Lecturer Atlacb Method of Elating

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p»ul a Butpmm. of th« N*.,.£1 aeolUt I^ococ, addressed Wildwood »*—■«- ««»»» -»

fT4l h«ia UH«. which he “ d becsoM of their *tr*e*ine at pirtlcttUr food, hare fre-

" tfnki of what the rext few Mn will mean Mr mu? of the There ore lots of thlnp

os o taker of human toll.

Mr. Sampson, whom Klwaau International booked for aix weeks In Ciifcun, will return to sirs a lecture, sponsored by the Women'. ?Tic Qub. of Wildwood, Saturday September 8th. The week followln« he plane to conduct a free oooktn? school In WUdwood under the auspices of the Health League. He stated that in the lest city of

j orer forty dies of cancer, j by Incorrect satin*. Thej r declared many of *“

to be breweries, be. . combinations we eat

fermentation tutaod of dlitlon; then wre wonder whet bed that headache or other 111- • ,tlnr haphaaardly as we do ] f'a to our bodies too much or , Jin elemenU necessary to suelllfe and too little of other*, re

Jn* In sickness and oft* I the important point

s Kr. Sampson. Only ten per cent jf our food skoeld he protein, be Ld Most of us do not eat enough Y those foods which fire us the per amount of calcium or ehlo- >. he said. God placed la food

Mod thoroughly, thereby “ hhould be done, with ■lira. Don’t wash food down with wstar. warned Mr. Sampson. A■other striking statement waa that b«au»e of Incorrect eating heart

If not to be rid of the mosquitoes? Outside of ruining the meadows, the ditching and gas let loose therefrom hare destroyed fiah •Pawn, killed bushels of minnows, (called kill flah by tbe Mosquito Commission), driven birds, duett ■* In fact everything In Us wake

Jurors Drawn For September Term of Court (Continued from Page One) William & Glean, merchant.

Burleigh.

— lestnan, farmer, El-

lectured he conducted a cooking *" " by about five

Hairy Witte won the attendance prise at the Club meeting. Through the courtesy of Harry Roselle, manager of the Ocean Pier, the Campus Qub Ten. the orchestra which is playing at the Pier this senaon. rendered a snappy program during the meeting.

If e native of South Jersey does not know where mosquitoes breed or where to go to get rid of them, let him go to the sedge meadows. The only place where he can find pence. There are two kinds of meadows, salt grass meadows, which are above high water line and where they might breed And aedge meadows, below high water line, the latter having a natural drainage due to the ebb and Bow of the tides. Almost all the ditching that has been done la In the sedge meadows. Therefore nothing has been acoompUshed.

Mosquito Commission

On Wrong Tack

Editor Cape May County Times: Is claimed that the Swedes discovered Cape May County. In the fifteenth century they crossed the ocean and sighted land near Bear Inlot, now called Corson's Inlet, when looking through their

they saw something on

They dorm boat, got us and pulled for the Jpon landing they found

what they had seen were mosquitoes. What became of this large breed of mosquitoes Heave for the ertomologlsu to fathom out. Since my conversation with a member of tbe Board of Freeholders concern leg the ditching of aalt-eedge meadows. I have made Inquiry from many angles. Vineland. NewSeld. Millville. Woodbine and other Inland towns have mosquitoes aplenty. Is It possible that all these pests breed in the tide waters seat of the

Tbe Secretary of the Conn sion for the Extermination of Mosquitoes answered an article written by me, stating that I waa a pupil instead of a graduate of Entomo'.ogy because I had evldenUy overlooked the fact that the mlnkill fish, destroy the moervae in the salt ponda. a has his organization pended practically kUthenp. prlaUo&s draining these nit ponds, thereby destroying the only natural remedy? Until some other sold don is found, the money spent In Cape May County would do more good If It were burned. 1 believe trying to exterminate the pests first of all by draining where they nest, namely, in the upland ponds. In ditches around banks. In the swamps. In old cranberry bogs and on tbe beaches where railroads and county roads have stopped the natural drains the salt-grass meadows (not re-meadows). If this were done. I believe some good would result. Otherwise save the money. Before another appropriation ic made those In authority should thoroughly Investigate and designate the places where so many millions of mosquitoes breed and exert their efforts there. Instead of running their ditching machine "heller-skelter" all over the aedge meadows and reporting same to the Board of Freeholder*, trying Lc make believe they are irfiHng iltoes. CHABI.ES H. <1IX)UTSNQ.

Alvin Griffith, chauffeur. North WUdwood. Willoughby Orlffee, boatman, Merrill*. William Oroman, clerk. North WUdwood. Charles Hlnrhman. 000k. WUd-

Sprlng.

WUdwood. Bentley Hoffman, tanner. Fishing Creek. Walter P. Hughes, machinist. Cape May. Herbert Hand, fanner. Mayvilla. Arthur TTees, mechanic, Ocean City. Winfield P. Harrison, painter. North WUdwood.

MARMORA Mia. H_ C. Bon tlere and friend. Mr*. Ed. Magee, f Ocean City, motored to I George. Mr. Frank Ashmead. Sr., fell and hurt hia knee, but is improving now. Mrs. H. C. Pontlere and hi.* sister-in-law, Mias Peggy Yeagier. attended tbe dinner dance at tbe Yacht Club on Friday evening.

PVumbing Do not build without giving thorough consideration to the convenience and comfort plumbing can give in that new home. Let us show you ideal home equipment and make an estimate on die cost of the completed job. It is much cheaper to have it as you will want it while construction work is in progress. Make your home modern with all new plumbing comforts, now that you are building. Our prices are very reasonable.

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BURKHARDT & ADAMS

k. 0. line A Co, SIB 8. Landis Aw. •m Us City

WUdwood.

Loots Sahel, merchant. Wood-

Martin Spalding, contractor.

Carl J. B. Rakestraw, painter,

bine.

Cape May Court House.

Wildwood.

F. G. Stelnbaeh, vetcrtnaiT,

City.

WUdwood.

David Teltleman. merchant.

Toney Byau, laborer. North

Ellsworth Somnera. farmer.

Cape May City.

Wildwood.

Clifford Thayer, carpenter, Cepe

WUllam Schneider. realtor.

WUllam Steer, farmer, Beeeley**

May.

North Wildwood.

Point.

Frank Young, farmer, Marmora. Walter Wilkinson, builder.

George W. Selby, produce mar-

Eugene Springer, farmer. Pa-

chant. Ocean Cltv.

lermo.

Ocean City.

Clifford Sharp, carpenter. Cape

Sylvester Spence, farmer

Benjamin Youn*. carpenter.

May City.

Joseph Schelllnger, retired,

Chariea Stltes. superintendent.

Jesse Young, farmer, Beoeley**

Cape May City.

Cape May City.

Point.

Walter Harrell, harneee maker. Cape May Court House. John T. HswtU, merchant. Cap* May City.

Fishing Creek. Jacob Lorentx, oil static □, Bio Grande. Joseph Lorents, farmer. Ocean View. Caroline Leech. housewife, seen City. Somers Lloyd, conductor. Cape ay. Edward I-ee, merchant. Ocean City. Frank Mitthewaon. barman. Plating Creek. Frank W. Miller, merchant. Cape May. Clarence 8. Maxurie, garage, * Isle City. Chariea '.4001*, chauffeur, Elir*. con tractor.

City. Albert Parkar. carpenter. Cape Mar City.

Only a Few More Days of Our August Furniture Sale! MATTRESSES During the test of our August sale we will sell you a firstclass cotton mattress, regular price, $12.00, August price, $8.95. This is a splendid bargain. “Hoosier” Kitchen Cabinets During August we will give with every Hoosier Beauty Oak, grey or white, a set of dishes and set of knives, free of charge. One dollar delivers your Cabinet

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Thousands of Dollars Worth of Property Changed Hands This Week in Sea He City. More will change hands next week. If you want to realize the most for your property, paint it now. A well painted property will bring fif .y per cent, more than one that looks shabby. Paint up NOW, with LUCAS or DUPONT Paints

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