CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES ’ KSTABUSHXr ML A NEWSPAPER FOR ALL OF CAPE MAY COUNTY.

CONSOLIDATED 'WITH THE SEA ISLE CITY REVIEW.

Published Every Friday by The CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES COMPANY (Incorporated) West Jersey sad landis Avenues, Sea Isle City, N. J. WM. A. HAFFERT, President and General Manager. CHAS. O’CONNOR, Treasurer. C. F. SCHUCK, Secretary.

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

Americans Stand Pat

Braving ibe thick

party of

- — - i down for the week end, eptot

n -, . ,, ... I evening fiahin* from the end of the pier. President Wilson did well to make the league of nations cove- xb, extenaioti »ac brilliantly nant the central theme of his Memorial Day address, for it is by far »“d all kunte of

' 1 —4 ased to cajole the fieb

-the greatest issue in America today. He cannot too often call it to

the attention of the people whom he has the high honor to repre-1 ***• latter were the largest sent But it is deplorable that he continues to portray the Utopian theykaapfee hah Thu'^rorod world conditions which he imagines his league would produce, *”**• “ * *•*

while he fails and refuses to give to the American people the details derailed, of the peace treaty wh&h has been drawn up and by which they

are to be bound, if he can secure its adoption.

With the exception of those few hyphenated Americans who

They

every when, on the coast, in the bays, and three or foar miles oat from the •bore. They seem to tome in large school* and will last a half day then suddenly leave to be followed by

another lot in a short

and Mr. William Stevens

erman is always willing to show aii he , knows in the art of fishing, to the

... novices. Hot for many years have fo* still feel more interest in the land of their birth ihan in the land of croakers been so pleahfnl as they are

their adoption, American citizens are guided by highest patriotism. With the exception of a relatively few lacking in mental development American citizens are intelligent in the study of governmental problems. The great mass of the people can be trusted, and it is little short of an insult to them to reiterate encomiums upon their sacrifices for humanity and to repaint the picture of enduring peace to be achieved by a treaty whose provisions are bat vaguely made known. More facts and fewer fancies vould aid in self-deter. mutation on the part of the American people as to the place, if any?

they are to occupy in the new world-government

While waiting for facts, the American people will steadfastly adhere to the declaration of our forefathers, Jiat these are and of right ought to be free and independent states, and that as free and independent states they have full jxjwer to levy war, conclude peace contract alliances, establish commerce, and to do all other acts and

The overhead lights on the boardwalk have been placed in position, and by the middle of Jnne, Marine Place will be well illuminated. By that time the season will have practically started sud the walk will be filled with promenadert.

The battling is good, the beach baa been cleaned, hotels and cafes ate opening, and everything is ready for the influx el visitors, and bea Isle City stands ready to see one of the largest seasons

seen at this resort.

things which independent states may of right do. Until good 1 , “ e y d t , on ^ eD ! 1 o( ^ p ? er ‘

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reason can je shown why that policy of national independence, d-dn't tike it, I've tried 'em on clam, should Vie shsndnned the rtf ib.c rtrtt.«.r-t. 1 1. Kmi ■*- — »l'• —ana ai..I - . I a.. _

should be abandoned, the people of this country will maintain it “with their lives, their fortunes and their sacred honor.” There may be in the league covenant reason for surrendering the right to do these things which free and independent states may of right do but surrender is so contrary to the American spirit that only a clear demonstration of the need and wisdom of such a policy will secure

its adoption.

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mussel sud blood I quit, they most be

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H. A. DEERY Contractor, Carpenter and

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Mead Tomlin, Sheriff

Seldom has a man better qualified for the office for which he seeks ever come before the voters of Cape May County than Mead Tomlin, of Cape May Court House, who some mouths ago announced himself a candidate; seldom, too, has a man announced himself for a county office whose candidacy has met with such universal commendation as has that of Mr. Tomlin. Both Republicans and Democrats have linked hands in their endorsement of him. Mr. Tomlin comes before the voters of the county clean, and with no past political record to live down. His first public office was that of County Under-Sheriff, in which capacity he is now serving, and in the condnct of which office he has made a record that, if it be taken as a criterion of what can be expected when he is elected Sherrfi this fall, will assure Cape May County of the most efficient administration of that office in many moons. Mr. Tomlin is popular, square, a man every inch of him, and by reason of his clerical training and his three years’ exjierieuce as Under-Sheriff is peculiarly fitted for the office; and he deserves the splendid support be is receiving in every quarter.

Congratulations

The TIMES extends its heartiest congratulations to Commis-sioner-elect Hiram C. Love. With the Commission body agaiu composed of its full membership, and with every indication for thr biggest season in the resort’s history and evidence all around us of progress, there isne reason under the sun why Sea Isle City should not experience the greatest boom in its history this year. Harmony and progress aie the waU hwords, gentlemen. You

IX) YOU KNOW THAT-

A lev drop* of vinegar added to milk i ill make it sour?

II jron place a dish of water ii oven it will prevent cake* and pie* Iroin

when damp can be robbed on the aide V>f the dresi or apron to create a friction, and made to iigbl

Daring the damp weather, if yoar bureau drawers stick, they will easier ii you rub them with common yellow soap?

At the seashore, rubbing the stovs with a rag sat rate-1 with kerosene oil, will prevent it from rusting and also give it a yood polish?

When you are without starch, a thin 1 solution of boiled flour and water will a little salt added, will answer the pur , and will make shirtwaists appear

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■ne tablespoon'ul ol corn-tarcb add a half cup of sugar, a pinch ofaalt, j tablrspoonluls of cocoa, a little vsinlia, to a little milk. When thor-, oughly uilaed, add a pint of milk and boil until thick. Tlie secret lies in the lari that it mast he beaten nnlit cold. u it may he poured into a mould and

eaten with cresm.

have a great responsibility, and ate capable of making the most 01 it. Let’s have the best there is in you, aud neither yourselves, the electorate nor the citizens^at large will ever have reason to regret their choice.

Wr have a hunch that air travel will utvrr brooms popular until aomrhndy invents a soft way to hit Ui* ground.— Utica Ucraid- Dispatch.

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