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to Aprtl oa tba third Thawday of aach anath. Tha aehedBla aa anr ouncao tor mr ta aatonoan: October ISth. Capa May. Norember Uth. Ocean City. December 20th, DennUYlHe. January 17th. Sea Isle aty. February Hat, Cape May Court House. March 20th, Wildwood. April 17th, Tuckahoe. nomination of officers. May 16th, Avalon, election

FHXB OH LOQUOE CHARGE Char«ed with tha Illegal pooeeaelon of llqu&r, Chart as Bradley, proprietor of Bradley’s Hotel. Wildwood, wai fined «S00 by Judge Hdiidge. Bradley’s saloon was raided In August and at that time be was held for court on tha charges of Illegal selling and posse talon. Prosecutor Errlckson decided that there wasn’t sufficient evidence to press the charge of illegal selling so tha count was dropped. Bradley acted on the advice of his counsel, Mark R. Sooy, and pleaded guilty. The Jury dellgen ted but a few minutae before returning Its verdict. Then Judge Eldrldgs told Bradley

that ha would be given a >11 sentence. Upon Investigation It was found that tha oftanae was only finable and that no Jail sentence could be given.

Grand Row The coofele were married and traveled to the Ihkee for their honeyAa soon aa they arrived they took a boat out upon the lake. Tha following morning the bride’s mo her got a postal card, which read: ’’Arrived safely. Grand row before supper." "My,” she muttered. ”1 didn’t think they'd begin Quarreling so

In the old days, when men che—t*. tobacco. Edward B. Arret♦ says a girt didn’t Idas a man unleae she really loved him passionately. Wanamaker Institute

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY TC AN ESTATE eteetneaUv-efuipped speed grain mill, with storage and tadhtks; doing a bnsiBesi of |W,000 a pear; located at me mm eoMwi site ia Cape Hap County, between Wildwood and Cape Hay; owners have been doing businea. here for over fifty year*, and reason for selling is to settle an eotate.