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Special Sale of Floor Lamps and Shades We are showing In our north window a few Floor I^amps and Shades. We will give the shade free and charge for base only. Price $12.00 Making shade and base complete for $12.00. These are some shades that we have carried for some time and some of them when purchased, retailed as high as $12.00. The Lateit Victor Records

the Circuit of Sea Isle City

AU the latest songs.

DINING ROOM SUITES By a fortunate purchase we hare secured six American Walnut Dining Room Suites: ten pieces: Buffet. China. Closet. Serving Table. Oblong Extension Table, five Chairs and Arm Chair, upholitered In genuine leather. Price, $225.00. We will make a special price of $195.00 f° r a short time only.

C. M. WARE COMPANY 119-21 High Street - Millville, N. J. FREE DEUVERY TO ANY POINT IN CAPE MAY COUNTY

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS COUNTY OF CAPE MAY. NEW JERSEY

RESOLUTION

By the Director ol Revenue and Finance: "Be It Resolved." by the Hoard of Chosen Freeholders of the County Of May. New Jersey, that there ahull be ueaeaaed. nrued l>> taxation and collected for the Aunal year ISIt. the sum of t<S!>.lSX41 for the purpose of meeHn*' ‘ appropriation* forth In the followina statement of "Anticipate- R< Appropriations" for the fiscal year 1MI. to r ~"

COUNTY BUDGET

In "Surplus tier tl. 1*21

’ year ending De-

1S2J

im

(S) ANTICIPATED REVENUES

1924

Surplus It* venue Appropriated IGU.oOO.0O

MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES

County Farm $1,000.00 Of flee of County Clerk 1S.000.00 Office of Surrogate 2.000.00 Sheriff s,000.06

24.000.00

Office of £

State Motor Vehicle Fund _

t be rained by Tax«

APPROPRIATIONS

4S9.2S2.41

Mrs. Robert Stevens and son left this morning for a-short visit to Philadelphia. Miss Elisabeth Guano and nephew. William Poiixl, spent the week-end In Atlantic City. Malcolm Tolsom spent Christmas at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Danell ToVsom. George Boeder and Gus Croneckcr spent Wednesday afternoon at the Wildwood Golf Club. Charles Wright ana family spent Christmas with Mr. \\ right’s 'ather. Charles Wright, 8r.. at Ocean View. Miss Mary Peasolano, of Philadelphia. la with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peasolano. for the holi-

days.

Gordon Landis, of Philadelphia, la spending the holidays wtlh his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Landis. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence £. Maxurie and non. John, spent the holidays with Mrs. Mazurie’s mother in Philadelphia. Edna Whittington, of Montclair. la enjoying the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Whittington. Larry Coe. of South Seavllle. received the beautiful centerpiece donated by Mrs. Robert Stevens for thp Lutheran Church. Mias Filomena Brace, of Trenton Normal School, and her brother John, of Philadelphia, are spending the holidays at the home of their parents. Mr. and Mrs Louis Brace. Next Monday night members of the local lodge of Moose and their friends will ess ths New Year In at a dance to be given at Moose Hall. The Community Christmas Tree, which was lighted last Saturday night, proved an attraction so strong that practically all of Sea Isle City's people turned out for the exrclasa, and the kiddles were In line one hundred per cent, strong. Neither the adults, nor the children, were disappointed. for the tree was beautiful in Its many colored lights, and old Santa had a stocking full of goodies for each of the children. The exerciser Included a prayer by Rev. J. T. Hennessey. an address by Rev. Dr. Bowen, a talk to the children by Mayor Fitch, and blessing by Rev. B. 8. Dls*>. C. W. Travis, chairman of the Tree Committee. acted as chairman of the occasion. and the local Band furnished the music for the Community singing of Christmas hymns, and the National anthem.

Wayne Struthers spent the Christmas holidays with Lapt. John C. Cole at Avon by the Sea. Walter Poxxl and family, of Atlantic City, spent Christmas at their cottage on Pearl Street. George Jefferies and family are spending the holidays with Mrs. Guy R. Luongo. of Colllngawood. Miss Margare* Donovan, of Philadelphia. spent Christmas with her mother. Mrs Thomas Donovan. Dr. Clarence Way spent Christmas With his sisters. Mrs. Ed. Wells and Mrs. Frank Warner. In Philadelphia. A number of local trap shooters tried their skill at a trap shooting malch at South Seavllle on Christmas

Day.

_. J. Whiting, construction man ager of Frainle Bros. A Halgley. of Baltimore, who Is In charge of the remodeling of "Mercy Cliff.’' formerly the Half Way House, spent Chrietmas In Baltimore with his. daughter.

Road Maintenance State Aid Road Kepalra . Hospital*

Stationery

Public BuUdlnc* and Grouru'.,. Expctu.*] County Superintendent of Sclux County Hoard of Taxation

Election* ShertlT ■ Office Surrorale* Office Clerk'* Office .. .

24.000.00 Ml.00 i.too.oo

2. GuO. 00 1.600.00 12.000.00

IS99.772.M 192}

6.000.00 S9.1U0.00 M.U7S (XI

29.000.00

SO0.00

1.S00.06 2.000.00 lu.000.00 2.600.00

1.60

Llgblina Roads Intereal on Hurplu* Revenue Interest on Bond* and Temporary t

Mutunni: Itorul*

in Bond Account*

a Sinking Fund Surplus -

Vocational School — County Law Library Muaqulto Extermination .

lias i .000.00 4.000. 00 li,000.00 2.000. 00

9.2M.U 2.260.00 100.00

i Demouatratlen Special Advertising . — Riparian Grant* . 3% on Te .iporary Note* <tl6S.S0t.79> .. . . Emergency Note* —- Hook Binding (Roord*) 1921 Paving Kill. Slate Highway Commuuuon - _ — tiu* Revenue Bond* Lea* Anticipated Kevcnuea (tax'* not Included) ., — , - — $469,262.41 I4t9.197.60 Be It Further Rcaolved. That t. hearing on the foregoing County Budget be held in the Freeholder* Room, in the Court Hou*e. Cape M(y Court House. N. J.. on January It. 1*24. at 2 o'clock In the afternoon, at which time and place objection* thereto may te- prearmed by any taxpayer of the County: that notice of auch hearing. togi-lhn with the "Budget" a* approved, be published at least twice In at leaat one newapaper circulating in the County, first publication to be December 2*. 19X2. and the second January I. 1914 lie It Further Resolved. That "he "Budget" ahall also constitute the Tax

Resolution."

'Budget" resolution was approved by the Board at a regular nty-severth dxy of December. 1922. and putilir notice Is of any taxpairr* of the County who wish to object thereto

otherwise he heard will be ludd t.i the Court Hou^e. Cape Ma» Court House. N. Jon Wednesday, the sixteenth *•*> of January. 1921. #1 2 o'clock In the afternoon,

after which th» Mu'***-. Resolution will lie taken up for final adoption.

December 27. 1922. R> direction of the Hoard.

WILLIAM A. HAFFERT. Clerk.

eetlng held on toe iwe hereby given thal bearing

M ummers’ NEW YEAR PARADE SPECIAI EXCURSION

TUESDAY, JANUARY $1.50 ^ $1.50 T.a.n teaee. ;,>UkCRT 7.1 X.u.

M«ke?“r»tJi““'-whVT ‘ 7.55 P.M. Pennsylvania R.P.. bysiufl TV. haadaHl Raitr

DEATHS

0k. Leak WU t Bar* I Brooklyn Bride*. Mt. Vernon

May B. Handy. Ottawa. Ohio; Bacna Man, Youngstown. Ohio, and Loe Geer. Dayton. Ohio, have been granted notary public comm last oca.

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Xmapr fcrrioe rrakuis, FULLMER’S EXPRESS DAILY SEEVICl PHILADELPHIA f0 WILDWOOD Hauling Para Ftoteota • fandaKr Keyitone Phene W 101 Wcgt 16th itmt, WIUW00D, H. J

BRIEF REVIEW OF YEAR’S HEWS (Continued from Page 1) October Slat—Ocean City Carnival pleases great crowd. Hovember November 4th—Martin W T ells. Sea Isle’s first Mayor, succumbs to heart stuck. _ November 6th—Stevens and Foster re-elected. The Five-Man Freeholder Board carries two to one. Harold Taylor wins bitter political fight in Stone Harbor. Levin and Katz reelbcted C luncllmen in Woodbine. November 19*h—Road builders lay 4Mr miles of concrete In 49 days. November 20th—Senator Bright Is elected floor leader of the Senate. November 21st—Midnight blase wrecks Sea Isle lighthouse. Mrs. Charlotte Thompson, colored. Woodbine. subbed by husband. She recovered. Husband Jailed. BandlU rob Robert Pavloe. Woodbine, then drive his car into telephone pole. Ray Tophi-" ’ aU brother. Howard, for Wildwood Golf Club championship. December December 4th—Freeholders want Bay Shore Road hard surfaced by SUte Highway Commission. Josepa Mslek. Woodbine, who bit farmer and fled some months ago. captured. December 11th—Justice Black instructs Grand Jury to Inveatlgate conditions in Oceau City. Robert Elmer, baker, and wife, of Court House, badly '.njured In auto accident. December ISth—Delegation from County attend Good Roads Conference in Atlantic City In behalf of Lowes-Cape May Ferry. December 14th—Farm Demonstrator Stackhouse resigns. December 16th—Livingston Rice, well-known character, dies In Philadelphia hospital. December 20th—Leonard H. Davl* . tlgiis as Commissioner of Cape May City. Charles York appointed to fill vacancy.

Civil War Veteran Dies Eighty-year-old Civil War Veteran Penbrook H. Price, eon of the late Rev. Jacob P. Price, passed away at 3.30 P.M. Wednesday, at the home of his daughter at Rio Grande. Mr. Price was born In Green Creek on April 14. 1843, and served as a corporal in the Civil War. He was a member of the Mecray Poet, No. 40. G. A. R.. at Cape May. Members of the same and friends are invited to attend the funeral services to be held Sunday, December 30th, at 1 P.M.. at the home^if his daughter, Mrs. Nettle Robart, at Rio Grande. The deceased leaves two daughters. Mrs. Nettle Robart. of Rio Grande, and Mrs. Carrie Scrivanl. of Wildwood, and a grand-daughter, Mra. Isyl Clouting, of Rio Grande, and one brother. Rev. J. Embury Pr' ?, D. D., of New York City. Interment will be made In South Dennis Cemetery. John Godfrey ’ John Godfrey, of Corbin City, who was taken to the Unlveralty Hospital several weeks ago. passed away at that Institution Monday, the seventeenth. His remains were brought to Corbin City by Funeral Director Langley and services were held on Thursday morning at eleven o'clock. Interment was made at the Head-of-the-River Cemetery. Mr. Godfrey Is survived by widow -nd one sister, Mrs. Sarah Jacquette of Pottstown, Pa.

This season'} model*, tailored a* ear CMhce ahrajs are, yoor choice of 9 variety of styles and fabrics—aH offered daring this gale at prices that will save yea dollars. HARRY SHEFFER

112 East Main SL Millville. N. J. \. W. Car. 6<li sad Uadis Ava, VmsLnd, N. J. Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes

A little Prevention MAY SAVE YOU MONTHS "or WORRY. DON’T WAIT UNTIL YOUR CAR IS STOLEN BEFORE YOU DECIDE TO INSURE IT. A FEW DOLLARS INVESTED IN INSURANCE MAT SAVE YOU THE TOTAL LOSS 07 THE VALUE OF YOUR CAR

John L. Maher Resd Estate stnd Insurance Homs. Aetna and Traveler* Inauranee Companies Lendls Avsaua and Italia Street SEA ISLE CITY, 1. J.

Save a Little Each Week So that You may have— A Merry Christmas —Next Year You are cordially invited to come in and inquire about our Christmas Club NOW FORMING First National Bank

Sea Isle City

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