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CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES PublUbed Every Friday by the CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES COMPANY W**t JerMty Arenue. Sea Isle City. N. X

WM. A. HAFFERT. President. rHAR O'CONNOR, a F. 8CHUCK.

Subscription price 11.50 per year. Bell Phone. Sea Isle City 40.

Entered at the Post Office at Sea Isle City ar Second Class Matter.

* This paper has enlisted with the government in the cause of America for the period of the war — •

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Representative in Congress ISAAC BACHARACH.

CREDIT DUE THE BANKS. There was no single agency lo whom the credit (or the fine abowlng of Cape May County in the Fourth Liberty Loan dtlrc Just ended. Is more due b£an to the banks of the County. Without exception these Institutions made possible the subscriptions of lbmasses. financing the bonds, and cluttering up their already overworked and draft-thinned clerical forces with the additional burden of taking care of the counties* hundreds of weeklypayment accounts, aid mite advances on bonds. The banks gave freely of their time, of their effort, and of their money in pushing the sale of bonds, with no pc* si hie thought of financial gain or se ward of any kind. It la very doubtful if without them, the loan could have been successful They are deserving of the everlasting gratitude and thanks of every patriotic American, to whom the success of the Liberty Loan drive was so itnpor-

EVEfiGREEN QUOTATIONS

A very charming book of Its kind Is “Saying* That New Grow Old.* by Marshall Brown. Here are some lit-

tle sample* of the work:

'SOLDIERS WELL PLEASED' WITH fOOO SUPPLIES

Laugh and grow fnL

-.j*

Laugh and be fat. sir.—Ben Jonsn

f Lilrth Is worth

And unextlnMlshcrl laughter shakes

the ikies.—Alnander Pope.

And if I lough at a mortal thing.

Tl» that I nut) not weep.

I WONDER WHY? Bad men always die—In the movie*

Ttarr la a great change going on In j th* food habits of an the Allied forces. Ws see It even here with onr own men i la training At first you remember how cc-K-erned many mother* we-e orsr the food the I kits were served Each week, however, we remarked ! how splendid the men In training looked and they Ixiasted of their fit- ( Diet had a lot to do with this i change for tbs better Our military . men know this and have taken a strong liking for the plainer foods— - that means fitness and efficiency. Between military advancements overseas they will try staple French. English. Italian. Belgian. Russian and possibly Spanish dishes Many of these they win be particularly fond of and j expect us to prepare just as well as 1 they are prepared In tte coontrles to i which they are peculiar. As the greater number dishes are prepared with the thought of thrift they will help us in our new economy cooking.

Meats.

Through the efficient mnuagemeut of the Allied food administration soldiers are all receiving a regular ration of meat To us who ure the greatest meat eating nation that is nothing unusual. hut In the families of thousands of men of tits Allied forces ment has lieen served only on rare occasions Th«»«- men are going home with a new food habit that will draw on the meat supply. Also many rlvtllans wlioae wage has been Incteewd hare formed the most eating habit. This will ere*:*- r. . • ntluunl in.rease In der meat after war am! necessitate our using meats in tbs must Intel-

ligent way.

We may as well make up our minus that the day* of cheap meat are over and put all our efforts to getting the out of Klunll (jostiUtle*. As we were so wasteful In the old days of plenty, we alii he able by wise use of

c- meet alternatives and thrifty use of * I meats to have all that health and

a i efficiency demands

Japan is now printing text- ^1 First In this meat extension cane hoiks for California schoolh and o ' palgn we should master the numerous making bats for American base- • delicious ways of preparing tbs perball teams. e islalde products. Suggestions are re-

— • IK-atedly given on this page—make a

A cargo of peanuts saved a j? meat rcrup book and save the practlship from sinking recently when o cal information you find in your favorsubmarined off Uie Atlantic • lie paper and magazine, making notacoesi The peanuts swelled. a Hons under each recliie as you test 1L

» Just a! present our definite cunser-

An appeal to “lend a fishing x> 'attou ruling Is to demand meat from rod for a soldier's holiday* has 5 ‘ i ^ lt ‘witle the heavy side* of been sent out by the Y. M. C A. • ‘ JV * t » rv “'‘‘I'Ped to best sdvantaga. at Camp Dix. Wrlghtstown, N. J. 2 T, -~' **

O to buy are Just a* wbulesoma when

To pr..ent to.,, Si' 1 '-" ' »■" V. K t.Qt. O-nn.c, to. • W-tto » !« « <» »>'«,

passed a law taxing ail those a CUt ' _ , , ,

t> Cooking Long Fibs red MssU. finch cuts as the fure and hind shank, the brisket, piste. Deck and tall of the l>eef are cut from each side shipped for war orders, as this makes It possible to park them to hotter advantage

for shipment.

These cuts should t»e used here to Her beet friend's explanation: “She release more and more of the sides to

never was oww—that'mthe reason ” “ h| PAs these are long fllx-red cuts they

explanation: “Young U ‘ ,u, ^ l,,n * .•ooklnr kat they we. In my Th * ct, “ ck l * * 1,n ,0 ,hu cU “ from

these cuts can be made splendid econ-

utny dishes such at < ioulsgh. Beef a la

Mode. Casserole and Rice and Meal.

n* of appetising

equal" | * ''•‘E"

Every time a man laughs he takes a kink out of the chain of life.—Josh

Billings.

I lire In the crowd of Jollity, not so much to enjoy company a* to shun myself.—Samuel Johnson. Earth Is here so kind, that Just tickle her with a hoe and she Itugbs with a harresL—Douglas Jerrold. Laughter Is the magic lens throng if which we ever see the brightest and best side of life.—Detroit Free Press. The riotous tumult of a laugh Is the mob-law of the features, and propriety the magistrate who reads the riot

ct.—Holmes.

Here Is a motto Just your fit. Laugh a little, laugh a bit. When yon think you've trouble hit

Laugh s little ML

Look misfortune in the face. Brave the tx-dlam's rode gnrosce; Ten to one 'twill yield Its place If you have the wit and grit Just to laugh a little bIL

*a6efce«reoe*e<rtreos<»eira*e<teO ? AROUND THE WORLD f

Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Co.

£2<L22S Federal Street. C

The steady growth and large volume of deposits recommend this company as a depository for both check and time accounts.

DEPOSITS

January I. 1680 January I, 1890 January 1, 1900 January 1. 1910 r I. 1918

$602,905.42 1.693.52720 4.040.156J3 6.747.99721 8.852.918.34

mrJ EDWARD L FAR*. ETHK MM TOMLINSON. Vie. IWAtM * Tn-« Offic* JOSETHtimNCOT I.s«-AT«~. F.I!ERBERTFULTON.Ami.S~.*T»». GEORGE REYNOLDS. 5»*«*■.

leaving Germany 20 per cent of J their capital or property bold- t

logs.

FOUR EXPLANATIONS

Aunt Fi

men are '

days.”

Little orphan* always get them- ! •elves adopted—In the movie*.

Pretty girl-crooks nlwsy* marry j young attorney*—In the movie*. Farmers ulway* have flivvers and farmer* wive* always wear sunbon-

uets—In the movie*.

A. E. F. SIMILES

As noisy as • barracks on payday

night

I • guardhouse withI a war newa editor

ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN Toronto telephone girls have formed

a uni- n

MONTAIGNE'S REFLECTIONS

Pullman car porters are ’o be replaced by women maids.

A woman la employed as lineman by a California telephone comiwny. Women Ice wagon drivers In Indlanapo!U ar' proving a success Mias Ida L. Wehater la sporting editor of a Toronto (Oan.) newspaper.

Let us a little permit nature to taka hsr own way; aha better understands her own affairs than w«.—Of Experi-

ence.

I urn further of opinion that It . would be better for us to have (no I laws) at ail than to have them in so prodigious numbers as wn have.—Of Experience.

“Esc all the rollk." aa>» the rutted Mam F«mm1 Administration. Milk Is ths ehea|H-*t sbliuai t'«>d. Otlldreu must hsv.- It. An adult may use it in

place of meat

unilan; harvrat -a thankful

JUST THOUGHT*

Uns of the privileges of man Is la

Jive and learn

< oi.BrrvBtiun Is lie All Amariran Job- an arm* of four mllllori soldier* I must U t.d from this vear's crop

r g.»l l>*J.Orio. the tiuvemmsnt ■vuunier.lsl |<nrk

l

Advertisiog\ iofU.^croUlbriBI I good returns oa At W leylnveslrd A* Xj

It I ant slvaya apfa to trU s girl that you admire barf'oariring rkaek

j «**» uusrt* 'I i the b>anr psn> | nesda om«5 .. fw* the An.,. I The aamn.> j add*-*! to the

! minds of our Alr.es. tor this >

It 4m stitu.e for a college education, sad saves from two to three years of . It Is also an aid to advrancet in the army or navy. The shorthand and aacretarial course* prepare young women lor Government positions, as well as lor positions In business bouses and

PEIRCE SCHOOL Pine Slrwt, West of Broad, P&ibddptM f AMERICA'S TOBEMOST BUSINESS SCHOOL ]

Mshi

Wei

to give

-Job — Printirm, Prompt and Careful Attention

IndhriduaEty ki your letter* heads and ocher printed matter is helpful to your buriness. We are ready at aB tones to give you the benefit of our ejqperience.

Her mothar s explanation why Bet- STOP ISSUING SUGAR -eto ... .1..,. CANNING CERTIFICATES

Further lasuat.ee of fanning certlficn|«a to iK.useic.Ulcrs f..r sugar has Ixi-I) dlscumlliu,-<l b> the Federal Food | Administration for New Jersey. Ths order became effective October 7 Cn all

■•arts of the Htste

j 17ie senson for running, wljch has , , Ikkt a revvird «me. is rw.w drawlug to ' ; a close slid the tie**; for sugar In large i quantities by householder* I* past. Furthermore It Is the belief of tbs j food official* that sugar procured on ^ canning certlflcnie* 1* being hoarded j against a shortage In w-inter 11 , *r else use-1 for ordinary household ; purpuaee Tills pra.llre It la Intended

I Tb* conservation of food demands i of sail. Indlvbiur! ei.Lghtsned Bdallty

J Sned tu genuine p.t' utipr.

Conserve! Coal will be scarce this Winter. Help conserve it by using Gas, the safe, economical, patriotic fuel, to heat your house these chilly mornings. No dirt, no offending odors, and immediate heat when and where you want it at low cost. 7 ry the Gas Way This Year Seashore Gas Company GEORGE WILSON, Supt.

WILLIAM A. HAFFERT tyUry Public AH Work Promptly AttBMad To. 104 Waat Ja uagr Avanu* •aa lata City, M. J.

All ths County N*ws worth wadin, every waak In tha Capa May Cotatj Times. IL&fl par yaar.

New Series ot Shares Now Open Sea Me OtrlB. ft L iasodaUu

WAYMF. M. BTRUTHER8.

IQuality Grocer

F. B. SHARP

Bubscriha for tha Capa May County Imaa. JIM par yaar.

1 poaaaaa——a HOBDELL

Pmcticai Dyer of OSTRICH FEATHERS We Solicit Your Feather WaiLs ir all its Branches

154-158 N. Thirteenth St, PHILADELPHIA

What an Owner Cannot do

Beyond a certain point an OWNER cannot regulate the CONTRACTOR he employs. You can cage a leopard, but you cannot change his spots or his point at view. But what an Owner CAN DO is to select in tha first place, a Contractor who has an established reputation for integrity, efficiency and results. Edward B. Arnett

Building Bell Telephone Connectons SEA ISLE CITY. N. J.

A RELIABLE BUILDER H. A. DEERY Contractor, Carpenter and

Jobbing in A0 Its Branchm SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

Vincent Assaiante PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER Old Shoea Made New Repair Work My Specialty New Store ITALIA 8T. SEA ISLE Cn% N. J.

MATTHEW J. RYAN Commission Merchant Planter, Wholeaale Dealer and Shipper of Maurice River Cove Oyateru Salt Oyatera, Oaaa. Snapper*. Crabs Both Pbooas Dock SL Market, PhSM