! K4.Y t

SHERIFF’I SALE

•*■* forth

jf Un. of A\»K«' ^ caaiitj

•to of Nr» J^-rx j. bom

*1 / 0 bS**nln« *t the E- l^w. o' SSn. ami 13th M. S. I- no ft. b* s. E. _J«U Rrtn- mU » otMi 40, fcr*. l£ aszi .. Belat luU 14 _ , 6 „ B3 a ^c. a, too if mid aiort»•*'<! pr*tuiw> t* not Betotri to mtlify the drbt. lutrmt 1 scats, thru iv«ch KnmS lBipr.«ru»ruI ado of Uit Av.iim Dcirtotimrn! tjjm03, heM as coliatfral aiUi •»>- mill

' i Um bst < of 1124-0 *111 U — •* —- unto tfcr mid rom-

■ , -tJU*'- Ix-ach frxil ■PdMBrwmait l-ondi glvrii by ihi A*-k*i Ip .jpttrjopinrut Com^uiy to^Vi'ayuc^.’imetiMi ‘ -le''^? 1 ‘,{' U A > -ili7 “lind '^-IW tor^lOto

; A-MI1 and A-i/12 for *165 rycli.l

' J 1rr deerrr >. MJ78A0.

Shrriir. frra to or

■ly an br ooUl »«ili -rt dpul claim* •Ins- Jan--t!irr *itli intriTsi and

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to^^T^'-n rsst ,,, ' w8.

HEAD TOMLIN. 8h«Iff. D*'./•<! June 22. 1021.

1 B. Nixon. Solv. <t-?«.4tpf«a.o

CRDINANCC

s trf^tbo Cu^ol f’tha City ' '

SOth day of Noity of the losal Sea Uie City. I rW

t»a\ lale City aciulre

last cr works for »up-

_ — the J abac »nd islv-.l f of th‘» tuunleiiadlty and its ti

the said City o! Sea 1st Board of Ocmiaissitroei fslnasoe (which n-mains ui.

r actiulrinjr a watei plant t ’ the InhaMUnts of the City of ‘6 City with wt.-s for public and oaes together with the real >im 1 property, rlybta. Interesu and its In connection therewith, uid

. -j Cllr ot gea

Jommlssionrrr has cost of acoulrlns

.. plant or works, incled- _ personal property, machine-y. ins. plugs lo.errata, right* and • ond aU^ neotasai; ajulpmimt 1 the. etc and the oobt ol the issoKinds should and would not e»sum of J5t.000.li0 for supplying r tbs public and private uses of

r, therefore

alnanoe antho.-txing th - issuin.oonor of the City of Sea isl* Otj, r Jerseytn^tha asgmgate^ tumclpal *Oy COHH1SSIONKHS SA J8US Cl TV IX> ORDAIN: ... Hon 1. Bonos of the City of Sea t City, a municipal corporation *" ■y Je-»e>. in the aggregate urine 1 of 455.00 .00 and to h; knoari ter Supply Bonds, are hereby ruthor- |. - tp be issued purrasnt to - prdvlsicna of an act of Ccytslatur* of New Jersey, entitled. - to .v-.thorlie and rewuiate the • of bonds and - ther obligations . * -*- yneas by-

re. t'm-n. governed

tmont ooumn-.-ior." ap- — 22. -• S:anu the amend- ■ thereor. Satu bonds shall be 1 June I, UU. end shall bear in- ‘ at the rare of six per centum per l Payable semi-am.ually on June 1 DeoetsVier 1st. of each fear, nnd inhered »rom 1 to 110 inUus.'ve. ‘tall be of the dencndnatlou b and shall mature il.OOC.OO — Juno 1st. 1SI3 to 1S». in«i *2.0Md« each year on June, o UU in elusive. J- That th* monev to be . by said bonds shah be applied s oust of acquiring or constructing nt or wcrlu, including real and «al property, msebinery. pipe*, v pluga interest, rights and easeand all necessary equipment and • payment of the incidental costs tpenaes and for the payment cf a teramlaory note issued b- said City — Uto City l> - order to temporary ftn- » a part of the Incidental expense aatd note being dated and luatumu: die ainoun: as follows r Date Maturity- Amount *1 n, UU Or demand I 530.00 •On 2. That the period of u-e-a <f the properly which lias been •tee in 'his ordinance within the f said act is forty years. Tfc-.t n supplerr.entai dtbt not re-luired to be fll.d by —» of Chapter lie. Laws of I»» of i State ©f Now Jersey, because Iht * sale of the bond- t»irdinsnce. are lor the e given to temporary nta 1 roenses and for —w portinute price of a r supply system. IRVINQ FITCn. _ H. C. LOVK. M. M SOFRONKT. Comniiaektnera Wed July IStb. 1»H. 1 JOHN 1.. klAHKK. City Qrfk. ICoipo’r.-v S-.sJ)

“SABBATH BIT” NOT SUNDAY Modem Writer* Display an Amsxlnfl Carelesanesa In Th^r Mituaa of the Words. In EnjfiUh tnere Is not e more definite worn that, anobeth. yet It la caed with on auailng carelcssnew as a synonym fo - Suntloy. The writers and transistors <f the New Testament use aabhaih tor’«ctJy, says a writer In a* Brooklyn Engle. li la always Hebrew and In no Instance Ir It associated with the New Testament aiKpenwitlon—now unlrer sally kbowo as Christianity. Jndebd the bfiostJes were severely rebuked by the Jews for breaking the sabbath. Christians cannot break the "abbath. for they do not have It to breafc. Sabbath and Suoday are observed on separate days, but this It not necessary. as astronomy shows that the IJeoUty of days from year to year Is Imposslbl , since the year and day are Inc itmensurable. The leap years show nat any given date varies a day; even this does not correct the dates, as other corrections—the cettUriel leap years—become necessary. Tliere Is a still deeper reason for dl*- j ccrdlng die severity of the sabbath, namely, onr seven-day week is count .-d thousands of years older than •he book of Geoeals. Evidence Is very ■urjog that il was founded on quartering the sidereal month—the "true lacnth." Long before anything even tpprnacblng astronomy arose roan noticed that the moon slowly moved Into another group of stars each night, and br rough eye measurement, completed b*T revolution In 28 days—“the 28 mansions of heaven*' of the Culneee at-d Japanese.

COVERED HEADS iff CHURCH Before the Year. Ififit Men Old Net Remove Their Mata Durtr.. Religious Services. * About 1C61 an agludon commenced to have men remove their bats in rimreh—Pettys makes gentle fun of IL Tlie euo-ojii was first to remove the h»t to cover (lie eye- in prayer, and laier It wri taken off altogether. rhe introduction of the wtg helped the custom—for It proved difficult to keep one's hat on over a tousled mass of false curls. Tills also ted to large hats with plumes going out of riyle. Then. Instead of wearing Data In•timrs, men vent to the other extreme, si'-! often carried them In their hands wl -r. out of doors. The Puriraui In Kt gland contlutod to wear their Lrmui-br'aimed hats, oowever, Induora an 1 ouL Hen’* hats and clothing were changed with the FYei.ch Revolution: u-lg* went out and then with the rite of Napoleon, dre** becan.e military hi style In during the Restoration period, arose the “stovepipe hat." and hn-eches, at the aamc time bepm to be wljrn to the ankle.

I July nth, ;sp.

Our Job Work Advertises Itself

i Ajft-ertlhing I

Ipful t*

tollers.—Erasmus

fiacip* far Good Mnr.or/. ,f * fco facts of history- ‘nterratita I dtamatlc. *<-andal<>u»-right off th At vlthout g axitnt-ofs besita'.ioc. • How do you rnanaje to maembs il thaae thin; i. Reoer Inquired be

Then Rose <-Huie back with t

SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT FOR EAR MADE PUBLIC Sum* te B« Received From State Mon Hi In Varioue Cap* May County Ota trlcti for th* New School Y*«r

a»mle* .- id the interest or oyrplii* revewur paid by th ■ county tor the- v-heot y wr tMat.inlng Jutr I. mi. Ti.- rwllroed ux f .nbuled will be based jpea

IT.* ap wtioniuen'. Is • ivaton . ■ Cap* *:«y ——— May Poir.t H-nn'a Township

_A 1.700.14 _ 1S.S7I.1I saLM _ U.Wl.tT _ 7.70S.lv - 14.W4.if

iooaa City tow tale city _ U»t>» Harbor __

West Cape May _ W«« Wildwood .. Wndwvod

_ T.toOtt - 4.510.01 -•*.00 . 2L1S0.CI

ARTISANS WILL HAVE DAY AT WILDWOOD —I*ir«to>\ August 50th. to AHlaalu Day at Wild Rood. Wfc-O U-twvee S.JW and 4.«»1 nn-SDtoFN. of th* Art Iran order of Mutual ITotvctioo, of fhltadephla, WB1 Vtidt t’e rvattrt Street i-arede, beaded by a *«iaa-tr-five p.ro- i»nd wtli b- a feature of

ST. eOSLPHI R. C. CHURCH

s> Ji of (July, and i

10 A. ML

during th* i at »» * Forty

A choir Is now being organtoed, an will atrw te* the first tiree oc Band. - day* befcre First FHdays at from 4 4 P. M. and T to * P. M. f and > o'clock.

tettan •

t 7:53 o'clock.

D- C.. will return to htadiomc on I aftar a most eoyoyabl* vac* tit here with hfe aunt*. Mrs. Jam. Twobwy and Mr*. J. C. Oal'.en

MRSFIAH LUTHERAN CHOitCH

UOI A. M Barmm -t*. 'Three Kinds of Qtvtos." 81* p. M„ Sermon. "Salratloo.

Preaching In th* First M. BL tTmivh t 11:00 A. M, and *d» P. M, by the pastor. W. H, Luther.

How Old A.-mcr Wa* Mad*.

\nclcnt armor cost money. A compi re Iron suit of exdutlve design oi'.cht “stick" the pat-chaser for as tniich na $1,000. which waa a great su o In those day*. Baronial guntlemen, however bad their own profes*li na! armorers to turn out such tcr-tal garment*. The common soldier* went to battle with nothing better to pr-sect them than leather Jerkins and *f< H cape. Recently samples were taken from a dozen of.ancient piece* ar J put through a chemical and micro--i<*ipl(*l examlnadoc by experts In or d.'e to find out something atiouf how tli* stuff was mfide. • it was founu fhat all the pieces thb« tcared were tnidle from ve-y pure wrought Iren, converted Into steel by the old “ceraentarton” proeesa. The original Uao w*s produced m .c'i like our modern wrought Iron. It wts carbonised hammered Into sheet* and the sheets wrlyi utgether. Tlie whole waa 'hen hsmm-red Into shape whl!-; ' tried end plunged into vkler, .-na -'ro

during the flna! hardening. Rcligleb in Everyday Llfa.

The wide*j>read in.pres*lon that re-! 1-rioo to a thing of life apdit and not an essential part of profitable life to at the bottom of all our social prob- i tefoA Were The people laugh!, nut i merely preached to on Sundays, hut ! taught in ari-ooi from infancy to old age. (list to deal Justly, to be kind ■ and grufrous, and to revere the pow-1 cr* above earthly powces, ou.- sedal affairs would soon anrutrw. or approx- : Imatc, the c-indliloris contemplated by j the Master. In tbeve more endght »ned tUtica men want to know the valuo of -ellglon as a personal assxi in life rr.ther than a prcniisefd ar>«ur- ! arc;- of peace sad comfort after •b'Kth. An occaslonkl aermon oc the.' v,| Pe of religion as a pc-vocal asset HtelaLd hualncM life would he'

Frla** Alharf la •sU /» ereyy -W La**| tHyrarf ct*^

Buy a pipe— and some P. A. Get the joy that’s due you! We print i' right here that if you lon’t knew the “feel” and the friendship of a joy'as jimmy pip?— GO GET ONE! And—get sbme Prince Albert and bang a howdy-do on the big smoke-gong { For, Prince Albert’s quality—flavor—coolness— fragrance—is in a class of its own I You never tasted such tobacco i Why—figure out what it alone means to your tongue and temper when we tell you that Prince Albeit can’t bite, can’t parch! Our exclusive patented process fixes that! Prince Albert is a xevelat ion in a makin’s dgare'tel My, but how that delightful flavor makes a dent! And, bow it does answer that hankering! Prince Albert rolls jtsy and stays put because it is crimped cut And, sa/—oh, go on and get the papers or a pipe! Do it right now! Munge Albert iAe national Joy moke

Place your securities in the hands of a trustworthy financial caretaker

For abavlutc a.fMy Of principal and 1b* lRa» PO*- W* cm* <*tum. which I* b*1t*i: A on* man •ervlo* tl xt (tope nit* entirely upon th* Integrity and buslitoax Judgment of an individual? O', a ecrvtce rendered by **v*rel minds, and back** rot orly ay their unfed hontoty, fait by th* security of * state-and-f*d*yal-s'jp*rvls*d tnatltotlon? And, If both typAs ot aarvlo* are of tha *am* cost, ton’t it *>' Wire* to aetoct an axp*ric><ced Trust Company to manage your sactrritn*? Y««l And that t* why The Safe-Keeping Account . ~o aarvlc* rendereo by *hl* Treat Company—Is bacomlng In-

<.*a»ingty popular with security manajer.jem lirvtoaaton** «"(• *>'“

as* who trivel. retired bualnMa m*«.

Ttw SAFE-KEEPINO ACCOUNT I areei. coH—* sort of flr^ncial oecrelary that toavas tham as carefree at children. Further information cheerfully given

CAMDEN\§AFp/DEPOSiT ATRUST COMPANY

Depo*its $ iC.Oiy'tOOO

224 teoeRAL STREET, CAMDEN. N. J. Trust Fund* $15,000*000

Mr. and Mrs. H. A. rwety are

—a ton pound boy. boro July «h. Th* ttw arrival has bean named Paul-

Avoid Disputes

THLRE IS NO DISPUTE ABOUT PAYMENT WHEN YOU SETTLE BY CHECK— RESIDES IT IS SAFE. CONVENIENT AND ECONOMICAL. CHECKINQ ACCOUNTS OF EITHER LARGE OR MODERATE SIZE ANE INVITEE.

Ocean City Title and Trust Co. ! OCEAN CITY, N. A

HERMAN R. ,FEHRLE Bowling Alleys POOL, SHUFFLE BOARD, and CIGARS, TOBACCO and CANDY

SEA ISLE CITY

BOARDWALK

. Quality v Grocer ff» , 'Sea Isle Ctty,K.J. i

New Series of shares Now Open Sea Ide Gty B. & L Associatioo Taik It aver wit!, any *f Uw Director, ar WAYNE M. ETRUTHERB,

MATTHEW J. RYAK CoraBUMkn Mtnkut HMter, Wholesals DmIk and Shipper of Meorke Hirer Core Oy.ten sut Oyetere, ra—, towen. (tot.

nee* SL Mufeet.

THE ELECTRIC GCOOYEAR WEl - T •HOE REPAIRING •YfiTEM Work Dong Whll* You WaH GOOD SERVICE BE8T MATERIALC Wa Qiy* You a Quality Job Vincent Assaiante IB Italia fit. Sea lal* city

A reliable builder a. DEERY Contractor. CarpoaUr tmi BoMar Jobiring in Ah Its 2r%ntbm | SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.