Jun 1926 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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^p^p^on Made Manager
IBISOcean City Development
jp^jujjg.'-Penn'B Football Coach, Is Appointed Dim-
||fa|piJei For Eastern Binniylvania—Announced
**'**MM«etilli oi lay Front Land Co. Directora
l Tramp," ,m be
The Man Behind the Smile
How time dms fly.i
i never heard him mi ' '«** •."»* > ""i.
But he', sot a unlle toat ntu hli •"»««> •» »J «• sonita
»,„ riding our bicycle after
W y, «»«>•».'..• ««.'• «I.i 1
If things go wrong
complain, - girla BrB s g^j deal like soap
Just tries to see the Joke! giggles. If ther like you ther
' - x^mmi&iiF^nitKBIlSglJSLj He's always finding little ways wm clean you m|,en you go out
Doe Kughea tells of a certaln-j Oast your paraipnia upon the Of helping other folk, with them,
uilnesa man who has been a waters, soys tfi 'Mumimv** • , .
er then dar§ «--'— • '"- -
1 was just getting a Eood
^t Ig.oi, standard
e, or one hour later aecordini "hat people of food breeding
I to darllght saving time. Last We " elothes tail an j
Bank- Build, Freshman," and the comedy hit A « lr I I taow
ce, lbs com. delighted everyone who crowded Wust be awfully well-bred
lenlce to co- Into the theatre. Another comedy Became I saw her on the street
e City brut- will feature the bill at the show And Ber dreis was so Inennspiou.
lllni "West n«t Jlonday morning and from
ous
'•'.-; -. . tnt advance reporu it Is making T *M "' wasa't untu I was real
the btiBlnesj aa great a sweep of the country '!««
of Atlantic BS gu the masterpiece of Harold "M* ' uld say for sure
[|y Mmpriw uoyd. This U the first feature Ttlal nhe had one on.
M mr Wont production ever Bade by Harry »_„ „„.. ,5—3:. _. ,
fit, laelud. LaBgdon, but the seven reels « eomoarinL L ^ " *"" "
"f^eanipiw eompletelr monopollie one'a at- "^SfffWJ 101 !*, . ..
Ocean City, hardly noticeable.
h
How
eMravaganl!". Bnlit the
Bnanclal
tggJSim it'AtlaiitW City,
«pi«5jn|bma. J. OBrUtensWaltot
automobllB deab
pttfiBttt, City, iearst|^i'
ira'/H; Johniion, of Ocean
SUlSirAna .deiler In plumbnippriiis;
John Simon, of
^Clty, real eotate dea|er|
rd : Mabel mrrar. 8nt violinisj of _J °f'
M. Woolton, engineer,
MMjto,; C«ri, V. Slauley
no > ««"«* «• ««. "«
the Cleveland Ladies' lymphony % ¥ n u t ehl«eii."
2SS-^if* B H '^ •"; Un - Hotar,=3ow can 1 Bake
eoiaiement here latt m«ht and my husband jealoiu?
she .a, given an overwhelming Mrs, Bomft—Why you old
overture when she appeared. This fashioned tWni dlvir'ee hta>
I« not her irsl appearance oe- oivorce mm.
fore an Oeean Oitj audience, and
ber engagementt here are always
welcomed by the nusle lovers or
the resort. Miss Farrar will be
at the Mborlyn again tonight and
on Saturday.
ABBther special Bttraetioa
which met with great favor last
ftW^P^*"!;'^ 111 * Jl Wm»Bi' Boyal Accordians OBB
s'-S|li^ yiftwtf «««» MIB Anlto BUBO, The . music
flP *^r r CIW; WM tftraordinarr, but Miss
W%lBPW8W» M r. "^ Busiotoolt down, the house. The
ftfflS* Wtoraey and As- little niiss, formerty a member
lelphi^ and Atlantis City Witt and" Berg Coming
«j|tt,p*«tor. In •ddltlon to ihe latest pic
»«^|j^WeSr lh ? company tu« of Harry langdon, "Tramp,
M«lW.WJl0|MJ4,* along Tramp, .Tramp,'' which will he
BBpfflySfttlni N«r •«>* (Se hoiioay show, and on Tuei.
fftflifWwa with Southern Jay; Manager Stanley hu se-
MffiWW mmspm&r Oteat cured the added attraction of
pWffiflayv;! «=' Witt and Berf, npveltF Instru-
^tf^:t*o^m|BUtei from mentaflsts. for the tint three
^W**S«W?«-WW" fiVS Of Bettweek, They will
^W^BttWlt-Jpeeatf pity, appear also ' at thi special
WptJ^cUoBi .Whljlh the eim- matinee on Monday. ••-•_-•
|gn|Wf/S|^!rJ«. latin. Thi two are'hannonlsti of un-
Buy Today For
Profits Tomorrow
Investing in Ocean City Real Estate Today will mean
quick fumo\ter and certain profits. Real -estate values
are as sure to advance as the growth of Ocean City
is certain, r
Write ua for more information on Ocean City.
CORP.
FOR
WILD WOOD'S
Most Valuable Business
ilk Front
Direction of fie 0e§. W. leawtt m
BcieatincaUy Vtatflattd L,
Complete Change of Program E
t or the I to la •smehndT somebody else. aln"'• —~' W
oj ih#y
gAnjiouncBnienl was nans res. expects to market Hi later and" buiterltT from Ihil Whenever yon
iilplii^Objr. the Board of Directors 2000 lots before the. end of theSutler
Motait. »,««« Bri.nd.ba £J
tlfiffjto Front Land Company, season.
eaten from tie peeling. ~- '
butter knife is held und
rK on (he «tr
jg m.«iie pjloe,
The time has cone when,a §olf
; ::. :_ _..„ unity
that endeavors to attract visitor 2
Htjf bounds until it is the univi
bad sPort in America today, "Unless
B!Oman City can offer its visitors
v the attraction of a goir course, it
Is but natiirai that the vislioia
,1.,' This was iho declaration of former,
Baccalaureate
Held on Sunday
hard Buffo
Iho winter i
tbat with tin- arrival of the
ion's vlut torn sad the *-••'
heavy automobile
section of the city.
The a
the Iflok of pre
|bjt^tjon»t)lc feature! The former Mayor was called I
Ap as fnuijii a$ psssi-^upoh to express his opinion as la ^^^
lied that i
V TS'PVgW :t what a golf club and course would 1
ed and aim carncody petitions tl
1 something bo doae in that scotlon
. ,, -,„»»• Tbe baccalaureate terviees for!
1 by 1 the graduatlnE class of Ocean rity.
il hotel own. H|IB gen00[ wm be held In the
r, Bhanti asserted that he „. , _..... ...,,tJ „ ,1 NO CIX
'ife location on Ure around »'«r t°» «»d « »!*« number or «e
ffit- s i» rfi, (it,.,%f I,' llhs women, A foil cop would 'oi iB6 lo(!a| gehooi will take part
mm. f * "' "" «« »n inwntlve for n«ny persons ,„ ,„„ ^ of ,ta „.„,,.„ wn|ch Mus, ^tajn p^^i, j o
h.**& ^ * |cP^ailoiZe"SK,%S J---J* «~ Open S.ree^er Re^r. .
^tofiiii f
* lillne Aboul forty persons attended
b dinner meetinf, which was a vote of thi mimbers o
to be *loed over by • I. Howard graduating .class to deliver th
We()uin. The purpose of the meet, baccalaureate sermon. Dr, Evan
a place |nl wal jrieay outlined by him, has s selected lte us his subject, j "Plant , p
be well Temporan' ofneials of the newing
a Orovs', The speaker, al
.stment by the sale of lots.
I Holy Trinity P, H, Church. .•_.,
I deliver the invocation, and ti Chimplon informed him
We Need To Be Ever Alert
"The dangers to America to
day are more from within 11
they are from outside Its
dors," declared
Charles Uhl, Idress
at the 1
S.,,d1that th. company «uart« comport W, Twh
have no more privilogea llnon, jr.. Clinton JLowden, Rua
at Opening
and the Bsgrdwalk, was
cenc of the renewing of
old aequaintahceii on Satur>
iver one hundred members —
riends visited the club >
... ...g pier, which Ir
!n repaired this spring, •*•
'back to making
deal success was
rlok the falllure
or the fish to attend
ad- (he ru nction. A few of the
hie of the niembers sue.
in landing a few croak*
1 t,_,,> kingRsh, but the ,
irts brought many
to the opening who had
visited the clubhousg for ,„
past several years, With the ra-
Will Cover
Investigation
laat-'fet
The'e
holidays coat Kb
ardor of to*. prftB
who, let TPBB
e
on Hunoajfion
«m
PoBslble ror-b. tslnl
time Ui sawn
erowded, siai
to thi
been get
s islpni
aa ismsmioE
& building, they tqar dawn the
Btrueturg which Is the support of
our eaiintry. If we want to
eQnpervB these things we muat
— scene of the reported aeeldeal ai
be evsr ftlert*"
In Quandary Where To after a liaithy march located I
Rev. IJfil stirred the great
6 as|, w m m e Con,pally
DiepOM Of Rubbish °«.
in • have to follow the regular
erowd which attended I he serviees
eendueUd undtr the aus-
rocedure and obtain a permit pices of the Oegan City Tsber-
rom the city when it wiAes to rtaeio Assooiation. The Audi-
pen the city streets to make re-
ng a Orovs', The speaker, al- pairs, commissioner Robinson
torium was well filled when ha
though hough having no charge In this thisaid
that representatives from the
Btart#d hia nddregi.
city ity, has often taken the place oof
company had sought pernUslan The Morgan-Han ek Psit Sand,
wl * a ___i NoUcujg
° P»«««
four feet lined
under.
up -*?^^ l iwd oftho season
.The trowdn began
luesti hm fof ;»hB
S£3i"£S^|
Tbe Commi,^rs approve the under the ear, Offlcer Fangburn ^TJ*3^^
sugfesllon offered by Mayor Cham. »"»«. "O««. that's runny, look J,^ JS^|p
pion to cover the dump located on the car'a standing up and tht B"W. HK^^m
the entrance boulevard between «w »» underneath," ,]
So'mera Point and Ocean City with Just then one foot was raised /yj tie 'kBtiW, f(pHl
the broken eoaerete eicavated by and started to scratch the oppo- Ul{!l[ liau of Buoataeic'
debrIJ ffom m m
would give the elty I
.ount'wis iraduallj"innnMised K«J" B ' Cl """ *""" :"•""••"' Sde Showa Market Firm With the Trend of Real Eitate A|gor ,,„„„,„, a talleaB
i3^om Point Wd Tribute I
were, two youths'
itlltw.
lya again atana4 post 'itiM
••••••• , , ^nePr.pert.B.Wnhdrewh , ^^h^^he^r - ^^gS^| ^»-^«
Mwritenofllii-Hiih-
Cl
Traiman Will Continue We N.« Saturday Ata
an inancjating plant jollir a rear and the taies. Or t_
oiiMtMim 1927, the course could he P»f*M ed "f "Synin, Love «»!»*, Al> Love New prices for, real, estate, Fpfjnef, Bandit Pleaded
.. ,,.v>,;,> the golf club for IUO.OO0 now. BK#l|lBli •.•
re sol and mar bargaini fi , f m Clemeney
T*^' If the club wished to bur the isrpl0BJ "MantliUT a-Drove,"
\"f > • * coune between the Brit imul „ ;|, Bl*O!wSWft5!^
ping along" at a rato of speed of were Biittar than mackerels, TBoy A|iilou»h naluralir BnouftiwS
•-Kny'dena frjxs ^s^njrjzj'si zs£s£$&®M
Voung, of Hikton, Md,
a* •
m,i d i-H i».i»H Wars for clemencr morning, when ho Used Cat
to return to Ph'lsdolphlW^JJJ'fco ^m breUBh| B?fori the »1B, but suspended the payment of
thi! nno until the taxi driver is . •••."••
ns were Involved in thebeing
drunk.
arrested rof a second offenie. • [nfoml(|tiori Clerk In
letlons,
Young, on Bunoay evening,
1 Brmness of thje real estate visited the section of the colored
residents of the city and after
ihurr A«W!««*|MB; *U|( sneir which lastetf .6
It was apparent that many
, but ho at least'hag After LoiiB IllneM
wners were not In h|Me in dis tp try the stunt over
^prihnl r.rfldtintine: Clasa 'II porins of tbelr' ta'aldftisa for many Ugaln and pleaded with i tho Heal estate reiw was saddened Commorce, ' ' ',.••.', ''',
gcnooi MHBHIIB : ,, ,11 proporiiM were wltharawn from U|agi,trate to be permitted to .ia8t Sundaylo learn of the death • the civic organization (lans.tfl
Rhoda Bella-rjowaanii: Ar- f thejnartitt aftei' Auctioneer Tral- ,„{, ti,B elty imniedlately. Bitipe Of Mrs,. Bllpahelh M,.Kiiehii, keep a modem travel and. iniorma-
*OUdyi' Oeeella I tahllshed new JfaWea .for the par a BnLe Ware- followed the- known realtor, 'Mrs. Kuehn'nad tte, vlstlbrs tola. •ea«og,,lJ Bj^tftI
.-«*,»...._.-_, u^^^.,,. ,, t >.. •___ ;^ ( |- „, m ; m e i a, Me ia\beti ,n HI health Mr MveralplRl^aii'" 1 '""^'"'" 1 **'"-- 1
i
to tho largev'tt
AUantlo Avinj»(
waa maducUBe
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W, Llgglt, pr Oak Lano uj> in
cd their house at 841 Brighton
1 over the week end
P Cooko and family of
Wilmington, Del are at 910 Sec
Street for the season
ItrvH Joseph Kulp and wife wire
aiming the week-end visitors Rev
la'DUtrlct Superintendent or
district of ttao Metiux
a former pjntoi nt
"Mm Flint Methodist Church hero
:\ iJittla C Alexander of Philadelphia
iriU at her home. 824 sten
'Inn Place, over the week end
A % .»', _ _
, Mr J 11 E. Costollo of pwedesfcoro
N J, lfidt,)Sh WeiOsy Ave
(inn for the summer
I Mr and Mrs 'George Carlisle
daughter*. Sara and Dorothy,
Ullil son. EphralC! ot' Brldgeton
W«n> motor visitors lo Ocean Uty
on Monday.
Mils L. Crawford, of Phllkdel
phla waa a week-end visitor n(
Wi fennlyn Place
r.
/.Mr. It E. Hill, of Philadelphia
the new owner and manager of
(lie lUlcyon Hall She entertained
h Lome party over the week end
and will open permanently oq
Saturday
(•ft A. Mailer, ot Philadelphia,
rail at 876' Brlihtpn MoiM over
lbs ireek Aft.
i, • nuawr and Mrs ipaul Dare.
0MHH City-and were nmong tho
jU Andubon, spent Monday nt
JBoardwalk' promatjadera. *,
* IIowarA^Unrtman or Wyncote.
Tt it stoWihig for' iha.BUBimer
>t VW- Filth Street.
' Horace B Ilogelaad, of Newton
To. has leased, fl gummer home at
Ut HL Charles 'Haas"
lln, Addlson Sharp lii enjoying
i motor trip through Maryland.
Mr*, c FlKher. cf MerchnntvUlo.
J, has opened her apartment at
~> Hecond Street for the season
,_ Ii Swing, ot Bryn Mawr 'Pa.,
• *t 163 Ocean Road for tho sum-
Mr. and Mrs, Mali Bchalfer, of
Audnbon, ipent tae week end oi
the Euesta of Mr. and Mrs. Clarion
Balnea Brick,
Mrs, Elmer J. Pearl was a* recent
Qiinior City vlaltor.
From the Water
Direct to You
FRESH
SEAFOOD
One nice thing about a laglo is
that when the people who insist
on taking you riding on SiimJny
afternoosa come to lee you, you
can get even.
DAILY
Fish Oysters Clams
"Crabs Crab Meat
We jyicit Your Patronage
Phone Oraeii PareW ly Filled
Isle Seafood Co.
iMsbWyr Avenue] - .- ' Ocean City, N. J.
SftA'v Phone 211. W *' * * '
Phone 211-W
OCEflH CITy HEWS, OCEAN CITY H, 7
caum which
are likely to n
of benilache'
Mr and M u John F < i Intuit
Hpent tho I >li I ty at II e Del i n I Tells How To -'j^
Water Uap
Select Cheese
Mr an I Mrn. Ocor^d L ijl i I
of Morton 1 a ur «l ending » ft
ddyn r i ll e pucin of Mm M i rl Avoid Gassy Cheddar, Saya
ljik f t tttral Avenue
College Dairyman
Ml i h lull sir i>[> i of M ill i
I rricnt tin- ik i I Hlth Mi
Mrs, A. J. Gatchell, of Pbluulel- nl ll Lj»r n Mck r n r
mi (ho week end nt 626 West Irnll Itr J_
Ocean Avenue. I
— Ii Jam 3 r Hrv i )f ( mi
Harry W. lelb and family, of « ,i „» nt k i week In tl li r , rt
Upper Darby, Pa., Save opened —L
thelr BUmmer home af'417 Ailyuryl Mr ".Ill'ini L "llberl unj
Avenue. lilmthtir Nin 5 li tu l 1
~— |fr pindinr f w d i t Hi
Mr. and Jira. P. Leroy Howe nod |,, (111 rl i u tl t in Thilud I
family spent the week end ill MI).' ,,| |a
yllls and Vlneland, I -,-
-—— [ Mr in] Mt J I t-ulnuin Ji
Patrick Harding, of Canirfen, ll spent Hi I i I t lhi> Ij 1
at Plymouth Place and Boardwalk ware Water Gap.
for the ieason.
.Mlff3 VAtui lukti hii.n returned t)
Rev, William K. Fisher, of Weil her home . In this riTrfirt tift i
FUladelpUa, la •topping at 853 spending a few pleasant weeks
Fennlyn Place for tae
nllli rt'lulivi. in .Morton. I'ii
Mrs, J, Louer. of Brldgeton, was
among the Boardwalk promenad.
en on Mondiiy.
J YOUR BIRTHDA BIRTHDAY
Rudolph Oelme .of Colliiigswoad.
N, J., is at 700 Moorlyn ferrlice I /? IT Tins
wrrk ?
for the aeason of 'JE,
June 6—12
Hoscoe We«t ana family, of If your hlnliiluy l» thl» w
Trenton, N, J., will bo at 862 you nre ponitlve. Hhrewd, j
Fourth Street for the lummer, lilbliin-ti. mill »(iint>what hunt to
Mrs. K, W. Williams, of Phlia-
plena?. You nre DI
detphla, gpent the week end at viuitim>3(Hnf? unil reurlefui. You
133 Pooolyu Place,
act uulckly nml lint>ulMlvi>ly
You lire deinoiiHti-allve.. affection
WiiiinttV C, Murgatroyd, at WIU ate, nnd have HITOUK lden|lt>
nilncton, Del,, will spend the sum- You ilb not like a great niun>
mer at iij park Plan,
propk
Sarah Q. Cook, of lala. Pa, has
arnuiEed to jumner at 114 fleconil
Street.
Mr, and Mrt, Fraheli Wore
moved yeutenlny from their home
at 1029 Aflbury Avenue to their
new residence at IIS Palen Flue.
Mr. ant Mrs, William Loper and
Mr. and Mrt, Charlu Barnett, of
Milivltie, motored to Oeean City
jesterdar,
Csarlea Bayard and family, of
Philadelphia, have opened their
cottage on Central Avenue for the,
season,
1 out of tlm cbeesu and (iulckly
(OHtt-'il. liml lluviirs ftro non
iilwayn *'tpoiicd by b»d ndorft-
New Vilues Set By Real
Eitate Auction Sale HLW.
(I 111 u I fr in r-ij, On
TlH* llrtUftfWlfft Cull J1ITT** f
illnappoliitnicntH In buying t-]\en\
ulth 1 el\ looms an 1 I* b
ito wa foi fMtlll A I i t iry it
mudt* Their- exintencn can I 1 1 10 W I \tl ill A\ ll
(itUci^vtl tiy iiunicrouii smull on Hi Ltipoon ^a will 1 inn
louml or HllKlitly flaMon^n lit>)< (mi till, mi rk 1 ft i th hi I
A 1| L|I 1| r cho io thut elven III I i ii h 1 |8JUU
jihhi IiKllcittinn, JiH It In iilmoat A I t I imuT mlj nral nd
in havi* a vilf flavor T» I 1} >n 1 ^H t n All J
w 11 riulrkly H 1 p I up
look mote like crackH arc cailbtcl it S335O, Thi< lot I>| up to III H.I
by i nkt tt([ j i minf Tin) WlliulnKtnn ii|izirtiiient i
the uhw'iy.'. ra,th«r I ban by . ml nt H'^l! Oiwttn Avciiiu;. was wltl
CHIIMH. T)||» dttfrci IU.VA m t ilriiwh from thi
ncci'inuirlly hint th« flavor >r
the cl Hii, :LII.unt«t r « ' l »» ' M ' a '« r * I7B adiicbca
ton
fi*l Wiis. or f »
fioin om II th I nt 1 aim in S1I loin Uotwcen Twonty
Ifr t 1 tin 1 in n to 1 I till.
elKlith ami Twenty-ninth Street
yiuni, I r Ion u li w » a li )
in WiMl A veil us. brouclll J3r,00
A frann.' [.tillni^H on two lots
him If I IK 1c m n ii
jilt i sin li L tilt, ki 1 1 nt il
130 mill 57:12 Weal Avenue
I r. thi I til on nn 4 sou I li
Kiilil fur fl.000.
111 I illi it. 111, IT li lit it
A (tO-acn^ farm mill fan 1
house ut Col-bin City oold for |G7
I Ift I th t I i d irtldni,
per m:r«. A rlvtr front property
th I lit imi 1 t i (AUh J
tlth 11 riontaEU of 400 feet (in|
tl in li i in rrli i t
I he Tuekahoi! river anil 400 feet
Buyer Takes a Profit
1 1 h > taji \ 1th an el^'ht
room fraiim dwelling *wajt
\ t v family dp nil
s i s n i si i t « i j}l 1 f i
fill 0 It 1 | t I ill
1 t O\ II I I I ll lul II i)0o
ll It' 11111 I I
On s in i) lit I th
HI I till i U In I ,1 ill!
I K 111 ly h ii ilil 1 I
1 of,
will
e cjei
aim/ p
room g
knoekeil iluwn rur »:|.0O0.
ait iiiinoiiueeil Unit tho Bale
. riiilil lit* eonttnuiMl next B» 111 r
I ihiy nftei niHiii. when lh« balonce
1 if I hi: pi ufior 1 li'.i IIHIIIII would br
I plaeeil on tbo market.
l< t i I
ii th I I lt> i II l i $1 I "(I
ABOUT YOUR •
Burfruin In Riviera
Ti 1 LI i tip if I i u i HEALTH
ij^iln throtti ii il n tli i n i
Mill) I ll I I 1 til Thingr You Should know
row I i w II li 1 i 11
Thi- blilitlitK on thi>.^i> lota
i'il nl $15.00(1. The HLCIPII I
s
i n for il III) I n i, ll i 1 Ptlhaja 1U«III1I |
l ui I by . win ii I w i a Headaches
und r 111 lmpii In il I xhi M ,, nBLl „, h lrt
,,,'tT'no" ' lul ut th
arv s
tho n
wlili.li
tun
cull d fronllsl|'
due to thp
pff irto ah 31..
thi. pi li |H a
Linn at the
above the
c nntipallfa
Baial
to 1 fictlve e;
they in y
ills HH or 14
tion or to VQ
naturil poaltioa
Masnat and
niov nicnla nqd
eiclii- In tho
a« y tul at
to fatli ii ui
i • appan ut
neh i h n alh
itt Ihiitu! to dl
ltulf The oe
II ultil Una
heada h tableta
r il
at inn 1 M
u int ible ph
lioul I n I be
up III htly T
\( m tl Ini p r
|n bond to bManis the rniuan' '( J
golfirs
a iiioiiiber.
(A illnnrr Mil '
Reuben \V Edwarda stated he It was decided to ulect iwvornl Frlc touch wtlli tb u ||,
HIIU tl>n of Hie cour»i lecliu 1
li II i ninltt 1 It wotil 1 h om
of tl Am t in I N w
]>•) riln I my with the
I til., that tt rt n tu y
Tb 111, i i
,trumc, whl li ixiecdfd aiiytliliie
vi tlenced n tl In
II i i i « In tbH Ktatn Th I
Pr II >i|,l Hi In 1 ly
-t except
•lui'Iiu
y ii t ill b dilli ibli frint
llu I lid tliv mlililli
Dll t )i fi n i >
with Atlantic city i li '
OT tl
mrie than on at I le tiom
finon lu:tt yi^ii
CD lion o an ( li> I lil i , rh
I If r 11 win It I ll hlih
tlie lo als win
Merluuit uci-UlMil!
Clly Cb'ili wao uiilhorlunl 1
in H urr indlnt! UIH emm* |
by the Jrftt-rit * A
•Id n wen* rt'iiorteil lo
l* ll Inline lit t 1> r r III
i III I an ulii | bi ak The
larg ly of in mil I
bill i niHItmr were any
n ip 111 il r Hi
ult 1 tl Lai f the sc nho e
I (._n In an In bo i
of tl
Injured, anil only
kl i i null, || i .1
gam lot y ot d y' (lik urri
HUH ilone to the cars. L lr
ll lii iii i ti> nou h I i
10 back ntioni, to dov In p r i I i tit i
a 11 ih R nr cc I in it foi 111
' | Ittlns Mo lJ t »ni I houll i k bun for tl
r) liurtl i f f Irwnyi an I
,n at Mui 1 II i I 1)11 I hi in My li i II i ri i
ilnr tin for n L in
tl ii I il u ti -,,1 i ll 1
lit, hut OeorK
BlfuliB team hat rn I i tlltl)i I I kl . It 1 Urn .Oily kn rn will 1
1111, 111 tou tn In whl I | I hi y M I i nl i I h II c
li titlll a anl llu I •« it 111 i i II I i 1
lp'on 1 ABliI 'I "m 11 I |
i 1 tho i it
younl. rocUi ' by 111 ondwl,o It! i l
, tilt nnikli E f i 'I' 1 kl I r •] •• mljl 1 loi
I playi i lin I 11 in lib * ' „ , cll r il « j I I
8 provniblal du k i Hi h ,,
, , „
hurler had BOII ihli!, I) Al , l3,u
I und inly >y •" ""' ' ' u „, ,„ , Ihl ,, , ,, ,,
lUDg t-ame wel 111 y ibl
tli better of thi lo Jl ||)rln|hlt.
litre f03tei H Ine l
|
> became apparent and I el >r
E iiampe le cqnld be il pped
I Kame was lo 1
._wn en 1 wai on tl e mount!
[ita I"' "'"' '" '' '' '°'" 1
with the Minis < uni t
Hid tltchel comn rd , tnc s „,„, tl!I1| „„, ,
^ t/all l'ownsind ha 1 om bad
ihe llrut but could 1 in
thro l£h without serloui
pfe ha I M been given i llnle
t I y his teamu m
I-or uafs blows iilone > " n
', 'fi
i'J
A Pine Investment
! Chiiile:i 3. \Vn.>il ile:larcj tin
every iici-con iibiviild buy a bfin
I i i^il II I t the
Stirt Mfmbirahip Drive I I tiinrtl Me ii
lallve Hit, Biih;iinniliil Inereaie
jinx is still trailing John McGraw's team. He has half a dozen '
I For Golf Clul In tb^ valuen of f:olr club bomH
or more men on the injured list. But the New York fans don't seerjl
(Conlln i r I'niii' On.-1
Hi lit I il". I I ha I i:ie 1.1 n
to be worried about the activities of the Giants as long as the Yankees con-,
,, llll'il Will! Hie i in rf
Ol 13
iii.'i(;in[; th formation of
I I ucu trl » i li A II ii, t> ii^i me i I ill I I
tinue their sensational work, '
tit lecincatlon It i III In by'nearly ,1, pay Ih arturnl oyt or the
far tin Hi at bo kilt t-\ i u d 1 i I in 1 con trurtion |
ly th r i it | M SItin
it 1 I it van nio
Pep Young, Al Tyson, Hugh McQuillan, Billy Southworth, TrjavS"Jack-
I jnnty Pilllcllv llh tir H II to d t II 'tOIJ I ndj foi It mi
i quctt 1 nl 1 D t S000 Oci n' i li u lii It III 1 1 iy T p *M I I
son and Virgil Barnes have been on the ailing list. . f i *
< My b Itl i r r II Irltull) ut pi) II il I II in i y would
I be imed tor the coiiDlructlon or a
S far a^ caiistruitiun So many injuries during the final stages of the game last year kept the'
Memorial Day Crowds PERMANENT WIVE A goes we are Eomi, to Giants from making a better fight for the pennant. Howeve(f it is possi-
build better buildings both
Exceed Records
in appearance and actual ble that all their bad luck is coming at once and that they'll play the ball,
- balls and & couple of (Continued from Page One)
construction. They will be
L.plays netted the Atlantic of Ocean City prop#rtle§. The
more comfortable to live in of which they are capable when some of the regulars get back in the game.,
rttam tin runs during Hair
sale wai ft success from every
and M work in, Perhaps
_t ti (h)y ptttfunl^
[intll. However, in the third
that of agriculture.
ed (ill Saturday and iundiy and "Only two weeks left. Get
yonr wive now before pHci
Mo Moms Onnrds
Htlu. cff 0 2
2
l
, If
t»i>. lb _ A<
,p . o
• 3b i
,'lt , 0
|(Ue, 2b . . 0
8 1127 13
Z 10 24
9 by Innlngn Total
MOnards 300002000s—S
• City 0030201200—S
i ti Dangers
Arc'From Within
> i tin i •« rrom ragn Olio)
•> III of tint M D Church,
'IIIII ll Heighta, won the
'Vr (f the occasion
1 American Lt^Ion Band
Tl inaW patriotic nnd rn
«i It ctlon
.-nf J II IPs £. liake, preeldent
- "In Itbcrnstle AsHicIittton
J 'm ind alett displte his
(••jllir i years, read a patrl
f« nn the O. A. It Rnv
j Hm sole Burilvor of the
[Unihers who founded -the
Tt h fioem 1B IUI foHowa
= 0 A. a, On Parade
'h Who Saved Tho Union
VVi iiir' *"*"" '••*
JIP •„*'"' *'l»m wfntrr »liiiw«
li lln «unllRht .(alrer glows
T .'ilrest tlower that
EOTi OP."
AULTQN'S
Beauty Shop
118 So, Hew York Avenue
•TLANTie eiTV
MARINE 713?
Lewis Cossaboon
826 ASBOET AVENUE
Telephone C61-4
Comapondence Invjted
WHAT PROFITS?
Whit profiti are you making? If you have invested in Ocean
City Real Estate you have'already made a profit and are willing to
invest again.
You who have not yet invisted have profiti awaiting you,
• , Below are just a few of our good buys lilted tor your' conlidtration.
. '
New CoIonW House on Sea Bright Road—Four bedrooms, hath, living
room, dining room, library, kitchen, heater room. Pnee $15,000.
•'•."• • •' finanettl,
Two-Family Apartment House, belancey Place—Three bedrooms,
bath living ioom, dining room, kitchen, garage each apartment.
Price $13,000. Financed.
Lot on Atlantic Boulevard—Large. Price $7,000; Mortgage
Lot on First and Central Avenue—30x100'. Price $3,500.
This office will be glad to give information on any development
in Ocean City or vicinity.
For the welfare and betterment of our city,- Realtors do not
place signs on propertiei.
' ^ > REALTORS ;,,v;:;,^ ,
507 NINTH ST. ' ' ' »HHtt
Every Man Is
Three Persons—
We have been engagd in the real estate business in Ocean City for thirty .
years, and throughout that time we have always endeavored to make our
actions square with the highest standards of business integrity. By its
success or failure in that endeavor we are perfectly willing to be judged.
We Offer For Your Investment:
miiiiiiitfiffMiiiiiii i*iiiȤ>itilKH!Hiifi*HiMii(!l!HH"i
OCEAN FRONT
2S0 ft. both tides of Weilay Avenue with Riparian Grant
at Twenty-sixth Street. Price $100 a front foot leis than
ocean front in thii vicinity. Half caaK and half mortgage
COTTAGE
Vicinity I Sth Street and Aibury Avenue. Three bedrooms
living room, dining room, kitchen and bath. This is a
bargain at •
A $4,500 TERMS ,
This property is both a speculation and a good investment.
A Lot on Asbury Avenue up to grade. On the Ocean
side between Twenty-first and Twenty-second Streets.
4 Price $4,000 v
I nMMIiiiiiiK
* Fifty per cent. Mortgage r ?
For Further Information, Write or Call
* • VI
J. M. Chester Co. '1
30 Year* in the
RcalEitate
invited
i *
Service Rtttton
POST OFFICE BUILDING
Ocean f,ity, N. J.
Telephone N«> 1 and No. 2 \ '
"jVW.y^

1 I
life'
III
- ; $
4s
J
- J-f
i v-l.r
: fUna ted Lawbreaker
d Under Bui ay uevme
JBifrooper Han, Co* nor.
SIP*. on J rtl >w »' ter "
*«•.*• c "»' T be
president ot on» of
• >
an only abput 40 per cent oftlie|4!Kn; auolu, 85,378. The tmut I Mr». Dtvld
1BOH
eluded In the food valuation.
Mr, and Mm. Robert Thurlsw and
New jersey, are passing ft few Mr, T, Oeorfe Mlddlitown, who
(• a teacher at BetUeheni, Pa., In
gpeeial officer by Mayor George w, fB11rii»
doll at the request of Ocean City *' _ ^
Harbors Oempany. They cam. n, following jeople nttended
plain tbal lop Mil Is beins ilolen ,hg fair held by the Mainland
from their land. Recently a At|,ietle Association on Monday!
typewriter wan taken from the Mr_ m i Mra_ wiilinm MeOurdr.
ofllce of John J, FoMer on the j ^ Mi Mrs, gjg,,, p,,,Ui Mr.
rrounil, Bn,i Mm, Alfred McDaiiiel, Mr,
—~- and Mrs. John Osborne.
A social club of the glrlg at ^^^
Launch Haven called T. M, was „ j ^ , _ "Wookmllll ,,
en,er,,,ne| J, 111- Al.. «.r. „ "'J.Sl'UfrfoT^adeipSa'
as a banker M °' •MrtiDta, ban an opio
they had a portraits to report their, success,
ihiJh iuu Part, of tta 8M), ilw, ware
or ths assistant. "Hind y
superior said, "I am do!
beenuiio I eaiigeieritlaiiBix feel
lha, thnt youf temperament is
opposed to advancement ill this
Ijimlnms, and 1 fee! sure thnt
m w|u eV«itually thank me."
A week ago the former as-
Blatant called on the vice presl.
itenl arid evinced every sign of
c*i
fifel&i^Iffif "& .«*« ,UM ma, u.
• a h«n able to develop
;hla'nlatol.from the holster """ """ l¥s "* "** ""* ianie
OTSPttWnW brlureilrt rtmma to- an o»t«nt eomBaritiB
P W S ? ^ tovombly wltli any weitern t com
br regreation na» been profor
its sporttmen, without
° 1
»?« *- "J •»• Wrtsmet, then,.
relll win thai token before stMe Brownies at the State Bib
liiflMt°£S#SS temen, at HaetetWown, and at
^Hffli'n'ad^di to W«W torn, at Forked Biver Una
ppfenuh^th.ie.rcfr * » • The »*»« Wrti of
tfBffil, fiaa tW man WB» •""> I»ne4 In the survey do
«f«W0 ball for» h MClWlWta.Pavff.tl.o enure Mil.
Yilula Sutfiteilnnij
tlngllnuor. Acbarge will BY W I.TOMLINSON
amdci #iln« cHurelll ior
^pjljiiop is the of fleers
0Uk?liB of several ,a|.
mtsiSMa, -,
Buy your Toes at
mjtoKlhs at Cape May
&m• '*«'••Wiii braufht
Ipteiti;-a*- City Hall, f he
*«ypUBli( cSarBes of ml.
rear, :reil»llng nrrest anil
ijrtHS?#lbMy. Oevlne Held
(M^flndcr 11000 b*ll for the
^mmmm jufF>.: A
^ai|waB: not- ftUBd And
SMSi;.tak,r, biefc far 111
niniojplM
Wlo.Vault—U 'tis ft. «' 'b° I"
•EHUBIB records.
tNew reeor,,.
"S ^%^
nown the nolorloty of the
11 Sweetaer Has Found
l^onald Smith Is not ping,, pro because of the nil Victory Difficult in
|li turn of affairl of last yeM when had tile title witlill Walker, Gup Pl^
& and lost wheii the gnllery became inageaWe.
" grounds fo
stand. of Iho season {
i. gtan. western eluha. The A
vaalon of the Polo 0?
opened by the Beds
hiive known the. notoriety of the ' The surplus money from the h_ f^ ^ h ==„*==,
Pront Page, Qprtrude Dderlo and gale reeeipln af the two ilaya , ,-. n--|-ti inllelqii
Wills especially. The gal- pnr«wlenni interliallolllll golf ' 'j iS"?," .
lant ehannel attempt Ins! fall of lournnnienl between n Biitlsli wh|. ' ,7 in
tile New York mermaid nnrl Hie nnd an AmnrlciLn team nt Wonli- „„,„-„'',"',
WlllB-Unigleil HiBteli were twn ot woilli on Jllt'if- 4 nnd 15, will I10 .:. V 1.T! !"""
Iho blBgmt spurt MlfiricH nf ycwni. inni'efl nvir' i» Mm I'rnfiiwliillttl I* ,, ,„, ..ii,
anil exIruB ivllh glaring hend- Cinlfsnt' Amnclnllnn 111 slnii n ''"' •,.,,„,: B,1U|Mi
Hues told iho eagerly, awaiting tiioil 16 Unable Ilrlitah profea- '" " ,LB rMmm,
public the resulta. Bdilorlal «lonnl« to" visit the Ilrtlted atat p ,-1,, L S,
writers and artists gave their •in UJTj It| js Mped . Ihu* lo '!SI _iiShers N
vursion of the affairs as well as make. ,11^ affair' nil ,-iniuial one. Vll^in^ nn0' lne'
iiJVfW to the Mtiiith tfim "' c The
uhints men piayea six games with
the PIrntes and won flve of them,
the fourth contest ending in a tie,
1 tol, Bentqn anil Tesreau each 1
1 to L Bontoii and Tesroau each
while Schupp won one.
Having won fourteen ga"
those Wllene Job It IS 10 write
»> nWitiivf etenl to
Vmsed between- lhe frafaiiMBlt will be thejnfoied
Milt matth hemten -Welter linen ami Abe Mitchell.
i t * " ' •.••• I • • • ' • • • ' ' ' •
and plrture the tarld -ports. Du,
one whl "
i
in « lrt BflnB
j, Tfyckini aiDrnn
nir, Pninilng, DteiirallnB
•loiu.l iervicDi , :
"
row wlfhoiit being defe,,,....
lie ng th0 X:
fctlBcoteh Hall BL Lonis plnyo, tima It
Tlie niork paid n visit to Ibelr string to twenly-tt
Scotch Hall last Bunday whoro lories. These, sis games s
a dBUghtoi' was bofti lo Dr. and by ai* dlfforont piiehers,
Mrs,- MnUrlc'e / Peldmnn, Dr. lorions iwlrlerB were
reldmnn Is a druiglst lit MB Benton, •ehupp, Porritj
IBIB City, » nd mlUir i* ntm
ii'ffMiji,,.
- •
•^^dii:^V^.^w^^-!*|
'a session wore tho 1 •_ J.^i, Ui.', e their four aorlbs with tho
e IWctnnnrty Hays eluhs the alaKtu reniBlnod at their
Fitehera Too Idle home grounds for n aeries with the
, -—- , ; Bravda. Tho two toams met In n
Joe McplnnHy. who claims, to
plans
dqUbi0.header en ioplemBer 81
ve tJrBwn nioro eurvo balls ajjj tll0 QimU eBpiured both
ip f
an ^ut otherJtwo plichora in ^ i
iBterlB the year.
.ieleeted to play, on the.
walkor

IK
•'.H'.'i&.v'-.'
t=.", 7, ^ •.:.= .-*
iptura National Open
the leading contenders •"
Wt;'fVA '•«••>••••. .; for/, the national oj
'sapwarT'.?". . .bus, o,, m My,
OJIal Open Title- Down eolith last •
fiWWwlVp^ • •,,"• Nleholhv veteran ten
~ i6. nhaf. Just *£££
nslstent long hltio
In the Hit So
BUI and Gene played elghtoenj
hoICB and again ' "
iurningln •'"'
nine more
ini3j,_*i. :*: E 1 - . *i*e t!iy, ««e wltn
If^WIf roim jse national open at Skok
aaii^l^j'- 1 •" • 1988—the one I presents
S^fc'deihiteiy fmWml Harding." luck "to mil his tee shot to "bad
j . -•»••,-«-* He iopk. a prseUee swing with gj.ound, losing the championship,
iKLbMT tfcit: VH '"» clllb ' » «»»'••» Wn.erwp fe «. believed to have
KS.SH*," 1 '* "5 s easily, giving a ttelinf or per- „( a world's record at Sebrlng,
" " """ ——M. It seemed good to n tve roUn«ls, of eompelllivo
»( .rt,, h»nn.n. -..— dw lbrM reUnd» in B7,
• • - • - - h .
In thel part of IS2S, hi
illal- 1 '-"
players greater indl^iduai «• to anjihlnk. Its -iMport jnuil be
tentioti than they have, received an Indicuant REnlnst that whole
so far In the a»e wMlrfo! prae-' system, - ••• %, • f\
lite, according IB Athletic B|. for the nrltnary ha» been - a
rector Obartii H, Donli. It had sornr rallurt. It HUB loo mnclL
been pinned lo conclude tit It Is dangerem. Btace It too olten
M^M^pm
game lit Oodd Field between the le wrong, becaow It riemr given
neds and Whiles, two teams tbe"peor'n>«« » hit eliaiice, H • «»w
picked from nmnng the 60 h- ahould be •.Dollshed, and If tbe -.= -••- w ((
be of tbe muad, ' ienate committee nukes ibe fact pjj,,,, C|t)p _ ,,M, g,oi m ,gg („' („' s
••Rip" Miller uA Noble K»lier, plain, «e logtilrr will be worto »omm mini _ _ r r P"'"} ffg £•}{..''A
former Notre Bam* nun, will while. OihertNM It will not. |l!^s~ir~t— fan," |l|iiif: 1S !!s *
assist DoraU ne*t week. Miller • -i:—— • liSS,"'" 1 "" JZ-—tlU' if If |1 til iuvj
wu a eoieh at Indiana Int year, Dick quiver deela that much B^ H.rt»rzZr3^'t.oo if, *
Kaiier is • former team mate of or umnn Btnie consists of do- 5ffl5(!j5!|_1,7T-—"jJIS f'Bj
Miller, He was a line teach at Ing nothlni when there li a row Ar ' " "*""* — •-'
Purdue IOBI year. on, ' ' • •!• 7
Conunttni ty Progress
Henry W^d him bought an oldtime
eiaie Much. He 'probably In
j community' can timel toward tne effeetivft system of.
movable BOB! Hi pregresa no his new tnodela.
oommiinlty and people sla or IMO
5W
night, they can not only fonatall
their own •uceea but they
throttle their city at IBs mmB
time.
This Blamnse-twln relatlonnhlp
between the Individual and hit
conanunlty'B eBorU cannot be
overlooked, ,
cities have eharasterlsUce
mush the aanifl aa do Individuals.
BBd the character of • city rqprencntn
the aTerige eharaeterlitlg of
the, people llvlnK there, ' •
ot the re>
have; but I don't lend
• he hidIt
to strancen."
.Weight
ATLANTIC
\$ SCREENED,
COAL '
A small boy was alttlng next
to a rather fussy woman In a
erowded cart and he k«pi iniff.
ing In a moil annoying way.
J^McWIlivBibliilnM rScoW of years aio. Things Tiave ehanged considerably SIBM this picture was snapped parueu.
NOTE. Orden taken for
Bimifi'SottimK In" (bias Bayi it wasn't necessary to sweep the Boardwalk, Tbe is long skirts of or milady's eestUma cesiums did "Boy, have you
Spring and Summer Delivery.
fc'mtuf'etfectively; Parasols were then the fashion. Just think wbat a sensation would ould have.been caused If a 1938 model , chief!"
Ion can un meaty by III.
, ,. . . The P*««II ho~ 1 it her i Ing you bins S-O-Wt
and then, in I j
Uplift
kHIifloliari and wnti -are riot the iwat-
^i:.iii«St' wlue in /your. Sayihsa" Account,
It's tKe satisfaction of accorhrdi^lifiMnt---
{$g, m^fll y^Mft—that ii really worth
l^ilii *TTie Mhs#, of independence, of
rcpnfidence, of attainment inspirea one to
continued progress. The man or woman
|||cji m i ii a bitter eitjWsn, poiseasinf
tfiinoM'cdntentei sniriL Howver moi-
tibriiilBankiwill welcome your savings
OJjn^s^jBxtend; to^oyiia helpful eer-
*• p -* T * J
• --- f the Braateit of|
_ ere, itar
i u,i high tension. ....
Iseyed.up,, 8(1,atUl la...«|
t and he U apt to nil
airing of birdlm and Mil
i hele|.
iUBejl a nervous let down. His
touch Is not so delicate, his
game not so brilliant. Then, it
is' that laruen comeo to the
HBAD THB IJEWa
OLAMIFIBD AOB
EN jrtStf take oftt
an insurance Voli;
infldvertcntly gb into
the insurance business.
If you KiJWWre; in a
strong,' old-line ;, it«k
fire insurance company
your insurance Ipoli^;
Is an asset. TTilre is
no possibility of .Its
ever becoming «;.li»j
bili^. yon da f^^
;?^^g||
Phone 110661
ATLANTIC
COAL YARDS
I 41b Street and Hi Avenue
1 Oc«n Ci.y, N. J.
ip,in, p.m. p.m. cm cm. i)rt,|
• ** t.Ji 4,(6 too tMliml
t.m 1,39 f,39 ll.ftj i'
_ll,e© ILail -3,stf s,po G,in ILSQ li.eo
ioninT Point -Ii.lllJ.io lisp &o S,ln,1 Jo kB i
Ar. Ocean O lM0jtf,» t,M ta() r.QO 9J)[r 13.W j.joj
Record
KiHi n> Hi,, r^r Ail en
M 20 mri we hlvkj 15 '
' shore homti and complcafi
ivorlh of repair work ttiji
without 1 dimtisfied cuiw|
•• • - 1
We in rc«dy to tftrf nHl>;hr
•nd turn it over to foil W
m will. Wire of wii&f J
Otis M. Townse
: BUILDER 1 ^
717 Aduwy Ave, S>l M ln «' rtytbmlcai, amusing and ,, %ht tmMat mnnBt stand li
Map,lot oHflttterHblnn, contagious. Instead of the one. mei l0 dispose of form, garden
itpTjffpemWE'ii'.tWlfc « »••». 'on-rot, tango or walnes, af „„%„$ products, the followikihi
you to' iifyft* me to the orchestra was persuaded to IM essentials should be observed.
(Wafluded,."Btlt,,anyway play mostly Charleston, numbers, A milth traveled highway, an
JJtJ to aeeept your InvitaT At the onenlne notes a few .,,,,„ „•.•>.•_ I««II
Jiardly hea
fcl^lS
; iay iome things that Charleston, Inimedlailey tney |lEI
fen eiejiilj, nowever, would tease ibelr one-slepplng slIll< „. „ „,
*t 1 f»n|^»*tfl come and become part or the eiwle hf^way an t
p4u»|:as 1OOB oa your wbleh fortned an audience around %mthi preferably hoiiie-grown
Jtoippr'MtoJtte hell- bw. The men would mark time vesetableB and fruit,'' and suitpliit#lMp!i!iiit
you with their hands clapping a soft abl# dllBiay spaoe.
%*$**!!
ffiMMjoaml
Wiitnipfi r^ffevlrtE. In
4
jYes.slr, ihal'i
Faster, faster '
teiZWfflgr^Wffle" Is jlouehing her si
§h» rSjItjtlpn that bohMd hair torn
llfllii*#lnder la a face of renned um,u,,—« ,u»..B i
iWrlMlB of Urt Hrl Imitating a negro woman- j
taow S n ffi Keonsu.tenlT Well, maybe, (
of •• uBfathomnUe The dance was over. At least
rai'l rottna of (ariles for the neit performer.
SSlor of ifi fetqrnini "Aininliellel Do your stu ..
JftiJoir^tiBaMfia'lieta honey!"
Uiifwiiir wM. wen "Annabelle!"
i:
OH» Houn—Dailr, i to •
> A i t ^ h o M
Ihbi sumiairI,L,«B,,SBl«ii
piled. "Ooinf on
I'D it lot of trade
.v.. ,j be ryn between
alifornia and I want to
PRICES
si
NEW
LAWNS
THIS
: I OH CIH
OCEAN FRONT PROPERTY
Our Biggest Money Makers
•uel In Opean Cit* Mi
ond iiU quiBtttiri that;
Put your: money in pCEAN 'FRtON
your profits are -mMl-V. .:'•. \. '•;• ..." '•
'Herd's' • S^al "ihit will nttke yoiiii
, tidy lUm fti;,»Pwrjr. small investment
-i on;: both * mim iof : ^^0Aveia^it;' a
W&*iS30Ui S^Mifitan«a ttf7#f
666
il a Prescription for
Cola, Urippe, rlu, Una
Bilious Fever and Malaria. I
It Kills the Germs.
NON
MOTOR
r t _i PL i/ ^'itfi
Turns Mountains 1
- into Mole hilts
;;
wtmm
E)R many years mechanical engineers struggled to^uiW autoftjr
bile engines of higher compression. As compression Is iricre^
the power line goes up and the fuel consumption line f oes^^^^
.'-ofdbwry gpolines would not withstand this higher compr|p|py ^
Without knocks, clicks, or detonations-accumulated carbon'depodl^p^?
creased this compression by decreasing the size of the combustion chs^^to
-and the audible sounds of the engine distress pew louder. fillip
It has been our good fortune to produce a gasoline that positively elj^^|;
nates clicks, pings, and knocks. , ... •...•;; fff'Q
^ j Gulf No-Nox and Carbon are ;i||
QVhB NQ*NQX Motor Fuel withstands compression to a high degree^ ^^|
bott, increasing the compression of the engine, ceases to be a nightniar^^|
long as it does not taterfere yHih valve action. In other words, it pits c^^^l
to work, Bftoe power and greater efficiency is thereby accompUs^||i^#
suiting in greater mileage. . . _ •' . ' • .. -. •: '' •. . • ' F; ; 5;|''J&-
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^th GULP No-Nox Motor Fuel in your tank-step on ^ ^ •Wp|*" t
m&story better than we can tell it,
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JSS#Filfln K FUNP from Foiiv=sisih i
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' COLORS AND
PROJECTION
WE PAINT "
rCONTnAcTon
BsFsygh of South gape
I" n Io ( 1
VSUf • flfettnl rttfn«f«lof.
How the Kingdom of
Israel Was Wrecked
OCEA3T CITY NEWS. OCEAN CITY, N. J, Tuesd ay OCEAH CITY HEWS, OCEAH CITY, B. J.
ihelr own labor, they have ^veii-1 Qean Brooder Houiei
Promote Chick Health
tiiuiiy r few ft unri spoken theli
mlmte In no linciriafn lemis."
In HUc?es?fHiig pill iigrUpliH, Mr
wi by lark of
by any oilii-i*
nylvunlii
flpt'cinllnl cif m
Slim- ('"Hit
tfiiti
CICAnllne** in
"Ho In dwiieil king ef CHPIIIII
In
• I i'liiilh^ Ahi'K lhss Ufi\ Uvmkv '
ij nj ih. Siilllli .It'lCi-y In- ['nllipilliy, j
I ^liuiiiiM ihr fMimmi-r mnmli* iieali
, jim mil ilMihli* uf rniilfli-** in the
; • wlniiT lime hunting hi ihi* f *iaritl;i I
| lCvi>|-Kli"li-ft. The phohi ithiiwi. n '
i '' Vjiinifi "iiiitnr' "thnl ii#* iijiMt** 1 IHWPI hi 101S B, C, HIH feign J (reii
WIIH phuraettfrlxvil by exeeedliig ^
t-iinuuii'y ami Krent building e»iarpr\6e».
He laid upon lh* pimple
a very liuii^y iiunlt'ii of iiixa^
tion==!riLiiiH' It was milUM! In
thorn* ijiiy^.
'"In 975 D, O,f his mh, Uehobenni,
aM¥t>hik*fI (be iiirone. Tin?
can tin iiunet* by RHiuhoum nf t>se«Hsivg
iiiiil ev??n inureaseii lasailoii
ivrecki'ii ihi* ga¥t
iit« brnodi
pi'llpil with '
;*' uf ilf^ PS= |
SI ore chirk !
fiiii ilu* brnoiit']' huiiw fr*
!y, in IIMINI urit
;
Wliun Riibytiimni uggimdiii tlit*,
ilirtiiji? ht> li^iipi'i! htfiivier instw'
lipon iht' iii*njiip, "TIu» r*'Hi of i
iln' sinry ig sitri. indeed, Wht*rvatti,
Kilip R^hiJliniiiii mlgiil hfll'it llflii
ii leyal ppuphs wiilfngly giippnrt*'
1 * 5 ii wt'i*b
wlft* u ni'wli UB iin- elilfik*
ulik'r." J- *'. TuyliH 1 IIr
ihf lltili' ililikp
. puul-
iiifl o t In thf mud ami rnlu
litter rind put Inla
li'iUizM gjji'
Remember, many
Qw display this wi
LatestPerfection Cbokstom
Look for this sign in store windows
thi
uprm a
tlisy
l til?
Tlj*< rali!ni i nhi li Ti!S Dig^t, r
|1p« uiwli-r inNiiit, nppro^ioiL
:niii|= HIP tniifi -a nf ^ii-Hii! prh ! =
'I-BIi- itixii
• hcfsiiiji' *Q I'Xiiii'iiniiiiii' n?
• Si
liurii in tip i in id it,
B!l if ly to our i
nail iiffiiir* ilie prii plea nod
cvt-nifi iind ihu pllii potieieN
whifrii rhnmcMi'iizttfl ( i-pigiiH of
Bninmon ii m\ Rohc am. Th»,
pi'iiph^-- mit;*/ nrnii^
Hciausup^^ iiiiii ilieir properly wan
being iiikeii fi'nii! thiMii, iind ihe
iioiuiiil frultrt at their In hern itif=
voted io unnfc«w pirt piraw ssiia me
ture and full information on
SERVEL JDEAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
Name
IQ u eon-1
»TpHlS PFBrFCTION • the modti iLt • ,
*• fatMdui cookt uted la the r leili It •
btiui d«moDilryI«tl t»il*y it til deiler'i,
mlvnt with other Perfection mudel*. See j| v
•Climl performance with your Own eyei.
You'll be convince^ ihc expert* *TC ri£bt
in Cddoriiat Perfection SfOVC*
Cookiq| bti'taw when you touch • milch to
th« nick. No time lu|t io heat ^enctttioil
ClcftO, iatAnse heat flow* up the I(jn£ chimaeys
direct to your cooki^f • Kvery drop of oil it
tiOmplctclr burned hefore I be beat rcacltet
Utc»ill to they are kept cle» aod UDiIaiaed-
Kach burner ii independently operated anil
capable uf every ranfe of heat. You q*q bake.
boilt broil, fry and timmtr on • Perfection—
•Jl *t DO« time. Adjust the flame for any
cooking procevk tftd it rcmaini a'a you get it,
tim tUr« IO ice the Perfection demumtrated
today. In tbia frUui Iiro lu five burner*.
All this week you can see practical demonstrations
of the Perfection Stove six famous cooks
- .- hmve tested and endorsed, *
Look for above sign in store J<
windows, See the stove to- *
day and jirdjB^or yourself V
what the experts approve.
Prices and sizes to suit
every need, /•
Gl*it dpor oven, Bakinf ilwiyi
visible. BrOwal both top add
hottom due to rapid "live heal'
circulation from lORholet. Special
catch tcalt door perfectly
tavinifaealfDrbakiBtf. GeiaPci
fcotion Aveo beat indicator, aliO.
Do»'t|uciftt OVCB tcvperatu ret.
Ideal ItOVB for Campinf.
f'att Perleclion buroe
protecting wind-tbicld,
ever c»O> handle- Ktaqd*
firui on circular bktc.
Won't lip daily.
Four piecei of tempting brown
toast quickly Ibtde At On* ftUje of
hi Toaiter. Handle in ulnty^ tool,
SuMr
b.Mull
I tfithuul t
Add variety by 1
in • Pflri
Da both l
M i
(0 improvement. Bui an
iCubi, well, I in- lunt anil
!' eiperieneeii ilopeHioia
I't see Ihoin in all. Vet
Hue YankK and the Cllha
ilinMllonal winnom I Ills
ttica Ltd Lait Ycnr
fear, at tlllH lime, thn
wtre leading Iho Amer-
Itle race. This ySar they
> to a moat dlecouraelriR
••nil It was only when Con-
KJinew how to build
that will stand
_„ of taalt air
; the owner re-
H. UNDER
ca Invited
)hn Pelto
nt Contractor
r irpanil to do your
k on 1 EIVP abnoluto
euttMtictlon.
M Ajbary Avenue
CITY, H J
Broadley
LUJVIBING
AND
r Avenue
ht>uri» of Own Juki i
nnrl
turn gray In *«arly youth
LltKt UK Catcher HurUieit
H tin
(il i hi »M, hud poled out % (•town on .tht'tr
\if May S arid 12 eir=
by Muy 51. Tlih
that nam*
.•iti-rily He Couldn't Sell
Muscle Shoals
11K^-—-a n 11
Tint Foul Motor Company, as
fartlHT s
n w

I-
w
glllji^i^lkB^

.•;'•.'w ! ,^V.v!
lac;.
H
: College
„ .each Wednesday qvcnlng u _
Station WBZ, will bo conducted'
t ph.'June I by Professor J*. Mi
•: .Koon, of the college who will
- answer some'^f tbe auesilona;
j rwhieh gard»ner» havo MM in,"
These uuestloBir, cover a wide
Deld of cardenlng practices In-
Search of Quwtera
ehullng cultural methods
exceptionally good Ihta year m, a How long ihouhrtjle Ml
whole hut has Blowcd up to ado-! out the anparagun lied I
gres of late, was fairly active dur- the answers which Prof,
Irnr 4l*A HHS* a^k* **i*l stamiilH' t£ I will niirn 1 Vifcn* t^^^T"«fc
OBABLBS 0. BBA13
: and
. dlHoaBo and pout control, Borne,
of the BttMijenii Which will bo-
—-•"-—d are: -Haf can «obage
it How'
often snouiB, mo garden be oultivatoiir
Haw can one atop, the
ravages of i.the squash MM berorT
» How lodK shoulij jpti ftntlane'to
- out the asparagus lied I From;
ing the past Week aBd propUeii to will giVe,itheif hoBioi'- Bardchor
be, on the increase from now, on, uliould find a,BO|uttoli, to muny of
due to tho Riot that tho summer his problimjJ .'.^,), (.««• /
is nearly on hand and the usual ' Farm rnhnaEenioiit
•r* • End& PrOOreMlVP Fra *"« «'> " drawing near when ducted by PfcfMM, Fi-M, Branch
ConVentlnn rragreraVe PJS ,„» ^rfty M JMflJooii HU

!§• §
d s:
paftmont at 6 pecan
are In their unm
fimSiS'**' • • * Ll
•2
•-\ _
D t i
,«H^6 Famous Cooks
.Lancaster over the week rid. nT| WAYS TO PBEPAB8
of Fonr Pa
(Editor'. Nitil Tti
"eat. thy w«* * ~ " I ChtekeB >• a lAMml fawfj
, Mlaa Anna Meehan spont the jj, their hearti to refuse a
week end ,with friends In Blue I „,»„_ J helmnw nf this nnnntiz.
~"' J I ing fowl. Four famous coqfca
1
- " 'Mrs, M*s Joseph, Hoyer was a recent
Atlantic City visitor.
= Jnssnli Mtiver was a re-1 glV© tSfSBtlSfl
A number of Camden friends of
-Hn. Frank J, ! '•helleBberger mo.
tored from that city to Ocean 010'
tti« were eBtertalBed at the sum.
mer home of Sirs. lehellenberger.
Among the guests were Mrs, Louis
JB, Bampbreys,' Mrs, Robert Fiem-
Ing, Mrs. John E. Taylor, Mra,
Townseno Elites, tin, Richard
' recipes foi
a : ' '
spcclol i^jfy
flgure arfcijf
ludgtneiil..'|»
fbl fifi
that I'vcn'tt
50 Inch' Jlra
Juat ean'f.bl
look htft^
any ol,.uii,'.
• • ; • < •
ho hchl onft
next week 1

MermHand
ag to io ttnything
||jiflin»w«tw* WHM-ITBRRIBLB,""! added, notiniE the
ertalnty and doubt
*ept over his faco,
ilng to be, true lo
i not sn aMount of any
liifirrW ' queition of morality but because
"urae I will. What is It I love him, you at!"
iriw:: ,.j fcjow, you eipoot tp be,
HSS:•-_•.. . ,, , , . „, _.ii j j, a ¥ 0 ^i the con-
fjttsi: 4 *ililn« a lot of you're «olng tt have a bard tlroo
S"K.,:;_ iiui, ,i,.( tn- Hninu It. I'm tttTBid, 1
Bim'ifMted * t»lk to you Ha re-lighted Ws pipe,
luM iron. «ee. It's no- ..Women have changed rndicalpflltBB
,»n« betides," ho |y („ the last few years but they
;»»?i s »nJlW*J WM i»v| tea haven't brought tfte men along
iiM&ft.,* V f ! - wIlhjiiieBi all the way. It doesn't
|SfiPjp£ vk ««UF»D]f when you.Sliflefe.sHir ail woo
l il lti you 1L
_ —
e city offleiaiB ai that time, but
doubtful If any or toe othe
DIOPI are In a position ti li Second Game of Series I
auch a team an the fleld u
hlch „ ,__ the developen of till
ra lection have lined
i|r, Chnltr hns inurueltil Eililit Hil/iaini, jnfmtr ugh the amoum of Rio<
(if plafir, tt'Ao «'/// mnnegr ihr fatal Irani, la gn mil or the uge of the Held '
"0i a frill tall of He | The Ocean city baieball te
ill- mest the Morris Oua.__
Ine for the second time this
laaon tomorrow afternoon on
»• the- Inlet Field, at Atlantic Oily,
p largely eon. The two ieama met here on
eoniparntiva merits of Memorial Day an* the local!
_ „ f i« » Hie team proposed by the varlouB came off t wliine I-B. Tlie aieii-
FAM PLACID COCHHASE. WITH ATHLETICS mcidon. „!„« ha. been rough for the At-
• Italph Cheater, me promoter of tatllte city team and they aren't
Cochrane, «*r backstop of the Athletics, the hero of ]? '«•»• » '•* weekB ago noil- feellng any too iweet about the
phla fan, and eisily the best player who came Into the «en Eddie Williams, form.- N«W „,..,.„ ..,„ __. w— ... -.,
jut Bison, might not be ptr/ofrning ivirh the MaAmen 7}{J"?*? P U f' r "
MlSW ^ i f
fDEDUMMJI } '••
6 ft rmsl Ol» HSNOe«l.l, MlHI,
jfthe Cleveland flndiiiii!. less of the cost, "-
Mind could htyi had-Mickey for the smalj sum of ftlJOO, Pioked no better i
B'hlm and] Tom Turner grabbeS him at that price for his "
Harry Heiiinann aliio disproves the theor; y that bail playetn «—OOB». CHIII, Vein
only eat and piay cards or the ukulele whein
not busy on (he jtSftulffi 5?i%wr
illnmond, Tte.big Detroit outneider (who inught
the aforemeti- (T-Wonted-Livo fff
cloned Dinoh ijeonard ao«r to play golf In i I
way) iB.ini'expQrr nt the foiir-wull handball ga
beat Jos' Blithe, or Detroit and other star amate
tt'his work, although they both admitted that the youngster fjamden, Hlliilale. and the raster
\U 1 little polishing. Rut they realmed that he had con* teams In this section, lome of
nnjmist. the members of the team will be
IShd Turner talked the matter over, and in that Clevelatid former big league stars, other*
filtisfied with the eatching staff of Glenn Myatr and Luke Save seen service for several sea.
fp agreed to let the Portland owner take King for *l .500.' "f'S « ff ^
i k his rpl _***., Wi^he, « Portland «d was sold »- ^ K'^mfeolleJ^s S
e^Wack for $Kfim, . have sliown iiiiusuai promise dMrff'•'•
_ ^ — - ing the present college year will
jfrfdM Rafip ihitth haw f/ojf lit Mint it Imiiiiif Iliis he Included in the line tip,
iff/ hurls. Far there art no vaunt/ mirhrrt in the Williams has been In con.
prfnjr ninl my hiehtr than Ihr Alhltiiti slur, Wencd with Claik Orlfnth, owna
"""' '» • • • el ' of lne at the corps area meet, In ad*
Five Best Will Compete in diilon to selecting teams, the
competition Is stimulating in-
•r . Fmali
terest in pistol markmanshlp,
negular army men, National
an enabling men to qualify for
Guardsmen anil officers of the
medals as marksmen, sharp-
Hesofve Corps of New York, New
shooters and experts.
Jersey nnd Delaware, ore lining Four coursps will be IIroil with
theli sights In prebaratlon for the army.4J calibre automatic,
the {jLuquet* Pistol trophy com- - - •••' "-•petulon
to he held at Fort Hancock'
en June 11, an event which
will attract the attention of
Metropolitan marksmen.
Washingion mBjor Lieutenant Colonel Sheldon W,
ft - - " ~ . have both promised, to lend a „•••, #],« nrcnnlieii , nnii
feslight diinge the American League ran at thc.pfwwt eoUpIo of their pitchers for the S adjutant geSl 5! iBe iKw
ftMhiming the same proportions as it did last season. The team hire. Connie Mack has eon; Yorif National Guard are holding
gM.the Yankeei have usurped the plan-of the Athletics sented to ioaB some of the mim. elimination shoots to seleet Bve
Sfiken Bnd the M.flillieii have releptcd tlimselvs to the Mrs or his team w^don' t make fflen ,„„, each . braneh of the
W.ih 1925 hv Washinirton. Uio regular trips with the>AtAb- a t m ,0 compete for final honon
gthey itarted onihar fateful slump, the Athleti
ftvThey couldn't get by the Senators and e"rrjt-ull]r It home game,
Mil pennant which VMS predicted for them when they Arraniementa are being made
Puch a hot pace dunni the middle of the season, whereby lamei will be played
tins' any other dub, put the Mackmen have heenj ,|,w hi would preftr
yjMg fhatwhlrtiriritre.k of sixteen Wtecunye pn
J How to Kill an Oyster
deep in vinegar,
_. i at ail: i
Don't cover up his shining form lelrjp nnd lv..iolie«
ehlhery ana Toon
Wltli pepper like a pnii.
But gently ' lift him from bin ci— tinlion
nnd nqiilentin
^* il». Plnntii mid Fl
shell,
iBecUIS ut the HlOrra
And (irmly hold your breath; Venrlne Aitftaral
"re at 35 yardR, Then with your eager tongue
?e at IB and ii
ynrds at lixed targat«, nnd one
with quick lire at a bobbing 1 targel
at JJ yards.
Colonel .Thatcher T,
P, XiUquer. Von Klin IN KnuriM Mir Aui>! : R*
donor, of, jie rtopliy by, hopeii to
make tills a perman
nil 1PS0 WnlkPr ("itp linlf Team grSKRSTWr
In eompetitlon belweei
George von Elm could not ?J—IIPUSM fw; j
lars, reserves aa#gu
Weil bo ignored by en^ one 3tS
BUBBLING OVER
•j Enter National Open
leven of the professionals
-sr.fi-
Williams will be in t»l.
ra gt M fi :
charged with the Miectioti of a ^~ w ^ -7"
team to represent the United MI_H.«I!* I3'.
states in
matehes «t -it. Andrawi in {^g,,
June nnd, accordingly, has been w—fcof« ror Knt
'named "new to JoBeg an» duft- SS^SISSSNSI
met* • ! ' ~r—_^
yon Elm tacks the national .< ATTBflll
ttUos that have boon held by «M\U«
iBme pthef imemberg of the
team, but yielda little to any ,
golfer in ability and color. ;A1. i«ot?Mn_STn
ithqugU ho haa not before play, nny owffir As
M m a Walker Clip team, he 1'Miimolniiiu, i.
tla fe£pepted to add a point or — : d aurd
wiiiiout nog
k l
ana uma nr sii»
AHUOUHCEMEKtS
FOtlNlJ-BTnAy DBA* ON TUB
Buy owner Ajtplf, n o. Box SSI,
Mlllndalnnlii. IVi, . ' a.ii
__I^JS1T Tumour *^ . MOltNINQ
two to the American seore thii ,.W3»T mm
! DritlBli ehampionshln, , < llnwnril Jf returned to,80? BbtChlrlet
;In a secUOBal tournament
quallieati
'«$fJ£Im'.lM» aehleved i Wl
• held over, the couruo of the I
ourpjuMed liy tew amateun Hl» AttiMHMtf ;; "X
tlrafnotnlilp vlclorlen wcro wall;
iln-ittSl. He had,pfaviouiiy wenJ
J_. ..' the leading golfers
•s> ft»»#% «*#%, N,:;3J«,
jtbd,,itiit« ehamjiiojijMipfW^tahi
of this district, Clarence Hack-
4
i I ( «• t'JH
I fNorltiwcst and the Trnns- Mia.
fff
WM&MStI
m^m^Hm \wmm*m*&m%
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n£mESm
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of Its EfuiltJing in Novel Manner—Mirila-
Vlewnd By Old-TTme
ail; lift»OBPfnj'i|ilieIr constant preaenee at the
i Wfweta 4,000 eata wiBUow belayed tlielr per
iawsJa«li B V
ffi^Wa$ir erirtrttion mmublDi. Bo kno wu tie re
,j ftccsn City TJUe ami fruit queit far flower, tliat before, the
^Sy 5 i(iit,ft;Id»y, viewed old- mternoon was over tbe lane
(Diean City plcliii-es, looked bowit of floral decoratlans wen
'fMW'-elUf, 'tf^mi tbt itatS slaa dlslMBUied atuoitf (lie vtal-
\0f *tho now Ijllllillng, par- ton.
iM 'tho'-taiei Held,
eir homm. \a. Ile
v*! ittraetloaa A. A.
roftte Title 1 »H0
W' in' frosted' l"otii,
faiUdelpBla, to I
Ban «olb, 'wo tie to." eupaoU or tbi niaehme, nlai by Fret.
Mr, Ar(SUrBii, byjtBliri •• . j.-,.-_ , commencement address, Dr. Loon
, OM|ilMni©mt OuiblM Prlnw "Huara Few in _ u h
'flnlptwfc'-BMlIng, Ohaltmafl. AfMr tbe Hearingof the, ehsnrts Bound Holw." • T« 3i tnJS,! who
Mono eoprano solo, saade by the state 'Inmeator. gjieeiioii, , ^_-•• • >«1HM« «!>• WllB School, WHO,
"Teieb Ua to FMF." Mrs. Grow entered a-charge against itnior Olau MUed QuBftet darinc the put M&ool year, bavs
Howard MacPhereon. tr Mae- C0i«lle _ for asMim to : *u^- aelfctlon, • • male the BraaMli progrem in
Mwitt, . _ mobil". He itnted tlint he . j U B| 0 I, ci^, chorun h_ k , Bnlllsb. Ten doi-
••Duinr'Sw." .uffirlBg from wnWHoM^ut l f „,„,„,,,, ,,r ltoB ".,,!•,,,», ,oUle,
By pwd wantberby. tbe chnu. injuries to hu rlta and "" Dfi Henenti Fettit '" «w»rt« will be ilwn to the.
Introetuetory remarka. j IB Injured bask, Dr; Townsend PreMntatloB of jrlies by inembiH.. o(, ibe - tttree .upper
preiideni, (itated thit »i tbli ttms ne eould Prof OUo Wi Betebiy cliiaea ud a flve dollar prise
Baia solo, "noadwayV Mr. not dBBnltely itate ibe eitmt of A(ldl,esii -• .J" ^ fiealiinnn winaer, ,
b Bl b JOB B e i M e 6 Baia solo
Arlbur Byl by JOBn BsnamDre, lae injunes to,Mr
*
rayer,"
by Barbara iispe,
closing prayer.
—• — ft Lake,
"My Talk,'
ni, by E
Weali Han Drowned
that li
!,
MfiBft ffiiiii. banfckwaii Clara Williamson, 1220 Wesley ,,,,„•£„„» Harry Burmal! and
iient of an. nll-finily'Avenues Theresa B, Dyer, W ofacera Benjamin Dungon had
Mte; Bfraitiiee' ahaped,' Central Avenue; Edna Lake, (SI Mtn lbe Mr j M v e ,h# iuoen wag-
Kidffc 7 • ilttrlrti on Central Avenue; all of Ocean en B, mBlb (nd Ajbury and
pwiFi^iUMiir-ol «• City. Bawd the craab at the bridge
atfM It w«a the gift The winners of the dollar ThBf DUrrled to the icene and
ej'batt Realty .Company, priie* were! Bdsa Pord, some \,gmi lhs ,|, yoyng pbople lay-
rititbia: wblch wcra dls- House, N. J.; Elizabeth L. Lynch, [o the offlce of Dr, John p. Ti
iWJWfr*"'' ; " f w Wesley Avenue; Anna HAdi wnife the injuriea ......
LV'.'rtsponee^ fib Prciildent Ueneh, 5709 Aabury Avenue; dreaied, and then placed them
i
i . Tbe Dodge naditer had only
, been aurebased ttwo wtehB a T go,
i accordliiB to CoBlello and li ai.
| iiiOHi a total wreck SB a result of
Commencement at High
School Next Friday
of •enior OUa,
•election,
"Popular Selection!!,"
<
Fnientation of lowan.
"Star Ipanficd Banner," ,
m*VtUf«bto to'
term. The''"awards will b
^^de si the coniQiencenient eier
hld I th
".£-*"«"• *-" ""*• *««* «*.. «.«.«
"Bill Manh," orchestra. , card party at the home of Mm.
machine was badly torn by I tip
impact wltb tne beavlar car and
Mn. Helen Cor. I the rrnine was badly bent, oroia*
Margaret glpple. car fared little better. Both of tbe
.- o. Homer Inasranker OB June !4
fenders and the running board Some people" are M dumb, for the purpom of securliif the
were .torn from tbe left glue of that they think Iceberg l« a fa- funda for the Prims given th«
• [Six Young People
(be car and the franu) woe badly mouse Alaskan Jew, student!, .,
Injured in Acclifcnl «••«•««•
outs caiued by the flying
, ,„, lnal lion, while Mln WeiBer'B , tub-1
7:45 to 8:16 O'clock
Dr, J. Thornley Hughes, presiding
c~
(a) labes In Toyland, Herbert
(b) Intcmiezio
(c) itudeat Prince, vRomberg,
lilfi O'clock '
' . Bay AYenue] Marlon Harrla, 1441 automabU*'. for two or three Tns i« J- <
tinttrMtlBf Ceatral Aveime; QMa, B. Cole- years. The h«rlni was held yei. ibf ih. RurBffOf i
^rif^riiWBraiioa'Vw initii «i Blshth BireetiPraneei terdar morning beiore MaglstniM rair. of ihe»yi AI
BJaiWiff old-Umo petkil' Canon, fSB Central Avenue; Ware and Bevies asked Hat Cos- Pint NuCjiinai (
SriWiH^lBwitB: the Jtothryn Shields, i'OSl Bay Ave. lello he hid at th jail here un- ^ ap*fWAi
Lofithe NEWS, Bentlnel- -nue; thelma Nlckereon. lfr Tenth til the arrived of Qeorge Kearns. "BOLAND
i»|*WftwttWn.«#ilrds, aireeti Helen MBtMamee, liitb whom Oostello claimed was the .Wan Ocpaii. , eily oily TO Tltfe & Tfygt* ^e,.
Central Avenue: Gertrude Italn-
') the.1 Ashury Avenue; Grace stack. !
iridis? to Oceafj City, I Taylor, 1112' Aabury Avenue; II
-Inue; Marie Pullo, SOS First]!
a J Street, AU of Ocean City. II Uli CUy, N. j.
Wffim Wi^ '•'*'" ~ ••'•'•'- ' iiohn O. .UnBle. local realtor, i • "fry
|itflHW«r'attei«Myril^B .who is usoflatM with the offlee I e_J___ ft, I _»_«_.
IIJtitlQnKatjfldttfrs to women or Herbert X, Smith, underwent I 3881HU & LCtZgHS
^WMWWipg'PO^lip m operatloo in the Atlantic atf , _ ,, , „'" . •
)|!Wqi,m|JI,«|«i4|kVtfm Hospiui yaieMar for an m- 1 Stone Harbor, N, J.
UimpU^m&iamy'-pti'JiWt; teatlnal ajlment. Thi hoapital jl '
^BMOift(iw»hJJiB»oa ; r,''ftS* autfinltlw Wparted his condition ' Phone 50
ev, O, Wrey Adorboldt
Salutatory oraUon. <
»Vi"lertcr inviting the stock- Emeilne Tomptlns, 140 Bay Ave. under arreit and lodged (hem In
Wiip4tnf:']io8ip»nr b >* nye; Thunton Umiai. seventh tns station houie.
I aad, llninMn Avenue; Delbert •_
. Tonpklni, 040 aay ' Avenue; Borrowed Amteaobttt
HtSlwM»nor ta JoMpnine Hallay, Wig Pleasure amis Malar y«Ue«« in»«etor
dlrrjiefW'oti.biiod In Ayenuo; Dorotheu psrotord, 1200 JBBM DoVlne:,m*4cr |wo ehargt
^»ISI#E : Rosalie DeelUa Ryan
, ••BeneAU of 'Heading," ,
Oration, • '.'
HtSlwM»
dlrjief
PUBLIC NOTICE TO CREDITOR*
MoektaHe» AabuiT Avenue: Edna Jones, TIS against .VaMtii," met tmtmi
fflffiM^illi"flttrln» (hi day. Asbury Avenue; Robert McXee, Ing an Investigation of the ae.
ml3Mir'60VAiuiBi *aa s SWB Central Avenue; Margaret cident. He charged Bim driving the ef&Jltc FB at Fteirs BgSGh ByiiajnB
ana Lean Agseelatlen' thmt they shall
HSeoSwrw tBe^niiB ghiiidspiOSl Bay Avenue; Ed- the ear in a reckieas manner and tiring in imil
file, under eath, their!
SSBte^fifelkr 'dSBnmnlt* W* Clark, 1108 Weal Avenue; alio for driving without a llcenBe, d§bii, HRnanda
ani ^ sJalms aetfiast j
ih
ition within three
^W*4fii4WB8'fn'lne'eom- JOIIB Hutehlnign, 411, Eighth Coatello plead guilty to both m gffl the dats sf this nsties
vBmaai^iMi,>.• •; - ; street; Xalherine Olnther, iljl charge! and itated that thii
hefsA tt@ 'Ah day of Juiv,
d claims, debt* mid
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= | = APPROPRIATE COLORS AND
•Hi | MAXIMUM PROTECTION
jam RAINT
i | 1 VOUH HOME
JL-F. GUEST
PAINTINQ CONTRACTOR I
ry Ave., Ocean City I
WB. H. Colliiion, Jr.
AiiHiii •• Am. B^m \*°*3^tfi-' • i —- '-,.. ' • J: t fJ. ;,,.--: . » J f.... ,- ..ilft
"Why, the preftKnesT" 'j'i'liplta Cop! You wera doing , Why an eibrtltaiit?prkiriSl|iiii(e)iifij:
"Well, tat ones who go Tto|fbrt^fl¥e. , for gail .Wnik nlong any w»tli fl.J^fte|g*
horo war. and vlca vena, 1
I If all tlie world'! a itage, thel
ing must be tbe «IUM f~
1 7 Prtvefb'Improved: A fool and
the big probltra la distribution "'» ««tomoblle are best parted,
-ys Claren« Maiurle, Too . ,,.g m i f,—JJ m a g e „,„.
,,.g mi f,JJ mage „,„.
lie that 40 yeara ago
. m no fluch a thing an n
ark plug and every road wan a
.lour, , •
_
Willie Willis; Pop, what la a
illlii Oh. It's ionnthln;
wltb as automobile^
hf ISr'S.Sh.^roIUO! »«o
11
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Dfl "'»« «"* « • >
ion has held at , high ra, in * slrttr f « » lll " t *• ""I
nany eases being at ai
,
eaithy aiure at the motne
ypl«il .eiampit, perhaps, la
iuring the ne*i few n
here ii no renion to eipe
eriqus aluinp in our cons
f coinmadliieii in this eu
ut with such adequate p
un ; iom. SO per sent below Ihe high
of laat December, althoiiBli
iteel. *, '
innlha - ' """'• Buoyl «W IBMOnai
ion«i ,ew m a i of (h(, BAV(OU( JVB
UIBS y ' The unprontable reiults
mtn "' lMt " 8( "' 1 |B aplt " qr ">*«
rirfii?' •»l' ldE Motorlat (meekly);
your Honor, the doolor
Please, sign on ( flivver that went
told me ioueaklng up
Landlg Avenue y-
my blood was getting watery, terday; "Yen
don't need to laugb
and I put In a little aliBobol
to lirt!. H yiJU
hml all tbe paint
keep It from freeilni.
rubbed off you, you'd look like
AlTies!
beck, loo,"
Many a wicked line ahe
typed Cadlilae owners "What was
Until tne boss's hei»rt
gbe tbe strangeiit
accident you ever
swiped,
haiir*
Hut after the martial nirch
was Lincoln awneri
"Well, yeiter.
Piped
day' I droite
down town and
Many a dirty dish shti
wiped, foumd a place
to park at once,"
Miaie discouraged the ustor-
,,;" see of «Wi. The late sDrinir mm
iw iu ^nE-i%cnter or Buyer-
Renters and Buyers For Your Rear Estate
spring and p
W'iffiP"'. "'" Means disappearing yet backward proriugtlon of butter
more rapldl; than usual.
» « ,
» Twenty- corn—prices at present are
W*? 81 * only about IB per cent, above
lit'WKistb ,be pre-war price level, inch
Avenue to j o w prices lave encouraged tbe
Mfr ,'• Indicate that boil have been lea ani i° M '"
ti lonier tban ! uiual to- fake'ad. * "Yes, mliorai" | •
- • ' I vantage of tbls method or iiillli- "A pound In the, band, don't
i'tagw ql He psnotfles ing eorn, Bven so tbe earir. ydta know la worth two OB tto
if de»r(mt qr:"i»4»pn. over if corn at the end of tbli head."—Oal, Pelican, '
astination is the Thief
«f lime t and Money fff
light be; add^4 when thii familiar quotation it applied to REAL ES-
^ ^ INVSTMENTS, for a buy today insures you of a profit to*
tapjv, bpt if you wait until tomorrow to buy tome one else will
ake the lirofit. -
||^j|-lri l 'iny you to procrastinate in your investments?
" K '' '•• . . . . • •
t-~% , lome Inveatmenti lor your coniideration ***^
qpw divfelopment. Price,
Simp»on Ave. Lot—40K 100
Priee now ^100 ;
Bitt>«ilow on. Deem Road—Six rooms and
tBiftLBUtiidt ihedi furniihed. Price, $8,500.
j j • : ' - Terma Krtni§d.:
Price and ttemi upon appliaitwn;
; ^U hettement of our ci^, RealtoM do noi;
,;'place iilnifln prop^rtiii,. ' : ..
I ALL
ISTLER
ROOM SPECIALIST
APARTMENTS COTTAGES
802 Cental Avenue Phone 1295
Your Last
Opp^ppinity
TOBUY
A centrally located Ocean
Front Lot with Riparian
Rights, for less than
$3,000 per hotfoot
We HaveTT^i lots
SQ'feet Oce|in Front
75 feet Ocean Front
\ 50 feet Ocean Front
Take your choice and act now—.not next
month after prieei have advanced.
Ten chpitee lott in the best section of the
Gardens that can Ire bought under
".••..-'•'.••••. market price, .' :'
breathe nil you want of It free..' rams ;l
fflpurse without v
^isbiit a piece ofi
STAN
"Likewiie, a motor *
^t no power is a pw^tjfe'
for any man to drV||#f#|
aroun"
go anywhere in comii
at leait can't takeaUU^
h^h, nor pulTa Wj pM|1i
of bad road without diuf%||
ing gears, 3|
"Better be sale wi|^fii
"Standard" QasoUine^3«
r always dependable—th|(^,i|!
sorry with some u^i J|
known brand,*' *?£
THE BUY ; , OF
I mil Sell at
Absolute Aucll
110 CHOICE LOTS
"FIP11IK MOTOH,MINUTES FHOM ANYW1IEBE"
Saturday,
(Under #ent^Main or Shine)
Buy a Hdme Site s
And whea I toy w*oliM!e. iiwn just sMt 1 ! ray-at Itai^ oni.Ui
li only poMtWt in bulk buying tad buUt itttng, and eyejy. lotii a W

fit
$?££.
nttri rtyftfWOi to
«M«Mb A* W*
elirtilh Etreflu nay Is pHan.
UitCltr Developnwnl Compin*
FniHa rnm wn>r.«l(tith to Fif-
deft- 1 !* iunii frem FifiF-ie^find
fty.tltlllh BtrMl, IM*. Io OCffn,
jlS ft mln. from Pl(l»-«l«liilt
tjjjnlnih flirfil-. lin» to SHH.
th« GiijStiflUMyttoniiwni
MB. in Bl»k M. own
^Jnniiiii 1B AIBifl W,
tltt NIhTI
•Biiln niiiNy IO 1
p. W. 1« «,„«( IM Borough )>1iHUma$i-tttil I
-snw
ian«N A, >«,
Ralph B. 1'mHIM,
11 .M,
Hprti Thorniierifnri*.
lind Tccb'a npnqh, rsnli!!!
BefeyeN of ftvafsil
Jolm A, Vl*f»*k io Aiurtnloi f
Jiilii Jr. 11,On. LO! II, *«e BMrilHaB
— ' "You IDU Know, know, IT U I Ifi «|
J It isn't a hick town unk-sa tie perieneed hllll»fl ! jji
hanWr's wife knows how much think this was plutffi
at Marjory—"Mamma, home when 1 was barn?" were you y m nllVe on deposit, —^- And we're ——S jtiitjf
Commission
t Mother honie when "No 1 darling, was barn?" 1 was at do baseball -^— umpire evar rsnj any And married we're conji, jjf
BratidniB's, 111 the country," for office, . lived—together, :"•
"Wasn't you awful' s'prlsed , <
lirig i nprpH taerp yf less*
Cliy of oape May
Ths nlrt-tiliio flshttng miin
j Affects Small Consumer
• - ' iblaft. i-l ill., if
drew a Eiiti: the new one flrtrls
It more profltable [o tiruw
erowih.
OUIlli af C3M MS1» Poin The Centfnl Power and
eaiirtl Wdirhi-rhji to Hn Light Ceuipany, whleh Hiipplies Hona Bllrkhni'ill «!>!'». *!"•-
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HESEASON QI? EXPUDRATIQN
p fj f-k ft || Mr. Julian MUlir. wno nn* uwn
H if II Pial I recommended fur ihe work by
$ T t*_V L ^ ' * °" Prof. Blake of !h» S..w jer«.y
[A ?D _*.- --- Agricultural Cr.ilvf.e at Now
ttftXepOrtS Oil Brunswick,
64 "* l • *• rf . in ihe wwk lipginning Monday,
•I* June 14,'a HIOO toot moving pic
__,, ^-,--a/ ' ture will be taken under the
sBlJ^J ' —^^ direction o( the pulillrlly diiecior,
^Sije u '« II i a showing oil of the resorts and
|ljeUa Freeholders ot rrog- oijer pnns of the county. This
fe Made To Adverti., TXi^tT?-" S
RGbllllty at Exposition the expense " utilised the Cape May County week. The Governor will make . ., . HI___ F|l»i Md
resort book issued by the, Cape the I rip to wildwood from lea Accident Near tlkton. Mi |
May County Times on a bails on oirt and return in a private ^ ;
which to prepare flpeclneations train. „ „ _ .„ „„* oj!
for the new booklet. The Saturday observances of Lloyd W. Seaman Jr., "SB ;
During the las, month the the cenven.lonwii.be the most years, of/^ Harto «d ^
publicity direction addressed spectacular of the four-day gain- boro, «»» k '» ,,nlIle ne
meeting, of the Cape May County erlng, culminating in a great al 3 oc =ck when!J| n >"^ -•
rhamhSr of Commerce, Ihe parade In which 20,000 membera was drlvng hed throng
Kiwonls Club of Wildwood and of the organisation will parade bridge «. r 1^B7" ll °mbaB"nlent|
the Klwnnis Club of Cap,. May, in full uniform, vicing tor the down a ««« n ;^ SeBB»i-'
ouilininB In each instance plans various priles to be awarded, to the railroad track..on *B«"
rnr th* TWO, nnlblt. being under- — :: = • mo pike, nine miles from Llk .
1 on
taken by ihe county and eipioln- fj,__ Mav School ' ' - , u «, '
lot- ihe details of each lo these ^P 6 'y f" 100 ' - Mr, seaman, with Francis Howaiiiiirnrn
Teacheri Are Active nrd, 2i year, old, of olassbero,
Jn order that proper interest — and Miss Doris Nolltey, » y.ora ,
may he slimulaied among the statistics given out by the old, Isewport News, va,, wen ifarmers
of Ihe county, arrange- New Jersey Stale Teachers.- As- turning from n w .-* lr ! taking egtabliahmeat of Oliver
IBalr, Philadelphia.
I Parents, of the deceased youne
Leslie Hand, i( .
man reside in GiaiBhoro in the
was arrested i?
month 10 explain what will be re- j n g ),y the teachers of Cope May jured.
qtilrfd in the nature of fruit and couniy and displays their [merest Mr. ienmnn won caught liemnil HENRY Y. CLOUTING
vegeto tiles to fomplete Ihe egrl- '„ ,„,, objects of the Association the wheel as the iiioiblne loiiK
cultural display at Ihe Sesqllt and Br,, ,„ promote Ihe educational the plunge nnd wan crushed upon Beesley's Pelnt (Vote for t ^
81 till. South Jersey Eiposllioii. interests of Ihe Stole; lo secure the tracks below. He died o few
• • I If he Is fortunate enough 10 pro- and matnlaln for the office of minutes after.
For Coroner
cure the services of Mr. Miller, teaching li« true rank among the Mr. Howard and .Miss Nottley
I ihe problem of proper selection pjeiessions; to promote and were hurled out, as the car went Dr. H, R. HORNOTlNi
land display of these agricultural guard the the imprests of public ever the brld«e and suffered In- '
samples will lie well token care ani| state whool IBOchers by ternal injuries and fractures,
WUdwood 1?
of. meonii of Inslructlon, conreri-nce . Authorities who Investigated the Ordered and Paid For tiy Itgiiert H, MHkr, rapo May (&a1
The publicliy director Is en- and uniled aetlon, accident believe that ieornon, tlr. :
denvoring to Bet Ihe service* of o The annuol Convenlion will be ed from driving the automobile nil
young lady who will be the held in Atlantic City, November day, became deepy and, doslni!
offlelal hosies, at the Fhlla- II lo 13, . for a moment as the machine was
"" v" p " _ q . . , . *^ .» - . ririisDlnf ijiii hriHirp Inat rnttlrnl
tlon and will be known a
Cape Slay county,
perfected Mrs, Chnrles C. Head, wife of w
A plan has been
d
pe
for ap- Assemblyman Head, who tins been
which was submitted
1
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whereby receiving treatment at the Lyons st
proval by Ihe Beard,
'Hints and Hospital, Philadelphia, lias shown til
i may have marked improvement, she prob- Id
pally rtort playing a three iis
y the iesqui, ""? *'"'
me •peelally inade Victor re- Th uld be prefera
ivliiih will be rcprciduced em after the busy
nth a loud speokrr eilnllar in tin
be flB ' e 10 ""I to the
ilyinSeBI^ resorl > " L1 = ' k mm
crossing the bridge, lost control
of It. Another theory Is thai a
defective port of Ihe steering
Ife of wheel broke.
s been Howard, when he regained con-
Lyons seigusaess at the hospital, said
shown thai he did not know what caused
preb* the accident.
to the The funeral of Mr, Sennlon will
••—••- ••- '-Id Saturday fr— "•- •—•---
' --'"• -
Direction of The Geo. W. BcnDcthnm IteM
seoaon for |
I. On Its!
1 ^m
FOR
Walter C. Ehley
Contractor and Builder
Fourteenth and Bay Ave Ocean City, N. J.
P, O, Box ]6j
We finance homei up to 60% of their appraiitd value,
WILDWOOD'S
Most Valuable Business
Boardwalk Front
With Riparian Rights
UPKiN
p
Franklin Trust Bldg., Phila., Pa.
:'ji ' . iM «ny Broker ; 'j ;"•,'•
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Complete Change of Program Ewjj||
ADDED ATTRACTION ;
Thnr-ihi), Frlila; ami Haliirilai, June S, 4, S
The Frisco Harmoni
8—Melody Manardii-J f
With JOYCE CARLTON I
ORFTlnn JMiiily, Nimn^ Iianw* and Siitt 1 ""-
In nililitlim In cinr ( -•--•—•—
uj, Krlilaj, JIMP !— " "*
RICHARD TALMADI
"The Night Patf
Addi.d-Jii.w slow (if "Thi. Jlarrli-u l.ifr ill. BflM m
,,,1111,-d »IOO JMSV
TiiiBiimiw, Snliinlny, Jnne 8
Patsy Ruth Milli^ ft
Kenneth Harlan & Mary 'fug
"The King of the IT
Addtd C«nedy i AUce ArdeU in •' %
"SHE'S A PRINCE" 1
RXTHl-TnplcH or the Bar and First Bap '
WEEK OF JUNE 7 |
Duly Mitiaee at 2 P. M. S
Addri AHracUan, mid Koftltlt* In addition t» W
Paotoplors . ?«
indar pad Toc-iilay, inni T and 8— •;.
Clara Bow in |
"Dancing MotiM "
A nlory of a jouni wife's nlgat oat la HwJ«j|
pep and spire. : •*
Added Comtdyi BiUy Frendiy in "F^
• r . AwopVraMM '.p
lVrilncBdny, June B— . •""'.';£'
Owen Moore & Gladys Hu
"GoStraifil
Added: Ton of fun comedy, "W VJm
Helene Chadwick & William
Added Comedy: Charle* Pufe^
V «TW£ OFTOfflST
BCmA-J"Tlffi CREWC
T Peifonnunces enrf'Mttang :»J
Matinea Saturdays and HoUdaji-
mm-
Piibliihed Twice t-Week
VOL I-^o. 18 PubltinM Every
TyiMup MI rrldur Attamoaa
Bugbee Low Bidder For Water k
Extension in Gardens Tract
||ti|f'' : Fifty-fifth TMnton Contractor's Bid of $86,090, Lpweit of Seven
^^^jjky? Biddeti, Accepted By City Commisiioners—Specifica-
^5ppi||w, and of tiom Call For Completion of Improvement by Sent. 10
KoMlhe ocein, or Wi ' ! StBrl W o * As Soon A§ Award of Contract is Made
ffiSKili Wieill in the *• Newton Bugbee, of Trenton, f** J
%?fe'** .«u ^•i.-js,\rzH. 1 -?;Graduates
ffifijifntK * teniion of thn water service lo T** lj T" D *]j
mmmi hamni ium- the Gardens tract, porier-Smith 1 OlU 1 0 DUllU
V*£'•&'-I' totf hulr, a Company, of Ocean City, were j - , -^ , , .
tjfl.ltat,*rtw>n mata a ^ ^ ,Bw m i m TMr m r- pnsjt~ntv
| ;pgrfciri|K:.d«ir motor for the work was 1ss,?f4. 1 UI I UBlCIllj'
Hint' «ri' tMi concrete Bids for Ihe Improvenient were -—
r '"'- •"-"" recelvid by the ComnilBaianers ai i. . _ ,, _ ,
5,,,ft the regular nie«rins on Monday, rlanting a Urove Hub
f^/ Sum •tan* park-. The tuniraciors eihibited keen ject of Dr. P, J Evani in
'IS'otneri don't even conipetltion io get the work. D , *"
pt'' !ELV : I. ,,, , There was a difference of ii,« Baccalaureate Sermon
KB 1 "" •Wf* * Ihan H.00U between the ave
Bi'lijnl Binerence it low biuders. _
h^twris pus on this ja^isi, BOSS C. Heath, of AI.| Mere than fjve hundr
'ft a •((action of a lee-1 ianiic city, bid I9i,43f,"f. sen- »«»» uitereisied in ihe young pu-
®*C r L ki. J j man & Ltiigus, of atone Harbor,' t 1 " and in tbe Ocean City schools
l|dnver may- be blinded b w ,9iiJ76- anj ,i,e iiandard attended the baccaiaureato s>
ftft ! of tilt oncomiiii car, Engineering Company, of Ation- ilQm oeld in ihe High Bchool I
rtjnctivfly Bivel way to tic city, bid lial.621. auditorium on lunday evening,!
«. •'"• I The bluii were referred la Clly « r >« listened to one of the f-
Wtt'~- ••.-• Engineer Coilisson for scheduling. Bermons ever delivered to a i......
S4|pojor, Cir is out of He reported the bid of A, New. au\m olaH In this city. Dr.
«.i,, • . . • i „_ „, ,, ., , !,(,! P, I, Evans, the speaker, n
nlullon to "Planting a Orovc," as th_
bee be •)«' of the ba
qctdfnU have happened
jjtjQi;i?ni¥ a qufstion of
W.-jn'.^Mtlilait with s
ability to perron
accordini to thi
He Infor—' "•-that
he I
j'pirkifilbfdinanM,
1 ^
rs and as- similarity of the
,,, jy,je ,o BOH in the p 1 """""
f ihe oublic and " ve fertility ul ,
$ Grtat Family thLmspapeiWminema's\ Greatest Family Resort
d the young people
ie In the ——>> '•
gain, but to
of leaving
ss' J 1 * vumK "' He Hated that he planned to through education nt
|>«s filcntion 41 mide brine e|,Ber one or two trench the gre '
JMvoiuftaAweHi THir- digginf jaaehines and trench ail- of man .
""-"•• E.. ers to the operation. In addition the planting (
(fe and pfohibit park,
will be _, , _ ...
erty owners benefitted by the by Dr. Ev
•srvlce, Tbe local water coir
is entered into an agre
»ith the city to —'-'- 1
IJ^irtjii to the mif •
per^peM Ben of ^ggjj ^ ^ 0
^Wd^ih; g*d faith
jf!W;ijB)jiiti are it-
Ruby Dunstan
of the $| J$,066 For 151 One
• f no Thoutand Dollar Bondi "!"'• t" t
PH^^*v£ Nfaie Submit Bids For Iisue w
M3s
t-T>4iM
OCEAN Crnf,s HEW JERSEY,
the "pup's"
on little 001
ited the
il of fertile Hold Frolic
Leading Athletis bt
Organiiation
Baptists For Second Year
^ - ^ \
William 0. Oarotheni. ploncar I Afternoon
at 1 A, M. Monday at bis Ii
in itraihmErg. Be was a vle-
Uin of an acute attack of lmllgejition,
Mr, Cardthsrs wag lit
Illn fifty fom th year, Hs is raported
aa the oldest resident of
Btrathmere, livlnii there 37 yean.
He built the first hsu». the
old Whslan rtouse, at Strath',
mere or Corion's Inlet as It la
generally known. In later years
he wag the proprietor of the
Curothor's Hotel, He had a host
of friends aiiiong FhiladeJphia
sportsmen who fished at OorsOii^
Inlot,
Fuiioral services will be conauotod
at tllo Oarothtr's Hotel at
i o'olock Wednesday afternoon.
Interment wlis take placo i
Wnoilland Oemeti
Sirs. James Ulster, of
New Ordinance
Makes I>astic
side of Streets Nea»
Boardwalk
Present Pastor
With Fbor Lamp Alfa, P^kin, Tabooed % £
he
^
eig
"±1
'
lt lWa fijggg
' ; ^&rt
Bov, 0. Walter iheliey, pastor of flrsi reading b* the Oity'e
the Baptist Church, wu pleaMJiUy mUsIone'""lut Monuay. '
surprised at the conclusion of the ordinance wiii to "
I Iota I At the service last
g and Oscar I»« P"t «<
alley had an .easy time cleaning ' n *
• •-• "* "— in IB« g5 '
iornlns ul
o bulging atli- *•" L
. ly successful ill _ ^ ^
the jumps as in the dashes.
,i,n( Melvin Imith ond Howard stain- C 1 ! • ,
e! ton eliminated oil comera In the, r lOnSI
"to't'he'pub- maii tnwnay and were erowned • ,WM ,
great pitchers' battle In
Jlon In thi- ball
..... ...J-tsams of W, I.
Urs. James AUi tin, Hayden a bitter strugEle, !
"Come,
Thoa
AJmlghty fred Hoffman, the
Oh irlei Weiley for the winners
am
m pi ayer, He¥ Joieph W, ghqc-niakor. whose
tw
Pallor of Holy Trinity P. nete the deciding fa
j front right wheel BBBlnit the
,„, =»'» "t an angle of 4B degreti.
irk The e«eptlon to thu, howevtr,
j to Eleventh Street, ,-••-— -
cors should be parHe
ulh side of the street, oppoilte
I the Flanders Hotel,
" . Ho 4Uw PaikiBg
of Heart Attack Parking in pubilo ailoyB ii
* .i . rt i prohibited. Garage 0
a aumraer Resident
„«. on.y
the front.of their hulldlnOTBL
[n aocordaMe to the parkin
regulations.
line.
iiii i-n i qor. la,
nevi Evani ., ..nlth !t»li. William D. Kooiiler, of JSJ4 mulh-slde of lUhth Itreet. fr
I talkative man- Bridge itreet, Frankford. died «• PMtolflee alley to A
I q; pMure Lam
Organization of
Y«y Favorably
The organlMtlon of the OC0.O
favorably. At. the prtient tig,
rteieo, i,ait blo«|i ^iiilift|
, many ptrwa. ' Mr, ; ffr*lttB !
une. A dinner ihBVMl«Hi!!to*
Bs attended by nni iold '.ttpiiM*
SftF peruni at the Hans will havi( on o
Rich
Kadfom u Captains..
.^^^{v^v^T^^^^^'^fili^iJT 1 ^^;^?^.^ l>''- •••^•li.i'. ••l';V/ ! '^-i'o^ ^cv'' ^l; : ^^^ i; ^>i^|^ ^'i : -'- *f 1:j^;'t^> : -- : ':t.'^^. |: •*; : '• ' •': ' ^X 1 ^'--'^ %'KM^'v-J^'^t^^n^V^Cfi^-^v^^^ ^••^oV^-ftl'/v>^- ''•'.'•'^'*'y^°-
mmsm
ter- loll - of
•e. ihonW nttijiaWS
sort alt.nd thla.klgTihtlc
ceivM, not. bnj^^i
vm~ BUa, NewiYtmm
m ,„/ HsVemonof IS!
Syftl Rling Emsode msm
w&-
W:
7
m
•? t mmim mm
I the hut
Una tw« •
dern home': rtsbt
f the NBWi a» a.Ll« olftrt* 5
tlon from the Connty rOoian^ City propertl
Clerk: Hvlng Ha ret-— —• - - • - • - • — - - " * «
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it
r »
V
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1 a
MESS
fi'Bink|fi:f
Bonds
iff n#;
the iPfancisean Monasteiy, the
"toDtilTnued
bciar
front Pali in»
Ante njlt of ll Bklngfupd u .'the
a annll- tereal
cable td re&tfitl
:rav Is coilirenrWfM
1153.9 1,11,
Int or thrMUaM
for dodtj,
water
BUPpU , electric light or Bower,
gas aiid
marketi,
1111,000, 00.
Ins. W, we!!; no fonder they've
«, .....Meiers, which had Account of Places visited tjifh plnnhtd to stage a moon-
i auleUy, made 11 imlight
tall In the evenlnc, but the
had such a time flndlnB irt
fleer lo use his at Capitol - , iBSlement weather forced a
rate pa rtliousasd
127.20. '
dollars,
ggfeeol
huddlf ffl
iris In HH
J all »e an- •}» «» **'• ».»••». «n " d ln »w°««»»e The new rate would only make non. Many iinapjhoii". " "'
»|»WSrani«d. Amopj ££•£•"* «« U8in » MOO We by the m« •
i^WtJtjl4tttBioM S hVl ? W ? "J" 11 ;'"'"* of fas. The rate for cohsum. the after
I ,,oj eJ,Blf W "top. He driver er» using 10,000 -feel sad more Zoo Nat
iilfiUa# ?«. KrepJBt pit iSK"- , ." the _f** " d 6t " a ">«* th "«ln« «»« Mine, he Allans and AiUngton CemMetT, i ffM^Jg 1 * * to """»•»••
pi};i',^ .
the, evening the majority of I • ^ffiiira aaii, CTTATE '
The report was ordered received the party enjoyed ihe show at ; ~ O^*WMBMS_
- \ ,. A»« automobile race ended on and Bled, The city will not pro- Keith's Theatre. I Ml f ta»« il» Wt«ii«
".liU,'ttffli (1***5 Avenue, between Seventh leit against the change. The rain which greetei 4 ••• — * ~ » "• - • -
^ , „ ,,M .w^ «»_L.,_ ._. .j awaksnine on Friday ]
fwlU bi-MW BnrtfpfiW toe drjyer to halt. The Realtors who sell
Jft "*" ' ' """ "" " " •"
y^^ff&MmmttW
^dral-C6me(ory.: Folia-1
ith# Bsptrl
Ocean A|©,
ROOMS
^ fibf Ojp^
Your Name On Our Che
Your Account in This BJ
—and you have equally well tort" we gee greater arid
equipped yourself for a pleasant opportunities to serve,
vacation or a profitable lifetime of '
buiineti activity—in. Ocean City. Your name on our eht
This bank knowi Ocean City, your account here will put
betoita Ocean City, gervas Ocean nervice facilities at your it
City. In the rapid growth of a way that should 1 mean 1
"America's Greatest Family Re- you.
Banking- Tru»ts~ Title Inturance ig|
4% linie Account*-Safe DepotiU~lni>e$tmentMU^
Settlement Room,-. Viiitora' Information and Travel $m
Ocean City - ; |
Title It f rtwt €o*np|
Anbury Avenue at Eighth Street |
OCEAN CITY HEWS, OCEAN CITY, 1., I.
nnnuiing 1116 arrangement
here for Mr, ahester, DoMarU
Incidentally, was one of th,
cioverosi, nrst basomen In »oml
Ocean City Sinwre '••' Foster G«
pro hail around Caniden rini
Philadelphia until an Injury re
eeiveii 111 an iiiitnniobile aetlrii.il
several years ago entlpd his alii Anglers* Club
lelic activity,
! Eddie, Williams, foniiur bl(
ICBKUi! player, who has been ap Northeaiter Carried Away
painted as manogir of the lean Two Feet of Beach Dur-
gfiDmVvbridge which Chester w|)l place on Ihi
• local diamond Is gathering in nf ing Week End
array of talent which wllf revolt*
^sn Lines Burned
v Florist Dies While?**
Lines Burned lionise hMPhali in the resortU, . , _ _• when Mlm LoiUwP. Comon anil
_ 1 '-'-— ; cities nf n,u couiny. wllllnniH ICIear Lan^ 8 T He tsu »eji; I with » l.i.i. th
voca,i
1aleiIt
of Ocean City i
held by rat III) audiences through
out the M m was glveii
anothe
leal belom
SIi
Sunday evenini
First Drum Dr. J. Tbornley Hugbell.appenreil
« city untile iln
ilini Kiui! wi
i^nfiiiei of lilt
(Continued from Pago 1) l' n W' I w °!« «° '»« eountj OK
,My unnie will itppear on the h « mi1 Bt Ki0 0nde. and tn.
iwneral election ballot, in Noveui. pelllions from the door, knob
her, but not on the primary bai- where my Wn had toft then! the
iqt en Juno U a l u bsfBre , Petu,nBa »„ the
The Inw, until amended .n... " . . - - : .
that intltions for naminat
county oflcera should be 01
the county Clerk not later than I to the County Clerk, who took
twemy-nye days before the prl- them and filed them as being renreviouj
4«y,,
HthB two drawbridges
Si Octan • City-Somern
' Mrday atifd
bofora she could
i^tanlBl I)"! Backed
fh lenalon wires run- Father Blake
tthe briilge and for a
Kiohtti iMiions of thf. Holds Silver
|(thout power.
l|tt, bridge iqiider lit
jjSreugh the bridge of
Sjre trolley. lint, heek>
p» ft» pilot ofrtbo of' tbc Raul Bom ,
pugh Ihe ijde of the Received Many Presents
I^Hfanifthe From Children. Parish-
l«ne,MWtnUht it, SoaWddglit ( eauBe ionera and Friends
yil tin! fond Imn
ljiTB of the Ans
y of whom floekra
ut Farli Placn
z l ^ ""^"WPS 1 s^y^anr'sSdS 0 s M «iSd j :h"bth,.re
coelvml by Hit
npiillici rill (hi HUB lhe ont
iplendld progr
William C, fluar. of Plilludiilphia,
WOKIMI tin lillurunllng Hpte of o Pedestrian
and wliinliiB hullli with a largo
flfty.two pound Dull and after a
hair hour mrURBlii the laiRi! hsh
was laiideil In tho net. Tills is
{ - M 8no emh) »"1 *""•
who were circulating than,, and Hi order to preSent any petitions,
secured the proper .ffldavlbi for "- '" """"• " W " '» *^ ?
filing, m IhJ itoe tils COM he l""'"' «f tor » f ubIle Pfffdone
the County (Jlerk's offlce was k " D * lnl1 lhB , 1 P"""-"" "''f"' lj ;
eloscd for the day, and on that f"""'"'' •" bl! P«i»ntea at such
evening my son, Charles K. Foster. ° t " IIC - , , ,.,.•,
Jr., with a friend took the poll.
lh " "Hn""' Bntle.tar li»
liens and mado a call at the foun- wunly ckrk '
l '7"° Rllem f l " "?!* *° e
lmi
, j r • j «»«""•"'"« »»i"--' wiin u largo mvmi-A city thoroUKlifare' tlons and mad., a call at the fiui
«e loners and Friendi "' ^ » P»I n»h and after a „,„ with intontions to cross it. ty clerk's resUenco at Bio Oranle., ,, „ ,
"I • — — lwlr . nour «»e'e '"e l«fK« nsh Horn—A meehanhal appliance at 7:30 P. SI., standard time and e W f 1 "!" ""• »«« «!tioou at SL Charles' Col- Ml". Andrew \y. Dorbaiir. wiiT installment paid on the nllto-
Jtsin Steeinian staled ; consider, them Hied, and: iBfOBBail"
h
legu, Elllcolt City, lid. He was of local contractor, Is recuperat- Ilioblli until it's worn out, and
(ilsengen woto so ex-\ordained In this Trenion Cathedral 1MB from a ruocnt opeiallen ai then they have to begin all over
rftHlckletl to got out'liy the late Bishop JIoFaul. His lhe Atlantic'City Hospital, She again.
V;£s ,. ^ -_ - . ' «... _.,_,_.. _. »j__,i. ,_.,— I ..i.^ ,„ i._,,g j o e institution " ~
to ibank us for aid-! Alter nvi? years was matie pasirir lytiiij, .HIS. narbour plans to _ .
l
' j of the church ai Alleniown, N. J., spend several weeks en the farm FOR SALE
c
'; OccUEred early" in! where he remained eight years, of her parents, .^Ir. and Mrs. jjfll ^n. We
and the lines furH Then be was transiered to Ocean Charles Wright, of Beaville, mi "
I
Moioeohn city reslilCIly, wjiere lie has been twelve — ii
ijgan placed in opera-; years. He was born in Borden- -Where did tho automobile hit «
m ettiiloyets of ihoitown. . He has bulit Si, Mary's you?" Inquired the claim agent, 'NOW hottiiBi!. an w. iiui ,;,„„„,. I
Siany However the Church iii the northern Heclioii of "Weil," explained the lady vie. • ail • «niwiifm«Mi, »»,«m. »j,«uii
f cut off the d'raw- this ciiy. to BCcoiiimoilnte tBe susn. llm. "if I had been wearing a | ""5,1, ,.our qcl!un
Big the boulevard and mer liiiongB. nnd has arranged lo ilcenso tag it would have beimll nJHi
Wmt be taken through start a parochial school in tho fail, terribly bent,"
t,ll(. llw|tl.r ,
•--•it
•Place Team of Star
,'on Field on
jWOs fbf thr, use, of
pal , Bpaball Field
"pby the cliy Oomi
iiterday- afternoon,
[^lp^= L, .Chester,
(Wi WAS .guhtnlltedi
lion*-for .tho khiil
taie&hf, the, city
tQsidered to oe eauee
|p|' had., plaaned to
nln i" changE Ihulr
'I < I
INCOME and OUTGO
/OUR check' that goes out this month [
* comes back to you next month bearijig on |
its back the signature of the payee, : |
THE itubs of ail used checks carry your j,
• nolation of each check issued, also the |
amounts deposited and the balance after each J
transaction. „ I
'IMPLIFIED bookkeeping! Yes, a good |
business system and a complete history of j
one's income and, outgo, • '•' , I
••'• ' ' ' ' . : , • • ' • • • • - • • • i
'OME in and open a checking account |
' where you are, assured! personal seryie*. I
"! *'^r^:"*^ '- :
;. i
i ,
anillateii, in
ht have the
•You Wtt M
Profit On
Central Avfe.
FOR SALE
j , jt «..=•• . > , ' » •.•'••-•
ArineCottap
„ One block from ocean
50 feel frontage-on Centrul Avenue-
Half Mortgage
'- 1 :+V-9-'i ••:•-,•; S" '.--•"~ i \'J'±.^
Banking
combinatibijt of equiprnent,' -^^ejriStii**|
tion andexectftivcability for wKicri^t}tii»S|
•THEM ^s^km^kJi^^^^M
1 eel with the succ^fol^r«(^?^||
large banking inatitutiqn nwMB^S
NaHoiMw-^ ''^T^KSpp^M
QUR .senlce to d6^iiflft|H^i|^^^a
V an unusuaUy hrM^ L ieW- \-'^"^M
First National Bant
On- Central Avenue in tjio
8H
-It), *il .sW • ^:W1
; « '
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ft- I,
1 ':
'••~> 7.-" !
Li ..fni«r,u Blalis, hortlcuituriBt, A. J. ffre
ley, Bsmologlsti T. J. lioadiu,
jgrs cnlDnioloKist; William H, Merlin,
4«e plum pathologist; L. A. Stearns,
i-jfe^s*^ ussistant antomolnglst, snd Ray
j llnimii, bee specialist,
Following these talks there
,, r- [ will he demonstrations of gpray-
B\'* - ng a> ^ dusting apples and
.jj, peachw with various types, of
sprayera, dusters, spray guns,
bi* and nozzles.
a c. 11. Connors and H, w. Wiiij^w-
m will lake charge of the
"*: dower growers 1 "John, Benin, the laziest* 'inor. j *\
ehaBt In town, made a trip, to J , oesn leu open'By unnniBii
Btevlllc on Monday. .^ %
group. Over 350
"^* yarleiles of dahlias and many
> other upcclcn and varieties of
ornamental plnnts arc under eittlure
at the horticultural farmi
I and nil tliciw will be shown,
1 Fleii) Day at College and Ehfi
perlmenl siatlon begins at 10:30
,' A, tl.. daylight saving time, |
B %r^)mvt „,„ ,hr houbi *I« *d 1 ei#|lfd;>M:
John coyle, Mr grorarymaii, < nom , (0 bottom," said,the ea«le ail over;t«i(|ou;«ry
is doing poor business, Hta stafe „„, MlWo a,tni .,.„,, lairtiigly *» »-'e*f stnneJK'V.v i,
is dirty and m.,sty . Uow Aan J ^ ^ ^ u M D ,ly u ^ ' ' ' twT H^- ^ ^
ho ejipocl to do much? j i,pUI, mWehaiidi»e,". an* Just ho and, sbs; Jhd;j|i«
"Dave Ooakey, died at h\n nouaced tho 1 ijilvertlieniintis''Is Onl1 "•' nighl,. He held Jt
homo hero Tuesday. The doctor n0( ,,„ Ba((, Ym rtllbt posglbiy .-eloso, anjl she; wiuiii't inlnalnE
gave it out an heart failure. ,]„ worae" 'D* a " r epportBhiljes,:s^allenoo fell
Whisky killed htm, * • f, '•Nojisonid." trlbd the 09- for a Uaie, - fti>allif, ha'8hM^
"Marrloij-MiBs Biivlia, ithoades foBBloBar pnglUsS, '•rdon'tJwantjJilnwolf. Tw^^W^lnajpattBrja
ami Jamen Collins, by, the ^lisy, a penny -Itj I; win, /The fame It^W
Oorden, last Saturday at the self is quits enough," . I,
Daptist parsonage. The bride is t f f _ ay
a very ordinary girl who doesnU =I~sssr oni. iKates by windy.i ,
issary In a larger I
Quality
Many buyers of printing are s6
anxious to save money uiey always
place their orders with die jlbwest
bidder^ Very often the cMerence
of a lew cente or dollar in prices
representa the dif^caice betW^fi
i TOMLINSON
• I AS BURY AVF
PHONE ZIJ2

, iff
If
f a-
n' -
AUCTION IS THE MODERN AND WAV TO BUY REAL
BM
m
A U C T I O N E E R
^^ -«=fc ** v m, * ** *~* ** ** ** :^iiis£
snair uf crlt. yinio
..... till! ilfllBllt HIIB..
at the gml of ih« iraiiili,,
even May In thi>\llral til
Two lutrii quest IfinH tf
in dial, hut WIliiiTi noli
I* line iiiwoii, anil llvi
irlnrr IS 33, Mornh- McOm'
niiilor Ctirt Mnrrlot. Robins i R |B
i. .mi W'dt, ill: Cos doing !l» stuff In .pile of VmiertIjj
imU Pell*. •»»";" O*li, !«: DO, I"«I>»1W I» B« mln !«
llyriy, S4! Viinei! ami (1 rimes,
Hbrie of the contending teams in a iTucial game,
ijtiwiple o/ ulial Ihr Bulon ieaui tan ila at-limrs

K9ffliWi."y,v- ('.!;:,: CAN ¥00 HBMBMBBli WHEN EIGHTH BTBEBT LOOKED LIKE THIS? . .- •
sBSB|>;jKil« BietnrQ wa« snapped at Eighth Street and Wesley Avenue, Tne building on the right has Been repined by Hughes
t»Si|:!»'nuniBsr of realty offlcei. The Crease home on the left wan one of the last on Eighth fitroet to iurfeauee v> the, march
'pgiissr;It wai only daring the past winter that the lower portion of this building was converted Into offices. In the taekground Is
Pf|j^gij»tii|ebnrthi Tiio office of Mmier 4 Bawardn Is the only really ofttoe revealed by the photo. The site of the offlees of
irteWtiitt&r'rwaS then a residence, • . •
This Season
'Social Empire" Greatest For
Drove Buyers Avmy, Do-
e Made To Revive Scheme
.|ipfi«otf!o; : ,iiow "gOBlal vorllied lavishly last winter, '-..„
jMpBfl|oJfai partly to a Hit of "feunderii" lneludldi
^^Infttlia eimh of samuel Vautialn, president ,
Club.-developnmnt the Balilulu Loconsllve Works;
they will Influence many others to
come.
"The Black Horte Pike will be
open to travel by next year, affording
another Sue highway to
relieve congestion of the white
irenio ihore travel.
• It now apptiara to the oh.
lam.0 men worry mere evtr
qui and Bridge Will Give, proud ot, yet the Indieauona for eeiving" B" Wss by tnaii*
Addri Impetus »« "j*-* . ^ ^ ' ^ '
ilipae IBii even iirwamiTM
i. Cromwell, of ihe Plllsl.ury Flour MMi Com. AtlBBtle City
TOttpKejSAin»riean.BrItliIi puny or Minneapolis; Harry S. " hleh b - -•--
BafWfOr^rattolii which Blasl, of the united Kates °> D P}** aal1 °il»
ffifioWtofeWntura, Realty and Improvement Com. " M i prediction the hlinest dSclsl to tbe busblest
.nmaic puny or Minneapolis; Harry B. „— r-~ -- -•--. MWW to eltlien, are Insuilea with the Idea
BSratlotn which Blaes, of the united Kates °>
follows!
^pi
D 9®* aal1 °il» M v c nl? « working together for wens.
(Statute, : Realty and Improvement Com. '« M 'Mom, and that iplrlt will •earrr onMiol
'Solo'piiBOBd- Patiyf Mrs, Btotabury. Mrs, "While Bredictlng the tanner onU' »>r «8T. Mt for year* to
, tiveii prtspeoJ Dodge, Lady Lauderuale,ei-KIng Mar for Atlantic City In 1026, succeed that, ono. It mlrtt be
rtfirP tdmlot Oeorieand oth.ra of pfoaiinence which prMlcUon geetns to be ln.latF, wlthia new sigh recoM, 11 pair biUsj". ,..*•'
assault, niiewd tojhavo bein "Then aiala there Is a great JI l__I-'>..-'. J L J ^ M '
eommitldd'early fhursilny' mdrn.,possibility of,Jiavlni^tho NaUonal 1 [ JOHN H. LINDER
that Fiprii»':B«q»fi»!«ir. ,fluii» ,*w" a «>*
«,iin,hnHv il.nt imixl (o talk Io n. W" ffB
lavs your putinles and you
han they do over wait M owt Bo|«bIieja;."Mr*' V— II— Crttl- lars.
io thalr ertdlloni, * eallf III—Punaral Friday," "
. I ,—
l Uio talh
Thsre are-aim UiosoAwto m\m l|lBi oeeapBBI «l
all in awtiir nadtn «j» dqUWB, fcouM: "Are you
droulno,
dro
for
DwaM Haed
h l ? "
Avenue, was
WANTED—A tutor 16
old, wants two rooms with prlvl- j yiMt
legs or bringing parents. Re(er>
jaeeg. No prefHegra, FUsae I ^sa
,*G95-L teda/, idajg,
deep or deeper,
The fiiippor may bo bsrdbdUod
« BlIOECii, but nho aurely wears A anl - 1 "
icramlilcU lair, *•" llri
- - cage on tap
Pint Clerk (bumping Into roll Mlm. "rioi
if barbed wire); "I wliii that roll| .Tiie towns
in Urn lower regions." menL '
d a third, Tlie lad
Second Clerk; "litter wiin It tips and a f
ap with a polite r
fsmewbere else—j-oii mlfbt run ei! hla cap
ery
\
well, thank j
me for not answering yo
II really thought yo
ly a bird,"
She doesn't like
A shady joke.
She doesn't hike,
ihe doesnt smoke,
Ehe doesn't iwear.
She never flirts.
She doesn't wear
Those shortened skirts,
gbe doean't danet,
Ihe doesn't sing.
And goofs In paau,
Dont mean a thing.
She doesn't use
The beauty salves^
But wont refuse '
To shew her calves.
I rule, goldflsh an
•- earrings,
., „ ......_tlury to parboil Ice
ereant to make it tender.
It Is considered inr JJ " "
flatten out the bulge ,_
apple crate with a sledge uuiuiniir.
Bven the youngest potato Is
rarely afraid In the dark.
It has never been decided ho*
far grapefruit can squirt
t-amden par "
'•as killed by a Oask of Ughtning,'
properties t ti"a t
will p?y • big profit if
you act now.
Correspondence incited.
WALTER 6. GIBSON
Rea)E»UIe
802 Central Avenue
Phone 1295
heater room of a residence nt
Eighth and Atlantle Avanlu, I In
way charged With help! drunk
and iran lined {10 by Maglntrain
Franele Ware at a* hearing held
Saturday niornlnj.
PROSPECTIVE
Good r^Jj
Building. M
2—We can furnish same to your satinfaclii
every roam complete, • ^{S
Our Gomplete Home Furnishmgfji
on our Second Fbor is at Y^
Shades and Linoleums a
READ HARDWARE
848-54 Aibury Avenue '
. Phone 17 ,1
We are confident that those who buy Ocean City properties now will fc|
resell at handsome profits within the next thirty days. We are listing |
erties below which we recommend as excellent Buys, • • , •
Rrit OHering of the Best Residential Type Properties |
inQceanCity ^ |
lluoco cottage on a Wesley Avenue eorneri lot SOsliO, Three bedrooms and bath. '• '
also master beilroom with private bath I togettaer with an opportunity .for additional \
hedrooina on third Boor, ' < • " ','
' : " " " " • . ' . • . '. ., ; ( f
DellitiUul large living room, with pleasingly enclosed inn porch; also large open '"
:• P O r c h B I , . . . . :.^
, BMclnui and attractive dining room nndwoll equipped kitchen, MBU'B qunrters and .|
large cernont bascmcDt. Ineludlni bath houiest showera, etc. - , ., 4
Thlg IIOUBO i, pipea for not water heatlnit nystem and tie'entire house Is eanlpped -3
with nigh quality rurnlshlngs. , . • • : ';
Oaro^l and children's canopy-tororednand pit on the rear of the jremUea, A /'
., beautiful lawn with an abundance of attractive shrubbery. Automatic and perou- Jf 5
nentlyj fined sprinkler ayjitem,- / • .. ' * . .,;,
Thlg propertji wmanipeartd the dltcrlniMuni buyer, and most 6« : ietn to bi ap. ; '/S
. , . preelated, Price • , '•?••-• .: • ' -k.
BECTIONB
fflind nW(h ot Noril.
oosiH cut mwi, omts rar?, s. J,
inn. ini. mm. vrn. niun .\,|to eat nnaHugiy and I have loulse Closser Hale: Great Y»l- oi the LIIIICU BIU , t
ft!!!!!!
Ing fra,,, 1»,,,|« 0( Wilhuni 1, (tiniii mi I l
Ilie », W, It iiiiidH of I'Miuhelh Himsn I f
lah Ihe N. I'.. \
HIIIW 1,.
lii.OII. Strip
iiv RoiitH
1 *"!'.,, ..,,„. Ifouiid thut It pay». Then again luy, by 3l»ry johiiKtqn; The iun- cloipn G, Adum»; lloi.-l
Si I never B,t up tfom the table B.»r., by II. II. Kalbtei Ih.lfU- ii, Prlncpi nnrl 1
, ----- -•- right ofi.r ft meal. • I always sit meiim q[ Darknuns, by Allc.. by Lnclu. JI, Bomm,,
>»wn.n. ,i „«.. „»,,. B.»,h « e.M M.y P.im. „, ,ne lllbie tm a time. I never Miller: in- nmlier Enim/ea It, f.mi Do,,R or fc «"'W'
r — ; • _ _ _ _ li-H ntu Rfioil for Ihe digestion Hlaiory of the Fnn-lsn riilify of Cnlnml IHiiim', iLITimt
iierihui.nl, '"" lo """ • | |—i ^-p, || If riMipie will line common «eiiim ^ —""—*—" " — ^ _
hwn> limit,' |
It'iiiiiiit.- frnm iiiiidM nr '• »B"i» I "» enperfiil, Ii in » " "' ' '" . ,"., .,.,,,,1..
. i chiprhil, , Then- la RiioilRh tiiiil- 1" A JJ j T
""" •""•'! 11'1-i""i w,";:;.iii,..tii»i"Aw'., iiiii. lilo in ihi- woiiii anil if I can Popular Booki Added Io
p,: prim, viid, Hii i, ji. w, ii" «, i* B, w. | Bnr,,al| 0 m,,,. minHhlne 11 heipx Ocean City Library
1M
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uii, TtwntAip « Minaio
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j Allk , a|)m|, h|B ,,!,,( Mri Ni-w. booKii rimmily mlili-il to
s nM U 1
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fSr I R«rk*.olkT i.ii iti,. Ocimn CMly Piiblic Lilirary,
'• "rni not on 0 ilM, I rail iirf Iw ftiilown;
' vhnt I like, bill 1 always ini Fiction—
udrmti-ly. OvBr-failiiB in bml
Man Aloiii-, by GPOrRi- Agnew
iyHflr Chiiiiibiiriuiii; ilo
' Loin iiH, v 'SiK "rlJrlior Tpfmliiill 1'omiiniir in I
•u 1. l«mi'l T, Wiiolnotl, II,Mill, Tr.irl on
w. I-., jj w, nldii 01 Hionf Hiirlinf Tiiriiplkn.
LOU 1104, Sllia. at ndJOIBii« Inli.J. of .Mnrlln V. HiuiUll.iB. i
twi city Oardnw Kvn,i» d, Sh.iiuhi.'f, 11 us., io lii-r-
«_ta., 10 cnorlM 1 . nllra .». i),,vlln. "II i«i.. liii» II ••mils, ;
. D8B, In B, >V. .Hill- i,lk |,|k I2H, is,. Wiidwaoti Wii.iWMd diifiii.tiit. diird..|i». !
City 01 NoriH WiUwBod
nrdl to M iiilir Til
wi'iiir-Vlilnl AV... iilmil 1311.
\V l-'riiiik Vorki-. ,'1 us., m «lil
iilli-y. ti y«, II
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liolwrl CniBll,'.
Oily 01 Wildwaoa
ii H. Hiiillii II., "
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t No, *3i I'liKk
M). ^ 1 . l» nnil ai.
Btmugll of wiiawosil emi
PiiBin, 11,01), Mi« » ni
city «f eaM May
Semce
c' (i) PoM HBt run
• in Sunday..
: p,fn, p,ni, |hj, Bum . Friday
1 8,00 0,30 Ji'd:,SMurt«y,«Bly
lio i.in• KM ,., t._: ,,.,J.^.
'•« u ' 3 « ll IB. «.Bu.ii,io|inw,
Your Last
TO BUY
A centrally located Ocean
Front Lot with Riparian
Rights, for less than
$3,000 per front foot
We Have Three Lots
50 feet^cean Front
75 feet Ocean Front
150 feet Ocean Front
Take your choice and net now—not next
month after prices have advanced.
choice loti in the belt section of the
Gardens that can be bought under
market price., ;' ; '.
Two Atlantic Boulevard lots; 35x100, at an
exceptional low price.
RttWOR
• S^
ill I he SIHI. liy J, Q, lac*- Hi:
WliufH U'Cln-k, by Aniy
l; Tlirep UWIH, liy Anniv
ll Moiir**; OITlcjiul Aiitgnio-
bile Blue Boo*.
Oeoioirieal iuriB^r All
in, by n, -II. Yerkes.
BIAS TO SIWS,
BOSTON SCHOOL of COOKER
Tests and Approves
Miss Lucy G.Allen, director of
the school, Mis her experience
with the Perfection Oil Stove.
ISS LUCY ALLRN, direetor of the "The long ehimneyi bum every drop
M eoniervative Bpitori Sehool of of oil ctiinpleleiy before the heat
Cookery, is one ol six famous cooks reaches the utensils,
who recently put the Perieetion Sieve ,. W e ^ e r e M weI, p| e M c d w i, h ,he
to a ripraui, practical cooking teit. v m Perfee,;on Siove.hoih as to results
Like the other live ramous cooks, - ^ ralion tha, „„„ eornpUiiBg
Misi Allen eookea by_ every eookinS ,he tcf, w e k e-, j, )0 use [or au^H.ry
fhTKrlectton * VS "* o p l n l o n ol work in our classes," she concluded.
Uniformly Good Rmulti Tcs(ed and amrwd by ihe Boston
"I cooked many meals on the Pcrfec SehOQ, of Cookery!" Thai meani that
The leng €hifHBeyi ef thi Pfl^
ficlisa bura every drop of lbs ei
before It rtiehn ihi k.nU./riVii
you gel eltifl, evtn tsftUsg him
lion ilove, 1 non oiove,. ' smys iayi mis, Miss Allen. «»IIBII. Ihe •»»; ,he (ho Perfection Ferfectlon was used under all pos- ..KwiroinioyiiiwiBioM.., ,,,
results, whether using the tup of the s;h|e eoul(ing conditions-for slow You ^ douW , M
stove, the oven, the broiler, or thy eoukinH far rBgt cooking; for baking, . Brt o( h«t-fc»»».ttrifW
toaster were uniformly md. 1 here f m f fng| and |or.broiling. In every w.i.,.«i,i» K.«I Uiii few
were several features sufficiently pro. oofe jj w a s tmnl} efficient. [ituniy, evenly and wlihour ejn
nounced to reeomniend the stove to _•- • ••"•••
the most particular people. Six Cooh Agree iftdMy redned, • ,
Easy to Work on The other five famous cooks who AH intpuriiiei ik« miiin
"Thi. rvrf^riinn is on easv slove to tested the Perfection were enthusi. inioke or in«e depoiiii i
JnrU mf ^ ^ s no"Snd wrois as'ie, »o, about the results obtained. «. »«...d. Thi, .».i« U,
work on, i nere is no reaemng asriisa ^ «..,„—, i ,u A enn nnn wmni>n del mijimum imsynt of Imi, •
several hot plates, as there is with a And. every day 4,5uu,UUU women get _ , _ ..S(uJlrd.. K m - h
gas or eoal range. • real cooking satisfaction from their ^ J ^ Bf ta| m u ( u W |
"The liame never Varied from the * ertections, your Perf.cilen. Iniiii o» it
point at which it was set, whether it See these 19>6 Perfections at any deal. "»'< " »»y'««nr"l»r,.
was low for stewing down pumpkin nr or's. All sii>,cs from a one-burner stove ..,„,,,. O l, no
high for ba^gb=Ura.h,ur, ^ ? ,o a flvtfur r^e^^. »- ^ ^ y
-There J5H2S«..«- th. ^ ^ ^ h s * pleBsed whh "' STANDARD"
cooking utensils, even when the high, mtufMiund *,_ _»,_»._
yeljpw tipped liame was used for pBRFBCTION STOVI! COMPANY KEROSENE
STANDARD OIL^COMPANY (New Jersey)
Distributors * 26 Broadway < New York
PERFECTION
810 Asbury Avenue
848 Asbury Avenue
WARNING) Use only genuine Perfeoiinn
wicks on Perfection 1 Slnvcs.. TliiXi are marked
with red triangle. Others will (ive trouble,
Come in and See Why
A FERFEGTION STOVE
Means Better Cooking and Greater Convenience
Here kni Enjo^ a Oso
For best mtilis
use , ,
STANDARD"
OmnCftf,$,li

mi
^^uS^0 Food lClas$0S for -sr
-^aie$iinM0j0h Education
OCEAS EAS crrr'pEws, OOEAH crry, N, J.
Somers Point Locals
Mrs. Cnrrlfi Rookotol, chair
man of th** world war iiienHt
commit t??, pn>ft^nl*fi tho bronze
tablets to the city an l>t-]ittlr «f
the Woman "H Civic Club, on M
mo rial Day nml they were
ftflceptiMl by Mayor tioll. Mrs.
Ella Hart, dressed an a
OIOBS nHrse, hud u *lelegatlon or
children pifjcm representing
ferent tintnchca or the army ami
nuvy ami hud n boat ov< • rich In
.tffcere'a no trouble at all
ning will be held at the home or
butler rat,' although the boyi are
Howard O.
J^eplng the cookie Jar tilled
Mrs, Carrie Roekstol or Shore
'---—--.; in the technique or pie,
pillle aiding with tbe bak- cake, and bread making, m well.
Road, on June IT, It jg rei&:^;
• •
Money with which to buy the
quested that members who an.
food Jiangs are a fc gradients ia furnished by the
ticipate attending this meeting MacPherson
i In health education iplli. After they prepare (be will gel In touch wiib the presl-
are working on thethen,
the students are given the dent, 'Mrs, Herman Bndress, m
t the matter or better food, Prlies are awarded the It will be the last meeting for Contractor and Builder
111 haw a widely beneflelsl hoys who make the beat progress, the summer. The following inera.
fin ttr well-being or trie an aid in popularizing the ben were present, Mrs, Herman Jobbing and Alteration!
HI,,-Knowledge or -wbat to
Bndress, Mrs, Charles Wolf, Mrs,
d^hoV, to prepare It will De
Carrie iobade, Mrs, Lewis 1, 'Satisfaction In Our Motto"
offlciaig gay, not
llathlas, Mrs, James Qlfford
S'of)l)'!3K-tn!ttSr health, but in mok-
Bciill. Mrs, 0, P. Robinson, Mrs,
I'eoph- Btill run ihnlr ii«lch>
1242 CENTRA! AVENUE
|Hn£ji§ffljHhr leii lumeptihle to
Phoebe Adams, Miss Dorothy
born down—fj*pet:laljy when tht-y Thomas, Mrs, T, Oeome Middle-
aM the street a.
ton, Mrs, Alida ThoniBson, Mrs.
1 hit-n ninny
choice und handsome flowers In
bloom 111 t hi- preiten 1 11 me
Mr. und Mrs, Robert Klcvctib
of Phthuielphlu. iir* 1 Mm, DellAr, Mr. and Mra, Clarence
Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs.
Wwdoy Megronlgle, Mr.fi. Ell IK
Warner, Mlvt Charlotte M«- A
gronlgle, Daniel 1*1 Megronf^h bolkd gjj
uid Jo^n O'DonneJ). A party *l wonderful
was held after Uie- ganie.4 were dO +
4 IN 20 ycari we have tj|
ihdre homes and comp]
RGCOFO '
Wm. H. Collision, Jr.
Assi). M, Am. SOP. C. K.
CIVIL EWGlNEEE^-SURVEYO
City Knstnoor Qetnn Clly» N. h
Theo, V. Townniid
"At veur iervtt?"
Plumbing nnd Heating
I aellilt yeur pairsnsiF'b? my
free filiiliieerlflQ, estimating,
edvlsery and inipEctleii itfvlse-
604 Third Street
- now in
OCEAN CITY, H. J.
city und will build n h
on Mieir lot o»
r *' 1 °' re P a ' r work irfi.'
without a diasatisRfd i
We are ready to Mart yow"j
and turn it oyor to you s
ive will. Wire or write.
a-
Telling the World
-^your menage through advertiiing in
newspapere is the accepted method today,—because
it is so much more poiitive
and effective. There are certain
forms that should be followed, however,
because, "just any kind of an ad" is not
always read - - -"- - PICTURES,
illustrations; the layout of an ad; the type
selection and the general arrangement all
add to the eye appeal arid make the
reader read. - - - - - If this were
not so—why are you reading this message?
- - - - - We have in our office
a complete advertising service for
our customers. Illustrations, layouts, and
copy suggestions for every line of business.
No matter what you have to sell
—we can supply the advertising material
to tell the message in the most effective
manner.
Phone us—or Call. -
"Ocean City News
li NEW JERSEY
PHONE, 1180. 1
Otis M. Townsen^
BUILDER al
717 Asbury Ave. Ocein Cijy;
Experts in Seashore ConstructHn
Ocean City Property in Your Hi
Today Means Profits Tomorro 1
. ,
, • • • nt-
Real estate values in Ocean City and surrounding territory^
will greatly enhance in value firbm now until the close (
the season. The sooner you buy the greater will be
profits, j
This Organization is at your service
and we feel confident we can make
Large Profits For You
We have listed in our office several acreage tracts - - bot|
large and small - - and we recommend the purchase of '
acreage immediately.
ta...
' ^^^M^^m^M^B^sM^
PJ^nJi^infi
•, l j01l wore niiirrleil
ill lo DIP i Ilni you
Mhinralthflll in I'lir-
Hr thqflghts, nnd ait
ire, ii little litl.le. II
Js or what your niritliei
JtO me. twenty yen he-
J/!qn her wediilllK Might. 11
Ka shorl time lie wander-
he II'"I"> wilil
muni liiil"i uml
in «r>< uh M HII'LII
. In in ImpriniiMiil
j'jiprtli cmolliia, tuiil look
OCEAN CITY SEWS. 0CEAH CITY. H. J
In (tin Itiii'KI or tin kind I
nnrt of tliii llnimil Slutu
nlntiFd in bcM- hr^UEii, 1 HlB
i!!!l4l!t bill Witli grllil di tiriulnii
licin, he wuril inn "llii 1 ti>lvr: iiiiil i*iil
• I. nil ih. l[..:,n. II,
iki-i!-my lliiil. "I'lii Hitny 1 liuil
m ' iiiiir! Ui 'ell yi*ii Hi**- Hiillit 1 , lull iiilifi
li.'il! HIII'I"' 1 " 1 >•"" W" 1 ' 1 ' 1 The next day.
high with ttlcndrnsi resolve I bo.
gaii my Jounjey towards Curliss
imi tile i;iiy I was determined 10
iiiik lUinu ils hnill*'."
(fiititliiuid (in Frldiiy)
im iin I
u v h i i s
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•I iiiiii
ll 1
A till
III I 111
>re weii' iwii. imi! iin *•; I 1 ii
nf liii' I'llllfiiice, I ili'lii'U'. Nd llu
fragriinee ni their liiiw^ii
fuiiied tin* ^nti Hni-ithi'in
1 t;in net' her iiiiw jtiliiiiM II
1 ! i
il fiti'ii ! . hiiW ynii I k * r
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mil 1 nmi.
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1 mid
jay iillkt
rigreeil mhi 1 N"»
§If I im ^niiik l'» it U
Ihni fnr nil ilir*
lildilPn In Mil In
»uiy In in
jilrt, r«l youi *'" I' I' 11 kiiua f! iii rmi'!
Mnvi' lii.r pit
tiMiih
I Mil Millie in
a' iii* I rrilli'il Ihe^e
thiMi pile lililMii'ilt.iii'ii
iiMiu-t nil MI. ii lain mil', IIIKIII
ihe t.rriic •imiiiim'il ni ilriliii iiiy
tenliiiii ,1,1 lililf.
•Tlii'iv .UK iiiie niher hoii^e hi
li hi'.
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S reveal Hi"" 11" '' • "
1 3i;KKiii': "An* ma'dnmy
warcn't nlwny« Uki> tfab.
I know Hint! Tbo InM tint!'
original.
Md refreshingly bsnuiiful by yon wrre hui-ij you y were blind
Castle with Its green Rallied light,
nml Dm il befini! thut you
and long arched windows.
Lmiloy rBmiib. fiimeii In the
Around the building sevtml
'roaring forllea" 9f New York
acres have been devoted In a
for the eharms or bis mimic, will V Drastic Steps
conduct the nrehmlin, Speolul
lawn anil shrubbery ami an lin=
Hlliiband! "How about mertltlK
eniertalnnient liuiiibers, UIHO, will
mense parking spuue fnr avcoin-
me for dinner tonight?
tie featured nightly.
niodathig iiiore than 1UO(I ciirfl.
The Interior dpcnrfitlons vie
Real Estate
with the exterior hi beauty and
Sample
liixni-limmiCKH. A vast ilallclnK
flooi' of f&OO squari^ feet is Hlltik
Activity in
' III *!i> old Lli win i
III ma fwt below Ihe illnlilK HOIIP wi n yiiit born *
line, tbuH giving (be ilancjers the In Dullln
Somers Point greater! comfort and iion-lnier. •My word 1hnt« n lung ill»
fureniiij rroln others. The labiei tnnri. IIKIIJ Anil why ill 1 yui
placed around the dancing llnoi lili k nut that epnf' '
New $1,000,000 Gateway and nn tile pavlElnil nv.M'Ionkhit 'Run iunt tu In IH ir In JIP
the hay, will have a iHipaolly roi d in ol 1 inuihfl
Casino Causes Increase
in Property Values
11 nummm* iwi U\JD nuwi ii »HJ
Casino Will Open June 24
i'iilii! i^^ it point |il Walter C. Ehley
iir mils IntuiiH of H* ii Him gj
I nt, IIIB IIM ill,.11 lii I wi. M Allan
Hi ( iiy nnd O I in £ Its pruiiiinLH
dit>^ nf ki II iiiitiiNI tltlK Kiim Contractor and Builder J*
illi-
nn i 1 in niu Qutewuy I IIHIIIO
ileiiih," li, i.siilaliii'il
jiii^liiHitd mil rtirni«lud at u
iillli'iMii lii il;|. i^ liiil I'iNy till- i I.IJ^[ of |1 Dun QIIQ l» luLUled Fourteenth and Buy Ave Oceui City, N. J.
pi'Ojili' In ii'liiiir. Till* report \ hill, tin rau It* tn tliini Ian TL
iiliai ililiiriiili euiiswi Whil
liiki' IIIH lit., mid thai liiy
P, O, Box 363 • Phone 8S9
Tli Is liunii imi nnd utir ctin
iliiMl fir ai'iili' iniliiii^IliMi the ,
iiiiimi i\ ilonkliik EBB llur
arieliiniiiL \S'.. pill ii iti t.) ill
I...., Jl,u Ii i iiilili.il i,'i mil In We finance hornei up to 60% of their appraiicd value.
iiklii iiii iinlil I li 1=4 liiiy iiii
tin mihiis if mum is Full! i
kirn**.'
mini LiinillllUiiili Kink nnd il
jilliijiiliyjiiMMiiiiiilsiLi
"NilW. my iliiillllB," hiiillllnlli'il
Ii ii Iiipnii ill hn« Htnrled
will) li.iiiii'r siilieililili. iii liiii vniee
I, „ ,. , „*„.,
liiiiik lilii^iil llieH*.
Ihiiii^i. iiiiy liiiii'M iiiiliglti. It Is lull' I>( ci]th liolii Sill piUlH mil fllifl
imi ynii niiiNt ^n in hed, Uul I ih it u L> i» fin rntfirif n»
till « mi Hill ll » Hll mil
Illllk. if I »eii ynii, I'll ielliih In punn lit Jl i TH flM Ms liftolti Jillll
li.nl,. I In I. hiillll I Ul ill \
"III I I-H lllHl ll.lt, lilll! Illi'l III IB 4 uliii h U iin So Easy/
WHIZING chilkduil fawn ailntk*~hg*niudi sun
dtllooui—«nd how atf to puk«—*ha pnpMpl "iA
SBRVEL Ida! Eltttric Rrfrigcnljatl And thtn tbe 6
dclidoui (Uiicrti, iiUit ud nmry diihct unknown tad
impMBlfc until the mlvtnl of eliflrit rthigntstoa.
tic Sm eati» Bmmiinglf uuD and iht opcMtaf «faaaif.
SBRVBL b told on (he put 1*7-
Forfunbcflofjm»ui»i.ttkoliDiit..rii.wall
Atlantic City Electric Company
OCEAN CITY DIVISION -A 10th and WEST AVE-
Atlantic Oty Electric Co,
10th aiiJ West Aic, Otcan Gty, N. J. * ~ ^"^ t
Gentlemen-— Witliout any obligatlnn nil jm, part, plcisc snia me literature
and fiilf inf6rnnt!dn on r *
SERVEL'IDEAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
Na
N
REPUBLICAN W$$IL»
PRIMARY EbECttoN '-j ijp^rt.i^g
MOTOR rmtr
STOPS
Turns Mountains
into M '
R years the carbon knocks, clicks,
tonation in automobile engines have been
ace to motor efficiency and a sore spot "tcrthev.
Mtorist GULP NO-NOX Motor Puet has turried^\
the old ttae carbon bugaboo into an asset, m feet it l
put carbon to work, t .
No-Nox and Carbon are
Compression Is power—Carbon adds compressloq—No-Nox wftfcatamto*
compression and the combination fives wonderful motor efficiency. ,\ ^ •
GULF No-Nox Motor Fuel not only withstands the high eempisaislBB. of .
tha modern automobile engine—but^so the added hiiher comprtiitoni,
caused by carbon deposits on the walls and piston head wMciitowwiK. :.;
with the age of the car;—clicks and knocks are eliminated—greater eflMl-VlO
ency is accompliBhed— followed by more power and greater mileage. ; .-\^
goes with it
' " 2 * " _ • • ' • •
GULP No-Nox Motor Fuel is Won«Noriout^ Non-PoisonouB and ncrmore J
harmful to man or motor than oirdina^ f Moliaeittat it contaias no dope gj;
of any kind—that the color isibr identification only#-ana wUl ttot^e^ :bif\\ v
s u m m e r d r i v i n g , :•••••••':,. \ •• : .F: ,.....' . . v ; , '••'•.; v.';-•• : ., . • " " , • , . . . • . . . " ' v i ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B
GULF NdwNox Motor Fuel is pric^ three cents per gMbn higher : -:|W^^H
; drdinar^>gaioline^andil,worth;iti ••':•':'• '. • / :"--;\'-'- ' ' • lr f'

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pUedto tho In addition to tho chairman,!
f«filiitry Hi '.•*•.'IW of nwnrii Includes lira.if
Harvard School of
• Federal
sleners 0. Barret 1 „,
trr B«iWe« of He National An. Hwtk Tote-Itdta' EMM.
elation, of Wnoiesale DragglBtB; „„,, _ _ , T
United *• W, Bhaw pubilaher or «8ya. WOTM X « a B r e i l « a JStpWW'), 'IciaOon, of Wnoiesale DruggiatB; mU _..._.. ,
dW^tiiiBper, United *• «, Bhaw, pubilaher of "Bya- »-
WonId X a B r e i
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"•fflBai'lta^rwi,,,, i,l tern"; Dr, Prank T. itone, preni- Dangerotia Basil,
m
d Herbert j. The Hknsas Farmer,
persons who|Tily, president National Betail .*~^—.._
"iSWSI Wt HIT "Ooboa Association, "
o BUbmlttcd '
W&^bBrilii The OullookrTlit Freaideni'ii
PW8iP«« f Se« BiMBUvi Order ' permitting the
f«|t,"fespIo.*S, WMintaient of State-and leea!
WpSPWffiC *' ,W officers M a nominal salary to an-
-|(5ltejOT« i .!»iWt^i ill iirthe.enforcement of th< '" •
|JBn.fci:i(!Mfaittt of itiad Act r--— - — -
Biil^^tiitj.Com. created rpt
THIS WEEK I
ohey fniTiloii. •»•»-, K-j- • Jf V- 'i
. '•* Thiy will nlfM IV. deyilpp
well-ehniKHl Jn«i, aria that" li
penlble, .There is, no doubt tlwt
the ratei of long'oBO,;.In Orpoco,
when no iklrt or anythlni; «l»e
Wai worn, by meii/bor women,
developed citruortllnBrlly licantirul
hu bll tbiit ^Gk t
Tbo White HouM 1 .' fleiilHi, nnneceeinily,
a fooUAj«rn about
BplrttunliBtlc «eancea|-_ held (nets
In the Coolldgo adruinlilratloB.
You couldn't save any aral-daia
tatlt rapplu Is that MsM^tri,
One look at < Calvia coomiEe's
cold blue eye, and "Uttlc Mlnnohahn,"
oplrlt of the lovely Indian
- girls would say, "Let sue
Bel back to aplritland, where It
Is wimi,"
Denver announces the draftlas
of, an amendment to the State
Oonstitution thBt. jwauld' ^iai
church property; It TeaW; "Bti
and buildings thereon used ex.
cluslveiy for religious worship
Ihnll not be exempt from taxation.-'
The change in Colorado's eon-
•iitutlon is drafted by Barney
Haiigey, single taier. It will
probably not be adopted, nor wilt
a modified proposition, which
would compel any church selling
its property for* profit to pay
•back taxes.,jpi{£., j interest,, be
adopted. In * all' 'probability
churches and schools, tax free
for so long, will probably remain
tax free,
American Investors are warned
once more to invest their money
in America, and keep'away froni
foreign bonda. Foreign nations
want to pay, but ifertbey can't
pay they can't, AnWthe private
will be mopnoii ana the value
of the bond wlli -"gradually
dwindle -nway, take' warning.
Some of the bonds are probably
toot but where Huropi'an riatlons
borrow at uiunui' rhies. Interest
and principal will not'be
paid In full.
A h e a T y The train r- which — —• this -- •Hi
spear, with a wrltteh la - ilng juit r
iharp Iron through Xai ' t field
point at one Wg taat f«
end,- a Nor- you cannot .eel
weglan flag at t&nm . You eaii underauM Insw
t n .«,., olbjr, /annera, scattered over these wide
w th
North
from the dit
Bible ,"—-
en.;to every aet Is th
wlth t deal. Oongtltutio bota natio
nt power p t
arou
d
»»ief of:.the Where apread seems of to this be little prin: long to the King of N
|lto
J elple1 A m a n d ,
n, therefore the North Pole
nd, ail the land around It be- If a woman does houaework for
" 15 a week, that'B domestic service,
The statement In to . If the does it for Bathing, that'a
to felher;iert»lative; enaii- tent poetic. The einot '" matrimsnyl. . ; •
inents, or that it will lend to of the North Pole was
Iaooi Loit
Laborer: "What a
laughin 1 at, Samf"< . .
"Ah'« laughln' at dat
SMIUS—he's done wurkln'
de deohil. He ddah kno<
iboM nwionohome!" '
Deteotive to Iramp!
iee a short,.dark man
f,folle> nim'any
a it up, 1 ? .
pear at property eitab-
?nership.
However, thwie are Bore gerl*
ous thlgga to worry about this
_, for Instande. they
worry about the knew of'heautlful
ladles, FMhlon, seeking to
efange dresses; ihsit foollnh wives
Way buy new ones' frequently,
says drcnes must go ntgher, The
knee must be ihawn. ,f*. -.
That secnifl Billy, but fashion
tendg in ft useful dirMtloii, The
kneecap, a moat InKcnlouo coni
, is not -JiaHIoulBrly
beautiful. If rnshlnn Ueman *
tjlot Indies Bl.inv ihnlr Jtn,.- I
b ""*'* l "TioEnttier or. ..lih a son!
"Mf hen ttip is
. flamled and mf hens
an drowning. Wheti
than i dBr mild iht
(armtr.
'Why not fry; ntu.
ing ducht" qnuimd
ha neighbor. ... »
II! time of calamity, it'i
ew WoUgh to!idjyise
otfwrs m W wr^ th^t
FOR
WILDWOOD'i
Most Valuable Business
Boardwalk Front
With Riparian Rights
i«*WM,UPKIN^f
L, H.LIPKIN s |
Franklin Trittt Bldg., Phila., Pa,
or any Broker j, ,,^
OFVA LIFETIME
Absolute Auctl
v V& CHOICE S±£ LOTS
mw^sws^fwsM^Mmm

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[fll-jMWeMf frtre*«d doubt a. nerved with the railroad eombnny veterans apd their fuUM|#|U , ' Afc VlRnTlVT
(Mother tbe banani would bt do twmlyspBe yean and nort, taw have at T.li Pi U. ""* - a t iV^WWIIJTI
rtr*f»V the visllofl,,as at Ifyssmpoie
th» nembennTp in tSi -----—-.- 1; . /'':,./• . —r "*•
J,!present time-oat owners living It
Fhiludciphia brunch. All of ike Battle LoOmi. Fir•' •" "•• "'"'• T\
SHESffi ST. fffefflkSSI'Seni'do!
aW ileiMrt
Are ajllMUlt 10 Moorlyn Terrace, a short,dls.
fanci ^way, Instead of wining
Ipnit Attniei BH'OMI! 1 blo
-!*" f
Bctwariis, one of. ; Qoorgy Harr questioned
whether persons who wished 10
*I»H «*« vicinity of Tenth and
»B f longesteitabllshed nil «
HfW««*B IB OMILB Oily,'won iflnier Jackson Pearl suggested
£ri)linuV of-applause at the meet- hillMlng a system of roadways
M«*M the Heal Batite ioard on H««rt *« "no grounds, aim
1 ?!! thl BMrd_tf Education #ffi Be At !»(^ Iihtatte
BiemiiBrsblp, (OoiJtlnuea rroB rife 'one],, I Next Monday
There are forty.two jueh or- aehooli, to ilio mmnftn and of ^^
lantaMftn. n tii, MIIWI pjf^jw;«iii, i :.,. «;;v""i ,u;:.. ra,,'
!»»,w How waw.,,,
BadTwd declared he was not
jspipiik'ing solely for himself In
f^jressiig hfs objections, but for
I 110 Oiit m abflM IPPW, eraptoyew. 4«

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OCEAN CITE NEWS, OOKAH CUT, H. J.
esort
A.nna L. Warnfr. nf Phllail
pllla, hft.« <
nnmfe ul 'JIH
Varntr «f Phllmlrl IPJ 1 •
Ladies Plan
For Big Bazaar
Alb* it T Dj...Mut( of WM
mlti fit on Dfl K (.(cupylng -m
ftpurtmrnt at B0& l^nnlyn 1*1 IL*
Ttiom^H Mitchell atnl Cuiiilly,
of I?hlla*lflplilo. to ai. 105 iJlinp-
oon Avenue for the twaton.
Ilye of WilmlriKi"ii,
riK ui «-< ft I).
.John C. W.H*n«r. of PlillailW
h.*. Ifl at 811 lVnnlyn l*lam
or' the summer numdii
0. 0. Ooolbaiigh ant] fatuity, t»f
loucester City, uiv enjoying the
rpfiefi at 99 MornJngsMft
Committees Appointed For
Annual Affair at Meeting
Lost Monday Evening
Will
Ih-
Event in July
ralUni; on frleD.I:
on
Dr. A, Captlaml. of FIHIiLiItfl
14.! Ontnil'Avrnue
E. s. Wui^n, or rmia
, ba& opened her uummi-
at 11311 Weuley Avenue,
pdwuftJ fravi n ami famil)
B*aion at 14 W Road
* II L front uf Ph.l.u.#.pbla»
Ek jmm marine at l**40 plfito
R M Finler and fam{|> of
phla -ire tiipeT.il.iiK the
at SftOJ Central Avenue
Or R McLlair of I'hllatlf.
iblf, la ai Sixth Street und
Viiyne Avenue for ihi t,ea»oii
Edward 1' fat*»tn nf Phi lad el
jbla. Is at Batter »e.i unit Buy
Lo^d for (he bLimniPi
Mrs. Jobn Illuef, und fuin.l}
f Uiiltliuore Mi] art S.H mllus
tit summer at l'-l Ocean A^i
r*tU Spatola Ji
tilu, bu» ovaried L**r
at S80 Brl^bidn Place.
Jiiv? und
duller,' Auviltury or the
I'rcHhyl^rlan L'hnrc-h h*?ltt
(heir ri>g(U;lr mootnly meeting oa
Momlay evening nt the linmo «f
Mra. Jqhn It, Jones. Koiinb Street
ami Wenley Avenue. Aa tbln was
the lam rneoUue until full, dual
plUflti Wnt fot the Ithzattr.
Plii^c and Urn?- --Mrn. Hurry
.Morris and Mrs, j. P. Tox.
r f;itln»r, win* Kiive
her In miirrfuKe, Hhe formod :i
picture of lovelllH^H. She wai
Oressvil In ii I-Yoncli gown of
white accordion plaited tliiufon
drawn in with n belt, with lone.
Conceal In
the arm of
flowing ami
c>inbrlllHli4>il with rltinesione but-
Hit 1> i n e ur thp hit She car \tt\
i touiiuit ijr DrdiidH ami i«tft
Mlti f)i inn Unnnnr nf M ipli
wnoil ii i jtllrnl In i pouilrc blue
tf-orf^ctif ilrt *^^ alr.li nfik wllti
lonii lloulni; lilt-CMH mil tlrcnlar
fklit Hfr Int mil o( ixitidr'
ni liorhthtlr Irltniiuil »ltti i
rki l)on on tli ,li]p Sllppfrs
wen of Moinlrr bliip hTtltl Sill
i irrlnl n •|Kiui|iifl of pink i.« n
qy,
9am up]
Ulael
Mm.
\in Lorf>on Mm
\fr^ George
t, ri(7ubt,th I)|undln
H;uul and Mii^ peaH-
Dore's Masterpiece
To Be Seen at Strand
sstr 1
Probably ju> aechon of the
county ip as famous for Its
an
England. The eating of beam
maf brown bread his boeoms
almost a rite in
many of those
old hotres.
MIMLUCT
Allen, bead of
e w e w
Boston Sebool
Will We
ReliR
apent all her
life ID New
EnglAiid Sh«
hundwdB of worn-1 «•*£
in bar cUases, aUd
many cook books, it. o>,
the» "Cfaotcti
4a contiibated
ttiv uousoal CP6MDE
radp«# tor aht typically
KiNaian4 dl&hes.
X&J&SPSIKS
M*. .»p«tor » .11
Kok oTar spa 4uar[ of III or klf o*ppan But #aU with
Kor tb* flllluc mix oa* via out-
lf p* Of C60k*4 And Blft«0 IHIlAp
b two third* out pf VhtU
•Bill* H Uu»a-linih cut» of tot aalt , auKar Una taujxitin of praUd LUE
MML Pat (fta Daana 111 a. bit aartL- ln| utia-Ball laupdoa if Bit Vfo
•Mian baanpoL Iturr Hi* peric In Hll alllhtlr beaun and tlfircuBI ul
• - " mint Ika rind aqHaM ' iflTic orlf IlkaD rid u» fart cr«u
In ConnecUon W.tl,
church
Pt1St
Tin- brliti ami brltlofcrooin'n
CA foinirtt a beaulirul p,ir.tt
Uppers matcbud (he sown.
The bride carried a hnuiJ
irliko ronth ami orclildit wiili
or IIUIDU of tlw> vndey
l
))(c-
i ii Ihoj fcathi nil ilxiut thp
fjcoiiplt ittor tlio (.crenion) show-
Hoftly from rlbhonu of
llio bouQUfi | he lirpe nhlu
liorsfliiilr lut » m trlinnml »llll
wtifti KI*O--K jin rlliboD
mion lti^\ Siij fnt
pionotiiMfit tin wunl Hi it ni ult
Itiu roupli miin anil uifi
hid ill lht new liuilm mil tyln,
for the MiiiiniPr neason inrluilihi!
orchid sin II pink and llt,hl gicqn
lint I im drifting too f»i awny
fiom flii hrlili After thx rfnn VH loupk lOlllil
ill]) m to ni irt
Venerable I>r. J, Vernon Mall,, w.ts u
uncl f tb lld i V
lioni y
woiHi tour ilto u i t ibv* juriiit-^ o
ir-iiluinf
uncle of tb4> lirldojErooin, with
h
whlto forinv.l n
Mr
Mr-*
Maggl' 1
rasl lo Mm youthful conpl«
l
h »ii« LrutliV
con-! n^rn
hi
Mrs. John ttroves, Mrs,
Vfri>Eflin. Mrs, McCaIli;m. M:
Julia Iht2unl. Mrn, Itn.^allo- T.
Iluwe. Mm.. IfoHcnhaum. Mr**,
neor SwflU imd Mrr.. tlrorEt
Sooy. Following tho hu^lnt'sn i
on. ilalnty rprrciihinentH wen
rv^d hy the hostesn. Mm, .1, it.
I-ikP | laked tho mililijl h|( ^^jni,
Ltlr T,t I.HIf, ilumnnm ntlrt.l
Iti ronln^tltlk
Hchool Knrf.llmenl
In the
ralnicni. addpil
iiKlini Tln> miilrnn
Jim, l-\ Slanlcy
f H l
ol honor
Krcps, ulster of Hie lnidi>. Rln
urn MI orclilil KFi lluu lot on iln suli HLI
Uppers mn nl ..rern »uln Shi
i I onqiiet of pili tiltlk
Josfplitni* Wilfuurth
"I "kuitoi \V illworth
of Hish
roaehuds*
iliutlitf r
Keorcftto kith hkhl tlee\e Ion
round neel ind e ipo f (Itt I llou Ing
final Un link lo the v. iht Mtr
h it u IH ftft.li colored hoi tcliali
h i Hi^i pink rnsi» for (rim
lulu., itld i bit of ilhhon uouml
• (. Ii II of Hcnnlon
of ihi tu ld< f- r ntnpi r
\vfn llerliirl \ Hell
i Inothfr of III
n liter I
(ml III nf t
111 iilllu
hriilegrmini
Inhn^toun
I Snnlin Kri|i in Oiuti I Itj
Uinili.ll I
phla mil
y
Wnriirr. or I'lilinildj
ii. i.IIi,.. or rhll
lliitntiiiiM.il hi I inuilii
I In tonpli> ill. t In me -. nm
ill mill nil in I i lui.r itut iti
Ii in Hi'II Im Mil lilt for
honi > iniioii Him lo i nnili riic
nill nilile nt T ul Mntl, SIKH 01
ih It ti turn
flu l> idi ih iln, dmUitci
Mi ml Mis f irl I knsh Ir
lortmili nf Pltlsliiu^ Pi utioiir<
mm II idhiL lu ihi nvsoit minf,ti tol it Pltth
I, Mini of lur filtml fion
111. Maij I \on Silmiji it Su irlli
miin fnini ulun H]H U H
mil U ishln|.toii Si mln ir> for
iv irdiil tin ir ni.ll iii IKS md ton
Ilii liildef,rnoni n i iiiimlier ol
le 1 in firm of kreps Ac D
pp
Ut-V, Wnller Shelli-y will u;
hln iiubjeet ut ih,. Miuiilay evenlnf;
nervlro. "Clirlm Dufori! I'llalB," )li
lonneitlon with the line rfDfOihlc
lion or l>orf II mauvrpkul i lln
ion 1). I/Miim will e|vn :i short
oi^KUti recital at 7.30 and special
mualc will also li« rendered by
thn choir. Tim imfilor will i:oa-
duct the morning nrivlou at 10.30
did ihii Olblu Mlioiil will be held
nrxm.
Tho union mlil-wci.k service will
! llvlil in tin- Methodlnt f:iinrfh
un Wednemlay evenlnjj nt 7M.
•XVan baafl
t*. liaana M
Ml op* wblmpusp or aalt dsa
SSST5 1 AySTJaSiMS
aBws-a ssrsi V°^K
ta New e'.und
if Tlia kllcb.:
i"t.aiTt' prkC* tq All
mtT Obrw tL* ini&pu. |ani#ii th«» i.mpttor 4«t«&imti.
fcoar ufmfclBr tounb* Id nil tliln&j bo 1t n com
niton uf i olori or thi choice
of i Ulir.i lor (ftirjinK out i {hit
tern iiml Mr \eTconitr ^Htthcii 'mni >»" nun hi* fililj bun of u
thru MjiJnn iiCf,u> Inni mi theft jiiiLti^ Jiid^mcnt In this rtHpfct
iitieiupt to Ret m ii v.\[\i t\\it hi luttiiin mriin litth to moM «r
(.jele In Hi* II n of Hu i)i iiwiHlhJt
liftiirlim wast continued uhtll Mon-
dfu evening, when thr vithor
yoiilh will l>e broufjlit hefore Wsin;
(i 1 un ^ with ihojie ulii) appeared
ye:*terduy
Aditris hits ijoen ttL'fore the
.M.iphlrjih- o» ai-vc/al occa.ilonH
find tho police
in the ui
111 \Wrllt bcllcn Hit ntorj i>f
iHll^r hu\H Hi It 111 Ii Itt th<
1 ol th JII, whlili hi I een
it ilif ^ork I In imlii i rniiml
fr mn s of old folcjrle* in thf
i tiiMt md It 14 their betfei
Ii imiiROf 11< 1> nli.fd ii n n «
m mi the uhcUf ift r < ii.h
ifi j mil l>> rep tinting t hi
!]i m I th« it met il of tin
lil LU < frnm tht Mi>t h i ll t»
eMiilin^ (ktecdon for ^om
IK iunnrt \\I\H KII»OII. but If
IH itny•rubric made that t»kf:K more
unkindly tu Hhlrringu. I dn not
know It. And them you lire—JI
dctiiKn snitiLlilr Tor n nuft, flxiJTy
I rock tnattrl:il ui> In matrrlnl that
h it(. lUf heft when tailored.
I osked II MIO huii consultcd
thr- IIM. uf fnhrlcH HHUM! on the
pattern. "No." a he hndtt't noticed
It. mid Imtiu'diiLtrb Plm followed
WJIH Hi? {motion, "DOCH It really
mean HoniethlnK'.' *'nn one drpend
i iiH nhoul (lioo lnh
th* rLM urt of miterliil for one n
drrtlgn iml there It haidh i »fik
thut I do not find poopit ilohiK
Ju t Hint \\n iloni with thr rn
jth riu\ Im) it iMtUrn tl.e\ like
||i< y clioo«ii m itcrf il (hi J Hkf
I nt ii lint tit r or not the> l>( lom
together In nnollur niiittor It 1«
the HaniD story of the woman
a hat and n and a
all rjl:]tt>
tearlct Up».
.i very d I flic tilt to frear und
you Hlop to think thin, betnp
lmonliLry to onmge. It brlnf;»
out thoae tints In your hah and
miiketf every frccklv «tnnd out
•ihiirply. -well. I'd think twl«:fi he
foff< I hoimht It. Ant} with ptmlol
rfhiuloH k-iidlnt liihi :t|>rlnp and
summer, you Iwvi> ;t wide choice
of soft, becoming
Central Sunday School
Picnic Next Sunday
Tin;'annual picnic of thi< ("tilr.i
(Hy Sunday uchotil. Thirty
second Strict Central Avtrlnlv.
nnd
will bo held mrtl ThurKday.
Hill ho held nenr Mny'H
Tim [iiirrnt» of . tho i
their frtcdilH nrn < ortlliilly l»v||ed
to coinc and brim: the
for tho nITair,
Tin? pientekerfi will Irnvol to the
grutltid^ tiy motor car. Tho
will be mudn »t 'J.^0 from Thlriy-
Mecond Strrct utlil (.'entrnl Aveuui
Mis I rlf fin K< nt of MM
I hu
QD1(1I removal jriti rdn\
Steed nr II!
t|ic opt i ttluii
o P> 1 1 I VUlH nil Ut-ini a itier in uf tin.
Domers romt Locals |CMI «U. I. m . ^c.y tritkn
I In riiliunii 1 Bllilc «i html opeiud
ill Die pitlillc ttchop] htillillnt,
hew \bt\i Avi.ntji under Hit ill
rwtlnn of IU\ U ( rhlllljt^ U*
4 ahlv iiHdinti il b> Mit NitUi
IL U Mm < irl Hfift ind Mr*»
m oli* 1 lie Hunnin r tu houl u HI
hold imni i until U of lht. t.M
hchool il i > i of tbo v (. (k \ 11
clilldien fioni flvi to tixHcn <
«nioll In tht lowi r piade-*
Cruft und buehet woik will
t uih>>>
lu> spwJns circle of Uottiimy
H. rhuroii will hold a caki
tiU ;lnd \*iti »filn on Friday in
*, apltz' nloro. T.i.jy nolk'li
eontrlbutlons of luiytlilnj; In the
il line. Thoy will al» hnvt
c.y nrtiolon and npnms for mile
it hltt home In tin
Mr
hnvt!
hotiiL
nnd MIH \\ tllinni
IlpLllLlI (I" ll ^L"
Mrs NIUIL Diuibtii rt> "f * on-
nectlcut \vi miL h ii iitiiriu *l
home ufttr p itmln^ iw * *A«tkJi
tfllb ln-r coimln Mr I Hu Hart
on Mnjn Uindldk Road
I ilwmtl Mrtilub 3 *ntl ' >IIM
Domaco. M \\
II ilftrl mil Mi ILI W»»* 'I
ol Si l 1 lo » il>
I uint \lHlilnk iin
Mt uid Mis H
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real estate aqlivlty Is probable
corresponding to "•- —"---•-••
In our general 1
Chapel Qm
"Ob Mr 4|
1 Chapel on Bunds; July ii
llwkioB tlmi the oelllitus Choir, I
I I of 67th and Lansdownq Avenue,
•inferf, with Margaret M. Slnr-
, ehell tt the onm, will sing.
, ,,., . ralBir Muroney, of Wll,lwo,,,l,
•wert fortjf.tiiMe rtriijei in bulW- win b6 paitor of the ehureh. am
lag tradea alone, whero a-'tturaber he will fee undated by Father |
will lie alia sihibued, likewise i
£ ^ » * ^ ***% VF«= A ^ v
mm
is girt? •!
'• /"V, T,.1., A Ufa*" *i~" "hibUi' which too TMhntoai,,aB4jiirtBrince librn. .
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hired ler.
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\JU Illiy - *f' Amarlan Library AMoolBtion li riea nmJiftaiBed by builno.i -- .._, "_•'•—; Z- .„„' -
•* • -. ilvrimBiiiK' for the Beiaui-CenteB. bousoi, InMirnnco dompaniei, on. An onllnnry araii givm *on •..-,
MBlaV'BkpoilUon at Philadelpma, ilnoerlrif nfran ana banko « » " tulu ' •""_""-""",•"""""„,;-J
Erection of « Catholtt io»» MIM mm B, McGregor of tho comprise nn eihlolt undor^ uio,au. asem to aifiot anytmng e*c«pi|0Bi
Year li Planned
.^Biblt l» part of tbe oBioeiatlon'a
Mietb annivifiofy ohiervaneo,
" Two sljetricalljr operated fifty or
iteiy f»l.lew mn|» will be dis.
1 ,- . '"., |.| fiat, couaty library to braBtbe» J^ \ClfiHi 13
-.-TIB ireotiei of a OatBolilia;itatioii»fta Wilaiei. »t**
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Obufch in Ava|bn wllhlB a ytWtaBoott, feWral itoros and olntF ••till n
n ^ .i
^ pinnned or kthorillei of t« fural cental* Tie otber map wUl Tkif Will Rv
•bMureh aad.ln the meanllini, «bow ihe.opteatiBn oJ.o compltti Tkif lOtt[ Will Tf IllT.'O Rvinir Ynll
atartiBK Sunday. July 4 and COB- city library syntem, A model book
linuini UroBghout tbat month^ track will Illwtrate methods of
nod Auguit, Man Will Be Held gettiBI books into thi ^ind, of ^
at the Onapel of •acred Heart- PWpIi eirerywhero In tbe ram- en p . £ D-a-L
oytbe-lta at iotb Itrtet and Biunlty, , JU f f6l 01 fl«P
Taird Avenue i > cl » 88 1«UOB batweea pub- j _ ,. , •'
il „!• ,'i i . , ^ii He librnHes an* public iehools Front •' '- * introom, kit-—. - .,
... Tos OBBpel is located OB iBi wll, fcs Bqoin ie¥8f(1i- states rroni
tarage. also adJolBlflg lot.
Brst aoor of the ^uminBr reil. wWell havo nas88d iBW', comnill- wiih nin«riaB arnni be
; Sii In New York "Ji"tf-SS^SS Oil;, and will be »..gtbe.WallMi0,Ofl,bmrlM,B ^1°'^ t
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Ms mm ' or tBS OBUWB Fund 1 ,
Tfttauta of ibe rtiureh .rs
W« m « O ' B "«>. « Haadoa
Heirtts and a mimnwr feiideat
of AvaloB, tail Thomas Camp-
A Season Of Opportunities
la approaching ttpiffly, VWiUdi mean anything to you? We M«ill
to your mind last yew's teal estate'actMty as « suggestion for you
to be prepared for •still greater activity this year. You are not pre-
pared unless you have some property to put on tjie market.. There
are a great many opportunikiea (or you'. "Buy now «t a low price, a
price that will not stand when the activities begin.
Some good buys because of the lew prices and the valuable location:
PSN AVENUE
ijot jo x.too ;••••
$2100 NOW
NEW COTTAGE'
in Gardens. Four bedrooms
and bath, pped for Heat.
, properties that
you net now,
Cofrttpondcnce invited.
WALTER G. GIBSON
Real Estate
Insurance
802 Central Avenue
' Phone 1295
$650 per front ft.
Two Lots on
$3,200 each
Bwutiful All Vear
i Home
at MB Wesley Ave. Hot watef
anil dining rooms, kltebeB, pantry,
: heatBr room and larage.
ft $15,000
--•' Well Financed
A complete list of rental* in all action, of OcfMi'••

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Umm MAMMOTH TENT-
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INCLUDING!^
A V O -X' I« ON BE B,
ANY LOT, fOU W6H
BALANCE nWEJL HNA
BIDDERS
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emd .ATLANTK; AVE., OCEAN ClttM
v... A** Am, W£ fli, ft, A*e., Weil.y Ave, .* o£ l^fe^i fc
GET OUR ^ t AND
To Our Special Auction Sa^ O«miiCSty Lots, W# Wffi Offer an
FROPERTiES. C^A* * Mn*. *»,J
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Cani(kn,N
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. Ml'juid nenh at North
ei B A fi M frt* lifcih t* Ninth
na. fffii. «(«« o« the art;
.mitf i!«nvcfn Will Ml
iPMihii (rtm Tirtnuytoiiv
ly-nlntli BLrcct bitWHIt ili
i 'l ryus from FerMfilh is
Ih Street, from My to octap
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Hnlllljnr |l.w, gaino in noil ,,|,ovi.,
11.00. Ijol jiij, Ww^ J nuin ],
»irt.y. ispii la,, 1Sn, iSli ,55,
plan Ocean Ctlj. Dnyni^.
• - "'f.H^ ^'^ ketgh C^Brjairi. II fi((.
Ln> III nnd iis, ownn ciiy- mt.
Plljslilj, Tni.1 .Cotnnny. KIHUISn
A and. ill « ,1 ,Jnrt ||i II A iii'il
pi ss At in-n si A « m DA t n.
ill ii« A ojiii HI si A ind III inn A
uflil pi Plnil !, ItFfliM, uf BIJF
« MutiPniiMniih » rrQfjt Mils,
ot MMtMn Iho My John MuHii ,i u,., is pnini, j|.
i"°ffi' 'fl'",." ""I . lilOtsk III.A,
y-nlntA Btntu, bay to ocran.
fly eity •( eapn city .
FFsr Gardgnii Bsvejopnifinl com.
lo ofinfleu f. Gordon. il»,M0
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lo iian-y U. nitriqn.
tr. JISIIII lmt! >H and HIS •«•
it. Lots 141 and lit, Mellon H,
Lot IH, fl^cllsn A,
Ibi Franklin to John M SI
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Opening Philadelphia's Fair
itructlon of
me In con-
Check For
Automobile
World War Veteran Comes
Prison Sentence
OCEAH OTTHEWS, OCEAH CITY, H. J.
House Buuk, when. hen. ICeSifl'i'lBiUrodgo WM appointed lo defend T* OjiUll Bn-, to vine hut released,
Last Wediesday Fowler appeared
ot Brldgeton and purchased a
a sports roadster from Barton I.
wrote a cheek for 11,325. but did
not gel the ear when Mulr refused
to cash the check.
He was neit heard from In
Elmer; where he endeavored to
purchage a machine from-B, H»
Downer, and again wag unsuceessful.
." ;- -
. According to toe police. Fowler
^ *»»•• MdMrs. John Wall.ce,
stoppod at the Bellevue Hotel,
Cape May court House, and posed
as a Wall Street bond' salesman.
He registered under his own name.
He then succeeded in estBhllghlni
m«;«i li.(| Bounty daily. Address,
himself at the Cape May Court
Jtfce iuto truck, replenish- Mlsa Eiliabetli Goodwin
f/« various branches with Instrumental duet ' •
...JoefcB and ailing requests Offering.
jgajln t»o*j) lately the eemmunltles, pilbllshed. sort. Solo, .
•JOld.hooki |j.jpr^nl the and library re-binding Is busy /^_,,_i, D Mr, I John ' Wallace
gafiirlng l|«a and battered bookn from books. the ^OUIJty Bonedlctloh DankerS ' '
i^lj;ilhrariei to Branch 11- by Hev, Charles Lawrence
Mf^S'l^.^ jgajln the eemmunltles, sort, Association Meeting
to'«JeaiilIness, ldhk Books which . ^ . , ~r~ „,.„ _
*"--i soiled are disinfected Annual Sesfion Will Con.
4t
1 Doflks which have been
.•tands of persons where- he annual meeting of the
Riili'as diseases existed, are Oat>B M **_ County Bankers'. Asso-
IB^n by pr, Julius Way. • ' • claiion will be held this year at
ilWVMcOrego, has had some ^ M «» Cl «' «"« day eveliteterestinff
experlenoei i« S' J " * l Ttall »' l « !B
Siakhborlng itates. 'she W J 1 ' * e ««t«l will be .followed
*m tn . ewer-ence she had "VA!.?." 1 81 ^ 11 " 1 " 1 "- •_ i
priflt slneer, died. At the ""t', ** r° ?'" """ mr -
iaMsi* were no puhHshed ,,!f^";,.Jr^"bJ u ° 1 !
^ ^ ";Tbe librarians, however,
^fSfSesmraodatiag, obtained a th . _mH.-.,
ttfflfcttcliof Caruso'i life from ne w ! t a l
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uikazlns and handed it to the
•ftC'H* •eeiaed rather dig- /
"i|:«li'B Handed the maiailne *-"*" t«njr • iiyn
f«,teyfrif, «i don't want the Graduates Nineteen
JJjjtjJjaUifCaruso, but the one , •"
iiit:Soblniibn Caruso (OruiO)'" Nineteen membeFB of the
TiMfti' the **eiir, BBO tear sBBlor High Bchool class of the
tithe, booka receive, tie num. O«pe Slay Rich lehool were
Sjm*j*:bBek» returnedl- not fit Sduaied at commencement «-
'PJHUti'e'U riot great In the ercises held in; tho. municipal
T
^ff?-"W-' •% -•••* •• thlsvyiart elau'Is the fact that
rjctSiJr'pyer li.OpO lh "* « e ;D ».« «i*, flrls^ The
tW'i|ilml)or )s'con- ?'M»|Bade.a.tour or WmhlOEton.
•ns,,, . „ ,„..,.._. _..... •IJI,,-taesi'bcArs
" mpbeli, presi.
Thii M one of the Important Service* randere^phis
Organization—Helping You to
^ec|||pertiea Which Can Be ReioM in
a 3hor| Ume at a Fair Profit , , , . ,
Wrttetu for more information on Ocean Gity.
ESIBILL-TOWNSEND
Ocean City, U. J.
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Most Valuable Business
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Boardwalk Front
MOPM
Direction of The urn W. Beimetham Ih
Ecitntiflcfllly Ventilated - Eictlla
O>mpfete Change of Program Eve
Added AltracHon |
Friday and Saturday, June 11th and'l
(Today and Tomowawr^l
Rt)LLINS JUVENILE SYNCOPATE
10—MuMcal Kiddie^-10 %
With ALBERTA d'HARA 1
Known to everyone in Ocean City, in att
our feature pictures with. \§§
NO RAISE IN PRICES Jl
FEATURE ATTRACTION PR1
Fred Thompson & Silver 1
HANDS ACROSS THE BO
Comedy and Fox News
Tumorniw, Maiurdir, June IMh^ ~A\
TQM MIX Mid TONf
"HardBoile
Added Camedr-SERII EDWABDI tt|
"MUNNY LOVE" f
Toplm ill fhe BBF Plr«l Bun Piita
WEEK OF JUNE 14TH lfu
Daily Mitinee at 2 P. M, — Evmingi M
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Mundaj and TUMdaj, June Hlb and Wifc- ,|i
Lillian Rich and Edmund
"THE ISLE OF RCTR \
A »lnry ol darkest Hnssta. • - ;
Adilfd I ..mini}-Tlii- Four Funnj Fal Pf^
"THE HEAVY PARADlf 1
wij, Ju
lhe
With GEORGE O'BRI
A Special Cut
A nlghlr niMBev of litre, life anJ Imuur In •,
* WfaliD, i
Added rpdf_SID SMITll ta f,
"SERVICE" ^
KXTRA_»THE PAI.ACB OP THR JLWBV *;
Pux Ifewii a
Thunimj, June 1011^ , :
"Black Pari
With Madge Bellamy &Edm
Wolfti of meitfj trapped fcr IOTB and ngsfWip
BI017 of Ite Hnnth SBM. " Am
Added CoBMdj-AlirK ABDKIT ifW
" A FRATFJ^NITY MIX Of 9
EXTBA-.Tki BMI ol fhg Famnn, PalollDg IffM
•THK ItOCTOB" ••'WtitJI
4111 All i'SKMm
P«rformanc€5 every erening at 7 *;S
Mattotn Smtarday. ana Holid»S9 «t'?!&
OCEAN FRONT PRO
Our Biggest Money Makj
TTii Mito;rjr of land values in Oceanj
AtlinHc Ci^ proves beyond jj|I,fHl
Uw biggest Bidvance u nlways 00!
ftont. « "; ••; ' • • • • • • ' • • • • ' ' i ' i i ^
Put your money ml QCEAfHifll
jwur profitij ari iwe! •-•;:•; 0M
Here's a Sped*! flat iM .m^lKi^
PB botb^ides of Wesley --AmiU
29!h mid 30.1, Slr«tH, linmTrd.to 7
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City SolomReject Plan .
For PuUic Parking Plug
Mfts iht After Btpressini Opposition To" Use of City Land |
£ For Publio Parking Place '
Wjaftoekt.hut I meeting last Monday, The prevl.
l&tife i , I oua week the Com " "
For Safe and
lo lhe plan, A
«Fl» Chtof Convw Un
id Abolition of Fireworks
at Rockel Typa *
alone )f Bronght up the matter of the
B
plan to make iMa a publle park-
leclared though Ocean City will have a
little c
•and tf
J to li
shi takt ad- for furthir conelderatloi
f',.; ., J. Howard Blor—
V" tnat f»i
Couaed Fires Last Year
..., , IJM.J mime Ihu war period,
up the government wan liutrur
In .pulling the da
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•Ma M atlractioBi at Philadelphia and celebration have their way, ':•"•• • •• "., „.. „ „,,, _,,_
rtte t0
Camden. coupled with the open- "During the celebrations last Wedding bolls rang for Mr and «r». nobcrt IC, Bell attc
ing of the Delaware River bridge, year the fire department had two brljllant wedding at Uie « « , « » « , , « » , '
i pBoted. He continued that he resulted' most dlMujterojisly byt are now hnneymoonlng In Canada.
had been Informed that though for the quick notion both on the •— -"d,d
no, ...jpan o,
P»fWii plaee,
Wmtcdtltc habit of purpMe of providini additional I by those e.o-tnlleil fllnrroekets,,
Bs&rfWE >••-. :.• , lz._.-.__ ._•_ ._ «t Id be "The »ale of (him roolfits
4 1 >J ,
the OommiHloners had been B|,ior ine pojiiold dahiBge whlo
I workljlg on an ordlnaaoe that Bty reault,, ,jhe Jar^ BumbM
Hb|i In the tiwrt. He declared n,M am(|on ot ihc^'clty makei It
It would BBt pake anr dlfffr- heipeclally ineoeisaryttal; unuiHiil
• 'Wionally," ho said, "I do
At IW pfeiint time we have a
I number of open air and other
.ptrklnE Places near tne Board-
aged and eondUeied, yet they are
a * illed and the soil for park,
ing Is only ft quarter.
••Until thesi plaeea are ailed,"
ie eontlnued, "I don't aee why
| nl
,' He stated the Commlsiloneri
'. •- nn» would consider widening the
•j/ n more Btreet If there were suBleient
ffitnir 13S added, mayiOnly be a temporary
when It would be Improved,
John B, Jones, local realtor,
live (Continued on Pago 8)
Jpirionth • "
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est in Nomination of Can-.
[Judge Smathersat C. H.
Preln all lnilleollom the vote
In Capo iMny Ooiinty will lie one
of tho HfTlKoBl ovbr polled at a
crlniiry eipotloii. Tho election In
ilie oouiity touay ML niu a nmlloi
or farm, Tlio eaiidldiiteii'qii both
the 'HoHulillmn and Ueihbcrntle,
UckoU are -usoiiMnd. Wllliniil
question this 1£ tho sauise of liiu
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OilAHLE8 G, HEAD
npatlielle Bttlludo of the vote
yvia Before taunchirif Forth To Conquer Wojld., county cm
William It..
Lynch .arai,.j.»»..,,,,s,,.,„_,,,
AilnniB and Mabel llmrn,
A huavy vote L, ..,. -.
th Wildwoed, where Mayo
Boliool, the tergeil In tho
hlgtosT, wore graduated at the I
commenceinorit eseieiaot held In
k (he Auditorium of ths jichaol on
' Friday evening. The liall wan
packed to ovarflowing wlto on In.
terested nudienee hdnorlng the
.'i. »tudentB on llielf eonipletion of
. the work in the . local public
/ echoala, . '• •
Dr. Won Ouihliig Prineo, Head
is! ,Ui@ history department e[ Dicltnion
.College, delivered tho coin.
• meneemsnt address and eelyctod
as his subject In giving advice to
the yoillliful grndualeii. "Situaro
Pegs In Itoiind Holes,"
The Bpenlioi' iirgoil eoeli of the
v % graduatou to new makQ a pain.
Frlda* ad
ype qfJnrrt ab MO,gmee, njl0 £ni pravlaloiis muil ha made
mi Frlda* and iaturday ofUhta 'type qfJnrewortrt: beabanBed, 5

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9 «
m
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pf».j»:x. iheehan, of Upper SUMO M, Patterson, of pliila. [or the MiiiiiUfr, bur, , ": ,",£"„„.
©y^ifa,. in iMnding lha iupi. delpliia, ta located at SH Second bury Aienue fqi-Mie .mison.
ft alilBBi Aabury Avenue. street for the (wason, .•«•'•«• Uobb, and family, of Had. i Mnj Bnln,tt-.Hndmn. ol Mills
ii£ a Suns, or niu.1- to, M, nr^eman. of BO,.,,. T;£ W"5,"V^ll^ i^EZ '' IM W ' Sk
BJBJ« opened hl« summer cm Pines. N. C,, Jias opened her —— lAvenui lor Kewuoii.
B «iiadoCentral Avenue, ahep nl Dlh urni the Boardwalk. «»•»« JI, Waddingion, of; Mr. ami M:cnirliM Wlw hav
ifM.'' ' - - =_= Philaiirlnhla, is spiTidirig the aiiiii-, , , ^, T ,
HBilCoie, of BllWbeth. N. J,, Mr.. Marerl Sheppard. of iiav. rn,.r al 707-3rd Street. I B,i n 1 *' Ja " t) »" < ttm ' W '*
,'.
OCEAN erri: HEws,;poEAH SOT, B; J.
Wta Frances Smith, of Ava- Mr Ulj SJrg AleJHUl,i,s,. xaaaei jj^jjoj N4xon /i_ /*• *J__ i C V_ ; Essis straiten. Miss lva Bow,
xii, was visiting friendl in the are spending several daw Ht 3,1 (heir WamflCn WainyCH , OOrOntieS Camilen: lll«a Julia nalilho, Ml.w
.JOrt laul Friday, apartment house on Central Ave- II I j A
Mrs. WarffirArmsiroiB. of »««;. n«r.Elshte«nU, iVtrwt! str«t. ^Tho The . "010 Hold M, Annual Parties f^'rV'^il^"'IiiiVur '"t.'rJwi'll". sliw
_,;._ * , o i, H k*. bQllding sfhleh gastalna
Malna three}
three! ± Sura Careon. Miw Elhi'i Mlllitr,
fe •--.. TT»nrt f-iiiiiiv ,i nf «
R. Gill and family, of
~ ' ' ine at
JV1S1 " 1I! •"""» "' •""• noni>f hj 1111-
I IIIB yiir blUK N-K-tV!
i phone ITdeel
JOHN 1. IUVVHIl, N«r.
4th Street ud Hiven Avenue
Ocean City, N. J.
The Measure o
Strength
by the ussistance we are able to,^ftj^
tribute. to the banking «quiretrtli^» p|J
our cuitomers and our spirit 6f .1Mfiy*!Mi|!
operation as well at i|he eompjbient"'
(ormance of our functions as a'
mercial bank, ' > •
First National Iii
OCEAN CETY, N. J*» Ui.
Eitabllslied January 1, Wf
Here are Some ?
Specimens o
Genuine Values
Consider These Carefully
If th^ do not interest you. say what you want
and we will produce it.
SIX LOTS Beautiful Bungalow NINE LOTS
Six Lots
On Aibury Avenue
Excellent Location
$2,000
i
Fine LoGation
Hot Water Heat — Three
Bedrooms. Very Well
Fumiahed.
Owner going to California.
. Price and lermi on
Application. ;.:.•
Bertrand T. Carey
On Abu^ Avenue,
Fine Location .

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DE OF SECTIONS
_ _ from Ninth ie Fm
bttwun the lay e.
UaiiWcU&i frets Ninetiinth ts slang middle
ty-tourth iireet between tht &* SB min-
^ ""— _ Ipenef
j from TWenly-fSiirth R*r: l==-__ ,
ty^ofnth Blmt~ bitWHB the r»rK.
lourlh tstrMI toiimni
B1gS
o Ocoin.qitjr SIL
•Jit ft, to high water !u»
afnx,
Ell,«t«h Fol, et U,, to Min
of North WI:I:
, otteni ffsreor 1
Il.tworJl L«nJ Co.
" — ph shaBlr
Let li, :
-BUCK M, Plan J. O I Borough of WlldHlgU cm
SfftpseEtJoB' ft _.'
^
DtDCK D. plan J.
#'pe* I lt,'fi!' # ft a
, m, Jill ft to eirt,
-jd imt n n,;
||«S tut Intf rett T.af la
, i«t in. Matt n: ;•
/ Townihlp ot Lowir
1, mllili T. Btn» to e.l» Jtiir Sn
prnpany. |L00. Btt, kt earner li
lea qroie lint, rorawriy a. w, «r
niph T aievth
f- Is) 100, Iilosk e,
19 II. IO K, im, j, anj
U n, bloeh N.
«ygh ol layin Cape May
V&3 Sajm We Murt Feed
' - ""is; 150,000.000 By 1950
Acres Must Be Tilled
Wai- —
With a poesible 110,000,000 I.
'" feed ill liiO, the United Stalei
lam, must make rapid advances In thi
mil. "ienee of sail eani
4ii I meet its needs for I
I Dr. Harrison E, He
,»« BUmeroui Investigalon In thslr
• aeld, - "
10 Henry Btudyini the proble
• I To tmi th(s papuiatk
000,000 more acres of land
rd w be tilled and a "new visl
;V "> ' «°" canservatiaii taught in
Jfi Plant faed were supplied In the
per of John Vonnlnnei'a lot In 111, lie form of commercial fermiier,
WaCli IMT llie BtHHBlMBl Lan|||,M
City of C.D.
E4WH« w. Mi, tt
II is steadily decreasing
iavai ef oeeesiary
going on al a rate
Jdini the restoration
itances to the soli, he
i,
the United, Status the leadi
crops annually absorb about
17,000,000,000 pounds of ammonin.
phssphorlo acid and pot-
return to tne mil In
1 not more than 8.700,-
—,— anundi, and, last year
nd another 2,400,000,000 pounda sf
«• This leavei a deaciencf of some
.«- 1,900,000,000 pounds,
4 h .All the lines of ..work h'a?lnB
n-' to do with soil conservation and
soil fertility should he eombinad
uniler a Bureau of Hull Conser.
ff tlon.
REAL REAL ESTATE
A unique selling plan for in
cream will be attttrngted ben
Ihln smuujii by the Somora lea
^^^^w^tis^'t^KSfKr'
r. Bad Mrs, Floyd Slmmi anil wani9 omb,r
Mayor Harry Heaiiioy r&- .
,».»,J last Friday ovotiinB after Aj Advertisemeflt
a trip to Montreal, Canada, L
where Mr, BlBimji and Mr, Htail. Lighten y irk—uso Sun-.
leas Satisfied" Plan f ley attendod the national Kl- ray Lumps,
in open their rnanuragii
• plant-,,toid ators'!,,('• 10IW
irawaly the lalter part of thl§
•k Mr». Annabel gamers, well
I known iumrner, .resident, will
Several wlnfpnif young college
girls have been c-inployml and
Hey will deliver the Ice cream in
the homes about the city and th€
customers will be liven the
privllegeif paxinf for the eream
after tl)« using, and unless completely"
gatliBed with ttin prol>
lice, will he gives lh* ice cream
free,
Tbe plan equipment is now beini
lnata^Ird on the Bsardwalk
and will be gpen at all limps
while the product is in tbe pro.
cess of manufacture. Mrs. Bald*
era wai formerly Miss Annabel
Sinister, of HaddonBrlri, and en,.
Joys a large clientele from that
tity.
build better building! bath
In appearance and acjual
conitruction. Thfy will be
more comfortable to live in
and to work in, Perhaps
there is no indultry that has
came 10 fpnvard as that of
only second to
iliun.
Lewis (JDssibooii
BDADEB
226 ASBIIEY AVEHOE
_ Telephone J01.J
Correspondence!, Invited
For investment opportunities you will find no bettor field than
Ocean City. Then hat bean no time like the present for theie op-
portunities. as Ocean City's strategic value ia just beginning to be
rMOfni«a, TTiis new value has, of course, given riss to pricei, but
the steady increasing demand for property in "America's Greatest
Family Resort" has the tendency to bring the prices to the level of
the demand. - • • • . '
Demands are becoming greater and if you are'wise you will
buy before prices reach a higher level.
». / SOME GOOD BUYS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION S
Simpton Avenue Lots
in good location
$60 per front foot
Financed
Wedey Avenue
$225 per front foot
With Riparian Grant
AtlanUc Blvd. and North St
$250 per front foot
Two-family Apartment House
en Ocean Avenue. Two bedrooms
and bath each apartment.
, •
Price $8500
to fumiah inforjnation'on any development
We Have
' Renters and Buyers For Your Real Estate
ALL
ISTLER
RObl^iSPECIALIST
APARTMENTS COTTAGES
802 Central Avtnue Phone 1298
Ocean City to Philade
Elective May UN, Dayilal-t Time. Subjeci is Chinj
1 WMPtn
SHORE BUS TRANSPORTAf^
iOf Stoonil Street Plione 1898 Oen
Su»» 7o Hint Far Ail Oetr-'— '%
LpFT la ruhti Mn, Sank Tsitn fienr, M
Miss Roiu Mkhadis, Mrs, Btllt DtQraf, f #
Mrs. Kate B. Vaughn, Miss Lues G. m
Alltn, and Miss MariantAUtn Hell, %
If men did the cooki
. they would Insist on a good stow^y
Where is the woman who does not
agree with Mrs, Rorer's statement?
Yet why will so many women put up
with an inefficient stove day after day?
UfBS. RpRBii, fimoui Philadelphia
VI cooking expen, and five oilier
famous cooks who recently conducted
agree that good Cooking results depend
to a great extent on a good stove. They
agree, too, after critical, exhaustive
cooking lefts that the Perfection is a
you some Idea of .what men would de>
of heat, wgardleis of how many burners
ere ilghted. Each is an independent unit."
remarked Miss Lucy G. Allen, of the
Boston School of Cookery. "And the
flames stay juet as you set them. They
do not creep."
chimneys burn the oil completely before
the heat reaches the utensils." ,
which is eaiy to work with,*' said Mrs. "ff.""" «**'f«. AH these
Don urUittb is. It lights at the touch of C P!M e °f.Home Economics. "And, in
a simple turn of the wick,"
operation. What more could anyone
ask of a stove f"
Adaptable, tOO, "The PerJeotlon . L * * '
proved its adaptability jo me," com. I" Other Words, the Perfection meets
named Mrs, Kate B. Vaughn, Los «h^,h'ih itindards ofUhe six critical
Angeles, home eeonomics director, "by ¥82% S J," , W 'H meet yours, too. See the
performing many cooking operations at i " Zo f erleetloni at any. dealer's. All
and broiling." " " W«hve-burner rangd*at '120.00. E
Ample heat supply, "And," mtd M»aM»«ih
MlMRosjMiBhaelis, famous New PEHFBaTION SlOVE COMPANY
Orleans specialist, there ts no lessening , Ctittbmi, oki,
STANDARD GIL COMPANY (NewJersey)
Distributors •>-. 26 Broadway* New¥ori
tep^ 1 ^ -p** o^y lenuino Perfection
mnpkionPerlecupn.itoyes, Thaaremsrhd•
Ttfih-nd Mangle^ Others will cause trouble.
Clean, E%
Cooking'M
your Peifeciio
Yeu aa buy iU
KEROSEI
P S
lEi ANY OF THESE REAL ESTATE BROKERS
H ^ ,
ais Oei'iiB A*r>,
F, Berger,
„ Sled ft Aidinrr Aic,
,;ldw«rd B, Bowker,
t ABIMIW ft ITIli ML
JftuMet Co,,
Kt SiirUi.aiHl Ofciiii Ail-,
tClayton H, Brick,
I lii'ElgMh HI,
M. j, Campbell,
Y Illsmjiif lluli'l, Mil A Ornli
IjF; K, Campion,'
IB. •f. Carey,
« 811 Flftri'llKl St,
S't, j: CarfiBno,
; nsl Asliiir) Aw.
jtJoi, P, C««idy,
ti S3 Wesley An-.
4 L, B, Cavanna,
|. Him Bill * Wifh-jr Iv...
; I, B. Champion,
j J(U * Ailiiiiiii. A.,'.
I W. R, Chattin & Son,
(s 1110 jUimrj AH.,
I J. M, Chiiter & Co.,
ft iw limiiiii NI.
I j, B, Coffee,
? 1M0 SII,I|I««I. All',
f H. B. Cooper, Jr.,
p Cor, sail, * IVntml Me,
|: Ewing T. Corson,
t 161 Aahirrj Aii'.
'•' Alonzo Cotton,
' 010 AHliiirj An..
•• H. B, Cree,
r
. Sil Tiiira St.
F, E, Darby,
1
?2i Aslniri Afii,
George Albert Dattchtg,
; sutii i'«iiifiii itf,
F, M, Deeny
. fltb & Oi'i'm! Alt'.
• Charles A. Doe,
; VM Eighth NI.
joitah DuBois,
I;I; iiiiiiir, iiii,
, DuBois & Nulty,
sin siiitii si.
'v, Clarence Dunklibtrger,
I mm t'ciiiriil AIIS
s»wR, t- 138 il, i'ciiiflll Edgar, Atl',
•," Wil Aslillff Ail',
John j, Foiter,
AH ijiuhiii si.
E. G, Foxon,
- 14III) Wl'«l All-.
-Fpx & Van Hook,
Mill ft Hi : «i('J An'.
iPaul Conly French,
: 1610 Slliili SK
;O.,M. Geary,
, -'iJMiiiisviiii', a. J,
M. G, Gibion,
SM Ciyitml AII-.
G K b C
••.- Jlh * Anlillfj Avc,
R. M, Hanscom,
. jaoa Aslmrj in 1 ,
Harry R. Hayes,
aSHO Aslillr}- All'.
j, R, Hazard,
• tlili S ASIHID Avi'.,
Henderson & Co.,
''. IVa Asliilrs Ate,
A,M, Heiss,
•••>.... iia ^riiiril NI, :
Charles W. Herdmaii,
' ttlh * Wi'*l Air,.
W. S, Jiitehnir,
,1 IHO, riGHKiirp Avc,
M. Hoffman,
KI2,KWitIi 81.
William A. Hoffman,
:>;; K^l. Kiifbtlt, 81.
&UWM. R. Hogan, Inc.,
"^fl'SJS Central Ate.
••• IT, Holland,
uifmilftj Tilrkobriii, S, i.
^Chapin,
...Hi St.
^Homestead Dev. Co.,
a#Jtfi$tt'Bhc lililir. Tncliiihae, N, J.
~ i 4 Greansteui,
I* Pentnil A»c
^E, Imbed,
"•Wry.Ast, • ' ,
4
E, S. Kramer,
HI Alhlulli' Itr,
W. H, Kuehn,
Nil Hishlli Hi.
Mn. C. L. Lake,
Iiii I n>.|r) Mi:
Charles P. Lake,
Iliruii til) Tlllr k Trust «'o. lllcll,
Alex. Lawrence, Jr.,
IllHJ Kiiiirtrrlilll Ni,
Jules R. Ledig,
m «i(iiii Aii..
G. W. Lee,
li!5>i A-liilr} Ate
W. H, Lewii,
Nth * Uiiiiii Are.
j. N. Loper,
\m iiiij j ii.,
Malcolm R. Lovell,
I Hiulirlk-lil ll'l.
j, Fred Manne, Inc.,
MI Mnlli SI,
Jacob j. Mann,
Mil It Aliiiillii- Aws
Herbert P. Mann,
slh k Alhiilii' Aii._
Massey .& Uwardi,
Mil A iVillrnl -til'.
C. Wesley McCorkle,
;,U* Uiiiiry lie
Waltor B. MeCorkle,
l-JI liclilli NI.
Mri. M. E. Mercer,
tin \i..»l.y At.'.
LinwoDd W. Mintier,
!I;N iiiiHrilitiilk
J. W, Morrison,
ith * llrrlin An..
Thomai W, Mould,
111 \llllll NI,
Nicholson, Richards & Loveland,
!M Niiilll Si.
Samuel Nappon,
:,r. liL-hiii si.
George W. Nickerson, •
ililll Mull, HI,
j. C. O'Cilaghari,
iKKI .l.llllr)- Ad',
George Vernon Pepper, •
CIII5 I'.tullili M.
M. E, C, Phillips,
;i:. iiiiiiiiii m,
Humbert C. Pontiere,
Ilii'illi rill Tllh' £ Trust (u, Illlll$,
Pontiero Co., Inc.,
IIS7 \»hiirj An 1 ,
Barnet Posner,
IIII Hliiir) Aic.
G, G. Preiton,
iiii k ni'sirj Ait. ,
Qunen & Hailman,
,-,i.-, Nhiili HI. .'
Robert Radford,
m;, rSdii MI.
Georie A. Rayes,
lill A: A»iilirj Ail'.
Real Estate Auction,
Nil) Iliiiirdiilllli
j. J. Riley,
mil it Hi.«t An-.
L. M. Riley, Inc.,
!i:i? Akiillrj Ail., ,
C. B. Roberti,
tllli li ri'iilnil Avc,
R, Curtis Robinson,
(MS I'l'iilrjil Ain,
Lavin & Rodgers,
Mill ,fc Aslilir) Ail'.
R, W, Reuihtr,
111 Hiiurilniilk
Edwin Eldridge Sack,
. K, I. Ti'nlli Hi.
Scotch R. E. Co.,
'•Ill * tfl'Nll'j All',
Clarence S. Seull,
ml liisliiii SI. '
Maurice S. Scull,
iflii KiKiilii si.
Seaside Realty Co.,
;i(;i I-ilielMlIi si; • • .
j. Shoemaker, .
W, BIIIII JIHIII UU TuckBhui!, jf, J.
Strand Co.,
SHI) Asliurj Avc, '
B. Frank Smith Co.,
, iiii brcilll Avi'. •
H. Lester Smith,
• MS Aslllirv Avii, ,
Herbert R. Smith,
•iiI• KIKIIHI 81, • • i • i*
W. S. Steelmwi, * /
1IM llilj Aw. ' • !
Richard P; Steme,
"Mill (li'iitHi! Avi', " • i
Irving W, Street;
Asliiirj ol Twill! St. • •
R. S, Streteh, „ "
Iii OniiTi Avi 1 , . . •"•'
John R. ThaUiii, ; v '
liB Ahliiirt Arc. •:• ; , ,.
R. Howard Thom, , • •'•-..
• ,\ii KiBhih st, . ,' ,
AiTbtten, ..
810 Swirail St, _,•-..: ., . . yi"
T T, TbwniMid, . ••;?
LOTS OF ACTJ
Right NOW At
Two Minutes From The Beach At 34th Street
Homes are being bffiKpit NOW. Three started this week. Contracts
have been let for several outers.
All thfjjslreets of Section 1 are being cut through right NOW.
Curbs are being installed and sidewalks, too, right NOW«
Profits Start When Action Starts In Seashore
PeveJQpme^.pl

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"No enj aytr^ tolania .
think I ihouldf"
This Wai Indeed a blty
vanity, hecanje Ourtlta had nl- want flallle to he skinny." 11
ways awurcd me that my figure "Well. 1 gnaw I like that!" re. the sort, nl In, driving the
Tn« titeMor ImproveaisnM
n perfect. tortiid I*Iltla with exaggerated swimming Seoul away, ' Tie wOf tlmlnwiir flnoi-
"How much do you weight" indignation. " da rou mean to In. man was In competent hands by **'-"*'""- 1 "** '**"" " uur '
ihe wanted io know. rifr, sir, that I am sklnnrf" MM time bt reached the ei< •—•,'• •-.-•
"About a hundred and tweiitr. -j w n to and out that evtry-l nauiled hatters, so Brooke bent MM, J, B, Btvlll ]• •peDdlnj a
Bve and thu charts all §ay I could iKlng ghe said had a personal *'• ' fBotU toward gavinl Ihe fcwf .dnya In New York.
staiid another live .pounds or even meaning' She seemed to be Inter- man who had called fop usalat- -^—
ten," i defended, ('besides I slon|eJiegSiftfcBthing so mucli as («, a »S e ' The bey supporte.d Ihe » ~ ~ "
think it would h» heeomliigl to pwninMshti.. reactions(flitl ^. *ea»enea^an (wlmmlng aloqg- Sr/e |uint» how to bliild
me—helng thin." I ended. ' WriSi *•*• ''"•'*--W """ th * n H"* * f"*•
wereil flrmly, "wti can't pay any, tlt^aa dlrtomilnf*4iit>'aalile'» Bld ** / ' 1 ' 1 '• ' lljl1 n > t! '-' '»' « US1J wand»red (.oiidUioi,,, I gei i,.rrlned when n«llaie.TI6r a..moment atjrchlm w f ,k wofk , itown.\ Wone 788-W
^mnSrfana h^ « ">V"? '• >!• f«f«. « »•« •« ou».i ,vc a *und,,H. • ^TJ*" Sff^, Lv^eihW •"*• " ld ""'"^ *W««'' »'L Oo,re,pondeoce Invited
MWUS to meet the Eirl thai " il " lllB "lanled io CiirilHS; he'» She hmke.l (pproucglw down al ' or lu lf " Same Mmethlni- «_...„, „,„,„„, ,„ „«„ nHa...^. ....:: _. ,.ra
rtifiBWrIclithailiiinirl.il" w. h,iu,iinK uiiil aiiiaijilse, Bj' her ulender form In ltd becoming
Mil WMLetUiaEvniw'Thin' "'» «»• h "« cl111 3" 1«« !|1 " rroek of cloaelyOtled flame «e|. I looked iwlftly at Ourtls, He ,col|t B«WMgno,g to renderl ,.
feortood racing me; wrfee.t* ""'"«; «» »l.el«i;" ored velvet. Pi"""*'? a dilemma. ««_ .j^j^ ,„ Mlllfl,e6lley and ,„„„,,.!
atiltoa and" audaciously admit. '°! 1 ' *««» " wl » J" * She wa« like i »l,teen.year.old "B"""! bewildered and ,mbar- ,„ nas Been j^,,,, ouutai,dlng / "
IliWWS" «"» "ilty which "i"' 1 *." I leplloil wlili feigned III- eui-velifss, hui, at the tame lime, rnHed, What tould this hoyden, gjtn^pijg whon jldllni, Loa
(EMBipied her to invite me to '"ireieiiee, AeteihllHHd 1,01 to » eourrious Bdoiescenee eiung I* young *lrl know aBMt my btlened tonh Hi mo|,sn strelm Pllll I IMP
*lftfl« tfce flrsl nigfcl of my «l'8w My onlhllslasiH over u lioiiBe _!,;,,. tor, ea,,,.r..i, no douUI. i,y husband that could cauls him to gt la whioh fBn down the | I* ULL, L11NC
^he' when Bhf Plainly "'f 111 ••''-'"' ' " 1 " 1 -Jf'gflft moved quickly about the : #* *
pjpurlrig eyeopBne no,,, a
'">« ''* »' ••»•' -.phl«tlcol«l - knowledge, be so W i could^ barely• «. 8(dM of lne HawBllilll v0lean8 | . • • ||
Ihl '" 1 "< f'"K <
teliivir shaker, I had to ad- « llrl ""» '"»"'"-
Splat tliero waa a pungent r**' 1 ^"*, ""
j^tt% about her-a madcap lll f"""\ "*>* '
pittioalty Ulat 1 Boon was to , ' u nrM,al|| m,aaureff ln
vitl I bad acriulred,
lit*", "^laiHlardii of weighta," she
be j continued, "ha^e changed just as
Ike have cloibeii and fbeuriea and—
ill" Htitrals, Bui, lu get back to !hf>
iig iUiliJiK'i, ihert' l^u'i a deb Ihig season
who weigh}* over a liundre.l,
"' ""'
at waieli iheiu. yi ihe iiext dance
: cues of! B«.i
^^4
\ HIlQ rendered flrst.ald 111 hunier. {
(CONMNTJED
ous , cases. The boya also per.
formed direction service for the
many people who gathered io see Pot Plants
::
the "special denionHtratlon" of j
htcr.
siBi moment of our
0!i; I duiilid e«a,>., „„,,,—
^ ^ ^ s onnouii, she shrugged Snr her xhguidors and ev
|jpl|une!r In the ehalr which rrowued sued itllghlly, ihen, having "t
IpMsfffn 'pecupylnB. niaiio Jo uup
her mind that Bile illii da
Kpp6i". I-elhlu most "If you wl«l. to grow thinner,
PShy "hioh ahi WM aur- ccrl »""y w OCOUt H&imi Reinstate Insurance
»» » >"lple of a much diminish your dinner,
rtf^d' • ' ifewer and iuore inndern race. And lake to a^paragim, lettuce
iSi, ,,,t,,~ ,«j _.lt. CurtlM bail said (hai Ihln tlrl , iind kale.
flng;Ja,pnrty," she announced to
BoK-itia gueatH who had In-
|fts|about her mother, "my
is.of; crape hanging la having
Mlifrgjilnner party!'- Bhe
i&ngly idmiitcl as the tossed
•""^fcibdhbed hair tn " ; Tenderfoot Scout Is Award- ^?
ad Cold Medal ForL^vin
liulKr.
ch bread, elthe
eoncenlralu iier. bUorls on any She was playfully dramatic and
uorlousi work, Then I recalled her voice carried to the far end
that ho had also said that her of the living room where CurilSH
erilens were lamely due Io her HUH standing. There was a lull
—
popularity In Birmingham's most In the mnn.rnnlin.i and lyernnt
Ue
ing Man's IMtf ,' Ba
,".3 fr MOrg
nlL „ , 3d- MgK
Uther Scout Honors limit
their i
Thirty youngsters wore recent, been i.
ly cited by the National Court and re
of Honor, Boy icouti of Atnerl- will be amen
ca, for bravery and presence of the reinstatem
mind displayed In rescuing fe|. ly reni
I, - to and lneludl
11 1
'-r ilfe.*av. mentlonei •—
ard ability i
em besto 1
Sharp, Conamander of the
-Ranck Post, American
, announced that the line
1 to July 2, 1137
of the bureai
* " —vide fo
ma
mm
(So she had already hegti
f bathers at spring cl_. ....
t thing 11 ***•• N: J'. Labor bay. 1184, Betalled infortnation
'id started to swim to a sand- to the extension of tit
.r about 800 feet from shore and new policy may I
hen Dr. Ituchell tiotloed a from Regional Offk
an struggling In deep water, erans Bureau, 14 Bl—.
From the Water
Direct to You
FRESH
SEAFDOD
TDAILY
. ' • • • " • • • f
Fish Oysters Clams
Crabs Crab Meat
for
House and
Garden
OCEAN ciir
n tf
dohtractdr and Bul
Fourteenth and Bay Ave (
• • . - " "ffi
, P. O, Box jfij |
si
We finance homes up to 60% of their an
OCEAN FRONT PR
Our Biggest Money M
The hiitary of land values in Gceii
Atlantic City provu beyond all qt
tHe biggest advance is always ofj|
front, ^
Put your money in OCEAN F^
your profits are sure! /J
Hera's a Special,that will make yj
tidy sum on a very small invest!
on both sidu of Wesley Avenue
29th and 30th Streets, financed to 7
of the selling price. . |
Charies A. I
REALTOR
406 Eighth St.
OCEAN CITY
BUILDING
That Combine* Utmost Ecorig
With U.ting Satisfaction'
When you select l^kicf*hej^ri*s conipetent p ^
to rariy out your pi^epi^qu*re eiMlufe^ m^
constructidn details, intelM; finuh* e^»* re ^^
wiMimm
um
ity is to plnoc a first-cliiss I
.1» gone tire rmniils nf the srini-pm ball :
i h fiihl hi lli
ti^'tllii sprinj, nml Eddiu Willianis is nuw bt- i
P
" IE team atiil frfiiii alt aa'nuisrs thr local tfiiin •
ffc Arpund these parts this suiiinuT, That in
' - '- iriug in ligii iij) ivitli 1I11 1 Omui
ijlirak^a^big IncciitiVL- wiijuli, the mnnajifmt'iit ha;; ^to
jfij^UflSH'with other tuiins fnr plriyets: It's ,1 miiih ,
|fpHi**pIajring at a suashcirc ri-surt than in ami armiml !
1©-^ '" . " I
iffijjiljstsst appiicaiitK arc Tim Ogilcii :in.l Charlry
J|bfl5Jtided their college days at Hwarthmnrr last werk,
^iHii'itty oil Saturday on the trail 01 Manager Echlii 1 1
j^arjt.ttji pitciier while Ogik'n is an iuficlilrr. Kckart-
\i%t^SlvBrtliniorc after playing fnutball ami baiehiill at;
fWO scartnt and duriiig the iast season was a mcinhcr j
jpatn(f •elcvqipanii nine. j
;jpcffibEr of the famous family from (Igdrn, Pa., near
of Cufiey, formerly with the Athelties anil
rt, and of Johnny, who fnr several ye;irs hits.been
^»f ? yadE Dunn's lialtiniore Orioles, Tim attempte!! to
KelifqpfJteps of his more faninus brothers arul started his
Ipitc^er, *hut duriiig the past two seasons has played at'
pn the Garnet team. He was laptairi of the team (luriiijj:
tandSsarncd a big'"rep" in colleKe ranks as a liniiie run !
f,.f- [ , ••,
* • • •
The Yankees' Best Bets
' 0CEAU 0EPf**SlW8,: OCEAN Oirf, H. I,
gtreple.cliiiHiTH, Ho IN OIIU
the thrLKj or faiir Quakyrn In thcj^rsD^ j
majors. Jack Brntley is .
•In naln, hui glimely continued pjri
In play, aii'l beal ihe Giants 4
ii4 Thurstiaj' seaii rer Friiere
«orve» IBB Mam to oflll or reject
Bfp*fB/ etbrr rullrt/miu an alia hul on ll'ilimiiii'
[ffl|£ thp htal milnngcr uill hm't' n ilrmaj ymnji frum j
hfli-ielttt- ihe flayers In fill ilu- /fir «/i tiuiithiii tin :
^> r iti ii. I—in ••
Walle lloyl, the bars of the " "
IS21 world HBrieH, Is giving
promise of a reliirn to Ills old ^
nnek, and Bhuck- ;
form. The bit: right-hander III iCI
••r. wbai a pitchonly
27 and hill many years of jj
IIIK IihiiiiviraiijI
* 11 e s # •
gnod pitching before him. He ii
And what mail- ^
! ban yet to win twenty victories
nii draimii flmlH nnd« cacli each liliHing blnilng a irnll thai thnl in innsn Innsn sqb». Reiitlcmnn Rentlcmitn niirinif fliirlnir the off off'scaBon. scaBon. in« IMfl .inciiiHive, InciUHlve, iirirnn llrhan won Di| 01
WAHe Mcond time AreorriiHE to the done the bout nf hrlllllini liclorles. wlili Iho Of Illiw ihree nbttrHfihnntiini.I Ho ralgoa foxes, you know, In a ganie« for tho DrowiiB and loal
mlleMsnM of defeat few and rnr would rather Bee' Pciiijnek work turbnrb uf 'Philadelphia, and , 5] j, u HUCn „
beiween. Their combined efforts than the ollierN, While wllhrldea In (lif. Hoiinds for . Ihe ";,"'""' ... * I
are one of ihe bliigem reasonH lloyl or Khwki'r on Ihe momid. unnrt nf ihe MiInE. belnir the Mlohlns would be much appro-1
for.the YnnkDiB" Buccess thl!i you havo the. InfprftL..- . _. „ .
: "' '•rlllluilt lielories. wlih Iho Of ibe»e lliree sbariishonti.' I Ho mlsf!9 foxes, you know, In a eBmm tnl, [(,„ flroi
Ihlht Kicntlfc display, bin.a rib ir*hinB, ja» jnltinj! > botwwn. Tbelr comblnetl effoi-W than the oilierN. While wllh' rldea in (l,f. Hounds for . ihe '"". 6I ' lt >Y *- I I
" " "s t0 «"•• I'""' «°«- IWa'Wy »«•»!'" are one of ihe blMt ' r»a»»H llnyt or Nbnelier «n Ihe momid, Hport of the thing, belnir the pHcnlng would be much appro-1
„. . .... ... WMlh the dope would appear othcrwi«., for. the YankD-a" auccess thlg you havo the infnrejslon -,. thai owner ,of seral.ihoroughbrod elated by the Yankee
io-jerjey bout mi iiiipression was spread that lierle)'. ^—~=-- - -..~_.^. _=~—.=n^^— -J-_i> •• --' -^ - - — ^--—-
llflg, jack can clout Just as effectively as Paul, whieli.—, 1 Q fe$ 1 11 1 • work Io hla siiidl. He inlonilH rievollon to sport have made her •
mh. He has applied the k. o. to classier performeri l^narh SaVS f\Ol&nd LjOCKfi ts tBl1 ." lln ' htl Biaollce of law, Dody remarkable. i
git.the iattcrt BtrciHjth and ability to stand tile gaff _J _ rj; - • • Whether or not Locke will jlo ..jlim Wills »hould encourage U
Wm^lt..ppoii,,,,.,. to ,,isad,,,,;,: • HasYetToRupHisBestRace^^.^WSp %*>±%-i;m2 jo-a,
WUfio that ..accompanied him, Stribliiig could never - ^ ^ '' I1K - 1 ' lrurra!( ' on '' 1 ama= Hit -l-oi.lniuiliif
InE* IJyeing,. Imnevatiiie
II Eiri« to do two ihlngsi Flr.l ,(_,,„„,„,„ qE^Sle
L'leet tmnie sport and play mod- ift-=!nvfiatnianl*, glsrkit, J
ipanied him, Stribliiig could never ,A .. —^
raiely; second, seek to cultivate \fZl\ffLg Jffllij.
sciise his fins actions as unethical' e . _ ,,', ', . .J,, -, „ _ ,'
eratelyi iicti i.*ci.lleiit second, calniiioHn seek to cultlyote an hers. 13—Wunteil—To Jlr»&« iionow
f Rfflffltts, Btp.bo1!ed Some fan, esciise is iust just his call call fine ,'t it dirty actions liehtins fifSlit as unethical'_ and let Scarlet . .. Comet — . of ,,',', University ,. of , Nebraika J, • "i HaS 11 Equalled i. ., • or ' .. such L-XCVIIFIU calniiioHn «« hers. _ 13—Wunffid- Llvi Block
Cnin, Pel»
t 1 ' S&ucstion that he hastened the end o
pl^Jgini trick that he has «ot «o away
Broken World 1 ! Record for ; 100-Yard Dash
aO trf
Helen Wills f
OMMtkn %
Strongest
^^M^tapetl pint tenBimrsmthcrk,.^ ^ j pBddock's ReCord After Stumblins at' Start ^¥rnnne>t>t
fmhtlfiUt Mlbemtely -uses hit thumli either 14 ! . OuOngeSl
W^'jab tf hlilltt hh opponent should be iliswitllifieifj : — — . °
^ K i f •!?.•'; . • • * • " ' . Boianrt LoeRe, the uprint Bcn«a- trnek, pursing "a hliio streak," ae- - ' , _, , , " , , ,
pfflfSR'eSwi HAsnwItiTiNO Ox WAUL •' aion of Ihe yea.', fulled to eiiual cording to (he rnniier who nn- French Physlciani Ivlarvel
ffifrilat.ftakHig W» Anicricaii league chainpioiirf on n hl-i time for either Die 100-yard islieii second Io him, for twenty- at Physique of Americ!
JME|fprosent,-and since the former wnrlrl chnnipioiis; dmh or the son in the Nallonai nvu yards. Then ho nnlHliod will, ' fomiis Champion
W^m^'^^^^^T^^^^^\^^ „ „, |iic,,0P^on W Unique
ftningtojiw the-handwriting on the wall, I • j o n ,„,,.„ m m m memlom thin yej« accnrdins w Traek cch — — —
KjwMpejIiijH hat attitude lias lost him many frienils since ifmusm eiiber oniinllt'd or broken finny (Indian) Hehulh' The Ml ' h " '* II|B '" nn " ° r lh() - ll ' n
^ffihulB^ thwiigh-to their first pennant, hasn'f exactly , the loo-yard world's i-eeord and gtm-iLL Cdini'i keyed up in Ibe Idiynlcaliy. bfjit.ileviilepjd womwi
S3M!flfiiihfnrat the top, hut tlw miserable showiiiB (if llwlce. reduced the liliio for the prnp,,,, „,,,,„ ft|)|| tmminB ,,,„,,.,. in Mi,, wf»->a • «-.^*ii~"-t --wi.
SnVihiis far is cohviiicinB Iliiii that MincthiiiE will have ; 330-yiird daNh, convinced iho biB Mml mmiUtsr condilloiw un a per- : « D, IWb|i!rt»vufo;MH
•BBsmivBih rnvKUhWulWajHa
P0H nBNJs OT
Ins well tumi«h«l
EEAI, ESTATE FOR
BENr^A»OTM|;roIt*39l
BEA1 ESTATE
OdBAN OITS—
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Sofriera Point*
jp «#*«•»t- ^,IJ •wk'*^*' • "
"".» ,, The spdrtsmerr^at Ihe Ocean ffhe Nonnandle Holel,««iin» df I a enmplhg Erouna.^.thotcliyhns
(TliVP' City Flshlntf Club took a new the oldest and iarjestTMiolMs In no place to establish eanjert In
** u ' c lensins on iffo.over the week end uio resort, will tormjfllyj*ften _on toe resort, • ; N .
when the fish started grabbing Friday, June,35. BceorllBBito Bl- Manna asked If the,,Mayor
Open Headquarters For
Membership Drive
of the clul.
of Infofnia-
ircnaee a U00 bond.
150 menibsrs are Bsw
local f/'hunneii, long 1m- bas:
t, came off s»n.«
O. A, DIeti hung up the foe.
Qrd for which the other members;
01 for Bome lime by mak-most attractivo nniiesranee'
•*-••--- ~\ in addl- the golf coiime will be utiirlnd, nlng much stronger than the
|IWj3H£ii:fl|ryie4», extra service Tho club house will cant 176,000, ethers at Is shown py Hie fellowtfg;turh|!ill(id
Frlrtaya and Stttur. The golf eiurso him already hie statistic!!: gallirday—C, A.
> ^Mfffhffl,?'fim . leavlaf the been built by the Ocean City liar- Diets.. 22 king .fish, 1 aniii. 1
...»«•).,«*».. , ra Qi^pj,,,^ li will by ready Ilounder; 8, HockWcil, 1 Spot; K
S*Soiuli opMf M,rf «4vised the mMler
|aiitbfnotilc to pia, be th'reifett'' eut" at the etatien
'—'$3i°^=i*=-3*i gj,, |p nouse, ,
, Mayer and LelpeM denied they
«"jw»i- ••-** q¥er , attempted to steal the papers
^aA^|fthi sneorning and declared they had a greater
^^^liWueh trouble Interest In the documents than
T( V, Johnson as they had paid nioro
money on the property than he,
tun- They asserted Johnson had re-:
" fused to settle for the property
and demanded that ho cither re>
hi»'p|att given W one I Justice Devlne declared he
A " id th
details of the case and continued
th(J hwir|Bg unU1 Monday eve-
Dwnen are would be returned to Johnson, ——
| * w w^- •S 16 .i < d^ uS'ln jemee Sap Beach
; if not for Fl0,ida realty transaelions. It PUan^er nn Cnast
iBi, That was made out in blank form Wieanret Oil WOBSt
t - 2 fcr^fi (IIR so any person ailing, in the pa. # . ^
f££ • , pers could.claim, title to the Bathers Using Containers
'"' "" '* B Aid in Campaign
For. Congress, Isaac- Biichiiraphi
for Assembly, Charles C, Read;
for Freeholders, Robert B,' Milier q,ij AlUgia
and Henry Y, CloulliiBi for Coroner,
Harry H, Hornstlne,
The nurnnor of votes east eould j>y Wt)io|; ijaiph „ L. ^Chestt...
not be learned, as up until noon, Blnrt their Benson on juii'l in-
•Thursday, no tabulation had been 8ly,, 6, ]u]f „ m „„„ or,g,nlll|y
made by the County Clerk of the planned by the hmnnitement. Tho
spring show no evidences ot lly-
vote. Eight ar nine election dia- rjhestor eluh, or the Interstate
tricts were still missing, the LeBBUe# „„, hclll6 MmMm ,„
cloi*s being slow in making rt- thl, on(inlng elll6ll „, Ule mmmi
beaea pienlei. This Is largely dt turns. This is in direct contrast M wns BTiejmm planned, ac
M wns BTiejmm planned,
to elections of other years years, when cor(1, ,„,he statement of
J[ j to • ~ • BM been given ehnrge of the work the returns, almost to a.vote, wore tlltlr DeMarls, who is handling han
Receives Lacerationi From of keepliig the boaeh clean. known within n tew hours after (nB „„„,„ f h u , , tBl|)
1 !
- "n'\ •'(••I Bui— Jemee has iBfonned the Boardthe
polls closed Tuesday night. cl(y ,„ M w w
, Broken MUK OOtUeS : wa[j Hjjfciuints sot to deposit,any A few lively County Uomn.lltee ad,ii0 wii||ams who will man
tilts invarious districts served to ,BJ"tllP "li n Ter? win h?
i ' —^^ - - waste on the beach* and ^containers create^Ilttl local InWt here £ „ Sity ftt^Sa" to Xkfl
ftlpteiailynesiiiiy morning when B;railroad heaeh,; (Thus Ita^he^htthe;have
eapt, fa* in O^an
City rfabor Traet
fdepfn of tto ol^V One of
delivered to ;tte employee.
giadB lota in the raort In the I
By a unanltnoug vote of t
iomers Point Ceunell the i
nance whleh provld tor tho ae.|
eeptanees of the streets In the!
gld last Friday evening, =
! "She ordinance will come
for final action next week, B,
traet which surrounds the Ocean
City golr course. He reauested
the streets be accepted as a pWt
of the Somers Point highways.
Provisions for the extension of
the county voulevard from Abiecon
to 'a point opposite Beesley's
Point hsve been' madel w, H,.
dered was a fair proflt.
Gymnasts Will
toil that the route • '
through the tract, which does „ -L,. . .'... -.
not eross any fairways on* the Famous Philadelphia Ornppro^t
^aSrirtei i-ntatfen^t ftndIWrn
May County
Itreet and foil
Drive to
• ' Evening,•prif' whe,k thsy k
ItWrd, :whlcb:::wlllv
which wlU-bB-:io«'
known In Cape May.County polltiea
oeeiiw and there is little
Where Peterion Faction Won
It will not cress any of Hie play, the country. There are forty
ehanee of sueh p happening,
ing course. In addition'to this memBera of He team .linking the
"When the bill was passed,"
entrance Into the tract from the If'i
M«W««d Renominatad For Mayor in Stone Harbor
only one way that a definite eonelusion
can be gained^ that is by For the first time in niany ^^^ T ^^^t
•"'""• "st year the s no -ennteHl on fl,,—,«•* I ihr
..Ithout success and with the Tuesday In the nepublicnn party v>/(,C(Ul w*lty
same, resuit last Tuesday, By at the prfniary election, ami as a, »ii t-p >^
success I mean by polling a vote result the vote east, except In ( 1 \|ng I n \_JT
largo enough to espress the wish- pMees where there was a local * TIIIW j. w v^^,—
es or the majority, scrap, was very small, ' Q I--1-- 1
"While a light vote was-anil- Due to the nuke in the niliiB of ijCaSOIl IU1V I
cipated In capo May county last his petition, Charles K, Foatcr, ^ ^ ^ J
Tuesday because there was no who was an announced candidate ~
contests, exoeptlhg for County for Freeholder', did not get his Qj|y Officials Will Assist
n.__n._. i i,,n,,« • —iiinh, name on the ballot, and na ho was ,' , "''
1 '
Turners are g
uing the tract h
to he the i
tUno hirt • ounlry, and the completion of the.
! the liar- »'» w btln * them her will l«fand
M tu
.tdaw*iloi,.: U
of the,,inat«st
eiief (atlUtU
the only eandidnle who would I
have caused opposition to the
South America
Bdi
"A Druinn
I concerning the players woo navniiiis nrsi man IQ imrpniHs Ljipg, j^g fruit and produce bUstBef^already
signed contracts and talk writers in South Anierlcaand wa» iilfl ohop at !W' Ashttry AMnua
.over 'nrrangements eoncerning In Chile In '01 wtoin a numhoc waaelosed iait Monday :r ' '«-s
other players who desire to.dls-of Americans wera,killed and an . Koiofc'iwW Injured during tii'
ilents before the sea-i Indemnity of |BO,0op and :an ^j, ^hlje'ltl \trnj: icrvifii/*hotf
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VI Aveiih* '# the taJssMrs,' Hii?f*|*Bti
Eighteenth' ttreet to Twenty-! by Mr, and Ure, Wrtri
eighth, itpeti. Ii now In ito»\Jah, »r,s«ye»l .dajri.-J :
Avenue HI u»e :wi •««! ss ^,r-' . ,.- •-T-'ry .'-TT "-
on our• c»wr ,t«w,
SflKW-' 1 ' made public their plans wlicUat 1 CoruiBbia..nnlnri1ly^ studenU, of and familr have returned from an :otu
1TMjjjj|y|- t0 Philadelphia. Leonla, N, J;, ran' his new" thit Miomoblle trip to Boiton, Man,
(j»»StffitBr»ft iiomboi* df the FrobaBty Be greatest ehan|e or not they liUsn.1 to developi L.; "_LI— • '••" "• • t^two.footiroiiir down the Mm wim—Wenueli and , :
idllli(lrfE CIIIIH 0( OcOaii Clly Ibpt a'llltdkc place during tte the tract thcnumlveo or to Sill Hun' GelBBNch, wito and
ItijTBcbiDrswere tit EUoalu of, nrtiL few ytart Is the develop. It to B ihveloBmeDt pompnny. i daughter, of Ocean Cltr, wen SD>
M
,y for a visit to Mre. WUII nen- ngv^ pap?ditl tbmugb tI)e ,„„„
for alttint'(wo wore of the oppMite of
' ' •—'•• ly, tnlg triol.
Mrs. Bebecea Wilson still re
fflM)*ffIBB BMUonB outiloojn^ By the iWvelopen, who de- la mnidiy yelns fllled: Ii is re- «"*"» !" aWlHeaJ paniltlott, ,
^K(Htf:«f'fc a **WK Uo aiy'on votnl their urtorts entirely to iiip ported that more than 1100,600 jjf.mid Mrs. William Beyer
eiUbttti'- ami we unablo to beach tfoot. In sales have been made by the al'-"-- - • - •
^pti;«•• --ii "«••»
t
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GBet
Attractive
OUR TREASURB CHEST
B a B H B EQH
Tw*F«mIy Apartment
, Modem, hro-funiilj apartment Jiujose,
o] lie Avcnne und Doardwnlt, ^achapartBiiDt cou-
• tfllnH ll.reo lifdniflini*, lltlns rnom, dlnluf! ronm,
M tllthen, lialh, rfr, ouJ eieejtlpiisllj well far*
1 B B a rai 1 a m H O B B Q ;
• tube radio, and
loud speaker, jls a very^creditable Mnj Jmfjlfj atoek an(, M. "nut ho's only Blsty. inotliqr
"Dnl child, I turneii him down
phla this week.
twenty.flve years ago!**
ere just laughing
jfisu oiarB Highee, daughter of
dperation performed.
to «ik;us abo
gnupphig brown even,
gnappQd at me-Anil euughi ti!i>,
Syeii liko shooting Minn*
Aimed at me-and Hhot me.
rill Made as if they sought me,
an Glowing tender eyea
'Asked for mc-nnd got mes
it ii!
1 Uinr
iix&' ••ii.i^
give you L%,,
dpiving OVJ3
s L r
CAR
1 W I TOI-
641 ASE1
PKON r
With What You Makel
You are making money in pcBoti City—pe$»d
with diir help; ; : •. • . ; ; 'S
What arc you going to do with that money?- g[
1 ; Invelt in Bonds or mortgages? Then you i|J
-Jook over our offerings. "["• , ;.' ft
.'•'• . Irt up a trust fund for your v^tit^ehildren?,^
our IfUit Department should be a^efto give.ypli«
h r i M i i / ' / ^M
t"i"iiiintna to Ocean I
^^fo^ail the resort last
yi Immeil|nlf,ly they sought
pihtelr: iris obtained, Per-
Al«;tb»t.oa ciiy «,.,»
«iar In upend n va-
Ift wired mr run,,,
'S.'^WItto: of tlial city.
lljpPlM.f Iho Marin,
Miainlivroity well be eon
|gp|fi(||ifif.liHi distrlef.
i' *z,:.
wit »r Council, : and her«>WiM
1*6 to hi BpiBiBlted,' tnFiSlJK
Wnd»Bs.,*»(e John: J, HWnfc.-WilT
Ifani Webster, Jr., and He'rWft
MacKellar, Heinle sot s» voles,
Wobiter 113 and MacKellar.p.
Heinlo also got ihe Dimoeraile
nomination. Harold I. Taylor was
unopposed for Tajt Collector and ;
MUrgirot M. RichnrilBon woi Unii
oppOBed lit Assensor. Hamilel B.1
MorbeK won over Olaf B, galvesen*)
liy a vole of 73 Io IB, for Republican
coiiniy Committee,
Peterson Tfcktt Wins
Oouhly InicrfBt in fueaday'i
primaries was eenlered In North
Wlldwood, where a lililer ioeal;
eontest was staged between what j
Is known as the "Potergen'* tmd
the "Heading" fnctlonH, The pt-j
terson eandidates won by close
majorities, except for Oily Clerk,
which olfice was captured
p
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y
Ing
Heading forces.
Heading forces, ISAAC DACHAitACII «
-rl ii Freeholders— H. B, Mason, 24:
Pnh'M» i Howaitl D, TayliJi, 19.
•and WarT^lr MM «««"Bh Council - aamnel
I Sdnef a^Z. Of" 1 '"''-". SBi B..|,J, Bolwlnlek,
inn. i,y Bvn vot, Coun(y Commll(011i l n B|j_ r
ravls, SOi ucl Nnppen, 23,
vote east Woodbine Vote County Commlttim. Ti'iiml.-—
'nn only. 12J. All pandldnies of wooiiinc
BAB8ON PARK, MAii, Dusl.
nipB|>le» have ,bim€l
tlic worlilng platforjj'qf
During the first four monthsi |ng and smoking iobaeeo i,,. Aipril, 1018, There, sienwffKiii 34EMvi
l,i, . ye " wo m i that lhi "' efeased i per cent. The prl.-.j'or amplM stocks of «)t -eofl|!:.o"n tjihii
nMIHIes Involved In the number ,ilw lunacuo is namowliai lower nBll(l « U>« pftssent tlinfc,,*S| WW
of bminewi faliureii scattered | now than It was a year ago, but W •» Wlcea.are ooneeniedVfhtf: Wip i
• inFntiirtiftlif nifP f^fiint • finiiniBii i ±b_ i-~- -m ,i .t i i i. _ i«i«*T._. J±KIIUa;i ^^.i^-i- •* ±* - ;; 1-.J£** : \ J "-A-. i,
emhets of Viicle Satn'a
leave of ! (•'OHAatitf*Oi-llli«D" 1 " Over 1200 votes wore polled, al, ne-notiiiniited for Oongresi in
n Oily, ven ^^_ »M«owd hiniself a* Tat Colieetor, cosi for a loco! candidate. Mayor
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UttUlka•»« tBa (Ufit, Albert E. rtnndUl. of the Ms.
ra;Johnson, of Newark,'rine Barracks, quantiee, Vu., a
M | » •"••'; , stopping at IS1 Third atriiet.
HCiitrookr or the HolBrook . Jacob D, Blsele, of Hlveiton.
i6jrT':"lB In Washington for N. J , Is spending the season nt
|||gjf»8S;v : \ MO Seventh Street,
^ffifwirii ut Morion ; Mirkolin Adam and family, or
EfelffiK' «tbSJ ."i overbHMk, ft,., an, enjoying .to
jP^fftT jSenue for s«i« at 4« Fifteenth Street.
S. W, Butler, or Philadelphia,
Is' 'summering at leg Second
BMW-p. Tweed, of llor-
Street,
ili|SffiMByinf an aBaft.
^Central Atenue for the
WHUam Long and
Hugh McClelland, of Philadel-
M H. Xeaapk, of uethk--
Pa.. Is at 843 First Street
der Corson. ot 1036 — — _ • rfe |,Mn sitting for hours
il^:. 1 :'.. •••/ ; •-" Mr*. Ha Dl»on, Mm. noreiiee "hire I »c Sit B good *Iew of
m^--: I:- Oilbfrt, Un, Willi»ai Lake and «« Bonrtwalfc nnd If there la
WlW&jJP 3Ut * SIM »llle W, Lake attendid u » P'* anywhere one wen more
gSflfcBMrtwa.,"* meeting of the Fait Oouneilora women par minute, I do not
Recipes tot Yet until ts* MvintoltS* r^M
' ' 'ji : ling tguIpinelit^BMfare.to.Bft?*!"*^ f
TheM Beytr was m wonum bMn flint irBBiaftKiVJieittd ^»ip«w at »j||
rent her eooWnf to tm M rhythmio waves M tho whlskora ".„„,. _...„
Bdlvlduil tOUOh, A«l tot of anelent monirons like pamson, ='»« «M^
making ef desaerts «Bm of Assyria, wwe prodped .bj, ,„;„, N ^|
dBJ^WrtlUlito ffelby the afchaeoloilsts, sblp lOiSO.
i;fi'>Hc6ht Ocean City
||fc; Jj •.". * '» .
jMro... JobnyiteifCadmnn.
My . •• »SsW ' •
^fei'i prtlfUi' and ' 0I phia, Is spending the summer at
individuality.
USjaBmya Ela,.— —~ "
tBemodirn;urllnr I»i7 B
beta found in the. toaiBg
H, 0, Hlhbs, of Nashville. Tenn,,
Is stopping at 1918 Central Avenue.
iOQfl dMiertS curled wigs now preserved in
nro given mme of the large Buieumsjit Is,l B(xt ^
' Arthur' B. Meade, of Swarth.'
thta %m article rtil by known that the Egyptian wlj- |fol j£
more, Pa., is Miioinerlng at 700
Mrs. Belle Do- naMiB were nandy at tnolr Ho)y Ooffl|
•econd Street.
KBl Graf.SanFran-
»- Eugene c Clark, of Chambers,
, iJieo, home economics mrr^i^acoun- g|fn4ing s uoBtfc with burg. Fa,, has been spending
5 wltor, and Mm, Kali Briw
rujiV mother at the CatHome
Unio at JlSi Central Ave-:
i Vaughn, daniiitleffilenee dier,
Jiuabanil. Ucuteoant
The PI Epillon Tau Sorority straw ride caused many happy reflections' to people of the resort """i Ml Angeles,
as they watched the merrymakers In a straw wagon traveling through the jesort. The straw riders
were Henry Young, driver! George Irownmlller, Betty Smith, Helen Bakeiy, William Brown, Lenora fataandnHlhM
Santa Clan DampUnt
1 ^^ Many ore Ihe stories of Roman !^f1jih Sul
tral Avenue, But
Holy Oommunibji!!,
BiflO. SundayjH
church norvlce. 7:41
HT^S -f^£ halr-dressInE, The Roman ladies sermon, *""* "f10
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Holy Bayi. ' -jjpj
ittafclenee di- to hnys eurt(jd ,„,,, ha|ri Holy Days
^»* Amang the Oaths, among the gj_ j«hn'i
Noonans, In fact amonB all the central
, Chunpllni. people of the Middle Ales, de- slrMli m
MfloirRhai returned
lefibiiri and opened
M0Lmi
atiiigUeotSvflt Mrs. Ever-
""" ^'BfJt|]>W^iir*Te
an, on Tuciulay.
HEALTH
ingj You Should Know
Weekly Fashion
Letter
By CATHERINE H. OMEBElj.
that most •
parade and yi
te
1 % } m6 - brilliant convi
The day Is fine, I'm lust com. unies are sll
fortable sitting In the sunshine! reserved." You
aiiitB-a few people are hathlBg of selMPeHsne
t -• — * — * * —
IS IT THIS WEEK? I
JBBi 80-^8
If four birthday Ii this week
* r : T fl ^ m KoW dlB-erenayi folk*
delnhla are hero for Cnitsm m Commoa-Scnse dressed—as to ^
, * «" » »«n suffering from T f« are » tew
nclatlc neurlti«. due to an Injury win% " T o«>ats, moi
to his ,bip. Somebody told him and an few wo
fcejhaf rkeumatlsni and that It nummm lowns •
WA eamed by defeetive teeth; al alL Bul llle »"
hi had «e*en teeth MtrMtedi on, the fur coats H
JIJ.4 .., , __., ::_"• mer dresses, as happy and ear
,g,j free ai poiiible, I'm not goli
car just hefofe he cranked it, «* Ml » th J>*L ^iJS 6 ge, however, are shrewd and lay
ays folks. •»l-w .j_...k.. ..;..
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Another patient iuflered with •"»«•,?» d .?'» * reas
I by side.
It wae I Bad some
i "sUclaB. that there i
" Parting with all of one'i teelb blue worn orter !
• to a grave mitten but the fact ttbout lla popularity,
. remains, that thouaanda ef ser. fcelge wag the duirtan
n vicenblo molars are saflrlleed an- —rosy beige and soft
« niially. In obedience to custom too. Then gri—- "•
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'Vale of Tears" Providei aprieou
Subject For Miniitor ^ ^ ^ ^
e of Mrs. W, Bad!
ii tbe
, A-Inree «.
.„ I IH anticipated.
IN CONFIDENCE
tMtlonii|iicee«fuily anil preserve numbered by large numbers the Dpar Mlsa Plo:—My husband have any real rlgbt to the Bioiiey .
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Cou(i(ji Couimlttce. and at Uii
ThiosHit^evettinki metling' repotti
from- (he various cniumiinltlDr. P. n. Hughes, of appeau,.
tt^iOiiyi Treasurer, W, B, of religious i
igmCer" i|» 1MB Olty: struetr- •-
*9*ison HqBman. of Wild, the t
llPJgi olasses in AllanUo City
Ipft^iiheBii two meetings thin r
ftCoUnte OoiBinlttM iineo The OL
»BM||OB meeUng, and;t h « •"""y the
' the Commit,
i hail met Mr,
: bJBhiy reeoni.
in Philadelphia when Ihey iwiniK past the reviewing
HIBniiB, the renege offU
ce iltatloned at-that iiiicnun hav-
,V ,, ' ' ^ _ _ _ monies of I ho '-Wild Bucks" at
. ujgniy reoon - __;- - Lambskin club, Philadelphia,
V. M. Atilwd from Head to foot In ( -•
Ionian, wh|ll!¥ ,IKopl for a black buw tie, „* ,' lllauliana members of
..rotary of Uloueesler County, anil alniill wUh "dncU alta," the J^f,,".^ "anTeltie,,
K W • Oape. May, Court who orr 1
fe;;«n ;Tiirsiluy evening. May Mr, '
^mifMiin Jo ruaotjon ae- Unlvers]
WJWjint, Assistant ieero- nearly
itot^'aioiiceBter. Oounty V, of fine
jafil»«fhb has been ehi
iffiSrSof Capo May- County, tattles.
MMBinthis duties here, that thi
Mfiljl^i, leleeWd for thu «»T"«*
nilttei) si the Methodisi
jjtfjjijpe. .Hay Court House,
0 »P° «" County, none Harbor Masonic Ohio, forty „„,„,-„,£„.,„ thl: parade
ly evening. May Bin siieqn IS O graduate of tho Mtmgi heralded hy a banner as * The SianeJ Harbor Club In the
Jo furiBtion ae- University, of, Vermont and has ,„,, stam Harbor "Wild Ducks". anly J| oft^ M ^tib ill eiist-
, when Btaerson been In Gloucester County for woa one of thu features of the big cnM, lf watf argohiied In Hsfl
Assistant ieero- nearly two years. Ho is a man narado Bamcday afternoon In ^ ^^p,, Tttyiol. ^.Wm\water.
Bounty V. of flno character and pleasing Philadelphia that wan in., eilmai JCIUI *V|10 nerved until ijaj. when
• county coin. 8f iho ihree-dqy eDiivenilon nr the Alldl,w Blnwn loathe helm, in
i'lai 1-wiie .« *•«""•'«-1884 H. Ir-win ,ferh»r«t was
fluuea nor», i"m M.»J -••• —••• ••• -• uiinin, chosen an (ho club's hoad, which
f?lL%£ MfylmB : »—-^^ i.1^y^Ke?'anr C .tir'i BIBlr«uja
'nS ^HesfUhold.^^
^M.m^ Pnt-J*. Gum^ Will *B«^l^m?%X^ Brownminer Gett
' °——~l „,, tb(i fl.0Ilt pug, pf thn news :
rhite shirtri. white Will M»ke^fawive AU
jrs, white hose, white shoes terations ror Abbotts
and black lies. Bach member
a lsiuoii atiUWmN
Seashore Home
The first spread of,canvas W^'UBe (icaaon wa» leen: In the
Days last week end. Boating In Cape May county Is great.
flon days, and on genera! eMetibn
a r ,
Couhty Clerk Hildreth Judge WMIiatn n, imathers,,of
; i Tiif reaI4|g
City- are im
teresi IH. i^
to Mm, j,,ija;
fi i
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Tills year Oaw May County First Delegation of KidHie
one until after the aeaalon of thel
An nniliu»ii
Summer Season fltt waa nia
,FIiB»rles!Of.j|
Ai JOB poua'ffl
appolnted Initall More Equipment Wft Its Mr
h f l
trouhie mud*
OavlarwalpM
jhe rtufieM.%
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Clerk or Cnrm May County to dreth knowing about It, When appJIcjitlonij. The- new. .arrivals *W. ,-.M
itraighlen out a largo chunk of he was told lie phoned Judge m u j 6 kept under obncvBtlon^n ' • j Ji
Preswt Day SeashoKp
iera
18th to 28th Streets
mi lori 1 on eleetioB d*y, eanveiilenee, vnrloun equipmebt' Is •obert'j itli^
n,r,,,i Bupfenirf Ooiiri Jiiulce Oamp> belnf Inplullt-d far their.comfori. flailed the M
tin- County Board
% Beweontlnnotifcint wBtw.sji. • Ultotfm
and ilw Couhiy „„ _ ir hail (he other [ tern, whleh will gave a reserve of Biit the *#li
•— •-ijurisLi, llniler the new law, Beci|,Be5enty.ave gallons. Is belnj; . galli^M
yelec.'tiens 134; 181- anil no. ihel placed In the homo'thin week. But iftf
tmrif A 14
8
(Metio, ;Ev :r since t
VcrAjdincil t hi Boston
Haulers,
is oil the
s to get him-on
Mack hi adiliiin
bltills slrtnghitn tkt A's pilihini)
htm>t.btm gnmg u guud this teuton nail
rra/Zy never goal for more limn relief
mSafcM •:, •—— , 5J»
Ocean City's All^tarQ^:, n
Will Swing Into ^ctimi July I
Chester Club WH| Be Attraction On OpeniBg Day ae
Originally Planned—Bacharach dlanti Scheduled For
Following Day—Double Header on July 5
City Officiali 'Co-operate in Fixirtf Up Diamond
ng to his liistriie
the ncnie. gt
c anything
cry rpiiik|.aboijt "m 8 Want onhiui Bttn Can Trim I
he local dub will stagu a wall 1 fIH( l_*
itoubio.heador on July
iich If dennltijly dtnnltiily doc doclned. but c , , , , , , „,
,»t mhoin thoir opponents will Termer Lightweight King
;• is not knowii BI tho presoiit Wants To Enter Two
me. - The fnnioua Ouhan Slara ,, _, |B lhc
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Marriss, Freddy In the learn lenm wiiicii which Williams willlnnis wants More Big Scraps
Rets Bing. but ''. to ttrtiig here, but whether or • J^-,
rform with the not "!'„ II will ho |in«all)!e lit thin
oonipuraiivily lute dale to get Explains
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Walker
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Attitude
c!i an atireeilon renialiui to be '
Bonn, Most or int. beat toanw
in this Mellon have airondy book. Benny Lcoiia:d, retlrod light,
eil their gam for thl» date, bui
should be be unablo t
wcl ?"' chBrilplon, mailo It known
William, ban promlBod that he !t > Philadelphia lam week, where
will have some nrsi-class allrac h0 w »» " oln B - and William Aus,
ntpd bn'thday gitti,
than' Hand gave an in.
AUTOMOBILES
TWO OFtfio»i!ON k yanOjfirt
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nEo. In dust. In mud of rain, | goes to a Wildwaod grandmother. | MSSSK^'fite&K
ground, ip ;f«cl ibe were a train.
And Mary wore n const then,
around hof WBiJ-Hke WBlBt. Itt
wiuldo't iVear go down the street
without it ligMJy laecd,
-' Anil Maty wore flyo pottleoaU,
to nuginsut her trim form, and
an ol elihi oi
u% item Ilka »i. lnli bobbed h
thought' would be in place of f all I hum petllcsi
PBltiUockBrs tliere
fnllowiHl Mary
'Bter long hair,
piatna ana tier assigns "W" 1
jjdj (Mferjone, Bald "no, no t t
'-"ff It'almply liii't done. Various rr
alfuntll you're grown given by we
bout nlncictn or twenty their hair, DIUUHH
gf&pjj; lt»,,iM faahlon, you of time, relief In
afl ?fp*ir.j*fc.«.M
In B twal doptirtiiteii% store satilrday,
tin woiimn had hsr
tresses shorn and wet eseept myj "How about a tittle local anti?
wncii here?", thetlc first dad?**
ed the land-! ^ =^=
"But the are' Pairy Storjr 1 : OnelB upon a time
ire you drlv* an oli-ntoek wileHnian Bad such a
irtli In town wonderful proportion that be
re," k«pt it all to himself.
ean City Acreages
WILL BE
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Future
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^Jieve^JiMidis ago we predicted that the most active buy^
fc|in|?iti®cean City real estate this season would be in the dej|j||||^i|tentst
Hm prediction is being realii«;cl every day as
^^p rjjajprity of sales have been in the devilo^mente. *
^^^|is, const met Ion uf thin Hilt.
fiiSbert of the'* -American
|; ?fla|r |l*aiui', H.NIiil
at. will bfl'on iho lookout
Monloy'H DlgiiBl'li the count ry
ftftli call lefien ahoaril ilw
"flV.'Plll lie "VOft." The
•I Biiimher' who sho'wii. u
jjfot miUntiifiiliiK hiim eonii
MaiMoii with him j may, i'«ftj(jl»r
ftfttr -akin, wnliiuti
ftw'/'pthor 'nujrCBft 1 * -of. th»
JjSftlii '•••• a idKen i er apprii':
ami 1 winli in iiiiiBiiiiiilnlii yon,
lirnuiwlly. on tlii' way yun linv,.
wurhcil yill i'Vrry llltli- ili'tall for
I In. i-pniforl of yolif RllfiilH.. The
HiniiiB aril most allraiitlve anil
ininiiiciilum' aiiil iln- table In innuf
tin' Uuxt Aini-rfcmi pi""" ii" 11
I have ever «ul ilown In—^lililn
h
fill wawn, .
"ConllallJ ynii.
"(ijiniiiMij t?,,y, i'AiiKBii,
••AiIvm'liHiliK SliluutsiT."
Fur tnuiiy paf* 'he. hnii'lH of
II,,. rtwift I"' linlield tin. ripil.
iuiTsn of trim hiiKpllalliy mils, handwork,
liiHiriiuinr ItNindimirlgl arts, Newark
£Hat# N&rmal Rfhoul,
railiHlne M, Zlngpii, miinlc,
•nnfrvlrnr nf mitnli 1 , Pnhllr
HrlitinlM, TiHiiiiin
Mint t. HikC' ' -
"Iruiior III niUBlp, PilbllP Sfhnols,
Tlfiilon,
Mary I", Whlilock, srwlng and
HllniTJ, a;i!ioclati> In ilmlilne.
..^parihirnt of hem? ?iri Coinpi
ny ,
Ci. R, IhicklnH, NH'thiMlu nf
iwhiiig iirinllng, Siai.-- Nurnial
ncligul, IllllYalii. N, V,
Mifg* Ijttiik dtirdtHh firtniiiig,
i^ahr f piii Pbil
Mew Home ror Cape
IVlaV WOUnty I fUSI
more easily. .' |§
It is richly upholstered In genuine mohair. Mi
indicative of the fine quality body construction yot
onc hundred million dollars in plants and facilities. These members of hard maple, ,'|
(acilities enable Studebakcr to manufacture quality cars The spark is automatically advanced and re '
an a One-Profit baeis—eliminating the profits of outside the speed of the engine. The spark lever is thui
Buppliers. The savings thus effected are passed, on to obsolete and is replaced by the safety lighting cohi
Studebaker owners in the farm of higher quality and the ittertaf wheel. • ' , ^
lower price, ' • It has a gasoline gauge on the dash, 8-day cloclv
The 5-Passenger Big Six Sedan is powered with die matio windshield clearier, rear-view mirror, Hi
*ilafnp air i^learlep nil nhfl &*m ^Iteea £Mn Ii^ti^
busses at high speed over some of the mort fnountalnoui
*nd difflcult-to^ravel reads in America—hence ye urge
you to compare its thrilling performance with that of the
finest ears. To Surpaii It in rated horsepower eosti WSS
to $8155 more. It is luxuriously comfortable, beautifully
finished, elaborately equipped. Full-size balloon tires
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splendid coincidental lock 0 ignition and steering
controlled by the key that operates the door,*
spare-tire locks.
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Ride in it, feel the surge of power front thgjji
silent engine, and you will know why tht Big Six j
all other cars of equal or greater rated herslfmf*
lib Capi, "Doll" Darlluii,
Inl Peary'ii old nrcllc Nklp,
»i inaaier, unit Boberi E,
22-yr-uI(] son o[. iht
t Polii'n dlBcnvprcr, an fill?!
.neifj y new are! in I'Xiif'iliiinji
er the aiiflpj££i! of rh# Am*?rh
rof, Bteienii for ihi! cierleai Dr. Julius Way, of Capn May
work In connection with the Court House, Is prfBldeni nf itin
BiinimiT Mchool, They vlll re- Company, and John Soare |s
place SUM Bmlly Lynch, who wcretary,
recontly resigned her position " -anil
who will travel abroait fUlN Two.faced folkii never wear
The fdllowhiK lit ilif faeuliy
itppuliilsil hy ihi* IJlnmigr of 1 In*
Hiaii' gunim«r ichooL WHUmii A,
Agkeri
Chsrhja A, Phliliowor, uiiKNiiffii
prtnclpal anil dlFKiar yf iiemnii-
W- A, Wrtzel, _Junlur Hleh
ohuul. PiiiiiMpal. Trpnlon High
eheni,
Ci^flrgti C. flakpf, principles of
diii-atlon iinii eiiUL-allonal iin'n^
f?mpnfiii Siipnhvlfihig Prlnrlpal,
Q, Cavallaro, fibygk'al ^dtK-a-
I ion, hoaii uf ttppnn riifh! of
pbpieai filucaflytii gmifh BU\?
High Suhuol, N.-w^rlt. . .
Mc-ip Langbpin, phyilyal. filucation,
sintiMtaiii. mipcrvlsitr yf
Martlu Daltlwin,
(Unitem stnniliini U,jW york Stole
ii^ia liiiao A. . •• • -—
ilM MtOO, to i , P,
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Build Your Home the
''Browftmiller Wa^"
FIVE years of successful building' in Ocean,
, v , Cily and niaAy plow.'-•'-.'• ; '• : ; ; •
•FiVE-yiart of Saiiifidl Home Owners.
George A. Brownmiller
Cke«nGty
WORTHWHILE
INVESTMENTS
LOTS
ASBURY AVENUE—Uls neai i,,;w Jevelopment. Now $3200
BATTERSEA ROAD—Late $4500. Uood location (or a home.
CENTRAL AVENUr—Uptowti recrion. Now $3S00
HOMES
OCEAN ROAD—Bungalow on Ocean Road, Six rooms ond both,
outside shed. Furnished. ''Price now $8,500. Terms arranged.
HEART OF THE GARDENS—Cottnjie, Living room, dining room,
kitchen, library, heater room, four bedrooms, sewinf! room.
Price $15,000. Financed,
TWO-FAMILY
APARTMENT HOUSES
CENTRAL AVENUE—Three bedroonw, bath each floor. Price,
?ll,0OO.
OCEAN ROAD—Two bedrooms and bath, each (loor, Prke.tS.SOO.
REALTORS
507 NINTH ST. Tel. NJ-N-E
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WILDWOOD'S
Most Valuable Business
Boardwalk Front
With Riparian Rights
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t|pNll>D«nl William 0. Docker, it Maple
MS/flU IXCVOKCS Avenue Red Bank; intoxicail.in,
Sfi£. ; * fc' Antiinis G*isino, H"versid*?
IPPnSPC rir Drive, Bed Bank; intoilcation.
1 JlwCIW^S UI Joaefch Oreu;howlec, 2{0 Union
Wfmg • II* .r% • Street, l,odl; intoxicaliutl,
lljjpr .Ivlfli^y L^IVCW • Mt " 6 ° i *>»i>' FfaBkiin: intoxi-
" "w "" . . Samuel D, Hollander, Gould
Ss'r*"--- o ""••.,— -, - ~: olaekllstedi tntoilcatlgn.
IjJJnvillg rermit—Intoxica- William T. O, Hewitt. 207 Jer-
SjiHbn. It Chief Offense ** Avenue, Giouoetier: intoiiica,
Ipvi'^ , - tion.
ffiiJ»-\ • • - joieph Habie, Highland Aveitjr
Driver nue and Marlton Pike, Merthnni-
AnHi^i-^-j.u^, ^LL_ , vlllgi Intoilcation. ... .. •. ...
''•:•' ' Joe KancHi, ITv» East Jd
BUKJSSS*. MltomoblltaU ar- 8lr«i. BethH-heni, Pa,! prohlbl-
'-tHtfi-DifoM 81«e Motor VehL ,ary li.ti Intoiicoilon,
rl*SinltoiOBflr -WIIItMn L. Dill i^m, iiosnyak. 321 Prankiin
olft, lha;lail Heell for varlou» itreet. Bloomfleld; Intoxioaiion.
'^JOBI, either bad tiuir drlv- Umegt OiMn, US 14th lireet
ffmlti revoked for a year or Hrtoken; Intoiicallon """'"
^«_, It" *•« Maokliited. The join Ho«se, M11I1. street A(-
^^Klftff ol the •«•»*«« *«« lanile hiithlanil: Intoilcatlon.
TffljUlwii for intoikatlon, tBe John Bande, 13 Hickory
^^fcprloui prohlein.with,which itreet, Oranie; intoiicallon.
ffillBWS"'''" bnaio eontend in William ], itanion, 414 North
"SKIBS the motor vehicle lawn, 24tb Street. Camdenj inioilea;
Jltat follows, the lleenHa be- tion.
Ijjievoked unless otherwlie Alfred Van Leer, oleMboro! in-
"""*• ' toxication.
•"•-- "—-•- •- , 1S1 Lake- Mahlon Vjn Winkle, 20 Cleve.
_„„..- , ! Intoilea- land Street, Uorrlitown: intoxl-
^Watr ' . • * ' " Ballon.
MAhh Pillpowlci, g anterpriKe „ p 11 '" Wood, 131 Grove itreii,
IWNtba*, Trenton; reckless drlv- Bn««eton; jntoiioalion,
iaSHs;' Kernell, A. Wopd, ajo Tenany
il-1
'blrlh csrllflcile
Lom» Oorskowikl. i4 Belrnont
""««• Newark; Intoiticailon,
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rAveSu., long Branch; tjiKin,
flioin (arage. where he wan
fl#W ithout content,
Ow| W w «l". « MontKO.
^ *-. Newark; .»,,»,„,.
ithout content, DI Tl .
^flSB 1 'JLSf rteza,! heatre. :.
!^^ : !^^ Levy. MS Ohamho
t^ilWwburiji, N, V,j prohi.
n-iMi •peeiiing. : ,
Ifge C. WauoiT.fR. P, D. I,
fres;, reckletr driving and
^ O « « i ; BrUMwick Avetortt
Amboy; reekls«g driv,
^g|pure to «top at police
: Levy. MS Ohamho LlStlng DCSt
^ilWwburiji, N, V,j prohi. |-» o « ,
Ifge C. WauoiT.fR. P, D. I, • * • •fUUUCUOIlSf*««e,
k , tBGiticHH' l dii Driving aim d • " .— ! ? -
mlSwik, iruMwickAve- M "»p» AnnouncM That
0rtt Amboy; reeklesg driv, Thaatre Will Open
M^ftlJure to itop ii police Nmkt Week
^fiKtJMtner, 18 Monroe St., . ' .' -"~'•• ''_' '-- t ' \
igS^ia.,: " ^ ^ R%QMt«d
ill!;, ricklaui driving. ~ : • •
iSaorrSiiMuiiift".: SS 'Perey ' . The,Plain Theatre, one of the
C-JPatteraoii;. recklcaa drlv- foMmost movie houaeii aloiig the
ipiabw&:iv..,.. »«*»*"«. .*«! .epeir:/qr...tiie,
S«lfi5pa«!»niBnn4T:1ioiitli; '•uninier^seiiion. mi Priday" or
i9*»«aiiW l uliBW'"Wrki n **t »««. n«eordingto'the an-
Ki'lfSp'Slffi'sti".' -' ' .' nouneement today of John p.
illlld£iUjplai'ejli| ipeedi' • Bnnklni general:;manager of' (ha,
fftt(ff i 0Sfipi¥h/;i il -•»----.- tBeatre, T;h>j'theatfe. ha*> been'
ir^acijBulitiaSftn!" iniwdi the: scene of much ictlvity diir.
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ln«W «« too-Sun iniui., W^ MI>tWM?n. , ;••,
Bnue wmsinr, and •Umt.Uiilesr 1 >• • j'.UIl; _
theFrinake^Uifietorjr settlement . J .;„
fer'an anuHiitt-nBkiwu. suit will | Jernee QiyesLife
b» entered agolint. them next ' >•: _a B* "J T
JJondafi • •-:,'• , i wuwas Kigid. 1
'Nene of lie- CoinnilailoBam /OoaUnueTon Pane 1)
park. Placet
Club,
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iro then given "when on
"Re, iiin iBiuranee Company 1*. employed by drownlni or
fori Wllllara Fowles and ions frlBhtencd swimmers. Many of
*«. Vou
to ° candidates possessed suoh
inUeinen 1 i..ana on SUuuMf oliuty eonip»By t
nlshl A. p, Hoppinr pulled in oceaso. You did not prateit at'
one of the. ianio. ipeelp w«lghf (j|j giatp (jililty Boanl hearina!
Ing B poijndi and. ig. ouneej, which was hold for tbtf.purpoM ofi
: certUloBtca from the Red Oross, last Tuesday jaw two «intt lutenliiB' to oblccUoua to BH iBf,
'^••havo received Instnietlona Captain ^aok Jerneo la the
records sat for the Massn, wHen ereaie," , . ''',
—I ifaJtenoUee that on next Monday
iee will proceed with, ton ac.
I- *lbn u'nttsine receive Batiifntcorr
• iettlenieiiti by; that date,
' E Verr truly ypurg,
• v : "OOBSON * 0OR1ON,
"Atlantic City, N.
«MJ(I Sttunbyp i_
't Conwnttoii
3k Page 1)'
J for. Iho lOHitltin ol the
fullrpsnlng the examination
Artificial respiration testa completed
the eisamlnattsn,
Oaptaln Jennee puroonally con
dusted the exaipinatloni. The
totti were watehed with Interest
by many ppbetators,
The Ocean City Boaoh Potro!,
which it the largeDt in the world,
hm gained an enviable reputatioh
tor efficiency.
Keen R|ht tor
County Lea^enhip
(Continued from PMI If
jhly last Noveniber
; n,rl WilinBr was unopposed «
fir n finnnrF. limited, A §3 Ninixi iirk,H if,K k*t*,**\im »f j|je jgnJ
, wii;
i to the fact
with a; 24 ounce eaten, A lUrd (.hit it would eventually Si *elt«
record woa mswlo on Friday nlghl for tho Gardens II the reiular
when 3. W, Kennndy landed n ^roceedura and custom of obtain,
sixty pound drum fish..- -( nffiS-tidt4r aervlce was followed.
B.ginninE iastPridwfthairuff Wu.JellBMd it would be iinpos.
of flih, wai good at the vW el ttiMirto aecftmnlish the extenilon
the Ocean- C|ty Plgblng. Club. ,qj tlio utility, gervice in that
Of the iwenty.nve flah wBloli ftBliion, To accompllih the prowere
entered in the lug, thirteen jeot. *e followed your plan, but
were weak Bin. Kins Bsh were we are not going to snow any
running well on Bun^a»ABnfl A. dlscrlwinatlon between the water
Wobonamiih led by landlne ft "Mm of the Gaidens and_the rest
large onefc YesierdiyiWH,, 8, flf the city,"
Kramer sn'ared three weaki fiBh BUTlnger retorted! "1 ashed tho
weighing oter three pounds each, ConirfllialBBers the oiieitlon, but
Harry Bauerle also landed : a y«u *» •»*• «*o authority to
good slie weak ash v ye«er«ay, answer, for them. 1 would liBe
'.'.- my queHion aniwerod by the Com-
' , ; '.,, ' •' inisslonors," To this the City
Wants Lower Water ., poltelur Tetorted tbat it vm nec>
Rates Fofir Gardens canary for him to answer for the
___ _ ~ * Oontnlasioncri duo to Ms. (Buv.
~—* ' ir's) frequent interrerence,
n eichange of penonailtieB
between Burlnger and
„ . jiloltor Boswell,
champion had left the meeting a Oommliaioner Campbell, -•-few
nilnutei furller, . »' " '
Pepends upon jwtUT i
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YOUR SUCCESS in the
not vajue,'but an open one wS^*«f^im^|;
' *^Do not let a CHANCE "T0 iNV^f jn*#« fifri
commiinitygo by andhinder YOURSUCCIpf, • ••
Lot on Delancey Place
Choice Building Location
Mortgage
Cottage on Atlantic Avenue
living room, dining room,
kitchen, pantry, lavatory, 7
bedrooms, 2 bathi, garage
Financed
Atlantic Boulevard Lot*
TwpLoti 6,5"it. 130'I
$ ,
financed
Two Family Apartment H._
Three 'beajtooms, bMi, li^
room, dining room, WtcM
garage, each apartment^
«13.000 11
• Findnced -M
Thii office vMl be glad to give information on any develops
in Ocean City or vicinity. * .. 'M
UJii
CLAUDE W. BDOlTOf"
lade with ao
ef 1,000 care
iunk three feet below the dinnt
B d lling for fSOO
1 " 1 ? »«« ."«• dancing area
Ice Cream Bis 0re4t Ftfod Valne
For more than a hundred yeafB
we have been' ttilng Ice cream.
*""•• '- very civilized aa-
... ^ut lee cream. It
one of the flnf delicacies for-
thor countries refrlgaralins
not been developed an
m been here, out this (a the
..Mini of ice cream and
proclaimed it aa us cuoofl.
It is. now so reconi-
and leading diet enperls.
don't rnarely look
€ifB8QkIef§[ m pa
b ^ For^ity Booklat, Riohard Coney, Proprietor,,
Won. By Commercial Held, Under $2500 Bail
Advertising Service For Grand Jury ,
———. ' *'
ere'Two Other Bidder, Offioialt tee 73 Gallon,'
•flay Here awar
filr thu atinply
(with !i,,ni,
or |a,07J. e
Booklets will
iiirta. weok,n a
terras lerms Uf of me Iho eo .
• neru wure i
for the contrai
lilii, yrtilor. Hie county ProseDUioi.'M om«, the
he contraet ? tat6 Police niiil the city joverhf
lhB eity nlsl »- shortly after 4 o'clook Prl-
. ' day afterneoii, Bovcntynva ealloni.
at ,. price or llauon wore dlKwVend "nt the
y of the Atglen Hotel, Ninth and Central
wiihin Avenue, Ward Hifbee, eounty do-
ng lo thn 1Mllv «' wni '•>• eompiBinanl and
f
led "•• l«n« Party He was
, aecornpaiiled by Oouiity Dsiettive
her bidilani Clinrlcii Uiiifrlfn. ilale Trooper
he Atlantic ^"r Oo« and William Powell, of
„! Can, We Ocean Oliy police for.
concern with \ Id* M "Ef «0* "?'.- le ^} gi " le '
The other bidder William K nioonshlns. Churl
Fisher, mataan oft-e^f'^oo"' t ^ 1 ^ ' "
The booklet will ye the Hneit, 1,00 ball af a
over uied by (he city. The spiid. the eaie
filiations to the bidders called for nicbn'm r»»»
tin. printlnE of tr-« '•-->•'•• >l , l ««'"> Coney, a
| County Publicity Director Hall
chegtra. This oiui«..._ „
Harry a. Doiigiogg, uc cipe May
has had a long and HUccemful ' ho be Hupplieii Oeurt Ilouac. on Friday umnlni;.
ensBlenient at the Club 01, „. .».„, ,u,uao of the bccBli
Now Yo
* *'" Play their d«. Olty booklets for distribution m
iilhtfll] mliiiic oveiy day and the booth at the leHaui-Cen,
night. James Mclnerney, masiir tenniai and the city Comniiiwloii.
or cerenionies, win be asalsteilem
ilecicloil thai thin season when WHiN WB PAINT
Praneea Oibson, who Is com. Ihe demand was go great anil
VOUR MOMI
. ,,.iinB an sngaEemiint on the vvlih the many visitors aitending
Keith vaildpvlile qirciilt, lantcs Ihe Eitpoiiltlon, a booklet some, Mi F, GUEST •
anmea, ihe weiNknowii ball- what more nrelentloUH than PAINTING CONTRACTOR
•i ilanclnB . leani, wlji hold tlione of oilier yenrs Hhoiitil bo
th every evening, displaying noureri.
iir ability aa tango dancers
I acrobatic woitieri.
Divorce Judge: "Bo you say
"Our gala opening on Thur». you've always showed your wife
I day, June 84. U alreaily looked every courtesy?"
"For Coat Comfort'
I to by thousande of Defendant! "Ye'i, Your Honor.
•e opening night will I always. begged Her harden iin-
I" *"" 'nfEest number of fore 1 hip her!'"
Weight
p*l« ever congregated under
I «».»•"*'' In an encIUBlvo eating
; jjGernint ContrteffW
ji;we are Bnpared to do your
^Sfortt anil lira abioluto,
! i
FULL LINE
Pot Plants
Houde and
Garden
CH0NE19
H i k
Onlirs tnten for
Complete Facilities In All
;vpsr olrfioat 'lii. q^arinf-^f .^it' (^
fRrit National Ban^has been in
rfrohtof the\^^h5v%^:.f3(
'VUthi'MfJiew conducted tor, ttfa*
aHtnBfjjJlkln Cii» May county:
for ;Bomej,t|me, ana the 8rat .raid
ol'^njfjatt ifflpaMandftniado Vti
th 'Bfttf Blll h
»«« fW were in flve-Bailon dorai.
Johiisaiiilwereisken toCage May
Court House after hme soiled by
h il
i>roaoeulor Cfinipboll have been
anil ton nM, great nirfdes toward
Gleaning every aectlori of ihe
^^E have very choice
properties that
will pay a big profit if
you act now.
Correspondence invited.
WALTER 6. GIBSON
Real Estate
Insurance
802 Central Avenue
Phone 1295
Howard O.
MacPherson
Contractor arid Builder
, Jobbing and AHeratlnno
"latlifae'Jlan is Our Wbito""
* 1242 CEBTM1. AVENUE
Your Hoine
Ocean City
National
Bank
,H o v-
loss you ore prdteet^lr."^'-!;^^!..,
rlUT _l_JiiLi ilj-.ii'E:-. iiiitt'i* > .Vjliv-UiV*
hoiiw 'that money can 'nevirirepae
irhpdrtanf ^je»4>
Thieves cannot
banking • institution
pour lerviee, , ; '/
"You Arc i Strnnn^r at Thin Bank But Onco"
If they do not interest you, say what you want
SIX LOTS
Beautiful Bvingalovr

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Mir nonli I «el(-e*pramitory, was' received i by I
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day, i^jni referred to Co
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"I" believe the era of struggle!
f ,H, Curtis Hoblpnn:
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I "Oae»n city. N, J.«-
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eter wag laid In Landing t]iai haVo boeii
tf . that condition after the piping lion
you can I "Unwavering lave Ja ilie basin jub was flniihed, no iSonn have I ."Jl
"_"the. -ftna upon |
..recftrd-ffa fhlp respeet ,fo[ pellti
jMapons,-,, •. , . •- " „7.;v/; : : ' ; ' :•• •.'• •',; : .;•••.. \ , - v ^ . ° I ^ o r t t f ^ i O ^ ^
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gn[Prcfers Asylum to Modern Home
pl to Rear and Train Daughter
ge of 1 » [n nitet thorn
(iint) ill ilfcnn t it)
Mans ni ihfc rraidi-iits nf
( its «re unl iiafiimilhtr «i the
inrtiiiittan i ihi r^urt is
ihe ^horp tiiinit* nr th§* eolleg**
;r piiiiiU u! flit crjlloge
right nn the nc-enn
i\t i ii Iiirg rnltitKP in
tiuuth Ocesin i \\\ «ht it the ft met*
«n«inl llmnkt tn I Iff dnn ttep,-
A nr« feF'Htp ' I im [tils under tht.
ihitf il»n ( r i hi HMI ninth r
faiuiii i> Lint !IM cmiifcp puth i
\M([ Ui irti mipp n PiilHnf,
lulling ind rimp hrpi* urnwil >«ii li
nn ifir MI' n th pui II «n
ni\.riiM 1 i il mi ife (111 llii- » 1
on
i i- nn i tl u i ii i i ' II* g**
In (ti (it-rim IM n Ii* nlil
t i i u l i i I - i ! u n i i l i l I < I n l N
II 11 uiu ) rjti til linni
Somers Point Locals
The B§Btor Chrlstlsii Endeavor
feaclHj nr Ht'[h»ny M P Church
will meet at the home ef Robert
Thlirirm Ihnre Ruad and Qfove
hi fid A^cmiL this Tueidaj evening
wheel antl that s the_ way we
OCEAN L'HY.NLWS, OCEAN Clf V. M. I
A large delegation Is pig
m fea from Smners Pnlnt te Pales
fine i Iitiren nB&t Tuesdaj waen a
nhnlf days ser\lre »iH ton held
»Ith prnn.im nt speakers The
huiteg of the rhurrii will serve u
i hlfki n pntjtli dinner for fifty j
ttnlt* iml sit m.ins penplt- hmL
iikfii iitUiinf i£L of their fine din
nt fs ih it Uiev nn iil^ajs miri. nf
iltt
' l>tt pit iiprtut
I \v n-i. l.,l ih>
ikn nn Ihp Gate
tnh it frum buy
In LiUcrinK
i-. , Ml t II 11 I H N • I 111 ulna* \»u -ii.rk
nn i i hn| I i |nr IN Ilh — —
| IH i in fli « ii i II nt lull' Ml4 ! r *» ikman of Fhiln
,hi tliti lit 1 Mm untlit Hi Ii 'Wlplil imt MM Murpint M»r I r|w i.uiriiiimi t-orn go rolling !
Hun i Mi II iml ii h « II "» "' %-lNiliiMon DM wen I Al| jml jRiuM ** t II am! fin
peuph In
in ui fi if Mi
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Mr ( MUM f itf
it hi V (I h nn. li it
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f i f l i t l L I f ( I t i t i i i u n t i l n l m i l
I i l I i i i i l i f t ! i \ 1 i n i t t M »
t l t l I m i l i f i l l H I 1 p l i l i i l
J M i t l i t i t ^ m l i | = u n i m n
I n i ^ f n i i t i i i t i m m h
i i i i i 1 M I u i i l i n s t h m i
k i l l w i h h i i \ M I I ? \ u w ( h i t i n ] ! i n
i n i h i = * l ftl i h i i H I M b i l l c J | J S i i n i l u
h li i \m ii |i i I m I
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Ifihi M
In i tt.Ii bnul nit- nl
I fill in MfUinlil and Miss
A traffic law In something that
no matorlms will admit that he
l lt flnp ju^t
no m
\% tarok* 1 em lie
the HSR
lits
You c&fi pay for thlt* car
you drhe it Clarenct Mu2Hi
heurtl an autnniobile aaleani
till n pranprat
All rlfclll
I li mki Ii
HIIIU
Tin-
i h»
A high school boy drives to
hool e*#rjf mernlng In & much
school mtry
dilapidated machine
WSal hind af a car you Mot
Ih«re bos'
R F D was the answer
H F D Whal tbe heck*
\ ip Reitgiivfi from the dunap
The nffice opllmliit snieii
monfly hy painting hia own car
JJe >«iya h» needed n new milt of
ot. I imatiei! with carpel ham To-
mknlrahli K.mpiiiJ (lay It In belnK iniuileii with tin
Ht.itVi.ii b* i miiihin mil
HI Illlil Xi UK I! I kit J4H ill i*t I
in ili-*tlmil in niiki il mi mi'
Jam- 11 I hail ii car I il E«-t
MIHJ II»w
JanH Faki lil in for a. rlih anil
iiukf him walk home
Old tirtu huii niinetuatlun
Thi mi in r Minim in mi in"'""
ln»li nl »• hoi. tin Illlliii, nil
tl HI im ih ii nn i j i.ju rlmuffiiir "f ii go La.I
""^"^ Jniialuti ii kuoil Ililnfe along
Thi* till- ih will »nry i.M '
ollvir Uini
II h ^iilk d IUUH I ii l>
hi ft >nl if i Pni f
Dirk Cu
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anyh a race for i
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me prt rDcr
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pr«*aLfi h» th* Ir
m at ih m and
Piupiini
uiiiiiltriiii. j
lilt «roun IH Otrnn \\ i,s n,,t n mt me
mini, lrl\iimi«« 'i" 1 him in
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l i n n M l I n n l i n h l i - l i i i l l h l h i
I l i n i \ r U I l i > i I IIEII i l l i l k
' I " l l " l i M i l i l I I L I I I I I i l l I i » . I I | i l i i n
i r hmne nor schcml
r I i Surli Ihiiii."
Qlnn III ll I I hie ilrrurtllng
illnn •[ il illhsoil mil Hi,'
lini II I inmeflt
I- II I. l mother ind
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till 111 II 1 ( ngninpnll
fen/ll I whlili Rh. in' Bill in Pinnmliiiin III II PIilli
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the ml ini llmiin,. link ml llu n In 1L1 I
spltt tif thr muimr in > hi h / utih n t \ !
• BppQUZnt hi 1 fi\ un lh/ t put him ! i\ lit
^£QS£lrm/ii(\ find it th h mm hit n it f tin
iiii f HT ME Rl i HSf li
nth i nptittil r i ht rhi i iti ru? m n\ i U h
Etr |f| htiuf ^ifh Hit i tin HI 1 riMihnuii ii i I hur li
ili wM tht tiUM. it Minn flunking Whir uMiirl Ii i|
my dip nm mt * Hirltnhnh Iln VJ ifli Philthtpln
f bo^lr ther i ti dim n^ lh if \\ \\ r r 1 In ^
af Uie btttir Phili it Iphi i unur u lir
r whii
bnd *
ilk I fh n rt t
L H I I S I U f i l l I l l l h l l l l f i h l t l l
Ibnd
some who \\
must ^drnii th ir t a Hi\if lfunnii i t\n
pait left nmnths tin Phil uli Iphi i unnr -hiu
in 1 Imiilli ihniit tht
||ing ^nlr ot i oiiphriii himinj, tlnr hi ^ nn
bn\i r hut Ini ^tuMniK hiinim i
, psuiffiil pumh
truu hut it i inni tnr u ff) pufnrr I itnimi
punch *m "5,111. h i (i|,hH r i lit rknh ith
; ot T hn\i r HU] fiij^cs^fs snnit rhinf nt i
.irh tlu ihimpifin hi ui toiunl tn
pnng Iplp bigg*; t par! nt tin /i^ht -iitur Birln Iml inn
S blo#iOver the hc^rf
flf TUHIi WlNNiK
fl HfliB IPJONS ONTHI X/lRi 1
8 Swimmer
Will Try To
Cross Channel
American Delegation Con
sists of Misses Cannon and
Edt-rle and Norman Ross
K PRODUCE RESULTS )
Clmsificd Advertisini;
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hill 23 hours 40 muratcs
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_., ri , ,v» I I I i I lh It II III n I I m llr • hi tiliailii H I ill i,,|t
Less Ttnn Oni. half as Many Pitchers Workrd In nsj ,, ,iL , i ,, „ i, l i P imili hit, n
Min> PS 2iO inmngi, Last Season as Atrompli5htd I 1 »•< '"" " 1] "" " ] " '" - 1 " 1 " »»••
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hoy Ii^t noL t.hingt.1 t naugh U
or—thfee at—moat Trams indi^
any eight or 3 0 nftehfnf atifl
Tor all that nnyhojj Lan BPP with
his naked eye the ehm agtei of
their pitching rlac^n t m
the kind that nmlhaiiinf
mn and MeCamilek Bei\ed with
r one da^r § rest betwetn
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im i H i in ihli III ih Olyinpu Pi-mini, Stars, tu i i i i r ' i
i J-Bd tfat trdiien
doui advahtage that
wain t oay relief pllclivr on th^
bench |R take the plan at tho
man fn the Itos He just had to
k and through nine fn
Realizing what •$,&& he
forq him he did his beat from liis
dtop of tlie Hat and ngver gn\g
^ir «tfs werk by feting care
In passing min or etlierwlsg
away big ehan^&s Ufp
•floug nffftir iHtb old'Lime
RHH tli npt'rPaiiH Wnfti
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1 ui Ul I Mn nn mil lilii ill Ji|M 111 if ifin if I \pnHiih l
1 i 11M hui'il M^li jiiuiji ! \\t\\ik tnni lumuif hi ti
tin i I jtnitn nn! fhfii pui win Mi IJiijul Iplu 1 Munij
if Mn Hi r urn! 1 ISif lh Htnir Tim .1
0 J u 1 1] i^li \niU \ Dili uiifl M11 Mlt Ni it tmlE [L tn
)l iitiini I thrnw \\ 1 iH il in I 1 NUIHS 11 Mr nn] f
ls% i!u 2=ii 3 ii I lfiw Inn ill* ui 1 1 nu iiilti 1 ii 1 \ti i[
li iS?M ind iht l\M Jnil 1 lift in It un t)lu nt I hilili lplii t ^ r
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l ] i \ t t \ h i I J 2 " lijlllul inr nil 1 nt ih ^^ I] h n f
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Miner .frM will readily recognize this Intersection whieii Is In the' heart of Ocean
BgoStha appearance of tali Inlenectloa hai greatly changed. Do you reeognlie
mathlne by the Itudebaker Cfiuv
pan». He itated that delivery
Bwry modem appliance
the equlnpins of an amhula
possible for oaiy acce_
parked along the sidewalk. The
I I, olss a fortyteur Inch door
to* r-
"City, of Ocean City A '
Since this "picture was taken
suwm marked the beginning
1 ,, ,he 0p6ration of the new %w>
UIBO of the ieaihore and Maliii
111 purehBie, In red and goM, An oloct
ibie to make a »i(tn. "Ambulance," on the In,.,. _ „ .... „„„. _..
SMS^SHW«r- t ?M''i|ipeea of seventy miles per lour,, as well as the siren ami Dell Eighth street hag been •jBompletetl
-*'*••-*"•' '•• A '' ut by a complicated system on will aid lo the clearing of traf- the place for the taklBg on and
1
-•• -•—-hers, both or the lie to give the vehicle the right discharging of passengers will lie
car and on the bcrl« of way of emergency calls, . m Seventh Blreot and the Board.
_ ,". and hammocks Inside, no jar la ___., walk, •
PWffiff'f'.'.fc-• '«" *y the patient. An-elecirlc " Mir •- — •• '-
JPKfW«\« l ? e , oa ' 'fan will also add to tho com. ailhort smith thtali a (MM FtHiur
figjBjrWsfyejjIjrdB?: alter. tort „[ any pajMnBors, The am. neighborhood In whli-h to live la the !_„ „.._
&WftpifiittirfiKM 'awteded bulanbe Is equipped with a Slur- just Ituldc your locorae. aaaet to the c ...
WSSSlt.' (Bpoippljins.1 thi phy hed on wheela and two »«». ———-—it———^ M. Pontlere In preildent of the bus
Kl(lte#|nBbijiliirisfc- paBk pendeil strrtchers for tho carry- ,ier ~ " = " —its D. *" -Yi "
W»»JgliWd«5SlpaBpffer iii of patleniii as well a« seals time .—„
liary, and H, C, Ponlli
llMJliSroBtewMlaUyioijllt'on Hhe" InsfBe for attendants. In shine hi. own shoes, 'urer. -
It is the same with
your insurance, ' You
may parry it for thirty
years and never have
to use it- But when
1 Seashore Building
Tlierei a big differ-
• en^el Seashore air hdf
'..an*'effect on bulling
need It "quick" and |j.you wlcci a Bui|der
you will be glad If the ||| whose experience has
eempiiiy U»t «mi
your poliey hi» the
raying losses promptly.
We represent the oldline
stock fire insunnce
companies — the companies
who have their
resource* instantly
available for tfle quick
"Insure It With Darby"
724 Asbury Avenue
Oeean City, N. j.
Phone 49
flinir , oeashore
J^r ftren^f-lout
yean hat educated ui, t
Builder
10B Asbury Avenue
24 Yean in the building
busincisi in Ocean City
For Pleasure
• . Become a Member of
Ocean City Golfjs
f / For Profit I
/ * ' . ' • • • • « " ' .. 1$
Ocean City Harbo
Walter B. McCo
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424 Eighth Street ]
• We Have J
Real Estate for the Rentlr|
Renters and Buyers For Your Rj
ALL 1
{STUft f
APARTMENTS CO
802 Central Avenue . ,
Busin
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Jane £2, 1888.
O Fruit TTPP Hfi/tre Vnllr (~"m**n 3_ V -
MtfF''*-* M Ie - oaurs rQur L,fop$ in Year •T-.
2 P l a n t V zardts Farm **•• T
^H, W. JohnRtori, hot^d t rorti^
^st breiiler, wlsheH a wini^
iriSt fruit* he enn pick h H^IM
jnallve lo Syria! I1I.JIII;II iln,!
'lular gpecles come by ».'iy i;r i
pla. The fruit i» KU hi-uvy
itjft hrenkii the limin:li. «.
j|^*« eao plek louiuidca frum in«
^fttsia or tematfrtrKe. si^lt>n= |
j^ known as cypliiiiimiulra !
'si The'lriilia. :l to 6 hiiihii. ]
fl taste so much like itiimi» "(,',
^tlree eat the pulp and Mn thi> tin
»tluablc seeds, ,
•4.M1, JollBSlon hellev tli(.|i. is a 11.
Wg work to he diini. In iiunkal iN"
iUnt breeding, II.' him piu.tiic.il j •'i-ij
Ihe "golden lapoto" rm a m.idlliiH I TJ
U IB « inns! delicious fruit ami
hi ina is very hardy and pro.
; fonr Ciopi in feat
.Another wonderfully proilili:
F^lt^tree Is tfiiit kiinwn an iwr*
ioa ear.
ffflBaled In India. The iiuii —
'ito 6 Inch lung,—i« hvi-iiiialed
or leaved and whpii thr t!••••
fin heavy bearing, tin? niiitlic
Itlrtllf-ihapeil frulls wiih tint •-
;trBBiuIeent skin miiki! it iiuilc.
•DR B cut glaai ehandniler, Thli<
otderful tree did nut Ijrnr "mil
Iwas nine years old, Th.-n ii
'»8, four eropa, Bolaiilf.nl l.'s|.
is credit It with Hirec rmpii.
f A, Commercial Rubber Iree
Be has a' Sne viggroiiN iiiiuliiir-
1 lubber tree, Bin yenra liiil,
n from ieed Bent froiil llrfizll.
1B known us nianlhot iiipta>
flla and is one of the vailuiipii
"icing ceara. ruhb»r, Itu niia'
er fuliber varifiifn iiiiil
iu~.o a ftatemenuabeul tri.ru
Vm BOW fruits In tin' rniiii!
Its are the famed iliiiiifi, pnili-
MS;orlglBBtlni In Peru, siiiiMi-
—Ilj known ai annona diVii.Nl.
i: and the ralllnla ruticiimi. nr
nona mucoiia. The ihuiiii M ,
Midmeii lo be one tit Hi"
mVi Anmt fruit... Beth harK
juted for the nrat time In the
Wd itMei.
It, Johnston iloesn't like the
jj ! i"illant wllard." as he mn
itofl workii IhBlnnlatieously
it-'tttea him years. HIM that
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Mrs, fcuolia Sw. our, WBUtar new b»W», French butiet. rnU,
e'il"lirau hli »8nd birthday,;
Mrs, Harry Nugar and aori,' prl
Whiting, 1,1,1.. paid them a vlali. |
»lin, Ormii, at OjlllnEflwood, B1I» tUtt, Mtu LlSljtl'
flfilleil Jo notio
" ,npl/on)r-imtlii|.
Somis PointLocals•
rt until il the l , •'Mansioiir simonin prnmi
BBl, Jill I keen. II ,III,1,., eight •liaiijin
•it, of my Sllfo Oods, BniMei 1 told-
s aifmWM3
N, j,, a formor rmideni ,of. tiiB ', OeorsB MhiiUct^i. 'Mif;*iojiii
Polhi, visiteil her liHiiUer, Mr,. Brake, Mm. ValiBt'EdieaBd Mm
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tloMT} your I«*I- m « «lm km) nirnigheil houw)s IIIIH j noil, lir
FSW^flliliy, 1 "aAA «l«e iKWrs and »ho"nionUBned half is a eali
j'liliqfc:>jb< iay any. ""«« Osurt, ,l'v«-nnn »onio of Mr rout llea l
(lrfMlBe(lqnp, but PIHMH Ioo,.ntid they're real hiiiueH Ocemi Oily
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^^i ara river eon- and only the Canadian Falls will
JT v»rt templated In be left,
gygg the plans for "Fight against the lakes to the
fljg J \ the lakes to gulf waterway has centered on
PReOPICS ""' *"" WB * the dlvenion of water at Chicago.
' (erway, opponents argue that lake levfls
\ "Erosion at WIJI t, lowered and lake com.
the apex of meree jeopardiiod. • This Is not
Ultimate extinction of the 'he Canadian true. Despite diversion, sub-
merlcin Folia at Niagara is or Horseshoe Falls," said Mr. Ran- merged diims in NiaBara and St.
Ml Ton Tom
No Church to Sue
Mtw tfftveri, OoiiB., Mfc tter olro " UltV -Mlnw t
eonsidef It ."Unfair Md eruol" to '-J—
make them go to.cfc»psi every RefleMioni by FBBHS
dny. They »ant the same right* A little lamp bes^e me
as Yale BtudeBts, BUI they ore Qu(a a ||gh| ground Ita apace,
willing to 10 to church once a A""I'uue star In'blackest night
>k, whereas the Yale men deinded
the right to stay away
j«oietBer, Thli shows bow
Icareful we should lie to let a
good emmple.
The Jail Fail Complains The French Minister of In.
- «-.-*- n. I «nr -"*« —i
111 Out Yam Htad Of
lakes silks, velvets,
ers lUtsd un. feathers, rules fashion. Women
'court' dwarfs hate been using little material
and Itranuely In their dresses, and French IB-
J
•"- Tired, That Is
change. Boon American wo-
_.m Jrill flnd themselves .wear- §
.j that re- ing longer skirts, fashions csli- §
•peel, the hu- Ing tor many yards of gjjads. |
nan race is Secretary Hoover, In an' able |
lot entirely spesBh, worries about ear B8- |
tiorial morals, "Tbe moiil and i
,n. spiritual may be submerged by j
muBBANE I s '. on un- our great material suecesi," He i
d e r t a k e r d*d not say whether .iibffiergenee I
builds an unusual coffin far.
fro tbe bootleggers,
d night clubs or from
"It weighed 948 rouniin.
• • • him; If he
forly^nys
8y would have paid
i, and If be had Bad
ads, fat or thin, they
! would have paid i
f
bout the jeiieral conmorals.
One fine Hoiperur
had to illaclDllne
gbter. But
. ._. an race manafea to
iger along, gradually Improv-
Every new generation, every
born baby, is a clean page
..bleb a new story of progress
n be written.
> Treasury Department, I
e of fat afier ntty ni""^" « Bfflelency, Crane and |
life Company, currency paper manu- |
"'_ Ifaeturers, and the Bureau of 1
•J ^n,kn. w.i,i,ml Slindardi loiuhlniiil. after lone 1
Mtimatlcally certain unless wa. dolph, "Is four or five feet a year, Oiair rivers will raise the level of
ilaifiip In the Oreat Lakes are Erosion at the ape» of the Amer- the laKes three feel or more, Beviliiil,
according to ttobert abam lean Falls Is only two or three enue sllinated at 111,000,000 will
liitdolpb, noted onglnur of Ohl- iBcbes annually. Difference In be aided to lake conHBerce by en-
Mffiffii-a rBport to the Mississippi rate of erosion will mean In time larged capacity of vessels, Be-
KmiikisislaUofl, the entire flurrenl of the stream crease In freight rates will mean
raaito would be averted) will be diverted to the Canadian vastly augmented prosperity for
_olpfd«lared byithe coo- channel; In this eveBt, the river farmers and business men of the
iKt'lHIfta or tuhnierged dans bed between Ooat island and tbe Middle West,
opened wits a prayer, by Rev. II
James E, Lake, This was fol- t0
ve, lie stated that he fell
walk the streets,
lowed by a. number of patriotic e -—oB to no
and religious musical numbers i a single c Inn of
and a tableau which represented •"
a jqansmaB protecting America «
and its children, . ' ••..,, -Wdenied
Its. rights, and If I were
'.. Rev, DeWltt C. Oobb, of the «' KlBh«mari,
Wlldwooil M. B, Church, was the
gfiwncd In tlif tu%U
: copal Church of the United •»'»»*"• |
•tmes of America," James Brand, four years old, 1
But the court says there la no WB1 dlBohediant, His father ad- |
ad threatened to i
for Bishop Brown 'to sues so his cut the boy's head off, hoping i
suit falls to the ground, the threat might frighten him I
The aged, Bishop is pusiled lnta obedience. It had not that |
to know how an orEanlmtlon eBee^ OB Monday James Brand |
eould be real enough to throw Iot ,n ,,, and ifyjng t0 oarry I
BiBi out and not jtal. enough to out Wg father's idea, cut off the I
Bland a lawsuit, a^ere art more B(M oj jig jittie' brother, aged §
mysterious things- than that In t6,e#1 ne jnied the brorfer, S
religion. Children Imitate their parents, |
—,.- _ . M , Be careful how you threaten, or 1
he continued, "I
onld flght for these rights until
We ore all

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• " i i'iii>=M] ii lurfi'-! ':• in -i
' -iiutw-iirii 1 KM! r\>\ y\vC
Ut the 5tr-iml Theitru t imnirnn — [I I) T"^F HTMCiVED
.I,,, I, II,, u l , n lul O»,n i|, ,, ,, uff,.u I ihrn h
" • '"I I II, \ | , f „ , ^ r k , | h
n-f Hhnk Uir-I" jy JI tioijmai
inyMcry *tury i-f l.tiiiilnnV |.im<
hnii^> lii^trifi, viow.-.l ihrmiMh' U
i"rir ft(in«aii)tr'ri- of a heavy Lui
•l"ii fiif. Whnl u ^.'ttinir " fur
ii-y-l- ry fli.iy! CimiC'ly up-! HIM- |.in,j
'"•'•-•• • '• ' * '-• ••'••y IM-Mitnufiit
ihi=' 'hy ,1 f*'W WPP1*H ago, Har=|
Jiiihin^un, of ihiM report * waN j
mppUoii Ui havn the optic re^ I
.ivi'H, Thn npivrytlon wri* pfip- j
riii'i! !iy .=iirk F fHuiN ut th** At-
\}w *pefc. They ffew piwat^ of
th* 1 Ot'Hfvleyi' JicsteJ, when* Uipy
IIUVP u iHifiilii'r pf Heml-H unions*
viili" l-iuim-y in th
I'M narnttiv
UN HUM tMIKIN
WILL GI\ I -IHW'EK
Mr*, hat! Kr^N; f r v* 1 a
icr al itn- FUimicr --'• .' t* !(,
.viII f-nti'l'laln ihe r IM'FP o
iridiil jiariy si lht f u.
so, a premier foio danciT, lat,i nf
"The Oreemvich Follies",
Dsflniiinif with the mliiniitht
.show nest Mondiiy morniiiir, *turt =
ing at 12.01, Harrj- l.iinir.liin will
be seen In his first' frnture jentrth
comedy—"Tramp, Trump. Tramp."
Langdon'H rnimi.^ is ?trikinL r ly
individual. The wide upi n w.,i\
dgFrnfnt of his eyes ni.rite thous,
ands twitch in .8ynlp;Hh,'tie vein.
There are many colorful ^ccivs in
the film, and the comedian phiys
his full bajr of trii-ks. Til" pic*
ture will hold over for Momiav
"The Little Irish Girl," with
"Dnlnrw Cnstelln, la hni.ki.il f,,f
Tliesiiayj June "2. • Dot Walker
(Dolores Co.^telloi has been thrown
with a gaiiK of crooks "%vi.rkiny"
California for the "inloreyt" iin.1
•-principal" of toiiri.sts. While ^he
is young enough to liiiairinp she
would like to go their w;iy, inwiir-U
ly sihe is straight — a straie/ht lit-
tie Irish &Hrl, The resultinLr my--1
tery-eoniody linifles with thrills,
linil affords a most i-lijoyablt- even-
"The Thrill Hunter,' 1 sclii-iiulr-d
for June H, is tile .-tory of a tlmj,f
I.fm ri,.ii,,-v „
I" I"- mi :iull»r nn,l !"iy«tei-y Ihrilln-,
', I.at lh-y tt,-ii' l1n; =m==w=» 1
- . i-iv, iu.lniiiijf
•u-pi. i.in i1,:ii. in ih,> .I. m,11,-m.-nt.,
i-ri-tallli-iv jinn uiii- uf llu- iiiost
',.,II.ML: ,iii-]irise< ,.-,,.r iiHcmpleil
b> iin iiitoi-.
I i all-in- Ji.y will (if suyli in her
l-ili-l pii-tuiv. "Th,. WedilinB
*.|i.." ;il Ihi- Sii-iin.l M..i,.!:i,v. Nu
'/.. '• !i>. l.'l-e. ;i I'l'itur.- «illl
'mils iind beiirt :I|I]II.:II " i-iiii sif-
"i'l I i" M-i-hiij, -Til,- \\,',|,|inv
-"HI"." II i il Cli.nl, -Iiii-V ,|,.U|,
i.' Ullll I |:«- i,ll,.||i|,l ,.!' ;, fllinilj
•' i l-....I,. In ,-,.I, .,,, i,h,ii,!..r ,,'f
...ill, Wi.i-Il, a kinc'N 1,'in.snni, Uidi.
i! Am.-* pliij. ,,pp,.,.il,. Mi-s ,|,,y,
llii- >llp|i.il'|il|,.- ,;,.f i" » hi,Hy ii.ic.
,ii;ili ! .
ATRE
1M>I II lifit?
To-day's
Values
\ FANCY^
v KNICKERS ,
$2,95 up ,
GOIFHOSF"
$ie00 up
Collegiate Bants
STRAW HATS
$1.45 up
HERMAN'S
Army &Navy Store
911 Asbury Avemie
(FTRX KVKHY i:VKXIN"n
j STRAND THEATRE
I Today and Saturday—
| Special Holiday Attraction
Lon Chaney 9 s Greatest
Picture!
"Otean City's Favorite Theatre' 1
I'imri- rfir DirrrljiMi , IMmrtliiim *rln',Uriiiifihiui> Orrhi'-l
lilicl t ii'i'iMi i h • * | iiiniilr
FOMEEN'S ROYAL ACCOKOIANS
\M ! II
S ANITA jUSSO
^lihi Diiiii-cr, I.iilt* iif ihi' CrFi-nvirh i'lillirs
Mid Nite Sljow—Sunday, May 30fh
liiiurs (Ipi'li at 12,01 ,\, M, (Slanilurd Time)
I'i'iiUIrr \nra^liiiii
HARRY LANGDOX
"TRAMP - TRAMp
His l-'irsl l'V.ntun< I.eiiKth iunti'dy
(Also IMajhiji Ih't'iiriiiiuri Day anil TuH^dny, Jun** 1)
;»:
£ DA
Jhthftnder
V QUALITY—as proven liy a record of lonj;. dc-
x pcndibjc strict \sk am user
\_ PIMCES — are in ktcimip; wilh -\oiir ideas of
^ \ . thrift.
2>)\1 10 1'athfindw Ualloon, Sr, 00
30\l'/i Cord, $l()00 each ll U fell
thai t-very hiiti-l iii,,i boiiiilin^
; ism,*!, uw iicr hi-rt- ^hiiiili! hi- iilli-r=
: i-^li'd in thi- club, am! lifi-i.ini-
this will prnvc of ml
fur tin' county.
-irnfl-elpviilitin—phnw. rur
ciiunty exhibit ill
been prepari'd ami
il on paise -iii
ul! n'
iiill.
Sis pi
Ilil'i
piiiiii'iilly
li.-it
'I I. Ii. Cily. iifli
liri.ke
lu Craiiivllii
r In- bud. ii'
,-, iilaceil
Stockholders and Friends
• joyed Old-Time Pictures
and Ituiret l.uiuh
MANY
Oflk-inLs Reporl.a LarB*
ume of BuiiinesH Trnn
acted at the Hunk
Triinp 1,
victuriouss
diftiicl I'-II
I rally fliitur
licbi ul I-ill"
ii.illilll! Ciiiite
|i,.|i,j, wiili'r
lo, was
,up iiii't
Seoul
on til! 1
uf t'leasaiilvil
n at, liiter.tri
ipptillve lliiy
iuy afti'rnoiin.
.iuiti. Semaphore *i&r*
•nl. lirst iiid lluu'Iiiiie
kni.l
lp,.lllti r., .. -II a- iiuineii.,,'
alidi-iie i-veiil-.; wci-i- inchiiied iii
Ihe priiiri-ani,
, The jil-ll'PH fill 1 till! r-Veilts- wi-n-r
lliiruld V. I-'nyl, scuul pvi-mliv.-;
Ruliert II. Hiilierlfiiii, 'l.ynian ,1.
: Watn.u.-, lU" Ui-v. K. TTThillips,
Vol. ITlii.iil.'i" t'ortec, Clii'is; T.uclieuhcril,
rt. ;riiiiri.-> l-:van», C. C. Stun* ami
: .iKinili-'Slinpii-.-ll. Jiisepli V. Kelly,
j HHi-in'tunl scuut i.xccutive, was ill-
, I l-felur of the rally, ,
cnmiiiiny,! ,,u,,-,,llll,ille ,.,,ull(.,| -wigi.
,. will,
„., thai had
• riii-i hy .fiiii.' Ti
I iM-iiliiv nri.-rni.iiii
FOSTER CASE IS
EXPLAINED BY _,
. COUNTY CLERKjJirS'lS, 1 ,:!?
be..n tiik.-ii
nupi-r Harry
nil Ward
ill'ii
I jnl-.nl
IK. I.
ili-lpl:
.lily-
; lilltMl
sirei-
i.. I'a
iad
i!
i
Ihi'
rei.l-iil
- I'l'iiil
Iliivh.-i 1 .. W.
..I [.ml 111.
i.'ciiick y.-ienhiy
i»l as W. A. l{ruS
uliiin.l uvi-,11,.-. SV.
I. wiiii w-;i?.
-. I'bllii
.f lliirij
It i.f uu
Ninth
•ruiicli id
ii nine;.
'. i'\\ II,-w hi]
;,.ii iii.< w,.-i
til,- liay iillur
.Mlnnllr clu
h.,11--.-,- i-ill I..-
..hli-ii.'l .
'I,.- l.-l -
... 'I'li..-
inl
id-.- ii -i E
I ' i i i . i - ,,i , „
i'iiiii|i;,iiy, whis
I..H
- ill"
III
H'ildroth Hays Freeholder
, Ciindid.ite Fited^l'i'titiu'n
One Diiv Ton I e
flic fidluwing coniiiiunii-ation
from Ciiiinly I'li'lk A, C, llildielh
is s.-Lf-i-xpiunntiffy:
Kililor HcmiiiiU.l.ediii!r!
It hu.« been briiiik'hl lo my atten-
tion lluil tlierii has been mini-i'lin'-
Hi-iit'iitiiin thniuicli the columns n*
otii, nr two newspapers, iind als
that there lire continuous ' ••"
nudicious false" statcmeutN -....„
made CuiHcrniliu Ihe failure of
ui'
be l.-.lili
Ci.s fiiuii.l a ^lutit- liiu' ut' wbi^k\
ii u liiun.lry hinli.-l I
slurs- uf the biillilhiir.
He (lad just drawl' HV'f
l\t< plui-e w-hi'n Cru
into tin- rnniii, Cim :dh-
(Jraiirello olfcred him 5^H
miilci- any arri'sts, Iliiiln-
(CuiiLinuj"! oil I'age
-Hn
uml i»',
•i" Uniy's
ll. l-hili.-,
iii.i-r.-H ii.i',,
"mi.- 1 Wan- i
tli'il \ tniirnini
rii|il
\i riiihui.'i- *!.l iiiles u (juud nubstantiul year, Mr.
which fin- niiw lieiniiiTrniiiiiln miya, Uiiwcvcr, Inilily
lined on I'a^t.' 0
On Kridiiy.-May 21, nl 3,3". p. m,
Chaik'ii H.-'Fniilnr pru«elilci.
|ietition ai thi. county clerk's
for u!inj(. The petition Was
flled as of the day and- hm
ceived. This wan. one day
to Ru ill, Hi" I''-'I!
lr!ceialiiin= ulii'iil H
hands and body, .
f'o-ileilo, whn was' lilaceii in lhi,'
!-ily jail, iiwiiitilil! the uiltcioi' nf
111.- injlirics nf tii-iiv. In '.••UTI'ITNU!
ffi.nl several cuts iihout tin' fa
will unii htw a hide in
he believes hi
ut tho face
his, head, limy
has a.fracture
,^ | Schaim
"**k " K"rs •""
Schaimt.own,'il and con, ucle, ,,,,,„„, „„,,„„
- l ri)P a mmher ,,r „ „ ,if
' I t wr
"street, * Ocean Cityi
M. MackBIIJie, 3140 L«.j --
nue, Walter V Potts, 80-1 A«bur5
(Continual on Page 7)
John C. Snulh H« Had Many He-
cent TroubleB
An Infant son, born t" Mi ami
Mm John C Smith, K! A-buij
"«nue, earl, Tu^w
died in le« «tan "" hou
birth, Mr Sm.th i» a
COMPANY RWES
Cily rommigsionflrs -Refer
Wtier" to Doswell for
Consideration
The City
sioncn!, at
Buvinger Says Longport
Bridg0is a Certainty f^.
Action Awnits.-thc Securing rirTLtle from Prospeetive NewJ
Owners of Island—Capital Ready to Build. Structure
arrested byl.ii'u-
and rati-iilinnn
... .__.. iuartcis, on » wnr-
rant sworn lut by (iriiy, chaririiii!
llim wilh recklcNii driviliK, Cstelhi
ph-ailed IfUilty to-Ihe tliurici'. mill
was final! (30 nml costs, innkllii,' tl
K1WANIANS PAY
HONOR TO AGED
CIVIL WAR VET., ; x
nt
i Truiiniln Kays, i,...n,,»,, „..,.,
i pcrHorirt w'lii! jiurchiiHi-il properties
• at the auction mile have resold Und
I imiile imniliiuinc jirullts, the
I auclioni'ei' uvi'l's,
! api'iiklliK of Ihe liiissiliilitles of
I c)ci'an Cily real estate, Mr, Tmi.
i mull siiitlY HN-crytliiiiK lioints In
. iiiuiiiiy." He Hied called ultiitltim.
' lo thu ihiiusanilH i.f iiersoHS who
will emiii' heri: fi'oHi the Ke.si|ui-
L'eiitenriial, -
Mor-' than 100 |iarcelK ,inclildi'nK
tracts, business blocks, apart.
nii'Hls, bull-Is, - houses ami buii^a,
lovs-\yill be/iiiferi'il.J'or Kali'at iin
teen 1'
l-'ou
d at
!,ve eleven" floats ttnil four-
.iikinil Blnnds. .,
• hospital tents will hu pltffh-
slralKellc point!' iili'nK the
_whcri; nrsl-ai.l will be atl-
(Cunliliui' on '.—11
SAVED LIVES OF
THREE ANGLERS
taii Cily Iltnltors Fijrurc Tn
Hesiue Wink nl Srnnvrrt
I'oint
Hnlph I.. Chester, l.ullior I,
Uallafe, Jr., mid llertrnm Uurliy
Ipw'M.will be'olferl'd.iilr sale at an
1 uurtinn. sale which will be helil in
1 the bi(i V' 1 '!' tiinjofcow, starliiiK nt
, lO'ii'iilock in Ihi 1 morninjC and
underwent »n operatlon.Tn,
mothsr d.c.1 un.1 Tuesday morninB
his infant son passed av-aj
ITS, their reaBoniblmes. by aT,v
tho ^
Store or office fot it unum
Strand Hotel. Apply at hotel or
any real estate broker.—adv.
Inwrerted iparty.
The raw f« J¥
iuieion. Fesiaen'
itlali coini
y
Ocean City
commercial
"Sftr'tt? le new 16,000 cuble feat
USBUIIV, month,|l,B0p»rtjiousand
For the' next SB,000' etiWc feet
' (Continutd. on>jagaJLX_ •
On accouiit of.Tho witlesp:
tuiest in the project to build
auto bililKe iigraiiii Groat JEgg Hur-,
bor Bay .between, tho uppef owl of
Ocean City ami the Island near
Lo'hBport) tho • Sentinel » l*iJBer
made' Inquiry qf Rulph B, Buvinij.
er, who "hng dovptcid mueh *f hl«
attention, to this ontefpnse, .during
the pant year, , , " , . , „
It.appears that Shore Gardens,
Inc., islilch Is'developing the north.
I western portion of-Ocean City Guv-
ilens, hB8 atre?d to.pefiitlt a hnilgb
dorapany "to land oil its property,
at tto eml o£ Bridge .wad, which
will ho one 'aUjeJioulovanIs In,
that tract, .-•••,• '. .-• 7 - ;".•" :
The' iiland atroBn tht hay,. on
which the. bridge will Miff, is under
negotiation terba sold, jha iprja-
jectlvo-owners -ars ^illliii to.give
I a lanilinfe platj aa soon as they M«
qulwtitle ta* : thB iala'ml,-- , . -. .
Capitalisls: neiidy _ ;
Ihree itniuils nl eapi-
-fjullil
talists. ready to ...-«.." —
n bridge as soon as nil agreement
can ho had with the owiieVH of thi!
isiarid. • • • • . ' . •
Experienced bridito buililers, who
e familiar with the eimdHions in
PW Hh t
II. AVillin Welcomed liy Dr.
-tiitkerloiV Trip , w ^^ c ^ ^
Monday : ip'o'clock in Hit- inumi'nK unii con
^ . , I tinuiiiK- throughout thu tiuy
•' iiM "r",L C1 "! 1 ' niiv nniTsoII yeut»Secoiiil.hand
, ""?."! * \v :;" fnrnituri at Venablc's, MS Asblirv
I.TH O'FFl.CEIl'NOW i^^.'"'^..""^'! 1 ;;: t n,n,''^,tm.wue. '.. ; ' -adv,
HAS AN ASSISTANT llu, ,,\.;!Miurv luncheon, li«' Klwuif- ~' : : "
|uili SldVunri-iirprlM-il the iiiciiiberti
Uuly with a dinner' that waa much abnvu
the ordinary, - . ,
Ocean City's lone Civil War vi-l
The Ocean City
,1,!.. 11,^.1^.,,celiii
of this .
•lac
i cky, wiiilo. out in Mr. Wai--
•lace's Mnk-skilT, Kupdnse, an the
BimiiM-s 1'idiit siilu of the bay Mon-
ilay, MIVUII the lives of throe anu-r
li.rsiwhuse nunioa'they did iiot «top
lu ascertain'.
While they were enjoyinc thulr
triii. Messrs. CheBteri Wallace ami
MU» Lnuinc llacFnrlulie ini
ill Oily Hall
Miss Louise Jlacrarlani', who
mis been elvjfiim'il in:.social wink
| at the .lefl'orsiiii Hospital In Biilti"
'dordihia, h liow ou'iliity III the of-
ifeeJ of ' HealWl 'Dfllcer T. In"!
Adams-from.tl to .1 o'clock every
wccfc.day,.t>Nay!)t .-Siiluplny, when
the hou are. from si a, in, until
' 12 o'clock noon. . ' •. .
ucean C
eraih I'', li
b
rity'i.
i. Wi
s the
eraih I', li. Willis, W
the i'liib iind, in- thnspirifn
i,i|.ialT)ay,:Hr. N. i y..H» 1 rRt-l!
jnieil Veteran Willis In his
of
a-'
.jit. weU
HELD
tins iiriUKe. «». ,
than.the ortoNit.
h t i deii
than.the ortoNit.BHiEuiitine, wh
the water is dceiier aml.swiftei',
There is' no questloi!' that
ew bridgeflwill'be liuitt.|: It is
t hw oon the
where
t ihoj
new bridgeflwillbe liuitt.|: It is only
a question aa to, how soon the title,
to the .islaisd can lie secured! which
.will permit'the work to ue.({in,
^As-^abouLsJs: niiJeB - MlVJie cut
off the' distaiice- hstwBfn" the-uppoir
end of pcoaii City anil. Atlantic
City, and about five •ini.les will be
saved to'other points in OcennOity
Bn(l .Cape'May County, thetremnn.
ilqiig benefit of Sueh n" bridge «in
: be easily understood. •''' f " -'•'
. . 'I!
woman.
on compraint of Wni. jil
colsreil,~«nil father of Uui.,..,...„..,
vvere. ; oach' lletil ill PDOO. hail Ifiis
Week -by" Unlteir-Slatds Coinrain-
sionecGeorije Gritw nn;ii ehiiieo
at Illenal iiosiietisibn of hijuorj The
woman, who detiled the chjiw..
was later .rdlensed on baiU hut her
prison,.'
Large,
asiony. wuy.
Olm ^f ills "siitills" of the m«l-
nil! wits liny selection-of N, 0. Uolf,
llowaril Hialnlon, Win, SI,!ianek
und W, I.-pnjimoiiil.iw-avuua.i-ti'k
They wiil-e 'reiiueslcd . to . ftico" the
wall anil nnmo n« many Klwniiirins
us. pusslWn in thirty' ftjcondsi ' K|.
wauion. Btalntoii svas..the winner,
and it. -w-as, annftlmeeil the .pr^c
.Would hu awariled at tiie'^'.iieiEt
nieetinff, ''i . ', ; , ' . . • .
Tile cIuh'A, antiilrir' (I'eM ilay at
'. (.Gpntiiiued on Page?: 4 )•:
I Tins .Dnrliriiitan.- 112(1 Central
,Ave;r open-June Oth and'leth for
week- eitil.-i. June Ifith foj- Season,
Rurinijid watcrj Bpoeliil ratoii to
July loth, Mrs. Samuel Darling
•me,
Sentinel-Ledger Exoanston Edition
Surpasses AH County Records
'The'Expansion Edition' of ll»c
Ini'hlishi-d Uwt wet-k,-i)rov^d-lo be the lurficst. paper
ever puhllshcdin CupB May'County. Il required sixty
piiKVK. tii wire for ihi-.KTCut volume of news and atlver-
tiHinjr which told of the expansion-of. the cily, as 'well
as the d
the SchliR
The-, pnpc'r was loo larjre for the niiiil curriers to
handle and \vas delivered direct to the homes, of the
locnl siihsiribeTb hy L. C. Murphy, news dealer, und
his assistants,
ljiat Snlwdajr liundrcds of people yiaitcd, thc^
Scntinel-IjcdEer. offices and. plant", and: all expressed
surprise and'approval of..the completeness, of the ne\^
building and cquitimcnl.
mm
• • • " ; . • . : $ • • -.,.v w^3f^i~ -sMrt^s#»3f WV^Ijf-g!

1
• «
-BABIES' HOME
ft
RECEIVED
. ,,. I Selections Were Pea-
•tqre—Prospects for
'•J Summer Are Fine
gfjg that the birth of
;! (ulijkla ^ "most momentous thing"
I iiiniljjjgongratiilaliiig officers of the
Oicgi City Home for Babies on
^thflfc,"interest In and to hnman-
},Ity>¥Dr Norman Sargent, pastor
j'nf the First Methodist Episcopal
{& delivered the principal
|w' mltlHss at tbe formal opening of
*r*Uio4onie, on Pleasure avenue, for
aVi ibfJD'ourth season Tuesday after-
Hj^nooit '
" I&bia talk, Dr Sargent gave
rihng Illustrations of great por-
es who were born in famil
' the. mediocre and who sub
'" t rose to fame nnd honor
.., in this connection the
' pointed out that, if not a
I who is brought to the home
"eyis* attains any great position in
j LhnVJ-tforlti, the touch of Heaven
U that will be accorded it through
!,U UiryissodaUon at the home will be
r *fr wortti the'effbrt and the mon
f itHorto this address, Mrs Julfu
*i ilL Jtaiard.-president of the home,
*V(jru\* a abort Introductory talk,
I.. In Which she explained the aim of
[i'.v tlii5*organllatlon She stated that
c " bid been, decided to have a do-
Tua day on the opening, and
[ so far tnam than ?20o and o
3 amount of f bod bad been ob
_ the other speakers -was
;n«v. C. F N. Vqegelin, pastor
lieiiFJist Presbyterian Church,
if/as present at the organlz-
y_ot the dub. The Rev Dr
i ,\VonreliV tailed on "extHsmcs"
sVAi+hrdlhg to Mi opinion, extreme!
H.'TC blesiifiigs to individuals and
VISITORS'HERE;
Guests, of CMc and Research
Organisations, ^Coining
• From Atlantic
TEA ATTHTPLANDERS
Many States of the Union
Represented in Gatheripg
of Noted Folk
Bey^rr.' XdVrhoidt UMI
g Ltrtheran'ChurcVfollowed
\" Srs"Tiirhniuri,VoL EhDadelplila,
. ,IMiicBl.'*i«ctor,for Jhe home,
."B#,#bWer talkv* r ar which he
(fthat tKtr(,J)istftnt{on will
om of the best medical
4jthls year that it has ever
rlettosd. \*
tMn, MJdPpiTttn Singi
lie meeting, which was attend
- & fccore or triore ot promlri
,aj'club>unien, wan open
. . itli iut>invocation«by the Rev
JuJr 13. Lake, the last of the
B'dera of Oceans City He Also
«B a short talk iefore the
nKinp was closed for a social 1
It tho beginning of the meet
• Kni, Howard 0. MaeEherson
r "Teach Mo to Pray," with
. Corson at the piano. Fol
* this elo sang "panny Boy."
torJBL Eyba,Jr. aang three
ss Margaret Sip-
1 him at the piano.
HG PLANS FOR
'Orsanitaiion Will Visit
' City on Thursday,
June 24
[Uindp thpiugh th&'down town
n in ill (Hi t, headed by J. Fred
ii pni idem of the Ocean Cily
ilir i[ (ffimncrce, n *wim
• rttiil IIJI n by Mias Taylor
lipr Amli i irfor Girls, of At-
) '.lift dog" contest and
- - •• " - - hj.
,Ij'Ben," s are among
n?, feViifeg.lhaf will
JtMi
iViBhtnl a
r.iini of (hn
C
thtKAAlilul tdk\K i > ' •- i
iiittiff other thnigs on the pro-
Lftiflln n i iflmK trip on the ocean,
gto h hi tin 1 Junctors, bond iwit-
1H iiml jiUilrtic events. ' ""
More than 100 delegates to the
bknni&l convention of the N&tlaft*
Al Federation of Wonien'i Clubs,
now being; held at Atlantic City,
tvere gnefftfc of the KftiteAinrJi Club
and the Civic Club, of Ocean
City, at a £ o'clock tea at the
Flahder? last night. The guests
catn& from nearly State between
New Jersey and Kan&aR
During the nocial hour the
guests expressed themnelvcs oft
being: highly pleased with Ocean
City and "surprised at its irfie *'
The women from other States alao
complimented the Ocean City Civic
Club on Its &tand against placing
young girls in the beauty pageant
held each year at Atlantic City
The women were aluo eminently
pleased in that Ocean City has
never permitted the ale of liquor
liere.
Before the tea the women wen.
taken on a drive through the pun
cipal streets of the> city and t,
brief tour of the residential sec-
tions Each street proted a real
thrill for the visiting delegates and
made a favorable and lasting im-
pression, it is said, A large num-
ber of women from the local clubs
were present.
Those on the reception commit-
tee were Mrs. Howard D Taylor,
Mra. Charles H, Shoemaker. Mrs.
Nathaniel Goff, Mrs. J Howard
Sharp, Mrs. John Wilfcin&on, Mrs.
J VOSB, Mrs Sterling Cole, Mrs
Howard Brice, Mrs. Clinton Price.
Miss Anna Davidson, Mi&s Agne
Bradley and Mrs Elizabeth Gandy
The visitors also included Mis.
IK H Hubbard of Montdafr. new
ly-elected preahltnt of the State
organization, Mrs Luther Ogden,
of Cape M*y, the new vice presl
dent, and Mn Howell, Mrs Ste-
vens and Mrs Lamond, of Cape
May
MEMORIAL DAY
SERVICES AT
THE AUDITORIUM
Addresses by Dr. Uhl and
.Music by Legion Band
and Klwanlans
There wns a largf BBsemblngi 1
In the auditorium of the Ocean
City Tabernacle Association, m
the camp ground^ Memorial Day,
when Memorial Day exercises were
heM wider the auspices of civic
associations of this city
The eicrcines were opened with
«lt ringing "All Hall the Power of
Jenui' Nome," accompanied b the
American Legion Band Their wax
another selection, "America the
Beautiful," and then the invocation
made by the Kev. Norman
Vincent Sargent, pastor of the
First M E Church.
After a few remakn by the Rev
James £ Lake, of this city, ono
of the fonnders of this resort,
there was a vocal selection by tho
Klwanls Quartet, eomnnsinfc Rus-
isell IL Kulty. Win H Collismn,
Jr, Clinton D Lowden and Dr
Chan H. Vail Then Dr. Lake
rcrfil a poem appropriate to tjc
nnijl T>r Tfhl, nf Haridnn
YISITRESORT
Tnr-ious
l
Methodist ChuT^h,
presented as the speaker.
Memorial Day has an especial
appeal to large numbers of people,
the speaker said, because of its
association and memories Then*
are some, unfortunately, to whom
the day does not ttiake an appeal
except as it brings thoughts of
relaxation from work and giving
an opportunity for frolic The
speaker dwelt &t some length on
tWtnie meaning of the day find
the. appeal ^ it should make to* all
:rue Americans, Ho paid glow-
ing tribute to the tnen who re-
Delegation From
farts of Country
With City
A party of thirty-five „ „
baggage agents, representing varl-
Pu>j yaijraads throughout Hre
United States and Ctuuuia,
with their wives, visited Ocean
City ye&terdky afternoon.
About 110 of the heads of the
baggage departments of as many
railroads were In aesalon at -their
annual convention at Atlantic City
nnd took that opportunity to -visit
the sister resort, "America's Great-
est Family Resort."
Transportation for the party
from Atlantic City was provided
through the courtesy of A. J Pur-
ifiton, general superintendent of
the Atlantic City and Shore Kail-
road, and the party while enronte
on that railroad was in charge of
Superintendent A R MaeMfllan
They arrived at Ocean City- bj
special tar at 8 30 p. m., when
they were met by J Fred Mamie,
president of the Chamber of Com-
merce; Ewujg T Corson, president
of the Ocean City Real Estate
Board, Elmer J Pearl, Geo. W
Reed and otlrer members of the
Chamber of Commerce
Cars were provided for nn. extpn-
sive trip throughout the city, a^t^r
which they were returned to the
Shore Fast Line Depot to boani
their train.
The "G B A-'s" were very cor-
dial in thejr expression of thanks
to Mr Manne and others fot t^Hj&iT-
welcomo and entertainment and
left with a very favorable imprcs'
sion of the resort.
ACCUSED MERCHANT
HELD FOR COURT
Aliened Defraoder of Business
Men is Caught
A fellow giving his name aa
Thoa. Duffy, and who passetl bogus
chacks at the Hughes' Pharmacy
and Ault Pharmacy about ten
days ago, has been arrested m
New York Cl^ Chief Johnson
ha^ learned The fellow is tx?ingr
held by the New York police.
lie is said to be wanted in £?ew
York, Philadelphia and
if other cities
WILL HOLD COURT
Judge Herbert W Bartlett -will
Sit in Common Pleas Court at Capo
Mny Court House Tueidaj for tho
purpose of hearing special
It was announced toduj
sponded to tho country'H cialls
when the nation needed their help
and said that the sacrifices of
these men will always be remem-
bered.
The exercises were closed x
stirring Eelections-by the band.
IN SOMERS* POINT
Attractive Gute-way ~ Casino
Will b O ^ F b d
p ^
June •2.1,
City of
Tho
of $1,000,
xioads to
Somers Point, alfirajiy^ a. pouit of
activity bocause of
ous location "between
and Ocean City,
gnat fntelest this *su
new Gateway Csstno^
and furnished at a cost
000, is located where
these two resorts
:Ehis immense SIHI attractive
structure, overlooking Gnsa*. Egg
Harbor Bay, had addeel sicaflv to
He activity of SoRtexs. fcant. Other
construction work and ^ large de-
velopment have stunted as a. .y -wall hav
capacity for_ Z/nJO dmeis. Dinini
•wii
L de-
and
t by
on tnese pavilions _ _
colored owninp will
lightfuliy cool place
refreshingly beautzfu]
JjRoy Smith,
"Roaring Forties" of ~
for the charm of "his
conduct the orcru
featured nightly.
in the
York
Special
"will bo
Despite reports to tho contrary,
the appointment o f a receiver for
the Ocean City branch of tho J R
Tucker Bhore Company is lmmi
nent, according to rumora current
hezo today
All e.mplo es at the local head
quaxten ha^e gono, nnd the office
has been closed for the past two
Or three days
Stanley Krep , nttomey for the
creditors, who are said to be in the
* most part employes of the com-
ny, declined to make a statement
._ a representative of the Sentlnel-i
Ledger this morning Mr Krepi
admitted, however, that "It in not
unlikely a receiver will be appoint-
ed Tuesday afternoon "
J b Hnnn manager of the
Oi fan City branch wai, ot m his
office yiHtenh> or today and the
Sentinel Ledger wa unable to get
a statement from Mr Hann The
(laser* of the company iire not
kiioun
WITH MANY GTJEStS
The blunders o
dunng; the
penoil \uth an m
number of guesto,
J Howard Slocum^
"Os^ed his T
fine showing made
the season
The outlonk fo:
immer at this hou
prominent
reservations for
the
Day
large
idt
e nt the
start of
have
POTENTIALITIES
Sale
^'Tvo datibuidnig Iftvettment Opportunities!'
Stueco Bungalow -
fWorlKiiKt I>4 Yrnr) to Run. 2nd
V 3 1. ,Scltlcmcnt Wl Dajri —
Hotel
»2,0fl0
\;; f /Betwmi S2nd and'SSrd'siri-o.s 1
N,-J, J.
Consider the listings bdow with
the word above
WORTH STUDYING
GROUP —- Seventeen Lots
Fourteen Wesley Avenue Lots, six with
an Grants, and three Central Avenue Lots Tfa:ree of
theaejotsjare comers on a Mam Boulevard.
Price, $1,470 Each
r MortEagc O\cr Half ~"
TWO-PAMICY APARTME!>fT
Good view of Ocean in good location. Furnished
regular six-room outlay. In excellent condition Price
under market.
Price, $9,500
jt Mortgpauc $4,000
BITNTGALOW '
•Excellent location, center of town. Furnished,
Lot 40x100 ,
/ i' J / $6^00
im w ' Financed
BUSINESS STREET LQTS
L Two on Aabury Avenue between 25th
Streets. Ocean Side, 30x100 each
: i i, Price, $3,350 EacH "
26th
%?r F.Bergear
The Gateway Casing at Somere Eirful, which will b« formally opened Ttnwday, June i4
TUCKER OFFICES
HERE CLOSED
F. S Kreps, Creditors' Attor-
ney, Admits Receiver Is
Not Unlikely
Momoe VenaMi> real estate
opeiator in Collingiwooii, was a
visitor thi- week, accompanied bj
hli fomilj They were jrtie^t." of
Mm Lilwnnl K Camp, Mr Ven
able*! sinter
COT STILL IS
AFTER A DUMP
C, B. Roberts Writes letter
of Objection to Proposed
Location
The Citv ^Commissioners + thin
week received the follo-winp uelf
explanatory letter from Clayton
B Roberta, a well known realtor
Gentlemen
It lB understood that the city
is f£Oingr to permit the dumping of
rubbish between the two railroad
at Twcntv auth and Twenty iwv
entli streets,
I am froinfr to ask if the Com-
mififlionera wtll reconsider and se-
cure n new location, as 1 am the
owner of two hundred and sixty
four lots in this part of Ocean
City, and these lots will be the
boundary line on three Bides of
the dump, which will depreciate
the value several hundred dollars
a lot.
I realize it is very hard to «e
cure U location for thin dump and
I would not make a complaint 'if
I were the owner of only a few
lots, but these two hundred aid
ixty-four lots Involve over ?200,-
OOO, so you can see what this
means to me
Sincerely hoping you con se-
cure another location and if there
is anything that I can do m help
in{? to find this location I will be
very (flad to do so npon request.
Very truly yours,
Clayton D Roberta
The city is depositing- the trash
on the loiith side of the aoto.tiieh-
way. as this is the only tvallitfclo
ground for this at present.
HERE FOR SUMMER ^
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Skipper
and son, George, of .PhllmlelpWa,
were in toA daring tho weeli,
guests of Mr
Gocti The latter all*
«d Mr and Mm -
lips und young; i]_
Jean, of Philadcipn£7
Phillips, ivho"TT a ^ ^
Goeti, wdl remain hen^
baby, until ths ctese »! garage had not made any pro
\i foriH for u trade in
Mr. Chump Ion thought that all
bidders should conBlder tlie tmd-
injr-in of the old truck
HOTELARRTVALS
De Liw are
Mr anil MmU Howarl Jk
IlHigiin, Mr mill Mrs W 1 (.FtLr
Hutu» Mii» Dorothy M Hunt.
Mr unit Mi C (• linns til
Etui A BuTKin, J linrry Slim
mnktr Mm HIKL P Cilliiill, O
Wlllnr I'liilmhlphiii Mr n
Mn Gooitmatl >>cv/ York ( it;
Mr anil Mra G Rnjmonl i ri i
nml daughter, Philadelphia, JuniL
Tf^tu O(.e.in City Mi i A H
Gilbi rt Mr anil Mr« lln knlowti
nnd thilil, It G Un.Iirhnn Phil
ndclphm M 1 Rohlfli^ Worn!
bury Mrs 1 mma Corkran Mi
nmi Mrs John T Don ikh> Mr
unil Mrn J W laniienbLrnr M
anil Mrn Whurtun I Hurni Wil
liiim 1 Brown, Mi iinil Mr
Clurlm WLnwr, J hiljilclplin
iiMr. and Mrs, O.~A, Lymnn _..
i 'ehlld, H. P, G. CoateH, Minne
(Bpoliaj Max Biibonack, Ii, Shi.
!«, IL M. najmoiid, Mr, anil Mm,
f, D. B^er, lln. KSM Keyser,
iJoioph Kelly, Philadelphia; Mr,
and Mrs, Jas. Armstrong, Jr.,
IMta Mary Bishop, Mr, and Mft
|W, Ware, HnililonHeMj Mr, ani!
:!Mni. Benjamin iinfoot, Mr, anr
\ iMr«. Wiiiinm L, LuilnKhisr, Phila-
sfdolphiai Mr, and Mrs, R, Owen,
^Jiartor H^ p^n, H. Hermenoni
t.JX." Owens, Philadelphia! Mr, anil
•jMrSi Charles Lehman, Camden
tLIoyd , A, Cartrlght,, MayvUie
A'jIIieMgani Mr, and Mrs, W, Warn
j/Ueroth, Mr, and Mrs, U • Moor
Koe. Sylverion, PhilaOolphin; .
A. Bader, James E, Walters, W
,,. i Byril, WilminKtoni Mrs, H^ Hood,
[ ! B, J. Doyle, Mr, and' Mm. R, Bull-
ien, Mr; and Mrs. McDonald, E
J. DbuMebnwur, John H, Orahnm
TMladslpliiaj Hdward K,_ Billdl
-»Colilniswoad; Mr, Bnu Mrs, John
':", W, Morris, Wilmingtonf Thoi, W,
jFccney, Mt Holly, Mr and Mrs
IF A Wilkinson, Mr and Mr-
1 J W I anilenberEer, Mi ond Mr>.
ifharlPi W. Taylor, Philmlelphia,
-Mr mil Mrs Harold n Slicppar.1
'i and family, Wilmington, Mri II
- H Turner, Niagara Falli, Mr
nnd Mrs. L. M Lewis Norfolk,
C. P Durhin, W J HoKnn. Mrs
Leroy Smith, Philadelphia
Strand
W. E YounR, W B Holms, Ne*
York; Mr and Mrs I Bodo, Glen
BMO;C G Given, Beverly, J M
Bcatly, H A. Cnrty, Oollingswoojl,
Minn E W Lwinif, Bellnoit, L. I ,
. E McParland, Mr end Mn< C
! Goodman, Mr and Mra F w.
1 Tlum, Mr. nnd Mrs P SlauRhtci,
0 D. Hamior, E. J Khodes, a Me
, Kiy, Mr and Mrs A L Jonc ,
^Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs Bodo
j and son, Glctmide, Mrs J L. Cow
, ard, Viola I.. Fi'shfr, Pluljilelphia,
',Mr. and Mrs Eeln, Mr and Mrs
S. L. Hoover, Chester, Mr and
Mrs. MeKee, PittsburK; W D Ko-
U rhln. K U Lewis, Philadelphia; r.
J Mrkinghlin J H Do'ld, Ches-
li r, L W. Kyan J- B. Worley, T.
y Nij'Miy, A. Qrinan, Mrs J. !('
llilli r] II and child, Mrs TV Yoc-
Ll J I, Coward, Philadelphia;
Mi I W Townsend, Fredenr.1,
I'll, Mi B 0. E. Chaplin, Rahway;
Mt m d Mrs. G. Simons, H. S. Si-
m m, 1 C. Simons, Swarthmore,
Mi an I Mrs. A. C BarUet. Caro-
loU., K Uallowny, Agnes J. Grfl-
•,llii, 1'hlladclphlai Miss Cathenno
IN Sclimld, Misa Ruth E Schmid,
'Ml i< Alum E, Mull Miss Laura H.
iMull, Allentown; Mr and M M
8 Kiiiiir. Philadelphia: H G El-
hnrdi: Diytona; A. M, CasBel.Pen-
Graduation .dap-=-glorious days of exoitement, of
diplomas, white" dresses, congratulations, of parting of
ways, of a sob in the throat, a song in the heart—wonder-
ful, wonderful days—Graduation days. .
First in Importance-—
THE GRADUATION FROCK
Girlish it must be, but with just a touch of the sophis-
ticate, for the-Graduate stands on the verge of maturity!
Whether the choice be a filmy georgette, a clingy flat
crepe or crepe de chine, or apert, coquettish taffeta, you
will find the M. E Blatt Co? well prepai-ed^ith an ex-
cellent assortment of all kinds.
Frocks for Juniors and
Frocks for Misses
There is the frock with long sleeves, the frock with
cape or short sleeves and the frock with no, sleeves.
There is the frock that is delightfully plain, and the
frock that is exquisitely trimmed!
Sizes 18 to 19 and 14 to 40 | •• g JQ $AQM
PRICES
*M, B. Bliilt Co.-ThinJ Floor
Gift Suggestions
A Silk Umbrella
Tlin thoughtful gift! In fiiiw
rilki iiml with fancier hflml!p!!l
Ths klmi evciT Blr! wniil" "nil trni
iikf Is buy list lherfiiM
lasting token, the M. E. Blatt Co. i& the ^lac^to cKpbae it iI
In Case It's a^Jool
The Coat
*« »
'?!
1, !'„.
Graduation Day may be a day-of blue sky, Arid^
sun and indolent breeze, and again iUjiay-wB tri
fresh with a snap to the air that callfTfor atoat^
i ' i* iVi'
Flannel Coats in
and Pastel Shades
•
All the new and wanted Summer shades 'Sre''reprfr'j;J
sented in this collection of coats. Single and'double-
breasted styles. Collars of self material or of white iuiy
Real Boardwalk coats, for
every hour of the day and
evening. PRICES Mi
if s. m.11•'
Shoes May be Snowy White or in
the Smart, New Pastel Shades
If Misi Graduate wEtita to be strictly in tho mode, she
will choose n pail 1 of paitel-tonetl linen pumps to contrast with
the snowy whiteneag of her dress. But many will prefer the
all-white effect,,in which ease will choose from our excellent ai-
sortment of white kid or r» /»r* *. "••«.] linult oC W hlie Jl»( < in nil
ld 4t>lc< unit dihnrs
' M I* nun ii- iiwt nvr,
Gift Saggctttons, ''
Gloves Are A'waja
AcceptaMo
Ilk. lt«»l Bilk!, vllh lnrnu.W
mfft In cantnHlni ( lull »«fc I
iil\h •Ilk cuiTi BDtEnmr Itwkjl
PerfuniiB
Tho Fragrant (Sift
Uk» »hoU •mfiili >nd aimtala
ot on. > f.vorlu A>»V>I H">- •"'
tporbnl nukli. Gibrl> m l Inn
Cob > ml 111. vliol. iHTr V' '• <
vorilt pertnl
Price—
The Lasting Gift
JEWELRY
Jewelry—the luting gift that i» a fitting sym-
bol of the good wlshc of the donor Here urn
a few of the Items in tho Jewdiy Section;
PEARLS—Long string* and short, single, double
nnd triple fitrandu bieadfi Graduated and even
Wonderful aimortment.tl 89 to *10 00.
FLFXIBUE BRACELETS — Studded with brU*
Imnts, combined with sapiiMieo, emeralds, «tc,
Beautiful effects, $3 9S fo *7 95.
ANTIQUE FESTOONS — Copies from Kuflalnn
jewelry. Handsome festoons and bracelet* with ,
H Imibailc beauty* 93 0B. j
SLAVE BRACELETS-^HIch, Jenvy bracelet!, so'
much In vogue jurt now, |ff.95.' «• ' .
J)1
When Jn lloubl—
Silk StdcklnxH '
nin ttotWmrt «h II Umri la
Ih. b«t itoeklnm-llicll u tllhb
wr. Owi. y
linndl Von will Hud II Ht •! "U
MM .t 11. «. E. BUI OL II mor*i
Ihui » «IIT.I«lt ««P"V, HarrtHI
weight chllToiu And ill illk. "
$|.65 to IO-50
M. g. fa*tt Cv—Slivl VlflDF s
E. BLATT CO. E.'BLATT CO. E. BLATT CO.

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OCEAN CITY BBlNTINfc AND
WBLISHING CO.
Smil»1.1Mnr •B»'MI«k »n»u. Bu
(Nnt to Ibd Man « fipl
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AiBEitT I. INOKA11. FoMl
J. E. MuNAMEE. .Editor
'CI4HTON P. LOWUEN, A
C«I» May Cnlinty'H ljn^ Nownpnper
, ov.r «,„
' •*>• •«" ^..U.E^.. Collifi^on wmi no
badly hurt, and he got MIUP
thp ppopk to rush Mr Ri ml to
popk to rush Mr
pitul at Sprfne Lakp.
Suit was onttred against Aimim
R l l j
Suit as on gnt Ami
blyman Reail, ai»l jm brought i
counter-suit against the borouich
1 congratulated the RCAPl! D A TDAT
md succe^ of thfs OtAtH-KA 1KOL—
IN GOOD SHAPE
(CoMinupfl from Pn^e 1)
niini»tnil to nil Bt-ach P-ilrol not only
looki after iU|uHtic neciilpiiti. bill
lwl« "fter
Uatic accuipnt^
°thir oii«hapH
J
DULL BOYS WHO ROSE
4t is -not always the ooy who gives the
' [t brightest promise in early life who reaches
-J , the greatest heights, as many illustrious e\-
t atnples may -prove. In a recent lectuie, Dr
; *• Tregold, atamminwit "British expert on feeble-
3 f mindedneUs. -declared that Charles Darwin
1 s and^it Isaac Newton w«!re both backward
i J as (children, KCnd would -probably have been •-"••» OIIU """>• "
\ considered subnormal by present-day au-1 extended them
'. •' tltbrities These frontl
BAGGAGE AGENTS HEIth
Thlrtj-five general baggage agents from
various secuons of the United States and
Canada, who weie in convention in Atlantic
City paid Ocean City a visit yesterday
afternoon where they weie taken in hand
the Chaniboi of
_ ^ ..Hit mi" l» Kt-.Iun
I lion of tin ni vi beai.li putnil Both
'of tin si. Mctimi »in out of the
|t*mlory specified for bathers
Military Program
in J*-rnei> has worked out
r mihtarv proifnim for hifi
[ inen rpquinnp; them to report at
the main hospital tfnt nt Ter* 1 -
,'tract ivirj morning at 9
o * lock for drill And inspect!*
The salary of E L Rice, of
Tuckahoe, Hi«*retnry of Uie Cape
May County Board of Tsiation,
was rai-rH |1 000 a y*ai- at "
regular iilPPtliiff of tho < app
County Hoard of freeholder), at
Cape May Court Houm. Widneaday
afternoon
Mr Rice who h.is been beeretary
of thi hoitrd for a number of years,
hafi hffln receiving a salary of
11,000 a year A fpw wepkfl ago
h{ appeared before the frepholdcra
mul uoked that hp bp givpn "a
reaap ' in ualary, as
coininif fin great that
it ruiuirn thi full time of the
piruon occupying the position
Mr Rm explHlned that he ii
IOW cashli r of thP Tuckahoe Na
lomil-HiHik, but, if he is friven an
Increacp, hi will relinquish that
poiitinn md fjne full time U> the
tax board
In nliikmK the jilen for thi-
RECORD CROWDS
MEMORIAL DAY
(Continued from Page 1)
men, women and children, attired
In th« flashy fashions of ipnng,
passed by on imm and they also appieciated the courtesies' 1111 ' 1 m " rnin >- r T^
f.vl..n,lo,^ •!,„-, . "Uff »ork with
hhri etion of two
' , dut\ it will be t
j are on thi Jol>
„„ Tin lieuttnants
, " 8 lunch
Of this Betwpen 11
In utenants, who
o ^ee that th* me
nt all tinies,
will p itrol th
.. ., -dso be reminded that Richard
Y Biinaley 'Sheridan, the great dramatist, v.as
i* characterised by his own brilliant mother as
em
These gentlemen will now lit alilt, if th
t l
If..
were not preMouRly in a position .to do so ' r^tamTrn,
to give a lot of valuable information to, p ' ! nt ^
tourists when the lattei ^ant to know from I h,', " tr '
j ——~.~w*...#*,« «j UAO unyii tjiuiiciiiL in*Jtner as '•-"••"^" »p^'i mu lat-L^i ^mii io K
' "an impenetrable dunce" Similar stoneti| thcm BomethmK about Ocean City
; \ are, told of earlv dullness on the part of Si
'I Wnttcr S

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Back-Stage With The Movie Chorus Girls
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Notes of Interest From
City's Public Schools
Commencement L\enim,s in Hij,h Sihool Ne»,t Frida* T)
J^eninj. With 1 hirt\ StM,n C raduaks—taeniorsi Trip Be ui
to \\ ishinttiin—I"mil Exams NOB In I rogres I I
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NOTILF
Healed p opn _n! II Fere ed b fi
SsSTtI Ef L.afnm 1 n th fofllmii
njfinspi Ch&mbe L[ y Hull 0 s n Cl ]
J n 1 f>
si -Hie hsral 3 R clock in he nf not
[HE Tin h Ins 1-ick In
tittgn StsnJii 1 T me f h it
h A(hl t d be ^Pf-n I! c
d If cafe and Fir h and ^ h
fi Mine BCHMjn fi (5 hr& ntlifiK }, \j 1 t
Bud sliding *?m nbs l h
Tho ttrn nd o bo I aged a fi hishe t
rcsgesyilMs b j! j snd » dlnp a ho
ennn and eendl ir U
- s taking in the mam
ol thi- Nutiunnl Luuitu!
•••\ lift friim the Intfli tlnml hi-uilligji
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FOR SALE-
A Number of
Golden Oak Bureaus
With Mirror, Good Condition
S12.00 Each
HOTEL BISCAYNE
Hasten the Coming of Your Ship by
Investing in Ocean City Real Estate
wait for a Phantom'Ship when you can make
one in Realih tome in laden with 'wealth.
Charter \nur Hhl|i now and we will furnish the
carifo j
LARGE COLONIAL HOUSE
On Seabritfht Road
Ikil Rooms, Mallis. Llviiiu Koom. Dining Room, Kitchim,
IMped. for Heat.
Price, $15,000
Lot on PinnacleRoad
$3,200
LARGE SIZE
Lot on Surf Road
$95 per foot
TWO SIX ROOM HOUSES
On Simpson Avenue
NEW '.;"
$7,000 Each
f A Good Investment
This office will be glad to give information on*.any development
in Ocean City or vicinity
i r or the Welfare and betterment of our Citj, Realtors
do not place signs on Properties
" REALTORS
507 NintlvSireet
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Inc -
Telephone 9
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=OGEAI«-G1TY= SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE i, 1926.
W^SfWW^y^^^^^
THRONGS
AT TRUST CO,
(Gsntihued fiom Page 1)
1C| Ml J I' KlHle-r lillH
^1 p^piiui, ' IJiIlit. ' Hdhlt n,
Itarhn ttrrBLP, 'I In
; 427 A-hurj nvenut , !•
u-ih ram|iltin, tlO Oeeiin a\e
jEiijmoiiil Hull, (.15 Baj ii%f
frenfp* Prmin^un, 111 biv
strert, CPUIIU HuUhm on,
LlBMh 'I" 1 '. Vimnn I
e« 132'i West avenue, Clara
inlfiin, IBS) WP^IIV in I HUP
•M F JIMT, 727 Ci itrjl t\i
•filnn 1 ,tht, (• .nenui ,
(line Tompkiiw, UJa liuy uvl-
I Thurrtoli l-omai, 7th utroi-l
Simpsoli uvptiui!; Hi-lbi.rl
ankins -14a Iliiy livonuii; jo»i'-
,J "Halli-y. Ul» -PlPii-ur,. nvi-
• Dorntlirii liiirofofil, latlO ,\t.
fuvfnufi Kilnu Jon(««. 71.1 A«.
'; ovsmlPI Hohcrt .Mt-lv^ .11 IS
iral uvpnuiii Msrparct lfci''lil«i
1 Bay avpiiue; KilwnrJfrijirk,
S West BVi-nui;! John Kutrlilo-
111 Klirhlh iilrt'i-l: Kalhi-rim.
hrr, llf.l Wi*l uvpnuc: Pi-nrl
w Tin Buy avptiupi Muiinil
V lllfl Cfpntfal avi'ime; C,
lllc nu " 1 * wr " 1111 Pl«. whll,
.iwi-uin.L uf Mr l,|..inl«, , I, "innipi* Point iTmamp.l .il the hot
plailli il tht Inrlure f..r lln benu- tnn1 "' tll(i "^
fit uf iii v\n.mprp ' In the ^l^nulinp ilemon^tiation
Ami.nir tin pirtiiii, Jinun Mire n " m Clti uncnni! c! honors s m m he the ntnmhrtll Mr Fnnttr fourol llut IH- h ui lit
liroail jump nnil KOULI-I H ug | l l f ll l
-otuml plnce in three br
FOSTER'S CASE
IS
(CanUnuml frum Pajri' Hi
>*• furite.l tn tin top
in* nf thp Bit lr,im iniiriniririi-j .inUille ran u clut jwml
Oil ui Tit^, the fir t ^uiili full iif
l>il( hn.lu" tn
Oeran Cit\, ulil shore fnmL \n»
whon th** wstpr line « i l«'t
hhtt k* funhf i in hm* iml i m
Iriiilum %n» f llu c"!iijpun\ -
hUiJilliiir A *pt fial Iin« [nu iiT
| thi-i pit HIM «aa h* 1*1 f»r Li rk
linltli r^ imhlfrtntih
lumhfim
l«iPjrt l \olume «f hi pi.Mls
Tin lunli !.i\ f3kt ft 'mi' mil
l-trlhutHiii fif flftwi 1 in «i*!m n
i-itnr^ (iMiM if %i i\ |m[tiilur
; minrr m ! n\ Is UK •
.il the pi-iiw** rfnfl Mimi< »if thi
j chiiiltTn firiivtvi Mllfil KHiM.I "ti^
, iii'iimo" that lh»y nurci'i'ili-il in
ui ^ovi*r;i1 rhuiici'- bi'furp
. ...... rnnstuht jirpst^nef' ni thr vnkv
Iwjniluw h.*trnyr>H thi-ir p'-^i^nt
ilflprminntifin tn win ,wti""tliinif.
?n LTi'i.t w.'i^ thi- n'liiy^t fr.r
MfiWiT^ thill tn'M 1 !' Ihi* lirtiTllimll
Wiic (ivi-r ll«« lai-Rp hitwU nT llnral
ttiirnrhtinn^ W(M"e ill pi* i!i^tri$Mitrf]
mnnnif i h* 1 vi^iinrN.
ppsjiiti' thi* rnn ihut nn spfiiiil
uUt=ni]!l w ii^ ni»'!' ! Ui .-!-i 5 iin f ,iinl Somrr Point nnko'i Uiiri.
Pini^pitHiili
*li*=
.pii^tts during th? May, I hi' enmliiiny
rrfJurt^ a lirifi'r volunir »f
1 tmdc flp t tmnnrs in
llu «| m tii it , it , li mill till t iliruil 1:-,0
,f th, L III.P h.,n i.Mlf.«- AIM. h. re ai. the mt of M»
I L I U t I I > » ' . ' " ' I . . . 3 . - - -
Thr law i onti mphtte* th it Jill
vilth llli-. nllui- ill HIS * i\ it mil lt H i t m^ - in j I i f \i ir initu it! siilhnul inttii'iM' >-* Hum i"
nitltlun- be filed in HIP cniinti
tiiiiti d thai hi ml mli il . lih Ih I. i L' Hi. i lit! Mil! In li iri 'I li.uun b
dirk* iiriiie. where publl. dmu
Hip itti nipt 1" h.l' mi' n, i i II, illllil nil *h ' "ill t.il ' ,.l 'II
in. ntj are Wed hi fur. the ihisinu
of that oftue fur th. dm, Jiid nut
,.l,i
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r,
'• v
nun [III. fill 111 fill"! i,, ih Him i i i III. iliiniiir -luh Imilor
Hater than tho ia-l d i\ on »hirh (ill •.'i m t.i 1,1, um,«li.l lilt II nil >":"
til 111 it
Ihci may be li.is»lls hlpd But »hui »miliJ h. ., him mil htinh tu I I i nl tn ilk 1 mil'iut, in- "t ill |i urn M
1 " 1 ""'• ' r
111 IL lit 1 %ri. f% »^ « — • —^
Ci Kduar.1 Cornman, k%
11'"inJ l j VI '""i»'""""»K''' " lholr 'E" 1 "! 1 on ^n 0 "?*!
, iiiik,- Ih. efh.il. in.l tislk Ml»n HulTman and DouglaM
" ,, f'lt .on,,. In, * - 1 «"- k "' rf t rtwifk "SIS'
uhen Ih, -i-llmi. lam l-i«s. »n !"•- Boartwalk here,
I unilir »JJ, ubmit llie •»'.. * a » n b ° "li" 1
"Auction Means Action"
ma.
c..r«.n,
,|n 1)c, .„., •••••: n >•
l
|A. Scott, inth strept Bn.l..A»-
; avenue- Mm. Howard Wnr-
5^5 Wp^ley avenue; Smile
jn^ nt ('i-nlrnl avfiiu.-; (i.T-
, '"IS
BOY SCOUTS j
I IN BIG MEET
,)
[(-nuri u i i i k i i7i.tini>!'UT - t i . . - - . „ . . . - r
Bay nvi-nu.-; I.illiilll Tuylur.: Am-ri.-i.il Klait. Till, nsprcne «IH
XJliury nvi-nii." Hertliii UiktMlml I)S' Tlipnihirn Iliilly, ci'iimr parCplitrui
uvi-»W«n. anil Murii! ;trnl lpiuli.r, of I'lmi-iiiilvlll.-.
1 MMjirft rfrcel, Ocean; Fiiliiiwinn ihi, * .i, I inNjier.
_>" I linn. nrunn lij laiikpil tint,
nirthf ununiml ili.ratiiinp |'li>:iMinty|U.- setmtil iiilil Himu'r,
iiceiisioil Wai' II r,[iii-«ptil(|., [,,,(„{ third,
t of the new huihlliitf in eiiliily,, Oomii City curried [iwny (irsl
jiprcwnl of SS'illiam J. liyun.' liniinl* in the pi-i-winiil inspi-ell.ni
|laiJH|ihin. It wun mu.le hy thp, ihj. nest tiling "ii the |ilfi|(nim
If of thf Hi-llpvu.--Str»lf.ir.l1 I'leiuiiMtviile faille Ihrnilith n cluHe
|ill-.-!iqily nnral ilpfllin wriiuphi Jt^nn.|. while Bnmerii Polnl critwil. ,
iUfPTcnt rnlors iiiiil hi-iiililir »
ml of the .•nmlHiiiy'n il.-|insil.>
ical Iiriiie. Tliere wen- iitlii-r
frnm i-ustomf-rs, ini-ludiliir
My tn» .for i-hildri-n.
Many al l.unchenii
I rpspntiJe tn Pmi.li1.-rit' Mil's-
Ifji lelli-l- ilivililljr Ihi 1 etrilHiiiliy
r- tn lit' |ii',>-,nt. ui'H"
I 100 n-plifn wen- n-n-iv.'-l, uit'l
|n iuni-hf-on wiij. »i-rv.-d m"ff
j 11, .nu-lih.ilili-r^ were ml hanil.
iHiiilinn to Iwiil «t"ckhi'lili-r«,
jii-d In during tin- 'liiy.
[ll ri-alilt, Hli' ur«l«iiiil Will" il
I hoini-i'iiinlnv for the ni'-n uliij
ill nf the rnniimiiiity wh" ;tiiiltcil
ill Ihe i-niii|miiy iind Its
Kye* Kxamined. filuii«i'» riiU'rt,
L, A. Young, Opt, I).
Olilomuirlst
Si;lS AHbury Avunui!
Ofeiin City
IH Yi'ar« Kxpi-riclice
You Remember?
.lllliillioblks «raj; .I.KHII
milt's without .1 lin- thaiilif'
-When -.on col ino-l «f "iir mileage out of I.06I-
[•mil pall his.'
,, . ... ...,,,,1,i ..id ,la>s" liut who
host- m.i\ ha»i lii't'il lhi 1 K our tires as >ou «-ill |M> too.'}-
^odav T .an ,ell tou I at a prlcr that just a fr«
nr. nRo couldn't heThouffht of-a sol „ tonB-l"« •
UP, dependable and »o«derftill> comfortable Goodcar
Balloons.
'ir real t.rc etono.n>. lei me quote to. on ,our si/e
Lnd if there •» an% m.leaEe loft m your old tires III
rade them in.
OUR PRICES ARE IJIHTER THAN IHK
MAIL OKDEIt HOUSES
VAN—The Tire Man
9th and Bay Ave. v
Phone 66S
WKWiw
Is the Day we will Continue our Great
Of Ocean City and Vicinity Realty
Including Lots, Tracts, Homes, Apartments,
Hotels, Bungalows
Under the Bi
We have proved that "Auction is
the modern and profitable
way to Buy Real Estate"
INDICR THK rKKSONAL DIRECTION OV
A U C T I O N E E R
Profits have already
been Made on our
Last Sale
At Eighth and Atlantic Ave.
Ocean City, N, J,
- Now is your opportunity to Buy
Ocean City Realty at
your own price
Don't fail to attend this Great Profit-taking Auction!
Next SATURDAY, JUNE 5th
At 1.00 P. M. (Daylight Saving Time)
Full Information and Catalogues on Request
INCORPORATED
i35 Market Si. Camden. NJ.:
810 Boardwalk, Ocean City, N. J.
Auction
Means
Action
BIVPN
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EIGHT
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N, J.. FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 192ft
//a., Tferf 7%e Knot For 40,000
wedlock than any other man alive
h kd b
Soy what they wont about mar-
ried life, here's one man who has
tlee of the Peaee Howard H, Kemp,
Use of the Peoce Howard H, Kemp
of Crown point, Ind,, often refer-
Legal
Ts Whfim If Ma? Canarni
On and ftfisr iftii date 1 *ha)I nsi be i
»iir)ibl« for an? debit aihsf ih&n lbs
'"'"TiiiitMdrffiANK T> FORCE,
'i&i AibiF? Avcnu«.
JUHF 1, IBM,
NOTICE
Noli IK
duy of Ju ihs
ha! on th* 2UI
pmUBisntirs'
i h
y
iftrrn
we e'elsfk &&mjft
iih wMI be TtspWr
nir ihe th? pp^eifi
i'h? Ulsfk's Offir?,
in fB«r di(TrF?ni
thlrif Th
Steve
e. I12S,
Cliy .Hall. OffS
he hour si ih n
n) Tim*, senled
k
Legil
wlih laid First etreet ens ha nil red and
fl'iwn ffei ts a flfwn f#« wiOe Kmi
*0 at ihe edes of t_
aid sibim is unpaid munklg*l | the eiiy ef Wlidw^ Ojj^ &UjMjM
ifQiis, tas$a end lla&fit? sf Fr>»!»< '
wilier rent, and far «unld&al impF5¥i> j
u ueh aa fffasHng, sirtisffi iuUcHnff,
ii i^ 7
fiieh WiJ* fcr BoSkl
l
j _
TRtiu?iinJ nhd Une If d mi red
Uifii*J^hv*IsjH:fi
utitJirBsM is the Board ef CpeimiiisisritF?
, (if flUi-Sn Clf¥, -Sew JiTSt??, SHlI is hflVP
Ufiilftf«*< iherraH ''FFGIMMII ta? BmifcteiS,"
I flit* KffiiFiU'i is M iiftafUeiJ io ih? !sw=
,isi fs«jjsnsibie biildirF, Th* BoarU of C*im-
! mHliafirrti HJSfmHi? itif fipitil ia FPji=CI
j HIJJ- tilld fill Li!"!*.
t>4.fll
33,690 i^untn I
_, _.._ _._. ivel will b« B____
.,^-iJk impfovvirisnii lewefaT fesj- fR pub!Is it CsW M*¥ Ge^ft 5
•, ?ife, «ru>tru£te*i SF in the ! CBE« May Caufiif, H, J,, aa Jans
: nnitnwUQh.. ffsm ih* year 1913 iSUi 64 £,« P. MiS 8tM~d»i4 Ttmt, ,
SBF lS2g. Iwih IREIUSIVS. with all DfawiBgSi ipecificatlenf and fann at bid
*mt essis, 'eentniel and bond fsf the prepaKd WSFfc
st U«» unilvi--tarn is ihl3Q,CQ. Ippeptprf bj 'R. FtndaJI Smith, Ownl*
Lefyt nnd SheFltTp fs*! te be! ^nglnesf, have besn epppnved and filed
added, j hi ihs a nice ef laid eflKin«r at MsrnisrtU
JAMES t. HOFFMAN, Shwllf. IN. J.". afld r l&tf be inipwtrf b? PFBSB«N
Dated Mar 2fi, isae. | tive bi>ij»rl during buiiiw*s haoFi, Bi^
; fiHSFge H, jiicsbp, Sal'r. ^2S.ifpfil§.0* P ! fcrs will fe re^i.li**) with a sgf ef ihe
• ! = purification, and .hies .print* ef %h«
j IK CHANCKRY OF NEW JRSSEY ! drawingl by the engine eg Erepef nefe
Ts RsfesFt j, ShiiFfi snd Mrs, Holier I J. js, and depeiii ef 110.00 far (he esil ef
I By virtu* sf &R DnieF of th" CquH ef , q^», fiD.DQ dspell!*d seii! b* Ft-fHiiilid
Chnm*iy ef New J^rmw. made en ihe day ; if fhe ip*s,fiealiefti fend blue EFIDIS if*
• ad a.ai« hsr*af. In a fiiys* wheFclti %r^ ; reiuFnsd te th* eHgIa*«r in SP&J ceam^
nard Ruekde«h*I li^Cemptsiaaniand Ks- . jjsn within 30 dayi fpeia the dtie sf F^
»*rt J, ShSFTi Rftii Mri, RsbeFi J, Shtfp* l giving bidfl, BF If tBBi.!ame KKBipSny 5
hit wife, are defpndaritH. ygu are frqutred ' li.l
tS BlijsaF ifld MRIWCF !h« Bill a? Com- •
jjjaiai. on or before \ho airteieenth day ef :
July nest, er ih* said Bill will be Uk?n
LffiL
fat the eupehaie ef Bf CeiBisbi!ss«n. Cl|? A![. O«SB City,
lygrt ana ts be ef the d.nBffilnitlen of' *-'—•—*-*
f 1030,09 «^h *nJ to Bisiu MMS,69 eg
Mtf lEih Is e«h.Bf.the 7«ff ef HIT t^
LpRi
City
BHBRIFPS SALE
By virtue ef u wrii sf 'Kierl Facia** for
?al* sf MnriKaiffti Premise*, ini y rDmplHnmit. and fi»**b#ih j,
WurFi-U, tfi ! aU=, urr.defenyBnis. 1 shall fs^
Say gilt i* flM in fuFHlaH th? figh'*' ! ¥ej
if any, of Raberi j. ih»Fjj find MFP. RS= i sf
b*ft J, ihsFp. hi* tetfp. ie " J '—
T** g"l? m»de by E, W. B
i»F sf the City af Oessti C!
win' «s%fled je"r**»'
ia_the City sf Os?fiH ; [he
tax
teiilhi
to said Ciiy
Clfl
of Cron pn, ,,
red to B« the "Oretna Gfean of
insri^
Mr; Kemp has tied the marital
knot for more than 40,000 cou-
th(*rr
the grand jury.
^ Craurello, who sp* ak" onl>
broken English, said th it h* p«ul 1
fnrnish bjil, hut had failed ti> lu
f(o late Friday night
SEVERAL HURT
.: IN AUTO CRASH!
1 the Lj[|i(isition i- nt v. btinif done fi¥ i.nim. 1(
ltl tlH aihllO^ of tht. It 111 i MlAlllh r ly In 111
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TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST FOR WOMEN FOLt
i «IMMM> I ttfltf »»M»««»»H-»
Woman Who Has Farm of 200 Fat
Gives Secrets of Successful Raising
El A
near North Manchester, tnii..
1 has a, fepbr.^. and tier hobby ia
iroUlnB'fBt duckn for market.
"1 itortea witli only three .duck
lions ana a flrake." Bald Mrs. Butter.
Unuffh. "Tl- first year thew.duelu
llsiel mores ih..ii 100 sgga ana I 'ptaei-a
4T of the «Bgj under JienB for Imloh.
Jtty-nlne ducks were han-titd
ireni these SBBS and I rawed them
_J C7 ducks
fo r nnl
p P oh Th
kich. Thin year T hnv
fhov will bo rcudy
the last pan of Ji
Ducks Knsler
"I find that duckn m
[feat and rnl*jt?(i thnn rhlckchn. A
icm>innec of t»U
h d if o (,1 n h h
•tin- duckHnKT,.
. C f 1
nj_ thn will Ur *• f m r-
*whilp ttwv are OUMS hut us
(jrow older £ in,
"Out inufil HHV* ix runvr ti.
ifind plenty of ghcidc and fi
Her. It IS not entirelv iit!i'«»Hirv thi
*h0et tiu\i3<
just «n you Tvoulfl r«iut *hlckt?n*.
They do jiot require rm «ven young ^u
t h t
Poedlni a ma«h
ground oats and
[n milk,
• "When we df
Mrs, Dutlriliuiigli and 11 lew cf iier j-ouns du.
a tid
PSriB o!
jrn mist (I
lek's method of
h
"If yoy do hoi have a Kircam r>^
iorn here on the farm, wo buy bran sure that your water fountain is
and shorts nnd mi* with the mllfe deep enough to allow thi, dutk 11,
to feed them,
Itnraerie Its entire head,
Hwvy Eaten * 'We Una that du - require Sfreen
•tuff and atao plei c grit, 1 notica
i'lDuekt'eot more than ehlcHena, that some folks have bad luck with
nnd it IS very necemary that you ducks Because they do not let ths
UH feed thatean b« railed on theyoung
ducklings get out where iney
farm or feed that yo
can nnd trans and gravel,
economically,
"We feed our ducks all they will
', "I .flnd one dlBadvani
eat ana olm to get them on the
man raising ducks -ii that th. market when
iume a large quantity ef »
week I
think it Sa best to have the ducklinen
it ii heavy work. It is j hatch about the first af May: then
carrying feed o-Si to a drove they mr# ready for market the
., "We use wooden trouf hs:* Th week In June, We sell them to th
trouihs must 'Jjs aeaLthe water. local, poultry buyers,"
The Road To Better Health i'
By Dr. Arthur I'urilcr
The net result of any fjsiji'n.i
ture sf efTort is ^en.jnins r|i-.iir
of as the ."fruit of that etrmt
Thud we »IH>.IIC (if t;,,i ••frull.j 1
labor," anil KQ nn. In like irmn'i.
m -"peak of the pru.'Mijt hii.j;'l
forth by 14 plant iij, "its fruit." iir
tlriH fruit eontaiiiN within it.-elT tl
soeil thiit will repmiluco ••thi
giiililar plants.
Fruits, i» iithrr wcr;-,, :ire '
the plant iloniuin what ijf',ijii:
art? to the Hnfmal klrj^iUim, !!•/:.!
—all seeii!^ in inukiour
h\ it knythy w
imw Mhf.-lhi?i' jnu \
':»r...'-. J .'li-ul-! he
thtii will |,,,l
31K, Ah
- I. li'll yi-ll
rurui.'nt work at til..
tl-uul-li
—VERNON HALL—,
410 Atlanilc .\vtnuc)
OI'KX ALL VKA1!
Hnnii. CnmforlH Hoiiif (linking
HI'l-l-HL JfpIilXC K.\TKS
FEHSL4SEST WAVK
NBiTLR LAN0IL 0 AN AND
KniiTliiiiriH Knii.TliiiiriH liuniil l i u i l
Entire Bead SlO.OD
MlM HIM, l5iiW
llECft _, ..
NonnnJJi,,,, ,,,d
•t«_ in4 CUrk Bun
1IK1.1 OTT SnOP
17 g. IFgllna .
•'Sfeat Sooth GarpUim. ^y§,, Atlattlii Cit^
?XQnly One Store in ^tlinlic Clty]T * Aa
FASHION EXPERT
GIVES ADVICE
ON PATTERNS
reasonable when pattern tonies
and makeri of rsndy.rradcs clpthil
cannot do this. Tht lifft«t Waiter
of patterns orTtrtd by Miy pattern
hou«8 art! for ths nvorajo
wiSmin; the largest departmeiiU in
j our hoops are for the overags
1 ! worrlhn, so it is, quite In line with
What Brides Are Wearing This
• — I the jiollcitM of tne merchants that
Sioul Woman, USIJIK Ggqil mT extension clothing deals with
Judgment. May Look ihis largest group,
I Extremely Well i That the unuiual flirure M »,
problem is trtio enough; whether I
1 Niw llruniiwiifk, N. J., June 4.— ; or not It is an extension problem 1
: WritiniH i,f the |iermuncmt pattern is another story. Some Jf the
: ! f«* ' •»•' «•»?»«•pf.r'Ej ofB2s°ff a
. cif tin- size anil proportion of the t y p m / ' j ^ ' , , , eicollent in bath
. wnmnn for whom thi-* pattern was< t.yt and design. • Seme pattern
iiiii-nclfil, . houses offer patterns for the
, Ii:iiiK with laansri. as those of • lafge-hip lifure—in sizes up to 60
'11.- ii" who Hii'ct thougan'dii of i Inches.
\vniru 11 yiMirly, thi' pattern was |, I repeat—a figure of extreme
-UKur'-trii 1" ini'in Hie needs of the j tminortions Is limited in choice of
iiiujnrity uf thi'Se—what we call I design. There Is no letting around
tin. nMii-ii(f|i utiRuin, »iie 34 inch lit. This woman may admire eer-
IHI-I up 1.1 I I Tni'iies nr 4ii inches i tnin thitifr on others, but to think
. lni-t in.u-uriTni.fit, I'm j-urg thai she can wear the same dpign sue-j
1 7"i I" 1 ! nt i.f thi.' wnmen «'e rnuyt t:e>4sftilly is ridiculous. The special;
wi.ulil f.iil In tl.i.i class, Alan, the tk'sisrnn shown for her figure are
uvun.-j.' u..|, UII hit* a hip nitjasure- good, and, If she uses judgment in I
' in nt cii-...HIM -d ini-lii., ti. ;, inthi'S (wiegting proper fabric for heri
liiiyir UMII ii.-r ini-i mi>asurement, (iin'l, she will be well-dressed,;
'I'liiil;••I'iyhl iiu-h liust has 40 I'm not claiming that even then;
• iiii-li hi[i. .-'.••., with (.light varia-.tho woman with BO inch hip will
I ti'iis, Wii.'ti a wiinmn who is B8 look slender—it just can't be done
nil. k;.1 hii» ;i 4* In "iO Inch hip, —hut she will look her best and
!i.. fiiuis it ilinU'ul: in buy rpady, that Is all any of us can Jlope for,
ntiiliH with ButflilLnt fullnoiiii, nnd Coidially yours,
..- him., cxiii-lly the nam» problfni .CATHARINE GplEHL,
.•ilhjiui- |ii(Hi.rn% I mot a woman. Kslenjion Clothing Bpeeialist, I £„(,( money to get maffiodi
i^iil frll-'n'c'.'.'^vhh "a "o'Tm-h* bust Mi.s Mary MntSweeney, slBtorJ n0WatlB!fS wh' rhi iJav; 1 ^hf'bri,
ml id n.h hip m-u»ur..mi.nt. This ,.f thr fork mavor who died after T"" 0 "-, W Knl, I hk7
. mi fjln-im-Tiituro. li.i a spn-inl u hunKor -trike, is the new head trouwraa bills. I Lac,
ull-rn i, riMiuh-ud ,0 mc-tt it- of the Irinh Ruiiublicnn party, fuc-, The happy brlile—so charming. 1 Mtli-iil
,.-I'.IK. ' iwilinB Knmon do Valera, wholly posed by Miss Charlotte John- \\y\] •
I'ur ull wiiiiipn who have aver, recently resigned, I rton in the above picture—la wear-, on brula
v«l "1
»rth thre
it.. liitm-.',--^ iiic-hf,. to ii inehi., * __
lii-lwi-f-ii bust and hip- r Mrs. Carrie Jacob liond'e "The;
I'd i..li:,..' tin- iinrmuni-nt pattern IVrfoi-l Day," written in 1010, is +**************—+****+*+********
-,n- ir.aki- in New Ji-FSry; for the taM to hiivi beon the nioM renlun. f y n II B P V P C
" »'li" viiriPS ir Itreatly from iriitive winB ever publishiid, it» |> I \J Vj IV L I L 3
I' 1 trtlh ! ti yituF fittpntinn many
Uiii-'N tu il." fart-thai reudy-marie
.li|.nnm^nis ami eommt?reiai pat*
torn miiki r^ Inivi* til' 1 sani? prnb-
J^iii- W"_I|M. In tin* th.^]^ ynu fin.I
juiiii.r trirU' (l^jmrtn^'nt?, mUses*
itjid filiali wiimpn'j: H**partmpnl?,
iflnihot
• hrh.-ii tu *i0 iiirhf^. It if not
' ihiit jcJt^isfri^ ^uitubie for 14 =tu
• ••:ir.- iirt* n.tt right fnr ^izp ^C
' i -. liut ii'.*' 'irufiin^ of the
> r-n i ; i.uiiu ilifTi.-mu, ton,
ii -sin^t fiin 10 tifrgr a pattern
w il i fit ui I wuffir-n i« nut
h S
d w B
i s Worm svruo
NASinNiS, ii eiinfauis full dcap/ HtJtfd
leisl pud Csmrairdal Efl|ri!L
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iping °t this appeti«. " "' *'
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givaj tempting
rtelpts foil;
cooking it — iwo"iouincfii woya o! ufop
t-dr goutiHrii Brolliiil etitttf""!
j-a, BBluul 1 very
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NOTICE
Second Hand
Furniture
Bnuffht and i old
No Lot Ton Hmall nnd Nemo
Too Liirge
Josiph P. Venable
053 Aabury V\t
'pin p«r»»'^F
No Arms..Paints With Teeth
ItWIIMKS
"HEADLEY"&"ADAMS
Denlera in
READING COAL
Kindling Wtlon Iiy nnrri'1 nr Corel
Uif«! Coal on the Market. 2000 Ihs,
to tiia ton Ruaranlet'il, Uell l'lione
nrtici. and Yard!
TENTH AND W1WT.
in •tee, 24.inchea squanj; 45-inches highs witable fof the
Smallest homes* single nab* little shops. Meres* QIC. ,
In efficiency, heats rnora air lhati ordinary hsaters twice klra!
VECTO'S liioi hai heni-dul eonuol, thu« tulj eojl, tuka and wood bil'i.
fil opp^oranee, handsome as tbe moit expensive balhroom
lsvaiofy, became jacketed In pearMiijtfom puicliin cnaind.
ineosl—nolrifnS, because it pays for itsell by saving hex
in fueL li a supcf^cigntirig-hBat csnvsctor ana eircuUiur, S LJ
•1 Si. (Ireisht e«lia) is beit he.iini metliwl to ihosenut runny 10 1
lh« somowhat larger inveiitiBeni required lor Iiienl AKCOLA Hsi V
Radiator Heat, $10 down. All dealer!, Wrile to Dcfil. R lor catdgg
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BEGIN HEJEE TODAY
PETER 1.VSTER has lost hl»
memory from shell shock in France
Upon his return Co London ho fails
to recognize
NAN MAERABY, to whom ho
bccama engaged before going to
the front Jfan, proken-hgarted,
retumR to her home to care for
her Uiree motherleni stepbrothers
She is still in touch with
JOAN ENDICOTT, in London,
who has encouraged her to forget
Peter and marry his friend and
follow officer,
JOHN ARNOTT, with whom
Peter la routing at the home of
Amott'd sister, not far from the
Man-any estate Nan In drapers
tion, however, over Peter's reported
engagement to Arnott'n sister,
and the hnuncml difficulties of her
father, has consented to marry
HAHU.Y SEFTONj, s money
lender, who has promised to cancel
her father's debts to him and
make her a present of Peters
IOU's on their wedding ds
Arnott has just mlled to ask
Nan uhethtf her reported engige
ment u true He tells her that
Piter is not engaged to his sister,
Out rather has applied for im
mediate return to Frann Tho
Jnald announces &efton iind Ar i
nott leavei Nan enters thf room)
where Sefton is waiting
NOW GO THS STORY
Sefton took a bundle of papers
from his socket and flung them
down on flie table. "There are,
your father's pr.xioue bills," hs
said. • ' i
Nan colored | she glanced at
itfljan, but did not pick them up,
"Thank you," she said.
"By the way," he added, looking
back over hig shoulder, "lister is
engaged to that little widow slater
Willard S. Steelman
REAL ESTATE
Office: 1100 Bay Avenue
Bell 7S4
IS TOUR HOUSE IN-
FECTED WITH VERMINT
Chemical Disinfection
t» Tin Only Son and O«u
BTethud of Dasf rojinc Them
T. LEE ADAMS
P. O. Bn iu
lobfafOK AltenUons
T.Walter Wilkinson
/ < • > . , • • ,
.Carpenter and
•M1 \. Bailder
.A 230 Central Avenne
;^ OCEAN ctrr. N. J.
-J& ;f FHQNE 78T-J
Peter Csught Signs of a Girl's
While, Frightened Pace,
agely. "There's no -doubt about
that.*
J. E. JOCtf ER
PAINTING
1920 Asbury Avenue.
IF IT COMES IN—
Thro Your Doors and Windows
WE CAN STOP IT
Be It Water, .wind, sand or
mogqnitos
Quality equipment—Lasting
. Service
II. ROLAND PRATT
Somcrg Point
Sager Metal Weather Strips-
Screens
William M. Cameron
Builder
Plans and Specifications
i
1525 Pleannrc Avenue
PHONE 623
TIERED R. SMITH
-; rr\
PAPER HANGER
thoujii—he, j,,,t ,0, n ,,„„„
li-nn \ Herioici iiumred J littk.
"It's Horrible without him," she
addedC
"Vm sure it is," Peter said kind-
V ! he ?. *** something childish
about this girl that appealed to
"I used to have a friend living
with me," she went on. "But now
she's had to go home, and I'm all
alone, I've tried to put up with
it, but somehow today I felt I
couldn't bear It any longer go I
Building-Jobbing
ano ne tola me himself." » ,'?, l i ui «
' ""»"'"•• , ,„<
John Arnoti was right when ho „ w , tat do y° u "»»"— a ^
Joh Argots was right when he
said that Peter had ehanted dur- But Arnot woud say trnxupi- no more.
ing B«lj the *u^* oast B=*^^ few t^j day*. *^' _, , The Rut station AiTintt was wntilH in sight, jisv no and mnrp. he
He had grown irrita itable and mo- thpnged chaed tht the subject subjet huriedly hurriedly.
r»ej ro»e| he h tk tobk to goine i off for lone Nal1 ' s tits haunted I'tter si! the
walks by himielfi ht was abrupt !y *» London, Her smile troubled
with Arnott and seemed to avoid I""",— and htr ^e~and her little
Doris. 1 I tricks of manner.
It was the morning after the vil-l Ht was roused from his
laga had been thrilled with the (thoughts by a jolt and • violent
Bows of Nan Marraby's engaje.' swen-o, followed by a sudden imment
that Peter.announwd his in- part
tention of goinf to London, A cab copiing in the oppogite
."It'll all rot, tearing up to town direction had collided with them at
•liM tjuii" Arnott declared huffily. Hie edrner of tho read.
Host fellows are quite content to Lyster had a vojue impression
wait till they're sent for—I know! of broken glass and a man's fed,
I am. Don't be an ass, give up the angry fate before hs wrenched
Idea," open the doer and scrambled nut.
But Petei' wauld not; and finally The other cab had come off by
Arnott drove him down to the sta., far the worst of the twos the door
Ben tocateh the mid-day train, 1 had jammed, and all the glass was
As they were leaving the village 1 broken, and behind it Peter caught
(hey overtook Nan and the three |
6oy«—Arnott slowed down. <
Nan's eyes went quickly to
Lyster and away again.
• Bow to Hike Bttta
'•Where are you oif to!" she
Mked as lightly an she could, Ar- LAWNS AND GARDENS
nott answered that Peter was fed ••?« • iilt with Like
up with them and was going book
to town.
fit ASBURY AVENUE
AH wort promptly done by
experts, flun pariora and
garages. Give us a call.
W.S.Stcelnian&Sons
Office: 1100 Bay Avcnnc
Bell 7(4
WHENin a HURRY
CONSULT .
DANIELLMURRAY
446 West Avenue
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
BegisteKd
Nan'ft blue eyes dilated I
"You have soon got tired of the
country," qho said
P«*ter did not answer; he \toa en
grost^d with the boys, who had
climbed on to the footboard of tin
CAT.
"It's goodbye, then, Mr Ljster,'
Nan said. After a moment's hesitation
she held out her hand,
"Goodbye,"
Arnott frowned m he drove on
Was Lyster 11 fool, he wondered
Jlnpaticnfly, that lie eould nut
guess tho meaning of the heart-
OCEAN
E. L. SMITH
PAINTER
243 Aflbury Avenue
WALTER TOMLIN
PLUMBING
HEATING
138 Anbury Am
Ocean City
Telephone 410-J
Jobbing Solicited
CALL
Hans fiurkhardt
649 ASBUHY AVE.
Phone 29
When You Need a
PLUMBER
We Make a:Specialty of Everything
In Oar Line
OCEAN CITY SENTWEL'-LEptiBR, OCBAN.qTY,_K
Best
Plumbing
Service
. Your Plumbing and
Heating Problems
Solved.
T.J.CUNNINGHAM
PLWMB1N0 AND BEATING
CONTRACTOR
SOB Moorlyn Terrace
Phon* 4M
PLUMBING
and
* HEATING
731 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN CITY, N. J,
Phone 1273
ROOFING
That's
Permanent!
You may pay a bit, more for
your Rbofing — right at the
start —. but that's the end of
your worries whon you have
work done by us. And as the
years pans you will realize how
economical your Roof ha 1 ? been
Inntallcd. WeU be pleated to
quote you figures.
W.W. SMITH
809 Eleventh Slrect
Phone Z41-W
W. H.
0LDF1ELD
"*" A - ' ^ I \ ^^^0PW^
break in 1 slglit o
Nan's eyes, the
twentieth time tho inip
to him to tell him the troth t
"I I suppose," , " PPeter
etr Bald sudden
ly with ith sort rt of f constraint, ' I
suppose is true that His Mur-
rab p i ue that His
d t S f
by is engaged to—Seftun'
•• "
||She's throwing hcrgolf awni.
"Ytfg," nnid Arnott ugatn >i
f » fid's White, frightened sent Nan u, wire, and I'm going
fuce. down to dee her, as ah* can't coma
He got it open after a struggle back to live wltu me "
and helped tho girl out "Nan!" soJd Peter sharply
It v.ns some moments before she
could find her \olce
"They had no right to drive so
fast—1 knew we would have an
aiddent—the police ought not to
allow it. And I'm in Men u harry,
suppose I shall miss my
train."
The police had arrived on tho
scene and were making copious
notes.
'My cub seems fairly umlitmng
ed," Peter said to the girl. ""Jt
you will let me drive you ftlon/f-
1 don't know where you are goinff. '
She tolti him ut once.
'I WIIB going to Huston to catch
ii train, but now I Huppofie I shall
irfiss it and thme'll bo nobmly to
meet me—oh, h di -\r t I
do 1
y o
wllut shall I
Sihi 'scenii.d itry hplple « PiUr
tlwught with u t-tiine cif mipn
ticnii, nen uhili h< filt rather
&orry fur her
What time dnt r Peter tried to upcak, liut Ho
words would come, His hands wero
locked together, his lips felt cold
.. ,.. and dry
that's her name—Nan I Presently, with an effort, ho
Marraby; she's such a dear, one of I found his voice, but it sounded
those cheerful people who seen) to cracked and strange to his cars
do you such n lot of good I felt
quite different whflh she was with
me, but now • • • " she looked
away from him out of the window
and her little face fell Into hag
gard lines
After a moment she went on—
"Sht» hud hiu|n of trouble,
too—and she s so Drove ' She
looked ut him ' I don't know wh
I'm talking to you like this,' she
said with An apologetK smile
'I—I'm Ilnttcrtd that jou
hlioulij,' Ljsttr told her awkward
Iv
After a moment he pronipUd
l»r pentlj
' \ou say your frltnd has had n
loir of trouble J m afraid thit most
women have during tilt war—
But Wan' 11 ilifTinnt to most
people i, bhc •)ald with 11 little
the tnun in ike of litr lie id ' It iei rned nuih
he «ski d Wt ar( not far fromn
i in} tlf— tlf—I _
ilmll he iltl.jrhttd ti. dme you
baik
She aneptod rtudll —it turned
nut that thire «as 11 quarter of
un hour in which to catth the
train
•"hi dried h(r t es vhtn nhc
-hoald thi,t, and cohhcntcd to imilf
In looked at Ptlei jnti rt tedly
Mv hu-bind is nut 111 Frince,"
slii smd Impukhclj I -.uppoEe
1
* • • Peter, I think you said Ms Peter Uughed mlrthlcailj, i,B
nama wag • • • ."
leaned hto head In Ms handi for ^
"Yes—Peter Lyster * • • . moment.
never saw huh myself, but Nan "Poor devil," he eald then. "Who
spoke of him no much I always knownl"
felt as if I knew him • • • " 3%e
gave a little startled exclamation, The taxi h*d turned Into Euiton
"Forgotten all about her," heboning
towards him. 'Oh, arc Square, end Pifer woks to h|8
said "I knew a similar case," heyou
lin' she sifted anxiously surroundings with a start.
said "I knew a s'm ar case—at
He felt s» it someone hfd pluns-
least—a man who lose his memory Peter pulled himself tfigethc ed him Into nn abyss of darkness
in something the samo eort of with an effort, though he was and silence* through which ho
way • * * "
white to the lips.
groped vainly in the desire to end
"Really " She looked at him in- "No, no—go on, ho said huski- a way out.
terestedly "J suppose things like ly. "And what happened then— Tho tail * slowing- down, and
that happen every day out inwhat
did your friend tin?" with an uffort he aroufted himself
France, don't they? It must all "Do! What could she dot Sh and turned to tho girl beside him,
bt> such a nightmare—such a hor- just behaved as If nothing ha.

OURTtf V
Chuckle Column
Wouldlt marry that girl—
Young Man?
Take thin Advice!
Get on speaking terms
With her Father,
Engage him fit a game of
Checkers and let him
Beat you.
Or—if poker is his
favorite pastime, see thnt
He collects all the chips
No matter what it costs you.
[f he .smokes, see that
He (jets all the Cigars he
Oin burn up, Even if you
Have to hold out an
Occasional box of candy
On your girl,
Tak# him out for a Rame
Of golf. If he makes th»
First hole in 70, see
That you make it in 75.
Be sure to remind him of—
"What a whale of a player"
H«1«r
Flatter his ear even if
It is ready for the junk heap.
Tell him it "runs stnoother'n
Silk," though it shakes the
Daylights out of you while
Saying go. '
Never argue with him or make
The migtake of calling
Him "a liar," If he says—
"The World Court is wher» the
International tennis matches
are held and that Florence
Italy ii the maiden name of
a famous actress"—
Remember—he's right, you're
Wrong!
Keep telling him how you
Admire his Brilliance and just
When you've got both hit head
And chest (walling with pride
And he's smiling, say;
"Dad—May I marry
your dBUght»r?"
Then-
Boy! Sh«'s Yours!
SHE'S YOURS!
J irlcntist claims the "world ntver h«Ba» and never
Jrn 1 " 41 h if it didn't btgiB how wn it anlgJiT BTtrything
i Htanul -a hove SB end ani everything thai «ndj must have
rl inl£ i I , Who Hurled this nrgumenl, anyhow?
*i J " M« DP n Package ot "Taity Kisitj!"
j t -ii i I- iB of classifying Cosmetics under the Pure food
jJM(,12 I i i fcteause so many sttnogmphini spend theif lunch
f n i» I Oiweat lipstiek with their sandwiches?
litrrl n fi-i nli 1 has diiMnred thai anta can talk aver the tele
ir « urtl .>' Should say no. We have a eougle of "anU" who
JP JTI ' * ' ' llCl ihon anyone wa know.
for a thief to eoneeal books'about^
hJ4 person and pass the guards. I
The clue to the theft of a book
is usually secured upon examinn.
tion of the slips rdled out when
books are issued.
When a book falls to appear ai
polite note is firHt sent to thei
patron to whom it was issued, Thej
note tactfully states! • "You will!
help us in oiir search If you will I
tell us exactly what you did with
the book when you left, using the
enclosed form for reply. If you
have taken It home, will you please
return it at once?" iome delinquents
became very angry upon
receiving such a reminder. If this
polite request is ignored the
CjTY SBNT.yiL-LBDOEB. OCEAN CITY, N. J.^jFRjPAJ^ JTJNB 4O8Mi,
C, EUOENE DAH^Y, M, D,
rirniin pi.re lmi AUntit ii,,,,
, OCEAN CITT, H, I.
• t> II A. U.
DR. CHAS. H. VAIL
OSTEOPATH "
library authorities follow up theEighth
and Central Av-jnuc
suspect,
A •A book stolen from the public publi OSice Boun—Daily, BounDaily, 9 to B
library today is practically un By Appointment—Phone A i h Bell 2ff,W
salable salable, Book thieves who who once one
preyed on the libraries are well
aware of Bus fact. By eliminating
the library stamps it used to
be a simple matter to sell stolen
books to second-hand book uliups.
An experienced dealer in books in ^-. «« •
was nevertheless able to identify °
In in Hint for Men; Trust In a belt but—wear «gs
^ Fnmoun Last Linen
ilm jwunii If, Did, Go take the gold lib far a walk."
rr COLUMN—ONE
Vacuum ^
n City Title ft Trust Co. BIdg,
stolen books and in many cases n,n BI,,., .... „,
wai well aware that he was deal- Bell Phones iOil-W
ing with stolen goods. Laws have ~ - • -•===
since been passed making any one -- — -,—
rtceiving stolen books equally! • • "
guilty, Thj law has been tested AinBirBf 1 PBnww M n
and 1 DH. J. HOWARD SHARP
DENTIST
the offendeM put in jail for! AWKil,!! ULKOWE, MiD,
the offenie. fodaj- there is no! «H ST. * ATLANTIC ATO
market for stolen books and the OCEAN CITT S i
praetici has become uncommon. UttAK UTT, N. I,
TeltphoBs 719
It ii estimated that 14 million
peripna in the United States an-, Office Houri 5) to 10 a. m.
nually buy merchandise worth
7 to s p. m.
three million dollars on the installment
plan.
-
L«1 to |M „ nor, |irtij,,nln
i *IULBUII, n«,|nT.ntM k rtcuum
.il hlu to •!• 3wn-«tar to tM pictnM.
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME
I the great runways are esened for A __ Texas _ ___. zoo now has a
"traffic, however* thi ventilating j hern steer si a euripiity.
—* — rhust fte installed and the I
llMtM^S^
WU.BUR,AS
HAVSN'T W
mtk \ .M-t ««* .««•» new tail,
; tli.l.]vn under the river, th(, | afef the original member Is brok-
Ilullunil Tunnoll, one of the mlghti-! 11 " ""• •
enylneermil feuts in the; ^—
>rk district, escapi's popular Eyes of starfish are located at
utlenlion, but citkuns nt'iir the the lips of the arms,
outJeLH huvt> btji'n well aware for, * —==
several years that something stu-j Medieval doctors sometimes used
pendous was Koini? on; und the he-| parts of Kgyptian mummies in
KiniiUm f'f the new upproiieh ar-. contacting medicines,
ti'ry iii ji'rsi'y City is vipib!i> to !
d
(si uf
from tlii. Irain-U VHNt |n recognition of his million-
k buililinir l,k, a tiu r.il
. INTKHESTING NOTES
, Broadcasting of radio programs
| in the United States costs about
|«00,000 a night..
Of thi, 100 Br-ople in Mentor,i
K) 1 dollar gift for restoration work in
Kranc'i% a street in Versailles will
, bii nuinrd Hue dn Hoekefeller, fur
Statistics muy help to alw unrnn'John I), Hoekefeiier, Jr.
notion of the.' size of thy tunnel,' = = ,
|lt».totnl li-riBth i» closij to two
., JO ploy musical instruments, i
1 England's recent jrenerul strike
, miles, and ,-s capacity amounts to! is (.sgmated ti) have cost morn
!a,000,000 vehiH u year, Tiie than a billion dollarsr-including
, maximum depth of the roadway lie. ilic expense to the nuvvnmwnt
! low mean IIIKII water is ninety- '
three .feet. In the bciring of the ^—~~ : Mr. nttd Mrs. Hsrfy Talge have
The 8e\yjnfT Clrelo of the Bo.
Chunrh organs are
TIP8 ON
FeUows Run to Odd Sizes j
thany M. V. Churth will hold «
opened thii? cottage for the sea~
from many pBrt, gf
Up in Greenland, where varieties "haku" on Friday, Juno H, Inson,
i
tho ground that thui,
Spiu-n ntoie They will cancel the Mr. and Mrs, George iaar spent
of weather come from, the Danish
mortgage on the parsonage In the week-end In Frankliiivillo with
Government has gladdened the July.
Mr, and Mrs, Yemen Inyder, Urn.
heart of the United Statee Weather E M. Taylor, of Sixth street ami
SIT- UM« HI*", "l!,uil 3Hi^'
Greut Britain, Franco
. Bureau •..,..._..„„._._ l>y efltuulifthinR a radio stu wBW YMk avenue, has been «• iaar is Mr, inyder's sister.
um rune daylight nUunf
' tion M Jullanohaab, which Is ox- j pointed nro warden of that district
Meted to gfv, UB quite a few good i ]n p|aw Of jqhn H, Baylor, resigni^
&I\Q% weather tips
Councilman and Mrs, McCurdy
, entertained Mr, MeCunly's ilster
I and family, Mr, and Mrs, Allen
MsOlure, of Tumefsvillo, N, I,,
, , Jare miies hav
Sunday,
in the Sunara do
and Mm. Charles Roberts
returned from PhilMdelphin.
• they went to decorate thoir
grave. He wag one of tho
bnut four billion .follars?
About MOorTipun
rules" will shortly %
lexico and South Amoplc,
telr future hu.liiu,",!,. •£'
—
tubes half a miliiiin cubic yards uf
ruck, mirth and silt were excavated.
III thu building operation
llii,000 tons of cast-iron tunnel
lining uml 1,10.000 tuns uf cnncreii, SAM SLOTOROF
WITH used. KVITV minute nearly
•1,000,000 ruble feet (,f fresh air
will be pumped down tu the motor-
The Popular Clothing Store in Atlantic City
ists speeding under the Hudson
tides,
For Men, Young Men mi Boys
Originally it was estimated that
ihi. Hudson tunnel would cost
rai,000,000 to build and nguip. The
l.uuildlng- of - adequate approaches' 1329,31 -Arctic Avenue
and the increased cost of 'material*'
and labor has run tho expense un Cor, Arctlt and Tennefiee Atenuei
Atlantic City, N. J.
to $ !U,000,000,
Phone Marine 5095
SAVES YOU MONEY
PEW STEAL FROM j HOLLAND TUNNELL length. Automobita have alreadv
CITY UBRARIES, MOST IMPOSING '"* '.he trip under the river,
— ~ I • . " which Indicates how nearly flniiih.
But Arwili Art Nearly Always. Toial Cost of Completed struclure ed ttre tlw Xabm Followed by Convictions
today- Defore
Despite the millions of books j
refularly consulted and lent at the;
New York Public Library, loss,
through theft is at present almost
negligible. A few years ago book
thefts were mueh more commonand
certain thieves specialized, in j
book stealing. Today the library i
is known to^e a dangerous place'
from which to steal, i
In the course of a year some
fifty books usually disappear from'
the library. The number is small;
when it is considered that morei
than 6,000,000 people use the books!
in the open shelves, and that more'
than 2,300,000 volumes are given 1
the orchestra at the Hippoilromt m
tho Mullon Dolsir MV, AthinUe | days
City.
friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred-Arnold have
Mr, and MM, BhiinMM tad as
left by motor on a tour of the New
tJieir jruBStg members of "their
. family from PhUndsSphia over tha
England States,
j holidays, .
The Women's Christian Tempet-
Chapel
James Jledkly Is now a poiica.
ance Union met In Bethany M, P,
S man here. He was iworn In afew
' iyi ago, _ '
thg guests of Dr, and Mrs, Otto lections under the leadership of JoMph Timlin, of PhtladelphJB,
Prye^ who recently moved hero Mm. Martha Krueger, -Miss Thur-
from Newark, N, J,
lew was at the piano,
The women of Grace Lutheran Frank Sautter and family have
Church held a cake sale at tho cor. moved back to Philadelphia. Mr,
Somers Point Notes
of New York avenue and Shore
_ Ed
Memorial Day exercises were
to be a
hold in tho city Ml on Monday
have pure
morning, Instead o( in front of the
and the prnecds
flon^a grave He was one pf the go IQV. arils
building, as scheduled, owing to the World War Veterans and die.i whili ch
inclemency of the weather, AH
were presented with a small (lag over seas
as they entered,
Edmund Eliason, a World War
veteran, was master of ceremonies.
The meeting was opened by the
Rev, n, 0, Phillips with a prayer!
'My Country Tis of Thee," assembliigej
address by Uis mayor, pre-
f Sen are Dinmona «no Koiwl LariKO. ,....»., J to he the Iiirgent nnt lh« of the memorial tablets
MI n'niMJtn America. Binmem! w«ishLi
into white thg little
„,, n Kant 2W The former U ownea hy B, U. Humbert, of Coming.
ETlllB toWer Mr F, H. Dlvnn, o! Monroe, Wlieonnln.
VlCTIMi
ijoyctl hj Fp ho Uken the Follow
Htl =- ing ^etlE h\ rene^-n^ the application
All appliciitioff received nl
nLMu victims are iiot uneam
tin p%.ecume offiee up to and in-
on in Nt-w York Citj uml most
cluding Wednesday of each «cek
[ them e%entuall> find then fta>
uill be --cheduled foi e^animations
^ the puliee station They are
un the Saturday following, mhilc
byallj ^tnt to BeLldvue Ho*.iiital
all thusfc TtceHCfl after Wd
h bnn. u^ion and trgatiflent
1
H i* strange," said s puhce lieiF
how such \ ictlms often
far afield snd ar? ^ome
nn^ning ft»J* v-^ek^ ami
befnre th«v turn up H is
tall> umuzmR to «iee htm lhe«e
infartunute'i are able to tuki. care
niKfl* CB and keep nut of
inn. I hyvg seen a lot of them
The Stratford
nl the^ aie usually neat anil clean
Seventh and Ocean AMBBB
runet Pnd da not look us
to "lie 'ftSSSofiii
BOOMS AND HOARDING
hjd espeneneed undu
sFd^hijH *ihiy ar^ "f both «e\e
MRS .M. RUBICAN
The Holland Vehicular Tunnel
ml of aU agig from merp bojs an
under the Hudssn River is rapidly
Phone 891
rta de Ime driiifc-pale and
to old men and women
nearinlr completion. It is possible
dry, and as food as It looks.
1
One p%peet» to find the ag£i
•to walk today dry-shod from New
g,i,b. iiio
Specially bottled and Is-
in^ from loss of memory am
York to New jersey through , SANATORIUM
belled tow those who desire
hr mfirniltiea 01*1 people live
either of the tubes. The route lies
through clean, well-lighted pass- SCOTCH HALF,
i much in the past that a nrtv
a rtally exceptional blend.
orid grav-s up afaund them with
ages a mile and three-quarters in
FOR SALE
i,ut their being aware of it Htmee
bung in thn pa^t as thpy tin they
New fi-Rooma and Bath
easily bewilderei! at new
BUNGALOW
find ^trdflge sights gome of them
•»» Boim i U 11 A, Hij ? u I p, y,
At Fourteenth Street and
-Venture fmm theii abodes ^u m no longer the last bul Thurlow, Mary Thurlow, Mildred
wark uf man against the encioacii Shaw, Florence Shaw, Florence
f d Kigular Hart, Edna MarKerum, Alva Shai 1 flnrrv Kelson Mr« bsiviilBobln
•on, Miss Alma lartock,' Mis
SyUia Thurln», Miss Anna Thur
low Mis, Man' Thurlow and th
R C Phillips
game
ere
ments of modern women, ,,,&— -
nilll| ^...^ ^
Hanom, a Turkish woman, has lie-! voqj, nm| jim, Wiliiam ShaiTOck,
manijeil the right to exercise juili-1 cSeorge Qemerson, Bertha McCov
cial functionsi and is headed toward i Unii Alice Olson, of Newburish. N,
Y., Hpont the week-end with Mrs,
Sadie' Wood,
Mrs, Anna A. BUHOman spent
the Memorial Oily holidays with
her mother, M, George Dofoney.
The Boy Scouts held a meetinll
In tho old church building under
the ilirection of the scoutmaster,
Mr, Evans,
iVEEKl.Y-"KXAMS >> a judg^hip in the New Turkev
She ha a-itadv oeen ippointed
cltrk of the Municipal Court of
Conatiu)tlno»Iii. Sh months' In.
cumhpnev of th^i position is requisite
before a woman Ihay he ap
ptuntpd tu a positmn on the bench
N l will nut get nth in her
fl, fnr her sidarj i-, fi^ed nt
"|1O a mnnth ^he is a giaduatc of
the Stamlioul Law School
THIH rOUNrllY'^ WEALTH
Lmle Sums wealth (the Feder
al 1 rade Council sjitakin^) is-
1550,000,000,000 and Is Browing
FOR - unw-Kiir of—J3!raop,ono,oon—it
REALTORS LICENSES \_var, a nd hl^ annual intrtase of
intnme is a billion Does some
bodv wj *tati-tiL*, are dull 7
AWNINGS
TukL nLtmn now for summer comfort
SojLtt awiiinRS «h»-h will ploteLt -aall
p^pei, tuna Diul (ttpuiai%e decorations
from thi! IBSS of n hot summer sun Then
tni_thr 'IOITIL with awnings is the coolest
home
lorn
LAWRENCE M. LEAR
Shades, AwningB and Draperies
637-39 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN CITY
NOX
PHONE 3BB.W
MOTOR FUEL
ISM1TH & RAYl
KNOCKS
EXPRESS
S24 Asbury Avenue
MOVING HAULINGi
WOOD DEALER Turns Mountains
into Mole hills
CHARLES P. LAKE
REAL ESTATE
Buying i Saline i Renting
, Boom J01 Ocean City Title and
-Tnnt-BnlMlnr
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
mauKr, BArireft m o.
nfitdaa ui Surgeon
Oik. M..,,, , i. „. b, 1 P. «.
"• Olutmniltt
Cor. W«l«y ATH. .nd Ninth St.
ATTOENETS-AT-lAW
GEORGE B. GREI9
ATTOHNET and COUNSELLOR.
AT-tAW
em Mr BBi ml
K HrfaatoU, c». _ ,. „
r
CIVIL ENGINEER . SURVEYOH
;i
CUT EnilnMr. DIIID Clir, S, J,
REAL ESTATI
J.NEISONLOPER
Real Gitate Broker
1225 Bay Avenue
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
REAL ESTATE
Real Estate Insurance
EWING T. COHSON
REALTOR
757 ASBURY AVE.
OCEAN CITT, N. J.
Ford Owners
DAT - NIGHT - SUNDAY
Personal Service Satisfies.
KURTZ & YOUNG
Ford Specialists
9th and Bay Avenues
Phone 833
WALTER G. GIBSON
Real Estate Insurance
802 CENTRAL AVENUE
Phone 1295
Ha wlillnt Im I W£sklJa_kaa*-^
n ffii ji! we cut {ill BE
•BM, IirsMliii Ig BIF mi Qftan
fnnt pmpertifl. ChBlgg cstUls
I« lilt. Alia ISM for inmtmni!
ini tar imgriiniiiiiii^ilit ihelei sf
OHIO Oiif.^ Apulr to
J. M. CHESTER & CO.,
OCEAN CITY, N. J,
POWELL'S MARKET
—Gordon Brothers—
DISTRIBUTORS
740 Asbury Avenue
Bett Phone 168
Stamina
That is Thrilling Thousands
A 461b. crankshaft, supported bending and weaving; Fiaher
by over-sue interchangeable bodies, famous for strength and
brome-backed bearings; semi' durability,
steel pistons; rugged I-beam 6e& „
tion connecting rods; valves of Jncse are but a few ex&tnples
special alloy steel with greatest of advanced engineering that
heatresiftance;traii5inlssionand stamp the Pontiac as a Six that
rear axle gears of extra weight, only General Motors could have
width, and wearing qualities; a - developed and produced to sell
tturdy frame designed to resist- at so low a pried
CKAlMlSltCoraM-iiPlSw*"**.
CAMPBELL & MORRISON
1H9 Asburv A\cnuc, Ocean City
PHONL "iBl
AB"• AsiibctatA Dealer* uf
OAKLAND SALES AND SERVICE *
\ 406 North Albany A-venue. Atlantic City
SIX I,
; Conducted Every Saturday
Morning in This ataie,
Appileanls for licenses as real
tstiite brokers or salesmen in New
^Jersey find it convenient to take
•the required qualification tost due
(to the fact Chat live esiamlnution.x
lore held weekly in various cities,
(The examinations, are conducted
levers' Saturday morning, thus oftording
all persons desirous of enpgiiiif
in the business an opportunity
to procure licenses ten days
ifter filing their applications.
The course of procedure is for
he (iruKpective broker or salesman J
»flr«t file an application with the!
Sew Jersey nsal G»tati: Commii*
ion, 1 EiichanFO Pla«. ^" e ^
:ity, which application iiniier the
revisions of the law must be on
ie at least ten days before a linse
is CTanteil to any one. Upon
•celpt ff tho-BppiicatlDn at ths
lecutivs offleff o( the commission,
o applicant Is,notified to appear
r an examination at a place near,
t his or her resiileneo where such
amination is beTng held, A fe_w
is rollowing the esamination the
pliant is notified of the result
d, if successfun licenses nro is.
en" Immediately won the receipt
the required fee.
Another convenienee and
For
Fifth Street and Bay Avonuo
_two furnished houiei, n|M
nn the Boys lot 100 ft, on Bay
Avenue, atid »00 .ft. BJI F.fth
Btreet, with riparian rig
Ground noiir: two car gnB
laundry, tath and 8tore»«m,
front and sWo porch, First
noon Kitehon, dining, pantry
in.1 living room; ftent and KIUO
porehiS,
lieat-gai and
ply ni
NELM8, Owner
• r 20 Sonlh 33rt Streel
PhDaoiipWo. P
or lour own
Beauty and Protectowi
I
)CM iOSWto an «8t(raBt

W-
They're "All the Class^' at College SESQUIIUSICAL
CONTEST IN OCT.
Telephoning To Europe
•gClAN CITY BINTINEt-LBDOBR, OCEAN CnPY, W. Jfw rapAY, JUNE 4, 192S,
.*• [three months established a newhas
placed tho Oakland Motor Car
record, which has been maintained Company In volume n« one of tho
by production and sales of more ten n lending- automobile manufnc
than 21,000 Fontiad Slxei during
turerfl
turerfl.
the flrit five months.
Thi
BROWN'S GOOD WORK
nale,
During the first month that the jhas, P. Drown, of Boeilty'a
New Jersey Affair Will
Fentiac Six was introduced, Janu- Point, is being conKrntulntml by 'y P.ity,
Hold In Ciimdcn
ary of this year, the average dally some of hit many friends on hl» Ing June 10 ,
production wan approximately CO excellent work at the recently- naunced later.
Thr tjul Centennial Esposi-
rs. During February, 140^ ears
opened Fieetwosd Hotel, llxth r
mb
tltifi now Li'lfiK hi'hl in I'Mludel*
street and Wesley avenue. Mr
day were produced und this was
ornto plQn, J
phiu is a rt'lt'brJition uf Ihij one
Brown did the interior graining
,,,.jreased to 230 a day during
hundred liiui fiftii'th anniversary
and waxing at thin hounii, anil it
nf tho signing of llii* Dfdariilioh
.March, During April a daily reflects much credit on hii ability
llidt'ptMHU.nt-p,
schedule of more than 800 Fentiaea in his line.
Tin* Kxiiij^iliun, MuMJi- Committee
was ffiiiinUiined, ttfld throughout
iii* PH UNUIL' u eiinsiderabl!' *um
May 340 of these curs were Miss Lillian Cannon, of Bait?*
f iniiiii'V u» firm's fur inimirul nr-
produced doily.
more, aged SB, la a new American
'iinpli»hnii-m in thi' fii-ldi* uf
The sweeping increase of Oak.
aspirant for fame who will try to '••I III.
unijioHliiin und public perform-
land Kn mill's for the same period
conquer the, Engflih Channel this «tlh. ||Uo
over the year 1925 is equally us
summer. Last year ahe swam 22
ln th lulli-r UISM, ;i [jrizM ni
spectacular, Tho combined produc-
miles in 11 hours in qhesap-ako
#M0 la ntfrml I emh uf Hijhi
tion of Oakland and l'ontiac Sixes
Bay, under trying conditions;
i'Uls^e*: Suiirunii riiiilralto, lunuf
btiriliine viuliii, •ii>fiiiuellu, iimm
jitiii am,
—J—Caw
lAett Is Peler D^ Pauls, Idol or nuigmgblle ram _
idU -ami -Uu
i dirwiioii uf tho Niiliiinal Fuili'rii
, Above S'ou «pe (he onlj- son.pounii i
1 fiWimlip Memorial Duy rate al inJianupulla,
Benton (left) and Thelmn f'oilsr Th Juafton class in Annrlfa^rxirnihy lion nr llunii' Clubs, Ihriiufcll it. __=__===_=ai__.
worth college, »pokane, '
In iakmB u. A dpsrees in whit- State ami disiru-t iiJIieerM, ^ * ~
and form ilw i.niire ciss3. "
N..w jersey Stale inntcst will be NAKH-Rl'ILT AJAX
held in t'iim.l..n during the ni.inth KNOWN AS
. of Qetnlier, ami the Liherlv ill,.
! triel I'linli'iit wili un hold in New
Vork City during the immUi nf
Oi'lnboi-, Thi' Hiiiil I'tintosts will be
hold in Nnvemher lit tho Exposition
in Philadelphia, -'*
to Am.-fii.un* j,^ iH^n'oiitiroF ubsurbid by'tli
,' Tiinf',,, '- j iiiiriMii company, Tho i-onNolidn.;
•U •Trarly'ln H"" 'W** X] 'y, nM '»»»W " f a, ana his son,
Ho~drove-ln«ih»
Students must
wuJ under the agi
I tllO tOHt pil'ClB
: tin '„.,_..„'..'" 'he Ajux with a pmdurtiuti (if.
Mure Oakland
Within
1 IWH to lho automobile industry,
r»UTYil /»r> I ni'i-IiUM) nf the diMTiiinii for the
NAmjAcm six; , S a ^ ^ ^
Tho x,i«h=built AJax heroiiftor!!
fuiitfsts take
! Ootcibor, it would" seem n. „
I to prepare the students befor
I end of this mupicsl season.
Direction of tho' contest in X
Jersey is in ohart>e nf Sirs.
1 '^;' 011 ^'""'»' '«»«l 100
will b.. knuwn as thf Nash Light l"" ntn! Mfpurse without tnt
- • is but a piece qfki
"" tr^::? NainffiSr't^,OAKLAND PLANS TO
INCHE
and Puntiacs
Wl
,000" ciii«, Mn...
the
r...
liimililt lho vaHuiw Na»h| plants The Oakland Motor Car ComujliiB
identical, tho caniialulaUun I pIlny wn| incroiiKe it* production
nf manufurturlnir nporalinns af- s,.bodulo on bnth tho Ouklanii Six
, -,, „, ••:••"•-„'•„, % .-• ' orl ' 1 ' inrrranpil produi'tion fBcih- 1 ,., '
i b Sorffintvmp Wt and 1 '1ho $? '•", "T SH * ^ ?'« * hil0 1 h . S«* «-»«».. It w»
llbCS diS" ii In 4urU ''f f_ 1":..' 8,Sd
n . t ' lfli " 1 ',ni,'..fimaiiiifaclur1np,al „„, ,„„,,,!„,, of distrlt't nmnBg.
inunk-alianx to lire. W. "iiuni.."it
By R, 11, aherrill j , a whilo nt i«i*l, .... _. will bo distinrtly
The frequent „,
I on the sidi' nf American t
reports nfi f.i|ci. thi' niotlun pirturo, r;
the successful radio cphono test"' ' •
; "'! J "- " - . • lhl» Imfi-aso in . production i«
irt hn will bo Bind i,i fur Announcement nf the change in pl-.niioil to nieot lhi> Increasitif; call
' " frum Ajiis Mix tii Nash Light from dngriiTK for mufi' curs to SUB-
_'y thi'ir nrilern on hunil. At no
thno thip: yfar fm^ Oakland been
to supply ilou|prn with suflleir-urs
to meet their require*

S
Jip| *pMe - /m GoipAoy"'-
r
Ulei are saddles, but notit
eithej, as the above phot* indimite,!! Qnefi loose, the. would-be
everyJJhorBe will stand for 'em, t
rider was thrown for a eoal, the
Asd •jth a human load in the sad-
saddle eaine off and thi wild "host"
This scene was one of thi un- literally slashed it to pieces with
dle tkbost—well, that's like so expected thrillers provided recent- his hoofs while giving vent to his
isan ivy" to ly at a Canadian rodeo, when they equine rage. No—thanks—we'll
.--. b
back. No army of .. —• eew- tried tid to t make k a docile dil saddle ddl hhorse
take life's ups and downs in a
boys H going to make him carry out of a "four-legged bit a' dyna-
flivver!
NEflC BOOKS IN THF
, PUBLIC LIBRARY
NeWbouk, recontlv a Ik I to thn
Oceaiijity PuhliL Libn y IIIIUIIL
tile fqjfcwmir
FicMon Mm 41 n bj
Geer^y* Agnca. Cham! rl*un
"Hsaie Talent ly LOUI-L Clnn
EBT Hale
fGniM \alb> ly Mary Juhn
ston _
"Tho, Sungayur- by H H
KnlbbjB
"Instruments of OarKne hv
\iicei3Jurfr Miller
•M'J£ath«r Enjoy,. I It bv P
G WWohouse
Norpfiction H »t ir\ of tl i
ForeigS Poliev of the Lniud
Stated' by Randolph G 4 l.im
^otel Management Principles
sad ^Practice b\ Luciu AI
Boomer.
"Tha" Oifonl Book of Fnjrli h
Prase,* chosen and edite 1 bj Sir
Arthuj Qulller Couch
^Inllinate Papers of Colonel
HfiBSiif* arranged on a narrative
by Claries Seymour
"Ifi^ g Per on 1 Efficients
The p]?sehelogy of p r on.il
fy Donald A L inl
s of the bea by J
O clock ' by \my
Owls, hj AnniL Cerroll
«
"OlflBial Automobile Blue Book
lD2SjgBtaon vol 2
"WSld Atlas of Commercuil
Geology, pubh^htd by tht- L H
Geological Buney
'iAfflost Autumn, b\ E M
V'erkas,
MORE SCOUT LEADERS
r>ARE BADLY NEKDKI)
tstgd Are Asked to
; Headquarters
Theueaurt af hsnor of this Bo>
tDlstnct win held Thuredny
of last vreck In the Beth
P|J POINTERS
wns trlml In nui1a|)cst for
franen Tl tv li\d bclt*-r
loll « II II l« tur(rlnE
r onu ^>. p oui n nt-Tt
• * •
rnmcut ft rl I ]i rnnd
liut lio\i iboul corni-J lucf
a
j
-tan
l
n iicimcn T etothta cost 12
llnra nnnually. The ten*
Iho more It corns
• • •
o jour en.« mm n physi
t IH. euro li n ln ihL rlshl
nolea un oi>ltnll,i nc
feo i«r(.^ tn,lcd a
ror»:oooi) tic atiie
DELIVERED
PROMISED
L\ ^pTLY AS ORDEIIED
We Arc
In
JQBWORK
*^4
k^l; Advantage of Our
-^ btrvice qt a -
j REASONABLE
' ^t CQST
Printer
any M, E, Church at Bomers Point, be organized into stout troops ifj
A nuraler of scouts from Ocean tho services of additional leaders
City, Pleasantville and Somers could be secured. If there ia any
Point were present to advance to man in this community who would
higher degrees in scouting, be interested in extending the
Scoutlni has been solng ah"""-' scout proBrarn, it would be ap-'
very successfully since Atla,
and Cape May counties have me:
preciated if they would communi.
ed into the new Atlantic CounL_ qato with scout headquarters, 407!
and a groat many more boys could Freeman Building, Atlantic City, '
Elberon Hotel
Cor. 8th and Central Ave,
Entrance on Central Avenue
MRS. B, A. DENTON
Proprietor
Now Open lor the 1926 Seaion
"WHERE SEBV1CE la PARAMOUNT"
IDEAL ROOMS FINE DINING SERVICE
We Offer an
Exceptional Value
In a Two Family House
Lot is 40x100
on Central Avenue'
0 Hoonis and Bath
On Each Floor
'Honestly AppraiBod
Absolutely the Last Opportunity to
purchaic at this prteo.
$12,500
Well Financed
Immediate Possession
/ Including this Year's Income «_.•
Opportunity Sails by
IN BROAD IIAYUGIIT
CLIMB ABOARD
A Beach front Lot
Is presented, do liot let It slip .by.
The price ia unusually low—
100 Feet
Both SidcH nf Wesley Avenue %
Riparian Grant
$3P,000
Financed up to 60^
Come in and let ua explain how a
Small deposit yvill make you a Property
Owrier in Ocean City* <
iiiipiit.
OfEAN QCBAH N. fMPAV,
'A.
Phone,49
May County at a cost of {3D a BB, SARGENT PBFTACHE3 . Sargent will prpsch at I
ilug terdee. ills sflbject t _
SPECIAl VICTOR reeojid. which ineljidfj. IS dliks for SUNDAY EVENING fo "tjfe^tn the Mind ftf the
iaeh record-
Master." .
It is propoged to have iflflh re- The Saeraintnl of thi Lord'jl The Church School meets at evening.
RECO^OR CO. port to prepare a three.niinutf
ipner will'ta observed to the
rirrt Mettodfit Chttreh at We 1215 and the Epworth League at
tails for tJie»:e reeordR thil week, (Borning Sunday service. At tnl»
Feature of Advertising Cape
Mrs. N S. Goff, the president,
§o thiit tliege can be made at the new members wiU BIM b§ will entertain the Ladies' Aid
May County at South Victor plszit in Camden .in thi
Jersey Exposition very near future. The records be-
QQine the property , ef thi county
A dial board, in imitation of a artel ean be loaned or given to each
radio reception set, containing the
iiamgg of eaeh resort, as well as j resort OP orEr^nizstian desiring to
a number of ether subjects, suoh I have them after the exhibit ii
as health, climatr, agriculture and
complete set, hswgver,
education, and erecWd so that a j will remain on ftlfc with the public.
visitor, by tuning a dial to the
name of a subject on which he de'ity
director.
sires information will automatical- Arrangemeiits have also been
ly start a threo-nilnute specially
made to purchase an Ail-O-Oram
projector with special loop to show
.made Victor record, which will be reels of 36 pictures each at the
I mpriidueeil throuKh a loud speaker South Jersey Kxhibition, Inc., Mr,
similar to that an a radio, will be Hall said. This Machlno shows
.erected at the South Jersey Ex- (iisselvinK views automatically
position, accordine to plans now and will be available for public Low fncei Lpt
| helm; made by W. H, D. Hall, di. work after the exhibit closes. Each
rector of county publicity. reel of pictures costs 110 and
According to a report made to Mr. Hall la figuring on two reels
the Cape May County Board of of 38 pictures! each. The total
In Wonderful Locations
Frceholilers by Mr. Hall, the Viecost,
delivered, for this machine
tor Talking Machine Company, at aoel the two reels.will be pBJ, in-
Camilen, wais agreed to make cluilinB a reprint of each loop for
these special records for Cape
use In case of accident.
Full Weight Screened Goal
WELL RENT
ANY'VACANT
com. am IN
TOWN
F you had a two family Apartment, you wouldn'tJet
half of it staml vacant, bring'ing you In nothing. But
did you y%er think of renting your coal bin for the
summer? Tho Heat Folks are in the market for empty
coal bins, any size will do. Good rental irladly paid. If
you buy your coa! NOW, you can pocket the money it
would cost you gxtfa to store It in the fall. Prices are
so much cheaper that you will reajize an unusually large
return oil the space that would otherwise lay vacant,
"For Coal Comfort Call"—
ATLANTIC COAL YARDS
JOHN T. DWYER MBr.
Fourth Street and Haven Ave,
OCEAN crrV, ic jr,
BRIGHTON LSTATES
50x80 Feet
$10,000
i Mortgagt
Cor. 10th and Wesley
.120 Feet on 10th Street
100 Feet on Wesley > Avenue
Price, $100,000
Financed Up to 10%
Dependable Because of Price
and Location
We Have Lots Available for
Immediate Building—
A AVord
To the Wise
IRA SCOn JOHNSON
REALTOR
409 Ninth St. Phone 775
The Trend of Beach Front Values is Ever Upward!
Beach Front is Limited!
For each Foot of Beach Front there are 500 "Inside Lots!"
The Boardwalk is the Boulevard of the Resort, where Thousands
Gather, and Promenade Daily and Nightly.
It is the Heart and Center of the Mart of Trade.
Tell Me " Can Values $ver Grow Less Under the Above Conditions?"
And Again—"Isn't that the Line of Goods to Buy?"
Among Our Beach Front Offerings Are Several Especially Well Financed)
Would Like to Talk to You About
HARRY F. STANTON
Avenue ^t Eighth Street
Oceftn City, N. J.
"OCEAN
CITY
ltf* r;.f. •
NORTH
An Real Estate to be Incomparable
U to Crlte, Command and Maintain Maximum Value.
That is exactly why Ocean City*s
"North End" properties—situated
as they are—developed along such
complete lines — totally different
and thoroughly incomparable—automatically
create, irresistibly command,
and will consistently maintain
maximum values,
fi bedrooms ami garage, Ocean Roa,U00 ca h required
Bay-Fcont Propcity
Riparinn Rifititii
87 1-2 Foot Frontage
One 2-Family Apartment
2-car Cattifjo
Boat HpuKC und. Power Boat Included
§25,000
DO per cent Financed
JOHN R. THALLEN
149 Asbury Aye;
Phono 282
FOR SALE
BUNGALOW
a Bed Jlooms Olose to BtacK
BABQAIH
10,500
Weii Futnlihed
APAHTMENTS, COTTAOBS AND
Bunfnlowi In all sections of the elty,
from |48O up.
SALE
2-Pamily Apartment, 8 bed fooini tMhi
near Boordwiilk, $lZ,o00. Ttnnl,
WE Are At Vaur Sirvito
C, HARRISON JONES
S32 Atlantic Avenue
rhone gas
COTTAGl
AT THE OC1AN
Mald'8 room and lavatory, first 1
bedrooms, batha, garage.
Will Ptnanetd
SIM lunllj Asirtmtnt mw Ha o««a.
eonplEta ipMBWtl >M fH t««S»
W«Ii BOMIMl.
fi 4
,Thr«,. Irf-Jrtmnii. In iiegllnl MMltM. Osld
ROBERT RADFORB
LOOK AT TBE1I
BARGAINS
Bungalow
1 a
fi2,oqo .
B0 per cent Mortgage.
2-Fwnily ApaWinint
, B bad nam batA m eaeh Boor.
Lst SteSO •
^^ TopilantFiiiBi*; '
6-Rottm As«tmeiit <
North Strett •
"F!ntlyfttnii*w» Hmtia_.
••.-»•" $7pO
$3000 Mtf. Jb#,.RiinMn
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Has the endorsement of practically every
Realty Office in the Great Resort
Immediately IN Ocean City, as its boundries
indicate, and priced at figures which do not
include inevitable value enhancement, The
Riviera Section is acknowledged to be the best
real estate opportunity offered today on die
Jersey Coast
SITES PCM KB
)&n| this foi- well located lots between Eighteenth ahd
#^M«j|gfHi : '||re|t8, igthiil &v4 h^r0^id My
|»i|s.of Ocean City's li|rdw|^,|lo ii|KJesil^^!^i|[d
ty
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' : ^ t / * OfEVN CIJY SENTINFL LEQ
•ry
EANCITY
Practical^ every business man in Ocean G% has predicted that 19261^
be the banner year for business in the resort's history. M r
Tliey have wodced for i^^^ve talked it and planned for k m& it remains
a few figures to prove that for die ^t five montiis, busmess of att kinds has far
ceeded any records for the same period in any year.
BANK DI
1 • •
The two National banks aria the Trust Company show at the ^e if ^^pwss,
June die First* an increase in deposits, ovpr ^ ««*"« date kit veat, of
v *
$1,
I T
Avenue and Boardwalk Stores Increase
The American Stores, PoweU*s ^fet an^in te trjo^ oi 4e M^n^J|tt|
BoaBdwajk stores.and restaurants, refort great Increases i^busmess over Memorial
Day one'year ftgo;* ".'. ," •••'. ,.. • - :. >. •": ,:•: -.-. '•..•. : \ •;••- ^ »• >:^' • '^r^./.t:
'KeOcean City Title and Trust ^o

.'i
LJi
-,,•"• •
wjo KIEP summia eiAases, wo
BfCAUSE WS MftRKB HNi "
I'HBTTY GIRL TO
, "REPRESENT THIi
COUNTY AT SESQUI
Jiut How *,he Will be Selected
j Not }et known
The line forms on the rlght=
' find ddn^t crowd
^ If plans nsw bem^ made by "W II. Same as above,
f
K. D Hall, publicity director for C. A, Little et al to Hartlty W
Gaps May County, materialize, a Ridgway, |1. Lot 717 and south-
young wnmnn 9, til be chosen fram weit 20 feet of lot 71fl, See P
some section pf the county to act
7 as hostess at the Sesqui-Centennml
t exhibit She will be known
'I "Mlaa Cape May County
Juit how or on what rflentu the
girl for this place will be pirked
- was not made known It was
P, divulged, however, that she will
\ "meet hundreds of people and will
,'t be accorded on honor equal to that
f
given a queen at a beauty pageant
. r^ s each resort and eaLh township in
V the county a separate day at the
• "* Sasoul It IB his plan to have each
sf the towns and townships to pick
a girl to assist "MisB Cape Mas
County** et the Fespeetlvg days se
—nde nt the eihibft,
jFhraugh the transportation com
i auttes of the Capn Mas Chamber
1
of OommBrce, it n hoped to jnduee
railroad companies to Tun ex.
,. cantons or give special rates on
the days mentioned
. fe P'*n. If anprmed by the
S. Boa freeholders, would result
•» . m , i "Ocean City Dav .'•
/Day," *-- "
'Ope May
Oce an City >, Sa
tJs!e Clfy Day," a "Wildwood Day '
C M Day,' a "Dennis-
i Day," ptc , unti" il each integral
the eounty has been b repre
^JJP 1 **„'" bell e*ed by Mr Hall,
,I "PSBtly stimulate local inter
' h a SM 1 U1 exhibit
« ,il m,
i Steam O run. Inm Foort.oiii u, Hln«
•'-••; llwt Utmn tu bw .nd «u
B mni iron Nlutastk u
Stnrt Mm H. bir •nt
nm» from Twui^Foijrth to
ith Stntt batnaii Un kir .tul
nil. from Twintr-NloU. to
•• Bout t*ta tin bw ud
H itm. from Tllrtr-FonrU,
u-i Wt u k d t
I run tiian
£ Ocean City
Headloy et ui to Mad
ter. $1, Lota 11 and
£908, Sec C.
B\e F. Ault ct UJC to Florence
' Jl. Lot 7, Harding
. Front.
,r>Balley et rot to Anna H
9*A»onv $1. Southeast 10 feet
V, Serf. A.
I Wexcoat et ui 1.1 Albert
$1. Lot 204, Sec. L.; also
Sec; t, and lot 37B, Sec. JU
6; Short to Kathenne C.
p.tt^'i Sonthwe.it 10 feet o:
fjandinarthfjujt 20 feet of
iplon et ux to
et al. $1.
f.tix.to August H.
L., 1 Lifts 621. 5£Z
"-£/Ocean City
t
4*6.
SESTINBL.LBDQEB, OCEAN CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 4, IBM
, Charles H, Hhoemiiker et ux to,
(Abraham M. Frechle. $1,200. Lot?
(ini aiiii 05a, section F, Ocean City
I Association.
Bleakly Realty Co. to Barton S.
Muir. 1(5,500, Lot Will, section
A, Ocean City Association
„ H,! n ry H ' Cooper, Jr., et us lo
! William M, Taylor et ux, $7,100,
Saddle, il. Beginning in south Wahl. (7,800. tot 2,, i
fast line of Wesley avenue 480 Ocean City Land Company,
feet southwest at Nineteenth
Charles R, Myers, 2nd, to John
itreet containing en •Wesley ave.
V, Myers, Lots 4120, 4188, 3130
nue m fe#t! thence 1,236 feet to
and 4132, Ocean City Uardens.
Riparian tommissionefs' line.
Enrlca S, Ber* to Clinton B.I
Haleem laddie ta Heltn Namee,
Sharp et ux. RJOO, Beginning!
ii. iisnie as above^
Wit 1-8 feet southwest of Sixth
Helen Namee to Phjlema fladdic
Adolf Frei et ujt to Lton Blank.
II, Lot 111, Sec. North Point.
Leon Blank to Joseph Wtln-
$1. Lot 115, Sec. North
Mary Hilton et ujt to Andri
1
I City Association,'
Samuel Caplnn te Isaac Dluire
SI. Ili>^innine at a point in south,
eudt line of Walton (jlace at His.
tanco 110 feet northwestwarillv
fFom tiorthweHtefly linv of Bay
avenue, contalnlnB nnrthwestwarilstreet
and 10 feet northwest ofi
Bay. Extending southwest 28 U i
feet; thence northwest 69 feet ]
Osborn Corson et us to E. Riley
Miiiner. 16,000, Lots US, litand
225, See, c. ;
John W, Campion et ux to Ralph I
B, Umstead. II, Southwest 301
fett of lot 7IB and northeast 10',
feet of lot 7id, Sec, D. [
Ralph R. bnlstead to John W.
:
ly along said line of Walton placf
26 feet in front or breadth anil of
that width exteniilnjf southwest,
wanlly between parttllcf llries'witll
Bay avenue, 120 feet
Stanley M, Brown et ujt to !
Florence JL Thompson i-t vir, i
Lets 104 and 10S, plan of In
Qirard Realty Co,
Your Last
Opportunity
To Buy
A centrally located Ocean Front Lot, with Rjpai-ian
Rights, for less than $3,000 per front foot.
WE HAVE THREE
PIECES
50 foot front
75 foot front
150 foot front
Take your choice and act now, not later after
prices have advanced.
ALSO
10 choice Lots in best section of Gardens, which
can be bought under the market price.
OR
2 Atlantic Boulevard Lots 35x100 ft. each.
Walter H. Kuehn
Realtor
8th and Atlantic Avenue
8th and Boardwalk
-$L_ Jams ji -Upptiu! Township Kemnltier, SI, Lot 10, section
Koch Realty ity Co, to Leonle V, 40, Ocean City Manor,
It vu toBecktnan.
SI. Lot 81, section 11, Koch • Realty Co, to Emu S.
17,500, Ocean City Manor*
, Begina B, Badgers to John A.
; Laviii. j|l, Loti 630 anil 6f7
| Bee, S,
J^iSttk^ "• L0t8 Wheeler, fi. Lot 38, section 54.
Koch litMilty Co, to C. Lloyd j Ocean Ciy Manor,
Neal, jl. Lot So, section 54, | I^wis E, Harrnan et al to Chaa.
Ocean City Manor. • * I Mc.N'eill. II, Lots 2B ilnii 2ii,!£
Koch Realty Co. to Hester 1;. Mm*
5Sn-bi.yM«k
Russell H. Nulty et ax to John
:J, Foster. $1, Beginning north-1.
J2 > Ma»on.Mar»hal|.Stewiirt
ISouder. *1. Lot 28, section 85,! r . rt -
Koch nenltj- Co. to Walter A.
Koch neolty Co. to Julia Thorn. Jr :nnls - I 1 - .Lot 12, M-i-tion 40,.
•" Lot 31, block 3(1, Ocean Q a ' m Cll ' •
m
5'
m t
»
west aide of Atlantle avenue with ^ Manor* Same to Leufmrija DfibniUki: %L
southwest line* of "Seventh street ! ^ 6e .-,.„.„.. ..Kb .,,.c ui eeventn streei,
^ Keulty Co, te Chories R, Lot M, section ii. Ocean City
Kuhl, $1, Lot ,10, block 47, Manor,
containing an Atlantic avenue S3
feet; thence southwest 00 feet.
Ocean City Manor, • ! Home to Jcaiiuf.s KayalofT, »!,
City of Ocean City to Ciarem-e Koch Jieulty Co. to Anna A, Lut 30, section 01,
L, UuBois, _-_,.... |1, ,.. Lot „„, „„ 290, „„„ Sec, , L, Amire. S38.J0. iJit 7, block S7, Same to ROM K, Kkh-.l. SI, i
Uelford W. Saul et ux to WaP °"' Cll >' M «m fcoE*
Being linrt of l»t« nufofeored i5& «»«
411 Weilei Avenm
FOR HENT=Twa affleefl an A,t»iry nvi^
s-n-? _gQ. in Kstiun "li" en tbJi p!&e ef lel»
gf the Oeean Cit? AMadaUaiu
HUE. OiiI,Srt-U»tty for iwrBOIi BCskiilff
Amguiit due URlieF ilferco 11 |3,49?^
teal sHtets sffiec. One full? "IUUHSH! f"f
1. C. d'CALLAOlIAIJ
wtlH intatnt Snfi ibefiira fsi to bo «
FG&I aatutn business. SBr? nifictf Uiif U! n-
ANTHONY E. IMBEil
I«hed i ali«s feui^rasai i apiiFtmsnt apiiFtms in n-iir
RKAL BWAn-E iinOKBRS
ed
" JAMfig T. HOTOAN, gjwritt.
: nil ranvc
DM AS11UI1Y AVENUE
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
1.10.11
*No.~»«iy """ ""son.
ULedirrc, 6.4.1 fc
7p i-iMrr
ROIIBRTS
BOY WANTED _ Apply Weitern Union
S11UERH POINT
Telegraph .Cempaag. S-S4-tf. Apart men 1» -or Bent
11BAL ESTATE
io sle at
Phonl llt.B-1
HTCH
ef the County
For Salf
ilCOKIl FLOOR atuFlnonl, ao»eB »KIDU,
MMsy,
mydn su ths h fourteenth f r t t h dsy sf
AliF!t; A, p., 19^5* ea ihe agpltMtton af
nil yufiF FBBnd. S5E.90 R moiilh, lisit fnr.
nUbed, Au,,ljr ciewsiipo liu Uim>. an! HEAL KSTATK mil) nil it* liPimehi""'. ^^
FOH SALE
Finer, OaS A.buir. l.SOE.t
TilREE, 2i.lBeh radlaat fires, $10,00 eaeh.
PhonQ mi-
Ihi.- eri-di|»Fi of mUl den-ngw
t di
4.16.91
in « lutf.
• " •"•"'- - __--ll" : fnnlN „„ nmJ limnme-Bu B«.i It: A
ApartBientii Wnilled | baSlr. taauro Btisro HOB Beod it. Stun. '"
- z±—Z_ I.I «, Panlltre Co., IBS,, til Alliur, ••«•
=*'—^=— • 01< Oal,n (,,,, T.in-f
Real Katatc For !
^_-_ - - _ '•"E* 11 - ! ,7i*n 1. Thnl .tan, .11.11 1». I-.11I* , hlBhw-^.
•BAUTIFUJ. null, litB Stm.1 Sedlon, 6 , • snTlCK Or SETT1.ESIKNT : * d '"' " a w "' t° c ", |','". l ';,ftjl "J-Tiy ' »> IToneri
SS«r%il'i? ll «niSSr'fBr r..^iW«*J»«*^ll( N |"1ll'liui",fritaf!' '.Eswoliir uf li.o K.. | "•hl'n" d"''.|t"'K' ".oinnmlnii ihpiw- j J*!^ 1 ^,,^,
CUM. 3. W«ri, 5!B 8th .lr«l. 1-IBIJ . ^ ^ jBBhl0 T||1,wfl| „,„„„,, „„! ,,„ ! j.Jill ,h.n to ,»|J to ^ - ^ ^ ^ ; B o „ ,
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FOR SALE nunidiluw. «l» ii«im» •"-' „,„,„„! (,,r .mloBcnl In Ito Oriiliiui.'i nmlunml, «llli Urn l»»« nf Iho Stnu) ui . «=-- --"
h.th, »ilr..Miv«lr fyr(,i,h,,l, >i :jy > "„„"," ,,,n,n o,"un*|, ,,f f»w Mil,, rai il.K Nt«J«r«*. n.i U.i, h »*J» J^ I
I!"! 1 " in,«J"3n i"Tn'"'." 1-VjK Ihlrltalli a«, of June B«,, iii *hl.)> lira. K"^, 1 ;,." ""' """" '"" ' " I *pHI 8,
E. riiirbi-. iii AJiuu VMS "•"• r ,2
I April 8, IBSO,
Vttt
%|i|ilitMlun i.tll IK niiiiju fur tho ulliiw- i S«liiiii 2. Snui uinl.jiliiiit^ ih»M by K- ) N pJj
DON'T BUY ANYTHING BBTOKB VOO ;
IN CTHANrlKY OF
Itran City, PhBBe Sll. CorBtr ' ••—• •• •—• -
1. Besne "W nd gDfirt, •»
df Jtthr .
FOR RMM HsUBoliBld furnitaFe, inelaa- | llf A|Mil, A, 1),, lu^ in n riTt«in cnusi; i}ei,Sf,munl (>f hi

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Spnther,,
TWENTT-POUR ^CEAH CITY elNTINEL.LEDGER, OCEAN
us 1 who believes
CITY, N, J., FRIDAY. JUNE 4, 1026.
\
that I CROWDS FILLED
P-_, MOORLYN THEATRE:
Memorial Day
Ii houl i full in love wilh u
shi jukiM are perfri-tj
" "i ih 'SIR bj"iJ«iUfyiilu'hir Rosiniiimr urn- •minute aftA-
L\ h r inkli Thuy im-roiBB whi.ni'i'i^i'liflit Motnlay miirninif, ihp
I (l 1 li t urtil ili^iiUN-^ that hc-f! Miiiirlvri Tht-ain- jruvo ulmyHt
llU ' l' "ifllv'r ""vrnMu-ii VU 'lii f MI >" U " U> fhliw * "" o f MlJ "-
t| J I al v S iinirif!li' r ih(. n yir] l "i l i iliiiitw vhri.uuhiiul un- .luy un.l
f I nt t Mut-Li-ini, niiihi Wi-rt' r-( ! Vt*T- !* p n in
i It i
I I r\ li ll r
Kill jr 1 i ILII I
11 l tl A.I i
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t «h M r i |,, , | |,|» 1 i
,Fr Ijj 1 nink It i u r li I I
iizlur uli th »H> irr Ukh , [ irlll,, | ,
Tho e le irink j ti n ml thi ill I- j ukl ih < i
will ly e p 1 seat t th MD F ^aii n I i fill ll
l>n torn rrow (Sa ur laj j % h n IL U
The kmc of thi" Tu I Kill I k\ iw
PFE nt il with K nnmh Hjrl n 11 r 1 I il i
jnd Put v Kulh Mill n Ih \ t \ r
R thar 1 Talmi l^
all nio 1^ 1 **r
The Night Pjtrpl
hn thi iFr Ia> j
t I u!ib>:ii.|.« h i m fm- hi-
Hi' n'il:ill\ rf'iili?!-^ th;M
will.- 1 lt:i*m l.ciwi'i-1
I 1 -,] lili.oit iitnl Ul:il th--.
i;x. Hul hi^ ii>:iti|.'n.i|
I itiin:;l*=i ! !j UP* ri'lM^t !!;",=
\T \ UHT t 1,1'H
The bla t of tin. I itli- Tl
flurry of ex itemeni in th t I
^fiere art* nm -*** I In si % r jn 1
hivalry of ths Ol I Siulk Th
pran mjF thoruug^hbi I tl
tFa k lhe^ whirr of the l«iFr r
prunn They r« ff All Ih
olof i n I ^pp* 1 an 1 'c i n nt f
the §pnrt of Kint, n
QFGun 1 The kink of U Tu 1
Tw plen j i race on nf til m
filial with all the [.ectj ulji ]ti
mh htie of the Steep e ha f/
a ^nhational be^lnnin in I ni
ing respectively to thi h I m i :
Dancing Mother v.Yi h
comes to the Maori n Mon! an
will all* be pre ent 1 In 1
show the fa t ut. 1 h at in
cly le Alicp Joi e C n j T r
Clara Bo» in 1 Don 1 I I nil '
Dancing Mother i ih i le t
a pFettj ^ornan ho d lllll Ej
cheule 1 out of life b> a h jrtl s
hu^ban 1 an 1 a thought! I uj,l i
ter A the moth F \%h i i I,
out In OF leF to a e heF hll ir 11
throwing hs-r *»lf at a n t n u
ba helor an I f n \e 1 h fallniL in
lo^e with him her-tlf 41i Jd\
^i\es the fine t pp fo ti ic f
her esreer 4n 1 Co wa\ 1 ri
in hi roip a hi" ba hel r Fl
to new height CHra li % kn I
ail the screen - i_e fe t flap F
loe h r tuff a th ct il I i I
doe It *ell
Thew ari- to Jin hi li
fiirniiih the backgroun 1 F th
beetle eha^e after I 1 ui 11
cucltemsnt throukh hi li \h
thread of thp tar\ Ftin 111
are t>pi al of th two L n r i
clas fc of u h in t i ti in
New \ork—on*- a li aFr i I u
rant in Crpenwi h- \illau an I th I
other a fa hionable niLht eluj in 1
the heart of the Gr at W 1 it « n I
Ex it mtnt an 1 thrill ii un I
In Co Stra Kht whi h * ill % ,
the photo play at thi th jtr
We In daj It ti.ll th I n |
ot a beaut fill c o V uhn II
not be LOO I Th a t in 1
Gialj>« Hulette Mary TJFF U n
TH IT *i n\m
rivi-iii
|u,n -]h r M ndd
D utl M i
in ih i 1 f
Ih I F f
may i f r
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t Ih tir 1
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a tirl Ih Jkii h nil pp 1
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. 1 n i 1 that f a
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WITH TOASTMASTKH
I ri Hirk.-nhi-iiil i< cm- of tin-
ill i t j*tmu;-l.-i> ..r nfl*-r=
I I I F I MT» ill I,Iill.il,11 ilini
, ] 1 tuilliMli'i- ill li.lililiJi.u-
i tl-l i l!i-i-i-iitl> li.' ri.-ir.i,rk-.|;
M i l l I..-n i'yli i-f trial.- :iiiil
i ii-lh.n-."
1 II i SViUin,
1 i triri" in
f i iiimcins,. li
till.
linn.
Sport
Shoes
For Men
'•*''\ fcM
J W
v-X
$4,95
Ciilors (» Choost' from
WHITE
WHITE and HI.ACK
WHITE and TAN
I" or SS will not by an
hftler shoifs
Royal
Shoe Store
HI") Ashurv Avenue
Oreiiii THj% LeiidliiM Shoe Ht*pr
VOK, sir, "That's My Baby!" Doug's best — and
we don't mean maybe!
Honm title — some picture — some gaffs — some
lauuhs!
Auto chase, airplane ride, big scenes, color, pretty
({iris, lauuhs, romance.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
flI, H, OK MII.I.K I'resimlB
Monday— SPI
ROD LA ROCQUE
"BRAVEHEART"
vtllh
LILLIAN RICH ROBERT EDESON
TYRONE I'OWEH
Tuesday— MKTRn-r.dl.DWVN
Constance Bennett
Joan Crawford
I Sally O'Neil
DOUOLAa MA LEAN
IN THAT S Mf B^EY
A PARAMOUNT PI1.TURE
After the Show
TRY OUIt
Fresh Soft Shell Crab
On Toast With Tarter Sauce
SEE
"SMILING GUS"
VIENNA DELICATESSEN
RESTAURANT
941 Asbury Avenue
"SALLY, IRENE
and MARY"
Wednesday—
SPECIAL ATTRACTION'
Lew Cody Mae Busch
in
"Time=The Comedian"
Thursday—
Vera Reynolds Ralph Lewii
Edmund Burns
In
"The Million Dollar
Handicap"
1'riirn the Kyvf! - i Th«Hiu)|hl!rc.ds i *
BUILDING
Near
7th St. and Asbury Ave,
' Will Permit
8 Apartmenti and
2-Stores
Garage Space for 3 "Care
Will Show Profit
Immediately of
14%
NOW
Is die
Time to"
Purchase
Lois in
The Gardens
for
Investments
and Home Sites
"Ocean City's Favorite
Under Direction of The GM, W.
ZZ . AUI'^U ATTH,MTIii>T ^
Thursday, tndiiy, Salurdnv, Junt a J i
THE FRISCO HARM0N& 1
S-Mttody Monnrkii-5
With JOYCE CARLTON
UUnWrWilMil^il^^^^^^^*
HICHAKI) TALMADGE
"THE NIGHT PATROL"
Tl ),M(IHR(1W—Suiilrduy, Juiu. ,-,!h—ONKIU^
A (iptll llmiin nl Hi, |i,r, Trltk
tlIRi
Added t (iriifilj=ALlrK AWM11A-. \S 'SHE'S A PE&XL*
Kklm—To|iir« nt thr JJ3» olid HrM Km. riifee^t^
WEEK OF JUNE 7
Daily MaiiiifP ni I P. M, Kui
StONUAV mid Tl'KSnAY—Juno Tih and Hih (Twofcnft
I'AHAMitl ST I'M H. tiHS f
*«»;
Full qf pi'p
Iht hlury nt .
a prcilj young
wifiVN night nut
in Nr>v Vork,
Addvd i"gmiiI}'=BILLV FRANEY in "KAVUH ME.''
AKgOTH JAMLK
WEDNESDAY, Jum; »ih.
'MNMM
She Wil a bn
bobbed. hiWWil
whole love sflMi|
turouithrilliwmU«|
,ilV fallow htf tor 1
WLLALMi
UNIVERSAL JcWEU
Helene Chadwidc and WilUam^
Em.—"THE CI1KAT ARENA"—A B^nlUnJ W »»*"
i „ y.'
ITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
Published and Printmd in Ocean City
[VOL. XLVII., No, 12—ZH l'uKcs_l SedlonH
OCEAN CITY, N. J., PKIDAY. JUNE II, 192U. I'RICB THREE CENTB
Teachers Dispute Ruling
of Board of Education;
Threaten Legal Action
• ^Q
Principal Miller and Miss MaiNenj Empiov Counsel lo Pro-
ttct Their InlervstH—Cluim llnfulr 'freiilment—
City Solicitor Doswvll Hives O|iinion
KIWANIS CLUB'S AWARD CONTRACT
FIELD DAY WAS j FOR EXTENSION
MUCH ENJOYED! OF WATER MAINS
Elected President
„ batile ovpr oiip of thn niiisii
[ jinsBtionBl school tan'f, pvtr btin-ilj
[in this rnunicipalily louiiw tiiilas'l
: tho Ocean City Board of Kilu-j
I eatloli declines to make liny
Ichingi's in ii" action of rirllcvinui
I Alfred C. Miller, principal Bf tliiij
IWMlfy Avenue Srhoiil, from all;
I duties, nnd demoUnic Minn Knimii
I A. MucNsnl from tlie, princi|ml»lii|i
|«f ths Central Avenue Hchvul in
[thi podltioii of teai-liPF in thh sixth
I fradv of another Klioul. Oul,-liinil.
ling fcatiireii in" tht cam* ari":
I County PFOKBOIUIIK Attmn.-v i
I William A. t.anipbel!. Jr., apiiiiiii-il,
I before the Hoard of hiluralinii ui
Ills renular niRBtinff TUFMIBJ- mi-
I ninf, as counsel for tin-- twi, ti'in-h.
I in nitd demanded that thfy lu- n-
totolPd to llieir prusj.nl piiiRitiiii,^
[by Friday, Jun» II, mid Hint iliiv
|be m noliiied, or the I'lllin- |irin-i -1
dura would b« "given a ii-vii-w In-
fore the Commissioner of Kiluca-I
tion' 1 Mr. Campbell contiMiil.-i lliul!
Miss MacNeal eoniM umiiT llii-'||
Unure of tilllce ai'l, and llial Mr.i
Miller has a right lo In. ri-luiii..,l j
both under the 'tenure uf survin-
liw and the "Veterans' art," i
City Solicitor Andrew C-ls,,,*.;
will iiandotl down a wiitli-n:
ojlnion, ill which he sli,li.il thai!
tie "Veterans' act" lias In ilu with
.> B-s, and that, inasiiiuili ut u 1 •-
ay e sj%;^ fy -Si SCHANTZ HFADS
came under thi! head of nn UHH-T.! JLIl/ill IL ULfiUJ
He alss iJuints out tliut, uiidt-r thf
tinure ef office law* a tirut-iu-r niuy
be dlsmistseU .&* suUJecti'U__t« n-
dBetien of salary fur imMfiihMir\
incapacityi cohdu*jt nyt bin'oming ii
teaener ur other jusl i^auH!*, hi
Jdi opinion, Mr, Ruswell indirylf?
iinumbeF of logal i-UH**s Mitiilur in ^
I the on*- now undc^ tin-, in wliirh {)Vvtm n i v ,\ssiicijition Also
&^^a V& WE:; KkTfH Paul SplerkiT
leourW. »iri'-l'ri'sldl'iil
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING
Baapball Came Was One of A, Newton Bunbee, of Tren-
tlii' Bin rDatiiriJH of | ton. Was Low Itiildi-r
Outlnj} for Work
MANNE'K TEAM VICTORS | rns ['RICIE WAS SSCi.OOn
PirraH Compete—Winner
Tulls of Alililly lu
Do Job
Marble (iiinu> and Treasure
Hunt Followed Fine Din.
iifr In Evvninfr
'I*" iinmml "r'ii'hl Hay" i.f Hit- Hev.-iii! lart'" lirin.: wpri> amuiilr'.
Oi-i-an rity Kiwaiii^ iiiilj |ii-(ivt.d iiltln. hitiilei-s at ilif iiiri.tiiii? uf UM'
iiiilii i-vi-iu fill- iiii meniiii.i-s wlu. '. Atlanlii- I Us, ffi:»:.r.ai: 1*1-
iluli iii,,iiili..(>. l,.fi Divaii ciij-:»iii'il 1- iliili-r l-.iiii|iaiij, Allaul'
ab.iut J, ..-.-l...-k in I lurnliiB. i'ilV. !•"-'
(llhi-i- ini-iiilii-i,, I'IIIIUWLII in viii-iiiiis
timi-F. liiiiiiidliinil tin- ihiy. yuijil
iiuli ^i-i-i. th*- i.vi.tits an-unK'.d f,..i
lli.. iiiiyliMlil limn-?.. l-!iii
r..i-.iinnl its full ,hnn- nf iitli.nli.iii,
liul it ri.|iiaili,'i'l I'm- Hi,- Imsi-hull
Kii tu IJI-IIIK ciul llii. lui-t Dial tin.
Hiilj hns Mini,- r.-iil bill] playi.H iiiiii
Mill!!- tlutt iiiii't (iluy i-vi-ii ;r iillli-.
I Inn li-iiiii wtis hciiili'il liy W, I.
liayiniinii, while, llii. iitjici- waii
liih'.li-il liy J. l-'ri-d Mumif. il was
a iini--.-iil.-il fr:i!in>, willi llii' Maiiiii.J !. '-.
I.,,,,, wimiiMK l.y tin. si-,,,, nf -lj,,^^
Thrilliim Rumo
Thi. K^tiii. wys lliii witliiiiil! "!'
tlicills, iiiiil it jfiii-s ivithiiiii Kiyirnt. 1 ' 1
it was full nf, riiiilidy fi-iim iii.jfiii-• Hi
(I'ulilinufil un I'aijii D) i lu
Business Men Will Ask
City for More Parking
Space for Automobiles
Representative!! of Various Organizations lo Appear Before
City Commmaiancrg and Set Forth UfRint Need
for Prornnt Action In Caring for Visitors
Mil, AMI MH.N iciIBI-:KT KINSLIH-: iti-:u.
|
.:ifli*i
MUCH ACTIVITY
AND LARGE SALES
OVER AT DEL REY
lliKiltiufI, ('IjUijill
\\\.i fullii'i' IKUI
.intiM-t.
Opvniliir lliikus
, f'Li*; I If 1
fn hi Hi-
A iliui Tii-:ir» i.f failliful
iPFlifi', (li-iii Mi 1 T. HliHM. nf till-
ii'lli-i-invi' I,a- lililT.I ;l- |in--iil,-lil
nf lim Hull.I l'r,.|iii, li.r.' A-niiia-
iliiiii i.r Oi'i-ai, I'ilj, Mr. Maim fin
ijliPilth ^ jt!:ii! li-.- hi-t yi-ai'jiF t^ii
ijit.ilunily tu
ii. .mil Mt ki«l
CITY BEACH TO LIFEGUARDS GO
BE KEPT CLEAN
DURINGiUMMER
i. .l.u'k*.!crtu'i*.
ON DUTY IN THIS
CITY SATURDAY,
Four of the HOVM, Wilh (apt,,
•lernee. nt Tenth '
Street
MISS KRESS A
WINSOME BRIDE
IN THIS CITY
! Wedded to ItohtTKinnloe Hell
1 III First M. K. Church
Thursdijj'
MANY FRIENDS"PRESENT
Iliriillnnt Dinner nanre lit the
i Plunders Niuhl Before
the C'erenioiiy
(Int. i.f tht. stit-iul i-Vi-iiU iif this
si-ui-iiii wan iht' woiiiiihi; of Knbi-rt
Kilislmi Hi'll. i.f Ih,. law til-lii nf
Krt-|iN * Mi'll, tiiis fily, anil Mi
I'ilixabt-th WayiH' Kri'ss, diiuiflil.
of Mr, itiiti Hrii, Carl Kn-Uprlrk
NO SETTLEMENT
OF SIGN DISPUTE
IN I HIS KHNIIK I '•••'•--. '•< tills fily und I'lllaburKli,
111 lllliJ IVIJOUIVI iii ilu- i-'irst M. K. (.'him.!! in miiin
Some Realtors Favor One
HiKn on IIoiiHi" If Owner
Ho Ilertires
A nuinbt-r uf thf- young friend
uf tin. ha|(|iy pair witlii'Hst'd tin
y, which was iHiFfuFined Ly
] Hit" . iii'V, ijr, Nnrihun Vint'pn't
_ . _ HuiKi-nt, puslur nf Ihii rhurch, as-
BALLOTS AIUC ITNSInNEU ^f''' 1 '»• «>.. Uny. l)r. J. .Vermin
Honrd Hupt's lo I'ldm 1 Miiller
nt Its tn
Week
Ncxl
Ht'li, .jiaHlor uf the Firm
ti-Fiiiii CIHIFCII In ItuHois, Pa,, an
iihiit. uf lilt. iiFiih-grunm,
•MIK. F. Mlunlvy Kri-ps, HistoF of
-thi* brill**, was liiutruh of HohiiF.
JMSHI" Ci. Iji'll, of Siiraiituii, a broth-
uflhi* l'ridt.j*Tuoni, wa.H bt.Ht
lipil.1 ll.i- i.ritii
. hi^ uishr.- huv.- i.f.. il i/r;ililit'i[,
• Tlm uiiraMiza! lull's niiiks Slav.*
, ;|I(...-II .jiiiii-wliat ilii|il'iliiil within tin-
last fi'W iniinlhr; li!..t'a!!.-.i.' nf rliiiiiifi.
uf .iwn*.|-^!ii|i iii a tiiinil.ei' iif hiilf-l-,
unji-liii-f Willi lii-nllis aiiiniiK nifill-
• •" ' Iii-iv. iiml i! «ri-: lic'i'iili-.l li. liayi. a
..jausii of the wiili'spii.al HI- i nippiin,, f,,i- n.Miti,iiiiati(i|i Tiii-
Ilerest In aihlitioiial futiliU.-s f"f' B11, "|,i:|,| ;,t if.-.. l-'liiiiii.-rs, will,
Ithi shdrl-lime pal'klnu t'i - |»,.,.tv--is- iii.ti-i MII'H and W,,IIIIMI
•daring tbo day or i'ViMiiiii? -nt-ar- ^^ i^-iiii-^r-ntiiii; Mi i f'L n i-n
Ithe BoMwalk, a-repurUT f,ir tin 1 ! lllMli',
I l n i K f i
IChimpiun to iearii hi«
Ishst hi wan willing tu riH'iiiiiHi
Its the City CoRimliuilonurx a» u
•
lilli.uiiii-" all- liif linwly.
ni,-rli.,i uflirei'-.:
to the City C-ommissiunurs as ii ITi'.-idi-nl, Klmrr S. HHialilz, nf
riliif to thin liurt of thf train,' till' Niiriiian.li.'i. yliv |iw»i,|i'nl.
preblem, which la in his .h-pan- I'aul • Spippkn', ..r, th" wrainl:
mjiit ' IIWWUIIT. .Mi*. \Vi.n. I', Uluiiilin,
Miyor Champion U|)licars tu iff tin- liist'iiyiw; fi-crf-tlily, li. A,
favor wiileninis both Firth ami Ht'liriBlit. uf Ihr Oci-alii,-.
BUth streets hetweon llii' U-niit.-. 'One iif ihi-iillipr impurtanf mM-
tourtli and the Boortlwalk. tils iralnaPtPil M tl"' nn-Miiij!
While the oilglnai rtrect iilans • (Coiitinucil on l'a«e 8.)
. induilo'n sidowalk on both f-iii.'J —i ——— .
I of tho city lot, it is likely that iitr HANK SELECTS YOUNG
I the foot tralTic will remain, on thi> j I A N ]?HOM NKW YORK
Ibsilt-up Biiles of Fifth and. Histli _,
|«tMt«, i | |, Vuimhil New ilfliifr al TriWI
1 MayoF Champion feels that Tf,-'- '• -,•„,„„.,„,.,
Ithi atrip-4 insiHe ths iiresi'iit mrli _____'
PS^In'SKfl'tt'iK , ^'F"^'fTt^'fSe'
The Mayor la studying HIP prd.-'fly Till" "";> I »"' ' '"".'•"•'•• »•
I lem of what can be donL- ali.l will i, nuw i.n diilj'-. „...,.., ,..f,i,
thi next mcotinref thi! conmil-.- H" nunfaiil-'p 1ru« (. ni-.ii > i.f
rtonirs. He is very.OBtiniislU. B/JNI-H- )«* f"f ?""".•. '»-••.;'",''
to thi benentfl that will earn? frfnii j lhunmitl.il>' os|ieriniicp.l in Him linn
Itttliew pafkini; ofilinunce . . inf iietirllirs, ,
MARY CAi
CI:OBC "
Shi Iri.J la furjil hfr ml, but ilni nn" MmnllHd llO" 1 * J
end gf the esrlli. ^ 41BH -=--"
«lln.d r.n.rii-Th« • Tun at Fan I ..1" In ' IV THg *"«•_,
'[HURSD VY, June 10th,
{Baseball Season Opens
July 3 WitkChester Team
ndl of the OccniratF^Clu 1 ' Ann j urti # ^ B
Cheater—Noted Pinjcrs Amons the Number
.Thf o/flclhl liaseball seosnn will
I.epin here Saturyay, July 3, with
!•;B» bttwain the Ocean City
I duh anil ths Chester team, thn hit-!
[ p a member of the Intentate-j
ui, ttMordiiij to a statemnit
i the SentitickLedger ot noini
/by Balph L, Chester, pro-
pinoter or thi local or_amsal!oit.
Pter of this local orpin
I jOBier lamit art being Brranreil
IS* AHintowii, Bachatach Oiants,
I Btawbiidge' ft -CiothMr and a
I Mber of DtherMblriime" teaniii,
• «.il also announced that gamea
I W bung plannod with big lengua
I mm fn iames when thssa cltihs
J *»;eff kbiduis, ;'\ "'••.." • '
1 i^ta l J team will lie inanBgeil
WilliBmi. o£ PWlMtol.
. ,,% tbimtr it, Lbuii Nationul
aM»«-pl*yer, whoris aequainted
M°Coiirifi" MMfc, "Bueky" Haiv
*** iiores of ether, league Wan.
y'^oT' thn Heading 'inipratati
:i-aisiie, ontfleldcr 81)11 iiitfliijr.
* liiikeiey, formerly uf Lit [jroth
.w'lL-aia. outfielder.!"... Wleter,
lii! ASC*, ojitncMcr and pitch-
)r, iformerlywith tKi.-Harriel)"
"Bien, first hap, fttmofiy of the
Vlrijinla League, .,- . • '
• James : laiidenberger, secont
"p"'YoiinBi shortslopi former,
ly SlBi-Detroit in tlte Amencan
'
•.-.';TOfl."l'.""'l-'ii
i.-l.-,i fur lli>.
Is VMI,.,I f,.r
iit-isoiis vi.ti'.l
'''I> hi N.i iiilit.ii W;!S tiilu-u iii! t
liii Ki
Nut iijily \y.i i
WIT ill..ll-UIIII-||l]|| ill
ill |l|i| |J|.y fi-rim this
.-ill IMiilililiiltty. llf-lfll-.l tu
I-UICH Hill-iljih (In- Vi'liinii
ortirns of Ihi- ni-trnriiK=it MiM,
Mill Cnuiilj 1 .- !,,,- Tii,.»,|[iy. ,\ i,n,,il,,.|. ,,f ||,,.
.'• ' K'lilllililii'.l nil 1 "11«.• Lill
i.|.!,,.,!. — — — •
BIDDERS FOR
CITY'S $155,000
DRAINAGE BONDS
. lllll. i
,'. uf lain- Mliy i'.iiiiily liki. Ill" 'I.'"
I I - ! | | I I I I I I I " I I - I I | ! - i l l | | | , ' i r ; m i l ; 1 | M ~ |
lives of Hi.. l!iiii,ln.,U uf ...l,,,,,! • a m i P a n - h - s Ihi' IILW,' i.f 111',-aii I'ity
childrpii win. will I..- mji.-n-d ,,i • ' " l n ; ' M l
t h i ' l r s l i i i l i P s ivilli t h e i-hi.iiiif t i i - 1 " " 1 ll1 !''
...i. . i i i . • I i
BIG AUCTION
SALE TOMORROW
Siild to A. V. O'lMvii & Co.,
il Firm from Ni'w
York Citv
StiLtPs uf III" I'lliii
FM (Jinnill'i.-..
IIII I'ntri- il)
Ml (H INTEREST SHOWN
Tralman Will oner HarKaliis Winner's Hid Was S1 fi5,0fi0
at Tent, Kinhth Htreel i >C SI51.000, With Ac*
and Allantie Avenue "lied Interest
wil In
y I l r nl
ihnl there will nut }IP an
!l fin"!MIins" uiul that ;ill pprson
will he FiitiuiruU to obey thp Inw tu
l l
("'ajiiniir .li>innp hi-liovi^ tliui
tlii-ri' will lii- hiim-ht^- nl' jiiifiiu-
tU'-rz nil .the !if*-ic-li iifti-r, l^liiUiV.
Ihiw liielmlinif ninny frnn'i I'lilln-
ili.l|iliiu. Oilier flaliiiiiii will hi-
ufKifniil iiH tlrt> i-rowilH anil WMUUIIM
ilpmutiil,. Tlinri' w-ill he iwrK-p ^iji=
tiliiiH flu tilt' Iinili-li wiipli llii- ?i-;l.-iiti
ijpi-ilN, '
• 'I'lici Truth Htnvl Kliitinn »ill, !i-
IMuilli h*> L'pntral houiIiiiMirti-r^, 11 riH
- f('ontiinipil mi Pnm- ^li
LITTLE CIRL'S
52-POUND DRUM
LANDED UPTOWN
: C'aiitrht Off AnKlent' t'luh In
W, T. Cleuf, i.f
Phflndelphin
Tiii' niil-tlu>:i>t stiii-iii that . lii-l.i
.' ,-Wiiy frnm Halilhiay until Monday
inllil iinivi> liiiiiihi.ds of lisli.iiwav
; I'ltini iiii' Aimli-rV Club pi,-r• n-
. ( f "tli-
..,.|t ill nl iiilili.ili .-III.
H il i l ill l M
1111.1.1
-vi-l- ln-1,1'» v
H "' mlvprtisiMl MIII- ,,f $lfis,pqo
..,.|t ill nl iiilili.ili .-III.- i-vil ln1,1" li'MWlil ilrulllilK.i luilliln liy tliih
n il,-....,!, iilv will l». M,,iii-,i iin.li-i- iiiuHii-ipiility Ui-i-w ii Inrgi- nunibi.r
!iii,.-iiii.' mil," Kiwhtli SIIH-I ,111,1 '" 1 "!' !l - "•,•>»•" w.Ti. om-mil nl thi--
1 Mliinlii ini-inii', 1 liy 1 -nil- Trai. "H'^'liiit! nl" llw lily luniiillsmoniir«
' mini, ,,f ih,. N.-iil >:.iliit.. Aiirlinii wnniliiy ufu-rnunn. .
i|-|iiii|.iinv,"li.-i(lM.ilnK nl 1 nVlork •«»H«'Ki;iilativl.« uf m»iinii!fl in
•Kntiii.'lVii. Ji I'J. inul ...iiiilmiiiiK-' N|1 . w v " l , k "'"1 ...I'liilttdfljihia. uc
until lil'Mhlirlll', m-rnhlillir In a. well in JiTwy l.lly Iind Ocnan
-liili-mi-ill Bivi-n tlii, iii.«.-V.iip,.i- ln-.'--'l>-- .»•••»• »t thr mmitlng nf thf
Mr Triiiinn I.MIV '111.- ~-ilf will I"I»IIIISHII31I, iiml unuauul inlt'ivat
ihi-iuil,".' Imli-i... i,|,ki-l,ii,nl •jioii«.-' wa f'.«: ill ' 1 V l1 in 111" ,.ul,i,iHP,
, 1 I,... j . Afti'r thn liiilM hull Ii,-i-n mad,
'' '-ir.-n'ri'liiii' 1" 111,- -in. li,iii).n[- :!|f.' llll '- v Wl ' rl " Mi'lt'"''! tiirlml nvnr-to
Im • li ing" 'i liniir -ll'li- f ' il >' Tn-ii-liivr ••Chiri.lliv H Si'uir
ii ' ' ' " M iV l 1'iMlliy" broadrast ami o'np cl-ouknr;' (iimrlt! 1 Illiiir, nf!
THIS CITY!
iia,| Aibmlmvii, ii -
j Make o PilRrimiiki' friini Allunlir MRS,
to to th? liome in by giving up for this
mrpojiu u purt of the ^rounel be-
w.>_ii Fifth ami Sixth rtnwtii, tiear
hp ocean front.
Th** matter nf the need uf addit-
cifiiil parking upaee fur ttutefflO'
iiii'M hi'hf, is tjik^ |jFupi«r care sf
III** Kivnt influx of lniit^hinen ex-
led In Ocean City ihi=i iiuhimer,
• n.^uin bfouKht before the
imt«*r of Cniiimefco by ^alph
•jiitfi'r, who huN lipen talking on
?iiiiiji_i-t hefnre various busUi
* tirtnmizuffuiu; liDre for several
As *iiltfr
f
.jtin, teo, Hd
Itadfard wxprewieil himself _..
very mueli opptfMvil Cu indlscrimin-
" parking in the _amp
Mr.
oihom
l
Mr, Suttoti and
the subject &%
ttd bd
li*ntfth. It wai* stated nobody
A-uiitM thi* dittAKTecublr things near
liiH or hi-r honio, hut that many o£
tioiis of the rlty submit to the an *
ituyufiet*& at the uyt* |iyrkln^* la
front of- their doers became ef
the t-'onditfonH and for the genera 1
good, of the rt'soft
\l, W. MdwardN supportotl Mv.
hivinjfi*r in the latter'^ plea for
arkinjj spaoe ifl the camp ground
lurk near the beueh front. It
k'uiilil hi' ii big ailvuntugv to tho
iiwn If it weriv knuwn that there
4 (spat 1 ** there fur paHsibly 2000
'la!mod that It would
iiiiiki* no djfferenee* That jeeplfl
Hvlriif 'around Thin! or = Fourth
Htri'r't wiiuUl f|rSvt* their muthinPH
[u Tenth HtrptH uf Miioriyn ter^
Klmur J, Pear! ^uggeRtnl that
it might be well to have roadways
prDvidHii In the samp jgraundiip
whli'h wouht relievy tnifTIc enifdU
lions, ,
Mr, lias IttKfr lirflgnh! that nn
i!> di'^'irr-n lu injuri'' ppujjprty, an
mv iipfii'ami to fear, uh Fifth
iiml Sixth Htri'pU, Jf there/ Were
injury^ duiip tliens it would bn
fidt in tithi'i- partis of the city,
flip s]iciik('r'M pi'i-Mijiiid opinion
that imm* iiutomohik's on
Fifth iiiiil Hlsth strpt'U Would • eii=
iiinrp Lht» vuhif of property*
i'n^idi»nt J. Fml, Mainie told
f "th** I'iLy ("niiimiMsloiiPrs 1 ap-'
(jiin-iiL unanimoiiN opinion agflinst
lii'rniilLin^ parking «n the i'uinp
rroumTrf nft^r they had luurd Mr.
IfiujfunrH %'ipws ut n nieDtfjiK of
,ll!' jHiliI'd I! PtiUpIu (if Wi'i'ks liJfS,
M\\ button ilet'lurtnl it wouh! hv
a'Srth JiiirnlriMlN of ttiuu-MitnH-H of
iiolliirN to huvii thi 1 dpNlrcd und ry=
ijuired parking hjmi't 1 hvtVi
J, Huwurtl yhii'Uin HUj?gestei.l,
luil if ii Inrije ih'U'Kiitloh of liu^U
m.'^N riien Wi-nt hi-fufe tht? •_ oinniM-
^ion ii; u body ami made the re=,
CJIH'M, for the iii'slred parking m&m
hi^ might havi» thi' eiTvzjt of eaufl-
nu the lumnl to grant the ret.
It was flnnlly det*Uk*d to ^o by-
on' thf City ftiininlHHlutieFH Men-
lily with the iuqui'st.
m
thi
l
SUSPECTED OF
STEALING BIKES
Cil;,' Police Claim to lie Round-
inff Up Alleged Young
. Gang
•Tnlli-i" iiiiliiy lira ciiwlnit fn nil ft
laiiil ot t'uliilvil ioutliB who, tdi!y
;:iy,- aru Hti-ulihg biGyeleH from
vurioufi mctiotw of th.v eity-'ond
thvn- re-nollinK them.
CliiMinnr MiiyJiolilN iinil Nnihdn-
irt Stewart were lirraignrcl In-fofo
Polii-i- Justiw Frallota II. Wiifo
yONiiifihiy mnniine anil impIloiiliMl
Jtnlvin Morfiii ilnil anolhef youth. '
Both thi< Stewart anil ltcynolils
ya uiimitUu! that they hail liiey.
_ J8 in their llnsspiiaion. The
Stewart boy ilrnifil. Having fltolcn
liny Tniiehim-k
On rpt'onimpndAtisn qf Chief of
waril .loliiiBon. the liilB
aod until tho Morfia boy
ia' j)!eki»il up, nt which linw nil
cdnmriimi will bo gSvcn u
tafore Police -'-Justice
A nuniljtr p{ eomplillnti of ,
olen lili-vrli-ii have been reci" "
at tho central station anil.(
aw'now of the opinion thai they
lunc landed thone TesiKinillilc far
the theftii
Nathaniel Stewart wan removed
from hig bed lato Wednesday Slight
and tik^n to the polieo station,
«horg he made an emphatic denial
of any knowledge of any stolen
He -BUR accompanied by
y p y
his methsrt who aphild ihi boy in
hip eontentisng,'
AccoFtilng ts WstimsTiy
eel ,at the;^h#srliig'•bifs
trafce i Wargj thq y, |
Ini'tKe bicyck':^ \vould paint Hie
? qhange whcela and thea
y^saios: Jn goals Intate
have amashedr thi
ii
'i
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M

ARMY BOXERS
INPH1LA;
with honor*, _ from tin
jnunny, ~ y, n tt reKimoni refnment iume.i fum**d for mr its in. U l m m l t ¥ of Delaware, ..nnouncefighting:
material, h-w ilnelopeil n m(,nt WH, „,„,,, Wtllnet,do t,vn
^S.^.!^.^*.. 1 : 1 t
,!.. !!', l-lt that Mn* M,ml Pjle dauBh
hoptfut
_ . . . . u in attendance
The piiijariLy of? the delegation,
luiifcrw rr *ill be /ropi Fenntwlvdnji,
Mir>Iinlp Delaware and Kcw
ji/-Miy *• *J" K f
Jkrtliur ( Jpdtpon, secretary of
tlic Hillpr l*ckiOopipanyrhof ThH
-;, arlfip]ili>f wiILln chairpnuv and ho
J L ' Ik (iii thi nrogquq fotw i "
MANY VISITORS
KNIGHTS TEMPLAH
4a Htar Dr.
Sjfeak June 20
CHURCH
CDmmanderyr Ko
y J ^ s plan?, wlifch has
amon Kits membprship, many
—Tlilnl Floor
:v"Some Excellent Material ijnd>
»„*, Scraps ps to be Seen
r-C ' In I Ri Ring
TO
AT $ESQUI
- ,
';• Former
Cham-
.; pibn, Freddy Welsh, Is
' ~ Coaching Boys
1
Hew Ynrt, June 10—A fontin
j ' £tnt «f army boxers from Gwer
II * , nora Island, Icii by Lieut C A
!' : .,.' \Veickpr, of the Sixteenth lnfaii
try, with Captain Freddy W(,Uh,i
former lightweight chironliin of
the WflHd, nu co irfi left todn> for
the iScsqm-Centennial Exhibition
in Thllodelphln, where thev will
u J fifcTlt in a tlirep-comered towna
fi j Jncnt with boxerr of the navy anit
marine corps for ultra service
championships.
Lieut Wpiekert fl^htinj; squad,
tht 1 View of Donations Received at Ocean City Seashore Home for
Rabies.
fcecond Corp i
reinforced upon ar MARRIED TWO
rival In Philadelphia by boxers
frdin the Third Corps Aren anri it
•will then become known as the All YEARS; PAIR
Army Boxing; T>am
The prellnilndnets of the trtumu
ment-ftpen tonight at th*. exhibition KEPT SECRET
stadium ThOBfe who mrtlif the
opening clashf-s *VL til fight in the
s^emi final's on Weilnesdav Jnne 16
. Torbert and Miss Py
and tne cliampion hips will be Latter of Wilmington,
fought for in the finals oh "Ftiday Spring Surprise
June 18
Lieut Welder, for two jeari
bbiini? instructor of the Si\t«.ntli
Robs He i«? confident of
annexing Uic championships of
the light hcavjMitifrht, middle
""t, Hjthtu-eipht nnd buitum
: division^.
_]ftut Wclcker's big: four an*
jjh.t-btitvy\** i i£lit Jimmit. Tin\ a,
Middleweight JJilh T r a n k 11 n
- g- - R - Cliarlip •" • w a n I
Bata)Jj*(Jtbt Jw Currj All arc
champions hi of f th the SSunml
Corps
Area and membirc of the Six
tetnth Infantry
Dimmutiye burpnM! package*,
are in the lighting *» ti nuc ter of Mr. ami Mrs. Clarencn J.
PyleF of 702 West Twenty-fir^t
Wilmington^ antl Richard
r Torbert, ^t>n of ilr. and
Mrs. Harry W, Tortanrt, of Chcaii
City, bail been mafri**d eincy February.
It was the culminfttion of
i t romarico and courtship
that h«*l la*ti* for their kindly interest
and financial (support. In the name
of the little suffering babies who
recei\e the benefit of thi** work.
Following is a Ii t of food
stuffs donated, with the names of
donors
Cases of pea% beans urparagu$,
v illofi eaca of pe&s; beans, prunes,
large tUm box of oatmeal? twelve
cans of tomatoes, earn; twelve
WILL BE BRIGHT eang svspgfated milk; ten padsagg§
of minute tapigoi 80 pounds
of sugar* 2 bags of flour* 8 pQundi
AS DAY AT THE qf tea; 2 pounds pf coffee 1,8 baskets
of potatoes i soap, ' eriges,
matehesj spaghetti, oranges, med^
PARK THEATRE leal supplies and cakes, from
| Messrs, Mann, Schanti, American
^-^ ._ Stereo Ketok Brothers, JefTrits*
Marked Improvements Beinglnsarkgt, AeJd^r'a bakery, Gorden'i
Made to Property at market) TiptM Inn, 080111101*1
store, Adams Park Place
1 furniture store,
Woolwofth's, WnIlttCf'ii hanlwaif
„., . . . i store, Holbnoh^ drug gtsre,
Thor. pr..l)ablj «"--" t » busier Hatnei 1 eut price ilraB store, Aulf.
»,.» in Iwntlih ~oek thiin Bid- j sto WiUon'i. (froMfy store,
ney K fctanli) of tin- Moorlyn;part m a l k i U Niekerson'i, market,
Theatre, nho *a, nctlMly gaB-, Bowke|Jl! ^ BmhiV 1 !! market, J,
id in wmimt the m.n^ niirked j ^ ^ , a m | j,,, j H|S)>Hnbotham.
and improvements to the I Cmh eontrihutions were HN-eiv-
Park Tin Mix nnd ill of the build-|e(|
inj^ undtr thf Bennethum nitl Sul-i
Mayfir Joseph G, Champion,
tin owner^np on tht Hoardwalkl
at Hnd jiboi-e I* irk plae**
J. Trout,'A; Smith,'H, 8,
When the Park 'hi*tr, openi. M n fl g u j g v
for the -.M on S .tur.l,.> June | QeB -^ •,.„„ Qeo w G L L
1), w,th Tom Mix and Tony, its. fiarn!tt, W I .Raymond. N. C,
"'IUHI! th° n rrtabli'hmriit "'so to 1 ?* 1 A ' V - Smithl FFel1 Adams i
lompliti- and t..mpreh n-|^. 'have.g" 1*^,^ %/MoJlJ; John**V:
been tht ihangci for tin bttter in «.,.,„ u » Smith J narielsh
th., builrtinir in c.l.lit...i. to the Jl^'Jii HerbertP Camptall'
embel,-hmcnt^ an.l mbbe, g „!,„„.„;„_ jBmeii- McMknui.;
tire d llnor ppatron-
«.ll see u flne „ w Qitlilmr Wm, Fraseh J,
The o reniiSny n. pprformwl in . ml,roic onri . .irgan an on, of th.- ben p Jone j Thiomley Hughes, H.
rumberland, Md , by the Riv Pmn | ln th^ State
I Hliknr) partor of (hi- Pres. aDol,t thi
byterian Olumli Imniediately
afterward the younir 5*nd popular
Cftuplc retumetl to their unlversUy
life nnd no one dreamed that they
were man fttul wife until they an
nounced it to members of the
family.
\fter h.uinv a brilliant
r«onl in the Wilmn-ffton Huh
bilionl 1.1 ish Pvle Tiient to tht Wn
, t n^er-iitj of Deli
ware four >e*r^ flff« lliew "hi
continued her icsU^emfc mil poriiil
t/m^r With Ruch4Jdi£tinclion thtit
she btLafi-t ninrleU a*« one of the
ablest and mofit popular students
blic took the jrtn and scienn.
course, majontip in *»c.fnr* 1 n«nt is >,,.rinB no ,Ipl«, in O,e'^ $ M. CaSron; MM. J
Catlnian, Darby
wdl be cnn«tn«u>1l on the
After
1 -,
Ldditlon to thene contrlbu.
beach, in front of tht Ihi itn , ——' -
ie Ladiee
m>f opportunity for nijfht
IiatliiliE for thomj who may so i!e.|
Thore will bi crtabli^hfd
1 Aujulisrjr of the
j CHurrfl fent R cheek
h Ci f
Ja]
im «t tt.a £trdin on tht JKJU 1
Jjpn CHurrfl fent c
'or f 10, am! the Bainhow Cia»s of
ho MeOlddirt Church a check for
f'ilii, "in rti cheek far ift hi.; been
P^'X;rai "«gj^ jS[ Z: i Bf t£ ^ndVstor, Tt\h."^ ""^ StXdl^f "fl"Sd
vvill bi *n npen jir ice e
follont.d htr election thi )(ir both IM lUtifulK arr
hhonorarj
fnU'rniu of Phi Kappj | )„ tln snn[, ,„,( tin h b1,-ith
haupe ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER
fhl will her Er»du ition «itli thi arc ,[,.„ „„,),,rR .k«.M - • • •1«.|
GIVEN HARD CHASE
desree of bachelor of arts on list pr0,ements 1) Barrett, In I
Monday ichini ch in-i of oif tht thi. h hth ith u is the-CBughi, He Laier Made Hl» E«
YUIIHK Torbert al j i V,t\ t\ right m.m in the nj,ht pi H HH. . He
eape—"Booie" Held
mineton i lligh llih SSchool
student t for f . has h all ll of f the th latest ltet and d most pops
time, but was urariuatfd from' ular bathing suit* for the use of The entire populace of Haven
the Oci im Cit Hi(fh Schu am
i-pptnl td h him an I member b He H ll l th B d l k
f thi- foo
tacUe
jenh Elfrtlou
al"*j wa
Be-
:
( I
, „ Jii« feworil.
roes utarteil at the opprraeli
_ - , „ ul >,,u Semeni Point-Ocean
T-, ilm>,t the Boardwalk ts., ttutenwBi|e bridge, when I
for the dnver of-a
tinrtlnn" He
1 of the thrw companies of th< U StdUiH
p T C hntttilion this year and,
f o l g course at PlattthurR g CI (>S1VC
ast summer,' received last Monday
lis commbt^ion us a- second Wutt\-
e C;ty
mt in the Reserve Officers*'TrainrkfJ(dayT
July 6
Sn^ Corps* He also •was elected a
hiember of the Phi Kappa Phi hon-
rl i> I n I lainet Itritk^ W E orary fraternity and. Wid several
Mi J n I LeRo Hftwo, who jla offices during his four^year
4i n i *iII (I as a committee, -hy tho ejfe course-, .bcUiE
t h tmlH r of Comi7i^rcef to make
urMiirruunt* for th*» deception
in I i ill rl iniqeiit of the Friends'
It n til ( onferenc^, which will be
in nil iion hire from July 6 to 13,
lurlir- a>P lire completing tenta
Uii prrmoments, (
1 Jiv l/i II is will u&e the mn^ic
\t i\jIlifiTi 11 U^o.JSoai'dwalif and the
i mi parh n* ' • •V
••
Mi•1
V 1 '} Mm
i HAVE LUNCHEON* 05f THE r___ ^ --
plan to take u'leisurely lohchcori in p\ir\bo*rtito* ift^MSJlWrnui i,
and tea room. You will find delicious .food* Bervfed< In^omlorteblo '
Surroundings at very reasonable prices./-' ^S^XJ"' 'I '** *
rV .'l
Interest to Shoppers
Introducing to Ocean City
4 Vanity Fair' Chiffon Silk Vests
Introductory Price 1 .tk
Light nod Gosiumer us
a Bulterfly'B Wing I , .
Exquisitely soft against the skin and as
dainty and lighi as the finest French chiffon,
these vests'are sure to appeal to the discerning
woman.
They are the finest real chiffon silk underwear
made, Woven entirely of pure Oriental
silk. In peach and pink. Cut extra long.
Women's
RAYON HOSE
The 79c Kind
59c
Good looking, durable
itockingi, in all the newest
•hades. Lisle tops and soles.
Semi-fashioned. ,
M. E. IUU Oo,-Slre« FlMr
"Vanity Pair"
Vanti-Silk Vests
Special $2--
In thi dainty, delicate ribbed
weave that is so well
liked. Cut full and very elai-,
tic. Hemstitched bodice tops
and shoulder straps of self.
Bloomers to Match, $3,48
M, s. PUii o,,_st««
Bob Evans' Maids* Uniforms
Excellent duality black lawn cloth uniformB in popular
straight.line models. Two large pockets, inviiible buttons, and
organdy collars and cuffs. Other uniforms as follows!
CAMBRIC
Uniforms
$2.98
Splendid uniform! In oil
white. Will made,
Ltwn. Cloth
Uniforms
$3.98
Good black uniforms
that will give excellent
service.
JUNE!
The Month When All Women Want Their Hats of
i Hundreds" and Hundreds of
new/whlte felts. lake suminerV
fleecy -clouds. v Or^tho'^,
downybreaat of a song "bird/ '
iM. E. ULATT CO.i
J-' *
WHITE FELT
$2-95 to $5-05
White felts.for every'ago
of woman, from the sjjrightly
the,
' Grandmolltei'.
•V^BOJltawy Department—jralrf Floor
EVBLATT
'**> • -
White felts for every coiffure:
Boy-bob to luxuriant,
heavy tresses. All white hats,
or white-with colors. Bios*
( 1'
:';(!, j v ,~
Soisette
Uniforms
$4.98
Soft, silky BpIsattB In
good black. Well msd«.
Poplin
Uniforms
$5.95
IhcBi come In both
block awl white. Bplenurih
Ftoofdidljr tollowil,
Clearance Sale of
Girls'andTots'Coats
Formerty up
is $19,9i
Twilll
Plaids
Vlannils
Novelty, Coati
iiileBiild • i I e r t-
Biaiit or esall in liolh
eiioris snd a f a p n
moUeiii. Ivefy • esHt
nletl? llnnl with, -Ilk
of satin de elilfia.
Not' AtL ajKflHn fill
" Siiei i to 6
SiMS 7 to 14
M, ^, BISU C^^^Foyrih Floor
Women'i Smart ,
Pongee Dresses
.95
For Home, Street
Dr Business Wear
Charmine dres-
BS ' convenient
Cor Summer daj 8.
Of' good quality
pongee in one
and two piece
effects.
Variety of
styles Some
trimmed with
polka dotted
silks, others with
flowered fabrics. t
M.-
, it.
^ IT,]
HousewaMps
Continuing Our Important Seasonable OfferinK of
Needed Und Wanted 1 Home Supplies-
GREAT FREE OFFER!
Free With Each Purchase of •
NAPANEE
KITCHEN
CABINET
1 *6 Hot; Point Iron
$i UnlYCinal Toaster
fl Universal El«lrlc
Coffee Pereolalgr
DOWN
Dtfjnn One to
Year Homi
IpMlil Terms
AiLOWAi
$1 A WEEK
With amall dawn payment
C 3
$5,00 Fern
Stands
Wicker fern or flower
stands with metal fn>
Bert,
$2.98
$3,50 Pern
' Stand8
Squaw fsm or flower
stamis with motal in.
sett
Plate and Frame
Pryex pic-plate is • ovrnproof
ami guaranteed Framo
is lilckle plnted witll metal
handles.
$1.89
M CBiitt Co.—nriii mm
$1.95 Hose Reel
$1.59
Hut.n t.btatli on !• Ini In dlnnnt vutaji •
^ . •
,'i'f
15" 20 J 33 35c
18 "*m ' '

V -,
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Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
OCEAN CITY PRINTING ANB
PUBLISHING CO.
£fntlnfl-Lal(ir Billdlnr, BjtiU!-stni^«nil IIDO Ayeiioe
Telephone f people or cars assemble, the police
department is always represented.
Parking in the city pk>,t can, be restricted
to day and evening, ending at midnight.
If parking is proper jn the streets and
1 avenues near the beach at njKht, including
Fifth and gixth streets, then what is wrong
with accommodating hundreds of additional
cars'in the city lot?
lias anyone, a suggestion for parking
that will accommodate and please the city's
thousands of new and old patrons''
Is the cv^y lot, worth wer a million dol
iars,-to.£p {p wafts another year, when it w
Hbaol^tply n,eo4ed foj parking relief
Fgr opep m her history. let Ocuui City
tie able tp take care of extra business to the
gatitfaetjoh of those who pay for all the
pity possesses.
Here; jg $n emergency that deserves im
Mediate attention and action.
The plies of stone and dirt on Eighth
„ street will help fill the city lot. Let's get
' l)usy and do something constructive
, We l)ave had enough procrastination and
silk
the
Ordinan Now Before Com,-!
n ( for
Several Innovations
made from allies taken tiom then
dresses by girls of Portsmouth N H ,
white stripes being from the wedding gown
of a recent bride
In commemoration of the idoption of the
flag bj Congress June 14, is celebmtetl
throughout the nation as Flag Da\, this ob-
servance having been fosteied b> the Bin
evolent and Protective Order of Elks, among
whose lodges it was made obligatory m 1908
It 11 most fitting that this occasion should
iene to make a renewal of allegiance to the
flag The "Pledge to the Hag," taught and
reneated dailj bj pupil 1 } of mam schools, is
£S follows
"I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the j sin it-. iai' ihall be
United States and to the Rcpublii foi which
it Htands, one nation indivisible with liberty
and justice, for all"
ojl public iyorlf to, last the balance of
V
our \iVea.
Wtyle a| Qrj
TOYING HEBE
| this week a repre-
sentative of the Sentinel-Ledger was amazed
'|o find that the developers of that ^ety re-
t ^ 3 t& ll 't k th
port -i^y - the Armj at Foit Schu\lei, N
Y, August i, 1777, where the flag was nude
EiHbomlo plnn^ for thr vntvr
talnmcut of tlie PennBylviinin Kail
ttmd. Vetoraon' Assodiition wh«?n
the 'member* ctime to this cit>
Thursday, Juno 24. nre hcing per
by tin.* Chambei 1 of Com-
The boys, to the nunibt-i
of 1&00, with » lui'^c band, will
make the trip to this* rrso&in two
special trains, reachinp here ahoul
9 o'clock on the morning of June
•Z'l.
They wilt be met at the depot
liy city officials and ProsMent J.
Fred Munno and other members of
the Chamber vl Commerce, mill cs
corUxl to the beach, where they
will indulge in cAliKthcnies uuiirr
tlie direction of W. Wnrd Ucnni, of
Philadelphia and this city
Dinner will be nerved
Pllinilcrs, und the visitors will be
entertained with swimminK exhibi
tions and fancy diving by Amhai
MUlor Club pirh in i SnT*h Brj
on the spot, white stripes and stars cut from | thers,- the latter water
f l
MUCH INTEREST
SHOWN IN THE
NEW GOLF CLUB
CaptalnH of
TeamH Are Working Suc-
cessfully for Goal
Another dinner meeting sf tha
promoWn and memberi sf the
Ocean City Golf Club win be held
at the Flanders this (Friday) _
nlng for the purpose of learning
nf tin progress being made in the
organization of the Hub lntciest
Ing rtporti are expected from Qit
Liiptain*- uf the five tCtiul*., appoint
td ill the last mi etmg
Ihfre Via* homt talk oT forming
i permanent or^ini^ation but it
wa* flimllj agreed to postpow thin
action until the cluli ha* a larger
iiliinlKr uf immhcii It was tut
iort» to the contrary
nptFiHuhjadine. that u the
lament of Miss Lorclta Bughan,
vf UarrtfiliurE, who was a rcc-
ent visitor at the Municipal
Pier on the Boardwalk.
At least, that U the only ob-
jection the young woman seem-
ed lo find, with the city when
she registered at the pier. At
the HtKBf right hind cornir
of the book Is a Biuruio for re-
mirki. MIn Bughan'i rpniark
•y short and to the point:
"No Moustaches. 1 '
Henry H ilartfr ct ui to LIHInn
G Murphy *20,WJO In front of
Lot 814, Section P, i^nd tn front
of lot 818, Ocean City Association
Alamo It Moore et ux, Arthur
IK Slade, ot m, to Moore Ik
' SJudt $1 Beginning at point ill
, auuthi wtcrly line of Atlantic avt
rue, dmtullCL 360 feet northwardly
1 from Southwesterly IUIL of Eighth
street, continuing bouthwefltcrly of
that point in f or b in and uloiiK
ssutheuterly lino sf Atlantic ave>
line diBtancsof 80 feet and of that
width extendisf ln e or d South-
eastwardly ahd_ parallel* with
ISIfhth street to Blparlttn Commi».
Bionerg' exterior lltie.
Mamie A Johnron (uldow) to
IMUT liinil(-Ul.'n I rnoit C Schmidt i-t ux £3W) Be-
BOAT PLOlll.HfcD einmng at P°"lt lu southerly line
THROUGH WIRLS \nliury nwrni 70 feet northeast
wimlly frvm lnter&ectioii of north
}'ne Hcctrtc I i(rliardt nut ,,f it lllon northeoHwardly nlonB •
, u » ,-L i i r< miutheasterly lino Atiburv lutnui Io
coursebythetl.l. th. li.lv Sunn, i0 fe|t_ th^,l( ,,f fhat width e" «'
n 10 foot phasure jaiht of Phil | tnnling wutlit ustnardly ut Ls to.W
A11 "n
hl
Pudicted H
at. bech,
Cornmnn, „„
ad^lpiiui plvn^hi-il through
mtw.irk of hikh ten ion wins
when it att< mptcd to gu tliruui-.h
the two draw bitil^fs on th< Same to samr $^00 Brglnnuifr
On in IIU Srtniei^ Point hunk at point in nuutheauterly line As
lanl ii feu din, n^o ' burv uvenui 100 feet northeiiHt
The Inn s furnishe.1 ]|j,l,t for th. w irill >. rr . 0In intcriintlon of north
ut> Homur tht ilm s VM n oon
repainil and tha nty u^iv \stth
out lighting. [Kin. r f(ir i ptnoToi
khs th in fiM* mlnutfs U nisgic
i ^41) to riiiM. thi hri.I^ h twn. tn
Ii t tht haul KO Hiring Ii Win ii thi
boat Ungltd m thi. Wins in the
fiist attempt tho biidjrts win
low. nil aftet thiee minults to
Ink. tjin uf traffic iJitt r tht.^
n rusfil ind rem tint. 1 up fur
iilmut fuur minute i t.ach 1 lit r >0K
jme >atht camt b ick throui h tht '^
f* w it i\ s I it* r without |
' r >00
I Till
event.
Li, fialil houtli^iisttrly line Anbury a\i |
«'nue 100 feel to northwesterly line
of a I ine or alley I
Same to samr
iti rlj lint Fifty seventh strict
mth siul suutlu HHterly Inn As
buiy ivuiut, thtnee nnrlheast
uaulli iluiiif taid outfit lit. rlj
lira Asliurj iMnue 10 fett, thintt
1 .if ihil mdth eittii.|inK MutlmiHt
wrardl> it I i tn snul southi ii-tpi
1> line Atbury Lvtnju 100 f.tt t.ij
thr innthw.ittrly line of a lint 1
or illt>
I idi-nty Realty < o to Thoma
I 1 lownsend and Clayton K liob I
> 1 I iits 7(i r ) R15 I,HZ CVI
O'l 511, fiJO, 53^!, ill bsO
" H7 4 38, |>1'J, r i | Elaborate Display of Kire
for second ri^idinp; at the regular: works Is l*art of VfO-
weekly niceliilK of the Itoanl i>f (fratn Outlined
Commissioners Monday af^rnoon,
when if the mi i nn EOI s through,
the entire phnse of the Si etion A
\rthur M DeMarii i I ux and
Fnnik Vt I OK in tt ux tn [ retlt r
I Siiuiri. a ux I Lot J70 1 ")
ind ^70l> Hln k 21 Octan ( tt>
tianlt HI .
1'pptr Townnhip '
S>Kums f Airman tt ux tot
S10I lot
RADIO TIMKITECES
In a recent interview Olof OhUon chief
engineer of a wateji factorj made the intoi
esting prediction that watchc;, of the futme
may be run by radio impulses sent out bj a
broadcasting station
MJV-9WSOTI IS quoted an s, I
[HI b*t*MD W««t und tlfcUBS A**&UH. I ISf ph C< lluih tt UX til Ahrilhlim
s«iloo c mm from -Jinti, i, Fmiruulk 1 Mills and S iniuol < mint r ind
111. Ur .nloa.il S\,|nn I. ll mtl Ihilrj I! leiln
i" , .". '"J°" IIIIII 111 i mill M (nliin ,,
Tl in toutliwi t si ttion I
1 nut I i sum (I Noitlmt t
uirt I hit- Jl und 21, Bin It 12
I 1 tn nnrlhi utt Mction i
ui ih ''In IlizKhMh Smith tn II iinin
*°uf. b« .M "iiniond lot h Hlmk 1" north '
tast hcttion I
Tlilrl* Ffiurlh tt >Vlllllllll II HillHrt tt
Nln.li.nlh to
fmm Tnvnii Fnurih ID
•mtl iMtwrvii Oit may Md
tin \fhicle
uch Kiirin i.rl ()r U m, imn
plate of business mil thin onlv the .1 n inil CMMiing thi
in i miinni r a proudttl in tin ' toncert,s at interval^ in eti
tirihnance Istctmns of thc towp
There will bf no th in^< in thf I — —
parking on Aslmn *i\i nu. with iwlMSN HKF
thc txctplioti of l time limit mi , , e T . . .
,„_,.„. vrri,mlt MomlM-r" of the ci litr.il lire -ta
.ertain sect,ons 1 iri,t strett
A loniphtecopt of the prop, s, ,1 n|]() ,,„„„„ „„,„„ ,t , 1K nilock
Jaw is publish.il .Is, win re in tin xhursdnj aft. rnoon Io t xtincuihh
I > On.in (il
I F Stinley Krtps
\. wtnn Hirh. r Jl
I to l>% me lilock 2' O
uu,
It.
Abraham Hrotimm. ^1. Lot M
and 12, Hlui-k H(i, northe-isi tM-tiiiu,
ItiiKurin Ciuun.'lli et ux ro Irving
I'itch, tniHli'v. (1. 1'nri -or Intn
I til 2 Ul< ..k 3, soutliw. ^t KiLlion I
I l
tt ux ll
Ift "I 1
Mtl wyh
PRIMARIES TO BE
HELD TUESDAY
Congressman, Anscmljlyman
and Freeholder Anionf;
Those to be Nominated
we have thp almost chronometers
and other time-pieces of the present
While Ijlr Ohlson's idea of a radio watch,
which may be earned in the pocket while
kept going through impulses from a distant
station, mn,y appear faplastic, the wonderful
achievements already witnessed must inspire
A belief in its possibility
NEED TRAFFIC LIGHTS NOW
h ffi l b b d
The traffic
Nh t
th^t b»ve been ordered
l d dd bf
a y^ ^
for Ninth street are already needed before
the summer wwda arjivc. More thrilk
ymn ^t a'circus are, provided all day and
evening on Ninth styfe^t, tietween Central
if and" f^cean avenues
A traffic policeman at Ninth street and;
avenue would have fl valuable in-
an^ prosily'prevent a painful, if
not fatal, pecideni, pending the installation
pf the traffic lights.
fiction will survive so long ta
I Aged "Leather-Neck"
Has Enviable Service
Record
•hi
ilav.
bo
MTIO.
arc
cm I
The pnmii> elect /i in
StHt. will hi hoh! mil Tut
Amtinp thi nnniinilitins to
matle b> Repubiit ins anil D
cratf, in Cipe Ma> Count>
thoM for UliKro.!, StdU- A
bly and county fn choldcr
Conpfrc ihman Isaat Bacharach
who httfl horvfil mti>>t act.cptnhly
for &evend terms, ii unoppohed for
the Republican nomination and
A* cmblvmin Cha" C flpad will
lio n iKimiiiHli.il for the .Stutc A"
wmbl>
Ocean Citv has no cindul-ite for
noimrjiitlon fur tho olTict of mem
btr of the C ipe Ma\ Countv
Board of Freeholders Henry Y
Cloutinp, of Upper lowmihip, who
hai large business Intfrtst*? not
only in his oun locality, but aHo
other fieetlon" of the county in
iltidlnjt Oci'an City, Ii. .1 candldnte
for the Republican nomination for
freoholder from LJpptr Townfehlp,
which adjoins Ocean City K bound-
ary line!
I ox L \ i i I1.uk lnt I) ilteaii
I CiU Baj * itw l anli ns ITL tl
it. 11 r t, it r i • i xn pi > tlj >
V H KHPIiital tn MjH '«l'»1 ll.i Itil, Su h A Rrtttl
Robinson et il I «l 101 »",•• "" V'l'hi i Williams I ind
II mill lot COS tcUon H
Ul " rt "'" y, S725D. UeRinninff in
southwest line of North Btreiilj/lW
feet soilthea^t of . Atlantic itvenuc
cnntHiniiiK Kouthca.Kt :t0 fret;
thcnce.Rputhwr.it Ti& feet.
Hans Burkhar.lt et ux to Wil-
liam .1- Cob>. $1. Lots 2Htii! anil
28W, block 28-G, Ocean City Oar-
dens,
Clinton I,, llrerkli-y Title and lmnt
Co bldn $15 l i474 2D for |IT,0110
par \slue of bonds from fir*t i*ia
tunlv, and atcrued inttrest
Hul No 2 indicated above, that
if &, V O'Hnen 4 Co, uf New
York Lity, is the sucee^f il bid
undtr the advertisement
CLAKBNC2 S SCUii ,
Citv TreasuiLr
WM 11 TOLLISSON, Jli ,
City Lnginet.1
The award wag made to this
HolTman t Co , of New York
who were also bidders, neglected to
•nun their bid, and their offer wan
therefore declared irregul--- —
not considered
FRIDAY, HWE XX,
OCEAN CITY; N.
EDGAR
F;
Clarence DuBeis 1 New Bast, JoM Uunehtd.
clean and q
prevents ths Becumulation of VBI
dl th
FOB iAia-Ooroer lol, '» » »°. ««
•r, WM nvqiiu!, oolwlB Rndlu
ly, Arthur
McCullough
Hh McC
McCullough, Alfred
Hugh MucCotter, J
Curtis Powell, Wm, Lake,
McPaniel and Lewis Grosser,
s,
Lake,
G
KEEPING IIP EGG
PRODUCTION IN SUMMER
Many New Jersey poultrymen
have been finding in the last few
yuan that heavy production can
be maintained with thi! old birds
in the fleck during the aummerby
careful management of the laying
houses, observing precautions in
huses,
fooiling, and cu
Blk lty
ng
lli
oiling, a g,
Black, poultry spec
recautions in
ng, reports L M
ialiit of the
ious pal
sap the vitality of the birds,
large part of the day IB spent In-
Bide by the birds, so If the-heat
ig excessive their vlgQE is great-
ly redueeil.
Ample freih cool water and a
ateadv supplj of green rtulT also
are found on these succpnsrul
fartnit, Freih, succulent, green
feeds play a big part in keeping
the birds healthy and active. In
the
FOB iAt,B_T»n.lili!» jininil Hk »_
•win anil oilier turnliun, dmp , cm
bo Mil mornlna., MB, fl. W. ri.MlnBl»B,
i'Dl el HHI
bo Mil mora
lio'DnliiiiMjr elms,
na.,
elm
UPHO14«TSBiE .ml «M»r fujBltuy «-
PHOLSTJBlt mill .liki
Bui! illlll n.B«lni»i,
u LouSn avenue,
althy
of th
Iwnlti
las l
n B
lMl
..liddlo of the morning four FOB SALB-On<
ive pounds of green stuff for vimm «
1 ' birds U given, ""•• *»»'» Al
and
"iOPH," CLASi HAD
JOLLY HEACH PARTY
Membirs of ihi. Bophnmorr
Ui^ of the Detail Citv High
bchool, with a fe» friend-, hail a
M-ry enjovahle beach party near
N'urth stri,et la«t msht Thiy luil
hot ilngn and re.ai.tei! marahmal
lown, a treat that made a strong
appeal to all of them
Thn»6 in the partv comprised thi
followmB MlKSts Vivian Living
,ton anil Mirinm Hal.leman, in
utruitoris in tht Hthool, Be-mi-
Ifihir Mary Donohue, Mildred
,haw,' Frunten Stretton, Kutherinc
' ' Lmma Hamel
flii.itiil for tl^ht years He via*
trdii-fi.ni.il to St AiiEUBtiiici
Chulih hem t«ehc j-rur* .i|ro
Re^eriil seiii^ aj|o lie erLCteil tbt
clniEiel at gecoinl stmet anil At
luntie diniiur, .mil itinut the name
time In- huilt Hie nrw church ut
•lamer* Point, lot ileil jlnng the
Shnn mill He I- now cnmplptinB
plun* to ctahll-ih u paiuchul
,thnol in the uptown clnipel cmh
111 September Hi 1^ u IMtl\c of
Bonii-nlewii
huth tlal-
i^m>. •JIIITIIV -»»•..-- •
rnciln, Catherine Hann, LOUIM
Hann, Marjone AilamM, Ailelini-
Carfango, CIIBN Adelizn, Bortha
Hu^k Flo^il TompkiiiH lliivmonil
Thompson, Arnold katd, "Dizzy"
Gctmngcr, Howanl Gordon, Hnx
ana Sehagn, Bosd MeAllihter
Fileen Juvenal, Alma Uciim,
Mabel GifTnril, Paul Stnmpir, Hel
Legal.
MISS KRESS A
PRETTY BMDE
OCCARIOH or of l>roidc istnu' tin
fai*. but some of till, friond in At
lactic City told otlifr friend'- 111'
rpifolL wnh tliat th( Si^rei^ oj
Chjirity from Atlantic t tlnj
M
n. 1ur
*-H I
y nf t ,„
lull m
ll He IH"«i-
I^mmltB,! n^ m«l "
HAriHY M nATTUWBT
o §ih m-B
e
For Sale or Rent
New Ll Monle Hotel, slity rnoi
sin .tores, rebuilt and renovate
centrally located near lieach
LHA1. IL LI' 1 '
30 Marlton Avenue
Camden. N, -I-
A numbe
witnessed tho mnrnago
F U g a reheariar
M
Fing a reheariar in th,o
church, Wednesday, Mr, mi Mn.
Kte«s, parents of tl,e hnda, of 13B
DclJihcy D'ace, gave a rehearsal
dinner danco for UIB young l
in the liall room of the Hota
Flanders Covers wera laid.for TO
persons. f Music •nt'tmlAe& by
the Uaddon Hill OnJ»stm( el
el
FACT NO, 3
R
E
THE GAME
Buy -real cslnto for an invest-
ment, tt MB a lafe way to earn
money IF you uite lhe right judg-
ment. Values increase from year
to year and you'ye put your money
out sf fool-temptation's way. '
"We Dial In Pacts"
BUNGALOW ,
Southeast Comer Wesley Avemip and iecand Street
Lot CO X 10D, 8 bed n o n and bath," also maid's TOOBV, Z-cir
garage with chauffeur's apartments; hot water heat, open fire
pjaej Completely fumighod by Van.ieiver.
Price $30,000, Easily Financed
Can Be Seen Only by Appointment with
^ ERNEST G
1400 Weal Avenue
At the 14th Bt. Station
What Will You Do
With What You Make?
You are making money in Ocean City—perhaps
with our help.
What are you going- to do with that money?
Invest in bonds or mortgages'? Then you should
look over our offerings.
Set up a trust fund for your wife or children?
Then our Trust Department should .be able to
give you some helpful suggestioni.
Take out additional life" insurance?? Then you
ought to ask us;abput the Life Insurance
plan of conservation.
Whatever you plait to do with the estate you
have and are building up, one thing is sure.—
We can help you if you'll come in, sit down, and
talk your problems over man to man.
Banking—Trusts—Title Insurance
4 Jo Time Acca,unts~Safe Deposit—Investments
.'Settlement Rooms—Visitors* Information an«t Travel Bureau
Qcean City
Title and Trust Company
Asbury Avenue at Eighth Street
R
REAL
ESTATE
r i f.
And
Building
Contractor
Main Oi&ce
32nd and
i T-V
Branch
48th
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ou»Stevens stated that "this school, waiting, was never allowed an
have taaigtu _ i#d her 1,=* lh? sixth' was on a splendid running basis* audience,
grade I In the h Wgs)#y A/enuy HjL «|' and that he would mjammend me, 0,—During the past year I have
for the year 1926-1827, staling thjE to a better position anywheK*" 1 persenaily b##n responiible for the
the {salary will be $ 1,900 hi,d >**= prompts —~ "*- ***** rt »* * h me to §tate that the * !=._.,j,..,#i introduction ,-,r ef ;U milk, *,= as *.-~n well *. as
questing am a notification within ten'standard achieved has been due to > the mid=t«rm examination^ in the
dayi as to whether or not she M-' my untiring efforts as principal ef: elementary
Suggestions
—~- the assigmnpnt. j tjj# building, as the duties of this'for parent-teachers
_,— is to advise,you that Miss' otflce have never been outlined, de=: Week" were rejected wholly or not
Emgia A* MacNeal aecepta the aj- ! fined of assigned, but 1 have had • encouraged by Supfrintehdent
ii^fflnent under pretest, on advice ta work out the problem unaidad, Stevens,
uf eounsel, contending that such though I always endeavored to, 7 Tj,e flrs, cfjticism that
assignment is Illegal and invalid,; meef the approval of my superior; me %g [hink that my work was nut
and.she intends to take the appeal officer, to wfiom I have been moit, thireughiy natlafactorj' to my ,«up.
to me tommiJisioner of Education: loyal, erintendent WM given me during
m e nt th u
*? tl ?l_y° ao not re-! j have received many comments the Srst week of April, l!(Sij, The
conflttir tae assignment und plaei!, te |j,e effect that Central Avenue I critici«ni offered me at that time
nd y
UySlye received" has
Iju^ikiugi sue iiuw; nuestioned f by By patrons. patrons,
yemucr, miiys, ayyui kv^triitj MI
ine to which you ht
:H of -,—
of Education, do not permit a
traiufcr from the position she n
occupies to the on
iav# now assigned
Hoping that my application will thirty minutes. Third visit, April
o her, and In the ^e favorably considered, and! offlce, about thirty or forty minutes
mafher In which you reu nave have attempt- attempt, thanking the members " of the (See item No.".)
«!-3M£ E"--r?' "'•?".!?*• J 6 ge of years of varied eiperi. half to two hours. First
and can frankly state that October a, sixth grade, about live
d" h been b or ten t minutes, ints Seeend " *-••-•- visit, > »•-
vember, offlce, abeut twenty er
hi i
*i Bsanl of Edueatinn for nil prevj.
thaS tte regulations of the Ocean ous favors l am,
^Cit^ Board of Education cannot' YOUM trely
•supmede the eipress statutorj-; - EsfMA A. MacNEAL.
provisions of our lam, and that Board's Repi*
9WBselld mn% the
EWMffifffi pffilKj (0ffiSlpl
** J carries with it far the '.n«ii».' _ .Central
r^r—f ! VSS^A " nsuing 0,—Interested patrons believe
that Wesley Avenue School is now
superior to any time during its
history,
10,—I have co-operated with
every one to the best interests of
the schools, and have been especial
iy loyal to Mr. Itevens.
11,—It will be a pleasure to five
. My Dear Miss MMNSBI-— any additional inforfnatien information sr or ei= ex
fflSoSSlf Ko^lKS "? &»£&&» «lpt of Planatlon your interests mav w8r=
C. MILLER.
Opinion
the presentation
-••"- I
takes to review the
forth In your letter o:
% a^ smdiBf a c
VWy tmiy yinri,
! ments of "the public schooU. i,—The rights of a school teach-
At our meeting in April, the! er under the law known as the
DALBYMPLE ft CAMPBELL. city superintendent recommended! Veterans' net
, EntitW to Pwltlon the election of several teachers and.
I
,>•>
HIM I. nHiffj.ri.in-e in Inw iU tfi
j to Henry ^ewnsend, sec- by the boafdT Wltated at the! a Pjsition and anjifnee.
of the Board of Education,! meeting that he was not prepared The Court of Errors and Ap.
W--3-' -,*•..• ito recommend the election of any) peals of this State, in Breadmen
Board of Education, i elementary principals. Under these! V. Rade, relied upon the defimtiQns
C^ Hen^ Townsend, secretary,) conditions, no form*! action was, of the Supreme Court as to posi-
Pecan City, N, J. I taken by the board in the matter tion and office in the Supreme
Oejfltinen!— of the election of principai for Court case of Frederick v. Board
• B dismissed er subjecied to .reduction'
of salary^ escept for inenieienry,
Incgpacity, conduct unbecoming a
teacher er other, just cause, Thi^
section is known an the Tenure of
Offlee.
It will be observed that ii person
in the above das.? caniiut b# dis.
misstHl or salury r^duee?! withtuii
pause. Dismissal umii'F this ?pf,
tion means the Sh^t^ani!' uf finployment.'
A redui'tiun -mple &•
7, follows: i
M:;MUlert Contention
Jf P#Biy W. townsend,
i(0W*••••• ' ; . i;-•..SMrttaiy. :*
,C, Miller has inform.
. .ttiottgh a newspaper
of some proceedings of the
" Education,,fcomo. uncerib«3
to' what the board
to do .Witt tegaM to Mft
/daring;B& present yea*.
:&liller was duly elected or
^ade school pruicjjpal In
schools of Ocean City
rs 1925-1920 at a salary
and also elected athletic
the junior high school
, u rsde schools, both positiimn
* csrrvitiK separate salaries.
If r. Miller holds his office by virtue
i)T th f-Jawii of ths State, without
liny farther act on the part of the
Ho in^ of Education, and we would
•pprrtlati' a statemiait as to the
jHUutitn'of the board with regard
to Mn Miller for the ettsulns year,
in on1«-that uny 'mtetmdenund-
ntnxlent Stnefim, on May
* Jim HaeN^l infominc
'("
.•Ls&
LUGKY DOG!
Evei'y day someone Is making money on an inveitment
in Ocean City, and. those who hear about it say—
"Lucky Dog."
To be a "Lucky Dog" you must first invest, and to invest
you must have; foresight, a little corn-age and little cash.
Let us show you how to acquire all three, •
A consultation and our advice costs you nothing.
Ask us about the RIVIERA SECTION.. Right in Ocean
City and priced right — don't be a "regretter," be a
"Lucky Dog."
. Cottages
Bungalows.
Apartments
Hotels
R. H. ROUSHER
*•>«*» l 11 Business Property
412 Boardwalk Beachfronts
Unimproved .Property
PHONE 142
Real Estate Sold Right
Ocean City
There's No Time Like
NOW
i
To Own Your Own Home
pi VERY far-seeing family wants to
•*—' own Its own home—have a patch
of Mother Earth it can call its own and
a comfortable home on it. We offer
now a number of exceptional %-alues in
homes in the desirable residential sections
of this city. Let us be of service
to you. Extended payments offered.
JOHN R. THALLEN
Real Estate Broker
Building Contractor
149 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. j.
Phone 282
o RR
REAL ESTATE
FOB SALE, RENT
OR
EXCHANGE
rs^^
Woodhury Office;
55 Delaware Street
Phone 45
alv^
ices had or
Juae & 1926
HOLY T555Y1
ief¥ie#3 In
GREATEST
1
Tire and Tube Sale
SAVE MONEY ON TIRES '-;
Just Arrived — Factory Pint
Quality Surplus Stock
U. S. G. & J. CORDS *
UNITED STATES CORDS
KELLY - SPRINGFIELD
MILLER CORDS
AJAX RIB TREAD CORDS
GOODRICH CORDS
FISK CORDS
Hiffh i'rWHUfe — And Balloont
Low Prices on Tubes ,
of Every Size
Come In — Get Our Pricei __
Guarnnletd 12,000 .Miles
Serial Number Stamped Second
This Special Will Not Last Long
SPECIAL LOT
These, Will Go Like Hot Cakei
No Tires Sold to Dealeri
CENTRAL GARAGI
930 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN CITY
HEN you buy Real Estate m Ocean City for a
OME, Investment, or speculation
OU are wise and need not worry.
E would like to show you some
CEAN CITY GARDENS property which
EALLY is worth your time for investigation, and
IGHT soon is the time for
OU to investigate/invest and cease to worry
If Buying—See Us
If Listing—List With Us
COTTAGES, APARTMENTS, BUNGALOWS,
FOP RENTING OR SELLING
JOSIAH E. DuBOIS
Realtor
P. MASON FOX
Manager
MORTGAGES
CONVEYANCING
INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS
Ocean City Office:
6478attersea Road
Phone 305
Atlantic Realty Co.,
BOB EiEbih st,
C. Baron,
1100 Ceptral Avc.
Hurry Beak,
61? OceftB Avgt
B. F. Berger,
, 3id and Asbyrj Aye,
Edward B, Bowker,"
Aibury and ITIh 81,
liressi-t Co.,
North and Orran Avc,
Clayton H. Brick,
ill EiRhth Ht,
K. J, Comiiheil, i
Bistayno Hotcii 8th and Ocean Ave.
F, K. Campion,
S10 Ocean Avc,
B. T. Carey,
(ill FirteDtllh m.
L. J. Carfaftno,
11B1 Asbury Avc,
joa, 1*. C'nssi^y,
S! Weitiey Am,
h. B, Cavonna,
Cor. 9lh nnd Hc«k>5' Avc,
I. U. Champion,
4th and Atlantic Avc,
W. R. Chattin & Bon,
11 IB AHhury AYS.
J, M, Chealtgr & Co.,
411 Eighth si.
J. B, OaBee,
H40 .SiiiinK'n Avc,
H, B. Cooper, jr.,
Cof ,2Blh anil L'Siiifnl ,\\r,
Ewing T. Coraon,
7B7 Aahury Avc,
Alonzo Cotton,
HID A«hurr Avc,
H, B, tree,
127 Third SI,
F. E, Jparhy • ,
724 Aahiiry Avc,
UeorBe Albert Dntschce,
SO 10 I'ontrai ,\vc,
F. M. Decny,
1th and Ocean Ave,
Charles A. Doe,
I0H KiKhtii Ht,
Joslnh DuBois,
Ii IT (InllcrHca Hd, '
IhiBois & Nully,
, J03 Ninth HI,
Clorence DunklcbcrBur,
15.311 Centra! Avc,
R, J, Edgar,
3-lit Anbury Avc,
H. M. Fitzcharles,
138 Centrii! Avc,
John ,1, Foster,
,111 KlEhth N(,
E, O. Foxon,
1400 Weal Avc,
Fox & Van Hook.
8th anil Wesley Ave,
Paul Cnnly Ffeneh,
113 Ninth St.
O. M. Geary, '
DcnniHvllte, N, J,
W, 0. Gibson,
MB yentral Aje,
Goelz • Kassah Co.,
Bth and Anbury Ave,
It, M. Uanscom, tg% k
ioo;i Anhury Ave,
Goo, C, Harr,
Slh and Wiwley Ave,
Hurry R, Hayes,
'^ 334tL.ABhtiry Avc,'
J, II, Hazard,
Bth and Aahury Avc,
Henderedn & Co,,
1851 A»hury Ave,
A, M. Heisa,
8M Third St, ,
Chas, VV, Herdtniin,
14th and West Ave,
. W, S, Hiichner,
UJi I'leasurc Ave,
B, M, Hoffman,
312 Kieliih Nt,
William A. HolTman,
Bll KlRhitl St,
Lewis H -HfiKiin, Inc.,
81.1 Cenlnil Avc,
Edtrnrd T, Holland,
McKeaBUc nidij,, Tucknhoe, ft. J.
Holman & Chapin,
511 .Ninth St.
, IIoiiieBlead Dev, Co,,
< MeKeasuc OldR,, Tuckahoc, N, J,
Hiw & Oreenslum,
Anthony Sllh and E.'Imbed, Central Ave,
JS8 Aibury Ave.
A. L. Jenningi, ,.
McKraEue llldg, Tuckahoe, N, ,1.
Clinton S, Johnion,
ith and Central Avc,
(Ira Scott JyhmoB/
1 40B Ninth HI.
C, Harrison Jones, , • '
< ' M2 Atlantic Ave.
J. R. Jones,
8th and Wcslc/ Avi.
I). M. Joseph,
8th and Ocean Avc.
£. A. Kalchcim.
Main mid KtwdlHK Ave», lilikahnc.
W. A. Kenmuir,
730 Ocean Aye.
Ernest M. Kent,
401 Woslfy Avc,
Tteyhnn Realty Co., Inc.,
10th and Anbury Avc.
James Doyle Kister,
1208 Central Avc.
Miss'I. E. Kifltler,
802 CcntralATc.
E. S. Kramer,
330 Atlantic Arc.
W. JI. Kuchn,
801 Eighth St. I |T
Mn. C, L. Lake,
1B44 Weiley Ave,
Chill, P. Lake,
Oee«n City Title and Triut Co. Bldi,
Alex, LawrenEf, Jr.,
100 Foiirteenib 81,
Jules R, Ledlg,
1183 Ocean Ave,
O. W. Lee,
931 Anbury Au>.
W. H. Liwli,
T
8th and Ueean Ave,
J. N, Loper,
1J25 Bay Ave,
Mnlcolm R, Lovell,
1 Heulirlnht Rd,
J, Fred Mnnne, Int.,
BOT Ninth SI.
Jacoh J, Mann,
Sih and Atlantic Ave,
Herbert P. Mann,
Hlh and Atlantic Ave,
iWiisscy & Edwards,
Hth and Central Avc.
C. Weslty McCorkle,
STlri ANbuFy Ave*
Waller U, McCorkle,
121 Kishth HI, I
ftlrg, M. E, Mercer,
23B Wmlfj. Avc,
Iiinwood W, Mintier,
MM Hnnrd wulk
J, W, Morrison, , m,
Bth anil Oreiin Avc,
Thos. W, Slould.
Ill Ninth HI.
Nicholson, Hii-hards Si Loveland,
son Ninth Nt,
Samuel Napuen,
.117 KiBhth SI.
Goonce W, Nickerson,
ago Ninih st,
J. C, O'Callii(than,
sm Anbury Ave,
George Vcrnon Pepper,
WHElhh R m
M, E. C, Phillips,
71s Kiiihih m,
Humbert C, Ponllere,
DerailJL'ily Titlu and Triml Co. Ulrig,
Ponticre Co., Inc.,
9S7 Asbury Avc,
Bumd PoMier, '
9I1 Anbury Ave,
G. G, Preston,
1th aiid Wesley Ave,
& Hallmun,
nifl Ninth si.
Hubert Badford,
.833'Finh'HI.
GoprBf A, HayM,
llli anil Asliun- Ave,
Heal.Estate Auction
siu linardwaik
J. J. Riley,
9th an?l W»t Ave.
L. M. Riley, Inc.,
!l:IT Anliur-s Ave.
C. H. RobBrls,
mil nnri icnlrul Ave.
It, Curtis ltubirsun,
BD.t ( rnlriil Avc,
Liivin & Rodgcrs,
I Ith and AHhury Ave,
II. W. Rougher,
li-i Boardwalk '
Edwin Eldridije lack,
in K, iflih si,
Scotch R. E. Co,, ,
. Bth and We«ley Ave,
Clarence S. Scull,
filJI Kiiriith HI,
ainurire S. Scull,
i-M KlRhlh SI,
. Suugide Realty Co., •
3I» KiEhth St.
J. Shoemaker,
We»t Hide of Mnlit Hi, Tuekahiie, N, J,
Strand Co.,
1J0 Ashury Ave,
I!; Frank Smith Co.,
• 021 Ofean Ave,
II. Lester Smith, .
gag Aabnrt Ave.
Herbert R. Smith, ,
. 601 Eighth Si,
W.-S. Steelman,
1100 Bay Ave.
Kichard P. Sterne,
3819 Central Avc.
Irvinjr W. Slrtet,
Anbury at lOlh St. .
R, S. Blreien,
,121 Oman Avc,
•John R.'Thallen,
Hi Aibury Ave. , .
R. Howard Thorn,
.iae Eiihth 81. • " •
A. Totlcn,
310 Sccimd St.
T. T. Townsend,
,182 Hoarilwalt
Townsend & Co.,
717 Asbury Avc. i
Tucknhoc Realty Co,,
Sii teiitrul Ave.
Blargucritc L. Weston
115 Elshtll fit-
C. S. Wood,
•-.15 KiEhth .St.
Walter G. Wroe,
9th snd Central Arc.
Joseph Wursel,
Main und Readme Aves,
M. Zimmerman,
N. J.
607 Eighth St.
Of KAN CITY HFNTlNH. 1 rnf.BlI, OCEAN N. J^ 102fi
Typical Ocean CftjF Hom«
The Center Pieinre Sko«
New Bungalow on the H e i
Ocean CiW Deeelo6mei"
Build Your Own Seaside Home
In "America's Greatest Family Resort"
These Extracts
from some o( Ihc letters from banks,
commereiol orpnliaiions and pramlnent
eitiieni, rrfanlinE theWest Ocean
GilydivelDpmcnrandthimenbihifidit,
From H.S.Mouirw, viei,trraUnii,Thi
Pint Nailanai Bank nf Ocean CUT:
"I believe that with [he prci^ne
trend af developments, the seclian ef
which Weit Ocean City is o pan, is
deilined to became one of ihe choice
residential lectioni ilong the Jertey
Coait, I hive known mow of your
officers and directors for a long time,
and our relations with them have
always been satisfactory,"
. From Jolilih Q, Chomjilan, Major o/
OCCSR Ciiyi "I know thst the splendid
t)ushit!i-,iiti,i|i(katinn«,[hi: flnaiicinl
ability and intcjtity nnd the uneitel,
led reputatldna of the men behind your
company will insure the highest and
best development of the tract."
FromJ,FredManne,prcjldi!iii,Oceari
City Chamber el Gommtreet "1 wisli
to tike this oppuftunity ts cnmitiend
• the Bay Front Land Company and its
officers in the new dcvelaptnetit ef
West Oeesn City, .is it Ii another step
In the prnjress and advancement of
our rapidly growing ciiy and with an
organisation such as you represent,
West Ocean City ii assured of future
prosperity gnd growth,'*
IF you've ever been to Ocean _„,.
you've said, "How I'd love to have
a home in this beautiful spot!"
NOW you can! For years visitors
have cast longing eyes nt the beautiful
slope just across 34th Street Bridge,
and wondered why it wasn't available
for home-building.
Now it is. It is called Wast Ocean
City. Its front sweeps along the charming,
sandy shores of Great Egg Harbor
Bay, a great bay whose scenic louelu
ness is in strong contrast with the tumbling
ocean. It is only a few minutes
from the center of Ocean City's many
activities and diversions; containing
some of the highest ground in the
whole Ocean City District,
? This property is the most re* II
markable bargain-right now- I
in all this section. The lots cost I
only from $850 to $2450. You I
pay only 10% down, and have 30 II
months to pay the balance, II
There's no interest to pay—no II
taxes until 1928, ^11
just think of it—a splendidly located
lot for what you would have to pay for
Boardwalk. Office
10th and Boardwalk
Ocean City, N, J.
See any of these Real'Estate Brokers
the rental of bungalow for one
season I
And the value of property here ii
going up faster than any other spot
along the Coast, 400% increase rince
1914—30% increase in the past year, A
splendid investno,eiit for your money!
Ocean City is the ideal family resort.
The most deligHrfmil climate of any sea«
side resort in A.rr».erica| eight miles of
the finest and safest bathing beach in
the world; boating, sailing, fishing,
hunting, golf and tennis % the great
boardwalk with its shops, piers, pavilions;
and, most important of all, a
quiet, cultured residential community,
with schools and churches, a p^rmanent
colony o£ refined and prosperous
people, and every comfort, modern
cQfwenience, opportunity and advantage
you could •«vish your family to
have.
Come to Ocean City and see this
property for yourself.
Send the coupon and get all the facts
regarding an opportunity which can'
not occur again, for West Ocean City
is unique! Don't delay«-the moit desirable
lots wiU naturally be sold, firsts
BAY FRONT LAND COMPANY
Nest door to City Hall, Ocean City, N. J.
Pliilfldcijjhiu Office Camden 0/pee .
530.S3I Land Title Bldgi "Van-Riiss Company, 62S Market St.
• ~>a. Camdeo,N,J.
_ Most Vel^funyJficated and KeasonaMy Vrkd /
Development in the Ocean City Section ^ # Bay Front
" Co.
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i EIGHT
WthL-REGEiVE-MPtOMAS
In front row are Prof, D, W, Ittichly. Prof, J, SI. Stevens, Dr. BerHhrl Petiil, President, and Dr. J, Tbarnlry Huslipt_ Vice President
of Ihe Board of Education.
HEAL ESTATE SIGNS
Mr. Kilwards declared that he'that he favors Ihe rerm.va! a
iheught the board \? doing an siljtw. lie says this can't In. .!..»•• j *•
8. W. Edmunds Gives Talk on jusHee lo b*>ach front ownpri? by by leKislaiinil, but thrum, i J.ublir j PU
ThU Subiect
taking the signs off improved prop, opiniun. Ht- faviirs i'- !
j
R. W. K(iwardn Speaks erly and then en^ting iar^f bill- all «iitn«, ami not j I .;.:• •. t,i
K Declaring that the action of the boards along ine Wuch front or S-IKHS on iinproved ,,r,.p*,riy. In
Ocean Cily Beal Estate Board in , other places to advfnise that "so his talk, Mr, Kdward. impliiii ihat
flip attempt "to beautify the town and so" is a Tealtur. "Certainly small s^ns on pritjj^rty *if^" r,,*t
Jiy taking sifns off improved prep. this. Uiwn in for sale. Whs has a "eye-Mires," lie qmilifluti all his
arty and leaving large, gaudy bill- home here that h# would nut MI ? statements, however, by adding
boania that obstruct the beautiful This !# a pleasure town and not a that he is not familiar wkh th*ijiew
of tht beach, is the most ab. home town. Ask a man if he has
mrd thint I ever heard of," R. W. a property to sell and he will say
Edwards, veteran real estate man, *yes,' but ask him about his home
*"—"— held a mirror before the and he will say 'no/ because there
n a ten-minute talk on i| sentiment iHinnefled with thai.
J, Fn
_ „_ and their relative value to' There is no sentiment ht-re yiher
file city, that f«w out of the di«- than the dollar mark,"
eossion on signs.
Mr, Edwards stated, hnwever.
5 111- su-il ihruilRh
i l l U
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Mrs. rv F, Hum|ihrt*y an
n, H-. M- Star.l. M^- A
r-.l. :i, -I'hi!oJi-;.-h!a: M^.
*! Manne, ieatlVr in
u-d Arthur.-*. Hultiui'i."; ?.•; . j.nd
tie tot the rvniLivhl uf >ii
r?, H. K. Mi-Turk, -\i. "jt-ra,
FI.]U.*ir.if Sir, Kiiwuni
a.i C. M. ArmjU'-'i^ and
Mr, MahhH fialni ilmi hii-ath
realtor ean in- pr.,pi
t
OCEAN CITY SENTOJEL-LEDGER, OCEAN OTY, N. J- FRIDAY, JUNE H, 1936
Francisco; Jphn T. Gouffot, Chl-
"cago7~MrT~K." Mltteranr:—MIsr-S:
Croit:, Mi 1 Fish anB wife, H. F. From and
- and Mrs. J. H, Crauac, Phillips, W. J. Ford and wife, A1-
to Join thin
Mrs. A. S. Feifhim, Mr, and**!*!.
H. Miller, Philadelphia! STr. andBert
T. Bautrle, j. B. Bardtn and HOTEL SOCIETY ing tht!
fallow
Mrs. P. As Howe, Glen FftlU, Pn,i wife, George W.Tlafee and family,
Joseph Bsrf, Mrs. Louise L, Paole, •David A. McClelland and family, (Continued from page 1.) Othen i._
important* 1
Philadelphia; Mr, L. R. Doufhhus. Dr. J, D, Schafleld and wife, Phils,
Bobert BBB..,
Sinta Monieu, Calif.j Oeo. A, dejphta; Win, Butz, Chas, Me.
was the appointment of a budget
Charieiiwood, Elmer, N. J.i M, H,
eommittee, which wfll take tan of
Southern.
MrCloskey and family, H.' H. Do^ough, Wilmington I Jos, F. the collection and distribution of An
Slurphj-, Philadelphia; Henry •Wallworth and family, Maddon. moneys that will be raised by thee«l
bj tht
HiKhop'rii'! Tlius. 0, Burgess, M, H. field; 0. S. D. Edge, Rlverton; C, aJKwistion and contributed to vnri-
WeiMman, M. Ellen duBosqne,
Thentjt
A. B, Zoak and wife, Lancaster; otts public funetioru in the city
Philadelphia; Henrjr Hibbs, MM,
tlon Hill h-
Herbert Flint and wife, W, R. during the summer geasenfl* _
H. C. Hibbs, Nashville; Mrs,
Hot,4 •
Steven P." Kane, Marion G. Kane, Chappel, Q, F, Balmer and wife, President lehanti and j. How- lime then
Austin J. Kane, New York Uity; C. P, Hoeekel, New Yurk.
ard Slocum, president>manager of reprewntiHTe of
the Plandpn, gaw interesting
Mrs. H. Chajjnian ThieM, Phlladel-
Stile Hotel
Mhia; Col. Campbell Suuiton, Pitlsutrgh.
FLANDERS
C. P. Brady anil wife, Qeorge F,
STEEL PIER
ATLAXTir CITY
OPENING Sat., June 12
GALAXY OF ATTRACnONS
CREATORE'S
BAND
Royal Mountain Ash
Welsh Chorus
W.rld . (i.r.T^I M.lr
DAKCIKG IK BALL ROOM
TED WEEMS
ORCHESTRA
STEEL PIER
MINSTRELS
1 r.ilif ri|r,r,i,,|, ,1 rpmk Elitall
Inclidiiii
Vi.jhn f,Bf,ri Vi, Rlrturt,
t Ub
SCHWARTZ HEADS !»*»
Humptywho's Bulletin
"Bewart! Ltst YOD
Sleep too long
And waken to the
- Mourner's song."
30 ft. by 100 ft. Lot, West Ave., near I6th St
3 Year MortgaBe, $500
2 Asbury Ave. Lots, near 25th St., Oceanside §6,500'
12.800 MorigaBe, 2 Years
Cor. 19th and Wesley Ave., 150 ft, at..
Bayfrbnt Cottage, Riparian Grant ...
515 Eighth Street M I
Phone 455 ATI. LJ*
EIGHTEENTH TO TWENTY-EIGHTH STREETS
Not in the history of Ocean City have residential sites been purchased
in so great a number in the same short period of time as in
the Riviera Section-$ 1,300,000 III. fen.
Location and price assured a new High mark for sales when this
tract, between Eighteenth and Twenty-Eighth Streets, was put on
the market. With lots in the neighborhood adjoining the Section
being offered for $1800, sites more desirably located in The Riviera
mav be had for
$1250
S300 pep ft
f7,000
916 Boanhrrik
Phoneffl
Present demand for ground here is already forcing prices to ahigher
level. Write for additional information about Ocean City's
greatest genuine real estate opportuniry. .
Terms are most attractive. 10$ is paid at time of sale, % in 30 days,
10,? in 90 days and 25% when all improvements have been made.
A Straight 50# mortgage covers the balance of cost.
OCEAN CITY Pli , Ocean City, 25 & NEW JERSEY
fk „'
1*1
vil
a
I other is o surf boat The men or ntnliLr »P"«I-I it i* announced
liven regular imtructtoni 1 Tapi Smith iiLi-jvLil onliT from
mulling the surf boat and recEiv heiuhlUJFti-r? a fi-W ilays aku to th<
f ixperlence in serving on the i^lC ..(ToLt thjt ill chailk'o «"UlI hi
lAlso they are drlUcd in the wis nu le immpiliateli Captain Smilli
~ :, Btmaphere, and Internationa: howler Hill rLmJln nt tho locnl
I algnals
stntinn
Biddy Helps Tabby Raise Kittens
•*m ..or,*..
CITY gBWINSL-LEPGER, OClAN CITT. N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE
of thy New York
f economies to ^geegfilta ihkt
[picket Boat Ne. 2570 Has Helped Materially In Dmvmng
JJemon Rum Along Coast
ost of the allied imporkii
ef solrt in Atlnntii. Lily nn Thin hhim
long
tl liio Uoai 1% ilk tlic
FL ognlitn. ami dbl
•fk? oi Iv J f* v, regi tired
ihnught and HciLntiflt ttTort have
bun J^pipcletf in the
tit thr MuniLijm] 1 ler
trustworthy business
Ihu r who rcj,I Liiui •I thur
I thin pp purpu t use has
Ililri, i lulluw XII t
h i it mudi* d uf f «*in ploy input slatis
nurd
Ll uf PitilFOiid LU.F lending HtatSh
'nil, Ihildlilulnu Mr 1 W
Ll!** of fljryna nhoWing the pro
iStmklili M,» Wilh kinn!_3r
lULtion jf bann- raw miitrEiiil^=
In llunu|iul ^ Mm > I (r tUi Huf<
iah m P%?LI uil ami tuiil -of fife
I nil Marn^lmrt. Mi N Hfli-n Mi
UFi i ^hawirifr Uiu tri.nil uf snrurJty
Utl H Mr» I Km I
ppm ^ thi
fir I 1
[{ J HU Joseph
, I rn I i l ( rail Hi,
Mi mill Mr Ilinmii I r«k nil a I IH t i orgi Kra>erki W ^t Phil
ui«.ri«ni ilelphj t J McAllister Allan
i IHli til CiU 1 hjlk Hjney L put r j
Djrov Mr M Tonpir Palimri I
S I Mi- V I f\.ll*tU lilt*
ihf lurth Mi Mart, ret linnir
Mi * Mi Hau pi MI,, Hadji
^ ^ "* the cod t
•gugnl*
I Speaking about prohibition
• Cast- gnillh say 5 Threp «ell ilressed, affable, iiuiet
spuken men approached Thtj
talked of things in general mil
'd with
Max w»-t charmed by their ton\er
MM Httti, i beginning of hi tory Mui tl ilutit*, ULK 111 Ioune Murgntrnvil Philadelphia
"uduhty of their Mttim llhp ^ yo^nf- mmi ha
• the letter Juit lio» thi ri ul I I lu till FULL to mttt Ihi tvir Mr and Mr« J J McDonniil | Spanish Prisoner Ia
fifty dollar bill In return thfy
•be done he duln t xtutc Hut Ii ii rid ink luiitinU of lh Ulan Hrookljn Helen Collins Helmj of tht oldest anil mt: t ran hu,
Ishoweil hi« nbilitv in ui link' n l lnttn t in so fir i th vlCampbjdi Mildred Farenguer uf th^Si. money fc 1- the, eunt\ When MHX came bii'
Iterialiy in brcnkini, up rum tin iiirnrLtt 1 ttith MI\ riuntnt il Philailelphia Mr H H Arm I Pn^nner Th i*, |j irtitu j i)t de\ :le\elopei a heidatht thiit
Ining off the Ne* Ji vdiii
oi - I strong baginau Mich Mr^ F H | mL ha^ a long hi**t(ir%
«f hrnmo tpuhl u It
Refund Many Urihtx lht hi in^ si nut. not Bur lim? Pittsburgh Mr an I Mr' in Amoncii Jt hut lct-n|^47 n|^47 t
That Captnm Smith i in of
f l smjile 1 iali\e Charles P Hart, Matilda M innumerable timu^, Lull manity
Ifirer who riHpttts hiv ith is hut thi n ull of a *ins uf Rthtmmcr ami \nfti Ilotht r Neems no entl of tn luliiiuq Qne of the mo-t cnmmsn
lihown in hm FtpeaU 1 r fu ai t Inimt- Ulint limk ki IM Philadelphia
laseept briber At on i tnt I ^p iiiun ttnrk fta pit t r\ ition of
Itttin Smith H I offtn 1 *J0O0 In lrum -h | UH k
s a ^hlp carTymg liqLor a per B till llfl HIIVIIJ, (TVILL »ll
?
I of 2Q minute*! in whlth tn OFmed pnncip ilj to pFesene hfi HOW CONFIDENCE
•make a getawaj CapUin fannlh tht IOl«5t lht I OUst kUUFh
Bid he rould hu\ e IJOtti n t» I i A o hit tin -im work an lhe>
i amount but refun I Tht hi|i II n clnMlj alllid thut thn MEN STILL WORK
lamed a cargo of liquor amount wtF Im ill> uruliii un leF int It
In %nlue to m&n\ thiu^aml
While the rumrunnr linr
!virtuull> been defeatiil rnptuln
Smith l«, still isagm, a ilk ir u
*arfBf« with the "Iin nikniB
nightly >mu to uiiniH Unli'lL
llaces between luimtil ml
!spe Ma>
Not only thm, but the lit
lard ii constantly on tin in' k ut
for \esu."li in ili-lrei. an I il (I n
foerellLtH Mi n are *,tatir ni d in
|tower ut Irnrth Ntreet M linur i
ft! day making nh It of fu
BQUri eath In adhtitn to lln
two ^uard putrol tli lutiih
The toast gujpi to ln^ l, i LI l
Wnution of the old re^enUL mil
'•mce nnd the life »a\ mi! w r\ it
F to txerci«n hi faith in hu
mon m in the roti-u •es Used to Exact Money
r I
ij ilfiu ut Art Often Absurdh
li •. dun t t iki tin ntirt.it in thi '
i rk Ihi ill tun •hi LipUml
inilh i\ K liink i" Hi ' "
Crt lu\il\ irtur* that houlf
um i hi inir ti i iiitlliiiit, i^tit
t u i I ttit til 1-ctnus linimut
ilk tins -in ill iiuht but »h# ui In lulf,i lie* in it nfti R pr«\i
L ii in li ttluik I sui ti tiails painful und co^th in thi i -iphi
iiuiini lln y li
tie i!n titattd da\ji whin a mim jinr
iti i in iiiniii i
^tins *irc ^illink mil ( IMF tu h\i I
Hill Kill
it thi. Ptptil t uf uthrr** lln
Si .1(1 Rill nun ll ml 1 nf the pDllii Jf illl (lufi Hi
ill l\ I f i i, lh ml t 'll In \»\ lh torit.- in I IH'"
,1 t MC 1 III I
thus) «hn hlllTi l"t I f" m tin IV Inn
ll ll\ I I IT] nf n is t t
t«tv iml 111
i iji pr p n itin y
link thi li) it- in Hi I u it I ike
II r j ll thi
fan it-tin t »hl t nniryiuH.r 1 in Hint
An i!
lht j-hip i kmiiii to prul i
ers iiii^urtLi uf illitit linuo.
it hjs I pn Ln of tlie ttiQ^t H-in"*
in tin. teaat guard
lia* trailed corc^ of
1
who ate ftillinff ti
tin. tali, of the Castilhiin Dun |
who i« lanjjuiHhmg IR a Sspaniith i
dungeon and han aLeret^d in hjs
portflianteHy a valuable neh mine
Lnipwhcn In tni. Ameritaf* This
i hart h" alwap UPPD hinted]
down fur ifiituru
kfiut fiuth m tin hoin
Ujfnt\ nf Hun fpllo*>
Thi ru t Hut Hit mTublP
1 electrical ceff^nfe iiifaii Jndtiijl
community means a compari
in the prssp#rlty i@f
eommuuity Inasmuch SB ^
light and com pan lea
supply 75 percent, of «H
ii^td in the tnafiuftafturing
of tht- United States, the a^
the PQV.IT c"uHijin|)tlon of t
dUMtriul LU^tatnern pf Hmm
tka may he naid ip rgpresg
tn ml of the power €on^umpt
all mdyitry
PLANT LEAFY VEGFTABLI
In the majority of gardens
ve^ttubiefl are plantetl ib i
ant*, but the gre«n leufy snei
often neglected This faunfojtS
nut lity jiriLf
nals says the Stat&iasdfl-
Whilt. a K t deal of rsnfldenee JKt for [pttace spinnach.
Uil i% plate bj man> bufilne,^ than], kale, cabbage aaj
mi n in Minn of th** existing in- flower are neceasaTy far the
i\\cntur% etDnomiHtH, baainess ex mins and mm y
LCutneK, jnVHutoT-K and others deep Bests may ee planted very
ly eontempd with the future trend t fh t f
of bufdnKS h rteent t f
with the inability tui
uf any tombinatlon of the uhij be
haFonit
lucrative living preying on rum
runner* 1 hey felt, preKumably
that a^ they % ere apt.rating
a^am^t person** en^uKHil in the il
hut transportiiEiuFt und making of
liquor thej %eFK beyond tht clutch
of the law but reeent history has
convinced evtral that Ehi^ prc
sumption is in error
ELECTRICITY A GUIDE
TO BUSINESS TREND
New Us# for fcdmon Invention
Han Been Found
Tort> four
d dbl
Qf the is to post as an
nJTictr and isstort morie> ffrom
NOIIH ^uiltjf of breaking the law,
Sinn, prohibition fciiH tamp into ef
of this tvps havt made
* It i>* u^uylly
thL work uf an illustrious Jnt* ^tori
»hn uult-il Cortei m o\erthroftihtf |
thL might* MonUzumu 4 *,hj,hi
\aridtion i^ ohtaini-d b^ hii\inu tht>:
unit4«r «nt of th i"ij?ht h m 1
men of Fuurm tn Hit tomjut t of
Piru
uhlt irruiindwgrk in iirup.it turn
mu\ tinii- ami ^ u^tiully unit rt
hurUil tu IJJ thi ^lmrp«ter whti lum
LijUiFL I hup^^t urn! pxpiriiiii-c in
luiij, in furious Lii£.**r 1 hi mu
jurits nf tht rihiiig K^nt rjtiun uf
tunfi !i ne im n Jrt Lontmit Ui trit
winning tht tunildtnci t>T thin
\ii.tnn^ an i (ILI LIIIK tin HI on 'he
da>F jirtftribh m Hie imrf
i y p
to furnmh tapB greenly
UIL h time of f thinning h githef ith
nipn ap radlahoii, the tops ]
Eyoked for this
t&F>? to interpret accuFatcly arc especially valuable 1
the immediate trend of
ef the large amasnt o£ vfl
let alyrm forecast the fyture mlns mln they y contuin. The ~
In the *joarth fur u Hew Indicator that la supplied wilh §,
Lon»[tlerable u-ttentlan m being ameunts of fresh tama|aeg
gittn to^ the interpretation of the summer months opd
htati^ties dKalinn with the can p HES i s—th*s—
sumption sf electrical current bi-tter health
Call MillviHe 295-W
For Estimator
Beauty and Protection
With Awnings
WE ARE DOING WORK IN
cars ago Ftlison _ OCEAN CITY DAILY
ad aad to the worltl a ncv,
forti—Utctrititi Toiliiy it h Pf< I Ocean City Office WiU Open Boon
timatptl that there arts already'
man than C 5 Q00 diffirent usen of.
thin font, Hhii-h way he hud in|
unlimitpfi quantity at any moment South Jersey Awning Co.
of tht tln> or night Another usej
of eleetncityf ontj which incidental
1 H not rcgittt-pretl «n the meter MILLVIL!£, N. J,
(
lietn propo^etl by Arthur Wil
vice president, commercial I
hour
nun n of
nlnr tn px
I tr muni J fiinn tin )in(,kt-t» nf Oni of thi. most nn\il Unit
1
thi- c lllulllll t- ufU n aii^unllv lluiig thi
,ig un tune uf
nun unbpliLViihK
sin*
1 Thiy Go!
of tht most i
, linp vinx retentlj pull
eil' in Bruukljn Max, Ne*\ ehdt?
I them sin* ilnio^t unbeliLvabK "JO, a tailor w th the milk of hu
M I he UILU of tht sharper man kindng«fH in hi breast ind n
it hj
\ef li* eonitj.nt It cuiminta j wealth of \o\c for hi
piiket 1 oil
an I
rum
Jh
1 NO-NOX
STOPS KNOCKS
* f**llow tn.
•Uin^ thr bankroll of the' ture^ in hi heart, hml an off d is I PUTS CARBON TO WORK
ier with thp Itast pa^^iblp pf j H« hpent it by strolhng along the
unit thu Uikhte^t prubable' ^un U ef Conej l^lnnil Tht wish
•hunee of jrctting taught ^winh of the wm southed him
Acreage
SALES
"A Good Deal"
DFPFND1
ON 1Kb BHOKIR
PERMIT US TO
SERVK YOU
F. B.
CAYANNA
REAL ESTATE
We Are Authorized Broken
for All O««n City
Developments
9th and Wesley Avenue
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
Ocean City 634
RENTALS
LOTS
UTT1NG the old demon, carbon, to work sounds like a paradox—,
nevertheless that's just what GULF No-Nox Motor Fuel does and
here's how Jt happens. Compression is power. The more compression
the more power. Greater compression is secured by reducing the
displacement or space in the combustion chamber. Carbon deposits materially
reduce this space—old time gasoline would not withstand this
added carbon compression — clicks — knocks—pings of detonations of
distress quickly following sudden acceleration or heavy pulli,
No-Nox withstands higher compression—stops the knocks or detonations,
thereby increasing engine efficiency. GULF No-Nox and Carbon Deposits
work together for more power and greater mileage.
Turns Mountains Into Mole Hills
This guarantee goes with it: GULF No-Nox Motor Fuel is Non-Noxious,
Non-Poisonous and no more harmful toman or motor than ordinary gaso-_
"line -^that it contains no"dope~of any kind—that the color is for identification
only—that it positively will not heat the motor, winter or summer.
GULF No-Nox Motor Fuel is priced three cents per gallon higher than
ordinary gasoline—and is worth it.
The Orange Gas—At the Sign o£ the Orange Disc
GULF REFINING COMPANY

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OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N. J,, TODAY, JUNE 11, 1926
TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST FOR WOMEN FOL$
Smart Style Suggestions for "Miss" & "Mrs"! ^ffi,^^
1
mi> any
fur yitvviiinjf ft !H]iin&? !i ;mti
luck uf' iisyt'i'h in iti* 1 Hin.M>? j
N tl! tliu I hiiVC t-llOUWll nf |
s but I, yiiwn rnovv OP '!*•'.= j
the i
p
hifh
Hi u< •iiirirt"i*
Ln't-n t
••u|'illiLf'Ji | !4.' Tin*
urw trmU-r ami, i
> H > [iifii lmihfri-.il
with inMU'atirifi if! hf*;ii! misi rtiii ! il hy- jftiinff with yiiUf
h ll f i l
itii nui.^t uf iho PI'I^KH
to Now York city riirht frsm iht "iiv at the
«}•!.> studios of Pari* «ro brine ""Iflail. |iHnt _trcpr. very neatly
1 . RuH!
tht* Ui.nn u.-w.-!l. • 1 «?• ,.i,.inm. th : .i U i., tl.n l.nin rt« lh|1 v..lunti'i'r nn .l.-pnrtm.'nt •
iin the henrl a.- llii- "Chiiri. ,l..i.," I!,,,,].'..',,,' .-,,.- r,.i " ivn-i--- - llvi i. n '''"'" '' f r "l' |1| l". W. Va.. «-;.s
It has a further mM.nvyntui^ ui (^'ti,n L.^i'W nn liui,,, ^i-tiiin l'^' 1 ' 511 '^.'^ w 'th *U'*iruvti..n .i.r.l:l u
that it is playful in thr hot ,%-un. whiti' i-'thi* -^PU^V tn iiumerfiiiA nt '*f hllorin f village ?*>ni uitK
If you watiE itri A=l ca--o nf ''nllf, ,,i . j^tj ;J uf'•'V J_ f -{ j '
Xr*l,!M«;^hV h T^ 11 .ffi: i '^•' : «Vni|»^^
WJMDi tpnnis jsi an iilfiil.'niitiif.ctr
l t th
Kv'-ri thiMieh u nian 1 ?
"• _ . .. . -, , '•" In-ill!ti" in snnrts lhal ..ill int..
SouK i n'T-uini'"" 1 I'T- "I 1 ' 1 '' 1 " lil ' 1 'V' ! " " ''• n - . .i -«•!•--. li-.u-
U complctr withnut Inrlmiiiir. iliat ii,pl.iijl^i, '"" ' " nl ll ""' 1 '" f
IJIIIJ, Tfu.fi- i« ,r..Hkini: iiu.n' ili- .,.ni'. flmii^f V).i!.l"or''s^,"j r '!^,-inlJ
Vi.Tllnir iiinl i-sl'iiiiraiiliif limn n ,|,,, fll,,v.,,.,. ni,-i\i)''. It sj, 1« ),im
Hnappy ttii=i'!Hill snsm. , It i.- fui! j|j,(j' ^ ' !,;L. n.itil.'.m-^-,?)-!. t|u'
i.f iievjmi, un.l nn line t.W irftf ti.n f^.,), „;,. lin7| !un,|,ino which an-
MI,I to fnjfly It, I am ..nuakiiltf. of !„.,,„,, ttl|.il.iJ lhfin j,, llu. ,uUlhur
ciiursp, oi Jiliiyinir, n»l wiitrlunif. ttn,| nmia^ij, all thi! ir,,n nn.l urn
janw. Thn^iniTOislnff u-v fi f • ^,.,,1,:, all ih,. oil frnm tho livKr"(if
iniluur bull5= ijitntrinytn* Mime ,let'^a.^i.ii rn.lf1.gh that have ever
!rnnj? tewaril nia«insr this trame (,„,,„ ,]nul.,,,| ,|mV|, iln un*u-i|if.i-tirii{
Ii.-» hasiiniiiUB^neopilo hilvr' bwil nui,|"|cv thro-it' '
.liafbvaMnwWih, hrml with " " " _
tn, offiiM.'.l fianl hall, nut the • -- '" " "
^ Worm Syrup
Tu etiililfrii an angfl f^f mcfr*, i! WWre
•lirFcilmm ore f«llii«tH, IT NKVKtt V,%M^
linpffe sEgFfily " ailil' StiJirHHiiJ^ ros* fit
MYTOMIN. tl nnlain» ruil des&, giftf.d
null. iQt a hHtlle,
Cst C, A, Vaflthti!*. 5L BM PhiliiJrl|ihl*.
666
U a proMriptjoirfor
COHJ, Grippi, Flu, DeBfue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria
It'kUte'the'gferns,
Social «t| CttraraifElSI EggfsirlnE >
Mink III!.* .-••.•."•''
' BpnJ.ll.l. In BSIALL JOB
OP THE JOETIEli KTND
^ NtaiS'St.
Frigidaire
Our new Elpetric Refrij|erator
has been inityllyd*
Br&yer's
, ICE CREAM'
All naviira^Tftgies Ustisr than
DAKY'S
SOS Aibury Avenue
Phone 174
The Wave of Your Heart's Desire
W.Wthrr ii he ii *ii\-. flit marrei. a fev-p Huffj «&»& t*
ft furtj jnn*-* (>f tiehi fiftflcii, iriny be yiiaF*. ViiU ha*T
hm i» ili.«iVf ihp ^ult. W> itfp flint- nbip, it hii ihr ni p!)s*ih!e fi.f y* in qhf ttns T
*islr KriiiiArifd!. vhfttiff ii h>^ S liglil h»rni «n'if. the
t-if! Ijliifill nf Ihi UnioilS NfSfh ( iFfulifiF inrlhmL
IK VOL HAVE PFFN TOin THAT v'flL'R HAfie
WILL SI1T 1'AKK A ft'AVK. OR IK VOr APIK SINK lit"
THK I NFOKTi NATKS WHO gUFrKR rlHIM Till: R|S
NVLTH,UF A 1'fipK pKBMANKNT* bp &jf rafsns paa*
a viiii. You »F? JHSI ihc iiefsfln *c sr? niri»inE la
rfHSrl, We ISil •jsyr hgiF, g life j set ii is Isbofilnfr ifnt,
if nfcesgirj-, and icifriiifjEsllj dciermiflf ihc forreet wait
JOHNSON'S BEAUTY SALON
LTrfiiiinc -. , ^ ^h'EKle • Lanei*
~*S1iiryland Avenue, Sf the niianlwalk, Allantic 0ty7 N. J,
FLOWIR'J
, WliUnrjoii #fmindi in
; ioweij, n» j hj", WB can Ml
, (him in s hiF'nly sstiif&ctattmtmm..
Vfe only i«.
. licit an opp-jrlunity to Bat
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p;i??i-ii and U-i-d h'ni-
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DR. BLITZSTEIN
^UIKT *,U l UR IIKSTlHt •
K, t'tiriivr Illinm* anil Aliaiilii- Ait'?.., AtlUiUit City, N, J;
l,.,i,i.ii, i,l i:ij Ailnnlll An,
SK] SIAIIIM: I.(» KsTAUUSHKIl
Take Advantage of the
Finest Fur Storage Vault
Ever Built
]'>try iii'i-i'iiutiiin known to Hfiunuu IHLK liut'ii tak-
«ii to ujHtiro j)e;-ft'tt siifeiy for your Vuluulile
.Furs In our Vault! ." • .
• • - ' * '
Cuoled liy Klectrk-ity, guiinloil Hy a bank door,
walls of I'oinfurccd eijrici-ete, and ])lciiity of- roohi
for accoiniiiodating DOUO Cquts. • •;• •:..."•
Just the Storage 1 Vault foi; your Furs. . . '
The ehai'ge",-is only d'/i for eoiiiplute- safuty.
';• Furs tofl-fOrllcinoclding-Stored Free, ,
1307-9 Pacific Avenue
Manufacturer . Near South Carolina Avenue Ftflrs Stored
,; And";••.',.• ATIAXTIC CITY* X. J, And
Importer • ' - ,• Phone - Marfn« .2816* / Setiodeted '
Honii.hnw. they make one thinK ti! itf Tt^xH^. hiiN agrfetfd tn iv-i^M .f ^^^^S^^^^^^^^^^j^l
raol room! nnd spacious, sha.li-il ,hl, ,,liBS ^ot bout Attoriiry G.-nfriii ^T~Z^^^^^^M
'Dun Moody aii.OOO VOKS jn Inn
—VERNON HALL—
410 Ml ntic venue
UPfN \LL U\K
omr Lnmforts Home C tiaki
SPFn IL I RIM B WE 1 )
PEKH»"iEHT WAVE
NESTLE LANOIL AND
EMU Tttsinu Suirasil
Entire Head 110 oa
Shriu Mil W
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.i.d Clifk Si.rt
HKLliM. HEADTT IBOP
17 B Intk C.mlln. An.
Kyes Liamined Gin-Bin filled
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is
Optomitn t
\ bur\ \iinuc
UcGdn Cit\
The Eat eat « mf
prfliBgly imall and
ci yen msaey
if »eld BB ih
fffitei plan
YOUR EYES
de er^ e the be t that cicnce cm nl
»Jur OPIUM F IKIiIi p, hcLn
Bt.ii rd or O|il(innMr> md in sl
fciamin njc ne^ far (.1 *es
th Niw Jem; SUli
iIS m the KIOH i
Our UPIIC I\N^ in hi illed tn hm • d rcuratel; gmj h
our lahar lnr> the IIIIKII. »h ch uur ^IIIIVLIST niH
"irribis !
Fnr a [DMPLlir (IPIIlVLSIBMir I imull us Otan 0^
patii.nl> faiurcil hi r pid aeriitL ^all Fjiii n L_uirant«4
L. W, BETTS and SONS
OFfllMrTHI>r>i nnil (II III I iNs
I- TAiiLl^lirn HJRT1 il-AR
170s \tldntic \vtnut Mlmtic City N J
eminine
TNS-EINCTIVELY m hmw« —I wortJiy daUg! tcr ef the
-*• even ifmuihtr rfi^ make ihase dchflays Bis i TwlolU
guesca, a? the bridge parfj 1 It » snly a lural list on) mesib«
of she household should Jake pndc _B ihewmg thf wondi-rfiil flf»
dI e ie 3 and fro2«i d mlica ih I nJ jr be easily and qUltil> pf 6
for the
by the BCW SE^VEL Elcarit Celd Cu^yic "
I with ii all.:
dry fold dial prevcuu men cmg banenal dfvelep
m. an J resulting food deca, Csnpleie nlngcnmn i.iih bml'
•m SiKVEL may be olm.ajed in mini tun oi StRVtL BBJf fe£
1 is ^jyr pFSScni T f ngrrai(jr —. —
ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC CO. 1
Ocean City Division
1 i
10th and West Avenue y
S E B. V E V
IDEAL EtECXRIC REFRIGERAtlON %
the Kitchen
L#& Famous Cooks,
|xTRADITIONAL NBw
EMJLANU WSHKH
Sll!, . Tl,!, i« i.ni. .if a -I. •••-..I
( "i:||f . U..lrI-|f.-f • y I' I all-.
MANY Wll.l. (H) WITH
• T K U " K U s n N 1 ' Weekly Fashion
Hints
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• n t r v : s U K f u n i n u . i V u r ii • !'•.';•,'• i !••' . i' i . . , ' . . V • , „ '','.'',''.'
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A I I P I I . h e i i - . l j f ' ' "'' '•'' ' • • • ' • • • i
thn w»il-km,wii 1,,,-n.;,, si'l-:\UKMS Til
. V "fft 11 " ~L11OW tipped fluniL WJ u " Lil • iur
broiliiifl Itak
1 hi, Ii ni chimneys burn even drop
|[ ml L upklLl) btliire ihL hkUt
ru iclits IIIL ulLn ili
\\t «trL sn WLII piensed «itb ihe
l'Gf 1 Lrlci.li liSln\e butlin«.!arc&ults
mid i ptr lnm til 1 uftur coinplt'ting
til |nl WL ki.pt 11 Io list (or -.luxilury
lurk in nur pi sse^, blit coicludbd
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luted nd ipprwed In tbe Ilastun
Scl DI ot I uViLrj ! 1 hat iiiein that
thu I Li kill nv s lisid undLr all po
uhlL t i kin4 ti njiliiiiis —lor slow
t kiiij. [nr liM Lunkin), tur h king
fi r lr>ini. n d ( r brmling In tvery
U IHL It llJa I lUIld tfllCILilt
The nllicr lull ninui cooks wlio^
tLsitd llit 1 wrlLi.li in vvere cnth ui-
BSIIW mi hunt Ihc rusulls obtained
\nd m n d ) -1 SOU IHJU nomen get
TLJI e i tking uiisfjcuun from their
1 criLLtiiin
SLL thisL IWi 1'trftctioiM at any deal,
er H Ml NI/1,5 frmn a ant burnersto>e
lit Sd/i In I\\L hunier range nt*120 00
A\ IILII >nu emik on 1926 Pcrfcchun,
juu, too,«ill bt, well pita ud with it
lfiiiiu/o« "dtj
Simi COMPANY
STANDARD OIL COMPANY {New Jersey)
DislnhutQ} ? • 26 Bioadway ' New Yotk
Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens
WARNING Use only genuine Perfection
•wick on Perfectien Stove This art marked
with red triangle Other will gwe trouble,
Clean, Even
Cooking Heat
He leflf rlMrmeyi af th« Paste
tkn t t every drop of thi oil
\ cisrc Ii »&i.hea tbe kettle Thus
)eu g£I Stan even ceakm^ hexl
I ef ire i§Qt utd smoks
\u can le deuUIy sLre ef this
i i of 1 m fcthen you use £ put*
wa er white KeFQsini tt at burns
leanlj e £nly and without edof
— latsdifd KfEQifDi It Is
All impuniits thst mifht cftttifl
imske sr leave depsxiU si *&ml
ire re levsd This Kiiurcs fha
ItiaSiiPnm imeimt sf h^t By
itiekmg la tied»rd Ksresaa
joU sic suri el bcal ESS&Itl frste
your PiFfaeiien Ins lit SB It,
Vyu can buy tt siiywhsc
STANDARD OlL CO.
{bins «ffr.«y)
STANDARIT
KEROSENE
For best results
me
STANDARIT
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L ]j Luck r I 1 on th crew V rt
of th a ti il t i t tht Ar y mei ' r
Wirm TA b tl \* H dd nly ' h '' >
d lierted tl p skie f r i I o i to , |ftn 1 >
the water f H ] t II dt H to(,r i her
( , = • =
II rk II
ilert
TfiJN WINNERS IN |m«liUsl with 10.7
RACE ON HIM STONES »T purcha.el
. [ Some other clus
Rw Ninth 'lime Gum-Dipped Tires I follows:
I rd In Cliisic '
Who buys automobiles?
More cam arc -sold to fomnipn
mad lmr«t& null •ftorkpr accordinp
to an mifUyMn made hy the T'sijje
Detroit Motor Car Company ami
bUhd in & repent i»?ue of the
ntr ] i
leil, ultl:
totnl
,h t
I ^
I
P rcsto p f II 7f tun d pptd Bu 11 c tr It
balloon tires again made u remark- ! Salesmen
nbU show ng III the Ind n p 1 t, I
Spoclw y Clmc on lecorat „
Day when all ten *nie», ,
lnuflctu " r
tldpatng n the l > l 1 lc cher I
tkesc dependable tiri* cl q
^thii ir the sptolld tlm b llooiJNe»n| ipr l <
tires mini usol inthe great Spepl > Rravtr anl pi
T»i(y evont the flrit being ln"(t ter
0.3
year Tvhfn leler DeEaoln oi F r Re 1 t t tc I
stone fall ze gum di| \ t I bn[l ons I ur n
made a new worll r t nl at anlRaikcr nl
verage speed of 101 1J ni le rci broker
0.1
hour
ITr ltnti
Smallpr t r of )14 r be
inch djbpl cement, compart. 1 to L* telej.r ph 11 *
cubic lathes in 192 t mbli «i ith
rainy weather anl a nlipperv
track felowed up th t me of tl
ANOTHER KLCORI) FOR
1 26 winner Fr nk Lockh irt vl N\SH IRODlt I1ON
won thli je r*s r c at b8 lt«j
per hour
101,402 t'ars .Shipped fn m Sip
Thli ysr* (,ruel K b ttli, of tciuber 1 In May 3L
tin>« \ iu, ci lltd at tl r 1 of 40 ^
milt beciube of tl I r pour f M y h nt tl r I f
rain Lockh rt wl ipture i tl \ h pr I t n nd 1 Tl
(Tr«nd pnze dr \ thp full d t llh j t I 1 h el
without a Hiii^l t re ch h£ 1
WM 11 E t to go the t it r 00 . f P rt t over tin It
miles 11 the *i me ft of t rp rd of M j 1 n I the
It is a i t worthy f t t n th t t it tj fir t r n e ut e r i th
tho 1920 Ind ni p 1 nt i th t) uc|t n tht Nil
ninth oh the Hoo tl f 1 re tone Co n| tn\ Ma i I r H M f rt *,e ril
whitll builds txtra *,tr gth n 1sale
n m dk f the Nt 1 Motor
enduran e Into the cord fabric bv Con p nv t nt^refit i g to not**
lmpn^niil ng nd ^ati rit ii *» piytl
at Ith f,h 1 r wi tl bi^
fibtr of e\ery cord th ribber IT Rt ear SLI h stor\ h T.C
Oiih fipec al nrteeiB m nin zp I It ii d h ppp I re rn n the
friction an 1 heat keeping the tr q fir t ll e nth of tl ir—
c mpar t ely c ol und^r a ton fr m Joi ar It Mi il— th i
tinuoui r nr str in
WIT I a It n 1 h p| tl th first
eight n I np fe If m tl tf lit
FIGURES SHOW WHO ARE vc r—J ari 1 n S j temb r 1 T
BUYING AUTOMOBILES Th 11 1 I nior c»r th n itr
| r ducc I uy Na=h M t r n the
Interesting Datx Compiled by the 11 re >(• r I > I
Paige-D^tFolt Company
In th n n m nth f S |
te her 1 to M J il N 1 M t i
hi. bu It and J 11 1 th 1 I
n t n 101 Wi ar
Tho records sre based on the I
combined sulea of Paiges anil Jei
cttfl Uiroufc'litjijt tho United State'
tnd how rom 1 t r it JJ- re*?ulL
Tlje ratikinjf of the various liccu"
pation. II h irf U e i s rj r
I The classification of foremen,
m-yj in L n I other 7 1 te 1 il
foreffoinf: 1 u 1J ° p rcet t file
di" an 1 con pz it,a 2 i H \ f re t f
thfl huMi'ne.HH population f tfi
Country, acn>i'clinjr to c^n-iu.s fiture
Architects L t \ r ^ nnl
twa-tehttiH of one porcciit' of th
bush CK i | ul liu | j 2 p
cent of tht* cars, Relativnly. tiier*
f»re rchlt'cU* r ^rt ttr buje
than th&dafis of.workcrfl who buy
the moKt^carS,
In luintil} the ceo j lar^c^t
clii^KcAtU i tntrch nl ho ^c
Biggest Loaf
. ,nit l/ir«« iinud/i liee&liiciie.
(tall In 111 inrn ftrt, 11 lUlif tiv be,the
fftt .iA tdrn^il
/mit JiyJ • rraiilt iinMilm-;* i(onti
Inllo (Inrt) Mtitr ni|i» rfiiiton rettnOy
j»t Kirtw Uniyrt-nlly u In is incUm
t-MOe. *Uchra IhlrK jnil
\T
t oC
The Firestone Record
in Battle of Tires
at Indianapolis
1916 R
1917 «
191BI
4 ThptDU
1921 Millon
I9Z2 M iphy
192* M
Marroafi
MutinX
"tEe 'EflS~fo6cn reapjiutntcd a ino*niber"of —Mra~TO
erie d'Haiti foris also 1 increased[In
size, end has taken over many in'
t l * b
Steady improvements of financial
economic und political conditions in
Haiti huve been rojiorted from I'UHMC HEALTH TEACHING
time to ti f by r iireiei tatn t of
Amenc I rn ^ It tit rt
hfulthful; tlie Cacos. or butlnw:
hiive been subdued; roiida hin *»
supplanted trails, und riutivo £ov
eminent iw functioning.
Under thi! training of A
na\ 1 ofl thi t k a
rt 11
uicr nt1
br i ch
t d
teehn I
:i I t
on p 11 I
II 1 UP
i v. tl th u i.
1 1) 1
In | I r I tl
i d 1
1 f
tht 1 if 11
r d n tl I I t tl'
I b 111
1 (. 1
1 tl 1 '
1
Car I a drying ai d p eking
methods employed in th~o dr M
fn t I iduritry of I pram hivt
pr* tt all} eliminate { tl at country
us i l nietitor of tho Unlttd
Ii con menting editorially upon SU ttb n forpiffn baks of apneots
h v lutlon an i developn t of prune •? (frapci and ralsii P except
ml I health teaching und pr tic ob ibly l RUBB a Turkey and
th th » bt btat an 1 the purl pla cdf
d u At r in g to u cot fi lar re
t • by tl - i> Com - ty Medical S le port Met 1 bj thp 1) 1 art lent
'y.
York State Joun nl of Airc It re fr n Ih rni tie
{ M 1 •say" that th df 1 her pr nc i 1 fr ta 1 ed in 1 rs re
t i r ct of j ubhe health a 1 upr c t
n d ha_ develop 1 he
U> » ithli
tht last fi year;
111 rtr lii-h th St itj'
tr ntj of p bl t health ort
t d 1 ws tl it there
pr t in th*' St*itt ome
d i t tnt f ht llth
r
•i 1 f the orld tl roe 1 rg
I If Ih v*t corj rat n* li t > i v, r
P S SI I SI ur o i i st i
1 >l I N ] j rs it
II I I (_ 1 Mot rs ill l_ 000
1 o trndo
iiv any
? j rui e an 1 gr t| ci
w of the Philadelphia Board of View at
fruits
a ufilary of JG 500 Mr Willoid is elected i
a bummer re I4ent of this city Railway ft;
WILLARD UEAPPOINTKD having n cottage in the north sec to succeed her 1
Fred. Willord, of Philadelphia tion of the re ort.
recently.
"W« An Hen to Serra Ton"
Ferguson Express Co.
Sicmt Mid Biggago TruufM
Offlcei
SI? Elahth St, Ocun City. N. J
The familiar phrase
as good asBuicK
suggests that you see
and drive the car
that others use as the
Standard°fGomparison
before you spend
your money
I*
HDIT
7.H.7O-
(19 6
Vtf.93
J9I5 IJhPaotQ Dnwnbf dF I n*. ', IO1 13
*B. kK 1
M.IIt. 95.&O
BAILEY MOTOR COMPANY
New Address: Haven Ave. at Tenth St.
Aulhorizi'd lluirk Saks iinrt Service
GUM-DIPPING
the Extra Process for Extra Miles!
Breaks all Tire Records
The ?0O Mile Speed Cl*«ic at Indianapolb ha* always been a Baltic of Tires. In 1911,Fire»[unCwon with fabric
lirw at 74.59 mile» per hour. In 1*>2O. Firestone won with cord ltr«f at 83.55 mile* per hour. In 192 5, Firestone
uonwithFull^S^cCunvDippfd Balloons ai the record breaking average speed of 101.13 miles per hour
Ih 1926, FircBtone again won with Full-S.fee Gum'Dipped Balloous.The ten cars to finiili "'in the money" were
mil Fircfltone-equlpped. They went the distance without H single blowout, and with but two i(re failures—one due
to ft puncture and the Othtr IO A lenky valve.
' ' This performance in even fflurt reularlcablc whtn you consider the
Itrrific speeds at ^vhich the cars traveled over this nftccn-year-old,
rough brick trackn
Experienced rac« driven will not rink, their liven or chance*
of victory on any'other tires. And in the commercial field, large-j
truck m torbuB dnd tax' ih fleet operator* vho ktcp careful £c\H I
re rds are in ong the big users of Ftrcsion*. Gum Otpied Tires
Tht: Ciiy Transportation Co., of Tacoina, Wash,, writes; "One
of out 12 buses on Firestone Gum-Dipped TirCa has gone Over
40,600 miles and'still looks yood fur many xnilea of extra service
For all around tire safety and mileage, FEresttme cannot he beat.
From Calumet Motor Coach Co., Hammond. Ind., the following:
'We operate 4O hoses all equipped with Gum-Dipped Xircs. The
^ery low cost per mile on ^vhich tlirfc tires operutt is cunsidcrahly
1«* ri>an that of any other make" Hayes Bu* Lines, Columbia, S. C.
sayj "We operate 19 bune* equipped witli Firestone Gum-Dipped
Tires. A number of those tiros ImvC run over 45;00O tniles without
ever liavintf betn,rcmovcd from the rim.
The largest taxicab companies in the world 9tifidardi=c on Fitentone
CjjmD ppedTircs W K Roth \dl ta\c hopcrror Detroit Mich
writes T \o of my Fin stone Oum D pped Xlres have run 7f 000
mile*-"
Hundreds of diOUftadds of cdf owner* voluntarily testify'to the
safety^ cymfofi ond economy of Full-Slit Gum-Dipped nallonni,
W. H+ Peacock, IlirminEham, Ala., I«tific5i "I have had Firestone '
Bnlloons for ihiriecn months and they "have delivered in that time |
24,469 milef." H. C* Stschle, Minneapolis, Mlnri.tsay8; "My Firestone
Balloons have gone 4£,9QO milc» and are still in good
cnndVbn""
ITiese records of endurance, speed, safety and mileage could only
ha\C been m dc bet use of Fircisfonq de>eloptni.rlt of the Gum
Dipp ng process 11 ell In^ut tes ^nd Saturate* every fiber of CVCty
cord with rubber, reducing friction and heat an4 buUditi[£ greater
itrength and endurance in. the cdrds—assuring you at all timei—
MOST MILES PER DOLLAR ,
W. I. Tomlinson
645 Asbury Avenue - Phqne 1020
'We also tM Otdfield TjrM dnd Tubes at Remarkably Low Prices—
•Millie at the Great Firestone Factories and Cany the Standard Guarantee.
AMERICANS SHtftlLD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER...
HEADLEY & ADAMS
Dealer* in
READING COAL
Kindling Wooa tiy Barrel or Cord
Best Coal on the Market. 2000 lbs
to (he ton guaranteed. Bell Phone
Office and Yards
TENTH AND WEST.
i "Standard"
Gasoline
is the tdeal fuel for
normal requirements
FSbO i manufactured to meet
die followmt special amdatons
/
1 Tormotor thatknock
2 For motor with execs
IVC carbon
3 For high comprc ion j
motor 1
4. For motors which from
long use no longer develop
full power. ' I
5. For motors operating
under excessive loads.
6. For any motor from *
which the dnv'er demands
extra power and
performance,
HUDSON-ESS
Now $ 50 Less and
"At Your Door"
ESSEX "6"COACH s 829
HUDSON COACH 1259
Hudson Brougham - - 1519
Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan - 1750
This covers all coits — freight,
tax and tfiefollowingequipment;
Front and Rear Bumpers, Electric
Windshield Cleaner, Rear
View Mirror, Transmission Lock
(built in), Radiator Shutters,
Meto»Meter, Combination Stop
and Tail UghL
So there ii no uncertainty about
the price you pay. No mislead,
ing "F.O.B, Factory" or so-cdled
"litt" prices, to which.freight,
tux, equipment and sundry other
charges must be added. Hudson.
Essex A. Y. D. prices tell whu
you pay and ALL you pay.
Wcrtt w« adtertiting f. o, b. pricet withformer itmndard equipment, Ibey would ta
ESSEX "6" COACH '735 HUDSON COACH M135
Hudson Brougham '1385 Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan *1610.
The lowest prices at which these cars ever sold
The "AYD" Plan is Saving Buyers
From *25 to *50 on Every Car
CADMAN & TILTON
Phone 564 Ninth St. and Bay Ave., Ocean Ciyj
so much R»K utl n c 1 r „ | , | |i | | l i,l 1,
1 rh | th y uni, f II
tally tnl I lo t Ih
\\ t wl 1 V I h
let u H er I l In
Jtol lie f h I . U tt
ith t he wo II I 1 i-l t I t
le fr t,e Tl
Br etc I up In B t 1
fuKht r I he I I I li
[ h ch 1 t "
r utht 1 pforp tl 1 I
i-l
I lc I r I I e
i n 1 P v. PM 11 n ' I
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I ^A,e. r \t, I. s- I He
II II II
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fr ken Ne rtld tl
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f r pr t ••. k ' I
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ro Wlen 1P 1 f ' l
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u\ li 1 ll p tl o t i I t I
f I o h I nt f • I
k II 1 n He le I I t I 11 t
th ii I 11 f tl r II
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\fter 11 i. 1 ! ' I ,
1 o i e Hp It l i t lwy t 1 '
loath, 1 1 f r o(l I I
1 rp ar ol xi tPi c ln r ol
»-
..i hi 11 jol to ottei vith
[tnala of uneni) lo ent I be
\fter 1P 1 I I ii I for 1
loai I ill hui !•> lie 1 I
I 11 r t >.ni.n I on him "lr H
[ h gifite l uitn tl
fcorll in tcieril o I en cicrj
mo 1 as at uoik 1 e p ie 1 open 1
o l«er B trunk an 1 tolt !jl n ()
^TIouKh he—WJS ire tpd anl
ttl ree 1 with the enmc 1 e be t
p e w throllEh lack of rwdPnce
Drifting to the Bower 1 c
.•npicl into a inlnoi lor a fcla
f beel llsco\cred the> wlirite I 3
!Wter an 1 Rot the job In

^1
ulaniK "I'm not going to hurt
>ou «r fri(fht( n \ u 1 just want
v u tii li Ip mi I ju t 1 fc f > J
to b*> kind and help m*
It was impossible not to believ*
in his jifritation; Joan stared at
him with fascinated eye;
'But- -but I don't even know whi
you are," ahv said in A frightened
voice, u _^lVe iif-ver »wn you ur
til today—oti * * * oh, 1 don't
know who \Oil in h** tld Ife im
Ihrn h t< Id her ht blurt* d out
the truth -with the desperation of
htM.put
1 want to knuw wln>r^—I irniflt
know al] the truth. * * * I've Wfti
d«wu to Lt'iivenden—I only cum* 1
Up to town thi-* mtrninff it v,u
I* *ti that threw ua toffttl ei 1
can't leave you like this—1'VP jjot
to know morn. * * • .Stin-ly yd: «h** ^Uired »t
him as if lift wort' n«nie

FRIDAY* JUNE'B,
length pb
fe)iw ott
OCPAN CITt SENT1NEI-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY. N.
Chuckle Column
H are now closer to-
Alula. It doca seem was accidentally locked ln_a big
d to J
peculiar •wl—, „ _ _ _ .
condenser for tht first time, but
it is Just a matter of (rottiiiff u&ed
to it"
(Mr Shcrrlll will be glail to help
\uu ifth« juur radio problems
W nti him in run? of thfi paper )
CHUCKLE COLUMN
TUe Married Life!
tan is a cold proposition fur hugbandi who, on arriving home,
bare to nek their dlnnera ill the icebox.
Husbands like to be patted on
• "don't rub thi fur the wrong way,"
Talk •bout writers letting fabulous iumi at "so much per word"
—Whit (bout the wife live second* -ftc-r she's told her husband he'ii
"tin swectMi man in all the world!".
Be-suty may bg only skin tieep, hut it makep many n hug*
bind dig deep' regularly for the bonuty parlor bllte.
Without Much Argument
Whin a wife isya "we're going to the seaside for a vacation" and
the feiubsRd loudly proclaiiits "iiolhilig doing''—-they ugysigy agree on
the "seasidt."
oil 01- THE ORDINARY
\\ ith im Caiter, of Wildrii Miff,
1 111 .1 radii i onceft fur
im un 1,1. lO'illi birth
Is Radio Popular In New York ?
By II. M,
(Kuiilu Kn
havr* nhimi tiie
which pliuied the radio industry In j
a rather embarrassing position lu^t,
HUHinioF, is not *'s
AND
Q,—I.. A, M. u«fcii:_"Why'mu t
th*' grid return to u DVliiS tit tii
tor lu!*> be conhfettfd to the [ lu
refrlgi
and
Judee Anthony Johnson, of Dun-
kirk, N. Y-, turned George Gout^
chvrt aped 38. over his knee and
spftnkfiu him for making mran rt>-
murks aboftt the court and police,
ir
d ID and Bri|r SwmLi enok"
—he doesn't know whether «hei recyjfiiisinjf his uuthurili in
the home or just asking a fuvnr.
Low your temper on n wife and she'll only smile,
fairs and she SB milch a§ >>ee» a twinkle In your
be oqt the price of a set of duhea,
Evtn after hi'i married, a man still ha,
fsperienges. If he doesn't like the food **•
ner, his wife tells him to "get awuy from
hungry,"
How About it?
Two hides is every question in married life—espeei;
buds. Either "¥«, dear,'" or "No, dear;"
Many a husband has r >nd' Or»n
front prwiwrtlfp. flialr* r
for ulc- Alia lot* tt>r In-rt*tn,*»t
•nd In lni?ra«tnerii^Ui* tht,U* mt
0«pn City. Auply tt
J. M, CHESTER Sc CO
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
* Copper cotifttimption by {he radio
CHABLESP.LAKE
BEAt ESTATE
Bv^lliC : SelUiiK : Renting
Ejlom Ml Ocaa City Titl? and
Tnttt Bnlldlnf
OCEAN art. N. J.
VHUTS F. HAINES, M. D.
. PkjitcUn mi Surgeon
of Ert, EM, NOM
•ndltmt
Cor. Wolv Are. out Ninth St.
ATTORNETB-AT-LAW
V GEORGE R. GREI9
ATtDBNET an* 00DNSELL0B-
,-1., .;- AT-LAW
C. EUGENE DARBT, M. D.
PJrm'ntli Flirt uid AtlADtle At«n*n
OCRAN CITT. K. J,
Ottlrt Hum
Wm. H. ColUsson, Jr.
AMO. M. Am. Sot C. E.
CIVIL ENGINEER - SUBVETOB
Cttr BofliuHr, O«ui 'gltr. K. I.
Dtt. CHAS. H. VAIL
OSTEOPATH. _ _
Eighth and Central Avenue
Office Hours—Doily, 9 to S
By Appointment—Phone Bell 275W
BR. J. HOWARD SHARP
DENTIST
Ocean City Title & Trot Co. Bide.
BeO. Phonai I989-W
AaUHtlCH C. CROWE, M. D.
«H ST. ft ATLANTIC ATE,
OCEAN CITT. N. J.
Telephone TOT
9 to 10 B. m.
7 to Bum.
REAL ESTATE
J. NELSON LOPER
Bed EnUte Broker
OCEAN CTTT, N. 1.
REAL ESTATE
For Sale
Fifth Street .and. Boy Avenue
—two furnish-fifl .houfiO-*, h
on the H«y; lot 100 ft. on Bay
Avenue, anil 2G0 ft. on Fifth
Street-, with riparian rights.
Ground floor: two*car-
laundry, bath and store room,
front and -**wlo porch. First
floor; Kitchen, dining, .pantry
and living ropm;!front and side
porches.
Second floor; Four bed
room&' and bath room: third
floor; three bed rooms. Steam
heat—gas and electricity-. Ap j
ply ut
NELMS, Owner
20 South 33rd Street
„ Phnadelphia, Pal.
or yonr own brokef
WALTER G. GIBSON
Real Estate Insurance
802 CENTRAL AVENUE
Phone 1295
x)he new and magical
MOTOR FUEL
TT'S ESSO—better than the very hen motor
JL fuel you've ev Jt Used.
It's ESSO—developed by the Standard Oil
Company (N« J,) from its fifty.aix yeari of
refining experiencei ,
ESSO is more than gasoline. It is a custom-built
fuel which not only adds new power tn the
motor, but endows it with new life and longer life.
What does ESSO do?
Fir t of all, FSSO i more powerful than any
other motor fuel. It eliminates knocks. It un-
leashes the latent power of your motor and lets
it develop its full rated horse-power.
And ESSO has pick-up—such a pick-up as
you've dreamed of! Yet ESSO has something
more than piek-up. It has the extra power that
will enable you to take the long tough hills on
high. ,•
Test ESSO! Start clean with a tankful. Choose
your favorite and most difficult hill. Feel ESSO.
put two extra cylinders in your engine. Judge it
by any standard of performance that you know,
and then you will realize that we have not in
any way over-stated the magical'properties of
ESSO
Red in Color. Packed with Power. Costs Ji
north it.
"Standard"
Gasoline^
What the consistent
use ofEsso gives
1+ All your motor' power^-and no
knocks,
I. Greater flexibility — less gear
shifting.
5_ Freedom from use of choke—no
crankcase dilution
$- Quick start—lightning fast*
f * Instant pick-up—quickju a cat.
t. Speed and pull for the IoVg hard
. hflb. -
JF- New and longer life to the engine
sso normal n
ESSOn.
following special
j. For motors th»t
a. For motors
carbon
3 For high com]
4, For motors
use no longer
power.
5. tor motors r
excessive loads,
,6, For my motor
driver d
and pert
STANDARD OIL COMPANY (|
Sfe* fA,
-•V.
'T
U;ft
' We got bill k in Washington in
time ta eut, 4N u^uui
'In the afternaen we %ent to the
h M
I tripetartsd off with a threo zhr?F> f.et but it ^me,i mor^ hkfc &5
•»"• "Jg ?* r o» thiR eheer miitS u lDQk u, gbout an hour,
^workid All tho^ awake proceed I to jfci up and tame i1Dwn Wi went
1 tn wake oJ] %HP_ population be honu. and ^tnl Kit- ufttrnooii buy
win here and Mlllville From I in^ ^uunifi At mKht we hud
Jllfclta to Bndgetan there wan a tht la^t met ting of the M G H
|6rii E intrnnisgion From Bridge • - - -
I tan we went through Guose GOH
Ilin'g heras town, Salem After
R "-- along the ft,nd fmiti
we put into hsrber at
ed
g
put into harbor
gnngyille It was h«t> tliat thi*
p|nt of 'Lmwwg' 'Eddfe.' 'Bnb
ftank and 'Ike* Ruined full
ower The Captain of th** ferr>
eat sheuted BH the way o\er frotn
ennsville to Hew Cufatle, 'Sit
Idewn, You*re rocking the boat*
WJii Elkton dinner wag pravidfil h\
\their be*t and only restaurant
I For the benefit of an> «ho m-H
(not know, Elkton in the place
I where elopements are taken can
I of A few proponfil marrmgcN
Iwtre to take place, but this ua
ipfBvtnted
• "In Havre de Grace, which 1ms i
aee track,, where monej makp^
^ hone ga arpund, nut one of our
rtrty lost any money because we
put
I the
Ihappsi^d
• with Nor
"Havre de i
|a f ttr wg had panned, and thi:
lug in a good humsr From
Its Aberdeen we raised ***PI>thing
I but the roof When K? laniltd m
I Baltimore, we were ^uipn^d A\
I the £i£e of thi^i icr,
eut slgo by Emilj Whfn AL
I wtnt through the traffic, e\ er>
* mi>thing bigger than a loikr
^ came near tht* bu*s I hail ti»
|fight for mi life
' Art' »S3 aur guule ^hen we
I lift Baltimore, because h* 1 ha^
gpint 2Birie time in the country in
and around Washington
"But take it from me, tht» most
bli&tgtl voice in that bu** TAJ
when 'Art* claimed ^e had
I ti Di^tnet ef Calumbi
the D C line to our hotel
v,a^ a celebration, because i
|rid§ of nine hours had citme to a
I dose
"When ^tg entered the bntil the
lanagii -. face turned four shudp?
^i, and he j»»y.Uu\%ed hi>* cigar
Porter** turned white and the tpl?
Iptane operator eollap^ed The
groups of students tore up
rooms and shaded down
,;
after a mrrui , g
tiiiinL to 11 L A , under tl«-
xamg otruefH While up stairs,
^mi kiriil of a ti am, captained by
Ldith H illerun, y^>m haung J
blcjwuut 1 hia wan thi 1 night 'ul
Corson and Art rjlf, ncpi\pil
their hath in hid I hi by^ left at
HOI (htiindttnl timi.f and every
town, beat bridge und read r?al
iztd that I arry,* *FHdn,* 'Bob/
Hurrj' Jnc, and Ik**' kept
things humming until vtt 1 iputhed
home Art doing thp ringing
Frank "Ifpt for UH all at «nce
Wi arriifH Hi our IinniP ta*n at
esaLt|\ f p m Sunda> June G '
*rhn t an Uii p trip Wi.ru Arthur
F\ Ifc^ Paul bfjiet ker Huldu Ma 1 *
on Nmnu I aii?am H» aht* R>an,
I a» ri [ji ( Inilif ^l Mildred 1 an
furik, ValU 1 opLr, 1 dith Halleran,
Hurip\ Warrt n MUF\ \ u/urd,
Hh i id Uo% mini, 1 ra V mtent,
Jn cph K»i «ah Huht rt Uordan
C luil>*,
Mab
Frank (..ro
Hwffindii
>
I rank Disnn
AIuM HIizxiin|T
k
Harr> kn
William Muri
Albert
t* luarf
Pfrifftr
KM tin. He f NA>lur and P ml
Stiiiii|H r Mii« Hurlmun «a*s tha
ppronm ami Fil* ird Cookj timer
I his trip owe*, rauth of il-,
much
nan mill it w
un I olic lii-ne*
thi trip tlif
is through hi.r
tn th^fli * that
Kiw UL«I Ue
Baceolaurente Service
Tht Jiinuul bgt LuluurLfltP ^cr-
j-iit-e for the ^r^duiiting t-ln^s was*
I h* hi on ^unlay evening in the
high =tluinl auditorium
"""t I A mo t fcuci-e^ful program was
ljr Ljrmtl through fur the hirge t
5 " Ll! ! frrmluiitinK L\UH in thL hi tory of
with rar Inevtlahls
omtna Ciirtatiuii A lie helped to lav Iht- corne
elatlon a new building tn
Prajor \
Dr Watt',
Mr-. Jame^ Austin PFPNH!
Lhfc urgah ami thf re WON a %u
»5ulo hj Mr* Ruby Dun^tan
: offered by thf R^v,
pd at
SLIMMER WEATHER
SEEMi TO BE HERB
But Washington ^hafpfl Don't
know Where trrdll lteH(»
IF \our uti^in ^uui. bunt -;.
4hi(.ktn or tht munn help iuu tci
pri'^a^t- the weuth* r HIHJJ rij^liE up
nut] mil t in tin grputt^l arnl
mn E t bitterh fiiujjht tiaUle B mt-i?
thi' Marm
Dumi it Washlngtun, ^herp
iifTiciiil diul the
men it re <
^ip jjink 1
unofTiu.il v,i ath«'F prognnNtu ators
arc %9.dnng in u batik for tht HUT-
si\al of the httf^t
Thi- unofTicial crowd last fall
spring of l'*2f> 26 would by ihu
calile t in year-* Government u-
pert** pooh psobtii the prt.riit.tinn
und pointr 1 with pride to the
open winter thtn being
p
the
r th K
The urio(Tii_iul
h h
the ha,t Th ^KK
Uon LIB. back with thi- rtturt
that it »as unowlni; in thL Middle
t
Tho unofticial
ll f f
numljpr* 11 griitlu-.principiilly of former
tompo«ed t
ture. The official erowd, of ruursp.
The unyiTiL'ial organiziition, how=
ever, is having ii^ heyday as thft
months of May and Jui!# have
been Very irregular, thus proving
the contentions of them? In unoN
fii-'iai pD^iUans, they claim,
A writer for the N. K. A. Ber-
vic-e liiNt year pfeilicUiil that the
Hummw of J U^fi would IJH pset*t*i|-
ingly i*ij}d—=in fact, the prophet
went HO far as to say It would he
about the airiest Huntilipr people
have f^lt In" the past 100 "years
OF puch a matli-r*
If your gout, rheumatism, or
chiekeiiN ran t^ll you aiiythhitl
about the weallipr, now \* tin*
tiin« to iiiakt* II kiKiwn and ihm
KBVP the farmer many hours of
hard Work yiiil many dollars ill
getting out crops that are dent (ti-
ed to be fulned by the chill winds
of a premature winter.
Meantime, It would Miem thnt
summer Is hef^, on*-'*- 8 -SKiiin, uiid
siummer is here once .again, and
everybody In this section is happy.
URGE SALES
OVER AT DEL REY
(Centinued from Page 1)
Ocean City tmn^actlons amount-
ing to thousand?,of tlollarK are how
In prociss of closing and, in all
litaiiiheedf will be eoBiunifflateil b^
the first of the wegk.
Thq Del Eey sale* made during
the past five days follows Property
at Philadelphia and Upland ave-
gold to Nathan Simon, Ph|la=
i for the eonsideratign of
i J j j Block 4P to Philip Keiley,
uf Fhiladeiphia, 140,000; Blyek s,i
te a PhilaiJelphia Kynriicutfi $Mt=
000; LoU NoH. 1, Ti, 7 and H, M. L>
Wstsn, Ocean City, $2 iihly and the
Ke»« Joseph W Watt- antl P J
Fians Following thelr entrant e
the graduate! in caps antl nown*.
flltd in t*o line. Lnss cro» ing in
the main corridor and filing down
the ll b P d n t Frank
g p
•'shook a
I
y
in the lobbj After
h
A I'ltlli. before thi" «eh'ciluleil|ert>. who ri-lv an 011 jnuRi-aphiu
hart tu the. fu-
Edv. aril
iKle*, leil by Premilpnt Frank
Jr, ami Vice Frcsiili-nt
Williamii The •
Idlnntr some went to the ma\ieg
land others ^tnt ts bed We went
I to tht Earle This II G H bml
ItheiF first mttetmg of the eon\gn
Ktloti, while tws floors up thti T U
•T, the gifls' nusiliar>, v.as liein^
Ifomieil The offleels of the M G
IH are 'Ike' Vineent, president,
•Frank Grosigr, -viee pFeKiiient,
•Hlriy kreekmanf tj^asurer, 'Bob'
fGonlon, secretary, 'Edilie' Wil
ianiE, chipf justice of th
"The heennd da\ oppnml with
Iwater Rer\f d in bed bj Pdtlit Wil
Iliutni, through the transom After
la heart} breakfast, ^e -.tarte 1 fur
I the buifdinfr of prlntine: unil en
[graving Then, v-a^ enough
[money m thm buililihE to choke ill
I the hor^ei in the woriil, but mi
, nrre Eiveil out. MJIIJ i i
I mous places were viewed
I "In tlie afternoon we ^nv, Mt
tVernon A picture wir takm of
I the mob On tho wa butk fm
I Mt, Vcmon, we Rtoppfil at the zoo
I After spending the da anil monij
I around Wanhlneton we jourlujcil
I hack to tile hotel While runk
land I wi>re ilownHtairs, somiboil
1 nude our room look like tin- muni
Idpal dump I don't know nil
[they did this, hecuu-;e «e duln't du
I anything to them except U-Jr then
I room apart. Tho M G H ncail)
I went into action thii night Slrf-p
i a welcome visitor ot nlwut •! |
|o.ra. I
"On the third day we \if t »(.d the ]
[Museum of Art Art wai nli iiJtnr
[for thh museum The> thuulil
[haye named it after HomeonP othei
lthan E l*n, because thi, win a
|besutj(ul place
I "The White Hou liruH of
Del B»y, I |
Del Rey, In mi n 1'ilnL Ii
itrvid by a AJJI rj < f tl o rtml
ayivanla Railroad, mi whldi thoro
(« half.hoiuh/ sen** jo 0*""
City anii Atlantic flto and\_f!
hour Btrvies to Philadelphia. •
City
from
just live minutes' drive
al Roy, while Atlantic City
A Safe Belief from Co
tion—J- M. H, Mtatu Tyji
it's convincing—$1 DO and $2 OS
iiui. At Oocan City Phunaey.
By mail, P, O, Box 134, O«»n
City, N, J,—Adv ; ' I
Announcement
EDW. G. KURTZ
Ford Salei and Service
To Our Customers and Patrons
We are in no way connected with any garage or service
station of similar name in Ocean City,
The only authorize'd Ford Sales and Service in
Ocean City.
EDW. G. KURTZ
908 Asbury Avenue
Across from City Hall , J
Ford Owners
DAY — NIGHT — SUNDAY
Personal Service Satisfiei.
KURTZ & YOUNG
ford SpecinlistB
9th and Bay Avenuei
Phone 833
BUY NOW! BUY NOW!
Shiewd Invents Know the Time to Buy Pioperty is \\hen
i:\CMone is Aliaid to Bin, and the Time to Sell is When the De-
mand is (Jieatest.
ATTRACTIVE BUYS
A new house, facing Cential A*e, at 21st Street - Stucco, tile
lonf, sun pmlor, living 100111, dining room, maid's 100111, 3 btd
100ms, hot water heat, 5111 sigc. Well financed — $13,000.
A ni«e burignlow. on Stenton Place — Living room, dining room,
luth, 3 bed rooms and gaiage — $9,000.
6 Lots in Riviera Section, on Richmond Street. $1,250 each.
2 extra fine and desirable lots in Harbor* — Facing golf greens
$2,500 each.
D. M. JOSEPH
A Complete Real Estate Organization •
OFFICE
Eighth and Ocean Avenue
W. H. LEWIS, Manager.
m m a m
HOME
A "Home,',' indeed, for all year round,
At Thirty Ocean Road can he found;
by Henry Cooper, of our dear town.
And is a "Home," indeed, of Rood- renown.
Last Friday's "Sentinel" it was advertised.
And "Cooper, the Builder" strongly ndvised
To look it over and net at once,
And not leave it "Slip," like a dunce.
TueHday last my phoiic did ring.
And Julia R. Mnzard said, "H*B just tho thing
Kor a client of mine"—and I WUH told
That Thirty Ocean RoadSind been
SOLD
H. B. COOPER,
BUILDER
Ocean City
29th and Central Ave.

mmV- !
MKS. KW1XG T. (.ORSON"
With a Few of the Kind of i-'inh Omjsht in Ocean Cil\
GOOD-OLD DAYS
OF FISHING ON
JERSEY COAST
Cjmckn Anjjir ItlLs of h\
peneiues io\ennK I'iriod
•if ^ cars
IN HI N ( III III !H
In the (.'nmden Courier
11 i f rr I t tl 1
Of L.U If, P 1 [ it 1
aium 1 jri t t t k.
er an 1 tl r bt. t tl
dm b t t i n I
s > 11 f 1 t il i W
Ih I 11 lrn in th n tit
uh t 1 1 s re 1 1 I rt
rt 1 d from Lh I^i 1 I)]*. 1 \.
•ftqr 'the u ual prripH th >i > r
But the T n i i In
b ttalioi i 1 rnni, up tat. \t
lantlcco f-t fr ihn \ in or w tti
whqre tl 1 i enj jptl tl
tLr 1 k i r h i n M i
ttl ^r s*il jl r JU 1 t T j L
tf ourse tht nu u r iur I
pr lie ind hn I \ 1 port 1 il
br ght tin n^ t r f 11
Ike W It t nl f 11 I In
the wool * * rni(-i I rtd t
tl«. qinpt trpam I n 1 t 1 :
1 i jfi inJ n ju E r ut 1
* r tf *yl" fc H i Ji ^ li in
of Jiticing, tl I i i LI |r ti
* iterby il\ rl i H 1 fl
Corapleat A.nj I t t 11 ou 11
ab ut mt nnl h L it J it h
\\ tpr fish but Ik i th i
m thod of pi \ i 11 tht. f r ih
Lhfortun t 1> S
ponda ai \ tr n
not prohf n p
the fish 1 s n
pe dl> t k tl
Ma ^ in old t
tiired vond rf I ^p t,
ii v thing fto i r u | \
Minnie 1 ; t will

'»' •-"*'>•"-*
OCEAN CFTt SENTINEL-LEDGER, 0C1AN
%:
Heap Much Charleston!
HIGHWAY CHIEF
HITS PAPER ROADS
Gen icntl Savs Routes Are
Voted Without Funds
to Build
Trenton
IB =R
thp Stntp Hig-hu i\
1 i\\ «a chaiaLtcii
ing luipni rn t,U h\ M ijnr General
HujJi I SeUt .if IMinti tun,
nun ut thi hiEhw* rt »"? ^ehi__
tifit BtF«, bntilnlni In ffrnl il £ ' •«* ir«-iw ar | 1-ss uf
bl¥fidfh QH "JIM gtm|i«n B^SIl"- 1 fiffhty 'n* 5 " *»»'¥ in iho innnnfr B
fF*| (each lot btinff fuFty feot in width) In'" onlin»ncE
nnd gf th>t width est«Bdine in length BF ^eetisi
tnd ihc •llcj' between Anhury and &atfml A»S-
FUC * tj Anhynr 4\Pnin: and thn diilrieL
I* '" Ulc fejuihwMicrly sad un Fiheg*n,rir
VI- [ IWPB Aabury lit i Wcp-f Ai
_ _ as 'tun A.onue nri. tir^bi «•! asidn frr
nldev^alfe Imiinilcmcllil "«f" 1 itrlca IICHIMHI lor LJ3O t
,r,,'r,l"r'.,nir|i : "11 !n,m Ihi »Car Ui l.> Ih p .idem, ,m| Ihntt"
ihc }«r 1K"6 bnih lBctuniVi. «llh all | inapt in *riiU JinErict^
il
y i
id Piml Rtrrat tine hH nil red
f«l to a fifl&n fe* 1 ! wide street
TB bo sol BubjecL tn unpnid muiilcl
cnp l»«» and lUfallity sf nF«n ra
ater i*m* and for munfeijuil iffipf«
fci ri
Shcnit B fe» |H3B S lurk
JAME§ T
Hated Muy 26 lgl
( ,_H,ruc H JBc,,l,B t
and
hBll
hicle SB the BS
IF[ Froig h
trnl A
WOMEN NAMED
FOR ELECTION
%p»kirk
uant ^ fc O'IH hut
h m p ta! h hed ii put!
Ql
p
"f
Meiyliod) know «hit the Boy tndav still ii national commander
tSfnuts of Arnerji ii QI*—whdt gr**at nf the scauts
guod that org^niialiun h±*, for Thi ahoio photo introduces him
V@!ir3, dsne F or the jfiunger gen He in Lncle Danny Beard=shown
uratian and hu» it lu^ grnwn to just us hi- apprarrd with hi» flint-
b. j big factor in (hi rieiriopment Ituk at a rifln "hoot held in the
nf mii^t ti«,n AmiritJii bo% Hut ,outh In the Tamp Fire Club of
fi. prrhnp- Vnu« thi iikntitj of ^innni.11
thp man «hn in pin-d thi- tmt Quite a tharoetorutic, inti>ni
mmtnii'nt, who founded it und «ho ing laoking pLr,onage, ifn t he'
liiiAiin or CHOBEJ,
Sc»l«l bldi
List of Boards Announced for
the Cape May County
Pnmarles
Went Ciipi Moy—t
Heuben EMreiiicr, Charts HU^IIP WillOOaml mil be i.ffuri I 517000, OAKLAND CAPACITY
.ml raB W,| !.,„,! M H Atkwn-on »ho »ant,| WILL Bt ENLARGED
Oeesn City—Fir t \Saril Firnt * "00, «ill lie offen.il *1 I _ _ _
Under tile j^rei-ment matlt with
Bergen IwmU the MM, I. tn "•""?.;•_ ^•"r-'jrr.-'i.i".;^'""' I""".""
Legal
A Ilimhi nf tl-f riu.nl sf Clua.li Frn
hutderij fDr thg (£FIB ef f«&n
\llto Factorv A Hmtlwr nf Uif Bearf ef Chosen Fre&
holders fur Lhelcrm l>f 3 TCsrS
B full t¥TS
tr, ilu tin
llll
B
iheUrm of 3
M
^
n! n ^tf enmit? Bud mnnielEKl
i
| district Hajmonil GilTnril Jpsae
«on feoB«rt Hulf .„,! Har- fur nBta,
t, liM Ward, S^con I ,1.- «a5 jnil the State .
tnet, Horace 4rilg, Hdr\nj Mart,, in
Frank gteelmin jni| Willism »i
Nash' iceond Ward Fir»t .h« »i
Appointmint to the, local ilee | tnrt John M-mn. rjrl Nkim hi p. M.PIH it llil^ nul hu automob,l, , ,un ,00 to 1 BOO Tim. f.rih
taon boards in Capi. Maj County E 4 BmirEtol ind rimm. thn fnr I , I irnul IT, r ->r •>" HOD , J,\ »i jnnnunnd by A =iicit,i
were made this week by Ihe coun ,Fi>un fluond Ward, Sptoml ill*- i> " lie mj k to him t i nir-i i In n n« n c " nri-siHenl nf thn 6nk ,^" )'""" °I &" ""*
lL»°"tt t° f f 1 "*""" * """^ fj t .|: h «I 1 " C1 f k .*"'|»Ho»er, I. .-and for -J3 000 •„ I W^ltnr land Motar C« Company, Ml"- %f wlS "tf DU"
,aho»« that elessn women warn Jnhn Bartlej and nhn %e,ifrer Wilk % ho I ki i f 000 for hl« lnc a mi_, t m, „{ the G«ral nh ami HL.IU mcoue
narned to the boardii In thp .hf J gDuth Cnpe May — Mr- E P 1 I 1 n i ••" Mnadov ro« «ill l,e Vntor' cxrtuti\c eommittcp at F '' Wlrl
ftrent municip|litiefc of the coun 'Browne, Lara, B Hilrnijre, Frank "ffiTid ?1 i0 i.id in eient nf rn 1 mtini Ihi imrLiM,. th^ total 2 ^ l iS"V
ty Out of the eleven «nraen Hughe-, and Hohtrt BljUina f" il r,m lemnation proceedins« in\eiitmi.nt in th« Oakland Motor n*." S
rnemuen, .glen nere appointed on Gape Siaj Point—Eugenr Ahar will ht lirought Tar Cu including inventories *m) WarJ
tm Mile Beach, two in Wildwood ei, Albirt DeHomtra, Jranii-> A llnriutt ir I i» rnnri. O Pnn il.i fiom $2o 000 000 to (iD 000 000 «»
Ofelt and live in Wlldwood I Cjrew and Milton H Bmr will In nia.ln in c IT. i nf M IT", fn- ThL main f. ituit , f thi. ,ipan B.,.lt S M
. iBere are Mivpnteen ^uh divi^ ' Lo«er Tow-n^hip—Jacob Byi In pr pi rt\ nn ^< uth Riilt ii.n ejlU for the immpdiati. erec = ^ ^_^_
lens in Cape May County and Wild rett, William 5het.t* John Batter UPPI bnmrr\tlln fi r ulm.li h l ^ n af u uon^plpti. npft modtrn T v\hom It Mni rnncrrn
wssd retains the largest aub div §Q! and Walter U enter ak ^^000 5, j 000 000 a tomohili firtorv iin mi alter ih ? tiair- i *haii ^i l>» n-
-- 1 — ' " _ _ . » _ - votml Fj,r|u,,,B|\ ,Wn»llr fn, «„ Kb., mhtr Ih.n lh,,W
Ph ntTch'toid"'ZTfZn t:?^W\£rnL%"^-s-i-^,^;Mi«.
ul I hu ^utamobil.
>f * HOD i*, n,ir jii,.
R Glanej, prf^irient of the Qnk st^J^Jd EilUTnirS.... .
13 7 Asbiir?
LBRETH
CE TO BIDDERS part
'il! be rarah-Ed hy iJie Bnnni i lPr|
of ChD«n FrchaldcF! of the County of ian,*
LBJ» H>y Bt Ihc of!i» of ihe Bonrtl nf ^Ir«
• *" Hou« Ckik. M«y Crurt II "•* n »u«iCH« nr i
Jersey np W«lnB«JiiJ June 16lh -« , JjnIHrl! fm
i nl I P M nnylighl ^n^inif Tiffic hour (hat nil
th( fiirtiiphifiK m iht «ild r*yfny >i nrh He rF nt nthi hind whed ftiri,n|l|
...„_ ,..,. ,„ ..„,.._„.. ....t „.„ ,„> ... ... . im, |h r|jrhl hji[sd ^heti|it rrpm
ini
Tt.nl
Eitl,ih
Th»l H xhnll be unl
h h
nj y inp body «ilh
bnnnl PidcK u|lh furtsin onrl, .ur,, ,,,i
plidinif tintir* an nth ch>nnU in t ff nn
ICIM ihan l .g-infh ^ h«l b»ft nn j ht*
heavy luly irueSc rrpd tir«^ BnH tube* tir
111 PtanilaFd ciuiltnctli .nil i h rnBln ,r id^cmh illFwl *Ul!i£ii!leFi? 3f Il4«n
Is b* sixHsMindef ind silhtF va! i-)n head A rnur and on ihi. nQi,th» th
nf th* Gunly v-hlfh
scleil by Buy b Idrr
SIP Ed».in LQFC aUis
in
t j
miy dcf«rl
? fa t
tlo
siUitF in tin? bid if it
RicrMt nl Ihe Cnunti
order at the B^snnJ nf Chnucn Fret-
LLTHFH P OGPF^ Icrk- 6 11 It
JEBSFT
thnt ihc |S[liln[, on lh
ff Ele cnlh tf«t Bnd
rlv -ij. nf nil rlhtf h
I
fein
«he*>l» rormiB!
«ith ihc rurh
n |0 rhiil i
hrmtctly »del of Eishth
hllpj hribrail Asnop^
1 la- A»hgFy Atanue
(f in S«tiitn £ of this
"Hint il Hhnll t» Unlawful to
nnFiheaslefly lTde of
if Rayih»enicHy gf Jc of Tonlh
•- --'-•- f thQ:
T MILLET BAND C I
_islgn The appalntments. were an- Dmms Town^hip=First ilirtrict On Ruute ^ in Mum i,,ulll, — --— — —.—-. -_-- . .
.nGUpiid offi«arfl^ by Kie^ard R, James WjHiam, Eeufeen Che«ttF, C tGemEe B WiBirin« 1- ankmc ii - I ta fontiac Sis production It i» eBmffie ( 1 ^^
>-4Hdgfsonf ^tcretarv of the baarrf Jame*. and Hurr\ %fitkti Spcinil QQO fnr hi iitniiLit\ m R»cki^ii\ tr ^ %p n capjcit^ of 1000 ia.rs
. The list, with just two in each distort, Warnn Will- Paul Sttv 'Buinunh mil ^dl bi mnlp JII nlUr
^dlitrict Republicans, includes en §» Frank Harne« and John bhel nf §li> l-i!uir(| kt Ih ^ hu ha
• North Wildwood—Fira^ Waid.l'hirj „„,„„", nurlu KJMI '000 1,UI
•WUllam Bluraenrtein, Charle, Sim ' Avalon -Eueen. I loyil F H the moral nw h n, fist I hi. Lm
lonoptt, Lonng Shlveis and WU I Stratton, itanlej Batt« Jnil W ,alril JJ s „, feo Perc* McElrath
JlSl B, Hoffmsn iecond W.nl,' Scott BM wntv 17*0 for hi 1«* for »
Counts wh 'E n »'"
I ta 1
tr Ij
d«>
•taiarlfS Hujfhea, Mrs,
" ' John Preuthum *
ila Far
imW^ltofc 'Hertan'S'i i* Stflt " ' maI "»f "" » ff '' of production It ,» to
ham
present QaMiiiiil factar\
i pmbrace^ Un tumptDU auto-
p faettincs under one fuuf,
u^ed far both Osklanrf and
nted psclu^ivelv to" O^klJnd Six
I it
'iT^ OF CAPF MAY
GFNritAL ROAD BO^D^
iilisi pmisisljiln will be mrc vtl hy tic
P nrd of rhoti*li Frfi-huliieFB nf the T UHty
nf f up. ^sy ut ihe r^urt HFUM> rais
May Court Hmiao np Juno IS W§ "I
2 n elock F M Slsndjinl Time far ths
Hie »r IS4S fij fi Gonera! Rasd BstidP ditsi
July I t R Iri-hiiiiu iniCF-H 91 fr.UF !>H1
one hill f ifr cenium JS-F unnum puj «bls
l ll
liOAHD Ot rHOSNK FREF HOLDERS
CAP* MA^ *»UNT¥
NOTU E TO BIOPFRS
denied \\&* wilt be rc&ncd br She ifeard
f Th ««n FFPchnldcfS of Cfijn- Hay CutlFl
v N*«w Jep«y n! fhc Couft Hoytn- Cap.
m Court Hnt< iii fha ilrn
1 1
in
of
fir.
hc Couft Hoytn
ew Jri-ic* ofi W
sf . in P M
ilv 1
6t the ¥-*&F? H'27 In U4I •inrlu
honds an July I of c*ph if Ihc y »r*
194 and Ii*l4 Thr hondi tjlt br luiiidl
in piupon frFm ^jth the i fI ilegeof ft- 1^-
inilifn 4f tn pnne|iui| or (.* •"•*"! R
:h innri
PAINTINd
Home Owners — Builders — Attpifi
Brought fhe Rood painters from I'hiludelphii b jtA
300 Second Street, ThrauBh this week mi rat
to do jour job, I'hane Ocean City KM1-W
THOMAS & BISHOP ^
000 Second Street, Ocean City
t\ of 6Q0 ears per
During the ii^t \c^r nmn than in-*-
mond, Wilbur Edward and Sylvca
ter Frefienck^. Seenm! Ward GP<
-HUIIJ xtb^klJlg XUIIH ¥T BflUF IlFBfa ••«»••• « u"»'fcb £&tiij ijf^tliij ^f til J 1 I «» J » I-IIP "'ll«^ "1 Llll:
'district, Mrs M R Btsin, John seni gecand district, Charles-'on thp lnsUllatioii of
^M Osborns, Pred Msta and Oeo i Springer, John Appleirate, Jami"i Malm Blnjn ».H« ilale^Jted to at
.TJiurman Third Ward, second Hand am! H Sabres Third ih tnnd tht mtctlng
•district, William F Lett*, A E tntt, Mr« C M Hand, C H — _ _
TJslnjr, Charles L Nirten,on and kimblc, F HnllinKshi a.l mil ORGANIZE TOLNt'IL
B B Troiell IDSMII Mornum. Fuurth di-tnet nv ~
• Went Wildwnod_M E Hesmne- F^crett Smith, Peru ^ouijlas,
•ton, Elmer Thompson, Lester R Clarenco Ho«tll
"'imi and S L. Bitk
Wjh ^ood CPe>,t—M _
"il"' M\BlilhD HI
r
y §8^ ing Time ) £1IU£
elnck gfjLndurii Tina Reeled propO"
il be raehed f«r Br*k!ftM. BirenFdW
e the -pwiflealiBBB on Hie in Ihfi
ispk n Uffirr
t-lddrp tu ruftiifh bids for IfeKiklCP
Ur diiTi-Fi-nt qll&nlliSP Is f Ilsjit*
amj FiTii
d d
Thou
The Fight 11 rej«l nny
ha% e contracted to
Oakland and Pontiae ears ttithin t«o
the p&*t ten months Sinea Janu-
1 sirj I IIPW dnalnr n^reemtnts ha^e rit,
been written at tht rate of nearlj T
I MO per month in
PonLc Sil SLritTintri'duction.^^r T "•"""•' "* O "° H " n ' d '^rTSS,"^t,:i
the hlgll Hid* ln |v raritntrS In **cal?i!
,* i-Pt i!SIJ'-( ttltlon-, Of tlfflrial'' «f both 1 ailaFfPucd Ir !hL Unanl of
*" the Oakland Mntor rarT"Kniiiimv -• l>"«» t-'w
tit I faidn EF
lij.ln
Irnna *
n i*y nit IP*
p IheF*T' F th-
miincin|_
l
IR iii
Cedl
£, irwin elevens, r u isaiiy
Lewi Smith, Fourth Ward,
' S Bnant, Howard Otter,
" " "and William
Woodbine — IVfge Mcndelsamn,
A AlosaBder, Lai M Dan-
and Moo'Goodman
9AS DM GH.I.RS HI Rh „ TAor „, rk wr on, hi thn •-?«> out ran the production ability,
"."• * f'rjL'' Jf^ r ' If "'!- -te^r,,. i am of W "st,r "of illS, I -? «•- °^land fact
if One ThnuFiii 1 It-iUnr* r*F v,
F mitre biiidffa OITCF fa lake (hr mime
_ . fh ffonda thea m ihc hiddir I
hldflcfn DlIcrinL In I ny Ihrrcff f the
iddilinnnl [ rice !
pinion af Mcffpr Cald^rll nnij
___ ___._ f NB« Ynrk-Cily &M ,
to iho ^nhdity of I he IftiUE »l!t L* funi
Isre.1 tn the ifurdnwrx
'.... .. . rmhii n milr Li I
T MILIFT HANI' r| [k
nf Chn«,n trnclalilera
Tfiiir HBV Court Il^uac M J I
June " 1ing her tottafie, 415
.venue
T E Winctankj in I
ihter, of Philadelphia an at
' QnttSEe, H&l Park {jlaei
W T Hand, of PhiUih Iplnj
opened hlg cDttanis, H' A>.
a\enue, for the ^ed^un
lliss Clara H Fa^jin nf \\t I v (, , t , . mt,,*-, i ev
Jultlphla, ha, npam.,1 hi r ura |s, M r V, r t UVT ml i t hi hi
J, home, 4100 rSntral j^nu, f S { ,|, ",'s ".""t
Daniel Fauncc, of rhiljildph,d,| „' , , mlk| ,,,,,1 fjmiU of ,-hlU
ipmed hi* cottBEi-, iJ ' "' | drlphi i ar. Iwri f.ir Ih. ^umm.r
sionm - ran |i\inn thru nittaicp, 1131 A*
Th9« J re|rle> and fimilj nf | l,uri u%Pnui Mr ("nnke i^Tin ,ic-
"Iiilelphiu, are hi-P" fnr thn «a itm unil iitirin number of tht
I, oCEUpying; their summer homn,'on an ClU hi^hmj? Club
winter
pyg
FU1 Wesley avenue
f.tresident 'Jack" Kcnni_ly, of
S Anglers Club of tKuan Citv
down from FhiUcli Ipl
^ fe tarlin, uf Phila
|)lna, ha^ opt nnd hnr cottiijFt
fi-ntral a%enui fnr thL «jsnn
Ht.h mi of
VETERANS IN ITALY
REJOICE OVER BILL
(jlad They May lome Baek to
This Counlry
Rmnn IU1>, June lyi^-When
j-rank aiuliotti, comtnander of
Humi pu,t of the American Lj.
iriun, ri turned from America rs-
entlj u^ith thg good news that
l'n".uknt Coolidge hail promiseii
to i(jn the Ameriian Lsirion blli
cullin); for ihp return of hundreiLe
nf Itulmn American veterans of
thr Wurld War to Ameriea, the
ixihe^ pi. him a great ovation,
r.nnmaniler Uijliottl was we|.
(nm, il back to Homo by United
st-itti Ainbussailor Henry ^J,
HitchiT Premier Mussolini fe-
n-imil him
Throughout the day of hl» re-
turn ipteran,. paekdl the ieBion
| headnuartere alnBlnff "The Itaf.
Spanfled Hanner," "Over There"
anil otht r *ar Mongs/
When rnmnmnilor Cigliotti said,
' Tonirre ha- lioriQ you justice^
>ou i. m all live under Old Glory
again* a \t°teran, three times
uoundei!, knelt , and amid the
tears of hi- comrades kissed the
*)tar- and Stripes.
LEGION BALL GAMES
IN QUAKER CITY
CHILJ
fant ^«>
Sallia C
Sundliy
l N BAPTIZED
HOLY TRINITY
Clmm|iinnHlii|i Gventi to Be Held
Ocloher 11, 13 and 14
Indianapolis, Imi,, June 10.—An-
nouncement of the dates and place
of the first "Junior World Series"
baseball contests ever to be heh! t
was made here by Frank C, CrosH,
director of the National American-;
ism Commission of the American
Legion, sponsors as the scries.:
October 11, 18 and 14 are the dates
set for the serleM^ and all the!
games will he plav-ed In the rnunH
cipal stadium at Philadelphia,
Championship teams qf four reg-
ions, the far west, middle west,
central anil eastern regions, will
play off the junior world series.
The play will be on the mornings
of the above dateH anil will take
place during th.i national conven-
tion of the leirion at Phllliilelnhln,
The winning team will he award-
ed a handsome trophy identifying'
it as the world's' champion boys'
baseball team.
were:
R, lien i-»,
SlBUri
fant H«> x=
liikssareJ
Trinltj,
mornira^
betlr Hu
Mauri c^
Qeorge Hringhurst, in-
of Robert T. und Mrs
Kringhurst, was baptized
ornlng In Holy Trinity
Church, The sponsors
rs, Harry Taylor, Louis
and Theo, H, Henner,
Howard niizsard, In-
ef Maurice and Ellen
~was baptised in Holy
Spiseopal Church Sunday
The sponsors were Eliza
on, Joseph Broadley and
Mis.
%1
the
uf \
son,
wife
i L
. Keily, of Upper Darby
rf his cottage lit 1565
enue for tho season,
rai. Beckett, of 12 H) Wns-
^ ^ r
entertaihud over the
"ber niece, the widow of
r i Herburt F, Williams,
ldlhi d hi
Esff^rrn
Philadelphia, and tht'ir
n Willian; n th
with his
Jos. Tompklnson, of Philadel-
phia, Is" at his cottage, KiOB Cen-
trai avenue, for the season.
Wm, T, I'rettyman, of Wi-rt
Philadelphia, is pc-cupylng his cot-
tage, 833 Third street.
Will, bM*n!i lilh and
i. Hill uih, ll.l.ncr, 1
I. 'llju' dec""" 'll,l.",cc
use, ID W. Uih, fi rsini',
Prais' Wholesale Dapt.
We are wholesale ditlributors and direct mill agent*
of Hotel Supplies for South Jersey.
Bed Linens Curtains
Table Linens China and Silverware
Blankets Furniture
Window Shades Carpets and
Draperies Linoleums
For Estimate Consult our Mr. Edmund Weiis,
Manager of Wholesale Contract Dept,
QUICK, SATISFACTORY SERVICE GUARANTEED
WB Deliver Promptly to Ocean City and
All Point! Off Shore
PREfS'
1612 to 1618 ATLANTIC AVENUE
AT (fin. OF MI, VBRNON AVK,
ila>s ago. with Mr* kctintilv, phia, his opniipfi
they are now at thi.r tisttim, M)'i Ih [jmn |iU
r t »* 1 ti
PI home,
1 Pennl>n place, fac thi i-a* >n Mr and Mi"- C"li i S l'a
[JM Mary Stief, nf Shiiuokin nf 1 hihuklpiltia nn i.ttu|
apened her gummnr home tht ir t ittajji 'llfi ftnlrtl t\
I Control avtnue Mr 1 iltiin i- i I hilad.
BafiK..-r. -PI..
phia, have openxl thnr ,um
r home, IW Fourti-f nth tint
H'M Hunt.nB, nf N,,rn-
ha» openu.1 her cottar. SIS
W iperry, of Abimftim, I
for the Beaxon having nprn
in lott-aKf, 2121 Central IUL
a few (iayts ago
irrj noon, of Philjili i[ihi,i,,
» a large numbur of frn n I
cits, is here fur the M I on
um opened hi* Bummer homr it I
B Wesley avenue
In S F Dalrjmpli, nf trfir
ltown, has opened her uitt it r t
S Central avenue
Ir anil Mrs Gnome M M II
Ifh, of Hjdtlonrwl I, an al|
elf cotUge, 1B0 Batti-rwa mail
f tho "ieawn Mr Mill*|i luuh
Ktlve in the Ocean Citj Yatht'
>4
[fft W Garrett, of Philadelphia I
l§ opened his bungalow, * Bird
hue," 1JB Pleasure avenue |
jfjaas E Weiss, ef Germantown^
I at hu. cottage, il3 lint'htnn,
Ho hai hnisn a sunimi I
int many years, a* has aUo
m l
w
,ummi r month*
I, r Stuli nt Frinkforil, IMuIa
ii Ijilu i i*. it lil

TWENTY-TWO OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITX N. h. FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 192B 1 .
" The. Magic ^Box,"
j|p*en gloves tfl match one's hose i
and, probably, dark slioes. If the '
hat Is bfaek, then %laek shoes;
would be the thliiif. If the silk
were of a delicate shade, then '
lighter shoes might b# worn and •
a Kght hat, too. In any case, the
whole effect should be "spotty," for
rajah was nut intended for dress
wear.
With this particular lire?-*, I felt
that the choice of color was unwise
—a clear, brilliant bjue, I watched
parUeularly when i was in New
Vurk yesterday ami I saw just une
girl who looked well in it. She hail
dark hair, a clear, pt>arj-li]kr skin
with «wy ciieeks anil Bcarh't lip«.
This shade of blue is wry difficult
to wear, arid when you slop to
think that, being complimentary 10
imiiite, it brings out those tints in
our hair and makes every "freckle ,
land out .tharply—well, I'd think > M'HKRK
wic* 1 before 1 bought it. And with
lastel sliades leading thin pjirinf
mi summer, you have a wide
'*-of soft, becoming ridorH. , in ihi
Si MMFK MONTHS
hi
the first time sinri* the day* of
Theoilariniow!vc1t~linit—n~ Chief |
Executive mmfe hjf* hummyr re i
Hence in "Sew Yurk »*tate
Word- has boon received Here
that Clyde S. Carpenter and wife,
of Carlisle, are the parent* uf a
son, the child having been born in
the hospital In that town June I.
Thp mother wm Mis* Kathi-nnr
Smith, daughter of Mr. am
Warren Smith, of this lily J r
iniiuii Colh.fi- \wl year
once was married. Her
1M U mi-mbir of the win.
at this iH.llcue this year, i
i-i-ctMve his diploma Moiiili!
ure members of I'hl Hi-ta
nf Hu
ami it
« II Mwtun lor S«ur
Sino ami 5^ OD i»t A
Htsilthful r.mu hur S ih it |
Otpan ( I I hunnaij, or t O
LPdn * it> N J — Ailv
( VTHAKlNF lCIt HH
1 F\t*-n inn ( Itilhlll Sfif>ilill 1
ll Ft I Ft KM INC HFRI
hyiiilrtii *>f liuU*. fnmi
mulu fu^ JIH! hi t-tii
ir! uf tA hmgWtn, tin Vn -uli nt
i Ml I uulhljfM «iU LaUlill^l
Mr ml Mr I* H. rb
Mi .hit
ad Iho IlPMl requiri.iin.nl uf «i«-f tommudiiy w» sdl Ha
Prices are ihe vorjr lowest consistent wiih that hirfH,
If you are a stranger lo ASCI) Service v|,ji ,S
Store and prove to your entire satisfaction-. ^m>Q
THAT IT PAYH TO TRADK WHERE YOUR MoiUM
GOES FI'KTHKSI: "'M
ASCO Pork!Beans3
ipifhinu food. fn»!lj
New Texas Onions 2 lbs \\t
AHC'O
Fancy Sweet Peas
! .1 runs
17 SO r
an City Polk at Picnic at IntireBtinB PrHiram to
,M. E. Home at Ocean
Grove
tiiven In First M E
Church
I More than 1,000 persons attend-
••••"•B annual picnic at the Moth.
Home for tha Aired at (a
street, Ocean Breve, Tuts, sumlav At l«»".'-., "•• —
A numhoF of residents of the Church "j^jj
fjlmrM, there are quite a num.: liecitation, "Her \-lm,,~ l.-t
comfortably fixed, so far in..Younn "' ' '-i-KBy
B£e« are concernod. • ; K^iUlon, ..Traffic " |l,.ttv
111 home was founded hy a I.oui»e Smith. ' "'" H}
ip of Methodist ministers Ueiitalion, "Do Yuu Kn.iw'"
1^ years HEO, and today win-.- Lola tjidlin?
h '
IijjjhOpi. fccipi, urp .-.« spetnlhm I- « the .••- Min-i r.n-1 Recitation, ...inui,,,,,, MiMml Shreii-hiri..
tof .^FtliiiiF their livns lives in LiiB the nflmr». home, rust noli i Sonit, Sjs*i*F Sonit, HeBinners
\l±ki-i~.*--. Heal = = ' ---ana,
of lack of funds, TJUU Lin. 1 Sonir, "Praise Y,. the
^ of llw pleasure in the ap. School.
Itlon with other members of Primary Departmrnt-
• l..ti««i«n- Instituti n
Hwitatiun, "All Thin,,
alt aii.l Hi-iiutiful," -
1 iifcitatinn,
fliml^ Mlss_nessie FeritUMin, .Clara Hnhlnson.
h I'm- iho P' "I f
To the bft, frienda, we present! allied.comradea »t the end ek.the
i hkrnuu of one of r'ranees most! Worhl War,
familiar war heroes—even though; Corporal Stiller was reCBntly
.TO was a man of the ranks. Ho ia decorated by General Debeney in
Corporal Sollier, the bugler who Paris—being (iven the Cress of a
sounded "Cease Firing" to his' OhevBliier in the Legion of Honor
ARTOONIST NAMED AS
_STAIE
WASHINGTON FOLK
ENJOYED VISIT-HEBE
Were Guests of (.'. H, Harrington
Bi-Il»' Salary
and Wife
Tri.
. C, H. Harrington
1 food, had as their
Dln
' 1st week-end the fol
I'IKIII
Har
i Mr 1 li I
ianOy, .His;, I.^-^IL- Fvtuur.nn, ^.-... ....um^on.
OlenUine, Mr». Snmu,.| HnlT. .limitation, "I Wouliin't II,.-
Slrl, Charles Haml, Mr*, tirowlor." Walter Muthnw
(on A. Corson and Mrs, fieo, Snnj!, "Remenilji.r Thy Ctculor
« __^ Uecitation, "Day anil \IB
|!g PAINTINfl AT " n»ri« Taylor. " -•--'•
r
MI^8ERVICES|S^a^"*iZ. V Ih
A ih.
iju of the world's most faninu, i.ifp"."^rh^i'
tu the .untain of
"""*". ^'h' % "nTrif V T U)e Juni^ Department;
«aD« with the Sunday even- Bi, g^?' A I!o >' * Dai1 ' t"' 1 "
_ itrvice of the Baptist Churi-h. n,*inr "Tl. . . . ,.
itt, many f eat pictures which oiRta l£^. Market ^riS'an
ittlebrttnl Krunch painter L-ave y\6amr ).,,[h Liirson juil
fttt world, his reprcxcr/ilinn »f '«„!(,,(„„ "-TI,-- T-U- I ,I
^tliivin. the 'Fnutoriun. is n.l'iS^^^t 1 ^,^ 1 "'"
Jmrk. r is z %m JZ"- " Our Piei1 ^ ' * 111 - 1 •
^doB, it WB« Viewed by qver Rw|iation> ,.v
iljn popio, . linais?" All,-,. 11,,
. —. wiif^lv^^n'Si.^"" 11 " 1 'ton, Juno 10,_J,,hn E. Tit. Mr. and Mr
-j.,-.. i"irtoonist, has heen named ofl4 n»nlra,
""*> l,v agent and chief of tha,°' "
the
raret
- •"
UO o'clock, Clinton D. l.nw. A, the ,,v?,?in - • r, o
P^effl^f"wit S^5 iMi
% the choir. , .
LmtTBl
^u of Information of the State KM " 1
Dnpurtnivnt of Conservation and : lowln,,.
Ueveh,,,ment, pending a eompetH Wm, Knowles Cooper, Metrowar
veteran. .1 sen, test. The coni| T,tten«on is mcnJtI1,y „, Wttsh|nBt:n n ation
V. M. 0.
SJOO to «250 a month,
A.) Mrs, Cooper, Wm, Cooper, Jr.,
Ftirmal approval of salary Miss Martha Cooperj Wm, W,
eases iri-anted by the Ijjgink Kvorett, jr., son of the manaeer of
ii« itiven by the Civil Sei
nnimission to employes of e Woodward 4 Lsthrop s depart-
ulillc I'tility Commission ai tht 'ms merit MM-o stu-o in Washington! W Clar-
Philander liotts, raised ' fo'-ience " E,/leming, ••—•--- « social service sec-
|n,M0 toWMh a'year- Chaies'A:
from'retaryjrtlrs. fie:
HJj*Ss ming, and Ban
Mead, «i,500 to »7,60u. James far? * '
Jr., MOD ,„ msmm, 11 M i
Mill il .*.-, .... ,..,000
"^. Cooper
J hn I
11
1 Klin Will Attend iierricea
FIRST VISIT IN YEARS
Kditsr Sentinel Ledger i—
Cant. Jam W. Lee, of this city,
A great religious meeting will
bs hdd iil tho Tabernacle, on the
Bad Weather Pint Days In.
was surprised a few days ago, GHihh inn. Now lonted M tlii»icamp
grounds, Sixth street and terfered With Attendaiiee
when he was visited by Samuel A.biu-y Avcnua ]J. '
Central avenno, on Sunilay evsning.l —Better Results Hoped
Buck, a resident of the lower sec-
June 80, at s o'clock. The speaker!
tion of Cape May County, Capt, Orobb Bros.' "Pftint-Up SterB^ji*
will be the Hev, DeWItt Cdbb, of
Wildwood,
The Sesqui-Centennia! Is run. Lee (lid not know h|a caller until which has bcea located at 741 A*li •
bury avonuB, la now at 114 Aitimijfij
niiig far below Its quo
Mr. Oobb is a well known speak
avenue, to whieh staml tho ownorfl'
er and worth listening to.
ante to date, and It 1L ..
moved a few duyg age. , j«
Klansmea and KlanMWonien froi
the 30,000,000 murk for the seven that time h oussisted Capt, Lee ,„ The firni in ita new quartera haij
dlfTerent cities ill South Jo. months will tven be approsehed. | running a boat betwson this island -.— ^*§ |som proyitledi. -iD^
hayg signified their intention a In order to attain that figure, the , tun I I-gligport and Burners Point, stun from which tha me
being present. An Invitation is es exposition will have to average
inoVBil, an.t ther? thsy i
tended to all Kiunfm.-n and Klann close to 200,000 daily visitors ]n muM PHnnBiiTY
svomen to be present at this serv
„ to »m their ^ *
the 183 days of the celebration. j. M, I'heHier Pi«po«eii of Tony I
ice. Bring your robes with you, a
SBtnilM, Grubb INSi
the young people's tabernacle, ad
Inclement weather has proved a
joining the auditorium, will be ai
great handicap to the attendance J. M, Chester has disposed o.
hand a full soppl;
nlsheis anil decormi
your service to nut on your robes
at the grounds to date and there Tony Adcliiii's store and dwelling which they Bell
There will be pood singing an
will have to be a change in theon
Ashury iivenuo. near Tenth prices.
a great meeting is exjioclud.
weather conditions to make up for street. The building was purchns-
the gloomy days of the first eight eil by people from out of town, it
Tills meeting will be thi- flrnt ttor.ton
days. This, and the fact is stated.
Mm, s. J. H. Bootft 1
ed from Lukoland, Fta., «
he held In the auditorium this year, lliat but a little over (iOO percent The seller has occupied this her inmmer home, 1424
opening a series of meetings to h of the exposition in completed, has property for several years. Ho avenue.
held in that historic building ifl kept the crowds fiom swarming to'
tho eamn grounds. This meeting i; the grounds, i
not only for the Klan, but the pub
lie is cordially invited to niee One evidence of the treiuenilims
them. . attendance oipeeted at the iemiui
is tn be fiiund in thi' fact that more
The 1IEV, T. Ii, SHOHK. than I HO conventions will be held
in Philadelphia during the time of
Clear Bighlh Strnil
EDMOND
the exposition. The Shriners' Con-
J i t 1 l l
venlion bnre out this evidence lo a
The average person huviiiir bum- I large degree by flocking tu the 952 BOARDWALK
ness on Kighth street does not CJIM Laeaiiui.jnJiirjEe.jiujiibers tho first
1 -srticuiaiiy as to just who is'To week, but even this Inllui of visi-
OCEAN CITY
-Jame for leaving a|l that stuff iiirs was not enough lo knop the
on the highway, «o that it is im- attendanceJleures abme the set
lossible to make headway on that avefnae. There are eight ennven-
jusy thoroughfare. All that is tions being held in Philadelphia
wanted just now is to get that Ihis week. | TOM May Have an Edmond
stuff away—and let it be soon.
MKHCHANT
A little over 300,000 visitors
'lulled the Sesiiui grounds the 'Permanent Wave Done f%
irst week, ur an average of '.0,1.100•
Those Street ,Ml|!ns laily. These (igures inilude all oAt Special June 'Prices!
Kdltnr Hentinel-LedRer: '
;hose whci attended the various
What's become of the street 'vents in the stadium at night,
list imftiuyit I he hidik-fi
signs fur this city thai the Cham- s'hen fi'w people eureil lo inspect
1h5 ftFtlfilry uf in Eih
Ber of Commerce has been tiilkinu be buildings,.
fcrmuiiciil WiiVi- Hitit Iti Ilia char ill lha| li
about for such a long period? Are Monday was Ihe worst day to
those signs to be placed on thelate,
so far as attendance is Von-
streets where needed this summer? erned, only !i,00O people paying
HKWILDKRKD TnAVKLM.
membership sacreheir
way into the grounds. It
, Petty, (0,400 to M.fiOO . -„„,.„. ,» not only one of
ire employes of the engineer- the best known Y, M. 0, A, men in
it jiff.
the country, but he was also presl- Instruction In HnirdreulnE I'bnne 1046 J
[dent of the Hotary Club of the
Capital City and a director of one
80 TEET OF -JEACH of the leading banks.
JBONTIANDiOLD The delegation was In attendance
Permanent Wave
at the Association Conference in
Kiiflity feet r h a I IT nt |i p Atlantic City, but enjoyed the
Entira Head $15,00
illy Iwivi. liePII
ol 1 ihr uth th hospitality of Mr. Harrington, who
ifnci. nf ( \ t I n I Ef (pr r I was formerly in charge of the
EDMOND METHOD
s-tnlo iiroli f kithth tr cl j
Army.Navy "Y" work In Washing-
ordini? to announ ni nt ma le
ton.
uday.
In Hpjte of unfavorable wealher, j MiNICUBlHO Ladies' Hair Cutting
The prop
(the visitors were shown around t WATKU W4TE
nrly was ownei] by Klls
railh liny!
this city and were amaled at the IUB0KL WAn Hotel Flanders and Hotel Lincoln
n (iral uas ..iiiil LO Wai.
.tLT Baker, *
, sise and beauty of [he reaoft.
if Salem, K. J.
OOUAJI crry, N. J.
Mr nd Mr 4 L bkilton open-
A Hnffm n rP!l tut d their Atlantic a enue cottage
ntn ar I VI
^.r---.._.., „„.,„.,„. ..,,,,!„„„ Hnffman hiiaveiyvtsr
the tue wees-enq fteek end ann and entertained
returned to this city after spend- friends from Philadelphia, Among
HUT n, week will, friends in I'hila- those who enjoyed thel rhospitafiti
.lelplmi, their former home. Dur- wore: Mr, and Mrs. j, Truax, Mr.
ing Mr. Hoffman's absence, his and Mrs. I', Pulien, Mr. ami Mrs.
offices wore in charge of 11. F. Chns, Luta and Mr, and Mrs. H.
f-ilri-Pll. Smith.
We Build Your House
Then Sell It For You
The MacPherson organization is prepared and equipped to lender
, an exceptional sei vice. We will plan yout house, woik out specifications,
build it and then sell it for you.
1 his is the only organization of its kind in the city — it is real
' s e r v i c e . ,•'••••• •. . :. . ; > : , • ."_ .- ;;..-, • .:
DO YOUR
BUILblNG^BUYING^ENTIN^-S^LING
:; ;;"'.\;::; ; v:-- r ;;"-.-.i[H^
Howard O^MacPKersbii
REAL ESTATE
1|42 Gentril A^,
£ WKs^mimmmmm Wfili'i'VAl:!
mm

1*-,
H.W.BUSEHASHAD
! ACTIVE CAREER
i _
I Cottager Has B««n In Typewriter
Business More
Than 30 lear
H W Uu*e of Rnlle>
Park, ^umnieF re«u en O
Cit> ami s ^peuyl repFL n
of th** sale^ ftpaFtiritnt ef ih?
Remington T j JJHU nt*-r Companj
"1 Am LittlejMozart," Says-Boy _,
and His 4 Skill'Shows He's Not •Boasting
. 1 The werfli came " from
meuth ef a (our-y«ar*old e
Morion iullan, gf Detroit, *Th# Bay
was net bursting. he apckt with a!)
the (mnfe enlhusiiidm of youth And
he has funiiihrt proof &s hm
ing thai ih# wonts 6FS ngi i
vanity.
Little Morten ailoun
muaielenB ef Detroit recently by his
{>iaymg Iron
He Was *dlHyv**r#d* In a plan
Ing contest held in Dtifyii, ir,
iceff* Qf §hildf£n leofe pari
the eaB? wilh which Mertdn won
ill rough
has mad? him
hjnoFB which
OCEAH CITY SEOTIMEL-IEDSER^ OCEAN CUT, &J, FRn»At» TONE », »2ft
is Rectifils
Hla slMcr wna surprised Sf E&e
iist ivith wiiK'h MortSn l^afned the
l^hitfniiiry furts of the piano, his
vii* ! .nkj>n (Q f¥citJiJ3 by hli metfitr
ml tisl'ir .ind al dlj iiniM ?ave Ehe
Morton ntis txu r-tgiipii far
*!•• Among she musi*-r3 us prefVFa , |
Muzliri ind Beelhyven When hi
mm in lu'lir
has just passed the thirtieth year
of his connection with the typethirty
years in the typewriter field,
"Writer industry,
the East lian bran estahllnhod ' that may arise can lu> handled at
Mr, Rune this yeyr yi^u t'ompletes there. Dr. ou understand that thc^e long^
wanted advantages are the direct result of the amas-
liiff New SpePd Bumei \Unch cooks 2i r r factor bj, (e^t
than the orthn^n t>pi^ anil_of the '-olid Smoothtop
cooking ^urf.ice uhich, bj ^railuated heating aonci con^
ducts, all the heat to the food,
Tn tbe place of •the old, tirejiorne delays! waiting for a
burner, one of the New Spend Rumens will often suffice
to do the".cooking which required two of the conventional,
type. In- tho deiiionstratibn it ia shown how,
l>y means of a top. which has. no "cold spots,".ft whole
mfjaliTiay IHJ prepared at once., in almost half the time
formerly consumed.
$10 for YOUR OLD RANGE
REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALU
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.
?H0NE 69 839 Asbury Aveiiue, Ocean City,. N.J.
Colonial
Apartment Hotel
831 ATLANTIC AVENUE
Right off the Boardwalk
DESIRABLE
APARTMENTS AND ROOMS
CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
SERVED IN ROOMS
For Reservation Phone 598 or 1093
BATH HOUSE AT YOUR SERVICE
2 Family Apartment
Price $13,500 Furnished
WILLIAM
Realtor
8th" St. and Ocean Ave.
Phone 160
a »ft«B-day motor trip! of
Money Saving
Facts About Concrete
Street Paving
Concrete ia durible
It will n« ghevt. roll
remains as true and even ai but
Concrete pavement is now mmfyiBi
taxpayers in hundredi rf mm
thiouihout the United Statei. ifJOO
Qtiea built concrete nreets m iqjj
Maintenance cott is low Ns aperoive
special equipment n igquind
Concrete provides a ale f mbee far
traffic. It ii never ilippery after rum
Concrete 1 ! light |ray surface hitmonizef
with the green oi laWM
and treei, also with sidewalki,nab
and futter and in-dnves which ire
universally oi concrete This L|ht
airini vehicles and people ammat
the street are more easily seen
Concrete pavement is not noiiy, 9§
per cent oi trafBc today is rubbc
tired. Rubber on concrete dots n«
make noise,
Oil drippinp will not cause concrete
to disintegrate.
35,500,000 square yards oi COB.
crete pavement placed on city Itrttti
in the United States in 1925.
Concrete gives you more piviinent
value for each dollar iovtsMd
than any other type,
PORTLAND CIMBNT ASSOCIA'noN
147 Madison Avenue
NEW YORK
A Natiendl Organi^siien to
Tmprfrrt and Extend (hi [As of Caumt
OFPicur. IN II CITIBS
MORRISON •M
4
4th St. and Atlantic Ave.
Phone 180 '
OCIAN CrrY aEOTWBtLBPOER, OCBAN CITY, N, J,, PRIPAY, JTJKl 11, J9ia
"OCEAN CITY-NORTH END W
PUTTING SOUL INTO SERVICE
pROWTH and Progreis are Fine Things. In a City they
^* represent Sturdy Health, Constantly Increasing Service,
Enlarged Opportunity and Material Betterment in scores of
ways. Growth and Progress are thejiutward signs of
Ability, Ambition, the Power to CommanHTtesources and
Untiring Endeavor to Achieve Results.
The Results in Growth and Progress accomplished by Ocean
City's "North End" become more wonderful as each day reveals
some new notable feature in its ever expanding program.
It has enjoyed remarkable population increase,
amazing volume of construction of Homes, Hotels and
Apartment structures. It has achieved results in a really
New Cottage
0 bedrooms and jaraee, Ocean Roail,
(between Battsfsea ani! Qull).
(11,000
New Z-Bedioom Cottage
Laurel ant! Ocean noaila
16,800
2rFami!y Apartment.
rooms each Bpartrnent, Ocean Road
113,000
BRESSET CO.
North St, and Oeean Art,
SPECIALS
room cotCage, 4 bedrooms,
110,500 — 1-2
4 Bungmlows, 3 hedrooms
Well furnished
i , r
10 lots — $3,500 each
ERNEST M. KENT
401 Wesley Aye.
THONE 202
FOR SALE
Lot, 101 Pelham plnce, m« 40 \ W,
together wjtli a modern dttellmr 3"-'
completed,
411 Aabury Avenue An cxceptionnl
barga.n in a hiwinen location, apartment housd and 3-car
jraraee and apartment above, fully furnlhcd.
on Park place Lot 40 x 100 to
rear drive Income over ?2G0O season.
PRICE $24,500
Only $7,000 cash
Capablcjof winter rcntnls al^o
Boy Where There la Action.
It. H. ROUSHER
412 Boardwalk
Cottages, BumralowB awd Apart-
S s for SALE and REHT
Pbon.143
North End Specials
FOR RENT
nunealnw, 3 bed roomn, North street,
near besch = $6B0,
Alrartraent, 1st floor, 2 bedrooms, -Uli
street arid Cetitral jivenuiH-SB&O,
Cottmre, Delancey place, .1 Jieil rooms
>
Apartment, ideal location, Tith street,
m-nt lit'iieii, -1 bed rooms, 2 biiths und
OO.
I, BARTON CHAMPION
Fire tiiiurnnse
REALTOR
llh and Atlantic
PHONE MB
HBALTH, HAPPINBiB AND PROFIT
AWAIT YOU, ACT NOW!
We HJTC the Bfit Inve»tmiSnlBJn Ocpan
City
FQfl KF,NT OB SALE
Cotlogti, Bungalows, Apartments
FOR SALE
Beach Fronts and Lois
Other properties of all descriptions for
aale and rental all tines.
ROBERT S. STRETCH
428 Ocean Avenue
Oc*en CHT, N. J.
Phone 60*
notable way in beautification of every kind, and m the everbroadening
service which has been provided for residents
and visitors.
Ocean City's "North End" has been buildihg various forms
6f~service7Alio^tr"harTrot=forgotten-to put soul into that
set-wee. Fine avenues are here not for themselvei alone,
but because of the happy homes they lead to. Homes—and
the churches, schools and recreational activities which are
indispensably associated with them.
People are in greater number every month buying their
homes in Ocean City's "North End"—The following Real
Estate Offices are "at your service."
FOR RENT
2 stnrss on Atlantic avenue at Thin!
street,
A line roominj* houst, 7 rooms, 3
baths,
3 small apartments for seasen^=$SI35,
$27,1, $400. Ca» ami electric light in.
cluileil.
Small apartment, 2 bet! roomai good
location, $275.
First rltor apartment, 3 bed roornsi
good long neasorii raruKe, neanonatile.
First floor apartment, good location, 3
byil rooms,
FOR SALE
Two family apartment, 3 bed rooms each
Garage for tw§ ears, apartment over
Karaite i bed rooms. Fries |J0,00e.
Fourth Street near Corinthian Avenue,
A. M.HEISS
829 Third street
Call at Office or Phone 826
Nolary'l'ublic Iniurmee
LOT
90x80
Corner Sd Bti'Bot anil. Atlantic Avenut.
Compare this with other Atlantic Avenue
sites and you will miiliiy agree that this
choice corner is under priced,
Full Rental Lilt
Biclu«i¥e liitlnfi gi?en pirliculir
Attention
A, L. PANCOAST
10D
2-FamiIy Apartment
Pennlyn Plies •
5 lied roofflB, maid'ii foom^eMh floor.
75 per cent Financed.
9-Room Cottage and Garage
Central-Avenue .—
Lot SOxlOO
Only tu.OOp cash required
Bay Front Property
Ripirinn Rights
87 1-2 Foot Frontage.
One 2-FamiIy Apartment
2-cnr Garage
Boat House and Power Boat Included.
$25,000
'COpercontFinanceil
JOHN E. THALLEN
149 Anbury Ave.
Phone £82
FOR SALE
" BUNGALOW
B Bed Rooms Close to Beach
BARGAIN
li.iOI !
Wen rurnlahed j
APARTMINTS, COTTAOES AND
Bunfalowi in all itctloni ol the elty,
from 14(0 up.
SALE
Z-Vumlly Apartment, 3 lie* rooms eaoh|
near Boardwalk, S12,6M. Tema,
WE A» At Your BtKiee
C. HARRISON JONES
832 Atlantic Avenue
Phont 821
COTTAGE
AT THE OCIAN
Maid's room, and lavatory, first floor, 4
bedrooms, baths, garagi.
Well rlnancfd
•HIM mr'tlu OMB smiittW* fonuibM.
Thru bWrooinl, I« •»»li"«t ail Ctaa
tur-IMfo. Will SmneM,
ROBERT RADFORD
Hi Tilth BUM
LOOK AT THESE
pAEGAINS
Bungalow
4 bed rooms, bath, laundry and garage
Lot 40x100. '
$12,000
BO per_ccnt Mortgage
2-Family Apartment
{i hed rooms, bath on each floor.
Lot 30x90
$14,000
50 per cunt Financed /
6-Room Apartment A
North StTKt 1 '
Finely Furnished Heated
$75.00
$30W> Mtg May Remain * ^
A. TOTTEN '
f '
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TWINTYSIX OCEAN CITY iENTlNBL-LBDOBR. OCEAN CFTY, W, J,, FBTDAY, JUNE 11. 1020
"PENNSY'S" BQOKIiET
MOST ATTRACTIVE
EIGHT Al'I'OINTED T()
CITY'S POLICE FORCE
Mrs. Sara Hny, nf Baitton, Pa,,
vi«itei( iite( her mth mother, M Mr§. ReeFS Ti
Glass, an Hi^bes ayanue* a few
CsnUiijiH Much General Information
for the Public
The BMCiui.Ciiitenjiiiil Internatmniil
Expoieitjpn ut FhlladeU
phhi, it! ho hold from now to Dec=
t'mbi'r i( i* tho ^ubjtH't jif a booklet,
iillnictiwis' lirlutfil nml lill>cruu'Iy
illUBlruU'il, which i» IBMIHJ
tllstfShutpcl hy the* Ppnnsylvania
HulirtHut E'limpiiny, Thr rnvi'ijiyt-c**
sm> in ri'il, whiU 1 urn! blue,
siinw u view nf Ii!!li>|i>miji*ni4* Hull
jiml a picturn nf the Liberty BiOt,
Lfijth uf whii'h ;ifr inNi'jmrutt'ly
siiicliitiHt with tin- With nf Am
ciin hiit)n'ni!iMHV ISO ypiii* age-r*
thi ! r|iui-hal nvptil t-HninKMiiMnUod
iiy She es|ii!jitlnli.
Tin. first purl uf llii' linnkli'l U
tltniiiiMl in an rsplaiiatiiin uf tin 1
purpiiH- illi'i Hru|K' of tilt' i'XpusU
tiun ami Lriv.^ a i'*>mpri i h< 1 M=ivt>
lU^irijitiim of tju 1 imiisi huihiingH,
eshiSHt^ itriii Hinu=enit v nt fealurt's,
FifU't'il iilu^tFaliiin^ i 111 • J L1 -! r • n
bmr*M°yi' view uf thy I'Xpi^ition,
41 map of Uii* uvinu\i\r, a imip ni
ihr i'iu% jtiilurt'N of luiromi^, the
pUulillln itii'l 11ic- ohlrf buiiiiintrN,
;iFiil an aerihi vlisv nT l.tMtriif* Uland
Navy Yiinl ami the iiiijuininu
es[tc^itiiit! iriHiiiftij=.
Tin. H ml pan iicnl-J with the
siuiMlUiiiiiv nf the SiiAiui-CYnh-nnial
anil M>1? Uinb aileipjatuiy thp
hi?tiirirnl afiil patrintii' hiirlurrnuni]
whieh i* 1'hiUiih'lphia*? hiTitajsp,
Ami'Mk F the |»irtiirp* of nli| Unctmark*
ami patFiiitk' shrill**- uri 1
ays*
iign.
Mr, f. and ^Mrs. Jsmos A. Hap*
kins njiil_ (laughter, Dorothy, ar»i
John O'Connell an I Mis* ness
Banner motortd from rhiluili-lphin
(mil spent the weeit-end with Mr.
iiiiil Mra, IX. V. MeufunlKle, Mrs,
Mfjrroni^io is a sistgf of Mr. 0'-
Conncll and Mrs, HopkhtN.
The Hummer Bible School began
its session Mr ' — *~ **-- -
tin- hiiiii.. gf William I'piin, I'hriJt
ChulTli. liciriip nf Mutsy Kim, Car-
'lictili-r'. Hall ami City Hall.
'I'he thin! ^m-tion [sriwiits thy
aunietiiiM,* nf the SVw Jcf'ey ^ra-
?hiire reMnftM an.l rm|ihaHmr- the
t-iitivrriji'nre with, whieh Mc^uuU
Centennial vUilurs to Philmli'lphiu
eat! make Irin* t'i 'AllHntiV riiy.
(VraM City. Anbury PaFk, Ciip"
May ait.) many ntiii'r attiattive
iitie* itliinif fhe 'Shnre."
General tran^pnrtaliisn ihfnrniitthin^
intelliietl to be helpful tii ,%'==
(|Uj-{'entennjiii ViMtlPr*, IMVItr? IIIlentinti
tn the fael that the IVnni-ylvania
nirer- iiirei-1 riiuti.. un.l
many fa=t threuirh trains tn PhiU
ailplphin frum twelv,. state., in u,\ilitirin
in Punn.-ylviiniB ami the
Ilirtriit (if I'nhimWii. The liberal
reiluwil fure, whii-h will be In pffi-rt
during the esps^ition al?u are
nwiitiimed.
ri: anil Mrs. Marmo Steclman, of En. (tuosta of Hn and Mrs, E, A.
gllsh Creeit.
Hijtbeo a few days ajjo.
Mrs. Francis Hart attended the At the Baptist Chapel, the Rev,
Federation of Women's Clubs In
0, I, Jacques, pastor, the services
AtlaiitSe City.
en Sunday will be: Sunday school,
3, Geigerieh, wife and c]augh=
ter, of Owan City, spent lunday 10 a. m,; worship and sermon, 11
with Mr. and Urn, George Luekiribach.
At tho Bethany M, P. %hurrh,
Dr. Robert Mc0owan± who has I the Rev, B, C, Phillips, pustor, the
1
returned home from Pittsburgh, services on Sunday will be: Jun=
has been suffering frem poison jior Christian Kndoavor, !1.80 a .in.;
g and has not yet fully recovureil, Sunday school, 10 a, m.i worship
ay in the public-
Mrs, William Leonard was
I and sermon, 7.45 p. m. Mid-week
hfhoo! bufldinu, AH i;hnilrt?n are Philadelphia visitor.
[prayer meetinrf is at 7.45 p. in.
im-itnl Lo uttend, roeiir.lle«a ll fof
The I., T, I., held its picnic at At the Grace Luthoran Coiigre-
thr. t'hurvh they miiy attnncl, Tho Hareaintown uf.di'r the diri-ction piition, the pulpit will be filled hy
innehors are Mrs, Woalry Hrowii, of Mrs, Frrd. Kreuiffr,
' the Philadelphia Hoard nf Missions
[
, Mris Mark Leeds, Mra, JaiiiUps, Milton Lati is KPttlnjj his house ami the services on Sunilay will he
'• thr IIBV, Walter Cttllnn Bishop unii in shape for the opening nn the ! held iii the Silver Moon Hull »•
- thi- Rev. R. C. Philllpi, Thp biunrst
rst of July,
follows: Sunday st-huel, G.30 jh ni.;
. tn carry the children will leave [Mr and Mrs. Jehii Schmiilt worship and sermon, 7.30 p. m.
JCfntml M, K. Church, Linwiioil, at
and Mr,, Harry tlreen At St. Joseph's Chapfl, the Hev.
'. fv.au •!, m., and will run hy way nfmid
ilauBhtcr, Kilna, spent several Thomas F, Rlake, rector, the ser-
Short- roail to Sfiviciv live-! ilays at tlu'ir Imnuahiw in Launi'll. vices will lie: CiaMM.?. on £iitiiri!;iy
lull', to Went aveiuii*, tu Jit-llii-l I Haven,
afternnon at '1M). Muss nn Hun.
I'liunii imii to the sdiii,.! linu-0. | Mrs. Kiito SpitK, Mis, Knima day at H o'elin'k.
Mi»« Ciithorinr I,ear, of I'hHu- Spltl. Cenrw Spill;?, Ih-iity H|iitK The liiri«lian (Vii-nec CoMcri'L'ii-
il.ljihia, has been visitiiij; Miss anil John Spitz, of Philadelphia, tion will hold services tin Sunday
Sara Fox here. I spent Sunriay with Mr. ami Mrs. at II a, ni. in Siivi.r Moiin Hall,
Mrs, MtOIurr, of Au.iulitin, I l.ouis Lnmmle, Tlii-y iiu.lnrwl
aunt of Mrs, Fred. Kreucer, and I hero.
Mr.-. liiiviB, of tV.i!iiili-lr>!ii.ll. hlivi' Mr. all.I Mrs. liiMliiiin liii|ij,iiis
ri'liirni'i! homi' iiftrr vl-itinir Mr, nri' vUllinu friiniis in Wilinini:und
Mr«, Fn-il. KrUPiter, inn.
Mr, iin.i .Mr'. Rayinniii! fSmith
tiiinijltf her srranddauishU'r Hre rei-oivinji eaimratulatliins on
Philailehihia,
the birth uf a dauehtfr. Dnri«
Charli-. MfOinli.y, nf Tri-lllnll, j Vivian Vii
i-i'i _
" ,U tho im>etinii i.f the Wiimi.|i's : ailohihin visitor ii fmi .lay- lit!".
. Civil- Club it WHS ilei'Mi'il in Kive 1 Garden Lots.~1747.1751
J3.100 Koch for (iiiifk Sale ISid
60 Da} fieltleinent
WM. SHULTZ
iaia K, CluarJIeld. St.
Phila., I'll.
Jilrk UlJtoll hup Imuifhl twci l..ts
a card party in thr hall nf the.at N«v York ami liny avi'mii'.-,'
Vilunti'iT Ijin- Ci.. Sii. 1, on when- hi- will miivi. hi, pn-mnt.
.July JJ. The secretary rei|uests lijtht lunch huiliilnjf. i
•iill mi-nllnTs win. expect to aiu-ml 111 anil Mr-, C, P. liiililn>iin'.
tn im in tuui'h with the president,! entrrtaiiwil their ilauBhter and |
Mrs, HiTMiar) Kndri's.-. us it will family frum Hriinklyn .Ilirini; the
I... the la-t mrrtinir of thi' sum-week,
HIPP. Thi.- first t.f the monih the' Miss Ethel I.ui-kenharh, who is
2f! cent miiiilhly fhariri' nn the gas prnplnyi'd liy the Roll Tn|e|ihnne
miieri. fjs iliiiefihtiliue.i. This was Co., in Philndi'lnhiii, »|ic.|it Ihi'
line nf thf> matters nn whieh the week-end with her parents, Mr
i-hih had httu-n workinif. Tile fnl- ,an ' Mr>L (li'iirm- l.tu-ki'iikii'li, nf'
Uiwinjr WE-ri? present: Mrs, Carrie Hickory Point, ;
Schaiif. Mrs, C V, Rnliin^fin. Mr-, Mrs. Mertie .Inr.lnn and ii;!Ut
T.. lipiiw Miiiillrtoi,. Mrs, An.
Mann, Mr?. Hernian Kiiijress,
Mr-, l.cwi, II. Malhia», Mr». Allila
i'h.ini|isnn, Mrs. t'harles Wolf,
Mrs, ,1, UifTorii S,.gl|. Mrs, Phoebe
F RELIABLE
Concrete Mixers
"I.eUoi"
K;«;ii'ii:s
HIIISTS
IM'MI'S
.Mi Siae,
In Htnrfc
h- ' I'.MTORY SKRVH'K
ter, Jennie, hiivc ri-lunu-il from a.
week's visit to frir-rnl.« ill Phil»-| Geo, D, Lessig
Mr, ami Mr... William imyiT and
Mr, an.I Mrs. Julin Ii, fJntiipl,- were
. Mrs, Hnops. Mr.. Edne ^--.
ami Mis- riorntliy ThiMiins.
Mrs. NVt-jsltiy Meirrnniyle return-
1 & Son
CiiiUriictnr's Ki|!iipnit*nl
South 'rchiple JWiidinf?, Pa
UMli.. .sn T^iies.iay i.vi.nin^ afti.r
'it In frionds in PiiilHiii.lpliia.
M-veral rp.^idi'nts nf the city
lutvi' [>ljii'f-H Rumher? on thnir
hiiim.s, a Lrreiit help to stranRer*
ill liH"itinir |jjiiees.
Mr, iin.1 Mrs, Winrlelil Hiiiiie,.,
l deep.. ini'ludinii Living Room. UiniiiK
Hnom Ivitchi n and Hath, uNoTuot ,11 II.II.IKI-—
Price $18,000
U,W0 Cash
Balnltcc In 3 Year
IRA SGOn JOHNSON
REALTOR
409 Nitfth St. Phone 775
Store Hours,
Dally
I A. M. u • P. M.
Own BMBrJ»»
E Till B
MUMITJONE:
1714-1716 Atl^tic Avenue
Atlantl
Big
Store'
BIG FURNITURE VALUER
Those Who Are Going Housekeeping and Those Who Contemplate R d
Their Homea Will Find Here a Galaxy of Outstanding Values and a
preKenswe Display—Buy On Our TSmy Club Plan,
tKi
PORCH
ROCKER
$3- 95
'eveml styleg of' comable
perch rocken
e iaccji grnuped inte
lot and marked conrntsly
below tho regs^liing
price. Come
ti*ke your pick at a
sa vings
COUCH
HAMMOCK
With Standard
$1495
This is n favorile For the
poiih or lawn and we are
offeririK scime wonderfully
^f .iTif f.rtiible ones in cjisies
of colora, complete with
mclal atiindard at thii sen.
low figure!"
ALASKA BIG
SIDE ICER
frotect your Iicalth and
vc food wilh one of
icse scientific refrigerfioTs
TvitK 50-poumi ice
TmS large food
. This is our final
-i- FIBRE ^
. EOCKER ?
Uoose spring &caU coved
in cretonne, finished
$9-95
Beautiful Four-Piece Bedroom Suite
Th* weman whs wants quality in her bedfeQm furnishings «ii*l<
finetivs design and finish, will find niany iuit?« Is please hrr, in f.u
iiecli. The lult? pieturpJ, let esampl?^ ii g Vefv ehafminL* she in H
waltiyt veneer with sverlays ef biirl walnut* Th? prke is fxtffnirly
1 guile of this fine EhBfSct#r'
Complete Ten-Piece Dining Room Suite
H' ! F .'It •••\i«•ii.=iii=.'!
mil?. ' A|i|il» "liVus
~ jhriay Mutw Cu.. Tuiilli 'mil II » Uli L1»J nMUuii, Bull lot. '-H-I | _""
BI». :.III-K i W A .
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iVnin|Nm'iii^ «_ _
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„„,._ ' 1MM1
J " • ' *,.1,.M.< iN'iilllli. Hit- ll»nu. iinfl _fit|ift-. -p ,.. ih- wiM Dill will t* Ulwll •»"*•**"
MlitAi, hi,h, M-ii'-i" «"»l tniilln-«^. IK-- 1 MrTAI. I.I-I-. Hiiipi- ni»l miilln- I'-.!- SOTICK NOTIC/K TII T« LIMIT CIIKIIITUIIH
CUKIilTORH IU .,.•,„• -1 »i. U.iU-, itf «1... r.-m- -r i.f I.1.M--P mi.1 nrnni. ,.r H*il_i..i 'Li- nm. fn/nlii!.! j£i > ^ ,
ik I » r.«iin M-1. miihuKiiny K>HIIU ,,,!, ..H* ;' ' " ^ . , _,-,.__., . fc^lllt- Ul Jltllll ui jnliii Mi'inin.f lit'" ''
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II liilli ami. . . I „,„„.(,
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.,'',, ,M[ ,!-.,. ",!,. |lih -il i'.iiii^ • n.r l'ii Is-? Ilmii h-it ilU) l«f frill i.f Ui'i-uii f'iiy, rfiynty fel Cai
-, . _'., ,,' ,„ ..'.,;,. .,,,. ,;!„•. j .hit i.f i!« :,ii. -i,jiT 1-HL Mi-i.\i>|, j| -i,;,! rtiii-k Mini! Mi>iti= i*f Nmv Ji-fs«¥- wlsieh wi li UnFtEBlH. /; J
i^itiii- i=iii-'.i.' i I.,M•= = r-
!,H-t. B- "I >"-•••-•• #•"• '
itJi. ii-.tny. U.-i.... Til'
i'U .^ALK OI.-'.-MI ]•••...! r.n.K.
< •.:.!.•» |N..|'. •••! .-.ll.llll.-l: •
|iiy V'Ki L'tlilml ... tHHU
Repairint|--SerTic(s Station
: MAHON nhirnelor- Ptnin Rfl'!
; iHt plnMcfUitf; Uriekwurk, H
'W, Beuhssi, ill! B>y &vr. Bct
yAiipENIKO^Ui §• d«-four Rii^en
i You'll t»*Dtwii«4 vrfih eut- woFk, Sl
< anil Phfubi. J6hg OtFEl, 1*1 Weil
'Hell iii&S. *-
Wilt t NOT hftve have rrtur j-uf el«trl«l eketrieu! work ««t-k dm!« F CAHPKNTRlT^Jobbiin, alicfiiiisB-! — MI
bis ipeemliil, AH wiirk i« jftyiFSiileHi, j i,f,,mntiy nttundwi to, FIDQF iRyiaif unii
BaUcfJ" work a BttuSlnlijT: : til!Pli[fnf(li 1 p),jyf seFfipini;, E^tlmHlen fgfallhcd. Jshfi
Aola Bltetfleisn, Pui 6n4 /tsuur? tvi.-nis.jr y^ paigfsaBi li Aibiiry *ve, 1^14=r
BUSINBSS HKllVICE
U..J, AllhlNli BAi-lllSia.
SAKHS, .Hnlil Hnd lUiiairiai.
^iivi? Miiriejr.
1BEAI1 UltOS.,
112.W, ViDdiinil. N. J.
JOBKPn B, I.AWSIIN,
Duler In Smiil mlii lirnvtl, ijmtnl Wurk
EI.EIrTlllOAL cnNTItACTOn-n jroiir
hnmo'liwii wlriiiK SF eiec!Fien| regHIF-
Inut ir H, M »i. U»iil«l EFIIUI, 400
Aiburr •'» MsU «•
WII.IJAM IiAVli.Bulkhri.i nnii j«ll,
"ntt. sis rennb •!. Bun li | ; {;.
j ftSfl ftsd Cfiricriilii Sfincfetfi BlneK ElPiek niniiumtiaFllik- a i l m i ,
3, E. Csf, yn'-i B?»l t.'
3. E. CSF. ymi mill Corniestieyi A^i.^. |WIMiAl! II gMitU=Builder. 3Q3T
b l a
I POH'T i-ip.., imriini, mill
I esQ&i. AH aeeaynt is ihs rimii tfi finnnsial
is&B«ii&iicii, Occus OilF Kntianil
Biok, ilrtlh iid AlbUF,, Ose«ll OIlF.^ ^
PBBIJC iTENOBnAPHEtt..Wo ltmiBI»ln
lolila huiiMiii KFvle.. «u tun
B,i in. !-', l*rw. H»«?,n,J*i
LOCAL .nd Inrr «•!•«••
fi!«M. Oaa.n'oir B"« "»»• •'1 1 eil.VJ ^,
;.";'•
EMPLOYMENT
situations Wanfid, Mule
1MI' i\IK L'.iui-.MU'ii-r yi

4
Bif*
Mnte
lied*
wl|ilila Polite ;i]ii.ir summer lmnlp un Si'vonth'
1
ii il I ii.-ul, uml Mr». Colivi-r hri' slrtiet o^t>r ill*- wi'ik=*'int.
moil, liut the coumry is ini'r-ruii . Tiii'y ivilfh town :ind IIHIP awny.
.niipyiiiB Ihi-ll- I'l-ei iilly-Iiiir-; Mrs. Win.
'with a natiE of iir,>|)cniiiurs v,)w, llamiliun i|i.-i'im-ri< what hus hiip.
,,f Kllsarob
uml kill nt will. They iirt' iiip- puiii-il anil u-ui;-.. lo u hiitr-1, wht-ri' iliimi'il :i|inrtii)('iit-, 11'IT l-'i-iitnil : bi'lh, wu« In town » fi-w il.-Iy.- asrn,
ill Ti d
tttinml by Willium l'uwMl. if hi. .liuw, liis unifnrm, u H^rlit- uvi-iun>. j Mr». Mori, l.iarli, iif 11.i - i-itv,
Onii liny lln l a t t i - r hiipin-ii- t u ii^i-ui
too Shirley
own. Thi'ti
HIM jiatriil, I
1 '
' '
'- tii i>l;irt. A l tin- ii-.yrli.im
l w u i l t i . h i - r f u r i i < li.aiiiil i n o i i i i - n t in w a l k H u l u r t
i-hi-n N.-il n>, iiff t.l Fr.ili.r, illl • n-rn frii-nil'iil' Si-
I am! a 1 I'd fiii'l II-. |il
In-Ill hi' pal
, h i m , . , K, |.,.,.. o f O l n i n n illi", N . u l u liiif i-i-i-ii l i v i m f in I'li-u.-smt
•
,1
:iri,f kill lii-r urn •y iiiiliiiL
Hut Shirli-y. ill.«i-u.-.
r ' ri-Ci-i-t I U I - t uf'hi.' fn- % Ml,, ttilli M r , I.im h iliifiiii' lli.
ii-f, I'lipl Jiiiii''
in tin. n ->ui° .if thf rill
lii-il I hi' f u n iiii.i iM'iniM l.i-i-iii.
1 .- W. Li--, '-f tl" U I M I T . i n i is ii iiiu fi-nni -in I.JI.
ty. | ,-i-tiln.ri |ii-rfi'riiii-'l Hi t'n- All:n,ii.'
iii.'-M 'I', .ilii.li.ll, j . «•• I--I-. i.i'.I.Cilj M . - i n u l .
STRAND THEATRE
Today and Saturdays-
ESERTGOID
Monday=
H ' t! Mi.nii! . ciK.iiwvv .pi;i i \i,
LEW CODY
(iKHTRl'DK OLMSTKAI)
ROY D'AKCY
KARL DANE
"MONTE GARLO M
Tuesday— Hi-\ tli-iirh'. XIIH-1
"The Auction Block >?
WITH ' . • .
CHAHLKS WAV
' ELEANOR 'BOAR DAI AN.'
Wednesday—
t >ri:< i \i..rii-:NT \TlnN i
Inr ihi- lii.iii.lii nl th.. I'i Kli.iiiiii hill .»nri*l>
"DANCE MADNESS"
CLL4RE* 'WINDSOR
CONRAI) NAfiEL
1'iomiin'iit .Men I'risiilinl Kwiin; T. Corson, »f Itcul F.st.-ili
1 111.IH fur SJIi.Mil
Ulhi-i 1UIII!II>
1 Boniif. Savs Mor
ffitj!;,
MKN I'I
h St-lwli-d for I hi- I'optio
i:::;';:;;,;i; M..XKY »KIN
of i-utistrurtiiill. it hin tn il.-f. .
IT i'.,yi
n—-II . 1. .
lh ". :'l"
initeiy ili-i-idi-il to liuilil th>. !i'i\
Ktiitiin oil ill-- riiilriiui! funuiiim'.
iaiiil ijpjiysitt* tht? nt.w pliint nf lh"
Senlini'l-LfilKfr, at tin- n-riuT .if
I Eit'hlh ath-i'l anil Miinrs nviiiiu",
1
'.' N.-w Yard ami IH-pul I-iiiiiy.^ill u
In urili-r that it, iii-lwnrk i.f •"'• -~' '
1 tracks shall not In- si-vi-n-il l.y M J""1 : ' 1 :' '"
tliorouifhfafi-, ihe railriiinl ruin. l > ••-•N'IMIII.ly
ha.« Biven the pity ti-n fm-t . llun 1" "' ' -'I.
of (is. lali.i on Kiuhth slri-ct uii.l l '"-- l -'l' •• l ' 1|ll 1 l l' 1 'twraty
fret of lainl ..» Nii.li, < '"'f 1 '' "',-'H. •
stri'Bt, with thi' uiiilt.rrfiiiiiliiiif Ilini I"'IN .-IMIIIII.UI
the I'ity will otlic-iuljy rl.iw- |iii> »•-• • • !-•• !•-••- "
tveiHii' as it now pibts uml with '"' '"" >-•• -iiiiiii li
the further uniierjtamliiiis that tin- lnl '" 1 "»"'- r -
troliiipiirtation cnnipiiliy «'iii I'll il. t i"""iy A.'--i.
(he Vimio rtretL lu-ynml itu hi.lil- i-hajriiitiii, Mr.
ngs anil ni-xt to tin. Inly. i '*!**'
A'liulkhpail IN now hi?inL f rii^h- ^''y
led to damplytinii on ill., ruilniiii! • v.* 1
-.1L.I-1-
M.iy I'MIIIIH V. M. C . t i.in
Mi.i.
•ri-l.iiy "!' tli. li|..u
V. M. r. A,, iili,, I,,,,
.. i-i-.-l.-iry i.f I'ai,.. M n j
ii-..|li!|.' III. .illli.--.
I wii. ,.|i.,li-.l t',,|. lli,
I' ••'•liilU I.I' Iiu I'!Mil,
1 lli.- Mi.ll ii
M.iy i'iiiii-t Iinii...
L-. ill ".ill.ll tilIU
nf Uii. rily. l.-i>•
i MI' Lln. i'Mitiinitl,.,.
iii.-ill ill
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; ,|,,K ]. ''I Hi' i-\i'!'!!iLV il IliU iiif.HMili
H i l l iiiii-1., in ,\, iiuitiiiv JM)' II." HAVE HIS DREAM
• 11•.r •• , , r ..io.iiliil. ili-|ilii>
.-;.!- li:ii-K , uh,.ii A—i^liiiit Sii|i.-i
in- .1 tl 1 > i,
ii.li-ii.li-iiL 1-:. A Miit-Milliin i ill
ill iiliiiiii,.
I'-L-I-II I n hill.- tnl.I Cily Kin'iiii'i-i- REALIZED SOON
W I I I K M M I I . I . . H i • J r . . t h i i l t i n -
11-,, M^jirli[l i.ni , iiiiijiiiiiy W M I I M
!!iii\ t. t h t . .I..I.I I-' jii^l i. ..i.in ii. Miiniiisi'r nl' jiiiili'wiiy -Ciisiiv
li?.- ii,n,i.,.t,. har.lt.ll,..1 .ullii ii-iitiy
HiiN iliid Miiny Years
In r u n ii tr,,li"y i-nr nn tin' tiiuk.,
N I t h i i l tini" tli" liii. ii'.M iiiiii-
lit' ICsin'riuiHijiiuis
« ; [ . HMi,li,.,l liiiil, il' Its..
• iirt U i i h i i ' i ii.[ii,iyi"i within lyii NVl.nii ||,,, .'lin-iiirs nl' ihf liiil"
1 t '..iitiiiiii'il nil i'iiifi' Hi^ I wii^ rii.ilii. Hiiiiiii-. ]'• • 11,1. urui.'n
:i r> mill iur ii -tiiin in iniiiiiiu" I iii
ifiu-ui'tii- "iilt'ilii! •". Tin- nliiii l;.-i.
MAY OPEN BALL I.. In. i.,,i.ntiiilli li imhly i'\
|ll'!i!'i|t.|"i ill liil' fi-.tiilirillli l.il =
" SEASON IN lln
nli"ii FIRST OF JULY
d, and whn Jun I w,,s'""'I
M..|i.... Im- III l.l.-l u.
ppr!litpllili.ilt nf tin- Ai. U- ,,,,lli-l'.-lll|.
1
^
: '
in
I)«iiij(H ill I!,,-,
on I'lfnU-
S|ii';.knif luislni-- rnn.lilioiis
i'-winir T.
•I'll,.,-.- »ii- ii iiiiifi' iitl.-iiiiiiiir.' .if I'ltr-.tn, .if tii" Ofi'Un City Kpiil
I li.- iiii-nilii-i'-. uf tin- lli'i-iin I'ity , Kji.ili. Hiiiin!, Mini this In nay ihii
i\i«;iiii^ rhili ill tin' SS'i',!nt'=.iiiiy, MMTiiiiiiri
tu Mill i nf Iiii. iiiKiiiiii.iiiiun in 'iSi'iii tfliili. is rnlti-n! Vim i-n
\iiil In' |.ut .ill, uilli ,, |iyr,,iii"
• l'i,ni'li'r=, an,I lh" lniy. wi-r.-! hi'iir Iht- familiar wail en aiii
JT. |.'||".' l.Tl'iin- i-\p.-il in I'iiiifKi'. ii U : H I .
ilit.• li--l.-.t lli till- ri'purl of l
.Inly li. i'l'.l iliilt :m liri'wi.rli . will I ,.
I'.l i'l'llil.. U-l',1 uii!'!'.|i> jiili'il. hiit,.-. «jll [.,,
Kir. I'l-niTii H.-iii in ll.i.Mi.ri. I'ri.i
" lifiiliBuil'k, I'iilu.M. I
If ih,. K III. ill itV- iitli llii. |-iil|il||-l .il ;ill "iil)> il:'" 1"
I I iii'il i.\i'r i"ti.' lit [,• |iiifl.. llii ik Hislli Mi-i'i'l illl.I M;i>' sv.ik Ultli hi- iiiu-i" ill li.ri'.i:
-is 'lli.iu-ili.li uvi-l.ll.-. ill',- n-iiily. 111.- hiipi'iiiiil 1-i-tiilil-llhl iiiti'i'.l.. II,' -1.111, -I
.1 f..r 111" llr'l "
iTtiiry
iniiiiiiiiitiii. viil,'
1 |
ii--i,M lii-n- m a y In- c,p il .Inly iiu- llii. fiiimiu. Sil-l,->'.- Id'-tinni'pV'llf—I.
till.i i w i t h tlii- Hiiihaiiirli iiiliiil-. «f i.iit, n iiiiniiiiiifi. in llrn-'Uljn, i.,-.|
, , U j . , , , . ' A t l i i i i t i . ' i'ny. In any "M-ni, lln 1 tii.-n wi-iii in inanaMi 1 Kiitfi'^':.
m e r m i n aiii>,lil, l ' h f . - l v r ti-iiin will lilay Ihi' iiuui lici-IMuriiiit, a i n in Urookl^i. Afwii^
]>y til,- f l Tiiikt-iliili hi' wii^ liaviiiK a ?.jili'ii-| ~"~-—" =
ili'l tiiiii' ni th" I'n: riinvi'iiiion III ,, , , ,, , n . n n v . »T,r
SHRINE CLUB
^tfrJi-r
WILL PARADE
HERE TONIGHT
Will Hayi- KnU-rluinnu-nl and
iit ihi- Yiu-ht
fltil)
t»y^ tin Hiiliiriliiy, Jtiiy M, in ih,. t,,(. tfiiijni.ir .,.viiral yi.iii> nf yiily.
1 ^ i ;:;;,,:;"!tSiVALlIABLE BLANK
S,-i,liii,-|.|.i-,liri-i
•|T".,n mi lh I'Miiiiittf.r
f;!iii'..miMit* ii .laiiit's '
..I 1 ( ]u._ ('iliiii.lii.iis, II ml pai.l' triliuiii to Atijlii,
laniif I'ity's i-luli, which IH-IIUKM
ir| j' iiiuk Iwn orphim t.'liil,lri'ii fen- a
ii ',' iwn winks' iiiitiint in Atlanlii' C'itj'l
iii lh" I-XIH-IIM- uf iiu. Aliantii? City
LARGEST CLASS
N,
i-.ilin- I .MANY TO Hi: IN LINK OF GRADUATES
Ori-nii I i(\ MI-II An' -Mi-llilii-r^ SAYS FAREWELL
nl This Alliintii- (rily
1
DEEDS SNATCHED
FROM HIS HANDS
KiwaiiiiiiiM, 'I'll!'.;,- 'thilih-i'ii wi'rti So Says M. L. Johnson, Who
i'lulhi-,1 fur th,. lri|i hy tin. Mun- CiiiiHt-s Arrest of Two
tri-nl Kisviiiiis Club. •"
Men
Wiili a nii.iilliir«lli|i of Sli, liiii
()i',.rin Cily KiwuniH i'luli liirilii-3
iiiiioiiirihi. hirit"!' .'lulls nf Kiwmiii.
iiilt'i nalintiiil.
- i'lii' iii-xl tiiMVnnliiin will I..- h, I.I
i '• (Cnnliliunl iili iiaKi! A.)
HNCINERATING
PUNT NEEDED
BY THIS CITY S M S S i x
Hi. i< :i I'l'iuliiiit" nf 111,' I ' m
===
.ity Ml' \ i'lilliinl illl'l hii^ li.'i'l
|Pf(sideiit ot (!ommerri> Cham. (II.'HMI.III Ci.iiniy f-n 1 •y wa» liy tii.- i»>y.-i nil Naliiriliiy, July :i, in in,- (i.r niiiiiiin .t'liiriil yii
Uii' Muili IT1 il Lft., Ji-trk. iii.l,' t'SiHiiiii." lit- was i'litriiiri'it li>
T t l
!• r,-i'i>iiiiiii-iiil- '' "s''
n,-:n ly
her So TBIIM ijimniiM. '•\,-iir-. _ _
HlonerHat Mi'i-tinn ' _'- - - — "" "
TROUBLE WITH (!AHIIA(JK CARPENTERS OF
|O(Ilcialh HUM? DKIU'-M-II M.it
ter Urouuht "" I'll hy STATE HOLD A
i. Fred Miliine
1. Freil, Mantle, pri-!>i,l"Hl -,-„•--n
-'" GETTING TENNIS
llBm^'B. COURTS IN SHAPE
FOR THE PUBLIC
' M;rny Mtiirn NIIW KntiT^tl fiir
Alhinlic (.'oil
Khip Tnurnanu'nl
1
HAM-: l-'l'KTHKRHKAKINIi
Tniulilr drew Out of Sale of
$11,(10(1 1'rupcr-ty In
l'loridii
iMiiiik ilti|..ls, viilunl at *11,000,
KIWANIS CLUB svi.rt. siiatt.iit.il from the hand* of
rrnH'dpd With I'rlendK iif
Morris !.. Jtihiisaii, of Atlanlii!
City uiiil O, tun Cily. in th" loiiliy
Viiiiim I'uoiilu GIVES PRETTY ,,f a lisi-a! l.iink ill .'£ ti'rltivk ytfs.
lirilii.'- iii'lt'rnti.if!, '
.... ifi.i'i'ini'iii I'^FT' i.-f. -I'
I Alii' ji. I,"i]it-U anil Hyniiiii
'ill Hiiili Ri'liinl in lli" MEDALS TO GIRLS j Miiyi-r, ii.ilii tif Ni.wark, who auin'
1 li if- l.nililinif. ill
! eoiniiiifiit'ti, Mr, Jiilinsun to thiuml
.%llillitii- iivt-mii'. '
^
| liank, wt'ii' phii-t.'il timli-r arrest tit—
"IH. nf fl'it'iiil. nf. lln' ilisM'K Lopi-r iind Ryan He? "Iftirt- lh"y .iiUlil leiivi' ill,- lobliy of
' lli,. tfiiiiiiiitiiilf ,-lii.- i-viv't'd I nitsiiitiii'cl {iiftK I llii' hank.
,vi-.| till' ll li I I il i " u.
•; Th.'y w'i.ri. laki'ii to i.t'niral po-
from Orjfiininiiliiin
,t -I''
lii-i' ..Uitiiin, w'httrf a rhari^e of
iii'1 ^—=^^ ' iiiri-'iiy was plai'i-ti aKiiinst tlieiii.
I,,-. tiKAIirATKH. AH V.I HHTh,,!,,,,,,^ ,,r uu-' 1'i-ui',- Ji.hu Di-viim
'l I.,.- I,
11 »,ll .1.1
-.. ill in,it! iU.i 1 ai
11 iii .Mlriiilii- riii
-liniiil-il flui'l. tin-
ii i.-.
III
1
. 1 ".,.„ .,, HI mi "ii|ii" it — • ' ii"i-i '!"• '"••» iiniit-r i'liii nf *soo
ii:,,- -iiiii. tiiO'w-,,w.i v,i, Mi-mlKTsiif ( 1 lii«rtiiri!12(iKn-';ri> ''"'i'T-'l'T'Z:"-a"-i
up ..,' n,,,in I'ity r..lk .'.mi; jIIV(,(| Himurs CiviMl .hy • ^ ^ AI " !Ul l 7
"> ^'•"""« "
••','•""' "»;" in r";', 1 ,"'^'','- 1 iii iii n
in I'iilie ' " Mi-n of CH-y " .:"Ti,,;,ii,.i:;..i".t,.l,.,,1,Up,r,"w,w Jp
.,,,ili «!,„ l.ii ii M'hiiivi'
-iirity. Until Mr. Jolin-
.., u'lli,
Mi'iiiln
ii'ili'iin
K , 111'
.i.iii.ilini' fill--.,
inr. i-lii,...
."nt rf." i-ra.niiili'.'. all nf ,„•!,. HiliiH.i
,|i City Kiwani
^.lii'i,' friiiii iili piiri. nf liii' 11.
liy. N'.his uitl iiis thi- i ,ij?:nit>
One «f Spi-iikcrs »n p| n'fTinM IM f A
•lllii.lii.li.il. uf Attiinlii' Cily. ail'
TAKKK ri.AfK IN Affll'ST 1- IT--" m..r.-,l ihi.i Hi- ,••
iniltt'f ill illlii-ifi' liiiM- niii'i".
1 'niv.-ii i
l!iuf. Kiiiiliial-,-,,11
-N.-wurk man inrfeed
f the Ui-.i.n n Cily liiiih'lliul liih'lliul tiny are wnrlh id fuiit
nf Illi- O.-Pill, »11.1111(1.
chili nt. llii- iinii
iir.iiin! tu Li-hu'lE liiiil Mayer,
llii?. J while lie didn't have authentic in-
NinUlrtwat., The pfflRtrty :tato format!, he believed .the pilots
la WM, with the tMtption of out
houta arid ona bmJiliHg' plotj lotat-
of the planes were., being.._.given
practice.
td in ttt Cirdsni, .- ,', -.-
1 appropfiate
to'ths oeeasion, •.."••..-• ;
BURIED IN PHILADELPHIA
Edward Mawbmy, 70 yean nlil, his city Tiuduy u
who died nt his cottajre, SGI Do-
Laneey place, was huried in Phil- is nnproMnc; rapidly, it i-i .stnU
adelphia Saturday. Interment was StL-nojjriipher, m.de. or female, The .'barlingtbn,'. 1180 Central
in Mt Moj-iah Cenjotery. Death to work purt time 111 centrally lo- Ave., opoh June Bth and lith for
was due *9 heart disease and silcated
office. A • worthwhile- posi- week ohili,' June ,15th for. season,
mentg due to 'advanced age. tion for one who, can qualify. All Hunninjf waMr,: - Speeia! fates to
replies .will be hehl confidential. Jul* loth; Mr»,, Samuel Darting,
Visit our sh&w room^ Furni- State past experience, salaiy ex- ton, Mrs. James D. Carter, Owner.
Visit Hotel Strand Dining Room ture Warehouse, Oth and West pected. Apply.Bon F-1K, cure Management. Bell Jhone 70S,—.
Lobby Floor.—Adv.
AVe. — Adv.
Sentinel-Ledger.—Ady.
Adyi' 7 ...... ,..„...,„ Motel
Delawafp' is not in. a: eentral-ieeation,
..As the Planilers is in thft;
etnt'rai part of the .city,'the hoajd.
a ilediieil to.held its meetlnig. tlPfSrn
walk at Seventh street. The during the summer months, .
i-inm.l-trip fnre will be 25 cents; This Bction was tahin at tho '
one «ay, 1G cents. Opening day, regular lunehenn rheating of the
the trip" will be free to all, accord- board at the Hotel Delaware TUBS.
ing to announcement.
day noon, _ . -......'.-.',"
It is intended to make hourly
trips, and the officers ask for ths Motel Strand has 6no iround
ca-operaUon of the public floor:oitice' for ren^.—Ad¥, „. ;:':,'J:
Stanley M. Pontiere is president,
Tames D. Young secretary, and H. Buy and tell ytiax' Btm&tMA-
0. Pontiere treasurer of the comfurniture at VenaMe's, 653 Asbuiy
--.-".*. • '.- , •• '
aViiiue, , • '.. '... ' ,-•••--'••••---•-
pany.
-

I
oiASSMi
READY FOR EMERGENCY CASES
|i I 1 1 I r n rl il 1 nth
th it f lh in mfoira yl I
Modern Beach Hospital
I At Tenth Street Station
Pljjsiciin'i Si% II If Oni of Mn«t ( nmpkte \n\whtre—
** t apt JcrntL 1 rip irtd for Lmergirmt?*,
S rkint n cp 1 n 1 I 1 1 j 11 In. I t >, ir
to» of th I ti n Lit L hi I LUI IL if 1 tl L LI Lr i t^n le
ti"4 inn f tl c m t in I n c I lit \ tl r I r I Ir
rgrn \ bn^ iuil dons. Lh 4il H it t 1 t k u th
tliw I n I I I 5 f t | 1 f 1 s
suftl.nl t t on h I r t 4t tn f f 1 i t ih r Lra
OCEAN CITY, N.
JUNE 18, 1926
t>R 1-OGUI A VISITOR LARBEN ISPORTATION CO
[ r T | l n thr gQ7 Second street
I hone 12Bb Ocean Clly N J
m£t mpWc TipU *,. nf --. 1 ...... n 1 11 1 b | t l I ml I t r
HI 4blS TO mitt mil ALL OttABIUSS
hapt tv r ei-n C p in J k 1 1 nt h I I r M n I I
l{ UT nl W i A| |1 l 11
Iht r,u pm it tl T I !I/' r n I i I t t
^MTn-rut'. r l.'.kt 1 I '! 4 n« , .r". « /I
.«l , n II ml t I. t I I I I I i-I HI
«iwi. 1 n tiu n tl r XL t(i
mfflcir f ur tr t 1 f II I U I » ill
High I ii I I r I Hi 1 1 I tr 1 T ^ s
i.ibi t, thr LI I t h I i> 1 I |t 1 th (1 i
lift! Mil I til It I t 1 1 I 1 nl ri I r
t nf J,r 1| r 1 t n 1 n|r I i lh 1 tr I n hi th
r m ph r II •- H t I r \ t II c I il
ntirn iti n 1 ec li> i 1 In ft- hi
We Are Now in Our
New Location
I 1607 Atlantic Avenue
Nsar
ATI ANTIC CITY, J* J
This lb \nur imitation lo call and inspect
onr new start, and incijantjllj lo take ad
Vitntajje-of a. !?r(.ul nduction sale in pspc
lencs, etc
leo onr salespeople regarding substantial
on office furniture
Comennd look at our window All pnets
plainly marked.
COTTAGE
Fifth Street
Opposite
m HiKh SCIHIOI, Htiutiful
Outlook Iiear Ueaih
5 Bed Rooms
$13,000
Well Financed
LET US YOU
For the INVESTOR
and the HOMESEEKER
The Supreme Opportunii
WILL BE READY SOON
To Pat on the Market
Ocean City's Master Suburb 1

i Wfiki
FOUR OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE lfe, 1926
Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
•- -—4 its b&ond Clasa Miltar »t Tom OrflM Oami Cltr N J
Under ^:t of March 3. 1S71)
FOB A GREATER OCEAN CITY
Published I try Frldn>
OCLAN CUTf/PRINTING *ND
PUBLISHING CO
nil yl lj.-Jtfrr HufUlnv 1- uhtl ircrt anJ Mm re A
(I^CTt Iti Itt 1 *! Mr fl ^nll)
OCXAN elTY N J
Telephone 1 (f
AI.H15HT L. INGRAM, rLLllgli
J. E. MncNAMEE. Editor
CLINTON 1), I,OWDEN. AdMirtl^flit
C I|H. M iv Count} s !
-utlon
writ
' tiv
to Ukla I>H[K
iiathe fopy
rlEiK li
^tt- Bltt UiP ^iirc^lull Of
valttj tho o^lniou or tho im
r u l l l r lublil ^1
n uvt IK m this n
ill
. ol lllo
I tit. **>n ln<
FKIUAY, JUNE 18, 1926
; GKTTING INTO A RUT
', Owing to the growing tendency toward
fO»cinli/.utioii iri every department of human
,[iti\lt\ it is beiorning moit- tlillimlt lm tilt'
i|i'irajje man to keep in touch with what is
({nijg~on~ ill ins
hi will often entnuiilei ideas whieh will lie
il practical bemlit in his own bphele ot
t mal p lunthinj. else Hoik foi i
Abo\e all, he should la\ aside loutiue J n pl ,]ULInK something us, tul
j — - J" 1 "- «f mdultr . Here m the Initpd States w
Big in s\stematK thinking Main mm ui'iimis is mu h rnechinical j
4ble to evolve then btbt ldi as in some quiet p m , j,, (_(„„,, Russia intl tndi i
$pot away from the scene of thin daih use dim two tj foui times as much hiiimii
piuii is mi eluinn.il That
\mcin i i neh and that is th
uc hii?h ind ipportumt\ grc it in thib na
turn Hitrh pnduetion pu nnn tells 1hi
sloij of om high «p;Ls shoit horns and
modiin ion\omenecs m r\t_i\ home If the
list ot thi «III kl w mil) fi\ f0 toll,,w mn c\
impli thui « uilfi hi. moip happiness and
li ss eiu i f i wais uiil di i oiel
IN 4MERK V
h Sitni f( i
to tlic cffiit tint
This is i mistaken
this tint ion ib n it
imple—we all wink
\\.L i,rn
r^aji-
Indi
... for-
__ ..jui Centennial urid the
Jt rsey Exposition at u Co t
$7 ilb 1 ho company "i initl
nt the.the mlvprso eoncluslonn an>
ic South arc itiHi there iH^noTJubllc-tiHceB- ToM Buiftttng, WnshlnirtQnt {>-
nf slty at nreiMit for u clinnnel of
„,„ .,,„ „...,..., bidlirreBter d-epth than 20 feet n»an-
, on 26,000 booklets and quoted I thoriied b the. existing project It
a pnrc of 14.175. or |7,476 for 1 Mould further i,eem that the pres
^0 000 j ent project should not bl» complet
AlthiniKh the prm» aikfil wn ill to provldn a depth In excess
irnytccsi, of th/-appropriB , of II" feet »t mean low wstir until
for thill phaM
il> W R D Hall
r. |.r< i ntato i ft r tht.
onun* mil d thttt
of tht
jrcnend
from
the job. There were
letters of s
tor of the
tubllc-
prct*i
county, rer
oinpan be
y
«ther
comment nml xperitn#
juntif an incrcahed
stuill
and Harbors, Roottl 1711, Mnnlt-
and Bhould be moned In time to be
In the possession of the oaid boattl
within four weeks from the date of
this communication.
On Monday afternoon, at
Women » .
31
jy depth under s|onllI.y S(,cicty will meet at tho
new conditions homl- of Mrs Ml Badhaui, 413
All interested p irtu- have the \Occan
,lvcnut
l f l frm tnt
privllfjp. of an appeal from
[conclusion to thi« bounl of et
tnt«
for" riven nnri harbors, i
permanent boily slttuitf "t Wash
thiH i
county .^ ..
Iriilnn, civic w ipticx. the Board I ington, D C to which all
if Inch Idci inpniprijti \iiin lit
prpnMi il flfrounii^ upon whleli-
•111)1? TABLE
P VI L T SPILIM K
\PIJ mttd \ftnistiittt Manager
Hotel strand
PLANS TO LEARN
HOTEL BUSINESS
Paul E Snlicker Hi(r'i School 22
Graduate Now Asb bl
Tilt ManiRcr nf Mr ind
June
rifdieted ,tl(lea for tho Ocean
of I itj- lu-achY u* cempilel hy Kit.
rnftimiiii, on thp Boardwolk, and
h iiiid on Stumlanl Time:
June, 1916
A, M, P, M.
il 1 r
Whatevei
» wnaievei mm IK the detids ot am
method adopted, a poition of outs time
Should be dtvoted to sound reidin( r eo\criiib
varied subjects Othenwsi hp will miwt-i
fcly get into a rut And gptting into i mt
13 bad lor his mtelliit and bad fei his busi
(less
s the rciiKon
nasm WARI.
ELECTRIC A i; GAINS '
According^ to a jrovernmeuL report made |
MlMlt ruenth, industiial londitions an
non aatiRfactory than in either of the two
ytars this iomlu=uon lieing hised,
>nmanly on the inirtjsed ui( of i
It IH lecojjnized that thi itnount of iln
j Accoiding to a iroveinmeiil repoit mule 1)1 St RATING THE E\r,IE
V\ti il months Ago a splendid sptiimen
it tht g lden e ib'Ii thi emblem ol Ann iie.in
Irbidotn ind hbciti. uas caught in i stec
tiap in om ot the Western States and is
j „ - „ .... ..^ l tori| < nt^d a i t u t
Stun I H tel t
I it i hi) r i
j- m in ^ r
th i I ml M S|
.1 u 1 Fi du\ n i ir
1 jul M Spit, k i la b n onn
f il sir ii I Hit 1 f r I II i
r f ir III Ii n II
I 1 ml m in n i nth
i \ f turn n(. tl e hn
I
II n lit n i ince u r Mi
linleth Dimon Mr und Mrs J
|p\ill Mihs Mar\ Flmibtth
Ith Mr nnd Mi= Fdwin Dt
n n Mr M^iritt Urn li Mr I I Hi, n It I
rt Stiiot kt r in I Mr ind Mis
• Si S, ek ,
June
18
11
20 S
n
u
l\
n
21
2ii
n s
li
29
10
Hi}ih
j.^g
• 1.4 ft
>i 44
4.47
A.31
B.M
7.1S
H.O 1
i.M
10.35
.11.S3
12.30
Add ',',
Low
fi-.i.i
9.84
10.11
11,00
11,18
VIM
1.S4
2.13
S.02
3JiS
4.41
B.32
6.26
Hour
Hich
a.4i
2.33
4J4
,1.14
1.02
BJl
7,39
8.27
9.H
10,07
10^f
UM
12.47
for Bay
Low
8-30
9.SS
10,49
11,42
12.33
1.00
1,22
2,10
3.00
3^0
4,44
ri,40
6,19
HUGHES'
School of Music
Mimhii et N, A, O, n I M IBi-B
SluJloi III Kl,hit Bimt.
riANO PIPS ORGAN THEOBT
FT
Prepare for
Your Future Now
Do' not wait for better times be.
fore giving thought to your future.
Now ig the time to aceumuiati and
save a part of each earned dollar,
An account with us will help you;
A'A Interest Paid on Savings
Fund Accounts,
ESTABLISH EP ITir.
^AN.1, 18Qgl IK
Tool
Utej
The
drawn It's |
Hut if
tnted by
OM of onr
Ihsuranca
you needn't
can repine^ ^
without fcat|Vroplt< who lm\t n nta^i lit
dOH Wei ley avpimo She h i puli
lfc Btcnogrupher bn the Boardwalk'
at 'Tenth street.
C, C. KusscH, of Chestnut Hill,
ia among the well-known
now ill thin city. Ho !« Bt fl?5
Central avenue for the peaaoli.
Chn«. Bandlere nml family, of
Sun lny aftunoon which Tho ,, Moclmn „„, % lft
i Children'!! Day thft I 1 1f»t11 hila Mj hia arc an mik the
jbytcnan Sunday Sclloil li d «|of the Delaware
I Children B Ih»y nerviti" with
tlnng unil BlnBini' ^H «tr>"
by to B«6 Lull or T \\ II ire
[ an superintendent
[A committee of the YIIIIIK 1 ti
LS Lounty Cou icil ^i HIHO
Jiselit and John ' rwc iv ink in
fcnouncfmeilt that th I UIIL Mi j
Sunty Council wo il 1 j,i f, i irfcc
oonlight sail on 1 ndnv i tinnir
jne JJ5 *n Gri*at EfW Harbor IIJJ
18 o clock The recLipM ould
', tm»»rd tho fund ti oil d
mpir to Lako Winni|iesaul«.e
' H *. oop»"rf Jr County Young citj
dps superlnUntlent intr)duLcl!r r
iel Way, om of ihe bo 4 in | th lieijli wher hi D Ily Di 7 I
Ifd in the wurk of the county en nil ukaiu h 1 I fi rth
II viho was chairman o the F (,HM.I- of Un v 1 Hill hi
iphy lommitti u • f tilt? lai. I ipe o| n i hi t tti|. 70( Wt Ic
; County_ull dw I nfeii IUP_I t ueiiue On cit>
• r full niiotn nni it it 1 """!!'"!. Ii i "mm r lion
ir full quota prin iv U| pllln , Ui
ten Be»aion» SomuelWut I
floor and spoke an folltws i^
preeenU.il the banner
ChaH. H. Lawyer ]in• ocial
Kln(,ilom that lesus ulkil
jut wo a Lroup f 11 I It- In
; dntl workiiiit titethci li IM ^
i name high HUndtrds f njit
1 * ing anil hflplnf, each otl f r
' way po sible
tFonrth the rilif.nu Thouth
hysicil the mental n I the [
mles of life an Uvelip I
I not the reliKuu wt nr like
. It ii leliRion that c li plet s
perfects human life Je "s
I mil the Vine vi re tin
ichei. Without Him »e em
bear fiuit
: taeh year the ork inlzition
i » county rally Tins \eir II
1 hfl I in Wll luo I on J n iir\
It was an entl usiiifclli* t,ath r
; an I 1 trgely Htti nile I I • I tho
( ity Pirrbytiiian Sun I iv
rat capturett the pvn fi i tl
. . ., nuinhna |ie cut in I f
| the not of the t mmittri f i
i a Jifnutlful trnphv mt I M'
Corbon v-ith th
Ut the Um cr Hi II
the h>mn the pa tor flu
r iClian ^ N Voegtlui tit
prayir
ill on o( Cit'
\ I Mi fc til
| f i tt e In mer minth
ti tint it th Lmv l \
n
S Ii-
h m
r I u n
,

W3&EiSsB&ffi&tWB&
SIX
NEW MEMBERS OF
NEWSUPT.OF - =
ON BIG OUTING
I CITY GOLF CLUB Plan- hiiie be* n completed b>
the Chamber of Commerce for tiiP
Reports ReceiV- on ^ i"t"m"ii.nt of the 1,500 mem*
- od ut Meeting of Club %££»? ^i"^
' at Handera will iirme heie from I'lilladelplua
IITTLE INTEREST
: IN THE PRIMARY
(Continued from Page 1)
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER^ OCEAN CITY, N. J., FRIDAY* JUNE 1026
OTVLREMOVES
PILES OF DEBRIS
OPPOSE PARKING
IN CAMP GROUND
(Continued from Pagu ])
BLANK
DEEDS SNATCHED
IN CASE OF W.J.ANDS.R.R. (Continued from Page 1)
TWO TEACHERS VISITS THE CITY duys, the city would remove it at
the exprtiM. of tht Shun I an
Lino Mr MULMUIUH maili tht
flatter May be Taken Before L. K. Mart, SucQ^aor to T. C. ftut**mciit thut hi** umipmy \tntihl
' Stiite Commiwrfuncr of Herbert, Hero on do tht. work, it 1 claimed
i Education
Inspection
Will Hill Company
Monday, how* \cr Mr M uMil
t At noon today uppurcntly no T\ C. Herbert, for the past three Inn told the < ity < unmu ^ion* ri
that the trolley company would not
further action liiut life" taken by * ars superintendent of the At- ixinove th*
Alfred O, Miller, former principal ljint.ii* Diviainn of th** Pennsylvnnin
if the We ley Avenue School, and ) Kailnmd, with headquarters at
^ Emma JV, AflucNei)
has been promoted to th**
principal of the Central Awmif
position of superintendent of the
Munongali*)a Division, at 1'itts-
$chool. In their fi^ht with the
burgh.
Board of Education to 1'fpttiii their
Mr. Herbert is succeeded by L
lonner position."
K, Murr, former acting superin-
2 An a£t?inp(. to interview Mi\ tendent of the New York Division,
Mac Neil shortly hrfim; noon wnh who visited Ocean City Saturday
on a tour of inspection. With Mr.
with cut nvail. S)i to of the famous Dui1> Dozen Imnd
thi»
.resort, but another meeting "nctrt* '«i^inft ^hibitioiut h>
will ho hclif within a few da>Vp"no" the AmbwiAador Club girls and the
jSte uf -vbhicb. Will bt xiv« n thi. ifti kmith Brothers, of Atlantic tit),
interested | a trip through th*? cit>, a dip in
• At the last dinner-meeting of the urf ami \anous other forms
th? elnb at the Flanders, Robert of »ntertajnment ha^e been irrang
Radforri, Dr Allen Corson. Kith J cd
ferd II Johnson and John Simon re- The deletnttion will be met nt
ported that they had a number of the depot by nt> officiate and of
Planed applications for member i fl^p, ant] member* of the Chamber
Ship in the orfffrnization of Commerce and efccorted to Un?
T •* a ll|l|CIIs41011 of P ljI " beach, uhere th**> will be put
*p further the organization, *ith throu h - ^time-up ' exercises b
ihiffffeitions thut a high grade fold ' w^ n 6 A ,,
r
£r W printed, on which will ^, »rB*«
{hi. rnune^ of the t offic Dinner will be M-ned it the
tors and th*» namet of Ihone men 1 Plunders „___
**vho are- n*>w identified with th** I Thl** v.ill hi tin* fourth annual
filub I outing (if tin organization to
- —' — j Ocean Cit
A.rrnngement'f for the trip w.ere
mad* 1 arrangements miglit lie made along
Fifth und Sixth streets fur Uking
care of nutomubilft parking.
Director Cumpbcll wnnt«d to
know tf the streets around the
camp groundK art.? now filled with
parked machines—whrtlior then?
are more there now than last
year.
P'S only fair that the public should know thai the
Mr. Slocum said that none Li cost of tlrliveriiiH coal coultl l«' cut. But the only
parked therp ju^t now o fai a*«
he kno^s but the thiiu^ht is tn Iwav
to do it is for everybody t*.t oni^v early. It is
take tare of the increased traffic simply this: If con) «aa ordered evenly I he year 'round,
that will confront the city thi: coal men could cut their delivery equipment in half.
summer.
We print this for the public good. If it helps in that
Director Robinson suid that*since
the proposition hu£ l>een publishrd direction, we will feel amply repaid.
in the papers he had received u
number of protests. He declared
"For Coal Comfort Call"—
that seventy-five percent (if the
people are opposed to giving automobiles
parking space o*i tin* romp
Ktounda. There would be an injunction
against such n move.
Mttyor Chumpion .said the .city
needs camping space for auto? ATLANTIC COAL YARDS
coming a l»n# djstuni t
J, Howard Slocum and others
JOHN T. DWYKIt Msr.
said the Chamber of Gominlcn .prrnlilcnt of the organl-
V who arrivnl by automobile
rVom tho Tlwwur cit/ Oils mom'
L T LM J T I [" 11 r I 'I I' L n I TI U\j I il i ii nti rr \ "i~
There is Only a Limited Amount of
Ocean Front Property
And the people have just commenced to realize it The demand and supply governs
the price. The people * in and * around ...i . Philadelphia, =,..-.,, Caniden and South Jei sey still have
the opportunity If you can not sec it, don't foipjet that people a pood many miles farther
away are looking over your heads.and .seeing it, and latei on, when you begin to
think you would like a nice summer home in Ocean City, you will find that some one
has bought the nice, desirable lots and homes, and will not sell to you unless they get
a nice profit.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE, RENT
OR
EXCHANGE
Woodbnry Office:
55 Delaware Street
Phone 4&
If Buying—See
If Listing—List With Us
COTTAGES, APARTMENTS, BUNGALOWS,
FOR RENTING OR SELLING
JOSIAH E. DuBOIS
Realtor •
P. MASON FOX
- Manager ,
MORTGAGES
CONVEYANCING
INSURANCE
OF ALL-KINDS
Ocean City Office:
647Battersea Road
Phone 305
For Profit-
Buy HARBOR LOTS;
Thm WALTER B. McCORKLE
424 Eighth Street
A Season
Of Opportunities
Is approaching^ rapidly. Will it mean anything to yonJ
We recall to your mind lastyear's-Real Estate-ActivjtyJ
as a suggestion for you to be prepared for a still greater i
activity this year. You are not prepared unless you have<
some property to put on the market. There are a great!
many opportunities for you to buy now at a low price;a s
price that will not stand when the activities begin.
SOME GOOD BUYS
Because of the Low Prices
and the Valuable Location
Six Lots
On Inlet Road
Cheapest and bust buy in
the Gardens, restricted.
$3,100 Apiece
Two Family
Apartment House
In Central Location
Three Jted Rooms and Itath
Each Apartment
Price $11,000
Simpson Ave.
Lot 40x100
$2,100 NOW
New Cottage
In Gardens
Four Bed Rooms and Bath
Piped for Heat.
Now Priced at
$14,500
This office will be glad to furnish information on any,
development in Ocean City or vicinity
507 Ninth Street
REALTORS
Telept
CHORISTERS WILL VISIT OCEAN CITY
, k mm i .1. tij „ lo mm CHOIR
TO VISIT CITY
OOINE 29
1 alit uri >kc> on "Ilenjflt^ of
iFctth Sun In hcli ill mmtlJt ,l,n, Mi Mnreit UT t
thur I lo ti|. it mnui! 11 nit. if |(Lr t oration on "On
[tin hame ilaj in I run a i 11 j ion |[ ,j
ml riftj f I io(t
t til ut\
^ \ aldu Lt pt i the v d?
Hi l 1 tr in nil I i ou v^ill iKvui \ 1 \ ul
f WnK«man, whn i« M|M
,_„„„_, of the country. Dr^ Bagly, D,
The Halutaterian was MIHH Rusa= ] itevgnR said, gave thi results of
lion, J irnr
^aldn L-spOr.
1 charpt «f the chair, a^ked that
IIMI perini r *nar Wpl'li.und . . _.
h are I» IIIK made te tnke the i!itt Vi ^" i >>ln to 1
[incntary qdueaiion in this country
The cluzz iluwer wass the Amcr-jand in Europe. The firKt sis
.n Beauty* class colors* blue urnM months l
Union There is
n on a trip through the strength ),
lutomobile** aftRf which, T^»e eohimcncement addrpHit wiw
ill i njoy JI picnic dinner and d^livere*! by Di% I^eun Curbing
lib cquently tflkc advantasrc of Piincn, nf Dickinson
) man plmnH of amuN@mtnt'
.: the ItoanlwHlk and perhaps r
I dip in thi. surf I
ie „ . it Hint ,.
tniTtthxUJi Ulid no Un Mrh I
be | rott.t ti d iu nt ^t th
of polities an 1 fatle
He Your^Llr
The onL tiling fiia lu it
mnHt of is tub. feel So kt i
wah fi fi vi vtrfteb 1 i in ati
ently
bumf i II Hit th ImL Sli ^
the w »rhl yon ri lmmm i
Others Pay laki it * LS> 1) n t
be the ba
^P^nt in Caiifornittt Ne^
niettn, "In^ Concor=' leetlng that Btate beeausq it ranks
iifflont' the first !h public Nchpal
education. The last sis months
ho npent abrnJirlj payinjf fipgelal attiMition
te clomcntary edueatinn in
Franco, Sivltiijiiatul and Choqpwas
"Siiuurc Peu« in Hound Sbviihia. We are aceu^temed to
consider everythtnp in aur
yg
Miss Kyan, In aililiiion to her j country superior to aiiythinji that
n If tliat^ you* Rpeuk Up Its ^our
buflineRa to prow Itl
OtliffK 11> in h All k r< ftt ini H i»- •-. * „.
motpht retiring Win A Rcardon of TuckalliKJ,
Anil uuiLth II t b\ thrir hoi i t i"« "iMiirliil tho 110 jirlio «ITt.»4
iir

Opening of Season—Manufacturers' Sale
Bathing Suits
Large selection of Suits—all styles and
colors for entire family
Complete Lint Bathing Accessories
Reg, $1.50 Sweat Shirts-
Special at .... ...............
$1.10
Beg. $2.50 $2.50 White White Open A>1 7A
Sweat Shirts—Special at ^1.7 9
with buttons and I wo pocket«
Reg. $150 White Navy
Pants—Special at „.„„.,
$1.00
NEW YORK SHOP
936 Asbury^Ave.
OCEAN CITY SENTINEt-IEDGEH, OCEAN CITT, N. J., FKIPAY, JUNE 18, 1926
"wKrlJv* V'-f'
IWORDS OVERWORKED
JT_IN EVERYDAJLJ
KV, 'Terrible" and "Awful
t AmuHK Those Misapplied
"Too many of our writers, Rpe&k-
&B and college graduates, to fiuy
of the common run of
complains Dr. Frank H.
managing editor of the
Npw Standard Dictialiliry, luck u
Vocabulary of synonyms, just us* if
the dictionary wasn t full of them
She result 13 that too m«ti> of our p . anlon ; ye ' led . the , lr , ? ay d ? w friend who is 'awful' pretty a
tlitesta one who is awful' homtlv
my Words Ml sap pi I
"A little girl, who wus out
motoring
" "
** _j i ,. , ,i rivir, for hi. has told u^ uhen 01
Words lose their t>i|)rn,Hlienti3 and yeiipj Canvasboiki the otli
cmphuii from ovrmork | jellc.1 l'artflts An army of unts
1 one duy, remarked cheerfully
each time a cemetery came
into view: 'Oh, look I there's a
nice graveyard. Isn't it cute?' One
might as w**H speak of a 'cute* l
phant or a 'cut*' forontosaurus or a
i-utfl' whale, if tht; correct sense
>f the word is to be ignored.
'An eminent author recently
took n trip down the 'Unknown
Itiver/ and he did it *n a blatant
wuy. The fact is he and his com-
"* "Who amung us his not a fnerd attaikrtl uur curnp at n'ght und
whom everything la elcfrnzit' pvfrjhody yelled Nowhere iti thin
is an elegant' day! It WM annarrative
are we told that ,
- — «• jr.ii i - ; I
leganf w«lding; ht went to anl thought of shouting or bawling,
Ifganf show; he owns an 'ele- SSMamlng or exclaiming,
SE L]j «, ds M. 'ft?"*: ."To illustrate the delluto.sliadM
I will have an 'eleaant' soul,
n "Then there's the fellow to whom
•verythUig ii 'fine, 1 . Me hoi a
' ne 1 house and a 'fine' dog! he
nokei a 'fine' cigar and reads o
ne 1 these wordi shall be used indis nsioclnted with a terrain grandeur
i-riTniTijiti-ly nn. fnr th» other Wll?!! 1 JiS-t0TO1 Slid la ll«t fOmpatlblo
applied to tho feminine ^ejrtypt no with anything that 1*J small In
four word* mil be more dinWentJ romaine, women are desirlbeil ai
A beautiful woman may be ,111 ob-J huuitiful or hund^oinp in poetry,
I nf admiration, u handsome! the 'slu.phi rdeti^s "^n
of meanings in words, take, for
instance, the words beautiful, fine,
handsome and pretty. They may be
termed aynonyrnoua words-- that
is, words that have nearly the same
meanings but that differ in their
range of application. When we
speak of cancret« things we «uy a
beautiful palace, a handsome
book; he had a 'tine' sleep
1 house, a pretty cottage. Beautiful
ate a 'flne' meal. Or the BU.SH-
J relates to something moru- aeriouc
rl who ii 'tenibly' glad and and engaging; pretty to things that
'•'• sorry and flndi a joke are somewhat more gay und divert,
' food. She is twin to theing.
g We speak spek of a abeautiful
poem, p ,
|>a who has worn 'awful' to the a line trafsdy, a pretty comedy comedy,
iadow of its former self. An en. bt but not, t as fformerly,
y, of a beauti- bti
irtainment is an awful' bore or ful tragedy.
i h 'awful' good, ihe admires u "Although fate has decreed that
1 no defect and embraces proportion, of Philadelphia, has opened n sum-Jof the Madrigol-SingetB wh.o_ur& - ME
regularity, correct distribution of ll li« Bt-BIT-Ownii t8l7O nteikue vtuue Hll [well known k RT I" thifTpart hi of the
color mul all particulars thitt etv
Mi« . Smith ha» has bem bemidentified
with > r_untrv
In t
Mr Holti for the past elj'ht years.
gag* attention. A woman may bftSho
]ma produced many lit
reprrsoutid hiiridsome and ndt pretty; pretty who are fiinping i in tjie j various C G Kilhy, manual training In-
P"«tor, th
preach on
nan of wonder, und a pretty j n*s prettj
not handscime; but to church h choirs in Philadelphia hidlhi nndd
structor In the Ocen.11 City puhllc
, of lo\e A beautiful woman i*s lie mty i* specifically a femlnint
schools, H spending a week nt
IM iiutnul "he muU bi both prcll\ throughout the State
one of dellcaU mold, whtiw fea jpprftclion Notwithstanding the iin.t himdaoini ' Mii-. Smith 11 one of the < Trenton
: 1215 ..
"•>* the tn,
turts urn regularly fonnid, Uilt,'fict Unit wi ha\* pretlv py mill,
iceful nnd well shaped b^uuty in the male »ex is u defeat. OPENS STUDIO
In other wortK, a v-umun 11 A man may be fine or hund^ome,
beautiful when he possesses in woman beautiful or pretty Ml«B Arline It Smith l.iwi Vocltl
featuie and comphxion an *ig*&em- Hand omi con\e\q tlie idea of thut
l^ssoni Here
bla£c uf gruies A line woman 1.J uhi4-h is agreeable in uppiurunce
* uf striking figure; g u hiinduomo to Ihe undcrhtuiiding g and to the
i of f fiin"? f foo.tur

I-' I
OCEAN mr mmamLiXBom, OCBA» OTF, H. *, PIOPAY, TOKE M.
i ail(*m*tt***ttMt nwnn
TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST FOR WOMEN FOL
m SvmmerSuit TTi© Road To Better Health
frr ^ErP .» , "* • • ,[ ir J i=»- i
;*
• .^
« r
linf J Th >m v f \u Cir l'/> r lc L
JUrjIand Aienye, a! the Baardwalk, Atlantie City, N, J,
A NOVEL
Fur Manufacturing
—Exhibit—^
Your next year's--Fur Coat is being made
now-right in can 1 windows, ,
Let your path lead you to 1307-00, raelflc
Avenue^ Atlantic City, and spend a few lninutes
watching our expert furriers work.
It Is most interesting. • '. ••
Our Now Super Safe Pur Cold Storage Vault is
fcady tu rcceivp your Furs at only %%
of your Valuation,
1307-9 Pacific Avenue
Alanufactiircr ' Near Sonth Carouna Avenue Pa Stored
And ATLANTIC CITY. Jf.J., And
Importer Phone Marine 2816 Remodeled
Jetti ia«J in MaC Tbe | wMpfed ntu « ftnii ,„„ .^ . Jj,_ ^ ^
tardi weiB 3rttel»«flr rea ilSDf. Tbls redpt win terrt !!• i ti a, »^3^
a to f
Jaite of * taraoni.
Jui« of S
Mil -j/aiige acj Ipmon Jai^ jn^
aioat isalf a pup of rapf- sld «.W
* ^ a^d fee m&i more f
TUs «rOJ fii] rttlTe io HI
• h»T4 I M*a rich » v»ri«E» I pitT^.|i j CarreU i WW
^Eternal Teminine'
XNSTTNCT1VELY a boatu—« worthy dzughirT of ibc hoiw
-*• "en if mothn AJ nuVc rbote ikLoous BiKMtt Tortom for ibe +
K«"» *' the bridge partyl It u only natural ttal tvery umi
of the household tlioutd fiW pnd* in ttx>*mg the wondrtfnl —dcllriinfi
4od Innfli dlmtiCi th^t nay be casjy 4fid quitiJy pi*
pared by the new SEUVEL "tka: Cold Cvifinc "
And *nh it all. SEOVHL Utal Ekctnt porturut.y for j
uxpresaing tins
individuality
Recipes for
i a e v e r a 1 delicious
desserts
India^Salvatic»Army Man Here
i In thi- t(nni"
| titl>l( bV t* one with Th/i ^ii) i,::^r r(v, ^ij
rr ,
I
'
Frigidaire
'-:*" j Cui ]' r
'! ft n t i n n u
For • COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE ranjoll n.
l, wMfcrf i? fc* liffel b*fK>
VI r s i j f n j r j a
paticals fa.ored by rapid BPVI, SaiMattiotT gn^
SMI? ifSJin* racl&sd^ UEMSTITCHINn
IF rot HAVE BEES TOLD THAT TOl^B HAlK
WILL Sr?T TANK A WAVE, fJK if VOl" ABE OS'E OF
THt L.>>O«m.NATKS WH(» |iLF_rKK *H«M THE RK* k g L. W. BETTS and SONS
st LTS OF A HDfiK PEEMA^ENT, 6f sfl BtiSi pa? PLEATING ^*
tis > Tiiii. Ysa ire jul lbs ptfMfl -t ifi I" ri rifle to
OPTOMETRISTB and OPTICIANS
,111 NINTH BTBEET. Oau CUj. S. J,! |
a pair of twin^ to udopt
| Annie I orben ef Drtsflfjn shot
liinil * omit I Trt-iilriLh Mo Iki v.ho
Llcm r incu
—iPI Bon Prune
h I Ciilni t» iihort up t n Iht day
n,, n h
irf i riamri nf Ih xiinii n An
" " ' I »I I Til .1.11 r r
in In Jin t fur their weiUll
' ore given in I
mill HI, h ! l|u:,rl,,> If Tni
11 lup [lo F] |In „ arc The
rjny •>'» ' Hi lurl n i ! Icllll
Nur i of thif I nndon hosp
this article by i "flit i r ir p p f ))r I I cl*i
r Fa LI1 t i UL.ar stiff collars
iMra BiUe_De-]
Ii fie I thl ir SUJJLriorH to
SHN Graf, San Fran
.tlntn
o, home economics conn- MANY DISPI
llor, and Mrs Kate Brew
H.AGS MON1IVY
'niighn. domestic scieiico dior,
LOB Angeies.
Santa ChlTS
Flat,
»r B. quietly mods doueFt, I
.mend ^
1 < n nitimtl ru torn for
all (MTMH «h thei Amin-^n« ir
nh
^> a.L. b j L nltcil htatepomplinsB
aod snags ehsyld ba throULh tht ntffjrt ol tilt H nt-io LIIlJl
TPII two fell
jf train near
not "primp
A nh( [jlier I liof? at Hi refonl
r ilk
1 inb whn^i
mothi r'diid
l. k Ah Tarn u Climc-c hnngfd
ft I mur li r at Hlrkcnhpad, Fnj? ,
left un i tatL ^urth
[SMITH & RAYj
EXPRESS
Sil Asbury
S MOVING HAULING-
WOOD DEALER
throui,h the flfisrt ol tin H
liilt unl Prottcti\B Orlir uf Hk>
whi h in 1 'OK in id< UIL oil-* r
MUICI uf tit hiy illi, ituiv »ilh
it Ksinitnc lod^t, I he (I i| ,
,.,in,i lint- j,f llnrtii II tripe- ir\e
With Any Fruit
Istrawbrrry Merlnifufal T>o int
• Hound like a mftftt pilntublo _
llajrint violutlon of
A First Lady?
rt' Mra Vuuh-Hn b« a Blrai) »l«
)(Ipo Cor lt,
•
puid
party
A homing p

=1
.TWKLVE
Weighing In the Air Passengers
. „
LEANL1NKSS MKH ES^KX HAS NHW I'l \< y
CHEAPER THAN UIRT JN All(j Htl.ll
* W/ful print citaftJiiif-
Ti P
*nm hitthfr *mt
productltn t>jlj_i»
t fatuity ^'
i r
of a I'iijc or a J(r
}»i only (rt» s tjsmrr ear,
**J« en th* imrchikNf prim,
* The effeetj! of eon^t&fii * 1*-^
fen sot only phyjiaj, r«-, j,.;
JeirisJ, In ^ cie^ii jkiir i-
•rsrkeni Bituntll)- io (.;«„, ',
fisd torn out cititn jfjb*.
- F#* kitchen* arf £~m d*^n*,
mere eanefafiy u^r,
—; i plant In whit,-, /'i
•ad Jmrett* are ,,.,±ir.
•n it* pnnwnt py^trfii, tim« hi
h allowed f jr th^ vt( rkf-r
up iroow 1 th^ir r-Jt* t
«> often, a* irt^^) 'ciifp
g
Now,
j^r fnl
»f the w
•fcry are
M, to b>! coiiiirted in
One werktf, sjaLinjf
- _., and this on& rnsn nf,w
^tfle w&rk foriESfrjy r&iyinrjg
day, the
il h
^Jil on* tl/?p*irlnv.-f:t,
ri) flot to th rt
TTIJA
nTit J
1 not it fiar
thl». J:
•« » h'f
ft*r
r*. toiA Work ta
tta CT.f,. y,hr i';,
nitertd and wulnd Sir don '..' a' v > y i
a through th% jmifieh^
1 contsiriinK the cur.nmr
gnd OT«W, thf«iJ»h vhich Win;
SUM* of metsJ psrti p»»i hfturl)-
VnfortaoateJ}', thU inferei'tin^ u],
(ration eannot be sfihibiKi] v, vj*.
^»; for if afiiy. ant miin witig
ttnugh, Itot from hk cbtbia a,v
li&st frcim hia I§le4^&tii6r ffisri
W* wort . • ;
'T d
I t .
L Hit
». In aJJ otlwr iisp«rtmont», via ^_i
toarewstom^^ S5.00B,0«« FACTORY
:JNOW.IN CHABLIMTE, N, C, FOR I'ONTIAC six
— Cspt George [1. Nsriaim, win of Tu Be I t W,,rH In \ut.
^rj and Mm, Jonejih ,D. N'nrcvtn,
raul,,|
I ml fi n-strurl MI
ttt tftiii rewrt, »a» h«n> a few !ia>.! ——.
JHBIJ B »lrfgitO6li |B Buffalo awl uanVl'in f r'rtfram. thif ffjr.trai't wan
JsofHl Jersey, Capt, Nore^rtl]^ a th^'B'r^' fiyiz-ifiiltUtft^intiiir I'mtinaz,
t^nit-iry eBglneor In Charlotte, He Hix ttevtiy. *t(U- l i will bring Oak-
far*, Bntil ruasntljf, it WDminif, f'n,r iurif—% iirvjji^rii i>f uont in
ton, K, C, He !« an Onsan C:% tfm vorlil.
fcfiy and a graduate of thsi Oeian' A, .J. Brandt, I r vim ot^plAfini
gty CTy High
Mwol, if
pr ,,| rt ln
f n 1 - rt,t .. that
Bow 10,000 Acres of Alfalfa
; Change Community Life
Blltrr M of aKilla H ««nr
tirm w«la chan» uma
' rara! Df* u Iniirt M IBs enklE
•f Ibe nulornoUIc. '
;' Thaj-ii ia« ebBUmlpn ef M, A,
iWj», HBKMntbig tha »y»Van^
prMmmrItimmi nHTMniSrif
«Hlk C«l«r(IOBIL, nirf woo U
SUUAiliMs for tlw 10.SWjUttljt
Clab hers, tiw « «
J^ni la He W«rJd, : .
-*i,iB» IMtllut* .1. ijooperayBf sJUl
ittunin, honker, and biminau nun
•in muy K(iffl» in ausUMiiar
,J«»» ; iii&• WB»*.;\, •... J •.'. . .-.,..
i|«j4;_Jtif, "MB iMg •Ui« oumtf •
j^^#.jl»,;,OB v ili«:»»Wi of ptesxM
•-ffrom;H5rs«g» amiM u t Ciuter.
^nVsUniai# tfeen^^n.-be>#h -aisi, 3 :
JJlonal canmoilitr ProJIt of IIW.WM1 a
^yniriM 11 rt«olt iff tte Jfl.MO neret
• jgri*««.">,K*;jj*•^•f- -.:.:,;.••;•.
SiUufCettter-c •lf«Ifi club
IbfC#r* A 1 *
vMlnltr ludjaro*^ alMIk for
fbtit- mnniof tpein had gone
ttjibmltfiihd
f
•In iM^^f
of ihj'prsiH* to'tw moa« from
and »
to rallw rt» WWW Mi* sort WUiln
flcvr «Jy drolls Use
tii? pre*rr;i Oakland fatlot
OR the part
tfiTA f^rn aa> fia
A "Grown-Up" Pomp
ABABS SHOCKED BY
, ROLLED STOCKINGS
iBrririn Wom,, Too Mart for
f^-j and
* he *as fer-
-i*v. nv tr.*v *°*r* t3Mr. ;t *£^.fE?
by t,frkii:i of Use «piiKjii, who
wjbiorttri them to a motor bai
provUed by th» FtniUTftafiia
aa::r«,i. In -JiU ibsr w*rt •fri^--
!irt*n uai fie ing le- wt.-*r. sr--'•-'•«•'cfeii- ALL SECTIONS
prsnisiSy u«- REPRESENTED HERE
their ehil- N>n,-i?f Mi^^ffi^- -.^ r A.; D^srn, ^=^^
rta.jnai. rt "l>oi(.. K-^LW- •,• j auhe four
Iwhe 1 Lrakai. re tnnlirl iuipi t on nil N w D115 cars Wid da s und fuldini, at iromjc
leu c uf ontruni. und tre »
Government May Forbid Radtcr-Lotteries
Hy \l M SI rrtl nimiily thinks lh
The frequGnt UBC nf tcjLli>|.ic'H|'
id toe promisoufJUK mU-ortUini?] 5 '
certain broadcaKti'rJi ore bi'inu: 1
frowned upon "ay the Departini'fit U
• Comnierca and invuHHjplionH I
_ on in Washington. L
The practiee of awarding pi'ix* 1 .^ j !
IfT The miit n 17111, time v ry
by visiting tl American \l Ir I broadcast
"ollowers was that in the out-
ikirts of the great t cityy,
i in verlt
hovels, there livn the people l
apparently p p y are most conscious cious
>r tin? bli blessings of f radii> di -titv i very
poor, who, up to the time when
muHic came flouting out of thv air,
had little or no enjoyment.
It was MirnriHiiifr to find- that in
thatched lniU littl wiren i wi
the finger will shrivel, A itrunp on the rnuf ILIIII tho out-
Bunshowcf Is also as iatod with side. Inside people _
them, hence nshormc
evenings around their little crystal
out to sea while either the rain- sets, made up of parts [licked up
how of sunshower Is in evidence. Oil the streets or in alleys. No
When the much feared "black where else did there loom up two
Wjunil" iinin up, the men will houses in a row with antennae,
quickly abandon the sea and the of the sets were strung to-
SUPERSTITIONS OF bench, for it is supposed that these
spirits are in a«.',on ready to ihoot
whomever Is in sight. Any one,
THE jOLOMONS receivinB such a dart suddI
nly
feels a pain p at the back of f his h neck
on fall uncon emu Only the
IsUndera Stud la Worship Si-a en Ices nf a pne t in ommumon
hpinls Which Were with h these h spirits t can possibly aid
Never Corporeal
in the n in 1)1 I) Ihe f
of the B a Its i« Mich Cbut
man would-not dare eat a fish on
In th I I it I f Uiuw S r the beach after catching it,
r
iu I Mi ehi f s residence and the canoe
Pfe^tnn di|)lomutituily, "V nul I h I' in the beach. Prayers, of,
1 lucky senders of tf.Uv! not r do without IJH'm In th' KiUll
far burnt sacrifices-=all tlli'Se
0 resorted to in gaining the fav-
H become tiresome to .thi We wouldn't want to try.' sil\i\ goodwill of the ancestors,
eral radio public, Tim ffivrrn Mr, 1'rrstqii's csniTii'nt hi like manner prayers and
lent has far some time forbiddm iiwii bringM to mind the *'f, burnt offnrinlfS are rendered the
fthe use of the mails in eoniluctinK I ",' lyily who wrote 'to lio , sea spirits, but these are never
anil it is thought to ho-"*
n that it
dljpt th ht i k ni, 1 m b
smi polity in
to id U 1 dow i tlip n lin r
dan ng I ha e Erie! turn ns all
a. t
; the lotteries are £?*ed as ad.
f th I. ab h al I i i E it i
sing stunts, It is feared bj
hhe more far-sighted hroiidciirter. ,
[that tho passage of a law -forbid. | Kini; nf (he "liadlo Lmri
• lotteries would necessarily rR-; No onn ni-ods to lir trilcl what
in a censorship of all sorts of' "Iluitlci Mar" i.«. To ili-flno
o advertising. These hroad-, kindly wouhl he to suy thul lie is
that u furtuir, la PITHUK, who out or /JIHIIIPSB foi
Bunt of adverti»ing is almnlutn. | thu prowens of his rpwiviT, miikw
necesgary and bnliove that the: exninjerated stntements atmut its
1 CDrnments of IMeiwrs will 1 porfnrmanrn, Pi'runnillly. I do not
effeetively curb nffendinB 1 think that most "radio lilir*_ deutions
than will an uiiyieldiili; ; in>Nsi.'d istor" as most ghosts
for ; an*, Xo: art
'• as they u
ly i-rioug
Hlatuos tj
! uf the iln
\ inw of 1
I of reprei
liini I material
„ iu.the homi
house m
such
part of
in fact termed
I the design is .
ventionat one and does not resein
serve such a mild definition, hut_s hie any of the local inhabitant!
pejislative action. .,,'., . , | respoit f( ' "" ~
theri! tit the present time. The
It is to be hoped thnt h'gish lutioiis pri thn 1 rintint suggestion U offered . that thes
Bion of this sort will not he ailnjit-
may be lmni»'i< of people wh
except as a last resert.
came niahy centuries ago durinj
1 gather—they could hardly be term,
ed "constructed"—by the bQys as
in the early days of American
development.
Even phonpgraph records delight
this group of listeners, opening up
what is really , a new orhi. Hero
of people who get the
advantage ef education along
many line! that otherwise would
he impossll
1 hear but two or
three stations, broadcastine at irregular
Intervals. The high wave,
lengths of principal reception is
reported and a distant station ii
heard, which is an event to them.
A three days' tour about Paris
revealed but two radio establish*
ments, • Buying a receiver Is illfflcult,
as compureil with American
opportunities, and then compH the
government requirements, of a II.
for the privilege of tuning
mi
m mb
r of th mi! turv ntuffs rf j ,n ^ hich is obtainable at small
t 1 il |.atit however.
ser. He is the Btate auditor in the Wireless amateurs, on the other
office of State Comptroller Newton hand, "listen in" for foreiirn s
A, K. Buglree and the latter is un> tioiis, and occasionally some
lieistood to have requested the ports hearing the Unltei! Btai
governor to name Salter. But It can be safely asNnrtn.i that
Democratic members ef the gov- a large number of Parisians d.
urnor's military staff are Colnnpl
not sit up until early hours of th'
Hugh A. Kelly, of Jersey City;
mernlng trying to hear New York
or Chicago—not n "it of ft,
relics of these kept,
Ueul, Colonel Mahlon n. Marger-
re not corporeal. Curious*
im, of Trenton, and Major William .The government iliHenura,.
h, howeveV, whereas no imgins, of jersey City. The He. broadcast listening, for one reason
r other images are made publicans are Colonel Baiter, Lieut.
Ml—possibly out of a feel- Col. Stephen H, Barlow, of Trenespeet=there
iire plenty ton, niid Lieut. Col, Arthur Forali,
•entatlons of these iffl. of irlemington, comptroller o! the
spirits, Tlitlt is to say, f New York.
le of the chief or tho canoe
nay have pillars carved in
way as to look like some Th
a h r^e numb r t f
the human body, ami are iiurf I ther herf S tuntaj n 1
"men," but actually Sunday hut n mt haps ot urred
ilways a very con- Th r \ Jie% F 1 hfe^u r \ on
luty at the Tenth tre t bathmk |
gruunJf tu look after th yi ng
f Ik si tl the n a^ionat pt rnon «ho
ueek tu hnw ff in tl o nun md
th tak a ew irnm with
Jcath
Women and Wlrfless
Aecbrding to Walter Freston, diictor
of Station WJJKJ, Phli-iiltn,
Hen are inueh more diilicult w
liandlo in a- broadcasting ctllilio
are men. "You tell a man
1 step hack from the microphone,
id he will step back," Hfiys Mr,
.. slon, "But a wonii
|smile nndorstandingly I m
head ind ting right m same
pst '*
. According hi Mr; Preston,
lisn't because a woman wants U
lonstinste that shs diirewirds
Tinstructioni of the director.
' that wouhl he mere appropri.
[ite, of station
A «I'Uiln , llrtrnor lipttiir milk-1
WSA1 bus sent in 11. Tor wine,
-, a rather bl'Mid clnilii itiilillshes
_. ity, wliiL-h ut once the Hadio
him as the "King listener, of 11 Talari,
UarH."' Thii while listening .to
inni»l

Chuckle Column
OFFICER—HE'S IN AGAIN!
Pop-iyed we looked at his catch.
As beautiful a fish as we had
Ever uen. And to add to our
Admiration, he rendered us almost
Breathless with thia itory:
"Ye|i—fellai. Ain't he a beauty?
LooMt that targe mourn, And,
Bah-leeve me, maybe that baby
Didn't give me a flght! I had
Just ihot the ol 1 frog in
•Midit of aeluiter of lily pads
When—there came a loud 'Swish!» :
The battle was on. Out went the
Line—the whirl of that reel
, Wai music in my ears. Then a
Sudden stop. I drew the line
Taut and started to reejtfn.
Nothing doing. He started in
Another direction. Things kept
Up that way for more than a
Half hour, this baby lig-WMmemm
All over the take. Finally I
Noticed that he was tiring and
I started his nose toward the
Boat. Onee close, he spotted me and
Made a sharp dive for the bottom.
I thought sure my line wouldn't
Hold. But it did. The flght raged
On. At bat I brought him to i
I whipped the ol' nit under hint
And—and—"
AND JUST THEN—
His wife stepped into the room and
Interrupted him with—
"Pardon me, dear. But here's a
WU I don't understand. It's
from the butcher and aaysi
"•One 7 pound Black Bass—$2 80* "
(Curtain)
We "hum" m a funny lot. Never satisfied with on,
lives of gnat men oft remind us—that historians -will never
iglB with each oth»r a» to whether or nbt we weR a aeofflaw or
er . .
Lot of Hloot folks, beat on redecing. think that "daily dozen" means
—potting sway g "AtUt Asm" dunes of ite eccaa these days.
—• * — — —
Beaching for the last straw doein't always precede some
Jiuppenj quite often at a loda fountain.
CM
Th* ol* Ugh level btdj, itaajtag ftut itmt or men above the floor
are going out of Mi ,net in France—we hear. So the Fronch W
|lrt»«tag mu "Safetr First* ritgaa, too, Don't blame them. Really, ii
Jiill't,ranch of a joke to nil ant of sot* high sleepters and Ehock your.
• B*lf ontonscion* dining the caniw of a nightawe.
?;::••:. 0w Automobile Department
[If' , Patience is a virtus but, unfertaniitelr. It's always Ik
-iftdgB.MftM whom you stand the second tfme on tJ*B"~*""~
"Wami I jltft
13 TOUR HOUSE IN-
FECTED WITH VERMINT
Chemical Disinfection
TIL The Only Sure uut Clean
Hetbod of DMtroTin» Item
T. LEE ADAMS
P.O. Box 1U
mt ot AltcnUon.
T. Walter Wilkinson
Carpenter and
Builder
l 230 Central Avenue
' OCEAN crrr, N. J.
C "/PHONE 787-1
^•aMaKnSlai/'^^at ~~^~ ''' ' ^^'~" '1J"
in.ttt
IF IT COMES ENT—
Thro Yonr Doors and Window
WE CAN STOP rr
Be it water, wind; sand or
tnoaqnitos
equipment——Lasting
Service
H. ROLAND PBtATT
Somers Point
Sager Metal Weather Strips—
SeteenB
William M. Cameron
Builder '
and Spedficatlons
1525 Pleasure Avenue
PHONE 623
ALFRED It. SMITH
PAPER HANGER
and DECORATOR
JOCBAN CITT •SINflMMf.LlDBER,, OftEAJt CITY, N-J,, EBIBAyti.JMP! 1& Wll-
OLD STAJffS WORTH
11,000.000 aXPBCTED
Value of Foreign CaUeeiiaiu to
Be Shown
_ Letters recently received from
Europe by the committee in charge
of thi international stamp exhibit
tion in New York, says the Times,
Bart October indicate that leadingphilatelists
there are preparing
portions of their collections for es* :
hibition and completion in that
event.
Fred J. Melville, of London, who
will be on the boiirtl of judges,
stated in B recent comment on the
exhibition in the London Daily i
Telegraph that the value of the!
foreign stump collections already'
assured far exhibition here represented
nan than $1,000,000. This
ii regarded o§ justifying the belief
expressed by Charles J, Phillipi,
of the exhibition conunittee,
I that New Yortt In October will,
have tha largest and best attended I
international stamp exhibition ever
held.
The committee has provided ini
jone section of the floor in the j
I Grand Central Palace, where the!
' exhibition win be held, beginning 1
the State University, the StatejWAi GOOD MANIPULATOR Counsellor at the West Side'Y.%
LIbnuy_ OominUijon, the State j • gQ DOCTORS AUTOS C, A, ia search of advice.
Parent-Tcachor Asso^Intiim nml
I It was found he hid manipula-
the prtfss. Similar action htuf been
tk taken by b t twenty other h SState
Finds It More Profitable Than tive ability, but it wasn't the kind
inte'sdentg.
Tinkering With Bodies that was adanted to adjuiting tie
In Bineteen States home eduoa*
tien is conducted by exteii
on, Toid at Y.',M. C, A, hwdquarters human body. It wai pointed, out
divisions in State universitle oti in New York is an amusinf Wory
by a repnsentative of the State
Library Commission, In ORla.
horna the home reading eoureef of to bi
the United States Bureau of Bdu.i manim
cation have been conducted by the!
State Library Commlasi
on Oct. 10, several small exhibition j
and information booth)) for the i
bentflt of dealers and stamp socle- I
ties, I
ts W m '••»* possibly he miglit «.
o( an ambitious youne man of the press.his ability to better advant.
metMpolia who thought he'd like age on m.tali—autoniobiiet. He
aiffS . ftt,,M!t->KupaJoUrieiin,utomohil,r*.
thought Now he'i maldiig quite a
this was a means of expressing |t,| JJc*eJs|' at doctoring autbmobilea
He had not even finished his high anj expects to open up his own
The objective of the project in I school **;«**> ," course nor had he the broad, ,,„„)(,, station In the near future.
u . r M hs C^OJAW *# OpRRBNCms
Theri ark aoO" or more distinct HAVE yon »>
curnncles in _uss in China, Some iputmant to i
of these ate good In all FreviBeeg,
some are good in a few and worth-
lino of
less in others. Some are goad Philadelphia yrtoiTi
only in the province where they
originate. 'Die value of tke cur^
rencieg that pass in various pro* CHAS. E.
vfims Is by no means the same
At)k\
in all parts df the eountry.
How to Make Better
.!l service stati
LAWNS AND GARDENS
home education is to enrich the education that IS so necMjary to,
lives of nmnlohu fiitni>hi'n» • suMesuful practioner, lot alone =—^-~
Han • Ulk with Lmko
eufdes ti rel&- to rtudv thf «"» personality. But he didn't L , _t
750 ASBURT AVENUE
peopl
ways Si* and o^ means ff^plple%St of attaining ma & !••«» his course thi,, and «nd got went his ahead, diploma.
OCEAN CTXT
took] _ _
tenal to satisfy these needn, either Then he wondered why he didn't E. L. SMITH
Otis M.
within each State or, if necessary, succeed at his chosen profession,
uutaMe,
Finally he landed in the omce of
Frank O, Wadsworth, Perionnl' PAINTER
WE WILL DO
POLrCE IDLE SUNDAY
YOUR
There was no session of Police
243 Asbury Avenne
Court Monday morning No ar.
rest, of any description were made Willard S, Steelman
by the poUce Sntunlay and Sun-
Building
day.
Ennttiu l»
REAL ESTATE
Eitlim
At a Reasonnble Cent.
Office: 1100 Bay Avenue WILLIAM REYNOLDS
Plum
BeU 714
PAPBBHANOINOi
PLDMBING
JOHN H. UNDER
J.E.JOCHER
•» isnunr AVBNOB, O*. oil,, M; J
Jo
323 Asbnry Avenue
V. B. SMITH
Phone TSS-W
FOR BETTER HEADING p ATN TING
1820 Anbury Avenue. ARCHITECT
R. B. WILLIAMS
Builder Baal Estate
Ocean City, Ocean City National
Bunk Building. JOHN PELTO •OWARD F1TZCHAHL1S
Atlanllp City, 1S4 Quar. Trail.
135 Central Art.
Cement Contractor Eilimotfii Fnmlihed
Anything Anywhere
Plme ili-W
Demand for lists of books for
systematle reading has /exulted iii
a movement to organize State committees
on home education. Stats
superintendents of public instruction
and directors of extension in
State universities are generally assuming
leadership- in this -movement,
although in a few cases State
library commissions are sponsoring
the work,
Ai a typical instance, the State
Superintendent of Schools for
Missouri announces the personnel
of the Missouri committee on home
education, which includes representatives
of the State Teachers' Associal,
the extension division of
All work promptly done by
experts. Son parlors and*
garages. Give as a calL
W.S.Steelman&Sons
Office: H00 Bay Avenue
BeU 784
WHEN in a HURRY
CONSULT
DANIEL L. MURRAY
446 West Avenue '
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
E*giste«d J-tono 9S5
WALTER TOMMN
PLUMBING
BEATING
138 Anbury Ave. .
Ocean City
Tdenhone 410-J
Jobbing SoUdled
CALL
Hans Burkhardt
649 ASBURT AVE.
Phone 29
When You Need a
PLUMBER
We Mik« a Specialty of Enrything
In Our Linn
Walter C. EMy
Best
Plumbing
Sendee
Your Plumbing and
Heating Problems
Solved.
T.J.CUNNINGHAM
PLmiBINO AND HEATING
CONTRACTOR
106 Moorlyn Terrace
Phone 474
PLUMBING
and
HIATING
731 Aijbury Avenue
OCHAN CITY, M, I,
Phone 1273
ROOFING
That's
Permanent!
You may pay a bit more for
your Roofing — right at the
start — hut that's the end of
your worries when you have
work done liy us. And as the
yearn pnse you will realize how
economical jour Roof hai been
Installed. Well be pleased to
quote you figures.
W. W. SMITH
S09. Eleventh Street
Phone 241-W
Contractor and Builder
14th and Bay Avenue, Ocean City, N. J.
p. o. B_«, Plun,»,s,_J
BOHES DDlCr~imi FINANCED TO eo-1 or AFFRAI8ED VALUE
Estimates Furnished
On new huildinga, frame brick or atone; alterations, new additions,
pon* enclosures, garages, and converting bufldiniw Into
spattniezitfl
G. WM. NIBLETTE
• Contractor and Builder ,
424 Vyesley Avenue '« Phone 689-R
W. H.
OLDFIELD
ALBERT
OLDFIELD
W, H, Oldfield and Son.
TILE AND
MARBLE WORK
912 CENTRAL AVENUE
Phone 229.J Ocean City. N. J,
Fnmlantd
See Kennedy
When Yon
Wont a
Good Carpenter
MT WORE
SPIAES FOR
ITSELF
Jobbing Promptly
Attended to at
Right Prlca.
J.E.KEIWEDY
Carpenter and Builder
1029 Asbury Avenue
1258 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN qiTY, N, I.
36 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE;
ASA
Contracting Painter
Should convince you that
we know our buainesa.
LET US ESTIMATE
ON TODS WORE
Albert G. Gilbert
' 645 Aebury Aft.
Phone 1020
PATBICM CABEL MARTIN MALONEV. Id.
Coast Plumbing &Heating Co.
(KECISTEKED)
" EITIMATES OIVEN „
JOBHINO CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
Atlantic City, N. J,
29 South Florida Avenue
Marine 7130
B
petan City, N. J.
1238 Wenley Avenue
O««n City 78
RECKLE Y
U I L D E R
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Tenth and Bay Ave. Phone 920
Eastern Supply Company
3rd and Haven
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
' Manufacturers of
Concrete Blocks and Brick
' Agents for HERCULES CEMENT
, , ,.L,, r ,Phone269 ., . n
I
Bpnai of prehlstorio eave bearg
LEANDEM S. CORSON
BUILDER
leSi W«!a7 Annm.
—Have Ten Lat
graded by thoroughly
experienced men.
—We do itreet building
and general contracting
and have a
reputation for thoroughness
and satisfaction.
Slat and Asbury Ave,
Oaan City Now Jcruy
MONIHAN A HALL
Ofniral Contractors
rhone 661.J
Save the
FLOOB SURFACrNG BY ELECTRIC
and Yon S
Your home
coat of paint now;SsW
from the wtattt'j
Let us Save the I
and Save Ton r|
Clmton L. ^
il^ASBDRYAT' J
Telephone!
Oil Ploonf Had* Nnr—N«I Floor. Ibd*
IMWm COSSABOON
Builder of Quality Home.
226 ASBUBY AVENDE
Phone 789
HOWARD O. MACPHI
Contractor and Buildei
JOBBING AND ALTERATIONS
"Satisfaction la Our Motto"
1242 CENTKAL AVENUE
^
nilL
It Doesn't Matter How Mi
1 You Spend
HAVE IT DONE RB
- WE DO IT RIGHT I |
Let Us Estimate
JOHN E. TRO1
. BUILDER
JOBBING V;
* ^J
OCEAN QTY
Season of 1926
Bay Avenue North of Ninth Street
Have you studied the situation of this prominent
75 foot wide thorofare? Bay Avenue is now getting
the bulk of automobile traffic from the Bridge
at 9th Street to the Gardens.
The Bay also attracts many sight seeing visitors.
Visualize t:his great Boulevard when it is resurfaced
with permanent paving.
Here isyour opportunity to cash in on the present
as wel ell as the future possibilities of Bay Avenue.
We are offering for sale 429 and 431 Bay Avenue.
The houses are well constructed of concrete block
and stucco. Each contains six large rooms and
bath; hot water heat and all improvements. Two
front porches with beautiful view of the Bay and
one rear porch. They are built for all year occupancy.
The lots are 115 feet deep to rear driveway,
with sufficient space for two car garage.
The houses have been newly papered, painted and
thoroughly renovated. New screens have been
made and fitted.
Inspect the properties and you will agree with us
that they are the best buy in Ocean City today for •
$6,500, with liberal financing.
We recommend the purchase of the properties for
investment or homes. Keys at our office or 415
Bay Avenue.
GOETZ-KASSAB CO.
Phone No. 108
Realtors
8th and Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J,
CLOSED SUNDAYS
Ocean City National Bank Building
isiaf
m
I
•I

A ^**r-t •»!•»-
t »
OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N, J, FRIDAY, JUKI 18, 1920
HLRE 10D4\
PETER LESTER hw
mcrntirv from &frell shock in
Prance Lpun hi* return to Lon
don he fall to
Sht, poke with a sort tf mono-
tony
lost his Oh Nan HOI l Juan There ^as
a %arll of iepr ach ani ^airnw in
her ^UICP
f ht % ou v, aUld '
f
Where are jou bojs ffoing^ !
she agkgd
Ta fln I Mr L>*ter camp buck
tg her In a choral \ on can com I
too if jnu hke—
Joan hi itate 1= hp looked baek '
at the hru^e Nun ha 1 e HI** f tie
Jo i d I ua tailing to her
I m com ng—in i minute J n
eMU^ht hoi I at Clau UP drt 1 ktalll
ul him
Can \QU k? p a ^crrf lit*
a ke I in h
HAN MARRABl tn ^ho
beeamp enjpi&Btl before ht-
awaj Nan brok** i heurte I
retufntil home te ear? f r
three mutherlg tepbmthei *
ha*
},e jii am undone for mone\
been in cun tlint eo
tion uith h§i fr i n I
JOAN tftDlLOiT m Lunkn ,
Joan insist* that Nan upht tu ftr j
gbt Pttter and marr^ hi fn n t un 1 i
fellou officer j
JOHN AHNOTT with uhnm P |
ter has been pen iinfe hi lea e ul j
the hetoe Lf ^in U ^ wi iuup i
ter near the ftlarrab> estate Nan
howeter dn\en to ie^e ration U
heF fathers financial htffeuU t
ami Petsr 3 ma Idpnint aiTi lent
han agreed to marr> j
HARLEM SEPTON m o n e
lender who has toltl her th.it 1 eUr
_j«_fl]sn Me ilffht»l- =
Peter gdk% to Lnndnn wipre he
meet*§ Jo&n ani for tht fir*t time
leaFfyj that he *» th? t lan for
whom Nan is grie* i % She o
her W8) to see Nan and Peter le
Gide** tu join her and get the it
tailM of the uhole affair Joa
ahks Peter *heth r if Nan wt»n
nst engaged to another man u ul 1
he go back to her
HOW 00 ON WITH THF
"That 13 the qu? tiun vhtch 1
have been asking m>self p\er ^mee
1 met |oa he saU \i I it i
a question \thleh I cannot answer
After all —he laughed mirthls^H
— it is for her to sa> i-m t it*
*I don t think tiieit i much nep 1
to worry about what shp will *ur
Joan answ^ereu
An 1 at any rate you won t tell
her that yeu met me Ls*-ter ftLnt
en presently Or thit %e spnks*
—or that jsu know anything—OF
that I do,
I premise T won t say a »or 1
said Jean eagerly I wont e^en
know you when we meet But him
can 1 see you again—to t«*ll >oy
If Nan tells me an>thm^ ?
"I'll some over—=1 do £&ll some
tlmeg^lt v,en t look at all strange
I think we are nearly IIL
He rase SFH! let Jo«n the win
dew Hi looked eagerly out along
the platform as the train tame to y
standstill
"Supposing 1 Kan li here to meet
me' Joan lattl in a panic
Shells net here Peter answer
id Byt perhaps iou had better
get out first, in ease >ihe shoul 1 he
anywhere s^suL*
Be held his hand to her
**¥ou haven t anything to thank
me for shi said with unusual hu
mllity I only hope > >wl\ be
happy—both of you
Nan van net altogether please 1
to fggfive Josn s ^^ announsin^
hsr arrival Ihe rather dreade i
seeing anybod> a^gsefated v,ith the
past, and shg did not want to be'
subjected to Jean * \olle> of que>*
tiezungi
Befton had bein ta the hou«e
eontinyously Shg had arranjr&l to
go out in the car with him when
Joans wife game
Esfton was furious
"You put me off for nfi^fco ly and
y j he said an 1 I won t
It Who IH this Joan En h
\ou\e ntv§r told mi about
hep befon
*Tvi ne^ef told you about ans
of my fnend^ Nan said with dig
nity Yeu forget that I ve known
you sueh a little while She is &
?ery gld fninJ of mine—I h\ed
with her in Lendsn till T earns
down here
* Than she knows about Ljiter ?
"Yes said Nan
Ha¥i you told her that you afp
engaged.ta mi 7 *
•"No •'
Hg flew inta a rage He woulJ
not have people coming down anl
taking up all her time
The train was in before thij
readied the station and she Jnit
Joan juit outside
Joan flung herself at Nan with
a mpturous oxy ihi looked up at
Nan's pale f««
"HaVg you bgen ill* ^he asked
"Oh Nan, you have get thin
Nan tned to laugh.
"My deaf I ha\e to w"flfk naw I
em at home,' ^he said.
"You look sa if you'vt been
naUy ill,' Joan insisted ' I dari
gay its worry though — worn
stafefei one look ill gooner than
anything '
"I haven I worried," said Kan In
a aaid voles, Joan was fitting on
her n#fv#s already After a mo
ment shi said "I may a§ we\\ till
jaa—a§ you'll heap it sooner of
| t I g t h d
Ate?—I am goiog to fce married
Hht kept totsF liia sverted^ghe
vaifad for the scream of apftze
menfe -whlcii she thought would
going, but Js&n was not mush gGQsf
* aetlnf—ihs Just gsaped once,
1 then said, father lamel}
Oh, good gmeiousl'
"You den t seem Very iurpnied "
gaid N&p, 'I thought you would
all you've 1 said about never maiTy-
l'ng anyone except—' ihB broku off
fia a. pank. "Oh, I'm as sony, dear
* —I* mafraid I m very clumsy *
"It doisn-t matter at all, said
Kan. "Mr Lyster ia staying dewn
11 often lee Mm, at least
_ i been, hot he went away
today We are — we are quite
£ood friends," xna added
"3-am tagged to a nym named
Borftir Sefton " aha went on, after
B moment "Be isn't young—or
good-looking—but he's richx imd
no's got a, town hous«, and •
dowa" •*•• •
ave east hundreds of poumK
•H 1
no 1
'porkel— ••
ft hi per Clau I
ai 1 with an rnphutic
fn
f I o I it I I im he I
it mt 11 ft litth hurt i
Th t f r Mr I ter he
s*ui i ur^i-ritU But n I o Iv mu t
know—r runii f- me |uiek
< luu hr llu h
the htn r jonft
Qnh % u ••
me
I
1 on h ]
I
i I
"* u mu In t
Fu Ifr r Njn
Sn H I ttrc 1 TIM
iier teuar i tht hou L
Sut till n Inh h
| rtanth
\n I tnjn 1 \o i If n t
r an pntrn t i It
imi rtdnt -
H no 1 Ip I unroll I
N )t tu ti II n bn Iv-
1-5 l-r " h. "
I 111 mil
tell Jim nr
mn I 1 ih t I
h n I mi
Fl ug,uin J at
it
TTlv Mr.
his face
It wu rt°i\ and bruised anl
lip ha I been cut by the ham
ring \*hii-h ht. him tlf had gi
Kan e Estnnd panting and gtryj
with him Sh luuth 1
ttuch of his han 1 on htr bhe
kk \*ith -.hame that *h<
• er ha\e thought it po^i
e roul I marry *nieh a rni
Ll.su he hu I got «er n first
I rrar anl »tL howling now
in r^al ^ami-st raiding his %OILU
hrillv till it mu t him I fn Y arj
half BHT tht ttn I
Sfcfton Hoki> I round unca ilj HP
\ A iji^jr I at heart as ar mu t
-rriiHtw
Sin, that httlf ilnil nohi
he JI! naiasey If you think
tm toinit tn ,ut up »ith hi-non
: an I your, J well
Irok, ulT n-l^-ins Nan nn 1
His flUBB dragged—hl« head was
ilownbent—ho walked like a man
who is thoroughly exhausted.
Nan gently released Claudie's
clinginE fingers and Hew after
Peter ilown the narrow path, her
nifht Htcpa hardly makilill any
sound on the musty ground! she
that caught him up—,»he spoke hi!
name brenthlessly,, fearfully,
"Sir. Lyster," .
But he did not stop, or look at
her; hu ju»t said hoarsely:"
"U-t me (so—let mo go'." as if
he could bear TV) inure, und Nan
fell back silently.
Shu took Claudie's hand ami
they went, home without speaking,
loan mot them in the doorway.
Shu gapped when she saw the
teurstains ami ngitntiun on bath |
faces. She nskeil a volley of j
t|uestlens, "What hat! happened .
In inn appointed for the usual
probationary period,
Mr, and M, M, B. Q'Donnell,
of 181? Central avenue, left here
early this week for Colorado
Springs. They expect to travel
around that section of the country
for the next few (nonths, return,
inj to Ocean City m the autumn,
Mrs. Joseph D, Norcom, of this
city, who recently underwent an
operation in the Samaritan Hos-
mtJil, Philadelphia, and who is now
home, 1* gettln Kalohg very, nici.ly,
her friends will be pleused to
learn.
J, E, Bhiebley, of Rlverton, has'
opened hln eottafe, Old Twelfth 1
street, for the summer. '
a, ramwi
ru he I thru >, the un li rtro^-th
I tin next moment Peter L> ter
tht re not a yar I from them
I Was anybody hurt J Oh, how,
Irewlful!"
(To Be Continueii) j
H » mu h he had huard or een I PAID FIREMEN QUITS;
on. ifth.il knL» lutth,re»a ANuTHKR SELECTED
look I ll fa k which Nan ha 1 "
iwr th Ukht to i. th re uMm ^ .,, k ,,,„„ Vacated by!
frnm 1U h Ck r Z t C thl't ^ T C ' Wm.^mUh, Jr. •
1 jrt s4nan in hpr I rt tfoi- heef Mayor Chamiilon.ntthp meeting I
al nj. -i tl run
..IP*,... ,« =.
anl drew Claud e into them
thr ueh
f t *,en
In a cunt^t betH?i.ii a hruic man
and u nt»ard thi t-iidmi, is a
fLfe^ant? cuflfjuslan
• at he I li n pitter cfT
th *,un hinn hts Iitt]
i \u null I u i f ^Fsy h ha I nt\ r t.e n %nn ^ han IWF t
?*?ni '! VtoV ^a^e lh(in | - llU -^ ^ uk ll for ^ anti ' thdt i%
Claulie fFathi 1 th ni ef the
a I hut an i I reathlf i t I uk
f up an f kan iat rh i ut ul !
in the n-i
and
1 rm t \ he
I m n t
At le t— She puile
up quiekh n I tntnl to l^Ugh
l)n£l*t tilk i ut ii an mt i
\oull f^e 1 it i fur \UUF If in
He htiurt* the htu H fi mi ri rmnj,
till i ^Iti. he U 1 1
4n i—aii t Pet i L\ UF Join
a kf| timiih
NnUktl J^II\
Cih he u ed ta ert \i-
An 1 «u i \uu t par LUI
It wa-5 pot until tht^ went to ht>\
that Nan eame lu Ju n r om f i
[ fey* mm ent=, that Nan her-,Lif
ti oacbid th* 1 subject
I •lUppu^e juu\e been thmkirig
that a heartle^E brute 1 nm she
aid uith an attempt at llghti e ?
I mean — a^put heinj, engaged
Aftpf all 1 \e said too Da %QU
the \u\ \f yd toar
i i br
i to Eh^m but T>
i uuii mi ion
face He Ii
en bermir hi prt
t I it a^J • i^
nii J
r I thit
n I lo L>
s| it 11 i r t I 1
'I th nil mt J
lit. til
| H
If they
ni^ht i
* ti n tl
an I
l
Nan pretty frin
Jltb 1\
H dut ) i th 1
hf utnt—h f It n
p cr in hi* lif h
if Mr L\
d f r hi i t
1 tl r ml
h 1 I I r mi ik
tta h
He
ihe htil
%ou—1 11—
hftHi the r
m nkt> \ u t
it
hf i \anal h t iFfi I \uh bin n
ih minx ml J i- iifht it I wn
h JMIJ on thy UiilU shrinking
1 i%
thin
w n
f !l1 l
Oh >u
'
m
I
. him a pt.nny fnr h me ZQ faithful
i ^ *l e lha ^c lf he 1i lather
" Ira IttPrp DTiie ne^ ort of If Ihflnps in
ml tht wndke tnr hi th ut,ht
broke oif i h heir I I«- \ \ tp
i-omm^ toward^ him lo^n th nar
F ttf of LOUT e' Hi
hrifehtenp 1—he *taru
then su ttlenlj he ^topp
Harle> Seftnn brnk? t
unier^Fo^th an! came
him
tlau lie hat I Harlpi,
, - -• ti\* L ^eF foot tpp am
what «e uoull lo if—if jrU,hUnel halt as ht. look
anything- happened to Tjm^^r—orjthp man hari fac it «a nuite
gt ^ r unt n LIQU^IJ that he put th han I
Joan hi\grfcl i^h, h dutfhpl Joan ^ nnti bchin 1
It* unlut*} to talk ab-iut it hi back In an attitj \t- uf ieflan *
shi solil But foF that littlt u tuF*> btftnn
Jan made *in impatient gt tyre ioull pFobahH ha e pa *** I rn
Nithing ean change n\\ luck without speaking 1 ut
new " she fjaiU But IAK ugnt he ^topped an 1 »>n
talk about H anle^^ jou wish I child unpie^santh
just wantel te sav that that it An! where re \ou
I\e—^fjigutten that iQ " he a ke I
Im making MF Sefton I «ha]] Clau lie hi\ere 1
?\&T forget as long a I Ine
Her cheeki v>giq heF> her
burnt 1
nee or %vnQ% I knew it u^ all u|
iesi le*5 Shp t ppe i an ]
there ft^« s long ^ileneg ^ Hich
Joan did not dare to break
Nan went on
Then Mr Seftao came Hi«
neh an 1 father o\ e« him monm
Iffl onlj telling >ou this Joan be
se \ou aFH my fnend JFI 1 1
iw joull nevtF tell an j one 4n 1
a** I—I kne« I euul In t be
happj aflj RiPio I theught I might
lo the b§ t I eoulU fur=f r £*" , *
tht familj _ Shf laUghLl |back
dreanlj There are the boj |n | ^°
think of >ou eg ' *she aide I K?. U i
Anl I lo%e ihpm e«pec r**ZL
ith Clay he
Is Chimhf- the littlg
asketl helples^l>
an 1 sn — that ¥
why I had tg tell jou but ^uu
wont tell anyone will jou Join
pFami^e *
^ou knou I wont Joan sail
ihg got up stoo I on tip tog on j
Nan more warml> than
hif httl mm!
'[flew to thp '-tQF^ Lf li I K hnL
, I Hor I and the wolf «hn-h he ha 1
mpt in the woo an 1 he v, m ler !
i m teFror if this man mooth
-1 hi !e rnin 1 ni ter mgti\t a thp
NowhtFe he ^ai 1 i-toutlj Hi.
lookfc 1 anxiou h pa t Seftftn kwn
the narrow, path he\arl whith IP 1
awa% to PeteF L> t**r anl safety
but ala * it wa=4 tgo narrow fur
p*rn a mail hi\ to pap along
while thi^ man baFFe i th*. wa>
But ClauJJe ap pluekj anl
^u 1 lenlj ducking hi^ he a I he
mule a !i\t foFwjfl ho| ing in
scrape pa t a^ainNt tht- I u hi=3
But it was hopolt Snfton
caught him h\ the loo^e hark of
' hi ailoF jacket an 1 hauU ! him
LFUtL^\ U ! FUl
It ft ii* Sar ^ iojee—Nan who
tan e Jl mj= through th » rlanl
t.iiU|fht hif- jr i ju t a t wa fp
n lint, fuF the un I time Sin*
a a whit I ih ] t har Hi
e i* | to ki ou hat ht via du
ifiL She struck at Harlej ^Lfton ^
fa e hkf a ma i WLFian
^ou brutt—U ^au bruU Let
him to—Itt him ta
ShetF surprise had made hi-fton
rchniiui h Yi hull of tht buj Jn 1
Clau lie Iroj pe 1 Mtbbing* anl hn.n
u k nmng t the bracken an 1 un
ifFkFQWth,
& fl f trifc ! to at H Nan jrm
1 up al|flni h n hpf hut f(f lhe momLnt
rat nia I n* F tn nu r than lit*
hh truck at him aj,ain an !
atain hht a«. th w FI 1 red
Ih t h hnull g h \ larpl t
hurt C 1 iu ii Sh tot 11 hu L kill
ed him in h r pa sionat*. an^tr
hatred
ou^H ut ¥su he sai ] an\
a|,i.H Hi^ fa e «4& yrfy hut
runninj. thtn. Wl a lank of un«dlmgal
on in his e>e*» Hy held b&th I
n l ith utip han 1 the'
little fae
tr run
1 leal a^
irough the
to
lown at tht
1 k 1 at Feter
4h the | liij l t r ho sai 1
ftith kte table inflection The
man %Io lo t hu mtmnfvja aToid
unwt-lt le iif-a^tment Thi- man
whn f rgot iQnvementb Far
Eol— *
I Hut le nt-s r fini hp I ih t en
! tenet Pet^r ma k a Iun^» foFWar 1
an i taught him faiFly bttwpen lhe
Clau h cr e I cut Lut with le
li^ht niw rather thaii fear an 1
Kan hi 1 hi F t \P
Hul in A t UT t t 1 U f i a L i \\ f
nun in I a mvi r I ib n lint K a
foFot^n i ^nc]u^lan r 1 in t^o
mm nt5 I >=ter had hrekt*n thr
r I s, r p a FO? \\9 t wn F
I La k an 1 Seftan had li^appeaFc 1
'—a limpinjr rairink ihinif t lu 1
ht fehum* 1 m the heart f the
hit r va I rfath nu hta% 1^ HP 1
hi fa wa \LI\ pal
Ther wa 1 * a la?!. I ^ rt nf liak
abjut hin lit nut a h wa he
tn nit ] I Hk a JJF] n w hi Fiij^e
ha I lit 1 loun
An I th^n cjUite u 1 lenlv with
sut coniment of any oFt I j ti r
quickly
How long are \ ou going 1 to
ay * th^y Sskiti in a ehorus
when she appeared at breakfast.
Joan laughed
I m HSt going to gtay at all—at
lea*.t I dan I think so—Nan has
enough to do ta look after you
withgut nse ss well p
They did not agree, with this
and she receive 1 prompt invita
is ta itay as long ae she liked
We'll take, you an th# weods
Jim proniipefl
And find you biftk* eggs/* Bus
ter gddsd
Mr Ly^fer^ gem away," sail
Han quietly
He, he hasn't 1 shrilled Bitter
again * I saw him this msrnmg
before breakfast—hi same '
_ Let me MH? he hpgan with
Joan g]Q% enjoyment \oure the
yaung man wfo sii 1 ynu hated
me ai i the \tunjf man to
whom 1 onte pFemi ed a thfa^h
in^=eh \T ell It &PR1H tn Tne
that this is a mK'-t oiyioftunc
motnent—
Clau he *erfcamc 1 he ^tms,gle I
\iolentl^ bpatiRg one =mall fat fist
against hi D tormentor s ho i^
Let me go=-Iet me ^Q ht ai 1
O\PF and a\er a^am Nan
Om Bum t lo 10 A. » [ 7 1. 1 P
JOHN
717
F&ss* 27?
B WHITICAB, M.
WESLEY AVENUE
On OtJ, N J
u.
D
1 ALLE» CORSON M D
OiH laarti i ts tl Ai H,i 7 ts I F. M.
I JOHK B T0WNSE%D M D
t Q9i9 IM! 9 is 16 A, Msj * 19 I FE ft]
I ii 1 K IL
124 Wmley A, Ocean City, N J
_ BILL I'HONK II
I ENGINEERS
Wm. H. CoUtieon, Jr.
AMO II Am. Sot. C E.
CIVIL ENGINEER - SHRVBTOB
Qtr EntlD«.r. Onu CUT, N. 1.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON MORTGAGE
No -.Illn, IH two wnki u know
If r«l *SB i«t IM Wi iia till kt
ma. BsrgsiQI Is llf a^i O«u
ftant ireptFtiife OlQla altaga
f« Mle* A!» isti far iBTtitrafilf
•ad tut impfBfistfli^liiB c&elea tf
Oiiui Ciir. ApOlj to
J. M. CHESTER & CO,
OCEAN CITY, N, J,
e i down
the nad whin I was out in the
l h d h' fc i
t
said he'd mtefc u§ in
tg woods when we*d had eur
breakfast '
Jean Ioakid qmckly si Kan.
'I think you re made a mintaifg,*
Kan said evgnly * W# gaw him
d g to th& itstisn yesterday
Mr Amott you knew"
s B eomi baek *' Buster msisfc-
"1 saw him p
Han ehsngtd tftg subjtet har-
^lr
Later, Joan followed the boys
out Into Sis garden. The weather
hd k f th b
S motor car,' ttod had taken a turn for'tho batter—it
Iven me a illamond ring that- yas u warm and sunny as a Hoi
morning She sniffed (life country
sir dellciousl? ti she went.
In hii? fright he let the precious
note Irop to thu mat j pathwaj Bt
his fi-et anil H-irte^ Sefton sai* it
He kept hold of Claudie with one
hand an 1 stooped to pick It up with
thp other
He saw the name on thf out,i lo
of the folded paper and thought
HUGHES'
CENTRAL PHARMACY !
EIGBTBST AND WEStEY ATE,
Phone 215
HBclici, P D Flur
CHARLES P. LAKE
REAL ESTATE
Bnyine gelling Renting
Room 301 Ocean City Title and
Trqst BnildiDg
OCEAN CITY. N. J.
W1LLITS P. HAINES, H D
Phulclan and Surgeon
OOf Intii t A. H. U I P. »
DiiHHi df Eje. Ear, No»
and Tkrioat
n» 111 clam niul
Car. Wesley Are and Ninth St.
>ITTOENEYS.AT.LAW
GEORGE R. GREI9
ATTOKNET and COUNSELtOB-
AX-LAW
On CII7 T10. -* Tnil C», BrtUhi,
el tf«ckaiM£ 8L. Cap* UMT C*Mrt HHH
Bell Pkoneii- OHIO CHy 791
Coort HOH« M
C EUGENE DARBY, M D
Hranlb PI"" «>J AUulii ATHIH
OCEAN CUT H J
Qffln BEinE
• H II A. «.
IK IF H. TdqlxiK
T U I p M. HI
•Ad br Appglntmft&t*
DR CHAS. H. VAIL
OSTEOPATH
Eighth and Central Avenue
Office Hour*—Dally, 9 to 5
liy Appointment—Phone Bell 275W
DR. J. HOWARD SHARP
DENTIST
Ocean City Title & Trust Co. Bide
Bell Phone: 1089-W
ALDRICH C. CROWE, M. D.
WH ST. * ATLANTIC AYR
OCEAN-CTTY. N. J.
Telephone 799
Office Houra 9 to 10 a, m.
7 to 8 pm.
MAL ESTATE
j, NELSON LOPER
Real Estate Broker .
1225 m.f Avenue
OCEAN CITY. N J.
REAL ESTATE
For Sale
Fifth Street and Bay Afni
—two fumlshtd housed, light
on the Bay; lot 100 ft, on Bay
Avenue, and 200 ft. on Fifth
Street, with riparian righta,
Ground floor! two car garage,
laondry, bath and stpre* room,
ffani and ilde porch. First
floor; Kitchen, dining, pantry
and living room; front and side
porcheg, /
Second floeri Four bed
rooms and bath roooi: third
floori three bed rppms. Steam
heat—gas and electricity. Ap-
ply at '
20 South ajfd Street
PhOadelplilB, Fa,
Of jroar own broker,
WALTER G. GIBSON
Real Estate Insurance
802 CENTRAL AVENUE
Phone 1295
SAM SLOTOROFF
The Popular Clothing Store hi Atlantic City
For Men, Young Men and Boys
1329-31 Arctic Avenue
Cor. Arctic and Tennenee Arena
Phone Marine 5098
.Atlantic City, N. J.
SAVES YOU MONEY
We Can Purniih
Mortgage Monel
in any amount
pi
Quick Action if your title papera are in g
Buildinff Operations Financed
Esibffl-Townsencl Corpt
9th and Asbury Avenue '*
Triple See-
the dc fmc drind—pale and
dry, and as good as it looks.
Specially bottled and la.
belled for those who desire
a rtaUy exceptional blend,
A.
POWELL'S
—Gordon Brothers—
DISTRIBUTORS
740 Asbury Avenue
Bell Phone 168
Quit 3.000 eitiei ani ta"U
how itTMts>JiauiJ mitt
d umml emenit
HOW JIM TAYLOR
LOST HIS CRABS
ATANGLERS'CLUB
Became Absent Mmded and
Threw Them Overboard*-
Zimm«rman'H Feat
OCEAN CfW SBNTINEL.LBDa
THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME
Its a great life—this passi
away at the end of a rod u
Any Waltumsn will IPII ^
that.
Nothinf Is do all day but sit and
fish and dreamland then at the
doge of day, go to u comfortablp
Llub house to play Lards and dm
cuis the pleasures of the catch
Up at the Anglers Club where
affisng others J 0 Anderson
* Charlie Zimmerman and Pier
piaster Conner hold forth the
crowd wan discussing the art of
fishing the other evening
Among the wid* 1 and *
topics of eonvefsation tlut v> ent
' th rounds was a discussion gf tht
rf^bhfefj¥J
t|mt
pfSffunent Ocean City
Plermaster ConnaF pFedict'
TayloF one day will beconi
world'i greatest SshErman MF
Cennor Eased his predittion on
Taylor's a^precmtion of the ngtf»s
mty of salt water to keep bail
alive (E\en m h» yuutli, TastoF
thofoughly digeatfcd that )
According ta the atury that
the rounds and elicited a mile
from allp Taylor who was fishing
en the pierf a few days ago caught
a niee-si^ed fish Me WSN u^ing
cribs faf bait, and in nrdff to
keep them alive hid them m u
backet filled with gait water While
Taylor was washing the fl sfteF ht had
cleaned the fishp TayloF went to hi«
buekit and dumped the crah-i mtn
the ocean
Startled, a number of people on
the p!if asked him wh^ he hod
dene iueh a thing Tyylar then
admitted thdt he had ^tm| un
canscisualy He was afraid that
perhaps, Connor or Mr And* r on
wsutd accidentally throw hi* bait
merbeard The thing HO preyed on
his mind that he himself thFtw
his own bait off the pier The
jokegtsFS, however have tt that
T&ylgF believes the cFabn should
have a large place m whith iv
swim and that, through gratitude
they will come back tg him tht
neit time he wants to fish
Charlie lmmertnan who re
cently eaught a croaker withiut a
line, hesk or bait, says that he ha^
a head just ax well as the ffeh
ChsFlie s philosophy m that if the
fish don t bite he isn t going to
hgld a pole Oh yes the cfoaker
Ask it tg tell ygil how he raught
JL This newspaper has a repyta
tisn to maintain
To Frank Ho well, president of
the Gamdeit National Bank at
Gamdin, goes the distinction of
catching the largest fish at lh<
Anglerr Club during the pnu
week
A ^eakfiah, weighing WVLI
psund^, and seven fingfish weic
caught by Mr Hgwell Friday
While thi fish havt been staying
nway fi^m the Anglers Club pier
for feur or five days a few other
gaod catches have been made all
kingfish A list of the catcher, a*
an file at the club foil own
3 P gchiek, 10, Geo^e Beaton
0 James Blowen 4 President J
W Kennedy, 4, J H Kirk 4 All
of these anglers are from Philadtl
Bhia, with the exception of Mr
Mowin, whs comes from We*st
Chester
ooul &h$
©OWN ft" LI.T ME
evr ft aot's
, WAlttCUTf/
AWRIGHT/WBLL
TH1M
AM' HELJ tto
WAWONITEGETS
11-POUND WEAK
FrankenliiW'i Catch in Bay-
Boys Buiy at Fourteenth
Street Pier
ABOLISH PRIMARY,
SENATOR EDGE
Favors Return to Old-Style of
Nominations by Party
ConvenlionH
Slate primorliM should not be
hilil in torriil weather, liut they
shoulii lip i]Liiini.(l in tho KprinK
lo permit u rent for candiclatua
following the campaign ami before
the November elertlon, Bccor.MiiK
lo Uniteil Statoa Senator BIIKB.
At the same time, Senator Edje,
who favoM noniinatlDnjt b^ party
conventions, asserted that the cup-
rent expose of LIIR expenditures in
Ihe Kepybiieun siinatoriul prinmry
in Pennsylvania is an exeeljent
rgument for the abolition of the
ireet primary system,
'My opposition," said Senator
.tige tgdiiy, ''Is pritnarieli &» late
•. September is well known. It
* not necessary for me to repeat
hat familiar argument,
•The primaries, if We must
m£ to thf direst primary sys-
in, ought to be held before ths
lot weather. The time to halii
iio contests within the respective
mrties, it' seems to me, in In thg
priiig, hut it does not appear that
t should he necessary ta advance
hum «s .early as April.
'It would not be a bad Iilea to
jlvance the primaries twe or even
hrec weeks, muWnK them fall on
,he first Tuesday in June or tha
mt Tuesiiay in May. At that
me there are few persons away
,n their vacations, and the wenth.
r conditionB are net such as to
dude interest In Ihe ram.
CARS COLLIDE
Horse-and-Buggy
Pavements
Won't Do
Property pwntm in miny mm 3 ^|
inddtiMwhwestreatiswannwiA
motor tiiffle art idUwuttaiAiir
. money on tioise.aBd.bu|iy "^sve-
rtents" ol by|eae dayi.
Theie rough,-bumpr stroett t»
diMctly mpoMlble for btoksB
lprinp,CUttiM«,ir«aterdepMM- ,
don of can, physical dliconlo^ r
bsi of time, and tniny iceUeoB "»
involving IOBS of life or limb. ,
And the heavy expense of trying s
to keep worn-out, dangerous, horse- s
and-buggy streets in repair, added
to their original cost, amounts to
more than enough to pay for true, f
even, non-skid concrete pavement ,t
that has the maintenance built in. 7
So'in the long run you are pay- ;j
ing for concrete streets. Why n

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H
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1 ) B K l e \ W n n n f c t u u D L L Mi M I It- I S I i.h> lliln
1 Sujrer M rt L m tt andtl
lpl in \ I M Ik. 1 r II 11
wlfr M rr tow ^Ibr t If fl\_r »m \ llr Mr M Cluni-y I I 1 If
W I S hiil r I. M r unit »if * h 1 11 1| I Ho S M 1
Alu d«r I> rl n I 1 ilnd lihia W o*. Ibu > ( rpt I J n F
Nfl W 1 KI «lt ••
I i FK C \ I) -v% NL \ rR
Ilirl Rt Smitl V. I kt
Kctvrunl Wilson, Jr., Mrs. F. h Mr. an.l ilr«. Thomi..< H. Mi-ehi
I t Mr I tl Mr ! i 1 1 I Mph (I H I » n 1
Mr I> bter M ad Mi Uli r family, Ilala; Mis;; It. I". Ha; 1
K. W. Ki-rfubn. B. W. S. KIrful n I'liiliiiiclphin; Mr. nnil Mrs. J
I!. T. Hairan, Mr, anil Mrs. J H > c M 1 nh II * M
W irk 11 lodelph M F ler M S M Wo r 11 \S 11 itfnn
1 M I u i Kl Mr A. Tin S Holl n rtl 1 In
h M 1 M I tt 1
la hhl r II r h Hill
l>. rt M J 1e t 0 (- ty
I I J [ 1 h Kl I Kl
—NBA. Chleus Bureau
-Mr. ..nd Mrs. K. H. I'nllmsh, ii -.1 \IM\ S( HOOIS HAD Ooerge Haplpr Jshnstaii wfl.s examined jum fetorf* the etnrt ef hig at-
I I 1 Mr 1 \i W l!ix DhLIGIIlHI 1MINK •iemiitta hike (ram ChleaBO io N*w Tfrti on ivhlcli hr wn« lo tail* no foofl
t 1 I ladtflph \ H \ / k
whatfvpr jimii Hocking famoy» long^lilalic* wallier who «a« to ae.
\ \ k A I M j>l Nt
, 1722 Wesley avrnue
I llranson, of Vineland, is nt
IPennlyn place tottage for thp
put Commiin.ler P W Pwd
H and family, of Lonjrutrc
r are here to spend a month
o Cntcraon witli Mr- Pwilis*
mother
. 3 Ryan nnd family, of Phil
Phia, are among the guests uf
.Flanders.
pllceman Win Seaman, of the
1 force, who successfully un
rent an operation for appendiclih
the Atlantic City Hospital
|w weeks ago, is now alilo to
• around town ^ His many
id^ expressed plc&Rure. at his
Ivory
|ra A C Garber, of Wynne-
, Philadelplua, has opened her
mor home, 894 Third street,
[thp season
I P. Green, of Philadelphia, is
[ at his summer ieiKS Salla WonU nrnlMIr Ml far HIM
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS u b. *Q.7S Roond T.blu Id
purch.icd upualilr for, uik>iii O Match, J6.7S
Great June Sale of RUGS, FLOOR COVERINGS, DRAPERIES and CURTAINS
Marie Antoinette
9x12
The besl Summer nntl all-year rountl ^^ ^^
Rugs Imported Oriental fibre and cloth flj i^B ^H T E
discontinued designs, 3 good block diie.,., Vl * • I.
Reg. $25.00
8x10 size..
d»-| £
Reg. $20.00
7.6x9 ii«
Reg. $18 00
6x9 size.. i
Double Warp Grass Rugs
Heavy trade mark Double W«rP Gran RUE"- AMirtmcnt of Hood
8x10 Size $3.75
6x9 Size
$2.95
HEAVY VELVET
CARPET
Large fliisftmenl ef ehaig
potlerni. Far Fsomi, halls
and itniri, R i l ilS
YD.
HEAVY CHINA
MATTING
115 warp. Bgst ifnp
40 ylli rolll.
SPECIAL
12 .50
Roll
SMITH'S VELVET
AND BRUSSELL
Very
d
RUGS
..,; All w
Sx9 SIZE
s ii .45
SMITH'S SEAMLESS
Reg. $32.50 vslus. All-wopl face. Gnod p.itt^rns
HEAVY VELVET RUGS
Choice 9x12
or 8.3x10.6 19 .95
RATTANIA-CHEROKEE AND DECO
9x12 SIZE
Reg. $18.00
FIBRE RUGS
-| 2-50
A SPECIAL
LOT OF OVER
300 RUGS
8.3x10.6 or 7.
Rcc. $16.Dtk
Smith's High Pile Seamless
AXMINSTER RUGS
9x12 SIZE 8.3x10.6 SIZE
*28.25 *26.40
Bfff. $45,00 Folue Keg. U0.00 Value
Neponset Felt Base FLOOR 0% g%
COVERINGS. Reg. 65c Sq. Yd JiHc
G New Patterns. Special
Grenadine
Curtain Material
Ruffled cdft* Aiioft'-tJ pattern*
•uitnbln (or mnltinp curtAtm
Choice of UUP, no)d and pifllc
tloti 36 ineh^t wide, ^ O
A yi*rd .,..*.» »,t •3^'v
Mercerized Poplin
CnU. blur role and tan color!
36 inchn wide, A A
A v«rd 44C
Marquisette Curtains
While Mid colored ruftlri with
tic buck PJ Q
Apol[ OOC
Silk Damask
Suitable for draper In rOH.
blue, brown colon* Interwovan ia
fin* dciignt 36 inchri ftp
wid- Yard "QC
Small Check ,
Ruff le Curtains ^
In ectu't with vulahco .
Wk la mateK K
L"rge AMortment of
CRETONNES
Beautiful '
ing*. 36 in
d
Kensington Carpet Company ATLANTIC AVENUES
FLOORS OE HOME EURNISHINGSi
i&nt :aand
' colo
wid*.
«^.'t-^ U-i—i-jj
H V.«
n
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TMJiCTV
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OCEAN CWT SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY,
MUCH BUSTUNkT
WEST OCEAN CITY
(OonHnued from Page 1)
Bay Front Land Company, and
of the Bay Shore Land
Co; John n, SiraeuiB,
of the Bay Front Land Company,
Thomas J. Chri»tensen, secretary j
of the latttr company, and Prank i
J, Biracusa, a director of the local
company* are the men financing
this operation of ill houses,
lUehard H, Johnson, bank direc
i and -kwpfog-thpli'
fanles maps up to the-minute
lhe real estate brokers selling
West Ocean City lots are stress
Ing the fact that, coupled with the
very low prices of I860 up for
I lot , W f«t by *)0 TtfU the (Treat
contraction activity on the tract
is bound to ri suit In largt anil
quick profits for today 1 ! buyers
IS TO
REALIZE DREAMS
(Continued from page 1.)
tor and plumbing supply contrac
the flrni of EdRett-Wliceler, Inc,
tar anil dealer, of Ocean City, will
who ran the Dockhoune, and K. &
also byild a house at the traet to W. Lunch Kooni, both at Seaside
figure wlthifl tho mean* They itlso ran the Hnrhor Inn
RookawTvTark k P k anrf-thr rtth Harbor- Hb
while hile John Jh Simofi, S , real eitata |nn nn Ilt nt Broa> Broadwa> jml Silt) > ninth
broker, of Ocean City, will ill builii bili | st,«,t, New York City. At th
the eighth house to be contracted I death of his associate, five yejirfor
on the tract. Both are also di-1 HK0| Mr. Edgett purchased all
reitnis of the Bay Front Land ..stock in tlie EdEett-Wllceler Cor-
Company, which owns and ii5 de pnratxin
veloplne the tract and whose main! During the wir Claude W. Eclofflces
are 841-MS Asbury avenue,! jett iervtd in the Sanitary Corps
Ocean City las as Bret lieutenant and for five
ESJS
development in the Ocean City digtriet,
• . - -
Stryker, Inc., one of the best
known development contracting
m%£- m mm*
*' y* — t. Atlanta
In ansBfr to this query, Mr. Ed- ]
fettKpl!«i: ,
"For years I have picuredi in-
my mind's eye, a unique reBaurant,
firms alone the Southern New Jer-, mJ. dream house, which I hoped
sey Coast, have been awarded the' gomt time to build When the til- I
! contract to- eon,-truit the stoats , rectors of the Gateway CaiilB told I
I and lay the curbB and sidewalks of' ' me of thfir plans to build the finest
Section No. 1 of West Ocean City, and largest eating place in Amer- j
They have drafted a small army ieo, I sat up and took notice. Here,
of men, steam ((hovel and tractor
(fradlng machines for the work.
Within a short time they .fiKoect to
have all the streets cut through
and graded and all the concrete
curbs and sidewalks in position.
The Stryker Company have done
much of the work on the more iniportant
developments near Atlantic
City, and with their unexcelled
1 I reasoned, is i« an opportunity
to
see my visions take shape. I
ceived the fuiUheafted co-operation
of these four men, who ore
successful business men, known
locally for years.
"Day after day, the Gateway
Casino was coming nearer to my
ideal of a beautiful place. We
have built several novel and is-
Mr. iiml Mrs. Luther Cresse en-
ICTtuineil Howarii Charlesworth
WHEN OCEAN CITY ICATCHING FISH und family ever the week-erid.
Mus llary Below, of Philadel-
HAD A REGULAR i AT REEITS BEACH hia, is ppentlinf? the gummer with
her father.
BASEBALL TEAM On fadlitieii,«re elpecteil to make ' elusive features. Our building has
retorii-breakinK progress at West .„ m%vm\ advantages, overlook-
O Ocean City. Ci j n g h G t E Hb B
Genefal Manager Johnson an. it
neunteil today that the entire
Roosevelt boulevard frontage of
the first section han beon raid, and
! that already hamlf jme profits have
«L ^"T^..?*"^^^.Aw-WTO ^"utani^iiKto'"it' b tk ftioni -' "-•- tfci,
Baas—Oiher Visitors
Make Good Hauls
Memories Stirred by Ralph
Chester's Move to Form Jus
iemi-Pro Outfit
BOSWELL WAS MANAGER spy
lf j
frt
Charleii Cassady, Ben Ballen frontage.
I of the Sentinel.ledger force, and Large loads of prospective buy-
James Taut made their first trip er« are beine sent at regular inter,
of the season to Reed's Beach § vain vals 10 lo the tract from the th Atlantic
Philipu, of Midvak; C, D.
unlay, en'me out with Capt, Dgug-JCitv, Csmden
u of Elizabeth: Alfrid Huland
Clarence June*, uf tape
Court House, went fishing
from noed'n Beach a few davrf aiio
«ith Capt. Tho?, DciugliuM 111 tho
Beat Chinese Stan John pr*er boat Comfort. Onu hunilrcii
town and Other "Big* anl nfty-fiaht crackers were Ink-
Time" Ball Sharks 1 n Mr. Halney also succeeded in
landing a fsity-rieht-pnunfl chiin-
ation of a ieffli profes nel bass in an hour and twenty
— lht has yi lst»(l un tufs fgr
ISc LLCII fitting fur huui
J"! tiling u En lit h lh ilit luFjja
I can get u good \ K w uf tin Ina I ftiund that lr -, tli in a
walk Jiui, if thLfc m i pi iti an\ fi urlh m re of thi-, tint 1 ht rest
where orn- sees mur« noinrri JUT w fL thi ^-m ill, LI i L hdt^ w have.
minute, 1 dp not knnv, it A Id t IK i ii «t liinj, f >F a {.auplt, nf jcars
Uiat thi* fjtt that mn t < f th m 1 hi ru hih a lljdfij uf foil dS of
are on drn \M m n nr
\n\iti filth il in jiil-ti 1 tulttP^
nml
ftpjriHg ^umracr K»w n*» u ilh n
th «( rr Ilk* th
htrliti r « ! Igllt
WfapH uL till But tin \ ftl^ilLi
fflcrfiiy «n( th*. fur m it in std
lidl ill "hip u I dn -til Ihi
Boardwalk IH likt ^lain Stj i c i m HANkLKSTO
aay tuwn esetpt th it t!nu m MLLT Art\I'E
more poo|j!t> And f4! mil mil
Sin dfe* t^ the well di u sir nrst IMII lht bu IL till
aost \^umi n rt-alizu it i^" tr>inj, in (tnig ill ^ I 1^1 I lU i \t ir
iK
Vm mrv !?IUP«= of i ,- tft -,li nli unl hi i«k Hut Hill I. in
id by hirgk. lur^ numht i ill- n> 14il Jt till lilLilllH, llu Um
fiavy blue unl black
i in ( ih bjnkinit in litulinns.
In!
*ery niiin\ nf the Hiii
There u -white, and icrt.i ami
ind deal nf \t-lhjh m llu
of at^ »md cnat^^—tht h id I en rbillrnii if tin 1 rlr f ini
biown 4-, Sunm" I think lhi.ri ill 1 UIIJ III cjth siu^li iOU
•Was nmtr a ninmnnt I could not puiiiiil m muic
BUY
BEACH FRONTS
As fine nn Opportumh fnr ^afctj, Qim-I* inrnoM-r
and Substantial I'ruhl ,11 1 hue c\er olTtrwl—
80 Feet Beachfront
al 2(llh Street
,^750 Per Foot
Another Real Buy
2 Family Apartment House
Located on 3rd Street
Furnished, Price 911,500
Financed to 57,500
G. VERNON PEPPER
REAL ESTATE
605 Eighth Street
OCEAN CITY. N.
Phone 749
JGEO. H. 5IANGER B. IVABRIN
- OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920
WANT COUNTY
FARM MADE A
WELFARE HOME
|Onpe May County Board of Free
) holdrm to make the nectssarj
change In the. nuul Institution nt
tin luilicst pOMKlbU date
Thi rtport of Bllhfi Dorotlv
Rice, comity nurse for tho mont
of May wan HI, follows
raseH of tubrri iilonih under -sup
Uullh LlUKUC Sa\s Thcie Is|"" vi """ n > - dmthi from lubenu
tyc^l of
IdlllltRS
Llrgtnt l»e«l of liettcr lo "'' t ' "atientd ti. sanatorium 2
Tin rirulni 1:
tin ( a|n M I
liily
County
Health
11 HI 111 » IH htl I In the cilfirt ,,f
tin county ^jupt riiiU ndLiit of
ibnol itCiipi Muj ( niirt Hnimc
Hit ni( mbt_n (trt. tnt utie the
11* siili nt Mns KoxDnnu S ijnm])
'thi % in president Dr Julius u Way
"•• I nthci T Ogdtn nf
lollow up sanatorium tahi h i
ttdMpoiy \i^|tn, 35 eonrult
ind in\i Htigntion wit* Id lie il
t.i(k vimt* }tt i nu rt,i ni.y HIIIH 1
hospital and cliim \[Kltn i sue
lal mm visits "i srlioid nMt»
I tiitul Msitq BO
MIHS Uice attended Mimi of th
mcttlMfr*, of tht Aimrliiin Hi altll
(.on^rt^^ held in Atlantic ( ity A
tbt. i imetingi tht t_i iitactH matli
a will i>, the good sjiakm hi ard
In all lints of health work from at
, I. n.,.hn , « Lr 5',:' l "'" »^» "'« "I— 'hut it'wa,
ccunty nurse " ll "iy "».

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lit • it
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t
ft
Real Estate
Transfers
John Marts et-ui=tfi Frank-Sfc bouleTanHOO feet-more-or-le;
Ure J2.600 l-ot-25 and 26, „ patat M feet northeasts
IUock loclt 711A 711 A. UODK Tract. ,___ ,,JU_.,,;.,.. ,„,„ ,»
I. Barton Champion et in to
Ernest M. Itenj et in. l-ota 173B,
1730, 1737, 1738 and 1739, Block
Following fa an abstract of con- ' 7 C «t «f the Garden
ttyances entered of record in the Fidelity Trust Co. to M. C«rola
county clerk's office.
l.utx. $12,500 Lot* 47, 49 Btld
Cafe at SMIHia
61-AU, &3-A, i-B, 08, 84, 92, 94
PatUO*. A 1» tiom North U Kl.li am* 'IS. ' 8 jni" SI South purt
rf a. nlt^a-foot will of 2329 an I ill of 2330. ^331 jnd
cWIM D ^ Nl». Ltslph L Uitit^r HI m to W
MIL «tt Mwan tb.lM.irf ma. L^ttr Hane-i fcl lulu -!-23O,
mm In Nlnlmlli u 22.11 and 2232, Block 22-0, Me
t Man |U bu urf , ,,URhlnn-Ci>iiov»r Co.
"Eu- V . «
tunvHM KIM n» hi ml Ma II \cl-ori $i,fi8 Parlcf
Ik
| t 268, .Section A.
m 0 run from T-M>IJ.NI»U> to! Alma 11. Stevenson Ft vir to
n ai~« M»M tb. 1M ull Hiram G. lUUinier. »1. Sam.
a urn* (i
StraK feat* tha bar nod tfca Edwin It Steel et ux to Wilbui
A.kli.> rt ui SI Lot 407
bctkra I. nisi limn Flic -taoal u Bloi k 4 Ocenn ( lty durili-ni
[jumiu S Nukerson tt ux to
t
I 1-iumi Darby tllOO Lot-,
l'jft l
Michel K. Kejyr et ux to F
•William Sifdlir ?40,OOO lnt<
1827 ami 1R2K, Block 18 I'lim I,
Ocran ( lty (janlpns Lot 18.14
1S2£ and 1K2C, Blmk 18 •iunie
plan Lots 1KZ1, Blotk IK -.ami
r il ml 1J^ Oiem (in 1'»
Same to M I i if 11 I r i n v 1
Uit-, 12,! mil 1A On in fil\ Bi>
Alfred T Clark to Etta t
an $1^.000 Southwi"-t 30
of lot 553, sfLtion \ Ott»an Citi
.Anioclation
' Alma Keller to Arthur It
iVaughn $12,000 Lot 42, Plan
GJrard Itealty Compan>
Keyhan Itoalt Co to Mw-hael
1" Howard et in $1 llp|c>n>iin|[
«outhwe£terly lint of We-de i e
Hue 350 fopt wnitliwestward]
^from south\n"°terl line Nim.t
«treet *outhwf>alwardly
southPHStprly line of W** n n point 00 feet northfafltwnnlly
from northiaaterly line of taid
turnpiki 1874 1-2 feet southeast,
wardly from BOBtheaiiterly line of
SMmhurc road! thtnee northwestwardly
parallel,' with anil 80 feet
northeastwardly from northeast,
erly line of salil turnpike and in
northeartefiy line Roosevelt boulelard
to sonthsaaterly line 8ea.
hhore road; thence northeastward,
ly along louthealterly line Seashore
road to Bouthwesterly line of
liiilda of Arwllda Clark; thence
"long line Arwilda Clark south 47
dt-jrrees 45 minutes east to south,
p ist end nf ditch in mar^h; thence
still along said Clark line north
yts degrees east to a creek| thenee
.Itiwn several courses of said erfefe"
to high water line of Peck's Bay
an 1 Main Thoroughfare to place of
biginnini.
/ebulon Townnend Canily to Alimi
Andrews. $aO0, Adjoining
Geo* E. Gandy> on northeast, Ly.'
br ind Cor.son en southeast, lot 1
of lands of Hannah Gandy.
l^ewis K, Harman et al to Amos
I'I. ree. II. Lot 5, Bloik P, Me-
Ki Hgue. Huzby Tract.
seashore and Mainland Develop.
in. nt Co. to William J. Strickler.
SI Logi 1, 2, 3 ami 4, Block 0,
Joseph F Wullwnrlh tt in tn
HoraLi %. ^urdmei-—.-WftOOO James E, Moore et us to Katha-
—=—;T3l~TT and IS Si.tun 10 Oc. n
li< rine Vguderkar, II, Northeast
" kit> IJIHI Co if plotl. I
f I PhiU W Humphr. S si lot
-.jutheast of Landis avenue, 40
{*• t en Webster road by 110 feet
'OK jn,l 5CI Sn-ticn F deep. Plan lots at Corson's Inlet,
Rob. rt U r .l*ar,K rt ux to Fre. Sea l«Ie Cily -
M>ir-. i-1 Lot-- I'' anil 't I'lu^i John I^jughrey et us to John H,
A Otean Tit> Curl-.
Kline, il. Lots 23 anil 24, Block
rnink J Wi mti .1 ux to Sir!
H Southwest Section,
C Shrup $1800 lot 100 Sec i
tioii B
Upper Tnwn>ihip I
•VIIOH iin.l Mamljn 1 Pt\..lon |
ment Co to Carl J I.rill i ft ux i
loy i^e $1 lots 3 -iml I Blotk I Oiun
>we GO feet, between jmnilUl lines
•with Nineteenth street 1235 r«t
City of Ocean City to l'ei k'*
Beach Ijuid Company II LoU<
44"), 450, 461, 452, 153 mil 414,
fe«tion H, Ocean City A^MtfiutNtn
* Isaac C Toctim Lots 541,
642 and 643 Section K, Oci-an City
1
( it\ r statL 1
Uv.li h Hirman ft al to Miyl
Tiraj,^ $1 I-ot "i H1 rk 7 I
Dr R Marslmll 1 r at ,
Same to Mnrv dallaghi r 51
Liit 1, Bloik I Mthejuue Huibi
Tract
Slime to J,icob I liarth (t in
II L«ti 11, M u and 14, Illoik
15, , Hani Houle\»rd Houle\ard Tract
Association
Ibwifhore and Mainland Duclop
I Joseph U Pntl et ux to Ocean loent Co- to French It. Lovehind
City RealtT (o *1 Lots 1 2 ',• ,_ ](i2 acres known us "Corsoti
9, 0 and 4, Section I, Ocean et ux 13,500 Lot
RELIABLE
Concrete Mixers
"LeRoi"
ETTOINES
HOISTS
PUMPS
All Sizes
In Stock
FACTORY SERVICE
Geo. p. Lessig & Son
2707, Block 27, Oceah Cit Gar-
Contnctor'a Equipment
dens
South Temple Reading, Pa
Announcing-
The Opening
of My
New Drug Store
•Cor. 4th St. and Ocean Ave.
NOW
rt r, Open for Business .
De Dan's Pharmacy
DR. PAUL F. DeDAN, lug. Ph, Proprietor
• 1 , V• ',
s^iS,^^Wt>if#^^^^^^,tf
OfflftAN CfTC SENTlNEL-tElMTTrft. -OCEAN CITY, N, J., FRIDAY, JUNE IS,
is the time to Buy
Your
Mohair
WE HAVE A
LARGE STOCK
TO CHOOSE
FROM
$j0 85to$ 20
STRIPES AND PLAIN COLORS
HALPERN BROS,
1736 Atlantic Ave., Atlantic City
He Who Hesitates Gets Left
Cottages and Apartments are being rented
very rapidly
The most attractive at the cheapest
rent are going first
1 Every day narrows down the number
. . available
At this time we have some exceptionally fine
Apartments at very reasonable rentals
The wise man comes to ui NOW to
make his choice
Don't delay any longer, but see us today!
Very conveniently located neat- the
Ocean, at 4th and Central, we have four
apartments; two on the first floor of five
rooms and bath each at $350. Two on the
second, containing eight rooms and bath
each for $750. These last two have three
bedrooms, bath, maid's room, living
room, dining room, kitchen and. breakfast
nook.
There is a private porch for each apartment.
E. RUSSELL DuBOIS
503 Ninth Street
We also have some fine apartments lo-
.eated on the Bay Front with a wonderful
view of the water and mainland.
All of the apartments have many windows^
which contribute to their cool,
fresh attractiveness.
Bathing, boating and fishing are nearby-
Rentals for the season vary from 5150
to $350, depending on the apartment.
RUSSELL H. NULTY
Phone 140
• tun r AI
Buy Your Meats and^,
Poultry in tiie MaAeli^
Patronized by the Particu!
People of Four States
r.ttme Quality for which our firowrv cu—A
famsni la cir irffed out it the hi|h«l degree in «S V^
twin.
of-e«
as you Ilk* ihfm, at remarkably reasonable D
canaMered.
Let us supply the RoUHl or Poultry far
dinner; prate ia your own utlifacUon that—
In the Stores Where Quality Counts 1
Goes Furthest 1^,,
^—•—^—— ^p?* 5 *
Meat'Specials for the WeekEnd!
Round
Steak
Ib 40c
Thick End ••
Rib Rout lb
Philadelphia
Dressed
Broilers
Ib
Rump
Steak
lb 4(k
Ltan |> HA
Hamburg Steak ID ££C
Rib Roast lb 35c
Poultry
Milk.Fed Long
Slewing
Chickens
lb
lb 35e
Smoked ^LSkhmed Harass lb 38c
Calves Liver Ib55c|
SmokedBeefTonpesib37(
ASCO Sliced Bacon '« 20c
aE eu'red—*U»d thin and i
ASCO Evap. Milk
tall
1 cans
' Blehtr »wi n»» MOIiBmiMl Hun Frtlh Milk tar GaaUyi mi Mihr.f
Tasty Ready To Strve Foods!
ASCO Alaska Rtd Salmon
Choite Pink Salmon • «....
ASCO While JHtat Tuna PiBh
fintf California Sardlnti .
Donegtic Sardines
Marihairi Kipptnd Herring
ASCO Beani With Pork ..
Biff. 11.00 Heavy Gauge
Aluminum French Fryer
and lib can C
far thi* wifk, fi.iS
„ «&»
big- con Ufa
Sansl$t
big can til
3 Bt
Mk'ftrT!
Creamy,,
Swiet Juicy , «£ .„. HM treaffl
Oranges dra 35(||che«e
Buy Your Bread Need* Where QuaHty ^
Counts and Save Thosa Extra Pennies ,srj
Bread
Supreme 1
10
Victor Raisin Bread, .;...
Gold
Dust
Powder
ASCO Coffee
Victor
Bread
Fancy
Hawaiian
Pineapple
If TOD art? p*y[iw more, you »ra aflaallT N»
A3CO Bland I. Ifc" «lu»l o[ m-nr coltf I»IM •"
> Ib TIT A8CO. juu II Ta«c ika DHt«imt" .nj .
42c
Golal Seal Flour 2 "> b - 6
u sai
Hllhnt id« milled Fw- B.t»r B.kim '•" C»
Richlnnd Butter 49c
It's Interesting to Know—
P.ilcori'uJ "cTtam from T.n *"
mill. Think af IU fooj iri««I
Louella
Butter lb
Ifa Hi. Ftnnt Butur l» J
Asco
iWl .,*
tW Begin ''this
w«k and Bny all Tour Table N»
of our Stores. You'll be amazed at your SaTfngii
iSf Watch for Our Big Wednesday SpediK
H«4 ASBDBY ATENDE 741 "°«"^JIP
Ml ASBUBY AVENUE 117 ATLANTIC .
1352 Asnnry ATenoe
cm
C. HAMBURGER
J, B. PRESS ,
B. C. SAGEL...„,...
S. REITER , «.,,,.,
Prmident
Viee-Prtndinl
Tfmsiurmr
Stcrtlary
Somers Point
OCEAN CITY SENTINELLEPO1H, OCEAN CHT, N l . m i n \ ^ , JUNE » .
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"America's Finest Eating Place
OUR SPECIALTY
SHORE DINNERS
DELUXE
At the Crossroads
To Two Famous
Resorts
GALA OPENING, JUNE 24 TH
THE GALA OPENING of the million dollar "Gateway
Casino" is a red letter event for the people of Atlantic
City, Ocean City and surrounding cities. The largest
and most beautiful dining place, specializing in seafood,will
open itsdoors on Thursday, June 24th, The
building, suggesting the architecture of a Moorish
castle, overlooks the beautiful Great Egg Harbor Bay.
The interior decoration is elaborate but tasteful, and
succeeds in creating an atmosphere of quiet luxury,
\
71
j. riE SERVICES of a well-known chef have been engaged
to delight you^with palatable dishes served a la
"Gateway Casino". Enjoy the opening night Chicken 4
Dinner De Luxe while listening to the excellent music «1
of the renowned Le Roy Smith and His Orchestra.
Dance to your hearts content on this unique danctng
floor. Drive out or take the Shore Fast Line direct
to the "Gateway Casino" doors. Reservations^ are
now being made for the Gala Opening at ^' ^^~
way Casino, Somers Point 221R2.
Parking Space For Over 1000 Cars MANAGER"
FEATURING
AND
JAMES McINERNEY, MASTER OF CEREMONIES \
ASSISTED BY MI33 FRANCES CtBSOlft
• ii i i in
No Cover Charge
* • -

WITH THE GUILD
Presbyterian Church Organ
iMtjoiw Enjoyed Encamp
—Moonlight Sail Soon
Th** mTiOail Joint nn*pt rt£ of ih
LaJie* \uxih ry a . Wrutn n
»t*>r built if thi» > r t Ire*b>t-Fr
iin Churi.fi •.« el J thi year
lathe b ement hall f tht churth
f J^m ux.tiir> ha If I I t ( •, r
of ,4 ptcnk »pp|H*r although the
f^uijf. had volunteered to trpit f*tl
t* > chicken linner It h 1 con
*fr -e itself ho*ev>r ith ertl>
.anifr.bring ^ht t w ^rp tfar an;
Poll* HI t th huptn-r
, Tyit-irilwr enlert v nt. th
* Mrs M r n Tr uf M r[
MiJ r tut TV 11 L L
pi mo elect on tin M
_ "Tl
ht-
•\ nou
oLl rr
tta-Mid MH, W, Biwgaa, for.
merty of Ocean Crty, and now of
New York.
Oth«r members of the (tuild
present included: Mrs. J*eaHo
Hughes. Mi&s Kay Gordon, Miaa
Virginia Maefartane, Miss Florence
Welli, Miss Gertnile Zim
merman Mi^s Frances Bas^tt, j
Miss Mil Ircd V igc n nj the 1
Mifttcs Bertha and Kdna Lake.
The junior organization of the
rhurrh, the Circle, was represented
by Helen Meenan, Mildred
Trout, Harriet Risley. Ruth Bevan,
Elizabeth Feather and Adelaide
Van Austen.
The guild has also planned a
beach party to tAke place next I
Monday night, if th* weather is
favorable if not, on Tuesday
night.
RILEY MIXNER GETS
WORK AT WILDWOOD
To r«Tr Boulevard at Contract
Pnre 17 15.25
r er I
Ju n jy- b i h t *1 ">
n**tt** Dirbj s njf two
T Mr \ rno L Sm th tl 11 i re i 1 I he
V t n t*_r
( ii 1
i 1 '"I'
» It
- i
I efore
Mi I u - r ( r f 11 n
i 1 * Lh h r tr aharn t r 1 er 1 lh p.' th
toir* tht I re it of whiok *»«* the V\ oo leJ I.
its onlj fiulL A tno composed Seen My L t
of Maw M r\ Tolb m Mr Wil
luni MM Ii r Mn J Rn PI I
b ium jr e t oi c
c "unpan c 1 b> M « W IIB£P wh i_h 1
"w-t t nj y 1 Mr RobenlMuri j
th^n •iins Mon r r a tu ^out
from & m on nd D 1 1 1
c The E Riley Mixner Company
of Go^hen was a"w rded the col
tract for pavinff ^ld» M! JJOUI*v^^d
at "Wildwood at its bid of
*1 i 1 Z by tht f ip M
Count\ B ird of Freeholder t U
r(_f{ul r n**rt nf. L ' »[ Ml>
f tl
f II
g
DO l- for thi-
n II m.»'| 1
1 I >
lh tll b* tiftj
Three other contracting com-
T ket e (ibtiiined
r sr t 1 ll '
e I d n the 1 Tl re
1 r f Lh h r h r t
^ tl r n f
II. Earle. Incorpor.-iteil. Allanti
cren ] 1c k n th n v >f the trip,
I 1""* i IT lern F g netr
Th < I V, tl tl Am i t
tl i a t ( omp n Atl nt c * 1 I
; }U, ViiDod> J nl me u
i« M 1- rl !«0.V0. and th. th.; J. P. Kyun Con
a n I Cool Night F S W*
n Mr J h 7 F x pan\ ( i l l SO ^Oo
Mr Harr>
\ M r Mr Fr^e
Mr Miincr wi rded
The y I I 1 the » r K M J 1
u« tnni
t*f«t >^-=
(•
Fj T The atbnilanoe at the i#rvfce wo o'clock Standard T(m*. w**l*tL
.u**t Sunduy cvtrujiK to hear the will b« received for tb«
lt**v Walttr ShtUeyi uddrrRR on B aintmUtiCf. *ccordtn«r to th*
I >«re' famuui iim^UriJiPct wa^ riB In th* City Cl*k-k'a Of ft**.
P to b* cncloflcd
iHil Ut the B
On Sunday r arft required to meet the
needs of forty babies.
In addition to the food don ii ted
fit th(- openiupf Jo^ph Broadley, monoy
Bated Ms? lith. I§2I.
feet («£h Igt belns fdrt? f«fc |B
contributed by the Ifrv Thomas K
%ad « Ihst width «t«md!nS iB fe
GHARM SMlTHa
Blake, J. W. Osier, lAtnarH. Robin-
SBPUI *lth laid Mimhfaittfir FiFit street fet one li
son, Garley, Ureckley, Ifasa and
flfteei fsl ta a ftft«ft f«i wM« atr»t,
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Hickman,
Ts be u)d rabi#tt ts BBEaJd iBBBiglns!
NeU« 1. h^reV.y g[vin that the .ecounl- lleai, tanii a&d llahtllty si pn=nil«# rOf
Meadc Johnson & Company, of of the aubicflaiffi, • M Admlislitratsri ef inter PSHU aad for S i J i i
Frttaie
vansviller Ind, sent two l-irf?t
sr William GfI4«niffeh rfe«««4. Bfiitl tttfh at pradiue,
«iU be Biidilel Bgd Ilal«i fa? (ha iypr^ psriflff, •Idewalk p in,
cases of cod liver oil, He,
a.Hiii. uiij repsHed far Klticmem ts tft? walBF-pipe, ete, esH*tni««d er is th*
A number of merchants ure sup- Orphans' Csart sf Ihe Ceaaty_ s( C*i» iaufH ef esaitfUefioHi. freia |fea rear ISIS
'plying eroc«rieB, meats Hnd vege- Maty git the twentir-fim dij* Sf J«1y BHL tfi ttie f»r 1921, both laeiuaive^ with all
*T Wfiieh time aliplle&tfafi Sill be i. i itl certi
tables at coat price,
the atlpwins Qt Csmmiisisiu at.il Aagunt dee undar iies«s is
with intermit ted Sheriff's f«
ure are now about 1,000 daily 'FRANK A. FRATANBUONQ *n!de thesef, ind every vjaifls 19
mrked ihall be with the frsm right han^
Wheel Bttmlnit tftf rlirb. and tll9 flsfl. There is only ONE Duco
hand whegti fernttnff ff as slels ll sf f 3S d
reei with ith the th fap h IIor, II
And (h.i ( it ah&t &tE b# # anlawfy! ts park
—DU PONT Dueo
iiiy vshiel* hil sn the h »gtheait tht lide id eff
&
tFi) avenue, between 94th Illd §ith Itn
SKtien 13, That BR ail ether hlphw
net desiKftated in thli afdinince. aiid
all other es»pted »pt$d isi isrtleni ef hiehw READ HARDWARE OT,, Inc
Ud I i (hii h .inlii ^i hl
841-54 Asbury Avenue
Kind whet!* witllin Ifcln* .L ilsiiiehen af the
•ad iiinlUl '
___tfsn U. Thai ffi'al all Ychklea perra[tied
Ocean City, N, J.
ts park, ynder —_- thii ilxia erdln Br^lnine.. a^fs _
I ii! .rtlitilsfi rtiitilf with ith U* | Itai«- X^w ^f
••' ml«B U Hfi onliiiiim
COOPER'S WEEKLY SPECIAL
FOR RENT
At Thirty-fifth Street you can find a nest
In a five-room cottage on Avenue West,
Two short squares from the shore,
io rent It now and love the OMan morei
Price is $350 for Bummer months three,
So dome at once and call on me.
H. B. COOPER, JR., Realtor
29th and Central Ave.. Ocean City, N, J.
I also have three apartments for rent—$450, $500 and $600, and a six-room
bungalow for $500. , s^r .,
FOR SALE
$4,000
Bungalow wifli four bed roomn, living rpom, kitchen, dining room,,
portfh snd bath. Lot 76 f«e\by 100 feet/ "Two equates fr

z -or
OCEAN •TOV SHNnSELlEDRER. OfF\XCny, N
. JUMS 18. 192G
WATC H
SOMETHING COMING j
" I
*r~ •• , c ,l
*• I ,.l. M Wwln Mini,
jtr 710
I K M i l O B A m «P«t « Nlelts'i
I will isais soy loon asu feele hKa a sew
I l to Do.mlU". Oau cm. N, 1.
I nOAItllWALK SHOE S11O1' i,,,,, n|wn.
I Liiicpi mgdeli on diiiiphiy, Sgvenih :-mh linivi.. liiiflir Brnktra In Real Estate,
Itl2.*,, luniniallnii to ievBntiaM Iloll.r.
and staiide eheiiu. Atyiy 6U Uetmn tit
and Pifly.foyr Conl. (I11.D1),
M KCII AN IC bandy .ifound ^u „,,...•, mn- nue, 6-l|.
XREPi S BELL,
ehinQ tr any kind of mtcimnieBi wwk.
f, M. HOFFHAN-lUal Fjt.t. and iann
goiieitora of Comnlalnaiul,
Middle niio, wgnls isogiiion, Gasd FC!«F^ FOR SALE*- Oak dining;, rnyia estensiyn MM. 111 Blghth atrett, 7.H.J
Ocean City, N, 1,
snes. US* SimiPiyin «v*nyc, e^li-H fahie, cseelicnt eeiidiiion, im§ AMlTuiy
Daieili May lath, IKS, S-2l.it
avenue. Pfige fH.Ou. €.11,11
WANTBD by mUdhl-aiTil mm, poiltton.
BEINrORCEl) IDNCRETE E PAVIN PAVINS
prsrorrabiy of flee \iork. Anply ii2ti FOR JALE_T«B.|iie«c dininK rinm ,uitf,
ERNEiT W, __._
BOARD Of CHO9EN FBEEyOLDIK
EEyOLDI
jBBltBir .tree!, Norrislown, Pa. r.l8.2t modrrn derisn and esceilent cimilitiiia, Seal laut* End iaiafSBM
OF CAPK WAV COU tV, X, J.
liBiuionnblB. Hra, G. W. Remiuiiton, (Mil ,
401 Wiiiar Afssi
WANTED—Private driviriii. But of «t- Iiii|anEi,y__B!afg. _ feli-lt I
eieiieea. Write Ihj= Mm. icntinei-
Ltdm., Offlte, 6.4.61 BEAL ESTATE I
1, r, OrALLAnHAM
Help Wanted. Malt
ANTHONV B. IHBKSI
B««l Estate For Rent.
BEAL KSTATE nBOKEIta
noon reliable bookkMBir and as,
(J3 AaBUBY AVENUE
enunijint. Will give ierviees reriKonngit. iUMMEB HENTA1,S - full or M-o tior, •
OCEAN CITY. N, I.
Oiieninif and clfliiag areouau. iirefianiaif ,!,.„.Wllllunu C.:.,. iomers I'eint, N J ,
I.IO.1,
nnaneiai Hlatementji, takiaif eare of eHljitea, Phone 7!, l-l-tl !
di-iermhiiin: simiile mcthnilF, Let tne rail,
i,« rimrKe. Write Bos M.6S, eare of Sen. FOR RENT =two nfnei-a on A.iiiury ni*-
ROIERTi
Ilntl-Mdlivr. g-lt.lt uue, Qiipoi'tuuily fur injiKvn aeekinii
SOMESI POINT
r«|i i*li|!i= iiffiiie. One fully er|uij>|H'ii Inr
REAL .ESTATE
For Bale
mil enliiie bupinens, one itfririi tinfuin.
SBM8 114.BJ
islieih aiiio fi!ur,ri«,,Ti iiiiiiriment hi rear
PUR HALE : f-IrH,L fllnkcr hi.jit -kill iif hfliee unfurnishHl; ill! (,invenief!v^«. hy
whh 4-?yUndiiF mntiir in Hm*ii nntaF* the year. Afiyly Aiuiiio Cotton, diy As. lEEAi; ESTATE nnd a!! ltn hHiielwi. Bes
Can b£- wen nL Clifkb BFQS. iHini staFHife, hury avenye.
^!h jtnii IlHr ftvenur, Mh f*!F (Ju.>k'F*a
Phnne mi. 4-a^tf
Imftl. Far furlhRf infarfiiBiisR. 111*!! A#. KlR JR RENT KENT Store rooms iind HiiHrtmrnls,
hiiFy &V-«nurs
S-!i=3t | Alililyiaa5_A»hury_avenue, j.imi mVlNG W* itHICT^TaEtfa Bnd Aibair
i RteaQe, E¥oFj-tfa!BS in f*al *?rt«fe
| Qylek pfsriti la my eyaUtmeFfc Ball
TOR SALE-One Hire,' ronl beer bBrrel, AoaFtmeiiti ror Dent
one Kinder ale oytfii, eomnlcte: one s!^,
1SU. T^lQ-y
feat eoualer, three show eases and furni. SECOND FLOdn iinnfimciifi w-ven ntsmSi
lure. Auply ,p Boardwaik, Cia-tf
(nsursnee
nil yeBF round, |55,80 » ffiOilUi, lliit fur- . _
FOR SALB Cat ,.. 31 f«t by 5 f«t. ti5^,,,
..irtl II. p. Roberts enslne. Aiiiily
Thorna. A, Williami. 1048 Anhyry avenue,
8-ll.at
LIVE
roll BALE — reiiiBreed t'.rrmiin Pnllce
iiuiiiiif!,, Fixjni fiinry, N, T, ilr,bin*on.
nnrctown, K, J,. or ahoac Ocean City HO,",.
. 1j.18.3t
A A±«2 taiB|1|m W " "^^.nS ! ^ »« s Up CAI'E MAV COUN
Neiicc is hereby &iran UHE ie»)«d bi<
wilt bo FiireWad hs tha Be«rd ef Cbaej
rn%'hgidCr8 ar Cai* Si? ^unyf, N. '
far pRviRir with JleinfflnasI Pstiland __
ment roncFiiP, and atrfsrwiie iiBprevlna
» iraHh-n tif Lhe County Raadw&y kPflwn
us Witawasd Baiilai&Fd, oite.sdiiii frsaj
Statian 40 at tha edgs sf tnIH*L jO£ean_e|ty,
avenue, Homers reini, H, J.
FOR KtSblt= Hnve dnndy iL|,iirim*ms far (_
Legal
ft-nti iiSu tii iiifing ri a^«in - nwfljunff ;"
your eslli Mewnrd inKliih, iWJ yj\h * IS IMIAN^KRY OF NEW J
Street. 5*2hif ' T.j KiJicFt J. Shan* «i Mrs,
Hhiirpi
H? Virtus Of till OffleF nf Iho C«!
CliiUircry (if NMIV JeravJS mfide f
if. In IL saLiac wh<
6rB ^* w
Tha bldn fcsr.¥sd will ba epefitd and
Fsiyj in imbHe at Cups Mil Ofiyf! HeyK. rr—r_ —...
qapa May Cayety, S. l-~am Juna «tfi* Bnjpwir
WH i Hi 2,M p, M,s BUndud Ha?,
ifid ftrlB
cenlfiict and boni
liFeiiflFiid by B, Esat i-:mUh.
In the odieB of isld s? Hi M
by p
sh^KI hgyrn.
will b* rlA with &
pps.nisUngl KDd blae BHS
drawlHiff bj iha cRifiHeer SR lira
iee ami depa-it af SWM fsr fts
ifliitian
The *ig,00 densiited will __
if the speeiitefttian.1 and blue pflnli irs
returned ig the ensiSBtF in Hired esfiaitiaa
within P0 daya fram tha dete sf n^
e^iyinif bicbj gf if IliB *g^ij n^ani
ba:
Uids must bs nmde agt sa tha _
srd rrniinHl RJFHIB, la tliB H>SDA«T
ijinated the Fein sad required by
t'siBr*'*, bearing the naina snd
af
I'tlR RKNT -Aiiart
da^ I Bide,
Bs«Fd of Ehiwn Free-' THa »td Bill !a filed i
Foylirj and Supplies
hiiih. ail rnnveniyg
i:uKt. Atiiily 4iy Ajib
Her-, hpldQri, Unlm May CauBty^ H, J« aad ' tfiin martgags givcj I
accompanied by a esrtlfiefits frsm tot and Ralph 1
!
QCEAH C1T¥ FINAKGK AHP
FRESH killed ehlekens. stHetty fresh eggi,
soiiiisaii¥ KyaFfint^iEig the fur* - Luther L, Wai
MORTliACE
rabbits, R, B. GUY, I lOui St. ArArtTOlNT for rent f
ef a tend and * eertlfiod flieckn 26th. l9'Ht oi I __ _
Phon
iaas ihan tt?a (16) p€f ?efit ef; SeoBfi EUy, Cairaty of Cap#
Rooms a!U
ynt^bid, iifovJdcd iMid ehsefc fhnJt j list? of New JiFSSi uhlcb Ua 1
Began City fit in & Try*t Bid[f.
Ir^n thrin ffiSO.DO flaf RiarS thsn ' litgetiiEf with ft Band i
Oceiifl City. N. J-
b* dciivefni at Itta }}!•« j iSffiC. haVi ft«S aa^@ ._ . ... .
WANTED Siw,t,il,hanjl furniture nna
fliijil i
: an me haup abs Baisssd, Th« 1 giaiiisiit i and jBi* J, S^n WI&L
il Hnlhinir, Unii,l iiriei- iiliid,
f any, of Rtibcfi J, ghai-p nnd M
Prei->Ni) form it MUtchcd to tho j sre Side B aafesyJHifc, lWcm4-> fM.Vi
W.riic to J, HHiFiii, Oeean ('iir, N. J.
.i?ri j, Hhftrp. hi
-I^iiloMll.,1,-. donks of wbkh will be ! the husband ef iUrnh HtMton -Winterttwn,
S,,|.. mfirte hy K, W, Bu
runttuhi-il eh viiuliwlon. | Uf« ^H ?wfi?r a« ^3 prtiT-rty. *fld
Ksal Katato for Hale or Hcni (if iho CUy

1 IMIiT .TOBRENEt AMD ESTHER RAUTON IN A SCENE FROM THI
'YRmntHMSMOSVCnON •TMHUNDSMBIM' AMRAMOyNTHCTURf,
(Ml BUND GODDESS"
{AT M0ORLYN THEATRE
j ; OTHER BIG PICTURES
Uouee Peters in "t^ombsf Tunjgh
f — Drana of New York
8.1 CeurU Saturdiy
a i • i- - ~-
• "The Blind Godde«s," a power.
I drama of New York's criminal
is, will be the attraction «t
r
Moorlyn Theatre tomorrow
sturdily), and Monday and TUBS.
y. The cast Includes Bather
Isten, Louisa Dresser, Jack Holt
" Snnt Torrenee.
hut Train'! eiteitlng novel of
r New York life, "The
_ Meu," tea at lait reach,
screen via. Paramount and
! mock pageantry of the law
«nu the unequal struggle between
tight «nd wrong form an interest,
(ng and powerful theme for this
jpnianee-drama,
? TJle rtory, In hrief, portrays the
"•"'"^f romance of a young pros.
• attorn«y, who in farced to
e tta fhr! he loves to adhere
ideal of dut>'. The action is
in a background that ranges
tti grim routine of the cnm.
courfis to the smart social at
re of Fifth Avenue's ex,
homes.
f sequence in "The Blind
=_-_j is said to be a climax in
&slf9 and each sequence as it is
tjMMqed leads up to Che tremend-
Wl courtroom scenes where Esther
JpUtan, d»URhter of Torrence, the
tmmkred political boss, demands
th? life of Louise Dresser, the
•Mash charged witt the crime,
Vfes later proves to be her own
mother!
, "Per Second Chance," the pic,
taw you've been waiting for, will
W-abstract the Msoriyn Wednes-
day . ELINOR G0m *§pUt
Mi£E^ PRINGLE SbftlUND
Ocean C(ty't Favorite
ADDED ATORACTIONS
Today and Tomorrow
Friday and Saturday, June 18lh and
Johnson—BTOthers-
"Th
an
"The Jan I!oy8"
d M l l AMIIIU 1, OB 1^1
FEATURE ATTRACnON-lodny Fnd.y, Jan, m \
H
he Jan I!oy8
la a ilminf, DaiHin •nd M,ilt,l o»,rl.i In
Howe Peters
"COMBAT
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ml llh Mii nd ttaM ant In Ih. itHi l n ,„„„. *
AAi«J—Fo, imcnM frmtf,- AI socrett-
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Also Monday and Tuesday, June 21st and 2Jna : ??$tjl
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WBDNE8DAV and THURSDAY—June 2Srd and 2«h
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fOL. XLIX., No. 14—34 Pafes-B lections
Published and Printed ih^cean City
OCEAN CITY, N. J. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1926
PRICE THREESFNTS
Pennsylvania R. R. Vets,
On Annual Outing, Have
Big Time In This City
Broad Street Station Force, Numbering 1,600, Led by Hand,
Invades Resort—See Fair Swimmers 1 Exhibition nt
-. Elandera-Poolr Eat-and-Are-Merry —
For the second consecutive pca-
sonF the Pennsylvania System Vet-
eran Employe*' Afinociation t\r-
rl^etl In Oce&h (fty yeht* rday im
their annual outinjf r**jir WQ*, tx,
prmt&^d in the morning, as the
ftpecl&lft fltcamed out of UrouJ
Street Station, Philadelphia, thut
the committee hud not ext' ?^|l
ALL READY TOB *'8B|A$!^'i
to?
Lifcsaving Service Most Cdra;
irtetr AWttg ^*t^te^
WedBejday niomua maJB^fa,
last of u Mri« of teiU condurted r,-
by Captain Jemee ,b>'«f«»rf
which lie cooiploted tho,
flf the:Oc?Bn mr-f Mh* ,
beaefi rfeulotioM, CoiHaln ^etiweiy
drawing upon his seventeen,mmJ)
experience In work of tlus «attt»f»w
put the applicants through a eontNlJ .fM
of rigid requlremonts in ordeliiwi ""
Insuri the same hiih perejntm!'
of efflciency that has chUaetniMd.
the unit since Its organliotion by,
the leader seven years ago, ,r
At the conclusion of the BlBlB«v i.H|
ing's test. Captain Jemei annqu^sjt''S4S
ed his personnel and tho names of
guards who were auiened to duty.
As hue been published in the
Si-ntlnel Ledger, Dr Eugene Darby
will be bracn surgeon, assisted by
C. L. Welsh, who conies here From
Tulone University, New Orleans.
Charles Schoek heads the guardl ai
lliiutenont. Under him are Thos,
P Bi-gley, Robert W Jomlculm,
Harold J Saxon, Ward H Shep-
pard, Geo W Hafrner, Hobt,
Clayton and C Addlson BuehL The 1
list of those selected from the
(Continued on Page Six)
OLD-FASHIONED
CLAM BAKE IS
TO BE SERVED
TEMPLARS HEAR
A FINE SERMON
M1ESARGENT
Atlantic Csmmandery Attend-
ed Services In FirHt M.
E. Church Here
Members of Atlantic.Command
ery, Knights Templar, to the num.
her of 188, attended services in the
of
Tom Itreet
Mrs. Caroline B- L- Leech, of
SIxtli. street and Atlantic avenue,
soys tliat due to lack of liRhta at
the corner of Eighth street ami
Atlantic nyonue, . her daughter,
Miss Caroline It. Leech, was seri-
ously injured in an auto accident
at that, corner, last nigrht. Dr.
Townsehd was called and lie placed
nine stitches in Miss Leech's head,
it inBtated.* Mrs; Leech, the .mo-
ther, who is advanced 111 yoars, was
badly shaken and suqtalned a se
VITP nervous, shock, it la claimed
Mrs.. Leech and her daughter,
together with- Mrs. Leech's son,
Wm. S. Leech, were 'driving along
the avenue, . when; they saw an-
other car approaching In the op-
posite direction. With the ntreetn
torn up and the avenue well filled
with machines, the Leech ear wont
tns —.— •» M
si-rmon by the pastor, tho Rev Dr
Normun Vincent Sargent. Thcr
was appropriate intisii. by th
chtfir..
Members of the commander;
drove over from Atlantic City 1:
machines, and, joined by a num
her of thi> local members, formeu
In line at tre Masonic iiulldlne,
Ninth street nnd Asbury avenue,
whence they marched In a body t
the church, making an impressivi
appearance.
Dr. Sargent took the motto
the commandery, "In Hoc S'
Vlnces," n» tho subject of his
course. The teit waa from th
Book of Joshua, Si 4: "That yo m;
know the way by. which ye muii
ffo."
He spoke as. follows:
(Continued on Page Thirty-one
playing irith Ocean City Riviera I into one of the ruts,
Ign<
dis
Buy ana sell-ysiaiecoiiaiBart
iuralliirt at Vtname's, §BAsta||.
lit !
rllramar Developers Ptan BIff ft
Tline Saturday—Muile ," s
and Dancing , .|
At a o'clock Saturday afteraBoaT •"{
here will be "W^ dotoV at Mlra; ;•
nnr, the new dBVelopmtnt at •*
ieasley's Point. Them will he en-; •' •:
attainment and refreshmenW mi,•';
ha hlihett order, partlcBlarly^ttB -',;i
ittes, conailtine as It will, ofa« :;l
Id-fashloned chim Bake, tlwi;ifj!
hich, in the norlanee of the pa€&3 is
shere isinothinB quite » t»fcg
mi. The Bsh and «taWS"-**v*
,t the spot and, in: thefrtiaMfe
.jreclsely at the appointed %f,,^ii:^J
lid will be lifted, and one willijwwa
hat ona will see, .. •"••^SSiaB
Sales Manaser Valentini,-B» j,
of eeremonles, states that, ajnaf^;
hungry throne.ef, 2^op^wfl!.nQf;efe^*
iwvat the r^Seshnu?ntij^ove*c^B^€^
the BMiuhds'ir drown tlM7WUUt^aCt

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OCEAN CITY-8ENT|NEl-LEP«ER, OCEAN CITY. N, X, FRIftAY, JUNE>"'a5,M926
HfflOEDS"
AT BABIES'HOME
FEATURE WORK
Latest Addition Comes from
Mr and Mrs Arthur
U Baker
MAKE BABY WEEK PLANS
Hig
Committees for This
Event Arc Soon lo be
Appointed
The Ocean City
for Batte! inis- r
for ? from Mr.
th I) Mk f l >
Ilinni-
n M
r ? m . i
thur I). Maker, of l > hiluil«l|ibiu, foV
si memorial U.'
y
.1 Ti lhar hgun. ami a nun
h t f flit n 1 til n^ tlit. < \ts
; h-v4 -fnnul nl
i th n ith (i
I en *lud\ infc the i
kni*W
Mi
hin
hii i
11 (.*«!» I
I h 1
j t <
Sd
thfl [frcat feature
thli} >t.ar S nl |
for be*!* have been receiver in 1
ilition to tho annual conlrilmlor
During "Baby Week,'* whith al
A\ays is rdt nt I ti I t \i k
in Jul> Xi fn? \\ 11 11 j t 1 m m
onal -unite it Ih h jrae ,n ho lor
of thi lonoi of Mil inaibel tn- t
tn beik \ tjbl t Mil ll . 1
lilltfeilr*l in mt-timrULni to Clun
l_^rk-|n || irtlr\ who mnUlel
fiumrnrdv-to tly-hcm
In adilition to tin- cash nintriliii-
tKUl-* ret-eivpt! donation w*k, Lh*
Humes of Mrs. Flora Talirum ami
f tht. rtsort in I Kt I i I bull I i i. and the (In nl er il i-i an. ort in h 11 1 i
MLintir t i^ ill in , ,, | ^ [i r, „ from I he 1 >l full irurn? ' Ihe n in !„ r
^u,nd rd 1 If tn I her tl , tI t ot , Hit iff ir in I ;ublii. 1 o M r afin h' » i ' ie Jn I
!•» ll " >• r n "" h l l n \ ept i h II i ir I n I ireu I of in r. ill 00
b jutilull I nttd ml furn li , n m ,,. lcitttl l i , (1 ll i f\picte I lu. ill
.1 th kitchen -unerbh , 1 I ub
1 1 i K ( ! n OO0 1
0 00O '20 " OO0 < i 11
I 100 000 I O'O < mi r i I \rt
en L imr ' 000 1 >
OOO I f
uti
1 ': NEITHER PARTY
GIVEN PAPERS
"•Mother Mettni). * II be h I I
Cattle him tMrv Ih ir 1 ij ifi r
ytfn ut 3 o i lock Ei rv i inun
chili! wtlfiire l tur , ^
in-ntur "imiiL fir th Juslirp Dexine Slid That Ho > u Iding h n,
I,- in I B wculhirrh ir MM ^\,ll Hold Th^e for ,
enjojel ^peiker an I nil • • ,. {_ B
i*n soloiit will b. hear 1 from L*8dl Un nt r
p to time Tf i will ili*i be \ft r htjnn the ti tun n f
•ouffh the courtr»\ of Mr an 1 V , L Johlls ' " h lorI h Ju tl e of the 1 ir
that •eetion nf Ocein < ty ire \ M i Jon11 •" 1'eMnt li 1 in I p rc
)ri9st eurhalb iimtid to J«n in "i it he ». ill I ni|»unl tin juptr ' ur
thf nork for the babi jn I e "hi I h i I I »n n 1 i po t» ion l
pecially to attfml tin mothfr UT *" ** r L ' 'a\ until he i\j i 1 '
ith MJ\ t riunif mi \ r t n i- \ o 000
L r n ua In itr of th hifch 1OOUU0 t 1
a* I I nt t hj lih lit, f tl I h u f unl ttut wit ill the
iu | er n I i t ro n bl t r r n n n nt in| I e 1 i ih th
. i nl v. ith Mr C t i I hil I l| I i ti ni \ tin 1 i 11 I
I>ir t i P t i n I umid th t lLi in I h i ti I [ i it n i
th nui per m unJitni 1 ili
" " i. ubl1 • i r » «; M h u t « t n f ih
"I- 11 < f the Chamber of (. oinmt rvf
fir the fourth o' July celebratirn
and contributed 1250 to the Tunil.
Secretary Sebright is authority
for the statement that regular
monthly meeting* will UL hel I dui
Colorful
colorful hosiery
and novi the
"Orifta most
turning her
POtic ejea uiion (he
motur car
W R Milner
Kineer and a
claims th it thtn. u's
tonanl color in
ind thut the f,
11 e Amenc^ii
culor sport colon
noun *lmdc! jnd evtulu
has iprug colon am)
tin I numerous othfer
color nil of which
Oltictala Si^n First Contract
With D. A. McClelland
for $93,157
BIG WEAKFISH AT
ANGLERS' PIER
of Leroy Simon I'cr
suidc a 10 V; I'oundtr
to Stay
lie li I ti t ( I ui h ofhu iN of I
On u (.in hi t ),Tiel i fn t con I
tuct IMMI i with D A Me |
(lell.nl f Ili.l.lelph.i for the, ^ ^ ^ _. " ^ ^ of ^
necti n of thi lien church ml An^ltn Club report's an ui usu il
pn in
Tenth
1 he m Ifrn inrl telb al H
ii a» mifch freshr, fa Zl_
of u nev. govm „ Q^ u£<
dunce of it ntyle lint ti£i
ei .ntial shecliimB. Ai«J
of Hue la» betn known tjl,
11 popul inty from coHt U
in i fev, vtdu, > JIO^M
t ha been known to bransX.
thec urtr> over alrnott (lai
Style ai I fa,l,lon &1-*
loii) heen the ilavei i
Ui te>.
Utcdu t c lora are
J.roviint in nnuorUnct ,
to the ^mcriuin girl if
tu u i her in 1 tent
i ler ,antt> Uf [.
colorful mot r cam, u«
1>I1 bu h IcMgncr mil hi"
t furtlici ruiht her "
If the Vmfnnui __
tj continue to keep step liji'|
w >rl I most colorful i "
\mericai uutoi obile
L» it n, lei aicnut anil 1 * fln Iun of w *? k " s ' 1 and hl 'urer v,,ll be compdfed to
he it ne le\ a>enut an, f ( m d connrmation for his as tr lhl v HI, most coloi«l3l
tnet Ilunib.nt, he itinc ' ,,„„ b> consulting hib bi(k l> omiiKiiu
\t neek TlO
D \ Mr( ltllin I i in f.n'T-i'
l f tht in t let f. fill con
in 1 ir n I PhiLuIel
Thfi FlanUcrn Hotel in this
A fine specimen of the work
of I ireproof ^trurlurt Will
Bt \bout *l 0 000
tollrl I ht Y n a
l Mi.rii.ll nil f I hi
tht t> prevent tccidents with
light tmctorS in that poritiQH I
Jprkmjj them b\ suddenly throw ing^i
ni tho clutch. 13 inviting 1 di^i-^tpr
A aafptj device can b** installed!
to prpvmt such accidents but ox
patience hub fahown that the be •it
safet> device >et known is the]
(jraj niattt r under Ihe op^ratotb,
cap, according to the
This in effective nlKO in
the cranking t>f ^ tractor
CAB BUSINESS
* ^ - • -
Tfl \A& Six More Vehicles to
w Number in LEC
Wo hi& other Ocean CIt> mtrr
sCS. Oluytan S Roberta icaltor*
Med the Yellow Cth Service
Mr IlobPfUi h ^ uunplptcd
e qf the ft3,nchjt>e and
niore cabi to thd three
in the transaction,
^v, Af^xA M^mno started the ^e]
Iiii^ Cab ser\iee in lhi& m % W A tts Bt al1 tiraes ' but especially so when it applies
h n fffi « remodelling your fun. By doine it now you save considerably-
j&isSkisc aiffln i s h on! n fur " qni1 sut w " kruoma » n *-*• «•*•"-'
Call'Marina 400 M, g. m,,, ro,->n,],.a rioor
M.E;BLATT€O.
Atlantic City's Great Department Store
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tODB 6cBAJJ PITT VNTlWlTmFli'nr p ^ «W'w. J miDAY. JUNE 21, M2C
Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger
**»-l .1 Second CIus MalWr HI Po* Qlllo lull)
OCEAN CITY, N. J,
ALBERT L. INORAJl,
JOHN F. HHMAMSB, EJIlor
CUNTON 1). LOWDEN. AJ.crU.lni Muutr
Col* M ay County's Leading Nmrapaper
uti.li
mJr
FRIDAY, JUNE 2f. 1926
FACILITIES
In iti attempt to accommodate the tre-
mendoui increase of motor parking, due to
th» opening of the Delaware Bridge and the
Btiqui, the Commiitloneri of Atlantic City
are arranging to open two immense public
parklrig grounds for 10,000 cars,
. One wiU be on the Abiecon boulevard, on
th# site of the propowd State Armory, The
other is on the city lot at Airport, on thi
PleasantviUe boulevard.
In response to the request of the Cham-
ber of Commerce, thit Qoean, City utilize jts
ground between Fifth and Sixth" streets, tor
additional parking, Mayor Champion stated
that both Fifth and Sixth streets might be
widened, between the tennii courts and the
loardwalk, if funds could be found for that
purpose.
Ocean City needs all of the patronage it
qui get. The season here is too short as it
is,'and, during the few weeks that we have,
every possible visitor should be encourafed
to>come here, by making the conditions as
attractive as we can.
The additional parking facilities provided
by thojiew parking ordinance are fine, so far
OPENING OF BASEBALL. SEASON
The Way They Catch 'em In Pennsylvania^
open nejn-Tnurniayr thanks to the
prise of Ralph L, Cheitir, with this resort
having a, teim thit looks good—on paper, at
tout.
The grounds In thi city's athletic park
are bting put in fine condition by Director
Robinson, Mr. Chester state*, ind Mr, Ches-
ter also aays that he nas been very kindly
helped, in the way of securing additional
benches, by Mayor Bader and Director
Kuehnle, of Atlantic City.
It is planned to have a worthwhile open,
ing celebration, with a parade of the players,
headed by a band of music, and a flag-rals.
ing in the park just before the game with
"Ins
"the Cheater (Pa.) ball teanrstttrts
Champion ii expected to throw out the flrst
ball, Efforts are being made to have a few
notables from out of town take part in the
ceremonies, but nothing definite regarding
this part of the program was known •yes-
terday.
AH lovori of baseball among th« local
people and the summer cottage colony should
patronise the garnet here. It it the present
plan to have a game every wtek-day with
itrong teams from Penn»ylvani», New York,
Delaware and New Jers«y.
COTTAGERS ABRIVING
The public ichoolg and "prep." schools in
Philadelphia and vicinity having eleied for
the.summer holiday vacation period, Ocean
City is beginning to nil with cottagers.
So long as Ocean City is noted as a
"family resort," and we hope this reputation
will continue, one may expect that conditions
of this kind will exist. Parents of children
will not leave Philadelphia until the schools,
public< and private, have closed for the
months of July and August, I
In the course of time, and this will not
be 10 lonf, the visitors to Ocean City will in-
clude many who have either paised the stags
where they have growing children or who
have no children, and, when this happens, Democrats Put Skids Under
CELEBRATE 47TH
ANNIVERSARY OF
THE TABERNACLE
Opening; Services Sunday in
Hands of Dr. Neil,
"Scotch Evahuelist"
DR. VAlt
FINE
INTHE^
Pays $29,000 for
StyleHouse-BfilR
W ED
Dr Chan B V«Bt of '(
has purchased the
ah type home j
h> W L D Welch, I
Weatei rosd. In the (fcllL
ilcna section of the city
palil was $29,000
The roomi ire i
cioua and every i
convenience and
PLANS FOR TUB SUMMER
Prot Henry Gurncy in Charge
of the Singing Daring
August.
The forty-seventh annivermry
of the opening of the Auditorium
i of the Ocean City •Tabernacle As-
gngiutionjwill he nhiierggd Sunday,
June 27, at which services the _ _ m
"Scotch Evangelist, 1 ' the Rev.'a"Jow ^j'jj^
Samuel 0. Neil, D. D., secretary of tike as that Dr. VafiiSifsl
the American Baptist Publication | fc
a -welcome sight.
llos the Mster, and eh has
jK < in.l< of friends, not only among the
jfll jc ni r< Hiriento, but Also •among' the thou-
(joilla of \iiitors to this cihr HuritfE the eum-
rtitt noniionn and all of ^hom join in the
fyuft thiiL oac|t yr'Al be -spared ^celebrate
ANOTHER BOOSTER" GONE
In the death of Herman Rehborn, which
occurred at his summer home in thiscity; a
few days ago. Ocean City lost one of its
friends of a great m»ny years. His-death
will be regretted by a large circle of friends.
Mr. Rehbprn was assistant director of
the Philadelphia Department of Supplies.
HfeN •' jiiirir iidrfri 1 i»tof;wirl'''«ilat"—"broke"—"'kaput 1 ^
i-rSwii:&litf^4.mil|rp!»rt «N. B, K" So,the^ttidorto.go
B^SsnlbfrCIaMllnto^ theihie aWnlngbrtslliMs. M
msh going well untiri ooliee officer
Mkel toviM;theip 'i-—- w-i
Wl B ^iiTnB r Univeri}hr;of CUt
firnlt OVm pefc-thf:eAh^wM a
somewhat."expensive proposition—
e*h clatshienibii 1 ttviBfthflnre.
quired • to, contribute $7.00 toward
-"Wj'diyVlhey mdney^ _wa«' dntj
one, they
A l
license Not
retired from
h
hininK one, thy ed from
business A casual audit, however,
revealed that they had taken in
$14 80.
liioto shows' Mr." Boland'shin-
Julius Caesar
in his Commcntdiic4 telli how his
soldiers on the eve of a certain
battle made their wills. Be wiser
than those old Homan soldiers and
before death is near, make your
vull and appoint the First National
Bank your Executor. We shall be
glad to confer with you on the
subject.
ESTABLTSH EDiQAN^l
Bvi'toopi they^'ng the ihoej of Misi Helen Moss.'
Out of
A
Clear Sky
Comes
1 **ti
The
of flre, aeeldatlil
many oUm
they have r~^^jmm
an unfoniira* WH
left somwtuDja
in j the cost to I
to his
family.
That MB I.
you! So &*mi
vice and prett
MlfnnwdiW.ss,
tm inrtnnsB Mffl
kinds.
FrankLl
REALTOH r|
7Z4 Asbury
Oteu
nrv
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmme«,
W. n. KRAFT,
President _
PENNA. R. R. VETS
|0N ANNUAL OUTING
(Oontinuetl from Pnge 1)
W, V. MOYER,
Third vice PresySnt
.-_ K- H; BROWN,
Second Viee President
rtion of Ward Beam, after which
[the ocean was unlocked and a sise>
Broportion of the veteranM
lie women-folk braved HID
rtitlBBi wavei,
. Broom Polo—the sport of Hinea
ktid Kidillliryoung and old —'
Jirouifht forth the best talent from
is department of the auditor of
revenue and the auditor of local
W«ic,
At one o'clock dinner wag servei!
. the Flanders, the Arcadia and
i and, previous to a Eight-;
Ing tour about the city and a i _
• the bty, through the Ocean City
"•mber of Comniorce. the vlni
» were treated to a water eami
ol in the Flanders pool,
there was an exhibit of swim
ni(g and fancy diving by Ambas
•dor Club fflrlB; Smith Bros.
TicillnnH, and Ernie Welse un
j under water. These were
(11 well received,
from their trips on
I and water, the excursionists
Eticlpated in a musicalii and
ice at the hotel, tho music be-
ing furnished by the accounting
pigartBient band and the vocal
tlpn by the Pennsylvania Kaii-
,1 ftuartet,
Hiortly after 7 p, m,, the p;c-
bickers entninoi! and, with thB
jkoning sun to the woat,' reiied
i homeward, tired, but fully con-
; with the day anil !tn su|ier-
lant "doin'i,"
Start of Association
C, P. Brady, secretary nf the
Brganization, provicied the follow-
ing relative to the association ^
f"We Pennsylvania Syntem Vet-
i Emplo'yei' Association, Cen-
Offico, Philadelphia, wan or-
iced on Fehruary 17, mzi, with
J charter membership of 12(11.
prt of a force bf 7,000 eifficurH
I employes in active service hi
general office, Philadelphia,
lore are now 2,000 employes who
jive been in the service twenty-
i years or more, and this num-
• how constitutes tho membor-
iip of our organization. Twenty-
mi years of service is the prlncl,
»1 reguirement for eligibility to
lembenhip in the association. All
f our general office officials, frnm
« president down, are included
i our membership,
"There are forty-two orminiza.
Ions'en the Pennsylvania Bailrowl.
at of about 200,000 employes,
aeri are approximately 48,000 on
fur payrolls who have been in thi'
fcrvice twenty.one years of more.
i doubt if any other railroad or
jastrial establishment In th?
Biintry, perhaps In. the world, can
hake such a showing of long
_ _ of service of such n larnf
IroBortlon of empIoye-H,
I "In addition to our active mnm-
Jlrihlp, wo have nearly twn hun-
Ind memberB of our general of-
w.i association, who have been re-
Kid from service of the roml iiinl
m on "the 'honor roll.'
("Since the inauguration of niir
srion system, in 1000, over 1B.-
) employes have been plnceii on
.jiloni, and over §,300 are now
|«ing and receiving penaiona,
. „ FUR VAULT"
IS MOST COMPLETE
A iliini' enrnptisei! of luniinateil
steel pliitei, weiirlunic 10,000
ppunils, controlled by several com-
hination loefcH, ahil also a very In-
genious tirne-lrick, lirevents fqrei-
able entry into the vault uiiiltM- th**
most mlverHe enniiitiohs.
A special alarm system, nperstte'l
from within tha vault, enniilp» any.
one left locked Inside to ctimmuni-
Clito with the store within nhe hour
after the vault i« Incfccii, befori.
the time-lock begins to fuiictinn.
A specially mlaptei! cooiinjr sys.
tern, mljUHteil to lhi> iilniil tfiiincra-
:uren for fur«, is included in the
!(|uipmeiit.
The capacity of the vault is eiiise
to ten thauHiiri,! irni-inpntji
THIN FROCKS
APPEARING IN
GREATNUMBERS
Chi (Ton s., C.corjict Ua and
Voiles Promise to be
Leaders This Your
nmini? of «jrm ^t ithi r
^ .ipiKdi in tfr it rntui
Illlllltic lily Firm Has Last Word
1 in Safely
I
The list word in •.nd t> and ••>>!
nlmce for handhtiR 1 larRf num
rof valuable furs lus bten (.11
l out in the suoei -ife cold fo>
rOrap. vnult erected hv I »
Igrons 1 M>7 0") Pafific ivenut, ,\ l
Intic City ,
f Working on the specific ition o[
TO insurance .omiinnlcs the i "»'
1 appearance mill construct""! iH
ails equals the finct Iwnk mult
where.
•*•'&•-'
)AGRONS* NEW VAULT
The reopening of the Casino
Club, at Moorlyn terrane and the
Boardwalk, and the Studio do
Dance, on the Hippmlrome P
starts the summer ges^en for the
younger set here, with darning
svery evening.
The popular Miami Entertainers
leaded by Lou Megonigal, will fur-
lish the music at the Casino Club,
jnd Lou promises it will be even
better than ever.
The children's dancing daises
nil be held Tuesday and Friday
Bornlngs, with a children's camf-
ra! every Wednesday afternoon un-
der the direction of Miss Anne
Gray, solo danseusa of the Civic
Opera Oomnany ami soloist with
the LitUefleld Dance,
Miss Gray has arranged many
new and interesting features for
both the classes and carnivals,
which will interest the parents us
well as the children.
There will also be a special
..ass for women; which will in-
sludo- many novel features. In-
formation may be obtained from
Miss Gray.
R, K. WILUAMS, Jr,
Treasurer
w^itfa a fouHneh !>is?ating
the bottom of thg jumper.
Nefk and esurpltey clpaing were aU
«n cd^-e.l ^^Ith the pleating.
The thin things twpifv the trend
luwardM sririish, nuttorfriic nimiels.
StiH, -they are quite flultable for
hu oldMr ^woman If sM^ takes care
to scl^et the rlBht matt-rial for her
ilrvxK, The tiny cape is In evidence
nn many of these dre»ft«i4t scarf
IHINI circular, ffffllcL and pleated
kirts. They must he full enough
n one way er anothor tn bg goft
and jfraeeful when one' moves
about,
C rEffally youin,
CATHAftlNK nniK
Kxtenian Clothing
JIVE
OPENS SEASON
Many Attractions There and
at the Studio
de Dance
Un -i'iuirsoay afternoons the «|
..aya popular cart partlci will bi
held" under the direction of Mra
W. K. Hflrrli.
At the Studio de Dance thi
muiic will be by llayraond Duffs
land his popular dance sifehMtm
ipiendld aa this music has been i]
the past, it promises Mt yor u
equal any orchestra ever heard
or danced to in Ocean City.
For in addition to the itara, u
well known to patrons of th(
studio, there will be the famoui
team of Evorwnln ant
Bridgein, and Joe Burke, thi
talented banjoist, whose * piayiiig
was the talk of Florida during the
winter.
Then there will be the "Kiddle
Car Polo Matches, 1 ' with the atndii
represented > by the alUatar team
captained by Charlie Hodgers
University of Fenn gridiron afar.
Bach week there will be at "lewt
...ii! souvenir and novelty night
and a number of big benefit dance!
are promised by Ocean City organ,
izations.
PERSONAL NOTES BY ,
BOARDWALK STROLLER
Strolling along the beach, the
other day, we came across Miss
"Peg" Miller, a popular member of
the younger set here last Hummer,
when she took pdrt in the bay car-
nival. We learned that the fam.
lly of j: Horace Miller, of IBJOl
Lincoln avenue, Moores, Pa., are
A GOOD TIME TOO
BUY BARGAINS
AND HERE ARE FOUR
BAY AVE. LOT
Between lilt and 2nd Streets
iO % SIS Feet
$12,000
Wol! Financed
BAY AVE. LOT
Between Srd and Uh SlKcta
10 X K.O Feet
8-Htory, s'Beii RMitia
All Y«ar 'Ksund Cottage
' Furnished
Gafags
$10,000
Well Financed
Tkli Will Bh.w n Revcnuii «I rrn(
2 LOTS
On Seaapray Road
Near Wealey
$8,250 Each
CORNER LOT
ieabrighl
end
lurf Roadi
71x79 Feet
$120 Per Foot
Financed
SALES, RENTALS INSURANCE
IRWIN C. NICHOLSON
REALTOR
505 Ninth Street Phone 88
With thr
hin fmi
KT* It
hi- sta bin-Huge^ with the cnol
lays we hiiye had, mart (if us woru
iur tailored Bult8_and ofUMi addod
;op foatB-^—as late ua tho Rrat weyk
if June. I
It's nicu now tn think of Bunnj 1
jays nhuad and the lovely eliif-!
'bns, i;nor(fettP«, ViilU,!!, pic,," priiiii. j
isc tii; be. tt?iidei-H for tlw' sununi'f |
ieason, Tht\v hnik m rtntl ahi 1 '
Rimfortable, ton. Tho pfinttid ma
iiriuin are iloliKlitfui urn! of un
imitod • varietv, Floral dciiKIM, I
]oth larijij and small, ure lined for|
sntjH! TrmrhH of cnmbilieci with j
1 ' material in tile way of |
, hi rtc
.impel- of
with a skirt of jiliiin miiturial, and
mmt> I'liarminB (towns lire fttsllinii-
id of th(! plain slulf, with no ilfru-
-ation at sitl,
Bliic-k c-rifffon Is In deniattd^-
Miiiiutiin*%*i all hUwkf but lunn? nftf'h
pastel colors uri; intrfiduf-iH! in
rianuls and bonihrs, Hluok frorks
for afWrnoon or evening wcur ursj
irightt.'n*?d -with a ffliy ffower itlac-
id ni ^hotilflcT fir belt.
Print!?*! crpiio i\v ciiirif?, ffiulurd,
iiiiii Nitilil^ir nilliS un. tisi'il fiir Utii-
rinrd ninfU_*li5 aiiij ary espt't-ially suit-
ail for iriiVi*!, fiir husiiH'SM, tir for
suiilhiui* mhopjiing trips. Vuu will
fine many bok pirated skirts,used
for this- typo nf drtiss anil tiioy are
^attriit-tiV! 1 . U^iiiiiiy tite plijats
are .just across the front nnd this
a point, to ciinsidi*r In a travel
eks, fur tiiun thrrij are no
«ts at the back to be snt upjon
iind spoilgiL ' I suw several such
frocks that would be .most service-
able, and ' they were gyod-loeking,
There
prints i
fimdn
nd, if
'• the nicest all-over
tali di'sl^hs for the
makes, hor own clothes,
have use for such u
TV! ^et tirui while there is a
rge sqleertlnri^nf patterns, I saw
one-pioee dress tpday that could
Lsjly. be matle from the permanent
pattein, ' it'wiis cut with Inverted
pleats at the undor.arnis scams to
give fullness to the skirt and a
narrow belt tied 4it one stita. The
front" of tho : dress had boon cut
open from nock "to belt and a two*
Inch band of plain georgette hem.
stitched .around the neckline, down
both sides of the front opening and
left to hariit in a'soft bow and
ends to the licm lino, The band
was mitrid to form the cornen of
the collar.and a similar method vim
used for the sleeve trimming,
• With a' liBureil '• mafcrial, • the
choiM of the most becomihg.ct
In the pattern for the bands a>
to'the >atlsfactioh' of' Mvlnj a
dress that .suit* one perfectly, sHd
the bit of plain color gives a noto.
of sniartneig, too, "The' sleeves
were lony,- ah.1, lie this narticuiiir
dresii, close fittlfts. in inoit of the
thin mmteriois, however, you will
find bishop. sleeves.arid ofMn.;.(iuite
U There 'war Ca ,t|av« twdipi
For
Stucco—Plastering
and Brick Work
That will be as permanent and attractive
years from now as the day it was applied,
assign the job to us,
BEST RMI7TS A'f THE
LOWEST COST
The Stucco, iPlastering and Brick Work
on the new Gateway Casino was done by
John T. Johnson
2nd and Simpson Ave. Qwanr jti^» N. J,
~ : - • ; . : - •:-•.;::'[ PHONED'435'^'?^ : '•!;/::;"V
again summerHig In their cottage
po Station roatL
niwtU, Itj, BM^I ludi
Bonmwall, of FUuiupo
mer ntident of Ocean ,,
leuned Oat Mr. Bonnl'
has obtained • three
ieive of absence from hi months
tmsltlon
n PhjtadilphJi to take ehw> tit
% builneu proposition here.
Mrs, George Lon(, of Philadel-
phia, a well known nummer rtwi-
lent here, was leu Sunday on the
Boardwalk with her sen, WUUpi,
"BlUy," of llfc-eu»rd dote. Thoy
v?er@ on an excunien hmil fer an
upartment for the aummcr.
These University boy* hsvc
been HOI alone tt« "boartai" ^
Lodnreod Miller, Bill p'Aqolniu
in.l Matthew-Korby Gale, all of
the Wharton School,
Henry T. Gray and Fre«l S.
arvos, of the Wharton School,
[Jniverilty ef Pennsylvania* and
iVillinm 3, Begley, who )• ntudy-
ng isw at O€5?^tswn$ ars piah-
ilng to resume their psiltioni hens
for tki summer.
For Choice Lots in I
WEST OCEAN CITY
Address
Augustus A, Cornet
SIS Wesley Avenue
Ottan City. N, J.
"~irphn F. lUlry, ct rlillaJilphUi;
sunini^r resWeni Sjen fvi \hv vw>t
eighteen yc»rt, is manager of one
of ths real eataM pfflcea on the
boardwalk. His daughter, Wa
Mtry M. Rlley, is his stenograph-
i)r, ninl -lie In alia fflJfRBi-d, am
fhe flret recorded 'mfiiUnn ^
bopts (a sole) to htvi occurre-1 In
Egypt, about 8,000 Id.

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fMTAN CITY SFNTJNELLFDGER, O CP VN CITV, N-, J., FRIDAY, JTENE SBw W&
r
'
to~tbe planting
. ^ The
_ --. I
willow tree which stand andj-guard
The Eipoelttan opqna on July the il. _ mttv. ._. ,_„_ V .± t _ _ .1 1
ol. tht natlon'i «
nimultaneouBly with the opening of President MEMBERS HERE F0RG00UDGE the dtradtn bridge, the wofld's
longee! single span, (instructed at
eoit of |4O,0TO,O0 From the
Cabin Eoya TeHs of Bittming
tat of July until Labor Day, when
Into Seme Whlli VISIT JULY 5TH tile cloning festivities will be held,
the State of New Je£ey and the
eight counties of the lower half
of the Commonwealth wiU take the
Writing from Philadelphia, the Reveal Varied Activities
-l ir rolt of host to visitors from all
( ummoasre's Cabin Boy tells en- ] of State
sections of the United States, who
fcitalnaly of a recent viiit to
will marvel at the wonderful dis-
Ii nan lit;
letter .CAPE MAY REPRESENTEp play depleting the advancement of,
I) the
the State and the opportunities for
Last lit WHk Mk 1 walked alked around arun
the fueiiM,
Ocean City with M Mr. MMama
and Powell G. Filhlan Directs Re* Camden's new civic center, just
Mft Brainbridfe. They wm vis- htanals of a Mjghty a stone's throw from the bridge
ittjg ths various pufclis utilities In Vocal Chorus
plaia and skirting the Cooper Riv-
' order to liart ietvlce nt the Ocean
er boulevard, which intersects the
City Vacation House the coming With President Coolidge's visit $6,000,000 Orescent boulevard,
aunimar. In nearly every place
, will
lending a national sigtufleaneer am! hellihe- • ' -scene _of_,the " "-- Bjtpo# —lition
•we culled wet ran into old members
ition,
with the State expending thouR. With double the capacity
of
*of the Boys' Club, now men who
old
ands of ilollar- to constructively Mdi Madison SSquare
Garden in New
l v become Intererted in Oeeiin demonstrate the operation of theYork,
Carailen's Convention Hall
^ through Uitlr visits a§ boys. varied activities of the Common- will house the principal exhibits.
.-
a dtitunee
,,
we noticed
----.-•
Gilbert
, wealth, the South Jersey Exposi- This bulltiing is 826 feet lone and
Jnes working as painter A. yon in Cttinden during July and 188 feet wide. Connecting with it
httle later we spied one of the August will not only he a fitting la Exposition Hall, 1B7 by i8 feet,
Boahain Bonhum by boys doing hia lit as a observanen of the e opcniiu. pR of B»lwhere
other exhibit* will be on dis-
plmteier. Camclen bridge, but will well play. Then, Wo, the vast acreage
Jnto the Beach Hospital vse went I show to the theunan,la who will of land surroundlnf the main
only to to fid find CJl CJyl L L, Welsh Welsh now no j visit ii themat h f fair i the h unexcelled
pwul ul l8 l
ftj
Ooolldn will go to the Exposition
grolUnas
immediately after crossing
.... the bridge and will assist in
the planting of the slip.
The visit of the President wiU
be made four days pft«r the actual
opening of the Exposition, in
which national and State officials
and menders of the Exposition
Commission will play the leading
ruled United itafei Senator Wai.
ter E. Edge will be one of the
principal speakers,
joing with Can
staging the Exposition are
counties of Atlantic. Burlington,
J stocks its *> 500 and gram incident to the Chief Eiecufive's
nrst visit to Camden.
~H« V membewhip-of. -
ne»riy=400,
representing almost a store of
towns In ttie lower counties of the
g
ate* t
to n xnt t t\% B ty Cho CftoruB, or&aniied to present * y , pi
th the utiinformBd. i f d Within Withi an hhour's ' high-grade h musical conc-it* ot thetenor
and leader of the Capo May
ride rid by b motor mm (few Tfork ori seutH Jersey Exposition, will in chorus. h
I'hilndelphio ore wosei thai Bsound all probability make itn debut on
with wild deer and other game. One the occasion of the visit of Presi-
(aunty t in i O State Stt a year y ago ere
dent Goslidge to the Exposition on
norted mor buck deer legally July 6.
WATER AND SEWER
fcil tiled by hunters than were taken I The plan to stage the first
duri uring tho same season in the en- presentation , (£„„ in honor of the Presi- PLANTS SOLD
tire State of Colorado. dent is now under consideraHon;
will be made by the State to but what decision will be reached
hibit bi a pen o in sylv sylvan surround' depends OB tile hour at which Mr, (Continued from Page 1) "*
ings, in theX pork ad. adjactnt to theCooiidge
and his party will reach
State exhibit building, a few of the Camden. The members of the Mr, Masuy will remain on the
live deer.
chorus are enthusiastic over the board of the new company owners
protfosal to present a concert for for at least a year, it is stated,
wildfowl shooting along the coastal the head of the nation and if the
Cumberland, Cape—Mny bays. New Jersey wiU show wild
Mr, Ohrrtrom and Mr, 0. W.
time of Us arrival i» convenient
ter, tei , Ut^Hl! Ocean Will and .S«llk.
hibits.
other linen of human endeavor, the July 5 as the guest of the city. glimpses of live Ash and game in
For a few minutes we hud n n.*KUKtpositlon
will dernoniitrate the President Csolldge will take puH their native habitat and will be of An artifleial lake in the center
fclr old-time talkffiit
wonderful posnihilitiuK of the low-In
the plnntlng of a laiplinc cut Important educational value to of the Exposition park and an In-
^he office of thi* Oceun ility Si-n- «r section of the State te sut-h an ffom a (fiant willow tree that school children and the general
tinel-Lcdger was visited. Her*; w~ > peonle p uhu are expected ta bo thu^ induce^l to Sit. Vernon, National officers of devotees of rod. ond^ gum- In the State building will give the
ld be«n b tdentined d i d uith ith th Ger become reiydents of the Stlite and the Daughters of the Revolution Fish and Game public an idea of the type of game
town and the Boys' Club, Cl John tnjey the benents aetruing from will conduct the exercises incident Although situated between twoand
food fish with which New Jer-
P MacNumee the editor, imii
loun
ly asked us to vtalt the prt.H
loom anil inspect tile, plant. W,
hud hardly set foot in thepress
ropm to view the big Go.** pn-ss
when a man sUppNl up to Mi-
Bainbridge and saiit, ' Hello, Mr
Bainbridge, hci^f things in Gtr
mantown'' ITie talk that follow
£d.^bh>ught out the fuct that. lu>
^JJIS Mr, TwiRB, who formerly
-walked as foreman in the printing
room of the Gcrmautown Independent
Guvtt« nnd he had
' printed several editioni of G 11 ('
annual reports in years gone by
„ Hardly had they finiihcd talk
Jtip when another voice wiw heard
calling for Mr Uuinbnlge This
time it proved u> be Mien" Bal
lenbne, former! a printing teach
et In the G B C printing dc
jpartment, "Ben" Is living in Ocean
City and still working ot the
ade
.J.iMtT a five-miiiute chut with
VBev," still ano(hel printer «t*|)-
, pej. forward for a talk This
tioie it wai "Sammy" Lefevw, n
^-/lieach tnianl l&st summer and on
•*!Old Timer" st the Boys' Club.
'"Sam" is a machine operator, and
lie;' too, asked about the old crowd.
^ These BIB typical caws. Bvery
^whera we turned we ran into Ger-
';Jmintqwnergt past and present
They all wanted to know about the
---jold town and its people. It was
i like n family reunion
' i r Humptywho's Bulletin
" Folks, It's such 1 pllj
' To stay glztlint! In (he til; .
When you might he right Wn»
And eul yourl hUlh
1<
Yes—but I am just starting
Cottages and, Apartments for Rent
to grow—The limits of my
to $3,000 for the Season
growth are still far distant
Cottages and Apartments for Sale
You had bettor spend every
, 16,000 to $60,000'
Summer here if you want to
recognize me when you
518 Eighth Stteet
916
I
see me
Phone 4BB Phone!
ft was not known that we were
^-4t,the dub house, aa our visit had
fnot. been announced, but nevertlle
^less We had no less than one dot-
W'"Germantowiiereen introduced to Ocean City as
nova "who spent d vacation at the
Gf B, C
How you have grown
£ Mayor Champion and hit f?l
3 low Commissioners ought to sub-
..sldiie the G B C "(tang" for the
I hardly recognized you!
way they're putting Ocean City on
til mm Next to us, Ward. Beam
^^lgE for patting Oce&n City
lift
44&3
1 MILDEW IS RAMPANT
7^ oN ROSE BUSHES
L ttorlcuHuriat at Rstgna Saggetts
!> Some Remedies '
*- ^Beports comlnr in to the New
letzey Stats College ot Agricul-
" tore. New Brunswick, from various
. nirts of the State indicate that
|s s veritable epidemic of
iw on many of the rambler
which are just coming into
['Inquiry of C. H. Connors, ilonpttarirt
at the college, as to what
houlil be done, brought the following
statement "Thf attacked
k bukhes wOl probably give no bloom
- tahtess measures are taken to pre-
' '>pnt the «pread of the disease It
^ I&ptan as a Etayish, downy sub-
"itencs upon the now leaves, the
;• Bower Cuds, and stalks. This
( JdbbesaQ it qansed by a fungus and
/^the warm days and cool nights are
1
favorable for its development. Once
tile disease becomes visible it is
Impossible to cure it, but it is po»
, lUUetto check Its spread.
i* v J "Any weak fungicide, such as
* lioVdeaux mixture or sulfur solu-
, tlinut, -will tend to prevent the
spread of the disease One of the
1H fit iirnf most-easily applied meanB
uf control U anlfur, All seedsmen
or di'ulirs in spray materials carry
fit iitock Various sulfur dusts, al
Jlinueh llowers of sulfur mil act
fniliufnrlurily on mildew.
"•fuvi ral mwiDfocturers of spray
mab ruin are preparing and packing
n innclal dust for rotes, which
uwtiiiiii 00 parts of dusting sul-
Xur BIIII 10 parts of powdensl
i anunaUi of lead. This material is
pffirtivn .against all leaf-chewing
iimn-tn as well as against mildew,
. and wliLii properly applied will al-
IK> aiuunt matenatly Li the control
0/ blnck root of J^ses; ,
• '• i"Tlu>ip dusts are Inexpensive and
• mindl) applied "with a small hand
< t, duatrr costing- from 50 cents np-
Mard anifobtsiniiGIe from w>e<
\jfhm mul numn hanlware Atarru
"2A "*" P"K" iiuliluatiun, fntill,
Jtton In thn Gurdm," contslmnH
tiCnruiillim about thui^ disrmui urn
•"wr-mattow n-Rnnl ng -rom-T ii
mr imnind ftw.pf ih»j«c J)V the
OCCASIONAL VISITOR
REAL. ESTATE
FOR SALE, RENT
OK
EXCHANGE
Woodbnry Office:
55 Delaware Street
, Phone 45
* - fr
"OCEAN CITY
Ocean City is growing rapidly. We do not know of a thing that will (too
its growth. •
Those that were not fortunate enough to get in on last year's prices, said
we were just having a temporary boom and prices were inflated ' But
listen — the City has already grown lapidly that the so-called boom
pncoa of last year are now considered good investments by the present
owners
Buy now and get out of the class that are always telling what they could
have done and get in the cla-is that -rtarta the conversation by telling what
they have done, "
JOSIAH E. DuBOIS
Realtor
P. MASON FOX
Manager
MORTGAGES
CONVEYANCING
INSURANCE
OPAU, KINDS
Ocean City Office:
647Battersea Road
Phone 3O5
Cheapest Lots ii
Gardens Sectioi
Lots 3107 to 3110
Inclusive
BLOCK 31 G
$2800 each
$1,500 Mortgage each
Lots 3113-14-15
BLOCK 31-G
$2750 each
Financed
John J. Fostei
511 EIGHTH ST.
PHONE 102 and 103
OCEAN CITY SEtiTlNHL-LEDGER, QCEAN r CirV, N. J., PBIDAY, JUJJB 25,
At OCEAN CITY
. =—.—. ,
The super home site development of South Jersey to be placed on the market Saturday, June 26—positively the master location— where bit profits "will be
made by onsinal mvatots-aiitnl pnees are extremely low and the opportunity is offered discriminating buyers NOW to make lot selection, hi id^Jc? Make
C Z S Z t e t t t t S Z t t S S i t t t t 8S.y. than ym% m "" er —" tle uter - you '" w * - • * « '* *;* * ' S
A' NEW INTIRSTATE LINK
p of work on the Ferry Tarmiim! nt Cape
May fer tte sew l : n« between Cipe p J^sy imd L , i
it intt raat IQ the h pstuiatieti ii sf f tb~6 b~ MlRAMAR IH-nhm
&nij Jersey Coast p&sitfl. The lew^t (erfy
tbe Delaware BOW IS fit New CesUe. and mytdp
that dse§ not eoine thnggh Philiiilelphia
thrre of at Wtalait&B* where tlicrc la a ferry t'e
grove, It la not iUrprUls| tjutt tlierfi shsuid be
mafOfs fit the tnaufunUoD ef the e&t#fprUei It will fa?
nrrvice to tLc wLok- peiiin^lln. Qlut wltb ferry Connection
ut AbiiHiwlirt Fin a BjiJtfmorc, it t-«u burdly fail
draw heavily so BalUmsre anil WMlilsEtDit UB a short
ent te tbe Jersey UhQte, TgurliN frea isl&sd states
eogsr ta gee na much of tb§ i§flf)horc Bs pssalble, wjlj
Callow the uew fouto (e e&silderabtg pumfefFB, II
be easily easy aeee&ilblt! fastb item tbe Lloeala Hlibway and
the Old Kutloiial Trnil, favorite rentes between b hthn
w#Mt
nnJ tbe gait, (ETealsg HUIICHD. April ftbt 11>2(J).
POUBTH ftvi, win.
0*1
1
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H A R ©OR
STUDY THIS MAP —NOTE LOCATION MIEAMAR — INITIAL EXTREMELY LOW —ACT
MIRAMAR ii BO Ideally Located that aptlon is bound to be continuous, Miramar
is a Big Development, energetically and enthusiastically underway with the
maximum speed coniistent with.efficient and high quality of improvement.
Miramar is Amply Financed. It will bring forth the Choicest Home Site Colony
in SouthiJeriey, combining Country and Seashore,
It is just such developments as Miramar that make for greater cities, finer communities
and^eminently satisfactory investment privileges. '
With the opening of Miramar on Saturday, June 28, there will be appropriate exerdises
and a general invitation is Issued to the public to participate in the festivities
which will be provided. Your visit will be made pleasant and comfortable and
to those who invest it will surely be profitable. .
There ai'e few home site colonies having the Charm and Splendor of Miramar.
We suggest for your approval an early call at oui 1 offices to become acquainted
and leam just what we have outlined and cdntemplate doing toward the Finished
Success of this Ideal Home Site Undertaking.
Note the map and see what the New State Highway means to Miramar,
Pre-Development Prices_are extremely low. Lots are priced from pOOup. All
that is required down is ten per cent. Then three per. cent monthly. No Interest
or taxes for one year. Those who buy now have an excellent chance to re-sell their
property at a proflt before completing payments.
LOTS
$ 500
UP
YOU may arrange with our offices to enjoy a free automobile trip to Miramar. Just let us
know how many there are in your party and we will provide convenient accommodations any
time. Consultation with us direct, or any Broker, anywhere, does not imply obligation. Our
organization is one of service, judgment and courtesy.
Ocean City Development Co.
Owners and Developers
Executive Offices: 1418 Pennsylvania Bldg., Phila., Pa.
H. W. VALENTINE, General Sales Manager
Doughty's Pier,. 8th. and Boardwalk
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
Phone 1233
OFFICES:
Philadelphia Sales Office: 1339 Walnut Street
Public Busses From OCEAN CITY TO MIRAMAR
842 Central Avenue
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
Phone 127G
TERMS
10% Down
3% Monthly
No Taxes — No Interest
For One Year
m
1

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2lp|Mi£
IIMMtlUt.HtMUHMM
OF GENERALINTEREST BQR WOWEN
Z ; „.„,-• ••" ••••"• • - •-•••••-•'- (or thrsi mlnutm. A,1J tha
Siiitir. Sfuah potatoBi with iyruB
•nd 5«K« until Erawa, h«iilii« witfi
YOUR EYE J^v
deserve the best that science enn'glfc.
Our OP-TOM-K-TRISTB or« lieen«*d by the New lairf.
Board ot Optometry end are SrECIALISTS In tie
examiiunx eyes for cUno.
Our flPTiri \NS are skilled mechanics and accnnlrfj jjM
our lahoratory the led«« which our SPECIALISTS M
•cribe. • V JSffl
For a COUI'LETK Ofl'ICAL SERVICE consult ui.
patients favored by rapid service. Satisfaction
L. W. BETTS and SONS^
OPTOMETRISTS and OPTICIANS
ESTABLISHED FORTY YEARS
1708 Atlantic Avenue. Atlantic Cllft
Whv do we like to smoke' It
can searcelj ho the effect of the
©PICTOHIAI,
mthout being iliseafed that is, in I
fectBs the tonsil is entirely j
rBmcnCd with Its eapsu e it is apt]
^ r^n,, Tan«ll!. that are clipped ,
out Tlsa\y Jwajs enUrge I
jamnier" our first smoke produced,
did nature not cflffle to our rescue
in providing us with a tolerance
for the poison.
Some say the sight of the curl-
ing smoke has a soothing effect.
There may be something in this, as
few men enjoy smoking in" the
dark, and blind men gK little plea-
sure out of It, It may be simply
a lialiit—the innoker haying useij
tobacco so long it has become a
fliied idea with him that he, can't
get along without it, finally, it
may be Just a case of the "com- i
pamonship of the pipe."
Over and above all these theonei
hangs the fact that tobacco does
have an effect on the nervous sys-1
tem that is agreeable. If inaiiiged j
In moderation It can do no great I
harm. But who will define"this!
moderation! , I
I QUESTIONS AND ANgWiBS |
: • Some Tomll Talk
Miss p. Q. T, writes! ^oung
woman friend has enlarged tonsils,
Ihe never has sore throat, and!
ieem« quite healthy,
"(1) Should she have them re-!
mdvedJ
"(2) Are tllseaseil .tonjlls the
,mo M snlarged tonsils?
"(3) Do they grow again?
1 W OanMet bB4aken out with.
iut ah anaesthetic "
', Reply
. U) ; The .tonsils .should not be
«niovett,,,nBl(pi: ;: jt U. certain he-
yjid aaiaionaMi donht-fhat they
SOt dfieMed and'that, tkeir condi.
tljn 1?dirieUy 1 TespqMibl8 for the
patMnt's syitemle ailmeljt, "
'•& WWn>*.*?' il »l*'WWwlargld
(4) No.
Buniijtead's Worm Syrup
Tn rhilJrtn in inirl til mmr " Wlier.
dlRcilu. .« loUowc). IT hF\EIl FAILS
DntkStc uuidtr ind cnarmon* caflt ot
SAKTO^IN. II aililo Jnll Jypt 8'"^,
•litT It* 1 Int. r BQU mrjwten or bf I
milt SOi a bolllc
E.(. C A. VdoiMti. M. D., FhlbadliMii.
We Specialise in
LTJCKY FAVOR
and BRIDGE PRIZES
m An Occialinu.
H. S. Peikin & Sons
lOZi-Zi AU.aUt An. Alluillt
DR. BLITZSTEIN
Sweet Vapor
Dentist
NO l'AIN
One
m i«
N h
u»ui
ill""
inku F«l« Twill
l**cw In • CilH
oi Henri
PAIBNT iULTIOK ROOrLlli
FUITE
Gold Crowns, Bridge-
work, Silver, Gold or
Porcelain FillingB
—VERNON HALL-
410 Atlantic Avenue
OPEN AtL YEAR
Home Comforts Home Cooking |
SPECIAIJ SFBlHG BATES
L rim cart M W
UNCH
FIFTY CENT
AT SMIUNb GUS
VitHH Iiiiiilim dan Cllr
{t$JBB2t Asbmy Avenue
The Wave of Your Heart's Desire
Whether it be a lait, Rlt narEil, a ^ccp fleffr wife er'
i a €org? mku 3( lishi Hflaleta, msj be reafs, Tott !ia¥<
but lo ch«,c, U,( •!,!.. We an now mblt. will, Uu, aid
sf newlr IniilJlfd Bluliinerir, ti fi» res JBit the »art ef
SfFiBBiitiil wa?fe fBH ^calffc, S7.the uc ef diiTcnBt typi
agSanlH and •Ukada, H to paiilala (or aja to tiv. n r
Btylg.BcriBaiiint, vaelftir it ka i tMii bar&x n¥t, t&e
Hft Uniil « Ike ttMIH Nutli fflmilin. meil.mt
IF YOU N*VE BEEN TOLD THAT VOlM HA1B
WILL NOT TAKE A WAVE, OB IF YOU ARE ONE OF
THE UNFORTUNATES WHO IDIRR FBOM Ttl •£
3I11.T3 OF A POOB PlltMAMINT. %T »n luani n?
«1 a tMt, TUB m JWt tlli PBIBII »« «r. Ullltlll t.
null, w. mi roar h.lr. nUict II u Ukaniurr int.
II owauatf, ua KtmUSalb dMinlaa lk> lomt n n
JOHNSON'S BEAUTY SALON
CbnJIns Nnilt . Lugll
SiBrylahd Avenue, at the Boardwalk, Atlantic City, K. J,
K«.lta UndMM Mirtm m\.i ' 1 Hilt Sptntnr
EXAMIHAmON »'FB1E
;*"/ T0litePonnii ' r.M
Extraction, of tfatk %y
SwpiKyapr •
•FURNITURE
FACTORY TO YOU
. At Money Sayirif Prices
j Best Selection ami' Pricei In the City
Fl^pi^ pppilSE
SHOW R06MS '
Oceair
Sixth
VISIT OUR
and -West
i.* B, Qr^Jilinblsiand vtilintw ]
ingtun D C une
ppr report^ that
quired to fepair tht> Wlnti
ryof apppor to lui\f been
n i f th k Th* While
were cited tn n reporter yestnr- u'" 1 -* wi

OMAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER
sat ami eollecltii toll from unu let the army
- T - B U R O E E A N i l A C B R S - T O U t o m o o M h o J s m o y i - e a r w h i c h n o t o ' o U a w p a s s a g e f o r t h o s t u s r
and Now — '49 and '26 BIG SESQUI AUTO hide that nassoiMrtr-wttyt Ht-hrr poit all ,tuy
CITY SENTINELLEDGEB, OCEAN CITY^N, J.. FRFDAlf.
ane ex tpt the Alfo Hornet)
DREXEL GETS 150,000
RACES TO BE RUN
INCREASE IN NUMBER
^,3 ^.j^uuii
FOB NEWEQUIPMENT
ENGINEER HAS RADIO VISION
The list of drivers will include
NUMBER
OP COLLEGE STUDENTS
•m
Al IHtbFttUWAI
Unciiiialcd Buttles Will he
[year, with the
eomiftir *till ei
information which has heen reeei
by J. K. Hewitt, president
Seen 00 COUTKC on
July 17
1 he
I il
real speed
wtirhl hiis
f the
thr by J N
Atlanti
p
City Motnr
]t wiil be an invasion of the,
automobile racing world \
it drivers of
fastest earn
in which the greati
all Europl and thi
that have
th? other
Count Be Marguenat, who
here before, but did net race; Juleij
QOUK, Conatantine and
Hunt Guyot from Franei..
fiordine and Belli-Ferri will
drive the Piatsand ltalas,
J. O. Parry-Thomas, SoSBrave
_.._ __. ( and Kldridge, who recently drovg
been developed on (an English ear at the rate of ISO
will be sent pverjmlle?! an hour, will handle the
in ir roail are expecting to take
thin country by surprise with a
veritable delude of their aces, the
names of the cars and drivers
which will be sent has leaked out
wheels at the Brlttnh rsei
lha European kln^ef the rosr-; SHENANDOAH TURNPIKE
Old Toll.Gate Syilem Was
I std I'nill 1918
attached to the liBht. -Wihl Rill" Muni
Btatpreis rider of yertenisy express rider (if liy.(fi>ne .
||f todav-tt, darta cool pilot S ^ S i ^ ^
r takes Uncle Sum's airmail the fii ut ,ii||i in i-nrj i
(its aeron country in all kinds the new r.iut,il.f.t».ijii l.i.
sther, (Calif.) mid R:iU l.i.k,. ('it
scent of the mail trans- The |iluii.- i|i-livoi it
.. of '49, a stunt was re- time."
My staged in the went that was photo »hi.w-.SI
fe» IntefwitingJll-theJtheit-iBiTt-TrreT-lhe mail |ii)iii-l
IP" comparison it brought to , Ki-lly. *
.vii, Ili,
,1,1 it til
itewt d
raL-hijr the aututi
••vi.r wi-ii will hi- a part 01 me, (,,.,.,, io Heej, trjumphB in the Am-
Mc.SMUi.li.HloHnial spurts priiKram' t : r k m 8,we,| clasMicn, Althouifh
now in proiiri'M In I'liliudiilphla. On- • •• •• - --
July 17, thi. Atluntir City Speed-
way will lie the seem- of the nfflcial
Sfiiiui-ffntiinniai raoo aiiii the
(darn now under wily nri? hijinir
jiiuci.. fur a iir(iKram nf speed {>: .i
iiljh^i iilsiHj
J^ 1 diagonal collide
1 sguthoast
Brown in h j.t
esuf p
northwest ant!' '
Cuinherland Coiinty
Brlilirelon-Pirrt NOITI^ rn
lion 4=A, uhiior cim-irueU*
Page^ Run tn Dlvhiinir Cr
iiiilep. Deli HI r i.s (mm nra?
|ifnvp!J ^eetinfi wesi i>f !*t
Ht I'iitH'S Run tiVi-Y Hh:iW= ^
to Nt'Wpnrt itfii! r.ver Ncwp
tu Walpi.ui 1 ? Cufntr, then f
. pri'stfht wurlil's ri'i-nnU. HtTt-"ihi-y
\v\\\ f^'i'iMVi' lii.'ir tir-l iNsiP.[ilcir
ttMt and ;ifli=}; thi?- rai-o i* run tht= t
fii'l.-niini- niirlii w:ll ktmw whHhfi"-
I*'! --:r- \\r^ i-iiii- i>f >\ff\, ivhu'il JM^
?i! '!'•=;.!! iluii fhry ran ulnmNt h*-'
put :n a 'Uih'h.M 1 , ;irt i*t n-vrdii"
tLi.iii;:^ the whitif Idcii uf ityUi=
iii"L;ic? pfiijii!i- s'l-n.-truciiiTi,
Thi- will In- fur inmv than iin
iiutiftiu.ibilf Rii'f, jt will hi* a
Bijjaiitli? lobtiratary riinninij ni fuM 1
blast Hfid wt;h ih l-adfi> HI the
«fk>ntlflf w'iirld irr."!i.*d in ?tudy ihi-
:it*tual t&stin^M as thoy un- Kninn
In
nf K
litiitn. thf g
r^ in fsthcT
i,| ••' i = r Mtti^ndfit ;t 5]ji!
i,j tin- LnttM,| SUU'.' wi
.".. Th- i: ?i of thus.; wh.
Direction of 1 t ur
ft to south nr fr n
Na I G
unswick under
TfaffTt br
i^h nf Bnvement thrnu^h
ermtilruetii>n \o Turki-s Ttunl hia-l.
that ft Uiki^ H thrn OVIT Turkey'P»int rflad tn Dl-
northr;a?t ami vjillnj? t'fe^k iiritl nvrr lueul riia.U
tu nividintf Crook RHiitff and cum-
jilDled peetiuii at rnuil, (li'Hvn]
puvt'd niarU. In ^001! cuiMlhi
Saute No
1 a1 fr n
X i w t
I I i
n t uct nn
fe maintain
Linjrth uf ili-lnllf,
MKXIfAN WAS*
l
Tute£L k r ulhsy
iinos that hua
ting event in
it IM? nn hand.
» aiT ,ty hv in=,
viiet^tn ^afEond ihl^ SesiiuNCen=!
lenniiil raco is now bylnff eompil*:
ed tci invlu'li- thi• jfffia ciiiPtiiin* of
inchiritry. thi.' t)i'i=t powerful nj*-*n in
th(- f-niirr- itnunflal wgrld, thbse
whn U-f! t_hi» \=U-inrinup antiii>s dur=
injf ihf SVr.riii War, diplgnmts und
•Untrv in
th-
^INSIONKUS
i*i"! 1 i. lh*' "Ui?tumlin|f. men in
,-innal ilfM und thi 1 tlmin-T
uf the -Mport^ n'lilm, !
-, ft, under mn^
1 from Ponsuukpn tn L = nli*n
House f
Deteur is from
i No, 2 ever Palmyra road to
throyjih Palmyra . on
* Blffep »sd south t« Covy road,
th^e? over Cove road lo Rttutr NV,
i^ 11Macadam and asphalt jmvn=
ffl^tt In gand ennditiun, lunj^th
of^etourf GJ mily-H*
•'• RoiiU; No* 3* Sec, 13-A, widen-
ingi eqitstructlon under way from
1 to Egg Harhnr= So dutuur,
! being majntiiineij,
te Ke 4^ Sec, M, undyr t-on-
gtBietion ffotn Rah way to Pprih
AnAoy. Traffio being mair
fr#i Hahway te Worn!
ThJleygh WeodbrldRe drtuur ' is
svtr Fireman Btreet* Linden uvo- >
nug and Green struut. CyntTft*.' I
anj liiacadam payoil ' ^trei*t?i in!
goed esnditisn. Length *'f di'tourj
*6 Sfflilea* Detour wlil bo «ii^(?cjri= 1
In \hr la-t n i p'»rt nf tin- Ci
iiii=*innhr of Pi']:?inn.= thiM'f
tV-11 pi>n'-i(i••?,"viA* Skrxyi'.-lu
iiitd Hx.'jjty^kf wen- IH f'iLfht fi \>\^ '
ri- till- -lu'-l. IhiL ,'ila-: Ui-n. Sa'-|ily-
-ki nu^fii, ini.i • (i.-n. HkiT,yii^ki,
withhflii hi? firvf both of thum
(^ufvlvL"l nay^ thr S'f-w York
" TiiiT^i und th" pupfr* will have
•ted I* 1 rn yi.i jipifitini? j»li;f# t = ahuut
Uii'lii. iiiayfu 1 fnr ynar? to cyhiv, i
fi
• Ynu run'l bluiiiu kid,- fur wnii-
dr-rinLf why they havr \t* t r " t« He.| •
1 .whi.-n iht'y'p! 5 • not p-U-ppy, un unil
f*Sptgr«'i hy
wilh iltf Hi- IMWI
anri "ihP llf** nf ihi* ii.iffv
PFV niliPF oilKli h.'iH on
ni*-ihls (hp ii-ninn h-li* I'l i^ftF in
*Himi'. !n« month
liilifllllon *(f ih« iH* rpulllinfli Wnfi
Tfii'V
liv Uii« ItifltntiH iimi hi'liHIii'in !»IT r»f
niv—Inn |,,il!
II l> Ihn
nnd I ji
. av in
Ins"
iMitiiiihiM nf tht-
'"lil ihiMf Miv i-rtni
fur II
I i
thp way frii-niiii In tilN
, nm
i-iliMi 1 ,) !,i r--i
•nil 11 il,,,,.,, I,.,,,, „ ,llllBn|i|,,.ni
l"f urili-rFi. h(i» 11
""'' n'lmil It Biiivn Mil.) ,||,,«
Tl "' '••« llllB I. ,-llli.ll
tftpi .iitp^-H. - iiMil in IfN
i.iiv N' frHiii.l iniirih-ii-rs! it.-,-.
-. linn
fii Hi *-»! lh,- U,M Id
ii «. 'li»l II-II,,,,. „„,.„,
frum iho !rig,,m in n M-f « ii
in iwm li-iii-i, h,. Mihl -,f m
frif ihi- .11111 ,,r Hull,ii!u
Ihni Krnn,,. B,,ml» mi,, i
Philndilphla, Juno 24,—Cyrus H.j Rttlstratiiin in Bia tollefti, uni-
K. Curtis, Philadelphia msfazina : verijties, tnd precisions! Ichooli
and newspaper publisher, has ; of the United States increased
preitenteel Drdxel Institute, nf nearly six times as rapidly ss
' .......i..:.... in the g4 yeB^a fnm
2J, Froiii 121,942 In
... u inn nuinber of studentH in
these hiMtitutidnii ninunted to
Hiil.aiifi in ijia4, „ growth of 44S
; prrt-ent, as shuwn by statiiitJep
tho int.jin.t- ilopurt-
il States Bureau of
I'hiiiKlclphia, with a |,!0,000 rash
(fift, HcctirtlinE to an anmiu
nli-nt inmli; by I)r, Ki-nnutl
Muthi'Mii, president of Drewel, ,
J!r. Curtis,, who is a member of!
| the linnrd of Trustecis of the West
• Phihiik-rphia eollege founded by
Anlhoiiy J, Drejiei in IH'll. uml
the
; ^ I,,! mo,t inti.fii
iimuutim, and its w«rtc,
^imUi that the fund hi?
i Mi-reused 1161 pereont
Snerou^^ovhled-bospJnt'Sr En "whtft^u-Sl
-. . -f nn eiiulpment and aniiuratus i ,|"ur ni "l,|» timi
'""'''I ^"7 ' lh f 'T ""^ ""°" W(l I •"ii^wndi^lnrn*.. „,
* "" '•"• -i !" Itii- enelowment riind rum.; ill teaihinjf /lursnnnci: n4 num-
I r I'liilfii held two years n(rn by Drcx- 1 I»T nf prcifeswirs and toachor» in
Ir. rurti« ,-ontribuled »IOO,000. .•nll.-im.. universities anli prrfe"
ij' to tin- raplil inereaBe in the I aional whonls of the rauntry- ex-
r.,,,,llraenl, year hy year, iiartiru-' , . . ^_"' ¥ '
1 lai'ly Mi the varlnun i-neini-er —- ~ "*"
which, under the i-ii-opi
81,107. this
^&ffed in
departments, jumped
ti f r o m i O , 7 6 2 t o
T h e l a r E i - i ! t c o l l
ment in
yciir 1
where
OBe Sta
In
men
e n r o i l -
s t h o
Y o r
ieK^t^S?"**^*^ 1 ?*^ 9Mi,
ties, arid
Illinois >»».«„
80,482, theii next
>_• unlvBnl-
chools.
oW ..f
and ths Di.^trtct of CoKSta tad
*« than 10,000 st^SSS Meh,°**
It "i MtllBBtea that
now U3.0OO j S M n e m i
AlMorifa.
in North
Man is wx
luwi,;
inUaned In *he Bible
only »3fl times,
Capt, B, H, Bangtr, dtsignlnB
engineer of the Badlo Corporation
of Araerictt, and UHK for the fail
three years In radio photography
research, has returned to'America
after conferring two rnontlw with
rineow in France, Gngland and
fmany. He uld the Germans
nail done good work sanding photo-
graph* between Berlin and Vienna,
but could not yet match the Anglo.
American effort*.
Commercial transmission of mo.
tion pictures by radio ho i» con-
vinced is only u matter of time
Enfflfshmnn riimedT
got results, he said, bd£a
were roamed b * T
th i
While tn mfdii
"lifltenrd in" on
of mdio pictures
DM d M
o pictures ofHhw -
and Mom the'modu
t
could toll they
trananiittttl. Ho „
whilS it woula W
Uttenir to Btei"
would nst be •!
of ths lisa of ,
key nMichhios.
war time (fluid
by the usa,
BEPAIBINn POST ROAD (CANT I'fflASK 'KM AM, KAILHOAI) CR0SS1NCS
FOR MOTOR TRAFFIC I SAYS HKIIXiK TKNDEK AHE VERY HAZAR1M
Old Hi|jhway« Are K lins Smi'«•-••! it- r.i«A ... ••- • •
in Lin
WHh
Motorlnir ntnilitiiiMN
anil port riu-di-r e : -P : H* L
11 1' ili,n't think iin
•ii.. tun- ii- ivh.ii .--, ,
is imihiihly liriviiitv
t'liih nr .-iitni' i,lii^-,
; iiiir Ills lii.iti lik.'
I hriilire is OIJI-II t.
j
t.
| lilnir yets
1.. fi.|l..»- win
int In |ij- 'j.ilf
h,.yiii- hlmy-
inil wli.'ll I lie
ini in a
FOR SALE
Ford
One Ton l)ni|) linli,nn
Trash Truck
Wrecking Truck
Wilh Wfiivur C'rani!
Al'I'I.Y
CENTRAL GARAGE
f'MO Cent nil Avenue
OlCiili. t'ify, ,\. J.
i,c.w«.
Ki\e rii
If f hn.I my way
jiri.l hi Uii-i
i'five o f t h i . B i - i i w i n i r l l i i i . „ { ' , ' " . . ' " " ' " ' V E i ' " 1 • • " • ! h-l n i l ' nil
e,theyl,,,ve,"rer,.,laiK,,iilv I!!" 11 . 11 ",. >lT > 1 V >"- !5 hriiiE-iiiii the tntdl eiiininiiiioiij : Him fvi-ii wihl liinlw .1,, iint enl hi-.
af M I^BO, accorillliir to the llilri.!iii i f :rii!Ne of tin iHiiilWJit nn.I l.il'li-r
JPuhlie lioads of the I'llltiil Slatm flav..r. «n>> tin* riiLt.-.l HUM.., I!.*,
nepaitlnent M Aarieulture, .This jiurlmi-nt of' A)fH ilepartmontsr RT4 ullmliuitimH
[were made hy reliieatiri^ ' h
l" t id i
f-ummer
— ——-
A typewriter eii|.
m-rihhiif fi.TOIl f'hin,
hni? lieen invented, (in
ll ik
!,I,. nf In
l
^r- ('hiii';i.'ti'rs
iiiiM,^ >i> r.-!.n:aiii!i^ iBiiHiiy. | im? iii'.-ii uivi'm.-,,, I,M %v-|]ii-|i a |i1"V-
as to avoid ernusiiiits uiliMe tiii. , lilili- HI ill pleks u[i tho (Imraetrr.
miiHn'iei' were'eliminated i»y uii. | ih-sii-eil .'iiid lin-n rt.f LII-HS it to iH
irpsiiseii ami oveHienil ernssiiiBs. i K[ipi>in1 fiot fiftrr uso.
Concrete which hilly he unwed. I Troilinir. willi :in oillmlh in nil
laned anil nailoii likeVooil Is laid jclictiiciilly i-iiui|,pi-ii jiimiiihii -t

t,m>y aUndhw rtftm In this world a thousand years
ID *\ wdenlini: Good. 'Then, when the boss mafca us
I -wort, we'll have a good •"bi by idling him "we
„ . ii t o itrts that the "humnu focc la-get-
SST'Siw—hurbniHl's—orery time tha mother-In law
iioMowfd by Ihs "Cold ShonMer" '
3 Wninl an Ireland btanty. We'd hate to be in hU
' • home on holiday nlibts minus one aimoleon In the
B'n not la Xet i look that'll "iwtei! him ttiff!"
up* item'from New York says that a painter '
c JiluricH. lanlcil on an empty barrel, and came off
•'•—' JVfonlitywai a'soft drink bartel
drrH. jiwetlH.ni have a woman for a boss. Chances
} #way with that habit ,the usual street sweeper has
t rubbish uiulrr parked automobiles.
iltlon dWto* says tourists can not bring any mote
•to UIQ country. That'a what we get for not learning
1,11 Has meant for growing hair and not headaches
4 ' ' Haw Incanilderate!
I ilpiriIn>Boston, tail drivers have orders to take you
t home. "Where the wife'll be waiting to knock you un
i Vote^ Wet"—headline Mu t June been raining
died recently and left, amongst her effects.
Holey Hoses!
4 installed full-length mirrors in a girl'? dormitory
i university. Now the girt'" won't up anything m
inseWtown, young ronplea hare taken to holding pet
O • trmetery, mring the tomhalones for benches. Well,
plus to rest—everything go deadly quiet.
' '' 1'J UHltlDr HltlDr Come-back'
Comeback
)•>his girl isfused fd to t return tn his diamond da nnK, K, a St
^Lfcle fcile hfer ffalse
teeth. How's H ' that tht for f putting tti
,into hln argument?
jtvwrtt neardhed 1 for Us wife ten year* before he pat in an
hJar divorce. Can yon beat it T There he was—in, the midst
I for warl
_ Ye*And She Can Raise tain. Too
(Uah women "an now carrying walking stick*. Not as
^She Iranii on n» for support.
i nnutli, a mouse committed the social error of rntrpd-
I k ttomtn'g political meeting Whereupon the running
" i v,w changed to running—for exits!
Famous Last tines
i Bock for 4,-a. m. I'm goia' flJhin'." v.
LVER FOX
There are now approximately
160,000 silver foxes being raised
,!M3nn,
In the United States, representing
^ r f^x^pup* bom this a total ranch and live stock in-
Weir 'Jersey fox ranch, vestment of nearly $100,000,000,
to rub with its Dr. Olteilley adds:
rfivlcasnt the satne as a
, ,wilting to Dr. L. HAVE yon • cottaf*, bungalow GABDBNS
Bate t talk wttsiUke
75» A8BOET ATENUB
OCEAN CITY
E. L. SMITH
e «* free there was, jmtur- PAINTER
WE WILL DO
»pping and residential
rations
The New Jersey Legislature will
reassemble lute tnin month
It should not dlspprso wltnout
passing tho resolution, scheduled
Building
At a Reasonable Cost.
J. E. JOCHER
PAINTING
1920 Asbury Avenue.
Walter C. Ehly
Best
Plumbing
Service
Your Plumbing and
Heating Problems
Solved.
T.J.CUNNINGHAM
PLUMBING AND HEATING
CONTRACTOK
806 Moorlyn Terrace
Phohe 474
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
731 Asbnry Avenue
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
Plume 1273
ROOFING
That's
Permanent!
Yon may pay. a bit more for
your Booting — right at the
start — but that's the end of
your tv?orries 'when you have
work done hy us. And as the
years pass yon will realize how
economical your Roof has been
installed. Well be pleased to
'quote you figures.
W. W. SMITH
SOf) Eleventh Street
Phone Z41-W
Contractor and Builder
14th and Bay Avenue, Ocean City, N. J.
. u l ••'.-.•• .•...-• • •" rt.ii.uj
•TOII.T AND HJtANCSD IO ••% Of il'PEJlaH) VALUE
Estimates Furnished
r On .new bondings, frame brick or stone; alterations* new additions,
porch enclosures, garages, and converting buildings into
NiBtETTE
Contractor and JBtaiMer -'
Phone 689B
Willard S. Steelman
REAL ESTATE
Office: 1100 Bay Avenue
V. B. SMITH
ARCHITECT
B, B. WILLIAMS
Ocean City, Ocean City National
Bank Building.
Atlantic City, 634 Gnar. Tnwt.
w. H.
OLDFIELD
ALBEBT
OLDFIELD
W. H. Oldfield and SOIL
TILE AND
MARBLE WORE
•12 CENTRAL AVENUE
Phone 229-J Ocean City, N. J.
Eatlnutas Furalshtd
See Kennedy
When You
Went a
Good Carpenter
MY WORK
SPEAKS FOR
ITSELF
Jobbing Promptly
Attended to at
Bight Prices.
J.E.KENNEDY
Carpenter and Builder
1029 Asbury Avenue
tk> w«n-
Ettinutu Ct-lrin'l/ GMn
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
PAPEBIIANGINGS '
«|f ASBCKT AVENUE, Own C>t* H I
JOHN PELTO
Cement Contractor
1256 Asbury Avenue
OCEAN CITY, N. J.
36 YEARS*
flXPEMEFjCE;
ASA
Contracting Painter
Should convince yon that
wo know our business.
LET US ESTIMATE
ON YOUR WORE
Albert G. Gilbert
837 Delaney Mace
PaomlOM
TATHICC GAUEL MARTIN MAIONF.Y, 14.
Coast Plumbing &Heating Co.
(BECasTEHED)
ESTIMATES GIVEN —
JOBBING CAREFULLY ATTENDED TO
Atlantic City, N. J.
29 South Florida Avenue
Marine 7830
Ocean City, N. J.
1238 Wesley Avenue
City 75
B RECfcLEY
U I L D E R
Satisfaction • Guaranteed
Tenth and Bay Ave. Phone 920
Eastern, Supply Company
3rd and Haven
OCEAN cmr, N. jr. ,
Manufacturers of
Concrete Blocks and Brick
Agents for HEECULES CEMENT
Phone 269
JOHN H. UNDER
323 Asbury Avenue
Phone 733-W
Builder ' Real Efrtate
HOWARD FTTZCHAHLE3
• 135 Ctntral AM.
Ertlmalts Fonilrfnd
Anything Anywhere
tnone 31Z-W
Bones of prehistoric cave bears
LEANDEK 8. CORSON
BUILDEIt
1«3« W«ley
—Have Tonr Lot
graded by thoronghly
experienced men.
—We do street bnild-
Ing and general contracting
and have a
repqtation for thoroughness
and BaHsfaetlon.
31st and AebDry Ave.
Otein Qty New Jersey
MONIHAN & HALL
General Contractors
A Retiaile
Builder .'
Otu M. ,TowuePa
717 Asbury AT«. '
PHONE IMI
Fred J. Sullivan" 'f
PhOM 776.^ ,
PLUMBING
Jobbln. Woik
Promptly AUenM la
E»tlm«tes Fardibfll
S20 Ailnuy
Save the Surface,
andYouSaveifl
'•A
Your home main B sm
coat of paint now, Io flaVUf
from the wint- r utatliav
Let us Save the
and Save You Monej,';
Clinton L. Brechj^]
912 ABBUB. AMWtlf
TelenhoneM7W VjJ
FtOOR SUKFACIKG BY ELECTRIC MACBM1
Old Floora Made New—New; Floora Mide Perfeci
LEWIS COSSABOON
Bnilder at QaalltT Home*
2Z6 ASBUBY AVENOE
Phone 78?
HOWARD O. MACPI
•'751
-a
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OBa.atJ.llti
Contractor and Builder >
JOBBING AND ALTEEATI0N8
"8atlflfactloiilBOurMotlo H ,
1242 CENTRAL' AVENUE
It Doesn't Matter How Mi
You Spend
HAVE IT DONE RI(
WE DO IT
} Lett Us: Estimate
JOHN E. TRQi
BUILDER
' 1053 Aabmy ATB,, OcmTCJW, N.^
'"'•", PHOKB;
.JOBBING Ai;r M ^ I P
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Read This! *•». pep ot
Then Read This!
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Land values in the vicinity of tlje impravements mentioned in the above reprint are sure to increase rapidly.
A new business section for Ocean X^ity is in the making.
Being but a few blocks from the Banks and highest priced central-business locations the Paramount Iract is
assured a healthy, steady growth. .
A few desirable blocks of land opposite and close to the Penna, R. R. improvements are still available at prices
that will permit you to make money on resale. We have made a thorough study of the situation in this interesting
section and will gladly prove to your satisfaction that we are right in recommending the purchase of
ground here for investment, or improvement Call at our office for the facts.
j.
QQETZ-KASSAB CO.
1
Realtors
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8th and Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J.
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OCEAN CraT. SBNTINlL.tEDOIR,
BEGIN HERE TODAX
i "Oh, no
! a -whisper.
| She turned away from him to-
( warUs the gate,
I "Let us go out=l can't breathe,"
I ihe said with a soft of wildn^i^,
| He walked beside hut siluntly till
; ihey were out in .the Foad,
liverythinjf wiis very still here—.
h fintly ii/iil
liverythinjf ii y
i there WUK u faintly ii/iilejirent
t if h lhil ti l
I "It is 1, Xun—t'L-tcr—li-t me
FBTSE LYSTER hai lost hii C °PorTdmi; moments sho could notjj,, if Koiiwwhi'iv 1'n-hiiiil tin. t-louds
mimpry from shell ih«k in Framse, find voice with which to annwer.it moon wtin shining, unil when Nun
tflioii returnmg to London he fujla
tdneunlip
NAN MAHRABY, the giri to
Jhom ha became engaged before
M went away. Nan, breken-, „,„ «„ . ., _ „
MBTted, I etui us to her home to. and suddunly hi- put up hi» hundlfevl (l-« if I've walk thrnuBh the
£BBI for her three motharless atep.: und cuufc'ht heir's in u hard grip, j world blindfulilvd for the past,
bijothera. She has §een Peter often< '"Lot me fome in," ho said aguin.i wiM-ks unil that today—only tuilny
since he ami to stay with ami thWo was o sort of anguish in wincuiic hun toni the buiiilugi' from
' JOHN AHNOTT at the home of his vok-f. "Oh, for Uuii's sake,• my eyes • * '."
" ^ - widowed si»ter, near the Man •••," , He stopped fuddenly=he Blood
i eatate but Peter has full-' He bent hi« head and kissed her before her.
_iiow any glgna of "recogni-i hand before shu could stop him! she. "It was not .play-acting, >•••-"
Bill. Driven to desperation by! I —u~.ii-.. i i I I he
Ftttr'g apparent indifference and'
her father's financial difficulties, 1
Nin agreei to marry I
plAELBY SEPTON, money.!
lender, who has told her*that 1'i'teri
inslko In his debt, Thrsuifh chance
Piter lenrns the true state of
again and conspires with
3OAN ENDICOTT, who in visit-
inf Nan, to find out why she is
n&reyiiif Stfton. One of the boys
lit€BFFying=a=note—from Joan to
Piter, when he is intercepted by
Hsfton. He shows his dislike (if
tVp boy by starting to shake him
and discovers the note.
•Nan rushes to ttie boy's aid am!
EWa battle to the bully. Heter hus
aUjo heard the cries and joins the
KTOUp Sefton'8 tongue brings a
U&&shing at the hands of Peter,
who after he hus finished tunw on
his heel and walks liway. -Nan iiliii
the boy return to the house, ««,•
Joan wants to know v. inn hn< liu(i-
pened.
NOW 00 ON WITH THE HTclHY
said hourst-ly, "I xwear if I
,T jtpmk again that it was lltit.",
!U' was shaking all hver; his.
\nit-i* was wrunjf with agitatiun.
Nan u!il nut speak— uiu-un-
Hi-idusly she put nut her ham! iuiil,
I'auirht at IVti-r to steuijy hi'rjwlr.
: anil 111** nest moment she was in.
j He held her to his heart as if hu,
ruuiil never let her ga. Ho tipnki.
; foolish. llihereiit wiirils of IIIVH, tu
whU-h she listened like une in a
I telling herself that that was ul| it
| was—a dream—a dream; that she
: must keep her head, ur she wiiuhl
die when the bitter awakiMiing
Icame, Presently, with an effort,
l^Ora,? Kas^ase." j
They wen- close lu the stilt* that'
d i h l N l
never cared for him."
"If you knew how I hate him—
if you knew how sometimes 1 felt
as if 1 could have killed him . . .
but father owed him money=and
—and he told me that , , , that
"That 1 owed him money, too!
Ye« I know that—but it's all a
llu," he laughed ruefully, "Nan,
I've t'ot one tiny score Uji against
you there—because you believed
"1 know, I'm ashamed that I did
—but he was so sure—and 1 was
so desperately unhappy—"
"My poor itirl."
She bit her lip hard.
"If you suy thillKS like that 1
shall cry aiiain—"
"Yuu shall never shed another
tear as long as you live,"
She smiled ami shook her head.
"Isn't that rather 11 big promise?
Hut 1 lovo you for it- and Peter
" She pull..ci at the little chain
rnunil her link mid showed him his
is where it has been
llmi'," she saiii, shyly.
riiiB. '
sill the urn,',
"And you uski.,1 Mr, Ariintt
I'eter wiiwli-il.
There was a moment of amaied
sileneei then I'eter laughed. He
laughed with such frank surprise
and tender scorn that tears of re-
lief stung Kan's eyes,
"You're not serious," he said,
"Why 1 never gave her a serious
thought! She was very good to me,
hut she always talked about her
husband, poor chap! If ever a wo-
man loved a man I should say that
she luved him,"
"Mr, Sefton told me—" Nan be-
hurriedly; hut J'eter slopped
to sppak that
never spoke the
I shall take good
rare to let everyone know how he
trleii to thrash Cjaudie, and that's
ttot a pleasant thin^ for a mail to
have up against him."
"You forget that father owes
him money. He'll be more bitter
than ever now,"
"Your father owes him nothmif,
Nan, have you forgiittei! that I'm
• i not t|u!ti' a -pauper'/"
' * ' I Hill' raised her startled eyes lo
gan
her,
"1 forbid you
man'ii name. II
truth in his life.
Amott," His voice grew sudden. I adored Tim m*^'
rave. "Nan, auniiosing you
ried somrtotiy else, ana T Bt
maitl
not found out till too late thai
that you—" Hg put his arms round}
her with sudden fierceness, "1
think it would have killed me," he
said passionately.
Nan put her arms round
neck and laid her cheek to
Somehow it seemed (]uitn easy lo
let him know now how much she
cared. She marveled that in the
old days nhe had been so shy and
undemonstrative.
"And darling—when will
marry •me?'' Peter asked
whisper.
She stirred uneasily.
"There are the boys; I
leave them."
"I don't ask you to—except
a honeymoon; you can't e»pect me
to take them all along with us',"'
he submitted whimsically.
She laughed,
"1 don't think I should mind
even that—if we were together."
She raised her head suddenly,
'That was someone caiting—it
Come—we
a_Lhi
4,rrpi;;inameJraJlUns|hism =
:V;, "£* L h Ci^ L"! . " ithemv" she asked in a whisper.
truth from the beginning, . , ." I
"He tried to—he is not to blame|
at all; he has been must kind." ! •-
"Are you trying to make me'iu'
jealou.?'"'
You know 1 am nut—but gojffi.
must he Joan,
must fro back,"
He caught her to him ami kissed i
..., „... „ ,—- her again—a lone kiss that swept,
I would do a iffeat deal mow away the last doubt and shadow^
than thai for you," He took hrri between them! then they went'
in the hollow of his hands.
.........
' 1 " I wh
[•|H"
i
Nan, 1 shall neier be able to
make it up to you—if 1 live lo In
back down the road hand in hand,
h h h
Somehow II seemed quite
asy lo lei him know now
out much she cared,
' £rrew j^rim, "A bully is
"What are you thinking V" Peter | want ever
.ysler asked, "You don't believe! A ready
Joan met them at the gate—her;
small fact! looked pale and startled'
ffunilreil'— for these-lant-weekSf"iin the fyint-moonfHfhti— "7
Hhe tlosei! her eyes. . | "Oh, thank goodness," she said I
"1 want to forget them. 1 don't, when she saw Kan.; "j..
led inlo Ihi' wuud iiciw. Nun leam.ilMy always a i-owar.1, I suppose," he
her arms on the ttiji bar ant! i.iid'said, "At any rate, I made him
her hfud down c.n them with a tell me the whole stnry. , , ," He
dreadful fet-ling uf fuintness, tine! ,lrew a hunl breath, "I ilun't think
for a liitig iniimi'iit ni'illttr nf them you will ever be Iruubli'il wilh him .,_..„ .,,... ., -
*'l* g l< IJ . iiguin." "ll'.^irs—lillly—ohi" she said,
"If I raise my head, or Inok, up, 1 "What do you mean V Yuu have ^.jd, ,, ^Ul|,|,.n hurst of very real
shall find Unit he isn't then' at all."" not hurt him. . . , Oh, I'eter , , . .inj.ui)i|i" "If yuu haven't loved me
she WUK telling herself despalrJiiK- you doni know—you ilun'l under-1 a"n i"|,'|« 'lime' how can you really
llv, ••] know that ifs unly what «taml what harm he can do to you; | , n ,,„„•; •\ 30 IN A FEW HOURS
,. , Rodin and Shantr
Among Those on Trip
to the South
THKGREXTliNERICAN, HOME
Two Soldiers From Fort Clay-
ton Here Looking for
Employment
of Virginia,
of
and J M Lros
who art. of Ih, .,,t.i.-_. ..-—..
mpnt m Furt Cluyten, Panama,
arp amoti^ \he vi^itor^ her? Th#\
j started on foot from Panama May
I 1, and amvtd in thii city a few
| ipgftking of channel bans, =Qme 'la^^ 4 ^Eu Tin ir expen^"* totaled
' Ocean City*s well known sum f\ ^^"11 T °f J^nn iaS \ Tm ^ of
fcl -»"- ,»»»»• *F»* ^ fc.s»j». |*ttj "II bill- U>~UL. l]
at Sixth t.trei>t t ar]y one
morning a heuv^ rmn^tnrm, BL
compunifd bj wjiid ^truek town=
mill thfir tnnt—iiml thpj were
tnm[n'llti| tn t,t(>k nlhtr shelter
They went tn ul\ hull WIHTP thi
Mire prr\iled with accommodd
tion^ for the rtmamikr of tin*
night
Thi\ h m heen 2 12 year c in
the ,muf This lia\i a ninety
ilai^ fur!uugltt lihii tht> rspiLt tn
**pt n 1 inn*t at that timt in „._..
Lits I hi \ ju t dic-idtd to tump'
hi r< Vhf\ h
big time
,j denizens of the ._,_r
J In the party were G > Albert
{yon, AlIenhuFstf Van T'dmpi'n
ellner, gprmg Luke Lincoln
ailen. Palmyra, W E GDldman,
_yiilgdelphiar Henry W Stelwagon,
•onen. and H W Shaner, Allan
|£ City
[Referring to the tup and the
' iee of the flshermtn, Mr
ron, talking with th "
1 I^d|reF, S»ld
sin to Morehead
;ere we
W eT^
City N C
a jaiht and
.. to Hflttemi, N C Thi re, friend in tin- ^ it Initj S'D¥. thtv
livHl aboard the yacht | nIV lookini; fur ' jub. Thi.y tun
"I never saw channel ba JI i
..Jt in all my life Thi. hrst af
filioon we arrHetl nt Hattrrass ^t-
fent on the yeueh (aurf hahing)
, hf tan jprk
;nt on the bench (aurf h^hlng) | ihiy M|I,,t to un
two o'clock in the afternoon nin!' trun^port In Ni» ^(i
jpped nghing Bt ilark W» riturn trip
Eught 30 ham in that *ihort t
ilioard
ork f»r th
fact, we caught them the en i HKAnlNH R R
- trip until we were tmd I B '*„.,,,
I "We had aueh a wonderful time
; to give It a try agmn
xt fall
"Van Campen Hedmr ^aih fur
^elaml and Greenlamt thin week
ping the ichthyolgi^t on the tup
pr the American Museum «f Nut
il Hirtery of New Yerk Cit>
« will study the flshe*, af th^L
Jclion fef the Museum Mr Htil
pr, by the way, is a mpmlu r of
: Ocean City Fishing tluh
Fare
FAMILY TICKETB
eiween 1'hiladetphia and
THEYDON'TBUME
RADIO FORSTATE
OF THE WEATHER
G ptrt In This Country Fall
to Agree Wilh French
Mini la-
American radio men and %veath
er forecasters do not Slfre** witl
Puul Pninlew the Freni-h Simla
l»r of War that ralio woven in.
rospon ible for tho rainy chilly
weather that has pgrmst*d thi^
ipnng Trt Minister of War tall
e 1 attention to the fact that the
ntrodULtiun of ra lla waves into
i tightly cln ed room where the
nir i absolutely tmnsparent
iau»t little Iroppi of wuUr to
furm on thn fuces of those in tin-
room He »ai 1 that thi. Hertzian
foj? faun f m every home hn 1 be
ome ionise 1 an 1 electriclied,
forming ruin
I iini leci ledly a Nkeptit Kaltt
inLB H S arr thief of the NMW
York Weathir Bureau The fui_t
thut ru lu blamed for the ttx
tnini » uthLr conJltlons dneH not
that it W trye If
fop one em inclined to be skep-
tleal about It Perhaps the. peo-
ple in France were eomplaJnlllg
of the weathir something had tQ
be blamed for it—fa they picked
on radio
FORESTS IN STATE
BEGINNING TO EXPAND
It pays to plant jiour Idle land
te forest ti^es f That la the be
lief ef the ISO land ownere fn New
Jgraty who planted ijiOOjOOO
tress on thgtr ItHg flehis thn
Thi Ri iihns roinpan\ announr
nl tml t\ tint 1" jriiininir Junt 27
with thi im rm ui «iJ»hun sum
mi r tilnt-tlbli It wiiulil |ddi! nn
«uli a fnmily tukit In l*i-i n Hhila
ihlpluu. ind Atlantic tit\, Otean
IliU Stom llailmr Wildwutd jnd
'Cjpi MJ\ 1 uh tiikLt will bi.
Kiinil fur twinty trip- h> uther
tht iiufi-hiii5 r t r nit nilii.1- uf the
fiiiiiiH or domrs.tic ^er^jntsi, with
t — — in I pi nod of *ix monthi The
be Will Come All Ihe Way fromi fjre lo Atlantii. Titi *dl ba 130,
Australia lutiim titj $3^ Stoni- Hurhor,
_^^^- I tT,p Wililsool, JIO, and Tnpe MJV
I With 07 citien already entirnd' NO
lid a dozen other, asking ,,art,c, I this ne» f..md> t.a.t will —•
WHAT CITY FOLK
LIKE TO HEAR
|ANY BEAUTIES AT
ATLANTIC'S PAGEANT
rail i3< i i u
j
mil> tit.li t will Bi«
of #1 ^u tu Atlantic
-, . ,u rjli ui i i Hit ui ji iu tu MtiiiiiiiL
ion, Director General Armanil _ ,j ?, ^ O i e M C[t% or bt(Jni,
Nichoii, of the AlluntiL Citj Uiarbor, jnJ $2 to Wddwuod or
Honal Pageant, tn he held Ca,lt j]ay un(| ,,, bi ine unued in
itember 7 to II lnclymi an rll(i,onSL t,, m a m inpnatx for a
•ati
Eunced that preparations u
faf ahi&d of the xanie datt 1 la-4t
ir BS to make it certain that the
i^atepur,
with iiniil>tji_al nutLHp will be pub
"jpd in adjunct, in order that
r_^il^ may be thoroughly prepur
ed fsr the concerts Arrange-
ments huve been coffipleted by tho
State Department of P duration for
the broadcasting n^xt session gf
the broad
the entire
g next session gf
i of goneerts, which
the afternoon, so that
ettavilIeL
WHkea-B
BIIOKI
onkers
n, WHkeaBaire, ^ onk
using, Hartford, Galve^ton, Lit-
Rgck, Jolietj Portsmouth and
HI II I|C1U ill tll^ *£1 1-1:4 uuuij f fiu I1IIU.L
nil Michigan children ma\ hav« tht
advantage nf thii popular .
in Fm&ic memory and apprec
SEABOARD AIR LINE
ADDS NEW YORK
FLORIDA TBAIN
[HELPS NEGRO EDUCATION
I The Hostnwald Fund, established
1917 to promote neiro educa
_jn by ulillnB fn the erection of
fchoal buildings and teachers'
SB, is new in operation in 14
StaMs *ded by the
o» school building"! and III
,„„,„„' homes have been built
EisBUBippi with S4 teachers' homes
^ands flrst in that respect North
larellns has BOO schosihouses and
Iio leads in totaf number of
kisenwald buildings erected, tha
[umber being 514
J A two-way dish eloiet in the
lull between the kitchen and dm
pi room IS a great convenience
]f, en tho kitchen side, it adjoins
sink it will lave atlli more
A new crack tram to be known
M "1 he Southerner" has been add-
Ld to the schedule of the Seaboard
Air Line, between New York and
Honda points The train leaver
Ne* York at 9 IB a in, arriving
at Savannah early the follo-
mormnff, Jacksonville at noon —
Florida's central and western
points during the afternoon and
early evening Returning thii
train leaves St Fetershurg at S
a m , Jacksonville at 4 BO p m ,
arriving the early evening of the
fallowing day
This tram will carry eoaelles,
dining cars, section drawing room,
sleeping ears and_observation es
without change This gives th
Seaboard ftvo fart Florida trains,
two more than heretofore operat-
ed durinjF the summer season
16 Pigs, 180 Days, 4789 Pounds
i!itt*m * iiUrary ltkiiS}^
lannnt bt put into one caUjfory
What 1 n ..»ngation on the Fa^t
Side ma> mean nothing at all on
the Wi *4t Side and all arounil tha
.t nf the loan An LXamma
tinn of ppyiw li^t^ und files of
lh( New Ynrk fmhlii- lihranis
ImWi that rt lillmj tauten \ary
Thn hunt biile n^ulrnt i n «
}Q* reader In his book he Heek*
litpir^tion and eilui-atioit rathtr
th,in diversion The Seward Park
hninth nf thi Public Library nut
fdr from the Wilhiim^hurn Hnilgi
lead's all nlhLt» in deinund for
work nn intiulofcy, philossphy,
relninn and hlstorj long be
fore the Scope, affair thin branch
could never keep Lngugh books on
evolution to »ati,fv it", patrons
In other parts of thu greater
tv the old >,lnnilard fiction work-
is heen mure or le^i abanclnn
except Lu schoul children read
ig bi cnmpulsion, but do* 11 m
10 I'a^t Side Dicker, Thjikeraj
lugo Duma's und the rtat of the
Id guard are as popular ai ever,
151 the Ne» York Time- Of
le new booki the one mo^t in tie
land at prenont is "Joan Chrlfcta
he," hy Hornam Holland The
it Suit- care nothing for books
. trmel Thej read und reipect
terary trltlci-ms but pay nn at
•ntion tn tlramntic revnws
...Clients of the T!rcJ* have
leculmr literary leanings
if them are the offipring of uarlv
,»er Ea-t Side nettler, Lioyoml
he Harlem Hivcr booki on -ociol
ig5, phllo=ophj and hutory are in
.toads demand, but the standard
mrks of fiction are outdistanced
iv the modern but seller Duk
•n., Dmnii and the rest have been
aid aside for James Branch Cnbcll,
fhoodore Dreiser, Willa Gather
mil Sinclair Lewis
The new generation of Last
Iideri like live stuff in both Iktion
rail non-flctlon There is a con
itant mil for bonks on buwness
efficiency and real estate The
vomen keep the books on Interior
lecoration and domestic science
mrking all the time The maga
•mos dealing with style are never
without readers Apparently the
typical Bront resident has none of
e wanderlust of other New York-
, la>,t sear there was a great
emaml for booki on Florida and
California everywhere in tov,n ex
cept in the Bronx
In the Park avonut and Madison
Avenue section of the East Biile
the trend is entirely toward music
and the drama The Fifty eighth
street branch ha, the latest mus-
library in the city and the larg
st collection of books on dramatic
lubledtK in order to meet the con-
itant extraordinary demand nf its
patrons Next to wmethmj on
music or the drama, th>se who
C in the shadows of P«k avc-
nue like a good detective story
The next choice M for biography
but the suoject must be living or
SentTm^'^eVfror^m
outdraws Napoleon twenty to one
Perhana because of a somewhat
supervised existence, the younger
generation in the neighborno&ro
'he FIMB Mill read fairy stone
and the Brownie Book, in prefer-
ence to anything else In other
parts of tho town as soon as a boy
San toddle he cries for a book
about horws and Indians
ENGLAND'S POPULATION
The population of England i
mi'lea. The nopulBtion — -.
BriSh empire is 44i, BBB.8BB an
«a"raa i. 18,406,103 square miles
Thus the British empire has atau
IS times as many mbjects outiid
aa there are in It. -
Iron mat stains on white ename
may be removed with a Solution o
OKBIIC iieid. Keep it out of th
children's reach.
MRS E. M kUEHN MAKES
PROVISION FOR FAMILY
Tin will or the late Mrs Lhgii-
lirlli H kuihn, lln* city, »ho died
at hei home at the corner of
Fie;htli stiLet anil Atlantic ,i\enue,
hai liem hied foi prnbuteln the
ofllee of Surrngiite Irving Fitch at
i|ie Mas Cnurt HBIM
Walti 1 M kuehn, hl^ie K Buunr
unil Mtireia t huehn are named
\eeutul-, of the will Nn bonii
u- ^et
According to tpFm^ of tlip will,
tht. hj HiH Cemtterj Comp iny^
of Phdadelplua, i-. tu receive the
»*uin of |300 tu in\p£t um\ rtinVG.st
mil tu tsppntl the prueeed«n towanl
he pprpi tual cai e ami maintahi-
ence of the lot in which Mrs. Kuehn
Is hurled.
Iler iloughters, Mrs, Elsie K
Bauer ami Mareia E. Kophn, s^acl
is to receive an eiiual amount of
the late Mrfi, Kuehn'ii jewelry,
weuriiig apparel anil linens.
The will also provides that her
real estate (the amount not stated)
may be sold wlionever the execu-
tors diem it advisable. After the
two daughters each receives (20,-
000, the estate Is then to be .equally
divided between the two daujjhterB
uml Walter M, Kughn, a son.
It is specified that Mrs, Kuehn
(inunciil her son, Walter, in pur-
chuse of property.
you were'to akk'n "man nH—Ore-
treet nf hew "inrk whut he
thought was the Lau c e of the ex
nel\ ol I spring east uf the
Hnckj Mulinluiir, he wnul 1 prob
d)I> Ull you rullo IT you were
t k a man ii San Franci-cu
>kl he thought wai the cause
1 nf thi extremely warm »prinK
I w J of tl e Hmkies he would
1 • robably ti*e ou the snme un
"Although the cause may be the
sami', the effect may be ilifferent.
This Is due to the motion of the
winds. Traveling from the east
they may bring rain, while from
, the north they may bring snow,
I Kven though it Is the same thing
that si'ts the winds in motion, the
effect in different. •
"Il is a very remote possibility
that radio is the cause of It all.
g
Same ef thgse men have been
planting portionH of their idle
lands annually fsr the past ten
years and have already realized
suffLifcnt income from their plan
tations to more than cover all
eosts and enrryinfr chaFpes These
timber crops ate ejected to yield
substantial pronto periadleallj and
^vhen the final crop is har\e&ted
At a gpial! cost per acre these
Jersey men ehanged land onee a
ts? bur len to a valuable farm e§
pet They ft.el that it in good bun
ines*f to plant timber cropn on par
tipR* of their farms formerly idk
because unsuitej foi- farming The
rage cast to reforest an acre
pf farm fond it |g to |1Z Thut
represents the total tost te any
owner of trying on his farm one
f h h i i
;it U| ^ L1UH —I llltll t * f ^= J ** R
enJs %Q other New Jersey Ian 1
Treen may b p planttd without
rj¥¥ QU preparation of the ground
anl will grow without tKe care
an 1 cultivuiiun tlemandesl b> other
crops A trial planting UHUSH
eonvinces \nntr owners that thi—
crop will jfruw well on portions of
their farm whiLh is not suited for
uther cHips
Call Millvillt 2B5-W
For Estimator
Beauty and Protection
With Awnings
WE ARE DOING WORK IN
OCEAN CITY DAILY
Ocean City Office Will Open Soon
South Jersey Awning Co.
MILLVILLE, N, J.
There's No Time Like
NOW
To Own Your Own Home
E VERY far-seeing family wants to
own its own home—have a patch
of Mother Earth it can call its own and
a comfortable home on it. We offer
now a number of exceptional vafucs in
homes in the desirable residential sec-
tions of this city. Let us be of service
to you. Extended payments offered.
JOHN R. THALLEN
Real Estate Broker
Building Contractor
149 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J.
Phone 282
Advertising
We Represent
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington ,
Pittsburfh
and
Atlantic City
Papers
In fact Bny paper,
Advertiaing can be plae.
etl through this offici for
all papers at publication of-
fice rotti.
Dependable Service
Experienced ad takers
F; Leroy Howe
803 HBhth Street
Telephone 460
Lima Pr&ncts Kaa
an came a Isnff way
—I....- ^|^ Feesntly arrlv
jmi p n.. trom He
t ill csmpe» In t^e pft<
cily
GILDING THEIR TEETH
Ladies of Europe are glldtnj^
their teeth and beapeckling th|l{
tongues with gilt to match Fuhf
lan decrees that only tlaFkeBt Tttt
lipsticks shall he UMd with the git|
teeth nnd toiIKiioa
—i*
Ford Owners
DAY — NIGHT — SUNDAY
Personal Service Satisfies.
KURTZ & YOUNG
Ford Specialists
9th and Bay Avenuei
Phone BBS
Preis' Wholesale Dept.
We are wholesale diitribulor* and direct mill agents
of Hotel Suppliei for South Jereey.
Bed Linens
Table Linens
Blankets
Window Shades
Draperies
Curtains
China and Silverware
Furniture
Carpets and /
Linoleums
For Estimate Consult our Mr. Edmund Well!,
Manager of Wholesale Contract Dept.
QUICK, SATISFACTORY SERVICE GUARANTEED
We Deliver Promptly to Ocean City and
All Pointi Off Shore
PREIS'
1812 to 1618 ATLANTIC AVENUE \
AT COR. OP JIT. VBBNON AVB.
ifhii
Announcement
EDW. G. KURTZ
Ford Sales and Set vice
To Our Customers and Patrons
We arc in no way connected with any garage or service
station of similar name in Ocean City.
The only authorized Ford Sales and Service in
Ocean City.
EDW. G. KURTZ
908 Asbury Avenue
Across from City. Hall

; •- OHIO City
t JfieiJ Myers et ux to John P
Pot ?1 Lot 80i'» anil uut 10
Jfeet of 3028, block 30, Ocelli City
Oarden
'Kendall Halnh Atkins ot m to
VlaW J. Siller et UI 31 Loti
anfi Soil, block 30, Ocean
Gankn
ertiJlL llaigolm et ux to
M B. ' Fnizier. $L North-
"west B0 feet of 67 mil 574, 'ec
-Soon D
Maud E H Cooper et al to
••iainuel Socand $3^00. ]>ot US,
rEctiori a '•'
rLAllKd J Gonlon ct ux to Kob-
«ll* J CohipbeU J42.000 Lotr
i?B& and 790, section F, ^lsounorth-
»eat Jjne of Wesley avenue 60 feet
northeast of Twentj nlith street,
thenoj 131i feet to oxtenor bne
>HoAlfil"H. Dcnn ct ux to Guarintes
Realty Co. $7,600 South
-west S feet of 740, all of 750 and
northeast 1$ feet of 751, section
' tJ Notanmcelo et ux to
iJTbuph Talete *1 L lfcB \
•anil 104 B,'f.ec*H)rt G, block
*; William J Ollru.n et ui to
(Coast Line Realty Co $1 Lot
C37, Action C
t •• Kcna H Swjpn'ct m to Wil
"Kara B H. Apil $1 Lots ETC
•And G78, hectlon P,
" David Wallace cXjut lo Burdette
•a, Johiuoit $1 Part of lots 7')-I
'and 796, bection A
• ^—% en. C it" Esslinftcr I7an!»if to Arthur
arfn $J f JTillian
•St Ijeltarfn Southwest lino
lot^Sttth ltSttth Btr Btrevt v A2f> feet southeast
•at
t Atl
Atlantic jvonun contjlmnR on
•sarim strt« 30 i*t,e
I " Carl A Hopf ct ux to John F
•Schmunk $3,000 Lot 1219 and
Jfiart oi 12.U, Woik J2, Ocian City
OfP*\ I IT* SLVTINELLfDT.FR OffcW fatioiiu
Frank H. Wise et ux to Randall James H. F Diion et ui to Lbnta
v m
G Ha ^1 Lot 695, Section D, J.
0 Prt f lt
Ocean City Assbciation
Louise Sotincborn to George J
Knob ft ux |1 Lot 737, Section
C, Otein City Association
William F. Valet tl ui to Ida
Mav Serbort ?^,(100 Snuthwttt
^0 fict of lot 5 and northeast E
ft it of lot C, Section 6, Ocean City
A^toi-iatlon
John K Park et ux to Oscar L
I kUwood $1 Lot 717, bi etion
L Ocean City Ab^OLlfttion
Wniiam C. Young et Wx to Hnlpb
fi Umhtoad $1 Lot COS, 6i Ltion
(r. Ocean City Asocuitioti
Ba •side Corijonlici* to Freemttn
Rmly $1 antr cnnhrmation of tilk
LoU .
Breanet.
Part of lots
— Furms. • Mix telva Sdiravepand et vir to John
Charles H Shoemaker ot oi to _ Wof « 169 acres, excepting
1am C Read«t vir, to Cotdelis
M Carolu Luti *8B« Lp> 82, certsiil e t i l lot of of liuid situte at Sea
%. QnTey,- tlfim, SS «quaop yards
Plaq Ocean City B^youn, Map No. •wille Post t Office, Offie being sarae lan land PKihlms convened W Naomi Tar-
and premises conveyed by Emma ves et ^rfr to Jans C Itead Jun« 2, block]
Anna Margaret Thompson to "^ Corton, eXKutrli of estate of 10, 1»21
Morion II Jamlenon SI Lot 9. l t Cocoon, by deed datM Reovca Flowers to- Koch Realty Cab
UloOk 9, Plan No. 2, ocean City
Deed t Co yl Share 2 in division of
Land Company
ale 389, page 601
'estate of Joseph Sharp, Sf, and
llie Heart of the Gaidenfl Development
Company to Charles H-
Harrlneton ?1 Lots 1440. 1477,
1148 and 1440, Block 14, Plan St
Ocean Cit Gardens.
Ocean City llealty Company to
Adonager T. Harriibh. $1. to*
132, A and B, Plan S, rawied of
Bay Front Loti.
Hobert S, McConnell et ui to Eart
Charles. P JEslbill to Plaza Se
curitcsj Company *1 Bfegbinlnfr
in nortjien t line of Ptaa place 814
feet houthcort of Atlantic uxeime
e^tendJIIK northMftt 86 fett
ifadalme P Hollinprrr et vir to
John 3 kiln* *I Northeoit IE
feot of lot 705, Eoction A
Joseph L Stone et lit to Robert
H Edmunds et u\ $1 Lot 211
block i, Ocean Cit> Gardens
Gco W Sinister vt ux to Clln
ton JI kandle ?2S BOO Pint 11 13,
35, 37, 41 and 43, plan 0, Bay t ront
Adonager T. Harrtion et ux to
Horaee De Hart. $1. Lot 181, plan
J, Bay Front
John C, Smith et ux to Cora
Scott Quotas. SI. Lotg 637 anil
BS8, section F, Ocean City Asaocia.
tion,
Thomas H, Edward* et us to
Lillian Herron, il. Lots 8Z7 and,
iJB, settion L, Ocean City Asaoeia-
Uon.
John W. Kennedy et ux to Mar.
Hud 94. Plan for suMiviiinn; Newklrk. 16,509, Loti 4B7 and
of Ocean City Bayous, Map No. 83, Usi, Section 0, Oeean City Associa-
AnnaE. O'Neill, widow, to Wnl-1 tion, ' __ ..
ter TomUn et ux. |1. Parts of Lewis Caaoaboon et m to Mane
lots Nos. 470 and 472, Section A, | De Prance Pullo. il. Lot 4BBj,
Ocean City Aisociation. I Sectioo A, Ocean City Adsociitflon.
Clara Imbesi et vir to John H. I Quit daim. City of Ocean City,
Kane. i48300. Parts of lota 78( to Abel P. Senir. tl. Lot 1 Bi
and 780, Section 0: part of lot 7B«, Section D, Oeeaii City Assoel«tloiu
cug M. Haillburton. $1. Lot 2J)67, Section CL Ocean City Association. William B, H. Apel it ui to Har—
block 29, plan 1, of Oeean Uity Gar- —Albert Qi attbert-irf-ux-to-Robejt windflelder et aOi. $1, oLts 84
\Meal Estate
Emil X. Kocnneckfr et ux to dgn§. S. Stretch. IfUMO, Lot 871, Sec. nnd 648, Section F, Oeean City-j
y
iithnrins List, $11,000. Sooth- Robert B,' Chew et us to Harry tion 0, Ocean City Association,
S, Shimwel et aliu |1, Lot Bit, Quit claim deed. City »r Ocean James A.. Longitreet -«t irn_Uj
nist 12 1-S feet of 88 and north,
'. r Transfers
[map 1, Ocean City Development Co. City, to J. Frank Clancy, 11, Lot Ralph B. Urastel. $1. Loti 2T
wo rt 85 feet of 57, Delancty Real, Joseph R. McConnell et ux et nls 405, Section H, Ocean City Assoeia- and 28, Flan for sab-divislon Ocean
ty 1,0. ' ,
City Bayous, ous, Man No, 88 is. ".
to Shfriey H, Reeve, il. Lots 01
is an abstract of con- Fmnk A, Muhierrig et m to and 6JJ, block g, plan 1, Ocean City Merris E. Hauseman et ux to Ell Upper Township
,^y . of rocord in the
copnty clerk's office
Hurry P, Harding, fi. Lot J41, Oardena,
M. Cawley etux, $1. Lot 8081, Albert H, Walton et at to Henry
wa mi- Hi a • a- ^ » .^ —
Block 30, Plan 2, Ocean City Car- G. Boilin, tl. Lots 6 and €, lec-
Frank E, Darby et ux to John
•section D,
dens.
tion 1, Young L Walton ,._ Tract .
F, Caiberry, 120,000, Soutbwert
tftl U from North ts Ninth Btxttt I ilward E. Hanscom et al
Robert 8, Stretch el ux to George Seashore fi Mainlpid Develop-
to I 10 feet of lot "70, northeast 80 feBt
Eliot Bealty Co. |66,0O0, North-
A. Nitshe, |i. Lots 0J7 and Mi, ment Co. to Milton N, Rose et
of lot "771, settion C, Ocean City
past 20 feet of 1017 and all of lots
Section Q, Ocean City Association;] (1, NorthweBt 40 feet of lot T»
Association.
North 10 Ninth SbaM 10J«,l6l», 10J0 and 1021, Mock
John P. Fox ct ux to M. Louisel block H, Ocean City Estatei,
James B, P, Dixon et' Ux tn
10 Ocean City Gardens, tot 838, Louia J, Bissset. 110,900. iJit
block i. Ocean City Gardeht,
S«Etlaa C nu from Math lo Fotirtanth
2,911. block 29, plan 2, Ocean City
MnHf tb> Iw nn4.«u. • Southwest S3 feet of 747, section
D Lot S9i, section D. lot 96,
Gardens,
rj-.tion B. Lot 98, section • P, Elton Risley et ux to M. Carola
Lot- t anil 8i section B. Lot 01S, Luti, II, Lot OB, plan for sub-
block 9, Ocean City Gardens, Lota division of Ocean City Bayous, map HA VE YOU RENTED ?
•il' and 920, bloct 9, Ocean Cfar 88.
F run* from Twtnly-FVrartti to
ih trvtt btLW«*n tht b«T od Osrdnnii, Lots 911 and 922, Mock Freda 1, Qreen to Deaniond L, If not — Send — Us — Partlcularg
0 Ocean City Gardens. Lots 922 Place et ux. $14,000. Lot 50, plan
a raw fnm Xwsntv Ninth to and am, said plan. Alma SM feet Delancey Realty Company.
t M U b i -iiutliwest of T-»elfth street 100
WE WANT TO SEE EVERYTHING
Howard O, MacPherson et us to
feet on Ocean avenue. Lota 12 John R, Park, $1. Lot 74?, sec-
-"^action H inni from Hilrty-EbDrlli to
RENTED
and oi, section 8, suuthemit line of
*fc b Uw fc*y "* *
tioji L, Ocaan City Association,
pnli>n avenue 845- feet southwest The Heart of the Gardens Devel- and want to supply our clients
M. L ftsu from Httr «mnd to of Ninth street extending alsni opment Company td Charles Go«s.
Palen avenue 3G.041 feet; alia be. 116,900. Lots 1,452, 1,458, 1,454,
ginning in gontheast Use of Palen 1,4P, l,4Ji, 1^57 and 1 4BB, block
i\**nue 13G.4S feet southwest el 14, plan 8, Ocean City Gardens,
Minth street extending along Louisa 0, Janssn to Albert W,
Pnlen avenue 88.98 feet. Lot 4|0,
-HUIOB D, •_ , ,
Hicks, if, 1800, Lot 88, section
ClnretiM Eggleston et ux to Jahn North Point, Ocean City Association.
J Mahonty, jr. 1176, ^ f p g Edith Baker Hunt and William
in" iiortTiwest line of Simpson ave- H, Craven, executors and trustees,
nue 159 S-12 feet southwest of Adelaide I. Baker, deceased, to AT-
Sixth, street, containing southwest thur F. Beeb, 1115.000, South,
on Simpson a«nne 16 feet'2 InclJM, west Ifl feet of lot.TBfljmd lots 767
1 with the btst
accommodations open
We BIIB have buyere for anything below the market
Esibill-Townsend Corporation
Ninth and Asbnry Averiue
Ocean City, N, J.
* iLlllian M. A.ilibrook ot vir. to
Jjamc! Tirth tt ux $10,000
•Sdutliebjit 23 feet of lot 3
Jjjorthwert 31 B ft a of lot B, block
lO, Ocean City Land Co
1
. ;Thomis H.Shinn to Williuin
iTnrner ct al 51,100 Lot* Bl nnd
•83, nection A
! Thonias* H Edwirds it ux to
lAlysi C G Robinwn et ol ?7,00p
•toil 130,1 1, 1 2, 193 and 191,
JwSctfori K
rZ Same to amP $16 000 Lnts
•144, 14B, US, 147, ]t8, 14?, 1B0,
101 1EII and 1E1 rectinn K
, liana Elizabeth Fox ct al to
IMlnnie Sultan $20100 South
JWct 20 feet of 742 and oil of
"I 3, --ection C
!-i v Chnrle-iH Hirnnirton rtuxto
•HUvcn Ucalt Co SI Lots 1441!
1447, Wock 14, Ocean City
lttlcnR l
».Haven Realty Co fe Eolxrb ~P>
tBroxnu $7,000 Lots 141C and
'1-U1, bloclt 14, Oi.uin,Cit Gar-
Ideifl eifl.
Eya Fosncr et vir ta Dcnjamm
OCT?t " $T,aOD Lot 0, north
•JEWnt. i
"- 'Horbtrt It Smith «tr vt to
jFjank Tv Eiloy Lot B27, section
*•" PtanciS^G RiiteiaB'et lit to
JJolins F ,'Jochcr, Jr, ct me, $1
.Soutln^Qit line of T li-venth street
'Sldt northwi-ft of iBay .•
"• •* ijeha C CaTHon et Vir to JA
iD*npsoy '«. I-ots I4G, 147, 227,
.an?, sfiis,-afi7 47A nr>«,/ CBB, CB ,
-TO", h'(. ami s'»7, section L
' i TUMI 1) ni|> -y to Thoma H
'alxitc • t, S 1
'-••Jlnlhiv It J>clley^et
^Jilti'r" A' Huh ct lit si
,'1S1 mil :'82, section E.
|t|J,100'Vjifhifor Quick Sale *n£
!>•... 'i 'fiO'DnJ Settlement - h *
urn utt-vrf *p^ 4 i
r WJW- QHUIJ1£ Ijqii
12. ( Irarfleld SL
Ilillfl^ Pa
A' Two-Fold Service
The MacPherson organization is prepared and equipped to render
an exceptional service. We will plan your house, work out specifications,
build it and then sell it for you.
This is the only organization of its kind in the city — it is real
service. r " , j
DO YOUR
BUILPING—BUYING—RENTING—SELLING
THROUGH I'
Howard 0. MacPherson
T '1 %'i
v ;; J2H& ^Ihtral Ave.
'— 'i *l f-\ L *
hi
,' i
Where Eke So Much
For So Little Invest!
When you r«Uy get down to attnal fMl* Bbotit real estate, thtro nit {
,T,-^^-i for your money?
What price call yott«xp«t when you sell?
How Soort will there be a good market for your ]
WhilhM your purchase il tfide for a homesite, a profltaWc lnTr
a tombinatlon if both pUfpoiM, thtae tfum faelori determine f
of your action.
They, also govern the extent of jronr gueeess.
Bight now In Ocean City you can get more for each dollar
In any oth^ pt»ii we know.
YOB want to know, naturally, all the Masons (or thta fact. We M»}
to prore them in detail. . ^
And should you wish to Mil you can enjoy the market advance ty to
valae, which always belong to that property popularly regarded tsA^f
Study with eari Ocean Oty Property and you win agree that mrer)
Bis there Been any properly w completely desirable m every —
VWt Oiean City and let for yourself iti marvelous growth, i
offlee for comphte real estate information. >V ?,«s
* < ifi
D. M. JOSEPH I
A Complete Real State Organization * f>.
Eighth and Ocean Avenue ;
W, H, LEWIS, Manager.
Now is the time to Bt
Your
Mohair Sui
WE HAVE A
LARGE STOCK
TO CHOOSE
FROM
STRIPES;AND PLAIN r COtOf
HAIililpi^
173$ AUantic Ave., Al
* ' ' ••••'•''ii \>'yk
>J
yj^r.'i - 'V •, J i/i I | ""'"" JOFFTI1IS ~
J. RENWICK HOGG |
AT THE F
One of
A
Mr. and Mrs," J, Han*
, and fainily have Brriyecl
Flanilora from their beat^
udelphia aurburban egti
Mr. Hogf «tprf«se»
greatly pleased with Oi.
manifold sppavtunitiw
nttr nrt anil «er " J
g^nd the season —-^.
roltor and Becretory.t;
carpet nnd rug manuj
the Seaqai-OentPnninl *•
Burrenilerod Ui moro \
as president at that nl
a number of years -
traTtl hire and abr
BAVARIANS^
Hnvarian youths
il in cojalde*
voto intelliBehtljf.
passei a law raising J
to M yea at mania!
eleistionp. The age ;
mains at 81' in: »ati
ai taed % the fei
tion.
were
| f "lt» obtained bv tY
ffl
^
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tlll!1>t
It devel
SK
RTHERN CROS
isNOV VISIBLE
Property Owners
We Haro Bnyera
, Waiting
For Your Property
Yonr Prig, j, mgh%
i UtliBfa Solicited
Jan
., ,,,515 9th it,
StririHaHI Phone, m , m
Tb.Cn,,
r null
eat,
ATLANTIC
Wiinliln^ti,,* j} , -
«|HH?:«SS?
"You might logically expect
to pay much more for such
properties"
THAT WE OFFER
FOR SALE
CONSULT
CHARLES A. DOE
Realtor
406 Eiffhth Street, Ocean Qt^ N, J.
lit
1^-
TEternalTeminine
Ocean Cily Divisii
CITY
ion
ELECTRIC
lOUi and West Avi
CO.
enue
J^Al JLEOTIC REFRIGERATION,
i>
i,' * Vtor* ttoura ifaliu"
\\ 8A.M.TO«P,M,
j OPEN SATURDAY EVES.
;fwi~vs.-*. J
Our Great
JUNE
e
Safe
Men's and Young
Men's 2 T ^ $
Men
S UI T
ana a
Great June lkr ^»»«
Clearance of 1N©W Silk
Presses
Stripe, of eve^ -rarie^,,
AIIQ plaJn colort, Ineludlng
all the high' Summer AWei,
pinfci, roie. green* powder
{!vi& juchid, Sizes'.I6'tcf^,
ilS.00."
June Clearance 61-Boys'
oeccer auk
Dresses
Wgimilly $23.50 & $29.7S
DelightfiilFroctafdrnia.
toon or iniaa in Fla( Crepe,
Pnnted Crepe, Georgette
JW trepe CrepD vumoi bii
gette Dreasea in attrnc
iiigh shades for afteiu
breteh Iota.
jig.oo
June Clearance Of,
DRESS
COATS
PoiretiEeenj, CKanneen,
bafanc and Eeugalhje*. Fur
trimmed and phaa. 5ome
embroidered; beautifully
lined with Crepe de Chine,
L iPriguulIy $45 arTd $S§
ff 'June Sate, pjrtce '
y
Dresse
r pvery Kour of the
and in H,o nrweilt
shades for f Summer, S
ettes, Over Crepe*,
sizes included, ,
Onfiutty
19
*3S and 940' <
SPQRT
COATS
> *
A- V
1.75 ;*f
Charming tmnf^t m 1 *-
>5;
Some ^vitK rm; d&M
^MguUfly $29.75 and
i "i

SPECIAL5ERVICE
IN PRESBYTERIAN
fclTY SBNTINBL^LlDfiEg, OCg^_CT^.N, J, fBffi^jTOg_JR M2B
contribution
reeqrdud- .in the the admiral ml \o up i ,.J?
he -.tartt I in his annual pilgrim
age in quest of the mazuma
wherewith he might buv «ome tin
pment, te the Q, B
bear in mind that
i not opened, but tl
keil up some chan
mbs' Book of l.if
! record ut the end
I perfect daj
But, say, you ought to «e*< j t v.\ n |Q day will con
bathing "creations" in the . _.. arvuiul, imd earl that morning th
for an old-fashioned, honeiit.ti
1,0 f
goodness swim. The mo
front sKipn,
! open, but we gave them
toward ti
1 by. The Test Bier Is ope
in Bimnii,
While we were ''hotfooting
up the Boardwalk, wo noticed our
nld friend, Captain Jernee, of Jhe
Ocean City Beach Patrol. Tho
captain greeted us with a smile
and suggested we cull at thi' beach
hospital, UH he wan sure we Would
, mtH»i a treod frii'nd. We culled and
.•^,^ pleaded to meet
Timer" in tho person .^
Welsh* now a doctor in charge of
things In thu beai'h hospital,
, Dr. Welsh showed u» overy-
•* I thine—all kinds of isadKets anil
I guophuscs, for first aid to the
woak hearts ami drowning. It
looked us though "Dop," njulil take
cure of u modern train wreck with
the oultit hi' has ill his ilf "'
Th" "iiuc" 1ms been st
i'liw-i at Taulane Vnivcrsit
.. i to lie pros
j porous. Th name magnetic
|ii» with him.
Then we went t Simms
tailr- thu last title thut he is best
riBiic
| kiuiwn. He separate?; pipplo from I
their money. It was lie who nr.rt
(kean •ity'« Insiilulinns cond to made the "two.bit piece" famous
None in stale as a means of buying row bniUs,
Cannes, cunoodelums, war Minn
In niakink n plea, at *'_.,. 10 piiddies, rope for houtSi mid thi
o-clock mam in St. Ann"!""" is the way he does it.
Churrh Suiiilus- morninir, for tin- Kirst' hu oliHerrt-K what is te.
uncial iiwlstunw from till' "J* ed "a prospect." Then he beitins
me, visitors fur th.. new piifochial 'to Krin, next he hauls nut a stub
school he plan* to start m SepI
of a lead pencil (aiiythinu In .
tember, the rector, the key. Tho., than two inches will riot do) and,
Blake took occasion to »praK in hi." own lanmiace, he "sneaks
terms of high commendiitlon ol
I in
up on "em." Then ho erins. It
' ;ds andnot
a Nmile-=it is a sfrin. Hi'
of 76,W0
in : the Ocean City iiuhli,
, the touchers employe" n. t..t.- =-
Hie gyes turned an stitutien^,
jBKh " the present' pie-stiit He siaiii the schools here sire sec-
m -^.a li>!t of tht point onil to none in New Jersey, and
t one tliy m-iil obilc
lv hunters. /
\ of WUIIK, China are
\f night and not reopen-
I
Over Ground Here
The Germantqwn
'• Club"*
Ifne'tf '& s. the
OwunW, tin: Hay, the
e Boardwalk.. The. same
RELIABLE
Concrete Mixers
"Lenoi"
ETSTNES
HtilSTK
PLMPH
All Sizes
In Stoct
iSoRY HEBVKI3
GeQ,D.Leiiiff&Soii
Cbntrsclor'i EqyipnlMit
Sooth Temple """ "
Ifei Firesafe Home
^^PSM^i
- WSienfcra rat Gyp-Lap
you have added Bfe pfotec.
Han
•••*•»
in
in a
superior
sup
deiite. •
msAe wlth
For Gyp Lap «
a core oi fiypsum rock that
CANNOT BURN or
TRANSMIT FIRE. Econpnncal
too, in coit and
application
Let ili tdl you abolit it.
BYP-LAP
The Fireproof Sheathinu v
The i|uiek, intMiKe lieat of llie
Kcw Speed-Burner is conserved
and conducted
Ihrnuifhout tlio entire eookinn
top. One burner alone often
suffices to 1 fid the cookilitt
which lii-retiiforo twn have
been called upon lo do.
lnnt what ho did cat, but he Jia.1
MornH 1 kliK 1 At
blts
To think about your heatmtf Witem
for next winter — are you going to
find yourself in the predicament many
peoplej»'erejn_l_ast_winter£_____
AND LKT US INSTALL
IT NOW
We Guarantee Satisfaction
Richard H. Johnson Co.
PLUMBING and HEATING
.TNot»
IhefouF
Phone 127
Top Heat contrnl,
impossible with the open tyjiranite,
in now yours with fhe
••mduittxl heatiiiK anil's nt of that hugi* eoncpfn
^1 uf yeair^ ii^u tn c.njo>
I il unii ilbrnail
1 Miinpli-tiM the purthaso of u. nil
iiiLlHKP Ut Ocean anil Haiti.rs

The Scntiricl-Le.lerer. a few
-weeks age, published a story in
reference to a IHTKO stone hems
|4 -which W B, D. Welch was arrange
I ,' Ing to build on Waverly boulevard
•* for Ralph B, BtrHnger. Thii imtrrovement
has awakened so much
Interest among property owners
that this newspaper has •.ecure.l
from Mr. Welch details concerning
the house, which arc herewith
-B-
Arehitteti Drawing »r New stone Ilonso for W ED Welch
Ideal Stone House? Will
Be Built In Gardens
Section By Buvinger
Constructed by^ W^ E, DTWiieh, It Will be Complete In All
Rs Details — Similar Cottages
Likely to Follow
jersey Const is fillinc; with families
who want and are wilhntf to
pay for larfe anil completely
tquipped homes,
A few of thi. salient features
whieh Mr, Weldi ha** incorporated
in the plani for this home are as
fOllowSI
BroWnstone exterior, oak floors
throughout, kiUhen floor Arm I
Rtrontf cork inlaid linoleum, copper |
rcreenp, a^Tun^ fountain, lnwns
shrubbery, noUwatcr heat, with oil
burner, innnerator for tra h and
garbage, electric r.inge, electriL
refrKrerntor, imported lighting
fixtures, large cozy corner fireplace
in li\uifr room, beautiful tiled
baths, three car p-nrafte, instantan
eons hot-water for domestic ure,
patent lawn sprinkler, wonderful
nrcular stnlruM, abundance of
leaded glu'i, patent casement fa't
eners, all caspment windows, metal
wcatherbtnp on all doori and rash,
©
Second Floor Plan
tile floors on porches, built in
bookcase 1 The house will be built of rough
brown,stone, trimmed with stucco.
*lth •» variegated
•Hoot plan
:, finest of plumbing fixtures,
automatic heat control,
wash-rack for garage, first floor
: slate roof. The
covers a width of 48
feet and a length of 76 feet. There
b? 0 -bedrooms and 5 baths,
servants" quartern The
^bebtupanlng. illustrations will give
a, clear idea of_the many carefully
•Smaidered details of the floor
plans.
Third Floor Plan
^Tlw rooms &fe all of generous
aii/Sf and every modern.convenience
finish of wood in riemish, wconil, Thi house was downed anil
for easy housekeeping -will be
floor finish of wood in old ivory,! built by a specialist in hiuh-clasi
built into the bouse. This year
and all floors Waxed,
homes.
there have been inquiries for highelsai
houses, and the building of
ithisihonie will encourage the ransteoction
of more liousea of a similar
type. Already there hams been
inquiries by prospective buyers for
land in the vicinity of this house,
tot the purpose at erecting equally An Unparalleled offer for Speculative
Ugh dats cottages. >
Instead of buuding n bouse of
this character, - -which will cost Investment and Worthwhile Profits!
j *30000 Mr BnvaigBr and
nr. Welch could have^3ust as
easily have bnilt six houses, cost-
Set 6,000 eaeh. but it was decided
-FOR SALE-
that one good house -would have
ftofar more beneficial affect on
Mean City hi seneraJi and thla Corner Lot, also three adjoining Lots, located on
locality in particular, than six
chSp hoUMiB- ThB cheap houses
Asbury Avenue at 28th Street
weuld have depreciated the value
of the land, whereas a high-class
IIQURV ^ul greatly enhance the
uilur of the propertjr In the
nHehlwrhood. " . . . . _.
ThoUKh the house is being built
on two lotsv with, a totalr-frontage
at 70 ftet, an «aditl1nialNE^HELDJtN — ON -POLICE—FOHGE- - SULU
Miai-Helchl,
BAIL I«B COURT
FOR 29 YEARS Denial that politics'had Anything A
to do with the dismissal of William Uonal maguW
Police Claim They Gat Much Rum
Former Chief Stull WlUini to Go
00 superintendent of Camp Fire GfaS
at Home
on Pciuion
schools in Pleasahtville is made by June She is a «
several member* of the board of
Richard N Coney, owner of the Former Chief of Police Samuel
education. On the contrary. It was
intimated that hia inability to get
AtBlfn, in this city, which house B. Scull, of this city, was on the along with Charles O. Wilson,
win raided by State Trooper Coi, police force twenty-nine years on principal of Pleasantville High
County Detectives Higbee and Un-i Tuesday. He served as a police- School, and several of the teachers
freed and Wm, Powell, a member
of the Ocean City Police Departman
for about two weeks when op- in the school brought about the
ment, Friday afternoon, and a pointed and then -was made chief "ousting" of the superintendent.
quantity of liquor captured, as of police. For several years now Mr. Sullivan is known to many LAUNi
claimed waived a hearing be-
Ocean City residents.
he lias been a house contain.
3uiutn
fore United States Commls loner
FCML
Doufflo.1 in Cape May Court House He wan off duty for four months, Miss. Florence Breen, of Jesup, We Gaud/
Saturday Bait in the sum of $2,f>0U until a couple of weeks ago, flue G&., will be president of the student
for his appearance in court was to an injury to one of his shoulders.
420 W«*
government body nt the State Wo-
fumi hed A man named Speck, Capt. SCUII'B many friends say men's College at Valdonta during OCEAN qry^
employed by Coney, was released he has been a faithful guardian of the coming college term.
in $500 bail a* a material witness the peace during the period of his
Curtain* a
Coney wub not at the At(r.lrn, service, and they claim he has now Miss Mary Murray, 17, of Tlx- PHONBu
pollc* report, uhen the idzure 1*as reached the age when he should be eilo, N. Y., was {selected as the best -Mm.
made
placed on the pension list. Just | all-around camp fire girl.
It is stated that nearly 70 Kal
at this time, however, the police
lon-J of whinkey and gin were tap- !taw> no pension fund.
tureil, mobt of the stuff being
whlskcv ComplaUit was made by WILL HOLD BAZAAR
Ward Hlfrbei., of this iity, a detec The member}* of St. John's L1-
tivt in tlie county pritseeutor'H
ulnce Ihi- iharKt was illegal
theran Kvungelical Church, of this
possession
city, have completed arrangements
for holding a buzaar in the Strand
ihe authorities tlaim that tTiey pavilion, on the Boardwalk, Friday
found numbers of labels, to|rether
p ith testing machines in the build-
afternoon untl evening, July 2. The
ing, nil nf which were seized by public is invited to attend.
tin Government officials
Miss Irene French, still in her
Mis- Isabel Ecch atone Mackny,
teens, wa« chosen to bear the title
of Vuncuuxer, won the Mticmtu^h
of "Mirta Broadway," as best typi-
pnze ff the bmt pitni>tic Cana
fying the spirit of the modern show
df in J>la> in ohp net
1(1 rl.
Real Estate Offerings
BY
BOWKER
Corner 17th and Asbury Avenue
Lots Riviera Section
$1,250 Up in Blocks of Six
3 Lots on Asbury Ave. Near 23rd St
$3,000 Each
PHONE 330
BUY
BEACH FRO!
As fine an Opportunity for Safety,-Quick!'
and Substantial Profit as I have ever offei
80 Feet Beachfrc
at 20th Street
$750 Per Foot
We have a Number of;
COTTAGES
Available for the Season '
LIST WITH US - RENT
G. VERNON PEPPI
REAL ESTATE
605 Eighth Street
~«
Phone 749 OCEAN CITY.
Legal Service
E. WARREN
Civil Kngineer—Lttd!!
The Outstanding Real Estate
Investment in Ocean City today
BLOCK OF 47 LOTS
==11 CORNERS^
Adjoining Riviera Section
This Location, coupled with
the Price, makes these Lots
unusually attractive.
Mould Realty
411 Ninth Street
,ii« < \ 1 J,

)KNS
BNELY EQUIPPED
'FORNEW SEASON
Horace C. Hodgfbon, With
'J-"x.tensive Experience, the
'£tN Manager
ft. VOEGELIN
SHOWERED WITH
FELICITATIONS
Ion,' D D.pndtorofthePirat Pre«ytcrian
Chun.ii of Atlantic City
Dr Mellon related hi acquaint
ancezglitp uith Dr VoeRelin an 1
us father, in wliu e fmiUtops the
'on followed, and forcefully pre
ented the Christian miniitr} ab
the jreal nristucrncy uf the teen
tieth century Dr Mellon comiiar
cd thi minirter £ vibitH (oomputpd
ill the matter of dollaro and cent?)
with amount i paid other who
r.Lrvnl the ill and uflllclul. His
words and deeds, were they remu.
.. refurnished, brightived
and yet retaining
tnnt'atmc hers whiih has drawn
ilW tltenti Fi» aftw year, the
j'llr- liking "" mMuMHSMh In
L* rliA: fit i.F . Annt^—
i thu hotth ssettpn of tbg s netnted on thi wine basis of the
public lecturer or the niH£«in°
writer, hi pointed out, would yield
a far frtittr revenue than the
jwacher receivel or itekp, "The
gjirit of eaeriflce," ha deelsfedi
3ty| cpin-
••t Wedncsdaj' v.ith a satlsfvJnir
"' f of jnieati and reservaifeiii.
wjiirji JtisnjiM to make this one o
Ihf 1 gciareu,
"necessarily ieta the the'man
oi of Ooll
in a CIBBR by himssIT," and in I this
he found the aristocracy.
bilghiegl sssssns of its The benediction wa« flttlnily anil
lr^iHs ,_. G , Hodgson, Hd ffor
(eelingly prsnaunced hy Dr. Voe.
turiity years manager of the plad gelin, after which the several hun.
Hti 116 Hotel, Philadelphia, assumes 2nd members of the eanpegation
ft ti i KhUaif peiitisn hire and hap sl repaired to ladeneii tabjes prepared
*\ rciuty Installed' th& taaeheg which through the kindness of the Ladies'
r old guists of a caravunswry es- Auxiliary,
itttt set oft their return ye& Sketch of PBator
^ar and slis many improve^ Dr. Charles P. N. Voegelln, boni
ihitti in tht matter of decorative In Pabarson, N. J,, was educntetl
t i»litlllsbnientip with their premlsi in the public schools of that plae*
*tl* ^rjpriie • '
and New York City, nod received
Atr*=Hodgs©n haa made, pal i l l i t L t h l l ! t!
titular effsrt to assure the sami
ri FASTS ssyyiee tor whieh th
has hfgn noted under the
direction of Mrs, K* ^
aeted in thi »em and
many familiar
sf ^ welcomed th
the season wa£ limriqh
of all gees hotel
thrsagh years of siri
beyly found themselves.
je new manager is enthusiasti
it tte propoaed new Ocean Ci
tff Club course, and !i
aUvg to ite manifold
n
FOB SUPPLIES
ddres*ed to H, W* Tbwnsni*!i*s
for tit? jiublif SchOQU in said f-it? tst (he
¥S«F ending JullS 3Slh. I5Z7, Ffirc^ IB 1^
far delivery f, s, b, O«*n City, N. J,
LHI of *upi(ii#s m»n whieh bids will be
fee*iv«J will b* fnfmah«S yitsn ainilieftihjii
te the seereisr*. The riefet. Is H?^f^>d ti
rvjret Ihy SF sil UMIS,
BJ ai^r 5f the Beard of E.luc-iinn ef
O w o Cttf. N. ,.__ ^
S
PROPOSAL FDR CO A I,
\6d i,UU BddRiiHd in H. W, Ta*ti=
S«?msry. snd tnjifkcd pa the suiuidc
as is esntefiis, will be rc-eeived bu 111*
Board of Eduesfinn of Qrenn Cily. KPW
Jefwy, ai « rtiwiiae i*> b* held in ih«
=- "-"- • — • JtriHHt. BuUdiiw-
ing at the sioomneld Theolo
ivina Tise, July
Seminary, graduating from tha ipts"bin* in O-e public schetil builtlin^ in
i;
stitution in June, iSOl,
• • * -> - fifl>, jf,R?i ffiaR? (1;
He wag Uceiuedlto.Brea
at Mbytir Dover, N. of J., Morns in April, an free fpsm liirt aud sthi-r foreign Bagitcr,
1901. JQ pmifiils £9 !hs ten, i'ssl la b* dt-
On Jung 28, 11)01, he l was or. .Ted Into ift» biiis iri*i>
ns d•jll-vr,,^
fay the Be&rd r,f Eduction .Ijr-
daineil and Installed pastor ef the (•I ths ichSQl J«F «-s4.fi£ June gOth, 1951,
First Reformed Church of Central The ._ rfshi ii renSFved in rejeet say e. all.
Bridge, N. ¥., the birthplaee of •w*= _
George Westlnghouse. An uncle of BF nrd¥P of the Beard ef l^uratisn cf
Mr, Westinghoune was an elder in Oetan «iy, N. J,
R, W- TOWNSEMt.
this congregation.
From April, 1BD4, to June, 190B, PROPOSAL FOR FLAGPOLE
Mr. Voejelin was jjartflr of the Sealed t*ids Mdd.gi&ed UJ H, W, Tswp
Ocean Hill Reformed Church of HBd, g€fFi«Fy. Bi iBSFk€d OB fiUtSid? ul
to the hot£l and home life Brooklyn, N, Y. In 1908 he was IS tBntcntg, T»il) 1* Pcc^ivrf hy ih¥ BoftFd
at EdyMtlsB or Ocean Citi, N»« Jena,
b* ,^ — resort,?. Thm factUhat for callsd fe> the pastorate of the mi & matins Is be held in the B&Jinl Rmiiil
"*+ nlajiy years Mr. Hodman and hUi Lakeview Presbyterian ChoKI. of In ill Hiih Sthr.-,] BUldini, m eisht P, U,,
Uirlluhl s,vini Tinu., July l.llh, l?2i. frr
j t fspMfty ha\q been sojourning of Or V*>e
, he emphasised the fact that
; (juart^r of a centurj ha*!
the most remarka jle the
L has witnc'-ed fax many cpn
fles. He briefly traced thr ad
_j made m science and in me-
Oi|wJs of church work ami effnrt
fft years ago 'anie A OUT
i &oul/ M he ^fild. "was Ihe bur
of the preacher, while tmhj
^ have entered an era when th?
jit h, of Gt>d realizes that corporate
i^s have foul's, and that Chn^
IIJ njty i& applicable to tht^t ami
[^ ROf made all the more plta^lrifr
K^ tefe-metl to the mamfLf.t «^J
\aihng Ocean City's relii
in co-ongratin(r in all
"- nerd things for its tivic and rtll-
jjs wcllbeine.
J% j! Ght West Jcrsov Trcsbjlrry wa»
tt absented liy thr Hev G H
H fyiingway, T> 1>, pastor of tlir* Mr*
i is^national president of the
iriiosc dutic? as a pujipt&k^^'haTC
filled him with
fall II lit tocpeHencgs sni enmes
'ffiilneafl,4joth t 0f' r nhich "were m
li'nrfe Wednesday Evening
Money tor Pastor
rUWal 'aHacc'apolte
of |he Bsteem'with which HIE
iif(ur,aJld'h£s \rffri An held by
>ir^ uf thedniridi, a beuntiful
o to.'-which waa at fr/t t|ne
lu«d ty the prrtBidinjr^rflwr,
7iif tlif iflhf ^, _,__
"• -oiiHlitjtikthripnlBjtfroirfitl
Sn tray cuicrid with trily
'HIP
cnaty nil'rer i •» * f dp.
^ J NEVER USED
# / • •
White Porcelain
Inside and Out
Nickel Trimming
i Cost 1210,00
.W1U Sacrifice for
*75 .00
Do Not Let This Bargain
Pass By You
V Also
One 9x12
WILTON RUG
/ A- Gray Color
/ / Only One. Year, Qld
, In Perfect Condition
YU-mm. MOULD
Alt NtttthStreet
1926
KENSINGTON CARPET CO,
REFURNISH FOR THE 4TI
The Kensington Store Offers Remarkable Values for TMs Week Only»-That Will
' * You In RefurnlsWpg Roonii and Apartmente at Great javlnp
MAHRESSES
of This Weak Only
Cotton and (elt^-aB ilMi —
choice tic kit
eKBlleot suali-
Ijp —
jtrjj __ wj> rth
FEATHER PILLOWS
17x25 SIZE
AH h«w fesiurei
EBvered in A, C.
A. or Art tick. —79*
SIMMONS' GUARANTEED
COTS
Special Balance
of This Week Only
' _ Breakfost$A 4 ,50
lPc - SUITE L I
Exieptiesally weB m«de—Very
pea grsiB snd antique blue epBmeli,
esain. Worth {,35.00.
8
Bedroom Outfit
L.tBe kurmu mid. of ieliulM W.IBUJ ud Gumwood, In v.,, nut two.t
with Urge'fuli •!» mlrriir. Simmaiu' 2.in. onliaaoiMBUt, inch filler ni
ininteej Simmm.. 1 4-bBnd ruitltM link fibiio iprinii SO pound purs whll« &ilen fl m
2 Urge feather pilbw«> wfilnul ehsf? ana iquare psif
fs raafeh. A matt atitfii
at B ^frnprkablg ipeeial ««'•-
An exceptional ualiit
for the balance of
tliis week only.
attractively iruihed in i?sry
Note ths sturdy iad .graeeFel
EXTRA FINE GENUINE
3 PC. REID SUITE
Special—Balance of Week Only
6-Foot Settee
All ciQiely woven, automobile
spring seals, upholstered In pretty
cretonnei. In enamel finishes. Settee
is five feet Ions. A very eonif
artable ehair and rocker. Regularly
worth $100.00.
CURTAIN SPECIALS
white
RHtNELANDW
GUARANlCdy 1
Reed Fiber
Rocker or Chair
Fin- llic Halancc
of This Week Only
Special Salts of RUFFLED CURTAINS
, Tia-backB to match. 2V4 yards lonf that originally iold
for Sl-25 to $2.00 a pair, Thsy come in plain vhite and ^mf
have colored ruffles and otheri colored doti.
Especially priced at
WINDOW SHADSE
W
eiall^e in slip eovcri, alia mtefi&F
Let yl give you is eitlmale.
RUGJPRSCES SLAUGHTERED! NEVER SUCH VALUES!
An Opportunity of a Ufdtime-^pmmalB for Thfe Week Only!
Rag Rugs
SIZE 24x36
Regular SI,00 Value
Hit and misa rffects.
Special this week.
.$45.00
^ Ruga
Grass Rugs
9x12 SIZE
ReEuI«r 37-50
Special thi* wee
Smith's Seamless
Heavy Velvet Rugs
i TRINGED ENDS
$40.00
z Rug.
8.3x10.6
$35.00
Rugs
7.6x9
$24.50
Double
1
$30.00
6x9
'Rugs
Grass Rugs
8x10 SIZE
Regular tSSO Value
(rrati
rp p —- stencilled patternt
Special l f I v«elt only.
for.
SQ.85 3
KEI^SINGM CARPE
IMPORTED
Marie Antoinette
RUGS
9x12 Size
.75
GRASS RUNNERS
Will! Bordtfe
' Regular 75c yd. value — 24
and 27 inches wide Special for
Smith'* Heavy
Yelevt Rugs
27x54 SIZE
Regular $2.50 Value
Large variety of .pattern!
Special for thil "week only.
$1.69
1
49c
Smith 1 . Heavy ,
Tapestry Rugs
22*48 SIZE
Regular *2 00
Good choice p
ipecisl for thu wee
Seamless *
AXMINSTER RUGS
8.3x10.6 ^Iffi
s28.25
Reg. ?45.00 Value
INLAID LINOLEUM ;|
- le — I very |—••»"•"
aq.-yd.
DivfifH and a|)piiriituf; are how
t k f T B l k k
York—Htiivlnf; their bent tu mine
thn ill-f»ted subirijirine, the S-SJ,
whose tragic Hlnkinic ntunn«i| the
country last ^ycur. LkMiL-Cfim^
iimnler Etjwuni Kllsber^ of tin
Nuvul Construction Corns, is in
charge of the work ;HKI mportp
satlHf»ctory prv{rr(.Hsj to duti:. $
Him"df an expert di\er Officer
EUwberK haa perfected ati under.
v* itt i itltmlorch tli it I pioMiU'
t|Uil+i ^UCCP ^ful in hi^ pn cut 11 K
It i UM d foi blowing liol. mt(
tin t-tul MICH of tli xUl i mit
tind into thi ^L, tfitnino lieiiifT
[)iim|)C.l Let forrt (In w iti j
now in tlie mft out of tlie com
part mint und muki ' fLniv ei icr
Dutto ah)W --li.p.-. ( rinimin lit
HKhi r^ h ii.iup hih living tpput
itni ii lju till pn |ifimlor\ to £oiriju
ilyttii to operate his tprehi
PERSONALS West Philadelphia^ are at
Hay avefjuia refiidinee.
their
, Mr. and Mrs, Geprge W, llobb,
Frank H, Cumpion, broker und«?' y* e *t Philadelphia, have oiiuneij
family, of Gennaiitown, ape ee=; their wttoga, "Robb-In," in the
cupying their cottagej 1034 Centra! Gar " flftli -
avenue. A. B. Watson, of the Hel^ravly,
- is Mi Drew, of West Phllaiiel- Fhiluduljihm, has opened his set*
phlq, ig at hln cottier, 151 Occttn ta ^' Il! * 2 Wesjev avenue,
roadj far the geaaon, i James P, Carson, of Germnn-
T. ^ Mitchell and family of. town, M at 1422 Ocean avenue for
Philadelphia, are at their Huinmei-1 thq ""m^er KaaHon,
«ttagg£ 105 Simpson avenue, this C, A, H. ^nok, of Lanoaster,
city, . - - . who is financially interested here.
Alfred H, Paulus, of West Phila- !H in Stone Harbor,
delphia, is at 808 Eark placi, for Mrs, H, Spc-cso Rronson and
tht_ summer,
dauBhter, Jane, of Queen uum Lane tune
Fred W, Willanl and family, of Ma Manor, 'Phllndejphin, 'Phlldjphi have opened
Philadelphia, have opened their cot their cettafje, 1904 Central avenue,
tage, 808 Thini itreet, for the sea- W, H, Bennett, of Philadelphia,
gon,
is oecupyini,' his cottage, 005 Sec.
L»on Hampton, of Weshinffton,
anil street, this city. '
p, CM ia here for the sea, hiiv- Mrs, H, V, Grantees, of West
ing opened his cottaje, 1818 As- Phiiaileiphia, Is at her Hummer
bury avenue,
herne, 67 Siffl|)soii road, this slty.
Mrs, Hannah Haenn, of Fhila-
S, D, Krier, , who has been a re.i ei leiphia, has opened her cottage,
dent of this cit ity f for some ti time, hhas
837 Btenton placn, for the season,
, jone to Bast.JIBVHI, .JIBVHI, Con Conn, •The nev. Dr. A, Q. Kynett, of
Mra. Jogeph h Berry, B of f PPhilsiiel
Philaciclphia, is fit his cottau-e, 114
phla, ia here for the season, having Twelfth street, this city, for the
opened the family's cottage, 1311
Central avonus,
Kb, Kelley, of West Phila.iol-
Chas, A. Jones, of Oennantown, ihla, is at his summer home, 1884
who hag a cottage at Fourth lentral avenue.
Hurry Woolevef, of West Phil,
street and Corinthian avenue, left adelphia, Is now at his cottage, 387
this week for Europe, He sailed Wesley iivenuo, for the season,
on the 01 . and expects to be George M, Weiss and wife, with
gone untir middle of August, their daughter, Mrs, T. Wuyne
Dr. Howard Head and family, of MiicDowell, of aermontown, ore at
Philadelphia, are now at their cot- their cottaie. They aw accompan
tage, 121 Ocean avenue, where Dr. by the e Kev Kev, W, H. Myers, of
Read has resumed his practice for Heading. Mrs. Frank Kelley_, of
the season.
Phiiudolphiu, s "the guest of "Sirs,
AsiiBt-imt City Solicitor J, Burr- M e
wood Daly and family, of Philadol. frank w.illard, of the Philado!
phi», ore at their cottage, 14S1 phia Board of Viewers, and family
Central avenue, for the season, are at their Hyminer homo here for
Mr. and M, C, R. Marsh, of
ClevelBnil, are ppendinff a few Powell 6 Flthiaiii director of
weeks with their aunts, the Misses music In the Ciimilnn puhlle
Oreth, at 11 IB OccBn avenue, schools, and Mrs. Fithinn have
P, C, Fox, of Newnelil, has come down from their home in
opened hiii apartments on the sec- HaiUlonfielil, and am occupying
ond floor of S2B0 Wesley avenue. thnir cottage, «D7 Thlr.1 street.
Miss Marffaret K, Kelley, of Mr. and Mrs. H, 0, Hallinger,
Ovcrbrook, i.t at her summer home, of Camden, hiivo opened their
at Swteenth street and Asbury Nummer home, BIB First, street,
avenue.
this city., Mr, HallmKer is_nnan
, Dr. Cyrus Pridy and family, of daily interested in Ocean City,
1 don't want to take die
work away from your
regular builder-r
But if his work is not iatiif aetory or
he is too busy to do it, look over the
building I have just completed on
Fifth Street, East of Corinthian Avenue—52
Rooms in 56 Days-
No job too Me and
None to small;
Give me a call.
One and AH
~ •
Clarence Dunkleberger
. Contractor and Builder
, REAL ESTATE - INSTANCE
1536 Central Avenue Phone 763-J
r ^ OCEAN CTTY, N. J-
! ~ v Or Your Own Broker
If NIGHT OF SONC
and Mrs Byard Camilcliflel, circling standards
of Wilminjfton. spent tbe 'opened his cottage, 1830 Cen Glory
p y
with' Mr. and Mrs. H. W tral avenue.
b
Mr Steolman awakened pn
T1JOS. P. Walker, of Philadelphia. di th
veg
, fuuuly. i
Haddonfkld, ar« here^foj_lhe I
son, loe act. at thefr cotti
Forty ninth Rtr^et mid „
uvenue Mr Chew |*i thv popular
rurtet) of tht. Owan City trolley
me
men entered the edifice and occu-
GLdrffo p I.arltf*t Philattelphfa
ths fact n
juslne*^ man iu.il 'well known cot
thorn, chairs wore requisitioned to Klansmen he expected expecd to wear It
accommodate tho h assembling bli g con
Higi r in South Ocean Citj, \ d down Broad d street, t in i Phildlhi Philadelphia,
With folded ld
, p ,
arms and dnring ri the h Ntttlonnl N t l l Klonvocstion K l t i
Kl t S t b hil
r hem
Tor the •"eu'son
I D Fulmer and wife. «f Phil
ulilphiu art occupy nig Uifir (*>t-
.iffi m South Oceun City All the
mh hi\t hi i n trjnij.'* Ut t,ct under
L»\t.r tjin < Mr | uhi/r arn\al
Geor^f ( ook und family of Hint
lonfi* Id in ul tht n "Limiw r lionu
in Ihf I ortv mi th «trf t *i i Mini
for (he sfa^on Mi f ook is nit n
iiflul wilh th* Fir^L Naitunul Bunk
of Philnkljihia
Wrf I S Smith of Plnlmlcl
i>hi t, H oriiifijiriff her cottage
14It Asliurv i\fnm wlitie tr-
D Minanl Sluiw wu a wetk!
i (hitor at tin I'lmuJ* ri
The lt, &4 Fin»t sLi- Those who armed e itlv at the Milhllk-
At the conclusion of hifl
for the se
lutstorit (fruunds, mellowed in tin Sermon, tho Rev DeWitt C ' taps" were sounded to t
Jolui S. Ked'ham, of
fading light of i sitting tun, wen iCubli
unusually stirring session.
Wl11
" land Welch* ^_ ^H
... .Ir, "
delssohn, sopranoi,ao|o and «WU. .
o. Mrs. Bonrty A^'^aon i #*.J|
Choir "Ssvliw, IlrraUin •iftDJ J
5v6n.nff - meffida£? / (WI1dnn«n)ht A
Harry Howe SheUfiy „/ /•'•S'if
The Conly

ftCEAN CITY
cfimsjy ~~TO)Q, iiT~"Moi)ey "Talks.' 1
Qvnm has the part of Sara Starl-
GUuta *aw &t to t-jcpoM to the pwbg,*
UlMdthrfftdit
UlBiMeswMdtj
l)c, Mlatlng to Potsuli Pos tt Perimttt- Prit
ers the actor an entirely new
te ter, th these orthies worthies wen wen worrying
now o j y
type of tharacteriiatlon. Claire
h dibbl i thp motion Clly Cottralsalohen
Windsor U playing opposite him,
and Bert Roach U featured.
Colleen
LOI 11 I- N MOOM IN »t- that t follow. Thin an tre
(•OIM.bOI S MlUNs \1 in l lo thrills hrill contaued d in i ththe
r t«i ri h B t
WMMtl \N IHh Mill I irl
hf«l it li i rl —
fun li II nl • I
"»ri.nf Ji irl I) I
it i r i
ilk , 1 II , illll , -II. .l.u\. , u iu
lirit tint la miss Colleen Moon?'
"lh.ni/ h r lateit First National
feftUlrf, ;iliowin|f at the Moorlyn
'Ililntn. Hitiuxlay, Monday and
^.fteuleta proatoli to make avery-
IgBjBifWt op and take notice when
I'JlSriKownn B» flashed upon the
mmj mm «f tht oiek of Hoi.
pretttist girts form the
m___ind for-her appearance In
SthtiiB Menes. .,,
K'}:"J.t'B the most wonderful picture
'jjtjnave ever mailg, I am sure," paid
iGbJleen to Cora MeGreaehy, the
iiwornnn designer who is response
Sb}4 ^or beautiful costumes that an
||higrjg worn bF* ; 4he stsi* and.Jier
t'Siiny auwciates in the film. The
irlfuftKeolon el (In *rowns at the
|$ Jm*: feto and fashion shew are
^KoBght oat in the . picture,
S B "gaily," ta winch Misi
SH^6j«-weU rtmembered, "Irene"
JiM'jinfidapfatioii of a mnsfeal com-
JsHJsBrMV tht transformation to
__i^»uy effeeted, a credit to Hie
Mli^M-fchn MeConiifck, who po-
^Wim U» pletah, and Alfred E,
^f^Biwhoduffied.
Intr thaplot of the ong
, Colleen his a CinderellamEfcrole.
Starl-ing as a lowly
j^Hope^ fh-a department store, the
i*£iiipjbrty0ufi£ ^man. rises to toe
Sjemlnence of & Idresi model and
Ms|lIys;c»B.tnres>' the heart of
pPiKMieaHnjf jyjposltj Mk§ Moore
r/LwUljte seen fifijyd Hughes, with
;to*ijVeoK. Arthur and Charles
|3^Mrln : important supporting
t»SB» 1 bare, daring escapes, he-man flat
Mm and gun-play galore.
[lirouEh it all there also runs a
itrons' •win of romance.
In addition to the picture, there
iriU ba Che customary comedies and
•atii*. News and Foi News,
i-£5 OLD ARMY GAME"
A T STRAND THEATRE
Showing Today and To.
morrow _ "Ibsnez Torrent"
Monday
An old phrase soon destined to
e into popularity again ii the
Dni*4Sirc ''It's ¥.hu 1)1(1
well-known sa: It's thi
Army Ciiune,' Thti
title of W. C. Fields' flrrt •tarring
ptetaa*^ for Paramount, whleh is
thown at the Strand Theatre toigrht
and Saturday.
Old-timers will testify that the
nothing to do with the
Fields himself says it
means
"Never give a luelier an
bHak." And that just about
explains it.
Remembw the old circus ana
medldna
Bltf Nofl*, Edward Earle
^ E W Ida" Bftrlhij, Lawrence
ifvyjii&t; and others complete the
i Moorlyn, WedaMday,
ffittMbSOj' and-fflmwday, ' July .1,
: HIPFODROME OPENS
FOft THE SSAIQtl
THUBSDAY, JULY 1
ere»t Vwdsfiile All*. Witt Lit
at Pleiure*, WUI Draw
Large Throngs
Announcement in made that thi
Hippodrome Pier Theatre, on tht
Boardwalk at Ninth street, wiU
open for the season nest Thursday
under tht same management that
hag made the "Hip." ont of_the
most attractive amusement houses
In this resort for a number of
yean,
High-class vaudeville sets will be
shown, the same as in the PLAZA THEATBE TO
theatres in the big cities, tht acts
«>PEN FRIDAY
being secured inn the Keith
Albet Circuit. There Is always the Fotanh uttft" ft Co Comedy
best of' entertainment provided Has N«sw
Al AnglN
with nothing to offend the most The Plan
, on the
fastidious taste.
Boardwalk a* _ ' siith street, will
"Aside from the vaudeville, in
open this (Fm eMeninB fo for
the summer sat in, under the ilit
which acts seme of the best-known rcctinn of Jol P, rtankin, well
entertainers in the country will be known and
ar, cottager, with
seen, the latest photo-plays wfll be the latest "
A Ferlmutter
presented on the screen. The corned] "PUOBM, AgalB.
Hippodrome has for years had the In t! last
reputation of giving Ocean City
folk the very latest pictures—
frequently seen in Philadelphia before these or have Atlantic been
CKgp,
The Hippodrome, too, is noted si
being the "coolest spot on the
island."
Pntrons of this houft frequently
have wondered in past seasons bow f
the management gave such «• I
markably fine shows at prices so 2
far below those charted for similar *
entertainment in the large cities. I
It truly is marvelous.
side-shows that Died to
arrive In town? There was •!•
ways a. ssd^faced chap mounted on
a platform who callad out! •'•Step
tidies and gents! lee If
tell under which ihell to
Then he moved the
n
through a dibble in tly; , motion
plcturo production game. . In tho
new cplsodo In their beetle career
it business usBtttM,* "PartnerB
Again," now playing »t the Plata
Theatre, they are pooling t their
wits and resources in the ''distributton"
of a ntw automobile, the
pchonchmonn Six.
TlMy dlitribute it, too—all over
the landscape. They find, however,
that carburetor*, transmissions,
ililterentials and clutches am much
more complicated and even more
MaoperiUnj than .the —•nd Vlriinla A«mu<
ATLANTIC CITT
PAT CONWAY'S
BAND
ll.IS A. M. 4 P. M.. * p. It
MUSIC BALL
lnff ETfrr Alias~,spcned
her* summer hqine, 802 Stenton
plactr , ' f 1
STRA
TODAY and SATURDAY
C.FIELDS
•oguPH iuncii
Don't miss the
opportunity
of buying your
book tickets
NOW
Sale discontinued
JUNE 30th
Tickets good
any time
MONDAY and TUESDAY
A Screen Epic by the Author of
ae Ihe Four Horsemen
AND THIi OR1AT CACT—
Gcttmrfe Olnuted
TMy ManhaU
Arthur B, Cartw
Mirtlia Matlox
Mum Cinllo
Ed»arJ Connelly
Mack S«iin
Luclcn LiultSeid
TM.I.B KalhatiM Umttrmnt H. Hi
. .. • ••• c.wwft-.V" v • ' : - • : •••-,.-.• •

fiffl ; t
fe.'rl.
hi
it IMPIN (in, v i. vwvn. ny^,
SOMETHING NEW
SENTINEL-LEDGE
CONTEST
STARTS JULY 5th
$2,500
All You Have to Do to Win a Valuable Prize is to
Guess the Names of Movie Stars Shown at the
834 Boardwalk
NO COMPUCATED RULES, NO TRICKS, JUST FUN. ALL YOU ARE REQUIRED TO DO IS
IDENTIFY THE PICTURES OF NOTED MOVIE STARS AT THE STRAND
One Rivitea BaUding Lot, value $1,250, from Ralph
L. Chester, Inc., Developers, Office, 8th and Central
Avenue.
One Ford Roadster, value $330, from Edward G.
. Kurtz, 9,08 Asbury Avenue.
One Frigidairte, complete, value $270, from Standard
* Electric Supply Co., 835 Asbury Avenue.
One Radiola No. 25, value $215, from Radio Special-
.'' , ty( Co., Bourse Building.
I tf
. ^J-x. *- lA-C S
LIST OF PRIZES
One Hundred Dollars in Gold, from First National
Bank, 8th and Asbury Avenue.
One Round Trip to Bermuda, value $120, by Clayton
B. Roberts, 9th and Central Avenue.
One 3-Piece Upholstered Porch Set, value $70, from
Read Hardware Co., Inc., 848 Asbury Avenue.
One 400-Day Gold Clock, value S50, from Lake's
Jewelry Store, 822 Asbury Avenue.
One Ladies' or Gentlemen*s Chamois Jacket, value
S25, from Weaver's Store, 823 Asbury Avenue.
One Eastman Kodak, value $25, from Ocean Cifo'
Pharmacy, J. M. Hertzler, 8th and Asbury
Avenue.
One Large Cowhide Traveling Bag, value $25, from
SI ai ii I oil's Store, 810 -12 Asbury Avenue.
One Pair Ladies' Gold Evening Slippers, ;•»--„ ^
and one Pair Men's Sport Oxfords, value S1Z.W,
from The Boot Shop, N. C. Smith & Co., 813 ASbiiry
Avenue. --
Total Value of Prizes, $2,517.00
IN NEXT WEEK'S SENTINELLEDGER
*«l!
-ft-, *•
-If'
d»\
WAIL FROM THE
DEPTHS ECHOED
ON BEACH HERE
\i
1
g about thia fish
t's true Yesslt-j thats
fc>2 peynd giant of the Pacific
i landed by a
I boy, ii&f ^ButSf of
iith. Calif
fha Strike wp maiie from ttia
k of tin barkentint Olympic
h bti § climax gamg garni
llrhmce at sea. Captain J JI An
rigij tooks like a mulfst l
ilu of IJr 1 scngcrs will bo built in tht vessel,
Including deluxe and dobl double atat(v rtte
commoilationB by according'a Wei
Moms, inn wHor, p»lm room, come nod entertainment that al
dining union with lesUnB cipociu moil overwhelmed the vialtcrs.
|( 70 to 76 perseni nnd Seat deck Mr Burke outlined tho nark of
for daneihg
the conventisn and stressed the
llle estimated coiit of earh Yea hlfhllghtB especially the effort to
Bfl, fully cquippd, will be np- nature u uiilliirln morteugi. law
proilmatalj $fflO00D
short In form to reduce the cost of (Continued from Page 1)
The company ni»o proposes to recording with foreclosure pro
run the vowel the ycnr argund ex vixlons to alii the moneyed Inter
notify ag Bson as pel
«pt in severe winter gales and in e»t an,l yet with suffldi ifflclent rener sible
the aprlnjr of 1928 plaei a sec liations to enable the boi>rrewer
to Claude McCarthy
ond vesseTon the run which would' ea.ily meet bis obligstio
give an Idea!
- „- -Jna Mr
W Palm Beach,
chedule
Other plan
th i
cannot bo n»\t>_dtd from
Burke
su
sn%
h a
much
m
good
Last Address
at thin time bt but thi
urp anil predi., With incidents far lei* thrilling
th compBn> is ml its ultimate
now being financed
1 loption in all the than that contained in the mute
th States At the conclumon uf
of having in its directory
.. _- ju^t outlined Stevenson
report which wai* seumled this
Philadelphia Atlantic City and
wove chapters upon chapters by
measure of uppiauHG that it lie
Ot-«an City men of the highest
which he has held geneHitiana
ser\ed he expressed himself IU
standing
jn-atlil'^s Hia pgn would nlcturf
willing at ii Inter i*eKKion to the htimcane and thi. gli»htng
Onpt Patton is a native of Phila apoak on Ileil Estate Advcrtis bH the Impenetrable darkness
delphla, v, lth thirty three j ears of in*?, which formed one of the
experience in shipping having most interesting feature's of the
roar of the breakers the suf
fering, the momentary hopes the
graduated from the Pennsylvania! convention
nre insistent fears
Nautical Silmohhlp Sarutoga in' —-—
Mr Heller handed the eammum
HestaU, that the traveling! SACK GETg CONTRACT nation to the secretary of l^L
ment safety comfort rUnii I ffOR AUTO AMBULANCE Chamber of Commerce who h
and a stfii
:nfhpjyinfe with the belated re
•t adherence to
^chtdule and 1* his int< ntioti to SMuh-bukrr Machine Will Cost the
I ucst At the time of going to
[IFLH^ s reply had not been regerv
'e it aa far as is humanly pQ^
City S3 995
3d from the man in Long Brunei
le with up to the minute vessel *?
—in fflj-t Mufficient time ha§ not
petieneed and practcal person It wa found b^ the City Com elapsed far an interchange of lot
I und cfileieiit management m s^iont rs it their meeting thm tara It in bblieved however that
wt k that theie was onU one bid po^hibly Furdello and h friend,
for fumiahmg the municipality MeCiirthy were buHdies separat
w ith in ^utnmohfle amhulance
VOICEDISAPPROVAI
e [ for a time hut closely taiit hy
Thi hi i came from Cha* Hack tieM earlier formed in the thriving
dealer, uf thin ut> It mae fnr a fi^hiiig industry in and_about the
dlgtdb
nor£h%Fn~New J^rfeey^town How]
close the guess in tht dark comes
n via** presented ts the truth may he revealed in a
from Pate I)
tin tract to Mr Sack later l^ue
solution licfi over for two
y n i tent tone to t-\cry mot according to 1 iw
rwt ho hitherto LRJajLl Ocean
Citj ma^mficpnt approach ave?
the auto boulevard bd
FORD MAKES CUT
Fish, dossil t he After prolongs 1 dmguK^lon th** IN MACHINE PRICES PEN POINTERS;
re^olutien was a lopted that thf
secretary mquin. of other resorts Average of SiO a Car on Ne« HaahUUe adverti^s luslf u the,
along^ the Jer^e^ Count and from
STEAMSHIP LINE
proved Models
Hy thut makffi 20 099 000 UD can*
Florida to^n^ a* to the means em
annually ThlB u & tip Cor Detroit, j
plojed for this problem with th**
i • •
Announcement f* made < f a re
&ETWEEN ATLANTIC thought in view of presenting sudi luction of an avcragr, of ^4Q or The Fourth of July la the d^y
data to thg Catnrni^feinni TH In the all nefc improved mo IEIR of Ford «hen Dad tells Uttto WUUam ibeut
AND NEW YORK ftay of hclrful ^ug'gestion as well ear** which comcj m the nature of cl e gssii times he need to imvo ehoot J
as eoTistruetbo criticism a most agreeably gurpfiie to every
Se^lun Well \ttended lboj> intfrcst 1 in automobiles
• • • * _ i
(Continued from Page 1) About forty local realtur^ an i AH ears new hiive tlLmountubli Hr Qoldstrom Called in him offort.
the roll call partook of a rim* starter an 1 balloon tires 3 19 §o around toe norld I ^ — —
l^blt ihey have of culling
' > one steamer in operation 1 unit for thrir nia^nifie nt support Hl*s hlHTEK Dl \D
1 1927, scheduled ts le-a^e at the reefnt Be qui Ci pb-nnial I
Gvldencs ha§ b#en dug up tftati
Yolk daily at 10 a m at meeting at the Playground sa\e Ldwar-J klem 1707 Green Roser Williams, founder ef l
i at Atlantic City dock at an Inttrr tin^ report of thf nat Germanto^n and during the sum laisnd BQIA llqyoF A lot
p m leaving Atlantic City ional t,ofm.ntifn held at Tul^n mtr cottngtr here and piermastei will now prsseed to I§p his off tne
p m and arrliinK at dut.k In'Qkla irlj this n onth Mr of the Oettin City Fishing Club i: family tree
,1 York City fi a w B irkp journeyt 1 with 25 other receiving g the vmpathy py of hii
• • •
\pasel will be alle ale from New Jei>e>itp'- in tom>.iin\ with friends here bs reason of the lss* Sliddleweitflrn itales are corapWn*
i to 1 3BQ pa^seogers and ap th Fhiladelphii Fhldlh an anii Ptt Pitt bburgh h i of f h hi« sister t M Mrs Jl Julia Darnley D l tng that Chiengg Is steal ing th& ^a«
matily gOO tons of freight ggatnn^
to TuU iiLh ma \P j who with hpr hu^hind UP stnek ter aUt sf the Ore % Lake I But th@
for up for its
h m ill PU in their apartments in Phil idei spring has seen eg ee!3 that lew
f and *>, f* * «»
0?
STORES
10th and Bay Front—One store, including
eleven vowboats, gas range, refrigerator
and other fixtures. For the season—$250.
Boardwalk and Park Place^Gorner and
inside store. Price on application.
Show Room and Apartment, Ninth and
Boardwalk—From now to October 31.
Rental $1,500.
^ L — D EALTDH. H
.DiiBOIS • **• '1'
503 Ninth Street
V9ma
RUSSELL H. NULTY
Phone 140
Ford
' J -1
> f
Cuts Price!
Listed below are the
delivered to your door
prices on the new • y
improved FORD
Tudor Sedan $546.28
Coupe $536,04
Touring $422*34
Runabout $401.86
FordorJSedan—$597.48
Balloon Tires—Starter and Demountable
Wheels are now Standard Equipment on
all Ford Models.
PRICES ON
Ton Trucks cut $55.00
Half-Ton cut $35.00
All models on hand for immediate delivery
TIME PAYMENTS
Edw. G. Kurti
Authorized Ford Dealer
908 ASBURY AVE. Ocean City, N> j)
PHONE 600
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WEST OCEAN CITY
BOULEVARD FRONT
HAS BEEN SOLD
lion, uiily iibout u iL.srii i. m.,iii,
and the Uuyefs txpi-ti -aifriumi-1
profltii (in the resol"* iviliiMi llw
nwt few wuoks. Olfi-w ul" M..-1-Ulutivi'
buyers lu purrllu"' «H In' 1
uilHuiil tmO 1«W ill Ih.' lii-1 !•!-.*.•••
have been rBfusyd, uivunlinK lu
Mr. Johnson, as th.' mnipimy Ju-
Hires Ihest' to so intii 111.' nwncl-
Khip'Of ft* many indivliluul I.UJuin
a§ possiblii,
sii.i ih,.i i":..""ii »...i!.. '••
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City lots is coming fruni tliP nuotion
of Ihu State ill which Millvilli".
Vineland, Bridfeton and Salcni art'
located, according Lo Mr, Jghn=.., .ijilil'lilly 111 ,ii-|l(i>ill|S Uf ill"; _____
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July 2nV-BA4 Pitfki^l "n [
('.I. -.-l.'ll * i . - . l * . ( » i - . < H n A v * f ! ! U - . "'- l-ulB". Th,- tfafillont
Inneto '•'-'-I'"'"' Htararai.'li-d, Hie virgin
Bover workl 1 " 1 ' St » waariiig " *liiti- hahit and
'""^nii/iii. th " Wler taniilii a bruwn or black
S h ""W* l ; h lhc
insuiratiim of i!fir. I Cnnvent of St. AUKUKIIII,., at about i
i th l the th Nput ft wht^re wh tl today .HtuinlH thn :
0(|ue»triah statuB i.f Ilenfy IV. :
"Mn - {jyH^eil away the Templar- '
isiii of thn Mi.I,II.- Aijea, li.-tween i
III.- knights of Ih.' olil uhler and I
you of thu m'w ofilef, thi-r.' i« H.i
" • • " hislnrii- continuity: y.-l nil that 1
was tuiiile and i-trrnul in the old j
and a cumrnit- '• l ""mi. At ihi* time, rule» of a». • li«'fl on in thn new. '
m lull „ Jf"Mrs p* W Foeht' " ll| "''IV "nil ronduct were formulat. , Truth
'am Mm. Wm. Cameron; appointe.1 >"'• J *uuld not feel Muite fulHilinK. "DyinB, Jar-que. ,le Mulay, Iho ,
fto see if the cannot he put In | m i' ciul >' '"•'»>• ««"• 'n«t to Stirj limt Muster uf the iil.l r..|iinlr uiiil: ,
plDcebefore the inllux tff summer, S'oUf nunilj tu remembrance' by I'll i* but ju«t that in thw n-l-nble ,
vin'tors ri'i'HlllliK for you Hume of tlionti ilay, and in the laul momi-iiiJ of I
M f r VI wi-«- wi« in ' M of suadeii that
i^nii/iii.
ruH'fuft. | my lif.', 1 lay open the ini|Ully .if I
th " Wler taniilii a bruwn or black
i"' llw ;"">»l«f"l with a Marlrt eroHB, the •
.i'n- i'n- mi-*•">>*» mi'-*•">>*» of a dlamnion of thr
a aommit*;fh"ff it*;fh"ffAt lhi, tin,.. rule,, of ^
I"
IHne'Vnie'riiariiatlon will mean a ('""« uniteii with the Tartar forces, lion" iind "the "oiijeitfveof 'hiimiin
f An
jfomplete chanR1! in the bylaw. «••'tET' t,,"'" 'r ^ = - thouicht. Every" iihilowphical"
fqulring a thlrty-iluy notice to. eadi.S'
s !
1 '
1 ;, A 1 """^ 'f f.«» was ten, and eai-li nidKli thouuht'J...
Jlnember before It can be Im-orptiP-' j' 1 *. 1 >> th " M ?K"I , hmperor Ifarciinij life's urublunw; every ,e.
|ote,l in the bylaws ttnd ««lH £ t r S " 1 I "" r* Z" m °"" l "» ml un '' "«-u«li intiivf.luiil
Itution, hut those present felt it ,i°' *'-.', "./'•'T iw fri V hll f W«uti'>n reifUrdin^ the relation-
Itu be the bwlnnimt uf n new i>|l.irh " U 1 '. »J " fu! llf"l"P of de ,hi,, between man andGo.N every
n the hiatory of the oKNwiatibn. ' ld f. A ^f • "«."!*. UiiDuwu- scientine invtwliButJ.,,, n,,;i ,.„,,},
There are miles of mw territory ^'' "'"p I' 1 "*" «'"« rren,ier-, IniliviUual tlu-urUinj; n.Kur.|iiiB lhi.
BinB B|iene.l up ahnve Seventeen, i '" *" """ »""'* ° r *•"' vii'luriuu* , phemirnena of nature nre liiit pi-
..l streta, where huitdreilH of home*
will no doubt spriliir u|> In the
neat future, while the Cu-opcratlon
,nf friends below the hridjje will
tiring its own reward in everytliini,'
worth while,
its motion was held In abey-
Iencs till the next meeting, when
there Will be a larger atteniilince
to discuss ways anil ineuns of
haying more iriemln in active partioipatioii
of tlie «umn»r'i! werk.
The next meeting, Tuesday, July
B, will be held at the home of Mrs,
F. W, Pocht, 1224 Pleasure live-:
IB. '
"Let every member he in heri
?laqe, prepared to discus som^ of
' e mast important tiue^tionN ever
t ought before the assmiation.
[chief ainonK which Is the- esten.
,«iqn of the rluh. activities ailing
Bhe entire bay front, reiiiKllitinK
o limitations, as far as there is
.« horns," says one of thn active
aiiembern of the association,
rEMPLARslEAR
A FINE SERMON!
from
"The hislory of the Mi.hl]e Apt 1 -
a 'veritable palimpsest, one tvril
fioh unolbcr,. unLil it, ht>conif
iuitt. tlifTfrult tu do*.'ipln v r thi* orifr
mil beneath the acc-umuluUon ot
ry fitiitements/' fiiid tlu*
ipexiker. *\Still more nnennis i
he U»sk of determminjr that which
from thut which h mn're
y lejrtmlarv Yet mu 1 bi
mf» device or ombla/on^d hiflil,
s with strength ami skill they un
ieated a friendly rival at the tilt
ptnd rei'eived the reward- of tfiilor
thi* Queen of Love?
K
n«* Knights Templari formed
n& of x lie uirco Areat military orioundrd
dUnnff the twelfth
nri It§ founders w, n» a Burlaii
yi4fiH Hugu">^ Hi* Paji",
-it k^CiE *fr* m x 'ortni*rn
iofc, Goumrol uO ^t Onur
-*', i\, 1119, undertooh. the pro
^i of the wfngee flr kmp tt
fcfo 1 after the fir^t 'ru-jdi*
y -were ^oon JOIM.I1 by "ix
heirs and formed themvhes inti
dlglou^ company* taking oatl
pr + narch of thP city to «;afe
—njrd t\> public highways am
jk* j»kf worldly chivalry 1 he*
svere *o live 'in chastity, povcrtj,
CIH lience/after the order of
J«ne6ictf and to *fight with a pure
jnind for the supreme and tnie
I)
ent order of war
dwin J,- king o
l over a part: °
ng: next to th
l aksa—the ^o
j
Had
You Thought
of This—
That the time to-'buy Ocean
City Real Estate is
right now—
.From, now on hundreds of men and
women are turning to this .delightful resort,
anil this great throna of vacationists,
many of whom are real estate buyers,
together with the great forward
strides in the development's programs
will influc'iure the real +statt; buying
which Nvill c.inse the .opwnrd trend o[
pi HI. 1 A( 1 NOW—while the puns
are lower.
There will he .in eiitiniHiastic response
to these tniitchlniw LOTS that wu offer
you. An inventitfalion of the.se lotn «l
our oftiii 1 now *1I1 mean profits for you.
LOT
85 feet by 100 feet
Located on the east corner of 28th.
Street and Central Avenue, which will
he. the turning point of Wesley'A venue
when opened. This lot is up to
LOT
"•» 130 feet by 100 feet
Corner of 2«th Stract and
Central Avenue
Up to. (irn.de
FRANK E. DARBY
721 Asbury Avenue.
REALTOR
Phone 49
Whui! Hull wlii
is truth?' Trulh i« inlinitP, ai'l- ! in
ive, ilynamic. creative, nit .-tani.>. ' %
thing Npoken. At bent, the ^MuktMi
! audibl
i,r'\v,ili
thini:. J
tll» Truth,
iiav.. uf
i.v.- uf th-
jr tru-t, an.
lie U alili
ha
'il'ir K,,,bi Ildrli 1 hf-.lum.
:-arlh
mi- |.iT- lin-.ik
in k>nt. • In 1 UlScti
81? Eighth St., O.t.u CTtJ. N. J.
HEADLRY & ADAMS
"' Ihe
Bealerfl in
Oi-i iiu-nud - may enter. Twelve
i?:ilt-*V. Hi., lily? Hlii'-ly n Kiile READING COAL
I'.ir thi- fiiiliiwef* i.f Cnuliiuiii, I'l.ii.i KinillinK Woiirt My narrel or C^ri'
1
('ui-tu- nnd >l.ihuninie.h a fr'i'e for: Jlenl Ciul un Ihe M.,rket. 200(1 lb»
'',. Mi'iiithlnx 1.I..I f..r tin. iniuiiliii., lu the lf»n ciiarnntt-ru.. Hell Phon
s: ii uate fi.p tlii' Jew, Hii'i Office nnd Tardl
•t'.'k. the liciliiiin. Ki.r. wlii'ii! TENTH AND WKHT.
When improvements begin, prices |o up! These were not boom profits, made in a
time of unhealthy activity.
And in Ocean City they go up fast, and They were profits made by shrewd buy-
they go high!
ers of good properties in a substantial, per-
Property at 13th street and Iho Boardmanent, fast-growing seashoBe metropolis,
walk, bought in 1923 for S!)0,000, sold in 1925 nationally known as "America's Greatest
tor $360,000—a profit of $270,000, or 300%. Family Resort." More-—far more—of these
profits are still to be made.
Property at 12th street and the Board-
West Ocean City is the logical and inevitwalk,
bought for $50,000 in 1921, sold for
8310,000 fit 1925—a prollt of over 500^0.
able place to make these profits—right in the
necessary path of future growth and devel-
Five lots on Asbury Ave,, bought in opment.
4ugust, 1925, for $12S0 each, were Hold the And NOW is the time to*buyi Thepres.
next month for $3750 each—a profit of Ont low prices can't last long.
112,500, or 200%,
If possible; come and see W^est Ocean
In-June, 1925, four blocks between 42d City ^>« for *»- j»».« yourself; if you can't ' ^_^_
nnd 48th streets were bought for SI 50,000. In come at once, send the coupon
September, less than three months later, they f or illustrated booklet, with
were sold for $625,000—a profit of $475,000, colored map and full informaor
more than 300%^
tion.
BAY FRONT
LAND CO.
N«t Door to City Hall
OCEAN CITY, % J.
Boardwalk Office
lOlh nnd aiafawalfc )
Ocean City, N. J,
Philodclphm Office:
B30.BJ1 Land Title tilde,
Gtuhden Offlses •
VAN RUSH CO.. ,t
625 Mardet St; if
'. , ' Camdoiii.lJ.J, , ' jjj
!Ut-
Gee W. Kutlerworth, of Phlla.
defphln, l.n- oiirneil hi" tla(fl! at
hftoO ijenlral avenue.
"We Arc Uero to S«n» You
Ferguson Express Co.
]!£xpreB« «nd Bksgntfe Tranifer
Charming, Well-Built Homes
•850O,»6500
Now Undm Constmttion on Thil Traet
Herewith ore phstag of thrco of • (rrouji ot
homus now uaiief eonstruction at West Ocoan
City. The houso on the left cost only WOOD, ineluding
Ihe hit—the two below only SOSOD.
Those are beinit built for the owners, anil
financed up to IU'"i of their edit, Aik m about
this plan.
Rend What TIIMO Prominent
CitizenB Suy Abou
West Ocean City and tli
Men Behind It.
Vront
I.nnd Co.
S (SVxt lioftr
, to rut H.ii)
i oci pur. f. 3.
PleHne send nia a
copy of jnuf nt»
illii«tra(ed booklet
wribi; >our pmiirty
at ^wt pceon

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"l |« ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^' a ^ea^a^aMa^||P^^^^^B|||^^^HH|^^HLa^LaVLrla^Laiar^La^PauVa>^IM^>^^'^U
sppwr
I0&T-—Fur neckvlaea. on Aabury aven
Sunday iMt. EWit kindly notify t»»
OTtowo nrenue. Philadelphia, for reward
K ) •IflST—Frtd»rrJ^it or Saturday mn.-r.lnflr.
fc> ** NloUi aivl Central *£.,«. black
?£/ ^*lkt contalaln« ebout »7f lleenn cards
for 13ul«k cari aaYnmntailrin ticket to
, Fa, Jehu W ftufc, Lh.
US''Ar fnronutloq ludlnff to
U»l.,r John W. f>ulcr. 1!1
l Hiv rMU or BIS Cntnl
VVfpfM by 3t
FOR SALK— Coat r.atiln survey J5 x. 6
Met, draft '£ tts*t aultvhld for flihlm;
or jfunnlnjj-, toilet fn forward cabin *\x-
CrUhder ensltui with electric vtartcr in
mifldlt, cabin Covered, cocknit with wind
elvleldt- one-mau i^Atfijl, aipocd 10 tA 1A
ptO*. doe* not rot., fnit mlntri—*K0
Durinff larsei- boat. lEmlph ft, BuvliUfu^
62Q Ninth street Oceai* CltJt N J
FOR SALE— zfi-fnAL cabin rrulaer. fuureyllnder
lied Wins? engine, flrat-clava
condition. Apply Jd. ffanmm. sufi Eliihth
ftrcat. or Bar avenue* and Uatteraca road
O
HOOF1HQ and houalr hcatlnr iyittiu*.
Let td tejyalr and oalnt jour roof
Gnttfrlnir, ir^RltldiX am} ftitjet metal Wtji-k.
G*,. iiB a call—n do tha rat Sniltti
the Tlnjunllh 309 11th it, B"» Kl-W
PLUIIBIMU AAlf HEATING—Ectbnatei
cheerfully liven V/i»k all auannteed
C Bay Tiultach. TCS Weet avenue. Bell
lai. I" y
FLUItRIHO-rlEATIMO Do you have
nlinuhlns; or neatlns trouhleaf For
quick and btlafactory Barvlce evil R. C
Shaw. 1121 Aabnry avanoa. Ball U0 1-17-T
j. ncEXN'cn*
Kj. (Slaaaa adjnital anl npat!**.
EcaHa. »« AIOOIT aianna, Ogam Cllj
0. B BHAW AND BOKBoMl
•utal work. OI all Utfa. Hi>
tarro cv to* Msall, Qha frj • c
wajll^do tha ran. KB Uth atna
SECOND MORTOAt.ES—
UNI IhflTED nali In
from tim to ISOOd oii
ntato In Ocean City and
•or a term not
Inn three yr»re and .
nthly InatallmtinU. Dettleuient
In 4s 1
"* ^apWteilwffA^t/i ,' '
WANTED—Portion W DtOa by
WrltTe Wt>KAN*wtanee nay-e wort exi*rhnov)
and olre«to- »i»ly 111* WwJ
awanna. ^^^^ frUi-lt
YOU HALE-Onr, HIK*" root betr bar^t,
one flinirer sle outfit, coin,ilct# ono •!*foot
ftiujitsr, thi-H *hqw «-.»• and 'ami
" Apply TEO Boardwalk. Vlt
HAWtM, Jti;
*J, TRUIAY. JJTNB 2S, I1928 SRJ
ii^ •' •^mr-^>
WCHJOI
Apartments tbr feeot
iOR KENT—Have dandr UnrQwnti
rent, JZ-iQ Ui tmOf
jiTur trail Howmd
1 B»iw.f»_r BMI ^W tv^tf^'l^^r
INWaS by day or wi«*J
t4^ 7 ailED INWaS by day or
p»farrt4.^ Apli1r ?!» JLikury inS
7 Apli1r ?!» JLikury ry inS
FOH IiETlT^Booio wMi ptlitW Junily.
centrally located* for senttiraan. Fdea
HUB per week. AUditia. Foat'O'lIco Box
IB. (Jcean Clly. 4-34-lt . — ,.
BOHEES I'OINT tlEt-AKR SHOPFonil
turv nnKlfU and hifint^afld wood flu. Hdp, Wmttd
lahlnff ut «T«IT dHcrtpqon npbvlitarjr*
flnt-et«c work. S Sgmrri avenuv Sdtoua WANTED—Whit* gsn A wt«n*n f^ 9
Point. H. J, Fhou k(-B,11. tll-tt tintit 12 «nt7 mpniUijI. AptfJr Hqiiu]
AEOIIIB nAIBIS
iloar, Miff Aibiny ttW&iK. tint
BETA1R8 to atKtrls wafc^a
Qaneral Jobblnff^ brlckifork, «tn*nt mrK Iroluv mptAi*} tnachlH tnd Inm work- WAHTFU>~W(itri*n for '
ud Dlaitcriitc. ZW Tfalnl itrecc. Phono feulioia Mlchln. Workft Hartna work- Bit [US. APEIJ «fler T.W
1111 Baltla aT*. Ailaatle Otf Mfcr Bit l
Mfc
von; plai
BPHOL3TEKY and wlclar iiittilhini re-
wan [ulli miuutd. Harnr
t)*li«l ind tvpMtnud. . WrIW Lewla SALESWOMAN -^ Refln«»l. In ««11 hint,
W Waalty An. Bonmur natdmflv Uth
Thonu. St Louli avemw, Xstf llmrbor. arade, Donular. tfimnuitoivl silk (Ins?He
and Bar am Ball M. 1-U-r
N. J. N4 for Ot«*n %,lir and vlcJAlty. bin
•IDHI, ffoldni t7Dtta»rf&Tiity, nermi
BBIOEUYIHO AND FLASTEHlNa 5B0E3—If! rornrUlm what n can *>
vantldD wotlt Mrs Kalli, 13 W*
Sf.W. ADAWS *BBO.
to an oM pilt or ibn. Anr Un) ot itue, 0«u City C-ItVlt
HIM alianad. Hattrlo Shw Hnalriiiir.
BaaU Donats, Bft «U AahtnT. aZ,
'"USV
OaaU CUT. Mir
s>i-| to uiiit wllh per-
ment WH nnd m»k* h«r"jlf pi
t»ll> t»»ral. ly t^raond, 052 Board-
ELECTB1CAL FIXTUBE3--\f« nfeiv Jut Iatonitr;
walk.
*23t
tba lUtAtu you want Cora. In am
look Uiam onr. Standard Elactllo So
On, Inc. &M Ajlinrr avtnaa. 1- WASHDJQ ot ill Unli. Alt wmk nurantabl.
Iha Spick and Span fcundrr.
, mcriutio
HOME BUIU-'lNfi und CONTIUimNO
HO W«t AT.. afn. Jlu^I'^^
Frop. Ball 111.*. * a.,.,
pItrtv
Fluterins. BrleMiylmt and Jobblnff
rromofe attchtton irircn alt ord«n- Wm
Wrtaht. 424 We4t avcuu*. Fhoh« LAUMDItY SEIU'IUE—Wktn dliutliUrd
370-at 5.21-tt >nd otheti full to plena ti? Ifollifr'a
lauiulrr, £nuu> nrm»n. Z05 Wtnt Av«
I*. O. Bo* fifl. Ocean Clti. 4-30-9t
BEAL ESTATE. Piilldlnr and Contrutlni Fhoiin. 411-J. Call nurnlnia bolnro nb»
—J D. Collar 1SU> and Stmnam ava. "clock. «0.»t
T17
WANTED—Wuhln|| i.nd ironing work to
do. o:u Bar arcnuc. B.ll-41
LOT GRADING qBlctlj and dwaDly done,
lot- HI4ML gtraat* »od nwta bntft UUNDLL WASH by tlw
Hbftlbai. 4 Hull, general Otmtneton, llrt Jones 30% Third BUret
•tn*- Md AJrarr won* OHU City
~ 1IM. T lfrr
FINANCIAL
PLDHBmO ANB nEATiMO .. nnt sndi. u no bosiu will b.
Gaparal Carpmtar and
hd
US Altmor A«a,
CR
II. HYEB5. JR..
74I.J 217 HorUi Havwchniettt Annna
L Marin* 82«1
'Atlantis Citr. H. J 1-HI
1 OOU^With prtvato fanrilr. anffablo
for month of,July, dmo to beach, okn-
Manni) alEMo^, luonj
•wpelfi Omi nrlBi'plId. Write In J «z
Hattta. qenem(I)jBfll}>. Oceen City. N J.
MERCHANDISE
DON'T BDT 4NTTanQ DEFOB£ YOU
vl.lt oud too* ram. Onan CIU Fnpiltun
Warahooaa SlltV'aBl Weat avum.
Ocean Cll,_ niano HO, Ooniparr prleca.
W H. BelaiBia, FTflu 1 10-y
FOR HALE^jHorJmmer E,, r.nire win,
oven, alvo'lMi and aprlnpi. Apiily Utr.
Wemlvy evonue^Arat doof'" &.2&.lt
Una of e r U
mt to th* t»p*am*r. LJtxirpI
. Api^jr for paztlcuWn.
Ta. «-18-3t
Wanted M»I*
COOO Old h.ilrO.14) boo
uiiUnt, Will iilvo H
Upcff t d clQilnff ll acamnU, t
flauu;i4l ttatebionu* tmkins ccan
nt
d t l t i l thJ Lt
ria-luu Bof
ox M- 2, So
For
FOR HA^E—Oru) *(nft.*T Ail-
FOU aALE^Jft-foofr^ clinker' fiiiilt kjVfi
with I cylinder motor Iq sudd order
Can ho Ken at Clarlui Rrtrt. boat •toram)
oil>r» mjulrtd
to »^J»af #p|^kAa^ar Hit BUI bf GH»ilaln>
on qt Mon » •al^'BlIl VxD ha.1ak*H
H coitTcisfd VjtaMui JOtu iS ?
SalJ lUll ft tl^tr. itaWiiL. ,
ilfunr, ot RoltTf l^'-Hwrp mw» 1^ Robert
J. Wbxpi hia wUfc to- Ttdedo. 1W H 1
> utitd to SitJ |bxdntha|{.
Ausuic Sru, IB, uodar which aa]> eertala
pranibo ittiala I lhCO C !lrat iajfof July Mat;
at nlfch time appltcatloh will M maleibr
tile allowance- oC ComrauvlonB aaLfeouneel
"'iRANK A.
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CftllMUlI C the Boarliwalk, Ocean City, a» fol j WILL SOON BHICT ing wai
dvIlullULu Iow»: A. W.-«,16, x-0.60, 7.17,| ARCHIVES BUILDING eonvenUoi
AM n,,Ai.n i ..,,, 7.86, 8.05. S.SO, W.i.JO, B.10, B.ao, URGED BY LEGION mttj,
• IN SHHRF I INF 9.60. • 10.10, 10,30, 10,60, 11.10. , The Hi
;: Wn dflVACi LI11L 1180i uso, p, M.-PC.12,011 WesMiigt, D, 0,, June 24— J£* *?
• ' 18,10, 18,80, 11.60, 1,10, 1,30, 1.60, Erection of a 12,000,000 public w.-^j :•
Care Every Twenty Minutes PC.2,00, 2.10, 00, !,50, 8,10, 8,80, nrchiveg building to house World ., ,0 j
Between TKIg'City and ; IS HEST
. Adama, whc
rpMtsmte in thi
ea« lart March,
-,t »» hi, homf
3,50, PC.4,00, 410, 4,30, 4,80, S,10, War records ami other valuable ,n t hj 8'
... . AUanlicCiCv Atlantic uuy | a B.30 i6' sab! 5.50. S.10. i.W, olio* 8.80. 0.00, 0,30, 7,10. B,60, ! government assured for .iMUrmntl the near tare future, »etms j jj,,," |J
Alianuc Wily ,'a .-. , , , i 10 ,„> 10 , 10 ,.• 30 a,n 10-50. „ ,n- 11,00, •nection
fromiionaof the bill.
of the nrin ff!
The proponl to erect t a publ public! bl Mm iey
rehivea building here has been' bee eemmenc comme
ery actively supportf d by th yard on
merican Legion, A resolutio Radcliffe
- necesnary, PC-Parlor « skiiiB Congress to make provisio among thi
walk. Oceao City, every 80 mm- ]u3tl, i^met not run be
ha build- ating clati,
vtBS, and duriiif peak hours at Oc»an City and Llnweed oi
""I* frequent )intervals. These ,j a y - W~weekilays enl/
TSUI mak, regular rtops at Fleas- ,,„,,(, c!lrriei| at frequent int
anterallB, Linwood "id Somern _..: :
Paint, with intf- M. stops on HERMAN REHBORN
1
•vice will bo
IS LAID TO REST I
' t intervals
•, This car nl Director of Suppliea
' comfort to PhUadelph a Dies SALES
I *e reeeirnized in
_ ntri.; ,3 I1 1 the ether other eoi comI *Tn»y W p
fflf_* in Ly»t it is painted a prolonged illnew, of one who ha
m me,n W.nmmei in cream b«n a conwrtsnt vinitor to the re
r*UJ>&f... ."UJPW ... the other cara cars are port for the past thirty yea years
,j
,j
thV
thVwll
mil known
known
comblna.
comblna.
Herman Rchborn, uncle o
Willia Herman F Rehborn, Shriver uncle for th of
"A Good Deaf
of orange -tad eream, William F, Shriver, for the
lairs have reached completion greater part of hi» lire was prom.
DEPENDS
T BighUi street tracks in inently identified with ths offlcial
ON THE BKOKF.R
•City." "New'"•and heavier life of the city of Philadelphia,
eld by Btesl ties, sunk in hovins jerved Mayer kemlrick as
, baae of H-inch concrete, secretary during his term a» re-
PERMIT US TO
«* roadbed equal to the best "iver of taxes. At the time of h»
HKKVE YOU
ntry in point of solidity death, Mr Krtborn was assiMtant
i fir irilley travel anU director of the phdadelphia De- For Rent
With this final step in partment of Supplies,
ion the Ocean Cits dlv- I" addition to his close connec.
he ItlantS City and «en with Mayor Kendrlck in city
gr^ai rSKS^IeciairihiX "•- nariors of OUver Bair, Fhila=
crowds from the fcioui-Centen- delphia, on Tuesday,
nisi In Fhiladeiphia and the u
Sooted for Atlantic City anD IN "WINDY CITY"
neeka City hostolries, is taken into . _
• T. Attention it directed to cqnnee.
Hens at HeannMlle with Penn-
"T-IvanlB Rollroad elestric trains to
»d from Phiiodalphla, vio Maret
street wharf, A flve-mimit«
Wtt will be made bj Ocean City
BSand Shore Fait Line can at
RUssusantvillB far Penniylvania
electric trains due fjom Philadel-
— w5 IN "WINDY CITY"
\
j
The Rev. Dr, Norman Vincent
ent. pastor of the First M, K.
nurch in this city, will leave here
_ illy next week for Chicago, whore
he will attend the (treat World's
Service Conference,
Dr. Sargent will be hack in
Ocean City before the f6ilow[t]|;
Sunday, ^
— ' "—••-n, A 30-minute Mr. and Mrs. Eli C. Krupp, of
la for the last Lazisdale, are occupying their_cot-
Pennsylvania electrie train Brnvtaee,' SOSJ West avenue. They
huf at 18^0 a, m,, if necesgaw. spent the winter m Florida. They
f ^Bke Mhedule effective June q| hsve been summer rijsidents of
M>B8, daylight saving time, fol- Oee-an City fifteen years, Mrs,
KrtJpp is a great lover of this re-
,^BiUey Jeavea Eighth street and! sort.
Cottages
Homci
For Business and Profit
CAVANNi —
REALESTATI Acvmm
We Are Authorised Br*»
for All Ocean City,
9th and Wesley Avm
OCEAN CITY, N. i
Ocean City 084
RENTAIS
Here is the Place to Make Money
in Ocean City Right Now
LET US PROVE THIS TO YOU
Your pergonal inveitigation will tell you more at a glance thanwe coiild
write in an hour.
FOR SALE
' This BuBineis opportunity at 310 Atlantic Avenue, formerly known ai Jordan's Meat Markit, •
coniiiting; of a market and provision building, with about $10,000 worth of sijuipiient, iuch ail
Three-ton ies machine and V/t h, p. electric motor.
One standard refrigerator, large iisst, 10x10x10, • . •
One 12 V- HUNTMY GORDON
in 'BEE SECOND CHANCE
ADDED jCOMEDY
miiimw -
Paily ^latioee