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I' 1 '.- 4 Ujr.W „.., WIONQV/WM tiomatittd fer«wti!l dtniUU bitty ball bgr Squlra lUdlam'yMttrriay, To* WMMMI WM HtMn-IM belli wbtah sot lurntobetl. TIM woman want lulo Baoon'a house, near ntr own home, on WMI avenue, below Third Matt, Sunday nl«tit. to iftltaooii'a wife to Roto "ahurah." 81M •qtnt. Tht Jaatptt tt. Vteaaptoa, to* aaeal bu»dara«daicfaa««t.tiataktot ptaaa awl apaotSeattoa* lor attarattaas and aaMMtoaa to tha cmttt Mr Champtaa la twekahoa. thay lejeavcwl an wattfe tna ispea wata aavaral te> them fey who art at CMaada, Wa, tbr tht wt» ler. • aaxtaft Kew Jataia tuMte tlatwy ttaamhstoa »jool« »a> SUNDAY 1H THE LOCAL CHURCHES 8trong8ermonB and Excellent Music Bewd by large Congregations. Tht oltumhea In Ocean Lilly were all wall Itlltd at tha services on Bunday. following ar* reports .of Ihe atrtnnna htaidt • ' • TAtlKHMAOLR UAtTlBT. Sunday wae another Joyful day at iheTaberoaote Baptist Cuuroh. The Rev, 8. J. Comfort tilled the pulpit at .IS a. m. and took hie text from 3 Mar. 18 venai "titow lu grace." la preached a eoul-allrriug atrmon. At 3 p m. lha Hunday aehool waa largely atteuded. At 8.1* the Kav. Comfort again preached, taking hie text from Revel- attonn; tfc-Behold I hava ait baton thta an open door." His appeal waa amaattrlyonolothoaaout of L'hriat. rittsr M. at. HarvkNaatlhaFIM M. K Church on Habbath wan wall attended by Una congtegattona both morning and even- Ing. Tba pastor, Or. Halnaa, preached lha morning service, hla lest being, "Ha llvath In you." Avaiyeubttautlal ttee-wlll oBlirini waa taken at tha cloee of the service fortbeHav.J. I* Howard, a member or tha New Jersey Conference, who haa bean assisting tha pastor moat afflclently In evangelMlo atrvlcee for tan day*. Mr, Howard ta a sympa- thetic aarnett gospel apeaker. and haa been favorably received by th* people Cold Winter Nights • ' are best enjoyed In a warm Well Lighted Room. The illumination of the room with MAZADA LAMPS not only gives the best substitute for daylight, but make!) the CHEAPEST ILLUMINATION The same amount of light of a better quality, at Oiio-thlrd the Cost of the carbon filament lamp. Thb Oooan City Eleotrlo Light Company of thv Mr. Howant pnaehad amort taniaat aamton Sabbath avtnmg, which waa followed by an altar aarvlca. Ha got* to Princaton to help tba tUt, Dr. Homtlnhlaavaugaltatlework. PUUMBIINia Ai* yoa Batting eutln BiUsfaoUon as to pries* workaamttp and bwlneaa ocmrtwjrr If aoMtwUlpayyontoglvsmeatrlal. I as* in an anaptlooally good posltloo to tske eatoof yoor rapalr work of which I easto a specially. Ibav* noatpenaiv*establishment expensive sstabllaniaent Both Pttarma H.*hiMlantty atanda aolltaiy and MM aa Iht rallgtoa or wng. The tlli>du muutta (•battatk' •tntenca*: ht i^nfuctau baata ht> omôoi: tba Mrayi To Prayr but tut Chriattan ikaa mtlody In bar heart, aluguag hymmand paalmaaod spiritual aooga. the \*ty beginning tied placed HaidlvlncaaDetloarttpoaaacnit «M>*. Ooe.of tba mot. tmprcaalre chapter* to tbe OM Txtameul ta. the twvwant of th* dedication of tfelomooV taaapte. Tfc* corgaooa fabric was at The day of dedication at i»ttgth«a*BO. Aslba vaat votnaaa of •tMmt from tha thousands of wind and xHsfd losUwawata and the tm- ctkMusor trained TOtoeaeoi&ed «p book tba pratsaoa ataaea of the tomptelt mart have aesaaad like th* d dropped tatotbe temple a csaod.of gVsty _ that tbe oftMatteg -WM*-ebtaxadut«-alnp-ta-tbt •rtM«rih**ervto**. Taa* day Uod plaetd.ttwetami , „ ta* Sow .Twtiaamt, w» ana Jeaawtdaasatf tarolnc** eomUM aa* bekp fc> »he aoar «f Hledftw* *a> uaaat* earn* too*, tt ta B*sase*tfc> tMakorJasasxaataaaajtat hUbtaWa «ta« wtta>-Hta ' General Contractors Grading and Street Building 739 ASBURY AVENUE Ocean City, / New Jersey Free Gottage Sites Peermont-Avalon, IN. J. ' Wo will deed-lota 00 Ibt Main avtuut, ont and ont-halr. btocka (ton the ocean, fteo or all toeombiancea, to thoat ptnona who will bulM c»ttacc* on aamtcaMingnotltaatbaa»»». . - ; . ' . Apply to Avaton Improvement Co. IJO» Arch amett. Phlaita or Puccwtoat. Naw Jecty . Construction Sand & Gravel Co. Omcw, 8th SU 6pp. Panna. Depot Ocean City. N. J. All graces Concrete Gravel and SanA Top Soil for Lawn Purposes. , . . Dirt lor Grading or Filling. JtSAOIMO RMUtOMD OKUVSRV. th* iBhabRaiUa. Tlie Ktag of braei a* h*).wslk*d oo tha wall was aceested hy a* «raaaaa- who cried oet don«i ateJy.«-Heip;aay.lo«d.Oklaf^ Aod wteb 7 th^lkeii~at««ipld~»o~Uateo7th4) •raaaaotold htaa a borrtbto etoty of how aha aad .another mother bad acreed to a*ay their caudtwa for.tmd Tbe OB* wao'. aaakea the cnaaplatnt kWedbar sao ta* day (ntma, battheoraer weeaaa had hloaceuto. ofsiayiac DM«aiU.a«eardiacl0 lat au.na.nnnt T»>* aMtber'bmft JOHN E. TOWNSEND Electrical Contractor 1137 Asbury Ave). Ooean Crt>- N«w Jersey UP-TO»DATE •24 PARLOR- Av ta taeateftfec «» a ayavt, pcsaaMy *e*«rt»* HilM Paahaa. taaltUth «t traK. h la iceerdaa ay may Vtaaaser tk*t the «.-&H**a»* RKSIDEXCB-SIO Altai; Areiw waatta* that tht other cfetM •a»«M MOROAX BAMXJ*. ««a»Ma)a)**WiM Ovkata -The ktec hi Ma deapah »*Atf.H«jaaja)»daa>iia thMsarh tae terttKaktetatata aki*la«*r»t«ank. Maatewl Jnii «bt aaeketota paqpta. h ta tai* ailain oacfcctatti I hav Real Estate and Search Company thatrautytayataaauwaaad thdr vcalat t» Chrwt aa tow ta* - «>w r-s-t» . ;. Office 1O17 Asbury Avenue OCCAM CITT ,.•-•' • NEW JERSEY DENNIS CELEBRATED B-4-U-BILD-KUM=G-US (iM«r«( My Start CREAM »w« tataest, «Ma tonka *8T am* Ocean City House Bl%. C9. *4»nti •>*» aiMak a* «M» IRA E. WALL Uth*ts.'- Office: BayAwubetl iCt 725 Central Ave. Occam City New Jersey ol Hie Y«sntst si tte State. JOBBING DOME PROMPTLY LESLIE a&t'OrattBMsea} ba* Stanae, ri BUZLBSH Try an Advertisement in GAS HEATING 11 Don't let tlie suddcnciiange of weather catcl^ you unprepared. A Gas Heater will moke any room warm and cozy at.a minute's notice and keep it the way you Want it As long as you want it. If ' Call at the Gas Office, Eleventh and' Haven avenue, and select what you wanti I We have a supply of the best makes. CITY GAS LIGHT COMPANY OTIS M. TOWNSBIID BUILDER OPFICH: 8tli St. Opposite P. O. prepared without charge Only galvanized nails used on exterior work OceanCltySentinel ,'. THURSDAY. JANUARY ZS, 1018. '; We ahall be glad to receive Items of . newa and communications of Interest ', lo this'community and qor readers \ everywhere. All communications should be ac- companied with the full name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of goodfaltb. • ' ' , , GEB&GE B. B0BB&EOI3 & SOI (Carpenters and Builders OCEAB O1TT, m.S. EMimaUa a nan or da*. at»«i. BaUdtacs mcM by ooo- HEADQUARTERS For anything you want to know about building. ." • Are yon undecided how to .plan your house ? Yoimre invitixl to come and see our splendid collection of tip-to-date plans. ' Would you like to have your ideas of a house developed and know what it would cost to build ?.,• We have a draughtsman always at your service. Free. Are yon .unfamiliar with luiiU'.inj; matcriaU ? You ate invited to our show rooms, where samples may IK- seen and the it reUlivu merits and cost discussed. ' ' " ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Spenoer B. Sw«in jobbing. Carpenter specialty and Builder 1040 Aibary Anaa*. Ockaa City. N. J. ESTIMATES AND PLANS rUHNISHCD JOHN T. SEAL BUILDER orricc: CI.HTH ••» OCKAN AMC OCCAN CITY NEW JCRSEV Are-you-tJudecided-who-to-ltave-bitHti^-yotir-lionse cost you no more to have a man who has designed and InitU many ot"the finest buildings in Oceau City. JOS? G. CHAMPION BUI1-OER Eighth St.. Opp. Pcnna. R. R. Depot YOU SHOULD HAVE A Reliable Builder To ereJS your Ocean City cottage". Von cannot spare the time 1 to lookjafter it closely yoiireelt" and mtwt def>cndnpon the honesty, of the contractor.' ' • 1_ • • ' I.have built for a large nuntlier of peopW and could refer you. to any or all of them. • ' . . Semi for the list of names and pltotoyTaphs ot the Ileuses: '." . OTIS M. TOWIMSEND StkSt.Opposite P. 0. B.vJ I LLD E R EAJ! CITY. jr.. J. J. W. BARBCB JOH> BARBER ^° MARTS .Contractors and Builders r ) i »lxth *l. mid W*M OCDA> CITV. >. O. Hotel*" Apartment* T, O CORSON ' Soashore Cottages a Specialty •*•••••*> ' ' ValarJ*> " ^*n»^ ânnW'•JaWVPwvar^^Br ajaiv tt ' • • * m* » *^.* * \ " •' ' —i —2 ,. • Hotels aod Bungalow^ Contractor and Builder. . Everything iu th* DOT8. WILLARD 8. 8TEELMAN Contractor and Builder Eleventh at. and Bay ave. Ocean City • . New Jeraev Jobbina Promptly Altered Ta O. WINKLER PRACTICAL PLUMBER UM. Htatni and Hot W«t*r fltur. ' Udlw and residence, T«alb alreel U>ework or plain sewing. Call base-' meut,704 Seventh street. adv.'lt •: The First NatlouelBontoifJOceao City combine* experience, pmgreaal— ness and streugtb. adv. It. live- HARRISON'S BAND TO GIVE FREE CONCERTS NEXT SEASON Plans Will be Made by Mayor Hcadley for Music at Baster. HarrlsonV Band will be here next •ummer. wblch'wlll be good newa to the friends or tbe popular bandmaster. The following letter waa received by the City Commissioners at their meeting on Thursday: Clayton, N. J., Jan. 11,1018. .City Comiulasloners Ocean City, N. J. GENTLEMBN:—In conflrmatlon or my conversation with you Saturday, I wlli a'gree to come to Ocean City next summer with a band or nineteen men and director, same as hut year, SUNDAY SCHOOL GROWS RAPIDLY More Room Will be Needed in Baptist Church Before. . 8ummer Begins. The problem facing Immanuel Hap- tlst Church and pressing for speedy solution Is, bow to get more room for tbe rapidly growing Sunday school. The atteudance last Sunday was the largest since August and la particu- larly notable because there .was up fOreleve~u weeka',!"i«o concerts daily! special effort made to gather the fvliool - •• together. At the present rate »l growth ibere would not be any room at all for be visitors were nothing doue before he summer rush sets toward the shore .Thechurch has ground enough on lt» own lot, and It has the privilege of staying in the present location for uotlier year. But, lo move or to build—either alternative would cost mouey. To move would aeem to be a rasleful proceeding. To build IH quite out of the question as' matters Hlund now. The problem la being worked out, however, aud a solution IH poB- sible; thauks to the remarkabln gen- erosity of Mrs. R. E. English, the owner of the lot upon which the iburcu stands, und the clone fellow- ililp whleli la K'owiug deeper aud BWeeteTairtrme~passes, says Pastor Gee. . THAT ATJTO BRIDGE lie Allanllc Clljr Rrilew Ki. prauM Vlcm ou Piojecl. Referring to the auto bridge, the At- antloCity Review has tbe following: ContracU having bleu awanled oo Saturday 4>y the recently organized Ocean C|ty Automobile Bridge Com- iany for ihe building of a »pan over be Ureat Egg Harbor River between' jceau City aud Mouterii' Point, it la ex- pected that by August the long rila- ciisaeii contluuoua Hpeedway dowu the' eoaal will have become a-fact. .The bridge IH to coit «b.iut.f iOO.OOO * What .tie toll rate will be has not yet been tnnounced, but It l» believed that II. Ill be about 85 ceut» per car. The larger part, of Ihe work under, contract will be douu by Sutton & raon, of Ocean City. The two draw rldgea wblob must be built m order a* permit paseage of veaneln up aud down the river will coxt about $i(>,000 more,*tbe bid of IbeHcherzer (Jompatiy having been lowext. The Hlil Dredg- ing Company will do the lilllng in or be low iKlxtidx which will be UIIIIZIHI >y the brMge bulldem lo uvold the lecenHlty of counlrucilug a COUIIUUOUN' irldge for Hie two. mllea-which inuiit tspauued. • .* ' , fortunately there are three l»lauils which can be Incorporated Into the bridge propoollldu. The automobile roadway will be SO feet' wide on the InlaudH, and 22 feet'on the bridge, gravel being used on laud, and three inch wood decking on the bridge toper. The bridge will start nt Ninth street. Ocean City, IU Homer*' Point termination being about. 150 feet south of the present Shore Fast Line b'ridge El. L.Golf, city enKineerof Ocean City, III supervise the work.," It Is understood that' about fflO.ooo if "the stock bos already been 'sub- crlbed for, some Of tbe stockholders for the SIIOI of»8900.- Very truly yours,. J. W. HARRISON. • After the letter had been read. Direc- tor Fisher recommended that the proposition be accepted on the terms Mated. Mr. Kl-her spoke In highly complimentary terma.of Leader Harri- son, who, he said, appeared to be a popular idol with tbe summer visitor* and carried off all Ihe honors. On motion of Mr. Fisher, Mayor If eadley- was authorized to sign the contract with Mr. Harrison. Concerning the Easter muslo, o motion of Mr. Fisher, Ibe mayor was authorized to supply the needs at that, time at a cost not exceeding 9100 ALLEGED TH1EP HELD ON RETAINER Phlladelphlan Said to be Wanted for RoDhlnar Store in This City. - Howard Mathls, iw., of.Pbllsdel- pbla.who creeled aaeuratton about six months ago by Sailing the manager of tbe Cbllds' store at Ocean City on Ibe' telephone, pretending that he wae'8.1 C. Chllds, bead of the company, and stating that a naw manager would be sent down-from Camden, to whom tha cash and fcaya ware be turned over, after which be went lo tbe etore, got tba money, about W50. and disappeared, was arraigned before Jndga Homer Iq HI. Holly Thursday. ' This case was a charge of stealing lodafrom Blackwell ft Company, of Trenton, while their aoeo tin Burling- ton County just berore tbe Child*' robbery. Ha pleaded gollly. It waa reported tbat restitution had- been made to Blaekwell A Company and aa Mathls bad been In Jail aboot six months tbe Court decided to release him. His freedom waa of abort dura- tion, as a retainer from Cape Ha; Coenty was lodged against' him aa Boon as tbe case lo Mount Holly waa nnlahedt _ELECTIOILJI,I,BQi COMMXTTCB8 NAMED Al Mceilns or Cape maw County Board ot Freeholder*. The following standing committees ere announced at the meeting or tha Jape-May-Couoty—B Oco. UKiacbvar Hoi Conttrmcd aa AmiMaal Fire Cbler. Secretary W. W. Adams' report of Ilia lire chiefs convention was received at the meeting of the City CoainiUKioners Thursday. * - After anuouuciog that H B. Conver bad been elected chief, and Alfred R. Smith and John E. Trout assistant chiefs, the' letter said that George Datsqbeg bad been elected-eblef.or No.' 4Coiupauy, whloh is located In the lower section or this'city,, but tKe writer expressed doubt as to the Jsgality of Mr. Patscbeg's selecllon. _ It was said that the ordinauce provides for only a chief and two aasi»tant C l l l e f d . ' • ;: :' :i - : .~ •.'•;. : :"' '; "'••.• Director Fisher asked If there was no way to temper ibe wind to the •horn lamb, and In answer the ordl- uauce was quoted. OFFICERS ELECTED •Wm. K. sf naoeir prtMdeal or the ' Title and Ttmi Cotnpanv. At the meeting of tbo directors of the Ocean City Title aud Trust Com- pauy, Friday, tlie following officers were elected: -.• . . W. E. MaBhey, president;. H. D. Moore,' IIrut vice president; Leslie H. Ludhim,' second vice president and title otileer; C. R. Httlwell, secretary aud treasurer; J. Fitblau Tatem, solicitor. being Atlantic City men,of whom John Rlsley, proprietor of a local lauudry Is one., Henry I>. Moore, a wealthy' Haddontteld resident. Is president of tbe company. Mr. Moore developed he. Moore Tract, this city, now known is the "West Side." . . He Is a brother of Fred D. Moore,, of this city." The other officers are: Mayor Harry Headley, of. Ocean City, ttrst vice president, and Harvey. Y. Lake, secoud vice president; W. E. Mawtey, president or the Ocean' City Title Company, is treasurer, and Otis M. Towusend, contracting builder or that city; is Hecretary. ' ' Prascnied With iilttm. ' Joseph I. Hcull, Andrew R. Scull, D. P. Heudrlcksoo, Miss Elizabeth Brangan and Luther'Wallace were surprised Tuesday afternoon', when Yee Lee presented each with a small chent ot tea. Bilk muffler and a box of nuts. "Lee lH.aClnu.aman, bora In Ban Fraucl«co. He recently opened a lauudry here. of MTeNley Avenue. At the meeting or the City Commis- sioners, ^layor Headley a»ked Dlrec- "tor Fisher what progress bad "been mode on the matter of widening Wen-' ley avenue, between Twentieth and Thirty-fourth streets.' Mr. .Flaher replied that, because of the wet weather, the city's engineer bod been unable to do much work, but a report would be made at Ibe next weekly meeting of.the board. . ; Died After Operation. Bertron, the six-year-old eon ol Ar B. Porter and wife, of S.imers' Point, formerly or tbla city, died In the Jef- ferson Hospital, Philadelphia, Monday afternoon. The little fellow was taken' to Philadelphia a week before bis death' to uudeigo an operation for mantoids. No particulars as to the.funeral ar rangementa were known to friends bere yesterday morniug. : a*r«*nare lor nualeal. . Arrangements are belug made for a musical lobe held at tbe borne of Mr. Mrs John Oatscheg, on Wesley avenue, above Seventh street, for tbe benefit ' or Holy Trinity Church, Wednesday evening, January 29 Ex crllent laleut will be secured. - The admission will-be a'sllver'oHeilng.' ' Apprectatea the Keollnel. Mrs Ida M.Tarves, mother* of Bin. W. H. Mowen, or tblf oily, who la In 81. Petersburg, Fla ...writes that the BENTINEL IS welcomed by her. She feels near borne when ebe reads It, she writes. The climate In St. Petersburg Is delightful. • '' ' Purchased Collane. J. W. Lyslnger, or Norrlstown,' bos purchased F. Inner, or 1 '. 3. Smltlh'a cottoge, MS lirlgbton place, through tbe ofjosephl.BculliCo. Mr.I. _ and family will occupy the honse next be agency '. Lystnger summer. ' FOH ExciTANau.—UnImproved ocean front lot, 25 feet wide, below Tenth street, running from Ocean avenue-to exterior line,'for Improved property. Address a. J., SENTINEL ofllce. adv. It Will exchange well-rented West Philadelphia property for Oi-eao City lota or cottage. Address Daniel B. Steelmau, ltt South Front street. Pblla- delphla. Pa. adv., 12-fi. tf. FOB SAiR.'-CoUageB and Ion In moat desirable locations in Ocean City. Apply to A. Cotton 619 Aflbury avenue. Ocean City. New Jersey. sdv Heated apartment for rent by the year. Has every modern convenience. adv. JOBEPR I. Bcuui A UO, $500.00 $1,000.00 $1,200.00 $1,300.00 $1,500.00 $2,000.00 holders on Tuesday. Almshouse—MacKlssIc, tiandy aud 8 a u l . ' ' ' - ! • • . . ' . • " , '••. ' ' • Bridges—WenUell,. Bennett, Eust- ace, Oandy, Fox. Miller and'Haul. County Roads—Rutherford.Bennett, Clouting, Knstace, Fox, Gandy. John son, MacKlssIc, Miller, Pinker, Saul and WenUell. ' ' General Bills—Saul,Fox and Pinker. Finance—Clouting, Johnson and •Inker. Treasurer's AccountB—J o h njio*n, Eustace and Clouting. , ' * Public Buildings-Bennett, Miller and.Wentzell. -" - Lunacy—Fox, Bennett and Mac- Claslo. Lights—Eustace. Miller and Fox. Indigent Soldiers—John W. Reeves. Discbarge of Prisoners—R.S. Miller. v . » 'm • r ' . ..- We have on hand the above amounts for immediate investment and Fire Insuran ABBURY AVCNUK, OOKAN OITV, N. J. g Anbury avenue near First street, . ' . • - Sl.flOOOO Cottage on Anbury avenue near Twelfth street, '- . . 12,000.00 Lot at Wesley avenue and North street. ' - - . • tssOOO Lot at Eleventh street aud Central avenue - • - - . . • tl.ISO.00 Lot at Central avenue, — - - - . . - ." agODOO To avions Justice Syalem. - Assemblyman - Moore, of Mercer, eks to reform tbe justice or the peace lyntern of New Jersey by a bill' be presented In the house Monday night, whlob provides that candidates for this' oftlce muat qualify by civil service commission r> , before their names are placed on the ballots. There la grave luestlon as to tbe constitutionality of bis bill; In view or tbe fact that ustlces of ibe peace are constitutional ifHcera and tbe method or their elec- lon IH provided In the constitution. REAL- ESTATE! •?« INSURANCE Clayton Haines Brick 411 Eighth St. Oeean City, N.J. Indorsed Canal Project. - The Cape" May' Pomona at Its quarterly meeting In South Seavllle on Saturday unanimously adopted tbe Stone Harbor grange resolutions In- dorsing the canal aero n» Middle Town- hip, connecting tbe Inland waterway 1th tbe Delaware Rlver.and Ihe build- Ing or tbe bridge across Egg Harbor Boy connecting the dead ends of ibe parkway at Beesley's' Point and Homen' Point. '• ' Rows Rcadjr lo Bloom —Lawyer William B.Davis sold Tues- day tbat be bad seen the unusual sight of a rbsebjisb containing ISO buds about to burst into bloom. Tbe busb Is in tbe yard of Dr. Howard . Reed lu tbe up-towu section ortblsclly. Tbluk >f It—In tbe middle or January! Tbe busb Is on the south aide or Dr.' Reed's hou>e. . . - CUT Depoalta (loo At the- regular weekly meeting or be City Commlselnners, It was de- • " ' • elded tosend acbeckfordOOtoCounty .?'«"" J«i«*erni. _ | Clerk A. Carllon Hlldretb. This sum LewlsMcMurtile.BlUsHenryOros-, w||, cover.the cost of recoidlng the alias Howard Morton, alias Lewis Miller, who plead guilty to tbe charge of forging tbe name or Jan. P. Totem, or Cape May upon a check for 1800 and posslug It in Ocean City, was sentenced to not less than one nor more than seven years in the Stale Prisou al Ihe recent term of court.- * Uelllnsr kcw Member*. 'The Lorart'arprnten' Union I* get ting new members every week, • It la slated, aud now has 88 in good standing. Many of the old members, not Included In this number, are working In other places at present. Chaa. JSckert was given a "takedown" square at tbe last meeting of tbe union, to you price paid if not satisfactory. sales or rtreet certificates All of the mouey may.not be required for. this purpose. lVJaddocK'0 pharmacy Eighth and Asbury Ave. Nyal'e Remedies What are they? Why do we recommend them? They are a line of family remedies (to be used when unnecessary to coll M. D.) made by the best chemist.in United States. We recommend them because we know their composition and can return Ttie Greitest Baraajos in Ocean City Two Twin Houses on Wesley Ave. below Twelfth St Twelve rooms and bath, asbestos roofs, finisbed basements all conveniences, extra' wasbstanid and toilet in basement, living and dining rooms panelled, ceiling, panelled, all in chestnut Dutch balls, columns between living and dining room, very large closet room. Ideal summer homes. . IMlHfu ; -THcs New Y««»r o We desire to thank our friends and .patrons for their liberal patron age during 191.2. We are making a special effort to serve yon bettet daring the coming year, than ever before with bettec facilities, larger stock and right prices; • t o ^ .; .# 9^1. Asbnty Ave MCALLISTER'S Mid-Winter Clearance Sale of Winter: * •* Stocks Will Close Next Saturday >'> V:< Only THREE days more of tbis great money siv- ing sale.' Don't miss this last opportunity. > You will need heavy goods yet,, and it is to your in-"' terest td buy now. Watch for another spedai.. notice next week. -:o:- -fo>- -»>- • s. s. MCALLISTER Taa Aabury Av*. Oeean Olty, N. u. Money to Loan * o on First Mortgages 4 Between BlgnUia»l-flmrb^»i«ata> • W%»4iwta JOSEPH I. SCULL & COMPANY 757 Asbury Aveoaa B. FRANK SMITH MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. No walling ror two weeks to know iryou can get It;, we ean tall son at once. Bargains in Bay' and Ocean' front properties. Uboloe oottagee for aale. Also lots for bivestment and for Improvement—tha choice of Ocean City. 'Apply to- , ••••.. J. M. CHESTER & CO., OCEAN CTTY. N. J. RMAI.B8TATB . MCMTaAQB INVMaTMMNTS E; j. HANK 3Q8 EIGHTH STREET ~- Interesting to Investors -OH- Those Who Wish a Desirable location for a Seaside Home FOR SALE—A few lota located In Section Q.OwinO&T, H. t., = to Ticlnityof State road and Fenssjlrasla and Bead- ing Railroad itutiona. Also altca for bongalowa attuite on Onat Kn Oarbor Bay, Beeday's Point, N.J. . ARTHUR D. BARROWS . ,-> ' " Guardian • • . . . 832 CENTRAL AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. J. AVE you a cottage, bungalow or apartment to fur- nish? We have a line of furniture at less than Phila- delphia prices. It will pay you to call and see our stock before buyingXelse- • where. " • Window Shades a Specialty. Chas. E. Adams & Bro. 720-22 Asbury Avenae THE - IMPERIAL*^ WYOMING: IM OCCAM AVfnrV OaiaaiCMy. B.M. op"-> all tbe yaar '>n' B i 1 i 'i HOTEL ATGLEN , large and aasnrad patnaan proves Its aaa oca. For terms and parUstUSTS addfaat, •.caarr. THE WILMERS; . ' T08Central Ave, ", , > ,^\ , Open all the year. Flrat-claaa tabla board. Evenmg'dlnnan. ' ^' S>1 T i'' awa. o. w. wiunu THE LAUREL •' ilia OEHTBAI. AVMxnm, mum sou ••a. u m vawnutn, r>av Open all tba rear STERLING HOTEL • OPEN A1X TEAR ^ ' Hot water heat. Winter boardefa THE HEWL1NGS . . Host desirable location. Opan all year. Elevator to street level. Vapor •* n. •mrniM Ninth and Wesley ave. •_• OeeanUtty.Jt.J. Dance Every. Wedneaday and Saturday Nl&bt CotdUmcbaa, Ftc. The Excursion House JAMES CLARK MAIN STREBTaad . . '. • NEW JBR8BV AVBNUB. SOMERS* POINT :: N.J. HANN BUILDING Blfthth St. Opp P. R. R. Station DIRECTORY . • -^First Floor— 301 Eighth Street . RICHARD H. JOHNSON, Plumbing and Heating 303 Eighth Street—— . WATT & RAYMOND, Electrical Contractors 305 Eighth Street— . . • . E. J. HANN, Real Estate Broker 307 Eighth Street- O. L_ LAKE ..REAL ESTATE AGENT... MB A»buTj Avenue, Oeaaa Cttj. H." Mi LoUltoraala. OoUagasMinat.' * Cormpondenea soUeilM 11 < 1 > I •>e>ntlna> Buylna 1 airMI SmMUnm CLARBNCB S. SCULL Hyeampaaleaanall million dollar ^ ctur. Gt me quota 700 r~"~ 605 eighth street OoaaCttr Na*4aMe» LAKE Undertaker and Embalmer First National Bank WILLIAM B. DAVIS, Attorney at Law Rooms 2-3-4-5- -*-8ocbnd Floor— JOS. G. CHAMPION, Contractor and Operation Builder Room 7—BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION R o o m s 8 - 9 - 1 0 - 1 1 — - ;•; •:•••• •"•• - v ^ - - ; ^ - , - . : - ; YOUNG MEN'S PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE Room B—PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA || ; Adveiiise in the SENTINEIi K'X''~ : '-"•''. '.;,>',_''^\'', 1 ' (' ; ' '•.;' ';."l'*.,''.'"'*. ; !ii\. ;.'Vi '''.^
inotpravent oa from see- •"•""*- " • i defects IS GIVEN HONORS Receives Appointment from atonal Rivers and Harbor Congress; r" beUevad In tt, out,' after a practical generally speaking, In tbe bands of tn- men. It> v noboonds. reports thai come from alltbe dUea of the Bute that have ad. f • w7'8eott Hand .has received the following from Secretary Thompson, of the National Hlvem and . Harbor Congress: ^Washington Office, January IS. 1913 MB. W. SCOTT HAND, ,•' ' ' Ocean City, KJ. -.%'Dear Bit:—The following merits your elaaasfaMen,tlott, as If presents- briefly a plan of Interest mad profit to you and tenders an invitation of unusual value. ' "Yon have been selected.to make an appointment of Importance, that of field representative or this Congress and we are forwarding a booklet ' ment condttsrvely show that tbe result * • romostoperiaitd flagrant viola- t e tftftfpfjfeandjha letter or " aetv and that the officials ratUeesly extravagant, 'salary-grafting aa tbe fr, not an Idle ujb- We presents, among other matters, so ojncu)l Invitation *> oar members to visit the exposition at San Francisco IO1S1&' - .The number that will.avail them- selW~af this '. Invitation will on dodbtedlybe'largeand tbe entertain- ment of out. party splendid, wbUe the journey, Including the capital and the metropolis of the Nation,.the scenic wonders of the Bookies, the Oreat ttmaM«tp«ns»to be able to compare offleiel salaries of eleven cities'In iU&IersaK-sMng the flgnns of tP form,of govero- under tbe ii Wkbereiaa reader of the Ban of these the,>IBclal letters The statement show- ing tb»popjiaUpnottoeleven cities, wllhUieorftWsaiarleiis as follows: 6 Xake* and~NlagCHrFalls, taken In the best of company, will be the-event of JUfettme. That we may &o under the very best auspices at ttavbast possible cost. It Is necessary that we nave a guarantee of sufficient numbers to complete, far In ad vance,all arrangements. Therefore, we are?Inviting all our. Held repre- sentatives, including your appointee; to take this trip at our expense. Our, requirements (see booklet) are appeal 9,000 Inglyeasy.. After reading tbe litera- ture, pleas*,tnrn tt over to.your appointee, whom we hope will be some- 7w.000 00 omxypq would be glad lo .accompany on tbe trip—a man or a woman, pre- ferably' a relative, or perhaps a clergy- man, teacher or ambitious student— boll In any case one whose integrity yon can fully endorse. In return for your co-operatloo you arecordMly invited to^t* along and « 700 00 700 OS *»00 tended/and will W granted all ,1,200 01 SIT* ?f* "iUi (MM f- •-• - • • . QUO 00 clerk of Coancli, fM/*-ii '* Oeta> i no -extra tt Cities, Ft«so,aBO OF .461 Mjooatx) 4,000 00 V'-9,000 O lelatkH. 8,000 oo ^Population,MM, , aooopo :. Ki,om oo ^^sL200 00 It ,480 01 ''480 00 t'hte'owi !tbefsctsboaid>oib wltha populMiooor test a ju Mayor $!,«»» thai Un i^«iSii«^: •lib Has, which tells of our purposesand Thf Paler e M * , . The watSTsot.tlw eats, lakea, add streams to gsneral. are very colotsd. For .Instance, the vratsv.ot toe Mediterranean eea Js not colodesa, bit gnen-blus; also tbsre Is a brUHant red river In Booth America. She Bt Lawrence. In Canada, la pale green •nd^be Ottawa, golden brows. < Where these two rivers meet qntte frequently whole broad patches reman munlxea LEWIS M. CRE8SE ' Re elected President ot the First National Bank of Tuls Orty. - . , At tbe meeting of the dlrectoni of the First National. Bank of Ocean City Friday morning the present officers were reflected.. They are as .follows: U, M.Cnoae.presldeutjR.B. Btltea, vice president; W. Scott Hand, cashier; H. 8. Mowrer, assistant cashier; J. Flthlan Tatem, solicitor. ..;,.' «rtJly enjoy the courtesies and privileges ex- reduction to costs. We shall hold this matter In abey.- ance until we hear. from, you,. wbieb wetrust,wUlbe,at-your earliest con veoienceond In no event later than February 1, as • longer delay would not be fair to the ultimate candidate fromyonr section. 'Very truly yours, a A- TaoMFaos, Secretary. adopted^ augmented by the arrogant boasUaTorthe'average official under the new system.' There may be, and no doubt are, abuses, extravagance and corruption under the, old system, but It waa the solemn promise that all these thiogawould be remedied under the new regime; It now seems, bow- •jthatwhllewemay have steered fiear-of-Cylla we are In imminent danger of being wrecked upon Chary b- dls,«(i(ce>^Dder the* commission government, a dictatorial autocrat, deem- ing himself securely vested with aibl- trary and plenary powers, may be a BEAUTIFUI, 8UN8BT8 aeuior Mlcbola *Wt1les) of One Seen In THIS Clay• Writing in the Brldgeton News, Senator I • T. Nichols says: It was suonet at South Ocean City. The train wa» progressing slowly across tbe big'bridge which'spans tbe river. The »ky was aglow with the last embers of ihedecllulng sun. Now and Uien a gull or other seahlrd flew across the water and disappeared In the marsh lands. On the wjjjern sky, looking south, fantastic figures appeared ID the fast flying clouds, with lumn and column of horses and harlots In siiboulte. , ' ' To the west gold, white and sombre streaks flecked the horizon. To tbe ortb Ulmy specks, no bigger than a man's .hand chased each other like boys In recess during school time. In tbe distance tbe sun was setting In the midst or a radiant glory unequalled for beauty. A» its rays slowly settled In the far-away- the dusk of twilight thickened and deepend till there was left behind only a Uny line with a diver edge. Beautiful Indeed was tbe ilsture wrought out by tbe departing king of day. " . ' No human band could wield a brush to paint the panorama In the clouds, because the artlnt.be he Rapheal, Ti- tian' or Mlchial Abgelo, must fall In conception In the presence of tbe Mas- ter whose Imprist was that moment on the whit* speck, on tbe shadow, on the silver lining, on the golden aureole. God alone could paint a picture so strong, so beautiful. 'Reader, It will pay you some .evening hour to view the sunset an the writer saw It on a recent December day at Corson'e' In- let, on tbe sands. Hounds and meadows of Cape May County, ".,.'. . : greater Inenace to good government than tbe.afowed corroptloolst or the petty grafter, and especially when be l« • boss who attempts to establish political fences, by disregarding and defying law, thwarting the pill of tbe people and officially trampling upon their rights. Dnder such condition* It l» no.wooder {bat Intelligent, sober- mlnded.thonghtful men*paD)«and ask, •Veal euidte Trannferm. Recent real estate'transfers In Ocean City recorded In the office of County '•whither are we drifting," under thl« ' So''far'as the .commission form of government Is concerned, we have not jd«JeUb;fti,lls many wise provisions, and we believe that If tbe law In Its entirety was economically, honestly and Impartially adminUtered.lt would work' : for tbe general good. It has been'to(.operation in Qalveston for about fourteen years, and that city, has prospered beyond measure. Nearly allother'dtlesiii^trie west and south that have adopted the system bsve pronouneed It good, but after a short Jersey the 1 tone that It Is a delusion and a enare", as tbe law has befn^minUtered We, however, III ^not'argue this point here, but «nerely.pieseot the above facts and figures for tbe reflection and consldera- BTTERIINQ. . ' Ebenezer Adam*. W. F. Becker, Dr. J. R. Becker, Philadelphia; L H. Cor- eon,At|snUcClty. -W: W. Boyle, E. 8. Woodward, Cbas. Watson, David Jester, H A Stocky. MVJBattln^ Cam'den; c. Mo- ban, ~Peermont; W. L Burr, Bwartb- more; M. H. Peaser, Jenkintown; F H., Landla aad wife.; O. W: Bntter- wortb, wife and daughter, George fattier and wife, J. S. Master, H J Weeton. Philadelphia-, (Mary/DavW son, Fredonla; Lewis Conon, ScsJale; UX Fenton, We* CoUjngswood, ;, A. J. Kastrup, Paul Rock. George Q&m B; J^Bpfko>Bbbart flpeak- manj a P. Pen^^rMaster Jobo C. C7JV A.'Schneider. F. O. Wilson U CXanaeb, R B. Bowman.-KTET Coiemau. Hamuel CoHman,^Ja£ ' CITY'S APPROPRIATIONS neaoialloaa Ooveralna; Tbcis •••sweet fey in* ca The resolution providing for tbeclty's appropriations waa passed on, final reading at the meeting or the City Commissioners on Thursday. The appropriations are aa follows: Streets, Salaries, Fire, . Miscellaneous, Advertising,.-.' Light, Removsl of Garbage, Removal ot llubblah, Interest, Printing, Health, : WbarveW, Water, . . Drains, . ' - Boardwalk, - Music, " . • Police and Lifeguards, Building Inspection Depart- . partment. Electrical Inspection Depart- ment. Retiring Bonds of 1897, 5,000 00 Interest on Bonds of 1897, 1,000 00 Sinking Fund Bonds of 1902. 1,700 00 nterest on Bonds of 1002, 8,400 00 Retiring of Pavilion Bonds ' of 1908, 1,000.00 merest on Pavilion Bonds » ori808, •' • * . 225.00 Sinking Fund School Bonoe or 1905, ... Interest on School Bonds or ' 1905. ..-,.' Sinking'Fund, Boardwalk Clerk Hlldrelh, as reported in tbe Cape vlay County Gazette, are as follows: Seymour.Davls et ux to Sutton 4 Corson Co. $7500. Lots 104 and 105, Qlrard Realty Co. . James El Lake et ux to James M. Chester. Lot on northwest aide Wes- ley avenue SO feet northeast from Twenty-sixth .street, being 1315 feet deep extending to exterior line. Bec: tlon F. ' ,/• Charles P. Lake to Wm. O. Reckltt. $50. Lot on West .avenue ISO feet southwest from Fifty-seventh street, being SO reel wide and 100 feet deep. Victor J.Hombreeht Co. to Ocean City Gardens Co. (2300. Lots 1142 and 1143. block 11. . . Ocean'City .Gardens* Co. to Ocean City Yacht Club: 92300. Lots 1142 and 1143, block 11. Ocean City Association to David P. Cromwell. $11,150. Lot hi southwest line Sixtieth street near, high-water line, 600 feet southwest from Fifty- ninth street. " •'-'•. •' West Jersey Investment Co to Ed- win G.C. Bleahly. Lots 2959 and 2960, block; 29. • Girard Realty Co. to Seymour Davis. $13,000. Lots 10,12.14 and 16, Girard Realty Co.; loU 9.11,13,15.17, 19. 21, 23; lots 70, 71: 72, T3. J 74, 75 and south east ao feet of lot 69. •. '., • Victor J! Humbrecht Co to .Hill Dredging Co. Lots 1172,1178.1171 and 1175, block II. . . Wm.'W. Bell et utf to Samnel B. Gill. 'Lot Oil, Section A. ". ' Ocean City Gardens Col' to Alonzo C. Lore. Lot 901, block 9. Lewis M. Crestfe et ux to Daniel J Murray. (450. Lot 489, Section C. Kirk Johnson et ux to I. Wilfred Hart. ' Lot Ip southeast line Ocean avenue176 feet southwest (from Tenth street, belug 25 feet wide and 950 feet d e e p . . ' , ' • • • ' . Pram be* J.-Sal to to SamueJ 8 Wepzell, Lot 35, Section 8. . . • Daniel J. Murray et ux to Lewis M Crone. «24OO. Lots 879 eod 880, Sec Jane E Boyle to Albert Fogg. 13400 Interest. Boardwalk Bonds of 1905, Sinking Fond, Boardwalk . Bonds of 1908, . , . Interest, Boardwalk Bonds otlBOS, Sinking Fund, Fire Appar- atus; Bonds of 1908,. Interest, . Fire Apparatus Bonds of 1908, Sinking Fund, Boardwalk BoodboM909. ' ' Interest. Boarkwalfc Bonds of 1909, Sinking Fund, Floating In* P t y , | Corson. riSSO. Lot 918, Section H. CharleaA,Campbell'« Dairy Producte Batter and Egg* ' Ask for Booklet of Bpedal ties Orders Delivered BotbPbnnw Eyes Examined Witboat Drops .np4»4ala methods. nutn'tk ed. ' for ttnt nlsss OoUcsl o necssstty ofaolosi ad a At i.JB. . Bets. Mets. Daily et s.*> tssass&& a. m.;tun. Ban. eaurch clerk; av James A. M. B. Cnoren, earner aevanll) an7£ws?Bvaoaa OceenlW. N. JyJ. H. JaeksonpaMor. Bonday-Uervloea: Vteacn- MaoedoolKM. tchareb. Tenth street and UOwrenDe anomUeadlnrUepotrthe CHtlRCMI SOCMTIBS. ' ^taEortidelCldTeytiraasw^ ^ at Jon- H. 8. Mowrer. presidents Propertba tor sale. Ba oasssandeoUaeastarnntlnaUpsTtsolthecny. Oor. ToEnrolliforthe Personally Conducted FLORIDA EXCURSION Leaving Ocean City . . Morning, January 25th Next II . A fine party of;men'and/ladies is ialready assured and there are hundreds of Ocean City people who Avotddispend their winter in this-Marvelous Pinellas Peninsula if they %k^th^ ' • • • • • • • • • IT Why do you not investigate at first hand the country where Mr. John Bramell has just refused inside of thirty days an advance bf'$5odbo on one of the three St Petersburg lots he^purchased jmd whej% he : has purchased £ve. acres adjacent to the city; which he will sOMi Bub-diyideandvSell at several times the acreage price paid. * IF-'-See for your8«lfêccimtiT where Charles R. Hall, of Avalon, N. J,, has just cleared n2 aud over,f4o,oro in niiwtydays tradmg in'rea^ ' ' \ •" ; ,' , • ' ^ fj^'tflF? ;You; willsgo on this low rate excursion if yon but stop long enough to think the. matter I-_>JI ^—-ôrmatio*^ ; > Telephone Achievement • Tbe story of the yean with the Belt Sya- lem b one of marked adtievcment. Thoty^ts yean of development have btnh the splendid na- tsotMside system of" to-day connecting over 7,000,00fr Ben Tekpbonea m more than 70,000 place*. . . ..,,;• , ;.. . ' Tkb ancceta b the remit of the eatahliab* for eoati, method, and apparatas; it it Use natdt of having alwaya in mind a broad parpoae from •Afch there could be no deviation—that of catab. Hthfa«agf«at telephone system to cover (Us bwad land and brine tbe beaefita of nmvettal tele, phone cotnmrmtratirm to ewmty wMi.m.mth. fa sfy. Union. . - • people who make over 28,000,000 caDa a day, are tbe great progressive factor b tbe ~»~T*VH i-Iidldiiigof the Bdl Syatam, and to-day they require one BeU Telephone to every thBtaen people in the country. . ; SYSTEM* tnemootn. •SB's Christian Tmapsrmnes Union, Mmin^tloaal. Busts asmt-montnly. Irs. C.awan; oonesponrtlna see- r. Parser j reoardlns teereian, '^msr, Mrs. Anna 1, : 5eCRBT SOCtBTIBS. - idaar Mo. IJl. r.and A. U.. .Ilol«. A. o. B. W.. meets Adaygnitlns In K-oi I. VTM >aDE '.Adams. EaanV*av Wallace, kespeV 6T reoords. A. uougeols. Hstuday ' BWey, Otty tocej. Wo. ISM •Carpenters" meets eTeryVrlasyeTenln»CK. of . oeone o. Adams:asaaury..& award TOarn. Otis M. Townsend • APracueal Beasboro Architect Licensed by the State, -s- i> KIGHTM STREET. OPP. P. O, OOEAH CITY N. J. XQWNSEND. GODF RE Y Attorney-at-Law BanieUBolldlnc At Ocean City Saturdays Atlantic City tBWealeyave. B. DAVIS Attorney at Law • 809 Eighth Street '. Ocean City • , New Jersey AtlanUeGtyTkeatrea l?OLLO IILAT1U At. W. Martin's fio.ooo Revival of UNCLE TOM'S CABIN 50 PEOPLE, Two BANDS AND ORCHESTRA ;mn[ar-lSc.aSc,*cai>d'ste! Mattaen Dmflj- Moo.. Toea,, Wed.. Thurs. B«se., Feb. lo, n. ' »andii,ats.]D u J N. GRISCOM, M. D. BIQUTU OT. AND W19UiBY AVE. Botl< Ptianfs-Bell. IS; InlsrJSUts. in-A Offloe Uoars- UnUI 10 a. nw From 6 to S p. m. Mo omos boors Bandar. •' At Richard Tovnatnd'a, Palermo. 430 to &•> p. m. dally. BeU Fbone,rarmer-s Line. IM1 BHiAllenCorson.M.D.-' aiB Wesley Avenos Ooean City ***Inier4ltale New Jersey DR. W. P. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE OCEAN CITV. N. *'. (81010 a.m. 41 to! p.m. i |sto8p.in. Phones: Bell 4U-W; Inler-HlstellB-A UKK1CE HOUBHi J«aU,ia» HEUSOHEL PETTIT, H. D. . 80T WESLEY AVE. OCCAN-eiTVrNEW-JERSEV 1—HCOTX omeeUoon:UntU9jna,m. - Sto«p.m. • toBp.m. Snore I,tae Can Will Hake Connection at Pleasant- vllle for This City: Ou and after Saturday next. Ocean .Ity people and others desiring to lo tbls report can leave Phlladel- pbU on Ihe II o'clock electric ears at night and make through connection. Tbls Is something ibe people of ibis oily have wanted for years, and tbat they will have it la doe to tbe efforts of W. Scott Hand aud Mrs. Meta R. Sailer, of this clly, who was publicity aReot ben for tbe Shore Kaal Line last sommer. Tbe following letter from J. N. Akarman, general superintendent of tbe Snore Fast Line, esplalua Itself: Atlantic City, Jan. 27, 1913. H»m> Hnq ' • 0R. CHARLES B. RIDER •"•Dentist" 809 Central Avenue OCCAM C1TV. ». J. Hngtaes' Central Pharmaqr EWU* K. set Wain in. Wah* A vs.' CMS lalsMHato. I«-B Prescriptions oar specialty, slwsja ately comnoondeo. doaa" winter. TrylbenMdtah. ^ - . gT , ^^ aaaa^d as ail vC$ fjyf|a»a| HfHl W I1BSM4 1* < *N i open all rJ Unmclilsl _jvenesdtt«n1nuai*reeamiiMndlt. Uls redacUooinprtosftartbeneEltwo wseks 9 oar DM UUmped Initial and Locality Corra- apondenrs C«id«. ••»€• our Blsblh street window." Open Bondara, » to 10m s. m., and 1 lo 3 p. m. aod • IO7J0 p. m. J. THORNLEV HUOaES, Maatftr Dselsrla rasnaaif- - Boyle Commercial Agency 624' Eighth St. Ocean.Ctty. N. J , B. C. BOYLE, fleaager OUima adjostad and collected anywhere in United 8tatee. . Coal! Coat! Coal! The U. H. Shoemaker Lumber Company have leased from A. i. Smith bis Coal yard, so they ; could receive Coal over the Pennsylvania Rallroad.not being able to secure Coal over the Beading Railroad. fast ' -enough (or their trade.- When In need of Coal call up SHOEMAKER Cashier First Nattoual Bank, Ocean City— My Dear Mr. Hand:—The request bat you made to me, and which was ipplemeoted by Mrs. Halter on her isit last Saturday, baa been considered avorably, and on and -after Saturday, February 1, tbe last ear will leave At- lantic City, for Ocean Ully at lfc 10 a. arriving at Pleasantvllle at 12 80 ., and there making cpanecthm ith tbe 11 o'clock electric train from Philadelphia, due to arrive there at 180a. m. The A. C. 48. R. B car will wait ortbeeonneeUon, so that It will be made without fall. . . . I am notifying Mr. James Buekalew, uperintendent of tbe W. J. 4 8. R. B accordlDgly, and, as soon as we have new Ume4ablaa printed, tbto will ap- on tbe time-table In tbe mean- me, 'I am taking care of It by sor- ebanglng over tbe printed lime on the last trip to and from Ocean City. Yours truly, J. N. ARABIC AN. General Bnpartntendeol. Not only will this prove a great boon to Ocean City people who have compelled to leave Philadelphia 8 o'clock In the evenings, In order reach this place the same nlgbt, but It will be a great convenience to t people who attend shows at the polio Theater In Atlantic City and ho have frequently been compelled miss the closing act of. a play or pera In order lo catch tbe last car for City. v Try an Advertisement in the 8BNTINB1V MID-WINTER MILLINERY SALE : ;' Entire stock of hats reduced.below cost. • 'Good style, good qoality, and all colors. • • J. H. HlldretrVs eaeAsouryAvs. • . OesanCNy R. CURTIS ROBINSON AND GOMMISSIONER OF DEEDS PENSION VOUCHERS :: CAREFULLY EXECUTED Numbers 744 and 746 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY - - ' NEW JERSEY It may be just barely possible that some other fellow may sell it a little cheaper, but abetter qualityVlMPOSSIBLE."; We have it and we.have it good. Give us your order for the Sunday poultry. We dress them.- ' . Boyle's Dependable Market 8.W. Cor. Twelfth 8L and Asbury Ave. , ': Everything in Meats, Groceries and Vegetables In the matters of Conveyancing, Title Investigation and Settlement of Pur. chases, we aim to give our clients thorough care and conscientions service. • , We have always endeavored to maintain that reputation for our office. MASSEY & EDWARDS •. tj, h '. • ' :- EIGHTH AND CENTtMtr *VBflUE - ' V '- -.' mortgage inveBtments aeenred. ; ' LOCAL PEOPLE CAN LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AT 11 P.M. Phlladelpbla Business Makes Many Great Im- proTements Here. Waller ObandUr, of Philadelphia, f ho la a regular weekly visitor to tbls I city throughout tbe fall and winter, and a Hummer resident here, has a tine'two-story apartment bones at 19H Central avenae now nearing com- pletion It la' modern In every way. Tbe boose la being constructed by Hpsncer B. Swan, and, all of Mr. Chandler's neighbors say It la one of the best built bouses they have seen lo Oceau City. -Mr. Swan has used the flues! lumber obtainable and bis good workmausblp has beeu highly spoken of by* all who have Inspected the Mr. Chandler baa had' bis collage, 1912 Central avenue, remodeled and greatly Improved, and al| convenience* added.atanoullayoftSOO. Tbls work j»aa also done by 8, B. Swan. ' In addition' to these Improvements, Mr. Chandler Is having Ibe balance of lota leveled and cultivated for and flower beds. A hedge baa been planted, loo. • • Mr. Chandler, who lias beeu a cot lager here for many years, b> much Interested In Ibis resort. He is a member of tbe Ocean City Motor Boat Club, the Board of Trade, .and 'ibe Twentieth Street Improvement Associ- ation. He baa beeu a voter here for three years. ' * . FUn?NT8PBAKBR at. V. Dawilola* Hooaw Eolcrctf. -Thebonse of Maurice V. Daniels. 1821 Pleasure avenue, waa broken Into last week, and, although nothing of value was lakeu so for as can be ascer- talued, the* house was left in • dls- Hdered and upset coodltiou. Mr. Daniels Is working on the case and. If be can locate tbegnlliypartles. be will prosecute them to the fullest extent of . l a w , • • • • • • ' , ' , :i • , ' ' • : [ra.c.R. —t»«rm to AiKtrcss)W. c. T. V. atecllBB. Mrs. Com E Heberry, National lecturer for the Woman's Christian perance Union, will address an open meeting of the Ocean City W. C. U. In Immanuel Baptist, Chnrch nest Monday, evening, to which the pnMlo is Invited. Referring to Mrs. Bebeny, the fyack Eveulng Journal says: • , "This gifted woman Is not only an earnest, convincing speaker, but pos- sesses • rare gift for entertaining and holding the unbroken attention of her listeners. Fluent In speech and a One elocutionist, her address afforded an Intellectual aa well as moral treat." SPECIAL EFFORTS TO REACH MEN Mr. Bonner to After Those Who Do, Not Regularly Attend Any Church. A feature at the evening services of be First Presbyterian Church Is' the presence of an unusually large number of men. ••:. The Rev. Charles H. Bonner, In bis evening sermons. Is making a special effort to reach men who do not attend ly church and Is apparently meeting with a good deal of success from tbe response the men are making to bis endeavors. : . Mr. Bonder la • scholar of rare at- iluments end as • speaker be baa few equals lo this section of tbe State Judging by the turnout of men at [he church services oo Sunday evenings for some time past, Mr. Buhner's efforts to reach men are meeting with unbounded success. He has a man ner that appears to appeal tn- men, and he Is no less popular as a minister lib the women members of tbe con; regatlon. Y, 73 VBAR8 OLD •bom** Italic Celebrate*) . Mr Olvlnai • Loncb. Mrs. Thomas Leslie was seventy- three years old (although you'd never suspect It) on Friday, and aba celebrated tbe occasion by giving • lunch to a few' friends' at her borne. Those presaotbealde Mr Leslie, who i nearing his sevenly-flflbi birthday anniversary, went the Rev. and Mrs. Charles, U. Bohner, Mrs. John E. Phillips, Mrs. Thomas Cooper Mo- Master. William James Mo- Oaban, 3, aud Mrs. T. Lee Adams. The guesta; ooogralolated Mrs. Leslie and wished her many "more birthday anniversaries, together wltb cpntmned good health. . , It's clous home at i you a delt- lo own your OCEAN CITY. B?? l f«JA2WW»gB^âa,ar?a Real Estate .Operator. Ninth »m» As- bory avenaeVnezt to Ore hoase win will show you the very bast way and of the greatest bargains to be W. CHANDLERS FIDE APARTMENTS Hew Fire-Alarm Boxes. Mayor Headley stated at tbe weekly meeting of tbe City Commissioners that be had purchased two tire-alarm Nixes «f the non-Interfering style for [OOescb. These, be said, would be istalled within a few days. . MISS CAMPBELL TO WBDIH GHORCH Local Girl WiH.be Bride of Br. Brlcker, of Phlla* delphla. Or. William Henry Brleker, Jr., of Philadelphia, and Hiss Neonelta Campbell, daughter of William H. Campbell, of this city, will be married In Ibe Pint M. B Church at S o'clock Wednesday evening next. A number of Invitations have been sent friends to witness tbe wedding, admission being by card.. Tbe marriage ceremony will be per- formed by,tbe Rev: Or. J. B. Halnea. pastor of tbe church.. . ' Tbe bride will be given away by ber father. The bride will be attired In wblte crepe cbarmeuse, with Venice lace and Rhinestone trtmmlugs. She will wear a white bridal veil, trimmed with orange blossoms, and 'will cany white roses. - Mies Pearl Scull, tbe bridesmaid, will be gowned In blue crepe cbar- meuss, covered with white brocaded ehlObn, and will cany white roses. Tbe beet-mau will be Dr. Robnt O. Brtcker, a brother of tbe groom, and a druggls| at Pleasantvllle. "Bugcue 8. Miller. Arthur Shoe- maker, Herbert Wrlgglos and J. Ed- ward Voss wlll.be the ushers. The wedding march will be played by Miss Margaret Parker. Before tbe marriage, Lohengrin's "Weddrirg March" will be played. At tbe conclusion of the ceremony, Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" will be rendered.'' " — , Following the marriage, a reception will be held at I ho Rlscayne. Tbe young pair will go to New York on a trip of two or three* weeka In length. The bride will wear a travel- ing suit or dsrk blue serge and a bat or white plush, trimmed with- while fur and white aigrettes. Dr. Brlcker tea son .of Dr. William H. Brlcker, of 1512 Nortb Broad street, Philadelphia. '• . • Tbe young pair will be "at borne" at 1618 North'Broad street, Philadel- phia, after March & . Men Have. Been Handicapped by Extremely High Tides for Weeks.. - Work Is said'to' be progressing slowly on tbe Ocean City Boulevard contract, and some people who have looked It over within Ibe last few days say tbe road will not be completed at tbe time set—June IS. Up to within a faw days 12,000 ftet of Ibe mud bank have been completed, which la said to be two-thirds of Ibe total amount .of this part of tbe con* tract. V • •••.;'•. • Tbe work of pumping, which will 9 considerable, hasn't been started, and there stems to be no Indication of commencing. It was said early th|a w e e k . , •• ,••.•• :•• •' The men. employed nave been on" able during the last two weeks, because of Ihe extremely high tides, to work moretbau from flve to seven and one- half boara a day. It la said tbat, so far as. the work Is lone, no complaint can be made of tbe itiallty. Senator Hand has tbe eon* TBACHBR8*' 1N8TWTJTB Were Heltf- The teachers of Cape May' County held an lostitnte in Ibe Presbyterian Church at Holly Beach on Friday, which drew e large attendance. Tbe Institute waa divided Into three department»-blgh school, grammar school end primary, school and inter* eating discussions were held In each. • Ocean City waa represented at ibe Institute by Prof. J. M. Htevena and all tbe teachers except Miss Boyle, who was Indisposed. ; RU88BI.1, HAGYWBDS Well' Known AlBlele wccratljr Harriett Uat atpHmBer. It has Just become- known that B. Russell Hagy. a former Central High School athlete well known In tbls city and brother of Clayton L. Hagy, and Iss Mary . Elizabeth Thayer were married secretly In Holy Trinity Church, New York, September 18. Announcement of the marriage baa been made by Mrs. Susan K Thayer, mother of the bride. Mr. Hagy was prominent In athletics while a student at Central Hlgb School. He waa a football star In 1908 and 1909-, playing quarterback and He was also captain of the track team, oT which be was a member for three .years, participating in the iprlnts, broad Jump and hurdle events. Mr. and Mrs. Hagy are living at 1811 South Broad street ' READING DOESNT CALL OUT THIS CITY'S NAME 'REPARINGTO WIDEN BOARDWALK Bids Are Asked for Extension Between Seventh and Tenth 8treets. After City Solicitor Howell bad told •e two .City Commissioners present at tbe meeting on Thursday that they id uot pass on third reading tbe ordluaoos authorising the widening of Boardwalk between Seventh and Tenth streets, because'ot tbe absence f the third member, B. Howard Thorn, Director Fisher moved that the ordinance'be laid over for a week. This was agreed to. Mayor Headley . asked Director Plaher whether Director Thorn would st.the next meeting. Mr. Fisher answered that he did uot know, but suggested that It was possible. . Later duriug the meeting, the elty solicitor stated that he had found that he law would permit the, passage of be ordinance by two members of tbe srl, but It was decided to postpone action for a week. , It was thought well to advertise for bids for tbe widening of ths walk, end. oo motion of Mr. Fisher, ibis was agreed to, tbe bids to be In by Febru ary SO. . . • , Tbe advertisement will be' found elsewhere In this Issueof theateantrei.. Complaint of Property Owner Should Remit in Action of Residents. Coming lo tbto dry oo the Reading Railroad Saturday, morning, Jam Franklin, of Philadelphia, owner of Strand Hotel here, was rather nettled, and for ibh reason: The Beadlug'a train announcer at be oiber end of the rants repeatedly called out: "This train for Cape May, Wlldwood and Stone Harbor.'.' After bearing this announcement made In stentorian tones a number of aa, Mr. Franklin went to tbe man and asked: . "Where is tbe train for Ocean Cltjr" "This la it." was'the man's reply. "I didn't know," said Mr. Franklin. You didn't call It out." ' • This la a matter that should be. taken up by tbe Board of Trade, Young Men's Progressive League or the Ocean ity Business Men's Assoclstloo, as H one of gnat Importance to this city. Possibly If Ibe new superintendent's attention were called' to It, be would remedy tbe mistake and that promptly. Mr. Franklin says there were more passengers for Ocean City than for Cape May, which, of course. Is the usual condition. . . . . Iota Council, No.lSS, Jr. O. U. A Bt., baa purchased a tine piano player, which arrived bare on'Monday and waa Installed In the lodge room. It will afford the members much enter- tainment durlngthenext taw month*; • .' .. Porauue. Two lots southeast comer Fifteenth treat and;, Werti a«equtv Bamsin for -juick sale; flve-room cottage, 885 West avenue, nrice, •1.000; eleveihroorn cottage.. Wesley mad, entirely modern, barmlD, orwui exchange «r aanurhan .to •VnviifiAn or ShS:Toton,Central avenuej geventeenib and .Bigburatb _ raclng.tha ocean. $1100; corner lot facing the ocean, TwentleU>at.and ave,, S14B0. RT FBASK & DABBY, SEAL K8TAT£ BBOKSB, Bonne Bldr. Sib and Asbnry Ave, COMKITXBB8 NAHBO At the meeting of the Young 'Men' Progressive League Monday evening, President Homer Shoemaker .ap- pointed tbe following standing committees: ••• , • • : • Tbe winners wul^tw entertained by tbel««morth»oantast.. The Bev. D. J.DevlrJe.6f HewTdrk 1 , . member of the 1 PaullatOrderiWho aa. slated at Bt. Augusttne'e Ohanbf'ln this city the last two rommsrsaaaoaaV baa been spending a nvdayW^harta* the guest of the Bev. Jontt'X'8mantyi Father Devlne and iha^»*^*—*•' Kennedy, another aaaav, Paulrat Order with aAumbaroti among the sommeiy naldentat.l will go to Bermuda t»nil mission than during weeks of Lanu i "., 'M Nextaandayevanhig^tiial EndeavdrBodetyo/^FlT' tartan Uhqyhw| nlversarye*rvle»r , program In Heuorthe-f worship and-1 worship a . addresses bytbeyonnaf .CtonUwnanrr' L m.st iS*^.
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