Cape May County Times, 25 December 1925 IIIF issue link — Page 14

CAPE MAT COtnm TIKES, FRIDAY. DECEMBER U. MX.

1776 et Speak 64 Years Ago

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)Vt»M IL MUU. of Ocean Oltjr. tan «T ' OM gnitaat *rmy mho UcsK ^nm 'll to -« to4 Un unHflt nrpnH—ci of bmrins a ton •miutioa. who hnp

••••Ibl* o; the dlrnlij and Impor-1 Uaeo of the pan Ton nay ha it lo: act. Tha eyas of tha Nation »tU< ha Band on you. as bains under God 1

tha stiardlar.il of nnr rapuhllr It wtll ba proiM r that each .>f you should conduct himself as If »uccaas and victory dapandrd upon bis own vislInner and ••irrtlon It doaa not bo lor* to my nation to urge upon you the aocwaslly of subordlnatlou and strict attantion to StMid dlaclpllna: tbaaa you will laarn fremi piopar autborlty. But I would recommend to you a careful attantion to your moral and reltg•oua conduct. A civil drportmant and »acred rtumrd lo property will

always be in your flsror. as tending j

to recommend you to tha hospitality of the people aroonc wboth you may reside, and should you be called to batard your lives In the field of battle, you will faci the tm-

’ port a nee of s religious hope, of

a firm confidence In the favor of Tbouga the best I’hrlstlan in a trying situation may not be free from all palpitating fears, yet a strong coapel fappe of future blessedness is cvrtalrly the best antMote agnlnst the fears of death.

Chrittnuu Hints

Sit down together and decide whether the family, as a whole, has been longing for some special object in the home. A family gift might be a new mg. a vktrola and records, a radio sel. or .aids to the serving of the family

Where the family, as a whole, lo\es good tanks, a new I** «— or set of book shelves planned to fit In an unused space will always add an attractive note to any

Radio Hint* Voltage In electricity means

The dyne Is the fundamental electrical unit of poser. Heat of any kind Is bad for the sensitivity of a crystal. Poor insulation Is sometimes the cause of poor signal strength. 1‘aint cause* leakage, and should not be used In a radio receiver. The largest post or connection on a battery is always the positive. A small radio receiver Is being designed In Knglsnd for -nleers One of the great causes of Interference is the misuse of regenerative receiver*. A good ground (lid aerial are the basis on which an efflciect set

All the lighthouse* on the coast of Great Britain are to be fitted with wireless transmitting set*. fee good Insulator* and solder all connect loos The lower the resistance. the stranger the sigasl* U I* ’>o»»lt.l- for s tube 5o be absolutely deed eien tboiuk the of the patriot. | filament lights up Just g. bright as

The range of should be baaed cm the distance heard any night at all. under any atmaspberir rnnditloar

Aviator: "Store. I’ll take you i tie'' all up but you’ll have to pay in J Prusbyteriat. Hie- ' advance " la ' "In advance* IV by we’ve been | toe character of Re. up before and always paid when 1. It Is as follow*: os got tbrasigh flying.“ t Soldiers of tbo AvUtoe "Sure but this mararruUsd by Captain chine Isn’t *• safe as it used to I Cnltsd State* Ar-,he~ he svopie: Usllreivd BBS Church st Phlr-! Jersey, 17to of Mar,' - 6-rf.^, r by toe Rever-i Worn** nr* much more beaut I-

Da not make mother’s gifts entirely ones that she uses In keeping the machinery of housekeeping running smoothly. Olvp her s pretty srarf. a good book, a year's subsertptloe to a .nagssine she enjoys- or new curtains

DR. J. THORNUKY HIT’.HKS Re-elcclrd Pres, of Home B. and 1.

Home B. & L.

Hold Ejection Of Directors

Gov. Urges Shade Tree Commission

ward beautifying your county by the uianting of trees, and la urging Akers .o plant them, and slso In prelenting the Indiscriminate nclllng of signs os roadside trees sod In preventing the electric light and other companies I com irimming trees, especially In such i way as to destroy many of them. If a Shade Tree Commission la appointed In your county and a comprehensive plan, worked out, and even a moderate appropriation made each year. It will not lie many years before th> Influence of Ibis commission will be felt and your county be made much more attractive. The experience of everyone who visits Europe la to praise the beautiful trees along the roadsides. New Jersey can pul Itself In this class by concerted eflort. Trusting thai you will give Ibis matter prompt sn.i eerlou* consideration. I am Yours very truly. GEO a SfUZER. Board of Free bolder*. Cape May Oouaty. Cape May Court Boose. N. J.

r UN sale. Bt which ttec. UM.-

are betas made by the League to perUctpate la toe Christpert y to be *t*ea the peUeuta at, the state Sanatorium at Gian Gardner on Christmas Eve. It la Um IntenUon of tha leagoa to Ha that the patients from Newark, teetod-

Aguucias; Profaaeoi Logan, head of the Bute Board of Bduoatkm: Dr. Costlll. head of the Bute Department of Health and others tateraeted in welfare work i legislation which may be duced at the coming s Legislature.

Dr. J. Thornier Hofhe* HeutD Ocean City Orgautsatioa For Ninth Successive Term

PbuU Out the Obb4 U VB1 Effect in of County

Freeholders To Take It Up

Making Drive for Members

Klectioii of directors and oOkees of the Horn-- Building end Loan Arsa. ialku loos to^tatheotoce. of Frank R Derby. Ikst Thnrsday evening. The change In the director personnel look place when Edward Sl.-Miea. of Read Hard«ar< rompeny. was elected to succeed Dr P. J L.sns Dr. Eean* due lo business pressure was unable to attend the director meetings regularly. Harry A Morris. Hiram 8. Mowrer and J. Edward Voss were re-elected dl-

John J. Foster. J. Reetes Hildreth end Henry Townsend were re-elected auditors »’. H t ampbell Jr., was let*lord as eolicllor. I At the meeGag of the director* no change w as made in ofk-ers. Dr. J. Tborniey Hughes, president: J. William Morrison, vice president. Harry A. Morris, secretary and William F Gardiner, treasurer, were re-appointed. A drive to secure new and additional share holders is now tat progress. One team captained hy laiwrence M. Lear. Including W. H. < 'ampbell. .1. Edward Voss. Hiram 8. Mowrer. William F. Gardiner. Henry T. < Touting and J. Is vicing with a team captained hy Leroy Jefferies. J. Tbo rule) Hughes. I* J. Evans. J. William Morrison. Parker Miller. John J. Devine and Roy Darby. The result of the contest will be made public next Wednesday

In a r«tnmutitration to the County Board of Freeholdt-m Governor Ritter called the attention of that body to the County Shade Tree Comm bed on law. with the intent of beautifying toe highways. Tile Freeholders directed the County Sollcllar to Inguirtinto the functioning of this body. The Board will give the matter consideration at an early meeting. The communication la as follows: Rule of New Jersey Executive Department Decern bur IS. 19S6. Gentlemen.—I desire to call your httaation to the Cojnty Shade Tree Comm’.wMon Law*, passed In !9t«. and would respectfully sugyest that you take seriously into consideration the establishment-of such a commission In your courty. The County Shade Tree Commission can do a great deal to

Jersey Xmas Seal Sale WU1 Be 40.000.000

From returns already made to the executive offices of the Tuberc u lusts League in Newark II D Indicated that the 1»:5 seal sale reach the 4S.BM.M0 seal goal Ht st the beginning of The sale of Boats In Newark where e definite returns have been le. Indicate that It will exi

End the toonydi Christmas Shopping

Nothing you could discover in a month of Christmas shopping would be < able to the whole family a ~

U W u»«l wrinf to bu. it, you wIR low the satisfaction of having if during the holidavtTbts it the time when if wHU bring the pieaseve lo those you love—and ti

Pkk out their car today. Make it notaibla to have their Better Buick at the curb ^TCW toasmocning. vraiting to mnA them a Merrier Christmas, and the happiest of New Yean. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY. FLINT. MICH.

MOTOR SHOP WILDWOOD. N. J. Joseph Scrivani, Proprietor

BOARDWALK GARAGE 9tfc St and BoarthraBt Ocean Gty, N. J.

Whea Better Agtomobflet An Bailt, Buick VIII BaiU

RADIO

We have fortunately received the gale of the Freshmen Masterpiece Radio. A very popular number is the >39.50 style. Other styles at $49.50. $60.00. $75.00, $82.50 and $97.50. llus is for Radio set without equipment. Atwater Kent Radio Sets, four tubes, $60. Five-tube sets, $80.00. Radiola with intidaerial. Magnavox, Deforest. We can furnish you a number of different style sets and give you SERVICE.

Musical Goods

f force of the sword I aportaiIf. a whole '••‘Uos of fro. s Uuin seven minion' l in arm* to vindicate their i. and w hat i* atill more sub Ui aceomplLb tk. decrees of i in reiolulionlEing and I.fonsiag tbs world* Aud have w» not rsds-m to hope und- bellevr that lb* God of justice IS* woll a* -rareI wH Kuardrd us through our tte*oltJ|nurv »ar.jaj.;H.il be •mr ruaidlAi. - L “' —— Jssily

H. S. fOX LUMBER CO.

OPPOSITE READING STATION Sooth Jemy’i Lowest Priced Lfimber Everybody Ssy» UI Sale* Pravt UI TUCKAHOE ••FGXiiAsrr” new JERSEY Bell Phone. Tuckahoe 2801-R-13

Golbruuen Pianoi, $275.00. Golbraasen Player Piaa«. $450.00, with HoUs Bench and Scarf. Ortbophonic Vktrola*. $85 00. $110.00, $150.00 and $275.00. A foil line of Victor Kec-ords and Q B S. Motic Boll*. $1 each.

Children's Goods

Exprru Wagons. Sleds. Dell Go-carts. Bocken. Velocipede*. Bissel Carpet Sweepers. Desks and Chain. Ante mobiles, etc.

Christmas

Only n few more days and then Christmas. We an showing a In* line of Cedar Cnesu from $13.00 up A very popular number at $22.00.

A Few Christinas Suggestions

Uaxtha Washington Sewing Cabinets, Windsor Bocken. Smoking Stands. T-»»p« Bocken. Trays. Bngs. library Tables. Hoouer Kitchen Cabinets.

C. M. Ware Company

Open Evenings Until Christmas

MILLVILLE. N. J.

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Jarful gifts. Any article bought la POX BROTnBRg’ store will prove a htawdag w beth. ”*t*sr“ and recipient, beesssr we handle only arttelas of aervk*.

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give sty last dollar Prince than be a millionaire and spend my dollar Ilka a miaer. If you give a goad substantial

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la the jraar of ISSt you may have haaa MsemC with good haalth. goad bualaasa. prosperity and happlosas. lo any event you have cairns to be thankful and to rejatoe. for It is written:

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