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J-TM J. TAX XATEOF1P.561 IS COXTOnFED FOE 1W3 Bir Assessment Value* Bring Stme Levy for Pint Tine in Soccesaon The average tax rate for 1913, as announced today by the State Board Of Taxes and Aseessmenta. is $3,561 per $100 valuation, the same as last year. This is the first time in the history of the State that the rate has been the same for . two consecutive years. This rate will be used in assessing first-class railroad property and arose receipts of sliest railway, gas and electric companies in lieu of the personal property. For 1923 the total ratable* of the SUte are $4,128,323,367. showing that there has been an increase in as- j seesments amounting U> $276,044.9671 over 1922. The actual taxes to be raised to meet municipal budgets for 1923 will be $147,019,127.47, an Increase of $9,858,331.48 over the raised for the same purpose in 1922.

SKIVER REACHES FOR EAT AXD CAB HITS POLE WOdwood Painter and Companion Are Painfully Injured When Thomas Young, of Wildwood. turned his head to get his hat that was in the rear of the car he tnrotuntarlly swerved his car into a telephone pole, painfully Injuring himself and a companion who was with him. The accident occurred about 2 P. 11. last Saturday on Rio Orande avenue, near Park Boulevard, Wildwood. The force of the colltasion splintered the pole and smashed the front of the car. The men were cut with flying fragments of the windshield. Passing motorists carried the men to Maces Hospital for treatment. Young, who Is s painter, was carrying open cans of paint in the rear c.' his car. which splashed in all directions when the accident occurred.

BIO GBAJfDE BESOEHT YTT T.F71 BY P.YPREflR George Austin. 38, of Rio Orande. was killed last Friday afternoon wh*n struck by s Reeding express Austin, who was employed by Toi.y CariLo as s farm hand, was deaf and apparently did not hear the whistle of the approaching train. The accident happened a half mile below Rio Grande station. Austin was horribly atsnglod and died just before reached Maces Hospital, Wildwood. H* is survived by a wife and two daughtera.

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South Jersey’s Demand for New Telephones Makes Necessary New Buildings, New Wire, New Switchboards, New Equipment We HAVE but one reason for being in business, and that is to farnifh a comprehensive telephone service. When the people of South Jersey aay to us, “We need more telephones,** we can make but one answer. Ten thousand new telephones this year it our reply. And these new tclcphoni.’S will require millions of dollars’ worth of new lines and central office equipment. Even with the tremendous amounts of eouipment which we have poured into New Jersey in the past few years, there are people waiting for telephones. Wc are breaking records every day in our effort to catch up with the demands which the people of southern New Jersey are placing upon us.

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