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* PUBLIC NOTICE.

that the Boart of tUctatry and In and for every election dleirtct In CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY. In the County of Care May. State of New Jereey. wlU meet for the purpoee of maktns reslMratlon of voters TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1819, at thehour of I o’ciock l^tbe afternoon the etenins, for the purpoee of revlslnc and oarrectlns the orlsinal realstera " addins thereto the names of all persi eatitled to the rishl of aullrase and of eraalns therefrom Uie name of anyneraoa Who after a fair opportunity to beheard. •ball he shown nut to.be entitled to In that election district, at the next CJencral BlecUon wlU be held on 7 — day. November 4th. 1818. for the purpoee of elec tins Tti r, iVditTg to fill the foliow'ins

the Oenetsl Assembly of New Jersey, for Cape May County, to serve for one year. Ona Clark of Cap* May County, tc servs for five years. One Sheriff to serve for three years. Ona Coroner, for Capa May County, serve for three year*. One member of the Board of Chosen Freeholders, 1st ward, to serve for -----

years.

ml • O’clock In the momlns. doalns at 7 •’dock In the evcnlny. 1 And notice la hereby further clven. that the board of rcyistry and election will Met at the toUowlns deaisnated places: First Ward—Room that was formerly Luongo'e Pool Room, Landle Avenue. Second Ward—City Hall, Landis Avenue nod Ariadne Street.

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City Clark.

PUBLIC NOTICE.

REQIsfRY AND ELECTION. . -rauant to law. notice la hereby slv-n that the Hoard of Her stry and Llectloas election district In

of dec tins candidates to fin the followtns

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Ona Oovwnor, State of New Jersey, toj

One Clerk of Cape May County, to serve or five years. • One Sheriff to serve for three years. One CoVoner; for Cepe May County, 1 erve for three years. Two members of Commdti Council fer

three years.

One Assessor for three years. One Borough Collector for three yeare. And that the election officers will alt as _ hoard of election at the places above mentioned on the above day. comm one teat ( o'clock In the morning, closing at ‘clock in the evening. And notice Is hereby further given, that the board of registry and election will meet at the followia^ designated placee: L. S. ABRAMSON. Borough Clerk. •i64t-$&^>r. f*> o°

LOCAL NOTES (Continued from page 1)

AmonK tlfe visitor* of the week are Miw Edna Mae Kidd, of Philadelphia, a talented concert vocalist, the guest of Mrs. T. Fitzgerald, and William J. SbeiUline, manager of the Athletics, also a guest at the FiUgerald cottage. While playing on the achool gronnd i Tuesday, little liurottiy Needham, age 9, fell and broke her left arm at the elbow. An X-ray was taken of the fracture on Wedneaday. Miss Tillie Cronecker spent several days tiiis week in Pblladsphia, attending while there the wedding of Mias Marit C. Stokes, to Charles F. Neidig. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. George Stokes, well known at A resident here

for years.

Mrs. William Shea and her daughter. Miss Helen Shea, left on Tueaday TUUD»Y. OCTOD.R u, | u '" '» WilWelpnl.. LTiSS £ USSfiaff fSS^S M1 “ Cl * r * Su.Jmnej.r u, suite rr the evening, for the purpoee of revising, covered from her recent Illness and sscsss; £: ssriiisisLs i.« mu™*«. TOirf,ipn,. the right cl suSraye and of -

WOODBINE Mist I.BIun: was home for the recent holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Koeenthal and family, of Cape May, spent the holiday with relative* here. Mr. T. Abrams aw! sisters, motored to Wildwood Thursday where they spent an euioyable evening. N. Potash nick ha* recently been discharged from tho Nary. Messers. H Levenaon, 8. Brea low and J. Breelnw, were week-end visitors

here.

8. Weitel spent the Ixdidsy with bis parents. Mr. J. Thompson, of Gape Ma;, stopped in town for a few boars on Friday. Miss F. Potaahnick is spending a few daya in Philadelphia. Mrs. Scbmit, one of the hist settlers ol Woodbine, is stopping with the Upmans for an indefinite aQty. A crowd motored to Wiidv.'ood on Saturday evening, the last night of the

Fair.

A Fireman’s meeting took place at the Borough Hall, on Tuesday. The Parent Teacher's Association meeting was held at the Central Behoof building, on Tuesday.

vrluj after a fair opportunity to bs heart. All the worth-whil# news Of the la that election Strict, aftbe noit 1 County published every week In the *^>e»eral ffltctlrm will be held on Tuse- P1MES. Sent anywhere for $1 60 per day. November, 4th. ms. for the purpose ‘ year.

WEDDING BELLS. Mias Mary Elizabeth Mahan and Mr. Samip'l Shuttleworth were married at Holy Trinity Church. Ocean City, on Saturday, September twenty-seventh, at high noon )>y the Rev. Herbert J. Cook, of Beverly, New Jersey, a for-' mer rector, who came especially for the ceremony. The bride was given In marriage by her father, C. Malian, ana attended by Mr*. Charles Dunbar, of Palmyra, matron of honor. The wedding breakfast was served at the Blscayne Hotel, in Ocean City. Mr. and Mrs. Shuttleworth will be nt houte after May 1st In their new home on 32nd street next to the Mahan residence. Ground was broken on Mondey for a bungalow which will be the-laat word In comfort and convenience.

SOUTH DENNIS. Mr. Adn* Hickman spent the wrekad with his daughter. Oswald Haabrouch baa gone to Salem, for an indefinite stay. Id ward SUloa and daughter, called on Mr*. ’ inlth BUIes on Sunday. Mrs. Ella Tomlin and daughter, visited the Misees Ludlam last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peterson, of valon, were in town on Bunds). • Mr. and Mrs. Joa. Smith drove to Cape May Court Honse, on Friday. Captain A. J. Meerwaid attended a leetmg, of the Board of Hbell Fishers •t Atlantic City, on halnrday. Ooruelini Bloom sprained his ankle last Fridav. Mias Margaret Meeiwald, of Camden, epent uie week-end with tier mother. Mr. aud Mrs. William Peterson spent Sand ay with Mr, and Mss. Lawrence ~Merson. Thus. Holmes and George Deviu attended court taat week. Captain aud Mrs. Stephen JeCarson motored u> Sea lale, on Friday. A meeting of the boys aud GiridClub as held at the school house, on Friday

Slkiing.

Mias Mary Meerwaid of South Dennis, Francis Stiles and Caroline Grace, <fj Dias Creek, will give a decjonattalion j in eanniug at the JCouulj- Fair, on Sa.aflernoon. .Senior Clare, of Middle Towuahip HfrlifScbool will give a play in Uie School Auditorium on u< xt Friday.

AVALON—PEERMONT. Mr. and Mrs. J. Elderkln. of Third Avc.. are staving through October Miss Ixiuist- Elderkln is slaying with her friend. Mtas Dorothy Matthias, of North 60th Street, during the achool week, coming to Avalon from Fridcy

to Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Will* hare returned from a visit to Ocean View.

1 Dr. and Mr* Nicholas Vlaohus are entertaining Dr. Ylachos'a mother, Mr*. Nicholas Macho*. Rr. Mr and MV*. George J. Kllkitt. whe have been coming to Avalon every summer for twenty years, are still keeping open house. Tbetr two da ugh The Misses fbur. of Cynwyd. who have been at the Hayward cotthge afl the sea non, returned home on Tuesday.

Have your Machine Work done in a Real Machine Shop. Woodine Machine Works, Woodbine, N. J.

' RED CROSS NOTICE In compliance with the By-laws of the Cupe May County Chapter, American Bed Cross, notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of said chapter will ba held in the ooutl house at Cape May Conn House, on Wednesday, October 22, 1919, (the fourth Wednesday in October) at 2 o'clock iu the

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Encouraging Bolshevism

Evorything that falsely encourages unrest also encourages bolshevism. Misunderstanding of American industrial organization, and of its benefits to mankind, leads to unrest, dissatisfaction, and radicalism For example, the Federal Trade Commission tells the public that the large packers had an agreed price for Urd •substitute (made of cotton-seed oil) It reproduces letters taken from the files of one of the packers, showing that such agreed price existed. But it failed to mention that the agreed price was determined at the request of and in co-operation with the Food Administration! Even the Department of Justice, in its unjust attempt to create prejudice against the packers, has made public these same letters, with no explanation. How long must this kind of misrepresentation continue? In so far as it is believed, it not only breeds discontent, but results in injustice to our industry.

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