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lJteJ'^TO<^S^to»fVr ^AV^CSScern NOTICE JS HEREBY GIVEN that it is the intention of tile undersigned to; apply to the Legislature of the to' datrte of New Jemey, at its present T session for the year 1922, for'' -the passage of a bill providing for the acquoskion in whole or in part by the [ State of New Jersey for public use, by agreement, purchase or condesn- • nation, or other legal method, of .the Morris Canal, as the same shall have ^ phased to or shall bate at any time been acquired under and by virtue of i any act of the Legislature of thei State of New Jersey, by the Moms': Qanal and Banking Company or byj; any successor or assignee, including ! all property, lands, rights, easements, | privileges and franchises of what soever character connected therewith, I including any right, title or interest 1 in or to the properties in the County of Hudson, oomonly known as the ! Greet Beain, and any right, title and I interest of seed Morris Canal and t Banking Company or any successor or assignee in surpiuswatem and in 1 therigfct, if any to divert such waters to other uses, and of the shatcs of i the cuptial stock and of the securities 's of the Morris Canal and Banking Company and of the General Secur- < Ries Company, a corporation of the State of New Jersey, and of the * rights of the Ixrfdens thereof, and of -x aH the right, title and interest of the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company, a corporation of the State of Permsyl- 1 vania, and the said General Secur- ( ities Company or of any other per- ' sons, association or corporation, 3 whether by aot of the Legislature, " deed, lease, assignment, contract or 1 otherwise, in the Morris Canal and ^ Banking Company and in said property, lands, rights, easements, privileges and franchises, and of all ngfate of reversion or remainder or of entry therein by whomsoever owned ' or held, and to provide for the con- v trol, management and disposition of v the said property and rights. t Dated January 14, 1922- r E- BERTRAM MOTT, 'c Court House, Morristown, N- J.;S JEROME T. CONGLETON, o Corporation Counsel, of the (Sty of t Newark, C&ty Hall, Newark, N. J. e l-21-U-pf6-00 l_

» RIO GRANDE NOTES d Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cresse ene tertsmed their daughter and her hna- * bend, of Philadelphia, on Sunday. e Mr and Mr*. C. W. Saul, of Wildel wood, spent Saturday with their sisejter: Mrs- Nettie Hand. :> Mrs- Silas Shaw was out of town. - Tueriday- . ' \s~ — ^ e Several people of this place attemle ed the funeral of Mrs. Isaac Hand of e Burleigh on Friday, f Mrs- T. J. Riley and two daughters e | left for Conn- on Friday, where they s , have been spending the holidays very • | pleasantly with their grandmother I ,| We are pleased to see Monroe - Hand out to church on Sunday; be , been very ill and confined to the t house for nearly four months Mr- and Mrs. E. Morton of Cape : May city, spent a short time with I their brother here, who is qnite ill at 1 this writing. r Mrs. John Scull who went to i Bridget*) n hospital on Wednesday for i an operation is doing very nicely. ri Mrs. L. Himble and V.'iiliam Hand s 'are both on the sock Bet Mrs- C Cresse entertained preacher Corliss on Sunday eveningMrs- David Goff is much improved i at this writing; The Cape May County P O- S. of Aa district meeting in Cape May CStg Tuesday, with , representatives present from Wild wood, Cape May, Belleplain, Rio Grande, Cold Spring, South Sea vi lie and Cape May Court . District President Clarence [ presided. BOARD OF TRADE MEETING The meeting of the Board of Trade which was called for Thursday of. this week, was postponed on account' of the Progressive League Show. The j meeting will be held in the (Sty Hall ,on Thursday evening, January 26, at 18 P. M- The election of officers and other business will be considered. All ■members are requested to be present. j

* \ NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the following local Budget and Tax Ordinance were approved by the Township Committee of the Township of Lower, County of Cape May, New Jersey, on January 18th, 1922. A -hearing on the Budget and Tax Ordinance will be held at Township Hall, in Lower Ttownship, on Wednesday, February 1, 1922, at 7-30 o'clock P. M., at which time and place objections to said Budget and Tax Ordinance of the Township of Lower for the year 1922 may be presented by any taxpayer of said TownshipLocal Budget of Township of Lower, County of Cape May, New Jersey, for the fiscal year 1922. This Budget shall also constitute the Tax • Ordinance." An Ordinance relating to taxes for the year 1922: BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee of the Township of Lower, County of Cape May, that there shall be -assessed, raised by taxation and 'collected for the year 1922 the sum of SIX THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY DOLLARS ($6,430-00), for the purpose of meeting! the appropriations set forth in the following statement of resources and ap- 1 proprstions foV the fiscal year 1922: Amount of surplus revenue $826-66 1 RESOURCES — Anticipated Revenues 1922 1921 Miscellaneous Revenue — Franchise tax 800 00 700 00 Gross receipt tax 35 00 10.00 PoU tax 1 250 00 Eire warden — : 25-00 Second class railroad property 500.00 Amount to be raised by taxation 6.430.00 5.710 00 FKi- '/ »y7 -540.0056,320 00 APPROPRIATIONS General Government — Administrative and executive $1,320.00 Assessment and collection of taxes 805-00 Department of finance 200 00 Interest on current loans : 100 00 Roads , 3,500.00 3,500 00 Preservation of life and property 805.00 645 00 HaaMh and charities ; 250.00 200.00 Poor L 190.00 200.00 Contingent ; — , — i 225.00 200.00 Salaries : I 1,725.00 Printing and Stationery . ; 200 00 Election expenses , — 14500 25000 $7^40.0086920 00 S J. DURRELL HOFFMAN, Chairrmn. l-21-2te-pfl7-74 WILLIAM C. HOFFMAN, Township C'eri-. LOCAL BUDGET OF THE BOROUGH OF SOUTH CAPE MAY, Goaty of Cape May, State of New Jersey, for the year 1922 This Budget dadi also constitute the Tax Ordinance. An ordnance relating to Taxes for the year of 1922. Be it ordained by the Council of the Borough of South Cape May, County of Cape May, that there shall be assessed, raised by taxation and collected for the fiscal year of 1922, the sum of $1,242-00 for the purpose of meeting the amropriaticme set forth in the following statement of resources and appropriations for the fiaoal year of 1922. 1922 1921 Amount of surplus revenue $928-07$ 1,244.00 LOCAL BUDGET 1922 1921 Snnphis revenue appropriated $675.00. $670.00 Itifiihadud .henrtaoc kax l_ 98 00 100 00 Anticipated gross receipt tax 30-00 30.00 Amount to be raised by taxes 1942.00 1,246.00 $2,045 -00J2, 045-00 APPROPRIATIONS General government — Administrative and executive I $450.00 $500-00 CoUector and treasurer 200-00 200.00 . Jynor : 200.00 17500 Water and tee. 1 250.00 250 00 Jftj* 5 — : 240.00 240.9 Lighting __ ; 125.00 100-00 Streets and highway* » 500.00 500 00 Health 20.00 20.00 Contingencies 60.00 60-00 $2, 045-00$2, 045-00 I do hereby certif y that the above was adopted by the Council of the Borough of South Cape May on the second day of January, 1922. E. B. MARTIN, Borough ClerkTbe above ThX* Ordnance and Budget wall be taken up for final adoption at a meeting of the Borough Council to be held on Saturday, January 28. 1922. rt 12 o clock noon, in the Borough HaM, at which time and place any objedteme thereto on the part <rf the taxpayers may be presented to and will be heard and considered by said Council « E B. MARTIN, Borough Clerk. 0

S I. — __i_J=Bg "tBTt I IF ilfl 5- III -Pf'-c.-i i- | || r II I I " \<2%07H)C : I TIE UNIVERSAL CAR - I 11 RDUCllON IN FORD CARS ' III I • I > |i in ffect today. Lowest Prices in HI the history of the company I I Toung Cars, plain $348 || | Uith starter and demountable pms 443 | | Ruibouts, plain __ 319 j [ i'ith starter and demountable rims 414 || l Chads, % ton, Commercial, plain . 285 ! || | Tonruck Chassis 430 Coudets I 530 | | Sedas f 645 ;ijj Forton Tractar 625 i;i:i '.O.B.Detroit. Freight and tax extra. We will delbr any of (he above 1-4 or 1-3 down on first payI || | men balance ii 6, 8, 10 or 12 monthly payments. I III I | | Focer & Mecray II , 1 CAPE MAY, N. J. i i Cap^ May Court House Garage j 1 I I Cajje May Court House, N. J.

DISTRICT MEETING OF WOMEN'S *• f CLUB HELD AT MILLVILLE i 1. r A meeting of the District Confer- ® ' |e:vce of Women's Clubs was held in 'Mfillvillqj-N. J., on Thursday, Janu- * "aiy 17th, in the chapel of the First ^ )L E Church- It was the privilege of Mrs- W. J Hamilton, the presi- ^ ) dent and ten other members of the ^ 1 Women's Club, of Cape May, to enjoy this delightful meeting- ) The morning session was devoted B ) to the repoths of the clubs through- « - out South Jersey. A great many of ' 3 these clubs are departmental, having * a civic department, also an educational, literary, art ,in-l music depart- j ment as outlined for the clubs by the State Federation. The various clubs j reported being interested in hospitals . ) and civic work, some supiplying milk g ) for children in their vicinity who are ( 3 underfed. 3 One club in Atlantic City reported V 3 that they conducted a swimming i 3 class, declaring it was a great aid to ^ - health. ] At the close of the morning ses- ■. .don all present were invited to the I basesmerrt of the church for lunch- I The afternoon session opened with an £ address by Mrs. Rroal, president of £ the State Federation, which was fbl- 1 - lowed by a very instructive, as well I ^ as interesting talk by Prof. John- ( j stone, of Vinekmd Training School 1 for the mentally deficient. The next 1 speaker was Mrs. Hope, who is the 1 fared of the department of literature in the federation. There were also 1 0 other yery fine addresses on the ed- t 0 ueational and music departments- It r j3 i6 the intention of the Women's Club s of Cape May to take up as many of t 0 these subjects as possible in the oom- t ing year. r q On Thursday of this week the club 0 was addressed by Mas. Wendel Rober < 0 from the speakers' bureau of the < 0 civic department, also by Mrs. Gas- 1 J kfll, of Moorestown, N. J., wife of £ 0 Judge J- H- Gaskill, who spoke on t 0 club organisation- 1 3 GOSHEN ' Robert and Donald Hopkins of ( Cincinnati, O., spent 'Sunday with c Spencer Crandel and family. 1 ^ Misses Eunice Hughs, and Harriet t o Garrison, were week end visitors at ' Sea Ide Oity. ' i L E Riley Mixner spot a few day®

iiNewark. « dr. and Mrs- Spmcer Crandol cal- ( on friends at ^g Harbor last t . 1 X W. Rhodar atg «-ife Of Cape t Jiy called on J. Gt Burke and wife 1 Sadaydr. and Mrs- SaBuel Corson of ' Cpe May, spent Saiday with Lewis j and wife. 1 1 •It. arid Mrs- WiRaai Corson, of i R, Grande, calleii in Mrs. Corson's i nxher, Mrs. Maud Peterson, Sunday- ] » Ir. and Mrs. Wtter Tomlin of Hislerville, are speafling a few days . wih Mf- and Mrs Bert Hughs PtMONA GRANGE INSTALLED' KUIUlOt " * |

OFFICERS AT RIO GRANDE _ ^ast Saturday a large audience | ^ the installation of Pomona y# officers for the year 1922. C ' Rhe following officers were onstaslby County Deputy Ra!$.h Schel- * letger, ably assisted by Mrs- Ella O Miss Besae Norton and n It*. Ida Barr: . >Y| Sheppard Taylor, Worthy Master; d ScheHenger, Ovgseer; A- D. T. y Lecturer; Angus Morris, ^ J. A- Stacfctouse, Assistant J- G. Comn, Chaplain; I S. E Heibeit, Secretary; S. E I feibert, Treasurer; lames Fisher, V Keeper; Elfreda Swein, Ceres; V McPherson, Ponona; Emma y Bora; Lucy Hildreth, Lady * Assistant 9t«ward. f Vocational School lrecherf R. E. I made a very fine talk in set- > ti-ig forth some of the accomplish- V nents of the Vocation*! School and £ ' stoatantiated his remarks by showing C splendid silver ctrpi, won by the » School boys ai Trenton Ag- J ritukuml Convention. J Mr- Joseph Camp, who was a 1 ■ Giange delegate to the State Board j I of Agriculture, reported the dose £ exarting between Grange C ' and State Farm Bureau Federation, i told by Hon. David E Agan, State J Worthy Master, at Traton- J Dr. W. I> Yerkes wad instrumental ) in having placed on the minutes a _ resolution declaring the' granges, etc-, r to be in favor of strict enforcement i of the law. He stated that the rural people have always believed in jus- j i tice end it was proper to have a vote ] t of .confidence to, show that the same ^ ' spirit prevailed- - ' > After the excellent repast prepar- ■

ed by the most excellent host, Rio te Grange, the meeting was ly thfown open to the public and Lec- fiA. T. D. He-well announc-d Ii number after number that kept the large audience thrilled- w The leading speaker was Dr. e: J. Headlee. S ate Eirtpmolo-jti gist, who spoke on the success which 'h been attending the spraying of several dusts with a nicotine content i for the control of aphis on cantapeas, potatoes, tomatoes, etc Comedian Morrison entertained the I ' folks royally by music and story, ac ) did other numbers such cs: J | Reading by Miss Boclrius, Dias ] I Creek; recitations by Olive McAllis- i

South Seaville; vocal solo by EveHarris, Rio Grande; dialogue, by Rio Grande belles; piano solo, by MePherson. Suffice it to say the entertainment was enjoyed by all and those present will lock forward with pleasure | to the next meeting which will be 'held at South Seaville. 1922 DIRECTORY The Star and Wave Telephone and Directory Calendar will go to press in a few weeks. Those wishing advertising space, see A. LEwing. Keystone phone, office, 90; residence, 878-A.

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