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NOTICE OF ELECTION e City of Oape M ay, K. J. <> In conformity with the provisions of an Act entitled. "An Act -to Regulate Elections (Revision of 1898). al>Pr°^*(? April 4th, 1898. and the amendment b thereof. o .District Number One comprises south t of Sewcll Avenue, west of the Atlant c Ocean, northeast of Madison Avenue J and southeast of Cape Island Creek. District Number Two comprises south 1 Oceeun.^nor" h east of Howard and Prank- o tin streets and southeast of Caps Island ^ ^District Number Three comprlsea aouth of Franklin and Howard streets west of the Atlantic Ocean, northeast of Jackson street, east of Cape Island Creek. 1 District Numg"el^°u avenue weatof 1 the Atlantic Ocean to and Including the southeast side of West Perry street to 1 Broadway. I Notice is hereby given that the Board l •of Registry ann Election will alt at -first, second, third and fourth election districts of the City of Cape May. at 1011 Washington ®treet for the first • election district: at 924 ... ,nP . v. a aeennrl election district, street the district:

at the Public 9chool Building on Franklin street for the third election district; at 105 Perry street for the fourth election dletrlcL ^on 0<jtoW 17_ 1Ma, a between the hours of one and nine jr o'clock on said day. for the purpose of > maklnt- a registration of voters and to t| revise and correct the register of voters for said General Election of Tuesday. November 7. 1922. ' Notice Is hereby (riven thaton r Tuesday, Novamber 7. 1998, c between the hours of Election will be" he hi at which time thevotersof „ said city will vote for the following oi f '"one Governor for the State <ff New ' Jersey to serve for three yearp. One United States Senator to. aerve the State of New Jersey for six years. One Congressman to serve the state of New Jersey for two years ... One member of the General Assembly , to aerve for one year. „..r. One Coroner to serve for three jears. ,| One Sheriff to serve for three jears. , One Surrogate to serve for five years. , One Member of the Small Board of Freeholders lo serve for three years. . One Member of the Small Board of ^Ow^Memher of the Small Board of Freeholders to serve for one year WILLIAM PORTER. ' , City Clerk. Dated September 2. 1922. , — NOTICE OF ELECTION Borough of Cape May Point, N. J. In c8nform!tv with the provhjlona of an Act entitled. "An Act to Regulate Elections (Revision of 1898).' approved

April 4 th. 1898. and the amendment thereof. Notice Is hereby given that the Board '' of Registry and Election will sit at the v, Commissioners room In the Hughes Building on Yale avenue, on Tuesday, October 17, 1999, between the hours of one and nine o'clock on said day. for the purpose of making a registration of voters, and to revise and correct the register of voters for s»id General Election of Tuesday. November 7. J 922. Notice la hereby given that on | e Tuesday, November 7, 1992, A between the hours of 6 o'clock A. M. t F . and 7 o'clock P. M.. a General Election will be held at which time the voters of said city will vote for the following „ officers: I One Governor, tor lhfi State of New c Jersey to serve for three years. One United States Senator to serve t the State of New Jersey for six years. r One Congressman to serve the state r of New Jersey for two years. ' One member of the General Assembly l to serve for one year. One Coroner to serve for three years. One Sheriff to serve for three years. One Surrogate to serve for five years. One Member of the Small Board of i Freeholders to serve for three years. i One Member of the Small Board of Freeholders to serve for two years. , One Membor of the Small Board of < Freeholders to serve for one your FRANK W. HUGHES. Borough Clerk. Dated September 2, 1922. , NOTICE OF ELECTION Lower Township In conformity with the provisions of an Act entitled, "An Act to Regulate Elections (Revision of 1898)." npproved i April 4th, 1898. and the amendment thereof. ■ Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election will alt In the Township .House In the Township of k°W*r' Tuesday, October IT, 1999, between the hours of one and nine o'clock on said day. for the purpose of L making a registration of voters and to • revise and correct the register of vets' >

ers for said General Election of Tuea- . day, November 7. 1922. I Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, November 7, 1989, i the hours of 6 o'clock A. M. and 7 o'clock P. M-. a General Election I will be held at which time the voters or , said Township of Lower, will vote lor the following officers: : One Governor for the State of New Jersey to serve for three years. One United States Senator to serve the State of New Jersey for six years. One Congressman to serve the state , of New Jersey for two years. One membor of the General Assembly serve for one year. One Coroner to serve for three ye®"*One Sheriff to serve for three years. One Surrogate to serve for five years. One Member of the Small Board of Freeholders to serve for three years. One Member of the Small Hoard of Freeholders to serve for two years. One Member of the Small Board of Freeholders to serve for one year. Two Justices of the Peace to serve f0OneV<Mernber of the Township Committee to serve for three years. Two Surveyors of the Highway. WILLIAM HOFFMAN. Township Clerk. ] Dated September 2. 1922.

NOTICE OF ELECTION 1 Borough of south Oape May, N. J. • In conformity with the provisions of i an Act entitled. "An Act to Regulate , (Revision of 1898)." approved April 4th. 1898. and the amendment 1 thereof. j Notice is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election will sit at the Borough Hall. In the Borough of South Cape May. N. J., on , Tuesday, October 17, 1999, ! between the hours of one and aine o'clock on said day. for the purpose of ' making a registration of voters nnd to . revise and correct the register of voters for said General Election of Tuesday. November 7. 1922. » Notice Is herobv given thaton Tuesday, November 7, 1999, ' the hours of S o'clock A. M. and 7 o'clock P. M.. a General Election will '• be held at which time the voters of said '■ borough will vote for the following offl- ' "one Governor tor tne state of "New . Jersev to serve for three years. * or • United States Senator to serve . the State of New Jersey for six years. One Congressman to serve the state of N-w Jersey for two yoarg. ( One member of the General Assembly One Coroner to serve for three years. One Sheriff to serve for three years. One Surrogate to serve for five years. One Member of the Small Board of Freeholders to serve for three years. ,, One Member of the Small Board of I Freeho.ders to serve for two years. fS One Member of the Small Board of Small -

Freeholders to seive for one year. One Mayor to serve for two years. One Collector and Treasurer to serve three years. M ' Two Councllmen to serve for tnre, years. K B MARTIN. Borough Clerk. ( Di led September 2. 1922. ^ NOTICE OF ELECTION Birongh of Wsst Oape May, N. 3. In conformity with the provisions of an Act. entitled. "An Act to Regulate (Revision of 1898)." approved I April 4th, 1898, and the amendment 1 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Registry and Election will sit at the Borough Hall, In the Borough of West i MTu'e»asy ."October 17, 1999, making a registration of voters and to revise and correct the register ef voters for said General Election of Tuesday. November 7. 1922. Notice Is hereby tfven thaton Tneeday, November 7, 1929, ' the hours of • o'clock A. M. and 7 o'clock P. M.. a General Election ' will be held at which time the voters of said borough will vote for the followr ing officers: _ , .. One Governor for the State of New Jersey to serve for three years. One United States Senator to serve the State of New Jersey for six years. One Congressman to serve the state of New Jersey for two years. One member of the General Assembly to serve for one year. -One Coroner to serve for three years. One Sheriff to serve for three years. f One Surrogate to serve for five years. <; One Member of the Small Board of ® I Freeholders to serve for three years1 One Member of the Small Board of Freeholders to serve for two years. One member of the Small Board of a Freeholders to serve for one year. . One Mayor to serve for two years. ,f Two Members of the Council to serve for three years. One Assessor to servo for three years. One Collector to serve for three years. S THEO. W. REEVES, o Borough Clerk. :- Dated September 2. 1922.

FAKE COOPERATIVES BECOMING A MENACE At a recent conference between the State Federation of County Boards <rf Agriculture and the State Bureau of Markets, facts were set forth showing that the term "cooperative" wasfrequently misused in New Jersey, and it was decided to ask the legi»_ ture this year to pass a law sfiniiar to the New York ^tate and other state laws preventing the use of the word "cooperative" in the name of an organization excepting when the bylaws and form of organization complied to certain, definite, cooperative principles. One society with headquarters in New York City was reported by the New York State Department of Farms and Markets as having a large number of salesmen in New Jersey selling their securities. The New York Department wrote that this organization was a common law trust with absolute power in the hands of three trustees living in Chicago. The Bureau oi Markets feels that cooperation when conducted in a practical business way on sound econmic principles, can accomplish certain benefits, but it feels that with the recent interest and enthusiasm shown there is grave danger of much harm being done through the misuse of the term "cooperative." ^ SEASON OPENS OCTOBER 16 FOR DUCKS, GEESE AND SNIPE

With the wild fowl season opening October 16th, New Jersey gunners can anticipate a Fall and •Winter of excellent sport on the bays and rivers of the state, as all reports i agree that the increase in wild ducks [ and geese, which began with the elimination of Spring shooting under Fed ' eral laws, is still more marked , this ' year. Large flocks of black ducks s and the vanguard of other wildfowl ; , already are making their appearance j along the coast and inland streams- " Game which may be hunted during ; this open season includes wild ducks (except wood ducks), wild geese, coot, f galiirules and Wilson or Jack snipe. f Wood ducks are protected during the e entire year. The wildfowl season con- , tinues to January 31. The game laws fix the following daily bag limits on wild fowl and shore birds; 25 in al 1 of ducks (except Snore Diras: zo jn ai i ui uuuu> ___

wood ducks and Eider ducks), eight geese, 8 brant, 25 Wilson or Jack £(| snipe, 25 in all of rails (exc«|i t eora) ^ ■ including marsh or mud hens, coots [ and galinules; 50 sora, 15 In all of & : black-bellied and golden plovers and ■ or lesser yellow-legs- M I * / * I ' Advertise in the Star and Wave. |H ^ The results will be most, satisfactory. H Builder's Hardware & || f Household Supplies d M. H. WARE ■ II SIS Wash. St. Key. Phong I14-X O d H [. —M MMBhbihiiiihububb— w ■ w 1 ~~ ^ OET TOE* SHOOT RBPAXRED AT ■ e T, H. TATLOB'S PJ * 499 Waabinrton IttHt Cap# May, N. ». ^ y a Full Line of Ball Band Rubber J Boota and Over Shoes. Fresh Goods *• lust received from the Factory. Re- ■ s! oalrins In all Its Branches. C5 of Not responsible for work left over . 10 days. | Dt Keystone Fbons 138-X P"

ARE YOU THINKING OF ■ MOVING 1 If 99 get la touch with us. We hmve 5 4 BIG TRUCKS ■ l TON, 2 TONS, 3 TONS, 5 TONS g ON THE ROAD ALL THE TIME ■ Trips ta Philadelphia every week. | Lots from |1» up. Any point between -y Cape May aad Philadelphia. f CONEY'S X-PRESS ] IM to 11* Garfield Ave, Wildwoou. J Both Phones NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS ■ Estate of Thomas Tasker Smith, De- | ceased. S , Pursuant to the order of Harrv S- J Douglass, Surrogate of the County of I 1 Cape Mav. made on the 6th dav of ? , September, A. D. 1922, on the app'i- f cation of "the subscriber, Executor of I ■ said deceased, notice is hereby given s ' to the creditors of said deceased to e f exhibit to the subscriber under oath or I affirmation their claims and demands ® against the estate of said deceased j t xrithin six months from the sixth day | of September. A. D. 1922, or they will » , be forever barred of any action < against the subscriber- | i- Dated September 6th, 1922. L MICAJAH S. SMITH, j Executor- | 9-9-10- P F 15.54

Sheriff's Sale I By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, X for sale of Mortgaged Premises, to v me directed, issued out of the Court f of Chance rv of New Jersey, on the > ■ 14th day of September, A. D, 1922, hi V a certain cause wherein Mary E- C Hawn ia complainant, and Viola M. A ' Hawn, Vernon Hawn and Horace J Jackson are defendants, I shall expose \ - to sale at public vendue, on r MONDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1922, ) , between the hours of twelve and five 1 o'clock p. m-, to wit, at one o'clodc m C 1 the afternoon of said day, at the Sher- J - iff s office, in Cape May Court House, ) • Cape May County, New Jersey: S e All that certain mortgaged prem- ^ ises, with the appurtenances, in the J bill of complaint in the said cause par- S n ticularly set forth and described, that c e is to say: J c All of the following described lot of j 'and situate in the Lower township, s in the county of Cape May, and state q ? of New Jersey, joining the lot of land j !- belonging to Charles Shaw, butted j n and bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake set up for a corner ten feet to the North of the line of land belong- . ing to E. A. Warne, from thence and I bounded by the line of land belonging . to the said Charles Shaw. North fif- ■ ty-one degrees and thirty minutes | East thirteen perches and eight links ic to a stake for a corner, thence North | forty-one degrees West twelve oerch- i |es to a stake for a corner; thence I South fifty-one degrees and thirty j "p j minutes West thirteen perches and ig | eight links to a stake for a corner; m | thence parallel with the said E. AWarne's line South fort*-ane degrees „ East twelve nerches to the place of x beginning. Within which bounds is contained one acre of land be the same _ more or less. Being the same premises grantd and conveyed to Andrew Hawn, by Albert E- Husted, by deed bearing date the twenty-fourth day of oearing uaie wjc : j.u

June, A. D. 1893, and recorded in the ? Cape May County Clerk's Office in y Book No. 109 of Deeds, pages 292, &ci Excepting thereout and therefrom a. hat , certain lot or parcel of land s granted and conveyed by the said s Andrew Hawn, to George Hawn, by s Deed bear-in" date the first day of November, A. D. 1895, and wWchsaid deed is recorded in the Clerics O^ice 1 of the county of Cape May, in Deed ? Book No. 120 pages 379, Ac. X Amount due under decree is $528.35 .j with interest and Sheriffs fees to be '.added. e MEAD TOMLIN, Sheriff. Dated September 27, 1922. It J. Spicer Learning, Sol'r. ls 9-80-4t-pf $22-44 < e NOTIOT Dr. Clarence S. Eldredge, ©cculhrt. of Philadelphia, is at Cape May for ** the season. Those having trouble with their eyes or in need of kImsm ,g can consult him Saturdays and even,d ings, Broadway and Third avenue, ° West Cape May-

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