CAF1 HAT OOUHTY

8ZA XSUI CITY, V. J.

'— $HEfclTF'8 SALE. liy Tirtoeol • writ ol Fieri V*ciM, lor e*le ol Mortwed Premwrt, to nie directed, i*»Qed oo» ol Uie t'oort ol Cnanoery ol Sew Jerwy. on Uie lOUi d*r ol Aocnet, A V. HUS. in » certain cnnee wherein Henry Stolirer ie coinplwinwit. -wild Cnaeie tieiRer » delendant, I ehell expose U ewle at public eendne, on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER, l«th. iW? between the boor* ol twelve and tive o’clock p. in., to wit, at one o'clock in the alternoon ol eaid day. ai the Sheriff r office, in Cajie May Coort Honee, i’ape May County, New Jertey: All that certain luortRaRed prerniee*, , with tne oppurtaiicee, m Uiebill ol complaint in Uie said canae particnlarly eel lortli and deecrilied, that i* to aay; All thoec two ceilain tract* or parcel* ol land and premise* herrinalter particularly deecribed, eituale in Uie CitV Sea i»ie City, in the Count: ol Cape May, and Mate ol Ne» Jersey, bonmled ana deecribed a* IoIIomb: f Kirat tract. BeRiuniOR at a point on the nortliearte-ly side ol I’earl •ueel at Uie dlMance ol one hundred and llltyaix and two-third* le«-l nJrUiaenleily ol the north a eelerly aide ol Maime Place, and Uieuce ruuuiiiR 111 aloiiR Uie nortlieaeterly side ol said Pearl etriet north tilty-tao UeRree* weet loiiy-ei* and l»othird* I eel and al f.Rtd aliRles to Bald Pearl eUeel betaern two parallel line* . with a width ol lorty-aix and two-thirda leet) in leiiRth uoith.eaeteTly one huuddred and leu leet CoulainlliR live thoueaud and one hundred and lorlythree and one-third equate leet ot land, and compneiUR lot number six ol block number twenty-nine, on tne than ol Uie Houlhweal Secuou o. Sea lele City. Second 1 rucl. Uqpnuing at a point on Uie northeasterly side ol Pearl etreet al lee distance two hundred and three and oneHbird leet northaeeteily ol .Uie northweeterly Bide ol Marin- Place> and extending thence 11) alon* the nurtlieasterly aide ol eaid 1‘ean street north tilty-lao degree* lortytaix and taoUnrd* leet and at right-augies to *aid Pearl street, between parallel hues in leneUi or depth wild a widUi ol loity■ix and two-mird* letH, uortheesteriy one hundred and ten leet. Containing flive thousand one hundred and Uiirtithree and one-lbirU equate leet ol laud. CompriMtig lot number live, ol block number iweutyniue, on Uie plan ol Uie boutbweet eecuon ol Sea Isle City, duly bled in Uie Clerk’s Office ol Cape May

County.

Being tin- *atne premise* winch toward Huliuian, Jr., Trustee lor tinKelate ol Joeep tieiger in Itai.kiUplc). Jonepli Geiger and Caroline t.eiger, bi* wile, by inuenlure dau-d auly IJth, l'.*.w granted and conveyed unto Uie aaio Cassie GeigiT, in lee. llecorded in the Clerk'* Clbce ol Cape May County, in Book No. -JiC o! Deeds, page -^Ac. , jBOBTNT S. M1LLKK. SberiD.

Dated, Augu*: -’i, 1»]«.

Cha*. A. Cogan, Sol r «—

City of Sea Isle City. PUBLIC NOTICE.

Keep dog* oH atreel* anil oUier public place* unlt-B* accompanied by owner or oUier tieiaoii. Hegnter your dog at.d place number on it* collar, a* required by law; otherwise it i« eobject to di*-

poaal w-iUmnt notice.

Dgn. nr i*i nut Santrv, Irving Fitch. Acting Mayor

Dated, Au*. l'>, Ifl* 1 t ,f * 1 - 30

LOCAL

MESSIAH LUTHERAN CHURCH the klndne** o( Mr. Iwnox. the new NOTES. I owner of that property. The mert-

Co to Church' Go to your own inc* are held at o’clock and they (Continued from pare 1) Church i! you can. but hnd a place of'will be continu'd to the er.il of the

worship somewhere, and attend at a.-aaon. A bible-claaa ha* been atart-

Miss Ome Falkenburg t* 'be rue.t ^ Sunday. By ed and la held Wedneaday evening* at of Miss E. Whitting for an Indeffnlte ; ^ oro chur< . h >ou th „ llltw ot Mrr . E. It lln.a. May. dno more for civic rlghteouanesa. Go R. v. Walter S Cain prvached at

Mr* J A Twohev bax been enter- to Church! M-^-iah Church 1*^

t*inine her brother In-lr.w. Mr. Joseph The Summer Service* held every and hi* aermon on Abide In Me waa &fneanSh^rSn.Ml» E?!. s U nd., M Townaend’. Inle. have been t „,,iy enjoyed by «h. peopl; Thl.

Booraem.'of Washington. D. C. [transferred to Ihf car-barn, through ,s

PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR. STATE or HEW JEKaKV. EAECCT1VK IlgPAItTJIKXT. WUEKLA*. WllXIAM UlHlUE* W*« lutnt mwtlax vt tlx Lexl'UUir. „t tXr et» cl New J»rrcy. brW eo Uu> Tweatl finUi fli

oeeuided M<-aalah pulpit. Mi«a Lotta 'Virginia Picard, (wboar Sonc RedtaT of Ir.at senaon for th* Red t’roaa la i! t BMtnbcted v Ith ptenacre). ien deled a> n eolo. "The Song of a Katb[et’a Love", adapted from Sir Arthur SuUivan'k "Iwiat Chord”. Thla aervlce waa a notable event for the Lutheran Church.

FOR STATE SENATOR.

>• aeeond time that Rev. Cain haa

i !!,. i- ir.'-.V ol <t« QlIMt M»t-« a»w»tr. 4 l.y lb* deatb u! I

r Of tl.* l lUUd suns t j •u* Portr-tAlrt. V\ AI.TEI1 E E1M3K.

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Order yoor coal NOW; immediate I' delivery; nut and atovr, Sin i>er ton; ; prepare now lor next wii.u-i * alKirtage. XI. A. Lrostio, Sea I«le City. adv. tl ^ Mrs. Martin J. MclJtughlln. of Minerva street. I* entertaining her mothMary McCabe, and her slater. Mra P. J McConnell, of Philadelphia Mr J Solet and family, of Philadel■bla. are at the Krouae apartment* ,n the boardwalk, opposite Ocean Pier, or a month. The annual meeting of the Sea l*le j'arbl and Motor Club will lie held Friday evening. Atigual r.o. 1S18. at the Club llouae. at 8 P. M Election if Offlc-re. Irving Fitch. Secretary. The Sea lale Yacht and Motor Club will hold a fYiday night dance at the Club House tonight. Thie will no doubt close the social event* of the -eiit-on at the popular club, and promise* to be a huge success. The regular monthly mt-eting of the Civic Club was held at the Chib House on Wednesday afternoon Rou tine business was transacted. The iiMial matinee and evening card paries were given on Tuesday afternoon and Thursday evening respectively. The Monday Five Hundred and Euchre party at St. Joseph's Hall was highly successful Mrs. Lewis Steinmeyer and Mis* Steinmeyer turned over the snug sum of fCH-OO. Mra. J. F. Donnelly will be hostes* next Mon-

day.

the Sew Isle Yacht and Motor Club Dance tonight. Mr. H. S. Meairov will be chairman of the entertainment committee. Among the patronesses an- Mrs Mesirov, Mrs. Joseph Mallon. Mr*. K. L. Wlnge.t. Mrs. G. J. Strsuh- j miller. The Misaes Hurley, of West Coll iopiwood, are visiting their sister. Mr*. Joseph Mallon. at her summer ‘ home on the boardwalk. On Tuesday Mrs. Million’s father and mother mo 1 _ tored over from All*tine City, where they an- passing the summer, to visit itL their daughter* for the day. Mr. Joseph Maguire lias been makig n short stay in Sew lale. the guest : hi* sister. Mrs Henry Brooks. Mr* Maguire, who has been at Sew Isle for tome days, returned with him. A nether guest at the hospitable Brooks borne Is Miss Margaret Me Falls, of Media. Mina's Inn lx not a hotel for coal diggers, but the aummer home of Mrs Wtlbelmina Scltaal. whose pet name is '■Mina” and her pet occupation entertaining crowds of friends. Her porch al the week-end looks like that of an ! inn. and to he a guest at "Mlna’a i never to be forgotten expe-1 rlence. Sergeant J. J. Deacon has been t-n- i Joying a short leave with bis aunt, • Mrs. 11. F. Krais*, registering at the Bellevue. Sergeant Deacon vraa In charge of troot's coming from the west! to Camp Merritt. In New Jersey. The : Journey was made via the Canadian ; Pacific. The boys went wild over the grandeur of the Canadian Rockies. | Miss Mary C. Turoci has been chap | •-ronlng a party of six girls from Phil-! tdelphla lor a week's outing at SC j low ph's home. The party, which in-1 imli-d the Misses Winifred M. F. Fo- • ... May il Carroll. Margaret A. Fo- •->. i lalre R Byrne, and Catherine V. .Urm. returned to the city on the »■. o'clock train Hits afternoon There •re fully one hundred girlx enjoying in hospitality of SL Joseph's An Interesting visitor of the pre-Kent ! wi- k ha* been Miss llamlltun. of Ot 1 law.*. Canada. Mias Hamilton I* go | mg over as a nurse on the 15th of | next month. She haa a sister and ! four brothers at the front, and one 1 brother who lia* been invalided home He was stiot through the head, hut I* making a good recovery and slowly regaining his speech, which wa; thought Impossible. Miss Hamilton has ne»er aeen the ocean before She is making a tour of the coast from • "tjuoddy ll'-ad" on the Maine roast to Sewell's Point Cape May. and «n Joying every mile. TIDE TABLE FOR AUGUST.

When you buy War Savings Btampr you do not give your money, you loan it at 4 per cmi compounded quarter- : ly. You help Jour Government, you help yourself even more.

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• eoJ yoor Clothes, to he Cleaned *>.d Pressed, by Parcel Post. Prompt Return Drhvenrs FRANK CURZIO | Ladies ard Gents Tailor, Cleanln p . - -------

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lei'vrrea; Personal Attention > All Work 306 Eighth Stieet City. N J Right at the Sta

Herman R. Fchrle Bowling Alleys Sea Isle City

Wait Until the‘‘Number” Answers or the Operator Reports O NE of the things that causes telephone conRcstion is the practice of abandoning calls. Very often a subscriber will call a nunfbet and if he doesn’t *ct an altnoit in.iantancous connection will hang up and try again later. He feels that minutes have elapsed while, in reality, it has been but a matter of seconds. This hanging up of your telephone receiver means that your time, and the time and labor of the operator, has been wasted and the whole operation repeated later; then again if the called party comes on the line the operator must answer; “Party’s gone” or "Excuse it, please.” Please remain at your telephone until the called subscriber answers or Ac operator reports. This will mean a saving in the time and effort of the three parties to the call and involve less use of the lines and equipment at a time when the Telephone Company is striving to avoid unnecessary’ service congestion, when all its facilities are directed to the task of meeting the increasing general needs of the Ccnintry.

Packers* Profits Are Regulated The public should understand that the profits of the packers have been limited by the Food Administration since November }, 1917. For this purpose. the business of Swift & Company is now divided into three classes: Class 1 includes such products as beef, pork, mutton, oleomargarine and other* that are esaenttally animal products. • I'rofita are limited to 9 per cent of the capital employed in these departments, (including surplus and borrowed money), or not to exceed two and a half cen s on each dollar of bales. Class 2 includes the soap, glue, fertilizer, and other departments more or less associated with the meat business. Many of these departments are in competition with outside busin<-s»es whose profits are not limited. Profit •: in this class are restricted to 15 per cent of the capital employed. Clwas 3 indudes outside Investments, such as those in stock yards, and the operation of packing plants in foreign countries. Profits in this class ars not limited. Total profits for all departments together in 1918 will probably be between three and four per cent on an increased volume of sales. The restrictions absolutely guarantee a reasonable relation between live stock prices and wholesale meat prices, because the packer's profit cannot possibly average more |han a fraction of a cent per pound of product Since the profits on meat (Class 1) are running only about 2 cents on each dollar of sales, we have to depend on the prufi's from map, glue, fertilizer (Cl-iss 2, also limited) and other departmmis. {Class 3) to obtain reasonable earnings on capital. Swift & Company is conducting i:s business so as to come within these

1 imitations.

Swift & Company, U. S A.

| THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL THURCH R«'V. Thomas Ogl<*. Paator lo.3ti a. hiMotning worship. Sub-.h-ci ol M-min-. "Imperfect Goodn«-s*.~ _'-o p. m.. Sunday School. 7.4S p. m.. Spit lied song service. 8 p. iu.. Kw-nm.: worship. Subject .<f K'-itnon. "The Loiil Our Inheril-

aace.“

Tfiurnday evening at 8 o'clock, thurch prayer meeting. The Jubilee held last Sundai was a BtKx-nffT we thank the triend* of the fhurch for their klndnc* and gener-

osity.

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EHT CLUB RACES (Continued from page 1)

■xud'-d time, which waa within the leeway of time allowed her to finish w ith safety a* to being disqualified for exceeding her time. Tiedeman's crulaer, Alice, waa the only one ol the class to ilniab with Dancva. doing the course

in 52.47. She had an allowance of 23.20. which made her time on correc- American said, of his getting 11,150,. on :9.27. Metzger’s “Charlou” made 000.00 for the Cape May county ahm splendid run over the first lap of the of State Rood fund for the read from course, but exceeded her recorded Tuckahoe to Cape May City, on Juljr

lime to *uch a degree that ahe witji- 22:

drew. "Cape May county organization* Swimming Contests Enjoyed. have been raining thanks on Senator In ihe swimming races some re- Steven* for his successful work ir markable time records were made. In ting so big a share of the state ilie fitly yaid swimming rare for girls appropriation fur hla county. Probe over fifteen year*. Miss Dorothy h')' Stevens haa been able to get m Evans cupiuivd the first honors, doing for Cgoe May county, not only

LEWIS T. STEVENS

Republican Primaries, Sept. 24. Return to the Legislature a Representative Who Hat Been Alive to the Interests of Cape May County ENDORSE HIS GOOD WORK Read what the Philadelphia Norts

0fi> yards in one minute and four •i-coud*; s'-cond place was taken by Mi*3 Malian Farrell. w\o covered the '.•stance in one minute md twentyfour i>*-condr: vicing for this place was Ml*:. Kaihrinc Mtlatughlin. who was Just on'-half second later In finishing than Mi*» Farrell. Nancy Mcl^ugbiin wn* fourth: iiin<*. one minute, fiftyseven and one-half second* The one hundr-d yard FWimming race for boys over fifteen waa won by Elmer Schill. Whose time was one minute and forty-two seconds. William Barr linislied * second. Adolph Keuhne third, and John McKeraan

fourth. ~

Samuel Norton wa* tbi winner of the fifty yard race for boy* under fifteen. No time was taken, hut the course wa* covered In a remarkably rhori period. (Tiarle* McDonald finiehid second. Andrew Ruwell third. ' Walter Cur let l fourth. Much amusement syi* afforded oy i the tilting contest between Adolph Kuehne and John McKcrnan in om- | canoe, and Elmer Schill and William 1 Parr In the other. In hi* anxiety to , till over the other fellow, the Srhillllarr canoe upset, thus making their | opponents the winners. A canot race between Kathrine Mc-l-tugblln and Monica Reilly, and Mlsa Helen Shea and Helen Mrh'lcbol. I won by the latter two. The tide and ! wind being strong, the McLaughlin- ! Reilly canoe was bearhed. and had to be rescued by a motor boat which . brought them safely In to landing. The sports of the afternoon were biought to a close with a dry lintcasting contest, in front of the Club ' House. The winner was determined j by averaging the three casts made Elmer Srhill cast an average of 233 i feet 11 Inches, and waa the winner. -•-olid place waa taken by Adolph | Kuehne. with a east of 224 fret 4%i . Inches: Otto Hebei suffered a bark , l~*h in the reeond east, and finished j third with 1C8 feet a Inches: Andre* Martin had two back laahes. making j hla tula] cast Itf feet. bwimming exhibitions Enjoyed. Miss Ib-rsle Ryan, daughter of Ml•hael J Ryan, one of Sea Isle City's te-Jt known summer cottagers, gave •'•me greatly enjoyed exhibitions c? v-imminc and aquaplaning Ml** : Ryan Is the champion 220-yard indoor J swimmer, and the best all around • u limner In the Cnltcd State*. Last ' Friday ah,. captur*-d. at ItHmar. N. J.. j 1 be championship lor 220-yrxds otitI .her -wimming. doing the dtstanre In | ilme minute* and three socondr, and d-lrating lv>roib) Purnc. of Caltfom ia. who previously held the record. An orrh*-*tra furnl»h«l the music lor the danring which followed Ihe

roads, but In general, than any rtpr*. rntative In the Legislature has enr

done before.”

Thin advertisement Inserted by I*wti T. Stevens Campaign Cominlttc

Candidate For State Senator William H. Bright Asks the support of every Republican voter at the Primary Election Tuesday, September 24, 1918. This adv. paid lor b) Wm. 11. BrigM

PARCEL POST wit siwrial ear>cr« .alt.Mr f-r P«fr*l |-..J Khlpm-tl*. ■)«, Wsirr iw Cmjsr I'rooC :>ap,c% akd M tap* u* FranM’-n Peprr Company, Inc.

RADIATORS REPAIRED at SHALL rxrrxsz United Aoto Radiakor Co. tsia a*— tu. ••i.iu*ri|.su. r». ii'.. ■ rwu. «*,« *;»» . «t» a»**

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AUTO PARTS Used Motor*. Hears. Gears. Surters, Tire*. Magneto*. Axle*. < arburvtors OLD CARS BOUGHT IN ANY CONDITION SCHOBER, 3339-45 Market St., Phllada.

SURF HOUSE W. M. STKUHKRS, Prop. /VOW OPEN FOP THE SEASON IQIB

Eniov a Day's Fishing and one of our Shore Dinners.

Sea Foods a Specialty.

' TOWNSEND’S INLET HOTEL '•I.ARBV C. SEMON. Prop. (Formerly Shelter Haven Hotel, Stone Harbor) TOWNSEND'S INLET, N. J. ] Bolt Deep See end Be}- 11 a Lung on the Jersey ComL

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