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at seven o'docfcj on at th* hoaa i U wiU follow 1 Hai many •bore bcr aia«ia«t dttrlne; th* i l«it two or n the First M.] mUrtalnaaeata at 1 ] ITacht Ctob. •Id Bin. par cams.-? ThomWy Hi award Voaa Me.'j r. Gardiner t m clad to gtr* la." thta city. • •tortoo School. Uni- i ylvaaia, ia - - •••"••< * \ ^ . -v; • V-..Y /•-I I I 11 Six Operetta ' Eaterlalameat for Holy Trinity Charcb Beaeflt SacrenaftiV in Kvery Way > Tbe two-act operetta, tThyFire I'rince," was pleasingly presented in the city's music pavilion Tuesday and Wednesday evening? by a number of the residents of thin city, with some viiitors, for th* benefit of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, and thuai- comprising the The New International ptovldn the mraaa to success. Iti snai»> amnaiitaliailii. a iininml 1 n» Byoa *e»k alilmiy aad %d. raacetBeac w by oat cmah* dally •a* of thte rast fuad of Iniormv •tloaf •»< ! Harriet Gibb, Marion Trout; the Ducheaa, honorary Qovemeaa, Mrs. GiVCli A"a"Us Wade; Rosa, Ambassador's daughter. Mra. Ruby Dunstan; Teresa. Roaa'a friend, Anna Smith; Fanry, Jaannatte Darby. The ensemble: Misses Abble Heller*. JulU Pileggi. Caroline Rodgers, Kllen Matey. Jennnette Darby, Margaret Raymond, Mary Culburn, Mae Poland, Messrs. Grow Snow, Eugene Conuin, Leslie AlMt ' n - BOOT BUCK PARLOR 1.1 flhlnra for 11.00 by buying tickets. il ahineii for HO cent*. Dyeing Slippers 45 cent* Polish White Shoes 26 cents Hat* Cleaned and Blocked and New BuniN put on ' Polish and Lace* far Sole- Cigar* and MIKELE UNORDO •104 Slh St.. Ocean City. N. J. The chorus singing was very jod. as were thv dances by sev- Novelty Introduced at La Vletoire. eral uf th.' participants. The vo- •4Z Boardwalk, This City on All Kind< of califlt-i included Mr*. Dunstan, Mrs. J. -S. Haronla and A. J. Christ- HKHK WORK Angus Wade, Mrs. Kulph LeMont olus, under the Arm name uf llar- cnyrxr HUHKS - co and .MaU-ulm Auxin, whose abilty unia «V Christolas, of Atlantic City, in this line is so well known to und who have been in the i>• CsIM far kind ever given in this city. Mi** ant.'in additiun to their other lilies. l«csl ss« l—t OUHCI Track Smin Aljry Culkurn is given commenda- The restaurant hus a seating ca- tU- ZM-W tion fur her hard work in her efpacity uf 175 and il has been very forts tu make the affair a success. attractively arranged. A novelty Tht> «ust of characters follows: has .been Intrudut-ed by this entei- J. B THOMPSON A SON EXPRESS CrotfKK.—Kinjt nf HantooftU. N'urman Vunaman; King's Page*, Earl prising firm. Near the entrance to 7» WEST AVENUE OCIAH OTT. •- J- the restaurant Ifuroni* it u September. U \» Arrangement* are being made to secure at least one pruminent GEO. 0. ADAMS * CO. State speaker and an interrstim^ meeting ia promised. Further re- Bfkklaren ud Piuttrtn ports will be beard on the mem-* bership drive campaign, whkh u being held to secure l&.Ouu a»»»clate members, to create a Urge advertising fund, aad to cause Ihe Til A1IU1T AVUUE. J are hi as* by bustk. engineers, bankers, Judfra. arduuer*. physKiaoa, farmrrs, teachers, librarians, clergymen. *j» smtwtmttat meat anaf Cape May County Chamber to have the Unrest individual membership roll of any commercial or civic organization In the country. A luncheon will fuliow th* bu*iness session. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Jo«eph Ktwltoa new owner uf th* Go4T- B*lh- ud Uundr>'. «n«J 34m, 8h«lloD w*r* yivvn « plr*»- *nt vurpriM party by tiwlr rmployr* on W«darft4Ay in rvU-hraton of Mr. a«»»««>>»»i IT. H J. Contractor R1ECK ELECTRIC COMPANY » r mill eaxr> a full line ul FANS. HEATING STOVES, RANGES, ETC. UWHWi. CBNT. UH TO ao Ocean City Contracting Company BRICK PLASTER STUCCO All aturi t**n&U»l tU»t G Gonuaft McCoy 10U ASBURY AVENUE turday, June 10,1922 PERSONALS William'J. Craig, accompanied by UT. and Mm. Thomaa Denton, of thla city, left here Saturday on ntutur trip tu Philadelphia, vlaltinK the pluces uf Intereat In that City Sulkitur K. U. C. Bleakly, uf famden. wax amung the visitor-* heie Tuesday. K. Cj. Ziuinierman. well known A. H. Weslon, of Philadelphia, UI witll hla father. Dr. E. C Weatop, In business on the Boardwalk. Miaa Cecelia Hand, who la with J.CBAKER House Painting the Belmont Trait Company, vicinity, and returned home on Forty-ninth street and Baltimore avenue. West Philadelphia, spent the week-end with her parenU, W. Sunday, thoruuiihly pleaned with Scott Hand and wife, in tbia city. their enjoyable trip Mr. and Mrs. Hand on Sunday en- Annemblyman and Mrs. Jamea tertained their ton, Morgan Hand, Franklin, of Went PhiladelphU. art* occupying their cottage at Jr.. and wife, of Philadelphia. The young man la special representa- u> AM ka Uraachet Eleventh atreet and Ocean avenae. tive of the Truacon Steel Company. O. J. Hume and family, of West ville. have opened their cottag-e. J. Horace Millar and family, of u:C! Weiiley avenue cottage her* for th* summer sea- Joseph Hermes, one of PhlUdel- Mr. Miller U a well known phia'ii huntlinir bu»ineiia men, andcos tamer. the Mlnsen Mermen are at their Edward M. Sattoo, Jr., son of E. apartment* in the Carlton Apart- M. Satton, of this city. Is borne for ment'. They have, been auramer III* summer months. He cam* back reiHtent* fur neveral year*. Mr. yesterday from th* SUunton Mili- Hermes in an active member of tary Academy In Virginia. the Ocean City Fi«hinK Club. Dr. Pattentun and family, of Mrs. George OUson, of New Knoxville, Tenn., are here to upend York, la at th* Biscayn*, where their flmt neanon. They have a she expects to remain a month. Her husband, who Is In tbe moving tuttaire at 1S0T Wesley avenue. picture business, ia now In Cali- Thoman J. Fegley and family, of fornia. Philadelphia, are at their Wnley avenue cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Wheeler and Clarence White, of Philadelphia, family, of Devon, wer* here a few a summer resident, was among the days during tbe week, accompanied p vi*il made a number of Kmrna Sheppard, of Philadelphia, friend* here U»t summer while were here during the week, the for- rletk at iKe Bi>ca>ne. i^ this year mer visiting her parrots. Wm. F. manager uf the Delaware House at Blundin and wife, at the Biscayne. tbe Delaware Water Gap. Mae Hotter, of this cilyr I'ruf. ('. C Kilby, inatructar of Uavea here today to spend a brief, MI inujl training in tbe public acatioo with her mother and sis- i l..«.l- uf lhi» city, and his famter In Baa fling. ily, will leute heie the latter part Mist Kirby, staaographer la the ..( .I,.- month fur Albany. N. Y.. ia of J. M. Cheater, returned \>I.MII vicinity they will «peod the Monday from a visit to ha* huaie uiiiiiu r nviiiilw r in Swedes bo ru. i:.-.iKf II. MrAMi.ler. aon or D. Jaates & Cuiladay and family, H. M. All,-l.r. ,,f the .Scarborough. uf JeskJittown, are at the HI. James lb>-> tity. ended hia Kludirw far Apartments, 616 Ocean avenue, for Ihe Werx.a^li Military I be sea-on. ' jle Wiiln«^duy. lie went >ui, to "i^lul H few Jay a j in) t-r uf a h'.ute paity Iheie. utui ill » inie tu Oiean City in i* tl •> or %. now. llany ltlliui»r Lunfuluw un O>-eao . pupils Thra* wei* all good. There iirnur, near fourteenth atrret.' waa a very nice reed lamp by Lra- &lr. Zimmerman u tbe personal lie Staith, which attracted much representative uf hia father, J. favorable attention. Other piece* r'red Zimiuerruan, theatrical mag- out uf the usual run were a grand: nate, in *hi» enterpriMra in Phila* father'* cluck by John J. Dcvlne. delpbia- Mr. and Mra. Zimmer- Ji . desk by Herman Selvagn, aad man reath O^Yan City, early each j a mahogaay plaau- brncb by Rob- »eatoa and remain late. ert (ionion. Malcolm Austin, M>a of 3_ There were many s-h receivers Au»tin. of thi» city, a sUtdeet at of aewu-cucaic design. Columbia Cnivrraity, is home for The work shown by Ihe pupils the hummer holidays. of the lower grades wa> more nu- Francis A. Schneider aad family, merous aad Bsuch belter than m of Tioga. hsie upened their Wea- other years. There were aom* "cry ley atrnur rullaê for th* »ea»on. euxlleot samples uf lathe work, including Indian duba, Colunial Frank Platt of thla city, recently candle-sticks, nut bowla aad ash VI.lied Orran < II). Md. receivers. Dr. and Mr>. H. J. Deehan, of The drawing*, too, of both the Philadelphia, who •prod tbe •um- high school aad grade puoila were mer u>un> here, were la town very good. There was a Urge and during Ihe «eekattractive display. The mechani- Mn. J. R. Heardon. of CoaUscal drawings of the high school vllle. Pa., owner of Ihe Arlington studeots were notihle. as were the Hotel, Wesley avr#a*, near Fourth esJuUta of the free-hand work of street. i% here for the aaoinn. ac* Ibe high school girls. compamed by her brother. They The display by the studeats in are preparing to opea the hotel. Ih* domestic acieac* denartawat W. H. Mitchell aad wife, of this was th* subject of ouch favorable cfty, have gunr to their farm at rumaaent. Straintoa for th* innmir Prof. C. G. Kilby, of th* man- E. O. Snow, of Philadelphia, ual training department, aad Miss vice-president uf Ihe Anglers' Club Nkkerson, of the domestic science of Ocean City, «u among recent department, each waa highly visitors. praise*. Dr. Carr.lt C Poajue. of Camden, was a vlaltor her* Saturda* and Sand*7. PhiladelphU, bav* opened their DAPPD UAMfPIMa^ ' II rimtrt* cottage her* for the .ummer .ea r A r t K nAmiWll I •! . PL'T A WANT AO tM THK LJUCCB—aUDLXTS FOUOW OCEAN CITY LEDGER. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY XMOOtXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXJ SG 2113 E. IWUmor. ATOM*. | C%TERLING PHILADELPHIA IS rV DCOTI nn . .« *** RESTAURANT i m. V. MUTH rrssrietar tuuonju uu> tuuucAH riAH ^ 828 ASBURY AVE. £ 000000000000000000000000 ! Sewing Machines FOR RENT ; By Wt«k, MMKB or S**M. WAlXACE*SON,Inc OPPOSITE CUV HALL Allen F. Levering I latanor Decorator 'UNEN NETTING" 30" Drab at $3.4O Per Roll 33" Drab at $3.65 Per Roll 36" Drub at $4.15 Per Roll Abo Copper and Galvanized Wire "EVEBYIHWC TO BUILD A BUILDING C. a SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. 12th and West Ave. BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE. •re *• haaal Oeees najajMi with A-1 SASH AND FRAME luoplete rMdy to Mt la .«». ^J ««., Klr Kitchma CWU Wardrob. Comp»rtmenU BUILDING MATERIAL A .tuck o/ ?»4Mlb 1-ia, cic . al~ KuKti>( i uu NEW JERSEY SALVAGE CO BELCOEVU-LE MAYS LANDING, N. J. \vu HAUL AT u Ua«o.NAULi! HATCH B. F. GOETZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY Fourth St. and Atlantic Av« OCCAM CITY. N j. IUUrT«lil Every Day You Delay Safe Deposit Protection for your valuables, you are running the risk of loss by fire or theft. Do not wajt another day— come in and rent a Box in our Safe Deposit Vault—the. rent is reasonable. OCEAN CITY TITLE & TRUST CO. OCEAN CITY, N. J. MOTOR CAR FINISH Not Its Age, But Its Finish Makes Your Car "Old" or "New" r ow good its motor if its body is dingy and dull, your cnsidd " h b " are timetested and proven,backed by the 168 yeara'experiyearaexperience of the okfaat at pint paint manufacturing a f t i concern in the U S Founded 1754
4 Two OCEAN CITY LEDpER, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY BOffT WANT CAHS PASSING HOMES . Saturday. June 17, Mr. Rowland has changed hfs views. Personally, Mr. Funck would like, to -see the cars run on Ninth street to* West avenue. It would benefit the hotel. PERSONALS utm, Fr*al*r aad Others Object U Piling Ordlaaa-r*—Hrar- las PMimd Thre* well known residents of this dty mad on* Philadelphia* who bu been m cottager her* for •boot fifteen years offend decided objections to the Ocean City Elec- tric Railway Company running IU can tn front of their property on Central avenue, near Ninth street, when the proposed ordinance giving the company the right to lay ita tracks on Central avenue, between Ninth and Eleventh street*, re we bsfor* the City Commiulun- en at their regular weekly meeting. Notice had been given that a public bearing would be held in the City Commissioners' meeting room Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and the protcstants were there, as were the trustee of the load, Hobert'Cbew; Wm. G. Moore, on* of the ownera of the road, and John D. McMullcn, of Moomtown. the company's legal representative. After hearing the protasis, a> w«U as the company's presentation of the case, it was decided to in- troduce and pass the ordinance on first and second reading, the bill to cosse up for flnal reading on Jaly 10, at which time there will be another bearing In th* matter, if desired. Before the bearing was begun oaday afternoon. City Clerk Barry A. Morris informed the board of the publication of the notice of the meeting, and Mayor Cfcaipton stated that the board would be pleased to bear from anyooe desiring to speak. Mr. McMulleo said, on behalf of the company, that be had proof* of nablifittnn of the ordinance. •te, which he would like to file. f"-1limirg. the ' lawyer uid that the company has secured the toaisnt la footage of a majority of the property owners along the Uae of extension. It U obvious. he said. that, as conditions «ii»t. tax* loop will be a great conveni- eaca to the public It avoids two the company will tracks duplicated. As street may be paved, thii Councilman and Mrs. William Mct'uach. of Philadelphia, are now Mr. McMullen naid that the plea here for the season, having opened their cottage, 408 Atlantic MING ATHLETE the tia» to auk* this im- Tb* company desires to «*»• th* pofctic better service. Praak P. Newts, of Camd-m. rep* leesallsi Boorgeoia * Colomb. of AUaatle City, said he was appear- tmg tor th* Atlantic City law Arm. wheae •••bin ar* coonsel for the »iUtMltj owners objecting and was bold the majority of lineal Ut* alaa* the line of th* proposed flti-nrfim of la* road. These property owners claim that the tradu ar* aow in their proper plac* oa Wesley avenue, which is tea feet wider than Central ave*. aa*. Central avenue is a miden- tial s-attioa. Further objection is Bad* oa th* ground that th* con- s-sou of property owner* were nut oa ale when this movement was started. R. B. Stites said he very much objects to the trolley cars gulng by bis boose, and th* diwt. dirt snd unsightly poles. Tb* avenue is Barrow and there would be too math traflc oq this street. Fur- thermore, b* has heard people tiv- iac aa Wesley avenue say they woald hat* to a** the trolley can bar* their street. Joha W. Frailer said b* fnls tb* laou- as Mr. Stiu*. He has uan»d his huu»*. next door to Mr. Sth-sa, sine* IStwsV and he never woald have purchased the property if h* thought ther* w-rre to be trolley cars running on thia street. He 1* th* father of sev- eral caildrta, and with a trulley car Ua* oa Central avenue he woald be fearful of their safety. B* did not a**, h* said, how it will haeteot th* public to bring th* line' a block nearer .th* centre of thr Iowa. It would b* auicidal. with th* pissint coagestod travel, u> brtag th* line a block further along Niath str-set Like Mr. SuLe.. hr •treaaoasly objects to th* proposi- of property owners that they du not want trolley cars to run pant their homes should nut be con*id- 1 ered In matters of public improve- ment. City Solicitor Boswell corrected | Mr. Neuti's claim that the con- •enU of the property owners to the i running of csrs in front of their I places were not tiled in prupcr time. j Wit). G. Moore, one of the company owning the trolley plant, ' stated that when the original ordinance, giving the company the -franchise, waa passed, it wax con- templated that the road »huld tun down Central avenue the length of the beach. The trucks were taken to part of Wesley avenue with the understanding thnt they could be moved to CVntrul avenue when tho time came. A* •m-tuT-*. Mr. Moore said, they feel that the time ha* arri\ed to be*»t »erve the people by running the car- on IVn- tral avenue between thr hl'Kk*- designated. Few jH*op!e live east of Wesley avenue, nnd the line th«HjM tumr nearer thr rmtri* fit the city. The prime mn-ri-*-t of th«- owner* of the road i« to h«-lp thi- nly and the trustee in gi/ttinif •omcthing they think they ->h"uld have. Sonte of the pro|H*rty oun- em along the line *uy their prop- erties will increase in value- Mr. Slit.-i -ai.l that Mi--. Sipl.r hod purvhased a pru|H-rty near hi* house from Mr: I)u*kin-**.n. and she ha person who had b«-en to >{•. m. Mid-week prayer meeting, Wed- nesday, 7.30 p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHIBCH. Tealh .'.rcl and Wesley Attaac Sunday -tivi.e*.. 10.30 a. m. aW 7.45 p. in., v.ith < bristian Endeavar .netting at 0.45 p. in. Sunday .-. boot, J..10 |>. m. Th Misses Mi..!-*d. Dorothy and :,-._; Gla. .• I. of Philadrl- ph i. *- e — : f . e . isiton herv Su.'... rh * ». ..* t-ottagrrs in thi ..>•.-. I. . ..*«.-.. ago. Or. rsnos Has Assistaal Dr. Win. II. Cuillium. of Mount Air)** i* assisting Dr. Allen Cor*on in ll>t' latter'" practice here this .uimuer. Al--o in Dr. Curson's ... k .- «... y-.i-o in ur. mnvni ...UK«I«U. fie-souuarurrs will br , . .. ., . , . . .,, . . . ' , . Ik-e la Ml*-* I ier\e. fornu*rly hesd ctabliahml at the senators home . .. . .. , D .. nurse at the Presbyterian Hospital, " fUtiUa - West Philadelphia. DAT OBSERVED ct«n City B«-aw h Hatful with a quantity •jf »urplu» ifttiut* Mr*i votton that the Kxifty had Irft uUf, and f->r which thrrr *a« no aj'(>arcnt u»c in thr Hrd frwi linr at tht* tim*-. Thv gift i> apprr«-i*t«xl by lh*r nl) and al»o by Dr. W. P. llain*->. thr brafh E. A. Boorgeou said he has si- ways tafcaa ptide la his property at Niath street and Central ave- est, aad the proposed u-ollrjr line woald be detriacntal to his prop- mtf. Oswta Uaary. owner of th* At- glsa HotaJ, said th* line would be o-kJarlioaabW to gsaata In the fnat i-a-MM of his boas*, aad his f-rfcaa woald ha** to b* reduced. B* aaaa ranatljr he stood oa his ' aarck tar tan ailnutas aad counted t*irty-foar imnianlillM coeaiag o*«r ta* Nlata MnM bridge. J. C rats, of th* Lincoln, said ha- bad algaed fur th* trolley lia». as baa Jo*ef4 M. Bowtaaa. owasw qt tb* boUL B* ago was nnrd 13 fdr disorderly conduct after a bearing before Polwe Justici F. II Ware. Policeman Taylor saw the lad with a reel, which it was thought might br s part of the booty taken from Frank II. Stew- art's cottage, robbt-d a frw week* ago. Th* reel was the property of the boy. but the police diacovrrtd that b* had a big revolver, with a lot of cartridges, some of tbem blank. Two other small boys, ac- cused of riding their bikes on thr Boardwalk snd sidewalks, wef*e lined f2 each. W. K. Ridge, a Philadelphia law- >cr and ji-i.pular secretary* °f the Uijr City Fishing Club, was hxrv Satur-djy and Soiuluy. He ha* open- .-d hi> Lur-galow. 1721) Central ave- ue. uhirt- Mrs. Ridge is located fur the KAM.n, and where Mr. Kid*;-.- will -.[H-rxl a* muth of his "init* u» p^-ttsible. P. G. OK and wife, of Everrtt. IJ.iifi.fJ (Viur.ty. Pa., are at their uninirr honit-. 1U17 Wesley avenue •hi. tity. llr. and Mr*. Ott have U-vn visitors to CXean City fur a number of >tars and ha%> many frit-nds here. Thi*nia* Ct-t>[*er McCahan and family, of lKerbr.«jk Farms, Over- !iri*ok. havr i>pent-d their attractive • .[ta£r. Klevt-nth street and Oc-ean ivinur, fur the season. A. Givt-n. wife and son. uf Phila- Irlphia. hav«- Rented EA. Sooy'a • ottage. *.'>O West avenue, and e«- ;H-t t t» remain here. Mr. Given is in buMnt-ss-with his brother-in-law, KdujnJ t'arter. in this resort. H. K. .r. of Philadelphia. i> here for the. summer. He'ulll .'.r.duct the Seaview, on Ocean a-.«-nue. near Tt-nth street, on the -t-lf-rrvue plan. SJiss Laura Beckett, of 12I» ^t-y avenue, entertained a house party over the aeek-end. Her gur>U »rrr her niece, Mrs. Her- bert "L. Williams, and daughter. Miss Minam K. William*, of tint Philadelphia; Walter Clover and Mrs. Julia Glover, of Woodbury* Mr**. I_illi» Coo-Jruh. of Hartford. Conn., and Malcolm Willianu. ot Oswegi. N. V. _. >,.. ..nc .*•. me can will at that Flag Day »aa fittingly observed time also run out lo and along the .n the First U. €. Church Sunday bay front. The ur. this year will evening, when a strong patriotic br run on a ten-minute -H.-h«*dule address was delivered by Prof. in.lead of fifietn-minute *»hrdule. Jsror* M. Slevtns. superintendent of the city's public schools. Hr Hate tVaiamail) Hoew •poke of the incrptioo of the flag Edwar-d Lee I.h, of Philadelphia. and of thr principles represented is preparing to open a "Vommun. by this must beautiful emblem of Hy hou«e~ at 1-I1IM4 Central ave. tbr United States. nue. near the brath. The owner. There was a special musical pro- havr made a number of improve* gram, well sung, by the mrmbrn menu la the pro-xi-ty. whuh pre- .if thr choir, under th* direction of x-rits an attraitive ap|K*arance. Prof. Haro* H- I .P 1 '* They havr already many rr-serva- - lion* for the *umrm-r. The house TV* LrrffrT aill JMSI a daily i" to l-e run on the »elf*»crvite paa*r, sUrllat Maa-iay, Jaly 1 plan. HANS BURKHARDT Heating •4S-5I ASBUIT AVENUE OCCAN air SpîtJ PlkwN Gas Range* For UM N«tt Tea Da Chrisliaa ftrieare Benkea The rw*l*aur-r Chrfellaa 8(irac* *aataser Hnlm ta Ikia cily >UI be heU ia the Ca*iaa Clab ru»i. *a Ihr Baardaalh at Maeelya ttrrare. ever) timadmf meralag tfariag the MUM at !•-»• •'cWck. Ihe pabUr is cwtduUf iattl**) t* attcatl lawa* SOME PLACES WHERE YOU CAN GET THEM FILLED FOR LITTLE MONEY OPEN Simms' Restaurant and DeKcatewen lOtb Scasou CUANUNIM ( 4i«riti *JUU U heu vou are tn t>reao fity tiut our taxuous La Victoirc Rotiawerie and Restaurant •42 BOABOWALK OCEA I.uocUrs put up lo tski* out Make yoor borne •aitnethre by the uae of Awnings Draperies M *^ Ocean City's Laundry Wicker Furniture J. PRIMMER sieAabÂ^. LAWRENCE M.LEAR First Class Handwork Prime Meat. ""SSi c^^ 652 ^ 4 ^^ A V t Groceries aBd ProTisiou — NICKERSON MARKET 3T0KK WITH soMCTHiyu BETTEH Fruits Fmfc tawt^ -tafft*. lauU4 F _ ' CMM-* G~i> ui TaUt Odkadn ,w^ 1017 ASBURY AVE. Frttfc VtfUUt, mi Ymri LtU E«, Wbse« QaaHly Ci—li • j We s. Jr^ of this city, was : ^ M|uUtorUn. Both „.„ h^rf ta ,bu oreUoo, ,t ^ eommMcm. I foUow. | f j by Dr. Herschel PrtUt, prealdent of g^ 8,,.^ „, gdueatton- I n,>mm LooUa Br«a. George t MtCloUan Blackman, Paul Chap-' Rli,# Jam#a UmiUoa SUvens. Cecelia Wilma Newcomer and Helen Mary Newton. Following ar* th* orations of th* young honor men: Daate. Oa* *f th* W*rU*a Craat- -eat Paete Over six hundred years ago was. lot 769, aaftloa H. William Watson Adama to J. WUUam Morrison, et ux. Tract of land on southwest aid* of Eighth street. 75 feet soatb**it from __ Ocean avenu*. being part of lot 1. jr-i EJ,,. Muri,| WhltUngton, Mock 802. Mildred Elixateth Weeks. Richard William Watson Adams to WebsUr Torbert, Anthony Pileggi. Naomi M. Button. Part of lot 1, Catherine Gordon, Maud Corson block 802. Heaton, Jos«phin* MaginnU. Samuel Graham, Jr., et ux., ta Margaret II. Woodward. Quit- claims, all right and Interest In lot 349, section A. Margaret H. Woodward to Har- fy W. Scib, et ux. Same aa abova. Raymond L. Warren, et IUU to ^ Anna Elliabeth Mingin. t7-00& bora on* who waa destined "to live Southeast 10 feet of lot 68, and u, tb* minds of men forever, on* northwest 26 feet of lot 60, block wbo waa predestined to write one 40, Ocean Front Real Estate Com- of tb* four greatest epic poems of Paoy. ifc world, on* whoa* genius waa Louis Sitbena to Frank D. to be praised by aU posterity, on* Gcragnty. et ux. Lot Ml, sec- who at this, th* six hundredth an- tion D. niversary of his death, waa not for- Frank D. Ceraghty, et BX^ to gotten by tb* world. This on* waa Louis* Sitbena. Sam* aa above. OaaU. oa* of th* world's greatest Nathaniel & Goff, et ux., to poets. Joseph Shekoa Company. VfiOO. Nmr th, clomm of ihm rtmr i m Tract on northwest sid* of Ocaaa avenue, 250 feet nortVast from northeast line of Tenth street. Also tract, 310 feet southeast from southeast lin* of Ocean avenue and 240 feet northeast frost northeast line of Tenth street. Esther L. Rommel et vlr. to Joseph P. Bartllucci. (2.000. Lot 634. jwrtion U. lioo wbkh hMt ptrme,Ud ^^ vtt. Horace W. Boaidmaa. et ux^ to vma^ this occasion unless thry Joseph P. Bartllucci. S3.UU0. Lot tMy kaom ^^ mMn ot j^, tft%_ was bom at Floreoc* in laas of society ia the His *«iaratton waa ta* best of tb* Uaws; wsch school di- vinity, th* logic of Ar-istotl*. aad "ifn LaUn daatka. U UG\» bad be«a twic* a la Idler for th* Flor- eatiae staU, aad ia his thirty-fifth th* six hundredth at R,v»nna. Italy, which ia ijj. prood po ralletl (or ami delivered. Uuiiom Covrrrd to Order OPFN ALL THE VEAR Phone 4:.1-\V * J. H. CIIADWICK & COMPANY PLUMBING and HEATING 1117 ASBURY AVE. and 1057 WEST AVE. /•\\ nu.iTF.s ri'KSisiiFn JOBHIN'i; I-ROUITI.V ATTF.NUKI) TO RICHARD H. JOHNSON CO. High Grade.Plumbing 817 A*bury Avenue. Ocean Cily. N. J. High dau MM im Hi|k CUM Wark. iOtUMC ATIUUMO 10 • v * :-i'* •-•-'. A list Your Property With Us t'hiUii«*n'-> Hair Cutting l>. V. .Ipwiatl} i W« ocsdSix, Eight mbd Ten Bed Room* for reoL Wh*t have you? Central Real Estate Company 60S Eighth St. OCEAN CITY .N.J. J. It JONES TELEPHONE 241-W LET I'M HHOVY Vtll thr shortcut to Kakiii)."' and . sall>factiiin Roofs, KUlIrr-. tin and *he\t-mrtal uoik d«»ne by U *>U%ls longer, luoL-> brt- ter, anJ io*>t*4 lirss. If )uu are building, innovating, or ju-1 have a few rrpair* to make, get our *-*.tiinate f.ir a Ku^runtrtrd j,.l*. \Vi- luve a -.hop. turn, and mateiial rr-uiy to M-nr >*i>u on : bort tiotue. SMITH. THK RfMI^'Klt. 3*9 I lib ftrrrt ItcesB fit) IDKAI. SHAVING PARLOR —Kln4 lliMHtry.ct— 11 A-Jmrr Ate, Ureaa t ily. N. J. ut thr Br-eaker-a Entranc* tin m-l^-nu-ey Place The Vulcan Smooth top mm MAE E. BENNETT ttcraa RKSIDKNT IIAIROBESSER S*alp Turatment Uarrvl Watin-i l-aiial Ma.-u.age Manicurulg A»e. Pbaa* U« 1MMIMIMM doo. *f Blaa* Baraar Elaaaar U Risiey to Julia V. Ward. Lou Iff! aad 1W, biofk 90- 91. plan C EaOly & Jacafca. at vir, to Esther E. McOftdy. Ut »*. Uock lOa, plaa D-4. •ateylag Uf* la Praaca Ma>x Wa a Davis aad faaUly. af Msonatowa aad Ocaaa City. ar* aow ia Praae*. whan ta*y will remaia for soaw tiase, aad •bate their yooag daoghler will probably attaad school. Major Davia. baf on th* war. had a law aeas ia thia r-saort. AfUr ta the war. aa did ac Oc-eaa aty, axav* ta tba staaa He died aftar "•'•'•'-g It at the sg. of tfty-aix. brefcisi baart- •d. He lie* borled in bis death city. Raveaaa. Tb* Fior-satiat* b«ggnl back his body, a caatury laUr; th* Raveaaa pw>ple would not giv* 1L This CHvia* Coated? is an epic prum divided iato thre* parts: la-1 femo. Paugatorio. Paridiso. Th* poet ds-pkta a visioa la which he is J oiaitus-tsd tnt by VergU through hell aad porgalary. aad tbca by Beatric*. aad aaaUy by St. Bar- Eierj WIIU Stolid Rate One of These licbiaes LAUNDRY il*» *• llnoul A V.RINCJH Tlus Ur-etiic \lacbitii'ili-«-s DI bes-U >our luii-l*. at all. I'lr-.*. l--ultou alliil I|M- -s'asl^r lu taaslie-d \ourrlulbes slid the Cume oul Wiiu-êr |ii> -It's a Uomlcr t-'ltKt |it.Mil\hll(AV|l>' AT \i'l I! IIIIV1K. \I1MI I.I TKl.t \ M .tl.Vl.hl SKKI'H" WCACU. [ uaucvxcuui •• UOIt •• MAITUi. TOAUU*. •• fft«Ti*U UUtK •• laruiis-raia •• KAIA LAMn Westingboua* Automatic Electric Rangrs. Vibrators. l)i*.h«*i- en. Uu liuui«-i>ifuig, tUvi'ing elntru- motor- or •*->.. marhinrs. E>er UeaJy rUnn. fl.,h ligl>t. UlUr..-. ami , pliancm. We Iklmt.. la iW aad..Waal VN la Bdirtr ia Is. W. LKAiMO.NU, ta-rrtrkal (yalrart«r llt'Aabary Av*. V*m~ Ml W t* KAN rilV. X. h- V. H. WARE Jl STIC E UK THK HKAt K 'uUedtua *i ACC-MSU SOt.ilrd — Reals Collected— kr: laj» AHBl'UY AVBM'R Telephone rT.'-M. ALFRED R. SMITH 1'roicrrwtitc l*aper Hoaxer and Df-roralor ItHn A*>hor> A«r^fVeial°il>. N.I. (HAS. E. ADA&LS & BHO. tTHMTlRC Ag-rflts fur thf IIIMIVKK HI ITION HWKRfKit tUUfA.NY T'.'u 7ii Abuty A»ei, (Xeon I'm A clean top that brcoaics hot all over, ll utilizes ail lbs beat for cooking. Lids can be r«o*oved aad kettles set dirrclly over burners. The lop will give you a surprising amount of service with little oat. COME IN A Ml) SEE •- **;>'•-'" Ts ^ *» *r. '•'5?? V * (H'EN WR BUSINESS Elr 701 AKBUKY AVE. KKA\K WAHNKU. rhe City Gaslight Co., JULIUS E. JOCHER PAINTING 39 Avenue 1920 Aabury Avenue Ocean City •an! through He-area, h*b*- holds th* trtaae God. Daate's OMaa Coaasdy ia, ia all s*aie»êaalae>y a snug It is also at all poe-eaa. Par oat of th* oars. No work la ao alaboratad aa this af Daat**a. It had I ("T--*--—' oa Pag* SU) PURE FOOD ALWAYS SERVED AT THE HARRIS RESTAURANT 805 Aabury Avenue Ham cooldnc. j«»> *** Moth-r*.. CIMB, whole- MMM, w*l coolfd. mni pitaptiy MTVWL We are •Krajrs oa th« job tmmiy lo MTV* you. lll'MKKKT C. PONT1EKE BUILDER **'..' Akbary \\t. Octaa Cily FOR SALE Buick tooriofl car. parfac condkino; all n*w rubber. Formarfyo* ScttlL Pricai Fter 0)rran (Hi A REPUBLICS PUBLISHED EA AT THE LEDG BY OCEAN CIT (Incorp HANS BURKHA J. F. MacNAMEl Enured at th* aty, X. J.. as sec FISHING IN Report, from ai \ season indicate i th* next few m be agreeabl* new Philadelphia and • wbo bar* not beef tint* to reach thl haa not been for s past th* very exc previous years, so th* "fish ar* bitin' will be welcome u followers of thia s Anglers say t waters aad in the > or twelve miles > awy be found man which some who luxury go to Flori ciftc Coast to I catching. All one go after them. It HOISING LAI An important d« eat to tenants has by th* State S which haa upheld t requiring a landlon ant three months' eating of property, oa* of th* StaU bo signed to give Una cvr* homes when or from booses they Formerly they wei thirty days. Probably In tb i» not the diArulty Urge dties in obta waa experienced a since, as there has abl* bollding in within th* last fe« •any of thoe* wbo for th* big towns «*r th* Wast and , th* country whence •TATB tl'MMB TW Oraaa City School wiU open rtj • •Axjr. Jn* ». sadcr •Mptosa. and iadica: th* school this yeai w*H"attrnt th* UadiAg summer J****T, has bmtn gi« •artty each seas*iu ia Prof. James M. S city, who holds high the ednraton is thi th* faculty coaiprise competent iastroctun Th* OUervatien & ckildrea of rrsideou has been a feature . tloaal work in this ci Ta* school is for ch *rst aad eighth grad aad taiuoo is free. g s^r ,„ advantage of the opjJ presented. CLINTON L. BRECKLEY HOUSe AND SIGN PAINTE& O.—C-..K, Ptm Ckas Wst br *°mi CISM MK. f-T : -iitiT IwauW. t»ll«H««> 11 HlOtl I !««««««««•« 0 0 Ct»t0tt»v»>K. ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIR SHOP Apply WILLIAM HAYS D > KM ALL nUUDflMU fAtDtS AT MAAUAJtU BATtS F. LEROY HOWE ADVKRTU1NO j •••. V. TKANQOU-t, ALL WORK GUARANTEED. RUBBER HEELS. 50c ••7-NAtWyAi OCEAN CITY. M. j. PROMPT SERVICE Modarata Prkaa ••*. C»T OX THB 8l> Ar* there too man boos** in Ontn City "jo-rntly hears on th, days that Iher-r u a »ac* of structurvs o: r»sort — that of this char *r*ct*d during tbr early summer mocths' «*«W at the presrnt Thl. may be in»«. bu Predict with mach what a few day. mxli •« seashore resorts, that within the next f *~kM most of the boasei. as w.U as Owaa Cty. will be tin *>»«ng. Why not be With th* exception of . th* weather ia the larJ **** tmitiy agi«aabU th.btlst.mac style tJ peupl* Urns, of th* sea Ocaaa City's fame u •""""•a*-*!* th* Vmu Tmsm ar* aew p-sopit. «ar-o» secuaas, conuog —I* *»»«ry rmmr. Soch ana They will ao-st of the M~ t •af th* older is that
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