Jun 1926 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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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 wildnî^, 

| 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, 

lÔra,? Kasâse." 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'.îrs—lillly—ohi" she said, 

"If I raise my head, or Inok, up, 1 "What do you mean V Yuu have ^.jd, ,, Ûl|,|,.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 viîtor^ 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 Êu 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 âih fur 

êlaml 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 tiês 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 êr^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

j 

mil> tit.li t will Bi« 

of #1 û 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 

iâtepur, 

with iiniil>tji_al nutLHp will be pub 

"jpd in adjunct, in order that 

r_îl^ 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 

ânds 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 nûlrnt 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 leî 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^'êVfror^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, hlîe K Buunr 

unil Mtireia t huehn are named 

\eeutul-, of the will Nn bonii 

u- êt 

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, sâcl 

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 tê 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

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