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I H. C. OF L. BEATEN J Konowitch Brothers 1 S- Wildwood and Cape May jj I Have become recognized by the big producers of 'oodi as heavy y. ■Q buyers which gives them mtny advantages in veiling g >od merchan j£j ■ 4i%e at very low prices for cash. As the markets are beginning to ■! j. {£ drop, this is our chance t > reduee oar gabds and give the people the 23 ■ advantage of a 10 to 20 per cent decrease at this time on everything H Vffl7 . in our store, and not only on the specials we will put out from time gjj ■ to time. This is the first opportunity we have bed to cot down the Hj ; •y high cost of living. It has always been the custom of our stores to 23 P 'give the public the best of goods at t$e very lowest prices with g 2| prompt and efficient service. j| □! This tremendous cut price sale begins on | Friday, October 8th. | S and continues until jfi B Thursday, October 14th. j B and it does not meaq that the quality and service which we have L£ jfi previously rendered trill go down with the prices, but they will be |j| B upheld with greater care than ever before. <fj w Our prompt delivery service will still be maintained and all 5 phone orders will receive immediate attention. J KONOWITCH BROS. | ■fc'-"- • — rf * iThe Caloric Pipeless Furnaces Are the original Pipeless Heaters and still stand at the head of all Pipeless nacesWinter will soon be here. Don't put off ordering your heater. The price of all heaters has already gone up $20 to $30. We have taken care of you for this monthby buying several carloads of Caloric Furnaces, which we will sell at the old ' •< prices until October 1st, 1920. ; Buy now and save this increase in prices to buy your winter's coal. NORTON-DOWLER CO., County Distributors Wildwood, N. J. LJ. E. TAYLOR & SON, Local Representatives, Cape May, N. J.

Mrs. Silas Shaw and sister spent Friday with friepds in Dennisville. Mrs. George Thorston and mother motored to Cape May Friday and spent the day with Mrs. J. Cox, who is an invalid. The much needed rain of last Thurs- ' <lay was very acceptable, to the farmers. The Tomato Factory did not run at all on Thursday on account of scarcity of coal. Mrs. James MacGregor, of Albany, N. Y., spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. S. H. Shaw. Private Lorenzo Daugherty, of Fox Hills Hospital, spent trie week-end with Smith Endicott and family. j Our village was the meeting place •; of two base ball teams on Sunday last, | j much to the displeasure of our village J I folks who do not approve and think it J very unfair for outsiders to thrust it i upon us. Judging by the condition of the men that filled the highways and fields the nation is not entirely "dry" yet. Aaron Robinson and wife were calling on Mrs. J. B. Morton on Sunday. We are sorry*lo Cepart Mrs. Morton is not improving. FISHING CREEK Mrs. Firman Fox is visiting her parents at Salem for a week. Edward Shaw and wife passed through here on Sunday last. Mrs. Emily Thompson, of Green Creek, spent Monday with her mother, Mrs. Ella Woolson. Mrs. Russel Schelteager is visiting her parent, Mr. Risley, at Wildwood. D. Murell and wife of Wildwood, spent over Suadny with their daughter, Mrs. Arthnr FoxN^ Harry Stitesand wife, of Wildwood, were calling o® friends on Tuesday. Miss Emma Barnett took tea with her friend, Miss Mary Snyder, on Sunday evening. Sheriff's Sale By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, for sale of Mortgaged Premises, to i me directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, on the 7th day of September A. D. 1920, in a certain cause wherein Julius Way is complain tant, and Stefans Faraino and Angelina Faraino, his wife, are defendants, I shall expose to sale at public vendue, on MONDAY, OCTOBER 11th, 1920 between the hours of twelve and five o'clock p. m., to wit, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff's office in Cape May Court House, Cape May County, N. J. All that cetrain mortgaged premises, with the appurtenances, in the biH of complainj in the said cause paricularly set forth and described, that is to say: ° All that certain tract or parcel of land an premises hereinafter particularly described, situate Cape May Court House inthe county of Cape May and State of New Jersey, known as lot number seventeen (17) in block uumber five (5) section A as shown on a certain Map of Town Lots^of Harry S. Douglass duly filed in the- Clerfn, office of ^he county and in tne- ^lenrs on ice oi yie county anu

state aforesaid, beginning at the in- ' tersection of the northeasterly side 1 of Pacific avenue with the Southeast- \ erly side of Front street and from that ; point extending northeastwardly j along the southeastery side of Front ! street two hundred and one (201) ■ • feet, thence southeastward! y eighty 1 and five-tenths (80.5) feet to the northerly comer of lot No. 16 on said 1 plan thenc? southwestwardly 1 along the northwesterly line of lot 1 No. 16 two hundred (2001 feet to I the northeasterly side oF Pacific avenue, thence northwestwardly along , 1 the said northeasterly side of Pacific avenue sixty-one (61) feet to the j place of beginning. Amount due under decree is $614.60 with interest and Sheriff" s fees to j be added. Dated Sept. 15th, 1920. ^ ! MEAD TOMLIN, Sheriff. Leap, Sharpless & Way. Attys, J 917.4t pf$l8.02. ' PROPOSALS FOR BULKHEAD Borough of Cape May Point j Sealed proposals wall be received and j opened by the Board fit Commission- J ers of the Borough of Cape May Point, j at the Commissioners room in the Springer building, in said Borough, at i eight o'clock in the evening, on Monday, October 18th, 1920 /or the construction of a Bulkhead on the ocean side of the high-water, mark, be- , tween Coral and Whilldin avenues, in said Borough. Blank proposals, specifications and- other information will be furnished upon application to Harry Bell, Engineer, Cape May, N. J. Proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes marked "Proposals for Bulkhead. To be opened 8/10 p. m. October 18th, 1920." A certified cheek for 5 per cent, of tto bid. payable to the order of the Borough Treasurer must accompany each tad. to reject amy and all beds. JOHN T. HUFF, W» TMGTOH LE NOIR, MILTON H. BAIR. " ii nm nn |H$ g

. 3 Solfe real effrate transfers '< Some important real estate trane- ; fere have occured in this city and vicinity during the past six months, « ■ some of the most recent of which are \ I appended and others will be an- , . nounced in later issues. There is < more interest being manifested in!, Cape May-real estate just now than j ] ■ for years and more active movement:, is expected from now on. There are | ; unquestionably some large matters, . , under consideration looking to thei^ upbuilding and progress of Cape May j , and we hope to be able to tell a fine ■ story along this line quite soon. The ] list below includes a few transactions , ; which have occurred during the sum- ] I I mer: City of Cape May William Kerr, et als., to Mary A. , , Needles. Quit-claims lot on S. W. , * j side of Jackson street, binding by j : lands of John Morrow, Nathan C. , ; Price and Edward E. Major, containi ing 1917 square feet. j ; Sara L. T<Jmlinson to John Heron. | ■ $2,850. Lots 89, 40 and 41, map of , cottage sites at Cape Island. William H. Church, et ux^to Helen ■ Rosenthal. $2,800. Premises 215 . . Windsor avenue. , Annie C. Knight to Congress Hall . Hotel Co. $200, OdO. All that lot of , ground with the hotel property thereon erected, known as "Congress Hall." , Borough of West Cape May Horace E. Swain, et al., to Emma J. Scull, lot on York avenue — bounded I by lands of Aaron W. Hand, Wm. Church (formerly) and John G. Shep- , paid (formerly), containing 2197% , square feetBorough of Cape May Point , John Hanley, et ux., to Richard J. Seltzer, N. E. 80 feet of lot 18, block ! DLower Township Maria L. Sayre to James McCooley. $500. Meadow land fronting on N. E. side of Cape Island Creek, j above the bridge at Scbellenger's Landing. The Radio Spark Intensifier j For Ford Cars, t Trucks and Tractors ; Price $3.00 o Increases efficiency '( Eliminates 76 per cent of your motor trouble Overcomes broken * Porcelain titrable " Will fire throngh -t Oil,, Grease or Carbon B. F. ARERS d Bridgeton N. J. County Agent ,. Cape May County R. S. M11TER »f Cape May Court House FOCER AND MECRAY ^ Cape May n| AGENTS * Sheriff's Sale Id ^ By virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias, for sale of Mortgaged Premises, u ( ■

directed, issued out of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, on the < 28th day of September, A. D. 1920. in a certain cause wherein Lida Ludlam is complainant, and Maggie E. ' Mawley, et als., are defendants, 1 shal' expose to sale at public vendue, on j , MONDAY. NOVEMBER I, 1920, between the hours of twelve and five o'clock, p. m., to wit, at one o'clock n " the afternoon of said day, at the i sheriff's office, in Cape May Court , . House, Cape May County, New Jeri sey: i ! . All that certain mortgaged prem- , 1 ises, with the appurtenances, in the 1 | bill of complaint in the said cause j-a. ] . ticularly set forth and described, tha. i j is to say:— ! All that certain lot or piece of land , situate, lying and be ng in the bo < ough of Holly Beach City, on the Five ; i Mile Beach in the county of Cape Mr.- . I and state of New Jersey, bounded am. ' . j described as follows, viz; I Beginning at a point on the South- . | westerly side of Rio Grande avenue at . i the distance <rf forty feet northwest- j J erly from the westerly corner of Holly j 1 Beach and Rio Grande avenues and . | running thence (1) along the said . I southwesterly side of Rio Grande aye- 1 ' j nue and in the northwesterly d'rection ' - 1 a distance of fifty feet to the dividing t j fine of lots Nos. twenty-nine and . thirty and running thence (2) and at right angles to said last course and in a southwesterly direction between par- . > allel lines of that width or breadth a - distance of one hundred feet to the j rear and dividing line of lots fronting on Hand avenue " Containing five thousand square 1 feet of land strict measure. Compris- - ing all of lot thirty '80) and a part of lot No. thirty -one (81) of block i No. thirty-eight (88) on "map of Holly Beach City" as recorded in the r office of the Clerk of Cape May county l at Oape May Court House. N. J. 1 Being the same premises conveyed to the said John F \ Mawley by deed " from Lydia D. Johnson and Lorenzo 1 C. Johnson, tor husband bearing date L of October 18th, A. D. 1888, and iat tended to to torthwith recorded to ■aid Cloak's office. Amount (ton under decree is $907.58, with interest and torn If. tow to to L added. Lewis asnrv, SalV 11 1 H—H4IU I

county votetor republican congress Domination An analysis of the vote in this county for the Republican nomination for Congress is interesting. The resorts, with the exception of this city, South Cape May, Wildwood Crest, one ■ ward in Wildwood, and one ward in I Wildwood, were against Bright land for Bacharaeh. Three of the j townships, with the exception of the third product inrthe Middle, were for ^•B right and one and the third Precinct inlffiaaie were against him. The activities of the Anti -Saloon. accounts for a large percentage of Bright's meagre suoceas ih borne county. In this dty, the Anti-Saloon League' support and the feet that our people somewhat strong for county representation in Congress were the factors. Bacharaeh carried two of the three wards in the dty of Wildwood, Bright's home dty, one ward North Wildwood, and the new ; of West Wildwood. Bright carried his own ward in Wildwood by ■ but the plurality of 7. 1 This was somewhat illuminating to 1 the rest of the county. Wildwo68 is always keen for its own dtizens and | is not in the habit of treating them thus indifferently. It should have [ been more interested in the nomination of one of its own citizens than any other part of tthe county, but ap- ' parently it was not. The offidal results follow: FOB BRIGHT Townships ^ Majority Dennis, First Distract 1_ 19 Dennis, Second District 46 ' Lower 137 : Middle, First District 11 Middle, Second District 10 Middle, Fourth "District 23 1 Total Majority in Townshipe 246 ' Boroughs Majorities 5 Sooth Oape May 8 . Wildwood Crest 7 West Cape May '74 Cities 84 Cape May, First Precinct 48 Second Prednct 67 Third Prednct — . — 66 FVrarth Prednct-—. 42 North Wildwood, Second Prednct 80 Wildwood, Third Ward ^ — 7 Total 260 Total for Bright in entire county, 590. FOR BACHARACH ' townships Upper 8 * j Middle, Third District 40 « . Boroughs N West Wildwood 50 I Woodbine 93 | Stone Harbor 43 "Avklon 21 _ Cape May Point , 13 Total 1„ 220 Cities City, First Ward 172 City, Ward

Second Ward 65 Isle Cijy, First Ward 5 Second Ward- 19 Wildwood. First Ward 64 Second Ward 66 North Wildwood, First Waid 30 Total - 421 Total for Bachaiach in ecti-e county, 684. Majority for Bacharaeh, 94. The real issue upon which the battle was fought was wet or dry. posed as the dry candidate and accused Bacharaeh of bcir-jr in alliance with the wets. lie was. roost rigorously backed by the Anti-Saloon upon this basis. This organization seem to have taken a go . d deal for granted in the selection of a candidate and it will be some time, in these parts, before confidence in their ^ ■ judgment in these matters will be I restored. Oape May County will go I ( dry any time upon a clear cut wet and dry -issue but no camouflage is ! «-anted. i The ladies voted freely here and pcrsuirtably throughout the county, 1 most of them sincerely anxious to back up. prohibition and this was a i most encouraging feature. They will : be apt to scrutinize very carefully hereafter the credentials of candi- ' dates, who emphasize the dry issue : unduly. They will alro, find it wise : to examine into the credentials of the many who are even now arising and | more or leas dogmatically claiming the right to tell the new legal voters I how they should vote. 1 Some women seemed to have the I impression ttot Bright was for tto ! League of Nations, bat we atooM 1 **■* jwvtty strong ewkan to ca» vines aa that to or any other gond 1 eanU stand tor ttot to***. A charge at this ktod to»tod dWagmlly to tto atoton and a tori af tores