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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF Security T rust Co. I December 31, 1921 . Southwest Comer Washington and Ocean Streets • t Cape May, N. December, 31, 1921

RESOURCES j TW and demand loans .$1,957,895 63 ( Bonds and mortgages — 264,725 39j£ and bonds 2,031,855 56,1 Overdrafts 61 43 J Banking houses, Camden J Gloucester and Cape May 123,000 00 J Revenue stamps 226 25 , Cash and reserve - , . — 239,222 89 jV *4,616,987 15 1

LIABILITIES j $100,000 00 , j Surplus 220,000 00 ij Undivided profits 43,486 15 \ j 4,246,501 00 ' Dividend 7.000 00 ;| $4,616,987 15 (

IVree Per Cent' Interest allowed on Time Deposit*. A eta as Administrator, Exeentor, Gn ardian or Trustee. i Me Deposit Bote* for Rent in Burg Ur- Proof Vault Willa Drawn and kept without Char geADVISORY BOARD

J. Spacer Learning, Chairman. Aaron W. Hand. John B. luff man. Albert G. Bennott Dt. WHoon A. Lake.

Henry C. Thompson, Sec. Sherman S. Sharp. Dr. V. M. D. Marry. A. Carlton Hildreth. Richard E. Reeves.

Paint $2.70 per Gallon PURE I.E4D AND ZINC tat«tor t^orUor, VsB Tepee. P^nu, Tinto, Stems. , Wtodow Shades, Putty Brushes, Dry (Mors, Furniture Polish. CAPE MAY AGENCY for U, S. N. Deck and Floor Paint Effecto Ante Finishes W. LENOIR ZeteT^20 PER. CENT REDUCTION ON ALL WALL PAPER Frank Entrlken & Sons Automobile Repair Work Central Garage EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPID WORK-CARS STORED-CABS ymren DAY OR NIGHT— ALL KINDS OF AUTO SUPPLIES Agents for the Fairbanks-Morse Gss and Oil Engines KEYSTONE I-90A _ BKL,L any purpose whatevei^-that'fc the ofhave ample shocks of seasoned, meat j GEORGE OGDEN & SON CAPE MAY, N. J. SHERMAN S. SHARP Contractor and Builder 656 Washington Street Cap. May, N. J. j Estimates Given ^ E.n<oii. Pise, OS PRACTICAL ELECTRICIAN A. B. LITTLE 606 WASHINGTON STREET Bell 44-W Keystone 8-A fTry Our Collar Work | 4 Gents Each | # I Fist work and rough dry, 60c per dozen. All shirts, pillow ft JK eaaea, towels, napkins, table cloths and scarfs ironed,. All wearBf ing apparel starched and dried. Vf ■ ' Give as a trial 'bundle and we will do the rest. ^ | COLUMBIA LAUNDRY | |P 814 CONGRESS STREET § Bath PhoMs H. E. SETTLE, Prop. 5

FREE GOVERNMENT SEED I Congressman Bacharaoh wall send to those who write him at Washington, one package either of flower or vegetable- Seeds will not be distributed this year excepting upon re- ^ quest Postal card is preferred and must be received not later than February first, stating choice. Dr. H. C. Mangino CHIROPRACTOR Corner of I .tncoln and Pacific Aves- a Sundays, 2 to 5 P. M. & Wednesdays, 12 A. M. to S80 P. M. t. WILDWOOD, N. J. b — .» tl LOCATION OF FIRE ALARM 11 TELEGRAPH STATIONS Keys Can Be Obtained in Vicinity oi Alarm Boxes 1 25 — Washington Street, near Scbel- e 1 en gar's Landing. j 82 — Washington Street, near Union. 47 — Washington Street and Madi- s son Avenue. 54— Lafayette and Bank Street*. p 58 — Broad and Eimira Streets. p 65— Pittsburgh and New Jersey " Avenues. 0 69 — .Stockton Avenue, between Jef- " ferson and Queen Streets. 78 — Franklin and Washington Streets. ** 76— Howard Street, opposite Stockton Avenue. 82 — Columbia Avenue and Goerney Ji Street. 84 — Ocean Street, near Beach Ave- £ nue. 91 — Broadway and West Perry Street ' 92 — Broadway and Beach Avenue. 93 — Perry Street, near Bridge. 94 — South Lafayette and Grant £ Streets. 95 — Washington and Jackson Streets. 97 — Columbia Avenue and Decatur ' Street 98 — Washington and Ocean Streets. ^ 1 Wm. F. Brown § ■ 1 ; g i ' I Leave orders al store. g 417 Washington Street j I CAPE MAY, N. J. 1 : t pgaaaaaagHgrasESBBmagc ( St. Mary's School of Music ; ! 516 Lafayette St. , ; PIANO, ORGAN VIOLIN j Evening Classes j j WANTED 1 ■ FORD SEDAN | ! OR ROADSTER | Write description with lowest Hi j price to No. 1 27 STAR & WAVE PUB.. CO. | CAPE MAY, N. J. i; I One ReasonWhy ! pSttttJ^QIIININE i I Acts On TTie Spot ; ; LI ILL'S C. B. Q. Tablet; art but by tut. < . " Try thk ria.pl, expert : t ' 1. Drop ■ C a Q. Tiblrt in • (lui of clew J J wrlrr. b Z. Instinllv thr tablet brpn duiatr^itipf " cr "brrikjr.j up." C ' l®»con4iUitB»4iaJproptrtiMirf J i iboronrMy miic4 witk wolrr. g ; Tkm. H31i C B. Q. T.bleti act inimeJi- c , atdy. t"e relief will, out delay and begin , cbeckic; C-Jdi and U Grippe loo; before ^ . ordinary tobleta. by acta*! teM are ab- i oorbrd by Ibe Uomacb jideei. To peon 1 ! fbu. urbject olber than C B. Q. Tablet, to : b lac tee), and obKrve tbat in nou irutancei J an boar or more ii required for complete , diiintefroUon. ! . t>"»«d C. B. Q. Tablet, in red b» bea-^i Mr. Hid', portrait and Bynatare. At AU Druuisti—30 Cents £ 1 ■ P InSSSSSSSBml k

FIGHT JERSEY FOREST FIRES DEPARTMENT OF CONSEBVA-| TION AND DEVELOPMENT OF; STATE ESTABLISHING LOOK-! OUT STATIONS TO PROTECT FORESTS The Department of Conservation and Development State of New Jersey, has taken steps to not only protect the pine forests of New Jersey, lumber in the making is the of a campaign inaugurated by department. The Department wishes first to leesen the huge losses by forest fires of the trees and to that end has already erected ten lookout stations and plan many more. Work will begin this week on a steel tower at Mount Pleasant and this tower will be connected by telephones with those at Risley and Belleplain. The tower at Belleplain is the nearest to Wildwood and it will be one of the ohpective points of tourists in this section once it becomes known what a wonderful view is afforded from its top. - The Belleplain tower is sixty feet , high and was erected last year. It 5 is located one mile north of the Belle- I £ plain railroad station on the road to j } Tuckahoe- It overlooks an exception- I } ally wide and beautiful view which | a embraces the Maurice river, Tuckahoe S and lower Great Egg Harbor river % sheds, Delaware Bay, the coast and- c Cape May county. J The towers are open to the public 3 day except when the woods are } too wet to burn and during the closed j months of winter. The locations are 1 not difficult of access and each tower * is easily climbed by a stairway. £ Camp sites with fireplaces where an 3 out-door lundh may be cooked are J provided nearby. 1 From the lookout station the j watcher detects forest fires while t I they are still small and reports them ) immediately to the proper warden. He is equipped with a detailed map - of the region, a pair of good binocui lars, a telephone and knows the disI I tric-t thoroughly. [ The efficiency of a tower is measured less by the number of fires reported than by the proportion of fires extinguished before they gain headExperience has proven that in this respect the lookout tower meets a most important need which cannot be satisfied by any other means. These present towers are the beginning of a system designed to cover the forested parts of the StateFully effective fire control will not be had until this beginning is expanded so that a fire anywhere will be sure to receive prompt attention. In harmony with the idea of protection -ymbolifced by the lookout tower every individual is urged by the department to be constantly alert and interested to see that even the smallest fire does not go unattended. Stations are now established at ten points- These are Bearfort, Culvers, Windbeam, Kinnelson and Edison in ■ the northern part of the State, and south of a line drawn from Camden | to Barnegat are the ones at Penn. Batson, Blue Anchor, McKeetown and : I Belleplain. ^ ! NOBODY IS INDEPENDENT— WE Ij NEED THE OTHER FELLOW ) I A time of business depression has I one beneficial effect of great value J ; and that is to knock out of folks' I I I heads the idea that they can be in- l dependent and need pay no attention | to the other fellow. t j People who thought they were "in- J dependent! y wealthy" have found | 'that when general business depres- V sion comes, dividends stop, interest isn't paid, values drop and after all, their "fortunes" which were to make - them "independent" don't succeed in pulling them away from contact with the rest of the world- They find that the good fortune or the ill fortune of the rest* of folks has a direct effect on them. This is particularly true in a community; like ours- There can be no real prosperity that doesn't -r help everybody — and no ill fortune fails to touch all classesPay Up Week is a community effort to stert better times by the help g of everybody. If you don't help, _ you'll lose- If you do help, you'll ~ gain. Plan not only on your, own in- , dividual action in this campaign but your efforts to get everybody else into line- If we can start cash rolling, we'll start better times, better jobs, more prosperity for everybody.. SECRET BTUTT IJ Toupg Man (to Muriels young = brother): "I say. Jackie, do you know that clock Is an hour fast?" Jackie: "Yes: but^lon't tell sis. She put It ahead, and she thinks you don't j know it."

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¥ y|ANY a community has its lYl dangerous road. A retaining wall above or below might make it permanently safe. The old saying of a stitch in time, is worth Gnctcce retaining walls for public highways or private homes an a p inn saint improvement when piupeily tank. Your c me construction and would gladly estimate jmt what thh would cost. Atlss Portland Cement fa more than a all types°oftroasmjctiao?a; Both yonr contractor and your dealer am fimn&m with it as "tfaa Standard by which aBotbwamhaa THE ATLAS PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY *-■ nr " " • rifci^w. = nSTrtxtV, ;|

I S While you are cleaning house let us clean your blankets, rag ft ft rugs, curtains, bed ticks, -etc- We wash and iron anything. Free ft delivery' and collection anywhere in Cape May county. O TROY LAUNDRY § A 405 WASHINGTON STREET O ^ Phones Free Delivery A CARMOTEf » FLOOR VARNISH ir jM Awondeiful finish for floors, furniture, interior woodwork Clear varnish and stain colors-cherry, oak,walnut, I Wood and is ^tsilt) cleaned | I "Save the surface and you save | l W. Le Noir 48 Jackson Street Cape May, N. J. H m | Chas, Scherer | I Latest In Spring Tailoring '* ■ " ~ PRIVATE BATHS o UROPEANPLAN I RIDGW AY'HOUSE ELEVATOR SERVICE AT THE:F ERRIES PHILADELPHIA PA Hot and Cold Running Waterjin EacK Room CAPE MAY ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING SHOP A. SUDAK 505 Washington Street, Cape May, N. J. Advertising Pays