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Bell Phone xS
Inter-State Phone 134-A
,'flim will be 'celebrated^ in 8t
•tine's Chnreb by the'rector, tbe
John ( J. 'Sweeney, at 8 o'clock
Wedneaday-AshAWedneaday.
will bebleased and distributed.
Tbd service* known" a* "The Way of
be beldi at A o'clock
BemooOj dirrjog-Eepc
at 8 o'clock" every
KattatiaiBtaar mtm. j. -r.
-Mrs.rJobir3 1 .a*al.*>fibto«>lly. who
Mrs.rJobir3.aal.*>fibto«>lly. who
la spending Nyeral weekeip JPJsUadel-
pblawUb'bersister^Mn.'A.'J. Foote,
l f f l t H i I ^
rtlmeeflDg many friend*
end .having a very enjoyable,time.
Hr* J9eaT ha* been tbe recipient of
many Inyjtatlon* to varkm* entertain-
nunb) fram^her/frieoaa In Pbiladek
VtUlam Henry Campbell. Jr., and
srgeTDnsinbery' Noreom. hoth
•* •••••• ^CJX tu ocean uity tugD
, r _j»vo ^roti frvBitiiiiaUi booon
Ivfteebueof lOTS'of fintger'a College
alJTew^Bronawlek. Similar honor*
hlnfbeenitakenbyTkrael Belocr, 1 of
Woodbine,agraduate'ofthe Hlllvllle
Miss- B.' M. t3off,'or MHIvllle, en-
d ltives' and
i Batnrday
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ten Cbnreh wen well attended' on
Sunday at all tbe various services.
Tbe pastor,"tbe Rev. Charles H. Boh-
ner. A. M, preached both In the morn-
ing and evening
The Sonday school bad an excep-
tionally good attendance, then being
41 more present than on the corres-
ponding Sunday ot last year.
At tbe Christian Endeavor Society
meeting In the evening a very proBta-
ble service was held by Mis* Louisa
T. Corson. • .
At tbe morning service Hr. Bohner
took as his theme, •Three Would-be
Disciples," and In the evening, "Medl
latins; In Ibe Field* at Eventide.': •
PIB9T M.8.
Service* in ibe First M. E. Church on
Habbatb wen attended by targe and
appreciative audience*. Tbe pastor,
tbe Rev. Dr. Halnes, preached both
morning and evening In response to
• request tbe morning discourse waa
based upon tbe text, "But the Word of
the Lord euduretb forever," tbe theme
being "Tbe Essential*." Tbe frequently
quoted maxim. In essentials, unity; In
non essentials, liberty; In all thing.,
charity, was changed In the last state-
ment to "In all things Verity.'.'
Dr. Haineaaald in part:
"Tbe aonl I* really In search of tbe
actual, wbleb It most have to satisfy
It* hunger. "My soot tblrstetb for
God' is' tbe outreach of tbe sonl's
looglog*. The two fact* that face a
rational being In tbe last analysis of
thought an Uod and tbe aonl." Wltb-
In God an Cbrist and tbe Holy Spirit,
and oar approval to God In HI* Im-
maculate holiness of character must of
necessity be through^Jesus^ who Is
perfect God and perfect Man. 'No
own bath seen God at any time' Is
supplemented by 'the only begolteo
of Ibe Father bath revealed Htm.'Tbe
God eonsctoosness which comas to tbe
peonoallty by tbe witnessing spirit Is
an abiding essential to tbe soul.
"Oat of tbe thought of the *oal
Irlses~tbe~word Immortallty7contlrii
ousexMene*. It may mean eternal
life or eternal death. It must mean
one or tbe other.
"Every man Is confronted with' the
awfol fact, the sad verity of sin, when-
ever, he frankly and folly faces him-
self; and tbe outcome of tbe futun,
when we consider It* immortality. I* a
condition of eternal blessedness or
eternal loss.
•Heaven and hell an the two great
verities that put urgency info tbe
Gospel message.
HTbe roll expression of these verities,
and their application to life Is Chris-
tianity, whieb I* a concrete expression
of life up to date and of potential
activity. To oontalo and use tbe
power of these enenttela may mean
prunlngaod testing to the Individual
life, but ,lt wUI make the aonl that
stands the teat a vessel HI for the
Maker'* use," , •.,•/
lUatAirma, BAPTIST. ••'.•••••
Tbe sermon topic* In Immannel
Baplbt Cbureh last Sunday wen
closely connected, that of toe' morn-
ing being "Believe also In Me," and
tbe evening;snhjeet It* answer; "I-be-
lieve."
: . •."••'
The earlier service showed the In-
General Contractors
Grading and Street Building
vl_ 73° ASBURY AVENUE
Ocean City, .... •--" New Jersey -"
For anything you want to know about
building. ' •
. * Are yon undecided how to plan your house ? Yon are invited
to come and ace oar splendid collection of up-to-date plans. •
Woald yon like to have your ideas of a house developed and
know what it would cost to build ?
1 We have a draughtsman always at your service. Free.
Are yon unfamiliar with building materials? -You are invited
to our show rooms, where samples may be seen and their relative
merits and cost discussed. *
ADDmoNS, ALTBSAttONS AND SCPAIRS
Speneer B. Swan
jobbing Carpenter
a Specialty and Builder
1040 AOwr ATsas*. Ocssa CMy. N. J.
CSTIMATraaNO «>LAN*
Tree Cottage Sites
• ' —AT— '
Peermont-Avalon, IN. J.
We will deed lota on the Main avenue, one and one-hair blocks from tbe
ocean, rree of all Incnmbrances, to those person* who will build cottages on
costing not less than S1500. • .
.-' '. Apply to Avalon Improvement Co. - . .
IMS Arch Street, Phlteda. or Pcermont. New Jersey
Construction Sand & Gravel Go.
~T Are yon undecided'who to have btilld your house? It will
cost you no more to have a man who has designed and luiitt many
of the finest buildings in Ocean City. • - -
JOS. G. CHAMPION
BUILDER
Eighth St., Opp. Penna. R. R. Depot '
T.SEAL
BUILDER
WILLARD 8. 8TEELMAN
Contractor and Builder
Eleventh at. and Bay awe.
Ocean City New Jersey
Js*»;sa Pr*a>»Mr attfiid To .
A. U. WINKLER—
PRACTICAL ^PLUMBER
(J«.,8te«m»n(lHo» W«UrflUer. '
Uffln snd naldsnea, Twitli nraat
and Plasanrs av«iiiM,Oosui City, '
H.J.
aa-B*uptniwist-x. I- •
B.0.MHB. V.*.
YOO 8H0ULD HAVE
A Reliable Builder
To erect your Ocean City cottage. You cannot spare the time
to look'after it closely youreelf and must depend tipon the
honesty of the contractor. - ' [•')'•':'','• '
I have built for a large number of people and could refer yon to
any or all of them. " ' ". • • '
Send for the list of names and photographs ol the Houses.
am».opposite
OTIS M. TOWN SEND
BUILDER OCEAN CITY,
R.J..
810. 0. ADAMS * BBO.
PUSTEWN6. RANGE * SHHNG
MUCK LATUICBtfc* Etc - .
AH Work la «Usoa Uoe Promptly
: '"'; AttesdedTo.'_;,. , •
OCEAN CITY. N J '
. DOTS.
.Wedding bells again.
Lent will soon be here.
• Only one session or sohool Monday,
, Many ben on tbe Sunday excursion,
Attend tbe revival services In tbe M
E. Church. . - '
Then" will be free conoerU In the
music pavilion at Easter.
• Young Men's Progressive Leagu
will banquet this evening. .
A men's meeting was held by Dr.
Halnes last Sunday aflernouu.
Tbe north half.of North, street has
FOR AUTO BRIDGE
been accepted
. siooers.
by tbe City
.Ticketsto the number of" ao were
•old for tbe potple supper held in the
Presbyterian Church.
The weather 00 Saturday Wan de-
llgbirul, and baby carrUgeu were out
on tbe street* In force. ' '
Meanwhile, whstrs become or the
new city ball project? is the'question
asked by many residents.
Jacob HchuR has made Improve-
if to his property at the' confer of
Seventh street antl Aabury avenMe.
. Howard M. Ffeocb ha* been re-
elected keeper or tbe Ocean City turn-
pike bridge at a salary ot tao a month
an Increase or $f> • month.
MissOllve Brant attracted attention
of promenaden as *he rode, hormsback
through the streets Saturday after-
noon'. She la an expert equestrienne
Two men wb'o were badly hurt while
driving ' piling at Uormn's Inlet
boarded Conductor W. \V._\VeekH 1
train at that place early Tuewlay morn
ing. Tbey were on tbetcway l»
Cooper Hospital, Camden. '. -
ALBERT G. GILBERT-,
PRACTICAL HOOSE PAINTER
645 Asbury Avenue, .
- - OVKAM CITY, H. j.
lIM. Q. CHAMPIQN, I
Office. 8th St. Opp. Penna. Depot Ocean City. N. J.
All grades Concrete Gravel and. Sand.
Top. Soil for Lawn Purposes.
• . . • . Dirt for Grading or Filling.
REMDINQ RAILROAD DBUVERY.
one cla** of persons believe in Christ.
They are Christians.
"These believe hi Him as' the Christ
of prophecy—the seed of the woman
JOHN E. TOWNSEND
Electrical Contractor
who was to brake the serpent's bead;
tbe one t,brongh whom all the families
of the earth - were to be blessed as
promised to Abraham. • .. .
"They, believe In Him, too. do His
disciples. •» the Christ or history, tbe
folOllment of the prophecies. Born In
Betblebem. of tbe bouse of David, or
tbe-llne-of-Abrabam,-s*ed-of-tbe
His foes slew him, fulfilling
tbe prophecy In the type of tbe up-
lifted serpent, a look at which healed
tbedeadlybnrtorthe stricken Israel-
ite. They killed Him for claiming an
equality with God. '' *'
We believe In Christ a* the Cbrist ot
the Chnrcb. God Incarnate, Cbrist
did not remain In the tomb but ever
live* In the Cburcb.whlcb I* HI* body,
and now. as when known as Jesnaof
Nazareth, He b seeking to, reconcile
the world to Himself.
•"Believe alsoln Me.'Tne Injanctlon
•pplie* to as of. this day as it applied
to those who flrst beard tbe words fall
from the lips of the Master. We are
to believe In Him a* tne'ene foretold,
who came a* Jeans, who lives In glory,
and who to coming again In' power' to
Judge tbe worldy
Ocean City
>1herH will ,be 3 ab"optt>'meeting of
ibtfXoealCarpwter*>'rJntinr to their
J K C r JHtfi
flocnee of tbe smallo 1 of the
benblp.tboagfa. If one were/to mee-
snre-tbe attendanee by tbe member-'
ship, both morning and evening con-
cregatlons were good The proportion
In the morniog,was two-thirds of Ibe
total membership.: < ;
.The evening congregation exceeded
the total by, nearly, two-third*. The
after servlco at nlgbt bad present al-
most a* many a* there are names on
tbe chnrch roll. -Unless all sign* fall,
the ebnrcbe* of Oeean'City'wlll'ex-
perienee a genuine revival of religious
ftellog amj tboogbt Ibis wuier.. A
liule man eHort, a UttI* non wUlhig-
nes*lo be used by tbe spirit, and: the
revival would come In power. -,.'/v- .';
*,Tbe»ernion of Ib* pastor, the Bav,
Artbnr Gee, hi tbe-mormng was from
tbe text, -Believe also In Me,", and
wasadtoeourse on'the Injunction! of
Cbrlst'tofltodlselplestbe night before
Hedlad &|r. Gee spoke hi. part,as
Miss Elizabeth Corcn. daughter of
Carlos B. Corson, of. this city, who I*
undergoing treatment at Scotch Hall,
waa given a birthday post card shower
yesterday. She received mon than
aDOcardymany of them from out-of-
town friend*. ; Beside tbese, she. was
the recipient of many handsome
present* and beautiful flowers.
> •• w.'cx. m. tmectlaar.
' Tbe regular meeting of the W. C. T.
O. will be beld at. tbe borne of Mrs.
John Mart*.on Central.avenue, near
Ninth street, next Wednesday after-,
noon. Mr*. David Hudson, who was
delegate to tbe W.C. T.-U. National
Convention at Portland, Oregon, will
deliver an address. • r •. . .
follows;
askingIbein to>*l«ne In One who
should soon bADothlng
asklnstbemto believe In H|m
EOARD OK CUOaKN PBEEUOLDEB8. '
; Pnblle Notice.
;N«tte«t» ^Creditors.
''iKatauafDbsirUTl
Uw
sass
1137 Asbury Ave.
New Jersey
UP-TO-DATE
TONSORIAI. PARLOR
824 Asbory Avenue
Foar Barbera- NO-WAITINO
MORGAN HAND. JR. '
Crvtc BxarMBKm us Sonvarost
Otrm*m CITY. ST. 4. > '•<
J. W. BdRBCR
JOtlN NMRTB
BARBER ft"" MARTS
Contractors and Builders
OHIwi Sixth St. and Wast Ave.
OCDMN CITV..N. «i. "•
Hotels Apartments Gotta&es Bungalows
T. fl COHSOU Soa8horo Cottages a Specialty
**. w. VVAVMV«) Hotels and Bungalows
Contractor and Btlilder. ' Everything^;ln the Building Line'
roll Lias ol John Lacma too.'i PslnU
VunUlMS. Ktb, at Oor wore.
Alw, John T. Lewi* Lead and Oil Con-
•UntlylnHUMK. - " -
Branca and ralntan'-aappUM.
Uicycle Tins and BaptOlea. Btoyela R»;
pairing fromptUr Attended tto.'
BRECKLEY'S
House AHO 0/ow PMHTBRB
CLINTON L; BRCCKLCY. PilO*>
Ready Mixed Paints, Lead and Oils
939 and 923 Asbury avenne. -
BEADIJBY «k ADAMB
Readlns Ooal
the too cuaranlacd. Ball or Enterprise
'Phong. . r.. • ' *
oatea aaa Vava. VKltra sum WEST
Plans and Specifications Furnished. -Estimates Cheerfully Given.
RE8IDBNCK-410 Asbury Avenue * OFFICB-7W West Ayenna
Oinibrl
Ocean City Title and
trust Company
of Ocean City, New Jersey
CAPITAL tiOO.OOO
SURPLUS S3O.OOO
OondneU
alTtns.de i nttleet loeneek wltnooi
notice and. allow, t par eenb Inlcnn on
Time Accounts, , * .
m •» csscntor, admlnlsttator, tfiulea or
•nardlan. Wills reoelpled (Dr and ksptwllb-
oot onarge.. • . . V."
laeuasa TITLCS laaug* SsaacHc*
WM.'K. MABSKV; Fresldcnt
HEMBY I>.MOOBE,»ifat Vlee-Praildent
LB8UB e.UUUH .Beeond Vla»Pnaldeol
C B. STILWBUJ, Heerelsry and Tnaaurer
J. P1THIAMTATEM, Solicitor
Clayton Ualnea Brick W. E.
Robert Oinon Henry O. Moore •
J. M. Cnrater, AaronG.Rlee
Janx«aa.8enll
' Joseph I-Bcnll
WllUim D. UwmM
HsnjrlHeadley Daniel B. Staslm'an
Robert J.Kay . J. Plthlsn Talcm
H.W. Utke , - B. Howard Tbora
Usllo 8. Lndlam ; Oils M. Tawossha
Ohattas P. Vanaman
Allen Canon
E. V. Conon •' -
B. W.lKdwarda
laeadley
Baskiag by Mail a SpcdaHy
725 CentraiAve.
Ocean City New Jersey
Plain and Decorative
rigo
APostiCa^dwlUbrlrigoarBer..
i
AL.L.EN SGLJLL.
Phonie Connections
Walter V. Hess
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
JOBBING GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION
ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY
Mountain Ice
> float. 1914 Asbury Avs,
• .OCCAM CITY N. J.
Real Estate and
Search Company
orCnpeMayCoanty, N. J.
' KBPBKBBMTINO .
FIDBUTY TBD8T CO.
OF NEWARK " ' ' '
' TITLES INSURED
HtorchM, AbMrsetatol Titles and Kite In-
•arance. • . .
FARM PROPERTIES
BOUGHT AND SOLD
' —Ofllcas ID new bank bonding—
Cape May Court Hotue, N. J.
" * J..H. Wllmer. oflhlHClly,
-friends In Pblladelpbla.
Stephen Smith, or Medrnrd, vlnlted
* Mends here a Tew days ago.
' K. Stockton Woodward, of CamiWn,
was a visitor here Saturday.
' . P. J. Baral and family, of. Philadel-
phia, were recent visitors here.
• Hrs. J. 8. Brings Is now occupying
her cottage, ISIS Asbnry avenue.
Joseph I. Scull vlilted bl«ir Trolley Hrrvlce.
Mayor Heailley haa a petition signed
iy •*•(> people ankliiK fur • trolley Mrvlce
tip and down tbe beach all the-year.
HcHpoketo Supt. Harry T.McDevIlt
about tbe matter and waa referred to
HenryD. Moore. • Mayor Headley has
uot yet Keen Mr. Moore.
Mew Wall Paper Hlorr.
KUward J. Burton advertises else-
wbere in this Issue of tbe 8E.VTI.VKI,
tbat he will open a wall paper store at
6S1 Asbury avenue next Saturday.
He will have a new stock and new
Ideas, he. say a.
B-aTisiava*ni*jMiaHKD on •
•LTCSiaTION*. ADDITIOMS
•NO au. KIHO* or airaia
moan.
WINDOW AMD DOOM SCMKN*
M«DE TO ORDCR. '
ar.iL PHONE ata-w
Office 1017 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY
B-4-li-BILp-KUM^C-US
"•'. -i','! 1 '' 1 . ,]': a'i; "There's a Reason"-1. , •. •• ,.',:>.•- ' .:'
Prompt, economical and reasonable.on all jobbing and alteration work,
.,:•'. '*•"•' . /'•:.!''''••• _ r Call u a iip- " ••• • •: [ • ; • .
%•'•• Ocean City House Bldg. Co.
IJTM. H. SMITH, President • RALPH M. TOWN?I?ND; Treasurer
;< '•• '.' Bmrj. F. YOUNO, Secretarjr '• ' ' " : ,
Ben Phone, 38.x office: Bay Ave. bet. 10th and llthSts;
L (For A ROTJSB to suit y'onr taste
< and will stand inspection to. make
(.you money Qt first cost •
-SEE—— ,: .; .,.. •
i CONTRACTOR ana BUILDER
768 Anbury Avenue . •• - Plans and Wstltrntm Puralshed- Free
mAdvertise in tteSeotiBel.
Try an ^ ^
the SENTINEL
DENN & HEMSLEY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER W
DENIM'S
CELEBRATED
ICE
CREAM
724As6ury Ave.. Ocean City, H. J.
Wedding. Parties and Picnic* a Bpae
laity. Tour trade solicited.
. Ordersdellyered. • Prompt attention.
Milk and Cream always on band.... ,.
•'...... .• . Both Phones. .. ; ••,'
,
LA.STEELMAN
BUGKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT
JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY
Qtm tad Ortttt Totgi I SptdaHi
Agent Jot Stewart's Iron Works Co.
Plain aud Ornamental Iron Feuos,
Iron Railings and Window Uuard*. |
Seventh 1st and Haven Ave. f
I. S. CHAMPION
, ^ .Ik 'i! V- •••••WtjaiaW !••"
• MANUrAOTURKN OF
STBIGTLY PURE ICE CR
tbe week.
• Edward J. Borton and J. L. Itorlou,
of Mooreatowo, are registered at the
Hewllngs. • ; • ' .
Howard Y. Blegner and' wife, of
Philadelphia, were recent guests of
theBlscayire. -. •
" George U. Bartlelt, Jr., aud wife, of
Philadelphia, greeted friend* bere a
few days since.
•Mrs. J. J. Barley, ot Pblladelpbla, "is
Visiting her nephew, D. P. Hendricb-
son, In thin city.
. B. J. Bmltb. of this city, returned
borne Tuesday after a few days' visit
ID .Philadelphia. • '
. The MlBBat'Berlua and' Elizabeth
•" Helm, of this city, are eojoylng lire at
Hot Hprlugs, Arh.
' X\ H. Hnrigerford. of Philadelphia,
was a visitor at the Ocean, City Motor
Boat Club Sunday.
James A/ Longatreet, of Philadel-
phia, owner of property here, wat* In
' tojwn afew.days ago. '':'•• .
Benjamin HorTman aud Mn. J. H
Roab.df Ibla elty, were at Cape May
Court House Tuesday.
• • CbarlesjH; Wete»,> of Germaatown,
a sjimmer resident of ihls-clty, Was In
{during tbe week.
. William Assy returned to her
f In tbla city Tuesday night from
UoessirlptoBrldgetpn.
: . \ •'
frtid. Foster, of Pblladelpbla, visited
hUf' J mother and brothers In, this city
Satnrday night and Sunday. - ••' - v -
' Prof. Josephs. Brlggs,of Roobeater,
Pa^spent a few dayrtbere "With Mrs.
Brians during the past week.-
James C: Boyle and 'wire, of Twelfth
street and'Asbory aveuue, have'' gone
to^Vheellng, W. Va., to live,
ji : Fraoh Turner, of .Pblladelpbla,
whi la' Interestea • Ini, the; Board walk
. hotel here", Vaa o repent vlaltor.; t
Rev. B. W;'Lake. who U at Haddon
HelgbU for'tbe remainder of the win-
ter^waa IntoWn during the week.'.'
Oiinlel "Faunw, of Philadelphia,'
ratfieror Roseoe Faunce, of tblsclty,
wa»*mong^the.Sunday vh)ltors.bere.
' Vlfe Commodore Charles J.Curran,
of Phllsde)phlaf, was In. town Tuesday
* - Hejwaa here to take a look' at bis' nail-
ing craft. .. ' ;
tfr,'and Mrs. William H. Batt«n>by
of PblladelphU^are visiting Mr. and
. ,-;s- ' Anclloa CMIe
of household Roods, Friday; January
81,)$ p. in., at 040Asbury ave. adv.. It
MMdook's Pharmacy Parcel Cost
Delivery. Goods delivered free at
—'--door within fifty miles of Ocean
Projectors, Confident of 8nc-
cesa, Get New. 8nb8crlp-
tions ©very Day.
It Is stated by the officials or the
Ocean City Automobile Bridge Com-
pany that subscriptions to tbe amount
of about (70,000 have been secured.and
they say the out look Tor tbe bnlldlng
of the structure grows brighter each
day.
At a meeting of the bridge company
Thursday 1 evening lant, tbe following
were elected directors: Or. Allen Cor-
son, E. J. Hann, Commodore William
K. Hexamer, Dr. I N. Grlsbom, James
M. Chester, Joseph I. Scull, Harry F.
Stanton, C. H. Shoemaker and, Spen
cerB. Swan. It. W. Edwards Is also
a director. . '
The Idea or holding a banquet in
Philadelphia In the near future was
suggested, and the following commit
tee'of arrangements was .appointed
It. W. Edwards, Dri Allen Corson and
II. F. Stanton.
The following legislative committee
ha* been appointed: Clayton Halnes
itrlckoi Poatmaster K. M. Hutton and
Harvey Y. Lake
BAPTISTS ARE ACTIVE
MaUlnit Many Plans) for Ibe mac
: . CMS oi me cnarcn..
Several Innovation* an In sight at
Immanuel Baptist Cbureh. Tbe Suu
•lay school l» planning a number of
inswrs
Inxofa very attractive membership
rertillcale to those who have attended
the * school for three, consecutive
1011111118-. The church Is considering a
big Improvement aud tbe using or Its
IHIH at the corner of Tenth street and
Wesley avenue. The details of the
plan will be announced later. . Tbe
Hoclal Circle has two or three Items of
business up rbrdlscusiilon. Tbesewlll
also be- announced as decisions are
reached.
The people of Ocean City are asked
to cooperate with the congregation of
the R.iptM Church hi making ade-
•liiatu iiroylHlou for the host nf Bap-
liHtM who will soon consider the ques-
ioii, "Where «'iall we*H|«nd our vaca
Ion?" , • • •
The new buililltig In a puiject for tl|e
Future; n future too remote for home'
•Hate coiixliieratlnti. I Yet more apace
ami UIUHH riMiiiiH are absolutely nee**.
Mia. WlllirtinUUdemeyeratlia) Aa-
ury aveuue. • . , '
Thomaa J. Dnncan and wife are now
occupying apartment* in the Scull-
L'renne bulldliig ou ." Asbury aveuue,
ear Ninth,street. \ k
aili« Ktliel Shoemaker Is the "guest
f Mrs. Charles Phillips, of Philadel-
phia. Mr*. Phillip* was formerly
MlsarFlorence Franklin— ——:—~-
Klviu Tomblesou and Jesse I'ease,
of Cross Keys, N. J., • have' returned
borne from a two.weeks' visit'to Mr.
and' M rs. Elmer Cnne, this city. ;
MIH« Rita' Hand, daughter of Capt.
ind Mrs. Philip 8. Hand, of Ibis city,
la vlsltiug tbe MlB&ea Florence and
Bertha Delsrotb lu tlermantown.
The ltev. Pennlngtou Corson, of
HaddonHeld. visited his eon. Dr. Allen
'orson, and family, in this city, Mon-
day, accompanleil by Mrs. Corson.
Mr.'and Mrs. George W. Lees, or
New York, an visiting Mrs. Lees'
parent*, Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Baron,
at Kleventh street and Central aveuue
Harry F. e>iaulon and Mrs. Slanton
iiave returqeil to this city after'spend-
IUKIWO months at the'Newport, Phil-
adelphia. They are at tbe Blscayne.
Mrs. John E. Phillips, and Mn>.
Thomas Cooper Mc'.'ahan and -son,
William James McCahau, 8d, of Over-
brook, have returned home after spend-
og several days In this city.
Capt. John Bennett, of Cape May;
'liarles Haul; of Wlldwood, aud Hope
W. Gail dy. ••f.Tuokaboe, .members of
the Cape May County Board of Free-
holders, were bere Saturday. •
Fred. Drlesbaob, of Philadelphia,
who bad been upend log a week In' At-
lantic City, WM In town Sunday and
look a look at bis bungalow at Atlan-
llo avenue and i)eLancey place. ' .;,'
.Ebenezer Adams, of Philadelphia,
entertained City Clerk John B. Adams,
wife and son. Burton, of this city, aud
George H. Adams, of Port. Republic,
at the aterllug, during the week. .
Mr.* and Mrs. Russell, the'latter a
granddaughter of D. L. Fisher, of
Philadelphia, accompanied by, Mrs.
itusselt's brother and Dr. Stougbton,
were among.tbe ylBltora here Sunday.
Mrs. W. F. Gardiner Is spending a
few dayu with her mother; Mrs.'J. H.
Lake, in Newfleld.' Before returning
home the latter part of this week she
will visit Florence, N. J., Holmesburg
and Tacony.; • ' ••' ••'
'Mis* Esther Carhart, daughter of
Samuel Carhatt, this city, after taking
one year's course lu tbe training school
for nurses at Hahnemanu Hospital,
Philadelphia, has entered tbe JeUerson
Hospital, where she expects to take a
two years' course, y -.-;, ••
(tee ."jack** Eldredve al Wan
' "''' ."••*i«*'*« [jtV '
E. 8. Eldredge, better, known to
many resident* of this elty as: "Jack"
•Eldredge, who walked from Boston to
San Francisco a' few years
f i d t t « f
la In
an Francic e ye
tbe furnituredepartment«f Ihe.xV ana-
uiaker stores, rlillsdelpbla. wli«re be
ill b l d tee bi f d f
uiaker stores, rlillsdelpbla. i«
will be pleased toeee bis friends from
Cit d C e May County
u City and Cape. May Counly.
He particularly welcomes them to pall
during'tbe month of February "when
a great furniture'sale will be Ip pro-
ductloosdorJoft the month worth your
while considering, E ^ bome.^
in this cltyj were
Commodore Wm.
Dr. CbasiT. —"
furnished'
'it ^
ym
EARLY AFTERNOON MAIL
CAUSES SOME GROWLS
LONG STRUGGLE
OVER ELECTION
John Rutherford ' Chosen
Keeper of Cape Hay Comity
Almshotise.
The election .for a keeper of the
county almsuouae resulted In quite a
little struggle at the meetlug of tbe
Cape May Counly Board of Free-
bolder* Tuesday: Not until tbe twelfth
ballot was the keeper chosen. He u
John Rutherford, of Philadelphia, for-
merly ortower Township, thin county,
whose bid for tbe place wax S»V) a
year.
The freeholders advertised forbidden
for .the position, and there were ten
bidders, nearly all of whom agreed to
accept the keeper-hip for (600 a year
Tbe vote ou the Brat ballot was scat-
People Served by Carriers
Say They Have Reason
for Their Complaints.
The SBHTimo. ha* beard some com-
plaints from citizens who hive no call
boxes In the post otBee, and who an
served by tbe carriers to tbe effect
tbat they cannot get mall .that comes
In on tbe 6 o'clock mall In the even-
lugs when they ask for it at the
general delivery window.
They say they think It Is a peculiar
condition or affair* when one cannot
get mall that come* In benat So'clock
at nlgbt until 8 o'clock lbs nest morn-
Ing, and, lu tbe caie orSslurday even-
ings, not uutll tbe following Monday
morning. ' .
The local post olHcs officials say
that, some times In the past, they
have bunted through the evening
mail for letters for patrons, but tbat
they an not supposed to do Ibis: In
fact, they an not permitted'to band
out letten to people who have their
mall delivered by carriers. In no
Legislators Invited to Pro-
gressive league's Feast
at the Blscayne.
Prominent legislators from different
sections or Ibis State have been Invited
to the drat annual banquet of, Ibe
Young>Men's ProgreMlve League to he
held at the Blscayne at 8 80 o'clock
this evening. |
At. Ibe suggestion of tbe members or
tbe league, tbe Invitation* wen e«-|
tended by tbe legislative committee or
tbe Oeean City Automobile Bridge
Company, or which Clayton Halnes
Brick is chairman.
Invitation* wen sent Ibe following
Congressman Baker, or this district
Senators Edge, or Atlantic; Nichols,
of Cumberland; Uauut, of Gloucester;
White, of Burlington; Wbeaton, of
Cape May. and Bead, orCamdeo;
Assemblymen Porter, or Cape May;
Peacock, or Burlington; Coles, Kales
and Carrow, or Camden Mayor Ellis,
of Camden, was also asked to attend.
The banquet committee comprises
. B. Swsn, Dr. I. N. Grtscom, Holla
Garrelson, John J. Foster, Howard D.
Taylor, Roy' Johuso'o and Cbas. D.
peon.
WILLIAM E. MA88EY. •
bo was recently elected president or the Ocean City Title and Trust Co., and
bo Is In tbe forefront in every movement made for Ocean City's progress.
tered. Ou Uve ballots, Douglass, or
Dennis; Harris, of Pitman, and Ruth-
rford received, /our vote* each'. Fl-
tally, Rutherford won.
Some thought that neither Rulher-
ird nor Harris was entitled to thepo-'
Itlob. They .are natives;* but i have
ved out of the county for a fow years.
b f
y
>tbers are of the opinion tbat 1030 wan
office in tbe country where carrier*
are employed and the mall delivered
will letters be banded out through tbe
wludow In tbe post office to people
who call for such mall. It Is said.-. '
little too high, It Is said.
Ool ctnneae Dinner. .
James M. Chester, tbe real estate
operator, got bis delayed Chinese dln-
I ner In West Philadelphia on Monday
'evening, and' be enjoyed it. Those
with him wen Clayton Haloes Brick,
Postmaster Button and H.. Y. Lake.
Plans) for City Hall.
Seven competitive plans for the pro-
On next Sunday Holy Trinity Church
rill celebrate tbe presentation ofChrist r
i tbe temple, commonly called "The posed city ball have -been receiveoT "by
urlOcatlon of Saint Mary the Virgin.". lu . e . (-'I'y Commissioners. No action
The festival Is placed at forty H«». '*'."«* «••»? »V Ibe board until the
distance from Christmas, as_
Interval directed by tbe
ween the day of birth and the day
when tbe mother presented, herself for
readmlssloo to the congregation and
her infant son for. an offering to the
Lord. .•. •',.•. .. \ ; •
There will be a celebration of the
loly communion In the morning,
preceded by a short thanksgiving
lervlce for missions throughout the
vorld. Sermon subject, "Humility "
nine evening, at 7.45 o'clock, uub-
es't, "The Season Called Lent. 11 Sun-
lay school In "the afternoon at a
.'clock. ;•
Next Wednesday, February 5, being
sh Weduesday, the flnt day in-Lent,
I McAkLI
The Foramost Dry Gob(4«i8tp
February Sale of White Good.
, Watch, for aunonncement MJtt-.weeJ;.
Waft for this sale, vie will offier.aome^
great values. •, • ' < -i
We are now selling Coatt, Ftrra.Bath Kobe» 1 .«nd,.'.j
Kimonos at greatly reduced pticea.
. HBARIK6 ON BRIDGE
leellnif Before col. Mncas ai
Trcnloa Tula. Afternoon.
State Road Commissioner Stevens
ill meet at his orBce In Trenton at 2
j'clock today .ibe bridge commit-
ees of the boards of freeholders of
May and Atlantic Counties and
all clttxeuH Interested In the building
of Ibe bridge between. Homers' Polut
and Beealey'a Point.
Senator Wheaton, of , Cape May
Counly. ban •introduced a bill In tbe
Lrglslature under- which State : aid
lay be given in the couslructioo and
lalnteuance of ' bridges connecting
State highways. The meatuin Is de-
igned to give State aid in the building
jy Atlantic and Cape May CountleKof
to proposed bridge across Ureat Kgg
flarbor-Bay, between Somers' Polut
md Beealey's Pnlut.'as part of Ibe
Jceau Boulevard,
pharmacy
Eighth and Asbary Ave.
INyal's Romedlee
I'bat are they? Why do we recommend
fhem? They are a line of family remedies
to be used when unnecessary to call M.
Mmadeby the best chemist in United
tntes. We recommend them because we
now their composition and can return
you price paid if not satisfactory.
g y eet,
oliage on Anbury avenue near Twelfth street,
Lot at. Wesley avenue aud North atreei, .
Lot at Eleventh street and Central avenue .
Lot at Central avenue, - . . .
REAL. ESTATE
411 Eighth St. O
here will be service in
0a.m.
the church at
stnnawavN Beiurn.
A - boy employed by a local dairy
nllected a tidy' sum of money from
ils customer* Tuesday, and, with au-
itber lad, mounted, a'bicycle, which
hey headed for Petersbunt, Intending
o catch tbe 4 o'clock train out of this
:lty. They missed the train and
lnally returned to this city shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock In tbe,evening. Chief
Scull was on their trail and located
them when they returned. . -
CWM, cms, f. wail Ban i.oi*.
F. E. Darby made a business trip to
Philadelphia and sold Capt. Cbas.. F.
Wall's lot, orr Fifth street, to a Glen-
alde party. He aim sold two lota on
Fifth street, owned by E. ,V. Corson,
Capt. Wall, who Is a well known
blladelpbla man and.* summer resl-
ent of this city-for many years.
Appointed neat Inapeclor.
James Boyle, a well known grocer
md butcber hen, whose place of bust-
Is at Twelfth street and Asbury
avenue, has been appointed as a United
States meat Inspector at a salary of
•2000' per annum. , Mr. Boyle's eon
will conduct the business here.
Kntcirtalnea Her Papua.
Mr*. EL A. Corson entertained the
members of her class In tbe Sunday
school of the First M. E. Church a few
evenings since.- ; Tbo young people
bad a very pleasant time,.
Tbe First National' Bank of Ocean
Jlty eodeavors to assist Its depositors
In every possible way. adv. It. •
FOB RENT.—Five room cbttsge.'fur-
Dished, 627 Asbury avenue. Can be
occupied February I. See N.C God-
frey. ' ' ••;•;"•{ i ..';adv*.U;>j
dv.U;j
property
In exchange for improved property,
"n 26 feet ocean front, with
grant, south of Tenth street.
Address 8. J., SBwrmBiiomoe. adv., 8t
equity I
riparian
Address
Will exchange well-rented West
Philadelphia property for Ocean City-
lots . or' cottage.' Address Daniel B.
tteetman, leSoutb Front street, Phlla-
delphlaTpa. . adv.rteB.tf. 1
Bargains at Powell's
To make room for Spring Stock we •
• • • are offering bargains in many .lines
" . of seasonable goods. j» j* j» , •
THE RELIABLE DRV GOODS
•»• bruairyit : ::i913.:l"':;
AND bOMCSTIC WALLPAPER
J. BORTON
s. s. MCALLISTER
7s>a> Asbury Av*.
: For Salt
HOTEL ID LEWI LD
This hotel is equipped for an ail year boose, having
hot water heat throughout. It has twenty-one sleeping'
rooms and three baths. The lot is 64x75- and is worth
$3,500.00. The building and furniture conld not be
duplicated for $5,500.00.
»rice $8,OOO
MlflSN.B.TOWNER.R.1
Terms Attractive
Jos. I. Scull & Co.
75T ASBURV AVENUE
B. FRANK SMITH
Estate and Fire Insuran
1O3* ABBURV AVCNUC, OOKAN OITV. N. J.
Jottage on Asbury avenue near First street, • 11,000.00
suooo
jnOOO
INSURANCE:
Clayton Haines Brick
in City, N. .J.
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
No walUng for two weeks to know iryou can get Itt we can tell ma at
once. B«galns in Bsywd Ocean fr^propeSei? VhoteeeMtageifte
~ Also lota for uvestment and for improvement—theeholce of
•ale.
Ocean City.
Investmen
Apply to
J. M. CHESTER & CO.,
'• OCBAH Crtv, N. J
nauguration
Reduced Fares
WA8HINGX0N
March 1,2,3 and 4, 1913
Tickets sold from stations within 350
miles of Washington on above dates,
good returning until March 8, inclusive.
CONSULT TICKET AGENTS
Pennsylvante Rrfc
FOR SA ^ E ~m^Jff j^^^g dto |g^*°ffy' * *
HOTEL ATGLEN
THE WILMERS?'F
708Central Aval.' > •*•'*
board, Kv«nh)g dinner*.
-\
THE LAUREL
liu anramAii Atwmm, nu
3O8 EIGHTH STREET OOMAN orrv. N. J.
Interesting to Investors
'"*'
OBSaantaayssr
STERLING' HOTEL-«:
Het
THE HEWLINGS
ARTHUR D. BARROWS
' • : '•'. •• ':- 'O*J*irella>r»
832- CENTRA). AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J.
•' \l A V E y° n a nj«<
!iH|l|tJcl;-. Plooi>«*» •
TIC ORDERSONS