NEWS NOTES OF FMtUf? Watch the dickens Closely . The chicken business is one where great detailed work is involved and the poultrymen who watches his. chicks closely is usually the or.e who [ has the greatest number of pullets to put in the laying house next September. Poultry specialist Allen, who has won the hearts of every poultryman in the county poultry association, has sent to the Cape May County Record Club members summaries of the various record clubs throughout the State. It will be interesting to othef poultrymen to se some of the figures and comments for February. These comments have been taken from records » on more than 42,000 birds. The average feed oo<rt per 100 pounds was $2.13. Cape May county's cost was $2Ji6. Average price per dozen, 50 cents- Cape May county's price, 43 cents. Average return per bird over feed cost, 28 cents. Cape May county's return was 16 cents- Average : production per bird was 10 eggs. : Cape May county's production per : bird was 10 eggs. The supposition would be that the farmers know fair- ] » ly well how to manage their hens, but , they do not gnow yet how to manage 1 the feed_man, nor the consumer. j Some hints to poultrymen are: 1(1) Plenty of water and oyster ( shell are needed in the spring months- i (2) Lights should be turned off ] gradually and not used after April 1. j (3) Do not cut down in grain too ( "°°°' i (4) Figure on more pullets and less <• bens next fall. — - ffil Check up on ventilation in the |< incubator. Eggs should weigh 5% j« less on the 7th day and 10% less on if the 14th day than they did when put ] c into the incubator. (3) Don't ever put over 350 chicks s to a hover and feed sparingly and 8 often. A hungry chick is a lively * chick. t

(7) Keep plenty of heat under the hover and feed plenty of milk in earthenware dishes. (8) Gert the chicks outside in ten days(9) Don't forget the jnonthry poultry meeting at the Court House on Thursday evening, April 6. Error in Cabbage Maggot Control last week wrong information was given to the newspapers in regard to the treatment for cabbage maggots. "Hie correct amount of corrosive sublimate crystals Is 1 oz. to 10 gallons of water instead, of % oz. as was printed. Water the cabbage plants with hi cup of this solution 3 or 4 days after « setting and then again 8 days after setting. If your cabbage plants were badly _infested last year, would you plant cabbage again this year and not take any precaution to check the maggot ? If so, you are a bigger gambler than most of the Cape May county cabbage growers. Llewellyn Hildreth, of Rio Grande, ■ and Harry Mackey, of Eldora, will ! carry on demonstration plots this 1 . year to 6how that cabbage maggof j can be controlled. Fruit Committee of County Board of Agriculture W. H .'Powell, Swainton (Cape May I Court House. R. F. D); Dr. Julius1 Way, Cape May Court House; Nor- ! map- S- Taylor, Cape May, R. F. D-, "and Milton Godfrey, Tuckahoe. I The orchards chosen by this committee for demonstration orchards for : .1922 are those of A C. HildretH? ap- % P'e, Rio- Grande; W. H. Powell,' peach, Swainton; W. L- Yeskes, apple, T uckahoe. and Daniel Bishop, ap- I pie. Eldora. It is planned that the general management of these orchards will make them model orchards. The delayed dormant spray js nearly ready to be applied. Aphis are hatching and the apple buds will soon j be silvery, the spray should be com- ■ pleted before the little leaves are as ; large as squirrel ears. Alfalfa Spring Seeding Several samples of soil have been '■ tested this year for acidity prior to alfalfa seeding. The general recom- j mendation for lime is about one ton i of hyd rated lime per acre. After the ( Hme has been harrowed into the soil 1 a bushel and a half of seed oats and ] 20 pounds of inoculated alfalfa seed per acre can be used as a very early J seeding. t The oats are usually cut in the milk stage for hay and if conditions J are favorable a. good fall cutting of alfalfa can be expected. A top dressing of 400 or 500 pounds of a 2-10-0 , fertilizer would be a help to the alfalfa. J. A. STACKHOUSE, Co. Agr. Agent. 1

SHERIFF'S SALE- • me directed, issued out of the Court ■ of Chancery of New Jersey, on the 13th day of Mareh. A. D. 1922, in a certain cause wherein Mary Elizabeth Norton is complainant, and Laura Abrams and Leonard Ah rams, e her huriband, et al-, are defendants/ I j shall expose to sals at public vendue, 5 on j Monday, April 17, 1922, > between the hours of twelve and five o'clock P. M., to wit, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff's office, in Cape May Court s House, Cape May County, New Jer- f i sey: c ; All that certain mortgaged premi- 1 I ses, with the appurtenances, in the 1 bill of complaint in the said cause 8 particularly set forth and described, • that is to say: Ah that certain tract or parcel of * land and premises, hereinafter nar- . ticularly described, situate, lying and , beine in the village of Cape May Court House, in the county of Cape May and State of New Jersey, on the j northeastwardly side of Hand avenue, t being the whole of lot number fiftysix (56) and the northwestwardly - small portion of lot number fifty-five l 1 (55) as laid down on a map of the u hack-lands of Jeremiah Hand, deceased, duly recorded in the Clerk's . Office of Cape May county, New Jer- n sey, and butted and bounded as fol- ^ lows, to wit: Beginning at a corner ^ in the center line of said avenue, be- £ ing the westwardly corner of a lot of a land (part of said lot No. 55), which ^ Joseph G. Smith, et al-, by Indenture ■ dated March 4th, A. D. 1884, convey- Q ed to Jonathan Learning Garretson; ^ thence along said center line of Hand 0 avenue, North fif— six degrees and w fort- minutes West, seventy-nine feet Q and four inches to the southwardly n ana lour mcnes to tne soutnwaraiy

of lot No. 57 on said map, now in the tenure of Samue* J. Buck: thence binding by the line of said lot No- 57, North thirty-three degrees and twenty minutes East, one hunj dred and flfty:eight feet to a corner I of said Buck and other land of said 'Joseph G- Smith, et ah; South fiftyeight decrees East seventy-four feet two inches to a" corner of said land 'of said Garretson, it being also a cor- | ner of other lan-> of said Joseph GSmith, et aL, and also corner of 1 land conveyed by them to Richard Shirara, b- Indenture dated March 4th, 1884; thence binding V- said land of said Garretson, South thirty degrees and forty minutes West, one hundred and sixtv feet to the place of beginning. Containing twelve thousand, hundred and six square feet of two nunareo ana six square leet oi

,e land, be the same more or less. (Being the same premises which the said in Mary Elizabeth Norton, by Indenture bearing even date herewith, duly ex:n ecuted and delivered immediately be- ■ fore the execution and delivery hereof, and intended to forthwith recordy ed, for the consideration therein n named, part whereof is intended to be hereby secured, granted and conveyed unto the said Laura C. Abrams, in fee). 18 Amount due under decree is 0 $517.74, with interest and Sheriff's fees to be added. e MEAD TOMLIN, Sheriff. |. Dated March 22, 1922. Morgan Hand. Solicitor. s 3-25-4t-pf26.86 r IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY To Florence Eleanor White t By virtue of an order of the Court e of Chancery made on the day of the ? date hereof in a certain cause whereii in Reginald Barton White is .the pet> titioner, and you are . the defendant, you are required to appear and plead, I answer or demur to the petitioner's j 1 1 petition on or before the eleventh day S i of May next, or in default thereof, j j I such decree will be taken against you j ' as the Chancellor shall think equita- I f.ble and just, j The object of said suit is to obtain j , . a decree of divorce dissolving the 1 5 marriage between you and the said ! . . I petitioner- i J Dated March 10. 1922. LEWIS T. STEVENS, i Solicitor of Petitioner. , < . 513 Washington st., Cape May, N. J. ' j3-l8-5t-pfl008 AN ORDINANCE An Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance | ; I to prohibit the dumpin- of garbage | within the , limits of the Township < : of Lower, in the county of Cape { May, and State of New Jersey." j Be it ordained and enacted by the 1 Board of Health of the Townshij) of r • Lower, in the Counts* of Cape May, . i in the State of New Jersey, that here- f • after it shall be unlawful for any per- t , son, or persons, corporation or cor- t po rations, to dump any garbage with- s in the limits of the Township of i Lower, in the County of Oa"e May, l i in the State cf New Jersey. ] i Sec 2- And be it further ordained ; and enacted that anv person or per- { sonrs, corporation or corporations r who shall be guilty of violating this I : ordinance shall be fined not less than I two dollars and riot more than one i dollars for each and every violation thereof. Sec 3. And be it further ordained and enacted that this ordinance shall take effect immediately. Dated May 20, 1913. 4 Passed first and second readings, . 24, 1918. Passed third reading June 11, 1913. GEORGE DICKINSON, c J. HOLLiS HOFFMAN, Qiainnan . Secretary. - fl Portune may knock at your door, but ti will never search the house for you. tt

AN ORDINANCE , An Ordinance concerning the removal i of garbage and refuse from within the CSty of Cape May; requiring | householders, hotel keepers and ethers to provide reeeptables for the same and governing the regulation of said containers; providing for the removal of said garbage and refuse under certain conditions and designate- the ldn'd of vehicles in which and the time when said garbage end refuse may be -transported within said citv; and providing a penalty for the violation of this ordinance. Section 1- "The Board of Commissions of the City of Oape May do ordain, That on and after the passage of this ordinance, all householders, restaurant keepers, hotel keepers and store keepers and all other persons having garbage and refuse to be taken away from their premises, shall provide receptacles or containers which can be handled by not more than two men; in which such receptacles or containers all parbage and refuse must be placed; and such receptacles or containers shall be kept in the rear of the premises (where there is a rear space); and if no such receptacles or oontainers are provided, it shall not be necessary for the municipal garbage to gather the garand refuse from such premiseSection 2. And it is further ordained, That all persons who accumulate wet garbage must find a way , have such garbage removed from their premises, if they do not comply with sertion one of this ordinance and allow the municioal oontractor.- ! remove the same; and no person j shall permit or allow any receptacle I or container with garbage and refuse I stand on the sidewalks or streets j in the front part of their nresnises j while waiting the municipal contract | of private <*arbage removers to ! the same. , Section 3. And it is further or-i

• dained, That each person shall provide j for each premises at least two recep- ! -s tacles or oontainers for the removal i " of the garbage and refuse by the j f municipal contractors, and in one of ! >d which all the wet -arhage shall be . y- deposited, and in the others all the! « refuse and other waste shall be plac- . ' 'd ed, and these oontainers shall at all! r- times be kept in said rear premise-:1 J- and it shall be unlawful for any per- . « son to deposit in the wet garbage re j' 'd ceptacle or container any "lass, tin h, cans, or other matter, or anv poison ; if ous substances. ■s Section 4. And it is further or<i dained, That all persons engaged in i- the business of eathering garbage and ( 1. refuse shall, before entering upon * if such business, obtain a permit from the Board of Health as now required ' d by law, and also obtain a license e from the City of Cape May, which li- :- cense shall be issued by the dty i- clerk; and he shall before issuing I i- such license receive a fee of five do!- 1 [- lars for each one horse wagon; ten n dollars for each two horse wagon, and 0 ten dollars for each automobile truck, c i- to the use of the city, for each ve- f s, hide to be used in such business; and also before issuing such license get 1 2 s a certificate from the Department of t s Public Safety that such vehide is in e a prooer condition for the transport- , ing of such -nrbage and refuse; and no person shall gather wet garbage ® and refuse except in tightlv covered u and tight bottom vvavens. or vehicles. c inspected and -approved hv the said . . Department of Public Safety, and it is further ordained, that, f Section 5. No vehicle shall trans- a port any garbage within the city be- e fiween the hours of nine o'clock in the s ifrenoon and eleven o'clock in the afternoon of each dav. 1 Section 6 And it is further ori dained, That no other substance ex- - cept ashes and heaw refuse, ind no c . paper, shall be dumped by any person upon the roperty at the west • corner of Madison and Columbia ave- 3 . nues. which property is now used for „ i , a nublic dump. . ! Section 7. And it is farther or- ' dained that any person violating the ' j provisions of Sections two, three. 1 1 four five and six of this ordinance I shall, upon conviction before the mayi or, alderman, or other competent au- | thoritv. pay a fine of fifty dollars, to j the use of the citv and oosts of suit. ' | Section 8. And it is further or- : dained. That this ordinance shall tal-e _ 'dained. That take

effect immediately- ! Passed and approved April 4. is»j. F. J. 34 EI. VI N. ; OEnrtGE P. WEN-TZELL. I tVIQLlAH R. SHEPPARD. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Borough of West Cape j will sell at public auction at a meeting of Council of the said Borough to be held in the Bprough Hall Monday, the third day of April, A. D. 1922, at 8 o'clock. Improvement of the said Borough of the denominations of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) each and ^hall bear interest at the rate off 6% per annum, payable semi-annuaQly on the first days of March and September in each and every year and sfihll he dated 1st, 1922, and payable as folFive Hundred dollars on March 1923; Five Hundred Dollars on 1st, 1924; Five Hundred Dollars on March 1st, 1925; Five Hundred Dollars on March 1st, 1926; Five Dollars on March 1st, 1927; Hundred Dollars on March 1st. 1928. Council reserves the right to reject any or all bidsDated March 29. 1922THEO. W- REEVES, - Borough Clerk 4-l-2-pf6.48 THXH IB OlATOST A darky was endeavoring to make clear to a friend just what constitutes I oratory. "I will elucidate," he said. "If you says black am white, dat am But if you says black AM : white, an* bellers like a bull, an' pounds 1 table with both fists, dat am ora- 1 ^

BOA*D OT CHOSEN TOEHOLDJ Comrt, of Co. Mo, « NeVjewe, Sole of Gr.vel I'll ,2 Seoled bide odli be received end re opened at a regular meeting of the is Board of Chosen Freeholders of the » County of Cape May, to be held in the Board Room, in the Court House, u- Cape May Court House, N. J., on in Tuesday, April 18, 1922, at 12 o'clock noon, for the following: r "For the property known as the ;e 'County Gravel Kt,' located at Denniss, ville, N. J-, and containing fifteen « (15) acres, more or leas, together J* with the si (ring in said pit-" I] Full description of the property as -s recited in the deed may be obtained ■e upon application to Irving Fitch, ' Clerk of the Board, Sea Isle City, ' 7. N. J. ,t Bath bid must be accompanied by e a certified check made payable to the j1 order of the County Treasurer in sum e' equal to ten per cent, of bid price, as .. evidence of good faith. The Board reserves the right to re- '- jeet any or all bids. 'rt By direction of the Board, n I IRVING FITCH, Cleric, - 1 Sea Isle City, N. Je j3-ll-5t e NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS 5 i Estate of Leonora Rothelle, Deceased

s Pursuant to the order of HARBY : JS. DOUGLASS, Surrogate of the j County of Cape May, made on the - j 25th day of February, A- D. 1922, on - 1 the application of the subscriber, Exijecutor of said deceased, notice is = hereby given to the creditors of said f ! deceased .to exhibit to the subscriber? ljunder oath or affirmation, their ;jclaims and demands against the es- ' | tate of said deceased within six ; I months from the 25th day of Febru- " | ary, A- D. 1922, or they will be for- , 'ever barred of any action against the . subscriberDated February 25th, A- D. 1922. CHARLES A. SWAIN, Executor. j SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, Proctor. I 3-4-10-13-pfl5.54 NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS of Matilda Rothelle, Deceased Pursuant to the order of HARRY S. DOUGLASS, Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made on the j day of February, A. D. 1922, on the application of the subscriber, Executor of said deceased, notice is given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit to the subscriber, under oath or affirmation, their claims and demands against the esof said deceased within six . months from the 25th day of February, A- D. 1922, or they will be forever barred of any action against the subscriber. Dated February 25th, A. D. 1922. CHARLES A. SWAIN, i Executor, i F. ELDREDGE, . Proctor. 3-4-10-14-pfl5-54 SPECIAL LINE OF ! Easter Novelties EDITH BREWTON

01NGERS OF 1 COLO J Oape May People Will Do Well to Heed Them. Many bad cases of kMney trouble result from a cold or chill. Congest e ed kidneys faU behind In filtering the e .Rptoon-laden blood and backache, . a headache, dizziness and dlsorderea .. kidney action follow. Don't neglect 1 I a cold. Use Doan's Kidney PUls at ! the first sign of kidney trouble. Pott' low this Cape May resident's examPi* s Joe Stratum, city fireman, 810 Lafayette St., says: "I can recommend ,. Doan'e Kidney Pflla as a good, re t liable remedy. My kidneys were h we»k "Hi disordered and If I got 1 weak and took «old I was In for a . bad spell of backache that hurt me , , to bend or do any stooping. Morn- 1 , Inge I was tired ont and felt doll and . my kidneys didn't act rglht I used . Doan's Kidney Pills from Ware's Drug Shop, and they went right to . the spot and soon rid me of the ' backache and that tired run down " feeling." toe, at all dealers. Poster-Mil burn , ' Co, Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y. I CARELESS 6 Waiter — "Smith has left ' his urn- ^ brella again- I do believe he would I , leave his head if it yere not fastened I i to him." William — "Yes, I guess youlre B ! right- I heard him say only y ester- B I day that he was going to Colorado j B for his lungs."

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