CAFE HAT COURT? TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1923

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MORS AT TREHTOM FOR CAF£ MAY COUHTx FARMERS Sererxl farmers from Cap® May iy took part In the potato and •how hold during Agricultural

ook at Trenton.

While competition was keen In one the largeet ahowa ever held there. • some honors at least com-

ps May County.

Frank Swain, of Swalnton, eothlba new variety of potatoes and Ived a silver medal In the tnlsleous class. Joeoh Somers, of n View, showed Superbas and. Skins and came away with a ribbon on Superbas and red rlbon Red Skins. Charles Creese, Rio Orande, captured the blue rlb-

on Spaulding Rose.

The corn made a very creditable •wing but did not place. The exhibit In home-made mllllr was not up for competition but le a very creditable show for the e May County fair sex Just the

Those who exhibited In corn were: lee Tomlin, N. Taylor, W. S. •peon and Frank Swain. Those showing hats were: Mr*. 3 Burke, Mrs. Augustus Meerwald, s. J. W. Coombs. Mrs. A. H. i. Miss Wilhelmlna Powell and

Lewis Chester.

Cap® May County was also rep retted by the following visitors, iinty Board of Agriculture deletes and County Orange delegates: •eph Camp, J. Reid Chambers, Norn Taylot, Mrs. Noitnan Taylor. J.

Coombs, W. H. Powell, J. A. louse, J. N. Reeve. H. S. Mow- 'j anuary 24. 1928.' ■, Charles Tomlin, Beulah Camp, ll-2t-27-pf<4.86.

BIBLE CLASS WORKERS HOLD COHFEREHCE

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Joseph E. Appley, general secretary of the State Association; Henry Reed Bowen, K. O. McComb, and Misses Hedden and Dennlston. of the state staff, were speakers at the flcleney conferences of Sunday School workers held at the First Methodist Church on Tuesday. Representatives were present from Cape May, Atlantic and Cumberland Counties.

The whale gets in to trouble only rhen he starts to blow.

Board of Chosen Freeholders County of Cape May

Mew Jersey

Hotice of Bids for Cinders Sealed bids will be received and opened by the Board of Chosen Freeholders at a regular meeting of the Board to be held in the court house. Cape May Court House, N. J., on Wednesday, February 7. 1923

wcuncsoay, xcnruary i, aeso at 2 o'clock P. M. for the following: For furnishing 6000 tons of cinders, more or lees, to be free of clinkers and foreign substances, for delivery during the year 1922, as re-

quired.

Bids to be per ton, F. O. B. point of shipment and bidder must also state the rate of freight from the point of shipment to points In Cape May "County, and Railroad delivery. The Board reserves the right ‘

reject any or all bids.

By direction of the Board.

IRVING FITCH, Clerk.

AHHUAL REPORT SIHEIHG FORD COMMSSOH OF THE CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY, H. 7.

YEAR ENDIHO DECEMBER 31, 1922 THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY. N. J.: itlemen: ' On behalf of the Sinking Fund Commission of the City of Sag Isle City. J., I submit the following report of the condition df the Sinking Fund the year ending December Slat, 1922.

_• 3,(90.74 Sinking Fund Require- _ 43.421.SS menu Surplus

vestmenU Paid it on InveatmenU and DeposIU 122 Requirement* Jan. 1, 1922

115,204.88 InveatmenU Purchased —117,810.91 Cash on Hand Doe. II. 1.824.24 1928 2.490.74 2.041.24 1,007.14

821,001.91 Statement of Term Bends

-pose Issue •rovement 1908— •rovement 1018— 1 1913— ding 1913— walk 1916— 915— —1915_

Date of Amount Maturity Tjnn .430.000.00 March 1.1>34_30 . 60.000.00 June 1, 1042.-30 Yi . 25.000.00 Jan. 1. 1943 80 Yi . 48,000.00 Feb. 1, 1943 30 Yi . 18,000.00 May 1. 1985 20 Yi 8,000.00 May 1, 1945 30 Yi 3,000 00 July 1, 1935 20 Yi

Accumulative RequlremenU Dec. 31. 1922 8,124.80 _ 18,435.16 _ 6,031.24 _ 9,640.84 — 4.951.59 _ 1.205.57 — 825.24 843,404.44

HIRAM C. LOVE. Treasurer.

0BDHAHCE M0. 41 CITY OF SEA ISLE CITY, MEW JERSEY

BUDGET AMD TAX ORDIMAMCE FOR THE YEAR 1993 BE IT ORDAINED, by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Sea • City, New Jersey, that there shall be aaaeased, raised by taxation and lected for the fiscal year. 1922, the eum of 847,276.14. for the

sUng appropriations for the fiscal year, 1928. ThU Budget shall constitute the Tax Ordinance.

GET 1922

mnt in Surplus Revenue Account, Year End-

ing December Slat 8 83.661.22

ICIPATED REVENUES >lus Revenue Appropriated - iellaneoua Revenues tchlse Tax

unt to be Raised by Taxation .

300.00

2,000.00 1,000.00 47,274.14

1921

8 89.765.27

1922

9,000.00 300.00 1.(00.00 500.00 44.966.40

PROPRIATION9

8 54.676.14 8 66.564.40

• and Life Guards... ■ and Boardwalk _

:hase of Land for School Purposes — ing Fund RequlremenU — Ing Fund Surplus Used .

Duplicate. 1922 Shortage .. 1 Emergency Notes 12 EMERGENCY NOTES Damage

•ting, light atuTCfty BaD. Ilfn

» Per Cent, on Temporary Notea

8.700.00 2,000.00 4.000. 00 1.000. 00 .2.600.00 400 00 1.900.00 9.100.00 6.000.00 3.000. 00 1.000. 00 1.760.00 2.400.00 2.600.00 1,200.00 200.00 1,050.00 160.00 100.00

1.661.26 2.082.S3 600.00 328.86

60.80 2.188.14 249.61 608.40 467.74

1.140.00 800.00 1.446.00 9.100.00 8.000.00 1.000.06 1.000.00 1.600.00 1.000.00 8.600.00 1,100.00 160.00 1.060.00 160.00 260.00 800.00

Board of Chosen Freeholders County of Cape May Hew Jersey Resolution WHEREAS, the County of Cape M«y has laid out and opened x public road connecting the County Road Five Mile BNich at North Wildwood with the SUte Highway Route No. 14 at Burleigh, in the Township of Middle, all in the County of Cape

May,

AND WHEREAS, the said road as laid out and opened crosses Gi Sound Channel, AND WHEREAS, said Grassy Sound Channel at the point of crossing Is a part of the Inland WaUrway System of the SUte of New Jersey and by reason of this fact it Is necessary to erect and construct over said Channel si lift or draw-bridge In order not to interfere with the free iage of boats using said water-

way.

AND WHEREAS, the Chosen Freeholders of the County of Cape May, has by resolution, authorised the erection and construction of a lift bridge over said Grassy Sound Channel. AND WHEREAS, it has been termlned that in order to provide the necessary funds for the constriction of said bridge, that bonds of the County of Cape May be Issued pursuant to an acj of the Legislature of the SUte of New Jersey, entitled "An Act to authorise and regulate the Issuance of bonds and other obligations and Incurring of indebtednees by County, City, Borough, Village. Town, Township or any municipality governed by an improvem' at commission," and approved March 22, 1910, and constituting Chapter 262 of the laws of 1916, as amended, BE IT RESOLVED, on the 5 th day of December In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two, by tbq Board,of Choeen Freeholders of the County of Cape

Mhy:

Section 1. That there be Issued by the County of Cape May serial bonds to be known as “Grassy Sound Channel Bridge Bonds,” In the s«m of one hundreo elghtyahouaand dollars to raise funds for the construction of the Grassy Sound Channel Bridge connecting the two parts of the County Road running from North Wildwood on Five Mile Beach to the Stale Highway Route No. 14 at Burleigh In Middle Township, all In the County of Cape May. The probable period of usefulness of ..he property and improvement for which such bonds are to be issued U declared to be thirty year*. The said bonds shall be regUterable at the option of the holder as to principal and interaat. shall be signed by the director of the Board of Chosen FreeholBers and the County Treasurer, and the seal of the County of Cape May shall be affixed thereto, and it shall be attested by the Clerk of the Board of Chosen Freeholders. Both principal and interest of said bonds shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America at the First National Bank, of Ocean City, N. J., and the faith, credit and property of the County of Cape May are hereby pledged for the payment thereof. Section 2. In order to redeem said bonds in proportionate annual stallments. a sum equal to amount of the installments thereof maturing within the year shall be Included in the annual tax levy and appropriations of the County, until maturity and redemption of the final Installments; there shall also be apportioned annually and Included In the ann _al tax levy a sum sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds snch Interest shall become due. Section 3. The average valuation of the taxable real property. Including Improvements, of the County of Cape May. computed upon the next preceeding three years’ valuation thereof is determined and declared to be thirty-six millions seven hundred forty-nine thousanu two hundred nine dollars, the net debt to be three and ninety-three one hundreth per cent. (.0393) dollars; and the statement required by Section 12 of said Act has been made and filed as therein provided. Section 4. That this resolution ■hall take effect Immediately.

Be It further ordained that this ordinance shall take effect upon due licatton according to law. ■aed on third a:.d final reading. January IRVING FITCH, H. C. LOVE. M. M. BO: RONEY. Commissioners.

CHAS. E. FOSTER. Director. Attest: IRVING FITCH, Clerk.

The foregoing resolution was adopted by the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Cape May. N. J.. at a regular meeting, ~ •cetnber ». 1922. The bonds authorised thereby will Issued and delivered after the fifteenth day of February. 1923. and any suit, action or proceeding to set aaids or vmente this resolution must be begun within twenty days after the publication of this statement. IRVING PITCH. Clerk. H-lt-130-pf913.00.

Board of Chosen Freeholders County of Cape May Mew Jersey Notice to Gravel Pit Owners Sealed bids will be received and opened by the Board of Chosen Freeholder! at a regular meeting of tbe Board to be held In the court house. Cape May Court House. N. J., on Wednesday, February 7, 1923 at 2 o'clock P. M. for the following: For the furnishing of 15,000 ton* of road gravel, more or Ism, for delivery during the year 1923. as required. gravel to be of Buck Hill, beet quality. Its equal or better. Bids to be per ton basis F. O. B. at tbe pit. Separate b'da to be made as follows: 10.000 tons for delivery via Pennsylvania Railroad; 6.000 tons for delivery via Reading Railroad. It Is to be understood that In either case tbe bid la to be .jr tbe amount, more or less. The Board reserves the r'sht to reject any or all bids. By direction of the Board. IRVING FITCH. Clerk. I

Board of Chosen Freeholders County of Cape May Few Jersey Resolution WHEREAS, tbe Board of Chosen Freeholders of Cape May County have considered It necessary to pave Beach Avenue, In Cape May City, from the Intersection o Beach Avenue and Howard Street, thence North 1674 feet with a width of thirtyseven feet to the Intersection of Madison Avenue, and WHEREAS, the said Board of Choeen Freeholders has, by resolution. authorised the paving of said street, and WHEREAS, It has been determined that In order to provide the necessary funds for the paving of said street, that bonds of the County of Cape May be Issued pursuant to an act of the Legislature of the State of New* Jersey, entitled, "An Act to authorise and regulate the Issuance of bonds and other obligations and incurring of Indebtedness by County, City, Borough, Village, Town. Township or any other municipality governed by an Improvement commission.'' approved March 22, 1916, and constituting Chapter 252 of the laws of 1916,'as amended, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, on the fifth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-two. by the Board of Choeen Freeholders of Cape May County, Section 1. That there be Issued by the County of Cape May serial bonds to be known as "Beach Avenue Pavement Bonds" in the sum of (23,000 to raise funds for the reconstruction and paving of Beach Avenue, Cape May City, between the Intersection of Beach Avenue and Howard Street, thence North 1674 feet with a width of thirty-seven feet to the Intersection Madison Avenue and Beach Avenue, all in the County of Cape May. The probable period of usefulness of the property and Improvement for which such bonds are to be issued and declared to be twenty years. The said bonds shall be regIsterable at the option of tbe holder as to principal and Interest, shall be sirxed by the Director of the Board of Choeen Freeholders and the County Treasurer and the seal of the County of Cape May shall be affixed thereto, and It shall be attested by the Clerk of the Board of Choeen Freeholders. Both principal and Interest of said bonds shall be payable in lawful money of tbe United States of America at the First National Bank, of Ocean City. N. J.. and the faith, credit and property of the County of Cape May are hereby pledged for the payment thereof. Section 2. In order to redeem said bonds In proportionate annual stallments a sum equal to tbe amount of the Installments thereof maturing within the year shall be included In the annual tax levy and appropriations of the County, until maturity and redemption of the final Installment; there shall also be apportioned annually, and Included In the annual tax levy, a sum sufficient to pay the Interest on said bonds as such interest shall become due. Section S. The average assessed valuation of the taxable real property. Including Improvements, of the County of Cape May. computed upon the next •proceeding three years' valuation thereof Is determined and declared to be 836,749,209.00, the net debt to be three and nine hundred blnety-four one thousandth percent. (.03994) and the statement required by section 12 of said Act has been made and filed as therein provided. Section 4. That tht° resolution shall take effect Immeuiately. Approved: CHAS. E. FOSTER. Director.

Attest:

IRVING FITCH, Clerk. The foregoing resolution wi adopted by the Board of Choeen Freeholders of the County of Cape May. N. J.. at a regular meeting. December 6th. 1922. The bonds authorised thereby will be Issued and delivered after the 16th day of February. 1923. and any suit, action or proceeding to eet aside or vacate the resolution must be begun within twenty days after publication of this statement. IRVING FITCH Clerk. 11-1 t-120-pf| 12.00.

INCREASE IN SALARY FOR LIFE GUARDS OCEAN CITT— It will pay the Ocean City life guards to stay during the entire summer this coming season as their salary has been increased to seventyfive dollars a month, with a bonus of ten dollars a month If they stick throughout the season. Last year they were given sixty dollars a month with a bonus, and struck. A Rhode Island woman charges her husband, who Is a preacher, with having affairs with 122 women. He must be a regular rowdy.

COLLINS COMPANY CEMENT SOUTH SEAVILLE, N. J.

Cinger •^ewing Machine Headquarter* Walter Scoble MILLVILLE, NEW JERSEY

PUBLIC NOTICE NO. 12279 Treasury Deportment. Office of Comptroller of the Currency, Weehlnston. D. C.. November IS. 19X1. Whereae, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned. It has been made to appear that "The First National Bank of Sea Isle City" In the City of Sea Isle City. In the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey, haa complied with all the provisions of the Statutes of the United States, required to be compiled with before an association shall be euthorlaed • • commence the business of Banking; Now therefore 1. D. R. Crlasinger, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that "The First National Bank of Sea lale City" in the City of Sea lale City in the County of Cape May and Stats of New Jersey la authorised to I commence the business of Banking aa I provided In Section Fifty-one hundred and slxty-nlne of tbe Revised Statutes of! tbe United States. (SEAL) In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of office this Twenty-eighth day of November, I 19XX. (Signed) D. R. CRISSINQER. Comptroller of the Currency. This la publisheo for sixty days from date, as required by section S170. Revised Statutes of tbe United States 4-*t-40!-pf*M.40.

HN L. MAHER. City Cleric.

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MORNHINWEG’S BAKERY Bread Roll* Pie* and Fauicy Cakes BAKED ON PREMISES

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Granulated Sugar 7£

Deep Slash in the Prices of Fancy Fruits

The Doctor Says the Laws of Health Favor

a Dish of Stewed Fruit Daily

EXTRA TARGE CALIF. VERY CHOICE CALIF

PRUNES * 17c 3 s£

PRUNES

11c

Sun-cured In Nature's way—exceptional flavor and quality. Muir Peaches- "■ 22c S? Evap. Apricots - 35c Extra fancy, big, bright fruit. Carefully selected from tbe finest orchards of sunny California.

Asco Peaches “* 25c Extra fancy Lemon Cling California reaches, packed la a very heavy sugar syrup.

23?' Calif. Peaches 20c Very choice peaches, packed In a heavy sugar syrup.

Pineapple

H

Pineapple

GOLD SEAT.

k Use*

31c

HAWAIIAN

\t No. 2 can

25c

Big. delicious slice*, with the tropical sunshine In every celL

mm Tomato Catsup KS 12>ic $1.45 dor. With that homemade flavor.

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One of the reasons for its superb quality.

Asco Coffee

»> 29c

You'll taste the difference!

ASCO Teas & 12c; *."■ 23c; A blend for every taste.

45c

EICH CREAMY Cheese «. 30c

Gold Seal fUfc Boiled vdlS pi 3 Dkgs 25c

9c

Asco Buckwheat 9c 3 Dkgs 25c

Nationally-Known Soaps Palmoliva \ c*km Ivory ( ^ f - Lifebuoy 1 25c

Peroxide or i O Dirox . ° Cold Cream ( 2 5 C

Asco Bacon ^ 15c Regular price. 17c. Sliced iui you like it. and it's dry sugar cured.

H. B. C. DAINTIES

Nabisco

Wafers »

7,1 * 19c

Newtons »

Butter Thin

Biscoits Dkg

10c

Candies for Week-End Fancy Assort. OQ Chocolates lb OS/C Brittle lb pkg 20c Choc. Covered oo_ Mints ft OOC

Victor Bread Quality and quantity.

6c

MARSHALL’S KIPPERED HERRING TENDER SUGAR CORN

A8C0 PEAS

> 27c

<•“» 10c. 15c 17c, 19c. 25c

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401 Asbury Avenue 1128 Asbury Avenue

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