PSsiiili - Atlantic County Library · years of satisfactory service. Cash.surplus over $100,000....

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Don't fail toenter protest

The Hammonton PaintIs the very best paint ever used in

Hani moil ton.

There are scores ol buildings iutown covered with this paint,which look well after eight or

ten vears of wear.

The Hninmonton Paint is sold forless than other first-class paint.

It has no equal, as it works well,covers well, and wears well.

Sold by JOSEPH I. TAYLORHouse, Sign, and Carriage Painter,

Second and Pleasant Sts.,Hammonton, N. T-

to

CHICKENS

You need

A good Brooder !

Then save it by buying the lowestpriced Brooder.

You can get a Brooder, 500 to1500 capacity, at

$12, or $16, or $30.The $12 one is guaranteed as fully

as the others.

We have all of them.

HammontonPoultry Association

Fire insurance at Cost.

The Cumberland MutualFire Insurance Company

Will insure your property at lesscost than others. Reasoni'operat'gexpenses light ; no loading otpremium for profits ; sixty-sevenyears of satisfactory service. Cash

.surplus over $100,000.For particulars, .see .

Wayland DePuy.Agt, Hammonton, N.JCor. Second and Cherry Street"

.The Board ol Trade.A good number were present

Tuesday evening's meeting.Among the communications was

an invitation from Rev. Marpleto attetld Mothers Day service orMay Mth. ,,W,hile as an prganizatiou they could not accept, thlwriter was assured that all woukattend who could do so.

A united effort was madesecure female factory help in townas far up as Waterford ; and jitneyroutes are quite probable, makingh-ips each way.

With great regret the resignationof Sec'y Doughty was accepted, hefinding the duties of that positioutoo great. The nomination of asuccessor was left to Messrs. Rider,Packard and Fry.

Three new members were votedon favorably, as were about six ata special meeting two weeks ago.Six proposed names were referredto Membership Committee.

Prof. Armstrong asked moralsupport for the Field Day to beheld here on Sept. 9. Labor Day,in charge of the permanent com-mittee on Farmers' Week. Therewjll lie" speakers, valuable advicefrom noted agriculturists, exhibitsof Atlantic County produce, fruits,berries, canned goods, etc. Visit-ors will be present from neighbor-ing counties. The event will take

~ptac:e~;rrtbe Parkr—— =

Moral encouragement was alsoasked for the Boy Scouts, whohave just begun farming the plotcorner of Bellevue and Tilton St.,under the direction of Prof. Arm-strong. Each Scout will have aplot of his own, and will pay hisown expenses.

The Albus Company, manufac-turers of women's suits and coats,employing mostly men, has signednecessary papers, and the contractgiven to complete Romeo's build-ing. They hope to take possessionof the factory June ist, bringinga number of families, and willwant many men.

The Figueroa Cut Glass Compa-ny have contracted for a two-storyfactory, 140 x 32 feet, at PleasantSt. and West End .Avenue, to beready about Sept. ist.

Ground was broken this weekfor the Baulig clothing factory, atWashington and Orchard Streets,to be ready in about four months.

D6 you want factories?If so, you don't boozejoints; Banksare better

Walter J. Vernier

PLUMBING & HEATINGContractor

Registered

Haiinnontnn, N. J.

• Local Phone 904

e-9

John L. CampbellPLUMBING, HEATING

and TINNINGTin Roofing,

Heate r and R a n g e WorkCiasoline H n g i n e s , Tanks ,Pumps, Wind Mi l l s , etc.

Pneumatic Water SupplyS y M < - m i loi M! | purposes

Well WorJ, Pipe, and FittingsLocal 1'lione

Hammonton, N. J.

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An Ordinance.A n f I n l i i i M i i e e fur Ib r iip|iroiirlu(lon of niomiyn for t l i n I 'nyiii i inl of InloriiHt on

$117,00(1 K i i i i i l i i i K l lmi i ln < > i Iho Town ol I l iu i in ionUin, mill nin|iiTllii({ tuxen toIn - mmi-hii i ' i l M i n i ruined for tint v«nr 11)111 to o t iv r r nnld i i | ipr i i | i r lu t l» i i .

Si ' i ' l lon I. l ie l l Onlalned hy Ihu Mayor mill Town ('.oiiiu-ll of Ihu Town nI l i i i i i i i i o n l o i i . A l l n n l i e C o u n t y , Nnw .lunifly, t lml t l inni Hl in l l lie ii i iproprlnlml, nil(hey i l i > hereliy n|i|n H I M In to (or lh<i yimr lllllt, for t lm piirponn of |inylng luturniion I tW.l lOO ( ' ' u i i i l l i iK l ion i lnof tlm'1'own of Il i i i i i i i ionloii i l i i l i t i l Novi'mlior I , l l l l f pthe mini of K i v n Tl i iMmmii l Kllfht Hundred mill K l f tv Dollurn (^f.MliO.OO.)

Swllon 2. And lie I I P u r M i n r Oriliiln«il, llmt of l lm mini "o nmir i ip r ln lml 11'••-nh i i l l In- nnn rnn i ' i l mid rulni-il hy laxnlloll ll») BIIIII of W.VHM.IM). which nulil null

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»'<•! ned Inlnrenl on liondn

A i i ln i i i i ( l'i l i<< rnlnml hy Tnxntlon

A l l i m t : W It. SKISI.Y, Town Clerk.l n l r o d u e i M l A p o l I'.!, I ' .MII .Pnnnnl Apri l IM, 1H|«.

THOMAS C. K I . V I N H .Mayor.

Bath Room Comfort." C I . K A N I . I N I ' . S S is N K X T To ( l O D L I N I C S S " - -but re

o l l l l e n a we l l w a n n i ' i l ^ n i i i l i n y b a t h I I K I I I I loi l l n l u l l enjoy i n e l l l , (olo n l y t h e l i . u d i e M men o l womrii can bu lhe in a t o l d , I l i i h u u i t u r yb n l h loom, w l l h o i i l e i i d i i n g c i i i i g h c u l t h . M u k e your ba th roomfomloi la l . le , h e i i l l h l u l and i n v l l i i i | ; Let me i n - . I . i l l a modem bathloom oi I n . i l i n i ; : v M i ' i n ( ' , i i a ian leed O u a l i t y and \ \ 'o lk i i ia ind i ip a tKea i io i l i l l d i - I ' l i r en , an mil e n l l n m t e w i l l l o l i v i n e r you.

JOHN W. ROLLER. Phono 008Plunibor and Stoain Fitter

AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Sunday and week-night services.

Presbyterian Church. Morningworship. 10.30.

Theme, "God's Great Book ofLiving Words.". .Sabbath. School at noon.

C. E. Society at 7.66 p.m. 'Evening worship at 7.45 ; tbeiUe

" Living at our Best : LivingChrist."

Prayer Meeting, Thursday, at7-45 P-m-

May I4th, nniqn Mother's Dayservice in evening, sermon by Rev.W. J. Cusworth.

Hammonton Baptist Church.10.15 a.m., Prayer circle.10.30, Morning worship ; theme,

"The Leavings for Christ."For the children, "The Bird and

the Mole."Singing by children's choir.11.45, Communion, and Recep-

tion of new members.12 m., Bible School.6.30 p.m., Y. P. S. C. E. prayer

and consecration service ; theme,The Consecration of Talents."

Leader, Klmer Lenz..30, Praise and

ice; theme, "The Trail of theSerpeut."

Baptism will follow sermon.

AlUSpul's Church—TJniversalist.-^rtorniivg—Ser-viee—H<—n—oêloek—Theme, "The Earth—a Teacher,

e'er Old, yet New."Sunday School at 12 m.Evening Service at 7.30.Dr. Gardner will speak on "The

Waking, Print ing and Distributionof the Bible."

Christian Science services will beheld on Sunday evening, at 7.30,at the Civic Club Hall.

The public is cordially-invited.

St. Mark's Church. 2nd Sundayafter Easter. Morning Prayer andHolyCommunion,7.ooa.in.; Litanyand Holy Communion, 10.30; Sun-day School at 11.45 ; EveningPrayer, 7.30.

Methodist Episcopal Church.10.30 a.m., Preaching service,la.ootn., Sunday School.-3.00 p. m., Jr. Epworth League.7.00, Men's Meeting.7.30, preaching service.

Un-Claimed Letters.

The following letters remaineduncalled-for in the HammontonPost Office on Wednesday., __.M_ay

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Saturday

50 cents up to $5.0O

Open Evenings-

MONPORT'S STOREShoe Repairing Promptly Done

Bellevue Ave., Hammonton

Mr, I'rank SlngherPersons ca l l ing for any of the

above w i l l please state t h a t it hasbeen advertised.

Lot: is J. L A N C . I I A M , P. M.

Help Still Needed.

In forma I ion ha- been receivedFrom the New York headquar tersof the Ked Cross Society t h a i thereis no t r u t h in the minor-, t h a t theyare over slocked w i l l i supplies. Theonly change in the s i t u a t i o n is t h a t |supplies can no longer be sentth rough the blockade to tin- Cent ra lPowers

As there is g iea t need in l l iehospitals of all other countr ies , theyreipiesl most iiigeiuly t h a t theNeedlework ( » u i l d w i l l n u t slopt h e i r c o n t r i b u t i o n s .

The I l a m m o i . t u n Commit tee w i l lmeet a t the home of Mrs . L. I I .P a r k h u i s t , n e x t Tuesday , M a y u,,at two o'clock .

Lakeview jGreenhouses!i

Jentral Ave., Hammonton. I

RED CROSS PHARMACYWatch, and get ready for the

"Large assortment ol- _..

Palms, House Plants,Cut Flowers,

Funeral DesignsIn fresh (lowers, wax or metal

WATKIS & NICHOLSONii'lorists and Liind-!r«pe Gardener

2O WORDSon I.I'.SH lOc

Largest I Cent Sale

KMT he ld i n South Jersey . - -beginning n e x t Thursday .

Over $1000 worth of articles for this sale.i?-.1.).1,".*. w o i i h t.i.ih.1 in .one day in New .Y.°-rk CJty

RED CROSS PHARMACY

W« !!»• Sold O».r ll.OOO Pmimm to D*t*.No MM IM "xl f vrltl«l»v»l lUrim. You M

•• «uf roontUiai uolr *lK' "U'" '"" «'»"">«'. WllU•K uU|4.o«4.

E. A. Slrout Farm Agency

D. M. CHAPMAN, Agent,I ' . l . l l , N K W J U K H U V

Gardiner BrothersWinslow & Mammonton

A U T O E X P R E S S

I ' s < - H e l l I hone ,r, 1 • ) . ' ' I ' •' \ ( 1

orders a t T i i i n e i ' s ( i a u g e .U i - s i d e l H - e , W l l i s l o x v , N J .

All Kinds ot Hauling.

FOR SALE,About 33 acres of

flue land.Located right at 1'olttom Stat ion.

Thin l and , iuo:it ol II, 1:1 as good

utt llu-ic in in the State.

Wil l tic nold c i i K A f for I 'Ar t i i ; or

par t ranh and l i u l a m e good urgo

l iab le pa pel.

A|>ply lo

ALEX. MoOULLOUQHDox 96, Sourlnko, Texui

"CATftUOG F R E E

618 MARKET STREETP H I L A D E L P H I A

W. H.Fire Insurance

Strongest Ci) i i i | ) iu i icMI.oweM Katc.'i

OoiivoyancinK,NoUry I 'nldi i1 ,

Coiniui . ss io i ier ( i l DccdfiHaiiiinoiiloii .

Seasonable Items

at Elvins' Store

i .. i i i i i l c i i t I / end

l l i | . , r l o t S | i l i i

No/vie mid Sprayer l ' ' i x l u r e M

S t i l p l i i u

l i l i K - Sloiif

1'ai is ( 1 1 ecu

I ' l o w v , I I iu tow.'i, C. ' t i l t ivi i tor .s

S m a l l ( i i i n l n i Tool.

MiHH Bortlia TwoinoyNota ry Publ ic

C o m i n i s s l o n o r ol Doods

DR. J. A. WAA8

DENTISTI t e l l e v u r A v e n u u , 11 n in i i io i i ton .

"May Day" and

County Field Day.

Hatnmonton bids

Everybody welcome.

Three conta p«r HOYT tc SON, Publlohero and Printer*.

Vol.-54 HAMMONTON, N. J., SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1916

Rtmember "Mother"

To-uiorrow; and, fay,

Why not a t tend unioa

Service in the even'g?

No. 20

Jffay

Weather permitting, all Hammonton will be alive to-day with (lugs andflowers, and people from far and near, to assist in the celebration of the day,in connection with Atlantic County's Field Day. All are urged to do (he i rshopping early, hustle through the early-morning work, dress up in one's bent,and assemble at Hammonton'a beauty-spot, School Pnrk.

Exercises will start at 9.30, sharp. Two hundred and f i f t y chi ldren, inappropriate colors, will form a human flag, on a grand-stand ; this wi l l be fol-lowed by singing of patriotic hymns, the crowning of May Queen(Miss Mi r i amElvins) ; Indian Song Dance, by Camp Fire Girls ; Kindergarten Folk Hongs;Gymnastic Drill, by Main Road School pupils ; Rose Dance ; Garland Dri l l ;Dance of the May Pole ; Competitive Singing, by various schools of AtlanticCounty. The new Columbus Band will render selections all day.

Special officers will be on hand. The poles and pennants mark grounds onwhich the exercises will take place ; and spectators are asked to k ind ly keepoutside that line,—and autos and other vehicles at least ten feet back.

Refreshment stands near the grounds, and restaurants on Bellevue Ave.,will cater to all appetites.

Bank Bros. HOME BUYING A DIRECT AIDTo a Town> Prosperity!

Bank Bros

The afternoon athletic events take place at one o'clock, sharp, atHammonton Park. A dozen jitneys will make frequent trips.

About five hundred entries have been made for the various events. Bothribbon and cup prizes will be awarded. Among the events wil l be dashes,relay races, jumping, chinning the bar, shot-put, three-legged race, etc. Out

of town Judges will award prizes impartially.The Park refreshment stand will also be well supplied-

with good things. Have such a good time to-day that youwill be looking forward to another one next year.

Mayor Elvins is foreman of theGrand Jury.

Mrs. Laura Fennimore is guestof her sister, Miss May Hoyt.

Henry E. Andrews is spendingthe week-end in Atlantic City.

Adjourned meeting of Councilnext Monday evening, 7 o'clock.

Regular meeting of VolunteerFire Company on Monday eveningnext.

Harry Gray has been rebuildingthe Baptist Church porches andsteps, this week.

Local firemen wi l l go toCollings-wood next Saturday, taking theirtruck wi lh them.

Miss Dorothy Myers, of Bristol,spent a few days with her aunt ,Mrs. Eunice Seely.

Farmers' and Merchants' Build-ing aiid Loan Association meetsnext Tuesday evening.

Walter Cusworth, of Philadel-phia; is "recuperating—from—severe

il lness, at his brother's.

Hammonton w i l l have a Inng-motor soon, it hav ing been orderedby the Hoard of Heal th on Tuesdayevening.

Volunteer Fire Co. wi l l a t t end"Mothers ' Day " services, in a body,to-morrow even ing , meeting at 7.1x1

"^Tcii'icic"H U M Simons ha* permission to

creel an e l ec t r i c sign,oii the corner,In a d v e i l i s e I l l s new loca t ion , onSecond Street

Last S a t u r d a y evening , May f>,a happy crowd ce lebra ted MissM a r g a r e t Foster '* b i r t h d a y , a t herhome, on Second Street.

I t i i ls VviH Tie feVetveft • 'untilnextM o n d a y noon, bv t h e Water Commissioi ie is for the s i n k i n g of ane i g h t inch u i l e s i a n \\ e l l .

The 1'. O S of A. and the HoyScouts w i l l a t t e n d M o l h e i s Daysen-ires on S u n d a y eve, mee t ing atthe Camp loom al seven oYloek .

L i t t l e I hi I I 1 1 C o u n c i l w i l l meetat Mrs Ci ieeu 's , on V i n e Street ,lo nun row e v e n i n g , a t 7 - i . S . 'oa t t e n d M o l h e i s I lay nci \ i c e s , byi n v i t a t i o n .

The Ladies' Aid Soeiely ol the- Uu.pliai_..Chuu:h....«.i c. |H.Ul)iVJJ.UK.-.i!.

' W a l l 1'apei Social ," lo be heldM a y j f i l l i . The pioeeedn w i l l beused lo paper the puiHonagc.

Mi'i-i A n n a I . H o l l a n d , o f Hammoii ton , in our of l l n x vein '» t ; i a i lmiles in the " P h i l a d e l p h i a Schoolfor ( . ' I l l i n ium Woikeu i , " mid wany e n l e i d a y induc ted an I leai • D I I I I C I W .

A combina t i on lire n » / / l e , w lm h

i nolccti t the men l iom ni i iokc andire by l i t ) w p r a y , t u r n r d on or off at

wil l , stood a very ttaliiifactory lentat Y o l t m l e e i Co. 'n d r i l l , on Mondayrvening.

Thr \Voik i n g m r n ' H Loan andl ln i ld lng Amioeia l io i i t h i n monthmaimed l l n t w e n t y n i n t h nciirt i ,thr litrgent in the h i n l o i y of theAnnoeial ion, p a y i n g lo Hit t i lock-holdoit i over f.) 1,000 in canh. Thet o l a ) va lue of l l i e HIM leu. fvt,"no

i (d i n o n l h l y payuie i i l i i of t>i eucliwere l e i p i l i e d lo i i m t m e n u l l tdiaiewol III f joo.

An ente r ta inment enti t led "YeVil lage Skevvl of lông Ago," willbe given in the Elm Church nextThursday evening, May i8th, at8.15. Admission, adults 15 cents,children 10 cents. Ice cream willbe on sale.

Mr. Edw. A Olson, of Oakland,N. J., and Miss Leslie Combe, ofHammonton, were uni ted in tnar-

j riage by Rev. \V. S. Marple, lastj Saturday evening, May 6 t h , at the

Presbyterian manse. Miss Combeis the younger daughter of Chas.C. Combe, and the best wishes ofmany friends go with them to theirhome at Oakland.

The High School boys defeatedPleasantville sixteen to no th ing ,last Saturday, and thereby wonthe base-ball championship of thecounty. To cap this c l imax, theywon a game IrotirHaddon Heightson Tuesday,—score two to one..That evening they celebrated theirvictories by a huge bonfire on theschool grounds, and by ringing tin-

AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Sunday and week night services.

Presbyterian Church . Morn ingworship, 10.30.

Theme, "The Price of I.cadciship."

SabbaTh "Scliool7'"Men''s~TliKKClass, and Teacher's Class, a:noon.

C. E. Society at 7 oo p.m. M i - ?C h a r l o t t e Rogers, Lender. All arcwelcome.

Evening worship,'al 7.45 ; un ionMolhern ' Day service, R e v . W. JCusworlh p leaching an appropr ia tesermon. Music by J u n i o r Chun

Prayer Meet ing , Thursday , a l7.-I.S p.m.

I lammonlon Haptis t C h u r c h .10. i s a .m. , Prayer c i rc le .1 0 ^ . ' l M o i n i n g worship ; theme,

"Tiin v ye/ * * ' t i l l * *: . "I'or the c h i l d r e n , "Mother . "i .' m , I l i b l e School.<i..lo p .m . , V . P. S. C. 1-1 pi a > r i I

s r i v i c e ; l l i e i i i e , "Wh. i l d i i i v C h i i - lw a u l us lo do i1" C l n b l i i i i , iuespec ia l ly i n v i t e d . l . e . n l e i , M i sUvu D e n n e t t .

Mothe i s ' D a y u n i o n M i \ u e , i i

A Store with a well selected stock of Merchandise fromthe best and most reliable manufacturers.

Women's and Misses' SuitsLowered in Price. -

Every garment on hand that was $18and Si.S is marked clown to £12.50,—

A l l Soul n I ' lu l l rh I ' in \ ei sal mlM o i n l u g Seivice u l 1 1 o ' c l o c k

Theme, " M o l h e i M of the .Na t ionK v e i u u n , u n i o n M t - i v i , r in t i n '

P i c u h v l c i l u l l Ch inch .

C h i i M i a n Science nei vice!* w i l l beheld oil S u n d a y e v e n i n g , at "-ô,a l l l i e l ' l \ h I ' l n h H a l l .

The p u b l i c I K r o l d l . i l l y n u l l e d .

St . M a i k '» C h i n c h .yd S u i i d . i va f t e l K i i M c l . M o i n i i i ) ; I ' n i y e i midI lo lv Communion , 7 »,m in , l . i h i n yand Holy Communion , i n \» ; Sun-day School at I I .| s , I v v r i i i n gPlayer , 7. ,v>.

Me lhod iHl K p i i u - o p i i l C l i n i c h .i".,\o a m , P l e a c h i n g sri vicei J oo i n , , Sunday School..Voo |>. i n . , J r . K p w i i l l h League.•/ ."<>, M c n ' n Meet ing .•/ lo, i i i i lon HIM vice In t h e 1'ien

i y l e i i n n C h u n h

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these are all this season's model of men'swear-serge, gaberdines, poplius, andsheppard checks.

Every Woman's arid. Miss's Suit that was$12 50 and $13.50 is reduced to >J>io,—allt h i s season's styles ; serges; gaberdines,and bheppard checks

Every Woman's and Miss's Suit that was$22.50 and $20 repriced to $16.50,—serges, gaberdines, and fancy checkedcloth.

Special lot of Women's Suits repriced to$4.50 ; value np to $10

New Middy Blouses at $1,—The biggest collection we ever showed ;all the newest styles.

T WJNew waists at $1,—In whi te and awning stripes.

Women's White Footwear.An unusual ly wide assortment of OxfordPumps and High Shoes in button andlace ; white canvas and nubuck, and

__ _white_kid jjSport Shoes and Dress Shoeswith rubber soles, while ivory soles, orleather soles.

Oxfords and Pumps at $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50£3 and $4

White Shoes at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2, $2.50,?3i £3 5°. sl»d 11P to $5 and $6

A complete l ine of Misses' and Children'sWhi te Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps.

Separate Skirts.Skirts at $1.25, — awning stripes, andwhi t e gaberdine, wi th pocket on side.

- , . _ - _ : : r ' - t > - - c u l " u > ' o y T - ' u - w - » < V ' ' 0 ^ e iand gray ; also big fancy plaids ; madein the very newest style.

Slii 'ppanl Check Skir ts at #i.,'5, #2.25, #3.

STRAW -HATS for Men Ready.A complete slock awai ls you here.

A t ? i , fci.ii.s, ?'-.S° ""(I $2.Split .Straw, M i l a n and Sennit

in the newt-si styles

Panama HatsAt $2.50, 53 and #3.50

Direct I n u i i t in- makers, and a sav ing ofa dollar In a do l l a r - f i f t y on a hat

Straw Hats at 50 c and 75 c.Senn i t ami Spl i t Straw

Extra flue Straw HatsAt >.!.y> and $3, v t - i y line .sennit ands p l i t s t r aw

Little Boys' HatsAt 2$ cen t s ami 4.S cent.s ;

of (.-loth and straw

J£eoo!s—andYoung-Men's

Suitsat $15.00

Remarkab levalues. We cannot recall a time

when we hadany garments at

this price thatmeasured np inquality, style,workmanship.

All the newestweaves ; cassi-meres, sergesand worsteds.In gray, blue,

black & stripes.One, two, three

button coat ;also the newpleated back

style.The most re-

markable suitat $15.

Come see.it

Men's and Young Men's Suitsat $10, $12.60 and $16.50.

Every garment carries our guarantee for_~fa'st~colorV~an3 a~g"uaraiTtee ccweTfugTeveryessential feature required of a suit .

Suits at $18, $20, $22.50 and $25. Tailoredby Hart, Schaffner & Marx to our order,to supply the demand of critical

• dressers. . Varsity models for youngmen and conservative men.

BANK BROTHERS' STOREnr

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Special at #7.50,— in cassimeres andseries.

Diitcliess TrousersFor dress or work. New weaves, rut ina way that w i l l f r j v c you room to standor walk, to bond, to stoop. They wi l lîve ahsoltite comfort in any a l t i t u d eand all condit ions of wear.A money war ran ty sewed fast in eve ry

pair hinds us to the f a i t h f u l pel fu rm-ance ol onr promise to you to make

m>od if the troitscj's ( lou ' l .

Work Trousers at $<)«; c, $ i . 2 s , #i.s°, f > i 7SDress Trousers. $2, J2.2.S. $-'-.S()i $'••'• 7.S,

#3.50, f,,j, and tf"y

Dutohess Knickorbockors.Ten c e n t s if a l u i i i n i i comes off, and f i f tycen t s i f t hey r ip .

These l i t l l e K a t t n e i i t s a r e des igned tomeet < v e i y s t r a i n t h a t can he put ii|>on

t h e m l > v the a c t i v e hoy. They are roomy,comfortable, and as stylish as knickcrhockcrscan he. Di t tchess K n icke l hockers atj j f . i . j ' j , $1.50, $i.'/.S J ••ii/.es io to i<S years.

Hoys' Knickorhockei'!* ul 30, c, y i c , 75 c;of d i n k and l i g h t cassinieix-s ; sixes,7 lo 17 years

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prfib:.•;.!.•:•-• -

THItlTTtE REBELsT e i in i iKh money to last

The BtircocdliiK e l n y H paused withaiiirprialiJB" 1'aptdity: • • - -To-iMalale—theywere days never to be forgollcn. TheIO-I IK ri i inhli 's I h ro i iR l i wood and ( l o l l ,t h e days on l l i i> r iver. K i R i ' t h c r w l l ht h e Rc i i l i i l f r i e n d s h i p of John Lcylani l .

ano l lu - r f o r t n i g h t , t h r u I ,m(| (,|T,.(.lua,,y dl.spoll/'d n i lK h a l i lie n l t h e

ofroe-ern i l lness . Friday e v e n i n g had

of. my ri'souri'os. \Vluii | ,,rrlved, bringing "'l'!^ jl_ ,» ..S.OIISP of'a'Vrolelit ' if p'roilieaimW ',,'eiite i lopressiein.

In he in." ] "|s t h i s r e - a l l y lo he. I l l / ' end of ourher e l b o w s o n l l n ' 1-nhl ' . , f r i e n d s h i p . Miss W a i n ? S p e a k i n g f o r

Maisie Wii t j i rested her iliniph'd einn ' nivs(.|f T s incere ly liopo~ miT. TVTiyon t h e pa lm of IHT h a n d s h o u l d i t he1'1"

"Sha l l 1 r e t u r n I m t n e ' a d m i t '!•'• • " A l l good i h i n g s imisi co ine 1 I n anM rf e a t ' . ' " The i i i i o s t i m i si'ciii"! i" m i l - ' - '

i n c l d o n l i re-s . for Hi/- K i r l t h r e w ha. 'k ,,.,,,, |1U1J, ),,,,. ,.y (,s

her head, and an u n m i s t a k a b l e look '• . he'lmv "To mnrri l e l i a t l ro swe'pt n v c ' r I I IT l ace

"No1 ' sip dec l u r e d , w i ' l i v i g o remphas i s , "Ka le ina i ' ho i i L r a m - : ;t i . i t I w i l l e -n in | i i . o r l l s h a l l i i e n - ri i i i d T i l io limn hi i- T'1'' ' " ' a k cv . - a l k . i h e s u n s h i n e , w i l l d u p e d I h e

i e m . "hc- • hut

wa vt h e '

atul LuaL. she slo,S'a lmie . t he coun t ryv a l l c ' . v wlwre 111"

r . v i - r L ' h s t e n o i l l ike a s i l v e r ' s t r e a k .M a i s i , w a s i ' \ p c r i ' n e i n g a n a b n o r -

J i . e l r u n o f i l l - l i n k .IllSt over .-'Am o n t h s ago , a f t e r innu tnerab le sniihs-:n i l i s a p l t M i i n l i n v i i t s . she had scc-iif,"la plac,. in I h c 1 chorus of a London• i m p a . i y - I ler splendid voice, and lit;

'- JT,̂10141for work ,

n a t u r a l apnh a d a t t r a c t e d a t -

n - n t i o i i . and her de l igh t had known nohounds when she was selected to 1111-,1 'Tsludy t h e pr incipal lady d u r i n g al .nef t o u r of t he provinces.

We-eks of harel . u n r e m i t t i n g w o r k ,seasoned wi th many rebuffs, had tal-lowed, hu t the h i t t o r blow which h.i-ls i r i t t e r e d all Maisip's cherished ilrr-ain:-I.ad fa l len at Mi l lhnrouph . Here .shehad been Kt r iokon down hy a p u r l i e u;!>rly severe attack of inf luenza w h i c hhod totally incapacitated Ivor, andt l i e company had passed on leavingler to make the best of the dilemma.

Arr iv ing at a point where a rusticbridge spanned the river, Maisiepaused, and for a while stood gazingdown into the clear water.

"How peaceful everything is." shemuttered at length, glancing round atthe pret ty scenery. "How unlike ourown worried exist -" Her musingabruptly ceased, and a flash of confusion dyed her cheeks. Not far dis(ant and partially screened by a thickbush stood a young man. In front ofhim was an easel bearing an outspreadcanvas.

At the moment he was regardingMaisie with eager eyes, but seeing thatshe was about to beat a retreat, bedropped his palette and brushes andcame hastily towards her.

"I am sorry 1 have alarmed you.miss," he said. "Can I beg of you tostay on Ihe bridge a l i t t l e longer, topose as you were doing before yousaw me?"

"Why do you wish me to stay?" sheasked, simply. ,

"To make my picture worth lookingat," ho replied, a touch of pleading inhis voice..

Tlio art is t regarded her wi th ex-pectant eyes.

"1'erhups you would like to see mypicture'. '" ho hazarded, w i t h quiet••agernosis. "I ve r i l y . believe. It. to het h e best piece of work 1 have everdone'. In f a c t . 1 am convinced it wou ld

—trr-a-t^•lvnrI^;rrl1I^^•rT!lrr^•('H^^^^y^ll won Id• .-. " He1 paused.

"Hut come, J u d g e lor yonrsc-lf ." be.added, f r a n k l y . "1 have no witih toappear an egotist."

S u r p r l H t ' i l u t her own I c . i ne r l i y ,Maisie fo l l owed her companion. Tin'p a i n t i n g was !nde>cd piece, ofwork, and proved Us a u t h o r lo bo non n v t i - c w l l h l l n - h rus l i T h o a r t l s llaunched f o r t h I n t o un e n t h u s i a s t i c

He t u r n e d I r i n n t he c a n v a spo in ted to w h e n t h , , f r a i l I :spamuiel t h e ' smnl l ! walern . "Thenlies a f a u l t . S i i i i i o l l i h i ) ; In ro i | i l l r ec l Idispel t h a t n o e l n l i i i ; o i n p l l n e H i i . A f e wmoiiUMilH ago you e i i i n i - and rctitiHIITO, and lo , t h e 110011.0 I V U M r n m p l e t o !Can I bog of you to roi iuinc t h a ie h a r u i M i K a l l l l t i d e of r e l l o e - l Ion '! I It n e a i i n f a r more lo m,. l i m n you m a yl i n a K l m •."

A s y m p a l h c l l o lonli o i ime i n hMal t i l o ' s , oy i iM. Shi' I h n i i g l i l o ( h e r o w in p l l l l l l l i ; h l o f M i o pan t f e w m m , M m

"I w i l l do my bold ; hill rememberI wan i i n c - o i i M c l i i u n of your p ro i i enc ihi ' lo i 'e , now I a h u l l luioiv t h a t , I ' l l l e n,y,"-n l i fe upon me T!~] llhoulll c ' l l l Ih i m i c - v i h n l I m l l i mlin l l | ; i i l i ' y o u i m i n l i i 'IM' vexi ' l l "

" Y o u c n i i l d n ' l , I f you I r l e i l , " lie rii-l i i r l e d . w l l h e y i ' M o f o h v l o i i n i i i l n i l r ul i o n

\ V l l h a low , ' l nn h i e - he t i n noil amiph lti ' ,1 u p h i t p u l o l i i . a n d l i i ' i i i i l n ' M . a n < lM i i l M l e ' . l l i n i h l i i K w i t h i m i t ' i i n l o n . madeJ i e > r w u y l i i u l i I n t h e h i h l K - o

"Thul u l l l l i l d e hi n l l n p l v p i - f f e c II l i ' l l l l y I h a v e I i vt l i n e I |i"i I ed I V

l l t v o f e e l "ThoMi ' a n d i n i i n y o l j i c ' t n i i e l l h U ' com

meiltll IfOIII t l l l l e . In Illllo | e - u i In-ll

Mlllnlo'n e -a l l l liolll Illi, illlorllmi id III''

Illlllll ivlle'l'e. liol i nlllpienloll nl innl

h i i i ' l l y p l v l n r , h i" I n i ndn ' i . . a n d H i e M m .l C | H ' e l piemen n l l y

"Tlli ' l-e. I I l l l V e I l l l l n l i e i l Come I c I I

I l l e VI I m l V e n t I l l l l l l l of I t "T l H ' l o w a , , it Ion ic id Ic

o n hi" l a c e ' a n d M u h d o n ther wi ly In hln I ' l e l e -

" I l l l l ' l I I i m p e r i l 'boylnh e i i i l i i i n i n i M i il iavn I p i i l n i e i l mi v<, r

M a l n l e rx'i ' .ni ih ' ,1 l hi i i l n i l rn l l cm

Wllh u h i t i r l i . I n l i i i l . o y l a n i l p i , In-,!u p h l n culm hot n m l o u n c l . and l > <((e'llicr Ihey n l n v i l i mmlo I h e - l i w . i vnr r imn III" lleldn t n i v i i i i l n I I I" l i n y v l lInixp wliero th"' n l e ' i i d e - i e ' h u r i ' l i M p l i e

( l i e ' t r e e - , .

f o p l i e e l M a i s i e ' .

I h e r i p p l i n g w a t e r1 im n o r t h , wh i l s t

you go s o u t h I f t h a t may be t a k e nas an omen our f u t u r e is going 'ol i e w ido a p a r i

A b i t t e . f s igh l a n s o i l i l i i . g i r l t o raiseher eyes Leyland's la.-.o was w h i l ea n d a g i t a t ' d . a n d beTnro M a i s i o e - n i t l dd r a w back he had g r ipped her by t h earm. ~" ~ t

"1 i - a i i n o t let von go. Miss W a i n l " |he' d o r l a r o e l . in ii v n i i i of i n t e n s e e imo-t i o n . "You-, h a v e em/rod my llfo,

YOUR GARDEN AND MINE;MAY IN THE GARDEN

By Katharine Moore Matlack

T

b r i n g i n g ;c joy be.yond al l u i n l e ' r s t a m l -Ir tg Mats io . I love yon a m i wmit yout o t h r o w i n your lot w i t h mine . W i l lyon he my wife?"

The. to r ren t of hot words oi'asod.JmJ Maisie remained s i lent . ll was

c h a r m i n K vnr le ly c.f si lken Kowns.obvietus t h a t she was great ly d is -tressed, and a ming led f e e l i n g of dread !•and regret seized Le'ylanel 's hear t .Kvh len t ly he had b l u n d e r e d , a l lowedhimself to be b l inded lo the t rue factsby his passionate love.

"I am sorrv if I have offended yon ; moment of its enchantment: Have— caused you pain," he said, with slid- for sky and earth: have ears for bird

• Id i ie-eved IMay, wi th her gauzyl i ron f u l l . o f blossoms.' Thei r - l . s u r e ma , I w l l h Joy. tin by

l e a v e s a n - d a n , i n i ; e v e - r y w h e r e . At Vl i l . o s me i n tdooni , t i l e M - p u r p l e u n d

l i k e a M i e M i o r v of old -1 ash I o nod t h i n g s .

heM m a k e s a h l i rpe-t h e n e a t h thof i e . . ' l , i l : p p o p l a i ami t h e l i l ae . l u m p .

l h , M I - S I l l l i . . s of t h e . v a l l e y , ihnse

f h v ! - . o v e r l i v e n - p u l e green leaves, a n d1 h a v e i - i - l p . . ked Ihe l lrat violas. W h a t

l l i e s n e i w h a l l s a r e tu rn ing from paleCreen to v i - l h . w . e-nral buels are on the

n n d the t i rs t of tho Gorman Irises nrolaidded. too. Hloedlnc hearts. Wi th t he i re M i u i s i t e elrooptng p ink o l ' i s t o r s andr e a i i l l l i i l fo l iaKe. primroses, ye l low a n droi l - -hnw th r i l l i ng lo Und these in thegarden .

As we re lue- tan t ly say good-by to thef a i r and perfumed h y m t i l t h , and nar-rissiis. the ' Kay t u l i p s raise the i r statelyiv-endi -in.I disnorl themselves in a

r the next two weeks the IHiwerlnK>.'- n i i ' l shril l 's w i l l l i f t our eyes to-

ard t h e l i lue heavens. I.Ike a. tide thor f i im . . and l i e a u t y of Ijlossom timec-rps over th*' lanil

l,et us t>o u n t t i f doors anil miss no

Bonus and runninK hcooko.—Rt«Tr-tnnit x a i n i n e hark anil leaf. Mower nnd stem,bird wins an.l soft moss. O, do not walk.hroiiKh this enchantment with eyoa thatiee. not . Above all . teach the little onesto see and hear. U will make life soniurh more wonder fu l to them. •

Garden Work.For those of us happy enough to have

a garden, no matter how small it 13. this, , ' |«."m e x e - i t i n K month and a busy one.

and John, a f te r seeing Maisie safely.! Tnp thrl l | of s(>eing lnlng» ,;row! Noto her lodgings, made his way home.

den contr i t ion. "1 thought youhave cared for me. Forgive my i m p e t -uous foolishness."

Tears came in to Maisip's ey.cs. butshe swept them away w i t h an angrygesture:

"I don't th ink you fool ish in theleast, but. fu l ly appreciate the honoryou have done me. Please let me go."

The village was reached in silenco.

bitt/?rly ana thema t i z ing himself forthe gulf his b l i nd impu l s ion hadthrown between them.

Meanwhi le , Ma i s io had entered hert iny s i t t ing- room. Her face was pale.and her eyes lu'lcl a mut inous l i g h t .

"What an u n f o r t u n a t e l i t t l e mortalI am! Why does everything con-nected w i t h me tu rn so horribly topsy-turvy?" She stamped her foot as slit?spoke?, t h e n f l ung herself in to a chair.The sudden movement caused a tele-gram. which had been placed on thetable du r ing her absence, to f l u t t e r tothe floor. Picking it up. Maisie brokethe seal, and qu ick ly scanned th (. en-closed message:

The Lyceum. Southminster.Tome at onc/>. Miss Ixirraine ill . Am

anxiously awaiting your reply. -Simp-kins.

John Leyland stood gaxing moodilyout of his s t u d y w i n d o w at Ilio seoily-looklng laure ls s t r u g g l i n g for ex-istonee In (he oonlince! are'a he am-higuously le ' r ine 'd "his grounds." Close:behind him stood a canvas i l rapoi l w i t ha ' W l t l t o sh/.et. "1 wonder w h e T o sheIs. wha t she is doing?" He t u r n e d ashe spoke, ami raised t h e ' c l o l h f romthe painting. HO tha t he c'otih! see thed a i n t y l in t i re of Malste l ean ing aga ins tt h e ' h a n d - r a i l o f l l l o r u s t i c b r i d g e .

A brisk knoi-k at t h e door on hhim u s i n g , a n d h o h a s t i l y r e ' p l a o i ' i l H I Me o v e ' r l i i K . Scarc-e' had he done sowhen a young man entiTod l l u < room.

one who does not tend (lowers with hisown hands .-an reali/.e th is absolutehappines" . He sure- to keep a notebooknnd i n t r r the appenranee "f eaeh flow-er. ; h e . n a n c e s you wish to make In thee.arden, the things to he done.

These t h i n g s are to he done in M a y : -1. Finish seed sowinir.C. Set out bedding p lan t s . . •,1 S l ip and d iv ide e h r v s a n t h o m l i m s .I. Set o'.it p e r e n n i a l p l a n t s , shrubs.

s - i -ed l in-s and roses.:, . \ f i e r m i d - M a y ?et out Summer

I h ' w e , in,' I ,n i l ' s nnd tubers .6. S I M ay for inser t s and diseases.

i l n n d p i ' k rose beetles7 Si- on,' a p p l i c a t i o n of f e r t i l i z e r lo

l r , v i n a n d f u r t h e r rn l l in i : .

I l lh l se ' i iH. invr t le , hydrancens, oh'anc]-eis. e - l i - . whe 'n the apple blossoms ' t h e )last to i-omel are In f u l l bloom. U s u a l l yi n i d - . M a v ' f h e y must he . g r a d u a l l y"hiird. ' i ied off" Indoors , before b i l n K l n r ft l . e in t a i l , hi- openlni, ' windowH. Out-'l(,ors. c I v e t h e m a shady pos i t ion , mit h e y eoi ih l no t s t a n d t h e ' ho t sun n te , n < e > . a few o! ' .hi ' io n e v e r e 'an.

I f yon don i l i v e w h e r e , you seo ch-rryand pea, h and a p p l e h l ' i s so ins I f l:n nosorrv i f V M M d o n ' l i l o - n l a k e Sundayi i f t e - r n o o n r ide* I n t o t h e su l iu rh .H n n dII,id u new H I V . Sin*. Ihe t i i p s d o w n -t o w n , the i n a i l i i e a - s and ' t he ' niovi.-s"for bad w e . i t l a - r . Uon I misu M v y t l i m i .

Sotting Out Plants. . -Po H I M w n m p e r e n n i ; i l p lan ts w i t h e m t

w a i t i n g l o t 'Hie- êl•.l. wh leh In mostease-s do not hloom the I l rp t year'.' Youenil b u y nuis t pe renn ia l s for about Jl Mn dozerf'Then sow some seed to in. lease.\olier stoek I ' .hi le uat '»>. ini ; Un- duzHiio,row and b l r u m SOMIII p l a n t s are m'VeTraised from seed hi- the a i n a t o M i au-hr ie- t la or wal l vTe-ss. t n o n y n n i s niel l -cnns. hardy ferns, phlox s i ihnlata . arte-mesia l a c - t l l l o r a . t h a l i e t i u m . trollhis(globe l l owe- r l t r i l l i u r n Cwoe 'd h l i ) . aeonl-

a-nemotieJaponle -a .

Annuals that are? usua l ly l -ou^ht bythe dozen are geraniums, c-ole-us. s, arletsap,'. i - t nea rosea. hel iot rope anilfuchsia. This ta because t h e y are- s low-to Me i n i i na t e and must be started in-doors i ery early. The lontf pe-rlod in the"nurse-ry" is too much trouble- f f t r rno

ncse plants are too tender tobe plac-ed in tho f rounel before May.and a settled, warm .May at that .

Summer Bulbs nnd Tub .rs.fannaa. dahlias. h y a r l n t h s c-aruli-

rans (a cheap and h e ' i i u t i f u l Summerbulbl . tuberous rooled beKonias. Kladi-ull, tube retses. t iger tlowers, amaryl-llses, are fejr May p l a n t i n g

Gladioli may be set out ear ly In M a y :dahlias late or even In June- . Why' ' Be-cause dah l i aH are Kail h loomeis . ifstarteel too se)on m a t u r e and hloon, poearly tha t t h e y a re e i l t e n spoiled h> hotweather .

The Lawn.n~J)')!>!.I N i ; and r i - f o i l i n g makes a11̂ . smoo th , t u n , l a w n . Th" \ p i . l ro l l -ins;s t a k e ' out the h imps ra isec l by tne11 ,,-lo 1

l . i - l ) i

I I , ' . l ie I ! •d. S a l t

t h e I4rass, nsine, I . , ,Tie i:i l i i : l i t s i ' i ' ink l in t , ' , and

Ted

• l e a lroll

I n M a iseed meal

Spea kiln,'"h . .nr i" iI n; I I K ne-i" nmeal or cph- .n l I'e

r i n k l e l l t h t l vid l o l l M K a i n .of l e i l l l i z e r s .food f o r l a w n•w p l a n l c o r I ' l• o w e d f i l l o f I ,r id -heep m a n ' ;• i M ' f i i l t h a t li-

enm ine- re ja ll ie) 1,-ard. n.

plnred far below thu roots or they willbo "burned."

Fighting Insects. ;Hero Is the tuu-of-war In tho garden!

Tho watchword IB "preparedness." Ansoon as runes and other plantu lovedby tho buKn como Into leaf, tho wnrU on. So ant l i ' lpato tho attneka anelspray f rom ear ly Apri l , as already ad-vised, every week or twice a week Ifneeei*sary.

Insects loatho tobacco In any form.Tohac-e-o ste-ma may be bought of need-nien. t h e y n r e > \-e-ry cheap, and a to-baeee, te -u mode1 I ei y easily. Pill a largoe-oarse bug, ,,r l i e - in piece of e-heese-c - l o t h . as inueh tohace-o an possible,riin-e in a hneUe t nnd t i l l w i t h warmwater . Hy the time. the..water haa cool-..ed your tea IB ready. This infusion IsnoY MOO,I more th in , t w e n t y - f o u r hours.

V a r i o u s ins.-' t h lde?s made! from to-hace-o, as n h o t l n e , n leofume. n|e:o—any-thini , ' . may he bought and une-el aec-oril-Ing to <!lro.- thins.

A / M i i a l l hand spray rosts t l r ty c - r n t r ;i inotlu-r one a dollar , A Hrnart Hhowor .f re .m II, . . hose w i l l keep some of theseene-mi i 'S d o w n . It is supposed to be thegre'at r e ' i i i e ' i l y for t he . red Mpieh'r t h a tlove!e l e a r l v .My. but I clespis,. t h a t ri'dHe- eloesj i t se-em to obje 'et to ml' hos"the. least l . i l I use e v e r y t h i n g I k n o wabom a n i l s t i l l he. persis ts . I 'erhaps t ha tt-'oldeTl glow w i l l be. burned up some'day and new sto. U

enemy thi ' re islh" t i n y m-e-t-n aphis." eal led green l ly .the w h i t e woolly one. black ones t n a ti n l e i t n a s l i i r t i u n i s a n d . h r > s a n t h e -mmns. I a lways w i n in t h e . war w i U ithe - s e I d a , k ones. He sure you spr . ivt h e - n a s t u r t i u m s irnde'r the - le-aves.

I ' owdeToe l he- l leboiK. Is good, using e,!iil>ound to a gallon of water. Slug snotIs i iMe-,1 h a l f t h a t ,-trength I have usc'dboth dry wi th good results. \Veargloves, as mm,, people cannot handlullu'si- poisons. Above e v e r y t h i n g , kee-pal l inse.eti .- ieios where c -h i l d r tn cannutreach t h e - m .

Kerosene Emulsion.

K l-:i:nSKNK K M I T - S I O N is one oft h e s t . i n d b y s and easy to make, or

u , an he b o u g h t It is e 'Xoe l l en t bothfor the ssealy he.

Phave eone g a l l oa d d t w ow i l l kee'pf - t l e n g t hf o u r t e - e ' l ,

insee- ts and tho hard,l i e s

l i e - cake of common soap I n l e i, of w a t e r . Let it cllSBdve undg a ! l e , n s ^ > r kerosene oil. Thisi n d e l l n i l e l v Don't Use I t f u l l

r,,r s p r a y i n g , t'se one part to> f w a t e r

Rust. Mi ldew and Diseases.( ' ' i n t l i i M e d d a m p wealthier, cspi-clally

he h u m i d w e a t h e r eif August , allows ai t o t e - r i i l l d i ' W to f e t rm and spread on

A t i f a r U o i t i K h m c n l escape-el

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land 's l ips ."Wel l , I b i s Is a s u r p r i s e ! ' he said.ossing Iho room w i t h e x t e n d e d

huml.-j.,, "Omwi In, J i m , I 'm ^tml to stc.r"you."

J i m Vane H i u l l o d u s h e . a l l o w x ' c l h l i n -H i ' l f to bet d r a w n lo a e ha i r beside Ihow i n d o w .

" S t i l l | I I I I I I ; | I I K on to Iho p a i n t i n gand i l o r o r a t l n r buslnosn, I mi l l ce , " hesa id , j o c n l i i r l y . "Any grea l a c h i e v eme ' l i l lo ivporl. Jack','"

l . i ' y l a n d H i n l l e i l . "Thime p l c l u f i ' i ilU' .almil Ihe w a l l t h e r e 1 om e hud l ln .p r e ' l e u m p l I o n t o eomdeler i m i M l e f p l e e ' i ' M .h m M i m o p a i n t i n g . I h l n w e ' l l , ' i n i r rM i l d " A M hi- hpn l i i ' l i i , i i l r l p p o i l lh"c l o t l i I r o m t h e . p u l n l l n r . M l a n d l n g onIho e.anel "The.re., wha t do yeiu I l i l u knl t h a i " " he . m i l l e d , w i t h a t o u c h ofI m l , 1'id p r i d e .

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loomed the sweet, gentle Malsio he hailknown nt HlVeersdale.

Jim roused him wl lh a clap on thoback.

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They fought t h e i r way lo the* slage-deior. and were at once admitted.

All was rush and bust le in thedlmly-l igbu. 'd corridor, and Leylandpicked bis way w l l h d l l l l cuUy. Sud-denly a door opened on the right anilhe toft h imse l f unceremoniously pro-pelled from behind Into a l i r l l l i an t l y -l i g h l e d room. At the far end stoodMaisie. and u si lvery laugh escapedher lips as she .perceived his obviousembarrassment at f i n d i n g h i m s e l falone. She came towards him w i t houts t re lchei l hands.

"I am so glad you have couie, Mr.I f ly land ." she said, her eyes s h i n i n gwi th pleasure. "ICven in the midst ofal l t h i s sudden anil g lowing populur-

A'y.-OJ'e feels veryônelyJ' . ,There was a note in her voice,- which

made I,eyland's heart bound w i t h sud-d/en Joy.

"Thou the Rebell ious Rachel is nota l t o g e t h e r happy?"

A deep f lush dyed Maisle's cheeks,and her eyes drooped before his ardentga/.e. .-

"To t e l l the t r u t h I don't, t h i n k «h"is." she replied, f a l t e r ing ly . "rihe l e f t

nl" __Ley-land's eyes (lashed w i t h siiddetT"

e M i l i a i l n n , and be caught tho g i r l inh i s anus.

"Then you love me-''" h e > e - r i e ' e l . T i e,-os loi

i n t o his. ."I do. but hope- you won' t t h i n k me

n n m a i d e ' i i l y for the co t i f i ' sKion . " shes t a m m e r e d , te 'ars we l l ing i n t o heri yi's. "At KiversdaLe I was ill a hor-rid d i l e m m a . I was almost at Iho endol" mv re'sources, w i t h o u t any pros-pects, ami. worse s t i l l , a g i r l h i d i n gf rom her parents. John. 1 did notw a n t to lake your love^ under sue-heruditions, and when I turned youaway al l t h e - world seemed s l i pp ingfrom my grasp."

Leyland s t i i l i lon ly stooped andIvisse,] her u p t u r n e d lips.

" H a v i n g achieved t h i s st iddon suc-cess. I at once ao t iua ln ted myparents. 7 cont imiooil Mais io ; "but, Ik n e w f u l l we ' l l you would never o f f e rme' your love aga in , so 1 took mybrother J im i n t o my ooi i l l c lenc- f . andwas surprised to f ind tha t you andhe had been old colU'go clninis HetlicTe'i ipon decided to he lp me"

Li -y land gaspe,] w i t h surpr i se ."Then the rascal knew all about our

pnevious mee t ing and t h i s threatt r i u m p h e,f yours when he cal led uponme t h i s m o r n i n g ? No wonder ho hasl e f t me' in t h e lu rch ."

Mais ie . hid her face on his s h o u l d e r ."You are not an£tlv^juui-yi»ii-?—"Xo. 1 am de l i r ious ly happy.

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for the aniall e-asenient w i n d o w , anda double se'rceMi. op.'ning I n w a r d l ike apair of shutters, wa.s selected for thelarge case-mont window.

A pair of Frene-h windows openingout of the, dinlng-roem, was to he- e - f -f e ' C t l v e ' l y screened w i t h a pair of tscreeodoors. The same k i n d of doors were

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same kind of screens as those selectedfor the casement window s upstairs.

"What are' tho best methods of stor-ing the s.-i-eens in the Fall?" the LittleBride asked before the screen man left.

"Well the copper wire that you select-ed needs no treatment whatsoever, ex-cept a thorough dusting. They shouldbe stored in a dry. dustproof placeScreeiia of steel or galvanized Ironshould be treated to a coat of paintwhenever they show signs of rust. 1Cthe paint is unnecessary, wipe themw i t h an o i ly c loth before putt ing away

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on- the side ana - -];,--ep-rir artn'H-leiiKUi JTii3_j3l_c_oij.rse^pe- r t j . i n s to eloors more than to wln-el i .ws. as no mosquito can wriggle)t h r o u g h the mesh of a window screen.I n , t i i u i i e a few of them e-an llnd theirnay in to tho room whenever the door IHope'lied." .

The Lit t le llrlde heaved a sigh of re-l i e f as t h e ' door e-lose-el a f t e r the screenman. "I am so glad t h a t ' s attende-el to.1

ilr-un>:«— ivhllii H|,,, ...Baid -as- id,,.- turned tii....tlie_Wls,j Î iniisi-ke' i-per Hut t h a t I n e l y hue) dartedth rough the doorway and was oalllni!a f t e r the ' man "I'loa.v see tha t youmake- those ncrecnH Jus t us aoon ua poa.slble!"

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December ffl > 9 1 5Pttent No 1165861

Extra 34From a Small, Light,Simple Motor—in the

CHIDDDT

$1375at Detroit

NOTE that we add no size, no cylin-ders in the Super-Six It is still asmall, light simple Six. The size is

identical with the former Hudson Six-40But our new invention — a Hudson

patent — gets 76 horsepower from thisLight Six Heretofore, at its best itde l ivered 42 horsepower

NEVER TAXED

This vast reserve powershowsjn^ marvelous per-formance. It shows inhill climbing— shows onhard roads — shows in

At any speed there m attei emootnness Andmotor wear is almost eliminated EndurancehM been almost doubled

LET US PROVE IT

"quiclf'Seceliiration—^ —;

Think of adding 80 percent to a motor's effi-ciency Can you realizehow much that means?

It means a motor which Isnever taxed At half load itdoes what ful l load did informer like-size motors

This is all due to endingmotor vibration We s a v ethe power which was lost infriction.

All Other CarsOutrivaled

A. A. guperviiion, a 7-p<iaf£n-get 5t/pcr-5ii »foc* car excell-ed allfornierttock car* in tl,t.3e

Cpme lot a ride in the Super-Sir and >ud[>'for yourseltDo not be misled by rivals who cannot use

this motor Let the Super-Si*performance tell you what itmeans

The iliflersnce is enormousIt shows in every quality v»"prize__Ihcre aiaalso sixjiejvJiuil±son bodies built for the Super-Six K.-.ch (or its type marksthe limit in luxury

. -700 mile* in 80 mm., 21.4

mec.. averaging 74.67mile*perho'ii, with driver anJpalf.ng'r.

75.69 milt* in one hour withdrive* o-iJ oatfenger.

Standins x'arf to SO mite* anhoar in 16.2 ««c

Dating the*t tests the car wo*'driven 1350 miles at top capac-ity, at speed exceeding 70miles per hour, without discov-erable wear on any part.

-Trrc-Snp er-^Si »-su pitmebuy a fine car you a. o boundto choose it Let u.» piovethis to you -\ will save regrets

'-Passenger Phaeton $1375at Detroit

Five Other Body Styles

HUDSON MOTOR CARCOMPANY

DETROIT, MICH

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HAMMONTON AUTO STATION, P. T. RANERE, ProprietoDODOBBDQ

THE OVERLAND

Electric Control Buttons at your Finger Tips." Naturally, you want a car that can be operated easily,— you realize that the extent

-of-pleasure-and safety in .driving depends upon the_ease of control. •In most cars the details of control seem to be planned with an eye for cotrvenience-

in assembling the-various partsr - - • jBut the Overland control was nrrauged just as you would arrange it if you were-;

designing a car for your own convenience.You control the electric magneto, the electric lights, the electric horn, with your

_fingejr tips, without bending forward.To start the motor, you merely tdu~cn"TT^TT5TTffon~ni~th-e-fl-oor;

' Cars are here on our floors for your inspection.

P. T. RANERE, Hammonton, Sole DistributorHammonton Auto Station

Bellevue Avenue Both Phoues

Model 75 Touring C;ir $615 : Roadster $595Model 83 I? Touring Car $695 ; Roadster $.675Model S6 six—Touring Car J 1145

1'rices f. o. I). Toledo, Ohio

All models are completelyequipped in every particularThere are no extras to buy

Stop Patronizing Trusts!YOU WILL LOSE IN THE LONG RUN

BUY AT HOME! Our Motto : Veritas Vincent

Did yon rvi-r stop lo I h i n k why gawi lene in so high f Did you ever Mop to lerit your unt io lenror iielli iK-llin ( Ale you awair l l i i t l yoin gasolene iri pool ? l>o you know that giiMolene in a

big f ac to r of your c a r ' n powei, upeed, carbon, MCI v ice , and expeiiheti ?

We Repeat : You Lose in tho Long Bun !Tin- independent rcfiwr cannot afford the l u r i l i l i e n In ship bin pnidni'Ui abroad and receivethe pu-M' i i l c o m m a n d i n g high piicett ; hence i l in your c h a n c e , — your o p p o r t u n i t y lo buy hit!

bent p iod iK- lH i l l Ihi' riaiiii1 lir;men n« you a ie now pay ing foi the big inan'ri recrement.

THINK IT OVER.The umlrr t t igned 1 l i i n i m o i i l o i l l inn \vir ihen lo a t m o n n r r l l i e e M i i h l i : < h i n r n l of t h e i r o i l W I V J I TM i l l i o n ut A l i ' n , N . J ., and itt ready lo i l e l l v e i w i l h l i i » l a d i i i t t ol i •, n i l l eh . Pni inp l d e l l v n yin aiihiin-d w i t h our new up lo dak' a u l o c n i l n n U n in to t I n n - k ,

Wo are Independent oi all Trusts!Otll p i o d n r l H me le l in i ' d l i m n l l i r P rnmiy l v n n i a i ' i ' in le p u i i i l i n e I mite w c ' l l i i , n i i i | U i ' : ' l i o i i n l i l v

l l i i - l i r i . l i l l l l i r l inn ledNow, M l ( , 'on t in i iK ' i , I t m yum i - l n t i i c e l o buy wi ' l l l e l i n e i l l i l l r i e d ( ' i i t u i l c n e l < n yoiu i i u l o , g i i M

ellgini ' , anil n i l gnnnl r l i c i l l l \ en niolom, |> r l l o ! r lun fu r youi i l l i i n i i n i i l i n g mid l i i f l |nil |rn:,c:,l u l u I r n l l l l i loi yum M i n i - I n n e n .mil riu ('. ivr n:t it I l l i t l . a n i l be roll v i m <'d

THE COLUMBIA OIL SUPPLY CO. ol Now Jorsoy, Inc.I v i i b r i c i i t i i i r ' , , I l l i i i i i i n a t i i i } ; a n d lMH-1 O i l f i , ( l a . ' i o l i i i f s , ( i i ca . s cM.

C i i A K i . u t t I I . V A I K I M N , 1 ' imi t lc i i l , A i m , N J .I . I N I I K n n i i A , D i n l i i i l M a i i . i f j r i , 1 l a i i i i i i u i i l u n , N . j . 1'liuiu: .•,(>,

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Hoyt & Son are Bole owners, proprietors, and editors of the South JerseyRepublican. Thia statement is made by order of the Post Office Department.

SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1916

As will be seen by our table of Town Council's vole on licenses,

hey were not granted- unanimously . Mayor Klvins stated that bis

iosition was,—that tbe people bad voted license, and he would vote forhose be deemed wise, reserving the privilege of voting in the negative

when advisable. Mr. Nicolai adopted those as his sentiments. Mr.rlolland wished to make an exception of two— those nearest to his ownjome. But the stand which Mr. Small took was, ' in our opinion, one to)e admired by every lover of home, moral i ty , and good citizenship,—hevoted "No" on every application. He realized that no one has moralright to place a stumbling-block in the way ol a brother, even though alight majority of voters did, in a less enlightened age than this, votehe town wet.

To-day's May-Day Fete is a fitting celebration,— the Town ofiamujonton being just fifty years old on the fifth of March last. It

btarted at that date with 1422 inhabitants, and made slow growth for aevv years—but 1776 in 1880. Its present population is probably over

rtid-fft-pkUy-i n creasiu g \Vjth an abundance of heal thiestair, water and fruit, and occupation for all who are not tocTTa2y~rcrvork, the slogan, "Hammonton, the Hub of South Jersey," is indeedn appropriate one.

Among the earliest settlers in Hammonton we see the names of S.T. Twomey, B. F. Henshaw, F. E. Priestley, George Klv ins , Orville H.3oyt, A. J. Smith, H. J. Monfor t , D. F. Lawson, M. L. Jackson, J. C.\nderson, Samuel Anderson, J. T. French, S. E Brown, C I'. Osgood,Wm, Bernshouse,—all of whom are npw l iv ing , though not ail at present

11 Hammonton.

We very much regret that"Prof. L. C. Armstrong will be transferredTom Hammonton to" Egg Harbor City, — an all-around shif t ing 'of theinstructors. Prof. MacDougal l wil l come here, from Pleasantvil le .

We saw a strange combination on Thursday, — a horse, sadly inneed of oats, and an automobile pump in the wagon. Evidently, thatwas what the poor beast had been l i v ing on for the past fo r tn igh t .

According to the county papers, there wil l be no more gravel spreadon county roads ; but the line from Absecon to the CamJen County linewill be paved wi th permanent material.

Mothers Day to-morrow. Wear a whi te carnat ion in memory ofmother ; or, if she is l i v i n g , spend an hour or two with her.

Chairman Nicolai was right : all gravelling of roads should be doneno withal it may have time to settle and roll down hard.

No, gentlemen, we believe that Sunday sliouTd be a~tiuict day— -Allniblic celebrations should be postponed unt i l Monday.

House cleaning time ; oh, joy !

NOTICE.

TO WHOM if "M"AT"CONCRRNr«n'l-1'orti«ul«'cly-tQ.._.tJi.e owner* ofproperty nbuttiriK on tho following ruined portions of »treetB irTtfieToWrrofHunitnonton, in {lie County of Atlantic, in the Stnic of New Jurncy :

The easterly h i i l t - o f Second StrtiL-t, from 111 fr« ' t north from Hul luvueAvenue to Pratt Street;

The westerly side of Second Street, from KiH feet north from KellnvueAvenue to Pratt Street;

Both »idea of llorton Street from Otvlmrd Street to I'leiisnnt S t ree t ;The westerly side of'Thlrd Street f r i nn 24J feet north from Orchiird

Street to Knirview Avenue; 'The eiinterly side of Third Street from 70 feet north from Orchiird

Street to Fairview Avenue;Hoth slden of Orchard Street from I'.tfK Ihirlior Itoad to llorton Street;Both sides of Pleasant Street from Third Street to the I'emisylviinin

Ruilroiid SidinK; , .... ,' „ ,. . .The west Hide of Central Avenue from VVulmer Street, to Pnrk Avenue ;Tho east Bide of Centnil Avenue from Ifi feet from Wiilmer Street to

Park Avenue ; .The northerly aide of drupe Street from I'.KKllarlinr Itimd to (iiill^ne s

The northerly side of drape Strei^t from ')(l'.l feet east from CentralAvuniui to Vnlley Avenue ; .

The noutherly »i<le of ( i rupe Street from I'.KK I l a rhor Koud to Valley

Take notice that the Commissioners appointed by onl innnr i t of the Hoardof Councllmen of the Town of II i i ini i ioMton to ascertain the expenses andcosts of Improving l lu> uliovti named portion" of M i e e t s in the said Townwith sidewalkn nnd ci i r l i inK, >u>d to itsneHS upon eurh Heparato lot or parcel ofland directly benefited liy suii l iV ip rovemen lH inr l i j i i i i t i n n of sitlil expensesnnd costs ns In In proportion to the imiil I x t n e l i l H , nn i l to assess the Imlance ofHiiid expenses and costs uiion the nnid 'I'liwn of l lnmmontoi i , have mnde anilDied their report In the nlllcr of the uni lemi^ ' i ic ' i l , ( ' l e rU of the Town ofHnrnmonloii, on thv aH.li «'ay of April, 11IK1,

And take f u r t h e r notice, Hint the nnitl Hoiml < i f Councllmen of the nal i lTown of llnimmmton w i l l meet in the Town M u l l of tho nnl i l Town of tlnm-monlon, ut the corner of Vine Street nnd Central Avenue, on tho evening of

Wodnosday, tho Tlilrty-lirat day ot Mny, 1910, ut Eiolit O'clock,to consider the said ruporl nnil nssiinsments therein nnd to receive anilconsider nil ohiectlons thernlo which miiy he presenleil In wrlllii({.

And Ink" f u r t h e r notice, (.hut if suit! report nnd nnsi!»sm<inln lire foundto he proper and correct, the said Hoard of ( 'o i incl lmei i w i l l c o n f i r m n n j i lnnnesi imenli t , nnd the nnmc w i l l c o n s l l l n t i ' n lien upon I I I" properly n l m l t i l T Kon the line of rnvid I m p r o v e m e n t s nn i l l i e i i e l l l e i l iherdl iy , which nssensmuntnwill lie collectt'd under nnd liy v i r tue of an ordmnncii or ordlnnncen lo ln<pnsned hy snld Hiinrd of Cimm'llmen for the | ,UI |H , , , ,V

Dated, Iliimmonlon, N .1., May 11th, HUH.W It S K K 1 . V , Town C l e r k .

All | i i i i i l l iM-: i ol ( lcl i \cl y for

Case AutomobilesW i l l he k e p t In l l u - Id ler

Order now, oven for Into delivery.

.TAMK8 W. OOTTUELL, Dealer,lliunmontou

Word was received, Wednesday,that John Adlington, son of a for-mer townsman, was injured 'lastweek Friday, .and died on Tuesdaymorning in the Delaware Hospital,Wilmington . He was thirty-oneyears old, and leaves a widow andtwo children.

Twenty - eight Hammontonianswere sent to Atlantic City for theirTuesday election, and e,ich tagged"Special Deputy Sheriff," orderedto enforce the law. They did so.and the Riddle crowd was riddledto pieces by ballots—out of officealtogether. Harry Bacharach, for-mer postmaster, will be selected asMayor.

D. N. HURLEY

ExpressTHaulingarid Moving

Local Phone 867Second and Vine Sta.

Hamnaonton,'N. J.

R. C. Garrett & Son3*4 S. Front St., Phtlmlplptilii

Dealer* nnd Jobbers ID

Live & Dressed PoultryUest InnrkefprlceH Kiiftrnnteil

_, ' With Prompt Returns

Miss Bertha TwomeyNotary Public

Commissioner of DeedsAH tuiHlni-HN In thi-HC linen properly and

promptly ntti-ndcil I". KvenlngsatHerniilKiiiDc'ii olllcc. Hammonton,

The PeoplesBankOF

$13,OOO

to loan on*

FirslrlifoTtgages^

Hammonton, N. J.;— >•

Capital, - - - $50,000Surplus and

Undivided Profits, $69,000

6%

Three per cent interest paidon time deposits

•~Two--per-oeut-iutcTes_t_3llo^d on-demand accounts having oSTTy

balance of $1000 or more.

The HammontonLoan and Building

Association.

Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent

M. L. Jackson, President"VVrJv Smith, Vict-l'res't

\V. R. Tilton, CashierWin. Doerful , Asst. Cashier

DIRKCTpKSM. L. Jackson J. A. \VaasC. F. Osgpocl George ElvinsWin. J. Smith - J. C. AndersonSam'l Anderson \V. R. Tilton

Win. L. Black.

' _ SHERIFF'S SALE.By virtue ol a writ ol florl facias to mo

directed. Issued out ol tho Now Jorncy Courtot Chancery, will bo nold at public vondiio, on

WEDNESnAY. Till? TWENTY-KOUItTlIDAY OF M A Y , N I N K T K U N M U N D U K U

- - AND SJXJl'KKN,at tho hour of two o'clock In the afternoonIn tho Court Itoom No. 201. Second Floor.Guarantee Trust IliiUdtnc, In tho City of At-lantic City. County of Atlantic and State olNow Joruuy.

All that certain piece ol land Bltimto In theTownship of niiena Vlstn. In tho County olAt l an t i c anil Suite of Now .lornoy. boundcaand descrlbuil as lullowH : .

I luKlnn l i iK In tlip centre ol Weymouth Roadat tho distance of th l r ty -Hlx rodsftnd thirty-Hi*hunr t red t l iHolarnd Enstwardly of the Intor-scctlon of llu. centres ot said Weymouth Ilono.and Ontnil Honil : t l iunci- (I) alonB tho centreof said Weymouth Itoad Month Bovonty-sovondruri'es nml Hfli-iMi ciilnutes KaHt throo ronsanil B l x t y - l o u r l i i i i idredthH ol a rod : t.nen^H "!Mouth u-n ili-urccii and throe minutes Westfnrtj- roils mill slx-li'iiths of a rod to the contra

PSei"ead0aVtthe"proporty ol I'aKqualo Vltulloet al. and taken In elocution at tho suit olMay's Landlnn Ilulldlnu and lx>an,As.ioclntlon

Dated Aorll ffi). lilld.Albert C. Abbott, Solicitor.

SherlfT.

"rs lee. J17.B8

A Gas Heater

Doctors' bills

These mornings.

See the

-Hammonton & E. H• City Gas Co.

^JpPU^^jrJ^jittfiw/tiBiis^sras

l<The-One-StoreI'OR

Quality Goods aud Price and Service

Special Town Meeting.Notice is hereby eiven to the legal voters of the Town of Harnmonton,

County of Atlantic, that a Special Town Meeting will be held at

Union Hall, on Third Street, in said Town, on Thursday, May 25, 1916,at eight o'clock p. m., for the purpose of acting upon the application ofWilliam 0. Hnyt nnd eleven others, to change the curh line on the south-westside of the Egg Harbor Road, from Bellevue Avenue to Peach Street. Saidchange of curb line to be made in accordance with the map and plans of theTown Engineer as follows :

That the curt) on the south side of said Egg Hurbor Road be moved backto a line aix and one-half feet from the property l ine and parallel thereto

-between Bejjevue Avenue and Peach Street ; making the width of said EggHarbor"Hono*' between curbs—at-Bellevue-Avenue, 33 feet, and at PeacnStreet, 32.3 feet. ~—

Engineer's estimate of coat, $76.00.

Hammonton, N. J., May 13, 1916.W. R. SEELY, Town Clerk.

THE EAGLE THEATRE.Lawn Mowers, $2 S", — 'i i.viiicli

Garden I lose, ID to i ( ) r foot ,( t i i rd r i i 1 lose, i 5 i' (not,^ iKi ia i i l i 'L ' t i two y r a r r i

Giirdi-'n Tools, Fly \ \ ' t r t- , Window.and I loor Scri-cus

I 'a ints , Oils and Varn ish

Irvin I. HearingProprietor

Hammonton Trust Co.

Capital, $100,000

Hun>ll lM,

Three pr cent on Time Accts.

Safe Deposit Boxes

Inaurunco

Money to Loan on Mortyayo

Programme for next-Week_.May 15th to 20th

Monday , "The Li t t le Upstart ,"with Sle.lh\ RoxvHo.I.acmmlcI-eat ure.

Tuesday, "A Knight of theRange " with Harry I). CareyRed Feather Feature .

Wednesday, "draft."Thursday Afternoon and hviMiing,

"Cliiinnvie Fiidden," Vic torMoon1, I'lirninouiit Feature,Admission, 10 cents.

Fr iday , " Red CiH'le."tiatiirday, "\Vildllnwer," Margue-

r i te C l a r k , P a r a m o u n t Feature.Saturday M a t i n e e , " S t i n g a r e e . "

' "Him- H l . M x l ami l lhu 'kS k i n , ' ' rol l le i ly

"UiH-le Sam at Work ."

SAMUEL LITRE, Proprietor.Wnti'h for the iitxl. week ' s Programme.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSAll ndvfl. should bo In bcloro Tlmrnday

noon. II poBBlbte. Unlean partlen hnvo anaccount with IIH, they will not wall lor abill (iiocoRsltatlneour luldlnn pout ARC to it)but remit promptly, cither In cunti or one

•»nd tWQ.ccnt HtumpB. No adv. of any «ortwill bo iri«0)rtea'bt!tweon iiowa Items.

No chftrno lean than ten emits.Kaoh flffuro. Initial, and name counts

ono word.Double nrlce uhurftcd for Jar err typo.

Real Estate

T?OH Sale.—live-room house nnrt hath, mod-*• ern conveniences, honithyiocatttm. rlehtIn town. AddrcRH. Hox (W8. Hammonton.

'Oil Bont—The I'oet Homeatcad nl Lake.-. Partly furnlahud : ton rooms, town water,electric Ilffhtft, telephone, tnllot ou secondfloor; recently done over Inside and out ;with ton acroH ol fine (armtrie land, directlyalone Lake front. $20 monthly.

W. II. Toot, Hammonton. N. J.fÊW HOUHG. with fruit trees and grape1^ vines In bearing ; also a now row boat forsale. Inquire of Chrl*. Mlohl,

423 N. .Second St., Hammonton.T OT For Sale—no x 100. on Cottage Avenue,*•* between .Second and Third Streets, Pricereasonable. Mary Startler.T7OR Sale.—a tract of bind In Atlantic Co..*• New .Jersey, containing about flOO acres,—Including n cranberry bog tn bearing, andlancr- nultable to their cultivation, not retcleared ; also Jnnd suitable for raising smallfruits, vecetablea. and poaches. DwellinghoiSne, barn, and fruit house on property.

Apply to Mrs. .f. H. Richards,Radnor Ho ad. Bfyn Mawr. Pa.

far* Bona Fide Farm Sales In and near Ham-^^ raonton Is my recurd. lor which myclients will vouch. My.,age and experience.

~both~osTrâ"rrncnwid^tfinii sulimiiiau, ann~connection with two largo advertising agen-cies, qualifies me to sell your farm quickly, Ifyour price and terms are reasonable. Call atGodfrey Building. Unorn 3, second floor.

H. \V. Miller. Haramonton.T?OK Kent.—house. B rooms and bath. Maple*• .Street. All conveniences. Apply to—• . ^_ Morton Crowell.t?OK Rent—neat nv«vToom houBorwrth flbeB -;~A modern ixmvunlunees. 811 per month.On North Second Street. Mary Stadler.T?OIl SAM-".—twenty-five acre farm : house

and barn : twen ty acres under cultivation:fni i, uruprH, and berries ; five acre cranberrymeruJow hi the ri-nr. with running stream.Kxi't ' l lenrlund f»>r truck, f ru i t and poultry.

For terms. Inquire otEdwin Jones. "IW lladdon Ave.. rolllngswood.N. J.. or Win. O. Ilbyt. Republican Office.pOIt Hcnt.—house on Kpg Harbor Road (the

larger one ot tin* tw ' i i . of Mrs. Fnlrchlld.Apply to Mrs. J. P. Gelshaker.

"jn"A"T7T7"airthrOnty-IlpHnble7—If-yau-want-to-^ buy. sell or rent. Any k i n d of Real Kstatoor biiHlinrHKopportunities. IiiNiiraticn placedin the IK-SI Cnmpaiilcs at tliu lowest rates.MorieuKL' I OHM*, ipvestmens. \Ve Hpt*clali/.eIn farms. : ee UH first.

Jamun rainier, Room 5, _ .Hal lard Hul id lnc . Ilainmontpn, N. J.

TK HOUM? for sale or rent. Applyi.eo. F. Small. Hammonton.

KVKN Room Hovise to rent, corner ofPleasant and llorton Street, all conven-

iences. H. E. Andrews.

'TMVO Houses.—oho eight-room on Tllton St.A for rent, gas and water, plot lor cnrden.512 per month ; also onp on Messina Avo. forsale or rent. Foglletto A Rubba.

W-KLVK-and-a half Acre Farm for sale orrent. Inquire of J. W. Hollor.

Hammonton.WO Houses for rent—all conveniences.

J, S. Mart.OR Sale.— eight roomed house, with

all ronvcnliMu-es. Hood location—uii KegHarbor Road. Apply J. K. Oerhart.

Hammonton.TV)\VN I-otn and small farms for Kale byf ^ F p r rent, 0-roomed house. All couvonlon-ieTTbarnrnrid largo grounds.__A. J, Kins.

«nlc, atThlrrt nnd I'onch SHects. oneolthe bent built hotmeti In llAnimnritnn. In

tho llnc«t location In town, eleven-rooms andall cunvonlcncen, tucether with stbAiivnentcd

. barn, nnil nther bulldlncs. Tniiulro o(Iliiiumonton Trust Comtiftny.

Rooms for Rent.

| ? I M < N I S I I K I > UIHIII IB tu let.1 12< Morton struct.

wi>-r<>omH..lli n<«t(r«y Oince. «''ir. Kite llnflmr'Ttonrt nnrt'

HelluvlKi Avg,, «i>i>oiilto reium. l>ri»it.

Help Wanted.

. \X /A N'Tl-:!).—A younc man (Inrl i iK numrnormonths, to sftrvo na Janitor, runner, ttu<l

rlork, Apoly by luttor. The Peoples Itank.

Poultry, Supplies, Live Stock

MVKNTY - Klvo one - year - old tothorn- ItooHtorn for dale, tr> ctn, per pound.

The .1. K. ( lorhnrt Poultry Yards.Hammon,tun, N.Jt^

Announcements.

-TON park KelroHlitnnnt Stnnilwill be open to-day, from H n.m. to 8 p.m.

SaiidwIchcH. f r ankfur t e r^ Ice cream, cakoa.frultn. noft drinks, candles, etc. Itooks tohire, ofllclal programs on sale.

five-reel feature. "Voniieanco IsMinn," nt Palace Theatre this afternoon

and ovenlne.(1 A mi 1.; N S Plowed, ashen moved, and*-• teneral haullnc. Drop postal to

A. O. Eblnger. Liberty street.V'ENiJKANCK Is Mine." to-day, 12 to 2, 3.30

to fi. r> to «.:». at I'Mnco Theatre. This Is atreat you unrt visitors should not miss. Alsotnreu route of I'm makers. 10 cents admission^to all.pltRSSKD corn Heel and Pressed Ham—our*• own cooltlnj,—Bets. qr. pound.

t Jackson's Market.T> K W A I t n will be paid lor Information thatA>- will convict any narty who trespasses onmy property at Unsertalc. or InlurcH trees oranything thereon. A. Muckensturm.TJAMMONTON Auto Service, dayandnlshtn Call Minions'Candy Kitchen. 'Iloth phoues. Wilbur Bakley. Proprietor.

.LI. John .W. Itoljor. "608"—Automobile"SEsnornPrompt service—at all hours. -

James belzclt.AUTOMOBILES to Hire. Stand at Frank•̂ Apple(tato's corner. Bell phoue 141-j ;Local phone, 1253 : Kesldence (local) 1047.

Sidney Mart.L'TO To Hire. Leave calls at Krlmmel's.

Ixjeiil uhi>'ieS:U. John u Myers,lJi!'!"lE_lL'-'- Hesidcnce, local ois.

p U A N U E ot Auto stand. We^ our natrons that ordurfl lor auto servicecan be left or phoned to Cramer's Ilestaurnntand continued satisfactory Hervlce wi l l beaRHureil. Wes. Vauchn.Uicnl phone 1102 : Uell 1212.

Miscellaneous

C~)fFICIAI. Prngrnms, Sconta each, on salew at Wells', Simons'. Krlmmol's. Bank'smark's. \Vaplns'. and Malinaky'H. star Officeand 1'ark stand.ePAHKS-Karllimnnand-Bonny-nent -Tomato^ plants. $4 per thousand. Alsocut flowers.

II. schaumbere. Twelfth & Urand Sts.•pOH Male. 1916 Maxwell TourlncCar In Eood•*• condition. James >Y. Cuttrell,

Hammonton.pi.ANTs for Decoration Day, a (rood nssnrt-A nuri i t .— o! ctTanluins and oUu-r plantsIn Ijjouni and bud. .1. Murray liustiutt.pull Sale.—lon.i'OO sweet potato plants.—all*• grown Irom selected seed.

P. J. Fitting A Son.T?<Ul Sale,—two Kf.ited snrray In good con-A dltlon. Mlt'hnttl l^lllott. Hammonton.'p V!•!•:\VKITKHS l-'or Sale—several dlllerentA makfH. rebuilt and In good condition.

A. F. Maerle, Hammonton. N. .1.pi)I! l> \Vnod lor Rale—oak, lour loot long.^ John Oaimlerrl. Klin Post Olllce. On theFrank Allbrlelrt place.P< Ht Salu Cheap.—1H h.p. gasolene tractionA engine, cornstalk tmreder, express wagon,two to[i buggies (- and 4 wheel), and two lightcatts. A. J. King.f*AHHAriE and Cauliflower 1'lanln for sale.^ H. J. Kolle.TVfOTOn Cycle lor sale.—I'JM Indian. JustJS being pj-brhauled. Call at ?» N. Second.

L,ost and Found

fVOO Strayed or Stolen—a imall Collie.—1J nnino "Teddy." Oo<id reward lor binreturn, or Inlortuntlon aft to hie whereabouts.

A. Mnckonsturin.

Wanted.

V\7ANTKI).—fi or7 room house, with running-.!*-._»• Mcr. and alKlut 2 acrcn ol grmind. Slateprice. Addreiis'"CaBrr.-~ tlopuhlli-aiiOllloe.

I.KGAI. NOTIC1C

For I n s t a l l i n g Oiu* Complete H-InchDriven Ar tun iun Well.l lAi i i i i io i i ton . N. .1., A p r i l H, I '.UU.

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tv in 'h pni|,. I f..u I H I I ^ I I M - r u M - i n i i p t U i l t - d liv r\r .HIM, ,1 rlln'l. Ini l - ' l l l j iXi th i rn ifWI.llHI Hm.ioP i p j i U l t - i . ) i 1 ! ' - V \ ' ; t t i r r o i n i i i i H H l i H i i VH ni i h cI'Awii ..I Ihi Mul.MI, i-'HiMni'Minl 1||M II hi.)I - i t r c t -p t - < l rni i tntr l U Ml v\ III l>n c - t i l r r i .1 I n t olunl t i n - pet n rnmiH ' r n l h n i n n ni-iMll 'nil w i t h i nm - v r i i ( 7 i < l yn n l tur nnt l t l t ' i i l l cm nf iti 'crpt'uutool I l i c 1.1,1 I , , r,,,,- hi.I |H rrl iTlr,! nr f . U t l t i l t ' lcu l tH'd l i l t - . , f l u rl. w i l l he r r l un i t ' i t .

A M h l i t h t l n i l l 1..' inn,!.' t i p t i n h l i u i K I - M I U Mi v i i i h U i i n l I n t h i ' p i i i u p h l i - l o r f i p fd l t i - n l l o i iK ,I ' l t l l l rn t ' l . r lr *M )«• u l i inhi t -a nl Ihc oltlcr otIh r l l ' i u r c t nt \\ 'nti;r t ' t i i n t i i l r i r t l unc rn , l l u i n m o i iton, N' I -H .U- r rc iy .

l l < i i i i i t M'M r ^ . n uii t l hnn the rlclit to n-|i-iMn i i v o r n i l h l t t n .

I1' \ I 'I > l t l H IO 1 . M n - r r t u i V,[i»i .,l \\ • in ('oininlrinloiicrri, Mninoiunloi i .

We Lead in Quality

GET THE

Telephone Habit.

A TIME SAVERMONEY MAKER

A N o ' i - n r t l t v i ' l i n i i i l r i n I l i u t l nciin, j si

M OTIIH!Protect your Fura and Winter Clothing.

We h a v e a l i n e of

Tarine Moth-Proof BagsSi/en l l n t i i n e K i t Men ' ; . S n i t i , \o i i i rhe t t by ,\7 H i c h r n

A u l o s j / e , \o by ( > . | i n i ' l l e n

I H n l c l » i / e , ',11 l i v I" ' i l l i ' h r ' l

A I : « > , l . i ug i ' S l l e e ln ul T u l i l i " ' I ' . ipe l

Tar BallH, IB c. Ib. Flnko Camphor, 15 c. lb.I'ol S | i l l i i ( ^ l l o u t i e I ' l r i i i i i n g l i n n 1

lied lni|;. Koiu h , Am, K u l n u i l Mmr.c K i l l i ' i ^ ,

Hummontoii Tol»|ihono &Tnl,Co( » l \ rn llrul ol S*'i \' li 'e

At l,o went Cohl.

A. J. limr.lt, I'roa'l anil Mumiu«r.

l>:«Ulillnln<il l U |n>i i> l i i i1 Ini I ' n l i l i i l l i i i i i .l u l l r i u i i 1 1

Rod Ci'oss Phai'macy.

Full lino ol' now Spaldin^ (Snorting' Cords.' I ' l - i in i ' i l l u l b i K n i - k i ' l i i n n i l N i ' l n I n h t u c U

l lun r I l i l l l n , >, i r i l l : , In ^| .• ^

Suinr I t i - n i : ! K'lhucd I w r n l y pel i ' l ' i i l , or Ui abiml i i in l

If youwant the Best

at theLowest

Price,Get it at

Ruberton's

RUBERTON'S MARKET:llllt U l l l l ' I V U I ' A V I V , M K X l I I I K l I M I I I U - I ' l l

H u l l ) r i innr i i A u d i i l n l l v i ' i v

Phono your OrdersWo deliver

ORDER

A Fancy RoastI 'KOM

RUSSO'S

SpecialsRump Slcitk, 26 cents

Sirloin Steak, 26 ctsRound .Steak, 24 c

Rib Roust, 20 cPol Ro.ist, tS c

Chuck Roast, 16 cVeal Cut le ts , 2,H c

Yeal Chops, ->.) i-Breast Veal, iS c -*

Shoulder \\-al, ao c

RUSSO BROS.i i l h Sl. and K. K. Ave.

Aiitn !>rlivery

Specials inMATTING RUGS!

We Furnish

And just at the time when you are goiug to need them.

3 feet by 6 feet, 46 cents

feet by 9 feet, $2.169 feet by 12 feet, $2.75

AJLarge stock ofMatting, Crex, and Crex Rugs

in all sizesCongoleum Rugs, and

Congoleum by the yard

At BLACK'S

Wm. B. PhillipsAttorney - at - Law

Hammon±QH,_N._517-519 Federal St.. Camden

Dr. J. W. WallaceOSTEOPATH

Will be located at 229 Orchard St.jon_Tuesdiiy and Saturday mornings"andoiTTliTufsdayS~al l"day: toca"phone.

MAY

VICTOR RECORDS

ON SALE

AT STEEL'S

Conic- in ami liesir them,or try the sampk-s

at your home

QUALITY FO6DS

H .\\ I \ ( ' , I i i i - . r i l I l i u i n i i i M i l i n iI ' . i i k M. i i i . l lu i l l i r M- i i : i i>n

l i y l d , l l l f l l l u l i ' l i . l ^ ' . lu i l u :,|n-i I f u l l yI n l n l l n - l l i r j i u l i l i i l h a l l l i r n u i i i i 'W i l l n p r i i I n l I i u n i n i ' i t * ni l S i i l i i n l n vH U H I ' l l l ) 1 , M i l \ I 1 , U l l l l I I P M M |

M i | ' | i l \ n l i i i - i n - n i n , i i i K r n , n i i i l i iW l l l i ' l . pul l i l l l i i l , - . , I l l l l l . n i l l l r i Hulln y , n n i l i c iu ln i ) ; i n u U r i . A { i l l n i iii).;i .i | ili u i l l I n - in m' lvirr n l ic i l ,mi

IM"> S | i r r l i l l I I I I i l l l ) ; r l l l i ' i i l ! > I l l i l i l l 'In M C I V C ' | i i i -n l i - i i llolli |>liuil<-:<

Tin ' :•• II I ' l l K !• n

Krumbloa.Kelloi^n 's new all - whe iU

hiH-ukl'ast food. I ' . ve i yliodydel ighted \ v i t l i i t .

10 eent.'i per package

Cherries.'r»rtan brand, larê wliite

c h i ' i i i e s ; solid p a c k ; lurgocan ; del icious.

30 cents per can

M. L. Jackson & Son

,;,:;jf^f

PULPITST1IK K K Y TO T i l l : T K I - A S I ' 1 1 1 .

The

. SAIII IATJI SCHOOL LKSSON.

for Mil) II, )!>!<!.

"1.0, WK TCKX TO T I I K UK.NTIUCS ',.AcJ.s l.'J.;..lj!.:~>r,

"The Key lo the T I M - H S U r > 'text svas from A c - t s is ::- n> '•'•'.

The chief business nt i l n - , l i n n I. issel f o r t h in Ihe words spoken byC h r i s t to His l i r s t d i s i i | ih-s . " l - ' n l l u s sMe and I s s i l l m a k e you I" li.-comehshers of men " In i n a n y d im l i o n sshe is a c t i n g as i f e s e r si ty ho t I b i s were w h a tfo rmed f o r her, b l i n d to t h e I ' u o l t h a ishe w i l l a l w a y s he we i ik accord i i iu tot h e d i s t a n c e 'she ss .u .d . rs f r n i n l h a li dea l . K v e r s t h i n g else m i g h t 10 bes t i b o r d l n a l e d t o t h a i . H u t Hi' ' s''dth ing i s t h a t in m a n y i n s t a n c e s i t has

C O I . H K N Tl iXT: I hns'e sel thccI l i g h t u t t h e Con l i l c f i r . t h a i t hem. . I m i i l d c s i I"' f u r s a l v a t i o n u n l o t h e u l -l e r i i i u s t p a r l o l Ihe e a r t h . Ac Is 1:1.-17.

l l is m i l s a ve ry ' b r i e f o u t l i n e ofo i l i e r a c i i v - I ' m i l ' s m i s s . u n a r y j n u r n e y s t h a t I . l ikeC h r i s t h a d , u i v e * u s . l l I ' a u l d id any work in 1'cr-

ga or any Of t h e places between Po.rgaa n d A n t i u c i i h i s b i o g r a p h e r (Iocs no t, , , . . , i l l , . n i i . I n d e e d , ss. c are l e f t tosn l ipose t h a t he d id n o t even preacht i n - Cospel i l l I l l s o w n h i r t h p l n i - p .T a r s u s , i l u i i n g h i s s t a y t h e r e he iween

a lmos t e n t i r e l y l icit , lost s igh t ol i i i ; i | , , . i j , , , , - ( h a t h e l e f t J e r u s a l e m u n d e r

C I I K I S T I A A i : .MIKAVOH TOI'IC.

For .Mil} II, 1916.

W H A T Ml'HT WK DO TO HK L I K K.

John I J i : 1 ^ - K i .

her a n x i e t y to conform lo t h e i n l e t s f rom Chr i s t i n go and preachern" spirit r a t h e r t han h-1 ohedieni to j t n ii,.. C e n l i l i - s and t he l i m e when Bar-Ihe "hef iw ' i i ly \ i s i o n . " < > h t h a t Kl"'! nahas"_went for luni and i nduced h imw o u l d r e p e n t a n d c o n c e n t r a t e i i p o n j | n K(, t o ^ V n t i o c h .the chief object of her present ex i s t - j ,, I n . i y ,„, n,.,, t , , , - M ,me reason thecure. Duly Spi r i t did not p e r m i t Paul to

To succeed there must !«• loyalty t o , |ir(,a,,|, I T I ||U.S(. places. \Vu know tha tC'bris t . We mus t he prepared to " lor- | ( l (1 w.ul|,,,i („ preach in . lerusalem, butsake a l l and f o l l o w Him." Al l " u r j w , i s |,,ri,j,|,|on. and a f t e r w a r d s wasown ideas and w o r l d l y maxims must , i , , , .), , ,],!, , , , f , , r a t i m e to preach in

-HI of (!»d-r.. .i,,,,.. ,Togiveus expressed by .lesiis n'rl" """'I Minor,;ijs i t may sound, the.-re a re l imes w h e n , ] -_ . , , ,1|H| j i ; . (j

even reason h a s t o g i v e p l a c e t o f a i t h ,in the business ol c a t c h i n g menWhen Chris t t o l d Peter , t i n 1 exper i - 'c iK- i ' d ( i sherman, w i t h , perhaps. "•-

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the deep and let d o w n his n i - t . w i t h | Îhe promise t h a i he would gel ". :in,| , iu .y had t a k e n him w i t h them and r a u g h t of fishes, his whole previous^ ^^ w<_ ^ ̂ ^ ^y }^t r a i n i n g and experience to ld him t h a t , | ( i r s ( | ( )k |hc w()rk „„, may pt,rhaps

such a poss ib i l i ty was c o n t r a r y to all , ^ ^ ^ ̂ u ,nv i l l j n f , ,() ,,,,.„I,,, had been accustomed to l ,el ,e\e: ; ̂ (1.nlK,,rs „.,,,,.,, wt,re ,ikt,h. ,„ ,„,vet. he responded in words which a re , (_ i | ( - ( ) u n ( i i r p ( | ^ ^ ̂ ^-^ ^

a standing rebuke t o most o I . * : , Harnabas were going.-êwrmeleBB-at-EUy_wurd_LjulLleU. niiH^SâidTo 1̂ 1̂ , a

down the net." And the sucoe 1̂ .followed is the argument tor all Um/; l^ ^ | i _ r j

ti, ,i im-i i tv subdiii'd even, bv the Romans.. in favor of mv con ten t ion t ha t l o \ an \ , •in [.nor u, in \ j . c - e r t a i n , at anv rate, t h n Paulto C 'hr is t a lwavs commands success. • • •10 i in.!,. .1 . f.,,,,1,. - l rp lost c-onhc enc-e m Mark on aci'ount ofWhi-n fish a r e caught Hinds a r e . . . .

' . , ,, .„., .,,,,1 ,.qot his desertion at t h i s time, lor he re-fonnd "Go them to the sea and las t ,an hook and take up the lisb that j fused to take Mark on his, secomUour-llrst <'ome.li up: and when tbou hast m-y and even separated from hts hostopened his mouth . Ibou shall find a '"end. l lama has. on M a r k s account.

• .- u, • n,... i - ikp and idve Afterwards, however. Paul forgavepiece ol money; t ha t taKe. anct h'*1-unto them for TNI e and thee." The | Mark a n i l <-ommended turn t o . theratching of that fish by Peter at the church at Colossac. (See Acts lo: :!,command of Chris t , and the f inding and Col. -1: 10.1of the money is a picture of the wayj The__di_stjimji__lie»-w«Hi--PPTCT andin which. Gbd'-woulcHmve-Hls-church I AliTioch appears to have been aboutfinanced to-day Great sinners saved j 100 miles, and some of the roads mayby sovereign 'gracx- make great and have been in fes t ed w i t h robbers. We.liberal saints. Those who are most | learn from 'J Cor. 11: 2«. 27 thai Pauldeep ly conscious of their indebtedness encountered many perils on his jourto Christ give largely to the work ofthe church. That this has been so inthe past you wil l find if you study the

-Ihe-iear-ly-t 'liiiroh—:IK—lt_Js-j! History ofrecorded in the New Testament. Thoseearly disciples seemed to feel morethan wo do how much they owed toChr i s t ; ther/M'ore. we are not g rea t lysurprised when we read: "And n i lt h a t believed were together and hadni l t h i n g s common, and sold the i r pos-

t h e church da i ly such an wore be ingsaved." Or again:

In our top ic t e x t s Chr is t nmk,os threedemands upon us. We: are lo lovo om-a n o t h e r , lo obey I l l s commands, and loboar f r u i t .

The cpu 's l icm. W h a t is love'.' p resentsI t se l f nt once. There are tlirc.e k indsof love: n a t u r a l a f f e c t i o n , s e l f - sac r i -l ic ing devolion. and sensual passion.The f i r s t and second kinds must beTherishi 'd a n d d i l i g e n t l y c u l t i v a t e d , t h eh i rd kind niust. be restrained.

"(iod is love." and "he t h a i love thnot k n o s v e t h not God." "IJelovod. Idis love 0110 ano the r ; for love is of

God." (1 John 4: 7-11.)"God is love and be that abideth in

love abideth In God. and God ab ide thlu him.". 11 John._l;_l.(j,j

God's love for us. anil the low w h i c hHe requires of us, both toward Himand toward each oil ier , is Ihe love ofse l f - sacr i f i c ing devot ion. Persons whodo not understand the d is t inc t ion be-tween the d i f f e ren t forms of love as-sert thai ' lovi. cannot be control led andt h a t t hey cannot ' love those whom t h e ydo not like. _l t is true; that naturalaf fec t ion is a spontaneous impulse,' andcannot he m a n u f a c t u r e d to order. Hutt h a t is not w h a t God requires of us.God knows us be t t e r t h a n wo knosvourselves, and when H> says. "Tboushal l love." He is not l a y i n g upon us

iicys and t h i s one seems as likely tohave heen per i lous as any other; buttha t was a i ; uc s l l on t h a t did not enter

|-iiito—bis calculations, Ue_\Yai—iire=-pared to lace w h a t e v e r migh t c-omo (ohim courageously, and even j o y f u l l y ,for Chr i s t ' s sake-"for whom I have jsuf fe red t i n ; loss of all t h i n g s , and docount,' l l i L - i u . b u t refuse tha i I maysvin C h r i s t . " I P h i l . ']: S. i

In I b i s lesson ss-e have a specimensessions and goods and parted them toj ,,|- ( 'mil 's s t y l e - w h e n speak ing lo Jews,all as every man had need. * * ' | In Chap. 17: HIM',! sve h a v e n specimenPra i s ing God and h a v i n g favor w i t h u l ' J ' an l ' s s t y l e in .speakIjig I'D Greeks ,all th / ! people', and t i ie Lord ailclciFlo']'j'|,,. i JMVcrcncc i n - l s v e e - n These- t w o mi-

dresses shosvs boss c a r o f t i l Pau l waslo adapt his nn- t lmd of p re sen t ing Ihe

t i lde of them t h a t believed were of j (i(l., |M.| ,„ ,],,. c h a r a e - l e ' r of h i s a u e l l -e-nce . l i e t r i e d t o awaken I n t c r f - s l anddisarm p r e - j u d i c e > h y open ing h i s a d -d rens in s u c h a way as lo slmsv l h a lIn- SVNK in l i - res le t l In t i l i n g s In wh i r l ,i h c v sse- rc i n l e - r o s t e d . H u l m , i n a l l e - rw h a t Pau l began t a l k i n g abou t h e a ls s a s " ended vsdlî . l eMi i s_a j id_Hje n - n u rr cc lh i i i a n d t h e Gonpe l o f s a l s a l l o nt h r o u g h l a l l h In Jesns

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, a l i u i i l h i m I he H e N l l l e p i i p u h i t l u l l bet n i n i ' l i i l i T i ' M o d and Ihc.s i r n s s d e d I n t o

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l p r c m - h t i n - l h m p i - 1 lo t h e m n l n i i . i - x c l l -ml I l i e . n s s mid I n l l l s nl Ihe moreh l l ' u l c d , | . . . . \ , t n l o l H i e s i n l l l r n d l i l e d

I n i ' - i m - i i i , , n n d r i i l h ' O lu ' . a lnMI ' n u l t . ' l ' l I l i ' - m I h a t hv r i - ] e i II I I . ' , ' - . , t l ' e l l n ' S hnd t i m i l e l l i n . ' ' !, : I H i n t In 1sn, | |d l e n s . -

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one h e - a r t and of one- soul ;said of (hem l h a l migh l of l l u -t h i n g s w h i c h in- possi'ssed svere- lib.own, but they bail all ihlngs in com-mon. And s v l l h g r i -a l power gave t h en p o s l l c M wl l i i . - ss of Ihe n - s u r r c c l l o t iof t h e - Lord J O H N S , and great gracewas ll pi.n llii.|ii"iilT. Xi ' l l l ie r w a r f M l r n r nn n y among t i n - i n U n i t l a e - k i - t l "

K x a m l n e . H I O K I - Si - r i p lure i . In I In-l i g h t o f t h e i r i - n i i l e x t a n i l s n n s v l l ll l m l t h a t t h e - e ' l i i i n h ss-hh h i n n n l l i - s lI'd such ii h p l r l l nl i M ' l t sat r||h i- wasa i - h u r c h i l e ' v i t t od m t h e svorls olb r i n g i n g im-n l o C l i r n . i In, d e v o t i n nto I I H e ' l l l e f h l l l ' l n e i o , and I n s u l t s I nIH, t.ord S V J I M r e s s a r i h i l hs t i n - M . i - n lg l l l n o f H M c o n v i - n i .

I am no l p l c ' i u l i n r . h . - t c Im t i nn i e - t hudn svlilch t h e y ailopt,,-il n lI h o l I K h I t I l l l g h l be t h e - g r e a l e n l M . " :In , ' o l a l l I I ssc d|,! In an ago s s h i e hh , c h a r m I c r l / . i - d h y I h e N i u n l l l n K i n n ln e l l l n h m nn hnl I , |o p i r n . I tm H i e

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an in.possinie ohhgal ion . On t h e cont r a r y . He; is s e t t i ng before us a s tand-ard cjf pe - r fee - t ion to w f i i c - h we muststrive to a t ta in if xve- desire to rise tot h e - h i g h e s t cond i t i on of svh ie -h sve arecapable.

"God is love, and lie t h a t ab ide - I l lin love abidelh iji (Joel , and Goda b i e l e t b in Him."

.W_haL_God requires, of us_is i h a t weshall learn to lovp .as-H<; loves. -Hedoes not love us. sinners, because Hel ikes us. Ho love's us because it isHis n a t u r e to love. "Herein is love,not tha t we loved C,od. but that llnloved us,, and sent His Son to be thepropi t ia t ion for our sins." Love inits highest form is self-sacr i f ic ing de-votion. And t h a t form of love we cancul t iva te by p u t t i n g it in exercise. Wee-an learn to love eitbers by denyingourselves t h a t we may be lu- lpful toothers, even to_ilu)sej.wlxo.are-iialciiid-to us.

"If » love them that love you. whatthank have ye? for even sinners lovethose tha t love them. And if ye dogood to them tha t do gooel to yon.what t h a n k have ye? for even sinnerselo the same." (Luke li: o2, S3.)

Ob'.'dii-iie-e to Christ 's commands isthe second demand wh ich He makes

.upon UK-li i-our texts. — We Imve-ulready-considered Mis First and Second com-mandmen t , "Tbou shall love God," and"Thou shalt love thy neighbor." (Set-M a t t . '^2: :!f>-40.) H u t ll/e gayc anothercommand on t h e subject of love wh ichlie-eels lo be- special ly e /mphasl /e-d InI h l s age;* (see John 13:!!4, ST.. I "Anesv e -on inmndnion t I give u n t o you.t h a t ye love one a n o t l u - r ; even as Ih a v e loved yon , H i n t » also love oneiinoihef. l iy tills shal l al l nu-i i knosvt h a t ve are My e l i s o l p l e - s . I f ye h a v elove one1 to anothe ' r" "S/le- hosv theseC h r l s t i a n s love - one anolher ." said ah e a t h e n i n t h e l l r s l c en tu ry : w h a t ev ld e n e ' • is I h e - r e - Now of a s p e e - l a l love olI l i i : d l sc lph ' s of J O H N S for each o l h e r "ll ss,. are I l l s bn-lhren and HlHtnr*.can we no! love e - i i ch o t h e r for Hi: 'imko? >X

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room. She went hack to the glassamn>e.Kan to use the powder puff .

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just once too often and I'm down andout."

; The powder puff fe l l out of herhand and she stood staring at him.

"It's in all the evening papers," headded, wearily. "Don't you see, Vi?That 's why she wouldn ' t send yourdress. She knew. Everybody knows."

TTo KOt. ~~ifp un's'feaillTyiT "And youknow! What do you th ink of it?" helaughed .

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, Ini n mr, in in' . - M I I l i f t - , umt-, w l . l l t i t hnl o urnl i t i i n s i . . | i u t l l s IIH Monti , lull . n wnn i.volv.',1 r i t i n i i i l s ' l n i i l l n n o n n h t r i a l I,, n lnutn-l .ci of N t i ' l h i i i l M tui i l ro ia l ion l t lo . iM Titon l i l l l l K to . li-iinitr. H l . n o Mil n,i I h n l I tis I I I nnl i . l n l n u nor l i ' i tr .-oliKsn f ix in iin ' in - l l i ' i . in l i i i i . i l l l n i ; l l i o r u l i r l o . I liiarn-nl lln. I nn . l . i l l l l i ; lln, youlit svln-ll Inyi l i o l h i ' , tunl n l t i l i . l n worn nuppoio-il l l>l i i i s - o an M i n n s | n t l rn of tx iw Klovi-n anH l K V l l i ' . . | | f i l l n r , | i ' l l t l o f luivl . i i t to I INl l t f lt i n n l u l l . I n n l nn loin; nn i . l n I loon I tr v r t O . . I M I . , s ' i n i t h a i niiin.i i io i r tonninn I. ..in,; u , il ..... | Im l ln- l i mm i n svorli

h y n i h i < v f i l m ' s l l i i ' V ' . ' o mcsrisly oi'ono.

l i . i - - . t i |ms I , , r m y l l s l n i ; . \ V h l l o r.Mut>iI l i - h i i m - n . I l i i - r n wns no r u n t to tni n t h l Inn a n ^ i - l l i o svorU SMIM t l o l t o I I Ii n s ' ess n l i . i h . n , i n l i n t s shn i i;l"v,.il . i ' N n n . ' t . l i ' i n i ; l a hs- t i l t . |;ror.n of pnlr.-i ,I i i ' l i l f i l ' n > i n o l h i ' i i i I n n n . l l s . s v l t h. I n - | . r ls l l . - | ; t - of n n l n c t i n - i t - n r m.-n A NI I I . - i n In no I t . - , . - - > n l t V I i i l ion . I I I n I l l l o i ;n i l iilhi.'t'. ins ot I ' r t n - . n l r>|>.. , . .- , .- t i ,uno l i l v I n n i l o l l n l ' M .1 l l l . i | | i l l Ti l l - t , . | . | > l i - t li i n n l n l l i l i l I t t - l . t ( s s i - n l s t l s .- i l n l l n t r . n n t lI h o , .1 ' lnnil K i l l I I H . - 1 - n i h ' l l n i : , T l t n ll i n t of i -xpt - i th i -o I-. n i l I l i n l I n . - ' - i l S M U I Va l io t i t , f o r Iho , l . -n i i inn, ; i n , t i n l a i n t nilvery I l l t l i '

" I t him or t r i i o ' f i n r c t l lo nn- I h n l nl.'trl -working h<-r svny l l u L j u u l t tn l l i -L :oN t l K h t Ki-l i . i n n s ^ l o s i - r t to i l i - a n l i o n iher svc- i . l t l iy i i ial t- . i Ah-., l h a l n s s i i i n m tl I s - l i . K In n n i i l i i l r l n t i i n i > . K h l > o i l io tn l I t - i sll.K no rof(i.l..i- t ' loaal i i , ; n l io l i . n i U . h l i i , ' -'lllll'n II pIvyl l lK r l l rn t l . l r . To Us lo , 1 , 1

n i i y t l i l i i K of I h l n l t l .n l N. mis- [ n i l it' I lKl . t Isld Hlovii ' .-rtKlon u .n i l . l I.,, t i l l i . if o l l y , l lu l l a l i «n lKh l i . | | p in t -en, nnvi;lrl i l n t rnn ln iMt lo h t - l p l i t . r io . i r . ss n!ra.-tl.ll.ly ho ah ln lo l ln. l lo f -na i . of ninlftl.K l> l lvol lhooi l I t In the s s l l l lo tinU I hill i-otniln Al l i ' i tn l I l l . i n l , H i n twht- i iLVi ' l - I lools .11 i n s « l l | . | , h ' , l l"tn t n t n n t "

s s h y n i h i < v f i l m ' s l l i i ' V ' . ' o mcsrisly oi'ono.l l i l / l l i l l hn |hn Nloln.-ar. ' nn l i n i l t in ti i f l i t i n i l , l , ' , , l , ; l , . s t . i i ' l t i S L l l n l o l

' A l . . . . . I t i n , , h i i i i l n , i ' l i l t , l l t n n ' n n oi - h n r i i i - f n i l l i . i n , , f . -ss . . l l l t h t ' i i , f i t i xs sh l . h UK, I,, t t i u t s i . i n or l o i n am nots s o r l l t l ln, i n - i . n oi H i t n , I , , , I I I | M K In

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lo | i o l l l n n o . - l i . l ) , IIt I., lln- ,1.'ll.nl. '|'. II ll h.ln nol

N I V I . V I I I ' : T \ I N 1 N H n loon m-l.'I |".I out .I I inulti . t in- , I'""

—herself. Once they had loved eaoli| other before money and the follies: of money came between. It came toI her that they must love again—thatj this gale of disaster was blowingi them together closer.| She went to him 'and put her armsj about him. He looked at her unbe-{ IfevTiTg: "(Joing- to stay?" ho asked] hoarsely.j "Of course I'm going to stay."

Her tone astonished her by its ownfirmness. "1 helped you into this

|-tliinK-an<U'm-goiiig-to_help_yau_otit^_1 ought to know how to he poor. Iwas poor enough when you marriedinc. I loved you then, Donald, foryourself . Won't you forgive mo nilIhu past nnd believe, that I love youHI 111 for yourself , Hincc: there is noth-ing lef t , but yinirsedl".'"

"Vlob' l ," he m u t t e r e d . "My dar l -ing." He: he- Id her e-lose> mill Uissoel

JU'JL Ht'.!Sj;nl.Jy__li)2__siM)ki> Lll_.!L '!£w

voice, "1 t h o u g h t t h a t th i> nvoneyhai l s to len you asvay from me."

"And I t h o u g h t l h a t it bad stolenyou f rom inc. So I tu rned to mye l r i ' H H C H and 1 ' r lvol l t lcn."

They were nl lcnl . u l l l t l o w h i l e , eudit h i n k i n g . Then bo excla imed: "Why,I'm on ly fo r ty -one . I e-air begin overn g a l n . "

She shook her head. "No, you shall.iievur. . liugln nvur again... Lo .miiki;.nione'y t h a t way. We bad too i i i u e - h .A n i l too much money, f a t h e r used 'osay. In n 1-urne."

"Why, V io le t , Vlolel." lu , f a l l n r e d ."Von imiko in.' feel almost a.-. |f |d l d n ' l care, i.boul Ihb t . And I wi tsready lo Ink , , my osvn l i f e , * w l i e ' i i Icame I n t o I h l i i house l i ^ i i l g h t "

Hhe ( l i d Nol Mpea l l . She' cet l l ld not.Hul M|IC c l i i i iK lu him and made, manyne 'eTOl V O W S .

( IIH K l NS I H U M It lCI' .Hossny i hh Isn and e l i i i ' l i l l n g M art,

Jmil he|; lnnlnr. lo main, t h e i r apiu'i.r-ui ice ' , b in t i n s C l i l i u ' . - t i i n i e l lme l of ha t chIng au imm> un l lvu lllilldxtJlL-lUlcU.-.and i h l t l t c i i . ' I 'K' i I n on., n l t l b i K bunnot s o t l ieci i ad i i | i iee | l u t h i n e o n i i l r y .

I nlimk. ' i l rice IM iiui'd for I lui pur-ptii.e, a m i ss l ion Ib l i , bun he-en rouHt. 'el,I t In e i t h e r ceiole- i l by a f l . l l l l l l I K pro-i OI .M, or t h e ss l i i . i la a l lowoe l to hlosvlhro i i | - . l . I I i i n l l l I I I H In l s i - s sa rm.

The' hrec'der llii.ii aprliiliLnn a Ihree-I m l . I I . .VKI - of rlo« III Iho hol lo l l l of ass i ioe le i i t u b , and ON Ihh , t i i i r faco pluc.'riahe i i n a h u n d r e d eg i j i i , n n n t h e r l ayerof l i f t , ahot l l I s v e , l l l e ' l l e n t h l e ' l . h ,npre ' i .d nvr l l i e n i an i l on I h h . layei-'-|-,K" a r t : al i tu p lacoe l , and Ih, , tub Inn l l e t l |n t h i n s v n s u n l l l I h o r o a n , t i l tl aye rn of rice ami l i v e , l a y o r n of ><nnn.m a l s l . i i - , I H e I , , , m l , , - . I ei;i;:. In n i l I N I h et u b

I ' i v ^ . r v I w e n l y r n i l l I l i M I I ' n t h e i (cohan t o h,, l i c ' a lcd , and lor t h h , purporu ,Iho . - H K » I n i V o lo ho r e -moved , Iho hn lI . . I l l U s e r I l l l : . t i m e l i t ' l l l K |ilure,| o l .lop and Iho o i l ie r l a y o r n olio rosy

• losve'l l l e i S V N . llu, en (jit Hint oe-e'upletlH.o c e n t r a l p i n d l l o i i I I I t h n t u b N O Wl i i ' l i i K p laced a' Hi" mlKii i i .

Then, 11^^n.in d l l l l e u l l v In K'U.«H.t-'i h e om.i ' i n|lv "I w h i c h th» i'KK" w i l llialcli, and ui.lcnn t a re In (alien, nonu,

in y o N N K oi.i'l. are, I l l so ly lo hon. i iu ihere ' . l

I h l n In , o( ei iorno. t he point III wl|l.'llIho n l i l l l l r of t he expor t In n b n w i i .

1

The Hammonton PaintIs the very best paint ever used in

Hammonton.

There are scores ot buijdings intown covered with this paint,

• which look well after eight ori ' ten years of wear.

The Hammonton Paint is sold forless than olhrr f i rs t-class paint .has no equal, as it works well,covers well, and wears well.

It

Sold by JOSEPH I. TAYLORHouse, Sign, and Carriage Painter,

Second and Pleasant Sts.,Hammonton, N . J .

CHICKENSGoing 'td'RaisrGhick-ens-?

You need

A good Brooder!

\Vailt to money

Then save it by buying tlie lowestpriced Brooder.

. Report of the Condition

The Peoples BankOf Hammonton, W. J.

At the clone ol builneu/"•' Mondnr. Mar l. i»i*.

(' IlKHOUUCESLoam and dlicounta 83fiO.KW.4ftOvrrdratU ; RS.I8Stork". SccurltlM. etc 1GH.JU9.R1Il»nklng-houit>, lurn. and ilxt .. 7.000.00riondn and MortuadeB 47.000.00Due Iroin other I)»nkn. etc 32,411.8!)ChuckR and cub It«m« 018.1.1Cashonhanil M.8S7.Z1Other amieti ' _ 158.80

((118.742.42I.1AHM.ITIKS

Capital BlockSurplust.'iidlv. prolltNU'KHt'xp. A taxi-midl » i u - I n i . tht-r llnnkK. t-tc.D I v l d i - n d K lliuialilInd iv idua l deposits, on drmnild.I n d l v l i l u u l i l i ' iMisltK. on t imeDl'iiliVlul i-iTlldf.lIrs nl d i - lmsl t . .Time certificates ol dt-poRlt

{BI8.74i42State ol New Jcrnt'L-CnjinliLpI Atlantic. M.JlU. U .InrkBim. l>renlili. |it.~aiid W. It. Tllton.

CaTlih-r nt Hit- abovt- imnit-d bunk, belnefit'\vnllly d u l y HWnrn. <-:it'h lor blinsi 'll dciiotwsand KnMMhnt thi- l i in - iml i iB sli i l i-nicnt Is true,lo the bt st ol his knowli-dce and bellel.

M. L. . lACKxnN President.XV. U. Tll.ToN. Canhler. '

nhRcrlbeil and sworn to belore me th i sjil inli <l i iv ol May A.H.. liim.

8W1.000.00fi.viiio.no8.797.0:1

171.7(1W8.«>

!l5.W>4.Sn277.662.<4

1.22U5100.00

W M . I . I A M

Town Council Meeting.Wednesday eveuiug's session ol

Council was an important one, andall members were present.

Fire, Water and Light Commit-tee recommended the purchase ofa motor-driven truck for each FireCompany, the selection of each tobe up to Council (next Mondayevening.) So voted.

License Committee reported theirpublic meeting, hearing of protests,and referred applications to TownCouncil.

Chief of Police reported threearrests for disorderly conduct, andeight lodgers.

Collector Davis gave his receiptsor the month os $432-.-1-3-.- Clerklosted his receipts as J?y8.o6, foricenses, etc.

Overseer of the Poor showed inhis report tha t several cases were idisposed of s a t i s f ac to r i l y .

Board of Heal th stated tha t there !jK£je_s»tjll__seventy_jiousos not con-nected with sewer, and" wisnT3~~to"know what Council is going to doabout it. Referred to bexverageCommittee.

George Leek asked t h a t repairsbe made to \Vest Mil ls Road, the

You can get a Brooder, 500 to1500 capacity, at

$12, or $16, or $30,

as the others.

"We havealToT

HammontonPoultry Association

Fire Insurance at Cost.

The Cumberland MutualFire insurance Company

Will insure your property at lesscost than others. Reason: operat'gexpenses light ; no loading 01premium -for profits ; sixty-sevenyears of satisfactory service. Cash

Surplus over $100,000.For particulars. 0ee

Wayland DePuy,flgt, Hammonton, N.JCor. Second and Cherry Street1

Walter J. Vernier

PLUMBING & HEATINGContractor

Registered

Panimpnton, N. J.

Local Phone 004

Ji)lniL. CampbellPLUMBING, HEATING

and TINNINGTin Roofing,

Heater and K a n g e WorkGasoline Kiiîm-H, Tanks,

— ]'ninpn,-\Vinil Mills, etc.

Pneumatic Water SupplySystems for all purposes

Well Work, Pipe, and FittingsLocal I M i o n e

H;'..muu>:if on, N. J.

•armW« ll.yc fl,,l.l O»«r 11,0(10 F.rnn lo D«t«

No I'ulliiii f«n mid nu wilUi«w.l i-Uiifi. Y«MI f*rIII 1,111 I,JIIIIII|M| ill* .III I ukllu i~l iiuto«i>«. Wl«

E. A. Strout Farm Agency

D. M, CHAPMAN, Aijent,KI.M, M'.XX JI ' .KJt l ' .V

FOR SALE,About 33 aoroH of

flno land.l/ocatrd l l i^hl at I 'otmini Station.

Thin Innd, niont ol I t , in nil (.MKH!an then- in in ihe Slntr

Wil l lie nold i i l f . A i ' foi t A i i U ; ol

part CIIH!I mid Imliuice ôod iirgotlahle puun.

Apply t < >ALEX. McOULLOUGH

Qox 'J5, SuurluVe, Toxat

Corret - t—Atleul :Wi l l i am I. ninrk.

Win. .1...Smith.Samuel Anderson.

r ol Heeds.

No. 10.440Report of the Condition

OK THK

First National Bank of Minotola-in-tha

New Jersey,At close of business May 1,1916

cost being estimated at txventy-live jdolla s. Voted, i h a t he be in-structed to do the xvork, and sub-mil bill to Town.

Figueroa Cut Glass Companyasked that xvater mains be run to;their nexv p lant , just started, and afire hydrant installed. Referred toWater Committee

TfTaek as!

j5LrrisM_â,3L ,̂_

get yours? No? We have.

\V. L.to move the Simons

permissionbakery build-

TlESOtTECKSTLoans and Discounts S83.8T>5.14Overdrafts, unsecured 17.4yU. S.. Uonds deposited to

secure circulation.. 6,250.00_Bonds and Securities

lileuged as cuilateral.AOdO.OOSecurities olKrr than

U. S. Bonds 5.000.00- 10,000.00Subscription to Stock

ol Keilerul Kes. Hunk . .1700.00Less Amount Unpaid — 850.00— fcW.00UanKliii: House 2.Z12.15Kurultiire>v KlxtureH 1,721.31Due Iroin Federal Reserve Bank.. 2,600.00Due Iroin Approved Ueserve Aseuta

In otht-r r.eservi- Cities .. 3.905.88Due (roni Brinks and Hunker* 600.00fractional t 'urrency 7K.:17I lutslde Checks and cash.. 2<.40— 102.77Notes ol other National Bankn 270.00Federal I'.eKerve NnteH 65.00Total coin and 1'ertlticnten 4.800.00Ij?Bal-tender XjiteK .'. 580.00Redemption Kuud with I'. S.

Treasurer (0 pr.cl, ol circulation 312.M

JII7.SW2.24I.iAiur.iriK.s :

Capital Stock t.ald In Ki.OOU.OOSurplus Fund 4.000.00Undivided I 'rofltH 22KL2BI.CHS Kxp.. lnt.,V Taxes I'd 13IKI.48-- 81)9.80Clrculatlnc Notes 6,240.00Individual DeposltH KUtilect

to check..M.OW.MCertliit-d check* :tS74(rIlepOKltd rt-l l l l lrlne

.Notlte IVMJ limn W Ja /B , . . , 24.288.31Total rii'lrtJIlil Dpr,oKllK.r>rUn™ti.'» of lleiHisllTotal Time IH'ixmKnlUll.l I'nmblc. lududlnc

reuri-Kentlng inonuy In

.77.K7.!12444.112

.444. inbl l l ia t l i jnairroêd . 4.000.00

JII7.U(U.24

STATK or N K W . IKIIKKY.COTNTT <IK ATi.ANTie. UK :

nnnicd linuk, do mi le i i l i i l y Hweitr that thealiovf Hlali- incnl In true lo the lic-nl »l mykniiwledttf [Hid bellel.

A I . K I I F . I l I ' l l .M.MKIIS. raiihler.KuhHcrllM'd nnil Hworn to huioru me thla 10(h

day ol May . Ill 111,XV. llowAiin SIIAIU-, Notary I'ulillc.

Corrt-cl—Altenl:Ira I'. Hlmru, |

CharliiH l lnn tb t t rKer . .- Illrectorn.Kni i iu i ' l Haiitatalu, )

Report of the Conditionor

HammoutonTRUST COMPANY

Of nitminonton, N. J.M II.!• .Inn,. ,,l l,,|,,lM.'«n

MiMiilny. May Int. lliltl.

lloilil" nnil I l l i i l l i r i l l f rn MI.7HV IK)

Tlini- Inalm mi i-i . l l i i i i ruin 4,70ft IK)I i i - i i i u n . l lunun nn r u l l i i l i i r a l n 44.:tml : t lI . I I K I I I I to r l l l i h n l i ' l luv. l l n I I . M i l ININ - ' l i ^ lunl l i l l l l < l i i l i r l i i i i l i . i l IIH.II'.ljt W>OV,. , , ln, | |n ,„ ||,

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Hun In l lnnkn. rli .I l l l ln |i«>»lil1

QIIIO.IMKt (HtIt. UNI Oil

Mil 111N.IM.I Ml

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I ' l i ' l i i in. Tniuiiuuii', of Urn al invn iinmod I H H I I -imiiv, IroliiN mivr la l ly du ly Mworii, onch dul i t m n i ' l f i l i -pt tHort nni l w n y n Hin t I l i n lortifiilniHI n l i n i i ' i i l U U lie. l.i I In l imlo l l i l n k n u w l i i i l i o>nil lii,ll«l.

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I r l i n l i ' i IIlinilt Mi'ioih.)- >

I W MrO.,v»lii I

DR. J. A. WAA8

DENTISTI t e l l e x u r A x c n n v , 1 liuiiiiioiilon

ing.from Bellevue south on Second~Srreet, near the oufiiCT~of~Viini St.-Granted.

Committee reported favorably onthe new combination lire nozzle,and it was voted to purchase onefor each company.

Italian Society asked permissionto parade on J u l y i6 th , and paradeand set off r irexxuii ts on the I7th ; 'also, lo light the streets xvith lairy jlamps. As the ib th fa l l s on Sun- 1day, the Law and Order Coiumitleexvill ascertain xvhat they xvish lo doon that day , and secure it in xvri-ting before next Counci l mee t ing .

Council received a communica-tion from T. B. Delker, protestingagainst granting of l iquor licenses;also one from L. B. \Vinkler. enclo-sing a copy of his protest sent toLicense Committee, but not receiv-ed by them, protesting ijgainstgranting a Iteense to Ranere.

The vote on the various licenseswas as folloxvs, — all being grantedexcept Ranere's :

-Open Evenings-

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MONPOET'S STOREShoe Repairing Promptly Done

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Clerk waw instructed to uotifyeach applicant to keep within thelaw, or forfeit hin license.

luiîneer Remington reportedthat in widenin};-Kf;gHnrl)or Roadlo I'cuch Street, 265 fret of curl)would have to come up and berrlai t l , several poles moved, andone tree dun out,—ul a total coatof seventy-six dollars.

Clerk i n s t r u c t e d to cu l l a Townmeet ing, to mix IMlist* and pioci'udaccording lo laxv in abuvc' ma t te r .

Highway Commit tee a i i l l i o r i / e t lto have Ox'erseer Comhe i t - p a i r midgravel paitsof ( i i a m l St., SecondKond, and N o i l h St.

I'ei inissioii WHS ^ i x e l i c h i l d r e nto paiade on " M a y D a y , ' ' amispecial officers appoli l le i l fo i lluu

Un-Clulmotl Luttur*.

The fo l lowing l e t l e i s l e u i a i n r duncalled-foi in the 1 li immoiilonI'ost (.)fTlct- on Wi-dncMilay , MayHi, nji6 :

Mm. r. t ' . . luhnniin AUnnl l in LmliUruMr. I ( V I M , • X V i i i M l r i i l T

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I'eisoiin cu l l ing lot l iny ol thenhovc xvill pli-ane mute t ha i it linnbren ailvcrlised.

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Palms, House Plants,Cut Flowers,

Funeral DesignsIn fresh flowers, xvax or metal

WATKIS & NICHOLSONH ttiid Landscape Gardener

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Gardiner BrothersWlnslow & Hammonton

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Bath Room Comfort."C1.K \ X 1 J N K S S IS N I C X T TO C.OlM.INKrJ.S"— but re-

a w e l l a . t r n i f i l . s a n i t a r y l > a t h room f»i i t s - f u l l enjoyment, foronly the lianlie-,1 IIH-II or xvonien can h.ithe in ,i coltl, uiisAiiitaryl i a t h I . M . , ' i , '.x i l h o i i l _ i - i i d a i i _ y i m (g iii'liUJ! , , M a k y vonj' hat_h__ro«ijn,

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Uesit lence, W i n s l o w , N . J .

All Kinds of Hauling.

JOHN PRABOH

Funeral Directorand

EmbalmerTwel f t h St., b f t . K n i l r < m < l ; i

Local 1'lione < ;o i . Hell ^/ i,

Hammonton, N.J.

"CATALOG FREE"518 MARKET STREET

PHILADELPHIA

W. H. BorushousoFire lusxirance

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Oouvoyanoingr,Nolnry 1'ublir,

Co inn i i r iMtonc r of Dcctl.-iI luiuiuonton.

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S u l p h u r

HI no Stone

l l u i i o w . s , C i i l l i v u t t k i s

Small ( i i ir t lcn Tools

D. J. BAXTON & CO.

PaporhanginK,Painting, and

Grainingi Im iiin

Hox

A. H. Phillips Co.

Fire Insurance

MONEYI'OII

MORTGAGE LOANS

l l iu l l e l t H u i l t l t n u , At lant ic City

Firemen start at

Twelve-thirty to-day

For Collingswbod:

Hope they enjoy it.

Throo contn por copj. HOYT A: BON, Publishers and Printers. One twcntr-flTO per y«»r.

Vol. 54 HAMMONTON, N. J., SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1916

Have the new map

Printed on your

Stationery. Pee

Hoyt & Son about it.

No. 21

Wallace Harley was in townover Sunday.

Ernest Jackson and family werehere for May-day.

Miss Bertha Miller was one ofSaturday's visitors.

W. C. Jones was up from Tuck-erton over Saturday.

Simons' nexv twin stores are aboutready for occupancy.

Miss Beatrice S5tly, of Camdcn,•was here two or three days.

Mrs. S. E. Brown, c*'-Philad«l-phia, visited relatives here the firstof the week.

Capt. and Mrs. Boice visited athome.-o£, their daughter, Mrs.

Mrs. Kmily Morrill Shinn, fromGlassboro, visited local friends thefirst of the xveek.

Mr. Shugar's photo gallery is onthe move, to the lot in the rear ofRed Cross 1'harmacy.

lung motor Tiasarrived, and can be had at presentat Dr. Cunningham's .

"SEerT _ artlett will sell theproperty of Pasquale Vitullo, atBuena Vista, next Wednesday.

The Littlefield Company's iceplant had to shut doxvn part of thisweek, on account of broken shaft.

To-morroxv xvil l be a big day atSt. Joseph's Church. About onehundred children will be confirmed.

All the suburban schools willclose next Friday, 26th. TheCentral xvill continue two weekslonger.

Toxvn meeting next Thursdayevening, at eight o'clock, in UnionHal l , to consider the widening ofICgg Harbor Road.

The Water Commissioners gavethe con t r ac t for an eight-inch wellto the Ar tes ian Well Driving Com-pany, of Philadelphia.

The husband of Mrs. James L.White ' s only sister xvas one of themen ki l led at the Gibbstoxvn pow-

-tlcr-pla ul-ex|tlcwibrrrhiyrSaTiirtlayTThere is another milliner in

town . She is yet nn a m a t e u r , forshe arr ived ear ly M o n d a y m o r n i n g ,at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win.Gcndler

.Memorial Sunday services willbe j ield in the Haptist Church , onthe 2»th The servicesjm the^joth

A., as usual.

John T Kel ly xvill open his nexv"Central IMiarma.cy" n e x t xveekThursdav . in the I tal ian! I t u i l t l i ng ,corner ol llellevur Avenue andHorlon Street. .,

There xvi l l l ie it l e e l t a l i l l theI ' l ' t 'sbytetiiui C h u r c h n e x t l''nd|iyeven ing , May i-Mli Tin- musicalminilieis a ie bv pupils of Mrs.Cla ra A . H I O X X I I .

R e v . a n i l M r s Win . I I . 1 'arrarreached I I u i i i i n o n l o n on T h m s i l a ye v e n i n g , - the end of then longjourney from liuliii They xveica i T o i i i p a i i i e d l i x t h e i r two youngdaugh te r . They w e t e x v e l i ' o m e t l"home

MAY-DAY ̂ SUCCESS.

Words are- inadequate to describelast Saturday's M a y - D a y Festival.To say that it even eclipsed theexpectations of the committeesthemselves, is pu t t ing it mildly.

Theday dawned cool and cloudy,but for tunately fexv drops fell.Crowds began assembling beforenine o'clock, a n d ere the march ofthe school children started, (425 ofthem, down Bellevue to the Pennsyand re turn 1 there were severalthousand people, mostly standing,or sealed "comfortably in the^-coresof automobiles. The Boy Scoutsand Girl^Pioneers xvere not numer-ously rep'resented in the p^r i l ( le-both organization being assignedto active duties in the exercises.

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flag by two hundred an.d s ix ty girlsof at least a hal f -dozen na t i ona l i -ties, and singing "Star SpangledBanner,"—a splendid tableau, en-acted by f u t u r e Amer ican cit izens.

Miss, Miriam Elvins. as May'as, escorted u> lier throne

by Misses Helen C u n n i n g h a m andElizabeth Eckhardt , and followedby—M-iss—ffeten Wesvoat;crownbearer. Then, amid cheers andblasts .of horns, l i t t l e Miss DorothyDavenport placed the crown uponthe head of the fair young Queen.

This and the following numhersresembled Jt__scene from fairyland.Fourteen little girls, from first tofifth grades, in a garland dance,delighted all . Main Road pupils,mostly Italians, surprised all bytheir gymnas t i c exerci.-es. IndianSun Dance, by Camp Fire Girls,dressed as Indian maidens, wentthrough strange manoeuvres, andInterested a l l . Twenty cute li t t leKindergartners danced, marchedin a circle, and sang, to the delightof every lover of kiddies.

The May Pole winding was anexercise never seen here belore,andwhich no one would have missedfor the world ; and we ilotibt wheth-er it could have been done betteranywhere. Cheer after cheer wasgiven by the great circle of enthu-siastic onlookers.—:Oirc~of~t1fe~pretiiesTsighis was a"Floxveu Dri l l " by twelve pretty,misses.

This, wi th other exercises, xveretaken in by a I 'aihe film camera,and the pictures xvi l l beshoxvn herent Lilke's in a couple of weeks,ani l later in thousands ol ci t ies andtowns throughout the c o u n t r y , t h u sa dvertisijlgj.? *B1U1U'1 tun.-iiA.ii _iru I v-Anierican town, a gootl place tolive in .

Throughout the day , the nexvColumbus Hand, looking well int h e i r new uni fo i ins, rendered excellent music.

At the song competi t ion, held inthe Assembly Room, all suppuset.t h a t Kgg Harbor xvotild ram oilthe honors; bu t M a y ' s La i i d invstepped in ami raptured themMiss I v c k h i i r d t , t h e n i n s t n u i o i ,

' received commendat ion from e v e i xside.

I The af ternoon f i e ld -day sporting! e v e n t s xvere. xv i thou l doubt , thebest ever held in the county. The

; p a r t i c u l a r s in regard to x v i n n e i sr . in i io i be given th is xveek, as thei i i i u m i l t e e s meet today to f igure

' n t the x - i i i ions schools' n u n i l i e i of, ' ' u n i t s , " but i c iu l c t s

Friday Evcnlno Rocltnl.

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More of tnose $15 and $16.50 Suits for Men and Young Men just arrived.We feel so happy in being able to provide such wonderful values under the present market

conditions, that we deem it our duty to appeal to every man ir^this^^cgniinuiiity-to-avail

Irinisclf-rifririô'ppiTftTimtyiuirrGuy one or two of these suits.

You can choose from all wool worsteds, in light and dark colors ; cassimeres, plain arid self-

striped serges and pencil stripes. Coats are one, two and three button models ; some form-fitted

back ; some Norfolk style, and some conservative.Suits at $7.50, $9, $10, and $12.50. A wide assortment of cassimeres, serges and

worsteds. Models for yonng men and also for conservative dressers.

Suits designed and made for us by Mart SchaiTner & Marx, of guaranteed all wool fabric ; at

£i«S $20, $22.50 and $25. Varsity fif ty-five models. A wide assortment of all the latest weaves.

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At 50 cts., 75 cts., ^ i , $1.25$i . .Si>, $2, 5^.50, J.v

Panama Hats

Footwear-Complete Stocks.

Styles to suit every memberof the fami ly .

We cun help you reduce

your shoe bill.

New Neckwear for Men

Hosiery, Belts andUnderwear.

Ready to supply you r wantswith the rio;ht ôods ;itthe right prioes.

BANK BROTHERS' STOREBollovue Avonue Hammonton. N. J.

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Town ( . 'u i i i i r i l , «t i l » i i d j i i t n i i f i linrrtln^ on Moinluy rv<\ i i ihltnctrdI t s r o i n n i i t l r r lo I ' o n i u i l t l l io Snllrilot , n u l l i lnuv \ i p npi ' i l l u u l l i i l l i i u l l dlulvi ' i l lnr (or Milh foi two un toi l i i i w u lil t ' l i u i l u i . 'I'lu'y oitlficilI h in- nioM' " n i l f i i l po l i f t ' i nc i i . "

Kc| ;u lu i Town Council nii i r n l \Vr i l i i rml i iy i l i j jh t .

$13,OOOto loan on

First Mortgagesat

6%Tho Hammonton

Loan and BuildingAttBoclation.

All proiuiM'S of ( I r l ivory for

Case AutomobilesW i l l IK- kq>l to tin- Ict tor

Order now, ovon for Into delivery.

JAMES W. OOTTRELL, Dealer,Hnmmonton

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