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nei •'Ha in r.don* bysmpsrisnesa wonu'Ctv; notiacad tb«tUM'd«flcltfbr tb« O*c«l year ended Jane 80.1910, amounted lo only- «tf81,482, aa compared with 117,479,770, far the preceding. >«ir. These are tne>,flna| Ognresai reported' hytne auditor Tor'tbe department and •bow a *«vlojtotUl,i$98,2Jpdartng tfr course or Ibe year. The «rWe discrep- ancy between the deUdt tot the fiscal yean 1B0B'and l&10 : -la'regarded by officials as bearing out the recent state- ment', by tbe Postmaster Genera] that befyra ibe.close or another flscal year tbe portal establishment' will be «lf- sustaining. . " • Wurnsa In the. Cbrlitlsn Herald, B. B. Johristone aaya: In England, city government baa aettled into. cer- i ii h I l rt Boardwalk hotel a reality -cao afford, to do a- little mov. iwllUea aregettiug red-hot, {ntkleratood, and if la conadently f;:fw*ift«|-by many that all Republican iJTeindMatea 1 will not have a walkover. Newark, Oct. 22.-H la only three years ago tbat Knturnbacb. then tbe Democratic candidate tor governor, la an address to tbe people of Pater- tain definite requisites that It lias son used tbe following language In taken .centuries to determine. The praise of Vivian SI/ Lewis, .the pres- Englisbma'u or attain works for the eat BepnbUcan candidate: -In Justice love of IU There buve beeu ca«ea or to Mr. Lewis, your fellow townsman. graft In British Cities, but diacovery I 1 must' say that he Is oue of the few meaut quick punishment and com-' officials at Trenton who can be found plete suppression mayor or aldermau 'rfl^WIMwoodBu'o.onooftbeneat- âajilnnaibr jwpwa tathe, county, baa ftl'-u'pon {lta eleventh year. Tbe littr aU.but especially for 6f JBlve;MUe Beach. tbe political ex t»'inobW not be forgotten . i i r ' f . ' p p t y owoera or tMa'cnyfc.l tbat provisions iboold be ; a i " l d f b bll fc t p r.i" plajgroondfor tbe cbll- h fiearlsle-tity-Bevlew-esHie-to - qslastweak In an enlarged and much ,. Improved 1 shape. 1*. I. Bossey, tbe edUorrortbeiastlS months, has ae- fMapHaimH gnu results during tbe sborrttaM he has been In charge of , 'theBevtow, which has now entered ^nponlta third year. ""* \"Drarnro tbeyean 1911, isi2 and 1918 •• the-turns of more than BOO office- _ boldcrstn thls'State will expire. Tbe > salaries ot these people range from 910.000 • year down to tl.OOO. The /"'dtsMbntton of this pat/onage will be • ID- the hands of the next governor of •£ .New'Jersey. Here Is something for the voters togtve deep consideration. ~, Ax exchange suggests that worn-oat ,} railroad ties which are burned op \ along tbe right of way might better -'bagfventofamlllesforfoeL. Thin Is Dot ' new. and BQdoobt a great many are f 'thus disposed of, bat tbe companies > woakt bs pat to expense In hauling _ the ties totbeelty poor. Probably tbe ^vUles^woold be donated If phllanlhro- r -'-plsu would anange for tbelr eollee- '' . tion. and delivery to the poor without Yonr Eugllth Is proud of. bis position because' or the opportunity given to "Improve his city. HI*' own emolument* are too small to be considered. Hls'rewards must be what many American officials would re- gard as the merest seullcenialltles. Germans make a close, exbsusiive study of municipal government—a» tbey do most tblugs' affecting tbelr empire, and tberi- are no .notable scandals lu tbe realm of tbe Kaiser. The official thief bas a ebort shift uuder German systems aud his rewards do not tempt him, aa lu tills country, to brave Imprisonment. A COUNTY exchange coutaius the fallowing, wblcb can be read with profit by a few SENTINEL subscribers wbo have "been a trifle negligent re- , „".) jtat a,'decision just handed down, tbe •" Haptrtor Court in Pennsylvauu has • sostsined theTalMltyof the act which ' /makes It unlawful for onnaturallzed "l-'iV- ' pwsoQS to have flresnns In their po»- **v i aMsJooy^Xbe case WAS appealed from « \;,', Indiana Coonty.wbere twotUavs were ' am*sted«od fined S25 for having doable-barrel shotgun In their posse skw.[.,lt. was contended that ibe act •.trsalsted. the ftartecntb amendment of the Federal constitution, bat the court _nfnsea to take that view. ^V«AHX of Ocean City's people attend ; tb»Âpollo Theatre, In AtlanUcClty, -(• offlce of tbe el'y clerk on or hrfnrw lb« Mvttntb day ot'Notember. A. U- l»;o. Pone by order of Common Cou-rtJ.Orr.oU. HOLLA 10-15, St., P. oruceao City. N. J NOTICE OF INTENTION. Parabanl to a motion adopted Mt H oiê' - or Common Council ol Ocean Cliv, N. J .neli on the third dny of October. A. l>t folD. |Hibll« notice la hereby given or ibe Inlemloa ol ibe aald Oominob Cooddt to Introduce an ordinance at a tneellpa 1 to be'held o-i.tbe seventh day of Noretnber.A. D.1910. *n tbe Council Clumber, al » o'clock, 'or as « loereafler'aa common Council may at mlnettoeorb wltb eententeurb and pavaMlu*-* walka wltb «-menl.tne aldewalka ox At antic avenue IromHislb to Herentb aireeta; c«u* tral avenue from Korty-tUbtb atreet to Kitty. dr»t Htnet; Anbury avenue tforn Fony-nlntb aueel loKinjamt aim>i:rorty-nlntn «lre«l from .Aabury-avenue to .Wealey avenue; rlftletn street from Aabury avenne lo Wvalry avenue; Xbtrty-lourtb atreet tram. Central aveaoe-U>-Uav«n~avenoe;-exeepllnc-lbere' rrom Ib v lota alrrady completed. ID aald city of Ocean Clly, according to- ibe provlalooa of an ordinance now I o force governing tbe n n e . . • • • " • • : . • . • .' • • • • • J Notice la farther (IV-D that ao much or tbe coats, damaa.cn. and *x p^naea of tbe Improve menu or aa*d at tewalka as represent* the apedaland pecnllar beneata conferred upon tbe owner* of land and re il eatale tenenne^ tbereby "ball be a«*e«eftl thereoo- fn propc»r- lion lolbc beo'Staeaeb •noil be deemed aequlre. -'..'. • . ' , • All pepM»n« ot>J clinic to fcueb Improve- 1 ire«e t inelr obleetlona In wrll- tn««ttlô4tlôrLbeÛy«iWlitb tbe seventb day ol November. A. D. I9!a !>one by order of Common Council, October 1910 ••• ROI.I.V OARRETXON. •••*,• i City Clerk of ocean ciry.N.J 10-13,SI.. P. K..HUB. • .-„' -: , : .•:" '} N O T I C E . •;• •. Tbe County Board of Taaation will new appeals from iiiriinirnn of tales ID tbe dlf ler**nt mnnMpalltles lo Cane May Coontv at tbe places designated bvlow and a poo tbe date* named, convening In eaeb plane at ten o'clock in tbe morning except a* otberwt stated below. Appeals ean not be considered nn1e«s made ID aceordanre wltb Ibe roles of tbe Board Boys' Bloomer Pants, 48c. 73c, 98c. $1.25 A Full Line of Men's \Vool Underwear, 48c, 75c, $1.25, $1.50 Orrterx Delivered Both Pbouen Special Lot of lien's U. S. Army Shoes. Price S3.50. For this sale S2.48 CREAM SBBjaMBBB«BBB«BBBB ^ 724Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J. WeddlnR Parties and Plcuicx a Spec- ialty. Your trade solicited. Ordersdelivered. Prompt atleutlon. Milk and Cream always on baud. Both Phones. • Real Estate and Search Company of Cape May Connty. N. J. - HEPKEKENTINO FIDELITY TRUST CO. • (H NKVt-AIlK ' . . TITLES INSURED Kraivti •• Ab»tnun«ol Tlllwauil Kl.tln- FARM PROPERTIES BOUGHT AND SOLD • Om any wbodeslie tbem, upon ap PIICMIIOO to l be secretary of tbe Board, Harry Headley. Ocean CUy, N. J. Upper Towoibtp. Tocluboe Hotel, -5lo3- dw.oetobRSM. lyio. ' CapeaUr Point. Boroocb H»ll. Wednto. tar.N'.v.ioa. UIO. 1. ro. (toy, Nov. said, 1*10, a.jn. Borongb Ha|l. Wtdnea. Caps May. Borougb Hall, Friday, Sov tth.lOIO. ' Middle Towoahlp, conrt House, Monday, Sov. 7tn,l»I0- . Lower Townablp, Townablp Booae. Wed- oeadav. Nov. tin. lilo. • Wlldwood/Borouin, Borough Hall. Friday, Nov. lilt). IU10. ' Cp» May Oily, City Hall,- Monda>. Nov. Norm Wlldirood Boronin, Boronicb Hall, Wmneaday. Nov. Mlb. 1910. Holly Beaeb Borougb, U- roa«h Hall. Frl- Uav. Nov. lstb, 1IM0, cm. Wlldwood.. H. Andoifer,-of •Colllngnwood, WON a vrnllur during the week. • - 1J. Newcomb, a "Vlneland lawyer, .wan in town during, tbe week. Mrs. Joshua Allen, of Philadelphia, •has beeu visiting friends here. • - ' David' MrClure, of Phlladelplila, waH a recent guest of tlie Atgleu. . Hamuel Hchurch', who moved to Pelerebiirg, was in town Suuday. Millwork aiid Builders' Supplies City Mill and.lumber Company — •;• • . * : •••"... INC0BPOR»TEO ' . JOHN MAltTH, President. •• AI.LES SLULU. Sei-retary and Treasurer Offics, Sixth and.H nnAvemie, Ocean-City, N. J. • . BKI.l. TKLEPHoW JAMES 8. HAMILTON WALTER V.-HESS Hamilton & Hess " . ' • Jesse Cone aud family. are occupy- ing apartments at Mrs. Wajtgouer'a, *ou Asbury aveuue. Robt. W Scott and ST. Uolllou, of Philadelphia, cottage owners here, were lu town Tuesday. Capt. I>. R- Beckett aud Capt. Wm. Houch, of Carcden, were amqng the visitors to this city Friday. Frank E. Champion has been enter- taining bts father. Somers T. Cham- pion-, of Atlantic Highlands. 'William Kalbach, Jr., and wile, of ' Wlldwood, were guests of Sir. and Mrs. Mark Lake over. Sunday. ' Miss "Edna Hlldreth, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. H. W. Hlldrelb, has returned from a visit to Tuckahoe' friends: 1 '. .' '--. '' : ; /t • . .-. - Former State' Banklug Commis- sioner D. O.- Watklna and wife, of Woodbury, were 'visitors here durlug the week. .. :. '. . " ;. • '" ' „ • Mbw Emma Corson, of this city, Is visiting her. brother, Dr. tltiwood Corsou, atUlenmore, Pa. She will return tn this city next week. A. Deverall [and daughter, Miss Anna, of Philadelphia, property owners lu this city, were vleltors here .yesterday. Mrs. A. M. Gilbert, or West Phila- delphia, a summer, resldeut ofOeran City, lu speudlng the winter mouths lu California. ' • v '•;.:;.' Dr. and .Mrs. Oeorge-W. Urquhait aud JohnS. Morrw and wife, of. West Philadelphia, summer residents of tbla -city, were here a few days ago.^ - iMr.tpdMrs. H. b, McUullopgh, of West Philadelphia, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mct'ullough's psreuts,,. Mr., and Mrs. V. A. SchoekV lu this clly.' : ' ' The Bev, J. B. MoClotkey, df At- weeks', trip ALFRED H. BOYLE IS LAID^TO REST Associates on New York Times Accompanied Bodv to This City. The funeral of Alfred U. BOJIOWSB held from tbe'home of bis mother, Mrs. Jane E. Boyle,- 844 Ventral avenue, Friday morning. • Tbe services were conducted .by 4be Rev. 11. T. Casseiberry and ibe Rev. Charles W. Helsley, an uncle af tbe deceased, Tbe body reposed lo a black cloth casket. On and around the casket was a profusion of floral emblems from sorrowing friends. Among these tokens were a large and handsome wrealb and a pillow from Mr. Boyle's associates on tbe New York Times. Four of tbe ten pallbearers were men from the composing room of the Times. MORE BUILDING NOW THAN AT SAME TIME LAST YEAR SUNDAY IN THE LOCAL CHURCHES Mnslc Heard by large Congregations. Services In the local churches on' Bunday were .largely attended. Fol- lowing are reports of the services: FIRST M. B. "Can We Have a Revival?" was tbe subject of the Rev. Dr. Bruuyale's sermon In the First M. E. Church Sun- day evenlug, his text being ••Wilt p .The pallbearers were J. F. McUlrT Thou' not revive us again tbat Thy and H. C. Pierce, or Brooklyn; W. J. Goldsmith and John M. Fitxpalrick, of New York; John Brower, E B. English, Sbreeves Smith, D. B. May- hew, W. W. Brown and it. L, GorT. Tbe interment was at Pleasantyllle Cemetery In charge of Mark Lake. The four men from New York.'who, are employed on the New York Times, accompanied the body from Brooklyn to this city. BOUB1VV AFFWCTBD Hlllvlllci Man Bane*) Wlln emn Dim Here. Burying his wire In Mlllvllle Tues- day afternoon, Bennett Hayes came toHhls-'-cily-andTtiiscovered-tnat-hbt son,-Dsulel, aged S3 years, had Just died here. Daniel, who was a cement • worker, had been III fora few weeks. He lived at 60S Wesley avenue; and leaves a wife and four-moulhsK)ld child. Tbe body was sent to Mlllvllle by Undertaker Lake yesterday afternoon. through Pennsylvania, Ohio and Ken- tucky. ' Mrs. Marguerite Schelleuger, of Cape May, and Mrs. Peale and Willie Hchel- letiger, of Philadelphia, have returned home after a visit to D. II.. Mayhew and wife In this city. " ' Misses May A. Mldilleton and Ade- line Helsler,' of Philadelphia, were guests-of the Imperial during the week. Miss Irwiu. of Philadelphia, Is now a guest of the house.' Capt. and Sire. V. S. Robinson left tills city Tuesday for Arlington. N. J., where they expect to-spend the winter nionlliB with their sou-ln-law, Ernest Peters, aud family. N. T. Lutton has. returned to hi" dutl« as money order clerk In tbo postofflce after spending his vacation In Philadelphia and Delaware'County. He saw one game of the world's base- all cbainplonBbip series. Mrs. E. H. Cain, ot Philadelphia, was In .Ocean Cily. Monday, looking after her business. Mrs. Cain Is con- nected with J. O. Beutly A Co, 8a0 Asbury 'avenne, stamped lluen, e'm- brolêry and novelty store. MIHckenln Barn. • ' Ueo'rge !•.' Dukes, of Tuckalioe, was suddenly strleken-wllh-an-allsck-of acute Brlght's .disease Sunday morning, while In bis barn. He fell lu an unconscious condition and Isy there, he thinks, about two hours, before*he came to.- His family were in West- vllle visiting; but the neighbors heard bis cries and .assisted him into 'the bouse and called a pbyxlclau. His coudlllon-ls-eonsldered-serlou».^—-— lirdWoujiaVcnrlll. Mrs.J.C. Scull, of this city, was summoned to Pleasautvllle thjs week owing -to tbe serious Illness of ber mother, .Mrs. Jane Homan,. who' Is more thau 85 yean old; Mrs. Homau. resldeH -at NorthBeld, but ban beeu spending some time with' her' son, 'apt. Charles A. Campbell. . Well Allended. Tbe secret societies In this city, and here are a number, are drawing their customary large attendance thene fall eveulugu. Tbe members are busy dur- ng the summer, and the lodges are not frequented very.much but all this changes,when the cool weather ap- proaches.' . ' Gone Into Bankruptcy. C. M. Campbell, wbo Is serving bis last term as Councilman here., has Uled a petition iu bankruptcy.". He has been In business here at lutervals for a number of years. He has moved From Henry D. Moore's bouse ou Cen- tral avenue, below Eighth street. Hallow-e'en, Panlo. . Next Monday night will be Hallow- e'en and many of the .young people of both sexes In this city are preparing to have a Jolly time. There are several parties to be held, It Is stated, aud the Indications are tbat the streets will be well tilled with masqueraders.,' • people may rejoice In Thee?"—Psalm 85; 0 Or, Brunyate spoke-In port as fol- lows: "The prayers of Hcrlpturo, like Its promises, never grow old, Tuey deal not with tbe changing surface and cir- cumstances of life, but with Us llviug heart and' abiding ueedx. 80 this prayer or the old psalmist Is as fresh and lit for our lips today as when ho breathed It. -"The very word 'revival'. Is often strangely misinterpreted. With Home It awakens suspicion, and there are those wbo candidly do not devlre anything tbat might be HO termed. It needs rescuing from questionable COII- necllon».-r-It—lian-ljeen—limited—and perverted. It hns been regarded ax synonymous wltb a special mission. "A revival does not mean" a two weeks' fever, a transient excitement, \ brief, sudden sally upon the hosts of wlckeduesg. It means the churcn re- newed and quickened In faith aud love .and revitalized lu power. IIH methods and eveu lta •manifestations must be most varied. A revival "In this twentieth century, . with Its changed conditions and altered prob- lems. Is bound to dlller widely from one hi tbe Blxteentli or elghteenMi. "Wlieu we speak, of revlvul we Hlinply mean a church touched ultli larger faith aud sire iglli aud charily by the linger of Hod, and Hucces^rully advancing the Kingdom of Ulirlvl by the myi-terioiiH,uut potent eneriry of the Holy Ghost. Anil HUCII a revival msy. begin at once. . „• ' "While the bleaslng so needful, so Immeasureable aud vital, can be cer- tainly experienced,!! cannot be cheaply and easily won. There are no short cnls and easy roads to large spiritual prosperity. A church robbed of power and dead to raul-stlrrlng eiithiiHlaam Ida wet blanket emporium, and .the goods delivered mean JoylexHueso, life lessness and stagnation and useleHH- uess, decay and deal li. * . Much might be*atdcuiicernlugtlie means or promoting a revival, but the oue supreme requirement from the human side is that we get back tu prayer. "The modern .tendency to bring about a revival has heeii to adopt all nortH of various Hubxtltutex audio rely less and less upon prayer. .Only tbe Urest Day will reveal the untold bless- inKH-whlcliJiave resulted from the Hloiple pleadings of a few true HOUIS at despised prayer meetings. "How many there are of professing Uhrlstlahs of long standing and ofllclal lioslllnn who have uever Joined In prayerwith tbelr fellow-telieverH, and to whom, united intercewHinn IH an un- known experience? Evidencen. are plentiful that prayerbmi-liad decreasing a'tteutioii." ' . ' .• "A revival will not be realized w'lth- out much faith and prayer," steadfast devotion aud ceaseless toll. Make an Immediate start. For the pake of Christ and His church ajid the multi- tudes who know Him. uot, take your part. Stand In your place, .even If some rearrangement and self-sacrlHce la needed. Be .In your place when next the hour of-meetlug striken." '• KIBHT PBESBVTRBMN. ". „ - •Our Father", was tbe subject of the Rev. H. T. Casselberry's sermon In tbe First. Fresbyterlan Church Buuday morning, be. taking his text from Luke, II; 2: "When ye pray, say our Father." ° : Mr. Casselberry spoke In part'as fol- lows: ' ' • ' , "While the Old Testament revealed tbe uulty of the Godhead, It empha- sized especially His soyerelgolly, the glories of His holiness and thuuders of His power. He Is the great Creator, the great Lawgiver, • the Just Judge speaking from out or the cloudy pillar, tbe windy tempest, 'dividing right from wrong, batlug sin with an In- finite hatred, loving righteousness wherever found. "The quiet that came to the world then was the lust of fear, of awe, rather tbsu of- love, for while tbe goodness of Ood Was a. familiar and favorite theme, and' wnlle tbe mercy of God, wblch enduretb forever, was tbe re -~ a..*- A....!. fraln oft repeated, still they had not TO near Appeal.. reaohert, even In their loftiest songs, Property owners should bear In ^cpuon that 'God is love. .*«.« thai tin A t •••"•••:' .:••''•*•',;; ' . ' Competent none' 1 desires engage- ment.. Address Mrs. ; Alice Collins. §84 Central five,, re;r. Can give reference. READING ROAD OFFICIALS HERE C. H. BWIOK, the New Super Intendent,- One of the Visiting Party. OOlclals of the' Reading Railroad Company' paid a visit of luspecllon here Tuesday, coming lu thl» clly from Cape. May aud Sea Idle City. They took a look at theroad and Ibe new turntable at Fourth street. < The party comprised Oeueral Mana- ger A. T. Dice, Superintendent C. H. Ewlug, who* has Just Rucceeded A. O. MoCauslaud; F. S. Steveus, chief engineer maintenance of way; O. A. Wldener.asststant superintendent, aud J." W. Demoyne, division engineer. .They relumed to Camden from this city, going In their special train. (Uommnolmtwl.) DvfenfJ Clly'a Reputation. EDITOR TUG SBNTINBL: — Ocean Clly, for the past quarter' of century, has been known aa the queen of all summer resorts along the New Jersey coast, for health and comfort for Phlla- delpbians. Unfortunately, last Bummer some cases of typhoid; fever developed Just before the end of the season and some cases were reported after the families returned to Philadelphia. It was Indeed very nod "to all Interested in Ocean City that Home CONON were fatal. However, newspapers published the fact that tbe patients relumed .from Ocean City.wlth typhoid fever, leav- ing Its reader In the dark an to the -moHt-pmbable-vaujie-of-the-lnfectlatrr Sluce then rumors, of course, are afloat, and many theories anil vtorles are being circulated.' Some claim it Is tbe water supply, as It- was supposed that tbe water company w as using two artesian wells tbat have uot been used In years. Other stories - have as the cause, the ce, the milk, the oyvtern, the clams. However~from the moot reliable source of Information, all of these ca>es were amoug guestH of two of the leadiug'hotels, where raw oyster* were nerved. No cottagers were reported OH having thin slcknem, before or after returning to the city. . Let us Investigate arid llud tho innxt probable cause:- Had the water been at fault, or the inllkVor the Ice, would not the cot- tager* beeu ad Habit to get this Nick- ue»s as the parties that were guestH at these hotels? Therefore, to our miuds' he ouly true cauaelstbe oysters aud slnins. .It Is, however, probable that the oyster WSH the cause, because very Tew raw clams were rarved; therefore, It IH without doubt that the true cause Is the raw oysters. - The most prominent bacteriologist pinion Is that typhoid germs can nly be Introduced lu the system of. a human being through the moutb, and thls^belugan established facl.lt can be readily seeu that the reason only the guests of the two or three larger bolelM got this disease was that raw oysters were being nerved dally. Tike cottagers were uot large cousunierH of raw oysters,, aud tits' Hmaller hotels and boarding .houses do not serve hem. • - • Another stronge coincidence IM that hone oysters must have been supplied from a district outside of Ocean City, because, bad t'-ey been Hupplled from the Ocean CUy district how could the lypbuld germ have gotten In- tbem lu lib 11 ret place? The only remedy for ihe partlex who Insist on eating raw >yslera, next season IH to know where he Hupply come* from. • It Is no more than fair to Ocean City Tor every one Interested In this resort it^glveaiemucn-ijublicltjrto-the^true cause and to explain lu detail to the most skeptical person. . PlIOr-BltTV OWNRR lMTlss E. AiUma WUIard W. Aaaaw CHAS. E. ADAMS £ (SaooMsors to B*k«rfi Adams) ' TMatorsIa . " Farnllare, Carpets, Matting and-Bcddloi Window Shades, Etc. -ii Asbury avenue. Ocean Clty.N J STORAGE HOUSE 12th and Wcat Awe^ Ocean City, S. J. All -perDous having Furniture or any klndorMerchandute to be stored will save money by going to the Shoemaker Storage House PinERJU, DIRECTORS LAKE Undertaker and Embalmer BB OSIITBAI. XvBnUB 'Phono 1O . OOEAJUCITV.'N.J. Ocean.City Title and Trust Company of Ocean City, New Jersey CAPITAL $100,000 Condncti a gaoeral bankiDK bnalnew( reoelvlnk deposits sukjeot to obeok wltbout notice and bus a Savings Fund llepartmont OD which Interest Is given at the rate or S per cnt. sabjeet to chock oo two weeks notice. Actsas exuoator,adminUtrator, trustee or •nsrdlan. Wllui reUWpted foraud kept without ebarge. ....'.f*"'*. . ' v •' U M. 0RE88B, Prealdent HENRY U. MUOBB, Vlrst Vlce-Praildent LE8LIK B. LUtJLAM,H«oond Vlcw-Presldent C. B. 8T1LWELL, Beorelary and Treaiuror J. KITH IAN JATEM.tkillcltor .'•' DIREOTORVt ; IM M. Cruise Henry D. Moore - K. V. Coraon Charles Mstnews ' J. M. Chester . W. K. Mauey B W- Kdwards . a. B. atltos , W. S. Hand • Joseph L 800II ' 8. W. Lake ' ' ' Wm. rxeberraird Leslie 8. Lndlam J. Ptthlsn Totem • O. P. Leamlnc , It. .Howard Thorn Aaron Q. Bias. • JuneaO. Boull ' Ohas. P. Vsnsman '•" •"•..'• Banhlnf by Mail JB Specially Mow is Your Stock of Stationery % 1 IF, It's probably running low. Take a look. . II If you are in need of letter heads, bill heads or envelopes, call at the offlce of the SEN-' TINEL PRINTING HOUSE and secure an estimate. • • ' ~ \ First-class Book and job Printing: at reas- onable Prices. You will be highly -satisfied in every respect. Don't put the order off until the spring rush. Do it now. 1 Order your Calendars at the Sentinel Printing House 744-46 Aebury Avenue Ocean Gity New Jersey NOTICE We advertised in this space, 2 lots on Wesley avenue, 33 1-3x120, at $1,000 each; They have been sold and the buyers' are better pleased tlian the sellers. We also have a piece of Ocean Front that is the BEST INVESTMENT TODAY .IN OCEAN CITY. - It's worth your while to investigate this. MA88BY & EDWARD8 8th and Central Ave. . • . A GOOD INVESTMENT . Choice lot on Wesley avenue near Thirteenth street, 50x105 feet, only $1800. Lot on Boardwalk, 50 feet front, with riparian rights, near Thirteenth street This lot has two fronts, ., '. one on Ocean avenue and one on 'the Boardwalk. \ Only $4200 Easy Terms For further information, see,: JOSEPH K SCULL " '. 1 • 757 Asbury Avenue MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. -No waiting for two weeks to know If you can get It; we can tell you at once. Bargains iu Bay'and Ocean front properties. Choice cottages for rale. Also lotM for investment and for Improvement—the choice of OceauC'lty. Apply to . ' ' ' -. , J^M^CHESTER __&_C_a, OCEAN CITY,.N. J. flcALLISTER'S eebD-WEATHER-SPEGIAbS BI.AMKBTS. Special heavy,' soft, cotton blankets in gray and white, full it -4 at $1.00; full 12:4 -at ?i.5o pair. Also higher priced blankets, cotton and wool, up to $6.00 - . COMFORTS. Special heavy cotton filled quilts, large size, extra values at $t, $1.25, g i . 5 0 ; " . .'. ••;.; ! ~ •••• •'—..'• '. Outltig: Flannel Gowns, Etc. -Big line of outing flannel-go^ns, night shirts and skirts. . '• '_ Full 36 inch black working shirt with white stiipe, extra value at 50c. . - Wt> guarantee our prices o» low or lower than Philadelphia deparlineut stores. S; 5. McAllister 755 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J . • ( ' • ' ; it The J. O. Bentley Co. 85O Asbury Avenue Ocean City New Jersey I*. ' Stamped I. inen, Embroideries and Novelties for Christmas :. G i f t s . ,-:..' ..:. : : •"'•.'".. ••.•'•..' • 0. I 1 "I 1 I 1 I 1 •I 1 • ' ( ' • I 1 GARWOOD HOUSE," • »!• Ct>mrstf>^\ OCBAN OiTV; • •4 OCBAM ATBNUBl .-ocean K/vhi Open all ;tlM year THE ELBERON /r;. llot.WatarUaat. Kr HRtt. ELI.4 B. MA' HOTEL ATrLEN I. NINTH AND CENTBAL AVENDKf ?-:l Sk' Ocean City, N. J. • ' a. c eorr. 814 Central Avenue ^ ^ , Ilnvlnc olowl IBS Kolrvlew, 1 iifln tis) 'plcaaed lo anutrlain my patrooa u Ibis ' ~ pleiuunt collage. • . • ..:... ...»r ',!aat l*atronaa* Appneioled ; Future Patronage mill More Appreciated HAVEN AVE. a«ovc EIGHTH ST. OCEAN CITY. N. 4. Eyes Examined Without Drops Newe»t up-lo-dnl« mclhoda. Batl>niet|on Kuurunlewl. Kor drat-class Oplloal work llwre Is nonejesslty of going to Ailladclptila. My aioek ol Bye aiawes ana Hpeetaeiss Is as . complete ai can be foond In may city. • - • Preacrlptlon lenaaa doplloucd at abort oollce. Aoooruoy roarantsed. Prices eon- alaient wltu good work. All work dene oa the premlsea. ' . •,.--.;, >.i .*• •;. A n r .Bisr.fT / ,. • .... • . Hi J3JIJ1L ' • '.-'' Corner Tlnclnla and AUsuiUe Avea. . ATt*aTI0 CITT, K. *. ' Hliore Faaljulne Fuses Door. .*. Ealablubed 18DU.' ' Bell Phone 11&-U m . Thlsspaoslsrsssmatar >"' t . ; -» • \ W. L. BERRY,-V^.;; Manufacturing Jeweler, < NO. a» SOUTH SECOND ST., J; BspaiHsgasBselslty. Bell Phone i8 Inter-State Phone 134-A SLJTTON & CORSON CO. • - ; General Contractors Grading and Sfcpcct Building Advertise in the SENTINEL First National Bank •OF llt^l Oooan City, N. J^' _. .. •••-;•.•••• •• • •• •• •ôug'ituwpfr:^: 1 .. 1 ' CAPITAL %S0,9M. ^WfMStUjm L. M.CBB88B. Prsatdsai' ; ' ; ;':^"-/.;--;:W. i Sîj B. B. BTITIC8, Vloe-PwaUlant..; --—''-'•- W.aOOTTOAJIIl 1. VlTaiABI ^-:
The Woods Wbca It Was Over There ly 1 dinner mix ovt»r. mid I washing dlxU.-s In (hi-'bij; Henry MUOB mid ills wife cam* oat dressed to tnelr IK-SI C'|OT.!U*. . and cot tpto the waiting bussy. Kw atuM toey bad been married twenty- fl-nj-reus befot* tbe Sunday afternoon tide tad tern a rcsolar proceeding. XMr daosbtcr Beth waved Uicm a taravreU aa tbey drove out of tbe big r- r Cetb looked anxJoosJy away toward to«,woods tnat bordered tho distant wtMatflehb. Behind them rose a paU< graj cloud now and then flecked by fiytnc cinders. Bain h»d not fallen Tor wrend weeta. and the-woods wero Ilk* tender, and the paths were thickly carpeted with dry leave* fallen'from III* - kttcben windows faced -the irWDMtfldda, and Rebecca's rml fa«v l'»,n ^J was nmawil anxtonsly to tb* iwu.- """' "" men ate saw Beth and. came t« in.- "Xte -mods ate* afire. Miss uV:u.' "she said excitedly. "Your pa's wh.-ai wtn be- done for It the wind d.-n'i dunce pretty Boon." Tbe -wbeatfleld waa an undulating sea ot pale eieea blades sU Inches high. The dry weather turd sltsbtly patched tbe Mps, and Beih bent down to assnre berselt tbat the Brain w.n« ttttshonld'reach the-fields iWhca ate looked np again sereral men wtre running across the Bold. One of t&emsaw her. paused and turned back. Slowly ?' ahe walked through the wheat, bar Ilglt tread scarcely crasb- lag the young shoots. Her fair checks took on the rose tint of early dawn. and her blue' eyes were-veiled under a thick fringe; of. lashes. 'The man watched her coming toward him.' bis handsome eyes drinking Is b.'r frvsh. sprUwUke beauty. Her pink sown few" softly about her slender form as the greco wheat rippled about her feet At but Beth lifted her shy'eyes and saw bla good looking face with Its • reckless, _ smiling Ups—saw the - lmmaculats whiteness of. his collar and cuffs and the trim nestnen of M» handsome dothes. He carried'his coat on bis arm and slipped Into It as ate cam* op with him. Tbey bad smiled a greeting Into each other's •yea, aad toeir first words were com-' "*ttt* woods are afire," said Ralph: Cttntoo. -Doot yon want to so alone sad ae» the fun. Bethf- ' A look «t disappointment crept Into the gtrfa Ctee. "Aren't yoo solas .to fight tt. Batpb*r sbe asked. Xte -roans nan hutched'cood o»- tB|--s*B**r. * ^*1t ta&t Qcccssary. There at* featt m bundled trying to till it ••ftth sand or tack fire, but Its sot taoVkjsibeadway. Besides. Ibe wind ta atroos; from tbe aonthwest. and """•'"a can «t»o tx tmtll it dies out Dor want ot aotDetblnc to bens.** • • • • "Wber* ts tt now. Ralphf* qms- tlpiififl Seth QjoSetly- ••*Ont ta Deep Hollow woods—a ta-ofc-'ft-sm the raOrasd started the Man and a war ahe went!. There were 0T» adlea tamed o-rer at \Taynm. Tttetr TBtUe bonxs *-sm oa |-Bb)eQjK *Lrt os bnrry, Tftaiipl; bttplteotxoar]o)dnc I am sow yon «M cotnsto be»p ta a th-ae ot need like v * te'." fanner parley Ralph helped Beth orcr.tte fence and Inta a wood- land path, through which tbry borrii-d •taxreatercpeed than «ae yorats mao ****h9 Olrea this time and oppor-' taa&y. te (ett that the April iroodc y«e aa Ideal spot to wnleb. to ask WBf> fhv soBAeBtous ojoestSos thst had MnrsimniB; m mv npv XDT wees. Be waa 9jaKr sore of her answer, for bad abuuu ber preference for him f the past winter, and Us cienr aad wtt tad qolte thrown Bra •Wjatt Into tte anade—raw. eoostry batBBfcto that Brn was: • Salnb'm Ups carted In a Bttle «dV »teataw»l.a» te thunalu of rtw,«teal ^rtn>sated ^DlctijT ^rttbdrtwD CRMB MBoX faror when «K- tte snUJect or opeo VteaototoXTew thicker, and the air it» cttap Oakes oa tbdr ncadv la tbe ~ *tacT '•• ' • .. , .• '•'' shnfts. Wivplnc and iirnylnc nnll nt the Wll*m .imvtlnj: In Aitnenllii' la»t *tVedncs K.tfhlh oinsrvsiiloiKil ill«trlot In Newark.' Dr. WINon hsil di-nUM that h,\ bad made nny acn-ota«'ni with any one.or that any i»r\»ni|st^ had Nvn nia»lo to (lira. Pr \\l!^n !>»• cpon- tnnpons v'-lioi.-o ot f*i«" *rw>ni«>niMeil In c-onventlon at Trent»>n. lie hi-nrii rh,* rail of Tho |>oo- plc .iml iviniiitlonlly •.tiliirdlnatiM hi* •vr»k>ri.il ln rvftvuh tb,> ilr«^l mon. Bftorv it «nw, Rvti \Vyaif* tarn to drink from tho dlppor «ar *"P- pod aw.iy down tbe r»»:ul tow.-ml lionu* As sbe patsnl.Mni It.ilph Clinton ari>-» and followed her. :.'.'• -S00 hore. Both.** bo sa'ftl dlsasr»s»- ably. *'l*d like to kn«>w niin-. I*TO Oorio to'.dnerre cucb 1 iivatmeiit at- your hand*-" » • : * '. ' - •• Beth taruiHt anil >urro.rod hlin with level eye*. .-"It Isnt anything,yoa*vo done, • Kali'h." sbo «--iltl quloily. "Oii the contrary. If* wliat you havon't done. I don't think you i-an iini!t-r*Mn,l Oalrymple - » Stjtemtnt. • Th\< !• nlmt Mr .Hair}uiple -aM' In -virt: "If tho IVnwniili- •'•.i1i>liilato nwâtw what ho -aj». tlion It I* safe to «ay that n.- K tl.o iw:.v P.T«"* hi I1I,--T.I:O of Nott JcrM-y w!u» il,-*»-« li.^l- kiii»w -,\ l;o KlvUBtit aUi::t ;ht» ii.'illln:ltfvll. ;it:il It i«. I tl:lnk. Itn^'rt.irtt th.it •»•• n of North Amer- ton. In lt« Issue for iV-tober. on page ' SSO. makes the follow Ine comment re- gardlng Woodrow • Wllxin. IVmocratlc candidate for'o«-ernor of New Jersey: i "Woodmw , Wll*on. president of rrtneeton nnlverstty. U ttx> Democratic nominee for covemor of New Jersey ' and U also belnu sroomed by certain intppp^ts n* M cunfllJate for president sbo watcboj blm wnlfe slowly nonj sbo folt.a. pnn? at .tb-* -slianorinc -*t*. a chorl*hod ll!a«Mn..-Th'lo at tti,» *nmo trim* thory-xa* 9 itranc*. n m Joy In bor h,-an. n-lnciiNlxrltb a roar tb-ti »ho' had rtallUt* nltb rva) IOTO and lost. It. . Ralph Clinton tiinn-J :» rltuc a Ki. t-- xrnrvl taunt. -| **M—•» in. i;>l:* ;I-H1 th-T ':i •*•• *\vnt of 'no «l"ft'-ar?••-' ''."••-••rTVtr 11-'"? toon (n '*h!'"*, Thl* . full "!i»-y AV'M.1 *tan»J l>cbiii>l him ami , « : '»* f"- '•!- nomination to iho hUti '••tti.v-f j-r."-; vdont ofj-bo l'nif^l S?ato< I*r Wi'I^.', ,thor»np"n !i.-o,-s'i>sl iho .wriiK ..IT.-:.-.' Ha« Offer Wu Midei, * •in* -I.-- tr-ir 1 .* i:i ''"• ,*:;i!ft!i-"lii> If you" bav.t>,you.hare tv.-n coni|w:!ed to notice It. Atdl uii- 1I->L< you ««rv a .tnlsaptbroplcal! persyti I iu«-ss you have caught yourself f.vl- Jnrfunie uiider Its widf r jhf, r»:iilirnlnci earalcaJe of tb»> fac!ilv,> «tsrflod. 'tfoem lotx* : ornharm'sîV„ rt-dMTlit^ô that tholr «•tlti. K .M.'J) TIVIkrl ELECTION NOTICE. S* 111 if lit tl« ftfhV ciV«*O thrtt H 11f IN t*ltS.'tlOII W II 11 ty «f . liv. In Ihr n fviT MH> Mi*-. Bmifoi N»u 3*r*v\, •Mi Tiic>«l-i>'. Mtv cIrtttill t)u> «! >oVtflliDV, A. l>. 1*10. t- ivr*m 'htr hour* of »»n'olock Ib itiv tPorniDr nnd T o'clock In lbeywutnu. tor the purpose of «*fn?ttni: * Uowrnoi Mi-nitvr «r M(f UKMITCtiifr*»*r«l «C Tt>t : »r.t! iiti- rri£ Utr- i-1 II. •ma t" him Is few M Mr O.irr.-.n*« s«!*t«nt ct:".>r*< .^TSoe In Mai!f»c An.>ilvr msn l-^r«..who te (,•, .Wf*n-.!>»nt t-ri-nu-kt* you arc lli«- A1) IH-nWl II. Krdiuoint. nt.«l n> i in ***tt1 Ut.ti-,• Al.HMtTA, H.tWKI.l KaallOtinr •kf| 1 ON*lfl)tlllIt>lt. • \\ ••l i'rtKvA-10rr*». nr Jorw'y anj l« Sow | H ^ ^ O I common (,•,„„, „, Octr»n c-n, f«r •'..••• .Idrtullon of Rrpatl . I 1 »m- ' inipr.»\iMi»rni !•«*•:> In thl. don? In thv> T#r»!ty. J>rti .-v.icn.- !v.vcfvf iho DatfiO'ld family, direct o>*t. atv also f*rlnoeton men. 3 that Mr Dnf elootloa of Mr > of«- .l. .VKKIn t i->' Ol.—fc/ir >' i.' 1 jr..a . of- .-»"o r*i'i>~ori».Nl *.o,h!r.i that If 6e 'wonM t»^-:bo Tli,; caQ*1l- tlist'wouM.Vtaut iho po.->;>>e to'tho Lio.! I>-\^nil;'-r»V T'j" -M-.r* for^tai-ior* In *>nr constUuitoa.' 1 ' •' ."'' - • -viv «a»r to h'.ra. -If yon will a'.low yonr nnn;,- t»-l*'iir»*»ht«l to tho po.v thit yi'u .atv tiniVr 00 j^roirilw or for Coil* aldrrallain. nf Mcpon of Coltl- mlwlonrni olAawwi-irtl'. v,i on>. Nr» J i^y ."»ntrwv,,: m- ^ and fonrxl It as he bad UrvdntWL ' Tb* niiod rvcl*- 1 terV'a'r Tim-n*' "ti.it h -d«>M oot irsisai-.y .report. . ." .t r . FOM of Ci'mdt-o 1* iifco »--P* of the more on* of. ihe youueor s-vakor*- tbr»nch1, l>rt**a»rvru liruwn. A'ÎtHi i»*i»f IHIt—i-srrfu'ty |tr*-[>«r-r>ij. Kvpt-rtfiW >»f li»ortTuian iw*>uis->riv« yea ortttv-HUlh olrvt-t itii.t A-Mirv uvnuir, K o. \lo\ •*?, W9f 1LAKF* • I*te£]Ll Estate T " - '' • LICENSED AUCTIONJgJER, 721 As ^ un l Aoctiue,;Ocean City, N.J. o»a«Mai«lu»>ftw i iMiteji«^ I tbectlT- Oor- CITY OFFiaALS . Mayor-I «wln .H. Vroiwe.' Hruildeul ort.'ouncll—UnonirU. .Vditnin. City Clark—Itullii UurrcUon. Trewiurcr—K. Cutlln ItoblnaoD, l-olleclur-K. VV. Iturlvlxb. CUIof or folios--HUIUUOTHCUII. Uulldlnc Innpeclor—II. A. W. Hmltli. Htreot HupvrvlMir— Warren W. llrown. City Hollullor—A. A. Uowell. G'ounclliium—Harry P. Mbinton, Harry 1^ Htulth. •'. M. Utiuplwll, Jobu JlHrlK, b.H. Hatniwun, uwirxo Communion, nr*t Huoduy In tbe mouth, Ilkt't u. m.; olbur Hunduya, 7JU u. iu.^ Ifoly- Ui,y-, IOU1 a. m Heulor Wurden.W.T, Prluicle:Junlor Wur- den, W. H. COIIIHMOU; veatry IIIHII, TboiiiuM C. llenaell, lohu l>«la«lwii, I. N. Urliuxiui M. U., J. Labaa llewlley Tliomiui J.Tborn, A. I*. Wlukler. . .. . BU AuguillDe'a Koraan Catnollo Cnuicn, A*bury avenue, between ' Tblrteenlb and -fourteenth* u,K«v.Joliu J.uu/eeoey, puMtor. Maa-> at VÛ o'clock. ' iiiiinanuel ItupllHi chure 1 -, WeKley aventi?, • Deluw Nluiu atieel, Uev. K. K. W'liiW, pn.tor. Hundayiervkif*i, IOJU u. in. iui(r7.io i>. tit,; pruyer iiievllnir. WvativMluy evvultiK al 7.IS. Union Tabernacle HitptlMI I'burc'li, KUbtb Ntreel and Wtît itveuue. Itvv. J. B. llrandon, . paator. Hunday Hervicett, preucbluif II a. in. and H p. m. Prayer meeting,* o mock Friday —evenlUBTr-UdlcerH-or-tuti-lJOard—t;faarl«ii-Hr Howard. cniUrtttan;*J >bn H. Trower. treaa- urwr; M. (iarota, aecr«tury. . . : Bt. Jainea A. H.r>. Cborcb, corner Heven'lb and Haven avenue. Ocean City, N. J.. J. H. JackHon pahtJor. Hunday Hervlce-t: t*reacb- * Ins, II.15a. iu.; Kaiinalb Hcuriol, £M p. m.; ' Preachluic, *Uw p. m.; Prayer Sleellnga WedneiHlay evolilngn, ol u a'clouk. Maredoola M. ICOburcb, Tenth alreel and ' Hluiiamu avenue, above Heading UepoVltie lUsv. J. A. Klab, pa»lor. H«ruliw«, II a. in. Hunduy nebool.UUp. ui.;Clirl»lIan Kudeuvor ld«etlog7^0 PIUPreucblngKpui ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. J AMESMT E. HiLDRETH Counsellor-at-Law and Hoilollor, Mauler and Blam'ner In • Chancery omce—No. 214 Ocean Hlreel CAHK MAY CITV. N. J OFFiCES 6iF Herbert R.-Voorhees, IICKAM CITV : Tun Aabury Avenue; Vn-AWTic CITY • Cor. Kentucky and Allan tlo Avenues. AlOr«an City Omce ou Tueadava HudKrl- daya; Tuesday and Thursday Kvenlngs dur* Ing winter. • Bell FbODO—Atlantic L'lty. No. UI D. - - Ocean t'lty. No. IK. • • Otis. M. Townsend A Practical Seanhore Arelillcc - LlwiiHed by the Slate. •:• -:- EIGHTH- STREET, OPP. P. O. OCEAN CITY, N. J. -. THE UP-TO-DATE TONSORIAL PARLOK 824 Asbury Avenue Four.Barbers If you want to xave money In Dry ROOury' of I!IO self a;>i«o'ntetW v Sit fin- lahiv • Uunl suit • H* Out th* Gunn#r. Gadotiex-a.-In tlx- sr^mV dacbj- nf ileckl*nl*ir=-S.-bw-rin. iu oeUH.ratlou ot Ibe Unit of :i i.-Tac-al l/V>rl ir.at tbr •nw »'»rtrl" At'ibi» muxik-ipul «stae i civ* ta> naroas; «f »!!• ih'W nsv««it j at'that 11ii:-»J dahiU-atl co> or and tjo roeat. ' - ' ' Well Satisfied. "OU-Grabber Ok^TBt 10 .* with tb* BMHM? bi> ba*.- '' -He Is aaUs9r »orb so that wants • lot -none of exactly tbe taod."*—loaded Alrssdy Dtm. Fa—Bat. jetne man. An jxa Hdnk > mate my cjM Japw? Scteox "" " "' net* OSE who fitfcr*. iti» »oiitJr» In tbe of this state for Morirsn. Uoclw- a3art of tl)e ycorfctaj- taeo of tbe evmDtry -a-snrofltable sen-. sat*** tbe laninixre xra» DOtv in tbe narer* of de and abate than "friendly rritJrfrinr. end bl« ta«iat* select workers for ibe rarv«s posts to be COed. rracttnU mes. not 'Tfcrfoo are aeedeal to tbe public serrtea. . Xotie* to Limit .Creditors. to Ib* ordor of l'bK» ' 1*. r £Tlt Cur of Jalv.i.v I, 1 &t'of 1* Iwr-t.y ci' •r nedc-r o*lb'or «ttin i) e»e4 vibia ol July. A. T^Sf At Ctaarla-r opeocli; the . ii.nua! . mertli Of tlie R. CURTIS ROBINSON NOTARY AND OF DEEDS N^ VOUCHERS :: ; CARKI-ULLY EXECUTED ' XumbtTs 744 and "46 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY , .; . - " . . • NEW Palermo AM Society, tt »a> unani- mously deotdrd io.o|«u the clisrttr aud admit-member* td fifty year* of, sse upon payuii-nt ; of (rl'.iW entrance fee until the utxt anDoal meeting—ibe fli>t "Aatuniay in • JoDe.l*ll. Tni- cnion MM due to'tlir i elcell*Dt fin«nci»l condition of the -•' treasury. sud|to perum tbe friend-or Ibe lOCKriy to beVoiKe merubrrv at a ' Dominal 'ce. X'o» i- the time to take advantage of lhh> rperlal mducvmeiit Wrile to Pettr i*. Freueh. e. ol A.,m«el« every Tbumday eveulng In k. or- P. ball. MI4n Bailie W. Lake, aecretary' Protection Lodge. Na o», A. O. U. W., ineetJi aecond and (ourtC Monday evenlnif" In K.ol P. hall. M. W.. John W. Hmlth; Kecorder, WlUard W.Adamu.' Kalmlu Tribe. No. m 1. OJ K.U.. m»l« . eaob Weduraday evening In Cliuiuplon H hall Lutber U Wallace, keeper ol record*. Washington Camp. No. 75, P. O> H. "I. A., meeu eirerjt Friday oUjhtCbamplon'a.ball. V. P., Uharlea MTAIIen; President. Mllbert uoraon; Kccrelnry, K.li.iunil A. llourgeou. Camp 19, P. (». of A., meela evory Haturday »t7T8up.m..lDfb»lliploir»ba|. M.T. KUHII, , aeeretary. . Wah4ltella Coanoll7-No.»B. Ik. or P.. meeu every Monday aleep atTJW, In K. of P. Hall. Mra.BohpliL M. Campbell. K. or It. , Ocean'City llnineb."5io.'2Ill." of the Grand Krat«rnlly,bolda regular monthly meetlnga on tbe aecond Tuesday of each month In K. ' of P. Hall.- Commander, t*«U a Hmllli Kecorder. t*on B. Mutton. * Yachtmeo'n Aaaoclatlon.' Wilton Wllieta, orealdent; Murk Lake, aecretary. Annual meeting will be beiajn Jnne. The Ocean City Bulldinif and Loan aniioclji- tlon meeuuoond Halurdayol eaob month. President. Ueorge O. Adama; aeoretary. K. Howard Thorn. , • Within easy access of Atlantic City and other well-known resorts MANY CHURCHES ' NO SALOONS H. STEELMAN Fresh Meats teas; Cote Fine Groceries and Provisions POULTRY DREB8ED TO OBDEB FOURTH ST. and ASBURY AVE. ttgm and Tobacco. Orders Dellrercd • Orders receive prompt attention. JVf ORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY, and COU NSELLOR-AT-LAW. Solicitor, M«.t«r aad Examiner la Cbaaeery, aupreme Court Comml-aloeer. notary PubUe. « ? « MA* -PO1JBX HOtmB, B. J (Oppoalte Public Bulldlng»)t JONATHAN HAND, BoUoltor.Matter (nCbaaeerT, Notary Public. OA?K MAY COURT HOUSE, Vf/i: Long Ulstance Telephone. w. HOLT APUAH. . AMDMW c\ BOMWILU OFFICES Apgar &. Boswell, MAMTKHll IM UHANOKKY, HUUKHK BUILUINU, ' AHUUKY AVKNllK and KIUUTU HTKKKT CUBAN CITV, N. J OFFICES Godfrey & Godfrey, Itooma nit, alb and 817 B# T. ABBOTT, M: p., Pbyiilclan and Hnrgcon, OFFICE—Corner Cental and Blgtth Street •nil 9 a.m. i J I S T. C. HUtCHINSON, M. D. HomoeopatkiHt. 624 EIGHTH STREET- . OCCAN CITV, N. J. orrirtK llnDHH-H lo iu a. in.:-.: lo 4 |> in.. 71o«p. ni. IU.II Vlione «7-X T N. GRISCOM, M. D. KIUHTH ST. AND WEHLKY AVE. llolh IMionea-Helt, 15; lnler«lat«, III Urtloe lloiirs-'TJnlll 10a. m. KroinO t»H p.m. • No ontce Ituurs Hunday aftcrnoun. At Iteuben M. Oomou's, -duuioru. Alnntlays, Weanesdnys und Haturdays, H.1U lo •: Allen Goison,H.D. Hunday ": 80S Wesley Avenue Ocean City . New Jersey With Mrs. Crease, He Enjoyed Tour, bat Is Glad to be Home Again. '' After traveling more than iSMO miles n their auto, Mayor and Mrn. JM. Creiwe reached Ocean I'lty day evening, much pleased with their Journey and the beautiful Highlit they had ieeu, but'more deliRhted than ever to be tiack In thin.pretty resort, ^bone charm aptwalH so ntn>uRi.v to ill who have their lumien and frlemlK here. Mayor and Mrs. Cresne have taken Beveral Inuf* of IIIIH kind, liiil they consider tliln last trip the lie-it yet They saw all the nhow places and poinlH of luterest in the KaMeru' pail if Ihe United (Stales, takhiK In, other places noted toi their W. I>. HAINES 9aO Central Avo. Ocean City, N. J. OKKICK IIUUIIH: K 10 10 a. m. J lot p.m. ii 10 f p. 111. QR. CHARLES B. RIDER 809 Central Avenue NO WAITING LA. STEELMAN BLACKSMITH and WHEELWRIGHT Practical Horseshoeing . JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY CUn ud Oftlar Tongi » Spidilli ' Aftent for Stewart's irou Wotkn fo. Main-KPltjatniimental .Iron Kence,. Iron Railliigs and Window Uuarda. Seventh St. and Haven Ave. QHARLES L. HOFMANN REGISTERED ARCHITECT »i«n»,»pcciric«tio««««D»upiai«Ti«oiNci 421 Mariner orlierclmnts* Building PHILADELPHIA. PA. In Urean City, at Jon. t. HeuU'n offloe, every WedDtaday mid Haturday and every evening. CITV. BJ. J. JJADIJOCK'S PHARMACY KlKlitli HI ret t ami Anbury Avenue f'oiniKiiiiitl N>ni|, ll)|nt|4n»|l.ull,lrr urwiirral >»• riulilm ,111,. tc Hitnl off dltM.am« by lit,-n ajiiiur .in-ntrHl . ix&jxr""'"""'" 1 "•' •- •" "•>""•• DPPRICE 75C-*A ent, there Isliot a large public hall In the city that can be had for town ineetlnga or political gatherlngx, It in declared. iVIuiost every hamlet In the country, has its town hall, and a pluce with HH much enterpiine and activity an Ocean City should c'ertaluly have a large hall fur. public uietitliiKH and entertain- uienlH, according'tothe views of a number of people who have -liven expression to HielrthouglilH. SUPPER A SUCCESS IHUV People fineHlM uf the I.WII'" Julm T. Beal ba» received .the contract to build a -two-atory apartment al.Tlilrteeiitli aud \Venley avenue for Mim KellerH, of IMilludelphla. MrH. Harriet JobiiHton, of Philadelphia, ban al»u ({Iveu him the contract to build for* her u tuo-xtory apartmeut on ourtU Ntreet, near the Boardwalk. 8. Ji. Bwau I" building a Ihree-atory apartmout ou the Uardeuu Co'u tract ror Mrn. M, A. itarber, or Philadel- phia. * •• C. A.. Carey," of Philadelphia",' ban Kiveu tbe Hcull and MarU Co. tlie contract to build a f4SU0 cottage lu tlie vicinity of Horty:neveiith olreel. 'nook ctiaracier Dead. ~ "Mrs. R. It. nrtinyate, or thin city, baa a newspaper clipping or recent date in which announceuieut id made or the death of William, the olrcult rider. He killed hlmulelf lua UeorKla Held. He was the Itev. Dr.Lundy H. Harris, the original or the central char- acter In ,»A'' Olrcult Rlder'8 1 .Wire." This was. a book written by bin wife, CorraHarrla, wblchcreated attenuation when It wan published,by rea»ou or Ita frank exposure of tbe conditions under which tbe' Metbodlut circuit rider* have to live and work. Many Oceau City people read the book. •aellrea from Bnalneaa. lira, A. B. Itauck, wbo was In busi- uesa tiere for many years, baa closed ber store. Sbe will remain In tbls elty having reuted a cottage, to which abe removed her household eflecta pu rbursday. * • • ; • ' * FOB SALE.—Cottages aud lota in mom desirable locations iu OceaO'Clty. Apply to A. Coltou 019 Asbury avenue, Ocean Olty, New Jersey. ' • Fou SALE.—liot No. 676, Section D (Sixteenth and Asbury.avenue).- •Ad- dress P. O. Box 058, Asbury Park, N J. ' tf , Advertlno In the SKNTINKL. . Baseball Organization to Widen. Its Scope of Activities. ' ' At a meeting of the olUcvrK and "II- rectorH of the Ocean I ily !ttt«el>all Arf- Hociatlon, held in the iillice of Manney Fjlwardrt Saturday eveuiilg, it waN ileulded to reorganize ou a broader vcale and widen the Hco|>e nf thiS 'aHHo elation, taking in varimiH linen of ath- HOTEL KEEPERS HAD GREAT TIME Gave Two . of Association Members Big Masquerade Surprise. •• Again tbe inetnberri or'the Ocean .'Ity Hotel ProprletnrH 1 AHKOCIMIOII have been nut for a gitod time. On October -M all joined together to give Mr. and Mrn. CharleH Iliiag a inawpie- nde mirprlHe at their winter home In i'lilladelphla, which proved a HtieceHs n .every way. When Kim. Haag llrnt Haw .the rniwd nt g~rou'M|iiu iigiiren, HUB neni- aled about admitting them, but wan HMIII made to tindcrntaiid they were 'rlendH, and then the run began. In Tying to tell who wax who among the ;arlcty or characters There were the sual fatoiieHBiid lean ones, Japanese, !hlne«e, "Hi» Hopkliih", old malda, Aunty Urudge", uiouk.drum major, ;ake-walker, college ntudent, colored lieople, old lime uaker and the pic- turesque HpanlHh cavalier. MUHIC and dancing, with IOIH of fun, .va« the l, uf Trimble Lodge or Masoijs, I IIII'II/II, lectured before the neniliersi" (Mean City Lodge Friday jyening,'^lien 11. special coniiminlca ion was litld. The subject -of his In- erestlngdlscour-'e was "Morgan, the I'erjurer aud Falsifier." : ' There was a large turnout of mem bers or the local lodge.ahil, In addition, here were present a dozen or fifteen members of KuyMone Lodge, of Lin- wood, wli.li were escorted to the lodge room by William Lake. . •; • Folfouing tlie lecture there was a When this had beeu,dls|K>seil-of, re- iiark>< were made by *|Vorshipful Mas- ter Itrown, of Llnwoud; Clayton H. Itrlck, Itobert Kislur aud Andrew C. toswell. • Mr. Jtrluk made a pro- lounccil hit UHBII after-dinner speaker. Mr. lloawcllulM)spoke unusually well, NchooliaiiMcn Meet. .;('At the .Smith Jersey Hchoolmasters' Association nieetliiK o'n Saturday", In tlie Vliielaud High School bulldlug ai address was delivered by Associate Superintendent Ueorge W. Flounders of Philadelphia, in." the subject TeaX-hlng or, Kngllsh In the Klein^nt ary and High Schools.". Pror, Smith Burn ham, of the Wc-t Chester Norms School; was the second speaker of the meeting, Prof. * Burnhaiu's. subject wus ••The Individual Child." Don'l MIMM. CltlclkeH .dapper. Don't make any ctigagem'eut fo jiext Thurnday eveuiilg except for the chicken supper iu the social rooms of the First. Presbyterian church gjven under the auspices or the Ladles' Aux- iliary. It will be one or ihe greatnas- tronomlc occasions or tlie seauon, and uo one can all'ord to mls>> It, ' •Will o«i Anio vire Kuiclne. Fruuk Sbeppard, treasurer or tbe Wild wood Fire Company, has receive {087 from private contributions toward the paymeut'or the new automobile lire engine whloh will soon arrive The auto Is tocoat about «8000. Foil SAI.K -.727 Anbury avenue and lot south corner Twelfth and bay. Ap- ply to owner, W. F. Washington, K At lanllo avenue, -Atlanllo City. . DEMOCRATS PLBA8BD Coantv Candidates) Are Hopeful ol Klectlsn."/'.' Mayor Melvlu, the Democratic can- ' Idate ror Hberltr, and Oliver ii Black/ /ell, the Democratic candidate for the • issembly, were here Friday and'ahook lands with a large uumber of tbe* oterx. It was Mr. Blackwell'a ant luced to tile voters by Mayor .Melvlu. Mayor Melvlu has- beeu making thorough' can vans .of tbe county, oming Iulo personal contact with as
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