Ocean City Sentinel

R CURTIS

ROBINSON

; Proprietor

O -EAi. CITY. - - NEW TPPSEY

loter-State 'Phone No l»i

THUB8UAY. FEBRUARY T. 1807. Knured^ et^tb*. Po*^<);

■WING OF INDIYIOVAIA In Iaet etcck'a boue of the Bur of the Capo wa Bnd lb* following: — it

The moat frequent Inmate boepltal' ta the man Who alwajre baa a

Cblp on bia a boulder.

Tin* “qld-fnablon” aurt of winter nealber «lll make It rather hard for the Ice Truat to keep up prlcee next A FCWIXI E la patient and long miOeriug. No matter bow mucb the owner may aw ear at It, the furnace never geta toot Juat for that. PciuiKii by tbe Government, the Honduraa Lottery Company will go out of bualneaa. Now, If a long-anffer lug public could only get rid of the

Thaw trial!

j rrrrrrr-

Art-asric ( ITT la arpuaed over tbe mauer of theft In public placea and tbe men back of tbe present Inqdlry are determined to puah tbe probe. Chairman White, of council'! reform finance board, declare* that ••graftem In public placea muet go to Jail.” Every boneat cttlxen will agree with him _ / The Newark Newa fo unkind to Atlantic CKy. It aaya: Atlantic CKy may be dlaappoluted that tt la not to have a Federal appropriation fora deep harbor, tout the peojle down there may oongrdtulate tbemaelvea that tbe local Inland dredger* are going deep eno >gb to bring all tbe graft to tbe eurface that going on at tbe reecrt for a

A Philaoelphia in In later won tbe eutbualaam of a gathering of women, tbe o(bar day, by telling them that

occaalonally '.who

every man baa bla price, and that If tbe price be made mifileleut ney or otberwlae, accordi laid* of tbe perron w ho ■bought," aa tbe pbra*e goea. 1'erbap* there I* more truth to than It la comfortable to admit, but bietory baa fumlabed Inatance* lime and again, of men wboae price waa never found and we are of tbe opinion (bat there la, even In tbl* much-maligned age, leaa of tbe “bt#lug” of Individual*, In tbe public aervlce at learnt, than perbapa In any prevlou* time. Tbe man to whom la entruated any gmportant public truat, ' rarely eacapea without expoaurea, If be ittempla for a price, to betray tbe ruat confided to him Caeaar mid bat be “loved the treaaon, but bated (be traitor," and tbla I* tbe attitude of ward betrayer* even when they profit by tbvlr betrayal*. Tallua king of tbe Sabine*, gave to Tarpela. daughter of Tarpeiua, captain of tbe Roman guard, ber price for opening tbe enemlea of Rome, but bf did ft In eoch a way aa to cruab tbe eartb and deatroy ber life. ■Whether fact or merely aymbotlc, tbe atdry llluatratea tbe uaual experiem* Tbe fate of Arnold, all acbool childt*!know. There are more modem Inand Inatance* nearer borne. Nor la there any guarantee that tbe future will aupply atlK further InBut there baa never been of act Iona which baa better exemplified tbe Emereoulan theory

tbl* claaa. Tbe

that iboae who accept a pri e for tbe betrayal of a truai are really Invttlng cataatropba Inatead of "fmtboring tbetr neat*,'' and tbla by tbe operation of natural lawa wbkb do not vary any worth mention lug In tbaee

Ion, which I* none the lea* theanawer if Jehovah, befouae It aprlnga In tbe paalmlat'a heart and la apoken by tola lip*, for tbe character of the God determine* the character of the wofiblpper, and tbe root* of etblc* are In | | religion, and ln»lgbl I* gained Into '

Instrnctive Sermons Were De- '»>"* by communion with (bHi and

docile Inquiry ■

SUNDAY IN THE LOCAL CHORCHES:

VALENTINE'S DAY

■ether. If they that mple of t bournnd. of a would be In their

gravm within a very a It la likely that, tbe w hole machinery of the New Joney U will be Invoked In d

I.

t* in tbe Supreme Court. Tbe battle offered by tbe railroad In detenae of their long enjoyed and moat nnjoat prlvllegea under the iawa of tbla But* la tbe leaf phaae of tbe - acroggle of tbe people for equal rights under their own laws. It prom t*es to be a fiercely «

DREW BIG CROWD

Tbe entertainin'

•e aa wall, tbe net than twenty-five dollars to tbe church building fond. Mr*. Williamson's clam o but four youog ladlaa, _tbe Mlaaes I net Coraoo, Anna Wallace and Sarah Smith, all of whom took part In the exercise*, In addition ) aelliog tickets and attending laoy minor details Tbe volunteers were Mias Uaod oolda (who waa tbe banner ticket seller, having disposed of 42), Miss Ada Rauck, Mias AI lea RWley, Mrs. John Rosenbaum, Lewis E. Smith, Little Ru'b Warner end Nlm Charlotte Shoemaker, who kindly acted aa

accompanist.

Tbe thanks of Mr*. Williamson i ber claaa are pnbllriy tendered to who aided in tbe aucoeaa of tbe enter-

Qou made the ocean's salt to save tbe lend from putrefaction, winds blow everything offenalve and

a of health)

a tbe a

> all I

absorbed by tbe huogery waters. Salt

laa purifying agent, great maoufaetarer. everything fool Into

oxooe and hands it hack to ns without charge. No govern i

necessary. Stand

in life without pacta—any of tl similar thoughts may carry a healthy . man toa prematore grave, cboly tbought that fixes Itself upon Due's mind needs aa much doctoring

eradicated from tbe mind or it will haveJUK tbe same result aa a regt disease would have. Every melancholy thought, every morbid action and every nagging worry should be reaiated tbe almost, and tbe patient should protected by cheerful thought*,

body, and tf tbe disease does happen la ba in tbt system It rcegives every enouaragemeut to develop. We mole mental therapy.

An Industry that promises In

4o«er port Wo of Cumberland County, one mile northwest of Fort Norris. Tbl* 'Is tbe cultivation of Capa Cod

Tbe land I* swampy and au i spot for .the raising of ersnher Tbe genuine Cape Cod plabts ara In* imported to this sect loo, and tbe cultivation of tbe berries will be patterned from tbe original home of tbt.

betrle*.

Heveral Philadelphia and New York

o watching tbe

hit, and are prepared to enter In-

f the Cape Cud

berries I

Several Fhilsde

^^tnptmiyribfv* t*

perlmNil. and are

vlcix. Rev. Dr. Cook, preached _____

kmary sermon at the morning ".

service in HoljrTrinity Church on ..The *econd an* iday. the sparlal »ubject being morkMh H ghteou*ni •Tbe Awakening of China." not simply a theory.

laa., 8:2: "The |, notVn may »esi

people that walked in darkness have „, lcet>r lhrlCT . . K great light; they that dwell In dllto „ uf ,p lrl i a ,„t tbe land nf tlie shadow of death, upon admlulnK of ru |, urr them bath tbe light shined " nw , eX p rwwJ(1 , | M In pare Idler In the greei - - * prophefW wolds were spoken drci* he is

seven bond red year* before the Light v||| broke on the world On other qyca-

‘T'he third ew

■looHlsalab spoke of Ihls Light (42: 6 48: 8* 80: 1, 2. 8. When tbe l.lgh

BLIZZARD WEATHER

If tbrra Is anything In the ground-hog-story, tbe porcine rascal sa* shadow last Saturday. There's no getting away from this statement, because we hare the weather to prove It. Saturday's weather wasn't much to brag of, and tbe next day didn’t do a lot better, bat U waa left for Monday to cap tbe climax In tha way of a Wormy day. Snow began falling

The anew had turned to an admixture of rain and alert, and tbt wind high, sending the enow or sleet one's face with almost cutting for The wind blew at coo aid era hie velocity throughout tbe greeter portion of tbe olgbl. Toward morning it decreased In Volume, tout tbe snow a sleet continued. Several inches snow bad fallen by noon. Train s>

Lucia* Coraoo, aged 88

ancle of Wilton WilleU, died at bla borne near Marmora on Saturday lad after an III neat of eight day*. Death was dut to paralyste. Thg fui was bald on Monday. Intrrmo 11 at tbe Marmora Met bod tel CdOeirry. “ 4 ’ by Rgv. Van

Bright. Deceased had

and another brother bred toHe was Quartermaster In navy of the blockading, squadron off Fort

Fisher duriug tbe civil Will Frracb IB I

Rev. Dr. (iambic, ofetblsettj, will preach In Red Bank, N. J., dmURh day, aod on Monday be wlfTread paper before e mlnlaUu^jaaetlug i Ocean'Grove. The rarifSl In tbe First M. R. Church benpdext Sunday aaoruj tug will be occupied by Rev J6hu W. Smith. In the eveq(|ig. Prof. J. 8 Brigga, a summer raaldeat, will apeak. HU subject will be. “Give tbe Man ol Uailllaa a Hearing." Prof. Briggs U Pennsylvania State enti There will be • pedal music by tbe

MU* Jennie Beryl Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Mark W. Adams, of tbU city, who, daring the last few weeks, has been teaching In the Woodbine public school*, was among the graduates of the Stele Nbrmal School, Tveuloo, on Frid^#Tbe com mence-

■ were held Id tbe ev. attended ty friends

Tuck*hoe. Tbe officer* of lb* club ara Wm G. Moore, dent; Dr. I. N. Gnaoom, Ocean City, Secretary, and Joseph Sutton,

i Bonrgeol*, of E*(i

livered to Flocks by the

Several Pastors.

j docile inquiry of Him: and *o wa >,r *- : jirnd^beanswer>elbe question of the Mr. and Mrs. text Inlhejaatm Itself, and the firat | relurnretffom a .. answer U, 'Hetbal walkHhuprightly. jdelphl* T „r ...... u u.lL. VI I \l. ... It,

is derive

perfect. The u

nf"t"he 1 rightly Udlffereut from Ibemaii delight is earthward. Th-sure to walk and the safest is to ua rightly ’ No go<id Ihiug will Ih

; .j "Valentine” for ' I of block be! rot hi jl.y the giving ‘ married people i

t U|*-j Ml»" larel’rl I.VT'I I- Visiting Vila ***\! this city. 'j Thome* Coop

j notion alluded U tbakespeare that > Ural choose thrtr

eligton Is] Biscay in

ure within and *i without He I human bee-blve

dawned ChrUt

Him

Genlllea aod tbe glory of God's peoCbrtst speak of Hlmeelf a* the Light of tbe world' (Joo , 8:12.) ■'That prophecy of laaUb and others, at uf our Blessed Lord. U being folfiried In a wonderful manner In' :beae days. Why will o<* Christian peonU heed tbe-algos of the time*?

Increasing number,

do an. I waul you to do It. If I could ily Indue* every family here, at whatever coat of self-denial. In subfor, and promise to read, that Interesting of all maglxines, tbe Spirit of MUslon*. tbU would be my day's work for a long time, and • also. What tbs church most needs U to have ber heart warmed with Christian love, aod there U no better way to do It than Ip take a hearty personal Interest In tbe great work of Christian mission*. I know I know It both by experience and otoservatioa. Can I not persuade every of yon that It U moat time? " by ■ome of oar stream* get low or run dry In Bummer time? Because tbe

Why do other river*

remain foil of fresh water ? Hccaui I be springs np among tbe mouoiali ot fall. Why do many parishes me dormant and Inactive? Be- • they have grown selfish. They a deaf oar to our Lord’s command, binding now aa aver—'Go ye, therefore, and teach all nations, baptising cm in the name of the Father, aod tbe Boo, and of the Holy Ghost, aching them to observe all'thing* whalaggver I have commanded

with you alwa;

unto tbe end of tbe wr “Heedless of this command—these marching orders' of tbe cbnrcb—It Is Easy not to listen to tbe calls of the nattooi that sit In darkneas. Thus tbe spring* of divine love run dry; and when this Is tbe case .tbe work will like sleighing when there U more here

" round than enow.

"Ob, that we could really believe lUetons 1 Do yon know that I a Lille coo Oden 1 that this parish of Holy Trinity will be noted ary parish ? Ws aredetermiued, thU year of 1807, to begin that way. This ill fill ns with a might/ purpose— M very same which brought Jesu* Christ to save tbe world—that wc shall have neither time nor taste foi idle, foorisb gossip, mnch less for foullfiodlng and harsh criticism of each

the tongue.

t lest aged Simeon, with the lruth |n lid In blsarms. prophesied of m number •A Light to lighten «I« priu-inle.

>f actions, rather They, could he rhlch we are lest*.

» again*! muralllv i titrating (1 officer*

point.' Read closily,

tbe p*almi»l wi

keeping our religloi

. water-tight and uncon impartmeots. Member*

i the church on Sunday, and Ihic and robbers during tbe week. Ilgiou put on like their coal. Hew

x not One kind of reltg

for tbe church and another for office and store. A religion I hat d not overflow from Sunday /Into M

day Is not worth the name.

■The 'Book' tells u» very cTei : that swearctb to bl* own hurt i change'b not, he that pulleth not money to usury nor taketb. s ward agalust tbe Innocent,'' ‘he t doeth these things shall nevbr

ic world passelh sway i

tde Inst thereof, but be lhatudoeth will of God abidetb forever. He si abide under tbe shadow of the AlEXPONENT OF B/BLE_ out. Flsbrr Mlalil* Cotnp'llu the First M. E. •’hnrch on Sunny morning last. Dr. C. H. Rider, Superintendent of (tie Sabbath school made au appeal to the congregation behalf of the Sunday school. Dr. Rider asked for the co-operation of tbe cougreffatlon In hla efforts to Increase Interest In and attendance at tbe Sunday school sessions. He psrticu larly requested those of tbe adult* who could do so to attend the blble claas. Dr. Gamble, the pastor, Indoraed Dr. Rider, and then paid a compliment to former Mayor Robt. FI*I regard to Mr. Fisher’s ability i ent of tbe Sunday school he (Dr. Gamble) had come in contact with duriug bla ministry The compliment was auc-b as any man should feel very much gratified to have paid him and to deserve Mr. Fisher la to be congratulated that hli talent In this direction Is appreciated

like Dr. Gam^e.

'What a fine thing, rather, to be

God's dear children (Epb.

,) How blessed to have faith In God! Childreo treat In Him, under

any and all circumstances

Oosof the most promising of our fields Is China, with ber illMooa, nearly a fourth part of the world's population. China Is ikaolng from ber long sleep. She ild still ba asleep bat for Its of oar missionaries and tbi

other Christie* nations. lag down many Idols ara now occupied In

Tbe stadente' d<

A an in front of tbe

"Honan was tbe lastor China’* eight provinces to allow foreign {gsldeuu Ne% they are welcome. At St. Changsha, tbe capital, tbe governor lately subscribed flWO toward, a i knd the little church In Cbangahaactually supports another misaloa at Slangtac, thirty miles up tbe Hlaog Riser. "Ytan Bhlb Klb. tbe mo. official In China, himself a disciple of ' mfuctna. has wriUen and circulated book urging tbe Chinese •to treat with all tbe courtesy of dvllbeid etiquette ’ "The Viceroy of Manchuria takes a same position. He recently oaled $8000 to tbe .American Hospital In hit etty." FIBBT MUBBmtKIAK 'A Cltlaan of Zion” was tbe subject of Res. H. T. Casselberry 's i tbe First Presbyterian Church on Sunday more log. The text w i 16; 1: "Lord, who shall abide In Thy tabernacle, who shall dwell in Thy

holy hill?"

Mr. l assalberry raid In part: "Tbe abrreacle, as tbe knew It, waa the tent, lhe place of worship for Israel, sod tbe holy was the Hill of Zion, an eminence was aanctlflad by tbe astahllsbaatcl upon It of tbe sacred ark Mum called Hereto tbe mountain of God. and Zloo Is called holy because tbe symbol and pledge of Divine presence "Remember, .we are dealing with tha people of the East, who had been living In lent*, and oe'partd, tbe king. In -It* place In the tabernacle, tbe queettou eqmee Uytojm. 'Lord, a bo ehall abide lu vb/tabernacle, and who shall dwell In Thy

holy bill ? ■

"Tbe singer bring* to bis i and to his reed era, all.that Ilea In tbe of Jehovah, tbs covenant nai

PENSIONS FOR “VETS”

The proposed act of Cotigi ly .'svorably reported from the House 1 ommlltee ou Pensions, I* liberal Id Its provision* of any pdbslon legislation yet enacted by National authority. The new law le far In i anything heretofore pasted, leal examination will be required of Ibc claimant, the sole qualification' being tbe establishment of tbe fact of tbe aervlce and age of tbe veteran Fur age 62. tbe rate is $12 00: age TO. $16 00; age 75, $20 00 per month Thi fixing of rales based upon age will re lleve tbe Government of great ex pease lu the matter of pension exam log boards and in tbe end will do s» ay'with many of them. •tla Changes tor Mel Flshrrn ■ A Dla* Creek correspondent wi What great and noticeable changes have been made along our Cape shore lu tbe past $we n t7 years. Then dragnet fishermen c -old haul tbelr net* anywhere they choose. Now they are ipetely crowded off the shore aud the only place to haul a nel la back on the flat*. Then there were but few crab and fish pound* along shore, op* there. Is one every few rod* and all seem lo do a good business. (The ol famous Pierce'* Polul was noted T Its sods! gatherings, plonk parties end frolics, bul ell this Is past history. Tbe Point Is owned by private parties to-day, and'lber allow uom

things.

hwrtws nwitihg*. Elsewhere lo Ibis Issue of Tragi, will he found eon tbet Mr Richard fhoi Thom pson A Philadelphia. • * r Chester,

. FlfeThriuts city. Mr*'Rails Garret

R. Curtis Robinson A ConveyanSTing and Insurance Notary Public and Commisaioncr of Deeds Nosi. 744-46 Anbury Avenue OCliAN city. is. j. . Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage

tariff, of llaxleloii

Ml-. Anna -I ham) -hlladelphta, «a* vlsi id* city the latter part Mr *nd lira. E V tone to Tampa. Kloi

iiinity they »ll John H. Tuck

r and w Ife i ii Millville,

re. C Oetxel, uf tbe Imperial, ha* rued from Philadelphia, where was called by the dea h ol a id. r. and Mrs. James Budd, of Ihls , who arg_sj>eadlag tbe winter itlisiu Philadelphia, were n

e many friend* of Ml** L llu will be glad to know < I? recovering from her recen Mr* Anderaon Bourgeois ai John L. VanTIne, of Estellvlll recent visitors here, the guests ud Mrs. l?eo bourgeois Horace Boardman. of Camdi veek He was. looking after the iutereat* of bis father's estate. Kev. J. B. Adams and wife ca this city on Tuesday morning isit to friend*. Mr. Adams ^haa been -rationed in Hughrsvllle, Pa ,

Itiqie'

L. B- eets, of Philadelphia, who ■tivale-clug from t^phol

ending the aim run nfucil out ofottr ii

source referred 1 interesting readu

j miner of those alreadv

bridging of the hay. ■e advertlsiug fund »h« riant items as above ref to go unnoticed becai

director Is asleep lotbecliy'slo '■n't It time we had a bureau eriislng in our own town benefit of oar tow n, a bureau

plaints made because of a

i*itor I

He

accompanied by Miss L. M. Gardner,

a trained nurse.

Robert Bmitb and family turned to tbelr home In this city after a visit of live weeks with Mrs. Bmllh' parents. Rev. and *Mr* J. B. Adam* at Hughesvllle. Pa. Mr*. I. N. Grucom and daughte returned recently from a visit to tb family of J. A. Willard in JMilladelphla Mr. Willard manages Young' tier here lu the summer. Master George Gardiner, youngest son of Mr, aud Mr*. W. F. Gardlui was brought home from t'smdeu I hi* mother ou Tuewlsy. George h been undergoing surgical treatment for one of his .legs. The Rev. I. 8. Hgfl Pa., has been called I ofthe Baptist Church will assume charge i month: He !• known Ocean i ily re-ldents. Rev. !$■' T. Ca*M t'hel*ea lag! Thursday night, assisting Rev H R. Randall with special services In the Chelsea Presbyterian Church. Mr. Casselberry will he the Church again tbi* evening. Conductor Lawrence Henderson, Woodbury v Is running In Conductor Wm. 8. Miller's place on the W Jer2y^Mr Miller being Mr. Henderson, who can Tue-day, wa» accompanied by Mr*. Henderson. They are registered

the Garwood.

Beth L.ifaud, who with Mrs. Hand i few year* ago. conducted hotels lo Ms city, bul w bn has had a hole! lo Vugletea for several season^ will quR

Their hoi).

ie Reach I:

* been

-Mr. Han

J M. .

ruary 22d aud

display of spring ofporlnnjly that'

good dre*M substantial.

Marsh'

.nd Mnf. L. Henderson, Woodilier H Hays. 8. It. Olivet, isn. Philadelphia; L. Lore. W. H. Madge!t, Camden.Wilde aud wife. Charles Philadelphia; Mis* Edna las-lllou, Ohio: Mis* Rllla Wllllamstnwo: Geo W.

JJOS. 0. CHAMPION ..Builder..

Ocean City,

N. J.

■ii

i* here dist

bureau Dial could be i people w hose money *ueh bureau lu charge i-luess men whose Ideiiltlled so closely*' pertly of our town a*

■i pm

somebody up

'Up. and let lla^uey that

1.1*1 of unclaimed letters remalnln i the Ocean City Port office for tl eek ending February 2, I9n7 ** LAI>II> 11 Town, Mis* i arrle Conreud. Mis* E-Mar-hall, Mrs. E.

Sheppard, Miss Murphy. (

RtPORT OF THE COIOiTIOI First National Bank OCEAN CITY, »T

N. C. Clelland REAL ESTATE BROKER:

enjoyable *veulug“rhe next will he held on Tuesday ev< February 12lb. at Mr and Mi Hall s resldenoe. 8228 North Kill street. The euchre will be bet

time on Tuesday, as before slated, be-

-iu*e Wednesday Is Ash eduesdsy'

E L

m. Bleelman. R R Warwick, J. T I own-end. H.J Cunningham. W.C. ‘

Philadelphia; Allen H.|

Samuel Schurch . • —Ka— REAL ESTATE

AND INSURANC

701 iiborj *«., Oceu Cllj, I. J. T

n R Grove*. Ocean

Gleeson, I«eroy J L» en; N. W. Edmond.,

: Johnson, Bale.

New !

C. L_. LAKE REAL ESTATE AGENT.,

F. Hughes, Newi

M8CAYKE ' j ' * . Mr. and Mr*. G. H. Bacon, C.-H. ■ Ill Observe Annlve.—r, Town, Millville;8..T. WlllUIJls. Vine-I

The 'members of Kalmla Tribe, No. land; John W. Wesoott. Matthew i ~ 22D. Imp. O. R M,, will celebrale'ihe Jeflereou,Camden; Harry 8. Douglass, ninth aonlveraary uftbe trlbeoi. Wed-Cape "ay Court House: Thus C. nesday evening, April 8 i The follow- Mii'aluo Andrew P. Maloney. Miw Ing commltlees will provide for the Marie Maluuev, Philadelphia: Robert

‘ a: Anniversary Commuter, T. Moore. F. H. Riggs, Mr. aud Mr*.

, L. Wallace,Geo. Btauton aud l/ooxhnaiie. - Atlantic CUV: James N. Caiiaou:EatertalnmautCommtllee. Budd. Mrs. Annie West Phlla-

Ruab, George Lee end N. T. delpble: Kattorlue Trexler, Trexler I

Pe.: J. G.-G. Rosa, New York. I

Money forjortgages... JORDAN MATHEWS

miLAUKU-HU

Plans and Specifications Prepared at Short INotice

rar«a. W aaoH...u,«s. Mendel’S EN6USH & Johnson, One-Price Store cilractors M Builileis FurnisliinKs

1240 Anbury Avenue. ; Ulf

ALLEN SCULL

Contractor and Builder ‘

>g or the ruination <> on the amount of t these parts. The i r and shape-hol ilnf

lie* Le

surface. That's . .

buy by look* alone M.ndrl't rs. whilst as stylish and correct a* any garment* made, aretetlltln the wear-telling part* that

them without name.

Clothing for Boys

Building* erected by contract or Amy. Widow Jones 8ulW for Boys. Norfolk, Barter Brown, Ifouhle-BressKd JOI-IIN MARTS »"d Hlourew. . Contracting Builder ihe Latest and Nubble*! d^ylr* ic pins Oou-xr* a sprristty Black. Brown. Nelter. Mouse Derby* Eattmstsaebserrutly tuniisbrd and Soft In every grade at the loam ■esiAve.. w Men’s Pantaloo4i5 TheSwellest. 8ee our wiu'dew display

Gents' Furnishing Good*.

Mendel’s One-Price Store

Carpenters and Builders 162" Atlantic Avenue.

V* ATLANTIC CITY N J '

ALBERT G. GILBERT,

qharles L. JlOFMAXN PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER

SEIKE 1. B0D86E0IS l SOI

REGISTERED architect

Leonard Krauss Co.

Electricians

» Anbury Avenue. Ocean City. N. J.

^:i'sS^o, r a7i

645 Asbury Avenue,

I fat biers' Sopphre. d Mopplt-s. Bicycle he

mplto Atteadsd To- i

COAL COAL

0. 1. V Urau GOAL / 8E0. 0. ADAMS & BRO, COAL COAL

Co^T from tbe

PUSTERIBG. BINGE 'SETTING BUCK LATUIG, tic.. Etc. > All Work la Mason Line Promptly

Attended To.

OCEAN CITY, N W. H. MITCHELL, BRICKLAYING - PLASTERING J0BBIN8 n SPECIBLFV Residence: 704 Central Avre-.

CITY GAS LIGHT CO. - -Ocean city, n j — -

USE CAS FOR

COOKING LIGHTING HEATINjG

NO SMOKE -qN© SMELL

Np DIRT

Just Strike a Match

Boy yuur U

SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. twelfth ht. and west avk. Aa you are always sure of gelliUK 2240 pounds In tbe torn 0. J. HAMMELL Marble m Granite Works Monument*. Man-oleum*. Statuary Work, ('radla*... CEMETERY INCLOSURES Burial Vaults, Grave CoverAll kinds of Cemetery Work

Works at I’leasantvillc, N. J.

n kkrai. dirsvCTouw A. H. BAKER ...Undenalei - and - Enidalmet. 849 ASBURY AVENUE. OCEAN-CITY, N. J.t Pali, answered dayernlAhl. M AkK lakl Undertaker and Embalmer

I. N. JOHNSON, PLUMBER, STUM AND gat FITTER Repairing a specialty. Bath Tubs and Plumbers’ supplies. JO Avenue

W. L. BERRY, /Manufacturing Jeweler. NO. ai SOUTH SECOND ST„ ■■hlledelpbia. s-w.

■ Bil IT

762 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY. N. JFine Panel Hanging, Painting A Select Line ol WALL PAPERS AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS Headquarters for