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RabbitFur Is Factor Worst Snow In Making Felt Hats Storm For „, r Years Here M. R. D. Hat Company, Woodbine, I* Only Firm m South Jersey—Make* From 1200 To 1500 Hats a D f Snow RecD»y—Requires Hot Water and Steam or( j for Port NorrisOdd Blowing Process Change. Fur Tc Greyish Color Temperature

and ahapef «re fittfd with and irimmMl. all ibb* being done by band. The Hnal proreedure i* the cleaning of tbe hau and pack-

WOODBINE— To the mi ■nperetltloiM the carrying of rabbit'a toot and other part* of rabbit 1* considered a token of good omen. It U safe to say that many ao Inclined would not be burdened by carrying such tokens ia their clothing. If they knew » t the felt hat they wear la fulng their desire. This, to such superstitious men might not conT*y the correct Interpretation, but —31ie felt Is nothing but rabbit a fur after going through a series of processes The answer is—If yoo must carry aometlilug |>ertaining to the rabbit—wear a felt hat Even tbe writer wa* Ignorant of the fact until be visited tbe M It D Hat Company in tbe Strougfa. The routine there is a

, excuse Is needed hat* n'anufactured

The hats are shipped all over the country and Canada and — ders are received from firms In Hawaiian Inland* Indicating that tbe hat company Is making known the Borough through hats, literally talking, through hats about Wood-

bine.

lowest Temperature, TO Ih-cree, The lowest temperature in order that tbe making of tb< hal will be perfect is 70 degrees, reminding “hot-beaded - person* that oven the hats were hot and the beat beneflu their

than

fore.'’ to ybeir*ouc " for a new radiator ■r motor head. All were toread „ '-loowen up" and spend som change for additional antl-freeae

solutions.

North Pt. Norris . Anna E. Wellt-Berry. who ...aductlng a series of revival* 1st Blrdsboro. Pa, writes to her home trtends here ot the *oc-

— cess of the meeting*. She calls CvrtiviJ Or. Mm Stmt .» -oM-fM**

plenty of singing and She says: “The meetings close last Sunday which

a little explanation and only vlait to tbe oi ly hat factory ' South Jeraey will prove that.

Junior Qub Dines

KafcMt Fnr

' •* bag of rabbit fur was shown to tbe Inquisitive visitor Next the (ur wss fed Into a blowing machine Tbe pressure of " air blew the fur apart. It Observed that the fur was di through a machine having ejilnder-like com part menu The fur originally whit*, yellowish brown and grey came out of the blowing device one color—* grey. This was placed In compartments or bins ready for the next process

Fur K Milled

The greyish fur. which resembled the softness of cotton w; placed In a mill where a In water and steam process caused It to cling to a cone-shaped perforated metal form. The result was the felt In the rough. After this the rough felt Is taken off the cylinder In one piece-, that Is. It resembles a huge hat. This rough felt is taken to vau where It la drenched in hot water and •team. Pouncing with sandpaper to take off the roughness after It

b dried follows. Hot Water F.*%ratial

It was explained that hot water and steam Is necessary for almost every process, for following the pouncing It b blocked and cut lnt«. the desired shape* The hau s dyed several colors *c-

cord!h fc in the orders received, dent of the Woman’s Senior many remaining tbe original color and Mrs. Pooler Ooslln. o' Tht hau after blocking for slips C ommunity nub. Wildwood

winter storm

perlenced in

many year.- burst forth upon Port Norris shortly afir- '■~» k

Saturday morning.

Those who arose early and went to the river and started tor t cove in their oyster t-oau say at between four and flee ^ clock on Saturday morning the sky was clear with little or indication of storm, but by o'clock the weather had every appearance of a bad bllxiard with the line flake* of mow driven by a strong wind starting to lay a mantle of white over everything. By noon, although tbe snow had Income two or three inch** deep, it started to hall, with Indications that rain might follow

and are- of the fancy an( j carry away the * styles. It wa* explained. 'about ' '

PORT NORRIS—The worn . ..

—I lee -* section for ] will

V»V breakl Chari** Willis, of New Tork.

passed a few days with Mr. and: - K Jackson enrty In the.

Wilbert Saul, of MOlellle wa* a Saturday night and Sunday guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs Maurice SockwelL

| All th<

Port Norris

Between IfOO and ISO" complete turned

hiu are made a day at the factory with unabated *e*t until early which employes at an averng* of Sunday morning, when a depth of 50 employees seven or eight inches had been reached. This Is a record snowNOTE: This Is the third of a fall for this part cf South Jerwy. series of articles on visits to often Millville. Bridgeton and manufacturing plant* In Woodbine, i y'lneland have heavy snows dur-

Thc fourti. and last on another : fug the winter months, while

factory will be given in a coming port Norrt- has little or none,

issue. but this storm proved an ex-

I (-option and shared the Inconveniences with all other parts of

the Eastern I'nlted State*

State, county and township

I tractor* and equipment were ween

CAPE MAY COURT HOI RE. — the town on Sunday rooming The annual banquet «.f tbe Junior and BOOn vehicular and pedree Community flub was held last- (rtatl lraTe j could be made with Friday evening at the Bellevue, reasonable safety and e«*e. Hotel with Mr*. M. RoWmmJ ^ weathpr continued bitter president of tbe federated »o-, c(;d ow 8unday aBd otl Mon .

day morning tbe thermometer* In town registered anywhere from 0 j two to six below xero. th* low**: i - ! mark recorded for at least five

Mr. and Mr*. John Jantaon. of Philadelphia, have been spending several days at the home of Mr and Mrs- OHn Hickman. Mr. and M» Board man New-

but comb and daughter. Helen spent hour later tbe hail th* week-end with friends at

itlnued Lansdowne.

A business meeting of the Y p. B was held •» the home oi Mr.-. Harry Campbell. After th?

. social I

hour was spent during which re-

freshment* were nerved.

A birthday party was given to Mis* Burtl* DiUahey on Wednesday afternoon of last week. Th* guest* were her playmate* at school, of which Mr*. Riley I* teacher. After games had been played, they we-.-e treated to j home-made cake, candle* and.

pearuts.

Samuel Ferguson, who ha* been upending aome time at E»i'-n-tuwn with relative*, has returned to the home of hla daughter. Mrs.

William S. Hand.

Mm. David Rowley I* 111. | The stork visited the home of Mr and Mrs Roland Carney on

Monday and left a boy.

Ml** Anna Berry, of Philadelphia. spent the week-end with her parents. Mr and Mrs. RtulU

New Jersey

guest of honor.

Entertalnmeut. vocal solos and \ two to rlx below _ recitation* together with a dlvemi-j mark recorded for

fled program made the occaalon' years.

an enoyable one. | Heigh* and *led» which had . Mrs. Robinson was presented | DO t been used for ao long that! Berry.

Ith a beautiful bouquet by tbe i they had almost been abandoned ’

Junior Clob. In her address, she and forgotten, were dug out and

urged co-operation and more .f- put In use by both young nnd c».|_ Kiwants Governor fort toward realization of Ideals J old. ° ^ , She lauded the work of the local Hundreds of kiddle* and scot.- Attends Millville Luncheon club and urged the fomalton of'of older folks, as well. Joined in ___ more club* of Its kind In the j one grand winter carnival on tbe , county. , main street and automobile* wet* MIIXVILJJL— Stab h. 1 anl* Other speakers at tbe banquet: forced to move with caution to Governor Stephen E. Mwlev paid were Mis FYeeman Endkott. prewl-i prevent running over or hitting an official visit to the M ilviile |—j ~ - - - 1 or morr of the merry makers. Club at their luncheon T1 jraday

c-arcrty a car wa* seen moving noon, of lam wwsk. He gave an •arly on Monday that did not interesting addreaa

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