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Ocean City Sentinel

rMURSOAY. JL'LV :

mlcattoiiii ohui ■ Itli I lie full ■ « writer, imt n

“CODHTY FAIR" ARDO GAVE RIVALS HARD G, W. POWELL, Jr., SURPRISED MANY BATTLE AND WON EASILY DIED ON TUESDAY

VVnllier li*> been a trifle warm, tirrat lime at tbe nmlnr bual dub Iw«i*e Saturday ntltlil PERSONALS llir Klberun !• rnlertaluiiiK Mr-. K. iiirl/.iif ItarratCafoid, Pa. Albert K Miller, at Philadelphia, la a |,i„iiiineiii arrival at ttie Katblu. j j (loud and family, of Phlladel-

One^jf the Most Unique Shows — E " rGl a" ,Y “ hl MRE SEATS ARE

1 be tnueb-beralded -'t'ouoty Pair"

at the yacht c lub Pnday tilftit waaeven

more of a aucoeea than anticipated, and * . _____

ex-eeded tbeexpectalloua of the iu<»t

-aiitrutne The club bouae waa niie<i, So Sa >' Business Men

all tbe,llme by a coutluually roving I laugblng crowd of people, young and i

• andered blllier and thltlier, I

veatlgallog the varloua aide | There la a crying need f, inched |ieauuU and amuaed

I In their «»y there | many addition

ild la

n and family, of I lata of tlie Wyoiui

of Plilladelp uiperlal fur ai

idell-

tt. II. I^ngley, of Millville, came down a few day a ago and regiatered at

the Atfllen.

Anioa O. t'hambera and W. H tTiambera, of Philadelphia, areatay lug at the Katblu. J E. Pile and family, of Philadelphia. are at tlie Oceanic for the halMr. and Mra. K. J. IhiMee, of Philadelphia, ere occupying tlieir collage, II., Simpaou avenue. Tliowiaa Totdu, a pfomlneiil PIHladrlpbiau, w a-among the vMlore to thto dly a few daya ago. Mr- Alice Caullekl Klgby, of l.ancaitrr. baa been vlalllng friend- In Ibi* c«y during tlie ifeek. Prank lleniardiuo, a Pblladftidila lawyer and bd'iker. with hla family, i-1 tie guaat ol P'rad Pohllan. Mra. J. B. Thoanpaon, of Philadelphia. I- vlalllng her non, Oacar Tbom|>auu. at 7US Plymouth Place, thla dly. Mra Pdtrtlbe Auatlu and family, Paul T. I.udlam and w ife and Bamuel Soudera. of Millville, are lie re to epeod

■ he -ummer.

Mr. and Mra. K. J. McKeown, of |-|illadelplila, are here for the aumBier, occupying the cottage. 1VI7 Aa-

hurjr avenue.

Auatlu Neeley, of thla dly. la vlalting at the home of^ Ida father. J. Harvey Neeley, at Yofhftprluge, fa., for a few weeka. W. H lluflleld, of Wixidbury. who bad charge of Hie mualc at tbe dly villon a few yewre ago. regiatered at lllarayue recently. Jamea I,. Moulbao, a member of the I’ldladelpbla bar. la here 'with bU family. They have a bungalow do en near Thirty fourth aired. Mr. and Mra. Prank Martin, of Philadelphia, wllb their two children, an occupying a cottage ou t'eutral. avenue, near Tblrty-aeooud atreel. MTa. (*. B. Howard and daughter. Mlaa Laura, uf Philadelphia, are enjoying a vb.lt at tlie home of Mlaa Plorruce Moot*, 708 Plymouth Place. Mr. and Mra. Samuel Bonder, Mi Pauline Auatlu and Paul T. I.udlam and family, of Millville, are Mr. Souder'a collage In tbh dty. They expect to remain acverat Mr. Praurea Hulchlnaon, of Pblla delpbla. baa taken a cottage at Tblrtyfln* wired and I'eutral avenue for •ummer. She le accompanied by her (luldreu. Mlaaew Kllxabdh aud Kalb •due aud (leurg-. Thomaa Grace, of Pblladaipbb here lo wpeud a few weeka, the gueat of Mr. and Mra Weurlcli. at their 1 tral avenue cottage. Mr. Grace twru a .iimuirr vbdlor for twenty •■ avawHia and lie- aren Ocewu flty’r luaMrlolla grow Hi. COTTAGES RENTED

ttiemaelvew generally Not a few were vl^ga of aeveral pro there w ho had never before ween the] men In that aecliou of

b huuae, and they wen it* uf tbe building,

o the aucial committee, euuaiatiuk [

of Chairman Cbarlaa J. Curran, Vice Itora.

immudore J. Kalph Wllaou. A T. Speaking along th maa. Robert B. Vollum audCbarlew uea. man way. that Wood, mual be given great credit fur colleger- aud liotel tlie coucepllou and carrying out of Hie go to tbe walk mon

and to the club member-for the nlgbu a week. Tin In which they did their bowl tojamuaemen: place-t

help. Many of I be member-

to attire them-rive, i order lo make (hlng pow-lble. Vice Coma

Kalph Wll-on. aportlug a I badge and brmudlablug a n

evidence aa Hie eoneiable. {trading t He bad "pinched" nearly everybody of w I

by tbe time the cvanlug waa over,

they all aeemed to eMpe hla clincher

‘•CTb"

NEEDED ON WALE

Many of This City’s

Visitors

Spectators Surprised with the Well Known Philadelphian

Speed Shown by Capt. ■**“ 111 Nelms’ Boat. Months.

of Hie re

inwdallon >ri v

phla. Tlie old P. terh-led In the Wl who dint today, i

I-uollniig to do but promcna' alk. If they ate oot lucky euoug id aeat-. They prefer remamli' comfuetalilr at Ibelr cottage or bnlel i

un and down I be walk. rolling chalet- now a

The center of Ibe blg reception roo •aoccupied by bootba Inlheaewe ic fat lady, tbe aagte charmer ai He ice cream cone ataud. William Heuney. mounted un soap box and acting at barker, cried everybody lo “etep rigbt up. ladle* geuta, and behold Hie living wouof Hie age. Hie only real -uakS rmer In (Kean «1ty; handle- heed. leaaly huge -erpeot-.” and ao on. le entered Hie place lie <11— lartea Cun an, Jr . altirnl a. a Hindoo, actually playing wub real, ra, bla-lng. wrilblug anakea uf vanoua aorta and krgd-. Robert B. Vollum. the "Uhrker" for le fat lady, moved the prowda by bi* apa—loued apeecbea and drew mulil tudea lo gaxe upon the "human uiouutatu," w ho turued out to be "Big Bill" Hexamer, ma-iueradlug a- "a real

lady.”

Other -liuwa along Hie "Midway'' ere "The Only Original Wild Man ol Australia." advsulagaou-ly advenlaed ■dure William E. Hexi a hcardedpady, w ho-e cliarma we forth In potixhed -emencea by Wiltiiiu K.Tinker; "TbeKlh-ing Imdy," dlspeuaed klaaea for five ceula eacl: I to he a painted free on canvas; and laat. but not least. "The onder uf tbe Age, Pur Men Only,” •dvertl-ed by Havld McCoacii, and which drew almala of the ateruer -ex. Besides Hie aide shows, there were itande for peannta. ice cream, hot -dogs," cigar- and other refreshmentMoreover, ■•Cllol" Breckley ha i Imported a muscle-tester, ou which ouc discovered the strength of hla muscles hammering ou a -take »lib a huge mallet and-then watching tbe Ind ••Clint" waa ao anxious to abow strung be waa that be finally pi the thing out of com mission and ba to withdraw from tbe featlvltlea. Tbe only thing mlasing waa a on bursa, out-of-tune country "baud gleet yd. and there waa no mualr ** Curran explains thla by aaylog that any musician- be could would have been lo i expert lo play tbe part well; that everything had laypral and m keeping with I surroundings. However, tbe enn had plenty to do without erltletxlng that little lack, and enjoyed Ihetn--clvaa none the leas. Indeed, the ••County Pair” was popular that It was bard to attend to all the vl.itora who came to look over and supply their waula oea>" in large letters la wbi ulghl'a affair spells, and auccw richly deserved by tbe untiring worker- who carried II through. praise' for endicott

I V lari Ol Kobe'' hav

drama will I drome ou 7

Hie Pind 1‘re-liylerUn

The -how. if well kuna

ig-feir waul.

UNCLE RUBE”

e Ladle.

Wild a

ored a promt bo de-ire lo i

g. lu addition to I u-t not fall to a ice next Thunwlai

rlploa

lined tlie -ame r«i The only oilier » a- for large *loo tbe Katherine II

In the-|>eed-boat <-law* Capl. Jar *!e vennoii'■ Guidon -larted II ■l«-ely followed by Klchard Nell lieatrlce. Capt. E. C. Zellner: the Pr •l» « ' . tbC Toby'- Rark. ( apl ( ha H. Rider; Hie Owl. J. A-. Miller, i ;be Bridget II. Capt George Smtl lie Aval mend the LelAh led and

l he Emprei M. < reaw: I Hyotl; Hie l

I be Bridget II « Pelrel, Capl. C lira H . Capl. E. ra-i>or. t^immod

Ham !> rinow ; and Ihe Ket-a H. D. Lei'atn, In the .rdei AI the end of Ihe And la led. but she dropped out au< B. had to tow her home At I he Petrel led by a good ms Ihe Keba L. -econd aud Hu third Hut on corrected tlm little toat woo by over a mb Ttie result- on corrected tl

follow-:

fat-boat-—Plr»l. Belly: -e

Ihe P.va-Oor

Mra hue Adatw. f from New York, Mia* Irene Ziegler -Mid-Autumn.

AGAIN CAMP HERE

'hurcti, of West Cheater, lias pitched

its leuta "In our mldat". in the -amc

place that they were laat summer—be

tween rieveulh street end Plymouth Piece. Just lualde Hie boardwalk, their lauts form a little while eohiuy all by Ibemaelvea Twelve teuta. beeide- Ihe kitchen, mesa lent and cooks’ teola. form almost a complete oval, wub IIopen end toward tbe ocean Aloat of the tent- have weather flaps, and are covered with mn*qullo netting, mak-

ing cool, comfortable quarters. Tlie boys spend their lime mm ping

ab-ul Hie beach, playing ball, or

iwiuiuitug. I bey look forward to Iwlr yearly vacation, and when II *,iue- they make ll>e mo*l of It. Un

Tburxlay ttiey Will bold a -erie- of athletic event-—deal tea, Jump*, etc.

u l.aun<'lie- .Pin*, l-alah: aecik BklflV—Pir*t, Bridget II; *ec lea trice. il-apeed Boat-—Plrxt.OwRToby’r didn’t fliilsh. in Crul-er*—Plr*t, Keba L.: arc I’etrel. a waa scheduled to he Hie laM ol Ihe ebamplou -enea. hut owing lo wc lenl- and otbei thing- race* must Im n off for t-alleaut, cat-boat-, -loopid Ice-board sloop- before the a KILLING CANINES

Takes b> fbllwWalwblwna. II P. ritanluu rei-irta Hie foliywlug trutal-: C. M. Campbell's cottage, H18 i'eutral avenue, to Horace J. ltavla,of Pblladelpbla. w. K. Howard's collage, MM Central avenue, to C. H. Hchmldt, of Pblladel-

phla.

Lluu i-otlage, MX A-bnry avenue, to George Ailirrlioll, lor years an attache of Hie Bureau of Health office. Philadelplrta. N. M Gofl's cottage, liKJ Plea-ore sell Gray, of Phlla-

detph)

K- •>- Harperie avenue, jg -M -j

d^ulua.

Jo-eph I. Scull report* tlie fotlowlug Alien II.T.ald'* collage, HluAabury •Venue, to H. G. Holton, of Norristown; Abel Hcull'a cirttage,8ITCentral •venue, lo Charlae P. Cook, of PhUa•felpbla. Mr. Cook te caahlK of the Kightb National Hank of Philadelphia (William P. Smith'* cottage, a oew one on Second street, to Jean K. AIIiwhi, of Wayna; Pranoae R. I>onbelly'e fliwt floor apartment to George *1. McClatcbey, of Philadelphia. , J. M. Cheater * Co. report the ‘“•lug rentals: Juaepb Pa 11 ay, of J' hiiaon apartment-. J W. Morton. Philadelphia. Horn •iwrtmenta, PourtaanUi atreel and Aa-

avenue.

Gtlo Smith, Philadelphia, George " ■ I’arker'acottage, Pourteentb street, u*»r AtlauUc avenue. John Matr, Philadelphia, cottage *1" i'eutral avenue. Bra. Oog, of Bridgeport, Coon. '• • riling portion of Chaster * Do.’a of®ce building.

iwk Mwwored Jwrta'. The Jersey Moequllo. publlalied et Allanllc City, ha* thl. to awy of Judge Allen B. KhdleoH, who l* l*r*onally wall known to many Ocean City

■ople:

Judge Allen B. Endicott la one of Atlantic Clty’a moal highly re.peeled realdeuts. Profound la tbe knowledge of Blacketooe. tbtoerudlle member of the legal profession reUlne a very warm .pot lo tba heart, of all Jereeymen, irrespective of political faiths. Prior lo wearing the eimlne. Judge Endicott was respected for the masterly manner of overcoming seemingly rmounlable difficulties that fre-

Meda

i will

for llrat

r cog I.

scoring the moal points. Walter Washington la the chef year, and U aaaUled by El wood Gover George Beckett. The cooks have

W A. Brooke. Ihe clmlrma-ter. la lu charge of the boy. and doe. every thing lo hie power la ebow them ■ od time. FEW HOUSES LEFT

aveeded bi* falliv been a reauleut <•

lu yacbllug me was vice City Yactii and brother.

aves a wife. Mill

h being l»r. Mm. Powell, of

. N. V.

illegal will be on Pnday morn’clock, and will be atricHy Cudertaker Lake has charge

rrangementa.

it Id

DOES UNION PAY?

While I building h mile drop:

liey feel that they would enjoy a few • eek-' rest after muiitba of stead)' nisblng <>u building operalloua A- a result of this let-up lu bustling, <>me of Ihe carpenters have been laid iff. aud these, one contractor says, are ■ Iwaya thnae who ware active In form ng tbe lo£al onion. This contractor •ya union, may be all right for tbe nen w hen there la plenty of work, but when tbe alack Umre come tbe union m will feel these Hie quickest, bei*e be will he the first to go.

ool client used by car|ieoter* ployed by till* M, Townsend o lug opera!Ian In tbe north section of this city waa broken open Monday Topi* be'onglng to l<ewta Shaw, ■ e, were taken. Chief Hcull notified.

An Ocean Front Investment is the Surest Profit Maker in any active seashore resorl. Not only because of the prospective accretions » it that have, in th<- past, given many acres of additional ground to our beach front holders, but also from the fact that every improvement on inside ground anywhere throughout the resort adds to th<- actual value of the ocean fronl. You may have a thousand or fifteen hundred dollars to invest and decide to buy a cottage lot oi that va'ue. which may advance from ten to fifteen per cent within th“ next twelve months, but we have for sale a piece of Ocean Front that only requires that amount of cash, and that will surely give a profit of IOO per cent, on the cash inve ted within 15 months. We positively assert that this piece erf ground is the best Ocean Front Bargain to be found within the line ol the Boardwalk. The price is $^750, ol which only $1200 cash is required. It tlffi only has a Boardwalk, fiontage with riparian grant, but comprises two Orear avenue fronts and one Wesley avenue front as well, and is located in the finest Ocean Section ol Ocean City. Just such inv«stments as this itave.made the largest profits in the past.

Some Specials:

A cottage ol 6 rooms lacing City Bark ; fine shade, small bu®ing in the rear; lot nearly 40 feet front - - $2254). A lieautiful cottage oi 7 rooms and bath; fine basement; open fire place, lull ocean view, nicely furnished, at Forty-seventh and Central avenue - - - $2600. A fine Oaran avenue lot above Fiitli street, containing nearly 4500 square leet. Much below its value at - $950 Massey & Edwards Eighth and Central Ave.

l. J. HAHN. Real Estate Broker

Here 1* what I am oftenug: A house that baa beeti advertised a* a Iwrgmin at fjaoo. I believe it i», for it i* a mighty ^OO-I

It of the best

MeTeu

Bise/iYRe...

Ocean Ave.

Between Eighth aud Ninth Hlraate OPEN ALL THE YI*AK

H. A. W. SMI TH

THE IMPERIAL

1. OCCAM CITY, It J

Burglary Insurance!

If one wouder* w hy there app > be comparatively few dog. running (be streets of Ocean City Ibis aea< tplanallou will be found. In part, sat, lu tbe feet that wlthli IwtT week* *2 canine, have been killed There were only some of Hie animalcaptured by tbe dug-calcber J ame* Minton, who t* end lia* been very I In looking for dog- wlilioul nauxor care-takers. 'hen tbe dog* are not redeemed by r owner- live day- after capture, they are taken down ihe bcmch and humanely shot. Occa-lonally. tttanton ha* a (rifling dispute with owners uf dug* especially If the dog* have brushed the morale* from where they properly should be and baug jauollly around lbe animal-' uerk*. Tlie dog ealchet claim- (bat ■uch canines are uol muzzled aa re qulred by law, and be pick- Ibeu up, WON’T START WORK NOW

taatcrkS? *1

wood, and ha* every detail lo maXe a house practical and attractive: open fire place, china closet, laundry tuba, wardrobes, linen closet, two loaleta, electric chandeliers, large front porch and second atocy balcony, door and window screen., cement walks and curbs, aearered and water.

T*> effect a qnick aale. the price has been cut to a figure that will make it impossible for anyone lo duplicate ibi* offer without doing so at a Iona. If you are interested, end will tee me. I will explain felly the circumstances and quote rou ruck-bottom price: and fort her, I win show you what become* of the pnrchaae money, and yon can be the judge. If yon think this unfair, let it t°- • E. J. MANN. Eighth Street Jpp. Henna. K. R. SUtion OCEAN CITY. N. A

According to a real estate operator, nearly evary cottage lu Ocean City— be Mb' ha was speaking ol Ihe city east of Waal aveoua—baa beau rented.

lying

queotly pi..

In the courea of hla profaMlou.

Judge Kudleoll’a lerm expiree qu> nfled this aUtemeut by IMl.endblareappololmeutlaaaaured. tbal ^ ay oo4 mna , b ., , b Apart from hi* Nt* 1 learning, Judge f,* ootlage* Hial have us Kudu-oil le recugulaed aa au abla man nolm 4 but i b u ooudlllon te dm Of bualnaaa, and waa uuaulm«u*ly that tb*ownera of tboae » elected prealdeut ol the Uuiou N»‘j rell , unlaaa Hiey are glean Hie price

Uoual Bank, Atlantic City. Ibey eaked.

j There atlll remain a few aparimeuU ackete owing foe “I'oelw «•»'■•• (or mt at prices ranging from 1100

There te ( big demand for ticket* for gaso IU ““I

be given al the Hippodrome thla .—.pie ware unable Thureday avaolog under tba anapfoM | Kl( ^ R rborcb aonday of tbe Ledlea Augtttarj' no. 1 evening. Tba building was crowded lo arrs.*rt

Kecauae Improvement of tbe May’

Lauding Tuckahue road, for wblfb Hi oonlract Ha- been awarded and approved, would Interfere with aulomo-

travel to Ocean City, Tape May

and Wildwood If started during tba

summer, Contractor Frank Hllpott Rad Bank, will not begin work on rw highway until (September.

In spite of tbe bad cooditfou of Hie iad. It 1a much traveled by autol-la going lo aud from Cape May County.

When tbe Improvements ar

tbe road will ueceemrlly be torn up a large pert ol IU length at a lima and will be lo no fit condition for heavy travel. Tbe many machines tmastng would also aerioualy luterfere with tbe progress of tbe work, ao tbe latter will

be atariad until tbe road 1a clear.

who always at

'appreciated.

m * ..u-rt ln ||,|, Tbe well known Haxai The few apartments un rented lo ,bta l cl|b|n tauDC h, In good eo__ .-on are now being taken very p, •( a great bargain rapidly. MaaMy A Edward* b.v* nv* fete long, eight fool bron

jtelug -J. will Tblrty-

Gale to J. C. I/Okena, of Phlladelpbla- « tb( ^ For further particular*

,qe same t ulld - *

Another apartment

•z

Kuai aH»i.—- • bat bean uken by Mra. Anna J.

King, of PUteburg.

..HbUcrtbafur u-awnMUo Only A^yloA.»W«o«ei.A-r,.v.o^d-

*> «> per year, in advance. • Oeewi W. «•*

(Wxleeulb a: are. p. o t

The buelna. of tbe Flrel National Bank of thla city reqolrae tba employof a ateoograpber and typrr. Ml. Rtcbman, of Pblladelpbla, daughter of Mra. Rlchman, who formerly had a hoi el here, has been engaged for the position, which ebe la

fllllug.

■•Uotou Transfer Company Baggage Kxpre. will call at re-idence- and botela, lo Ocean City, and check bag gaga through to daaUnatton, whereby tbe paaaenger will avoid all trouble of checking at railroad elation a. Orders for baggage can be le“ ** office. No. 811 Aabnry J. P. Mi'BPHV, Joins Hi Gen. Hupt.

STORE and STOCK

OF

Housefumishing Goods ...FOR SALEGrand opportunity for a live busiWill sell or tent store property separately. If wanting a good business stand, it will pay yon t investigate. Geo. O. Adams 713-15 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY

HMm. V.«M 8E0. 0. ADAMS k DM, PLASTERING, RANGE SETTING MICK LA TUI 6. fcic_ Etc. All Work la Maana Use

Aft—dad Ta.

OCEAN CITY. N

Waster MiOlkla Walter MRkwkl* McCORKLE BROS.

GARWOOD HOUSE, yaa Central Avon OCEAN CITY. Now J

THE KATHLU

h tisnins uc w in a uuh a ml WYOMING 4 OCKAH AWKteCK

Are you prepared?

by Kurglary, Tbaft or l.rreay A policy of glnou ran be a i for one year.

JOSEPH I. SCULL 767 Anbury Avenue

Phone U* for Everything In == FLOWERS;

The Ocean Heights Flower Shop Bell Phone: Roman' Point 1X-A Greenhouses, Ocean f-felflrhts, IN. J. Visit the Greenhouses and aelect yoor planu or phone ns yoor wants and receive the same careful attention as a personal visit. —• Landscape hardening and the laying oot of private and public grounds.

Orders for Atlantic City will be delivered from a 1318 Pacific Avenue

HOTEL ATGLEN HIMTU AMU CKKTKAL AVK.

s'jsfirtar'* a. c, (Harr. e*«,. Ik deal tl.aaaa Krrrj llaBTaaM THE LINCOLN Ninth and Was lay Aveoua

Established iB8i Bell Telephone B. R. SMITH & SONS WALL PAPER 1048 and K)50 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. Up-to-Date Paper Hanging Workmanship Guaranteed Artists' Materal Pictures Framed to Order

THE ELBERON

» roiKT,« .uoeb Kwy 8aiBfday Rvaalag. THOM AS SSAMMOB. Maaaf,

MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. for two waaka to know If you can gat M; wa can tall you at in front pro part). ('botes oottaam for and for bnptovaniant—tba cbotoa sf

J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocxot Cm, N. J.

L A. STEELMAN ILICKSMITH III WHRIWWGHT Practical HwsKhteiig JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY Om aad M* Taagt i tgaMi Agent for Btewart’a Iron Worka^.'o. Plain and Ornamental Iron Kaoe% Iron Rallloga and Window Uoarda. Smith St nt Him In.

First National Bank Oo«an City* N. J. CAPITAL M

Fine Geraniums in fact all kinds ol flowers and plants closing out at half price. Fresh ent flowers at aB

Concrete Building Block*. “trsssEir 1 osrtt.rn.aa4 Havas Ava-Oama car, M. J. •

Inter-State Phone No. gji-B R. L HENDERSON

Millville, N. J.

W. L. BERRY, Manufactartiif Jeweler, «Tre