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The Week in Real Estate TrtBsfen of Oopo Hay Count? Property u Recorded in the County Clerk’i Office

Extracts of All Deeds Filed

Pubilabad la co«.Junction with the Cap* Mar Cour.tr Oaaette. Cape Mar Court House, week •tx'ln* June II:

Ocean City

Martin Matoae^ to Jersey Central

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.1 lot Oeorcc S. Smith, at ux.. to Robert B. Aldrich, et ux. Lot 17. plan 1, Bar

Front.

WU'lam ittmor Brown. Jr., et i

S O#. 8. W. 1« feet of loi TI4 and M.

It feet of lot 725. eectlon B.

Cher lee W. Frew, et ux.. to Betella

ICu: Berwer. lot (10. section O. u wlleon, et elr.. to Oeorn Smith, et ux. Lot 1M. plan ».

8ld'o>- 8m... Bay l-'root Lou. Jacob Oray " -

U Hitchner. 22.0M. 7 oU 17. M end »» Plen «. also S. K. 11 feet of lot US and an of lot lit. nan 4. Bay

Sueen M. Hoyt u> WIT U Hoyt, et ux 11.000. Part of lot (50. eectlon C. ec K W. Ode of Central Avenue. ISO feet S. W. from Uth St.-eet. M 2-1 “ Patton, el ux., Ixte 424, 41

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^o^lanTaH ^ ... ... ■Me of Main road to Court Houee, beIns email portion of lot C. map of dlv'llon of lande of Hernah Loamlnx. deed, contalmAX 2 acree. 20 perchee. Oenm H White Land and ImChart c* Bur-

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t T. block 1. Motion 1 City of North Wildwood

Henry H« Ottane to Frank 8. Dunn.

*0. I-ot I, Mock m.

Dr. Henry Jordon, et ux.. to John D. lAitea, et ux. Lou SO and 21. Mock North Wildwood Land Company, irry 8. ElMn. et ux.. to Oueteve — mer. 1100. Lot IT. Mock 142. Edward Z. Fox. et ux.. et ale. John W. Evare. ot el. *100. Lot* 1 ■— 2, plan Water Front Boat Houee Lote on Beach Creek, block 100.

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Ferdinand Joeeph Heur to Bdward M. Lalb’. 22(0. Lot 21. Mode 11T. City of Wildwood Elite both R. Slrapeon. et vlr. . Rocco Lobato. *2.200. N. W. 10 feel of loti 4. 5. ai.d portion of lot 2. Mock ... -1- - ~ ao feet of lot 2. Mock

... Loralne. et ux. Leu I and block (2. Philip Oould. et ox., to P. Qould A Company. Lot 4. block 22. Fhut Ward. * Unwood Todd, et ux.. to Wlld- - Company. *100. Lot

Theodor* F. Frier

men Lynch, et ux., to Willi p MoCien. et ux. St.SOO. Lot 2*22.

t 29. plan 2. Oard ne.

y A. Norcroee to Haro Headley.

fS.1*' B W. il feet of lT E IT feet of lot 24T. a Bllaaboth M Griffith t

Uf*r. et al. *1.(00.

Fred Hoffman, et ux., to Strand Really Company. *1,000. LoU *0*. (04

and M5. eectlon F. Hec.ry B. Cooper,

.. *1.(00. Lot (IS.

Paul Lamorel.. Uaette 8. Brannecke — Kilter. LoU 71 to 76. toduelce. Mar. ^SMy Front LoU. Plcaaure Park Ocean City Hotel Company to Normandie Investment Company. 2122.2*0. LoU *2*. 2*1. 1*2. *»6. eectlon A. Charlotte 8. Cheater, et Mr., to K. CUfford Durea et ux. 21I.000. 8. E. 10 feet of lot K and an of fat r. iklsldfia —

.. ■ to Albert H im 11. 22. It. 14. Mock 1; L Mock 1: lou 2. 4. Mode 2: \ block 4. plan L loU of * Walton. BeeMey-e Potal

et ux. *4400. Half of lot 6 and aO of IM (. Mock II. rncuor A.

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Milton K- Gehinan. et Maya *40. Lote 1 and *. eectlon 12. Ocean Bey Haitfita. First Avenue.

See I eta City

_ . .to Harry J. Gold, et eJ. WMT ^

» Lot 12. Mock

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CUrenc* Duuklebeixer.

BUsabeth Bray. 2*00. Lot ■action B. plan 1. HMmetead Fealty

9BL. a McArdli

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.. McArdle, deed, to Adolph .^t ux. MM^LOU II and U.

■ereUSh of Stone Harbor

WUHam Howard Lyle to John O. Harbeo. et ux. Sl.UO. Lou 505 and

M*. block 200. plan D-2. Arnew T. Ttoa M ux.,

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Wlleon. et nx . to Joeeph . 21,002. Lot ITS. block *0-

Annle W. Garreteon. et ala. to . . m Garretaon. Tract I In dIMeion of _unaet Garreteon eatxte. c^-nta’ ' 12.15 aerea blndlnx lande of L Hand and NelaonGairetaoi Neleon Garreteon. et ux., to Bdaar Garreteon. Tract of land On N. w. elde of Main eeaahorv read from OoM Sprinx to Court Houee. xdjolnlnc land eetate cf Reuben Johnson and others, containing I acree. 2 rooda. 28

i. M ux.. to Helce R. Garreteon. Seme as a ho-* F. Sidney Townsend. Daniel BcboUenger. 2115. Tract of e-oodland on man of division word land of Jacob Learning, deed, ae Mueentlne Tract No. 2. containing 2 acier. 15 perches. BorouQf of Wevt Cape May Marcus A. Scull, et ux.. to Annie Mitchell. Two tract* of land on N. side of E. Mechanic Street, being Ms 20 and 21, map cf William C. EUredfte Estate. Sol Needles, et ux.. to CArtyil* D. Palmer. *200. Lot tf. block 2. Cape Island. Cape Mey City City of Cape May to BUsabeth Rudolph Qul.-claims lou II. IS and IS. eectlon IT. Ml. Vernon Land Company, jfary Harding Morice. et Mr., to ** ** (1C.8TS. Lot with ginning et N V — ...snue and Q*ie Street. 46.25x1(5 feet. Borough of South Cape May bSSSSPi'*- *#' J***. *”.

Raid in Wildwood

Nets Eleven Arrests County Detective Unireed, State Trooper Shepherd and Constable Peter Hicks swooped down on a

Hollywood Avenue.

Wildwood, early Sunday morning and at rested eleven men, Including the proprietor and manager. A. S. Schsltoler and Thomas Hutchinson. both white, who were

nnder 16.0C# ball on a charge ot conducting a gambling houee. Several gambling devices were confiscated by the county officials, along with a pint of alleged whiskey, which was found on one of

the men.

Uoyd Ft i, colored, was fined 960 and costs for carrying alleged whiskey and gambling. Those who received jail sentences are: Pleas Wilson, who received a 10-day eentence. and Stanley Bell, who received 16 dsys. Those fined 226 were: William Hughes, Allan Timbers. George Locken. Carl Massey. Manuel Fox and William Wright. Cards and money, which were lying on the table at the time of the raid, wet* also confiscated by the county officials.

[KIRBY'S EXPRESS I Storage Warehouse Auto Trucks to Hire Moving-Packing-Shipping for ail Purposes t K. K. KIRBY Successor to Coney’s Express] and Storage Warehouse

Eight Moving Vans for Local and Long Distance Work

106-116 East Garfield Avenue Wildwood, N. J.

Brush Fires Drive Away Mai.y Birds Everywhere areas of brush, fields, which. In the past have been nesting haunts for warblers, sparrows and other birds, now bleak and barren looking as a result of field fires of last fall or the past spring, startlingly emphasise a critical loss and danger, all .oo complacently regarded by an unawakened public, according to the New Jersey Audubon Society. Recent et-vamee of such areas In north and south Jersey by Beecher S. Bowdlah, the society's secretary, have shown these tracts, formerly abounding with chest-nut-sided. hooded and black and white warblers, towhees. Indigo buntings and other small birds, now denuded of necessary covering. thiough the killing by fins, of the brush that had bo well served the birds' needs. As a result. In many Instances, the latter were found crowded into leas naturally well adapted areaa. which had escaped the fire demon, while the denuded areas suffered, not only loos of attractive vegetation, but the protection from Insect hordes that former feathered Inhabitants afforded thvm. and adjacent euUvated lands shared this loss of protection. Mr. Bowdlah declares that while carelessness Is responsible for some of these fires, criminal vandalism has a groat part In the cause. They must either be done swsy with through an awakened and unlfiad public sentiment, or untold

will restu'L

Man Tripped; Leg Broken Qua Carlson, a boatman on the schooner Clara, at Wildwood, broke his leg Sunday afternoon when hta foot caught In a loose board on the boat pier, throwing him down. He was rushed to the Mace Hospital, by members of the crew, where he received tieatment. His condition is not serious

She (suggestively): That roast duck In the window makes my

—oath water.”

The Brute: 'Then aplt"

We never have smoked opium, used dope, or worked cross-wi ‘

WOODBINE

A number of Odd Fellows at‘endad the rally at Tuckaboe on Tuesday evening. “Sootty Mendleaobn sad Allan C. Lavenson, of the local lodge, helped to entertain. Mr. Max Brealow, after a long absence, la again employed In Woodbine. Mr. Reuben Ueberman made a business trip to Mlllrllle on Mon-

day.

■liases Freds H alter and Sophie Simsman were Oc»an City visitors Monday afternoon. Samuel Rosen Is now employed at the L'.neoln Hotel, Ocean City. Max Davis had hla adenoids and tonsils removed et Jefferson Hospital on Wednesday. Mrs. Deborah Thompson, of Philadelphia, la spending a few

IKon Slums made a trip to Philadelphia Thursday. Mias Anns Becker, of Philadelphia. U here for an Ir.definlte stay with the Becker family. Max Cutler was a Philadelphia visitor on 'business Th:"->ulay. Mias Miriam Danerhlrah attained a number of boys and girls at her home Thursday. Alex May motored to Atlantic

City Tutoday.

Sam Katx. local fruit and proice dealer, was s visitor st Vine-

land on Friday.

Mr.. A. Becker Philadelphia, visiting friends and

relatives.

Mrs. B. Erealow spent Friday and Saturday In Philadelphia with

Mr. and Mrs. 8. Levsneon. A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. Lsvenson. Mlrs Miriam Ooldbarg. of Philadelphia, spent s few dsys with Clara Katx. Miss Minerva Appel, honor graduate of the William Penn High School, PhUsdelphts, spent a few day* with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Chasens. ^*ew Halpe-n, Beatrice Kerinaky and Sylvia RablnowIU motored to Atlantic City Sunday. Mr. S. Goldberg. former resident for the past thirty years. Is spending the summer In Woodbins. Sam Potash, who was recently operated on for appendicitis. Is repo re ring at his home Ir. Woodbine.

Mtaass Fannie and Ulliaa Hoffman are no- employed at Ooean City for the summer. Mr. J. Kallner. of Philadelphia, was here Monday and Tuesday. Mr. E. Bas-sm spent Friday and Saturday at Wildwood. Mr. Aaron Binder, of Trenton, now employed In Woodbine, spent Saturday afternoon In Ocean City. Mrs. & Rosenfeld is spending a week in Phils Jelphla. Mrs. Lew Lsvenson, loc-.l school teacher, has returned after as absence of s few weeks.

SWAINTON-CLERMONT (Held Over From Last Week) Rev. Qsrner Hand and wife called on Mr. and Mrs. George

winter In Florida, la at her 1 here to, an Indefinite stay. Mrs. Charles Class and daughter*. of Phlla^slphU, auumerlnr st their cottage at Baa Isle City, on Mrs. AHIsqb Ludlam oo

Saturday.

Clarence B. Moon, of Woodbury Heights, ^ent Sunday here with

William HeWer.

Mrs. LewU Dubls. of North Woodbury, and daughter. Ruth, ^ent Sunday here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chari os Rloe. Mr. and Mr*. Dubls have been on

ication t ' ‘ ~

i trip to N (gar* Falla

Rhome epeat an enjoy Sea Isle City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Docia. sc-

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trip to Philadelphia Friday afternoon and returned Saturday even-

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and Mrj. Krupuky. of New Tork. have moved to Woodbine for

the time being.

Mias Rose Kravlts. of New York. Is spending her summer vacation with friends and relatives

in Woodbine.

Mr. Simon Bekar. of Phlladel- | phis. Is spending a few days with

Court House Marble Yard MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTERS WM. B. POWHUi CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N. J. SucnasLor to late Wm. F. Daniels Bell Phone 61-R-S

Reliable Trucking Service To aad from Philadelphia; we call for the goods and deliver thm to your door at a eost very little more than ordinarily would be charged for freight alone. Pundture moved with eare; local aerrioe aim offered. SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY OFFICE: SUSP HOUSE, SEA BLZ CUT Bdl Phone S-B-t

Reduce the Cost of Motoring!

Every motoriit who thoroughly understand* his oar known the economy of good (and plenty of it)—in keeping down the coats of motoring. If you have been i “just any ofl” we aik you to give a thorough trinl to Haiurie'i oil and g

You will get better service from your xnotoi, because our ofl and gasoline are

t is less carbon—which means more power —■it protect* bearing* and piston*—and every -noting part

Our gasoline and oil aervix is only one department of nor bosineaa. We can supply you with every automobile need and repair. Try u*.

The Better Kind of Repair Work "Fixing—Not Faking" Our Motto MAZURIE’S GARAGE CLARENCE S. MATURE, Prapriafav AL USaUAST, Xiinlui Eepmatatin LANDIS AVENUE SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

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Pleasant Summer Work Open for fifty refined young ladies, ages 18 to 9). Poaitiotu will be open frun Monday, June 29, until Labor Day. Exceptional opportunity to combine a summer'* work with a vacation at the seashore. Attractive remuneration for every young lady who makes good. If interested, apply

H. FOSTER GOSUN 26th Avenue and Boardwalk Wildwood

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2 Why it it that there are mere thou a million Batch m ate today?

Because Buicks ore

always popular with new car buyers and also because Buick’a dependable construction results in a much longer life for Buicks than is ordinarily the span of service of a motor car.

MOTOR SHOP WILDWOOD, N.

Joseph Seri rani, Proprietor BOARDWALK GARAGE

9th St. and Boardwalk Ocean City, N.

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j:—^ trouble's right herein tins cap' “See this pin hole. lt*f all plugged up with vwwd and dust. That bole’s the start of your gas feed system. When you use up ten gallons of gas ten gallons of air have to get into your tank. If the air can’t get through the cap you’ll get a vacuum in your tank and the gas won’t flow freely. You’ll have trouble sure as shoodn’ if you don’t clean d\pt hole out once In a while.” It takes years and years cf practical experience to Learn how to “shoot trouble” on every make of car that may come into a garage. It takes much longer to learn all the intricacies of petroleum refining. We’ve been at it for two generations and experience Las taught us how to turn out good motor oils of uniform high quality year after year. People who realise that “experience counts” in oil refining ask for “Standard” by STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Neu* Jersey) 'STANDARD [JslanMl MOTOR OILS

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