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school children as census takers School children will hcanK the official agricultural firaii taker* in New Jersey and probably throughout the United State*, if a pi in to be tried out by the ■ Turlington county board of agriculture this fall, proves an successful aa its promoters anticipate. m The en tin: rural school eyetem of the county will be oand in securing information <>f great value to the state and federal departments of agriculture and , when the work is completed it 'is said that Burlington county will hare the most complete classified record of any farming district in the country. The i?!<-a is to divide each school district into sections, one of. which is assigned to each of the|higbe«t ranking pupils. The information the county 4oard will a«k to gather will include the number of members in each farm family: the number of acres Under cuP ti vatic-- and the " area planted respectively i si hay. corn, wheat, white potato**, alfalfa, fniit of various kinds and the amount of livestock. Special informa*1'?: in regard to the great peachgrowing industry of the county also will be sought The -o\ rnment. heretofore, had been •ompell? I to rely upon individual farmers in -neb JLtoct fillingout and returning (piestsnn blanks sent to them by the department. The fact that leas than two-thirds hare been returned and that half of the returns have shown Httle care in the gathering of crop statistics. has made the totals of questionable value, but upon these figures in every state the federal department has , been compelled to base its reports. The new plan was evolved by Henry George, founder of the George Junior Republican, who haa tried it out in Tomkins county, N. Y. hTe idea met with instant approval of the Burlington county board of agriculture and at the request of Secretary Henry H. Albertaon, the scheme waa presented this week to the school teachers of the county at their annual institute, by Mr. George. The value of the edncational side of the plan was emphasized by Mr.. George The work assigned to pupils, usually as a r<U(ard of merit, trill bring them in closer .and more appreciative touch , with the industrial activities of their aection. It is impossible to over-esti-mate, lie says, the importance of making the pupils feel their responsibility in co-operating with the government in collecting statistics of such value. I ~

Sheriffs sale By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, ' for sale of Mortgaged Premises, to me ; directed, issued out of the Court of i Chancery of New Jersey, on the Oth : •lay of November A. I). 1914. in a certain I cause wherein Bridget Ratty is com- j plain* nt. and Mamie ISruiitliol. et als | •re defendants, J shall cxpoer io sale at public vendue, on MONDAY. DKCKMRKlt 14. 1914. between the hours of twelve, and five i o'clock p. in.. I--- wit, at one o'clock in'1 the afternoon of -aid day, at the Sheriffs ofF'ce, ill Cape May Court House Cape May . ( uiinti . New Jersey. All those two ieru.ii. t: arts or parcels of land and pr-nii-.ro liei -inafter particularly described, situate .in the City of Ope May. in tin- Fount v of (Jnpe ' May, and State of New Jersey. lait No. I. Beginning at u stake at the east corner of Washington and Jackson streets, sixteen and ore-half feet ■ from jfrc centre line of Washington ' atreet and twenty feet from tin- centre - line of Jackson street, (said distance bring mi-asun-d on lin.-s at' right angles with said entry line". I : thence aloug the southeast si J" of said Washington street and preserving said distance of sixteen and one-half feet from the centre ' line of the same, north sixty-throe de- ■ green and fifty minutes east forty feet to one Bolton's land; thence binding on "lid Bolton's land on a course parallel • with centre line on said Jackson street t eoi-.'h twenty-six degrees and seven minutes esist sixty feet to one Hughes < land: thence by said Hughes land on a - course parallel with ihe centre line of i •aid Washington street south sixty- j three degrees arid fifty minutes west r forty feH to th northeast side line of said -lark-en stre-t: (hence along said ride lin of at. - ri parallel with and preserving f ing said distance of twenty feet from the - centre line .if (be same north twenty - six degrees sn<) seven minutes' west sixty fe -t to the place .if hrgiiiniqg, within whi-'h bound. in contained two thousand four lioielr <1 Wiuare feet of land be ; thn sam. more or less. , Lot No. 2. It-canning at a point in the northeast side nf Javkaon street twenty 1 feet from tlir cnitre line of the same and t forty niuc'aiul tv- ■•-tenths feet from the east ein-ncr of Washington and Jackson atrv.ta. which point is also the southerly f corn— of Meters, \nspaeh and Stanton 1 lot: tin nee binding mi arid Anspach and i Stanton's lot north sixty-five degrees , ami rn» in'ual's 'ini fort v and sev«witer h« feet L '.nd now late of Philip ' tenths fee* to land now or late of Philip - land on a line psrwli-l with said Jack- i ron aln-ct coaib twroitv-fiv degree* and ■ fifteen rainut > • «-' twent v-aevea and fonr-tmths f <-ri t" land of Tsaae Wbildin: tinner hi-wi-.,e by ".aid Whlldin's j lan-1 -mith sir t .—five di-gn-e* anil five j J minu<?-> »?-st a til seven -tenth* feet] hi wtU rid- lin- of Jaekson street: thence •' nhi-' si-' • I'.n- of J.trkcrui stfet ! north twi-nf v-tiv.- degree* "and fifteen! minnt.-? wet twenty-serin and four♦entln feet to the place of beginning I ron'ri-iing our thousand one hundr.il ] am! nft-' -n supcafiriaV feet of land b«' ' the -eme more or less. COLEMAN F. CORSON, Sheriff. r IMtvd Hor. IK, 1914. I IV.-,-.!' and Weaver Sol'rs. Ic 881-11 21 -4t-pf 916.40 <

Sheriffs sale By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, for sale of Mortgaged Premises, to me directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, on the 10th day of November A. D. 1914, in a certain cause ■ wherein L. Furraan Smith and Henry 0. i smith are complainants, and Arabella i Rogers, Francis C- Rogers, and N. or Edward Whited are defendants, I shall expose to sale at public vendue, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1914, ! between the hour* of twelve and five . o'clock p. m., to wit, at one o'clock in I the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff s office, in Gape May Court House, ' Cape Msy County, New Jersey. I All tliat bouse and lot of land and , premises, situate on th- southeaster!) , side of Lafayette street, near Schelleng er's 1-auding. in the City of Cape May. (ounty of Cape May and St Je of New ■ Jersey, bounded as follows, to arit: — Beginning at a stone on the easterly , side of Lafayette street, which stone is ' the southwesterly corner of C lot former- ' ly Jeremiah and Joseph Schellengeris ; i and running tbeuce along the southcast- , erly side of the street, south thirty-seven Ui-grecs west, six perches -to stone for a corner; thence south fifty -three degrees cast, six perches to a stone for a corner; from thence north thirty-seven degrees | cast six perches to a stone for a corner, and the southeasterly comer of said Jeremiah and Joseph Scheilengeris lot; tln-nce by the same, north fifty-three de- > grces west, six perches to the first plaoe of beginning within which bounds is contained 30 perches of land, be the same ' more or less. COLEMAN F. CORSON, Sheriff. Dated Nov. 19, 1914. i 4. s nicer learning, Sol'r. 902-1 1 -21 -4t-pf 99.20 , SALE OF LAND FOR UNPAID TAXES FOR THE YEAR I9II, CAPE MAY CITY. i PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by i Walter 4. Fenderson, 'Jr., Collector of 1 Tax.-*, and James M. E. Hildreth, City ,] • .. Letter. of the City of Cape May, in ' tin- County of Cape" May and State of ' New Jersey, that they will sell at pubi lie sale all th" lands, tenements, hered- ; it* incut - and real estate hereinafter , mentioned, for the shortest term for which any person or |iersons will agr oc 1 to take the nam" and pay the tax lien thereon, including interest and cost of ; «nle. or in fee where no one will bid for . a shorter term. The said sale will take plan- at •■?•• City Hall, on the corner of Wariiii.y'.oi. and Franklin Streets, in the Oit* ! '.'ape May, County of County o' t ap.- , -Mav and State of New Jersey, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1914 : at the hour of one-thirty o'clock in the afternoon. The said lands, tenement- - hereditament* and real estate so to be sold, and the names of the per» its against whom the said tax?-* have hcui laid on account of the same, and the anfbnnt of the taxes to be uaid on a" count of ?-acb parcqj are as follows, viz: Owner or Reputed Owner Amount ("ape -May Hotel Company ^ - -vndieate. Beach avenue

Hotel Cape" May. Lota 2677 . to 2091. inclusive ; Ijit* 2892 I to 2703. inclusive SS.ITSJW) •'*[«• Mav Real Estate Companv :i I.uts 1G3C to 1043. Texas Lota 1052 to 1034. Trenton 1 1"*'. - Ma"' R-ui Estate t>ut- [ paitv. unfiiiislted laud nort'- ! of New Jersey aventt • to ] Sewell's Point ibdannct 2,150.50 'ape Mav Tirol Estate Com- " tuny. Is ?ts 1031. 1033. i Massachusetts avenue ..... 1.11 I C*,.. Mav Real E«'*te Corai why. I Jit- 073 to 083. 1190 j 1. t-95. Missouri avenue.. 9.87 i- i?-.. * of s 002 to 0«<S, 1250. i;—. 1S11, 7«t t" 719. Delaware avenue . .. 2134 Unknown Owner. Riparian Rights front ?<T 1019-13 Beacli avenue .. 4.54 Interest from Dti-mber 2«. 1912, at ! 7 per cent per annum, in date of settlement together with the cost of this advertisement, to be added. Dated October 28. 1914. WALTER J. FENDERSON. JR.. Collector. JAMES M. K. nil.DRETH, Solicitor. 923- 10-31 -St PUBLIC NOTICE A special meeting of the Cape May county Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be held at the. office of the secretary. No. 518 Washington Street. Capo May City. New Jersey. on Wedm-sdsy. December 2. 1914, at 3.00 P. M.. to elect officers for the and transact such other business may come before the meeting. Dated. November 1«. 1914. LEWIS T. STEVENS. 900-11 -21 -2t Secretary. : NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Michael Kearns, Deceased. Pursuant to the order of Edwsrd l. - Rice. Surrogate of the County of <"ap«May. marie on the 21st day of Septcm A. I). 1914. on the application of subscribers. Executors of sairi de ri-ased. notice is hereby given to the creditors of sairi deceased to exhibit to the subscribers under oath or affir- ' matinn their claim* and dtgnanda against the rotate of aaid deceased within uiue months from t Insist day of September. A. D. 1914 oi tbev will b." forever barred of an y «c t 'on agahist «!••• subserib?-i s. STEPHEN KKARNS. t-'AMUEI T. UVH-EY (4. SPICER LKAMING. Executors Proctor. 828-9-26-9t Children -Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A I Tnk Eradieator will remove ink spots j paper, or fabric of any kind -25 I cents at the Rtar and Wave Stationery I

CASTORI A For Infants and Children : tn Us For Over 30 Yssrs GOOD TABLETS 1 made in three aizea,. 8 1-2x11 — 6x9 — 51.2 r8 1 -2 — 10 cents per pound while the) last — ctar and Wave Stationery Dcpart- ! ment. A. H. FAULKNER Contractor and Builder I Keystone Than* glm ; ta Baths Street Cipe lij,K.J. [ — I JOHN BRIGHT I GENERAI. INSURANCE Real Eatate and Mortgage Investment# ( RICIT HJOMIR fflLDWOOD I.J. W. H. BRIGHT ; Fire Insurance . In any part of Cape May O. HOLLY BEACH. N. J f 1 TEN Strong Companies , A«rvB»le Cai-nal over 160,000.0*0 H ••presented by SAMUinbl. P. EI. In.mranev plae<-d wltl. ?ne Is at* -•"•is protectl-iri from loss by fr» Apply to B. F. ELDREDQB I Merchants Njtlontl Bank BclldlBC Cape slay. New Jersey. GOOD ^ABLETS , made in three sizes. 81-2x11—6x9—51-2 xs 1-2 — 19 cents jmt jiouud while they ln»t- -Star ami Wave Stationery Depart - L'Ai.LING CARDS Engraved and ' printed. Prompt service at the Star and Wave Stationery D-qmttm-nt.

TIDK8 FOR NOYEMBKR High ' Low Wednesday 1 24 2 00 6 24 9 00 -.'?; Thursday 2 22 2 58 9 22 tl58 27 Friday 3 17 3 62 10 17 10 52 28 Saturday 4 09 4 42 11 09 11 42 2- Sunday 4 59 5 29 11 59 ... . 30 Monday 5 45 6 12 12 20 12 45 GOOD TABLETS ' made in three sizes. 81-2x11 — 6x9—61.2 " xHl-2— 10 cents per pound while they last — Star and Wave Stationery DepartM. H. WARE 516 WASHIHGTOK ST. Hardware Fishing Tackle Cutlery and House Furnishing* liyituni 114 X ___[ Troy Laundry Under Same Management Since IW5 | FLAT WORK and ROUGH DRY 36 CENTS A DOZEN All shirts handit oned. Ladies' fine wear all dried in open airHarry E. Balm, Proprietor , 310 Decatur Street *Cape May, N. J. J Keystone Phone 44D. Est. IMS. EDWARD W. SAYRE Carpenter and Builder. ' JOBBING WORK WILI. RECEIVE PROMPT AND EFFICIENT ATTEN- i TION. »t« QUEEN STREET j HOTELDEVON OPEN ALL THE YEAR. STEAM HEAT, j j RUNNING WATER. REASONABLE I r RATES. J. L. KEHR, PROP.' ! :

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- - Constantly on hand all sorts of horses from the I heapest to the best, any size or kind. Just write I what you want and I will send it on 1 0 day* trial and I . wiil take it away if not satisfactory. You positively I take no chance as the animal Must Suit You. Remember that the guarantee is .good on Hones I Cows sold at Auction as weH as at private sales. Most of Cape May County horses come from I Woodbine, on account of square dealings. MAX POTASHNICK ^ Woodbine, N. JM. You will save money I BY DEAL! N? ( AT ft P STORK. we HAVE A full line of ladies' I AND GEN is FURM-HINGS. UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, notions, ladies DRESSES AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES. J. Laventhol ;319 WASHINGTON STREET DERR'S ICE CREAM Special Attention to FamilyTrade. Orders Pr'-mptlv Delivered Factory, 314 Mantion'St. Dining Room, 313 w-\sthkkt0™ TABLE D'HOTE DINNEEF? A 8PBCIAT,TV KrvAtonc Phone saA WHEN UJKNbHINli A bLJHAlEK UUJIE whether it he a cozy bungalow or a magnificent mansion, it is or nrst importance to secure tlie aid of a reliable dealer. Your comfort and j pleasure depend ou your selection not for a day only as with many . ! purchases, but for-years to oome, and a large percentage of the cost i can be saved by the advice and assistance of an experienced dealer. [j WENTZELL'S, 33 Perry Street. Refrigerators of tried and proven quality. New importation of ; mattinga. New Linoleums. Crex Grass Rugs. Everything in hotuej furnishings. Come in and see. ■ FARMERS, SAVE YOUR WIVES! .! • ^ While you are away they have to pump THE WATER Price, Complete $55 mAP |w The Little Irrigator "The Little Irrigator" will irrigate your land, give you bigger crop* and more money. It will act o* a fire extinguished and lower your rate of in•uranre. It will pump 1000 gallon* of water *n hour at a «o«t of KITK GENTS for KASOLINK aud OIL It will Yon on KEROSENE a# well a* ou "The tattle Irrigator" ha. a double gctinfc -uinp and i* driven by a «liort picre of Link Belt rhain. whicli give* the pump n poeitivc drive and can be re|>aired in a moment'* time. You can remove the chain by one turn at a Forcw and then by disconnect the pump from the ?nginc, aud u«e the engine for •awing wood, grinding or "helling corn", or run any of your farm machinery. .V shown in the cut. the engine, pump. jack, nnd belt, all combined in one, is I»ort«ble. and can be uiored by one man from place to place on it* owa wheel*, j It will cave it* total ooat in a few month*. ' Send for Cirfal3r>, or Call a( ihe factory far Demoistratiei MANUFACTURED BY M. SUBBER - WOODBINE, N. J. Patronize the man in ynur own county and avoid delays in getting repair parts Keystone phone u-b An Engine and Pump will b2 de nonitrated by CHARLES S. NEWELL, Agent, West Perry Street