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irors Drawn or September Term of Court : Women Drawn On Drand Inquest and 18 On Petit Panel

Bartlett Presided

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'ommlMloncr Harry Garanri Sheriff John Kvan*. have i the following Jury panels r September term of Cum1 County Court*, which e on the 27th. Judge HerBartlett presided at the *. An unusually large numwomen were drawn on the irge W. Branin. Millville. ■a Hildreth. Upper Deer-

field.

■v B. Garrison. Millville. ,m Bn-edon. Millville . Campbell. Lawrence

Bozarth. Landis sis Ayars. Landis

. An. r Ink. Bridgeton S. Branln. Millville, re Goldberg. Bridgeton. Garrison. Lawrence, el Bradford. Downe.

Wilson. Bridgeton.

. Trlbbett, Commercial, lie Woolaon. Millville Atkinson. Upper Deerfield. Maxfleld. Commercial, ibeth Davis. Stow Creek. •Ipb Mulford, Bridgeton.

Bard. Millville,

d Stile*. Commercial. H. Wheaton. Millville

|iard Somers. Bridgeton. Jc Randall. Hopewell.

I Hoffman. Millville

fries Powell. Millville.

Shaffer. MUIvilU

■ Wettstein. Millville. Audenr- !th, Bridgeton, ■etb Hus ted. Millville.

Fisher. Bridgeton. > Hurff. Bridgeton.

W. Grover. Bridgeton.

> Beela'. Bridgeton,

n Thumbert. Bridgeton.

Campbell. Millville. i Haines. Millville,

f Boggs. Maurice River m Bacon. Bridgeton,

im Lev. Commercial, r Campbell. Downe.

‘ 1 Clark. Commercial, i Meselnger. Millville,

i L. Syfer. Millville

i Lee. Maurice River. Montgomery. I and is U Hufsey. Millville.

I Doughty. Millville. Hepner. Bridgeton.

I Gilman. Bridgeton,

i M. Lord. Millville, tfred MIckel. Landis, t Gill. Bridgeton

c Reeves. Maurice River, k Hughes. Bridgeton, rd Weber. Bridgeton. 1 Crowe. Greenwich.

I Reback. Vineland,

un erase. Maurice River. I Cantoui. Commercial.

Un Corson. I^andL. l Lyons. Bridgeton. I Chard. Millville.

F Mc-Qulck. Bridgeton ■B Baxter, Upper Deer

i Acid.

R. Tice. Bridgeton. Un Jenkins. Vineland, y Shepjiard. Greenwlch. I Sanso, Vineland. ..k Gager. Millville. pell Hildreth. Upper Deer-

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Poultry Tour September 22 Poultrymen Will Visit Atlantic County Plants The annual tour of Cumberland county poultrymen will Ire held Thursday. September 22. The to which will start at Fast Landis and Main, at 10 o'clock, will be made to representative farms In Atlantic fount)-. Arrangements are already complete for stops at Mays lamding at Sam Baevsky’s, and at Egg Harbor at Fred Wal-

ter*.

Tall Cedars Will Gather In Bridgeton I Will Come From Every | Section Between Rhode island and Florida Will Hold Street Parade

Mr*. LULU SHEPARD Mrs. Lulu L. Shepard To Speak at Shiloh Under the auspice* of tl Uonal Reform Association.

Lulu Ixrvrland Shepard, of Salt Lake City, known as the silvertongued orator ot the Rockies, speak in the Seventh Day Baptist Church. Shiloh, on Saturday. Sep-

tember 17. on Mormortsm. Mrs. Shepard is making

the dangers ol Mormonisi will deliver addresses at a : her of places In South Jersey.

Tall Cedars from all over the United States, from Rhode Ishind to Florida, aud from many Western points, will gather In Bridge-

trv anecial 1st as ...n ... . ton Saturday for the first welrepresentatives of the AtUnUc conference 'oT'th's County Poultry Association, are'* H ‘ Tie-aLt hv f ^inTeme Ta»

ire being arranged for farms at J? “*** Dorothy aud Hammonton. I Bridrdon

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Both the wal | |he clt} . ltse i f Men. high In the

business world of many large centers will visit Bridgeton for the «r«t time and Tall Cedars of counwill welcome back their old 1

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stop will he at the

park in Mays Landing aud arrangements are being made for a few short talks. L. M. Black, poul-

*— i pedal 1st.

is being carried

lers' and Bavcsky's flocks made very creditable showings In Vineland Egg Laying Contest year, the Walters' flock winning

high pen and one of the Baevsky IJ.’’

birds winning first Place for Indi- omp ^ n H. .. d .

..1IT. ourparu .s lusaiu* a u.,.. . - - - companion and luma icaoer. of the country arousing the pwpte I P j5“ fc f Preme Tall Cedar 1-Mmund

<h. s -([j,] vlaual production. Flocks being ..

vidual production. Flocks being

reared in confinement and

confinement will be iltlng poultrymen.

W. C. T. U. 42nd Annual Convention Will Be Held In Bridgeton September 28th Everytibng Is being done to make the forty-second annual convention of the Cumberland County W. C. T. U.. which Is to be held in the First M. E. Church. East (ommerce Street. Bridgeton, on Wednesday, September 2S. one of the best and most profitable meetings in the history of the county union. Mrs. Harriet Powell, the president. and other officers and members ol the various local unions In the county are making great preparations and arranging pleasing program. The morning session opens at 10 o'clock followed by box luncheon during noon recess. The afternoon session opens at 2 o'clock, and the evening session at 7:30 o'clock.

Newport Pastor

Surprised On Birthday On Wednesday night. August 31. the Port Norris Baptist Church surprised the Newport Baptist Church by taking their pastor and orchestra aud Pastor Williams of the Shiloh Church, to assist In the prayer service. A happy hour was spent together in songs of praise. Pastor Fletcher led the,

meeting.

After the prayer meeting came the surprise party when the whole congregation was invited to the parsonage to help celebrate Pastor Fletcher's birthday and confiscate the Ice cream in store, unawares to him. This was a real- surprise that ended at midnight.

Friends Meet After Twenty-five Years

I field.

Landis.

Casa row. Bridgeton. Carlson. Stow Creek J. Allen. Millville. Kell. Bridgeton. “ Stultz. Landis, rs. Bridgeton.

>. Millville.

Collins. Millville. B. Goff. Bridgeton.

E. Jones, Greenwirh.

Ilelvin. Millville. Berry. Commercial.

Millville.

Casper, Bridgeton.

Old times were revived ir minds of old friends when Edward Hardy, of Bridgeton, called on Mr and Mrs. Daniel Pierson. Sr., at Non Poit Norris. Sunday afternoon. They had not seen each other for about twenty-five years. They spent the afternoon talking over old times and looking old pictures which brought boyhood days spent at the North Port Norris school thirty yeat more ago. They also visited the old swimming hole, where they used to tie each other's clothes Many change* have taken pit In the surroundings and roa friends ot tnose days have passed to the great beyond, while others are scattered in differ* nl parts of the country.

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; Jones' Island Coupli Quietly Wedded Home

j David Stanton and Miss Ullte

j Hurt were quietly married Wednesday evening. September I The ceremony was performed | their newly-furnished hom*^

Reeves.

■ Mr. Reeves Is given the credit I for organizing the Bridgeton Tull l Cedar Band. It was his work and his InsplraUon which put the hand on Us feet and started It off ! the road to sucess. In getting the hand started Mr. Reeves did lot of bard work and the present members, many of whom play-.

him. are loud In their

praise of his efforts. The* strongly backed Mr. Reeves when he was' elected to his present high posl-,

Sunday School Class Gave Luncheon to Mrs. Mudge On Friday evening of last week the Sunday school class taught by Mrs. Howard Mounts held a luncheon m the dining room of the Brick Presbyterian Church. C'edarvllle. the honor of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mudge. who have been visiting in town. Mrs. Mudge. before her marriage, was Miss Harriet Dansenbaker. and an active member of this church. A very appetizing lunch served consisting of cold boiled ham, baked beans, potato salad, cake and coffee and all the other things that make up a meal of this kind. Those enjoying the affair were: Albert Godown and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Hepnvr. Mrs. Paul Jeffers. Mrs. Howard Mounts. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moore. Bruce Bauey. Rev. and Mrs. William Magill. Mrs. Frank Tongue. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mudge. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Godown. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook. Mrs. Rachel Casper. Miss Lillian Mayhew and George E. Dlament.

Cumberland Hotel

Business Shows Increase Reports from the management of the Cumberland Hotel. Bridgeton. are to the effect that all previous records were smashed August. For the month of August

this year, the returns of the

month last year arc completely out of sight. Splendid gains have been made in both the dining

room and rooms receipts.

Comparing receipts for the year, month by month, w'th the previous year, a great increase shown practically in every In-

1 C. Baptist Church

ADVERTISER. Cumbernty's leading weekly newscomtneuds Cumberland

Jon.-*' island by Rev. Arthur Ross.| BUlnce

ot the VL E. Church. They plighted (heir troth with the ring c ere-. lHnd

mony. Only a few near relatives p^p, r

were present c ounty's leading hotel.

On Monday evening before the |

r u, .i 1 wedding, the bride was given aj •*

i. ..-iAtv xhuwer by her friends. A

Sundae ; ( K n i Khu HTI ,. r the wedding these

same friends wended their way

j| abort business meeting

them a rousing)

the prayer *' n | ^“““hureh and Ol people have said I necieo attend better on that _ ;; — If the attendance in-1 that evening and more Doesn't It strike you as funny It shown, the change will I,hat all horse doctors now mage to permanent, hut if not.) their calls In automobll*

Firemen’s Carnival Giving Daily Shows

Tall Cedar organizations will be , present from a number of points : and some of them will bring their hands with them. Salem, which is a splendid band that has won { number of laurels lately, will be here with its hand and with a large representation of members. Chester. Pa., is coming strong with a band and so Is Trenton. I Pennsgrove and Glassboro forests . also planning to be well i represented Saturday. There will be a conference In j the library annex Saturday afternoon. starUng at 2 o'clock and following this will be a large banquet in the ball room of the Cum-! berland Hotel. This will commence 6 o'clock. One hour later a. monster street parade will be held The Tall Cedars will turn out in full regalia and with the several bands in line the parade should prove of great Interest to citizens of the city. The climax of the day will come when the Bridgeton Forest will put on the Royal Court In fall i form. With national officers present the Bridgeton forest Is going' to make this affair a splendid and colorful one. Candidates will be IniUaled from several Cumberland, 'ounty points. The court will be I held in the armory commencing 8 o'clock.

Silver Trophy For Poultry Winners Exhibitors at Atlantic City! I Will Be Contestants

A handsome silver trophy has been offered by the Cumberland County Board of Agriculture for the Individual poultryman from Cumberland County winning the most number of points in the State poultry show to be held in Atlantic City. October 12 to 15 inclusive, according to John Weed, w ho is in charge of the show. A i State trophy has also been offered for the county making the best' showing in the coming show. Cumberland County should he well represented, as the principal poultry center of New Jersey ts located in the Vineland district and there are many who have as fine birds there as are to be found anywhere. It is understood that prizes are offered for both standard and utility birds. There Is a long list of cash, ribbon and special prizes offered. This year marks the fire the State poultry show ha held at the same time State Poultry Association.

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t Baptist Church

NOTICE!

Dividing Creek

Mrs. Luella Kelley spent eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Jamln Bitters, in Millville,

County

Firemen Meet at Avalon

The firemen's carnival opened i in Port Norris on Saturday evei ning and an excepUonally large crowd attended There are plenty of games, terns wheel, merry-go-round. high diving expert, and other attractions Large crowds continue to attend nlghi. and a.*

the firemen are given a guaranteed] week,

amount and a percentage of re- j Mrs. l.iura Garrison entertainceipts. they appreciate any help j ,-<l tin W. C. T. U. at her home gtven. on Thursday evening of last week. The crowd anxiously awaited | ,\t ter a business meeting at which the l.me for Krankle- Weir, the ] me election of officers for the mworld's hlghv ,t diver to make the | [.mag year took place, a social time dive from tlie high tower Into the enjoyed and the hostess served ! tank many feet below. He went I dainty refreshments. The toliow - i over gracefully at about 11 o'clock 1 log officers were elected: Presij and is making the exhibition every i d.-nt. Mrs. Miriam Snyder: vice

] night at about 10 o'clock. They I ,.ri-isdent. Mrs laiurn

i expect to remain here over th<. | ihe M E. t'hurch. and Miss Msi week end. itilda Vealc, of the Baptist rburefc: ,

.. i secretary. Mrs. Minnie Hahn:

| treasurer. Mrs. Nettle Hartman.

| School opened here Tuesday for; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph UreeL'.-.d ■ ! the coming school year with the j ami son. Stacy. Lewis Chance and' ! same efficient corps of teachers: • Clifford Dick were among the | RolUn Shaw, principal; Miss Ellen i number who attended the pageant

Harris, fourth, firth and sixth j In Atlantic City on Friday.

1 grades. Mrs. Ella Harrt*. first. I lz*e Loveland and Maurice i second «od third grades: Mm. 1 Schaffer motored to Bridgeton

j Carolyn Wheat, of Millville, music j Saturday evening.

I director and instructor. | Grover Pasbley and Jacob Pep-

per motored to Woodbury

i-rythlng else about t

Thursday

■ Mr. and Mr* Lewis Moore a: - i sons. Oak ford and laiwren- ,: spent the week end with fri*

COME AND

“The Little Place Around the Corner”

HAVE DINNER At WITH US Cape May Court House V V 1 1 1 1 vJ Before going to the show, or after returning from (lie ride, why go to the trouble to rush and get dinner, when Heisler’s Tea Room “The Little Place Around the Comer IS RIGHT READY TO SERVE YOU We use as much care in the preparation of the food we serve as one does in their own home. Nothing but the highest quality food is used by us, and, when served, it has the reputation for being delicious and appetizing. Many of our patrons are local people who realize the satisfaction and economy of dining with us. On your way through Cape May Court House stop and have lunch or dinner with us - - you will not regret that you made the acquaintance of. . . HEISLER’S TEA ROOM Mechanic St., Just West of Seashore Road

Fire! Fire! Fire! AFTER THE SMOKE AFTER THE SIREN AFTER THE ASHES AFTER THE EXCITEMENT Would you have to confess to your loved ones, to your friends, to your bank - - THAT YOU CARRIED NO INSURANCE? Think of what it would mean to YOU and to THEM if your house burned tomorrow. Such instances occur in Cape May County many times each year. BE A MAN! Insure your house for the sake of yourself and loved ones, should you be the next victim of the demon fire. FOR THE LOSS IS SO GREAT - THE INSURANCE SO CHEAP. Before another day passes, see ... / JESSE D. LUDLAM CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J.

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