SIX v _ OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY. N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 18. 1922 __ _

STATE ASSOCIATION OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS - . FETED ROYALLY AT LOCALJCHT CLUB (Continued from first page) meet." monthly, at the invitation of K,'." ' some county Board of Freeholders. Burlington County will be the scene of the next meeting, while the counties of Hudson, and Bergen will have r the honor of entertaining the State Association during the month of October and Novemlter, respectively. Apart from the honor of being the chosen city in Cape May County for the gathering of the Freehohlers, " ' Ocean City will gain a measure of jf - I publicity and advertisement of inestimable value. There were gentlemen present who had never been in the city before: others who had rtwt lieen in the city since the days whim it was an obscure and unknown seaside hamlet. % The visitors 'were astonished at the ptapomenal progress the city had mAle meanwhile, and spoke in high eulogy of its beautiful homes, its wide and well kept streets, the enterprise and civic pride of its people. These men, schooled and trained by their official duties to properly appreciate the virtues and facilities of a city, will return to their respective homes, scattered ail over the state and proclaim them more effectively than * could he done by a small fortune spent in the ordinary media of advertising. Freeholders Cree and Chadwick axe to be highly complimented for their astucity in securing for Ocean City the inestimable honor of entertaining the State Association. Th » value of the State Association _ of Fife holders became very manifest in the -ourse of the meeting. By correlating and co-ordinating all their influence and power under one executive head, the various county boards are able , to discuss problems to mutual advantage, and secure new legislation or amended legislation, of "'fiust' nation *l"bakk W M Onu Citj. to th* Mat* or New Jrrooy. oi fh. ria W hralo.ra mi lw II. im ngniHB Loans and llama _• Sl.mMI.Mi Overdraft, Dawwid IU.N Osrnod at. TOO. 00 Other Bonds, (torosiltos. sir lST.CM.lt Raskin* Houso t0.000.00 Furniture sod Fixture- O.Tll.tl cJoTTn^atlt and Amount l>ao / Iran NaUooal Banka 1IJ.070.1S Amount duo frora^Jtrate^JUr.k-. ^ ^ ; Trooaoror .... , — JMO.OO j Other Assort . lM.Ztt.ll Toral Sl.stt.4M.I0 1 Lunurai capital Stock Paid In H0M0.00] Sorplus load I to MOM Uodtoldod PreAU ■ Sl.OSO.Ot Cirmlatint Notes Ouftandimr 4SM0.00 OutMaMfint- sSJl CaaPltr's Oarti Outstaadlaa 107.4S Demand IVposiu a S0l.7U.il !• . Tlma Ho nlll i SIMUil Other Uabllltif St.ttt.IS Total" II.S!*.4M.tO Slats of New jooi. Cooatr of Cars May. V. B. S. Mowrar. raQiler of the above nafftod ■MOI U iroe to ths best of toy know tod*, and era a. S. MOWRER. 9 CMhtov. Soharribod a aS sworn to bofoeo me this IJth day of Xoty. A. I». im K C.rtls Robinson. Notary Publlr B. B. STTTES. R. H. THORN. W. G. ABBOTT. nirwor11 I17MTM cm OF OCEAN CITT, NEW JgRSET ASSESSMENT BONDS. SERIES NUMBER FOUR Sealed proposals will be rseeiveU by lbs Board of CommtoaV.nnra of Ocean dir. Now Jerwy. on JUL* 14. IMS ol S o'clock In the afi.-rnooo Decliabl Savins Tlrna (beta* t o'clock Standard Time) at tto E; Oumml^i. ^j^Cbandiera^ Otr ^Hall. Omar SESSMENT 'BONDS.' SEJUKS SUM REN FOUR of the authorised s noun I of t!7.t47.Sl The bonds lo be dated Match I. 1»I7. and It bo of the denomination of 1 1 000.00 each es cepttntf one which shall be of tl» denominator of SSS7.C1. and shall osatnre March I. IMS oe .1 an eeHtor date al^h* opticm of Ute ^Clll MWa'amtirannnally" .nTb^ "at"** of SctMn ™»r anil Ute 1st day of Marrti in each year Principal and inlerwst tn be payable In lawfu money ..I the United States ol America. Th. bonds will be coupon bonds with the prirltof of red et ration as to principal only or as t. both principal and Interest. No mora bond of laid Issm wiU be sold Jban win prodne \ . sum reunited lo be obtained al the sale of sab * bond, is II1.S47M. Unless all Lids are ra jectc!" said bowls will b* sold to .K. biddr or biddom romplylnr with the terms of sol sfld tifleriny lo pay not loss than the amoon neccesarr to he raieed and to I ska thereto the Irast amount of bonds offered for alt commencing with the Srst maturity. The if two or mora bidders offer to take the asm amount of such bonds than to the bidder o bidders offerlny In pay therefor the bidwe additional prim. The purchaser must pay nr bonds from the date of the bonds to the dot of purchase price. AH bids ore to be semen ponied by certified deck payable to the Cit Treasurer of Ocean City. New Jersey. . an ro^nyji Jtwo^^Vmn^ro^ of^S caasful bidders will* be returned" upon th sward of the bonds and no Internet will b allowed Upcm any cheek of any bidder. inrluC - - In* th* successful bidder, and the eurras.fi bidder'- check wiU bo rat shied to bo apple ply with the urmt'Hr said bid,UW" "** Proposals to be addressed to the BooCd ■ iwT"' s*' S en? ton^^toim"numbeb Ar£mi. the opinion of Mrnar. Caldwell and' Raymon of New York City, that the bond, am bindla and leynl obturations of the City of Oreo City any bid not Comply lay with the terms of th aotlra will be rejected By order of the Board of Commimionors . Ocaan City. Now Jerosy. BABBT A. MORRIS. Adv. T-It, II City tier fe.

r infinite value to each county, hut r which could not be secured by Any single county acting alone. J Eight counties were4Vepresented at J -the meeting. > Besides the membert of the Association, the following from w. Ocean City were present, the guests of County Freeholders Cree and Chadn wick, and Cjty Treasurer Scull: Q Mayor Joseph G. Champion, Direc- ■ tor Campbell, Director Corson. City VCIerk Morris, Harry Headley. R. W. ' Edwards, John R. Groves, and Dj. John Handley. ( W. H. Roberts, Director of _thei ie ' Boartl of Freeholders for Beygeri^ n-" County, presided, and' at the luncheon, ve 'acted as toastm aster, te One thing is certain, the guests rec- turneil home fully convinced that when it comes to servikjc a luncheon, the ie Ocean City Yacht Club has no superior or, if indeed an equal in the state. The menu was royal, and the ser- . of vice faultiest. Dr. John Handley oft- fered thanks 'and the company seated themselves at an abundant table. 10 In his opening address the chairt; man expressed the association's sense . :y of gratitude and iniiebtedness to the | o- Cape May County Freeholders, and to Ocean City for the splendid entertainic ment they had received. Providence id seemed to be favoring the association, ■h for invariably their meetings fell due le in ideal weather. te It transpired that the State Association of Freeholders was preparing a v bill for presentation before the State ^ Legislature, making provision for the payment of the several counties in- >• debtedpess to the State and through n . the State to the Federal Government, n A bill had been drafted, and sube mitted to the Attorney-General, for |. his counsel and revision. In its revised form, there were two * sections wf the bill to which the Asr sociation offered strong objection. y The first section gave the power rto i g any eounty, if it so desired, to liquidate its indebtedness ^to the State n treasury by means of bonds or mort;t gages. The consensus of opinion was to the effect that this provision was 11 inadvisable, but that rather each e county should pay cash to the State y as in cash the money^, was originally s loaned. K The second seition to which exceplf tion was raised, w^s one inserted by - the Attorney-General making it mandatory upon every eounty to liquidatel p. its indebtedness. Several members participated in the | i« . discussion, were of the opinion that * the ^tw should be provisional anil >o not mandatory. A county at the time « might not be in a position to meet its i !1 '

jt claiii.." i.v Others -were of the view that some ; specific time limit should be set, and at eventually the section, was amended i r* : to the effect, granting to each county 7i a periml of ten years in which to liquiLs . date its indebtedness. '■ For example, os' illustrated by Com- 1 missioner Darby, in the case of a 1 -" county owing $G0,000 to^the State, 1 >' by making provision In Its annual : ' • builget torn (he repayment of $G,000 1 r in addition to the interest, it would 1 in the iperioil of ten years liquidate 1 tjita imlebteilness. The ' suggestion was maile for the insertion in the hill .of a clause enabling a county to issue bonds to the ' amount of its indebtedness if so ' " minded; to which Commissioner Darby replied that the repayment in aniTual '* . installment* covering Ti perioil of ten years was equivalent to a ten year "'[bond issue. Another matter of extreme import1 ance was introduced, relative to motor I vehicle traffic. The chairman stated < that Bergen County had taken steps < ito prevent the abuse and destruction j J of roads through the overloading of i A circular letter had lieen sent to j '.every motor vehicle- owner, showing f J the status of the law bearing upon | the loading of truck and motor traffic, i The police, and motor traffic officers ■ had been given instructions to pjise- » ^ cute all offenders, and each imender J ^ would be made to know- he would not * be able to secure escape from punish-:, I ment by resorting to political influ- " enee and^wire- pulling. r "j Thereupon, another member of the > r Association took the floor, and appeal- J ed to the Association to consider ways ' y and means of securing a fairer measure of reciprocity between the states j of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. i y , The speaker went on to explain that - . approximately 3000 farmers from that J (jvicinity carried their product into 1 . Philadelphia markets. < The farmer's only traversed the dis- ' s tance of a few blocks, cobble-stone 1 i paved, yet were compelled to take out ] j a. license in the State of Pennsylvania ' r in addition to one in. the State of New i Jersey; whereas, on the other hand, ' - Pennsylvania motor vehicles were al- 1 )■ lowed greater privileges in the State - , of New Jersey. There should be com- ' f plete reciprocity or none. Halfway i ! reciprocity was unfair. The speaker ' e I advocated absolutely free inter-state 1 t j travel. I The matter was considered by the : r ; Association and it was ilecided that . s the chairman Bbould appoint a com-

mittee to draft out a scheme securing / t a more equitable measure of rcci- * f procity between states with regard i to -motor vehicle travel. f ' The time drew near now when the - Association must, adjourn in order t.> _ allow members to return that night I . their several homes. The committee , in charge of arrangement" for the event. Freeliplders*^ rce. Swain and I Hewitt, are to be highly complimented ' j the success which" attended the ^ 1 first visit of the State Association of p Chosen Freeholders, to Cape May Mr. Deisroth is a well known paper . box manufacturer in the city of Phila- , delphia. ' 117.144.44 1 CTTT jir^oaRAX ' SratoU propototli will l«- rrraiiwd by ihr Board .of Commission®- of Orann City. New JL'LY^ 71. u ^ ( ' -rim* (beiny J o rlotk S:«n.Urd Tim*) »l Ih* I Chnmbrr-. City IUII. Orrar. City. New Jersey . lor 'Ir I'urfbnra of AS. • SESSMENT BONDS. SERIES^ NUMBER ' !»' oT£ Snmninalton'of ilwrO.no rarh rs-, of *400.00. end U..1I m«Iurr M.rch 1. 1S74. City of Orann City. ' Im ml- to l*ar intra tot a! thr rale of - annually on the Irt day <•( Seisember and the . 1.1 day of Mare* in earn year Trineil.nl ' the United States ^.f Amertrw ^The^hond. ttoth prlnel|<al and Inteee-t ^ Nr. m..rr Ito'slI sum reouirrd to lie W. tamed at the^saie of rat-raed raid" W>„i. will I- -id* to the bidder fWdl-ddra, etratr^nrj-tth^^he^teem, of^rale ' u ^'rraer'Ira"'f'.r.,hato \IHeT t ST*" date of pureha-r prlra. All hid. . lo be nr men pan led by rartifie.1 ehrak Wable to the City Trea.urrr of Oeean City, i Jaraey. and drawn . tipon^an ineorpo rated ' draiTn* r" aueraaeful*" bidder, and the -uet eaaaful bidder-, eheek will be relained lo be 1 ^!ra tte Oto SoZ?* O" i»i«.B,'."n,'r|ol!! r reaultin* frtan Ibe failure of the bidder to eooiph^pvith the term, of raid bid. r Pio*B.al» to be addrasrad^lo^'he^Board M J^Sra.TId "^welmLl *n ' a -aid ".nvdw - mark— I on the outaide "Proporal for AS- , SESSMENT BONDS. SERIES NUMBER SIX." The .uceeraful bidder will be furniidred with ' the opinion of Mea-rs. Caldwell and Raymond . of New York Oty. that the bond, are bindinr and lean I ohl I ration, of the Oty of Orann . Clur^ ^ t y-jtotot ^ >11 hid- ami t of Oman Oty. J--r— y. HARRY A. MORRIS. ^

Ever Had a Cup? If not. you are mining much in real coffee satbfactHm. YouH nevr know how good coffee can really •J! ""''I yo» have drank a cup of the drliciou* "Aaco" Blend. ' M "Aaco" Coffee i* a combination of high grade coffee* from the finest cultivated region* of the tropic*. 40 Coffee* of the name grade a* "Aaco" Blend *eH eUewhi-re from 35c to 15c lb — we nave you the difference. I "Asco" Coffee " 29c *d Try a cup today. We know it'a rich rare flavor will win yon. -- We sell Millions of Pounds of "Asco" Coffee Annually. "Quality Counts" 401 ASBURY AVE. 745 ASBURY AVE. 1126 ASBURY AVE. w Regular 15c Biy Can | era] Regular lie Dried e e»c ' Tomatoes 2° Lima Beans - ' -^lb the! Every can chock full of big, red-ripe tomatoes Make" a v<*> nourishing an.) economical side *"! Unusually big value thi* low price. dish. Buy bW; at this special price. «S»! Preserving Needs "Asco" Daily Reminders M**on Pint Jar* dox 69c Com Flakes plig 6c "Aaco" White Diat. Vinegar Maaon Quart Jar* tlox 79c Try them served with "Aaco" hot I2c —I Jw Ito- trawhta Brail Si'S"1 O-lleiou* i- "A-—- tldcr Vt-ei-r MM, .14. ; ,l01 25c Gold Seal Macaroni pkg 9c ^ Jelly Tumbler* .lot 40c ^SCO K«j Kidney Bean* con !0c J,r Rubber* fdouble lip) dot 7c tf>ap. Milk ^ 9c "Aaco" Jelly Powder pkg 9c Parowax fb pkg 10c Aa pure as pure can be. Princes* Salad Dre**ing hot 21c Franco-American ; ^ —c California -g /^c Z', Tomato Soups'^r.^ ^ Soused Sardines * U rajd. Most everyone enjoy* a di*h of tomato soup. Formerly sold at 19c can. They arc- cooked, ktor It will pay you to buy a dozen cans or more at ready to serve, anil enough in each can to serve —!• Hd£_g^lrentejy^1ow_price. - four or five persons. Lu' California "Sunsweet" A Blend for Every Tast Libby's Cooked 'Prunes lb - 12'/2c, 19c "Asco" l ^ 1 Corned Beef Big caa 23c | Small pita anil very meaty. Teas * 1 cC Ready to serve. Big value. ___ pkg £ Rich C'tyamy t, »*»»..■» to, ». f;„ld Seal >mi Orange Pekoe. India Ceylon, _ [Jul CHEESE lb. 23c old Country Style, Plain Black. FLOUR 55c . Mlxetl. Direct ipiportations from ' *tC^ est who,e m,lk the finest tea gardens of the Milled from the choicest wheat, i . cheese made. world. Satisfaction in every sack, lod- , ■ S Victor Bread 6c p-Ts^ou - IS. Made of the purest ingredients. The equal of Regular 8c hot Salad Oil cut to 6c gg! the best home-made you ever ate. | Nice for salads, frying and all kind* of cooking. Mih! "Aaco" THnger Ale bft 10c Fancy Assorted Chocolate* . lb boz 49c "Aaco" Grape Juice pt bdv 23c "Asco" Cream Mint* lb 25c | """ New Pack Tender Pea* can 12Vic Drliciou* Lemon Drop* lb 25c Cooked Sweet Potatoes big can 15c Jordan Almonds Ib 49e . of 1 Nr" Pack Spinach big can 19c Pure Lolly Pops 5 for 5c a. ' ^

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