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O) DR KOH IKI MAN NEXT DURING THE MONTH OF JAN: UARY 87,000 MEN WILL ASK A MOST As MAY QUESTIONS LOOK UP THE FAMILY BIB AND BE READY WITH Your ANSWERS. The Fourteenth Decennim: Consus to biggest and most | complete census of the United Sates ever taken of the plans of the Census Bureau do not go ea Director of the Census, Sam. L. Rogers has — announced that every tus, literacy, sex, color and race are contained in the population schedule which the enumerators will fill out from the answers given them. FARM QUESTIONS IMPORTANT Fama all phases of the farming industry are covered.

water plants also are included in th group of inquiries which fall nnde the general heading of "farm facil ties," the purpose of the Governmen in collecting information of this cha acting being to show the modern im INFORMATION CONFIDENTIAL The Census Bureau desireq to em Eepoorustrccmerred Highest cash prices paid for div mands, gold and silver. J. S. Garrison, 305 Washington street. We tke Lib erty Bonds in trade at their face val« ve.

66 ‘_i, »» (® TF Kie OB Psi e} cq S0, |) B3 1A A) Order now. Drop a card or phone Keystone 8-07 a 11. ZH 1> 3 2 TAYLOR Care May R. F. D., N THE UNIVERSAL CAR ‘The Ford Sedan, with electric starting and lighting system, demoun table rime with 33 -inch tires all around, is the ideal family car because ofits general utility and refined and comfortable equipment (Pine upholstered. — Plate PLY windows. open car in the spring, summer, and early fall A closed car in inclement weather and winter. Rain-proof, dust-proof. In the city or the country, a amily car, The low cost of operation and maintenance is not the least Ci its charms. Won‘t you come in and look it over? FOCER AND MBECRAY "Cape May, N. J, or Cape May C. H. Garage, Cape. May C. H, N. J.

GRIFFITH ONLY canine A0 |

I only wish that you who are to read what is written here, could have stepped into Boston‘s Colonial Theatre lobby with me recently and met David Wark Griffith, whose latest film, "Broken Blossoms," is now showing at our own Liberty Theatre. But this is a futile wish, I must to the best of my ability, sketch you a montal picture of this man, but be kind, as I am a poor artist, and the subject a great one. A theatre flooded with color, Paran

would not do mt all for us; faves would only: confuse it with some teachings Along aflame followed, broken only by the sebBlaky‘wail of a Chinese reed Gad

RICHARD T. WARE Richard T. Ware of this city, passed away at his home, after a long iliness. The true to all his obligations. . (Mr. Ware was a man without an exemy and greatly admired by all who knew him. see_POST MASTER NEEDLES isSUES WARNING Post Master Needles warns public| to ship all parcel post matter as early |as possible on account of the greatly

reduced train service and the unusual amount of mail matier now being 1, Caild‘d sitid gold genuine diamond ring for $2.00 at J. S. Garzieon‘s, 305 street. We tike Liberty Bonds is wade at face value. Public sale on the Mecray Farm. See advertisement on page 8 this issue. Geod heavy Sweet Orr Pants at S. R. Giddings. [poon a commenced We have the largest sslection of diamonds, — watches and . fewelry in South Jersey. — J. S. Garristn, 805 Washington street. We boad Liberty Bonds in trade at face value.

Y: ye ‘di [eff 0) Of St. Paul-Minneapolis Minn., Have purchased the Wissahickon |: Posers aoe N n | P CO a CCor PCC] will offer all of the material for sale to builders, dealers or individuals. The lumber used in erecting these build. ings was of the best materials that the Government could obtain. The maays pana IP PE CC k CB ber of every description and will be sold at great savings. FCA A iX 38) (42.0, | (X3 : .93 USU UCI UITE PIANO FOR: SALE Player Piano, a besutiful instrament and worth $675.00, Will sell for $885.00-Act quick, Cash or Liberty ponds accepted D. W, Plarson, 1159 Washington Street, Cape May, N, 1,

{Finish or | _ MosquITo THE CAPE MAY COUNTY COM mination is a practical propositign and that t pays large dividends n public comfort and increase in real estate val uation it is true thate the Mosquito Extermination costs money. Cont is necessary to the moquisition of any enconIt is a well known fact that mos quitoes cannot breed without water so

inlmreipnilivad worm -allgedbecadiand County is Neiei<wiy dive pinay npraned will the people be freed from the mosquite pest.

PERSONAL (MENTION Captain A. C. Gile will attend the reunion of the survivors of the 68th Regiment — Pennsylvania bo at a Aa his brother-in-law of West Cape May, is one of the valued employses on the gtnd of the Now Liberty Theatre, the right Spot of Cape May,

UNUSUAL MASONIC EVBNT Mark Rigor, Commissioner of Fimance of the Borough of Cape May Point went to Vineland on Monday in order to be present at what was a very unuaual and, to him, particularly pleasing Masonic event. The occasion was the raising, by Vineland Lodge No. 69, F. and A. M., of his three sqas, Norman F. Rigor, Markwood Rigor and «George C. Rigor, on that night-and event so rare that it prob» ably has no parallel! in Masonic history.‘ What made the occurrence still more unusual was the fact that the three brothers were given their Entered Apprentice degrees and their Felloweraft degrees together, and ‘be knowledge that they were to be rande Master Mason . on the same night created such interest that a record breaking lodge was in attendance. bower aa coommened Crawford and La France shoes at bnoenamdl sie

yy r a " gi oRXTEEver Kilown in Cape May City at | Ai »] 9 RW C3 ) UF SPCC B Oa Prs Pera sd The piace to make the kiddies happy on Christmas morning. A large assortment of Roller Conster‘Wagon s with springs or without, all sizes. A small present will be given with every purchase made on Saturday, her 20th, A Few Suggestions for O ST AEX NCIC: FOR MEN:Military Reto- Rither Sliver or Ebony backs. Colored ed FOR THE LADIES:Handkerchief® . Fane foal | Embroidered either in alll Pate Irish line Lorem al eol, wit of othare. " Kim Gloves-In Mocha, Capeskin, Silk or Chamois. FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS:We have all the necessary articics to make the heart of them ‘all. ® nln bime Pa Taly a few of the things you will fnd oic dew g Store which go toward making Xmas a well reOoemerk stock ¥" gifts is unuswally large, and prices CJC 0 Ja 3 1 91 F SU 13