im EASTER i: VISITORS HERE ; / (UkBUaant iron KI-« !•»*» ■ > delyhia, "pent Master with William | _ Bmin, Jr., lu thli city. MM Mary Glbb, of 11 addon Height" |t spent the Ksrter holiday* with -MM f Lasm Smith In this city. , Thomas F. My era and wife, of Phlla- , detphla, who* cotuge la 511 Fourth, atnat, were here Ekater. , Joaaph Swain, preaklent of Bwartli- , mora Collate, waa a goeat of the , Kalblo during the Week. Mr*. William B. Lynch, of Tacony. baa been rial Ung ber parent., Capt. | and Mra. V. B. Robinson. William Sohriver and family, or < Philadelphia, opened tbelr apart- i menu on the Boardwalk. Tbomaa K. Scott, of Philadelphia, a well known property owner In thla city, waa In town Saturday. Internal Revenue Collector William McOoach, of Philadelphia, waa among the Boardwalk promenades. Mra. Edward Packer, of Philadelphia, owner of the Park Hotel, waa In thla ctty arreral day* recently. Mr*. A. J. MoCorkle. of Philadelphia, opened bet cottage here at Easter and entertained many friend.. "

Mra. Holmaa, of Brldgeton, and Mra. ( Amy Kid red g», of Camden, are goertof Mra. Oeborn Coreon In thla city. t B. F. Wheelman anil family, of < Philadelphia, were at their hotel, the I Pique, during the Kaater holiday., < *' Mia* Mary B. Lambert la entertain- 1 Ing bar alater, Mlaa Lambert, of May'. 1 Leading, In thla city for a few daya ' R. B. Vollum and family, of Plilla- ' detpbla, occupied their cottage, 1840 Central avenue, for eeveral day* part. Andrew N. Paul, of Philadelphia, a property owner hare, greeted many of hta friend. In town duiing the holldaya. Joaaph Schneider and family, of Phlladalpbte, era hereon a ten day*' yMt and are having an enjoyable time. Mra. i. B. McCullougb, of Philadelphia, waa at ber collage, Seventeenth atrial and Central avenue, during the Walk. St. 8. Ooff and wife, of Camden, have come to thla city, where they will 1 amain until Iba cloaa of the maimer mouths. Jamaa Wallace hai been substituting at the Ocean City ilfe-eevlug Station daring the abaance of one of tba reguDomlnkk OeBenadlctia and family, of Philadelphia, were v lalloro at the home of Mr. and Mra. F. Pontlere over Bllte H. Marahall and wife, of Philadelphia, were gnaau of their daugh Mr, Mra. William O. Abbott, over Sunday. George B.Bacon, wife and daughter, of MHIvUle, ware vlrttora here at Baatar. They raglrtered at the 0— me W. J. Barr and family, of Philadel phla, occupied their oottage, Ninth atreat and Aabury avenue, during tlie bottdaya. Chariee W, Carter end family, of Brtdgetoo, have beeu vUlUug the former's mother, Mre. Carrie Carter, In thla dty.

Oaorg* Hammell, of Atlantic City, baa ratarned home after a plea taut vlrtl to Ms slater, Mra. John Morrison, In thla dty. ° Mr. and Mra. Butlou, of German- r town, opened their. Brighton avenue " eottage for eeveral daya, and enlertatnad guaata. * Benjamin Marahall and wire, of " Taekahoe, an visiting at the home of 1 tbelr daughter, Mra. E. A. Coreon, on , Waa ley avenue. r • Edmund Powell aud family, of Kldora, ware gtiaau of Alfred W. Powell aad family In tbt. city during the t Kaater holiday a. , Mra. William C. Scull, of Weal I ■Eg Philadelphia, haa been vlaltlng ber < mother, Mra. Lydla Lea, In thla city, i BSE daring tba weak. . Tbomaa French and family, of ' Maniinra, were over Sunday vlaiiora ' at the home of Mr. aud Mra. R. B. St Haa In thla City. Mr. and Mra. Tbomaa Matbewa will lea vain a few daya for Beakatebewan, 1 Canada, wbere they expect to make 1 tbelr future borne. Samoa! Tee and wife, of Pblladel- , phla, who epeud tbe aummer aeaaona j In tbelr eottage here, were In town ( during tbe holiday*. Mra. A. Boo a and family, of Philadelphia, were among tbe Eaater vlaiiora. Tbey have bean cottager* bare for a number of yaare. ror a number or ii

Mr. and Mra. Frank Couley aud * daughter and MTa. Frleae. ol (ierman- 1 town, have been occupying their col- f '.age, 1168 Wait avenue. <• John Bremen, wife and young daugMer returned to tbelr borne In thla city Monday after attending moat of the winter In Florida. Tbe Rev and Mra. Samuel Hann, of < Heddon He'ghta, have been vlaltlng t tbelr cblldreu, Mra. C. B. Rldar aud < K J. Hann, In Ihl* dty. J. Letter Bamberger.aou of Leo Barn- 1 berger, of Pblladdpbla, haa hceu vlalt- ' Ing bla friend, Raymond Kedgely, on Wmlay avenue, tbla dly Tba Rev. Linn Bowman and family, of Philadelphia, have occupied tbelr eottage at Twentieth aud Wealey ave- ^ una for aavaral daya peat. , John M. Barnett and brotbefrJoaepb , Harwell, tba latter accompanied by Ida ; daughter, vhritad Mra. Joaepli Bar- , Bit in (bla dty, at Eaatar. Joaaph Ktchardeou, of Philadelphia, a Pannaylvanla Railroad Company odgtal, has rented Chariee A Doe's ■ .onstage, 4008 Central avenue. William L. Orr and wife aud their i two gtaodaona, of Philadelphia. pmtlK* fcVdayTduring the w «k. * ftgMf tba Eaater vlrttora were ; lews. who accepted tbelr oottage on , D. H. Parte and family, of Pblladel- •

j phla, came down in tbelr ear lo spend Eaater. Tliey own a cottage on Third j rtreet. where Itaey apeud the -summer ! month*. | Mr. and Xtrs. Thorn*. Cooper Mej Cahan. of Overbrook, were hare during {the holiday*, accompanied by l>r. ! MscFaAaud, a Philadelphia apeclall-t. i- The Itev. I)r. Dobbin*, a retired ' member of the New Jen-ey M. K. Conha. opened hi* new o itlaga, ; 1916 Central avenue. He will make thla hla permanent reeldeuce. Mr*. N. C. Clelland, of Philadelphia, accompanied by her daughter, Mr*. Chariee Matliewanu, aud family, la! occupying her cottage at tbe tower of Eleventh rtreet and Aabury avenue. Mr. and Mr*. Clinton Johnaon have ■ retained to tbelr borne In thla city after apendlpg tbe winter month* at r Cape May Court Houae. Tbey were • accompanied home by Mre. Johneon'e mother, Mra. Seth L. Hand, who will i realde here permanently. ' Biaadar* oil Itelllaa Price. In a notice to It* couaumera the Standard Oil Company of New Jereey 1 ravlaea llaeelllng prlcee to conform to New Jersey SetNttaJMU No. 44, which very properly contemplate* a uniform ' price for petroleum product* lo every part of tbe State, eubject only to|dlffer- - nice lu tranaportatlou rate* from the ' point of production, manufacture or distribution lo the varloue points of

. consumption . An analyst* of the price# to be thu* charged In seventy (70) coneumlng > center* for lank wagoD deliveries or Illuminating oil and gaaoleue. Indicates that lu Iba majority of Ibaae localtlle* the prices charged will be frac- , t tonally higher rather than lower as compared with prlcee hitherto prevailI Literal compliance with tbe new ' ,aw Involve* Invoice* or calculation* ' which include varying cumbersome ' fractious of one eeol. which must r prove alike embarra**liiR lo .consumer ' and distributer. Director Robert Fl»ber asked the ' conaent of the City C'ommlsrtonere, at their regular meeting, to purclia** " three barrel* or more of the "Fatr- " mount Weed-klller," tbe quoted price ■ or wbicb l> no a barrel. Director Fisher waa empowered to buy the ■ weed-klller. It will be applied to 1 many places arouud town where grass r and weed* grow between curb# and atdswalke. I ■ . — 1 Had a Leag Walk. h Henry Bamberger, of Philadelphia, wbe Is well knuwn tu tbla dty, was '■ oue of four young men who walked ' from Philadelphia to Atlantic City. >r Tbey left Pblladel phla early Friday morning and rsacbsd Atlantic t.lty ' Saturday avantng. Mr. Bamberg*' is ■' a member or tbe Aero Clab of Pent, * sylvian. He came over to Ocean City Monday to visit friends. L . , , it „„ Mew e William M. Ranck, agent at tbe Reading's Tenth street atallon, baa a ' new assistant. He la John Klrby, who b ha* been a relief agent on tba Mllllam*- * town breach. He saeceeds Tbomaa J Riley, who baa bean transferred to the >r P. A R. Mr. Riley, who was bar* ■e about a year, waa a young man whose r, obliging manner* woa him many friend* lu thla dty.

of the Ocean City Volunteer Fire ComNo. 1, by Iba City Com ml* • "loners, at tbelr weekly meetlug, notifying tbe board that In timea of high wind* tbe company1* houae, on Ninth ■treat, la abaky and dangarou*. The member* aak that thl* be remedied. The matter waa referred to Mayor ley. airecle to he Opened. It Is stated that several street* are to opened In tba near future. Among these will ha Twenty-third and Thirtyfourth streets, both from tba wast aide - of Wealey avenue lo tbe east aide ol Aabury avenue. Several new bouse a are said to have been built or are In f contemplation In tbsae parts of the i c"y- , I James P. Fog arty, a well kuowu member of tbe Pblladdpbla bar. haa ' rented Prank A. Schneider's cottage, Mil Wesley avenus, for tba season nl 1918. Mr. Fogarty and hla wife, who la tbe daughter of Mr. and Mra. Daniel | Gallagher, had thie cottage I art The spring aeealon of tba Cape Maj e County Teachers' Institute will b< held In tbe high school In Caps Mi) in ine ntgn acnooi in t;apa May ,

April 4. The spring aawlon of , the Cape May Comply Association of | of Education will be held In ( May Saturday, April 5. f ■ Hotel Arrival.RUUXO. Kbeneier Adams. A. L. Palmar and 1 wile, Leo Bamberger and wile, Joseph ' Scan Inn aud wife. J. S. Rowenen and ' wife, R. H. Itedrfeld, W. L. Spelman, Mlaa R. Jeuaoo, Mra. K Kedefleld. RtdMeld, P. 8. Rohn and wife, Philadelphia; Mlaa R M. Goll, Millvllls, N. J.; G. Fred Kllley and wife, Colltngdale, Pa. MlaaMollleDutt, Miss Frances Long, , \V T. Touilinaon. £11 wood Horn, D. M. Lovell,0.,F. Blake, Harry I. Moore, Mlaa Florence L. Moore, Gaorge Moore, Elizabeth Fouet, Mra W, B. ' l.yocb, Harold V. Lynch, .Oscar D. J. H. Wrlgbl and wife, Mr*. George R. Knight, Mre. W. H 1 Peliltt, Mary K Tempest, Elizabeth J. Brown, Laura Thompson, John ' William Burz, C". K. Adams, Philadelphia; Viola Adams, ' Clayton, N. J. W. W. Thompson, Stanley IT t'roeland, Stanley K Croalaod, Jr., MM 1 M. T. Bllnaon, Frank Fox and wife, Mru J. Herbert Scball, MM E. K richall, J. Herbert 8c hall, Mrs. 8. E. Wllklna, Mra. B C. Wlnablp, D. Me- . Clara: Philadelphia; D. Andofer, Got-

J = " Una wood, N. J.; Mrs 8. 8. White, M ™ Yard ley, Pa.; Coleman F. Coreon, H ** i 'ape May Court House, N J ; W. B. M y Offend wife, Mae E Off. Aldan; J. D Q Collin*. Camden; Gaorge L K eaaler and wife, Mlaaea Susanna and Ellxa- ® bctb Keetler, HaddonOeld; Mre. Wll H " Ham H. Long. East Orange. N. J. 11 >«"»■ e Sarah Allan Dtckaou, Adella M. y ,h Bontwell, George H. Smith and wife, y I, MM Harriet A. Lehman, Emily R. jj j. Fry, K. E! Thomas, E. A. Hervey. ^ d. Ida Pyrot, Alice H. Meeker, Florence M or C. Llpplncott, Mrs. J. B. McCulldbgh. , MM Mary Dalrymple, Mre. Arthur . WeederaKaeler, Catharine E. Way, v Emilia Krldar Norrla. Mr. Tbomaa. y wife and ion, W. H. Ball, wife and daughter. W. W. 81 boon and wife, A. (. ... C. Kooeuberger, Charles Phillips and , j, wife, Cbarlee H. White and wife, Mre. I t M. T. Burgeaa. Howard J. Webster ; aud wife, Dorothy Potter Bower, Phil- ^ adelpbla; . L. Cheynsy Smith, Mre. L Heury C. Smith, Media, Pa.; Mra C. f D. Morgan, Kulgbtrtown, led.; Mra. | Joseph Swain, Joseph Swain, Bwartli- } more, Pa ; Mre. A. L. Pen nock, Ijtna- , ril duwoa, Pa.; W. H. Welmer, Jr., and . 1M wife, Roaemont. Pa.; Erther Shoe- t maker, Brldgeton; C. <H. Shoemaker g nj aud wife, Ethel Shoemaker, Arthur ( ho Shoemaker, Rev. C. H. Bohtier and f ,ol wife. Ocean City.. ^ art THE BKOAKEHA. | J. A. Clark and wife, Alfred Clark; ! Howard Clark, L Thornton and wile, j I E. M. Simpson and wife. Mlaa Eleanor I »y Wilson. Mlea Marie Wilson, MM Gertrude May hew, H. B. Rust, Mlaa Helen ! '•y Mnrtou, MM' Maud Hemming, Eil-' ' Morton, Mlaa .Maud Hemming, lul- y

' ward Neville and wife, Kern Dodge, h ' N. Campbell. T. A. Dick, H k 1 Wehmeyer aud wife. Mil lard M and wife, H. E. Bonachur, wife |i aud daughter. F T. Wallworth. H D % Wiler, Mlaa Ethel Turner. Mim Emily y Turner Mre J. Turner, J. F. Turner „ , aud wife. MM Doris Turner, Dr. 8. E i / t, Ayara and wife, Ralph L. Hendricks, [ j Jnaeph E. Whitman, James W. Kern j , ley and wife, Mlaa Vollhm, Ml** | l' Agues Curry, -W. H. Whltcly, Jr., F. td" G. Wilson and wife. A J. Fo.de aud » , Wife, Mlrn H M Hill, MM K C. Fen- | d loir, Mre. A K Hill, Philadelphia; C. |, J Keek. H. K Naile and wife, MM N. ^ Nolle, H. F. McCaoo and wife, MM , Mary Carson, Warren Mefann, Gar- n I' mau town: C. E Calyart and wife, Mrs. / W.J McWbtnuery. Master and Miss ' McWbluuery, Master and Mlaa Ram- | ' uel, Toronto, Canada; Mia J. W. Ly- ? " singer, L. Comly and wife, Mr. Shoe- ( ' maker and wife. Norrirtnwn; H. K l' Partridge and wife, Mre. 8. K. Bay- i . mour, D.' A. Henderson and wife, J Camden; Mre W. L. Browne, St. Paul, j D Minn.; R. W. Scott ana wife, R. Y. (. ' Soot I, Overbrook, Pa ;J. A. Scott, aud t wife, Nsrberth, Pa ; W. H. Cunning- ' ham and wlfa.Ellxabeth i 'unnlngbam, ' Paler Balllugall aud wlfe.Cynwyd, Pa c *" * „,„vir I u < r, William J . Barr, MM Mary M Barr, I ; MM Florence K. Barr, Mre SaraliS. J C. Kantom, S. Martha Baotom, Ellxabeth , a- H Smith, Mra. M. B. Heritage, Mre. , I- A LaFebore. J. Reber llury aud wife, I

A. J. Morrtaeb, Mra. William K. I Harris, Mra. Robert Craig, Mra. ' Leo Haggerty, Mis* H. (v Mre. M. U. Campbell, Arcbl- t bald T. Flower aud wife, MM Marlon I Flower. Mlaa Helen E. Belts, C. R. Mrs. William It. Ludwlg. WilN. Lndwlg, Jr., Mra. A. J. shoe- < maker, MM 8. it. Shoemaker, Mlaa j E. Bailey, Mre. Ueorge Speeae. MM ( Speeae, MM Jean Speeae, I Mre. L W. Martin, Mre. W. W. ' Mre. Frank Craven, O. W. F. ' and wife, S. Rusarll, Jr., j and Wife, MM Helen Sboyer, Mlaa I Josephine B. C'loaaln, MM Magdalena | I). Robinson, MM Teresa O. Reilly, j F. Whitman, Mre. J. R. T. | J. S. Ooodall, Thomas B. Ulbb, H. T. Nay lor and wife, Frank < H. B. Blythe and 'wife, Mis* J James. Mra. George McElroy, | Haab and "wife, Miss J. i Orem, Walter Wataon, George O. Me- I ; Elroy, O T. Acker and wife, Mra ' ; Ernest F. Eggert, Samuel Eggert, F. I Belts, W. W. Reader, H. A. i I George Speeae, Philadelphia; S. A. Young, .Beealey'a Polut; MM H. M. Hand, Tuckaboe; C. E. '■ i Calvert aud wife, H. 8. Prattle, TAron- - to, Canada; Mra. Maxwell, Lanadowue, - Pa ; M. S. West and wife, Haddon \ Heights; Richard H. Nowaflt, Lewis S. Pierce and wife. Horace V. Hornx and wife, Brldgeton; George S. and wife, Mlaa CaroJIne Itacou, , Elizabeth Bacoo, Millville; MM Newklrk, Rlverton, N. J.; Job rl Htooo, Camden, N. J. Hkwi.ttcaa. I I Linn Bowman, Mre. M. Stewart, C. • M. Batten, Mre A. M. Gilbert, MM Mra 1

; JLriJIIbert, MM Eva A. Tolon, H. * Eleanor Farrand. MM M. E. Wilkin- h | son, MM S. C. Bonrd. Mlra A. M V ! H. A. Moore, D. A. Moore, ~ ' Mre. Charles Mathewaon, Anna C Ruth Barber, Mary Helaer, Marlon E Kloetx, Mabel Hancnck, ; Mayer, Dorothy Hancock, Mrs. J , J. McKeown, Helen McKeown, C. i McKeown. Mre T. M. Doyle. K. A. Z 1 Doyle, Harry Boon, F. H. Vogdea, 3 Fratik H. Maurer, Dr. L. A. Wilkes ' 1 aud wife, Mre. A. L, Felgliau, Mlaa ■ Felghan, Dr Malcolm Macfar- , > Tbomaa C. McCaban and wife. . - McCahao, Charles Mathaw 1 SOD, J. A. Blrigeraod wife, MM Kan- *' nle Nutt, Miss Anna Nult, Mlaa Mary : Anderson, Mre. A. Yarger, A. M 1 -Woodward and wife, Mrs. O. W. But- - tvrworth, Mire O. W. Hulleiyorth. - Francis tjelms. Mra i'rank L. " Mre. George D. Evans, Philadelphia; Mrs. D. Duer Phillip*. Ken- ^ - oett Square, Pa ; Mw K H Baker. I E. Mlcbeuer, Mre. Isaac Roberta, e ' MM Mary T. Roberta, Hwarlbroore, • Pa.; R P. Koasa and wife, Lewis R. . - Stiles and wilb, 8.B, Prsdmore, Harry ■ 1 Charles C. Ltpplnoott and wife, . W. Boyle. Anna E. Sbarpleea, W. H. Dollar, wlfaanyl son. E. 8. Wood- ' ward aud wife, Morris Wood and wife, Camden; Mra Arthur Gee. Ocaan City; 8 Humhold and wife, Lane- - downs. Pa ; W Henry Evane, Sarah , Evans, B. Watkln* and wife, MM L. Watklns, Moorartown, N. J : MM ' H. G. Clegver. Handing, Pa.;:Jainaa 1 N. Knlpe, wife and grandson, Ard- ■ Pa ; lairana E. Bablilll. Bloom , N. J.; Mre, K. M. Cooper, R. M I

Cooper. Jr., 8. Hewrllnga Cooper, Ash- 1 land, N. J.: Daniel S. Hteelman and i , wife, SIM Julia W. Hteelman, Woodbury. N. J.; Lawrence Ollphaut.Treu- j ton. N J ; Eiloa Lockwood, Youkera, IT. Y. O. V. Avla, J. A. Prescott. Frank T. 1 . J. W. Bew. Mre. Joseph T. , Ward. W. M. Slllwell.-H P. Ralph, ' W. Lamady. Helen M Wilson.! • Grace T. Halg. Mlee L. H. Haeaaler, , I MM Wright, Misms Mary and Ada 1 Haesaler, Mrs. J". R. Tifrpln and daughter, Dorothy Van Oaten,- Auna M, WeM, Madeline McW: Brown, E - R. England. J. W. England, J. H. i Freeman, Seymour Davis, James . James A. Longatreet. F, F. Doa Paksoa, Elmlra 8. Weudel, Miriam ' P. Webb, Heglna C. Carroll. Ixulae C. > Robinson, Lulu M. Holden. Arabal , W. Clark, A./L Matthews aud wife, Charles H. WeM, James E. Wllaon, ' Albert F. Brawn, Frank E. Wallace and wife, Fre»TtTJ)eKoll and wife, W. - E. .Stover, Jr., add wife. C. L Hagy . and wife, Joseph W. Wbllgpead aud . party, E. T. Lilly and. wife. Dr. Frederick Saueri. and family, Mre. K. Hughe* Atkinson, James S. 1HII and • wife, J. F. Maclary, Jr., J. F. Maclary . and wife, Marlon E. Godfrey, Julia . Daley. H. M. Booth, C. L. Hlnfer, ; Jamaa Franklin, James H. Mann, ' Joaaph Thomas, Sr., Sidney K. Thomas. Joseph Thomas, Jr., L. C - Laraali, Charles Matthew*. Chris. 8. Andua, Arthur W. Taylor, Ella B. Me- ' Manemy, Mra. Philip Andre Hour, 1 MM Roaa Elsie Hour. Thomas R. ■ Fort. Jr., Philadelphia; E. M. Sutton, . wife and son, Ocean City.; William Tregay, Coaleavllle. Pa.; 5! re. M. G. Rolaton, Want Orange, N. J.; MM E. - E. Pope. Tolkeatbue, England; Mra. I. • Folger. Atlautlc City, W. M Perry. ti New York; H. J. Perrv, Clarksburg. W. Vs.; William H. Noble, wife aud daughter, Eugene T. Jump and wife. Camden; James Polk, Mercbantvllle; '. Sara Srullbeuian, Haddoulleld; W O. a Pancuaat, Jr , Woodbury; D. W. Vaux jr v% ooauury; i ' n . > sui ' and wife, Plttaburg; K. B Bacon and .

wife, Jersey City; L M. Hess, TuckaW. M Earla, Altooua; Joseph T. Dallas. Texas. Proposal for Cement (tatters t'ropoaala wall be received by tbe Hoard or ■ of Cape Mar County, N.J.. at a , ' maeUag lob* bald In ibel'ouri Roum Htuid I IV, *t Cape M-y Court ^Honw, on Tneedar. ' MOO Unrel rie'l"0 jf re^en" auttrre'oa rtwbsnlc atteel.Capo May Court Haa*. For PUBS aad aperta*alion*. applv to I. M. "" 8 c""'

NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS State of New Jersey Senate Bill No. 44, which has become a law, reads as follows: "It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, corporation, or association, engaged in the production,- manufacture, distribution or sale ot any commodity of general use, or rendering any service to the public, to discrimi1 nate between different persons, firms, associations or | corporations, or different sections, communities or cities of the State, by selling such commodity or "rendering such service at a lower rate in one section, community * J or city than another, or at the same rate or price at a point away from that of production or manufacture as r at the place of production or manufacture, after making due allowance for the difference, if any, in the grade, quality or quantity and in the actual cost of trass- j portatios from the point of production or manufacture if the effect or intent thereof is to establish or main- • tain a virtual monoply, hindering competition, or re- | striction of trade." • In order to comply exactly with the above law, it has bepn found necessary to make new selling prices on all our various products. • For example, the price of tank wagon Water White Kero- * sene Oil at Bayonne, our manufacturing point, is 8}4c. per j gallon. The freight rate to Ocean City is .595 per barrel of 50 * gallons, or 1 19-100 of a cent per gallon. Our Ocean City price I for this product is, therefore, 9 69-100c per gallon. The selling prices on kerosene, gasoline, lubricating oils — in fact, on all of our products, are now being made on this basis. » We are publishing this explanation in order that our customers may understand f the necessity of prices involving decimal fractions of a cent. i . ) Standard Oil Company ^ (NE\V JERSEY)

JOHN E. TOWNSEND • Electrical Contractor 1137 Asbury Ave. City • New Jersey WASHINGTON Popular Three-Day Tours i Ap-il 3, 17, ud Mij I and 15, 1913 : $11.05 FROM OCEAN CITY j nptBK,. L'.d.r P.rw«*l 'Etcoit. I PENNSTLViNlA I R. The Pontiere v BOOT s SHOE ! REPAIRING , SHOP i. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE x 914-418 Aabury Ave.. Oceaa City. N. J

ABBOTTS' Alderney Dairies 'Seventh St. and West Ave. .' Ocean City, N. J. 1 ■ Gtiole* Dairy Products Butter and Egg* Aak for Booklet of Specialties . Order* Delivered Rolli Plum*.

A KBAL EHTATE AUENTN. WM. LAKE, C. E., Real Estate Accent. d!mrw*^^fWre^»>rtlUg^r^ilyl^!^^?^lty^l»^*l'ini!o**''uian^iwVntv!'ny«fyralrV H. 00RS0H ; Keul Estate Agent : No J21 Asbnry Aoenue, Ocean City, N. J.

R. Curtis Robinson 1 i Conveyancing qnd Insurance H Notary Public and Commissioner of Deoda ! INos. 7-4-4-46 Asbury Avenue * OCEAN CITV. IN. J. I >• Money to l oaa on Bond and Mortgage < 'l-MKiSIKIilKM ZZ-ZXZ'Z-ZS-ZrZ'X'Z-Z-ZdnHSMHCSXCSSHSS it i v**'OU arc almost out of Bill Heads | and Letter Heads. This is just the time to have your stock replenished. o i now! Don't wait until April or I j May, when there may be an unavoidi LJ able delay in getting the work done. / F> THE V 1 SENTINEL PRINTING HOUSE j | has a reputation, established years ago, ol doing only high-class job printing of I N kinds at reasonable rates and with the greatest satisfaction to the patron. , | | Call at the office or telephone your order. I Sentinel Printing N ' House 744-46 ASBURY AVENUE j OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY The Ideal Summer Resort

OCEAN CITY, N. i. BATHING SAFE AND UNSURPASSED FINEST BEACH ON THE COAST r- THE HOME OF THE FAMILY MAN Spacious Boardwalk. Free Band Concerts During Season. Great Fishing in, Ocean and Bay. The Delight of the Yachtsman. Numerous Trains to and from Philadelphia on Three Railways Within easy access of ^Atl^htic City and other well-known resorts MANY CHURCHES NO SALOONS Telephone • Achievement The story of the year* with the B31 Sjretem is one of marked achievement Thirty -«K ! yean of development have built the splemfid hai 'y,lem of to-day connecting over j 7,000,000 Sell Telephones in more than 70,000 i places. '• J • I Tk* weeess is the result of the establish. ment and maintenance of the highest standards j for men, methods and apparatus; it is the result ! oft having always in idnd a broad purpose from j which there could he no deviation that ot esUbi Jiahing a great telephone system to eiver this broad land and bring the benefits of universal teWyrhTl COmmunic*tio,i lo community hi thu 1; mi j Bat, ^"S achievement is not solely lo be crtdp: ,,ed to *** Bell Telephone itself. Tbe Anwricaa gi ^P1" wi"> make over 25,000,000 calls a day, gj are the great progressiva Tactor hi the gi upbuilding of the Bell System, and to-day they gj require one Bell Telephone tc every thirteen Kj people hi the coimtry. **™*BELL SYSTEM ^