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SHERIFF’S SALE

war. Cape May Cou-ty. ine» Jerary it oartala tract or Bared of land a * — rr parttcalatly 4racrtbaa,

.ii of Araloa, ia the oooaty >t Cape May. and elate ol New Jrrery. locethet atth the ooe and oue-LaU alory frame bnaga-

ad line ■« re F. Who

i the 1. W. line of rjrd from the w. Cor. of and eitrndin* thence m of rpd S' - “ S. W beta or froBlaye al ri*ht ft. ia le^th or depth.

k MILLEK. Sheriff.

SHERIFF’S SALE

•y nrtae of a writ of Fieri Vadaa. for aale o Mortgaged rremiaea. to m- dt~e««t t««ed on

of the Coart of Cbaacery e -wd day of j«« • - -

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al pabiic MONDAY. JULY It, lyra

the honra of twdae and tree odock aril, at one o'clock ta tbe alter oooo of . at Ike HberilTa ofbc*. ia Cape May port oooae. Cape May Cooaty. New Jeraey . So mack of certain mortgaged premise with : aKSTssSSrars? J:

Stone Harbor** Coundlmanic Body Order* County Taxes Paid, and Liquidate Seme Pressing Obligations; Have New Auditors Working on Books. At the special meeting of tbe Boroucli Council, at Stone Harbor last Saturday night, the County taxes, amounting to flC.OOO. for the year 1919. •»err ordered paid, a* well as coal bills to the amount of $300. Ad nrrnngrmeBt haring been affected with tbe Stone Harbor Electric Light Company to allow the Uorouch to deduct $50 per month from the lighting bills to apply against the Company's delinquent. the old bills amounting to $500. were ordered paid. Delinquent Tax Collector Bonnell reported that he had collected $31*0 In back taxes, and was now preparing the list of property to be sold for taxes. Tbe Borough Collector was authorised to make ap a list of the Sinking Fund assessment*, to be included In the tax

sale list.

Croon. Von Do re n Company, a Arm of certified accountants, were present, and retained to make a supervisory audil of the books of the Borough from January Aral to date, pending the release of Borough Collector Laetxkus. it-signed. Upon their recommendation, the audit of Morris and Scull, of the Boroagh's books, since 1914, to January Aral of this year, was ordered spread upon the minutes.

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f Cape May ami Male of New beau in me at Urn iatermetioa of tbe northerly aide of Hour .treat whk the -eertcriy ..Ur of

Place. these* tl) extesdiac aloag the * of HoaK street North Cfty-tr- -- '

PEERMONT—AVALON. The Ladles' Aid dt the Avalon K. E Churcn met at the Church on Thursday for a little Home Missionary work. Mr. and Mrs. Graffert Young, of Beasley's Point motored over to Peermom to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert

Smith.

Mrs. John Kelly and her two little daughters. Johanna and Frances. «re guests of Miss Sarah McDonough. Father Nicholas O'Laughlin. of Phil adelphia. was the guesi of Miss Mc-

Donough for the week-end. going over Stone Harbor to hold service al Si

Paul’s.

Mrs. Charles Spielberger is at the Sherwood Apartments, formerly the Hotel Sherwood. Mrs. A. Joly is paying a visit to her mother, Mrs. Charlas Spielberger. I _ John's by the Sea. Avalon, N. J, will be opened for Short Service m Sunday morning. June 22. at 11 o'clock. followed by the Annual ” of the Mission, te be held in tbe Vestry Boom.

MARMORA.

-JO forty ►.■•rt I**! of taad. bo afters : 15) of Work namo. ' V) OB the plan of the aartbeas!

— along the wealrrty ice Soath thirty-debt deed to the place of begin■ r thousand eight baodred

AU owners and operators of motor bo:, is Id the Customs District of Philadelphia should give immediate attention to the proper equipmeot of their boats, aa Navigation Inspectors have been detailed by Charles R. Kurtt. Surveyor of Customs. Philadelphia, to' constantly patrol all navigable waters In this District during the months of

YhirtV-drht drrTro iu«i J 01 ?- September. The Dls,cr iSbouft^ fift'-t^oegrera Fjit oar trict includes aU navigable waters »»d tea fm. to thr wratrrly dde of along tbe New Jersey coast from Bay

Head south to Cape May. the Delaware Bay. the Delaware River, the Schuylkill River, and the Susquehanna Riv<. These rivers are known as navigable waters wherever motor boats are or can be operated on them. AU motor boats, when operating, should have tbe following equipment: Approved appliances for extingiushing burning gai-ollne; an approved Ufe preserver*. or similar appliance, for each person on board, capable of sustaining afloat for 'a continuous period of 24 hours a weight of not less than 20 pounds; a whistle, fog-horn or beU. capable of producing proper signals ahieli can be beard at least one-half mile: carry two copies of "Pilot Rules" a bos d. In addition, proper lights must be displayed at night when oper-

ating or while at anchor.

The attention of aU owners and operators of motor boats in this Customs District is railed to a law passed by Congress June 7. 3918, which requires aU motor boats to be numbered. The regulations made in accordance with this law by the Department of Commerce became effective December 7.

1918.

WOODBINE.

Once more the Array Hospital men were given a hearty welcome at the many homes here. Supper waa aerred and dance followed at the Liberty Hall. Sunday, June 15th. Credit must be given to Mrs. Potashnick. Mrs. 1 turner man. the Reiner girls and a few others for the great aid they gave. Tbe boy* seemed well pleased. They were requested by Mr. RosenAeld to leave for

Cape May at 10 o’clock.

Miss R. Angus, of New York City, iff

visiting friends here.

Mr. Plncus npent the week-end with

his relatives.

Misaes B. JofTee and C. Rabinowitx are home for the summer months. Miss R. Benson has recently returned from a trip to PbHadelohtill Mendelsohn, one of our boys who recently returned from over oeas. Is home now. enjoying country life again. Miss B. Kurt* is spending a few

weeks with relatives.

Mrs. L. Dieutchman. mothe- of Mrs. RosenAeld. is a visitor here. Miss T. Brisk of, of Philadelphia,

was a week-end visitor.

BOWLING.

Herbert Madara and Earl Sapp very proud of a peculiar looking mat which the;- captured Sunday afternoon after a hard chase. Its weight ia about 15 l be- the color is gray. It baa a rabbit head and fur, opossums ears, feet like a muskrat and a large bushy tail about 8 inches long. A number of did residents have viewed-the animal and say that Jhey never aaw any-

thing like it

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Smith motored to Ocean City. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Holcraft. of Gloucester, motored here and visited Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Stratton.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chsrlea Y June 15, 1919, a baby boy. Marsella Sapp returned home, after a week's stay at Sea Isle. Mr. and Mrs. GrUAan Young motored to Atlantic City Saturday evening. The Baptist Mite'Society held strawberry festival at the Palermo Hall. Wednesday evening. Mias Helen Stratton is spending a few weeks in Gloucester with her cousin. Miss Carrie Holcraft, J. Pollen, of Philadelphia. Sundayed with Henry Welnboltx. Mias Amaranths Smith, of Occur. City, spent the week-end with Miss

Ceclle and Lizzie Corson, of Palermo, spent Wednesday with Elsie Stiles. Mrs. Pearl Sapp made a business trip to Ocean City Thursday. Mias Marie Youngs, of Palermo, >ent Tuesday with Mrs. Herman SayJoseph Madara made a business trip to Atlantic City. Thursday. Mrs. Clara Sapp entertained her niece. Miss Mary Williams, of Tnckahot. Saturday evening. The Sunshine Club held Us Monthly meeting In its new Social HaU Friday evening, which has Just been complet-

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sharp spent Sunday in SeavUle. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weeks, of At-1 lactic City, spent Sunday with their’ daughter and aon-indaw, Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Lowery.

Mrs. Elizabeth Youngs and daughter apen. Sunday with her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hack. Mrs. Sarah Smallwood, of SeavUle. apent Friday with her mother, Mrs.

Samuel Youngs.

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verdict.

Men and women who take Tanlac it. invariably return for the second bottle. The medicine accomplishes actual results, and that is the reason vby it* popularity repent* Itself and It* demand is so phenomenfil wherever It I* introduced. Tanlac obtain* of that singular pur-' ty and efficiency that Immedintelv ilamp It* vrJue a-; * reality in liwur.e■s. of a disordered stomach or ktd:evr Intestinal derangement, upset terve*. indigestion, debility and even

itarrb.

The genuine J. I. Gore Cc. Tanlac, gotten from Filch Drug Co. today may mean much to you. whila failure to do so may mean continued poor health.

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LOCAL. Rev. Charles Althouse. of Allentown. 1 > ».. was the gucat over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whittington. Mr*. Charles Henry v'oigt entertained at Bridge at her rraidrhce, “Aloha,” on Saturday evening, in honor ol her house arts, the Hon. Wm. A. Stone, exjveroor of P. nnsylvanis, Mia* Stone, Mr*. I’hilip Manfre and Commander Andre Fenille of Uie French Navy. The postponed meeting of the W. C. ‘T. IT. of See Isle City waa held at the home of Itv president. Mrs. A W. Miller. on Wednesday avenlng. It was

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SOUTH DENNIS.

Ralph Peterson und wife, of Avabjn. were io town on Sunday. Miss Marguerite Meerwsld. of Camden. spent the weet- -Dd wit* her ntoth-

er

Mrs. James Hashrouck ia on the sick

Bowling soores ending Saturday.

June 14. 1919:

» w . MWI ’* 8core * ... Mra. Enoch Williams. oTToekaboe. Merkat 214 • gpem Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Har-

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G. Culver 213 E. Rosenbury J. C. Parry G. Peterson

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CLUB CORNER.

The council of Second district presidents. which met at Riverine last week with Mr* R. F. Cony, vice-prealdert. was royally entertained by the Porch Club, of which Mr* Carry 1» a memt<cr The cocy club house was bright with June flowers: at noon a delicious luncheon wa* nerved at smal! tables. The rn w order of the State board regarding county organization wa* dlimsMd from every angle. Tbe vlcepmident for Cape May County I* Mr*. 11 Osgood, of Stone Harbor. Any group of women in tbe county organized for club work or interested in aurfc

list.

Miss May Cahaley spent Sunday with her parent*. Mias Mattie Goff is visiting Mr*. J. CrandoL Several o! our people a: -nded »*•* ceunmenceiiient exercise* al O'* ff*a. C. H. but week. Mi** Sara Godfrey ha* been quite 1!1; at the home of her sister. Mr*.

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RM»,d 1. vttltt, hi, p. N wm ^ Frank Barne* ha* rented part of the f “ lur 'j

double faooae of Mr. Ogden Gaudy and . Thv CIvlr nub of Stooe Harbor will wilt anno <wei,i,v ii bold it* first regular meeting for the Mr. and Mr* A J Meerwald and •umtner wlth Mr. Freihell. Tiilrd ave-

son William motored to Cape Maj C. .™* “1’‘.Vl, 8 'ir et ',°? v 'V

H on Friday atiernooe. June 2j, at three ocloek. Mr. and Mra. Charles Footer, of So w111 I, 1 A*”® of lht ' tnee“-“ SeavUle. cjUUd on the Mlrere Ludtin "*

on Sunday.

Mis* Bertha Hogan, of Anbury Park. 1* visiting Mr*. Charles Fidler. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Boyle entertained company from Philadelphia on ~

day

Lytiia Nickerson

State Federation at Atlantic ‘ity and the (Viunrtl of presidents of he Second District at Riverton. The Paragraph Club of Beverly will

. [Kinaor the Girl Scouts of that place,

j seventy In number.

, Tbe Woman’* Club of Moorestown

_____ 'rtained T 1 ** removed it* limit to tnemberahlp

Kr”"sniith "and diughter. -i”Newport.! » ,ld '* incorporating other aocietie*

on Sunday. Into department* of the club

A little daughter arrived at lh« I home of Mr. and Mr*. J-uw-pb Smllh on I

Monday.

Mr rod Mr*. Coleman learning. Mi Allrr Hind** daughter of city George (Treat and the Mi**** Ludlam jinl»«toner W (' Hendee, of WHdw atteDdcd the kervir** al the liaptiki j«on the Alumni gold medal at Church al Cape May C. H on Sunday, j Philadelphia Academy of Muair.

• ‘ Wild- [ '* 6.leh». *

W. Holmes and friend motored from

Homan Point and called Mrs. H. Clay, Sunday.

Mabel Clark motored to Atlantic

City, Thursday.

1 he M. E Mite Society held a at rawberry featIrsi Saturoay evening at lb*

Sunshine Social Room.

Dr. Steele lias the honor of makin; tbe biggest catch of ftih this aeoaon.

STONE HARBOR. *

Dr. P. C. Washburn, recently dl* i* charged from the U. S. Army, lias re

office on Boyd street. Cape May Court (J House. Office Hours: Until 9 A. M.. -j 1 to 3 and C to 6 P. M —adv. 2t. V Mi** Helen Doaagby lias rented her t£ bungalow through E. T. Fries fur Aug J u*t and tbe first tialf of September v Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Bunting C Lave leased the "Sign of the Anrbor”. i and moved on Monday to their Cobble r Cblmnev cottage on I04tb street. (*

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HARRY F. KRAISS Carpenter and Builder JOBBING A SPECIALTY Estimates Pronptly Furnished SEA ISLE CITY, NEW JERSEY.

Cottage Renting My Specialty Houses and Lots For Sale M. M. SOFRONEY REAL ESTATE <£ INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC SEA ISLE CITY. N-EW JERSEY

Your Store, Mr. Man

Hero'You will find a stock of men’s furnishing* as complete as

complete as any store within a hundred miles’ trawl

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Ml** May <‘al.al.-) Iiai Vood for the aummer.

Mir* Arne* M^-rwaid waa a vli •1 Cape Mi,.- C H. .,u Wedueaday Mi Harry Boyle hu*, renU-d luAier to hi* niaoe far the rummer Mra Ida Kraminer riatted Me*, laiw

retire MrKeague. Friday |by he Mr George A Moti. of Trenton, tbe :<Ceckw Dinwtur of tbe Board of Sltell Fmlu-r jibe al it*. I* the gural of Copt. A. J. M>,c ;expert • aid. end u luflieeting Ihe oyater bed,. IgenlUZ Mr. L. t onipuin Bpent Friday eve- jmo-t slug with hi* family. : U ildw Eliza Lit, Peterson and Dorotliy Zerkw Barron are vlsitiug Mis* Thelma f-lrk j I'inlud man. jgradui Ml** Lydia Nickerson. Mr. Kmitb j farnit:

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GAS!

Tht: Sea Isle City Gas Plant is now again in operation, with assurance ol ample gas supply (or ail purposes. We ask only tliat the public give us their co-oper-|j ation and support to the end that we may give efficient 5 service. For information and orders lor service, apply at the office. Ideal Gas Company Fritz St. and Central Ave.

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