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climbed Into . window to get on * bur " ln K building, at 0«m. City on Tuesday evening, the *laa» from the broken winSS.TS"' flndhff W,Ul tb * ,08S °f blood. Godfrey was taken to the emerrency hospital in the City Hall and the injured member was cared for by City Physician Dar by. Four atitchea were required. ^oun* Godfrey went to the Are as a apectator. > at quickly Bo! into action when he arrived at the acene. He la the son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Godfrey, of Strathmere.

CASE MAT CetJMTT TIKES. TEBSK*. 8CT0EEE 11,1987.

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Ocean Gty Fire

(Continued from Page One) loom Shulli. 8S- year-old unclj of Mr* Minnie Sultan, was removed from the apartment over the McK>rlyn Theatre to the Preatoo home at Third Street and Atlantic Avenue, while the Are * a* at iu helghth. Mrs. Sultan who control* destinies of the Moorlyr. Theatre. wa» grateiul for the aid which wa* ottered to her

during the blue.

You can be too careful. Mrs. U Jatner locked her car when •he parked it In the Boardwalk Gwmge. This »a» the first car that Ixniiae Vence. epiployee attempted to save but was unable to move. It was destroyed. W. W. Kirk's truck was to be •lid at a Constable's Sale Wed newiay. It made its last explosion on Tuesday night at the Board-

injured ••Jk Garage.

* u!^* l ’ rr * t , Rumor* had It that Ed Sutton Su Isle City > ■ nl<i ‘h*' Sb* 1100 Baths five boure

t>.fore the Are brake out. An

(Veen Citr I "Tument arose on the Boardwalk by maoke ' during the Ore whelh. r or not Atlantic City ,be bu ^ r * ould * et bis deposit * and burned i back. Postmuter Sutton setUed ly lone eye- * tb# argument the next morning

when he declared: "I have to

Atlantic City. denjr the "““or with regret."

Fire Injuries

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Even the piling under Boardwalk between Ninth and Tenth Street was burned to the ground Not an evidence was left of this aeeUon of the promenade.

the physicians who responded. Dr. Cryder bu many friends in the resort. A number of yesrs ago he was assistant to Dr.

Herschel Pettit

Burke & Nesbitt To Open New Store On Saturday, October 1 5— To Ee Gala Affair

Three buildings which did much to check the blase was lb* stucco and asbestos shingle showroom of Dodge Brothers, the as> bestos shingled Bryant apartment next to the Norm a note on Ocean Avenue, and the brick residence of Mayor Champion on

Wesley Avenue.

Burke and Nesbitt, formerly Burke Furniture Company, will open their new store at Wild-., wood. Saturday. October IE. 11 Their opening will be a gala JI affair, and will add another page ‘ I to the history of one of the most progressive stores in Cape Msy;

County.

■nicy started their business a small store on Oak Avenue less than two years ago. In lesa than six months their business In-! creased so rapidly that they were compelled to seek a spacious | warehouse, which they now have

-—on Schellinger Avenue. In an-

•***“•**; other six months business grew The Hippodrome pier was de- in such proportions that they strayed in about the same time were forced to move into a larger that It requires for two rides on j store, at Wildwood and Atlantic | the merry-go-round formerly lo- Avenues, occupying the first floor, cated there. Any youngster will I In Just eight months later they t-’ll you that's not long. went to the owner of the bulld-

| Ing. Heibert Rice, and told him

John Dennis did not escape they must have more room that! unscratched. He was struck on they had already out-grown thilrj the cheek with a notxle of a store Just live weeks ago the! hose while fighting the blase on j contract was awarded to rebuild the robf of the Central Avenue'the store, and In addition they "’cbool. j took over the two upper floors, | which gives them the largest

The saddest word. "J did not; store In Cape May County,

renew my Insurance." | There will be an abundance of, : souvenirs, and several prizes will'

j be awarded to lucky ones among!

Wildwood Nto Bn^dcorf.!

pram from Station WPG Thu re- between the hour* ill day evening of last week. Mr.jp m of 7 and 11 j Mallott is the only soloist of thisj ' ‘ kind In South Jersey and has) Too many people would sooner I entertained a number of audl- borrow trouble than psr back the I encea at recent affairs. money they owe.

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a Grange l Page One) HE. exhibit at rn to i «i*e

Vocational |Piriff~~ a ' Short talk In JWtbe Pomona exniblt ' ", Lecturer. r<yid Mercar County -ated the idee of grange exhibit. n, the Cape May ftmona Orange for the to! display they made at F^r. Tb' Pomona • Kfce. gVras.great er, Jt to the . (t 'v oextionai iearhers and ’ for the splendi,. i

did in

S. Barnbapdt. who U j Extension : Hit of County 1 Mr. Barn hard! !

"Doc" Ruhl. Boardwalk druggist. drove from Pottstown, Pc., to Ocean City in slightly more than three hours. No arguments were heard at the emergency hospital In regard to the merits of prohibition. The first thing the M. D.'e shoved under the nose of an exhausted or Injured fireman as they were brought in was a shot of liquor. It is a good thing that this fact wasn't generally known or many, of the spectators might have col-

lapsed.

A high truck was kept busy hauling gasoline and oil to the various apparatus in the reeort. A number of garden hoses were resurrected from their winter quartern and used to sprinkle fiomes. It helped in preventing the blaze from spreading. Several roal.s on Anbury Avemu- between Eighth and. Ninth Street caught fire but were extinguished before serious damage resulted. In the midst of the fire some reader who was acquainted with this reporter rushed up to yours truly and said, “thank firi company for saving my house.”' We forgot the name of the par- 1 tlcular company, but we will; thank them all. sincerely. i If as many spectators are at-^ traded by the Hallowe'en carnl- j vat as the fire It will be a whopping success. When the gasoline tanks in the rear of the Haines home exploded somebody declared It was a gas main. The spectators moved withouf the encourage-, ment of the traffic officers. Harry Oonver assisted Dr.' Florence Haines and Lane Haines iu saving equipment valued at set era! thousand dollars. He was struck In the mouih with a flying spark which left a burn resembling a giant fever blister. Many valuable.-, which cannot be replaced were lost when the Haines home was destroyed. Dt. Haines and his wife had gathered many antiques and curios. An ancient and valuable grandfather's clock was among them.

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A. ROSENFELD WOODBINE, N. J.

is no respecter of persons or places. It swoops down when it is least expected and levels properties that often represent the savings of a life-time - - or several life-times. Its menace is forever present, seeking what it may devour. No person’s property is safe, no matter where located. It Was Ocean City on Tuesday In this great resort, within two hours, property valued at $2,000,000 was reduced to smoldering ruins. The loss of this property probably was covered by insurance, placed in a large number of different companies of great financial strength individually and collectively. The insurance adjusters were on the ground within twenty-four hours after the first alarm was sounded, and settlements will be quickly made to those owners who were foresighted enough to have ample protection against the unseen red menace, which is ev r present everywhere. From the mass of charred ruins will rise better and larger buildings, and a better and safer Ocean City - - largely paid for by the insurance companies. But It May Be YOU Tomorrow and, if it is, what will the story be? Do you carry insurance which will enable you to calmly regard the work of the all-consuming devourer? Will you have the shield of a Fire Insurance Policy of sufficient size to guarantee you full restitution for the damage sustained? If the answer is not YES to each of the above thoughts, call me AT ONCE and let me place a policy that will really PROTECT you. Now is the time - - tomorrow might be a day of vain regrets if you do not follow that impulse AT ONCE. Through many years of specializing exclusively in insurance, I have established an unbroken record of having compensated hundreds of policy holders for losses, great and small. Let me serve YOU.

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