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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ADVERTISING IN THIS COLUMN 10 CENTS PER LINE, 4 WORDG TO A LINE. MINIMUM CHARGE bo CENTS. ror SALE-1915 overLanp, rt Ford, 1917 Studebaker. | Apply to N. CERCL 518 Elmira Street, Cape May, N. J. 32-1t FOR SALE-FORD SEDAN EQUIP. ped with starter and generator, slip covers and démountable rims, and lots of other special equipment. Co E _s tion. Apply to Charles Folks, 420 West Perry Street, Cape May, N. 1-11-19 19 _____________ FOR SALE-A FEW | PIGS NINE and ten weeks old-Meadow View Farm, Firma, N. J. — Henry Reeves, Manager. S881-f. FOR, BALE-MOTORCYCLE 1914 Indian twin, fully equipped. Bar gain. . 502 Broafiway, West Cape May ald FOR SALE-ENCLOBED FLANDERS runabout. For particulars see Chas. Eryant on North Street. FOR SALE-& HORSE MOTOR 3 phase 20 volt in first class running order, used only a few weeks, made by the General Electric Co. Apply A. D. Reeves, 2nd floor Merchants National Bank Building. FOR SALE-QUARTER | HORSE, Wagner Motor. For sale for want of. use. . Apply A. D. Reeves, Merchants National Bank Building. FOR SALR-QUARTER HORSE Kimba! Motor, variable speed Runs either direction. Perfect condition $40.00 and a bargain, an it has not been run over a month. . A. D. Reeves, Merchants National Bank. FOR SALE-5 HORSE _STARTING Compenaator. _ No longer required in plant of present owner. Make offer. A. D. Reeves, Merchanst jonal Bank Building. Enpprionontrommommmommpmensemmmnet I HAVE FOR SALE, ONE 1918 used Ford touring car. One 1918 Ford Scdan. One 1919 Ford truck. One 19:?Farm tractor. One touring car body with wind shield. See JAY E. MECRAY. > FOR SALE-TWO GOOD HEATING stoves. Apply J. E. Taylor and Son, 212 Ocean Street. 1-18-19 37 LCST LOST-IN CAPE MAY CiTY BE. tween Penna. depot and High School 14 karat gold ladies‘ solitare pink sapphire ring. Reward if returned Cc a Coa Ae A -- _ wANTED WANTED A RELIABLE MARRL ed man, for mill route. Apply to Meadow View Farm, Erma N. J. 1-18-19 35 J 5000 Lill (4 Dick 1-18-19 19 | — | BLNGALOW | i plan, . con | "LOR and SON, | 1-18-19 37 Save Money, Time and Trouble By UsEING "INSIDE TYRES" They are practically puncture and blow-out proof. They add from 1,000 o L LLL Ings by reinforcing them and prevent» ing blow-outs. Can be used over and over again in several casings. They cont but a small fraction of the price | of new tires. ‘They are postively para anteed to give entire satisfaetion or money refunded. All sizes for automobiles and motorcycles. Phone or write for a demonatzation. \ Pce * CCde

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLD EBS OF THE COUNTY or CAPE MAY, RESOLUTION By the Finance Committee: "BE IT RESOLVED," by the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Cape May, New Jersey, that there and two bundrod eighty-one and sev enty two one hundredths for the purpose of meeting the Appropriations set forth in the following statement of Anticipated Revenue and Appropria tions for the fiscal year 1919; to wit: COUNTY BUDGET. 1918 | Amount in "SUR[puus revenue « 8,210.04 476423 | (a) axmiciraten REVENUE: 1919 1918 Surplus revenue approprited 8,219.00 County Offices 14,500.00 Ed CAG raised by taxes $04,081.72 Total $76,800.76 | 828,002.60 (b) APPROPRIATIONS 1919 £20 homed 12,000.00 Freeholders and Officers, 5,600.00 Bridges, 20,000.00 Contingent 5,000.00 e d 100,000.00 Public Schools 1,500.00 Tax Commissioners, 1,200.00 Discounts, 8,000.00 New Roads, . 20,000.00 Elections, 8,500.00 Sheriffs Office, 5,000.00 |_ Surrogate‘s Office, 3,000.00 Clerk‘s Office — 2,000.00 Widow‘ss, Pen: sions, 2,000.00 Lighting Roads, 1,000.00 Hospitals, 6,000.00 Interest on Surplus Revenue, 750.00 Interest — on

Bonds, 48,800.00 36,400.00 Sinking Fund 16,981.85 Vocational School 2,600.00 County Law Lirary, 100.00 Mosquito .. Extermination, 8,000.00 County Fair AsBridges | (Emergency) 18,820.00 Road — Miin. (Emergency) 5,098.01 Less resources 72, Amount to . be by — ta Freeholders held at Cape May Court ouse on Tuesday, January 7th, 1919, and will be taken up for final adop ticn at the next regular meeting of u i! Board to be held in the Court. 1 at Cape May Court House P3 Tuesday, January Sist, 1919, . at eleven clock a. is. nt which time/ and place any objectics thereto fnd the part of taxpayers may be present ed to, and will be heard and consid ered, by the said Board. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this budget shall also conatitute the tax resolution. By order of the Board, F. W. POWKES, Jan. 8, 1919 1-11-19 15-8t — mease \_ BOROUGH OF SOUTH CAPE MAY An Ordinance relating to taxes for Be it ordained by the Borough Couneil of the Borough of South Cape May, in the County of Cape May and State of Mew Jorsey_ that there shell

be mrseaned, raised by taxttion and collected for the fiscal year 1919 the sum of one thousand four hundred and ninety dollars, for the | purpose . of meeting the appropriations set forth in the following steusment of resoure» es and uppropriations for the fiscal yoar 1919. Surplus Revenue $1401.88 LOCAL BUDGET REsourCES | Surplus Revenue, appropriated, None Miscellaneous Revenue, None State R. R. and Canal Tax, None Amount to be raised by taxes $1490.00 APPROPRIATIONS 1919 — 1918 Salaries £70.00 570.00 Streets and Sidewalks 160.00 — 160.00 Lighting 250.00 — 250.00 Contingent Expenses . 40,00 . 40.00| Fire and Water 100.00 100.00 | Schools 10.00 — 10.00| Board of Health > 20.90 — 20,00 | Prég. and Advertising | 150.00 160.00 | Public Buildings 50,00 — 50.00 New Borough Map 150.00 Total $1400.00 1840.00 This ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its final adoption. C F. L. RUTSCEMAN, Mayor. Attest: E. B. MARTIN, Clerk. The foregoing budget was approved st the meeting of the Borough Coun« cil held at the Borough of South Cape May on December 19, 1918, and will be taken up for final adoption at the meeting of the Borough Council to be held on Tuesday, January fist, 1910 at 12 o‘clock noon, at the‘ Borough Hall in said Borough, at which time and place any objections‘ thereto on the part of the prestnnnt may be presented to and will be heard and considered by the said Council. Dated Dec. 19th, 1918. E. B. MARTIN, Clerk. fita9 7 --_--«mee---. NEW JERSEY A GREAT FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STATE Farmers Want Horticultural Building at Agricultural College The name "Garden State" as applied to New Jersey is more frsintisted than most Jerseymen realize. For} instance, how many residents of our | state know that New Jersey produces more half | than all | the Esepniind grown in the United States? Or that | New Jersey truckers: receive honed from the tomato crop than the growers of any other state? Or that the ie is true of asparagus . Or that! ore eggplants are grown in New ersey than in any other state" ex-| pt Florida? | Or that Atlantic Coun-! y is the greatest small-fruit section | in the world? Or that the greatest ! intensive — market-gardening. . section |

Paterson? Or that New Jersey can boast of the largest overhead frrigntion system devoted to intensive market gardening in the world, at the Seabrook Farms, Brideton. New Jersey is exceptionally well situated for the growing of fruits, vegetables, and such crops ms potatoes, The soil and climate are favorable, and with excellent railroad facil; ities and good country reads, lying on the highway between two great cittes. with 20,000,000 people within a radius of 60 miles of the State Capitol, no state has better markets for hortieultral products. The last twenty yearr has seen m marked development of the horticulture of the state. Fromapproximately £12.000.000 in 1899, the annual valne ew Jersey fruits and vermtables (eluding potatoos} lins visen to $17, 000.000 in 1909 and to £80.000,000 in 1917. and last year the value was considerable higher. . In this — develop mont | the growers | have . depended largely upon the | State: College of sriculture — and experiment Station nt New Brunswick for assistance in: meeting the new probleme that are constantly arising. and the horticultural department of the institution has been able to aid very materially in making New Jersey a great horticultural state. Because of the expansion of the industry and the growing demands on the institution, the Legislature is being naked this winter for a special appropiation for a hortleultural buildIng at the State College and Experiment Station, in order that they may render service corresponding with the size of the horticultural interests of the state. The fruit and vegetable growers are urging the passage of the appropiation, and it is expected that the Legislature, appreciating the need, will act favorably on the request

Don‘t complain about poor gas and high bills !t annoys the gus man. Don‘t walt until the season is over to fix up the streets, We may be too busy then, Don‘t think you are worth an much as uny other mun on earth of your size Remember a man from hix neck down is worth $1.50 a day but from . his neck up there is no limit to his value. Don‘t wait for some other resort to get cheaper rutes and . better ° train service for you. Gel together, it‘s the big noise that . frvightens . Political rfunagement. Don‘t | wait — for | the | prohibition amendment to take effect. Stop now, it‘s easier to quit when you don‘t have Don‘t complain about good plumbing bills, it takes one man to keep the time. Don‘t be afraid to advertise, the most successful men do it. mesAdvertise your wants in the Star and Wave for resulta, . Keystone $0. nomena trmmmnmmed Two old land marke are being torn down. The Methodist Parsonage and the Old Congress Hall stables, on Congress Street. . Another step to make improvements. s+e_The town was made quite lively by the influx of teachers from various parts of the county on Saturday, at the Teachers Institute, held in the High School Building: Emmaus. a avacrmmeaet WHY should Railroads advertise ex« cursions to Wildwood on Sundays and ignore Cape May. . Is it begause Cape May is so well know that we do not require advertising? func:~4 Dollars‘ Reward for nny cazo of Catarth that wacnot be cured by Halla Catarth Toledo, 0. usinont brc caaiLie t slip tr. RafioRas Bate or commirnce, — Toledo, 0. ro #s taken ie hie a 2° the" blogg wad m he ryatem. Terlimorhats Ths E te pe bon to. . Hai‘s Paasily Puits for constipation. to the KEYSTONE HIDE COMPANY, Lancaster, Pa. &. H. Livingston, Bupt. Ther millpay top cach market prices . Battat X" qrarintacts White ot telephone for prices. Pm Pbl tgs free on roqu 1-11-10-4¢,

the Printing of your stationery the bette he impression it. will creat oral: Have your print» :g done here. Terc k G1; (MZ 07 Mi Pole M CLT (ece diseases start with a cold. Don‘t trifle with it. At the first shiver or sneeze, take FVTE TASCARA QUININE I #om® Btanderd ety for 30 poorp-in caiog to # Tain rnmmemne Fien. ¥ nett on, "fi pDrRe irs ned wp with hav. Hil‘s pictirs. AVA Prug Stowa Shake Into Your | Shoes. Allen‘s Foot-Eare the antiseptic Soldiers and sailors use | 5t. — Sold | everywhere, 1-11-194t w-__ ___ [FOR SALE-BANKSKIFF "IZAAE WALTON," able, sea-worthy . dory, built by Mr. Elon Hand, West Cape May in May, 1917, practically unused since September 1917, 22 feet | over all, 6 feet beam, Bridgeport engine. Now s ld slips opposite Cape May Yacht Club

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