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raw, haw hwc aMllj- kob and In the Cm pteca. What la true f or r laftalativa axpertoncM .1 aqaalr V»a -* tha whole laid of tha aomty important acttrltla* for tha while benefit. Erary year aSo. t Ilka ha preaaat one leaves It with prac-l-'Uy BO balance In the bank—In dirt

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in* dlatrtcu. barlnk oomblnad menu of $*0,«00.h00, tha State Board of Taxes and ^ ‘ “ tlie aid of At bach in combatta* Coart action start ed by the dlatrtete to bar* tha te- ( rea»es eat 1 “ ' ' by the board. WriU of C talned In tha district* In lo re rlewin* tha mites wara DonainaQy otdarad In the r.tme of tha Monmonnth Oonnty Tax Board, tha ooanty’a salt of a . >■■■ K«*ed In 1M1 require the St rite inTwtlgationa ad me various oounUaa. ••This action la o»a that not only sfiects the month county/ State Tax Board, "hot coat to tha question of whether or not the oonnty boards bars tha power to aoallaa and inuease, whan aaaemnaaU ta the local uxln* dlatrtete am not aatiataetory. It U tha meat Important tax question. In tha opinion of tha State Board. thU baa arisen In eonae years, and tor this reason tha hoard has determined that It vfl! aaelst m awry —’salbls way tha etforta of tha Mon-

ths Impossibility of anctlonln* “for one-hundred par cent etulU" with tiud equate financial qulpmeat, tha aodety U launching a ' * create

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Highway Board Upholds Pimm In reply to auggeatlona from tha forth Jersey Rapid Transit Comm lailon dealing with tha conflict between ha SU*- Highway Commission and he Erls Railroad over the location of ho terminus of Route 1, of the State Highway By item near the portals of ha Holland Tunnels In Jersey (Mr, ha Highway Commission dimctWI tte teeretery to Inform tha Transit Comnlasioa that full consideration had man given to the Erls situation and hat tha plana finally decided upon, to which the railroad now objects, wara tattled with tha object of t^iuttng

The railroad baa set a*> the claim hat to bulid tea approach to tha manala on tha Una of Twelfth street, lersey City, will Interfere with future lewlopmcut of the railroad In giving mrviec. The Highway Couuniaalon Indated tha plans would be In no way letrlmental to the Erie. Tha Highway Commission also will storm tha Transit Commission that ha plans, which have bean available » tha pohll- since last August, may >a Inspected by the Transit CommUdon. Inspection, tha board feels, win prow that the plana will not be tnlurtocs to 'be railroad development. The board directed institution of condemnation proceedings to acquire a parcel of property In Twelfth street, lersey City, near Jersey avenue. The plot to owned by Adolph Schoenberg. km offered flOSI for it, but tha offer was rejected. The comof the property and leave adjudication of tha pries to tha courts.

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Eire Gtrla are being enlisted to aM in the work and community leaders of fifty-two towns are now receiving In-

spinning a web tent when leaves are appearing on the trees. It to tha peculiar practise of these caterpillar* to sleep in these at eight and rally from them to sat by day. The usual practice Is to burn them with a torch In

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where the nests have attained tha slse of a silver dollar, spraying with a mixture of pownrad arsenate of lead, % tablespoenful; of flour, H tablespoon ful, and water, l gallon Is usually practised. 1s made of the lead, the floor and a it of water be for tha remainder of tha water, quantities are made by using 1% pounds of arsensta of lead powder, itt pound* of dour and BO gallon* of water. Vegetable grower* hare found this mixture aattofaetory Cor klll'ng

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GOSHFN Mrs. Lewis Porvell entertained her slstor. Mrs. Pauline Slckler, of Col1 lags wood, last week. Mm. Harold Elliott, of Ardmore. Pa., to with her mother. Mrs. J. W. Oram, for an extended litre. Mips Jane Smith baa returned from Capa May after visaing Mrs. Thomas Hugh re for several days. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Coombe motored to Cape May on TueAday. The Blue Ribbon Club met at the borne of Mias Aura Mae Rhoades Tuesday evening. Mrs. Emma Corson has opened her home for the summer, after ppendinj the winter at South SeavHie with bar sister. Mrs. C. Wastcott. Nelson Smith bad a coat of paint put on hto home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Zelly are an-

DENNISVTLLE Captain Warwn Grace, of New York, lx spending the week with Mra. Grace. Prank Bushnell was a HelslervllM visitor Sunday. Mips Helen Fldler and Robert Fldler witnessed s launching at Dorchester on Wednesday. Mias Catherine BUsxard visited her aunt in Dorchester over the week end. Mrs. Leslie Howell, of Ocean City, visited relatives here on Friday. Mias Sue Chester vtotted Helslerville friends this week. Mlfrtwi Hattie and Elisabeth Fldler ere Wildwood visitor* Bui day. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Payne. South Seavllle, caned on Bern 7700toon Saturday afternoon. Miss Alice Brown visited her ter. Mrs. Howard Polbamos. of Dor-

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State Board. In win be taken to from The probe -udwtakar by tha State authorities ta Monmouth show t' rverage aasesament In that county be 4S par cent of true valuation, waa said. This was ascertained by a comparison of _ talc property with the the ret ; well vs The loveat - *1 In Keansburg. with *9 par cent, *hUe the highest. In Monmouth Beach, waa M per cent of true vrlue. these aUaged facte as a basts, the State Board turaed the attention of the county boards to the sltaaMon «lth an inJanctJou ths* the county authorities “——toe toe sTassmuiT1’poc the nompletloK of a check condnetud by the Monmoath board, an •essments for USB ware boosted S31.Oto.OOC over Ue total of IBM Following the ordering of the Increase, Lbe seven comptolnlng dtotricu appealed to tha Supreme Court and writs of certiorari were granted by Justice Lloyd to r.rriew the action. Beaide. Monmouth county, Increase* to u:« assets-ento hare *»m .obtained by the State Board la Barllas toe county. B4AU.TM: Cumberland. r.lBAtM; Atlantic. fAUBMAS; Cape «*t. m.nu«4.

The development of these varfetlee tins covered a period of 10 years, end ass Included peach trees from every part of tha world where peaches are grown. The work has attained sack sxteualT* proportions that the New Jersey Experiment Station pr*breudlng orchard has become largest In the world. Thousands of

upon three satisfactory eight varieties. As soon ns * tree having desirable fruit was developed it was carefully

Mm Frank Fldler entertained her from Court House,

quire menu, and the date of ripening tte fruit Only varieties having oualitles superior to existing varied#s were considered worthy of naming and distribution. From these a Urge number of 1-year-old seedling* have been propagated and are now being distributed at coat among New Jersey reiidents requesting them. The supply. it to stated, to limited to New

Usds of wood from the trim under •bich George Washington, la OTB. as•umed command of the American •ttxy la the War for Independence, t*o gavels wees received by Becrelary of State Thomas F. Martin tor by th« speaker of the aaeembly ood the preeldeut of the senate. The tree became known In history as the

All of the new vat-01100 are yellowfleshed and reported to be of high duality for the-'r secaon. and with one exception are free-eton*. They ripen an successive dstes from early In august to the first week of September and are to be known fcy the famtltor names: Marigold. Gride, Sunbeam. H..—«n Goldfinch. Eclipse. Primmc end Meteor. The horticultural division of the

s found to have died and teesnw unsafe despite earasjt efforts to Invigorate U. On each gavel to the Ineertptiou "A Piece of the Washington Elm. •bleb PonMrty rtood in Cambridge. M “» . Preeeated by the City o: Cembridge, IU4.“ The gavels were seat here by the board U f part commtoeloaers of Cara -rWf, under inatraerions fro round! of that municipality. The council has forwarded steelier yavals to each state ta tha Union for the presiding officers of both legisUt v.

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Mr. Avalon, called on Mrs. Hannah Sunday. Miss Roxana Gandy made a business trip to Trenton on Friday. K. L. Rice and wife, of Tuckahoe. visited Mm Uriel Gandy Friday. Mr. and Mre. J. K. CarroQ visited Court House friends Sunday. Floyd Shaw and wife, of Goshen, called on Mm Harry WesteoU ‘ day evening. Mm H. L. Lloyd -has returned to Cape May after spending the week hem Edwin Hobart and wife, of Atlantic City, spent the week end here. Miss Frances A. Holmes, of Crowwtekr. was la town over the end. Mm Raymond Westoutt and son have returned to Harrisburg after spending the week here. Mm O. M. Geary and daughter jpent tbe week in Court House. A W. C. T. U. convention was held at the M. E. Church here on Friday. The principal speakers were the State President. Mm Fraaer. and H. Foster Goslln. of Wildwood.

varieties are so well adapted to h Brchards that eollectloee M 4. • end fit

vldlag .arty Angust to early Pepteaber. have been arranged to take oare of requests from resident* who are Interested to this scientific achievement to Plant

by the New Jersey Agricultural Exoerimeat Station to take drastic so-

don against the wnt-caUrpniar. which bfc.'im* very destructlT* to this —-

tertalnlng Miss Isabelle GUI, of Baltimore, Md., for an extended time Mm Sarah B. Smith, who to at the home of Nelson Smith for two weeks, was among friends In Moore*town, Colling*wood and Huddonfleld. Mr. and Mm Frank High and Mr. and Mr*. Nelson Smith attended the anniversary of Arbutus Lodge, st Green Creek, on Thursday evening. Miss Jeaile Mlxner was a week-end visitor with her grandmother, Mr*. Eiiima Springer, In Philadelphia. Ed Armstrong. Of Wildwood, on Friday was st the home of his parents. Mr. and Mm William Attstrong. Leroy Hearon, of Avalon, waa s Saturday visitor with his cousins. Lather and Lewis Hearon. Misses Adeline Crandol. Alice TosHrther and Elisabeth Batts with Mr. John Batts, motored to Millville. Mr. Thomas Hand returned horn with them on Saturday evening. Mr. Robert Hannolda. of Vineland. Is this week visiting Mr. and. Mm

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Wesley Hughes. William Toser, of Mlllvne, p-ased Saturday night with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Toser. Miss Zeds Hewitt dined with Miss Olive Bright on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Walter Shaw and family, of Millville, were at the home of hie parents. Mr. and Mm Abe Shew, over the week end. Little Margaret Mattes to this weak on tbe sick list with a severe c^ld. Mr. and Mrs. James Burke and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Powell were calling on relatives st Cape May on Sunday. A number of town people attended the spring Institute of the W. C. T. U.. at Dennlsvllle, on Friday.

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Duatet of Pickaway County, OUo. is tbe mw assistantsecretary of Agriculture. He left hto fares to Ohio to accept the port.

—nrisni, preuaavi «» —- ••naia. received hto garni, but because of ih« illness of Speaker Powell the gavel waa tamed over to him

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