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CAPE HAT COPWTT TOTES, SIA ISM OflT. W- J-

Bt rlrtac of a writ if Fieri !■»£*»». for Mte of s-srK^Ersttr^r^rss; r Hutu u ojwoluttuil ooO !-• ur• k Ucs>, bwrdututo N.uo... Hank are dcfcadaau, lahall npow to aate at pobllc ” ma “* 0n MONDAY, JOLT U. I9*». , . . between the boura ot iwelre anu five o dock n. m., to wit, at one o dock, ui the altowooa ot utd «UT. at the ahertir. oBke. la Coort Hoasc. Cape Mar coyote. New Jcraey . All that cutatn Had ot garcel of Laud aud premiae* bereinaltet partlceluly tocrlbed. Stoate ta the botoaata el Araloa, la tbe countj s sits 'w'oj.'s tad it re aud too at., and exlendin* thence N. W. alone the a. W. line of ijrd at «o It. in front or bteadth; fhaarr B. W. between parallel lines td that width or frontage at riAtot a naira to iird at. no ft. la tenftk ot depth. beiue lot No. *r. aectlou No. rj. oo aiap ol lands at Araloa, J., nude by k. k. taon.

me above property will U tbe 1 ra of ia.en oo the aai ►u aw. liny whk.'oauaB to. ■ with 'nieieat ana cow mere 1 as the property ot LAara k

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BHtRlFF'S SALE

__ _JB| a otnea id Cape Nay Coart Honair. Cape Nay Osuai, ««» J«^ ! ro much ol certaio nioit«a*ed piemua wuu wcea, IB the mu ol complaint in c pal titular .y act torta and uc

Mr. and' Mrs. Emory Sudler, of Camden, bare been visiting friends In See Ule. Mrs. John L. Covey, of New York City, U spending her sixth awtson In Sea Isie City. She is • guest at the Colonnade Hotel. Miss Virginia M. Ambert daughter of Albert Ambe.-g, well knbwn in Sea Isle City, has been entertaining Mis* Edith M. Cotton and Mias Pauline Nickerson, from Ocean City, at her New York home. Mr. and Mr*. .Winkler are entertaining their friend. Mrs Fisher., of Philadelphia, at their new home a. Dolphin

Mi. Carl Roth, who has been paaauie the holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mr*. Gus Roth, at the Busch, returned the first of the week. Mrs. Louis E. Sanderson and her four little daughters. and Mrs. Lewis S. Chester. Jr., and her small son, Lewis S.. Third, are passing the summer with their mother. Mrs. McBride, who is here for her fifteenth season. Ten car loads of lumber have been ordered by D. Clnl. for use in the building of a dance pavilion, and rest and reading room* on tbe Sea Isle pier, back of tbe present auditorium. Mr. Clnl plans to begin work In the fall, to have the new structure ready for next Spring. The Ambergs arrived at their'Boardwalk home on Monday for the season, after a winter in West New York. K.

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SHERIFF’S SALE

>1 me Cape Nay CouatyCU-

Hy vi.rue of a writ o retted, united out ol Ok coil coort oa the iyth “

ahnl' cxpok to aate at pi

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m* tbe pi opnty of keri WewtaelL >B <t bcaakorc kcmiy amt^Dcrelopmait Ckarlca it. Ooutsoj: Com.Oiiiikl o. ahi.i.BK. Sheriff.

b-iyAtpfON^

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS.

runaast to t

WALTER SCOBLE, Inc.

113 E. Main Street MILLVILLE, N. J.

We will mail prepaid any of the

k Killhc

order ot Harry 8- Uo>i* ihi County of Cape Mas.

I day ol July. A. 1*. ot tbe •ub - rlbera. E

of mild' 4aeaaM«t. uosiw >• betvto r 1 " 11 to the creditora of aald d~ra«d U eablh to I hr .ubfcrlbrri undrr oath or aBrua’-r thnr clalma and demand, asalh.t U»e of .aid diewa-d wllbtn hlhr montb fN ibr rocond day ol July. *--*4 t®}*- cr • UI be foreeer barred «r .T/ actloo a«alr

tbe aubaeribara. jT Hand July End A. II. J»1S.

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TOWNSEND'S INLET.

Towmsend’* Inlet had the biggest Fourth lb it* history. The botei was packed to the roof with cots in the rooms and in the exchange, while proprietor Semon bunked on the loungi. The question of supplies lor the inner man bad been prepared lor and there was no lack. The.e was a ahooiiry match both target and day pigeon. Messrs. Huff and Uando made the highest scores. Among the guests were noted Major Robert L Deaig and family from League island in hi" party were Mr. and Mrs J. Craig Huff and Mr. and Mr* A. J. Dando Mr. T. A. Tempe and party of five Bouton friends who were visiting him. were down for the llsbirg. Mr. Tempi is now living In Philadelphia, but for many years was located in Boston. The fishing wss up to ihi occasion. lb« king fish came In shoals to Ihi hook* of the ardent lover* of rod

and reel

SOUTH DENNIS. James Mayhew and son. ot CedarIlle. called on Capt. A. J. Meerwald on Sunday. . Oswald Haabrouck arrived home from Camp Mills on Friday. Dr. James Jeffeiwon, of Jchnstown. is visiting his parents. Thos. Holme* and sister spent Friday at Wildwood. Lawreuc. McKeag and family spent Friday at Wildwood. Miss Martha Meerwald is attending tbe State Summer School at Ocean

Clt >-

Miss Margaret Pierson is spending

a few weeks at Wildwood.

Wm- Bramell and wife, of Atlantic

City, were in town on Monday.

Manning Moore, wife and • alster spent Sunday with Miss Hesaie CahaIe j(ra. Enoch Scull entertained her

parents on Friday.

Mrs. Wm. Peterson spent the week-

end with her parents.

Ur. Otis Denelsbeck and wife were visiting relatives ou Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rhoades, of Philadelphia, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs- Jere Cahaiey. Samuel Morton, of Avalon, visited

his sisters on Friday.

Mina Hesaie Cahaiey ha- returned to her home, after an extended visit in

Gulden and vicinity.

Oswald iUsbrouck spent two days

at Wildwood.

Matthew Jefferson and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jefferson on Fri-

day.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peterson were

in town on Sunday.

Chas. Nelson, of Salem, is visiting

friends this week.

Robert Elliott, of Philadelphia, vis Red his grandfather on Sunday. George Crease has returned to Ann Arbor. Mich., after visiting bis sister,

Mrs C. F. Learning.

Frank and Leon Compton spent Friday at Wiidwood. , . .. Mr. and Mr*. John ElUolt and children call -d on Mr. Adna Hickman on Wiu^Cabaley and wife, of Millville, apeii* Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jeru

Cahaiey.

Edward Jefferson, who baa been a secretary of the Y. M- C. A., arrived rum Franc* on Saturday and la now nth his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ste-

phen Jefferson.

Capt A. J. Meerwald sprot Tuesday

at Tivi ton.

Mias Carrie Wolvln. of Ardmore. 1* spending the summer with her *ran-l-

Utber. Mr. Adna Hickman.

Miss lieasie Cahaiey and Mr. Frank

k. les apem Friday in MiUvUle.

Eugene Stiles, recently discharged from the army, is here at the home of

his parents with his wife.

Philadelphia visitor* on Monday „cre Mr. and Mrs. Joe. McCray, Mr*.

E Levitt and Geope DevltL

SURF HOUSE W. M. STRUTHERS. Prop. Now Open for lie Season of 1919

incb i.otter. "I alm,'fv wtn «o(, Finally .father xunuwr- nn the

—" In thU ha*t.”|*liu«lion: ■'Mother." he Raid, “I'm going to .-Ih-ck your pride and add several

* to your Ufa J

Ins this

have iiiKliirr

declared Susan.

“What'll h ' tooth of li

lb* •

Mother

lowi

j Stnuin prelittle, but k success and »at Uv*me more l overcame that, krn the trickr Ciri replied, time* to he buncannot eat cake . Those spicy litJe ~‘lnued. biting into tdariefa, “sre th{n't the flavor

ginger-

ginger, ginger and snap — Zu Zu Ginger

Snaps.- Give them to boys and girls with apple sauce or

other stewed fruit. I lev/ different they

make everything tustc. Alone,

they’re a feast in themselves. ^Ar-. -

ICATlONAi. Blscurv ^

SS COMPAKY '

The oulj' reason v _ —

things were not said about tlio di-i-1" Mnthcr was gUd. Khe saw that sert wo* I•etviu.se the family rcnlby aupplylng cleanly IgiUod Zu Zu out of adjective*. made of tent maferiak, a saving of

“Meats in Storage” Every working day of the year 75,000,000 pounds of meet are required to supply home and export needs—and only 10 per cent of this it exported. These facts must be kept in mind when considering the U. S. Bureau of Markets report that on June 1, 1919, there were 1,348,000,000 pounds of meats in cold storage. If the meat in storage was placed on the market it would only be 20 days' supply. This meat is not artificially withheld from trade channels to maintain or advance prices. Meats in storage consist of— 65 per cent (approximate) hams, bscon, stc^ in process of coring. It take* 30 to 90 days in pickle or sslt to complete the

10 per cent is frozen pork that is to be cured later in the year. 6 per cent is lard. This is only four-fifths of a pound per capita, and much of it will have to go to supply European needs. 19 per cent is frozen T>eef and lamb, port of which it owned by tbe Government and waa intended chiefly for over-seas shipment. If this were all diverted to domestic trade channels, it would be only 1 Vi lbs. per capita—a 3 days* supply. 100$ From this it will be seen that “meats in storage” represent merely unfinished goods in process of curing and the working supply necessary to assure the consumer a steady flow of finished product

Let us Mod you s Swift “Dollar". It will interest you. Address Swift &. Ccmpany, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, CL

Swift & Company, U.S. A.

BOWLING SCORES

Ending July 6th, 1919. Mm'r Scores. Rudolph Feb ole 1‘ Qarroll I>. Maanry F. Market « :Mlwr j| Tolaon

H Per.-y VanarVale . • • • Infill-* Mi** F. Baneb— Mia* T Speer MlM M. Keenan • Mrs M Detther . Mr* WaeMurray Mrs J. SI ark Mia* A. Ruarh . Mis* L. Canuao ..

. ,2(*«

WOODBINE. A meeting of the firemen waa held at the Borough Hall Sunday evening. Mr. A. Alexenberg spent n few days

ci home.

A dance will be given at lbs Liberty Hall. Saturday. July X2lh. by tbe 1*dlea' Aid Society. A. Potaahnlck arrived from "Over Sena" in New Yprk on Saturday. Ml** S. Canter, of New York City, visited tbe Benson family here. A crowd motored to Cape May on

Saturday.

Serge H. N Click spent Sunday

with his parents

Mr. N. Greenaieln and Ml** E Gold berg were married Sunday ai the bride’s —sldeiNe in I'MladrlphlaKelutive* o' the Unnerliirach family motored over from I'ltisburghMr. I. Ruben visited the Cutler fam-

ily for over the holiday.

Mr. and Mrs. Scbulman and itaugli lor are spending a souther of day*

with their parents.

Mis* E. Abram ton 1* visiting rela-

tive* in Washington.

Miss Eva Feiloff paid Miss Jean Kobb a visit recently. Mr. A. B. Daniels, of Philadelphia, spent the week-end here. Word has been received of A. Becker’s and E. Oxley's arrival from "Over

There.”

Mr Siegel, who died at Wildwood Monday , whs brought here on Tuesday ,

where in was buried. filler has opened hi* hoard

MARMORA. A number of our people spent the fourth of July in Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs William Bbrn*. of Atlantic City. *pent the week-end with Mrs. A. B. Clark. Among our people who visited Atlantic Citv. Friday, w-re Herbert Madata. Paul Carson 1 and Virgil Coraon Dr. Dare, of Philadelphia, spent Tuesday with Mr. Lawrence Schuyler. Jack Sapp and friend. Mia* Edna Taylor, of New York, spent the weekend with Mr and Mr*. Elnathan Sapp. Spencer Young, of Woodbury, spent the fourth with hts parents. Mr. - ' Mrs. Stilwell Young. Dr. Wm- Steele, of Philadelphia, spent the fourth here nt his summer

cottage.

Jack Sapp. Earl Sapp. Mar* Ella Sapp and Mis* Edna Taylor visited Ocean City. Saturday. Mr. and Mr* Thomas Miller, cf Belcovllle. spent Friday »itb tbelr parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Ashmead Mrs. Wm. lx.wrry ia entertaining Atlantic City friend*

Herman R. Fehrle BOWLING ALLEYS Sea Isle City, N. J. « Riverside, 528 Kossuth Sl

JERSEY PASTOR ADVISES FLOCK O (■•J!!* S/ % T

"uTTi'm'

Ui" congregation. “I bad iudigeati Bini ga»U)li*. ApfHitn wax uncertain

and 1 slept badly. I wa* •

1 needed a Ionic. Mr. Hampton had taken Tanlac and Udil me to lake it. look Ini advice. Tanlac ba* given me flue anpotitc. i Bleep a lot beiu-i U

wau, *tore with a new line of Ladle*' keep Tawlac in our family now. Wile

J”;jand Gent': FuruiabUigR. Dry Good*.| ov „

Iialhlng Suita and Notion*. J Tbe genuine J. 1. Gore Cn. Tanlac

———— — — sold lien- by Fitcb Drue Oo.

Subacrlbe fur tbe Seven Mila Beach There i* a Tanlac dealei in every

JUportcr, Stona Harbor, N. J. jlown.

Rev.

WILLIAM A. HAFFERT Notary Public All Work Promptly Attended To. , 104 West Jersey Avenue See tale City, N. J.

Your Store, Mr. Man

Here you will find a stock of meu’s furnishings as complete as complete as any store within a hundred miles’ travel, and prices that will please yon. Now is the time for that Straw Hat, White

Flannel Trousers, Outing Shirts,

Underwear and Summer Suit. “Jones Has It” Jones’ Men’s Shop

604 Aibury Avenue,

Next to Title and Trust Co.

Ocoao City, N. J.

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