Ocean City Sentinel

R. CURTIS ROBINSON

AirardliiK to tli*

HUIt«tb«, •tilrtl I- to l« dMntxitr-l at , the JamcKom o KapoattlM. aixl a Utrlf »a» |rre|«nd tif I liief Wtnton t .

NEW JERSEY ,( »r<t*‘»*i,tbeiCn>vitiioMh«'inaouf»<iur-

•' S JUNE SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES

MADE TRIP ACROSS.

MASTKIS S S.AI.K.

Ililrty year* Im>» bmi Rmtrr p

Mooiai} iadjaar:) j U 00 **'/ *»>»0 '•>** uf •>'T n"*"

1 Large Congregation* Heard Fine Sermon* and Good

Singing.

THUH8IMY. JVSK T., 1WT

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Bulletin. LOW-RATE NIAGARA FAUS EXCURSIONS.

Natlianid Hawtbuf

a hlcli aticiaad Itir nekt lanfr-t advai - in tliat rr»|«rrt. For tli* flv* year- brtwrru ItNNi a

n tijr the n

r Tm l.nthrran |>o|>lr of

c«)»rt to taut the Ka|4M

1 \-l.urj avenue, tirloa fjgl,

r they trill hate •ctvi

e'ultl’hetrt

■vet virwni thi* n ratling u-vrlation «,

90 Thonday. 21 Friday... 22 Haturday. 21 Sunday . 24 Monday.

r the Hon

_ f„-| Urr f» made hy%br rutted State-

.B. a to.a. ID. a-ai. (Lettatta Baraau. the hirtraar In taluea ■ nr liro -ervicr traoev.iHiuetcal laat .'M N il 2 4» N 2s '"T tl>e amiuai prodiK-t ol nianutar- • H u"day by Fri»by l> Sailth. a mem>1 W.sa 1.51 1" *4 turad Rouda tB New Jen*y waa 4<i |wr t»» of the aeotor elaa* of tl»e laitlteran j Ir it *1 - 4N “•“.T*"*-. a. attahod 12 2 per eeiil. lor Nea I heol.*le»i HemiNary at i'btladelphla. -f2 0*2 *'4* 12.52 York, bar elo«aa4 roaipeiltor. | Mr. Fuilth'e •ui.ye.-t wa*‘Tlte rierklna | It 1.27 7*7 1.27] lij artual |«i|>ulattou Nea Jn>ey r»avW»ur," and hl» muarke were taixvl j

*•22 ranka aliteenth amouc the State-, but u l a> !, > t' uk e.

In denatty of |ai|>ulatii>n that t». the ,u * u '■ '■otue

•W 4 fa. 11 tW *11 i "ow tier of Inhabitant-'per -<1 ua rt in Hr • hleh^w a- |.

.« S .Vi . . n il of lerrilortal area—Nea Jerwy, with «-al. and MN rarue-tly hoped th ,:Ni. U »urpaa«douly by Rhode l»land . ■* lh* aea-on advaine-. many of t

Wklidme. 1J. A R. boy- I land Ha—a.-liu-ett- .ummergl.il.ir» a 111 make till, th

■ to It* total animal value of uanu Aa carbauRemya, with much truth, factund gooda, New Jerrey rauki Md oaie of the very woral thing, uur ! .Ulh. In the per capita value ol •n do la lo apeud money before It 1. manufactured good. New Jervey rauki

\

to ;:atlur .< Kailrum

•Jl Wedneaday

2» Friday

20 Haturday. :«l Hu nday. . .

rekBud to -avc that I'tfc attend amw a a.

place of wor-hip Mr. Hmlth Mill ha 1—ured of a hearty a

bay tblnge and aetlle for them ••promiaea to pay” will aurely bring trouble, no matter bow large a .alary one baa. By time tying up our re-

meet the future with anything like a comfortable condition of mlud. am for any rcaaotiour earning ability 1.

iff. it p

The only m

to live la to act aalde, every |iay^lay. aome portion of our earning*, and turre ounelve* to live atrlrtly within the llmtta of what U left. We may want more than tbla balance will buy, but It wwu’t hurt ua half a» much lo want aa lo fate a deficit with no proa-

pert, or a dMant one, of being able

meet oar obUgallotie. Wr all have loo

much, a* It la. We could do wl much Hae, and atill be happy.

Tag Governor bar vetoed tin pomed by the preaent legMalun providing for the changing beck to Cape May City Council of the ll.|Uor It

county court. The Governor mya that the granting of llrenae a MH private InlereaU and la thua clearly dMIagnlahaUr from the (icrfurmaoce of other public dutlea Impoaed upo elty council*, (kmtluolng. be aayi “The doty of the city council* I* t

The 1

ai of the hlgbent type

motive*. They 1 aoiely with

ere, however, they 1 to grant llcenaea ' m of member* of city o«

pal affair* la apt to deter the beat rlaaa

ordinary dynamite, and aomeuhat more powerful thau |iure nlinaglycerln. Notwltbataudlug II* high txpkjelvtproperty, however. It la practically eenaUlvc toabocfc.aud w ill not explode from Ignition ev en If a maa* of it be atlrred with a white-hot Iron.

t will

evaporate Ilka water, and abella arc

AIM with It by the idinplc proco* . ig end pouring l,tke ••lyddite.

high cxpkudre* In me by foreign guvemmeula, Maxlmlle I* a compound of picric arid, but Ua actual oompoaltiou ' la mcret. It can be detuna ted only by a aperial fuae, tlie comfioanmii of

which la alao a Government aecret.

Aa abowlng the Inaenaltlvciie— of thh explualvc to all ordinary foimaof aboek, aome elaborate IcaU have been made at Sandy Jiook by Government offlchda. In dkic of Iheae a 12-lncli armor-piercing projectile wa. charged with TO pound, of Maxhulte and tired, wHboul a fuse, thruugn a 7-luch Harveylxed ulckel-aleel plate, the projectile being recovered Intact from the aand abutment behind the plate. A atmtlar abell, thi. time armed with a detonating fuae, wait hen fired at another plate, and, exploding w ben about two-tblide through, .haltered the plate to fragment* and completely demohabed the aupporting alructurea. Aa originally made, gunpowder wa* a looae mixture of pulrerlred aulphur, charcoal and aalt|*tre. Then It waJ actually a powder, not granulated, a. l*lhe prevent form of ordinary arnoky black powder. The Idea of granule. Uou probably an»e from the admixture of bltumluou* matter.with the

‘ powder to retard the comhuatlou.

The Ant methodical grattulatiou of -gunpowder recorded waa In France In IH25. In I'M General T. J. Rodman invented priamatlr |a>wder, dealgulng

proa e. - for moulding th

eepantely and giving them a uniform ahape. tie alao made multi-|irrfuiated powder grain, to Itiaure pr<«re**lv

I>land. New Jeraey baa 12.4 per cent, of her populatton engaged la varkni* kinda of mauufariuriug indudry. a proportion which la excedtod only by thorn of Rhode laiatid and Mawarliii

e of all

the Fwai M. K fhurrh.un evening, the Rev. |>r. Brm the paidur. prea.-hed Imdructtvel

ibject being, •■Have We a Heavenly

tranaportatlon farillUea—Beat ertrtc—which a hr enjoya. an are bring extended to practic-

ally all paita of the Htalr, together

the natural advantage, of her iphleal pokttloo, the protection evuragement afforded ajually to and labor by her equitable law< guarantee of wldeapreed tntelllwblch la furut*bed by her

It that they are atbet-tic •n Hi* exiatrnce. tail they

have their doubt* a. to HI* guadtu and Justice. Hi* talrnc-a and falhrriititrnm. Tl>ey fall to*ee that to attnliute Injustice to God I* virtually to deny HI* extatencr. The apparent Injuaticr

other advantages, natural and aorialjof thing.

t of labor disturbance of

tfferad within her territory to the laduatrialM and the home aaeter. all

point to the attainment by

of a atill more brilliant poolllou In Hie

hLgh school fight

The project for a new high achoul building In I'ppgr township, Cape May County, has caused onuslderable

The

majority of the taxpayers, it 1. polled, feel that Tuckaboc is the central location, while the people of Feterntmrg believe they are entitled have the Institution at their village. Those residents of Tuckalioe wl art opposing the erection of the school

for fear of a raise of tax-

will b

roteat to the county and Htatc autboritlc*. It ta reported thi twenty men of Tuckahoe have vnlunto contribute fS each to Agbt

the plan

The other aide, which It trying to uom the town, la Indignant ovi ppoalttou, and acorns the ,Idea that taxes will be increased because of the school building. Tuckahoe new bank has hoc new Industries are belt established, and a glaas plant will I erected In the neer future. With ■ this Improvement, the majority of the taxpaper* of the township aee think the proper place for the building Tuckahoe. The feeling between ;wo faction* I* very hitler.

CHURCH SERVICES

"•XTy

boon—10.su a. m. and ; the First M. K GAurch The pastor, Rev. K. It. Bruuyatr, will

preach.

Rev. H. T. Casselberry, the will conduct the service* and preach lu the First Presbyterian fburrh tba usual hours on Holiday. In th# morning, Mr. Casselberry^ 1 aultJect will he'Hlur Native I.auU." Eveul "A Hjiollem Flag." There wlIMm proprlatr music.

lUly Comi

Recent real e-tate transfer. In Ocean inty recorded in the oAloe of County

CUrJt »re as follows.

Jamas A. Marts et ux to Oscar l>.

1 Premise.

ompeoii. Pn e of Wymqutl

east of Orimn avenue. 50 by- T.', f« William H. Jiright. HhenH b

■utb-

1 feet.

I ' .land of Anna K Fries et ela.J, to May Steelman. 11200. lot 588, Hectkm c •. llav-ld H.TItlow to KateTltlow . t |.

Lot 20, Hection A.

g HiLi.—7-room cottage.

tall

■mmuulon). Huoday School, Morning service and sermon.

I0.au. A patriotic service at S p in.

Herbert J. Cook, II Il„ will

preach at hath servIces. Special music

In the even tug. ar. AtHit'irmAt'K.

Maws

o'clock In HI. Augustine'. Sunday morning. Rev. V

Kx-Magtaiiatr (.harutoii. of the Twenty-fourth Ward. Philadelphia, a lager here, was unanimously elected airman of the Hemis-ratlc t ity lumlttceoii Monday night to succeed Magistrate I.ailnrr. it wa* Hie And meeting of the committee since ew meniler. »c»e elerled, and the select km of Thorutou a* clialrman 1 surprise, -ays the ledger, a. he has been regarded as an autl-Hoiinrlly-Kyau Kern or rat for more than a year

Mr. Tliorntou baa d<

j. and,

FatlierT" Hla text was from 11: -Your Father, w hich ta lu I Hr llruiryratr said in part: "Hoe* there really exist a A: tloushlp between God and m If mi, w here shall we cx|wct t< any mtlafoctory proof of ItJ

presence of the moral Indifference of nature, and..the myriad Injustice* of human lift, modern men acem ready at all time* to impugn Hie character of

rid. yet the belief In God ami Hi* benevolence atill haunt* the mind* and hearts of meu. Naturally, II I* easier for u» to believe lu Hit benevolence of God than lu HU malevolence. The advanced moral aeuatilreoea* ol today U a proof of the moral natureol God, and an Indication that there I* a Heavenly Father who is developing by rx pencil re of life and time the 1 being of HU children. Moral pn oa questInMiig the justice of God unconscious IrtlfOtr to HU goudnre*. When ar *ee God, the Eternal, over against tftan, the mortal, It makes i4> feel how the very earth that beans.and the lime tbal enfold, our tauorarv bui movement, lu HU Iteiug. moment, that come and fiass and |>erl*b wblh He abides." Hr. Hrnnyate said that mankind has two clues which may be rut In the belief of a benevolent God, aisd which bring relief to son these |irrplexlug difficulties -Itrst. Hie modem evolutkmary science, and the Christian religion: th id revealed. IT* ich deep tliough abd wa* listened to with marked at

tlklm.

must ritiaiivTKKiAN •The Aewer of CnbeUeT' was the subject of the Rev H. T. t'aaselberry' Hie First Presbyterian Church on Huuday-evenlug. HI* l wa* from Mali., IS;5S: •■And He not many mighty work* there beea ol lheir unbelief.’' -We are all admirer* of pow< 1 Id Mr. Casselberry. -Note car* ic weak thing*. Now. wrlrearmi about the power of faith and the marvelous things which it acrom pliahe*. Rut there U a |si*er tu unbelief, also, and the power lu u 11 belief disastrous a* the power lu faith U •The same which |hiIiiI* Hie ro 1 ripen* the frail, also kill* a destroy*, hecauV they reach a Hi aben they no longer receive to ad vs hoMlug preclou* thing*. If stopped corked, I* u-ele—. and *0 with o

religion ol aagmou ai

I they

• then

> God.

1 rhurcl

•old I

ly mighty works, but they I tellevr In HlmAand Hr »i from the tow n, liuahle to ps

form any mighty work of auy kin-

It ua* the |aiuer ot unbelief

-d HI* w

k Hiei

'Now; Naureth

*ed place, and needed Jrsua Christ •orely enough, hut heeamwof unbelief they remained lu their eundltiou. *1 hU place. hU life, hU aoui. he doubted Christ Peter aaiik-and the Master rebuked him for faith. Mary larked faith

N. C. Clelland REAL ESTATE BROKER:

v- within ten days 1 * n vxpr-rietK-cd t.niiM 1 I'htludrlphia, carryiae

HARRY F. STANTON

KtAL l

PROPERTIES BOUGHT ANOSOLD MORTGAGEC PLACED OF net Eigtilh Strati Stic* lUari »iei«

1 the heauHhil aO-

SKALKH PE0P0SALS.

Samuel Schurch -- REAL ESTATE l : ' AND INSURANCE' {SOI Asburj tit., Octu Clij, I. J.

if tilt, attractive serits of iratkMI to Ticket Agenb

CURTIS ROBINSON

XoliiT lo AIiscdI lh-ri‘iiil:in|s.

imS’goo'o* u 1 * mV

1 (lie (Xami) ot I a|.

Proposals for a (iraiel Honil.

il her

-ar* will always Aow rlleve that Christ livubrllef emu rob a

and o

.orld. Houtit o

. and make of the |.c»plc hf the mbrllef In hu*

Il I- lietti-t to dwell lu the <11111 f.* - u perslllloii than lu alt rarellnl 1 lothlug by Hie air-pump of untwlte

laln^f lei

Thinly and .

accept [breath.

"What' |«.i belief or faith

■mining fat darkness, for Hie i u -s*7'”

r Is working lu 1

SMBBIFFS SALE.

Uo><I*s*d IT.IU1—

, 11 <t«-viYcsiii-. 1 .hamr'ii'Xr lo—n-'J'i nu*n Montlay. Jtfly 15th, ityo;.

O. l_. LAKE

REAL ESTATE AGENT

Conveyancing 3 Insurance

NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS

for

Nos. 744-46 Asbury Avenue

JORDAN MATHEWS

OCEAN CITY. N. J.

George W. Ernst “GENERAL HAULING Automobile Garaev Wholesale Rutter. Kgg.. l.ard. t Iwr-e | and Poultry - Residence, Inli Asbury avenue. ! Off 101. 7lh Sum Ml JUMti me Viii tiMsi

t^*Money to loan on Bond and Mortgage.*^]

DARBY’S Ocean City Laundry 656 Asbury Ave . Hret-elas* Work lb KvKj- Pgrtk-uls.. [

THAT TAX QUESTION Can easily be settled by building Bungalow Cottages

THE! ARE IN GREAT DEMAND

> *!.t..mal^ro^JB jut <0 plvev ,s

JACOB SCHUFF THE PIONEER DAKERf. Ig TCWhS-,.,,,,, 0:ggg Ot,. J. » Hr-aC. Cks saJCaXsakallr. wmdSw

I have |iri |>arcil plans ior a number of these artistic aa^ o>nveiiient lilt!*- 'summer homes and will be pleased to submit them -upon request.

OCEAN CITY BAKERY

Jos. G. Champion

BREAD, FANCY CAKES and HIES { GEORGE S. BIGKEL. Proprietoi

NO. <■* ASBUK. AVENUE. ,, . .. ttA..an.N.j. I.sth St. and Haven Ave., Ocean City, N. J.

OCEAN CITY. N .

2*K2ir.'222!

CITY BAS LI6HT CO. Mpnd „ rs

ENOUSNk JOHNSON, 0 ne” rice Store

(HtiMliiii m Builders I2IO Asbury Avrnur.

USE CAS FOR

COOKING LIGHTING HEATING

NO SMOKE NO SMELL

NO DIRT

Just Strike a Match

G THOMAS

Si- -[No. 108 Market St.,

PHILADELPHIA,

Furnisliinjp

Uk making or -the ruination of k -- drivnda on the aux.uiit ..f taltortak

! put 11 pnn time |airt*. T "> |long wear and sbapr-lrol "rath Hie siirfare. That 1 can’t buy by look, alone

othew. w hllat

mailc. a

1* lie* Or

ALLEN SCULL • l-Hir*. wl.lU a* *tyll.l.

1 In cut a* any garuieul* maur.

Contractor and Builder ,c 'b* 1 "*>» »>«weaMoiiingi«ri* 808 Contra! A

OCEAN CITY, p

Clotliing for Boys Widow Jone* Null* for Hoy* S

folk, Rustrr llroa n. I>..ui.lr Urea*

-IOHPs' MARTS "-I Contracting Builder

kIutu. T | Hlark, Brown, Nelter. M.m.» IkrtP

lift

d Soft In every grade al the h

jlililll! Fids Famiii drocerids. at <Xmnl>,ln /n-w5 ik.iA t., ,. H .

Men's Pantaloons

(E1KE R. I0IRGE0IS 1 SRI | Genu 1 FuroWilug •—'d*.

Mendel’s One-Price 5tore

l*C» Attantk- Aveoue. ATLANTIf PITY. H-1

Carpenters and Builders

VoSSX’.u,. ._ iiti|i

IMMM. m filnt'S'Troanii'oo^r Von ,n Ai-anin•ni-ap.M.j^.Vntj! 1 ™* 15 " 1 * 11 "" ,

■ LO-WF PRICES.

J «■ 8. Attar GEO. 0. ADAMS & BRO. PLASTERING, RANGE SETTING

MILK LAYING, fcte.. Etc.

ork In Mason line 1‘rompHy

ALBERT G. GILBERT,

, PRACTICAL HORSE PAINTB

645 Asbury Avenue,

A. H. BAKER ...Undertaler • and • Embalmet 849 ASBURY AVENUE.

nyvsir "oS; 'z&ssi

M ARK lake ! . Undertaker and Kmbalmifr

W. H. MITCHELL,

BRICKLAVING - PLASTERING nrtAI

n ^pKoiniivr COAL COAb

Av < I COAL

COAL

COAL Kuy your Coal tr

IRA S. CHAMPION

... iwon, I _ Roar) 1, Hae«..

oltVapeMayUoouly, IM-loglbewtrur

j A| l MM>rniilro >M * < aa<w <r> »laXJ^JwY<U ft * 1 "''.f ipjS&Smloi '

JStSU’/fiT.t

I. N. JOHNSON, PLUMBER, Steam and Gas Fitted

Alderney Dairies

Guaranteed Ktrir-Hy p Urt .

/ailk

lepatnng a specialty.

ICE CREAM

ESTABLISHED lUi

Furnl.l.rd Ruumi lib light bouae-k .

| bath. Apply h24 Ovewu.

l.oiiMe-kn-ping. L’ae, v

Bad. Tubs and 2£fcSKaBig! - f Supplies. i—l •'•*„i„ ua i- ' ' «ao A-mbury Avonno j MSI. and Asbury Ate

TWELFTH-HT. AND WKHT AYS-

tint?* lo the loo

0. j. HAMMELL Marble ix Granite Worts

Mouumenla, M Hlaluary Work, Crodl** ..- CEMETERY INCLOSURE*

Works at Pleasantvillc. N- J '