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Colony
>wing in South
from Resort Regis-
tering in Sunshine City;
300,000 Are Expected
11 j JOHN lOltHKK
St Petersburg Fla — With
3o»nksilvlng just iround the
corner, thuusaniH of northern
tourists will obsene that holiday
v>_foT the nr t turn in unnv St
Q" Pitershurg, I»PIL enting virtu ilh
T «¥ery state lo the Union and
^« every ramidljn inovmte louri^t
travel into this resoit »ns nevei
Itavier for a • ompar.it ive per od
In any piei dim. >mr
It is iitimittu tin re ire il
ready murt thin Ti «i00 winter
solowner" mil Irloit tin inson
closes it i (.Minted ili 11 ovir
, 3000UO will hm viiitul hue
&I Ocean ( itj t "Imii dniHi
Ocean Citys i ill in m mil a
Inj mill the inKul m tun
train 17 re^JMtim^ dm mi, tin
week at tin < Ii imber of fnrn
merne while u tuition fur
twice that nuniln i line hi in n
Celvet 1 at Im il hntil mil ipnt
Blent hou i dm ti n 11 Ion thr
flrst of the ii ii
Mrs rinrim fflimliirl mn
tored from On in ntv Im hi i
fifth wintci mil i rr-iilint l!
JBT5 In- it \
Mr and Mr Ti hn Biuifl mil
Mr nnd Mi r r K-iirdmin
Tr, of mn I .nil ll iv h vi rt
onenr-d theh 1mm it "727 nth
st, 1 N T»en?e] nn Flr*t ^ •«••
n 117! 1 nl SI" TlTirrl
Mlu Cora HurrH, of IMf Cm-
trat ay, and Mrs Clan H, Stell-
wagon, of 716 Central a*, mo-
tored here and are residing a
1820 2nd av N _
Mr and Mis Edwin I^yndall
of '100 Cential av nie at the
Hotel GlndwHi H3 l»t av If
lake Apartment
Mil J Liniimtt Hurdtr am
Ml s BettJ Under of Illl
Uoaiilwaik have tnkm an npirt
ment at 111 lid Nt N
Mr md Mi- Holicit Mi rkler
o[ ,t Wi din
Hei
tliL I ii t
M
Hi I irM I'll
^i lei n% nml
il it 7 V p i i
LIIDI dv ]u-tii if
i^i < huiils i\ill
im uli Tin i linli •. r \
Voeselin will pn ide i „! tul Ii
tin pa tin ni tin p irliiil ilm
i h m tlii ^ii mi it iti " i ii
ti mini in ill i li ii in ill n 1
Seaside W. C, T. U.
Gets New Members
PiUrmn—An i ntliti 11 in im 11
in(5 uf th Si milk W < I I !
ii l In III it tin ll IIII IIT Mi
I tin 1 ^ nunir Un I 1 •" ii
lit IM k Mi M 1' Mil) ili
I ] I in I tit ll>- Iltmi
|JI i I lit ul tl i OL HI ( ity u
^ mi iti II 1 pi il ti il i til ".I it
\\ ( I I LI in iiLi II it IlJil
t trim
1 h >-i i i 1 i luh i mil if til i
uhlih u i t 1 tt i if i JInfi•• n I i
ti in t i 1 i nut ii 1 "Mill, t II mil
f i 111 j ti n in li iltn tin i i 'In
in il i uitt *i ili i I ir 1
ntlhti u ti 1
Firemen Tike Time Off
Captain jT»rl«g BoIUen and
Lieutenant Frank Spencer, of the
fin di.partnunt an now enjoying
tin ir Jnnu il v leition Antlion>
DilLiirio anil laniL Gillrn have
in t tinii]ili tul tl" ii mil in I' 1 '!*
it lhi"ir iio>>t
i Kuth Ht-aii, ii inKliti i uf
itui mil Mr, Chun I Hi ad,
a rtci nt nui 't of fi"ii mN in
I rili Pa
Rbnut
t Insrr
n fniriln\fm
irl it
ind
Pre-Thankspving
Sale of...
SllitS
Overcoats
Prices, as usual, are
$ 10 or more
under regular prices
elsewhere.
SAN SLOTOROFF
Tht Popular Clothier of Atlantic City
13291331 ARCTIC AVENUE (AT TENNESSEE)
t i n p i t i t J I I M i l l M
I H h t un 11ITI
\ ill li h 1 I ttl In n
In I i n I i n
(mi i r i II io >i 11 r
I he OIL in I ilv I h n I lull is
mn t I in il i 111,-lit il tin In MI
of tin pie nil nt Mi I li ll II
\\ C, in.1% Jim \Si liv nv
Oxford in lilnck
in fiirm.fitliiiK
lust.
STAIN
MEN f S SI
Fir]
Duofold Health
—No Wool
FHO thin layi r.H-WiMil in tl»
wurmth—t iittun mnpr layer
WAHM
Interwoven Socks
Juitt Kit lived— Ihi filin
Soft Uvlt-IiiHil Himl
MADE BY BOSTONIANS
N. C. SMITH & Co.
—THE BOOT SHOP—
829 Asbury Ave. Phone 796
fof Thanksgiving
Y OU'LL be so thankful
you made this won.
derful investment in happU
nesi for your family—and
they'll be thankful too! And
you'll certainly be thankful
for Atwater Kent dependa-
bility, yean and yean from
now. Come in and hear iti
Jacob C. Schuff
When in Trouble I'hone UTiO
TUUKK TKSTKD FRKK
KM; ,Asnrnv AVKNUK
CITY. N. .J
\ Special Lot of illi md 75c '
Silk md Wool Sotks
35c or 3 prs, for $1,00
PIG
Id'HIM) IHI Will 1 I _or
wtar, this smart, durahlL
ideally HUited. It hu>, the euy, (
and style t tut t finds respgoie
everywhere.
Manhattai!
New Two
HIiiriB, AIM tm.\
and Hliirdy wo»a i
hir iiltaihfd and i
MEN'S NEW
VARIETY!
Fiain eelor charvetii silk flnd weel \ .._
prssfi fancy sntin gtripes. htrringbSMigu
nipgndsrs, Scotch pebble weavs, W&TU
(wills, striped
Priced from 50c to!
STAINT0I
806-10 Asbury ^i
Open
Evenings AN N1VERSAKT Friday ,
Preparing for
This Event
Just a Few of Our Numerous Specials
40 PAIRS OF
Men's
Work
Shoes
Mostly Small Sizes
BOYS' AND GIRLS'
Shoes & Oxfords
$1.00
300 Pairi; Sizes from 6 to 2
Ladies' Full Fash'ned
SERVICE WIIQHT
and CHIFFON
Peeol Topi, Ru. 11,88
All Pfrftet—Alf il
Ladies' Golashes
$1.15
FIRST QUALITY
All Bi
-AN-
OPPORTUNITY
THAT COMES ONCE A YEAR
Everybody remembora our previous anniversary sale.
This will be greater than ever.
Your Chance TO BUY
For you, our friends, who have patronized our store for the past
eight years, we are holding our EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION AND SALE for seven days, beginning Satur-
day, November 22nd, until Saturday, November 29th, inclusive
At this time you will have an opportunity to purchase footwear
below wholesale cost.
Just a Few of Our Numerous!
LADIES' PUMPS
and OXFORDS
.45
On Tables
Men's
Florsheim
SHOES
945 ASBURY AVENUE
OCEAN CITY, N. J,
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE ANY MERCHANDISE PUR-
CHASED UJJTIL YOU RECEIVE YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK
OCEAN CITY'S LEADING SHOE STORE
ROYAL
Men's Work Shoes
H.tOWN OH BLACK
$1.75
•A'.-.i VRWK—U
Them. Arc AH Perfect and No Army
• Wavy '1'hrowouU
Men's
Gunning
$3-75
K.-B, I'rlcf—$B & 17
MAI1K FOB
HOUGH WEAR
Thenc ori- All Perta* 1
and Navy'
Men s Dress
No Special Merchandite has
been purchased for this gale.
Everything offered is from our
complete stock of our •tandard
Aterchandue.
EnnaJi
Shoes for'
«EQ.
of Ewry 1*0
Ocean City Read
^e Sentiiiel.liedfer
OCEAN CITY SEOTTNEL-H
AND THE OCEAN CITY NBWS. CONSOLIDATED
YEAR—No. 38
keepin
OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1930. tLW a nv
lie News
Olden Hnrtung, HIIIOIH)
jrlth the Women's Sym-
fy Orchestra of Flilladel-
wtif forced to puiiie In
\-t or a Kioiip of sonKs
pg I ridnv night Lunrei t
high MPIHIOI inilitoi mm
e « in notiiLiihli whis
mil UKKllnfc dnvvn front
1 iiumliei ol v»ung^t*-m
Ihiv linillv im dul In
Iplti mt iwiui t ilnl Un)
hunt
pt it wu uniuii. -unv to
this minis! nt I wo eol
huvi filtliei hiLk Thev
JmotlimliuH thiouifhniil the
rt Iliell ntes rapt is thrv
Ei] to mn li pronabH
t,lmioiiH ihiiii ihn lint!
ilieanu i ul
* * *
niiiliihlv wrrr nnny in
fumlia in i tlmt tilled thp
v* Im h id never bp
d in opportunity
I this I r-ilncd tu ill ip
flat ion i f ffm mil-ill through
ncriiinii .hHil for
Hill
Mmli Two Other Bequests
The onlv other hei|tae,,t>< are to
tin him ekeepnr Annie S Red
linuliin who ii to git 1200 an
nualh, ind hi nur e Lvdia M
lohn on who get the Baker-ville
adelpliia Puljllt Leiigti who % 18
niuidereil tuh bituidav mum
mg in 111 Flitl iileiphia liuriii
wns i ftell kniwn slimmer risi
lient in Oi e in 1 ilv
With Mm riophi! mil Iliulr
Hint illlldien llliv tpent sev
eml SLaiun- Inn ii lilniR In mi
-lpirtmint tin pi t NU on at the
en of b24 Wi^lt> i\
Mr Pioplut «ho I U and
Ihei biothil H uold \UlliiniM 3d
uf Wirrlni-tiin Pi Invi ron
ftssed the\ muitkred Plnplnt fni
Ills P320II in unnre iinlks mil
bt-i in e ationhnp to Mr 1 - Pro
pile! he linage 1 In I
mirried hit
thruUhlliiut
hou e for hei li-Htimp I"" 1 '
I nder the original will, CantBin I AiLordin_ t., ihi Phil idelphii
DouBht( dinrtPil that an> mort |ne«»pipel tb, limilv cniili to
gage air-iinst anj propeily should OCMU i iH Inn. W Una «,.
e dlihirgnd with mnme from and rpmiliie.i mull Sept, mber in
he . tat, and at thp time of hi- ' '* I"" 1 , »» f" 1 ' '"'I , ^' r ,
death a %3(IO0 murtgaBe stood Pn.phPt haH rtnllirfd burn lit well known
Reading Announces Bus-Train
Rate Reduction To Seashore
Speeding of Resort Business Seen in the New
Schedule To Be Effective December 1
Seashore train and hiis fares iiml Ciipe Jiny, nnd 12 for Atlnn-
•rrived here a week «fo
toy. We have Mr, and Mf§.
Foeht with us. The fishing
j as been filr. We caught
[blue Ash and* king fish, surf
| motored to Miami and si*
I Caw it«y County ears
i It looto M If they •« go.
[have • good Mawn,"
Mrs. C. BaRfttn Jo
iire
make
this Cliristmiis nn outstanding
one from the standpoint of ex-
terior decoration of homes, and
business places.
Eight prizes are to be given by
the Clinmher, First prises or *20
in gold, each, for the best dec-
orated store and home, will be
given and second, third and
fourth prizes of 115, 110 and 15,
respectively, The Atlantic City
Electric Company will give a
number of special awards, filassl-
ncatlon as yet undetermined.
To arouse enthusiasm and co-
operative spirit among the mar-
chants, a meeting of them hns
been called by Ray B, Dean, sec-
retary of the Chnmber of com-
merce for Monday morning.
From all present indications,
the decorations to be seen
Christinas will be the best ever.
Strings of colored lijshts, obtain-
able at reasonable prices In sev-
eral local stores, will be in evi-
dence on outside trees nnd on
porches and windows, as wjll as
inalde.
It has been pointed out that a
masse of lights of Intricate^ design
is not necessary for a pleasinc
display. A few lights, well placed
in slmnle desljrn, with harmon-
ions color effect, might be Just
as pleasing to the eye. Neatness
and originality art Important
factors In beautiful decorations.
Outside displays do not requirs
Installation of outglds electric
outlets. Extension cords may be
run out through windowi, and
the cracks stuffed with paner or
cloth to keep out the cold air.
The strings of lights may, of
course, be kept from year to year,
with the occasional replacing of
a bulb the only cost of upkeep.
Miss C, R. Leedi Has
Critical Operation
Miss Caroline R. Leech, who has
resided for many ytari at 604
Atlantic av., underwent a critical
operation at the Hahnemann Hofi*
pital, Monday morninj?. It wai
performed by Dr, D, Bushrod
Jamep,
h
6f the Reading system will tnke llr City. A reaiure of it in
a subatunliftl drop, December 1, two ppiHOns may use the
h
that
same
and will conHniie'on the reiiiici-d ticket; If they are iraveliiiK to-
basis until March 31, according 'getliur.
to nn official announcement irmde ! tlim rare reductions bring the
yesterday. The Rending bolicves !price of tickets lo Derail City
the lower rates will nuilerinily til li.M foi ime-wiiy; »1.• r> for
aid the traveling public anil ne- |thret-iliiy excursion, ami J2,2ii for
iunlimited rniind trip,
Iti imikiim the niiiioiini-enient,
E, D, Oslerbout, paHHeiltser triimc
manaRer of the Rending systein,
mild; "It Is believed Hint lower
fiires nt this time will materially
aid thr trnveiiiis public iind ae-
ceierrite buHiness in Atlnntic t'ity
and other seashore resorts. The
throe-day tickets, the manage,
mpnt hnlievns, will jirove to he a
(sfent r.onvenlence for tiersons
spending a week end nt the m'a.
shore. The bun tickets from
Reading Terminal also hnvp been
reduced to the lowest figure
celerate business nt the sen»imrn
resorts,
, chief amnnji the roductintis is
the return or the $1 Sunday ex-
cursion, which has not bein In
effect since the war. The tlrltet>i
(1.50 tickets nnd will he good nu
the 7:B0 II.
City. Stone
and Cane May, and for any At-
lantic City trains between R n. m.
and 2 P. m.
nl. truin
Hnrbor,
for Oiptili
Wlldwood
The three-day coach ticket hns
also been reduced, the new price
thf" being t!.2S for Ocenn City nnd since the Heading entered the
" atoiie Harbor; $2.75 for Wllilwnnd highway trnnsporlation lii'lil."
mp,
The laMat
was i
rt ii that she
e laMat report ii that
resting fairly comfortable.
Florida Resort Is
Ocean City Booster
Prof, ami Mrs, Samuel Cohen,
of Somers Point, who are winter-
ing In Plorjdai are at present en-
joying a stay at Orlando, which
they say is giving Ocean City a
big boost, especially at various
club meetings, which are held
nightly at the chamber of com-
meree building.
"This Wednesday New England
ill hear something of the beau-
ties of Ocean City; last Thursday
week, the New York Tourist Club
became quite interested although
many never had hoard of Ocean
City," Mr. Cohen says in a letter
to The Sentinel-Ledger,
"I take this opportunity to wish
everybody a happy and merry
Christmas and may the new year
bring to Ocean City and the people
greater prosperity, wealth and
happiness,"
Anniversary Sale of
Shoe Store Is Success
Sidney Robinson, proprietor of
the Royal Shoe Store, of Ocean
City, reports that all receipt rec-
prdi for hig business were broken
lait (Saturday. That day marked
tht opening of the store's eighth
anniyefgary. te
Mn,
QiMM
Mawten Towtwend,
nt 8»ti "
C'HIMNKV FI11E 1'IIT OIIT
A chimney fire at the home of
Ire. Mary Wells, 642 Haven av,,
van extinguished by, firemen on
ilontlay morning tifforp it could
nreiiil to Hie roof lit the dwell-
ng. rheniicals were used,
Plremen from both companies
esponded lo the alarm,
Nine Ocean City
People Selected
For Petit Jury
AU Sections Represented m
Panels Drawn on Wed-
nesday of This Week
NO UPSETS LOOKED
FOR IN THIS TERM
All Members of Septem-
ber 1 ! "Fbed" Jury Are
Misting from LUt
Granil and petit jurj panels for
the December term of court were
drawn, Wednesday, by Sheriff For-
rest M. fitch, Jury Commissioner
Charles A Norton and Common
Pleas Judge Palmel M Way
Court House officials have ex-
pressed satisfaction with the pan-
el- tinil expect that the December
term a* court will not be marked
by any upset, a W
This week lie la
tiaing the fenrth
Brown peekeibepk wllti'
tnn, n V" ^tam^
Hid. containing mil,
Priig Stole, Phone
18H.R 1 or Benllnd 1
nei
Put l.lock «ni
pun] doir
E J S'lmhrook,
Ocinn i"lt> SOU during'.
nntvllli 1!U W, alter I
11 2S It-r
For Sile
NfiW Viotroln. lln>(Uy
Plcndiire Av«.. Plmne
City, N. ,1.
SJ Blmtem Killion
Bt.uk: r«a«onuWB,
Acidn-«« »ent|nel-l
Ooonn City, N. J.
Part Bred Boston
piiDpy. T we«lt» sia, .
Siil DelBneey pi,, Deawtf
phone 1801-W,
llA.tpii trilok, piinal
•omhii
N, J,
. Holla HGWIU.1
Mr, Dykes died October 23, The
Entertained at Moorlyr
The members of the Gloucesta?
b
wIlllnB ._ .._
fare work In the resort if pol-
lllcs is taken from the federation
of charitable organizations and If
no public display is nmde ofethe
neonle who are benentted by the
Buy Back Prosperity
A large number of Ocean City people will havt a
splendid opportunity next week to do their share to
bring about a business revival in their .community
And in thut way thty will, of coursi, be helping them-
Helves, It's an axiom that when a city prospers, it's
people alio prosper.
On Momisy, the banks will distribute $70,000 worth of
Christmas savings fund checks. If only half of this sum is
spent in Ocean City's stores, it will send $9,000 a week Into
the] 1" tills for the next four weeks. This, in addition to their
normal receipts, will give them a profitable Christmas sea«ori.
The money spent at these stores will, in turn, be used to
help pay Ocean City taxes, to buy necessities lit other Ocean
City stores. It will circulate in local channeli.
Ocean City stores have progressed to a point where their
merchandise selection and variety can meet practically all re-
iiulrements. A~iil in price, they can mett and beat the stores
of Philadelphia and other distant points.
Many local Christmas ihoppers have in the past made their
first and heaviest purchases in these distant starts ind have
fHled in ih§ odds and endi lqailly.
Supposing we help to buy back '
Chrtottna-Bfeurtn by '
work. The rivle Club did not
', send a delegate, to the TueidBy
night meeting of the Federated
Welfare Committee, since fts
meeting was held on that night,
but it adopted a resolution con-
cernlnj welfare work.
The organisation point! out th»t
lit has been engaged la Wtltoi*
work for the nine years It tu
existed mid says It has alwayi
desired to co-operate with tht
city In all- things pertaining to
the welfare of Its people.
The resolution was that "the
Ocenn City Civic Club go on
record as being willing to do. Hi
share If an urbanization la *f-
fepted mieh ns they Bays In
other cities, If said organliation
acts Independently of polltlOl,
and no public display he nrnde
of the names of those uilittd."
Irving W, Street will he Inf
Bptaker at the next meatlnf_ef
the eltth, it IB annonnefd.
sember 6 will be piiestii of
management of the Moorlyn then
ire the preceding evening, togethei
with the local team.
Champion Doesn't
Want City's Bills
To Sound too High
When the city clerk reads the
amount of the bills, hereafter,
he will he asked to differentiate
between current expense hills
and interest on bonds and notes-
Mayor Champion thinks he
ought to, At tlie commissioner'*
meeting, Monday, the mayor
said!
•There's a bif difference be-
tween current bills and Interest
bills and sometimes the total il'
pretty, high. When it ii, people,
lk d t h other Is If
spending
' "
prty g
look around at each o
to say: 'Don't mind
money, do they!"*
, Ltwli and John
The the week-end with
following; eanmlttees wan nuonllHr. nd Mrs. T. T. ft
to viHit the schools: WMley «?. I J ^
. WtlUr Wilk^]
MM, Charles H»nd; CtOttU-
L radiq net,
eean cr
RCA jl, 1
it>.
Iyng»low—No caih
at Mtraniar. I
;.U convmrtnee*
ll.Jl-tf-o.
Write Box ^
T. Oman (m, M.;f