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PUBLIC NOTICE Nolle* of REOISTKV AND ELECTION

•he Boor* of R*«i*trr . aid (Or •yott *l«*»on tf BOROUGH OF WOODBINE i he County of Capo May. Stale of Now . . rwy. will meet TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1S22 at • he hour of 1 o’ dock In the afternoon . Hi remain In ■aaoloti imUl » o’clock j n th. cvenln*. ft>r U» purpooe of rei-Uln* nix! correcting the original rtclitrrs or : .,k thereto the name* of all p*r*o>.. .milled to tba rtohl of cuffrage and . raalng tborafrom the name of any peraon ho after a fair opportunity to be heard, rimll be ehown not to be entitled to vote. In Hint election-dletrict. at **-

.lection-

Notice U hereby given, that Ine board of registry and election will meet at the following designated places: Borough Hall. GENERAL ELECTION General election win be held on Tuesday. November-fta. ira, for the purpoac - • — — »*- e follow-

CAPX HAY COITNTY TIMES, SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

MONTHLY SUMMARY FOR

y— «£SX?Z LtE, and ouL ^

p-lnted InaHc

GAPE MAY COUNTY FARMING NOTES'

l \^" n of flow authorised for Sewer n-

WMrtoek^T 1 R**"' ol loU 23 and A COLUMN EDITED BY J.

inner*, for three years. Member Small-Board holders, far two year*. Member Small Board of Chosen Freeholders, for on* year. One May«r> . ' " ' Two Concllmen. for Three Year*. One Tax Collect o'. On* Tax Assaasor. One mortice of the Peace.

’ e CoastaM*.

that the board of

low mentioned on the above day. oom-nu-m iny at ala o’clock te the morning, ckwinjc at seven o'clock in the evening.

ABSENTEE ELECTORS

election shall make application lelal neBot to the Municipal uaSSrisa

o to the HHUon d with

L. C. ABRAMSON, Borough Clertc.

Pair*.

i w 5l! t £. ta iyj? e *' 1 for P«rt» i. block 47 It niuhorlaed

Expenditure*: • i.V-£sr2F' I n,cb *•!-»:

?,• •C™ n . 00.00: \\. Strvena Jr. S>0i*>-

Q. P. Smith. K.00; e'. Iahv. Treasurer Rink. I2.M1.M: R. Hllr*.

ia*lde all fairly promising «ar». putting them all together to be Belccted | Uter for the best ten In oltbcr yellow, white, while cap and flint corn. Every grower of corn and potato*® should make It a point to see ^ one or more of the executive corfr-

, ‘ mlttedmen and urge him to put Into STACKHOUSE, COUNTY AGBI-' execution a plan that will result in CULTURAL AGENT, ESPECIAL- a KOod “Miy corn show that will rv rttre traw ..,,,.1. . ,aler allow the best corn and Its exLY FOB CAPE MAY CCUBTTS hlbltor to g0 t0 the Xrenton 8how , n

FARMERS AND THEIR UTER- January.

Somebody's Miss Fortune I >7?” "And when you told him I was "Yes." replied the other. ' married." said the girl who had he was Tery sorry—although he Jilted him, "did he seem to be sor-* not know the man personally."

Toner. *6.00; H. C

Inc PUa *15.00;

State Department Again Inoculates

1

10.95: Diamond* linic I'ompenv C. Krouse. *1o.*0 : j. M. Somei*.

. Bum*. JSf 4f

Horses

c _ . , cv The Bute Veterinarian, Dr. Crouse.

I*" 1 " c ‘»« "“Mr ■“«

- .j* * „ m .,. „• r J Co " ,y *“ P"™ 1 "»» *«*»- oo" : rn^. v et *7 0, ‘ »'*: J - Denneit: ‘* oard ot Agriculture considered hold- | ng -porage Poisoning.” This !$■ ‘ n * *• 1 Co ; | n * nd Sh0 » at t,le makes a total of 263 horse, inocul.t-

pbone Hijd reiw- Co.. *14.7*: Atlantic Annu “ Meeting In November. In ^ ^ dftte

, i'5i.rs;„ s SSvK c "' ^

Ga* utltlt I ,hat * nd 1,te P° ut0 Efowers

pity of Sea tale City. 1X4.*8; Jl. B. Campbelt. *,54>0: C. A. Fnnle. **5.00: eTL

Jr- *25.00 L. Hite*. *75.00: W.

J- * fS- R- H- Co.. *ia*.0X: J. Bum*. *5.60: W - '' riebu *6.00: Balto. Oar Appliance *25 “ f X- Co.. *15.65: HiUni-r. Jones and CedbUQ- Co.. *J*.n : National Meter Co.. JK.50: M. A. Hanna and Co..*S01.50; Eastern TeL and Tel. Co.. 53.00; Gaa Emtr. Co.. Trenton. N. J. *:.J0: N. fi Kline. *6.50: Crane Co . *?9.39: J. J. C.Hf- -- and Co. *282.*0; J. P. Delaney. Jr..

■: Cape May County Timer Co.. *1».1S:

Amerioan Raflway ExpreM. Co.. *1X7: a 8 Maxurie. *7.*4; C. Pfeiffer. *18.55: A. O. Bice and Co, *3.28: City of Sea Isle City. Wectrir Deportment. *1.58: Smith. Kline and French Co.. *10.5*: Reynolds Ga* Regulator Co, *10.4*: W. U D-Oller and F. C. Sullivan. Receivers IT. S. and Cuban AlMM Works Hmrr. Corpn, *148.50: A. M.

'”.*4; Maloney OU and Mfg.

PUBLIC NOTICE

REGISTRY AND ELECTION Pursuant to law. notice is hereto’ given it the Board of Registry and Elections and for every election district In CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY i he County of Cape May, State of New

Notice is

'''•»ing deeignatod pla r, ~* Ward -Cutrat

hereby given, un and eksraon will Mdgnsksd places:

tri Central .

venue and Garrtaea StresL

Second Ward—City Hall, LandU Ave-

* and Arisen* Street. GENERAL ELECTION

lion win be held on TuoeizlraZSHr'"--

’Vm*!l > »##rd sf Cbeeen Free rr*. for an* year. : J unices ef the Peace. FI ret Ward. Justice of th* Peace. Second Werd. in.! that the Nection officers will sit » board of election at the places m-nlloned on the above day, eocn.ng at stx o'clock In th* morning, ■ing at seven o’ctock In the evening. ABSENTEE ELECTORS eente* elector deslnag to vote at ' ’ • ral eiecUon ahaii make application o’licUl ballot to the MunlctpeJ w to the Cap* May County Board 'lone. If agMl 4toP&oation is’ Inees it shall have attached .. clan’s oertiState setting forth that l-entee elector’» nine** U such I* or win be unable to gu to the Place to esat hU ballot on election Ul applications shnU be filed with Municipal Otortt or with the County >f Elect Ion* not later than the ruesday preceding the day of the

Election.

JOHN L. MAHER. City Clerk.

could not make a creditable exhibit of their produce at the Fair, came too early for these crops. Cape May county can, and does grow, excellent corn and potatoes. In many cases these crops can be improved upon In strains of seed methods of culture and In freedom from the disease of "corn root rot,” known be in our local strains of corn. Corn root rot, in some seasons, does not greatly effect the yield, while under other weather conditions It will cut the crop more than 30 per cent. Reports of serious loss came from Ralph Schellenger, Green Creek, last

wr>. »».**: i nr uenocn liming co.. P ear and from E. B. Scull, Dias Creek. —w. -r*' «—• — *• lew

with the County I Jr - n 5 -®*: a. K. Grace. *77S.»8. in through seed selection, hence s

corn show with Its accompanying ed-

ucational features.

The Board of Agriculture has not decided upon premiums yet. but something attractive will be offered. Judging from the attitude taken at the last meeting. It has been mentioned that first premium for the bant ten ears of corn and also for the best peck of potatoes, there ahouid* be a i

& until • o'clock In .. pui poee of revtaf r the original registers

Water Utility

County Times Co, (HOC: A. G. Rice and Co, **.4(; Strathmore Lumber Co, ti.it: J. P. Delaney. Jr, *2(.55: C. A. Whittington. *120.00; J. Barbarla*. VanArtsdalrn. 57.20: ~ -

A M. rner*on. *12S.«S: DrL and and Tel. Co, *4.»S : Walker Coal Co, (471.1b: BenJ. Ford. *120.00.

September 13. '922

Estimate for putting streets _m street to Ferrand street In condition and bulk heading where necessary. *2.000. Quit Claim deed to lot No. 14. block

52 A. authorised.

Boardwalk lights. (Urge lights) to be ■hut off after September 17. 1*22.

Electric rate of ten cents per K. W. with mnlmum of *25.00 per month authorised for user* of mol or*. tco.ofl received from Upper Township _ wards coat of signs at Boulevard and Main Seashore Road. Expenditures:

ern Tel. snd Tel. Co, *250: Del. and Atl. Tel and Tel. Co, *1205: Cushman and Dennison Mfg. On, *2.25: John M. Watt* Son*. *1*4 00: Eastern Tel. and Tel Co, (21.9*: Frank Conway, *20.00; — "Tr?vvi r .;

120.00: 1

rstmaa. ** «

0TICE TO T1M1T CREDITORS Estate of Colemsa L Ghaaoe

i truant to th* order of Hsrry 8. 'Isss. Surrogate of the County of May. mafia on the eleventh fisy . A. D. I#t«. on the apilcn of the Mhaeriber. Executor 'd deceased, notice is hereby to the crofiitor* of said de■d to exhibit td the subscriber, oath or aftnaailon their and demands against tba es•f said deceased within six b* from the eleventh day of D. mi. or they will •fever barred of any action ii the subscriber, b'piember Ilth. A. V. 1*21. HARD W. ROBENBAUM. Executor. lAltU* K. LANDIS. JR, Proctor. *-n-*t-pf*16A4. fODIR EPISCOPAL CHURCH lla avenue and ArUdnt eUeet Franklin Bowen, Minister

IU Worahlp, Iffite A. U. and

»ih School. 1:1* P. »*. -f Meeting, Thuredoy.

val Mswiiaga wii: commenoe Usthodiat church, Sunday Oc-

Seoa. (It.MI: W. Wight. *25.00: L. Hcaten, 110.(0; I-orr Bros, **.25: C. A Jones, lit.00; L. Oastsldl, I3C.(0: H. Asscr. *11.40; R Short. 1*8.4*: W. Counllss. *2«.iS': C. 8. Maxurlr. **.40: C. A. Jones. 5I1J»: W. M. Struthvrw II.»0: Wm. Slruthers. I10.S0: W. M. Strulher. *1271: J. Wrisht. 110.00: W. M. P’rulhere. |I*.«.

G»» Utility _ L „

C. A. Finnic. *14.«: D. B. q»mpbelL *75.00: L. Hite*. Ilf.*4: Eastern snd TeL Co, II.0O: Wm. SIrulher MO to: W. J. and 8S. R. R. <'o. **1.0: W. Wright. (l.W; H. Asscr. »*.«n: Diamond Drug Co, *1.00; at) of Sea Isle City. Electrte IVnortment. 11.58: C. A. don^. *1.00: H. VanArCsdslen. I42M: F. Mood. t!.(0. E.

8. UcDcvItt. *7.00.

M. B. Main. 1*25.W: W. C^untta*. *:

Txive Bros, (1-U: F ‘

round trip ticket to Trenton daring Agricultural Week In January. eldentally the winners of corn and potatoes could take their exhibits to Trenton with them and exhibit them in the State corn and potato show

held there.

Now, at husking time is the time to start to select corn for the shows. If you wait to select from the crib, you'll get discouraged. Probably the easiest way to select corn Is throw

TfeeKTrcnm

Do not grasp at the stare, but do fife's plain, common work a* It comes, nertain that daily duties aed dally

M.M: Standard Oil

Os. JMI. “

W. Wrtj ■ —

Jonca, l

City ef —_ _ .

menu (1.(0: E. 8. 1 ---

Electric Utility

L. Heaton. *7J#: C. A. Joaca lll.J*. Standard Oil Co. of N. J, *14.17; M. Wriskt, *12*0: IVI. and AlL T -vn-t T. Co, *£V*: E. L. Urtci n. Jr, M5.00: H. V^ArtldilSi. *14.*": l«™ ,h *VS’ *92 70: Collector of Taxes IVnnl» Township. Cape May <\>, N. J, $2240.

City Engr. and Hulldlng inspector In-

structed to Inspect Pier. — am to be supplied

Lord Hough ton. HELPFUL HINTS. Canned pumpkin or a large quantity of pumpkin stewed may be kept during cold weather in a cold place. Even if fros-

spoll the flavor. If kept In a v.unuer place season well with salt and ■pices snd It win keep ■

few days or a week.

Honey should never be

in a cellar or

damp place, as it absorb*

pbere and will become thin, snd In time lose Its flavor or sour. Honey to

_ CastaIdl to he employed •* Electric (hoold be where salt trill remain '^SalvagTog wreckage from pier to be dry. When honey rrsnulates or canchargsd to Pier Co die* pot the can or utensil Into a larg-

er vessel containing hot water—n

The sections calling for this ser-

rice this time Were Green Creek, Dias Creek. Cape May Court House, Whitesboro. South SeavHle, Ocean View and Eldora. The men urging

to be brought together were

Ralph Schellenger. Ellis Thompson. I. A. Powell, H. W. Spaulding, Chas. Foster. Peter Somers and J. R. Cham-

bers.

No cases of the “Meningitis'' have been reported am. ng horses.

Rio Grande Factory is Working on

Pears

Kelffer pears are going Into cans now at the Rio Grande canning factory. W. H. Souder, owner, says he will take small or large amounts of Kelffer's and pay at the rate of |22

per toll.

Corn Variety Demonstrations Edward Phillips, of Cape May, fln- | ished weighing the various strr.lns of corn which he has grown the past J summer under like condltoas. The, results were striking In that there was so great s difference In the weights of corn taken from the vari-

ous rows.

Each row contained 80 hills. The row yielding the highest was Lancaster County Sure Crop, which gave 121 pounds. The lowest yielding row was 71 pounds. No further statements will be made concerning this demonstration at this time. Later, when E. B. Thompson. Goahen. who la carrying on a duplicate of the same demonstration, secures the results of his test, both plots will be compared. If the same varieties perform alike in both plots, fairly accurate deductions can be made. { J. A. STACKHOUSE. County Agniculture Agent.

COUNTY GETTING SHY

* i>

bridge over Grassy Sounds to the State Highway Department, snd that they had been approved by that Department and then sent to the War Department tt Washington, whose approval was expected this

week.

Freeholder Swain stated that the 2oO-year-old tree at Green Creek, which Is now dead, was on county road, and should be removed si county expense. This provoked considerable discussion. It being stated by some of the Freeholders that the tree was not on the road proper but on the shoulder and that tt was not up to the county to remove It. It finally decided to do the work at county expense, as tt is feared the county would be liable for any damage the falling of limbs may cause. Engineer Smith filed a report that the re-building of the underetrucof the Stone Harbor Bridge, by

a jon» B *'d U <'*dY.u»T Co, $2181 hotter than the hand can bear. If wa- Contractor Campbell, was now com M rTn Crane Co, ter la too hot it spoils the delicate pleted, and that the work was ap-

■ , — Hull ■ m fit, eotne It fhn J

Reaper-! full v submitted. JOHN I, MAHER. CIO 1 l-17«-$17.4t

aroma as well as the color. If the proved, honey Is In a can. place It on a block nf wood snd keep It from the beat of

th* stove.

Wbra traveling with bottles of vs-

Every American Store Stands as (he Guardian Over Your Table Expense Every advantage accruing from our more than thirty years of business experience, every factor made possible by onr buying power and distributing facilities is used in the furtherance of our established policy of giving you “the most of the best for the

least."

Yoor opportunity to save more money Gold Seal Oats f\ _

AsCO Pancake Flour Asco Golden Syrup

EACH for 25c

Sold separately or In any asortment you desire.

ASCO

BEST

ASCO

EVAP. MILK

PINK SALMON

PORK AND BEANS

can 10c

tall can 12c

can 9c

Asco Dried Beef

Sweetheart Toilet Soap

10c

4 £“ 19c

Sliced thin. Very tender.

Exceptionally big value.

WHOLE GRAIN

ASCO

HIGH-GRADE

RICE

NOODLES

TOILET PAPER

12 !b pkgs for |i.oo

22 Dkgs for |i.oo

30 rolls for $1.00

Fancy Selected Ydlow £ Onion* 3 & &C Basket (25 Ibi) 41c

Ton’ll Ta*te the Difference !

Asco Coffee

Buy freely at this price

lb 29c

BEST WHITE

Potatoes Ja*. 6c Bushel (60 On) 90c Sold by weight only.

The biggest coffee value sold today.

Gold Seal Flour

/SCO

Cocoa Xu,,. 15c

& ,b 49c

A very nourishing and eco-

nomical beverage.

An all 'round family flou of

Henhey’i Cocoa, % lb can igc

exceptional merit.

N. B. C. Zu Zu's Graham Crackers Vanilla Wafers pkg 5c

SOAPS Palmolive Ivory Lifebuoy

,20c

N. B. C. Fire O'Clock Teas Lorns Doones Social Tea Biscuits

10c

Daily Reminders

H54o Tender Sweet Pea* ._««> 12V*c Asco Soar Krout_blg can l2Vic Asco Cora Flakes p*k 6c Asco Farina Dkg 10c Alaska Bed Salmon. can 25c Ascc Peanut Bntter, turable '‘ 9c N. B. C. '’hoc Revere Ck* lb 25c N. B. C. anaparoon Cks 21c Asco PLced Bacon Dkg 17 c Af~o Baking Powder ® c » n 17c /sco Cider Vinegar bo* 16c

BIG CALIFORNIA Maty Prunes », 19c Small pits. Fine flavor.

RICH CREAMY Cheese , b 27c Try ■ pound. Ton'll like it

Mother Likes Candy Hershey's Choc Kisses— lh 89c Choc Coveted Mints &• 39c Delirions Peanut Brittle Pk* 10c

VICTOR BREAD

Made of the purest Ingredient*.

6c

nes Just as good as it

LANDIS AVE. AND ITALIA ST.

SEA ISLE CITY

CGARD OF CHOSEN FUEEHOLDEUS rjinw liquid*, dip the corks In melted ; COUN Jc J’^Bsev MAY pars mu and there will never be any

new JEHsav i,« klIlf 0 f th( . contents.

public notice \\’h«l making meringue for pie. take ' Notice Is hereto given lh«t the AOantlc a tablespoonful of cold water for such 1

iiV^etiUon io ceg white; this will Incresse tht quan- ;

r 4^!?' of (Tiosen FrrehoWre v'***7 i tlty without changing the quality. 1

i i he

K limn (Vean City l

the Ere shore Bred •"'i from i tot peW to l>ral( we ||. This will keep the meringue DeVaul's Run. tor the mirpore of erecting , . .T ...

,i— , n e Mirins.ng (rtres Ihereshi over

tortl to Uinsmll .to-lrW'IK t ,c "

ose of supplying heal, light snd Poser rTndtvS corooretUm* snd munlel(ha Bald Brerd of Ctloeen 5 re^iotoer*. «.

tto Ctoiri Hou*». *' <'■{“ r * u JJ fttl of sirup, oue f*-«.*|K>oriTul of 1 "•^fL^JSJSreJr * “ Nr. >HV taMsaponofu] uf lemon Juice.

When the meringue l* rpsdy add n mltapoonful of baking powder

from shrinking or filling when token

from the even.

Fruit Mines Ms.—Ken through the meat chopper one cupful of stoned pi uue*. on* cuptul-of sliced apples a ublesponnful of reeded rslolns: add onehalf cupful of M«ur. one tsbleapoon-

■taeh of the Board of Chosen FI <7-21 • 331-85 "* | , , KE£*UH LUTHEHAS CHURCH Htre. B. 8. Die*. Pastor. Her, Ire# for next Sunday

follow*;

10 00 A. M . Sunday School 11:00 A. M, Sermon. 'The

Fnast."

g;oo P. M . Sermon. "Char fhe pastor goes on Monday

■ little at the grated mu. un*-*ightl> of a tenapomful of e tors, uoe-’hlv) of o ten spoonful each of ctiinsason ami salt, i 'oak a.l gently for bu'f an hour, adding more prune ;*lre If nto moist enough. This maser s large pie.

■j attend the annual meet-

i nTHoMiiir feOaOttM

ay b a good bank. Security ' anon. Pa. ». cm!*.,-, .n, r»« iu|im P '"” T "‘

adiertUetoent. If. emn Synod

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