Don't fail toenter protest

The Hammonton PaintIs the very best pahit ever used

Hammoiitoii.in

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

ten vears of wear.

The Hammonton 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.TAYLOR""House," Srari; ItifirCanTajjTPalnlerT'

Second and Pleasant Sts.,Hammonton, N. 1.

CHICKENSRaise.Chickens-?-You need

brooder

Want to save money ?

Then save it by buying the lowespriced Brooder.

LICENSE APPLICATIONS

NOTICE In hcrrijy given that n pub-lic heariuR of the License Committee ofTown Council will be helc^'in CouncilChambers on W«dnewii\y ereninR, May3ri). 1Q16, »t fj o'clock, for the purpoaeof conniderinK protests, rpmouatraiicevor rpcoimnrndutions on HIP iincler-uicil-tioncd npplioTrjionii for licrnscs. .

r/UM'iiHt1 Committee Town Conncil,i l lCMtr NICOI.A1,

< Minimum.April 22. 11110.

AriM.K'ATlO.V OK JOHN I>. <!IA-<'OMO, for renown! of inn and tnvern

lirenjv for premises Known U K "Con-trnl Hotel," Hituuted corner KKK l inr-lx>r rond and Orchard Htrcet. Krec-holders' ret'ommeudutiou bears the fol-lowing uninea:—.lolm •DilRer. Second«tre«t; Mielmrl K. Hu.vrr, licllevne av«-nuc; K. \V. McCovern, 113 West Sec-ond street: Hnwnrd ('. French, IMeap-un t i ivc i i iM-; J. I,. O'OouuplI, Hellevucnvenue; Sumucl B. Hunk, Bcllovuc arc-r.ue; Joseph A. Baker, Kreneh Btreot;John K. Hnker Trench street;

You can get a Brooder, 500 to1500 capacity, at

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

as the others.

We have all of them.

HammontonPoultry Association

Fire Insurance at Cost.

The Cumberland MutualFire Insurance Company

Will insure your property at les;cost than others. Reason: operat';expenses light ; no loading cpremium for profits ; sixty-seve:years of satisfactory service. Cas!surplus over ?too,ooo.

For particulars, sea

Wayland DePuy, Apt, Hammonton, N.Cor. Second and Cherry Street1

Walter J. Vernier

PLUMBING & HEATINGContractor

Registered

Hammouton, N. J.

Ix>cal Phone 004

John L. CampbellPLUMBING, HEATING

and TINNINGTin Roofing,

Heater and Kunge. Work

Onnolitie KngincH, Tnnkn,

Pnmps, Wind MillB, etc.

Pneumatic Water SupplySystems lor n i l purposed

Well Work, Pipo, and Fittings1,0011 IMione

Hammonton, N. J.

APPLICATION OF LOUIS I* PUR-CHASE, for renewal of inn and tav-

ern license for premises known IIH "Ho-tel KnleiKh-in-the-PiueH", situated outhe KKp Harlior. .I,Uuid- ~ Fret-holders'T<'t?tifinVu'hdiUi<in lu>ar«-—-ilm—following--iiauiet*;—M. L. Juekson, Second andVine Sts,' M. L. Iliilk-rtou, 2IHI-BcHevne-avi'.; ftobert 1'icki'D, Central nvc.;

. Nelson, Central nvc.; A. J.NieliolKon. Central

ave.; IStiftene V. Co^^ey, OrclumJohn C. Anderson, Second and Pleas-ant; Raiurel I/tke, Vine. St.; Sijrmuiul(Ijserkis. 34!) Central ave.; <',. H. 1'ark-l iurxt . Slain road; Thomax Creiuner.Fairview ave.: J. A. Iliircau, Ceutnilave.: Harry M. Bunk, IMIevue ave.; J.K. Liutuer, Smith Third st.

APPLICATION OF JOSEPH CAM-IMGL1A for renewal of inn and tav-

ern license for premises known as "Ho-tel Union", situated at the corner ofThirteenth street and EKK Ilnrhor road.The Freeholders' recommendation beamthe following names:—Herbert P. Hill,.Belleviie ave.; Joseph Pizzi, NorthThird st.; Frank JncoliH, 1.1th st.; Lu-ciano Luca, his mark, KKK Harbor road;Uernato Pizzi, Somerby sL; PlacidoTomascllo, 13th nt.; Giovanni B. Or-dile, 13th st.; Nicola Bcrenato, 13th st.:Mutteo Onlile, 13th st.; Frank Pisa, hismark, 13th st.; Carlo Barbate. 13th st.;L. Bruno, 13th St.; Paoli Cnli, 13th St.;Uomeuico Fiarra, his mark, Fairviewave.: John KothfnsH. Sr.. Horton st.;John Farato, liis mark, 13th st.

APPLICATION OF PETER J.HECK, for renewal of inn nnd tavern

license for premiseH known as "Ham-montoh Hotel", situated at corner ofVine street and EBK Hnrlvor road.Freeholders' recommendation hears thefollowing names:—Swain T. Godfrey,Bellevuc ave.; Charles S. Slack, 3d andPleasant; M. C. Canpuccio, South ThirdSt.; Edward Baker, Da Costa; HarryLindsay Rosedalc; John Ibt£K, Kose-<lale; Harry McU. Ijttle, Third St.; N.\V. Strickland, Horton nnd Orchard:Walter P. Bakley, Maple St.; John/inn, ]2th St; P. KHnRfnliorR, TliirdSt.; John Moore, 12th St.; W. S. TIII-r.er,; Bellevue Ave.

in. Middle rond; A. N. Canclli, Middleroad; Frank Vnncllo, Middle road; O.Camaratto, Middle road; Win. B. Bal-k«nhol, Plymouth road; Angela Arena,Plymouth road; Rosarlo Mlgllno, Mid-dle road; Antonio BafarvO, Middleroad; Frank Miclino, Middle rotdc Pil-Ippo Ilwlofi, Middle rotd; Stbato 'C«p»pnccio, liliml Pinto, J. Oommtrato, Mid-dle road; Felici Pinto. Middle road; P.Sautillo, Middle road.

APPLICATION OF CHARLESIIANKHE for » now license to con-

duct an inn nutl tavern at the premisesknown UK "Itanerc'f* House," situatedat the corner of Third street imd Fair-view uvpu i iP . Tlie Freeholders' recom-mendation beam the following names:Rocco L. Hub'crtone, Pleasant Miltnroad; fJ. Aiello. First road; H. Cala-bria, First road: Ancelo Dnhlo. Firstroad; Anton M. Seatuto. First road; P.Macri, 13th street: F. Mncri, 12thstreet; R. Noto, 13th street; SantoD'AgoHtino, Main road; DomenicoCaruso, 13th street' Mnteo Vaparello(hi* mark , KZK Harbor mail; SalvatureMerlino 3d street: .1. N. Hereunto I l i i smark). Walimt street; F. Ordilln, W ill-nut street; A. (J. Ordile (his murk) .3d stret.

APPJ.ICATH>N, __(_)!•: ___ l i K N J A M J NrDOLWrO if of rein-will of ficease to

conduct n wholesale bottling luisinessat premises situated on Kfg HarliorRoad, between Bellevup avenue andOrchard street. The Freeholder^' reoom-mcridntion Ix-ar.** the fnllou'in^ ni inM'H: —Matteo PrfBTiiT Be'h'vlie - irvrrm<»rJoHeph S. Malt. Wasliiu^'ton street: N.Itrunnn. 12th strwt: I oiiis Ric'ci, Rail-rond avenue; Antouin Pinto, 2nd. otrj-et;

-Antonio- OlivioV 3fd 'street : nv<le""W.Sniitli, 2nd HtriMit :_Jnhn_ Onlille, 2ndKtreet; Joe Pinto, 2'ml street

ATPlTICATION OF C II A R T. E SPKNXA for reiu'\v:il of license to <-on-

duct a wholesale Imtl l in; ; liusiness at_ __ at the rorner of

West End and Passmore avenues. TheFreeholders' recommendation bears thefollowing mimes:— Jos: Canpialia. 13thstreet; Frank Jacobs, Main road; PeterJ. Heck. K. H. roud: Pnsiiuale Vnlnco,PaBsmore and WiiBh;;- Antonio Fiore.Passmore and Wash.: James Pinto,Middle road; A. F. Januette, 12thstreet: Chas. A. Mnosclle, Valley road:Jos. Gumbett (his mark), Grove street;Win. J. Elliott, .Trv Pratt street: JohnC. HizzottiT, Boseu road; John CTTSniitl', West End road: Ancelo Tuono(his mark), Washington street.

APPLICATION OF FRANK JA-COBS for renewal of inn and tavern

license for premises known as "Jm'ob'sHotel," situated corner of Fairviewavenue nnd Main road. Freeholders'recommendation hear* the followingnames:—I). Campanula, Main road; P.Lucca. Main road; P. I'etrccca, llelle-vue avenue: Domeulco Seoj;lio, Fair-view avenue; S. O. I>'.\Kostino, 1'aii-vle-w avenue; A. I) 'A'- '<>stino. Fi i inh 'Wa venue;—A.-M.- Cappncciu.—Malu—ruiul^.GeorKe Hiu'cerio, Sluin road: I'^rankTomasello, Mnin road: Joe Toma«ello,Main road; A. Tomnsello, Faln'iew ave-nue; S. Hereunto, Fairview nvenue;Antonio Beremito, Main rond: A. T.

AKOHtlno, Main nil d; li . I'l'/./Jntci.Basin rt^id; P. T. ICanere, Mnin roail;iVutoni i> Pullia, Fairview avenue; G.IVzzuto, Antonio 1'ullo.

This is tbe only store giving five per centdiscount 6u cash sales.

TTn11^ a p7)od reasorTwIiy you. slnnrld

-T^&nUS^VUU***Xt^Vl\WrQW'ua*fflMfl**Pf

Clean-lip, Paint-up, Polish-upSpecial prices for paint

next week.

Be sure to try

APPLICATION OF JOHN G.SMITH for renewal of inn and tavern

lieciiHc for premises known ax "HotelColumbia", situated at the corner ofTwelfth street and \V'est End avenue.The Freeholders' rccommcmlutlnn con-tains the following iinmcs:—WilliamOrtolf, Jr., Pnntmori' five.; James V.Baker, l O i K h t h nt.; Lewis Matliis, 1'rattnt.; Adam Ilrl/.ncr, 11th n t . ; A. J. Iteh-mann 11th Ht. ; Fred. Frlcdlcy, 11thnt.; William B. Gaunl t , Lino St.; I/ewinFoster, 11th nt.; John 10. Dimkle Cen-nil nvr.; John It. Naylor, 12lh st.;''rank P u l l l n , 12lh nt.; (I. Paliuinero,

Pleaxant Mills road; P. A. ColiiHiirilo,')rehnnl st.; C. Rcrlallno, l l th anil'hew road.; P. Clraolo, FirHt road;/armlnii Tonuuco, 11th nt.

STOREFor all Your Wants

Irvin I. HearingProprietor

\PPUCATION OF . IAMKH PINTOfor renewal nf Inn and tavern HCCIIHH

'or premises known an *'Plntofn Hotel,". l imited on Midd le rond. The Free-ihler's UecoiiinH'iiilntlon henrn the fol-\ \ | H K i i n i i i e H : Antonio I'en in. Mlildlci

An Ordinance.An OrillniincB for th« ap|iroprlnll6n of monoyn for thu I'nymont nf Int«r«mt on

$117,000 FiinillnK IloiolH of tlxi Town of Il iuii i iuinlon, and rus]i«ctliiK (nxua tol)u iinnmHod nnd ruined for th« your 11)1(1 to covur unli t a|i|iroiir!ntlnn.

Roe.tlon 1. n« It Onliiini'd by thn Mayor and Town Council of thu Town ofHiunmonUin. Atlmilli- County, New Jorstiy, that tlinrii slmll be mj]nn|>ilrUed, nndtlioy ilo Imrwiiy ni ipri i i i r lntn fiir Ilin y«ar 11(10, for th» (iiirponu of paying Intitrtmton J117,(MK) Kundln^ I t m u l H of (lit! Town of I l iumiionl iMi dnu-il Novitmbiir 1,tilt) Hum of Klvo TlmuMunl I'llRlit Iliindrod and Fifty Dollnrn (fr,HW).(K).)f ty

HoctlonZ Ami t in I t Kiirlnor Ordnlntid, that of tlui sum no iimiroprlnud thornnlmll lui iiHHi'Hrtnl and raised liy tiixiition tli« mini of f!l,7KK.20, which nnld niim ladotonnliKid nn followu ;

Approprlntlon ...................................... Ifi.HBO.OORctMHirc.e.ii from nccriird inturimt on bcindn .......... i!,(l()l.KO

Ainniint to b« rnlntid by Tnxntlnn ................ $:i,7HH.ffl)Slimed :

Attont : W. R. RKKI.Y. Town CUirk, TIIOMAH C. KLVINH.Introitiu-cd April 12. IKK). Mayor.1'oBood April 1H, lilltl.

Bath Room Comfort."CUCANUNKSt t IS N K X T TO (iODI.INHH^"— liut rc-

((uirctt n well wanned, imni l iuy Un t i l i i m i i i fm t i n f u l l i-njoy nu-ii l , for(inly tlir liunlli'Ht IIK-H 01 woiiu-n citn l i n l l i c - In it rold, i i i iHil l l l turyhiilli ruuni, wi l l iout i-ii(laii(;cili iK lu-iillli. M a k e yotir l i i i th roomroinfurial i l f , l i c u l t l i f u l mid I n v i t i n g . !.«•! tin- i i m i u l l n modern butliroom or l ici i l i t iK nynU-ni- ••( i i inrui i t i -cd yniil i ly and W o i U i i i i i i i M l i l p nlKcnHoiinhle I ' l lci-H, nn mil rtdlinntr wi l l convlniT yon.

JOHN W. ROLLER. Phono 608Plumber and Stoam Fitter

JOHN PRASCH

Funeral Directorand

EmbalmerTwelfth St., bet. Railroads

I.OClil I'honc yol. Hell .(7-11

Hammonton, N. J.

—Av-H-PhilHps Go.-

Fire Insurance

MONEYI'OK

MORTGAGE LOANSDitrtlctt Iluildine, - Atlantic City

FOR SALE,About 33 acres of

fine land.I^icnlril rtK'1' nt i'olnom Station.

Thin lun i l , inotit of It, in an x'xxl

AH Ilicrc lii In the Htnte.

Will lie Hold cunAi* for CAn" ; or

purt caHh nnd tjaliuu'c gixid ncgo-

(lal)le |iu|icr. ,.

Apply to

ALEX. McOULLOUGHDox 06, Oourloko, Texas

Clotnes ofPedigree

If you -were buying anexpensive picture youciprotatly te very carefulabout its peaigree—whereit came from, tne kind ofreputation tne artist had,all about it generally.

Your spring clothesought to be bought thesame way. If you have them made-to-indi-vidual measure by our famous Chicago tailors,

Ed. V. Price & Co.they •will be superior in every requirementof style, fit and -workmanship—a pleasureto -wear and a satisfaction to own—but thecost -will be moderate.

TLc very latest styles and popular

• fabrics expressed in over 500 patterns

Easter Footwear andGentlemen's Furnishings

Look in the window and seesome of our styles.

Open Evenings

MONPORT'S STOREShoe Repairing Promptly Done

Belle vue Ave., Hammonton

Gardiner BrothersWinstow & Hammonton

AUTO E X P R E S S

Hell I'honc ,17'J-.), or l eaveordcrti nt Tnrnc r ' n i a r a ^ f .

icc, Wintilow , N . J.

All Kinds of Hauling.

"CATALOG FREK"

618 MARKET STREETPHILADELPHIA

W. H. BornsnousoFire Insurance

Stronjjcat CoiupniiicnLowest

Oonvoyanolnff,Notary Public,

Commiflflioncr of DccdHIlioiuiiontou.

Seasonable Items

at Elvins' Store

Arson ate of Lead '

Hose for Spraying

No//.lo and Sprayer Fixtures

Sulpliui

l l lue ,StoueParis Greet*

h'icld vSpniy IMiiuns

IMo\vn, Harrows, Cultivator.-!

Small Oiu-den Tool

Mies Bertha TwomoyNotary Public

Commlsslonor ol DeedsAH tMifllnrnn |tn Itirno linen (iruiturlv n

l>r<nii|>Uy nllrihlru to, |>;v<>nlii»c< ntnurt

DR. J. A. WAA8

DENTISTH r l l f v u r Avciui*, LTiunmonlqn.

Next Saturday will be

"May Day" inHammontou—all day.

*• * *

Invite your friende.

Not 25 per cent of

The present poll list

:. ;• JSvfer .ytateJ OTJ thtLicense question.

Three eenti per copr. HOYT &: SON, Publlahere and Prlntors. On* Imotr-flT* per r««r.

Vol. 64 HAMMONTON, N. J., SATURDAY. MAY 6, 1016 No. 19

Leon Mart is at home for a visit.

Hammonton schools will closeJune gth.

Mrs. J. E. Hoyt and son Curtisare visiting at father Hoyt's.

Dan Zinu is in charge of theChilds store at Somers Point.

C. E. Fowler is recovering fromthe effects of a sprained knee.

Town Clerk Seely has purchaseda fine Studebaker automobile.

Mrs. Aditi Wescoat and childrenwere first of tjiejveek visitors.

Mrs. Treat has gone to the homeof her son Parker, in Brooklyn,

There will be baptism to-morrowrr-rtre~fia-rrttst-€lrirreh-.evening

DeWitt Morris, a former Ham-rnontou boy, was here lasX Sunday.

There will be a drill by the downtown fire company, next Mondayevening.

Mrs. Howard Sooy, of Camden,spent a day or two with her localrelatives,

Robt. "Picken and family havemoved into their new liome',CentralAve. and Maple St.

Miss Miriam Elvins was electedMay Queen, to be crowned at'thefestival on the tjth.

Assist. Commissioner Scott andCounty Supt. Cressman visited onrlocal schools yestefd^y.

Town Council meeting Wednes-day evening next. Licenses andother matters will come up.

Members of the Civic Club havebeen cordially invited to attend theMothers Day union services.

The "Pollyanuas" will hold asocial next Tuesday evening, inthe M. E. Sunday School room.

R.G. White is suffering from theeffects of a gunshot wound in thefool, received during the CivilWar.

J. C. Relunann will conduct anauction sale at two o'clock to-day,— all the household goods of Mrs.Jesse Treat.

The G. A. R., P. O. S. of A.,and Boy Scouts will attend servicesat the Baptist Church on MemorialSunday, May aSth.

' All members ol Lit t le Ha-HaCouncil are requested to be present

.. licxi Momhiy evening, May Hth ,nt H o'clock. ImportaTiriVnsinesS."

Hal l game to-day , between ourlocal tciiin and Plcnsantville, forthe championship. The winnerw i l l receive the cup nex t Saturday.

There w i l l ho l i inrh stands aboutSchool Park nex t S a t u r d a y , in ad-di t ion to the local res taurants , Theladies of tin1 M. K. Churrl i willHerve !«'<• cream, etc , in the rear ofthe church .

Tlu- Civic Club l i h r u r y has anumber o( new liook^, among thembeing "Tin- Hear t of the Sunset,"by Kex Beach, and a dn/i'ii others.Open t h i n even ing , also Mondayand Thiut td i iy af ternoons .

Hur l Simons w i l l move his bakeryami confect ionery btisines* cur lyn e x t we i 'U . i n l o the fus t two Mulctsof I l i e block on S. Second Street.Work w i l l l u - j j i n i m n i c d i n t c l y onthe now PoM ( Mlice building, onthe LUUllIU __ "f U-r _ i i - i i i n v i i i g t h epresent I n l i n e M i u c l u i e .

MIUM I v d i t h Cruwell , M M e i of thel a t e Char les I''. Ciowel l , died onMonday , May is l . K t her home inA t l a n t i c C i ly , a f t e r lung i l luesi i .The icmai t in weie brought to Hammoi i ton , and f u n e r a l :tci vices heldye i t l e tday , a t the uvi idence ol hoiHltt lei , M I M . C. I ' . C i o w e l l , mi l linto.linonl al ( i i c e n m o i i n l .

Prlio Ruttona Awnrdoil.

The fol lowing impi l t t of C, nulcV I , A, weic uwurded Pa lmer ibillions for excol lenl wutk (alsoponilion ) in ] )c i i i i i i>n t i l i l |> , — llie

I iupciii bolng nenl to mid i n a r U o d)y the Palmer people themHolvrn :

Alien Klml, A mm Komcio,lliuolil Mi'(!iiv«rii, A l l l i o n Al^n«r,

Mnry U l K < > l l > < > , lOlvu l''l«iln,Mnry l loy l , A l l e n I'lul,

Kliirnnra i ' l rknn, Hiinnnl l Hruihlnr,I.nurn Mndiintt, Kdwunl (illilx,

Jcinoph ('ui]i|iuinilU, Mnr ln Mntzn,.Ini'h l l i inii l inry, Mnry HKIi i i inr ,

l.otilnn ( i nmnl , Dorothy I ' u l l l ,J ' l l lxil l l t u t , l .n i i i l in l l i M i i i i f n i t .

MAY DAYJESTIVAL

The May Day Festival will beheld next Saturday, May I3th, inthe morning in School Park, andin the afternoon in the Park at theLake.

The morning exercises w i l l con-sist of a march of children fromthe school house to the grounds,in which the Boy Scouts, the GirlPioneers, and Camp Fire Girls will.take part,—meet at Ball Park at 9;the forming of a flag by two hun-dred and fifty pupils ; singing ofpatriotic songs ; crowning of May^Queen ; Indian Sun Dance y tbeCamp Fire Girls ; KindergartenFolk Songs ; Gymnastic Drill byMain Road School pupi ls ; Rose

Bank Bros.

Dance ; Garland DrilT7 Dance ofthe May Pole : Competitive Sing-ing by all the Schools of At lan t icCounty represented here t ha ttany of them have replied, and

are expecting to be here in force.Silver cups have been contributedfor prizes.

The new Ital ian Band will fur-nish music both morning and after-noon, and everyone is cordiallyinvited to attend the ceremonies.

This promises to be one of thefinest events ever held in Hammon-ton, and all our townspeople areurged to support the committeesby being present as much of theday as possible.

No admission fee will be chargedfor anything. Many business menand others have contributed to theexpenses, and others may do sothrough any of the committee.

The races and contests in thePark, in the afternoon, promise tobe interesting, there being already189 entries in the di f ferent events.-)Mr. Goddard has charge of thiswork, and promises good sport.Judges wil l be here from Univer-sity of Pennsylvania, and the Com-mittee has succeeded in securing theservices of an expert life-saver, tobe ou hand in case of any danger.Every precaution has been takento care for children, and parentsmay feel safe in- sending them allday.

Lunch will be provided at smallcost, at different places. Commit-tees will 'meet the trains, to escortvisitors to their destinations. Achecking system has been providedfor, so tha t out-of-town people maycheck coats, baggage, etc.

No pains have been spared tomake "this one great-day for Ham-nionton, and everyone should lenda h a n d in some way. Aboul f i v ehundred children w i l l p a r t i c i p a t ein the morning. Bo Mire lo be a tSchool Park at ha l f -pas t n ine , forit has been decided to begin onlime, that the crowd may hawample lime to secure lunch andreach the Park at one o'clock.

The new Band wil l appear inuniform, and me a l ready work ingon music for Ihe day.

Everyone come out , and make i ta Gala Day for a l l . COM.

The events al the I 'ark begin ntline o'clock sharp. The order isnot f u l l y iHTi inge i l , bu t w i l l inc ludethe Fo l lowing :

One h u n d r e d y n i d s d a s h , baseball t h r o w , r u n n i n g h igh nnd broadj u m p , c h i n n i n g I m r , h a l f mi le t u n

open to pup i l* nl holl i H i g h andG i a m m a i Schools ) I n a d d i t i o n ,-iiiK'1 School p n j i i l s w i l l h i v e n onemile relay race and t w c K • c - | x i m i c lhoi put ; nnd Ini ( ' . M i n i m a l Grade ,

» hul l mile i c l n y mill t h r e e leggedi ace.

I ' l l/e;, \ v i l l l i e , - cup : , In i c u i l i , .1 l i g h School nnd ( ' . l i i i l i n i i u ( l i o y h ) ,mi ( l i e H I M - , I po in t s ; cup tor biiricl i l l l l c l l . i l l l p l o n s l l i p ; i i l - ,o , ,ne I n iI i i ,1111111111 Si l i no l .

The ic me I MIJ e n l l l C M i n , — I H I V H, i i n l g i l l ' t i • i i t n i i e t l l i g l l n m nchoolHu l P i c , i : , i n U l i f e , K i c h l n n d , l''.ggH u l l . , 1 1 , M i m . l u l u , V c n l n n i , N m t hheli! n n d I l n m n i i m l o n . Then -wi l llie !;,,'> I l ldu i i l l l l l l l i l i l i n l l pll/C!l.The jinl(;e:i me I ' rcun I lie ( Ht i c ln l i iC lub , ol I ' l l l l i u l e l p l i i n , a t i j . i n l i ' d byA t l i i n t i i C ' n i i i i t y i,i linol i i l l i r i . i l u .

Tllln wi l l !»' "lie "I I h c - i ;n- i i le i . ln t l i n c l l o i i i i 11 i i n i n i t i n l i m him hadlol t i even i l \ r i i i n mid to l'lolcil:iotf iuddu i i l In due much c i e d i l for b inu n t i l i n g ell'oi I M 'I'lnee llioimmidch i ld i eu w i l l p iobi ibh lu l . > ' p i n t I nt h e day ' i i c v e n t n K c l i c n l i m c i i t Hw i l l be on Mil l ' n l t h e i i l i i n d .

I l l ine l i u l l n e \ l T i i e i i dny , \ \ i l l i t h el l i iddon H e i g h l t i club.

Your Help is Needed to BuildA BIGGER HAMMONTON

Every Dollar Spent at Home, Helps !

Bank Bros.

It took us many months of planning and critical buying toready.

We welcome your personal inspection. Come and seewhat we have done in

at a time when this task was the hardest.

Straw Hats for Men.Time now for a Straw Hat. An unusu-

sually-wide assortment is here, ready.Split, Sennit, Milan, and Mackinaw straw,all heights of crown. Pricesrange $r, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50 and $3.

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TOWAHl* niKISTIAMTY

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"I am not (inhumed of i h o Gospel*of Christ. Tor ' If I K ' t h e power of God."-

Honmns 1:17.Al l scholars confess t h e u n i q u e

supremacy of Paul. Flo Imil a supremeInte l lec t , a groat hear t and :i s toutwi l l . I l l s ode in love and his argu-ment for i m m o r l n l i l . v place him 111 the.f ron t rank as a w r i t e r and t h i n k e r .There Is not a man l iv ing In the worldto-day KIIIH! to the task of writ ing al iu iu i in document I l k " 1 Paul ' s a rgumen t ,for Hie l o v i n g providences of Cod. Hisin f luence upon democracy t h r o u g h h i semphas i s of I n d i v i d u a l l i l i e r ty hasbeen t r aced by al l h i s t o r i ans . Histhree great words were lilierty.h u m a n i t y . - s p i r i i u a l i l y . As a r e f o r m e r ,lie wrough t a g ian t ' s work. Paul , js ingle h i i n d e d . assaul ted i t s w o r s h i p 'o'f Diana or Kphcsn*. and emptied thet e m p l e s of A t h e n s and Home. But

-.<.w.ry effect deiuiini ls i ts jt'Hiisr. From 'n o t h i n g , n o t h i n g comes. A widely i

andruT and KplreFTis. -im\ttrcrr!nrnri inHome. He knew Hint Thelips wasproud of its pyramids , and Kphesus

discciurag-ed ^hy*(lie5contrast hctwoonthe/ splend(>T4of:gord'aiid the. apparentfeeblaiiDBS of- -fli* law' of forgiveness

'and lover the law -at :.plly. 'self-sncrftlCQand f i d e l i t y to d u t y . Leaders also haveIHHMI dismayed hecause of the slenderre tu rns and t,l)e postponed reward.Hut w i t h cprtaln conlidenee Chrls-tliinlt.y..unytlla i ts vision of n cominggolden age. W i t h an iinqtierichedardor I t p l a n s f resh assaults. Kveryday sends some co lumn s t r a igh t i n t osome dark c o n t i n e n t , where the lead-ers grapple w i t h every form of op-pression a n d s in . H u l k c o u n t s f o r l i t -t l e . The whea t s t raw Is la rge ; thethreshed grain a l i t t l e golden heap.The contras t between the outer showand t h e i n n e r real i ty is of ten d is-couraging, but the i n n e r s p i r i t i s thev i t a l t h ing , t he v i c t o r y of r ight overwrong , and good over had. and Godover ev i l Is inevi table . Onco therewas but one Christian; three daysla te r Hire/.- wore t w e l v e ; f o r t y daysl a t e r U n t i l ) ; t h ree cen tu r i e s anil Chris-t i a n i t y is In the t h rone of the Caesars.Xow its g r o w t h is by leaps andbounds. The t i m e is not f i i r off whenUs reign wi l l be u n i v e r s a l , i ts en-t l i ronei iuMil worldwide. The Ja i l , the

"gallows, the poorhoiise. 4he hut . allVlttctr-nrer -tronmert:—ChrlSl's progresshas become n t r i u m p h a l procession.Art. medic ine , l i t e r a t u r e , law. reform.

, S1>M>,UV SCHOOL LESS!)3.

AtlU'm- 1 Ittof i t s w o n d e r f u l t p i n p K 1 , thai ;was proud of her Pa r thenon , andRome of her P a n t h e o n , but Paul putover acn ins t these anc ien t f a i ths andt h e i r embodiment in a r c h i t e c t u r e , til/.1

great principles nf Christianity, andaffirmed his Jus t ami noble pride in areligion whose principles would abidewhen earth's "cloud-capped towers,the gorgeous pinnacles, the solemn

.temples—yea;-the-great globe, itselfshall all dissolve uid leave not a

..wrack behind."riiriHtluirltf's Hlstorj.

The Twentieth Century man isjustified in a noble pride in the his-

. tory of Christianity. The scholarlooks back toward "3e3us through anatmosphere rich and roseate by thecontinued influence "of the teachings"of the Master. Like a beautiful sum-mer atmosphere, Christianity hastraveled across the centuries and con-tinents. It is as if history were a gold-en stairway, •each step of which wasa century, and each century madeglorious by some achievement nameda great book, a great man, a greatevent, a great institution. Thus westep from Paul to Polycarp, and fromPolycarp to Chrysostom, and thenceto August ine, and Ambrose, and al-ways light, Justice, wisdom and loveattend the footsteps of each. Theministers of Christianity, departingfrom Asia Minor, traversing Asia,Africa and Europe, to Iceland; Green-land and the poles of the earth, suffer-ing all things, enduring all things,hoping all th ings , raising men every-where froni the ignoranc.e of idolworship to the knowledge of the' truoGod, and everywhere bringing life andimmortal i ty to l ight through the Gos-pel, have only be.cn acting In obedienceto the divine, instructions. WithoutChr i s t i an i ty human l ife Is a desert,of no known terminat ion on any side,but shut In on all sides, i.y a dark andImpenetrable, horizon.

The modern man In proud of Clirls-~ tinnfty- be<!nune-of-the. greutneaH. UliV

number and br i l l iancy of the. Ideas ofChr i s t i an i ty . C h r i m l a n l t y IH the. motherof great ideas, and eternal principles,('all the roll of HH great t ru ths : God,it lov ing leather, I l l s providence the,Kulf-Htream of history. Hln wi l l andplan expressed th rough tho lawn oft l i o Hummem and win te r s ; r ighteous-ness In t in- ground of l i app lneHH andpeaco In tha t the path of d u t y IK theIiitlh to g lory ; ttln an til!1* deliberate,descent of t h n hlglicr nature Into thea n i m a l r ea lm; forgiveness and love HHtho f o r t h - c o i n i n g of t he medic ina lheart of God; l i b e r t y , h u m a n i t y , sp i r i t -ua l i t y , I m m o r t a l i t y . w h a t . wonderwordw are t h u n t i ? For centuries manWalled for the Ideiui of C h r i s t i a n i t y ,mill watt l i ke a sh ip becalmed at H C U .wa l l ing fo r t h i t r ich t rop ic w l n d u tot i l l t h e i m l l H a n i l t iweep I t I n t o t h e f a roff harbor.

Htrong men cnnfcmi to a Juiil anillionoriihle prliln In Chrlnlliinlly byreason of MM Influence on the urlii,upon l iteral ur,e, upon law and llherlvI'rlile In an npwnrd looliliiK i iuall ly,ithniuc ii veil n Hut nice and looks down

" "w'a ril" —•-Wn lire proud of Chrlnl Innlty liy

reaiion of MM prenenl v i ta l Inlluenceupon the primeiil overage man In Hi."world Chrliillmilly niTern opporluiillyto the ohticuni, when It wlilnpem, "To'•very man hhi w o r k " Chrlnl cameto llhln'i-men, mill touched Iliein Intollpolll Icnlilp, l ie lunched Mll l lhew. theItiibllcun, itnd he hcciime mi itulhor.lie touched I'clcr, the Icnlmnkcr. andhn heroine u phllnnniiher, he touchedtho blind man, mill lui hccnnio aMpouher; l ie touched a ulnlng Mngdeline, and nlie became nil lintel ofmercy iililn the piini' What Irnnnfnriiiallnmi were wrought by Ihm Mini of(Illlllee, who Illllde gr/ml nonln Inilli;eiiiiini to the ("ill of I'llleiil Ine'

Thniir\lilful men i hcrlnh u |u»lpride In Clirliillanlly bv rcnnnn of Hnlilanii for a (lolilen Are Kvory pi ulimit nmn w a n t " to feel mil,, of Hi."lincceilll of bill lllllnl'lirllH' Pllcel Inllll V

ctilit the nerve of Indiinlrv Man willnot now If the chiineen me eveniiKiilnnl Hi" I'enpliiK Oui'n In " wo i ldwhom pliinn may full, mmiy cnlcrlirlnen urn nhlpwrc, hod, wheiv ninnyIHiriionen bnilien hut Chrlnllanlly Inuuli|\li> In thin reitpecl It ban ulwnynllllcceiHleil In convlin Inn tin dlnclple.iHint Hi' cnmlng v i c t o r y over iKiinrnucomid nnhniiplociiii mill nln In mi Inevltttlilfl vlclory, iiml Hint no obnlackn cnnntuy Ilii iiilviiuciv Ofliin men Intvn linen

-w-tttH ' l t v , ami n i l nnl i le simls soonas captives march an His captives, upthe h i l l s of t ime .

For-May 7, 1910.

T I I K MISSIOX,\IUfS OF ANTIOCHActs 11: 1<J-'M; 12: 25 — 1:!: 12'.

Golden Text : Go 'ye therefore," andmake disciples of all the nations.Matt. '2S: 19. •

In connect ion w i t h - our last lessonwe noticed that persecution was nec-essary to the apostles' to save themfrom being pulled up. or "exalted ov,erm u c h " as Paul expressed It In his owncase, on account of t h e great powersbestowed upon them and the very sud-den success of llu'ir work. I t may beadded t h a t persecution was necessaryto tho chu rch , lo keep out of it allshams or half -hear ted persons, to koepit . d i s t i n c t l y sfparart^ from the world ,and to k,eep the members humble andconscious of dependence on God. Ithas been well said that "the blood oftho martyrs is the seed of Un-church." Times of persecution havealways promoted the growth of thechurch, because they have dr ivenChristians to the i r knees and forcedt h e m to consecrate! themselves moret r u l y , and because they have compell-ed onlookers to acknowledge t h a t thereligion of Chr i s t does l i f t men upand make them superior to c i r cum-

CIIKISTIAX K N O K AVOir TOPIC.

or May 7, lOlfi.

WHAT unys CONSKCUATIO.VMEAN?

Matt. 25: 14-tiO.

The servants in this parable ev iden t -ly represent all mankind . They werebond-servants; that is. they were notat liberty to serve or not as theychose, but were under obligation toobey orders imquestioningiy and un-complainingly. The trouble w i t h us

Tsr"nfatr~we~tl(i" rioT friinkly recognizeour t rue condition as bond-servants.We t h i n k of ourselves as free ci t izensof the kingdom of Heaven, and if wedo anything as an act of service toGod we give ourselves credit for It alif it was something outside of ourregular duties, and w,e are alwayswil l ing , to excuse ourselves from anyservice which we do not want to per-form.' • .......

That a t t i t u d e is not in accordancewith the teaching of Jesus. He said:"Seek ye first His kingdom and Hisrighteousness," "Who is there of you,

"having a bond-servant p lowing orkeeping sheep, that wi l l say u n t o him.Tvhen~lie is come in from the f ield.Come straightway, and sit down tomeat: and wil l not rather say u n t ohim, Make, ready wherewith I maysup, and gird thyself and serve me,t i l l I have eaten and d r u n k ; and a f t e r -ward thou shall eat and d r i n k ? Dothhe thank the servant because he didtho th ings t h a t were commanded?F.ven so yis also when ye shall havedone all the things that are command-ed you say, We are u n p r o f i t a b l e serv-

, an ts ; we have, done (hat which I t was' our duty to do." ( I ^ n k e 17: 7-10.1i "He that doth not t a k e his cross, and• foHow-«rf(er-M«,-l«.-uaUwonUiy. ut Me,"

(Matt, 10: S8.)J C H I I H t a u g h t very e m p h a t i c a l l y t h a t

God demands an u n l i m i t e d consecra-t i o n of all that wo are and have Wiare to servo God an If He was a "himman" (verse IM.)

Hut the re In another side lo Chr is t ' steaching, which changes the a»peci oIt altogether. If He dues demand anunreserved ul i r render of ourselves t iGod, I In toachcH that In return (ioilgiven Himsel f to I IH w i t h o u t reserveWe are lo deny self , to r e p u d i a t e sellan t h e r u l i n g power In our l lvu t i am!put ourselves at Goil 'n i l l sponal , an i lt hen (iod w i l l immune f u l l r c n p o n n l h l l -I ty for IIH and wi l l CI I I IHC all t h ings Inwork toge ther for good lo un. I Horn,N: 2ti.) "Ho t h a t spared not Hhi ownSon, b u t de l ivered H im up fo r un n i l ,how n l m l l He m>| a lno w i t h H i m I ' ree lvg i v e I IH a l l ' t l i l i i K H ? " ( H o i n , H ; 22.1It In l i k e g i v i n g away a panto d i amondand K e l t l l i K a real diamond In r e l i i rn .

We Hl i r i ' cmlcr our freedom lo do anw pleiuie ami I n n l i m d of It we enterI n t o t h e freedom w h o r e w l t h Goi

JUlllWlUJIJUJ^milllJ1'1'"' fl" "where llniripirit of HHI i-onrTir'tTiTinTriniirffny."

Wlinl me MM' lulenin which we needlo i •oimciTaiii lo GodV We natura l lythink llrnl of moniiv, and iiionl of unhnve v e r y Imli. df Hint lOven no', wonlioiihl devote mime money lo llni norv ice of God Hut there urn far moreImportant IhliiKii Hum money l.ovu Inthe Kicnlcnl IreuMimi Unit nnyono canconnecrul e, and we can eonnncratnlove , we can tench onnielven to lovelor Chrlnt'n unite. Time In it talent.All our nblllllen and cilpuhllK Ion areInlcnlii

God l i n n K. 'ven lo a l l I n l e i i l i i , f e w o rninny ,

N ...... no pour or nmall Unit they hnvenot any;

ThoiiKh the rich mid wine have theK i e n t o r niimher.

V e i nn one I in i/o. and II muni not

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Pnlil.i l l i h. •Ill),;,, ic.nl ||, ,w me yourulnr In deni rlhn anil lomuienl onI hln nlfiili •'!

I'lenn Wrllitr I urn itolnn lo te l l nilliiiporlinil fac lM mid pnl UK' blame" lie! n II belollKII.

I'nlllnlle llelll|{elenl 'I'll, -I,,, I

linen nil llni lime Hint you we ie bitt e r l x prejudiced aifnlnnl un!

stances. Tile bl l le l 1 pe- l 'SeCUIOf . Siwas u n d o u b t e d l y deeply impressed byt h e - e a l m heroism w i t h wh ich Stephenfaced liis cruel murderers. And BO ithas been in other cases.

Hut now we come to another servicet h a t was rendered to I lie cause ofChrist by persecution. It scatteredthe good seed of Ihe kingdom by d r i v -ing the C h r i s t i a n s out of Jerusalemarid compell ing t h e m to seek oppor-t u n i t i e s for earning th.eir living else-where. N a t u r a l l y , they went in d i f -ferent directions, and some of themat least, thought it best to get out oftheir own country altogether; Theyw.ent to Phoenicia, to Cyprus, and toAntioch in Syria.

And wherever- these Christianswen t , they talked about Jesus, andabout the necessity of repentance andf a i t h . The A. V. says that they wentabout "preaching t h p word." but theGreek expression does not suggestwhat we call preaching. Some ofthem, no doubt, would gather com-panies of people and ta lk or preachto them, but in most cases, tillspreaching was done by ordinary con-versation, talking to every., one whowould l is ten. The Greek word , com-monly means, "talking."

Tliis explanat ion is i m p o r t a n t , because the common idea now is t h a t iis the duty of ministers only to preadthe Gospel, and t h a t other Christ ianshave no responsibi l i ty In the ma t t e rHut in reali ty it Is bo th t lm-du ty amthe privilege of all those who haviexperienced the love of God In Christo speak about it when they h a v <suitable oppor tun i ty , and some of t i nmost successful preachers have test ided t h a t personal conversat ion is imore ef fec t ive way of w i n n i n g soulsl imn publ ic preaching. II i« t h ipower of personal tes t imony t in tmakes the strongest Impression 01mail's minds. And every one whrea l ly knows Chr i s t as his Saviourmust want lo t a l k about H i m . Panhimself Ihe greatest of preachers-wns-Tiol—HitH»ll«><l—w.UJi._unlj:...ls:LU.'M!.1Jip u b l i c l y , b i l l went f rom house I.house, " l o n t l l ' y l n g repeutanc.e l o w i t r iGod, and f a i t h I n w a r d our Lord Jesus-C h r i s t . (Si'e Ac t s '20: 1S-27.)

"Speaking llm Word to none but tt he Jews only." (Chap. 11 ::!!>'.) 'I'llbelief that the inn- God belonged Iitheir nation exc lus ive ly was no docpljrooted In llm minds of llm Jews llmthe nponllen and their Jewish COMverln found It. very dllllcull |o uccepiI lie t ru th thai nalvatlon thrnugh Chrlnlwon iifl.crcd In all nallonn. Paul, winby nature belong lo Ilin moid hlgnlciclnnn of Jewn won del ivered from ihltprejudice morn completely than any olIhe original npnnllcs. and bad 01mor,e than one occasion to light forllm r ights of Genllle converts.

"An limy were mlnlnlerlng and fontIng" Them, lenders of the church a IA ul loch were very 1'iirn.enl men, nlrlvIng wi th all their might to plenne Godand lo di> llm work of Gml, mid lh''>wnrii evident ly working hnrmonlnunlyand uniting wllh each other heart i ly Iuprayer. Wlum llm Holy Spirit con gelo number of men Into Ihnl conditionTT7!~cniV"lt1wnyn-1lii'l--witi'lt...for._Uii:iu—..

"Separate Mo Harnahon ond Soulfor llm work vvlmrennlo I hove culledllmm " <lo,l a lways choonen Hln IntriinmnlH wllh cam. He known Junt

what nnrl of wnrli every mm In copthin of doing and If »'» pill ournclvcnunrenervedly ol Ilia illnponnl and curu-

l ly t r y to llnd out what He won hihove tin do, Ho will g ive nn Junlnirl of work Ihol w,, con do In llmbent ailvmilngc. There were liveirnpheln al Anlloch win. nee.in to hnve, i all equally i inxloiiM to nerve (IodI'wn nf llmm werii nelected by thellnly Hplrll In go an fiirelgn inlnnlnnirleo. The nllmr Ihree were nclccloil,in doubt, lo nluy in Anl loch and car ryin Ihe very linpoi'liiiil w ink In Ihnl

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MII d,i llm name Mini nf win Ii llule v e r y Individual who illllni.nl I v ondliiillnnlly and l i un l f n l l y Irlen In ile Ihewil l nf God In llm ponlllnii In whb hlo,l hnn pliu ed him wi l l llnd nl Innlhot. even If bin life lino nee I loin pool mid nlloHi'l IOT Ull|llnlllnhle.m hnn woo the Krenl pr ice of l l f i ' , forbe King wi l l welcnin," him nn hem Il lyin lln wi l l wclcninn Ihe gl.'lil'nl ofiron,'horn nr ml.mlnnm Ion. niivlnn.'We l l dime, good nnd lollhful anvnnl

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Thou hast been faithful over a fewIhmgs I wil l make Ihee ruler < > v c rmany things; • enter thou Into the Joyof__(Jiy l,ord." The poor widow whogave her ~~(w o "ml I "piT" "VvMH clT"' W"eT'e~!VTt'her living," will outshine In glory verymany of those who have won grenilame nn earth by their good worksor th.eir great eloquence OM preochersnf the Gospel.

In connection with previous lesitonswe hove noticed that Ihe ItOman cen-lurlous mentioned In the New Tenloineni seem lo have been all lionetdmen. ready lo neo goodness in Chrlnlanil In 1 1 In illnclples. and In t rea t thedlnclplcH fa i r ly . Now we come to aRoman proconnu! who wan will ing tobelieve the <'M rnerdlnnry nlory toldby Paul nhnul. n crucll lcd Jew whohnd rlnen from the tomb ond win) hadam ended In Heaven. We gnl a verylovnrable Imprehnlon nf Itiimon tilth emK.enerolly from Ihe Ne\v TeniainentI'iven I ' l lote nhlnen by ciinlronl w l lhIhe Jewish prlenlii, for he Judged Jenuiil o l r l y and would have released Him If

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, con hecnme al lngelher nolile andI I rust \v ort hv

IKHVt ' O M K TO T i l l ! S K A .

Kv.'r>hndy reneuls any yunpiclont h a t he or :,ho In not allogetlii'r t r u s t -wort by, anil fccln tha t nilcli o nun 'plclon Is very iiiijust. And ye t , In ll Inot t r ue t ha t many nl lho»e who I'miniml and inlerentlng In thewniilil hi! righlcounly Indignant I! ; »\"-< lade In the A f r i can gold count.Ihelr liunnr won culled In i|uenllon country of llm Irannporl of cocoa,ttinilil laid' mi unfair iidviinliiKi' If a n ' t h e bulk of llm lulninl produce helm;cippnrlunlly nllered for doing no w l l h - carr ied by pnrlcni in Hie railroad

Snmellinen Ihe rnodwoyn on far :i:iIhe eye cnn nee me one Inllg linn nti in no bngn on Ihe lieadn nf InimlreilMof cnrr lern

rein hv lln meuiin Awny ' 'bin k In the lime of Monen llmmagldonn of Kgypl wei r able In Imlt i t le ni.nie of Ibe mlrnden wh ich llodInul laugh! Monen In work In nrdori prove Ihe aiilhorlly -of hln •inlnnlnn,ul t h e y noon fnund Hint the lea lnw/ ' r <>f Monen wan for too grenl In

be linllole,| by any of Ihelr IrldmWhi'li Philip carried the Oonpel In.laniarln, In, fnund a aorcni'iir there,mil now Paul nnd llarnahan were con'lonlcil by nim of Ibene humbiiitn nl ,I'npllon, In Cyprun. (Sen Acln M: II

Al n loler limn Paul wan annoyediv o girl who wan ponnenned by oui < y | | nplrll ol Phlllppl (Men Ac lnHi' II Dl I II In highly probable thai 'n ninny cnncn the men mid wnnmnvim In d i f ferent coiinlrlen dolineil tololinenn nil|M'riial lll'nl pnvvern were

• • ' a l l y alde,| by t h e D e v i l , fo r t he foc ilint niime peronnn vver,, renlly |ion

ienni',1 mid control led hv demonn In

lenl'ly proved by Ihe fnct Ihnl In n

lumber of Innlnnc.on Jenun roinlniinili.il

v l l nplrlln In r.o oul of poinnnn who

vei'i, olii'.i.rvcd by llmm llul there con

no doubt tha t llm vnnl malorlly of

hone who have profenned In perform

ilrm Inn for manic were nlni|>l" fallen

.nit rink of being fnund nut '.'Sclmi.l chi ldren ve ry general ly neem

In think t h a t the get t ing of gnniT innrK.iIn ( l ie important Ihlng. and Hint Ift hey con gel them w i t h o u t hav ing to

nn e\l rnord lnnry Mow of free lubornorl l o ' i n l i i l lm wl io le hlnlnrliind of the gold

ennui Al Adnw'no. a buying ntalloiinearly llfleen mllen from the railbend, one Ilrm nlnne employe Iu tin1

Him i t ie In Injured hv Ihetn Theydo noi icull/.c Hint Ihelr own i Inii'nc ihiitmuc t o Hie mil Million nl Pnhi.it e r n ore being Inliiicil, nnd Ihnl l l i ev |n i i c i , nod f re i iuenl ly t w i c e a dny w i t hme Icnrnlng lo th ink l i g h t l y of llmli i u I Ml |iound ling of , in on.own Inmnr, bill dilldren who h n v e ' '|'|M, r.une nf Ihe gold . mint currier

be eip"clcd lii l invn n high neiine nf ,,,.„ reidoini oFliiii" cmTiilTyT wiThTim"bonnr wlien they grow up reinill Ihnl Hie r ignl/.od caravan

The root nf Ihe ev i l lien In the l int nmicn now come ilr.ht down thmiinhIhm v N l l h chi ldren i|n w l l h gn .wn | ' n,,, mirlhern l e i r l l o t l en 'I'liene cur|i|e the re (n n ciumimiill v nliiinlmd o f , ,,|ei n, innnv of Iliein from aroundl lKhlcomnicni, wh l ' i ll 111 conl.lilered nil „,,,, ,,V1.,, ,,,,, , |,,,ln, r,mcl ,|,.|Vl,

nlllll. b'lil II ll bnv in moll l i ven Up ' I,,.,.,!,, ,,f ,,il||,, ,|,,wn I,, the gold

'" I'm iiloml.inl Ihnl In i c.nl/.ed bv , ,,,„,. |lhiml |,,,rvc,,l Jlum.bin nmiodnlcn. Im Ilillllln Hull In nil .,.,,,,,. ,,,,n , ,„, ,„,,,„ |1|1(, ,,,„„ ,.„,.,.,.

t ho l i nn he ici|u!rcd of him And hull.In the en. f , h l ld icn ond In the cnn,,nl g r o w n penple the ciiminuo II v con

'"'' " '""'Lin l lne l f v e r y nllnllv In ,,, ,,,,,„ „„',„, "w (,,,.,, t'|,,,v hl|,,, |,ilcll

""' "'"' ' ll"""1 wh" """' '" "'" w i l l , Ho',,, in fur lulerlnr nnd nellen loule nl o cnnnlilernble prnlil

Mmiy nl Ihe no l lve fmniein \vllhIn I l i l l ly mllen of Acern |il efer In nellii" lii n v e r y good Illnnh ul Ion nr

I heir enroll ill a higher prlco at theIliln Illllli I'mfennlnunl HileveH

• • nn l l v lun l l fy I l iemnelve, ich ,,« M | ,„,,, ,,r einbii rluil Inn. ond no hnve"""" bun en III l e l l ey lnn | |il'- w h o ] , , , , , | ,|,,, |n|,,n ,,. ,,v,,|,,m ,,f

ll I'll nlllipnneil In I di of no,, f | " b n i r e l mlllnr" III llm cneim neollmlr impii, alilllolnnl w e o l l l i . lull e v i < i ,

Ihleve'l li.ive n .ilmnlnld of llt.bleolni

lienn nlllolijl themnelvcn. t o ivllldi Il ley

hold urn Ii ol In'i in i oinilnlih

eon nlioni'.lv bolllld nnd |inndermiiil imit" n i e till,,.! w i t h tin, licnun amilol led In llm nennlmle

Tinyi.llni. olong l|m nomewhnlTliiirn In only one n inho i l i v Him .on pHmllln. 1 ueeln ol fioi|imnl

enlobllnh n unlvef.ini ml if,(l „ ,nlll|.v,,|M ,,„, M|,u-|n,, nntlven ntnig"""" Only the (Iod wl mile un. ond I ,,!,„,, w M 1 | ,,,„ i,,,,.,,,) w|,|,.|,, niled111 w l "w" llv" '""' "'"<"' «'"' »'1V" ! w i l l , ,„ , wdghn c hlernbly nv.nmil' l i - i l i i K , " on Paul m i l d , r u n lov down t „ , ,„„ , . ,„ , . ,,r „ ,„„ A, .„,„ ,|m,,," I|1W r'"' " ivnrywlmr.' And ,„ „ | W I 1 ,.„„!,„ „„„ relievingIlln Invv In Ihnl wn nhnll iilrlvc In , ) ( ,,„. ,,,,,.,1Ml,,,mn v M,,, |,,m, ,]„„

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121

<^NOTH"iT'5 \J

GETGET' DROV/M !I'LL DROWM '

loternotlonol Cartoon Co.. M. V-

CYRIL BAR- f. She is to call here at twelve. Go lady was s i t t ing in a chair by the lireand lake a t u r n in the Strand, my when he entered the room.dear chap, and then if you decide to. . "Cyr i l !" she cried, as she clasped speak to you."assist in this very Innocent plot, come him in her arms. "My own hoy, Cyril! | He followed her into the room. She

"Wil l you come into the boudoir, "Perhaps—who knows?—i t is only au you should remain at Harboroughplease?" she said, soft ly. "I want to revoir!" !Court and continue the deception?"

» , , , . | "Yes, yes, I remember. Go on."! "Well, it was cruel, wicked of me.

M H. DOWNKS, the famous the-... -ittrlc;il_a.iiont._ looked fixed-

ly at the shabby youngactor who stood In hisp r i v a t e olllce. Then he took

up a photograph and compared It\ v i t h I he face o f ( h e actor .

"A marvelous likeness," he mut t e r -«il. "Miss f l l v e w i l l be de l i gh t ed . Kr—bv the way. w h a t IH your he igh t?"

"Just under s ix fool ," replied Has-M'tl .

I In was accus tomed in being askedt h i s !|ucs(!on Is agents ' otlice, butl n r Ihe l i f e of h i m he could not 1111-

" iTcrsimnl ~wliv' "nnw7ieM~wa"s VTunpo'fTnghis features w i t h the photograph.

"Absolutely the exac t height nf thisMr Cyri l llnrhorniigh," commentedIhe agent, wi th a Htnlle "My dear boy,llibi reminds one of Ihe nlory-bookti.You ore hln absolute double. Look!"lli| handed (he portrait to lliui-

• rll The hitler whlxl lcd

"Great Scot t ' " be cried. "Might bemy t w i n brother "

"Kxacl lv ." repllisl Ihc agent "Yonare In luck's way. That In, of cournc.If von ore willing to give up Iho stagelor o l i t t l e lime and ret i re Into p r i v a t ellf.v"

"I renllv don't undenilond ""Let me exp la in It In o v e r y nail

huiilnciiM verv nail Indeed A fewdiivn nr.o I received n vlnll friini acertain Minn ('live, who liven wi th hernunl. I. nilv llnrhni-oni'li. nl llmaunt. Ijulv Hnrhnrniigli, nl Harpearn Hint I. oily I lorlioiough'n non,Cvrl l . whom hln mother expec tedlioine ni'xl Snlnnlnv. wan droivned InIhe llegonln. Ihe Vennel \\hlch wotorpedoed In Ihe Chmmel \o» , l.ndv

hack at noon and see the young Now 1 know that I shall soon get well pointed to a chair. "Sit down," she. A small piece of good fortune_await-_LB.Ut=rbUt_ I_«Hll_lt_lo_teat-.yo.li._I..4ust—lull>'." again." ; murmured , "and listen to me. Dr. oil Harold Hassett when he called at j wanted to see the stuff that you were

"All r igh t , " replied Hassett. "I'll go He, returned her embrace gently, M a t t h e w s has told you that you are Mr. Downcs' office next morning. A ' made of. If you hail said 'Yes,' Iha t ing himself for what ho was do- free to go when you choose, hasn't man was wanted immediately for aand think It over."

l ie paced the Strand, consumed ing. When the first transports were , he?"" w l t l f t hough ts . 'overT he sat down, anYTspo'kcrbf colif-P '.Tos;''~I On the stroke of twelve the young nionplace things, hoping that he ! The gir l faced him wi thactor was hack at tho big ollices In , w o u l d not he again drawn into emo- look.Green Mrcct . l lownes met him as h o . t i o n a l complications,entered. ' j For tuna te ly for him Uidy Har-

"The young lady Is in my room," ho Iborongh was a sensible woman, and( w h i s p e r e d . "Come 111, and I ' l l leavu j w a s not given to indu lg ing 111 tho

very tiny part at a Western! theatre,'iiiul Ddwnes offered the part

a strange sett.i "Not much in i tself , my boy," ho

yon together to discuss the matter ."A m o m e n t l a te r Harold Hassett

much emot ional ism. He was ah!gel t h r o u g h the day better tha i :

"Why should you go?" she asked, said. "Hut it is bound to lead to big-not remain? You have told me ger things. You had better be off atyour life is fu l l of hardship; once and see tho people. Walt a bit,

the f u t u r e holds no prospect for , though. I have something for you."He placed an open envelope in tho

himself facing an exceedingly bad anticipated, and everythingpret ty girl. She held out her hand wla friendly look.

"Mr. Downcs l ion to ld mo

me i | i i l l e o shock when yoif came In.Yes. you ore poor Cyri l ' s exact count -e rpa r t . Promise me t h a t you w i l l hek i n d ; promise me t h a t yoius."

" I f you urge me In do so," he said,"I do not t h i n k 1 can refuse. l lu l w i l l

smoo th ly .On Ihe fo l lowing morning the doc-

t h a tyou. Why not remain here and behappy? You have everything that a

went ' m a n can wish for. Why not enjoy it* w h i l e you have the chance?"

He sprang up, his eyes blo/lng.lor . jifter_pa>'hn;_li]n_ usuu[... visit.. J_o__ "Alul.--iiunUuH*i

young actor's hand. H contained achei|im for $.101), signed by Boryl( ' l i v e .

Hossett t luinlted tl:I—Uriir-llTlTrK—Iirg~prm-iMT

, imvin his pocket

not Ihe poor lodydeception? My vole

l.TTTTy l larlinrough, funk Hassctl aside, l ie?" 1m asked, f iercely . "No. a thous- went off to the Kldorado Theatre. He"Mr. Hi iHse t t . " he nald , "you are and l imes , no! 1 would ra ther die t h i s was engaged In tho space of live, niln

lolng us o i l a very great service, and m o m e n t , Miss ( ' l ive . I am going to ' , i ( i 'n , an i l told to rehearse, next mornIf It I n any sa t i s fac t ion to you, 1 may i |u l l t h i s house to-day." |,,g. Then he returned to his old lodg

w i l l help t e l l . - y o u t h a t t h i s l i t t l e p lot , p a i n f u l | "To-day!" she echoed. Ings In Hrooke street, and wrote nan It I n . mcelM w i t h my ent i re ap- I ,,Yi ,H Tm, )1))(. |()r ^ wo |1)at , u,,,,,rt It ,.„„ , h u H .prnvol . Mnrenver . I ,lo not t h i n k .hat „,,,„, „,„ n,miilll u|ly , „ . , . _ um| |t , ,,,,ir M,HH niv.,-1 return the cn-you w i l l Imv,. to keep up the decep- ; , H (m( < ) f 1)ii( (|IR,S ( (,ml , Hhoul(1 :,.,„„,,,, (,,,,.,|,m. 1 have llxcd an engage-

nee through thin l i on for many weeks. I f her l adysh ipfor Instance?" linalntiilnn the prcHcnl rate of progress.

v e r y nevere Illnenn, and Ihe diiilomi,nv Ihnl miv dlnnppnlnl men! or nhmlinilllhl he f a t a l a t Hie prenenl momenlKlliiwlni; th in , Minn ( ' l i ve III! upon nInlltniillc bill Illnnl c lever llnllol) Mileclime lo mi, mid nuked If I could llnd(or her niniinr inv i llenin a .\oimr. ninnwho wnulil I'Midly litllv wl lh th inpluiliii;rnpli Vim ore Ihnl mini I amHiipiiwcieil |o niter you a ve ry ron, Idernble i^um If vou will go down tollm lioiouitli I'oml ond ImpernoiioleHie uiifoi liinole r.enllemnn until nuchlime on Ihe doctn ln ore nntlnlleil Ibnlhln inolher cnu heor Ihe nliock nfhem lnr, Ihe nml Iriilb "

"ll'n not the noil of Hilni; I'm ve ryheeii un l leove i i known I'm hmd up,and nil Hint llul diienn'l II neeln millrl dleoilflll lo deceive on old lodv III1,111 h n wn \ T'

"The end (initlllcii the ineonn." repiled Ihe iilher. i | i iUhlv "And beoi Inmind \oi i would pnilmldv he novlngher life or mere linportnnl nllll, herri'llnnll t(he eh|iecln th in nnli nf hernhome mi Imlurdnv If you or noinebndv, Inn me net I here In I a he bin ploceIhe wm nl mnv hnppen

"You me nine of t h i n? " milled t h e\ounr, num. miKloi inlv

" Ahnoliil el v lint you enn cnntlrmHIV will On bv neelng Minn ( ' l ive her

might by Cyril himself speak-ing." nhe replied, quickly "Haven'tMMI nnllced that penple wi th nlmllar

i en nearly iilwuys have similardcen? Henlden, pnor auntie's hearingnot gnod, mid nlie In short-sighted.

Iteinemlier, Mr. Himnelt, II In only forlime Direct ly nlie In ntrong enough

lo bear Ihe nliock the Irulh wil l beold her

Hot,nell (bought for n moment."Well," lie nnld, at length. "I niip-

i.ine I Illll:.I do II "

'Thnnh ynii, Iliauk > nilMr,I "Tlie family mid I w l l

l o t f ' e t th in ner \ Ii e And now. If youy \ l ) l lei me. I wi l l explain tn you.•MM l l v ysbnl \ou hove In do "

I'm— rtri'-TTTTt-tT!i1T"hnirr~lhi'TlTl~ric~plain,',I t o him t h e delnlln of t h e purl

w hi, h he won i oi led nn In p lav

' A n d i cnicnilnT." nlie concluded,'Hint I i.hull a l w n v n be nl bond lo

^ ml con

Hie

will noont ru th "

wel l enough to k n o w

"Tho sooner the better," murmuredthe young actor.

"Yniir feellngn do you credit," saidthe doctor, kindly. "Hut necemiltyknown no low. Nothing 'but tho inonlurgent necessity w^iuld ever hoveconned me tn countenance the ncheine,but we are doing the right thing, Mr.Honnelt. mid we lire doing Hie only

ihnll redoing w rung

Ihlm;, moylw | i | |et IV cell

1 idle nnld

o ' I n l i t e

A iiiunlb pni'Med llonnell nal wlllil.ndv llnrbninugh In Ihe morning,ilrm,. nm wl lh her mid lleryl In Iheollcrnniin. and In the evening playedchenn wllh her lie had formed ijilllein o f lec t l i i n for t h e nweel faced wnin-liu. "olliT"VT]nfceiT In perceive t h a thenllb wnn coming. liarK lo her. Yen.

II wnn rolnr well In tha t direction,hut w i t h llnnnell blmnelf II wan notwell

l''or he bod fnllen In lovelien I I ' l ive. bad feoll/.ed thatwnn Hie one woman ou ea r thwou ld ever menu any th ing In

r fa iher

nu,

wi ththinwlmhim

f hethe

loll,iw Ing Mol iirdiu Ipmvldcd lilmndf win,oil ier Ililuitn out ,il lln

piled In him by Mr Downen, midw l ol li'iifiHi M.ilurihiy m l ived henet nut on hln nlrnnge n d y e n l u i e

M e i v l met him In Ihe greol bol l nndcome liiwm'dn him w i t h milnl retchedhnlldn

1 lln Mill l inve cnini'," idle wbln|ieiedI wnn oliolil np In llm Innl inoini.nl

I hot nonii'lblm; nilnh( occur In preyeul ynii Him nhe |,, wnlllng for\ ,m "

"I'll dn my ben!," Im reiilled, but hofell oleh nnd iinxlniin.

A pule faced, nwee! lonklnit, elderly

won a mighty gulf. l''nrnlie W O O o rich helrenn, while tieWel l , Ile won Jllnl 0 nlrilggllllg Oclnrwlm would prnbohlv ntrug.gle hn|ielennlv unt i l Ihe nld, old cur ta in fel lnl hint

Tlmi" w e r e nmiiienln, wondrounIlioluellln, when he nlmnnl IhnuK.lllIhnl Ib ' iv l cured for him. hill Im lieplnllciil Ion proud In npenli mm word nflove 10 hci

There cmiie t he day' nt Iciiglh whenIII MnlHiewn Inld him Hull Ihe ileceplion mlghl end I ,adv I Im liormiHh w o nnow i.linng ond we l l , ond llmie wonno rennnu lo lieep her In llm dnrli IIIIYInni'ci

' A l l llm name, I leave II In vim midMinn I ' l i ve In nel l le between you "nnlil the iloiloi "II In nn bilnlnenn ofmini' "

He went i iwny nlulllllit l lerlv beckoned In the vnung limn on IH aimIlicwii i|ullli'd the bonne

mlay now Unit myThere Is a train at four tills after-noon, ami 1 am going to t ravel by It."

"Very well," lleryl • mild, sof t ly ;"then I suppose that cuds the mat-ter."

Shi' ipllllcil the room, leaving Har-old lliuiMell In a nlnte nf cnnnidcrahlt)bewilderment. Not fnr Ihe life of himcould Im explain Hie mysterious < i x -ircnnlon which he Innl nccii In the

glrl'n even when nhe had nuggimluilIn him Hun hn nhoilld remain at liar-borough Court.

Of a midden a violent double rat-tatnniimled through Ihe houno. A fewinlnulen later llm girl llanhed Into Iho

e won white wllh «tx-hanil i! n|mi> K.

i. Mr l lonnelt, Ml llannnll! Suchvvnndi ' r f t i l , glnrloun imwn!" nlm crleil,

Im wiivi 'd a telegram. "What dnyou th ink ! Cyri l In nllvc, a f t e r all!"

"Whnl!""Yen, Ihnnk heavi'ii, 'he In a l i ve !

Item! ihnl telegram."The mcnmtgo wan doled frnin a IIDM-llal nl l l nv ro . II explnlninl on co-

herent ly an lln length wnuhl admithnl Cyr i l Inul been picked up by alnliliiF Ininl, boil received a blow uponIm bend, and bail loin III Ihe honpllol'or weelm niHToi'lUK fn.m nhni'li undiinn nf meinnrv He won now recnverM|. oml nenl (be iimnnngo tn nny thol!i< wnn nil bin w a y In KnKlmid.

"He may be here nl auv inniimnt."tvenl mi the girl, "ami no, voii MOO, Mr.l lnnnetl, Hint liollmpn ll In Innl i,n welllint Mm di'dded In go Now 1 muni>c nil I have o prel ly dllllcull lank IIIrnnl of me. for I have In explain tninnr l.odv llnrhoroiigh Ihnl you oremil Cyr i l , mnl Ihol llm real Cvrl l InI'nmlng hiinm in her "

"I wlnll ynll Illdi." be nnld. Illlnkllv

'Ami I wlnli vnu gooil l ive"

lie tr ied Illlld lo lieep hln voice

lll'ln. bill bin even npoke mi l tnhl their

i l iny In Ihnl Innlmil. If nhe hod never

linnwii II befme. l lervl ( ' l i ve ri'iilliiiHl

hot Ililn lumi Inved her

"Net good bye," nhe mlirinill ed

work Is ended, [n ien l In t own , and shall bo able to d(wi t l inut It. .Somehow, Hie idea of he-Ing |iald for I lie part I was called uponlo play at Harborough Court goesa g a l i i H t t in ' grain. Don't ho of fended,pleaii

As we are not l ike ly to meet again,1 w a n t to make a confession. 1 loveyou. mid loved you f rom tho f i r s tT h a l ' M n i l . I J u n l w a n t e d you In know,and I 'm glad I 've told you.

Good-bye, anil heaven blenn you nl-woyn,

1IAKOIJ) HAHHF.TT.On Ihe following day, whim ho re-

turned to liln rooniH from the re-heanuil, he wan mno/.cil lo llnd a tele-gram Hint wan an follnwn:

Letter received. Many Ihonkii. Willyon- mret—inn nr~VlctoHa ifmTiir" thoclock nix thin evening?

The inennogo wan nlgni'd "llerylCllve." and II nun! a mighty ihrlllthrough the young inan'a heart. Whatdid thin mean? Why hud nhe wiredhim In meet her? Hod there beeniiniiie new development In uffalrn alllm liorough Court?

It watt now four o'clock. I low heIvetl through the next t w o hourn lion

nell never knew, but al lenglh llnilime named In Ihe mennnKO arr ivedand found him wnllliu; Muddenly aninnll hand wao placed on bin arm,ond In, lleryl nlnnd befme him!

"Tolie me Miiinewbere for lea,pleone." nhe nlllil, l lgll l lv. "I'm Junlnloi'vlni; "

Mile n moil In 11 dreom. he cnndijcleitIbe girl In o Illlle leo nlmp clone In thnnlnllon They mil down Iu the nlnidowof o l i lndlv IM reen

"I nll|i|inne." nnlil llervl. wi th nrngulnb leoli. "Ihnl you were niirprlneilto i;i'l mv lelemnm?"

"\'en lion mivlhlllK happened ?""Yen." nhe nnld nofl ly "Homnl lilni;

ban hnppened In inc. Homelhlni; HintI couhlii'1 delny telling ^'nu a f t e r 1 re

Ived (hoi let ter.""Well""Yell remember Ibe dov befni'i'

erdav. wllen 1 prnpnncd In vnnyou nbould do a very mean thliu;

would never have spoken to youagain."

"Beryl!""Yes, you can call me Beryl if you

like," she went on. "You can call mothat always if you choose. And nowlisten. Some day you are going to boa great man. I am Just a common-place girl who happens to have heapsof money and I think perhaps that Imight help you to become great."

"You mean that you would—" •"I mean that I am ready to become

your. wifo;lf -you- wil l huro'tho'Benso"~to propose to me."

The tea shop was empty. Moreover,the screen wan extremely accommo-dat ing. He leaned forward and tookher In his arms.

"(iod bless you!" he said, huskily."With you bettldw me, I can make allmy dreams come, true."

And then the i r lips spoko eloquentlanguage, and yet they spoko. noword!

A SLOW HTAKTKK.

Tim maid of all work Iu u MrooklynhoiiHchold won recently taken tn Injikby her mlslruua. .fur oversleeping.Af ter due rnllcctlnn tho maid replied."Well , i l ium, It's Ibis way: I sleepvery slow, and so It t akes inn a longw h i l e In g i t me n igh t ' s rent."

Al u council miM'HnK a memhnr nal i la pernon could not en joy or even dint l ngu lnb betweiin i l r l n k n In t he dark.

A bailie ofTcrcd lo bet t h a i b l ind-folded 1m could name aiiy_drln|<, HtViVIl -hlm:

The lie! wnn ai 'cepled. and an ad-j o u r n m e n t wan made.

The bai l ie was b l i n d f o l d e d anil thnlen t began. l l n d r a n k .everythingnnhml t f cd , munched hln llpn and cor-rec t ly named Iho d r i n k , u n t i l l lm takerw n n I n denpa l r .

'Try h i m wl ' wa te r . " wblnpered al i i c m l i c r , ami HM' h i n t was t aken .

Sip, nmock, nip, a shako nf t in 'lend "I caniia )lnl mind tlm name n'h l n , l u l l I mind n' t a n l l n ' I t w h i n 1 won

l wen laddie!"

"Wtut't do you all think of llmMug1'" linked a coun t ry Innkivopcr wholad been ruimlMK 0 gramophone forIm umilniiincut of bin cilnlnmcrn,

"Why," • unnWeritfl mm of tlm'uudlonoe," nftijr a moment'n iMmlloIon, "ll'n Hint Ililn 1 never rulednucb obiiiit them t inned inooln, but'in blerlneil If Ibeni llnoeil tllllen ureml u lilt of oil i lull!'"

1 "Mln Niirlcb I told Widow Do\vn.<n

t tveii,) bee boy lo you and you'd glv"Mm a |ionltlon

Mi Nurlch Well, I didn't Klve lilmm ponltlon. He come w i th u unto fnmi

. an' nhe mild In the Hole, "1 muniIml employinunt for my bey, ev.jn If

vvorkn for a ineriv iilllmicn, Tlmleive nf her calllii' nm a mete |ilt-ftllCdl"

An Extra

Patented br Hu««>nDecember X» > 9 HP.tenl No <I6S«»

From a Small, Light,Simple Motor—in the $1375

at Detroit

NOTE that we add no size, ho cylin-ders in the Super-Six It is still a8rnaIi;ii|Bt simple Six. Thesizeis

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.

At any Rpeed there ta uttei smoothness. Andmotor wear Is almost eliminated Endurancebo* been almost doubled

LET US PROVE IT

NEVEK TAXED-Uiis vast reserve power

shows in marvelous per-formance. It shows inhill climbing— shows onhard roads — shows in

accelerationThink of adding 80 per

cent to a motor's effi-ciency Can you realizehow mur.h that means?

It means a motor which isnever taxed At half load Itdoes what full load did informer like-sizc motors

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

All Other CarsOutrivaled

At SheopiheadBay, under A.X. A. juperutwon. a 7-po*«en-ger Super-Six stock car «rcrff-td all Former flock car* ui //ie«

Com* fot a ride in the Super-Six and mdgeit rot jrouraett

Do not b« misled by rivals who cannot usethis motor Let the Super-Sixperformance teli you what itmeans

The difference is enormousIt shown tn every quality vouprize

There ars nISOT)Ivnr\v Huu-

DDoaonUJ

100 mile* tn ISU mirnr-Jftr*fee., averaging 74.67 mile* perhoar, ilMth tiriotr andpnurngrr.

75. 69 niile* in one hoar withdriver ar.d pcttenger.

Standinr. 'tart to SO mile* anhoar in lti.2 >ec

Daring the*» tent* the car wa*driven 1350 mile* at top capac-ity, at tpeed exceeding 70miles per hour, without ditcov?erablet weat on any part.

son bodies built for the Super-Six Each Totthe lima in luxury

In every way you will findthe Surer-Six suoreme If youbuy u fine cal yuu aicto choose it Let us provethis to-you -t will save re-grets

7-Passengei Phaeton. $1375at Detroit

Five Other Body Styles

HUDSON MOTOR CARCOMPANY

DETROIT, MICH.

DOnn

BJaa

81gg HAMMONTON AUTO STATION, P. T. RANERE, ProprietcrDDoaaaon

BBBOanH DOB_ annnnnncasaaaaaaama

D D o D D nnn Q BDDODBEfflQD

THE OVERLAND

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

of pleasure and safety in driving depends upon the ease of control.In most cars the.dglails.oTjcoutro]...seem to be planned with an eye for convenience

in assembling the various parts.But the Overland control was arranged just as you would arrange it if yon were

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

finger tips, without bending forward.To start the motor, you merely touch a foot button in the floor.

Cars are heje_pn. our .

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

Bellevne Avenue Both Phones

Model 75 Touring Car $615 : Roadster $595Model 83 B Touring Car $695 ; Roadster $675Model S6 six—Touring Car J1145

Prices f. o. b. Toledo, Ohio

All models are completelyequipped in every particular.There arc no extras to buy

{ fc$^r^^S$S$W^

Stop Patronizing Trusts ! IYOU WILL LOSE IN THE LONG RUN

BUY AT HOME I Our Motto : Veritas Vincen t

Did you ever H l < > | > to t h i n k why ".iiholiMir i« »" '"K'1 ' "I<1 you «vrr atop to U'Ht your n a h d l i M i ror jii 'ti 'olc'iiin ? Arc you aware l l i a l yuur (.jiihiilcui- ih ]moi ? Do you know t h u t ^ i i M i l r i i f IM u

l)if; factor of your c i i r ' s t ] inw« ' i , i^ii-rd, c i i r l i o n , wrvici-, and cxpf i iHcn !

Wo Repeat : Yo\i Lose in the Long Run !Tin- i i i d i ' i i r n i l i ' i i t rcliiKT c i i i i i i n t t i lTord the l uc l l l t u - s In M h i p h i t t p rod t i e tH al i roud a n i l n-rcu cllu- | ) i i - M i - i i l co in i i ian i l iu^ l i in ' 1 p i iccr t ; l icncc i l i« your c h u i i e r , — your o ] > | H > r l u i i i t y In buy h i s t

l i rh l | I I I I I | I I C | H a t the Hiimc li(.;\ui'S n H you iur now | i n v i i > K f"1 Ihr l i i j ^ I I I I I I I ' H r i -c ivnu ' i i l .

THINK IT OVER.Tllr l l l n l r l ' i l ^ l l c - i l I I i l i n n i o i l l i M i t l l l l l \ \ l M l i r - . In i i n n u i i n , r t l j r r:.(u I i l I - > l l i l l c i i I o l l l i c l l n i l n r l v i r rh l i i l i o n nt Alco , N J , and In l end) In d r l u n u l v l i i n a l a i l i t i r i o f I .S u i l K v t . I ' l o inp l d c l i v c i yin m - i . n i i - i l v v i l l i mi l new u|i I n ( l u l r in i loc i i r l a n U i imln i l i u r k .

We aro Indopondont of all Trusts!Oin pimlucTM mi1 riTuu'il l i m n l l i r I ' c i i i i n y l x ' i i i i i i i i i u i lc i i i i i i i l i n i . lm:«- we l ln , i i i n p i i ' i i l i n i i i i l i l v

tlic l<cni i n I lie Him l td.N o w , M l . Coilttllliirl , I t I" yoni chi i l i i ' i 1 In I n l y well I c l i n c i l l i l l c i c i l ( jnuolrnr fol you i n i i l n , ) ; n n

e i iKl i" - ' al11' "" K""1'1''1"' d r i v e n n m l o i n , | i c l l o l < M i i i i Im y o u i l l l u i u i n i i l i i i K nnd l u c l pin \\«w*.I t i l i i i c n i i l n tin youi linn l i l n i * n mid cm. ( i l v c un a l i l u l , mid be r o n v l m e d

THE COLUMBIA OIL SUPPLY CO. of Now Jersey, Inc.L u h i i c i L t i i i t f , I l l u m i n a t i i i ) ; and l f u e l Oils, ( la .solincs, ( i icases.

CiiAin.i(!i I I . V A I M H I N , I'rcnidi-iil, Al.-o, N J ,I . I N O K r n i i A , M i n i m i M u n i i ^ d , l l u i i i i i i o i i i n i i , N . J . I ' l ione •, \ ',

South Jersey RepublicanIssued ovory .Saturday mornlim

Kntercd In Ilammonton I'ost-OIIlco an Bocond-clna» matter by '

Orvlllo E. l l ,>yt William O. IloytBub»crlDtlon Price : fl.Sft per year. 01.00 I,, Atlantic County. Three cents Dor copy.

On »nli' nt iilllce. nnd ut Well's News ItoomArtvcrt ls lnu JlnteR on nnnl lcnt idn. Ix>cal Phones.— K12. reel. 1093.

Hoyt & Son arc sole owners, proprietors, and editors of the South JerseyRepublican. This statement is made l)y order of the Post Office Department

SATURDAY. MAY 6, 1916

Town Council met on Wednesday evening, as License Committee,all members present. There were but few others there.

The several applications were read, then four written remonstrances,and a number spoke in remonstrance. A question was asked whethera licensed dealer had a legal right to sell by the hal t -pint or pint , totake away ; and the Solicitor replied tha t he could only sell liquor to bedrank on ^tlie premises. Then followed a very brisk conference, inwhich several took par t , — two or three at once, at times. Everybodyknows that these bottle sales are very common.

However, Councilman refused to make any investigation of thispoint, claiming it was libt their duty ; demanded that proof must bebrought to them of this or any other viola t ion of law. \Ve claim thatas Council has both admin i s t ra t ive and executive power (and there is noother authority in the Town), it is their duty to ascertain whether the

used JegjUly^or^thTkvv violated , — even~~to employ detectives if necessary.

The applications were referred to next meeting of Council.

Mrs. Daniel Wescoat received abox of fine fruit from California,raised on the Rallard Brothers'ranch. One ^of .the, oranges, wasWrteen-TtrcfiVs'-^^^Another grandson, Lew Henderson,sent her some immense pineapplesfrom Hawaii , at Christmas time.

The PeoplesBank• OP

HAVING Leased HainmontonPark Stand for the season

1916, the undersigned respectfullyinforms the public that the samewill open for business on Saturdaymorning, May 13, with a , goodsupply of ice cream, cakes, sodawater, soft drinfes, fruit, confection-ery, and reading matter. A phon-ograph will be in service at certaintimes. Special arrangements madeto servt picnics. Both phones.

THOS. H. DEI.KKK.

$13,OOO

to loan onto

First Mortgages

Should, any of our citizens' have a quarter to spare, we doubtwhether the Boy Scouts would refuse to invest it in their new farmingoperations. While they cannot accept any "tips," a contribution forthis purpose would not be contrary to. their laws. The project is anexcellent one, and they should receive every encouragement.

"Clean-up-week"'was cer ta in ly a success in Haminuiitdn.. Twowagons have been kept busy gathering up rubbish at the curb, and arestill on the job. There is a gfeat difference in the appearance of manyproperty fronts,—reminding uiie of a boy with his'i'ace washed and haircombed. Get the habit ! .

If you have a house to rent, advertise it ; also n o t i f y , by let ter ,Morris Albus, Juniper and Cherry Streets, Philadelphia, who wi l l requirequite a number of them.

If you in tend to compete at the I;ield Day exh ib i t , in September,

now is the t ime to p lanU i lor it.

Order yuur white carnations next week, for Mothers Day.

The HammontonLoan and Building

Association.

NOTICE.

WTOM I1TO W r o M IT MAY CONCERN, and particularly to the owners ofproperty Bbuttinj; on tlii' foMi .win j ; named portions of streets in the Town ofHammonton, in the County of Atlantic, in the State of New Jersey :

The easterly side of Second Street, from 111 feet north from HollevueAvenue to Pratt Street;

The westerly .side of Stcund Street, from 1G3 feet north from BellevueAvenue to Pratt Street;

Both sides of Horton Street from Orchard Street to Pluasnnt Street;The westerly side of Third Street from 244 feet north from Orchard

Street to Fairview Avenue;The easterly side of Third Street from 70 feet north from Orchard

Street to Fairview Avenue;Both aides of Orchard Street f r o m Egtj Harbor Road to Horton Street;Both sides of Pleasant Street from Third Street to the IVmi.iylvania

Railroad Siding;_ . .

T'he cast aide of Central Avenue from 15 feet from Wulmvr Street toPark Avenue ;

The northerly nidn of Grape Street from Egj; Hnrbor Komi to Gnli^no 'Hline ;

The northerly nidi' of Griipe Street from 409 feet eanl from Centra '"

'The-One- Store'FOR

Quality Goods aud Price and Service

The opeuiii", season's specials

Lawn Mowers, io 50, — a 13 inch

Avenue to Valley Avenue ;The Houtherfy side of (Irupe Street from

Avenue.Harb

/"bor Koiid to Viilley

Tuku notice Unit the ComminuionerH appointed by ordinance of the Hoardof Councilman of tint Town of Hammonton to ascertain the expenses andCosta of improving the above named portions of streets in the said Townwith sidewalks anil curbing, anil to asuess upon each separate lot or parcel ofland directly benefi ted by said improvement* such portion of said expensesand costs au in in proportion to the Hiiid benefits, and to assess the balance ofsnul expenses and costs upon the said Town of Hammonton , have made anilfiled their report in the ollice of the undersigned, Clerk of the Town ofI lammonton, on the IS! Ill day of Apri l , 1910.

And take f u r t h e r notice, t h i l l the said Hoard of ( 'nunci lmen of the saidTown of llammonlon wi l l meet in the Town H u l l of the said Town of I l iun-rnonton, at the corner of Vine .Street and Central Avenue, on thu evening of

Wednesday, the Thirty-first day of May, 1916, at Eight O'clock,to consider the said report and assessments therein, and to receive andconsider all objectionn thereto which may bi> pre.Hentei l in w r i t i n g .

And lake fu r the r notice, I h n l if naiif report and assessments are foundto In; proper and correct , the said Hoard of Coiincilmen w i l l confirm naldasxeitsmit i i lH, and l in t name w i l l cons t i t u t e a l i en upon the proper ty a b u t t i n gon the l ine of said I m p m v e i n e i i l s and beiiellli 'd the reby , w h i c h assessmentsw i l l lie collected under and l > y v i r t u e of un ordinance or ordinances to bepassed by naid Bonn! ol ( 'oum-il inen for (he | ) U i | M M f .

Dated, I l i i m n i o n l n n , N ,1., May l i th , l!Ui!W.

M OT11H!Protect your Furs anil Winter Clothing.

\\'e I l i i V f a l i n e ul

Tarine Moth-Pi-oof }BagsSi/en : Mii : . l i i (""t M e n ' s S u M d , V 1 "" ' l r-. l i v \'/ n u l i e r i

A l l l u » l / e , \n by ( i . | n i l - l i c i t

t MtllCI M / C , \ l I l l \ - I I I ! I l l l llC'l

Also, I j i l f j e S l i e i - l n u l Tamil - l ' n | i c i

Tar Balls, 18 c. Ib. Plako Camphor, 15 c. Ib.l''»t S | > l i i l K 1 I n l i n e i l e i i i n i i ) ; l i n n -

lied I n l ) ; . K o a c l i , A n l , K m m n l M U I I M - K i l l n - ,

• I l i t t l n l e r l a i i l I ' u l i l ia l i l e l i y i l c mnl ( ' h i m | I | I - M

( j a r d e i i Hose, I 5 c I, m l ,K n a r an teed I wo v e u r s

*G:irilcn Ten!-., |''ly \ \ ' i re , Windowi l l l i l I 'm i l Sclecl ls

I ' a in l s , ( I l l s ami V.u n i s i )

Irvin I. HearingProprietor

Hammonton Trust Co.

Capital, $100.000

Burplun, 9H.OOO

Three pr cent on Time Accts.

Safe Deposit Boxes

Insurance

Monoy to Loan on Mortyacjo

GET THE

Red Cross Pharmacy.

Full l ino of now Spaldini? (Sporting Goods.Teni in i l l a l l i t . K a f k e l i i a n d N e l n I n M u r k

l lune l l a l l i t , *) , r u i n to $i j^

I'l'ilne i tcni- i leilnreil hvelily pel I 'ci i l , ul to all,ml con!

Telephone Habit.

A TIME SAVERMONEY MAKER

A N i ' i - e i t i t i i v u l modem l l n i i i n i ' i n t ,I'.i u i i u i n l i n l a n d Su< i n l

(.'"Ilillli, 111:1

Haiiiinoiiton Tolophono & To I. Co( i l \ en l le i . l u| Sel \ ire

Al I.uwcitt t'ottl

A. I. Hindi, Proa'l and Miumu«r.

JEEammonton, N. J.

Capital, - -~ $50,000Surplus and ~"

Undivided Profits, $69,000

Three per cent interest paidon time deposits

Two per cent interest allowed ondemand accounts having daily

balance of $1000 or more.

Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent

M. L.Jackson, PresidentW." TrSmTtTT7Vice7Pfes-l ' •

\V. R. Tiltoii, CashierWm. Doerfel, Asst. Cashier

DIRECTORS

M. L. Jackson J. A. WaasC. F. Osgood George ElvinsWin. J. Smith J. C. AndersonSam'l Anderson W. R. Til ton'

SHERIFF'S SALE.ny virtue ol n writ of fieri Inclrwi to mo

directed, liwuod out ol the Now Jomoy Courtof Clmucory. will bo sold nt public vondue. on

WlfDNKSOAY THK TWKNTY-Fpl'HTMDAY OK MAV. NlN1.?ri5fcS-mj?»'I)ltKl)

A N D H I X T K K N .&t tho hour ot two o'clock In the afternoonIn tho Court Itoom No. 201, Second Moor.}]u»rantoo Trunt Bulldlne. In the City of At-lantic City. County of At lnnt tc and .State of

All thnt certain plcco of land ul tuntn In tlicTownnhln of Iliuina Vlntn, In tho County ofAtlantic anil Stiilc of Now .IcrHuy, houndedand dcHnrlhi'd a« (ollciwn :

HeBrlnnlne In the c^unlri' of Wcytnoii th Hoadat thii d lKUnci-nl U H r t y - H l i rodmimi th i r ty -n i lhundredthH ot a rod KanUvurdly of tho Inter-HtM-tlon < > ( t h f c i -n t rcK i > f ft.ild W c y n i o u t h Itondand (-entrnl Koail: iht'nri- (I) nloni; tin; ciintrenf mild W i - y m i i u l h Knail South sovonty-Bevendocri-i-s IIIK! Mflcri i inl ini tcH l:nRt three rodsnnd K l x t . v - f i i i i r h u i i i i r , i l l l iH nl n rod ; thence (21South ti-ii i l i - i : r t - i -H ixtid three mlnut i ' f l Wentforty roiln and H l x - t c n l h f i of n rod to thecontronl t l i t - T i i i - k n h i i i . I t i n u l ; thi-nce Cll ahinB thecentro of Raid Tm'kf thon Hond Nor th thlr ty-HTC dcin'm and Illlwrn mlnu tea \Vunl live roilBand thirteen h u n d r o d t h n o f a rod ; thence (4 )Nor th ten i leeri- i -H nnd three minutes Kantthl r t .v-Kevei i rods nnd twenty-four hundredthnola roil tu the i i l aceul heic lnnlnK. ConlnlnlnzReventy-Neven h u i i d r c d t h H of an acre of land.

Itelni! I I l l - K a m i - i i r u m l w H which AntonloTotlanil Wire, liy rtcnd datrd Mny 7. lt»14. andIntendi ' i l 1,1 hi- f n r t h w l t h recorded In theiMork 'H Ulllt'f ul Atlantic County, at May'nI.nndlni.'. N. •'.. crnnted nnd convt.-yed to saidI'nnquali- v l tu l ln .

Seized an Hit' prniierty of. raRiauale v Ltulloet. al. and taken In execution nt themilt- .ofMny'R l .andl i iK H u l l , l i n t and UmnAssoclationand to be Hold hy

. I f lSKIMI It. HAIITI.K1T.J)«tfd Anr l l al. I!>lf>. Sheriff.

Albert c. Al ihul t . Solicitor.T'rB fee. J17.G8

S.J.B.

'Oil Hale or Rant.—elcM nmnU'd house,Win. I1'. Kr l inniul .

'OK Hent.—The IVot llomcutond at I,»ko.I'artly turnlnhod ; ten rooms, town water.

Icctrlc l l en t f t , telephone, toilet on nocoudoor ; recently done over Insldo and out :•1th t«n MTHR o( f ine farming land, directlylout I,nke front. $'20 monthly.

\V. B. I'eot, Hammonton, N. J.

'OK Hent,—two hounu«. Inqulro ofMm. C. H. Ni.-wcomh. 12 Horton Street.

T K W HOUNO. with f ru i t trees and crape* vine* tn bearing ; nlm a new row boat (or

ale. Inquire of Chris. Mlehl ,42:1 N. .Second .St., Hammonton.

,OK Halo.—the Treat property, on Pleasantx .Street, Two lot*. G-roojn house. and^puV-mlldlnRA, flno shade, etc. Must bo Bold atnco. Submit offer. II. L. Murphy,

Oodfroy Ilulldlnff." OT For Sale—w t 160. qn Cottaco Avenue,

between Second and Third Streota. Priceeaftonabte. MaryStadler. -7O K Halo.—a trnct of land In Atlantic Co..A New Jersey, containing about GOO acres.—deluding a cranberry bo* In bearing, andand suitable to their cultivation, not yet

cleared : Also land But table for raising ftmftllrults. vcKotnblos. and peaches. DwolllnrbouBe.-barn,-and fruit-house on property."

Apply to Mrs. J. H. Richards,Radnor Road. Bryn Mawr, Pn.

Bona Fide Farm Salca In and near Hammonton Is my record, for which ms.

JUST ARRIVED ITHOSE FAMOUS

Ozark Mountain TreesPeach, Pear, Apple,

Q,uince, Cherry and Plum^ TreesJ. H. Hale Peach TreesDelicious Apple Trees

These trees are all first-class stock, {directfrom the nurseries of Win. P. Stark.

Prices are very low, consistent with quality

F. A. TOMKINSON,Twelfth and Grand Streets, Hammonton, N. J.

The Case CarProvides, at the least cost, those essent ials of size,

eo ' i i lo i i , e q u i p m e n t , a n d y j ene ra l q u a l i t y whichexperienced motorists demand.

Price, $1190, f. o. b. Racine, Wis.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTSAll ftrivit. Hhould be In before Thursday

noon, it poHHlblo. Unions parti en have anaccount with UH, they will not wait (or Abill (neecfinl tat tnirotir AdelinepontntrotoIt)but remit promptly, ei ther In cawh or oneand two cunt HtampB. No adv. o! any nor Iwill bo In cor tod between ntiWH Item*.

No charec leui than ton cents.Kach figure. Initial, and name counta

one word.Double price charecd for lareor typo.

Real Estate

Poultry, Supplies, Live Stock

TW K N T V - irlvo one - year-old TinhornKooaturs for wile. 1ft ctn. i>cr pound.The .1. K. (lerhart Poultry Yards.

Ilammonton. N. J.

FOR Salu.—Speckled Sussex etc* for hatch-I n i r — R u t h w r h l l d ' H stock. None better In

America. Sarah K. Abbott,North Andover, Mass.

Rooms for Rent.

'OR Ren t .—two rooms In (lodfrcy OlllrnMul ld lnc . cor. K R R I larhnr Road and

Ilellevtie Ave., opposite Pcnna. IM-pot.

Announcements.

>HKSSKI> Corn Heel and Pressed Ham—ourown cooklnc.—H cts. per pound.

Jackmm'H Market.

pARK Stand—<ipen nn and after May 13th.* Special attnntlnn to picnics. T.B.Dolkor.

R R W A K D will be pnld for Information thatwill convict any party who trespasses on

my property at TtOBodalo, or Injures trees oranything thereon. A. Muckimiturm.

VTOTIPE. Uhorehy-notify the public that IiN refuse pay ment of all bills except contrac-ted by myself. Angelo Scula. Hammonton.

HAMMONTON AutO 3ervlcivd»y and nleht.Call Simons' Tandy Kitchen.

Both phonos. Wilbur Bakley, Proprietor.

CAM-John W. Roller. "««" —Autom/blloStation. Prompt uorvtce—M all hours.

James Delzelt,

AUTOMOBILKS to Hire. Stand at FrankApplegato's corner. Bell phone 141-J ;

Local j>hQnc, 1253 ; Hcaldence 0«>«aD 1047.Sidney Mart.

A UTO To Hire. Leave calls at Krlmmel's.** Ix)cal phone 534. .John I* Myers.Bell phone 41-.J. Residence. locM 618.

- id-"m. itt i w im M |iucnonie "WIN vouch' My age and experienceboth as a farmer and farm Kalosman. and my•connection with two larce advertising agenclcs. qualifies me to sell your farm quickly, 1your price nnd torniH are reasonable. Call atGodfrey I tul ldlne. Room 3. Kecond floor.

II. W. Miller, Hammonton.

>R Rent.—house, f> rooms and bath. Mapl.Street. All conveniences. Apply to

Morton Crowoll.

P >R llent—neat nvo-room house, with shedmodern conveniences. $11 per month.

On North Second Street. Mary Stadler.

poll HALE.— twenty-f ive acre farm ; houseA and barn ; twenty acres under cultivation:f ru i t , crapes, and berries :• flve.acre-cranberrymeadow In the rear, with .running stream.

:ellL'iit land for trm-k. f r u i t and poultry.For terms. Iiuiulre of

Kdwln Jones, 7(tt Hartdnn Ave., Colllncswood.N. J.. or Win. o. Iloyt, Republican office.

It Rent.—huiise on Ken Harbor Road (the 'lariicr one of the two) , ol Mrs. Falrchtld. -Apply to Mrs. J. P. Gelshaker. ]

_ _ , L on the only Reliable. If you want to !buy, sell or rent. Any kind of Real Kstale ;

or business opportunities, lusurnncc placed iIn the best <Vunpan les at the lowest nitcs.Morlitiice loiins. Inve.stinen.s. \Vf speciall7-f jIn farms. See us first.

.lames Palmer. Room 't, t !

Ballard Bul ldtne . Hammonton, N. J.

XrilKTK House for sale or rent. Applyto Oeo. F. Small. Hammonton.

E I . K V K N Room H O U K C to rent, corner ofPleasant and Horton street, all conven-

iences. H. K. Andrews.

TWO Houses.—one eight-room on Tllton St.for rent, can and water, plot for garden,

$1.') per month ; also one on Messina Ave. forsale or rent. Foclletto & H'ubba.

T \VKLVK-and-a half Acre Farm for sale orrent. Inqui re of J. \V. Holler,

Hammonton.

TWO Houses for runt—all conveniences.J. S. Mart .

T^OH . Sale.— eight roomed house, withA all conveniences, (iood location—on KmHarbor Road. App ly J. K. lierhart.

Hammonton.

TOWN l-ots and small farms for Halo byFor rent. &• roomed holme. All convenlon-

res : hnrn, and larct- grounds. A. J. KInB.

FOR Sale, at Third and Peach Streets, one ofthe bent b u i l t houses In l la i i i i iumton. In

the Iliu-si lucatlnn In town, v\v\en-rooms andall cnnvt'nlniH'CH, totirlher w i th steam-heated(tarnst\ t iarn, and other bul ldlncH. l i u i u l r u o f

•__ •

CH A N O K of Auto Stand. Wo wish to telour patruiiH that orders fur auto Ht-rvluo

can be lef t or phoned to Cramer's Restaurantnnd continued Hatlttfaclory service will benssUred. Wes. Vauehn.Ixu'al phone 110*2 ; lU'll 1242.

Miscellaneous

Specials inMATTINGBUGS!

.•if;',r o • vs

We Furnishthe Home Complete

pox^ tt

Help \V.uited.

WA N T K I > , — f * irlrl or n i ld t t l i ' -nc t ' i l wnmivnInr K i - i H - r n l J imisr tvui . ; . l i n j u l r » M ' f

Mr*. !•:.!« i t . M.-r i iHlr 'nv. ' i n i n . 1 Mirtcl .

/™*OVKRFJ> Wncon and 4 h.p. casollne eneln^ In mind order, for sale at Simons'.

T 1TTI.K < i l a i i t ca« I l i fh t lne plant. In cooi^ order, for suit cheap. Simons' Bakery.

"CHJK Sale,—two seated surrny In eood con-1- dltlon. Mlchaul Klllott. Hammonton.

CPARK'S Knrl lannaand Bonny Best Tomat*J Plants. ST) per thousand. Also sweet peand I l ly of the valley blooma for sale.

H. Schaumbere, Twelfth A Orand Sts.

•pRKSH strawberry, t-hocolnte. walnut , va1 i i i l lu , :uut almond tee cream at Simons'

Kandy ICltclieu./T*YPKWR1TKH.S For Sale— several dlfTeren1 makeH. rebui l t and In com! condition.

A. F. Marrle. I lamuionton. N. J.

S l inkery . More of that KOCH!:i\vlierry UH- f.rciiiti. nlso bisque vanilla,

rhoi-niau*. p!in-:iin>le. nnd ornuet* Ice.

FOR Sak\—hijuare Chlckerlnn piano, cheap,Ueo. "• Bobst.

Cn U I ) Wood for s.ilc—oak, f»tir foot long.John I ' upo f f r r l . Kl in PoKl otllt-e. On the

Frank Al lbrJght place.

T?OK Sale.—Lily of the Valley and Sweet PeaA blooms : also all kinds of vegetable andflower plants.

l l .Schaumbere. 12th A t irand sts.

A Few Hyacinths—10 eents each while theylast J. M u r r a y Biumett. Packard St.

Foil Sale t ' h t»au ,—lH h.p. easolt-ne tractionniiRlne. cornstalk Hhreder. express vvacon,

two top bucEles (2 and ^whecl). and two l igh tcarts. A. J. King.

ttpi;iJ. F.AsY" adjustable Garden cultivator* —the best hand cul t lvutor made. For

Bale by J. Murray Ban.s4-tt. Packard .street.

CA B M A O K nnd rn i i l l l luwcr Plants for sale.H. J. Rolfe.

Mo'mIt I 'vr lr (or sale,—HIM Indian. Justbeing overhauled. I'all at 21 N. Second.

And just at the t ime when you are going to need them.

3 feet by 6 feet, 45 cents6 feet by 9 feet, $1.60

8>£ feet by 9 feet, $2.169 feet by 12 feet, $2.76

A large stock ofMatting/Crex, aM^Crex Rugs

in all sizesCongoleum Rugs, and

Congoleum by the yard

At BLACK'S

Lost and Found

"TvOO Strayed or .Stolen— k •infill CollUi,—--"—tmni»-—nwldjLj:'—UOQd..rQw*,tJ !'>?_]>!•return, or Informat ion M to hl» wlieru«liouli.

A. Mtickonaturiu.

KEEP ADVERTISING

I .KC.AI. NoTICK

JAMES W. COTTRELL, Dealer,Hammonton

Eagle Theatre IParamount Pictures

W i l l In- s l l i iw i l

h i - l v ,

On Saturday, May 6thTliw |nr l i iM' : i i m ' l m l r

Mary Pickford,Victor Mooro,

i T l i c - I . H U ' I .1 m i l l v r nl11 i l imn n i l . i i l , mnl w r l l

U i i n v v n h i ' i r I n I m y l i i M i i l 1,A n d l i l i i m i i l l i c i

Star Actors.

S i i l i i n l n y , M i i y ii, "Tlif I ' n i i l l M ' , "

For Ins t a l l i ng One Comjil t ' tv K- InchDrivi'ii Arti 'MJun Wi'll.lUni i i i ' . n l ' in . N. .1., A p r i l :;. nun.

Si'itlfl r rn i ' i i sn lM w i l t In* r f fc lvci t hy thoI t ' i i i i ' l " f U ' n l i ' i r i i i i i i i i N M l i i n i T i o l l l n n i i n n n -Inn. Ni- \v .I tThrv. u n t i l M n y |.\ P.llli, nt 1'^ n 'rlurkn i K i n loi h i r i i U l i l i i L - otu- c l u ' l i l I n c h , t i m l i l nitlnliu-trr, ttrtvcn wrll t<» KII to till' n|i |tiii\liinvli<i t cp t l l nl l i M I In I , ( I I I I I I M H H i t l l i l r i | i l l | i | i l l l KN i l i n r \\ l l h nihlni .- . si I i t l l l i - r . un i t t t -H l l l l i i N I U I I I *n i l In n i r , l - i i n - <• I I I . H |> I . , , I | | I " I I |HI I« nil I l l r n ltin' i , I I I , ' , ' n nl t in . l l u n r i l nl U'nliT I • i i i u in ln i i l i i n -rri. l l i i i i i n i i i i i l . n i . Sins l iTh t -v . u ITUIIV nl whK'hn u t v I l i l i i l l l i i t mi a i i l i l l r t l l l t i l l .

I'.ai'h pi i i ( . -n , . . l mun i IM- i i i ' r i i t n i i n n l r i t t iv nI ' lT l l l ln l rh i ' fk I n r K l l l v I h i l l i i r n ij. 'm.inn n i in lcp i i t i i l i l i . Li I h r " r i h i i ' , , I I I I M | M , | I I I H I-, 1 ,1 I h rI ' , vi i i i l l 11.•* m l i l i ' l i t i ' I I . n i n i l l l l u l u il Un i t I I l i l i tI n i i r iTpl i ' i l , r i i n t r n r l » I I I \ \ l l l hr i-nliTcil I l l t i in l l i l l l u - I M - I Inl i i i l i n r r ( i f H i i t n i ' n rcurr i l u l l h l l ir t< .M-i i i ? i ilio'. i i lh r i i n l l l l r i t l l o n i . l i i iM' i - i i t i in t ' i .ul Ihr h l i l . I II HIM' 1,1,1 U l r ln- l i ' ,1 , i r I ' . i n l nu Ir i l l , Cr.l l l l l . l I I I I l - l . v\ I I I hi' r i ' l l i r i l l ' l l .

A l l lihhi u l u i l l hr in l l i l i ' I I I M I I I h l l l l l l . l u r i l l nf i i l i l n l l l r i l I n I h r i n u n l ' l l l i ' l nr H | i c f l l l r i t l l n l l H .r . i l l l n i i - l . I ' l l - In I l r i i h l n l l l f i t n l Ilif i i l lh - r i > (I I I K l l i . n r i l u l V\ n I IT i • i i i l i i i i l i . n h . n l i » . H I I I I U I K H Il u l l Nc» I r r n i ' V

I l i i a n l I, ni i \ , i, u n i t l i nn l l l r l l u h l In r t 'HTIK I I V tn all lililji.

!•' \ i ' i i | ( I H ' ' I I V . Hur.rrUl v ,l l ' . i i i . l i > l \\ , i l i i i n i n i l l l . ' . l i i i n - 1 ^ I l a i i i i l i n l i l i i l i .

Tlu i f i l i i v , M n y 1 1 , " l l . - l i l t i d I l i rtl.-nii-, " M . I I V 1 ' 1 , - K f . i n l

S n i u i - i l i i v , M I I S - n . " l i n l "f Hi. 'l , , , ! , ! , .n \V ," M i i l > ' - l V ' n n l l ' i H - n

' I l l l l l n i l l l V , M i l ) I f , "( ' l l l l l l M l l l ' K l l i l i l r l l , "

V i . - i . u M:iii1uiiln>, Mny I'll, "Wililll.nvi'i,"

M m c i i i ' i i i i - Uiirli'I l m r n i l i i \ , M n y '/'), ' ' . S t i r h n l . l l l l n

I.J i i . " Mm v I ' l i - K I ' i n i lS i i l i i n l n y . M I I V '.!'/, " An > V M I I n

M n m u i ? ' ' J u l i u Mm i y t iu i i ' i '

A l l l l l i ' . ' i i l l l l , I I I C C I l l S

C ' h i l d r c n ,SAMUEL LITKE, Proprietor.

If youwant the Best

at theLowest

Price,Get it at

Ruberton's

RUBERTON'S MARKETII in I l i ' l l i ' v i i i ' A V I . , i i i . n l In K i i i i i i n r l ' . - i

Illllll I'll,III.HI Alllil lll'llM'1 V

Phono your OrdersWo deliver

We Lead in duality

ORDER

A Fancy RoastI 'KOM

RUSSO'S

•SJ J*/ V^ \J A C4* * *J

Runi]) vSli-ak, a() centsSi r lo in Steak, 26 cts

Kuiuul v S t f u k , 2.) cRib Roast, >>i) c

Tot Ro.ist, iS eStrwin^ HccT, i •,' c

Clnick Roust , 16 rYral C u l l i - t s , aS r

\ ' t-al Chops, -'.) rBrcnst \\-al, iS r

S l u m l i U ' r Vea l , '.'o rI ' o ik C ' l iops , iS c

Krr.sli I tai 'on, i . ) i1

1> ' I I 1 * *l^s 1 U-. ids , () ft.s

RUSSO BROS.i - , i l i Sl . , i i i i l K . K . A \ e

l lo l l i r in i i i i - t t A i i l n I l i - l l v o r y

It. O. Uarrott & 8oi»in M i-ii,ni MI.. riiii»ii«i|ihii\

Ili-Mi'ln Itllil lulilii'ln In

Live & DroHBod PoultryMtmt i n n i l i i 1 ! inli 'rtt K i t n i n i i t i < i l

With I 'roinpl Uoturnn

Win. B. PhillipsAttorney - at - Law

Hammonton, N. J.517-510 Federal St.. Camden

Dr. J. W. WallaceOSTEOPATH

Will be located at 229 Orchard St.on Tuesday and Saturday morningsand on Thursdays all day. Localphone.

MAY

VICTOR RECORDS

ON SALE

AT STEEL'S

Conic in and hearor t r y the .samples

at your home

QUALITY FOODS

KrumbloE1.

del i^htrd w i t l i i t -i(j I ' t - n l r . per pa rku^e

Ohorrios.' r i i r t u n l ) r ;u i ( l , lar^i1 white

r l n - 1 rir.s ; ;.olid p a c k ; lar^uf u n ; 'ddieioiis.

30 cen t s per can

M. L. Jackson & Son

V-, .fuk.j , M, . ,v

I

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THE SECOND CHOICELO H H A I N K was looking at Currol lnn

w i t h tho s o u l f u l ye t penet ra t inglook tbat I wel l remembered. I knewJust wbu t came next ( h e low voicedremark (hat there were so few whoreally unders tood; from tha i (o (he•loversoul" was but a step. The over-soul was a c e r t a i n t y . H a lways waswi th Lorraine. She was greal on over-souls.

Hut she never f a i l ed to wind upw i t h hearts Just one a( a l ime . Addedlogether, however, they amounted toqui te ii few. " M a n y a l i l t l e makes amucklc" m i g h t hare been her mot to .

I let my ( n o u g h t s and gaM wanderto L e t t y I i a y l o n . Ihe on ly other mem-ber of the bouse pa r ty whom the heathad not dr iven away l imp and unlove-ly. She wiis p re tend ing (o read abook, but I k n e w t h a t she would havecaught tbe drift of It as well had itbeen upside down.

.A l l of us hud supposed tha t therewas un unders tand ing between herand Carrolfon u n t i l Lorraine beganoperations. No one had known—Letty was u shy l i t t l e th ing—but wehad all felt rather sure of it. I couldimagine how she fe l t , sitt ing therealma1, could faiuy the tlioirgh4fl-h4d—den by her sweet, untroubled fcae.

I crossed over to her and made someinane remark about the heat. "1 knowthe loveliest, coolest place. Miss Day-ton.'.'.. JL.saiil....atie.r a mQE)e.n.t,,.."if,.y.p.u..aren't afraid of a walk. It's a canyonf u l l of ferns and things. And a littlestream completes the ideal of coolness.I(:s a pretty "place. Will you come?"

I knew, without looking np. thatLorraine was listening to my lamedescription. She knew the place. I hadshown it to her. And a great old placeit was.

"Yes, I'll come," answered Letty,promptly. "Wait till I get my hat."

In a moment or so we were walkingdown the long, dusty road. She saidlittle. It wasn't much of a day for talk-ing. The heat beat down. A little colorcame into Letty's pale face. She climb-ed the hills as if she didn't mind it. Inoticed that she seemed to require no

•assistance, that she ignored my hand,stretched out protectingly, again andagain. I had had to half carry Lor-raine up that last hill. And when wereached the place she had quotedpoetry. But Letty Dayton did not. Shesat down on a wide stone, much asLorraine had done. But she did not gointo ecstasies over the place.

"It is beautiful here," she said simp-ly. I was raised in the country."

"I. too." I answered, "when I was alittle chap. And I have never lost mylove for it. It is a kinder place thanthe city, I think."

"Yes," she assented, absently."Carrolton came from the country,

too, didn't he?" I ventured, tentativelyjust to see how the beggar stood withher.

But I didn't want to be answered,_as_I wan, with a wave of name.

swered. moro coolly than was war-ranted by her mantling cheek. "H wasn b e a u t i f u l place—a rambling old

l' WAS a quaint llttlo book thatHelen had found lucked away on ahigh shelf In tlu- library. Its blnd-

of musty ralf cxlialed that odor sodear to the l i l M l n p h l l o and i ts pages

j-jITJ_[

house and acres aand acres of land,about 1500. I think. It was a pi ty tolose, It. Mo.Bold It. like Kmiu, when hisfa the r and mother died. Ho put It i n toclly property and made money. I th ink .

up something liner thanHut he gave,money."

A f t e r t h a t there wasn't -much said.

were yellowed w i l l , age. Hut as slieread, l i t t l e t . ' i r s t s of l augh te r mine fromher a n < l f i n a l l y vli,1 i-ried m i r t h f u l l y . —

"Oh. K i r l s . ' In l i s t en ! This lumk la ful lof tin. most heavenly parables and

1-livrfr.Ti-ftTi—lhe-y«u»KT-ftml—I-mmt re;idyon t h i s "ne. It Is called 'The Three< " . ; i t , - u a > -s.' "

W i t h ntio accord the K'1"^3, who/Tiadlie.-ii I t M t f i i l n t ; to her l augh te r w i t hs t rong < imosity, laid down the i r vari-ous 0 , - , - i i im t ions Mild. gathered about her:ind Helen-Ill the aco'l'ted f a i r y storyV i > ! < e i vad :-

i >! ! •<> > ! | M > n :i t ime a l i l t l e Kir! gotlo-t in .1 \ \uo, l , and ;IH K was gettingl iv .an l . s du.-k sin- became f r igh tenedni .d I . -Kan to cry. AH she sobbed a\\ < . , H ! - ' - O I t(.r , a m < - up to her and asked:• • \ \ ' h v ( In you Wt-ep l i t t l e ^i l ' l?"

' I : . ; i i i s « - 1 am loyt." .

.H t h a i the u n o d - . ' u t t e r said gent ly :

• • T e l l n i ' - > , > m , t i l i n g of y u u r home, may-

t t- I ' all ( 1 : - , - < - t you . ' 1

.~u ;J,,' l,!!:.e K M - i n - ' t \vanUni; to ad-m i t t h a t her p a r - M i l s \ \ere poor and

she ha . I l . i - . - n .-"-lit i n t o t h e \uuid to

•My f a t ' i . - r is a 1'r n < ,• and dwells in

.1 m e a l , - a i - l l e . M i l d he w i l l scn.l a wholet * - ^ : , i , . n t • , : ' n n - i i to s c u n h for in ' - , bat

| : ,ni . i f . ; , d "At l l . ls . the w, ,od- i 'u t t r r smiled and

pointed towards n. gateway In n. Wghwall nearby, saying:—

"Little Prlnce.«3, the way to that TTil-nce-ot vour father lies through yonderKate all overgrown with blossoma. tTo

but on tho other nldo wan a still moroterrible forest, f u l l of wild hcastH limldreadful nhndoWH nh<] witclieH. S" »hoHi-reamed anil would have run hark,but nRllln who Haw Ihe high, mnoolhwall and this time written upon It wastho word,—"Lien!"

Then Bho cried harder than ever andBobbed out:— f

"Oh—oh-oh—I nm not a prlnrcsB fendI haven't any cruel stepmother, r amJust « nauirtlty little poor Rlrl whostrayed away when I was sent for ber-ries!" And Instantly another wood-cutter appeared and taking her by thehand led her to n gateway which wasmarked. "Truth" ana there Just beyondshe saw her homo and her dear motheranxiously watchliiK for nor.

• • •

THK girls greeted tho Rtory with

Kales of laughter, all except Mar-..arct who sat MarlnR down at tholire, very t b o u K b t f n l l y , until Kleanorsaid half Irrelevantly:—

—"T never- eould spell rxaKKrrnto. I

Kers and only t r u t h brings n.H f a f e l yhome."

"Well, I think." spoke up one of theother girls, "that for ni l tha i . I t ' s bet -ter to boast of oti(,'n f n i n l l y and P"H-ReHMloi is than to be ashamed of themor be l l t t l o them."

"Yon may bo right nhout Hint." saidMargaret, "but bel i t t l ing them Is aluoa sort of dishonesty—and equally f u t i l e .For exaggeration Is fu t i l e . Or worse!What's (ho use or saying In a lordlyfashion that you paid fifteen dollarsfor a hat. when It coat Mvo? What'stho use, of saying that you arc gettingtwenty-f ive dollarH a week when youarc getting twenty? What's the use ofsaying that three different men askedyou to go to a danco when you had 10fish for one I n v i t a t i o n ? What 's the useof boasting of a noelnl position youdon't possess, or t a lk ing of fashionablepeople by the i r llrst names, ns If youknew t h e m ? What ' s the use of dress-ing beyond your Ktnllnn In l i f e andyour Income? And wha t ' s the use ofconfiding to your girl f r i e n d s tha t twomen are 'Just crazy to mar ry you andit's an a w f u l problem' when it Isn ' t atn i l ? I t ' s t he f u t i l i t y o f ou r cxaggera-

ye through it and you will bo at home. -So the l i t t le girl thanked him nnd

went through tho gate, but Insteail ofa palace she found herself In a deeper,darker wood w i t h heavy underb rush to

—t^Mifi-lw—ujwliox...feet- .and..4.-loiiiuy,.lrjera .that".bid the sun. Of course she. wasmure f r igh tened than ever, but whenshe. wanted to run i>ac-k. lo tho gatewaywas gnni- and there was only the hls t i ,m. ,ooth wall , on which was wr i t t en"KxnKKerat 'on."

Pol.bini: in terror she, walked deep Intothe .lark wood t h a t lay before her andcame to a path where she met asecond wood-cutter . He too asked herwhy she wept, and when he learned shewas lost, said be would help her limlher way. Hut she didn't tell him shewas a poor l i t t l p girl who had strayedtoo far from the edso' of tho forestwhen, she had been told to stay. Shesaid Ins tead , t h a t she hail a cruel step-mother , who had sent her i n t o Ihe woodt , , sear, h for tr,it'll,-.s ami she hail gottenlust ami would l>o bea ten w h e n sher,-a, lu-,1 l i ' i in ,1 .

;,n j -hnwcd her a K a t e w a ym-w paint and I,a,Us her

a y : n K th;i! she w,,1,1,1 t indt h a t u -o ' i l i l surely t- i l :e

tK'.n loold fa i ry

i vp , . of

Then the mall gay w i t h

^o tlu-uut:h, sa p a t h t h e i e

her l i .une.So tho tl .anlu

never remember whether ll naaor two r's."

Then M.iruarct added s l o w l y : —' It Is a lot innre easy

Rpr l l . An. l tbat f u n n y-Btr.ry-»«v»—I'alnteil for

Kl.l that is " i n l y too f a m i l i a r . < ' a i , t j . . i .reco^iii-/., he r? '

" -oh wn,r.,l sonic f a y the clff .o i:!e,,„. ,„'„, , , , , , -se-^es as HI."" se,, „ , '7s that what you arc t i y i n i ; to say.Madge dear?"' mock.M Helen. l , u l M a r -gnrct shook her head. "No." she sail."not exactly that, but exaggeration .3one of the worst faults of the moderngirl, and of some men, too. They boastnf their money, their clothes, their fam-ily. They exaggerate their social Impor-tance, or populari ty or prospects. Theypreten.l f rom morning t i l l night to besomething which they aro not, and in-stead of cnlllns It flatly -'lylnK,' theyclothe It In tbe Illinsy dlsROlse-of— kooP-iiiB up the b l u f f ' or 'keepiaK up appear-all, es ' That 's what I mean. There are.too. three g a t e w a y s for all of us. anilwe ' h a v e to 1:0 t h rough them If we. areI,, Unii >" i r way t h r o u g h the pcrpl '-x-ina won,! of li . 'es p rob lems , all.l. l ikeI h a t l i t t l e K l r l . we find that exaggerationl«a,js i.s > n r o a dark w',.,,,1 t h a t we haveI , , k,,p on thr , ,u ' i : l i : t h a t h''s an- s t i l lmo ie f ' r i b i e fu :es t o f p i t f a l l s and dan-

i - fu l . llirntt-t ion tha t se'Mns lo mew h a t a morass of l ies we bu i ld up outof those fool ish l i t t l e spec. lies. I t n u i v t ,you l;ii"\v. in the end P M I V - datr-r'Ttm.sI t can ' t help V u t I.e deroga tory to oar!n' a. :ei -s, now r a n ! '" ' '

• - - * • - * -

N CI." cnmc a very ( i n l e t r ho ins . formor- tha- i i mic K i l l had llushe-1

g u i l t i l y at Marga re t ' s winds : Thencam- n long si lence, broken at lengtht,y Helen w h o was turning tho pa^es

of the l l t t lo book.

"{If emirse. Madge you are right,we know tha t . Hut w h e n a g i r l tel l»

you n whopper, you h a t e lo let her

get away wi th i t . to put i t s lung l ly .

You want to tell her n Mgger one lie-

Hides, keeping up appearances means

keeping up one's position and one'«

credit.""In other words." answered Mar-

gare t , "keeping up a social status not

w o r t h w h i l e If I t must be assumed, and

keejilng up thu abi l i ty to get mole andmore In debt As to the uucntlon til

overtopping the stories of other girls-

why that 's Just a sui t of childish con*celt. A f u n n y l i t t l e Jealousy of even us*sumed possessions on the part of an-other. It 's l ike the youngster who. see-Ing the new doll of a playmate, says ,alonce: 'oh, T have a much blgpcr oniat home ' (Inly the ctilld speaks onImpulse, the grown-up knowingly. Hutwhatever the reason. It Is surely ^grave problem, this hoastfulness of thfAmerican nation.' '

"Oh, If you are going to blame It onthe nat ion why not call your problemone of preparedness." laughed Eleanol

"-mnl- Margaret—KuiUod,—too."One might." she ttald, "for boasting

as a n a t i o n ' m u s t bo backed up by ac.l i o n s , and tho boasting of a woman.should i-o backed up In the same wai— but Isn ' t . So as a hit of prepnrednesjour sex might well declare :...:W.e..wlljboast of no th ing we h n v o not got;no th ing we aro net going to do: am!nothing- that w.i have done. Then w(will bo prepared for a n y t h i n g , fottroth Is the greatest weapon In th|world, and tho ojio least used t - Jwomen.' "

"The l i t t l e hook gave us a parable. o|yesterday, and you are g i M u g us \sermon of to-day." said Helen alnios)pettishly, but the answer tame quick.ly:-

"Hecausn women were women yes,tcrdiiy. as well as to-day, and the onl)difference Is t h a t the problem of t h l i

-boasting and ly ing Is g rowing wnrs iwi th the passing years. Instead of Let,ter. ' I n fact I can t h i n k of no t . e l t e lSpr ing w o r k for ea( h of "s. t h a n Hleam t h a t l i t t l e p a r a l l e a n d s a v i t t iourselv.s when \\ (I are t . ' n p t e d 'Iboast "

"I t h ink . " said K l e a n o r ( | ' i , . l l \ . " th iJI wi l l l.eg-.n and learn I t now. I f H e l ' lw i l l lend me the bnok "

"I c a n ' t . " she answered. "I in goin|to learn it myself."

By Katharine IMoere Wat/actt? COUHHK wo all know that

\ cle'matlH. boneyslli'lfle. ivy, -win- •tarla, trumpet Ilower and a fw

other hardy perennial vines aro thoroom important of the climber. Thisla true. not. only because they are per-manent and hardy. Increasll.K In beautyfrom year to year, but u l H O becausothey have, as a rule, denser fol iage,larner and more b e a u t i f u l l lowers.

However , tho annual vines i lene ive nnar t ic le , lit themselves: HOIIIO for I h e l rHWcet Hcent. flomo for their beauty of(lower and fol iage and all for their rapidgrowth.

Their.Use In the Garden.If your garden Is new. If you have Just

l imi t a now fence or pei'Kola, I f youar,> In a new and vlnoles.i nounc. thenyou wl l l want Homo of '.he annua l c l i m b -ers W i t h o u t any of these "Ifs." youw i l l want somo be,-a,is,, t h e y an- soJ , r e t l > --<-ypr, ,HH vine, m o u n t a i n Ir l iu 'e .b u l t e r l l y an i l .scar',,-I r u n n e r s , l i y a . I n t hbean, Japanese bop, M e x i c a n vm<».nioori Ilower. passion ( l o w e r , w i l d cu-cumber vine and th,; b e a u t i f u l nowcard ina l climber.

Pun for the Children.Ui-t-e aro morn lntr.res.tiui; things for

I b e l i l t l e folks t h a n . I n a n y o t h e r branch

of .lorn-ullure N,, ,1,11,1 shonld I,,, al- ,„ IWe(1 .,„ n ,,,r,,nnial. s,, I really.!i'_li.''.lj..'.'.'. £™w. ."_>' "'.'I1'""1 I''.">"!{- ^"b d" II"1 k n o w .Ih , , so.ft. p u f f y bal ls of the. balloon iiim,v,r. i l is a t > , a l i i l f u i v i n e , mak-Mrie. t b o f u n n y Kol . len "i,al.-,:im apples" lnK " h""vy '""' """^"Inu.H g r c . w t l , In

a season, t \ \ cn ty lo forty feet! You.,,,,1 ' p e a r s uf Ih, M,, , , ,or , l ,ca . and the m.,y k n ( ,w |( ,,v ,,|(, „„„,;, , ] f i i | lp |(IM

endb-ss t i n s ||...I Ham,- fo r tune , bunua saurer v ine For t re l l i ses , p e r i ; , , I s andfor Imii on dm ornamental Gourd porch,.1 It is *plcn,|,,I, :LH it r lmKi i w e l l

Why Ibere ar, lonB-m-eke,! an.l .shore- '" "">' r""l!" s"rl:"'<1

. , , . , I have men t ioned hi'for, t h a t I I Isn.'. 'k,,l bolll .-s. „„.,-,, a,,, apples and ,„,„, ,(, „„„. ,„,. „..,„, im,,,nrs ,„ (>ar,,.

wil l f ind a marve lous ly lovely array ofHl-Tter v i n e i If you h a v e never seen-or j imell .-d t ii..^ s i - e n t f i i w h i t e rnoon-flowi>r on a Summer night you have atreri'ffh Ml'if'e for you ' <""

Til*, w h i t e one fNoc t f l l o r a ) has veryInrKn flat pure w h i l e llnwers and tiearsImmense u t i in t ie rH at once, an do allt h i s f a m i l y . I t blooms at n i g h t and onc loudy days. **

I have Keen a wonder fu l pale blue onerailed the Dawn Flower 1 I I , i n k It isthe same thing as Hubra Coerulea. orHeav en ly Hll le .

The livening fllory (Itona Nox} |,aarosy-violet blosMomn. The I l rnzl l la i imorning glory <Setosni I M rose colore(lTh i s Is one of the most rapid growers,blooming from Midsummer t i l l f ron t .

Our common morn ing glory or convol-vu lus Is a very near re la t ion to thes.iIpomoeas. Jiut the most beautiful nfthem all are the Imperial Japanese, orKmppror Morning Glories

Tho colors of these are more varied,ranging from snowy white, to pinks,scarlets' and deep purples. They arovery largo and beautifully marked andedged.

For tho wi ld garden, for covering anunsightly bulldrfiV'or fence, for a quickg r o w t h whlh . wa i t i ng thfl slower prog-ress of perennial vines, theao Japanesemorning glories. aro unequalled.

The worst t h i n g about all those morn-Ing glories is t ba t when you don't wontthem J ( J U ,..,„•[ Kl;l rld of tjlem_ thcjr

resow so v lg ' t r rn i s ly .There Is a douhlo white or tassled

morning glory culled Snow Fairy thatIs very b e a u t i f u l .

—AU..lg"ni"''as. del ir lu in rich-BoU-an4-

fc B K A K KIMJMU;

a H U n n y a i tuu t ionMina.

I'm so glad to tel l you about this dear"ttl0 vln«- F«r years I hunted for Itbecause a certain t iny scarlet flowerthat I had called baby morning Rlorygrew In my grandmother's garden. 1never saw It anywhere else, and didn ' t

oranges. .,,1,1 pcais . smooth to t u i i c l i and Spr ing for a good s t a r t , but i t may where y , , u r . 'ulluniia was. and even at fo r several years and would, call it Ule know |tg nnme Flnaily ] ,'olmd „i l e l . ^ l i t t u l to r a t t l e wl tin- seeds w i t h - 4n> n i iwn out of doors In May It Is some .Ijslance. The f o l l o w i n g year It sweet pea sliap.-d (lowers, a shaded One Vllrloty ,s BCarlet (Sanguineal:In 1 .-i-ome dry -\,u| d idn ' t v u u i gi-ind "'" "-T"'''r '" s"w before that In good will climb and. bloom and seed again. apr i . , , l c..l«r, They Mrow In clusters. another. Mlna lx)bata, changes fromne . th , . r d u n ' v o u , - s i o k - M i J ,,v ',, Bo" nni1 ••"•«1<>'' weather seeds should The searlt-i, ninnpr Is more conspicuous. scarlet to orange and then to creamy

, ' - ""K.nt , . , o v i r ma ,.,.,.,„,„„„. ,„ nri l.,.n ,,,ly)!. llt. „„,.,. „, Jack and the Bean Stalk. T a l w a y s savu, t he seeds which are whltc. F!vo cen(s tor one and , for

pe.u.si,aped ones-: U e h u h t l u l memories p lnn t „„. „,.,.,,,, ,,,lK,.wlse. barely cove r - V'"' ro""Mnlwr '"'"' J:"'k's '"'"" vl"" Produced u, large pods, dry them and the other seed. Do plant some. Theylru1'"1' Ing them and pressing tlnnly wi th the U Kr«--w- o v e r n i g h t - All the bean ,-rs-ow tin; n*Kt Spring. resow, of course, and are cousins of tha

Then there is thu red-striped gay hand. The bell-shaped blossoms are family are line climbers and there are There is also a "hyacinth bean" (doll- bJE sllky morn|nff glories.

Tutu ' s r;ip. l i k e o n o u ^ h to I I I ! t ho s i n . t i l vinh't b lue an<l very n t t n u ' t l v o .

I... 1 ; t> f a . . - on th .> l u f f u Ktninl. w i th hl1"' ar"1 whl1 ' ' tnL-r<1""1'- "r **M<* l*>* »^of r u i t , t h e of fuc I H ' a t l i - : i c t i v (* Hi ' iTi» ' t i ib<T Jmw wl i l to

Mi iwers show up at iiij;ht whi le darKnt i ' - s arc invus ih le

run

A not h i - r K n u r , ! is ^ [ i M . u i - H h ; i p * ' i l ami

M-' iin-il. niie is l iK . - a .s i tM>ot) i w h i t e C ^ K ,

M.-ms r e a l l y b, •:„« u.,,,i ,„ s , way sun,mer"nouses"an,i" pernolas 'where "a ^r Mrs M. ' i t lack I v.. been wait

I, , m. ,k , pip,». , , , , i r k . ,1,-nse g r o w t h is w.-inted I n K p a t l . - n t l y f « , r y o u , . i i t ic le - . t - , up- to you.^•v"'1 1"" •'» r.inen,!, ,- , it,,, c l ipper or Jap,.i.|,'U!i Is l . r i K b t f r e e n . Japi in lcui i pear. I re:,,l them the lirst t l nnK Sun-

r u l . i : .oh ' I ' e r h . i i ^ > , , , , t l j . i n k l i o n , oru j \ 'ai |,-|:at us Is p robab ly t h , - I , ,vei l , r as , l ay ,1,0111:11^. Ha\ -e g o t t e n so many

Hu mu I us or Japanese Hop.I r iTnniMit -nd t h f s , > fus t wrowlnK and

very .,i t in m e n t a l vim's, especially forSummer houses and perm>l. iN where a< l ' , i i i k . l ic t t se M r m v t h i s wanted

Ki-veral t h a t have p r e t t y l,|,,ssoms. Try ,.|.,,s) which has purple and white bios-

Yon w i l l t ind the b u t i e r t l y runner de- The MoonflowerB and Her Sisters. ' «^ ress vino and the star glory (Ipo-scrlboil .as pink, but I hay, u rown It t 'nder tb, f a m l l r name Ipomoea you moea Cocclnela) and produced this brtl-—. __ •. liant new annual climber. It erov/a 31

feet a season and Is literally coveredwith fiery cardinal-red blossoms allSummer and Fall. The flowers are aninch or more In diameter.' I am eowlng

MRS. MAIIAOC'S GAEDiENWrite at any t ime I can be of service m>" (irst ones this year'

Seeds must not be sown out of doom

\TH'\ P/Vp"^K ATI IA1.1M-. Myours.R K MATLACK.

until May and settled w-arm weather.Never sow in cold, wet ground. File orcut an opening in eacli seed to assist

At that the man found Ills voice, man l ights for air, I struggled to he"To ask you to marry hie, dear." be honest. "Letty." I snid, "I.etty. dur l -said. "I—I know 1 can make you hap- ing, 1 love you with my whole soul,py. You shall never know an ungra t i - Hut I cannot ask your love under afietl wish. I ' l l spend my l i fe t ry ing to misunderstanding; . 1 -Lorraine thereplease you. I know I'm not half good Was a time--"enough, bu t—" The words once- out 1 bent my head

"WJiat about Miss Kdgewood?" Let- in u t t e r misery. Suddenly I 1'elt Letty's

A It F . V I ) Klt'S K X I ' K I U K M ' K S .

ty'.s voice was IIH impersonal and <;nolUH a snowl l i iku .

"Lorraine?" he said. "Oh, LorraineIK—^JiiHt I.orriilno. She never wnnle i lr(riITaTry*"Tnr5"niry''-Ti)c)re-lhiiii 1—w.aultU ... r

to marry her. That WIIH J U K I a KIUIIO." """' 'r'IE t « l S I I I M <

cool hand in my own."That was before you knew

she murmured f o r g i v i n g l y .

"Yoti played i t well.""Well enough to IInil the d i f f e rence

between gold and coumerl'cli," hi? an-

I 'OHTKIt TOI.O T I I K TALK.

There is aMWered. There wu« a inoinenl u Hi lenee. and Ada bi ias lH a weekly nev/Ipaper.Ciirroltnii broke ll. "Tell mi; I t 'H all . This newrtpaper I I I I M u repor te r , Her l K l i l . ilear," he Hai t i In h l H Hell ' -con- Is "some" w r i t e r . Th lH IH how, In n t a k e s a d v i u i t U K e uf leap year , she In

single senlenee, be (Inscribes a local var iab ly IH ridiculed and inlHi inder-

Leap Year. A middle -aged woman,good tempered, domesticated ( w i t h o u tmoney) , oilers herself to a lonely el-d e r l y man. In comfortable circum-stances, who would appreciate a com-pla isant he lpmeet . Reciprocal conll-dence and reference.

This adve r t i s emen t was inse r ted Ina newspaper by a reader whose ex-periences are re la ted in a no te to us.J u d g i n g f rom t h i s l e t t e r i t wouldsi-em t h a t a leap .yi'ar_ proposal Ist r ea ted w i t h cons iderab le ' l i - v l l ' y " Tnt h i s t w e n t i e t h c e n t u r y of ours. De-scribing the result of her adver t i se -m e n t , o u r reader w r i t e s :

"Why in I t t h a t when a woman

way to t h i s . ? 1 do not see why awoman should not exercise t ier rightIn o i le r herse l f d u r i n g the permissiblet ime , and be t r ea t ed w i t h respect In-stead of r id lcul r . " . -

S K V K N T Y - K 1 V K .1111,1-: "SI.KKI'S."

lident vvay.My heart mlHsed a heal. Carrol ton 's

lone wan t r i u m p h a n t . There IH nomc-I l l l n g abominable aboul people

We nut In the pleaSant Hllence that ( hav( , m.Ver known a n y t h i n g billfal ls occasionally between those, whounders tand . An i l , as Lorraine wattwonl lo remark, t hey aro few.

We walked buck to the iioune iogelll-»T In l lml d e l l g h l f u l hour which fol-(own l lm K o l n n down of l lm H U H , ourUrinn f u l l of fer in i . We wen. (ipposlleeach olher al d inner Unit nlnht an.l weiiinlled iicroiis l ike old comradeii.

AH Ibe dayi i went >m we were muchloKcthcr . I b.-nan to count the bournliml. when we were not . I of ten foundCarro l ton w a l c h l n n in« i i u e s t l o n l n K l yand i i K K n - M H l v i . l y . H»l b in lonei i d r i p -ped honey a« be i i toppcd me one nb;hlan wn~wnrn-|rnvlnK-lbi.-dluln»;. rmiJJK.Mi, d rew me a l i l t l e ai.lde.

".luiil a iiccond," he npoli iKl/ .ed "Ih a v c n ' l had u chance before, an i l Iw a n t lo I h a n k yon for your h l n i l n c m iID l . e i i y Slm'ti " I I I O I I M I , of u i s l r l nmldoe. i i i ' l l a k e lo everybody. So i i l i i . ' nalone even In a crowd a K I " I ' -u l "r

Ibe lime "I l , , , , l , , - , l h i m over before I an i iwcr-

"My l l l l l e Let ty!" he cried.1I(! iniiHt liuvis trlctl uuKUci i t i i t t i fu l ly

to tako her li i ind-nr more, for, whenbit spoke again, Hl i rpr lse | i n > i l o m l n n l -ed. "You Hull! I t WI IH n i l r l g b t . I . e t l yAnd yet you won't lei me touch you "

"I Halt! II. WIIH all r i g h t . And It Inall r i gh t . U It miiro t h a n all r i g h t 1have lo I h i i n k you. even, for H b o w l n gme something. I , loo, now k n o w t h e

between melabi. I 've found

wedd l im:I n obedience lo ( b e u n i v e r s a l i n a n -

who ' da t e nn,I I n n a t e I n s l l n c l w h i c h , w l l l isue- irri 'Hlsllbli- a l lu r lnn iniiKnetlsm, IH

ever d r a w l i i K I n t o J i i x t i i p o s l t l n i i (bebeanleonii and c h i v a l r o u s , the braveilllll till- Kl iy . "o f l l y and H W e e l l y -.is

stood1.' My own case proven my s ta te -m e n t . T h r o u g h l i t i g a t i o n I lost mybus iness , good home, and eve ry com-fort In l ife. A f l e r t r y i n g variousposts , I ci ime to t h e conclu.s lot i Icould on ly be h a p p y In a home of myown. . . .and. d.ecliled . I i ) . la.U'..1 UdYlUl l t lK 1

Hie sung of sli'emi, hut nevertheless of leap yoiir. I b l i i l t l u g there mustu n e r r i n g l y "nd e t e r n a l l y a s Ibe m a r lner 's compass IH ever seeking Hiepole, u n t i l In I he prut-ess of l i m n twoexl idence i i , t w o lives, t w o I n d i v i d u a lI l l f s w l i l c l i h a v f h l l h e r t o M o w e d o neach I n I I H l u d e p e l i d i ' i i l count, 't h r o u g h I h e v ' l c l s i i l l M d e s o f t h i n minidi imi sphere, even I I H t w o i n i i i i n l a l i i

besome nice old g e n t l e m a n t h a t 1 c o u l Mmake h a p p y .

"1 am u woman of l l f t y , good u ppenra i i ce , t h o r o u g h l y c i i m p a n l o n a b l e .good t empered , and adap t ab l e lo c l r -c i i m H t u i i c c s . I h a v e I n l ined lo »er-v a n l s , hu t can do w i t h o u t I I n s e r ted I l i l s ad In our local pnper w h i c h

t h e d i f f e r e n c e be tween gold and coi inl - r l v u l e l s bav.i r l p p l l i l l on s e p i i r u l e l v |||(|) M l x e d l i l o n i i d a l l y f o r i i o w e t . l t and

ed And w bmat, Ii binyou menu."l i n d e n , l a n d

1 ,11,1 my I"'"1 ( l l ( l ""'know wlml

I f a l l loyou r r l K h l

Inu,,l,i,mi,- fa , e c.m" Y o u ' l l l i n i . w noi i iend w.,'11 I " , I I I I b a l i l i

|-|,Mine,I til

lo t h a n k me 'l ie I , I , n i l - I l l l lh

l l d . - i i l a l l v ' Iday." be .mid "/yi l . l l o r e l b e l -

" l . l l l l e I . e l l V .

i i i y i i n l f .The o l l i e i ' i . l i m l K'.oe and t ' a r i u l l n n

f i . l l o w c . l l l n l I w a u l e d In be a lone Ii l r l f l . i d I n l o Ibe Hbrni 'V and l lm cur(a l l ied w i n d o w i.,i.(. l l i . i " I ««» n..lI l l i . - l v lo be I n l e r r u p l e d Tbe d im coolno,,,, of Hie pi"''" «•'»< c o i i d i i c l v . - tol l l . M I K b l The l l io l l l ' . h l , . cnnie limlo n o i i K l i I h o i i K l i l H l b » l ""I mv loll""r i i c ln i t nnd I l i i ' t i a K » l » ( lo lnn a n i . l ,IIH u fiiii.,riil m.ii.-b In Ui I, II I IOIK. l l I I " I I H | > I" " l l1 W i i r . l n - " I fliii ' ll i imko l . o l l y b a p p v ! "

Anil III"" I bei . id h"i vol.llm opiui l i iK of Hi" doorIllll. "Wo'll be , m f e f romlinro, l l H K l ' . 1 '

wi in C.U' iol lon 'n n i i i i n,Ki t ln I . o i l y

l v

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I b m i r l iha i l cneapodl n l » i ' f > ' l ' " ( 1 "

I ' l i i i i i l l o n ' n

Tlliirn ••am" n panne AK"'"What did you w a u l lo upeal i

mo about T" nl in iinlml.

e r f e l t , oven an you."" I . e l t y "

TlM'^l)ePf;nr- |nvpd bur. Tliuru...Wlllino i n l n l a k l i i K H>" r i n g I n I I I " voice.She mind bav i i (n i l I t , for her l i m n waitk l n i b ' f .

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"I (,'ot Hio deor on Iho sled." said t b eb i i n l e r , "made It I'a.st. and was readyIn slart , when I beard a 'wool'!' aboveme. and 1 looked u p to seo a bit; g r l z x l yH l u n d l n g on a son. of she l f about.seventy-live feel, up the m o u n t a i n . Hi>wrts looking this way nnd tha t for aspi l t to descend. A serond 'wool"( H i j K . ' d me lo wheel abou t , and r i ^h l .b . ' lnw nn;. ni t h ( > far end of tbe roiul-wu. \ . w ; i s Kpbr.-i l in No. L'. Here wiis aI I x Tber" be ing no danger of I n -db ins . nnd ^ x p e u t l n g lo luive my handsf u l l w i t h (be sled. I hud b r o u g h t noweapons.

"Un my r i n b l WHS u c l i f f , on hiy lefta pre . - ip i i - , - . I f I Rut down at a l l , llm.ist be by t h e road 1 cunie up. Isaw Ibal my only rhamo was bv 'lieroadway; but there sal the bear. Iwai led for the upper on.'., to mako :imovo, and af ter about ten minutes hecurled un and rolled off Hie s'helf. Ijumped for Ihe sled the same, i n s t a n t ,gave a vigorous kick H»himi.- anddown thai steep pa th I went w i t h Ibevelocity of a cannon ball.

"The sled struck somei l i in ix . t h e r eWilg n rnnr nml n. bowl. I seenyed tprise into the air, and I opened my .eyesto find myself turning a big boulderin to the trail, I could.n't sling the sleiifiir enough, and went down th rough' the short scrub, made a Jump of sometwenty feet over a tree-top, bit thet r a i l at an «lbow, and might have beengoing yet if I had not smashed in to arock near our hut. My friends hadwitnessed the latter part of my jour-ney and came to the rescue. I was allr igh t beyond a few bruises, but thesled as well as the deer was wrecked,and the audacious grizzly was founddead alongside the trail." •

THK OU>KST THI: usIX THK WOULD.

There is a curious ohl linden treeat Freyburgh. in Switzerland, plantedin remembrance of the Battle of Mo-rat, by'a citizen who returned safely.The battle was fought June ^2. 147G.

A standard rose tree, one thousandyears old. and said to have beenplanted by Charlemagne, is one of.rrm curiosities of the ancient city olHiUiesheim, in Hanover.

If/ is gnarled anil rugged, as be-comes its extreme age; and, in some.pjaces, the principal stem isabout as thick as a man's body. Itgrows at (Jus eastern side of the apseof the cathedral, and each year thevevnerable and venerated object putsforth new nnd thrifty shoots.

Fears were entertained for a longlinli; that, after Its l ife of a- thousandyears, the plant was losing Its vital-ity. But 11 Is apparently taking a newlease of l i f e , and there Is much re-joicing In Hlldesheim nl tho fact.

Tbe person who tnkes charge of thefuftTeTir~fose"~f r eo~ TiT Tltsmi rtrrt-n evrrr—In give awiiy u cu t t i ng ; and I t s (low-ers, w h i c h lire pronounced the veryHWeeles t of I h e l r k i n d , are also jeal-ous ly guarded from vandal hands.

A colossal oak In Ihe d e p u r l m e n t ofIhe V o H g i - H . w a s k n o w n In Ibe I lino of1 ' h l l l p A u g u s t u s , and bus lived dur-i n g a period of more than (IfiO yours.

The l lr t ree neur Mont ll lanc, culledby Ihe i n h a b i t a n t s of tha t d is t r ic tHi,, ( ' i i immiii Stable. Is 'iiruiumiHXMl l>yM l l e r l h e l e t to be more "tlnin 1200vein's old. Us vege la lhm Is ext remel y h c u i i l l l ' u l , and ll.s t r u n k iMionnnuF

<iooi» IIINTIM;.

In Heaver county Frank Cordenwent old. hunt ing phciumntit. and Ihel l r t i l game, ho met wan a bear. Hecould easily I I I I V A I nscapeil. In.lee.I. theboar HlarU'd to r u n . w h e n he u n w i s e l yllreil al II w i t h line nhn l . Tim bearp r i n n p l l y changed l l n m i n d u b m i l r u nn l n g i i w n y and In c o i i H r < | i i e m e l - ' i ' i i nkbeat, a bai . ly r i ' l r en l

Tlu, bear pr,etmed h im i*n i 1,,,,,'ly t h a ibo inonn lA 'd u n M n n p nbonl fo.ir feetI l lgb a n d began y e l l i n g I n n l l l y f o r he lpl l n , I I h e bear l i n n w n I t s power I I w i i u l i lhave pu l l ed .Mai.ler l- 'raaU f rnm then l n i n p , b u t I I con l i - i i l e i l I l i u - l f w l l l i r l r -• • l lng ar .aind. g r o w l l i i K "avagely and,„-, . i n l m i n l l v M l n p p l n g t o l i c k I I Mw o u n d e d Inn l H i i d d o n l y u live pronge,| bncli b .Min. led panl w l l b l n I w . ' i d yy n i - i l n of ( l i e i i lnn .p and chine beh indll came Iwo h u n t e r s In hoi p i i r m i HT h i n canned a cbn i iK , - of Hcene. Hi,,'beiu l l . n p l i . K a w a y on one i , l , l , , of Ib , .br . i t ib an Ibo h inders Itrok, ' I n l n I b , 1

opening Frank wan rcm-ned and IheI h r e o bnidei 'h b.'Km. t» i - lu .Me l h , < b, 'arInn thev did mil run I I d o w n Twolioyti were d t K K l n t t t . a t .Mrra t , rm.i h a l f andle a w a y w h e n t l i e bear h a l f h l i i n i b led and h a l f ra i l down l lm nl-eep b n i i l ii.| Ibe f , i n l . i f w h i c h l l n - v w , - , , - w n r l iInil.

I t cam,, t o a M i a m i K i m v l l i i K an , In b o w l i i H Hi' 1 ,1 ,Ml, u I I I , I n l l u e e f ee l ofI b e l i n y w h o he ld I I I , , pi , lu l \ , , W l l l imil a K C c i i n d ' i , i M - n l l n l l o l l be l.tl|-|.'.l l lm" I , n i p I n u , I , M M , M , I deep I n l o Ibe bear',.bead h. ' tween I I ye., and Ibe bumW a n over The , m, -a im weighed t h r e eh u n d r e d [ ,n , in , l , ,

V i l l a "Vim o i i K h l to Inivn noon. la r l i w h e n ho propoiKiil "

M l , , H a ( m e a n i n g l y ) : "Oh, I 'vo noonhim "

'VV?'W«M^^

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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.

PSsiiili

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

luirnun I

i l e tunnl i ie i l nn f u l l o w n :Api i ropr l i i l i nn

»'<•! 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—o^eloek—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 l^ong 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 "-^o,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 l^ive 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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