ihifl MAI MAR Mi/tiAYi ywtirtafl ig flTU us win nuaiis* oo. (Incorporated) AXJIXXT B. 1UB, IMUat cap* May, snr »«wr A. UOI tWHO, luiftr ■*-°KS<,£3K.'Si0 TUi pa»*r la aataaU at the poatmrn. oa aa aaooad-olaaa poatal mattar. ( Foreign Advertising Repre.enl.live I THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION rabliaMag a ooBunsnloatltm In tEaa* eolnmnii ^dttaa i|^||| aaowaarlly Imply Omamaaioatlona will not b* conaldarad The County Board of Freeholders •re advertising for bids for gravel to resurface the beach drive. ' This is indeed commendable, though very late for the reason that all Gape May county highways must look their best in the early spring during qll renting season. When vacationists are looking for desirable locations- During one at the Ml tides the beach drive was party covered with sand and has been allowed to remain on the highwav during the winter and •"ring months, much to the detriment of some of the finest properties on the beach front It might be timely to call attention to the "eneral condition of the beach front in East Cape which continues to cut away each year- While it is time that ' most of the damage is being done to "government property there is still considerable destruction to the beach below Pittsburgh avenue and some remedy should be created at once to check the approaching catastrophe. Civil engineers claim that rows of piling driven closely -together from the high water line to the low water line would cause the beach to "make out." It would not cost a large amount to give the piling a try-out and it, might prove very successful. . CAPE MAY POmT Ralph Kindig, while in Philadelphia, for an Easter vacation, fell over a picket fence, cracking one of his ribs and bruising his back severely. He remained in the city for a week, returning home on Sunday afternoonEdward Berrell and family visited relatives in Wiest Cape May on Mon- ] day evening. Charles Kotz is in Philadelphia for a week's visit with friendsMorris Bell, of Philadelphia, spent the week end at BeH's Rest. The Martin brothers returned to their cottage on Cambridge avenue , on Friday after spending a few weeks In PhiladelphiaHarry Woolson recently (finished painting his home. The Blevin cottage across from the school house al- ! ao displays a fresh coat of paintMr. and Mrs. Swain Woolson were in Wildwood on Friday. William dltomtra spent Sunday in " Roxfoo rough, PaMrs. George Schellenger visited friends in Philadelphia on Sunday. Mrs- Nellie Westenberger has returned to her home on Lafayette streetRichard Seltzer has returned to his home in PhiladelphiaEarl Parlee was at the Point the ' past week, recuperating from a recent illness. Harry Woolson lost twenty-two . : dollars on Sunday. Jhe Tigers with a record of four straight victories, are on edge for the . game tomorrow (Saturday) at 1,0.30, . , with the Cape May Boys' Club- Next ' Friday afternoon the young men of the Point expect to cross bats with the Errna Vocational School. Robert Lewis and family spent Sunday at the Muiphy cottage Mr. and Mrs- John Wright, of Wildwood, spent several days last , week with Mr. and Mrs. Ehvood Benctead Miss Margaret Morey spent the • week end with Mr- and Mrs- Daniel ' Hand. Mrs- Horace Corson spent the week end in Philadelphia. HOUSES ARE RENTING The real estate agents here at Cape May are on the go- . More houses have been rented to date than at any ( other time in the history of Cape i May- ■ r i

An Ordinance to prevent the dropping 1 at sand and dirt from vehicles in i certain times of the year. . . ». Section L. The Board of Commissioners of the CKy of Cape May do 1 ordain, That it shall be unlawful for , any person carting or hauling sand or loose dirt to permit it to be drop- 1 ped in the streets of»the City of Cape 'i May from wagons, tracks, or other * vehicles, between the fifteenth day at , , May and the fifteenth day of Septem- i i ber- , Sec. 2. And it is further ordained, That any person, or persons adjudged ( T guilty of the ocense described in sec- ( tion one of this ordinance shall, up- " on conviction before the mayor, al- 1 a derman, or any competent authority, , pay a fine of ten dollars, to the use " of the city, besides costs of suit, s Sec. 3. And be it further ordained, i 0 That this ordinance shall take effect - immediately. , e GEORGE P WENTZELL ? t PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the B foregoing ordinance was passed first " and second reading by the commis- ^ sioners of the City of Cape May, on 1 Tuesday, April 25, 1922; and "that i said ordinance will be taken- up for i third and final passage at a regular I meeting of said commissioners to he II held at City Hall, in said* City, on Tuesday, May 2, 1922, at 1ft A. M-, 1 at which time any citizen or taxpayer may object to the passage thereof. Dated April 26, 1922. e WILLIAM PORTER, s City Clerk. I (AN ORDINANCE 1 AfTOSlinance amending an ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to regulate - and license omnibusses or auto busses, commonly called jitneys, in 1 the City of Cape May," approved [ April fifth, one thousand nine hun- : dred and bwenty-one-t Section 1- The Board of Commis- > sioners of the City of Cape May do ' ordain, That section one of the aboveentitled ordinance be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 1. The Board of Commissioners of the City of Cape Mav do ordain, That it shall be Unlawful for j any person to drive any auto buss, r commonly called jitney, for the transportation of passengers in the (Sty of 1 Cape May without permit or license . first had and obtained, and all automobiles of whatever kind or make I built for or arranged with a seating - capacity' for the carrying of more than seven persons shall be licensed .'under this ordinance. Sec- 2. And it is further ordained. . That section four of the. above-en- ' titled ordinance be and the same is 1 , hereby amended to read as follows: Sec 4. And it is further ordained. ! the license fee for said auto ' busses, or jitney, shall be fifty dollars i per year each, which term shall be from January 1, to December 81, in ' each year, which fee shall be paid when the permit or license is granted , by the citv clerk. Sec. 3. And it is further ordained, That this . ordinance shall' take effect immediately- 1 GEORGE P- WENTZELL. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the foregoing ordinance was passed first and second reading by the commisj sioners of the City of Cape May on (-Tuesday, April 25. 1922; and that . said ordinance will be taken up for ; third and final passage at a regular 1 j meeting of said commissioners to be ("held at City Hall, in said City, on Tuesday, (May 2, 1922, at 10 A. M., i at whiph time any citizen or taxpay- - 1 er mav ohiect to the passage thereof- ! Dated April 25, 1922WILLIAM PORTER, City Clerk. SOLD A LINCOLN CAR Focer & Mecray, through' their salesman, Ronald Quidort, sold a 7-passenger Lincoln touring car which is expected to be delivered in The Lincoln cars are considered the beat motor car made. "Waiter, bring me a glass of ginger ale." "Ginger ale, sir " - "Yes, ginger ale, you heard me.'' "Yes,, sir, but I'm a new waiter her, sir- Would you mind telling me what i usually served here when a -entleman asks for ginger ale?"

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UNCLAIMED CAIL Lis* of unclaimed letters remaining! in Cape May nost office for week end- . ing April 26, 1922- ; : Gates, W. L. J.

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I Get a Garbage Can ! ; This season all the garbage^! I ' SgIH contract. The collectors will O I m. I take it away eariy every j morning. Buy a Garbage I I Can with a lid and thereby do away with j ' s flies and other annoyances. Priced from ) ? X 50c to $1.17 X ? X Everything for the Garden and town, § h f S tnchlding Lawn Mowers, Rakes, Hoes, 2 ) X Spades, Hedge Shears, etc, g i — I JESSE M. BROWN S j ^ 110 Jackson Street Cape May, N. J. i X xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx '

GROUP MEETING j " i The Women's Christian Temperance j Union held a group meeting in this city on Tuesday afternoon in Rutherford's hall on Decatur street The ? unions represented were Erma, Wild-u-ood and Cane May. Here was a goodly number of ladies present from

j each union- Addresses were made by Mrs. Elizabeth Swain, of Goahen, 5 county president of the union- The » address of welcome was made bv Mrs. . Prisalla Rutherford, of this city. Refreshments were served by the ' local union. The group meetings are attended all over the county by many 1 ladies. The idea was originated by 1 -Mrs. Swain, the county president

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