Ocean City Sentinel ' k. curtis^iiobinson Editor and Proprietor OCCAM CITY. - - NEW JERSEY j Bell ■Phone No M-X Mnruowm 5LiocM "12,™ Sua remaned od application. , ^ »1A PT°'° 1 ■ ' THUBHCAY. Oi.TOHKK at. 1914. f Dom't Deflect to Sole next Tueedey 1 for Bacbaraeb anil the a liule Itepubll 3 Th* average man, now tbe control- « • Mog clement lu elertlous. volee for tbe ' b If beet food of blmaelf and b!» family, t He la Dot awayed ao mueb by |wlltlcal oratory aa be la convinced by coodi- I men and wltb Idle frelf lit care, with bunlueaa fallurea and tbe coat of living going Mill higher, aud uow with an I additional buudred-mllliou-dollar lax impoeed for the pu(paee of covering ' Democratic extravagance, a III you not, | Mr. Average Man, vdfc to put an end . to tbie groke carelessness in the man a agemeut of our nalloiial affair. ? I Confioeaiuan Maker ray. be should , be returned to Wasblnglon because Preeldeut WlUuu need. bim to back ( up bla remarkable pollciea. I laaac Barbaracb tells tbe voters, and , be baa tig urea to back blm. that, M? , eauae of Democratic policies meo are Unemployed sod tbe menufacturers of , tbe dletrlet ere afraid to lovesl (heir . money. IVaan I'llv haa Hrerlnnrnt Itila Ocean City Ibla

foaling of onraat among capltallata and , boalnaaa man of Pblladalpbla, wbeu'ce , ■a patrons turns. lbs aolutlXi of tbe metier res la wltb i (be people, and tbey will vote tbe straight Kepubllcan ticket oext Tuea- , <tay. ' ■ PACT* POU <VOTF.ua. ' Since the present Democratic tariff law went Into effect, oar purcbeses | from foreign nations bare Increased , 9MMM.OOO, while our sales abroad , bare diemiart In tbe tame time 1108,889, 000. We have bought more end cold leas, , sad tbe moat of what wa bare bought , from abroad should bare been pro- , deeed at borne. We bare lost In , fomtgn comaaam since this bill went . late effket not lam than SU0.OOO 000. , We bare donated to Canadian lum- , barmen In tbe aaaea period f2.000.000. , whUb Is tbe amount tbey contributed { to tbe expanses of our gu vera men I , daring tbe hut year of e Republican . tariff. Had tbey paid tbe old rata on •bat I bay shipped into this country , during the first eight months of tbe , Underwood law. tbey weald bare coo- , Iribnlad twlos 64.000.000 tolbla gorcrn- , mat Wltb ad ibla sacrifice, tbe oonaweaer baa am paid ana coot lam for ' bmiamkei. la the mam Ume. 110.000 000 baa I beat gtrea lo tba Sugar Trust, and lb. . ■■■■■mil pays mora for hla anger. To Ibatomton weal grower, a donation of IMfiM* to- duties has beao made, i aadwootea etolbm oust no lam than i Tba Importers of beef aud cattjr ! bem beau rei laved of paying *5.000,- 1 tm mward the support of this govern- < meat, aad tba ovarturdeoed taxpayer , paye man for hie meet. — ~ Maw. to make ap tbe deficit tbua predamd, aad from wbleb tbe oon mot bae reeafved uo benefit, tbe paapto of the country are asked lu a , meal led "war-reveaue" bill to pay a dbeat tax af » 106000.000, in addition to tba toa burden tbey are already baariag. at a tiaae wbeo our nation la < . *mjme |otog to vote to coutlnue

this klad af Democratic IntlBcitucyT- , ■ nr-Tn imn. i ' "Tbe Ualted States civil Service baNaaabletompply^tbedaaMDd for totitoUal!5^he" ^m. lip 'rial ly a^mbfogtoT'D.'c." gewag maa who are williug to accept y. ". »ha prineljial ciilea of tbe U.bMSUIm.na-.pplfo.tk.na may Washington, D U.. at an? Time. " TbeOeean City Bualuesa Man >s Asj?SS?^r'i'ng?.J^*dy evening, . ,a "*• regular meeting leu Te 1 1 day evening was postponed ■Dd zfS. TT*. Toeadey eveulug J® tolevtore wltb tbe weekly gal be rmwd ata'i ara.kcr. , M*mbvra of Kalmla Tribe. No. ao. *mp- O. R. M-, are preperlujt to bold ■ *meker and oyster supper wltblo a short Ume. Tbe commuter In cha.se "cmprtaaa Harold Hand. JoaepbHaretoy and Bacbm Warrao Smith The Pf* a tribe baa about 160 memtma Men tribe

"stal Aral vale. IMPERIAL. Mra. Hubert Ceraon, W. C Cereoti. Mra. WJa. Joue.. Mra. R. K English SEP SL10' .PhLademhla ; 8 A Wmk^Oceeo City; Marjone Brown, •nutLiKd. N. W Marco., New York; H H *"ra W. S. Weurich. Mis. I,' W Iwerlnjt, W. H. \ auderhercben aud wife, Mr. E. Ktiabn. Mm A. Slarrrtt. E E. Folkwr. i. Redcllff? »d •!?, p'nlu. »:•«%' T'bor: Kr,,,k K <• l-oder. E E Z.mmermao MM K Dope. S. H .Tucker. H.rr, F. Allen. Washington Kolb Ueorge K Knell. UeorgeaM. Morrow, ruomaa A CpderfffiF- p,ul Tomer. Jr . and W.Q Oreenmau and wife Mr tl'Kri., , T" " "••«■«•■ Mra f. H. Dobaobj L M. Browulee.Phllsdelp'ua: William' Vtoelaud; J j. Heeoan.Waab-1 •psswMsca Bjg. M..Tm^T w2< Ha?d"„: j ■ .

WARM OCTOBERS IN THIS CITY, D. Ash Has Kept Record of Weather Daring Last Four Years. i J. D A»h. of Philadelphia, alio spends lbW*ummer and fall sra-ou. In chlfage. KM Brighton place, .aid j . kepi by bim. Hie moiub of October lu , Ocean City ha. been warmer thau Hie , mouth nf Sepleinber for Hie last four . He had lira lu bis collage several times Ibis Seplember. hul ouly once lu . October, and Ibal warduring llie raluy i CONNECTIONS FAIL I ■ Paper Makes Complain! I Shore Kasl Line Company, bill here'* a-kirk1 fr.imdbeCspe May Couuty Time., which. alHle known to almo.l everyjmdy here, will again nerve In call ^Uebtluu to tbe policle* of Hie ' "Running from - Atlantic City lu i O.-ean City, co u u ect lug |T) at tbe latter place for See leieClly and polnl- - system called tbeSbore East Line. i '-Tbe car. ou Ibe Shore Fa.t Line f are scheduled to oounect at 7. Si a. m . r k.lt! a. m . and U 10 p. m. for Sea lale City, but are so timed In leaving At- ■ lantlc City that, should they be three

3 or four mluulea late, connecUone are r miawd, aud tbe traveler la forced to watt three or four bours in Ooeen -City ■ for the next train. An average of a i belf-doxeu people ere ao disappointed - every day. "Station ageola at Ocean Clty'aay are powerless to change this condltloD, and that If tbe Short Fast Line r would rearrange Its schedule ao ae to ' Atlantic City a few minute. ' sooner connection, could easily be "It came under tbi .observation of Ibe Timea on Monday of this week • that tbe Shore Fast Lloa car scheduled 1 connect wltb the 7.20 West Jersey - was Dot more I ban oue minute lata, 1 aad was not more tben swtone's throw ' of tbe Ocean City station, wbeu four 1 passenger. Intending to make tbe trelu ' greeted wltb tbe pleaaanl eight of - tbe alow-moving Weal Jeraey Juet 1 pulling nut. Another' batf-mlnuU ■ aud tbe connection would bave been 1 made. ■ "Four disappointed passengers, ' three of tbem traveling men to whom 1 seconds counted, added to tbe avert - growing llat, beeping bleealngs upon • tbe beads of -the Short Feat Line J officials. "Somstblng or someone la all wrong • In this mailer. No one baa aver die- ■ puted lbs fact that tbe Shore Fast % Line Railroad le tbe worst managed , and yet tbe beet -paying railroad ayv ■ tern In ibe whole State. But surely any railroad with a scbool-cblld'a brain lo the bead of Its superintendent . could see tbe oeoeasHy of remedying ao flaring an error In Its schedule." CAN'T HAVE TENNIS I BoilcUot Ulvcs Opinion In At tbe weekly meetlDg of tbe City i Commission era, City Solicitor Howell aimed that tbe letter of tbe Board of ' Tmde. regarding establishing tannls

; courts on tba campground, or soma ' clber suitable place, having bean re- , fanad to blm for e legal opinion, be | a daatrad loany that tben la no appro r prutloo from whKB money can be e drawn to build tennis courts and tbe 1 ■- cily cannot legally carry on amuse- i * Tbe camp ground question baa come if up a uumbarot Uon aud ibera la oonII tiderable opinion bars that tbe city bea I- a right to take possession of tbem soon , , * and whenever tba city la reedy lo tight e Ibla question, he aald, ba would Ilka lo u bava assistance.* There upvetbes been e any suit to show tba city's right In Ufa 1 y campground. Tbers have beeo-a uum- . ,1 bar of decisions on tbe camp ground, . but nana bearing on tbe city's rights. There wee e court decision as to tba rights between tbe owuera of tbe fee end tbe private rigble of ell tbe people , •- of Ibe city. There was a question raised , [. by tbe court aa to whether there bad g ever beeu any dedication d Tbe city, be coutluued, baa a rig bl ' i lo provide parka aud might Ibus bave ( tennis courts, but It baa uo right to r- charge s fee lo those using tbem. TO BUILD HOU8ES — 1 — 1 New Dwellings in be Kracled In * Building luBMctor H. A. W. Smith baa leaned Ibe following permits wltb- , h In tbe lest few days:

Iwo-party apartmaula on Wesley avenue, above twelfth street, for Mlm Laura Beckett, of Philadelphia lu coat HOOO. r ; Two aod one-half atury collage for Mrs. Mary Kelly, of Philadelphia, af i, Klxtoeoth street and A -bury aveuue id toooettttOU Bungalow at Kuucth street aud Ceu I™' avenue for MiwSallle W. Lake , coating 62600 It will bave two etorle- "• ten roouia aud balb. f ■ J. T. Seal baa the contract. I, «*nak Paviagjrork. Iiireclur Fl.ber liifurmed tbe other member, of the board ai (he weekly thaf theS tt 'rf c"tua"n"J«vrpushing I he w or* outhl" pvOug'^,,',! •- ■"« »'"Uud city ball. The work, he , .aid, I. likely to bt flul.hed lu a week d from last Thursday. k New A sale out in n.nk, W. A Hoover, a young I Port MatildaAl eutre I'nuntv p. went .mi dnty\rp-ttlj--kir.l Nallonai liauk Monday niuruiug^a. *ru.J I rapher and types rtter en.l Ylsu to .f,, J general work. He c.i.L p„hlv . recommended The vouug mai i ' registered at. tbe Sterling 7 ' "j Morr* Bulklo.^ore. J i' * Robert Ki.lif reported at be weekly meeting ul V lily r™,. ' tfi'ssioners t bat- the wnrkbnMbe ><»•* ; liewl at Klfly-dr.t .WW, n.dW Cj i ogresaiug a. It should be. anSw hlU « ■. warned tbe contractor. Tbe oiniiVrrt' ■ ■ bad promised blm to put on .0 exlr. ! ^foice of men tba oext day. ,

I '•***• \ DEMOCRATIC PROSPERITY . . .... c I ni.trii-t In Second Congressional

Florence ion Work-. Builitigton County, working less t!u;i half time I The 1'ottcA- at FieMsboro. Burlington County, working lu!: time Koebling Nonworks. Koebling. Burlington County, work -.g a little mote . i Sh!w Factory of Griffith I a- wis. at Burlington, wot king on half time live Jav. „ 7J, B. Smith Machine Company. Smlthville. Burllngt^* Cofmtv . .seventv-Cve -» j nicr. working out of two hundred and fifty yon half time j Springfield Worsted Mills," Bnrlington County, two hunrtrcrt hands. 5hnt dowt^ entirely and only working when they receive orders , Keystone Watch Case Company. Riverside, running Mr da>- a week instead ^ of night and dav as in other years. » - The Hosiery Mills. Riverside, employing about filteen bund nil hand- imnnng only orders. Th# Pleasant Mill* Paper Company, rvyining on ha'.: ume TWs is the lirst 1 time that this mill has run on anything less than full time since the CIO eland Administration. Bavard Machine Company. Woodbine, entirely shut down. Soulier Machine Company. Woodbine, entirely shut down Clothing Industries of Woodbine, employing alsrol three hurnhed hand-, entirely shut down, a Moore-Jonas Glass Works, situate at Bridgetou Cumberland Count*. NewJersey. entirely shut down Cumberland Glass Works. Bridgeton. Cumlierland County. New Jew* ii-na.iv employs elrvrn hundred men. now using less tljgn three hundre.1 Glass Factories Minotnla working about half time Ridgely Brick Works. Bridgeton. Cuuilwrland Count* New Jerwv. t tinning half time and half the men unemployed First time in sixteen years that this condition.has occurred. . There are numerous smaller industries located in the lhsttict which are sintt down, but the above list is sufficient answer to the Democrats tltat this sivtum of the Country is not prosperous. ' (Paid for by j"hn Eatcll Evan., Commitlrc. Atlantic City. N.J.I

' WANT IMPROVEMENTS J 1 Write Cll v omclala. j* f Tbe following letter via read at the ; . . weekly meeting of tbe City Commie- i r elonera: „ Weat Philadelphia. Oct 20, 1SI4. :J , The Borough I'ommlaalonera of Ocean i t'tly. Ocean City. N J.— Oenllemen:— At a meeting of IbeL , Tweulletb Street Improvement Aaao- ( . clarion, held August 18. It »*• Ibe | aenae of tbat meeting that tbe aide- i walk committee make every endeavor C to aecure aidewalka on all tbe principal 3 p" atreeta In tbe vicinity of the membera ^ f of ibla aaaoclatlon, and, therefore, aa p ( ebalrman of tbat committee. I am re- r . queallng your honorable body to give ^ tbla aerloua coualderatlou. ao tbat these ' Improvementa may be flnlabed not 1 i later than June t, 1816 j lu order tbat there may be uo mla- ( underatandlug regarding tbe atreeta j J deal red Improved I particularly call j your attention to Ibe following high- » | [ s Wealey avenue, beginulug at Seveu- | teentb atxeet and ending at Twenty- ■ - Brat atraet, tbe bay or weat aide only ' Elgbteenlb atreet. both aldea, from 3 t Wealey avenue lo Aabury avenue. Id- 7 I elusive. 1 Nineteenth street, both aides, from I Wesley avenue to Aabury eveune. In j ( elusive. £ ( Tweutletb sireel, both aides, from j t Wealey aveuue to Aebury avenue, In-Twenty-Brat street, north aide, from ^ Wealey avenue to Central avenue. _ Tbe above streets end partloua of p atreeta about cover tbe Improvementa 'J ' aa lo the aidewalka. which we feel, aa p an aaaoclatlon, abould be done to lime ' for tbe aeaaoo of 1916, aa stated above, ^ particularly tbat region from Seventeenth street lo Nineteenth street on iceoin siren io -sinrieenin airrei ' Wesley aveuue, which la e atreet that

la very tnucb used, end abould. be glveu your coualderatlou above all ' others. | Also your honorable body's attention i la respectfully called to tbe approaches - lo tbe Boardwalk at the following point*: i ' Elgbteenlb street end Wealey eve- , uue. Twentieth atreet and Wealey , avenue and Twenty-tblrd stieet and Wealey aveuue. I [ Tbeae street Interaccrioos, Including i tbe Boardwalk proper, wltb Wesley ■ avenue, era lu very bad condition and abould be promptly remedied or rectl- | Bed by Ibe eeaauu of 1916. Quite a number of our property I owners lu our vicinity bave called my ' etteutiou to the ebeeaoe of benches or woodeu seats at various placet along tbe Bosrdwajk. Tbla la ao Improvement wblcb I tbluk could be made at . very little coat, aud would be grealty enjoyed by tbecltlxena lu our vlrlolly, especially tbe ladles, who Very frequently desire to go out ou tbe Board walk end sit down for en hour or two 1 In tbe eveumg aod enjoy tbe sea i If you bave no available fund* lo do tbla part of Ine improvement desired '

,J »Dd will give our aaaoclatlo i peroit*as elou-to put a fe* brncbesou lite lioardlo walk fn our vJclnUy, I will be very much pleased to see Hist it I* done, a- „■ It la a necessity wbicb la'reqohed. r. 1 trust tbat you will give these met-, , ler* your boiiorable ellention, end ° would kindly ask yoiftu 1^^, j ^ receipt of this reque-t. .tetlng if the*, r*|Mbed C*" ** ,ud wl" All of wblcb I respectfully submit to yi ur honorable body for careful con- ' Your, respectfully. Is W 1 1. 1.1 AM A. WU.KIN80*. I' a Director Fisher staled that work on ! Wl of the -ueeis enum^.ted In the;' Tetter be- beeu provided for in the!' , "<g of Ibe board end ilia! the contract • awarded ( Hume work was done several weeks ' . ago ou the approaches, which are uow 1 . 10 fairly good conditio!.. Regarding i tbe luteraecrion.. be said be did not J regard It as wise lo do too much w ith ' tbem uiilil after tbe wluter's atnrpis r Church K r painted. r ilie exterior of Hi. Augustine's * Church has beeu ' repainted aud tire ° grouod. Improved. The rectory be. elm beao repainted end prrseuts an atuectivc appearance

I a Penny saved here and a penny saved there, doesn't ■A- seem very much If yon have them to apiare ; but If fyonr Income ia limited and your aurplua la low. try deal ins ■« HTEWART'N, and watch your surplus grow. PNicna noon yon onk wkkni

| STEAK ! Sirloin 7$c i Rooo-l . . . . ... IK ROAST BEEF Rib iHc chuck , 1 6c Good Stewiog i>c PORK Utile Fresh Ham. iSo : ■ si Sboulders . 17c lb. Spare Riba 15c lb Fee. »'

LAMB- and It is line kriri ** Necks ■ VEAL Cutlet o« ' "Chop. jk Kus.t «. Slewing 1 * Oood Hamburg. 15c.

Our own make of famous all-pork sausage, none better . 2<xOur own make of famous- scrapple, try it . . .4 lbs. for 25c 3 lbs. of pig's liver 25c Pure lard . • ' '....14c Sugar cured skin-back hams, whole or half 17 1 -c Picnic hams tbe Boneless butts 2.3c Fancy chickens 23c Boneless Bacon, in piece 25c

Elegant* Santos coffee, 22c lb. 3 lbs. of crackers, 25c. eggs. -35c dozen . Fancy creamery butter. 35c lb. juicy oranges. 25c dozen fat mackerel, fat and juicy. 25c. krout, 6c quart. Fancy. New Orleans molasses. 16c quart, 60c gallon. 3 cans of evaporated milk, 23c. 3darge cans of tomatoes, 25c. 3 large cans of corn. 25c. ' 3 large cans of peas. 25c. 3 tumbler* of pure jelly. 25c. 1 large can of pure apple'. 15c. 3 bottles of the finest catsup. 25c. Fancy Buckwheat, fine, try it, 10c pkg. I I'wg- / \ rieupcui* lor nquuw-c en.

1 large can of white California cherries. 15c. 1 can of sliced peaches, 10c. 1 can extra fine strawberries. toe. 3 boxes of noiseless matches , 1 oc . Granulated sugar. 7c lb. Headlight oil. nc gallon. 5 gal Ions, 50c.' Fancy mixed cakes, real cheap. 2 His. for 25c. Jersev cranberries, 10c. Mince meat, qc lb. 12 nutmegs, t grater, iqc. Fancy lemons, 15c do/en. ^ Potatoes, 45c basket, b rolls toilet paper. 25c. - Jelly beans. 2 lbs., 25c Fancy checotaw* drops. 15c. FreslpdBts for HqUow-e'cn.

I STEWART' fS T-^rVm' I ^ ^ mmmm ; T TAVE you a cotuage; bungalow or apart- ' * ment to furnish? We have a line of . furniture at less than Philadelphia prices. ; It will pay you to calfand see our stock before buying elsewhere. _ ! Window shades a specialty. ! Chas. E. Adams & Bro. 720-22 Asbury Aye. -q Interesting to Investors • OR • Those Who Wish a Desirable Location for a Seaside Home FOR SALE— A f« lota located la Section O, Ocwn City. N. J.. ====== In vicinity of State road and Pennsylvania and Reed!K£X£S& ARTHUR_ D.JBARROWS 632 CEHTRAL SVCWUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. WrtAW CITY, N.

I- Haa. RarktaNl WaVfca W. Br.* a 11. Harkhardt & ('«. PITMBING" AM) HEATING } , or*»» rtrt mw juskt Attire. Mr. |_ M. an*. (WnM#1C(!na«\>Wn? oris l!Sr'd r~""" ID* "XXl ro r*)»M .B, I lln brbslf ot lbs Hr dlltinlunl|>r. , .^rygE W.^'WEtoa. r,;r>. 10 a, J., f. ,

LENGTHEN THE LIFE ^OF YOUR RUGS - IHll " Jfc-T I ' it D /(Y • ► jf H I — V ■ ■ JOHN B. TOWKSEND 1 tiJ7 Aabury Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. 'j Metropolitan Sanitary * Tonsorial Parlor: 82# Aabury tvraar j John M. RosenbfiMm 1 eeoeetiToe 'Kjaara Allan Uue uivae u. CtoMraa's u.i,

If ' 1 1 Cottage For Sale ,To Close an Estate j'

..worn" '*\in. i—m ...tl iS'' (inclu.l-lH.-M.hl at .1 h.arg.im. II" sold dl .'IHC. ^ ' I'm p.ttli. ti'i.ti*-. .iildfcKs ^ R. Curtis Robinson 744 Asbury Avenue. Ocean City. N. J.

ommimaBrcBECBEBt»Et3Ci.r.v sctaas ti taKtsEtscxaROBcmtotmaaBng | THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE YEAR | ================= I ! • Irscr. U.~.- f. V„ J, 1 Club lln 'l L , at.- with | s 1

JOSEPH G. CHAMPION 1 1 Builder ^ | 1 % Tenth St. and West Ave. | mm awaazai 20a sxaaKst gats '.r-aa ■ 1^™" " YOU SHOULD HAVE A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage. You cannot spare tbe time to look after it closely yourself and must depend npon the . honesty oi the contractor. • I have built for a large niinibct of J-eoplc and could relet *011 to any or all of them. Send for the list of names and photographs ot the houses. Otis M. Townsend office q I a a * r\pn o«an city. ttt si. opposite r. 0. D I LL/L n R- JL. S. CORSON, Soashoro Cottages a Specialty — Hotels and Bungalows Contractor and Builder. Everything m u.r iiuiidi.ig um •Plans and Specifications Furnished. Intimates Cheerfully Given. , KE8IDKNCK — 810 Asbury Avenue OKKICB-746 Wmt Avanua ( WIILHBD S. STEEL|lllK1':i;HrS!i:ir": Gonlractor and iiimer " Allen Seull I

TWE ! f ElSBTH li.VB QCSst/t tf VE. I Phone Connections 1 Walter V. Hess CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER JOBBING GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION WltlDOW XND, DOOR SCRCCHa ' i"0 «ll °ih6« Of mm"' wwdi TO OHtra. "0""- BXLi pmonc ata-w Office 1017 Asbury Avenue i OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY "Bell Phone 18 Inter-State Phcte 134-A SUTTON & CORSON CO. General Contractors Grading and Street Building 739 ASBURY AVENUE Ocean City. New Jersey^ GOOD PAINTING 1 JULIUS E.ToCHER, Jr. p-.taoxxsMi. ^atnttnfl an& ©ccoratlns 288 s aoz" John Marts Lumber Co. 1 OCEAN CITY, N. *V,nU" Lumbar, MiUwOTk.JMouldmga.^Buitding^ Paper, PUtler tfowrd J4aiU. Sash Weight*. Do You Want to Own a Home ' where yon can have all the conveniences of the City and SeathotT^ combined at a much less r-<>st than you can get elsewhere?. A. H. HIGBEE . -OI-T. -^3.1 Try an Advertisement in the SENTINEL |

I nurHOTiiM am H(iiurH*. OTIS M. TOWNSEND BUILDER Oitick: 8th St. Opposite 1*. 0. Plans and Specifications precared without charge | Only galvanized nails tt.-i-d on ij-4-U-bild-kum-c-US ^ Ocean City House Bidg. Co. "Jobbing and after at ion work g,*>n urn |*vrsonal attention Window and Door Frames an.) Set reus made to order. .OFFICE. 1 0.47 BAY AVENUE " | Bell Pbont JB X.

j AOOI1 lOSS. ALtliKATIONS ANt*4tl.HAIk* ! Spencer B. Swan j Jobbing Carpenter I ,a specialty and Builder i ESTIMATES AND PLANS rt/RMlSMIO JOHN T. SEAL BUILDER I (j FORGE W. HARRIS I j Contractor, Builder and Jobbing anu JODDtng

No. 1.1 W. Fourteenth Strcrl OCI AN CI ■ V. N. J. IWI1 |-b..nr x 0 Adams V. W toint DEO, 0. ADAMS A BRO. PLASTERING. - RANGE SETTING BRICK LAYING, fclc.. Etc. All Work In Ma*on Una Promplly Attendsd To. OCCAN CITY, N J ALHIvRT G. GILBERT, PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER 645 Asbury Avenue, breckley's HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS CI,INTON L. BRECKLEY, P«OP Mlxnl I'alula. !.e»d and oil* 9-JU slid W22 Aabury avenue. 1IKAIM.K1 dk ADAHN '■ Reading Coal , ■ •sir- ud Vara. TKNTIi ma# unrr Real Estate and Search Company

Fidelity Trust Company of Newark Title Insurance Searches. Abstracts of Title. Conveyancing Fire Insurance Prompt Service All Work Guaranteed 10 Loan on Good Kirat Mortgage Karma for Sale Offices in First Nationl Bank Building Cape May Court House N. J. IRA E. WALL 725 Central Ave. Ogean City New Jersey ■ <&*&>. : Plain and Decorative Paperhaneer — — A Po^tjCard will bring our serL A. STEELMAN and WHEELWRIGHT Practical HoiseshoaiBg JOBBING DONE PROMPTLY Clia i*d 0 ;ilar Tragi 1 Sfisdaffr Agent for Htewart'a Iron Work* <"• Plain and .Ornamental Iron Fence. Iron KailiugH and Window Ouarde. Seventh St. aad Haren hw C. L_. LAKE ..,REAk ESTATC AGENT. - ura 4#bDrj ATaana, (lmn Otly. S.J. • f DOWN, $1 week, Wal- ! Wl tliam Watches, Diamonds Watches Cleaned by Ex- #| Ipert Repairer, - - wl • L. N. NELSON —•nSS£