Oct 1910 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

, -y,'.•-'•' ^ixT
oh Uie pan of
as much street
^tibe people,
all hoot pt«ca
^ Sun says, "the
tf^ir makca Cape May a fourth-
«la*a eountyt_bqt to all other respect"
It if first-clMajUHt stands at Ibe bead
of tbetoroeetsjop.' That b to say. It Is
Irrosdnjc 'taster' In population and
weauti than auy.other county In tbe
Httlfc'f''And It la Louud to keep o
gftft^jft -
*I* btfinatp look now aa ir Ibe nexi
boaae' or representative* would" con
tain many new men, and men who
haveyettomafca their reputation
•xtrfefbrcca to'the government, say*
the,Tien ton'Gaietta. Many or tbe
l d ^ t h t
ft>f MOOminaUon, and tbe Incoming of
other n*n I* certain'to mark the be-
ginning of •< new era, no putter what
tbe remit. New s blood to coming to
the i.*>te.' and the- oolcome of tbe
Olianvfd alignmento/tbe two parties
Is awaited with deep interest
'• Its would be well for every manwlio
believe*. In the'principles of the Re-
bubltcan party to keep In mind these
* Wonto of President T»f»: "The ques-
rjoa wUI'not be what complexion or
9epDDiKsjDiRii one prefers, bn
Whether It Is better for the country to
leaveIbelbpublleaD party control the
qoaat&'tot the- next two yean and
further redeem Us promises, or to en-
able a.'.Democratic msjorlly In tbe
Boose to Interpose a veiolo Republl
Csntt measures, or to forinalsla and
pass, bills to carry out Democratic
Prindpl«*.t> J
AV political flghta go. President
ftft'sattsckrupon tbe "pork barrel,
irtw sticks to It, wlU not be rated as
•.skirmish, says the Jersey Journal.
Theeasy way In which money Is ap-
propriated by Congress is a national
seandaT'of long' standing. There Is
not tte;sllglitert doubt tbat AMrich
Wat right wbenbe said tbat C3O0.O0O
•xyear was as good as given away by
Ibfri national government. If Taft
stops this plunderlie will deserve to
, raok among the great presidents. He
fa going to stop It, If he can, for be said
' loW.Cmeianatl speech: ••Tbe days
orllhe c 'port' barrel' are numbered •
WeshmHnoirsee "wbat'a preslden
ta preden
eaKdotbssvehfar country from feeing
^ baying nnblle has a distinct
totecst ^whether or not a merchant
advcrtHesTPor It la an economic trutu
t l U adte
aetnsl' valoes—to
thai are really
boslnesa on tbe
boylnr PObllo baa eone to know tbb
-^knowrihat Ibe boyerbas a direct
th* qnesttoo of wbat tbe
rtises. Tbe baying public
know.ihe bnyer paya tbe
^^atroniidng tbe non-
^ ^ ^ g e
pracrasslve (tore, where smalt volume
otAea|aa jnake targe per tale proOU
liwrllable. -Jit has come, therefore, t..
bejttfmatterof penonal interest to a
prospective bayeras to whether he or
h tadll a progressive or
merchant.
Ayiunwn paper pnu It up to former
PraadentBo6aereltinthiswt«e:"Uav
lnbUtbOIda
. * •'!w«r»«wdjl1and(liavlngassumed
;py In New
to'Colonel Boose
Be
and the boss is expected
.. — ^n resoll* ,BooseveIt must
* " -Ke^lthattbedefeat of the Bepubli-
ein candidate for Governor and a Dem-
•'^- - - "tin;the Legislature
•OAT* raPDMa.
'"Jr has. been **t(mated that there are
nawmorstba'nSOO.OUO motorboats -lo
tblscoootry.' These figure* were not
•nested at, b^i't.were reached through
a'ceusu* made by' ao association of
builders j»f these craft uot Jong ago
The association tried to find oat Just
bow,many craft there were In addition
to Ibote detailed In, tbe Yacht Regis,
ter, which only takes Into account ves-
sels, of a certain size. The ' figures
rather surprised tbe manufacturer!). •
There hi not a piece of water navi-
gable by a small boat tbat' has not
« motorboats on It, and as many of
these craft draw ouly a few Inches of
water It can be seen bow they have . . . . .
developedyachlipgererywhere.When •; uurolieH - » n »« Augustine s
sailing craft only were at tbe dbposl-1 » ne "**•.'• tDe Kev. John J. Sweeney,
lion ot tbe yachtsman he had to limit, silvered a short, but Instructive,; wr-
ote cniialug to known nav>Kable lu "" "PProprlate to Ibe occasloii.
waters, because a sallinR craft needs;*" 1 "nnounced that there would I
room to work In and cannot be «ut! ohl * one m »" the subje
of I he, Kev. I>r. Bmnyqle's nercuou
the Pint SI. E. Church Sunday evec
ing. He took IIIH text from- Kev.,
17-19.
• l>r..ltruiiyale ^inoke in part an fu
lows:
Is tbe attitude or the defeated caud
dates and tbelr friends, according tn
the information we have receive I.
This U as it should be. Wben Repuk
llcans adopt auy other attitude the
do not benellt themi)elve», but simply
play Iplo tbe hands of.the Democratic
party, which i»roolisb. -A.very utron
erTort to create dusenslou among. Re-
poblicans was made during the pri
marlesand has been continued «lnc
because the one or two Deiiiwirati
bosses of the old school which surviv
are very intent upon the election, or
Democratic Slier III, aud realize'thai
there must be-aatton* Republican dl
seuslon to enable them to do It. Ilu
tbe game Is a failure. Republican!
are united in tnlhia; Ann
A. McUulliard, itridgeloii.
" . WVOMISO. .
H. H. Prlckett, Rurlliigloii; J. H
Yocum and wife, Ml»« M. K. Yocutu
H. J. Ch'upman, A. C\ Lore, F... M,
'ollinn and wife, Philadelphia; (i. H
Kuowleo, Rtverview HeigliU.
ELIIKKUN. ;. ;
Thos. Harrix,. Camdeu; Clara it
Clouting, Miss J. Clouting, Minn A.
.•loutlng, Hamh A. Clouting, C. B.
Cloutlug, Sea Isle Cily; J. B. Jdbe«
and [wire, Denver; "J. O. Soniieboru,
Airy; J. W. Young, Wildwood
Dr. and Mrs. Bruuyate, Ocean City
tlary Stretch, Philadelphia.
i • . • -ATOI.EN.
O. U.'Langley. Millvllle; Mr». Cora
Harrison, W. F. Dougberlyi -K ii
Dougherty, It. Beainel, J. H. Noton
Llrs. It. H. Paller«oii, Mr«. M.C. Hart
an, Phlladrlphia; Wui. LongHireet
ind ulle, Merchamvllle, Kmnia Lang-
ley, luua, J Wealey Arthur, Mllinay
K. V Couipton, Maurketown; W. D.
Brown and wife, Mian Kate Dluau,
Cuuiden.
BI8C-AVNE
Thomay It Fort, Jr , K. B. Maltoy,
M. U. Watts, C. S. Andres. Jos Stell-
wagon, Sd, R. M.Fisber, M E Fisher,
W. Brown. U. £ Rlsley, O. W.
WIIHams, H. S Morrison and wife, C.
H. Jacobs, Thos. M. Bains, U. A. Bls-
H Y. Rlegner, tbe Rev. B. N. Cham-
. W..J.
Powers, Marguerite Carmeny, F, J.
Shoyer, Wm. McCoacb, Thos. F. ftfe-
JNIcbol, E. D. Saint, W. B. Davis,
Philadelphia; John Foster, A. A.
Howell, Ocean Clly; Wm. O. Moore,
Haddoulleld; Kugeue F. Jump, J. J.
I Frost, Misses WcUrelght, Camdeu;
Kev. A J. Chapman, Idlewood; H C.
Deunten, AlUntle Clly: C. P. Willis,
, ill, stored fur the'Moorestown; O. Warner. Potutowu;
a A. H^ Phillips, Long- A. R. Rodgers. Woodbury; John U.
ftlagulre, Wayne.
•Has) Virginia Bora Barlrd.
Tbe funeral or Miss Virginia Horn,
• daughter of the late George L. Horn.
fwunn rv wbowasone of the' pioneer summer
^ Ad- «"W«ots of Ocean Clly. took place bst
rk; iriTuesday from her home, 8717 Frauk-
" • ford avenue, Philadelphia. j
RUMOR OF HOTBV
•Talit of • BsMIsi sa O««an
Front at Klsnrasuli SM*W*I. '
It Is'reported that Chas. A. Doe. ol
Phlladslpbui, cootempiatea Ibe ems
•ion of an np-to-date hotel on tbe ocean
front at Eleventh atrcet, containing 75
rooms equipped wltb all modern ap-
pliances.
'His slated tbat the hotel will be
conducted by a person who for several
yeaia has successfully mauaged oue of
Ibe smaller hotels In this city.
SEALED PROPOSALS
prapoMIs will he rixwlvcdbylbe
ri al h-m onto. Mo at A.boty »vo-
N J onlll Mond«T.Mobtr
In e>r-los4 kM> CO loo«, or mora. DUD I tat
•reicbl).oro
(In Ocean Cllr. N. J. HUH pries per Im
AUo •!«• uuu ol coal
PROPOSALS
Kor Iron Drains** Ho« for tbe 2ud Krrtiop ol
th» Heulwr* ROMI.
frOpouU win b. raoilnd.snd orxnnl by
Collector 'JoMpb I. MCD'U". iVtiin tiir.'sf JT,
Uondmr, October 10, IVIO, at II •'• - '
Ir6pouil> w
the Bo.rd of rnttboUto
C«pe »l«v,N*w Jenejr.a
Collector JOMPb I H
on M
vd sn4
or tl.
bm
y,
m., for Iron
B
iol> ol
• ipty
tilr. !f J.,
or loci M.
ll d P
er 10, IVIO, at II or loci M.
for oral • lo be dell ered P.
U'lon >ndu VJ
Ita.
l lo be dell ered
«JaMUlon >ndueeiui VJew.
KUUDIU} IO be ruroUbert: '
•-.n. plp«. ior.-n, Unxttw. wel(bl XA
p* r lenglb.
10-ID. plpe,l6l7IL lentlli*. weldu TTU
per lengtli. .
12-ln. pipe, I 12-H. leDCIUm Wel(bl
pet leogtb. '
K-lo. pipe, « l.'-fl. Irattba, welKbt IJUO IM.
per lensib.
I»-ln. pipe, Sli.n. lenttlis, wH«bt 1.VW Ibt.
p**r MnslD
L.A.KIVB,
22
CHABLKSHAYUE.
? 1 "'"'
Notitre of Meeting of Commis-
sionars of A«x»«miM»nt.
Notice U brrebyglTfn lust 1 bsvedrllvered
to tbe LYHumbslonen or A»x^«nieol or
Oc i -n Cty, Mew Jeraejr. s copy or tbe reaalu-
iwn P«Md by common Coanrll ol iww
City oo October 3. imo. awertalnlnit I be co l»
or expense or tbe Improvement >« xt oat In
«nordlo«Dc«r entitled-An ordlnanm ti pn>-
vU« rortbelmpmtenent ofcertKln .trr,^-.
a>enae> and blxbwsye- In tbe • Itv of > X€»n
City by cutblni and pavlnic Ibe tameln front
or certain Iot» and between rertalD wmta."
approved Heptember |0. ir ». duly a l*»tert
by nirrand mnber •
TAKE NOriCK tbat Ibe. «ald Co-nmU-
•loneni of A>M«nienl nave appointed Malnr.
lor bearlni tbo partlea Intemled In •nrlmn
proveu nuat wnlebtlme tbeywlll sue a I
i«rtle- lutereahd lo.or alfecfr*] by, tb« Ini-
P'ovrmenl ample O|>ponuntl> t.. be li».U
upim tbe «ut.Jec(or In*IMMUI«|]|of dnm.
aiceM naMtalnett-by or ben*-llli« conrerrrd aunn
any landa or nai eaule by reawn or »u.-l. lui-
proveratniMw Ine eaae tnny be.
• lt.il.LA UAKKKTMON.
NOTICE.
TbeConniy Hoard or Tavallon will bror
Appeajs rrom aiue^nienta of t*xe« lu llw dr-
leivnt niunlripallllea in l'«|«. May L'oiinir al
tbe plaera d»l«naled t-lo« and npoo tbe
daM named, roiventnn In earb pU-v at l»n
oelock In tbe mornlnif except n4 olberwlw
elated below.
Appealacannotberonrfderrd aalrvmiulr
In accordance with ibe role* or tbe thiard
and apon ibe pmcrlbed bUok>. whlrh oil'
beanppllaltouiy wbodeelielbeni.uponsp
plication to Ibeaecrelaryor Ibe IIo.rO. Hurry
Headley. Ocean Ciiy.N.J. *" J
HoutbC»pov .'ad.lvio.a. m.
SSoTtthMBB "*"• " OTOU « b - "-». >rld»y.
SSoTtthMBB
Middle Tmrn.hlp, Court Uoo»e. Uuuday.
>ov. ,tb, IVIOL * .
Lower Townnblp. Townnlilp HOOK, Wed
neada**, Nov. ttth. 11*10 ~ -
wiwwood Horoujh. Horou«h ll-.ll. Friday.
r*ov. llth. Ivio.
iiiii'. l iliJ!" y City ' '"*'""""• MoDd »
Nortb Wlldwocd KomiKli. lloroueh Hull.
Wedneaday, Nov. l«b,1flo. -• -
Holly B-jK-h Honraib. IDrobul, H«ll. Krl"-
day. Nov. IDIb. IW0, p. m. "•
T .MS 00 * '^~ | -" oroo "' h
ber Frldv w l»l
T ber,
er, Frldav
^ D 5lT
w, l»lo, a. m.
•»»» l«le City. City Ha
Mb. |MD. • i . . -
. - W. K. YOUNU
ilon.l,},
Nov.
—Cape May fonntjr Board olTBIiltlo
Attest: . -
HAKKY UKADLSV- Meeretary.
\JXZr
Jl * y Coorf P 00 "- >•• ••••'*
1IMI.KU.P. P..KISI.-
Geo. E. Alferd
Harness and Collar Maker
Paul t*«lronase Appreciated
• ^m
KumreFMtron.eeStill More Appreciated
HAVEN AVE. aaovt EIGHTH ST
OCEAN CITV. N. J. '
JAOOB 8OHUFF
THE PIONEER BAKERY.
la.700JUtarf JbteM,OoMi C8), 1.1,
The Pontiere
BOOT s SHOE
REPAIRING
SHOP
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
•Is-»I8 Asbmy Ave Oceta CJtr, rt J.
ABBOTTS'
Alderney Dairies
(Sncoruor to I. S. Champion)
Seventh St. a'nd West Ave.
Ocean City, N. J.
Choice Dairy Product*-
ButUr and Enu
Ask for Booklet of Specialties
Shoe and Clothing Sale on Record :#'
Prices: $7.60 $10.00 $12.60 $16.0Q $18.00
Each one of these is ^rfiain
BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES.
In all theswcllest novelties. Well made, correct fit, and up-te-daje.
Prices: $1.48 $1.93 $2.44 $2.96 $3.48
' • ' "WORTH DOUBLE-
Our Line of MerVe Pants is Complete.
PRICES: 9SC $1.50 ?2.oo $300 /4.-°o $5-°°.
tA1l the late t styles. •
Orrter- Delivered Both I'liQiiex
SHOEMAKER'S
STORAGE
HOUSE
•3th and Went Ave.,
Ocean Clly, X. J.
All person
id of Me is liavlng Funiiidre or an,
kludof Mercbaudiiw to beatoml wl
save money by going to the
Shoemaker Storage House
LA.STEEIMAN
BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRI6HT
• Practical Horseshoeing
JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY
CUm Md Ojttet Toegi 1 SpjtfaHj
Ageiit for Stewart's Tron Works ('».
Plain and Ornamental Iron FVnrr.
Iron ltailliiRH.and Window Ouarcl-.
Seventh St. and Haven Ave.
H.STEELMAN
Fresh Meats
Teas, Coffees. Fine Groceries
and Provisions
POULTRY DRKdSEO TO OUDKK
FOURTH ST. and ASBURY AVF.
Clears anj Tobacco. Orders DcllTcrcd '
Orders receive prompt attention.-
, A. J. SMITH. PHOPKICTON
«M«LKaai.s aas iL OCSLCS ia
PURE ICE
BESTTriCOAL
OAK AND
Boys' Bloomer Pants,' 48c, 73c, 98c, $1.25
A Full Line of Men's Wool Underwear, 48c. 75c. $1.25.
BIO DRIVE IIM SHOES
Read a few of ihes«: items. . Such extremely low prices.
Boys' and CHrls! School-Shoes
Regular Price §1.50
• l ; or this sale ySc
Special Lot of Hen's U. S. Army
Shoes. .
Price $.1.50. • For this sale S2.4S
Men's Heavy Russet Shoes, also
Patent Colt
Rcg.IViceS3.o0. Fortlifasale Si .;. Price S3.50. For tins sale S2.48
Car Fare;, Paid on $10.00
'. worth of Goods.
$1.5O Sweater Coats, all colors, now 96c
A. HIRSCH
11603 and 1605 Atlantic AVenue,
fOBTHjt4-TOSUI AID HDILDCUM.
OTIS M. TOWNSEND
BUILDER
OFFICK:- Sth St. Opposite P.-O.'
Plans and Specifications
prepared without charge
" Only galvanised nails used on t '
exterior "work
.ENGLISH A JOHNSON, \
CODlraclofs and Builders
•3IO Asbnry Atennr, '
OCU> CITY, !». J.
flessbore Home* ud B«mod,.llnr s mprclmity. I
Pifnutw cheerfully «iveo.
6EB8GE H. I01UE81S J SOI .
Carpenters and Builders
OCEAM CITT. ». J. ' j
Una. BnlMlnp erected bj COB- {
HEADQUA RTERS
For anything you want to know about
building.
L
Are you nniKvidtil how to plan your house ? You are invited
to ctuiio ai'ulsve-ntir s]>U-mliil coikrlion of-iiii-lo-date^ plans.
• ' Wo'nM \mlikL- to liave your iilcas of a house 2 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City, N. ).
Klectrieal work 01 nil kinds promptly at
tended to. All material and work guaraolceo
alrleUy drat claaa.
ESTIMATES AND PLANS FURNISHED
JOHNT.SEAL
BUILDER
Oittatn^-SI) li.li. HilUtMitul. A|«rtlilrtif IIOIIH*
orriec: roe MOORLVN TCRRACC
ocean CITY , MCW jcoscv
B.O.Mtfams. . ff.W.Adiot
BED. 0. AOAMS & BHO.
PUSTERIN6, RANGE SETTING
MICK LAYING. Etc. Etc
AU Work lo Mason Uae\ Promptl;
Attended'To,
OCEAN CtTV. N J .
YOU SHOULD HAVE
A Reliable Builder
To erect your Ocean City cottaKe. Vouonnot spare the tirne
must depend upon
to look after it closely yourself and
Iionesty of the contractor.
the
Aiiionj; others I have built for Rev. C. W. Bispham. 4244
Pine si:,ami Joseph !•'. Myers,.12^7 Rid^e avenue, Philadelphia.
-Ask_thenuabout
OTIS M. TOWNSEND
OFHCE
81b St. Opposite P. 0.BUILDER
OCEAN CITY.
•n. J.
GeneraJ^ontractors-and-Biiilders
, Scull and Marts Company
. . - INCORPORATtO .
ALLICS Sti-1.1.. President- JOHN MARTS. Sec'y and Trea?.
• unices, bixth and Haven Avenue. Ocean City, N. J. • "
'• • . BKI.I. TKI.Iil'ltONK ;
Hotels. Apartment Houses, Cottages, Bungalows
8PEGIAL DESIGNS IN
CONCRETE BLOCK
and Hidewalkx, also Brick Work
. and Plastering.'
Sehupeh, Cafter & Co.
701 Anbury Avenue
GOAL GOAL
GOAL
GOAL GOAL
Boy ynnr
A. W. ELY
CITY. Kf. J.
Hboro Kiut l.lnij Puuni Door
>ubl,.uwl itm. lWllihon.liai.ll
WUUrd W. Ad
CHAS. E. ADAMS & BRO.
(SooceMor. (a Bsker-ft Adsiu) •
Osslsrals '
Hart, CarpeU, Mattlof and Bcddlnt
^^.ywtow Shades, Etc
M-Ji Asbury avenoe.Ooean Olly.Nj
ursservsa lor
.•'•-W. L. BERRY.
Manufacturing Jeweler,
NO. 33 SOUTH SECOND ST..
Ksvsirlor *
For LIGHT. HEAT and POWEB
C/TY QAB UQHT OO.
• DO wear AV*. ,
Ocean City Sentinel
' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6,1910.
. We shall be glad to "receive Hems of
news aud comnpuulcatlousof Interest
to thla rcommunlty and our readers
everywhere.
All oonnnunlcatlona should be ao-
compauletl wltb thp full name and
address of the writer, uot uecessarlly,
for publication, but sn> Kuaranteeof
Hood faith.
DOT8.
Ilulldtrs are busy. .
Advertise lu the HENTINKI,.
Many resklenlH are taking their
vacsllou.
Flahlug In the bay Is po|iuiar now
wltb some of tbe resldeuts,
Joseph I.BcuU has had his building
' oirAsbury avenue repalnleil.
What's become of Ocean City'a brow,
band and KalmlaTrlbe'Hdrum corps?
Jacob BchnlT, of this clly, aRaln en-
tered Hie ranks of married men a few
days ago,
' The fall meeting of the Cape May
County Teache.ni' Association will oc-
cur al South Beaville, October. 15. A
prominent New York Inctruetor will
be present. ,
MORE FIREPLUGS
NEEDED IN.CITY
Council Will Provide These,
aa Well as Fire-Alarm ;
Boxes.
At foundl's meeting -Monday even.
Ing, the subject of additional Ure plugs
and lire alarm boxes for the new and'
growlug sectlous of tbe clly was dls- 1
cussed at jranre length. . •
On. motion, It WBB agreed to have the'
water committee place new lire plugs
In several section's 0/ tbe towu, City
Clerk Garretson lo notify tbe Ocean -.
City Water Company of' Council's **»»lon«l race Tuesday evening next at
acllou. |' ue Hippodrome on tlie Itoawlwulk.
Attention was called to the need pf .The entrance fees or stakesand tmphy
lire alarm boxes on the bay front' In ">»•«* »»' niske the total purse *S0O.
ACT OF 1907 MAYBE MADE
PART OF CITY'S-CHARTER
"JOB" GRIM WILL
RUN RAGE
PERSONALS
H. H. Lake, of IIIIH clly, IA al .Dela-
ware Water Uap.
MIK. It. H. Patterson, of 1'lilladel-
phla, Is a visitor here.
W. Frank Hony. of Atlantic City,
was in town Saturday.
wrawen~W7~Wruwii and wife liave
gone to Niagara Falls. ;. "•
J. Wesley Arthur, of Mllinay,
greeted friends here a few days ago.
letter Carrier It. ,850.3». v
It wa» agreed to publish a notice of
iileutlnu to o|ien, grade, gravel, curb
and pave the sidewalks and roadway
of Twentieth street from Central ave-
uue to Anbury avenue; to curb with
cement curb and pave sidewalks with
cement Hie sidewalks or Atlantic ave-
W. Hlialler Hiuilli and family have
gone ou a trip to WasbliiRtun, !>.,(•.,
and other points lo that bectlon. .
- AIUOIIK the vlKiturH here Saturday
was Deputy HueritT Sparks, and Im
was Kreeled by a ijuiuber or friend*.
A. K-Mllner and wire, or the Wy-
. KIUIIIK. will leave III a few.days.for
—NBW-Yorferwberethey-will-remaln-a-
week. r ' "* • ' ' -. " eiut on Noveinber Ili,
ml alllioiigh IbeHeaHon lnw>me weeks
oir guniierH are iiialerv Hurronnds Death ol Hl»
Icrof xu ealrlcal Hanwcr.
Chief of.Police' Soull, of tlilnclty
went lo Homers' Point late Friday
afleruoou toluveBtigale the report or
Hie tiudlng of a dead woman on /'
flats oir Itainbow channel 'In Ureat
K|?g Harbor Itay. "
Wlien Chief Boull reached Bpmers'
Point, he found that the body had
beeu discovered by John Pralt, a llsh-
eriuau, aud Inn 16-year-old KOU, Frank.
Dr. Bbuder, the Atlantic Couuly
Physician, made a basly txaminallon
of the body. He saw that tbe womab
bad a near over the rlgbt eye. W hat
caused this he. was uuable to de-
termine Ht that time. . .
' Chief Hcull, soon after returning to
Ocean City, sent Capl. H. W. Hll-
dreth, of the, local -police, force, to
Pleaxantvllle, where the body had
been removed, to see whether be could
Identify the woman Capt. Hlldreth
was Unable to tell whb.sbe was.' •
The woman was5 feet, 8 Inches In
height, aud weighed 165' pounds. She
had black hair, gray eyes, and excel-
lent teeth. She was probably 85 years
old. Chief Scull Bays. She was wlth-
November. XiasUbut-noHeanrr-cmneH-
WATCH FOR LOCUSTS
Warning Ment l» HIMIe Knloinnlo.
- -.' mm J." a H'•• 11 Ii.
Ill antlelpatliin of the visit' next
yearor tlie'perliKlk-al uli-ttin, or, an it
IH commonly known, (In- 17-year lo
t-UHt, Dr. John II. Smith. Slate Knto-
malogut,-luui-seiit-bul_a-Svariiinit_ to
nurserymen, orelianlltt^, fruit ijrowerH,
Question to be Submitted to
Voters at Next General
• ' Election.
At tbe meeting of Council "Monday
night, the following petition was read:
"We, the undersigned, being at least
100 taxpayers of the city of.Ocean City,
respectfully petition that tbe question
of tbe addptioti of the provlHlous of au
act or the Legislature of tbe Hlale or
New Jersey, entitled, *Au aot provid-
ing for the re-Improvement or any
street, aveuue, mail or highway,-or
the porljou or HUCII' Htreet, avenue,
road or highway In any city which
ban been heretofore Improved, and for
which Improvement anaeaBiuentH for
beuellts have'been heretofore-levied
and Imposed, and for the i*sue of
bonds to pay for said Improvement,'
approved. May' IS, 1(H)7, be submitted
to Ibe voters of Ocean City at the next
general election " '
Councilman- Blanton explained that
the object of the petition Is to give tbe
voters aa opportunity of voting on tbe
question of making the act referred to
a part or the city charter aud thus do
away with submitting tbe matter or a
bond Issue to tbe people every lime
clly ImprovemeiitH are to be made
Under thlH act, the clly can rebuild
and improve Htreets, and provision l»
made for the payment of the name.
A resolution carrying out tbe provi-
sions of the' petition waH adopted by
Council.
ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALES
STEADY MARCH
OF IMPROVEMENT
nd farmeri) generally.
It IH explained that Ibe njiiry IH
done by -the female depoiltinit eggx In
twiga and Hinall branche'. 'I'reuau-
tlqus suggeHled are two-fold, Belting
oi|t wdody Htock too nmull Uf attract
he peat, or refaiutug from pruning
heavy_wooded-j!tock,jM>-tbuLILw:IILbt
strong enough to ntaud the utluckn.
, .OLD-TIME VISITOR
ISM Harp Plritl Haw Thin Item
as ycara Ago. -
MIHH Emma Harp, who liven atthe
Penn Home, Itelgrade and Sunque-
hanna avenue, Philadelphia, l» vlnlt-
K MM. Hazel Newklrk.
MUH Harp, who Is 75 yearn old aud
remarkably young for her age, paid
her llrst visit-to Oceau. City 28 yearH
ago. tthewas an Intimate, frleud or
Mr. and Mrn. Jense Couver. This Is
her. HrHt visit lu teu yean, aud she
marvels at Its great improvements. • *
Jaollce Trenchard Ol«cs Clvar
• Kxpianallou of Law. . -
In charging the Cumberland 'Couuty
Urand Jury, a few days since, Justice
Trenchard was particularly explicit
regarding tbe Illegal Hale of liquor.
Hald Justice Treucbard: -
•Uroadly Bpeaklug It IH unlawful to
Hell Intoxicating lli|uor« wllhoul a II-
ueiine. Thai IH familiar Inw. '
DrugglHts may, neverthelexH, Hell
tiy lewi iiieanure than one quart under
certain conditioiiH only, which I will
now Ktate. , _
.•"The Male by drugRinlx IH allowed
mily when HUCII llquorn Lt\ in gmMl
faith, compounded or wilil for Inedl-
uliial \ixe» only", upon the 'preHcripttoii
or a reputable physician.
"It is essential to the validity of a
sale by a druggist that the .liquors be
lu good faith sold for medicluul.UHes
only on prexcrlptlon of a reputable
physlclau. Any Hale not HO made is
unlawful. , '
"A sale that IH unlawful IH a mis-
demeanor. For misdemeanor* all pre-
HOUH who aid, abet or auslHt aree*
All poHt olllce 4>HMl8lanlH ure inter-
ented In what may be the outcoini* of
the consultations lu progress at tbe
While Houne between I'reidileut Taft
aud the members of Ills cabinet. It Is
expected 'that the President will Issue
Boou au order placing approximately
8,000 asslotaut poHtma'Hters iu the
Uulled Hlales under the protection of
the civil service law aud takjug them
entirely out of politics. *
It Is also Maid that the President will
recommend to Congress this fall that
second and third clasa' poatuiantern be
placed under civil service.
• By this order iasuel 7,(1:22 a«»lBtaut
postmasters will be airected and if the
reeumuioudallou Is adopted by Cou-
greau 7,198 addltloual p.nluiaaterM will
be under .civil service rules.
Postmaster General HItchcock made
tbe. recommeudalloiiH to President
Taft, both as to tbe awdxtaut post.
masters and to the ottKHals of the
mmd and tlilrd class. It l» a part of
the pontujanter general'x scheme to
put the postal eatabllshmeut on a busl-
newi banls°aud to make It self uupport-
lug. •
BIK Money From AUIOH. <
The motorlats of New Jersey t>ay a
larKesum anuually.to the Htute. Ac-
cording to llgures compiled by a mem-
ber of the New Jersey Automobile
and Motor Club, there are 25,000 motor
owners lu the State; Ibe average value
of tbelr cars being about $1>500. The'
tax rate throughout the various cities
in about two dollars per hundred.
Figuring *30 the average lax nn each
car, we have $7o0,000 paid to the var-
ious municipalities, ' Iu addition to
Ibis Hum the motor vehicle depart-
meut of New Jersey receives about
IwtOO.OOO for car licenses, brlugiug the
total paid by New Jer-ey mnturlxtx to
one million nnd llfty thouHand dollarH
annually.' , • • ' •
ChlckcB Supper.
The members of the Ladies' Auxil-
iary of the First Presbyterian Cliuruh
are making arrangements' to give a
chicken supper ou Thursday evening
November 10. * .
The.J. O. Bentley Co.
I 1 -
I 1
'I 1
85O Asbury Avenue
Ocean City New Jersey
Also Branch Store, 826 Boardwalk
Stamped Linen, Embroideries
and Novelties. . " •
THE KATHLU
liaicsniral Aventw, OCEAN OITY, M. J,
upou rortbeMuon. Plesaantly loostsd,
near Iba beasb, with run oowa view.
Home comforts. Wrlie tor bookut
'M1HHKULUW1B&CONAUU.
WYOMING
~ ., J»4 OCBM>. AVEHIIB -',
Occsn tiljr, M. J^
Open Bll.tho year p Uot WaUr Mesl
. •• A.'V. i
THE ELBERON
(VormerlrUxKmmett) .
KHrmti and central Avenue
OCEAHCITT.H.J. ' .
Hot Water Unit. Bvory Room Tboroagbly
Heated.
MRH. Rl.1.4 E. N1VLOR, Prop.
OCEANIC
ITIv.le ImUia. MoM desirable lo-
cution. capscllT am. Klevalor . -
nod service unexcelled.
' Open for tlie season. "
, . • " MM. »%. BAICKIt
HOTEL ATGLEN
NINTH AND CKNTBAL AVENUE
Ocean City, N. J. H-
• . . sj.CfioVF.PvaD..
" BOARDING
814 Central Avenue"
uvluK clowd tlie Kolrview, I will bo
p to entertain my patrons al Ibis
pleiuuuil cottage.* * ' * >
•UN. •£. PICEU.-
High Claw llooms Every Convenience
THE LINCOLN
Ninth and Wesley Avenue
H.B. WEKUGU UellH-W
Dance Every
Wednesday and
Saturday Night
Cold Lunches;
' Etc
The Excursion House
tusk Closed Colnnbna Day. :
The Pint National Bank or this elty
will be-closed Wednesday, October 12
Columbus Day—a legal holiday.
Tbdse having bauk buUues* that day
will bear this in mind.
" atiikntan >Wi:flN. ^
Franklin 8. Taylor, employed In the
ottlce of the Abbott Dairy Co.', la this
olty, and MIH« Harah Huddell, of Phil-
adelphia, were married lu Atlantic
City a few ulghts since. , •
All business I transactions with tlie
First National Bank are regardea by
tbem'as strictly conadentlal. ; •
FOB BAMU—CoUages, and loU in
most desirable locations in Ocean City.
Apply to A. Cottou 619 Asbury avenue,
Ocean City, New Jersey.
. fire Alarm Bona.
Wben you hear (be lire-alarm bell,
look at the subjoined list of numbers
of tire-boxes, and you will aacertaiu
tbe location of the rlre:
16—Second aud Anbury avenue.
18-rPourtb and Asbury avenue".
27—Fourth and Ocean avenue.
80—Sixth and Central avenue.
46—Eighth aud Anbury avenue.
48—City Pavilion,' Boardwalk.
54—Ninth and Ocean avenue.
02—Tenth aud Asbury aveuue.
73-^-Eleventh auU-Central avenue.
82—Thirteenth and Anbury aveuue.
Dl—Sixteenth and Anbury avenue.
"Free Telephone Berwlce.
The' Bell Telephone Co. Is now offer-
ing three months' free service on all
new contracts. . Tbla la a good offer
and oue tbat should be. grouped by
those without telephones.
A Way Out,
"Sbo Insists 1 hut ber paternal uncos-
tor came over on Ibe MuyUower."
"But I. thought they proved to ber
that there was no »ucb name on .tlie
Mayflower rc«lBterr • ••.'.'
"They did. Aud uow abo ooys be
was a stowaway."—Cleveland' Plain
penlor. :_ •' •
' Ths Story Needed Confirmation.
"Oeorele. did you know tbat 1'was
going to- marry your stater J"
"Well, 1 beard ber. say so, but she's
bad tbat Idea about so many other fel-
lows tbat I didn't.feel sure about it
till you told uie."—Brooklyn Life.;
. Poor Product.
I'm a self made man, I am." •
"Well. Ibere la one thing you needn't
worry about" ; , ' . ., • '•
"What Is thatr* •' , .
•Takjng out a patent, 1 * ' _ ; | I
Trie HssvUst Mssl.
"When do yon takn tbe heaviest ratal
01 the dayf. asked a bachelor of a|
married man.' • '
*• "Wben my wife cooks It," came tot |
1 reply. . u _
ABBOTT'S ALDERNEY
have, the liest of everything in tlie dairy line. We desire
. ' to serve all of our patrons .that live in Philadelphia when* '
• they return home in the fall, so please tell our driver your .,"-.
home address before you leave and we will have '
Abbott's Selected Country Bottled Milk (S. C. B.)
at your city home wlien you arrive. •
The superior .quality of- this milk' niid'the special and '
.. sanitary care it receives", nlakes it well worth while for'.
>ou to give it a trial." Nothing better to'be-liad. . •
Abbott's Alderney Dairies
Phila. . Atlantic City Ocean City Wildwood
JAMES CLARK Proprietor
MAIN STREET and ...
NEW JERSEY AVENUE .
SOMERS* POINT :; N. J.
IRA E. WALL
710 Asbury, Avenue. .!
Ocean City , New Jersey
Plain and Decorative
PAPERHANOER
Estimates cheerfully given '
Bell Phone 18 ' ; Inter-State Phone 134-A
SUTTON '& GORSON CO.
General Contractors
Grading and Street Building
739 ASBURY AVENUE
Ocean City, • New Jersey
Advertise in the SENTINEL
First National Bank
Oooan City, N. J. .
CAPITAL JSO.OOO.. . SURPLUS SM|«W
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