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BOROUGH OF WOODBINE.

PUBLIC NOTICE I- hereby Given lh»t L Jowph Jofftt. Colkttor ol Tux. * lor the ixxlnc district of the Uorot&Gh f>f Moodbln*, punuut to nuthority veeted In me by the ■tatutos In auch cane made and provided, will on MONDAY, the 22nd Day of September, tell, at TWO o'clock In the Aft#--noon. In the Borough Hall In Woodbine. SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, all the land*, hereditament* and real rotate hereinafter mentioned lor the abortoat term fur which any peroon or i»mon* will buy the name, -r In fee when no peraoe win bid for a n and pay the tax Hun thereon.

The an Id land, tenement*, hcredllamenu and real rotate to be nold and the name* of the rrraooa against whom the aaid taxea have been aaaeraed. and the amount* of the aaine are aa follow*, via.: UNPAID TAXES ASSKSSKI* IO.! THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN, and aublect alao to the payment of any unpaid Ih-n* aaeeaaed acaliut the aame prior to

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Bdelateln. E. 22 ' Feld mar. .tara IB

Feldman. Sara 17 ~ Olnaburc. 8. W-t.S.« IB A 1B.M Qroaaman, U. IS JO 10 B 20.61 Goldberg. 8. H. X 6 B 11.12

STONE HARBOR. A large concregti Jon filled St. Paul' Sunday morning Miss Leary was beard with pleaaurc in the nolo parte. Mr. and Mra. J. K. Caasel have returned from Overbrook, where they have been on buslnea*. Ml** Edith and her brother kept bcuae during

their absence.

An exhibition of eourage and skill wa* given at the height of the storm last Wednesday by Mias Laura Elder on Pleasure Bay. During her father"* absence. Mis* Laura has charge of the Josephine, a handsome power boat. Seeing she was shipping water at a dangerous rate, Mi*s I-aura slipped into her bathing null, loosed the. row boat from the pier and after a tussle with the wave*, anchored alongside and hailed out the boat. Later the Josephine started on a little excursion of her own. but she pulled her buoy after her, which was her salvation. The booy kangled In the eel grass at the outlet of the bay until the tem-

pest was over.

Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher of Philadelphia. are guests of Rev. and Mrs. D. Rupley. at FawnhursL

HOTEL ARRIVALS. Week Endin'- August 19th. Spray House—Oscar Christiansen. Mrs. W. D. Malone. Theresa M. 'McCabe. H. G. Ijuish, Sr- H. G. Larlsh. Jr.. Anna M. Larith, Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Kupplnger. Miss Emma Foster, Mr. Alvin Foster. Miss Grace Arwlck. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Brennan. Master ArIhnr Brennan. Miss Dorothea Brennan. Miss Jane Kepnur. Jacob Walker, 8r.

Surf House—Miss G. Rementer. Geo. Kussier, P. A. Mungan, Staon Cichlttl. Mr. and Mra. J. N. Ktrney. John S. Cornell, Mr*. E. Mitchell. W. W. Hilt, of Philadelphia: R. E. Marconette. New York; Rev. Tho* J. Cosgrove, Allegheny, N. Y.; Miss Carrie F. Smith, Haxelton. Pa.: Wm. L. Fowler. Haddonfleld. N. J. Bellevue—M. Lofhr, M. Honblt y. E F. Hunbley. N. Hunbley, J. E. Hunlley. Frank Mullen. Dr. Frank T. Anderson.

Mra. Wm. F. Abel. Croyden. Pa; IJ. Chris Penely. Glenslde. Pa.. Anna Oswald. of Oakland. Stevens—Frank Dodars. Wm. Cres eneo. Wm. A. Klee, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Rykn. Knrt Wolff. James A. Clark and family. Mary Kelley. G. ,L. son. F. Rodgers. Lovells Rodgers. August Clanser, Fred. Clanser, O. W Clark. Mrs. Shapiro. I. Kahn. J. Me Manee. Armee Connor. Agnes Connor, EUa Connor. J. McKee, of Philadelphia: Lool* Altman. Egg Harbor, N. Mra. Reilly. Miss Nagle. Emil Murkensteln. Mias Lally, of Camden. N. J.

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Shapiro. Jacob, 1*1 acres Shapiro, H. V»-l* 9 B Wolf son. — IJ 10 B WeUberg. N It 7 D Wet id, E.. farm SI A 12.22 To the amount due on each lot. tract o.parcel of land. Including Inter-sl. cost* and charges as above stated, there win laadded to each Its proportionate share of the export*. * Incumd for (his sain. JOSEPH JOKKR.

Collector.

Dated August 12th. 1919. K-.r-srpfioj-pffcpjC

IF YOU NEED L>H>rhM>d» Cards lavitAons Folders Stsfrmes ts Circulars Envelopes Billheads or anything else in the printiad Une. come In nod see c

Over $14,000,000 in trust funds The record of the real and personal property handled by our Trust Department recommends this company as a capable executor, administrator and trustee for estates. Jan. I. 1880 $42,729.41 Ian. I. 1890 121,819.10 W I, 1900 1.288.077.90 Jon. I 1910 4.974,252.27 Jan. I. 1918 Over 14.000.000.00 BANK BY MAIL It will surprise you to know how easily end safely you can bank with us. Let us explain our unique system. 1 1 Capital, Surplus and Undivided : Profits, . . $1,390,709.34 OFFICERS I KI>W ART) L FARR .... PN.W ! tTHRAlM TOMLINSON VV. P—i™, fc Tnaa (Mem | • JOSEPH UPfINCOTT . . Sn.hT«. I F. HERBERT FULTON A-. S-. fcTr«. FRANK A NORCRO*S Aot Tm Often C.EORCE REYNOLDS . . . iAo*. Camden Safe Depo»it & Tnut Co.

Is it Possible to Legislate life and Brains? Swift & Company is primarily an organization of men, not a collection of brick, mortar, and machinery. Packing Plants, their equipment and usefulness are only outward symbols of the intelligence, life - long experience, and right purpose of the men who compose the organization and of those who direct it wm not Government direction of the packing; ihdustry, now contemplated by Congress, take over the empty husk of physical property and equipment and sacrifice the initiative, experience and devotion of these men, which is ithe life itself of the industry? What legislation, what political adroitness could replace such life and brains; once driven out ?

Lot ua send you. • Swift “Dollar." It will iatfcrett you. Adores* Swift,* Company, Union Stock Yard^ Chicago, 111.

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well, Chas. J. Was*. Frank W. Benin; J. B. Mclvean, H. B. Wayne. Alben Wolff, Mi. ar.d Mrs. Matthew Sark*. N. Turnlpl. Bromley Wharton, Mr. and Mra. W. B. MncDowell. Mr. and Mrs John P. Flschelea, Mr. and Mrs.- J. nonohnc. Mrs. Nelda Talley, Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Lauder. Mrs. T. O. Wilde. Mies F. Stengel, Mra F. Stengel. Anna Perry, J. J. Farley, Jr„ Miss Grace Harrison. Cbaa.. MnaafloM. Michael Finneli. J. O. Cruger, John McCarthy. James F. McFUlin. c( Pbiladeli'hla: E. EveljTJ Potneflgas, EUcIti* Park. Pa. Comdlua Johnson. Elkin* Park. Mr. and Mra. Wm. J. Sbetsliae.. JrNew York; Theo. Coleman. Atlantic City; J. H. Cottier. Washington. i». C.; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wurst. Camden. N. J. Colonnade—Mr. and Mra Chas. W. Zeiss*, Mias Madeline Zetsae, Mary R. Noe. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schauner. Francis McNuff. B. Kelley, C. Kelley. Kelley, Chss. A. Schaulier. Theresa McCabe, Leo. J. A. Rooney. Mary McFSrron. Mary McNulty. Jack Hogan. Mary K- Hogan. Near York; Mrs. Tbos. Hughe*. Lansdowne. Pi

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The Protection of Our Vault gives you the best kind of j assurance that when your 1 valuables are placed there • the/ ere beyond reach of 6re \ anu theft A Safe Deposit Box here ! costs only $3.00 and up per ; year. Ocean City Title and Trust Co. Ocean City, R. J.

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We Can Supply AH Your HOUSEHOLD NEEDS You want what yon want when you want'it, and at the lowest prices for standard goods. Our strek is complete, and we make quick deliveries to all parts of Sea Isle City. Phone orders promptly filled.

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Garden Hose Pishing Tackle Bathing Supplies

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Pols and Pans Paints and Oils

Varnishes

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Clothing

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Gasoline

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