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Pabliabad in conjtuwtkm with the Cape May Owaty Oa^ta, <Xwa Court Home, weak anoint October I:

Walter Jl Bleh. at mu W. Gardiner. fIMW. t,. — w _ nine at point la S. W. Una Tth Btreat, 235 feat & * from 8. B. Una Atlantic Avenue, eostaifttaf & B. of that point in front or breadth on 7th Street, 40 Mt and that width ter dint in Mngth at depth & between Unaa paralM with

Avenue, 100 feat.

William B, Chamber* to ndatttjr Realty Od. M,50€. I« S»«, Sac. C

Dpld A. Lennox. fKd«. Fart of lot *lMd aU of lot M. block I? South Iktat Dtvteloa or block It-B. BaplnBta« at iataraactlon 8. W. aide Cedar ▲raaua with 8. aide rt*ht of way W. £•_ * HhOroad, thauea alone g- *• •• fae* to point feat 8. £. from intaraaction aain •Ua cedar Araaoa, a vTlof flat thanoa parallel with mid aide Oed£ Awm-ne.N. K. SO feat, thence at ri*ht ffig* *;* ‘boot ;*o to a bw. r^ht of way aall rallro. a. thanoa

. Anlmt Lane duS*" firSTVid ■.half of lot »«. eeetion 7. une to Carrie W. Oark. 8am

Lot loa

section

Camar 8. Oarratt, at mu to'WalterH. R'ckard, a* me. Lot beeinnln* rt point in a S. Une Atlantic Ava. Jennie P. MaUatdt, at rtr., to Harriet Tooa. It,*50. & X. 10 feet of lot 25 and N. W. SO <nc of let S7. block 2, plan t. Ocean City Lano Co. Fidelity Realty Co. to Hunaail H. Nulty. 127.000. Tract of land situate on plan S. Oean* City Land On., beglnntnc at point in P. K. line 8t. Cbarlee Plaoe. Ida A. Oaterta* to Geo. V. Affiarbach. |l,f00. TaH* in, ua, block 600, plan Fidelity Realty Oo. Alao lots US A, 114-A Mock 000. William A Wafer, at ux., to Ltjy E. O'Brien. Lot TM. 7M, aeatloa C. Lucy ■ OWan to Khm A Wafer.

Depoelt A Truat Oo.,

TrnaUa. at ala., to Ram McKinney

Am. Fire lota In aactim

**; 11 to eeetion 4»; « ji aectljn

•««<»«: 7 in aactlon 4S.

tot SO. section 41. lota SI, 47, section

48 and *ot >4, section 44.

Archibald T. Johnson. *x*er. M a, to Josephine M. Arader. f6SE.

Lot S, section SS.

Harry B. Arader, at ux^ to B. B. Walter G. Arader, at ux., to B. B. Backer Realty Company. *700. Lot

—““ SS.

Prod V. Hadalt to Chan. B. Brato, et ux. *400. Lot 01, aactton M. SUaley M Poatlara Company to l'uU-8ehaU* Dear'

*20,040. Lota 87 to 10S Inclaatra.

Philip T. Nleul irir to Allan A Van Mater. Lets 40. SS, aeetton IS. ABnlra C. Lodye, at rlu to Harry A 8h«i.u tel r. Lot 1S7 and 8. W. half of lot 1U. block I*, plan D-8. Charlotte A Fasy, at rir., to Chi_ r. Bower. N. A portion of lots 10.

SS, S4. S«. block 87.

U. IK wS?

Job ^ g- •* rnt.. to Nlcb

Holly Bosch City.

. *tory Etta Still. *t ala., devisees, to >«en Horne. Lot IS. btoek 44,

Srd Ward,

BUxabeth Tounj to John W. Ho*ana et nx. |*^fo. Lot IS, block

nmT. cctm m.

romm i«T#(

B«p*|h U Wildwood Cro*i A- J. dayman to Frederick

lock SS

B. A UX., __ Lot* 17. IS,

Cord, et ux. ' Lot 10, Mock I

Andrew J. Chambere, A Wllliem H Beseem,

block SS.

Sol Fuld, et ox., to Slxfriad Fold, et ux. Lots 1. S. S. block SS.

J. Howard Weatherby, et nx.. to WilUam Fields, et ux. *804. Lota 17. is, block SS.

»100. AU right, intarart in farm, with thereon erected, near Town

tog 8 tracts.

BonmghafWotOapeXar tmma J. Scuh, et rir., to Jacob der. *8,010. A 40 feet eC lot S. n William " — —

sr to 4*

‘tos!* e icehiiro, S4t to SM im

rive, S17 incluaire,

section D. . Joseph Jean*, arcr. Realty Company. 1*00.

sec lion D.

Same to MlWTkM Aril . *1,000. Lot SOt. aeettos D. Fred C. BoyA. et nx., to " e7S7, TS».

above.

Maude A „„ „ TeaL *7,000. Lot SI, block a, plan

Wi on A A aid* Wesley Aver . Paul Lamonlfe, et me to William F. Hainea. *8J60. LoU 11*. ISO, SS* Bw ~ :

i aide feeing wafer or

M. PonUere CO, Ul.000. LoU ST to 48, incluaiva. section D, *7 to I0S inclusive, '*etios A fats IS? to 1*1, inclusive, saatton D. tots S17 to »U incluaiva, aeetLm D. Into IT7 to Si* inclusive, raction A aim lots *40 to 36' ‘nclusiva, section A Agues & KcCaitxn to Harry A. Crist. *4,TOO I«t tf and H. W. naif of tot 44, plan 4, Bay Front lota. Pleasure Park trace

Lett ST. 14, S>, 40, block SS4, Plan A Wildwood inaction Heighu. Frank A Camp, et ox., to Carrie A WaUing. *1,100. & A end of lot *, block S, section A. plan Harry

Jennie F. Way. < Jr.. *1X4.

George A White Land and 1m rovameat Oo. to William Olden, et 1. S. block SS. section S,

IS. If, 14. II, btoek 804, plan A

City of Berth WQdwood Realty Company to George fTtoO. LoU 18, 8ft. block

344. 2nd Ward.

Mary W. Sheppard to Herbert 0. Weber, etMx. Lota IS. 14, btoek Sit,

rd. •

a A Weber, et vir.. to Mary

et aL. to Lanin

Lewis A Ham RampSald. Lot

MarahaU Tmut, Frank ▼. Frambaa, ■x'er. to Lewis A Harman,- et aL Tract of land

Budd.

Edward A hurley, at _ . Elisabeth Garrett, el.400. Three tracu of land. Wo. 7 containing 1*6 scree. Ko. S eontalning I acme. No. S containing 10 aarea. Strathmare Corporation to Fr»aom A Hewitt. Jilt 10. btoek 4. Ooreon's Inlet Land Oo. Mary A Trou^^to'^ui *800. Tiro cracta of land. Mo. X being part of iota WUsoe aetata and term, *4 pirchea Ko.

Horaoe W. Rma. et ux. to David McKibbU. *1.000. Lota SE. *7. SO. SI btoek OSS. tnd Ward. aaron T«ry, et ox., to MlchaA Mlneo, et ux Lota II, SO, block XSI, Sad Ward, mt Peter L. Peterso ., et nA. to William A Sayre. *100. Lot 11, Mock 74. let Ward. Alfred A^Medhea, et ux) to O. Mothee, et nx Lot SO. block-4*, 1st Ward. Tbot . Oarton to John A Ackley Auction Co. Lota I. I. block 41, HoUy Beach City. Mary A Northrop to Cbriattoa Dick. So. Lot t. Mock 41, Holly

Harr}' Mounts. Lot 14. block - WilUam W. Letts, at ux. to H Bright. Lot 7. Meek 14S. William Hartshorn, Jr., to Bdnerdo chiasm. Lot 11. block 44. City of WUdvood to William O. IcMann. Let 8, block If*. Sad ? £me to CaroUne HoUoway. *178.

ux. «. Karri,

m. m nx K. A 14 feet of lota 1. S.

C. Bdrtdge

Oape Kay City Robert 8. Hand, et nx. Raeves, et nx *1,800. Lot with buildings on 8. A aide Corgie Street, adjoining land W. A CUbart and other land A & Hand, containing 1,440 square feet. A Paul Meeeelman. et ux. to Cape May Light and Power Oo. *8.300. Lot beginning at iron pipe on 8. W. aide Ocean Street, containing 3,000

square feet.

J. Spicer Learning, Special Master, to Kate A McCreary. *8,000. Lota

S. S. Mock

C. Ellsworth Loper to William Lyeett, et ux *4,000. Lot 30, plan Dr. Rmlen Physlck property. A side Washington Street between Unton ~~ and Schell eager'* Landing. Harriet G. Denny to Alpln J. Cameron. *18,140. Lota 63*. 484, plan A Cape May Real Estate Co.

POTT QUIT

in things go wron^ as they

sometimes will.

When the road you're trudging taems

■ aU up hill.

When the futfds are tow and

At ton spread must. I

i is queer with its twists and

turns. .

rveryone of use actoetimeo leamfc, many a failure turns about Whan ha might have won had be stuck it out; Don't give up, thotjgh the pace seems Ton x’.y succeed with another blow. Often the goal Is nearer than K aoeus to a faint and faltering man. Often the straggler baa given up

■ATT BAT (EMOTE) 0? OCTOBER 27TH At the suggestion of the Navy league of the United Stater approved by the Navy Department. President CooUdge and a number of state officers, this day is being observed throughout the country as Navy Day. It Is well from the standpoint of recognising the great aenloe the American Navy has renderca not only to this country but to the world, and emphasising, as the President points out, that under the proi of leeaening naval armaments “there Is a greater reaaon for maintaining the highest efficiency and moral fltn#e« In this branch of the defensive service." No program Of navy limitation has ignored that even with the prevention of war on a large scale, there will, until the arrival oi the Millenium, be necessity for war ships for police duty. It would be contrary to reaaon an< fitness, if this country, after Its Gov

to s conference to reduce naval a

a failure turned Inside o> tr tint of the clouds of do i can never tell how «

not EqRBpmcnl

SpmU. — OUm

WEISSMAN’S

tial put in Its own. should give to its Navy Day celebration the form of an appeal for a larger fleet of warships. The position of those who arranged for the observance is stated as follows: "They are advocates of peace. They believe in aAd support the pehey oi redactieB of armaments by agreement, but reject at rhaerd the fatuity of dimnnameat by example. Living in a world of re-Jity they would foster the instrument of their security while looking forward to the realisation of the ideal, nqt yet attained, when the only security needed by mankind shall rest in the hearts and minds of men and nation*. The selection of the anniversary of the birth of Theodore Roosevelt as the day on which to make an attempt to keep alive national Interest In Navy was wise. President Roosevelt is one of the most distinguished vocr.iea of peace through prepared m, so that doing honor to his mory can appropriately be engaged on the same day that we celebrate the N. t- He devoted more space Utah any other President in his meetn Oo agree* on the sub&ct of naval development, and has tong been regarded as a particular patron of the Navy. The Office of Naval Intelligence published last year a pamphlet of 164 entitled, "The United States Navy aa an Industrial Asset, What the Navy Has Done for Industry and ce." This publication may be obtained from the Superintendent Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.. at Si « per copy, and is full of Interesting and educational matter. All wish to know about the Navy should

get it

Admlrpl Kborle, the Chief of Operations, has directed that all ships the C. A Fleet in home water*, tar aa praetleaMe. shall be assigned to visit various porta, reaching these porta two or three days prior to Navy Day. Jt la probable that there will he late reeling features of Navy Day within the reach of the residents of this County. When the Maas are formulated, notice will be given. 'ho are interested in honoring mory af President Roosevelt and in the Navy, are requeata) display the National Cotore from 8 AM. till sunset. "Navy Fashion.' on Saturday. October 87th. By direction of A N. WOOD. Captain (Ret) U. 8. Navy, Cape May Court House, N. J.

Fourth St and Aehury A ve.

FULLMER’S EXPRESS DAILY SXATICX PHILADELPHIA TO WILDWOOD Ee.’ixg Pam Product* a Specialty — « 101 Wctt IthBtreet, WILDWOOD, I. J.

I. P. Ddaaey, Sr.

General Contractor

AND CKMSNT WORK OF ALL KINDS FLAM AND ORNAMENTAL FLAB TER IN* BEA ISLE CITY

Hughe* Music School Zlpe OvpaA Pfau* and Theory Studio; CM Asbuy Ave, OCEAH CUT, *. J. ’bone 7S1 At Sea lale City m Tfrundayi * ~ to—Talkldf r

MATTHEW J. RYAN

Reliable Trucking Service To and from Philadelphia; we eafl for thf goods and lather them to your door at a coat very little more than wdinarfly weeld ha charged *.r freight stone. Tumitan moved with ease; local eervioe also offered.' SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY

BeD Phone 8-E-4

Two questions every wife should ask her husband!

msBims i— If you die, leaving a wife and or both ql your parent* are "

property go!

no children; and it one iug, tc whom will jour

QUE8TI0E 2— U you leave a wife and minor children, what portion of the personal property and real estate gee* to your wife? What proportion to the chfldrehf If your burban: cant answer these questions with n true knowledge of the intestate laws of th's State, send for oar booklet—WILLS and the ADUHISTHA- * rai OF ESTATES.

CAMDEN\SAFE/DEPOSIT &TRUST COMPANY

USED CAR BARGAINS

FOBS SEDAB; fine appearance; foot plates, lock, speedometer. This ear has had the best of care. Even the upholstery is not stained. Price, *360.

FORD TBUCK AHD EZFIIES3 BOUT. A real bargain for n fanner or huckster. Beady for instant use. Bopainted. Buy it for $360 and you win save fSSO. PACKARD LDC0USIHE. Just the ear far the rider that demands comfort Bow tires. An exosllant oar for hacking. Too oan earn the pries of this car in a very short time, _ •.

WHITE TOtTRIBG. A fine comfortable car with aa credent engine. Equipped witfl new tires. Cheap tor a quid sale. PAICE WITH WIBTEB TOP. This oar needs paint but it is in fine running co&iitiom. for rale at a startling low price. AU these care are in exr-dlent running condition. You can depend on the used can that art purchased from is, for if it isn't right it doesn't leave the repair shop.

Caton Chevrolet Co. Hollybeach and Montgomery Ave. WUdwood, N. J.