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Asfiury^iv,, dieii,
BeFtriiuV'Parby, son of P. E,
Darby, returned from St. Pet-
ersburg, Fla|t whew he had
spent IS months.
Wilfred Sony, son of George
W. Sony, enlisted in the U. S,
Marines and wna sent .to Paris
Islanri, South Carolina.
Dr. ! arsciiel Pettit wos el-
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So This h New York
New York toy and game, shops
report that business is excellent,
estate, u"round "half dosen addi- Games are .wanted where tlie
*s ...i *„„»., ,„„„ «iiB-o.ftBtoH whole family can play, it, !H said.
Skoal, n' thin, crisp, tasty
bread which toes well with beer
is as much in demand in New
York ai pretiels.
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Shoe stores in 'kew York re-
port tht- demand for reversible di«arding of all
aho^, thftt is, ihoes which can prohibitinB trade
" warn on either foot. Wonder and the establishment under,
-'*""" Government supervision of
# • • groups • and amoeiationB of
Tll#rt li h hotel In Niw York manufaptorirs and prodUMra to
with
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enouEh to serv* a etly of er trade conditions.
TOi rtnte hotrt e«irljs Tiwtii, *f oeuna,
mit in^nrawri, in ^ «rt»- It VhWftr;*»:
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if to
ordl-
tional taxes were sufgested.
Then instead of favoring one
variety, the majority of the
Senators became real generous
and decided thai all should be
approved.
As far as reports disclose,
the Salem county Senator's
sujigestlon that instead of im-
posing new taxes the state end
some of Us at'tivlties and ex-
penilitures, did not meet with
approval of his colleagues.
That suggestion was too
Bound to be accepted, but the
public will lie gratified at least
that Senator Leap had courage-
enoiifrn to point out the proper
way.
If anyone honestly expects to
find the proposed new taxes
merely a shifting of the burden
from one class to anothur, they
mo Indeed naive. Real estate
is enrrving too great u burden
that is true, hut • it will be
found that if and when the
whole row of proposed new
taxes are imposed, the owner
of real estate will wish for the
"good old days,"
New methods of taxation al-
most invariably mean more
taxation. They rarely replace
but generally add. In other
words the new program, In-
stead of a shift of burden will
be a growth. If we really ex-.
peeled to reduce the burden,
Mr, Leap pointed the only way
•"and that way is not easy,—
Elmer tiiiies,
AM, THE RESORTS
ARE DOING IT.
Those who are altaeking At-
lantic City's reduction of as-
sessed valuations as "unfair"
are conveniently overlooking
the fivct that for years, because
of unduly boosted valuations at
the stare, Atlantic City tax-
payers have been largely sup-
porting public schools else-
where in thfi county and pay-
ing more than a fair share of
other countv expenses.
In the renistribution of state
scliosl taxes Atlantic City hm
byen rteeiving far lesg than It
lablished in a competitive toal.
nesp or industry. It will result
in the best men •beeomliij{ em-
ployees instead of indenendtht
buiineis men and (he lesn Hum.
hest dropping out of sight in
the mass of humanity.
That may be bitter, for tht
social order, if we coneel^e
that te be a martem undef
whi«h «H hnmanlty will fitW-
tually oocupy the samt rtrtg
of activity aWdlneomtjbrt.it
Krtatiy feir tluit jrtieii m «fc|
any steps to flHfletheLljiJU^
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to the ihouWaW^r-ttM
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New York brewers are trying
to assure women that beer is
not fattening, w ^- m
Some New Yorlt manufaetureis
are selling thrir food products
nackeil in sttsinH. Women buy juat
to get the steins.
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In certain Kaw York shops you
can buy what are described ai
speedometer clocks, that is, clocks
without hands svhlch u^e'ste like
a speedometer.
paid, while othM districts have
been receivinw far, mare.
It is no unusual thing in
Atlantic City for a property to
be sold for less than its as-,
sensed valuation, while in the
county districts the * anseised
value of the average property
is half or less svhat It is real.
ly worth, even on the present
market.
There is in fact no fairness
whatever in Atlantic Citya
.move to unload some of its
really false valuations. Tax-
payers there have bome them
for years and the rest of the
.county districts hove been shar-
in the profits. It is in fact
the fair and .sensible thing to
do. — Atlantic County Mecord,
AN IDEA ABOUT
THOSE CIBCULARS,
Since this newspaper is in-
terested in selling advertising
it has kept pretty much away
from discussing the distribution
of circulars about town. There
are plenty of subjects to dis-
cuss in which no charge of per-
sonal bias can be brought. But
when the commissioners take
up the matter themselves, we
can see no reason for not won-
dering —~ out loud — why they
don't take a - real grip on the
problem, an most other towiis
have done, instead of slapping
it on the Wrist and walking
away.
In good times and bad thf
distribution of circulars ' from
door to door never ceases. They,
arc altoays a nuisance and al-
ways unnecessary. The cheaper
ensemblti- whlcl
for daytime
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