OCEAN CITY GARDENS

Including all of the Famous North Point. Planned to Embrace all of the best Features of a home by the Sea

A New Idea for Seashore Property *- The plan <>f <U-%cloptucnt of the 0<«u> City Garden* u entirely different from anything ever attempted in aenahore property. The plotting of.thia tract k after an original idea by a noted firm of landscape engineer*. who {dotted the World'* Fair. Chicago. The street* are laid out *o a»4o make artirtfr, irregular aertion* and plots with widening boulevard*, an agreeable contrast to the straight line* of m<nt suburban cities. While this ha* been more Costly to the Company in the increased amount of property given over to street* snd the greater cost incurred in gradingi curbing and laying of sidewalk*, it make* poskihle a greater variety of artistic effects than could be gained in any other way. Then. too., the shape of the famous North Pcrint, all of which i* comprised^ in the Ocean City Gardens tract, i* peculiarly adapted for this method of" laying out streets. Those who have traveled eatensively say that Ocean City Gardena reminds one of town* on the Pacific coast, where nature ha* provided the material for the garden* and parklike effect that we are carrying out here. Improvements Unparalleled Surpasses All Other Resorts Ocean City Gardens is subject to Ocean City restriction*, srte*ian water, sewer*, underground telephone, and with many additions not possible in the older sections of the city. All lot* arc brought t<> building gride, granolithic sidewalks, curbs and paveled streets, made free of all expense to lot owner*. On the hoy side of the island i* the large lag<ion and new b<at landing, surrounded by choice boat house lots for yachting snd motorboat*, a diversion for which Ocean City i* famous. Unequaled Outlook on All Sides For a seashore home there is not another property with so commanding a position and beantiful outlook on all sides. The ocean on one side, on the Other the inlet, with Atlantic City opposite, on the other the beautiful hay which has made 6cean City the leading yacht centre of New Jersey. The beach is one of the finest and best on the coast. There arc no meadow* or stagnant water nearly to breed malaria and the mosquito pest Climatic conditions are ideal, axiler in summer because fanned by the breexes from life ocean to the bay, and warmer in winter by reason of the gulf stream.

First 1908 Syndicate Now Forming This is the first public announcement of the syndicate plan of pun li • for lots at Ocean City Garden*. A plan that offer* advantage* H"* "'•b’ ’ wise possible. Those who are accepted in thi* syndicate have the prri siege of buying one or two has at the special price of f4</ cmh, worth ■ d triple and quadruple’this price, jMtt allowed only t«> syndicate and as - Only lOO Members will be Accepted at fa$tiiash. balance at fiio monthly < to per cent, discount (breach- a 4lihely membership agreements will all he taken tip very qunkly. When syndicate is completed the member* will be^givrn an oppiirtuni! v to hid a premium for choice of location. The highest bidder w ill have fir*t choice, and • As some member* of the ud will naturally have «atraqg preference for location* adjoining the home* of their friend- and relative-, the premiums they pay for such location* will greatly red ft Or flic price of lots to other member*, since ALL of the premium money i- divided equally among the member* of the syndicate. Kvcry M included in the syndicate sale is choicely located to induct quick building and i* worth from two .to three times syndicate price of >490 The sole purpo*c of the Syndicate Plan is to get 100 good people interested in Ocean City Garden* at once and talking about it among their friend* and acquaintances. Restrictions That Make An Ideal Home Every one knows that the chief factor of Ocean City'* phenomenal growth is the moral and sanitary restriction* governing the entire island Everything is clean and neat Vulgar and sensational*aniu-etm-ht is debarred. There are no saloons, nogambling houses, no slaughter houses or fuaniifacturing plants, not even a burial ground is permitted on the island. Streets are wide, curbed and guttered and always clean. Sewer . service is of the best, pure artesian well water and no rowdyism. A healthy, wholesome, moral resort for the entire family Women and children require no police protection. A place where men want their families to live under proper influence*. In addition to this there is a climatic advantage due to the bracing air from the ocean. The religious and moral environment of Ocean City has attracted people of refinement and culture. *

A Comparison of

Values

, which U> mak< No property so

from public tb* forfiv-..

cited. At th< irdens tract art*

The Best of Transportation

-the Philadcl- * electric line, with Philadcl The proposed unrvt with the

Rapid Development

Ocean CilyG; five lot* have win twenty five agreem ranging in price fr side of the tract is

d and twcni

me. and builder*; thin a year houses', 1 h»1cl «n the ocean

Note These Special Provision*

nd :

All syndicate metnbei company a bouu* of f 1 will be n<> interest charj No charge for dcei

arc paid in full. Title i- gt Company* of Atlantic City Philadelphia purchaser*. Write for handsome illu

plan.

a ill receive from the corner lots. There. F you die before lots Title and Finance m- refunded to all

Ocean City Gardens Co.,

Haiti Office, 1098 Drexel Building, 5th and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia S E o^,^Mv^ c,,y ^rn‘«S A r mo “ ,, ‘ ten til! Mm. 844 Blik Bhh Ci!| I j.

-•Why not have your-*-*Job Printing

Dome in Ocean City ?

\

Tfhe! 1 H ‘

: Sentinel Printing House is Equipped to do your work as Artistically and as Satisfactorily as you can

get it done in Philadel-

phia.

Give us your order, We’ll do the rest. Seatlaafuctlon QuarcinteeU.

The Sentinel Printing House

Ocean City, N. J.

11 11 11

OCEAN CITY CLOB GETS FINAL RACE

K. Curtis Robinson «* Conveyonclnjf and Insurance N*Ur> KaMk MS CsmiU«l—rf arf OmS* New. 744-40 Aaabury Avasnusc OWKAN CITV. N. J.

tain U. W. Pow.ll; Um John l.loo Psltoo, OsfUlo (J. V. HartlMt, Jr.; the Clara H .t'uWaln K. W. Burlrlgl,. Iba Kllrt, < om Hi odor* 1.. M. Vtmm. and tb* oOwr UwU WrlD|loc o»i !W rasr. Every boat •tarilii* In tbia l*aa Outabad. Tb* laat Ha- waa that of tb* o|«e lauocbaa. Tb*r* w*r* aixlrau bra to BO am** tba llu* and lb*y •< nun clraely buuebad tbau tb* an. It waa not until tba tiny craft w*ra off tb* ataamboat pl*i tb* nturn trip, that tb* May, Hmry 1) Moor*, owo*r, waa Man to hart laud o»*r tlx olb.r boa la tb* Mart, tb* Ja**t* Hoyal, t’apUluA.tl Hparka,aDd tb* tlortnid* H., OapUln W II. Houaall, urarly had a ertoua colllaion, w Iran CaiCaln Hparka lanirai-! lb* tiartrad* H. In •odaavorIns to makr a tom tor poaUkia. N'Mlbariboal waa InJuMa, and U>lb pneMdad allboul delay. Tb* J—M* Hoyal took *w»ud plan*, while ■crlrud# M waa tblld, twenty-four —couda In lira rear. Only one boat dM not Itulab In tbli rlaaa, and that waa Hi* !>art, I'aptaU John H. Uroeea, which broke dual juat after alia aiarlad and bad In b aarpad back to lira club float All of the baauly and elite of lira f**oet. aa lira Old Sport'’ of Die Inquirer wl|bt aay. waa out to ae* lira ra*a.. The yarhl club baadquarlr ■ are rroaded aiih ywilh and faahlo and lira aperlarle pr—wnlart waa I

aplrluf

Ttra pity Irainl aaa on hand and played rbotca adept kina, able I Ini— a*re vlsbroualy pruteated by lira— k—pint renuda of Ibe ranns evMita. Alao a ooNr oblaetur » bultdoB, wbirb boated while the band . aa endeavoring lo —ru lie Money

NBW YACHT CLUB

Point Yacht Club waa

orfaolaed and Inoorporalad within Ibe peat lew daya and that bay r—c

rotar upon a a*rt— of « id racaa ■ bleb will place the lira malnlaud rttbl up Into

lln* wHb IbUrliy ami otbera lu

it of lb* club la Mayor

Tbar* are twenty ■ tba dub, among them train! Judft K A. Hlgtraeand former Pro—rutor Samuel K. Perry and a number of other prominent raatdaota of Tb* club mam Iran an arranslns lo a*cuma clubbouaa cu lb* bay from with plenty of ground* for a park, and during tb* pr—*nt a—aon It I* *x parted that a a*rta* of racaa will Ira I fad for tb* bay neon. N—rly iry mamtrat ol tb* club

Mn. Audnw Brown and Mr. and Mr*. Kdwaid K. Brown, of Weet I'blladelphla, an vraltlng In tbl* reMr. Brown baa nut traon ben Ip flee ytara, and b* waa aurprtaad at tb* r gnat Improvement* made during that lime 11* plana to maka Ocean (.tty bla pormanent borne, and will maid* in bla gnndmotber'a Mr* K. Bruckwl poltage. Tenth and l'*ntnl avanu*, during tb* winter.

Tb* buy elKrtr of Holy Trinity I'rotwUnl Kplacopal Obarcb of W—I lirartar will Be Iran for Itwlr annual eiirempmdfl on Auguat a. They have a—umd parmlaaioii from W. K. Htlanrar lu pitch Ibalr lanU on bla beach front properly aud will nmalu Iran leu daya. They have b**u nimtiig to Ocean til/ for a uumtrar of year., under lb* can of Wm. A. Ilruoka, lb*

■»oll«hl*« With Meaori. In. and Mn. A. (Irani larder, of I'hiladtlphte, with a party of brand., have Irann *|*ndlng a fow day* at tb* Maawrtl cntlag*. Hlalwulb and A*bury avanua. Tbl* I* llralr Oral nan I 'Ity aud they a i pnaa t -Iva* aa ddlgblad with lb* n Dunng their atay, they wan vl by ('. (I. A. I radar, lira Cbaeluut *lr—1

jtullou A I nr—>ii Iran purebaarat ■ip-to-dale auloaioUra, and lira Iblnga PoMMaalar Mullou la dulaB wKb Ora machlB# la bla aflbrta lo laara bow

rutad by |i I'urtl* . , ofllo*, 144 Aabory *vmiu*. Oaaau UMr.H.L

SUNDAY IN TBE LOCAL CHURCHES

may tra p*rv*rt*d Into allraa of the low—t crUn* - W* n—d a irtbi. and wanted a rbriat lo tall u. wbal b duly aa wall aa lo make It |hi—Ibl* for do n. (V* Ii**l a ataodard Ilk* Ilia atandard .eight lu tb* Iraodoti Tower, .bare all Ibe people of lira town and country go lo teat llralr weight and height.' moi.v TKikirr. Tb* He*. Ur. Hartrart J pnaebad both aarmou* In Holy Cbureb Kuoday. In lb* availing bla topic waa "That Country" and laat wa* from Hebmw*. II; 14: “ tbay that aay aucb Iblnga daclan plainly Ibal llwy a—k a country. Ur. Took apoka of tb* aapartallon of all lo reach a bum* lu lb* Iran*fur aud bow plainly lira word* of auclanu revealed llralr belief In It. Tb* andanu daclan for Ibalr fulun bom* "by acta ratbar Iban by wordi by Ibalr dally Mv— rather than by bnmllra*. They make known tbalr belief by llralr conaclouaua— of lb* v rat bit, by tbalr daUcbadna—from lira thing* lhal an aaati and by Ihelr rarer look forward that Ibey are Indeed taaklug a h—vtuiy bum# Now llwy d—Ira a bailer country Iban Ihle, Ibal la, baavan. And le uol that our d—peat d—Ire? I muet ballava n. I am panuadad ibal wa, who know bow flatting an even lb* heel of tb —ribly, often look forward In tba changing dellgbU of Jeru—Irm That faith Will never Ira lu valu, Ural Imp* will never Ira dtaappoluUd, ran Ira depended u|«>u. The pmvlou* wordi Iru* for the fallhlul now ae tlray .ben tbalnk wa# rr—h from lira apoelle’t pan. "Wlwrafon liud !• uni Behani*! lo b* called Ibalr liud,for Ha Iralh pr* pend Uram a rtly " And you will muirmlwr Ural II waa J—ua I'briei, Him—If, who prnpnaad Ibeglad aulb'l palMi of lb* Iratlar life a* lira aiiUdui* for all lb* *uflaring*. dlaappwlutiu*iil* and baaruclra* of Ibl* pre—nl world In Ural leal •■•nderful dlacoue— lo Hladlaripra*, Htaald. "Irat not your h earl be iroubMfl • • III l»iy Kalber'a bou— an many maualnna II It wen nrt an I would trav* told you I go to prepare a place for yon aud If I gu and pmpam a plea* for you, I come again and receive you unto —If, Ibal where I am. I Ira re y* may Ira

*Uo.' "

Ttra epaakar apuk* uf deioUuiral nadlng and of He Influani llvaaMbrauy paopto He —Id II i.xild el way# Ira of abl In ramie pel Ural a* davotlua lucraaaed Ilia wurld would Ira Iiaturad aud flaaliy ail .—rid marrb ta eUmlly, alnglug .mga uf Hum In Ibalr I walla

ifoy Tbl* JV» yaar*,

MOUNT ETNA. IU Wend—a aa a—la* In Tala, all T reveler*. M-uni Etna baa furnlabral mure n» j lenal for Iraveb-r.' la lea Iban *»> | other maoniala oa Ibe earlb AeP i. ! la bed EnfllabnieB of a century eg • wbo fell Inin Ibe faebluoalrfe Midi uf j lilmblnf In He blftraat iraak and eo.nv: did a tana even In Ibe Ian on neord In ibe riubenal

traada Mmml Klaa," wrote une of Ibe—. "la a man above the world Every river on the (aland ran be tra-ral

from tie month to It* amirce

continue*. "Of all Ibe rllmal— of lb —rib can Ira delected Ibe frigid cl' — around one. tb# temperate wltb lie twit

Juel underneath and the

The Ideal Summer Resort OCEAN CITY, N. J. BATKINS SAFE AND UNSURPASSED FINEST BEACH ON^HE COAST THE HOME OF THE ffMILY MAN

I the t>

uf tb# mountain. many churches

IK vbieyanta and luiurtant *ru> e Tb# great ocean around, with the I. land* of I.lpart, Panari, Alb udl. fllnmi bull and Volcano, with their amuklur aummlla. apira*n under your fee-, oial 1 you look down upon lira .Imle <rf|

Welly a* upon a map " In uddltlon It *" ,k —

NO SALOONS

f California, lake* that brve

well anpplled wttfc tllbee

All Vary "Civil ■'

In. •■ertalii M«'lloiia of the cua ri ' I be re an muck favored wutda .1., n an required to do duty wlib a mN4—, variety of mmnluga. Sw b l> tin Word "amart" among tabkeea and u| 'thing Ibe Irabradur ebon Ibe w.inl I “civil" Tlie folio. Ing cobvera .i i, bet Keen Iwo nallt— waa uverie-.Mi’

by a traveler

■We an gats' to have bn* of dirt t>. day.” eald une. glam bis at the *b> “Naw IPII be civil" m>ll.-l bl ,

camiwiihin.

“Ho. dhl »«o gd on with Ibe cap

ratal"

*11 In bunllns dra-r b> j

Spat ions Bowrdw.uk. Free Hand Com i-rts I) iriitj; Season. Great lushing in Ocean and Bay. The Ddi^lit of tin Yachtsman. Numerous Trains to „ r ,.. and from I’hil tdf lphia on Three Railways Within easy access of Atlantic City sr

other well-known resorts

aud by When . know n-lbllig. bill lie gut “Irld you go dueu Hie I ".V. w H e Ira. . I,u f

• Iv lilac l

llttrlNK Vorar It tiny Nlmiiirlng in PHILADELPHIA

Stop in For a Restful Hour or Ttuo

HiKbCIa*

KEITH’S

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IbenCe al*Hii a* I

mli.Uv. tllioepbal— prumelaa gotdn.l. Tile lliele Markliend Ibe fe. undalrat rlga aMgly* U|e. umbm-le of leal — id water i and wal.1i— rhem umwaatiigli bat* be.1 Tlie egg. of Hie goblh<H«»|(.vl alugl, u|erfi lira w—d mu—•. in a aiwllar uiauiwr I. male n.b lira egg* of lira talk..

IS—tritc .lugt?

LICENSED AUCTIONEER, No. 721 Anbury Aoenue, Ocean City, N.

depie—low. on lira hrtla-, •rafter H— t—- 4*4>rall llralr

akallow be.la —

», and aim r apa.k lu

— peupu . iMMiira— .an— n.oal ,d lb trwubra In Ibla world Marnh—rar { ■

«*•*•• i*T.ve. tuerav—. WM. LAKE, C. E„ WtSMl I veal ntc- Wjgtri