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mm sfe' i ***&&&•: >*'.'• •'•'•I' 1 ,' X-r-i.^V^V? , ! ''fVni* ; ; | j: MM •Am ?! :\1iii/f j - ••••9 ;*>•- Paw Two OCJBAV CUT SEWS, OOEAH CUT, V. 7.. MAKE GREAT TUNA CATCH ' At-Th© Jack Mackonilo and Paul" Porry I tho cqulpmonl wan postponed Contral AvonuoJ being taken rrom loy "it , _ • havo made this production a nconlc I until Monday. Tom Mix In "The tho roar end of a South Ocean City mining •' I ~V^ f^^n% \ T*/*^ *T! K«m and ovory member of tho coat | Man Within," was-tho feature, trolley. A _numbor of tho South Cor tho fm in Ocean City "Introduce Mo" la not on)y Mac- A trip vln tho camera to tho plno Lean's best picture, HacXetm Prove* He Is Screen'! comedy ever produced Best Comedian in ''Introduce Me" :: • 1 but tho (jreat- WOO i Iplcej, leaplni,' l chaauiH. h " bi behiic • - . s Dancing Every tlHhlns KraundH hut tunu H«hlnK ch.iue.l by a mean-eatliiK bear and I Daily Change | la tho moat estcUlriK aport that I .lunullnir over nothlnKiiourf on ui • Evening have experienced. Itecently there rope'a-end. be reach** the peak I } ' of Program j have been ttchoola ot thin vurlety | far ahead of hlx competitor*'. Bui Prlvato Instructions by ( In thlH locallry." hlH ilexcent of the mountain (ftpn | two Complete ShoWs Every | Appointment For many yuarH Mr. Patterxon everything In* thrllin niul lati^lm. every I,, I,|M. hurry. uccldently rollx I Evening—7 and 9 | Phone 988 Saturday with Captuln Cobb. The I hlniHeVf blmxelf Into a great Hnowball debonair crlmlnul lawyer pre- whlrh which .... but bat would lie uunttf a far different appearance I ulvlni; Klvlni; the- pi plot away. In hi* n»hlni{ toe*. W)ien the| Onr>o4!e Opposite ^MacLean In the lendtrlct Attorney, or Philadelphia. sEWSt Stuff photo«rupher nuked Inix fi-mlnlne role.ln Anne Corn- nnd Robert Mullln. AB»latant. t)lu the nu;irlt.|U> quartette to po,e. po^c- lor lor ,,,,„ him ,u. he j wll]| uhoxe petite beauty and rare jobation OfOcer of the Phlludel- Inquired |I1(,U|rc(j If |f Mr. Putternon fritu-riioii .,,.. „ , ' I tuna took hold of one hook. „ ^h" Uoodhlno Colony for | threshlnit under the wave«. then I-wblc-Mlnded Mal.M will noon be | leaping dear out of the water that enlarged by the addition of a two- • theToabermen could Kct a .|ul» |Htor y hrlck dormitory, the con- View of It. the fl»ti battled for fact Tor which nan been let and . : freedom. At tlme« the Hah waa work on which will bocln In a brought bealdo the boat, only to £« w ' ''iV"- .fart '«' the material • again make a break for freedom. btl "K oa the K«ind. ;. After 8truKEl|ng for more than an An appropriation of THK.000 ; i[ hour and twenty minutes, without wnH..nmdo for the bu Idlnir. A apparently toning, strength or Patient^ at thh»-lnntltuilon. who . dlml>mhlng Its- elforta. It finally ara of •} Io * cIl "" ) . LAZ ' • " ^ THEATRE BOARDWALK Bet. »th and 10th Streets NOW SHOWING broko tho Hue .""".'ntally, are Captain Cobb estimated the Huh I•'" Program—V/ecU of August 3rd. • The Seanson's Sensation ' . . • ' '• "Drusilla With a MilUon" • With Kenneth Harlan, Mary Carr and Priscilla Bonner. ' Illt! homo on tho IncreaHO, there being 1GG iU_thla__tlmc Aaherman-finally landed six. after breaking several oak rodn at the buttn and loidrig four hundred feet of line. . The largest of the flsh' landed weighed 58 pounds and the xmall- •eat 51 pounds. Tho average of the catch WtH GG poundB. Deuplte tbo fact that tho flBhormon wore woolen Bngor stalls they bore blisters from their labors. Cumden. and hln brother. Wayne Kraft; vlalted tho locality with The Park Theatre •'Tho Moorlyn'u Little Brother" Location—On tin* l»o«rMwnik lit 1'iurU Pine**, (b^twwn Third and tth Hiri5otn.) Attcactlori*— Kin« rhotopluyu nnd (IOCHI MIIKIC. '•" performsrtc**— Dully Mutlnh tit 3 IV M. Kvunlnira 7.15 and D.I 5.' AdmlstlonMntlnflo, ISc to all. ltit ,30c Children Telephone—Ocuin City M'j. -,^.M.n*—ntrcctlon G. W. DON'T MISS AT" Hotel Flanders Water Sport Show Tonight' Friday Evening, 8.30 P. M. Tlie Dual SwimmlnK Meet between the Ocean : Oty and WUdwood Life Guard* Special Attraction GREASY-POLE, SWIMMING AND OTHER AQUATIC EVENTS ' • * * . Anlmlmdnn—Adnlfa 80c—Children 25o. . INTRODUCE -ME X streak of laughing lightning and a bear of a comedyw-fal8o , | Patbe Heview Fable* Topics of the Day Specfal Added -Attractions ' ROYAL P. MAClEtLAH Philadelphia's Noted Tenor ! - Stereoscopiks' Screen ILateut Novelty, prov- IllB that there,--IK a Fourth Dlmenulon'. i . . : :.. '_ . :_ . Monday-Tuesday | Vlrslnla Valll Ui i 1DP THE LADDER ' and Chicago Bingo BUCCOWI Added Attractions Pathe Eeview Comedy Coming!!! The 3 Biggest Suiprises of the Year!!! MOORLYN THEATR ATM. « The Brightegt gt Spo( Qn fhe fhe Boardwalk " v (AT 8th. STREET) Where The World's Best Pictures Have Their Premier Showing Saturday, Monday & Tuesday, August 1-3-4. The American Fflm Booking Office Presents - - Added Attraction A Hew Story of the "Face Makers" entitled "The Fast Male" The Moorlyn New* No. 3 FaUe WILLIAM POK nuiwrt A X a f EAST md WEST A • JOHN TORD rHODUCTION Extra Attraction, Miss Edna Mae Llewellyn Ocean City'» Premier Soprano Million Special Feature Ocean City's Own Hews Keel Topics PatheNews FOUR DAYS ONLY Wed., Thurs, Fri. & Sat.. August .5-6-7-8— . '; The William J?o* Super Production "The Iron Horse" With George O'Brien, Madge Bellamy, Will Walling. Gladys Hnlette, 3. Barrel KaoPonald, Colin .Chate, ",.% l Oharies Hewton, Delbert Mann, John Padjan, Charles ' • • . . ' OltaBtey and Stanhop>Wheatoroft ,.,-Zt' • * . : • • .. - , • .... i.i . And a tremendous taut.totaling; 5,000 peopley inriiMtZ v • •; •'. • •;•' . _ t h r e e t r i b e s o f ' I n d i a n s . ' •• •-.' •• :..••!;•'•!. of Abrariam Lincoln. Historical fapts. Wonderful Arills, action, vim 'arid 'pep.'•':? rhmute with an enormous cast of tjonular stars. ; ; '' : ' ' ' ' • " ' ' " • ' ' ; " ' • I ?T~ 77^" ''''< •ci' Added Comedy mcture : F«JUe To|>lc« ant mlnliten from nni wh lch all Indli'H are cordially ln- The «neral S l H vlted - Man y ""Wects of Intereat The general public Is ate dlBCUluM.,| nt tncite .mcflt|nKB ' , , • .' and It lu a pleutuint way to ep^md ugustine's Church aI \';I te ' rn ! >O1 K. Augustine's Church !' / aI \'; XT Avenue near Pour- Ep Street. ' The Rev. * Thomnii at tar rector. Masaea: Sun- come ft ISO. 8, 9. and 10 A. M.; a=~ 'yDornlnm at 7.30 o'clock. R- U «-30. g, and 9.30 A. M. Ifcry'i Chapel, - Second snd Atlantic Avenue. Mass Joseph's Church, Somern at 8 o'clock Sunday TrMty'Episcopal Chnrch trtl Avenue and Eleventh , The. Rev, Joseph XV. . A. M., rector. Residence toot to church. 10S3 Ccn- Lnnae. Sundays: 7.4S A. loly Communion every- Sun- U0 A. M.. Sunday School. 'A. M., morning prayer and V (Excepting the first Sun- I the month.) 10.45 A. M., Îsy In month. Holy Com- 745 P. M.. VcBperB and . 10.00. A- M., Salnf Days Jf days. ' Tuesdays, Wo- Oalid at 2 P. SI. in the t "LITTLE YTEA ROOM St«h Street -Qty.N.J(. . I Bervlco, Quality, Home ' Cooking- , K. H. M.tthl.i, Prop. - VE WITH SAFETY : at your REXALL DRUGSTORE OF GNES1A PASTE 1 ** per cent True ;;«flk of Magneiia Hatnral Color by ing Stained Mm ' JfWithe. Your Teeth *hem Hew Beanty •;P*Vt Them White Jweet. AcH Mouth and *s Drug Store :*4 Central Ave. Now is the time, to have yoar Stucco Work attended to by master craftsmen. We personally anpervise | all work to tee that, it is f executed the way you want | ' • ' -. • • I We also do plastering and | brick laying and would.be | pleased to show you how. f WEIX we do it. f H. W. Bonham | '1135 Bay Avenue . I ' I Telephone 1124-JT I ' , * - ' • ' • " ' " • • ' . ' • • • • " * • : • • , - ?^ Tt'' rtep ^nrorro/Uo^^ ^rr/U^^ who havu piiBHud beyond und lov- *"K thoiiKhtH for those cntcrl'iK w'rvlea Wednesdays ~nt n '° "'" !"mo sorno tlmo this' thin ' coming comlnic . month, month. | The. Conly Quurtot. connlKtliiK 12,00 noon, Bible school. August. Watch for further do-|,,r Florence Klnnalrd. noprano;. 7.30 l». M., cvenlnK Bervlco. ' when tho phetor will f{lvo an appreciation of William Jonhlnsii lll-ynn. Hpeclal nnmlc under tho direction of Clinton O. Iîwdcn. H.v. C. iValt.ir Bhelloy, puutor. »1 program for Hun- Xdhodist £piscopal Chnroh Morninx "ervic'c-ioliB o'clock. Ith Street nnd Control Avo- j. Comunlnn Hervlco (Kull) Lloyd. Norman .Vincent Sargent, "yum. "JCHUH. I My Croim Huve t. Sunday mornlnit wor- Token." •t 10.30 o'clock. Church Anthom. "Ahldn In Me. and I «t 12.15 o'clock. EvenIni; I". Thee." Wolcott. •at 7.ni-?." WUK followed with nuic Intnrext, and the BOIOII of Mr. W II. Klllhnur. the well-l tone, of I'hiludelphlii. > enjoyed. : 4,vrvl)-e» '. On account iKutloriH.. In- I tending -wordhippora are-.ur^cd to | come early. Doom are .open one . ." '. Methodist Sammer Amiliary . The regular m«^tlnii of tlw Hunnni'r Auxiliary of the Metho. (lljit Church occurred on Tuesday, July -2K, at tho Hotel FlanderH, ut :i o'clock, with 5I1H. CoKxabixm, the pi'exldeiit. presiding. The follovlllB. proKrum wiui viiill rendered: I'liinolngueH. Mr.' Dale. Solo. Mrs'.' Smith. , Iti'cltatlon. Mr«. Mercer. . Iticltadonx, Gullelnia C. Ford. An Inxplrlntj (ulU on "Co-operation" -WUH Klven by Hev. S^. • V. m : o i in ••(, i l^'l«le: contralto- xolo. acrmi'nl H»"«l-»'''ccl: posklude. H !, »«""'•" K " r THEATRICAL DISPLAYS . 25 years' practical oxperlonco In loadl&ff shops of tha • country 7th and Asbnry Avenue - Oceanville 0CEAB CI.y.H. J. H. J. i. WIIertolre." "Olorla," Kexllval ". Evening Orsan g J j K
mmk XbgeFonr OCEAN OR HEWS, OCEAH (UTK, H. T. Contract Let For lin to E. M. Button. It was owned by Edward M. But- reportod that several big deals or Hard Surfacing ton. The price reported was 1525more than ordinary Interest had Beautiful Home Keyhan Sales per foot. been made, nut the details were Under Consideration The Keyhan Roalty Company (Continued from Paffe Ono) reported tho - following sales. Two other pieces of beachfront not ready for publication. Neither the purchase price nor tho in the same locality- were sold by (Continued from Pago Ono) hntt 8 French doom. buyers" name wan dlttclosed. this office. One.piece of 50 foot was for the account or W. C. Tomorrow's Session ridding the city of drain water af- Thu kitchen, whon completed, Corner of Thirtieth Street Lundenborger. to, Charlotte S. Ends Summer School!tor a storm, especially In thocentwill bo tho last word In modorn and Ocean Avenue, with riparian Cheater. Price. $425 per foot. IIT or the city, has confronted the convenience. Every essential Is rights. planned wltb an eyo to labor wiv- Fifty feet of beachfront, '.be- (Contlnued from Pago Ono) City Commissioners for many ing-. This room will bo tiled. One hundred Ofty. feet, corner tween nineteenth and Twentieth years.. • • Among tho modern conveniences of Twelfth Street und Ocean Ave- .Martha Downes, Instructor In Streets, was sold for Esther Sum- Installed In the kitchen will bo an nue, with riparian rights. ner to Arthur DeMarls at the rate, mathoroatlcs. Newark State, Nor- The logical method of overcom- oloctrlc regrigoralor. Tlireo hundred root, corner 6f of (425 per foot. mat School, arithmetic. ing this condition la the placing Elithteenth and Ocean Avenue. O. Cavallaro. head of departor drain pipes under the city Midway to tho mKiond floor on Velma H. Mould, lot 2815. block streets. Tho cost of this work has Two hundred feet, nt Twenty- the main stairway-will be a IBTKO C. Garden tract, to A. G. Chalmeluhtb Street, with riparian platform with French doors leaders, of Allentown. Pa., for 12.450. rights. cal education. I«T Into a balcony on, the ocean aide or tho building. One hundred feet, at Twcnty- SeUs Beachfront for $67,500 Meta Lnnicbeln. aKslslant superrlgbih and Wesley, without ri- Some Idea, of the activity of the visor of physical education, West Tbo second floor will contain parian rights. • ' market can be- known by the -fol- Hoboken, physical education. 4 bedrooms, a dressing room. 2 tiled baths and 2 tiled showere. One hundred feet, on. WeHley lowing bale of 150 feet of beach- E. Marcla Baldwin, associate In- The baths and uhowers will bo In between Nlnteenth und Twenfront, beginning 100 feet north structor in pyacbology. Newark different colored tile. tieth. • •• . of Twenty-second Street, for John State Normal School, psychology. Fllty Feet on Wesley Avenue M. Simon, of Philadelphia} to a Irwin B, Kom'erville, principal. tyalds" rooms will be on th between. Sixteenth and Seven- buyer not named. Mr. Mould had Rldgewood High, School, sclc.ico third floor. • '. . • teenth prepared an advertisement > onnnd geocraphy. Streets, .with rlpurlan Tho construction will be o rights. UVdnewliiy for this particular lot Frank H. Lloyd, Kiipervlsing prin- brick and stucco with varlegatod One hundred fifteen' Iota In the to be printed In this edition. cipal,. Leonurdo, geography and . alate roof, with all copper Hash Gardens. , Thursday morning he called tho HlBtory of education. • lncs, valleys, glitters and con NEWS' A tract between' Atlantic an NEWS' otnee und UHked for the I. ^" Edith R. Ilolirouich. instructor ductors. ' Gull Road was xold und' resold * ' The tvrrace floor on the ocean One hundred Ufteen feet.- Chel side or tho house la to be laid with Place, corner of Chelueu I'lace and Importod tile. Ocean Avenue, with riparian rights. New Prices Recorded in Herbert S. Smith's Office Eighty feet of beachfront be- Real Estate Sales tween Twentieth and Twenty-first Streets waa sold through ihe qf- (Continued from Pago One) tlce of Herbert R. Smith. This of- this plot to E. M. Button through llce also reported the following the same office. Hales, the plots Include riparian Corner lot. Gull Road and At-rights: 66 2-3 reet on Wesley Ave- ' lantle Avenue, 65 feet by 100 feot. nue, between Twcnty-flmt • nnd for H. Manley. of Philadelphia, to Twenty-Becond Ktreitu: 100 feet Arthur 8hoemakur. corner of Thirtieth Street: 100 Ten lots In tbo Heart or thefeet, corner of Thirty-third Street Clardens Tract, from Zoe-9.-Parls and 150 "feet "between' ' Thlrty- to P. Klaus, of Philadelphia. thlnl und Thirty-fourth Streets. Lots 1710. and 1711, on Ocean TIIIM olllce reported that It nan Road, sold for Bert Gurretwon to Bold and renold u group of thir- Mabel Moses. teen lots on Crescent -Roml; In the Lota 2502 to 2S17, inclusive. Gardens, Bvc tlmen within tieven McLaughlun tract, to Nathan lei days. . . Goff. Eighty lots In the varlotiH nec- • Three lota on Ocean Road, sold lions of.the Gardens.were Hold by ' for- Edward Hogan to Bert Gur- :bls office. retson. Lots 211E to 3122. McLaughlan Mould Sells Beachfront ' Tract. . ' Among the Haled reported by -on Sea Spray Road, from E. M. he ofllce of ThoniuH W. Mould wan Button to Zoo 8. Paris.. i 40-foot utrlp of beachfront lo- . Lots 1701 to 1710. Inclusive, cated between Eighteenth and Heart of tho Garden Tract, from Nineteenth Streets, extending Thomas W. Mould to Zoe 8. Paris. 'ram Wesley Avenue. |6 trarry - Lots 1370 to 1375. Inclusive, on ferron. of Vlnolanil. The riparian Crescent Road; for James Frank- luhts are Included In thin .tract. l ?. «• ''"»»'»Kn. insirucior ad to be changed as the property I L n ,. Ell 5"f h - , N t Warlc State. Normal had been sold. ^ y Tho coat of drainage from Asbury Avenue on Eighth. Ninth and Tenth.Streets was estimated to be about $250,000. Civic organliatlons and many property owners, anxious to BCO the hard surfacing extended, will be pleased with the announcement that thin, matter Is receiving the consideration of the Commissioners. Last Monday the Ocean City Chamber of Commorce, In. a,communication, suggested this work be continued. Little opposition' Is expected to I School. EngllBh. the plan. Last year many'prop- Clara Levy. Instructor In 'his- erty owners thought tho cost of ThlH olllce reported tho italu of tory, Newark State ulx loin In the Heurt of th« Gar- t Normal School, the pvg puvlng would bo too gKreat. Af dens tract, block 18. to II. D. history y and n clvlrn. cll |ter | experiencing p tho great Im- Chmuberldln, of Lancaster. Pa. Ett Etta Donnhuy, helping teacher, J provement that ht resulted ltd r rrom the h for S13.800. • '• Morris County. English uad his-1 hard surfaced streets, and the In Ainu lot* 1762. 1863. Heart of tory. | creased vulue of their properties. Marguerite - M:irquart, nupor- »t a comparatively little, coat. the Gardenn tract, wax Hold for thevisor of art In nlturnatlng schools. many of tho property owners op- account of Beatrice Welker to Dr. Newark, druwlng. posing tho plan'Iast yeaT requcat- Charles H. Vull and Edwurd Ho- Bun. The , price .of these IotH. Lella F. Pay ton, Instructor |n!" which are located on the corner of Surf unrl Inlet Rnudt*. wuu not reported. Old Timers'Inv««t ' Lam week marked the entry of a number *of old-time residents of Ocean City lino the- real entuu' field. Some of* those persons hud lUed here 'for a score of yearn, i but- were always tluilil of buying j "or fear of losing liurd-earned BUV- IIKH. One Investor, who Htepped nto' the ever-widening circle of imut.ur real estate Investors, told the reporter: "I huvu been living :iere for twenty-nve years wnltliiR lo see the bottom drop out of the inurket. I um not going to wait wenty-flve years and only .huvit recollection of uhut I might huve (1 'tho ComniUslonerB to extend art. Thirteenth Avenue School.! •«* work this year. Newark, drawing. I It la doubtful, however. If all Grace W. Engelx. Instructor In'the work Hubmltted by y the City y Industrial dtil urtn, Nk Newark State J Ei Engineer g will.be illb attempted p d this i Normal School, handwork. i year. The amount t contracted d for Catherine M. ZlxKen, supervisor will be governed by tho legal of muulc, x.-Trfnton, prnvluiona ax provided In munlcl- niiiHlc. pul management. Mary. I). Itutlibun, Instructor In muulc, public UCIIOOIH, Trenton, Big Dirigible Passes Over' Mary-C. WHIIlock, aiuoclato In clnthlnic, department' of home had." Incidentally the tlrHt thla man mude.waH pur- conomlcH. UnlverMlty of UlnolH, | "P /Ithin tlireo hour» ut a profit of 1,250. ' The office of Goetz and Knnnub MOULD'S WEEKLY SPECIALS 50ieet Ocean Front Between 36th and 37th. Both sides 011 ». u ». l *\ 1 Fishermen Had Luck Philadelphia, • . In Delaware Bay the occasion. • The Ladle,' A party or Ocean City flahere. a 'eu at the who Bpent thn day on tho Dolawaro Bay.' returned last night with 160 flsh, 81 croakers and 79 Avonue. on weak Bsh. 'rom 3 to J Those In the party wore: William R. Reynolds, William Came- would enjoy »l»r ron, Nelson Brown. 1BOAC Shaner. bay. All Charlie Shaner. Thoy loft at 7 aro Invited o'clock yesterday morning from good time. Reed's Beacb, in Captain Bolce's boat, and coat lines In the Dela- Watch far K^ ware Bay. During tho trip they had some Ocean Cltjr experience with man-eating Bleit yt sharks. One of the sharks.was touring car^ whfc» cstlmatod to weight - about 2S0 to be speeding pe wS pounds, tho party said. The ^toward sharks did not attempt to attack anyone but. merely observed. Tho car was . . it . .- Atlantic City iT yesterday mornlat Mo.tor.Car Driver tho Atlantlo OtT Flee» After Collision reau. which Seat legcd l ^ R. W. Hoffman., or Atlantic morning. City, wan Injured early last Sunday morning when bis machine ~~ turned turtle after, being struck by another motor car. the driver, of which Is unknown. Hoffman was traveling rrom Sea Isle City to Atlantic City. At Thlrty-fqurth Street and Central Avenue a car traveling In the same direction struck Hoffman's car. which turned over after striking the curb. THIH wan about 2.30 a. m. The driver of tho other car did not-stop. Tho only clue to hlB Identity won a render of an Eanex car which was torn off by the collision. Despite the early hour, about u Hcore of cars'gathered nround the spot in u few minutes. Police Lieutenant Burman arrived a few minuter after tho accident occur-- The lnjure' at about dltappeure.1 S.45 o'clock In th'-^'. •;'.•:/•'••.- I v - . ' ^ ' &V^'^«i ! «ffli'J&>;w'>^vJ-V;'-\ri>'k'^''. 1 :;^ Ocean City N. J. I 1Wp il h mI- OCEAH OUT TOWB, OCEAH OrlY, H. X. oday's Best Real Estate Buys Every Beach Fronts We have beach front properties that should net you several thousands in A short time, some plots are 50 feet, others are 100 feet. We have 100 Feet Beach Front at 36th Street for $12.000, both sides of Wesley Avenue, if sold today. Asbury Avenue We have a good business property, in the WGOLWQRTH BLOCK that, will show about 8 per cent., owner will take large mortgage. Act quick on this. - 5 room cottage for. : :._ _ _,._...L $3,500.00 6 room cottage on Anbury Avenue.......... $6,500.00 2 family apartment, furnished.... .'.. $10,500.00 2 family apartment, near beach .,.....'. $12,000.00 ' . Come in and see us, we have good bargains. STANLEY M. PONTIERE CO., Inc. Real Estate : Insurance ^Mortgages 957 ASBURY AVENUE CORNER PROPERTY Ocean Avenue at Fourth Street EAST C0EHEE For Sale—Bargain Splendid location for doctor or druggist CONSULT JULES R. LEDIG Real Estate Insurance 333 Ocean Avenue For a Real Bargain House 1245 Asbury Avenue 4 Stories . IN THE BEST OF CONDITION 7 Bed Rooms—Including Basement Floor^Two Car Garage Bath-Oas-Electricity—Heat and Hot Water In the Heart of.the Business District • $18,000.00 , • Financing Easy MAX ZIMMERMAN 607 Eighth Street . Pnone 1041 Are You Looking for Lots ini McLaughlan-Conover Tract? DELIVER THE GOODS. ^ REALTORS this EJ- 1604 Central Avenue Two Story Detached Cottage, Separate Garage inane ed J. C. O'CALLAGHAN 933 Asbury Avenue For Quick Turnover The wise real estate buyer who focuses his eyes on 34th Street beach front property has them directed on the right place. '-"... It ifl one of the safest, surest and most profitable beach front ventures ever offered for a speculative investment.' '. • I have a few choice pieces in this section HERBERT R. SMITH Realtor 601 Eighth Street For a Real Good Bargain • ' • -3 farnily Apartment • . • ' very near Boardwalk $16,750 . WeU Financed Inspection Invited • . . Consult With • ' - '• .. CLAYTON HAINES BRICK ELMER JACK8ON PEARL . . ' REALTORS Ocean City, N. J. 411 Eighth Street For Sale Centrally located ocean front lot with riparian rights, improved with 2 stores and 2 apartments only $40,000.00 FOR QUICK SALE 8th & Atlantic Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Sign Piece of Real Estate Advertised on This Page is a Special Value Offered for Quick Sale Only! Now is the Time To Get. In the Real Estate Swim A glance at the real estate transfers published on another page will give »n Idea of tho activity of the Ocean City real estate market. There U nothing "OaBhy" about this. It.repre««nt» bona ado transaction* and. •Olid values. And there Is a reason for this. • . - People—residents as well as outsiders—are Just' awakening to the value of South Jersey real estate, especially seashore property, and they ' aro miking hasto to snap up the big values which hava heretofore boon passed by unnoticed. There will b« no recession from . these values, either, and the man or woman who wants to get In as near tho "around floor" as It is possible to do now. will • be wise to make their Investment*, attar careful Investigation, without unnecessary delay. " ' , ' Soon the activity now centered In Ocean City will extend to other renortn dawn the coaiit. 100 Yards From Shopping Districts Corner Property Accessible from three aide* —food pnUio garage lite —ground size, 70 x 90. little cash needed. $25,000 Shone 4a Frank E Darby REALTOR . . •. M •• • ^'fl
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