CAPE HAT COCKTT TOCES. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1M7.

Shelter Haven Hotel, Stone Harbor. Raided Little Club Cafe. Wildwood, Pulled By Raiders Also

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A Rent WilUM Barru* •WOO|»--t <ln» n '.I nllecerl prrihthltlon U* \ i«lat‘>t* m Mar Countj M'>ri‘1»». raldlnr a Wnne Hnrtmr hotel and a enfe In WIMThe Shelter Haven Hotel. Utone Hart. - *a> Bret vtalted le-r. Kenn. i alle«ed proprietor, and Lee N ewton. the bartender were Bnaated II* netted a quar.lltr Oi alleRe.t m htehex The Little c:iub Cafe. Holly Bear!, and Oartleid A\enu>«. Wlldornid. a an raided the aliened proprietor. Frank Katlner and William Cnyla. bartender be-

tas nrrented

The a rente made purrhaaen at the place* l»efore they raided.

Cold Spring

Jonept. Huffma i. entertained bla touchier. Mr. Kdltb Thompnon.

of ulaaalmro la«t n-eeh

Mr and Ml* Lyntord llalbrunrr entertained tbelr dauxhter and non in i«». Mr and Mr* Wtlltan. Cro.- .rf MllltlUe Mr and Mr* J.*eph Aatttncei. of Hoboken, and Mr. and Mr* William Hyde, of New York City, npent -owe time b»re with Mt and Mt- Rdward Petty Mr* Shep Taylor ha# been entertaining her statar. from Waab-

Ig baa aold the ape

1 uckahoe

Mr. and Mu. S. G Langley entertained Mr* Uangltya mother and Mr- William Mim- oi Cam-

den. Uei Thu.nday

" and Mr* Charles A W'ag

birthday folk# ot celebrate

! Optimism, Us Good Give Children Good (Proper Food Will

/I Elimin

he nelgbborbood helped '

and Bad Features Light To Study By I

Prim

and Mr*. !<■•( ■* -/* Anne. M t .

White

> the

Atlantic city, laat Alexander Before Rotarians

have been *

I for

•airtc

aH quarrel*. The modern horn* manager who serve* health t-a

pt.. f~s > land coffee, from which the tannte .

~, Lliminate L»roucnesi^ii “•*«• teen ^t-

and Mr*. Jnme* Hawn en-: =* J J | entlflrally eliminated, baa already tertalned tbelr daughter and non e . r> i i I Tkia 1 '* ,lrn “ ,or * ,0 ** rd ,hi 'l Audiey t»ar- Splendid Address By J. J. Retardation Often a Matter ^. hen . •'* lh * JU ot ,h ,u ‘ ur * A,ll! ,h ^

~ ' " Marnageff Will Be Happier i T**" »••• bring her nearer arid)

1- lore ever painful? 1 When p*-oplr- give t-a'lnc and: Qnly before marriage, accord-j drinking the att. tulon they merit. I ic :<■ a St. Lout* man. . the pain of Inting will be a Joy j After the minister's fee has _____ i

oil paid, the heart throb* and

S.Sou one *tudents who fall ®* courting day. turn behin.l their grade annually 2 - 10 p '' "•'rely Indigestion, hr

000.OOh youngsters are relarde.1 _ p _ _ . . ^“« lon It 1- easier to toe ctitlcal than

of Defective Lyesight

Hud llandleton. of Camden *t"-iit the week nd holiday hete HI* family m turned hom with him after -pending aoru time here with Mr- llandleton’

sister.

•Jeorge Mason n home from a weck> hi* grandparents. Mi I*ave Mason, of Camdr

Jack Trlntble. of Ardmore. J*» optimism, he said must be be- ^ pl s* a week-end vtaltor her* Mr*, y t phlheophy Into feeling. It * " '

i vj'.L Tr,n> ble «nd children had spent -an’t be woxen on a loom or I"* 11 .

some time here with her mother, worked out by figure*. It 1* Mr* Cab Ingeraoll. all returned -• en and 1* tn harmony with home tbla week. ture* law*. It la founded

Krnest and W'llllam Corson faith In divine law-, been entertain It,-- their Americana above

. for

Pole and daugl.i

t'llca. N. Y.

< apt am Jue«ph Is-

ington. 1) C, and M Arthur Rldg-«i>> .

City. Wire guest- ol

Oandy Sunday alteim*

Mr and Mr* Chat

machrr. Vi A Klauee and Ml» Alma Do* .i.g. Allentown. Pa . were w*»k end vlallni* with Ml and Mr- William C Stracfc. William nick Ml* Lva Haw-

u ,n .e u U '*k Norm *" •J'dtke and mother. Mr* Ruth Corson, of should he optimist*, with our Saturd'^-v. . me " " U ”’* n '' R> Cara del. for a ttm. gmernment and tnsUtutiona and ■ ’ n> ,' )■ -Mr*. Florence Patterson ha* - he opportunity given every man

. a i., M A . . *■?“ been entertaining her brother and t.» earn bw- Independence and ar-

r n .'.\ ‘• th * r Ml Hampton, ot Wfm- qul,. self-respect, and thU opport.iu»e to bear Ml v Sunday inffton. DM., for a time luntty makw ih, difference he

t,. Tb< ■ ''Lyle Cottage- wa» oecu- tween the worker here and the

.. .'TT pied by the owner* Mr. and Mrs 7rllah of lityp: John Johnson, of Camden, over Mr Alexander urged bla bearthe holidays. . et* to avoid being gloom purMra. Joe Marl*>nald ha* re- v-yors*and Joy klilem. but Inturned to her home in Rising steal to cultivate an uplifting f>un. Md . after several week* personality He then recited the stay here with her daughter. Mr* many thing* and Institution* in Isabel Dorsey. our land which should make u« Holiness Camp Meeting I* to optimistic, not the lea»t of which be held from September » until •** the decrease of poverty, for. the 18th In the grove at the -aid he mere can be no optimism rear ol Tabernacb Church A In the face of grinding poverty Rev. Fuggrtt. of California, will Turning to the debit aide of be the evangelist There will b. the account Mr Alexandi

special aloglng also and other

■peakers during the ten days of «• could

camp ~

mg school children 1 their studies because yi-lctat cn*t* t'nclc 10.000.000 every year.

e of the most dangernu* „ . any community i, a in •r rent optimist." was the , h ' ’ ..I" on .d J J Alexander, of " . ',

l»unn A Company * Phlla

•Mphia branch, tn opening i

i returned -pii-ndid address on "Optimism

rtstt with It, 1 ■*; Ab '‘"" i-eau- erf fauTty'vlalon. ‘cm\i «•-•« '* by wrong eating, ^and Mo .--.a l-le^Uty^ Rotary Club on pub|1 , .,i UC atlon average* *64 IS not by the grand passion

FOR sale White Leghorr. Woll Develop >125 G. 0. LANGE May Coun Hou* 5 j

Mr and Mr*

Vineland. M. and Mr* Hdg*' T-vn. Philadelphia. Mt and Mr* Janie* William*. Clemen' n. Mt and Mr*. John Abbott and children. Falrvlew. weir Kunday visitor* at the home ot Mi and Mr*.

Enoch William*

Mi Jared Chapman, of Barrington., pawed the week-end here-

with hi* family

Mr and Mi* Ceorge T Dukes. Mis Margaret Keyset and Mr. V7. Rirk< " visited the Bridgeton fair

las) Wednesday

The Ladi-W' Aid Society of the Methodiai Chuirh nnt with Eva

tb Tueuday evening

Miss Sara Madden and Mr* J

Godfrey hav

relative* In Millville

Kxree# of nourishment checks rather than fe«-t* the flam- of hf- The assimilative power of the body cell* wane when they

are civ ei taxed.

Vantage* of the future will be h-ppler than they are today because wive* «t|| to || (f,at

defective vision is highest ,h - ' huMvanda do not get food

In rural ar-a*, educational sen- an ' 1 'H 1 "* which overstimulate o vey* rev.-al Inadequacy „f light- difficult to digest.' That will by which the country student do *ltb per cent. -

read* and sludlc* Is the principal ,h * if™**** • n, i 7$ per cent. farmers have elec-

Many farm houe -s

ly Mulilplied by th< ho fall this would

n sufficient to pay

salary of 100.000

teacher* at the present average scale <>f wages in school* through-

out th< country.

reentage of retarded pupils

trie rquipmt

ar- ae|| Illuminated by gasoline prewurc lamp* which give light smontCi, soft, without glare, ye' clear and steady and easy on the eye* But th.- dark farm hou— Is toil common In America and In It study t* dangerous to the eye-

sight.

Proper attention to lighting In both city and country ts vital • hen It i- considered that onethird of the enerry of the human body 1* consumed by the eye* C instant operation of the »-y r

hinge of "which n " u ' cl, ‘* adjusting the oftical m» b* optimistic, chief ' balnery to change* in shadow*

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with relatives in Wilmington Mr and Mi* Ralph Taylor visit- d Mrs Taylor's parent* In Erma Bunday Mr. and Mi* Jsn.es Orotalnger are leaving this week for then PMtadelphts hunve. after spend•nth# here Mi and Mr* Jnme. lienhy of WUantng’on Del *prnt the week end her* with their parent*. Mt nnd Mr* William Bally In Mill Lane Mtss Marl* Wnll o Hill and Enrl Bally nt Barring ««m. N J . spent Kunday her* with hi* parent* Mrs Usst' Kirwen* spent Hie fast two or three week* here with Mm. William Frasier Mrs. May Hoffman 1* rntei talntns Mt**.* Eva and Uda Al-

ent* home, worth HughMtw Marian M'trhell <vl WU-mtagt-ot. Del . epeii- an ett-aiog recently with Mrs Arthur Sykes Mr and Mr* Walter Kykm and Wntrr. Jr . ot philad Iptola #pen' laat week end here with his par

•ting. Everyone is wel- of wblrh was the increase of * :l tt*!raining the eye* in ..mgy.

come crime and disregard of law. on badly-lighted room* Is

M. and Mr* «>orge Hess and which he laid particular »tre*e trihutirig factor to ronalt

daughter. Mildred, w hospi-m th- quoting fig -n hlch were very ' ll '*tl*ue and physAn unusual treat will !«■ offered "•' ) ''’bs In Wildwood ni*e-ut*x:t, s It was frfly he muete lover* on Thurnday evening. *HI |**ve this week lor Phlla <•> 'an-e them- sign poet*. K-ptetribet l r , when Luigi Br>e d *' ! PbJx. where Mi Hess Will Debasing literature should he relit. dramatic tenor. toette, '-ach arhool In Kouth PhlD tel- fd-n'lc ! ^-irv. y should be made known a* th* Blind f’aruan " a* f 1 "* ‘b 1 * whool term '« danc- halls and other snarers -.1 by -the, prominent artist*. Mm Joseph Nichols entertain ' .>.ol-tmn. and pnrtlcu- • III hold a tecttal at the Com f,>| b* trom Pedtlcktown over l»tly should th* alarming In- ’ munlty Hall at a IS Tire concert i 'bv holiday. r:*..* in the drug habit b, dealt

t» treiag given under the auspice* * s " Estlow and friend from m ' f ' !

General 11 ' 1 " c,od - '•P’-nt Saturday eve-

arfn.1- ton. forty cent* , * ln * ber. and were entertained *anlMr and Mr* Clun Van Horn dinner by bla niece. Mr*. Jen ^• of Maiir*. P* pass- n,r Hill* li several day* of last neck with Mr* Ellaabeth Green and Miss **" - • Mr- Electa Churchill and Mr*. B*«*lc McKe*. of Millville, .pen' ri • Maty B l»ar* Saturday night here with her Mr* J Wood. J Morse and rou.tn Mm Marl- Whittaker l*'.-' ";.- Mi- H Redmond, of West Phlla Mr. Katherine Matt* w* *n A-I'lrma was practical .1 Iphia. were week-end visitors tettained th- member* rf he, ' ' -ughout by a practical husl1th Mi and Mrs Ed Lacroix Sunday school clan*, the Busy Mt K laingley passed the B--* a' her home Friday ev. . _ •. k end at bt* home in Bromal. nlng After th - regular btisit,. I*a meeting amusing games were Major How long have you William Helm. Mr* A Helm Played and a delicious treat con a cwr’”

daughter and grandson, of Phlla d- Iphia sped the week-end with

Anthony Helm

Mr and Mm Daniel Bailey hav- tx t entertaining relative*

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