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A. KENIC ELECTRIC SHOE ! REPAIRING I Neolin Soles and Aluminum Heels r WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED » 105 Jackson Street I Cape May, N. J. » | Keystone Phone, 136-M : 370-A I A I ~ i

O PROPOSAL FOR SIDEWALK 0 PAVING t. ' a Sealed bids will be received by the a Board of Commissioners, Cape May ,| City, N. J-, until ten o'clock A. M-, i daylight saving time, July 18, 1922, at n the City Hall, for the laying of an- t Proximately two hundred and twenty p fcur square feet of concrete sidewalkWork will be doneNn accordance with v specifications prepared by the City a Engineer and bids are to be made on d forms accompanying said specifica- ( tions. The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any or all bids. ( (Signed) GEORGE P. WENTZELL, Commissioner of Streets and Public ImprovementsIN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY To John Wiley and Lucille Mann ' Wiley s By virtue of an order of the Court | of Chancery of New Jersey, made on , tie dav of the date hereof, in a cause wherein Mutual Liquidating Company | is Complainant, and you, John Wiley j and Lucille Mann Wiley, Harrington ( j Gomnarr- and the City of Cape May , ( are defendants, you are required to , j appear, plead, answer or demur to the , bill of said Complainant, on or be- , I fore the eleventh day of September , next, or the said bill will be taken as ( confessed against -youThe said bill is filed to foreclose a . mortgage made and given by John , Wiley and Lucille Mann Wiley to ■ Nelson" Z. Graves, Trustee under Dded of Trust, bearing date Decernber"l?i/1912, and duly recorded in the j Clerk's Office of the County of Cape May in Book No- 113 of Mortgages; | pages 369, & c-, and is now held by Complainant herein by various assignments; and you, John Wiley and , Lucille Mann Wiley, are made de- , fendants because you own said land or 6ome part thereofDated Julv 10, A. D- 1922. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, Solicitor of Complainant. Merchants National IJank Building, Cap? May City, Nov Jersey. 7-15-4 -pfll-90 \ Advertise in the Star and Wave and . ) watch results- '

JUNE WEATHER j The fellow who wrote "What isso rare as a day in June," never contemplated 1922. The days last month were raw. In spite of wild reports that 27 out of SO days" were wet, Louis Dorman, ' the local weather regulator, allowed us 'ten clear da*-® last month. Mercury topped the heights on the lltli with a 92, and hit the skids on the 15th, with a 55- In spite of the daily drenchings, there was an average excess temperature of three degrees. Though some water fell on two out of every three days, we accumulated less than 6 inches in" the month. The greatest precipitation in 24 hours occurred on the 1st and 2nd, with almost two inches- Eight thunderstorms thrust their unwelcome attentions upon us. LEACH MEMORIAL Recently there aaAired in the "Le- . gal Intelligencer" aniemorial of the late J- Granville Leach, which is of particular Interest to l- ol readers both because Mr. Leach was a Cape | May county man and because the ar- , tide was admirably prepared by • Judge Norris S- Barratt, who has been a cottager here for many yearsI While Col- Leach gained honor and prominence at the bar, lie devoted much of his time to genealogical and historical activities. He was a grad- ; uate of Penn Law and started political life at the age of 19. i The author of the appreciation, President Judge Barratt occupying 1005 Stockton avenue * the seasonOPEN WITH A V ICTORY- ^ I The Cape May Co .egians opened : the baseball season with a victory • here last Saturday. The victim was i the Kershaw Field Club, who sucI combed to the locals on the very short end of a 3-0 score. Tomlinson, Lem- _ jmon and Filer led the stick work, while Filer played a superb game at ■ shortstop. The visitors secured but five scattered hits, and were prevented from scoring by strong defensive playnDmv » vrp

An Ordinance authorizing the improvement of a certain unimproved Township Road, pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 217, P- L. 1916, and providing for the financing of the cost thereofWHEREAS, it is proposed to improve the Tabernacle Road from Main Seashore Road Westward to Schellenger's Corner, Fiajiin" Creek, in the Township of Lower. County of Cape May, a distance of 2.1 miles, more or less, and WHEREAS, the estimated cost of said improvement is $6,000.00, and WHEREAS, it is proposed to make application to the State _ Highway Commission for Stale Aid in the am ount of seventy-five per cent, of the " estimated cost of the improvement, In accordance with the provisions of Chanter 217, P- L. 1916, and WHEREAS, provision has heretofore been made by one or more budget appropriations in the amount of $1,500.00 for the Township's share of said improvement; BE IT ORDAINED: 1. That the Tabernacle Road from Main Seashore Road, Westward to Schellenger's Corner, Fishing Creek, in the Township of Lower, County of Cape May, be improved in accordance with the attached application2. TTiat the sum of $6,000 00 or so much thereof as may be required, be < and is hereby appropriated for the above improvement3. In order to temporarily finance the above undertaking, temporary improvement notes are hereby authoriz- . ed under the provisions of Chapter eu UIIUCI LUC UIV,|B-UIW v. — f- —

252, P. L. 1916. as amended, in an amount not to exceed the sum of $6,000.00- Said notes shall state in general terms the purpose for which they issued, and shall'be issued in such amounts and at such times as may be determined by resolution of the Township Committee. The form of note, rate of interest and date of maturity shall also be determined byresolution. 4. The following matters, as provided by Chapter 252, P. L- 1916, as amended, are hereby determined and declared: The probable period of usefulness of said improvement is ten yearsThe average assessed valuations of the taxable real property (including improvements) of the Township of Lower, County of Cape May, computed upon the three next -receding valuations thereof, is $556,166.00. (c) "Hie net debt of the Township of Lower, County of Cape May, is $5500.00. (d) The statements required by Sec!tion 12 thereof have been made and filed is required. 5. Any and all monevs received the State of New Jersey, and ,from contributions made by residents or .property owners on account of said I shall be applied to the ■ reduction of the temporary notes isi sued on account of the said improvement. 6. That the Township's share of the cost of said improvement, includi ing interest on temporary notes issued to finance such improvement^ will paid from moneys appropriated ; from the Tax Budget of 1922 for , Roads.- 9 | All ordinances or parts of ordin- . ances inconsistent .herewith are herei by repealed. * NOTICE The foregoing Ordinance was introduce-' at an adjourned regular meeting of the Township Commiltre of Lower Township. Cape May-. N- J-, held on the twelfth day of July, AD-. 1922, and a hearing on the same will he held at the Township Fall, Lower Towmkip, Cape Mr.y 9°". Vn ' New Jersey, on August 2nd, A P.. ir-22, at the hour of seven-thirty o'clock (7.30) P. M., Standard TimeWILLIAM C. HOFFMAN, [' Clerk. (7-15-2-pfl8.90

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! C 1 SPORT HATS, SWEATERS, ALL IN THE LATEST STYLES, AT REASONABLE P.JCES B. T. HAZLETT 1 323 Washington Street I I | NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS ; Estate of Mary Louise Warrington, r Deceased I Pursuant to the order of Harry S. ' Douglass, Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made on the 27th day of - June, A. D. 1922, on the application i of the subscriber, executrix cf said ^ deceased, notice is hereby given to . the creditors of said deceased to ex- " hibit to the subscriber under oath or . . affirmation their claims and demands against the estate of said deceased , within six months from the 27th day * of June, A. D. 1922, or they will be e forever barred of any action against . ■ the subscriber- ' Dated June 27th, A. D- 1922. f IRENE MELVIN WILLIAMS, Executrix. SAMUEL F. ELDREDGE, Proctor. 7-1- 10-pf 1554 1 A MERCILESS JUDGE d , d One Who 8how» No Favor. C ▲ merciless Judge Is Father Time. - Before him the weak and the wanting go to the wall. Only the truth can f stand. For year® the following state1- meat from a Cape May resident has i- vrtthttood this eternest of all testa, !1 Mre. Warren Richardson, 490 W. d Parry St., saye: " I dont know the ,r cause, but my hack began paining and aching and I felt as though 1 i oould scarcely do my housework at »- times. There was a heavy, weighty toeHng from my hips and when 1 atooped, my back fait too weak to j. bear my weight. I used Doan's KM- ♦. ney Pills a short time when my xf back felt strong and the pains and r weakness disappeared. I haven't «" had to resort to Doan's since, having c to return of the trouble." (Statement , given Feb. 05, 1»1«.) I ' On July 20. 1920. Mrs. Richardson . said: "Doan's Kidney Pills cured me of kidney complaint and I have 5 had no return of It." 60c, at all dealers. Foster-Mil burn t Co.. Mfre., Buffalo, N. Y.

3ET TOUR SHOES REPAIR* II AT T. H. TAYLOR'S Washington Btreet Cap* May, H. *■ A Full Line of Ball Band Rubber Boots and Over Shoes. Fresh Goods lust received - from the Factory. Repairing In all Its Branches. Not responsible for work left over 10 days. Ksystons Phone 138-X ARE YOU THINKING OF MOVING if ao get in touch with us. We have 4 BIG TRUCKS TON, 2 TONS, 3 TONS, 5 TONS ON THE ROAD ALL THE TIME Trips to Philadelphia every week. Lota from 110 up. Any point betv^en May and Philadelphia. CONEY'S X-PRESS 106 to 110 Garfield Ave* Wildwoou. Both Pfcoaea VIRGINIA HOTEL JACKSON STREET NEAR BEACH Under New Management RATES ' $350 per day and up — $18.00 per week and up J. J. STOCKER, Prop. | THE ELWARD DECATUR STREET and BEACH Mrs. Edward Nittinger, Prop. Rooms Equipped with Running Water Private Baths i Music by Charles Free's Orchestra Rates Reasonable 1 E NOTICE c Dr. Clarence S. Eldredge, occulist, i of Philadelphia, is at Cape May for 1 the season. Those having trouble * with their eyes or in need of glasses i can consult him Saturdays and evenings. Broadway and Third avenue, West Cape May. _ _