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CKNT A'WOKD COLUMN IN AdvMlliMM*! Iai*rt«4 la UN (•lawn f«r Iw Hum II Mali,NOTICEGood buaineaa for tale. Apply to8prig( *• !*r*on, T ickerUML N.J. •WILL EXCHANGE—A 7 room California bungalow *• i#h furniture for a small ea»Urn farm fully elt;|0ip-pr i Value alio it $5000. Addr?#! George Sohre-rk, 1117 Laguna St., Loa Angle#, Cal.Have Ohio Improve! Cheater Whit# Boar for service. John J. I^eapa, New Gretna, N. J.FOR 8ALE—Power boat Beulah— 32 by 12 ft. Full equipment with be*t Globe engine. No reasonablo offer refused. J. G. Down*, Tuck-erton. • 4t f*-2flMACHINIST WANTED—Firat Class.Apply to M. L. Cranmer, Mnyattu,N. J.FOR SALE—Good safe and a piano. $100.00 take# both, Capt. Jtrry Sprague, Reach Haven, N. J.FOR SALE—Reasonable. 8 thrifty pig#. 8 week# old. John M. Hogan, New Gretna, N. J. Rhone 381(12 if.FOR RENT—House on Oti* avenue. Apply to Jus. Brown, Tuckerton. It.FOR RENT—Furniahed house, nine rooms and bath. All conveniences. Apply to George Quinn, Tuckerton, N. J.FOR SALE—Cabin cruiser “Arvillu,” 25 ft. long, 7 Mi ft. beum, 10-14 h.p. Bridgeport. 3 cylinder engine. Apply to J. W. Homer, Tuckerton.H m ■— ---- --------- — ■■ ' VULCANIZING—Bring us your tires and tubes. Double Tread Tires. Two old Ford Tires made into one good one. Vulcanization Process. No sewing. Merriman Rubber Co., Freehold, N. J. Tuckerton Agents, Carlton Garage and Tuckerton Garage.FOR SALE—House on Clay street. Apply to C. Harvey Smith, Tuckerton.hareby give# no tire to tbo creditor! the said deceaaod to bring in tbftr dekito, demands and claims againstthe estate of said deceased, under oath or affirmation, within nine months from the tenth day of June, 1019, or they will be forever barred of any action therefore against the said executor.EDWIN E. BRAGG,Executor.Dated June 10, 1019.IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEYTo Jt'l.l A HAMILTON:II jr % Iri it** nf mu order of On* Court oftTuOHvry of Nvw Jrrwi’, uisrtr uu 11««* Huy of On* lint** Imri-'tf. In n . itiuIii « sum* whi*rt*ln Jnim W 11 m hi 1111 in In |M*tll|(Mii*r, Mini you sro il»*f»*i»«la»it. you an* n*i|ulrfl to N||M*iir. Mini iilmil, rniHwer or ilioiiur to |H-iltloui*r a |Mtltlou oil »r twforr tli«* rlrrfUtb »la.v of AuiruNt next, or. In lt;!•* fault Ibrrrnf, aiu'b diitw* %% III In* taken ik’Hlnxt you na I hr i'hault;i*llor nhuil think •M)UUnltlr au«lI'h*- otijn i of xalil null In to ohlaln n ■tnrrr of •Ihon-r, ill*»i,lying thr mar rlntre brtwern you anil thi* mild prtltlou •*r.hated Juno loth, 11*10.IMVin A VKKDKR, Hoili it• • r nf I*«*tIf loner,. Vender Hiiihlinir, Toiua It Ivor, N. J.BARNEGAT(Continued from page one)FOR SALE—One Maxwell touring, one Ford touring car, one twin Har-ley-Davidson motorcycle, all second hand. All exceptional bargains. Mr L. Cranmer, May*tta, N. J.James W. ParkeTuckerton, N. J.OUTSIDE CARPENTER WORK ^ JOBBING' WELL WORK A SPECIALTY Prices ReasonableSPECIALTHIS MONTH ONLY30 x 3*/2Non-Skid Tires$18 60 Including War TaxTHE LAKESIDE GARAGE JOB M. SMITH, Proprietor Tuckerton, N. J.NOTICE TO CREDITORSEstate of Elizabeth A. Bragg, DeceasedEdwin E. Bragg, executor of Elizabeth A. Bragg, deceased, by order of the Surrogate of the County of Ocean,on the J. Horace Sprague house.Miss Amelia Collins and Mis# Taylor spent Thursday at Laurel Grove with their Sunday School ClasR.Miss Hazel Ridgway is at Jersey City for ten days as the guest of Mrs. Edward Turrem.Milton Conklin and sister, Estella, Miss Geneva Van Vorst and Capt. and Mrs. Lamson motored to Barne-gat and made some calls. These folks ure from Cedar Run.M. M. Olnowich, Seal Reeves and Phineas Hilliard, game warden of Manahawken have purchased Fords of W. S. Cranmer. The Ford cars keep on the move.One of the pleasant gatherings of the season was held at the M. E. Church, Thursday evening last, when the second anniversary of the Men's Bible Class was held. Music was given by the choir. Mr. Groepler gave n couple of violin solos, accompanied by Miss Sadie Randolph on the organ. Miss Sue Carter “30 Years With the Shrew.” She read very nicely. Miss Geneva VanVorst, of Cedar Run, gave a couple of recitations, which were very well rendered. She was encored. It is not often Barnegat has the pleasure of listening to an evening of such fine elocution us Miss VanVorst gave. District Supt. Rev. Dr. Bills, gave a very fine address on the Bible. At the close of the service the congregation were all invited to the lower floor where ice cream and cake were served by the good ladies of the church.A party representing a manufacturer of Infants’ wear was in town the week end prospecting for the opening of a factory, providing they can get a sufficient number of hands. They will provide plenty of work and pay good wages. Louis Abramowitz will make the necessary inquiries as to help. If they can be obtained the firm will start as soon as preparations can be made. It would be a good thing for the town and furnish iwork for all who desired it.What's the mater with the Democrat politicians? There seem to be any quantity of Republican candidates, so that the coming Primaries will be lively. There are a number seeking the nomination of Commissioner at this end of the county and more coming.OPEN FOR BUSINESS With a full line of MARINE HARDWARERACING COMPOUNDCOPPER PAINTS AndBOATMEN’S SUPPLIES Gasoline, Batteries, Oils. If we don’t . .have what you want we will get it..A. J. RIDER’S SONS
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Tuckerton Beacon
Tuckerton, New Jersey, US
Thu, Jun 26, 1919
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