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Monday, March 31 May Allison inHER INSPIRATION Tuesday, April 1 Coe cas HOOP--LA Wednesday, April 2 THE BETTER ‘OLE of "The Romance of Old Bill"

Thirnday, April 3 Gladys Leslie inMiss DULCIE rroM pixig Friday, April 4 Mitchell Lowisa inLIFES GREATEST PROBLEM Saturday, April 5 Sessue Hayakawa inA HEART IN PAWN

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___ enna COMMUNICATION Cape May, N. J. March 25th Mr. Editor: B sue of last week I noti a Communication from Captain L. F Smith, in which the Taxpayers are be ing he came to me and asked for true if you were to believe what he +a Now the facts are these. | a a meeting of the Board of Freehoider to Directors, Messrs Bennett and Mus have the old concrete taken out, an secure bids for Painting the Iron wo of the Bridge, there were two bide ceived, one from W. B. Gilbert and ene from L. F. Smith, and none from riediately after the appointment of the Committee by the Board, an agree: ment was made with the said L. F. Smith to remove the broken Cement He worked two or three days on th Cement and took a pob with the Coustal Air Engineer at a higher wage and was gone two days before any of the committee knew anything about his leaving, compelling them to make other arrangements and . hire. other men to do the work Smith promised to do. 1 said to Mr, Smith, when we engaged you to take out the Cement. that the Bridge was to be painted (do you want to bid on the job?. He suid, "I may give you a bid.". After fi inghe cane to me and asked for the Specifications for Painting. 1 loaned him n t und he brought a bid to me that was opened at a Board meeting with Mr Jbert‘s bid. The Board awarded the contract to Mr. Gilbert, not because he was a nephew of Capt. Bennett, but because they believed he would finish the job, and not leave it ax Mr. Smith did on the Cement. There is no money wasted as he claims. | Mr. ert will give the county a good job. If Mr. Smith had treated the Committee right in the work he had, the Board would, no doubt, have given him the Contract f¢r Painting, but he failed to make good on the f job, and they did not care to take chances on any more with him, so awarded the contract to Gilbert. Mr. Smith makes a false statement when he suys that I told him that the Contract was awarded to Gilbert because he was a nephew of Capt, Bennett. 1 told him what the members of the Board said, and that was, "They could not trust him after the treatment he had given them and that Gilbert was a practical Painter and that was their view of the matte ow these are the facts as they exSith has been back four times aftor the Cement work as he has nothing to do. The Specifications: require the Tron work scrapped and washed with Coal Oil. This work could not be done by the bridge tender. He is too old to do. such T. S. RUTHERFORD, Director. --mee-_._ Petition Forms for City Commisfomon sale at Star and wave Station " Edowlmadr

CHARLES B. WEST HOME FRoM FRANCE L, J. West Sr. on Saturday, March 22, 1919 welcomed their son Charles B. returning from military service from France where he served with Battery D. 335 Field Artillary, — American | Expeditionary Forces to which he was attached at Camp Dix, N. J. and on Sunday was teadered a reception at which the fol{lowing were present: Mr. and Mrs. W N. Hoo: and daughters Ella and Lillian of Ocean City; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Booz of Cape May; Mrs. Myrtle Baily of Philadelphim; Miss Kathryn West, Camden; Mr. and Mrs. Swenason and son Carl Ded Co CD Cama cs Sr. of Cape May; and Messrs Walter Shields of Camden; L. J. West, E. H , West and W. W. West of Coataville, Pa.; and Charles B West, Cape May. After partaking of a bounteous dinner and . extending | congratulations | for his safe return the parities adjourned to their various homes, Mr. and Mrs,

Plenty of exercise, fresh air, regular hours-is all the pre®scription you need to avoid Influenza-unless through neglect or otherwise, a cold gets you. Then take-at once ip maar fleves Bids are solicited for the position of night watchman for the Borough of West Cape May, to serve all year round, 9 hours per night. All bids must be presented on or before April 14, 1919, rves the right to rejoct THEO. W. REEV 22.4-21 206 Borough ther NOTICE OF : Notice is hereby given that the ae. counts of the subs r, as AdminisItrator of Josoph G. Vance, deceased, [will be audited and stated by the S1 — rogate. and reported for settlement to the Orphans" Court of the County of {Cape May on the 30th plication will he Cop BAe of CommisUuted, March 25th, 19 LEWIS T sr EVENs, Bt Administintor. T wish to thank al my friends [nelatihory who no quickly N An mpt and w ing wervic comine «ut into the ex y to my unisian ¥ oTway srows

ram» ooserr. ae u trex mpsied met gon on . eaunt of Crown Gan sveriment Stor a in haw of Mhor mod ‘trees @t. ocean wiecs | Write thik offfee for reatichbian Til chimterinte: t youn 1 earns d Sprine wut curry phosinate weh eom im e .emoaigh tro s (on" any in vy) hout line, their o mt and Wom : me ut A Will only inode gout wet am ust tine Cur eto your rading fur | Air Geopee | Nichols, Cashier: | Pirnt Cape May Comy Houre hns had wither irup Hat a cer o crhment Nitrate of Soin mn wo verg fne fnymei) femne thin imaerial wan take io fo onee rill hot emuce into thie Me. Alfted . Reeven of Fuckahoe witt try Cannda Field Pers with orts, an a hmy crop. | The souner they. are Incculated and in the sround the better. Marvett, Masier of the farom of w T. Here mind workin or gine how a He wluring . tH ut hod drape than is war ever turned Be for Eirini hays" Wow "Trep, and fa wit have corm to Rail wat ne een" cammouse Tomato mpustar It, she cont on growing. canhotten ta matos in Cape May County in the yen M I97% what will the farmer be ®bis to rae tiem In fins Should ihe G wes, for bin fometecp cont of roduc. Hod "hox a Far prom ie. canner han half o6 hip Pack n back upon biz hen Government‘s broken. bromine, mnt che faves a_ receding | market he feet like | risking a price to mn hkh mn the rowers cont of producc ont (Thewe two owesttonn ate controntins Mithun it have n fin: In t a lie wilt have to pay for the cont of uroduel and canting the tomntoo ft con: wimew or ele the growers und oanne will have to Improve upon their methods or rowing and onclone to euch an ex« tend (hay the carin will be lowered.. How to do thit in the question farm and) a) canner ‘ir The prrvc ny comitlom till not wha natinfuctory. acreement bes Treen them on the ipmate crop for 1979 pertinoe a substitlor of enithior crop or eoueston untll the Connivy e met Mr. Mulford Stevens of Cape gcosom v to Cane Ma fsp The daknow by nerason of x kive tim pronndtio ouch considersiion | The perme the attention of the Hellcniain sae, They: ex to : ont choust | nt stanninc. moutd To. remem fiat no other way of shippin= te r Mr. Joseph Camo. I‘reaident County ; Hon ierteattre and repronentive, o tied Seanty Pantoni Griuce in the Coun: Cmamber of Commun ree: mat Rauhio meeting. of "&. Inter oar (4 in Green Creek tat Cove M mericulture. was ma tubs, (ar

Pe yo Vetch in hist warn this youre in will do well they need tor thelr own use.. Far «eod a thin stand ix fetter than a Chick stand. Th 1 4 pree eer pand. | Leck in anton this year and get, prices themugh one esmucistion. T. 4. Iurell and A. #, Faure witl can[tims Bellentain to secure enough grow» srw of eners to muke shipoing in cur low, worth white, 4. a. eracknousk, County Avent. bomemimea d compnererd ELMONT FREAS RETHRNS Elmont Freas, known — among.. his friends as "Tke," son of Joseph Freas, has returned from France. Tke was among the boy who went over | to} France, being attached to the 835th field Artillery, Co. H, of the Acorn, Division, which is from the western. part of the country. This Division | was the only full Division thit was complete when it set sail for France, and it saw plenty of real hard fighting, | being composed of a husky lot of fel- ; lows, who knew no danger, but saw real fighting. — The Acom I ivision arrived home about two week» mo arriving at New. | port News, comi ar across on the in g/ rteamer, "Martha: Washington. Upon | their arvicad at Newport News, orders ; were j: con for the MOD to entrain Loall Dix, where the entire: division. was qustered out a few dts meo, Elmont‘s many frets Wore glad to welcome. him home: aM4 since his arvival home he has b9°n . kept | busy chalking hands. and felt 0f his actual. experiences of M2 40d | of | the ruing wrought PF. 10° uthless. Gere mans. ___so#=-_ Petition ForM for City Comminson on male at St" und wave Stationery Department BUILD A BUILDING AT Cape may

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by Dr. Willizm Kuckro, chemist of th Metropolitan . years previous couting. with paraftin Ind been tried, but the application lind mot entirely nccomplished fis purpose. The new painting process, however, proved a success. Disintegration was halted and the dimaszed purtk restorLok S Ac Cra _- LOl ube cau * AND ITs Economy. The preservation of atructurt mn terlitw, which may be obtained through the mpplication of paint, constitutes a most vital means of furthering the conservation of our natural resatircex, It 18, — moreover, | the | most economieat method of sustaining the apprurince and general upkeep of any commu alty. A atracture conted with shoots of Ind!a rubber would not be as well protect» ed from decay as a structure coated with a good oll print, This is due to the fnct that m mhoet of rubber ix not so durable or an waterproof nx a thin dried film of paint. The litter mate: slat when applied dries to a cont tnuoue elastic Alm. conttning: tinely: divided particles of metallic, wenr. resisting Pigments. . A square foot of such a film upon a wooden surface costr tew thin a penny, yet It will benutify aud protect a dollur‘s worth of surfuce for many years, This in a low rate of insurince. Dncellings, buns, outhuilitings, sheds, posta, fences, stork enclomtre®, wagona, ‘implements, windmills and other struce tures, whettier of wood, fron or cement, should be preserved, through the use of print, from rapid decay, High grade print may be used successfully for atl such purposes. Colored punts will be found the most neviconble, the coloring mutter in the pMBt Adding from two to thrve youre w he life Uf the conting,

THE GROWTH CF HABIT Robustness to many is almost entirely a | mater of habit,, the habit of taking care and the |emncront use of SCOTTS EMULSION The cperaizing properties of Scott‘ ‘s have been proved 1 o thousands of homes nearly ever ywhers The habit of using Scott‘s regularly at trying peric Is exs as a means of building up strength and thwarting weakness is a babit well worth cvltivating. Try Seott‘s Emulalon tor incroased Strongth. ___

CHICAGO MAX BUYS Mor J CALIFORNIA I8 W, Wrigley Jr., Heads Company Purchaning Senta Cataline Vast liimsail Planned One of the biggest egest real extate doul s put over in California is an as sure fact and the interesting detail ave ha furnished by the intereste | it Wilion Wrigley, Ir. manufac turer of the famous "Wrigley‘« Spear mint." one of the chief stockholder ‘in the Chicago "Cubs" ball team ane {an officer and director in a total of {fifteen enterprises in various pm w) — S., is the head and controlling Inforos in a company which has take over Santa Catalina Island, The pur rice in close to $1,000,000 an millions more will be spent to make the Island the great show place of the Pacific Const. |_ Including in the transfer are practi ‘eally all of the 448.00 acres of th {Island | the new $100,00 Ste. Catherin "Hotel and its importenainces, . ten thousand head of sheep, two large stemers which ply between San Poster and the Istund, a fleet of power boats and other property of the ‘Santo Catalina Islund Cor This news is of inter past los interest. to the Country at Inver for it presiges ms ein a and development in our home rexoit« n keeping with the tendency to culiate domestic tourist travel which the war has so »trengly intonsific The. officems and directors , Posing Catilina C Falpa the most gard fxing busine cs Count ty. The genera‘ MME Pverett H. Seaver tho directed the Fulton Shipyards at Sa~ Pedro during the war and who last year Nevi niced for wooden ships at axtonishing a Gauls versment e Seaver‘ record i s a bul ilgler ot is equaled by his fame as an po of labor, for in all his period of service at San Pedro there was r rumor of labor trouble. Mas Sackenhoem a well knour Los Angles buginess man is president of the new company, He recently received his honorable discharge. fron at, C. 5. Army where he runked are "We intend to ‘make Santa C: intalian the greatest summer and mh Atherica." sald Mr. Wrix velopment will progress us v: possible and when. busine we wil put on more stea is room for half a millon ne on the Idan ond a is projected fer ea is my plan to ma Pacific a resor. of al it will be a i all prite of ths Thore me minn — wsigue features ound ot "Catsliya® as the Inland ° cle? lscally. In one vast expane re the fraties of §50 eet t cotic vhich in the stm 1 othe famotis sind Amoue, settlement 7 inade i of ¢ fmpe bwcef conte completely. fur sing. dtr gots such sights c great occunwarld of vegetation a=" ith as ean be had no where Tere is a realm peopled with bri v — colored — Inhabitants swctmm hrough forests of feithery. verdure, lugh tree-like ferns waver and ben‘ ‘ith the motion of the water. . Grent ! talks nf kelp touch the botton af the — +

Ipong. From the »trange "cen-cucume ber" that lings to the orean fé land in said to be one of the lowe forms of animal life. to a guint [fish and sea buss, which are the (light of the sportsman, the range f xpecies, size and oppearunce of these creatures of the deep in utterly mse toundi Above waters are reores of seal rome of them weighing a ton, sunning themselves and and their Monk on the rocks. The bald-headed eagle perche@ himself on a erag and» haotlily survey» the scene while a . flock of sto petrely scurry away before the prec 4 advance, . Yonder on u . cliff . nofme mountain goat enjoy the xecnery nw herbage. Over and above all are the bluest of skies, reflected in the depth of jhe deep blue xen. Wrigley as the worlds greatont ® gum manufacturer, has been ‘xaid to be one of the largest contri butor« to | men‘s . lasting . enjoyment ‘among all. who make: for creatures comfort, Hix nlane for the development of Santa Cataling Island fos the tourists aookers who flack to Californin‘s sum kissed shores will entitle Mr, Wrigle in double measure to all he his this far attoned a extensive purteyer of Ameri [ants. "Just ds we bave h disime to build wa oe Mis Wrigtey advert — yeuss the new ald to hatin « gestid® Ponsaat to take-eff ide Ford pirmighten ust bins © prppriccep aml * s0time. maxans of scoms cauis: emm Mrs. Ethel Sehcllinger Boilicts » Kiba ® pes barlette ued home in # Hee rat . Brilette wis the sccond dough» ter of dir. and Mis. Ralph Schelliage-. Her school career was woul, gman ing in our public school at the bead e [her class. Then took up the fu yen course in the Towaship huch +vhool, where she graduated at the head c+ the « ‘hon attr ded | Dickina « College: for three years. In two cP those yers she sun the loghert, prizes offered by the college, She was taken il sour miter al graduated. hut none thought it s: rious. She married Profemer Geo pe wi — lots, a fermer teacher at Court House, Ethel a intae a bought Tight, not only in the linc of education. ar ! possessed grood iiiy me She waw a member of the Meci Clove. ad died in the Faith. Se wis n ~ mbes of Cape May Gramp: Ne 128 at Dins Creek, which sent a heactifel fan t tribute.. Dr, Walter L. Yoke. of Tuckaho¢, assisted by the pastor, Re. Cawman. conducted the fon se — viees on Sitturdaco arte moor.

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