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flTTATKHENT or T8B CONDITION OF Security Trust Co." December 31, 1921 Southwest Corner Washing m and Ocean Streets 1 Cape May, N. ., I cember, 31, 1921 J -V

RESOURCES Tune and demand loans_$l, 957,895 t>:* C 1 Bends and mortgages — 264,725 U:Stocks and bonds — : — - 2,031,855 Orcrimfite «1 ~. ■' Banking bouses, Camden 0 Gloucester and Cape Mey 123,000 (k Revenue stamps — 226 26 Cerfi and reserve 239,222 89 |4,616|987 16

LIABILITIES i r .ital $100,000 00 < ,>lu.= : 220,000 CJ , nclivided profits 43,4.r6 1 /©posits 4,246,501 00 7,000 00 j .1 $4,616,987 15 ] 1

three Per Cent. Interest allowed on Time Deposits. **>tt h Administrator, Kxeeator, Gn ardian or Trustee. Safe Pop as it Boxes for Rent in Burg lai- Proof Vault. , , irOm Drawn and kept without Char ge- v i fwRL-y-" ADVISORY BOARD ,

' J. Spicer Learning, Chairman. W. '3LY£2£ ' - Dr. WQooa A. Lake. T -

Henry C. Thompson, SecSherman S. Sharp. Dr. V. M. D. Mercy. A. Carlton Hildreth. ' Richard E. Reeves. ' 1

Paint $2.70 per Gallon PURE I-RAP AND ZINC h Interior Decorator, Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes. Stains, Win- £ dow Shades, Putty Brushes, Dry Col era. Furniture Polish. CAPE MAY AGENCY for U. S. N. Deck and Floor Paint Effecto Ante Finishes WI CMAID 48 Jackaon St . LENOlK Cape May, N.J. 26 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL WAll PAPER ^■■MBMBIIlHtlTliiTllWrflllBlll''1' " — BBHBM 111 111 Frank Entriken 8 Sons Automobile Repair Work Central Garage EXCELLENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPID WORK— CARS STORES-CARS ffntm nAY OR NIGHT— ALL KINDS OF AUTO SUPPLIES i«w«, for the Fairbanks-Morse Gas and Oil Engines RgCTTOMR 1-ttA BELL n- w in any length, width or tkickkness for any purpose whatever — that's the offer we make you today. We must | have ample stocks of seasoned, meats- j V V ured timbers in our yard to be able to - V. make such a broad offer. We kavel \ And our prices will save you money. Ask for estimates. GEORGE OGDEN & SON CAPE MAY, N. J. SHERMAN S. SHARP Contractor and Builder j 666 Washington Street Cape May, N. J. Estimates Given Kayatone Phone 336 • ;'/ - • I ' R. M. WENTZELL 33 PERRY STREET . Furniture Bedding Rugs Linoleum Estimates on all kinds of furniture will be furnished promptly. KEYSTONE PH0NX GOODS DELIVERED <Try Our Collar Work! » 3 Gents Each | ( I Flat work and rough dry, 6dc per dozen. ' All shirts, pillow K : E( cases, towels, napkins, table cloths and scarfs ironed. All wear- V {tog apparel a torched and dried. V£ { Give na a trial handle end sre will do the rest. ^ 5 COLUMBIA LAUNDRY | < < 314 CONGRESS STREET § Phanea H. E. SETTLE, Prop. S ,* atQQOQOGGQOG&Q&OOQO&QBQOO&iX

RIO GRANDE ing some time with his son, Charles, f of this place. *- . I Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Krajrfenbauer c entertained a couple of friends from f Philadelphia on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs- Clarepee Galiaghe: £ suer.t Sunday with Mr. and Mrs j David Goff. > Mrs. Watson, of -Anglesea, and son, j are visiting Mr- and iMss. Edwards { for a short time- J Mrs. Harry Stur and daughter? visitin- frencs «n -PhtH c' hlover thy v.-r.;k C"lJ/rv; I'i.-Xzs r::-J a visit to Woods- v i this w;ck to icok over some George Kimble and two brother, i and Alfred Cresse and brother, Ar- £ thur, motored to Mercersburg on Sun- i day. t Mrs- Devra and daughter, of Phi la- i delphia, were week end visitors at the home of Mrs. J. Hendee. \ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dcnn enter- c tained their daughter and husband, c from Philadelphia, on Sunday. Mrs- Lizzie Shaw made a business c trip to Cape May city on Thursday ; Mrs. Frances Jones and son went to Dr." "Mace's Hospital on Thursday. r Joseph Chester had the misfortune c to break a rib while engaging in his v work on Friday. t Eldredge Hawk with his family motored to Philadelphia on Monday £ Mrs. Carrie Hoffman entertained s friends from Cold Spring over Tues-i day. j Miss Olive Harris has returned to f Washington after spending Easter very pleasantly with her parents, waited forelectr ic current turned on. Mr- and Mre. Walter Hand and daughter, Emma, went to Philadelphia on the Excursion Sunday. j Rio Grande has at last had the long Cape May city, took supper with Mr. r and Mrs. Frank Neal. Mr. Hughes talked in the M. E. Church in the e evening. , WEST CAPE MAY j Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens and ( son spent Sunday with Mrs- Stella j JohnstonMrs. Joseph Hand sphnt a few days j away last weekMrs. Leslie Salshury entertained , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Green and Mrs- , Jean Stetzer over the week endMrs. Mary Hawn spent Saturday in ' Philadelphia. ( Mrs. Alfred Matthews entertained , I Miss Abbey Matthews on Sunday last. Mr- and Mrs- Theodore Reeves and _■ 1 Mrs. Orion Reeves spent Saturday at ^ Ocean City. < Mrs. Samuel Stillwell is spending a week in Millville- _ . Miss Edith See is entertaining Miss Emma Gordon from Ocean City. Miss Ethe' Mav Reeves entertained , Lee Jennin-'s on TuesdayMr. and Mrs. Evan Brown were in 1 Philadelphia last week. Theodore Bennett is home this week. v 1 Much credit should be given to the ; Volunteer Firemen who worked so ' well on Sunday morning in ex- , tinguishing the fire at the home of : Clinton Hughe?. Mrs. Edward Fell and son, Charles, . of Audubon, N. J., jrre visiting rela- - tives here. tumulty Black-listed We should now see a speedy waning of the Tumulty influence. Ever since Mr. Wilson's breakdown in October, 1919. Mr- Tumulty has asumed to be the former president's mouthpiece, and has studiously let it - be known that no man stood closer to his chief than he himself. The re? . " suit has been that Mr. Tumulty has commanded tremeudous influence among Mr- Wilson's friends, who considered their cause won if they could gain his favor- Tumultv is now seen as a man who has sought to capital-, ize another's fame for his own personal profit. Wm. F. Brown j Plumbing & Heating | Leave orders at store. | ^ 417 Washington g CAPE MAY, N. J. | " " St. Mary's Schoofof Music 516 Lafayette Si. PIANO. ORGAN { VIOLIN r Evening Classes \ W ANTED I FORD SEDAN i OR ROADSTER f Write" dezcripbon with lowest > price to No. 127 I ST At k WAVE PUB, CO. r CAP* MAY, K. J. 3 -

COLD SPRING A goodly inauber of citizens and friends of "Mr- and Mrs- William Heathcott gathered at their newly acquired home, Tuesday evening, and gave them a royal welcome. Mr. and Mrs. L G- Palmer spent Sunday evening with their friends, Mr. aad-Mrs. L J. HandMrs. Ella Tomlin and daughter, ami Mrs- Mary Hollingshead and daughHelen, took' dinner with Mr. and Albert MatthewsMr. and Mrs. W. Shaw and chil- : c:i v- eie entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs. J. Needles over the week end. A linen shower at Mrs. Nellie Elliott's in honor of Miss Mildred Shaw Tuesday evening was well attended and many useful gifts were receive.! the happy bride-to-be, who will in the near fut.ire become Mrs. Maurice Haibruner. Friends of Mrs- Ida J- Kremroer will be glad to know of her improved condition, following a severe and critical iQiiess. Mr- and Mrs. Gys Rief were Thursday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs- W. H. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. L. E- Hughes accompanied by Mrs- A. Matthews spent Saturday, evening at Cape May city, visiting Mr. and Mrs- J. S. Soffe in . their new home Mrs. J. Bethel and son were week end visitors at the Hoffman homestead. ! Geo roe Rea was distributing trees and plants from the nurseries of ~ Bros- & Thomas, on Tuesday. LIAS CREEK 3 Mrs- Joseph Douglass, of Court J House, spent Wednesday with her 3 mother, Mrs. George Stiles. Garner -Hand, of Burleigh, preach- ^ ed nt the M. E- Church Sunday after- » Mrs- Clara Smith, of Philadelphia, 1 is housekeeping for Alexander Schel- . lenger. i Stanford Vanaman and wife, of g Cape May, spent Sunday with his ■ parents. ' John Cook and family, of Mays ( i spent Sunday with Belford ; Douglass arid wifeMrs- Alfred Cresse, of Cold Spring, i spent the first of the week with her « mother, Mrs. Elwood Howell- ' B- L. Howell 1ms acetylene lights ^ installed In his home. > Elwood Howell with two men from • Ocean City came off Tuesday and went fishing. 1 Zadok Sharp and family and Mrs. Barr visited the former's uncle Ephriam Sharp, at Egg Haihor City, Sunday. A number of the friends of Miss Mary Bateman <rave her a surprise party Friday eveningWilliam Bateman and wife and Percy Douglass spent -the week end with the former's relatives in Millville. Albert Carr, of Philadelphia, came down and spent the week end with hi? wife who is visiting Miss__Carrie Schentze at the bay shore. *" Zadok Sharp, Sr., wife and son, of Leesburg, and Albert Eisle and familv, of Merchanbville. were calling at the home of Howard , SundayGOSHEN Mis?e? Jane Smith and Belle Hewitt, were week end visitors at Cape May with Mrs. Thomas Hughes. Frank Bright and family moved to ' Atlantic City on Tuesday- • , ' Paul Watson is this week in Atlantic City with friends. ' Miss Eunice High, Mr. Lewis Fos- ' ter, of Court House, and Mr Cole, ^ of Philadelphia, were entertained at ; the home of Miss Dorothy Edwards , Sunday evening. : Miss Elizabeth Robinson, of Denp's- ! ville. is staying with Mr- and Mrs. W. S- Thompson. Ruben Tomlin of Heislerville, was ■ , in town Sunday- ' J SOIL IMPROVEMENT j | Herbert Cox, soil specialist from f 5 New Brunswick, visited on April 11, j I South Seaville Grange, and gave a 9 most interesting and enlightening j jj talk on the use of summer clover | crops. He stated that the tendency j of the times was to cut down the | jj acreage and yet to increase crops by | i improved soil conditions. Many times, , I through his talk, came up the old 1 3 standby, cowpeas planted in May to 1 I be followed by a winter cover crop in I September. Most of our best farf mers recognize the inqjortance of soil improvement, but comparatively ' few will turn over a piece of land to > soil improvement purposes only, and stick to it long enough to get the seed actually in the ground. During the visit of the soil specialist, a trip was made to W. S- Thompson's farm, where Mr. Thompson was consulted as ~ to the advisability of carrying on demonstration work as to the requirements of cowpeas- It is felt in many instances that if certain fertilizers were applied, the resulting growth made would be sufficient to " more than warrant the expenditure for the fertilizer. POTATO VARIETY DEMONSTRATIONS Eight strains of. Cobblers, certified, uncertified, grown at home and at a distance, have been planted on the farms of R. L. Somers, Ocean View, and Norman Taylor, at Cold Spring. These men are interested in carrying on similar demonstration work of last year, when it was found that South Jersey late grown seed yielded better than either Maine or Virginia seed. As the work dhowing these results was of only one year's duration, it was decided to have the work carefully repeated by interested growers before giving much publicity to the feet-

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