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•L-.-m .,". •"'•• i : • v*' -.' •.vi !«* li 'i,. Six OBATION8 BY HONOR I David Lloyd George. MBN OF HIGH SCHOOL, It has been saki that no one. (Continued from Page Three) since Napoleon, his appeared on ,'the earth who attracts so unlverhlm untold pain and suffering for «al an interest as David Lloyd •any years. Not the general', George. It U significant how comwhole only; every compartment of Pletely a politician should overit ia worked out with intense ear- shadow all the great soldiers and •_ Beateeaa, Into truth, into clear sailors, charged with their %u- *»««aUty. Each answers to the lion's very life in the severest and other; each flu in its place, like a infinitely the moat critical military marble stone accurately hewn and struggle in history. Polished. No light task; a right The life of Uoyd George is an intense one; but a task which is example of the great possibilities djoosx of democracy. His fathers William Intensity is the prevailing char- G *° r ge. master of the.Hope Street •cter of Dante's genius. Through I'nitarian Schools, of Liverpool. aH object* be pierces, as it were. M*** when Lloyd George wa« very down into the heart of being. He young, leaving him and his mother •*• • area* power of vision. There with tn * only support ,.f a broth- ** alao a brevity, an abrupt pre- rr> wnu wa * a cobbler. cisloo in him. One smiting, sting. With this small resource of ii>C word, then there is silence. Hii w 'th. Lloyd Geurge had a »vry alienee is more eloquent than "*"* '' m « «•» get along. He wa'a words. educated in a Welsh Church This song of Dante's will yet * 1 "' 100 ' ond under tutor*. When last for long thousands, of years. ° nv «>nsiders thi» rather meagre For the thing that U uttered, from "luxation, it seems strange that he the inmost parts of a man's soul. thould have been able to attain differs altogether from what ia ut- **-' n * h 'gl> Position. tered by the outer part. The outer Lloyd George wa» by profession ia of the day. the outer passes a solicitor. From Iinij to ];HI> h« away; the inmost is the same yesterday, today, and forever. True souls in all generations of the — world, who look on this Dante, will find a brotherhood in him: the deep sincerity of his thought*. hi» woes, and hopes, will speak likewise to their sincerity. One need not wonder if it were predicted that his poem might be the most enduring thing Europe has yet made; for nothing so enduren a* a truly spoken word. Those who have ever aeen that superb portrait of Dante by Grotto cannot fail to be impressed by It. While looking on it you cannot help inclining to think it genuine whoever did it. It ia a most touching face. That loneli- Dees, that deathless sorrow" and pain, significant of the whole his. tory of Dante! It ia the most mournful face ever painted from reality. There is in it that softness, tenderness and gentle affsction of a child: but all this is aa if congealed into sharp contradiction. Isolation, proud, hopeless • •aia. It is a silent pain. too. a silent, scornful oce: the lip is carted into a kind of godlike di»daia of the thing that is eaur.g OH aia heart. The face of or., wholly in protest and hfe-!i>cg the world. Thia u this \ cK-e of the . aad stegs his mya amahle song. r wonder that Saves- - -,^, had accoamo- —.— •• targe a number of v:sstera to ralabratt this ivcasioc: can we BOW marvel that the various Italian factions have laid aside their differences and have ta doing their Dtnwst to honor ana* Nay. would that Rawr.ca had .not held the people: Would that la* differences aad qu •* the whole world had bee •aide Then, indeed, wouî we kave approached to some degre* m paying him his doe hooor>. Ther. woald fttusg tribute have beer, tsakt to this aoble mar. Ia -.here reason. th.n. that the of the world, to whom the - X«ars will but make him •sere endeared, once agile, as ;r. tae past, have praised, hav. ,%• abed, have magnified, have ador«i him. the poet divir.e. he wto»e i can never be effaced. can never be • glory can never be o •iterated as long as human beingi tread this earth? NEW fifTERMATIOiUl •»^son*srs0araUa>J(bTba^. •ma mam. eaeineers. bankers. was president of the board of trade from litos to l'.'IJ ihance!!or o.' the exchequer, from li>l.V to li'l,; minl-ier of muniTioni. during !:•!,; secretary of wur. and from 1:'N t.. the prnent time prime m:r.:-l>T Because of hi* many >j>..»»«-> in the pa»t.»m the fa:i of A.qu.-.h. due partly to thi attack* of Lord XortlulinV. iieu L!..\d IJr^.rge was mad.- prime mim.ter. He a»»unu-d thl» |H>«itj.,r. at a wry critical era and sutveeded in racing the irisis. There „ no on. single mar. who did so mu.h :.. shot-ten the war ar..l hnng it to i final end as I>aud L:..jd Gevrgi- His gnat acwmj>l.\hm.r!. Jur;rkthe war are familiar to all ,f \uU »u*r. n:a*:r.;. v d:r!:»ii BOOT BLACK PARLOR U Shines for $1.00 by bating ticket*. i» *hinea for 50 cent*. I>yeing Clipper* 4X cents I'oliah White Shwi 25 centa Hut-. Cleaned and Blocked and New Banda put on Polish and Lace* for Sale Cigar* and Cigarette* MIKELE LINORDO 40-1 Mh St.. Ocean City. N. J. tMi .Ml Kin,!* ol •' 'HKIC.K UOKK r.vzxr MOCKS - COXCKETI I.united Timr WorL, Siv>all> JAMES H. SMITH V' ) AKNuI U Al'ARTMKNT Atlantic Citv ••MMt CJW far U Drf Lstsl Mi lM( Oisttsxf Tnck K 2M-W J. B THOMPSON A SON EXPRESS 7J2 ami AUNLl OCfAII CITT. •. J GEO. 0. ADAMS * CO. Bricklayers aad PUiUrtrt 711 AiltaT AVUUL WANTED Woman for operating sewing machine. Apply Laurence M. Lear BIY FROM WHOLESALER Sa»e 1-3 to 2-3 FREE determine :i* j«^-_.-, c BuWn. » HUB » l»»a«r». etc. y. B-.-« ADEU'HIA SALES CO N. loth >:_ J'H1LA_ f\_ forgotten that. >our _....^_ Tht\ are beirg killed t> for. »ar.t of B.-.ti»h gur... -- —t^y> »; of o« of Uf, ,r tt.-^rj, C« : .V- FOR SALE LOT $350 to $900 Baroo, HOWARD 0. MacPHERSON Builder 'Of your trade nvrrJi; th_-.k i.f : ' y-ur ckildren. Hc:p -.hem 1 C.w • ' me those guns!" i*. We sa*i thj witt sa.h ger.p r. u - :s t-">>i Cr»r» ; feehtg and rmîiur. ttat there - oot oo« of hi. bear.rt »hu*r heart was n»,t nwved. They p~»!ed their ; " r -- r -" »«r» it trade Mvrrts JJe >ecured his Bj ; - »»«:r. :hou>d , *uns, .toa.d fai: frvm pv»er today, a* , This lUustrst tte part rUyed **' "''^ »ui rewe t^.,r L*g,r by his persocality m Uoj-i tf " i " ln > P r ''-' minuter in the last Genre's succru. Hosrete'r. it was " rtlir >. ar-d t-» a.A-wnp:.shmeeu out samoent u> mentu-n the sue- *'" >L1 -" J '•*'• »> '.he »;riat«.t uf re" of the Ceeoa OocfereKr. *'~ Kr *'-«H •••ateameo. , Uoj-d Ccurg. e«i,Ur«.e«J up^R iju, tipwiBrtt for porpo»« of wia- l "ta»- P. Brady, uf Bruad S;i»et Oin * • general «Urt»oo at home. >iat»oo. has opened hu cottage. It was called as an srnn.Minc can- Mi Sixteenth alrawt. OCEAN CITY LEDGER. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY CEMENT BLOCK BEST KIIVD DELIVERED ANYWHERE FRED GANT LlXWOOD. N. J. Phone 58-R-3 Somers Point Vacation Times are Jolly- When the Health is Right Ke*p it r.jfht with Nature' OUT, tonic and body- Miiloer—milk. But t* ,urv th* milk yuU get ;> purr and of nouriaJUag coatrai. Abbot:. "A" Milk u famed for its Ueprndnbihtv on tbc~ tw. tx^nta. And her* in iK-rM C,tv v..u can a*rt Abbott. "A- Milk fMh every day. Lw Abbott, *TW yua while you ar* here. ar.d g>t tfcr rral ,^ne. tit and plraiurc out of yuur holdings. ABBOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES. Inc. ^. AtUntK C.ty Abbotts "A" Milk BARCLAY and McCORKuT" SAXD. PEBBLES. TOPSOIU I EUFNT. BRIiK »xo BLOCKS—*-•». a-ia. âj ^.^ m>Jr /«r PHOES1X PORTHXD Ate OPENING On the Walk THE FAMOUS La Victoire Rotisserie and Restaurant JUNE !Oth. 1922 Popular Prices Joseph Broadley, 731 A»bury ATSWUO. Of am air. N. J. E. A. CORSON GENERAL CONTRACTOR 737 Asbury Avcnu*. Ociu City, N. J. Roads Sewers Bridges Balklieads (ism Htir Cartw,. Nsei sea t-itt Ut Auastisa te OaUna'a Hast Cawtae JERRY PULLO CITY HA1X BARBER SHOP CJCARS. TOBACCO isj CICABETTES MJ ** Artwkt, NcatU Cly H.H. . 229 J WILLIAM H. OLDF1ELD WTE1JO8 TILE WOtK. TCUAZZ0. FUEPUCES. ETC. WM. T. TAYLOR PAPER HANGER 12 Cealral A*»a IIIIMIl Cty. N.J BRECKLEY AUTO SERVICE. EXJDE AND GOULD BATTERIES SERVICE IS ALWAYS FIRST We repair all ma*>3 o» Batteries aad give aa honest job at an honest price. 846 ASBURY AVE. IHMIIHIIIiiiiinm JAMES M. CHESTER & CO. Real Estate and Insurance K C+ti*t*» aa. Late (m Sab. lot«, | Neu le PM OMU, OCUO, CITY H. X JOHN R. GROVES Plumbing and US Ataary Arcaa* Heating **' *• J. Contractor RIECK ELECTRIC COMPANY EIGHTH ST. ud OCEAN AVE. e «U1 cair) TOASTEIS. FANS. HLiSlIC Ocean City Contracting Company BRICK PLASTER STXJCS> AU soik fuanute«4 aad L>uaute O »re« TO G A M C 106* ASBURY AVENUE Saturday. JUM 17.1922 UIGE CHORDS TO SING HERE JULY 2 BEARING IN BOTEL USE CONTINUED Mr*. J. K. Msrraaaa. Issaertaat Witaeea, t'aahle te> Aaacar At Hearlag U Uarala Diaaate The last Unas the company offered iU stock for sale every share was taken in two days. Only a limited number of shares have been issued now and those wishing to avoid being too lata are getting their subacriptiuoa promptly. If desirable, sham may be purchased on an easy payment plan of |S per share down and 15 per After a number of postpone- month. The stock is on sale at the asinlr. the hearing ia the case of cuaapany's oAVe or subscriptions Frank' W. Stanton A Co. agaiast «» °» placed through any employe Joseph M. Buwland for payment «* "» company. for fruit and produce supplied the Lincoln Hotel seeded about to POUND PBAaU. IN CLAM. come o/f before Justice uf the Peace F. H. Ware in the city hail Warrea Alls* TaU II Waa Werth court Saturday afternoon, hut *7S la lie*, there was another unexpected de- Warren Aileo and wife, of lay. Mra. J. K. Morrison, regard- Frankfort. Philadelphia, were here ed as an important witness, waa a few days ago oa a short visit to unable to be present frrrsOT/t uf a Mn - Allen's father, Capt. Samuel sewre headache, and the case waa B. Scull, of the local police deruotlnud. partmsm. Mr. Allen underwent lira. John-on Ruoey. owner of • serious operation in Philadelphia the Strafed Hotel, called to the a few weeka ago and is now restand, testified that she met Joseph cuprrating rapidly. He is weU U. Buwtand on two occasions, the known to a number of residents of nisi lime on the porch of what waa this resort, where be has been a then the Wavrriy Hotel. She met *ummer visitor for years. Mr. Buwtand directly after he had Capt. Scull, a short time since. purchased |he hotel then known aa sent Mr. aad Mrs. AUen a quaathe Hrwlings. now the Lincoln. It tity of clams. While rating one of was early in the summer or in the the dams, Mr. AUen found a small spring. Mr. Rowland aaked wit- pearL He asked a >rweier friend n • what she thought about Ur»- what the pearl was worth, and was aiurrison taking charge of the told its value was between $75 and Lincoln. He said he had bought the house and Mrs. Morrisoa would run it. He would back her until aurn time as she might decide to buy the house. Mrs. Koney testified that she saw Rowland at the Lincoln aaaay She saw aad heard him 1100. WAS BU8V IN UOITH A. J. Caaashers Balk Aaartmcal Haass* At Weal Palm Beach A. J. Chambers, of MUlvUle. was in town Saturday aad took a look give orders to ssen eagaged la the onr his property ia the Thirtywork of renovating the hotel. She fourth street section, where he h«ard Rowland say he had cm- has been a summer resident for [aloyoi ail first-class help for the saaay years. Lincoln, so that this house woald Mr. aad Mr*. Chambers returned be the flrat-class hotel of the city, a short liaae since frSMi West Palm Mrs. Roney. ia answer to a qua*- Beach. Fla.. where they spent the to, said that her Strand Hotel winter, as has been their custom Is directly opposite the Lincoln, (or several yean. Returning with aad she easily heard Rowland giv- Ihcsa were Harry Bsebe and wtfs. lag orders as she sat oa her porch, ol MUlvUle. who spent the wtater She had oae* takes diaacr at the at Wast Palm Beach. Lincoln as the gaast of Mrs. Mor- Mr. Chambers hoitt aa apartrison. meal house at Wast Palm Beach U reply to a «•«•• • **»»* •••••* here ia the who represented the plalatifla. summer seasons. Mr. Chambers Mrs. Roney stated that oa her sac- says that section of Florida U imoad conversation with Mr. low- proving woaderfully. i,.^ he asked her what aha thought of the proposition. Mr. P. S. SaUth and family, of PHI* Rowland said to her: "I prosaksed aoelphla. are la town for the seamy wife to help Mrs. Morrtaoa. son. occupying the cottage they baa need have ao fear. I'm with bought a short time aiace oa Aahsr to the east" Mrs. Rowland, to bary aveaae. near Ftfteeath ^ the wttaee* street. Mr. Smith Is a Philadeii paia contractor. J.C. BAKER House Joseph Carr. representing Mr. Rowland, thought it strange,' be said, that Mrs. Morrison could not appear at thia hearing. He said be was not satisfied that she waa Saelleabarg Ckaral la "WiaMlag unable to be there, and be asked Feast of Hiawatha." UaaJer Justice Ware if he would try to get Ueary Garwaa ThaasVrr. her on the telephone. Mr. War* did so and was informed that Mrs. I A rich musical treat wUl beMorrison had a sick headache and j Painting given cottagers and other viaitora could not possibly leave her borne. in this ctfy on Booi»r, July S, AfUr a consultation, both law-1 when. in> th« evening, the Saellen- yen and Justice Ware agreed to a »• All Its aWaaches burg Choral Society of about 200 postponement of the case until voices will be beard in a •plendld September 19. | program in the city's music pavilion, on the' Boardwalk. The bis; thai i l^'rf PAPER HANGING number on thia occasion will be to be tried at the Circuit Court at the "Wedding Feast of Hiawatha." Cape Hay Court Uouae In Sep- The vocalists will. be under the tember, and the results of these leadership of their director, Henry cases may have an important bear- Gordon Thunder, of Philadelphia. ing on the present suit 433 Central A«enu« The Soellenburg Military Band o\ OCEAN CITY forty pieces will assist, under the direction of Prof. John A. Carroll. Lighting Co. Makes * 113 E. fcaluBora AvantM Offer of Stock PHILADELPHIA The Snellenburg Military Band will arrive in thia city on the! morning of Sunday, July 2, and this: Lecal People Have Another Oporganization will give concerts in' porlaally far Haying la- the music pavilion in the afterves! awnl noon, free to the public, at 2J0 and 4 o'clock. This will be a pleas Local people have another op- ure no one should miss. portunity to become stockholders Major W. A. Morgan, command- in the Atlantic City Electric Light ing the cadets. Prof. Carroll and C Company. A limited number of E. Ford, president of the Snelltn- shares of Its preferred stock have burg Choral Society, were here a been issued with the consent and few days ago, accompanied by W. approval of the State Board of G. Gilbert, and they had a short New Jersey Public Utility Comconference with Mayor* Champion i missioners. in reference to the Snellenburg The company is offering $100 Cadets' encampment here thia year., shares of stock for $!M and dlvi The cadets will reach thia city j dead per share. At this price the shortly after 6 o'clock on the after-' stork pays over 6 2-3 per cent, or] noon of June 29. They will arrive: the dollar. A large number of at Tenth street, whence they will'local people are already stockmarch to the camp grounds at holders, having invested in the Sixth street and Ocean, avenue,! stock when it was previously panning the city hall oa their way, i placed on sale. Each of throe and there they will be is vis wed by' shares is fully paid and non-ail» CONTatALT Utl HUt ^|»v^l Haln In lli>lel> «D I Muin U oo-l «n.| Kiadlmt; fur Sale SMITH & RAY UHite ShUTH SHOE STOtU S24 ASBURY AVENUE •e-s-i **< I^VâtisiflSi mm W-^'r/:. :'%'\
• O.V R-:r. .. I MAYOR SMITH, OF W. J. Fletcher, of Philadelphia, occupying the cottage 343 Aa- OCEAN CITY LEDGER, OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY Brie* Waa Mb. McCaaa. Haul cottage. 1228 Central avenu*. for E. M. Ulddleton and family, of Moorestown. an spending UM k former Sheriff Geo. Bar- In hU cottage WILL HAVE ATHLETIC HEWS roptIwd hU £#:•V and Seashore Railroad, who is family of Philsd. prietress of a hotel in that sea- having a borne built here, was in' heln/rommod^. shor* resort, wer* married at th*' "»«"> Sunday. He has been a .urn- dau/hter residence of th* Rev. Dr. Dobbins er resident of Ocean City for a pV,v Bu,hv ._,. fami|v of Phil fa this city at 3 o'clock Tuesday, """"ber of years. • . . ?. y Bulby . mnd t ." a> \ y - ot niU aiUmoon. Henry F. Oechler. of Philadel- Miss Marion Smith, a daughter P nia - "»• opened hl« coitajtc. 5742 of the mayor, was th* maid of Central avenue, honor, and City Engineer Win. H. Wm - J - Mitchell, of Philadelphia. Collision, of this resort, waa best wlu • visitor here Saturday and Sunday. He is s son-in-law of Bays WUI Present lalereslksg Program at Camp al 'Sixth ana Oceaa Avea From Major W. A. Morgan, th* Ledger has program of athletic y aa amuy. to he held here on the ()cean FIRST PUBBYTBJUAN CatlKCU. Re'- . • nd "•>«* he ""' *P"»i th* «um- phia's prominent insurance men | ^land Cunningham, M of Hugh mer. has been re furniahed. and made particularly sl\ractivt a . snd new laundry ma thmery bs. b.-en installed. and a aummer cottager < city, a .tudent .Is her. for th* season". p'repaVing J»' B^km-ll. i. home for the .um- for bis usual fi.hin» •#«» : able IJ cLu^n licenses in tka «*» July I. Oc on Cly will have a "rtf% Fourth," with firework, that afi delight young and old. Kvrryine abould bar* eattg) rain for awhile after all •***« W Utely. Ttu' Cape May County lers of tbe American will have a card party at ta* Has, mandJe July 28. PIANO TEACHER Ptaassl at th* Mask Paeias* Fa* PartkCalar* Wra* M*. CARMEN BARONE 101a Asawry Aesaae FREEHOLDER HENRYB.CREE Of the First Waid OfThuGty Wapuhlican nominatiaa for Use office of Cotat* >4ainiaaio««r, at tkt Mmary Elactioa ia far by Hear* a. Cm* Z ! u S ."tbe^rLT"^ 1 fur * Cum »* n >- "' «"• *aartrt.r!" ^'iJ^'Gn^mC Th-TT" ^hLuôTi^ 0 "*-" ' fur **""»' F. A. p ffi. and family, of Yoaihs Fia»4 U Willj^m. And,. Su^mu> ^ A ~,7l ,- , ». ». Mreas and wtf*. of Ocean „—..,, ». - — — w. "• »e**s and wif*. of Ocean — Philadelphia, srr her* for the .urn- Edward Fairy and Howard Per- City, and Chas. Parsons and wife. *'°R BE XT — Large room with th* Yatea boy a. pitchers on thr' W " W > • tr ' nur - *»" Wfl * P" ful " avenue. tbe Boardwalk Sunday evening, mer School for several years, a ill Harvey Miller and family, of They admitted their guilt and sot teach in the school this year. Philadelphia, are here for the sea- »ere fined SA each, which was but she i. likely to visit this resort. •on. Mr. Miller i. a urll known paid. The authorities are deter- I aummer reiki.ni. l>r. snd Mr., mined to break up >uch F. L. Shackelfurd and family. of;Kinn>. who >.err re»entl> mar Philadelphia, are, rottagen. : rwa. have been E. S. Woodward. Jr.. of Moures-iday. here PERSONALS PLYMOUTH INN * i LAWI-IC A Vt-'NUK AM) PI vnmiTFiTSrTT^ IDEAL SUMMER RETREAT Pltl f Utr ^- •" tmo^ tin. rrwrf. fellow, were engaged in. .pending a fr« *. the police claimed. aAd a. was prior to starting fur admitted. Women and girl, moat not be acco»ud by .trangers as IIKAI'TIFl'LLY HKXMHKD KEFIXEIi _ A I1UUL AWAY KHuVI IIOVJK RESTFUL Evalyn fisher Nulty. Ho.less dwsrd. Jr.. of Moore.- (Jay. here p town, .pent the week-end with hi. ibr,r fuiUr» home in Trui. Mr., cted by .trangers as •other in her cutlagr. Ii5 Woley j Kinny. a rv»eot bride. U the daogh- the>- go along the Boardwalk, the av*«n«. ter of Mr. Miller. police declare. Miss Ada Wiggieswork. of De«r>- l>r. Levi Hint, s >r>eciali.t at bury. F"g'f~ the. ReyabUcaa Mm sad Weesea CstWr ia Cane May W WiU The " n - u '- Narberth. U at. J 1 " 00 "• MrClatchy. prominent county U. be held at th. —. Asbury avenu* for the season., p| uladelphia builder, and family Hotel. Cape May S. a Yoong. of Philadelphia, l"» at th " r ">"*«r for tbe season. Jun. 2*. st oo* o'i has opsavd hu cottage oo Asbury, *»«"*e W. Buii*r»orth snd The .peak.r. av*«ue. n«ar X 1 , t^ L » bride, of Philadelphia, sre now en- Slate. SenaW Jo of PtuUoel- ^> ln « life in t w ue. A. G. Crawford, of Harruhurg. hn. op^Md hi. ,u«««r bomTSl B. JeffrMs. of Atlantic City, was to town Sunday. He is a brother of Mrs. ttamoei Carhart and MoJ- ferd and George Jcfrtes, of this Mrs. Letti* Heath, of Philadel- ahJa. visited her father. C. R Van fWet, ia this dty. today. Sh* nomination and snd fsmily. of Phil- Mrs. LUlian th. New J. . of "**» r 'ub and vir* * Or. and Mrs. S. J. fTwbin and aon. of Philadelphia, were among W. D. Jack- Cap. May. oa or be- Monday, June tt, for rater Cherky and family, of »»ti«aa. Ticketa. |X •'" v -- op*Aed their were among i Phuaddpaia, have »»>u»u ineir -_^.^—— Ocean av*aa* cotuge for th* sea- RMeatiea far Vlssters son. A renptioa will b* given by th* Frederick McFaddeo and family, atembsr* of th* Summer Auxiliary of Philadelphia,, ar* occupying of th* First M. E. Church by th* their cottage, oil Firucaik .«—-• • • - oagjth«i,c»«ag*7oT, F^^Hr^: ZJZ.'Z? * E CWre » ^ •-• . o Philadelphia, were am Aid la* gaeate of th* Oraanic o«*r th* Henry Loasdal* and fanUly. of- ag* Ttenda «aak-«ad. Tney will soon oocaey; PhilaoVlphla. are her* for th* *•*- al 3 o'clock, ttntr nmr rrrftags far th* oaotar.' aon. • dially mvtted ock, dially mvtted. All ar* atost cor- THE MARKET BASKET Si'Tif'T** Raestsiiiraiit and Delicatessen Baartioalk aa*! MHITJI Tcmn SSA K>OO TAaUX IMUJCACtXS 1Mb seu>o aaa V* beo you sre ta Ueesa t'Hy tult our (amous La Victoire RoUaaerie and Restaurant MI aOAJtOWAiJC OCCAM CITY. N. J Luactx* put uu to taae oat CUAMUMU] suyicc J. HUMMER Meau Groceries aW Provision Fruits »»—•. 1017 ASBURY AVE. WUe* Ocean City's tanndry SING LEE 916 Aaaur, A«MM First Class Handwork Prompt Service g Guaranteed Make your boat* attract!*, by tbm uaa of Awnings Draperies Wicker Furniture UWRENCEM.LE.4R ASBURY AVE. N1CKER5ON MARKET Frua latnte. Cnff•«, laMli Cammi Gaada aa> TaUa Dattadat Frat Vcfrtaakt aa. Tar. LaU Ea> We Caur to th* PvttaOar Trad* STOKE WITH UOMETHIXU BSTTEB GQOD FOOD A. F. SMITH PHONE 32* Atkatk Satordajr. Jana 24,1822 REAL B8TATB TBAN8FBB8 Brreat Bab* ef Property of Inter- est ta Batasra Published In conjunction with th* Cap* May County Gu.tte, Cape May Court House. Oraaa Oly Isahtlla R. Corson, ef aL, to Harry P. Harding. $700. LoU 403,464and468,loU304toaM, inclusive, section 0. Louis* Slthens to Tbomaa J. Thorn. 11^80. LoU 31 and a and' northeast 10 feat of lot 33. section C. I FrancU H. War* to Jam** H. F. I Dixon. $2*50. Northeast half of i lot 851. section C. ' ' Richard R. Sooy to a Frank' Smith, et ux, |o.000. LoU H46 and 848. section A. Eleanor C Pancoaaf, et vir, to Mary P. Herman, f 10.000. Part of lot 60. block 4. Ocean City Land 1 Company. to Joseph & Nswhooae. LoU 111 to 114 inclusive, block 94. plan D-2. Elba Hausa to Dankl D. Likes. 1*10. Lot 123, block 83, lectlona!, plane ! Ullson M. Watklns. *t vir., to Harvey Mentzer. LoU 123 to 126 inclusive; lots 128, 129 ami 130, block 10ft, plan D-«. i STELWAGON GETS Maay Aealtieaa to lh* sUnka of Ihe Oceaa CM* Flshiag Clah Henry W. Stelwagoo, a former president of the Ocean City FUh-; ing Club, now chairman of th*. mambarahlp committe* and one of' the most papular of tbe boys of I this crack organisation, is making West Jersey Investment Co. to' ilron « elTorta to add on* hundred, Frederick J. Fontanges. $4^00. • Drm m * nD *rs within the neat weak, Part of loU 101 and 182, block 1, or two > witn * Tcr 7 indication of plan 2, Gardens. . '.signal success. Th* club, up to s*v*ral days ago, had added twen- ty-two members to iu roll, and a number of other applications were • received later this week. .The club is now meeting on tbe' second and fourth Fridays of the month, and Iber* will b* a large attendance at each session from . now till th* close of th* season. W. Ward Beam, chairman of the HiU Dredging Company to Char- lotte 8. Chester. Lot 12. section 7. map 1, Ocean City Land Com- pany. Margaret A. R. Wallace to Frank A. Wln»iow. 1300. Lot 473. section G. Anna Elixa Scott Aahelman. et vir.. to Melville Hanarom. $10,600. Lot 717. section D. Howard O. MacPberson to Amy' boys' casting tournament commlt- V. Smith, trustee. 11.760. North-, u *' ** now w iown ""d **'• P**- eant 30 fe*t of lot 009, section C.' P* rin « for aa active and interest- Juliun Beck, et ux.,U> Peter a in * """Palgn. Rohn, et ux. $2^*00. Lot 32. sec-' Tb * hott * cluo hous* requesting Company. aU new members to introdoc* Ocean City Land Company to !UMmM rvea to tb* member, of the' Benjamin F. GoeU. $9,000. Lot • houi * conmitte*. who will aee that on southwest side of First street,, lb#T become acquainted with tbe 2|0 feet southeast of Corinthian' otlMr •members and are given all avenue, 100x100 feet. .desired information relating to tbe Louise Sitbena to Harry W. Bon- (Uhln « fame. The members of the ham. e( ux. fSoO. Southwest 30 bou ** committee are: Churchill feet of lot 33, section C Hungerford. chairman; Ed. Klein. Gcorg* P. Bauer. Capt. J. B. Rickard. Elmer Y. Robinson. W. A. Leavitt, Jr. and Joseph V. Kelley. Riohard P. Sterne, et ux-. to Erma R. Pigot, et vir. $4,600. Lot 66s, nectioo C. . Ht-ttie M. C Walleo to Thomas R. Hendersoo. $2,100. Lot 20 and northeast IS fe*t of lot l«. plan 3, Bay Front. Elixabeth Henderson, *t vir, to Florroc* Got?, et aL $8,600. Lot in KHitheast llaa of Wesley avenue, iri.44 feet aouthwest from Four- teenth .treet, 27Jexl0& feet. HERB FOR 8RA8ON Dr. 1.7ft* Cam* Fraa PtOU- H. Pwwkc Baa Vlailar Maay Year* Thomn H. Powiefc, kt IV of • Easton, Pa., has taken on* of his father's apartments, 3325 Asbury avenue, to which he has brought CharWs H. Weiss, et ux., to WU- his family for part of th* sum- liam Thompson. . f»nnn Lot ft, m*r. section 9. Ocean City Land Com"-- Dr. Powirk ipeat hta lummers P"y- • her* from his bozbood *Uh his William Thompson to Mary N. parents until he was f~—-t..i-MMH Bair. J2J00. Sam* as above. aa captain in the Field Hospital Cilbert J. Palen. et ux, et aL, Uerrice of the Rainbow Division to Kendall R. Atkins. $1,800. LoU and weal to Franc*, when be 31 to 30 inclusive, asction C, >pent nearly two years at U>» Kendall R. Atkins, et ox, to' front. On his return, at th* close Louis* Sithens. $2,200. 8am* aa, of th. war, h* began the practice above. , of medicine at Easton and esUb- Catharin* A. Dickinson, et vir,' Ushed -Powick's HospiUl.' which to Martha H. SipUr. et aL t&VOOO.; enjoys an enviable reputation for Lot G85. wctioa C , Iu successful surgery. H* U th* Mary M. Barrows to Anna W. youngest child of th* R*v. Dr. Mouhan. rtaL Lot 688. section 0. William Powick. of IhT Phil- Leon M. Leopold to James A. adeJphla Conferenc*. , Brady, et ux. $1,100. Northeast 33 1-3 feet of lot 193. block 7. __ _, . . . Nonh Point. , Many Excursionists i Jacobs. $i6o. Lot 819. block a. Here Last Sunday! plan 1, Gardens. I • • Unula Thoman. et vir, to, Neatly Georgianna J. Richmond. $1300. Southeast 25 feet of lots 166 and tTi.atai sad West Jersey I 166\ section C. | \ Caritoo C. Brk* to Joanna Ther* wer* many visitors to! Townsettd. $2^60. Lot in north- Ocean City from Philadelphia and ' ra>t line of Plymouth place. 190 iu suburbs, as well aa Camden, oo fret wMitbeait from Atlantic sv»- Sunday. The Reading Railroad nue, 46x76 fret. I brought 1.100 to this resort in a William H. Deisroth. et ux_ to, Ulteeo-csr train in two sections, Daniel J. Taylor, et ux. $2JOO., besid* a larg* number of passen- Part of lots 703 and 704. section D. g*r. oa It. regular trains. Clarence L. DuBoU to E. Maylia f There was much more than th* Robinson, et ux. $6,400. South-. usual number down on the «xcur- west 33 1-3 feet of lot 600. Section. Uoa of the West Jersey and Sea- A. iahor* Railroad th* sam* day. th* Loui>* Sithens to Char!** Baron, total being 668. I1.K00. Southwest 10 feet of lot Both roads ar* now running 34 and lots'36 and 36, section C their daily excursion trains from I'paer Tewaahip i Philadelphia to thi. city, and these Mabel day to William A. Sykes.|ar* bring well patrium-* $160. Tract of riparian land Sow-1 '. i ed by tide water, beginning ia: Saatavrr Scheal Dirsrlw Her*. I bulkhead tin* or lands of Henry . W. K. Ackarmaa and family, of; Clay, formerly at point when j Soaservill*. N. J., have taken a northwest property line of Uncelajcottag* oa Foartecnth street, near! avenue would intersect the bulk- j the bay front, for th* aummer. Dr.! head If extended, containing 32.410; ViTmil. who waa her. Sunday, | square feet. j ia director of the New Jersey State | Osaahi Tewaahtp aummer schools. ' I Edwin G. C BUakly. at aL.! , tnuteea, to Ida C Chambers. | JL7(B TIDB TABLB I $3^00. Tract of land forsaeriy ! OCEAN CITY LEDGEB. OCEAN CITV. NEW JERSEY cigarettes A year ago— almost unknown Today—a leader A a-tr erdict for QUALITY THE WAYNE RESTAURANT BOARDWALK at SIXTH ST. MA. WM. & SCHWARTZ. Free. OPENING—MAY 27th, 1922 Mr. ifiaira *•* n*l*r*rd and rwarf* «ifrM/n a/«*r> mtoM to KX* ftOrftm mmd dimimg room to onfar to fatili- tatm $f$mitm and emmfurt to >>/$ giwsrs. U »U*im, BATHERS wiU be t*rv*. ia Ik* TELEPHONE 241-W Bierj WODU Shoild |ue One if These Itchioes LAU^PRYETTE D»iti ft I T rt ( TUk» lJ«.t.Jl. PlMl ttulluu .!!•>! tin* «*&li*r Ls. «s*lml >uui rlotbrs and Uu-y CAMS** uut Whuicr t>r> --It's a Woodrr. rlttr. l»KU«t.\HTRATIi>\ AT Yiil'K lloUE. ABMI- l.l Ti:i.V SO U .tIM.KK \>:KIKI WE SELL ElfXTUC VACUUej CUAECU •• uoav-nacoiAToas " aUaTUs. XQAtUMi •• NMTaau Laan. •• nrruaXi~raM •• BAU umn Wralughoos. Automatic Electric Range., Vibrators, Dtshwaih- er». IM» rlouse-Miriog, strpaifing elrctrk moUirs or Mruir.^ —chines, Eter Ready elniitc fli-h light. baUerun and ip- We Bdin.. In Ya«- anA-Wsal VM la Brlin. la Is. W. L RAYMOND. Kbdrirsl Conlrartor • I* Aabary Ate. i%*a* Ml W OCEAN CITY. N. J. ere Tailoring thai fits around the Nee Telephone Bell 69. ALLEN CORSON. M. D. Hid Wesley Avr., Ocean City. N. J. I U to 11 A. M. :l to 4 I'. Al. 7 o H P.-M. | Phone 170. ; IIERSIHEL I'ETTIT. M. I). | M7 Wesley Aveaa* | Office Hour. { ? * »« *P. M\ ' Wvd. A Sun. U-10 A. M. only ' i Telephone Bell 2M. ' WILLITS P. HAINES. SI. I). ! Math and Wenley Atraae Onrsl Practur and 1)II«MIH of lh.- ; Eye, Ear. Now snd Throat. Office hours: !* to 1 P. M. IIIHMIM The LargcM and MOM Sanftarjr Tailor Shop ia this Gtf FRANK QROS Exprrt Tailor for Everybody SUIT.TO BE MADE TO YOUR MEASURE AT YOU. OWN P.HI All. HOOI. I-ABKIC Worltnunvhip and Fitlinn i Cor. Truth St. and Asbory Arc OCEAN. CITY. N. J. French Dry Cleaning. Scour- ing. Repairing and all kinds of Alitralions. Goods called for and delivered. Button. Covcrrd to Order . . OPEN ALL THE YEAR Phone 870 DR. M. a 8TANNARD DENTIST Maaoaic Bldg.. Sth sad Anbury OCEAN Bell I'bone. Aveaae CITY N. J. • H. CHADWICK & COMPANY 1'honr tit-) PLUMBING and HEATING 1117 ASBURY AVE. and 1057 WEST AVE. FSTIUATF.S riRXlSHF.D JOBUINC. PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO '•'•••"••-a. . - - : • • % & '• ••:•.•••••#;} • • •' •'• C> '.V 1 •-•:••-•• . ' , ' ! r . % ^ •••- •j:->;s r, A-». HOUSe ANO SIGN PAINTER ru,,mau.m.j. Pml CISM W*
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