Harlan’s History: A Highly Informative Promotional Article Clipped From The Philadelphia Inquirer Sunday Morning Edition August 14, 1910

Harlan’s History: A Highly Informative Promotional Article Clipped From The Philadelphia Inquirer Sunday Morning Edition August 14, 1910

A HIGHLY INFORMATIVE PROMOTIONAL
ARTICLE CLIPPED FROM
THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
SUNDAY MORNING EDITION
AUGUST 14, 1910 – PAGE 14

(REPRODUCED AS IT APPEARED IN NEWSPRINT)


STONE HARBOR
On Seven Mile Beach
Cape May Co., N. J.

We want to give you a quick, terse story of Stone Harbor, something you can comprehend at a glance and then realize the magnitude of this sturdy, new resort and its splendid investment offering.

Philadelphia people have invested $600,000 during the past six months alone in Stone Harbor.
A million dollars has been spent for Stone Harbor upbuilding.

When you visit Stone Harbor today, you see a complete modern seashore resort: over a hundred cottages, bungalows, villas and stores.

Twenty-five miles of sewered, watered, graveled, cemented, and graded streets; well-kept lawns; new $20,000 Yacht Club; handsome hotel; three deep yacht basins; 22 trains a day; telephone and telegraph, and in short, a model resort in less than 36 months’ building.

The public alone made Stone Harbor possible by its ready subscription to our Beach Front Improvement Bonds. Yet Stone Harbor must be BIGGER – BETTER – GREATER; it must in time become THE South Jersey Coast Atlantic City, towards which goal it is constantly building, because the name, Stone Harbor, means hustle, progress, success. A new house a day marks its present growth.

THE STONE HARBOR OCEAN PARKWAY is a splendid as well as a practical creation.

Since the island’s discovery 300 years ago, Seven Mile Beach, virtually the last beach to succumb to the attack of the artisans with shovel, saw and trowel, has been CUT OFF from the mainland to all vehicle traffic, because it has had no roadway like the other beaches. A half-mile railroad trestle bridge has been the only mode of reaching Seven Mile Beach. In spite of this handicap, this splendid beach has grown wonderfully the past two years.

At a cost of half a million dollars, we are building three miles of 155-foot wide roadway, for vehicle, train, trolley and automobile traffic. This operation (now 60 per cent completed) includes a sea-level canal alongside the Ocean Parkway (as the new road is called), 100 feet wide, 10 feet deep, both operations reaching east and west for over three miles, from Stone Harbor on Seven Mile Beach to Cape May Court House, the shady, substantial, old colonial county seat of Cape May County.

The Parkway’s east terminus spans, by a great steel drawbridge, Great Channel, which flanks Stone Harbor; its western terminus taps the State Ocean Highway, which likewise runs through Cape May Court House and over our Stone Harbor Court House annex.

With the opening of the Stone Harbor Ocean Parkway and Canal next year, Stone Harbor values will three fold. This is a statement admitted by realty experts in Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Wildwood, as well as by several hundred alert Stone Harbor bond purchasers, who believe in STONE HARBOR with their money as well as with their eyes.

Our bond plan is absolutely safe. It has brought Stone Harbor to its present splendid status and has made its investors money. Each and every investor is doubly secured: first, by a first lien gold bond; second, by lots which are acquired FREE under our bond plan, by warranty deed. Title to the entire property is insured by West Jersey Title and Guaranty Company of Camden, N. J.

OCEAN PARKWAY BONDS ADVANCE
FROM $70 TO $75 (PAR $100)
AUGUST 25, 1910

YOU STILL HAVE A FEW DAYS IN WHICH TO BUY AT $70.
DON’T DELAY INVESTIGATING STONE HARBOR.

PHILADELPHIANS HAVE ALREADY SUBSCRIBED FOR $275,000 WORTH OF THESE BONDS, which will prove a conservative and profitable investment at par, to which price they will soon advance.

Under the present offer you are given FREE a fully improved lot with every block of bonds subscribed.

Call or write for literature and arrange a free inspection trip to Stone Harbor next Sunday (August 21), from either our Philadelphia, Atlantic City or Wildwood offices.

SOUTH JERSEY REALTY COMPANY
915 Real Estate Trust Building
Philadelphia, Penna.

SOUTH JERSEY REALTY COMPANY
ATLANTIC CITY OFFICE
Main Aisle, Exposition Building
Boardwalk and Kentucky Avenue

SOUTH JERSEY REALTY COMPANY
WILDWOOD OFFICE
Stone Harbor Rest Rooms
Boardwalk and Schellenger Avenue

MAIL THIS COUPON
to SOUTH JERSEY REALTY CO.
913 Real Estate Trust Bldg.
Philadelphia

“Without incurring any obligation, I should like to learn full particulars of your bond plan with bonus lots at Cape May Court House and Stone Harbor, N. J.”

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