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l^ulcanizing
Seasonable Items
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Tire Repairing
F.Q; MANNING
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Return and tell where you found
Mora Prompt and Efflcfent ' '
Thau you enjoy at home'
At ydur Service Night and Day.
Spraying Lime
Nozzle and Sprayer Fixtures
Sulphur
Hammonton Telephone ATel.Co
Blue Stone
The Ford car makes ita appeal^ to yon. .in appearance as well as for
•'"service.''' %'arge ra"dia16r^iid^h"clolea-fanpBtreatnIine~hoodrci(6wn " •
fenders, entire .black finish,.nickel..irruimings,—-'up-to-date |tt all
requirements^for'^handsome appeBrunct-^^
world over as a money-saving,- lime-saving, labor-saving utility..
.If is surely your'necessity. Tue Ford 'car is just an useful on thfr'
'farm as it is in the city ; just as necessary to the business man'.as
it is to the professional man. • More necessary to every man thai*
ever before. Low purchase - price and- very,economical to operate
and maintain. WTiy not investigate ? Touring Car, $360; Unnabout. $345 ; Coupelet, $505; To.wn Car, $595 ; Sedan, $645^—
f. «..b...Detroit.
. Order your car now, to insure prompt delivery.
Small Garden Tools
Price, $1.60 pr barrel
A. J. RIDER, Pres't'and Manager.
Also Truit packages, fertilizer,
and soda.
Charles Davenport
Contractor & Builder
CHARLES RANERE
Estimates Furnished on-All Kinds
of Work,
All Work Given Prompt and Careful
Attention.
Bell Phoue 73-)W
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Hainmonton Local phone.
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"The Spirit of
Peach St.
When you buy a Ford car you -ajso. buy Ford service.
^oMpLeteJing^^
and can doivour work in first-class manner, promptly, indL •;
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BELLEVUE GARAGE, Inc.
Hammonton
E. A. COKDERY, President.
Philadelphia.and Hammonton
AUTO:; EXPRESS '
Round trip daily; Orders received!
by Bell Phone 37-5-4 •
Philadelphia Office, 122 Market St.
Truck leaves Philadelphia office
a t o n e o'clock p. m.
Prompt Deliveries
Yoafh"
Gardiner Brothers
Automobile Tirea
Save 50 per cent on
Tire bills.
Factory to you prices—save
middlemen's'profit.'
. £ostaL\vJlllbring^speciaL:
prices, i
Cpmplele stock on hand.
KNIERIM"BROS-.,
Atco.N. J.
Hammonton Trust Co.
Capital, $100.000
Surplus, 814.OOO
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Three pr cent on Time Accts.
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Safe Deposit Boxes
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Insurance—~
Money to Loan on Mortgage
MOTORISTS!
Read Thlt Over Carefully!
New Super-Six Speedster Now Here
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Latest, fastest Hudson model just arrived. A smart
car with new lines. Seats four. $1750 at Detroit.
The newest Hudson Super-Six model has just arrived.
It is thp smartest Speedster you have ever seen. In the grace of
its lines, the dashing beauty of its finish and its wonderful performance it expresses the "spirit of youth."
, Our allotment of these cars is not large. Even before we were
told anything of its details, even without advertising or announcement of any kind either by the factory or ourselves, customers
placed orders with us to assure early delivery. Our only word from
the factory was that a Speedster model would be ready sometime
this spring.
To get an idea of the probable demand for such a car we asked
some of our Super-Six owners about it. The result is shown in the
orders they gave us. We couldn't give them any description of the
Speedster, not even an idea of what it would look like, nor even assure'
definite delivery dates. Still the orders continued to increase, and
seeing a Repetition of last year's condition when buyers grew disappointed at not getting delivery of their Super-Six when wonted, we
stopped accepting orders.
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Phaeton, 7-p«M«n(«r . . 91050
Cabrlol.l, 3-pMMKVW , .
1080
Touring 3«Un
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And why shouldn't there be such a demand for a Hudson SuperSix Speedster? Everyone knows of the official record of a stock
Super-Six chassis in traveling a measured mile at the rate of 102^
miles on hour. . And all motorists are familiar with other wonderful
performance! of the Hudson Super-Six. The Super-Six has proved
it has just the qualities you would require in a Speedster.
There could be no concern about the beauty or grace or finish of
the body. The artists responsible for such lines as. are revealed in
the Super-Six Phaeton, the grace of the Hudson Super-Six Limousine,
and the daintiness of the Town Car* could be relied upon to design
the smartest Speedster.
Such a car is here now for you to sec. You must acknowledge its
low sweeping lines, its rich cobalt blue body \vith vcrmillion wheels,
the smartest Speedster you hove ever seen.
Don't forget that our allotment is small, that the fdctory
is not building many cars of its type, and that only a few cara
are available to any one dealer. Some will probably not be able to
get any at all.
Sp«ed«ter, 4-p«<Mti|*r, $1750
Town Car . . . . . . 3020
(All |»I««> f. .. b. P*ir»H)
Town Car Land.uM . . . $9028
Umouilno
2925
Llmouilne IJ>n4«ul.t . . . 3028
Hammonton Auto Sta. P. T. Kanere, Prop.
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Band 'Concert next
Wednesday afternoon.
.Nine o.'clock,.sharp,,.,
(High Calcium)
Field Spray Pumps .
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators
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Go Where you Will
- Service 9
Hammonton
Arsenate of Lead
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Home Guard drill on
Tuesday eve. at 8.00.
Nexl Wednesday.
Parade starts at
The (urgent hammer that ever a
blacksmith swung does not deliver
'a blow us heavy UH those your lire*.
get hundreds of times in u few
uutidred miles of travel.
That cotton fabric and rubber
can Htand up under such puniah1
incut it* remarkable when you think.
>fit.
I A blacksmith will tell you that
! the temper of Hteel can bo spoiled
' by too much heat.' Little wonder
then thnt even a few decrees too
much in the vulcanizing pita will
ruin u tire by carbonizing the cotton, ThiH rcMillH in n tire that
cannot Htand the pounding of daily
Hcrvice,
By the cxcltiHivc Miller method
of vulcanizing, all 1 the emienllalB.
are retained in the cotton fabric.
The native toughm-Ms and reHllieiicy
of the rubber are kept intact. Both
option anil rubber are welded into
a rugged mileage unit.
Miller geared-lo'thc-road tread
bnudn are never Hpollcd in thu Application, They come to yon brimful of mile miiHi'lc, and with too
per cunt power to reulnt and endure; '
The blown of the road affect them
almost an little a,u tho hammer
affect it the anvil,
HundrcdH of motorists found. '
Miller repairs and re-treads to be
faithful long-distance performcrtt lo
1916.
You, too, can establish mllenge
records and reduce your tire ex~
penso by having your tlren repnlredj
and re-tread by tho Miller methodl
I" iQ>7Write or phone and we will chill's
for, uud deliver all work. We
gunrantca all work.
Miller Tire Repalrlngr
Vineland, N. J.
Inquire W. H. Turner.
Three oenU per oopr.
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.Pleasant Mills Church invites all
its old and new friends to MemoMemorial Sunday, to-morrow, rial Dpy services, on Wednesday
will be appropriately observed in next. There will be a lunch, and
Hammonton. The G. A. R., P.O. refreshments of all kinds, speaking
S. of A., P. O. of A., and all pat- and a good time generally. Proriotic organizations, will meet at ceeds will be for the pastor's salary
headquarters at 7.30 p. in., and fund.
march to the M. E. Church in a
body. There will be special music
Dr. J. C. Bitler has been appointj^S5J£!!!J?£^
ind-a-sermon by Pautor-vanDrigbtr
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•on "Love for Country."
Medical Reserve Corps, and is
tell
an
applicant's
ability at a glance. "A fellow's appearance goes a long
On Wednesday, the 3Oth, the ordered to hold himself in readiness
following Decoration Day pro'gram to report for duty when so notified,
way with me," lie said. "If he does not want a position bad enough to get
•will be carried Qut:
—-'which may be any day. Many
himself together in the very best style possible, I know the position does
8.30 to 9.00 a.m., music by the Hamtnontonians will miss their
Hammonton Band. '' .
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not want him. A fellow cannot helpUhe shape of his head, or the size o*
9.00, sharp. The- Parade, motor
Members of the G. A. R., Camp
drawn, will proceed to Oakdale
his nose, but there is no one in the world who cannot be neat and well
Cemelery. Singing by appropri- 73. P- O..S. of A., and Camp 55,
irrai
Rev. W. J. Cusworth prayer by Service at the First M.. E/ Church
Rev. W. H. Gardner firing by a on Sunday evening. May 27th.
squad ; P. O. S- of A. service ; Members will meet at the P. O. S.
decoration of graves The Band of A. Hall at 7.30 p.m. All are
We have an unusually wide assortment of Clothes,
requested to be present.
will play at intervals.
made for us by America's best manufacturers, and/
Returning to Greenmount, the
Next Monday evening, afeight
^..programme will be repeated, exoffer it at the same price you paid for similar qualcept that the address will be made o'clock, Sheriff Bartlett will hold a
meeting in Town Hall for the
by Rev. E. vanDrigUt.
ities two and three years ago. We would have to
All citizens are asked to deco- purpose of instructing the various
Boards
of
Registry
and
Election
rate with flags or bunting, and, so
go to a lot of details to explain clearly how it
far as possible, enter jnto the"spirit in regard to Enrollment Day, June
of the daj'i—in the morning espec- 5th. Members from Hammonton
is possible for us to do this under the present bigh
• ially,—abstaining from games and and Folsom will attend. On the
same evening, Mulli<!a Township
cost of material and labor.
But we are ready to
frivolity.
qtores will probably close about (and vicinity) officials' will receive
convince you, ano^ the surest and quickest way to
instructions at Egg Harbor City.
nin.e o'clock.
In the afternoon, the Band, assistdo so is for you to stop in for a few minutes and
Over a hundred young men—
ed by the Firemen and Rod and
—Gun-Glub-, will- entertain and~feed niojjl)y_yx>ung—participated in the
let us show you the clothes.
their friends at Hammonton Park. drill last Tuesday.evening, and to
all appearances they thoroughly
enjoyed it. The several hundred
Chicken pox. is going the rounds spectators certainly did. There
Suits at $7.50, $10, $12.60, $16 and $16.60
were nearly a dozen drill-masters,
again.
Models for young men and conservative dressers, cassimeres,
Baker Brothers are driving a and their patient efforts were soon
rewarded by prompt response to the
worsteds, serges, a,ud tweeds.^
truck,.neatly lettered.
Mrs. Isabella Cunningham has various—orders, This—afternoon^
taken H. E. Andrews' corner all who wish can meet one of the
officers on the school grounds, at
house.
From Hart Schaffner & Marx we show the new
three o'clock^ for extra lessons.
Band concert at Hammonton Next Tuesday evening, at eight
summer Dixie Weave Suit, in sport models and
Park, Wednesday afternoon and o'clock sharp, the second full drill
evening.
will be held, meeting at Vernier's
conservative styles, at $16, $16.60 and $18.
Railroads will issue new time- corner. A hundred more recruits
tables to-day, taking effect Sunday are expected in line. Elmer- A.
Suits of serge, cassimere and worsted at $18,
(to-morrow.)
Priestley will enter all such on his
$20, $22.60, and $26
Editor Breder, of Egg Harbor, roll.
. was one of Tuesday'« visitors in
Specials for
\Humtnuiiton. '
White Footwear
Town Council Meeting.
John Pagano's home was brightQuick Selling.
For Decoratiou Day,—
Graduation
• ened by a new boy, Thursday,—
Regular meeting on Wednesday
a
complete
stock.
the sixteenth child.
Dresses.
evening. Messrs. Mcllvaine and
Boys' Wash Suits at 45 c
Women's white canvas
Of the $462.721,10 State School Pizzi absent.
and 95 c
Pumps and Oxfords at $1.25
Highway Committee reported a
—moneys,—Hammonlon's share this
number
of
improvements,
which
Spic and span, new and up
and $1,50, high and low
year will be ?43.445-97were endorsed.
heels
Lace
Curtain
$trips,
25
cts.
Mrs. Edw. Van Hise Is a patient
to the minute Dresses ; handBruno Brothers asked permit to
in the Invalid's Christian Sanita- place a gas tank under sidewalk at
Women's
white
canvas
some models, made especially
rium, 6300 York Road, Phila.
Women's Silk Hose, black
Third and Bellevue. Granted.
Pumps and Oxfords at $1-75
for graduation. We are sure
Refreshment*, moving
pictures,
Sewer
management
given
use
of
and white, at 29 cts.
and $2 ; some with coloand a dance, are on v the program old fire-hose, for flushing.
you will like the style, and
nial buckle ; also sport
j at the P»rk, Wednesday afternoon
Certain repairs to Park Hall were
style, trimmed with
House Dresses, $i & $1.25
and eveujug.
agreed lo, nnd bids for ihe same
the prices are equally appealwhite kid
Mrs. Emma Arlitz-Smith is in will be received.
ing,—$5,
$7,50, $10, $12,50
Resolution adopted, to borrow
Hammonton for an indefinite atay,
Women's white Pumps at
$1,25 and $i Waists at 75 c
$1350,
to
.iniike
first
payment
on
having found this climate favorable
^2,50 and $2,75; made of
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Uellevue Ave. improvement.
to her health.
white Eva cloth ; high and
Under a new law, if the Town
Waists at 39 cents
Envelope
Chemise
Rev. H. T. Taylor IH in town Treasurer hat) not money enough
low heel ; also strapped style."
this week, visiting old friends and to pay the bills presented, Council
at away below
Women's white Pumps at
There arc still a few suits
looking after the sale of his goods must, by resolution, borrow what
this afternoon.
$3 and $3,50 ; of Eva cloth,
the value.
left to go at the following
is necessary.
Finance Committee
with white ivory sole ; also
reduced prices :
Klectric lights will be off for n and Treasurer were instructed to
few hourtt, to-morrow morning, to aHcertain the iiiiiotinl necessary and
new style lace Oxfords and
Envelope Chemise at $i
allow u sale opportunity to make report to Council.
sport Pumps
Women's
and
Misses'
Uilln ordered paid—
Home changes in the wires.
and $1,25 ; value up to $2 j
$18 and $16.50 Suits
Women's white Buck
Town I'uriiuMim
liini.il
Mrs. Drown'B pupils' recital, on
at
$12.50
Pumps, $4 ; high or low heel,
of fine nainsook and trimmed
Wednesday evening, drew a good
(•'Irn
sport Oxfords with brown kid
crowd, and all were highly pleased
with lace
l'm,r
with the progress of tho pupils.
trimmed
tiud $14 Suits are reduced
to $10
Prof, W. J, liranpan has been
Envelope Chemise at $1,50;
Women's white kid uud nu
l'lrn«
employed by the Board of Educabuck
Pumps
at
$4.50
;
high
value
$2.50; of nainsook,
l.im
tion for tho miminer months, to
New Military Middy Hlonscs
llollnviio Avi>. ImpriiV"""'"!
1,'l.Ml Vn
or low heel ; also washable
Dupervlttc the home garden work.
lace trimmed
at $1,25
Volunteer I'ire Company linked
kid
Volunteer Kirc Company tented for the iiiHtiillation ol' u large gu*
five hundred feet of new 2% Inch t a n k . Referred lo Commit lee,
hose, Wednemliiy night. 'Small
A very complete stock of Straw hats for Men, - Sennit, Split Straw and
Notice WIIH received of u public
boys chooHc thai occasion to have hoiirlng at n meeting of .the .Stale
Panama HatS. Sennit Straws at $i, $1,251 $1,50, $2, $2,50.
a good time ; and many of them H i g h w a y Conmiiiwioti, J u n e i " , l l i ,
had it, and a Rood wetting, too.
Panamas at $3, $3,50 and $5.
A special table of Men's Straw Huts at
at Hotel DciinlH, A i l i m i l i - C i t y , I"
Dr. Cunningham reporln the fol- roimidcr t a k i n g over of t h e lilgh
lowing accidents : Saturday night, way from Canlden to Abwcon
Voted, to adopt the cominitteo'tt
John Ruhertone broke hla wrlnt,—
nit, car turned turtle, near NCHCO. recommendation lo the Water Comft
Two workmen of Tony Klzzottc mitmluii, thai water main and fire
limMtalned broken ril>n by a wagon h y d r a n t be Initialled, I\H ic<|unt(cd
W. H. Berushouse
Comniuiv.
UupBettlng. Sunday, Imidore Dunk by Hoineway Company.
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Three official doj{ cutchern were
Broke two nlm and shoulder, and
Fire Insurance
Ire. Bank wan badly bruised,— appointed,— D, J. 1'agano, Jotenh
Umpcr,
and
Angclo
Conta,
MONDAY World . . Kdwln A n ^ u m , In "The Hoclul Highwayman," and 1'alhc Comedy.
1:ar struck by I)ernhlu»iHo'n truck,
Strongest Companies
Memorial Day order for HcvcntyIn charge of young Mangold, who
TUESDAY
Paramount . . Mary Pli-Mord, In "The Ktcrnal CJriml," ami llliu-k Diamond Comedy.
litteiupted to pnim from the rear, five dulUrn wan authorized.
Loweat Rates
jtetwccn two union. Mm, 1'lcimunt Memirrt. K. 11, Hhnrpp and W. J,
WEDNESDAY World . . CurlyIc lllarkwell, In "Hally In Our Alley."
Conveyancing,
Ind two nlecCH. of Philadelphia, Sin I III were appointed membem of
THURSDAY Metro . . Lionel llmrymore, In "Dorlan'h Divorce," and Comedy, "Nobody Home."
crloiiHly injured by car tttrikiiiK K i n k i n g Fund CoiiniilHiilon, with
Notary Public,
lolc, near nlm, frank Donaker, A. H, bavlti, Town Treamuer,
FRIDAY . I'm lie . . Mollle K | H K , in "Kk-k I n , " and Pathc Comedy.
Adjourned
to
meet
on
Tuemluy
ladly Injured knee, by falling over
CommiaMioucr of Deeds
evening, May 291)1.
SATURDAY . Paramount . . Wallace Held, In "I.ovc MaHk,"
llurton Ilolmcn Travel Pictnrm,
1 wheelbarrow.
Hauuuontou.
and Comedy.
Bank Brothers
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MEMORIAL DAY
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Hliiiiilftitt
One twentr-flre Der J«KT.
.HAMMONTON, N. J., SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1917
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Where this supreme law Is honored
EPWOBTII LEAGUE TOPIC
A BERTH JACK SHIRKS
THE CAUTIOUS ELEPHANT
tho evils of to-day. But aA does not
and obeyed-there will not, be any lock
ot Itself afford an abiding principle -by
of funds for carrying on the'work of
TJio worst cate in. the way pf a . Ancient chronicles ' tell us that the •
For May 27, 1017
which tho Individual Is delivered from
ship Into which Jock can go la a Nova Romans sometimes tested their miliGod.
sensuality, practical materialism and
Scotian. i A certain Nova Scotia ship tary bridges by sending an elephant
PRESSING FORWARD
Ol'U MIND!? SUBJECT TO CHHI8T'8 pLoosuro-seoklng Into a living oxpccame Into port ot Santos one day with out on them and then watching to BOB
SUNDAY SCHOtft "LESSOR
Phil. 3:i3a«:8.
ricnco of divine truth,
a crew that was- little short of whether the cautious beast would
No religion of culture can be truly
"Our Minds Subject to the Mind ot
mutinous owing to tho fact that the cross. Tho author of From .Jungle
For May 27, 1017
The Christian life Is a conflict, a
Christ." Tho text was 11 Corinthians called such unless it. comes face to
captain was too eparlng of the rations. to Zoo iln explaining the difficulties of
Christ. The struggle, a war, a race, a pilgrimage,
x:5: "Costing down reasonings and face with the living
every high thought that Is exalted human reason finds tluo solution of al a servitudes' It Is pu,J before us In THE HOLY SPIRIT AND HIS WORK The ship . bad a bad name among transporting wild animals by rail,
sailors at tho h.est, and as^she was gives a more modern example of the
(Pentecost Lesson)
against the knowledge of God, and life's problems In the life of God many different aspects', but every asanchored the entire crow cleared out. elephant's cautiousness.
Is "thepect of It represents effbrt and progS bringing every thought Into captivity which Is Jesus Christ— wh?
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way, the truth and the life. ' He came ress or achievement.
Golden text—He shall teach you all For three weeks after she had dis> tj»€ obedience of Christ."
The keepers generally place/a heavy
charged and got Her new cargo uhe platform from the daor ot the. truck
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There cannot be any truce in the things. John 14:26—16:14.
e method which the New Testa- forth from God that He might bring
This Is one of the most important lay there with no crew to take her to tho ground, but few elephants will
ment writers adopt can best be lllus- to us tlu! assurance of the divino life— war between Christ and Satan, there
I rated when we follow the line of He who Is the Incarnate Son of God cannot be any gp-as-you-please In the lessons that could be put before us, to sea. At last the -captain went to venture on it In one case the men
thought which the apostle pursues In the Light of life, the Light of divine life of a Christian without Injury and and one that Is especially needed In some of the crimps on shore and' (old sent in a trained elephant flrat in tho
loss to his spiritual nature.
our time; for the personal work of*the them to round up a crew under any hope that the newly captured elethe whole chapter from which our toxt reason. Heni'eforth our faith cannot be
Ne'er think the Victory won
Holy Spirit is now very little under- pretext The crimps sent men around phant would follow. The new eleis taken. Too often do we select a text
the. docks offering big wages to any phant stopped, dead, however,, threw
stood.
Nor once at ease sit down;
apart from its Immediate surround- lixed in the written word of tho Bible,
Thine arduous race will not be run
ings, and use it as a weapon of Chris- wonderful as has boon its power of
It is quite true that what the Holy of the loungers who would go aboard up his trunk and made it evident that
Till thou hast gained thy crown. Spirit does Christ does, and whMt the vessel to rig some new saila. Some he would go no farther.
tian warfare. The present text for thought, its indomitable biographies,
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We need to be all the time pressing Christ does the Father does, but ItMs twenty men were quickly picked up,
example, has been used as an argu- remarkable history, unapproachable
They offered him all kinds of food •
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ment against reaso }), as a fountain of psalms and prophesies — but In tlie forward, struggling upward endeavor- j also true that while one In essence, many of them In their shirt sleeves, and addressed' him with encouraging
Uvln.ii_ Chrltjt...w)u),has. created .the.. ing-to-attaln-to •something-"better-and-j'and—in—purpofrer^nnd—act,—thefe" BYe
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terest of the claim that the church Is literature of 'the Bible. He,' the to accomplish more. And wo need to , nevertheless three distinct personall- covered wltb^_revolvers and rifles by out and then In again with a rush,
the
officers,
and
the
anchon
was
Creator
of
tlwj
ideals
that
occupy
the
tho only authority to teach divino
avnll ourselves of all available helps | tics In the Godhead. The Bible emin the hope that the other would foltruth. But a caroful examination of pages of the Blhlo from the beginning to spiritual growth and development, j phaslzes the' separate personality of weighed, and the Nova Scotia ship low In the excitement of the moment.
stood
out
to
sea,
her
unwilling
crow
to
the
end
will
ever
keep
His
word
Association with other Christians In the Father, and of the Son! and of the
the chapter will convince one that
But it all had no effect whatever;
I'aul, instead of disparaging reason as pur.o and holy. Criticism has been worship and in work for Christ Is Holy Spirit as strongly as It empha- leaving families behind without even there the balky oiie stood, waving his
a
chance
to
let
them
know
what
had
made
a
servant
of
Christ
and
for
this
ii medium through which God has
helpful. And It is especially helpful to sizes the essential untiy of these three
trunk and glancing from left to right
spoken to mankind, rather exalts reason its results have appealed to come into contact with persons who | persons. If we cannot understand happened. The .next port was Sydney, and from right to left with his little
and
the
next
Yokohama,
then
San
the
intelligence
and
faith
of
the
Chrisreason in the Interpretation of tho Goa
are inspired with fervid zeal and nave J how three persons can constitute only Francisco, then Valparaiso, then Lls- crafty eyes.
tian. .
pel of Christ.
the gift of communicating, that zeal to | one divine being that only proves the bon,
and for those men who stayed | At last, after two hours of hard
Ue—ilhistra4,e9-4he-wfty—in-whleh hebthers7~TtiaT~Ts where~Ene~ benefit
limitation or 7m? nature which is
-worlcr~wlreinhe men
exhausted"
has 'exercised the authority of his and the nations of the earth are conventions and conferences comes In; able to comprehend the Infinite nature with- the ship It was Just two years and streaming with prespiratlon, the
and
a
half
until
she
went
to
Grande
brought
under
subjection
to
God
and
' apostolic office In this wise: The Ix>rd
for at such gathering there are usual- of God. As we cannot understand
elephant suddenly lowered his trunk,
Himself spoke in meekness and kind- His Christ we shall witness again a ly some very enthusiastic workers the interaction of opposite forces in <lu Sul, the nearest port home. Many seized the inclined platform and throw
of
them,
however,
had
cleared
out
and
world
of
peace.
If
life
alone
can
lead
ness to those who vaunted" themselves
who are able to stimulate the zeal of our own three-fold nature it is' ab- gone home In other ships long before It away. Then lifting up first one
and opposed themselves to His divine to life, 1f personality reveal person- those about them.
I surd to think that we should be able that.
huge foot and then another, he walked
ality,
If
thought
can
inspire
thought,
teaching, so that even His enemies
We need opportunities for giving ut- j to understand clearly the nature of
quietly Into the truck and settled
then
the
pla&e
of
Christ
in
the
modern
were convinced of His mission br His
terance to our faith and our hope, and the God who created'us.
down at once to a good meal.
ILLITERACY IN THE
spirit. So Paul declares that, like His world is plain. The hope of humanity for manifesting our love toward our
"When the Comforter Is come:"
UNITED STATES
Master, he should teach for the sake is discovered In the life and character brethren and sisters; for the very act That word "Comforter" Is, no douibt,
THE CUKVES OF THE SNAKE
of Christ and for the brethren usso of. Christ. If we are to win the world of telling our sentiments helps to con- the best translation that could be
According to a bulletin on "Adult
ciated with him ln_ the Gospel. The we must place Christ at the heart of firm and strengthen them.
given of the Greek word paraklotos, Illiteracy," Just published by the BuA snake's movements are extremely
authority of the apostle was derived faith, and we submit our heart,-our
People who are engaged in the same the literal meaning of which is, one reau of Education, five and a half interesting to those who care to study
mind
and
our
will
to
Him
Who
is
the
immediately from Christ, and shoulil
work, or who are trying to promote called to assist another; as for.inthem. The snake . moves along the
be exercised in the spirit of the Lord Lord over all. In al' and through all — the. same objects, can help-each other stance, an advocate called to plead the million people in the United States ground by contracting the rigs on one
Christ
Jesus,
blessed
forever
more.
over
ten
years
of
age
are
Illiterate,
or
Now,
Christ, who Is "the light' or
by meeting to comjjare notes and to cause of another. Paul says, "The nearly eight out of every hundred. Bide of his body and separating1 those
every man who cometh into the
discuss
methods and problems, so that Sipirt also helpeth our infirmity: for Few people realize the extent of the on the other side. This forms one
FOUR UENEIUTI03TS ON FARM
world," gives us the deep significance
each will have the advantage of the we know riot how to pray as we ought; problem of teaching merely the ele- curve.
Another contraction takes
of life, the meaning of our existence,
Niheten years after the signing of experience of all the others. Such con. but the Spirit itself maketh interces- ments or reading and writing to the place at the end of the expanded side,'
the Qope of every action. Our faith
ferences should be especially helpful sion tor us with gfoanings which Illiterates in the country who are be- and bends the body In the opposite
recognizes in Christ the light of divine the Declaration of Independence .one to beginners.
cannot be uttered." (Rom. 8:26).
yond school age and of whom over a direction. . Thus there Is a series of
truth. We see God as Christ saw Him; of the members of ttie" ^Continental
"Let us hold fast the confession of
We need to seek the aid of the Holy million can speak no English, the alternate qontractlong aild spreadiagg '
we hear the voice .pf God spoken army, who had lived In Connecticut,
through the word of the Son of God moved to Chemung county, N. Y., and our hope that It waver not; for He is | Spirit in prayer and in the study of the percentage of Illiteracy In the southern of the numerous ribs .throughout the
^elflea ^own on a~ tract of land^coTH^ Jalthfu4-that-promised4-and-let-ua con- ] Bible, ^And—we need to cherish the SfaleTTias been reduced one^half in length of thV reptile as "ft" lies oh' ttie
mra
riflce. This faith in us is the htshest prising 350 acres. Now, after four sider one another, to provoke unto j thought that the Holy Spirit Is in use. the last two decades, "but In the Mid- ground, When the snake is In motion
ground for reason and life. "We have generations, the land is still in the love and good works; not forsaking to help,' and Inspire, and guide, and dle Atlantic States— along, the Atlan- some part of the body must secure
tic seaboard — there has been but slight Itself against a rough or' projecting
the mind of Christ." The love of truth possession of the Parsons family, a the assembling of ourselves together, comfort us. (1 Cor. 3:16; 6:19).
The manner of the Spirit's testi- decrease in perce.tage, while there surface, from which tho forward part
is the great aim for both faith and descendant of Burr Parsons, the pio- as the custom of some is, but exhorting one another: and so much the mony for Christ is explained in chap. has been a largo Increase in numbers, can be Impelled. Then the forward
reason. . The subjection of our wills to oneer owner.
the Divine will as captives bound to I Whether or not the farming methods more as ye see the day drawing nigh." 16:14: "He shall glorify Me, for He "possibly owing," says the bulletin, part takes hold and the hinder length
shall^ake-ot_Mine, and shall-declare
-Is-dragged-toa-new position.
—
rtnrcharlotrof-divine-love-lB-really-the^ |TTOW~belng used were~haTided~ dowrr
it unto you." In other words* the the general public and educators of
assertion of freedom of conscience from father to son is not clear, says
Spirit would enable them, to under- changed conditions duo to new types
MIL ZANGWILL'S JOKE,
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR TOPIC
and of chojce In the service of God. an exchange, but the present producstand the teachings and work of of foreign Immigration." It U rather
"Casting down reasonings," says the tiveness and fertility of the soil show
Christ, and would reveal to them His startling to hear that in the State ot
Shortly after his marriage, some
For May 27, 1917
apostle, "and every high thought that that the fields have not suffered by tne
continuous presence with them in ful- Connecticut there has been an In- years ago, Mr. Israel Zangwlll, the
Is exalted against the knowledge of methods that have been used, accordGod." Atmtess
speculation about ing to B. J. Parsons, one of tho pres THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF STEW- filment of His promise, "Lo, I . am crease In Illiteracy during the past well known author, was entertained,
with you alway." (Mat. 28:20).
ARDSHIP
knowledge and God will lead to despair ent owners. His grandfather applied
decade,. not only In number, but also with his wife, at a popular New York
Jesus attached the utmost import- In percentage.
Illiterates, as the club. After dinner the toast of "Our
and .loss of faith.
lime to the farm over fifty years ago.
"Ye are not your own; for ye were Iance to the Con»ln8 »' the Holy Spirit term Is used In this bulletin, arc per- Guest" was proposed, and tho speaker
In modern times the Christian
bought with a price," Paul .says. (1 to His disciples. Ho assured'them sons who have not learned to write expressed regret that tho eminent
truth has had to contend with natural- RUUBEIt SPONGES SUPERIOR
that It would.be a greater blessing
man of letters could not be claimed
ihm on tho one hand and spiritism on
TO .NATURAL ONES Cor. 6:19, 20). And we air know than His own continued visible pres- In any language.
as a citizen of tho United States. In
the other. Both of these systems have
how great the price was .which God
.ence would bo. (Chap 16:7). And afthU response Mr. Zangwlll said smilhad a baleful Influence over the minds
Th "rubber-milk" sponge, now be- paid to redeem us from lives of selfof some who, through false premises, ing marketed la claimed to be a very seeking and self-pleasing, that we ter His resurrection He told them to MAKING AND COUNTING DIMES ingly:
"I do belong to one of the United
liKve been led to false conclusions re- different article from the rubber might become His servants ana win wait for tlie coming of the Holy'SpirTho procosn of dlmo making is an States, through my wife,by - marriage."
garding final truth. Naturalism views sponges of Continental European and for ourselves tho infinite reward which it before attempting to begin the
work to which Ho had appointed Interesting one. The silver bullion
Everyone wnjs much puzzled, for
the world as phenomena beyond which American manufacture, which have results from faithful service.
Is first molted anil run Into two-pound Mrs, Zangwlll was certainly-English..
_
i the-jiumnn mjnd cani never hope to -froni-Uni«--to—time—appeared—on~tho —If ,-wa.are not our_own. then noth- them,
"Whosoever klllottryouTshalf think llartT These In tuFn" are run through being the (laughter of the late Profcupenetrate. The world is ruled 6y market. It la made by a wet process ing that we possess or can acquire can
natural law and every event Is ex- direct from tho "rubber milk" or latex. bo our own. All belongs to Him who that ho offereth service unto God." Immense rollers and flattened out to nor W. E. Ayrton; but It was she horJesus did pot g,lvo His disciples any the thickness ot tho coin. Thcxo silver Rojf who explained the rayatory.
plained by natural causation.
It resembles the natural sponge In owns us, and all must bo employed In
"It was a Joke," she asld; "ho Hoes
But contrary to these views of life appearance, and unlike the red rubber His service. No power or ability that right to expect that they would have strips are then paused through a mawe act tho Personality of Jesus Christ sponges, It uwolls and grows uoft in we poHsoss may bo allowed to llo Idle. an easy time In His service. On the chine, which cuts them Into proper belong to tho united state—tho •marIIH the motive and action of our lndi~ water. Over tho natural upongo It Is We must endeavor to make tho best contrary, He warned them repeatedly Hlzo for tho proflses, tho ntrlps. first ried state!"
vldual life Jesus regards every Indi- said t» havo the advantage that It pOHslhlo use of our talents and oppor- | that they would ho persecuted, and having been treated with a kind of
nniHt expect to suffer. Hut Ho prom- tallow to prevent tholr being scratch- NO EYE FOR THE IIEAUTIFDI^-NOT
vidual reverently and considerately. doc'rt not clog'nor got foul with soap. tunities whatever they may bo.
MUCH I
He sees the essential goodness In Zac- Thin "rubber milk" sponge IH to bo oxMoney Is a groat power, and tho pos- ised to ho with thorn In their miffcrlngs, ed In tholr pannage through tho cutters.
Tho silver plocon urn then put Into
rliuouB, thfl despised publican. Ho LoiiHlvoly advortlHod, and Instructions session of money openu tho door to op- and that they would have a glorious
Mrs. Broker—My dear, do you supumimenda the woman's dood of devo- rurnlslieil with each sponge adlvno pur- portunity, therefore wo must he caro- reward. I'aul tolls us" that wo are the feeder of tho printing preHxcs, and
tion In Bethany, understanding her -...IHLTH before putting, tho npo'ngu Into ful In rogonl to tho uso of money. It heirs of God and Joint holrs with Christ urn fed to tho dlo by automatic ma- pose U la possible (or a man, almost
motive. Ho condemiiH tho Pharisee use, tn noak It In hot wntqr for half must neither bo squandered nor al- —"If so bo that wo miffor with Him chinery at tho ratn of 100 par minute, any man, to alt alongside of a beauthat wo may bo also glorified with 48,000 illmes beliiR tiirnoit out in a tiful oroaturo all day long, 'watching
for laying heavy burdens on men's
owcd to lie Idle.
niRular working day nf ulRht bourn, her pretty tinners toying with a typeHoulH. Hn cotinnelH the disciples not [in hour nnd then nonp it thoroughly
And man's first duty with regard (o Him." (Horn 8:17). •
An thn Hinooth picric urn pronned writing machine, without falling In
"If we endure, wo nhall alm> reign
to Im ovor-nnxious for tlu) future, Mnco .lid rhiHO. ThlH treatment restores hu IIHV of money IH to provide for
.ho
"sponge"
to
Itn
n
a
t
u
r
a
l
color
and
hetwon tho poniloroun printing dlon, lovo with her?
they ar» of moro value to God than
t h Him." (2 Tim. 2:12).
normal size, which Id about ono-lmlf hums who art) ilaponilont upon him. w i"Shall
Mr. Urokon (suddonly becoming abt h i n k that ho offoroth sorvroo they rnrnlvo thn luttori'd and figurm!
iiiiiny HparrowH. In otliur words, thy
'If any provlilulh not for hln o w n , and
MiiHlor IIIJ'H down the ntiiriml prlnrlplo larger I linn In It dry, parked Htuto. n|>i'rlully II!H own houHuhold, ho hath unto Coil." Many of thn liumt vlmllo Inipronnloii In a manner Hlmllar to that norlned In a newspaper)—Oh, ho might
nl' moral and rollKloiin frundom, which Thn HIHHIKH nlioulil nflerwaril bn kopt ilitnloil HID faith, and IH worm) than llvo porHocutorH of tho nnrvantfl of of a papnr pr««i«iil upon a form of If nho wan protty; but I never paw a
Me KromxlH on tlm I n l l i t l t u worth of nolHt nml Hhuiild not bo tixptinitd to mi unliollovnr."
God luivn been nmu who, lllii' Haul of typii. Al Iho nanio limn, tho ploon In nr<ntty typowrltor glr( yo(,
"What! I «aw n typowrltor girl at
nxpnmlnil In a HllKht ilisKrmi, and tho
I hit Inillvlilitlil. Tho itlm:l|il»H |IH"(> mln •iinllKlit for iiii'y length of (linn.
Hut thiiro IH much miiru d»nK*<r TarHiin, worn f u l l of zeal for (lod, mid nmall rorruKMIoiiH urn cut Into Its your ofllco who-could——"
I ' i i l h i T ami nun Miuilrr Tliuy lint to
t
h
o
u
g
h
t
they
wont
nerving
Him
by
IIIIKIIIK UH of o r r l i i K In tho opposite dl"I'ACIUH UKSCKNHIIH"
"That rml-lmlr<xl thing?"
i.tirvir one nnoiluir »vm> n» Ho IWH
r r r i l o u . anil upomlliiK inoiuiy for llui t o r t u r i n g or k l l l l t i K lllii HdrvaiilH. Yet rim.
"Rod-halrcd! Hho him tho lovnlloat
Thn maclilim drnpn tlm complnUxl
i.i'i'vml tlii'in Ami lliu minrmmi and
I
h
o
r
r
urn
many
thoiiKhtluHH
pnnmiiH
own
A K i H i t l n i i i a n i>f lurgo menus ami •omfort mill imjoyinmit of our
mrnnlost triOSHOB I ovor gazod on."
coin
Into
a
rocolvor,
nnd
It
In
rmuly
i n v l o l u h l i ) |>rlm:l|il« of tho riillKloilH
who
l
u
l
l
UH
It
doon
not
matter
much
iiiiunnholilH w l i l r l i Hhuiilil hit omitloytid
"IXin't know who you can moan.
l i l u IH li) llui i i l l - r o n t r n l l t i i K mill all i l l l i o l l l l l i ' h n l l u f H , Hliytl till) Hcottlrtll In w n r k H uf honiiviiliuii'i) anil In w h a t wn Inillcvi! an long IIH wn an' for thn countor'H liiuulii Thn liuitruAiniirlciin I n i l l l u liaiiilnonio timuimiiicut UHiiil by tho count nr In not n My typowrltor girl ban ugly rod lin+r,
l n r n l v l i i K lovii uf (Intl.
I'Ullnrlrllt
lllllH.
npri'iulliiK
Ihn
(liiHpnl
Tin'
fact
that
Thi' I n d i v i d u a l who In Hiih>'<:l In liiiiin f u r Iiliiiiuilf In t h e purlnh rlmrr.hrompllriitnil niarliliii' liy any intmiin, not bountiful blank looks like yourn
It w a n u
iiiunnlvi) plnrn of hulilii linn Ihn M r H l r l i i l m m u n i iinviir
UH olio m l K h t HiippiiHii II In a Hlinpln my dour; and lior nyoh, I Unload of nunlt
( ' l i r l M t w i l l t h i n k l l l i i llioiiKlitH, liuvr y u r d
liii
a
l
l
n
w
o
i
l
to
blot
out
i
i
l
l
i
n
r
i:lalmn.
S I I A V I N O IH ANCIHMT
t i n t mini" m o l l v i i of Invii. hivvii t h n niiutuiiry unit protionlnd un u n n n r l of
roppor-colorod tray. hnvliiK ralni'il u diurniliiK, floulful blnok-brown like,
\Vii all niinil I n iii'iOi K u l i l n n r i i from
MI inn hlnil i>f llfii Hint Jimutt iioiiKht r n n h l i l i i n i l i l n HlrmiKlh.
rlilKiix r u u n l u K aiTimn Un mirTum at a yotiTH, uro u wutory Kroy,"
<
!
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n
l
In
rnKuril
In
thn
mm
of
iiiiinoy,
Onn i l n y Hut K'Uitliiiiiiiii mul ono of
"Thoy un> divinely liluo."
I n l l v n . Iliiraiitui l l o WIIH one w i t h
illiiluiH'o apart thn oxiirl w i d t h of, a
I
t
In
mil
liniiroliulilo
t
h
a
t
prohlntorlr,
l l u t i wit may npi'iul I t I n J u n t propor"Ami luir inontli doonn't look <IH If
I h i ' K a t h n r In i i i l n i l , In |iiirixinn ami Ihn I'lllll'rll nllli'l'll rolllllIK Hill <if thn
lllllll!.
man
nliimnl.
for
iMirlouwly
ohapud
t l n n n f o r t h n i H r r r r n n i piirpniii*n t o
r i ' t ' l l i i K , llo ooulil uprak w i t h million r l i i i r i ' l i y n r i l
Kroiu I l i o riKMilvnr thn moony In ll wtirit iinulo for anylliliiK mil outline
iiliiilln
luul
H
i
n
t
lluluia
liavo
boon
din.
Anil wn
"Wiinl." niilil Ihn i i w i u i r of Ihn w h i r l ) wn H h u i i l i l i l i ' v u l i ' |l
M y I n t h o I l l l l i m u lulliil In m u l l u r n < > l
liuvorml which havo boon BiippOHOd itmiipnil un Ill" buiinl nr ti'iiv, nnd un llll'ukll,"
"I I thoiiKht nlui luul tho mouth of
i - n i i d u c l mill l l f u , lull Clirliil'H millmr n t i i n m i l m i n i w i t h u n u l r of pride n l i u u l i l n i l M l r l v i i i n lti'i.|i i m p own pi'r- to bo vnry unrliint. ra/iirn. In rumotu It In uliiilinu r u p l d l v hv Hi" r i i u n t n r
l l y Ih mil I l i o iiii<lli(>i'II.Y of n i l m x t t i r ".yi>'Vi' bi'iin up iiiiiiln' l l m l n r n d l o n u h o i i a l i i x p n n n n i i i l i i w n by nr.onuiny anil pitrtit lit China inon liavo tholr fllilnn I hi! pldcim i i n t l l n ilowu l u l u Hi" iipnritn a uliuriili."
n i ' l f - i l i ' i i l n l I n i i r i l u r I n iiitvn i i i i i i i n y I l l l l l
"And
I ili> halo pug noium."
Hit I I ' l ' H l r u l n l , uf an l U H l l t i i l l o n or un m i n i ' " "
Hitrupud, w i t h o u t wulor or noap, by I x i t w n n i i I h n ' rlilK,"" All I l i n n o npiii'on
wi' m a y K l v r I I a w a y
" ' l i i ' i ' i l I linn," r n p l l m l Ihn n l d n r .
"ljuoort I hnd un Idoa It wax
cirKitnUiillim! I l l n i i u l l i o r l l y IH l l m l
l u u l r i i i m i i i l i i v n r y Hlmllar to llumo, nnd liuliiK Illli'il. Hi" H i i r p l i n i ciilii In b r u n l i P
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<>( a iinrlrri I l l r w l i l i ' h aniiiiion in
thn limn of Ihn ntono IIKO would not nil lini'll I n t o I l l n r i ' i n l v n r a n i l I h n dror.hui."
n i i l H' yon on Illn day <>' J m l K i n n i i t , " t h o y h h m i l i l K l v i ' iirnptii't l u n a l nl y u n
"lloiililim, I cun'i hniir thimo thin,
i i U n w u r l n n l l l n c n n I n o u r o w n liwirl
I l l m l y llml out nt 11 vory (iiirly «tl«K» r u i i n t n r baa < * x a r l l y lltfiO Hllvi'i' i l l i n n n ,
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mill w l n » iihrii'iit w i t h o u r por^oiia nlllil l l n < n l l l n l n l , mi>i:l(lllKly
lluu ID Inuvii luilr upon Iholr f««o WIIH ur t l l l d . nil b i n t r a y , w l i t r h n i l i n l i n r I n liony, riillfiini'n womoti." (UuHiimnD
hn
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mil
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y
(import
Inn
Hn
"My mini," mild Ihn n l d n r , "illiiini
riinvlrlloii
C l i r l n l iipi'iilm w i t h mi
lu K l v n 11 unuftll hiiiulU) to Huilr r o i i n l r i i i l ID 111) HID npiii'i'H Thu t r a y rnitilliiK )
Wlinn I ' u l l n i l u p o n llii'in t u K l v n l l t i n n i l l y i i f lllllillllllH.
MTM, llrokor (nnlilo) — H h o linn tho
a u t h o r i t y i l l r n r l l y , (ruin ( l i n l , no tlml l i u l l l i ' l ) c ' r l i n n i l nllllill. Illlll
In Hinn "inpMi'il l u l u I M I X I - I I ami I l i o
fiic.o of u Minimum und tlm form nf a
In I l l u i w.ii l i u v r mini' in u i i r o w r I l i i i l i l n y i i i i u i i M , t h n y ' l l j u l n t Ink Ihn I h n l r i i l u i i i i l a n i ' i ' , r i i r l i m a n U H h n l i a i h
That,
Iniliwil,
W«n
lh«>
roiiHon
why
luoiii'V In rniiily fur i i h l p n i n n l
n y l p h ; bill, blmtM bin fond, fiMillnh
hi'lf. A l l I l l n t i n r r r , i i n r i l h t h a t rmiMOl b i i l l i i n i "in n' y r r I'Olir.i'rii nnd |nl yn i m r p i m m l I I I h l n l i n i i i ' t . n u t K i ' i u l l l l n K l y , Alinaiiilnr llui (Irimt coiupnllinl bin
hul an it i i u i l l i ' i ' uf t i i i i i n l y . a m i n u n
lioiirl, Im luiHii't iiynn for iinyono but.
ili'iimiulrt f u r III" m l l K l ' M i n I I I " arc tin u l l i l o ilimii "
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Hally no, w i t h nurloil llonrdn. It In
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"Would you 111(0 l<> >»> ulilo lo Hlnff
huldii of u r o n v n n t l i i n a l u i i i r a l l t y t\\\t' In u low volco:
i i l a i l . f i r r l u v l i i K , hn wont frnin prlitDii to tho pnwfliioii w a n l i ' i l in n i l i i r n . a n i l Im u n n f i i l In hln nml piny mi I do, doarl" tiho iinorlml
"Vim, t h a t In t r u n 1 wan liililllK Ihn Illinrly (luil \ \ i i i i l i t
I riiilltluiiitl rullKli'ii t u niit'li itxpftmtilor
ni!| \ | | n i i t i n i l t i i l l l ' i i uf I'liurauli, about IBOO II. (!., "nlmvnil l i n t nf ico nr I I I I D W . Im w n n t to hnr nf u l l t t l i i llvo-ynnr-olil mlnii,
lui nplrllnill Hfr
In HH> iirmminio ol p i i w i i l i r o h n r niinin of my old riot linn wlllllIK n n i v l i n . mil
l i i i i i i i " nnl/.iiil h u p liy HID hn.li' or
"No,
inn'iim," wan thn iintixpontfld
l l i n l i i m n l U u l am! K'mil iiiiii flinln h i m Yiru Him, ho anil hln w l f n am a w f u l l y In l a w n mill iiMlliuiiu -nii l l u i I l l i n r l y In lilninnlf ami (iliniiKoit hln ralninnt."
\vlinrnviM1 ha I'oulil nni'iirn a KO^d K r ll> roply.
ilmm n u t Imponn
nut Ilitniinn
lr (luil
niilf iliillviirinl from tlm unmii imiilio liiud up."
mi I i m . a m i ilniKKnil lior to lilh own
"And why not?" nnkort thn Indy.
"Oh,
John, foi'Klvo i n n l " imrlulnioil l a w n iipiin un fm llui I ' i ' K U l a l l i m of our
plai'im anil f n i i n t l i h n v l l p l n l l h i i l i i n 11
"Mil," null) ll l l l l l n luiv " w h n l l yull i l u n i a l i i , w h n r n Him wnH oxpnctod to
" 'OuiiHn," oxplalnort
thn nmnll
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r u u i l l fur ulimllmirn to I h n n u n n u - Kill Ihn t'rniiin wlil|ipuil may 1 Ih It Iim n l n y w l i l i u i i l iiny f i i r l h n r iiuiri-liiK" (ibnorvor, "I wouldn't lllui to IWTO I
H n vlwn mill yrlim'H, II" appnal to lli« urol"
IIIIHU" law I h« law uf luvo, ihn lovn i l l n h T
rurniiiiuiv
If an iillliKinl brlil(>Kr«otn, pooplo nay niioh horrlil tliliiKi nliotltl
I I'linlliMlfl, tliiinn luivii riiiinnil a nmolloi
Ciu|in| nalnninilli Vnn'in, lluil'n KIIII- Im w u i i l i l p u r l i a i i n iiiiiilho hnr Innonitoil
J u n t l r n Who w a n pn'iionl w l i n n I h n . w l i l r l i h i i ' l l i i n l u wliuli' nimliiil "Uliiiii
ul' foolliiK In tint Imai'ln of m a n y win
i i i v i l n i i anil iliivnti'il ni'i'vl"" a n i l w i l l illlin llriinniiln, mail" at llninniiln by f n n l h i K n b y p r n n n n l I I I K h n r w i t h a n o w
lino milntiiKi'il from uiir c h u r c h iinno l n l n i m n r hurii pullm! y i i u r iiiinn'r
Mr llnuiMiihi hliiiniilf
llnnil tho iiitvortlnoiuontn,
lamp
unit Who ilnnlm a r n f u l o from
rhilnlirr ( I n n i i r | > r l n < i ) Why, I w a n ! I I I K n « l f MUTllli-n
pleat elx months ot his life; but be ho will be able to repay me before
had his miserable momenta. At • Lli very long. You are free— free as *Ir,
love intensified 'ho. saw himself for Miss Canstalrs. I wish you nothing
what he was*—a mean, despicable kind bat the best" Hia voice broke, and
of fellow who was obtaining a wife by he held out hla hand. "Good-bye," lie
the lowest form of coercion.
soldi.
So things went on. until the eve of
It was then, that Mark Mollor had
the .wpddilng day. Mark was paying tho surprico of his life. He saw a
her his last visit as a single man, and quivering Up, a, tear or two, a stem"
she observed that ho was haggard and effort to overcome, and then tho
care-worn.
avalanche. Dropping into the nearest
"Norah, how have you enjoyed the. chair, she sobbed with the utter abanpast frfi months? ho asked, bluntly.
don of a w o m n n w h o luul been moved
."Splendidly!. The- Quasi;.bit of play- to the very depths.
g;
acting I ever saw," she answered,
With a glad dJscornlns cry he sprang
flippantly. He was hurt, and looked It. forward, took her in 'his arm's, anil
"Play-acting; you call .itr" he echoed, kfased her again and again.
sombrely. "Yours may have been, but
"Norah," he cried, deliriously, "you
mine was not. If it were, then I would do love me, after all!"
tak« to the stage 'at once, for I am
She said nothing but In utter selfassuredly .a'great actor." He strode surrender threw her arma round liin
towards her and; put his hands upon neck and kissed htYn on the llpg.
Conaequcntly when I nnd that a cus- conducted privately In order to keep o»
her shoulders. "Norah," he cried,
tomer la Interested In
mahogany tathe irlrf raff. Without a note of Intn.
"Norah, I've got more than I depassionately, "you know as well as serve" ho whispered happily.
ble or sofa, It la my bualneaa to.lnvestl- ttuctton It IH useless for a- woman t
HOEVEn told j^wft)
!r,.nUnrtwan.d_^
enter here__wlth_the,^.ldeA, .Qt-iirudln-..-. I Uiat It .was^not^.play^actjng, Xouu ,.!;Ha.vo,..yoii.?.~..I don't,., know -about—•• oro-not'naHlTiil "trrti
k'how thaitTiovo you with «very fibre that, but I am sure I have," sh.e said,
possesses that she's willing to, part with! ""aomotriih^'abe has for something th*
a tremendous mistake. IT
aho wants. If there were a sign ovy
Sometimes she muat bo rigidly crossof my being. I thtak of you, dream contrttejiy, but with a sigh of content.
you must bo convinced-that your.-Inmy' door 'these rooms would be ovei
questioned and helped 'to remember
of you, live for you. I want you, not "Do you know, Mark, you were performant WIIH wronff, Jimt ilrop In hero
ri^n
with
the
curious.
'And
they
woul
, things hidden In her cedar chests, or
because of the foolish vow I made fectly right when you deemed me an
muni' day when business la brisk, and
have to be watched. That would men.
her attic. I don't do that sort of menfourteen years ago. but because you upper-class nob? Six months ago l.ln>
you w i l l I'hanRc your opinion <tt our
keeplmr detective^ In the Kulrte of clerk
tal work for a ten per cent, profit.
are you. Without you life will be as iilea of marrying a son of tho people
wx." Tho clrl who manages a trad"About the condition of tlio" <6Tothes? • and an expense likely to absorb m,
proflta.
bitter as Dead Sea fruit. Norah, ray filled me with a repugnance I could
I take no responsibility' abput them. Tho
IMK Inireau to which .women mny brlnff
darling, come to me."
"Tho beauty of a woman's trnrllr
traders muat be their own Judges an
tho articles for whlclv^they have no
not adequately;express; I thought that
bureau Is that It may be adapted t
He held out his arms. Involuntarily, on my weeding eve I should be the
, to what thcy,are getting. My sole care
further uao and exchange them for
the 'girl swayed towards hlni. then most miserable girl In England, and
ttilnffn which they need or have a fancy tho other Party to the contract has to In to know that each garment IB sanl- cities of any size. Even In "a, quit.
—
for paasoHainK, pr67cc3e<rto~explaln how~ umpoao oi: Tneae nurry cxciianBea ari~ —tocy—and—ha«—never—been—exposed—to— That would largely depend upon th
disease.
Of
course,
If
a
garment
Is
have everything his own way?
rlie had happened to tnko over a floor In frequently made for an entire mournshe paused fora moment—"well, mereClass ot Inhabitants. I have sometime
moro than a year old It can't be left
the thought.
a hoiiHu about to bo turned Into bache- ing wardrobe, on tho ono Bide, and a
ly the noblest man In the -si-hole
thought
at
starting
a
branch
In
«om
here.
Nobody
would
be
likely
to
want
"Love!"
she
saitd,
bttingly;
"you
lor upurtmcnta, and begin business with bit of handsome jewelry, or a piece of . I t .
world."
*
seaside village having a Summer and :
furniture, on the other. Theso
prate
ot
love,
but
you
simply
don't
only a deak, a telephone and a chair. antique'
"Oh, yea!" exclaimed the bureau's
native population. Naturally, the trad
when women jro directly from
know what it is. Was it love, that
manager, suddonly bethinking heVself.
"Tho odd feature about thla enterprise," days,
Ing would be chiefly beneficial to th
black Into colors, a mourning outfit doe.s
"There ape the lace wedding veils.
natives, since they would be ofrcrln.
made you take my father's debts in WHY CATS FAIL ON THEIR FEET
she continued, "la that tho embarklne not get shabby. It Is perfectly wearable
They can be traded any time. Or renteasily portable articles for things whlct
upon It waa not deliberately planned. for the woman who must suddenly disorder to threaten me, frighten me,
ed tn trade for something of value. But
the Summer residents, would wish U
An ingenious model was constructed
It,simply happened. That la to say, I card her colored wardrobe, providing
and'
compel me into being your wife?
[ don't keep any rare lace about thl*
leave behind whefi breaking up the!)
some time ago to show why a cat'In
C\
had been trading things alwaya. First that both traders are normally proporWas
It
love
that
gave
me
the
'chance
place.
If
a
bride
wishes
to
go
to
the
establishments."
as a little child. Then I exchanged, Uio tioned. "This leaves the colored ward- altar wearing ancestral point she caij
of a. two on a six months' courtship? falling always alights on its feet. Tlie
loya I was tired of for the doll or tbe robe to bo traded .of! and If left here.
If you call that love I fling; it in your imitation cast consists of a cardboard
tell
me
what
she'll
trade
for
the
day's
cylinder, with four rods stuck in it
dishes- belonging to some other little It usually disappears In floctlona—a suit
'aoe."
use
of
the
menh,
and
I'll
do
the
utmost
to ono customer, an evenlne ^own to
irlrl. Aa I grew older, I traded boots another—and
for her. But she must herself interThere' was silence fora minute and for legs, and a tail devised on similar
the various accessories to
and bltn of Inexpensive Jewelry. By tho traders having things of small value to
view tho owner of the veil In that
principles; and the object is to .showthen he spoke.
owner's norm-. When 1 first embarked
lime 1 waa ready to go to college I was exchange.
that a cat's 'faculty of falling on its
"Miss
Carstairs—I
will
not
call
you
In
thisbusiness
I
had
to
stand
the
loss
vxehanglnK shoes, lingerie, ribbons,
Norah. any more—you are right, after feet depends on the rotation of Its tall.
of some valuable lace, and don't neeil
ES. all this furnttnre la Hated for
hots—even frocks and coata—with the
Some interesting information on this'
another
lesson
In
thnl
direction.
all.
I am hoist with my own petard.
trade." Toplied tho manager, "and
)thcr itlrls of my clique, and by=-ttie
problem is gjven by the superintendent
• • •
I
have
made
the
mistake
of
thinking
Jmo I wan Kraduated, had a more ex- some of it hoa been here for several
O. YOt: certainly may not pubilxh
that money, allied .to a certain ruth- of a zoological garden, who has made
ilted reputation aa a trader tban as'a months because every piece Is valuable.
several experiments. The faculty of
my name and wldre.sH!" the trade
I
Tan't
have
these
rooms
cluttered
with
lessness, could do.almost anything. i I always
Mndcnt. In fact, the principal of our
bureau' manager was almost Indignant.
falling on the feet Is one wh.ch
mediocre
stuff
whose
percentage
Prortt
waa
wrong.
Love,
like
mercy.
Is
not
lolleni.'. frankly told mo that the only wouldn't pay for the
"It Is understood tlmt thl.s hu^lnc.is especially developed, Jie claims, by: .
._
strained,
and'
cannonj6~ljargalnea~for.
.. volumes—likely—lo—Interest me UOTtnfc* ~T!7e ownur.i of the furniture left here
qlimbing and leaping animals, in which
Love is not conceited, not puffed 1 up, category are included all the cat tribe,
ny life would bo chcnue and account
alwaya say definitely what Is wanted in
like I, mad fool, have been, but should monkeys, squirrels, and rats. The inlooks. Naturally, my friend* soon
exchange, and nearly always that article
In something of a household nature, like
above all things be self-sacrificing
ormcd tho habit of gettLnt; ra o to trade
stinct Is born in them, and the act of
china,
a
rug.
some
Jlne
nnpery,
etc.
heir belongings.
There Is one chance to atone and
am going to take It. Is your fathe twisting is performed without any conIn tho course of time; I wo« doing
3ieso favors BO regularly anil devoting
in the library? Yes? Then will you scious effortTSn the part of the animal.
The opinion is that' the tail plays an
o rnnrh energy to thp task, that—
wait, and I will be back in ten minutes,
important part in the turningjprocess.
_______^_^jiawinc I—waJi—pxpec<eil—1«—.
Miss Garstatasr'
"All "tree-inhabiting monkeys have
V
-wn llvins—I decided to become a nianIn Bethel itreot Along with a girl and talk to me freely. If you cannot | —a 'stranger would have judged that He went out, arilt left her puzzled long tails." says this authority, "and
•Kcr of a trading bureau and earn n
and more than a little disgusted, no
jroflt by charging a perroniage upon :j friend you were examining a basket meet these conditions then w« marry; here was the perfect love-match. Mark with Mark, but with herself. A glr there -is not the slightest doubt that
containing bunH and other thingp. A in two months' time."
the tall Is of the greatest possible adhad dropped Ms imperious, sarcastic
Jiu value of the artlt'U's fxrhanKeit
can think a. lot in ten minutes, and.
big, hungry-looking, half-starved lad
whole conduct was before he returned; she had madeTier vantage to all climbers in helping them
"The conditions are 'utterly repug-'100®. ttnd
hroilKh me. Which niruns," slip f\looked at you as If you wero ,douiz«na
to tarn.
It also acts as a good
to me, but I have no option but ( «uperb. Possessed of a wide knowlalned, "that when n cu.5toimT lu'liiKn
from another world, and his looks to agreo. You hold all the cards, and l«dge, he talked wellr and, more .to resolution. After all, what was pride' balancer. You may-sec a squirrel walk
•i an urllt'le. slip attachei* a valimtlnn
Nothing
mattered
but
tne
fact
thai
along a tightly-stretched wiro or
must huve been a llttlo fierce, for your i f lt aults your ignobio nature to play hie credit, he listened oven better.
Joket lo U. und pays me the iiKr*'<'ilthey loved each other.
.string, swinging its tail from aide to
•pon percrntage afl noon ua ati rXL-luiiiKii i friend. haJf-afruid. handed Mm a bun, tllem mercilessly, pray go on doing Studying her erory wish, he was
The
door
opened,
and
Mark
came
side, Just as a tfght-rope walker
und then botli ot you hurried awny as B() •> 8)le answered,
i made. Maybe (hU appear.*! lu )u> u
. indeed the perfect knight. Had he but
into the room. She observed balances bis polo.
if you had soon a leper. Aa you '
ati'h-penny tiualne/in. but really H l»
known it, ho hod gono up tremendous- elowly
T1|UB
that
donned his overcoat ready
turned away you said to your friend.'.
^"^ __«nausuratea
"Some years ago I had some ratn
<>t, I'^or Instance, on tin u r t l i l i ' viilut'd
ly in her estimation. They had not
common," "horrid-looking ™»rt*Mp.
Compelled to be .sweet, the been engaged many weeks before she for departuTe.
•What
' ""'
"
whose tails had be.en cut oft, and they
t five dollars..1 innkr m>ly f i f t y rfiiu.
girl was eweeter than she was comboy!'"
^^
tut overy sucli tran.iai'tlon ineiinH a
realized1 that he loved bar with the r~"MlBs Carstalrs," he said aadly. "I were not such good climbers as
"You
were that boy?" aho breatlusd. i11.01"^ *° ^ she wntl <l«'ennined whole-force of his strong, dominant have come to bid you good-bye. I shall ordinary rats. And ii Is Just the same
vholo dollar herausv *ll IK, nf roiirH.f,
radcd for nn article uf rcjuiil vuliii;.
"I was that boy; and that cruel there should bo no half measures about nature,, but what astonished her most not hold you to your bargain. I have with monkeys; thoSo which have not
Thla rule,, howover. IH mil bldi-boiind,
though perhaps thoughtless remark ot her forced humility. She was a brll- was tho fact that she, the descendant Interviewed your father, and he has long.talls are not so good at climbing,
, ' and as she of a long Uno of blue-blooded aristo- soon me throw ifnto tho flrc.cvfiry_tlQcUiand cannot leap-to the same-extent.
. oonalderably blKher pcrf«iitiiK« .'"
yqura^wflS-tho _blrlh—and foundation |.
sl eor
e ta11
,- -haittcdj^for~ «Uch (hlni!>, wKic'li nr,i
of Mellor's, tho famous contractor-., iBtrO(l0 alonE by
'' 11
' crats, was thrilled by the knowledge. ment which gave me tho slightest hold It is noticeable that monkeys which
aattly furnished, nlnce I niuM iii'rda go
fluro
f Mark Btol1
oven him. Ho tolls me that his busi- have gfvon up climbing trees have
The
words
cut
me
to
the
quick;
there
««*>""«
°
.
<it and find tho paraonn having 'the reAa for Mark, he had had. the tmp: ness affaire are improving, and.' that J lost their tails."
wl
and tton 1 determined that 1 would bo
°' tho K Iow ot Pcrfoot hcalth
'ueated articles and prrnuadt* (hnni tn
Homebody. Niiy, moro, for I iiridc 'a
xctiange the commodity for whatever
vow that ono day, by cither hook or
rjook, you should bo my wlfo. I nhall
not weary you with tho story of my
llfo, only I will nay thlfl— It Is a stofy
of hard Work ami dogged resolution.
Hit by bit I oxromUxl tho liuliUir until
ILL you marry me, Minn 1 stood— financially, at nny rate —at
Oaratalrs?" Tho c|u«s- (h.o vory tup. Socially. I had not dono
tlon, Bpapped out with quite HO woll. Hut my chnnco came
KriT>i'r ItnnWH an iniu'h al>oiit the proper
Htofo rooms—which moans every room
tlio aud-dounosu of a pln- u^ lant, and I nolzcil It with both liundT
r j i n ' t u K i n x nf handHinn<) plenlshlnga aa
•avo tho four ronorvea for our UvInK
1
found
out—
H
matt
era
not
howi ilo. anil IxTaiiHi' of my partint'fi IIItol-nhot, Btunned Norah
iluartcra-^bacltH cedar nhrlve* or chevtn.
that your father. Sir I'hlllp, wh« I
I ' l ' i t l l h I hail lit'i'ti iinxifllrtal hoUHekeopor
Caratalrft. For tho
AH tho furn ur« ntorcil In Indlvlduul
li«ivlly
In
dobt.
I
(«vi
by
yiwtr
fnVr
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my
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Hlni'o
nothing
of thirty uocondn Bha
hatfH which art* onHlty handled and can
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stared at tho questioner |n xhiinli nurbo touned out of u window In cnno of
Hi r lii'lrloiinin, I fi'lt no hrHltnru'y nbout
prtao. Then u hot wigor poaacumid ovor |I|H dohlB no llKht mini, let mo
Mio. And thn Itnoiiri are kopt on rollern,
h i i n d l l n ^ my w e a l t h y rounln'it tiabton,
BBBiiro
you
—for
ono
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and
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Ntiltably
um'ancit,
hor.
AddroHslng him UH If ho wort)
I'l'inlni-n mul I'lilni'lillliis. Hllvcr, nhlnii
lli-liiK piiHHimsoiI of
You would I'onnldor tliat I am praclltllo boUor than an, dnaoct, nhn nalil, object only.
'inil r n l Kluii*. nf I'OiirHo, nrr nufc rnoilgh
tlrnlly olialncd 'ID thin place buruiino I
coldly: "My answer requires llttlo imaglTuitlon, pnrhapH you ran gixins
»'hlli' n l i t l l o i m r y , pnivldliif( that caoli
will not limve It fur over a n l x h t T Wnll,
pli-.-ii m mi pni'ki-d t h n l It cannot romn
conaltlorallon, Mr. Mollor. No, u thou- what It wns "
you lire rlnht. Certiilnly. the rhlnf I
I l i l n illi'frt ronlarl w i t h allnlllt'r ploi'n,
sand times not"
"I WIUB th<> olijiir.l, I BiippoBu; you
anil t h a i Iho I'lillro rtinn dociin't ff^t u , intiHt nay, llic no|» i l r n n l m n k — l o tliln
"I »ay, you," Bold Mark Mollor, took ovor my fiilhor'H ilnhlH In -irilrr
ontoriirlHo, In tho urnim* of rarryliiK H
r'l'Vt'ir jiill. Ilnl lionni'linlii MtimiHl Thny
gruyoly, but with a glint ot humor In to buy mo,"
rrnponalMllty that nun't tw leiniinnirll)
( H I H l t U ( ' ] > l l l l l H l 111' lll'pl In I I I ! |ll>BOlll|tily
"Y<mr
livtulllon
In
mnrvHoun,"
ho
lilu lino oyiw. "Occasionally, whun I
placed upon u utiborttlnatc. A n y h o w ,
ilry plni-r, A n y l i o w . from ttiu rlrnt, I deI luivi-n't nny nliburdlnato cxxtpllni; »
am in tho know, I adopt tlio rolo of Halil, wutlrlriilly. "1 ri'ciiKiiliod llml
I'litnl nol tu olorii a n y t h l i i K rntniittoiS
nolornil
nirnnonKor boy," (iilili'il tlm
prbpjirt.. Accordingly, I venture to
n. wlillii nil ndmlnililo weapon
( i > inn Ix'lmv (tin Krollnd floor, Nor loo
youiiK woiinin rhcerfully, "um< «n Im
prodlot tluit Iwforo tho pronont hour In tl)(H»ry, wan not to bn • roiupuriMl lo
h l f t h ul'oii' i t . A l f h i i t i K t i loflK iintennntllnnty bi'lltivnn In I'oinnion with inuny
roliUlvo -compiilHlon
ril. l h l » nlil nlinit' IlinlnK, wllli Iln two
runs Itn coiirtw you will havo rovomod Itn yi'ry
imrnonn HvliiK tifrrntiout tthii thin ul'l
f u l l Klurli'i* 'mil i n a i i H i r i t roof, utrnilKly
y<mr (Uxitelon."
I b(i)l<iv<xl. nay, I wiin oorlaln, Hint
Mliinnlon In haillltrd. I M i l l l l i K <i i:ari'lilkn l M M M i l i ' i t -in inr for two rranonn. Ono
HormrthJiiK In Iho culm, conlldont for your fathor'w imlio you would iln
iir'n r c n p o n n l l i l l l l v upon hln nhniilituni In
«r i h o i n Ui i i i u l (hi* niriii'iuro In natilly
toiui rotinod tho glr| to a> cold fury.
thliiK. miiko nny tiucrlfli'o, ovoii In
out of tlm , I I N , ' » I I in
I n ' n l r i l mill iii'iu i l r y tiy n furnai'o In
"You
ar« limufforabln and Importl- tho *ix,tmit of miirryliiK i»«, whom you
"Whi'ii in) i-ii'h riitinln i r i u i n n from
l l i « n liar. Tlm ntlirr In t h n l It u thorKilrnliu u n i t inni'Vi'it MIT licittillrvn,
noiu, Mr. Mollor, und I BOO no KIMH! no heartily dlnllKo. WIIH 1 Tinl'1, Mln:i
o i i K h l y niuiiK'il und alriul whrnoynr Itn
Iliorn w i l l in' p l i ' i i i y nf i i n i n i n n .ri'mly _
purpotMi In prolonging tho i-onvunm Carn1alr»7"
l a i ' K « w l i i i l i i w n nrn t h r o w n wlili- upi'ii.
to p u t i i i ' l l ' i l ' i n In I hr vai'iili'il npaiVM.
Mum. Oool afternoon!"
/\MI| l l m t hap|ioiiH evorv iilfianant i|ay.
"I>O)» my fullinr know Hint you In
mul I n h u l l In' xl"il "' II I'i'i'niini' I Iliiw
Him movwl towiundH thn tli«)r, but bin (ond forcliiK nio to marry you?'
linou Dial, w l i h x i i i in,>aiill
tu do
lull form (HirriHl Uio way.
A K I N O ovi'r I h n
or my rli'li
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llfo, Mn«x«i to mo, Minn Onrnliilru You nvoldodT On »h« dny you m u r r v i
f l l t l r d v Upiill
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think you aro mlhw iiliovo mo, don't I nliall Uiniw Into t.ho Urn uvnry pnpor
rdiidtnird
l i i i f i u f ii < l , t i n i >
i t u i i i H wiiiniin
win,
t 4 a d<lll.i
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why I
you!"
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<hn,t Klvon mo nny hold ovor him,'
/il| ( of our rrl,,-inln • .luul lu
u i . u h l li'in U 1'ilh'T hnin n'p.itron ni'iul
I ' M . l . n i l nn II
K h "I
> m l i l "|i|H IM.'lllU,
i , 'aiua. wau Bllotit, nnd hn wont on,: "Ni
Thorn wun rtlloiii'o for n niliiiili' lluni
toht our rimnnii fur moving f i o m n
In ii H)I')I I vii HIT nu*l n rOIHlll tlltlM* In
n i l IhiU Iri l l n r n l In ju'lln. plait', pul'i'v.
flood for you' to unnwxir, You urn nun (ih« oxolnitmixl, bIMorly, "I w i l l bo your
1)111)11, lll.Jil<illl,^|YI|ll(U!»V'Nri!r lll'l ) IO n
riihl' 1 lhi\|i , j l ' ( ( u l l l i ' i u i l l i I'linl In i a HIl u l u nml llni'iih H l i i - mil ill ii iloillt In ,
of tho rail bhm-MiKHlntl OIIOH. Yint wlfn, Mr. Mollur, and I wlnh you Jov
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^i i iinii'i' nr nn »hl rhn!ilniti>tl l l h r i i r y
llui l o v \ n ' n uillnlilrln, allit ut H i n t t l i r v
I'linnot, forKOt, nolwItlmtuintliiK thn of your hmrKO-ln."
llm IMIIi'i)illtt/;*' li'i' In 'inlay llnii'n t h a t
mut litllu-il i i l » n i l l i c i iMM'li lii'twrtMi un.
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furl. Unit I (un rauflly tlm rl<ihi»it mini
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llm ''!>• u p 1,111 A n u innlti'i iif fuel,
"Thanh you! You urn llulnhliiK in"
ut
f«)torrt, Hb
wnri' n i l i o I h n l wo w i i t i l i l i i t In' r i t f o
ll ttuulil iliit | m v lu lalio III u i-lll'AOIll
In UniKflooil, that I nprniiK from
vni'y luul mini, but thorn you urn
i i i l in of i i ) ) h u n v
I n u n Irainpn u n t i l n l i u w n llm l u u i d n r
'tint \\\v
ii,iul, \ v i » mil tti'' i i w a r r of oliu quite
p«xipU>, and, tlmruforo, not at lx> innlo • t'oiiK AliiMil our niarrliiKii. In illmirl
i1n> •
nlio
alnl in n y n t r n i . ivlili'li fun IMI iWt In inii'
itn l l l i . h t(i IOHM' h«m dm HIM un enM l l M K t .-Olihl
with. Ill von If you lovml inn, wlilnli I'oiilrnnl to (ho villain nf tint ilnxi|i
lion
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root
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nil"
ltii>,, Huiiiin^i- inmtilbly fur n your*— ollH ' K i i l u r l y _ v*"UUiM-.l.
Ton <)<> not, your Innillixr iirojuitliini liovnl, who lIMlmlly ullown lilu vlcllni
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wiyiln
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t « i v . i i i n t t nml llnrn of irrcut vrtliiff.
wniihl live |hri»m
wonlil proviuit you front
uhl'ln I h i ' V "
l u i l our frlonrtn iiiianlilioiinly iiilinllli'il
a niontli'ii Kfacn, I proptmo, If yuii
mul f i n "'M^i"lhliiiln I ruiincot on o x p n i l
I l i K n h " f t \if M M tl,
liiK.t.ho fnot. Anil now Int. m« loll you IIKPIKV lo r<irln>Uii ix>nilllli)iKi, tlml OUT
l l m l nlnoo I nnvnr li'livo |li|n plni'n /o,i;
M.tin-. , l l l | I ' l l l l
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|I|MM (| I» wrll nn ror npui'0, villiiutlnn
< i MI lit hnpprii in liior
i i u i i i i ttmn HII hour ut 11 i l i n o It in ,not, mul niiiTKlllriK I n llm limuruiu'ii. Thn
whliih may nnlonlnh yon
IJIV i'lli>hli« a i » tMMUlMllUl In
•liifrn tulinii pliion In n|x iniiiilln
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rui'l li, I'll! n l i n p l y it Illiin-naVfil of Ihi;
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Im n
, 'Tin Junt fyiirttinn yxMirn to Iho jluy from l<i-dny."
o MH'iiUHPr, "| wu,t mil
nio'li an ai'rliti'nt nholllil oi-t'ill 1 , Ihn inn
I n N y or lillny wniiiml n Illlll, unit fur
fllnon I <l«t/>nnlnoil to iiinko you my
"And wJm.t am your ruiiilllliiiuiV" uli"
..... iiho thn ronpoiinlblllly, Vot
f n r t l y of Ihn nrtlnlt'n I'oulil tio m i x c i l
ilitlim t h u t I'm fMiiiilnif it I'liinfoi lal'li',
wlfo."
linluil,
l 'oiiMoiiiinntly' It wiinti't IIIIIK l i n r o i n
had t n hn iluittt to rko out Iliy
nlnr-lltrlininii U v I n K , Thn HUIIIII t l l l l i K
In npllo of hnrnnlf, Noruli O»rntn1rn
"1^1 rut, u wiirlilnn I'lnnii rourlnh|ji,
inuny of ullr frlntliln worn nuintlnit \'iil
K-I 'i l l n i l t r d n n n i i l t y ,
,
inlHlit lio diinii In any Inrnn r l t y , 1
wiut lnl<nr<mtiod. "I'rny, go on," ihn wliIfh <lii"n nol. ftllow for nhii|Miroiifi;
nl IniiK iMiiilt (^H)lnd ' t o flllliilry 'OHI"*)lolin Hiiiillt'V/ilimlilrn ittlt hofn ,foi' ,|mrK
»lii.iili|i|lilnk, inn it woiilil hnva ti> «n>w
nldil, coldhr.
IIIK Rli.l «t..rn»o
h>' nnjirct'n, Tlicni I n n ' l nny uooit
nncond, whnn n<litrinuiliin imcli othor
Imii ili'ln an a moiM to bo oniillAtml,
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Itiunun rt lu p 11 woillmi <)oi'llp> llttf n it*'*
M u i h AT n l i i « > i u l n dtitilar^il lb*%t I InHOIllo
Innlaili'^,
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Wolllil
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nrri'l'lnit,
lunlicil liniinu. n«ri'Kllai ilrd li) it t>urrtlit|
noon whom you worn iilxnit twolro oall <nirh othor by our Clirlnllau
K i h i i ' i i M d y titiovv how (o look utter nlc«
• 1111 ii.'ltnllllf oil |i»(llllUKn, n If I l l o l p
nlKtlil nyl'ti'lil nml tint own runnl»nl
ynirn old. I/ot mo plnttiro th« noono imiKvi; tlilnl.,'11111 immt'ImiMirtniil, Mint,
w*m WAII npn^n nmtlnnt. whli'll to hnnK
WMiiMiri'ilnrnn, nlniiilii nut Ht»rt K bualH wim oul«l<lo a c«iifontlon<ir'B shop you put on ono nlito your dlnllku nf mo ,
(him ' llui iviny foot or I wall Hi our
lion lllt< lnlli«,''
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MARK MELLOR'S VOW
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Band Concert. Wednesday, at Park
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
,
luuod every Saturday mornlne
Entered In Hammonton Pont-Ofllce u second-class matter br
\ HOYT & SON, PUBLISHERS
Orvlllo rc.JIdJ'Jj ';
;
Wlll.lmn O. Hoyt
SubscrlDtlon I'rlcc : 11.2(1 per rear. iri.28 In Atlantic County. Three centi per copy.
. On lain at office, and at Well's Nfvvi Boom
Advertising I<at» on application.
Local Phones.—KB. (B8/1093.
The^Iammonton
Loan and Building Association
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•
SATURDAY. MAY 26, 1917
Subscriptions for Shares received at THE PEOPLES' BA NK- on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday preceding llie meeting.
O« Tuesday, June 5th, all the' Election Boards in Hammonton will
sit, from seven o'clock in the morning until nine o'clock in the evening,
to enroll, all men between-twenJy'-one .•antt.thirtyuone years of- age,—
whether a voter or not. even though not naturalized. The new la'w
recently enacted bv Congress requires this-, and fixes a penalty of one
hundred.. (Joljariijf. a, man- fails to-*o register,.. Go to the polling place
in your precinct, June 5lh, where you wiinHd^the election officers,
serving without pay, ready to enroll your name.
Shares may be taken in this Series until December
Good-bye, useless canines ! "The dog chasers have been appointed,
and are on the job.
Will open a New Series of Stock
At its meeting on
/
'Thursday, Evening, June 7th, 1917
V
r -
3,poo to $ro,ooo to loan at six per cent at each meeting,
on the'first Thursday of the month, or between
meetings on application to the Secretary.
H. K. Spear, Vice-President.
W. R. Tilton, Secretary.
J. A. Waas, President.
W. J. Smith, Treasurer.
^Directors
T. C. Elvins
D. C. Herbert
Cbas. Cunningham
H. McD. Little
W. H Andrews
W. E. Crane
J. G. Galigne
So that you may know what effort is oeing made to "get" loafers,
we reproduce the following advertisement appearing in many- papers :
A WAR MKASURE.—Mothefs and wives having sons and frusbands who will not work are requested to report the same
to the local Board of Registration.
"'The names are being tabulated and presented to the Federal authorities,
and from this list the first selections will be made. Hammonton is to
furnish' twenty-eight men on the first draft. The taking of the census
is ha_viugji wonderful effect in driving these men and youths to work,
and keeping them out of pool.rooms and saloons. /
Many people in Hammonton are spending far more at the bar than
they would dream of investing in the Government's Liberty Loan.
As flowers will not be plentiful, all who have any are asked to take
what they can spare to the P. O. S. of A. Camp-room on Tuesday next.
Band Concert, Wednesday, at Park
United States Government
Bonds of the Liberty Loan
j%J
June 16th, in denominations of
* $50, $160, $500, and $1000
Subscriptions received at
THE PEOPLES BANK
And Bonds purchased without charge.
(Formerly of IIaran.cnton)
-)
Hammonton, N. J.
. Hammonton Baptist Church.
10.36, Morning serviceTheme, "A Good Soldier of Jesus
Christ."
Children's talk, "The Lord is my Capital, - - ,$50,000Shepherd."
Surplus and ..
12 m., Bible School.
6.30 p.m.. Christian Endeavor. Undivided Profits, $69,000*
Topic, "Financing the Kingdom."
Leader. D. M. Chapman.
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7.30, evening praise.
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c Three per
cent interest
paid
I'betne, "Playing with Fire;" ...
on time deposits
Thursday evening, 7.45, prayer
and* praise service.
Two per cent interest allowed on
demand accounts having daily
Presbyterian Church)
balance of $1060 or more.
10.30 a.m.
Preaching.
12 m. Sunday School.
7.00 p.m.. Y. P. S. C. E. service. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent
7.45, preaching.
_
_ .
..-Christian.Science Society..
,. _
W. J. Smith, Vice-Pres't
Services, Sunday, u a.m. aud
W . R v T i l t o u , Cashier
Wednesday, 8 p.m.,Jn Civic Club
Wm. Doerfel, Asst. Cashier
Hall.
DIRECTORS
St. Mark's Churcu.
M. L. Jackson
J. A. Waas
Whitsunday.
C. F. Osgood
George Elvins
Morning Prayer, 7.10 ; Holy Wm. J. Smith, J. C. Anderson
Communion, 7.30; Litany and Satn'l Anderson W. R. Tilton Holy Communion: at 10.30 ; Sun-John G. Galigne Chas. Fitting
day School, 11.45 ; Evening
Prayer, 7.30.
Monday and Tuesday in Whftsun
»
Proposals for Coal.
Week : Morning Prayer, 7.60 ;
Holy Communion, 7.15 ; Evening Sealed proposals endorsed "Bida for
Coal," will be received by G. H. Johnson.
Prayer, 4.00.
Clerk, at Elwood. N. J., until
Friday, a Day of Intercession,— 3District
p.m., Saturday. June 9th, 1917, for
for ourselves and our Allies, for our supplying the 'Board of Education of
Country, for our-Army and Navy, Mullica Township with 61 tons of Stove
for the restoration of .peace, for the Coal delivered as follows :
' At Weekatbwn-School, 4 tons
sick and wounded and those who
Agricultural'School, 7 tons
miuisW to them, and for the dead.
Nesco School, 20 tons
We cannot urge too strongly the subscribing for shares of the new
"Liberty Loan." Arrangements have been-made with the local Banks,
whereby the subscriber can pay so much per week, very similar to the
Elwood School. 12 tons
popular Christmas Club plan. This should not be considered purely an
All-Soul's Church;— Universalist.
Devonshire School, 7 tons
investment, though it is one of the safest, but should be prompted by a
Morning service at 11 o'clock. Bids will also he considered for supseparate items.
Topic, "The Spiritual Conception plying
patriotic motive,—to assist the Government in raising tbe necessary
The right is reserved to reject any or
all'bids.
funds to carry out its war program. Do not delay this, but step into of National Life."
Sunday School at 12 m.
GEORGE H, JOHNSON.
your banking house and take as big a share as you can..
District Clerk.
7.30 p. m., Mrs. Charles Fitting Elwood. N^J.,
May 25, 1917.
Yes, there were over a*hundred red-blooded men in line at the Home will speak on "Our Town— Fair
Guard drill, Tuesday nightj_ but -among the hundreds of oil-lookers on and Beautiful," in the series-on
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
-"Know Your-Towu."
the side-walks we saw too many yellow-livered fellows.. Cotne out.
Members of the C'ivic Club are
I'tirsunnt to tht> order ol Dmitri A. V. Bell,
boys, and show wb"at you are made of. You may be among the first to especially invited to attend.
SurroKuie ol thu County ol Atlzmtlr, thla day
made
<m tho application ol the undenlaned*
be called into actual service, and, this training will mean much to you.
.\<1mtnlntrtitor of the mild decedent, notice I*
First M. E. Church.
hereby Blven, to U"-' credltorN ol the >nl4
Is your name Toney ? If so, your lady friend has a letter awaiting
decedvnt to exhibit to the 8tib«crlber. under
Patriotic Day. Special religious onth
or affirmation, their claim* and ncmanda
her at the post-office. Read the advertised list.
and patriotic service in the evening, nlnril the catnte ol the rfald decedent, wllhla
nine montha Irom thin date, or they will be
theJ3^A^R
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forever borr edlromproiucutlonorrocoverlni
Do your shopping.on^Fuesdayy next week,--and-eage up on -the^busy
Huhflcrlber.
of A., and other patriotic societies the snine aKalntft theJOHN
o. AfeDitnnon.
early morning hours of the shop-keepers. Let them close up at nine attending. Special music.
Administrator, llnnunonion. N. J.
Mar>
Ijindlnn.
N.
J.,
May
17. ID17.
o'clock, to participate in the day's programme.
10.30 a. m., preaching.
I'rlnti.r'nlw. $I1.8t
Topic,
"Love
for
God."
Let every reader be a committee of one to remind his neighbor to
12 ra , Sunday School.
enroll, June 5th. You may save him §100.,
3.30 p.UK, Junior League.
Hammonton is doing its best to provide for farm help,—though not
7.45, preaching by Pastor.
Topic, "Love for Country."
for this year,—one doctor reportiug three births in four hours, one
evening last week.
The County Board of FreeholdBut few of our readers realize how much material is required for the ers • has decided to lay concrete
Bellevue Avenue concrete work. It is roughly estimated as follows gutters on Central Avenue, from
Phone your want orders
Broken stone, one hundred carloads ; sand, 100 cars ;. cement, 50 cars. Bellevue to Vine Street, on -both
This may be a little over-estimated, but gives aji idea where the money sides, graded each way.
goes. . .The great digger is now unloading cars, iu the "hole" on the
Un-Clalmed Letters.
site of-the old round-house.
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.IOOlS__y
The following letters remained
A'letter from Congressman Baclmrach contains considerable informatiori abottt the prospective draft of 500,000'men for nnny service. uncalled-for in the Hammonton
Post Office' on Wednesday, May
We publish some facts from it, and from an enclosed letter from the U.
23, 1917 =
S. census bureau. The number drawn will be about one man to every
Miss Mar/ D'lracllo, Krlend olTonoy.
184 of population, according to the census of 1910.. Harnmonton had
Miss Marlon llrer.
5,088 inhabitants, which would make pur quota twenty-eight men ; but
Persons calling for any of tbe
from this number will be deducted any who were in the military service, above will please state that it has
regular or National Guard, on April iat, or who may enter previous to been advertised.
Louis J. LANOIIAM. P. M.
the date of the draft. Tnesday, June sth, will be enrollment day, and
every man from 21 to 31 years old is required to go to the polling place
Crop Prizes Arouse Interest.
in hi» precinct, and enroll. It will co*t $100 to neglect this.
THE ANNUAL MEETING
•'OF- " ' ' • • /
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Jewelry
Clocks
Repair Work a Specialty.
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The Farmers' and Merchants'
"Building and Loan Association
"Work Called fror and Delivered.
All repair work and engraving
done by myself.
D. S. BELLAMY,
Local Phone 841
Jeweler.
Post Office Building, South Second St.
it
The Nursing of a Baby
BORDENS
Malted
Milk
InV Berjotra problem, because there In mnny times a
tleRcl«f)oy either in th« qunntlty or tlio quality of the
child n nuturnl food. In either cnoc,
BORDEN'S
Matted Milk
IN THB SQUARE
nhould be lined. Thfl mritlu<r will llml her milk enriched and thfl nii|>nly incr«nnc<) I)V HM un«, nwInK l<>
the Btlinulntlon ut thu lnct«ul (pnnfa by tho (nunAlcoholic) mnlt which l» combined with «tr«n|(lh«nln(f oxtrnct* of wheat, and with rich r.renmy milk U>
form tho food. Sold nnd Rimrnnteed by
1. T. KELLY, Central Pharmacy, Hammonton
The Best
in Town!
pusao Bros. Ca$h Market
Where Quality mid F.cQnomy Meet
Garden
Hose
Screen
Door B|
Screens
Oil Cook Stoves.
BLUE STONE, 16 c. Ib
Sulphur, Paris Green»
"Palmers" Lime *
Wanted,.—a week of good, growing, warm weather.
Much interest has been awakened
by the Atlantic City Rotary Club'a
offer of prizes for be»t sampled of
farm products. AH Hammonton in
second to none for yield, quality
Complaints nre continually coming in of the stealing of flowcru and t»i/e of fruit, berries, and truck
chickens, garden t r u c k , etc. It used to be quite common on the back generally, several of the prizes will
cetH, and in the suburbs ; but now it has reached Bellevue Avenue, doubtless come this wny.
The prizes are UH follows : a
ttcore or more cliickeiiH were stolen from one yard, and pluiittt and
of value ditwppeored just an mysteriously. One of our renders •While Potatoes ; Int. prize $W).00 ;
2nd prize, lino plow,
olces the sentiment of himself and neighbors in'the following letter :
Corn ; Int, $60.00.
To the pertwim who have been mealing the chickens of
Cnbhnfro ; 1st, S&O.OO,
Mien Alum Cog ley, nnd have heretofore rifled her garden, I
Penchea ; lot, $50,00.
would Hay tlnit their iilenlity in fairly well known, mill nw I
Tomntoon ; Int. $26.00.
2nd, $10.00.
now own, the garden and luive been given jurisdiction In the
fleona ; lat, $10.00.
matter of the chickens, it would be well for them to keep away
2nd, $6.00.
Irom both garden and cliickenit ; for if I get u good shot at
Peppers ; 1st, $10.00.
them, by day or n i ^ h t , lliey are apt to go a place where they
Laritbnt Watermelon ; 1st, $10.00.
do not ruiHc vegetables nor chickens for their line. They miiHt
Hardware, Paints, Olli, Sporting Good*
Onlonn ; 1st, $10,00,
be prepared to take (lie consequences if they visit there
Sweet
1'otatoos
(liest
hill)
;
Irvln I. HenrliiK
Phon« 843
again,
w. J. n.
Int. $0.00.
AH there is a miitpii'lon a» to llie culprit's identity, we would advixc him
2nd, whoolliarrow.
Penp ; lit, $o.OO.
to settle down oil hl« own farm, fur tli.u job Is fur preferable to t hut
lintry blnnkn can be procured at
of » stoker.
OHO. D. BTBOUSB
our local pout-office, alm> of the
Poultry AHHoclutloii, HIM! should be
mailed a I once to HiginnndOJHerklH,
Proposal for Coal.
at the lloitrdwalk National Hank,
Notary Public
T lien: cxlHta « n»l»tukcii linprcBA t l a n t i c City.
I'roixmqla
for
conl
will
Im
roculvcd
hy
ConiininHloner of Dcedti
nloii tliat wlicu bnd. Htrctclicn of thu Alin«b»imo nnd Anyluin CommltUio
ro fincounlcrcd, ihnt tin; of tho Hoard of Chanun Krvolioldarn of
llammunton
(ludlrnr Illlllilllll
niul niolorinln may UHC Atlantic (Jounty, nt tho County Asylum,
the niilcwiilkh.
I'IK- Hlnlc I.nw ii> to 11 o'clock A . M . , on Thurndny, Juno
1U17. Hnlil coal to be from any of
docH not penult mirli piiicllrc ut 7(h,
the following minim ; llonvor Memlow,
any time. Wlieu Hiirli iiliu-crt arc Upiior l.ohlKli, Mld-Vull«y, Jaddo. All
Means
encountered, tin- biryclinltt mid to lie delivered at Dolphin Hutlon,
luotorcycllntn inunt wiilk. Odleerit I'. It. K. To ho delivered ni required.
The Commlf.t«« reserves tho rlirht to
You
will enforce (lie hldewnlk onllnuiu'e reject
any or «ll bid*,
Registered
In nccot^Luiicc wllli the provlnloim
Subscribe
Addr«» hid mnrked "I'ltoroHAI,," to
Dll, IlKNHY 0, MllNIIO. Hur>t.,
of Htnte'>I,«w.
'i
II a nun on ton, N. J.
At onoe I
Hlirned ;
I'lonsiuitvllle, N. J.
JOHItl'H I'l/.XI, Chin.
Local PhoUe 004
TATI.OU
I..
HAINKH,
Chairman.
Town I>W n
Some One's In for Trouble.
Sport'g
Goods
Wishing:
Tackle
Largest
Assortment in
town.
The One Store
s. J. B.
3 cts.
.Justice of the Peace
A Warning.
U. S. A.
Walter J; Vernier
PLUMBING & HEATINI
Oontraotor
Estimates furnished.
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D. N, HURLEY
Express, Hauling
and Moving
New Series of Stock—15th—will be opened
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Local Phone 867
Second and Vine Sts.
Subscriptions received by the Secretary,
at the Hammonton Trust Company
Rooms for Rent.
Hammonton, N. J.
TfVKNKHlKD
Rooms tor rent. Ill Orchard
A
Street,
Mr«. J. a Heed.
'pWO onice rtoonm for rent. April Int.
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(iodlrey Olllce Uulldliig:
Uellevue Ave. and Eg« Ilnrbor nd.
— OFFICERS—
Charles M. Pbjllips, Vice-President
J. C. Bitler. Treasurer
^
Robert Picken, Secretary
DIRECTORS
F. C. Burl
Henry Measley
Daniel M. Ballard
Edw. W. McGoyeru
Frank J. Werner
• Thos. Skinner
Samuel £. Bank
Matteo Rubba
JOHN P^ASCH
Pun^tal l>ir»3Ctor
LIBERTY WAR LOAN
In denominations of ~$50, 31007^500 aud^jjiooo
Subscriptions received at the
Hamnionton^Trust Company
Bonds purchased and held for safe-keeping in our
Safe Deposit Vaults, free of charge.
At Monfort's Store
T5II,I,Y S U N i r A Y — The Man' aud Ills
" MeKiniu)." 81 i«er copy, at Wells' Hook
Store, and Black's. A most iutereatlng
volume.
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poll Sale or Kxchange.—a, whirling and
1
wavliiK electric Ian, also ad electric rnce
and body massage Instrument.— only little
used,—lor a ncwlnp machine or lady's bicycle.
Address, Wm. Terry. UaCoatn. N. J.
Automobile Funerals.
rtKMClous Drinks at Ic. a Haas. Rashbnde
tj
and Orange "So-Cool-a." Z5 cent box
makes 23 Bln»se». Fresh lots just In nt mack's
Twelfth St., bet. Railroads and
Jackson's; wholesale by T. B. Uelker.
Local Phone '892. Bell 4?-j
PICAS. I have a few surplus cow pens
lor sule ; nlso n spring wagon with portable
top.
J. Murray Bassett. Packard streel.
A STER 1'lants lor sale—33 cents per dozen.
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H. J. Rolle. Third and Vulrvlew.
pLOWKKlNtl Plants (or Memorial Day, at
*• Ureemiiouut Cemetery. Al. Powell.
DLANTS For Sale,—Cabbage, tomato, egg
*• plant, and pepper.
II.J.Rolte.
'I'hlrd and KiUrvlew Ave.
A
UTOMOBILE
For
Sale.
A Locomobile. In
A first-class House Paint
1
» good condition, lor sale. Apply tu
30i. Twellth and Uraml Streets,
well recommended.
UammoutoD, N. J.
CAI.E ol Household Goods on John Sntlthls.
•-HnwnroirTvreltrfrStreSL. on Katurday7May
nt two o'clock. Anyone bavins goods to
Sold by JOSEPH I. TAYLOR 2fith.
bo sold then 1 Hliould notlly J. c. Rehniann.
Auctioneer.
DANSV Plants. In bud and bloom, six lor »
Auto and Carriage Painting,
•^ quarter. AUu nil vegetable plants.
H. donaumberc, Twellth & Grand SU.
Auto Tops Re-covered and Repaired
Walk ! Take a Jitney. Call up local
pLone Bui. Suort or long trips, unrelul
driving. Ulvc me o trial. Wm. twtermaiiu.
Furniture Re-finished.
OLKAN Up! -Get your rags, paper;, old metal
^ etc.. together, then cull me up on the
phone. You will be surprised at what you get
lor the old Junk that you had Intended carting
Second and Pleasant Sts.,
nway. 1-erner. the.lunk Mnu.
Bell 72-J. Lociil. 1118. 218 Washington St.
Hammonton, jy.-J, .
tJOMK Laundry.—O. T. Mott & Co. [touch
*•"• dry : Iron und Htiirched extra cliarte.
Mall orders promptly attcudod to,
Itell phono UI-J. I lammonton. N. J.
MONEY
to Loan on llrst mortgnce. .
A
W. It. Tilton.
A WOS To Hire. MLeave calls at (vrlmmel'8
L xml
a 5 '
John U Myeia,
o
f
»h<>
QeUi, phone
41%l. « Residence, local 518.
Hammonton,
- N. J.
HAMMONTON PAINT
Lakeview
Greenhouses
Ladies Pumps and Oxfords
Men's white canvas Ox- Central Ave., Hammonton.
in all latest styles aud prices, fords, both leather and rubber
j^. from $1,5° to S.S
sole, from $1,50 to $3
—
Large assortment 6t
Ye
old-time Comfort Ok-
fords in all styles— the kinds
that make friends with your
feet; prices $1.25 to $4
Every style that is new in
ladies' High-cut white, rubber
And leather soles, $2 to $3.50
Ladies' white poplin and
canvas Pumps and Oxfords ;
price Jic to $3
Ladies' Everwear Hosiery
from 15 cents to $1.05
Our line of women's and
children's white canvas Shoes
and Pumps ; prices from 75 c
*o f2,cp, are worthy of your
inspection * - .•
Children's Baby Dolls from
90 cents to $2
'^Tlie latest Tennis and Outing Shoes arc Keels, of which
•we curry a full line for men,
women and children
MCII'H Regal Oxfords, of
black and mahogany leather,
ncolcuc soles, $5 to #5,50
Men'u FJcacon Shoes and
Oxfords, leather or rubber
eoles, J^3 to #4,50
Men's canvas shoe, in dark
colors, $1,25 to $2
• Twenty different styles of
Scout Slioes, ranging from
$1,50 to $4,50
Palms, House Plants,
Cut Flowers,
Funeral Designs
Our new Furnishings Department is well stocked with
new aud nifty wearing apparel for the fancy dresser
Shirts
Silk and linen soft Collars
Two-picee Underwear and
Union Suits
Belts
Everwear Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Night Shirts and Pajamas
all latc.st styles in
Straw Huts for 75 c to $5
Silk Mats & Caps, 50 c to #i
Men's K a h k i work Trousers,
and Jumpers to mutch
Carter's Overalls nnd J u m p e r s
Also Union Overalls
Men's and women's A u t o
„ Coats, both gray and
linen color, $1,50 and $2
Live Stock
pOW.TUV—houitht and aold. John L. Price.'
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Local phono 1051. lloll MMV.
Htlp'Wanted.
Lost and Pound
WATKIS & NICHOLSON
For lady's dark
_$5.00
-; , Reward ! Jenhorn Imt, lout on
Haturdajr itlicnioon In llaiinnontou, Write
Li.ti«iP'-->»l»ll.
Melll-w
Wm. B. Phillips
Attorney - at - Law
Hammontan, N. J.
517-519 Federal St.. Cnmden
M. U. Webstur. 1:1.'5 Wldonor Illd'n.,
i'hlladelphla.
T CWT.—paper hanmr'a unnnthlriK brush.
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I'lomo notllr
llarvuy K. Klin.
r OST.-«old bar pin. May nth, between
" rfammmiton Mhoc Co. and Third Mtreet
on HollDVUo. ICewnrd II returned to
llepuhllcan Orflce.
[ OUT—Tuesday evcnln.. May Wild, at Itlh,
" St. mid It. U. Avo., a told brooch, sot with
poarl, Mndiirpltiaiincuiumuiilo»t<i w i t h
Mr«. II. O, l*aokard. Kl»t (load.
hoit Hcivice, and the best <|iinllty,
nt very modern (c prices.
Give UH your next order, and
we k n o w u will lend u> your
becoming n reK«l« r euHloiner,
We 11 live just bought 700 puirs of "factory seconds" in
Lulie.s', IVlisfJca' mid Children's Shoes,— regular #.1.50 to #}
W i t h n two-pound i-nrttm of
O>od l.uok Ol«> at the rexulur
goods,—which we arc Helling from £1,25 to $1,50.
If you
want to buy n puir of shoca, cheap, here's your chance.
Come uiul nc« utl, and mtvc money price of 34 c. Ib., wo will Hell you
» two-pound curtou of Franklin
on tilioc buying.
StiKttr in 8>4 c. » pound.
Shoe Repairing done every da,y
Monfort's Shoe & Furnishing Store
ll"' 'JO.i'-iLiA !"•' ...'.'.j,i 'J'A '.'jjJAV.i.L'i f^Lj^':^.-'i!^liiiitiA\'.'^i^\
£04 Bellovuo Avo.
Old Po.it office .stand
J «jLid'i, ..'iij ' / '
Porch Rockers,
Several different kinds to select from.
Reclining Chair, canvas back,
'A Lawn Bench
Is a very useful article for the lawn or porch, and does
not cost very much.
We will be pleased to show you
any of them.
Forget It I
You will soon find the time is near
when an Ice BOX or Eefriger^tor will be a necessity.
We have the Galvanized, White Enamel, and Porcelain.
Ice Cream Freezers ^nd Water Coolers
Will also be very useful.
We have them in different
sizes. Ask to see them.
'
Dry Goods Department.
Children's White Voile or Organdie Dresses,
sizes 2 to 12 years, from $1.00 to $5.00.
^ lot of Junior White Voile Dresses,
sizes from 14 to 19 years, at prices that
range from $3.00 to $5.50.
W. L. BLACK
The
EASTMAN
Store
We carry a lajrge stock of Eastman Kodaks
and Eastman Supplies'on hand
Kodak Prices, $2 to $56
If it isnlt an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak
The Jeweler
Big line of
White Canvas Shoes
and Pumps.
No Wonder
Also large variety of We are Always Busy !
Tennis Shoes
For It docHii't lukt- people loiifj
and Oxfords.
to find out iliut licrt- tlicy (jot the
Starting Saturday
(to-day), we will give
those famous Yellow
Trading Stamps.
In the many different patterns.
LIVENGOOD
Boston
Sample Shbe
Store
At Rrcnt money-Having prices
A Hammock,
Wnntedat Republican Office.
In fresh Sowers, wax or metal
Florists aud Landscape Gardener.
Furnishings
Out-Door
Comforts
Is a very comfortable -addition.
-Miseellaneous-
and
Subscribe for the Republican I
U. S. GOVERNMENT
Three and one-half per cent Bonds.
App.ly at
1.1. Hearings store.
Sale.—a beautiful nine-roomed houxo.
property. Houae ncarlr new. Klectrlc
llahln. gas. hot and cold water : garage on
ronr ol lol : on main Hired. Kor pmtlrulari.
apply to, 302, Twelfth and Orand Street*.
Harainonton. N. J.
Aore Poultry Farm for sale, cor; Klrst
d and FUUHinth Street.
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Mrs. J. U. Miller. Itosedale.
TsJEW House tor sale or rent. Will sell below
" coit. Apply to Chris, llllhl.
;t
N. Second Street.
pHOICE BulldliiK Ixiw on South Packard St.
*•* Dust building locution In town. Price
very reasonable. Cbarlo« Davenport, Agent,
liiachatreet,fWEI.VE-and-ihalf Acre Farm lor dale or
> rent. Inquire ol J. W. Holler,
llainmonton.
poll
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At half past seven.
.
All Bdvs. should b» In before Thursday
DOUU. II powlble. Unions parties have an
account with us, they will .not wj.lt (or a
hill (neceMltatlnicotir adding pottage to It)
but remit promptly, either In caxh or one
and two cunt qurans. _. No adv. ol any «ort
will bti Iniertert between. now« Item*.
For R*nt.—tin rooms anil bath.
Lo ck Box 63. - Hammonton. N.J TJOUSK
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Tuesday Evening, June 19, 1917
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No churn) ten than ton cents.
Each llnure. Initial, and name counu
one word.
Double orlcn charred, tor larger trot.
Real Estate
Wil be held in Trust Company Building
Start That Garden Now!
Garden
Paperhanging,
Painting, and
'
Graining
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Spring is Here I
Watches
Half-a-Ceirt-a-Ward Column—
P. .T. H A
Sunday and week-night services.
Ruberton'a Ma^ et
Moth 1'lionea.
|,'re<! delivery
Swift's Jewel
Shortening ,.
ii
: Lard Substitute :
23 cts. per pound
M. L. Jackson & Son
Kb
NkScAtf'** ii;-* -
fotrff v
J/HOtS
BOO-HOO!
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cor
Ovr
By Agnes Foster Wright
International certocn Co., N. T« . :
SEASON them Is a new
' tendency in tho cretonnes Which
your shadow dQsl^'ns tn soft und<:
and pniu-rns will ho
Another \.-:ir one hunt? In vaJn
Krt it way from ^ho everlasting flornJ
with a Colonial fcel: -li.nok of them. AKaJn we KCt
: In tho vivid hold designs and
In - t h o extraordinary. They am certainly mafltors In laying one rolor to
another Iri full color value and croiitlng
h harmonious thing. The point IH. theno
an; not usable. One feels that they
have taken the, color spectruni and Instcnd of jilacinK ono oblonp of color ".
bolow tho other in scquonro. they have
cm out pratesque leave* and (lowers
never seen "bn land or aea. and snapping them Into tho air with a "whooplu." have allowed them to fall where
they will on a sheet of pure "white paper.- That at least la the flrst Impression of these colortets. hut If we .truly
study them we find that there really hi
an extraordinary art in their arrangements. And. like every othor good
Thlnsr. there la a'place far fatm
these design.^ The mistake that we
havo made Is that we do not recognlzo
their place In our furnish!UBS. Why
put an ardently brilliant cretonne
shrinking modernity Into a restrained
gray and ivory room, used us a living
or oUrtnK-room for the slmple-.niiiid.ed.
plain-living family that moat of us are?
Such tilings -botanc In some stadia or
restaurant or In-ji very "smart" ballway or breakfast room. Their real
'-•metier." hoivave^ Is on £he porch.
It IB from thta tendency of a year
ago that w»Tinve arrived at the point
this season where we find, appreciate
and UBO cretonnes -with enough enlrvenfng'bolor 'to refresh and .stimulate on
and enough background color to hold
us, and (he pattern, to a very solid.
HObitantJal. comforting; earth. .We recognuu the finesse of a pattern which
has a soft, neutral background of.Interesting design and small spots of
very brilliant color placed at telling
points In- the design. In choosing a
cretonne, nitration should be paid to
thin underlying point of rianlRn and
relations, In order to be sure
; nix month* hence. It Is tho person wbo
goen Into ci'ntBHlfii, with no rhyme or
rewion, over H new cretonne ohnwn her
1
who aclocts tt In haute, thlnklnir netthar
• of the place It U to tfo or wtiat Ui»
THAT DBEADFUL INK-SPOT
H ONK KO«'« over a hundred or sq
new p«.tt«rnn of this year's output,
A
tbera Is also a striking note of virility
buttermilk tut aoon an you spilled tho
Ink on it?"
''
"Buttermilk?"
i'
"Yes, either that or eweot milk,
though buttermilk Is hotter. That
would have taken tho Ink right, out,
and would have left onlygreaao spots,
which wo could, have removed easily
Wo can always tako Krenso out. hat
Ink!"—ho ahrutrRod hlH Hhoiild«rH<and
lifted his luinds In a goaturo of helplessness: "Will,^011 havo tho'.dross
dyed black?" . . .
. •.
"I Hupposo I'll* havo to, though I
don't want a black dross." unHwornd
tlio dlncoiiHolalo owner, "ritittornillk!"
H|)<>nalO lo horuolf as she loft Iliu «h()p,
"To t h i n k that I ruhiixl a new dross
boRniiso I didn't, Itnow of a simple
remedy Ilko that! Hut tills In thii lust
tlni/i I will huvii to nuffcr from IKMIIT
unco In Unit dlToc.tlon." -KxcliuiiKu.
"I m sorry, madam," Bald the head
of the cleaning establlBhnumt, "but It
la ImpoHBlble to take tho Ink. out of
this garment."
Tho owner of the pretty tan cloth
drexH looked at It In dismay.
"Hut It In practically a now gown,"
nlio answered "Isn't thona anything
you can do? Cun't you dye It dark
bluet"
"Tho flpot» will fliiow nnlcHit you dye
It black," won the Inexorable response.
','Wo mlRht have been able to do m>mnthliiK " you had brought It to UH In
tllo nml place, without touchlnR water
or anything oluo to U."
"But I wan nwixy frt>m homo when I
nplllod tlio Ink, and I hurries! to th«
<lniK Btoro before the Ink WIIB dry. The
drilKRlnt worked over It wllb Knnnllnn.
and It Junt npruud the npotn, und no I i
wont to n, tailor, llo trkul ovorythliiK
—naphtha nonp nnd wiitcr, and all
nortn of porimrntlonii nnd OiroiiKh the
epotn KTOW fnlntnr, t h e y nllll Mhow
tiodly."
"Why dldn^ yon put tho nklri In
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LONG «>NTS
You FEEL AS TMOUG.4
EVERYONE -xtnj MET
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-about.the .designs, itrong boughs and
well-formed, atroriffly-drawn foliage. 1
have failed to flnd a finicky patternanil shadows are certainly "out." The
colors .are strong, clean and direct, tn.
spit* of the constant hoe and cry at
lack of dyea. Humming birds, and butlernles an»~beIn8T replnr<*fl hy"~rio1uV arrogant peacocks. [ bfllevr thin terulonoy
Is a direct rellertlon of war, Union,
when tin-'larger IhliiKu In men's natur'N
are brought out, und this In some undar-
WIT AND HUMOR
Little Brownutono boy (sighing) —
Oh, dear!
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Fond-mother—What Is It, "my dar1
ling—'What do you want?
Little Brownetono boy—I want tp
want something.
PlTHt
llttU)
Klrls—How
mitny
brothers havo you got?
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pecond ditto—Pour. Jlow many hiivo
KOt?
J«1rBl—Ono.
• Hccontl—Your puiw. inunt bu i w f i l l
Poor, hin't he
Cftriveiitorn do inoro piano work
t h a n any other «lus» of inochanlcH.
Jordan," said ono of the Jews; "but
why?"
. t'Well." replied Pat, "I'm thinking
that ono or two I've mot lately will
jolly well liavA to Hwlm across.'
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• At tho annual prize day of a certain
school tho head, boy rose lo give his
recitation. '
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"Frlonda, Roninns, countrymon," ho
vociferated, "lend mo ycjur <uur»!"
. "There," commented Uio.ffH)ther of a
dufoalod pupil, ancerlngly, "l.hut'n Mrs
IllgK'n boy!
llo wouldn't, bo his
imnlwr'tt oon If ho didn't want to lx>r
row something,"
"Now,
. boys," siild tllo tiMirlmr
TluiCo Is consldorablo dlfforonho bo- "tlioro were two rlc.li men; on<i of
"Yon n i l rmniimbor the words of Iwtxiii a key on tho Hoabourd und n <! thorn hud mudo his fortune by hononty
W«but«r," nhoutxxl the orator. '
niid lixlustry, while tho other had madii
un I ho • keyboard.
"No, Wd don't," Interrupted it mun
Ills by fraud and roguery. Which of
In tlui Knlliiry, ' " l l o IIUH so miiny
ICxdtort Bportnman (to fnrmer)—Hay, these two men would you prefer to
words I <ii\n'( riiinouibor morn Minn
did you nee a bird full iiilywlioro a'boiu 1)0?"
Imlf of 'mil "
hor«? I elio't lit. ono Jnnt i«»w, «iV<l , Tlioro WIIM a inomonl'H honltnllon,
then youiiK Holomon I mine's hand wonl
nuw Iho fontliorH fly.
Farmer- No; I ain't noon nolh'ln' of up an ho (iiilolly Inqulrod, "Vlrli Hindu
It, I KU«fl» when tlio fathom How the Iho mom?"
blnl Mow with 'em.
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VU-.ar'ii Wife • Vox, Air Hold hits iro
Hympntbelle vlnllor- I'oor nmnl up lo Iho <:liy to ItMirn phnrmniiy.
V l l l u K o lhimn--0h, nilxnun, tin
What ar« you hero for?
niiddn'l liiivo K o n o t o a l l (hut oxpoimol
"Kor ntimlliiH a gold rlntf. mini."
"I'oor fellow) And don'l you, BOTHO- ll<> ciiMld liavo come on our farm uii'
Union ruKrol. your wunl/nl oppnrjtunII Ion 7"
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"Injlowl I <lo, i n l n n l Ttinrn wnn n, Tlio
rabby r«'Knriloil I llo broken-down
live tbounnml dollar neclilfti'e In the HUI wllh a Kloam of dollKht, but did
Bhow-e.uno Hint 1 nlolo tlm ring from, not nponh.
Tho chauffeur beK'ui
und I never nuw It "
o|ioriitliiK <"' bin niucliliie llo lurn»d
uml Iw-lnlod It, und bniiKixl It, nnd
An Irlnbmun, I'liinliiK f r n m Onhlln
rowixl, but to no nviill, und ntlll Iho
lo Liverpool (or work, Kol u Jub wllb cubby npoko not. Then the r h u n f f o i i r
nn iindorlaknr, who nenl him to willed bin brow, nml Iho eubby, n l l l l
nioiinuro n ildiul-ilew for bin rollln. In wllh Ihe Kleiuu In hln eye, cronned
doliiK no, ho linnelinil HMI l i f t Imml of over.
I lie body nml (Mil rollixl a llvo dollar "llxre!" IMI nxoluliuod, itrlmly, bi|ld
iioln, whlnli I'ut promptly ponkolcd.
ItiK out, hln whip, "Hunt yor are, mln
N«»xt. <lny tin got a nlmllwn Job.'wllh ler, bit him w i t h Oilnt"
Iho naino ronult, nnd a few dnyii aftor,
meotliiK two Hmbrow oommorol(il» In
(llobe-Trotlor Of iMiiirno, you went
u nnlnon, lio nnkml: "Wtml" U the
reanon for pulling; money In jrour fnl- up the NlloT
low-nountrymnn'n Imn<l When lie rtlnnT" ' Thn Illiirr -Ily Jovo, yen) What a
"To onmiro a n.a^o pwinnno mt>r the rlow from tlio aiimmttl
•rf "'.
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way linn rrurhrd the pencils and
hnishes of tlin rirslgrnom. •
There comes a Mtrlklng cretonne with
a large, full-tailed peacock In brilliant
colorn against a warm background. The
bough Is dark brown, with atrtuis; drsnr-
»f peaxock blue scrim or KKUZC.
iu> upholstery with peacock blue
I i-ushlona. It would be very ntrlkThiM would also not bo of much
IMP. ax tho cretonne and ncrlm are
Inexpensive, and ono would need but
llttUi or the velvet.
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An excellent dining-room cretonnn has
scalloped stripes of clear yollow and
clean irray. The formal decorative
flowers ore very boldly drawn, such as
one finds In early Encllsh desUcnn ot
Jacobean times. Use*-with soft yellow
ellk and (tray chair seats, a boautlfol
dining-room could bo had.
For-ii Summer HvlnR-room, a crecn
striped linen with boskets filled with
old-fnahloned flowers nnd bluo-Breen
foliage makes nn excellent design.
For a hodroom a bine and white
striped cretonne with mulberry- (lowers
makes up well Into rurtnlnn anil bed
—COVCTH. Thft valance could bo made
using tho stripe oro.iswlse anrt with the
Mil" on the edKe.
A ininwry crotonno ha-f a puro white
—rnrnrat-ouna-wtth-TT-lirtttcr- ofrtt'iMr-Mue-1
ft nd lilnk'floworn and itrocri-leaves This
tm;n)i> design rc.id.llio used on tho furniture-.
Fur porches. 11.1" somothlni:''• with
oriingu nnrt yelli.w "r bright l.lue and
vermilion and n l w a y n fft In n toiu'h of
black. Thtrc In »i»' lovely porch cretonne with bold black ami white stripes
un<l a ronventlonallzoil deslKn In purer
colors In tho white stripes. Another
on<i with a blue ribbon atrtpe has cornucoplim pour'nn forth colorful conventional trultn.
.
Of tho .-ri'tonues with dark baolcBroumln moio adaptable for llvlnf;ronms or llbrario. there IB ono with *
black itruuntl and n. boldly drawn .bird
nnd Inrico leaved foliage the, colors b«ln« ili't'p old blues and iold. AnoO»«
with u phi-uAiint with sweeping tall h»»
u rt«*|i vUili-t background, the needfoT
color Hiiotn b<Mt«e Balnea- by deep yellow;
MowM-H. held to the background wtthi
niurd> Ifn ves and bou«os.
And .I" on mid on, th«re Is a cretonne
for every room and the moet charming1
nfferts are to b« gained by the right,
usu of these new cretonnes In the .rooin
for which-they are most- sultod. But
• ilrnt etiidy what «««<* you wliih to pro-i
duoo aiul then atody the dulgn to se«j
If It nan th« essmtlal qualltlivi youn
GUAUANTKE A SILKNC'K
Unexpectedly a pastor who encouraged congrogatlonal singing gained a
now parishioner. Keen though his delight In hearing b.l» pooplo'slng, there
was ono nuirabor of his Hock whoso ondeavoru ho never encouraged. But
tho man Rang without encouragement,
much to tho illHcomllturo of pdWlioldwii anywhere ivoar him, who
clalnio<l Unit his loud, unmufftcal voice
threw (horn out of time and tune.
Ilopoatod complaints convinced tho
mlnlntor that homebody would have to
iiHHiuiU) the responsibility of silencing
Ihn umbltloiin Hlngur. l!«.doclclud that
HID inun'n wife was best tilted for tho
Job. Owing lo a difference In religious
vlown hiinlmnd and wife ntfxmdod different churchcm, but Iho mlnlnler know
her. HO ho called und explained hln
prodleamont. Hho wan twiniliiiily niirprlnod.
"IVi you ineiui to say he iilgnn?" Him
mild
"Trlon to," iinmnilod t h e puiilor
Hho IboiiKliI u inlnuli'.
"I shall havo to come thoro to
church," flho said.
."I shall bo glud,to aoo you," wild the
minister; ."but what effect will that
have on your husband's singing?"
. The look nho gave him wan more
significant than words, and thoy meant
a good deal.
"John will never open hla mouth
when I am around," flho Mid.
And John never ban.
The minister wnn ntruggllnR to put
nn n now four-ply collar, and the
perspiration wns utartlng from every
pore.
"]|lfiRR"ttin collar!" he ejaculated.
"Oh, yun, bless It! IllonH tho bloriSod
collnr!"
"My deitr," snld bin wife, "what In
your text, for thin mornlng'a »«rmon?"
"F-fourloeiilh verse, f-flflh Piwlm."
ho roplleil, In Hliorl ganpn. "Tlio wworilrt of liln ni-inoiitli worn n-nmoother I linn litmllor, lint w-war w«n In hln
h-heurt."
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the oak gate legged table, and' the farm. People would talk so, and It the house. If. she had only had the
NATURE'S SWE.ET.
oth.ere claim it cannot travel more than
handsome brass mounted tallboys, upset all her plans.
least Inkling- before hand of what
hart,,;that.,djsUince. ' .
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with the best Worcester tea ,aerv
Here she hod given up a whole week Emmie Reynolds meant. to do she'd Honey, which Is now a luxury, ;was : The great variety-of deer, lire all : . ;
Ice, and a few more trifles which "con .•of her valuable time to settle things have given Granny house' room, for- :.tij: old times a necessary; for it'was
qui^e speedy, but la'certala'lo^allUea
nolsHeprs would willingly have paid
once and for all, only to have it said six months rather than svet-ajl'-.the then the .principal sweetener ot,:.tood: the'y. caii travel much' more rapidly
good price for, and sent them to hei that someone on whom Granny had no place talking; as she knew would most Sugar was not-introduced .until-the than in others. A roebuck --has been
own home twenty miles, away.
claim at all had taken her home—at •certainly happen now.
.'•-,-' : ,"*•. latter days of the Rbman firnplre, klip,<lrnrto cov«r 74.feet a seconk when
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^^ ~r ET ME JUST keep that."
Granny gave consent by silence U any rate, for a time, while she, Mrs.
Her luck wai.jiead ouflhait-dayVfor and 'was first oddly described as an pursued by dogs. , ..
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pleaded old Oranny Mor- all her , daughter-Jn-Jaw's plans, no' Jane, widow of her eldest son, meant seeing the tratti tome rushing into Tndian salt that was-'as. sweet as • Tbb giraffe Is said to pass dTyer tt'ti,-"
J j riB, laying a trembling even objecting in words when, uh to put her away In the union.
the station just ab the cart reached ho'jney. The numefoils references .to
,Uie:'rate o£-about_£ft
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feet jij.-,'•'••'
hand on a shabby-look- was told that after the cart had taken
"Drive to Reynolds,'" she called It, she • Jumpe'd outi before it: quite Honey.;In the Bible are .:<lue, Hays a second.. -wWle the kaVgaroo cofers
Ing frame, from tho fad- her goods to tho auction-rooms, 1 out, curtly, to the man In charge of stopped, was thrown violently:, to the writer 'in .Chamber's. Joutrial, .to' 'its feet to :14-fiBet;a secSiid. •
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vil photograph of which a younp; would return to Stone Cottage to Ink the cart, and half an hour later nho ground, picked up with a broko'n 'leg, being the common^ sweetener utted \>y
The/ tortoise; is much slowej* Onewillor in costume smiled out at all her to the union. But when Mrs. Jane alighted at the door of a small, old- and carried to tho nearest hospital the-people.
5 Inches In length covers buc about
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who looked at him. "Ifn my boy Jim took that shabby, faded photograph fashioned farmhouse.
groaning In -mind and iboflvv ' The " Honey from the'comb Is considered
tho last thing ho sent mo before down from the wall, and threw It in
The place was as clean as a now children would • run ,iqujte^-, wlld-'and to bo the most luxurious .fonrri.of this;
lio started on the voyage from which with the -miscellaneous collection 01 pin, with long, cool dairies at the the business-be'ruined 'before, she delectable sweet, and many .popple-cut
ho never camo back. Hlx uhlp wan odd trifles which made up Lot three back and red tiles on tho kitchen went homo ayaln. .There would be no tlio:.waic with the honey.
lust-with-»ll-h«nd«; u —-•••
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she awoko~;froni her apathy, and en- floorr whlle~lif"»r comfortable arm- one there etcher,to" receive, s thei-«:arl'| foqllsh tiling to do, lio'weyer.'u^Tfii
"htow, Qranny, don't bo »llly," re- treated:
i country tgentlema:
chair by a glorious flro sat Oranny. with Granny's fttrnlturo when It ar- •Ig'aa It'-'would.bo^tp oat 'the paper' ithe
monstrated Jano MorrlH. her oldoat
"Lot me JiiBt keep Hint. It's, my holding Jim's picture In her hands, rived.
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butter In wrapped up in, or the 'Ijag. known for h,is, gonlalUy, hap
ilaughtor-Jn-law, |n a hard, mattor-of- boy Jim, the la«t ho nent mo before and crying softly but happily to herIt was exactly six Weeks before she 1 that contains sugar."Tho >wivx In, the visit a court^of justfc^at the
fnct tone. "You won't have any place tils ship was lont.''
self.
was able to leave the hospita)'and re-i honeycomb IB in no way, nutrltlpiiH,' when'. the Judge was: about ti profor keeping a parcel of litter In the - Mro. Jane, however, "couldn't abide
"Now. then, Granny, the cart's at turn home. ~
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• - -llm|. IH jocidcdly -IndlRCHtlbli). ','•.'. • hounco eontonco on 'k peasan^: yfenth
Even' then
she
|ioorhouRO. Desldoa, It In ono of Lot Hontlmont," and declared that "the he door. A pretty dance you've led walk with the hdlp of crutches.
' The proper way Is to put a piece of ^or his pa^t In aorna. serious riots.
Tlio judge seemed ipally an^oUB to
three which (a mode up of oddmentH, old lady'<! only fret every time ulie mo," she Bald, nharplyt "I've got 10
"Whore'vo you put. tho things Man- honey in the comb on your plate, with
and can't bo separated now.
You looked at It," und HO U wan IOHHCI!
back home to-night, nnd I can't dy?" sho asked of her oldest (Taugh- tho cells' in a' vertical pnaltlon, and lacovor oxteq-uatlnR J clrcumirtahceo,
mustn't make more trouble for UB all Into the curt.
go till I've settled you comfortably ter, almost as »ho entered the house, preHB your knife (Irmly upon it,* so and asked thoiboy wnfitlicr there, was
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than you can help. Anyhody'd think
''Now then. Grunny, hero's the cart. n your new homo," feeling, rather as her Drst glance round failed to that all the honjoy runs out. ICut tho anyone present who could give, him a
;ood character. Tho prisoner Toplted
you'd bo glad to got In every penny Whcre'H Hho gone and hidden hcrtiolf, han seeing, ICmmlo standing nt her locate Granny's IrPUHiiron.
honey and loavo tho wax.
' you can to help to pay your dobtn." 1 wonder? If nhe wntm't n l w n y n the ilbow, and Homchow finding It dlillcult
Tho been do not care for blossom- nournfully that ho aaVi'no ono In qourt
"What things, mum?" replied ManOranny Bat mute and quivering like tlronome»t creature-—"
o mention the workhorse.
ing flowers, as tho pools Imagine. whom ho know, whoroupon the Tlaltor,
dy.
n dumb animal In pain, Troubles, had
•'Why, the tlilngH 1 Kent from Oran- They are practical, utilitarian crea- perceiving how matters stood, called
"Thin Is her now home. I hope slid
Mrn. Jane hint returned from the
(inured down upon her poor old head nnlo Homewhnl cronH nnd disappoint- B ulreudy comfortable and settled," ny's—tllo clw.k an' table, an' -un'-- tures, and prefer the period'just be- from his seat,In the Kallory: "Well,
nn thick and fast of late that now ed with Hie llniinclul romilt, and not a aid lOmmle, In a qnlot but decided everything else."
fore fructification. They dearly love now, yourself's a queer boy that
docHn't know your own frlonda when
a kind of apathy hnxl net In, and loft little perturbed wllh vurloun relloc- one, IIM Hlie look tho trembling hand
"Undo Jim came n n ' took them clover, but mont -klndx of fruit hlos- you
.«oo them!!'
hnr dull and ntupld, puxHlvo In the tlonB which bud been cunt upon hor- Oranny held out lo her In sudden Iliem all awny IUH! week." Mainly ex- HOino and HOIUO kinds of forest trees
Quick to tako tho hint, the boy
liandn of tlio ono portion ttho had ul- nelf by Hyinput.hollo nelghborn, who right, nnd smoothed It gpntly In her lilnjnod, : o<igorly. VSuld ho WIIH
aru vory useful to them. The flavor
promptly reHppndod: ' "Indeed, then,
wiiyn vaguely nhrunk from and fenr- inked dlHeoneertlng ueniitloiiH nbout wn,
Hilly obliged to UH for Muring 'oiiii und tho auallty of honey vary with lt'»
proud and nappy I am to BOO your
nl, the liuny biuitlliig widow of hot [•ortnln nrllclim of f u r n i t u r e , which
the
plants
upon
which
the
boo
foodn.
bnl
bo
WIIH
going
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"Dim'i Hond me u w u y
There's
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cldent BOH, who had nwooped down 'were real good, and niiKhl to fetch hore'H <|iillo u lot 1 can do n l l l l , " en- wuntiMl 'ojn buck iiulek "
Heather honey Is n a t u r a l l y popular In honor bore this day!"
The gentleman came forward 40 n
upon her Ilko a bird of prey.
iht-lr price, |f no be nn poor Mm. Mor- roaled Hie q u i v e r i n g voice. "It'H thn
"Your Uncle Jim?" In n wnpeflort Scollnnd, and the, fnmoun Narlionne wlt'nvoflH and tOHtlflod an follows: "I
Hlx monUin belilndhnnd with the rlH wan obliged to noil them -but wuti rouble i h u I ' H Lipiml me, I'm only lone. "Wily- w h y . Ihoro'n no nuch honey IIWOH Its llavor to roHeinary. enn toll you, my lord, that from tlio
rontt Firroen dollnrn owing to Jaok- Hho? Nobody (here w n n l o d to bo Ixty. 1 Hliitll HIMIII bii iny'Hiilf nyuln." pernoih Jim WIIH drowned ovor NO Occasionally (ho bee IH Injudicious vory flrBt time .that ovor I naw the boy
however, nnd chooHini InJurloiiH herliH.
iiiin'n Hloriw. Mury'ii funeral unpaid inrd on her, they were nnre, nml what
"You come uw«y lit onee. The long ago."
to this ml mile I never knew anything
tor
why," It wnn ncanilnloun and WIIH to heroine i>f I be poor "Id ludy l o u l " cried Mrs. Jane, I m l l g n n n l l y
"No, he wunn't. mum," broke In nil The Holdlern of XenopUon, after out- of him that wan not vory good."
wicked! What could Oranny have herself. II' nn be un her homo WIIH nold 'There'll Ihe carl, at t h e ilixir now, (lie children logother. eii|;er lo tell Ing thii_,h<inoy'of Troiblzond, bociuiio
AH lu> hud novor before not oyra on
hi'on thinking ulKHilT
l'"orlunuloly up ovor her bend?"
Ihe good Hewn which wnn hiieb n b l t - | either mini or d r u n k . 'The effect wan tlio defendant, bin evidence wus cernil 1 Hhn'u'l como iiKiiln."
owing
lo
the
liodn
having
outon
a
Mury wnn <iff thulr haniln nt Innt.
When, one pormm, heller Inforfnort
"You need not do no," lOmmlo told ler pill lo t h e i r molhor " H l n iihlpl
tainly Hi/) t r u t h und nothing but. tlm
Time,' too, after lying, up fop three Hint I h o rent wblnpered liiul Mrn
er qulotly. "Her IIOIIIO'H here w l l h wun ernnhed by llnalliu; lenhergH, but pohionoim luulou. Youth'H Compiiu- t r u t h . IIHJ fur nn It went, und the boy
hin.
>inini**iiiiil Jim being drowned, thoro'd J u n n hud tiuddMl u w i i y all Iho beiil me."
Ihe men oriiHHOil Ihe li-o lu I be lund
win dlHclinrged a f t e r n cuiitlon.
hi' nothing coming In from him nny t h i n g s for lierneir, und I h n l nho wun
"I wiir,h my hlllldii no\v und fin-ever nml found n but w l l h >iu|i|illim put
inure; HO thoro WIIH only (Imniiy bor- nondlng her iiiollinr I n - l a w to the I h e n
ANIMALS'
I nlwiiyH did I h l n k you were I h o r e In rune of u i ' i - l d e i i t n . nnd t h e y
Tho awn w l l h whli'li the ninall boy
nnlf to deal wllh, und or I'niirne she union Hint milne duy, uhe beKun lo re- Jnnl cnuy u f l e r Jim, but 1 did I h l n l i innnugivl lo lioop u l l v o "
loiikn upon u retired iiiiirlnor IH prohmuni go to tho poorhoune
The
"hpood
of
u
gn/.elle."
"fanl
nn
n
gret her Imrdlhuod In u|ipi>nrliiK t h e r e yon liiul loo m u c h pride to carry your
"And t h e n one d u v i i i u i l l i e r iililll
u h l y due in I!M' wonderful exuorldiicOH
No, she was vory Horry t h u t nho lit u l l , und wlnlied, nhe liiul tulien lieuri on y < M i r nleeve like this." null! oonie uml ^inw I belr n l i ; n u l t i . und look 'home," "Hoot un u dof'r,'' "nlow an un Ihe mnrlnor remiMiihorM to huve bud.
ox,"
u-re
ull
familiar
lionim.
Hui,
few
I'iMildn'l offer her u hiiino She wns (jnuiiiv buelt w l l h her fur n few iluyn, Mrn J u n e
Iliom off Iho fni/.en rorlix. und brought
An i x i i m p l u of thin extremo inarvelK widow with four children HI ko<>|>. j n n l li> nli>|> f o l h n friim I l i l l t l l l i ;
"Veil." n i l m l l l e d Kminlo, nn a q u i v - 'em imfe biime H l t n l n u n ' llo nuld hi know just how fnni or Hoot or nlnw loutiiM.in rumii up recently In the
iinil there wasn't nn Inch of npnro
Iheno
llilnKn
uro
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g
cum
"Now, llii'ii, ( I r n i i n y , " »ln> r u l l e d er iiuniied iiver her tlunlied fnoo, "1 hud u iioehel f u l l of n i n n o y . u n ' bnil
i n n r i u nf n I'oiivernulloii between n lud
mom In her liouiii) unit "he n n v n r oni uKiiln. uml n m i m l l c h i l d fruin Mil' \viin very fund of .Mm.
I noodn'l pnlil e v e r v l h l i i K , u n ' llo unlioil nn nil putullon innde by n c l e n l l H l n lu d^HlKniul of nU ind un ex nt-n-i'niiluln
niiild abide old follui.
next collUKit |il|ted mil lu u n l u l l l I r e mind miyliiK nil now I h n l IIO'H dead, In hln wodilliiK w l l h I'Immlo Itoviioldn ' to t,h,l'ow Mghi on Ihe mailer,
"t'ii|lulii .HeriiKgn, did you ever net
In reality, her Ininbund liiul |»fl her ble:
lln wnn n mun liny womiui mlK.lit havo
Mrn .Inn" b u r l e d her heuil In hnr , One n x p n r l m e i i U M - IlKurca out Uml your I 'K till olT hy u idnirU?" nulil'tbe
a Hill'ng lioriio covnrn 411 Inchon w h l l u buy
u very pu.VliiK I l l l l o biislnoHii In u
"I'lenne, mem lOmmle from l l e y n hern proud of c u r l i i K for, I'm uo fond nmiB anil wnpl w i t h very
w u l k l i i K ; ul u JOK I nil It cuvorn I I feel
nniull c o u n t r y town, but UH "lie mount olilii' f u r n i look her n w u y In Ihe t i n I' of hln memory i h u i I iihould never
"Did I. iiiinny?" he rnpllnd. "HJd'i?
III u minimi Tlio I w i i - m l n u l e n m i l Well, nilliol' 1 I)O/.I>IIH of IllUen!"
to iniirry niraln, nnd at no illnliinl mil live m l n n l e i i u«o "
h n o v v iiiiollier Imppv moinnnl If I let
illilo, nho had no liilenllon or udilliiK
Mm .limn |iiiiilllvely Ireinliled w l l h hln molher.Ki) In t h e woiltlioiine w h i l e
On one occanlou .ludKo Torlor, n borne ciivern M fiv-l In a nei'iiiul.
The lolioir.ily ux movi'n over o n l y t w o
iinnlher IniMiiubraniie in her n u m l i n r uiHrln
"Von'll llnd I'm haixl (o dlnomir.ige "
I'd n Inline lo nliitn- w l l h her, nnd popular I r l n h m u K l n l r n l e . In pnmoiiu
of dependents.
If nhe ilelenleil one pernon niiiri' i i l i n e f u l h i ' l illeil n ' n been lonely. Htm clng tho nonloncn of Ihe r o l i r t . mild to feel u iieciind when bllcbed In a wnK»n nuld the penilntenl nultor, Uwifdund
iiboiil
JO
Inclien
wben
iillached
lo
Her keen biinlnenn eyen huil i|iilrlt l i m n u i i i i l h e r I I w a n I h n l nnuio tOmmle w i l l he r e u l K<>od c o m p u i i v for inn, n nolorlouH d r u n h n n l :
draninllvally
"Holing, day I'll make
ly told her Hint till) coillcnln of ihe K e y n i i U l i i of whom veurn uit'i. .Ihn w o n ' i vim nmllior','"
ymi udmll you love me, nnd then • not
"You w i l l bo confined In jull for Iho iitlilimgh
The eLophaiil, w h i c h cnn mill more ( I I I I hen I will dlii^iuppy."
i n l l i i K O would inoro I l i u n f e t n l i ihi< Morrlii hud linen v e r y fund
If bo
The word nllppeil mil q u l l n i i n l i i r u l longmit. period Ihn law w i l l a l l o w , uml
iliiinoy owing. Homo of tlinni nlic Iinil hud lived In cnme Inline l i f t e r l i i u l Inn! ly un Ihe I I I I I I I I K round ul'ni of i h e 1 nlncoroly Imp*) you w i l l dnvirio MOIIII t h a n n i x biii'neri, moven over about fenr
"I'll nay It now," replied tllo hour Ieuvelod hornoir for ninny u your iiitnl v i i v n x e In Ihe I'nliii- itenii he would y i i i i l i K womiui c l r c l e i l t h o d i o n p l n i ; purllon of Iho time lo CIII-M|IIK W h l M k y " feel n i x Inchon In n noooiid, nnd r u n - lenii Kli'l. "I don't ni I ml telling a He
hut no long an Mury WIIH ullve. anil I ' c r l u l n l y h u v e married h e r
,
"I will," wan tlio u n n w o r j "nml I'or- iilni; nn rali|dly nn It cnn In nuld lo bn fur n good, end."
Hboilldi'i n of Ihe old line, nnd Ilie
able lo Iruvol bill IN feel In n secniKI.
.Ihn hln inolher'n nialnniuy, nlie hud
And II WIIM Knmil" who bin) liiiUKhl iipi-uliel'ii eyen i-luilleniteil Mm. Jitne'n lor, too,"
The l i n n In claimed 'lo run funlor '"Now," nnld tho doctor (o |lUi young
hnil to keep hnr liuiiiln off I hem. Now l,ol lliree ul t h e mile. M r n . Juno hail In u linn H,lnnn< w h i c h nuld even more
Ilinu tlui n w l f l i m l InintliiH borne, w h i c h innrrlod mun, "If you will tuko thin
II WIIH different
(ll-niiny wan qillto liiUKlu'd "' "'" l i m e nnyliiK. lo h n r - p l n l h l y t h n n wnrdn eunlil have d u n e :
In from NO fool to 100 feet u iiooond, iiodlelne, you will nlixip Ilko a Ifiliy/'
nliiiie In (lie world, w l l h no one to nelf Uml t h e iilupld ei'enlure bud evl
"Mho Inu'l iilone u n y l o i i K e r
Fur II In enny to bo happy
Tllo patient surveyed thu prwiorlpnliind by her lo mm fair piny, uml donjlv been l i r e u l l l l i n her lieiirl about t h e f u t u r e I'm llolHK In IlKhl her b u t - When life In a bright, rony w r o u t h ; iiceorillng to Iho c i H i u t r y I h r o U K h
whlcli l| In compelled lo Irnvul.
tlon doubtfully,
nilii mtmiiod to huve loin grip of I h l n g n him n i l I h n l I line.
Men for h e r "
Hut Iho urn n worth while
Ton
In
differ
Kl'eally
nn
lo
tho
npe«d
"Woll, doolor," ho annworixl, "It you
mill pooplo, no Men. .lane q u i e t l y pnokHut nhe dln'l luimh on hourlng that
Mure dlneuniierled I linn ever, Mrn.
In the mint who can ninlle
eil off tho old elKlil-iluy clocli, and nhe bud I n U e n ( I r u n i i y liauli lo the Jane turned nw»y nnd abruptly loft When tho dnnllnt In filling hln leoth if n bnre Mome claim II cnn Iruvol ineiui ||k,o our baby, I guoofl I won't
nt the rato of III) feel n nociiml, while tuko It."
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and
Go Where you Will
Seasonable Items
Tire Repairing
Return and tell where you found
More Prompt and efficient / .
at Elvins' Store
P. C. MANNING
Service
Than you enjoy/at home
. f>. Second St.,
near Post Office
Hammonton
Spraying Lime
Price, $1.50 pr barrel
A. J. RIDER, Pres't and Manager.
- -Charles-Davenport™
C'cntratftor^fc Builder
Field Spray Pumps
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators
Also fruit packages, fertili2et\
\ and soda, -
" CHARLEiTBANERE
,
: Hammonton
~i—KstlranteH Kurnlahed on All Kindt
ol Work.
All Work tllven prompt and Cartful
Attention.
.LocaLnhone. Peach St.. H«mrnontg.n
Small Garden-Tool
Fire Insurance at Cosd
Fire Insurance
The Cumberland Mutual
Fire'Insurance Company
FOR
MORTGAGE LOANS
Rartlett Building, - Atlantic City
We carry a complete line of parts ipr repairing Ford automobile*.
... Vl and can-do vour..work-in-first-clas»-mauuer^ promptly, and
'at a moderate fair'price.
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BELLEVUE GARAGE, Inc.
E. A. COKDERY, President.
Philadelphia and Hammonton.
AUTO EXPRESS
as.far as your shoes are concerned
if you 'bring tbeffl to us to be Round trip daily. Orders received
repaired and restored to life again. •
by Bell Phone 37-1-4
The cost will be little, arid you Philadelphia Office, 122 Market St.
will hardly recognize your shoes
Truck leaves Philadelphia office,
when we return them to you.
at oue o'clock p. m.
Modern shoe repairing machinery
Prompt Deliveries^
enables us to do such good work at little cost to you.
insure your properly at less
cost than others. Reason: operat'g
expenses light ; no loading 01
premium for pro6tn ;. sixty-seven
years of satisfactory service. Cash
•surplus over Ji'oo.ooo. '• ,
For partlcul&n. see
Gardiner Brothers-
Wayland OePuy, Agt, Hammonton, N. J.
L. FERRERA, 209 Bellevtie Ave.
Cor. Second tnd Gherra Street*
DR. J. A. WAAS
DENTIST
Mak*« OM «WV«r to think ol it
Bellevue -Avenue.
It's hard enough under ordinary conditions to crawl from
under those nice warm covers.
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vhen the thermometer is dovn
around freezo—shivers and
shakes—B-U-R-R.
Don't do it What's the
use. vhen It's so easy to make
that 'room warm and tfcrhfortable ?
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Hamnaonton
Veterinary Hospital.
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bell l'hon» 88
12 S. Boulevard, - ViBcland;)^ J.
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*",--$.$ -"'
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Hammonton Trust Co.
Vulcan OdorleM
Gas Heater
Capital, $100,000'
Surplus. 8*4.000
Three pr cent on Time Accts~
Safe Deposit Boxes;
Insurance
Money to Loan on Mortgage
Have It connected to your gas
jet. Then 10 minutes before
gct'.lng-up-tlme, jump out of
bed. light the heater, pull
dwn the windows and crawl
back In bed. Lay there In
comfort for 10 minutes. By
that time your room'sas warm
as toast. Sound* good
don't it? Call at our office
and let us show you this wonderful heater. (
Famous Hill. Climb of/
HUDSON SUPER-SIX
III n hundred cities;, IJucUon
dealers have won the local records
with the Super-Six.
Not in America only. In cevcrnl
conntrie*, Super-Sixes have won
the hill-climbiiiK records.
. Hut the Pike's Peak climb lust
September wns ihe world V supreme
teM. There twenty great cars, till
specially built, me! for n nice to
"the lop of the world," The Hudcon Super-Six Special made llic
best lime of all
Hammonton Gas Co.
CLEAN
I'lnK-Uin, 7-|miiaunKxr . . . , ' •
Cnbrldlol, !l-|)nsnongcr.... llll>0
TuurliiK Stidnn
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.. 17M)
"There's a
time for
everything*
I.lliKHlHlllei I,nn<liiul«t . . . . Ill
Town Cur
21
Town Cnr Ltnidnulct
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I All I'rlrtm I. (,. It. l>otrolll
Now is thq time to
clean up with
SAPOLIO
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Wha}; They Drove
The Super-Six, remember, is a
HIIInil, ligln, Six. It doesn't win
by size. It won these lcnln junl us
il won all other w o i l h - w h l l c records
—by endurance.
This invention —• |>alrn|r<l by
IIndnon — linn mininii/.rd motor
friction. Il tluiH ndiU-d Hu j)cr cent,
to tfir motor's ellirirncy. Il nearly
doubled I lie motor's endurance,
Super-Six stock chnnsin hns done.
Or 1819 miles in 24 hours, nl*o
with a stock chassis.
Itnt you want Ihe car which
holdit thohe records, if yon buy a
great.cnr. Not because they prove
capacity, but because they prove
endurance—prove t h n t no service
you will ever di-nmiid will ei|iu»l
its capacity.
All-Ronnd Ruler
Hut the Hudson is now mure
limn monarch in performance. I t
is fully as distinctive In style and
beauty ihiH ycnr, in finish, in
equipment and in l u x u r y . Il has a
new jjartollne Haver, i" the form of
radiator shutters, which, through
controlling "'<• 1't'"1 "f ""-' ">l»()r
in part, overcomes the dlmidvuntagch and waste of the present poor
grade of gasoline. Il Ims n p a t e n t
pneumatic carburetor, exclusively
Illlilnon, self m l j t i M l i i i K to evcTV
engine spvcd.
In whatever you prl/c most—
performance, slylc, beanly or cam-
You don'I care to climb Pike's
Peak at I he speed ihe Hupcr-Six O m y — y o u w i l l find the H lldsoll
showed il could do. Yon don't lender. That'll wily il leads all
cure lo ^o KU inilctt per hour, as u .oilier front-rank earn in nalen.
Tlic Nuw Sfxiciliiliir In hern.
Hammonton Auto Station,
P. T. Banere, Prop.
,
The All/es,—join'the
"""' 'Hospital Corps to-day.
'Between-2i/and-31'
Three oenU per copy.
Vol.66
HOYT & SON, PubllBhera and Prlntem.
One twenty-five per year. <
HAMMONTON, N. J., SATURDAY^ JUNE 2, 1917
MOTORISTS!
Read This Over Carefully!
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The largest .hammer that ever a.
!1 blackumith swung does not deliver
a blow an heavy BH those your tires,
get hundrcdtt of times in a few
1
hundred miles of travel.
I That cotton fabric and rubber
cnn atuiul up under tuich puuitiu' incut i»rcmurknbrc when you think
of it.
h A blnckt<mith will tell you thnt
the temper of xtx-el cnn he tipollcd
by loo much livid. I.iltlc wonder'
then ihut cveu u fuw dcgrceD loomuch in the vulcanizing pit" willJ
ruin u tire by ciicbuni/.ing the colIon.
Tliitt ruHiiLtH in a tire that;
cannot Hlikiul th« pounding of dully
Hcrvicc.
By the cKclualvc Miller incthodj
of vulcanizing, all the cHHcntialu.
nri:, reiiiined iiv the cotton fabric.
The unlive longhiieBrt nnd retfillency
of the rubber arc kept Intucl. Holli
cotton and rnbbcr art; welded Inton riiKKed iniVciigir1 unit,
Miller gearetl to-the-road tread.,
ImndH M I C never Hpoilud In the appliciillon. Thty oome to you brimful ol mile numcle, nud with loojior cent power to rettlhl and endure.
The blown of (ho rnnd affect Ilietn,
ulmoHl «« llttl« an th« Imuimur
afleclH the anvil.
IIundri'dH of molorlnlH foundMiller 10 pa Ira nnd> re-trendti to bo
faithful loiig-ditttnnco perfuriucrti lu
1916.
You, loo, can cHlublluh mllcngc
fccordw nnd reduce your tire expenmi by having your tlrctircpuircd
nnd re-11 cud by I ho Ml|l«r. method
In 1017,
.Write or phone and, wo will cnll
for, nnd ifelivcv all work, We
guarantee all work.
Mlilrc Tiro KcpulrJug,
Vlncland, N. J.
Iiiiinire \V. y, Turner.
No. 22
The Lockland family has moved >
Hotpltal Corps Organizing.
to Millville.
|*N^»»»»»»»»»i»$»»$$$
Thirty-six
young men are wanted
Horace Hay was home:over Me1 between the; ages of eighteen and
morial Sunday.
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thirty-fiv*, for service In France,
Mrs. M. W. Dunfee is visiting in the "Hammonton Company of
at Millerstown, Pa.
Philadelphia Hospital Corps."
Hammonton grown .strawberries |Twenty-four .of: them must be
.
-are-coming-into-markets™"—~-—- TROtTSERSr ~
"r"
orderlies, etc.
;,' ,
Ward Simons and family were First- Lieut. J. C. *Bitler has been
:A very wide assortment of
"home" over the holiday.
authorized to raise the company ;
^ Plenty here to choose from.
separate
trousers for work or
The Board of Education meets atyl all those who are jjnalified
Made for us by the leading .
dress, made of good honest
next Wednesday evening. ~ , must report to him at once.; Full
manufacturers ofLsiraw_Jiats,
information will have been received
material and welLmade.
Mrs.-JEii-G,—Brown—spent—the
in
all the newest shapes and
week with relatives in Pbjlada.
Dutchess trousers^ with a
' They are wanted for. immediate
straws
; at- $i, $1,25, $1,50,
A new delivery car bears the service. ..6 '
guarantee that reads, "Teii
—The
company
will-bear
pennants"
-label "AndersoTr*s~Fegd"Store "
cents if a bittton .comes off,
Miss Frances Skinner joined the lettered "Hammonton Company."
and one dollar or a new pair
A special table with $i Straw
family circle,,&ver_Memorial Day.
if they rip." Every pair is
Little Ha-Ha Council will give a
Hats. .Exceptionally good
marked
very
low
in
price.
• Mrs. Whartnaby, formerly a res-' dime
v
social in Red Men's Hall on
ident here, visited friends last week. Monday
values
; some worth $1,50 and
evening, 4th. RefreshJos. B. MacDongall and family, ments served.
$2, — all at f i
of Atco, were here Memorial Day.
Work Trousers
Mrs. Henry Newton spent last
Mrs, Geo. Generotsky, of New- Sunday with her sister, Mrs. R. H.
At $1,25,-$1,50, $1,75 and
field, visited friends on Decoration Goff, and her mother-in-law, Mrs.
$2;
made of good wearing
Day.
H.G.Newton.
Very Remarkable
material.
Chas. F. Money and daughter
Robert Gray has enlisted in the
An
Important
Suit Values. .
•were here from Philadelphia, the U. S. Navy; passed the examinafirst of this week.
tion successfully, and at last report
Dress Trousers
;
Men's Suits at $10 and
was at Norfolk, .Va.
/
Independent Fire Company .
To all women .who wear
.
At
#2,50,
$2,75,
$3.'
$3.5°.
£12,50; made vpf cassimere
hold its.regular meeting oil next
Loan Associations next week, —
Nemo Corsets.
$4 and $5 ; of worsted, cassiWednesday evenitfg.
. Workingmen's
and worsted; in Norfolk,
• > v,».iugujGu a on
uu Monday
juuiiuuy even'g,
even g,
^
. - ^ -, - .
merel and serge ;• in light ajad
jiuch-back, and conservative
A. J. Smith, of Ocean City, with the Hammonton on Thursaay eye.
We were notified by-the-man—
dark material
bis sons and daughters, met friends The latter will, issue A new series
styles, Gray and navy blue,
"ufacfurers
of Nemo Corsets,
of
stock.
,
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at Greeumount Cemetery
-serg-e-a-nd-da-rk-in-ixed goods.t-h at—they--w il-t—be—compelled":
—Mrs^Harry-Emory-spent—parrrof —¥-•
to raise the price of the $3.50
last week, in stating that
. Men's Kahki Trousers
the week, at Peuu's Grove, where mistaken,
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Mrs. Cunningham had'rented H.
corsets to $4.00 ___
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her husband is employed.
•Exceptional value
E. Andrews' house. It was Mrs.
Suits at $13.50 and $15
We bought an extra supply
Wm. H. Myera greeted Ham- L. F. Home.
Kahki trousers $r,v25 & $1,75
nonton friends and bis G. A. R.
and will offer, during the '
Serges, cassimeres and
Twenty-three., members. jof_ the
month of Juner most of the
Kahkrtrousers^trjri;5or$i775"
worstedsT~alPiaewest models
High
School
Graduating
Class
Wm. Skinner has returned from went to Washington on Thursday,
popular Nemo models at
aud $2 ; of extra heavy kahki
for young men, and for men
he hospital, where he underwent in
doth
charge of Prof, and Mrs. £.4.
-$3.5^.
of
conservative taste.
in operation on his shoulder.
Gofldard. They return to-day.
Buy yours while this low
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Boys'
Kahki
'Knee.
Pants
Regular meeting of Civic Club
Lewis' W . Wescoat has rented
•••'••' -••:xprice prevails
at 50 cents ; sizes from "six to
ill be held Tuesday, sth inst., at his home, (on upper Bellevue, to
hree o'clock, in Club House.
seventeen
years
Mr. Applesmith, the pantaloon
Young Men's Suits
Nemo Corsets Special
Rev. E. van Dright has been in- factory owner, and will move with
at $760;
piled to preach the Baccalaureate Us family onto his farm at Nesco.
, at $2 A limited numJBermou to the graduating class of
ber on hand.
Value,
$10.
Horton Jones and family, from
'Bo^s'Knee Pants
Ime High School, to-morrow eve'g "Woodstown. and his father, Edwin
To adjust our stock, we
Irhe services will be held in the Jones, of Collingswood, were^in'
Made of materials that will
Gray mixed tweeds ; single
|!*etuodist Church.
reduced our
#5
Nemo
Corsets
stand
rough wear.
Hnrdmonton on Sunday morning,
breasted, form fitted ;• some
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Day^exercises will be in Horton'scar.
with patch-pocket.
-------•--'-';;, Also, some Knee Pantsi
onducted
in the~vari6us"Sunday
dqct
There will be a class for knitting
made
by
the
Dutchess,
'that
iboolsy
oolsy early in June. The Bap- on Friday afternoon, two o'clock,
American LadyCorgets
—have^a
jsts, on', account of school,
at_Mrs. Samuel| -Anderson's.—Allat $i, $1.25 and $1.50
Ilihe crowding
if a button conies off,,and fifty
Men's Suits Special
interested are invited to assist in
eirs on Sunday morning, i^th.
Models for medium, slim and
furnishing one of the United States
cents if they rip
at $7.50;
An exhibit of work in Manual destroyers.
tall figures.
Knee
Pants
at
50
cents,
75
aining will be given in the shop
Value^
$10. •
Dr. W. E. Mcllvaine has acceptAmerican Lady Corsets at
asement of the annex) ion Wed- ed a very flattering offer; from the
cents, $i, .$1,25, $1,50, $1,75 !
sdny, June 6th, from two to five powers that be, to serve as surgeon
^.75> $2, and '$2,50
of worsted and cassimere;
A limited quantity.
'clock, Everybody is welcomed. In the munitions hospital at Penn's
Made
full
size.
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Size
from
six
Styles
for
all
figures,
incluMade of dark worsted
| rizes are to be awarded* for best Grove, and moved thither the first
to eighteen years.
ding stout and tall figures
material.
Swing, in each grade, during last of this week.
»lf-year. The work winning the
Win. L. Black has traded the
rires will be a feature of this exhouse occupied by L. J. Langham,
libition.
on Drape Street,'for a farm nenr
Nesco, nnd sold ihe farm. The
MEMORIAL DAY
postmaster and family may now be
found on Central Avenue.
jThe attendance at church on
On last Friday's sleep, a truck
Kemorlal Sunday evening was
Elite large,—members of nil the load of aquaws from Little Ha-Ha
PROGRAMME
Vitriolic nocietlen doing themselves Council trailed up to Wyandotte
•edit. Rev. K. van Dright> aer- Council, Audubon, where they had
THE ANNUAL MEETING
EAGLE
-Ij^^^ Week of
iou WHS a niiiHtcr-pieceof patriotic a very pleasant time, and sa\y the
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OF
lirvor, with an eloquent plea for adoption done to perfection.
THEATRE j^^ JUNE 41h
Tiritunl purity. The music was
Tutfsdny, Enrollment Day, is to
od, and very appropriate.
be "Patriotic Day," at El wood,
lOn Wednesday, the Band, the with a meeting at Town Hall at
MONDAY . . . World . .
Ktriotlc HoeicllcH, the young ladies, three, o'clock, to be addressed by
Mollie King, in
Jld citizens started for Oak Grove Rev. Charles Kbel, Chas, F. Green,
"A Woman'H Power,"
Rmetery shortly after nine o'clock, W. ]). Phillips, «nd T. B. Delkcr.
And Pathe News.
|the Hand, Hoy Scouts, and firing
x
Mrs, Louisa Gauch, of PhiladelWil be held in Trust Company liiiilding
nad marching thither. -A large
TUESDAY , . . Paramount . .
[ncoursc of people awaited them. phia, announces the engagement of
Big line of
,ie published program was carried her daughters—Charlotte Louise to
Marguerite Clark, in
it. Ten girls sang beautifully ; Daniel II. Ilnllard, formerly of
White Canvas Shoes
"Molly Mnke-Belicve,"
Hnminonlon ; nnd Mildred Koselin
I ndflrcHH by the Rev, W. J. CUH- to
Carson
L.
Adams,
of
Ilammonnnd
Victor
Moore
Comedy.
and Pumps.
At half past seven.
Irth wns highly commended.
ton, N. J.
Proceeding thence over to GreenWEDNESDAY . . . World . .
Tin- IIoincr Guards drilled agnln
[tint Ceinciery, another great
Also large variety of
Gail Kane, la
ring of people were met. The last Tuesday evening. There were
Tennis Shoes
Jue program wim used, except ninny new recruits und several nb"Paying the Price."
it an excellent .address was nmdc siMilres, m a k i n g II more difficult for
and Oxfords.
the (IrlllmnsterH. Il IH hoped (hut
|Rev. 1C, viuiDrlght.
THURSDAY . - - Metro . .
Pile firing Hijund made the echoes all will try to he out next Tuesday
Lockwood and Allison, in
Al great money-Having prices
Subscriptions received by the Secretary,
jj In both cemeterivH ; thn Hand evening,
"The Masked Rider,"
file' mntilc such im Is very Heldom
at the Hamiuouton Trust Company
M a n u a l Training Depiirtm't
nnd "The l.iuly Killer,"
Starting Saturday
Ird here,—^showing the good re- of The
our
schools
In
now
filling
Its
flmt
Comedy.
Ititof dlllgcnl ]>rncllcu and good
(to-day), W,Q will give
contract In m a k i n g fifty rifles for
Illlllg. .
Ihe
nne
of
tho
Ilninmonlon
Home
FRIDAY - v Pnthe . .
those famous Yellow
— OFFICERSJit the ufternooii and evening, (iiuiirilH. They are rendy to fill
Valkrlcn, in
linmoiiton 1'urk was Ihe Meccn
Trading Stamps.
Chark-H
M.
Phillips,
Vice-President
*
for any work In their line,
Itho imillilude of citizens and orders
"The Iniiigu Maker,"
nnd
do
It
al
a
reasonable
price,
If
J.
C,
Hitler,
Treasurer
Itors, Kveryboily appeared to nny one, hns a contract or order to
and 1'utlic Comedy, :omc and HCC ua, nnd nave, money
IjHppy. the Hand gave nu good
Robert Plckcn, Secretary
on shoe buying,
ig
w
bo
filled
beginning
with
September
liic, refrcHliiji<;utB were plenty, next. If NO, HCC tlic Iimtruotor.
SATURDAY . . . Paramount . .
IMRKCTORS
_ ^
,
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I pltmtmnl incniorlfs remain of
John
llurrymore,
in
K. C, Hurt
Henry Mcnuley
Daniel M. llallard
luorlal Day, 1917. The weather
204 BeUevue Ave.
"Th^Kcd Widow,"
l{dw. W. McOovcm
Frank J. Werner
1 nllghtly cool, but delightful all
iirlon
Holmctt
Travel
Picture,
Old Post-office stand
and evening.
Thou. Skluncr
Hninucl I). Hank
Mntlco Kubha
and Comedy.
Bank Brothers
When you buy a Ford car yon also buy Ford servic*.
_We-WJILEush_BackJh8LHands_
of Time
A. »H. Phillips Co.
MONEY
_.£pr& .car^aJlj^WJte.ap^^
for
service. • Large radiator and enclosed fan, streamline hood, crowa
fendersrentire''binck finish,.nickel Jrlmmings,— up-to-date in«IK
requirements for handsome appearnncfe-'-and serving the people the
.world over AS a njoney-saving, time-saving, laborrsavinR .utility.
It is surely your necessity. The Ford car. i» ju«t as useful on the
farnfeaa it is in the city ; just as necessary to the business man assit is to the professional man. More necessary to every man thai*
ever beforei Low purchase price and very economical to operate
and mainlain. Why not investigate ? Touring Car, $360-; Runabout, $345 ; Coupelet, $505; Town Car, $595; Seda£,$645,—
f. o. b. Detroit.
Order your car now, to insure prompt delivery.
Blue Stone
^ Paris Green
While this car lasts.
From a Comfy Bed
to an Icy Room
B-U-R-R
Hammonton Telephone & Tel. Co
Nozale and Sprayer Fixtures
Sulphur
(High Calcium)
BeHPhoiie 73-w
At your Service Night and Day.
Arsenate of Lead
Hose for Spraying
A dandy chance to
Serve Uncle'8am and
Next week
Tuesday. :
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Don't miss it if you're
Bank Brothers
JHATS".; j--~
Bank Brothers Store, »»»<g^^»»^
The Farmers' and Merchants'
Building and Loan Association
-
Hammonton
i;5j*r
•,:s&8
Boston
Sample Shoe
Store
Tuesday Evening, June 19, 1917
New Series of Stock—15th—will be opened
r
Enrollment Day, Juno Sth
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