tmr Ti

3 Cents a Copy, $1 a Year

returned onTuestwo neck*' auto

i* fiUUf. lie leave?

iiiipaburg, S.J , where lime with hi* brother,

cent wanted on Find

Wediwwdir, and a larje

r ontonUie

dry weather make*

but rabbila cr

Not many quail

Work- ExIn School. Home Culture Clob wiiieb was displayed conieet East Friday exhibited in Hie tr afternoon, and filled apace in Professor Many local women il and were agreeably the fine work in baking and wing done by the school ity contest the girir'who frogt the Bea Isle acbool last attending the Ocean competed with the ftria, exhibiting tbeii work

OWy-

Curreol Resumed on Wednesdays. Wednesday, the 10th. •eery Wednesday thereelvctric current will be retbe corvemence of honseron with elsttric irons, electric current was sUrted or ao ago. it was intended to it without break, bnt George i, tbe engineer of tbe plant, iy for two weeks and there was 9 run Uie engine in his place, hereafter, every Wednesday current will be on

•r TrainWje*.':a.i started it* i last Monday evening witli a , and Uie first lessun tl*e elrnients of Psychology, is s splendid moyrmenl for all in1 in training the young, and • should avail themselves of Uie Sunday will be in of Rev. G. T. Hand, as Uie I away on a vacation. •Sunday School arrvioe will be in |t of Uie W. C. T. O., in obwrrance 's Temperance Knnday. An ing prwgTauime is being arranged. Mrs. Ledig Dies.

Ledig. died at tier home, the on Sunday night, after ness. She was in tier . and had lived in Sea twenty-three yean. •rvtces were held here on rriKMiu and Uie body was to her broUter's home in from which place inter le on Thursday afternoon.

Iphia, and lived there i d to this city. She is b daughter, Mrs. M.

OBJECT TO PROPOSED OCEAN BOULEVARD Delsgalion Present Petition Opposing Movement For Corson’s Inlet Bridge and County Boulevard ;

809 Signers, mostly from Cape Maf & Wildwood

The regular meeting of the Board Chosen Freeholders held at the Court itonse, Cape May Court House, Tuesday last was attended by a dele, gatkin of representative taxpayers and citizens from the County, chiefly from the Wildwood and Cape May districts, for Uie purpose of registering their objections to the const ruction of the projected Ocean Bonlevard by which it proposed to link together the several coast resorts of Uie county fr City to Cape May by tbeconstrucUonof bridges over Ue* several intervening h ts and Uie bnilding of several miles of additional roadway, and Uiereby establish direct communication between Uieniand avoiding Uie nec having to lake Uie more ronnd-abonl route* by way of the main seashore road, at an estimated cost of about one million

dollars.

The delegation presented

Board petitions bearing the signatures of

“of* **xpayer* residing within

Uie county, including Wildwood. Wildwood Crest. Cape, May, Cape May Point, the Townships of Rrw. r. Middle, Dennis snd Upper, airongfj^iruu-stiiig against Uie expenditure of tin-tax payers' money

for snob purpose at Uiis time.

Congo ssuian J. Thompson Baker,' Philip Baker, Fraq| and William H. Bright, of Wildwood, and LuUier V. Ogden, of Ca[* May, were the spokesmen for Uie delegation, who declared that the basis of tlieir objectioi was not the project itself but Uie enormous cost thereof and the addiUonai burden it would place on the taxpayers of Uie county, as well as the damaging effect the increase in taxation necessary carry ent such a project would have upon Uie future growth and prosperity of Uie county, particularly the uiast resorts. Tlie genUemeu were if Uie

opinion that Uie present is a

opportue*. time for the promotion gf

surh an expensive pr^oaition ; * taxable valuations do not w arrant it; that it oould not bei

fully financed ; that the carrying charges, alone would neBfessiufte a much higher rate of taxation Uian Uie County could legally impose, while the expense ol

maintenance, which cannat be

mated, would add still Tnrther to the

annual cost.

H was the expressed opinion of Uie delegation Uiat at some future Ume such a proposition woub* twelve Uie united support of Uie tax/ jih of Uie county, but not unUI the t£,ttile valuation* had greatly increased***! the County a outd be thus financially prepared to assume the additional burdep Uiat such a gigantic proposition would entail, and which cs0d be assumed by the county without, at Irast, increasing Uie.bnrden of taxation beyond Uie present rate, already so high a* to arrionaly affect Uie future growth and prosperity of Uie coast resorts.

COUREHEWS

Record of Pa,' Real Estate ai Affairs

from

FOR THE JUDGHEN-

Cooper atty. ot Julio, E. Jotld, Jrj For Plaintiff by default $190.76 F. A. North Co« PL, Albert Hughes atty., Wilbur F. Collins, def.; By default in replevin for Plaintiff $37.50 Buick Motor Oo, PI. vs Edgar F. Endieott, def.; On contract, for PI.

$36.6S

H. M. and Americus Underdo'wn, trading as A. R. Underdown's Sons, PI. vs. Itenj. Jacobs, def, Reuben Ludlam. judge; for Plaintiff *141.77 Phik. inquirer Co, on contract, vs. 0. C. Grrdmer Co* for Plaintiff *76.96 Hatboro NaU. Bant PL vs. Prank -■ Champion, def, on Contract; Favor of Plaintiff *79.63 Allentown Portland Cement “

Edward S, Howird

Simpson, trading

ers, on Contract;

IUA60 CHATTEL MORTGAGE.

John Newcomb by Parmelia Newo 0,n , b ’ - Wildwood, to Cauriee W. Mof -io r?K? d :-“y r fe"‘r y.«o-

of E. H die, as security

for *1200.

i. Township of Mid'*t pri>g)jasory note

record of t tale activiu*iy fNUte-

See Warship Chase Here. Tbe greal conlhot betaeen Uie Karo* pcan nations wa* broaglit dose to home on Wednesday afternoon, w ben a giant wareliip was seen from the Sea Isle City beach fennt chasing a Kwedish lorrchanl

cnalily of the warship lolly Uie blue (lag with it* yellow ■ral colors, were plainly to hrc-tii on Un- fugiliu* «resel, which was bat a mile and a half oat. Both were travelling at a good rate of disappeared sooUiward. It u the gi-nrral opinion Uiat the edml. veasd »a* laden with munitions ■•grove factories, bound for Italy. The warship has been seen about Uuwr water* off and on for U»e week*, no doubt waiting fur Civic Club After Pulmotor. ‘ uuetTa Civic t-lub are giving a .-ard partmw in Philadelphia, object ol attaining sutlicieM - ol a pulmotor in seennug the fund* the ■aw liuacii gave a preMy card party -usch’s Hotel here last night with a 1 attendance. »»' " omen’s Civic Club i» a prosi v« organization, and one Uiat real civic work. To Uwm is due Uie

— .••Id, Peor-

mont, corering kite 9a in Sec. A, Ocean City. firei|# , ln Avalon, onefifth interest 63. Ssc. A, and Lft, 7 ®*. S«- P. Ocean City; *53.24.

Paid by F. P. Canfield, Adm.

RELEASE IN PART

„ . OP MORTGAGE Harry J. Weber. New Y^. to R. E. Sale* Co, New York, loteWfi, Bl. 94,

Stone Harbor.

Frank E^Weodniff to Are^e Del

Co, tor 1*000, on Lot J*. Sec. 23 ' Paid *200 CcrtificaU af Incorporation,

juontc Temple A»ociaUon. Cap* May aty. under Uw» of 1898, p. 422. Name. Masonic Temple Aasociation of Cape May, N. J. The object, to hold real estate in the City of L«pe May, for free uae'of the Maaomc Lodges of said city and to promote sociability among the Masonic brethren. Location of office it Cor. Washington and Franklin Streets. The five Trustees: Samuel R. Stiles, Thomas S. Stevens, William R. Sfaepr i. Frank B. Macray and Francis

Hines. The only persons eligible-

to membership in the Association are Trustees of Cape Island Lodge, No. SO, F. and A. M. and Trustees of Adoniram Chapter. No. 39, F. and A. M, Cape May. The Articles of agieement were signed October 27. 1915. by all of the trustees named,

William G. Essen.

MORTGAGES RECORDED. I tbf follow In* 11.1 tbe nun* of the ■ **»'" appMiw Cm >oC that of u» i Ur*in F. Drehcr and Charles H.

Simkma. Wildwood, to Locton Burk,

Wildwood, Goods and chattels a, Wildwood as specified, as security for promissory note, Nov. 1, 1915. Schedule: One Ford and one Overland

Touring Cars. i-ttladriphia.

Erwin W. Faust et ux. Phi lad*! - . tia. to Harry J. Knoll, Philadelphia, goods and chattels in "Temple Hal!.’’ Wildwood- (500, one year Wilbur S. Wright et ux, Wildu-ood. to Ephriam C. Harris, Borough of Elmer. Lot 7, BL 9. Plan of W. B. Imn. Co. *2500. one year James A. Vance et ax. Court House to M. L. B. A L. Assn., Lot 27, Romney Place *go<j

’ ’ >re A Beattie Co. to Charles --- . Avalon. Lot No. 4, Bl. 20, E.

Avalon *1000, one year Wm. H. Deisworth et ux. to Sarah Shriver et vir, Philadelphia, Lot 764,

Ocean City Association plan

$15O0. five years

John W. Jungkur:h et ux. to Samael B. Dobbs, H addonfield. Lots 95, 97, Bl. 84, Plan 19ii7, Stone Harbor

*2500 after one year and

witain three

John M. Berry, single. South Seaville, to So. Seavilie L. and B. Assn., same premises as conveyed bv Thomas H. Berry et ux. to said John M. Berry, Oct. 4. 1915 *200 N. Backman et vir. to Cape ay B. A L. Assn, one Uiare 47th Senes $200 Minnie Bashon et vir, et mix, Ixus 30, 2. 4. 6. Bl. 20, Wildwood Height.

*600, five year.

Adele V Sen. widow, Phila, to ■ymour Davir. Phila, Ixit 74, Girard Realty Co, Ocean City *250, one year ^ Morris Spitxer et ux. to Julia M. Curcy. V.'iiuwoud, GarfUld Avo. property. Wildwood *1500 82 >• i - ■ mas! V\ te i. ■;

of Albert B. Dodson, to Chat ’ Dodson. Phila, the several mo... of Avalon DeveL Co,, Annabel W snSWSylvamis Murphy, tog oondr. etc, subject to equii

ptioa, etc. -k (Continued on

A

Lutheran Church to be on

Landis Avenue.

At a meeting on Friday night last Uie members of the LuUieran congregation voted fo purebaae tbe lota corner of Italia Street and Landis Avenue, opposite tbs Stratford Inn, as t site for their Church. The price settled upon was *2,A|0, this low price being grttnled by owners, Lewis Steinmeyer snd D. Cini. only on condiUou Uiat Uie . need lor Church purposes. D. Cini has also pledged a hundred dollars towards Uie structure and will give anoUier hundred if tbe Lutherans will build a atone structure. All tbe money needed has been offered by Miss Med* Whipperaall, who will take a mortgage foi all above Uie five hundred dollais she will give aa

HAPPENINGS AT STONE HARBOR

News Notes of Cape May County’s Fastest Growing Resort; Civic, Personal and Political Affairs of the Past Seven Days; The Borough's Activities PITH OF CURRENT EVERTS FOR QUICK READING

The 8

there is no reason why the work should not be commenced at once, and Uila will likely be done although Uie

present plan* are lor a small temporanViaitie every effort to get money to pay frame structure, which latrr would be for Uie school piano and to get Uie out-

t* to have a new flag pole,

to b« set beeide Uie building. Tbe present one is part of tbe bnilding and

nnhandy to get at

L. Turpin and wife and Master William «ill spend tbe winter in Miami, Pla, and expect to start on the 27Ui. The prospect of a busy wiiilA here, lowever, may make a change. The Stone Harbor acbool children are

used for a Sunday School when Uie ce* of Uie congregation would warrant Uieerectiou of a euiiablAburch

builling.

Another War .Woodbine.

of a auiiablAban ■ Order Sir

The hustling management of the Children’s Clothing Company has cured another large war order, Uiis time from Uie Italian Government. Three shifts are employed nighi and day, and fifteen hundred jackets and Uiret UiAand rests are turned out everj tweAy-four honni. Joseph Raboniwilx, Mayor of Woodbine, is Uit president o^^fr company, which i> having Uie bnsiest period in ita history.

Mr. Twitched Honored. Govm-tor Bruinbtjxeh has appointee Mr. Selglen TwitchelPff a delegate h represent Uie Commonwealth of Pennsylvanu at Uie Eighth Annual Con in of Uie AUanUc Deeper Waterways Association to be held in Uie City of Savannah, Georgia, November 9th to

12Ui, 1915.

Mr. TwitcheiJ, who has extensive interests here, is slowly improving in liealth, after a severe stuck of illureC oi lasting nearly a year. * ,t

DIAS CREEK

part of Uie farm known as th> Thomas l^utming farm has been sold U John Babbit, and the store house that was oh it will be removed on to Uie land belonging to Howard Douglas lor Ui purpose of a dwelling house. Miss A dell Roland, of Cape May, epenUie week-end with Charles Yanamai

and family.

Absalom Hand, of Court House, visited his aunt Clara Errickaon, o North Diaa, Sunday. Ralph Norton and family returned home Satnrday from Pennsgrove, when Mr. Norton is employed. Mrs. Howard Norton entertained i party ol friends last week at a ragsewini and qnilting meeUng. Tlioae preaen Mr*. Charles Grace, Mr*. Eu. Thompson, Mrs. Richard Uoyd. MnKha Norton, Mi*, i’ercy Donglass, Mrr Dell Slimrp, Mrs. Ralph Holme*, am Mias Winifred Norton. Mr*. George Hewitt, of Court House, lias been visiting at the home of be< hroUier, Mr. Aaron Smith.

Try This oti Rata. A good way to get rid of rata li collect some thin chips, pieces ol shingle or Un and pour ov.r then •sough molasses to cover them well, sprinkle drj lye over the chl|e and place them In every rat hole you can find The rats will soon move out.

Literary Impreaelon. After wading through home of the Acs. a man gets the Impression that as long as a magazine editor can get a picture of a pink woman wear Ing a S«-pit-tube- A. M. gown for the front cover, he doesn't care a hang about what Is printed Inside.—Clacln naU Enquirer.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS Schedule ol Mails EHeutive September 14th, 1915:

fits for Uie Domestic .Science and Manual Training work. A kitchen shower for the Cooking Class has been on for a

week, aud will continue indefinitely. Dr. Chapman (BapUst), of Ocean

City, had charge of the Union service* in Borough Hall last Sunday, and will come again for the evening of tbe 14th. Foi the services of the 21st Rev. Dr. King (Presbyterianl will come from Vineland. Last f#iday -Uie Sripe

Harbor Christian Endeavor went ante-bus to Court House to attend

meeting of the Christian Endeavor Class* ■if Jhe Baptist Cborah. Mias Harris

and Mr. MacMurtie were chaperone. The Fonr-Igraf Clover Club oT Uie

(cliool ma-le a fine showing in Uie County Council’* Baking and Sewing Contest in Coart House last Salurdsy,

boUi exbioii* and members. The Terminal Railroad, ready to help wliei Chilian can be served, putyon

‘pecial train |t noon, so all could attend witbont lisvift to remain all day. The

Club’* eutnKvaE H jars canntkh giaases jelly, five layer aod A cakes, six loaves of bread and Mdozens of mnllins and biscuiu. " ‘Potato Day ” will be obaerv^Jv Cape May County on Uie SoUyii I’rofeasor Stackhouse, Uie V

Director, will have Uie tuber sa the topic

Uie school in b«Ui the general aud

project work, aud, it i* told, Professor Thrasher will organize a Potato Club. Mias Anna M. Hsnsei, the cooking demonstrator, who is to ba in the County on Uie 22u"d and 23rd, will be equested to talk a liuie on cooking Uie

potato and its food values, whatei

•lie may have as tier subject. TIm•otate is the must important crop ol the -•nuuty, ami as a rule appears at least mce in Uie dav on nil labltw, and is U.. .Und-by as •’salad” at all ” eau.” -Most of u* know it in one form oi anoUier as the mainstay of the kitchen nd Uie country-wide effort te obeervi me day in its honoris only its due, and, •* running mute •( Uie turkey boUi a* -tuliing aud ” at the aide ” it ie vert

meet that it should be Thanksgiving.

Mias Emma Toe be, (the aunt I is at bar liome here for a brief stay, and ia looking

well.

Tbe month's aeaeion of tbe Home and School on Thursday evening had a lantern show of Poultry Keeping and Home Sorronndings, Mr. and Mrs. Htackbouee and Mr. and Mrs. Thresher coming ever in the “ Demon ” car. Rev. A. Q. Bailey came from Wildwood for vespers in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church on Sunday and found a good congregation. Miss Katherine Townsend was organist. Next Sunday Uie •rvice will be at nine o’clock, with Holy Communion and sermon. The following Wednesday Uiere will be Evening Prayer probably at 7-30 p.m., with Thursday as the Hector’s visiting

day.

' asMa V* It wa

ClIlIHSir. |{

OCEAN VIEW I** ■•Time*- Cvrrapamdrml. Mrs. Kolia HrwiU and Min Do rath i laltet were Avalon vuitore Monday. Mr*. Blackman and liuie danghtei .re visiting Iwr parenu at Trenton. The Philo NaUiian Literary Society ■ a* riitertaiiied at Miss Helen HoweH 1

-Saturday evening. held at the old Eddy

liomretead Wednesday. All I leasehold end fanning iui|>leiuei:te were sold. Miss DoroUay Hsliet, who has recenUy •v jl 4f»*ing Iter auiU, Mrs. Rolls — ^ird te Iter home at Newtii-ld

llr| < wi,-,

Tuesday.

Rev William Blackman is boarding Mrs. Hople’s at lleeslry’t Point, during

Uw revival services there.

Ijucieu Eddy has gn-aUy improved hie hoote with a coal ol yellow paint. and Mrs. Ellinger Rnbright Saturday evening at the P. O. b ■•I A. enteruiiiment at South Seavilie. James Lucas ol Philadelphia, i siting his annl, Mr*. Frank Shaw. Stephen 1’arsntiN entertained Miss Hopkins and a friend from Philadelphia Mrs. Daniel IMaircev eiitertainrd bi-t Iter from Millville a few day* this week. Mu " Catlwriue siedem. of PbiUdelplna, i» vi«A..i. c among her many

'"."YV _ -

Utc selection quite another. And w very simple matter

invoke the aid of the Se-

Company. of CapeiMay

when

entity . _ _ City. N. J_ to vdminister

W’hen you want a thing done well, the busy man always does it beat. This u as true in print work as in anythuqr vise- The Tunes shop is always busy, and like IWtum ^There’s a Reason.’' Give us your note the diffaxwocs.

At the adjourned meeting of tbe Borough Council on Monday night Howard R-Sley tenndered his resignation V — Mayor of the Borough ofStone Harbor. w as not a surprise to either the Conn-cilmt-n or the rough people, as since • Rialey an.iouuced hiiintenUonsome weeks ago, every effort ha* hM^nuje have him change hi* mind,®r^^_ .X purpoee. Having decided it «ria Uie right thing to do, Uiqfs was no moving-^ him. Tbe reaeon for it was thr ‘ threatened injunction by those wbo “ held up ” the Boardwalk Id Uie spring, and ic carrying out the “ swear they have eworn to ” that the Borough efaall never pay lor a boardwalk, which is to "ay if they can prevent it. Tbe plea was

that Howard S. Rialey *s President of i ihe South Jersey Realty Co., with its I

v**«d rights in the borough, would he

under the Criminal Act if be boardwalk contract Tbie inbest aathoritiea aay, would, iiold-op’’ in May, end hi a

equiiieT .rack and ran up a tree, with more costs for the nalcontenis, bnt it would cause dela^U be another ■•boldup,” by which U-? town’s bnaine** I people and residents would again be - rubbed, and all the fine w eather of the autumn for Uie work again be loot. Mr. Y H. E. Herbert, President of the Councti, wi* elected to fill the office for the on- . i expired term. The first business offered *’ ' was the report of Uie Dock* aud Bulk-2* • heads Committee awarding the contract, for the construction of Uie boardwalk the Franklin Engineering Coinpan/snieat I’hiiadelphia, iu bid of *30,0«6 being lowest, and the first official act of the new Mayor wa* to endorse Uie action wiUi hi* signature. Mr. Botright. representative of Uie contracting firm, was present, and promised that work should begin a* soon a* the preliminaries of ac ei-piance were ai ranged. Yoik Smith, .lie borough engineer, was sppointed in•peclor of the work. Other K...; nw ,. •f Uie meeting was to receive Urn report ■fti.i Solicitor (Senator-elect Lewis X. 'teveus) ujkiii UiecoiistilnUooalitv of lb* Act of Uie last Legislature for preventing fos» from Uie encroachment of Uie sea in the favorable decision ol Justice Railey iu the Longport injunction suit, leaving councils free to take up the bulkhead business halted by (lie c*ae, •

Finance Committee was to!

•tructed to place Uie 9989,000 bond issue tbe market. The Engineer read a eoinmonicaUon from tbe State board to whom U.e plaits for U.e channel front jetties had been referred, and bcjwaain*titided to conliooe tbe correspondence accepting the suggestions. Th# nert regular meeting of u, e Council will be

n Uie coming Monday night.

Great Gathering of Sunday

School Workers.

CourenUoue I^T^num enough to wliteh toose engaged in some uccupatom togeUirr to improve UiemselvM Bnt usually Unw. who come to mM, envenuon, are looking for inrreaaed now ledge and skiil U.at they may am ire more money aud mure u.flmmce

■r tlu-iusrlvea.

Tl«-re will meet in Millville. KJ . mi the 10th, 17U. and llth of Noremher a tlining of people who come foi no pu.I» Tliey will pay out good money and mateh Ume from bos, lire* simply that Uiey mny have more km.efedce and more skill to give away to the Veil of Sunday School work. It will be the Convention ol the New Jersey Sunday School Aseociolioo and the lirat told in South Jersey to twenty.

» «xjxvted l » w‘il be tfae

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