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CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES

ESTABLISHED IMS.

▲ NEWSPAPER FOR ALL OF CAPE MAY COUNTY.

CONSOLIDATED WITH THE SEA ISLE CITY REVIEW.

Published Every Fridaj by The

CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES COMPANY _

" i (Inocffpcrated)

w West Jersey and Landis Avenues, Sea Isle City, N. J.

WM. A. HAFFERT,

President and General Manager.

CHAE. O’CONNOR, Treasurer. C. F. SCHUCK, Secretary. Philadelphia Office: 717 Mutual Life Building. A. F. Smith,

Foreign Advertising Representative.

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public Honca.

Notice of

REOISTRY AND KLECTION. it to law. nolle* Is hereby siren —• SlecUoQe

SOUTH OENNIfi. lire. Laura McKeag has bought the property belonging to Mrs. Chas. Tid-

ier.

Oswald Haebrouck epent Sunday with his parents. • * . - / Miss Merpuerite Mefnrald, of Cam-

den. and Miss Elizabeth, of Trenton, TUESDAY, OCTOBER at, 1»«, spent the weeJc-end with Mir. Mary iet the boor of : o’clock In the aftaroocn _ _ , and remain In aeasloo until t o'clock in Jenrrs. [the evening, for tbe purpose of revising

Mre. Wm Cahaley, of Mlilrllle,

the guest of Mrs. Jere Cahaley orrr Irutitied to the right of euaregc end of . enulng therefrom the name of any person the week-end. jwlio after a fair opportunity to be Heard. Quite a number of our people r„ hr u , l ^^o£. , £itii{r.? , Mei 0 t Sft ded the County Fair on Saturday. . wfl. be held on TueeMiss Heaele Calmlry spent Monday a^sSnSSS 1 *^. lilt, for thepurpose at Cape May Corrt House. candidctos to CU the following Mr. and Mrs. W. HtsbroOck. of One Ooverrsr. Stats of Nsvv Jersey, to

Wlldmod. .1.11*1 Mr. Jum. u,. <j„. r ,i

brouck on Sunday. of New Jersey, for Cape May County, to

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Devin visited serve for one year.

Mrs. E. Derm on Sunday. »o?~v. P * y ^ 10 Mr. Leslie Ludlaro spent Sunday ; one Sheriff to serve for throe years. With the Ml SMS Ludlapt. ; One Coroner, tor Capa May County, to

Classified /dvertlsemenU —le. per) Some of our people attended the ijy'rjL ChoMn word; three Insertions for the price of services in the church at tbe head of Freeholders, 1st ward, to serve for three

CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY, ic County of Cape May. Stats of New ■v win meet for the puipoee of mak-

d of voters

two.

Legal Advertising at rates fixed by Laws of the State of New Jersey. Next to Reading Matter. 6 per cenL extra. Full position, 10 per cenL extra. Island position, 16 per cenL extra. Forms dose Wednesday p. m.

Entered at the Poet Office at Sea Die City as Second Class Matter.

Tuckahoe River on Sunday.

Rev. John Grver, pastor of the M. E. Church, died at his home In Port Elis-

abeth. on Friday.

Charles Boyle spent Sunday with

his parents.

Janice Boyle is working In Phila-

delphia.

Norms Hickman fell off a log while playing on the school ground on Tues-

day and broke her arm.

The Community Festival held al« a od Dennisville on Tuesday was well at-

tended by our people.

A supper was given at tbe home of Mrs. Charles Nickerson on Friday evening for the benefit of the ML E. Church. Thirty-five dollars were mtde.

Ralph Goff, of Ocean City,

town on Friday.

All the worth-while news of the County published every wedc In the TIMES. Sent anywhere for <1.50 per

year.

Why Not a Municipal Park ? In every municipality and hamlet in the nation the popular topic today i* the erection ot memorials to the boys of the great world

war.

In most cases these memorials are taking the ionn of buildings for community use. At Wildwood, for instance, it is proposed to build a community club house, and the ground is already paid for. Why not a memorial for our Sea Isle City boys ? Certainly it js as little as any municipality can do to pay a lasting tribute to the ]ads who so valiantly sprung to arms to defend the uation’s honor, and the stalwart principles of Democracy. Sea Isle City should have a memorial, and no better one can be suggested than a municipal park to convert what is now the resort’s gTeatest|[eyesore into (a. spot of beauty—* spot that will attract visitors with its splendor rather than repel them with its ugliness. There is no spof in Sea Isle, City that is more frequently seen than the grounds adjacent to the railroad station. It is the very heart of the resort, and the hub around which all business is built, and to which all travellers, whether by train or by auto, must pass and re-pass in entering and leaving the town. And yet it must be candidly admitted that there is no place more unattractive than these very grounds. With the smelly and unsightly freight station, and the coal sheds; the weed-grown railroad siding, with its generous sprinkling of loose railroad ties and Utter of scrap paper, certainly the visitor cannot form a very favorable impression of the resort that boasts its beauty as "The Qaeen cf Seaside Resorts.’’ Why is it not practicable and entirely feasible for the City to buy the ground between Ocean Avenue and West Jersey Avenue, and convert it into a Memorial Park, with a nice lawn and pretty flower beds ? It is reasonably certain that tbe railroad company would, if the right disposition was shown by the City Commissioners, remove the freight station and tbe coal sheds to a place just as accessible, but mow out of the public view. This done, it would remain only for the city to buy the laud referred to, either by grant or condemnation, and have the Memorial Park ready for tlic summer

of 1930.

We have been pleaching municipal improvements, and civic pi ide, and yet at the very gateway U> the resort we have tolerated for years an eyesore and u public nuisance in the form of a fishsmelling freight platform. Let’s get rid of it. Ixt's make the t

surroundings beautiful.

The cost would not lie great, including ibe purchase of tbe • land, and we venture iliac U not a taxpayer on the island, uo II matter how heavily burdened, who would not submit cheerful'y to ! the slight additional increase caused by assumption of tbe cost of!

this woik. *

The Times would appreciate au expression from its readers who :j are interested in Sea Isle, and preferably fiom taxpayers, of tbrii j views on this subject It would also appreciate an expressiou fiom j) the City CummUsionets of tlteir thoughts in the matter. Arc you in favor of this doublc-baitelcd Memorial and Clean-u^ I idea? l-.ithcr for 01 aguii|st-~or even ucutral—let us hear fiom |

you—NOW.

Clean Republican Victory Forecast With general election only three weeks sway, their is cleat indication of a clean Republican victory fiom tloveruoi down Acd it is well that it should be so, foi seldom is a ticket nominated which so deserves the support ol voters, regardlcsss of party affiliation, as the ticket which was nominated *t the Scpicnfbej primaries Newton A. K. Mugler has the united support of his party for the Gubnuatonal Until, and has made a record as State Coniptrollr

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Puauc NOTICE.

Notice of

REGISTRY AND ELECTION. Pursuant to law. notice la herebr given that tbe Board of Regletry end guAtoSS In end for every election district In BOROUGH OF WOODBINE. S tbe County of Cepe Mey. Btete of New uscy. will raect tor tbe purpose ot mek-

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 et the hour or 1 o'clock to tbe efunuon end remeln In eessloo until » tbe evening, tor the t/uiTose c end correcUng tbe orlglnel registers edding thereto the nemee ot ell pent— enUUed to the right of .utfrege and Of erasing therefrom the name of any person who after a fair opportunity to bo beard, •hall b» shown not to be entitled to Yota inUut alecUon. district, at the next eleeOeseral Election win be held on Tusoday, November «th. 1119. for the purpose ogfayung candldstas to fill the following One Governor, 8tote of New Jersey, to erve throe year*. One Member of the General Assembly of NSW Jersey, for Capo May County, to eorve for ont year. One Clerk of Ceps May County, to serve for five years. One Sheriff to oorve for three years. One Coroner, for Cape May County, to •rvo for three years. Two members cf Common Council for

’roe years.

One Assessor for three years.

One Borough Collector for throe years. And Uial the election officers will sit as a board of election at the places above Joned on tbe above day. commencing.’ - o clock in the morning, ctMie r *17

o'clock In tbe evening.

And noUce Is hereby further given, that the board of regl try and election wUl

1* E. , iBBAKBON.

at C o'clock In tbe morning, c

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board of registry and election wiu eet af the following designs tod places: First Ward—Room that was formerly ■- Pt^i Room, Landis Avenue.

WaM—City Hall, Landis Avenue | “•Tm. BTHUTHTTLS.

City C rl

Don’t DelayStart To-day-

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Why postpone opening an account with the' -First National Bank of Ocean City ? Yon know how important it is to have money ahead for emergency. Start now. • J per cent interest paid on Savings Fund Accounts FIRST NATIONAL BANK OCEAN CITY, N. J.

For Your Fall and Winter Needs Come to Jones’ Men’s Shop. The latest in Stetson Hal.; Caps, Sweaters,-Underwear and Clothing. * Oar ready-madt Suits and Overcoats are a guaranteed fit, at prices that Wfl surprise you in these H. C L days. * Jones’ Men’s Shop

Ocean City, N. J.

804 As bury Avenue,

Next to Title and Trust Co.

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MATTHEW J. RYAN Commission Merchant Planter, Wholesale Dealer and Shipper of Maurice River Cove Oysters Salt Oyster*. Qaasa, , Snapper*. Crabs Both Phones Dock SL Market, PUk.

Cottage Renting My Specialty Booses and Lots For Sale M. M. SOFRONEY REAL ESTATE <£ INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC SEA ISLE CITY. NEW JERSEY

New Series o! Shares Now Open Su Isle City B. 4 L Association T»ik It VTvr with any ml lho Dtnctora or -j, WAYNE M. STRUTHER8,

Over $14,000,000 in trust funds The record of the real and personal property handled our Trust Department recommends tills company as a capable executor, administrator and trustee lot

A RELIABLE BUILDER H. A. DEERY Contractor, Carpenter and Builder Jobbing in Aii Its Branches SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

HARRY F. KRAISS Carpenter and Builder

JOBBING A SPECIALTY Estimates Promptly Furnished SEA ISLE CITY, NEW JERSEY.

Build Now

The price of la tuber is bolding si an even market, and

every indication is that it will be years before there is a downward trend in pricea. Labor, too, will not reach a lower scale. Your Government urges yon to BUILD NOW. It's good bneiueee, to. EDWARD B. ARNETT

BUILDING CONTRACTOR

Both Phone* Sea Isle City, N. J

Iftn 1. 1880 $42,729.41 Ian. I. 1890 121,619.10 I. 1900 1.288.077.90 Ian. I. 1910 4.974.252.27 Jan. I. 1918 Over 14.000.000.00

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•ell foi his sbilitt. A. Catllon llildnlh, the nomincg k lias tvudiictcd hit office so efficiently during bib uty fwJdenta, generally, agiee tfi * it would l»e |»oo: || reganilesa of political lielirfs, to change now, nnd j hr aaid of Mend Tomlin, who ha.* been unde vt*i'> and now 4>k» foi election os sheiifl. Andre Orem* City attorney, i» inf'emiurntly qualified fi givUuvr training to fill tjir Auemblysbip A

Capital. Surplus and JUodlvidvd I'rehu. . $1,390,700.34

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