rnsk Corson bM boon « . j»irT bam tor mow Si urn u op toJaU In omry Si and i< attractlmly palntod ouLdde. • to (.och Miller. Jr^ boJlrm ■riKtrlciiy on tbt Um. !£pl f . he b.j an altctrlc o rZ » milk botue waibar. Lj , bolt of eloeirtcty tbt otbtr „.ured bob with some of **“ g^'.Bd otbtr artldte In rle be thinks that vaa ant much of a good thing. • t t Vfirin Abbott, of Ooabtn. cu out Roman and Japan ate , u n email dorer which la

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H Phillips. George Ho-. Schelllnger and Mr*. W. Joined the CSuobtrlaad^Snt Sit County Cow Totting * *- St. Each month the COW »n»» Ifll tilli these places, weigh and - ibe milk of each cow. He will keep a record of the producind approximate feed conation of each cow.

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Marketing Meeting Alexis L Clark, chief State Boat of Marketa. wUl addrtea a eeurc of persons Interested In STkeilng farm o rod ace. Wednt»nlng. May C. at Court Mr. Clam will di* vtllratlcn of the roadsii general marketing prob-

Comnunity Hast Chirl-- BlnguSiB. of . f»-'r tomato plants tor the rretf Canning Company. ” tottam sowed part of the

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these plants will bt top* to rhe ~ «bo will grow tnmstoss tor _ tanory. Seed wlU be aased l- th^brnt Bdds tor east year-. n. community plant bad idea h«nr developed extawalraty In arpiind and New Jenny. CemxhEd county Is arranging * of sash beds this '

, ^ mp »in be inoculntad la the w fmnre. If >ja have any L ' t rot want treated kindly ^ ihn ofAce or oaa uf the *p'nt m e B : £ g. Madam. t mr Mrs. Alike Vaa Otider. r;; k MrK ’ Ooodf.ey. A. B. mure. Ball*iRoodblne. B. r. D.); J. Cham berm. ■Morn: W. 8. . Ghahen: Chari ns Tx»■*"'****11*: Howard TownK Ocean View (Cape May '"“c- » p D.); w. o. Sri P**o*e»Ule; WlUlam Sscinten. (Cape May *r H.eme K p. D.>7 D C 1, i‘* y Caan Hoom R. ‘ * T a Howell, OUa y M *r Court House. ^ »paldlas. Whltro- | ph SrhelUnger. Green K mble. Rio Omnde; < *pe u By> R. p. o. • :r ' 0 *'»» your full name the number of bogs ,h * • • e Sewing

■ nun op. anmstnnt ’ting sperlalbit, of the ''vice, demonstrated • -*mg machine etuchJTu of ten women at ' in House last Toeu"►di.MKUy. The ma‘u ’ bT u,e mu ** T n.rh^e Compuny. Bach •iiitig nutde a drew. The - “-luen who attended latlana agreed to In- , . B . ,htlr home com- . 'r H F Church. Wmt e u 5 iln '- C. O. Bosaerman , Mrr . 'William C. Epler. Ks'l, Wllhelmlna F >*ay Court House. K u r Sw Blnton: Mian U Mrs. T. C V r ,*,. 8 *? hue City; Mrs. A. r* t' 8ou,b Dwnls; Mrs. Eldora Mi-a. ■ M;. ^EORGF. r. greis ttornc y and CounseBor®tttk «tM«, Oku aij S *,011*. aL-' o® , * 1 t*wrt Heuu M

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% ly * C »P* May Court S’TJLS: r * ^. for Clemont; Mrs. W. OoUlns Thomas. Cape May Court Houea. If you ars Intersst•d. get in touch with the one la ywr community ns early as poee e e rruit Sprnyinr A. Freeman Mason. b.'«U fruit ■pedaliet. advises spraying peaches now as soon as the shucks begin to split from the young fruit. A npray mixture containing l pound of powdered lead arsenate. It 1-1 pounds dry-mix sulfur lime and 50 gal'onc of water. The use of more than one pound of arsenate of lead la not advisable. Where Oriental peach moth has been serious, the Experiment Station la tentatively recommending the application of 40 per cent, nicotine sulfate In this shock fall spray. It Is used et the rate of 1-S pint to 60 gallons of spray material. Care must be taken to coat the under sides of tha leaves, where eggs will be found. Scab spores are ripening very late this year, and the Infection of leaves and fruit will take place about the time of petal fall. Mr. Mason advises spraying aa early aa possible, that la. when about 70 per cent, of the petals have fallen. For spraying use IS 1-S pounds dry-mix sulfur lime (not ary lime sulfur) and 11-S pounds arsenate of lead powder to 50 gallons of water. Four quarts of the concentrated lime sulfur solution may be used In place of the IS 1-S pounds of dry mix sulfur line If the former has not hitherto caused, russet I ng of fruit or burning of foliage. SOUTH DENNIS Miss P. N. Williams, of Avalon. Is spending a few days with Miss Margaret Ludlam. Mr. Ralph Watson and family sot tha weak end with his parMr. John Scull ana Menu spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hand pnd a have goes to their new home Dias Creak. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwards motored to Caps May Court House

Mrs. Clarence Howell and Mrs.

Mias Margaret Ludlam on Satur^taTcatherlse McCormick spent a weak end with her mother. Mrs. Arthur Bower Is vial ting r par seta. Mi. B. Swale and family, of Millville, visited C. James on Snn**Mr. C. B. Lincoln and family Hit to Wildwood oa Sunday g. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hickman ontartv'ned Mr. and Mrs. W. Matthaws and Mr. Herachel Matthews and family on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCormick visited Mrs. R. McCormick on ayMr. Harvey Myers spent Sunday as*. Mr. Nicola Mainola went to Capa May Court House on Friday. Mr. B. Snyder and family called i gelatlvee on Sun ay. Mrs. Annie Bend* . of ColHnc*. wood, visited her sister, Mrs. T. C. irons. Saturday. Mr. Huaaelman. of Cape May Court House, spent Monday with Mr. Carlos Priaulx. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tryer and Mr*. Joseph DoneUbeck. of Tren-

Dr. Quu. A. Furey OSTEOPATH

Philadelphia: TuMtoy and Friday

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WHIM, P. Naina. M. D. DISEASES OF THE EYg Spectacle* a*2 Eg. OlaMM CgEnax w eriej A**- **1 9th Bt ocean cmr

ton. visited relatives on Sunday. Mr. Stephen Jefferson is making extensive improvements to his ‘■•'me. Mr. Ed. Rots and wife called on relatives on Sunday. Mr. Edwin Hewitt, of Philadelphia. called on Mr. Char las Nickerson on Sunday. Mr. F. C. Barnes spent Tuesday at Capa May. Hr. and Mrs. John Cahany, Mr. Pugh and Mrs. Harry Rhoades Mllad on Mr. and Mra. F. C. Barnes on Sunday. Mr. Garner Paterson and wife called on Mr. and Mra. HsllowaU eantly. Mias Thelma Nlckaraon la vlaitE relative, to Trenton. Mias Rhode Barnes visited Caps May on Monday. Mias Mary Jackson spent the »k end In Philadelphia. Car tain A. J. Mearwmld and family motored to Wildwood on Sunday. Mr. William Hand spent Saturday lu Philadelphia. Mr. Adolph Rsuas. of Atlantic City, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Miller, Jr. Harry Nickerson, of Wildwood, visited his father on Saturday. Miss Elisabeth Roblnaon and Mr* Michyd Hand spent Saturday Cape May Court House. Mr. H. A. Thomas made a business trip to Philadelphia. Clarence Sutton and Joseph Roblnaon want to Cape May on Sunday. Mr. H. Pierson and Mr. Lewis Van Gilder called on friends here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peterson, of Avalon, visited relatives. on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Carroll. Miss Helen Carll, of Dennlsvllle, and Miss H. Carll. of Camden, called on Miss Margaret Ludlam on Sunday. Mrs. Lida Ludlam and son. of Cape May Court House, visited her sister on Sunday. Mlsa Lillie Cahaley and Mr. Charles Pugh, of West Colllngswood. visited Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Barnes on Saturday.

Olddsp! Bara, lady, take my »t Tea. Mr. Tea. woolen ones, please. What'll you have? CONTRACTORS. MAIL US ><mr list of baHders* supplies. Wo can save you money- Champion. Idth Street and West Avenue, aty. W. J. "Look tor the IT-tf.

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Captain A. J. Meerwald and son made a business trip to Millville on Tuesday. Miss Norma Hickman has the

Dr. Ashbourne, of Cape May. —Hod on Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bhraee on Sunday.

NOW IS THE TIME TO REpvir that roof. We have a good stock of light medium and heavy wa'ght Buy the Champion Roofing of Champion. 10th Street and Weet Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. ’Look for the sign.”—Adv., 17-tf. All that wrinkle are not rolled.

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CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. A Office Day* at C—r. H*a*e—Mnaday, Wednesday and Friday. Other day* by appclittment.

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