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R. M. WENTZELL 1s PEREY STREET . FURNITURE BEDDING RUGS LINOLEUM Eatimates on all kinda of Furniture will be furnished promptly Keystone Phe Goods Delivered

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CAPE MAY COUNTY CLeRK‘8 orFiC in the matter of the petition of tbr State Stu Gurrcban, Sur ted" Anual ot aetle Shes! deteised, und lawl ‘wll mick. in mas ® thal in application wie by the Sate Mighiny Com: ithsion of "the Mute: ot New dere to the Rornratde irs C.. Hick,. one, a New or his Soperme thors of me ste Nin "eno: When tis Teuton, which pete bein tilt Sled "In the onle of cou EECA the Alge lorn "ot dbainterdst ingh» lms rtl whurd mn to wt seem Just ond proper, und to do cle auld ou slots mo to be are by liw authorized find required M" the ofrmbens an th or Jang to describe hat eertiin mild and prep in — the coloty of Cape M make ‘ratricuharly "dezeribea ‘as ut i point in the eastrrly Ane i at wey of, the Atlnbe City Hatlrone re, the sume in fnternectei by Has ks " of prefines. herehy. inmated to eyed forteny‘ tine o [Mok Cold Spring Land Trmpany rum Wenee "t) ‘stoug. sald canterls ‘ine of the al e e e rth | twenty eight d u Kast, arven fusn more or lew. to the thirty-five. a Mole: feet (558) to the e Med "ots wo n certain [ents suatira La e entier lake e J thls shiltled. Son e Hishnay Com C maton, ps I Tickin, ga [NETS Grande bregrre ie, eq fora (Rethig: Tos wer. Township. Mey Count Tane. NORE thenee ASJ floe Pule: alorly line and perailel runnlug / seven hundred tnotve Teck (FB) more or Tea to the norl erty line of Tands of the Cold Sprin [8 1 hong — ant Rf abu Hiirif any goarres Asien un relive feet, and‘ fort IundreAI. of a foot (©5.4M) terly line of the right of way of the Tout City Rallrond, the point or piace of beainwin . Armin: Hildreth, Milicent, Rick ardson, Georgiana Garretson, Sue Hildreth, 0d as adopted. daughter of Lizale Murey reeas pour of rreord to he the ow "Toke! motlee fuck» that an order wa wade by. the wald Juatice on, Pride, ‘he atxth day of Ju ninetren buiidred wnd nineteen, T: mndey.. G — inenty third day. of Jun alctcen Bid litters, at the hone ‘of eil ofiock in the aterm (ot ana, shut Tritton. in‘ the cognin n of New Feras! an the time and place when the said petition will be beard, @t. which time yop should appear If you desire to ea "rile notice In Co witt iy Fo Sw plete hoes e gonud have mn. intercat In. the ahove deseribed preniises. RUREASILAE SAENT tos t tage Jerse T Petitioner, Dated June fh. HIE 590-6-14-2tpf$18.18,

MACHINERY vERSUs CRUDE HAND LABOR American | Production Methods . the Theme of Educational Film A question that is after asked im connection with the recent ar. with Germany is, "How. gid. Ameriea, iM the space of months, rrcome. the twenty or more: year a Germany had in the manufacture Of war materials of every. description? Those who know answer the dites tion in three words, "By: quantity production." ~ But this answer means little to the average person. who, has not seen the: American method, of quantity | production itt actual oper» ation . The educational features. startin at the Hunts Theatre this week wi give such people a clearer insight into how the fat was accomplished, . The motor. car. industry, which has: contributed so much to the manufacturing world in the way of straight line production methods and the climination of fost motion and rehandlin i inaterials, is the industry feature Whether you are particularly. inter ested in miotor cars nr not, you will be fascinated by the combination of precision and magnitude passing hefore your eyes Elose-ups of the important operations are shown liberaly. and anybody witnessing these typically American methods of building cannot, but feel a thrill of pride at the achievemnte of his countrymen in the mechanical world. These films have been adopted by the United: States Government as a part of their educational series. One of the features will show. how Lil tty Motors wre built for Unele Sam Airplanes during. the. great [ur, is will be shown at Hunt Theatre, Sunday, June 15, at Wildwood. bnrrarmest onrmremmy Phone, Keystone 156-y for | the Choicest Milk nature produces from well bred cattle, E. H. Phillipe, Jr. POMONA GRANGE ‘The quarterly meeting of the Cape May County Pomona Grange, met with the South Seaville Grange on Saturday afternoon and evening. | Master George Sayre sounded the gavel at 230, there was a majority of sub» ordinate Granges represented. . The Grange was opened in regular form in the fifth degree and remained in that degree all the, afternoon. . Every feature of the grange work passed of nicely, untit they reached the item of paying the yearly dues of the Grange to the County Board of Commerse when some slaimed that it was of no benefit to the Grange, Pomona c

subordinate, . The matter was dis cussed in a general way, some claimed the dues were too high for what they received. . It was clearly proven that some had. received no benefit from the Board, because they never attended noy meetings of the Heard or asked for any assistance from them. Brother Ralph Schellinger was appointed a committee of one to collect the dues outside the Pomona Treasury, which he accomplished: before the evening. session was called to order. — The dues will be paid and the membership in the Chamber retained. Prof. A. L. Clark of Trenton, delivcred a fine address. | Mr. Einstein, of the Vocational School, and Mr. Stackhouse, the farm demonstrator, also poke. — The membership in the Powona Grange is growing, those recently admitted to membership were Mr ang Mrs John Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. — Frederick | Broadbeck, — Mrs Rose Hilton and Mrs. Elia Goditey These were obligated and the degree will be conferred in full form at the Cold Spring Grange Hall sometime in the near future. A splendid supper was served to m large: crowd. — The evening: session was in charge of Lecturer A. T D Howell who superintended a good program, as he always does. . The South Scaville Brass Band was pre sent and rendered several good sclee

ions. — The evening entertainment | would have been a little more enjoy» able had their not been quite so many mosquitors, who were bothersome despite the fact that Brother Joseph Camp, one of the commissioners was present.

‘Monuments, Headstones and Markers Finished and Ready y Go oo R a Ere Now is the opportunity to purchase . cemetery memorial. . We have fave 00 completed monuments, headstones, markers, corner posts, etc., in our wareroom and show Fards in Caden and Pleasant» ville the o largest and the finest stock we ever carried. . We manufact ured these goods prior to the present advance in price of material and labor perl are selling them much less in price (han we can manufac ture them today and because of this Mame goods are being sold rapidly. 1 Call at our yards in Pleasantville or Camden and make your se lection. We are equipped with every labor saving device to letter and erect them \pramls We have the electric crane, surface cutter, polishing mill, pneumatic tools, plug due etc., and can manufacture Lud anything you want in peal work, as we also have a large supply a rough Track on hand for this purpose. I and purchase now. — The sooner you call the better display ° ill have to select from The war and recent smhgmic has created such a demand for in our line that for a long time it is going to be very difficult to supply the demand. — This coupled ‘with the chote ge of granite en{tata enused by the terrible losses in the World War wil tax all the monnmental dealers to the limit to fill orders promptly. Camden Yard Opporite Harleig Cemetery. Bell Phone 2787. Pleasantville Yard Opposite Atlantic City Cemetery. | Bell Phone 1, UJ D1 i 14 5.) Dhol Wo W a MB OSI 3. PAMMELL Prest, 117 N. Cornwall Ave, Ventnor, for Atlantic A. L. HammELL, Vice-Prest., Absecon, N. J, for Cumberland, Cape May, Burlington, Ocean and Atlantic Cvantios. F. HAIGHT, Camden, N. J, for Camden, Smiem, and Glonceser ties. W. DuBOIS, Ciayton, N. J., ‘for Ciaytem and vicinity. H. B. HALE, Cape Charles, Va., for state of Virginia. o "H M , F 4." 1.5 | 3 A Hak & a A MAIN OFFICE, — PLEASANTVILLE, N. J

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OU" OFFICE. [in the matter of The pritin p the btate ligtway Commission: of af New erwcy. for. the @hdinadit f al E. Swain Hildreth, Milicent fter, corglons . Gutteintt Sie Wildrethc nied an adapted oinugthifer of seid. and Lewis iil~ Listle Mares, totlce that on npplication th fugte In Th mlasion, o ate Hemormtit Chucier c." als d a he had "fue fon. "which tion tim lakh dats ita In the ores of w Muri and re in ont to do Caprese) fim (he paid. Araet Hereribed as n Sritn To wae UP) pe land. and protien. offerte. Ayling "a it e faint. of Tape May: ind stat of — rhan n" WFiciintls " deseribed " as follow oetouuget, at a point Jn the ondterly Line Rutte w (M the whe th intersected bir the moutherly Mot of peemises. hereby. in Imad to We. edrerged whith in ald the tine now or formerly: of Spling Land " Company ‘ond muwming c ‘ct) wong wild easterly line, of f EE THACAC ow or Heber wt "Tindal c i thenee (2). idong his. line thirty -five degrees, twesityoais) mtturtes tite, ft and Habi-ieninel ot an 1, to. the, easterly‘ aide »"nidh as. the laid tks "on a cermin mnp nuntinn, t the pse Aled in thin cntise, entitled. ersey. State Richwiy Nikara ern friviston, Route: No * mpt "wool ho Section. nay i wis. fiifdreth, Cape o Counts is aC glans Wile Sedicen ‘Me Sind" nasaliel® with ya memes onf, ponded Inoue a or ras &, in "rig griy line of lind" ‘or) tne Cold: S la pant — then "Wone" tin titt Ruitvad, the punt "r C3 of beign onle Uiltrcth Mleent Rick hake Mitel ft Mire ar tion Ware Wm al Freon to be the own fs let em enter was made by the sd. dustio Pridics th sith dien, of dur e dint aintecrn, Bylo® [Moule thi wat nluterne # the hage of unr eviock 1 Youn Neo ot ant int nt th Simews Court Room in In he oity of be bu the ootuty nt Alerver and Site be tine ho Tane whe the sad petiion will he brant? at which ime yon. should appear. If you desire to wars his intloe py afm t tos the adonted dooditer of Lioky Matey cane jor imm e io has terest in the whol a (Ston afoul‘ tour y Cats thts dum seron a