sleeves Reflect World’s History

CO the bSht «M *utn. lnc >t Ua«W» b«M A.-wb the i* wwitfr nuiiaia o‘ tricf irttcir by *r. the rtrr. **,0 h*a tHO«gW b*i* *- S »xs worth while to the tooio,

act scrmmt wWcfc the dcow* bsre left no- , *■ tkeir wlW orgy of Ofwlenlac f> the etrm ccet which Is part of • tailored Krtt. AH sorU

whmdt cf silk see Toe co«t « tnd ripple* *'• S*CK. 'h'l erotic life. The stiesm b*k b; on Its top c irroot psr-.i of (his mi m he etodies It. koetuy art) t-owledge, M U Bwtftlj roes b> he is able to tons In his mtod '•'list the life of that special <• L-. Fexma aod flora go ty. an ^110 with its joaaf. s pecnUar of eaakc on a log. bit* of wood _ bird* hsie On. kb rushtet P»»: and ertdalbhsg. ir I J _ hfe aW! pdnnaslity of the • "bleb aU

; the r.ToH, Che color, the per- - v aaj the life of a country flow • lie. this aeBd-«tmsal stream of I • that, are symbols of their I - And the one who stsads «n i ionic want* to rearb out o band i '^rw-aa a tnypilmc P^e. a* Mr.! did. and brine In ter ci ^rT ab- I ■on the pecollar and (sutinUar | that ran ho developed late a i ■ hspter of lnter*»t. r«*e« From Every Epoch. • for last once. There Is s de-; that one wants to catch ut with a i pole, pntl Into the bank and j for a week. They are represent. °f the history' of the world. "PoA fevms to have offered a 1 t of am coverin? for the j

have the medieval sleeve which after It leavos the elbow and ,c » point to the knee: wv have '■' ,l w»e sleeve which la roomy •^fh for aU the htcglinc we care *•: there la the tight aleeve of the 'ertotre that fits Into an oeeraaug and stretches to the knuckle*

«f originality that we begin to boHera th«t the French taflneae* dominate* erea ia thl* Da* of Azaerican ceetua«y. Paris, as yon remember, lariated that ah* could do httl* with the eeat

It la not possible to d^l with aleerea, in detaU or In mass, Mtbori taking the armhole into aerioua cooaider* doc. The talltm tod dreeaoaakem talk In an lot errs tint manner aboat thl* alleged minor part of th* covtnma. It la a pity, one might say la paaring. that there are any cotters acd fitters who treat U as a minor rocridersttoa. tor the average woman knows that the skin or awkwardness m rotting an armhole makes or man the fit of the frock and her lodlridoal

of -mhrfea la mentioned, because the extraordinary deficiency of talent In this parttcnli.r tlw of liamsklai reaefaes out into the dally Uvea of thouaanda. Let u* hope that the cotters of this winter will hare leaned more than they knew hut winter, if they ere going to attempt a dose* lc«e*d eg two varieties. There to the tight Dlrectafce armhole that hugs the akin so that the fronts of the coat or bodice moat be perfectly adjusted In order that they* will not rise in saves about lb* neck. There to the lung, loose Chines* armde which donsnds s certain lack of contour in the bodice or jacket. There to the pear-shaped armhole which extents to the waistline and Into which an elbow-length or tbreeouarter sleeve to usually placed. And. topping the list of comfortable anar. Is the one that belongs to the Halos and not to the bodice. New Type Save* Temper. If yon have bad trouble with the fit of your Jacket* and blease* because of III-cut armholes, remember that this last type saves temper sad tears. When the sleeve to pot lota the arm} hole of the lining and the outer material to allowed to drop over It. moving with security and freedom accord-, log to the shifting of the ahoolders* then you r« the best armhole that the American tailors cor achieve. This to the kind that to now in high ikhlon. It to run well over the top of the arm and up on the lln'og. to r that there may be no revealing of the Inride material when the outer arm hob- swlagti to and fro. Borne drv jamakers use m band of embroidery or aoutaching or ornamented cloth of

WhaA*^ell Dres^g Women Will Weaf|

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BJousc of White ami Colored Crepe.

Tim same blouse* that are made for wesr In the summer weather of the smith will cheerfully face tie snows erf the bleak northern winter. For

«nd take none of the respotudbUUy of keeping ua warm. Their mission In life to to look pretty and to be becoming. and to add to our joys. They wave It to steam, best and heavy cents lo protect womankind from the cold, tnd are therefore much at home any-

where.

Oeragettc err pc continue* at the high tide of favor tor dressy blonac* and has even appropriated to Itself some X the style features .that distinguish tailored Moose* of crepo de chine—the

Ptocv of a tie. This waist to sucreaafully developed In white wash satin. The fair sojourner In the South, pictured shove. La* <m a pretty crep* Moose developed in white and a colo*. Aa snderhlonae of white crepe to veiled with a dark overblou*-.. appearing darker where It to full. There to ■ square insert of white at the front, vetllug large dots In the darker color In the Mouse that are embroidered on the underblouse. The white collar la borde red with the dark crepe, and the

deep cuffa are made of It.

So far nearly all the new Mouse* are open a’ the throat Thi Chinese collar, rather higher than when It made Its Initial appearance, offers variety

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLD- COUNTY BOARD OF TAXATION

OFFICERS Director HENRY S. RUTHERFORD Vice-Director AUGUSTUS HILTON Clerk F. W. FOWKES So* Isle City ' County Collector JOR L SCULL Ocean Otj Solicitor JOSEPH DOUGLASS . Cape May Court House County Engineer LEAKING M. RICE Wildwood Road Supervisor DANIEL SCHELLENGEB Erma Supt- of Weights and Maaanre* DAVID W. ROD AN.. .Capa May City Steward of Almahnuee LEWIS T. DOUGLASS Cape Kay Court House Superintendent of Soldiers' Burials JOHN W. REEVES.. Capo May City

W. J. Tyier.. .Cape May Court Hoop* Ml EMredge... .VVCepe May Oty COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTION* John H. Stratton Palorm* Lovi Dickenson Erma Chaa. Shields Cap* May Walter Rutherford Cold Spring JUSTICES CF THE PEACE OF THB COUNTY OF CAPE MAT QUm Cape May Oty—Ja-utt J. Dock Rueben Ludlatu Ocean City—Jerouto S. Rurh Frank H. Ware Arthur D. Barrowurolica Justice Sea Isle City—Alfred S. Steelman Edward C Stevens Wildwood—Girard Livetey H. C. Schlichting B. C. lagerabU J. Charles Fach M. L. Branin George L Shew

Farm Demonstrator J. ARCHER STACKHOUSE Cape May Court House County Physician Dr. John b. Douglass, Cape May O. H.

ihlrt-boiKvn front for Instance. A very j la Jm-1. finishing. The tailored shirt striking tailored Mouse called the Red waist to always good style with a high

Cm* has mad* Its appearance. It to very mannish, with high collar and (•tolled shirt front. It U In fart very nurt. like a shirt, end 1* not gathered m at the waistline, but depends upon Tie skirt belt to keep It In place. At the front of the high tum-ovrr collar t small crows at :vd mud takos the

Just at this seal

btonw-s ar» getting ready to make new models. Them appearing ct winter reaorta have e “try-ouf and they may usher to a new order of things In Mouse*. Tiioar that ore successful pave the way for spring fashion*.

Tbis Year's Ribbon Novelties.

'hat beam, in "t-arly at th, elbow and widens ■ ut In order that tt may drop in

I* to wrist, as Marguerite core it. and there to the *»r that to formed from f 'if a cape and confined

'■t course. It to on an evrelog There are rierr-a taken from 'irjrch. from comic opera, from

This Egyptian evening gown la made ct black satin covered with fin* black lac* and broad bands of black net ombroidcred with gold and Jrt. Th# panels are weighted with Jet fringe, f ,.,i~ of the armhole half way to the i front. In order that the effect 1* good 1 v. t»*u the outer armhole shifts. The r-eocnJtio® given by the de- ! .'{gners to this armhole lo the lining ! | ml town the rcaroc for «n influx of Irieew* made of different material j from the gown fabric and also In a different color. I Struct froth* «* h*«Ty doth will beve Ifrik. tight rieerc* of braidod •atin running from shoulder to wrist Xfc,, do not make a chocking contrast la color, bat depart from the tone of tbe fowa auflVdeoUy in give an artto

tic tuorh.

Tbiw-guarter length atoevaa aoi* o’wrr t faatJT* «

The great day ft ribbons dawns an- : nuiilly about a month before Christ- ! mas and th- ion of prosperity con- | Ilnur* to shine on the ribbon di-port- ; mcut for a month or mere. L'p to ■ Christmas eve everybody at the rlb- ; U>ii counter to frantically rushed, i Even after the holidays tto- Impetus | given business make* Itself apparent i for •one time. Every year many beautiful novelties for personal and ! household decoration are shewn along with the ribbons for making than and they "re Imtn naely helpful In smoothing" the path if the Ohrirtmaa sbopt per. This yecr there to a furore for bags, with shopping begs and knitting I bogs made of ribbons. In the front i rank of thing* fashionable. No selfrespecting woman of today ignore* entirely the cull t* knitting needles. Even thmfgb she never gets beyond knitting squares for quilts, she lends her moral supiiort fo the cause that makss her competent sister* no useful. Everywhere the tody goes oer knitting bag Is sure to go too. Many of the new. fashbrnablc shoppi tig (tags are made of tm-tal and satin brocades ond they are mounted on French gilt or aUter mountings that fsacn securely like those used for leal her bag*. Knitting bag* are supported by large ring* of .-rtlulold or glass, simulating jade, amber, jet, tor-lotne-shell end other things. Pretty things for the children are shown In the picture above. The ,-roup Includes blanket bows for tbe qpy's cat tinge ndie. hair bow* for title girls, small garter* for supportng the sleeve* of Infant'* dress** .nd a lingerie bow of narrow ribbon or young girls. The blanket how at (be left to mode of wide pink ostin

LIST OF MEMBERS Nam*. Address, District Represented Term Expires on January 1st of the Year Opposite Name OCEAN CITY Address, Ocean City John P. Fox 181!? John E. Townsend 1919 SEA ISLE OTY Address, Sea Isle City Tlmo. E. DeBow 19*0 James F. Eustace 1920 WILDWOOD Address, Wildwood Augustus Hilton 191P Charles W. Soul 1918 NORTH WILDWOOD Addreas North W ild wood. John W. Young 19*0 Floyd Hewctt 1820 CAPB MAT OTY Address, Cap* May City John T. Bennett 1919 Henry S. Rntherford 1918 UPPER TOWNSHIP Address, Tockaho* Hope W. Gandy 1919 DENNIS TOWNSHIP Address. (Peermoot) Avalon Levi W«at*el] 1911 MIDDLE TOWNSHIP Address, Cap* May Court Houa* Stillwell H. Townsend 1920 LOWER TOWNSHIP Address. Rio Grand* Jon. P. MacKiaaic 1919

ribbon aod has eight loop*, -ach about six lochc* deep ufirr It to knotted at the top The allowance fur the knot to three Inches so each loop will require nine Inches of ribbon, "hero are two knotted end* about twelve and sixteen Inches long .tftrr they are knotted and about four nches of rib- ' bon an- needed tor the knot at the j heart of the bow. About three and a ! quarter yards wtil he tn ample allow- |

an re.

A larger bow of wider ribbon to shown at the right with loops eight inches deep. At the heart of this l-ow a rosette 1s made of Short loops each three Inches deep. There Is one long end. Throe and three-quarters yards of pole pink brocaded ribbon will

The regular meeting* of the Board *r* held cn Ike First sod Hard Tuesday of each gionth at lb* Coart Boose. Cope May Court Hoose, at I9J9 A. M. STANDING COMMITTEES COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS FOR

1917.

ALMSHOUSE—Fox, Bennett- Gundy,, S. H. Townaend, Wen trail. BRIDGES—Wentre 11. Bennett, Fox, Eustace, Gandy. MacKiaaic. Saul PUBLIC BUILDINGS — Bennatt Wentxell. J. E. Townsend BILI.S—Eustace, Hilton, DeRnw. AUDITING—S. H. V-nrnaend, Gandy, DeBow. FINANCE—Saul. Eustace. S. H. Townsend. LUNACY—Gandy, Fox, Bennett. LIGHTING—Hilton. MacKiaaic. J. E. Townsend. BOADS—Rutherford. Bennett, DeBow, Eustace, Fox. Gandy, Hilton. MscKissic, J. E. Townsend, S. H. Townsend. WentxeU. DISCHARGE OF PRISONERS-S. H. Townsend. BURYING SOLDIERS AND SAILORS—John W. Reeves BOARD OP SCHOOL ESTIMATEVOCATIONAL SCHOOLS—Saul, Bennett.

The little gtrirrs shown at the top of the picture are mad* by shirring narrow satin ribbon over flat elastic barnl* and finished with rosettes of bub) ribbon. At the right of the picture a hair band for a tittle girl— shown at the right of the group—to nm-lc in the same way. Next tt Is a pretty lingerie !>•«■ of narrow pink not.u ribbon with knotted loop* and end* and finally a bow for the hair of the young ml** who to under tb* "fl:ipl*r” age. that to not more than twelve. It to a butterfly bow of brocaded ribbon mounted in a covered baud of elastic. Watermelons may be kept some Umo with a fair degree of »ncc**> by wsdIng the end of the stem, where tt to cot from the vine, with wax.

COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS Address: Cape May Court House Supreme Court Justice HON. CHARLES C. BLACK Circuit Court Judg* HON. HOWARD CARROW Common Pleas Judge HON. HENRY H. ELD SEDGE Clerk of Courts and County Clerk A. CARLTON HILDRETH Deputy Clerk of Courts and County Clerk STERLING W. COLE. Sheriff ROBERT S. MILLER iSSSSSak EDWARD^*RICE Prosecutor cf th* Plea* EUGENE 0. DOLE County Superintendent of Schools and Seeratary of Vocational Schools AARON W. HAND

sale bills

North Wildwood—A, M. Ely Stone Harbor—S. E. Herbert George J. Rommel

Dennis—A. E. Holmes, DennisviHe Thoms* J. Darrell. BtlVeplaln Middle—L. T. Garretoon, Cope May Court Houa* Luther M. Swain. Swain tor. Lower—Frank Eldredge, Cold Spring Upper—James Shoemaker. Tockaho*

ASSESSORS OF CITIES.BOROUGH3 AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Citiea Cape May City J. AUet. Walae Ocean City Dr. H. T. Foulds Sea Isle City Wm. J. Fox Wildwood Lynn H. Boyar Borough* Avalon R. W. Roaenbawra Cape May Point Norman Rigor North Wildwood Robert Bright South Capo May...Albert J. Rudolph Stone Harbor Hugh McMurtne West Cape May Harry S. Fisher Wildwood Crest William E. Zeller Woodbine Israel Ebenberg\ Townahip* Dennis Roll* Hewitt, Ocean View Middle ...V. N. Errieson. Dio* Greek Lowe- Chat C. Bohm, Colt JJ Upper George Hoff,

TAX COLLECTORS FOR CITIES. BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY. Gtiea Cape May Oty... W. J. Fenders on. Jn Ocean City. E. W. Buriaigh Sea late City Lewis Steinmev’ Wildwood Robert J. Ka. Boroughs Avalon Walter A. Smith Cape May Point J. T. Huff NarthWOdirood P. L. Peters*® South Cap* May.C. Marshall Rudolph Stone Harbor Clarence 0. Letxkua West Cap* May Harry T. Lodlom Wildwood Crest H. W. Lore — _ ’ Dr. Joeeph Jaff* ‘ip* Dennis H. M- Carroll, Den els rill* Middle.WiUeU Corse®. Cape May CJL Lower... .Scott Seymore. Cold Spring

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR OP CITIES. BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OP CAPE MAT. O tie*. Cape May Oty A. G. Bennett Ocean City T. Lee Adam* See 1*1* Oty Arndt Gordon Wildwood N. A- Cohon Borough*. Avalon K. Krodhaa Cape May Point Peter Krupp North Wildwood Thomas Corses South Cap* MayStone Harbor. .Mari* L. Van Thuya# West Cape May Wm. H. Smith ili. wood Greet— Woodaire B- H. Bcinor Towns hip*. Dennis . - Geo. S. Robinson, Dennisrill# ujddl* D. D- Burch Lower Jerry H. Wool**® Upper . .Wm. S. Eldredge, Petersburg

OTY. BOROUGH AND TOWNSHIP CLFRKH of THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Otic* Avalon R- W. .toeetfawm Cope May Point h. H. Buses North Wildwood.. .George A. Ridding Sou.K Cape May El tin £ H artto Stone Harbor L^o F. McCravm West Cape May Tbeo. W. Reeves Wildwood Crest..Horry L. Nickersoa Woodbine L C Abromso# Townships Dennis..Osman M. Geary, Dennlsvnii Middle.-.A. T. D. Hos-eil! !>i*« Crroh Lower.Charles C. B(«vea.W Cape May Upper.Jesse T. Yroagi^tov* Pot»l