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HEAL ESTATE TOE SALE

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; are bargalna. Harry J. Little. OCEAN cmr — THHRE „ „ coldan harrMt to bo reaped by thoao Who Invent la Ocean City reel estate. Me» Zimmerman. MT Kh SL —«

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•boutd be a reoora on CKy. Oat your share

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OCEAN CITY—FVtOCASTtNATION — — —■— Mttn. HealtorT Ntoth~ - ■ar OCEAN CRT—THERE IS PLENTY of opportunity for you to oaks money In Ocean City reel eetate Consult Qeyton

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t.VK A D r virtue w rwo executionj may bf to me directed, issued out of l . They Ray Circuit Qourt on the 1 *£ <* AUJUJJ, A^nm. . ^

—1NDAT. OCTOBER Itth. 1,U between the boors of twelve nod five o'clock, p. m.. to wit. at one o'clock *- Urn aftaraoon of said day. at the erffTs nfnea in Ctpe May Oou.t

OountyrNew Jer-

STONE HARBOR — THE PPVAL -

CAPE MAT COURT HOL-8B- I Btllevoe Hotel. Jon. D-iylnaa. I

ocean errr—like to dance You H enjoy the Ytonaa 8tx orchestra.

OUR HOST OF CAPE MAY^COUfC

hemstitchino — just mail , yours to U M_ Brown. «1T Weal ton 8t , Cape May. It will be proa

BOSTONIAN *tl^ *t?r' r 2b£?*t shoe. The Boot Shop. Avs.. Ocean City.

U1 that lot or curUlac* situate In —i IIOiouKh of Avaloa. county of Capo May and State of New Jersey. ' einc mors particularly described as Bewtnnlnc at tbs aortbaaat corner .1 Avalon Avenue and Eleventh Street; 'J>d runclnr thence (1) easterly elony tbs northerly line of Avalon Amaue. one hundred and tea - oa 00 northerly at rl*ht —.— _ Avalon Avenue, one hundred and tan feet; thence (S) westerly peraM with Avakm Avenue, one hundred and tan feet; thence (4) southerly at right angles to said Avalon Avenue and alone the easterly line of Eleventh Street, one hundred and tan fast to the piece of begin-

nine. •

Being known as loti Nos. 1 and L In section ten of map of Avalon, revised July. UN. and recorded In the Ctpe May County dork's OfBce. Amount duo under Judgments la ILSSS.M end WM.SJ. with Interest

and Sheriff's fees to bo added.

Seised as the property of Helen A. — IF YOU WOUUJ Richardson, defendant, taken In exe- . fX tk *>rag: sThSusi srs: ss.^'s.

Dated September xl, ills. Lewis T. Stevens, Arty.

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» E. Oak. Wildwood.

Walter H. Ku-hn.

Family (m. 8th

know that If ITS fortho h

QUICK 8ALHB AND SMALL S?“JfS£JSSV:.“i3S?

shat a aavtof It si inly. 141T Asbury i

DUPONT PAPfTB — A

MEN'S Fl-RNTSHINOS mire's can outfit ye foot at a leal aar Washington and Jac

May.

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TRY ONE OF MRS. DARE'S NEW fan hats Beautiful. Exclusive. Moderate hi price. Ill E. Brhenmgsr i Ava, Colonial Hotel Bunding. WUd- - —, «»

THE LITTLE 1 it stock Is beadgu

, — -I women The L I Shop. M* Asbury Ave- Ocean C

OCEAN CITY—IF YOU WANT A room In this city we can get you Just the h*d you want. L tL Kistlor. Real Estato. 18M Asbury Aw —41 AVALON-AN OPPORTUNITY FOR the sown Investor U open In

Let us tell you about It. Puttecgta. Urd 8L. Avaloo.

AVALON — FOR UNUSUALLY fine Investment In Avalon It will pay you to get In touch with *

Shut tie worth. Peermont Post

STONE HARPOR-OUR UST1NOS

BOARD OF CHOSKN FREEHOLDERS CAFE MAY COUNTY NOTICE TO BIDDERS

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bids WS Chosen Freehold eta. of Chpe May County. N. J.. for patchlag or rethe Bltomlnoaa Pavement on a of WUdwood Boulevard with Asphalt, at Plo Grande. Middle Township, Ospe May County. K J-: estimated amount of Sheet A* halt for patching or refactag. Ill ton.- of Binder Course and SM tons of Surfa—

OCEAN CITY — NEXT YEAR promises to far exceed an others at Ocean City. Invest here now. Lor-

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ns and form

d for the prowuru. prepared by RCounty Engineer, a . by the Stale Highway 1 lave been filed In the f the State Highway Coramlerrentou. N. J.. and may be In1 by prospective bidders dun.-'g

Camden Second In Auto Deaths refer*] Fipme Saw City Sew Top W tilt of Fotalitie* Camden, with 1u hoapltAU w*rring the rtetlma of automobile accidents oxer a wld, area, reaching as far as 30 miles down the Whit, Horae Pike, had the second highest death rate from such accidents last year among tbs 77 largct clttos of the United States. Governmental statistics from Washington show 34 deaths In Camden last year, or a rate of S8.S per 100,000, higher by almost ten than the average ot 18.9 per 100.000 for the entire 77 cities covered by ‘.he vital statistic* registration area of the United States Department of Commerce. The highest rate of any city 1, given to Paterson where the rate wes 34.8 per 100.000. The third city lu the list also la In New Jersey, that distinction going to Trenton, with an automobile fatality rate of 34T per 100,000. Camden In 1924 had a decrease of eight from Its automobile death total of 44 during 1933. when this city had the highest rate of 34.4 per 100.000. The average for the 77 cities in that year was 18.6, or slightly lees than the average

for last year.

For the four weeks which ended September 13. there were six automobile fatalities reported In Camden, one-fourth of all the automobile deaths that have occurred since the first of this year In the city. In the preceding four weeks, however, which ended August 16. only two fatalities occurred. Up to Sep-ember 12, a total of 24 deaths had occurred from automcMle accidents In since t’se first of the year.

CASH PAID FOR FALOE TES1H. ; dartal gold. PtotliUA BMearted Jeweij&k/fc55xg BRefiBfSL | (KSi:

WE PROBABLY HAVE JUST THE piece of tamtam you am toekin^ tor. WARM BLAMCETB AMD OQ«~ *V—K tSSTLSJ

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WE WILL PLACE .A MATTAQ '■^LT gyrEJMS-gf. ;

HAVE YOU A SKA ISLE CITY L

Property for sale? List it with us. 1

We have buyers. J. C. ODallai ' tt? Asbury Are., Ocean City. WILDWOOD—WB HAVE A NUir her of exceptional!/ attractive WHS-

£“.£££ mf-pSL , p :

WILDWOOD—NOW B 1 ,

to buy at Wildwood-by-the-Sea. Bo- ‘ SSJ5SJ*.IS..’Su£5.“-5r ;

id 0 V*cho22?‘ < !

WTU)WOOD—A FINE PLACE TO .

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TWO PLEASANT ROOMS FOR ■*. Mrs. A Rice. IM Paris P‘ ea Lie CRy. —« «-

w U you hi v Brothers. II

port unity—Oo* ct Wildwood's lea oM-eatahiLbad daaartmeal au Twa mmr toRR kuBBra. «• . (rootage oa Pacific Avenue, tnrladhm 1 I tot* z am. ajd up-to-date«w3

DAYFAJf B AM LRKAPKNSJVE J J McMatL U» EOik Ava- Wttowood RADIOLA — YOU'LL FU.^ A Radfoia at Juai tba price you T" 1 “ rsii.-ar5xft.TLr^:

tYTLDWOOrV-PLENTY OF POOD, j

; fo !Sidr? , B52££.t w, m !

you dine al E. Oak Ava

OCEAN CITY — EVERYTH INO I

NORTH WILDWOOD — SPLENDID

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NOTICE TO LIMIT CREDITORS 1 Estate of Noel Pappalardo. Decease.

OCEAN CITY—FOB AN AFFETIZ-

WILDWOOD—HOTEL. XI ROOMS, fully equipped, bead JMeoted. ^toabms. David McKIbbm. IU «_

FITCH. Bun cape May. i

c the IMh day oJ tut. on the appllrlber. Executor of

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a. tarty doth, k J-?aeificA

SEA ISLE CITY — LAFAYETTE smefa Room will give you the beat of I mice when la Sea Isle Miss Mary •

lelaney and Miss Anna Schmid L . landla—*» WHEN IN WILDWOOD STOp”1 id try “Robbins Special Bran.

. ed oysters. If ygu doo t tare i of the family with you. tekn honw 1 * -dt them. Robbins' Ideal Lon.

J7M Pacific Are. —41

Rodgers. US Asbury Are.

too. SCI? Pacific Arc.

WILDWOOD-A SUPERIOR PLACE 8S00 CASH — BALANCE TERMS, to eat t» the Superior Restaurant, will buy tract of l-—* : Oak and Padfic Area. What about buildtog. farm lax - t time you're la cranberry toga. Ui - Park Boulevard. 7 Wii.rywnop—THE DATTOK B A BUNGALOW. ON MAIN 8RA- ••••-* w , -Knr- t mil-. I— IS’ll^.

h'<me®—EVEMTBODT BRINGING J

sy. Oxrner. acres of ground. 1 " : «•■!£££*. m E

rice *2.eo». G H Wildwood Are..

RK4T. ESTATE POE BEIT wildwood—bungalow, zto w. JLTAL ABAAAC. _ Poplar Ave Lot M x M UnflnlMied.

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liih day of September A. D. IMS. or they win be forever barred of any ’"ontaiMSeptemtar ISCb. A. D. IMS. LUIGI Lk MANNA.

Emrtrtor

CHARLES K. LANDIS. JR . IX

Proctor

^tpdto-n-WE HAVE EVERYTHING ID fill anything- Attractive price. Prompt delivery. Champion't Uumber Tarda, 10th Street and Weat Avenue. Ocean City. N. 3. “Look for the sign.**—Adv.. 37-tf. Grandma Frietchie “Bob. if you hleaue. Thia old gray head. For I moat be In atyle“ ahe aald.

Musician rurchaaes Gardens Property

Charlea M. Fry. director of Fry> Million Dollar Pier Orchestra, and musical director of the Atlantic City pageant for the past years. Is the latest man to delve Into Ocean City real estate. Mr. Fry haa purchased a large plot of ground, in the Gardens beetle.' and plana to build a beautiful ccroblnaUon Spanish and Moorish homi there In the near future. Although Mr. Fry pxaya In AllanU~ City during the summer months, he Is very fond of the homelike attractions of Ocean City and for this reason Intends making his Jurnm He cloegd his season at Atlantic City on Sunday and left for a two weeks' trip to Miami, where his orchestra wlU be engaged during the winter season. Mr. Fry Is well known among Ocean Ctly residents, having been for the

STRATHMERE Mrs. CUy “ Mrs. Drozdof spent Thursday la Ocean City. T rammer caught 14 weak fish In the surf Friday night. Mrs. Murphy is visiting friends in Philaoelphla. Mrs. Trimble and daughter. Janet, did some shopping In Ocean City Saturday. Mr. William Fink, of Philadelhia. baa returned borne after lending his vacation at the Strathmere Cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Barley had some friends visiting them Saturday ML* Hilda Watson visited her

Police Magistrate Francis Ware remitted to the City Commission era the sum of *162.60, which represents the fines he collected

daring the last month.

Barbour Gcti Coa tract William Barbour A Son were awarded a sub-contract by the E. Riley Mliner Company for the building of curbs, gutters, corneix and cross drains pertaining to the hart surfacing contract which the Mlxner Company received from the city. This work will start

ime time this week.

Appoint Paving Inspector* Commissioner R. Curtis Robinson, Director of Highways, r -commended the appointment of the following for Inspectors of hard surfacing to.be laid by the E. Riley Miner Company: Joseph Morey. A. C. Townsend. A. H. Holcroft, W. H. Harris, George A. Glocker and Walter Henderson. Their appointment was confirmed by the Commissioners. They will report

for duty ‘ * *

Dies While Asleep Mr. John A. Flohr. of Glassboro, died suddenly at the home of Ms sister. Mrs. Louise Baamgarten. 3101 Asbury Avenue, last Sunday afternoon. He expressed a desire to take a short sleep. His sister became alarmed when he failed to awake and summoned a physician, who stated the man had expired from heart failure. Thu body was forwarded to Glasaboro. the former home of the deceased, where he will be buried tomorrow. Twenty-eight members of the American Legion Band traveled Riverside. N. J., last Saturday to assist In opening the drive for the American Legion endowment fund. A band concert was held during the evening in front of the Rlvendde American Legion

il I'KRIOB MIXED FATNT*. U* i ESS. aSuraTlMt AsbUTT

FOR BENT - APARTMENTS FOR riBtsr Mason. In umrt of Wiis^wt , and i rooms, sun porch and Areola taalara Apply Jackson w— Maple Avenue—**•

1B1JE r-rrr — TWO IfRATED AlUntll "xi

rifiea Crick sale. X.00C vines H. Kennedy. SWT Pacific

WILDWOOD—IM w" JUNIFESL our rooms and talk, furnished. SM non tidy. 1407 Central Ave.. five

’ Sen Isle City

Ol.’AN CITY—WE HAVE LISTED *“*- **— WH1 make for the

bWt money. Ctaries

’ purchaser* a ; i 8. Wood. UJ

VOUVE GOT MONEY U ,j r porfiat-tarit when you*

SEA ISLE CTTY- FOUR STORES ' for rant. 8 W comer of Landto Are. i STOKE HARBOR-WHY PAT and 1‘eerl Si Will be complr!<-d about prices elsewhere when we can m

‘ r enUew* 1U 'to »5»e ll and r ia> ^ OC ^ E ,ront

41-NR, woman amp, cmil; ~. •« —ip

n H Kane. , WILDWOOD — TWO LOTS ON la.. Pa. i Weal line Avenue rknr lo Parti —47-U-e , Boulevard price ll.tOd MrAlaraen and Quirk. Realtor. Maple and Penmu _ 1 R R-. WUdwood. M. J. —4*

KT VIEW TRACT.

• too know jurr »t*ata sgcryaa sr- £•; Wad weed* Ms the * Rhup ^ TW<» roNVENIENTLY l/>CATW>

SKA ISLE cmr—HOUSE FOR May^CoSt House ml Iran. Labor Urn/ untfl Jopr l , ,,, l ^ rm . Ul ,, xibrachL II 4JU«H ■Jlrneee /iTT, 1 .: , Ave . Wildwood, or 1W( talrlrty PNBadetphto

rroKE HARBOR REAL i

• • f** bur .,

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lany of our nietonssra W Pasr e^nr and trimSmiths LSI Aaenrr Ay

■EA BIX CTTY — FIVE ROOM JW. “ ] year around Apply One •roe—k. or aa, ran! eetate anant. Im lair Oily —dh-R-e

f. W. HacMofTay BmI EiUte In»u. anee Rentals gflff ApfiltBCIltt Liftugi Solicited 209 Landis Avenue Sea Isle Gty Agency for fire Fyter Extinguisher

MATTHEW X RYAN COMMISSION MERCHANT PI ah ter. Whnleeili Dealer sad Shipper of MAURICE RIVER DOVE OYSTERS

Mr. C. Miller has moved Into hi, new house. Mr. and Mrs. A. Heinhold spent Sundsy with Mrs. W. Tompkins. Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs have taken possession of their new bouse, which was built by Mr. Frank Trimble. Mr. Shaffer spent the week end at his cottage. Mr. W. Tompkins motored Tuckahoe Sunday. Mr. Harry McGaughey has closed his store after a very good «

mer.

Mis* Bessie Bloomfield haa returned to Philadelphia Mr. Atworth was down over the week end. Mr. Edward Kerr, of Downingtown. Pa.. «pent the weed end al 1il* cottage. Coast Guard Frank Bell baa rented Doctor Graves cottage for the winter.

Ocean City Locals

Master John Groves entertaUtfig a number of boys and girls Mobday afternoon In honor of hifi fifth birthday, at hln home. 999 Central Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea E. Adi and son. Scott, of 720 Asbury Avenue, returned Sunday from a motor trip through the New England States and Canada. Postmaster Kdwaid Sutton was among the Ocean City people who witnessed the opening football game of the season at Millville OR Saturday afternoon. Mlaaee Betty Champion. Alberta Sharp. Margaret Shapley and Fannie Bolton, of Philadelphia, formed a merry party over the week

id.

Mias Mae Bennett haa closed bar place of buslnecs and will open a beauty partor in the Empire building. 13th and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia. Mr. and Mr*. William Gardiner, Jr., enjoyed Saturday at the noon at Havre de Grace. They motored, leaving here about 7 A. M.. and returned late the same day. Scott Adams will miss this yeaf at Trinity College. He has decld1 to continue his connection 1th the ofllce of John R. Jones during the comTng season. Mrs. Wesley B. Adams and son. Miss Murrell Adams and brother. Clinton, and Mrs. Gustave P. Mornhlnweg. Sr., of Sea Isle City, motored to Atlantic City Thursday. Mix. Jennie Thomas and family are dosing their summer home here and making preparations to return to their nome In Philadelphia. They will spend the winter months in southern Arisons. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hess and son. Richard, of Sea Isle City, will make Ocean CUy their home thia winter. In all probabUity. Mr. Hess is employed at the West Jersey and Seashore passenger station Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen moved their effects this week to Somers Point, where they have purchased s home. They will leave for the old country as soon - they have completed their

Wesley Baker was a Merchantrllle visitor over the week end. Mrs. John Malvern spent Saturday with her mother at MUlvUle Miss Lenora Adams and J. Rich d Townsend motored to Atlantic City Sunday. Mr. acd Mis. A. P. CoUlason have returned from a few days' visit In Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. F. Leroy Howe and __a. Kenneth, attended a family reunion at Millville on Sunday. The PI Epellom Tau will hold their meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mias Helen Bakley. Godfrey Cartoon, of 811 Weeley Avenue, spent the week end with his parents In Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stltee, of Millville, spent the week end In jean City. Lewis R. Hogan returned ime In MUlvUle over the

id.

Mr. and Mrs. Hans Butkhardt stored to Atlantic City Saturday view, the Shrlners' parade. Arthur De Marts was greeting old friends at the game In Millville on Saturday afternoon. Mias Margaret Foster spent the week end with her parents In South SeavlUe. Miss Cora Nsbb. of 811 Wesley _ renue. spent the ^ ' her mother In MUlvll Gene Wittmar and George Myer of Wesley Avenue, motored to Millville on Sunday evening. John Devine left Sunday foi Philadelphia to continue study at the Philadelphia School of OsteLester McAllister, of Asbury Avenue, attended the. football game In MUlvUle on Saturday

Mrs.

William

They were accompanied

by Mm Nlblette's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Millar. Mr. and

Mrs. MUlar plan to ap«

Charles A. Barrett, construction engineer for the E. Riley Mlxner Company, and wife will make their home in Ocean City while the hard surfacing contract, which bit. firm was awarded, to being completed. Mr. and Mrs. Wealey B. Adams and aon. accompanied by Mrs. Adams' mother. Mrs. Gustave F. Mornhlnweg. and brother, Gustave F. Mornhlnweg. Jr., of Sea Isle City, motored to Philadelphia on Saturday to visit relatives. John Dare and wife, of Philadelphia, motored to this resort this week and called on friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welding, of Lancaster. Pa., are spending a two weeks' vacation In Ocean

City.

Dr. and Mrs. Herachel Pettit, of 807 Wealey Avenue, left tods/ for MUlvUle. They have secured a cottage along Union Lake and wiU spend a two weeks' vacation there. Dr. Pettit to a native son of MUlvUle. Mr. and Mis. J. Prescott Cadman left this morning for a trip to Detroit, where they will Inspect the Packard Motor Company's Plant. Mr. Cadman is the local agent for this concern. The couple will go by rail to Detroit and return from there by motor. Mis. Hattie Garwood returned to her home, til Wealey Avenue, or Saturday, after a week's stay with frt-nds in Hightatown. Her coRdnc. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edwards and Mr. Ellis Martin, of lesburg. accompanied her here spent the week end In Ocean

City.

VISIT THE New Tailor Shop jfrataeaU nxit to rear Spcdal 0ric_ Oeaataf - Proto* - KcpaMsr EvcTTtfcfe* oeaKtri vtto tot Trade Henry Goldsmith 209 Sc. Landis Ave. SEA ISLE CITY Fnnmmriy 13 Jfolui St. Automobile service to all parts of Cape May County. Goods called for and da-

1‘VE HER ED THAT AUTOS R'Ji BcTTee, at night but YOU'D NEVER, COESS n"rc SEE tM VTAULED ALONG ■the ROADS/

Andrew Scull was among Ocean City people who attended the Shrlners' convention in Atlantic City on Saturday. Mr. Murphy, director of tr.osic in the Ocean City schools, --pent week end with his mother in Philadelphia. Mias Sarah Smith, of 924 Ocean Avenue, left on Sunday for Mount Gretna. Pa., where ahe will spend her vacation period. Mrs. A. B. Howland and aon.! Norman, returned home Sunday after spending some time with relatives In Philadelphia. Augustus S. Goetz has gone to Philadelphia, where he will take a poet-graduate course at the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. MacPherson and family enjoyed the Shrlners’ parade at Atlantic City last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Roger Williams are enjoying a brief vacation on a motor tour through Pennsylvania and New York State. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea F. Sickler are now living In their home at 6036 Central Avenue, which was recently constructed. Mr. and Mrs Herbert R. Smith enjoyed a motor trip to the Poconos. where they spent several day*. They returned today. Mr. acd Mrs. Addison Sharp leave this week for a motor trip to Canada. They expect to be gone several weeks. Mr. Chart*-* A. Swart*, of New York, with his wife at.d family, ha* been spending a few days In Ocean CUy. Mies Margaret Raymond left Saturday to spend some time with friends on Chester Pike, near Philadelphia Harry Barrar, Mias Florence \ McKiasick and the Mtasea Murrell j and Ruth Adams and brother J CUaton. motored to Atlantic City

Ueut. Alfred Williams, u. ft. tovy filar, wba m aa unrifirial test 4 New Yack tost w«ak Saw a 9B- “ at a apart «|