Oct 1910 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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W»* opIploD flrrt, pud soinctqtiig else!
next, that.diaertntlates him from the'
American. .< We an orthodox.'-in a
^negligible'tort or .Way; but we are
h d l b l '
UM.it
rawl
MDU
sarir
i Oo«an..Cttj,
evld*oUy;««Mitn»lnessln thelreflorts
to-.have the bridge bollt ovar the hay
le^ttataMf^ad may reach a satis-
u iyJTOafftwgrigl^TT***'""*-> proposed
,elpb,hv'.kv-li ? ""T***- ? few •vfiDr
ratlf^*^^ In the
Plp9^;t^^;;th«re;w«;: i nbt
n^Ttallfegnardawere all young
' -J* y°H; «n(T«i n«V property owner
- In tola remit, don't forget to subscribe
lor the f^eas City grapnel before re-
turning to yoor, homo;''We say new
proptrty^pww^becaos^, tbose who
any .Iragtb of years
>watt itbe arrival of
wben they are at borne,
expensive commod
c«njnnn|ty .can entertain.'
hoold^norbeforgotten that
ofrtbeldtlxens. more than
moral eondlUons, The
lbnmements,aud at the
end of the year or any month they can
tell bow tbelr business to going aa to
receipts and expegns, though not In
detail as to divisions and classlllca-
tlons of the various departments. Each
department should be required to re-
turn its evidence of proilt or expove
Its record of loss.
It to a good plan 'for the farm' to
square up Its, business once a year,
take an inventory and learn Juat now
tlie farm Btands as to proilt qnd IOHM.
(CommaDlcaUjd.)
; Trie cii> •• Trolley Myaiera.
EDrroiiTUEBENTiNEi.:
i^njopklng.oye£thl*week!s_lsiiuejil
the SENTINEL I was very much Im
pressed with the meeting of Counell
talking It over and try Ing to Induce Ibe
'management or ibe trolley line to run
their ears all the year, and the answer
of Mr. Win. U. Moore, the presldeut,
{that they would run the cars IT the'peo-
ple would patronize them, and that
Mtey^nLrAnnlng^iitMi^^jniereJtt
a great deal of room for Improvement
lo your street railway system, and any
one spending a season, at Oceab City
can see aa much. ''The past summer
Was inyfirst season there, and I wlab
to say that myself and wife were so
Impressed.with'the plaoe that.we in
vested our money there' and stayed BIX
months, doing all tbe. bunlneiuf In. the
town that we could. I can ma great
future for Ocean City if the head men
and tbe residents of the town will only
worK for that end. '
I am glad to Dote that the gas com-
pany have at Isat extended their line
of pipe from Thirteenth to Fifteenth
street, on West, avenue. This, I Hud,
has been a loDg-felt want; and I myseir
bad worked since last fair to get thin
Improvement that was so badly needed
lntbUgrowlugsection; but I am'ge't-
tlug o9 of what I marled to talk about.
Mr. ; Moore sayt> the trolley road does
hot s payv and I want to. say-', that it
Derer will pay unless It Is run oil a
paylug basis. I will not talk,about a
dally occurrence, because 1 do not know
that It Isl;bntlwUI stateof one special
day,' that j weut to baseball. After
the game, I,' with a bfg'orowd or other
people, waited ror a car fifteen minutes
to take us home. At tbe end or ttfteeu
pijnutes.acarcameln and'the crowd
wentfor It. 1 Theconductor 'stopped'us
from getting on,.stating; that' another
carwquld ber In, Home eight mlnuteB
later, that would go out ahead of him.
With this news the crowd^dlnpersed
All bad to walk home. I have no
(loubtbut irtbere was a car or two lu
walling there; at tbe cod of games every
jjlght, that they;would be tiiled. AB
JtWas.tbe'crowdcameout, sawoocar
^^aafSfft!^.,-iW»»C.H'^j^l^^|hey;^'eVe;cpm^^
'I^Mnew^il^oyer^the/xliy.: 'If
iy. If
tbe company wbib to run the carsand'
do staying busiuess, they certainly
must «ater to the, people or they ran
uOt make it pay.
^Tjtaatlp'g.tbat I am not taking up too
mneh of your vlbl
^ g g up too
mneh of your valuable paper, I am
ver tl
the moral life or humaulty. All men
who live do both and good men
both well. Christianity Is a dlvln
religion, and as sueh accepts an
adapts llselfto thin -condition of ou
e x l n t e u c e . •'- •:' ;-.". '•- -'•: " "••••':.')•' : \"-
/•What Is It to be a dlnslple of Jeau»'_
The urageof tbe word disciple lu the
New Testament Is very simple lu
meaning. It means not only a pupil
but an adherent, an Imitator, one whi
follows the teacher or a doctrine, a p
pll aud learner, and, mark you, u«
only accepts but folloWs. Thetiuedl*'
clplei coutlunes ln the word of thi
master. To be a- disciple of Jesus Im-
plies several things, and the. Brut thing
Implied Is the master. *
VurlBt was ackuowledcd by a!
o be a Hebrew rabbi, leacbi
or master—even a prophet. Eveu t
day men who wish to rid themaelvi
of the Idea of a 8»vlor Bay lie was
teacher from Owl. .
-"All teachen are judged by the
ability to Impart'knowledge, not i
much to the wise an to tbe Ignoraut.
"Jenus CbKwt-wlsbeirto convert
world to a new religion. He doe& u
go Into a theological school, but H
gets together twelve unlettered Hither
men. -instead or telling them the;
muut know all the writlug* of the ra
bin,: He commands them, saylug, *u
less ye become a» little children ye cai
not even see the kingdom or God.'
"Not ouly wue, but BM a Master H
was"wlnulug-. Not every teacher
winning in bis tnaunerlmn. Bomi
airive to he winning, but for somi
reason they.do uot have and hold th
.hearts of the scholars.
"How patient He was" with dul
whbiars, the disciples struggling f<
tint place. But let us be i-areful bo
we Judge thoite dull achoIarH, tor Jeiiu
school Is not dismlwied, and we or to
day are Just au dull."
Hold Arrlvala.
i' ' WVOMINO. •
H. I.. Itons, Philadelphia.
ATOI.K.V.
Davlrt Mct'lure, H ». Field, riilla
delpbla; (J. II. Langley, Mlllville.
• ELHKKON.
Chan Rooz, Balein; Percy Townnen
ad-wlfe,-j^\V—Itoiikr IMilladelpljl
Tlioa. W.. Jack, ColllliRHWoud; Lei'l
Lore, Mlllville . •
. QARWOOD.
Mrs. Anna Turner, Gertrude Turner;
MIHS JoHepblne Kempe, Mrs. R. H
Macdonald, Philadelphia; Dr. E. H
Madden, Abfecbri.
. IMHEHIAL.
—Edward 8cbmaIi!rle(lt7D«trbItrJohir|
E. Phllllpit, Thomas Cooper Mcl!ah«n
L. Rlempp, Elmer Schladewslty
Robert Carson, Philadelphia:
1 " BISCAYNE-
E. K. Scbultz. John C. Allen, Jr.
P. II. Denn'lslon, A. S. Anderson, H
U. Burchfleld, T. A. Updegroff. J. A
Fi'uley; J. A. McSberry, Cbas. A. Doi
aud wire, Edltb IV. Kldd.. Phlladel
pbla; Frank R. Liggett, Wm. O. Llg.
gett.Piltabnrg; C. H. Euos. R o '
Corner, Del.; I). K 8lrao(j,.E. O
Bleakly, Caindeu; M. W. Matllson
Belolt, Wl» : J. E. Mountain, Harrj
Mouutaln, W. H. Batty. Norristown
J J. Holcomb. Indlanaplto; W. Mar
tioi. New York; E Z Bowman. Ger
mautowii, Md.; Cbaw. D. tVblte and
wife. Ailed.K. .White aud wile, Allan,
tic City. . • •'••'•.•:.
. . VlilllnK Knglaod.
Miss Daisy Wood head, who has
been with Mrs. A. P. Milne'r at the
Wyoming for the last two years, left
here early this week to visit friend" In
England. Mrs. Mllner accompanied
her to*New York.
DIUECTORIi
LAKE
Undertaker and Embalmer
' 039 CUMTBAI. AVINCI
Tbonellia ' OCKAN CITV, N.J.
y
very truly yours,
. HERDEKT.
l2
Ocean City Title and
Trust Company
if Ocean City, New Jersey
CAPITAL $100,000
Conduct) a caneral baaklnc bufneu,
reu«|vlni[.depo«lU rabjoct to check wlthont
oollee iindbaaa BavlDgaPund Department
oo wblcbfnurwt Is given atUieratoof Sper
eent. rahjeet to cheek on two weak* notice
ACISM exoeutor,wlnilnl«tratora trnileeor
•mrdlsn. Wllu repelpteJTor Knd kebt wltb-
ontcturite.
L. M. cmCHHB, Fmldent
HKNBV D. MOOHB, yint Vles-frmldenl
L.KHLIKH.I.UOIjAH.fMoondVlee.I'mlilant
V B. tniUWnjs, Heeretsty and Tnuurer
J. HTWtAN TATKM, HollcMor ALBERT G. GILBERT,
PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER
645 Asfaury Avenue,
OOBAM OlTVi N. jr.
!v thetpremteet or James.
^Twelfth atreetand Blmp.
" t H '
OlRCCTORSl
IMImalc* Irnrnunej. I ,
•full Una of Joan LOOM A Co.'* rslaw
'amiabe«.Eto.,iitOnrBlore.
•"Is*;!••iono",T.''l Lead and Oil Co»-
NBW DRAWBRIDOB
To Iw Csnilranad ©»«r CBannrl
•.;•;'•;v:;:;-«inoiiyn—uM,-^:.y'"'-j- •.••
At the meeting cf the Cape yaj
County Board of Chosen Freeholders
In thin clly Monday,-the follow lug
resolution was passed after the report
of the bridge committee bad been read:
"ftaaolved by the Board or Free-
holders that this board take proceed-
Ings, for the erection of .a new draw-
bridge over Grassy Sounds ehanuel at
Holly Beach lu'sald county; and that
Hie engineer be instructed to prepare
plansaudspeciacatlpns'rbrsaid bridge
and to submit, tbe same to this board
for its approval."':
The' bridge committee, comprises J.
P. Fox, Sylvester Bpence, William S
Johnson, Daniel Hchelllnger, D. w!
Rndan aud Hope W. Oandy.
JACOB SOHUFF
THE PIONEER BAKERY.
Re. 700 Aitanr Atttn, Oettt Ctt), 1.1.
BnaAflss and Oikss d*U>. w*4dln»
•paelUqr. Ordsrs o»tli»r«d tnr o>
Notice of Meeting of Commis-
Hioners of AsseKsraent.
Notice l> hereby glv«D that 1 bavedellverad
to Ibo CommlMilooera or AM««4Nnieni or
Oo9r, Borongb Hall, Wednen.
. 2nd.l»IO,B. m.
Weat Cape Slur', llarougb Hall, Friday,
Nov Uh.lDlO. • ; . . "
Middle Townablp, Court. U«W, Houday
NaT.7tn.ltla •
Lower Townablp, Townablp llonw. Wed
tmAMW, Nov. »tb. 1810 • . .
J
day. Nov.
Wt C
Cakiaa
The Pontiere
BOOT s SHOE
REPAIRING
SHOP
* : »: " '.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
XK—
9I6-9I8 Atbarjr Ave., Occaa City. N. J.
ABBOTTS'
^.THEGREATEST. ^
Shoe and Clothing Sale on Record
New Fall Suit© forMen and Youths. Npbby Up-
to-date Style». Wonderful values. ^
Prices: $7.50 $10.00 $12.60 $15.00 $18.00
Each on** of these is a rargain.j
BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES.
In all the swellest novelties. Well made, correct fit, and up-to-date.
Prices: $1.48 $1.93 $2.44 $2.96 $3.48
WORTH DOUBLE . : ,
Our Line of Men's Pants
PRICES: 98c $1.50 $2.00 Jfood
All the late't styles.
is Complete.
$4.00 55.00
(gawcener to I. 8. Champion) ;
Seventh St. and West Ave.
Ocean City, N. J. • '
Choice Dairy Product*!
: " Batter, and Egg*
Ask tor Booklet of Hpeclaltlea
Onlern Delivered Mutli Phones
SHOEMAKER'S
STORAGE
HOUSE
13th and We*t Ave., •
Ocean City* W. J.
All jpersous having Furniture or auy
kloof of MurchandlHa to bextored will
aavemoney-by-.golng-to4lie
Shoemaker Storage: House
L A. STEELMAN
BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT
Practical Horseshoeing
JOBBING DONE PROMPTL'
CItn tnd Ojtlar Toagt t Spwliltj
Agent, for Stewart'B Iron Works C
Plain and Ornamental Iron Fencr,
Iron Railings and Window UuartlH.
Seventh St. and Haven Ave.
Boys' Bloomer Pants, 48c, 73c, 98c. $1.25 s
"; * v A Full Line of Men's Wool Underwear, 48c, 7sc $1.25, $ 1.50
BIG DRIVE IN
Read a few of thrso items.
SHOES
Such extremely low prices.
Boys' and dirte''School Shoes
Regular I>rice $1.50
For this sale 98c
Special Lot of Men's U. S.Army
Shoes. • '• •
Price S3.50. For this sale §1.48
Men's Heavy Russet Shoes, also
Patent Colt
Reg.I'rice^.oo. ForthUsale Sf .97
All onr Ladies' nml Men's fine
Jiand made Shoes in all leathers
and styles, Price$3.50 and $4.00.'
None betleriuaile.
Men's and Ladles' Dress Shoes
All up-to-date ^tyles.
RcR.I»rice53.so. For this sale $1.48
Car Fare Paid 911 £10.00 . ^
worth'of Goods.
$1.5O Sweater Coats, all colors, now 96c
A. HIRSCH
1603 and 1605 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, New Jersey
OceanCitySentinel A6BD HAN DIES
' THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1010.,
We shall be glad to receive Items of
news and communications of Interest
(a this community'and our readers
everywhere.
All communications .should be ac-
companied with the rail name and
address of the writer, not necessarily
for publication, but ana guaranteeof
good faith.
.. DOT8. . '
Freeholders meet here Monday.
Oburob suppers are now lu order. .".
. Buildlriir, contraetors here are busy.
Where matrimony la a farce allmouy
becomes a stern reality.
Tbe public snbobls had a holiday
yenterday—Columbus Day.
More talk of the brldgo from Uees*
ley's Point to'Bomers' Point.
'Some men haven't brains enough
with which to feel'a headache.
The' kind of work many; a man
wauls Is the kluc| he can't get. * *
Holly Reach Is, organizing, a State'
bank with a capital of fW.OOO.
-A man may always mean w bat lie
tiays and still not be a man of meaus.
..What every woman knows In that
Hhe just baMii't a nlngle thing lit to
wear.*
No woman lias ever had tbe courage
to.rely ou ber hatpin In dealing with
a mouse.' ,
A man never made a mistake lo ac-
cepting advice. It's acting- upou It
that counts.
Some people are married dlwon-
WHILETALHHG
Gilbert Rnstlh Had' Appar-
ently Been in Beat of
Health.
Gilbert Huatln, who was about 78
yean old, suddenly dropped over dead
at the home of W. H. Colllsson, 80S
Central avenue, wblleconverslng with
memberlt of the'family In the. kitchen .
Saturday afternoon. ' ' |
He bad never appeared In belter,
j humor aud talked In a Jolly strain juat
I before bis fatal attack:) - '
HEALTH OFFICER ADAMS
CORRECTS MISSTATEMENTS
H. STEELMAN
Fresh Meats
Teas, Coffees, Fine Groceries
and Provisions
POUI/ritY DRESSED TO OltDK
F0U1TH ST. and ASBURY AV£
Cigars and Tobacco. Orders Delivered
Orders receive prompt attention.
A..J. SMITH, PNOPRICTON
aiNOlCSALE AMD HCTAIl OMLKM !•
PURE ICE
BEST .". COAL
"OAK AMD
(mice. No. 634 ASBURY AVENU
ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY
«LCW IN pnBBiiii Mountain Ice
O floe, ' 1014 ' Aabury Av«
. ' OCEAN CITY N.J.
nwUr,Nov.»U>.lilO.' . .
Wlldwood BotoatO, Borougli ilaJi, Friday
Nov. Ulb/lila .
Caps May Oily, Clly Bull. Monday..Nov
' North Wlldwood Boraocb, Borough Hall,
Wedneaday, Nov. llttli, win. . .
Holly Bcmefa BoroogU. B roagb Hull. Frl
day. Nor. 18tb. Iflio, p. m.
- wlldwood Oral Uo
b
. Nor. 18tb. Ifli
lldwood Oral
Frlday.Vov. l
UeoDlaTownalil
Nov. 21at, 1910.
Kb. Council Cbam
^1910, n-m.
L of e: Hall, Monday.
" Avalon'Boroaicb. Horaagb Hill, Wedpo«-
day.Nair.alnl.UllO.
WoodblDe Boroaib* Coanoll Cbamber. Fri-
day, Nov. 23U>, 1910. -
Ooean tiny,- Council Chamber, Monday,
Nov. aub,19ld •
H*m law Clly, Oily Hall, Wedn««lou to give it a" trial. Nothing better to be had. '
Abbott's Alderney Dairies
hila. • Atlantic City , Ocean City
Wlldwood
QHARLES L. HOFMANN
REGISTERED ARCHITECT
tfl M r i ' BuUdlnE
WUlard W. Adasa
Cimj. ADAMS & BRO.
(Baooeaaora to Baker A Aduu)
, • Dealerata •'• • • • •."•:-•
Furalrttre, Ciroeta, Mtttloc awl Bcddlig i
''"'" Window Stales.ac ..|«>Ii>ltitt-nt ntid fmiuil lilu
.out ovcry II111**. I'riviiK* Hvnt HIIIUKUIIUI'-OIC. will. I u-oiili
not raukf 11 iii 'rrlliiini-
. New line of.sweaters for men, women and children
from 50c'to $5.00. ' • ' . • • •
5; S. McAllister
755 Asbury Avenue ' Ocean City, N. J.
PAPERHANGER
Estimates cheerfully given
GAS
For LIGHT, HEAT and POWER
CITY GAS UQHT CO. .
•guvewrw A«/O wear MVK.
Eyes Eiamined Without Drops
Xeweat up-to-date' metboda. Hmturactlon
suamnteed. Vor rlnu-elaaa Optical work
there la noneeeaalty omoln^to PtUUdelpbU.
TUal aa*
FreeholderClark.of Atlautic County(-
here yesterday, says -their board Is
ready to build a bridge at any time,
but It must be tirst-class, and Cape
Mayy must Btaud 'its..proper share of
the expense br bulldiug It. .
... Blaratnon Race. • '
..C.Gallons; won the marathon race,
at the Hlpjodrome Tuesday • evening.
He ran 8J miles In 4881, with. Joseph
Treut ouly three yards In tbe rear.
"Joe" Grim, kuown a«|tbe ••human
puuchlng bag," also ran. .
Own' Up. • '
A mnu Mliniilil III-VI'I- IU--II»IIIIIIIISI |.
own bi' IIIIK lUH.ii in 1 In' tvrmii;. tvlili-i
U Inn wiyliit'.- in iillii'i' u'lHiK'llitit h
l
U In y
Is wiser tntl.iy lliiiii'hi* v\ns
—Pone. ;.'' ' • . _ • . '
. -Startad In Rutinus.
"Futher ililuku I OUKIH to RO lu tor
business n lilt." reiunrkt-d the elided
youth. •• • • . * • ' .
"Muilo 11 murt yet7', . . , •
" "Oh, yinis. I've onlcrrd threp biis.1-'
ncfls siillB nnd bad IUF name put up at'
a comniervlnl club."—T^inlsville Cou-
rier-Journiil.
The J. O. Bentley Co.;
85O Asbury Avenue
. Ocean City New Jersey
Also Branch Store, 826 Boardwalk .
.Stamped Linen, Embroideries'
and Novelties.
My'iitoolifo! Kye G&uwea and HpiMtmoi««"U ••
complete urn can tie (band ln any city*
Pr&ortpUon lenaea * dnplioabd at »bort
notice* Aoouraey gaaranieed. Prloea oqn-
«latent with good work. All work dene on
U t e p n m t M a . •• • • > • • • • '•. . - ' „ • • •-•• - •.. ,,.•..
A. WV EliY-r^.
Tirclnln and AUautUe Aveik,'
ATI.AHTIO CITT. H. M. • ."'•
Bhore Kaat LlneFaaarn Poor. >
Katabllabed law. • ' Bell Phone 1U0-U
This ipaos la ressrvad far
W. L. BERRY, .
Manufacturing Jeweler,
NO. aa SOUTH SECOND ST.,
Ptaiuultsltttila. pa.
, FOK KENT ou FOB 8 ALE.—1441 West
avenue. Ocean City. Apply. W. L.
Orr, 1609 8.19th street, Philadelphia.
10-18 lmo. , .
weeks very pleasantly with Mr. and I Apply to A. Cotton 01
Urn., WihMiu,IIoy, L lQ i)arr|sburs; Pa. ! Ocean OUy, N?w Jersey.
jury avenue,
stall .out* . - .
On uud after tomorrow, the last
mall out'from here, to Philadelphia
will clone at ,0.15 o'olook p. m. The
6 10 mall'will be discontinued. Tbe
other, malls will clone aa at present.
.. "A. Mlstit la Botieuim."
Bomeof Ocean City's reoldeiits this
week received an Invitation from O. B.
Bauds to attend "A Night In Bohe-
mia 11 at the Blughatn HOUH^ Phila-
delphia, Uut evening, i ":,
- *- Her Instructions.
Conductor—TleUot. iileuse. . Pnssen-
»Ber—Certainly, sir. Bum Is the bey of
my trunk, which lu In the baggage car.
In tbe pocket or uiy second best dress
Is my mileage book.-Bart>er's poiar.
Life and a Living. ." '
ilany a man baa made, a good living
wbo has made a poor lire. Bomo men
have made splendid lives who bava
mndo very moderate and even scanty
livings.' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •
X Hard Task.
•Hew. sir," Bald an Irish barrister
wltb severity to a loquacious witness,
"bold your tongue and give yonr art-
dencoclearlyP* j- _ >
Bell Phone 18 . - 'Inter-State Phone 134-A
SUTTON &^ CORSON CO.
General Contractors
Grading arid Street Building
739 ASBURY AVENUE .
Ocean City, New. jersey
First National Bank
••••:^'u:i'^W^^^^
Ocean City, N. J.
CAPITAL $50,000. SV^^M^ftt
Mt B. BTITKH. vi»^it«U4«a«;,^:, *.;-;•?,,';
'-'•-•"• '•' W.'BOt»I'BAIl)», t 'Oiyililar--' ! -"