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THE REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS |y»Borough of Woodbine Abraham Ba*a <-t ux to ilyuuui Base. $600. Ixita 1, am] 3, block 7, section B. Borough of North Wildwood Henry IL-Ottena to Win. A. Mooney. <1050. Lots 10 aitfi 14 block 174; lot 4, block 175. Win. H. Pavitt et ux to Florence A. Winter. $1200. Half of lot 2u8. block 222. City of Wildwood Mary E. Still et al to James R. PowdL Lot 21. Block 44. John A. Acklt-y ct ux to Ralph D. Richman. l-«t 20 anil half of lot 28. block 47. Philip P. Baker «t ux et *1 to Michael J. Slian ahan. Lot 10, block (SO. Caroline 1-avertv to Edwin Johnson, Sr. Ixit 1, block 139. Borough of Wildwood Crest Jaa. H. Spuraucc ct ux to (°hri*tiaii Weiss. Lot 25. block 57. W. Crest Imp. Co. to John Biukin, Jr. Lots 34 and 3d, 0-A. Cape May City Albert A. 9hur. !j . : ux to Einun. B. Gallalu-r. Lot o" W. side of Washington street, adjoining land* of Emma B. (iallabcr et vir to Mary R. Church. Same as above. J. Clarence Gallahcr et ux to Isaac Smith. Lot 1. lots of Isaac F. ltotan. Isaac II. Smith to Emma B. Gallahcr. Same .as above. City of Cape May to Samuel B. McCabe. $12(1.23. Land at 8(11 to 805 CoC. M. Real K»t. Co. to Albert L. «• Mamaiix. Lot 2083. plan A. Arabella Rogers et al to Kesiah E. Brown. $313. lait 100x20 fwt on Corgie street _ 13(1 *i*t from Jeffi-rson *t. See -Won by Wireless," at the Auditorium to-night i Saturday I. Given for benefit of West Cape Ma hapol. Reserved M.at* on sab' at Hewitt and York's Central Pharmacy. Plunge^^^B h the t^t sts It Is a rrcai nlm | ^.Glenn's [Sulphur Soap L The belle* o! fuhioc at our famous mom J BSC U as a protection trots triad, sua ^A , sad i crcci Liter. Sale, pleaaaal sad ; acre eficicni than ——if M Sdd br drunUu. M BURLINGTON COUNTY'S ATTRACTION While it is under Uie name of the Biwjitigtou County Fair Association and the {aeople of that county naturally feel an int. n«t in the annual exhibition i gjvvn b- 1 1 "- \s-V>eia»>on, < ■ t that interest r* not online., tq (bat locality entirely as tishur* cyme iruat all aec- l tioni of the country to enjoy the enter- i

sitaiiuuent provided for tlicm. Tlie management appreciate this and do all in their power to please those who P imtronin- the Fair. The event of 1914 J will be ull that can be asked and the program for tlie four days will be varied and of the highest quality. The first thing lo take ipto consider7; ation is the date. This year the Fair will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October 0, 7? Si, r. anil 9. and there will be crowded into 1, that short space more amusement and entertainment for tin- patron, than can t. 1m- spread out Just now. There are a few : k items that may be mentioned. Among i tliern. of course, is the race track attraction*. for no Fair is complete with, out good racing, and tlie Mount Holly Fair lias always enjoyed the reputation )_ of being able to get the pick of the be»t j, stable*. This year will not be an exception. Many fast horses are already list>1 >d and many more will be on the books before the grounds are opened for buslOf course there will be other things besides lmrse racing. It is necessary „ to provide for the tastes of all. Poultry raisers will be on hand to see some , of the finest breeds that can be Been anywhere. This part of tlie Fair has grown to such dimensions that it is Iiard work .. !o provide accommodations for the hunf dreds of fowls. that are brought here for ,- display. President Wills has been working since tlie gates closed last fall to make this year's Fair- better than ever. He carefully scanned the list of attractions t offered to him and he thinks he has . closed with the best of their kind. There will not be any of those dangerous exhibitions which simply cause a shudder * v hen they are performed. The only thing that will approach this character are the balloon and (lie airship, but Jsith of these have been tried niid never , has there been the slightest approach to an accident. T« attempt to have a Bur- . lii gton County Fair without King Kelly and lii* hall.Min and |>ahichiit<- drops ! would certainly lie a wonderful thing. No mat.ter how often the people have r *>*en this ascent and ddscent of the air- | man they are always ready to view it Miits Ruth Law. the woman aviator who gave wonderful exhibitions last I year in her flying machine, ha* been engaged to, again exhibit at the coming Fair and it is safe to say she ha, not be. come more inexperienced or less inter- | . -ted than she was a . year ago. The I j js-ople heartily enjoyed the exhibitions ! that »be gave. They will welcome her again. I There will be a performing Zoo, ' I Blake's circus. Russian dancers. Globe j circus, all excellent in their line and I j many of them entirely new. Tlie manI jagement is looking for other attraction, land there will not be any dearth of I amusements. , The premium- offered for products lo ' the farm, the work of the bonyewiyes, the collection* of the relitji^uter, in fact for all other classes ate generous ; and will repay al^ who compete fur them. . I Remember* the dates: Tuesday, Wed- ' I ney^av. Thursday aqd, Friday, October , i 6, 7, ,8, and 9. Just arrived— one ton • of. Cheviot ■ finished Oape May Bond. Speyi/y this new line for the next letter beads.

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PROFESSION Al I 11F1NRY H. KUjRKDQE i ATTORNEV-AT-LAW Solicitor ia Chancery lor New Jersey I Member of Pennsylvania Bar. (' Cage May, New Jersey. : J. SPICEK LEAMIKG ! j COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW J i 1 Solicitor, llaater and Examiner la office: 11 ual.ee and Franklin streets 1 Cape May. New Jersey. SAMUEL K. EL DREDGE ATTORNKY-AT-LAW Merchants National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sta. I Cape May, New Jersey. NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor and Maaler In Chancery. ; Keystone 'Phone ISA. • FLOYD C. HUGHES ATTO P.N E Y- AT-LA W Offiee: 60S Washington Street Cape May. New Jersey. ' , NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor in Chancery ' O- BOLTON ELDREDGE -! ATTOP.NEY-AT-LAW I Merchants National Bank Butldin* Washington and Decatur Stq. Cape May. New J. ioty. j NOTARY PUBLIC Solicitor In Cltancery Keystone Phone Six JAMES M. E. HILDRETH COUN9ELLOR-AT-L.AW ; Solicitor, Master and Examiner In I Char eery NOTARY PUBLIC Offices at No. 214 Ocean Street j Cape May, New Jersey. Keystone 'Phone 3IA | I LEW 18 T. 8TBVKN8 Coonsellor-at-Law Special Master in Chancery Supreme Court Commlsaloner Commissioner for Pennsylvania | 315-18 Washington St., Cape May, N. J. : MORGAN HAND, JIL CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVHTOR CAPE MAT COURT HOUSE, N. J. Bell 'Phone I 111 Wesley avenue. Bell 'Phone IIX Oeean City. N- JDR. J. H. OLIVER DENTIST Estey Building, 1120 Chestnut BL, Philadelphia, Pa. (One door above Keith's Theatre) Appointments may be made by BellTelephone, Walnut 13SSD. Extracting painless. School Children's jg||^EYES Satisfaction Guaranteed C. A. LONGSTRETH Specialist in Eye Tasting 1X1 Market Street Philadelphia. Pa. CAPE MAY OPTICAL fr!3 yashmgton Street Cape May, N. J. Everything for the Bge. Prescription Denies a Specialty Keystone Phona 44D. 1886 'Phone Gonnectio THE MIU6H1 STORE We've been doing some lively hust'ing lately to get our white goods department ready for the usual rush. The fashion wcathervane indi- 1 - estes a big demand for white materials this summer. Our stock is complete and eon- i sists of the newest patterns, and fabrics. ' 0. L. W. Knerr 518 & 520 Wathmgton St ( Cape May, N. J. J Consult Jesse Brown on Tin Roofs and Spouting.

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