Ocean City Sentinel TAXPAYERS ARE MANY COTTAGES TAKEN FOR PROF. STEVENS

MUCH INCENSED SUMMER SEASON OF 1909 PRAISES RUNNERS

j Ht'KSI*A v - ArlUi. 2X I \\V »h»H el*' 1 ttceivr. il

M

orV that «ill be a

a [.IcawnK t« lately I haw

. ronituunlly aixi •

fighted Poltcy to Remove

Boardwalk.

All rtiiunmiik'ailoii* »«•' »•'«■ •»

,.f the « rilrr. ii.rt i»-,r~«r,ly | K„M„« , „.,, y ,4.cm^olcaf,; r pnl.lkiilkw, but a- a Kuarantw^, lt , frw dB>> t .,»Kl faith. , WilliaiD M Taylor, a W«at I'tilladrl-

•jrliia lunyri. alio pr»|mty In

' Fine Weather Brought Large School and Scholars Are Now v

Number of Renters to Reaching Position They This Resort. Both Deserve

SAYS A LAYYYER A iiiitutxT of imIUki- «rr» renlr<1 | At the mnrlunlon of llir r^e

ORDINANCE LEGAL,

-r

Mill a Ilia •Innalld fur euUaa»< | i,, r -

Salunlav a ill t* M V I. Tl.ur Hu-J

Question Was Raised by Philadelphian Owning Prop-

erty in Resort.

riurlngltif ar-rk f.'f llir oonitiiK »um-IIIi-r araxin anil the real e-late men are rewU liiK many iu<|uirle> for deeiralile

inominff ea^rrh

w ith her.»Ho«er-7w 111 m*oii Im-

I'lirSiMIXKI. I'rlulliiE ll.iu-e Ml your j"h work tn llr-l elanatyle » n-laotory |irire».

J \!. f'hewter, of4hl« elty. ha- been .uiMiliileil ailmlnUtralor of the MariMiHite e-tate. W K Wjtttlm-on wn-

thr adinillhlratur PERSONALS.

lioieil I'arwin.of l'hlladel|ihla. wa-

in taw h on Munday.

Mr- Uela Smith, of I'atndeii. wa- a

re*a‘iit Eue«l at the 1‘alai-r.

I: A. I'alloii. of IMilladel|>hia. «a> a

rl-ilor to thi-elty yeaterday. .

lieorae XV. Shirleyjif l'n>-|Tel I'ark. wa- a vhtllnr here a few day aline. Valor lluinhreeht, of l'hlladel|ihla. wa- a Vi-ilot here a few daya aline < harlea <• - liyolt. of rhlladrl|ihia. *wa-a vi-i|..r here diirinK the week. Mi. and Mr-. A II Stealer, of I‘ain-■ il*n. were ii^inw 11 itiirniK the week the Itev II Ma-I tiordon. of I'hllail«.||.hia. wa- III town diihiiK the week Sylvaliua Murjihy. of thla elty. re■enlly ttailed frlenda In llraltfrlt

Waller II. Hava, of I'hllade

wa- a vlailor here the latter |>arl Mr. and Mra. MTIilem Have-. Taeoiiy. were recently rryl-lered at I he

W>o..ln<

Mra II. II Kyuetl and Vlr-. K. *' ItoUi. of I’hiladeli'hia. were rlallorw here I 111- week Cenrire It Kartleaton and Frank I’.iaioteiilaTff, of Wynduioor. I'a., are al pie tiarvkoail ,t: J. Du ee of Philadelphia, a ..r-ollavr owner hi te. wa- a vlailor to W ilhain Klaueiler. of Philadelphia,

idelyhla y« l aiL -S. he'

«"l»rtr

mday.

tornier Sheiiir lieorce Harrell, ol

< aiodeii. wa-a vlailor hereon Tueaday.

and retflatered al the Kllaron. Mia# I'hrlailnc J Kiaihler and Mlaa

Itealrlrr F. Kmilh. of lllverlon, were

reenil arrival* at the lni|>enal. Mt-*e* l<fiia. ICmily and Jiatle HI-

Hover, of Philadelphia, were anionir

Hie week'> arrlvala al the Kathlu. Mr-. J It I'hrlatlaii. of till- elty

wiTTyeiuto Irame today after apendinir ►eeetal daya with relative* al Kldnra.

Tile Miaaew'Paaaon returned to their home in thla elty yesterday,

apendtiivthe winterruuutha In Florida

Mr. and Mr* XV. F. K. Kledem Jorepb Stedeiu, of Philadelphia. '

reeeul vlaltora lie re and rr*l*lered al

the lliarayiie.

Mr*. Frank Powell, of Kldora, viaiied xtr. and Mr*. Alfred XX'. Powell in Mil* elty. on Tbureday and Frl-

*lay iillaat week.

The Hev. Hr. and Hr*-.John l> 1'oiiutermllie. of Philadelphia. wTiu have a i-ollase on Peutral avenue,

Idlmr-pi

lt< and'

'Uiplly a -uh-illule.

ire liiformed that yoia v 'oauiint the rlvhl of way from —uiie of the pr.'l- rtv holder* to euah e you to oered will) the new Mruelure Tina a limner-o indelinlle a« to time a* to make the llieolivelilenev of waillnv matter of very aerioua eoniern ami

intolerable liard-htp

XX'hy you removed the old one In aueh a ra-e. no our hut youraelvea know. A* It I-. liere we aie-enterinv on the auuimer aeaaou. and. from Twelfth at reel down, without the conveiiieuee of any Hoards^lk. and no thormivhfare ulouv Hie aaVau. Il wa* aliurVaiithl'-d |uihey and very |H-»r nr*a to remove that Hoard walk ■'oiii|a'l*realdeula toco Ihrouvh a uhole-raniii wir out that convenience It'-a w rong, an outrage and a ahame. id It la in order for the re-ldenl- lo eondemu aueh hu«tue** pulley. It |> |«Tfeetly proper for the taxpayer* to demand that you replai-e the old Hoard walk.and JH il remain until Hie new one I- built It -hoiild not have

I'eell removed Vonf* truly.

Phlla . April 22. XVu M. TAYtaiK. LOST HIS MOTHER

V w-

1 •- wro-o...... vl-j „ mm

a- repreaenlI Fourteenth

u<^i euiphal- There ha- been .aon a AT 01 ,,f re- re-ldenl- and projorly

wltlioul

Sii|*eriuteiHlenl Jame- M. Steven* | allowed the aelu lar- 11>e banner won I

Mra A Mile Howen ha- rented, tier by the arluavl'a relay team h. Phlladel-j dlage, nyi (Vntral avenue, to Mr-, phla on Saturday afteni'-di and al-o yra Foree, of PhiladelpIda , the r-u|> rapt urea by Harry XV Fut ' talk auouig Xlra. A. H. Hlgta-e haa rented her one of the eonleetanu. Faeh-i^ ner-of thla| Cottage,3S2 XVewley avenue, to Kdward boy** taking part In till* relay liy of the or- I' Amer. of the lirni ol William Anier teoriv rd a almilar loving rup.

'anamau. aged T-i year-,

mulhi-r of I 'apt. |i. 1. X'anaiuaii. of «-i!y. died al her home In Hrldgeon Friday evening April 111. and hurled In Owrhavk ( emelery on lire following Tnewlav. Shedled fmm 0111 pi leal loll ofdi-ea-e- Tlieta-gin-igof tier Iroiinle-d.aU-l fromlhellme • “■* id row n from a i-airlage llfiern yearw ago For -n year- *he had Ihtm hnlfa-t. and a year ago -he had a par-

"SK.r

■ I w ire iiiarru d.

X'anaiuaii Her tlr-t hu-ha'd waTheophllu- X'anaiuaii. and he died of fever al Suflolk where hewa-aerv-

lug in Hie army

Heraeeond huatiand waa John X'anamaii. w ho dle-l in AHanIMOty. She wa- Hie moHier -f olueidilkiren. One of the daughter* married Anlhuny Parker. brother of (ieorge H. Parker, of thi* elty. and live-at Tuekaboe. Auolher daughter, Mra. Joel l.anre.-re-ide- In Hammonlon Mra. Vanaman viaiied thi- reaorta number ol Sam'- and apeut one *ummer here at Kleveiith and XVe-i avenue TO SALUTE THE FLAG

rule wa- proiuulgaled at

the reque-t. nf Hie Daughter- of the Amerlean IteergUllon al a ■■leeliiiin hi

ofthe <'ouuty Seluavl S11 pef 1

dliiaiiee reeen under Hig )«•

■iTle oily'ha- right t.y hat'e mervhaula eei-nre

The elty would

right to pa— an urdinameoiifllrt with iiiter-Slati The diatinrtlon I* thi-: Tfie anln iting of ivnlera by-ale-men and ilrniiiiuer-, ami the delivery of g<»»l- from aueh order- for nuii-re-nleni hii-iue— llrmof the State of New Jer-ey. rannot lie Plijied. nor I- -oeli linn required In' y a lirenae, their rigin eai-tiug he uae of the Inter-Stale mmmerre law-. Hie aale-iiien or dcniniiiera were the repre-enlatlve- of re-ldenl titi-lne— linn- of the State of New Jer-ey. then aueh firm- would he required to^ay lirenae. Or, If Ibe iioii-realdent bii-l lino- -hip|>ei| g'-'d- tn thla eily and theae wrrrauld aflgrwanl. by order orollierwtar, then thenun-rewideut rm would l»e re’juire,l to pay liren-e."

«r

MANY APPOINTMENTS

e of the'Sutireme four! and a judge of the 1'onrt of Krmr* and Ap-The-e .iioutuiatnio- de|a*inl. however, opm the re-ull of Ihe-preiai elei-jlon 011 eoii-tilulioiial aniemlmeiM-

Setitrmher.

AmoiigoHier ap|a>liitmriit-aretho-e of four memlier- of the Stale Hoard of hid oral Ion. a State walereomml—kiuer. and ll-h and game, iwvera^ftilale reformatory. foreatry. Hoard of Health gevildgK-al aurvey and Slate Inune- tor hoyw and girl- eouiml—toner*' 1 and

manager-.

Indefieudeul of Hie Sefnite the *invrmir will a|i|a*int ievrii Stale lalair liia|ieetor-. a meiula'i of Jlie deuli-lry and pharmaey hoard- four teeliuieal leaeher*' rellremelit oyaler eiAnmi—I

Trenti

tenderita' Aaaoclalnm. J Hy the new ruling liereaflera - Jute to the flag will lie a part of Hieopeglug aelmoj exerel-e- on eaeli aetiool flay: that June M aball be oharrveil af Hag rl ^! day. and Htat prlnel|ial* and tether* alflT '-hill -trletly ohaene Hie State law requiring the floating of flag- from all

M-hool liouaea.

A me-lleal ln»|ie<-lor In all aebool diatnel* mu-t lie ap|ailule<l under pnivialoua of anew law, and another lietiuHa arhiKil elilliimi lo uae natloiial guard armorle* for athletle pur oaea, Ifthe roiiavnl of the military a iillmritir-

la tlr-t oblahn-d.

One of the new -tatulea legl-late-out of uttlee all of Hie -upervlalng prlni'l|ial>of the publk-arhooUof Hie

Koiwrt XX . Seotl and family, n f, >ii(1 )„ by PMladelpl..., were V-Mior. I.eie <* u '- lAvr^hrtk.n of Hie Stale Hoard of hkluig Hie week, viy s,a.tl la having two Uw hltrIldrd

fottarea twilll In t hi- re-.n

Jame- Ifudd and w Ife have relumed fiom Philadelphia w here they a pen I the wlnlefc-'tfnlt-HHe oompylng their

' o'-lagvgTjv I'enlraPhyenue ,

Xlr/t'arl I rowley^ajin daughter.

Ml—1 halua. were Vlaltlng

. Philadelphia.

-of >w hn'li heavy ; ha-taken Mr- X ieorge Heeal'a I'hargial prddlrr-. | Seventh and Piea-ure avj-nur.

Hlgla-r

v <'oilhi-llmati f, M famplarll haa rr-ideii^ id Phil* rented hi- eoltfge. al l t'enlral av enue, -kleratile prop-1 to William K 'Tinker, of Philadvlptna rouneil would tluii J. M. t'be-ter ha-rented hlanollage, latliutional. XX'galcy aveuiM, ti> Henry Ha—ti. query, a lawyer way-: of Philadelphia. Mr. Ha—HI, who

* been a vlailor here for a number of year*, had Xlr t 'he-ter - pottage I Wit

l.a-t year lie Hopped at

one of the Hotel-.

H F. Stautou report-the tollowiiig* Dunn rotlage, TI". XVe-ley av riiue. lo . K f’hampion.of Pliiladelplila. < 'ottage m Central avenue, to II. M.

Kly. of Philadelphia

l.ake'- rotlage, *»«» Atlantle avenue, to J. vl./urn. Cottage i.'ij Aabury avenue to A A

ork. of Philadelphia.

I ullage liVi A-hury avenue to li 11. eaeork, of Philadelphia. < oitage 0*h Central aveuue to J. T. row 11. of Philadelphia. F. K. Darby report* the following Ml—Catharine Seyfert'a bungalow, 17 Fourth Hree}. lor May and-June. 14Ieorge Smitfl. of Xorw.-al. Pa. Mr*. I^lltla K lamg'a third fl.air aparlmeut, Oil Aabury avenue, lo William Houck'*collage, "I I A-hury aveuue, to C. A I'alteraou of Tioga. Daniel Donohue'* eollage, MKT Aa bury av-uur, loj. M. Hendridka, of

< .ermanlow 11.

Mra. Ijelltta K l.img'- -ecouXI d.-tr parlment. Oil Aabury avenue, to ti. 1 oitage 112S Aabury avenue InJaa. tiiiluiietle, of Phllailelphla. J. Ltby 'a cottage, !»IT Aabury avenue, to WHIlam Uillen. of Philadelphia Kllxaheth Sanvllle'a cottage. ISO A*hury avenue, lo O. I. Smith, of XVe-t

Philadelphia.

«e'a cottage.Seventeeiitli and XVealey. to M-. D- Smltli, of XX'e-t

Philadelphia.

He—’ milage. 1217 Weal avenue. Caldwell, of Wert Philadelphia, tage. rear of IISI Aabury aveuue I.. Hrown, of Camden. ClawelT* collage, loin A-bury avenue, to Kev. J A. tioodfellow, of

Philadelphia

The Harnett i-utlage. JO Aabury avem^toH.J Slaker, of Phlfadelphla. Joaeph 1. Scull haa rented hi* atore butlding. 755 A-hury avenue, to S. S. McAIIMer, of Millville. Alao Mr. Scull haa rented the tieneK F. McCanua and Miart In, of Herwyn, I 'Scull'* other rental- include the

I Franklin I

Say* the May'- 1.9 ml mg Kecord With the rapidly Increa-log nunitier of motor latal-fln h^tg Harbor Itiver, the uevd of a yacht club or -luillarorganraatloii l« a growing nece—My. In order to -ecure heller actauumodalloti- for local log yactamen and to pmnioie interert hgalthful -port Among the fariltlte* aueh an organixallon could he hirtrumeutal In -ecuring a hnUae with club swim* attached, heller landing plai. the river channel In aar luiihtinrnf liq Uldlllonai pica' In yachting certain lo be occa-loued by the cowi|ierallou of all nwner* of motur eraft. Urgauiutkm rtimild he effected among the yachtamen order to belter promote the Intererta In general of Aim— who are follow er* of thi* popular aquattedlierrton. Kl—where In this I—ue of I he Sk.ntim:i.. notice t> given that AhUilt'a Alderuey Ibilrle- w ill open a alore at 740 Boardwalk, tblaclty. on May I. where order* for thi* celebrated milk will l« receivnl and delivery madelo any part of the reaoit. Ahlaitt’a milk la famous for Ha purity, a. all people know, will .pay you lo read Hie adverth

mgpl and pit

FAVORS BOARDWALK

■. visiting liepuly

ShcnlTJohn K Spark* and wife, al

South Seavllle, the |>a*t week. XV. D Sherrenl and party were recemly heard from In Na|>l^r~Ttmijji J. Duncan I* laYeceipt of g |h>*I car —nt by Mr. She(irrd from the Azore* Mr*. Frank KchueMer baa returned

to her fmmr 4n Ihl-, dly after _ ... days' vl-ll wllh fin-nds In Phllsdrl-, urging Ihk huildlng of Husexleusloii phis She waa aivonipauled by her to thewalk\nd haa repeatedly brought two m.ii*. ’ j the matler tiefore Ihe Chamber In Howard I. Donaghy,'of AHautlr rllort tn harteu the work.

Hie re|«'rt of the lart mrellng of icil proceedluga, there might have given the c roueou* Impre—luu nciliuau Slaulou la op|a>—d exlenaluii of the Hoanlwalk

duIIiof Thirteenth afreet. Mr Stan-

well known, took the In-

IllntTa pt the January meejlng by

■rtf*" j that Counci “'Vlo the exle ore " Voulli of Thi rnrd km, a- la «

of hi* remark* to the poptls. Prof. Stevens said: Vll give* me great pleasure to eongralulate Hie hoy* u|*m tlirir victory

art Saturday' I 1 a* *arptl*cd..for heart I expeclrd

them to w In, hut I w a- -urprl—d w hen I heard how far ahead of the second ■•oiitestants they were XX Mhout doubt the hoys are-very proud today, bui I am prouder of them than they are of them—lvr». This banner la the llr-t has been brought lo Hie school > ^trustfliat It will be followed by a

long Ihie <rf 1

"Not

1 Saturday^mt they have made s •ry credila^Khow'liig hi every meet Hiey have cmered Hit* year I certainly like to see h«y«, and girls, too. that mailer, ‘make gooil.' Six year* ago I determined In do w hat I could to help place Hie Ocean City Hie llrst rank of blghscboul* I feel that we are reaching the po-ilhm cooght to have. Do .not he aallrtird -imply with a giaal showing hi alhl<el the regular —hool work show the same advance. I would suggest that the action! untie In a cheer for the splendid record TI* cheers werg given with vigor. Principal <ieorge M. Kills, also extended his rongratulatfoiis to the boys, I he occasion w as a moat enjoyable

rick Happ'a I .arch wood J. Swank, of Altoona. .voy and Morn*' cottage, J avenue, to H. K XVaudrll. Thn K Trout'* cottage. 105S Aabury avenue, to Mr*. Sarah J Hrown, Iiermantow-D, wIhi hitherto haa spent the summer—aaoiia In Atlauflc City ' Mlsa C. Noble's rotlage, 42R XX’esley avenue, to Clement K Stoteahory, of

4) verb rook

Mra. E. W. Warren’s rotlage. fentraiaveiiue, lo J. K. Flaher, of PhlladeTtlhla. tZnocb Somers'rotlage. Fonrth and XX'eat avenue, to Mayor Kill*, of CamMrs. Jennie C. Albert-on'a rotlage. 4441 Aabury aveuue, to John (j. Williams, of Philadelphia. C. X'. Smith's cottage, tliS Aabury aveuue to Charles Artrowsky,of Ocean

■ had trouble in getting

work float the clcanera who have been doing my work, » I have made arfangetttfnt* with the following deal Barrett. NEr.HEUs -v cxe

Cleaning and Dyeing Estahlishment • New York City. with branches in I’hil.i., Burton, Haiti mole and • The above firm controls seven] patent- and -iwcial processes enabling them to tnrn out work away above the average' Cleaning *nd Dyeing of the follfmfng at reasonable prices consistent with good work: ladies' -kin- flannel, larc wairtaand suit-, silk suits, tailor made su t-. Mis-.-- die—', cloth cloak-, lace coats, shawls, etc Men * flannel vestSs'trousers and all silk and woolen ^artnent.- Short white gloves Mouweliolcl Qoodg lace curtain-, -pu-ad-. Idanket-. faded and shop worii sjlk dyed good black Carpets- Brussel-. Turkish, MuqucUe. rugs of all kinds. Call 4.X-D Bell Plume for prices, etc. R. L. CHESTER Tailoring for Men and Women, Gowns 828 Asbury Avenue

H0TEL

bise/iYRe...

vZAJME & ZA.NE Druggists Subject to Xiftbt Calls Open All the Year Cor. Highth St. and Wesley Ave.. Ocean City

We offer a cottage lot on Wesley Ave.

Kj

33 1-3x120 line I'cnlial Ire-aticui, at a priix* that

The Money to be

NEW AUTO LAW

make* il the ITieit|s-at bo' and Bent Ki

fimnd here at the present time.

•| It is u s|s-eial bargain for use or investment.

•] favorable terms.

I^dworries . 8TH Atl» CEXTHAL AVE * OCEAN CITV, X. J.

Ocean Ave. HHwcen Klghtb and Ninth Htn-rt* OPEN ALL THE YRAR 11. A. XX'. DMITH THE IMPERIAL

THE ELBERON ,|4uru>*rly lac Kasiasctti • laniii wnd Cewirwl Hot Wax— Howl. Ew? K«h

THE KATHLU

HOTEL ATGLEN

H*--lCS.-1II* of wtwle. thivernar Fort ha* completed the IMHi aubimohlle legisla'lon hy .igiilng the remaining statute*. Thla mean* that hereafter all vehicle* one-half hour liefore aim—t and until one-half after aunrlpe. a* well a* during the prevalence of heavy fog, rauat di*play a lamp to prevent rolltaion*. Thla feature of the new- road protection tnort bitterly fought hy the farmer* and only a^r it waa known 'em that the trolley freight bill woold be.field up unless ft went through. "Joy riders" are no longer immune from inn—qurnce-, as It Is now a misdemeanor ptlni-hable by three years in prison to drive an automobile w ithout the con—nt of the owner, ft) drive while Intoxicated or for a bW or d wager: to break the ajieed record: to driveafle^a llren— haa been revoked; to display fal—registration number*; - failure lo display right numbers. Non-resident* can now come Into Hie State with their machines for right ron—cutlve day* or for four period* of days each upon paying tl fc llren— tag and without taking u driver's license. The If procures tourist tag. application being made hy

tall.

The speed limit has been raised from 20 to 25 mile* an bourln open country, where the house* are on an average mure than 100 feet apart, and the obll-

H ANIM KNTKAI. AVI'-

THE PALACE Ocean City. N. J. Now iqien for the reception of guests. MK-. J. I. VAXTINK. fro*.

Ml— Kdith xtethildrl'iaik. daughter of the rector of Holy Trinity Church, x\a* vlslllng In Njw York and Hy lart week. She wx-guert nf honor

and solo plant*! *1 a musical lea. giver, ;, at her bogie hi Nntley, N J , hy Mr*. | Fred. Dana Marsh. Both Mr and B Mrs. Marsh are artlrts of note, having; sp nt several year* In I’aria and hev- j lug their palming* eihlblled In Hie!

French Salou.

avenue, to Thomas F Clark, of Ocean

city..

Mra. It H. Macdonald'* Sterling to

xtr*. I.. Kl—le. of Bridgeton.

Allen Scull's rotlage. fiOS Central avenue, to Clarence K Freeman, of

esley

WENT AFTER AUTO

H. ■■lira Mad

H.awe.n... Miwrdas Migni. palmed In .-h.lndrlph.-. The Ocean City Traveler, will play 11 H B**"' *", b ■ he strong PUamntvIll. Team, at the | Ph "" Hippodrome. 0,. Saturday night, j de, P h “ for Mr 7 H, "»

iiiotloii liefore <'oirticll at lls last merl- The Traveler* arftndefealed, hut the mobile, w hlch be has h d

lug, In hi- preliminary remark* he ex I'leasaulvllle live are ronllde.it they * 11 ' 1rT "tlni

I plained that bis only opposition wa-'c.n break this winning streak » ,,d ml ._ |b , f.. I - •■•..ii.oi cart game Is aa-ured. Jo-nh Schoek fl " U0

They will leave Philadelphia for

repalmed

I the Bell Tvlephone 4'om|iany <i.-ean 1 liy during l he summer.

tow 11 yesterday. ...

Mr*. M. A. I'aa—Iherry. of Phlla- to the provl-o ronlaliied In the motion good game !■ assured. Jo—ph Schoek

delphla mother of the llcv. H. T.j that wiirkalmuldnot tostartadm long will referee the .game. .q,, , h i. mor olng, returning • as—Iherry. and Ml-* XL flrrlrude a- ^ny beaeh front pro|ssrty owner F.IHnger I* arranging game, vrtlh f i-i_ _ni k.

Hark ley of Philadelphia, are gueal* w uliheld hi* Mgualure fnim ea—metil some fart team* and goirt game* jpay

at the Presbyterian ponae.* |de«l. Iw looked for.

Fee* allowed justices of the peace and constable* are so materially duied that there w III be no longer any Incentive for such ottlcera to trap 1 loriats. Besides, tbe new law as— against tbe rom|ilaluant should 1— he reversed on appeal, the good of tbe road* tbe new law* relra— ffttlU.Ono at once collected for road repair, and give Hie Slate Hoad Cominlaslouer additional a for supervising the highways. Tbe acts take efln-t Immediately. Real Xxslalr Traaalrrw. Recent real estate transfers In Ocean 'liy recorded In tbe oflfre of County Clerk XX'ay are as follows: Kylvanu* Murphy el ux to Imlu X'lola Oegrnbelmer. fl'lM Section B Ocean City Aaanclatluii loC. Howard Schennerhnrn. 11000. I*ot lion B: also lol on southeast side of Pleasure aveuue. S85 feet soutbaesl of Twelfth street, southeast on Pleasure ‘nuelllo feet to Thirteenth street hy southeast 100 feet lo a 15 feet wide

street.

Mark XX'. Adams et ux to Jennie B. Adams. (1 Premises east corner of Plymouth Place and Ocean avenue, 50 feet on Ply moot ly# I sc* by 76 feet on Ocean aveuue. XX'llllam K. Bridgewater Mary K Du Bole. J'.x'rt. 1*01505. Sec-

653 Asbury Ave., For Sale An ideal location for a.home or store. Lot cannot be duplicated for $2500. House cannot be baifMor $1500. Consist- of seven fine large rooms. Will sell the bouse and lot at $2,800 $1500 can remain on mortgage. For Sale at An Investment Figure Beautiful new cottage, situated directly along the beach, with unobstructed ocean view. Consists of nine large, any rooms, with elegant bath and pantry; newly furnished throughout: electric lights: every- modern convenience; spacious double porclres: terms attractive. For all information consult JOSEPH 1. SCULL* ' NO. 767 ASBURY AVENUE

H. F. SAILOR A: CO. Boat Builders Tenth and Bay Ocean City. N. J.

HARRY F. STANTON tEAL ESTATE and IRSOIAJICE PROPERTIES BOUGHT AND SOLD MORTGAGES PLACED OfFICf EigkUi Stint Balca Aiks'] tinsi Samuel Schurch —j. REAL ESTATE : : ' AND INSURANCE 701 Wwrj in., Omi CIU. I. J.

C. I LAKE • REAL ESTATE AGENT...

Mr. and Mr*. John It. KeiidriFk, of wvm ■*i*i< ai-rack •tao*. Phiiadcl)Ails.'and xlr* Mary I*. Flcm-1 ,, l.ake.YX'. F (iardmer, O-ar mii.g.of laurel Hpring*.relufned borne aDd | ( , rilV dnrrv , nd HtephcnMonday afternooii after -pending a M||| a|| have agreed lo play T. » day. in this resort. They regia- ! „ Turkabae Baaeball HI.

leredal the Atgleu.

I auinmrr Tills team I* a member of

the upper aectlmi of this city, waa a visitor here on Holiday. Bbe w aa ac-<-'Ui|>aulrd hy Jo—ph F 44 Donnelly They rCgirtcrrd at the Kibe ron. Fog Balk —Bed room furniture and chairs. Apply 1221 Asbury avenue. A large aawirtmenl of 4'ampbell's l-tatu* and . ( Flonr Kittlsbe* have ju-t livrii vri*eixed by XX'm. H 4’ampbelI

0%.-rIinuIIuk l.lnea. S111 it Thomas J Duncan, of theeleetrlc light rouipsny. ha* a force of men at w ork putting new arms or Hie electric light pole* and al* ■ giving all the line* a general overhauling.

avenue. Ocean I'lty, N. J.

Man In pool health and wife w

The—Slain* are unequalled for stain-

ing and varulrtilug furniture and In-. ...... ... — - terlor wmrtwork- Tbe floor flnlsb la I boanl with retlnirt private family, very d-irableaud suitable for all floors. Indrllullc slay. Full particulais and A«k for color card. i terms to,7US Provider* “

Dealli or John H « hanaplon. John B I'hamploii, who wa- a prominent burtnea* man of Atlantic City, and well known In this re-ort, died at bl* lionir In AHautlr City on Tueaday,In hi* — venty-llflh yeaC The .Ins ran be viewed at III* late residence. 17 Bouth X'irglnla aqpnue, on Saturday. May I. from ll>a. m. lo 12 o'clock noon. Interment private at

Pleasautvllle.

MrwrlOB In Hildur Mwller. It Is announced by advertisement el—where lu this Issue that a public hearing will be gKeo In tbe (Xiuucll room ou Saturday afternoon, May 28, In the mailer of the bridge crossing XX’rakflab Creek. Complaint hga been made that this bildgelsan unreasonable obstruction lo uavlgellou.

home with tbe aula. They will be accompanied here by Mm. I.ydla. I*ee,

molber ot Mrs. Btltes, w ' ' visiting In Philadelphia.

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. Nu waiting for two weeks tn know If you cau gel It; we can tall yon once. Bargains 111 Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottages for sale. Alao lots for investment and for Improvement—tbe choice of Ocean City. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO.,

Ocean City, N. J.

RKAls KKTATE AMD COXYEYAWCIKO 4'ommlsaloner of Deeds for New Jersey. Comml—loner of Deeds for Pennsylvania. IS penalties hi investment plot* of 5 to 150 well-located lota. Have applicants for rotlage*, I'JUUU to 654100. What have you to offer? ROBERT FISHER, Bourse Building, Ocean City

Great Reduction Sale

Kobcrt Carson et Ux to Charles H Shoemaker. 65500. Lota 857 858,861, Section A. I*ew!a Homers Corson to Lillian J Kelley. 61. Lot 684, Hectiou H -

The Inside force at tbe post ofllce has challenged tbe letter carriers series of three games of box ball at Powell's The games will probably be played next Monday ex-eulng. It I* likely that whichever team lo—a will challenge Ibe w inners to another 1. If one crowd each wins k* I game, then a third will be played. There are great preparations for the

Tbe liev. Dr. Hrunyate, pastor of the First M. K. Church, has a line truck garden lu the yard In tbe rear of tbe parsonage, in which he spends bis spare time, and In which be tidies much delight. He will ral— enough vegetable* to supply the family table

during the sea son.

isaj Id O. Walklna In Town. David O. XX'atklii*. until recently Slate Banking Commissioner. Mrs Watkins, Mr and Mrs. X'lrtor K. Kuglrr and Miss Amelia Kogle XX'oodbury, were visitors - here a days ago. Mr. and Mra. Watkins own a collage In this rewort.

Del-.

’. M. Kuglnecr Ofllce. Wilmington,

lug been ‘made tbat bridge Jersey & Seashore B. R Co.,

xxeokflsb Creak, near Corson‘a Inlet. N. J , U an unreasonable olrstiuclloii to navigation, notice Is hereby given tbal public bearing in matter will be held at city I'ouncil Chamber, Ocean City, N. J.. at 5 20 p. m.. May 28. I8in, at which all parties Interested will he given opportunity to be- beard. It is preferred tbat substance of all statements be presented in writing. L. H.

Baku, Capt, Kogrs.

Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Rugs

We will open in a few days an up-to-date Furniture, Carpet, Matting and Rug Store. Preparatory to the Opening we will offer the entire stock of R. HOWARD THORN’S at greatly reduced prices. Those needing Furniture, Carpet, Matting, and Rugs to furnish hotels or cottages will do well to see this stock. You 4»n see the stock and make selection by going through R. HOWARD THORN'S Hardware Store to the secopd story floor where goods will be on sale. We shall be prepare*!, when the first floor is completed, to display a fine selection ol Furniture, Carpets, Mattings and Rugs, and shall be in a position to make the very lowest prices, quality considered.

JOHN L VANTINE Real Estate Broker me* at lb* Pslse*. **> C**tr*l Awaa* List Your cottage for rent or sale with me. I give this my personal attention- Satisfaction guaranteed. * Hotels. Cottages and Lots for sale on easy terms. T. S. Simmons & Co.

Real Estate Brokers ■ Cottages to Kent and lor Hale Alao choice lot* In all parts of tbe dly. CALL AND LIST YOVB FHOPKBT1EH WITH U8. ' Mr. P. W. Peck, of this Arm. will give bis personal attention to tbe renting and sale of bousee and iota. Office 813 Asbury Ave. Mr Inter rotate Phone 122-B.

The Pontiere Shoe Store ♦16-618 Asbery Axe.. Occas City, N. J. FINE LINE OF LADIES' MEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SlAoees* REPAIRING NEATLY DONE First National Bank Ocean City, N. J.

CAPITAL SM.6S6. SURPLUS ULMS

C. M. WARE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY

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