cm MAY OOUHTT TODEg, PMDAT, AUGUST 7, 1925.

Classified Advertising phone your WH wtu *>• ••at; Bell and Keyatone Phonea 4 UiU —ctlon ara one Ant a wort;

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r.ADIOLA — A RADIOLA OIVES ^^%s&25«a: ^srt .d. lit A^ury A*a!7 ocean

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.CI-MHER gEWING-rr YOU CAWT

find wket _yoo want . &X%2 , £Snsr

Aatmry Are..

MILLER’S PAINT STORE AND jLnicr Station. IMS Aabury Are., Ocean City. Beatfr mixed colon and

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TOtTLL. FPIP M^T I ARO^INS

sen knlvaa Voodbln*.

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EVERITHINO FOR SUMMER ealns Win be found at the Ladlee nop. Ml Aabury AtOl. Ocean City, lie Little Shop with tbe Lnr*» S'ock.

I« OFF ON ANT PURCHASB AT w Royal She* “*— ** — .all adrertleet Shoe Store, tu Aabury

“£.B

i AND . __ — l Sp« «r»Mty %l ^remarkably

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HAt’R TOU VlgfTED WILD•«d • new Baby Mm at til E. Oak ■- If* a teanfik ed the IMS Fa-

OUTDOOR TOGS FOR OOLE. Mowm^TjaaiUamA MM Pacific ayT

«asa?s.i&.'^ajs£

AM* ASII BOARD

e With er Without Board «

FURNWHED ROOM FOR RENT.

OCEAN OTT — MODERN. CJOMsyi.rLg'gasj t &

WILDWOOD—CHEERFUL, HOME!K Srs^tauar"- ”• -

When to Eat

WILDWOOD—GOOD MEAIA AND attracjlr. room* at tbe Lyndh Dine there when In WBSwood. 1 cheon. 1* to 1*0. Dinner. C t

OCEAN Cm—THE BEST OF food, cooked the way you like It. ES^nTSsn^™*

WILDWOOD—THE FAMILY WILL areally enjoy one of our apaclal “ day chicken dinners. Horae-1 Idee and cakes. Robbins “ ‘ 4MT Pacific Are.

WILDWOOD—THE HOME DINING room serves homelike meals. Yo'i'll enjoy them. «S*7 Pacific Are. Open until midnight Stop for a lunch after

OCEAN CITY—DANCE TO MUSIC bjr the Vienna Six Orchestra at " and As burr, every Wednesday e big from 10 to 11 _

IS^i

WILDWOOD-A SUPERIOR PLACE o . eat is the Super!' * Ock and Pacific Are

OCEAN cm—TASTY LUNCHES. SMKWek.*^on*a>e l boerdYnJk Ordhse at Mtha Nahaaa Restaurant. Ill As-

cooksu raeui at any oour win ns aenrtd yon at the Dural. Open all year. Moderate priced rooms. Mies Elisabeth Dural. Prop. —»

WILDWOOD — SAVE TIME AND toney and tickle your palate when _i WBdwood by dining at the Douglass Cafeteria. Oak and Atlantic

OCEAN CITY

- - at’sebi^uti 7 #. EtghthT AvaTand

> you win enjoy a

Ml LADY WILL FIND AN HOUR • Jarris' Ladles Shop well spent, nrythlng In ladles' wear. JarrU UdShop, not Pacific Ara.. WOd-

IAWSS WEAR — BEAUTIFUL ^.u.err and drssen Latest styles. Steed moderate. Inmept them. The

SHOES—A COMF1 top.’ win Store Ulldaood.

hen and dsbjvS - l'.nnV r

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OOMFOBTABLT THIS HOT ztl. r . We've quahty wear at “ 1,h " r ><»» prices lor the entire fam- . •>mln Olddlng. 001 Padflc ■ Kwood. —M

W—. K - PLEASURE TO SHOP AT iZZlf, Co * two etores In Wildwood.

for ml-lady. Inspect ot stock. —u

IL ACK nr TOLTRE NOT

f,*’ end Gents*

1CIENT AT-

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'* I given

ar. c. M. Lwwii. an naanuis- *>*, ■ c »«>« Msy. Full line of Dry-

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, ,! IS BETTER THAN A,t - Wildwood. —4S

CHfLtheir MU CLy Hall,

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WORTH A TRIP 5" UaSunl ^ ‘o “••C* • Hat from

" *«°*S FOR MEN ~.i \ r KT}** tag sesrltis. Ike 4 «* Aabury. Ocean City.

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GOOD. WHOLB■e oooked, makes it an ideal place to la WBdwood. UT E. Oak ATS. Is tbe address —40

WILDWOOD—THE HOTEL DATUSB has an atmosphere that la hpmm Uka. Madera M seen; detaB- Baac

UAL 1ST ATE POE EXIT

ora^lcrnr-TARE our ad2SL j2T*fL lB City. Let us ^ IHe inany attractive propnnJ? I?r **2.Loretta M. RSer. *n Aatmry Are.. Ocean City.

J^g-HAVg A LARGE NUMBER , lBlw «« , ng opportun{l 1 ** n ’ *2? 1 r^i etate to show you S3, end Beach. Wildwood Crest. —is

ocean ernr — much money Sri ,n 0ema aty real esSiw thA^ lZ^ J7_ two InT “* KTa?™* ““ '• -

ly'K2 r00 s?lS >TEU CD«TRAt- „ u bedrooms. Well e^ Itched- Opgfl proposition for right

• HOTEL. FULA.T

ocean ernr—ocean enr of-

SO ACRE PROPERTY TO BE 801 J)

STSL £J:

sa-

7 — waterway. The New Jersey State Highway divides this

*' North

Hanunonton. N. J.

BUNGALOW—ONE HALF BLOCK xteve new boulevard will be oulIL Six rooms. Lnern plan La. Oarage. Write or can. D. Milas Rigor and Son. Wildwood. -«-«I

Jng implements. Good six r WlSwtd^ U5 R WDdr/ood Arc..

.— and kitchen, oerge HxJ5 garage, id retaining wall.

is* naeruwaw. care Wildwood. -*»' THE SEA — WE JN bungs lows left sold wl'hln a few and bath, bulb

OCEAN Cmr—COLONIAL BUNGalow. New. Six rooms and S%SiSE*aJES?&“Si.’ Oty.

WILDWOOD — BUNGALOW. Crest. CRB. $LSM. Bungalow, W. xsih 8L. financed" —--- fumlahcd. E R. R Win H. Kennedy.

J CREST BUNOe rooms and bath JO.00. Only *800.00 J> Jersey Homestte i Are.. Wildwood. —»-tf-c-»

AVALON— ATTRACTTVELY FUR- ‘ — ' ' sdrooms. kitchen. _sd S-CBI and R. R. station. Fully tmprorcd. Water, sewer, slsctrtoty. tan* cash payment. Bal£r t Bt m °Z3? Oeorge Put-

OCEAN OTT—LOTS IN CENTRAL t sltas. Abo

ent dose to MS 8th SL

pert euitable.far residence a ^ta^OmT S. WoSi*S

A CORDIAL INVITATION TO VIS r Gnnrt View Tract on the Shore

PapMst Church. Cape * —- *—«99. 8131

—_ — CBBtinl ISOS Arch Street.

Read opposite Bagtht Church, May Court H~w* in. senee. op. Lewis P. Albrecht. 80* Ce

WILDWOOD—1 I/JTS. BETWEEN Poplar and MegnnMa Avenuea. on srASrsr&y!:^&^ Hoffman. *40 E. Oak Arc. —88

NORTH WILDWOOD—TWO LOTS, rater front. Ideal location for fishing I crabbing. Will sell cheap to quick er. North WOd wood Realty Co.. rstone Phone: atf-R. —*8

WILDWOOD—TWO (0 x 100 LOTS, done to Boulevard on Pine Are. Price I1.S00. BUT terms. McAlarnen * Quirk. Maple Arc. end Pennsylrcnla R. JL—*8

NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS Estate of Edward C. Stevens, Dec 1 Pursuant to tlw, order

Sandy Hook To Cape May Boulevard

Will Be Overhead One, Too, Was Prediction of Speaker at Kiwan Luncheon

Well *tcd. New H B- h. . hltrager.

R—COMPLETELY Ipr-ca. * bedroom*. ^nlng room. »«- vlll buy. Harry J.

umber of wan lofront. ISSf up. PeermonL —40 i X BOOM BUNGAn. All bnproveKraua, North "wudrcod ’■Realty Oa*. lOt Weet nth St. North Wildwood.

diet on. SMT Peel Ac Are- Wildwood

OCEAN CITY—HALF STORE^FOB fnht iSScXtata ed Qefea f*& business district. Apply Ml Asbury Arc —

SHORE COTTAGE FOB RENT. 810.00 per week. Bpacloiu; garage prtrllegaa Apply A. R . 17 IlJtlU St.. Sea Me City. —”-I f ‘

STONE HARBOR—UNIQUE HOLIday fer emall family. Cemptng,bunga-

s*’ Weik^rtS:

US; July, for clrc. Dorr E. nut St., Phlla., Pa.

HEAT. ESTATE fob bale

Brokers In Real Estate

WILDWOOD—LIST TOUR FARM

price Is light P. tors. 8818 Pacific J

OCEAN CITY—FOB REAL BAMalas In Ocean City reel estate get i touch with Clayton Haines brick.

srA£irsMS.iz‘ can. writs or phone.

|Y«tWchlef to a

jJhrc , |!5t£ r •mt“a55t

—- , Otty. —88

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IHjyOQP STORE U OPEN i^gta. Lnusual values In -.??*»• end ehlldren's ctuth;o » *. Wildwood and Mill-

OCEAN CUT—WELL LOCATO) ^ draTrable KSSTjg:

OCEAN CITY—WE*LL GET TOU mat the room you want. That a our E£^|t r We also rent and sell real I E Klstisr, 108* Asburr

OCEAN fTIX-Ainr IONDOF dShSSI. r=

Gs^nsLrt^t-ri^Wh zsSEg*wXr H. Xmhn. 8th and Anbury VhSSa*B^SeemT:

I Ida E. Smith — Ida B. Smith -

CCKAN CITY—THE HOTEL YOU no~ nt S‘ h^».”oeS3s lB Uta , £l *5?; reason tor selling. Lot 180 x MO. Act quickly. Pries S8S.008. Only 88.0M dash required. Hotel now open. See Berger. 83d and Aabury Arc. Phene •4T-W. Oeaea City. -8*

of June. A. D. 1*88. or they will gjTSj-gjj .Ft, •«■“ RoiikT~ T D w. turn,. a£"““' Proctor. Cape May. N. J.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR* Contract, No. 818 of Sea Ule City. New Jeraey. la the offioee of Mid Coramleetoners In the City HaH. Sea Isle Oty. New Jeraey. on or before the how Of 8 P. M. ai.TS45S,ff».“ —W-lt-IW-pftl.OS An Mda must be made on the forms ptorlded, and be eeoempnaiad by cash or certified check la the sum of fl tB.M. payable to the City Trmsurer of Sea So City. New Jr——

NOTICE OF SALE Collector’* Sale of Unpaid Tana, J Chaife* oa teal Property in the “Oty ef Sea Isle City, in the CoEnty of Cape May" in the State of Sew Jersey

which the taxes a _ _ _ ,, of July. A. D.. ins. a« computed la the fallowing list, twrtiur with Interest said amount from the eeM Brel day of Jety ItU. >t the rate of I per

the City of 8

City Hull. In

WEDNESDAY. THE NINTH DAT OP SEPTEMBER. A D. 188S the hour of two (8) o'clock. fStandert Time) la the efterocen of said day. OWNER BLOCK LOT AMOUNT M. T. Mndle_. . —-— l-B Part of 1 A 1. ail of 4 A S | 8J.78 a^, -* * 17.00

Lewis 1. Chester _ 88-A II end t». - Estate of Noel Pappolsrdo M adds line Brace ■ . ■ Eetale of Noel I'mnpolardo William W. MacMurray - Manke-Kauffman Co.. Inc

Lewis S. Chaster . ■ , - ■. j. F. Lamb and Ohas MoCay - Chas H. Clouting — ua W. MacMurray

14.18 10.80 30.36

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Annual Debt To Crooks Dr. B. F. Bat tin. resident vicepresident of the National Surety Cmnpany, addressed the Wildwood Kiwanie Club on “The Two Billion Dollar Crime Wave," at the weekly luncheon of the club on *3Before entering upon his subject, Dr. Battln predicted that aome day there will be built an overhead boulevard from Sandy Hook to Cape May, which will afford motorists a tour that will not be surpass—' in this eonotry and which will result In a tremendous Increase In resort prosperity. He expressed the hope that It wlU be a double decker, with ample width. *to enable motoriafts to make high speed. Dr. Battln declared two billion dollars to ba a conservative cellmate of the amount this country turm over to crooks, without a penny’s return, annually. It la much over that amount, Franklin D. Roosevelt eetlmaUag It to be ten billions. He Includes cost of penal Institutions, courts, asylums, etc. Buslneea knows It must fight to decrease that loea. Two hundred yean ago the world was not ready for the surety business, the Insuring of a person's honesty. Last year the eighty surety companies wrote one-half a billion dollars In premiums. Dr. Battln touched upon annual laeeee through crime, giving the following conservative estimates: Fidelity (tbe guaranteeing of an Individual) 9200,000,000; burglary, banditry, larceny, bold up. $200,000,000; forgery, over $200,090,000; real eatate, $100,000,000; insurance frauds, fake clakns, $200,000,000; uafalr merchandise (the sale of goods not what they arc represented to be). $600,000,000. Fake bankruptcy and worthless Investments were also mentioned, the latter. In the New York city district alone, totaling one-half billion dollars annually. The great majority of people are honest, said Dr. Battln. A recent cheek on seven million bonded people showed that only 19.000 (less than one per cent.)

thousand of these deliberately set out to be. The standards of American business life are high, asid. Trusted men In one's employe should be bonded, said Dr. Battln. for it Is the trusted men who turn dishonest. Nine-tenths of the losses in fidelity sad hold up could be prevented by better accounting, making payrolls by check and treater caution In who la trusted with the money. The Holmee-Baker Orel eetra. playing at Wildwood Crest, this season, furnished a pleasing musical program. Frank Lloyd and Learning Rice *ere given birthday gifts. Bob Latimer welcomed tbe guest* and tang *T’m Wild About Wildwood.” The attendance prise was won by Bobert Kay Past president Herbert Doughtv. now a resident of Ca: ibridge. Ohio, where he Is managing a division of tbe Electric Company, of that State, was present and received an ovation. He gave a abort talk In which lie said many fine things abou* Wildwood and also boosted bis nee* "borne town.”

Many people are attempUng to lift a mortgage while riding around In It.

Farmers Will Stage Produce Show in Fall (Continned from Page One) stage the agricultural exhibit to be known as the "Cape May County Farm Produce Show." Professor S. E. Stone, head of the County Vocational School, stated that the school would contribute $100 toward prixea for tbe show, and that the State Department of Agriculture would contribute another $100. He stated that prominent speakers could be secured for the show, and tbe sentiment of the Grange was that this show would make a very good substitute for tbe annual fair, as it will be held Indoors and In surroundings that will prove more attractive even than the fair. The date of the show was left to the committee, but it U tentatively planned to bold the show the latter part of September. Soil Improvement Discussed At Thursday's picnic. Professor Stone and Professor Reeves, of the Vocational School, explained the work of the school and the need for soil Improvement In this county and of tree spraying. Mr. Stone stated that fifty orchards had been sprayed this year by the Vocational 1 School spraying machine, after It bad finished Its school work, and said that any farmer whe wishes to take advantage of this machine which is the only practical method of spraying, could do so by applying at the school and they would send a boy with It to help. Eight thousand gallons of spray was used this season, be said. The next question discussed was soil improvement, vetch being the thing to plant and 25 pounds to the acre should be used. Tbe third and last question of much Importance was the fact that Cape May County farmers should plant their own seed potatoes and The question of which was the best spray for potatoes was asked get them in the first of August and Prof. Reeves stated that they found the dry spray better potatoes here. Among the many fine displays of various vegetables and fruits, a cantaloupe exhibited by Mr. F. W. Sears caused considerable comment and great Interest The Grand Rapid melon, weighing 13 pounds, was indeed a beauty. After a very fine luncheon served on the camp grounds, the meeting was »g*'r called to order by the chairman for the afternoon session. Senator Agans Speaker A great surprise yt** in atot those gathered In the selection of speakers. The Grand Master of the State Grange. David H. Agans. State Senator /rout Hunterdon County, was present and gave a wrring address on the Bute of Nee Jersey. His hearers felt that they could almost start out to conquer the world, because of living In this wonderful state. Mr. Agans was an Insp4ration, not only to every farmer present, but to everyone, his sincerity of speech and pride in the Bute which la Indeed worthy of It, was felt by all present, and everybody who might have been a knocker bad It all knocked out of them and went aw* y a booster for Cape May County and a booster for their

~ ate.

Prof. F. G. Kclysr. director of the course at tbe State Agricultural College gave a splendid and concise idea of the profit and opportunity any boy would derive by taking this so-called “post graduate” course, which Is not In any way In competition with the County Vocational School. A boy after taking this shert course compares In his line, farming, with a boy graduating from the universities

PfC 8ct« in any of the many professions. Bureau Helps Fanners The next speaker introduced was H. C. Taylor, owner el two large farms and Secretary of the Bureau of Foreign Agriculture. After hear* ing Mr. Taylor explain the numerous interests that the bureau takes care of for the farmer, all were convinced that it is well worth the membership charge of five dollars Mr. Taylor conceived the idea of buying gas and oil wholesale for farmers and finally arranged with the Gulf Company the method of purchasing gas and oil from the company and paying for it, receipts are mailed to the Bureau of Foreign Agriculture, and when he has bought enough to amount to on* carload, they will mall him a check for 10 per cent discount on his money, saving h.m $10.00 on every hundred he spends for gasoline and oil. A reading was given by Gladys Howell, of Cold Spring Grange, Dias Creek, which was very amusing and appreciated by the men pr**< •*., the topic being "Buttons Off." Captain Gandy, of Tuckahoe, recited a poem which met with gales of laughter, and then Mr. Gandy was prevailed upon to tell about the time he killed a hog. Those not there missed a good laugh Indeed, following the Captain and his family through a graphic description of this feat Among the visitors at the picnic as Mrs. Reese P. Rlsley. of Atlantic City, former Pomona of tbe County Grange; Series of the State Grange and Master of tL« Stone Harbor Grange.

Florence Davis Catapulted Through Auto Windshield (Continued from Page One) were turned to "go” unUl the cab had passed by. So paced by reIvs of the State police tbe speeding taxicab reached the boulevard entrance to Atlantic City before dawn. At the shore reaort city policemen performed the seme service for the girl's parents and expedited the race.to her side. In leee than one hour and forty mlnutee from the time they had left their home the parents were with their daughter. Dies After Pcrents’ Arrival Miss Davis was recovering from the anesthetic. For about 10 minutes she wss conscious and able to talk with them. Then she

died.

Detectives from the Prosecutor's office placed Mayer under arrest on s technical charge of manslaughter. while the others were held as material witnesses, under $200 bond, after the accident. The ease was referred to County Physician Julius Way, of Cape ‘'ay County, Mayer was held Monday in $2,900 bail to await the action of the county physician of Cape May County. Ball was provided by his brother. Dr. George P. Mayer. No. 410 Haddon Avenue, Camden. Raymond L. Mowrers. Wildwood, and Katherine Smith, No. $$$ N. Ninth Street. Camden. ‘ >d In their oi tale rial wtines

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STONE HARBOR-TOtTLL NK\ER Virginia H Chartar — «rrt Invert Ins In Stoo* Hartwc Let Dr«-u S Uhortar -

■ show you tK* attractlv* prcpertlaa | - .s havs to offar Bun tin# and Bunt- | In#. Eton* Harbor —

^K2ffg»J-SSSSfi*e Slit - *J^rs” 1 u* , »f^jrw D “riUJM and 3rd Arc., »ta# iiaiW. -M

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1*88 U-A 1-l-T TO-A 1847 71-A 888 and 187 - 88-A 884 ■S-A 11-11-18 U-A U and IT U-C Land Kaat ot 1-

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1888 1*74 11.84

The Tourist

The American voyager to Europe displays a marked characteristic. He nearly always has the good e to come back. This year to July 24, 319.382 persons left the country, as compared with 208,528 tor the name period last year. A liberal education can no longer be defined as small Latin and lesa Greek. It Includes an Intelligent perception of what our worldneighbors are doing, and the tendency to go and see for oneself 1# a sign of Intellectual Initiative.

COOK ELECTRICALLY There I* No Better Method This Westinghouse Automatic Electric Range is one of the best made. The price is low, 10 per cent down. Balance in eleven equal monthly payments. Total price only $ 140.00 Cooking by Electricity Has Many Advantages and Is NOT Expensive Allow Our Range Specials to Tall You About tbe Store and About OUR LOW RATE FOR COOKING

Atlantic City Electrib Company Cape May County Divuion, 93rd St. Stone Harbor