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Bo AdvertiMmeul accepted lor lem than 26c. lor Tint Imeruon and halfprice for each subsequent insertion.

YACHT FOR SALE Twin-screw power yacht “Winning" for sale; 30 gross tons and 20 nei tons capacity, schooner rigged, two masts, M feet long, 12 feet beam. <1 feet draught; Bleeping quarters for eight, china, bedding and other equipment, bull eouuJ and recently re-painted; yacht now afloat, protected by canvas coverings. May be seen at Salvesen’s Ship Yard, 83rd 8tree; and North Yacht Basin, Stone Harbor. Photo on request. Price •1800. SOUTH JERSEY REALTY COMPANY', N. E. Cor. Third and Walnut Sts., Philadelphia. < ‘•Ktt CARD OF THANKS Mrs. A. G. Rice Ukes this opportunity of extending her sincere thanks to the many kind friends who so kindly assisted at the funeral of her husband, for many and beautiful floral pieces, and for the expressions of sympathy in her great bereavement. Mbs. A. G. KK'h.

MULES FOR SALE Pair young mutes for sale. Apply to Charles 8. Roberts, Shore Road, beiew Baptist Church, Ocean Vfew.

POLITICAL

hereby announce myaelf a candidate for CITY COMMISSIONER at the Election. Tuesday May 8th I am not seeking election for what there is in it, but if I can help Sea Isle City I am willing to accept the office if you deem it best to elect me. I favor a program of economy,, consistent with good business principles, and submit my past service as your Freeholder as an evidence of my interest in the welfare of the City. CHAS. H. CLOUTING. P.id for bylChmrlca H Clootinf

Isle City, at the Election of May 8Ui.

FARTS AND PROPERTY WANTED J arms and property wan ted anywhere. 11 you want to sell rent, exchug* or buy, try me. One per cent alter sold, iiundredu of Bnyera want mr next Catalogue out. UAUR'S farm agency, t»X> Broad Street. Newark, N. JCOTTAGE FOR SALE 83,500 will buy splendid furnished cottage at the south-west corner of Neptune Surest and Pleasure Railroad. Apply to any agent in Sea Isle City. tf PIANO FOR SALE If yon pay balance 1131 on handsome Upright Piano used U weeks, it is yours. Tbe Gibb Piano Co., <1-73 Main street, Springfield, Maas.4,20,11. ot

THANKS (Continued from page 1) tiv* Easter edition of 24 pages, giving in word end picture interesting and valuable information abont Ceps May Coouty—the southernmost section of tbe Stale with bis coast resorts, surf bathing and fishing. ^

CITY OP SKA ISLE CITY PUBLIC NOTICE

imathot lloa ie Coart of Co*

nc M>« County, win alt »l 1 » City of te-bie City, id tl K*y •Bd State of Nra Jo»*

ie City Hall, : County of

Jersey.—

KDNHSDAY. KAY ...e hoars of two sod four p. ir. for the parpose of reynterin* all persons who sre eo...i_7TT. mi t>.r rasnlviB municipal election, registry list.

itso for tbe purpose of grantiac

o persons entitled to.eotc

who base moved from the election fSlIrid _ which they hsee registered since the day which they did t Sb * *

■other election

County Mourns Death of A. 6. Rice (Continued from page 1.) Seaville, of which be was a member, were present la a body, and acted as an for tbe casket. Tbe lodge colors were thrown over the casket The services at tbe grave were conducted by Pastor Brady, and the P. O. 8. of A.

chaplain.

Tbe funeral was one of the largest and most impressive that Cape May Conuly has ever known, and the hundreds who toured out from miles diepar their last respects, indicated dearly tbe love and respect that Aaron G. Rice commanded from all. The floral pieces were many and beautiful. Mr. Rice leaves a wife, and son

Paul;

register, end hi. re I

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IKV1NG PITCH.

April 10.191; it. pfti y City Ote

CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY

PUBLIC NOTICE. It is hereby certified and notice given bat the following peisons have filed In he office of'the City Clerk of the City „f Sea Isle City petitions or certifleatea of nomination for tbe offices of Commissioner of said city, which said petitions have been found to be in accordance with the law. and the names of persons will appear on the ballots t need at the Municipal Election oa May 8th. 11*17. Substantially as follows: EDWARD B. ARNETT IXlUIS BRACA JAMES T. CHAPMAN LEWIS 8. CHESTER CHARLES H. CLUUTIHa RICHARD W. CHONKCKER J. P DELANEY FRANK W. FOWKE8 GEO. B. JEh EERY'S JOHN L. SPEER LEWIS STEIN MEYER WM. F. STEVENS

PAPER HANGING

Now’* the time to do your Paper-

hanging if yon want to save money Lat me give yon an estimate. All work Guaianteed. 4-20-17 tf.

M.M. Sofboxey. Sea Isle City, N. J.

LEGAL / DVEBTIS.-'O CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY NOTICE OF ELECTION

EDWARD B. ARNETT I am in tbe hands of my friends. If elected I solemnly pledge myself to a business-like, progressive City administration. Feeling that the City's expenses are too great in proportion to its income from taxes, 1 favor a reduction of the Salaries of City OfEcialr at least CON, and other expenses in as near a like proportion as possiblePaid for by Sdward B. Arndt

To the Electors:

I take this opportunity to inform

the voters of the City of Sea lale City Notic* Is hereby given that the Di*- that 1 have decided to become a canciIrict Boards of Registry und Election I date for re-election as one of yonr ComIn and for tbe City of Sea Isle City j iu..*ioners, of whom three are to be will meet In tbe places hereinafter j elected on May 8, 1917, to sene for a designated on ‘«rm of four year*. Tuesday, May 8th, 1917 Darin<’ th .• past four years as Director

SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue of o writ of Fieri Fai sale of Mart Railed PrmilKa, to me ■ lulled oat oTthe Court ’ifChaiieexy of Mew Jersey, on the 3rd day of April, A. D. 1 In a certain muse wherein Avalon I Bulldinc und l>uin Association Is compL ant, and Arthur C_ Bredo. rt als. are _ fendants, 1 shall expose lo sale at public ven ur, ^ KDAT> -AT 2|(t „ ITi between the 1 lours of twelve nod Hern.. to wit. at one o'clock In the i said day, at Hie Sheriff's office. —- . ly Court House, Cape May County. New " that certain niorhuecd premises, with ipfiurlrnancea. In the bill of complaint ... _JC said reuse particularly art forth and described, that Is to say: All th*t — farm and premise* situate in South S "ie county of Cope May and state< _■> and Is butted anil Uunided as foil.ia» Itexilinllix ul III- ini. ejection of the middle of Hie road Iredht* from South Searllle to Seavii.e with the uinst auuthwntwrty side of line of S.a Isle City tUilroa>d a branch of the West Jersey and Smsharc Railroad; thence <11 Soutfi *1 sty-op grecs forty raliiuti-s West one ho thirty and forty ooe-hundredths raffs centre of said road to a corner also corner of H. T. Corwin's land: thence (X) North tuenty-elRht degrees twenty mlntttrs — eighty*-Use und eighty one-hnndredthL to a corner:; thence (31 North farm-eight degrees ft fly-hue minutes Fast w-venty rods to a comer In Southern most side of line of Railroad: thence it) along S' “■ ‘ line of Railroad Soutli flftj quarter* degrees East one hull md eighty unr-hundredtti* rods to t

nlng containing fllty-ffrr

■f Krvei * and Finance, 1 have performed the dutme honegtly and rfficieutIv, and the experience and knowledge gaii'ed Urriug that time in direct charge •n the tinVncr*. and the additional exl>eiieuce gained daring the geven veats prior Him to aa City Clerk and Indirectly in charge of Die same has, 1 feel, rendered me peculiarly tilted for a continuation in the other of Commissioner, and if yon favor me witii re-election I secure you that 1 shall continue

between tbe bours of six a. seven p. m., for tbe purpose of conducting a General Municipal Election tor tbe election of three Commlrstonere for tbe said City o! Sea Isle City, to serve for a term of four years.

POLLING PLACETS

First Ward—Room, fornu /ly LuongoV Pool room, Northwest corner Landh

Avenue and Fritz Street.

Second Ward -Assembly Room. City HaU. Northwest corner Landis Avenue and Ariadne Street. (

Tbe registry lor this election shall i game manner and work bsrmonionaly be tbe official registry list containing | »lib wbomsoever von may elect as my tbo names of those persons Qualified J colleagues for tbe best iuterenU of •!.

to vote at the last prcceedinc general | City.

election. | 1 shall be extremEy grateful to all of Qualified voters who did not vote at 1 ( nrll ds and others, who have heretbe general election preceeding this to i ore nUigd to my support, if they will election mar bare their names added agam favor me with Uu same, to the registry Jut by applying to the j. w n,\VKES. Judge of the Court of Common Pleas ! Ihll j fot by F w Punk,. of the County, as provided by law .

Dated. April 14th, 1917.

jrving FITCH. IE YOU WANT YOUR TAX

City Clerk 4-:b 17-3t pfl

Bring the

Collins, rt —. the srvrntrvuth

and reeofffeff fa. May < jHinty aromald. in Book

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. by Ind* nture lirerlng date h day ot Novrmbrj A. D. ISOS In thr Clrrk's Offlrr (t Capr

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,jS« Dreds. fi.lio 69. Ac., granted and crmvryrd

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Yacht Owners Called to Help Government

Tbe Bomb Jersey Rac at tbe request of thr 1 mrnt, has sent out null owners, and yacht clu meet al the Adriphia jihia, next Monday ni| at eight o'clock. Wiiatthi .purpose of the notice does not sate U vety broadly speaka < COTvrumrut daring tla

BILL REDUCED VOTE EOK LOUIS BRACA For City Commissioner I On Tuesday, May 8th, 1917 1 stand for Redaction of Salat irs of all City

Officials

And a progressive and efficient Citv business administration.

THE STONE HARBOR AMUSEMENT COMPART Is offering a limited amount of Stock at $10.00 per share. This is a splendid opportunity to invest small amounts in a very profitable busiacss. By responding quickly can secure one or more shares. Address; CLARENCE O LETZKUS. OR R. IV SUTGLlP NE. TRMA8. STONE HARBOR. N. J.

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brothers, Levlngton and

Charles Rice; and two sisters, Mrs Hattie Douglass and Mrs. Annie

redge, all of Swalnton.

Coast Artillery Visit

Sea Isle City

The Wildwood Anxilarr Coast Artillery, forty strong, Uuder the command of Captain O’Daniel attended a Urge prepardneas meeting in tbe new school building at Sea lale City last Tuesday night, Webster Bright taking them over in bis large auto tonring bus. Arriving there they were received by Professor Carroll, when CapL O'Daniel gave an exhibition drill; they made a fine appearance and executed all the miliury evolutions with precision and akill, reflecting great credit upon their instructor and also upon the City of

Wildwood.

The program was finely arranged by Mr. Gillison, ot tbe Lutheran church, who opened the meeting with prayer. Tbe school children Bang*the National Anthem and the Battle Hymn of tbe Republic, Dr. J. Morgan Dix, of Cape May Court House, made a stirring address; tbe daughter of Gustave Morn binweg sang a beautiful ballad and was repeatedly encoitd. The principal speech of the evening was made bv William H. Bright, tbe keynote of which, was unity of action on tbe part of tbe industrial army in making preparations to offset tbe shortage in tbe food supply, tbe practice of economy food consumption and tbe elimination waste and tbe planting of gardens for vegetables by everyone. Several lots wt.e offered and accepted, ami many enlisted to do tbeir “bit;’' the pastor of tbe Methodist church pronounced tbe benediction. The surprise of the evening came when Gustave Mornhinweg, the popular baker, invited tbe entire party from w ildwood, to a fine Inncbeon at his home. There sscisted by his wife and daughter and tome lady friends, they entertained and played the host to tbe visitors so graciously that the visitors nnanimously voted the Mornhinweg. family tbe best of people.—Wildwood

Journal.

T. F. Riley, of Bale, motored to Isle City and remained for the day at bis beach front home, taking Mrs. Riley, who had been heiM for tbe past few weeks, back with him. The School Board met In tbe School House on Tuesday night, when It developed that there will be sufficient finances to carry the school along comfortably until Its close, a condition which has not existed for sev-

eral years past.

A week-end party was given by Mr. and Mrs Elmer Petereon. on April 21sL fn honor of th- sixteenth birthday of tbeir son, rimer. Guests from Ocean City Ir-duded. Harvey Marts. Wesley Barclay, Howard Barrett, and Mlaaes Sarah Smith, Mary Maglnnle, Martha Morris and Mary Clark; from South Seaville, Chart as Foster. Jr.. George Rons and Miss Margaret Foster; from Philadelphia, Lawrence Ernest: from Avalon, Adolph VanThuyne; from Sea Isle City. Elmer Refd. Samuel Delaney, John Brace. Lotfts and Edward Steinmeyer. John Maguire. Elmer Peterson, Jr.. Misses Elisabeth Reed. Lena Brace. Bertha Mornhinweg. Margaret Luongo. Ida Smith.' Margaret Peter-

The party was chaperoned by Mr*. Clarence Maguire, Mrs. Lewis Stelnmeyer. Jr., Mrs. Thomas Ernest. Mrs. Charles Robinson, and Mrs. Elmer Peterson. Sr’ The color scheme was the Oi City High School colors, red and white, while the favors were, girts, red paper carnations, boys, white paper carnations. All had a most enjoyable time.

AUTO TIRES GUARANTEED

oopn paopoarripm ron nitAixa* wa ship a o. b^ttxpHcaa chasSE! HAIL OPIIKHS PHOMPTLY PIIXJCP STAR TIRE COMPANY. «!« v nm.Aii rr i-nii a. pa

Special Announcement In accordance with our announced policy of aiding in every way poaaiUe to back up the Federal Government in the preneut crisis, we have entered our subscription for a limited number of the proposed U- S. Revenue Bonds and will receive subscriptions from individnals desirous to purchase tL* same and make the allotments in the order in which they are received. The bonds will be of various denominations and we will attend to all the details of purchase free of an|y cost or commission whfttsover. First National Bank) Ocean City, N. J.

Subscribe for tbe Cape May Count? Timex, $1.50 per year.

New Series oi Shares Now Open Sea Isle City B. & L Association

" bearing iu in »up City Official is public.

od always that a a seivant of tbe

Diapoaiag nf your property by Will la tsoe thing; the selection of a nuitable executor ia Quite another. And vet both become a very simple matter when yuu Invoke the aid ef the Ho- . curtly Treat Coiapaay. of Cape May aa. a. J .

On ibis platform 1 respectfully dicit the 8uppoit of my friends.

$2.50 TO NEW YORK and Return SUNDAY MAY 6 £ YISIT YOUR I RIHNDS' OFF r “ L i— am. of Libtfty. NPECIAL TRAIN LF.AVES:

Pleasantville Merchant Buys Ocean City Store John 8. Weaver, proprietor of The Weaver Department Store cf Fleaaantville, baa pnrebaaed the buiinex of 8. 8. McAlltater on Aabnry Avenue, Ocean City. He aseumi control about May first, and will continne that More aa dry goods and ladies' furuishings establishment. Mr. Weaver will make an able successor to Mr. McAllister, as be non conduct* tbe only real? modern and up to date store in Pleasantville, and is particularly fitted for the bnaineas. Troops 2 and 3, Boy Scouts America, have tak n over a number of vacant lots and are starting troop gardens all over the city, with a view of supplying the home trtde, so that the produce from tbe nearby farms may be shipped to the cities. A number of prominent PbllndelphU cottage owners are turning over their lots to the boys for this purpose

To the People of Sea Isle City: I take this opportunity to announce myself as a candidate for the office of City Commissioner. Should you see fit to elect me as one of the three Commissioners, my endeavors will be directed to a conservative, business-like administration of the fiuauccs ot the Cit>, and a policy of not lagging behind our sister resorts in catering to the tieedi* of our summer visitors—who ate the mainstay of all seaside resorts. With au eye single to the welfare of Sea Isle City, I respectfully solicit your vote and support. JAS. T. CHAPMAN.

Automobile Parts YOU CAN FIND THEM AT SATTLERS Bring your broken parts wt can match them. v , ALSO New and second bud bod lex

Stores Everywhere

Coast to Coast

BUY A United Hat

FAMOUS OAK BRAND $2.00 THE USUAL UNITED $1.50

UNITED HAT STORES 1X15 Mari* SL, ndhddrki.

STORAGE BATTERIES CHARGED ELECTRICAL BURUBE 9th Street and Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J.

M Ey/'H A A|£E Seashore Property, clear of inThe* consist mostly of six room house,with hext. Always rented. In making exchange you can be sure of interest of 7 to 10 per cent on investment

GEO. RUMHELL,

***1 Estate Bioko, tU SL ssd Second Are* w ru. 2 Ston Harkor fa

I have just purchased the Continental Hotel at Sea Isle City, Prospect Street and Marine Place, and am tearing it down for the

material

For Sale

All kinds of frame lumber, inch boards, doors, windows, brick, and kindling wood, can be had cheap on the ground. Samuel Campbell Cronecker’s Hotel ^ City, K J. Bridgeton, N. J-