• 4 ■ ■ " ' > 1 Saturday, September 17, 1921 ■) CAPE MAY STAR AND WAVE Page Sera.

girt ns Summer Showing in Tailor Made Suits and Top Coats... We offer you suits of such character and quality as you will delight to wear. Come see our beautiful line without obligatioh to buy. We kno'w you will be pleased with the great variety and we will fit you absolutely. I Best Material and Workmanship Guaranteed Charles Scherer 223 Decatur Street Cape May, N. J. sor t | Vulcanizing I § AUTOMOBILE TIRES REPAIRED § I I I I w 8 years experience in. repairing all § yl Tires and Tubes. Work Dositiv.ely SC. /g guaranteed. We cafry in Stock the g "S GENERAL TIRE noted for its fine 0 8 appearance and long mileage. Fab- 8 ■ § rie tires are guaranteed for 7,000 j t yf miles and Cord tires for 10,000 miles, g g C. E. HOLMES 8 g 403 Washington St., Cape May, N. J. KEYSTONE 125 ft OPEN ALL THE YEAR THE GLENWOOD tAble unexcelled 509 hughes street centrally located cape may, n. j. Mrs. Lillian Rott, Prop. KEYSTONE PHONES^^J^7 CAPE MAY 1-73— WILDWOOD 1-73 Konowitch Brothers GROCERIES, MEATS, PROVISIONS Butter— Eggs — Fruit — Produce — Etc. Orders Promptly Filled 308-10 Washington Street . 2405-<fr Pacific Avenue CAPE MAY WILDWOOD ( Electrical Contractor... INSTALLATION OF MOTORS MAKING A' SPEOIA f.TY QF STORE AND WINDOW LIGHTING JX A. D. REEVES T KEYSTONE PHONE 809-D3 CAPE MA Y. N. J. . • I - — Cape May Electric Shoe Repairing Shop A. SuDAK < 4 "^NEOLIN SOLES AND RUBBER HEELS A SPECIALTY We make a SPECIALTY of REPAIRING gHOES WHILE YOU WAIT F Bootblack in Building for Ladies and Gentlemen. Shoe Sundries and All Kinds of Polishes for Sale. < 505 Washington Street " Cape May, N.' J, ; R. m. WEISTZELL * < . ' '33 PERRY STREET * Furniture Bedding Rugs Linoleum 7 .A..Mma,es on a" kinds of furniture will be furnished promptly. > KEYSTONE PHONE GOODS DELIVERED < Charles York ■ . Stites York j YORK BROTHERS * Carpenters and Builders ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN) ON ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS SATISFACTION'GUAIIANTEED P. O; Box 661 . . ' •- -. ; . . I o —

' when you Lidht a CAMEL

/ ■ V X. J. REYNOLDS Tobaico Co. ttioiioo-Sol<B, N. c

Your taste will tell you that! . For Camels have the flavor and fragrance of choicest tobaccos, perfectly blended. They're smooth and mellowmild. And there's NO CIGARETTY AFTERTASTE. We put the utmost quality into this one brand. Camels are as good as it's possible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. Ss TJrat's why Camels are THE QUALITY B CIGARETTE.' Camel

SHERMAN S. SHARP Contractor and Builder 656 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. Estimates Given Keystone Phone 336 3 .

[?]

DELIVERIES IN ANY QUANTITY OF LUMBER in any length, width or thlckknesa for any purpose whatever — that's the offer we make you today. We must have ample stocks of -.caaoned, men: - ured timbers in our yard to be able to" make such a broad offer. We have! And our prices will save you money. Ask for estimates.

UEORGE OGDEN & SON CAPE MAY, N. J. xxxwxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwxxxxxx i g Violin Insiruction 8 : |VT OTE LEADER OF THE CITY' ORCHESTRA § GUSTAV BLENK § W- " Has opened a summer course for Violin pupils. C5 Arrangements Can Be Made at y V X Convention Hall V X xxxxxxxxxxxxxkxxxxxxxxxx X JOB PRINTING OF ALL DESCRIPTION DONE SATISFACTORY AT THIS OFFICE i . ■ , . . i I, "

SEPTEMBER COURT EARLY NEWS MAYOR SMITH A PETIT JURYMAN. HEBER CRANE HEADS GRAND JURY AND SENATOR WILLIAM HARRY BRIGHT IS FOREMAN OF THE I.. S. GRAND JURY. The September term -of Court | which opened last Tuesday finds sev- 1 eral prominent Wildwood men sen - ! ' ing on. the. juries. ' Mayor W. Courtright Smith wa , empaneled as a petit juror but asked j for and received permission to be ex- : cused until next Monday. ' Hcber Crane, of the Wildwood Title and Trust Confpaoy ar.d Pre»i | ilent of the Wildwood Board of Trade! ha? boon selected as foreman of the| Grand Jury for the CountySenator William Harry Bright has j . been chosen as foreman of the United States Grand Jury according to I -reports from Trenton. Petit jurors from Wildwood are:f Leslie Caldwell. Fred G. Cole, Chas | Douglass, Mrs- Marie G Corle, Rev. I ' Irving H. Fisher. Allen E. Grace, Os j car Huebner, Robert G. Pierpont and - ; Courtright Smith. The trials of the Freeholders and! indicted contractors will be held ovel' L for the last session September' J9. ~ < Justice Charles C. Black of th^gi^L* preme Court will preside antrfjWdge ; ! Henry H. Eldredgc will *sso" J ' . ! YOU READ the jl Other Fellow's Ad •) r •j ) K You are reading this one. F l( ' ' lj That should convince you C I ^ ' that advertising in these * A G columns is a profitable T proposition; thst it will / v bring business to your *> store. The fact that the « other fellow advertises ir -probably the reason he is . w getting more business than is falling to you. Would .$■ it not be well to give • the other fellow a chance ?■ li To Read Your Ad in These Columns? ci — — ^ D P

BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS OP CAPE MAY COUNTY. NEW JERSEY AUDITOR'S REPORT To the Honorable Director and Membet's of the Board of Chosen Freeholders of the County of Cape May. I Gentlemen: ' Having audited the accounts of the county treasurer, -clerk, surrogate, . sheriff and mosquito commission fq'r the fiscal year of 1920, by direction of your honorable bodv, under the law requiring the audit of municipal j accounts, I hereby submit a brief i summary of the transactions for the j aforesaid year. The resources appropriated for the current expenses were: 'Prom surplus revenue- ^ $ 4,532.68 From State motor vehicle fund r' — _ — .-40,000.00 Form county office? 13,500.00 From county and bank stock tax —463,779.76 <621312.44 Excess resources and miscellaneous receipts (including $1,217.41 interest on bank deposits) ' received were $19,91694. • ■' , The current expenditures .paid out of the regular appropriations were: - Road Maintenance $193384.11 , Courts ^4__ 12354.23 Freeholders and Officers 8,261.11 s .Bridges 28378-69 Contingencies 4397.65' Hospitals 11,264.99 Coroners - 136.19 Almshouse 12,516-61 Stationery 50.26 Salaries _• — 11,043.84 Burying Soldiers and Sailors 387.50 Printing, eft. ,N" 2,025.66 Jail — ' 1,13683 Buildings and Grounds 10,488-25 PublicSchools • 1,624.73 Tax Cohmtissjoners 1,618 40 Interest on Notes 12,327.82 New Roads — _ 6,812.32 Elections - 12,234.82 V Sheriff's Office ... 1 5,047.59 •Surrogate's Office 3,470.50 Clerk s Office 12,243.91 Widows Pensions 1,614.21 Lighting Roads 745.03 Interest on Surplus Reve- , nue ■ ' 724.29' Interest on Bonds 48,960-25 Matured Bonds 36,300 00 Sinking Fund 16,981*85 Vocatiortal School 3,250.00 Law Library .59.12Mosquito Commission 15,000.00 Farm Demonstrator 2,935-94 Paid Notes for Outstanding Deficiencies and 1919 Emergency Notes 40,973-09 $519,949.88 Because of the severe beach front storm of February, 1920, it was necessary to make quick repairs to roads and an emergency appropriation of - $31,000 was made, borrowed or) an ■ emergency note, and to this supi the State of New Jersey added $ 1 0300, making $41", 000.00, which was expended for that purpose. Owing to the increase of salaries given to | member? -of election boards by enact.* ■ mcnt of the Legislature after the ap- ' propriations were made, an additional emergency note of $5,000 00 was required to be. issued and the fund . used for the purpose. » , The accounts of the treasurer , shows that the receipt? of the trust ' funds (including Slate railroad tax. i State, "chool tax. one-kialf of the hank . stock tax), over which the Board of Kreeholders have no iurfalict on, and ' the disbursements to have been as follows: ( | On hand beginning of y ear S 3,739.2,11 Received < luring year 309,134. 29 $312,873.50 . Paiil out du»ng year. . .310355.98 . Amt. on hand end of year? 2.3i7~52 'I' The accounts of nAriqanent iin ■ provemcitt have been found to be correct, and show thai the following I amounts were expended during the . j year on the fo!)owi, g works; Wildwood — WiWwoim Crest "Cape M a v Road .? 25,034.62 | Grassy Sound- >'.i< -lelgh Ri!_ 13.443.37 (Central Ave. Ocear- Ci.y 72.215.14 . Landis Avc - Feu Die City 16377 21 , I CawPn's- Ktilet a«l Seashore I vR"ail . 47,600.30 ■ tfedar Swamp Crk Bridge 8.694.17 lA'orth Wildwood — Gra-sv ( Road . .. i». 1/.77 02 D&tch.AVe . ("ape May City -48.953.92 Court H< '"so — Goshen Bd ' 31,653.85 MJ. Vei-'uin Ave, S. Cape I May 12,879.45 • Seashore Road — l .920.00 . $380349 75 . I _3.he cash balances on hand at the rfnu of the year in banks (of which ' wa- in - time, accounts. i^Ii'BHing interest) were: » ' j Current Account , .$ 28,436.15 | Improvement Aceount-r. . 304,277.01 I Accounts 231752 j ' " $335,030.68 '' | The receipts from county offices (from December 1, 19J9. to December ' '.I, 1920) were: j Clerk's Office .$14,726.87 i Sheriff's Office 3306:22 Surrogate's Office 2,50938 $20,542 47 The assets of the sinking fund at the end of the year were: Securities .,$68,900.00 3,66229, » $72,562.29 The taxes due the county -from municipalities at the end of year were $30,926.67. . The -bonder! debt at the end of vear .was $1,486,200.00. Emergency notes outstanding were $36, 00 (HOB, | Emergency note of 1919 for amount expected from State for Turtle Gut Inlet improvement, was $4, '639.62 Tax re\*nue notes outstanding wore $31,046.67. Respectfully submitted, LEWIS T. STEVENS, Auditor. Commissioned by Bureau of Muni, Accounts. Dated August 31, 1921. P. F. $15.80— 9-17- It 105