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CAFE KAY COfflTY TIKES, FjUDAY, HOVEMBEE 24. 1922

card of chosen freeholders COUNTY OF CAPE NAY NEW JERSEY

vs- ol.DINANCK iUc City , -- - .era nrd aMtsea, to aract poled and me win* thereon, with tha neoeaairy nllances. to and npon the Boulevard . i.dinr fEprv Ocean City to Seeahon ,d and (Tom that point to DeVaun n for the porpoee of tranamt*'^., ,-tricity thro-’cn and over arSa wiret supply heaL ilght and po*-.« to intd i lls, corporationa and mnnlcIpaU- . BE XT ORDAIN ED by the Oliu — “ imty of

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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND FOR

UNPAID TAXES

Cotlector’a Office, Upper Township.

November 15. 1312.

Notice U hereby giren that I. A. H. Sapp, collector of the taxlnr district of ’ 15>e«; Township. Cbanty of Cape May. New Jersey, pursuant to the authority ' the statutes in sue* - — —

Tided, will, on the

« made and pro-

Wth DAY OF DECEMBER, 1W2. at S o'clock In the aftertioon of that day. at the Tuckahoe- National Bank. In said tuln* district, expose for sale and seU the several tracts and parcels of land —“ — any part or parts

or the purpose, on

hereinafter a pool (led. o ** “*" sufficie * for the j

pald and In arrears to such person or per- —' — will purchase the same for the

and pay the tax lien Uiere-

AMEBICAK LEGION DINNER

OCEAN CITY—

Mora than 250 persons attended [

the American Legion dinner at the ”•'* ■H liETU liftltmllllAI

Ocean City Presbyterian Church, Seventh and Wesley avenue, od but Thursday night, according to esti-

mates given the TIMES.

Funds taken in from the meal will be given to the Legion post In Ocean City toward a building fund

quarters.

CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY

II bid for a shorter ,

t all poles erected 1 Company shall be neat and aymirical. and the length thereof shall be lens that >0 feet above the sur- :• of the used or Improved highways

. jaWMag — _ .ways. The said Company shall not imber mors of said public highway eeUon 2. % ySsisSraaffssisis

Any m ine aioresaio tracu or lots may

be rsdeenwd by the payment to the tm- „ erK - f* wer — danbtned. the tax collector, before the Emerg. Storm — aaML the amount due thereon. Csah Balance fMven under my band this ISth day of October 31. 1»22_

TREASURER’S MONTHLY REPORT To the Board of Commissioners:

. . . .... ... I submit the following report of oi an act ot tne Degisiaturv entitled "An _ Act for the Assessment and Collection of »nd Dteburaements during Taxes." approved April sth. 1303. and *be month of October. 1923.

acts -amendatory thereof and supplement-

^ThTmSd land and names of the per- ba,ance ln ^

— Sgalnsl whom the said taxe. have tob ^ r 1

1922_

the amount of the Taxes for 1922-12,<29.72

_ Taxes for 1921- 2.489.72

acr " „ Taxes for 1920- 2.292.89

Taxes for 1919-

AM Poll Taxes 1922 ite. 8 acres _ p ol , Taxe8 j 919

I 9.519.89

Marshal Mile John P. Cole. 47 acres at Head of

lot at Marahallviile

ana is acres at Xteelmantown Thomas B. Harper Estate, lot* Nos. 29. 31. block 11. Strathraere Christian Hoeffle. lots No*. 31. 33, 2S. 27. 23. 21. block 13: lot No. .. lot No. 1. block U;

tTT Poll Taxes 1918 iLio City Clerk Office

Interest and ecu _

51.33 Temp. Loans

Storm Emerg. ^ Mercantile Licenses

2.11 1.00 1.00 1.00

20.00 604.05 50.80 10.00

| Total . Disbursements 354.16

41.8$

City Hall 33.35 s - 55 Removing Gar12 48 bags 180.63 Discounts 1.141.10

10.71 printing and ISTf Advertising _

Interest on

Bonds r Police and Ufe Guards —

Contingent .

62.68 537^0

1.55

290.65 50.80

2,879.28 14.729.49

-.117.618,68 Dated November 8th. 1922. E. B. ARNETT. Treasurer. Audited and found correct. H. C. LOVE. Director of Revenue and Finance. Dated November Sth, 1922.

jnwroFiss ocem cm Miun PARTY IS HELD AT HOME OF THE BRIDE TO BE—SHE WAS ONE OF SEVERAL BEAUTIES OT THE ATLANTIC CITY PAGEANTWILL WED ‘'ON OF EXPRESS COMPANY OWNER AND WILL

LIVE IN HOKE TOWN.

OCEAN CITY—

Miss Marion Steelman, who was Miss Ocean City in the Atlantic City Pageant, has announced ber engageto W. Chester Ferguson, a Junior partner In the Ferguson ExCompany, of Ocean City, and who resi les at 1044 Asbury avenue. Miss Steelman lives at 431 Asbury

avenue.

“It came about like this,” Mies Steelman confided to a representative of the TIMES, who saw the lady at her home on Wednesday afternoon, a few hours prior to the announcement of the engagement. The honor guest sat with her throat swathed in cloths and suffering from an unwelccme sore throat. 'Ches and I met when I was going to Ocean City High School, was a case of love at first sight and has been so ever since. We do not expect to get married for at least a year and then will piobably make our home here In Ocean City.' Miss Steelman blushed prettily as she spoke of the future. Asked for a reason for plunging into the matrimony, she said that one very important consideration was the fact that she would no longer bo botheied with proposals from sundry youths who witnessed her rising fame as Miss Ocean City when on the Atlantic City boardwalk. Popularity. of that variety, she termed as •‘tiresome.” And besides she and "Ches" are deeply in love, that being the main reason. Misses Lucille Townsend. Mae Hoffer, Josephine Maginnis, Sarah Smith, Sarah Goff. Frances Bovin and Cecelia Newcomer, were the guests at the announcement party.

Ocean City Personal Jottings

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS COUNTY OF CAPE MAY

NEW JERSEY PUBLIC NOTICE

Children of the Ocean City first i The loving cup presented to the grade and kindergarten are given a Chamber of Commerce of this city dally romp on the open sir parking for the best float In the Halloween space at Eighth and Atlantic avenue. I Carnival held recently here. Is on exF. Leroy Howe, advertising spec-1 hlbltlon at the-ofttce of the Secretary ialist. visited friends in Tuckahoe] 0 * the organization, at 803 Eighth

last Friday afternoon, and combined street.

business with pleasure while out of Miss Eugenia Brown, who taught the city. j.the Eighth Grade of the Ocean City Hubert Verhey, consulting en- grammar school during the Illness gineer. who lives at 839 Asbury ave- of Miss Boyle, is going to leave for was a pleasant visitor at the Boston, Maas., on Monday morning, new office of the TIMES, the latter: where she will secure a position as part of last week. I secretary to the president of the colMrs. Elizabeth Gandy. Mrs. Ever- i lege ' Irom wh,c h she was graduated. Ion Corson. Mrs. Freeman Risley and Durin S her stay in Ocean City, Miss Carl Rlsley visited Pitman on Wed-1 Brown res,ded at 810 Plymouth nesday, where they attended the Pl ace - with her father and mother. Sunday School Convention in session I The fami ly expects to move to Bos-

there. ton -

Members of the Veterans of For-^ ^ ex-service men of Cape May elgn Wars Drum and Bugle Corpe. Coun,y who are eIi KlbIe to become participated in a parade along As- ,en,b « rB of ‘he Veterans of Foreign bury avenue last Thursday night. V7ars ’ should apply at their nearest Later refreshments were served them po8t ' elth er a ‘ Cape May or in Ocean in the Haymaker's quarters. i Clt3r ' According to those already enSamples ot artl.tle Cb.l.lmmi e.,S, '» "" torelf» ■w b, at tbe Ocean Cl.r ct.c, "" ■<»"• * ot tbe TIMES In tbe Knebn bulla. blt . br Aw lug. Eighth atreet and Atlantic ave- *"' b m ™ Mo ate abl. to noa. Thar, are aom, aplendld dA bU ’' * "' 1 *"* b “ “ w ‘“ “• signs lo choose Item and mag b. ae- ar “" * b ' 1 b “*' b “ >n "’ ■ boald

cured af very low cost.

The Intersection of Eighth street |

' j to Maurice L. Wriggins. Leader. Flr« i Department. City Hall. Ocean City.

and Asbury avenue in this city has been completed insofar as resurfac-

Mrs. Hazel Bussum entertained n

^ ^ ^ party of her friends on Friday even* lni“l, concerned. ■£. Tld'w^lTn (!”* lb b0n " b * r “ U1 <U ’ r D »“- blocba .... taken up and new or ‘"‘•J” ‘“"‘T" 1 r " r “ b, ““ U

halt mmd one, put In their Plaee. I! n , ,bb 1 *“ •“ Tb. Abtln. work hu been oompleled : ‘''" ,nM “ W "' 1 *

with the oaceptlon of putting In a 1 Tb«e who attended were:

small amount of Ur dllor. j * bd ««•■»>• ='*”“>

Thomas Everlngham, M. Wiesanthal,

A number ot tealdenU along Cen- Jo ,, pll Brackl W . tut and Wealar .Y.duea.rd between I nennei,, AddUon Sharp, At-Twent.-mib and Twentr-lrlb atreet F l,™, Rob ,„ are about to pmillon the elt, ot |aml u. w „ t „ A1 ,„ Mr >na M „ deem! Cltg to conatniet > atreel Hotn| l..,,, Mnl Coo ,

along the two thoroughfare

It Is!

Members of the Wildwood football

» OF CHOBEN FREEHOLDERS COUNTY OF CAPE MAY NEW JERSEY NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 1 bid* will be received and opened a regular aoeeUng of the Board of eea FreefcoldenM Cap* Max County be bald In tbe Board Room. Court May <»£, I*. A. wMb rrtnfwvrd

NOTICE OF SALE COLLECTORS SALE OF UNPAID TAXES ON REAL PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY, IN THE COUNTY OF CAPE MAY, IN THE

STATE OF NEW JERSEY

PUBLIC NOTICE 1* hereby riven by Edward B. Arnett Collector of Taxes, of v ,. . hBr( . hv -A v . n thaf trnirA Tbe aty of Sea tele City, to the County of Cape May. In the State of New Jereey. Notice is hereby given tnat seaieu ih.1 he will offer and azpooe for aale and aell at public aale on the ianda, tenement*, bids will be received by tbe Board hereditament* and real eMale. in The City of Bea lie Cltr In the awnty ot Cape of chosen Freeholder* of the County May. In tbe State of New Jersey, hereinafter listed upon which the taxes for 1313. . _ Mav f or ,K e construction Of 1»» and 1321 remain unpaid. In order to make tbe amount chargeable acalnot sold °‘ Lape stay, lor tne construcuon oi -- * t day of July. A. D. 1322. as computed to the folio win* UsL together a bi.dge across Grassy Sound Chsn- . *a>d amount, at the rate of I per cent, per annum to the da^ «. nel. Including Strauss Bascule Draw tke.eoM and v °' “St^T 8p«>. Craosotsd Timber Treetle and

Abuim.r.Ui with Gr.r.lml Appmatb

* by the creation and enforcement of lien* thereon (Revision of es on Sand Fill, on the line of the i «SIerf. m * 0<N * W, * , * er ' P ^*" “‘■ eU " " 4 ' npphB ~"* a North Wildwood to Burleigh Rood

-™ tusAo aowt wui taiupbiuBe at the city Hall, corner of Ariadna atreet and in Middle Township. Cape May beauty expert

avenue, in Tbe City of Bee Isle City, in the County of Capa May. to th* County. N. J.. and opened and read State of New Jereey. on - — —

MONDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF OECEMBER, A. D. HP* at the hour of two (2) o'clock in the afternoon of sold day.

1319 **

Ubttaiwtbob tbst tb. prop.rtf own,™ , !rae w , lh t6 , a , .laud ready to bark up th. more Sotmo, warrior aggregatloo, U, a atraot, mid reprel.lt, tbore wbo : . TCnl „ t , or „ „ ho] „ u oporeta automobilre i IoottaI1 c 5, raplon , t , Pi s.turo,, J. Ktnao, la now handling tbo | doreatad the latter menttoned achool reel estate department for the Sea-! the tune of 20 to 6, and mainside Realty Company, of which John talned a lead which the Wildwood Pontlere. Is president. Kinsey ] ‘e*m has not been close to loe>ug comes to Ocean City from Phlladel- throughout the entire season. Tha phia. where be was identified with game was played on tbe Wildwood the Mutual Trust Company. He is grounds. Ocean City is a class C very much Impressed with the pro-1 school and has not been defeated in greaslveness of thla resort, and in- ‘hat particular class to date. Totends becoming a permanent res!-' morrow Ocean City plays Egg HsrdenL ' bor team on the Ocean City home

I grounds. On Thanksgiving Day. tbe

Binging won't cure obesity, says home team will play Pleasantvllle at

What he really Pleasantrille. for the Class c cham-

l^° l b|'lt''cape 0 meant Is that obesity won't cure | plonshlp. Last year P-vllle won that Cape May County. N. J., on Tuesday. Maging. I championship from Ocean City.

' 5th. 1922. at 12 o'clock :

tor H. Becker.

EDWARD B. ARNETT.

loefor ot Tb* ntr ot Bom lato City, to the County of Ceya May. New Jorary.

I*** 821.33 $24.17 Drawing*, specification* and forms 12.18 18.78 17.4* of bid. contract and bond for tne n iz ii os Propoeed work, prepared by R. Penio!si dall Smith. County Engineer, and ap14.24 15.70 proved by the State Highway Comia n 11-' mission, have been filed in tbe office 1M.48 81.84 ot the said engineer at Marmora, 88.81 mil Cape May "■ounty. N. J.. and of said •i ii 8ut * Highway Commission, Tren*2.17 30 44 “»“• N- J- and ““I' h* inspeeted by 28.'48 31.(2 prospective bidders during business 388.05 867.3t( hours. Bidders will be fnrnlsbed 4< - M 1J3 m w, ‘h a copy of the specifications and 181.ii blue prints of the drawings, by the 30.02 Engineer on proper notice, and a deJo il jm si P®* 11 ° r *25.00. which will be re81.81 ei’ci funded upon the return of the plans *5.40 and specifications in good condition. »t at B,d " ,nu, ' t 1,6 made on th ® ■t*nd2127 ard proposal forms in the manner! 87.84 34 25 designated therein and required by the apeciflcations. must be enclosed 13.84 lliti * n seai' J envelopes, bearing the nama n!n 1 a n d ad drew of bidder and name ot 8®.76 bridge and road on the outside, sd- ” „ dressed to The Board of Chosen Free42.13 4»!34 holders of the County of Cape May. 3*-i* ‘j-je N. J.. and must be accompanied ny a i*».°o «34 certiflcate from a surety company MiH and a certified check for not leas lo.I*! than ten (10) per cenL of tbe amount bid provided said check shall not be lean than 6500.00 nor more than 820.000.00 and be delivered at the place and the hour above named. The standard proposal form is attached to the specifications, copies of which will be furnished on application to engineer. By order of The Board of Cho*en Freeholder!* of the County ot Cape

May. N J

IRVING FITCH. Clerk. Sea Isle City. N. J.

Ask us about— SUPER X The famous WESTERN shotgun load which extends the range 15 to 20 yards WALLACE & SON, Inc. Oppo.it. City Holt OCEAN CITY

Lionel Electric Toy Trains, $5 Up SPECIAL SALE UNIVERSAL VACUUM CLEANER $45.00 3/2.50 S.f Attachment. FREE GOOD UNTIL CLOSING HOUR DEC. 24 Universal Electric Company 701 Asbury Avenue Ocean City Chriitmai Tree SeU. $1.30 to $2.50

pa wf If *»*vvAr ‘bat Ocean City is having the greatest boom that has ever been experienL/O I OU rvnow ceJ in this State? The world at large knows it, and the wise ones, the deep thinkers, in their analysis of it, recognize that it will continue until the R. R. short line is an assur- —) f—A. rtrei new hotel completed; the golf couroe in operation and a dozen large private and civic projecU carried through. And-Kiten-ALL THESE THINGS ARE ABSOLUTELY “GOING OVER.” <J NOW make a quick, careful purchase, and you will rarely reap a handaome profit within a few month*. Other* are doing it, why not you? 4J Our office ia the oldeat established in Ocean City (28 yra). We have always tried to make our client.' interest., our own. RA A. Edward* Write US for information on such an investment ITiasSCy OL LAlWoTUS

Ocean City, N. J.

Write us for information It will be gladly sent you.