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Wok* Her Up. Kn. Ootsnm — Tour Johnnie has keen fighting with my Walter and W Kke to settle the (natter If I can. lira. Ootlots— I hare no time to HMta over children's quarrel*. I am Btove seek trifling matters. • Mrs. Ootsnm— Very well. As soon M your Johnnie can be moTSdni asod Jim home on a stretcher. J Substitute. J The Doctor — What yon want moat (to fresh air and sunlight, especially snol'dtit Oct out In the son as nmch r IfrTltaSpta. the Rar-Tbera to art tanch sanllght during my active Ism flat rn see that the electrician hens toe mxflUflht on nm whenerm I >s so. The Ataenwtlv*. 1 n wear mm yn as anloas to tatae tag ** thartjflmed," im— «lnH •Wen. lfa this way," replied Refl«K Pita. "1 hate brain fag. It's Oasler to work new than it Is to think «• a decent excess tar loefln'" Sea Water Ootd. I "What has become of the man wbe ftflda recto# for getting gold oat of sea "He succeeded In doing It He gars agi fooling with laboratories and took prar the bathing privileges at an - oceanslde resort" | Mistakes. ' "Even as close a r ident as yon are nay ""** mistakes." "Very true," said 8enator Sorghum. •A man does very well If he only makes two or three mistakes Instead jti making his entire career look like • prolonged blonder." ^ Another Effort to Explain. V "What do yon think causee the high pest of living?" : "Too many obliging dispositions," psplled Mr. Qrowcher. "Everybody Is toying to keep enough money on hand to meet the extraordinary demands of pwybody else."

••ware of Talking Too Much. Tact Is displayed to advantage whan people practice the old motto, that "alienee Is golden." It doesn't pay to retort to every Injustice. The fellow toot can "grin and bear" Is sure to win to the long ran. Some folks are always talking but never bare any following to speak of. At a recent pubis gathering a man of decided lntelllpmtce commented on the address of IgOtor by saying, "That ™n can Speak more words and say leas than apy other man I know." It's not words pot Ideas that make the world go. The •tat advice that a young person cat Phg to la, "Don't talk unless yen have •tally something to say." And belies It's s pretty good rale that says, Teople who always have their months gpsa seldom have their minds full." That may not be strictly true, but tt*i Perth thinking about— Grit

Learning a Dangerous Limn. "Make hay while the sun shines," flouted the Joyous pbQosophe*. Tt soundi nice good edvtce," replied Palmer Oorntoeeel; "hut scarcity, they ' ts8 me, M the eases of high prices. DM it seer occur to pou that the more . hay yea make toe lower the pitas yetom liable te get tor ltr Autocratic lafsiensc. i T casta weru cat out that Hm of mr taesoh." said PwttTT Sorghum, 1 "shoot my bMnc a puWlc servantIt U a pasd aid phraae." "Tea, but It has had Its day. As . hi usi 1 1 old relationships go Jnst bow, etatmtag to ho a owvast sooads Just a trifle bossy." Cure Thing. "It was a silk umbrella," sold the hotel boarder, "and It had a long rose- I wood handle that was hooked In the < That's nothing," said the hotel . dark. "I had an umbrella with a gold ' handle once, and It was hooked In the end, too." j Hie Knowledge. While being Questioned about her ■ first day of school, Elsie, the small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chauncy ' Gel Tin, confided to her grandmother: "What bothered me most was that George (her teacher) knows to much more than I do." The Deelred Quantity. "Have you decided on what you shall say In your next speech T" "Maybe I wont make any speech," said Senator Sorghum. "So many people want to talk now that the surest way for a man to bo popular la to help make up an audience."

NO DI8LOTAI/IT ALLOWED. Te Grace Jealous of her husband?" "Jealous? Why. on their wedding trip she wouldn't oven let him adseire the soenerv-" Aversions 1 Of all the kids I've known.' Til etate, J Tbeee cause meet discontentThe ones that try to ImltaU The cemlc supplement.

I dreamed a sweet dreamt of a far a way scone, I was once more a boy, on the old village green. At play with the girls and the boys as etf yore. The same games we played there three score years and more. I met them again in my dreaming last night, Was into the fun, and the fuss, and the fight, I lost every button from bottom to top. At "Corner Ball," play, the old township lot And now I dream on with soy eyes open wide, While backward come sailing on memory's tide, The faces of playmates, the best ever seen. kids I played with on the old village green. And as I sH oft' at the close of life's day, Note my locks in the mirror are fast turning gray, > t

Call the names of the boys and Mm giris and they seem, All about n»e once more, on the old village green. 1 From where the Atlantic breaks on the Northland, 5 To where the Pacific sobs on the gold strand, : They're scattered today, never more to be seen All together again, on the old village 1 green. 1 On war's bloody field 'midst the shell and the spear, ' Some sleep where they fell, God only knows where; Some rest by the Nantlcoke's swift sweeping side, A few are still rowing on life's 5 strenuous tide. Tis more than a dream, and I smile, r for I feel The vision that haunts me, will some i day be real, And comrades long parted will sometime convene, s Somewhere, all together on God's fadeless green. REV. D. H. KENNEY

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I A pretty weddiag took place at the home of the Methadist Mimstar at Erma as Tuesday evening, July 27, l when Miss Seretta Wilson of West Cape May became the bride of Del1 bert Allison of North Dakota. The newly married couple are stopping ; with Mrs. Allison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson of West Cape : May and in the fall intend to take up their residence in North Dakota. The many friends of Mrs. Allison wish I both the bride and groom much happiness. COLD SPRING t Huckleberry parties are in order. Mrs. Ed. Halbruner is on the sick i list iMr. Frank Weeks is able to resume his usual duties ( We are glad to report Mr. Linford Halbruner is improving in health. Mr! Shaw spent Sunday with his family. 1 Mrs. Laura Harris spent the weekend at the borne ef her parents, Mr. and Mil S. B. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. William Whal are cosily eosconed in the Homan cottage, which they recently purchased. tors. L. Hand and Mrs. A. Matthews spent Saturday afternoon at Wildwood. • Mrs. George Walter and Miss C. Eldredge took the third and fourth | degree initiation at the Grange on Shield's Excelsior Baths Beach Ave. aid Decatur Sta. Latest Style Suits Polite attendant* I Room* hy Day, Week or Season ^ " BENSTEADS and MAGU1RES BATHS 1 Between Jacko and Perry Streets Rooms by Week or Season 1 MRS. BERTHA L BENSTEAD and MRS. D. C. HAND, Proprietresses STOCKTON SURF BATHS Finest Bathing Establishment on the Atlantic Coast , JOHN C. LITTLE Mgr. Polite attention

Mm. A. C. Hildreth enjoyed a pleasant visit at the home of Mr. and Mm. , Lewis Hoffman and family. ! Going to Build a Home or Silo? A better structure at torn coot if . you tarild with— Viani Structural Units Anyou can make them at small east. The unique shape provide* a largo . continuous air spec* giving perfect insulation against heat or cold. Send for folder tt gives fall purti- , colors for INDIVIDUAL or MANUFACTURER. CONCRETE MOLD SUPPLY CO. I 18 E** Lafayette Ave. Baltimore, Md. , ROMEO MACCIOCCHI IMPORTER at HIGHEST • QUALITY of ITALIAN GROCERIES Italian Olive Oil, Mscearoto, Chnio, Fruits and Live Chickens 5 Open evenings and all day Sunday BROAD AND RLMJRA STREETS [ Cape May, K J. CAPE MAT COUNTY ORPHANS' COURT ' In the Matter of SOa Petition far Estate of fSale of Land to Memacan Hughes ,- Pay Debts deceased \ Order to Shew J Cause Earle C. Hughes and Mary P. ■ Hughee, executors of the estate of Memucan Hughes, deceased, having exhibited under oath a true account i of the pereonal estate and debts of said decedent, whereby it appears that the personal estate at the said Memucan Hughes, deceased, is insufficient to pay his debts tod requiring the aid of the Oourt in the premises. It is on this ninth day of July in i the year of oar Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty, ordered that all persons interested in lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate of the said Memucan Hughes, de- ( ceased, appear before the Court on the fourteenth day of September, A. D. 1920, at ton o'clock A. M., to show cause why so much «rf the said lands, » tenements, heridatements and real e*I tafce of _ the said Memucan Hughes, de- . ceased, should not be sold as will be sufficient to pay his debts. t | It is further ordered that this order be published in the Star and Wave, one of the newspapers of this County and State, for six weeks at t least once in each week. HARRY H. ELDREDGE, Judge. Harry S. Douglas, Surrogate. 7-17-7trP. F. $20.00

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