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Wildwood Real Estate Owners Get Hit Again Th.

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How To Stop It l» Puzzle

CATE MAY COUHTY TIMES FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1927.

1 **n Ausus! SS {os- a aptna! r**n-! f t.ilon rant*-') from lojur-^* h«- , rl I t»er 1 i.^l while nuplorea In the jj , •- «*f ‘.he Rea'linc Qallreaaif Mu y-rtit a .'-as mo. He u. reported -ertio^R A « Thoma, U- Uam ’ Ma.it;re Gand; on Sun- will

Mi* and hei

:of Tour

M - J.Tfiie Taylor and datuth enirrtalnlnr hl» .-iurr. Mr* rai- >. tjura -lid Nelly, and Mr- i Pletee. of Baltimore M Harru «alle-l «n h.-r aun- Milt-.n Deputy, alfeand dauah Siu»in Htrkman Tumday af ter Kd.th rtf Philadelphia, .ailed

<*n hi- aum. Mi* Hairy Short, on

Sunday. baseball

daughter. Merle. Mr«. Sper.ee and I'rank B. Little, e.f Bordentown ar'- at the hoQMvIead for a ahor:

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• Wedaeeday Cap- May Oty b.-twi '-other- ;an! •win House the ■ Doper are’ s; B* ile Th-

Mr and Mrs. Karl Holllninwad. slth ;he!r little non and Mi» . I^-ona Hitrhner. ‘pent Sunday :he aatne at •ith hi* parent* hrir.

that city Quite a number of the member*

•f the M E. t'hureh here dre>-.-n«er to F'.sbinx Creek Sunday

evening nod enjoyed a w. Il-de-1 State Sunday « llrer.-^ eeimon by their former. Mr*. Wllmort u* paetot. Be. William Bradehan. try Short ar.l ^ M Hltrhn. r and famllj ! found that the f ‘ spent the at-k-rnd with relatDn. j ahrouded Cape v

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mg K orann ne« • ■-iiti.i, ■ .H-a'-.-n»hs«'i Oyerrro* mnc in many | “’eln Car’- ha- produced a nee stall jMilrrm of affair* puuliac th* minds otl w «H«r th* i«nl estate agent a* well It j mood hfeyae Ia»I eeae.ii. *■.. i. the <offue|H:n.for abort term p»iw>d» stanied | B'tJth* -eamhore :ew, r i* and ha. - ly «if mad. *urh at rads* during the pra**nt aanaon that the ptoi.leiii : «l ho* to rombat II l. petpleginc 1

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thapirin Chuwh.

and Mr*. Edward Biggin t;A*e return. .• borne, after - ■<! ng a f^w days at Brllord vtstung tr.end* M — Klliab. I b lyrck* or—I. Ii ‘-eklyn. i* spiuding -o».th Ml** Anna Blar-kman M: and Mr* Paul Bllsra; i

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- «orey. taking p-«v - *-ion • i oea home in We-t M* t Avenue We*- Wilde-.-• tntne-d. there being about

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thto saw. m What l. to be done nhnu' It* is the gueatiott today Oserrrmdlng must be stnpgx-t It ntll be neeeaaary for p- perty owner* to get together th. rom in* wloter -.aonths to determine a workable plan Ruin and r»guIktlotie i ontrolling a new s’ate of nflhir* for th- average aeek-end at and one or two sreeka' ream a thw- are eery important matter. Mb) To le*«en the burden of ^P* ’ — tor the short term v* okUontst. means added ecpen.-. and aaB»yanre to the owner, mating I'ales* he devises a plan tn rule It out. be |» a h.avy loan In th» long run. Head on and rear-end roHlaior.bataxen motof car* are of dally •amrenre here, at the busy ir. mraecnnn I.f Maple, pine and:, QDnwood A'enu** rroaslng H Ijr Bearh at the railtoad in rithei , ■bvctten Por .i.'«' part, dan, age. have been alight and no In Jurlee to traveiera reported Thaaaddent. happen often becau*. ‘ of mlaunderetandlng of signat* i fmm ih* driver# of the reapedlv• car* It rasane that err anwth.r: aaaaon •ignal .taiton* will be a- : MBaary herr If not at all rorne: along H.dly Bearh A*eau>. tab lag is thorn s'raet« ib.—i ft. • aasntly Used Since the hard sui faeji,. .'1 Kew York Avenue Mapl- Avenue and all avenu* ■ ah' ■ ha * e Men a Mmn to mtori*'- ffixting their way t« th. .

'i-rti. Philade-lphls

nuislr Rug. _ • in the large omn- : land recently '!'•« and dining room Mr* Prer. j... •: J‘ y uing peop'r tertalnlng Mr . eon of the •ommodl- Sigler and • *: I

p -t h a he: they: N'or mar. and V •*t .- (n at .-ornpanl- and aon. Paui i-.-'ral r.msie ' Chari-. |i, ke. ha t been baked . • Mted hi. «*'••* and formed the i tnornlhg

»'• - art (on upon thei Rolan! h .

■ t*ly spr-ad table* at-1 Creak.

refre^meat

Mrs Robert

have moved Into the hou *"'*» occupied by Mr

Cornell Broun

Mr and Mrs Levy sharp ll-;s|ervi||e. attended 'h Sunday evening aervlr- at • M E. Church, where M Shari* filled Dblpit. as Rev. William Moore and family ha.- b-en on

their vacation

Mr. and Mr* » - R. y j r . and children. }•■ and Mar*, dan were In lei ..rt a-, i Mary

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lan ep. IMaaai

Mr. Ear) p Charles and ivn.ee O Ran Rivet dale N ]

of Dividing •r. reeen'ly William Perry o days at the

■ with relative.

tunty.

and Mr- Albert Hand Th* party enjoyed aj through Cap* May ;

Green Creek

an.- Mr <h-o. Barfed 1. *,,d

who hav>

Mrs Prank Shaw, of vi.l _

\ pao..-t s. lay with MM '. b~. rHornedt [*•* n Maurice <i«ndy. :the( r il-idgeion ..time,

le-uiae and HtuaiT Blark. who been Visiting Mr eod Mr* ’

La. roia for -veral weeks. d *U

• ned th.:. home In < haries Holmas. wf Cogrt Hou .tadelph:v •** ®cfe Thursday evening ar V! ^ Eva Taylor New Y -rk , ‘ r * « rt P I>-

been the guest of Mr*

erly has

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Birthday party Cet-bra'ii,* ■ he -lev-alh anni ! bprolh. Teres-y .rf M!** Ruth Morrt.. her ! vender ■Rpdnii Ihrt Mr. Ague. Cor. K. ■ or*' arranged plane for a nt‘- : will be party A anyahat <tf frten-1* and ' Admrsa iiaymate. gathered In Hulk e rents ham. 111 Wsat Qlenwood Av. M nua. Wednesday evealna. Augu.’ • eh IT. a hen a raund of .Jollw game*. So.,dav da Being and -p-cialrv U i MUHbe-v. pM.ffered b» a f'* :■

Foster home, iireen *n|d to a tab

it, VV .illwood. They ar» r

. T* 1 '!* Mxnr of our tOWn-fwopi. . . I?’ . >p : * th. ctrena ai Wild*—:

K.- i.r S’*. • hap Thursday

°. r“ -1 ^' h «' Bulrher. of Rio Of;:r •nle to hold . barn „„ hrr , „„ 1^.1, Thl! . pool’- . I!..:: Ml and Mr. Kdwstd It r I . on fiat01 .My S<p. ,,<1 -ateriaia* d a Party a: • o.b,k P M rrtm. P. ■ nsyleanU „ve, rveutng nil- affair Tn- -day They dl-.pt* .•

"t* 1 . » r - not iM-Ing able ti> g. . fff'y h.h.ng trip W-.ta.-tay high winds ma-- tht bay 1 t" i Mrs John Abbott rough.

* ”f Pairvtew sper.r Arthur Ably. * h- has h1 M> and M:- Enoch p* th* aur.. 4- • w, Duke. Woe *»pera‘ —d Tuesday ewaatng

1927 Hudson Brougham Six good cars, upholstery and paint like new. Bumpers, front and back, trunk, stop lights, step plates, motor meter, windshield wiper. Originally owned by John Madelry. $1075.00 l.ate 1926 Peerless 5-passenger Sedan Equipped with bumpers, front and fvack. motor meter, windshield wiper, upholstery and paint like new. Originally owned by Harry Townsend. Will sell for less than half its original cost. Gsll and see this car to appreciate it.

1926 Studehaker Coach Mr-i hanically perfect, good upholstery and good paint, five tires like new. $750.00

Essex 1926 Fully equipped, mechanically perfect and all good tires—$450.00. Nash Special Six Sedan Five good tires, step plates, upholstery and paint, mechanically perfect; bumpers. front and rear—$850.00. Hudson Coach. 1926 Model Newly painted, four new Micheiin balloon tires, mechanically perfect, bumpers front and rear, extra tire, step plates and trunk—$650.00

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Of a gun

1927 Packard 5-passenger Touring tWinally owned by Frank Wheaton. A Packard slight 1\ used at a medium car price.

Packard Sedan Newly painted, mechanically perfect, bumpers front and !>ack. step plaies. a good car for $500.00

Ford Two-door Coach. 1926 Newly painted and good upholstery for $300.00.

1925 Essex Coach Guaranteed in good running order newly painted—$275.00. Ford Race About Plenty speed, disc wheels, all good tire, $150.00 Studebaker Sedan Good rubber, good running order $125.00

Studebaker Duplex, 1925 A lot of car for the money Must I* seen to be appreciated. Dodge Touring Good bumpers, front and back, newly painted. In good running condition. $200.00

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1928 Special Six Nash Sedan Completely Fx uipprd FIRST PRIZE

CHEVROLET COACH FACTORY EQUIPPED SECOND PRIZE

Bought From and On Lhaplay By

COMMERCIAL GARAGE, Inc.

ABE KONOWITCH, Pre.

SH-Hengrr and Atlantic Avenue*

WILDWOOD, N. J

Bought From And On Duplay By PORT NORRIS GARAGE Earl H. Brown, Prop. PORT NO RRIS. N. J