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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^,
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