CAR MAT OOUSTT 1008, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1883

Pa*e Thm

ml Houb' TaewUr ' fth. at 3:30 P: M.

• Bertha Mornhlnwe* qmnt 1 holidays with friends

, retnrnln* to Sea > Monday eveainc.

[if Sea Isle City

Struthen returned

mday from an enjoyable holiday It with relative* In Pitman, N. J.

to James K. Scull, scent

the West Jersey and Seashore here, Sea Isle City had up (1 January first, received seven more of coal than the allotment resort by the Fuel AdtrlnlaThls places Sea Isle Cityjn mnks of the few fortunate places

iherp coal, though scarce, has al-

1 jays been obtainable.

R. H. Woodrow, of Philadelphia Isle City, is the moving

Vera Muller spent an enlo ^ind a get-together dinner ... Ka at ^r,*a'laa*a aaatanaant

I with friends In , returning on the

Improvement

be given at Kugler’s restaurant. South 15th street, Philadelphia, in Saturday night, January 13th, at o’clock. The object of the dinner s to organise a booster's club for Sea City, chiefly among the bualni

Cordon Landis, popular teller of

la the condition of eontr*c^ h * F ' 1n ' t National Bank, was a PhilDeery. who is very ill wiU *** TUltOT ° n Saturday. - ... Misses Maxle Delaney and Anna

Schmidt dosed their Lafayette Lunch Boom last week, and went to Join Miss Delaney's parents .at Cherry Dale, Va., where they were .visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Quigg. The restaurant will remain dosed until

» at the base of the bral s and Mrs. Noel Pap ■at several days in Phllai t week, visiting friei

r daughter accompanied the . Sailtc Ludlam. who is vl f her son and daughter-in-1 •. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ludlam, s been 1U with a heavy cold wl

Ined her to bed.

l Mary Brooks arrived fromj e City this week, for a r st her beach front cottage. i Jocher arrived today f k'a visit with Mrs. Brooks. s Pennsylvania Railroad e I to Philadelphia on New T i y carried twenty-two Sea Isle ’ , despite the heavy i high winds of the early mor . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chester., 1 daughter arrived in Sea Ial« y | Monday night, after a vis! n Master Lewis, 3r b1 In the Quaker City wit I- . and Mrs. George Gardn of a street, have doeed the ti and are residing with rhtsr. Mrs. Clauds Town, o i street, for the balance tain Dan,” the pound n l built tor the To!so my two years ago, has *n I to southern fishermen. *y I tor Its trip*south 3i r by Love Brothers. ocsl musicians went t< a Wednesday night for 1 U Om Tall Cedar Ba Tty were George Soede i Masnrle. Claude Town, r 1 Foster and F. Ho tan. Mr. and Mrs William Rdsi nlly, of Paris street, mo i /to Atlantic City, wh th I make their future n mee. i nature of Mr. Rush’s

y their d turs.

s C. Frame, of Phili ►tt*. 1 Sea lale City, is having < wive ^•rations made to his hous Nep The plans ci or i r porch and a number o erior F. Hodgeman is ( g t*" t M. Robinson is tjlati k tale City Elk. he havinJin I Med Into the mysteries ate < r at Millville last week, ie a r quite a numbgp of Eat 8 e City, all members of th llville

i Christmas Club of I Bank, which foi I os December 2«th. s hundred members, w hturlty value of the clul 110,000. Cashier R | Thursday that there i to Join this club, w • principal and interest

What was thought to be an alarm of fire was sounded at 5:50 A. M. Thursday. The summons was not to fire, however, but to bring Superin tendent Whittington to the electric light plant to syphon the water which was backing up into the flywheel pit and threatened to put the plant out of commission., Fortunately, in this ease, the whistle was so quiet that few heard it, but for fire

i a louder whistle should most certainly be Installed.

Aanmur’s Books for Sen Me City Ready for Inspection Monday Assessor Harold Sutton has completed his aaseee.uent ot Sea tale City for the year and will have the books open for public inspeetkn at the

City Hall next Monday.

The aaseasment has been Increased by 133,700 over Isst year, making the total assessed real estate valuation of the resort fl,«82.770. The County Board, of Taxation wl«l most at Court House on January 10 to Inspect the duplicate of all the Assessors of the County, and to make up the tax rate for Oils year.

SEA ISLE CITY HOW

OH RAnVRfiAD ADVERTISE!J Through the efforts of Mayor Fitch, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company hhs had all excursion advertising matter reprinted, to Include the name of “Sea tale City. On the original advertising matter only Ocean City, Cape May and Wildwood were mentioned. Mayor Fitch took this msttsr up with the company on December 15th, and on January 2nd received a copy of the new folder, Including Sea tale City, and a letter from James 8. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, thanking the Mayo- for calling his attention to the

oversight.

BED CLOUD TRIBE RAISES ITS OFFICERS Red Cloud Tribe, No. 271. L O. R. M.. South Seavllle, have raised the following officers for the ensuing term: Sachem, Edward McAllister; Sen inor Sagamore, Claud Abrams; Junior Sagamore, William Toser; Keeper of Wampum. Oscar Burley : Keeper of Records, W. L. Coe; Collector of Wampum. B. D. B< earth; Prophet, Harry Toser; Trustee, O. W. Heaton.

TALUATI0H HF0REASKD PROTESTS AGAINST 333,700 OVER LAST YEAR CAR FOR SHERIFF

Cape May County Times,

Sea tale City. N. J.

Gentlemen:

I see in the dally paper that the Sheriff of Cape May County nas requested the Board of Freeholders to appropriate 82.000 for a car for his i. I could hardly believe my and verified this report from one of the members of the Board of

Freeholders.

When economy and reduction of taxes is the cry of all our governing bodies, end the people at large, it to me a particularly extravagant proposition for the Freeholders to appropriate as much as 82,000 for a' car for the personal use of the Sheriff. Unfortunately our governing bodies are oftentimes led by the Insistence of their personal friends and do not realise that the great of taxpayers are more entitled to consideration than the small nuniber ot office holders. uld urge the cltiiens of Cape May County to register protest with the Board of Freeholders against the appropriation of 82.000 for purchase of a car for the use of the Sheriff. Very truly yours. E. O. HOWELL. Jr.

HEW ICE PLAI7T FOR WILDWOOD A new Ice and eold storage Company has been formed in Wildwood with David McKibbln. as President; A -el Lindholm, Vice-President; J. E. Struss. Secretary; Clayton W. Harris, Treasurer. Work has already been started on the erection of the plant which will be located at Ottens Harbor. directly opposite the fish dock. The building wilt be constructed of concrete anc brick and will be buUt at a cost of 875,000. Modern ice making equipment is being Installed and crude oil engines are to furnish the power. The plant will have storage space for 500 barrels of fish atfl have a capacity of 30 tons of ice dally.

[ FOR ENDURANCE USEkA BIL1 BLOCK in your build —i

l BE A YEAR 1 THAH A HOT TOO LATE VI HA VI Just whst you sn> Just what you in Insuranc

THE STAR CAR Tht STAR CAk, thm latmmt creation of W. C. Durant thm pionmmr builder of quality automohdmm for morm than eighteen yeare, will be on exhibit at The West Jersey Garage ,J. P. Delaney, Jr., Prop. SEA ISLE CITY, N, J. Saturday, Jan. 6, to Wednesday, Jan. 10 You will want to see the automobile which attracted 27,000 In one day in Washington. 58,000 in two days in Philadelphia, and 59,000 in New York during a three-dag exhibition. The STAR CAR changes for all time tue standard valne in low priced cars. STAR is a REAL automobile, made of standardised, recognised mechanical units. You will be proud to own s STAR, end should by all means make it a point to see the latest crestlon of the man who made famous such names as Durant, Cadillac. Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile and other antomoblie products. The STAR CAR will prove a sensation. We are sura of It. The world has been waiting for a car Just like It And it is ready. Sixty-five thousand orders with deposits and shipping instructions for STAR CARS have been received in two months -STAR CAR FEATURES-

Continental Red Seal Motor Selective Sliding Gear Transmissions Electric lighting, Standard Generator

Timken Real Avl*

Single Plate Disc Clntch Gasoline Tank at Rear

John L. MaW | Automobile and Firs I Houe, Aetna and Travel Insurance Com par I • Laadta Aveaue and Ita^trcst SEA ISLE CITY, ]

Timken Burings, Front and Rear Half Elliptic Spring*, Undenlung

One Man Top

Spieer Universal Joints Stewart Vacuum Gasoline Peed

Stream line Rady

STANDARD IN CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION READ THESE STAR PRICES

CHASSIS .

TOURIHG (REGULAR) TOURING (SELF STARTER AND DEMOUNTABLE RIMS) RUHABOUT (REGULAR) RUNABOUT (SELF STARTER AND DEMOUNTABLE RIMS) COUPE (SELF STARTER AND DEMOUNTABLE RIMS) SEDAN (SELF STARTER AND DEMOUNTABLE RIMS) DELIVERY WAGON (SELF STARTER AND DEMOUNTABLE RIMS) Flu* War Tax and Freight from Detroit. Mich. THERE WILL NOT BE SUFFICIENT TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND

- 1348 f443 $318 8414 $580 $645 $610 HEAD THE LIST

H. G. MILSOM Wildwood Garage Machine Company Schellenger and Atlantic Aves., WILDWOOD, N. J. Keystone 281 Beil 381 and 617-W

Clean with Electricity Why .worry along with the dost cloth and mop and broom, when your electric light iwitch affords you the opportunity of doing the burdensome housecleaning work in the modern way. A vacuum cleaner will *weep your floors, dust your furniture, clean your walls and reach the placet that are now neglected, WITH VERY LITTLE EFFORT ON YOUR PART. The cost of operation is very small. Reliable cleaners can be purchased at any department store or electrical dealer. CLEAN WITH ELECTRICITY

M. M. SOFRONEY Director Department of Highways and Electricity of Sea Isle City

It’s Not Too Late to Enter Our Christmas Savings Club If you failed to take early advantage of our plan for providing yourself with plenty of Christmas money, you need not be discouraged now. You and your family can become members of the club. A deposit equaling the total amount required at this particular time, according to our rules, will entitle you to full membership to date. Then you need only make the small weekly deposits. Details <

WE PAY GOOD INTEREST ON ALL CLUB DEPOSITS FIRST NATIONAL BANK SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. "The Bank Where You Feel at Home”

WE HAVE THEM MODERN HOUSE PLANS for houses that can be built at a moderate cost COME SEE THEM and let us be of service to you. Sirathmere Lumber Co. Swain Street and Railroad Sea Isle City - New Jersey BELL TELEPHONE 16R2