road.
detected? A.nd not upon a stand, where of Christian history.
'_' the ;whqle purpose of its existence
If ever the nations lay down their
WINSLOW
E. Roberts.
was, with every power It had, to give arms It will be because enough men
1
"light?-: "For, '-the parable goes on, .have this Jaltluto create one nation to
_ WAT.ERFORD
_J!there_jB_ nothing hid save that It be brave enough to refuse to take up
J. Martin, Main Road.
should be manifested;"
.-— arms-even Jn^self-defense._.!'He_ that
. >ratt, Main
j corn.
.those who
Let no one think that-any man who
Jesus was talking
Theodore W. Holden.
were still .young in the Kingdom, and labors thus to hold hlsxfalth In the
(New Jersey)
iHfi-Uses another illustration to answer principle of peace, therefore holds any
questions which often arise while tha .malice against others who sacrifice
experience of the secret Is young "So life for convictions by bearing arms.
Is the Kingdom of God "as if a man High regard Is due any man who will
should cast seed upon, the earth and die for a conviction of truth. Jesus
should sleep and rise night and day said, "My Kingdom is not of this
and ; the seed should spring up and world, else would my servants fight."
grow, he knoweth not how. First —G. 0. P.
— tlie~bladerthen-the-car,-then-the-fullAnd In the New Testament also
But it Is not correct to say that ot which though good In itself was co.roGod's goodness and In praising Him
corn In the ear.
there-la-a-wonwn-who-8howed_Break_;
momally~unclean. ~ - - ~for H can wflTio~ut hesitation claim
Now, when you take an open atThe Gth, 6th and 7th verses aro ob- lovo to Jesus and received His apGod's sympathy and help. 'And when (Iron Into temptation, for Ho does at
titude toward this word of the secret
Fur June 20, 19K..
calamity overtakes him or danger times bi Ing even His most loyal ser- scure. Tho marginal rendering of the proval, but whose name IB not menof the Kingdom of God, and accept
vants into places where they will Gth verso Is much more Intelligible; tioned—tlio- woman who washed tho
It as best you can understand, give A PETITION AGAINST TEMPTA- confronts him, ho can cry, us David have to face strong temptation In ordid, "Make haste unto mo!" "In Thy
It Is: "Lot tho righteous smlto mo feet of Jesus with her tears and
your attention to It in the quiet hour,
TION.
der to test them, to show them tholr kindly and reprove me; lot not tholr wiped them with her hair and kissed
faithfulness answer mo."
Psalm 141: 1-10.
or In momentary temptations, you
"Set a watch, O Lord, before my own weakness and make .them feel precious oil break my head." The them often. (Soo Luke 7: 38-45).
have thus allowed the seed to bo
their dependence on Him. It Is only Idea seems to bo that David was will- This wonp-n has been commonly IdenGOLDEN TEXT: Keep mo from mouth; keep the door of my lips." by learning to resist temptation that ing to receive reproof from righteous tified with Mary ot Magdala, but there
planted In your heart as 'the ground,
and then the living forces in the spir- Ilio snare which they have laid for That Is a prayer wo all need to of- a Christian can grow strong In faith; persons, as ho did from Nathan, hut Is no basis whatever for that Idea.
fer continually, for, as James says,
itual realm which have their home mo. Psalm 141: 9.
therefore temptation Is a necessary desired that the reproof should bo This woman had been immoral; tlioro
"The tongue can no man tamo"; .It Is
'In the being and heart of God, acting
means of developing Christian char- kindly given.
Is no BUdlclont reason for believing
a
routfeHH
evil,
It
Is
full
ot
deadly
.upon your life, cause to spring forth
This psalm seems to bo composed
acter and yet It IB our duty to keep
that Mary Magdalona had over boon
poison."
"If
any
stumbloth
not
In
In over-Increasing measure an experi- of somewhat disjointed petitions, utout of tho way ot temptation as much CHHIHTIAN KNPKAVOU SOCIETY. Immoral; Jesus had
cast seven
ence to which before you wore a ercd umiar tho prcnmiro of some spe- word, tho flamo Is a perfect man." HH wo (tan without neglecting any opdemons out ot her, but tho fact that
(Soo
James
3:
1-12).
That
last
cial
danger
or
temptation,
or
called
— atrmigor. ___
portunity to servo Ood by serving
she had been possessed by demons
Topic for June 20, 1015.
Now, you cannot hurry this growth, out by a feeling of weakness and holn- seems a pretty strong statement, but other people, and because wo should
does not prove that she was an ImJCBIIH
flald,
"Out
of
the
abundance
of
'OHSIIOHS.
A man cannot Increase bin fnlth by
fear temptation wo Hhould nnk (lod HOW CAN YOUNO WOMKN HEIIVK moral woman, though It probably
tho
heart
tho
mouth
spenkcth,"
and
"Lord, I cry unto Thee; moke haste
((training, and ho cannot bring forth
not to lead us Into It. If Clod noes
does prove that she had turned her
CHRIST?
the rlponod fruit of months or years unto mo." Thin IH the cry of ono Ho also uald, "lly thy words than It nocosnary to lead us Into temptaback upon God In some way,
Luke
10:
38-42.
Bhnlt
bo
justified,
and
by
thy
words
In a single day; but by the UHO of will who lliidH hhiiHolf In Homo miclclon
tion In splto of our prayer Ho will
Tho narrative selected for study
(lion
Hhalt
bo
condemned."
(Matt.
12:
The Illhlo tolls of a good many
or danger. Hurry! I need
, ho may pilt himself In those right
nevertheless answer the prayer by
flliows how p9rsonB of very different
).
relations with Qnd, HO that the liv- tolp Immediately. David know whoru
giving us grace to overcome the ways 'In which women Horvod flod or (llspoHltlonn mid/capabilities can IInd
"Incline not my heart to any evil temptation and to grow stronger be- Hhowod their lovo and loyalty to flod.
ing forces of God bring forth a real- :o look for help,.and ho know that
llfforont ways (Of pleasing Ood, Marizing HOIIHO of thin Hocrot of the rule 'lod WUH ablo to give nolp at tho mo- thing, to practice wicked works with cause of It — If tho prnyor was offered In Old Testament times two, women, tha showed hor lovo for JOSUB by
Deborah
and
Hulila,
were
honored
mon
that
work
Iniquity."
Jesus
inont
wliun
It
wan
nuoilod.
Ho
Know
In faith.
of flort In the heart.
III. Tho parable of the mustard Hint ho wan dod'a itorviuit aiul that taught us to pray, "Load us not Into
David's thought when bo pniyod, with tlio gift, of prophecy, and thorn Mary Hhovvoi( her love by listening to
temptation."
Homo
have
trlod
to
oxHoed, .In tho three former piirabloH Hod wan hlH frloml, and therefore lie
"Incline not my heart to any evil wore a number of women who onrn- Him. JOHIIH took moro plonHiire In
wo hnvo given our thought particular- had a right to oxpoct liolp from God. plain away that petition, arguing that way," was probably very much tho ,ed favorable mention. There wan Mary's company than In Martha's sup"Hoar my prayer, f) Lord," ho ex- of cnurHo flod would not lead men In- Hiuno that JOHIIM expressed, when Ho I Harnh and Miriam and Itahuh and per, but of COUTHO He fully apprely to tho secret of tho nilo of flod In
the Individual experience, and It claimed at another t l r n o : "In Thy to tumptatlon; lint even If that was Halil, "Li'iul us not Into temptation, I Naomi anil Huth and Juel and Han- ciated Mnrllia'ii efforts to give Him
Hhould bo uald that till" Hocret lu a falllifnlnomi uiuiwor me, and In Thy t r i m It would ntlll ho our duty to but dollvor us from the ovll one." nah and KHtliur, who In dlfforont wayii | ensure,
won Iho favor of Hod. And thnno, of |
part of your biography, If you liavo rlghlooimmimi." (lod IH a f a i t h f u l pray, "l.imd 1111 not Into tomnlatlon," (II. V.)
Martha.jjfaH n. typo of Iho vast numconriio, wore only typoii.
oarH to' unilorHtand that about which friend to tlioiio who trunt and norvo UTUUHH (lod wants us to pray, and to
"Lot
mo
not
cat
of
tholr
dalntlim."
bers of women who aro very diligent
pray
very
uiirniiHtly,
for
tho
blimidngs
Thoro
WIH
iilno
"tho
woman"
who
Him.
Wo
have
a
right
to
depend
wo aro HpenkliiK. Now, what alioiit
In church work, attending mootl,nKs,
which Ho IH moiit anxious lo bestow Many u portion IIIIH boon lod antray
'the pogrenn and conmtmnmtlon of upon Illii frli'iiihililp, to hank upon iiliiin UK, Indnod, lie llndii It nocen- and ruined liy moans of treats, It In was choiien by (lod lo bo tlio mother getting up nocluhi and fairs and worktho rulo of Ood In the World? How U, If wo aro loyal to Him. Tho trou- miry lo.withhold Illii bout gifts u,nlll. a vnry common practice among Iliotio of the Hlrongmit man, Hho iniiHt liavo Ing, on rimmilltmm, lint who llnil llttlo
Hluill wo liken. flu) Kingdom of God? ble with most of IIH In that wo uru tho ixx'd of I hum IH no plrongly foH who HOOK -lit Uiail others uway from been a choice woman, but her nnmo lime, It any, for private communion
Or In what pufahlo Hluitl wu mil forth? too apt .to t h i n k of (lod only wlum Unit wo cannot help - praying and tho path of virtue to begin by giving IH not recordiiil. That IH a very good with Ood through ntudy of the Illhlo
l l l i i H l r a t l o n of tho t r u t h that, many of
"II In Hint u grain of miiHtard Hood, we want HlH holp; we forgot that pleading for them,
thorn treatH of one kind or anotluir Ihn million! women liavo lived and and prayer. Tliono women are trywhich, whoi) It IH HOWII upon tho earth, f r t i t n d n h l p In a Iwo-Hldod thing.
and
no
getting
a
bolil
on
them,
ami
l.ovo bogdlH lovo, "I lovo tlinni
Wlion the .lows had boon taken to
died wit bout becoming known beyond Ing to Hbow their lovo for flod, and
though It ho IUHH than all tlui noodfl
no ono Hboiild over urcop"t any kind Iho Hinall circle of their personal ac- t h a t In good; but they do not go the
t
h
a
t
lovo
Mo,"
<loil
nnyii;
how
much
ilahylon
nil
captlvou
flod
mint
them
that uro iiown upon Ilio oarth, yet
t h r o u g h lOv.oklol a muMiiago of hope, of treat from Htrangorii, or from any- <|iialnlanco>i. Many of the llneiit anil rlxhl way to work lo get pornonally
whon It IK HOWII, It growoth up and do wo lovo (hid? How often do wo
t h i n k of Him lovingly? How much lulling thorn that for Hln own imino'a lino wliono character la not well on- niont iiHnml chnructorH the world IIIIH iicu,ualntoil with flod anil learn to
hocnnuilh greater'' than all Ilio horN do wo try to plnami Him? Have wo trilin I In would roHloni thorn to Iliolr lahlliihoil,
ever piniliiceil have loft no iiiiino on, love Him as Ho wautii to bo lovoil.
and put loth forth lirunc-limi HO that
Ohrlst'n rail to the young women of
Th In petition, "I, nt IIH mil oat tit HID pagmi of hlnlory, but flod keopti
over made any Hacrlllcon out of love own land, and would dollvor them
tho blrdn nf tlui air can lodge iindor lo H i m ? If we do n o t h i n g to pleiiHO from IhHr Idolatry anil would prospor Iholr (dilution, " iiuggonlH another ap- Hid record: Ho known tholr names.
to-day, as woll IIH to the young mon
tho Hhndow thereof."
(lod, what right liavo wo to auk Him thoni, but aflur promlnlng all Ililn In plication of Ilio prnyor, "Hot a wiifch
Tlio world In an excellent judgo of it primarily a call for companionship,
In it loo grout a nlrfltch of tlm Im- for help?
I h n Ml«)l!ljioiiljjyo way, (lod added, "I upon my mouth; keop tho door of my vallum wlion material things or vlnlblit for lovo, mid for iiymp.athy with Him
agination to hnllovo tluit w i t h tho
Uead Hie Illlril 1'iialm and HOO how will yet for t h i n bo Iminlrod or by Ilio II|)H," With tunny ponionii tho ihmlre aclilovmiumlH are In quoHllon; but It In 11 In longing dimlncfor tlio Halvntlon
P»HH|IIK conlurloH tlio prlnclphiH of David loved to t h i n k about (lod. "() lionmi of lnrni'1, to iln II fov Iliem," for "dalnllnn" In a very strong toinp- In an exceedingly poor judge of spirit- of noulii and tho minctlflratlon ot bethw Kingdom of God laid down In (Iml, Thou art. my ( l o d ; ourly will 1 (I'l/.ok, ill): "2-117). Tho priiiuliiii would lallon, and bnlh health and ehiirnc. ual values. It (loon not begin to real- HovorH.
tho Now Toiitnimint UK rovimlod nook Thoo; my mini IhlrHlnlli for ho fnllllloil, liut only In amiwor lo lor are Injiireil by giving way to It. l/.o how great IH Ilio value of a loyal,
lliriniKh tho portion of JOHUH Chrlnt, Then, My llenh InilKolh for Thoo; to prayiir. And 'Daniel tolls UN that
Thin IH oupeiilally true, of coiirno, affectionate and • f a i t h f u l character hoDOUBTFUL INFORMATION.
nhnll grow and grow u n t i l In HOIIIO
i Thy power and Thy glory no nn wht'ii ho iinderntood from tbn utlor- whoro a dopravml appoltte calln fur CIUIHO It cannot HDO the wavon of Inworld cataolyHin thlngH uliall rapidly I have mien Thoo In the iianntimry." iinci'ii of tho oldor nropholH t h a t tlui alcohol' or oilier pobionouii drugn, but fluence which go out from such u
A pannongor entered Iho Hoiithorn
r.ryntiillzo I n t o tho coiiHiiniiilatloii of
"My "onl Hhall bo iiivlliilleil an w i t h linn' for tho roiilovallim Mf tho Jown Iho liabll, which In often fornioil In life.
tho rulo of (lod upon earth? Will It marrow and falnonH, and my month bud como, "I not my faco unto Iho cnrly I'lillillionil, of craving for nice
Wlum wo como lo Ilio Now Tenla- Taclllo dopiit, Hantu Ilarbara, (lal, to
hu ntrntiK" If, an that final ndjiiHt- nliiill prabio Then w l l b Joyful llpn, l.oi'il flod, to muilc by prayor and nn|i- I h l i i K H la ovll In llmilf and iiriidlii- niiint, woimm occupy n niuoh moro talcd tho two-tirtoon-ivm, tfivln, The
niont In holiiK inuilii, Ihoro uliall hn wlion I remoiilbor Thee upon my bed, l>ll>>allon, with fanllng, and imokololh, (IOMIIM Iln victim lo Ixicomo a itlnvo prominent place, Tim niont highly (ilock In tho waiting room wan novoral
niiiflli In tho nature of oalaolymn, Jiint mil medllato on Thoo In the night and iitihun," ' Ho confoniiod t h e Hlnn of lo any strong craving, miuh IIH the do- honored portion named In It In n m l n u l o n fnntor than the ono lu tho
an wo linvo noon thorn linn boon what wntchos."
bin pooplo and tbn jnntlco of Iho nlro for alcohollo stlniulanlii or for woman--Iho mother of Jomm, Tlinu omod, mid tho pannongor nnkod. tlio
linn boon In Ihn nntiiro of cutaolynm
Or t u r n lo Iho Mfilh I'lialm a n i l n o l o punlnhimint whlnh had boon melml out loliacco. Jeiinn nald that It wan not thorn wan Mary of Magdala mid Mury portor which nlock was onrnxit, After
li| connection w i t h I ho pnnHliiK of low Huvld'H heart overflown with lovo lo Iliiiiii and hoHOUKht flod lo forglvo what gona Into the mouth, but what ot Dotlmny and Martha anil Hnlomo ncannlng tho nlookn carofnlly, tho pornnd pralno to (toil, no that, hn In lin- Ihi'in and not defer tho f n l l l l l i n u n t nf I'oinmi out (ovll wordn) that dolllon it mill Joanna, elono frlondn of JOHIIH, tor, with nuioh nntlnfnntlon to hliunolf,
nlii very?
How many of un to-day liavo onrn lollod lo (five It iminy formii of «x- I l l s promlno to (hum, Thin prayer of man ( M u r k 7; 17-25), but Ho wan anil thore was IQIIxnliotli, nnrt Anmi r«plledj
to hunr the principle of tho Kingdom .iroiiiilon.
tlio liiiro prophet of llabyliin IH woll Hpeiililng only ot ceremonial dutlln- the propholonn, nnd Dorcas, und I.ydla, I "U don't mnko any dlfferonno wliloh
of nod that "ho that nnokolh to mivo
Any man who IIIVOH Ood no milch worth Hliidylng becauno II In a pat- inent Ihroiigb iiiillng good foiiit with- and I'rlHcllla, nnd tbn daiightoni or in right; tho train goon at two-ftftaun,
anyhow,"—ICvorylioily'ii MagUKlno,
nut Unit wanblng Iho hands, or food I'lilllp, who woro prophotosnos,
liln life nhnll lono U, but ho (lint Iniioth t h a t hn liikon dollKlit In t h i n k i n g of t o i n prayer, • (tloo Dun. I); l - l l l ) ,
WAGS THE DOG THAT ADOPTED A MAN
OF AUU
NDS
MORE MILES IN A GALLON
MORE SMILES IN A MILE
QU cannot stretch'the gallon
Capacity—7©!—your—tan k,~but
you can crowd mOre miles into
it, if you use Standard Motor
Gasoline.
STANDARD
jClean.. uniform fuel does, away
with carburetor adjusrmems an<
gives you a_better mileage record
per gallon of gas consumed.
Standard Motor Gasoline is the
"It was given to me," she Inferrupted with downcast eyes, "by one of
wHom I am very fond."
There WM an eloquent pause.
"May I know the giver's name?" he'.
ise topeal
Certainly. Frank Navarre., of New
.York, gave me the ring." •------/•"And you are not. Lam sure, the
sort. of girl who would- accept a ring
like that from a man unless you. were
engaged to him?" ' • • • ' __
ly, and then turned the conversation
Into 6'ther~cHan~neIs.~"~~r"
' """
The rest of the day Jie'r guardian by
proxy left her-unreseryealy to the attentions of hla brothers. Late In the
evening he camerupon. her- as.she .was
snowing photographs of her friends to
his mother.
' "And this," she was saying, "Is
Frank Navarre."
Despite his • reluctance,» Rf— r could
Sources of sugply, it
merit and its improved refinery
methjods, ca.n produce. It is
a straight^istilled^h^mo^geheous
^oduet—every drop is like every
other -drops:————•———-——
Standard Motor Gasolin'e and
^PolarinejC^Lamd-Grrgases are obtainable at all garages displaying
the "Standard Service Station"
-sign shown-abeve. Look-Jor-thissign whenever you need gasoline
ox_oiL
Newark
I
£*
I
i.r,
I
New Jersey
The boot- lifted and flanK, and Ui
her w'ay ahead through long,
bllidws of white creata upon the
of the' rushing watera
.- 1
"I want to ask you soroothlafti ba
said p'rcscntly. ."Every one' of . thfe-Frasen •family Is preparing to oe y"ouf'
oqtertafner. We won't shara and. anarn
alike In this. We -never do. Yon'jva
got to.: choose one ot UB for --your
knight."
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"Well," 8he said nonchalantly; ''Naturally I . choose your father, as he ;ls
my .rightful, guardian.'
^
"That makes It all rteht." he- aaeerted. "My father. Is preparing 'to
lead a life ot leisure, and has turned
over, most ol his busln'ess affairs to
my management. I have full charge
of your property, so In truth I am
your guardian."
'"By proxy? Well, I'll take you on
trial, and, of course, I": can' ask" the
Courts to remove . you If 1 am not
satisfied."
: "Then, you won't think me Imperil- ;ient or curious If •!. ask you a few
questions In my line of duty?'
certainly not
."Ypu-are not of age?" •
"No; I lack nearly a year."
"And," gazing at the diamond, "aro
you ~h7earT'wh61e?'~
~"—"T— •
Her soft eye sgrew round and tnnoccnt, as she looked at him with the
expression that had baffled many a
wiser man than himself. '
"I don't know," she finally replied.
"Is that ring—pardon me, J have to
know, as there are conditions In your
fathers—will—given yuu, by~some—
and chagrin, he beheld the' picture of
a beautKul" girl.
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"Did you mislead me purposely?" he
asked, reproachfully, as
they sat,
apart=from=tHe=btliersr==ari)uhd:^'ihe~
camp nre.
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"Yes,' she said, laughing, "I wanted to teach my guardian by proxy
I that he" must not Jump at conclu-^
!—rBlona."—Ex.——!— : i
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NEW TYPE OF DESERT.
THEPE Goes
HIS TAIL!
International Cartoon Co., N. V.
D\&
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THE
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SAVE
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TO ME "HeAt>!
SPEAK QUICK IF
A MAN OR I'LL
Those Who Have Seen the Real
In Ing Would Be Surprised at Pictorial Representation.
Those who have lived In Esypt
will find a source of unending surprise In the scenic offerings of "high
class vaudeville" which accompany"
the throaty howling by a near baritone of "I Shall Love Yew Till the
Hot-peaert-1PreegeB-Bternanri"Hlllngtrated wflh pictures Tfr6m~"tKe isagt"
(side). It should be noted here that.
It Is hardly fair to call a locality. a
"desert" at all, when It Is so plentifully peopled with the cosmopolitan
racea presented to .the public on the
Screen.
' The pictures show a wild profuBlon of Bedouins, .Chinese, Arabs,
Moors, Greeks, Armenians, Bulgarians and Turks, with n fair sprinkling of Roman senators, In every conceivable garb, ancient' land modern,
lounging — comfortably— around— the"
pyramids
and
smoking Havana
cigars, English pipes, hookahs and
cigarettes ' and mostly chewing gum.
But If ' in his choice ot population
the scenic artist baa done well In
Egyptian scenery he has certainly
surpassed himself, for you behold
great clusters of pyramids, sphinxes
hy the dozen, camels, horses, sheep,
dear, ostriches and oven elephants
cronalng tho soft snnd of tho aliened
doecrt or routing beneath the Engoaks, Lombardy po^lara. cactus
and palm trees,
And boforo you can get your
breath a gallant knight In the uniform
01 tho Austrian Hussara, covered
with a klmona and a scimitar stuck
In his belt, brings his ''sultana into
thn moonlight and hug's nor untli t,ha
overhiHtlnB dosort IB removed and tho
applnuHo of tho , audiences freoioa
over.—Now Yorlc Herald.
laughed Bteve. "You ahull have th to the brcakfaat tont, Tom met hip)
VruHerii nn imuimi for u bndy (tiiuril.' with u grin.
Whoreiit (be flvfl formnd In ulng-li
"You've (rot lotH <if time yet," hu
file, -mid knpt In clotin proximity t< announced, point ln« out on tho luko
Clalro and UoK"r, Thn latter, how where u (rim llttlo null wan flylnc li
ever, did not propono to tin turmid the dlHtunce,
from hlH |iur|ionn hy tholr munmiveri
"Wno'n Kot the nullhoat out?" dn"Will you null with mo tomorrow inandoil Itogor.
at 10.JI07" li.i linked aliruiitly.
SNOW AND TIMBER.
"Charlie, llo'n Kot Claim out, too,"
"Oh,
ItoKnr," (ireaned Charlie,
"He run'I mannKO p. Uout," WIIH thr
Fmv would ImiiKlno that tbn ah"couldn't you load up to It morn trad- •owllnit protont,
uully?"
"No, but nhe can, W« muntn't any ocnce of unow would double the prlro
I.A1KK Had never mien her Oliil
"Thank you, ItiiKor, 1 iilmll hn nlait of un loun our hour! to her, HUH
or tlmbur. Thu greater part of our
linnlHliiMl
Imr
might
rn18,
uinl
nho
Joined
Imr
vuurdliin
In
lila
Kinmlliin, Hlio knew (hut neiitnii'iit. "llrlliK tlui Journey liu In
to unll with you
common timber comi-n from tho for>
Claim.
Did
you
notion
ttin
uolltalrn
nhn
woi
m
i
r
t
h
f
u
l
luuuh,
wiui u ' d l n nit ''oii- forineil her that ull hor inovi'inentu
mtu of Canada, Huumllnuvlu and Hun"Will ylu KI> with inn aftur lio on her left bunilT"
uf hor f thnr'n an for thn hint two yruru bad boon
Mho wuu, |ierbupn, oilllully u HUrprlao brliiitn you luintoT' 1 nuked Tom.
All thnna conntrlcn nuffer from a
When thn eulllioat came In, Clalru nla.
wrl! an u frli d of hln uiioordancn with her futhor'n Inutruo- to thniii. They bad neun In funny u
very nevcro winter.
"And will yoi) llnh w i t h mo In thn cuiiui
Ilku a minimum Into thn dlnliiK
yoliiiKi'i' ilayM a d that ho tlonn,
bread and butler niihool alrl, and tho nvenlilK?" nnknd N<-<\,
For
nearly five month" of tho year
tout, whore Itouor Hat alonn ut bruuk- heir Murfun*
hail MX noun ui 1 llvtid in
"And I flic my uppllratlon for nny 'a«t.
lu biirlmi deep under u
"After u few woohn In camp With beiiiity of thi\ lull, charming inulden
a inlnhiM tow i In tha UK," hn imlil, "1 trunl you will Him
WIIH u revolution. I'Yom Uogrr, tha hour you can nlvo me," declared Hob.
mantle, of unow, nnd the thermoinntoi'
"Only
at
your
flrat
cup
of
onffeo?
Wont. A f t e r her falllor'n euth ulio all well nliiiiixll to *o liuck to thn nldiint and modi nllent, to Tom., thu
"I nak for a , woodland wnlkhy ['linn I'll hava tlmo to muke a chiin
In Iho heart of thn Krentent plno forhad ciinllmiwil for a your In uttond- mlllcti with Iln."
vlviu'lini", they weru all cuptlvatnil liy inoiinllKbt," nald Ht"Vi\
«Bt« not uncommonly fnlln to 50 doif tollot."
iinoe ut an ICunteni llnlMhlnlf nohool.
her
wlnunnuinenH
unil
oiuiy
Clulrn
iKiiored
IheHe
liivlllillimu,
uinl
liolow »er«i, I. c., M doirroi'n <)f
"Indeed 1 will," nho roplled
_
"Whafa the matter with your tollot," irreen
Thou nbn hud np«nt u your iiliroad "I've beunl my ful hor In Hi HO much Ity, tin l Klo to eump wun tuillvonnd demurely bade them all n:ooil nlKht.
ont, Hnow la one of (tin hen( nunho
deii)unded,
ilnnclnir
ut
her
trim
with Ci-li'iuln, lliTur" nlui hud nimlo "f you. You linvn nl« 11(11" hoyn,
hy hor inlntaKo, On arrival ut cui
conduotorn of beat or cold In tho
An «he wan riimlnulliiK on (hn permm- wulklnir nklrt and blu
furllinr plaim nil"
a luttiir
world, ami when thn full In n font (Icon
Illii' the lilu Mm. Frimer, u K"iitlo lltllo woinun, ne| of her nix blK coiinlnri nho heurd
Oh,
thin
wan
my
work
outfit.
1
had
friini heir Kmirilliin, William I<Ynnnr, of huvliiRl l nn wKlrlwillIn Ihe.v
wan In wultlUK. After dlltlirir u light her nuinn culled miftly from wlthnui,
thermometer nhowlnir DO dof{roux nn
Ilielr mldnt
<lo all thn unllliiK, hut I fancy y.urn tn mirfnce will, If burled beneath dm
rxliuiilliiK u niiint (inrilliil I n v l l n l l i i n to
d rain begun lo full, whloh put an Him canin nut Inlo thn Mholter lent,
"1 think," tin replied, nmllliiK iiu
her to cnmii Wunt anil H|MIIII| thn xuiii- Inncnituhln untile, "ii^.y will l|he It. nnd to any nncriit Intention of niinli nnd imw Chnrlle, niundliiK In Ihn oha- 'lot Int mn hn unythliiK but an eleKani
K n
now,
rl«e to about .10 doKreen. Tho
a<1y of Iclnure. no Ml flrenn t'o * ' now, therefore,
inur w i t h bin fiunliy, who wnru In 'I'hoy huvn alwuyn roKTcltod (bat thoy nnd every Fruvur M.H n iiiooiillHllt rldn down.
In nn onornioun tilnni'lirt."
iu,d
nh
tripped
uwny
to
her
n
l a m p on Ihn nhnroH «t u i H i u l l l f u l mil no nlnler."
with tholr "oouoln," ,(in they uulltut
<et protnrtlnK (lie rnoln of Iho tree*
I cnmo to tell you Dint I uin not
lain',
roin thn IntenHn cold, honldon oovor*'
When they neure,! thn I l l l l n nlullon her, Aftnr nil evcnlnif of mirth unit niiieh of n unllor, but I know you urn,
When nhe renppmtreil nhn WM at UK thn nntiirnl wnrintli or the null.
l ' V ' ' i > ai-iii'|iii>i| ih« liivllallon with whom
limy wern to mlm tho ntuun to ntmln In tlui hlK unneinlily lent, Mrci. no will you,take me for u nail In thn
no I l l l t o iiiiKtii ni'irn, Hbr had alwayr* cninp, her KUardlnn bade her look out I'Ynx.r Hnully liielHlod that Clnlrn bu I'arly morning liefore you no with -ei| In a yaotitliiK oontunio of whltn
A full-Krown pine run ntnnd nlmont
Ilien emhroldernd In dulnlon A « ( f I ny denren of culd, hut n VOIIIIK Iron
hi'im itiixloun In nii'i'l Imr KUurillun, Old window,
allowed In Hook her (|iiarturH. KOHIII' KognrT"
»
white
hut
Mmdod
her
mobllo
,,
"
fuoo>
n
ami nlu< bail full a Illlln burl that, In
"Yen, Inlilond, I imn nnll. rlhall
eiinnot do no. It inlKht nprout during
"My nix I l l l l n noun urn In wnltlnir," nntuntly nrnnn.
very brother envied
tbonn liint two y^arn Him luiil nuvnr be mild.
niiinmor, hut n nnowlenn winter1 would
"I'll wulli over In your tent with bn up with thn proverbial I n r k T
"If.
Ju«{
Ihn
day
f
o r BlllMn ,.. , hfl
f
l
liodli iiflknd to vl"K at bin niiniv, I to
Infalllhly lull It, .If, therflfort . .nmiw
"I tlilnlt nix. will bn enrly enough. '
Clulrn
you," bn romurhnd.
hn helped her Into tho bout renned, the emu moon Ilinlirr nuppllnii •
mot lior en route, iirul with hln oor- wart inni runglii | uitu from to to
The franera wcro not enrly rlner* uld, n«
"We'll all wttlli ever with yon,"
K n
,,f thonn nombro-toned ,UXV. W
with
h of Northern ICurnpe, A»la and Ameriwhen In I'ninp. When Kucer rnmo In- >Ono
•tenny driving bree«B,«
" " ca would dUappoar.
X**:fc^*±*±^*;^^
GUARDIAN BY PROXY
x*y&pt^ipm&^^
S-H^O-E-S
Summer Courses Begin Jane
22d, 1915, and Continue
lor Six Weeks.
5 per cent discount
A tine place to spend the summer. For
Bulletin etvlne full Information..write
Walter S.WIIco». Registrar, Lewlsburo. P*.
Hammonton, N. J.
517-519 Federal St., Camden
speeds up the work—cuts down the costs.
PlymouWisljtongerl^
brand. The quality never varies and the baHlsdm'tfdlldoum.
If you want an easy and ew^psSliarvest, get your twine
from us. And take our aM^order Plymouth EARLY.
Central Ave., Hammonton.
The most comfortable and durable Footwear for Summer is
—THE SCOUT SHOE—
We haAe it in twenty different styles, from $1.60 to $3.60
'K/f
Shoes from 75 c to $1.86
~l7arprassorrnieiit of
Palms, House Plants,
Cut Flowers, '
Funeral Designs
Vol. 53
Open evenings until 8 o'clock;
Saturdays until 10.00
PLYMOUTH TWINE
:e v lew
Gi^
GEORGE ELVINS, Hammonton
Men's Furnishings
In fresh flowers, wax or metal
A full line of G. F. G. Union Suits and Summer Underwear
WATKIS & NICHOLSON
O. N. S. Men's Working and Dress Shirts at 50 cents
Florists and Landscape Gardeners
We have a good.line of Men's Dress Shirts at $i, $1.50 aud'$2
BelU-w-
Men's Straw Hats —were $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3,-
-^COUNTY CAPITAL JJABAGE^
now at One Dollar each.
THE PLACE TO BUY
We handle the Onyx Hosiery
Lumber
Millwork
Lime
—
Gement
Coal
—Wood—
Paint
Glass
Roofings
Fertilizers
Wall-board
Terra Gotta Pipe
Cyclone Fence . • • - . . ' - .
MOTOR CARS,
ECONOMY,
DURABILITY
RELIABILITY.
Pleasure & Commercial
Harry F. Birch, Agent,
Also, the best two-for-a-qnarfprPKilrlrpTi's Stockings made
Handkerchiefs—all styles
All styles Men's Linen aud Soft Collars
We can please you with Neckwear,— having over one hundred styles to choose from
Let US estimate on your wants.
MONFORT'S
Gents' Furnishing Goods and Shoes
JOSEPH R. IMHOFF
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Strongest Companies
Lowest Rat&.
WILSON S. TURNER, Sub-Agent
Hammouton.
Conveyancing:,
On all HOUSE WIRING done
Hammonton, N.
Capital, . . . $50,OOO
Sufpltid and
Undivided Profits, $64,000
"Three per cent interest paid
on time deposits
Two per cent interest allowed on
demand accounts having daily
balance of $1000 or more.
NOW!
Let us give you an estimate.
.:..- It .will .surprise you.
Chas, T. Thurston
Practical
Plumber
and Gas Fitter
ICatlnialenolii'crfiill.v ftirnlnhed.
I'ronipt Atluntlori' to nil kliidn of
I'liiinliliiK work will pruvimt
lurge lulllH In tlxxmrt,
llmnmnntnn Avenue
l,oc«l IMiimoUT
Ilnininnnlon, N. J.
\
E. P. JONES
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
And Embalmer
I^>C*l I'liono I«W,
V
Hull, *I-X,
333 Ilclleviic Ave.
Hammonton, N. J.
efficiency is "employed by the Hammonton
Trust Company,-and no detail omitted to
make the service satisfactory.
DENTIST
Bellevue Avenue, Haminbrrron
R.-Tat. BIRDSALL
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Jobblni ProroDtlr Attended To.
15 South Second Street, Hammontoa
Ixic»l Phone Ull
Before House Cleaning!
Methods and Detail.
Every .modern method for promptness and
115 Orchard St., Hammonton
DIRECTORS
M. L. Jackson J. A. Waas
C. V. OsRood
George Klvihs
Wm. J. Smith J. C. Anderson
Sam'l Anderson W. R. Tiltpn
Wni...L..JBlack
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ROYAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
M. L. JACKSON, President
W. J. SMITH, Vice-Pres't
W. R. TII/TON, Cashier
Notary* Public^
Commissioner of Deeds
, Hammonton.
Accounts subject to check .
are cordially invited.
A young deer, about one year
old, wan upon by several, the other
day, strolling through Orcentnount
Cemetery. This Is but half a mile
from the stations, and Is the nearest the timid fcllowa have come.
Wilbur Drown, HOU of Mrs. and
the late T. H. Drown, and brother
of Mrs. C. A. King, died suddenly, June ijth, from apoplexy, at
his home in Camden. He will be
remembered by many here. His
remains were laid to rest on Friday,
the i8th.
The second of the series of cnntiing demonstrations will be held
next Wednesday, at two o'clock
sharp, in the Vocational School
rooms, All the Indies nnd girls ol
Hammonton district are Invited
and urged In attend. Miss Cooper,
of the State Department, will be in
charge.
D. E. BALLABD
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK
.
And Flustering
an Orchard St.
Hammonton
A. H. Phillips Co.
Bellevue Garage, Inc.,
Fire Insurance
On the County Boulevard,
Hammonton
MONEY
AOKNT 1'OU
MORTGAGE LOANS
FORD MOTOR CARS
Bartlett llnildiiiK, - Atlantic City
Studebaker, Hudson, Hupmobile,
and Dodge Pleasure Cars.
Studebaker, Republic, (Mack,
and Vim Trucks.
IH the very bcot paint ever imcd In
Iluminonton.
Get our prices on Tires before you buy. If you
pay more than our prices, you pay too much.
E. A/(5ORDERY, Manager
Our Motto—-Keep Moving
A
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Our Business—Moving
And Hauling of all kinds
The Hammonton Paint
There are Hcorett. of btilldingH in
town covered with thin paint,
which look well after eight or
ten yearn of wear,
The Hamilton ton 1'aiiit IH Bold fo
Icon than other flrht-claHti paint.
It him no canal, an it worku well,
covcrti w.cll, aud weam wdll.
No job too .small or too Inrgc. ,
Long Distance Moving n specialty.
8EKVIOE GUARANTEED
Tomkinson Auto Express
Sold by JOSEPH I. TAYLOR
Homo, Slon, and Carrlago Painter,
Second and I'leaHiint HtH,,
Ilamnionton, N. J.
Road
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Hammonton, N. J/
ftcl)
Thouc S^-J
" Strawberries are becoming very
scarce.
Mrs. Wiuchip's house has been
repainted.
Mrs. Laura Cboate and daughter
Mabel are visiting local relatives
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Galigne have
•eturned—from—a—pleasant—trip-to
Boston.
The fine lot at Third>nd Belle
.yue will be sold
Bartlett.
La ton M. Parkhurst is justly
proud of his new eight cylinder
Cadillac.
_ _Hajnm_ontpn Loan and Building
Association" will meet" on Thursday
eveimtgTiext; - : - ~
Mrs. Wm. Veil, of Philadelphia
made her friends a short two days
visit, this week.
Mrs. Frank Quay and her little
daughter spent two weeks-at-her
brother's, James Gerstenfeld.
. John C. Anderson and family
are now occupying their Second
Street homestead^for-the-summer
A mile of decorations, and al!
illuminated, on the night of July
5th—First Road, Tenth to Twelfth
Streets.;
First "Thimble" of the season,
for Civic Club members, at Club
House, Monday, June 28th, at three
o'clock.
Mrs. D. D. Parker and Mrs.
Parkerrof^New: Yorkrare-visiting
Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham, North
Second Street.
Thomas Skinner and family will
motor to their old home, in Connecticut, taking in New
Bedford"
:
^Springfield, etc.
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The Board of Trade Sextette
and their wives, expect to journey
to Pleasantvilie, Thursday evening
next, there to participate in the
County Commencement.
Miss Esther Matthews, known
by many as the youngest daughter
v of the late Prof, and Mrs. W. B
.Matthews, died on June nth, at
Morris town, after a long illness.
Dr. Cunningham, Sanitary Inspector, gives notice that he wil
_enforce the law requiring ril food
"Sniffs exposed"for sale to be protected from flies and other vermin.
A right pleasant surprise was
tendered Rev. and Mrs. Wm. J.
Cusworth, last evening, at the
Baptist Church,— the occasion
being the fifth anniversary of their
marriage.
A. good hot weather supper tonight, from 5.30 10.8,00 o'clock, in
Civic Club Hall. Clam chbwder,
salads, cold bam, rolls, deviled
eggs, tomatoes, an ice, and a cold
drink. 25 cents.
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W. R. Bernshouse
Eire Insurance
We are -naming figures
HOTTT &r SON, Publishers and Printers.
Three oenU per copy. .
By. saving your cash trade tickets
„ .until you liave_$ld worth,
which means a big saving to you
TT7HEN.:tlrfwnjg aTbin'der ite aggravating
VVto have to stop because "the twine
went wrong."
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Sometimes the trouble is a Tjad spot in' the
twjne—sometimes a tangled ball
Such delays are the real price you pay for
cheap twine.
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Win. B. Phillips
Attorney - at - Law
May's Landing, N. J.
July isth and
Vocational School.
Lewl&burg, Pa. .
•JOHN HOWARD HARRIS. U.D« President
_ioc»LBione 951.
They're getting:'!
Fire crackers,- the 1
Field Day, and then'
YOU can learn to
Can all you can,
On Wednesday, at
BUCRNELL
UNIVERSITY
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One twenty-five per rear.
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HAMMONTON, N. J., SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1916
"The Hammonton Band went to
Atlantic City, yesterday, to tak
part in their Carnival.
Many people a*e.puzzled as -t
the workings of a. clockless clock
face, at Hammouton Trust Co.
A young couple passed" througl
leading tbeir horse with baggagi
wagon and souvenirs, "all the waj
from Kansas,"— a hike
""" Miss""Ma6el"~Frarloes"Hair," from
Chicago, has been visiting relative
here, and meeting many friends
Miss Hall has an exceptionally
pleasing voice, and is an accom
plished pianist.
Notice has been received, from
the Collector of Internal Revenue
for the .First District that al
special taxes must be paid on o
before next Wednesday, or a heavy
penalty wil 1! beJtnppsedL
On Saturday, June igth, 1915
Miss Ida May Cusworlk and Percy
Martin, of Roxborough, Pa., were
united in marriage, at the jiaptist
Parsonage, Hammonton, by the
bride's brother, Rev. William J
Ciiswnrth. - ;
.»The "Gleaners," of the Baptist
Sunday School, will give a lawn
social and cake sale, on Saturday
July roth, on Wm. H. Miller's
lawn, Central Avenue. Cakes to
be sold in the afternoon ; the socia!
Seevemng.
-Frank Thomas, Jr., an engineer
in government employ, spent some
time at -home, after -t wo; years: on
the Panama Canal work. : He returned this week to his tropical
engagements—-He-is-looking-welr.
enjoys his work, and is pleasec
with the isthmus, improved ant
made habitable by our own Uncle
Samuel. Dr. Cunningham reports these
accidents this week : A. Monaco
"foot broken by a falling railroac
tie. Joe Brown, wrist cracked by
a. fallen cake of ice. PHilip Kurt2
finger broken by catching in a
bicycle chain. Alex Mutiletti, six
years old, while -handling a loadec
_revolveiv-was-probably-f»tally-6ho
through the abdomen, the bulle
going entirely through his body.
H. M. Phillips, died early yesterday
morning, "at the family home 01
Main Road, Hammonton, aged 6;
years. Miss Robinson has been
resident of Hammonton for many
years, and was well known. Tin
announcement of her death came
as a shock to most of us, as she
was at her nephew's graduation
at Princeton only last week. The
funeral services will be held aHhe
house on Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock.
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St. Mark's Church. Fourth Sunday after Trinity. Morning Prayer
and Holy Communion, 7.00; Morn 'g
Prayer and Litany, 10.30 j Sun
day School at 11.45; Kvcnlng
Prayer, 7.30.
St. Peter's Day(June 27), Morning Prayer and Holy Communion,
7.00 ; Kvening Prayer, 4.30,
Bank BrotHeirs
Bank Brothers
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At a Great Saving.
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We wilLnot go into details to tell how
Jt-happened-thacave can offer such unusual
values so early in the season.
The only thing that interests you is that
they are here at prices that cannot be
duplicated for.
White Silk Waists
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At_75_cents. ^_With embrpideredLflpwers
set in sleeves ; and organdie collars. • • '•
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Sizes from 34 to 44
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Suit at $6.60,—
_Ma_4e_of_Palm_Beach_cIptli] ;_np padding,
no canvas, no lining, nothing that will add
warmth.
Suits at $8 and $10,—
Of Palm Beach cloth and mohair ; very
garmeots for -hot weathen ;
Suits at $8.50 and $10,—
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Of ~fastr color~serge7=-an—exceptionallygood value.
Suits at $12.60 and $15,—
White Lawn and Voile Waists
.-"At• $i. Nicely trimmed, long or sh'ort
sleeves. Regular $1.50 value, at $i. '
Sizes 34 to 44
Crepe De Chine Waists
At $1.50 ; value $2.50 and $3"
Newest style ; in white, pale blue, pale
~7~pink, old"rose, light green7~and~blsck;
\
Dresses at $1.
Of tHe new black and white stripe;
suspender style,
and hem-stitched collar.
.
Dresses at $2.50 and^$3.
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;
'.••"•.'."A.r.-faHSXi
especially for warm weather.
oiLWaists and Dresses
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Of striped and flowered voile, and striped
-and—flowered—erepe-f—flounces—and—colonialeffect The variety is too numerous to
mention.
:
Dresses at $4.50, $5, and $6.
You were never invited to view such
remarkable values.
Crepes and voiles, in flowered stripes
and plain white. They will tell their own
story when you see them.
Great assortment, in all the newest
models and weaves, light and dark colors.
Suits at $18 and $20,——
-product ofL- Hart,-Schaffner- andMarx tailors. Made o f ; all wool fabric, in
any-style~thaTnwilI ~suit: your^individualtaste.
^in,
\^m&m
• e&i$/mw&
-Men-s-new-Sport-Shirts
At 48 cents and $i. Big, .'.low lie-down
collar and short sleeves.
A complete line of Dress Shirts at 48 c, 75 c,
$i and $1.50
Men's Silk Shirts at $2, $2.50, $3, and $3.50,
in the newest stripes.
New Neckwear, — four-in-hand or bow, at
2jj cts and 50 cts.
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Union Suits for men, for 50 cents, $i,
—Dozens-of—different-ma
terials and grades to choose from ; to fit
. , slim, medium and stout menY
The new Fox Trot men's soft Collar, at two
for 25 cts. Twenty-five different styles
of men's linen collars, in quarter sizes,
in stock.
Bank Brothers'
Store
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AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Baptist Church, Sunday, June y j ,
10.30 a. ru., morning worship ;
theme, "Conduct and Religion.'1
Children's talk, "Touch me who
dares."
11.45, Bible School,
6.30 p.m., Y. P. S. C. K. prayer
service.
7.30, Evening praise and worship;
theme, " The Tenth Commandment."
No.
Bellevue Avenue
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Hammonton, New Jersey
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•yu^naum .ii niiiMfci..iltH.IL
"The Girl of tne
L-Triangrle Ranch,''
A play full of fun and excitement, will be given by the
St. Nicholas Soc'y of Egg Harbor
IN
Bellevue Hall, Hammonton
ON
,
Hammonton
Board of Trade.
A Live Organization
l'Y>r advancing the interests of
Hammonton
All-Soul's Church—UnlversaliHt. Saturday Evo, June 26,8 o'clock
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Morning service at 11 o'clock ;
theme, "The greatest privilege of
Tickets, 35 and 35 cents.
If you are not now a member, you
life."
Roclpoi for Canning.
vhonld he. Send your name and
Dancing after the plixy.
livening service at 7.45 ; theme,
membership fee (#i) to
At all of the canning deinonstra- Fighting the good fight."
lioim held in this County, Mi mi
PrentiBS A. Myrick?
An engagement you have with Don't miss this Treat! Chairman Membership Committee,
HattHcr has given out a number of
canning recipes to all present. If fSod.
ou
Walter J. Vernier
Presbyterian morning worship
there Is anyone in the County who
would like to have n canning and Lord'tt Supper at 10,30 a.m.
H. 0. Doughty, Seo'yHiblo study at noon In the Sab- PLUMBING & HEATING
recipe, or n bulletin written by Miss
1 fanner, "A Message to the Women mth School, Try the Men's Drop—
^
' of New Jewcy," relative to her ii Bible Class.
Regular Meetings,—
Oontraotor
work In the Department of DomesA cool church, good Hinging, and
First Tuesday evening
tic Science, and will Heiul a card he thema "How Pcnsimism hecamu
Registered
ot
each month,
to Kllwood Douglass, Countyl'iuin )ptlmlmn," at 7.30 p.m.
ITiuuinontoii, N. J.
Demonstrator, nt May's Landing,
Will you add another to thene
In Civic Club Hall.
or L. C. Armstrong, Hammonton, veil - attended prayer meetings?
Local
Phone
904
n copy of ench pamphlet will be rhuiwlay, ut 7,45, in the lecture
forwarded them.
'oom.
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Lots on Villa
Villa Park is located on Park Avenue, between Central
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Hammonton Park.
Thirteen Choice Building_I^st|
Are now ready for sale at V"la Park,
al low prices to quick buyers.
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Lots fronting on Central Ave, 42;x 160j||||f
Lots fronting on Park Ave., 40 x 160
I.O(H arc all staked.
Iluycm will know exactly the lots they purchase.
Mllit!§!trf?
Ifor maps »nd terms, apply to the owners,—
J. L. <
EDW. M.
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