Jun 1926 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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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
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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
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vil
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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