Jul 1925 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Bridge and Floor
LAMPS
$7.50 to $20.00
Getz" Cylinder
Electric
iVashing Machines
$120.00
CHARLES E. ADAMS & BRO
...FURNITURE^
720-722 Asbury Avenue .: •.''. £ss»SS*[ . •' Ocean City, N.J.
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of a ehlM should not**) of ooosumtillation
tw aentT O. T. r T^
Ocean View Rooms Near Fast Shore
HARVEY B. DANEHO 1
OSCAR L. SCHWARll
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minded him of the morning at the
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i Bleeping dogs • lie—also
rthaTfaUen across the road.
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[Tokio Gift Shop
For Sale
. Fnmiiied 8 room brick home. Hot water ha*t AH eon-
- venlence*. Central location. Trice ft.900.00
CARRIE R. SHANNON
510 Ninth Street Lincoln Hotel Building
Cottage*, Bungalow*, Apartments for Sale or Bent
BeH Phono 1074
Corinne Gowns
Cmtom Made
Remodeling Alteration*
Knth 8t sa>4 Wesley Are,
ladies' TaUoring
Ocean Ctty, ». JV
t warn, nvt la, vm
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WafehaaAntarUgfct
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again, my
One-of the easiest ways to
The letter should be addressee*
separate two dollars from your
to the person whose name appear-
bank roll la to drive your motor
ed, on the card accompanying the b^swF*
ear past an amber light In the
flowers. If no name appeared on learning**
traffic control district. . The
the card, the letter should be ad-
police Instructions are traffic
dressed to tli. Secretary of the
must atop at all Intersections
Club- The letter could be some-
when the amber light Is shown
thing like this:- •
nances?
on the traffic control lights.
Dear Friends: -
Motorists failing to observe this Dear Hiss Flo: When sending a
regulation are faced with a wedding gift, should the donor's
I was vary much pleased Indeed
One, which, at the present time card be enclosed with the gift, or
at your friendly and generous
Is two dollars. The purpose of should a note be enclosedf (I)
thought of ma and .tbe new baby.
making. «u trafno stop, is to Is It proper to display the sifts at
Thank you very much for giving
fuAUsh a clear thoroughfare the weddingT If so. should the
us so much happiness. The flowers
for flra engines or other cards be with the gifts? Thank
were beautiful, aad although the
with
vehicle* In a time of emergency. you. E. B.
new baby couldht say very much
ratarn ben oT
about them, she watched them all
This system has been adopted
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day long. She must have thought T
In many of tbe larger cities
recently. . '
The donor's card should be en-
bride
closed with the gift. Gifts may be
The traffic regulations are: displayed at the wedding. How-
Left turns from Asbury Aveever, the donor's card should be
nue on red light; left turns removed. . '
from streets crossing Asbury
Announcement
Avenue on green light; right iDear Miss Flo: When sending
turns on either red or green greeting cards. Is'It correct to ad-
light; traffic stops on amber dress the envelope by typewriter?
light. Cars making left turns
(2) Are "thank you" cards con-
Opening of tfca^
On to Gay Faroe In 1927
are directed to drive close to
sidered good fortnT F. T.
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the curb before making the-
their friends and former comrades, turn.
(1) Greeting cards should be
very personal, and therefore, need Haines Cut Price Medicine
American Legion Band Plans exchange Ideas and views. A bit
the personal touch. They should
of friendly rivalry prompts each 16.00 monthly. Assisted by thebo
addressed by hand. •.
reral thousand people
with palpitating hearts.
„! was so dense that when
•began bis ascent It was
^todWert traffic from
revenue between Ninth
_Jer*seleeted*'the southwest
"facing Asbury Avenue, as
' itacHmb. He was dressam
white costume with rubber
I etnvss shoes.
ft"??... to jji, back was a
B." Attached to
. — the sign of an
t real estate firm stattront
lots are safer."
; window
windows for hand
a was impossible for
•to reach from one win-
. SrSs whenh« reached the
kSSoTwindow by •"•£»*'»
l T U manner. - A ledge
window and
Sd^ Z
ent was even more dlfrSe
upward cUmb. The
learned that the ap-
••human 0y." was Ot-
. from one window to
W Gardiner would
^rtfurnlahKnt the only
the building. This was
Itsd nntU be t*"^" 1 Running Water Near Beach
Private Baths" Near Stations
**£
fSon the doors. **?»*"*
I.^r.. down a neighboring
stunt was staged by Mor-
!«* Post, of the Am-rtcan
The leglonalres solicited
furnish
are queer
.who h-f climbed
ln. ; ••••>{:
ho h*O sooa to achool with BaUl. and was her beat
U her ralnd
P «• "narrr.
" ^ ""Up*"' roans- axchJtecl who haa achieved an tnUr-
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MARJOL
munch friaiuU.
Curtis WMtht como. to JaduoovlUa.
Florid*, to dnw pUna tor a railroad
company of which Salllo's C«th«r I.
prealdent.' Ho U Invited to ataV In
Bailie's bofne. Proelnqulty and Salllo'a
Undaolabla charm win him In. «plte
of hla avowod av«rmlon to th« artificial
atmoaphoro In which ahe nvvu.
Ballla. bolnv Balllo. rota lonely, tho
nlsht after aha and Cuttlaa iKm
d hll C l t
many -sections of the
|s »» years of age.
X rjpuUllon. Ha dlaasvrovM of tha "Jan" type.
TXD DIUJNda—Whoao nvUn otHactlroln Ufa la arren*iAi^pettln. DMtlea"
BLUB MlTCHKiXr—WiMMA (InUhlnf-achool education hu taught h»r tb*
__ WAI J*?.*"? l 1 moat effectlv«. If uncoav«titlonal, mttthodat of oombatlnc Annul.
ffi 5? fSHKRp-A «ay phlUr«W«r of. Wall Bu«t «boM tlnvt la Occupied
chloflylIn avoiding hla wife.
T>IUE ANL> DOU CHKNOWETH—Of the mairioA aat and SaUlVa
while Curtlaa ta away • on
bualneaa and goes on a cocktail party.
Anne Coddlnirton tella CurtUa hoplrur
that aba. heraelf, will find admiration'
In' hla ey?n nnd Curtlaa. thouaii h«
•till lovea Balllo. iitaya away from her
and become* attentive to Anno.
Balllo. from plquu. atarta to Miami
to uttend a houao party belnir frtyt^i
by tho Divine* who aro nouvher that 8ollle U Seventh race, 100 yams, breast
Innocent. After Mra. Fisher departa,
Bnlllo fncca th« future, and aeea ahoad
of her only darkneaa. 8h« leoma that
>o hour ana trial ahn In Rllle'a lov~bad-alao baan Warren
' brcomea narvourt and Kiaher. Kille. announrea that ahe la
that they urry on to th« Dl- throusii with "married men" — now
road: '
Dreary Days of Vain Regret for Sallie
The next few weeks were bard
u> endure. I was beginning to
feel the effect or the ugly scandal
that was being whispered about.
In a letter to Elllo from Pensacols
came the news that Warren
Fisher and hla wife were seen constantly
together and were apparently
reconciled. That was like
Warren. He would'be_most devoted
to her Until things quieted
down. Then be would revert to
type. When a man Is highly susceptible
to feminine charms. It's
a condition like the texture of his
•kin or the color of • bis eyes.
There is no change. Yes. • they
were happy enough- In the eyes'of
the world. His connection with
the Inn episode would die away on
the breeie. but not BO easy the
judgment I would receive. Already
the tale had begun to show Its effect
upon my friends. Even the
ones whom I thought would stand
by me had grown noticeably cool.
Invitations to homes-where I had
always been a welcome guest
ceased to arrive, and when I came
upon a group at the Country Club
whispering excitedly, the conversation
Immediately ceased. '
When older hostesses did not
Include me on their lists. It hurt.
Not that I enjoyed their bridge
parties, luncheons or teas, but
there la a sort of satisfaction In
always being Invited to things,
and at least being gtn a chano
to refuse. . • " •
I was not afraid that Father
would hear the 'Ugly tale. He
would, of course, be spared. I
knew that Curtlss Wright had
heard because or what Marjorie
had said. : At a dance, she had
overheard Anne discussing the affair
and impressing htm with the
fact that Warren Ftsher. and I had
left Jacksonville together and that
it had all-been arranged. Bhe re-
station and even asked him If be
remembered Paul Wright yelling
"bride and groom." Of ' course
Anne would recall that.
On another occasion, Marjorie
and Anne were at the same meet-
Ing of the bridge club when the
affair at the Inri was being aired
for tbe first time. Anne, it seemed,
was after my scalp more than any
of the other glrla. •
"Why, Sallle," MarJ said, "right
before all of us she kept harping
on the fact that she thought |t
was very Indiscreet for you and
Warren Fisher to be' 8EHN eolj*
away on the same train. That she
and Curtlss were, down at the atstlon
the morning you left and that
you both seemed.ao thoroughly
congenial. Oosh! she Is a catt
MarJ and Bob were staunch
"others said they .wanted to-stlck
to me but that tbelr rathers objected
to their friendship with a
girl who had been so unwise.
Others even said that their husbands
were to blame for their
sudden change. As If tf«>« n stroke—Won by Furman. of Ions
Star Club. , -
Blgbth raoe. 50 yards, breast
stroke, for girto^-Woa by Helen
Hlllegas. of Turner's; second,
Marie Hlllegas, of Turner's!
third. M. Curry. Time. 41. .
• Ninth race. 440 yards, free
style, for men—Won by Furman,
of Turner's; second. Marshal],
Philadelphia Swimming Club;
third. Lapltlna. of Lone Star,
This race was featured by ' a
struggle for third place which was
won by Lapltrna by a scant yard
margin.
Fancy Diving—Joseph Hackney.
Hygela, 101 points; second,
Daniel Mulchinock. Hygela. S4.1
points: third. H. Blshas. of Lone
8tar. 90.8 points: fourth, James
Murphy, of JLone Star. 71.». Mulchinock.
who won second honors,
was a lad of 10 years.
Olrls fancy diving—Won by M.
Hlllegas. of Turner's. »g.» points!
second, T. Hering. of Lone Star,
80.7: third. B. Qallen. 77.<
points. • .
A niuelcal pageant was conducted
on the pier In tbe evening
by tbe beach class* conducted by
Florence Van Hekle Armstrong.
A fireworks display was held
on the beach.at Tenth Street on
tli. r\o.Ing of July Fourth. The
ty war. tho noit upoctacular
complete line of Beady Mxed Paint*, Var-
TiUrn* Hna«»la of all kinds, Wall Fainti and Elder A,
3enks Broilies, Gold and Almninmn faint, Vanish and
motlarij Pure Gum Spirits of Turpentine, also Commercial
Spirits, Spar Stains, liquid Wood Filler, Crack Filler, Fro*
linseed 00, Fatty, Faint and Varnish Hemover, Shingle
Stain, Cement Coxting, OQ Stains." ' .
Sample Can of Stain Given With Every Farchase.. - .
. ' ' . BUHJUHO IS 0TO SPECIAITI .
Let us estimate on your Cottage, Bungalows, or Houses..
Our experience in building will afford you the highest grade
of workmanship sit the most reasonable figures.
GRUBB BROS,
741 Asbrny Artaae* 609 TUrd Street
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We maintain tit Complete Bttainen Service and
'. u ~ Letter Shop
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
F. LEROY HOWE
Telephone 460
803 Eighth Street Ocean Gty. vN. J.
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