The Blue Ribbon Garage - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

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Out- 

5, HOWEVER 

present guarantee 

t. thla' ailtrfct- will 

a [foCnWoweth, niperln- 

Atlantic City aenools, 

St^fctto the Ocean City 

lub last Friday night. 

tBrouihout South 

fa with the aefih' 

U«jK that tttey will nave 

, SJM Mid. Yet he added 

rMii • tie ' utmost eonf 1- 

IfttVi puMia and that If 

ftitBr •pMslble way to ear- 

f eopfleratloB and iaor!« 

people Ml the school 

In.d 

ar* *•; 

y , Aut I 

the tegehera, 

ddlfcw. to 

& 

t tome way out will l>o 

S J , », critical, because we 

,Opoi» one Industry, the ho- 

nets. We nil are ID th« 

«t' r We'iriUBt float togeth- 

sltuatlon like this 

Now Jersey in the past three 

yenra, state government exponscR 

increased 24.8 per cent. Current 

school. expenses decreased 17 per 

cent." 

Mr. Chenoweth said Hint At- 

lantic City school children Me he- 

ing taught good citizenship find 

the fact that one way of nchi 

iidvnruled I money 

ii 

h© appi p 

ed lo enlist his services in hehnll 

of the Hclinqls, if eioeted. 

He nninipil to the fact that (lie 

lack of sehool funds is due to the 

failure of townships ami niunici- 

P!ilit!es|to pay their sluio school 

tux. Tltis luje migiit lie all, or In 

part eliminated if nn ecoiiomj- 

progrunt ware enlisted in the 

iiiKiiwiiy Uepiiriment, he contend- 

ed. H» (liso spoke in fnvor of fl 

general economy platform. 

Tin' following lielegaiDs to the 

sliUe convention of federated 

clubs next month in Atlantic City 

wpff eiiHJted; MIH. dandy and 

Mrs. Charles 11, Hand, with Mrs. 

T. Waller Wiikiiison und Miss Ju- 

lia Si'iill as alternates. 

I Mr." iiid Mrs. G«OTJW ft TPh' 

ClVCS |of Beechwoori. arrived Tuendny tojBeroheh, 

Silver Wed«iigg 

visit their daughter, Mrs, Arthur Cuests of Mr, 

Hainen Brick. 

MWnMiof2SYea»iA 

Worn at Surpriie Fete. 

Mr. ami Mr,, Clarence 

A nonilniiilntt i"()mmi|tec com- 

prlK Miss Julia flciill, Mrs, Mn. 

hello Clohs mid Miss Liiiiva .tones 

wim ,ii)i)oilik>d. 

.Mrs. Klliol Hnpning, legiHlfttlye 

fiiiiiriiHiii, ri'iioriei! Hpim the re. 

Dem stalf iesiHiaiioii and hills 

aow in lioniniiiiee. Mrs, dandy 

served refreshment!*. 

Tax Delinquency 

Is Largest Here 

But Percentage is Under 

Wildwood, N. Wildwood. 

or 

Ocean Cliy hi 

iinqiieiiey (ban 

cipality in flip 

the pereeninge 

smaller lhaii in 

North Wildwood. 

The resort, nm I 

piilU in llip pnsi fi 

taxes nmcunUnii In 

a l.irper tax d«" 

iiij olhei muni 

M.iv i ounts luil 

Wlldwood .mil 

to it. Tile total 

w weeki*, has 

JnOM.r,21 owpd 

45.flO per cent 

or Ihe His levy Tor 1!1LJ2. Al the 

close of 1M1 the delinquency was 

38,f»l per rent nf Ilia lnx levy. 

North Wildwood leads the alatr 

In mxes owed, with ahum (10 per 

cent of the 1032 levy still oiit- 

stnndliig. Wililwonrt is next In the 

county with M,!Si per cent nnfril- 

lected. The nmnimt is ?:(HO,10S. 

Cape May Mill hns SlM.141 or 

103! taxes tn hp paid in. Thp 

iiercpiiliuro is t:].O2 \wr cent of 

Ihe tntnl levy. 

The state iivornpf of delinquen- 

cy is MM per cent, nn inerensp 

of 6 per cent over Inst year niid 

15 per cent over 1027, 

Legion Auxiliary 

Units in Se§§ion 

411 111 t mil present incidents 

n| the \niprii-all I ejriuH ûxiliarj 

i I Cjpp M,i\ Cuuntv wi'ie enter 

tainni it ilinnPi MonduN lii^ht at 

thr hiime uf Mi- John Phillips, 

Wililwnuii Mi- H.irrv \ Morns 

jnii Mr. LJII Sluiip ittemied 

frnin hnic 

Dinner «a fulliiwaii h\ i meet- 

ll'IT ii win li ileleirati!-. finm eai_h 

in the h%c unit-., C,nic Md\, Wiltl 

ml tmiit Hnu-p, ruLkahoe and 

cjn Tii\, «pie present Miss 

Miniiii- Km , ul Builnifrtun, =tate 

irsidPiit, «a Kur-t uf lumor jml 

l.riker She aiiianewl a plan fur 

i irinulwuhip lime \ nnminat 

liljr dilllinitti p »,i aiipnintnl, l«e 

riuiM to rU'itinn nf nfTiiPis 

ni \t muntli 

Yttri^ whirh nptnally 

"v,piilina day." 

The couple was presented with 

„ hollow Jver eOT flllci with Ml- 

ver coiir^Tlowers, ranis and ." 

Hiivc-r HerdcV^rp other K}\, 

, A collation waVserved at whii 1. 

! n weddinit cuke took HIP place "i 

honor. 

Present weip; Mins Elisabeth 

Breckley, Mr. and Mrs. Wil lam 

Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W, 

Powell and (IuuBiitef, Ruth; Mr. 

an»i Mrs, Thomas McClui*. Miss 

Bertha Sheldon, Miss Julin Scull. 

Mrs, Emma Stites, Miss Miiry (.or- 

on, Mi«s Emma Mnthis, Mr«. Hat- 

it, Murphy. Mrs, Mary Carretf 

on, Mrs. KIIRBI; Fprffusoii, Harry 

YoiinB, Clinton lireekley, Mrs, Hi- 

m Cheatwnod, Mr, and Mis. Fer- 

guson and 

HOTEL NEIL 

•IJTOPEPA 

Cylinders ground, carbon removed, new 

and rings may make your engine "better ^^ 

, , . and auto repair of this kind is our 

Our experts work on hour basis—or by 

Estimates gladly given. 

Powell's Modern Super St 

.14'1'lt NT. mill ASIiritV AVU. 

Nil riiiirtfi' When We full 1'iir und llclhcr Von. 

Ralph T. Stevens 

Solicits your support for the Republican 

tion for Freeholder at the Primary Ejection, 

Tuesday, May 16f 1933J 

Pledged to in economy program which include* i 

duction of Freeholder's Salaries from $2,300 a J | 

to $1,500 and FAIR COMPETITION in Countjj 

Contracts. 

—.Ortlereii uml pni.l fur hy Raljili T. Blevens 

three.rnnni house, fhe IlvIaK nnil 

dining rrioms being combined. An 

oddity in one bedroom is the nil- 

room ia one of the fonturen nfld 

the "Truhne," *hich tonsista of! Jualablp In in hed w hlrh 

nine furniihefl roonr< j 10 he hut ,1 sinule lied It 

Thp "Modein-ri.Twic" i>! n ap.iri un .1 nv.he1 

i Mfk pTMMTe •nanh, Vernnio ClpaninR Interior, 

.,Tn«ch|ng up A" Knst Spots ttitk Ilncn, roUMblnff Nickel 

*nd TRBEK Colt* ol Simoniz ~ 

OULEVARD 

SUPER SERVICE STATIONS 

. OCEAN CITY'S TIRE HEADQUARTERS 

HA1T,II ft SIIRBMK, WC, 

1 and Bay Avenue 34th and A»bury Avenue 

PHONE MJ 

For — 

SCHMIDT'S 

PHONE 

OCEAN CITY 838 

or 

[ello, SisI 

SOMERS POINT 596 

Promiit nelivery 

C M. C 

Distributing Co. 

PONTIA 

, can't come over 

today. Thought 

tmight worry, to X 

y, but 

id^t weekly re-1 

[frlctutly 

tiwbytefe- 

m 

FOR - • - 

BEER 

Good Beer 

PHONl 

OCEAN CITY 

394 

YOU'LL WANT A CASE IN 

YOUR HOME. 

R. H. Coney 

The ECONOMY STRAIGHT EiGl 

585 AMD UP, F. O. B. PONTIAC 

,., brings qualities 

that are NEW to 

the low price field 

Pontiac has brought entirely new standards of perform- 

ance and economy to the low price fleM, Here's a car-â 

big Sttaight Eight—that does not even resemble the $585 

car of yesterday! 

Pontiac is big, and it rides and drives as only a big, 

. weli-balaneed car can, The wheelbase is 115 inches, the 

curb weight (Moor Sedan) is 3265 pounds. New bodies 

by Fisher are roomier, more luxurious; seats are wider 

and deeper and more comfortable. New Fisher No Draft 

Ventilation, individually controlled, makes summer driv- 

ing cool and pleasant. 

Pontiac's modern Straight Eight incorporates the latest 

development in engine mounting—the five-point rubber 

cushioning that removes every trace of vibration! 77 

horsepower; 78 real miles an hour. Yet Pontiac's modern 

Straight Eight engine is so efficient that it costs no more 

to operate than many smaller cars. 

Come in for a demonstration. Then you'll agree that 

Pontiac is the outstanding car in the low price field, 

Stf ;; siftH 

AND TUB OCtAM CITY NEW*. GONIOUDATEO 

Red Men's 

n Offles! 

it, nj Hmtn At, CITY. NEW JTOY, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1933 

Regulars in Rut, 

Headley Asserts 

In Wild wood Talk 

getter H»ve Qsm on State 

Road* Th«n Allow One 

School to d 

[NO MUDSLINGING 

FOR INDEPENDENTS 

(Tenebaum Say* Legislators 

Discuss 'Stink Bomb' Bills' 

u Jobless Go Hungry, 

TVtat Is said to Uave bten one 

ot the liugoBl pod most riitlma- 

Iaitlc meeiings of the ourrent 

Mpalfn i"ok place Tuesday 

nlfit when about 4000 peraonit 

jmnmed tht Wildwood Higli 

School auditorium to hear Indc 

pendoni Repulillcnn candldntOH 

outline what they Intend to do it 

elected. 

K feature of the ffieetlni was 

tkt endnriemenl of a proirnm 

divold at "mud ullnglng," Mrs, 

Deris Bradway, Wildwond pom- 

DJUloner and acting mayor, who 

prtsldtd, declartd they would 

IMY« mud sUnglni to the oth«r 

jldateB, Ralph T. Btevenn, 

lldati for frijfliokti'r. Bald 

mad -illnglng wai only for the 

purpose of sidetracking real la- 

Mil and that the Independents 

do not Imve to resort ti> it, 

i 

A llfnlficant fact wsa that 

Jljyor George A. Redding, of 

NMth WlldSood ,n "regular" 

JttBir fat yeara, was preaer^ and 

MBi r BtUlated the candidates uf- 

the mMting, Thundiroua up- 

flN ahmik the hall when IIIB 

umc wan mentioned by Mr, Ste- 

vens. 

Holnnd Cornon, Wildwood lui 

UBIM man, Stevens' running 

Mil for (reclinlder, declared he 

tltt jald dearly for being govern- 

td lor many yearn, and accepted 

Uu jlw» on the tieket only in 

* to help pul county govern- 

Stan a more buslneuallke bu 

''yt want jn|n to work 

t ttam, and not tor 

it «ald, 

-SHnW mmW BHI«. 

, Teneabatim, Wildwood 

Hicltor and pr«sldont of 

bar aMHltttm ajul" 

osaemblynWo, (Hbit \m- 

ft;*fcro he inrt^ttilfWMijW 

I are dlicuulhi "atHili bortib" 

P When they Hbould be Miylrii 

kkobl aytem and rellcvine 

d 

Read Says 'Bridge Photo' 

Wasn't Of Bridge At All 

Was Taken Mile Away in Bayous As 

Work" Started on Ijike Golf Course 

That old photograph published last week of Mayor Harry 

Heailley turning the flrat spadeful of earth for,the original 

bridges between here and Somerii Point, had nothlnK to 

, The bill wu^ prenapd by iei^^ 

Chartis H,"BUitotfc s»tt ftoiiainiwi^w^ 

if U being introdu(Bid'bj» SttaattWIf 

Brdi, in; ord§r to ji»yen| mny possible 

Bridge Fete 

Pack City, Hope 

Huge Crowd Expected for 

Dedication Week End. 

Whenthti, . 

Binned IW ,tt«, \ 

d 

Abandoned Baby 

Haa New Parents 

Couple Who Lost Their 

Own Baby Adopt Him. 

The baby boy, found two weeks 

Ujgo on the porch at the home of 

'THr, and Sirs, Joseph Notarangalo, 

485 central nv.. Ocean ("Hy. and 

since kept at the Atlantic Shores 

Hospital. Somers Point, was le- 

gally adopted yesterday. 

The names of his new parents 

were not divulged by Dr. H, Bos. 

tin White, head of r the hospital, 

who negotiated the adoption. He 

did say they were out-of-town res- 

idents, however, 

A young counle, who lost their 

own child by death a few weeks 

ago, called at the hospital last 

week to see the infant, who is 

about four and ahalf months old. 

He is about the same age as their 

own child would have been, so 

he steps into their home tn mend 

a pair of broken hearts. 

Henry Y. Clouting, nape May 

County,, freeholder, and director of 

charities, secured the adoption 

papers for the young couple. 

A GENERAL, •. MO TO R S V A L u 5S5 

The Blue Ribbon Garage 

1000 ASBURY AVENUEÔCEAN CITY 

| ; ;Wor mutters: "The 

XQU a canne itnie of 

(|*tt dam It." 

ta 

i a runner-up does- 

to much is after 

Young, 

Enb 

Clare. .Fault, 

"and 

at Hattorai. 

channel bass 

The iRrmit. 

mi landed 

atures s » 

fs used by the 

to »nd goin» 

tho 

the local flshermen to be lita (tueata 

for hreakfart at the ôsevilU 

Club, 

The inland on which the >club Is 

located ii ofie of the l«it dcytl- 

oped ieetlom of the enuntry, Wild 

horses, wild cattle and other wiii 

mals roam the island «t will, Th» 

Goosivilit Club owns about 1,000 

acres, extending across the islaii,! 

from the bay to the oc«an. Dm 

of tht features is » landing n*ld, 

l f used by the mtonbtrs 

City Commissioner 

Campbell was taken 

•William H, 

to Hahne- 

mnnn Hospital. Philadelphlii, on 

Tuesday morning, for observation 

nnil special trantment. He went in 

tun city BmbulMice, 

Mr, Campbell rallied after blnod 

tranHfHslonB two weeks ago, but 

In order to make his recovery 

permanent, his physician. Dr. Jflhil 

B, Townsend, has advised spefiial 

freatinent. Dr, William R. Wll- 

Ilnras, an expert on internal trou 

blj>s, will have charge of the 

treatments, 

Dr Townsend sain Mr, Camp- 

bell probably wiH be at the hos 

pital ahout two weeks. 

tf, of Dreril Hill, 

1,0,8 srrlwd for the swion.-He Is 

lctd tt 90S Pk i 

1,0,8 srrlwd for the swinHe 

located tt 90S Park pi. ud wll 

i 

Coniiiierce Chamber 

To Meet Tuesday 

The chamber of commerce will 

meet Tuesday at 8 p, rh., in its 

leadquarters at 10th st, and West 

v, 

Mrs, Rosalie T. Howe, secre. 

ary, reported yesterday that 

ratifying results have been ob= 

alned from the memborshin 

drive, now under way ,ond that 

if will enable the chamber to pro- 

ceed with plans that have been 

held in abeyance due to lack of 

funds, - 

LoveUnd Endorsed. 

French B. Loveland, resort at- 

torney, was endorsed list night by 

both the Democratic Club ami the 

Roosevelt Club for state senator. 

He is beinp opposed by Evans G. 

Slaughter, of Wilclwooil. 

Woman, 71, Goes on 

Airplane Ride Here 

Mrs, Jennie Sonneborn, 71, of 

Tacony, a , Kuest , of Lau- 

ra White, 21 W. 14th at. for th« 

Bast fhree weeks, enjoyed her 

first airplane tide last Sunday. 

Fred Borhiin. who was the ni. 

lot, flies his nlane from the 18th 

st, flvinjr field, from where, he 

will qarry passengers this sem- 

son, ' 

Mrs, Sonneborn declared after 

,her ridt, "AtttomobiliB are new 

Who Swallowed, 

Pin is Recovering 

After nearly two weeks of ser- 

ious completions,. Barbara Chew, 

seven-mon(hs-old daughter of Mr, 

and Mrs- Gunge M,/Chew, egg 

Bay av,, h Miorted improving,. •' 

i Barbmra s^lowed-«ri ,ope« k r 

ty pifi a lew weeki sga and the 

only way it could be removeid was 

by art operation on the stomach. 

Following the operation blood poi- 

BOiiinB set in. Two blpoj transfus- 

ions were Kiven, Dr. Nevln B, 

Sfiitz, formerly with Dr, Allar 

Corson, and Dr, John B, Townsend 

blood* on one uccaiion and 

nn internR at HBhneman'* l HospitBl' 

on the other, ' , 

The infant (eems on th© %vay to 

iKovery riow, ' 

Pfpgram on Pier is 

Postponed One Week 

The musical prog.'am planned 

for. Sunday afternoon at the mul- 

Ic pavilion has heon postponed a 

week, it was amiuuced yesterday 

by Miss Louisa T. rornon, in 

charge of arrangeiiifciifs. 

The program of songs had been 

planned for t!ii« Sunday as a cli- 

max to the national musio week, 

Next Siindny's program, nnd 

those who will take part, will bo 

published next week. 

Motorcycle PoUce 

Given Night Sticks 

The two police department mo- 

iorcycles, an well aa all police au- 

tomobiles, were equipped with 

heavy nightsticks this week by 

nider nf Acting Chief Jack 0, 

Jernet, 

The clubs are effective Instru- 

ments to use in'emergencies, the 

chief explained. Foot policemen 

were equipped with the night 

sticks three weeks ago, 

Errickson Head of 

County Tax Board 

The county, board of taxation "or- 

aniied for the coming year Men- 

lay, at Court House, Guv Brrlck- 

ion was re-elected president and 

" Allan'. Wales, of Cape May, took 

I place on the hoard for another 

erln. ; 

Plans calculated to pack Ocean 

City to capacity, the week end of 

June 10, were being perfected'tmp 

meek by Morgan-IUnck rust, Am- 

rican Legion, which in B|»onsoring 

the dedication of the new Ocean 

City-Somern Point bridges on that 

The bridges will b» dedicated as 

World War memorial. That it 

ill be one of the most outstand- 

ing celebrations in Ocean Citys 

history is the hope Of the poat- 

Plnns include competitive 

marching by various drill teams 

from New Jersey and PennitylvEn- 

la. prominent speakers, a recepT 

tlon and d$nce. 

Want* HonBinn Rates. 

The committee will also endeav- 

or to induce most of the pflrtici- 

Dttnta and viators to remain over 

night, and Harold S. Paris,, of 601 

Sth st.- chairmen «f the housing 

committee, desires,to obtain com- 

oletc information-about rates iahd 

tricts flatt" 

from V»V 

taxes- ' 

The 

holders. 

»hdw « 4 

quent. «od tK»t-,1 

are lo # 

a 

proval 

talfaed 

loner of , , .,, 

through the v»lrl(»l%j{ 

crinttndent#. ' 

The county .will $ 

state trewmw" "" 

db 

Bcoamodatkait 

Bo»rtiir« mnd 'rooming,/house 

VH 9^* 

as hotels, ire reabeged, to . 

inforirtBtlon to Mr. Paris. He pat- 

ticukiri" vinti to,know both dai- 

ly and week-end rates for single r 

and double rooms, and whethei jmttbl(s value 

lUte. In ttMi , 

state, sad th«f" 

rvd to V 

thoufh the 

been B»U 

Will IRMM •• 

to itbei state: 

Wktn tbe 

paid, tb« d r 

the state, and -it* 

evidence ot loaeB 

f ntfte, 

•tate 

d. / b 

«ead 

W»lned » 

provMM 

Such 

op«rnte i~tiorV oa tht i J too slow'tor me — it's 

or not there is a both attached. 

Thousands Expected. 

From hotels and larger rooming 

houses, he wants rates for group!; 

ot five or more, for both Saturday 

and for the week end. Charges 

for breakfast where meals are 

served, and any other informatlor. 

will be welcomed,, 

To Nab Hertzler on 

Embezzlement Charge 

When James M, Hertller, form- 

er resort druBgist, of 719 8th rt, 

steps out of jail, some ,20 days 

from now, he will be turned over 

to federal authorities, it was 

learned this week, , 

Hertller is now serving a SChday 

sentence for the'sale of liquor'm 

Ocean City. He was eommittiid 

uniler a city ordinance, last week. 

The federal detainer has been 

placed in the hands of Sheriff. Wil- 

liam B. Powell, It charges em- 

hexilemcnt of U, S. postal funds. 

The charge was not explained 

further than tliatL 

Simms* Restaurant 

Opens 23rd Season 

Tomorrow (Saturday)' Simms 1 

boardwalk restaurant will,, W-open 

for its 23rd season. Thejreitau 

rant. as in the past, will be under 

the tilrect supervision "i its own- 

or, Floyd Ci Simms. 

Burkhardt Coal Co, 

Opens Office Here 

The Burkhardt Coal Company, 

of Atlantic City, has opened a 

branch at nth st, and West av., 

under the management, of B. J. 

Yetfer, of this city. 

addition V 

the fity, s 

Bands ot dplUrp, 

ueatlon Is 1 likely 

tlon rrom other 

(Coallniwl < 

Guilty, Says Jt 

But Urgwrj| 

William Blevin, ^' 

was convicted «f a 

eharge bv a iurv 

deliberation, Mond 

jury recommended 

chargei involved a girt? 

years old. 

Blevin will be aenti „ 

week by Judge Falmtr' 

Isolate to* 

BE81IT,TS 

KESTAX 

Harvey Cobb, of; 

onial Hotel, 131 Atll 

spent 64c in Thi ; 

Ledger classified « 

mint, aavtrtislBr Bftv 

meiit. The afl M " 

apartment for *17G. 

er Williams, chttl .,.„_ 

at LatenA Ho«p!t«I?l 

aelphla, lo;' 

'^nfl I lot iJ 

deposit," •; *S%&•,&* 

displaying the '. 

Last Year's Runner-Up In 

Mibs Tourney Out Of Race 

Wildwood Boy, Almost National Champion in 1932, Is 

Noted Out by Cousin; County Finals Tomorrow. 

LOAN DESIRED 

dtalrcn 10 borro* 4 or 6" 

Ian •bout 2 WK PI*t^j 

cority RsferwtM. Brttr' 

ger Box 2i- Otean CIW 

FOE MIS'r'lbMI!: 

ply asBHI Point 

FOR BAtE 

A 

AMrtinint, 

FOR RENT 

One half 

sir mt. 

AI 

ftmti, 

Bwln 

d 

Thonilaa, 

TOE BAlSSttorttbW 

Ins M.cklnr. tiie national 

tourniiment looted noon nim M the 

likely;«hner î-FrtSS. JHs w# 

expeettd to ramp Wron^l the pre- 

limi wiMiîWi ; 

. Ch^mpiOTJÎftt" „ 

will meet here toinop 

county trtle-iHij-* 

Seycn of fte Y'i) 

naw have ttw.v. 

dm City, lolmfl „ 

«wt: B. Oatf&J|ll«W» 

nil 

Return

tREY 

B: 1T8 

INSURANCE 

li tfiil » «*• ta 

• "WJIfcn* to Ttott 

to Take Part m 

Holy TrinHy to 

Bon* 

KATZINGERS 

cuom 

FIG HUES 

Aai k*w we m tely thm. 

|0u eltUhE ui rrpairiwc •« 

I vice aalM tart *•«•«••* «t 

WAmWRIGH 

Valet Service 

815 Aifaury ATB. 

JESS** 

Record Reviewed 

HM S«*dl wJ Seatta! 

Retort OVCT 40" 

1te ; DtiUi^wWn 

(CMCuunrf 

remarked. 

HM} Ftnt, Si 

Pi?rry H. Jictsatt. 

lor lra«Iiol>J*r and iin;'to 

declareil it was 

to C ^rcv 

t' 

hairing the act priatd wfciefc al- 

Test h; "O 1»ML itosm lowrf eitfes tits farm of prr- 

Otcos City w*s lfc« 

M tto Gal-, *«• >l» kt 

WH laSpta" IBO-EI UsI), 

« in tt« slate ID ufcopt 

d* d'Jlums (HA nnw __ form, SBA Uinf Head 

h ttanfon •as elected one of tS# IS— 

eltr eoBniiwionWs bjr a tirge m- 

•Jurftj and Bade pajof. 

His i#triee aa aaror haa __ 

eoae tngtaêil Bpoa the mi tali at 

ear loyal Uupaytrs, partie " " 

,hto flsftt to close and fce*p 

|cd.. the stores, marie*, etc. thai 

_ uur wletf by 

UM wide open on Sondays. 

Funned (iti tUIL 

He r*«jriiiniirf the pott 

lie; 

down asd the #IH 

,«,„,. H# fostered the e 

of ciij halt, which has been "so 

ariailj idmireU, and rsoK 

-in t» «»rt 

J A titfee-JjU List «fc-iiW i^s 17lltd 

jo e ?>;-»- ai-aintr wtr ,1 M ' 

III' Hsu il# : 

tart it* aoi I* it worA tie «*:- •. 

Lwncd Bb Uw* ' 

Mr Jsckwn told trrst it hid' 

ailed in hajtotss ia WLMT.M:.; ; 

with a few dollars .ujj tte ten-,. 

Hte« ol a baBitr. Mil S>JW Bj f| 

saesd busmesa eier_2gL.* aad ^ * 

fnl budjeiicp nt ..itsiEi* is! i--;: 

M eatabLuSeii s »uii=ii SUJ 

|n«s tiat is one •:; El* U.-5: 

in Sooth Jersey. 

'Hartaa learaed ttos MSIUD. 

y asd fCH / 

ty of sa-Btaj ia n.f mi ~'.a- 

Uness, I wilt, waan wa-an elec'.nL toply 

the aaaie sooatl 

eeonomy. rifieieiwy 

-• 

little egffiEist na lb# low Officers 

of rftis flee siraetiire. He again 

, serked Ions and dilieenUy towart By Women 

y 

,ihe redaction of local taxes, wt"* OflieefS of -i# Waffiiitt'i! El'f- 

record! is city tall Oder olar Repubuoiia i':Vis w»rs J:-, 

it bat tifttfEire ttsnmoBr. stalled. JtoBdaT ausat »E ». IW»M«r: MiB J«£« *rat 

|i!«Bi!a»i.uiJjsE will consider thejnaied a li-s*- 'sn«! 3i.:-r:n-3.s 

r k? HKkei, Bit^fcos *«e«sjfT- [fortzoios facts, ia order thai iheyiol Sir. Jiirti.j 

maj- rtaliie the esperience aad; —— ———r —• _ 

iSafimtw, lto» B, TU -Kkais Bti>U>" 

2 3^Si# braagfc i?*MJs. w-;i; b y b< ntaess of M.-. Headier a* a V 

In. E. U W»i-.», Kn. ami »-,, , tt?. 

e Regulars in Rut H«Jer 

-tju» TasrMuwskiiT.- 

HCCHM of tim unmuMOj luge demand for "«ue coaT by res- 

• «pf OBMM City, we are pleased lo announce the opening of our 

- --ikStandWertAT., «»ifcat *i« *»lewSd fuel and 

i y be broo^* right to your door. 

•'fa OK wpkpnn *Wue coaf k anqueriMnably uW fineat Anfln- 

«bo*e pound, ft ia trade*»arked with an amnbr 

ao that you can recognncit at a glance. 

with our trained afaff of healing exthe 

faighett aatiafactkm at the least 

. —. fay-1 

BURKARD 

414 

iSrss^ c ^ ; iak ST^SJ^.bM^wa*^ 

Welcome Penn H 

NATTONA11.Y 

TfflLET N 

fill 

ds trtke* 

Omtiwr Cilri 10 

Bi, LI-JO"* 

nox 

jifl Print*** •'** 

i^m U narneit, 

READ rUt CLASSIFIED A 

See the New - - 

Chevrolet 

Now On Display 

Sales - Service 

Palmer 

Chevrolet Co. 

. .. „ e.! All I school, _ «aJ 

j Harry Headley, aaii ••• -.-a 

! for pietares. attims-in* ' :n .:••* 

: -natoral 

THOMAS T. TATLOE, p»«»r 

TH Knon AT. 

I! ». B.-1UT 

1 H» ASBrW ATESUE 

* when ianmn «i ST E Dr, Hirry H, Like OCEAS riTT 

i bevy of prstty e;r:.«. 

= _ = _ _ _ 

The Ocaan Citv Bi;«iir' s-V 

with flowers- sen; ;•> ihe V,'.*i, 

Apartmens C 

Commisioner JoSn E, T? 

made ready lor rental 

ai-so iras pregent. and had f-js h 

or of bel«f the only oae •: €* 

inspection. Moderate 

jny of the airis ti thi h-M-?i. His 

charge,' 

: iisajensers invlu.'oii a drt -m'h as LAW OFHCTS 

; mjund ankle, who =ii an 

. nsske tie trin on fn.-.t 

S. Gbetx JAMES D. YOUNG 

1 

Hm Until MM 2S. 

Property Managers 

L ilort of the aisfeh-isij i» 

SBD ui WlSUf* 

jar far !!•* «liw ii C»«€ Cars. 

Here ?«• wiD find MB* ,nf 

tnt atfwtafi ia SMrtk Jj. 

Saall *••• 

FOKI.)- 1930 Sp 

: 1* «, •.—i P. ». 

COMBS 

Hi, 

_ Me 

„ M» 

10c MA 

_ ._ 10c M* 

„__ lOc.a>c M \ 

erk Named 

Ewnnusiumeri 

Qty Auffitor 

TVews of County 

l'lnvd wTTfor l,liiuor. 

eii iwrgonH svpvo l'Jned SS 

euclt [or'liquor vluliitionH, and i 

lourth wiis foIeBiied after serving 

ttivao weeks In Jull for Hie Baino 

pftenHB, 

Jolin W, Keenun, Bdwarfl 

BiiluilU nnd Clutrles Rttllcl, all n 

Father of 13 Is 

KBedby Truck 

Mm WorWng Out Poor 

Order Diet UiiteiUy. 

Colored Folk Want , 

Sack Chief Again 

A petition ilgned. by 

colorcil parsong was l( —v—._,» 

Heaoley, thiB week, and 

ci^rito back to Wsit 11V. ^ 

It Wed for the re-lnBtatement o 

Oeorgo aack as chief of P0 e - 

Tho petillon i» onderdtood^l 

liavo been prepared utter 

raided a colored dance hall. «. 

day night, operatini wUMu.t 

mercantile license. Only one t 

(.on wftR arreBled, but Hie danoo 

|May Riiiie Pnce if Wt 

Forthcoming. 

The freoholilera are 

Nd 

for 

915^93 Buildin* 

Permits In AptU 

''"'teHll^M 

ii#Tfiii 

Thomnii C Cliolinui, if., « 

Wlldwoiiil, werq (IIOBQ fined, AI mlorod, ratliar of 13 children, o 

lenlrlie, (ii n( niiuuuiiii b v/an m- 

6 Z Simpson nv,, was WHe* 

lei1Bud from Jail. AH tho vloltttl lly Mnnilny nnilny aiwrnopu, -•'—--- » ; was broken up.' 

tooU nUKfi l.c-fnro the retinal jumped from » - city —- ,,._. truck and Mayor Headiey aald Hint nfter 

Ihu llobail iiut. 

fell under Ilits roar wh 1 - t he' explained Hie altuation to (be 

c.halniiin lind hem y?^'??,." *' deleiatloti MinBiOB the petition, 

was ngreed the pel 11 ion 

riot he preHentiiil^ 

Ms 

l . 

tfeulsim 

made by 

y noon ut « 

iljourneil from 

Mnyor Hurry 

^dley »n,[ Conimisaioiier John 

j, frtot wore unuble to aRreo on 

"•tptrion to fill the Bositioii. 

|.J!n. William Curoy TeaHilult, 

1 sec-retaiy to Mr, Cumpbell, 

«d who has handled the routine !i l '"' " 1 , 1 " 1 " 1 "" 

Ihli office iluriiiK his illness, as= ;'* l | u " ) - , ' ll( "8 loft open until tho next 

^when, aficr a cinnpromlse and 

met from Citv Snlicitor Andrew 

', Bowtll on whether their action 

1 be leKal, the city, clerk was 

1 lo c..j 

us, ihinltinK to sm 

„,.„ lt wnlH. Jiimpeil fro 

flve-inn duniii truck os It 

down nenr Bay av. and Bth si 

hU fi.pt slruclt the ground he lost 

B|Hi*l.i.ct- and plunMd nnder 

ihn mnehlne. the rear wheel pnf* 

ine over liisi hettil and sliouldera 

I?? lei out one pierc-InK Hcreair 

hnrnrc he dlnu. _. . 

'"(•Inudn AlUin«nn, 31. wlHle. 

.irivnr nf the (ruck. He lod 

lice lie wni, fsoinu fe 

allnii- 

1 moiiuy matterH improve 

A letter from W. J. 

of Court House, 

tin- county at the present price. 

The lil.i, which was exception. 

h 

Alvin Weateriund and Mark 0 

Donnell, of Wiltlwood. plea, e fiiv aiile lo the founty, 

it^rr^slltSA^llg BUtttl P-uiltv to larceny, Wertnejrtay, be 

fora'Judffe Palmer M, Woy. anil 

were Riven miapended sentences ol 

•list montha in jail, each. 

*"",,,,,. 

ii; miles an hour wlien (hulnui 

jumped. He was nm nr 

State Maj- AW **--.-• lnl 

*n official invemlEftilon Int 

tin 

ne»day and yeiterday by J 

Allard, of the personnel dep 

of the state 13merKenp 

Old 

52, retired 

lli'nry M. 

man, died recently at 

Wildwi.i.d. lie wnn a Krnduiiio 1 

Princeton und miitupetl lor I re 

in """" * " ""'*' 

n> 

aC-lOc CM 

Gold Seal Eggs 

Selected Eggs 

One of the Outstanding 

Features of the 

Martel Imported 

Department Managers' Sale 

i unnn. 

. Gels No Kxtra Pay. 

infnrmniion was Beci 

I Tba clerk will receive no extra .».„ 

The relief fund w Like some 

I Sardines 

Wfor the work. He himself cays on ihn eilitoriul and stuff»••- 

••letlon, 

he said, lo !,.„,.„ .. 

Me SB bui little extra work, as mielpliin I'H'UH In and lMiiladeliilii.i I 

aid for Mrs, rhalmiJH and hPr 

anil 

is Blatt's 

LAW OFFICES 

George Ebnet 

Lcg»l aaUen phen OrooH «t< 

(cauon. CoUcaioBi i ipetidi, 

524 Ninth SI, U«-an Citj, tt. i. 

LAWN MOWEÎ 

SHAÊNED 

tall ami 

BAYSIDE SPECIAL^ 

MACHINE SHOP 

W BAV ATE, I'HOSE 1M» • 

Christian Science Society 

iil EIGBTn StBKT 

BruA .1 TV. M'tbcr O,nrth, ttf 

Flrn Ckinii •! OiHti, leKilU*"•• 

In BatUB, HM 

Sairfw HarnlnE Strrka, II •'** 

SWJlh 31. 

•sM«t si LMSD4

BOM 

feil. Antoinette 

MwyH MM : 

|5icSrlno, Clem 

" BO; Sitter !«!•••- 

%, WOT Nania 

nroetinfe of tb« Beta 

sorority wns JieW at 

Miss Betty Allen, 

nv. 

m- the Mleses Mary 

»)Heleti Median. Others 

* •"" 

Id! mt, •!«'• »t UK 

wilh pride, M to High 

"ffilâfc I»r "ini » 

^pjBg fand and her 

(•*«; IBU, I((W «IU, 

la thlt ivarid, Wve 

^SblSHlr.'vhh 

WW 1 .•»••-•.•*• •""• "' 

g^gl tor h« 

1 vutl 

p Oaf 

Mother. Gift 

•bould not Uke 

lt HB mt 

aim 

to 

Don't Forget 

Mother, 

She Nev«r Porgets 

You. 

Remember Mother 

with a box of Mother's 

Day Candy. Place 

your order with ui 

now, and we will have 

the candy, freshly 

packed, and shipped direct 

firom the candy 

factory to Mother. We 

guarantee shipment 

anywhere, ^t io extra 

OOBtiÔU. J 

fiJKîât Your Service - 

' Cut Price Dru« Store 

tMUVl^^-Anywhere - Anytime 

ESAVB. . liiones B««-527-6i8-620 

€«U Mtow, 845 

PENN HALL! 

is Pinkbeiner and Miss itedem. 

There will bo a gimjlar party in 

Knights of Columbus Hall Monday 

iilBlit, when Mrs. Bessie Banders 

ho hostoss, 

, * • • 

Thlmlile Clali Guests 

Of 31l«s Sum «i-cli. 

MIHS Sara Ueelc, 410 Atlanlie 

av,, entertained tho Thimble Club 

Thursday afteronon. Those preseiit 

wotni Mrs. May, SliUBnrt, 

William H. . Dcinrotli. Miss 

Anna .TORBUP, Mrs. Oliver Dleknrson, 

Jiisa Sara .losgun, Mrs. 

_._ ,ie Seamen, Miss ahnrintic 

Harnier, Mrs. Freeman lilsley 

Mrs, Mary Lyon, Mrs, Katie Arm 

stronK, Mrs. Anna Ornce, Mrt,, 

Hfiwiird Lundy. Miss Ida Bcnner 

Mrs. Mary Edge and Mrs. CharU 

B. nnssell, 

Mrw. HlKlny, 035 Ccr.trnl nv. will 

itei'tnln the club Thursday nf 

temoon. 

• » • • « • 

Mr. and Mrs. WiHiBm* 

IIufttM lit rinoclilc. 

Mr, and Mrg, William WilHan,,! 

18th st.,' and Pleasure av,, entertained 

tile followinB «t pinochle 

•Weduesday nteht: Mr, and Mrs 

Charles E. Haron, Mr. and Mrg 

Etlward KenBll, MrK, I,, B. A, Ste 

dem nnd Mrg, Clarence A, Lit 

tie and Mrs, Walter Kline 

mn. wnilam O. AUott 

Jîtertalm at JlrJdee. 

Mrg, William O. AHbott, n4« 

Central nv,, ;waa hOBtogB to the 

follswlng at -bridge Mondny at- 

•i 

, A cordial invitation ii extended to inspect 

the latest and smartest styles the New 

York market has to offer in Women'i 

Sportswear. 

Fashion Notes 

Linen Shop 

Its Saooi 

The linen ertahl 

Ian 

was K 

tat Miss Lil- 

Haven 

B. 

beautiful 

the 

Cottage 

; Btet Mtgsl«s. Ctam M» Iff 

Mn. Ball Lnncheon-IWd6e 

eattrtklKi tin »«S^«".. * 

Mre,' Mown »»«. Jr.. «*. *£»;: 

r» B, Cooper, Jr Mr* My 

MrS, Harry êadley, Mn. Flo-* 

C. Slmms aS Mrs. Arthur 

Shoemaker. " # , # 

Mr, ond I«. Wm C, IWee 

Ocean City Harbors, enterta ned 

tne followini at a suBper-trWie 

laturday niiht! Mr. and Mrs 

Henry B. Cooper, Jr.. Mr. and 

Mrs. HftnM S, J-MM. Mr. and 

Mrs. Morgan Hmd, J* »'• •"* 

Mrs. Wnlford Gardiner, and Mr 

nnd Mrt, Henry Hoeser 

* * • 

,,_..r OmitW IH 

Ilou8i- Party Beport. 

' List week's issue carries an 

account ol ft house party at 

wMteh Miss Betty Jut Sherman. 

409 2nd st, was bostesf. One 

guest's name wa» omitted. Miss 

Sherman's party included; Ming 

Hiyllis HuMjttd, of Villa. Maria 

Academy, Oreeatree, Pa.; Mils 

Alice Schwinhart,. of LanidowBBI 

George Scott, Of the University of 

Oettysburgi Walter Johnson, of 

Bueknell University, and Waiter 

Dalmedo, of this city 

• • • 

iMtm mn «aH 

On FridRy. Hay it 

A card narty sponsored by F . 

tarn Star will hi enjoyed at Se 

Wyoming Hotel, Friday night 

May 23. The committee In chargi 

is 1 «mrtes 0. Vam Horn, Mrs, James 

tornoom Uvt. Clayton Hulnen 

wk* Mrs WtUtam «. ««nek, 

Brick, Jlrg. Kredoriek lintnbriase, 

Mrs Ira Scott Johnson, Miss Jfel- 

Mrs. Barry Headley, Mrs, Carl 

lte D. Towaer, Mri. Roy Manwl, Kress, Mrs. Hurry A, Morris, Mrs. 

Mn, Harry JWrbert *oi Hra, lOcorge II, Millspaugh, Mrs. Dav- 

Ovate W. ieey. 

iel Paris, Mri, Otto W» Reiculy 

It will be a mixed party* There 

Miss Nellie 1. Towncr and Mrs ur. auu flwis **..-— ^- 

[will be priits lor *aefc table, illon Corson, 

Philadelphia, were at their 4th si 

iottftae over Uie week end, 

-Tlcltets may be ôbtained at 

•mall cost from any member of MM, Pfante _. 

Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Shute, of 

tbe committee, ! 

Of C, Mrs. Marjorie Peterson, 

Dr. and Mrs, L. S. A, Btedem, Mr, 

nnd Mrs, George Knab, Mrs, M. 

Franklin, Miss Rose Grace ImheBl, 

_Mia_Chaj:legJlaron,JIri._S^J!eed=. 

erickg, Mrs, Joseph Maener, Lawrence 

Stedem, Walter Kline, He- 

1 , \\m 

i L. l'liiimberluiii nnd Mi-f 

olla Abbott, svere Atluntii: 

visitors, Monday. 

Mra. (', Homer Shoemaker, 

j,oHn D, Angevine, Mra. Hciwiird 

Bride and Mrs. Allen Carson motored 

to Bridgeton, Mtindny. to be 

juesti of Mrs, Herbert Fittaian, 

Mr. and Mrs, Arthur W, Shoemaker 

nnd son, •Whitney, will 

spend the week end in LindROtnn 

us guests of Mr, ami Mrs. Miirts 

OgdeB. ___ 

Dr, and MTB. Aidrii-ii i": ftowe 

ami Mrs. George S. Oroff left on 

Tunsday for Iloannkp, Vu., in 

spend a week as limine BUI'BIII »f 

Mr. nnfl MfB, Joshua Vuimlin, former 

residents here. 

Mr. und Mrs. Chiiili's II. Powpll, 

801 "th at,, entertained ua week, 

end guests, Mr, nnd Mrs. Unscne 

4311 

Sharp, of Blenheim Hail, 

Spruce st, Philadelphia. 

, Mr. arid Mrs, Joseph Fowler, owlet, nnf 

Porl NnrrlH, were here Wprtnes 

diiy night culling on Mrand 

Mra, 

Charles B, Powell, 

Mrs Airs. Plorenee Cnff iins oiieneil 

her nparimnnt at 1413 Wesley -" 

She is iiuiiruvcd follow ing an 

emtinn, 

Mr. iind Mrs, Frank SSiioaver 

and Mrs, Jennie rlaytan, 621 Or 

enn av., Hneni (lie week mill u 

Mrs. William Btndlef, Sill lit. (nests of relatives in Pliiliidnl. 

and reiHr,il av is spimlinK (wo pllia. 

Prank Smith wns ft PhlhdolvlHitur, 

Wednesany, 

A, Deyiie, of PouHiipy, VI., 

| Wilson Sport Shoppe 

I Moorlyn Terrace and Boardwalk 

I ELEVENTH SEASON 

; Re-opening May 10th 

1 

iam Harral and | 

walk, has opened p for 

geasos under of Richard tho 

ig a branch ol 

Qarrett rd,, Dj|^; 

William Harral WIB 

if the firm of H, T. 1 

:o,, 131! Wulniit at, .. 

inen importerg for 15'Jrmm 

withdrew about a year ts£% 

ia an authority on llnenj «|j]j 

Welcome Penn 1 

From every 

ityle, leather and 

ue, here's F 

built (or you. 

GH1LUE11ES 

n\Bi% 

Fn A PATTtmN, sue 14. IB, IB, 80. 

D, 

30 dr 42 sf-mj IA rPtils in fnjii. viiUF 

NAME AIIIIREHS, STYLE NrllLlEH 

and SIZE h, KJI> BnyJ, 10S I'i.rk Ado., 

New Yetk. Compieic and Bim|ilg K£wing 

is an nil week guest of Mr,-,. 

fhsH with raeh palU-rn. 

Howard nickley, 

Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry furry, nf Willie nrcrn •nan piirreo 

Hnrrlshurc, were here over ttic Its belt matcheB the cape and 

week em!, Mr«; rur-ry will lit> skirt. 

remembered a» Miss Sudie Btfinr- It may also lie nmele of sheer 

hill, a fiirmer residont. 

wimlen, BIH'CI- crepe or DC cntlim 

material Hiich as pinue, llaini 

Derlin - . TTT blitw ni3 icinirHBiiny uminrinl in hiiminnia 

HpMmluiK A 

intt riilnr fcir tlu> liiiiiiisr. 

nr rncnd.1.. 

Mrn. il'itinrt WnlliH, Si Scymiiiii 

Ht,, Cfeniinntnwp, iuis nppn''tl h•. 

Pirat 

Point. 

te Qit Asmwd Vi»tae», 

Most of the smaller cominiinU 

ties in Atlantle County are jemMiK 

in the flKht to avoid paymg %w, 

state 

S " R 

000 additional in county UIK 

Atlantic. C 

1 accounts opened at. the 

National Bank ot SoinMt 

in the bnnfc vnulti. or with Ftd- 

tailing ino nuum,,.,. — 

fire earrj'inj on normal „_ 

"yne also Raid that Haul, 

of the hank -» 

Ss& âuilfSii, s 

ineaa men have thown splendid 

cn-oporatlon in naying oft notes, 

4-Act Comedy to 

Not Gnihy Mess 

Entered by "ftr 

Five Otber* Change 

• ' Pleas to Guilty. 

Three pltai of not BjU* 

entered in court this answer week to in-1 home. Mother and infaiit are 6r 

h April I in* well, accordinft to Or. John B 

$h ttending physi 

ed their pica* from 

woo ebanged tiielr 

MN Charlei Money, » 

of Ocean City, diarged with 

jury; Vietor Qermanio, of 

Blain, and William "-«"•* 

fiennityUle, clurg 

wood, charneU witti larceny, «na 

Mlehaal Cappleehone, of ftont 

Harbor, charged with iMiuns a 

fraudulent «heBk, 

Flew of not KuUty wi 

by Ella Cundiff, of — 

charged with maintalnlnB a di»orderly 

housi, and Andrew Appte; 

rate, Jr., of Wildwood, ^ged 

with bookmaking. 

PoUce MagiBtrate'i 

Tonsils Taken Out 

Magistrate . 

205 Weeley av,, had 

removed, Pi-iday, at the 

Oity Hospital, He had 

frequently from tonglHtii, _„ - 

Ittoliy deelded to have them r 

moved, upon the advice of I 

phygioian, Dr. Heriohel Prttlt. 

The judge came thremiii the 

' flying 

prolided to polio court, 

iGets 3 Months For 

Bread, Coffee Theft 

Chariei BramWe, of PUladel.' 

lihia, who wa« arreited in Owan 

City ft few wette ago for stialm|r 

bread and coffee in Wildwood, 

U 

JamesM. 

Ttat^.. 

MohaBhan,Jr.,of 

Ptwted tart w«| 

So^ 

by pKded^Hty to - A*>~ d^^«,Bi3 •nil 

Point, has been taken up W 

was sentenced to * 

the «ountv jail, by 

Talks to W. C. T, U. 

Mrs. Orace Bharp, of ^«^county 

vice preiident

See if 

and 

y rdoes Puerto 

vtiat. 4n«a Ha 

1 

*, anwer U eorreci-i 

to, read the rest 

Club of San Juan, 

sent n letter lo the 

3oh this wceU, c.tll- 

to the fact that 

U an Island possess-. 

IJnltod States, ana It 

the same flag 

waft Insplrd Dec.iu3& 

jre received for 

stamps ar-i the 

'lit* and ftlao because 

jifms in the United S«»'e» 

hcalleO orders within the 

r.ittonlha. because 'hire 

ip»lgn to "Bnv Amfl- 

they believed Pui-rto 

as a foreign countrj. 

j -pointed out th.it Puerto 

fevgoodB are made by >m- 

.-W»r and shipped on \ia- 

;'v68selB, and that the isWnfl 

nth in ttll the world IB 

of goods from Con- 

i America. 

All qawtioiu pertaining to U» an 

and operation of boat*, motor*. «H- 

glun or boating gaiwnUr " 1 •» 

inmnd by ll author without com 

to tin nwfar. Simply wldnm roar let- 

Mr to thla newi|«li*r. \ 

bj Wmi n. Kogen, Jr. 

Editor, MoMrbo.t 

Just about the time the major- 

ity of boats ar« ready to go over- 

board for another glorious aen- 

eoa of healthful pleasure Offl 

dally many boating clubs will 

not open until Decoration Day. 

May 30th. but there is no sense In 

withholding your own plensiiri- be 

cause tho official ceremony of 

raising the club flag has not been 

held. 

* • • 

Before you shove the boat ov- 

erboard there me " number of 

Items you must chqolt ul> to save 

trouble and expense Inter. Repmk 

the stuffing box. Most boxes will 

take the ftquure, graphite snaked 

hemp packing liiat you ian get 

tron your local dealer. 

» • • 

tmans En joy 

Musical Program 

Old Quartet Retunu; Miis 

Derrick Talks- 

Spring Poetry Urge Hits 

Wesley av. School Pupils 

Fifth Grade Pays Tribute to Season by Luring Muse; 

And Here Are Two of the Best Ones'. 

Summer Rerident 

Leaps Off Ferry 

Never the packing nplr 

ttlly'around the shaft, cut in to music upon co 

miliUmt of ch 

One of the liveliest meetings in 

recent months wan enjoyed by the 

Kiwanis Club, Wednesday noon, 

when a musical program, in recog 

nltion flf Music Week, wfti pn- 

Rented bv the famed Kiwanis 

quartet of formei yeuro, assisted 

bv MJSS Louisa T. Corson, Mrs 

Marion Murphy, J Fred Munne, 

Leslie C. Huskies und Bobbv 

HuRhes. Miss Helen M Derrick, 

director of music of the Ocean 

Cit> schools, (jaie an intere-UinK 

10 minute talk on "Music in the 

Public Schools." 

Memories of former years were 

awakened by the quurttt, compo.- 

011 of Ruhiell H Nulty, William 

H Collisson, Jr, Di Chailes H 

Vail and Clinton D Lowden 

Mixed Qunrtet Applauded. 

A mixed quartet composed of 

MIBI Oorson, MM, Murphj, Dr 

Vail and Mr Collision rendered 

several selections tlmt met willi 

appioval and applause 

Harlan Byi'. hi^h school viulm- 

iit, demonstrated keen musical all 

lilts Miss Den it k in a brief talk 

attention to the influence of 

nduct and the up 

Creative work has b«Bn majored 

this term by Misa Adelaide Staut- 

fer. Bth grade teacher In. the 

Wesley uv Hchool. poetry has at- 

forded one ol the meant of gelf- 

llw other day Mlsi Staiiffer 

announted that she would like her 

pupils HI wrlto about "Spring- 

time" She wan pleased with the 

resultB Two of the best poemi 

follows: 

My Grandma thinks it's spring- 

time, when the mow Is off the 

Kround, 

My flrundpn thinks It's spring- 

time utn-ti the grass Is fill &>'" 

Mv mother thlnUa It's springtime 

when (he daffodils are out; 

,My Father thinks It's nprffigUine 

•when th* violets ttre ateut; 

Little Willie thinks H'n spring 

time wh«n lite "A'B" ur« nl the 

bat; 

Bill I think it's springtime when 

1 wenr iny new sprlni hat. 

—By Helen Kreineitrniir. 

Sprlngllm'. 

Rain, rain rain! 

Thai's April showers, 

Tellini all the flowers 

To come up soon 

And liiirst right out In bloom, 

Can't you see them coming out 

They urn small but stout, 

On the stem ond round about 

In the morning In and out, 

—By Phyllis Allison Dixon. 

Ocean City Wins 

Track-Field Meet 

Court House Loses in Boys' 

Week Event Here. 

Forward to 

in Ocean City 

J.Mrs. Frank Ritter have 

from Bermuda and are{ 

king forward to their urn- 

la Ocean e liappy to 

their friends. 

I Service 

Lower in Cost 

'desire to announce that 

optical service 

1988 will be rendered 

reduced cost. Dial 5-1631 

MCurste eye Bight service 

/moderate rates. Frames 

lowered in price. 

ILW.BETTUSons 

v , OPTOMETRISTS 

ltO8 Atlantic Ave 

cuif, N. i. 

04nn 9 to 5 

Bill 6.1831 

-SALE- 

New Bungalow . 

4 B**reoBi8. All C«n>ftnl- 

imee*, l q«*«l"J> »""• 

fearing it would acceniuate, his 

lived here last sum- 

mer"" »l 92< Central av. He is a 

"on of Mrs. Delia Smith nnd a 

brother of Mrs. Helen Cerson, 

Rotary Committees 

Named by Powell 

Th? lollowine remmiliw 

irt«liv» in July, «f« • n , Bl 

ink ht iht insmlnK vrf'a 

1 Powell: 

umni, or Ocean City 

match replaces one 

bury which has no team. 

The maroon and white will meet 

jVihlwood next Tuesday- Coi-ch 

tav Fite announced. 

A cBange in ratinK *»»• been 

made due to «Mnt_»rqKMi»uqf In- 

ividual plevers, Hariand R«l 

:wan is now Irsted No. 1, while 

'om Jeanneret vsill play No. 2. 

immy Miller is third smglts 

hoice MBuriee SpfroMy awl 

frank Taecarino will be 

heir chance in doublas^ ^ 

Henry Stieriens' 

Father Passes On 

Frederick Btierlln, B2, father of 

Henry Stlerlen. local garage ma- 

er wus hurled with MuBonk- rlMB 

it,' West Laurel Hill cemelery, In 

'hiladelplilii. last Thursday. The 

leath of Mr. Stltsrlln was uBei 

jeeied though he hod not exper 

lenced good health during th 

past »i3t months. 

Deceased, n former Plilladelphl 

hotel keeper, made his residence 

in WiWwooil after , retiring about 

10 yenrs ago, H« Is Burvlved b 

his widow and one sont 

liW. Clufe Seme* = 

Jiime. B. Bevlll. 

Cnminynlly Service -• L 

Lunnj, FTeneh B, LJivflsnd. 

unnj, Krn 

InurnuiaiHl 

R 8 

I 

Frnl» 

l 

8. 

I, Buckler 

El wood 

n I,. I*! 

Glty i »eesnd, Haughty, Ocean C\t? i ihiiti, 

Blahcn. O«Bn Clly. Time 24 3.10 «M0Bd», 

440 imrdu - Wnn bv Bison, Court 

IJouae: wcond, Blulioii, Qeem City i third, 

Ti O Cit T th 410 

umor beinR c u l a d , 

evidently to reflect against mem- 

bers of the board. Since 1 am 

the financial officer, I want it 

known thnt io far BS I am con- 

cerned, employes will b« paid as 

soon as we have the funds, 

"—as soon as we bate the 

funds," echoed tuther C. O»den, 

dirteior of th» boafd end the oth- 

er member seeking re-elsction. 

But there is no indication, as 

to when funds will lie available. 

iixteen notes fnr 11,000 each 

were renewed, and a new note 

for »10,000, to the rriniden Safe 

Deposit and Trust co, of rape 

May, was aiitholjed. An attempt 

will be made to sell It, hut noth- 

ing Is certain. 

No Ins payments were receiv- 

ed hy the Doitnij 1 treasurer this 

week, 

CiLd 

E. Itatart 

Education — 

Wort - 

id L, Fit*. 

Jou w 

Taecarino, 

uliii, m y i 

City. Tim§ t,h 4.10 

m year, 

K 

Senator 

PWmpt l'as«g*. 

Head said yesterday 

hi hill 

that it was quite likely his hill 

would pass In both houses Mon> 

•day night, 'jtid that Governor 

Moor* might slatt it that night, 

u it ig an emargeney measure. 

In that event, if the freehold.. •«*«• w gklllwltlli 

ers, county school sunerlntend.' - - - - 

ISO y«rd» .— Won by !)'iMn, Coupt 

HoiiM! tseeond, TaPcgrina. OesBn City : 

thii-il, Matlej, Ownn Cliy. Time. 2 min- 

utes, 10 U10 Bcennds* 

Broad Jumn Won by Motley, Oco.n 

City: liecond. TurvcB. Qeonn City; third, 

Grsu. Ocein City. Bluliinrt, 10 feet, 0 

Hlsii Jump — Wm by J. Taylor, Court 

House i Mewid. _M. Taylor, Court Hoyie! 

third, Danlstl. 1 Court Home. Kciglit, l» ft. 

3 inches. 

Pole Vault — Won if ). Taylor, Court 

Hornet Meond, M. Ttjlor, Court HOUM>! 

third, Denion, Court Houne. Heleht, S It. 

*«-»». 

ft 

? *»m. H«n« 

and Own Road In th« *1»l"ton Una be. 

twaan Lotl Noi. till «n4 JIM and *s. 

tamUnir thenw (1) Wwtwardlr along 

th. Southerly lln* at Bauprcr B«4 U.I 

feet t/> the dlvlflon lln* between Lota 

Noa. IIJB and 1117 i Him* fa) Boath- 

w.rdlr alon. aid ,lut numtlon*! JITU 

•Ion Hiu> 100 fret lo the for tiff of 

loti fnmtlnl on Deahrliht Bwli throw 

(9) KaatnntlT afcmc thf r line of 

Int. No* 3121, 7l2t urt 3IM. tit 'ft 

h tflll li tetK UU Noa 

Lower Cost 

in Fiction, 

tity buying principle rf"J« 

s p»dt»ge, three 

au 

for 

I'M 

Uie vParent-Teacher Aa-|Wom«n, 

Tht m 

Untie City. May 13, for the Am- "ft 

Aatoclatlon ol trnivemityl^"" 

•Af aw aî*" 1 ^m MfJ t • ^w ^ " " ^ •• — —••• ••— — 

to th. tfldilon llw Mw> h>t> N«- 

51*0 ui 2111: thanea Ml K"rtllw»>-1lr 

7 I* M«IU«d "hi MM» 

JIM! Own 

nitlOB im hour or more are not 

uncommon. 

"I have received notiflmtion 

from the Hiato departincnl of mo- 

or vehicles Hiiyini; lliat It 'vil 

tvko the tmitter in iUi own hands 

nleBB our local pulicft can 

ireiiH iipeedlni;," he aalil, 

"It the state men — there 

vould bo 10 or 15 o£ them - 

nmo here and atiijed a while tho 

way driving is done at prosant, 

hey wouli go away with 1500 ol 

more in fines. 

That is why I nm warning mo- 

orists now. Sly men will warn 

every driver they see going ton 

Tail, and if neeoaimry, arrest a 

few. Tiien. IE the Hpeedinjj Hoeiis 

tip the HUtto irtfleiiilH will r:omn 

in mill suak tilenty of tinea on 

inottii'istB. I thought it only fair 

to warn motorliits now. They can 

obey or tnke the consequences! 

But pedestrians, especially chit, 

jren, must be pro-tected," 

The cxlillilt will Include thoua 

andB of cliiipinuu oi* the marhlt- 

tournament, together with high- 

Mra. / uiuntui D. Hopping spent 

Sunday 4» t iUeet of l>«r fatbOT, 

Captain Nlckeraon, ot South O 

nle. 

YALE KEYS 

2 for 25c 

LEMONT 

SOS Ilftj Atr«. Vh. 1H7 

_. b, M. II, Ayrtln, 

. J. Oirivn. 

, to 1. II. CraiM, 

Blua Doolt for H18. 

Jo, hy Bnernoo* Miy 

it D. 0, Fisher, 

j John OnUworthy. __ ._ 

[ Conicni!inH*rle«, W Hasnun 

....1, by Q, A, UilnB. 

I-AHalra In lOMiiiir Wil- 

.rlvw. by H. T). Mnrtin. 

, fey John MnsefleW.. 

aj fo[ Awllllt, by MM Mil- 

|, by PryK WleiMll. 

| it Forty. W W, n. PHW».. 

j Aiiwmiire. hy R. A. rn*»ll. 

r«I Wtiiiig, lif 3. n. Pijw?«. 

rd, bv r. P. Vmiitivplt. 

li ml Home, by Fmnlt 

,/ Allin VUltars. 

wn Itaier, Inr V, i. Woolf, 

fht Out Two 

fin Row; $2 Fine 

i tail iisht. of his truck 

ftlie r.exi nlRht after ho 

nliiK for the same 

tard Hiirris, farmer, of 

il nxroHteel. 

fiourt he told, Actlnj 

George BrownmlllOT, 

t that tlm light Imd been 

I tat thai tiie ground wire 

i «n Uie way to Ooeaii 

[of |J wag imposed,'nev- 

Rides Over Fire 

Hose • Fined $5 

When you ride QVM si fire 

hsso you inny ciiiise il In burst, 

BO tliiit flromon are ileil up for 

two or tlude tninuteB i'ixmg it. 

and in (ho meantime soveral Uun- 

4red dollitrs ilumnce i» ilono by 

tire," aaid ActliiB XlaKistialc 

Oeorge BiownmiHer, Mondny, 

when Howard Cullttlmn. 23, of B20 

Central av,, u litilk tiuek driver, 

was arraigned before lilm, 

Calliiuari was Mreated last 

TlUiridHy when Uo drove hist I nick 

over the hoso whllu fii'cinen were 

OKtinguiBhiiig a bliize in the iiotiio 

of Mnrtiiiier Skinner, lit Bfil 14t!i 

,t, Fortunately tho hossc aitl not 

iiniser or ru'niilfi;j""ovc'r lire li«i 

and-ft fine of M was Imposed. 

9 Candidates For 8 

Offices at Sea Isle 

Sea Isle City — There arc nine 

aipiraiita tor lha tlirpo plucCB oil 

tho board of eomnitanionere which 

will be filled at the city election 

on Tueaduy, May f). Onnmiaaton- 

Or Hiram C. Love will not be n 

candldata, 1ml Mayor Maiirlec II, 

Sofioney and CommiBHioner tarl 

jl. •Waddiniiton «'o seeking re-el- 

ection. 

Olbor candidates! IMP Herman 

Diamond, Waiter Wright. 1 Jerry V, 

Dolaney, Charloi Hnnn, John Bra 

en, .tamest 

Shoemaker. 

Orama and. Gerald 

The friends of Mri. 

Dearie, of Drookllne, 

Jeniiic M 

Delaware 

Dearie, of Drooklln, 

County, will ho Blail lo ltnow tlml 

4lie ia down lor the seaaon at her 

cottage,-1609 '^f^_ l i^_J, 

,1 Kdwari~VoHS was n 

deiplila.vlBltbr, WoU:i«sa:>\. 

Fish From Our Own Nets 

ON THE BAY 

Between Bth & 10th 

a^Bâ^ 

A Plea To 

Property Owners 

Ocean City!" 

Ws Is the IMOIV* nioBu'fpr the romlnn _ nrn 

Wopertj uwmir nnd o«ry »wd cstnte man s Jl- 

tatewttrt In tjeelnB to it tluii thta gool is renohed. 

»ofc can help to bring It Bbout hy making pMnertlei 

«ttW«tlv»} V miking them spio «nd span, gluten-. 

"Iw cleanliness ond In fooi oriw. 

PBIHISrS K0W1 Tfcert h no *«»?,*« 

will- cotamHDd the best prtOM aad will rent- 

llruti"-""" 

rlnif fcoupMlMnhiif 1 fhrnM not be;€nii»liiPij , 

Wnne. The ywa sUontd B!»O be clewed of I 

*111 '\li""t'd ont itare In hel 

e ywa sUontd B!»O 

n'\eli""to'.du jont 

ed of IIWITI 

In helpliig t» 

CITY OP OCEAN CITY 

By Harry Headley 

Mayor 

For Springtime Vigor 

. . , balance your meal* with plenty or 

Criip,Gfe«n»G«rd«n-Fr#ih Vegetables 

.,, and Firm, Luicious Fruiks, 

\ Comjjlete Asiortment Awaits You 

Daily ot Your A9P Fuod Slow! . 

o LUSCIOUS-FRfiSH RIPE 

Strawberries 

25« 

full 

quart 

box.. ' 

Fancy Asparaius h 

Fr«ih Cut Spinach 

19= I T««iNew6nioiii3lb.lOw, 

t.9c ' Uea^RhubaA - 3b«H,8e 

Fancy Hew Potatoes 

Uttuw ,aiSo 2H.* 19c j Orange, 

Ctlery Stalk. • 2 .uH, 9e I Cabbiflt 

Fresh Green Peas 

2««ii«, 

JsrsiySeaiitoni - taMfclc i"F«n«¥ Carrots - % 

String Bsuns MOc IPeppsri Mm 

Corn Bik«l 

T l 

Large Siie Prunes 

Criico -•< 

Sunnyfield Flour 

;ibi|3c 

%f3a« 

SRANOMOTHIR'S 

Pan Rolls 

Regular S« Cf 

ska ef 11— w. 

Cltan Sweep Broomi - 

Lifebuoy HtiUh Soap 

RlniO Tk* erinultttd 

Whoi. Milk Ch»«» 

*» v «'« hf —'96 

- 3 •*» I7e 

iipl !•»•• P»» 19C 

It I9C 

A TWOOAMB pom*«l*• 

O!»—%lbiaoi«l-l.[b«i 

TODDY - V4.ib«na3e i.ib«».*5« 

Tomato Juice 

i 

j»V-.i 

A Smill Can of H1INI P«a » 

Aiporagu* Soup M,. 

with IW puidim «• 3 •mill er 2 Urg* cm of 

iny »Ili»ly «.. . 

HEINZ SOUPS 

Sp.il.l OHtr «(««»• Only WhSU *« ?« l 

2' 

Rib Roast Beef 19 C 

sHopr CUT, 

Forequarter Lamb 

Bftisfcof 

N«k of 

MNtkiSS 

Roatt of Veal 

Wb Chep* - * SI* 

Loin Chops • »;88c 

Chuck Roast - 

Fresh Buck Shad 

SM Trout or Prwh PoroJM » 10c 

CheSc» SkJnltw Rfo^- % "» 2fc 

• h 

THE 

TEA 

CO 

cur 

\ Builds Bigger 

- BOYS' m 

'a' > f> 

SHOULDERS LAMB 

Chuck Roast * 14c 

Stewing Chickens % 23c Pork Loin 

Small 

GEORGIA 

Peanut Fed 

s-io n» 

HAMS 

GENUINE 

LAMB 

*18c 

Gordon's Roll Butter 

Peachet, Iwfge tan x.. We 

Dole's Fancy Sliced Pineapple 

Urge am ......'..............-........... - » If* 

Swift PrMt S««p 2 ei^ Be 

P 4 G O, K. So»p ..„„.„.._ 2 atoi 9e 

Helm New Appk Butt«p— 

Medium tin tumbler .... ,3 fnr 25c 

1 It jar ..... .-..- 2 f« 

2 It) jar ...-..;..-• 

Come in and toy it before you buy rt 

Premier Tomato Cocktail 

Pomon* Viiwgw pt bortb 7c 

American Beauty Ketchup 

S«oa botUe 3 for ZSe 

Queen Olive* qt jw W> c 

Putted Ritse pkg »3e 

Putted Whwl pNr 

Bhie Bdl drt», 20*» mm 7c 

Blue Bell Onto, Sl»*a aw .Z 

KeHo«f ? » Corn FWwii .: 2 pkg» lie 

SwifVi Slked Peaelwa No, 1 can 10c 

Swift's ftearium Pinetipple ....... I8c 

COITOS 

GORDON 

% 17c 

BEIAK v mm 

ft 20c 

BOSCOI. 

ft 31c 

COCOA 

BAKBI'I 

Hft 13c 

Htb 10c 

2 ft*. 

2%$ 11 

N. B. C Auorted Cake* 

Prunes J . . - 

Prune., 30 lo 40 

Not-*^«l R««n» — g 

Krum't Spm^hetli, Noodlei, 

Macaroni , ,„ - 2 

D«vU Baldng Powder, l&os « 

Geisha Fancy WMte" Tut* Fuk 

Whizz Alaska Salmon 

Fancy Norway Mackerel 

Blue Dot Urn* Beam ca* 

Peter Pan GoWen Pantam Com 

2 cam , - v -,. 

PhiBip* Stringleis Beana . . |3 can*' 

PhiBips Tomatoes . 3 can* 

Pride of the Valley Corn - 3 can* 

Phillip* Pea» • - 2

for 

'mototlats, planning 

ylnha Are Wnrned by 

i, AuWmohlle Club of 

dt'drastUi penaltifefl 

M-liupoaed for violation 

itapllo weed limit. Instead 

aum 

vvr -Jersey law. motor- 

)mul may be fined up 

imprisoned for a 

.. tot dilvlng In ex- 

J,mUoB nn hour. Between 

.10, the minimum fine Is 

Fine maximum ?ion 

irt B. .Buckley, mnn.igcr of 

jont ncHvltios. of Maryland 

olice have resulted In wi- 

THpo *SK l« MOO lines on. New 

Jorsoy motorists 

''Thu Alurylnnd law," stild Mr 

Dn(;l(ley, "fixes lh« nbsoluti> doatl- 

lliid nt 40 mlli-i un hum. nUhoUKh, 

,i inoloiM. flrlvInK at .» flpood in. 

oxi e"i of 35 mile. y IIOIIPO, that 'ho mto 

f a 1 it ita 'than 

pp 

of ujicea ttns 1 iiot srcita 

Wtti lOl'Otilblp iinil pnipH 

'than 

Wtt l TJlO 

burtlo.u of proof IK pinned bqiiuic- 

ly upon Iliii motorist. If h" li no- 1 

ublq to show, for oxiimplr. Hint a 

npircl of 3tt nillM an lioin v a' 

raisonubhi under tho clrc uin-iluiic 

lie may Iiu rlnwl Hum *l tl) 

$100. 

It lm IM ilclccHirt 

(lulu $100 11"!' mini' ill in flOOII, 

for a first offoiiKiv A pi I''HI pin 

alty of HO dnyn to one 5 far mi\ 

aim In' (miiosi'd. In 

till! IllU 1 " 

Week To Best Patrolman 

Counterfeit Notes »?,,$. 

Restaurant Man to Encourage More Efficiency 

Next 10 Weekt—•Jernee PraisesJDepartment 

Appreciation .ot the way mem- 

bers of the polloe department 

For 

bersof the pollo p 

have "snapped Into it" during the 

past tew weeks was expresses In 

a letter to Aetlni Chief Jack ,ler- 

nee, Saturday afternoon, at the 

weekly inspection of the cltys 

finest, 

And at the some time, the writ- 

er of the letter. ljiurle Johnslone. 

Iioliiillir restaurant owner, offer, 

cd a cash prize of IS, weekly for 

ffiit 

10 weeks, 

patrolman. 

to the moat 

A committee 

y 

efficient 

of busi- 

HS men. unknown to any mim- 

ber or officer of the department, 

will name the man who In lo re 

celve the prise, which may he 

used In any way the recipient de- 

sires, 

tint Mox in 

dir HamiHim lm " lMl1 

i " The noti it Vfl«>«mcn Them Ht l.unph , , , llelmke* I'Miniiiiint Phaj-. 

hen . , . «'«TMiIti Vnlrapurtunt," He Sa*s, "Btid Winis 

Mewy, Knt Sawlflo*." 

A, tourth Blrtl'y for na(e one. You may he nure It wan cariirfl 

into hundreds of homes during the next few meekis, and formed the 

basis for many a IODK eveslni's dlHGimien, 

'As the meol drew to lt'» close there crime a dramaile Interriip- 

lion — a ruler of the city made his way slowly to th* head of 

the table nnd stood silent, hownl by the terrible weight of hi» 

Brief. That morning he had nal nl his daughter's bedside, clasping 

her frill whjte hand In big, watching the flutter of the nulse, try- 

ing by the force of his lOBgini to hold that little life hack from 

ihe precipice. And at lost the doctors had told him IhRt it was 

useless any, more to hone, So he had some, this ruler, to the strange 

young man whose deeds of healing were the sensation of ihe day. 

Was it too late? The ruler had thought so when ha entered ihe 

floor; hut as he stood In that splendid nresenae a new thrilling con- 

viction irinpedhlni: 

"Master, my daughter Is »ven now dead," he exclaimed, "hut 

come and lay your hand on her and she will live," 

Jesuit rose nnd went with him. 

The Watch Towei 

Frank Parker Stock- 

bridge Looks Behind 

the Headlines, 

TAXES . , , mslext to pay 

There Is only one easy way 

to nuy luxes, That Is lo pay 

them Rs par! of the purchase 

price or something Ihe 

Unele Snm'fl latest tax, that 

on beer. Is an example, Nohtidj* 

liaya it who doesn't want boar, 

iind nobody who wonts beer ob> 

Jceis to paying a price whu-li 

inclildia ihe lax, ariiountmg io 

about one cent for on ordlriuiy 

Hlieea glass, Th« cigarette tax 

i« unnlher thwt in not palmiil. 

It comes lo fix cents on ooeli 

piicltpue (if twenty clgansiU'S, 

I,aai year the (snvei-nmtnt's In- 

fonie from eiBHrfite tiixe« WIIR 

«ver Ihvcp liunfirtd million dnl- 

1 liirs. 

In lUily lust fail r l*ained 

lliui ovory isiRn, rioster or |iiih- 

lii! noiloe uf any kind has In 

pay ii lax. Even (lie rard over 

I Iiu lipll bill ion hi my hole! beil- 

rninii icllliiK me to ring once 

for Hie porter, twice for the 

liiLiiiiheriiiiiid and three times 

for a whiter, had a revenue 

Kinmn stuck on it, 

Biiiiiip nixes Imve never been 

lweii In America as freely as 

elsewhere. They me the gasiest 

(sixes lo fiillect as well IIM to 

)uiy. 

nTîfr 

swniu jour hoy ir he got* thtough 

1100,000 muti income, »»*!! admit. 

He'U Ko 

Nest Weeks Service Not 

Your Health 

By Dr. John Joieph Gainea 

i'OH THR MHiIH,K.AfiI5n, 

You get to Jhlnkini about 

what you OUGHT lo weigh — 

1 know you «l«, for I do myself. 

Well, figure your height in' 

Inches — you men of five feet 

len. You arj seventy inches 

high. Add 100 to the number 

of inches for the weight, 170, 

If you are middle-aged or past. 

This rule floes not apply to 

young adults and children, , 

Remember, each individual 

haH his necullaritlBs, whleh he 

can by no (tnfiafta ^&@4Ki^Jt Is 

just as "naturnl" for some men 

and women io be spare, as il 

is for others to be a. little stout. 

I had a most refined, Intelligent 

lady ot forly-nye, who hud 

workeil herself almost into ii 

frenzy — because she held a 

weight of J4S steadily. Her fig- 

ure was perfect; yet she was 

continually In anticipation of 

ôbesity!" 

CSoplrrtuht, CsmMIW 

The Nut Bowl 

"What are you ihlldren play. 

ln(T" asked mother one day, 

"We're playing church," r»- 

filled Jackie, 

"How nice! 1 said mother, "hut 

worshlpperB shouldn't whinner 

In church," 

"We know that, mother, luit 

we're in th( choir," 

A doctor was attending an old 

lady from Scotland who had 

caught a severe cold, 

"bUl your teeth. Shatter when 

you felt the chill coming on I" 

lie inquired, 

"I dinntt ken, dootor," she re- 

plied gravely, "They were lying 

on the table there," 

Pat — "Come on, hoy! 

Ro around and call on the Ton. 

»11 Bisters, 1 

Pat — "Because nearly every- 

body's had th«m out." 

Quest — "Oosh, I wish I 

could afford a.ear like thin!" 

Owner — "So do I." 

iT* 

FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING, THA LA! 

" E reference is to those visions of lovelinessi, the Penn 

Hall girls, who annually adorn the resort at this time 

of V©sr 

Aside from all other reasons we fervently hope Hiat 

Penn, Hall never stops coming to Oceah City for the last 

month of its school term, because its students instill new 

life and spirit in the resort, Every year, when they ar- 

rive, we know that winter is definitely ended, and that a 

niw season, filled with new hopes and new opportunities, 

is ahead; that the time has come to forget the past and to 

look to the future. • , 

Scattered .through this issue is more than jurt a con- 

ventional welcome to Penn Hall, It's a heartfelt greeting to 

some fine folks for whom Ocean City has a genuine af- 

fection. 

The only way to iHrnatatt pwtoifiM buiineis h»dly 

shrunk br Hit S-etnt itamp, will he to get all the eongreM. 

SfB Id write chaln-letters to thdt' «sonstitumt». 

ONE WAY TO ADVERTISE OCEAN CITY. 

CONSIDERABLE comment has been heard the past few m, 

I days over the fact that the news magazine, Time, 

) recently published a report on Ocean City's annual mutt 

f T i y y i 

nond»rou8 "bay-window," muit 

lay the blame to himself alone. 

He aeiiulrpd the deformity By 

nverwitini and lack of exercise. 

It will take a long time to cor- 

rect the effects of hl« truancy, 

if he ever does it. But he still 

has room to repent of his sins 

— to get out of that swlv«l- 

chair — ana let out of doors at 

every opportunity — and STOP 

FATING TOO MUCH, 

There'll the rub, howevtr. He 

still lingers with the luscious 

vlimdit with the heavy sweeUm- 

ing. Well, if you'd rather have 

that belly, Keen on as you'v« 

been dolnB — I'm no trafflo 

con, to »top you for traveling 

on the wrong side of the rood! 

Bonit forget though, that the 

prevention tit an evil Is ninny 

tlmcK safer than a belated at- 

lempt nt ciirej be sure your 

filletetlc) Bin* will track you 

clown. 

Warden; "We've defined to 

(ive you oni) hour of RracB be- 

fore wn hang, yoii." 

Prisoner; "O, K, Brinj her 

, 4 It m»y intatiat The Sent.nel-Ledgar's readers to 

that that story originated in this office. It was telegre 

The SsntlneULedger to United Press, which relayed it 

New York hotels plan 

ir>end several millions ,to 

see taprooms, 

i, grills. 

'ft 

and 

! Of 

Hundreds of thousands of newspaper readers every 

scan news of Ocean City sent from this office. 

Salvation Army Quest: "It's 

Urn greatest iierloil the country 

him ever suw, if you phniild 

walk up and ask me. Lnoklt! 

Hverybody eatin' and praiiically 

Bobndy worlttn*.'* 

llugband to Wife after party: 

"1 luard Dr. Simmons Buying 

you huU scute eoryan." 

Wife: "Oh, dear, J sheulrt 

have known tbls dress wns too 

revealing for that kind ota par. 

iy!" __ 

A football player had rone 

to a western town ftnd was in- 

Blfuetlng a group of eager 

young cowboys in the arts nf 

ffloiball, "Mind," he said, "if 

you can't kick the hall, kick 

one of the nliiyors on the nth«r 

siili!. Now let'i get busy, Where's 

the Imll?" 

• "Never mind the ball; let's 

Ht on with the game," criefl an 

enthUHinstlc pupil, 

"Beg your pordon, but what is 

your name, slrf the hotel eletk 

asked. 

"Name?" echoed the indignant 

BUMI, who hat juat signed the 

reBlster, "Don't you se* my sig- 

nature there?" 

"I do," answwed the clerk, 

"That is what arousert my ciir- 

loslty," • • 

Diner; "I ordered an egg 

sandwich and you brought me 

clilnken," 

Waiter; "Yen, sir, I wns a lit- 

tle late In catling your order." 

Inquiring of her bridge score 

Ow Only AnxleSf-Ôver Inflation 

WATCH ^ 

YoimcoAt 

AND MAT 

AMD i'».tHA.v£A 

D0UBL6 CHQC9LATE 

ICt CREAM SUNOAt 

SUPRCMt 

•ri 

Mian Francs PcriiiBS, Secre- 

tiiry of lAliiii', «ald fte oiher 

iliiy Hint more Ihiin two thous. 

iiiuj iiersons had written with 

riiiliornte drhenies to change the 

whole xnclnl systpm. Probably 

nevpr before liave HO many folks 

nil over the world been busy 

malting plans to remodel the 

world. Nothing Is easier than 

lo iiiiike an ideal p^W, nothing 

is harder than to Induce human 

beings Hi follow s nliiri. 

It liilces from three to a ihuu- 

mind generations to change the 

habits of a peopl*. What is 

iiei>d(il now is something that 

will work next month, not next 

century. It would be- a good 

pliiu, for example, If the rela- 

tiiiiiii of industry ami agricul- 

ture eoiilil he adjuateil go thnt 

nvery fiifiliiry worker would 

liiive a piece of land to fall 

bach nn, hut (he present gener- 

a'tlon iif factory workers floes- 

ii'l know how to live on the 

land. 

The last thing Americans 

want, it seams to me, is to be 

compelled by law to do anything 

tn which they are not naturally 

inclined. I don't think highly ol 

liny scliem* of sot-ial reform 

whlrli is not the product of the 

evolutionary interplay of notur. 

ill forces, ' 

^ • * _._,_... ' 

H KTISS . . . late honor 

Olenn Curtlss died three years 

OBO, but the War Department 

linn just awarded him the Dln- 

Unguished Service GrosB which 

wns ulven to his mother as a 

memento always to be cherished 

of her .brilliant and beloved 

son. 

I knew Glenn Curtits inti- 

mately, from the dayn when he 

was u biaycie-raeing kid trying 

to ride faster ilun anybody elne, 

>vnen ne svns-b«ateii-fti-theJiftjt_ 

York State Fail' he resolved to 

make a bicycle which would go 

faster Hum anybody has ew 

gone. The HrHt motorcycle grew 

out of that doterniinaiion, and 

Qlenn Curtiss, was the first man 

over to travel nt a speed *4 

more than 1B0 miles an hour. 

His most famous achlevemenr, 

however, was making the air- 

plnne practical. The Wright 

brothers were the flrat to fly. 

hut Curtiss was the first tn 

build a plane that anybody 

could fly. He did more for the 

development of aviation niul 

taught more men lo fly than 

anybody els« ever aid, 

I'm glad his nu ilier has his 

Distinguished Service Cross. 

Paste Pot and Sheare FORUM AND AGfl* 

What Other Edlton 

Have To Say About It 

HOUSES . . . man's 

When the wild Mongols from 

the high plateaus of Aaia swept 

around the Black Bea, ri thous- 

and or more years before Christ, 

they introduced the horse to En- 

rone, The Greeks had never 

seen men on horses, and believ- 

ed, many or th*m, that man umi 

horse were one. Hence the myth 

of the Centaur, half horse, half 

mon. 

In another tliouBnnd yours the 

horse hud Income the imlUlien" 

sable rellunqe ot traveling nnd 

explorers nil over tlie ivoiid. A, 

couple ot thousand yeai'a sitsr 

the automobile was Invuiifjil and 

folk who thought they wcn< wise 

said Hits tlay ot the burse wns 

over. 

More people are rldhig horses 

today than over before.' Good 

at a party Saturday night, some- horses bring higher' iiriccs than 

one nuked. "How do you stand?" 

Th* opcnlnt «» *• taWng •«»•

B**U, 

3 Yw». 

»t WJuUe Beach 

tbe tlr«t catches ot klflg- 

I 20 

.__„»;• CIW 

>-|Pi l rsiplng 

: publicity ttpm 

mart! 0 tournu- 

„_ pbV ii unOer- 

ISjrei: Uia EpBBtrr. 

I leading new!- 

„,»» of thim the 

ujio^ ihe country, art 

fe'irWrrai tfery day, 

"V of Ocean fitly is 

_. mmi is •!»'"« 

Etwo sections, this 

* 'VJ^Mt ft mew see. 

lag taken In. Fl- 

!M» "intiirtit chain- 

^W^jUl b« "held in- 

,5and tic winner will 

"!»••• City to take 

, fitiali MM. 

j will also be used 

the Albany and 

••*|j.' : 'T.i champs to 

tfcli suniiner for 

lourtey. They 

; to Newark airport 

t^. American Air- 

planes. 

^ 0 

_ „. eelored, of 203 

tf tfeci 1DS3 city marble 

" * won ta * 'closely 

Saturday afternoon. 

:,,4lJ», 14, ol 854 As. 

. the .Vflsley av. 

Saturday inornlni 

airold Shaw in 

Up, in the first 

.__ ftaois he trim- 

, SBitlJ, W, of «! 

tte "Pnfochial ichool 

lust wMk^m« îta. OfcBrtM p, 

ehrki ««M> jwrtrrt ?v., topk»« 

flve klngflsh at Whale Bench, be- 

Catches o£ wtmkrisH wtra report. 

• An" incrpaslng f ttrle ty * r " sl1 ls 

befaf eauiM «lly la toe nets, in- 

Bleating the (isliins BCHBOH will 

soon hij unjet way her*. 

Retort Golfer 

Wins Field Day 

Johnny Edwards Low in In- 

ter-Club Tourney. 

Over 10 golfers from Detail 01- 

tyf LinwooU and Atlantic City 

elubs competed in the first of a 

leriei of three field days be- 

tweeh them on the Ocean City 

links, Wedneiday afternoon. 

Johnny Edwards, youthful star 

of the loeal club, won the low 

gross prize for the day, shooting 

while Dan BaAer, of the 

Juniors Win in 

Track 

Nosty Out Soph» by Margin 

of Only 1 1.2 Potato. 

The 'junior class emerpd vic- 

torious by the neant margin of 

1 i-2 points over the sophomores 

In the annual. Inter-class track 

and Hold meet staged on munloi 

pal field last Thursday afternoon 

by the high school athletes. 

Tha juniors chalked , up a 

points to nose out the sophs fo 

top honors, the second yearers 

fintshinB with 20 1-2. The fresh; 

men finished In third iilaco will 

23 1-2 tallies, while the senior! 

ware subjected to last place with 

22 counters. 

Wnlluce,' Bross Stars. 

Bob Wallace and Ed Gross wen 

the outatandind stars ot th< 

meet, each winning a pair of firs 

places, Wallace, a junior, annexei 

the shot and javelin laurels, whil< 

Gross, for the sophomores, cop 

lured first in the 100 and broa 

jump events. 

While the juniors took fern 

a, 78, !•»•» —... 

AtlBntio City club, turned in a 

7S for second low gross score 

Walter flew, also of Atlantic 01 

ty, was the only other player ti 

finish on the lean side of 80 

TCe got a TO, Edwards wfts ft 

lemlflnaUst at 'Wlldwood in an 

laiter tournament. 

Low net prizes went to Dr. Al- 

in Corson, another outBtandios 

lan for Ocean City. Corson shot 

i Op, but deduetinf nil handicap 

it 20, he had a Bet score of 70, 

t was his first 90 for a long 

line, be said. Dr. Westney and 

uen Alier, of Linwood, divided 

lecond honors for low njt score. 

While the juniors took foil 

flrta, the BOphs managed, to ge 

three w-ith the freshmen talcin, 

two and the seniors one. 

The sujnTBarleBi 

!00*ir!\fd daah -- Won by Grsps, sopl* 

Ofndfq I Kocdiid, Danchiy. ffpsliffion I thi>d, 

ihiai Ji D nior Time 

ernee t.ets White 

Lines on Bridge 

Acting Chlet ol Folios Jaok q,- 

ternee j< rBsponslble for the white 

lues painted down th» center ol 

:he new bridge! between Ocean 

!lty and Sopers Folnt. 

•Chief Jerneo senl u, telegram to 

ihe state highway department, 

king that the lines be painted 

ilore the Btli si, bridge was i 

.mod. Within two tlus'a the work 

wits done. 

Celebrate Their 

Golden Wedding 

Bridge Tender and Wife to 

Observe Event Monday 

Mr. unil Mrs. John WoHientt, c 

4211 Central iiv., will eelelimt 

their fiftieth wedding nniiiversiirj 

Monday, .Mr. Weatcutt, who is 7 

sears nil], mid Ills wife, who 1 

87, mino from Briiliseion 26 year 

iigo, lioth fire active, 

Mr, Wegteoit is nmployed by llie 

Biuti! us bridge tender im the 

Somcrs Point side of the SnmerR- 

polnt'Oeoan City nuloinnblle 

bridge, Ho was one ur the flm 

toll collectors employed on the old 

and' wits retained by the 

__ Edwin B, BIMP, --r-.- , 

oWo Club Sand, Embkm •««; tW>J ^ " 

Of Friendship H«e. Vornon Bimth. speaker of the 

The official flag of Japan was 

formally presented to tho Ocean 

City notary club, Friday night, 

s a gilt from the Toklo notary 

Hub, 

The iireaentiition was made . 

Edwin II. Stiles, secretary, who 

read ii loiter from the Toklo cliiii, 

eiidlnK urefitinKS to the resort 

club Itev Orville N. Dnvidann. 

rectiir ut Holy Tritiity Kplt 

eliurch, accnplud it for tlio club 

"This typifies the spirit "I" K"- 

tnry, wlilch enn renali urross bill- 

rlera of race rind animosities," lie 

Biiid. "it eninhiiBiz«B the oppor- 

tunity lleitiiry liim to e'omenl tlir 

Bpirit nf men nnd work toward 

good when they understand 

HKAI) THE CLASSIFIED ADS 

Hr, * and Mrii 

CollingBWood. who h» 

Qiient roiort vieitori 

80 years, ar^ vacationing 

|J2 POfk pj. Theyin^j' 

tor In Oreenshoro; Ait,' 

Innta, Ga. 

I Benefit 

r Great Success 

Phone 1177-J Phone S73.W 

W.H, Oldfield&Son 

TILE AND 

MARBLE WORK 

912 CENTRAL AVENUE 

Ocean City, N, J, 

Estimates Furnirted 

Get Our Prices On •- 

Lawn Mowers, Linen Mosquito Nejingi 

Copper, Bronze and Galvanized Fly ' 

^re! They are LOWER than 

Atlantic City and Philadelphia 

Read Hardware and Paint Co. 

Clout- 

Mansfield 

Warm, Mrs, Alexander Saburn, 

Mrs, H. C. Bchanze, Jliss Chand- 

ler, Miss Minla Huiches, Mrs, Mae 

Bowman, Mrs. William Abbott, 

Mrs. Barner. Mr, and Mrs, Harry 

Heanlne, Miss Vera Keyts, Mat 

II. Irisli, Mrs. H. niekley, Mrs. 

J, W, Donaiason, Miss H. Spoon 

or, Bum Smith, Miss B, Little 

Mr. Addliicoti, Miss Helen Bted 

em. Mrs. L. Btedem, Mr. and Mrs 

joBeiili Bonier, Mis. 

Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. H. All 

dwelt, >!IB. Ooiirije Orels, Mr 

13 ijtrevlllo, Mrn, John H, John 

son, Mfss Helen .lohnstone, Mrs, 

Edmoiul U. Hnnntin, Mis. EHwooi 

flteelmim, Mrs, Silas Royal, Mr 

mm 

Jury Disagrees But \ Real Estate News 

Man Pleads Guilty p eti 

Although a jury disagreed lev I 

20 hours a few weeks ago aim 

the trial o( iarl Hoberts, of 

t 

Mrs. 

Thomas. _ 

Mrs, Lewis 

Francis Bteei- 

1,11110, Mr», 

J iimes M. 

852 Asbury Avenue 

OceuiCity,N,j; 

Raymond 

.„,,.„,!(! Yates, 

ki), Mrs. 

" nry Bchanze 

lias, 

jiM. Clarence 

* ^%tmm H.«I- 

Eayniniid B InKcrsoIl Mn 

h Mr. 

Hugo Krnuse, Mrs, J. 

aid 

Bowmiin won a cluck 

COAL AND COKE 

itM ieen elty runner 

t tBree years, de 

JrbitUlo for tbt Jun 

BOBJ title, and won 

Jackson, 11, also col 

B 'fttford court, thi 

school winner, in thi 

ol th© finals, 

ah* tatweaa Klda aw 

t d»eidod until th 

Art took the nr! 

7. but lOBt the sec 

,:'M%- mm* back in tt 

irer, to win B, to 7. 

"Stickx" In Blng, 

if tfa last two game 

jiii shooter "stuek 

_„- and ha eleaned u 

tive rnlbs on his fir 

0 unable to "stick.", 

_ ttff never reaehed th 

iMjgm. Ho -was heatt 

laoh fialahini with 71's 

landlcaps wert deducted, 

d th N 

iitter 

ps wert d 

Nett Wedn»idny the Nortbfieia 

ilub will be liogt, while the week 

,tt«r that Unwood will da the 

iiinier; Ddwnam, Eoilior, 

i.l me. 

220-yard duhr-Wan by risiishty 

Time', 

£û-yaru aiutn *?un M> ...J..,.,.,.. frsiih- 

inan:'Hcsnd, Tnrves. BCniori third. Me- 

Cfllllen, SQriiinrnor'c I fourth, ,Skillwith, 3un- 

>r. Time. 2i.s see. 

44U.yaril ii Int—Won Vil- Molleii, Jilfl- 

sr: ncEtind, Bi»hori. prineiriorc t ihiFil. 

Jrliiwa. frcshniin: fourth. Pownom, »en- 

lor,. Time. 57.2 see. 

rd run—Won hy Tueeiirinn, freFh- 

miin ! iieconi. Fonl. Keillor •• thlid. M. 

Clark, junior; fourlli. E. Cinrk. soiilio. 

mere. TimB. 2 min. If .3 sec. 

Drind jumn—Won to Orn, 

"" Tnrves, senior i Ihirfl, Shidint 

city cnamp lost 

ware in ohnrRe of 

Wiili Glob. 

City Guide to be 

Issued in June 

A guide and information book- 

ifst, the most oomplete of its, kind 

ever published here, will be is- 

sued during the first week in 

June, Minor R. Hoffman, elty 

uubllclty director, announced yes 

terdny. 

Sir. Hoffman says 20,000 eopie» 

•will be printed, It will he placed 

In all railroad and bus terminals, 

in filling stations at important 

Intersections on the pikes, and 

copies will be placed j n every ho. 

tel room in the city. It will also 

be mailed out throaKh the publi 

city office In answer to all Inqui 

ties abont the reiort, 

A oqmplote map ot the city 

•treets, a street dlreetory, a map 

of nrlneipttl highways leading into 

the city, list of protected hathlns 

junior; fourth, nrinttii, frenhman. Dl«- 

tnnee, 10 ft 1-2 in. 

Kteh lump — Won by Tun, senior r 

gceand. Collin?. Rnnllnmore, miM akimvilli, 

junior; fourth. Freli, freahniBn. Height. 

4 ft. II In. 

Pole vault — Wnn hy rtrAilwnji. wij... 

moro: sMond, MBlthew!, freHhiniin: Ihlrd, 

•WnllMe. junior. Helniil, 0 ft. , 

Ihnt "put — Won by Wnllnrc. mnlnr 

«eoond, Pnntiere, nnnhomr,! third, TBC 

•orino, fnsahmnn. Dialanw, SB n. 4 in. 

nlneus — Won by Skiiiwiih, Junior 

lecond, Biilton. iienior i third, Sarronoii 

wefln — Won by Wallace, jiinior 

Beeond, Tarveii, «eninr: Ihitd, Ho 

miihomoro; fourth, Tiiciiurina, frei'limiiii 

Diiitincs lie feet. 

state as bridge tender aftor it win • 

nurehased from the bridge nom-' 

liuny. | 

Mr. nnd Mrs, Wollr-ott hiivp six j 

sons nnd daughters living: I,croy, 

if Unwond: Lrwis, of Iliiddoii. 

.luld; John, nf Pleiisiintvllle; Mrs, 

Huymond Adums, Mrs. Tliendnrc 

Ditlbaw, Mrs. Willium SioneherB- 

... unil Hazel', of Oconn City: Os- 

car westcott, I lie eliioBt. died ab- 

out six years ngn. 

There are eleven grniiucliildron. 

SAMPSON & CO. 

811-4th Street 

Ocean City 

Roofing - Heating 

Matter ihtet Metal .Workers 

phonei mt—lilt 

PLUMBING—HEATING 

WILLARD F. STETSER 

Plumbinff and 

| Heating 

025 CENTRAL ATE, 

I'lioiin 883 

HOOFING, ETC, 

Xh$ Taroejlal School the city, list of protectea Daunns 

inn eltv rbamn last i hoaohos, tide table, location of all 

public amusoments,;Jlst of church- 

es and clubs, ana official welcome 

- . ..--_..'««..jin,, ,,,„ i n_ 

ppublicans 

% Ocean City 

ilt,Bl»T»a Oeean City 

int. Su»a»y aftern. 

BUI park in Soniers 

1 W B. There will 

Sunday after 

Coraon Presides at 

Homeopathic Meet 

Dr, Allan Corson will preside 

today and tomorrow at the annual 

convention of the New _ Jersey 

Homeopathic Society of Phymei. 

ana, nt Midford Lakes. Dr. Cor- 

son has been president of the so- 

ciety for the past year. 

An elaborate scientific and so- 

cial pros-ram hns bean nrrrinêil, 

with luncheons, orolf matches, diti- 

nev-ilancea and lectiires bv nromi- 

nent nlivsirinns from Philadelphia 

iind New Ynrk, 

nesUlea Dr. Corson, Dr. John IS. 

ToWTiaenil and T)r. Eugene Parby, 

of this city, will attend. 

/in Their 

Honeymoon 

„ M «tayi" of lOpi 

M -(Mt.weelt by Mr. 

W«»d S, Stainton, 1020 

, who eelitaatid their, 

BBB anniyariary, rriday 

to bo their 

ion," they visited 

to which they 

first trlt), In- 

i FalU and 

».„. alio visited 

N#w York. 

pn they were feted 

^M party at their 

jr-theft Wends. 

ol Mayor Harry' Hendley are ln- 

eltided in the free information in 

tho booklet, he laid. 

Crack British Train 

At Shore on May 15 

Th Boyal Scot, crack British 

train, has just arrived in this 

country for the World's Pair at 

Chicago; and will travel under 

its own power to many cities in 

America, 

Accordinf to the Pennsylvania 

Railroad, the famous train will 

visit Atlantic City on May 15, 

and will be on exhibition at the 

S. Carolina ay. station on that 

day from 2 to 0 p. m. 

The train holds a world record 

for the longest non-stop run, 400 

miles. Until it was shippon, it 

was maUInK a daily non-stop run 

of MO miles. 

, Hummer JtcKident Dlis. 

Mrs. Luther Deyoe, of Geniiun- 

to%vn, who summered here for 

many seasons at her home neur 

12th at,, on Ocean av,, died lute 

last week after a short illness 

She Is survived by her huabiind. 

Dr. Arthur Deyoe, well known 

here. 

Don't 

Hesitate 

BUILD — 

REPAIR — 

NOW 

Prices Were Never 

Lower 

Powell- 

Van Gilder 

Lumber Co. 

13TH & WEST Phone B3J 

"Building Materials For 

Your Every Need" 

'AboveAll-aGoodRoof 

George W. Wilcox 

Booing and Bhoet Metal Work 

Mi ASBURY AVE. 

PH, 481 OCIAN CITV, N. J. 

CIVIL ENGINBEH 

UPPERS 

OKE 

W •n.t.iHitn ^ 

EXCLUSIVE SALES IN 

OQIAN CITY 

WALTER SACK 

COAL 

13th and Wast Ave. 

PHONl Ml 

HARRY R. MONTGOMERY 

PAINTING CONTRACTOR 

Paints, (ilBHH, KunmelB, HniBhtH 

rhoM 400-W 710 Asuiwy Ate, 0N»n tltr, J, I, 

How 

and Mr 

15, Viis 

Mi's, Henry Murtens,- B. Stephen- 

sou, Ciloim Buwer, M. .loruirn, Mue 

D. Irish, Mrs. Herbert AddiBCott 

and Mrs. Maurice W. Watson. 

The auxillury will lnivo its reK* 

illar busiiigsii iiiouting next Wed- 

jiosday. 

Caught in Lie. 

Pair Are Jailed 

the trial o( lar i 

Petersburg, on charges ol dt 

sertinjr his wife nnd family, 

noberCB decided aBalnst stand- 

mg trial again and entered a 

pldi ot guilty, this week, when 

hia *B4e was called 

At the lormer trial he had 

beLn charged with assault and 

butterj ind desertion He wai 

,ici|uitted of afaSJult, but the 

jury could not JKiee on tn* 

other charge. 

Kobiirts sill be sentenced next 

, rujiter nM> 

io« m, wi»' 

Chirlu B, 

ruttw In B* 

Blto*. W Ch»P 

sUoii' D, 

•itl FrMCM 

lllam B,_ Ppwelli 

i, ot UJt, to Tltn* 

,i lot Ii »oB «ll « 

i»nif_ot 

n Oitt 

Bcfin. 

nine in NW HIM Hivsn »v, 

WlllUm B, Sowell, iherlH, Ian 

JOBIUI. E. UuOoli. ot Kl., to Glrar.l 

iMuronjo Co, Lets Mot, 2102 Und 

lla pinocni 

IB riidlo 

those 

attendinB were 

We Install and Service Automatic^ Heating Bqu!pwH 

Befrigiration ar,d Be«r Cooling I 

York Oil Burners, Taft Rangi Burners, Btukeri 

Authorized llpali-rs lor H. and K. BeMKentlap 

AUTOMATIC HEAT APPLIANCE CO. 

(10 Asblrr Avfnil- Wuiit III! OeMIl Cltjf, N, J, 

Mlu Blupil"J MuHitoiil, of 

block 28, Onrdclli 

P. Eolignt, 

GrKdth. ei "v'n 3 ' 

"lliHilieth ». Ke" 01 

eampton. Two lotn 

tiun L. „ 

Sumo to Oei 

Ijliiai by 

I anil Mfa Nail 

Flrsl Nulionol >'»"• ,, ' 

Ninth nnni' Blia Tlu " V° 

Sin nl 1=< *»• » tan "I 

loboft D. Arinof. et 

Folk, 

Miss sysie 

nnd Mrs. 

: Albert 

Atluntio 

u 

^•[[[iintL^'i.mHU.s'ihr.iJîiiîiSfli.iiiiUiiiiiH:;.!! siuiK.î.iiûî.^.iriiiiLii ;I:III., i:niiHii>.iLiii[u.-iii[:i;i;:(i[;rii i'i'.;-::[[;i,.;;rr;,, MiLnui'ugacH 

C. JOSEPH MOVER 

BUILDER 

B 010 Uih STRMT "" U11 

^tiiiniiUMuiuiMiiimiuuni]iniuiiU!!Ui!in:iisiniu;:iiiiiiiiuiniiinimiii!itiiiiiiiit;iiiiiih)i! 

OCEAN CiTF, 1.1, 

f Mr. Martin V; Scull, Dr. 

L M f noslin While, Mr 

f Thomas Yiites, Mr. ^nd 

I Rync, Mr. ani 

[Uonaghan, Mr, iind 

iteelman. Mr. and 

Mil. Henry Clouting, 

Dr, .iiiliii Spear, 

Ii Mrs. f'alvin 

hn. Lewis 11. Mathius 

M Mrs Bninhndge, .«.-. 

Crawford, Miss PeKene 

|rj Ariiinml 3anei, Mrs. i 

Ir ' Shank, Mrs. EWne 

ta. Mrs. rrank Cook, Mrs. 

fAllini! Mrs. Fred Peacock, 

•*Sf n\m», W..A.B^ 

Bcity Oliver, Mrs, M. 

rs iJiwrcnce Drnnlgnn, 

r'an!idK. Mrs. Joseph 

Mrs, Elln Scull, B. 

Philadelphia Are Nabbed 

Here in Stolen Car. 

iUniftgii, Mi 

uiitl (-liirctiGo 

After thii 

lufl fur lilliidclBl> 

Sadie liow, o 

ail City were ^^ 3 Ksae 

„ Mi«BO» Elvn nml ElBWU 

an Jiick.oii, MiB» Ann Pen. 

i. Elsie Eeyiiolda, Juhrini 

y Wiiiliuni, Ucoreo Ftcnn 

Heynylda. 

en.iiiliuii Iho br:u« and jiroo 

BiBii. liiey nil 1 ietyrn i 

CiUiBht 

iirlver's licensp. 

iibcmt hiivinR ii 

Mnrshiill Bnin- 

and 

harti'25f of 0401 Webster Rt.( and 

fmgmJfti ^ 

or formerly awnpA' bi OIlMrt JL jPi 

rinod 

miller. 


billll I'liillldflphii 

F,0 cnfli, Mnnday, Viy 

aistnitf C.corge A. Br 

two 

nled 

LOTS Up To Grade 

Streets - Sidewalks 

Curbs 

BAY 

Wm. H. Collisson, Jr 

Asso, M. Am. Soc. C. B. 

Civil Engineer—Surveyor 

Cits KnBineer Ocean City, N. 

FIRST TIME 

ONE DOLLAR EACH 

If You Build A House - - 6 Booms and Bath 

OTIS M. TOWNSEND, Inc. 640 Agbury Ave, Ocean City 

IN HSSTORY! 

Souhds un 

MMoijeh Moves to llentef, 

Mr, and Mrs. .Innies Mecourh 

have moved lo Denver tn mako 

their homo there. Mr. Mecouch 

formerly was enrotaker of the 

Music Pier. Their Bon, pred, wng 

a football star at the resort ^W^ 

school. 

weotheriight. Phone 

inipection, rtp 

inotei by expert 

it is true 

-«r Not an estimate^ it is 

Iski 

ABE ANY OF YOUR 

PLUGS CRYING 

FOR RELIEF? 

Nwrt Wtek U NrtioniJ Spwk 

Plug Chtuige W«k. 

We Suggest A. C. or Champ- 

ion for luting 

SHEPPARD 

Battery Service 

Phone 722 

Guiroiitee that $4;5O per month is all Automatic 

Gas fleated Water will cost If you use 

AWNINGS 

Window Shades-Upholstering 

ALFRED SCHERM 

1081 ASIUiHY AYKNUE 

PHONE !S4.W OCEAN CITY 

BUILDIBS BUILDERS 

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GEORGE A. BROWNMILLER 

' INCORPORATED 

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For L#n or Garden 

UseOur 

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VI K. J. liowor, llori'lviT. with Hie leuill 

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*ho tt i'inMnber of 

ffltj police department, 

left for Philadelphia, 

fare his wife and five 

' all of nfiom live In 

74, and bad been '862 3rd at. 

Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Jarrett and 

children, of Logan, were among 

tho week-end resort visitors at 

&*.';-" 

Judge Ware, Justice Here 

20 Years, Happy Though 86 

Nothing Depressive About Old-Age, He Says — Tells 

How He Has Preserved Robust Health Thru Years 

r fHirct it \ean(F?w")w* hdvp 

it-Page News for You! 

The Ntw 193J 

Goodyear 

Pathfinder 

$3.85 

• It'a news when anyone can give 

safety, more style, more 

In a tire than was ever 

lore at a lower price! > » • 

at's exactly what Goodyear bat 

_ le in the new 1933 Pathfinder— 

I tire that's certainly built and 

* tin tune with the tiffl«a.»>. 

I pay you to look It over, be- 

, i you'U see for yourself that 

[haa more actual quality than 

top priced tires of other 

i^— and It certainly gives 

t for. your money than any 

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iOULEVARD 

FPER SERVICE STATIONS 

OCEAN CITY'S TIRE HEADQUARTERS 

n\ttm & MIBBMW, INC. 

i and Bay Avenue 34th and AAury Avenue 

PHONE M! 

Judge Francis A. Ware cele- 

brated lilt) 20th anniversary, on 

Monday, as justice or the peace 

in Ocean ,Clty. Eleven of the 20 

years bo was nlao police mag- 

istrate. He lias been truant of- 

ficer over 10 years. 

The venerable Jurist, who will 

be 8G years old February 3, 

next year, dropped la to The 

Sentinel-Ledger office, on his 

anniveranry, to Inlk over old 

times. 

Ho is not our Idea of n man 

over 8Ii. We'd put hint down for 

nhout 70. Me in alert In hla step, 

lint] hi» mind seems to he nn 

clear aa a bell. 

• * * 

The starr elevated its several 

feet to office desks and pump- 

ed lil ii with questions: 

"How do you faoep so young*" 

lie was :ittkeil. 

"Well. I never mucked, drank 

or chewed," he replied, "hut 1 

thlnl: I've had iibout un much 

fun as anybody. My father nev- 

er sninked, drank or chewed, 

either. 

Judge Ware's only serloun ill- 

ness was typhoid fever. He esti- 

mates that he hns been confined 

to bed by Illness a total of 

four months out or Ids 8f> yearn. 

* * » 

"What kind of food do you 

cat?" asked the staff. 

"Oh, I eat regularly, Just 

plain ordinary fond; not much 

of the high-toned, fancy things." 

he said. "You aee a lot of men 

die Hiiddenly when they're 50 

to 65 They usually are IIIKII 

livers. Their bullion can't stand 

It." 

The Judge said there's noth- 

ing depressing: to him about 

growing old. "I'm as happy ns 

I ever was," lie declared—anil 

smiled, to prove it. 

He's a confirmed optimist nnd 

Ocean nty booster. 

"ThinEs arc gelling better 

now," he declared, "and they'll 

keep on getting better. You 

bear some people say thnl Oc- 

nnn City has Been its best days. 

The best days nrc ahead or us. 

There are ton many millions 

invested for us to stop here: 

Ocean City MUST eo forward." 

• • r 

Judge Ware was born In Ced. 

arvllle. Cumberland county, ab- 

out, the time President Bueh. 

nnan was going out of office. 

He remembers •vividly when the 

first nun was fired on Fort 

Sumpter, and when President 

Lincoln was shot. 

He was postmaster in Mlll- 

vllie tinder President nlsyelnnd, 

during the historic panic of 

18S3. hut lays it did'nt seem 

nearly so serious as the prep- 

eat depression. 

He is proud of the fact that 

during the It years he was 

JUDGE FRANCIS A. WARE 

magistrate he was never re- 

versed by a higher court, and 

of IIIH well-known practice — 

for which Rome people criti- 

cized him — of showing lenien- 

cy tn young people who came 

fore him, 

"I nlways believed in Riving 

tliem unntber chance," be said, 

• * * 

'Are you planning to live to 

bo 100?" nsked tlw flt,nff. 

"Oh. planning iloeMi't do any 

good," hi) replied, ugiiln smil- 

ing. "Just live along and take 

things as they come." 

Six of Judge Ware's seven 

children are living. They arc: 

Dr. 'FrnnrlH Vcrlion Ware, eld- 

est, KDII, who WHH hum and 

Iiracf ices medicine In Mlllville; 

Fred Ware, mayor of Mlllville, 

who WUH corn in Salem; Leon 

H, Ware, who la superintendent 

of the gas company nt Salis- 

bury. Md.; Mrs, Edward Rumbf, 

of Mlllville, whose httxhiind la 

assistant supervisor for the 

Prnnnylvnnln Riiilrond; Mrs, 

Mabel L. Cot, of Brldgeton. and 

Mrs. I.ulu M. Mecoiich. of Pit- 

man, Me has five grandchildren. 

County to Lay Drain 

Under Resort Tracks 

Director Luther C. Qgden and 

A, J. Caflero, clerk of the free- 

holders, were authormed, Wednes- 

day to enter in1o a contract with 

the Atlantic City Railroad Co., to 

lay a drain under the railroad 

tracks at 34th at, and Haven av,, 

this city. 

The county will be required to 

keen the drain in repair at all 

times, 

READ THE CLASPfltio ADS 

REPUBLICANS of Cape May 

VOTE AT THE 

PRIMARY ELECTION 

May 16*, 1933 

FOR SENATOR— 

HON. HARRY HEADLEY 

FOR ASSEMBLY— 

HARRY TENENBAUM 

FOR BOARD CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS 

Vote for Both 

RALPH T. STEVENS 

ROLAND CORSON 

Republicans For Principle and Not For Pn 

Nominate These Candidates and Smash the Dictatorship in the Republican Pi 

—Ordcrpd fliMl PflM For hy riorli w. 

Sea Food Delicatessen 

RE-OPENS SATURDAY MAY 

TWENTY-THIRD YEAR — 

Free Parking 

Be Sure to 

VOTE 

on 

OCEAN CutAND TM« 

Via** 1 

NEWfc CONIOLIpATKD 

Publication Office: 

It«l Men-ii Hull. Hth St. anil JI«»en Av OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1933 

PublUhdd .Every Friday 

,/,• 11.60 » T«ar by M»U 

Igden Attacks Prosecutor's Record In 

Read's Insurance Business Hit By Independents 

jsed Influence for 

Personal Gains, 

iponents Claim 

Self Aiipomted to 3 

[Fat Rtceivershipi,' Says 

Headley at Meeting. 

_STED INSURANCE 

AND BOND BUSINESS 

Charged by Spring- 

ier with Creating Unnec- 

essary County Jobs, 

Charges that Senator Charles 

Read had used Ms senatorial 

enee to'ai.l his insurance busU 

ami himself personally, were 

i at Independent Republican 

.kcra thin week, at mass meet, 

i throughout the county. 

rs. Doris Bradwiiy, Wildwnoil 

commissioner, said Vorauggi 

liners, Wildwood conlraotorH, 

e low bidders on a road ion- 

it, bin did not do the work lie- 

_le they did not secure n bond 

nuih Senator Read. She said 

Independents had a letter 

I wrote to Versaggl. tellinR 

to get his bonU through 

^-S's office, 

Llim KluiiderH Hotel Polirle*. 

Mayor Harry Headley said Ben- 

or Head had "had himself sip- 

ilnted lo three fat recelver- 

jjlpi," In the ense of the Flan, 

i Hotel, one of them, the may- 

.. Hid, Senator Head took u 

Urge portion of $300,0(10 in fire 

•vrance policies (ram the hands 

local agents and distributed It 

»sg friends in Philadelphia, 

omnilaiioner Frederick MB- 

, of, Wildwood, recalled 

a few yean ago Read at- 

I to the post of county trees- 

In addition to being sena- 

He was told he could have 

but not both. When Baked, 

was tto best financially, 

array said Rend, told hint 

^f S SI'"Le: 

_ Cape May 1 County Italian 

heartily endorsed the entire 

Jtndent Republican ticket in 

enthusiastic meeting . in the 

lid court house building, Monday 

Iht at which over 200 members 

the organization were present 

hear the candidates, John V. 

IPentlere, of Ocean City, la pres- 

lent of the club. 

A highlight of ihe meeting was 

(Continued on nito 8) 

[>ooper$ Guard 

Regulars' Meets 

era Start Small Riot 

at Wildwood Villas. 

Epic Bridge Battle Draw 

• • • _ . *. 

Final Round kHeadley's 

JT kind of looks as if thig battle over who built the 

bridges has ended in a draw. Which in fair enough, 

EVERY good bridge has a draw! 

The' way tho score .stands now, it's Headley 2, 

Read 2, 

The fourth and final round goes today to Mayor 

Headley. 

* s * 

For the benefit ol tliiine who came in late; I.nst week, In 

liie Sentinel-Ledger, Senator Read, who is opposing Mayor 

Headley fur the Heiiubliuun nomination for state senator, found 

liiiilt with (i photo published the previous week, showing the 

Hiiiyor turning a spadeful o[ earth. 

The muyor hud said Hie photo was taken to show Ihe start 

of work on the original hrlUgiit to Bomers Poinl. But Sen, 

Read anid Ihe photo was taken In the Bayous, a mile away, 

when Harvey Luke started his golf course; that It had nothing 

lo do with tht' brldKes, > 

Well, sir, the mayor comet) hack Ihls week with a hiiyniriker 

tiint has the Hlands in art uproar. 

Here it Is, in the form of two affidavits: 

* « • , 

AFFIDAVIT N . 

Dr. I. N. Orlsconi, being duly sworn, upon his oath says 

Hint ho was a director of the Oeeah*CUy Automobile Bridge 

co., anil Unit he was present cm the site, of the bridge built by 

that company, from Homers Point to bcean City, with Mayor 

Harry Headley and his associates, and saw Mayor Heaijley turn 

the first spade or earth fdV that bridge, and that the picture on 

the front page of The Ocean riiy Sentinel-Ledger, published 

April agth, is a true and exact copy of the photograph that 

was Inken tin that occasion. 

(Sljsned) I, N, GRISrQM, 

State! of New Jersey, County or (ape May, ss: 

Sworn and subscribed before me this 8th day of 

.May, 1033, 

LENA H, DLANCHARD, Notary Piibllc. 

AFFIDAVIT W 

Dr. Allen Corson, being duly sworp, upon Ills oath says 

that he was a director of the Ocean filly Automobile Bridge 

('iimiiaiiy and (hut he was present on the sile of (he bridge 

built by Chat company, from Somers Point lo Ocean City with 

Mayor Hurry Hendley and his nssaeiates, and saw Mayor Head- 

ley turn the first spade of earth for that bridge, and that the 

picture on the front page of the Ocean City Bentinel-Ledger, 

published April 2Sth, Is a trite and exact copy of the photo- 

graph that was taken on thnt occasion. 

(Signed) AUMN nORBON, 

Stale or New Jersey, County of i'ane May, ss; .•' . 

and subscribed before me this 

day Of May, 1933, , 14.^ j 

Master In Ch»nc(fy of New Jersey, 

Stevens' Stand on 

Economy Arouses 

Freeholder's ire 

Aikt Why Hand, Hi» Spon- 

sor, I>idn't Economize 

in Kreps Case. 

LAST TO AGREE TO 

ACCWT CUT IN PAY 

Suggests That Stevens Pay 

$1681 BUI of Special 

Prosecutor Peacock. 

Returned to City 

To Pay Taxes 

460,213-59 Also Paid in 

Cub on Tax Bilb Since 

Scrip Waa Issued. 

Cflfr EMPLOYES NOW 

PAID UP TO MAY 1 

Durell Moves To Take 

School Relief Law, Passed 

Gty Also ^'Square" with 

Schools Except For 

Funds in Bank. 

TAX IMVHKNTH SIN4F, 

SCRIP WAS ISSUED 

Hat* 

M»reh 2.-, 

April I _ 

April H 

April lr> 

April 22 

Ajiril 20 

MW4M 

HtUM 

Scrip 

$1490.«fl 

SSJI.WI 

;ssr..«o 

12U8V.SS 

9Bivr>.r>» 

8421/10 

17!K1MH> 

Here's What Read Has Done 

During Regime As Senator 

School Relief Bill Latest Achievement; Two-Year Mor- 

atorium on Highway Conitruction Favored by Him. 

LUTHER C. OODHW, 

A vitriolic attack against. Ralph 

T, Slovens, his opponent. lor the 

freeholder nomination, arid ag- 

ainst Prosecutor T, Millet Kan']. 

Stevens' sponsor for the office 

was made this week by !,uilier ( 

gden, present director of the 

feehqlders, and regular eundidiue 

h Percy H. Jackun, for,, the 

ibllcan nomination, • ' v 

ucli hal been said and is*' 

ing said by tny opponent from 

Cape Slay concerning econuriis. of 

"he elalmi to be the g reat- 

nt." Mr, Olden laid. 

Much Is being auld on the 

platform, and the county IN be 

ng flooded with circular* show- 

ing how he will Bare- the taipay- 

f itate troopers were on hand Bt 

Iwp M l ih 

pr wr 

po May last night, at a 

Mti of the Regular .RtpubU- 

i i hll 

i f the Regular .Rp 

|Mi, to insure against heqltleri, 

'•to cauRed a imall riot the pre- 

OTi night diirinB a similar rally 

tie Wildwood Villas Hre hall. 

, Sin, Charles. C, Read said to- 

' that troopers will also be 

sd to attend tonight's rally at 

TOTOntion hall here. He charged 

Tit the hecklers who temporar- 

- disrupted the Wildwood Villas 

itlng were membcrfl of the In- 

ndent (action, 

Edwin Heed, assistant highway 

"Woeer, spoke at the Villas, 

»Hng largely with the county's 

" contract, which the Indepenfl- 

« claim Ja exorbitant. He laid 

« Oloucester county, which 

~ hold up a« an example, uses 

' one coat of Ur on tti roads, 

*reag this county uses two. He 

" said the hlsbwny eomtnlsslon 

fully approved this county's 

flctl 

An iniposlna array o[ nduom. 

pliHhinents since he first (oult iif. 

flee us sliile senator in 1928. svns 

compiled this week by Bfinulm- 

Ciinrlea C. Iteuil, regulur can II- 

date for the Reiiublictn, nniiilen- 

iion [or senator. . 

The most recent Is the spnn' 

soring of Ihe Richards, bill. pro. 

vidiiig lmniediate relief for the 

schools of the state, explained last 

week. TUIB 1)!H wua adopted by 

both houses of ilie i«Mialnture last 

week. 

Anutlier is ilia stand tor a mor- 

atorium for two years on the con- 

struction of state lilBhways, The 

senator advocates the use of the 

gasoline tax and motor vehicle 

license fees for administration ex. 

penses and maintenance of roads 

and the balance m be Pa'* fof 

the retiring of highway bonds. 

U d «U l'liwliBW 

ully ap 

elflcatlonB. 

. Mea spoke lait nlfht «t 

tt 

poe lait nft 

Jjf May, I?irman Reeves, state 

•away commissioner, will speak 

"•tonight (Friday), and Sena. 

David Young will return to 

"« at the Wilowood High 

'Hi Saturday nlfht. 

-SNAP SHOTS— 

At Thfe News 

Andrew H. Brown fifrured 

"Jf of these majorities—one 

mi "ion—tw# million— 

„.„„_ IlrUiie 

Other accomplishments are list 

ed as followis 

"Persuaded the state highway 

commission to include In its Ifl3r 

program the purchase ol the iom 

ers Point .and Beesloy's Po n 

hridge, the price to be mutually 

agreed upon by the highway com 

mission and the owners of th, 

brioio Governor Moore refused to 

approve this purchiiie, I again 

introduced the purchase in 1S3J 

bovernor Moore has not up to th 

present time approved this pur 

chaie but sayi he id wi I lln > ' 

the highway commission has h 

money. The hlghwfiy oommliiloi 

says it has H.OQO.OOO remalnln 

•from the sale of 1932 hlghwa; 

rnnatrticllfln 

In 192S I passed ft hill per. 

mlitlnl Ocean City to condemn 

land so that the now concrete 

boardwalk could be built In Oc- 

enn City. 

"In 1088 T passed a bill giving 

permission to township officials 

ICmutHued on psge si 

BALLOT IS NOT AS 

HAD AS IT LOOKS 

When you go to the polla," 

Tuesday, and are handed the 

special ballot to elect dele- 

gates to the state convention 

on the llth amendment, don't 

fall over In a faint at the 

tight of the long list of 

names. 

There are well over 100 

names on the list, and a 

square in front of each one 

of them, but It will not he 

nooessary to fill each square, 

unless you are lolni to 

i "split" your ticket. 

1 There will be one square 

I at the top of each column, to 

I be rilled in if tha voter 

wants to vote for the entire 

list of wet or dry candidates. 

Citj employes were paid their 

\pril salaries In Kcrlp, Monday 

and ,IH a result Ocean ritj bnsl 

ness houses enjoyed another npurt 

1 biiRlncns this week 

Thin payment brlngn thf tot.il 

amount or Bcrlp itlnbur»ed by tin 

city to $117.(100. Ihns leavinK only 

$13,000 of the $150,000 tcrlp l«- 

li h wni authorised In 

•1 IPI 11 îi i 

Board, Hoping for 

Relief, Postpones 

Action on Scrip 

Sotners Point Offer* Tui- 

tion Payment Here in 

Ocean City Scrip. 

MIGHT BRING 94,287 

TO BOARD TREASURY 

sue 

March 

ra money 

d b h 

py 

sallirr reduetiona 

PAIR AND OPEN 

ra money $F sallrr reduet 

nd by having PAIR AND OPEN 

lOMPKTITION ON rOLI^TY 

:ONTnAOTS. 

thnllMges the fifnttemitn. 

"I believe in economy in Hie 

apenditure of county -.nuney and 

lave prnctlced It, I beliere in I ilr 

(Conll»u«i on iiase 4) 

•'Saoare" with Spfinols. 

He $137,000 has met the De 

ccOnher. Jiinuar>, Tebruary, March 

nnd April pa j rolls of cltj cm- 

ployei and the December, lanu- 

afv and Februjr> pavrolft of the 

school employes, The Hchoul p*y- 

roll for Novi-mlier 11 tied UP In 

the Ocenn Cit-v National Bank 

Aside from thl», the city lias now 

met its share of school salaries 

for I lie current flscnl year. 

In addition to meeting these 

payrolls, the Bcilp hns also pnlu 

numerous small locnl merchandise 

bllU the city owed. 

»;S,4S4 Ueturned f«r Taxes. 

Up to last Saturday night, $72- 

464 of thr *U7.000 scrip Imd bee:? 

returned to the city In payment 

of UlxrH, Heniy R0CB«r, oily treas- 

uier, aqnounced this week It wa« 

wM by propertv «*nera who took 

lulVentnge of the city's nffer Rood 

until June 1, lo I'lscount tate' 

pnld in scrip 1 per cent 

The serin has largpl> imlil ta\ 

et for JIZl and ltJS. thouKh n 

"tnir noitton" has paid It It lax- 

o«, Mr. noeser s,iid Since the tlw I 

scrip wns iHsueil, pro|M-rtv own 

era hnve nlso paid W0 213 Sit In 

ennh for tnies. Mr Roesi-r rcvciil- 

cd. 

Total Indebtedness NoW Is 

$77,457; Account* Re- 

ceivable, $119,227. 

In hopes that legislation sjioii' 

sored by Senator Charles C. Bead 

will provide Immediate relief to 

the school system, the Ocean I'tly 

board of education took no action 

Tuesday niKht. on u propoblt'^n 

offered by the Somers Point coun- 

cil, which might bring up to 54- 

287.50 In Ocean qity scrip* (o the 

local board. 

The- Somers Point council adopt- 

ed a rpHolution authorizing PIP 

Pnlnt tax lolleclor to accept Ocean 

nty scrip, up to the amount owed 

by Somers Point to Ocean City for 

tuition fees, provided thnt Both 

boards or education wouli] agvci to 

the Plan. 

W«uld It* Paid Ont Here. 

Soniern Point tiwes Ocean City 

$4,287 BO in tuition for the current 

term, and saw a possibility of pay- 

Ing off at least part of the deb* ID 

«crlp. helping everybody run Tru- 

ed. The scrip would be paid out to 

school employes and (nerchnnU 

h«ro after being received by ihp 

local board. Then it would Jlnd Ita 

wiiy lo tin local tax office,' 

Too resolution whs tab) ji!. hot* 

ever, until it Ip learned whnt the 

new legislation will amount lo. 

A complete financial 

Heavy Victory for 

Regulars Forecast 

Read Says He'U Carry Re- 

sort by 500 to 1000 

A sweeping victory for the Reg- 

ulars In Tuesday's Republican 

primary election was predicted to- 

day by Regular leaders. 

"Wo will carry Wlldwood prop- 

er by 200," Senator Charles C. 

Read laid, "In the last election 

we were defeated by 900. We wil 

carry Five Mile Beach by 1000. 

"Our candidates will win In 

Teachers^ Pay Is 

Cut 10 Per Cent 

Board Votes Flat Reduction 

for All Employes. 

Teachers in the Ocean Citj 

sehpol system will not have to V( 

on a 10 per cent "donation" at Hii 

pay, for the next school year, Th.jy 

received an out-andût "cut" on 

Tyesday night, by the board of edu- 

eatlon, \ 

After a two-hour star uhamber 

session, the rnembers of the buurd 

voted for a flat pay cut of 10 per 

cent for all school employes. 

The entire preiint* statf o| em- 

ployes, including the school Burse, 

Miss Hartman, and the school phy. 

tlclan. Dr. John B, Tswnsend were 

re-elected with one exception. 

Mist Helen Bulette, 6th 

iiKi; 

rven thi,n;;h the BIIHK.I bcar.t In 

wltlieui. ' TidR. wan p-cnentcd hi 

"f-cretary Henry W. Townaend. I 

ai 001 nts ... 

tt $77,457 It. and 

Ocean City baby Is 

Winner of Contest 

By M. G. Blatt Sto¥e 

To 

SHAYNE FAUNCB 

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 

Horace C. Faunce, 111 West »»« 

Ocean City, has been proclaim- 

ed "the most perfect..baby" or 

the scores entered frtmt ,all dec- 

tloiin of South Jersey In the an- 

nual baby contest Just conclud- 

ed by tho M. E. BUtt CO., At^ 

lantlc City. Shayne was born 

June 8, 1932. 

Mr. and Mrs. Faunce were 

presented «th n parchment cer- 

tificate signed by the medical 

authorities who Judged the con- 

tent. (Photo by Mowen Studio.) 

Mayor Says Relief 

Is Smoke Screen 

Hold* Read School BU of 

No Permanent Value. 

As a result of his 

ti.iounrliis durum the past few weeks,, 

to «et 

Ittir. 

C Bead. 

The H 

payment of f 

reet to ioboot 

wher* tbe MhdoV i. 

paid, was adopted. 

M' of the " • 

t Senator 

n Moore- ' 

d»y. 

the 

, Unde^ the pr 

till. Ocean City. 

t i W 

. e 

to receive 

school toxe«, 

1933, direct Iom 

n«arty ^40,000 JM i 

er Bcbool dltH 

districts 

This would, 

edacation t*iy ., 

to echool employe*'; 

arleo, 

bills and 

than a year 

V 

K i w l 

* totalling *ll»,Z!7.rir,. Knnk 

balances OH of May «, 1933. :ii 

shown by Hie i:imfodian'» stale- 

ment. totalled Slfi,437.73. 

l Salaried 

The school board debts were list- 

ed ,IH folio* s: Unpaid iialarles 

(Novoraher. March and April) JW.- 

110.7:t: llnpaid pension nnd annu- 

ity fund (September to April) «,- 

1U5.7I5; Unpniil iceiiernl bills $14,- 

180.70, nnd unpaid bnrVowed mon- 

(I 

April May and Juno .ire ftr-a^ ev (Interpst to be lidded) J21 nfcii 

' - • -•-- Accounts rcreh.ible for (he It31- 

!2 Bchool iPin uri' stall' sihoo] 

a\. .fiO.IUOi und the following 

((^htiruoil on imjrp 8) 

, May. Ogden and Stevens wil 

get about an even break, I wil 

carry Cape May by a nice major. 

Ity. v . 

"Sty prediction la that I wil 

carry every municipality in the 

county except Cape May Point, 

where I may loie because I re- 

fused to confirm the appointment 

of Mayor Edward Springer to the 

county board of taxation, because 

he was recommended by the coun. 

ty Democratic organization." 

Senator Read predicted he will 

carry Ocenn City by from 500 to 

1000. 

Mri, n, M'i Lew, of Alden, Ii 

nn all*week guest of her mother 

Mrs, Anna Leltch, 916 4th st. 

interoit paying months tor tlie 

city." he saiil "We hope to ilenr 

it up nnd to pnj off inme of thi> 

iirlnclp.il we h.ivi' been "*t illlns 

off for two IPHIS Inililunons 

hnt li.iip faith in Ocean ( lt\ lime 

"one nlonK ipnewlnA our notes 

when !lu>\ I'nme due thus ilPinon- 

str.itin,; Ibcir fniifidi-noi In out 

iiliillu to \101k out 0111 problem, 

ol flnnnclnK." 

Reduced Tax Bills 

Are Winning Praise 

Many favorable eomrnenls are 

being heard over the reduction in 

taxes this year, as shown by the 

tax hills Mcently mallea out to 

property owners. 

While there is no way to de 

termine the actual percentage of 

saving to nil property owners, the 

average throughout the city is ov 

er 7 per cent. 

In one case, a property owner 

Informed the Bentlnel-Leuier, the 

reductlbn amounted to J6 per 

cent, as the l!)3!l bill was $35(l,nS 

against $401.02 for the same hold- 

ings last year. 

Contemnorary w.iitical ora- 

rsaf ofttimes "'(ontemptu- 

Bnt then nil's fair in love 

W w politics. 

Blue Monday will be » h«p- 

•• h.w « tty thlln Wednesday'for 

«W the candidates 

* l"st realiied v^v there 

*° n»»ny eandlilates— 

cheaper. 

County Employes Are 

Paid March Salaries 

County employes received their 

first pay chocKa in two months. 

Monday and Tuotdny, when Halar- 

ies for March wore distributee 

The total amount released was 

nbont $7,000 to employes, more 

than $1,000 In widow's r.°n» l0D «; 

nnd several hund>5d do lars for 

general bills which hnd been ow- 

IUK tor some time. 

The county camo Into the finds 

by tho sale of a note for 510.- 

000, lam week, through the Cam- 

den Sale Deposit nnd TntM Co 

of /Cape May- 

teacher in the Central av. achool, 

will not return In the fall bepuust 

she plans to be married. She of- 

fered her resignation, effocthe tit 

the end of the present term, 'tues- 

day night. It waB accepted nnd nest 

wIshCR were accorded her. 

Pileggi Awarded 

Rotary Citation 

H. S. Graduate Honored by 

Rotary; Boys Preside, 

"ffl" 

AN IRREPRESSIBLE 

OPTIMIST 

Jersey senator^ Including Scnato 

Mr. DureU 

all th« 

of him. 

y 

Charles C. R*ad, 

InTan 

Counterfeit $20 

BiU Passed Here 

A counterfeit 120 federal re. 

iervt bank note was detected in 

the Ocean City National Bank, 

last week by George Grace, teller. 

It bore the number B8a71161flA 

and was printed with a better 

colored ink than usual, although 

the engravine was rather poor. 

It ,1B the second counterfeit dia- 

covered in the resort within the 

Bait two months. 

Groff Gets Six Months 

For Seeking Perfect 36 

Bank Cohaervator Given Stiff Sentence by Boy Mag- 

iitrate-fWjMtress Teatifiea Against Him, 

bill to Cut Taxi 

Licenses Adopted 

The ordanance orovidinir. for a 

reduction of from $25 to S5 of the 

cost of a text, license in Ocean 

City, was adopted on final read- 

ing, Wodrmsday by the commiss- 

ioners. There waa no discussion. 

George S. Oroff was arrested 

Saturday, charged with disorder- 

ly conduct in Johnstone's Cafe, 

and was sentenceii to six months 

in jail by Police Magistrate Har- 

ry Grillo. 

Acc6rdinir to testimony intro- 

duced nt his trial, he wore a 

fireman's hat and carried a piece 

f cake in one hand while nt- 

eniptinfr to find a "perfect 3(1" 

among the waitresses, ,with the 

tree nrm. 

A WQlMe»g and Laury Jehn 

stone, praprietnr of tlie cafe, tea- 

tifiwl aRainrt him, Geoi-gn Graee. 

Wler In the Ocean City National 

\ 

of 

te 

Bank- of which Mr Groff is con- 

servator, wa3 called a 1 , a charar 

ter witness, but alii he'd nc\cr 

heard of Mr Groff 

Allowav M Smith wni fined 

5 for tloinr; phimbine; without a 

permit, and I*eilie C HiiEhe-;, re 

sort musician, mis fintsl $2 for 

purkinR on the wronp side of the 

streot. 

Magistrate Grille was one of th 

Imy officials who'mlml tho citv 

for one hour, SnturdHV- i« thi 

climax of Boy Week Mr. Groffi 

arreit nnfl conviction wns one o 

th* "stnnts' perpptiated by th 

Athletic Director Ray rite 

revealed to the Rotary club 

Friday niirht that John 

Kiilil, the diminuitive colored 

boy who won the city mar- 

hie championship, is iin ir. I 

repressible optimist. | 

"I saw John au the ball I 

park one 'ilny, 1 Mr. Flte said. I 

I •'What's the score?'! ask- I 

I ed, I 

I " 'It's 32-to-O awinst us,' | 

I John rpiilieii, | 

I ' '"Looks kind of bad for I 

! you. doesn't It?' 

i "'Oh, no, sir,' said John- 

I ny> 'wo haven't been to bat 

'! yet!' ' I 

o—— —— 0 

"We boys may look funny. do. 

Ing It, but we are trying our 

best to follow In the footsteps 

I you men, the men we admire 

ind want to be like." said dim- 

inuitive Whitney Shoemaker, 

speaker of fhe evenine in the 

Boyi 1 Week program of the' So. 

tary Club last Friday night. 

Whitney is the son of Arthur'W. 

Shoemaker, past president of Ro- 

tary, Last year Whitney preald 

ed at the boyH* meeting' of Ro- 

tary. 

Boys had entire charge of Pri- 

ay nights meeting, one of the 

best and liveliest of the year, 

Pllgjti Wins-Boy Citation. 

Rotary'a annual boy citation 

was 41 warded to Frahk PilPtfffl, 

who was graduated from the hi^h 

chonl last year. Tlie award wag 

mnde by Ray JHte, on the basil 

of worthiness and perseverance In 

spite of odds, and for the main- 

(Contlrued en ma I) 

. have dtlrrai 

tbMlBelvdii lne«n 

Campbell was broueht Wwk from J^JJ;U 

Hthnenunn Hospital, Monday, in 

tht city ambulance. He was rt 

ported feeling some better. 

Mr. Campbell was taken to Uie 

hospital the, Monday previous for 

observation and special treatment 

following two Mood transfusions. 

He Wai Bitted to stay two weeks, 

but changed his mind. 

Tommy Deenan- ambulance dri- 

ver, went for him, ' . 

S, J. Conservators to 

Meet Twice Monthly 

Coneervatorg of South Jersey I 

banki have decided to hold inform, 

mal meetinn, twice a month, tol 

discuss problems, cominc ' before I 

them, in in endeavor to share th# 1 

benefits of their findings, to thelf I 

mutual advantsuw.. :•-"•« 'I 

qedrm S. Groff, coroiervatotW 

the O«e*n City "' ' 

d u*ni To

SACRIFICE 

THAN 

tTGAGE 

t» 

t* OCEAN ATE. 

DivWin B.y to Hid, 

From Pursuing Cops. 

4 *^ ^ 

An Atlantic Citv .colored hoy 

WB» mnteneed to 70 dMr» in tho 

qounfcy jail, and two others, wem 

t9n«3| over to Atlantic City po- 

lice for sIpljllT action folltrjpg 

J min«lt throuiU Ocean fi»fr. V>d 

almost to Soraers Palpi by local 

police late Sutuwtar nicht. 

Janua ^w«, 17, of Alnwna pi., 

4r«w th«3&ll sentence here after 

life "'filewded Jtuilty fa «rg«s pf 

driving without n licence, reck 

less driving, failure to »top for 

o police whistle anil hit-nnd-run 

drivjnp. (The sentences were 1G 

ttays, 130 day?, 10 days and »H 

tlftvs on the respective counts. An 

Atlantic City police detalnei 

awaits him when.lie serves tbia 

KATZINGERS 

Pnpcr Snppurt and Prop 

Tiny r«t nM 

£009-11 ATLANTIC AVK. 

fciq Smith wt>l»H«J 

âr with only one li|jht. In- 

of atopptog, the or )iatn- 

tlff ap^jl «p A? nllr T. » v » »»j| 

upon tunMng the corner at^ 9th 

6^ shtctfwiped another machine 

driven'by lyalter J. Warren, of 

Pjtman, doing: considerable Vam- 

age. I 

Thft fygithe sped towawL'Som- 

eravfl'oint ami the police car and- 

motorcycle did not catch it until 

near thv third briil(t«. As soflji us 

thi car iônpmt J?T»« leap«4 out 

an^.dfvcd in th* bay for the pur- 

pose of hiding, but tho police 

SAW hi? head above the water 

aijil 'drairffed him out. 

.- Find Car W«» Stolen.- 

Upon returning to police head 

quarters it -was discovered " the 

car had been stolen from in front 

of an Atlantic City tbcatro about 

:tn hour before^ • On this count 

William Daniels- 18, of Baltic av., 

and Andrew Williams, 24, of .Oh- 

io av,, "were turned over to* tho 

Atlantic, City 4|pt7 

famous Opera Singer Com* 

ing With Quartet. 

Muii«l featurei of thi Ocean 

City Tabernacle tervieii this 

atmimer will exeell any ever of- 

fered in the patti aesordinB to 

Kev. William K, Fisher, the su- 

Berinttnilent, who this week on- 

nounctd that the following will 

appear during the sammir: 

The National Male Quartet, 

composed of Henri Scott, famous 

basso formerly with the Chkago 

and Metropolitan Opera compan- 

ies; Bernard Poland, tenor o«- 

torio anil concert soloist and well 

known in Ocean City for his 

church work; Donald Redding, 

baritone, director ^f music in 

Bethany Presbyterian church (the 

Wanamokir church), Philadel- 

phia, leader of the Inter-Church 

choir that is on the air with ap- 

proximately 600 voices every 

Tuesday niffht, and Howard Mae- 

Neil, noted tenor. 

Adults' and Children's choirs 

will be orffanizid bv Mr, Red- 

ding, who also will have a chil- 

dren's service one afternoon each 

week. He will also give them 

chalk talks. 

The- National Quartet will pre- 

sent several musical events dur- 

ing the season, f 

The Inter-Cliureh choir will be 

here Oft special occasions, and 

several members have promised 

to be present everv Sunday, ' 

Methodist Church to 

Observe Mother's Day 

"Mothcr'n DHJT" will IK ntwervod Sun. 

doy al Ihe Flut Mclh.-ilisl EpDcgfUll 

thureh at 11 14, 111, Rev. W. A. Dsyd, 

iiliniiiter, will begin a itefieg df seven Her- 

mann aa M TTie Divine Gardener," The ser- 

mons *¥|U be in Ihe fpllowinjf order 1 "The 

Divine Girdener." Hl» Seed. HU Vino- 

mi. Hl« Blwdins Branch, Hi« MBientU 

Hill-. HIH Ill#>>, His Qm.il nnd Hi. 

itsrs. 

Music Sunday morning SH to be fts feU 

lows: The Junior Chorda Choir will sing 

"iiiiglnff fop jcpyg," author unknown I 

Senior Chorus, "Mother's Day Anthem," 

by Aekiei-, 

Mother's Day seFvlee at 7,45 y. m. DF, 

Boyd will speak about "Two Great Wem- 

-sn"-6l—the- church, Â-deligbtCul gmaiesi- 

proKFam has been planned in honor of 

euf Mothers. 

poiore-* Hiliman will nlav n tryrepet 

solo, "Rock of Ages." by HsstinES, A 

Beginners' Choir will sine "Spring," au. 

ther unknown, A Grsndmsthers' chorus 

Is to sing "Love Divine, 1 ' by ûndel. The 

Junior vested (riri's choir will sing "The 

World Is filnd," hv Lansftn. A ItrhlB 

quartet, Elisabeth Tilton, Msfjorie Vsil, 

Clairs Robliitidn, nnd Alice Ash, will play 

'OhonirCli* WH •IBV"tilt Thin*, 

Eyo» (llijah)," br MindoUsohn, 

Lutheran* t# GCMtrvf 

; Hotiitr't Pay, Sunday 

Hother'a Bajf Is to, .ti* qbiwved Bt St.' 

ilm'« Lulhoran Church. Sunday, at 7,45 

p. SpMiai ramie will be preKilled in 

-jniuneUsn with thi lerviee. The sermon 

topio will he "The Golden Opportunity. 

The Sunday School is to meet fit 11 a, M, 

Hani were NDpleted last Tuesday «ve- 

ninf for en old fashbried feast heef gun- 

Mr, ThuMilay evening. May 28, Tht 

idles' Aid and Men's Club s( the church 

Q eo^Bcrgting in this enterprise, 

A new schedule of wrvlai will go into 

hot the flut Sunday of Juno, The test- 

- nr evening serviee will be drsmjed for 

trio sumtner. Is be replaced by the Bofird- 

isrvlcei ill tho Slrniid Theatre dur. 

ins July and August, In Its wieiid the 

service will bo at 11,15 a, m. The gun. 

day lehoel will meet Bt 10 a, m, during 

the lUBMer, 

First Baptist Church 

Announcements* 

FISST BAPTIST CHURCH 

iflUi St, and Wesley Ave, 

Rsv. GeOfgo W, Lawrence, Minister : 

Morning aci/vics or worshin nt 10 i8Q 

e'elyek- 

Byndiiy seiiaol. jirtl a, m, Classes far 

all num. Cull MeoM, fiUper.nlfndenL 

Song eervtfe und BBmien et 7i80 p. m. 

Sjiialng loil-• by brnis quartet. 

Prnget 1 nicgtiiig on Wednesday at 7 :4B 

Christian Science 

Subject, Sunday, 

''MORTALS AND IMMORTALS" will 

bo the subjsct nf tho Lesson-Sermon in 

«ll Churehee af Christ* HeioniiyU en Sun- 

d&^ M«y 14. 1533, 

"*hg Qjiiden l^xt is; "Tholi BVo rift 

motQ a Eervant, but u. Ban i and If s 

son* then an HPIF gf Ggd though 

ChHBt* 1 (GaliUiana ill). 

Among the citations U'liieh eoifnpFlMe 

ihq L^sagn-Hermpii Ii the fsHfiwIng from 

Bible i "the fens Qt the Lord la the 

,_^»iiininff oi wieddrn: af«I ihe knowledge 

jef the holy ia under standing. For by me 

th? day a Shall be multipned, and 

jtesra af thy Itfo shall be inereapcu 

"mveths Diiu.lljr 

h\$ Leôn-BcfRiqn ah>B !si!y?i9H the 

foliqwlnn lmssago frsm the ChrlBtign 

gglenea tcstlRjck. "Bcienpe nnd HeuUh 

with Key to the Beripiures" by Sfcify 

Qaksr Eddy: "Never reeord aÊs. CJhron- 

aleMlesl data are no part of the va?i 

fafevef, Time-iabJei of birth and death 

dFe no nSanj 1 ednspirneici against insh^ 

hoed and wsmenhsed, Eseept for the 

error sf mijfifiuHnH and UmtUng all thnt 

in gosd and beautiful, fnsn would en^ 

joy Hisfe thhn three iesre years and 

ten and HUII maintain his vigor* .freiih' 

nc»s, and promise, M&n, eovei-ntd hy 

immortal Mind, in alwuyg beautiful and 

*r8Bd" (p, 346), 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEU 

Tap the Somers Point 

Territory 

Oeron rl»j IB l(i l«irlc»l truilnw 

tenter. Y«ar.iuiia The rtontinel- 

k tm»T Will cost little more: In 

The Hiinwirs Point Herald. 

"Mile Bos NiBhl" wai aburveil Bt the 

MethndlM iinrwrniiie. Tueida;. when the 

Wonun'u Homo Mi.alijiii.ry jmloty met, 

Mrs. Bimwl Gothrinir told the Ktorf of 

the Kegieetcd mite bo.^ gnd then after 

colliflliin they were opened. The con- 

tents wore lilaceri in the trtMurii to help 

make up the auon, 

A newiipiiicr eliDIllnic from a Cedar- 

vlllo, G»., ,.,]lilif»ti,,n was reiia. It told 

BLthe_projt«as_m»de in a home silsaign 

ichool, miiKrviHd by Mlm Etbel Haryst, 

a former frequent resort vinltor In that 

•hp hug EiiKeocdtd In railing MO.ODO to 

bQitd a new dormitory. 

Mrs, Horêo Smith. i>ro§ident* kd iii 

devotions. 

It was decided to stnpe a i.iay Iflte 

this monlh. Mrs, Snmuel Cmhriim will 

be director, 

PRESBYTERIAN MISSION OKOUP 

fiUESTS AT LUNCHEON 

, There were 111 eineri, lilaecd for lunch, 

eon T(ie«diiy when Mfn, Anna LellBth, 015 

4lh »t,, cnterlnlned member* of the Mi«. 

lilonary socieiy of the Preabyterian thurch. 

After diniiiii, devntifituil^ were led by 

Hit. Oharjm 1". N. VneiseUn and Mrn, F. 

UsRoy Hnwe, LepKints were preacnted bv 

Mrs, John Rosenbnym and Mlsg liarnh 

MAY DRESS 

Ladies' and 

NEW SPRING DRESSES 

m **. j ' GUARANTEED 

NEW STYLES Jk f\S FAST COLORS 

NEW COLORS fcli^W A N»w PrtM 

NEW PATTERNS ^F*/ H It Fade, 

Here', your d«n« to »»ve on Benuttful New S^g Dras«» of 

Ladies' and Misses' 

Super Quality Afteriiooii Dresses 

SHEERS 

SPORT PIQUE 

Sport SEERSUCKER 98' 

VAT DYE 

GUARANTEE^ 

FAST COLORS 

One of the moit seniiitiontl valuei ever ottered in Ocean City. Wei, . 

• vwy special purehiise. Now it'i your turn to mike a very special puichwe. ;| 

The price ii extremely low for these •tunning dresses. Newest of stylet ••''11 

Such a whale of a lot of value at at 98c, 

Siml4to20. 

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May 9, 1953 

A iP«at thini has ooourred anoniBt ua. We have nad» a coaplete 

tUTO-Brouad, and at, laat AatPioa's fao« is toward the future. 

Three yearn—1919 to 1932—we AniPioans looked backward. All 

our old f Inanoiol and political maohinei-y was geared to pull ui out of 

the depression by the sane door through which we entered. We 

thought it simply a case of going taek the way we eaai. It failed. 

He now realiM that the way out Is forward—-through it, 

* ThanltB for that beiongB to frisiditnt Rcjosevelt, Inauguration 

Day he turned the Ship of State around. Having observed the failure 

of iinoere efforts to haul us back the way we oame, he designed a new 

Bethod—new political and finanoial Mohinery—to pull ui out 

the way we are goingforward. Hi is clearing international ' 

obatnoles out of the wayj he does not stand in awe of tariff a. The 

people begin to feel,that he does not take advice from the Hntar- 

esti"I that heiiai' courage and loyalty to work for one supreai 

.'inteMit only---the welfare of the Aaerioan people, That is a tig 

achievement for'twKflioutnain offloe. , . 

" >;'â now we all look to.»>jatiJiToojflingi>f-grow less ana less 

:• O8irt»tt>id wi^ what' is Virttttlfi. ii? W« W ttgj lag behind lihey hold 

J Intailfthe' iunior briiiiii, Intjndliw )> 

Weslmrrttef Build «n.l I**!' n«fl(*P«-,L 

dinner In the (acini roonm of the cliyreh 

next mpoihi 

Present weFe: MidH Ida Benner, 

Surah Benner, Mri. Thoodiire B»ehr«ii, 

Mlm L»urn Joiiei.Mrp. O, O. Ailinu, Mm. 

Hurry A, Mnrrl«. Mrs. rlmi-le. Jfnnd, Mrs. 

J. V. Fm. Mm Howard I.umly, Mrs, F,. 

LnHoy Hnwo, MIBH Annii JCSKUII, M«I 

Snr« Jc«»y|>. Mrs. Jolin nn»Qnhnum. Mrs, 

ntmrlca T, N. Voewlln. MM, Jmiiei Ward, 

Mm. Jnhn IJikc, Mr». Hnhoit HBirncnllJ, 

Mr». Ellen lenmen and .Mrs. IjolHth, 

MACEDONIA M. B, CHUHCH 

Charles K. Klncjiile, Postor 

in n, m.—CIHBS mectlnit, 

I! «, m,=,Mgthcr3' R&¥ service, Eermsn 

by the pastor, 

rj.so—chnreh jehwii. « 

• 7,4,l=ftiwnrth lêaû^. ,* 

B 3(1 p. m,—Molhrr«' Da;' (imBrnm. 

Moliil.iy, I p. m,» OfTiisiHl linnrtl, . 

WedneidiiV, II r. m.-.-Pmyir mwtJne. 

ThursdBY, 8,30 n, in,-Men's «n4 worn. 

en'B tonleat proBrnm. 

WITH SELIC1 

:RCHANDISE TO tiaa 

WESTMINSTRR GUILD PLAN1 

DIVERilONB FOR 1UMMBR 

Mri, Marlen Trout Murphy, nssiiftcd by 

.Mrs. LpuEiie Csrnmiin and Mr^, Miriam 

Welnwright. eniertalned the Westminster 

Presbyterian junior miîonary or- 

in. at the Treut residence, 10.15 

av,. Tuesday night, 

__ ...littees were apnajnteil to arrange 

lot the annual beach~ party In July nnd 

the Aimuitt moonlight sail, Mrs* Edward 

Bowker, Miss Catherine tjgrtlon and Miss 

JeanEtte Darby will arraffgc fnr the fsrni- 

er, SSjl Mrs, Gertrude Hughes slid Miss 

Aliee Qrirrettson for the iatter. 

An invitation tn ilinAer, June IS, ex- 

tended by the HenioF missionary society* 

was aeeepted* 

Mrrti Frances nlffgrtl .liresetlteu the eon- 

' "- lerfso1i i nii^-Allen ' ChfiMjaft Khdeavor. 

l^sB^gi Methcr's Tiay iirsgrfim* 

8 IJ, ni, — Sci-viee h? the' Glrls^ neHervd, 

UnrfDf- the dircctinn« nt Mr**, 5?srli!* 

Brown* Sermfiii by' a vjmlnr? ' 

Mnnilnv Evening—The U, A, A. C, Ft 

Hi 4IE Weit av. ; 

Tto 

Ninv H (lipTlniu to Ituj Ocean 

Viij MtJil Kslnte 

mmm 

f^mt^ 

iîtte!«!ji:.'f.ii^l,''h 

SALE 

Fine Cottage near Beach. 

Large Living Room, Din- 

ing Room and Kitchen. 

Four Bed Rooms and 

Maid's Quarters. 

Fumiahed Nicely. 

Large Lot arid 

Two-tar Garage 

Sacrifice Price for Quick 

Sale and Financed to 

Suit. 

BERTRAND T. & T. X 

mm? 

INSURANCE 

15th »nd Boturdwalk 

Phonei 178 

HRE INSURANCE 

LAW OFFICES 

Auguitus S, Gootz 

IDS Title DidB, Ocean City 

Clarence Ferguson 

COAL 

14th and HBTU Fhome SS-W 

Leu Than PhtU. Fri 

WINDOW 8HADEB 

Chas-E. Adam & Bros. 

BO-23 Phone 

BuKteadsJINonn Syrup 

PRINTING 

Whea You: Want It, 

As You Like It 

Lewis L Barrett 

807 

fit the church. 

Wednesday c 

Isaac Johns 

inE—prayer meeting. !?d 

hiirstfa? evmlng^ Sqeial tiipht. 

'rliiay e¥enina==The elnspe§ will 

Led by Mrs, Gcefgiiina Money. 

Optical Service 

Now Lower in Cost 

We desire to announce that 

our complete optical service 

ûrine 1083 will ha rendired 

[ft a reducid eoat. Dial BilBSl 

for accurate eye sight service 

at very moderate rates. Frames 

greatly lowered in price, 

Dr, L, W. BETTS & Sons 

OPTOMETHISTi 

1708 Atlantic A« 

ATLANTIC cri% N. J, 

Hours 9 to 5 

Dial 5-1531 

SPECIAL OFFER 

If tit think over 10 

>«»' cilictlti.ee at 

fltllnt gluars )• of 

any vilne In your 

UH, bring us jour 

•ye (roubles 

Dr. Harry H. Lake 

Optometrist 

822 Aghiiry Ave, Phone 404 

Apartments Cleaned and 

made ready for rental 

inspection. Moderate 

charge. 

JAMES D, YOUNG 

Property Maniigeri 

SBD and WESLBI 

Phone 810.B 

DB. BUTZSTBIN 

SWBET AIK DENTIST 

TEETH EXXBACXED 5Qc 

$26.00 Pliie |1Q 

llrokcu FlateJi Repaired 11.00 

DR. BLITZSTE1N 

Cor. Illinois «nd Atlnptlo Av« 

Atlanllo Cllr. N- /. 

OFFICE HOURS: 8 .. m._S p. m, 

SUNDAY: 10 «. w.-l p, o, 

Phone 

LAW OFFICES 

George Ebnet 

Legal matteri ghtn grumpt Aj 

tention, Collrctlons • ipecfal 

SZ4 Ninth St, Oc«o Citj, N, 

LAWN MOWI 

(nil iind 

BAYSIDE SPEeiAlTrt 

MACHINE SHOP 

80S HAY ATK, rHOMJ 


SOI EIGHTH StW.it 

Branch of The Mmber 

Firil Churth or CHriil, I 

In Dofton^ Mm. 

iandar Usrnlnir S«rvinft U 

B0B-8tll 81 

Subjtet o( Lciion-Sermim '«r 

MAY 14— 

"MORTALS ANI> 

Sund.T Sthool at ».!• i, m. 

Tntimanlal M«llm K«b W*« 

•I S D. m. 

Rcaiitif Ham opm Monqirif 

nnilan ind FrMui "«»* N 

kolidwi. ft Hilt* 

Tht PaUU !• CottMl 

JOHNJ.HOPP1N, 

Counsellor-at-LaW 

iW Title and Tnint W* 

Telephone M r 

ion C»n OWB tto 

.leiyclry and KeW FMl 

Coit 

FRIEDEBERGSi 

"Tha Lending 

A l l Cllj" 

CASHorfRE 

IMt ATLANTIC AT 

ATLANTIC MM 

Electric Rt 

640 Asbury 

ElecfaicSa^j 

REDUCTION IN COAL PW 

J. LAEAN HiA^l 

34th Y w of Coil Semee m OceMi Q^ 

iEST READING mm 

Nirt and Egg $12.W 

$12.50 

Buckwheat $7,50 

[adley Charges Big Gas Companies 

liscriminating Against the Short 

Price High 

lere. Cut It on 

Assertion 

Says Ocean City 

on Menaced; Sees 

Blow to Resort, 

FUBLIC 

I • fiorv address at convention 

1 lMt "'Kilt, Mayor Harry 

Jley urB«l the communities of 

i May County to unite for self 

•tloii against alleged diacrim- 

of the bi B-aBSlino com- 

agai" 1 '' 'Seashore towns. He 

j »t a mass fneetinK of the 

ien.lent Renublk-ana, 

|rc we to sit iiily by und see 

(gas companies rob the sea. 

jwtis of business that thev 

y badly at this time of the 

by their uniair business 

Ji?" he asked, "For months 

lvi been planning to make 

f a banner one for sum. 

ItiHtprs, Are we going to let 

Fsrti be thwarted o). account 

mline price war? 1 

if County Dealers, Charge 

present, the big gas com- 

j ire Helling gas to stations 

jfte White Horse Pike for 

i,iad a fraction cents per gal- 

[l!le same quality and brand 

Une from the same eom- 

£BSts the dealers of Cape 

ICtuiity 11 !i cents per gallon, 

T result of this action al- 

belnK ft, It in the ,,eashore 

particularly In Ocean City, 

k h ffl d 

Throws Coffee in His 

Wife's Face; Tragedy 

Is Start of Troubles 

For (hrowlng a eun of coffee 

111 bis wife's fuce, Harold Sel. 

over, of WDdwood, was placed 

on prohation for a year, Wed. 

nesday, !iy Judge Palmer M, 

Way, 

According to A. J, C'aflero, 

coiinsel for Hdlover, he hod 

Htarted drinking about a year 

ago when his three small chil- 

dren were drowned when they 

Tell from a small boat al Wild, 

wood, and marital troubles 

started. 

The wife was not burned by 

the coffee, he said, and since 

Ihe episode Ihe two have teen 

reconciled, 

Selover pleaded non vult to 

ihe eharge, 

Fire Department 

Opens Ball Season 

First Game Slated for Lo- 

cal Field Tomorrow. 

Idealers have suffered, and 

• with them every linn of bug. 

Efcr local motorists, by drlv. 

Marbv towns^PliHiantville 

itration —can save 40c on 

I of Ras. But ga«uline is 

only thing purchased; 

I of the week'B shopping in 

yn those cominuilities. „ 

fhili Plans for SMHon 

lint fall we hive been 

1 to make this year tho 

t ever for our summer visi- 

Ta«s have bten i-niiuced, 

f hive been reduced, more en- 

J features are planned and 

lions to i the visitor have 

[ trade right ' t 

Finest 

Standing Rib Roast % 

Cot Inm But tmlltr Corn-tM Bttt 

Fresh Pack Mushrooms 

Mrs. Schlorer's Relishes 

Cheese •Borden'fl Chateau 

Kraft American 

Kraft rttnrtte 

Kraft Velvrtta 

Special for Thursday and Friday Only 

I** Shad Roe ^ 

V* *> Store Sliced Bacon *» 

Lebanon Bologna 

Luncheon M«at ** II v»»«» "JY«" 

Corn»d Bmt QC || slick Baî 

II 1-Ib Geiinloe 

|| Calves Liver 

Freshly Caught Chesapeake ', 

Buck Shad tb 10c : Roe Shad tb ^ 

Cleaned Fresh Sea Trout or Croakeis » 12c '3 

Outstanding Grocery Vahtes: 

7c Gold Seal Macaroni or . 

Spaghetti 

.Had* 

Apricots, Pineapple ) T««. CM#4l 

Sliced Peaches 

Cherries, Pears 

ani ettmonile.1—for aaladi Op dauerhi. 

14^;.2i 

•5 r < !±* I iPSS- - 

Jellies tumbler 

•SiiW 

Made in our own kitchens from tin! niw fin* InradtenU 

you noulil me. Regularly 13c 

One Cocktail Okas FREE 

with every bottle of 

Tomato 

Juice Cocktail 

inter flawr, serve ehilied.17* 

Oar Thn« t'«rfee« 1'rlced 

21c OSCO COFFEE B __„,, 

A rish WtBd of fine CaffMa with • d«idedlr diffennt flivsr. ' - V^gl 

18c Victor COFFEE • ft 1S@ 

An axnllent blend ot S«nlo« OalfiH, Mild and Mellow. 

25c Acme COFFEE »«•'_. 

•ileettd esuth Amerinn with Anblun M«h» and Jan Ceffm;- 

Our Bakery Cake Specials """y^j 

Silver Queen Loaf Cakes F "* eadi lSe--% 

• Round Berry Single Layer Caka eadi iOd fl 

•Strve trlth EinwherflM and Whitman's Morntirnnllow whip. 

Fancy U. S. No. 1 Maine 

Potatoes 15 Ib 

Louella m Butter 

Richland Butter 

m 29c ^: 

National Biscuit Peanut Cakes 

Uneeda Assortment DeLuxe 

5c Victor Bread 

Broad Supreme large wrapped 

OSCO Chili Sauce ; 

m 

pi 

Ban 

leaf 

loaf 

hot 

1 6 c • '•••'•'S 

2Bc- • 0 

4el 

Ivory Soap Flakes 

P and G Soap 

Camay Toilet Soap 

Ivory Snow 

, Urn ptei^ 

4 MkN Ifp 

2 VIM? 23c 

Quiksuds Soap Chips ,'^ 8c 

Freeh 

Large Juicy 

Florida 

Fruits and Vegetabley 

uses •:*«•.'• 

MILES 

TIME 

--=„ Atlantic CUy, OctMl Gty «> d 

AU Part, of Cape May CounlT. 

City-Longport Bridg< 

4*TICraTS>Wc 

SAVE WITH A NEW CHEVROLET 

PALMER CHEVROLET COMPANY • : '|l|%-*»*Sf 

Iceberg Lettuce M 7 Vic II For VegetaMe 

Telephone Peas , » 10c Bflpri^cwiSi" 

Wineaap Apples 8 »«14c " ^ B -'«* 

Haw entban w m , 

Sugar Corn CJC 

1119 ASBURY AVENUE 

24 Hour Service 

We Specialize In, CHEVROLET Service 

OCEAN CTTY 

All Parts in Stock ( 

All Labor and Material Guaranteed 

F 

| Be

May 14 A spceilboats 

__r« Tx>ats will leave this 

lie large pleasure cruis- 

Janws, will be one of 

i tliis its tcrml- 

\tcort In Office 

j 

; 

- ' — * — 

— • • " i 

DMbt» ui Hrt, Mwwl »«»»» 

bott. 

IMW&la' «f HneSU?. M „ ,.. 

• Mr. t L.CHALMER?. 

Get your Pontiac now and enjoy 

the thrill of a fine new car 

Op out of the bog of stagnant business, 

pops Pontiac Sales increasing every month. 

Ahtadof last year. 

Tbe sheer newness of the car, the Wanced 

value that anyone can aeeui) feel, the 

good old spring sunshine that warms hearts 

and thaws out cold feet-make a comblaation 

that a lot of folks can't reslsMorever. 

Stop any Pontiac owner anywhere and 

aak him what be thinks of his Pontiac 

Economy Straight Eight Ask any auto. 

Everywhtf^ there is tho (M^ 

•tain ever accorded i Pontiac. 

our bintory IMIVO SQ 

•Ad phoned v» to s»y bow 

an mm thtir oew Pofltlacs. 

. E^fry day NvMW m 

buyerg~by their toob, their | 

tiwir comfort, theb-«rfety. Ihelf« 

tfftt durability mnd their tip l^f*L 

Don't tmift ter^ptrtion too 

one now. You'll be in good 

•MHfeolBBiinr, 

PONTIAC 585 

THE H.UNOM1 Slii; 

^ lYllllHlIV > 

KW.il. fO- 

SO? 

Says Relief 

loke Screen 

BUI of 

permanent Value. 

would re-oceur ntat year. 

Definite ITotfiam 

, we need lo a definite 

i that «an bo depended uppaymeBt 

ol tMes.ogmGuumft 

norma!, 

! It i> neaesiary to saorltiee 

.'of eur road building proijfl 

maintain our schoolB, ev- 

Ineiuding road bulldors, 

,1 men and bond agenta 

spared to submit to the at. 

% when it convenes, u Homet 

Bmilar to th«t pasied by 

(JituM in Florida, 

isi urovideg that a homo 

ftf the he*d of a family refin 

the state, together with 

WofUi of .personal property, 

It improvements on the real 

[dial! be exempt from fore. 

Yonder* proceia of any teourt 

Officials May ' 

[Tournament Hosts 

\ iutgestion made by boy 

loHMala of the city, Sat- 

|, My be taken ierilO 

Cigarettes 

rfiO 

ChlBiO PLAlttSOR6RAHULEl 

PcVGSoap Tk«««u-*JHB«iM»tati 

NT MK6D1LEND 

GOLD MEDAL 

FLOUR CHEESE 

Tomato Juic« I Tomato Soup 

GARDEN - FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 

WANafU.S.N».ieRADl ^^^ 

Main. Potato- '"&" 151-1 

ASPARAGUS b-a. 19c I NEW ONIONS 3*. I 

TOMATOES - 2M25c 

FANCY MIUC-FTO-iTSWO ; 

Chickens 

LAMB_-b 12c 

Brant ofUmWfe 

Neck of Umb » lie 

Rib Roatt 

li0A 

•HUmARBor 

feADISHES-3 

RikVi

Awarded 

Citation 

Honored by 

Reside. 

fa ''perfect balance beam) 

phyakal ttevel- 

selectlon. of Pliflq»i)e 

by a committee 

hit French B. Lov*land, 

PT Rotary chairman; 

vBpwn, sunerintendent 

and Mr. Fite, school 

Or. 

ding Leader. 

the club wanmlater 

that Frank 

^bove the avenge in 

'ind that he ten! demtitainff 

traitB as a 

h shown that he 

f-Mk own. 

a fine personality and 

dependability," Mi 1 . 

ikward was a comto 

the boy who 

A to be a guest of 

ay night, lor DO ex- 

Pranies. 

*ai;s the t»y mayor- 

. ana kept the program 

apldty and smoothly. 

i little Berwyn Hughes 

; .fcaMer, and like his 

>r.- 3. Thomley Hughes, 

'M sonfr leader, &t 

1 i 

Shoemaker and Roy 

Jr., contributed sever. 

solos ami duet 1 ?. 

' Harvey &»red one of 

, _^ the eveninjr in a CIPVqttttlon 

of birthday erectewU 

Gandy and French 

on behalf of their 

to Russell Crane, 

atlon was pronounced 

pnjcel. Bob Sharp, boy 

read Boy) We *k un- 

Bts. Prcil Woll-u-e. JOSfrrand 

Edward ntnl retnro 

l i *SMin. 

•' Price $8,600 / *' 

"fur jmlh hiiiisi"!, #2,«0fl fnsh, 

H4ilil lij iirder (it 1 mtttt]mm> 

holder 

Ralpli L, Chester, 

Boya' Week has asked Toe Sen 

tlnel-Ledger to expresi Ite thankn 

to the following who donated cash 

for ptos awarded In tho ntheltlc 

eventsi Atlantie ^31tjr Electric co,, 

Jersey Central Power and I.iehi 

eo,, Ocean City Water Servle? co. 

New Jersey Bell Telephone ''''., 

Supnloe.Wllis.Jones and Abboii's 

Dairiei, 

Appreciation it also expressed 

to the following who Bdvertis(!d In 

the program of Boys' Weeli; Howard 

Warren, Hughes' Pharmacy, 

Powell's Super Service, Kwan's 

Cut Hate Store, Johnstone's cafe, 

Prank Snnnino, Gordon Brothers 

and Morgan Hand Jr, 

PANAMA 

HATS 

Fiifs and Fnr tinrnii'dls 

and Stored 

OCEAN CITY 

TAILOR SHOP 

,1, T, TAI.KSK 

Sfifl \slmry Aicnuo 

OCKIN CITY 

Fur-Trimmsd 

Garments 

Stored 

Ocenn City Scrip 

Accepted 

I. N. AGRONS FURS, fi< 

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*' I 

MAY 12, 1933 

Fast Line Buses 

Go on Asbury av. 

Trout Swing. Them Off 

Rutty Central av. 

ThrouBh the efforti of City Commissioner 

John K. Trout, Shore 

Fait Line Transportation Co. 

buses, running between Both st. 

and. Atlantic City, will be reroviteil 

over Asbury «v., between 17th st. 

and 34th it. . ,, . 

The reason for the ehanjfe 1 that 

Central av., between those sweets, 

is H pnor nnnililon. The holes already 

in Oie street are becominB 

worse, with the heavy mochines 

paasing over them. In order to 

save the street until repairs are 

made, the buses will keep to the 

hard pavinK on Asbury av. 

A resolution authoniinK th* 

channe prnliably will be introduced 

at the uammission liioetiiig next 

week 

Politicalôrkers 

Comb Resort Homes 

If there is a voter in Ocean 

City who has mil Men approached 

by workers for either or both 

Republican factions, ha mu«t_ have 

been «way from home for 1 the 

D 1!\)r W< workerB foi 1 both groups 

have been hard nt It. making 

houso-to-house call«, nearly, in 

efforts to line up sgpport.for ono 

or tho other of tbe tickets. 

Many workers have also been 

seeking voten 011 the West Bide, 

amon* the most active belnfr for- 

,,,,,r * '•*• ^ ^'^ ^ • 11 -S/ '^ m*i •, :• "s h ^H i4^'i U .-••• 1-/ ^ ^ W l S v L C k 

SPRING'S HERE 

Business Is Picking Up! 

Now's the Time To Bring New 

Customers Intd Your Store 

Start Advertising In ihe Paper 

EVERYBODY Reads - - 

The Sentinel-Ledger 

8th Street and Haven Avt, 

,.£,.'f; ; 

Phone 304 

- i ' 

1 / • , 

i 

'9*1'I * • • 

m - Man 

:olates 

yî For 

Mother's Day 

i- • * 

paitinbg 1-tb Baskets 

II- ?'"< 

Vrcadia Sweet Shop 

f, 7 »W jbllUBY AVENUE 

en 

Active Cinpwgner. 

if nrit 

this day of ardent 

y "rAutar" «M 

Republicans, i.'B. Mwreom 

MW..,!eNL; of Wildwood, member 

of' the freeholdirs seeking Boml- 

'••" for another terra is not 

•»r|BM#B num." 

fybe has no band wag- 

on, and no "ticket" to help him 

Bold nuns meetinii^he la active- 

Iy" campaigning for votes, by per- 

coial appeal. 

1'olBlt t« n*t Bword, 

In addition to staling many 

hands he Is writing scores of let- 

ters to friend*, nequalntanets and 

voters throughout •the county, 

pointing to hl» past record in of- 

flcq anil asking support on prl- 

: ary day. 

"I have insisted on flood bus- 

iness economy in the management 

of eounty affairs," he< sflys. •'Be- 

lieving that municipalities can 

spend Uieir odvertlSIng funds 

more- ndvaniageously i than the 

county hoard of freeholders, T 

have opposed placing anything In 

the county budget for that pur- 

pose. When I first became a mem- 

ber of the board, the /amount in 

the budget for advertistag purpos- 

ea was ISi.OW. The amount this 

year is $2,000, 

"Open bidding on * liso.ono 

bond issue produced a .Having for 

the county eilimated it (12,00(1, 

Installation of a bondjflling sys- 

tern has Improved the .old hit or 


„• many l||nti as 

» saving this 

w w T-. iMtallaUon ol a 

new SUdgot utid • bookkeeping kfi- 

tem with,all major Items hroMn 

down atttt .identjfied. now gives 

taxpayers an opportunity *! t 

•Itnee to "see cbjiilitipns as they 

exist, I »lw refer to my Maud 

against further bond issues, mi. 

Bawd, Hoping for Relief, 

Postpones Scrip Action 

(Continued from imita 1) 

S Il C 

Reach Out for 

More Business 

AarnUw in the Somtn l'lilnt 

Herald at tuning coat If the 

Mine ad mm In The SMitinrf 

A 

bnd isu, 

toward insurlnc 

Ions before tiny 

my endeavore 

bank deposltm 

hanks in New Jersey closed 

doors, 

"I ask your support on this rec- 

ord, and promise to 'doyMo in; 

time in the future for the giioj 

or the count?, as I have done i: 

the 

tuition charies: T 

iit ) 

Isle City, 15,- 

hi $«437B0 

(Continued from tmfi 

an address by Mayor Edward 

an addrtss by yf 

Springer, of Cape May Paint, its 

which he charged that a number 

or jobs created by Luther Ogden, 

of the Heiular organization, were 

unnecessary, 

liridffB Work UHIWCMSU?J I 

One In purikmlar wa» at 

Schellenger's Landing, where u 

bridle was torn down that had 

been built only a few- yeas before, 

to make way for a new one cost- 

ing over SlOO.OOO. The other one 

ld h been repaired for 

could have 

$B,000 and 

20 

been 

would h 

for 

repaired 

easily- hiivo 

id l l 

YALE KEYS 

2 for 25c 

LEMONT 

« Bay AT*. HI, 1641 

087.50; Upper Township, t«,43T,B0; 

and Dennis Township |J,B7E, 

For the current year the board 

is owed 1198.10 from the state 

school funds $37,367.70 in state 

school taxes; 14,124,86 In railtoad 

taxes, ant the following in tuition; 

Sea Uli City, $5,687,60; Upper 

township, 18,512,601 Dennis Town.) 

ship, I3.S87.B0; Somers Point, $!.,.„ 

A Taniw. M«f 15.11 

FAST WORKERS^ 

hat Romtntt 

with JOHN em safety in childbirth. 

In America annually,' 16,000 women die in childbirth, 

^soing authorities say that at least half of them could 

"saved bv adequate maternity care. 

WH. Fianklin D. Roosevelt is the principal speaker 

« » meeting taking place today in New York City for 

B «puipof,o of trying to reduce this frightful toll. 

Here is a real and practical way to render tribute to 

«Mnca's mothers and expectant mothers. Let the fine 

'ments of the past continue, but let us not abate 

înterest in this far more important aspect, the SAV- 

lw »oi mothers' llvei! 

England announced a boycott against Russia, whifh 

Plly responded with a man'iBiie boycotf. 

RTON 

SKEVICK, SOT SFBMONH. 

Jesui rope from his ieat, drawn by that iplendld outburtt of 

fallh and without heBltatlon or qiieitloning he giartcd. He went 

with the father whose daughter wai dead. All hit life He seemed 

to feel that there was no limit ut all to what He roiilil, If only 

IIIOBB who begeeched Him believed enough, Grimplng ihe fathtr'H 

arm He led the 1 way up the Btreet, his dlBclnlea anil the motley 

crowd hiirryinB along behind. 

They hud several blocks to travel, and before-their Journey was 

completed another interruption necurrea, 

A woman whii hi»d been sick for twelve years ("died through the 

I'towd, eluded the sharp eyes of Ihe disciples and louched the hem 

•if HIB garinent, "Pfc she said within herself, it 1 may hut touch 

HiH garment, I shall be whole," , . . What an Idea . . , What a 

personality His nui8t have been to provoke such ideas "My 

iliiUBhter is dead, but lay your hands on her and she will live." 

I v« been Hick fur twelve yearn; th» doe-tors can do nothing, but 

if I only touch HiB coal I'll be all right." ... How can artists 

posalbly have Imagined that ii and-fneed weakllni could ever in- 

spire siich amasslne Ideas as these! 

The woman won her victory. By that Iniich, liy hh, Bmile. by the 

few words he spoke, her faith rose triumphant over disease She 

"*•»» niade whole from that hour," 

Again He moved forward, the crowd pressing hard The ruler's 

residence wag now In plain sight. The paid mourners, hired by the 

linur, were busy about the doorway; (hey Increased their activities 

us their employer cttme in sight—hldenus walls and the dul* sound. 

Ing of cymbals—a horrible pretense of grief. Quickening his stride 

•Icmis was in ihe midst of them, 

"(live place," He cried wllh a eonitnandinK gesture. "The maid 

Is not dead but sleepeth." 

They laughed him to scorn, OnishlnB them aside hi? strode into 

the house and took the little girl by the hand. The crowd looked nn 

(lumlifqiinded, for at the magic ot His touch she opened her eyes, 

snil Silt up. 

», ,r!'H U A fm f?i,i" 0 1! ea flve nnl1 sl!( - A wom(l " * m lwelve wars, nnd 

healed! A child whom the doctors had abandoned for dead Bits un 

and smiles! No wonder a thousand taniura were husy that night 

?mT!n »f-, H i'" J"" le " nd W ° rk - " Th0 fmile * Rev. Charles H Boh- 

ner, 

, C. Homer Shoemaker, W. H 

H. (Ju'lly, Lewis Gftndj" Walter 

Sherman and Sannino's nrckeR- 

, tni entertained the soldiers

Hero, 

the 

,the county Mtlo 

at the ionnty ft. 

Ocean City- by a 

In « series of 

knpocjced 10 l 

three more titan 

md Billy 

let* Clry, who 

- started well by 

fair first shot, 

fame hi* shootnr 

h# tine v«l he cleati- 

'jnuuiblw in his flrit 

d hnother tho mm$ 

land Over Rice 

(d ««mo on it wus 

two «nd Kehnor, 

nd of the seventh 

and Kehnor wore 

rtTcflvia 

ipourm fracture of the leg 

„ Ss'wu striwk by nn nuto- 

roabtlft according to newspaper 

drtrjftchtiB from Huntingdon, 

"PVetklw" was one or tô most 

popular bays In the tournain,ont 

hero Ifist year bocause of Ills 

hard, yet oteo.n playing nnd sunny 

disposition Now his honen of ro- 

Hirnlng for unotlier shot at tho 

national title nro obliterated by u 

hospital bed 

Name Sophomore 

Basketball Chief 

IV-Mfition Shattered «$ Mc- 

CtUlion is Elected. 

Cky Man tabbed 

For Attack in October. 

Urider federal - indictments for 

as&aultln»r an officer nnd viola- 

tion of tho iirohlbltlon laws, El- 

wood Crosson, of Atlnntic Citv, 

wag arrested by U. S. marshal 1 " 

lost Friday on ft federal bench 

warrant and held under $10000 

U 

An old established custom wai 

rotten Inst Fridny afternoon 

hen DnvM McCnllion, a sopho- 

more, wns elected enptnin of the 

hUh school basketball team for 

nwrt year. 

It has always boon usual to 

lwt to tho cnntnlncv a boy who 

will bo a senior thp followliijt 

erm, hut in this oase only one 

member of th« 1933 squad was 

,,16, with Rice next with rliirihle under that mle He was 

He/sh Shilling. president of the 

junior class this year. 

Omip«t« «t Oalttdtn.' 

_ second nhot in 

' "and when the first 

lid «(rain stuck in 

1 »fck«d off three 

tow. later adding a 

•rictoiy. 

•pwt in the South 

i »t Oundcn, Mny SO. 

~" (•' Weiagerber, 

^ lint year, who 

by his 10-ycsrîltl 

" cNSnee, this 

. and conjrratu- 

at the end of the 

dsa assisted in run- 

iiy placing the 

•p Almost Mimes, 

Ocean City's en- 

missed olayinfr. He 

>rt« delay of more 

MUr, as officials 

. ,, for him. 

in fifth place with 

I to score ui the first 

r 4o6k three in the sec- 

" J I B was in for 

nts and their scores 

*l«mUlir. Woodbine, 

4**hley> Court House, 

MW Dares, Cape May 

Mohersqn, Stone Har- 

Eight of the elcien lettrrmcn 

are seniors this tear ami will 

jyi"udui\to ncx L month, 10 tlie fieUl 

mv narrow Pil t» Shlilino- McC.il- 

Iion nntl Prank Tnri'.irino, who 

mil be- H sophomore next year— 

and McCallion sxon. 

Dtwitl, who will be a junior 

nett vcar, is tho onlv hov F 

side Frank PIlfKjri, m 1931, to 

cantsin anv of thr school tuams 

while ,111 underclassman 

The Pa^t "season w:i*. hi? fir^t 

one on the varsity. 4~lthouirh lie 

had- been on the iunU»r \arît\ 

the previous veir and the junior 

team the \oar beXore that. 

In In, position as forward. Me 

Callion will lc;ul .1 ho^t of crcen 

niters for the maroon .ind white 

cause next season, Mith fmmclf, 

Shuiincr nncl Tarcarino 1;, an ex 

iierienccd n'jcli-u-. 

Boys on thi> \en\ MIII 11 who 

will graduate are To'n JtMnneret 

Joe Guarracino, Romeo Adeliiyio, 

Luther MoC.Ûiini. Jim Smith. 

Charlie Boswell. H'lrljiid Euan. 

J"e Dattilo and Ed Johnson, nun 

ball for trial befuio'ir S Com 

nilaalcin-r Voorlice= 

Croswn is i-liarKfii with bi-mi, 

n meriber of u Kunir of rum (mi- 

nors which attacked Cnptjin 

Christopher Bentham. of the 4th 

at, coast jriii.ri) htatloi here, when 

he surprised them luuiiing a IHI 

nor truck at Job'-i Point, 

SomeiN Point, last October. 

At that time Captain Benthnm 

iwered the JMIHT with j KUI1 

whilo his lompimon vieat for 11 

mforconicnts, lut HI the interim 

the runnei 1 att.icUd Benthjtn. 

Knocked him uiHon. uurcluse' 

four of the »< \ otitlitj lrd jinlo 

bo.it-, .mil how to r-et 11 tenm 

toi'ethd tn inmpite 111 tin- open 

ini* imlio.titl tinlo t' i>f 

.|ii < dhri it^ dtitlin irds ami 

inin.i 

med 

Inter-Family Row 

Mw, and Wife Arc NabM 

on Neighbor's Plaint. 

Howard Scull, 41, of 941 Pleas- 

ure av., wus finutt $10 or Riven 

the iiltornntive of spriltliiip; 30 

dropped. 

nlicuil". 

near | liu'htoi 

1 irj.'i 

in jail by M«i;iHtnitu 

D. Richarilu yestcrdny :i;orr.ins, 

n new 2li0-liORi«pnwi > i after an inter-family scrno wus 

to compete In races aireil in police court. 

Scull and bis wife, EuK -« 

were iiiTui^ned on comuuii"! < f 

Mrs. John C. Miilvern, !>SV Tloa^ 

uro av., who charged abusivi! Ini 

pruuee iiiul brenkintf into her harm 

The fiirht. fidlowed H haitlc in 

tw(M i n tho children of the two fain 

ilie*. over tiie hnck fe:i:-e. M^^ 

Malvern had several mtncsst-. 

testify in her bohalf. while the 

i?cull storv wî.s unsupported. Thi 

Ghris Offers< Free 

Fisli to 

Chris Montatrna, proprietor of 

Chria' Fish Market, on the bay 

MARBLE—TILE 

•noedjr. At oreaenx, larg- 

tles of jimall JuittqrMA 

Jng caught in the nets. -r*rr 

fiah (ire not reafllly «4l«We> on 

account of their alre. 

Hnther than sell ,th«m for a 

ttifliriKanm a7 

Fill jive them - 

Twcdimr fodd. 

Mrs. Augustus 

Philadelphia vis 

end 

W.H. 

OLDFIELD 

ALBERT 

OLDFIELD 

Phone 1177-J I'hone 373-W 

W.H. Oldfield&Son 

TK.E AND 

MARBLE WORK 

912 CENTRAL AVENUE 

Ocean Tity, N. J. 

Estimates Furnished 

I1..111 

ilfidll Kill""! tlf h( 1 

Til Hilton 

and Mrs. Jlltlll I 

Mi lt\ 

!M7 t'entral 

'I Wnym 

in the re 

Kenneth Campion, who has been 

wintering in Philadelphia, was 

hore over the neck enil. 

>THER'S DAY—MAY 14th 

I! 

i 

I: 

She Loves Them I 

AND coining from you as a! 

tribute of devotion, ihe'U love I \ 

them all the more, 1 

CUT FLOWERS - $1 a do* upi 

75c md 

City Mower Shop \ 

Mm iff-rtfc U UmOm at Ike Tear" ! j 

snmr PHONE 19 jj 

>V A Gwrf Snap 

One roof In a Iffetime 

Y OUR house will need but ena roof in a life- 

timt when it Is covered with the hgndionie, 

new Careystone Asbeitoi Cement Shinties. 

They insure absoluti protection agninit fire, 

weattw and tune, Ask us for samples uncl pricts. 

C. H.SHAW and SON. |w 

308 13A St. — Phone 633 

SAMPSON & CO. 

»ll-«h Street 


Roofing- - Heating: 

M.nter Shert 

Phones Metal Worker. 

E26—1JM 

PLVMBING—HEATING 

PRICES MUST GO UP 

Almost every mail brings some notice of 

increase in building material prices. If 

you desire to save, we earnestly advise you 

t 

_ REPAIR _ IMMEDIATELY 

Powell-Van Gilder Lumber Co, 

13TH&WE5T PHONE 53-J 

"Building Materials For Your E- ery Need" 

CLOVER SEED i 

MUSHROOM SOIL 

WILLARD F, STITSER 

Plumbing- and 

Heating 

OM CKXTBAI. ATE. 

rhone 383 

ROOFING. ETC. 

'Above All-â Good Roof 

Georffe W, Wilcox 

Rimflnp iiid Sheet Mstal 'Work 

lit AIBURV AVI. 

PH. 4H OCEAN CITV, N. J. 

CIVIL ENGINEER 

Wm, H. CoUlsson, Jr. 

Asso. SI, Am, Soe. C, B. 

Owl Engineer—Surveyor 

atf Engager bai City, M. J. 

COAL AND COKE 

OPPERS 


OOIAN CITY 

WALTER SACK 

COAL 

13th and West Ave. 

PHONE 141 

Get'Our Prices On •- - 

Jowers, Linen Mosquito N« 

Copper, Bronze and Galvanized 1, 

Wire. They are LOWflR than 


Read Hardware and Paint Co, 

852 Atbury Avenue Ocean 

Sofroney Second in 

Gty Election. 

HARRY R. MONTGOMffiT 


Faints, Glaiw, Enamels, BrDshcii 

Thorni W-Vf 710 Agbpjy Are. «w»n 

M, - 

iBiloner of finance, „„ 

In the city comnifilon 

, .usiday, with SIB vot«s, 

Maurlci M: iolroney, who 

lor re-eleotioii, was »eo. 

t^ with 277 votes. They 

Training on ospoiltlon tlok- 

i third man elected was Her- 

Mimonfl who reeeivefJ 172 

Ho wRi a citndldate with 

n and Walter H. Wrlfht 

fourth high with 2B3 

cnnditlatca were Charles 

j, 176; John p. BraOB, 89; 

ih P,' DBlanjy, B2| James 

o, fill; Gerald J, Shoemaker, 

William R. .Bheppard, of 

'jjay, was re-elected to of- 

, , ,T,,,,„„„ ^^^DtC$t 

Outside Competition 

Three, ,f u,t rôjtg iW|,i jBjj, 

en, WaUfp S«ek, Clarence Ftoju- 

sonandj, Lahan Ktadlty, P»J. 

Mited 8881! what they ternwo 

titi W l d 

881! what they ternwo 

unfair eompetitiQn, We'lnesdnyj 

to the eity eommiiaioner*. 

Certaia out-ipl.town coal dealara 

have an advantage over them, 

tjiiy say, m that under present 

conditions the outiiders can d*al 

he?e, while the local men cannot 

compete outilde, 

They recommended pasaage of 

an ordinance similar to Atlantic 

City'i, wîch requires that coal 

dealers maintain • a bonafide coal 

yard, with railroad aiding and ato- 

rage bin, before beinff permittetl 

to jell in the resort. 

The matter was referred to th§ 

commissioners ias a whol. 

StChifirKeep 

A Watch on Ice Men 

Ice men will have to watch 

their step this summer and lie 

sure to give full weight, accord- 

Ing to Gilbert S. Smith, county 

sealer Of welghti and measures, 

h h b di l 

We Install and Service Automatic Heating Eon 

Refrigeration and Bern- CooHng 

York Oil Bui-nera, T«ft Range Buraeri, Stoktn 

AnUaQriitd Dealers fur X. and E. BeMpnUoi 

AUTOMATIC HEAT APPLIANCE CQ, 

AT AP CE C 

6. 

f#h (h HI „„(, »lm ha» been directed to iillow 

with the high vote nq lM,ty dur,ng th§ Bi_ion ahMd^ 

Alexander P, Berg state super- 

intendent, says In a letter: "Last 

yanr'a tendency to relax muBt end, 

and the Btatutes muit he enforctil 

from the start of the season," 

Mr, Smith lays he will be glad 

to inspect ice scales if manufac- 

tiirers «nd retailors will send him 

word when they are ready. 

ialleta. With him were el- 

Ifltorge P- Wentzell 711, and 

' "", Stevens, 712. They were 

r,.altlon ticket!, 

JtT candidates and the vote 

rrteeived were: Counoilnian 

Ml) M, Schellinger, BBSs Id- 

P, Nlttlnger, 708; Mtllard F, 

F, Slulford Stevens, 

HI; 

; Louli N, Smith, 

I, Sharp 1SB, 

1J4; and 

C. JOSEPH MOVER 

BUILDER 

ET 

Streets-Sidewalks .J^L 

Curbs 

Coast r.nard Snicldc. 

iirlei Oclaler !B, of 

; a, const guard at BHSB n, 

and killed himself In the 

Iclpol ferryhoiise at St. 

I, Btiiten Islaiid, it -was 

I Tuesday, 

and Mrs, William Borden, 

Bsntown, were here as the 

•end gunsts of Mr. and Mrs. 

W. .Hnger, 421 Batteriea 

— fW» JSIBS' 

'». 

telU 

tts U 

frSHttt • 

Storv Mm 

llttl. ' 

| 

Mrs, Viola Mi, 

rlnnlcy. Grua Bolt, Eonotta 

jililnn BMIS, Vlvlim Umk, Gv 

liink, Mr«, E. Brsd, 'Mil, Ruby 

Mbnk, Mrs, 12, Erydi 

M\m Aduleno Kerrln. 

C B 

Ruby 

King 

leno Kerrl tzQ K 

Benjamin Ht'iii!nrs 1% was n Vieiiuiiftij nf= 

'PPent woret Mr, nnd Mrs, 

Mrs, Daniel MBHSV, MrN, 

s Miss Juiifriia 1 WyliRs* 

! Bdwser, Mra, Rosa Frank- 

, M Jocksdn, MrM, Fffiase« Msr- 

Rev, H, H5 Gnapef, Marvin Money. 

EIU Fi d M Hh H 


If You Build A House - - 6 Rooms and Bath 

OTIS M, TOWNSEND, Inc. 640 Asbury Ave. Ocean 

KATES 

* •'.' K..\ 

•.-. < : _• :• • 

, ?: I 

itiuKlEd uveninni poM 

| lime w»k In ITio Ocenn City 

MlLd and The .Some Point 

m Tm eenu per word, flnt 

»: one cent per word for Mth 

.êit innettlnn, c«unt il^ worli 

|Bt ling. Minimum, grit Insertion, 

Wit ID1U Bbnvi KtlJ b«luw 

IMnniHiitnt, tig per lino flrtt 

" g i M par line, MbKatwnt in* 

r m soiir ilvRtlKBtliu mat 

HI! bo Mnt, Telephonei! 0r«n 

rIM md 305; Ssmen Point Ml. 

' Number, will bo SUCBUB] If 

m ds^sn't ^lah name find td- 

I ts appear. Forwarding address 

III Istt ol time of plulss *&• 

ml. 

Fined |50; Ordered 

To Support Child 

A |50 fine, a suspended sen- 

ence of six months in jail, and 

in order to pny $4 a week: toward 

he aupport of the child of which 

se is tho father, wiis the iontence 

meted out to William Livingston, 

f Dennlsville, by Judge Palmer 

tf. Way, Wednesday, 

Livingston pleaded guilty to a 

tatutory offense. 

Dhicken Thief Is 

Sent to Vineland 

After pleading Riillty to stenl- 

ng chickens, Charles Harris, of 

ruckahiie, was ordered Wednes- 

lay, by Judge Palmer If. Way, 

ient to Vineliind for a mental ox- 

iminalion by state qffiolala. 

Hii'iry nimii. a compunlon of 

•Iariia in the escapade, was Biven 

ilx months' suspended sentmcfi 

ind placed under probation for 

wo years. 

Repair Vacuum Cleaiicri. 

The firm of MeKee ani Donnel. 

ly, vacuum cleaner experts, -1308 

Central av,, Sea Isle City, hit ex- 

tendeil its territory to this r.e.i-lim. 

It specializea in general repair- 

ins and overhauling of all mnkes 

of cleaners and is equipped to 

die any kind of ripalr work on 

any cleaner. 

5 pef, M My. 

EIHUD Finger and Mrs, Hariih Henry, 

prcBidiiiE at the tea table were Mrs, 

Franklin and Mrs, 

''the G(?rnnlum TcniBle of Elks 46$. at 

Oeiin City, held their annual Het-vina at 

Tiibei nnelt> RiiiitiRt chyfehi jgHt Sunday, 

IJCT, T. T, Taylor prfiiehed the Herman. 

The AliBctjunm LddEB QC Plcsi»iitviilo HB- 

listed with the praErnRi, BfUHical RG!CC= 

Uaiia were rendered by Mils Mi Ilk' Dale, 

Thii Bm' tmgtittin Club giv« 

Hund •nliuil lunourt TtaqpW.nU 

the Wvhlitsnn Honl. About So 

t " " " 

R.memlMir Mny It la Hslhin' Day, ' 

"Gtkl eould not be (vetrwlierf. then, 

fore, H« mule Molhm(,"—l«Sf W»ll»««. 

«t PuWlo Autlloii, at 

Jfc «« M N JV 

W.nhl 

to Ui 

d*Md 

NOTICE OP int LIMINT 

Nf>tkn If hgrib; slven th« the urcountn 

nf the' itiDHeribgr, as Troitoe undor the 

will o( Bitty Droidov, dtemiBd, will Tw 

oudited ud Ntated bv th^ gorreiTBtt, and 

reDortid fnr Kcltlofnent tn tho OrphsOi* 

Court of Ibe Gaunt? ef Caiie Mar, » n Ui> 

fourteenth day sf June, next, 8t tan 

o'eloelc A. M,, at which time application 

will be made for the allowance of Csffl- 

[».iona and counMl (Hi, 

Dated Hay 8th. 10.13 

F. I. J. BOWBB, Beeelver of tne 

Tint N«ion»I Bank nf Otean Oltir 

Now JerBey. Iniolvent, Trustee. 

Robert K. Bell, Eiq,, 

Proctor, 

Ocean City, N, J. 

BALE. 

By vinue of * wilt of Fieri 

for selo of Mortgaged Framiiei, to ins 

(rireeied. issyed out of the Court of ChBlt- 

eery of New Jersey, on tho OStid di? Of 

Ainil, A, 1) IMS, _ In n eertaln «»ii«« 

wherein Chirlsi R. itllwell la complnln- 

nnt, nnd John Heimiin Wlehnu, « r i^Bnn «Jii» iww AUTOMATIC 

i« mm note mdn a* swrantac. 

Tfc« gKrntss bahoiGte p^te=Bon. We nikt the 

w irmkt yoa At bill far fes At kww 

ftf^ A B«J«m ft,,. 

la-Mt baw, IN will natMl yw mbn «M 

Th« End of Ho* Wal^ yroublet 

ON BOAT WORKB-Ioat build. 

lUllway Hrvlce, Marine motors. 

B and rehulldinit, Latiil iind 

tanet' hiiiiliniF, ReaBanablo ratei*. 

Creek, N, J.. between Mnj» 

Blni and Homcr« Point, P. O. Ad- 

«, Miy« Landlni,, B. D. No, 1. 

4.14.tfe 

---Vim Btove, comhinatioif. ihree 

I irati« mill hot n!ale. Al«o Han 

" BUS 3rd »l.. Ocean Cltv, Tele. 

iSl-W. 4.Jl.tfc 

let iale or KMt, Tulllnit 

nnd nopalrlnB. Arthur 

UlMhliiijer, 1021 Centnl Awn, 

City. PhotlB I07S. S.UM 

f OK BENT 

- IlcpiFiihie anartmeniH. fur= 

uleepinpt roaini. IZOO and 

liiio Wesley avenue. Ogean 

B-ls-SM 

i IINT — Boominj! house, Cnrln 

"» «V. iind Delancey nl., Oe««n Cllir 

l«a banement unirtment. Unfur, 

'Hot water htat. Any agent. 

Jll 17th it, : E.E-tf-0 

. J"T "" • "'"111 "tofel nf qffieeil 

OHlriihle locatisn In Hotel Bev 

' TO «nd Oce»n «¥.. Oceiin City 

6-J.5U 

-j. — Somen •point cotUae, fur 

i billed, Baum, laree lot, all 

deilraljle loeation, «uin. 

month, winter nle Itii, 

, ..v "' **•• Aptll" Sentinel 

West Side News 

of Colored Folk 

lnt In the Nsi u U 

t forth nnd deijerl^d, that !• to wi 

All the fnllowlng tract or J)«r»l of 

d d i h l f U rtlea 

! Set fiiri 

1», Jfdttl'. p, 195, Isued to FOU 

ui to wrltton Indenture or leue 

' ' tisust 2Sth ISIl 

OHABLM H; LU0BBNB1 

> . Bailiff. 

0, I. T, OOWpBA' 

1, Jo 

E-lI-ll-^f II,80 •r> A. S. Johnson. 

n«e V.n Hool, 

41th it,, • 

fc* lilt City, 

Notl'ef to HUM yen Hook- nn 11 loth 

day of Kay, 1933. wo (hail nil nt Vub> 

IJg auction, at eii WulllnKlori _ Avn,, 

Sti«t, Cane Kiiy, K, t, lit "4 W. M. 

(darllBlit tavlni) in tha uftotnoon of 

laid day, Flynouth Sân, Strlnl No. 

RSJ12O.T. Motor No. mm. leamsd lo 

IU by ui liy written Indenture na leau 

1 October tlh. UK. 

CHAELE3 II. LUCKENBILL, 

0. I. T. "COHPpHlA*ldH, 

3. johnnn. 

ti.Bo 

s: A. 

BHEWFF'8 SALE. 

•y virtue of • writ of Fieri Vtuslu, 

for Hit of Mortgaged Prerslm, to 

directed, luutd out of tha Court or aum. 

«w of New Jenny, on the Itth day of 

April. A. 1). 113], In • «rt»in uusi 

wberuln WJb T t C 

April. A. 1). 113], In • «rt»i 

wberuln WmJbmr Trast Coppuy. 

MVMIm. U eom»lali«iit, and •Fl 

tilt OhUh f O Ci N J 

llgl 

Im. U eom»lali«iit, and Fln 

OhUMh of Ocean City, N. J,, 

ua c t l t i 

nt Bap. 

J 

lilous corporation, et aitare defendanu, 

• anal! expose to gale at public vendue, on 

MONDAY. HAY ink, UU 

lietween the houra of twelve and five 

o-cloek P. M,, to •»!(, at twelve o'clock 

ok V, M,. 

r.oen (Stfindard 

M (Dl 

at Iweive oelock 

or one o p elock F. 

l f id d 

By MARTHA M. BROWN 

Tlic nalMhiniiiin Ciuh, an esclupive club 

nf IIIBB Hihnnl lioy« and niHs of Pleiisnnt. 

ville. Hllve thbir N f •nal tipring frelir, lait 

Friduy ovehlnt", nl~iie Elks" Horns, H«w 

CUV OF OCEAN CITY, N, I. 

OBDINANCIS tit. 535 

AN ORDINANCE to amend nn ordi- 

Biir.« entitled. "An Ordinance eonccrnlng 

rfhielen uHed far the transportation of lias= 

jenncm for hire within tho Cits of Oeean 

Cilv. New Jersey, and the licensiiiB Ihera. 

of " 

i'HE HOARn OF rOMMISSIONEng OF 

HE "CITY OF OMAN CITY DO OH- 

DAINi 

Sec. 1. That section i nf »»ld orih. 

nance entitlnl, "An Ordinance cotieernlne 

vehicleil used for Iho tn«jmrtat!nn of 

PBBSensorM for hire within Jhe City of 

Ocean City, New JITMV, nnd the lliciiiilnR 

(hereof" he Bmenilnl to rend n» follows j 

Set. a- That there shall Iw ohnrued 

to eoah rwfiwn ev iwr«on«, nrm, a««o. 

elation OP enrinration, who BIIBII keep 

or u»e IOT hire any aulnmnblii!, tail 

cab or an/ other vehicle |irni«Il«i hy 

motor mmer, or other vehlcie for the 

trnn«imrlHtinn nf rn««"B 1 't' 1 r " r *l! re 

wilhlli the limit! or mid ocean City. 

the »um of Five Iliilltirs iml •»»' 

lln« fw » raid .hull he for iho urn 

JOHN 1. TKOUT, 

Tin. Hhovo 

Board of Cnmrai 

f Iho City nf 

dny of Mny. IMS. In th 

Clfamh,,,. *City Aril. Ocean 

Jeriiey. 

HARRY A. MORRJS.. 

l-ri-iunf 15.00 

EXIDE BATTERIES 

h*vt tlwiyi btm Ui. meWHrt't mail 

thrifty purihilt. Niw lew prliti 

•tart il5«.7S hf Ol. 13-plat. ill*. 

Rtmtmfur,,, 

IAN 

' — Rooms and A»t«, — Bea- 

I rates, SM Mrs, F, I, Champion, 

won, Moorlyn terraee and Allan. 

• *Wi, hot water heat and ftidy 

«li or week end. 

4«tf 

StOdowvfc 

tediii 

TODAY . HUB TO FAY, 

iM- ludget Tim provide, 

praueuon In "anvmlMt 

jii, flu BMII ply 

*'» MI- *• «*«' «* 

îvliig sn ill "aatoipolille 

H«B*y tloydI ChitMn, In. 

MMe 

B«"f«so of PhiladelnhU Orlh- 

»ll«l *hd Inrirmary far Ner- 

taccesiful It tnatment 

W ^ h»«nitliin 

«doltl. 

Tattony, rte, Chll- 

itlnulate feu? elrett- 

if at at, Atnei Hoi- 

Oottor hii an Intireit 

L»fi«ribi MMMW" 

itlmta, Hl.i 

Fei ASM to wnsm fin! wri li *• 

only contldmUon wt efftf tt« 

IUILT i» mi MMm or ixiDi 

BRECKLEY 

BATT^Y SERVICE 

Auto Electricians 

Cw Pyi" t '"ff 

Round 

PHILADELPHIA 

l-OO 

eVIRY PAY 

WIMDAVt 

Extipt Mwmerial Day 

Tigketi Q9ss enlv an iraini Issying 

CaB»Moy . . . . . . 7 00 A M. 

Wila.nod . e.li A. M. 

ilom Motbof 67.SI A. M, 

!in! due imijnr IIPPICR is Sn.ann.s?, 

witli interest mid Eherifrs fees to be mid- 

ed. — 

WIT.t.TAM D. roWELL. Eheriff. - 

IlnieiJ Miiv 8n1. im 

' B 

M. (Daylifl.t Savins Timul of Hid da;, at 

the Sheriff'a office, In Cap. Mw Court 

Hoow, Cane May Countr, Mew Jerasy. 

All thM eertain mortKaind premllel, 

wltn yie aBBurttnanM», In the bill of 

eompmlnt In the aaid eaUBs particular)? 

«t forth and deKrlhed, that (• to «asi 

All the followlnj tr»et or parcel o( lat— 

nnd presiaer hereinafter particularly de^ 

Mribed, aituate, jrtne and helnB in the 

City of Oeean City, in the Oounty of 

Cap. May and Stia af New Jijfaey, lie- 

Ins loti 804 and §08. In Seetlon 0, on 

Plan at Lotn of ;thf Otean OHy Atloela. 

tion, bounded _and dtRerlbed aa followa; 

nESINNING «t the inteniaetlon of 

IP Northeuterly Iln« of Tenth " 

nnd tb» Eoulheaiterlf line of Wesley Ave. 

nue; thence (1) Norlhemtwsnlly along 

the sold line of Weiiley Avenue, a dis- 

tance of one hundred feet to a : 

emner In «n|d line of Wealey Avenus 

common to lota Noj, 103 and 104 on th* 

plan hereinbefore raentlonedi tlienee (2j; 

Bnuthenatwardlr following the divld'iiit 

line between aild Lola Moa. loa and 164' 

n dUfure nf one hundred five feet to 

the Northwoiterly line of a fifteen feet 

wide alley: thence (3) Soythweatw&rdlr 

, illel with laid ling of Weatey Avenue 

nnd following the laid lins sf aatd fif- 

teen feet wide alley at Mghl antlea to 

the Northeasterly ling of Tenth Street to 

point in the Mid lino of ênth Itreet 

dlitant one hundred five feet lautheaat. 

wnrdly from the Sotitheaiterly line of 

Wenlcy Avenue; thence (4) Nsrthweat. 

wnrdlr follnwlns the Inld tine of Tenth 

street parallel with the seeond enyrse 

herein described, s diatanee of one han- 

dled five fee^ to the nlace of beînnl^s. 

Title to the ahovs described prernbâ 

veated In party of the first part by the 

fnliev/inif conveyances: Deed froni Chaa. 

E. Smith et ui, to Immnnue! Batrtlrt 

Chureh, dated April t5, 1012. and re- 

ni rded June 17, 101!, In Deed 

Book S§0, page SS, and deed from Carroll 

Ijouehty fwidewer) to Firat BantiRt 

Chureh, Dated Dee, 7. 1011, and record* 

,o Frl,. e. 10IB, in Deed Book 328. naae 

101. Name duly chanued from Itnninniipl 

paptiat Catirdh tn First BaptUt Church 

by eertiflcate filed In the County Clerk'a 

Olfice of Cap» May County In Book 3 of 

CentoratienB, nage 274, 

Amount due under decree is is3.230.74. 

with intereat and Sheriff's feea to be 

added. WILLIAM B. POWELL, Sheriff, 

Dated Annl loth, I«a3. 

David O. Watkins, 8ol'r, 

4.2MUpf ISI.48 . 

made on the nt 

•BB, na an i 

mî**"* 

Pnin.nt on sr bf 

Jon* »«'. « tha 

u coahned nnalD.t pm. 

Da ijiU bill )• iilA to for*^l» 

lain norira* mad* «F Mm 

— it** *& * » i s • 

J.ney". In Book M» of 

Ml, pn land* idtqU* III the (Cltl 

Oltjr, In tlie County of C 

itite of Jlsw jemy, ihd 1 

d 

larly deserfM, ilttutt. u 

In the City gf O»n Clt^ 

Bornue HI aitfnad Is' 

f 

And too. tho aafd G,rtroJ. Clltf. Exe- 

f hl Will d IV f 

t. J 

r.utrli of thi'last Will «nd IVrtunent of 

Albert Button Cliff, decsiwd, HI mate 

beeauie u saehTtaettttiit 

niUf Have UBe claim sr inltreit la 

iiridg and l 

And you, the said Birdie H, "BoHntlial. 

hld IfcW 

Northwtilwirdly 

y, 

are mads delendam bwiuis itm hold • 

h laid ludi Md prom- 

to tne BlolrtBlf* of 

nnilslnant, 

Asd you, the Bald Orfa Ollff 

y 

•nrtt N, Cliff end Albert J C1IH 

dfd b 

us uili difindanti bMauM von ar* 

ri i h Wl fl 

«n«fari«» unifr tho Will of 

tat Btt Cliff i d 

cntitlod, an tueh, to Boms IntUHl in Hid 

d 

And you, the said (tarry C. OraQ. 

f 

y , 

•• hwband of tlie Mid Orra Cliff OHO, 

h It I id lA tad 

nay have mine IntaKst In Bid luAi tad 

id IHnMh fl .cliff, u 

wife af thg wld Albert J. Cliff, ind, Buy 

hove ton: Interest l 

premlMS. 

And you, the nld Qsrtnda Cliff, u 

ld A Cliff lor late of Hprte»i«d 

tha uld Albert Burton Cliff. 

uay have ionw interert In 

^l 

Dated April 10th, 193). 

O 0, WATJBKS, 

' d 

, J 

icitor for' ftnd of €oun!el 

with Cemplaiiunt, 

44 Cooper Street, 

Woodhury, N. J, 

in the bill of 

1SR 

By virtue of an tueoutlon. 

Fi. Fa, de boBil et terrli, to Me dlr«t KlfM .lid 

Alt tlw fl 

on 

AplotlnUtm, more 

width ex. 

tmtttmVnMIr %etwe; 

ALt T8AT CBBTAW tract or parcel 

ill land and nNinlsei iltute, lying «nd 

ifoinB in the City of Ocean City, In the 

Count! of Caps May and Stte r N 

J 

SALE, 

By virtue nf n. Writ nf Fieri Faci»s. 

fur Hiiio R| MfirtKniîl Prfmiins. in mr 

iiliwledi iiisiird niit of Ihii Cnyrt nf 

I'JHMirery qf ~NsW JgFSPy. OR (he '>iid tiny 

•?f Mny, A, H, I_933i fll ft eertnin eailM-8 

-*"1«M-Pin West Jsi-riR-? Tfiist t^miiriny, 

TrUBtre, hi eempljiinniit, utid Rnymfmil 

ti, Kr**iiPi nt »s, ft nla nfr ifnffndiinthii 

ihall esroHB to ESIO at iiuijlle ventiuc. 

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT 

KntSgp in hpreby irivpn ihiii iho Becounts 

nf the Hubnsriber, ns nuiirdiiin nf the |ie-r- 

tum. iiflil pMnie of f)l»f Pi-nKdnv. min»r< 

ivill be audited and Muted W the Surro- 

jEfltC-i ntid relini'ted fnr sellieraclit tn_tho 

Ofiitiafla' Court of the Cniility ef Cftiie 

May nn the (ourtninUi A»y nf June, nest, 

at ten o'clock A* **.. Rt which time fipplh 

eiitlnii will be -made fnp tha Ai!owniigg of 

Cemffiiiislfins iiiitl enimMel fees* 

Uflted May Bth, 193.1. 

V. E, J: BONVKR, Rreelvcr of The 

First Nutlfinni. Bunk sf Ocean City, 

Kcw Jersey, In^Dlvcnt) QuHrdiiis, 

Robert K, Bell. Km-. 

Praeter* 

Oepiiti City, N, J, , . 

5.12-Tit-pf. |8,3Q = , 

NOTICE OF SKTTLBMENT 

Notice is hrlTlsy Ifiven thai the accouniH 

.f the subscriber, H? Executor of the .Es. 

Hie of KHthr-riii C- :(hiiii!ine, deceased, 

will bo audlteil and Ntnted by this Burro, 

gate, and renorteil fnr Bettlernent to the 

Orphans' Court of the County of Cape 

•Mny on iho fourteenth day nf June, ne«l, 

t tan o'clock A, M.. lit which timn am 

iJiCBUon will be mails. fnr_ Iho allowance 

if Commissions nnil coun^ fees. 

I2-It.pf, 16.30 

SALE ! 

By virtue of a Wfit nr.fiee. in Cape M«s 

Csiiit Hgitic. Cape May Cguiitj', New 

Jersey: 

All (tint eei-inlh mortfinged tiifmlKes, 

•Ith tho RpnuriennnrHs. in the biil nf 

smi-iliiint In the £ftid enuse tiarticiilin ly 

rt fgrih nnd - ile^rfiLifd. thrtt is* tn . Pny 1 

All tfin fnllnwlfi^ t f n^t, nr DA reel of 

^nd niid preminpa hcreiniifter i«.rlipu= 

larly deNeribed, aftuatp, tying anil heinir 

in the OHy ef Oeoiin Vliv\ In the County 

iit rnnB Miiv niid ^tn!e of New Jersey, 

BRGINNING in the siUtheaMieriy line 

ef Wesley Read, thirty-sis nnd evenly- 

"' - = • - " • Miuthwcqt-wnidly 

line nf Bfitter 

Itnnd: ihenn 

slens the BOuthengfeFly line ni Wesley 

Ttntiih iliirty-KiBe un defend. 

«nV h««ui« you tn llu wife of Willlmn 

Outer, ind you. Mm, Jimph Outen «re 

mBd» a defend»nt begiuae you Me the 

wifa of JoHtih Outen, >nd eieh of ygu me 

hnvn or eUln «n tntereit by wty'of In- 

chOMe rlrtt of dower or otherwlis In the 

monnieil munlMi! «nd nu. LIHIMi 

r«nnl« Iind John DenhiD m nide rtafend. 

tnt» 1H»UH you eUiB «n IntfrBt to TO 

gf isrunienl. taKH or oUi«r»l« In tha 

monrand ~~ 

BF,aiNNINO In the MortMweiterly line 

of Bay Avenue it ths distance at three 

Iinndr$4 Ri£ty feet iou,thwestw&rd)y 

frotn the inuthwest^rly line of Twelfth 

Street j eontaln(n» ^ltlswstlrtt 

l B 

Street j t ( » loiltlsestrty 

alone said line et Bay Avnnue the dl>- 

tanee of thirty feet In front of breilth i 

and of that width ntendint Northwe.t- 

dl between lines parallel wlUl twelfth 

h di f O H d d ft 

wnTdly between lines parallel wlUl twelfth 

Street the distance of One Hundred feet 

t if f id M t 

Street te di of One 

to a fifteen feet wide Mreet. 

A d d jd 

a fifteen de 

Amount due under ju 

0T, with intereit and S 

ddd 

reet. 

gment Is l*f,*iO9.. 

erlffi' fe€g to be 

ded. ' 

ieized ftfl the Eroperty nf Frederlek D, 

Duffy, defciidsnt, taken In eieeiitlon at 

the »ult of An-Frankfnrd B, * t. Asao.. 

torn., tilalnliff, and to be Mid by 

WILLIAM B. POWELL, Sheriff. 

Dated April Idth. 1083. 

WaddinBton ft Malhewl, Attyi, 

4-Il.4t.pf tll.et 

CITY or OCEAN CITV, 

NEW JERSEV 

NOTICI OF 

nBOIBTRV AND ELECTION • 

Pureufttit to law, hotlee i§ hereby given 

Lhot tho Bagfd of Be£tiiry find £!estlofi 

lu tin CITV Or OCEAN CIIV. 

Sounty of Cape May. ~H»te of N^w Jer. 

IKI, will met [or UIE ournOH of mullni 

KBUtrniOIl of votCH by a houm to bouie 

cunvag on 

TUESDAY, MAY 1GIK. 1933 

ill the heur of 7'o'clock A. M. and reingin 

iti lesion until i o'clock F. M. CSa&tem 

ijtandjird Zlmo), &£ wMeh time and plaeeg 

imld Board >hal) add to tin Itcnlntor of 

Viiters the naiaee, regidenai, itreet itiiin. 

bete and ether infornmtiqn of all thoie 

wlm shall jjef^nully uiipcar befere them 

ond catahlUh their right to be rculitured. 

Also that a 

PUMABY ELir.IIOfi 

nil DOlltleal partlei will be hoiil In the 

Citj o( Otean Citj between the hours of 

1 e.'ebek A. M. «nd 8 o'etoefc P. M. 

(Iâtern itandard Time) fer the nurpoê 

of making nominations of Eandidates~for 

the foilawiiiff offices; 

A Slate Senator. 

A Hember of the aeneral Aliiably, 

Twq Freeholderi, 

A Coroner. 

Election of both male and female mem* 

bin of the Oounty Commutes of each 

'" MONDAY. MAY MMi, !1U 

between Chi hours of twelve «nd fl 

o'eloek P, U., to wit, »t twel, s'slAek 

noon (Standard Titte) or one a'Îoik P. 

•M (pwllght,l*vlng;-Bm»} of.rtld dir. 

Also to vote for Belegsiesât-Large and 

Biitrict DeieiateB to the State Oonven- 

tiun. for the purpote of considering the 

amendment proposed, by the Congress of 

the United States, to the Constitution de. 

Kiiii.fd to repeal the Eighteenth Article of 

Amondmsnt—Approved March iiad 

Dl b ltd 

AmondmsntApprved Marc 

Delegntes to be elected at 

Election held May 16th. 1033. 

Th Irt f Rit 

By virtue of • writ of Fieri F«C1M, 

for nail of Mortgagsd PremlKi, lo us 

directed, itsued out of tha Court of 

Chancgrr eC New Janey, on Iho lOtb 

ilay sf April, A. D. IMS, In « aerials 

cms* wherein Jphn M. Bo«nh»am And 

IN CHANCEBY OP MEW 

To D»M 

Un . J 

m.l.r, Frei«idt 

lh«t of aali'day. 

HI the Hhorlfr. ettiaii In Oitae M.y 

fiourt Houss, Ctpa Miy Couotr, New 

riirney s 

All that certain Bortnnd CTMnlwi. 

'ith the appurtenfifleei, In the bill ot 

impl.lnt In tho Mil nun D*rtlrul»rly 

I- forth and deBrll«. Ul.t I. to •»?; 

All the following uaet or sanel ot 

land atul prenlHi hen' 

lir.ilnrly described, sttuatai 

Ming In the Cit» of " 

Counts-, ot Capo Maw 

Ferny, t»mded'a&d 

'BKHNNJNO In the SouUiwesterly 111* 

of Bleventh Street two honned flire 

(IU1 feet Northwntintlbr ftsn tta 

Narthweitefly lino of lu Avenue ! 

"' " Bthweatvudly Qsradlel 

i Kip * (iai fset* Ti) 

irallel with Eleventh 

to the HerOh. 

KKibhik havfti iW 

uBdividtd iBtereat in n. 

Pfmirses ill aa «Blp -Bf. .S 

Kitbm, deceased s and jso 

her Gearhart, cunrdl.n of 

KlUIn, ltd, .n m.fl. , otl 

iitflM ¥oi| K~H£ tna ^liAnllss i 

«•• MeKJbbill, irdi «nd m 

XlbUn Xohlmon an*Bate • 

BPeJuse MB ,wen married ts 

MeKIkbln, one o( tha helm at 

David McKlbbln (who , ' 

•MMA oi the nwrteasM , 

•n kllfite.l to have b«n i 

th, and William A, llcXl 

hayg ^mauled, smor nmnmt „ 

!nt, Emmii HeKIbbin lioblnwn. 

tn Oik validity or nsolarltr . 

dlvjrei pneeedinga, eonplalniiBt 

ktinwledgei and foa F^reoeiiek A, 

mater are made a defendast ~ ~ 

•My hMaiae yon entered Into 

ly m y e 

meat with peraona illoed to ba ! 

law of David MeXIbUn. As 

by you were to nunii!. 

tate owned by iiM -Dan 

*mn Mr IMMIBM teetaitl 

frenlMit Ind 

Hlldtt 

to the NerO 

(IS) fat wide 

»rd!y IdiM ft« 

^f» 

Northmaterly line of MW flftMB 

fHC wide streM one hMBflM Otty. 

f«ti H) Nofthwatwiudlr iMllel, 

(IB) 

0) 

leei C4 

nitventh 

an 

Pwin 

m 

J*einted sdmtn 

c1f««td, Hied' m 

t i »nd yha 

nanr for IBUBBBCS on 

flrnthw AlpniUpl, mtm 

ittit' becaiise yon recove 

in the Atlaintle Coonty 

fc i 1M»J Ir 

HMOMiln Mine an/ti th. J 

o( David HcKlWiB, m 

M ld Bf* 

John

1 • i ._Hj 

f ntwoe oFlM,- 

I'JMrrjjolIectea from 

I In ae^hm. at 

, «re carried 

or the PIIUJI to 

In new revenue 

Of thin. 

one per ceft 

front an. In- 

to 6 per 

from 41 beer 

cut Jn palariea of toe CMl Serffcal' 

ll. 

'from an estate tax 

or more;-and 

fDpom tall cnArges over 

k-lo4Hndwn River Tun- 

alnated would be the 

oauW^n. 

The ttxes eliminated under this 

program would «ave Cape May 

Cdontr *bont $166,000 In taxes on 

real mute. .Ocean City's savin); 

Would be altitnUy more than one 

third of that amount. 

fora 

in Tilt; Aba. Gif- 

having Cup is Won 

By Rotary Club Here 

A rare jionqr *as been conferr- 

ed Upon tlie Ocean City Rotary 

Club. 

A lovinir cup from the 50th 

district of Rotary- was presented 

to the club last Friday night be- 

cause it has shown the largest 

percentage of increased attend 

Juice dunnjr the year in the dis- 

trict; which Is composed of 72 

uft. 

The resort club'3 attendance 

\&s increased over IS per cent. 

[Higher 

N#w!$*ve Money! 

T 

Named For Its Large Eggs 

*Hen Fniit' Found by Crews of Ships Long Ago in Little 

Egg Harbor Bay Were Smaller. 

Hsvw you evwr iMHMtervd why 

-Great Eg* Marhor Ray" i* 

smaller Uisn -Little Ei^p H.'ir 

bor Bay*? If _vmu ilotTl !>.1 

i Md 

May, may tv the one 

Me, or it miirht hav.» 

f ilie ^titi-tim^ pii-.Mt* 

Hut nrt nutter w 

TI 

prices bitwrn joined the upward trend, 

they will advance again—in fact, in- 

"E*« of rubber and cotton are sure to 

tire prices. Get your tire requirements 

We Belling Firestone Extra Quality 

few prices. BUY TODAY! SAVE 

TX MASTERPIECE or 

HUE CONSTRUCTION 

C 

•Damnce far your aid I in» 

cidiuic f« Fimliiui 

jgtsl. Tins — Thm 

Goorfe Burl Brown, city super- 

intendent of schools, spoke "Ab- 

out Keening tlie Schools Open" at 

a meeting of the Wesley av Par- 

ent~Tncher Association Tuesday 

afternoon. An enormous fig-saw 

pilule nhowinK* llie teacher and 

pupil* locked out of Ihe school 

house was worked by Mrs Har 

old Hscer and Mrs. Stirling W 

Cole while Mr Brovn Ulkrd 

He urged parents to be "con- 

science minded" and exen even 

influence upon helping put arras? 

any leg! lalion appropriating nion 

ey for school funds. 

"Itulew an emerfi^nct nieiMire 

la passed," warned Mr Bnrni 

the school* will not opoji i n ' 

auluuUL." 

Hits at r»lllici««»." 

He said there i^ a tejidfMicx 

among some, politician* lo TL , held last mBmt at the 

Ocean Citv Republican Club with 

the t-lub unammousH endorsing 

the pntirp ticket for the p'ener i] 

election in November 

The endorsement is the nr^t 

since the primary election on 

Tuesdav and l expected to be 

the first of a series of en lorse 

menu th.it will bring everv RP 

Dubhcan ynit in the county back 

of the four candidates _ 

Jackson Stevens "Buddies' 

Senator Head Assembly mm 

Hunt, and Landidates Pertv H 

Jutkion and Ralph T Steven L« 

terod the club together, accom 

panied bv 1 T Woolson of Wild 

wood and Freeholder Henrv ^ 

rioutiny All werp on the bp 

of terms and the eo operation of 

the two freeholders was assuresl 

In short talks each of the t n 

did ite^ espressed the same fppi 

ing—that now the primary w as 

over all li'epubhean" should unite 

for the benefit of the entire tick 

et, and each pledgfd to wj^> far 

evtrv oth#r candidate 

Ihc Voleg Told Him 

ênatur Read was narticularli 

grateful to the club for the HII 

4lorsement He even joked ibuu 

tlie 1th st bridges 

**!« gîLis you know UJW uhi 

udt those wonderful bridges h 

i nd The voters decided that a 

he polls 

Before the candidate JTIIVPI 

nott of the members of the club 

\pre5Ne4 themselves as favoring 

>ndorspmefit of the entiri- ticket 

md bv a unanimous vote ot about 

[0 members present pled^fd 

hpmselve'i to back the n.ndi 

atcs 

"Wmfield Dougherty president of 

hp club, tosk credit for s\ inging 

SOD v otes to the regulai" on elrc 

tion day, assuring a maj jritv f 51 

Rend in the first ward 

Mavor Harrj Headlcv was not 

present 

Although the state department 

f education this week notified 

Thumas J DUTPII, tuiint) super- 

intendent of êhool thit no 

"t i f e monev is availablp at pie" 

ent for relief of SLJIUOIS Senate 

Tliarle C Reail lm-isted tjdav 

liat it will be forthcoming with 

n a short time 

The leBi-ldtuiE lj-t week pas 

ed a hill, which the govern >r 

aiRned providing for the finan 

lal lelief of BLJIOOK in di tnct« 

vhere the state school tax had 

lot heen paid the monPV to me 

mmc diatelv from Fun Is not uth 

rwise appropriated 

Pinned Hopi'n on Bill 

Manv SLIIOOI hjstem 1 . thfiLgh 

ut the county anil htiitt Dinned 

lope fii ajd nn thp lull an 1 

;hp Qcein Citv hoard of educa 

Lion tabled i proposition offLfeii 

iv Somers Point to pav p rt nf 

he Someis Po nt tuition bill in 

(kean City enp if it could he 

ollncted in t jxe«, at the Po nt 

But C J Strahin a istant 

ommi sioner of education wiote 

o Mi Durell this wiek ifter 

hr latter had written fji infor 

•ngtion in ordei to spred up thin 

tountv •> E-Jphcition tor monev 

not think it i advis 

able Mr Strahan said ta takp 

any artion in regarj it eiu in 

monPV under the orovimon of 

that act until we kn iw that 

fund will be avalahle Aftp 

fund are urovided we think im 

mediate action might be advan 

t igLOUS 

Head Still Hopeful 

Senator Read whPn tol 1 of 

this letter todav i d lir thoupht 

thit Jlr DurpM had dont thr 

nroper thine to f3le Cap Mav 

Cnuntv » hid foi relief parly 

be received hv the freeholder i 

a special meeting Mav 11 

In thL hope of fiving monev 

thp ciuntv v ill eek hid- on thn 

irr-ivel Iflivered to the ro id to 

be repaired rather than at the 

grivel pit from where the irain 

tv Tiuuld have to piv foi lnul 

ing. 

1 HEADLI \ TAKES HIS —| 

1 DfFEAl WITH SMILb | 

Majur Harrv Headley, de I 

feuted candidate for the Re | 

publRan nomination for sen | 

\- dtor has asked the Sentinel [ 

I Lelgei to thank the work 

er and voters who support i 

I LII him, luasaiy ' 

I I V n "though 1 wa de I 

' fpated it is grdtifvinj, td , 

know I have o i anv lrv il I 

I fritnds and suppoiters he I 

said 

I Mdvor Heailley take, his 1 

I defeat with a smile HP I 

i wrote a letter of LOngiatu 

I Ijtions to Senator Read 

WLdne d iv 

Renominated for Senator 

' Mr Strahan naturalli n PO 

cepdmg rautigiiflv ' the, fn t nl 

said, 'he dopp not want ti^ It 

swamped with leqiiest until thp 

funda ictuallv nip iviihhlr 1\ 

eryhn lv thinks flip tale l hi ilf> 

Fertnps it i^ but whpie iliLii 

a will there- n » iv Stliutil 

tPBchprs will favc tht r morn 

fioon I think 

HP CJIIPI uct«nti n 11 Ih fict 

(T I timi d n I s. > 

Bank Bookkeeper 

Still Under Fire 

Life Guards on Duty 

First Time This Year 

I ife ûart 

\i for the 

n Two a 

tationed at 

went cm duU Bun 

firrt time thi ea 

thrgg of them were 

the 1 Uh t hrarh 

ItiJnii, hia ticket m \utp poll 

nl _n I in uiajont,, jnd carrjinr 

\n\ iiiuiucipa'itv except the 

ipL **I i\ rfiaup ol fiui Senatur 

lmle L Head yrovLd his pop 

uliritv in Cape Maj County on 

1 uLidaj Hi w I nominate I bj 

liLjjublipjn piitv o%er Mayoi 

HIM lleldlLJ, foi tht =enatoi 

hip 

I IILP fuuith of tho rejrulll 

lupubllLan ticket «u WPpt into 

lljniin itian the onh CLndldatL ti 

lail b n.' I JIIILT I Ogrlcii p 1L 

nt iliiHLtoi of the frcehol lei 

II I uuliil Iti foi re e]e tion HP 

i l ill It itfil bv Kalph T StL% 

Li 1 illlLi 1 sembhinnn rfCapc 

Hitlciii g-, I lub Beati Ogdcn 

Mi O_luna defeat «i. due to 

ll ialluic of M.syl George 

1 him. of North Wililuoutl in 

1 i linj. club lo Lndor e him 

Ih > elm e Steven instead in 

yu him a miiioiitj of o\er M0 

imnt th in enough to nominate 

him 

Ihe Ijittk in Ouem 

\vild\seail ^ pirti ulnij\ LlaPt 

S ii il ii Hi id j'jt thi 1 irgp t nm 

mit\ m n em C_it\ uolliiur i 

j | | MJ[ tl lOhCl fill Hi idln 

nith A •< mlhiinn %Vilham C 

Hunt ii xt i I Ii \ ith i nmonh 

i iil nt i Hun IP rnbaum 

I IOBI in Wlldnood 

In \ il 1» IOI HL dli\ f llprl \. 

nl ku tlie in 11 >i il% IXPICILI an I 

liul « n ul Ii Ihp n nun 

mrgin i f is -^ ->U *11 the ethei 

nidcppiiil nt i mil d n cirneri 

VS il Intii il I \ i TPW ôtp 

A idi fi nm < n >11% C qic 

MJ^ PIIIIU mil i Itli II 1 

WHAT'S. A1 

SEN CHAHLrS C HEAD 

ByBareMOVotfs 

Less Than 1000 Democratic 

Votes Cast in County. 

Tlif Dnniocr t» failnd tn come 

out to the polls in nrpe number" 

TIL«IIV Ii limn iftOO vitn rr 

(n i Into the Dcio "itic b->l 

Ir e 

\ \ re alt of thp iti'ntH it\ 

uqrti llnrlv n OcPan Gih Fren- 1 " 

H I nTPl3nd the Ocean City c n 

il ilitf r \ the onatorial nnmini 

LocalRfili 

Electfoni 

I WHO"BI!H 

1 BB1D0I 

I TJte 

1 que contM«»y 

I bmlt the al vviulil 1 f I 

tl i fofL^nnp ponrln i t if 

s i, Ii U intpi-p t in 11 r ii nl 

t it ! trip fn t lLluin v pr rt 

i ih v (t 

OiPiM (it nti d fi inn il hv 

i thlPP tn i fount dnmnU thp 

fnt tiljt tl n IL 01 t 1 P mill 

ill v ui 1 vill if nl nn ~i T ip 

nunt h virl i tntil of IDS fn 

pp il pi il(;c 1 dplPRltr lid u2 

nn t \ hiph mp Ifm Lhit thipr 

out if f in ITO pnslicrtl P nh 

•pet f i tliL mm! tc T tn vvoi 1 

nn 

T]IL nuntv totil hovvrl ill's 

foi ipneil vvi h 2 i 4H ij- ui t 

vvhuh l iiiK sliirhth more mt i^t 

tinn On in i" tv vntp 

60 Il^vh for Drunkenness 

I uînr Tucker tolorf-d of n4f 

We t iv v -%

. JpC thtt S. 

bitd laid Mm 

- .'IDITWOB 

EHtaan ui 

flew* CIU 

Pit 1 

,;• Bin ^6|_JtfOS« 

^Jk« iBtilUlM 

«»K-Wst«r Itruo 

ipl*. 

Witww 

jn«tMl«Il 

Pretf 

Tistlnir of 

quality iitwItU 

tttntrflj. 

surrey* 

, Ocean Citj 

J. Stata Hlihy 

Erarfaeera Reserve 

r t. l^Wner Engi 

A l 

Jr 

Annr t. l^Wner 

Aweia'lon. 

ACTOMOBIXK 

Hirance 

B*feg~Best Compaulea 

•jr. w 

I '«*< OCKAr/ AVE. 

. ,-rSomew Point 

TemtOTy 

r is it* logical tatting 

r ad In The Sentinel- 

tot UttUt mom In 

.ToiBt HeiwJd. 

v pwn« of top': 

lMiwd.it'-totaty 

•tow said he hail 

WM, and rave him. 

of. .tntnsfw, '.paBfr,' 

,,^,5,, „„ ..jt a blU'-isf «.«?$»#-' 

(nrtflri-'JlB «aid Ors^foijd could ji»£ 

-*7a owusrahiR oftM ear.. |fl«" 

«•'•. flotQT J J 'window' pliWi, 

w^ aiJiAitte.. tellinK Wm J16 didn't 

care what he did to the cas'attep 

.ftv wJM f 3

It Ch* wet, 

. # «l» tinrt' /of 

,j. »T_,w.SriJ,SBitoyl 825 GtBtntf 

Thom who' fltten^fti and'lent 

iMfwrti-•-.*>:,•*« nWOKg of 

_. it* irtJWi wW;jbe:m{$ $t 

the AspM this Bununsr - during 

_ week** fotS fiii- ! SiBrtjore 

IB fay Babies are:' SIra. Hark 

Mkfj - MM. W, Wheeitr, B», 

Wit Byoni Mm, William lAcey, 

MM. Pi'Tflttsn, Mw. 0, Howard 

y, M«. Lily Smith, Mrs. 

' Mae Shugart, Mrs. Oliver Didrer- 

MM, Simms Hostess 

At Luncheon-Bridge. 

Entertains 

Mrs, Floyd 0. Simms enter 

ridge. 

tained the fojlnwinsr at a lunch 

at$U» Towntr, faotch eon-bridge, Wednesday: Mra. Ai 

I the following' » thur W. Shoemaker, Mra, Halp 

=j Monday night H, VanGilder. Mrs. Oeprfje S 

PCfttoh J, ftice, Mrs.. Wil Graff, Mra. Harry Hoaiiley, Mrs 

Goes Teasdale, Misa Mabc 

'^ - .-.JMuiek Bainbndfte, 

>*«, fnori! or io«», of 

[«*'*'• Or«do "A" or "P" on * 

» baili" dellveFtd bj tnielc~to 

'. (Counti' hoad) betwi 

- of gtens HiFboF snd A.u- 

F lhr Cflunty, N, J. and open' 

.jMOJn nubile on— 

" MAY Itil, MM 

• & findird Tine 

m, D, B, T.) 

. _^ . ^ fM the prnnoêd worl 

i?SJ" "BtoHMneo with the Bull 

L£l ,°I SpecifIwttoni. for CDunt] 

1IS3 edition, and h«v« hMi 

efflej of thi Ooun^ InBi 

Court Houte, C»i» Kn Court 

•[;". Jefiw. Ilddan will bo fur 

Tk, *.«W of tbo-I|ieelfle>«loni 

' W tils Enf Inetr on pnpir no. 

1 Mm ta snclqnd In »*W 

Martin th» nama and i^. 

„ „«» ildd«r. marked "Biii fnr 

BiP'H* "*" « "1" and »ddr«s». 

JM CoBBtlt, Naw Jeiiw. and 

»M MUM th. ttgM, 

' •«« Jni lo»rt Bf Ckt,»n Fnfc 

Hard Times Has 

Gone; But They 

Want Him Bach 

Ho Chmed Cats, But All 

is Forgiven Now, Says 

Jamea G. Scull, 

• ''Hard Times" has lelt Somers 

roiiit, Or at least the home 

q£ City Clerk and Mrs, Janieg 

a. Scull, of Now York «v, und 

Shore rd. 

The strange thiiiH is that the 

Scull family wunts "Hard 

Times'' back! 

You see, "Hard Times" is a 

wire-haired terrier, about a 

year old, and ho was given to 

Mrs, Htull lust Sunday, as a 

Mother's Day Kilt, by her 

daughter, Mrs, Florence Squ- 

ter, of AnnanUule, wife of the 

superintendent of the state reformatory 

there, ^ 

Had Feelings Hurt, 

"Hard Times" didn't stay 

long, because he had his feelings 

hurt by Mr. SeullTVj The 

trouble, us usuul with dogd, 

was a cat. 

He had become thoroughly 

acquainted with the family, except 

the cat, und displayed 

great inteliijjoiRC oLeyliig 

members of the family perfectly, 

nnd secBiinn to under* 

stand every word they said. 

But Monday morning he 

spied the rat. After chasing 

kitty up a tree, ho was lightly 

repriiiunded bv Mr, Scull, 

He then accompanied the city 

clerk to tho cellar, wheie two 

Tittle kittens rented in a basket. 

Tries To Kxplnin Matters, 

Mr. Scull explained to "Hard 

Times" that he mustn't chase 

the kittens, and for a few rno= 

nionts he was able to control 

himself. Then the old urge 

came back and he run over to 

the basket. 

Mr. Scull interveiied and 

gave "Hnril Times" a shove. 

"Hard Times" misinterpreted 

the hint and kept going, und 

has not been seen since, though 

for all the Sculls know he may 

be just around the corner — 

like prosperity! 

"Hard Times" is all white, 

except for his ears, ' both of 

which nro black. So if you see 

him, tell him that all is for. 

given, and that both Mr. anil 

Mrs. Scull .wont him back. You 

might even take him bark to 

the Scull home. It will bo appreciated. 

Mrs. G. C. nqriien, 101 Atlantic 

av,, spent the week end us a 

guest of relatives in Cape May, 

Drowning Deer U 

Saved, Released 

Artificial Respiration is Applied 

to Big Buck. 

A buck deer weighing about 

ISO pounds was given artificial 

respiration to save its life after 

it hail become wedged in a rock 

Jettv ,it M.nuisquori, N. J, ac- 

coiding to Mark Lashlev, of 

Hornet Pmnt, who assisted in the 

IPSCUP, last Saturday 

Thp buck, chafed by dogs, Tan 

across the meadows at Manas 

tiuan and to elude IU pursuer! 

plunged into the inlet and swam 

to the rock jetty. In climbing 

the roek.H It slipped between a 

crevk-e and was unaDle to free 

itself. When the tide started to 

rise the • waves broke over the 

buck, wfjeh was in danger of 

drowning! 

WarkiTfn employed by the Hill 

Dredging'eo. saw the predicament 

of the animal and six of 

them, among them Mr. Lashley, 

succeeded in extricating the buck. 

It was taken to the beach and 

the water was forced from its 

lungs. In a few minutea it had 

recovered sufficiently to run to 

the woods, close by, 

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A 

Wright, of -Venice Park, were 

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, 

A. E, Senior, BIB Laurel rd. 

REAL BUY 

Fiijiiliy Hotel . Extra cor. Lot 

li I'l. & Oi'tim Ate. 

$9,750 Financed 

MORRISON, 

^ Inserygrstcd 

g!h snd OCEAN AVE, 

- FOR SALE 

Three liDry collage on SIh »t. near 

eepan, 5 bedraema; bath; furnlBnrd 

I heated i eicellent lamtion for 

rHRma or be •rdinK hsuie entnoly 

ttngvMcd. 

1'rlw *«5(MI — SaStH. cftHli 

II OKiir 

of MoriRJete 

Ralph 

L, Chester, 

IneorliorBlei 

STH & CESTRAT, 

SPECIAL OFFER 

$3.00 BATH SETS FOR $1.50 

liKlmlini; Inifh liiiit, fiiilct Ni'iit cciver, Iiirm' loivrls ami Inn lace 

tliiilis, ('iiliirN—liliif, (rrpi'ii, fiiilil, pink, rime, Iiivciiiler, aiid nrrhid 

$im BATH SETS FOR 80c 

In. linliiiu' liiitli null, toili'i ni'u; ciivcr. < ulurs—lilml, vlnic, Ijliii 1 , 

t,Tpcn, i|ul(l, pink, niHc, Invciidcr and •irclilil. 

Wash Cloths , 40c per doz. 

Dish Cloths 40c per doz. 

CRESCENT SALES 

linaii mill Olil IIUUHIMM- HIIHII I'uinl. N. I. 

JOE'S MARKET 

4th ST. and ASBURY AVE. 

- ; • 

Freshest 

Meats 

Freshest 

Groceries 

Freshest 

Produce 

BEST QUALITY BEEF 

SIRLOIN STEAKS tb 29c 

Rump or Round Steaks tb 25c 

Chuck Roast 1I> 12c 

Cross Cut or Bolar Roast lb 18c 

TWO III(i SPKIiALN _ HATl'HIIVV oSl.l" 

FHKS1I FKOM OUH OVKNS 

Devil's 

Food Cake 25 c Charlotte 

Russe 

Pretzel Butter Rings 2 for 25c 

Delicious Cinnamon Buns pm 15c 

Lady Locks (with whipped cream) 10c 

Old Fashioned Banbery Cakes ............... ... 10c 

= LARGE PIES L ^8c 

No 

Matter 

Where 

You 

Go 

In South Jersey, you can't find a better equipped 

shop for auto repairing. We guarantee 

our work. '. , 

Poweirs Modern Super Service 

Wfl MSB ST. and ASBUBT ATE, ' PH05E 57a 

Ch»rg6 When We C*1I For spd Dellier tour Car 

l . 

Principal of School 

Capo 'May Counts^ hw, wjirt 

probably'1B thi trtuf mî-iiMwlfe 

sehool prlnelpal combine 

tion in the state. They are Mr* 

Bnd MM, !> I,- CheitBr, of 

West Cape May. 

Mr, Cheitftr will he prlnoipill 

if the Noilh Wlldwooil ichooli 

next yeai',' while his wife will' 

hold the same position In Wert 

May, She was elected 

mat week to succeed her Itu^band, 

who is at West Caiie tja^r 

'.hli year, Mrs. Chester ha* 

have beua .^..^ 

•wvflt « BdtlEWi r-—T; rf 

•ad the' rtrt*.BMHBBU iWqpli 

b«ild Toln.lo IIH 

cr VlMUrilB iiyl* 

SARPeN-FRiSH FRUITS ^•yieiTABLiS) 

JIRSIY—SXtRA FANCY ' 

ASPARAGUS - A 19c 

PLORIDA—VALiNCIA Urgtitii '«!»•(••i'Il?c L rWo2ib.25c Rhubsrh - 3b«d,«5c 

New Cabbagfl • A•*» \Ot CrlipAidUtiti A buMiwi 5c 

ATLANTIC «>PACIFIC 

Jersey Roasting Chickens 

Pork Loins 

Laps Lamb 

Stewing Chickens 

Chuck Roast 


Shoulders Lamb 

Golden Crown Bacon 

Rib Lamb Chops 

- Vegetables * 

JKBSEf 

Spinach 2 lbs 9c 

-California Pew... 

Stringless Beans 

Iceberg Lettuce ... 

Stdks Celery 

Cucumbers , 

2 lbs 15c 

lb 10c 

9c 

5c 

each 10c 

ScalHorii bunch 2c 

Idaho Baking Potatoes 3 lbs 10c 

Jersey Sweet Potatoes ...... Ib Se 

Fresh Lima Beans ft 18c 

Jumbo Asparagus ...•„. bunch 20c 

Rhubarb bunch 4c 

mi 

fb 

fb 

ib 

- Fruits - 

RIPE 

Tomatoes 21b* 25c 

F Fancy Eating or Cooking 

ft Appk«:... ^^rmmm 

S P1H«MA! Oranges „...._./- 

E 

R 

Large Floridk Orange* ,«., 

Grape Fruit 

B Jumbo Grape Fruit 

Y Pineapples 

Ripe Bananas 

Fancy Pears 

D 

A 

Grapes 

Y Maryland Strawberries q* 

Radishes bunch 2c 

3for26tf 

each 10c 

dz21c 

4for2Sc 

nv to* 

I Fresh Cut Jersey Asparagus bunch 12c 

Dole's Pineapple Juice, 2 cans 25c 

Rosedale Peaches can 15c 

Libby Pears large can 20c 

Dole's Fancy Pineapple— 

Sliced or Crushed can 19c 

Robinson String Beans, 3 cans 25c 

Pride of Valley Corn 3 cans 25c 

Phillips Tomatoes 3 cans 25c 

Canal Tomatoes, lge can, 2 for 25c/ 

Peter Pan Golden Bantam 

Corn 2 cans 25c 

Webster Lima Beans can 10c 

Phillips Peas 2 cans 25c 

Shur Good Sour Krout, 2 cans 19c 

Whtittti 

Puffed Rice ............... 

1 Ptfrea Wheat 

Argo Corn Starch 

Royal gelatine 

GORDON 

- - Groceries - - 

:.2for2|e 

14c 

„... 12« 

3 pkgs 23c 

Hershey Cocoa '/£-«> can 10c 

N. B. C. Assorted Fancy 

Cakes , 2 lbV35c 

N. B. C. Snowflakes pkg 15c 

Pill»bury Cake Flour. 

Not-a-Seed Raisins ... 

Prunes .....„„„..„„„..„.,„,;,. _ 

Waldorf Paptr 

Whizi Almslw Silnion 

Gettha iT«nia FM 1 ••••—'• 

MaAewlH.......,:...;.......,, 

Hillrrwn'. Salad Drewbg ^ m 

Gordon Cup Coffee 

Break O'Mora Coffw 

Premier C

m.-mmmm ftentfM 

PJ——- - — ~~--~ WeBare 

1 These Few Bare Bear Facts 

itiîSSz ^^tltetow AeSbort ihe Uit BV 

at Suniir, M 

^•nmn am? ^B" *> ^^pMBeti^tHn. *3# same «: suniic Jtas 

|«#- Mfl* a «•« jytfsio^MBft, Vans. "Eat nag- »efiaBHi Dfa asi 

nift* »*•. «r>«rf«- *«*»_ _*:^ Ift^.. •»- ~s •»— w- 

iiir, s.rc £tr 

:jw lass i^r tanini 

& 

LEMOVT J^ 

im Ik. BBf .Rsrik 

,L ami 

•as A •£•'•« 

tas, •!£ 2at»t 

.. __•* . ,- •_• „-„ .„„ c ..^ 

:ii 

". DaairftteEs •}£ an? A.TIB!-- 

ivihudaa. BaCagla,?. 

Kanoaa SGaaBa. Mi^ Mi.-Liu A. 

Bos-is sail Dr. Cftartss H. VAII, 

-J "us jniia-s nj tie «isaT «n5e*t 

fli/^s prnicf'lifiiijl^ ia thif -*wT zriilif 

*îiif ugoointg./. Thg aibjesi^ îf LIN 

•issijr-! :s **Ca-B .if Paijiic Pîn. 

j 'am 

r, jlit SM aink. mtiltt T_asa~ 

-uai ae War ji*i .ic ae 

niis frjni iu* ihut 

-if eaate, 

A2 WnsK," •» a 

1=3* p, n.-Xi a^ lit 

)(« bas Altst 

KIHABD 

BARTHtUMESb 

iji 'Central Airport 1 

• ilk •tally Eikrn-TiHH htm 

"14.J.U ^r.i fa, 

fljJJ 

in TheMiad, 

n o t 

*TSAXD. 

iif Suard «i!I -"j-jpsn Mi 

sail JLJIII« i'.'ias in " JLiiic 

T ii£ n î. 1 » 0M Searffle Day 

L s India, Puh-lease! ou I&^M* D*^ *,m 

*••-' -' • • it the 

lorn. FnJ,. 

BWr JIO5TI;OMEET ta 

Mmde On Broadway"' 

»ft> Sally lifen Jhj 

of Pbila- Jaii 

her .--.-.. is at 

Use 

WI BO.ITEI 

I 

i~ze f.jr tas .me aiijuiiiw-: iL- 

A nieiiii:, Ttfflgday, Stay ffl, .^,. :a, 

w sn.-iryBi inm •neniiiens.' »e-*c * 

mib.1 

!.-. at,, far tj^ 

:n the was aisn 

,,^f ••.?","'. 1Ir • '"'"'i RuifJirt, ..,r Mr.. Aisj D. Jcuil, ^17 Csn- i 

'iliaiifiiahia. T-urn w»ik emi m« âi i~*-. "las iiwn «nsniim^ a, *ew ' 

nrt rtsiffor" -it their Ad.—"" ''""• " il * — — — -•'• —-•'- **' 

'fay? ae with Miss 

•if 

Mr. ami M,-a, ffonrv B. r,,npei. 

Jr. .intartaineii a,4 -vneic eni! 

huiijw irii-Hiy, M-. ami Mrs Jfi»! 

eah dartre ami ,„„. Ciho, of 

Pluiaiigijiiiia. 

_ . Jtr ami Mr.. Lcsi'e .^mnn; 

. j anti two chiitirpn, of Rin Gran.ls i 

L • wsr- r-r»nt riff«Ftj» of Mr. anil 

' JlfJ. A:i,ii 0. Su-Jil. «I~ 

,av. 

•if Phil-1 

'I z>ip«t I 

on, 400 

MJVH Itjrtna Gmifri 

aiininhia. JF.IH 2 .^Vf?fi|g 

, « Mrs.. Einnia H«.ni 

j .• WKsimr M. 

^ ' MiiiS Annii' E, Daviii«on ns- 

j ; fc-Ifiii TTnirrififiy îfter ,i -Hsjt if 

(.*W!ni .:ay8 in pfiilaiifcinhia, ami 

I -fmiity. 

.Mr. ind Mf*. F^nnk Slieamr, 

•-7. -f. '.iav-nn anii .on, Arthur, 

j t; ftniisy .'"i^.-.JiPir hnme. 

0W5TTB JITST SACIlFiri 

FOR LESS THAN 

MORTGAGE 

Bnniairiw CfaiHe til Btarh 

Fiiir B«lr.M(Bi, . But Wmtrt 

Ir K 

MORRISON, 

ImsnM 

IS 

ImsnmM 

mi 0Cm*>f ATI, 

BI5TAI a.l>T 

CT ruittf BI5TAI a.l>T 

FLORIDA 

INN 

FUU. 

COURSE 

DINNER 

Specai PbttorsSSc 

50c 

12 PRICE SALE! 

For Spring Clearance ] 

Dresses 

15 01S BEtlTV DEPIETHEW 

Featuring BONAT paMANENT WA\ 

linitHt Fanrr. i'irnn>rlj uc IVrrati. i* on ng•*•••«;* "'*« 

Asfiuryîv,, dieii, 

BeFtriiuV'Parby, son of P. E, 

Darby, returned from St. Pet- 

ersburg, Fla|t whew he had 

spent IS months. 

Wilfred Sony, son of George 

W. Sony, enlisted in the U. S, 

Marines and wna sent .to Paris 

Islanri, South Carolina. 

Dr. ! arsciiel Pettit wos el- 

u dlrecior otthe S«ashore 

Joseph I. SeaU "W 

Cadillac touring eiri* 

thei, Andrew P- 

1 B k 

Seventeen 

delphin dhtrict w«T 

the Memonat Day 

sihctlaled for Oaef 

Philadelphia 

h 

So This h New York 

New York toy and game, shops 

report that business is excellent, 

estate, u"round "half dosen addi- Games are .wanted where tlie 

*s ...i *„„»., ,„„„ «iiB-o.ftBtoH whole family can play, it, !H said. 

Skoal, n' thin, crisp, tasty 

bread which toes well with beer 

is as much in demand in New 

York ai pretiels. 

• • • 

Shoe stores in 'kew York re- 

port tht- demand for reversible di«arding of all 

aho^, thftt is, ihoes which can prohibitinB trade 

" warn on either foot. Wonder and the establishment under, 

-'*""" Government supervision of 

# • • groups • and amoeiationB of 

Tll#rt li h hotel In Niw York manufaptorirs and prodUMra to 

with 

l 

» telephone switchboard flx _ 

enouEh to serv* a etly of er trade conditions. 

TOi rtnte hotrt e«irljs Tiwtii, *f oeuna, 

mit in^nrawri, in ^ «rt»- It VhWftr;*»: 

oti>- 

if to 

ordl- 

tional taxes were sufgested. 

Then instead of favoring one 

variety, the majority of the 

Senators became real generous 

and decided thai all should be 

approved. 

As far as reports disclose, 

the Salem county Senator's 

sujigestlon that instead of im- 

posing new taxes the state end 

some of Us at'tivlties and ex- 

penilitures, did not meet with 

approval of his colleagues. 

That suggestion was too 

Bound to be accepted, but the 

public will lie gratified at least 

that Senator Leap had courage- 

enoiifrn to point out the proper 

way. 

If anyone honestly expects to 

find the proposed new taxes 

merely a shifting of the burden 

from one class to anothur, they 

mo Indeed naive. Real estate 

is enrrving too great u burden 

that is true, hut • it will be 

found that if and when the 

whole row of proposed new 

taxes are imposed, the owner 

of real estate will wish for the 

"good old days," 

New methods of taxation al- 

most invariably mean more 

taxation. They rarely replace 

but generally add. In other 

words the new program, In- 

stead of a shift of burden will 

be a growth. If we really ex-. 

peeled to reduce the burden, 

Mr, Leap pointed the only way 

•"and that way is not easy,— 

Elmer tiiiies, 

AM, THE RESORTS 

ARE DOING IT. 

Those who are altaeking At- 

lantic City's reduction of as- 

sessed valuations as "unfair" 

are conveniently overlooking 

the fivct that for years, because 

of unduly boosted valuations at 

the stare, Atlantic City tax- 

payers have been largely sup- 

porting public schools else- 

where in thfi county and pay- 

ing more than a fair share of 

other countv expenses. 

In the renistribution of state 

scliosl taxes Atlantic City hm 

byen rteeiving far lesg than It 

lablished in a competitive toal. 

nesp or industry. It will result 

in the best men •beeomliij{ em- 

ployees instead of indenendtht 

buiineis men and (he lesn Hum. 

hest dropping out of sight in 

the mass of humanity. 

That may be bitter, for tht 

social order, if we coneelê 

that te be a martem undef 

whi«h «H hnmanlty will fitW- 

tually oocupy the samt rtrtg 

of activity aWdlneomtjbrt.it 

Krtatiy feir tluit jrtieii m «fc| 

any steps to flHfletheLljiJU^ 

* • * % 

Full ileevef: tiv* . - ,.„, 

to the ihouWaW^r-ttM 

• * 

New York brewers are trying 

to assure women that beer is 

not fattening, w ^- m 

Some New Yorlt manufaetureis 

are selling thrir food products 

nackeil in sttsinH. Women buy juat 

to get the steins. 

e P- t 

In certain Kaw York shops you 

can buy what are described ai 

speedometer clocks, that is, clocks 

without hands svhlch uê'ste like 

a speedometer. 

paid, while othM districts have 

been receivinw far, mare. 

It is no unusual thing in 

Atlantic City for a property to 

be sold for less than its as-, 

sensed valuation, while in the 

county districts the * anseised 

value of the average property 

is half or less svhat It is real. 

ly worth, even on the present 

market. 

There is in fact no fairness 

whatever in Atlantic Citya 

.move to unload some of its 

really false valuations. Tax- 

payers there have bome them 

for years and the rest of the 

.county districts hove been shar- 

in the profits. It is in fact 

the fair and .sensible thing to 

do. — Atlantic County Mecord, 

AN IDEA ABOUT 

THOSE CIBCULARS, 

Since this newspaper is in- 

terested in selling advertising 

it has kept pretty much away 

from discussing the distribution 

of circulars about town. There 

are plenty of subjects to dis- 

cuss in which no charge of per- 

sonal bias can be brought. But 

when the commissioners take 

up the matter themselves, we 

can see no reason for not won- 

dering —~ out loud — why they 

don't take a - real grip on the 

problem, an most other towiis 

have done, instead of slapping 

it on the Wrist and walking 

away. 

In good times and bad thf 

distribution of circulars ' from 

door to door never ceases. They, 

arc altoays a nuisance and al- 

ways unnecessary. The cheaper 

ensemblti- whlcl 

for daytime 

The yoke, tW 

ed unfler the'i] 

m, 

hettf 

MM- 

ADDRESS. blYU 

MZt to Kiy Bind. Va 

Nn York Omiklf ni 

VMS' 

J4ck«t a 

KM- of 

l 

CreVe 

and 

f an i» 

sort of out-of-town ,«tore» •»: vm 

their prindttd n§tM,Thi'-'thtî'ii^ 

eheaptn-ttf t*s»Bi* 1 

itiMti. *m\'ifitmi. 

door to '&&>'• 

twsincBs Nn 

last','

|L C. C. Hearing 

On R.R. Merger 

JFireinentoPlay 

Port Repnbfic 9 

Athletes* Letters to ; Anrnwl Swa* EiUt«l 

Be Awarded Soonj «t $1,600,000. 


f the 

in 

it *s m 

—• -•>_> m^ ._ î^sfapsanâ 

*Pe stuited under a* 

or Tjther }«m: 

from i.W» hfJM 

and Jboriee Ssftant?, 6-i, 

ûid h*w control of op. | Civic CliHtf Considers 

""' — to Stage Sfiow 

«rttuiK the merger lines. Dutlj 

In 

H 

with a -.pur lontrectmg the Rea 

Jo the Ptwisvlvatua for South 

in Cit and Sea Isle Cit> 

be us«i,iof SIra EHiabeth W 

MARBLE—TILE 

both 

a. H#_ or jirarteally 

ttat of sea-]el, aaj the W 

nat expect to enter mw say 

ii b 

pct to enter m 

«Enpeition. bot nO 

or tms dn»f ftom BOW 

Pnsi 

^*pedent tarns. 

sill win no championships, he 

tat on ihm otter Mod then 

B€ I i 

for 

p ipApjijig _ _ 

of tte«aBtjlei«Be "f*"? J»JsepowW » 

and lesalted in Owaa «_.«•»* aeT-elopeii bj- 

of It rappee 

One of 

j Mr. IBJ MISL Bj-twks W. 

! ?t>^rjt ij]-s = f¥i src^l? ,^f Mfs^ 

Lniaj; E. Chord' ana »-, Ttp« Crainiissioii, 

I -.irr ;ho plaris, the Pennsy]. 

for 

ui nits Ejntai^tt-if ** ••-•*• •• 

tlie Oc«m Clt> Civic Club. 

\ spejk-i, e\plainlne lrow $500 

can bt made bv prf entlng a 

show in which 

Im ttUHwd, will 

plim the plan. 

MIsa Julia ScnU 

omin»tinp cot ' 

reports. All 

to attend 

Mrs Adella Tbbiu^ 

lantlc Citv M-Tito 

, W. H. 

OLDFIELD 

ALBKRT 

OI-DFIELD 

Phone H7T-J Phone 373-W 

W. H. Oldf.eld & Son 

TILE AND 

MARBLE WORK 

912 CENTRAL ATENUE 

Qttmn City. N, J. 

Estima(fj Furnished 

SAMPSON & CO, 

311 • «M Stnrt 


Roofing^ Heating 

MBryG-HEATIXG 

WILLARD'F. STETSER 

Plumbing and 

Htih 

atihff 

MS rEXTBAL ATI, 

rh ^ 

pinj ont of It 

witt tough BB-3 wHe!y 

feasts m Inath Itiset 

^dlrt f 

are 

ath 

for next 

t findy fast previous JmnAh. ..» „__ 

i is tint ercnL **s» Srtmtojfii iasslf, —„ 

sa Ocean City's fa, S 

— _ , 440, to * *Js ôtll eoBfsrted «B the 

f P* mult ud fresi-1 S*r ana «is won »raj ttreagfi 

J WSHS#F. epiMkîyr nigitzaismaii * 

egBt roes daring the af. 

. As far as UU went, !'•« 

Oeraa City dM not se^re Hs 

mnmm ran oatU tie 1»§? half 

of ihm 2ua^ ffinlrip w^& Deleo- 

no smacked Us seerad "*it of tie 

— to More ftretdk TTie other 

- ,-F •»• Mde la tie asti 

»o«i *arnff Inail«i hues witk 

on daritT triiau LaMSTflle 

J - - flfti and « 

hcried a 

for tfce mala, sllowiiit onlj- 

ntta and fr Hts. StretA 

•Weoiw arrf 'Wear iwred the 

ran?. 

•—-•.• t-l m- 

=—— Otri tkirC 

-3E -•-*• »~ 

to 

in Wild wood 

WJUwoodDefeato 

Resort Net Tarn 

In ttar owBlBr engaaeaejrt of 

e ^^n. Ear F1te> Jiirf, t^mn) 

,ÊL,«* «f«* at tie iaaip 

o£Wn..»ood IBrt oa lhe local 

. ! • Jâacrtt, BliTiaK second 

** ^ * sSemm lie disnos- 

Hartod Ewaa ^Bt°(iowB Wore 

•- ilw firn sing5#j tnsrie, 

Jia MSler los to Spang 

3 mwHoji. Brti faoj-« ba*. 

rt oat to tinee srti" before 

niW in the JTioraB. 

E-ran aa3 Jeanneirt »ejit down 

ÎCTP Hays paj Halneiii in the 

ton drably amrearat, 6-1, e-ii 

W 1 1 ~ -134 Csariie Tail saceamb. 

Uy 

oa thai- iirnorL If, 

of 10,000 Itm, It 

fc. iesv- 

and 

OIL I.I IRlVTrKll 

BURNER 

1 (.nipl(.ti. 

00 

I 

ROOFING. ETC. 

ILErTHIr SllKS TO. 

«« Ab 

THE 

BEST 

FOR 

LESS 

'Above All-a Good Roof 

George W, Wilcox 

oii d Sh cx 

and Sheet Metal Work 

BU 

«. iM ASBURV AVI. 

PM. 4is OCEAN CITY. N. J. 

td MH«»ne 

la the tiro srt*. 

"ftw^ Net Kv o n ts at 

WBdwood Next Week 

WiM^ wTj] 1» , m-tea for 

at"*!* nert week. 

*-.*uti are to 

I-ETSHELP 

WWi 

THATOAKDEN 

For LAWN and 

GARDEN 

BOM- Meal 

Corey Boofs hove been the itanderd far over 60 yeari 

*"« they toil no mere—and frequently less—than un. 

w, untested materials. 

^ 

i n B ' M °" d Roofl «9i in 0 wide ronfla 

end w«ghts^y0o M n Qeeerdln0|y seieet fhB 

. * _*n1i best suit yeUp property in appearoneo 

ond durability. Be lure yOy get the greatest 

reefing value for your money—lot us give you a 

free estimate. 

C. H. Shaw and Son, Inc. 

3M 134 StMt Phone 633 

Win, H. CoUJsson, Jr. 

A«o. 51. Am, Sot C. S, 

CiTil Engineer—Surveyor 

COAL AND COKE 


OCEAN CITY 

WAITER SACK 

COAL 

13th and West Ave, 

PHONE MS 

Get Our Prices On 

Lawn Mowers, Linen Mosquito Nero* 

Copper, Bronze and Galvanized ft? 

Wire. They are LOWER than 


Read Hardware and PaW Co, 

852 Asbury Avenue Ocean (ft^ i 

HARRY R. MONTGOAlERf 


Points, Glasu, Enamels, Brathts 

O.ff «9 Aitarr Aw. 

Wt Instan and Service Automatic Heating 

Refrigeration and Beet Cooling 

York Oil Burneri. Tall Eaage Burnerg Stoktri 

Anttoriied DMlen tot SL and E, HefrtfjenM 

AUTOMATIC HEAT APPLIANCE 

C. JOSEPH MOYER 

BUILDER 

310 lilh STBEET 

LOTS 

OCKAN rrrr, i, i i 

Up To Grade BA 

Streets -Sidewalks BAY ^ 

Curbs SECTION; 


If You Build A Ifouse - - 6 Bowns and Bath 

OTIS M. TOWNSEND,Inc, 6*0 Asbury Ave, Oceah 

GUARANTEED 

TOP OVER 

iHINOLES 

60 YEARS" 

AWNINGS 

Window Shades-Upholstering 

AIJTIED SCHERM 

-« »*-w ociAH cm 

— BUILDER - 

& AT MM 

HEATING 

- BUILDER - 

M» A3BURY AVE. 

PHONE 1200 

ÔCfcANCTTY 

CO A 8FEC1ALTI 

^ ^ TBBJL PB0JTE3 

•H *^> . JUrkrtSKl 

•by«irae Mtu ill* 

TIE GUItmiE WE 

'^ -' 

monthly. 

OCEAtf 1 

Members 

[in Rotary Club 

Fon Mmic Wtek. 

WOOD-EEN, NOT 

•WOODEN, 1 HE SAYS 

lame of tho new sec- 

,' of tho treasury, who 

, is a noted muweal com 

is not pronounced ai 

were Wooden, Lewis 

told Botanans, Fn- 

iight 

a pronounced Wood een, 

the accent on the last 

I Csorge W Lawrence, pas 

flie First Baptist Church, 

Montgomery and J 

Cadman were welcomed 

members by thy Rotary 

Out Frnl»» niirht 

|y were imlucted intn mem- 

bv Dr J. Thornley 

and Invis Candy 

|Fred M.inne, who \ill di 

Muitra 

fBob Hu^hPB, Jame, Evan 

and Lc»lie C Huehes 

Lawrence Chalmers, of 

WildWood; the Bev, Mr. Law- 

fence and Judge C. C, Cole, of 

Atlantic dty, *ere "drafted" as 

anpromptu song leaders 

Arthur W. Shoemaker intro 

duced the ftueati, and Morton 

Leich extended birthilav ifreet 

WKB to Dr. Huuhei and Leblie 

C Hut'hu- 

Lewis Gandy 

^hen you pa^hed a com 

$53.24 Earned at 

Hospital Benefit 

Wrniitr. Phil..-Lot. fM. SIB, Bioik «. 

Ir MARTHA M, MOWN 

It's a girl \t ihB hQme of Mrax Afi&a 

O___fi» ,» f«lf Jaeknya. iVl Onford Uiun TUB liuki 

Denent at VJOII udy unind trhiuy n>, n u«r «•» 

~~ " '* Marlyn Nina Jackson 

Girls eeera to be In order thla weafr 

in Ihi lmi,:ht).,rh,,iicl, for Dr Stork Hn- 

HtrEd long enDUR"! iQ Q&*6 a little Silas 

lit tilt] hnnic nf Ml and Mrs Lesue] 

^^@3£ fiv £fDiiîiy fiflvSfflQQla^ 

Club Proves Successful. 

lml\ 

Cilv 

eteiy at night ' 

your couraRi- 

United States j 

erica unafraid in America invin 

Clble " 

llassified 

RATES 

d iidqrInp ppFf 

fn JTho Oain Cltj 

and The iomerm Foist 

Tw§ cents per word, fint 

, one CPRt E*r woFd for each 

_mi iniun Esynt six wardi 

i line m»iRimn, first in«rtifis> 

Thtta eirogg nbovo and bclaw 

Ulif, 12e per Una flFBt 

ie ipcr Ime, iubaequ§nt Is- 

ur ndvgrtifementi and 

D BGfit Tolophonen Geenn 

m Snmtri Paint SSI 

Numb, will bo lupplied If 

d ' t wiih nsme &&d ad« 

j iB tppF FoFwaidins 

i bg Nft gt time of pUciss 

Bt 

Resort Police At 

M. E. Church Service 

All but three membeis of the 

report polite department attmd 

Pii thn diTlliiir ,mui' at the 

FirMt Jlethnilmt Churth, Sunday, 

when He\ VVillum A Boyil, the 

pa^tol, pi edt-hed a snimon on 

"SonILI to thp riimmumty " 

The thrrn IJILJI «ho tlul not it 

tend, Captain Robert J Latkcj, 

Spirant Harrv Taj lor and Pa 

troltnin Lrx Hart, rcmmnuil it 

hfailquartrrs to ntl'-wel any LalK 

that nncht come in while the 

ri"?t of thn ilppaitmcnt »ji oft 

lut> 

Actmu Thief nf Police Jack 

ihii Woman's Auxiliary of Ai 

lantie Shnres Hospital met last .'Nutter 

, . . . Wi-clni. ilay afternoon, in the hus- I r '" 

lourrht tribute n i u l nLlrlunii 

Mr-, Herhert Addiccctt, chair 

uf the cjrd party at Ocean 

Golf Club, lepuitcil $53 24 

pruLCLds A number of buoks of 

chiinrPT on the bedspread, nj^ on 

ill plj> in the Chevrolet Show 

lluiiiii, Shnre rd , h.tvp been dis- 

tlihutul imonK the mPmliei The 

be 1 pirjil »UIJ donated b\ Mr- 

Uplingi'i, of Ocean Citv, nne of 

tin m *\ members of the au\il 

nr\ MIH Winfield Hainns, of 

I lnuiiud, K another new mrmfaer 

who hds joined this month 

ULII the mcetinc; tea »as 

to Mrn Martin V Scull, 

Henry Y Clouting, Mrs 

. Yates, Mr? George 

Mn Harrj A lalge, Mrs 

BerriaT, Mn E Kostin 

Mrs Ophnner, Mm Lew 

Mathu-., Mrs Herhprt 4d 

Mis Manrfield, Mrs 

Mrs Earl Iijnp, Mrs 

Mi ..uulrr Saburn, Mi« Frames 

.iti clnniii, Mrs Joseph Steen and 

Mr, MauriLp W Watson 

It bol^ti red up 

'lhatN what thn 

toilaj 

pmantiAL 

BYMAN rnp»Wo nf l.kinir fill 

Flnntlrif, pruning and iirart. 

AH Ituida (if ifHFdfniBi^ '"» 

[ houF Plume Oi.r»n ntj III n: 

! StTiliNil LCJEIT Ba\ A-l 

fi 12 If . 

lull boat n 

lei A Fnnl 

FOB SALE 

ISALI - Unk lefntri-BU.r enpm 

I 15 lbs til iff* Trice ¥1(1 Gnu in 

filed Ftfnbpnitiir ftO Ih ice CHIIIIC 

t Fnee II I Mil !Hti st , Oceeii Ti!> 

8.io.tfo 

I SALE 

1 (j 

. lid, tnblra und 

l ti\ flrriin Cit^ 5- 

IIALE ~ bhecli jind lillion CAI 

> » hcu pniiiile Apply 411 Mth 

in t it? 5 ID It 

I SALE — J mm bnls and 

1 csnililma 7E8 Alburn av 

ti\eil 

Mi 

Thani-ii 

Knh , 

Philip 

WlntL 

l I! 

ih,tntt, 

Irs Uprtlia Smith M\d her lisyal 

,hi ra* tJ ay Hen lees at 

Church lant Sandaji All narvlcci 

cell attended Miss Anna Jsnes pi 

n the morning and In the afl 

.nil eveolny musical ant] literary pru. 

trams %era rendered Mrs imlth Is 

knnwfi SI tho mother nf Motnirit' Da? 

.1 Tabernacle Churgh far tha£ Bynday's 

enlcia ale nl«nis in lier charge 

St James Church ul«o had a splendlo 

irnfriani Sunday afternpon in the nb- 

erv&tisn of Mothem' Day Tnosa In 

charet. were Mrs risrenct Mitchell and 

Mrs Ceorglafini* Money Those taklnff 

part nn tha * jiFugram were Mia flor. 

ence Conqyest Mm Queenfo Jacobs 

Mm Eliiialii-th Bgwper, %Crg Mary 

Joni-3, Mrs Barah Henri He* E K 

iti.fi and Re\ Griffen Rev Anna !* 

ica iireacheil an insjilring sermon on 

tho subject at ' Mother " 

» * * 

Mrn Ada Honry, 71", Wont av., «ncnt 

last hmidfiy In Phlladclshla with Str 

Si JanieK Chuich mrmbsrii and fFiendi 

ira slad la ftclcanie Eev Henry Cooii 

liik fûi --»or f 

Jumeij for another year, Bev, BBel ifr 

t (Hjut.F hii\e loimi-!. inimy iiLnuanipfe I 

thfcir yrar H ulay Ih lhe community. 

Btrand, Inc I«ta 153. 70S", Seetlnn A 

Harry Hoc. oud Bosile B, his wife, 

to Rnmll G Bsck Lot 841, Suction A, 

William H Colli»Mii, Jr Truntee, ut 

nl«, to Ilanld Cgaukssn, Mlllviilc, Lot 

615. gactlon A 

B WiiHmi ts Budiey fone, Ocejin 

Cit;, Lot D, Bar Trent Loin 

Mary L Bfiee to Jane I, Bildfiback, 

Wnxlitimn Partu of Lat» HG.,_ 8B8. Sec 

lion -0 lott 477, 47B, 479, Section C 

Harry Schwarzkopf to Marie E To.- 

ter, Camdon Lots 451, 4SS, 4H3, 4^4, 

Section I* 

rioronca May Itlcka cl nl to Robert 

Lunch Fnlll bot Z131, Block iV, Ocean 

t^ Gardins 

Sherlft foF Went IcrKy Imentmont Co 

_._ais to Jtannotte- K TnrnineFf III 

SW lino l»t Bt and GoFi&tnlan BY, 

Inmuol M Wolth and wife to Ocean 

City D £ L A»n Lot 'J?,'J, Block 9, 

Ocean Citv Gardens 

fuF Clarence L PUBOIII, et alfl 

B 4 L Aiisn, Fart of lots 

11 O Cil C 

r Oudui, 

ehaWt for Elmer C BlrlckUr, gt ill, 

to Wssdbury Trul.L Oo Lot 351. Section 

Ocun City B £ L. Amu 

Worrell and wife. Fan of 

5S0, Section A 11,000 

Lots eil, 

, 

-M at rt 

l / of Hiw fanflr, 

of In, 4. B. lO » 

hi gh 

SALE. 

= 

By virtue or fi writ gf Fieri 

far isle of Msrtgagetl FFetBlsî, 

directed. liBusi out of the Court 

h 

Chuce? el New 

day of April, A D 

h Cumtie 

US î ^ p 

Trust CompaBy In eomplalnspt, and 

ean City SegurUisa CerparmtiBa, el 

are dsfendsnti^ I shall espese te 

ut public êmiut-, on 

MONDAY. JUNE 12tb. 1913 

n ths hoyrs of twelve aftd 

p, M to wit, ut t 

4 n, art 

Block 11, Ocean Cily Cur 

/ihimermnn ta Benjamin O 

Blk 0 

to Tucbahae B 

1378, 1317 

dens. 

Helen E hmm 

Swain Tart Uit 8, Block 0 

Ethel E IJV to John H Svlt NW 

lino Boy «•• And lltfa It 

Fannie E Bnlcman to HaFFV G Swain 

S«ninlnn NW 28 ft of Lot 7 Blnck K 

Fannie fi Bateman tQ Charles r 

VanArt^dalon SW 28 ft of Lot 135 

Section B 

Ocean City D & L A«in lo Winnie 

Wilkinson Lot 030. Block 9, Ocean City 

Gardenn 12800 

drlr^nlion fif 

iire-itntnl a 

tht l \ married 

Jelllee heiiled tilt 

church (tocr, rili 

tine ippi name a, 

mln the chuiih 

Old StTTst Bridffe 

Suddenly Collapses 

The 1th -.t bridge ».Wt 100 

êarl^ old, hut it resembled the 

amou"? "one hoss shay," it deM-1 

oped tin- yM.ek , 

Fni nhi-n the dtckinrr yya re 

mo\ed fium nnp section of thp 

111 ucitidPii hmlpp, Muniliy, thp 

ipst of it collapvil It had hren 

held tnp;pther by thp detklllB, 

-anitruttimi nfficnl-. ud, and 

h"\ imryi'llrd th if -mini nf tin 

iieavv truck" and hu^p, h id imt 

crashed throupfh into thp biy 

The old biulrrf !•, nun onh t 

memiiry The 1 l^t of the pilin' 

Inch ûnpni-tiil it ^ypre HIIIUM I 

thi-. KPPIC Thu hnde-e 1ml been 

in nil- 20 y n ii,, j>, the main LII 

ti mtt to the 

Examination Made of 

Bank at Someri Point 

An examination of the Jîrst i 

Natmn il Bank of Somori, Point i 

fta^ niailn thl^, y^ppk b^ national ! 

b ink namineri It li thp first 

p\ iininatuin înee the bank isas 

pl.iit.il m the hantU "f I.ail E 

[11, toH^Prâtor, folluwinp; the 

n ltion il lianklliK holiday 

It i i \peeted that aftti the 

Minini r % report m inspected 

Mil aliprn\Pil h> tht ihnf p\ im 

lni r, plaiT, sill hp fiirmiil for 

tlic IP nijr im7 ltion uf till, in-tl- 

tutloil, in th. t furaK tin be li 

Ip iêd tit dfipoRltoi ^ 

Npft di'PnMU at the hink pun- 

timie to hoy ei about thi. a 1li,onD 

mai k 1 hebP dppoît^ alt. ump 

^triLtr i and mu^t bn kppt in 

ca^h hy the bank, pitin i in thu 

iotal yaiilt, oi in thp fulir.il le- 

i iyp diitritt hank 

Real Estate News 

J hn H Mt IIPII «ife te Fthsl 

Lit Ocean City Bay S\ nnd 11th 

RpBti M FagaFty ta Harr? 1 Gerh 

Co. to Buy Land for 

Bridffetender f § Home 

NnTICB OF SFTTLBMINT 

IOIICI. Is hereby £i*on that tho accoynts 

nf Ihi. puhKcribir nn Trustee under the 

II i)f IJi-llv 111 mini di-Ci-awil Mill ho 

luiruil fur LltUment In the Orphans 

IUPI nf Ihi t UUII y of Tijie May on the 

f, at thp At 

lantir Shun, Ho pitj], Somei 

Point, Hst seek 

Thp ehilH u,ii in i spunim con- 

rlltinn, hilt noH i* lnllllnvinB Dr 

Churk* H McGmrn, of Atl intic 

pcrfnrmp*] thp npni.itinn. a** 

sutcl In Di II inNtin Whitn, 

nf the- Atljnllc Shnir, Hospital 

- — Somera Faliit isittags, luT- 

f Mated, irara^, jaFge lot, all 

ijtgtiB, dealFafale iDCatlpn. RUIft- 

i »te 131 monlll, winlrr rata |1B 

U 19 4t pf |21 4i 

" " . i Cera, of 11M ,Si»t» 

Mew JSr/wy, Is cnrapltinn.ptP ^hd " 

Collliiou. et tf, ,«t nl W» _, , 

i 1 ichiUi txpo'ee to ule ut ûtllo 

MONDAY, JLTNE tRt, Hit 

festwsen _ tha ^DUFI fit twsl?« abd iê 

o-.ck>ck P. M, to wit* al twelve oV-eel 

noon (Stflndar4 Time) sr OUP o'clock 

If CDayl!«ht liivins Time) of did 

j. ut the ihsriffi office, in C*p* M«r 

Court House. Capo Mar County. New 

All thst eertpin morieimd $mmlmi 

Jth the agiiuttenaneei. In the Mil of 

cumpUint In th# istd c*u« p&rtipuUrlr 

F^t fortb and dtpcrlbed. tout !• to My 

Atl the following tract B¥ pfiFf^ *>' 

land HBd pr#mf(ira beitelnxftQE SBFtliS- 

larly dL^Hbwl. sltuste. te\Wt «" d Wnff 

n tlie Citr sf Ocean City In tha Grtmty 

if CRPO Mar &nd State ef Nep' Jersey, 

BEING pm-tM i.r L,i(g Noi. 113 ond 

SIS, HoctJon A. Flan of Ocean Cily A*- 

ItKGINNlNO at ft point In tho Nortli- 

faBtorly line ef f anFth Itreet Ot the dli- 

iea of 40 feet NnrtrnFeitwftrtll, frgai 

tho Nnrthwcctctly lins of Owuit AvonM; 

containing North west Witnl I? ef tfcnt 

i«lnt It, and n Ion in the mid line nf 

Famtii Stnxrt S3 feet, asd ef tfciit ^SJth 

In length or deptli Nsrtti' 

j between lines nt right mi- 

fh-i to Iho Bnid line ef Fourth Street 

lio dlstnneo sf fO feet 

Amount dug Under dgefeg li 50.S1145, 

t?lth intcrcat nnd Shcrlffa tees to te 

added 

WIliUAM B POWELL, gherlff. 

Dated Muv ICtft 1033 

Ilntivrt K Hell Sel'F 

118 OC 

SHEBIFE'l SALE- 

p 

in( 

«Ccnn Hi 

Mm nnH Frntr 

inn a nf Tnte N 

r Plmi of Gce 

In (|i 

f New 

n Clly 

Courftr 

nnd f84 

nf thp fliri 

nl!v fmm 

nf Ninth 

hu-iilfh i 

SHiniFF'g SALE 

By Mrtur nt K writ of Jleri FMU* 

for Bale af Sfortgnsed Prfitslsî, te W6 

directed Jnaucd out of tfia OoHTt ef €fia&> 

c-r, of Nuw Jcr^y, en the 20tb dar^f 

April. AD 193S, In a flvlalH tanas 

ahtj-ia Anna £ If Ills la ^mpl«inftBt^ aBd 

t E J B@WSF. R&eeivep ete*. et ab, i?S 

dcfendnnta, I ehgU «spD« t$ ifik at pofe- 

Ii«- icnduB, on 

MONDAY, HAT Hnd, 1HJ 

Icttiecn ihc houta ef twelve ssd five 

Llock F M» fa wit, at twelve s'cloek 

(Standard Tiwe) or oiiO o'clock T 

iMsMaW n\nd Mi 

In>> mid at* (ll«ml .1 

meat from tha aall 

XiUIn, sntl • to 

lixeiani aasia b# 

•oBlnaon, .nil on to 

ntnrity at aajd 4I»or« ' 

l l t Iin» so k J 

A. B 

dl 

foAmt IndlylihÛr kn 

IMB -an Mteawnt »M,3 

ta ha halra it loir f T 

dnctnwd. Ûab, ,o 

h d 

By Facias 

to ma 

X 1 , 

Hi, mi. rt-t ami Sh-Mi 

.l 

WITT TAM 11 r 

!1 it tl MJ* ltd ] f i"3 

nl II K H II SrjT'f 

fl ,.f flTTi 

virtiip rf n vrlt of Tn 

i!*» of &I irlpiijrcd Prpmif 

tlilCflrtJ i jL,] nut nf tha Cnnrt nf 

Til int rry (if N( w Jci-wj 1 nn tht Stii 

iliiy af Mfiji A H lil"? in n epHain 

rimfie w her, in Alfrefl W Wright la 

H Iniiifint and He'^nn J Tlynn ^t 

n Imp i 

ilh Till f\ fmirlh ^tfrLt Itlf) fti 

frr! m in S!rci*( 

TIM* r Nn ^ nrTNr. T >IP Kna ftnii 

M "nWliElit Saving Tinte] of^*Bld_dVf 

the Sherlfr* sffire In Cape 

" «— "- =itv, Kev 

it mt il i 

i mtrif I nnd 

WITT MM 

(rd M -nl 

t Iv P 11 ! 

it pf fl« Iii 

ml i 

lit piff i foc-t to he mill 

n POWELL, ghenrr 

mr^ I^rnm Pneiimon'B. 

Charlc- nu«m , of '*Jth >st , 

Occnn CiU, is iitnir-rniK fioni 

an ,itta K of pnciininma ami JJIPU 

Imy, at tdp Ktl nitu Slininv, Ho- 

Pital, Snmcr^ Puint Hr li,i^ bcuii 

a patient tlipro fm twn v,pnks 

UTAH THE CLVSSIF1ED ADS 

NOTIIF Or srTTU-MENT 

Killii u hiiihv HI il thnt lhe iii-riiunl« 

if the miWi iln-i II- l.iiiiilini nf tin I«I- 

un nml mini, il Cllnf llniln mliim 

villl he nudilc.l nml nil ml In III. Sunn, 

cnlc nml n|i Hi I fm i Illi mi nl In the 

Cluiliniis Cmin ,,r llir Umiilv nf r,,,,r 

Mav on lhe fnurlifnlh IITV nf Julu Hr^l 

lit ti-n II cluck A M ill vvlnrli hmi npjilu 

ciitmli vvili lie mailf fnr iho nlluvvauee nf 

nuniKslunB nnd i unatl TLI 

Uatrd May Sth lull 

I- 1 F J LinWrR Riieivn of The 

Iirsl Nl.ti.ml Hr.nl. nf Ocrin Citv 

>rvv JI-F i\ Inanlvenl, Guiirdmn 

Tiiihorl K Hi II E.q 

Frnelnr, 

Ocrun Citv N J 

i> surl. 10 =n 

imc nf II vvut 

il Mm tMu nl 

i mil nul nf ti 

\,H JIIHIV ,,n 

A II lijt In 

1 i nl f, Shn» 

n v Iliuhy 

hill uviuaL to 

BALL 

nf Tien 1 iti i 

Pumiiic^ ii mi- 

Cnuit nf I Inn 

» iq ciim]iliiiiiiii 

t ill* me ikfuil 

ute nt jiuhhi. VLI- 

MONHAT, MAY 2fih. 1933 

rt.iii ilu hours nt twrlm imil fno 

m\ V M In «il at tueUt II ei rk 

ji t Uiiul ml rime) m OIIP u tinck 1 

M iUii^lif,.il SIUUIR Iiinr) nf #mi\ A ts 

it tin. Mi i iff., i.rficc in Cniio Mn\ ttt»t 

lim L ( M< Miiv Lountj, Nt-K Jirn 

All ilii t n rl tin hmi (^(ij^til ptt mi i *- 

«Mh tin niuunli nn.ii*es i» (hi lull ' f 

r mpliiit in I lie mini nil c lit ftieulnrlj 

it fntlh in-l under ili-rn^p i- 

Ith interest nnd Ehciiff ** 1 

ltd 

WILLIAM II POWELL 

nnlxd Mny 10th 1913 

A Cncnn, Snl r 

h Im, 

. nrilh 

IPIL 

Irrlv linn rif \\t f.l mt rr rd^l i i riFPd 

1 " liipr H 

j y fti mtfrrst i mi In i iff a fees 

IfcKibeia, the ajti 

lili. beiniE nne a" 

pnvirt MrKtbbln, 

wdwgd of tha __^ 

roil John Carson hes - : 

betaatt yen are B I_, 

Rofeort J. m M»d 

which gild leffner mnx fas i 

Iho Innds " af Hobert J. L 

l»es, nnd yea ^Bllkai i 

im mnfl« dtr*tMBnt b«mi*s ; 

of thfl benefleiHFlf» nnd*f 

Rol^rt J m McTflLbin, h* 

itltPSinto etftni ef *H IV 

frtgaUfed prssIsSi. • .- ^ 

DOIMI Anrli 11, 1913 . -•'& 

iatlctbiF. nt Compl.la^rt,;3 

104 HarMt atrat. ^ ^ W 

Camden. H J, 

SHERIFF-I BALE. 

By virtuo of K writ of Fieri Facias^ 

fn imlo of Mortsageil Premiaca, to 

illFiclnIj iûed out of the Court 

Lhiinccry of New Jersey, on the sfith 

duy of Apnl. A nuvlu^T, Iq • terUlrt 

cnum wherein John ^f Boaenbaiisv ami 

AutuBta L notii.nhauiii arc Goranlain- 

ulitii and Wnllitco Lliinineott* et i 

u! are defendants, I shall expose to sain 

nt imlilie \ endue, on 

MONDAY, MAY Jinil, lali 

lietvveen the hnura of twelve and n*ve 

0 clock P M , tn vyit, at twelve o'clock 

jiiiDii (Siiinilnrd Tinie) or one o'eloek F* 

"M (nnv light S .vine Time) of Bald day, 

nt the Sheriff! offlte, in Capo May 

f nurt Hau-c, Cane May County. New 

Tfrney 

Alt that certain mortgagpii premlsea^ 

with tho nnnyrtenirneeBi , in the bill of 

con pHEnt in the paid eause particularly 

act foilh und described, that la to Bay. 

All the ftillowinu tract or parcel of 

1 ind and lucni'sen, Hereinafter Hartley- 

I r!v dt. eriiictl, aituate lying and heinB; 

I i lty nf Ocean City in the Coun- 

ty of Cnnij May and State of New Jer- 

IjlV 

ITCINHINC In tho Northeasterly linn 

of. Sunset Place four hundred forty 

I-M0) feet Snuthcantvvardlv from tho 

" I'I IAM 

, 1 Mnv 1711 

I. 11 II 

i i f S"" F il 

nn\M I I 

I ""I 

Sheriff 

sill HIM 

irtm nf a «i 

nf Mfin »• 

I uril mil 

v nf Ntm J 

Apill A II 

\ hen ill Til I 

I imil Ann I 

I uliull iM" 

il nT 1 li 11 Turin 

I I'M mil" In -TIC 

Of 111. fmul ,f 

cr«i-v nil Ih. l"lh 

in-1 in il iiriain 

TJ F i 111 i Enm 

- 1 rlil i« •!•• 

i In Illc 111 liUlillP 

bpt.v 

NOTtCF OF S1.TTLFMFNT 

Ivnlice IH hpiehv biven thil Ihp iceniintii 

nf Iho BuhBcnhci ni E-rcutnr nf lhe En 

inm nf Knthirin r niilmini- dccrniK-d 

vull ho auditeii nml Inleil hv thr Sum. 

milt nnd ro, nrud f..r 1-rlllMii.nl In lhe. 

Ili 111,nni rnurt of the fnuntv of Caro 

Mny on Ihn fnni tcrilh il"y nf June ncll 

Ion oPlnpk A M Hi nhich timr «1» 

Iuioii «||1 |,t mmlc fnr ihi. allmvancc 

nf romminsinns nn I ^niin^ dP^ 

Dated May *v l 

y 

Fw ASM IS whom lew Ihrt eat* >• * • 

only cornld.tion w« o«« tta Ida* 

httfty 

l 

Executor 

TBFASIJHY nFPAIirMFNT 

Office of thi Comptroller of tho Cttrenej 

7lh day nf April Un 

Notice i« horfhy anon to all pcrjprn 

whi, m»r ha.o elaimi aeaiB.t p« Pint 

National I.nk of Ocean City, Nsw Jer 

sa; lhat till sanw fail.t be nrassntni IB 

F E ' Bomoi «w»" •"Ith tl"s l»a»J 

iroof Musrwf within thre» nj^njhs frar- 

thiB date er they maF 

IU1LT Wl THI M&XB& OFWmi 

BRECKLEY 

SERVICE 

Auto Electricians 

Artinir rornplrol er of th. Catrencr 

,.-.l«t-»f 117 10 

NOTICE OF •jFTTLIMENT. 

Nnlire ill hricbv fi>rn lli»t H"> ai-rnunl! 

,f HIP suh«Pllhe.r aB r«eculnf and Tnis- 

«. unHer the lull nf GrnrBP M Black- 

£aa derearfd «ill he audllwl and .talnl 

k. Iho Surrnnnle ami lehogod fnr sot 

the Qrnhans »urt nf thi 

llemcnt In Ihc Urnhan« inure ni ,n. 

hounty of Cape May on the seventh day 

t t o clock A M at 

f Ju ne%t 

ay on the s n 

ten o clock A M , 

Will IAM B POWELL, Sheriff 

ililcJ Mny -ul 1013 

nhnf W Cnle golr 

II nf SIR 03 

IN CHANt-FRY OF HFW JFBSEY- 

DiiririOur.HS OUTEM MBS BUR- 

nnlil,ll»vld McKlbbln, S% 

btn Itohlnaon, f " 

ot*kX. ht*l*Tkk .. 

mlnixltBtBT of fh* 

Gy virtue of n 

for >HI1D nf Mnftgnffcil PremiicS te me 

itnm 

ihil . — ._ - 

ihr iiiiiiurleniinrr m ihc lull 

infit in lhs» himl rnu 4* imfirula: 

tilti and slesriilinl ihnl i tn HJ 

ihe folImUnp iriiEf nf imrccl 

iinil nr mi*^ Iciriniiflrr imHii 

- ti!v nf Orpiin CiU in thr Cam 

1 mi IP 

nf 

Rj \irtuR nf 

*.»!< of Mnitpnsrrtl ITrmi3i-!> t" 

prletl isHUcd nut nf the TniFt of Ch; 

i of Ncu JerMiTV nn the 2Slb dn> 

ir|l A Ti inii in H cprtiiin fi* 

ipieln FfedTick W Grant IP ctininln 

t iilid McLaughlHn Cnnmi-F Compa 

aU tire dcfancLmtK I Khali e^pnse 

e at TH>blie vondiif nn 

MONDAY. MAY 29th, 1D33 

IArcfi thp houfi nf twelip and fiip 

-lock P H. In w(l nr tucho n'?lnrk 

in (^tJindard Time) nr one R rlnrfe F 

iPjiyliEht Si*\ inE Timci nf Bind dn\ 

ibp Shcrirr ^ nffice m rape MH\ 

"nypt HOURS, Cape May Cnynty Kow Jel- 

All thai certain mnrtgnged promt ?" 

ith thp apnuftenflneca in the bill of 

imitlnint in the ("lid MUIP narticulftlly 

t fnrtn and dpj-PFihpd that is t« -ay 

All the following tract or piirpol of 

ad and prem.Res hereinafter narticU- 

rh dcKcfih*5d situate H ing snd heinp 

i tha C.^V of DcBBti Citj in the CaunU 

if Cafie May and Stat** ^f NET* Jersey 

BEGINNING at a point in the South- 

.h line of SeaRErsv Road a! the dis- 

ance of 170 4 f*5et Westerlv from the 

„„,!!westerly cerner e* SsaapFa? Road 

fid Ocean Pngd Jn the diiMnn HUB he- 

•ween IjOtH Nos Sill nr.il 21SR and eS- 

;»ndmiE thenef (1) WeStwardiv alona 

the Southerly line of êagpFgy Road § > 2 

Fp§t to the dKIninn Ime hetvpcn l>ts 

i 212S and 212? thenc? f2) Snuth- 

dlv alanp SSif. la^t mentioned divl- 

i line 100 feet to the rear Ii g nf 

fronting on Beabriffht Road thfifice 

FaBt^srfllv alnng thp rear line of 

i No« 2128 2liS and 213». 81 2 feet 

the dh teion line between Iota Nn? 

2130 and 2151 thenes (41 Northîirdis 

ilonff said division JIPB Inn feet to P'ajf 

Uiulirfl 

tni fho 

nil Aili 

ihiiiei 

fifty 

frit flnnf 

I Sirect 

i.lth M 

Nnnh ic ( 

(hence 

h Fir 

Ihnt \ 

dp- Ih 

PFINfi !h- 

,f LM 11 ^ 

:fH Lftnd n 

Amn int dui 

% th intOFeiE 

iddefl 

\% II LTAM R 

nitcrl Ma* ITth 1 

Fnirpli H C*F¥ iol 

i-n-upf sis-o 

irncr nf I ir t 

A^nuc und < -ed ot thr ( 

st and nu Venam^BtV 

puny far Iniurafle* OB i U«*« 

Qiantlnii Annuities ara 

ftnt beeayta yon recavi— -T _,_, 

in Ilia Atlantic Counlr Clrojilt ON 

^ C _ ^ ^ W I -• ^% — • -• I 

BELIFVIIF DUILDINn 

,nriATIOr, nf WTCT 

PHIA, Plaintiff, 

1IAHY M SIMON 

I OA% A%. 

PHILAD1L. 

In 

Notice 

Attachment 

ef Attarhmci 

Nntii-o if herpbv EII 

nf Attachment at the 

..ith Bay* Avgnua fifty 

e mi£hrastixardl3 parallel 

Street ninety (90) feoE 

lrh 

) f 

baiallel 

(wtt II) 

enna 

•.eitorly linn nf a fift«n (IB) feet wl(a 

iitreef 111 Snuthweatwardly along tne 

Nnnhwi.«terly lino of said fiftaen fill 

feet win* ntceet one hundred flftf (lEO) 

fwt- (4) Northweitwardly paraltol _*f» 

F,ln\enth Street nne hundred elsh^- 

fl\n (115) feet tn tJuj Riparian CeniiBls- 

alnnara e^terinr line aa estahliined In 

I Wl Lk dated May I, 

k 111 

lebruary 4. 1913. later doclwtid ! 

New Jenay airpranie OnaJ;-J 

William A, McKlbbln. th» Mt M 

A McKihhln twins m at tb.: 

Ian of Davii McKlbbln. " 

testate seized ef the 

ties, and yea Jens 

a defendant oeeauao yaH _ 

iisder Iho will ef Hnfcnrt J[. , 

bin by virtue ef which 

be n charss npgn tha 

alnnara e^terinr line aa 

Rrant ta I Weiley Laka 

dd I Dd B 

1 thai • Writ 

nut nr Bellevtte 

liillldini? Ii Lnan Assoeiatlftn nf West 

Phlladnlphia againi.( the riihts ir.1 tre- 

dit», moneys and effects goad* nnd 

ehntteln lands ami tenements nf Mary 

M Simon, B nen resilient ilebtnr, fnr 

the sum of Eeven Thousand Be-ven Hun 

dred Ulnetsf-flie Dollari nded Sauthwestarlj linn ot llmnttl 

Street, (6| leatheaalwafdly along tka 

•teiithwtlterly Una af El«i 

and aald line extended nl 

feet to the vlafs of hedonist; 

BEING the aam* eraBuh- ,, 

""iii-"^«,â-aT£p- 

Jilaa L. Ichuns. iwaaaai. by 1 

i>eed dated July 1, 1§3> ani ftainMTn 1 

Ot alOca nl Uia Camt of C«n *to I 

Cann^ in Beolf 

be n chage pgn 

.'. E. McKlbbin, deMsued, 

mortgaged tmntsea! IM 

A MeKlbbln. Jr, us a* 

l«canae yon awe DM of Jmt 

l«s nnder tht win of ~ 

Klbblo. In hutni dhj 

?f an Inatfit In tna 

!«,; nlmtiMfa 

lj bet.un yoa 

i fMn> „ 

ten 

raw da 

IMdal h 

•agate-a OfCIl* 

r 

will ot

m 

SodalAftur* 

To M»ke Up for Lo« of 

WaihingtonTrip. 

for Ik* next £ | 

i of 

Tkite;.. affairs (hit 

hi37tl£S!I2!f J &wjP|sl2^ ftp. jhw. 

IW^hBmE;,*: The finaJ event before Mm- 

menccwwrat wilt be a banquet nn 

June 12, at which only seniors 

will be present, with a few fa*. 

ulty members. 

0, W. Relehly, principal of th 

hlio school, waa re-elected pi 

I dent at'tlie dramatic society fi 

ntxt term at a general meetlna 

How V, F, W. Buddy Poppy Proceed* Are Spent 

MONTHLY 

sj---aol jour, reading 

fjHie wit, the wls. 

Mnnan|oDshlp, the 

igNr made toe AT- 

MmMjNBve years, 

quoted and 

a Arilott.o St. I 

in. mdstiv to **•• director 

1 nates, whose annual trip to 

Washington was cancelled this 

year due to lack of funds. 

, On Memorial Day, May 00, the 

class plans to go on n picnic for 

the • entire day, but whether to 

e Hi>ciel>, ».ii , 1 

r 11 , 1 ' "", Mlr '"" 

•"»«"*••• and Ed 

Lenape Park or Rome oilier lo- 

Those elected to serve as a com- 

mittee on membership were Glady 

|Thompson, Ruth Leeds and Mil 

dred Dalbow. A group of ij timch 

ThJjU're makes up the dramatic t'oiin- 

I ell 

|eality was not decided upon. ...» 

pieiiie ostensibly will be closed to 

everyone but seniors. 

For the niirht of June 0 tho The schedule of final eitaniina- 

seniors will follow up «umethlnB "° *?*** °n «ne biilleiln 

started bv last year's emun a boartl at the hlgh school this week 

•'cffifnirt.t^celetotion B ;in P the lit.« tlilll Wili'll lllii SCllHIll 

pliVrii'iilll t 

'SLl m % °^r V I"" 01 ** veterans in hospitals; denntien and maintHianee of graves and 

•Idrt, BSSl"i Sli 1 * Y/'/J* VMoMl Ho « e '°f en*"" of veteranst iMwital tatotala. 

aafl the purchase OF food aad fuel for veterans' families In dislr -••»" 

Ocean City Flower t 

'Prompt, Kfnpifnt Service 12 Months of the flit*! 

1 SOS NINTH STREET 

Jentral P.-T, A. To 

Have Father's Night 

The final spring meeting of tht 

Central av, Parent-Teacher Asso. 

Nation will bf on Wednesday 

light. It will be the annual 

i"ath*r's N'ight. Fathers especl- 

illy are requested to be present. 

Election of officers and report* 

if standing committees will con- 

itltute the buginejts session. S. 

O, Winans, of the Glassbore 

State Normal school, will lecture, 

Musiesl numbers, under the direc. 

*:lnn of Miss Louisa T. Corson, 

rill be heard. 

Compare them all with the 

EW KK G-E 

Real Rainbow Gave Name ^ t Youngr People 

T r»L I ¥ I w ww To Rally on Sunday 

Jo Channel "Island Here 

Appeared After Shower ai Captain Mey Cait Anchor 

in Somers Point Harteri No Pot of Gold, However. 

famtai 

MMI, 

^^^^JS^S 

10* FEATURES 

Htighi. 

w Stmimhtt Slttl 

rnttfwm Ckmmhtr, 

CtsaMAatnat. 

Point's many beautiful natural 

Imrbors, A suJden fliuwer came, 

Rainbow Inland and Ralnbuw 

Cliaiincl are niiniea of loas 

siauding in ihis ssi-cilon, but 

ivlio first placed ihus? names, 

and for wbat reason" 

The history uf ihiii name — 

Rainbow — em-s back Hfnie SOO 

yenrs, whtcti is rsniy a tw 

ycarp after ilit> Pilyrima lunilpd 

at Plymouth, and aftur the col- 

ony at Virjinla was foundi'd, 

A Duich sen captain, sailinK 

au EnKlish ship, earns to ihene 

waters, probably in "earth of 

whales. His name HUM Mty, 

which since hit* been tornipH'd 

to .May. He was ihe man for 

whom Cape May was named. He 

is beliered tu h,i ' been the 

first white man to land in this 

region. 

At any rnte, Capiain Mey 

came into the bay here, and 

iiricbored in one nf Somcrs 

Ocean County Judge 

For Circuit Court 

W 

cut Cour 

Jutige Wilfred H. Jayne, of Oc- 

ean County, recently made a cir- 

cuit court judge, will «erve in 

Cape Slay, Atlantic and Burlington 

counties, in the future, replacing 

Judge W. Frank Sooy. who has 

been made a vice chancellor. 

Judge Sooy sat in Circuit Court 

in this county for many years. 

Many friend." in thus county have 

eitended their best wishes for 

success in his new position. 

New York Beer Chief 

Edward P. Mnlrooni-j, former 

Pslke ComoiisrionCT of Ne« York, U 

tbe ebmifmas of tilt ititr'i "fita 

Board" He rcsignf.] to Mtept the 

ippoiDtnient nadir GOT, Lelmun. 

Lost 40 Pounds 

On Doctor's Advice 

ftat Hn* IMI Mi an Mr *rr m 

rr ma 

In *. 

wnttnBf iHnli. •• -r 

ri'bs.- Htai •«•• WtMt, mm- 

a, H. mk. lOa, M,.INI). 

Once a toy lake KrUKhen Salte 

—one Ulf teaspoonfnl in a glass 

of hot wkter lint, thine ererr 

morolng. Besides losing ugly fat 

SAPELT joall K»in In health and 

physical attr»etl¥cness — constipa- 

tion, pi and acidity will cease to 

bother — yon'll fee] younger — 

more attire — full of ambttioD — 

clear skin.-— «p»rkltnt ejM. 

A J»r th»t U«U 4 week* anU 

bat * trifle at HUnes* Cat Price 

•*• J 3 t o d 

niihoiiiJli [be sun shone hrll- 

liunily. 

And with the sshower came a 

niinbow. 

I'nimiin Mey and ail his crew 

obst-rved the rainbow, and the 

Iilarc where it ended. The broad 

mid rolorful end rested neSIly 

on an island, and that island 

iiCiiiiiio known aa Rainbow Is. 

Iniid. The channel next to it 

tiikes it name from tlie island, 

* * * 

Historj- does not relate wheth. 

ri or not the mythical "pot of 

sold" was sought after, or 

whether Hiiilors in those days 

holicu-i! tlicre was a heap .of 

sold at [ho end of the rainbow. 

Mnybe rainbows were off the 

cold stiindiird in those days, and 

tiie snilori" were more interested 

in the silver lining of the 

cloudi. 

EVERY WEEK IS 

CLEAN-UP WEEK 

AT SHEP»S 

y on Sunda 

The Cape May County Young 

People's Council of Reliitious Ed- 

ucation will have its annual 

Spring Rally in the Cape May 

Presbyterian church, Sunday, at 

T:45 p, m. 

The public is invited to aHend, 

Mrs. John Kyle, of New York, 

left Monday after spending three 

weeks as a BUist at Veriion Hail, 

for liliz. 

liucu. Mi-VkHTH. 

Soups 

und 

SHEPPARD 

BATTERY 

SERVICE 

MS A8BIJB1 ATI. 

OCEAN CITT, K, 1, 

m 

SACRIFICE 

'7,000 

2-Fnmily Aparttticiil Sihiafn! 

at niist OpMnblr eornpr, ml. 

Md at tlhm. Terj VUm to 

bathing beaei. OM« view, 

IIIMTBJ Income. Anj- Terms, 

MORRISON, 

Innrpanitd 

81* an! OCEAN AVE, 

AWNINGS 

Take action now for 

summer coinfurt. Be- 

lect awnings vvhifh 

will protect wall pa. 

per, rujfs and expen- 

sive decorations from 

the rays of a hot 

summer sun. Then too 

—the home with awn- 

ings is the coolest 

home. Select your 

awnings from our va- 

riety of pleasing col- 

or cflinbinntinns. 

LAWRENCE M. 

SHADES, AWNINGS and DRAPERIES 

63739 ASBURY AVENUE PHON 

TAXICAB 

imhedim»oM,reofibtfttnd 

•Mr, nM.«f -» tap- lilj ,hn aim 

Mi tm aviM to thk me of 

CtM.I, ons Asa (k* luUu t'friilt 

Wfmliii *• mnn i I I " fam inai &*, 

ua' Tknn 

"Believe me, I know a 

low price when I see one- 

I'm buying my tires NOW! 

mm now Goodyear is concentrating on two 

main llr, of tires.,, This saves money for 

the factory that buUds them—for the dealer 

who wlii them -and for the car owner who 

buys them... If yOU want to know how real 

these sayings are —and how much they 

mean to you-just check up on today Ui 

price of the size you need, and at the same 

time take a oreful look at the finest quality 

that ever honored the Goodyear name 

This Meppin* up Of quality, this stepping 

down of price leads the way to a better deal 

lor everyone — and that's what we all want 

now,., Bat of all - It means that everyone 

ate afford new Ooodyear Tires, especiafly if 

you buy now while prices are stUl low. 

Tfc« Gi*afttt nmm h guWtf 

am I ear • 

\ \ 

COMPLETE 

MOTOR SERVICE 

Welding 

Brulnt 

R*-Borine 

Wh«*l AUsning 

Brake Service 

COOD/YEA 

BOULEVAR 

3WWBL SERVICE WTA* 

OÂN CTTY'S TKE HEADQUAR1 

A STIEBIiSlI, IVC 

Vour 

tut Wl« *?.",'-%j wfi| not iiilRH 

AND THk OCtAN CITY NtWI, CON«OU|DATMD 

Red Mf 

Publication (Hflcti: 

n Hall. 81 h St. •nil Ha' OCEAN CITY; NEW JERSEY/FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1933 ll.M a T«»r pj Mall,L 

to Protect, 

eclaim Beaches 

„ Wins Amend* 

ment to Public Works 

BUI to Overcome Dun. 

age by Storms, Erosion, 

BOON TO RESORTS 

etor of Freeholdere is 

Given Advance Assur- 

ance by President; City 

Okehi Federal Plan. 

Oeean City und Cape May Coun- 

ty ore in line for federal aid in 

the protection ond reclamation of 

beaches, it WRR Indicated this week 

when MnniincenieBt wan made 

Hit the WoyB and Means fiommit. 

tea of I'ouBreiW had accepted nil 

aineniinicni to the public workn 

hill, providing for. Bitch h*lp. 

Cape liny County and Luther C 

Osden ciiti take crodlt rnr the 

Smciiilnirni, which wan ottered by 

Cooiresniiiiiri Inane Bacharucn. 

When President Hrioievelt first 

broachrd IIIB rtfnreBtntlon plinis, 

Mr, Ogilcn got busy und imd n res. 

olutiiin nilotited by the freeholderH 

callinis to the. hltention cif Ihe 

jFisldenf, the need for protection 

from lie;]cli eroRlnn, At hli guinea 

tlon, nlBo, the freeholders of Atlnh 

tic, Occnn and Monmoutli esuntleg, 

til having beachfront, adopted aim 

iitar reBiiiiitionB, 

Wriitfl I > n>nld«nt Almiit KriiHinn, 

Mr, OBden also wrote a persuns 

E letter tu Mr, lloosqvelt, niiKBegtlni 

[% hearing on the project, and nil 

| Ylalni the president of the fliimcd 

I tate need fur protection. Ho point 

JM out that In thli county nlime. 

|,propert.v valued at mllllonn of dol 

jiri wan tmdaniered by troaion. 

ij; Resold!ioiiH from • New .lerao 

-•eoontles, presented to the Way 

I inJ Meann committee by Mr. Bach 

inch, pointed out this same fao 

ind also that damage from stormi 

id tlflna had been particularly tse 

we along thi ,!er«ey const, from 

dv )Iook to Capo May, 

I Inclndn neaek Vto\ 

: works bill, as amend 

^puhlc wok bill, 

Bow Inclmliis the prdtectiun ol 

icbos from erosion along th 

totlc and' pBolflc coautB. an 

*. of the 13,200,000,000 to b 

Jtoorablo action for iiverki" 

pihe h rceied a letter 

State Worries Over 

Low Accident Total 

Filed by Ocean City 

A subtle but gratifying com. 

plinieiit to Ocean City's police 

department anil traffic system, 

was unknowingly paid this 

weak by J, Fred Marijerum, 

iliiector of traffic control anil 

regulation, "of tile ' motor vehicle 

ileiiartment at Treiiton, 

Mr, MarKerum wrote the po- 

iU'e departmiiiit intjuiriiig why 

«iO few acfident reports bail 

lieen filed at Trenton, The de- 

partment requires a report on 

every accidant. The reports 

were so few, Mr. Margerum 

said, that he wanted to know 

why they weren't being sent. 

So Chief Jaoij* Jei nee and 

Captain RoUert f/fiaekey wrote 

a brief letter in reply, explain, 

ing everything. 

There were only two or three 

accidents in the past six 

months, A report on every one 

waa sent to Trenton, Due to 

good traffic control and good 

driving, the accident business is 

poor. 

Banner Season Is 

Seen on Way'Here 

Realtors and Utilities Re- 

port Unusual Activity. 

life Guards to go 

Dn Duty Saturday 

On Three Beaches 

GUARDS TO BE COPS' 

he received a 

noo»o¥olt 

i 

v y, 

letter from 

saying the 

fl 

^M|dent noo»¥lt yg 

I matter would receive careful, con- 

Mayor Harry 

sideration. 

On Wednesday, 

Meadley and CommiBsloner John 

E Trout adopted 4 resolution ap- 

CBrovIng of the aineridment to the 

pill, and urging ipeedy adoption, 

m has been sent to Mr. Baqltarafiti. 

I; The rcHiilutliin set fortti that tha 

uie providing for relief to the 

pre was "vital to Ocean City, 

th Ha larfe area uf beachfront 

d by eroalon," 

From a prosperity standpoint 

it appears that Ocean Ci*^ is 

heailed directly into its best sum 

mer season for many years. The 

ndieations are that the largest 

:rowd in history will visit the 

resort this summer, and tha 

theBe visitors .will find the city 

n Us best physical condition. 

In confirmation nf the indica 

tlon that there will be many vis- 

itors, are the reonrts from real 

estate agents and from utilities 

showing heavy tentals Mill turt 

ons. 

Most realtors report as man 

rentals this year as lasi, whil 

a few declare that business i 

better. Only one wai fountl wh< 

wns behind last year's record, it 

aofar as rentals are concerned. 

Sales of property are inereaa 

ing, however. Two sales were re 

ported this week by J, W. Mor 

rison, Inc. Mrs, Theresa 

Call's property at ibO Ocean rd 

wasLsold to Robert F^-Egskiiu. 

wot p-llatlBljhiB, BnoT'tmv'Sobert 

oil Lynch eottaBe at 811 Ocean rd,^ 

was sold to H, M, Nichols, of | 

Philadelphia. , 

Hental prices arc slightly lesi 

than last year, but not greatly 

so, and most owners are express, 

inn satisfaction over the prices 

they are receivine;. 

Kleetrlc Co. RusWd 

The Atlantic City Electric Co., 

irhlch gives one of the best meu- 

ures of the way the resort is 

ilium up, .reports an unprece- 

lented rush of business during 

'our Emergency Stations 

Established; First A i d 

and Beach Physician to 

Be Eliminated This Year 

Over 700 Kings Caught On 

O. C. Fishing Club's Pier 

8 Hooked by ^fte Party in Inlet; Bay Also 

Producefl Plentiful Yield, Is Report. 

o be Used for Special Du- 

ty on Crowded Week- 

End Evenings — jemee 

Issues Plea to Youngsters 

tesort Resident's 

fill Is Set Aside 

Left to Son and Char- 

ges; Daughter Demurs 

h will of Thomas S, Mitchell, 

more than 40 years a resident 

; 100 Simpson ay,, was set aside 

iently, by Judge Palmer M. Way 

«r an appeal wag made In he- 

ir of his daughter, Miss Katlier- 

.. !• Mitchell, by Augustus 8, aoets 

.« thlB city, and Harry Sablne, ol 

yMmessee, her counsel. 

The grounds for barring the wll 

|were ihiit it wag not properly eie 

|rateil, iinder, the laws of New .Tor 

|My, Tho specific reason wag tha 

jgttt witnesses were not in the pres 

Ita of eneh other when they wit 

d the document. 

lented u 

he past week, 

tCti en pfie? 3) 

Life guards will go on duty to. 

iorrow (Saturday) on the,three 

irlncipal beaches of the cily, qfTi- 

ially openinB the 1933 batning 

eason, whu-h Jack G. Jernee 

lead of the beach patrol, confi- 

ently expects will be the larg- 

!St In the history of the resort 

The beaches to he opened will 

He those at 10th st,, 7th st. and 

it. Chjries pi. Guards will br 

n duty from 10 n. m. to fi p. m, 

rom tomorrow until Tuesday, am 

igain over week ends in June un- 

,il their presence is required 

'try day. 

May be on Daily 

If warm weather continues, 

,iowerer, Chief Jernee says, ht 

will keep euards on one of thf 

icaoheB after BC-IIOOI every day 

ur the beiiont of school students. 

The beach has been divided in- 

,o four zones this year, with i- 

station hoUM in each zone, equip- 

ued tu give aitifilcial respiration 

ind • assistance to persons appar- 

ntly drowneil. The stations wil 

jii at 10th st, headquarters for 

gone 1; 7th st. for Zone 2; Sten 

ton pi. (near North st,) for Zom 

3; ami 32nd st, for Zone 4. Petty 

officers will bo uHSiKneJ to %i,"fi 

zone, after tho season (rets intr 

full awlnK, and will Ire responsi 

hie to Chief Jerne for the con 

duct of the truards in their re 

siieetive iones. 

To Eliminate First Aid 

Due to lack of funds in th 

beach patrol apprOBriation thi 

veur. nearly all first aiii work wi 

he eliminated, and the life guard 

will work similar to the COBS 

uuards. Assistance will be ren 

dered to persons in dire distress 

until a physician can be oalleft 

.but slight injiirles must be a^ 

ftended to liv some phyRtahin eal 

ed by'the injured indlviilual. 

The beach natrol will tuntmu 

its tralninu in giving artiflcia 

respiration, and other emergenc 

first aid treatments, but no beat; 

hysieian will be retained, as I 

tHe past. Some persons, iii pa: 

serisons, have 'oven had X-rnj 

talien at the expense of the cit; 

Boat Davits Erected 

III addition to the zone stations 

ihii'li in some cases have been 

laced on long piling above trie 

,resont level of the beach, where 

he bcnch«s are washoil out, new 

Durell Ready to 

Pounce on Relief 

By ED O, PENSKB 

Over 700 kingfish have been 

aught from thu Ocean City Fish- 

ig Club Pier at 14tH. it., ac- 

onlinK to Ed Kline, piermaster, 

lie kinj(s hava been running un- 

uully large, most «)f them 

Ught avuraginH ft pound in 

.elMht, Individual catches have 

•anjfed from three ter 80 fi«h. 

Among- those, who have report. 

I good catches from the pier 

nice last Saturday ure: Frank 

'eters, Philadelphia; H, W, 

lartley, Philadelphia and Ocean 

iity; H_. Beale, Haddonfleld anil 

Cit Willi'Elmsn W11 

y; _ 

leean City; William' 

Bk E Cl 

W11- 

leean City; WilliamElmsr _ 

.am Beck, E, Clarence, J. Glea. 

Y ll 11 ' Plil 

.am , 

on,, R. B, Y ollum > a11 

lhi S Hi T 

Pliila- 

n,, R. B, Y ollum > a 

elphia; S, Haines Troth, Oeian 

ity; Kichard Henje, Philadelphiii 

,nd Ocean City. Mr, Honlo was 

man with a catch of 35 

kings, " Surf Fishing Good, 

Henry Thompson, H, K. Thomp- 

son, H. E. Miller, W. Gotz and 

1). Khinan, all of Philadelphia; t. 

J, Tegley, of Ocean lilty and 

Philadelphia; Luther Wallace, Oc- 

ean City, C. Clarfc, of Ocean 

City-and C, M, Neiler, of Plill- 

mlelphia. 

itobert J. Leman and a party 

of friends from Philadelphia also 

made u fine catch of kings frail 

the club pier, 

Surf fishermen reported king- 

flsh in laige numbers from the 

pier on down to 6Bth st, Joseph 

Bhillcr and GeorRe Ulalr, Jr., 

gave a good account4nK for them, 

solve;. Others svho were success- 

ful while fishing the surf were: 

j, Hoke, Gloucester; H, (S. Pus- 

(Cehtlnucd en paj?e 2> 

Tax Discount For 

Payment by Scrip 

Ends Wednesday 

Balance of $150,000 Isiue 

Is Pud to Employes; Ov- 

er $100,000 Returned for 

Taxes, Roeaer S*ys, 

CO. SCRIP ACCEPTED 

County School Chief Clears 

Decks for Action. 

Tax Installment 

Plan is Favored 

City May Put New State 

Law in Effect Here. 

Tax Office Prepares For 

Last Minute Rush Early 

Next Week; Possibility 

To Save Money is Cited. 

To Keep 

Ocean Side Of 

PART OF CO, SCRIP I 

HETUKNED QUICKLY | 

t A portion of Cope May I 

I County's scrip made a hasty I 

|- circuit. H wus hack home, | 

' redeemed, before many of,, ] 

| its brother scrip dollars weie 

I even Paul out. 

I Dennis Township had Hie 

I honor of niakine; the first 

I returns, Tuesday, when S27B 

I in scrip was paid over on 

I account of 1033 taxes. The 

I serin was issued only Sat- 

I unlay. 

0 —_— —— —- 

Although there is no indication 

tlmt state funds for the relief of 

schools will be availtble right 

away, County Superintendent of 

Schools Thomas J. purtli is mak. 

Ing plans to get in applications 

The possibility that the city will 

pass tn ordinance, putting into ef- 

fort In Ocean City a law recently 

passed by the legislature, was seen 

ihis week when real estate men In. 

terviewed Cumrnlgsioner John E. 

Trout, the only member of the el# 

government "at home" when the 

realtors called at city hall. Mayor 

Heridley had left on a short vacs 

tlon. Commissioner Campbell Is 

ill. 

The state law, now known as 

Chapter JOT, IMS laws, provide} 

that no real estate shall be sold 

for taxes, if the owner enters Into 

an agreement with the municipal 

IIy to pur the taxes due, In month 

Iy or other installments, over a 

period of five yea,ri. 

In order to take advantage of the 

art, however, the property ownei 

must pay the taxes tar the curren 

year in full, before the end of the 

for aid for this county. 

Even though discouraged 

state school officials, Mr. 

Repairs on Boardwalk 

Damage Done Soon 

Work on repairiiiK the ap- 

preaches to .the boardwalk he- 

tween Oth and 2nd sts. will be 

completeil some time next week. 

Commissioner John E. Trout re- 

ported Wednesday, 

In all, 13 jipproiiches had either 

to be entirely rebuilt or strength- 

ened after the hoavy buffeting 

from the storms duriiiE the win 

ter. The final tonsiffmiiant « 

lumber arrived this week, he said. 

For this work Mr. Trout has 

been BlviiiR jobs to men .who 

were unemployed all winter. Six- 

teen or 18 men work at a time, 

and they are elianjied every few 

days in order to aid. as many as 

possible. Men employed regular- 

ly by the public works depart, 

liient supervise the lalior,^ 

RaiiPWaTk Approach 

For Doughty Theatre 

A rsaolution authoriainB him to 

g the First Presbyterlnn 

of Ocean City and tho Oc 

City'Welters Association, were 

I to receive a considerable portlDn of 

tti Mtate. A soil, DMld T, Mitch- 

ell, received tho diamona business 

*!« father had conducted on N, Tth 

fe Jt, Phlladelnhitt, and one tnlrd of 

Ht! ronmlnder of the eBtate, ai»r 

ific bequests hid been CTant- 

tm, The daughter was to, receive 

tincome from 180.000 for .life, 

also from one third M the res- 

th the will Invalidated, hoW- 

the son and daughter will 

! the estate between,' them 

W*n over (400,000 !• involved. 

SHOTS— 

v: , At The News 

£v. • • • _ ,1 

îitWho holds tBi whip hand In 

i boardwalk bu«lneufl? 

It sounfi inori lite a mer- 

Thi riaion the censors were 

ji fired ii that no rule Is small 

J^Wh to miaiun the new 

TBB iiarip Bnason It ^ 

m Ptopl» wUl btve to BO 

\ to U»IB| money again 

fonder ]f Troot rtopped th* 

oat iliivits have been 

(Ctinrinuci! nn pnoe HI 

placed 

Note Suit Against 

City Meets Delay 

Federal Reserve Action to 

Come Up in September 

The federal reserve suit ag- 

ainst the city will not be heart) 

until September, it was learned 

this week, due to the inability of 

counsel lo prepare the ease in time 

for the present term of court. 

The snil Involves the $350,000 

l ** "••--* 

year, 

Property owners paying back 

state Mhool ofTiciala, Mr. iVrjl 

asked Assistant Cdmm)ssioiicr>>bl 

Eilui-iition C. J, itrahan for the 

pioijer form on which to indicate 

to the state treagurer the "evi- 

doiiee of Indebtedness" of the 

county, as reiiuired by the bill re- 

coiitly passed by the legislature. 

Writes tu State Treasurer 

Mr. Strahan advised Mr. Durell 

to find out from State lrCHSurer 

A. C. Middleton, whether a note, 

tax lien, or other form would be 

desired, anil Mr, Durell immedi- 

ately wrote (Friday) for such 

'••formation. 

He said Wednesday that hn hail 

received no reply, but that if ho 

did not hear in n day or two, he 

intended to call Mr, Miildletim by 

telephone and Ret the desired in- 

formation. 

Seeks to Avoid Delay 

Mr, Pure!! is anxinus to have 

the material ready for approval 

liy the freeholders, who will" meet 

Wednesday, so that there may be 

no delay in EettlnB aid for the 

county and for Ocean City, which 

probably la in worse condition 

than any other school system in 

the county, 

Tn connection with the school 

bill, which was Hponsured by Sen- 

ator Charles C. Read, the gena- 

tor addressed about 40 women at 

Wildwood, last Friday, telling 

them that while there was no 

taxes under th(| plan, wauld b< 

protected f rgm tax sales. In ^h» ev 

ent of default in Ihe Kraehenf, n 

the part of the proiiertjr owner, thi 

elty would have the right to ini 

mediately offer' the property f" 

SKIM, 

Mr. Trout agreed the law wouiil 

be n great help to many propert: 

owners, and that he would favo 

a local ordinance said to be nee 

essary to put It Into effect. 

SCRIP AND 

BONDS COSTS IB.O0B 

A resolution nuthorillnf 

the city to issue $5,000 

worth of emergency notei 

to pay the costs of litho. 

graphing scrip andf printing . 

bonds and nntu-t, was passed I 

I by the commissioners on 1 

I Wednesday, I 

I A major portion of the 

i amount will bo uied for 

I printing bonds, as the city 

I has been obliged to renew 

I large number! of them dur^ 

ing the past lew monthi, or. I 

else issue them in different I 

i form. Commissioner Trout in- 

I troduced the resolution, I 

o— —— J—i-o 

Taxpayers beware—or rather be 

,'ise! 

Wednesday is the lost day a 

liscount will be granted on 1088 

axes, 

Wednesday is the last day, also, 

when a 1 per cent premium will 

be granted on scrip, paid in for 

axes. 

So if you have some I'ttih or 

some scrip, and still owe some 

taxes, earn the price of a box of 

cigars or a permanent wave by 

taking it to city hall on or bo- 

fono Wednesday, 

No OiuouBt June 1 

For Thursday's June 4, when 

tax bills becomS-due and payable 

—without disepunt — and when 

To Use Every Man in Police 

Necessary —Attempt Made to 

ty'Pavilion'Into Mechattk^l 

A bftttli has bvun wer • the ^ti^pl 

amusement device on the east side of thr* 1 

Sth st., on proi)erty owned by Miss Phtibe' 

City official are opposed to having anjtf 

on the ocean aide of t% walk. Mi?8*J)ougl 

other hand, is determiried to make uae of her^ 

TW device In auestion, which '\ynffi-'3t adSi 

the owner, Leon CaiWdy, 48, |rf lift#^ *ffiL«, 

Patwnn' 

Proclamation 

WHEHEAS tho • flay at May 

30 1ms been dedicated In com- 

meinorutlon o[ • .tlie dead - koi- 

diors who no uuBelfinhly detend- 

ed our country In time of need; 

and 

WHEREAS, there lies fleep- 

ly Imbeddca > tn .eaoJi of us a 

sense of patriotism and a con- 

BequenL apprecintlon ol tHe sac- 

rlflcoB made, 

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Har- 

ry Heudlcy, Mnyor of tUe City 

of Ocean City .New Jersey, do 

hereby call upon the people ot 

Ocean City to assist In giving 

expression to a BOlemn Uiougbt 

In memory of thoso brave de- 

fenders by attendance at pntrl- 

otlc exercises,' by the display of 

the. flag of the United States 

und by other fitting wayo of 

observance on Memorial Day, 

Tuesday, May 30, 

HARRY HEADL.EV, 

)layor. 

whip. 

seats carried in 

cular

Ptfflce 

I. Mge- 

Social Affairs 

«MmA:4nBCUHr.JSS:! #«'*» auditorium 

iVJ-fip aeniors hop* more of the pub- 

Hie flnal event before com- 

mencement 'Wilt: he a banquet on' 

June 12, at which only seniors 

will be present, with a few fac. 

ulty members. 

for the.next 6 

months of 

MONTHLY 

k roost ,of your reading 

the wit, the wln- 

j Cotnpanlonaliip, tlie 

l|"that tinire mnde Uii- AT- 

..for seventy-lire jcars, 

quoted and 

0, /W, ReleJily, principal of th 

high school, was re-elected pres 

dent of the dramatic society fr 

Belt term at a general meeting, o 

To Make Up far Low of 

Washington Trip. 

Three affairs that mil 'take 

place before '•• the high school 

closes for thil term were agreed 

upon by the senior class last Fri- 

day afternoon. 

These features < 

soothe the feelings _. 

•wShW^J^ST thfilg?." 1 '?•«"«., -i- Bdmuud 

„.„« j,r. t.. i—i. «# ««_rf. I Johnson, sergeant-at-s no,,, praci 1 " 

ni in »rt iiiiiBtl 

t\ tu ,1, , „„, k 

f k'lioiiln iKixi term; 

Howard liradw 

.fe inntiir(i(i to. 

S|icclal 

Men's Half So)(g IS 

Hul)l)i' Hi T 

j 

.will; JB 

Central 

of Foreign War. »f the Wnlfrt 

igibled and needy vetea d 

of Foreign War. »f the Wnlfrt 

Th ^ f O r l ellef Bnd , w#lfare ^«fPO«» among digibled and needy veterans and 

proeeeds make possible food kfiehens for the lungry; distribution of neceaaitis »t 

i"I!!' f ? r S l S bI H? t j K i t i d«oratioii «ni maintmance of grv l 

j Flowers For Every Q 

I Potted Plants Cut 

I Ocean City Flower SHi 

i -'Prompt, Kfricienl Service 12 Months of the ' 

! SOS NINTH STREET 

Real Rainbow Gave Name 

To Channel-Island Here 

Appeared After Shower as Captain Mey Cast Anchor 

in Somers Point Harbor; No Pot of Gold, However. 

i 

Compare them all with the 

NEW 10* G-E 

Point's • many beautiful natural 

liiirbois. A sudden shower came. 

riHinljoiv Island and Halnbuw 

Channel are nniiieH of long 

utaudlns In this section, hut 

svlin tiisi iiluied thoBu nnmes 

nnd for wliiit reason? 

The history of llmt nnme — 

Kainbosv — gi)uB buck Home 300' 

yesirs, which Is only a ivw 

year* nfter thn Pilgt IIIIH Imided 

:it Plymouth, and iirtt-r the col- 

ony at Virilulu was founded. 

•3 * ¥ 

A Dutch sea cAptnln, snilluK 

an English shin, camp lo thene 

wuters, probubiy In Bearcli ot 

, •wluilM, Hia mime win, Mcy 

1 which since lias been corrupted' 

to May. Ho svas Hie niaii for 

whom Cape .May WSIH nniiied He 

is believed tn have' bptn the 

first white man to Innd In thla 

region. 

At any rule, Ciljituill Mey 

came into tlie bny Hero. nnubllc worto'blll. an amend 

liPdlow Incliiden the protection o 

*©» Iram erosion along 111! 

atle and 1 PaeifU! coasts, nn 

of.,the. l8,ap0,60p,000,to b 

by the federal jsojwomen 

tmhlo setlon Mr severlii* dayi 

Mwt lie received a letter fro 

[ftMlUent nooRovolt sayinK th 

matter would receive careful con 

olAerotlnn, 

On Wedneftdajr, Mayor. Harr 

leaaiey and aomnilRsloneT Jol 

|i'E, Trout adopted A. rcgolutlon n 

* ; pfo¥lng of the amendment to th 

illl, and urging speedy adaption. 

tt has been senl. %o Mr. Baoliarach. 

f The renolution set fortli that the 

"wie providing' for relief to the 

pre .was "vital to Ocean City, 

IS HH large area of beachfront 

maged by" erosion," 

State Worries Over 

Low Accident Total 

Piled by Ocean City 

A subtle hut ffra'Jfylng com- 

plimcnt to Ocean City's police 

department and traffic system, 

was unknowingly paid this 

week by J, FWd Margerum, 

llrector of traffic control and 

regulation, of thtf 'inottir vuhicle 

li'l'iirtnicnt at Tronton, 

Mr. Muraerum wrote the |JO« 

U'*i departmunt intjuiring .vhy 

*o few accident reports h;ul 

leen flled at Trenton, The ilc- 

purtnient requires a report on 

ei-ery flcciilent. The rapoitri 

were so few, Mr. Margerum 

said, that he wanted to know 

why they weren't being sent. 

So Chief Jatjji Jernee and 

aptain Robert J/j£ackey wrote 

brief letter in reply, esplain^ 

ing everything, 

' There were only two or three 

accidents in the past six 

months. A report on every one 

was sent to Trenton. Due to 

good traffic control and good 

driving, the accident business is 

poori 

Banner Season Is 

Seen on Way'Here 

Realtors and Utilities Re- 

port Unusual Activity. 

Life Guards to go 

On Duty Saturday 

On Three Beaches 

From a prosperity itandpoint, 

appears that Ocean Ci'i ii 

heuiled directly into its best sum 

mer season for many years. The 

indications are that the largest 

crowd in history will visit the 

resort tWs summer, and that 

these visitors .will find the city 

li Us best physical condition. 

In confirmation of the indipa 

tinn that there will be many vis 

tors, are the reports from ren 

estate agents and from utilities, 

showing heavy lentals Mid turn 

nns. 

Most realtors report as man; 

rentals this year as lant, whil 

» few declare that business i 

better. Only one WLH founil wh 

WHS behind last year's record, in 

sofar as rentals are concerned. 

Sales of properly arc increas 

ing, however. Two sales were 10 

ported thia week by J. VSf. Mqr 

rJson, Inc. Mrs. Theresa A 

Call's property at IbO Oeeiin rd 

wasLsoW to Robert &--%ikini 

of" PhSlaael?hip, Sh^flWîolie 

Lynch eattage at 211 Ocean rd, 

was sold to H. M, Nichols, of 

Philadelphia, . 

Hental yrices are slightly less 

than last year, but not greatly 

so, anil most owners are express- 

ing satisfaction over the prices 

they are receiving. 

Klectrlc Co. Bushed 

Tho Atlantic City Electric Co., 

whlcli gives one of the best men- 

ures of the way the resort is 

filling up, reworts un unnrecei 

lented rush of business during 

l k 

'our Emergency Stations 

Established; First Aid 

and Beach Physician to 

Be Eliminated This Year 

Over 700 Kings Caught On 

O. C. /idling Club's PICT 

8 Hooked by Qnm i?arty in Inlet; Bay Alio 

Produces Plentiful Yield, Is Report, 

GUARDS TO BE CQPS'| 

o be Used for Special Du- 

ty on Crowded Week- 

End Evenings — Jernee 

Issues Plea to Youngsters 

Life guards will go on duty to- 

rnorrow (Saturday) on the three 

rincipal beaches of the city, ofTi- 

lally opening the lUSS batHin|> 

season, which Jack G. Jerne© 

lead of the beach patrol, confi- 

leiitly expects will be the larg- 

est in the history of the resort 

The beaches to be opened will 

ae those at 10th St., 7th st, and 

!t, Charles pi. Guards will be 

n duty from 10 a. m. to G p. m. 

roni tomorrow until Tuesday, am 

gain over week ends in June un- 

it their presence is required 

ery day. _ 

May be on Daily 

If warm weather continues, 

lowover. Chief Jernee says, he 

will keep guards on one of the 

[loaches after school every day 

'ur the benefit of school student). 

The beach has been divided in. 

,o four zones this year, with E 

Jtation house in each lone, equip- 

Bed to give artifliciai respiratior 

ind • assistance to persons appar- 

ently drowneil. The stations will 

je at iqth st. headimarters for 

Zone U 7th st. for Zone 2; Sten- 

ton pi. (near North St.) for Zone 

3; ami 32nd st. for Zone 4. Petty 

officers will be assigned to %,,'rr 

zone, after the season Rets into 

full swing, and will be responsi 

hie to Chief Jerne for the con 

iluct of the guards in their re 

speetive zones. 

To Eliminate First Aid 

Due to lack of funds in the 

beach patrol appropriation thi; 

vear, nearly all first alii work will 

he eliminated, and the life guard: 

will work similar to the coasl 

guards. Assistance will be ren 

lered to persons in dire distress, 

tesort Resident's 

fill Is Set Aside 

o .; Left to Son and Char, 

pities; Daughter Demurs 

fhe will of Thomas I. Mitchell, 

f more than 40 years a resident 

1106 Simpson av,, was set aside, 

'Ttnlly, by judgq Palmer M, Way 

. w an appeal was made in be- 

•If of his dauthter, MIBS Katlier. 

M Mitchell, by .Augustus S, Goets 

»f this city, and Harry Sablne, ol 

|Ttnnessee, her counsel, 

The Rr.iunilH for barring the wll 

were that it wns not properly exe 

|rated, iindor, the laws of New Jer. 

|tty, Tho specific reason was thn 

|»e witnesses were not In the pres 

of each other when they wit 

„; «ed the ilocument. 

B: Under the will, several charitleR, 

lented h 

lie pant week, 

(Cnniinli 

(ContinuHl en page .3) 

Repairs on Boardwalk 

Damage Done Soon 

Work on ritpairiiiK the ap- 

proache,! I' '.the huanlwnlk Im- 

iwceii fith ami 2nti »ts, will be 

complctpil some time next week, 

Commissioner John K. Trout r»- 

parted WedneKilay, 

In nil, 13 npuronchea had either 

ta b* entirely rfbuilt or stretiBth- 

ened nftgr the ln-avy liuffeting 

from (hi' itorms during the win- 

ter. The final consignment of 

lumber arrive;! this week, he said. 

For this work Mr, Trout has 

been giving jobs to men who 

Were unemployed all V'inter, SiK- 

teen or IS men work at a time 

nnd they are eliahired every few 

iliiys in order to aid as many as 

nbssible, Men employeil regular 

ly by the nublic works ' * 

inent* superviso the labor. 

Raise 'Walk Approach 

For Doughty Theatre 

A rsaolution authorizlnR him"to 

the boardwalk approach 

Until a phvsiclpn can be called, 

.but sliglit injuries must be at 

ptended to liv some phy«I, 

No Formal COn,pl»li, 

Maeistrnte Richard*!*' 

l 

Penn Hall Girls Go 

Back to College 

Ponn Hall' left Ocean City, yes- 

.erday, morning, as suddenly as it 

arrived, three weeks before, on the 

Rild A il 

wns Brat introduced here. 

Wildwood merchants are accept 

ing it at face value, except th 

chain stores. 

that it 

POTie a case at the; 

counsel, and that he ^ 

do the same tWnfc ttrS 

ant, ; •• , 

Mr. Endlcott then as 

What ordinance GtuMt} 

arrested, and. ,,IUgM ' 

ardi said he dW^B0| 

thot so far as ho_lqni 

mal, written eomnniMf 

entered, He nermltted 1 

dicott to review all tiM 

In the caie. M 

-The Am will notjfî 

lice court, howeyer, tt 

cate'd, Mr. Endlcott 

Mire" Douphtv had a;, 

to the use of her •£,_„_, 

sidn, under, and outiidfe Oiff j 

walk, ami that she in 

(Canltowd n 1 

Too Late to 

ennsylvania Railroad, A p 

rain left 11th st, about 9 a. m., 

Jammed full of trunks, luggage, 

students and school officials. 

The Chambersburg school enjoy- 

ed three weeks of activity while in 

the resort, climaxing a suecssful 

year. When they arrived fit 

Chambersburg, they began making 

a final drive before examinations 

and the annual cnmmciuemem ex- 

ercises. 

Application for the position of 

caretaker at the municipal pier 

was made to the city commission- 

[ers on Wednesday by Joseph W, 

Barclay, of 1032 Simpson av, Mr, 

Barclay held the < position durinj; 

a short period last year. 

His lettar was referred to the 

|,absent Commissioner William H, 

Campbell for a decision. 

KOB UA.IM-.3 lurn.r „«„•;; 

oven, mod Mriliton,"•"• - 

SOB OCK.II BV, 

SALE-Ou reiiss, H*ig 

dlnlos room nble •M',1 

tat imma, BwBiukw^jg 

FOB SALR— m 

Am with a, 

Mactllttnnai 

Apniy IS4 W|iu,My 

No Resort Beach Censor 

This Season, Says Mayor 

To L«t Girls' Conscience, or Modesty, Be Their Guide, 

•Unless They Tend to Outright Nudism. 

ESftS* 

srruATiON - 

Eldsrlr nun. .iwu.tojmd 

• public wmoti pmiUoo 

Mhtr Ifeht work ih 

Bwmr,, ait SIM. itX 

WANTED—Pill of 

muiit b« in ROW] 

AtJUlr J42 

SsturtUy. 

«JK. BKNT — A 

J Offle* 

IwUl, 13S.O0 

John 13, 

day, : 

JTho skatlDg hns been a regulnr 

nnd popular Priday night feature 

for children, all \i;lntnr, on ilm 

pavement from BH( to 6th stR,, and 

on Wesley and Ocean avs. It pro- 

bAhly will hi! resumed next fall, 

If enough children ul for it. 

.Mrs. A. J. RUtb and Mi: s Emms 

Ruth, of ConsBohocken, veiv week 

siid reRort visitors at • the Aldan, 

704 central ay. 

p 

nnnounned thu week by Gj-orw 

There will be no beach censors 

iu Ocean

Natty Uniforms 

Baptist 

nJJ»it/is'con«fd- 

j>t the two 

* considerably 

IU 

SVRANCE 

Companies 

J. W. 

RRISON, 

liuawnM 

OCEAN AVI, 

%Somtti 

\ Territory 

r Is its lofiail 

ahftteStaiiBri. 

eost little more to 

Point Herald, 

NED. 

Maids 

IU 

Bale, 

1 

Sorf Is fag Time In Boj Oci-an 

City Heal Estate 

SALE 

Fine Home near Beach 

4 bed rooms and 

Maid's Quarters 

and Garage 

Furnished Fine 

Ready to step into for 

the sumrper 

Sacrifice Price for 

Quick Sale 

courteous officer 

The presentation 

Chief Jemes, 

of the week, 

made bv 

o 

inlet 


Grove; bmt 

g 

nlottsi 

as spent the 

J. D, Ash, who has 

winter in Philadelphia, 

turned and has again opened 

home, 102 7th st. 

Capt 

Bay Fishine Good, 

Diiy fishine has been good en- 

ough thi* past iveek to satisfy 

[ the most exacting nimrod. Many i u 

ere reported and I It 

The iuit of the Central Ocean i i- 

ty properly owners, appealing- us- 

alnit allegedly too high assess- 

ments for installation of the sew. 

extension, two yean, will be 

heard neii by ihe court of erroris 

and appeals. 

Toe New jersey supreme court, 

[Ding en bane, upheld the assess- 

meat levied by the city, aiihousih 

from a tonsideratsun uf ihe 

points of law, according lo Hol.t-n 

tieli, luunsl for some of thr 

iroperty owners. 

The decision was hanued d.mn 

ibout two weeks ago, Mr, Hell 

aid. Another appeal was riled, 

ind it will bo beard by (ho i-mir: ,,t 

errors and appeals. W, Elmer 

Brown has been lepresenting iin> 

property uwners in, cuun. 

HeadJey Ready to Fight 

To Keep Boardwalk Clear 

make 

BERTOAND T. & T- J. 

CAREY 

INSURANCE 

15th and Boardwalk 

I'nOBei ITS 

FIRE INSURANCE 

few were disappointed 

a school of kinpfish i 

along there wa 

lljrht tackle. 

you don't want (o lak 

cjiiinces when you or 

der coal, insisl uno 

Belting thai trade 

marked Pennsylvania 

Anthracite, 'blue coal 

We have it! _ and 

service department too 

to insure you satisfac 

lion. 

Order 'blue coal' loday. 

Phone:: Onan city 414 

BURKAR.D 

Ninth and West 

'blue coal 

cart of a 

"Chief" .- 

all fame, 

n the b:ii 

'inecTned, 

rcTiorted ft 

ing Middle 

f, 

sh would 

enough si 

to warm 

wlirn 

the 

iv true sportsman. 

JbDrt Beniler, of base- 

still puts the smoke 

as far as fishing is 

i= he has consistently 

i^ catshes while fish- 

Thoroughfare, 

Use of ii 

êier Signed Lascmenl Dnd 

She nettr îpit.j tin i. ^nti 

deed a did rno t otht*r pr pt?r 

owner ••iLiHK tile njlk, IE » 

hut hdd mt-r^h ^fni-n h 

city perini, 

board walk 

Another 

that Cassic 

sion a mt 

May 15 ay 

0V 

=ion to construct 

her land, 

factor in the oi 

y has in his pp 

•cantile lic»n»e ii 

Harrv A, Slorris, 

An Unusual Sale 

HICKORY GIRDLi 

Perfectly styled for today's modes. Beautifully tailored. Modeitly 

our display in our show window and at counter No. 7 to fully 

values offered. Priced at— * I , • . 

SHOES 

For Boardwalk or Street Wear 

$1 I'nir 

I'air 

Ian m 

j Boardwalk 

i J 

j 

1 tio 

pri: 

KATZINGERS 

clerk, permittinif him 

amu 

the proper!} 

Boswell wa 

in the cierk's office ai 

the^ pernik was issueii. 

This pennit is good until 

81, • after which a new pc- 

must be issued, Applicatinn 

this permit has been made by 

Cassidy, and hv has a receipt 

S-5 ciepn.jt for the ]ie€n«e 

made with thp application, I 

t-e will tfc ieti 

and the ikt 

JI, 

ilnly Temporary 

ily had '.vante.i 

'i.im May in „„,; 

f'Spi 

CREPE SOLE OX- 

FORDS 

Smoked Elk and White 

Siit-i, 1 In «i 

3 EYELET OXFORD 

White Fancy Linen 

Leather Sole 

Nlies 4 Id «« 

BAREFOOT SAN- 

DAL5 (Misses) 

Smoked Elk and White 

Ki^fs (I to I 

LADIES' WHITE LLM- 

EN BEACH SANDAL 

Cuban Heel 

See these shoes in our show wind; 

M 

69 

l'uir 

49 ow 

^ ^ _ .7"! 

Bathing and 

Beach Supply 

Bathing Caps.. 5c to 29c;< 

10oi 

Bathing Shoes . 20c 

Bathing Belts 

Bathing Suits, 20c to $1.00 M 

Sun Glasses 10c and2flt; 

Beach Pajamas . 59c and '9$ 

Rubber Balls 5c to 25c e^| 

Beach Balls. 10c and 20c 

Sand Pails .. 5c and 10c < 

Sand Shovels 

AND 

GOVURPHTCQ 

WITH SELECTED. MERCHANDISE TO 

WE ACCEPT OCEAN CITY SCRIP 

Christian Science Society 

SDt HCRTB STBBET 

Inock of nt VaUwr ctink, Tkt 

Fii« (Ti.rcb •( O i t S d 

is Bsfl 

Snni.7 HarBinc gfnim, II ('clock 

li»4lli St. 

fltjcrl cf Uiuin Serm.n lot 

Nv »»— 

"ASCIVCt ASIJ MODRRK Sft- 

BOHANn'. ALIAS HRSMfCBIgM 

A.S:D HVP.SOTigM. DE.VOIKC. 

ID" 

NMv MMl It 1:30 

TcitimonUl Hnlill Eacfe 

• 18 pm- 

ssdaj-i msi Fridays ex»pi 

telUaib twtm t M • p. 

Tt< PikUc Ii C«MuBr InT 

juid na 

May IS, 1933 

Time and aialn I an told by By own organization and by othtre 

—that I penalizo myself by quality. 

Prttarlly critics protest our putting into the Fort V-S what they 

call "twenty-year-steel." They say such quality is not necessary; 

the public does not expect itj and that the public does not know the 

difference anyway. 

But I know the difference.' 

I toow that the car a man sees is not the car he drives—ha ' 

drives the car which the engineer sees. The car which is seen, 

comprises beauty of design, color and attractive accessories,—all 

desirable, of course. The best evidence that we think so is that they 

are all found on the Ford ¥-8. 

But these are not the car. The car proper, which is the basis of 

all the rest, is the type of engine and its reliability- the structure 

of chassis and body, ruggedly durable; the long thought and experiment 

giTes to safety factors; the steady developaent of coafort, conven- 

ience and •eettoay, These Bake the car. 

A ear m be built that will last two or three years. But we 

tore sever tailt one, We want the basic material of our oar to be as 

dependable the day it is discarded as the day it is bought. Fort 

'.'can-Milt'15 years ago are still on the road. It costs more to 

boild a durable ear—-tat two itfK we do not skimp are cost and 

conscience^ A great many things could "get by"—-the public would 

ne»er know tbe difference.; But we would know. 

*"".'•"'*• new Foxtt#»*_ls aêar that I endorse without any hesitancy. 

I know wbat.is in it. I trnst oar whole thirty years* reputation 

-'&1b'l\m\-$i:&}%rm-hBttBF>tta&_ym.pTiniiMaV^. It is largar, 

liert tWMi* and •echanically a better job all round. 

,Kn I n»SU» aaf L.ttls in an advertiseBent because I know the .car will 

back i t u p . "'"/•" ' ; . ; ".'•'" ' 

jfUmj 

He: 

IliWu 

, not 

n.-pec- 

l.,iins, 

i be- 

t-J by 

• any 

ocean 

i place 

-• n,-> 

eir pa- 

public 

f he p 

n Pisiform 

d that in all In. 

suueture is to 

a detailed plan, 

ition and 

I Fe» ASM to wfcsm Rnl eeii It lh* 

I only coniidcnon w« o(f« Ac 

4^ 

"Urn Sth Law Pritm Batttry" 

'.veisht of the machinery, toBeth- 

,^r. «itn a .erfription of it, must 

>•'-• (iied witn the buildint- depart- 

; pwm. Hi, nriîble that thd plat- 

r..rni niiirnt be conilemned for any 

"i.ior purpose than a pavilion 

;.Mth «eji^ fnr the convenience of 

so.ardwalk strollers. 

Pcean City, hiivin(r t mk 

..uninier,! here. Me will be re- 

momhered a, nn% of the mllsici. 

ans jn the a1.[ DouBhty Pier 

ne,4rly 20 voars 

He borj nn ftiwjl| towar(| th 

oolice. W nrn he was srteMcil it 

was jifter a.warninir that if he 

tne boardwalk with the 

During These Hot Days 

Have You Enjoyed the 

Thrill of Riding in a 

BRECKLEY 

BATTKY SERVICE 

Aulo Electricians 

Car Painting 

•II Siap»ii Afe, Tkoae fll-W 

Public Service 

Buses To 

Philadelphia 

Dep>ftani •( C.4I ud Hi m. m, 

1.13. 1.II nd i-V) p. B. 

tftn "Trip hotoi tt US- s, m. 

I Super' Service' Buses 

•uses ie 

PnMit Service Tcnntaut 

' OCEAJT HIT 

T ^ i ' 

He 

? l1 he fairi with a 

e, ami nicked yp a piece of 

wumment and started over; 

It 

Costs 

So 

Uttle 

To 

..- Appear 

WeU Dressed 

Ui "Clean yp- 

for You 

snd 

FISHER NQ.DRAFT VENTILATION? 

What a Comfort! 

/ —Aik— 

PALMER CHEVROLET COMPANY 

Fur A Ilonioiisrnitioii i>f thp Ihevn.Irt ,.r Olihmubiir I'.Ii Mi 

Chevrolet Service Specials 

Wa«h and Lubricate — $1,75 

Clolfctj 

Hebl,Wked 

Ton 

OCEAN CITY 

TAILOR SHOP 

J. T. TAIE8E 

OCEAK CUT 

(irind TBlTes, (IHH Culnin 

Clew and Adjust DSstriuiilur ruin!, 

Clean and Adjnit Spark I'lngg 

( 1»» and Adjast CarbaKlvr 

llMn All Gag Lines 

Adjust Fan BtU 

Set UmmtoT U Vnm CMtstnE Knle 

Includu All Gaskets 

6 

Palmer Chevrolet Co. 


IN COffi^f^fi 

J. LAB AN HEADLE Y 

34th Yew of Coal Sovice in Oc«n City 

BEST READING COAL 

Nut and 

Stove 

Pea 

Buckwheat 

Hmpe38 

Egg $12.50 ton 

$12.50 ton 

$10.00 ton 

$7.50 ton 

OC|AN CITY 

10th & W«t Ave- 

. . * • 

Magill! 

[ Headmaster May 

i Here. 

itadmw 

»"• i ot plBn " 

unUl «»other year, 

aboard nil tram 

but hf may 

nine, but hf y 

back, if William H. 

f ad 

of a 

of sad- 

r of a rt 

deudes to wrqsteute 

f Of Atlantic 

Holy Communion, Sunday, 

At St, John*! Lutheran 

The iaerfimtnt at Holy CammynLgn 

will be edml»Iit#Rd ot ths rtgyiar i^r- 

vies ID St. Jehn'E Evaiijielic&l Lutheran 

h, Sunday, at 7,45 p. m. The K«r- 

in titled "Cointofi. 11 The Kuriii].; 

hstdii Iti fisular i«9iiign «t 11 

frern thiii Sunday 

6* ffl* 

urvi«H 

the FeW 

The Sondsj' 

h 

of the summer 

lehsel will canHe 

'Us urraiffiied in po- 

j, yesterdajfi chargBU 

* horsei without a mej. 

Itehft, Powell was tKe 

wltneis. It aeimgi 

came to Ocean City 

to and tock the buii- 

,„._„„ to P«in 

I from Powtll. 

i utiiler crosi examinu- 

'Bobeft K, Bell, counsel 

admitted he niid not 

know the horgpa wer» 

y Cattronl, and that he 

no money paid ts Cai- 

any agreement to pay 

-le. Mr. Bell asked fur 

, on the Miuuntta tlmt 

i ipjre no proof .submitted to 

aliint had violated ony 

,„ B. Orois, couniel fui-'eni, 

ia4 no otner witnegaes, 

s only evidence he present. 

Powell's statement that 

had told Powell thg 

Mrs his, and the atate- 

,_,n Dr. Magill that ke wai 

'from Caitronl. 

tte Kichanls 

lint, but said a new on* 

issued, it oth«r wit« 

I'WttU be secured, A new 

, was issued at once, and 

for Pr, Magill, but 

... was speeding oeroaj 

i to Chambersburf, Pa, 

(Go on Duty 

J Siturday on 3 Beaches 

\l (ftntlnueii (Him sum 1) 

j;(h Mafli. 

! davits, brightly painted, 

,Jjfirent than have ever been 

I'bere before, and were (in- 

! iisigned by Chief Jernl«, 

'rteetively proteat the life 

both from possible damage 

, SM, and from the hands 

• (ttrious, 

lioits and other equipment 

btfn thoroughly repaired 

thi part winter, «nd 

. in bright colors. They 

! in the bright sunlight, 

! Guardi to be CopH 

innovation tniH year 

I be'ttic siH-cial duties asslKn- 

the beach patrol members, 

.will Save new unilorma, 

U«y pufchaie themselves, 

' ? of white caps, trous- 

shoos, and bluo couts, 

busy we*k-end nights, 

meet eseh Lsrd'ii Day 

•'elsck, ijuFinii June the evening ner, 

ill be eliminated, the "Church sn 

net beslnninR until the 

first iundsy In July, 

The Men's Oluh sf the ehureh hsida 

Its FSKUISF mf^tine gne week from tu^ 

hlpht, next Friday, when plan? for us, 

tivitieB fsr the summeF yiil lie ills. 

Memorial Day Service 

At Fwit M E, Church 

Memsri&l Day" will be ebwrvetl Bun^ 

day by the First Method!HI phuffh, Ilev. 

W, A, Bsyd, mialRta 

third s^rmen in the 

will prsneh the 

H on "The HU 

ine fiardtMF" at ii u, m. This ser- 

msn theme will be "The Divine Usrtlener 

d HL» Bleed!ni DfatiEh." 

The Senior Choir wilj sinsf "The R*?= 

B*iun&ii" by deKoYBn. The junior ?holr 

ill also sinir " Ami'ricii lh? Bcayt ifaU" 

by Ward, Colin Oldfleltl will be at ih# 

l f h 

of the 

t«K.on Bntid nnd lbs 

Tkm boy Bud tdrl ncdui>i atid cither 

patristic orilir» arc iiivlt«l to be prei- 

will ho the nubject 

the Rev, Mr. ik?d'n tierniDii. Tht 

rlii' chnriil (iiub will max "Haw lave- 

Are the MeiigenRtrfl." ffom the SFB- 

Fia "It, Paul," by MenilelKHQhn, The 

fJhsryH wilj Binif "Angel of 

Band will plsy 

Mh 

authgr ynknswn. Lesion 

Boy M 

py ^ 

ctntengry Mspch/' "Oyr Fatriet!*' 

anil "The iter gimnpled BanneF." 

I'HR (."IJIIP IN invited to attend this 

service in hsiior sf AmefiFan hprfief*, 

dead and Hvirm, RapFeHentHtlvcB of the 

various WHFH will DBFtlclpate in tiie scr. 

vice. 

Holy Trinity to 

Honor War Dead 

On Memorial Day 

No Floral Boat; Church to 

Have Special Service, 

Ocean City will have a quiet 

observance of Memorial Day, and 

for the first time in many years 

there will be no parade and 

launching of a floral boat. 

There will be two public qb. 

servances. The first will he on 

Sunday at 7.4B p. m., at the First 

Methodist church, when the Am, 

yrlcan Legion band and the loea 

Legion post will he Buesta of 

honor. Rev, William A. Boyd 

will preach a sermon on "Amer- 

ican Heroes." The band will play 

Ihe "Massachusetta Bay Teretm. 

tenary March," "Our Patriots 

March," and "The Star 

Banner," 

Purman M, Willis and 

D, Ash, Ocean City's Civil War 

veterans, have been invited to the 

service. The public ia also wel 

come, as well as boy und girl 

scouts und patriotic organisations 

On Tuesday at It a, m,, the 

Legion post will conduct a brlel 

memorial service at thi memoria 

tablet at city hall. Wreaths wil 

be placed there in honor of the 

dead. Rev, George W, Lawrence 

will officiate. He is a chaplain 

in the Officers' Heserve Corp and 

was attached to the 311th Infan- 

try, 7Sth Division, during the war. 

Members of the Legion post 

will also visit the various ceme- 

teries where departed members of 

th post are buried. 

HOLY TniNiTY ei:l!ncn 

(Eul.top.il 

lte«, Q, N, Davldssn, Rîqr, 

yervtcpa for Siindny after Anfenfil 

8;60 a, m, Haly EupharUt, 

»;B0 «. m, ChUMh Rrhsol, 

10 UB a. to, Mernlriis Ftaret nml 

SeFtnsn. 

7:4S n. m. Ivcti«inB anil A(lilf»fij. 

Tho Fvonlnu sorvieii will Im ilevnlrd 

to the eommnmnrathn sf thp wnr ileiiil, 

PiOBlllap nntrlotle hymn» will lif HIIIIP, 

mid tho nddreia will fco in keflplnB wiih 

Ihn nbnnrratlnn of Momnfol I)ny, Rvupil. 

one U Invlleil to attenil th inRiiirtliK 

irom pt«« l) 

r 

It jiaa been a hecUc week far 

UB,"' Bayard L, England, Ocinn 

;lty minaBer, itid lait MBht. 

Our men have been working as 

hard as they aan, Mid ura not 

able to quite keep up to the ord 1 

ers for new connections," 

While exact figures were not 

available last night, Mr, England 

said that an average of 76 con- 

nectioni a day have been madi 

durinR the past six dayi. Since 

Tuesday the number has been 

nearly 100 every day. 

New Visitors Rentinu 

BwinB Corson, realtor, reports 

rentals good, and better than last 

year, A number of new visltbri 

to Ocean City have rented thru 

that office. 

Many persons are of the opin- 

ion that a large crowd will eorne 

to the resort this year, because 

of the more optimistic trend Jn 

national business conditions. It 

is expected that thousands of per- 

sons^ either afraid or unable to 

take a vacation during the past 

three years of depression, Will 

Here rm 

to Try to Wipe OutrLwal 

Duturbancei. 

The Radio Ustenefi Club of 

Ocean City was formed Wednes- 

day evening by a group sf rep- 

resentative ^ people who are not 

jatisfled with radio reception, due 

to local disturbanges. The sole 

object of the club will be to bring 

about the betterment of radio re-, 

ception. 

The club was formed in the 

offlue of H. 0, Pontlere on 9th 

rt,, and the following officers 

were elected: President, Ira Vin- 

cent: vice president, Charles T, 

Maginnis; secretary, William 

Townsend, and treasurer, Earl 

Seaman. The charter members 

ares B, Prank Smith, Raymond 

Moore, Walter Brown, Somers| 

Young, William Mows!,, Robert 

Gordon, 'Walter Shade, id Corn- 

man, Jesse Cone, William Town 

send. Earl Seaman, Hnraot 

flsmplloiUon of dJaeaBee. « •• •;•:• _ 

Mr, (wan nad btta » rtildiBt of 

UIB resort tor tight years, coming 1 , 

from Philadelphia, where be *wM 

born. Until hla IH^Mi ta Had been 

employed at wntchman at the Oc- 

ean City National Bank, 

j.'unoryj gervtcea Will be from 

Cadnan's funeral parlor, MS Cen- 

tral HV., Saturday, at 1:30 p. m. 

Rev, Boyd will offloiate. Interment 

will be In the All ~ " 

Cemetery, Brldgcton. 

He is survived by tola, widow. 

Bertha L,, nee Ooff,' 

Shue Market lo Ke-Open. 

The Economy Shoe Market will 

for the aumraer season at 

ll 

p 

Bll Asbury av. The shop 

ises In low price footwear for the 

family, 

Spend tbe day 

picnic or outing. Let us 

make ,the day a memorable 

delicious foods yon need , 

keen appetites. 

These prices effective nfty 

O»>* Stores will dose «t 1 ] 

day in observance of 

avail themselves of the opportun- Paunee, Gordon Duckworth, Elmer 

ity this season. 

Visitors will find many im- 

Stanley Y, Gandy in 

H. L. Chattin Office 

Stanley Y, Gandy, who was con- 

nected with the title department uf 

ihe Ocean City Title and Trust 

Co, for 10 years and subsequently 

with the Chelsea Title and Trust 

Co., has become associated with 

the real estate and Insurance office 

of Haney Lloyd Chattin, 

A good many New Yorkers 

are studying 1 amateur 'magic. 

The toy shopp report an unus- 

iial demand for magician's kits. 

provements when they arrive in 

the resort this season. This in 

shown by the large number of 

building permits. While many of 

them are for minor repair jobs, 

it indicated that homes and cot- 

tages are beine made ready, and 

that the owners again are willing 

to Invest money in their prop- 

erty. 

Builds Boardwalk Apartment 

Included among the permita is- 

sued recently are those to Morris 

iteelman, Chanes Maginnis 

Ira Vincent. 

According to William Mowen. 

plans to carry on the work us 

laid out will be of a nature ir 

attract new members. It, is PI 

netted that within ft month, he 

tween 200 and 300 members will 

be enrolled. 

The executive committeB, to b-, 

appointed bv the pre.«i IPP*.. hi* 

not been named as ye 1 ;. The nex. 

meeting has been tentatively -ot 

for next Wednesday, 

removing a partition to make one rnoenm. 

t 

Suniliy evening 

Th nihi I 

The iu 

vUIt the n»rl«li 

liil? 

a- 1 

j 

mrvi». 

v. Aliiln 

Byndjy 

h s 

y eg i 

The niuhi Itev. Aliilnn Knieht 

he n»rl«li Byndjy miirnl 

ulminiilo? Ihe s«einmcnl 

All lild t 

Knieh 

miirnlnB, 

nf 

a 18 iulminiilo? Ihe « n n 

fjrnntlon. All cliildr.n nt tirnnr-r 

d all f th fihh wh 

will 

Juisr 

Con- 

fjrnntlon. All cliildr.n nt tirnnrr .ide 

lid in? «ayll! of thn fihureh who nre 

not MBtirmed am n.koii in ennmill Hjie 

Reetsr about the preiiftrntign elfish whleh 

it isine orBaaliea. 


Subject, Sunday. 

•ANCIENT AN!) MnftEnN 

CY AMAS MKSMEHI 

nils of people ttronglu.. 

and hundreifk of 

the streets, the \fe 

ill do traffiy duty op Ihe 

-interseetions, asiirting 

the 

MANCY, AI.IAS , MKSMEHISM AND 

HYPNOTISM, DENOUNCEri" will he 

tho subject or the I*«»nn.Si>finnn in nil 

r:hupfho« of Christ, ggieniifl, on Sun, 

dny. May 'M, 19,ia, 

The flolilcn Tent iii "If find In for 

who c«n be ag.Inst us" inomnn« 

Ainonjr thfi fltntliin* whiph 

IhB Leiwoil-Sfniion_ I» the fnllowlllft 

th 

wl 

., f 

llhlei "But Jmui wlihdrew Hsoll 

his dl»1iile« to (hi- «i nriil • 

greit muliitiide from clnllle^ fnllew«iil 

him. And ffttiti JililrH, Fnr he tiait heiilrd 

I h tht th reyed u 

"ind children across ... _ 

^.- Each ' guard Will be muiji Innomuch thot^ they jirrned ut«n 

iiflMa special officer. -iJJ 1 , " 

Ivdjb way the police depart-''.w 

"Ville directed by Jemee, (yW, 

sin hail 

And unrl«n'rplrilH. when they 

Hnwn lii*fqre him, RntI 

I Insonueh t p 

for in tourh him, nrt fniiny 

efl, " = . = 

Id 

foil 

more than doubled when 

,.j number of men is needed, 

i plin will ohvlate the necea- 

' 'far eitra policemen, and 

1 relieve the police aomc- 

it from the heavy duty they 

iHtin during the season, 

School to Open , 

jg school for pros- 

Ufa guards will begin af- 

Mal Day, The school, 

it year, ig primarily for 

>se of giving home town 

Chance at beach patrol 

, are taught all man- 

Ûfe guard work, and are 

in to serve when need- 

tnty Qualify, during the 

week ends. Classes will* 

at the iOth st: 

from 4.80 to B.30 p. m. 

days, and from 10 to 18 

fried, ^snsriftE, 

Go4" (Murk Sti.ta.ll) 

Th LetuSermpn 

*Thn\i nre ihe Son 

itall) 

eliMleB 

Chri 

Henlth 

M 

thr 

The Lesasn-Sermpn a!?«i ii 

fsllowing passage from ihe , 

leieneo texthook, "Srlenfe nnd ___ 

With Key to the fierhil ur^B'' hy Miify 

tiakfr Eddsi *"fhe esierminstof nf ep, 

rflp Iff the Brent truth that God, iinotl, 

"* J, and ihnt Ihe aunimHi, 

nf infinite Mlnil,galled 

CJF evil—is not Minii, is not Ti-uih, 

cFror, without intellinenee or ieaU 

(Ii 4891 

naitor, _ , 

riiilO p. m. gundny ieliDol and the 

rtiblo Oiu.8, 

3 iSQ [i. in, Thn Union SeI'viee at Bl. 

James A, M. E. nhurph, Rermmi by 

Itev, R. A jshnson. nt Shiloli Hatitltt 

Chureh 

7 lOU p, m, .Allen Chriatian KniieavnF. 

, 8 ii, m^ Sf.rmon hy ihe rasinr. 

Monday, The N, A. A. C. P, «( 111 

SlmtiKnn Avonuo. 

Tue£d&¥ Evening, the Finanee f1om= 

mlttce. 

Wednesday Evoilin?, Pi'ayrf Mrftlni? 

Friday Evening, Class Meeting, 

MISSIONARY TAi7Ki~TO 

MISSIONARY SOflRTY 

The Daptlal Mi»n!ollnry Society henrd 

George Cluyton, n foreign injsaiohfiry, 

who latioFMl (OF ko yeaiB In Chlhii, nt 

ha meeting lit ihe hnme of Mr,. UeoriEe 

EbiieF, SÔ Gih ?t.. Tuppdny nflerodufi 

Mj, Cljiytdn iii iinme Dti tt furinuifh a' 

Tlml Hull. Velitnnf, 

He NPOke nbnul ihe "Voiith ftf rhina." 

Ynutig people at China, he paid, are 

liwakening iind are nhîaua and r.afrer 

to lenrn woaieFn wuyis. They are pftFlie- 

ulnfly imi!Fr.^9t:il \viili American* and nFe 

Interotni In beeomhiB acnualnteil with 

Iheni, 

He uruei] that the Chrialinn BliMirin. 

iiFiep ifel their wnrk in effectively Fight 

now, else tlm Chinese will become vic- 

tims to the !earh!iii«i of ihe cnmmuilixH 

wliich lire travellnB eiiatwanl- from Ru». 

spreading theiF liFqpatlnnilii Id Nst- 

Hril, Frnnk C, Brooka led In B devo. 

tional peFVlee. wliieli preFedFd ' the lee- 

lure ••The attendance was entouriiBinB. 

store out o£ two, 

Otis M, Townsend, frame store 

building on the boardwalk north 

of 7th st,, for the Sewhore Real- 

ty Co. 

T. J. Sullivan. 0447 Spruce St., 

Philadelphiii, bungalow on Cen 

tral av, near 26th st, 

Harold D. Powell, concrete 

block service station, 34th st, and 

Central av. 

Adds to Club House 

John Mugsetick, Philadelphie, 

addition to clubhouse at 1613 

West av, 

H, C. Pontiere, bungalow on 

Bay rd, near the laitoon, for 

George P. Joley, of Wynnewood, 

Philadelphia, 

Anthony Pints, r.821 Central 

av,, for a lOO-fotit extension to 

the South Ocean Citv fishing pie^ 

and a new floorinif. 

Emil Palmer.lUfl Asburv av,, 

for repairs -to his j 

cently damaged by fire, 11,500, 

Mortimer Skinner, 604 14th st., 

repairi to home damaged by firs. 

$800, 

CHEAP LOT 

27th and Central Av*. 

30-ft. front 

$800 

Ralph L, Chester, 

Innrggntfd 

STH 4 CENTRAt ATE. 

"SHORE FAST UNE" 

Bus Service 

between 

Oman 600 

Garden lots near Ocean av. 

y. 

ptetion with the opening 

bithinR geaion. Chief Jer- 

»td the following state. 

I tape that parents of boys 

'i will see that their chiU 

matter what age, bathe 

PECTED beaches, in front 

guards. Every bather 

*>tiy close attention to the 

and those who do not 

"'Oft protected beaches are 

;:(heir lives in their own 

to Keep Safely Beeord 

beach patrol is Teady for 

We are going to do our 

t* protect our record of 

kindalso to see that the 

mve a wonderful time and 

pleasant memories to 

home with them, We 

the greatest season that 

i known in the history of 

Ctty. 

ean only ask that all «ot- 

Mid visitors eo'operate 

by bathing at tne pro- 

titi 

In Ihe only Mind, and that 

titiou!i ' * •-*'—«- 

Jm-I" 

Iiut 

Ity 

Pint Baptist Church 

Announcements. 

FIBST BAPTIHT (-milieu • 

loth St. Bnd Wesley Avr, 

n«v, Oeorge W, Lawfenee, Mlniater 

Mnrnihy lervige or Warship at "10:50 

relink. 

gunda? irtiiol, Ili46 a. m, ClasWB for 

ill asei, Carl Mnore, Kupcrintfndent, 

Sana Mervir-e and iternisn At 7 -30 ;i. m, : 

HimlnB led by bran nuartet. 

Praytf meetlnif on WedneidajF at 714B 

3, PI. 

ST. JAMKS A, M. R, PHUHRH 

Thr Church o( Qood Cheer, 

Ilh It, ind Haven Ave, 

Il«», Utiirr H, roBoer, Jr., ,Paster 

Bundaj, It a. m.i Reimon W (ho 

\&leetti)oocl 

llthtimiati 

Hut G, Neluti 

COTTAGE 

£ n, H, Hath, 1. B, II, JL, KJteken, wiih Three Lots WslUO- 

WTSO—Small uniiiini of MHII required 

Wallace and Stilwell, Inc. 

STH A CENTRAL 

PHONE 3 

SACRIFICE 

'7,000 

f.Family ApBrtment Sitnatfd 

•t miiHt fleslralilp enrner, TBl- 

ned at ilWWO. V«r close to 

bathlnB liencli. OMOII Tiew, 

Hbeiil Income. Any TeinM, 

MORRISON, 

InearBonM 

llh «nd OCEAN AVE, 

beaches where there are no worn- 

"' ordinance concerning 

lathing suits and prom, 

the streets without prpp- 

W will be enforced,- and 

^ to t«ke sun baths 

their jeraeys will 

ATAIHKN 

„ Admlnlilreior c, t, 

* of Anihon, P«l»no. 

tlff, v«, Jaleph P, Int. 

V «W«ndlBU. 

ATTAOmiENT 

NOTICS 

liui 

thlit * Writ of 

out of lh« Cjr. 

LT of Capo Map, 

F«br|i«rj, mi, 

iirjd eFsdlti, eaqnet? 

and dutteln, landi 

at JoMph P, E.rtlluMl. 

•t th« null af Jimei 

»»tar i, t, •. ol th» 

Pedana, DHHHd, (er 

TlisuiMd * III Doll* 

Iw (Oltl, («4,00«.2E1. f 

OM IIUI d.j of Mtreh, 

w h, ^n anri .nil 

m rMnsEd on Ihi 

MM, by 4he Shfr- 

A. O, HILDHETH. 

CIlrt ' 

"The Truth is always the strongest 

argument" 

So said Sophocles more than 

2200 Year Ago 

The New FOHD V-8 is Second to 

None in Economy of Operation - Low 

Upkeep • Lowest Delivered Prices - • 

Guaranteed Service. 

A Demonstration will convince YOU 

S i of the 1938 FORD 

Speriy 

V-8, as it has convinced others. 

Open Eveningi and Sunday for 

Your Convenience 

EDW. G. KURTZ CO. 

"*!1 ,„, .„,„. OOMB City, IT, J, 

1ST AND ATLANTIC 

Pnoqe 000 nt 892 

IIKFORF I'HIfKS AllVAJfrE - OBIIKH 

TOUH 

AWNINGS NOW! 

CiittiHi prlfos are iMlvnnrlMft. All imlioatliinN 

pulnt tti hlRher Bwiihiii |irit'f>s, 

I'lIONK IS TODAY FOR ESTIMATE 

OCEAN CITY AWNING CO. 

Mfgrs. of Beach Chairs and Back Rests 

O0.J.0OS ABbnrj Are, OFEAS CITr I'HONK J7B.W 

4.001 4.0S! 4JSI 4,411 ( U! 4.41 

S.OOi 1.0S! 5.MI Sj«] i.lil i,4»i 

(.001 cosi Mi; i,4oi Mil (.4i! 

•KDIU d.il, nnpl S.DJ.J 

A, M,—Uehl luce lype 

p, M,-loid f«« wo. 

B—Will run 10 69th It. oil 

Beware of the 

Dirty Comb! 

Hnir oral Scull' clranlini . 

,l"l.r»i llANUEKOlIS SCALP ni_ 

\L$m ami LOSS OK HAIR. KWICKj 

KUMB KLEANEK rpiwvatN jour eumlT] 

in 11 fta»h. Il is •mail in >lie and 

(MlheriMMlu. SENn NO MpNEV, JUn; 

MAIL ** lOLTOS ami m wi.ll ruJi 

In yiiy lhi« famous rotary lirush KWUK 

KOMR Kr 

Chrimll 

p. O, Sl»fi«ll> Dl.iriklHrt. 

lo« .CO!. AllMllc Cilr. h. 1, 

nsnllemeni I Wirvp in •inilalion_.ljd 

ifimi yny Ui rush oft,? KWKH KUMB 

KLEANER «(> me. I «il! pfv ronnwn 

îlriliiM inelud^s eqst pf mailing) HPOH 

nwlpl. Vour» truly, | 

Men! Don't Miss This Chance To Buy Genuine 

Kuppenheimer - - G. G. G. 

and Simon Ackerman 

SUITS $1 2- 95 

piv nn to S4B. All-year. ^fc ^B^B 

Regularly Up to $40. All-year 

round Bulls and plenij' ot liglii- 

welijit rabrles In new Spring 

ahadei. Buy several at Ilila prlco 

BOYS'GENUINE PALM 

BEACH CLOTHES 

Get the hoys' Bummer clothes so he will 

.have \Mm for Memorial Day. And get 

him Palm Beaeh cluilies fur real aatii- 

factlo'n. 

Palm Bench Rugby Suits $4.95 

Palm Beach Aton Suits $3.95 

Palm Beach Plus 4 

Knickers $1,9S 

Palm Beach Shorts $1.50 

M. E. BLATT CO.—Snd Floor 

til .E'iaATT CO. 

Atlantic City's Great Department Store 

DIAL 4-1111 

All 5c Cakes 01 g% 

Crackers O 

Empress Cakes 

Chocolate Circles 

»26c 

«>20c 

tempting Sandwich FiBen 

LuneU Tongue 

lioaf Cheese • 

Crab Meat 

Queen OliTes 

Apple Batter 

as lie 

n> 31c 

OR 25c 

ptju-Me 

biE tar 15e 

Glmwood Jellfc* traA 1 

Potted Mam I t«p«.j. 

Piaont Butter pt 

1 7c P«b«t-ea CSUBdarf, Swte, Pimenlo) % 

Ametican GwteJ Qittm 

Attnour's Cooked Comnl Beef 2 

25c Bailer Toasted 

Tritzds 

ft 21c 

2Sc PkJmiek 

Sweet Mixed 

Pickles 

iae asm 4 

Sandwich Spred 1 

St^-S. jK b Ms, Vmt

. —„ ___„_ Kis. '» e_ir (tat 

«m»> UWt *» Cose*. ^ * " " 

'Wwsi a«__B, lbs. Butt OltHsJ 

, •», fna* B«R. MM. Qartss S 

rafaelPbUAte- M Xte 9cta See- : ;^f"jEsT's^S 

• • • 

:; Mis. BfiB-inj Rifts. 

_.f C, Sshutfe, Ilia, 

C KtBsfiiai Mi*, l^nie 

a tad is mnmri nflelm 

«am£, Mrs, I" ... 

rasa Mai's luB. Woaneafcf __, 

mncaij aJJaSr jonk tit i_ TW-'H.-«___: K-kftf. JBis, 

_ ijhe 4a_e for 

. ait L*nipe Ps_k 

Ifar ftM-r, June It 

A esS-Mittee, 

William A. B^,_ _„, 

Derrick and Dr. Charles 


[Von tools, , — 

rtt the totiine 

,T«~a "EM Jiesrf fKBO Mrs.'* 

Both Leeds, An- 

1 Brtji ine Mrt. 

B6X1 

_ if a£ 

m. 

* mi set!*** ? I* SA iJM-_-«;rii; sira-' wss a 

MM- Mrs,.?** 

*- 

B. Frank Scria, Mn. SHra_» W 

-ml Mm. f. 

1 * fmeJail kar, _a« Hiss r '- 3 K ^trSx mi e»E 

[iw Behal" 181 * SSBSI* cf Ses Ids- C:r>. -"w ":".-•• f T - •id tia lbs fBntaiij; tiRijhadi; 

«T the 

JftOer. Edmund Shiw a 

i! BtTBcfael SdAnr, Heanor 

Ânthony Implwo, MH- 

Jtrt 

Paul Idwkss and 

msrtaf fa tie toa 

JU 

; A hi 

lom of 

Mi 

'MlL ' 

His. Wisititt 

[at a 2t__... 

•fteiiiooa. Is »«„ 

Floyd C, HisaiE, Mm HJSTT { 

XinHfl Bliti- 

-zr:—-' Ewjn, Both Clad- 

Wut Gantood ani Cari!T, 

Mrs. I Mil, Headlr 

at 

t 

tti 

d 

table 

jl illMkr 

Mn, Usr., _ 

Jp» Jamet Ward, naj, tatenalBej the 

/4ikmTaria,M 

by 

' of the party wax the 

rflalrman ef 

coinniktre. 

. To 

OMKM, 

Md mm' 

WilUam o, Abboti 

OUo W. HeicUr, JI« 

M;f« Aiipta DushatE, Kill 

Be-fjh, !!:>» Sara Limtrirk- 

M&nsc KfjJ- Mi« flara Jtt- 

. Bidd;« Bi*bop, rjiirie.. 

Peter Kih=. Opinion AT«-T, 

d Kerr, WillisfE Thii&;i. 

• • • 

Vr. ui Mr.. LHlle 

_____ to HMb at roMekfe, 

Mr, and HTS, Clueuce Utili. ut 

•t and Cenfrai ivT, eBUnained tie 

^^totartay Biitnt at a foUsrinf at a plnoeUe part} 

"i.^ ^ Helta 

«W ^,, to honor 

r ^ Sato, of LranJ, 

j—4 «-l Kfreslimeiitj prowmta. 

Mui Betty Um 

- Gladys Smith. 

Both, JUM j£' 

^ î» Snltt, the „_,. 

1 Ajbnrr av., has j, 

'er a uro srsf-ki, 

, Wed. 

nesday nJ^t; Mr, and il«. Char. 

les E. Baron, Mr, snd Mrs, WaiMr 

en»U, Dr, and Mr*. L. S. A, St^dem, 

5Ir», WinOeld Mtebner, Mrs, Jlaiy 

Bintth and ILr, and lire, WUIlam 

Williams 

• • • 

A. rard party in me Fleetwood 

Hotel last night (Tftur#day) for 

the beijcfii of the Parent-Teachef 

AUHK-iation of the parochial «ch(wl 

|waj rajoyed. It wai a sueceis and 

I* the *woad one gives during this 

school year, 

• 

CarttaBd 

1 say in Pliiladf!pha. 

as liio pje.t of Muss faihtf. 

ine Terrr. - • r 

Jllsj Ttrry nil] SMTid the in'Ti'h 

Only 3 Lagoon Lots 

Uft 

SS'ifS' . iiDlkhndrd . imp 

Watw 

$400 cuh 

Fine Safe HarlMr to Lerp i.,ur 

iHiat 

Ralph L, Chester, 

Incorporated 

ITM ind tESTB.U, 

MW. Donald GErtland. 233 A»- 

-——/from 3 to 6 p. m, barf av,, eol«ri3fn«d Miss Jlosr 

*_"»»'• Onb of Atkn. Grace Imbe«l, jliM Keles Btedetn 

,*^,ta fcoBOf cf tfate 

•Dd itn, Frank Saunino at cards, 

Advertise in Two 

vtBtert. MI wgO «n 

Qftf women, 

Newspapers 

_.» f#^ were Mr*, 

K»r little more than tin' (irkr or 

yi^dt, of Cnen. IHWM vmtf. 

onr, ('unWnatlun adi In The 

Wpyin of tfc» Home The KnfgbU of Colurntiuji held a H>itnrm I'njnt Herald raxt IHtje. 

card BVtr in their Mil, 2nd it and Thi'j rmrh hiimliidB fit addi- 

Boate, rtate diir. Central aft. Jut ThnfM«y Bight. 1 tional 

The hoits were Joseph 3Ia«nn«r, i 

|i.Bdwanl V_«, of Oc- 

«fa» PKtideat of the 

f^_*«_ of the var. 

raty 

'attended from here 

Jtoncan Hand, Jr, 

Carey TUl 

, lira. Howard Rick- 

/-Edward Vow, of 

» CWbj Mn,. EIIM, 

IT.' Mff. Charic Hand, 

t Benderwn, mm Be»i 

and Mbu Jolla 

> C(ab 

•' * * 

• Cldi. 

tareh Quh en- 

Pnle at Ocean 

•t the hungalo* 

TW Sboemaicer, on 

company amem- 

a bo, 

CMM 

Co*«n 

BECK'S FOR 

non UM 

Wl Stnet at the 

SEA FOOD 

WE BEIJVKB 

KUetRounder ............ ft 30c 

Tfct H. C, Janes pleasure fUhing boat leaves 

our dock, it 0 au m, AJJy. Sp^ boato, boaU 

for hire lo private pwtiea for {aside the bay and 

Outside trip*. , ft 

JOE'S MARKET 

4th ST. «nd ASBURY AVE. 

TW. Mw_rt dc_* not try to ««U the lowtit priced 

fWiUi-jkW bot a will _iw«y» try to MU the bc.t in 

0OfmA» _*vr«rt pê. We th*nk you IBB your 

;3!*V 

- GlIO-XIUES PRODUCE 

PASTRIES 

0 Jersey Eggs ....... doz 20c 

|of Geromfctown, spent ttw wwk[* 

Hwi' fflimflr " 

[Mid at her snnuner home, 16 

ncmann hospital, whoro ehe uliuT'.if.- ni 1 "ii11 «i, (....,„,..„...>., hilllhi were ..^.^ ... at ,,.^,« tii^ „»,„c", 

SIS rart ii!- " iHRJ !'l!?as;!re .iv. un! in;!J l*lu;t-j mer cntiiiav, 010 Ocojiii av,, over 

ltth S(.,on 

t.Tii Mra. Henry li, .-v:1. j«anf av, lih,. wooli end. 

Fresh Fish From Our Own Nets 

CHRIS 

ON THE BAY 

Between Sth & I Oth Sts, 

REAL 

mAli H)itc 

I'lyBiuuth 

$9,750 

MORRIf 

Inn 

... Visit the New... 

WAREHOUSE 

OUTLET STORE 

At 831 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. | 

Opening Friday, May 26th at 7:30 a. 

Reg. 9c 

Loaf 

Raisin 

Bread 

Legs of 

Lamb 

Or Hindquarters 

Ib 

Pure 

Preserves 

(Reg. 33c value) 

Dill or Sour 

Pickles 

Reg. 19c Quart Jars 

2 * 25' 

Ginger Snaps 

Our Policy wiU be the finest foods obtainable at the lowest prices possible, 

WE SELL FOR LESS 

FRESH SLICING 

Tomatoes 3 lbs 25* 

Iceberg Salad head 6c 

12 ib 

FANCY STEWING 

Pillsbury Best 

Flour 

(Limit 3 bags) 

Chickens!: 15 

! : 

Crushed Cora 5 

!.:iC 

Oranges -JS doz 10 

Granulated 

Sugar 

U 

\h doth 

Deviled Crabs each 10c 

X V j R : vu, .. A et Stores in TbjJSi 

Golden Ripe 

Bananas 

Jumbo 

size doz 15* 

Maxwell House 

Coffee 

Fancy Chuck 

Roast 

Swans Down 

Cake 

Rag. 2Sc 

pkg. 

LAROE SMOKED 

Hams 

SLICES OF HAM Ib 2U 

^4 Here 

^mming Alone; 

Not Recovered. 

^ "f New Yorkep, W-ra 

fmarning, when one of 

ot flve men drowned in 

iÂfV ««r J. 

Irafter "men, drove from 

V.v arriving at Ocean 

\%t I m, Monday for 

" J i W Halnei st,, Ger- 

, who has a conage at 

„! av., and T. H, 

New York, who^ lives 

ffilour companions wont 

vliveland cottaBe, Kynes 

r his tlothes and entered 

« When his f rionds eame 

o "house, thny saw him 

In the water, ZOO or 

, irom the beach. He 

ath the surfa • 2*29= 

ClubCrateri -!y»!««i'tr I. pkg 17c 

L 

*'~~~ A 33c VA! Ut I OK -9s- V ^ 

l-2St Can o! , , , .•• ^ 

Chalka £_oa Cfabcneat 

Rajah Salad Drstiing 

c 

Bold for- 

29' 

You Sive 6; on E»eh Purchase! 

Best Pure Lard 

tisoTA - I'lLiHiiu 

OH (1OL1) MEIIAL 

,, rA ffjfi,v 

2 »•» 

Papsr Napkini 

Cut-Rtt» Was£ Piper «:^>' 2 PH* I5e 

Sultana Peanut Butter it Ur cr p.ii 15c 

Popular 5e Candies and Sums 3 tut IOe 

R6-R Boned Chhken - ,6.oie«n3Se 

Inters SlufFtd Olives iir lie, I9e,29c 

CriipoFig BariorGingerSnaps 2 Ibi I7t 

Yukon Club K Sing«r Ale 5^ t IOe 

Encore Spaghotti • 4 

Neclar Teas 

AT SPICIAL LOW miCESI 

MIXED f M.-lb 

ILEND \ pkfl 

hue 

IJ Ib 

IBc 

41c 

*[N OUR QUALITY MEAT MARKETS! 

# Alk tin MllH9»r at IB A&P Stew lor th. location of auf n.auit Mltl M«pk«l 

LARSE SIZBS—Wholt or Shank Half 

SMOKED 

SKINNED Hams - I* 

CmtirSlicfi T& Hams •»29e » Butt Ends M6e 

Smoked Skinned Hams ^*lhpi.«»h.nkH»!< 

Genuine 

1933 Spring 

LAMB 

Breast cf Lamb - 

NsckofUmb - 

Shoulder cf Lamb 

Ib flc 

ib 15c 

bl7c 

fsMV Chuck RSiisi of Bemf , _ - 

Pih^ Sten.Sng Rib Peast of Beef - 

RwhW 

Slclnl..* Fillet. 

Frtih Y 

F«nty SCewinf) Chir!>cn i 

, 23' 

Rack Lamb Chops lb 25c 

Rib Lamb Chops- It 33s 

Uoin Lomb Chops »> 3^ 

ALL' SIZES 

Min:od Ham 

Sli.cd Thuringor - 

fjlict d I. obanon Bologna 

Spi od Luncheon Meab 

iiteiî#ii^fefliiftl 

V 

\ 


Pork Loins » 12c 

Shoulders Lamb » 14P 

Fresh Killed Ducklings tt 20c 

Ecbnom :ttgj§ 

Golden Crown Bacon l-2Jt> 

Freeh Killed Broilers tt> 

We Accept Ocean City and Cape May County Scrip 

Rival Blue Cherries - . can 20e 

Libby's Pears can 20c 

Rosedale Peaches can 15c 

Swift Sliced Pbeapple 2 cans 35c 

Sopus Red Pitted Cherries 2 cans 25c 

Times Square Apple Sauce ... ? cans 25c 

Cheriton New Pack Peas can 10c 

Pride of Valley Com ..•. 3 cans 2Sc 

Phillips Tomatoes 3 cans 25c 

Robinson Stringless Beans 3 cans 25c 

Flagf Beets 2 lge cans 2§c 

Kellogg's Corn Flakes .. .!... . pkg 

Shredded Wheat ...: pkf 10c 

Keebler Club Crackers . pkg 17c 

N. B, C. Assorted Cakes 2 lbs 2Sc 

Quinlan Butter Pretzeb ........... ft ZSc 

N. B. C. Premium Flake Smltines 

2 tb box 28c 

K-9 Dog Food 3 tins ZSc 

f ( 

ITT JKKSIiY 

Asparagus 

U.llOlt.MA 

Peas 

White Crisp Large 

ICEBERG LETTUCE 2 for 

Extra Fancy Large 

RIPE TOMATOK 2 fts 

2 ft 15c 

WAX BEANS 15^ 

2 pounds for . 

MARYLAND 

STRING BEANS » 

FRESH 

LIMA BEANS ft 

^ NT ,.,r; ; ; : 

RADISHES ** 

- Bunch ...;. »•"••••• • 

RHUBARB 

2 Bunches ..;....:... ......,..•.••• 

FANCY 

NEW POTATOES 3 fts 

JERSEY 

SWEET POTATOES .....ft 

COFFEE 

GOKItON CDF 

ft 17c 

BBEAK 0* HOBH 

ft 20c 

» 29c 

Chase and Sinborn 

ft 29c 

PBKMIER TEA 

19C 

F 

R 

E 

S 

u 

n 

E 

R 

B 

Y 

A 

D 

A 

Y 

Heinz Sweet Mix Pickles . 

libby Med. Red Salmon . 

Libby Corned Bwf 

Monarch Steak Salmon 

Purity Peanut Butter . , 

Campfire Marshnwllowt 

Prunes „..... 

KRAMER'S OLYMPIC 

cm 

. .an 

1 tb j»r 

1 Ib box 

. 2 Ibi 

Ginger Ale 

Lime Dry 

Root Beer 3 Table Water 

ZA 

Plus 5c depoB.1 per botllc 

Yoimg's Pearl B«M So_p» -•» «#i 

P &. G Soap __'—- 3 mfe:;: 

Suntex ;........ 2 bottti* 

Washing Soda 2 p^ 

Icott Towel and Holder „ 

Scott Tissue .... . . 3 fofls 

FHESll I'L'T JEHSEX 

Spinach 

FANCY 

EATING CHERRIES 

Bunch 10 c 

LUSCIOUS 

LARGE PINEAPPLES 

JUICY SWEET 

ORANGES . 

LARGE FLORIDA 

ORANGES 

GRAPE FRUIT 

6 for ,.„.. •„ 

MEDIUM 

GRAPE FRUIT 

JUMBO 

GRAPEFRUIT. 

RIPE HONEY DEWS 

FANCY 

PEARS ....„ - 

SUNK1ST • " • 

ORANGES , 

NEW CHOI 1 

Cantaloupes ea, 10c Grapes 

if MA81LASB EXI'BESSID 

ies 15 c 

GORDON BM$ 

J^BE piSUyiWy TO AlrfY P^CT ^ - C g ^ 

...r ft 

..each 

doz 

doz 

4 for 

3 for 

.4 for 

.do* 

a 5c 

29# 

iol 

2S« 

25c 

25^ 

25c 

2 i 

45tji

3§P?W$t'. 

'WM: POOD 

SAME PRICES 

"SAME SERVICE 

!§£§WMua•Complete Fountain Service — 

***"' •'•' ThstVSurr To Please You 

[ohnstone's Annex 

On Asbury Next to City Hall 

ÔJTIfS'TONE'S CAPE 

On A«bury Ave. Opposite City HaU < 

1st Ocean Flight 

14 Years Ago 

I Cape May Coast Guard 

1 Head Piloted Plane. 

With the recent announce men 

of sifjnitijt contracts for constru 

tion of six huffe trans-Attont 

mull and uns&enper 

i 

is interesting to note that Sat 

urdoy is the 14th anniversary o 

the completion of the first trans 

Atlantic -flight. On May 27, 1919 

the NC-4 landed at' Lisbon, Por- 

tuga[, Dilated by Lt,.Command« 

K. F, Stone, U, .S, N., now i 

rge of the Cjoa;,' Guard Ai 

Station, Cape May, 

Tiie fifojt'ci -jjder develonnu*! 

by Pan American Airway-, J,u 

LiimuRh its v'.itL teeMitoii i, 

viior. Col, Charles Jjndbcriih, it 

quires the construction of three 

Sikursky phinex ami three CJIenr 

Martin planes. Each of the*sq 

airplanes will cost slightly ovu* 

$201,000 iiiiil ia expected ti carry 

BO passengers, besides a i.srrfe 

amount of mail. 

Ill loiiluarison with tile modern 

type of Sikorsky airplanes, it is 

of interest to note how closely 

ill is modern type follows the cie- 

of the old NC flying-boatSj 

the etntjennaffe, or tail sur- 

. carried on outriggers above 

the Ijoatlike hull. 

HOTELS - • ROOMS^TTAPARTMENTS 

., ?. AyMi»-.;:e*Sw*i^»fi"' MWtly 

indlcAttd many advantages in the 

seleetibn of Ocean Cltjf as. the 

ftort-of•call for these trans - At. 

lantie airplanes. With-the ample 

expanse of $ater affordtu by the 

bay, and the advantage of an ad- 

jacent airport, Clarke Field, from 

which land planes may carry mail 

and passengers to any point in 

the United States and Canada, 

the resort possesses advantages 

unexcelled by any other spot on 

the Atlantic coast. 

It is expected thai fight-tests 

of these huge aircraft- will be 

made during the fall of 19.'J4, 

and actual operations of .he 

trans-Atlantic lino may be ex- 

pected by the spring of 11)36, 

affording ample time to develop 

Clarke Field and to prepare the \ 

adjoining waters for this pur- 

pose. 

Police Chid Stops 

Fishing on Walk 

To Arrest Any Person Vio- 

lating New Order, 

There will be no more rislilnii 

fnm the boardwalk. 

This ecHet was Issued yealerilny 

Y Acting f:hlef n[ Police Jm;k n 

Followlnit coiuplajniii IT- 

WarisDecIared 

On Undesirables 

Police Compile Lilt of Sus- 

pects; To Act Soon, 

on undesirables, -lioth \vhil( 

anil eiihired, 

week by Acilni: ('hie! 

diHlar 

y 

jack G. Jefliee, and 

MtlORLYN. 

Friday liiid Suturdiiy* 

In "AiluraliliV n romani'i? 

iiui.-tital M'UniKi lliti senti 

ill I'lilcs MIV in tlu- liaiui 

aiu't liayitur :in*l tin 1 

vith 

there in irreat actlviiv unu>n^ 

is suspnt'ted Of hoinj; in 

L'iiiis, m find work. = 

A llsf of jurrRons whom tlio 1***1= j 1 * II-^ l»*r m* J 

ill's in litiilur spiling or tuiii.bcr I Mutulin :HM a Imv. 

u rhinu, liiiM hi l 0n nuuio up uitor m ^lipporu 

curofnl invest Ijm lion* Tho nanti^ uf *|tiiiif.i> ami 

pornuns who apiiiiff Tilly 11 m ^ to ,lm> K, 1'rm 1 n 

wurk and imm on livinu on *-li:ir- "i-llmi-r \\u- (invii. 

jly, liii V* s nlsn ho On I inf tMt. j ui'i iliy. thim'* rû; 

Httitiuhi and niirniw im;h, : 

ivputalilo wurk, ihcy s* if! 

n*:=!ni! uinl uivon i\w vh\\ 

ihir in Hit 1 cmiiily Jii 11 f'M ' 

wtn'i'1 1 lliny will hv wor k* f 

ur Ionv hm tnwn fnr J;I I* iii. 

Larceny Charges 

Over Car Dropped 

chnrcpH of hLrnciiy a^mm 1U N 

rnnl Uiw, uf () Murilli |il,. vr': 1 

blfTMM 

, I+HE IDEAL 

IN THE IDEAL L 

C3S F-^TM ST, NEAR THE OCEAN 

ThoraUBhly rnmlorn .— llrnmi niliiri 

and ensylto. Private balhfl. Eyr 

Slid Affierirnfi i>1nh 

Very Moderate Rates 

Hwiu. Datben* Dtnltm Itoon 

ran?: 

p. YOUNG. IVJjr. 

HOTEL HANSCOM 

tttiood 

Ocean City'i Ne%v 

Modern Fireproof 

Hotel 

80 Rooms and lathi 

n Plan with Din- 

iac Room 

Elevators Is Street Levsl 

Sun Deck 

Will Onmr: 

European Plan 

May 27th 

. HA1NES 

APARTMENTS 

ihcrmen were niefcHlnsx up Iho 

lortli end of the boardwalk wilii 

ail. cans and oilier ôiir 

H will he recalled that last war 

similar ruling waw/ issued, afh 

little Îrl witH etruck bv one 1' 

lie linea whi^ti a fisherman made 

cast out into the water 

'Rtrardwalk ^1 rollers miiHt hi! 

protected," Chief Jernce said ye 

ierday, "and I have issued si rid 

ortlei" to irij t in\ pt r in f uii-lii 

ng from the boardwalk. There 

are eight miles of beach for fish 

ernien to use. 

The cily probably will be obliged 

to ban*; several "No Fishing" si^n: 

from tlie boardwalk railing, huw 

ever, bef\.V HI-: t.ivi-: 

- .1 

Ill' 

Til 

Wi.1. 

Mm "I ,1'inf < 

/ \M < III ^ ^ 

I MM It 1111 TUNTW 

1(111 

» II si ,i y n 

I i K I I III 

ur Tn 

Chatterion 

"Ill V TI It NIC If 

VH. 

"ini' AM 

and til. -I i"l• -i•,. t 

.,1 til !-..«l'r:.'" 

I^rid;i> itm! î\l\ 

' Sl:,.M-i I -i.-.it 

.. Moj- ST-aa-ao-Mjilnm J,(s 

SO . riwllnnnu, Gs3D D ii 

Old First National 

Opens on Saturday 

I Tho .ili! r-'irnt N:iticni:il Hunk 

n[l.iy. 

.ili 

v. hi 

i.. Tmviior is e 

••litli'p in I'luri 

Tiii-nnr. 

niilk ; (tuire,l. 

NEW! 

MODERN! 

FIREPROOF! 

fomiiJiiyl, Dati. Bed. 

Uro> Irvine Kooa 

«udlo couch), clrrtrir 

. tntlnmlom. sit 

timtalinic hm water for 

me me nil tinwo 

or 7«aHr rvntats. 

W3 WESLEY ATFNUF. 

T. HA1NES 

at 

Admits Stealing 

Cl Fi 

Stealing 

Coal; Fined $15 

David Turner, 23, colored, 710 

West av., was fined $16, yoBterday, 

by Jlaglatrate George D, Hiehards, 

and given a OO-day auspended jail 

sentence. He will serve 80 days lr 

arrested again. 

Turner admitted stealing six 

bags q[ coal, last Friday, and of 

falling to appear In court Monday, 

Mr, and Mrs, J. Hurrqll anil 

ht A Ml 

Mrs, J. Hurrqll anil 

ilauBhter, Anne, Mlsa Pauline 

.Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. David 

| Mitchell and Mrs. C. Kates, all 

of Bala, were woek end resort 

viKitor? at 824 7th st. 

60 Days in Jail For 

Stli R R C 

ays in Jail For 

Stealing R. R. Coal 

For stealing dial from the 

Pennsylvania Railroad, Malvin 

Morris, 22, colored, 724 West av., 

was senteneed to serve 00 dayB 

in the countv Jail Momlay, by 

Man-istrate George D, Hiehards, 

Morris admitted he had been 

arrested several times in the past 

but had always gotten off %vlfh a 

suspended sentence. The sentenco 

will be served tills time. 

New York plumbers call 

themselves sanitary enijlnefirs. 

AN J" "' RESTAURANT 

5 938 BOARDWALK 

RE-OPENS SATURDAY fi P, M. 

DAVIS 

Hardware Co. 

1225 Asbury Avenue 

Spreeniliinr Ohcfli ,„ 'Me 

Si>r««iidiior IlingPN ......_ 3OP 

Srrpenilniir 1'iills _..„„„._ 10p 

Screpniliim Loeko fiSc & TOe 

HfrccniliMir SprliiRH ,„ 7c 

(lalvaiiiwd ..„,,„.„ ,. lllc 

Scrcriiilnor Wire— 

(JiJviinizecl .„.._ sq. It, 4c 

•Jcriiej* ('upprr Wire, HIJ, ft, fii: 

Tinivn Ppiicinff ft. Be mid Nc 

(isrlMpo Can - S»e up 

Watering rnlls, (julv,,,_, fi'ic up 

Ituse Hall

in 

Wi the 

/diicusp- 

'ifliiinthQod? 

iW Fajfht- 

"tlie.' ii 'nilniiin race 

iUtr ef •ieiaiag 

5fê their childrwi," 

'•*"' "the hilplf^Baeii 

_':Jttanl wiffi the 

llrtand. shq nfeil ttat 

go yf ara pot 

"~af -the ' pirints be- 

;; J^catf look after 

ferits with animals 

a; ,:.lhort , 'time, 

Former Squire Arrested. 

Simon. B -Alexander, 3fc, foijner 

Woodbine justice of the peate. 

was held in $1600 ball this Week 

fnr t" 6 « ran(t Jury on J 

f l H 

, only ti^ys, before toe 

,'ieJleved of responslell- 

W " ~ ' ' •»•• '• 

EMM tears Important. 

iflist- five years of the 

W% are tht most import. 

?i^H, ''la tola tjme the 

inii i more than he can 

"Ji?lh in the remainder 

__., even though it be 

He should be taught 

_in the home, wiieh 

lâli world, else when he 

school and Sis horizon, is 

"fJta'will have a difficult 

11:,:,;,., . • 

Jsnd daughters should aur- 

" parents in ability to 

; and' lead beiaftiBe^ of 

' opportunities, he saui, 

ftkptet their children to 

i "their shoulderi and thus 

y|ar' above thi pwceedinu 

fip.•'•-•••' 

Keep Schools Opes, 

"l his audience with 

$% of keeping the 

V°Wh' •• . 

Tl»-crying that we eon- 

ti k««p them open," 

,,,^(1,;, "but I say to you 

Ot'^fford to dose them," 

9«M it Is "ini.I that 

piiey is spent lor eos- 

BVthia country than, fort 

If this is the trotli 

•believes that-moth- 

- being good mothers. 

, do#n fix Important, 

,be considered in the { 

of one's child:' 

• vocation, worthy home 

: eittaenship, •*. proper 

! time and Chrirtian 

ilDgk HanJ PWMdent, 

ni fBiters were el- 

_ i ;Mc%an Hand, Jr.. 

Mrs. Iva Woolson, 

"jMnoraiy president; 

ot embeBlimtot He is charged 

by the imithiAuMermuhl Insiir- 

'ance co,, A - Camdta,' with con- 

verting (628 collected in insur 

ance premiums to his own Use, 

*He is under $1000 bail await- 

fa$ trial on a previous charge of 

embezzlement. 

' Mrs. Bergner is Injured. 

Mrs, Albertina Bergner, wife of 

Mayor 0,- VV. Batijner, of Ava- 

lon, was badly shaken in,an au. 

tomobile collision Wednesday, on 

the Seashore rd,, atr. Clermont, 

She and William SheriJiin, driver 

of the ottor ear, have been HUrn- 

moned to appear JunB 14 for a 

hearingi before Joseph Kohle, jus- 

tice of the peace, at Ocean View. 

Two Held In Arson Plot, 

Belinda Smith, 3S, and Webster 

Prink, 69, both__of Philadelphju. 

arrested Wednesday eharg, 

ed with arson, and wore cammit- 

ted to the county jail without 

I bail for the September grand 

jury. They were to try to raise 

bail today, 

A fire was discovered ' afi t Sun- 

day in a residence owned by Mrs. 

Smith in Avalon, valued at 

14500, but with $7600 insurance, 

which would have expired lion, 

day noon, according to county of- 

ficials. 

o n y p 

Y. Christian, 

Mrs. Charles C 

ce 

Van 

iji and Mrs. Edward 

EiMtturer. 

j^'committees are! Fi- 

Kri, Christtani program, 

•ienllr special mu- 

,Trout Murphy! 

••4, Edward •VOMI 

„__,• Henry. B, Coon- 

.^Y'f B-fnii'iiiV iiiiT", \f*-e' : Trtil 

ÊmppiDeninpi , sves* SMX 

«r^Mrtr'frqm each of 

us -Minlmittoc head's were 

fijgeiped. It •WM ah- 

*; T ">TPlp0,Bi (had been 

f jiOTly" milk for under- 

rdmdrcn . during this 

"" # of thanks from 

„ p(?;; principal of the 

" titmn under • the di 

^•Wii T. 

^wrth -Mrs. C 

ateWs, Mrs. 

/Mn. Murphy 

CoESOn 

Faust, 

•T. J. 

assist- 

^ Pay 

lew go to Jail 

'Hannah, 32, color- 

cr pi, MI orden-d 

Georgt D Ri^h 

Uf, pky $10 fine or 

fat^ j-ul for J0 daj 

Vs fined $3 last 

-diorl time" m 

£ j.tort time be 

Oed, and about two 

>, When ralkd before 

he tokl her she'must 

Strike; Win Wage Increase 

Employes of the Bradatone 

Jiublier Co., ut Woodbine, won a 

wage increase of five cents an 

hour, Saturday, after jfoinj- on 

strike. Mayor Nathaniel Ho,«en- 

feld, of Woodbine, interceded for 

the men after they hail been on 

strike one day. 

The men, SB in number, were 

formerly jrettinj; 10 to 22 eenti 

an hour. Most of them h^ve fam. 

ilies. The company manufavtures 

rubber heels and rubber cement. 

Seek Loan from B. F. C. 

Wildwood officials sought a 

1200,000 loan from the !!. P. C. 

this week, to contract a new wa- 

ter line from Rio Grande. 

Increasei! water pre.Kure re. 

aultinjf from the line would lower 

insurance rates 48 per cent, it 

was claimed, Joseph Clark, city 

treasurer, and Harry Weir, en- 

gineer, represented the vlty. 

New School Opened, 

The new consolldaleil school at 

Lower Toivnahip was opened for 

on; day, yesterday, for the an- 

nual eamnieniiisment esercisej. 

The new BulMini; repiaee.« tfifl 

old building destroyed by fire of 

last October. 

ents have 

at 

the 

transportei 

Grande, Wild 

t R Orand 

and Wildwiiod rtL,t, 

wire dnnatt/i to I"' i -> r- li 

ship boarj of education. 

I'robi- Woodbine .School Board. 

An investigation into the do- 

f i WI 

Weutzell announced ttte city 

would takp -Btejw-to Insure tiie op- 

oration uf tbe Cnpo May Golf Club. 

Lewla T.Stevene,-running mat^ uf 

We*tzellF hpc^cd him up in *ho re- 

organization. 

A -Fowl for K>»ry Thl«f. 

loiiiic KutZt Woodbine coulicll- 

nuiQ, beliuvcH lie cun »top the con 

tiuuGd theft uf hlH chlckontj by glv 

fug a fowl to each perBoa wl»u pro- 

Uila«a nod to Hteul any 

The only thiiiK that wurrlen him 

is whether he will huvo ro EIVO 

nil IIIB t^liickona uway, in «nl«r to 

provcut the thcflB. 

Accept School Nt*rlp fur TUXPH 

Wildwood cHy of£ic(ala ugreeri 

this week to accept for tuxt^^ in- 

to rest Ijeni'iu^ orders, or scrip, is- 

iucd by tlie WlldwtjoU board of

, aj& Hit 

Jtt sf ppw-, 

.•as^t requires lem 

Are tJncluinge!> Mrs Fliz 

ahith W Gandv In >i"!i(rncd At 

tbi annuil .Intioii at offic"'. 

Tmsday mi.hl it h« l' 0 '< '• nf 

was made honorary president. 

Miss Julia Scull wus elected to 

tht nctwe puswl nc 

Another faithful officer, Mrs. 

F. LeRoy Howe, recording Bccrc- 

tnrv for tht «.inif period froin 

the club s or>, iniz-ition to thi 

prtient timi n IK"' ' ' 5 ' 1 ? n *• 

Riven u risinir ^ >ti »f " i n ^ In 

ler plaoc Mi Au 1 us Hop 

nir w is i ie t 1 

Other officers chosen 

Mrs J 1 dtt irl \ "• «• 

piesidint Mr Ott W 

tond Mil iro i li "t Mr 

Hind fin ini ill nr lm 

William Cno I i M< 

mnoinir SPU tin Mi * 

Brace, trciisiirer. 

Intetfliting mump M m,,«| 

tlei fit, tie; oiybdurint |he Ji 

yoars of iti exiftftjef. ,« '^, ,;•' 

Miss Mary Ritcrtft, of p?Wi» 

|4own, a r«nr»ientMivi of tHe 

franklin - Marthall Company, M 

Newark, explained a plan fo> 

ituginR a play, "The Dtmm %t • 

Clown." It is planned for the 

club to pradue« it In September.: 

This meeting is the final one for 

thig spring, 

Officer; "What do you megn 

by going fifty mile* an hour?" 

• Speeder; "My brakes are not 

working riRht, and I was hlir-, 

ri'inff home to avoid un aocl- 

dent," 

Dr. and Mrs, 1», i, Rorm and! 

family wore resort vMtori Ove» 

the week end at 864 BriEston pi. 

t 

( hi 

Mi>. 

rn 

Dr. Raymond F, KsatinB and 

fiimily, of Iloslyn, spent the week 

end nl Pennlyn pi. and GHnth- 

ian av. 

Furman R, Willis, Ocean City 

member of the fast dwindling 

army of the Q, A, R., agrees 

with Sherman that "War Is Hell," 

Tlie Vivil War veteran, who was 

the guest of honor of the Ki- 

wania Club, at the golf club, 

Wednesday noon, related some of 

Ills experiences on the battle, 

fluid and elsewhere. In a state- 

ment that he had prepared and 

was read by fid Kane, the 

ST.year old man declared that if 

it were within his posvef there 

never would be another gun flrej 

at a human being^ . 

During his eventful career, 

Capt, Willis has enjoyed many 

distinctions and honors. He is 

one of the few men now. living 

who can boast of talking to a 

eteran of the Revolution. In 

1805, when he was nine years of 

age, he met Ethan Osborne, Revo, 

veteran of Cumberland 

County, who lived to bo 100 years 

of age. 

At Paris Convention 

In 1U28 he was the sole G. A, 

R, veteran to attend the Ameri. 

can Legion convention in Paris, 

where many honors were heaped 

upon him. A humorous incident 

tluit was not rtkted by Mr. Wil- 

lis occurred there. One at the 

members of the local Legion post 

who attended the Pan's conVen- 

Ibm waif instructtrl tn steep an 

eye on him HO he wool i no; R^gr- 

tax his strength. 

DuririET the ETeat BBf**?* In 

Paris the youthful Lftsiheait/ft 

developed sore fest, ite 'lr *»«W M%vmL Mnt a»J: balnv 

mr- that, tho • n wi la mmM ta 11» rt« Clw of OMM. cur in th« counti 

* %. 3, Bower. BeMlvtr, with th. I.B.I fl Ca»f «»» Mil itato *f H«w JSMmr. 

proof uwreof within thrw month, from y »ftl^_*>* JMrtW at follswt) 

l.roof eof within three month 

thin date or lliuy may he dltallowod. 

F. a. AWAtT. 

Actlno Comptroller of the Corrency 

f 

Point to Honor 

Nation's Heroes 

Parade to Feature Memorial 

Observance, Tueiday. 

Raymond Smith. The parade will 

continue to the, N*w York av, 

school yard, where the Girl 

Scouts will place a wreath on 

monument of Capt, Richard Sdln- 

Mayor Charles Steelman will be 

In lino and a bugle and drurn 

corp of 30 Boy Scouts from Sotn- 

i-i, 1'oint and Ocean City will 

„ MDIIID 

it TluddL_ 

ia Frank Van nililer: 

tfBct nt miiuth of Venture Creek. 1800, 

Ocsan Clly, 

John firaKsi. ct al. \Q Mary B. L. 

CaBnon. Lqts 10, 11, IS, BG«tion B. 

ISIIwiiiDlh II. Burnn to William Bnjd, 

«lng!e. Lot «0, bloelt 4, Ocsan Cits 

Ciiirikiis. I6D00. _ 

Central Iinvobiinisnt, tie,, iinJ Fred 

HsrlnalU, Jr. ot all., !o Dalley and 

Slieilli, Ino. NK S5 ft. of Lot 187 and 

all of IBB. Section No. Point. 

Bciitrloii II, iiirer to Adah H. Paris, 

n. Lcit 211, Block lim 1-a. liooo. 

Sheriff for fiwirija Mnier und wife. 

Clilrencc L. Rulioll, Trcsnure inland 

nenllf Co., Ikbcrt S. Stretth, 'ei 111,, 

to Jiimo N. Kiiliie. On SB nido We»- 

loir Ave. 20(1 ft NE from E corner of 

til lind Wenlpy Avc§. 

Juliii H. lloliiTMiii, Tfintre of B«tiiie 

f Itelmrt J, Shnrn. in hnnkruntcF, to 

ortice W. Leedi. at oi. Lot 07, Buy 

rent Lot§, 

WilllBm K. Loaliy to KitherlBO T. 

!ill», ninuio. Lot 466, lection A. 

E. nilrfnrd Durelt, et al., to Miindo 

elin Kender,. Lflts illi, 117, 118, 110, 

luck 1, Ocenn City Onrdeim, 

Shniewenlty nenlty Co. ty Howanl 

Ilnrolil S. Pnrln and Ethel S,. to 

ITaitile Deli,! HenderBon. Lota lid, 117, 

H. 119, nioek I, Qcenn flity GiirdenH. 

iheriff for Christeiiher MontnKnn, et 

NOTICE OF HF.TILEMENT. 

Noliee 1« hefehy given that tha ««MHta 

of tho luhscrlBor. B> EMCUtor jnd Trn«. 

t« under ths will of Owrini M. Bllok; 

wan, dweased, will be •udlud »n_d itlitrf 

W the iurreifate. and repartad for »t a 

lomcnt to the Orphiini' Court « tha 

ounty of Cape May on the wyenjh aw 

f June, nest, at ten o'eloek A. M., _KE 

«ch time uppiieBtlon will oe made for 

to aliowanee ef Commliileni sna eoaaael 

Dnted May 2nd. 1903. 

F E- J. BOWER, Receiver of The 

First Nntlonnl rank of Oeean 

City, Now |er«ey, IBiSlvoBt, &• 

' editor and Truitee. 

Robert li. Boll, Bsq, ' 

- Proetor, 

Ocean Citv. _K. J. 

unded and dne 

IIEINQ Lot US am) tho NarthnM 

oily- t«onw-abt Taut of tot p!y 1040 Wuli? avanue, * A fifteen, f^pt wide 

itrwt. 

HKINO tha inran land and nicmlaea 

wJiith Oe«»n City Title and Trqat Com- 

Iiaiy \y deed lumrlnu data November 

Rrd. 1030, and of record in the Clerlra 

Ofiico of Cnno MAT County Jn Book CIS 

of Peedn, narto Slfi. granted and convey* 

etl unto vOccnn City Securities- Corpor- 

ation In fee. 

Amount dne under decree ta $105.- 

1O3.2H. with Interest and Sheriff* fee* 

lo bo ndded. 

"WILLIAM B. POWBLL. Sheriff. 

Tinted Mny nth. 16811. 

tleorc-e Heynoldft, Gol'r. 

f *Z14i 

for laWBl Morunm . 

MM," tow* emr-'î.. 

ChniiMrjôf New • Jenw,; 

dar it M.T. A. D.' IBM; . 

ana. wkenlii Th» FlUslltV 

luimnnCoBskw U 

a Caisntfj 

nim C. Bonolw 

Ahall expose to aald « 

0B MOMDAT JUNE 

between ' tie hoara of 

a'elock P. M.. to wlt,;nf 

noon . 10^^ In n ccrtittn rniine directed, lamed out of tha Court 

ileioln ainrlen It. Elllwcll l» complain- Chancery of New JorMr, on the 

.nt, nnd Jphii Hei'mnn Wiefc- 

LIH nra defeniltiiits, I nlinll ospQg# lo ta.}% 

It miijile Vfnslije, en- 

MONtlAY. MAY 2llh. MM 

letween the hours of twflive Rnd five 

I'elpek P. M,, in wit, nt twelve e'elprfc 

lOnfi (StftFidimi Time) or one e'dtielt P. 

M. (DHvliBht Suvlnu Time) of »«fd ihf, 

it the Sheriff? office, in Cnne May Cotijt 

loupe, Crfpe Mny County, New T Jente* i. 

All ilmt eertiiin moftgaped uremlses. 

Ith tl e nnpurtennncca in the bill of 

enrar.i»lnt in tie -nil cnu»o Iiartieillarly 

t forll nnn 1 de«crf^d thnt la to aa» 

All thn following tiact nr 1 nrcel of 

n 1 nnd nr m s>-» herelnnfter iiiirtlPU 

h rlv deBcrihrtl Pit into lying and oelpff 

„ tlo T,l nf Ocenn City In the CouF* 

f r« Mnv nnd =mt» -f Not Jorww 

BFINC DnrlB of I nt« No» TS1 end HI 

rrtlon C Plnn rf Ocrnn Clly A«ioein 

nf 

8th 

»t duy of Mny. A. D. WSJ. In e certain 

' cnuno wherein Alfred W. Wright la 

miilnlnant. nnd He'enn J- Flynn. nt 

ills aro d«fendanta. I ahall eipoae to 

H II nt public vendue on * 

MONDAY, JWNF 1,11k, MM 

letnrcn the hour* nf twclic and five 

o clock P M to nit at tmni o clock 

noon ("itdndaril Time) or one o clock 

r. M (Daylielit Savlnir Time) ot mid 

dny. at the Sherlffa office. In Capo Mar 

•fflrUmt'Mrtilri' __ 

jl tt« Cltr of Oceiun .CiJ,i,« 

if GsM Mny and State, at 

nROfrlHIHO -in th? NortJ 

if PlymoirtB • IB* »J •&*'• 

;iyB hlllldna Hrtnti " 

ItWliBliBnindft. " minulca, 

a jury acquitted Mr.i. Ella Cun- 

cliff, 47, of Carnden, of larceny, 

Friday, at Court House. The 

dh had bean made by Mr. 

B l l 

Uvi, rilly butween iir 

^ 1n the suld lilie of Fo 

thn .liMtnnee o( 70 feet. 

Amniint (liiQ iilliier ileriTe I 

ilh' Interest iinit Slieriff'-t 

Mud. wn.i.lAM n. rnWELt 

Uali-il Mnv lOlh, 1BB3. 

linhert K. Re.11. lol'r. 

12.4t.pt 118.36 

n-ll-.e Nnrih. 

.t li! thc_. dia. 

iwnitliv from 

?cnn Avsni'e: 

y of thnt 

mi,! line nf 

nf Ihiit w 

ilnilh No 

7 • lit 

illll 

js tn lie 

Sheriff, 

SA'.E 

By virilie nf 

rule nf M 

directed, iHEuell 

cury of New Jm-«ev, on 

Ain-ii. A, l>. nm, in 

u4icr,.:n Sdialinro Iliiililin 

i 

(fit nf I 

rrcl Prcrr 

f the Cai 

i-t of C 

lint iln 

rp ntif 

.v Jersey, |3 rempliii 

M:icPl!erHr>n, et UN, 

s, I slinll es|in§0 to 

g nnil Innii,A« 

of the Shiie oi 

int. iilili Hownrj 

t iilTi fire defend 

.Ie lit PUBHG ven 

MONnAY, JIAV !0tli, 193* 

"tivren ll» hnniB nf twelve nnd 111 

'.Innli J>, M., tn «jl, lit Hvelve n'flot 

(ion fBiliiidiiiil Timei nr fine n clnrk 1 

I. (Dnyliclil Snviiil! Timel qf aillll dn: 

I the Kheriri'n nffirf. ill Cnno Mil 

WT1.UAM B. POWELL. 

Tillled'Mh*' Srd. 1033. 

Lnljert K. Hell. loi'r. 

.0-41-iif 117.34 

I onff 

BIIERIFI-"S SA!,1!. 

UK! 

of M.-trti ml Pri 

of Fie 

ut 

, «f New Jer; 

A. ri. IfinJ. in i 

West .Trrspy T 

in ft US, 

.hull ystmKo to 

MONDAY, Jt! 

wr.-n tiir lltinrH 

lerlt P, M.i tn M? 

,„ (Stiiniinrn Tli 

M. miiylinhl Spi 

?. nf tlie îieriff'3 

lilt Ilallso, Ciipe 

nls 

ale 

ri Fnel 

!«. lo me 

the Court 

in the 2nd dny 

i rertlllii emi!ie 

• I .iiiiil premises i 

ilv li-sfrilied, sitiiiii 

tlie CM* nf Orerin 

of fliitw Mny iilid Kinl 

irtitNtl Ihe giiMili 

Lilt. Nil, flCill nnd tl' 

feet of Lot No. fi"H, 1 

eilti rilv A^Ferirtinn. 

IlKniNNINn in thn Norlhwe.lcrlv line 

nf Central Aveniie 410 feet Soiilliwost. 

wiivdlv^frmn tho Smiiiiwe.lerly _ li ol 

Tweifth Street { enntnlnlnir. SIIIIIIWOBI. 

wnrdiy nlnniT ifiid line nf Ontml Ave. 

Him 3(1 feet In frniit T lirciidth i nlill nf 

ihnt wlillli esltmilinB Nr,rlliwcHt«iird]y ho- 

I ween H«M rinrnllel wilh Twelfth Strest, 

100 fret to n IB frat wl,;l« Bliett. 

Aitmmit lino iiiiiler il'sren Is .Snnnn.Bt, 

ill interest nnd Sheriffs fec» to be mid. 

inty 

id cnii: 

Iml. Ih ... .... . 

I met or pareel nf 

lieieinrifter nnrtieif. 

ly ileiicfibeil. iiiluBle. iyinE lind being 

tile Rliv of Oeenn City, In the County 

. rniin Mnv nnil Rinie of New JcrMy. 

riPfllNNTNO in the muthciiBterly line 

WLSIW Ilontl, th[fly.«i» nnd. Evenly. 

., -niWhunilr'iMis feet iimilhwestwnrdly 

,m the Hiuthwe>teriy lino nf IlritlBr. 

L Himd • thenfi, ^fiiiihweetivnrilly 

,nn Iho 'sniitiieiislcrly lino of We«ley 

1,1 thirty-me lind forty-ihrcii onn. 

iiiliTulths feet! thence SnulneiiHt- 

riliy silfty.twii nnd twenty.iiis mm. 

iiiiliulths fist to n pnliit In Hie nnrth- 

ateily line o[ Lot No. 213, lli«lani 

Iv-ils nlid sevonij'.twn ono-hiin. 

ililin fent Soulhweiitwnfdly on snia 

i. froiii_ tlin Kgitlhweateriy line nf lint 

R 

513, 

U-i th 

lil norlh 

thlfty-lni 

f h 

t 

llrriltht feet i th 

slstv.three. snd * ni; 

ilrrtltiis feet to the 

Helm? premlseii knov 

il piirt 

No, 

Nnrihnutwnnlly 

erty lino of tjt 

id fifteen one-hiin. 

flhwestewardly 

one hun- 

viliiee nf lieginnlne, 

ra n» Nn. HO WcBley 

fflli Nos. 311 nnd 

.lhre 

1" BHcK ?*o •* n 

I PnrJena 

Amount due under decree i 

I intrrest end hcuffs 

Id d •WIMJAM B PftWCLI 

nil 1 Mny 100 1153 

i A Tnimn Sol r 

5 1 it pf *"1 4" 

No 1 Oeenn 

feei to lie 

Shenft 

' Wlf.t.IAM n. rOWELI,, 

Ilnted Mnv Sril 19,13, : 

Unhurt K. nell, iol'r, 

•Il-I.l tll.OI 

Slieliff. 

SilEniFF'S SALS _„ 

Bt virtue of a writ of IHer! FaciaH, 

fnr nnle of MortBiBcii l'remijos, to Ine 

diioeteii, imued out of ihe Coyrt of Chun, 

eery of Now lities, on til? S5th d«y of 

Aririi, A. D. 1033, in 1 eertiiln cause 

wherein Fmnle" O, Sh»w I. eomiilBinfiiit, 

nnd Airaii N, JjBriiy, et nlB nrt defend, 

nnt., I lihnll OSJIOM t° m] « •* PUbllo ven. 

U ' '"MONDAY. MAY SSlh, Mil 

hetween -ehi hours of twelve and fivo 

.o'eiotk P.,11., in wit, «t twelvB o'clock 

IJnon (iwtiiSiird Time) or me. o'c loeltF. 

Hi. (Daylirtt: Saving-Ti> of taid ity. 

nt t!)i ShiilH'i. offiee. In Cam Kyy Court 

Mouw. Oapa Mittr County, S.w Jerwy: 

Alt'(hit-rfnuln mortiamd BBinlMi, 

with tha nSBUrtiinaiieei, In tha hill of 

fomnhilnt ir, the »W e.ui. imrtlool. 

ut forth nnd deiiirlhtd. that is to BUM 

ofânn M*¥ UndSIMo.of Now^JarH^ 

Behiir Lot No, 516. SMHnn, A,.. Plan of 

ESS^f cSstiii' Oitr Asfctintipti^ - rt?_ 

~ DBOthHlKO M a n»IM fn Vn *o«h. 

wMfi'l?- Una if Canyai Avenue, (llltaM 

ninotj- • (85) ««( lhw f#t'c W Bi'f 

tl»- louthiftlttrir llm 8f SWti Btr«l 

1»*m> lliih wraHfll ?!ft 'gôlr* 

ttnd 

Avai)u. one 

a f«i to ba add 

SHERIFF'S RAI.K 

Flv virtuo of n writ nf Fieri Fnelas 

r HI rf Morlc-aurl Frem s,« t 1 

I l.iucd 11 of II e I. rt < f Chan 

yit e ) 

t tho mifrltf- vUUm, to- 

House, Cuts) Ma* " 

•ith Atlantle Avenrie 

eat In lenith. or depth 

Amount don under 4n 

B6.0C, with Intsraat afad 

be ndded. 

Wil LtAM B POWELL, 

Bnted HUT 24th 1SSS 

Bnyle nnd Archer, Eol'n. 

f!«4tf WW 

SKEBtFT'S SALB. 

By flrMf of. a writ fl 

far 'nils nf Mnrtamnsd P 

direeud, inind pat of, _^ 

Oiuweory.pf New Jantiy, Bail 

if Mny. A, D. IMS, in «•«_, 

fhereln MgrBiPBt F. Pia's r .iS'^, 

int. nnd" Wflllftfn KarTay.Ât.; 

defonaantf, t .flhall .GXQBIB :,';to ^ „ 

liueliG ; vm^diH*'. ea v '•* '"'.'•Qaa ' 

M. (Dnyllirht inlns Tlmot o 

nt tlie ShertK'B Bfftes, bv_, 

Ctmii Hotiis, Caps: l$r& 

~ |r«pyl I •- ' " • '• . , . .^ 

All th.t corlrfn mortimiicil_ it» 

with the tipnurieililnetfc^ tn : (hs:f, 

cosiiihilnt In tho Kflid eatBie^ 

eat forth: and doasrjbcl, "ttMêfl^ 

All tho fallowInE tract:• pp •„, 

innd nnil nreniLi#»fi . hevetnaftgF 1 ^ 

liirly denerils^. • tiiHPit^, lyliisit'—r« 

in Swrlion "D" In tho City iiif.- 

City in the County of flane ; 

Stnte or New later, • ^ : -i 

nF^jfHNlNO nt n Bolnt in ,:«MW 

westerly line of Oeeatv Asenaa'-t- 

ilUtanw of ninety joey feet SwiOr 

wardly fwni the 

Fmirleenth Etreet. ^ . 

wardly of that neiiif. In front i. ... 

In nnd nlong tte NorfliwBrteflr ;>M 

beefin Avenue the dUtsneo .iif". '" 

two 1311 feet nnd of triat widtli • 

Ing In ifinnth 

Bcsnu "11 pape 

A 1 

l Sr 

he 

1 " md"t fjeerô is tr *B 

i IntergEt, and Sheriff a fe 

WILLIAM «. POWBLL, Sheriff, 

Tinted Mnv 17th. 1(30. 

InVrt K, Tlr.ll. Sol'f. ' 

MMUtif M7.64 

SHEltlt'F'3 SA1.K 

if Fieri 

By vlrtiie of n writ 

,r Biiie nf Mortgaged 

sueil the 

out of 

eery nf Nrt Jcrpcv n 

of April A D 1131 1 

% herein Idn It T e 

ml Annn S Fi »»lc 

Faeint, 

to *nn 

Court ,if 

i the 12lh 

n certain 

rl IM com 

d* 1» de 

iliint, I shall CKPQRO t 

vendue. on 

MONDAY, JUNK 12ih. 1SJI 

between the hîirs of twelve ami 

n'eloek P. M., to wit, nt twelve n' 

n (SmndpTii Tjmel or one o 

P. M. (n»yHi!lit Snviiii Time* 

dny. at the BheFlffs n/fle, '" F 

public 

i 

elo 1< 

aid 

M 

f id 

r ff a oic CnpuBul»,V 

partietllprly 

if New Jt 

the 2Rth day nf 

II A. D, MM. In « certJiin CHIIM) 

rsin Fi-nerliji! W. Oriint in mnlBlain. 

•nd 'Metmiiihliin Connver Oomnany, 

•hi arn defendnFita, I shall tKBOpj U) 

le at niihllf. vi»ndiie. on 

MONDAY, MAY SSIh. ltS3 .... 

i thii houfi of twelve and Bvj 

eloek P.- M., tn wit, fit twelve) o'eiarii. 

Vn (m.ndard Timo) or nno o'eloefc P. 

. (DayliBht Savins Time) of »Id • ftay, 

tho Sheriffj nffler. In CBBB May 

,urt BauB, Caps May County Now J«r. 

Ail that MfUIn MoftBiwed pfBm»t. 

,1th the .Bpurtenimew. i" th» Mil of 

flmnlliint In tne wld 1.W partieularly 

it forth Mi doncrlim. that 11 18 naps 

All the following »«»- 0 I- p «*Sii2l 

..nd «B4 premlM. hereinafter wrtT^ 

l.tiy detertBid, l#ua«., W ,r S fJlKl 

[„ the Clw of O««n City in Oi» Jtojatt 

,f OB Hn and State of K«w J«j«|; ' 

BEOINNINO at a point In tha lerthj: 

,,ly tin. el Seamrt* Road al tha «• 

«„« of 110^ f«t WertatW '«2| 

ma Oe**n 'Boad in- tha dlvMon Il» Jtr 

[»H«fl(f »«!»• in#'I Wfltwar*^ »W| 

[hfrSBBthadr, llnrr. of, pMBWrJorf W 

rdiy alenp Bid iMt Bi«ntieil*I Jlvl- 

Inrl froBUn* on fcihrW.Boa^! W 

leu Noa. tUt. -VO> WtJ 1 1 0 ',^ 1 ^ 

alanB.amia.aiTUlBUySJ *M Mv*? 

•et forth and described, that I« to'iiny 

All the following tract nr p»fi!«l nf 

...hd and tifeinises herelnaftef. naniim* 

tnriy dtucrlbed. iiitiiat«. lîng. nnd being 

ih the Citv of Oe*Min Git¥ In lh§ County 

of Ciine Mfly pnd iutc of New .Terney, 

BKiTNinNO _at A niint In NorthiMt. 

nply side of First Street distant two 

hundreil fifty feet SotitfefmHtwsrdly 

from the En*ter ! v earner of First Street 

Jind Atlantic Avenue and extendrnff 

thenrfi Southesgtwarniy along the 

Nnnhennterly nlde of Ftiit Itrett, thirty 

f»et in frnnt or bmndth and BXWndini! 

thence Knrtheiyitwardiy at right angled 

i* First Street between narniiel Hn*B nf 

ihat width, {ixty-ftve test In lensth er 

deijh. . 

miHC, thf Sfnrthwe«terly 

if tot II, Section 1, Plan 

A 

with 

thlrlj feet 

n L 11. , 2 of Ocean 

i" i v I an 1 Company 

Amn.nl do iind-r .leeree I- * If l 

BWGINNINC, IB the SmithwB«*rl»;.. 

nf Stentnn Plaeo Fi\ii niindred . 

(Bill feet Bnutheartwardly from; 

ith(m»teriy Ilns af Atinnlii .;*«.. 

fnntiiiBliiB; •mithemtB(irdly In wWi 

of SBSnton Plam Thlrty-fivo , IJ51,,, 

In front or nrtadthi nnd nl" thfts 

estetidinit Bmthwi.i,twnfd|y 

lines mirallel With AUanlle , 

iIstv.nvB ffili) W* rn lengUi.J 

TOOKTHm -with nil imAtji* 

tel« now mntalned In tlie. 

tolidingii eroetBi BBBn U* ,,, 

hereinhefon! dmerihi>a. or ..thai 

hereiiftor- bt WaMfl, Ui«reltl '. .,; 

«ddit,n« ta: or in 'mhl(U|BllBiiM 

due unnor dOBfi* la:'.... 

with tnterett and ShtMn^l^ffl 

" dciei :-wif.MAM B, Taifr'~*-' & 

Be!«H 0, nBnflfh!S!«tt,,ipl 1 ft> 

--'"-• IMp*-.-:,'/'.-•• V,r r " 

IS CHANCEkA OP 

To JDItN 

BUEOr 

Hulidlnir * Lo>n Ankort.tn 

Philadelphia •Mltnl the rirtiU 

dt d f facts: s 

... . " BIMIWII and , «ffMta.- «aeda j»ad 

W J-. Simon, a : noh-rtJJimt Aititfll, for 

JMlsBi-of Swan Tnajiijii/aiwaiii" 

(Wd Jlli«ty.n« .^ " "•— *" 

By vlttaJ of .m- 

of Chiaanf- M Ni 

tha itfjjdMfi. 

6^fr-?ttM* Sps ; 

:*#-

y In toe Sotrth 

la finals, • Harry 

1Q, failed to come 

ijd at Camden, 

play in the fi- 

ma dxpected to romp 

the. 'match wrth flyinjr 

d he defeated tho 

Wlld 

He 

county 

City, tjwo we»ka 

displayhm chalnpianship 

foim. J 

The winner of the South Jer- 

sey title is Gene DIPIetfro, 11, of 

Camden. He will play in the na- 

tional tournament in Ocean City 

June 26 to July 1 

Defer Deadline on 

Tax Payment Month 

Somerg 

adopted 

Point council 

resolution 

has 

pre 

Winner at Wlldwood 

" Shorty 

who 

Reach Out for 

More Business 

\ fa lie Somani l'olot 

J at trifling i-ost If the 

ad ran* In The Sentinrl- 

Shoe Repairing 

BKST WORK 

LOWEST THICES 

Xenjctheiied — 

d or H 

Made 

I.DONATO 


I Alt.r 9*« - - Mukhv Tt 

Munni >r Whfcr 

pared by Tax Collector James 

E. Scull, which authorized chang- 

ing the due date of {he first 

half of 1933 taxes from June 1 

to after July 1, for the reason 

that the 1933 tax statement!, 

•would not be wailed before Juni 

1. 

The resolution explained that 

the Atlantic County Board of 

taxation did not fix the Sinners 

Point tax rate fur this year in 

time for the assessors to figure 

the tax duplicates so that the tax 

could be mailed before June 

1, when the first half of 1933 

taxes become i delinquent and arc 

subject to an interest charge. 

Mr. Scull also reported that 

$300 in Atlantic County scrip, 

which hail been collected in pay- 

ment of taxes, had been turned 

over to the county on account of 

taxes due the county by Somers 

Point for 1932 

Jse Unemployed 

As Dog Catchers 

Somera Point Mayor Urges 

Way to Curb Strays. 

'Hark, hark, the dO(?a do bnik" 

— to quote an old nurseiy rhuin 

— anil the dogs of Somers Point 

•itill jrt gleefully TUBRginK their 

tails., because no definite return 

for the rimo\al of doRS hai bom 

taken by city council 

Mayor Steel man npain biouRht 

up the Mtbjei t of the- (..mine pi t, 

Friday night, but L\er\«ru, m 

eluding thi mayor, want, tn li Hi In li in I in 

ru ,u, lint I II t il i I il I if 

Inili in tli it wi r, ii it (i I'm 1 

Mill tin mi h Ii inn lit i il Kl l|« 

JUH i, LDI ii oi nun ihniLT 

Hi t ii \ ( Ih it i ihili 

f iniil\ luinu: nun ilit n IJI 

twii n *M ulKillo m I \1 i\s 

I m inn h nl i tluld I i In ippid 

i i 11 I I In In h m ui II hi nn 

1 f ii it inn tin ilnlil in MI 

i tu in I 

li nth iftun ii I iiiothil 

ilil w i lim n to tin f ltillh 

m I It v I it ml 1 Knoni 

I1 n i I lit mini 11»>< n •>' 4 

i I il turn , in ih til in I 'ti" • 

II nl in \\ >(>dlinl\ Un n tilt 

imU i it of Ai i itl ( nun 

I I n i of Imli m u nl t > bi 

iiiini HI in thi ulit n mil tin 

li I mi f inn h is hi i n tin 

uii i of ni in \ 11 if li m nruw 

Ul I p lr lit l I It ippm nth 

n i i fitonU liuntmu ground , 

i nun it IL," 

Must Get Job Or 

Leave Ocean City 

Colored Man Told to Find 

Employment by Saturday 

If Charles Kobinson, 32, col 

ored, 101 Ttli st., doesn't get 

work by tomorrow (Saturday), 

Jie'll have t» leave town. Tin 

ordir wat BIH» Monluv tiy Mnir 

(strate Ccoiê » lticlmrds, aft'r 

Kobinson »J nnisUd, ehaiRiJ 

Mth \igrinc\ 

Although hi had no visible 

means of support, and admitted 

he had not worketl all winter 

Robinwin »a>. (.illid upon to i it 

plain where he got the .handful 

of dimes, nickels ami pennies in 

In potket He won it plj\im 

-orm kind of f nnblinu ganu, h 

aid. lie admitted payiiift board 

now and then with the winning 

Tlie jud|;e told him ho believed 

he was the type that would rath 

er live hy gambling than by 

work, and that if he di.ln't fret u 

job hy the end of the \«cek, In 1 

had better leave town before he 

was put out. 

Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Jarret and 

children, of Oak Lane, were here . 

over the week end, at 862 3rd st. | 

Mrs. Adella Ahhott and Miss | 

Adah L. Chamberlain were At^ 

lantic. City visitors all day Fri 

di\ 

SALE & 

ONLY $1000 CASH RE 

BALANCE FINANC 

Tfcwe PamUy Apartmin^ 

Uat-lVater HcatluK 

Sale Prioe $7000 

HANEY LLOYD CI 

PREALTOR — INSt 

131S ASBURY AVE. OCEAN ( 

Gaines and Johnson 

Cafe 

Steaks Chops and 

Nea Food 

;r.B Wml Ocean flly, N. J. 

State Control of 

Beer Is Protested! 

Somers Point Council For 

Home Rule Licensing. 

A resolution was adopted by 

Soniers Poin council, , protect 

against the proposed leî.-la 

against the proposed legi.d.i 

tion which would take the licen 

ing of beer dispensing busine 

from the municipalities and 

vest it in the state. 

The resolution pointed out that meeting 

the municipal governing bodies 

are the only ones familiar with 

Jimr M M MI ijjh in Tr, 

it t r if i nn ui nr\ i lit f 

*s inn r IVint i pi timing to 

t \.w-irk t u (Triil nl i 

ilui r\ u w tin HY lehil Jirtit 

| m i ii in it n Kith it "ii f i> 

It m 

Mi Miniirhn wants ti> ii 

, out \h\X lm pn>jrrinl 1 for n \ 

! f all i t ) In thoio lfhli ,II 

nirotl to sunn pmmpt in I 

f i lint alii fir Mimr l J 0lllt 

1 i hi f Mi-'k > T tht « i on 

n i\\ i n I 1 nt ii as tatr it 

1 i ' "mils u \ it MII 

S. tt( r to M r I) f funii i 

\ i t r u h* ll t 

!i 

11 

li 

th fail ml 

will In I i nil I 

On 'sitnnli 

Hotfl L). nn. 

rt In f thro i r 

nut Mt i tin 

WHITE FLANNELS 

PLAIN OR STRIPE 

$1.50 

BLUE SERGES 

WORSTED SUITS 

$7-50 Up 

_We Accept Ocean City Scrip 

tcnioon. at thf 

Atlantic City, ."11 

in the county will 

i . diiector. Mr. 

al o r.ttenil 

i j local tondition^ ind ar* quilified 

Sentence Susvr.ded. 

u i«.n 1 1 M. m n r ZO 

n j m i >i M»r i\ to 

W k 12 p>i-r h in-; 

to pj*. ort the film _ _, 

cant^ to haie a lR-tn-e 1 m i aj > J J ^ »tkm i l± 

arc ro^ponsiblt* to tht reîdent^ | r r °f l ^° * l( rf t'Jrt i • nt on 

of the coniiminitie for tê prop tiurpf* u{ JUMIID \\W t > f mhrjco 

er enforceniLtit of ]a *• in 1 the ^r*. M \r\ Cilif rt f 1^ (_r*ar) 

.._ of yooL to open 

the doors Ut r*ickt let i ing, #ijft 

and oppregion 

Similar r* solution haê bif n 

^.lopter^ b> pfarluallv (n rj o f h 

*>r municipalit\ in AtlintR Coun 

ty A top} of the rt ** >)ution w i* 

ordered si nt to Stnatt r -IU 1 - nnd Al 

man Governor Moon ,nd Mr 

Tooej, M i crttar\ of tin IH-J r com 

Point Police Court 

Killed by Council 

Tin SotiHrs Point tmheff cmirl, 

I of which IJHI^ E Mjthus i 

retunlir, wj^ aholished hy unl 

imnn pji,^fd li> < it\ count ilf Y j 

day night, 1 to 1 

Harrj V Adams offend tit 

mgtion for fiiul ri adins and w is 

seconded hi Honarl Vanle^ 

Couneilmcn Hcnner, Adimi, Jt \ 

el anil Manley T,ot«l for fin 1 

passage, Frank Walks, and l'r(t«- 

ident Hovvarti Refers voted w- 

aiiwt,. 

Must Answer Cops in 

JPntare, Jndg« Warns 

MORRIS 

J 1S01 Arctic 

CLOTHES 

FOR 

MEN 

Cuty 8o,.C*roll>a and Arctic Am 

ATLANTIC CTTt, N. J. 

NO INCIDENTAL E 

, , , when you 

by TE 

You sit at home in aaeatyd 

five minutes with a i 

away and kno# that it c 

tnort than 20 cents 

place to spend extra 

It's just as easy as I 

a table, 

Call 18 miles forl5caa«| 

for 20 cents; SOj 

•S-fl cents, anywhere in 1 

^« —w— 

jut 

LOWEST SHOE 

REPAIR PRICES 

Men* IFili Sol, S. [In I 

I S -"" 

Illl-lh 

Economy Shoe 

Repair Shop 

KTHI;KT 

60% ALREADY KI 

THIS AD IS FOR THE OTHE 

f' 

BE SURE TO CALL 

I. N. Agrons 

njr\\?" 

Do "Klity, 20, colored, of . 

|3TO West av , wa* dismiiuu'd mm I 

|fl warntne to answer all ()Ui>c. ' 

lions put to him by police, Mon- 

day, when he win arruip-nc' lw 

fora Magistrate George D. Ktch- 

drds. 

Douriity was arrested Salurdiy 

tv Patrolman MaUbtw PanV- 

bum, when he wan suriy m HIIR- 

"erinK questionK and when he 

apparently did not Vrtow ,A num. 

ber of better known colored res- 

idents. 

I Pair Fined ijtfO For 

Breaking Car Hules 

TtofSB totalling WO - • 

i.vMed on twp Atlantic < 

ed perrnn. when they 

isoi-os i'HiFir ATE. 

ATI-AXTir CITV 

ri!05K 5-3030 

FOR SUPER5AFE 

FUR COLD 

STORAGE 

LOCATED UlflHT OH THE 

FBI 

For Coats 

THE MASTERPIECE 

OF TIRE CONSTRUCTION 

TOR thirteen nwHcoUn jtmn the indUnapoUt JUc«* < 

hare Ixrn won on Ftnatone Cum-IMpped Tins. At' t*d*y'» 

low prim you can han tlw Mue tatetj for you* fc>iify that 

ld f dri d d Tl gdll tit f d 

GREATEST 

The MAJ0IUTT of People Know They 

Vr**tont QUALITY -~. S 

At MM Same Pri0e^f MaU Order **+ Special 

Fltt£STONE realizes that any manufacturer to 

be successful today—-and to continue to be successful 

must offer to the Public 'QUALITY and PRICE, 

There i« no reduction in the quality of Firestone 

Tires. Today yon can buy Firestone Quality 

at the same price you would have to pay for 

mail order and special brand tires. : 

THE NEW 

world famous nets drlrrn demand. The gruelling tmt tt 

t »nd trark hmtt gi»«i to Firestone all vrorid'n 

' Speed, Mileage, and Enajuancc. Tnd« iu 

tfaea tar the tire made with the «U* fcatuna 

and Tw Emtrm CnHf-D$pp*d 

Card Htm VmStr tkm H » 

MgmiS 1**d, Tht 

Plug, B ? g ' 

mi 

VALUES 

i£fc00 llu ni v. 

[(mini mi i .ilbo lift lutle^ lli ii" 

t ML iprt>n IIHI towil 

| Sll|i|ll\ Inni who c Hi r to lurhi i 

MI Inif. ,stort"j 

lhis mdininci i iinni inh 

I for tin pruti i turn ol lionn in 

I ilu\ /Williim \ IIHMI t" pn nli 

nt tin I-ii t Mtthoih t thuith 

\iiltust 2 whnh ill In 1 noi, n 

i < nlliLL l>i\ 

1'iul h IIM. n hem aitivi 

in l!o\ S mit woik mil will ii 

JILU aci|U iintinci ill hi fin 

mil tiooi) winn hi uluins homt 

In tin fill lit \ ill tijtti I 

uninin to stmlv foi th j inni 

But Through Special Ar- 

rangement Doors Won't 

Be Locked — Congrega- 

tion Wants Mortgage Cut 

1 lie italic tif tin I'll M Baptlit 

(linnli of Ocem « liy I hiill high 

In lhe air HB the result of thf de 

ciiion of llu (onKies itliin, In a 

buiiueqn mti ting Wtdntmluy nljvht 

lo rcjiot the offtr nmdi by the 

Wuoiilnirv Truat ( o owners of the 

-t t«o \iai>; 

K in tutinl itniilitiin in the At 

lantii Shore' Ho-iittil Somi'r' 

Punt tin cull oi a stroke suf 

fpittl eirK vsteidJ\ morning in 

h -, room tt tin home of Minley 

VVilsim, b20 (tnlial a% 

Mi Pml is p u lh/nl on hi 

ntiii jiirht uh Di John B 

own i nil Itl— plivsiciiiit, said he 

ail siifftiiil i ttiebiil hemorr 

hdfre, and was in rrlllcal condi 

Aftei sprndinir tht (lav in Phil 

dtlil'ihia, Woiliicidn, Mi Taiil 

ufftnd i li>'ht .hill tint mirht 

no sinl \estmh\ niorniiiK, Mrs 

WiNon hi .ml the ouml of some 

Jnnr fillini mil after looking 

o e thp cmid 1ur\ 

hut hid heen nrrcntcd In Noith 

mil w is scrvInK a nil sen 

tenet 1 until this week, ^hm he 

VMIS nioup:bt horp 

T?p plpiditl not Kiillt> to HIP In 

iliilmint nnd wis held for i heir 

WhfMi relpnseil here three 

OIIIPI indit Iments fiom vnrioun BPC 

tion i of the state will await htm 

obliiritin 

shortly, was made in » 

h it 

olution 

.Hlopted b\ thf otv commission. 

Oce in Cttv will be heard nt cit> 

liall .it 10 u in. on lue da\, 

June 20 It wilt he the fir: 

healing in the *ountv 

Othei he,iring8 scneduhd are 

tillirfular June 22 it IB f I" nt 

: UIA City Ilnll -Wildwood 

.Trldw. June JS, «t 10 n n> ^ ^ 

fram WllUwooiJ Crait and V"t WiU 

1 *ood 

Tueniliy. Jans 27 it 10 • ro »' ••"" 

. CItv Hnll North WiitlvrDOil 

TJnirnlny Jun« 4» u » ' •" •* 

»>• City Hill S» We atr ,. 

Thuriidny July B, at 11 • "> ' 

l * 1 "" 

T«x B.»rd Room. In the court hou« 

C»I» May Court Ho Wl"!" f m 

Av.lon Stone Hartior Wowlbliip Ul>: 

l»r Townahtp, D.nlilii Towmhlp 

W Towilar. July 11. ml 11 t "I •' 

Oi» Hull, o.iw liar Cltr. •»m«l« 

C.P. Mu Cltr. C.!» Mmy Folnl 

mlopted y 

iri Widm-idiv 

bd 

replace mu 

p. Mu Cl. C.!» May Foln 

tW! Mar. South Clpa V*r. North 

m and Loxv.r T h l 

nil 

C 

P. H. Buad, of Femberton, is 

bere for thes ummer, at 906 St. 

Cbaries pi. 

—SNAP* SHOTS— 

1 At The News 

l'hcsp bonds \w 

ni me si ml bonds tint thp utv 

vonhl bt nnihli to piv off The\ 

will come due DtcPmboi I of tin 

\pnr The entui piotecilinj; 

within the httili Pt icmrdini? I 

Htnry Roesei Tr.ttty treasurer 

Mrs Piullne Rllej if Meiolinni 

\ille. w ii n lprint reso l \Is!lor 

Dozen Planes May 

Come on Saturday 

Noted Fliers Expected to 

Pay Us Flying Visit. 

is expected til it ibout -i 

doztn airplanes, owned by mem 

bers of the Tail Wind Club, of 

Villej Stream Airpoit \ onjj Is 

Innd,. NoW TCork, will \int Oce in 

fity tonioriow tSaturdaj) after 

^toppmc o\er ut the Atltintn Citj 

Airport 

Accoidlnlr to Frtil liran in, who 

is flyinB his uirplant- fn»n the 

1Mb st flying- ii'ld, ind who h nls 

fiom the Villpy Stn mi niptirt, 

be\eial niPtnbers of tin 1 ul Win 1 

Club hive told "him of then m 

tentiou of visiting linn hci' mil 

i lPtent lettei advi cd him of the 

tentiitivt' dite, June I 

\miine the pioniinent int mbcr 

of tht club arc Mi I mi i In 

Kiills, holdei of the uoihl s it cord 

for loops bv women pilot 

>N0 tonsecutive loops to 

Deposits Soav at 

0. C. National 

Increase of $36,000 For 

Last Week; 572 Accounts 

with 

p lit 

credit; Mrs. Peggy Kemy, long 

distance pilot; "Casey" Jone 

veteran pilot of the Curlisa co. 

hl f h K is to 

rrink 

Deposits in the Otoin Cit\ 

tion.ll Hank continuP to sou 

N i 

Tht 

report of GiOrge S (.iinIT, con 

r-Ator thisj week sho n thil 

i are r 7S U op 

*ince the national lianking 

iliv with "51 r i7 000 n 

holi, 

net ile 

posits 

'J'his is an increase of 'J'-> »t>"" 

they will circle the icoit in fot 

mation, yitpplns: mcr Cliirkc Field 

in salute, in tnbute to tin mt m 

of the Into Lt rminn iniler 

V , for 

hriKiblc 

or> of 

Vincmt A Clarke, U b 

mir commander of thi 

A l d f t 

Kn"hn 'Hack st Desk. 

Walter H. Kuehn, city mercan- 

tile license Inspector, returned to 

hlB office thla week, after being 

seriously ill for nearly a irionth. He 

I said he was feeling fine. 

I/O AnROlei, ind from there thev 

will depait to their homt m 

port 

Dimnp the latttr part of \pnl 

many members of the same Kioup 

were entertained at luntheon in 

Atlantic Citv at Haddon Hall b\ 

the Aero Club of Atlamc Cit\, 

who-ie president, I^rwiti L 

Schwatt, hiis been intnctod in 

pushing th« development ol 

CHike Field in this resort 

seiviri thaie;i 

summer 

Wins Contract By 

Fraction of Tent 

A llllll ILllLt Ul pi III Of - 1 ! 

ccnl i ton wiiii a i i\tl t >n 

ti let lot tl t Month in i ""li ii I 

itiK co , O un Cuv, W t tint, 

il.vi I hi jinl ^ ill IK PHI ih i 

i tl b\ lilt t inllll\ 1(11 n * m H 

piiii inj, nl n hi l«iin Mom 

ll4ii hoi mil \\ \lon 

1 ho Mouihin tompin\ 1ml m 

even >>! i cut pi i t m f"i ' "« 

tl jî ittl while Tohu Pello 

and coT also Oiean Cit\ hul 

r t\î (int i iiti ton lht lump 

tun iiiit i wmild hr ^1-^t Itn 

Moi Ih 111 mi 1 Jl 1 ' > l"i Iillo 

two othci Intl ^(i( in tlw il 

I 1 Wool on of W tldwo d I 1 

IJ > tints pM KM1 wlnlt lhe \n 

glo i i PiodutM ( o Ninth \\ ihj 

wood bill *1 \ ton foi B At i^(l 

anil $1 .5 lo' \ nidi tin "ttui 

bltltlpi oriiuil Plthci N oi j, 

Ki.ulp foi then pint 

Johnny Fill Up the 

TanK—Gas Goes Up 

Reveals How Deer Earned 

Publicity For Ocean City 

- » * 

Sale of Church by Sheriff Also pringa Resort Valuable 

Free Advertising, Hoffman Says. 

Local lav 

ponltlon to \tg, 

b« In n 

The nn>r*t thing »Mut whips 

Is the b«ck-lAsK . 

If city id In 

: now 

eoit 

How thousands of dollars worth 

of valuable publicity frequently 

la jrlven Ocean City as a result 

of news stories ornrinating hen 

a revealed to the Rotary club 

Frlda\ 

Heidelherc by 

city publicity director, 

"Recently," he saidt 

was published in The Senhnel- 

LedKer tellmir about .somfe Jnar- 

of Somers Point who Jcwued, an 

revived a deer by meana ot arti 

fldal respiration. It Is now gain 

ground in croKsinK the ponn 

i 

try 

Dirt Goo* Y«n 

Coa^f Oceun City Is Riven the 

dite line, and after all, that it 

what counts. 

"There is no need of trvinR to 

figure out what this free space 

is worth, as the city could never 

hope to pav the bilj. even by f 

bond issue. Whether it tl the re 

vlvinR of a deer or the Bale o 

a church bv the sheriff, M tonir 

a» we ntnice the hendlinea, it IB 

n direct benefit to Ocean City. 

Church fWrrtuklnit P*»r. 

The chnrcli story l« ,tro»*lnir 

the country at a fair tste~of 

promises to wtiih i.p 

pils 

Patrolman Hughes 

Wins Weekly Award 

Patrolman Vernon 

awarded the $5 cash prize fo 

the most efficient policeinc] 

of His v,-oi?k, Saturdiiy,- at tli 

weekly line-up nnd inspection. 

The pi 17' i put im i-h A if I' 

In order tu encouijê the ro 

ilcinption of ipproximatel^ $30, 

000 in htrip, jtill outst,indinK 

tliou^h pa\ment of taêi, cit\ 

offiLial on Wtdnebday autholiFuc 

Tux Collet tor Hemv T Toulds ti 

tontmue to #i\e a out per cen' 

pn nuum on scilp pud ui foi 

ta\es 

Iln ixUnsinn of time will ion 

tinnc until lulj 1, wht-o it i 

opi tl that ill thp scrip vi ill L 

tetuiiK d 

1 ifiure gnen out jpsterdly b 

Hcnr\ Roeser, Jr , citv trt istiici 

show tti t up to last Irui-jiKy 

o\p*- *>^^000 in a lip had bee* 

tmiLl in it the 11\ off ni Fion 

hen until the tlo i (flu nea 

Wi liieilj;., lit -jiil, ntaih SW, 

000 additional was tuini'd in, and 

on Wednesday thtre was a. line 

Id (lit i) ut the t- 1 !. ofTicc it one 

inic, as pioperlj owiiPi prt 

uaiid to take idvaiitat,e of th 

list day tin prcmiiim would 1 

itft led 

Mori Time Ntedtd 

With thi hist of tin $loO,QOC 

in î.ri|) i=-siied 1 tst week Mr 

Toesi t jid that utv ofti^t il 

ni,lied to pn prupirtv o^ -ie - 

turn in \vhnn to obtain tne st.ni. 

fiom emplo\cs, mcii.hant'-, 

otln r sourtts and sull bi. al 1Q 

to oht un thi premium 

MthouRh tho scrip )s scheduled 

to c irn inti lest at 1 pi r ten. a 

\i i) hc£iimin£ je terday, Mr. 

Hte ei anl tin interest lwill not 

bt illowtd in iddition to ine pte 

ni um U «ould be negli 

luiHif thp ne\t manth any~ho« 

lit pointed out 

l« P«> in CMh Now 

. All iurrt_it bills of tjie'fit 

hni hit-ii iiaid to diite and M 

POL fi sud tin pj\roll for th 

list inlf of TI I\ mil • ilimcs f( 

M i amounting lo bo it ^13,O0C 

i huh will In approved u,t Octobe 1 - 

^(i\rninii mil Oitiiiioer aliine 

Mi pni in titp, nut Ottohti 

llane-. p ml in t t h, were i 

.irt! in Tin t inljpi 

Mi Em -.Li ilso "lid th it all 

oupoii Jor mtPK t on tity bond, 

>\r|>»nl Addn. , 

Box WH. O«ui CltT «i 

WANTED •— C 

t.n City 

l 

City to Ask State 

For $800 in Relief 

A resolution 'asking $800 from 

the state for cliieiECticy rnlicf in 

Ocean Cit> wn w\

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