UK co*t cf mmpm -awraatlos tarc«*. w tttt pr^ K I'K thtor?fbKth« l»09l»«»-B th*- «^*14 bf L-L'Bctly vJvltr

-» pma*rir '*»» U» ^ tr ‘' ^ j .ppAj^ur^c^’ UW.W! uJnmlbtiator** tic* tlail w a w C:« ccfflhiE y*«r- This n «U f uBi»mfcelncr«*^lf«*«loMd*'-x- < «i£l r«H«DS- Tba Sortreor aaflrt»se3 the ' Gra&£«zs 1b the BbwjBoe of Beaj.U>r Ce«b’. 2ji*nr of Itm 8t*!f Granr*. who k 111 El his hori* to GlouettH-r

Br WUU». o«ap»th^Uc dl»ewr Ml Cmoif Dix. Wri«liiUo«rn, is *n«i*Staj id hetvMB iorty ud fiM> umck DM* lo Ue tii( roeet to be hold In Xodkos Sqaan Gsrdec. New York, ooriy lo the nee yoor. A nuabor.oC clertr Athletes are Is Wlsui£, acd U sapected itM tioy will xivc *004 icoaoi of tbem»el»es. U to probable ibai one o( Um aula roads to Caap DU. at Wrtdhioiowa. >a. be aataed to honor of, ttoa Into Mai Den. Wiiaan J. Sewell, n gotseal la the Civ.l War. Gorer&or

It U aot to toBcatlen of throwing ■ - the ban and exhautGng the ty." nWl {he ssrrvrno:. “bat rath-

y of cv-oprr-

i one of the •aeerseneiee brought shoe: by the war. Of course oar proWd state conus* of flaheric U of a p-rmaamt nater*. h«t 1! there are

wkteh may U> lifted temporarily is unheranM oT the work of the 'ood dmlBlatratSM tt to tn> to the state o sake acUcw of a Uroporary eharactaey be •cally to-astaMUhed si the arioB of the war. It should be inhered, too. that the roatric- ’.*»» which the food administration refers to ham to do wttfa salt water

New Jeram* Inland walerwiy. IfSd.hM water routs lit mU<w lo: 'is ehoaMag seriously between Anglewa and dMcae Harbor, a strateh orcr » hleh u^ee passerprrr were carried according to reoorU •hleh ham canned the Cspe May

foniitjr

again advocate lb* purchase of a ■late dredge tor kaeplrg the inurre-

o narUaffon at all tlr

This part of the lower coast lion of the waterway not only has

Nm Sweaters and Sweater Coate

the ecmataod-ag offleer at Camp W*. la delirium as a result of a cerrous allmeu., brought on by jrerwork. I. C. geyler. lonywlght years old. advertising manager for a Buffalo department ssrme. leaped to bis death from the third story window of a ssaltarlum at Atlantic City. Triplets were born to Mr. and Mrs. G. Fnntano of Hackecsae*. The State Labor Commtoslou. re ceutly orranlied, to perfomlag creditable work, according *o a report lost Sled with Governor Edge. Probably the most notable feature Is that dnr Ing November tie value of the total approved orders for manufacture under the Hate us* system was In excess of 112.000. while the total for the satire year of 18U was only hUghtly In excess of »1M*0- . A narvloe flag bearing If Stars has been hung in the auditorium of the First si K. Church. MWvtHe, to honor o! members who are esKsielVlneiand police are iodktog for s forger to ton cert ion with thefu of sntomobllM to the last throe aianths anf todlcatioas I«tot to a womea aa

I hr leader

A Urge Kcrvfc* flag h« been swung

acro#s the corner at Delaware and broad streets. Psutoboro. it contains

50 atara. one for each of the boys from •d tc flve feet m the vlclnlly ( tbs town now to service

• Tharofaro. but U has r.ar j u^roagh ottetols have been asked to rowed tc pi: cm to ft feet j pay » number of claims lor shickens At another peint to Gulf Wand | killed br dogs »> Pitman during tbe round, near Wane Harbor, recent j past year , . , _ Muadtotos tore said U> have shown , Aftsv a long Illness John J. CUtory. tow than four feet of water at low fh irf of the polic* departewtot «*Trmitlde. At another place above Stone ton. died ai bis home there. During Harbor DU. msln channel to oMctolly i Ms career m rbr police departmeni

reported to have les> than si* toe he. chief Cleary

«f clmrnabc on low' water,

nsvigaton “know their way around" thn. M nd trap, but It waltlgg tor

'irsBgmm.

The waterway act und* r which th« route from Bar b~d to Cap* May was opened eall* for a drpth of *D feet on low tide and a mrau chasB'i «idt* of a hundred f«*i- Tl.* »• - tons* a»« the diaeultj of k or ping

ih| f depth and width under th« rrm- J tows Home

t to tbe figure. The ribbed Waistline forms a knitted-to girdle and the cuffs are ribbed, with a borrl r of plain stitches above them. Its crowning glory appears in the sailor coDsr white angora yarn—a bit of strategy on the part of tbe designer that makes this concent Immensely becoming. The a—»A.om» swestercoat ahown tbe right is

a narrow rib. but the collar is toned by knitting like that to the coat. Quite a number of tbe la teat sweaters contribata thta style fee tor* of <3 lar collars and culls, as a departurs from the rtgnlar order of things. Color* bright and gsy continue to be the primage ci sweaters and sweatercoats. The coat pictured la to a grayish bto* and Is fastened at tbe front

_ th* first

the polio*" department had. Installed tbs Bertfllon systam and davtead the

nrroenl system of handling traffic.

Rabbit* are excptlooaJlv scarce and few ar* oflered for sals to South J«tf*ry. Ib faci. mo* 1 Btro to °

busy at work to go ffimntog

The C4d hotel property at CedarvlUa has been convert*.' into an Odd Fe! tew.- Home and w.Jl soon be ready

ptney The third Hoot win

depth and width under

!r *c[ system is said to have con- . tor

tinrwd t>* state department of rom- b* os^Jar arooi 'n*rt^ and navigation lh«t th* pur- : In a big gosp*.

fftSi* of a atate dradge. to h* hept to j Carneys Pototpc ^ ' torsttor row'muouslr over the Hob Johnson and U. party opaited a root*, u th* only virtual rolutior. of revival rampalps. ^ tualnialTitn* tb« waterway to gl» r I built largely bj voluntary labor and

<>f **- ' the Powder worker, wilt Urgely run

-‘'Kr4 **-;* malntanauo-. for about ' n-l«d by citiscn* of Mfllvllte and tba

Kilsabrtb Mows wa. named r of the poor In Montclair, at 1 a salary of »*«' a yasr ! two burdred tomales of tha Sol dlers’ Home. Vineland. ar« knitting tor the Rad Croas ! rraak H Smith of MatoCald was ! .were Into 0»te as state

i adminlste

i by :

Boroughs North Wildwood—A. M. Ely Stone Harbor—S- E. Herbert

LIST OF MEMBERS Kama. Address, District Espresso ted Term Expires on January 1*1 of tbs Year Opposite Kama.

OCEAN CITY

Address. Ocean City John P. Fox “ ‘ i K. Tovpiser^ 1»» SEA ISLE CITY Addrew*. Sea iala City Thao. E. DeBow Jamas F. Eustace 1«°

WILDWOOD

Address, Wildwood

Augustin Hilton 1?18

Charles W. Saul

NORTH WILDWOOD

Address North Wildwood. John W. Young Floyd Bew*«

CAPE MAY CITY

Addraas, Capa May City John T. Bennatt.... Hanry S. Rutherford

UPPER TOWNSHIP Addraas, Tuckahoe

Hope W. Gandy

DENNIS TOWNSHIP

Address. (Peermont) Avalon Lavi Wan mall 1»1*

MIDDLE TOWNSHIP

Address Capa May Court House Stillwell H. Townsend 1920

LOWER TOWNSHIP Address, Rio Grande

Joe. P. MscKissic 1918

Dercis—A. E. Holmes, t)enni*rilla Thoms* J. Burrell, E Middle—L. T. Garretvm, Cape May Court Hoes* Luther M- Swain, Swalnton Lower—Frank Eldredge Cold Sprinr

Upper—Jar

..1918

..1919

ASSESSORS OF CTilES.BOROCGH« AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY CHie. Cap* May City J. Allan Walae Ocean Chy Dr. H. T. Fonldo Son lala «ty Wm. J. Fag Wildwood Lynn R. Boyeg

Aval ox .'R. W. S — Cape May Point Noman sOnrNorth Wildwood Robert BriBriSouth Capa May...Albert J. RuW>. Stone Harbor Hugh McMartri»

The regular meetings of th* Board ar* held an Ue First sod TMrd Today of each month at the Coart Boom. Cop* May Coart House, st 10-30 A. M. STANDING COfimiTTEES COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS FOB 1017. ALMSHOUSE—Fox. Bennett. Gandy. S. H. Townsend. WenUell. BRIDGES—Wentzell. Bennett, Fox. Eustace. Gandy. MscKissic. Saul PUBLIC BUILDINGS — Bennatt. Wentzell, J. E. Townsend BILIS—Eustace, Hilton, DeBow AUDITING—S. H. Townaend. Gandy, DeBow. FINANCE—Saul, Eustace. S. H. Townsend. LUNACY—Gandy. Fox, BennetU LIGHTING—Hilton, MaeEissic, J. E-

Upper Georg* Hoff, ' TAX COLLECTORS FOB CITIES. BOROUGHS AND TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY. CHie* Cape May City.. J. Fen den on, Jfc Ocean City E. W. Burleigh Sea Isle City UwU Steinmtyei Wildwood Robert J. Kay

South Cap* May.C. Marshall Rudolf Stun* Harbor Clamnca O. Letxkna Wert Cape May H * rr T T - Wildwood Crast .H. W. Ur# Woodbine Dr. Joseph Jaffa

Wretlw-Proof Stt lor Southom TouritU.

-Where are yoo gotog. my pretty oa'dr has become elmeet a foolish juostlon. All the pretty maids who mn manage U. ar* going along with the matrons, t* some vrtxiter resort, • here they can wear apwrially dw •igoed ctotbaa sad ho as happy as th* flay Is long, sevtog and being aeeo. The sunny South has other charm*

a Its

for t

faabtau permd* Is one of them Ttirf* ar* aocoe mUUoas of M who don't go—or %,-ho stay only for a bri*f WMfc or ao. but w* ar* keenly Inter teted in the clothes that sojourn«>

in the Booth ar» wsartog.

Axpung the lovely new arrivals to Mga that Include bat and beg to matm or tat and coat or hat and •cart, there are awn* waetbar-proof piece* that herald th# dawn of a new day to rainproof garments. They are as dainty sod pretty as If mad* with eye to took alow, but they ar* made of rainproof or moteturw-pr.-if material*, a* rubberired silk or Imitation leather. Bring moisture-proof I* a mur. incident to the sum total <>f ttete charms; l*ring beautiful la their rhtef l>usioees to Ute dud they bring a price < .domraeurmt# with their sue-

One of the haBdaomeat of tba new

matched sets 1» shown her*. It la mad* of ao<alled patent leather, a term that describes Its appearance only. It Is black and shiny but U Is

also thlu sod pliable a* silk. Tha hat Is faced with chiffon taf-

feta to light sand rotor with a hint of pink to 1L and bound with narrow black, gruagrato ribbon. A hand of this ribbon is laid about Oie base of tbe crown and tied to a little bow at th* front. The designer might have Mopped her with the aseurunc* that riw had UMh&t & ii'.lsfsrtory rainproof hat. But this hat Is made to smile In the far* o. the rain and thank the weatherman fur * coding It. It is gay with beautifully embroidered flowers, cat out from some Chin—e or espa-

De .ais H. M- Carroll. DcnnUville Middle. WtllrU Corson. Cap* May OIL rr... .Beott Seymor*. Cold Spring

ROADS—Rathe rford.Bennett, DaBow, Enstaca. Ft»x._GMdy, HPton. MaeEisale. 3. E- Townsend. 8 H. Townsend, W*nt»*lL DISCHARGE OF PRISONERS—S. H.

BURYING SOLDIERS AND SAILORS—. vhn W. Rear—. BCARD OP SCHOOL ESTIMATEVOCATIONAL SCHOOLS—Saul,

COURT AND COUNTY OFFICERS Cap* May Court Hon-

Supreme Court Justice HON. CHARLES C. BLACK Circuit Court Judg* HON. HOWARD CARROW Common Fleas Judge HON. HENRY H. ELD HEDGE Clark of Court# and County Qerk A. CARLTON HILDRETH Deputy Clark of Courts and County STERLING W. COLE.

Sheriff

ROBERT 8. MIIAER

asTiSsS! EDW/Sd^RICE

Proaeeutor of th* Fie—

EUGENE 0. COLE and deftn—a of thro* Oriental nrodto- j s^rintandant of Schools and women. ( g.arrtary of Vocational Schools The hag i* cut In the *hspr of a j AARON W. HAND tall be*k*t with a bundle that ailp*

i rint

OVERSEERS OF THE POOR OF CITIES, BOROUGHS d£;p TOWNSHIPS OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY. CM**.

Avaion .

K. Noadkaa Peter Krupp

Conaa

Stone Harbor.. Claris I. VsnThuyn#

C.P. M.J W-. H.

Wildwood Crart— ^ ^ j

Sirth^dSll'!’ iTb' South Capa Mav— . .

Dennis . .Gao. B. Rabinaon, D« Up^5 . .Wm. B- Eteradgs. PeUrobofM

arr. borough and toy/nship CLERK OF THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY Ottee Cape May City ^tef Ocean Cltr Sea Isl* city Wildwood Jam** E. Whit—aB

j Let DS |

Cap* May Point H. H. Bo—a North Wildwood.. -Go-ica A. R*d<to« South Cap* May.... EWto B. Msrtia Ston. Harbor Lee F. Mc^avwh Wart Can* May Tneo. W. iteev— WBdwood Croat. .Harry L. Woodbina.... L. C. Abramaoa

Towaahlpa

pwmU .Oomse M-<

isc M. Gaarv, Z T. D. HoB-eli. I

SALE BILLS