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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF ecurity Trust Co. June 30, 1922 mthweat Corner Waahinfr'on and Ocean Streeta. Cape May, N. J., December 31, 1921 RESOURCES I LIABILITIES ind demand loans-$l,778,841 85 (Capital 5100,000 00 and Mortgages - 283,075 39 Surplus 280,000 00 and bonds 2,031,559 17 Undivided profits 19,452 82 51 35 Deposits 4,094,317 66 Dividend 7,500 00 tester and Cape j _ 123,000 00 le stamps *}2 nd Reserve 284,560 30 $4,501,270 48 $4,501,270 48 Per Cent. Interest allowed on Time Deposits. ■ Administrator, Executor, Gn ardian or Trustee, ie posit Boxes for Rent in Burg lar-Proof Vault Drawn and kept without Charge. ADVISORY BOARD Learning, Chairman. Henry C Thompson,, SecW. Hand. Sherman S. Sharp. L Huffman. Dr. V. M. D. Marey. G. Bennett. A. Carlton Hildreth. LI son A. Lake. Richard E. Reeves. Paint $2.70 per Gallon PURE LEAD AND ZINC Interior Decorator, Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Stains, Window Shades, Putty Brushes, Dry Colors, Furniture Polish. CAPE MAY AGENCY for <0. S. N. Deck and FUjor Paint Effecto Auto Finishes W. LENOIR 20 PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL WALL PAPER rank Entriken & Sons imobile Repair Work Central Garage .LENT EQUIPMENT FOR RAPID WORK— CARS STORED— CARS URED DAY OR NIGHT-ALL KINDS OF AUTO SUPPLIES Agents for the Fairbanks-Morse Gas and Oil Engines rONE 1-90 A BBLLljjjr in any length, width or thiekknesa for any purpose whatever — that's the offer we make you today. We rausi have ample stocks of seasoned, mea V ^ ured timbers in our yard to be able to V= make auch a broad offer. We have! \ And our prices will save you money. GEORGE OGOEN & SON CAPE MAY. N. 1. STONE 6BB-A BELL. 201-W McCann's AUDITORIUM CAFE 107-109 Jackson Street CAPE MAY, N. J. High-Class Entertainment and Dancing Every Evening Foods and Salads a Specialty Special Course Dinners Platter Dinners Light Lunch Bar attached byard d. smith. Catcher At Your Service for the 19th Season g TROY LAUNDRY arry E. Bohm, Prop. 405 WASHINGTON STREET Keystone Phone, 167-A Bell Phone, 16-M ^ D

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FISH PIRATES NOW IDS! FIRST TOOK NETS AND NOW ARE GETTING FISH FROM THE NUMEROUS POUNDS ALONG THE COUNTY COAST— WARRANTS OUT0 (Wildwood, N. J.) 0 Pound net fishermen are again get2 ting in their fine work which was be- £ gun last spring during the mackerel season. At that time they took fish 0 and nets as well but during the sum- ' mer they have contented themselves with lifting enough fish to conduct fish business somewhere further up the coastSeveral of the net owners have - spent nights cruising about and col,8 lectin" "evidence against the sea marauders. ' f The latest step In the war upon the "•urates" who have been robbing their nets -of fish, Wildwood fishermen caused the arrest of Luca Cataldi, of Sea Isle City on charge of larceny and a hearing was given before Justice Garrison at Cape May Court House Tuesday. Castaldi put up no defense and was held under $1000 bail for the grand -jury. Otto A. Huf, connected with North Wildwood Fishing Company was the complaining witnessL TRUSTY ESCAPES JAIL Emmet Driver, 2046 Radner street, Philadelphia, a trusty at the Cape May County jail, escaped on the night of August 26th and is being searched for by the police of Wildwood and other cities. Driver was scrubbing the floor of the Sheriff's office just before he wa.missed. He was serving a ninety-day sentence for larceny and had but ten more days to serve. THOMAS STRATTON GOSLIN, 2nd (Wildwood, N. J.) Mr. and Mrs- H. Foster Coslin are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a ten pound son, Monday morning at 7 o'clock. The welcome « arrival has been christened Thomas c Stratton Goslin 2nd and grandfather S Goslin is said to be wearing the broadest smile in Wildwood and can now be found most readily at the ? home of the parents. Both mother = and infant are doing nicely. MrsGoslin was Miss Francis MacGeorgfof Woodstown, which was also the former home of the Goslin family. The Board of Trade of which Mr. H. Foster Goslin is president, sent congratulations in the form of a beau- * tiful bouquet. ' NOTICE TcfPARENTS OF CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE IN LOWER TOWNSHIP All children from Lower Township who , attend school in other districts than those in the Township, must get the consent in writing from the Board of Education of Lower Township and the County Superintendent of Schools, as required by the New Jersey School 'Laws. (Art 9, sec- 170); As no tuition will be paid by the Lower Town- . ship Board of Education, without such ■ consent from the proper authorities. JOHN C- ELLIOTT, Pres. OTWAY BROWN, D. C-9-19-lt-p f 1.70 | NOTICE Dr- Clarence S. Fldredge. occulist, of Philadelphia, is at Cape May for the season. Those having trouble with their eyes or in need of glasses can consult him Saturdays and evenings, Broadway and Third avenue. West Cape May NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Alvin Mecoy, Deceased Pursuant to the order of Harry SDouglass, Surrogate of the County of Cape May, made on the 26th day ol July, A. D- 1922, on the application ol the subscriber, executor of said deceased. notice is hereby given to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit s to the subscriber under oath or aff firmation their claims and demands J against the estate . of said deceased V within six months from the 26th day f of July, A. D. 1922, or they will be J forever barred of any action against V the subscriber. f Dated July 26th, A. D. 1922. > J- SPICER LEAMING, v 7-29-10-nfl5J>4 Executor. C — C k MERCILESS JUDGE ? One Who Show* No Favor. ? A merciless judge is Father Time. 5 Before him the weak and the wanting V go to the wall. Only (he truth can £ stand. For years the following statef meat from a Cape May resident has V withstood this sternest of all tests. £ Mm. Warren Richardson, 490 W. f Perry St.. saye: " I don't know the * cause, but my back began paining - and aching and I felt as though 1 8 oouid scarcely do my housework at | times. There was a heavy, weighty 9 feeling from my hips and when I 9 stooped, my back felt too weak to 3 bear my weight. I used Doan'a KMS nay Pills a short time when my back felt strong and the pains and weakness disappeared. I haven't had to resort to Doaa's since, having BO return of the trouble." (S'atement given Feb. 16, 1916.) On July 30, 1920, Mrs. Richardson said: "Doan's Kidney Pills cored me of kidney oom plaint and 1 have bad no return of if 60c, at all dealers. Foeter-Mllburn Oo., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. ! i

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COUNTRY LIFE MORE HEALTHY < UNCLE SAM COMPILES SOME { INTERESTING FIGURES FROM LAST CENSUS. s ( Women live longer than men in the ; , United States. r Life in the country is healthier s > than life in the city. t 3 That statement explodes a lot of - pet theories of our city brethren who t . have spread the propaganda for many t moons on the Perfection of their sanitary existence- < The Bureau of Census at Washing- f to., has just compiled some interesting figures from the recent census- j They should add to the contentment 1 j of all rural dwellers. t | — 1

The average life of women in the j country is 57 years- Of men, 55 . years. i The average life of city women is . 54 years. Of men 5 years. The average life in both "city and country for women has increased nearly three years and for men near- , ly four years in the last 0 years. ■ The healthiest s»»ot in the union 1 seems to be Kansas. Women average ' vears there and men average 59 • years- i The next healthiest spot is Wisconsin where women average 60 years , and men 58 yearsWashington is the healthiest city 1 where women avearge 59 years and . men 53. Pittsburgh is at the bottom of the 1 city list where women average on!; ' 50 years and men 47. These averages run into fractional as announced by the Bureau but have been taken at the even year in : this article. The figures quoted here I

f apply only to whites. Negroes are » shorter lived. The national average for them is 42 years for women and s 40 years for men. DEMOCRATS NAME YORK A Democratic organization of Cape May County has indorsed the follow- , ing candidates at the September pri- , marie; : Freeholder, Luther I. Garret- | son, Cape May Court House; Charles H- York, Cape May; Mark B. Reeves, . Wildwood; Sheriff, former Sheriff . Coleman F. Corson, Cape May Court Surrogate, Harry L- Nicker- . Wildwood Crest. I Owing to the number of candidates in the field, no endorsement was made , for the Assembly. State«pemocratic Chairman Hehrer will vi4c the county this week. " ! — Here's abrand-new line for the i summer swain; "May I think of you • by your first name?"

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