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CAPE MAT COinfTT TIMES. rEIDAT. MARCH 5. 1W6.

Realtor Head Says Florida Has Helped Us

Do You Know?

Ewing Corson. Pmident of Beni Estate Board. Believes That Ocean City 7:fll Have Greatest Season

Southern Market Is Good

Ewing Comon. pivsiilm! .>f «ho Oeean City R«-al fc-'o' 1 | who reiurned to that city on ] Saturday, afi.r a irl|> through thf varioux ritlrs <.i Florida, in the company ol Clayton B. Robert, well-kno»n t.altor. atate* that the Northern people have the wrong Idea If they think that the real «Tiatr market of the Everglade State has coltapaed. •Things have nlowed up aomewhat In Florida, hut the market la all light and I believe will continue mi. I am told that the real estate offices did even a little larger business during January and February of this year than during the same period of ISIS. "A number of people in the North have attempted to condemn the real estate market of Florida. This is the wrong attitude, as Florida has had a good Influence on our Northern renortn. People are now spending their winters In the Southern State and making their home In Ocean City and the other New Jersey resorts In the «Uu^.er. People a*re now doing away with the maintaining of three hoi..<w and are keeping only their homes In the Northern resorts, where they spend most of the year and In the SoOthern State for the edder months. •The many development* In the vicinity of Ocean City and Atlantic City give ample evidence of the bringing ol Florida Ideas Into Northern real estate. Florida hasn't hurt us in any way and I think It has done some good. •The next three years will see Ocean City develop Into a rather lively city, but it is necessary for the Interest of the people to be kept up if this Is to happen soon. A nuatber of improvements for the city arc planned and If the people continue In their Interest and activity In securing these Improvcmen's. then Ocean City is bound to experience Its greatest season in 1926."

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i aii, May t'ounty leads .ill the counti'-s of the State In the number •«! growing days fur • i op*. The mild climate of the • ounty i' reflected In the repott nl the State Board of Agriculture. which show* this fact t ape May County has fourtorn more growing days than It* neighbor. Atlantic i ounty. Crops In Cape May County can lie planted earlier with safety from froat. The first marketable produce cun be grow n In this county. The county oilers a unique attrnrtton for the farmer, as eighty per cent, of the crops raised In the county are consumed by the resorts. The purest milk in the State come* from Cape May County rows. Is shown by the State Aarlculturrnl authorities. by the report of herd tests. Cape May County has the lowest number ot diseased cow s In the State, both In ratio and In number. Cape May County Is In the latitude at Northern Africa and Southern Italy.

Camden.Trent

Lake IJoptan ng-Newton— go and fair. Newton-Still water - lllsrisi.n

Petition For Bus Line To Beesley s Point

To Ron Moving Picture*

of the \

The junior cl bine High Self-

the Capitol Theatre to tun a moving plciut.- show on Wedmday evening. Match 10. The picture will Ih Miami." featuring Betty Com peon find supported t.v an all-stiii ca*’ A large turn-out

Few Detours For Motorists in New Jersey

Avalon Boulevard Closed For Bridge Construction Causes Longest Detour in State

Roads in Good Condition

Monthly Report of County Health Nurse

^ Jhcs'Ofiroriiy iUre. nurse of the Cape May County toalU- League, makes the following report of health activities for the month of

February:

Cases of tuberculosis under supervision f Deaths from tuberculosis 1

Follow-up sanitarium ca^es C Advisory health visits 25

Consultation and Investigation visits 11

'Bedside- visits . 10 Calls from doctors 2

Hospital and clinic visits. 4 The homes o' patients sent to

sanitariums arc visited regularly and those who have been In close

loach with the patient are treated

as contact cases. They are utged to attend a clinic regularly. Re-

lief is given to these families if

- necessary.

A clinic Is held In Cape May Court House the third Thursday every second month. One Is to be held March 18. This clinic is for everyone but we particularly wish the undernourished child and the child who has been found with physical defects by the medical Inspector In the school. The nurse may be able to help the parents have these defects corrected, as she is in touch with doctors and instltulions where this work can be done and will make arrange-

ments.

Whenever possible the mother is urged to attend the clinic with bee child.

While In most of the twentyone counties there Is no road construction. there ate a few where work started early in the winter has not been completed and whendetours are still In use. In Cape May County toe Avalon Boulevard Is closed tor the construetlon of two bridges between Avalon and Slate Hli.hway Roads 14. The detour consists of concrete and gravel paved roads and Is about twelve miles long. Work on the River road on the north side of the Raritan, in Middlesex, is not yet completed, but traffle Is being maintained. In Monmouth the Elton-Adclpbia road is under construction at Adelphia ant! the detipir Is over local gravel roads. In Morris the only construction still u r '>ed Is on Valley road at Ml -i . In Ringwood Borough. - ic County. Valley road Sloa.suurg road, between Hilltop toad and the State line. Is still under iblrurtlnu. but tratfle is being maintained. The Susscx-Colevillc road, in Sussex County. Is -un- ; finished and the detour over Ubertyvllle road is still in us*-. Newark-Trenton. via New Brunswick. Cranbury Tike and Highlstown— good. Newark-Trenton. via Lincoln , Highway, New Brunswick. Kingston and Princeton—good. Hackt ttstown-Philllp-rimrg. via Washington—good. Somerville-Princeton--good. Newark-Dover. via Caldwell. iPine Brook and Paraippany — good. Ncwark-Pompton Lakes. via Montclair and Mountain View — good. Detour at Pompton Lakes. Pompton Lakes-Fnionville. V.. via Chariottestiurg. Newfoundland. Franklin Furnace. Hamb and Sussex—good. Lakewood-Atlantic City—good all the way. Asbury Park-Trenton. via Free-hold-good. Construction l«tween Fnchold and Jerseyville. Hood | Camden-Atlantic City. via [ White Hon-e Pike—good.

ABOUT YOUR HEALTH

1W V°u ShoOd Know Ik A-Aa /»*» * CsSaa. U I)

S. M. Pontiere Bequert* Permission To Operate Line From Ocean City To

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To Make Four Daily Tripo

The Seashore and Mainland Transports!loa Company Monday l« titioned the City > ommUsloners approve the establishing of a * line from Beesley s Point to

Deal Miss Flo:—A gentbman friend i- In the hospital. Would It tie good form for me to visit him with my mother? t2) May I take him anything? t Thank you. V. C.

eon. and a gentleman give* her his sent, does her eseon thank him, or don- the lady. Thank*.

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Ounce of Prevention Physicians and drugs are indeed inestimable value In irthy efforts to combat disease already on hand; but ihe student of preventive medicine, it sec-ms Be. is capable of doing even greater good. If you happen to know tliut typhoid germs gat into the system with drinking water from a contaminated well, you at once take steps to eradicate the danger before harm Is dor*-. The mosquito that breeds In inr rain-barrel Is a carrier of wane. Remote the cause <>) trouble. A swamp near yoiti hnimeonstant tm-nare and should not Ik- tolerated--drain it. It you e a user of milk. Is- sure that *ur source of supply Is pun- and healthy. Kemeiuli-r that tulK-reit-losls germs may Is- swallowed as as Inhaled It you contemplate moving into a purchased home. *ee that Its walls and flisirs have been trvflried with an unfailing antiseptic: it will cost lime, effon and monttjr. but the outlay is Icai than lor Invalids Many tenement-dwellers us* bedding piuchax.-d at sreonuhnnd ston-t. Then, should Im- a law compelling 'borough fumigabe'ore such goods are un-d Pillows In hotels and sleeping--s should be thoroughly disinfected each morning alter use; ■rely changing of linens i« a misleading meaaure to hide the ■damp spot" left by the trav*-ll-i with a mild ease of infltienxa. It is the business of physician-' and publie health olflcerr to see that everything possible i* don- to ward off disease. To own a good Isvok o.i preventive medicine should lie one of the flm duties of intelligent rltitenship- this rannot help but inininilxe Ihe need of th • physician and—possibly the undertaker.

■ hr petition slated that the company planned to run their busea from Beesley* Pol at over, the Roosevelt Boulevard to Thirty^ fourth Street. Ocean <it}, to Aahutv Avonae. north on Asbury Avenue to Seventh Street, then east on Seventh Street to the Board-

talk.

The company propose* to operate an up-to-date pa) as >t*u eater bus with an approximate seating capacity ot twenty person* It will make at least four trip* dally. The buses would start at Beesley'* Point at ? A. M. and the last return trip would Iwvc Oeean ITty at 5 o’clock In the afternoon. The petition Maud that the company did not plan to pick up passengers In the rlty to be discharged at any point within the city limits. TIk p!o|*ored bus line would serv- a eommmilty nearby Ocean tity that at the present time is without eominunlratioii to the resort except by motor car. During the past year several large real estate developments along the route of the proposed bus line have been placed on the market. The petition was received and lih-d for future action. The petition was made hy Stanley M. l*ontlerc. president of the company

MASTER IH CHANCERY OurksK. Landis. Jr. COUHSELLOR-AT-LAW

Real Batata Law a Specialty Titles Searched and Cleared Mortgage Loans Conveyancing

Office: 102 N. Ludii Aw., SEA ISLE CITY, X. 7.

$1

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SUNDAY

EXCURSION

It wouid be quite cor reel ■it to visit your friend with your mother. You may take him books, magjxinea. flowers, fruit.

etc.

Dear Miss Fin:—When a gentle■an i* walking with a lady, and she speaks to an acquaintance whom hr doe* not know. I* neeessaiy for him to speak ah or just raise hi* hat. (2) If they stop to converse, is It necessary for her to make an Introduction B. M.

Dear M<

‘ However, it is not may be placed on the iabl«lotlr t-ad lorm. The but tried niece roust always remain on the dlnnei pl» ,r

N- Flo:- If a •‘h-

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■Well, don't com* to ait syaipathy. I knew someth!-.. ,. t that would happen to you bti., lag around the house five Bight,

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the

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gentleman, and s»i should her escort. who must also raise hi* hat.

Dear Mb* Flo:- When standing in line to get theatre tickets, should a gentleman offer his place to a lady? M. M.

It is not aeeeasary for him to offer his place In line to the lady. In this Instance. It’s a r» first come first served.

Dear Miss Flo:—When no bread and butter Is served, where should the bread that I* not buttered be placed, on the tablecoth or on the dinner plate? Thank

you. B

MARCH XU9J3

hour it properfy i it » insured agiiiat decay. Decay is jurt nil as 6re. Paint, to serve its leal p — _ —a pleasing dfed n only a oj-faoshrt. Buy your house paint with this thought m mod. then you win think about quality at well as color.

1000.000

SWP

16.1935

Ac dw present time, public iimmrni callt for mors tkaa 20,000 Bwlckt every month. This naoau dae new hstl/ millie. fe dvr hsnadi sf Basic* eaoaere. w4de

rcgacd. The great a taaod, at th* presaat time, speaks • ' ‘ id value astd da-

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Leadership* belongs to Bukk h a narion familiar with many mo*

ha* giveas it to Baidu

The Am* lean public want■ “hi

■t fesrer cost**, wad Baa

TheBetter 3uick

MOTOR SHOP WILDWOOD, N. J. Joseph Scrivam, Proprietor .

Sunday, March 7

PHILADELPHIA

BAILEY MOTOR COMPANY 9th St. aiu? Boardwalk Ocean City, N. J.

I nt) Stn regular train - . J.lg A. J|. < onnecting with Special Train at Sra Isle Junction Itelarning, leave*, rhila. market St. Mharf) . 7J8 I*. M. HAI.E OF TK liFTS TWO HWS I’KM l.|i|>f, FX( CRNION

Pennsylvania Railroad THE STIMIAKII RAII.KOtll OF THL WORLD

The New in Furniture!

An Advance Showing of Style* Featured at Recent Markets

Many Dogs Afflicted With Strange Disease

A strange disease ha* causqd a great decrease in the canines of Ocean (Tty. The police were called , upon to put eight dugs out of miser)- during the past week. One " of the signs of tin- diM-aie Is a " strong odor from the dog. It was reported that d.ig ap. J parent!)- afflicted with tb. disease l attempted to attack Mr* Allan ; Smith, of Eleventh Stieel and Ba> ' Avenue.

Every home-maker, with a keen desire to have her home as interesting and attractive as it shonld be. will welcome this opportunity to see what’s new in furniture Onr purchases are arranged this week in special display. We invite your early inspection

Leaning toward the Spanish and Italian influences characteriirs period pines and suites Richly blended finishes, some quite decorative, emphasire new heantie* i n walnut. Hand-

somely carved mahogany frames are leading trend in <

1-stuffed patterns.

A swift kick, administer Jttrt the tight lime. I* lr«-q a more brotherly act thar a the sb-Mildcr.

MATTHEW J. RYAN

COMMISSION MERCHANT Planter. Wholesale Dealer and Shipper of MAURICE RIVER COVE OYSTERS

BALT OV8TERS. CLAMS SNAPPERa, CRABS Both Phono,

ONE OF THE GREAT PLEASURES OF THE WELL FURNISHED HOME IS THE SATISFACTION OF KNOWING THAT AFTER A HARD DAI’S WORK THERE IS REST AND COMFORT.

IN THE STOCK PURCHASED IS A w By*- , FULL LINE OF ^ l 1JVING ROOM. ADINIHG ROOM AND BEDROOM FURN1 TUBE MARKED AT ATTRACTIVE V 4 PRICES

has in it the staying, weather-reaiatiaf RreowlMn $at give a house protection. It haa wontkrfd anmring power, it holds it* color and it evertaati&gly atiaEato its job. It is real insuraace. It insures protection from the elemenu: it insures \-alue in your property; it tneurm

beauty and distinction.

There is a special Shetwin-Willianm ptodoct for awsty surface around the home -Nlar-not for floora. Rat-Tooe for walla. Porch and Deck Paint for outside fa©re, etc. Tell us what you want to paint and we mil sail yon th*

best for your purpose.

.1 Shebwin -Williams %. Paints £■ Varnishes ftp)

J. P. COLLINS CO.

SOUTH SEAVILLE, N. J.

BrUt tt-R-U Keyetaasi A-t

Reliable Trucking Service

To and from FiaUdcIphU: we call for tba goods and delire

* your door at r com very little more 1 haa ordiaanl; A be charged foe freight alone. Special rate* daring Vlatr

Furniture l

SEASIDE TRUCKING COMPANY OFFICE: FRITZ AMD PLEASURE AVENUE. SEA OLS COT Bell Phone (4 Keystone Phone M-I

at Wiidwood-By- The-Sea T3he Beecher Kay Realty Co. Real Estate - Mortgages - Insurance

Behind Each Board

MILLVILLE. N. J. PHONE 320 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY. EVERYTHING THAT HAKES HOME HOME

There is an interesting tale behind each board in each pile of lumber we have. The best thing about our lumber is that it’s good — and we have plenty of it for all purposes and can give a satisfying service.

II. S. FOX LUMBER (0.

OPPOSITE READING STATION South Jersey’t Lowest Priced Lumber Everybody Say* It! Sales Prove It! TUCKAHOE -roxHAsn- n EW JERSEY Bell Phone. Tuckahoe 2801-R-13

Riley Realty Co.

5 North Landis Ave. Sea Isle City, N. J.

Here is the place and now is the I list your properties for sale. We have of clients who will soon be in this vkin the earlier you act the quicker you v results in disposing of your holdings. A large list of choice properties for now tn our hands, so if you want a profitable turnover on your capital, con early.

Main Office: RILEY REALTY CC )lh & West Sts. Ocean City, f 1 Local Office: 5 North Landis Ave. Sea Isle I J \v MacMURRAY Bell Phone ?g * Watch Us Grow—Nuf Ced

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