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REFLECTIONS I "The inspiring youth that fired the , Bphesian dome, outlives in fame the | pious fool that raised it" — Aint it tne j truth and yet the fellow that loves his i work and keeps hitting the ball, day i in and day out, has the personal satis- , faction that comes with honest effort, . regardless of the fact that he must ever bear in mind there are others ■ fighting for supremacy in his chosen field. "We learn wisdom from failure much more than from success. We often discover what will do by . finding out what will not do; and [• probably he who never made a mis-| take never made a discovery." There j are always two sides to every ques- 1 tioa. "I like the lad who when his! father thought to clip his morning nap by hackneyed phrase, of vagrant worm by early songster caught cried,

"Served him right," if s not at all eur p rising; the worm was punished sir, for early rising." All of this leads us : to ask the following pertinent quee- ! — Why are there a number of 1 supposed to be successful concerns i that never answer telegrams or let- ' ters? How do they get by when these days it is dog-eat-dog and the devil , catch the hindmost? The prixe for : answering this conundrum is a pa\r of i Canary Bird Shoes. 1 . X NOTICE r Bids will be received by the SecreI 'tary of the Board of. Education for 60 - j tons of bituminous and 60 tons of stove coal, to be delivered in 20 ton -(lot* as needed in the school building s ' at Cape May. Sealed bids to be openf'ed Monday evening, November 18th, t 1922. , 10-14-2-PF

KEEP WELL , Trying to get something fpr nothnig is a sure wav to get experienceHealth is given you by MATURE and it requires care to keep it- See ; me today. ; Dr. Humbert Mangino CHIROPRACTOR (Palmer Method) Prompt Attention Given to Home Calls 2*3 Decatur Street. Phone Keys. 79- X NOTICE ) f All gunning on the farm* of Ralph , Taylor, Walter Taylor, Leon Teal, Michael McPherson, William Ludwig ' and the Walters Farm is poetively " forbidden. I will halve my same , watchman thereW. L. LEVERGOOD. 9-30-3t-260 !

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ASKS EDWARDS IF HE BOUGHT BOOZE Frelinghuysen Wants Him to Tell How He Kept Promise to Make State Wet. i REBUKE FOR PERSONALITIES - Insincerity of Governor's Prom less to Make Now Jertoy Wot as Atlantic Ocean Mown — Republican Candldate'a Strength Growing. I /■ 1 r" Rarltan, N, J., Oct . — As the 5 campaign for United States Senator progresses it is dally apparent that Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen. Republican candidate to succeed himself, Is constantly gaining strength. The astounding majority by which he was renominated demonstrated his hold on the affections of Republican voters of New Jersey and also had the effect of closing up the Republican ranks for the election on NovemI ber 7. Senator Frelinghuysen has plunged Into his campaign with his accustomed vigor and aggressiveness and the forceful logic of his attacks on Governor Edwards have augmented the natural embarrassments of his opponent's position. Answering a speech by Governor Edwards at Rarltan. Senator Frelinghuysen, last week In a statement, said : "Governor Edwards in Rarltan close to my home boasted that he had kept every promise he had made and spoke contemptuously of the Eighteenth Amendment to the Constitution. He was silent, however, on the i fact that the con8titutlon of the State of New Jersey In the executive power Invested In the Governor mnkes lilrn responsible for the enforcement of Federal Constitution and ilint It Is his duty to Bee 'that the lawa are peacefully executed.' "To excite prejudices, he told my neighbors I had a home not only at . Rarltan, hut also In Washington. My wife and children are the very light of my home. For six years past, to properly represent the people of New Jersey, I have beeq compelled to spend my time in Washington. My wife and children lived there with me and so that they may live In comfort I had there a home. The people of New Jersey, especially the worktngmen, who saw how I fought for their protection, will answer whether they prefer that I should live In New Jersey exclusively, visiting Washington occasionally, or whether I should ba on the Job In Washington In their behalf, occasionally visiting New Jerfa "The Governor boasts that he does not drink himself, but he does not boast that he hns never purchased liquor contrary to' the law or caused others to drink. Has Governor Bought Liquor7 "The Governor has talked so much about prohibition and boasts so frequently that he has kept every promise he has made, let him now tell to what extent he has purchased liquor so as to help make New Jersey as wet as the Atlantic Ocean; to what extent he has encouraged bootleggers and how he would keep his assurance that If elected Intoxicating liquors will be on sale again. Let him explain how he will place light wines anij beer on sale In grocery stores, not^ withstanding that befors prohibition became part of the law 32 of the 48 states were dry. "To change the Constitution 80 states of the 48 states must agree. It Is generally conceded that 40 of the states will now oppose any change In the Constitution. Let him tell the people how he Is going to change the statutes. Let him tell how In the face of the wishes of the 40 of 48 states he will change the Volstead Act or let him confess that he Is simply talking nonsense." President W. H. S. Demarest of Rutgers College, in announcing his support of Senator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen for re-election last week, said : "The service of Senator Frelinghuysen In Washington has been very gratifying to me. He has taken a sensible and courageous stand on questions where such a stand seemed to me of highest Importance. From the beginning of his term of office Now Jersey has bsen represented in the Senate by one ready to express himself in debate, and ready to bear his full share of the burden of legislative work. - "I bars keenly appreciated his position on prohibition enforcement, his stand on the bonus, and his proposal of an expert commission to stndy the tariff. "His loyalty to his constituency, to the fine traditions of his stato, and to high Ideals of national welfare commands sincere respect tnd gratitude. It Is very Important to continue htm In the Senate." Banlcter Indorses Senator James B. Banister, president of the James A. Banister Company, of Newark, one of the Ftats's greatest shoe plants end one of the most noted shoe manufacturing plauts In the nation, in an Interview last week strongly supported the rnndldacy of Senator Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen for re-elec-tion to the Senate. "Joseph S. Frcllnghnysen has ray unqualified Indorsement," said Mr. Banister. "He has shown that he is all American ; he has demonstrated his ability-, and has even gone to far as to foresee what Is likely to happen In the coming years." I I i '

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