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LIST OF 100 PER GENT BABIES EXAMINED THE STATE BUREAU OF"' HEALTH DEPARTMENT AT THE COUNTY FAIR. KENT AT

Curtis Young, Cape May 'Court House, N. J. Elwotxl Corson, Cape May Court House, N. J. Linwood Peterson, Cape May Court House, N. J Helen Batcinan, Green Creek, N. J- j Jffmes Fisher, Green Creek, N. J. I Marie Swartz, Dias Creek, N. J. j Richmond • Corson; Rio Grande, N. I Lloyd Dickinson, Erma, N. J. - Wilbur Ludlam, Swainton, N. J. I Harold Ludlam, Swainton, N. J. | Ruin McCausland, Avalon, N. J. j Chas. Tozer, Clermont, N. J. Gerry McKean,. Goshen. N. J. Thos- Taylor, 310 E- Maple Ave., 3 Wil^wWd, N. J. r Bertram Halburner, Cold Sprint*. N. J. • * John Groves, Jr., 820 Central Avenue, Ocean City, N. J. Elsie Bright, Goshen, N. JEdna McHugh, Cape May Court House, N. J. Harry Ewing, 117 E. Cedar Ave-, Wildwood, N- J. Amoi Corson, Marmora, N- J. - L. liri j'ht, 125 E. 1st St., Anglesea, x. J- - •; . • Tsabelle Springer, Cape May Court i House, N. J. Reeves Johnson, Wildwood, N. J. Norma Whilden, W. Perry St., j i Cape May, N. J. iChas- Sack, Palermo, N. J- *" j The above list represents, the names f of the babies listed by trained nurses Mrs. Piero and -Miss Grace Small on their two busy days at the. County Fair. These babies met the requirements set up by the State. Bureau of. Health for children between the ages j of Three months and two years. 62: other babies were examined. Lqng before the afternoon of the second day was over, Mrs.'J. A. Stackhduse, who was passing outxthe ribbons fori ] 100 per cent, babies, ^ptgclaimed a! shortage- As the Fair has promised | " ribbops for all 100 per cent babies, j $ new ribbons have teen ordered and 1 will be delivered in a few days toji those entitled to receive same. <1 GRAND CHAMPIONS | Mr. W- D- Hand, Rio Grande, cap- 1 tured Grand Champion, best plate of § apples in the show, with his plate of H Fallowaters- In justice to County 9 Clerk Hildreth, it should be mention- |j ed that these apples were grown in g . his orchard under the management g of Mr. Hand. fa SPECIAL EXHIBITS Rev. Chew, of South Seaville, made an excellent display of deer heads and skins, which attracted much attention. Mrs. Enoch E. Madara, of. 'Paler' J ' mo, and W. H. Powell, of Swainton, | ■ made fine displays in nine varieties | of sweet potatoes. \__ "The honey exhibit' of Dr. Juliup j Way was certainly creditably to the j Cape May County Fair, and it is | doubtful if a finer exhibit was seen I at the Trenton Fair. Other special exhibits shown were j rabbits jjy Paul Geibig of Erma, and ; guiena pigs by Spencer Harris, of: Cold Spring. The man without a definite aim in . life is helplessly disabled. Money has its pfoper place and is a staunch friend in times of stress.. -.Start now with the Security- Trust Co. ATLANTIC CITY RAIROAD COJd- » . PANY Camden, -hi'. T, Sept. 17, 1.921 The apnuaj meeting of the stock-' holders of this Company, and- an election of Directors to serve for the ensuing year, will be held at the of- j fice of the Company, Kaighn's Point Ferry House, Kaighn's Point, Camden, N. J., on Monday^ October 10, 1 1921, at three o'clock P. M. JAY' V. HARE, Secretary. . 9-17-4t BOROUGH OF CAPE MAY POINT AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINANCE authorizing an issuance of , bonds of the- Borough of Cape lfay Point, to the amount o

eleven thousand dollars, for the f purpose of providing for the nay raent of the cost of constrocting a system of jetties to protect the beach or ocean front of the Borough of Cape May Point, from encroachment by the seaSection 1 — The Board of Commissioners of the Borough of Cape May Point do ordain, that in order to protect the beach or ocean front of the said Borough of Cape Mayt Point from encroachment by the sea, that there be constructed on the beach or ocean front between Cape Avenue, and Bernard Avenue, a System of Timber .Jetties, called Sieve Jetties, according to the "lans and specifics-' ! tions made by L. E. Miller, Engineer, i and heretofore duly adopted and hpproved by the Board of Commission, ers and bn' file in the office of the Borough Clerk- No sums of money required, shall be paid except to the lowest responsible bidder for such - parts of the said construction as arc let by contract- ' Section 2 — And be it further ordained, that in order to provide for the payment of the cost of the said jetties, bonds of the .said Borough of Cdpe May Point, to be known as Sieve Jetty Bonds, 1921; and shall be issued in the aggregate sum of . eleven thousand dollars- Sfcd bonds shall- be' coupon bonds, twenty two in number, numbered, from i to 22 both inclusive, and shall be in denominations of Five Hundred Dollars each, I and shall bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum, payable esmiI annually, which said semi-annual interest shall be payable on the first days of May and November in each C during the life of the said bonds, bonds shall bear date November ' 1st. 1921. and the nrincinnl shall he _ It. 1921,

payable serially, namely, two bonds . rt of five hundred dollars each in each 1 year, beginning with the first day of c rt November 1922 and the last two i bonds be payable on the first day of v November 1932. * Said bonds shall have the Borough Seal , affixed, be signed by the May- p or; countersigned by the Commfssion. u | er of Finance and be attested by the l ■ J Borough Clerk. The coupons attach- ^ I ed thereto shall be signed by the j, Commissioner of Finance, Mid shall -sl state the atnqunt of interest due, and | when it is payable. Said bonds shall | state that they are issued under andj j(

e by virtue of this ordinance and pursuant to an" net of the Legislature of r the State of New Jeraey entitled "An ; act tp authorize and regulate the is- - suanee of bonds and ether obH-*a tions and the incurring of indebtedness by county, city, borough, village, town, townshin or anv municipality . governed by an improvement commission" approved March 22nd, 1916, , and the acts "amendatory thereof and I supplemental thereto. Section 5 — And be it further or- . dained that the proceeds of ' the bonds issued pursuant to this ordi- • nance, shall be paid to the Treasurer of the Borough of Cape Mav Point, ! who shall in no event disburse the satfte except to pay the expenses of issuing and selling the same and for the purpose for which said bonds are issued, as herein set forth; and if, I for any reason, any part of the said , proceeds is not applied or necessary | for the said purooses, fhe Commissioners of the^V"d Borough of Cape May Point, may reappropriate the remaining unapplied funds to pay the principal of any outstanding bonds. Section 4 — And be it further or . dained tlwt this ordinance shall take effect imfnediately. Passed and approved October 6th, , 1921. JOHN T. HUFF, MayorWASHINGTON LeNOIR, MILTON H. BAIR, * Commissioners. Attest: FRANK W. HUGHES, Borbugh ClerkPUBLIC NOTICE The foregoing ordinance was pass ed and approved by the Board of , Commissioners on October 6th, 1921Commissioners uctoDer oin, i»-i

The bonds authorized thereby will be issued and delivered after the 31st day of October 1921, and any suit, action or proceeding to set aside or vacate this ordinance must be begun within twenty days after the publication of this statementSuch bonds will not be issued if protests against the sags? are filed under Section nine (Onaoter 252, P. 1916) as amended, unless a propo.sition for' the issuance thereof shall be adopted at an election under said 'section. V FRANK'^ HUGHES, / Borough ClenJt. 10-8-lt-369-P. F. $8.20..

Don't Throw Away 1 Your Old Timer Cases j We positively end Ford Commutator trouble and use 2 • the old corrugated sheik. Rush dual contact roller 2 runs packed in grease. Makes starting easier. '2 . '2 Hickey Garage ♦ Cape May, New Jeraey ♦ Frank Entriken & Sons —CENTRAL GARAGEAUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPID WORK— CARS STORED— CARS HIRED DAY OR NIGHT— ALL KINDS OF AUTO SUPPLIES Agents for the' Fairbanks-Morse Gas and Oil Engines KEYSTONE 1-90A BELL 12-W i •*>' ■ 1 ^pitwrsMwcti | | J. R. MOON, Prop. | j g Perry and Congress Place Cape May, N. J. g|j PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED BY REGISTERED DRUGGIST I Both Phones v 7*^ §jj

ARE TOD TUNKIMG OF MOVING] s, If. a* get in toach with as. We have j I 4 BIG TRUCKS d I TON. 2 TONS, $ TONS. 5 TONS ] r ON THE ROAD ALL THE TIME ) « S i- Trips to Philadelphia every week. J ir Lota from $10 np. Any point between 3 p Cape May and Philadelphia. I ] ; CONEY'S X-PRESS ■ d 106 to 110 Garfield Ave, Wildwood. y Both Phones e GOT YOUR SHOES REPAIRED AT ] T. H. TAYLOR'S } 626 Washington St. Cape May, N. J. i '• OVERSHOES i For Men, Women and Children £ REPAIRING S In AD Its Branches Y SOLE LEATHER by Side or Strip. 1 NEOUN SOLES A SPECIALTY ) Not reaponaible for work left over 30 ^ | d*y»- Keystone 138-X 3

|H 0 T j I. WATER ■ HEATING I I G, VANAMAN l-Cape May N. J. I * I >PEC1ALS / " xtistr Bloomers for 75 cents. | . i..C0 Jhomise for $1.25. | r. Lot )1 Royal Shirt Waists and S jon ton and royal | ' Worcester corsets | B. T. HAZLETT | ! 323 washington street | . Cape May, n. J. |f Builder's Hardware & 1 _ ; I Household Supplies 1 c M. H. WARE 1 IB SI6 Wash. St Key-Phone 1I4-X B

WRIGLEYS P.KS sr The new sugar coated chewtng which everybody ■S^yAX w pp O / /GJ likes— you will. peppermint ' yj' / flavored sirear jacket around v ai*'' . ; peppermint flavored cbewind eum Wjjfe, ttat will aid your appetite and dlgesX'»i. i/J Hon. polish your teeth and moisten ' V0Ur B122 t dwuu.^ IFi'IITI

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I RANDOLPH JACkSON EXPRESSMAN „ Local and Long Distance Carting Two-Ton Truck Special Care Given to Household Goods Keystone 148- Y 802 Queen! SL, Cape May, N. J.

Paint $2-70 per Gallon PURE LEAD AND ZINC Interior Decorator. Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Stains, WinV^wes,.Pu"y Brn8he«. Dry Colors, Furniture Polish. CAPE MAY AGENCY for U. S. N. Deck and Floor Paint S Effecto Auto Finishes ' W. LENOIR N . 20 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL WALL PAPER I GURAT CLEJVRANX^K NOW GOING ON Full line of silk: waists and SWEATERS POSITIVELY ONE THIRD BELOW THE WHOLESALE CdST BUY TODAY CAPE MAY VARIETY STORE * 409 Washington Street S* >.

J PRIVATE BATHS EUROPEAN PLAN RIDGWAY HOUSE ELEVATOR SERVICE AT THE FERRIES PHILADELPHIA. PA Hot and Cold Running Water in Each |Room statement of the condition of ' - . Security/Trust Co. Jtlte 30, 1921

! RESOURCES Time and Demand Loans $1,720,735.17 1 < I Bonds and Mortgages — 266,075.39 ! ! I Stocks and Bonds 1,889,011.681 ' | Overdrafts — ! 28.76 jl I Banking Houses, Camden, _ 1 1 I Gloucester and Cape May 123,000.001 ! Revenue Stamps 1 j 207.39 . ! Cash and Reserve 295,537.56' $4,294,59^95 ]

LIABILITIES ' j — $10,000.00 ' Surplus 220,000.00 1 Undivided Profits 20,848.71 ' Deposits — 3,946,747.24 7,000.00 $4,294,595.95-

Three Per Cent. Interest allowed on Time Deposits. Acts as Administrator, Erecutor, Guardian- or Trustee. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent >« Burglar- Proof VanUX^ f

ADVISORY BOARD

J. Spicer Learning, Chairman. Henry C Thompson, See. Aaron W» Hand. Shertnjn .S. Sharp. John B. Huffman. Dr. y. M. D. Marey. Albert G. Bennett. A. Carlton Hildreth. Dr. Wilson A. lake. Richard E. Reeves. ' . ) . - - . " V