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REALTY CHANGES Trsn*frr* ol Praptrt; Recorded in County Clerk'* Office , Following are the transfers ofcproperty recor«le.l in the county clerlt - office for the week ending Mny 2>, UK reported for the Sentinel by Mrs. F. C. McClintock. of Cape May ( nurt House: •OCEAN CITY <1. Waller A. Dittrich to James M. Chester northeast si.le of iMdnncey place, 78" '-a Northeast side of Atlantic avenue. SO feet. . $3*00. Harvey C. Miller to Marifaret J. Fraztor. Three lots. 3"., 3* and 40. Block 1, Plan 2. Ocean < ity land Company. Southwest -id. Stenton place. *-'.0 feet to >nrthw.-t aide of Corinthian avenue |.,0 feet. . $900. Hannah S. Smith to Joseph Gilford. Lot 012. Section C. south east sicle of A-Hury avenue 1!K) feet to southwest side of Thirteenth -fleet 100 feet. . $3400. Sarah Helen Seller to Jos. P. Smith, southwest side of Sixteenth street, 50 feet, southeast sine of Anbury avenue. $1. Victor J. Humhrccht. truste? of the Ocean City Gardens to Han- - nah W.-Mitcbell. Lots 1201. 1^2. ' 1203, 1204, 120i and 1206, Block 12. > plan of lots No. 3. Ocean City Gardens Company. Northeast snle of ! Landing Road, in. Bulkhead line of hsgoon. WILDWOOD $1. Hannah M. Kdson, executor. , to Marie Rose. Lot 26. Block 1 09. , west comer of Youngs and Railroad | avenue*. 40 feet to northwest side of Railroad avenue, 100 feet. $3500. Herman 1\ Gruniger to | Mary E. Green. Northeast side of , Glenwooil avenue, 90/ feet to south- ) east side of Park avCnue 30 feet. , $1. Quit claim from the city of WUdwood to Julia R. Mellor. south east side of Holly Beach avenue, 130 feet to southwesmde of Taylor avenue 130 feet. I $1. Frank R. Sharp to Stanley . Roberts, Jr. Southwest side of Ba- v ker avenue, 210 feet to northwest ( side of Pacific avenue. , <100. Asa L. Colson to Frank D. ■ Col son. Northeast siile of Maple avenue, 16T 6-10 feet t« southeast aide of Atlantic avenue. , <4500. Peter Westerland to John - A. Brownian. Northeast siile of Davis avenue. 90 feet to southeast side . of. Holly Beach avenue. 100 feet. ' <900. Mary Elisabeth Flood to (| Thomas Keyworth. Southwest side of Rio Grande avenue, 90 feet northwest of Hudson avenue. NORTH WILD WOOD <100. Mary Godfrey Penton to C Isaac K. Clark. , Northeast side of a: Chestnut avenue. 150 feet northwest oi aide of North Centfal avenue. p <100. Mortgage Guaranty Co., -to'ti Charles T. MeNafly and Elixaheth Me- Y Nally. Southeast 4 lot 619. Mul- oi berry avenue. Northeast siile Mul-® ir berry avenue, 25 feet southeast Vir-iy ginia avenue. Charles I. Fintev to George Staniforth. North side of Sixteenth ave- . nue, 160 feet, southeast of Delaware avenue. Lota 17 and 19, Block 142. Ottens Plan. WILDWOOD JUNCTION hi <1. The George AC White Improve- ai ment Co. to William T. Barney, Lots " 1, 2, 8, 4 and 9, Block 116. Plan C. « <1. The Gearge H. White Im- !>' provement Co. to lsaiab Barney. Lot* th 8, 6, 6, 7, ard St. Block 116, Plan C. CAPE MAY <6000. Christopher A. Gallagher, exacutator of last will, and testator of „ , James P. Tolen, to Solomon Neeille-. ' East side of Jackson street, 222 7-10 . ™ feat. <4000. Lemuel ,P. Johnson to Wll- . liam B. Johnson. Northeast side of . Queen street. 19 feet. North corner of Washington avenue. A, <1. Augusta R. Benezet, sole devtsee under will of John Henry Ben- — •set, ileceased. Northwest side of Columbia avenue, southeast corner of L. Dannenhaum's ground. », CAPE MAY POINT <300. J. Howard Weatherley to Robert H. McCroeker. North 'j of lot 23, Block O.. and South Vi of 24. . Block O. Eait aide Light House <1. Laura L. Wainwright to F., King Wainwright Lot 32 and part of lot 83, on Bullitt plan, situated at northeast corner of Columbia ave- V nue and Howard street. 1 SEA ISLE CITY <1. American Gas Generator Co.| to Friar* Gas Company. All the in- ; terest in lots 22, 23 and 24, Block 6, northeast aection. together with gas plant and appliances. <9900. Friar* Gas Co. to City of, Sea Isle City. Lots 22. 23 ami 24. Block 6, northeast Section of Sea Isle City, together with gas plant and appliances. 01 BOROUGH OF HOLLY BEACH <1. Warren W. Yenny to Patt ; - Siege). Northwest side of Atlantic avenue, 69.4 feet to northeast siile of Taylor avenue. 60 feet. UPPER TOWNSHIP <1. Methodist Pplsenpal Home for; the aged of Ntw Jersey to Robert L. 8tavens. Tract contains 9-16 acres on road from ML Pleasant to old bridge. <1. Julia Jeffreys to Daniel Mc- ' League. 4 72-100 acre* along Schoolhouse lane in Tuckahoe. <1. Roland Hann to Orlando L. Giberson. 10 39-100 acres southeast aide Seashore road, Palermo. WILDWOOD JUNCTION HEIGHTS <1. The George H. White Land Improvement Co. to Hezikiah James. Lots 30 and 81, Block 309. plan K. WUdwood Junction Heights. <1. Same to E. A. Hay. I/»t* 1. 2. 3. and 4, Block 300, plan K, Wildwood Junction Heights. <1. Same to Lillie Armstrong. Lots 30 and 31. Block 207, plan E. WUdwood Junction Heights. <1. Same to Annie Burton. Lots 1, 2. 3, and 4, Block 325, plan K, Wndwood Junction Heights. <1. Same to Alfred C. Smith. lots 12 and 13, Block 325, plan K. WUdwood Junction Height-. <1. Same to William Johnson. LoU 22. 23 and 24, Block 48, plan C, WUdwood Junction Heights. WOODBINE <500. Jacob P. Collins to Simplirio De Sanctis. 2 hi acres southeast side of Washington avenue. <1000. Samuel H. Goldberg to Abraham Grubman. Lots 2 and 3, northwest half or lot No. 4. Block 6, Section D, southwest side of Franklin street, 53 feet southeast sii'ie of Adams avenue, Borough of Woodbine. STONE HARBOR <1. MJIIville Trust Co. to Frank G. Dowd. 6 feet of Lot 99, all of tot 101, 5 feet of lot 103, Block 35, plan 1907, northeast side Eighty-sixth Itreet, 5 feet southeast from the corh

ner of Third avenue. Stone Harbor. MIDDLE TOWNSHIP n <1090. Frederick Zeiglei to Kath14. IC. am! I* map of Mayville. ■- $100, Ida S police to William Scull • Eight acre.-. 2 rods. 14 perrlies. on *• '$100. William Rrull to Alexander 1 Armstrong. ^Kight acres, 2 rod.-,' 14 DENNIS TOWNSHIP " $100. Jacob P. Collins to -Charles f II. Morgan and Mattie Morgan. -I f acres- northwest W. S. I S. K. R.. : South Seaville. s $ 1 2op. John Barbour to Elisabeth v B. Steel m. -in.' Three acres. 1 CONTRACr ASSIGN^) - Director t amphrH'* Question An- | swrrrd hy ('piami-sionrr ("o/soh i. nii.«ionenUa"tKwr,-k among the hills - presented was one for $2000 by I., p A. Corson for work do'ue on contract 5 Before this win approved. Direc- - tor t'ampliell asked Cnnuhis-ioner . Corson: "Was the work oh thi- con- _ . for which this money i- to he ■ paid, performed hv you prior to your , r being sworn in as a commissioner? f To which Direct dr Corson replied: ] "No work has I wen executed hy me missionei. and all the work represent- J • e.| by thi* claim has been done previ- • ous to -that period. !■> the best of ,nv | ' knowledge and Iwlief." It was stated that Mr. Corson has j sold his right title and interest in ' this contract to the Porter-Smith Co.. and the City Commissioners , have agree.1 to this assignment of . the work. -j i BODY SENT FROM FRANCE 1 Gus Wittkamp. of Corson'-* Inlet. received word that the body of his son. Chaplain F. F. Wittkamp. who was also a first lieutenant, arrived at Hoboken a few days ago - from France. He was with the 113th Engineers. The remains will he buried at Arlington Cemetery, and word will be sent Mr. Wittkamp by the Government as to the time of the Chaplain Wittkamp died of scarlet fever at Chalmnnto, France . two years ago last Christmas. He was highly esteemed by all who knew him. TRAINS RUN EARLIER , . All of the trains on the Atlantic : City Railroad between Philadelphia J aiid seashore points are being run hour earlier than shown on the present time tables, except through trains between Atlantic City and New ■ whi^h were changed to leave hour earlier when daylight sav- g ring time became effective in- New York City. CARL BUYS APARTMENTS H. Carl, 'well known restaurant owner at 806 Boardwalk, has purchased the two-family apartment 440-42 Asbury avenue. Mr. - ami Mrs Carl have apartment* in the — rter of their restaurant, which they j in the summer. ' They will live a portion of the year in one of V their new apartments. * F.. F. BERGER BUSY Edgar F. Berger has sold lot No. Section G, Asbury avenue to Mr*. Margaret Binningholf, of Phila- tt delphia. " Mr. Bertfer ha* token the contract to build Win. P. Riaurds a beauti- „ ful bungalow on Central Avenue. Iwtween Thirty-second and Thirtythlrd streets. Pi HEADLET A ADAMS M Reading Coal MM aMM» F tba^ioa (nanuiued. Ball or Baierprle*

COUNTY BANK OFFICERS MEET FOR ORGANIZATION - • Permanent Associa lion ; Will he Formed at («ath- » eriiiK, June 23 A group of I milker- of Ca£ May _ i, County u.iilu-ic-1 at the Marine Natimi.il .Bank* in Wfldvcnod Th.n--:.i> afternoon and" effecteit a tempfvruiv County Hanker.-' A-i«ialion. II. S. . |Mi'rary chaiiman. ami Wto' . T-i., " «.f Wil.iwo.vil, secretary. These hanks were represented: ' Kii-t National, Ocea " t it;. I!. IS. ■ Wre' pic-mc.'d ; 'll. S.' .M-.vv tei L'h1 ier. ^ Ocean City Title anil Tru-t Com/ " panv. Rus-ell II. Nultv. tieasuter.. 1 Merchant.-' National. t;»po May: ' Judge Henry II. Ehlridge. pn-ident; - K. J. Jcrrcll. ea-nier am! Frank Mr- - i Cnijviice president. I'fffnn Bank. Wil.lwim.1, t apt. I . P. 'sectiiiu Tru-t. Cape May. J. S. ' learning; Jo-huu E. Holt..-, and Mr. H. G. Thompson, manager. Marine National Hunk. W:!.Iw I. ' W. Ryan, president; Geo.' N. ' Smith, vice pie-ident: C. G. l-.hlre.lgi- ; cashier and W. C. Tml I. a.-sisLii.t 1 "A committee was apm inte 1 to ; draft by-tows. The hankers aqjourneil until June when they will meet at t'.o Marine National Bank. Wi'dwin 1. at 8 p. m. (daylight saving timet, mul organize a permanent association. SENTINEL ads bring results." All kinds oi krvs msdr and Gcnsral Lock smithing Photw 5S-R Walter E. Allen 745 ASBURY AVENUE ABBOTTS' Alderney Dairies Inc. Philadelphia and Seashore St. and West Ave. Ocean City, N. J. ~ Abbott's "A" Milk Cream Buttermilk Real Estate and Search Company aEPRKSKNTS Fidelity Trust Comuany of Newark Wildvood Title and Trust Co. Title Insurance Searches, Abstracts of Title Conveyancing Fire Insurance Service All Work Guaranteed to Loan on Good First Mortgagr Farms for Sal* Offices in First Nationl Bank Buildinp Cape May Court House N. J.

EXHIBITOR for the York Ready-made Ford Commercial > Body An inspection of our stock solicited before making # „ your purchase Automobile Bodies Rebuilt and Repaired J. W. KIRKBRIDE Turnpike near Shore Road PLEASANTVILLE. N. J Phoae, 104-J _/ THE UNIVERSAL CAR We represent the most thorough and up-to-date | Motor car factory in th* world, turning out the best I J all-round car in the market today— the most adap- | table to every need of every class of people. Tbe PoH Service nrgmnization. of which we are a L branch, I* (he most extensive ay4Ml as the most in- I ten rive organisation of its kirdi in existence, eon- ; si'ting of over 18,000 Service Station., in the United | State-. It is our duty to upHhld_the high ideal, of j ! ; the For- 1 organization in this territory, to deliver I car. as piomplly as pwtsihle, to give i|uick and thorough repair service and courteous treatment to 1 all customer*. Pleasantville Motor Co. Boulevard and Main streets !| ! PLEASANTVILLE. N. J. |i I "BUY A FORDSON" 1^. - i|

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City Garage SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. L. W. MILLER proprietor telephone. sou >c ^ ,Arj|cr?)|(7 •sl.roftrrslc' ^ I "Norris Chocolates" j i f i i t Hughes' Central Pharmacy f it Eighth Street and Wrricy Avenue il « OCEAN CITY, N. J. & i 1

LOOK AT THAT TWO FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE ON SEVENTH STRECT NEAR BOARDWALK ! ! I leach! Boardwalk IVntcITstatiiin awH Market.*. Examine it cuiefully. Upper Apartment contains 9 room:ind hath; heautifully finished, full ocean view. ^ ^ ^ '.luce'S percmtTneT on- the entire cost and leave the Kir-! * floor apartment of 6 moms and toiili clear above it. ^ eomfortalde for all-year-round. / ' Av' Put these .IHTerfliit points together, examine the pfojAty Carefully, ronsuh us as to the price ami terms ami Then decide. When that pro|ierty W s<dd many are guiiig t" sny. _Wliy didn't I look. into this* It I* just what I wanted ns a j * MASSE Y & EDWARDS Eighth and Central Avenue ' ONE OE OUR NEW MODELS / ' HEADQUARTERS FOR Buicks *Podge Brothers' Motor Cars Maccar Trucks - , . Motor Parts ~^Rtpdir Work Battery Sdrvice MOTOR SHOP CENTRAL GARAGE WILDWOOD. N. J. ' OCEAN CITY, N. J. JOSEPH SORIVANI, Prop.

Why some men llf m seem to have all isi h the tire luck — | I |v \ "^7"OU probably know a man whose car is a ifl-''- ^ I hobby with him. He knows just why it's I 9&1 the best '',tle old car there is °f ,ts ciussl " stand DP for that car against the i y world in any kind of an argument. Year by year an increasing number of men feel the same way about U. S. Tires. . jj g jubes ^ . But usually it doesn't take long for a man to / The sere* sundard oi qwdiiy 56036 the ®conomy of the s tandard quality tire. B( into' u? s. Tuhea U *** For years U. S. Tire makers have been buildy »ng quality tires for sane tire users — for the car of medium or light weight no less than for the heavy car. The tire buyers of the land have responded with a mighty JJ. S. Tire following. • • • •> , •j ' The U. S. Tire makers meet the re- I ^ r sponsibility for supplying this nation- I v\- wide following with characteristic li j energy. ^ Ninety-two U.S. Factory Branches ' ?L '"''J W.' are estabIishedi povenp^ the entire Find ,h« U- S- Tics^Ier who ^ N. f_ll Jj[\ has the intention of serving yoOrYbii^ -A ^ ~^W~\ If) j wiH know him by his full, completely x sj JL sized line of fresh, live U. S. Tires — quality first, and the same choice S!i'S."S of size. ,rea<i "nd type as in the bigv s. Tifoa." gest cities of the land. United States Hres United States @ Rubber Company fogg notorxohpany ^ "