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Lcwer Townthip Wildwood Strand Realty Co. to lAma^Mrtxger. Lot* 17 and 18. Mock to R. ^N. Funk. Lnt ii. mi J*sr “ “■ JPK " i Jr Cape May City City of Cape May City to E. H. ,mith. Quit claim* .11 Hght In land m N U side laxfajette St E H. Smith, et ux.. to Guy E. Rll«y. Same a* above. George D Mill*. Jr., et ux.. to Stanley C. scbi-tlengrr *2.400. Lot* 11 and 12. Emlen I*l.y»ick Plan. Nelson Grave*, et ux., to George

Swain ton and Clermont charges. ] and a former pastor here, will Pll I the pulpit of the M. E. Church hero. Sunday morning a id ad-1 minister the Sacrament of the lord's Supper. A good attend-

ance .! desired.

'Alfred Cresse Is spending this week with his staler. Mrs. Elite Ably, at Haddonfleld. ■ Mr. and Mr*. Horace Hess and baby. Sara Ruth, spent the week end with their parents, in Mill-

ville.

Mr. and Mrs. William North ‘pern several days the past week In Ocean City. Vineland and El-

mer.

Mrs. Laura Logan is with relatives in Camden for a week. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Stewards of the M. E. Church was held at the parsonage. Monday evening. Frank Hand, was removed to the Millville Hospital Friday night and an oik-ration performed at once. He Is still very sick. Mrs. John Mathis is very sick at her home.

Religious Rallies

A scries of Religious Rallies will bo heH at the Sea Isle City M. E. Church Sundays. November IS and 20. and Thursday. Novem-

ber 17.

Dr. H. L. Burkett. Conference Evangelist, will speak at both ■ervlces each Sunday and also at the evening sendee on the 17th. He will be assisted in the s.*rvlces by Rev. Harry F. von Uffel, pastor of tlie curch. Dr. Burkett ^ is In groat demand as a speaker I and singer and large congrogation:' are expected. Methodism will not be stressed at the meeting. A week of visitation will bo observed in connection with the ral-

lies.

gunners as well as others tc careful and extinguish _ matches, cigars, and cigarettes , pefore throwing them away in , the forests or fields. He reminds jail to use cars in the burning of ■ brush and io secure 8 permit without cost from the local war-

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A list of local wardens follows; . Lower Township. James Hawn. I Erma: Middle Township. Edwin Fisher. Green Creek. Richard Lloyd. Dias Creek; John Rose. Court House; Edgar Endlcott. Burleigh: Edward Post. Swainton; James Chamber.-. Goshen; Dennis Township; Lewis Edwards. South Dennis: William Toiler. So. Seaville; Upper Township. Ambrose Corson. Palermo.

Green Creek

The Junior League of the M. E. Church will have charge of the evening service on Sunday. Everybody welcome. Harold Barber is having a cellar dug and an addition built to his house. clarence Selover is building a bungalow on his property. Mr*. Sara Eld red re is having an addition built to her home. The fourth quarterly conference of the M. E. Church was held on Thursday afternoon. Dr. Joseph Itulp presiding. The regular business routine was followed and the reports showed a very good slate, with an Increase both here and Rio Grande. The Rev. J. O. B. Corliss, of

Woodbine Notes

Several local football warriors witnessed the Harvard game Saturday at the Penn Stadium In the Quaker City. Alexander Mendelsohn, of the Philadelphia Daily News, will remain here with his parents for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spector. of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'Samuel Ebry. The townspeople are pleased with the progress made In this city through the splendid work of the Community Center project. Dr. and Mrs. Abram Flensteln. of Philadelphia, were visitors here last week. The new Catholic Church, which is under construction. Is nearing completion. It will be a handsome building. Mr*. Lipman. wife e' the late Jacob Lipman. one of Woodbine's first pioneers. Is visiting for a short time. Rabbi Solomon Talchqp. of the Aquad&s Lochrum Synagogue, was a recent guest of Daniel Sussman. The American Legion Post. No. 239. of Tuckahoc. Palermo and Woodbine, will give a motion picture show on Friday. November 11. in the Capitol Theatre. Harry Peav. a Camden checker champ, will vie for local checker laurel, when he meets Michael Goodman. Woodbine's expert.

John A. Ackley & Son Auctioneers Since 1884 Can sell your real estate n personal property and get the highest market price. General sales at our •'Mart,'’ Vineland. N. J., every Saturday at 1.30 P. M. od Office—Magnolia Avenue and Boardwalk Vineland Office—427 Landis Avenue

Asbestoline Prenerve Your Roof Will adhere to wet or dry surfaces and is guaranteed not to crack, chip or peel. Carries a TEH YEAE GUARANTEE. It will cost little to have your roof water-proofed. WILLIAM H. SMITH 236 E. SPENCER AVENUE WILDWOOD, H. J.

FRANK W. EBELHARE Hardware. Housefurnlsblnss and Boat Supplies Plumbing, Heating and She- Metal Work Mechanic St.. Cape May Court kutue—Phone 110 )th St and Third Ave., Stone Harbor, H. J.—Phone 6( “EBELHARE HAS IT"

Psrs.',.

» FOND) BALANCE SWEETS-tS®

IS YOUR HOME s and ITS CONTENTS Covered with INSURANCE against Fire Theft Windstorm You cannot safely postpone consideration of this important matter. At your service on a!l insurance problems is Maurice M. Sofroney Landis Avenue at West Jersey SEA ISLE CITY. N. J. Insurance of All Kinds Day or Evening Phone Bell 2

Fires Keep Warden Busy

Fire Warden Ludlani Warns Gunners

Section Firewarden Allison Ludlam. of Swainton and Clermont. was called out last Saturday a week ago to extinguish a foreel fire a quarter mile north Of Goshen Station on the Reading BaiLoxd nnd again the following Sunday afternoon to combat a forest fire in the County House woods on the West side of the Shore Road. Bui for the prompt action of the public In informing Warden Ludlam of the fire* and their co-operation in helping extinguish them, they would probably have burned a much larger area as they were fanned by a Stiff northeigtt wind. Through promptness the fires were kept -mail, one burning one acre, the other two acre* of forest. These were the first fires In Section One of Cape May County la two months The fire at Gonhen was caused by a spark from a locomotive. The origin of the one at the County House woods was unknown, but supposedly started through the oarelessne.-f of a smoker. Section Firewarden Ludlam calls attention to the approaching ■ fall fire season and requests all

The Battery Bargain Hunter

"In the battery business we find bargain hunters Just the same as In any other merchandtaing business." say* Sheppard. loeal Willard Battery dealer. "Few stop to consider the cause for the low prices, but see prices only.” The result is they are continually having trouble and the upkeep of their bargain soon eats up the difference in price. ' A battery to an automobile is just as important as pasteurized milk for a baby. Would you spare any expense in getting the best of milk obtainable? Of course not—It means the life of the child and builds up strength .or later life. Money spent at the start in both of these cases, is a careful investment and the cost of maintaining will be less later

Manufacturers of quality itorage batteries realize this mistaken feeling but refuse to sacrifice quality for price. Thfy are. however, able to offer. because of volume business. a better line of batteries at lower prices than ever before in their history—batteries In which low price is combined with quality.

Sheppard Battery Service 911 Asbury Ave., Ocean City

None Of Us Expect To Die Today or Tomorrow But Every Day Thousands Do What cf your family’s future if you should be one of those who will pass on tomorrow? Assure them comfort by carrying adequate insurance.

Samuel Schellenger Keystone Phone: 2II-A Cape May, N. J.

; Autos Collide At Rio Grande

On their way homi> from Wildwood Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gullberg's automobile was struck by an Auburn Eishi at the road Intersection at Rio Grande, near Robbins' Gas Station. The Auburn, traveling easl failed to r,.ake the turn in tlm>. Mr. Guliberg attempted ;o avoid a collision by driving Into a field, but was not quick enough, and bis car. a Ford truck, was badly damaged. Mr*. Guliberg suffered some bruiser* and a nervous shock. There “have been a numb-.r of

E. R. COTTON Civil Engineer Bonded Surveyor 619 Axbury Ave., Ocean City Phone: 22T-W

MODERN (COVERING' Decorative mark* of respect lie upon resting places of the dead. Now, you living, let me decorate your rest rooms. Choice Wall Paper, attractive prices and work that's guaranteed. AMASA W. YOUNG Petersburg, N. J.

MASTER IN CHANCERY Charles K. Landis, [r. C0UHSELL0R-AT-LAW Beal Estate Law n Specialty Titles Searched and Cleared Mortgage Loan* Conveyancing Office: 102 N. Landis Ave. SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

(lies Conan, Bb. jobs B. Tovsscad. ■ D. Office Hour* Office Hours “ 11A.fi. ■ to 10 A. M. S P. M. 2 to 3 P. M. 7 to I P. M. «*4 WESIEV AVE.. Obi as city. N. J. Bell Phone (I

Dr. Ch&s. A. Furey OBTEOPATH 224 C. Wildwood Ave.. Wlldweod 680 Washington St.. Cape May 1200 Packard Bldg.. Philadelphia

accidents at that particular corner. because there ta not sufficient warning to strangers that it is the end of the road.

On IVindableld Cleaning The easiest and beat way to clean a windshield 1* to wipe it off with a wet chamois and then rub it dry with a clean cloth. A llttl: kerosene In the water will help if the glass is very dirtv This method of cleaning glass is to be recommended for cloyed cars as it does not scratch. —Keystone Motorist.'

Di. A. J. FtWUtd Dr. Ux I. Fricdlind WOODBINE* N. J.

Keystone Phone. 13-T Dr. Joseph Levenson DENTIST Adams Ave.. Woodbine. N. J. Otace hours: Dally 3 A. M. to 6 P. M Sunday 10 A. M. to 6 P M . Evening by appointment No office hours on Saturday

DR. H. C- MANCINO Wool worth Bu/ld*ng? r Wildwood Dally Hours except Sunday 10-12 2-* 7-8 Bell: tf-J Keystone: 2SS-A "Dr. Spear”* Painter* System of Spinal Adjuatir-nt*'' used at this Office

HOTEL SEVILLE MAPLE AND OCEAN AVENUES WILDWOOD. N. J. Open All Year Steam Heat Neweat Hotel In Town Catering To Commercial Trade

DR. S. M. SINGER SURGEON-DENTIST [ 1611 E. Moyamensing Ave. PHILADELPHIA. PA.

WOODBINE. N. J. for the practice of Dentistry.

RISLEY’S Auto Laundry Cars Washed and Vacuum Cleaned While You Walt 3609 Holly Beach Avenue WILDWOOD. N. J.

GEORGE R. GREIS

SOT anc M ucaan >.lty Tula j and Trutt Building ' OCEAN CITY. N. J. Phone: 791

ADDIS DANCE STUDIOS Children and a”'ult classes. In all type* of dancing. Private lessons by appointment. Write or phone. 233 W. Pine Ave., Wildwood, H. I. E. ELINOR ADDIS. Instructress

G. F. Allsteel Office Furniture TUSHINGHAM’S

WILL WOOD. n. a. ; • NEKAT, OFFI'ICE SUPPLIES*

H. RICKERS,

Upholsterer

Hair Mattret.se* Renewed II Urd SL Se» Die nrtbuaUs Furnished

SR. j lowed j ale City | bed I

For Better Eyesight SEE J. B. BARKER. O. D. ] OPTOMETRIST Title and Trait Building Eighth and Asbury Are. OCEAN CITY. N. J.

C. W. Way, M. D. 415 South Land!* Ave. Sea lal* City. N. J. Office Boors: J 1 to ^ £ m! T to 3 P. Jt

Hour*; 3 to 12 Phono 234 da:ir for appointment except Sunday WILLITS P. HAINES. M D. DISEASES OF THE EYB Cor W* ty Aoo. and 9th StOCEAN CITY

JULIUS WAY. M. D.

ROMNEY PLACE CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J ONIca Day* at Court Heuae—Mon day Wednesday and Friday. Othe day* by appolntmant.

Dr. H. W. BUisdell Eye Sight Speclallat

Danahey^Stsrt.jilT^Landle Ave.

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

Reliable Trucking Service To and from Philadelphia; we call for the goods and deliver them to your door at a cost very little mrre than ordinarily would be charged for freight alone. Special >aius during winter months. Furniture moved with oare; local aerrioe alio offered. SEASIDE TRUC. T NG COMPANY OFFICE: FRITZ AND PLEA 'VENUE, SEA ISLE CITY Bell Phone 84 Keystone Phone 13-D

"Quickest and Best Bond Service la Cape May County* Irving Fitch Real Estate - - Insurance

211 s. LANDIS AVE. Bell Phones 31

SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. Keystones 63UD

Many of Cape May County’s Finest Buildings (Public and Private) Lynn H. Boyer ARCHITECT 3300 Pacific Ave., Wildwood, N. J. ndlviduaiUy

Charles E. Foster FUNERAL DIRECTOR South Seaville New Jersey . Bell Telephone: Sea Die CT / S5-R-4

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Court House Marble Yard; MONUMENTS AND MEMORIAL STONES EXPERIENCED MARBLE CUTTLRS

WM. a POWELL

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE. N. J. Mr to late Wm. F. Daniels Btdi Phote fk-B-8 I