■ ' ■ ■ Ocean City Sentinel | K. CURTIS ROBIMSON Bator and Proprietor OCCAM CITY, . . NEW JERSEY ' . t |Ml "Phone Wa 66-X I Krei' p p i ; »u° ' **" J A-'r-^ • ■ , THURSDAY, JUNK 22, 1#1«. Improved weather, together with I ttoeloilag of tome of Philadelphia's 1 schools, la bringing tba cottagers to 1 thla cXy In tncraaalDK numbers. With i the kind of weather the aeaabore ex- I pertrocM for two ar three week*. the I aseregt Pbitodelphlan decided that It ' *M far more ooafortmble In hl« winter quarter* tben In bit cottage by the 1 ■ 1 I Tint weather eoodltlooa during the c law lew week* bare net bean good for aeoshnre buelnaee, bat the prospects 1 ■ow aoem batter. Considered with I atbar aaaatde raaorta, Ocean City baa . had no caoaa to complain, and there I horary raaaon to ballera, ae baa been I frequently predicted, that tbla will be | one ¥ tbe very beat aaaaona thla raaort < haabad. 1 Residents and cot lagan aboold keep < la Mind that, bectootog next Monday, I Mm City will bare a "Clean-op I Weak." I The work mil be under the aaper- • tMoo of tba Boy Bcoota, and tbay are t aliaady prepanag for tbe job. Every I paiaoe ben aboold aasiet In the eflaru t to sake tbla raaort aa allractlra a» t |ii*li. Let all get boay. I wont maimitit. lllathodatir ofoaery panoo inter- I •Nad to tba welfare af Ocean city ( aad thla sedtton of tba aoonty logo to t tbe poll* Toeedsy aad vote against the l prepared redaction af tba number ol c ■■lw of tba Cape May Coonty < Board of Freeholders. Oeaaa City aad tbla" aeetioo would hare ererythlag la torn aboold tba . baaid recretaseblp be radaead to tbraa. f WMdwaad aad that racttoo of tbe - aaaaty woald ba to tba aaddle aboold t toe hoard la tad need, and tbla part of a tbe aownty woekf fan rary poorly to- a tod to the matter af oaadad Improve- a ■■to la tod, wa woaldo't bare a I The purest baaed ¥ fnabaldari haa a dma Ea fity tor all parte of the I aaaaty aad ahaald beooaUaaad la af- a torn B pa ami at aH*«sd ntorm at- c laafe aU assttarts of tba eoauitry at ear- j •amttoaaa, aa we all lien, and them < •rem*? any Rood. Tbalr only oh- I - Jart totoptoaaoo tba Inert* of tba po- t total tare tba Miawa who wan pi» I rlfdj threw oadaad are waary of mttoR the baaka. < It leaf vital Importance that tba < VMM af tba aownty ahaald eaglrter > ■■fk HI telly at tba polla iwrdlap- a fatal of tba peepaaad ebaoga. IUXKOUU6HT toawata get— t..i«a, } Ctoytoa Halnaa Brtek and Otla M. Tawnaaad, who have adjoining office* f aw MBbtb rtraat, opposite the poet wtoto plaead towrtaaa large rteotric " IRhtola frawt of tbalr ptoam of bob- 1 ■am a tow daya ago. aad the lllumloa- ° Baa Ibamglte at night h a marked [ Theiood aOsrt ¥ tbam light* baa . Mto. aovmat mm tba otbn ' " ' 1 . — Urn bloek oo Eighth ' rtrert. tot warn Aahory and Central avmma, taking to an aatamlv. II- ' IwmtoaUoa ¥ tbla (treat. Prtoaa bar. 1 torn atoatnad fraaa the eMffBcligfat ' imapaay to aownaettom wkh tbla pvo- ' to agaad to provide ' Mtof aj •» potoa at a aoat of m * Are rtkMd watt nMrugre lam pa, wltb *' peapar ndaeton, the loatallatlon coat ' ■•t to ■(••! HO, together wltb a * •top tor cwnaot ¥ M net par ' OtoWth, eaahlng a total ezpenaa of fill fee three montba' aerrlea. Mart ¥ tbe boat earn atao m tbla 1 tore* hire agreed tog* to on tba prop ° omaavATioa school dpartwttoawaa tea Wtaltr Avema maalto — rirt aaMa,. ■ "tonvattoo aebool, for towto, will begin n. aaaatona ta 'tba b Wertey Avrna Poblla Bchaol at 6 " o'clock not Monday neomlog. Dally ' ■ nil in from 8 eeaUl 12 o'clock, noon, i will ba bald tor six weeks. ,, ^Atotody a tags oomber ¥ children ( The prtadpal of tba wheel will be b MttoBtoabO. WbUloefc, principal of t toe land Bterllog School in New « Bneaawlek. There will ba three other J facnlty ¥ tbe achool will bold a ti mart tag bora Saturday morning to ] awtllwa tba wockfov tba aU waaka. aovxL abch ueom 1 •tow lAaal toaatar la baCaaan. Vtodartek T. Crane, of Or in ge Grand Mlgh Prtnt.aad tba Grand Royal Arch Chapter ¥ Haw Jeney wUI-conatltula tba Oaaaa^My Chapter. Boyal Arch Ms sank to Maaonlc Hall. Kiolb at met awd Atoory arauu., ta rtoek SatAllkedwntlht eatawwmlaa, a faaafj HI to bald to tba Blaeaytte. aJ? UB.L <toy, CamS^^toatand. Brtdgatoc nd i%pt SsSl.TSi'to ats AeTnto "wflf'bl ' I - fl|«a^ddbtom to. adv., tf ^ c

GAVE TALK TO BIBLE CLASS iCooiiaasd from rim rxAi tbe entire British Umpire will be lo the ume condllloa ' Tbe ep- ' plaase far these •latemeut* of tblr fraternal delegate *ae deafening aud con"In preeeutlug the report of tbe eommtaatuD on flnauce. in the early part of tbe eeeoion. Or. Tbomaa Nlcb- j ■ olaon. former nacretary of the board of! - adacatlou and a maeier mind lo belp- j i lo eolve many of the diOlcult prob. | , tenia of tbe church, anted: 'We have I SRI perioral charge* In llie I'niled ; i 2A96 pay their mlnutete leer , fSOtt a year eacb: 10.116 lere than . fclObo each. Including bon«e rent; ; only 1000 chargee pay overtJUOUealary . While our aggregate of contribution- . all purpoeea aounda Jgrge— flS8.000 000 Jn tba quadrennluui — It amounla lo lea* than three reule per > day per member." ■ Referring to Blehop Herri*. Mr ! Marrey aald: "It" will not ba |>o*alble i Wrlta a hlrtory of tbe Christianity of i Japan aud Korea without giving "a place to Bi*kop Harrte. For forty Ave yeata be baa been amoug the people of tba Suoriae Empire. No other living American la ao widely and turned among tbe JapanM aa Blabop Harrla. "At tbe eeeeioo following tbe report of Blabop Harrla, a very prominent declared that the mo*l alluroppartuulty for Cbrialian work It mean tad by Japan. It war elro atated'tbat American CbrMlanlty Ir tba one power tbat la able to aolve tbe probtoma la Japan. Tbe young Japaneducated Id onrcollegea and uultrainee are, we believe, gradually entbe leaden of their eountry ae to tbla need. "Macb more could be aald and writtan toacblng on tba reports ¥ tbe especially tbe mhalooary btabapa— Blabop Hartzell in Africa nod Blabop Scott lo Liberia — and tbe work done to our country daring tbe peat quadrennlum, bat lime will not permit. "A great lecture course was presented doling tba mooth. Bishop Bristol gave hit famoar lecture on •Brains.' Blabop Qoayle. the oolque man of tba hoard of blshppa, held a gnat audience ,wKb tbjfcjfcll or bis oratory for nearly two^uurs on tbe oobjeet -Dante.' Ez-Praaldeot William Tall. In bit lecture, paid a remarkable tribute te Blabop Stoati for bla work In tba Philippine Islands, and to Harris and Lewis for their aceompHsbmeole In tbe Far East. These aald Mr. Talt.are statesmen: and men, not nnderatanding Asiatic coodMooa, cannot understand what baa bean dona by than to make a bat tar Philippine*. Cbloa, Japan mod Korea. -"Tba Rev. Lyman Abbott, editor of hi bla addrsaa, suggested that all of tba chare be* unite lo a campaign to restore tba Bible to the public aeboota ¥ tba country, aa tbe Bible ever written." Speaking of the members of tbe General Conference, Mr. Maaaay aald: "Under tba toflnaoca and Christian leadership of these mighty men of God, having moved to recognition people and omtiooa far removed from tbe Christian religion to greeafolly listen and ba paraaadsd there mart be mora tba rellgtao of Jasoa Christ than other raHglona wltb wblsh they are familiar, oaa cannot help but be -Natarally, tbe greatest and most period ¥ Urn General Confere* ocean wbao tba ganaral superintendents are betog selected. It was pleasure to know personally four of t be aareo man chosen . With Bishop Nicholson, former secretary or tbe hoard ¥ ad neat Ion ¥ oar ebnreb, I i bare worked for ear are I years In coo- i slderlng tba question ¥ tba secondary ; schools under tba control of our •boreb within an area ¥ 250 miles or New York. Wltb Blabop Laonatd.tbe | yonngart man elected (In bla forty- < eeooadyaer), I apacl lo tha clsas roams , a year and a half of delightful relation- | ablp lo dear old Pannlngtoo school. j "Much favorable comment baa been < made In church circles from outside | denomination of tba One selection j made ¥ tbla conference of the meu, | elevated to tbe Episcopacy » ' , CAPT. EALY NOTIFIED 1 O Ukeli ta toe Called Oat vslitolss a Week. Capg- Vance L. Ealy, ¥ Company ' B. Third Infantry, this ally, received a 1 telegram from headquarters yesterday 1 afternoon, announcing that "ibere Is 1 a strong probability tbat tba Third t will be called out In laaa j tbau a week. Get lo readlnem." , All ¥ tbe -boys were pleased when ; they board tha news, aa tbay have 1 anxiously awaiting the order. I One of tbe places that will be bit j the calling out ¥ the Ijcal t la tbe post office, six of tbe guardsmen being employes of tba branch of the government service Captain Vance L. Ealy and LieuA. R. 8m lib and Tbeo V. • of Company G. Third Jo- > faulty, who wars at tbe camp of In- i si ruction at Baa Girt, were ordered , borne Buoday by Governor Fielder to await orders. J i a i i Flaw Alarm Ma war*. 1 II — Sixth and Pleasure avenue. '' 17 — Eleventh and Bay avenue. '' 18— FoorteeuUi aud Pleasure eve. 4 88— Seventh Ind Wear avenue. 1 — Second and Asbary avenue. * 48 — Fourth and Aabury avenue. ' 44 — Eighth and A ah Dry avenue. 46— Tenth and Aabury avenue. 48 Thirteenth and Aabury avenue. *8— Sixteenth and Aabury avenue. 1 M 61— North and Central avenue. C W— Sixth and Central avenue. J, 87— Eleventh and Central avenue. II. 67— Twelfth and Wesley avenue. B 68— Fourteenth and Wesley avenue. E 71 — Fourth and Ocean avenue. H 78 — Seventh and Ocean avenue. ai 76— Ninth and Oaaan avenue. ai 82— Second and Atlantic avenue. F M-BonrdwaJk and Moorlyn Urrmoe L nreooe nod Bananas rood J, 6»— Twentlrtn end Central avenue, c

MAGINNIS WINS i i UP AT NEWARK i Local CaMer Takes First Tro- 1 " phy in the Distance Ael- curacy Event. " '• Charles T. Magmtn., of this rrmrt I ^ representing tbe Ocean Cllji^ Fishing j i Newark Saturday under tbe auspices || * tlou with Newark's tug anniversary:' ^ celebration. a I h" 2'." . ! * ISM feet 6 Inches net. He beat Clay ' " tou by 21 feet In this event. The sores follow: Magluuls. ISM rt; Clayton. t>f ( * Park, 18»I:C. Simon. Jr. of Mid- ' ■' laud Beach. 1*14.11. and Newman, of 11 Heimsr. 12S * Mr Maginnl. Bnl.bed fourth In | r John E. Clayton got two II W ' ® trophic* The local club memtwrs are very ' 1 proud of Mr. Maglnol*' achievement. ' ' President Churchill Hungerford. of 1 ' the Ocean City Fishing Club, attended 1 0 tbe tournament, but did not take part. * r j The Bellevue Hotel, at the corner ' 1 of Eighth etreet and ocean avenue. J 1 opens today f"r the summer aeaeon. ' ' and will again be uoder tbe eapatile * management of Mr. Sebantx. Tbe ' botel baa a number of reservations and * the prospects are bngbt for busy times ' ¥ tbla popular boetelry. W.J Smith and wire. E. M. Mae- ; Coy, J. D. Bowyer. Pblladelpbla. , Wm L Ridpath, Jr .Oak Lone: E . 6. Carlln and wife. Camden; John , Farnsworth aud wife. Colled States . Navy. KLBKRON. Pool H Shore. Guy M. Elcberling. , William Stebbtng, Philadelphia: Mlae I K. Mayers. MlllvUla; Le*lle Stathem , sod wife, Brtdgetou; Kent M. iud ■ grove and wife. Cape May. * IDt-CWIU). r Harry H. Derr, Verona L. Mack, J. ■ F. Mulliklo, Kobt. Bernstein. Paul - Wlttman, Frank Miller and sister 1 ■ War. Kaule, E 8. Eldredge, Otto 9 Grimm and wife. Pblladelpbla: John - C. Anderson. Atlantic City. IMPXklAL. 1 1 Mrs. M. R. Ktrk.Roxborough; Hans c Fischer. Pblladelpbla-. Myra Duffieid . 1 Perm's Grove, Martin Moloney and f wife. Ocean Cny; Mand Tomlln, Mead Tomlin. Maud Benezrt, (J. C. Crane ■ f and wife, Cape May Court House. ( ( BWAKTHMOKE. , Paul Snyder and wife, Mrs. J. W. c Randall sod child, W. B. Daddy, Jr.. , and wife, W. Seltzer aud wife, Pblia- ' a delphla; Mrs. Vaughn T. Hornet, Mlae Josephine S. Bornet, Bala; Martha I. . Glbbe.St. Petersburg; William T. Ellis . and family, Swartbmore. < I WYOM1KO. f Mrs. K. Widmaier Mlsa Alice Har- - rls, W. K. Harris. Jr. and wife, W. ■ K. Harrla. 3d. H. Wilton Garrett and ■ wife, Mrs. Mary J. Madary. Mrs. H. . ■ J. Hartmaun. Mas. W. H. Boyd. ■ Pblladelpbla: Walter McOorkle and ■ wife. Oeeao City; Henrietta Wllllu. r Moo re* town. STOLEN. 1 L. S. Aodover, Colllngawood; W. W. - Thomson. Dr. George G. Yost. F. W ■ Hoffman and wife, Mrs. George W. ■ Wall, Mrs John Wall, Mrs. s. R. Barf ens, John W. 8 pence, C. H. Scbermer- ' bom and wife. Ebeoezer Adams. Pbll- > adelphla; Addle F. Cooover. Helen A. I Conover, Penn'a Grove; tbe Rev. 8. B * Gotr. tbe Rev. Horace Holtxlnger, Pltr man. . ' eathi.d ' Mrs. W. G. Shields. William S ' 3d, Jame* Field and wife, W ■ W. Chambers and wife, Margaret ■ Chambers, B L. Malloy and wife, 8. ■ H. Parker, F. L. Algla aod wife, J. Wand family, Mrs. John 1 Wills, J. M Dyson and wife, Pblledeii pbla; Mrs. D O. Walkloa. Woodbnry; i Mra R. 8. Clymer. Atlantic City; Dr | Flora'P. Easton, Norrtatown; Clarence Sill and wife. Lansdownt; Alloc W Jackson-, Swartbmore; G. H. Prasad! Dalolb. HEW" LI SOS. • I W.8. Schsnnerborn and wife, K. T. Es tiler and wife, Mrs. M. Allen. Camden; Mrs. P. W. England. Harrlaburg; Mr*. Clayton Haloes Brick. Dr. W. P. Halnaa and wife. Ocean , Wm. Cor and wife, A. P. Scbwartr, Agues (j. Pearson. E. WF. H. Mullet and wife, R" M. Barnes. J. E Sheets and wlfr.E L aod wife. N ancy Clarke, J. IL H. J. Stocklm, Philadelphia; Frances Barnes, B Frank Hlrri, P Barnes and wife, Haddou Heights^ Mrs. J. G. Grsnt.'c. H. Scbermerhorn and wife, Mrs. H G Ueorge. Jas. 1 and wife, John T. Carson. Mrs H. E Rowe, Mrs. Jas. McCalliou, O. J B. Haas, C. R. Cornell aud wife. Joe. J. Bally, J. B Hick ford, John M. Henna and wife. J 8. Goodsell. J. J. Moore. E Morford, Samuel A Phillips and family. Miss Beeaie C. Taylor, F B. Johnson aud wife. Mrs. Jaa. Elizabeth Ullleoder, P. K aud family. Ura A. Trimble aud daughter. Dorothy Dukes. Mrs. T. O R Grlffisa, Baltimore; W. H Walker. Dorothy C Walker. Melrose Park. BIfiCAYNK. . ^ W. H. Dungayf F. W Ucodall, G. M Shank. Philip M Kslaar, J. F. J. Hurrwood Daly, Paul Daly. Jobu J Daly. E A. Hardy -and famH. A. Williams, C. H. Wood. M -• tilakemore and wlfe.J. Murray, 8 E Sanders, Miss M. V Gormau, E. = Earn plan aud family, D. C. FJy aud famUy. M L Euro, D P. Ballard and Wife. W. L. Rdmao, J. H Cross. ^ 8. SchoOeld. Alien D. Cornell az Uraeo. Philadelphia; J. B. Ray". «• Eva M. Zlaglar, Nortlatowo: T. T " aod family, C. W. Oojnga, t» 1

— Mrs. H C 1 1 wing*. Nartwrth: H. 8.1 1 Haines. Burlington. M J. Callagbao. Mrs M. J Callaghan -end daughter.! East < lrat.gr. Jobu « Anderson. At- j lat.tlc City; George W. Ktnk. North' Woodbury: F. J. King. Zsne*ville: John 8 Conway. Jr.. Mr-. John 8. ' Conway, Waehlrigton. I>. __ | Mrs It J. Brunker. M>« Henry, C. 1 jwrty. M. D. Wtl«ti Samuel Aleollj , aud » ife Mrs. H. Kislrr Dorothy Kls- 1 j trr. Ed Scott, U..ra>e F Mc'aiif. H ' J Mrs A. B Ayer*. Fred Sbane.,J W j Headley. |i C. Mrrtben. Frank Gj tier. [Pblladelpbla: Mrs. it. Hall. Troy. H ] I A.MrodaMisli aud wife, Mts. E Men den ball. Miss Mary Wilson. J H , Mendenhall. Alao H, Vei.denb.li_ ' Oterbrook: Frank Kiwi. bower and r Darby GceaoCHy: SI D. Moure. Mrs. F.C. Moore. Miss M 8 Moore. Wl» Bid path. Jr Oak Lao*: Martou Baker. , lAasdowue: C Ruth ll'bllip*. KeuucU A McStieBray, Worcester Mass :Ft.d C Donnelly. Trenton. J P Arnold , Butler. Mo : 8 R Hanger aud wife, Albania: C J Hagau aud wife, Pittsburgh: Joseph Llppmcott aod wife. Miss A. Llpplocott. M.ss M. Kvansou. Ura H. L Andrews. Mourestowo, Warren McCaon, Mlddielown, . )blo: J. H. Lumts and wife. Mi— Aims Lumls. Ml— D. Barger. West Chester -Mrs Newrk-h has put a bOintlfnlly can.-! siiikllal tr. tier Italian *arfleti " -Ye**" "And she has a minted to have It tell tbe time at all h.oir> "-CleveUnd PUin rnalet. Sha Hit Back. He- Women bate no real Judgment In aerions waiter*. She— Yes. and men count on that when they ask women te marry them. Ba quote American. Dtagrmce Is Immortal and llelnr eras when on* t kinks It dead.- Plautoa . ITUNTIC ICE COkPtHt ; ,»iuin Pecono Mountain let tarkkardt W irrr, a . Ir.ea » H. Bnrkhardt k Co. PLLMBIN6 AND HEATING m xsarat unci I HL-s. Try an Advertisethe Sentinel and get Quick Results.

_ — \ Ware's Specialties 813 ASBUHY AVENUE 32c. doz. ISir""™'"3 44c. lb. 38c. lb. ' } The finest Tea- and codec. - 1 We make a ape<1.1. . of ju. Fruit. «ud ^ F. H. Ware GROCER Plane - . M FOR SALE ' ("oteage, nine room, aad bath, garage. No reasonable offer refuaed. Tern»to . .in! purrhaaer. a ( inqmreof any agent, of II. K Baton. J Atlantic City , N*^. . o7"»6 Cem^T"': " out. Oeeaa City. V J. I PIANOS Far Real lor tke Sinner Season | Onr New 1916 Model Famous Bellak Upright and I Player Pianos. I tine dozen rolls of music, bench, scarf. ■ and one year tuning free. Easy monthly E payments. Will take vour old piano :n exchange; allow full value. The celebrated A. B. Chase Uprights. Grand., and Plavez Pianos. HENRY KLOETZ REPRESENTATIVE * Piano, on exhibition at the Travmore Hotel. Ninth street and Water avenue. P. S — It would tie to your advantage to call and see me before deciding elseWatch aod Jewelry Repairing Mayer's 752 BOARDWALK JOHN E. TOWNSEND I Electrical Contractor 1137 Asbury Ave. Ocean City New Jersey Try an Ad. i in the SENTINEL

Opening of Hot Sea Water Baths The Bellevne Baths on the Boardwalk, between Seventh and Eighth street*, will open their Hot Sea Baths and Surf Baths Saturday, June 17, for the season 191 6, and will be pleased to receive their patrons from 8.30 a. m. to 6 p. m daily. SIMMS' I Delicatessen and Restaurant * Or. lb* Corhhr .am mo.raw.ru, ( W'.H to announe. th.ir WlftH Annual 0P*nin| Saturday, May 20 . OINNKtoS LUNCH Krt TAB Lg DILICACII8 I Do not matt a Rtal EstaU Iran, a. turn u ukont Ttllr Insurant*] Consul I fliiantic Buarauiy m Tine losuraDGe Gonpany 1 ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. N * ® CAPITAL. tolBO^OO.OQ '' AdmmritratoT'v Hon I. 'D''® ' "''P" Mortgaga AdminWratcs » Bon<U Hzecntor . Boad. Surety Bond. . . Kto—nable Charge. Prompt Service ' orrieca «rai cststi «.o law so.LOiao. aoows .Two. " o..s. ....... ^ "•••' Oacaaac. .... t Drya'oodsStore We are better prepared to serve you for the coming year than ever before, with all seasonable merchandise. Large stock, right prices and reliable goods. t POWELL'S 921 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Photic 35 THORN <t BOYLE , REAL ESTATE t I""" ;'"" r° '»« Omen) " 'Co«. Den, trmnum) OCEAN O STY. N. J. PLUMBINQ "j (,nc~- "Wkmaaahip and bnrtaaa eourtav? If 1 7 — c. H. BACON 007 ei.hU, »,]

• - ! | Joseph C. Champion UILDINU CONTRACTOR ji Ralph HayeS VanGilder ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER s_ E -1 IfOU SH0UL.D HAVE A Reliable Builder To erect yonr Ocean City cottage You cannot spare the time to look after it closely" yvnrsrll and "must dejiend upon the honesty ol the conlractot I have Srailt for a large nnnilwi ■ ■! jteuplc and could refer yon to anyjir all of them Send for the list of names and photographs ol the houses. Otis M. Townsend OFFICE Dllll nrD OCEA.YCITY. • th St. Opposite r. 0. D V I LL/ C_ 11 "- JT g CORSON Seashore Cottages a Soecialty ? Hotels and Bungalows Contractor and Builder. Everything it. lb* Building Line Plans and Specifications Furnished. Estimates Cheerfully Given. RESIDENCE— 616 Aabury Avenue OFFICE-746 Waal Avenue S. STEELHIBH GDDtraclor aoJ Builder »*»**•»» » . Allen Sculh THE Eieara Qcm*X AYE. Rhone Connections S B SWAN t. E TROUT Swan and Trout ^^PDaCTICAL Carpenters and Builders JOBblNb A SPECIALTY 1 040 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITV. N. J. Bell Phone 18 Inter-State Pho-ie 134-A SUTTON & CORSON CO. General Contractors Grading and Street Building 739 ASBURY AVENUE Ocean City, New Jersey Walter V. Hess CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER JOBBING GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION •"ai" °r a III -hc.V."-. Office 1017 Asburv Avenue bCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE -o. INSURANCE Clayton Haines Brick A11 Eighth St. Ocean City, N. J. Phone. IB6-J f urniture Stor^ , Reupholstcring ESTIMATE W,ndow Sha!ks FOR YOU ^Awnings and ^ House Furnishings Our Prices are Low cri pouiblc comment with Good Work and Bat Makrial Lawrence H. Lear( 654 Asbury Avenue O^an City. N. J. J_TA\ E you a cottage, bungalow or apartment to furnish? We have a line of furniture at less than Philadelphia prices. It will pay you to call and see our stock bebuying elsewhere. Window shades a sjieeially. Chas. E. Adams & Bro. 720-22 Asbury Ave. Call at the Sentinel Printing House I if you desire first-class work.

-j « »>»aacY«M a mm tot,i7^^ OTIS M. TOWHSERD BUILDER Ofpicb: 8lh St. Opposite P. q Plans and Specifications prepared without charge ! Only galvanized nails used on exterior work CSTIMATC* aao PUNI rURN^HTI I JOHN T. SEAL ' 8VILPEB _ i "QH w 'u^, George W. Harris I Contractor, Builder and Jobbing Ptaa* Free. baagalo*. . SodMa,. | No. 13 W. Fourteenth Street OCEAN CITY. N. J. H.11 ru.M 0., 6. 0. IUim V. V.Utos H S tore 8E0. 0. ADAMS k CO. PLASTERING, RANGE SETTING BUCK LATHI G, Etc.. Etc. All Work to Masob Lisa Pram*!; Attaadad Ta. OCCAN CITV. N J ALBERT G. GILBERT, PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER y 645 Asbury Avenue, ^ IK JCAfl CITY. li. J. VirrnUa. kir.. u oar more, la Al-o. Jobn T. 1— la Lo*d and ultras. c Blrjcl* Tire* aod noppil** Blrjcu b pairing Frompuj AltaadM To. BRECKLEYS HOUSE AND SIQN RAINTEAg - CLINTON L. BRECKLCY, Paow Ready Mixed Paints, Lead and Olli B-JU and K2 Asbury avenue. Real Estate find Search Company REPRESENTS Fidelity Trust Comuany at Newark Wildvood Title ud Tmsl Ct, Title Inaurance Searches, Abstracts of Titls, Conveyancing Fire Insurance * Prompt Service AD Work Guaranteed Money to Loan on Good First Mortgigt Farms foz Sale Offices in First Nationl Bank Building Cape May Court House N. J. 3 Every Cent Protected When you pay by check, you not only use the most conve- - - nient and economical medium, but one that protects your funds. Open a Checking Account with us. We have excellent facilities for serving you well. Ocean City I Title and Trust Company OCEAN CITY. N. J. I ABBOTTS' : Alderney Dairies Seventh St. and West Ave. Ocean City, n. J. - Choice Dairy ProducU * Butter Eggt Ask for Booklet or Bpodsltloa Orders Delivered Both Fbonaa Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST — — I Cut Flowers and Funeral Design* Furnished r H28 Bay Avenue f Bell Phone, 4J9.J The Pontiere BOOT s SHOE REPAIRING SHOP ■ I REPAIRING NEATLY DONl Rfi-tli ktkmj A vo., Oress CHy. *