May 1946 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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• Due, 

it 

MioliM 

i ftr renmal 

i Cor the new 

Ml, 

' SI, 

on Exhibition 

Baton twlrjwi. other ^wberi on 

the -menu" MEteu follows; 

A callathenlo. drill by girl, of ths 

Fresiuiuui «nd Sophomoro claase*. 

- Belays by the «Ui, Tth and 8th 

grades. 

Folk donees by girls from 7th 

•ndt ta Seniors, eaeli dancs repre 

SaveFcK«' 

Drive Opens 

•anting different eoontry. A 

M 

',;«• maii 

br mull, It wu 

Bwltli B. Boj, 

square dance will be for the unlW(j 

States, 

A South American number, com, 

blnini rhythmic exercises and dunc- 

1m, uj SO Juniors Hid Banian. 

I-Vnclng drill by '•ophemores, 

Jui m nnd Seniors. 

*l,!ii'ii: drill imitating move- 

ments in various sport* activities. 

i OB* 

1300 notice* to peo]ple| P ' lrR -*' M can 

go Into food," 

Mr, Murtha said that restauran 

•re btini requested to observe fam 

lne emergency regulations, whic 

should prove no hardship to them 

or their patrons. He pointed out that 

whereas Mao is the average numbe 

of calories In th A i dit th 

urban populati 

ing on from 

daily. The Far 

tion diet even 

I to M m with 

M •mrtoaed. iftr- 

1 IMF fee, to the 

will receive their 

I ia a Ant flow. 

• in tm* 

to visit the 

11 ta siss 

wltii their appli- 

iei of .new places 

I Ian IScemed. 

•M »be Ii eonfl- 

of the mercantile 

.Tumbling and pyramid building 

by 7th, ith and Sth grades. 

Marehlng drill finale by M Senior 

Junior and Sophomore girls as nn 

O,0,H.S. greeting to the United 

Nations. 

Musical background for nil the 

numbers wilt be played by Mrs 

Margaret Walnwright and qbrneil 

Pearl, The city ha« promised vo pro. 

vide United Nations flags for gym 

decorative effects 

plan won 

or 

It »Tci both time 

HB, H also enable* the 

her aalgtant to handle 

nuance more sroooth- 

mkujnum effort. 

with the mercantile 

—ne -alieUwr there 

nts. will be oheck- 

i Police department later 

W Mil. Charles Muth have 

rte the resort after ipend- 

— ta Oak Lane, Mrs. 

I on the road to reeoy. 

•ttwft of pneumonia. 

__ '. assisted By their son, 

i operate their shop at 831 

fc- TbJ* will be their 11th 

Ocean City. 

I Mrs, Clarence «L Lent, ef 

»t, ue here for the 

: mm Battersea rd. 

TelU Kiwanis 

of Travel* in South 

Observations made while on a 

trip to Panama during the winter 

were passed along to members of 

the Ocean City Kiwanis Club, Wed- 

nesday, by Floyd O, Bimms, restau- 

rateur and member of the club. 

He also described his sensations 

and* misgivings while traveling by 

g lb 

gings wile trveling b 

air line from Miami, Fla, to Balboa 

He said he was particularly Impress- 

ed by the fact that air travel toda 

Is big business, with all the crowds 

and hustle at the Miami airport 

that are usually associated with 

railroad terminal. 

During the Bieetlng, Dr, Paul L 

tingling, physician, was. inducted 

into club membership by Dr M ~ 

Stannard, 

of calories in the American diet, the 

urban population of Europe is 

Ing on from 100 to 2000 calories 

Jar Bast is on a atarvu- 

belew that level, 

TO INSTRUCT IIOUiElVIVES 

The local cpoperative effort will 

include distribution of small folders 

with dozens of tips to housewives 

on how to plan their buying and 

their meals to reduce food waste 

which always has been a normal 

procedure to some degree. 

Methods of saving include reduc- 

tion of bread consumption, use of 

more potatoes, saving of fats ana 

oils, use of alternate and plentiful 

foods, such as poultry, eggs, fish, 

fruits and seasonal vegetables, sim- 

plification of meals, and more care- 

ful planning of food purchases, 

CAFE MAY COLLECTS 

CANNED FOODS 

A campaign to collect canned 

foods for the UNRRA famine relief 

drive opened in Cape May City on 

Monday, under sponsorship of the 

Kiwanis Club. 

Wilfred Lucke, malinger of the 

Atlantic City Electric Co, office at 

Cape May, is chairman of the cam- 

paign to help aid the hungry over- 

seas. 

1_ 

'Butter, Butter/—Not For Sale — 

But For Barter'/—1000 Pounds/ 

.Jit*.* V ss'V \A 

Action Deferred 

On West Avenue 

(Continued from page 1) 

elsewhere were done under state ilo, 

without such assessments, 

4, Cast or materials and labor 

present is too high to undent 

such a major improvement, 

5, If the idea is to relieve Asbui 

av. traffic congestion, West av. iieeu 

only be improved in the central see ' 

tion from 6th to 11th sts, at present, 

nstead of for the entire length. ,, | 

8, The project does not benefit 

he people of the community at 

large so much as would the same 

money spent on boardwalk and 

beach Improvements, 

BUSINESS GROUP OPPOSED 

Opposition was sjienrheaded by 

the Ocean City Business Men's As- 

sociation, for which K= R, French, 

secretary, and Alexander Blatt. At- 

antic City attorney, were the prm- 

:ipal speakers. 

Another outspoken objertor was 

lartln Hatch. Philadelphia attor- 

ney, who charged that the com- 

mlssioners are proposing "to con- 

sume the city s reserves and bor- 

•ow to- decorate the back yard when 

lie front porth—the beach, our 

greatest asset—is in serious dan- 

ier," He called attention to the al. 

eged further loss of beach despite 

[lie construction of new stone jet- 

es last year. 

SOME REWARD DtlE 

"This gift ia too expcnsivp you 

have to take it back. 11 said the 

wealthy young heiress. 

"Nothing of the port," insisted the 

young man. "Why I've been given 

credit all over town since 1 our en- 

gagement has been aiineuneed." 

•:k 

Phone 967 

HARRY'S INN 

Maryland Ave,, Somers Point 

in 

Chops, Chicken, 

U 

Goods Cocktail Bar 

Kitchen Open from 5 p.m. 'til 2 a.m. 

TO TAKE OUT 

Catholics Pay Fine 

Tribute to Priest 

(ConllnuMl from page li 

respect for you- its our spirit 

leader," 

PRAIBED BY PHIESTS 

Father Doyle wns the recipient 

of many words of pro lap—and some 

joshing — from a (ti'oup of otlier 

priests who were Here 10 join the 

celebration. 

Where Ocean City Meets fora Good Time 

iveryiew Inn 

Off the Circle ,.. Somer. Point 

OMOCHT 

)AY, May 24th 

Saving 

Shares 

Available 

Invest $1 to $5,000 

City Home 

and Loan Assn. 

Phone M12 

i*AMhL 

They included the Rt. Rev. Mon 

signer RUey, of Trenuin, who wn 

seminar} 1 student tit thraiiine 

time as the honored giiest t FaUwr 

William ooyle, of Margate, the 

pastor's brother: Father Timothy 

Murphy, of Pittsburgh, pn., his cou 

sin: nnd Fiither Daniel MiiKill, of 

stone Harbor, a close friend for 

M years, 

FITTING SUCCESSOR 

TO FATHER BLAKE 

MonslBiwr Riley referred to [he 

steady growth of the Ocean City 

parish, in keepinB piiec wit;i de- 

velopment of the cornmunitj. nnd 

attributed it tt) the hieh quality of 

lendership of local pastors. He 

said Father Peyle ^.^ especially 

diusen M -ft-fJiiillg-SHeeessoi 

lute mther Thomas T, Blake, lo- 

cal pastor for aa years. 

An expression of congratulations 

and best wishes was extended by 

Miss Resins B, RodBers on behalf 

of the Confraternity, the Sodality 

and the Farent-Teacher groups of 

the parish, 

Charles Schreiber. toajtmaitpr, 

read a telegram of congratulations 

from the New Jersey Knights of 

Columbus organization. 

Introductory remarks on the pro- 

gram were by Father Joseph J. 

Brennan. assistant pastor, who 

characterised Father Doyle as "a 

man of comprehensive learning, ae. 

companled by kindness and sympa- 

thy, ' 

FROM PRIMTLY FAMILY 

He pointed out that Father Doyle I 

comes from a priestly family, with 

a brother and four cousins in the 

service of Ood, 

The dinner was arranged by a 

committee at men of the parish", ni 

which Harry Keller was general 

chairman. 

It was a prelude to a solemn Iiich 

mass of. thanksgiving, conducted at 

10 a.m. Wednesday in the Wrsley 

av, church by the Most Rev, Bar. 

tholomew J. Eustace, bishop of the 

Damden diocese, and other high 

ranking clergy. 

In brief remarks of appreciation 

for the honors heaped upon him. 

Father Doyle said "it is a heart 

warming tribute to the pastor to see 

so many of his people here, but I 

do not feel worthy of the honor." 

With ehMHter^tie humility, he 

red that It has been a privi- 

_ to live In the une house 

sanctified by the late Father 

Blake, 

"These have been 28 beautiful 

years," he concluded, "and if I am 

•pared to celebrate my golden jubi 

"BUTTEK . , , BITTER , . , 

Bl'TTER!" read the head-line ov- 

or an adverHwment In a Detroit, 

Mich., ni«si)ii|.lr recpnilj, 

•Oil!" Thousanci Poiijids of Butt 

B 

er 

for Barter—Not lor sale! 

claimed, and went mi; 

Due to tiuviriitiH-iit and union 

labor strikes and slow riiiwn ill prii- they l;av 

diictlon, moiiry will not buy the but 

equipment tlie laniicr nurds to pru-' 

duee tiiore food. 

"Therefore. «e offpr l.Oflfl 

paunds of butter (nhich repre- 

NentK l.SDO hour-, of farm labor on 

wlntor feedinBiii, in exiiuinec for 

1 New g.cylinder autamobile — 

or 1 New (.ton truck, 

"The present shortage of butter 

winch production is less than super 

•rut ui pri'war production, is caused 

It pro-1 by yiruv failings, subsidies and OPA 

••Frirmi'rs luiv" not cuiir on strike: 

quit producing cream for 

"The farmer iilij not trade 3 

hours of hi* i^jior for 1 hour of 

Inriuslriai iBLinr." 

The. iifivcrtiftoment waj; sipied by 

tl.i- Cnlrtwiitcr I3airy Co., of Cold- 

»;it(>r Mli-M. 

OPA Cutting 

Goods and Jobs 

722 Firms Report 

in U. S. Survey 

Sixty per riMH of niiurjftleiunii! 

riiis cove.red in u iniui.tu-t 011. 

survey of the (Hells ul price cull 

trnl have boon lurci-il hy OPA ceil 

iims to aha!]dun prssd:i'L;nn of ccf 

tain CDOtls for uliicli UHTC ivil* i 

P.i : r 

SKi.L 

Mnr 

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:i.,d tl".' 

.":C! ,ijcc' 

BELOM 

• limn 

Ni 

u 

in 

u Jp> acv. 

Hilr 'ilutr' 

#and 

* 

COST 

41 per 

Coi 

•rut 

Western 

at Wls- 

liiectlcut 

at the 

Mr, French said the Association 

avors street improvements, but 

eels that West av, should be done 

iy the atatc-aid plan instead of by 

borrowing and special assessment, 

SAVS MANY OPPOSE IT 

Mr. Blatt said the Association cii 

cularized property owners by posi 

card and received 672 replies op 

posing the project and only six it 

favor of it, 

Morris L, Johnson, extensive own 

er of West av, property, said he fe 

a small amount spent on cieanini 

and otherwise iniprovlni the ocean- 

front would puf greater dividends 

at present than a large expi riditur 

on West av. 

Principal speakers for the pavin 

BIBLES 

MYW00D PRESS 

MS Asbury Ave. 

w&c William Spritzer, another At- 

lantic r attor Rev Samuel 

Comff rpjro owner. Mrs 

Olh r rv id estate agent 

i h, building contractor 

i, WORTH OF POU. 

« - vii said he repre 

i year-usund res 

• the authenticity 

lens poll because 

. of more than half 

,ty owners who did 

ii! questionnaires, 

ue city, after spending 

ui Jetties, would be per 

li-cliy justified in "developing a new 

nmln traffic artery, and that the In- 

,t. .i in paving eoiti has not been 

ii urly us largo as in the cost of re- 

decking the inudwalk, if that were 

done. 

He pointed out that the city has a 

borrowing capacity of half a million 

dollars, is paying only I per cent 

interest on bonds, and is in excellent 

condition to undertake the project, 

stressing the Asbury av. traffic 

hasard, he declared that "there will 

be danger there so long as West av 

is a mud .hole." 

•AYS SCORES FAVOR IT 

Mrs, MaePherson snid slip lmd 

obtained scores of signatures on pe 

titionj favoring the paving, and 

could have obtained 600 or more, 

had time permitted. 

"Eventually West av, will be ex- 

tended to Sfith st.,' 1 she said, "We 

have Been waiting for this develop, 

mtint for 20 years. It jeems to me 

the people in the back yard ought 

to have some consideration when 

OCEAN CITY 8ENTINEL.LJDGER 

PAGE' 

iw tar M ti 

m noUUns tS 

The Rev. Mr 

failure 

would mean mntifltSrd 

enterprise and bloefc d?J 

housing and buslneaM 

the negroes but all 

Asbury av. 

He alleged that at hw 

H, Wsggnif! PhOBe 14TO 

Tllr 'Hirvtw, iiiadr by ]hv NritiQp.iil 

Industrial 'Coiinril. covcrPd " TJU 

firms, larsje and smaii. in IT differ= 

ent areas between Worrc-sti r. Masn.. 

in the riLSt, and Portland. Ore., iia 

the west. . ~ 

Philadelplila and Fittsburiili Pa 

Detroit, .Siich.: Peoriu. 

Helghis and Hockford, III.: Colum-! postwar 

bus, O.: at, Paul, Minn,: tin- aira 

around tJtien, NY.i Brrks Cn:i:i>. 

I:I;.II- in-in-fl arr now selling 

IT nltMM arlirli'B bolow cost in 

i" ii'iiipb wiili OPA ceilings, 

• urvcy siiuwd. With many olh- 

>'Hir-y lit briak-i \en prices or 

;ur MTV nominal pnilit, 

Fiwi'r tli.ui oiip in eight firms has 

I.IMI. abif ia L!(,T ^Hisiaetory price 

uriju.-ttiH-nis. train OPA. although 

l.imiln-ti- have souelit ri"ll(;f. Less 

ii4iiiauilL_werc able to get even par- 

tiiil Ud,lU-4HHM!tS. 

Kilty-ihiTf iM-r criii uf tlie firms 

n-ported iliut in rretiH months OPA 

111, camrri iewiT jobs than could 

liiivo betii supplied, while 5i per 

riTt saiil.OHA rciJiilatunis were up- 

torferiiiE «itli jrib-crpating oppor- 

imties winch had been planned for 

Pfiatisi , Creeling Cards . ifaiiaaery 

ELECTRICAL 

APPLIANCES 

HEAD THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

ped to celebrate my golden jubi- 

lee I. hope we can all Tje together 

again, even if I have to get up h 

with crutehei or a cane, 

an all Tje together 

have to get up here 

a cane" 

WE AHB NOW 

AGENTS 

In (his locality for the 

well-knawn 

MACKIN 

Shades 

Walter E. Mien 

70S Central Ave. 

Ph. 0496-M 

Orter Now for Sprint Dellverf 

ETIt 

EIAMIPTED 

CLASSES 

FITTED IT 

'arry H. Lake 

OPTOMITBIiT 

Your OPTOM1TB1ST for « Yeiri 

LItcgt Frames and MsuDtiHEB 

SUM Locals! Al 

§IT 4SBLKV A\-E. 

i 

FOR QUICK BESULTB , 

USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

FRANK CARFAGNO 

Civil Engineer and 

Land Surveyor 

836 Central Awnue 

Phone 1S07-W 

E 

Your CM MUST LAST! 

MotorOverhaul 

AV4II.JIBLE AT OHCB 

f ilif OYcrb.nl »ee»iB([il 

iMin bar ul niw w«k 

ALL MAEIS 

EASY MONTHLY BUDGIT 

TEBMS 

Edw. G. Kurtz Co. 

AUutk A«. tat, Ul • North 

Phone OwO. OIM 

ilnee Uli" 

rntilrol fl.lKg, 

'. (1SATB, MngflLI. 

TOBS. ri.BAD. 

ill. IWSEflT I'KRTS 

A T?rr Li»nff 1'tnip, 

Wrlii, phnnr, Cnli 

U J. PONTELER 

P. C, O. 

Mowen Studio 

DEVELOPING - PRINTING 

photoiraphj, . earner* SuppUn 

721 Wesley Ave. Ph. 0651 

Bo? wen OhilarcB'a Wear M 

ATLASSANITARY 

PRODUCTS, inc. 

13ih & CENTRAL AVER 

NORTH WILDWOOD, N. J, 

— Phone 151 _ 

liitiiMMiliMlllfiillliiiliiiiflMiME 

EDDIE'S 

EXPRESS 

LOCAL and 

LONG DISTANCE 

HAULING 

ANT KINO 

, (XQ. 1460 

***+ 

asas 

MORGAN 

RADIO 

1136 A.bury Ave. 

Radio and Household Ap 

pUances Repaired 

We have flO',;, of the 

hard-to-get tubes and parti 

Complete Check Up f 

1.50 

SPEARS s 

18.26 ATLANTIC AVE 

ATLANTIC omr 

MORTGAGE 

MONEY 

Wm Hmtrn It 

Seashore Building 

& Loan Assn. 

•01 A.bur, 

Now Get the 

LOT 

HOME 

OWN/ 

Beachfront Lota 

Corner Lou 

RcidenUal Site. 

SEE ' 

CAREY 

St. and 

,,,,, ^ 1, 

HOTPOINT 

nEFHIGKKATORS 

KANOBS 

WATEIl HFVTtllS 

FBEIEEIIS • 

DISHH'/tSHEHS 

DISPOHALL 

KITCHEN CABiNETS 

WASHERS 

IKONERS 

SINKS 

CLEANERS 

NORGE 

BGFRiaERATORS 

RANaES 

OAS BANOn 

SPACE HEATERS 

WASHERS 

FREEZERS 

SEEGER 

COMMERCIAL 

REAOn-IN REFIUOERATORS 

UNITED 

—COMMERCIAL— 

WALK-IN BOXES mil FREEZEKS 

DAIRY BOXES 

FROSTED POOP CABINETS 

DISPLAY CASES 

Twa.Teinpentun 

WALK.IN BOXES 

REFRrOERATION CONDENSING 

UNITS — Ally Wu 

DUO.THERM 

AutomiOlc 

OIL WATER HEATEBB 

HEIL 

OIL BURNERB 

OIL BURNINO BOILER UNITS 

GAS HMD WARM AIB 

HOT WATEIIE,1T UNITS 

SERVICE 

COMPIETI SEIIVICE IlhPT, 

To ussure you II,,. Ii,.st lUfjulU 

and Long Ufe Jruir All Your 

Appliances. 

FARNSWORTH KADFO 

Aut«m»llc Combination 

RADIO PHONOCRAPI 

RECORD PLAYERS 

TOASTBKS, IBONS, •HXnT.ta. 

0. D. HACKNEY 

931 Aibury.Ave. 

n 

it comes to improveineiiU, 

Mr, Bmith declared that owners 

in the Gardens and beachfront see- 

lions are being selfish in seeking 

to deny West Bide owners an im- 

provement long overdue, 

"We paid our share al the mill- 

•Good Nam" 

id as Fafs ?, 

Read Sim- 

adv. 

«•*! 

tho 

selfishness. 

In cdnciudlng the i 

Clyde w. SlruMe B 

commissioners will 

the arguments on L 

taking final action. 

It was moved by 

Henry Roeser, Jr tl 

Ihe ordinance be sent u> 

fected property owner rt! 

go a more full -^~ - 

views can he 

June 5, 

55y» Wf 

TBST-WCAU-UA.M. 

APPEASEMENT AGAM 

"We are brraklnK . 

lection of European 

reasonable prices, aenfi 

Ust,"—stamp dealer's ~ ' 

-J*lHn 

found tin-! [)4aB 

| 

ni they ftr* ng 

STY now hftfi 

I Irxlona im 

and an'nl hllim u|in. 

INVITED 

ARTHUR L. BATTEN 

845 Brighton Place 

R e p R 

Herbert H. Blizzard & Co. 

Philadelphia 

Call O. C. J8S8-M 

and Week End* 

jint fr v 

rooms each Hour, i.OO. B. B, Onley 

400 4Bth si. No phone information. 

8-24 

WANTED -A Business^ Oppprtun- 

Ity, Is your business for salev We 

have a client i man and wifei de- 

siring to ehtubiish or purchase a lo- 

cal business with prospects of fu. 

ure expansion. Have adequate fi- 

nancing, c. s. Thorp, 401 Wesley 

av. 6-7 

SALE—HOUSEHOLD goods. Q. M. 

refrigerator, 1018; large Kalarna- 

zoo kitchen range; 3-BUrner oil 

stove: 2 kitchen cabinets:, breakfast 

set; diiiing room suite: single bed 

room suite; double bedroom suit 

washer; electric sweeper; li.ing 

room coal stiivc; set washing tubs; 

cake mixer; medicine cabinet; 

phonograph; Zenith radio high 

soy: bonkgmf with—tianlHH—were' 

lafy and desk combined; wheel bar 

row, garden tools: tools and other 

articles too numerous to mention, 

Would like to 11 as a whole. John 

Boyer owner, care of 438 Ocean av 

Phone 13:26, 8-24 

1 ASBURY AVt—OCEAN CltY 

Horton's Market 

1200 Aibury Avenue 

Phone 0730 

FRESH FRUIT 

and PRODUCE 

WHOLESALE and RETAIL 

Hotels, Stores and Restauranti 

Supplied 

NOW 

OPEN 

SftlF/, 

, full 

elec- 

garage, 

i 

ôr. o gg 

for veiir.round occupaney. six 

h Hour, iO.BOO. B. B, Onley, 

N h f t i 

SALE,—PARLOR iron stove, is; 

J as radiator. M; Bedroom suite. 

; cabinet oil healing stove, ilO; 

odd tables: limps; vases; small 

dlimiK room suite; $35; rugs; beau- 

tlful pool table, 110. 848 Park pi. 

Phone 1653-J. _ 8-24 

SALE—ONE-wheel cultivator, good 

condition, iS: 4-burner gas stove, 

ide oven. tB: 2 Ice refrlierators, IS 

and S2. 1040 Asbury av. 5-24 

SALE—LIBRARY table, $8: rocker. 

SS. '119 Ocean ay. B-24 

BALE—STEAM table, coffee ums, 

dish warmer, dishes, tables, chairs. 

Apply Hotel Lincoln, Bth it. and 

esiey av, 4-24 

WANTED—MAIDS and cleaners. 

Apply housekeeper, Delaware Ho- 

tel, 3rd st, and Boardwalk, tf 

SALE—POUR surplus drafting ta- 

bles, solid, well built, pre-war 

construction, together with horses, 

could be used for many other pur- 

poses: I Sxf soft wood, |2S; J 

8 l-ax7', made by Jueffel * Esser 

Apple Wood, excellent, §35; 1 3 1-S 

xf l-a- White Pine, 120; 14 1-2x10' 

soft wood, $30. Morgan Hand, Sol 

Asbury av. 5-31 

SALE—CONCRETE Mock mj|iiufM- 

turing plant ewaplite wllh ot, «3 

of Ootmn O 

names of all nou» . D 

their lot, al» lot and Mock num- 

ber; very scarce, urn a* wall muni 

in i«ne reorti. WO; lotôf bum Sw 

tures wid empty *""»•• ••» "IV 

h Morgan Hand, (01 Atbnf*. 

tf* 

tures 

each. 

ay 

Atbnf* 

tf* 

n. snoiid near. 1 

ic retniantor, funi •..- 

month snwn, l-m 

for nt for season, IIM, T 

ley, «0 4§th it. No phone 

WANTED—I-ADYS bicycle. _fNA 

condition, with WknlmtW 

1202^ - ^"•rp. 

aned ced»f «hln»l«i«r< : 

Stretch. 43» OeMB_m 

rs Point, nice 4 bwJrm 

tretch. 

en ^ 

•ALB—At Ocean View, n 

with some land. Can ^ 

t«8mt» 

5gm 

Ocean 

WANTED—SALESMEN over 15, Es- 

tahhsh your own permanent busi- 

ness witliout capital investment. 

Handle a guaranteed line of roof 

material. Forty-year-old, reliable 

firm. Big demand, large earnings. 

Merchandise sold direct to consum- 

er—factories, mills warehouses, farm 

property,_ Write: The American 

Oil and Paint Co., Cleveland 6, Ohio, 

' S-84 

^painting by an un- 

known artist of the "Dutch 

School", Very well done, good con- 

dition, about 100 years old! features 

four dogs, etc. Framed, miie 4Sx24', 

175. Morgan Hand, 801 Asbury ay, 

5-31 

meat grinder, S5: 3 

woven rugs with fringe, S8x70", 

SIO: rag rug. n%M", IS, good con, 

- ' arm chairs, IIS: 10- 

ditiQnL2jei£Her 

ISch iron skillet.JOnaTfepTO 

broom, 60S Wesley av,. rear. 5-34 

SALE-^3ARVEY. IB ft., 8 inches, 

including propeller, shaft, canvas 

cover, also trailer. Asa Madara, 

Beesley's Point, N, J. 5-31 

Westcott & Wally 

L, Westcett 

709 Asbury Avenue 

W. Blizzard 

Phone 1465 

Fresh Scallops Today! 

SHRIMP CRAB MEAT 

BUTTERFISH SEA BASS BONITO 

WEAKF1SH FILET FLOUNDER 

OYSTERS CLAMS 

rACILITlBi TO HANDLB IJNI.IM1TBD QliANTITIBi ' 

WHOLESALE and RETAIL 

CHESTER'S 

RE-OPENS SATURDAY 

May 25th «t 4:30 pjn. 

Newly-Decorated, Fumuhed 

mni Eliilwged 

4th St. and Corinthian Ave. 

2 FAMILY APARTMENT. 6 roonM and baUi 

fint flew, 7 iwoiBi and bath 2nd floor. At- 

Udwd garage, farniilirf. Both •^rtm|nto 

open f« •umnier occupancy. Gardeni Sec- 

tton near beach, • 10,800 

2 FAMIY APARTMENT «nd Third Floor— 

8 room, and bath each; 2nd floor open for 

•tmmter occupancy. Corinthim av, near 3rd^ ^ 

2 FAMIY APARTMENT. Upper section, near 

beach. Law ***• Hwted. Detached gara^. „ 

Available for iUBBner. f 18,000 

3 FAMU.Y APARTMENT. Centrally located. 

Heated by c41 burner, J badropiii., ete. ui up. 

act part. B roonn and bath in each of frit ^^ 

f^r^rt^nto. facome $M00. $1B,OOO 

Other taveittnrat p«V«tie« and cottage* for 

BRICE and CAMPBELL 

7t_i 'lid^, . ~l-~ _'fc .. Wâ A. Blfe*H01A A9AR 

DANA 

Pastry Shop 

8th and Moore 

FOR 

SEASON 

Friday, May 31st 

r RENT 

LARGE DINING HALL 

For Restaurant or Tea Room 

24 x 42 ft. Corner fith Bt, and Atlantic or,, at 

Crrft Hall. We cater, to a reflnetl clientele and 

tenant would be required to give references as to 

his qualifications. 

Price $1500 for Season 

Inquire on prenili«r«f 

MRand MRS. PELKY, Owner. 

Yoor Agent 

HEADQUARTERS 

With everything you expect to find in > 

Good Jewelry Store 

G * M Jewelers 

A. W. GARRISON J. J. MARMARZ 

923 Asbury Avenue 

Telephone Ocean City 2278 

Dr. Roger G. LaRosa 

Optometrist 

Wishes to announce the 

Opening of his office 

at 

615 - 8th STREET 

Ocean City, N. j, 

on June 3, 1946 

Cottage _ nnn 

Near Ocean *11,000 

Tbt* bedroom

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