CAP! MAT COU«TT TIMES, FRIDAY, JAHTJARY 12, 1988

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: Week In Real Estate i of Cape May CoaatyProp- ■ Beooided in the County Clerk’i Oflix i ot AUL>ceds ihed la conjunction with the r County Gasetta, Cape May l House, week ending Dec. Utb:

Ooean City

' O. McConnell, et ux.. to > P. Garvey, et ux. 94.000. 8. ) feet of lot 797. aoctlon A. i H. Main, et ux., to Pldrilty r Co. 990.000. Lot la N. B. L 100x100 feet, allty Realty i Co. to Pellelenne 999.000. Lot betfnf at Intereectlon of 8. E. line of l road with N. E. line of North , 100x1990 feet. t M. Kent, et ux.. to loon M. Id. et al. 99.600. Lota 9069 [3070, block SO, plan 9, Gardens. ■ A. Brady, et ux., to Henry >utlng. 97.816. N. E. 33 1-3 (of lot 194, all of lota 196 and I No~th Point. IlUfen Thompson to John Bram- [ Iota 364 and 366, section A. tries C. Fortner to Lawrence M_ 93,000. Lot 379. section A. dlty Realty Co. Jo Fellclenne 919,600. Lota 9401, h. 9603. 8. K. 130 feet of lota i and 3470. block 34, plan 3. i R. Jonea, et ux., to Btatea inue Construction Co. SH.QfiO. t in 8. B. line of Ocean avenue, I feet & W. from 8. W. line of 9th . 100x137 U foot 1 Owens, et ux., to Edward 9760. lot 807. section K. . Stale to Sarah

as above.

G. Halllncer, et ux., to Ida 910.400. Lots 3036, [7, 9098, 3098 U and 3099. plan

tato Ulivlert, et uf. 98,000. R » feet of lot 8 and N. W. 80 feet t 6. section 1. plan 8, Ocean City

I Co.

impbell, et vtr., krlee H. Shoemaker. 910.000. 6.75 feet of lot iff. section ( Ihoemaker to C. Hoa al. Same as above. Mason, at ux.. to M 4.700. Lot 109 and portion t 1, plan 1. Garden

Vallet. 9460. Tract of lend at corner of Wm. McCoombe In center Main Highway from Court House to Op« r, adjoining Tudor'o land, containtng 3 acre*. Wildwood Park. Inc., to Edward T. Fries. 93.000. Tract of land at Burleigh op W. aide of Dima Creek road. N. E. aide of HoUy avenue. N. W. side of Reading avenue, being lots 36 to 30 inclusive, and a triangular piece of land adjoining. Lots 36. 36 and 37. block 10, lots 49 to 61 inclusive. block 7. City of Horth Wildwood Char lee L. Beck to Henry H. Otns. Lot 13. block 395, 3nd Ward. Richard G. Lanlng, et ux., to Daniel it. Orosh. LoU 39 and 31. block 176. City of Wildwood Frederick Hlmmeleln, Jr., et ux.. et ais., to Joeepb B. Friedman. 97.000. LoU 7 and 8. block 96. Harry J. Arnold, et ux.. tc Gladys G. Kentner. LoU C and 6, block B. Clara M. Galloway to Patrick W. Barnan. 94.400. LoU 9 and 10, block 144. Sarah B. Ullrich, et vlr., to Rugero Russo, et al. Lot 1, block 173, 2nd Ward. Robert Bright to Louis Blom. 91.000. Lot 16, block 10, 1st Ward. Martin Long, et ux., to Palmer M. Way, Trustee. LoU 37 end 38, block

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Mary E. Still, et als., to Sarah E. Ullrich. 9600. Lot 1, block 179, 2nd Ward. A. Raymond Bard to John J. Kelly. 91.000. Lot 24, block 16. Benjamin F. Butler, et ux., to LorUn Bart Thom peon. Lot |7. block 30; lot 37, block 89. Ottens Harbor Tract. Loriau Earl Thompson et ux., to Benjamin F. Butler, et ux. Same as above. Florence 8. Yoder to Viola May Lawrence, et aL 93,000. LoU 41 and 48. block C. 1st Ward. Borough af Wildwood Crest Albert F. Letts, et ux., to Henry Chalmers, st ux. LoU IS and 14, block 48. Wildwood Crest Company to Tbeophllua Dare, et aL LoU 1 to IS Inclusive. block 68-A, map of Highlands and Riparian RlghU E. of Atlantic avenue. Same to Morris Sack. Lou 1 to 13 Inclusive, block 38-A. map Highlands and Riparian RlghU E. of Atlantic avenue. Floyd P. Brouwer, et ux.. to John H. De4th, et ux. 98.400. Lot 88.

Mrs. E. A. Stratton. Misses Helen and Frances Stratton. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sharp. Mrs. Laura Townsend. Miss Julia Townsend. Miss Helen Corson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter. Mrs. Pricllla Westcott. Mrs. Eva H >ff. Mrs. Isaac Butler. Hollis Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. William Eldrldge. Mrs. William i Lowry. Washington Van Glider. Mrs. Clarence Winner and two children, Mercia Winner. George Winner; Miss Victoria Corson, Miss Sallle Corson. Mrs. Bessie Brown. Mrs. James Smith. Mrs. Lydia Corson, Mrs. Bertha Smith. Virgil Corson, William Wilson. Miss Mary Gartmlre. Miss

Eleanor Gartmlre.

CSLEBKATE FORTIETH WEDDIHG 1 Madara. Misses Dorothy and Estella-

, ,, -i, Madara. Herbert Madara. Mr. and

AKHTVERSARY OF PASTOR

Luge Gathering Pay Homage to Pas-

tor of SeaviUe Circuit

On Thursday evening, January 4, the three churches of SeaviUe circuit joined in celebrating the pastor’s fortieth wedding anniversary. The parsonage was filled to overflowing and the evening was passed very pleasantly with singing, reciutiona.

and readings.

The feature of the occasion wa.. the mock wedding ceremony which performed at 9:30 by the Rev. F. 8. Carter and Rev. E. A. Stratton. The wedding march was played by Miss Helen Stratton and the Doman1c with bis "bride to be" marched in keeping step with the music. Tbs "bride” was attired in whlto silk with old lace veil caught with whlto and pink rose buds and carried a bouquet of orchids, loealng as rosy and youthful as she did forty years ago. The groom wore the conventional black with the long tall coat and wore a white carnation on the coat lapel. He declared was somewhat shakey and we believe this was true as the perspiration mopped from bis brow he said "this Is warm business." It now nearing midnight, fine cakes, cocos grapes, apples, and confectionary were served In abundance. Those present were as follows: Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Cawman, Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Young. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Roes. Miss Clara D. Rose. Mr. and Mrs. William Gannon. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Steelmar. son Kenneth. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sapp. Mr. and Mrs. William Layton. Miss Doris Layton. Mrs. Deborah Van Glider, E. C. Ingersoll. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Delaney. Miss Mabel Ballinger, Mrs. A.

i IS.

WMMT L0THEBA3I CTHBCg Rsv. B. & Dtse, Pastor.

10:30 A. ML. Suaday ScbocL 11:16 A. K.. Sswlces, "Four Views

l H. Hltner, st ux., to John ^ st ux. 93.600. Tract of land Kith SeaviUe being part of Home8 lands of Thos. Townsend, dec’d, r .321 of an acre. f .•** qi an acre. p ^ Barth. 1 L. Shea, et als.. to Ida E. Notice change of evening service 93,000. Lota 21 and 33. to 7:30 P. M.

COAL WOOD LOCAL EXPRESS and BUSS SERVICE Michael A. Lucngo Co. - Sea Isle City, N. J.

MORNHINWEG’S

BAKERY

Rolls Pies

and Fancy Cakes BAKED ON PREMISES

. JULTUS WAY. M.|D. ROMNEY PLACE CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. A

EYES EXAMINED

Good Eats Always

AT

Chandler’s LIGHT LUHCH and RAKRRY HOME BAKING A SPECIALTY

Spring Garden Institute

N. E. Cor. Brood and Spring Garden Street*

Philadelphia, Pa.

DAY CLASSES—Automobile Mechanics

Two Months’ Course Open January 2d, 1923

EVENING CLASSES—Automobile—Mechanical and Electrical Hancea. Three Months’ Course DIO—Three Months' Course

•Phone—Poplar *186

If you want it done right ■ =call on George B. Jeffery* & Co. Builders BUILOINO COSTS CANNOT QO LOWER BUILD LOW

r Cerruti, et ux.. to Carlo Peril.900. a W. half of lota 39 I inclusive,: block 9, Ventcean Ulsda T. Landis to Isaac Ate hick. Part of tot 9. block 1-C. Kittle Township > H. McCarthy, et ux.. to I Gilbert. 91,860. Tract of land y 1 acre adjoining lands of . Teal and lands formerly of i, near Bhunplke road, i W. Williams, et ux., to J. L. “. Lots SI, 37,i 38, 39 and 40. t 239, plan E, Wildwood Junc-

| Heights.

s H. Creme, et ux., to

sx ins Hand*

Walter Scoble MILLVILLE, NEW JERSEY

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GEORGE BENSON UPHOLSTERER 606 EIGHTH STREET 0CSAX GUY, M. J. Formerly with lawrance M. Lear

A RELIABLE BUILDER

H. A. DECRY Contractor, Carper ter i

Jobbing hi AB Its SEA ISLE CITY. N. J.

WISELY Loan stock Is the wisest Investment you Your money grows fast, is ays subject to your call. City B. A L. Assodal K. LANDIS, JR., f'cretary.

you want it right JACOBI PAINTER ittaAtes Promptly Given

Concrete Block* Plain and Fancy ALSO CONCRETE TELE for PARTITIONS A STUCCO BUILDING in stock, well seasoned for immediate delivery Phone No. 236 Ada Silica Co. Factory, 3rd St. above G St MILLVILLE, N. 7.

Winter Need* in

FOOTWEAR

Do You Need ’em

Combination Felt Boots

2 Buelde Arctic*

ss- 00

$5-«>

1 Buckle Arctic* $2-so&$3-«>

GOODYEAR GLOVE OVERSHOES AO Sin*

N. G Smith & Co., 813 Aabury Avenue Ocean City, N. J.

Inc.

Good Volues in All Grades

There is a right rug for every room. It must harmonize with the furniture, wear well and be secured at a price In keeping with its purpose. Our large stock offers you a wide choice range of patterns both as regards imported grades and rugs of domestic manufacture. Our reputation promises you fair prices. Lon j Lived Linoleums Th« uses ol this class of floor covering are t <. ng Patterns are here in greater m - o man ever. You may purchase eotnp.«ic rugs or havo yout room fitted and entire I v ci vered with a pattern selected from our rolls Our selection U well worth your Inspection. Good Furniture Is Our Pledge to You SOUTH JERSEY FURNITURE CORPORATION 725-27 Aabury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J.

129 Coral Street

Sea Isle City, N. J.

To aad from Fhihidrlphir; we call for the goods and deliver them to your door at * cost very little more than ordinarily would be charged for freight alone. Fgmitnre moved with care; local service also offered. SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY OFFICE: SURF HOUSE, f&A ISLE CITY Beil Phone 8-R-S Keystone Phone 13-A

Coareakacea Ogaa Al TIm Ya MBS. FRITZ CRONBCKBra HOTEL BELLEVUE

R. B. BEITH Electrical Contractor Fixtures and Supplies AVALON, N. J. Bell Phone Be a Tailor-Made Man Saits made to your measure at 686.00 and up; perfect fit guaranteed New Men*’ Furnishing Department just opened; see our line of Neckwear, Shirts and Hosiery IULIUS ROTH Haberdasher Ocean City, N. J. Tailor

“At Your Service” Edward S. McDevitt PLUMBING CONTRACTOR HEATING AND ROOFING Let Me Quote You on Your Next Job 28 Coral Street - Sea hie City, N. J.

CAPE MAY COUNTY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY (SUCCEEDING THE REAL ESTATE AND SEARCH COMPANY)

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE

NEW JERSEY

, , Acts as Executor and Municipal . . . Money to Bond. in a Fiduciary' Capacity TITLE INSURANCE Briefs of Title SEARCHES Conveyancing