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Seal' and Heard in Ocean Gty

Elmer Bakely, popular ahora youth, te bov connected wl.h the Ooean City "SaBtinel" In a bualneaa capacity Mlaa ElUabeth B. Dimoa. a teacher in the local achoola. «aat the peat week-end at hei home in Phlladel

Mrs. Laura Stout, of Wanonah, haa been apending aareral day* in this reeort. She U an extenalTe property

owner hare.

Hr. and Mrs. William Honcralf. acocmpanied by George Jeffries, of this city, have returned from a motor trip to Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Dittrich and Mrs. W. C. Dural, of Ocean City, hare returned to thic city from a abort visit to the Quaker City. Mrs. J. A- Champion, who fell and broke her am last week, is now on the road to reoorary, which should set at rest the many anxious queries

of her friends.

The "A. J. t.." local fraternity, held a cake sale Saturday on Asbury Arenue for the benefit of their organisation. A neat sum s according to the reports. Mr. and Mn>. Curtis Robinson, of thk city. Journeyed to Philadelphia, last week, and whUe Mr. Robinson returned to Ocean City, Mrs- Kobin•on will remain in West Philadelphia

Harry 8 Mills, who for the past eight years haa been manager of the Charles B. Powells stores on Asbury

Miss Mildred Vogalln. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. N. Vogeltn. of this city, was a visitor. to Parents’ home last week. Mias Vogelin is a student at the Pennsylvania Marses' 'Training School In Philadel-

phia.

William G. Shriver haa closed his well-known boardwalk confectionery store for the season and will return with Mrs. Shriver to Philadelphia. He has enjoyed a prosperous set here, and is one o' the last 'walk merchants to leave. John E. Trout, local building oontractora, is busy site rating the second story front of the Ralph, Cheetei dwelling on Eighth Street and Central Avenue. When finish ad the porch there will be completely inclosed and will preeent a very good appearanc Marley Fltsgerald. captain-elect'of the Ocean City High School football team this season, aud who left this reeort Institution to enter Swarth-

-n the vanity eleven and Is nuking recent reports re-

Mr. and Urn. Lem H. Ware vtaited the former's father. Police Justice Francis H. Wan, at his bone ben. over the pest week-end. Leon Wan is superintendent of the Martinsbur* A Charidstoa Gas Company, of Virginia. and Wes attending a gas officials convection tn Atlantic City. Paul PUeggl, fullback on tie Ocean City High School football team, who was on the sidelines last Saturday at Cape May because of a strained ankle, wiil probably perform in the backfleid next Saturday when the local team meets CU>ton High School here. His ankle is becoming stronger and Dr. Vail, who treated It, expects him to

he all right by next week.

Thirty-five members of the freshman class of the Ocean City High •ebool will take part in the annnal Hallowe'en Carnival to be staged

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Lowdsn motoreo to Camden on Friday in their new Bulck, touring ear. Mr. and Mr*. J. 8. Thomas, of Narberth. summer residents here, spent several days in town during the past

week.

Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Evans have ended their long summer stay in Ocean City ant returned to their

Philadelphia home.

Joseph F. Simone sod L. Lipera, pf Frankfort, were recent visitors to this resort. Mr. Simone Is an exten-

sive property holder here.

Mrs. Lewis Connpy. of Frankfort, i immer resident here, entertained . few Mends at the Brown oottage. SSI Third Street, over J»e week-ead. Prof, and Mrs. Otto W. Kelchley. of this city, returned early last week from a abort trip to Washington, D. C. Professor Kelchley is principal of

the Ooean City High School.

Him Helen Breckley, popular Ooean City High School student here, has been visiting Mends in Narberth. Pa- A danco, was given In her honor

by Mrs. A. Miller, last Friday

nlng.

Tb* “A. J F.," a fraternity here, has leased new club rooms in this reeort. They are located at 14*7 Aabury Avenue. This organisation formerly met at the Bourse Building, but discontinued there and met at the homes of the various zx However, they now have a definite meeting place to hold thel^ weekly The "a o. C." will hold their annual Hallowe'en dance at the Casino Club next Monday night. Tickets will be cn sale or may be secured from any of the members. An out-of-town orchestra has been seenred for the

PICT Mil oorom TOOL TODAY, ocrora M,

Miss Edith M. Benedict and Miss Emily R. Lynch, of this city, were the week-end gueets of Mends tat

Germantown.

Fir* Chief Samuel B. Convert end G* r(1 «as.

awarded to !ra R Champion, local contractor, by the McLaughlin Con-

over Company, wbc the Gartens tract.

The plana wars drawn up by City Engineer WUIUtb H. OolHason. who based open the repost mode by

to the Quaker City early this week. Profeaeor Lewis m. Hacpt. prominent

? Fills del

wife started on a two weeks'

last Saturday. Their trip will in-

clude a short stay tn Washington.

Mrs. T. Shuman, of Taeony, has

oeed her spi 1114 Centra

Mrs. Mendel Breckley. of 507 Third

Street, this city, is enjoying a three •J.TTZlJr*

weeks' vacation at the home of her ^

sister, Mr*. Jamas Wotfeadea. at her

boras in Cardington, Pa.

T. Christian. Harvey Common. Herschel Henderson, Clarence Collis son and Otaytoa B. Roberta, of this

the Penn football gams.

Mr-. Chariea Baron entertained a mu

in adding much new i Work will start

this project i

3 plon. as it tab.

completed •before the eoM weather

few of her Meads at cards last «

rrr

Maurice D. Hirst, a member and officer of the Ooean City Orchestral Society, has recently received a signal honor in being selected to play as the first bessoon at the dedication of the State School in Trenton. Mr. Hirst is one of the organisers of the local orchestra tad also a capable perfonn-

MJchele PUeggl and Elmer Bakely. who have been bn a motor tour throughout the State for the past week, have arrived home. Thej visited Bridgeton, Golllngswood, Ph iadelphia, Haddonfleld, Vineland and Berlin, where they remained several daya visiting relatives. They declare they had a great time while roqghlng It through the medium of a Ford

-dan.

Mrs. F. D. Newberry, of this city, entertained a few of her Mends at cards lat t Thursday evening. Among the lucky prise a inners wero: Mrs. Charles Baron. Mrs. Adele Kenned.-, Mrs. John Seal, Mrs William F. Blundin, Mrs. Fifcgerald, and Mrs. Newberry. Moet of them ladies an regular members of ths weekly cart parties which are held every Monday evening at the Biscayne Hotel, under the auspices of Mrs. Wllllsm F. ’Mundln.

eat were Mr. and Mrs. William Gardiner, Mr, and Mis. Dearia, Mr. and Mis. William F. Blundin. Mis.

d Mr. and Mis. Chsrim

The buDdlng committee for new Baptist Church are new m for bids for the new Baptist a.lfiee. Then had Been much different opinion for some time over the i of architecture to be used, but __ has been settled sad the work wil probably commence soon. Joseph Van O. Hoffeeker, of this city, has made the plans of the new building. A handsome church will be erected on the rite of the old one at Tenth Street and Wesley Avenue. The old church was sold and, removed last summer to a different section of the city.

A group of small boys, evidently up to mischief, Friday night, broke the plate glass window of the bell’s hardware store on the of Ninth Street and Asbury Avenue. They escaped but later Mr. Campbell heart several membe-s of the group talking a bon. it and he prom Uy

collared them and

brought before Mr. Cuapbell. and together they raised twelve dollars to pay for the damages before they ’

released.

A peculiar case came up in opart between a Mia. Watson, of this etty. end a Mr. Aldeman. also, of Ocean City. The former sued Aldeman tor two months' back rent. The ease was heart before Police Justice Frank H. Ware, in City Hall. Aldeman cUred that he wished to have Us lease terminated two months before the time stated In the lease. H< declared that he went to Mrs. Josephine Key ban, local realtor, who war the agent for Mrs. Watson, and be declared she promised to do this. However, Mrs. Watson came to collect his rent and when it was refused, brought suit. When on the stand Mrs. Key ban refuted Aldeman's statements and Mrs. Watson supported her. - Judgment was given la favor of Mrs. Watson, to the effect that the tenant should pay seventy dollars bock rent. CONTRACTORS MAIL OS TOUR Us for builders supplies. We ean ^ri‘aveSf'Sm*^? - * “Look tor the algm"-Mhr^

it. 4tt

Construct Ikw Jetty

A new ISO-foot jetty will be projected into the ocean at the southerly

WE have tffoafingr*

Rubrad Strip-ulifagle* «a.nt afticti to the m*a

physical hydrographer, of 1 Professor Haupt was «

jetty will be of the kook t-pe as the

1 to the tract.

PASTOR'S Col Price Store Cut Mee ■ Xediriae

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Furnitbod

AH Work Gnurunteod L. Coesaboon Buildm of QacXtj Horn.. numomMu 226.Aabory Am, Oeaan Otr

Many a Good Wife

ut b mm ntsms John H. Lake noi*KTlnu>

STRATHMERE Swain Street SEA ISLE CITY

New Jerse

.-the Young

Mot's Progressive League of thic dtp- They will si! be attired in the ■sme costumes, the only dlfierence will bs that the girls will have white decorations sad the boys black. Tbs Ladies' AuxllUry of the Mor-gan-Ran ck Post of the local American Legion will give a real turkey dinner with all necessary flxln's at tbe social rooms of the First Preabytertan Church, of thU city, on November 16. The proceeds from this dinner will go toward the building fend for the building of the new home of tbe local Loglon post. The dinner will last from 4.S0 to 7.80 in the evening. About a hundred members of the young Man's Progressive League will motor to Woodbury next Saturday, aeeompanted by the Bugle and Drum Corp of the Veterans of Foreign Wars aod take part tn the Hallowe'en celebration staged in th U city by the Eureka Club. The local member., will be attired in regular yachting costumes which will include white flannel trousers, blue or black coats, and

white yachting hate.

The Lightning A. C. will holu its first regular meeting tble year at their headquarters. Tenth Street and Asbury Avenue. Elections of officers will take place and the basketball schedule completed. The officers from lest year were: President, Paul Plleggi; vice-president. Nicolas Regine; secretary-treasurer, Alfred Headly; manager, Chariea Seaman. An Interesting schedule has been arranged for the basketball team and tough opposition Is expected to be furnished the

GRUBB BROTHERS 609 BulfcBnj Contractors ^ CITY Third St Jobbing Specialty SN.J.

Announcing— that the otice of LAIRD and LAIRD formerly of 948 Asbury Avenue, has been MOVED to- ) 420 EIGHTH STREET Our new location is a prominent and convenient one. it therefore a«ist» ut in our First Desire-to be of the greatest possible service to you. We know that ( we can assist you in the handling of your realty interests in Ocean Gty, and we earnestly seek your valued patronage. Laird and Laird 420 Eighth St., Ocean Gty

Tea Tbonsaa*

That • the number of new BeS Telephone* ■ are being *0*1 to the Bell SrSnta 1 Jcrecy toll year, making a total of V0.500. • ADDED is toe word, for 10X100 is the net Smm. To realise ibis net gain, we .no,, install a of And t further gtbi of 10,80$ is expected fa 1924* l ™’ * To carry out otw full $3^00X100 program tola year 2““* }***• building operattona, fifty thoraaiyf mfln of new wire, hundred, of of dollars in new switchboards and Gafeal Office

This is the moat sfa^wndoos oonatracthm mpam *. toMum. htETS Th* BcUwwrc nag Attoatte

W. W. Brittain tw« wtior. ant mm. tnurgam turret, urp all aoaens rerun a