Ocean City Sentffie'f ■ THURSDAY M AftCH^S; 1917 new* and communication* of luterent o tbl* community mud our reader* very where. Ail communication* hIiouM be acpoiupanlel wllh the full name and Iddre** of the writer, not ueiwarlly tor publication, but ae a guarantee of food faith. DOTS. All mechanic* are bu*y. Many visitor* here Sunday. day and tomorrow. Watch your *te|i and don't kirk any i bundle, on the -tree! next, Monday. | The \\ eatiuoiil live will play In Ihe^es-onldnder the management of H A. \V sjnltti. Thehw/y rain la.t Saturday oUUr^tamp'grouiidHlble < 'laa. viewed the remain- of the lair l.ewl. K: Smith Monday eveulngTlt.K <kstinkj. ha- for free dietr.hu II. .11 a .mall quantity of 11 >wer >eedDou'l forget the echm.l play In the kaeembly room of* the high ecliool lo morrow evening and Saturday eve • ling. The l.adlee' Auxiliary of llie Kir- 1 preabyterlan Churclrwlll hold a clke aale SaFurday, Ap ll «. at Jo.ej.li I Beull'e real e-tale office. The freeholder, have decided lo m-.creai-e the appropriation for advertising the county from $2500 to I.TOOO The Dorlatid Advertl.lng Agency wa. given the contract. There will be an exclling pockel Milliard tournament at the ProgTewlve Drague lon Ight between league player, and a number of expert* from the Atlantic Ctly Telephone Society. Th* Baptlut Church of Ocean City, through Mr. Kuabe, of Philadelphia, ha. received a mo.t approjirlate gift of 250 Pauteco.lal -wing-book, from tlie Memorial Baptlat' Church of Philadelphla. Phe two weeko of meeting. In llie First l'iaptl.t Church are now lu projtreu. 'rtfc *ermuu till* evyulng will he on "Turning Many lo lilghteuu.nn»;" tomorrow evening. "The Jla.ter

Paatton.'- I'| The Reading excursion train forgot ' to *top at Fourteenth atreel od theiubound trip Sunday morning. The ,vv train eras run back aud the pa-*eiiger« lt for that part of the city were tbua put ' PERSONALS. Harry Haaa. of Philadelphia, wa. lu . In town Sunday. Henry Glover. of CJermantown, wa* ci a visitor yesterday. Mra. Elmer Crane I. vl.ltlng her mother lo Croaa Key*. > U Mi.. Margaret Parker wa* on duly P' In tb^post office Saturday. U, W. Butterworth, of Philadelphia. 11 wa* a visitor a few day* ago. re Silas K.. Morse. of Allaollc Clly, p wa. a vfetor here Thursday. a Kllwood Horu. of Philadelphia, wa* a visitor here a few day* ago. p J. W. Landyuberger and wife, of " Ml. Airy, were bere ye*lerday. „ Andrew N. Paul and wife, of Phlla-. S delpbla. were vl.llor* this week. Fl*ber Dalrymple atfd wife, of Plill ^ . adelphla..were In town Tliurnday. Ml** Mary Huff, of Peter.buig, I. p Rpendlug two week* at the Kathlu. " Mr*. H. M. Newklrk ba« returned r, from a vi.lt to Philadelphia VrleDd... u Thome*- Allen aud family, of Philadelphia, were here during Ihe week. . Jjj Walter H. Hay*, of Philadel pWa, wa* In town the latter part of last week. „ l)r I W. HoUmgsbead, of Phlla- r delpbla, will spend Ihe .ummer here. d Dr. aud Mr*. Wm. H. Slagle, of t I.auadoW ue. were vlaltore bere Suod*,y II H. D. IsaCalo, of Audubon, a ram. mer resident here, wa* « visitor Satur- (1 day. I W. D .Wilson, of Philadelphia, ha* opened bla collage, 1400 Ceuual.ave- J E. M. Sultoo, ol tbl* city, wa* in o Hackeoaack several days early lhl» b week. E. V. Coraoo and wife, of Palermo. , have retu.road from their trip to the south. a Al. bawHt, of Philadelphia, a mem- 5 her ol the tuning club, was a Sunday ( visitor. a Rear Commodore Jams* VV. Fern ley, t of Philadel pbla. was a visitor here _ Sunday. c Mrs. Martha Lake and Mige Mary , Corson are apendlug a week lo Philadelphia. j W. W. Adams, of Philadelphia, was , a recent visitor and registered at the Elberoo. 1 J. Fred Oelg and family, of Pblla- \ delpbla, hava takeo a cottage her* for the season. I Howard Uoderdown and wife, of ' HaddonBeld. will spend the summer . lu tbte clly. 1 1 Mia* Beat rice Towueeod. of .tbl* city. I spent Saturday afterooou sod Sunday Id Mlllvllle. I , Miss Amy Duffleld Is visiting relstlves lo Philadelphia. Camdeo and Blackwood Eheoeaer Adam*, of. Went Philadel- ; pbla. spent a (aw days -bere during tog Ihe week. Judge John W. Hughes, one of At- . Unite Cny's waU known eesldeuu. has retained home after spending several I days haea as the guest of Granville U I

pur CHARGE DF CHOIR1 Noted Philadelphia Musicianat BapMst Church This. Sutumcr. 1 With an attendance of 4S pef-ons. f the joint mrrliug of the men'* and; * happy couclusloif Mondaj- evening at j HivSnyder avenue. Philadelphla.aflerl arranging for a -Irong -ea-n.i of activity lu Ocean I lly Ihl* Wummer. Those present from tin. c.ly were Pa-tor Lewt*. S S. McAlll.ter and wife, L<iui. McAllister and Alfred It., n-pectally strong *erv ice. H. C.Lin i> j tor. the Rev. M. M 1**1*. will reeliv Se-ull- f«»r good are aullcipsteil. TEACHERS MEET TbeC.pe May.l ounly leacl.ei- ft ■ooui of the Ocean I'lly High Kclim ' IihI * v and tomorrow. llie lu.lruclor- will Include Slai " l..-v I. Driver..hpenute*iideiit of -clioo * in Raudul|di Couuly, Indiana. ■' llie -Palm Beach Troubadour, v will make then lit-! appearance I I llie Progressive League', -moker ne> Monday evening All the league ho) and I heir friend, will be vn bam i layiou Maine- Brick and Firms . W III* will be • eud men." "lib Di. . ) ^HuKbe. a. inter locul..r. 'Sou, * J Edward -Vow, J. H. WIIm,d am. I dale."f!.?Utbr |«."m ."."of wcrelary of the ecliool board. Oilier, w ho.e name- ' have been meuimued Include H. S Adam-. Homer Shoemaker and Bolls (iarrel-on. The position pay* (350 a * ye" , ' llnod Umsr *>litdul,d. e The Weetmont lean. compri.lng I- plaver. of We-tmont aud HaddouHeld, will meet llie local live at Com e Game Marl- *1*1115 Don t ml- II The Bulldog- and Tiger* will pfobebly il M*y u.e preliminary. Sleelman aud wife. He we* ac-cnm-jiauied by Mr*. Hughe*, who is pre.1pauied by Mr*. Hughe*. who

deut of the Allaulic City W. C. T. C t Mr*. I-fllxebeth M. Kuehn and mm. Walter H . of Philadelphia, were lu town yesterday. „ Paul Lamorelle. of St DaiUdV a r summer resldeut of Oceau Clly/shkS- j In town Sunday. 1 William Cbadwlck. of Ihl. clly. * who I* employed In Plilladel|ilna. wa. " town Sunday. Mi™ Mary A. ThompRon, of this 1 man and Camden. Mayllu Robiuaou came dowu from * parent* In this clly. ( Ml** Helen Fahey, of thi* clly. re ' mer home lu Che-ter. William C. Tultle and ramlly. or were guest, of the Wyo- J mlug during the week Oeorge W. Atlierholt. of Pbljadellu towu Thursday. I MieaRKlhel Page, of the mayor'. • office. *|>eiit Saturdky afiern.Hiu and : .In Philadelphia. . John B. Klrby aud family, of Ihl. ' city, speul Saturday and Sunday wllh ' relatives at Croydeo. Pa. ' Mra Clark Dilleubeck. of Philadelphia. I* *i>endliig a couiHe of week* at Palalinr*partuie4it.. : Elmer E. Kiuck. of thl* clly, ha. , returned from a two weeks' vacsllon irlp lo Lauca.ler County. Mr*. Newton'Drennan. of Llanerch, i I. vl.ttiug her pireut*. Smith Town i send ami Wife, lu this clly. ' B. J. Cooke and George Barkhardt.' of Philadelphia, well kuo^p summer resident*, were here Sunday . F. T. Jennings aud wife, -ft Philawere lu loww a few day* ago are .ummer re-ldeuis. Joseph, M. Rowland and family, of Philadelphia, apeut several day# lu Ibetr collage during Ihe week. . Mr*. Ueu« Uiucken. of Philadelphia. I* among Ibe visitor*. She Is al collage. J3S4 Cenlra'l aveuue George J. Kauer, of Philadelphia, a was among Ihe visitors Sunday. E C.Boyle.' of Ihe real estate ftrin of Thorn A Boyle, has relurued .lo al llie office, of Ibe Arm. F C. Howell, who I* an official of Ihe Camden Nalioual Bank, will again sjiend the summer lu Ocean Clly. Nathan C. Taggart aud wife, of Philadelphia. .penl Sunday wllh Dr. and Mrs. J Tbornley Hugbes. of Ihl. city. Alfred La it rence aud wife, of Burliugtoii. have been spending a few days al their cottage, 1«S6 Asbury aveAlex Lawrence, Jr., and wife and Alex. L. Cummlugs. of Philadelphia, were visitors here durlog Ibe William T. Brown and family, of Wayne, have been spending a fewdays In tbeir collage. 810 Plymouth 1 placeClly Treasurer. William McCoacb and A—emblymau Jams* Krauklin. of Philadelphia, were visitors bere Saturday. Miss Kettle Henderson, o. tbl* clly, returned home afier .pending Ave r weeks arllb fneud. in Colllngswood jand Mlllvllle. John H. McClaicby. a big operative builder In Philadelphia, was lu town . latter part of la.t week and regleItered al Ibe Idlewlld. Lewis Cox abd Mrs. Joseph J Duf-Aeld-Jrf-Pbiladelpbla, and Harry M. HafiTof Camden, speut Suuday with B C Duffleld and wile. I Fred Adams, of Ibis dly. who was 'working at the Bald win Locomotive " i Works lo Philadelphia moid of the 1 winter, has returned home. I George C. Murphy. J L Pyl*. * .Cape May Tue^ay eVeuing^ J Arthur Rothagather. / Pblladell > bin Mtw carrtar, M»W epsoding

1 ■ s i DR. KULP GIVEN "BIG RECEPTION - -. i "j Methodist Church Congrcga- ' r 1 tion Cordially Welcomes t v Pastor Back to City. • e At the Cl"^ of Ihe weekly, prayer I A meeting al the Flr-I M. K. I 'liurrli.ll g'veu I'he'im.ror! "be' Rev. Joseph B | I

I* Kulp, and hi. family by llie member. , of Ibe church | r. The cuiigregallou or a great part of „ It, took pari In Ibe welcome and made ' „ | Light refrealiment. were *«rved afier r y made welcoming Dr. Kulp to llie third » ACTED STRANGELY^^

Colored W.o m n n Mrnl lo Her . | Matilda Koblu-on. a eolored woman who for .ome lime had conducted a j " , pea red before Police Maglslrale Bar- j Ins nSw-s, a few day. ago. and a.ked lilm 1 larue a warrant for. some |*n-on. .be alleged bad stolen t-hl from her hot She acted lu such a jieculiar manlier Im that Justice BArow* decided lo havelY" her examined by a physician, and she |,.| wa* locked up. She appeared lo be j f.m temporarily deranged. |"o It wa. decided to allow t lie woman lo to her liome In Philadelphia, ac compamed by a friend. ^ ' CARETAKERS CHOSEN '.« On the' recommendation of Mayoi ,b| I 'liamploii. llie city will ojien llie pul»- Dr lie comfort -lallon at I lie fool of Eiglnb • i street ou rvalurday for Ibe season of gc 1917. * Ao The Mayor also^reoom mended llie .p w'ife a* care laker, of the sialiou. The pr appoiutmeut was conArme<(. Ic Qull-rlalm deedr were granted Jobu an Mart, aud the Ml— e. t're'.h. Ini ' Resolulloiis were adopted to borrow from Ibe Ocean fny lit le aud Trust tb " Company. Ocean City. FI500 in antlcl- on palloii of the c-lleellou of taxes for the i year 1917. aud al*o to borrow from the of , .liiklng fund of Ocean City $155 In m anliclpatlou of the i-.uiug of bonds for lb Ibe Twelfth etreel dralu. oli Ac House in New i.ocwiioii. re Srth H. W biteley, » «*" known 'Tj ■ Philadelphia (u.uraiice broker, has 01 . moved his pretty collage from Park . jdace lo II. hew and allracllve Iocs- f, i tion at the corner of North street and , Beach ro.d, ou the large Irate of laod purchased by Mr. Wblleley a few mouth* ago. H 1 a week wllh William Fitzgerald aud J* wife al Ib'elr home on Park place. ^ ' Martin Mayer aud family, who j.; ' were In Atlantic City moil of tbe win- ot ler. have relurued to their Boardwalk 1 .lore aud apartmeut* lu this city. A " Churchill Hungerford and Peter F. \\ Wright, of Pblladelpbla. active mem- a< f ber. of the Ocean I lly Fi.lilng Club, gi " were In town Saturday and Buuday. Lawyer H. K. Heullngs. who has * - been practicing law bere during tbe " 1 la.t two year*. Is arranging tu leave « - for another city wltblu s sborl time. >a '■ Ed win GnH" and wife, of Pbllsdel- * plus, spent Buuday bere with J. B. ~ h Christian aud wife Mr. aud Mr*. GofT have rented Mr. Christian a cot- " d lag* for Ihe seanon w Mis* Nan Myers, of Mlllvllle, sister jj c ofCapt. Benj Heuderson, of Ihl* city, jrecently underwent two operation* In pj if Ihe Mlllvllle Hospital, dhe Is well ir known In this clly. " t| h George Mead and wife, who have h been at Paul.boro for some lime, were C b here Saturday aud Suuday. They i, will bring a hou*e parly lo their cot- k ■* tage. 12 Twelfth street, at Easter. S Henry W. Townsend and family, of n r, this city, are speudlbg Ibe week al f« ■e BloomAeld. N. J. Ira Matbls Is In < d ihe office of the rtullon A Corson Com- 11 pauy during Mr. Towuseud's abeeuce. » re Mr*. William H. Long, of Philadel- '' n pbla, has relumed lo ber home after v *- .[rending Ihe wluter in St. Petersburg. 01 Fla. Ou her reiuru Irlp .he vl.lied r. Miami. Palm Beach aud St. Angus- H I. tine, and sjwnla week in Wasbmgton. || h Francis 8- Schneider, of Philadelph a. owner of a cottage, and apart- I !, meul* on Wesley aveuue. below. Four- ^ teenlb street, was lo town Sunday. ■ ,, He wa. accompanied by Frank and . Jams* Donnelly, owner, of a prlnllug ' m esiabllsbment lo Philadelphia. t at. Fob Haij!.— Sideboard, chain and j ~ picture* on premies* 1285 Wesley ave- < d- una. 2 o'clock .-atniday alUrooon. i >g «

TewiTe smith's death i CAST GLOOM OVER CITY

Active in Church and Bnsi- 1 ness Affairs, He Was Held in High Esteem. Aiinoi|iicemei|l.of Ihe sudden dealh td L«<wl» E Smith, of this clly. lu ibe ' Hospital. Pblladelpbla. ' evening, came a. one of the, severest .bock, the people of till* com- j | iiiunlly have probably ever received. , - Hi. wife and "children, together wjib In. father, brother, and f elstens -have ' ! In I heir great iiereavement. ( I j Al rtie rrHjue.1 "f Mr Smith, made ,

j Service, were conducted at hie late ! re-ldence on Wesley avenue Tuesday by the Iiev. Charles H Bobner, pa.lor of the Flrat Preebylerlau | Tbe body reposed In a mahogany a. surrounded the casket and almo.i tilled llie room. These were from tbe dillerenl organization, wllh whlcti Mr. •sSrnttb bad i-eeu ideiilllied. aa well a. from jiersoual friend.

Boliuer paid a beaullful tribute , lo ibe memory of Mr. Smith, lo wl.om ( lie was pariu-ularlv attached during ^ Ihe several year, of hi. jia.lorsle "HI* life." said Dr Buhner, "leaclie* Ihe value of rellglou. tralulug and a liob'e parentage. He wa. C home. " In 1 1 - "e n v fro 1 1 me'i 1 1 aud u'ndVI il. mel'jrallon Ihe year* of ma child-' hond*Kd youth were passed. Tlie made In lliose adoleocsul year* were never eflaced. for when he "lied a home of" hi* own. »wi. founded iijuiu Ihe Idea)- of hi.''lirt-tt*n nurture. The root* of hi. affection for nge were d'h-pTayed'h! all the'scllvhle. of lil. valued aud u»eful life. - "He held many public and private ru. i., and In all of litem displayed highest integrity. A. a public .er- - vain Ills ability and faillifulue*. were passed' from among u* III* realized f what a strong moral force be was In community." In concluding lit. touching remarks, C Kohner .aid: "In behalf of III. family and hi* 4 great host,' of friejid., I place three on hi* coffin— a violet, which .jieak. of mode.ly, a red rose, which I ■ell* of love, aud a while Illy, llie ex- 1 pre—Ion uf purity, arivuibol. of our ( love Fareaell. my brother, farewell, and may we meet you "In Ibe mornDurtng'lhe »en'lce* here studies lu public school, were slopped for Service* were also beld al Ihe home ' William Smith, an uncle, al Ham- ] monloti,' conducted by the Rev. Dr. i H. 'Kuudall. of Chelsea, u frleod of Ihe' family. 'Many more were placed around Ihe ca-kel, remembrance* from HammoDto i -Tbe interment was at Ham rnontoD. The pallbearer, were J. K. Grove.. L M. Lear, Dr. J. P Hughe* and C. Homer Shoemaker. Mr. Smith went lo Philadelphia about two week* ago to undergo an operation for ulcer of the stomach. appendix also wa. removed al Ihe same lime. He wa* recovering In excellent shajie. The wound* bed heel- , ed end the slltcbe* had been removed. la»t Friday evening be told one of Ibe hospital physician* that be 1 would like to have some clie* lug gum attendant wa* *ent for tbe gum. W bile the patient and doctor were awaiting hi* return. Mr. Smllb gave a and sank back dead. A clol of blood had slipped from the wound, got Into bis arterisl system , , end lodged In tbe bean, causing Instant death by obstructing tbe valvuLewls E Smllb. who wa* perhaps , he*! known a* teller of Ibe Oceau Clly aod Tru*l Company and *ecre- ' lary of Ibe Board of Education (holding Ihe latter jioellloo for eight years), I be second eldest son of A.,J Smith. ' wa* born lu Hammonlon January 17. 1880. After graduatlug from Ibe ' High School, be went lo 1 Exeter Academy aud cumpleied the course lo two yean. Laler i he look a bu-lne— course at the Pierce ' Pblladelpbla. He Worked fur awhile as a bookkeeper In Ihe business offio» of Ibe New York Press Because of Ibe IIIr of his mother, he assisted his [ In tbe coal aod Ice business In I Ihl* dly for some lime, but slopped . Ibis, al the suggestion of his father, lo . accept a position a* book-keeper wilh Ibe Ocean Clly Title end Trust Com- ' pany when tbe organization of this company was perfected. I Mr. Smtih was one of the board of . trustees of the Presbyterian Church. of Ihe cbur -li and leader of | Ihe choir for tbe last fourteen years. He was treasurer of Ihe Oceau • iiy Public Library aodTreasurer of Ibe Building and Loan Assocla- , j Hon. He was Ihe Ars( treasurer of Ihe Young Men's Progressive League. In * which capacity he' served until Jan-, nary 1 of this year. Mr. Smith had been married twelve d last November. Beside llie i- widow, there are three children — Augustus. aged 10 years; Rupert, 8 years, aod Klwaid, 8 yaara.

" The Rev. Joseph B. Ktlp, £ Pastor ol the l-'irst M. E. Church, who was given a reception last night

! DR. BOHNER CALLED TO OHIO CHURCH Popular Ocean City MiniSTcr Was Not a Candidate Has Not Answered. | First Presbyterian Cbuicb oPAshlauiT [ Ohio The Ashland church I* one of llie |- , s! longest churches tu Central Ohm. the Middle We-I Isier became j-fe-l-1 1. ..rder I., —cure llie Rev Mr. Dr It.. luier i- holding Ihe call under WILL SUMMER HERE Acting fur the house committee of ! Hie Five W. Club uf Pblladelpbla. A. Bug Peacock, lticbard W. Hartman. I , It. I Leonard Uarrebwii aud Joseph V. | Pequloot made a irlp to Ocean City 1 ibis week lo close negotiations for tbe r Although organized only about a " year ago. tbe club lias made rapid " strides aud promises lo play a proml- - unit pari lu Ibe social life of Oceau Y City this coming summer. i lalumeul will be many reception ^ lalumeul- cummitlee of Ills club will , arrange many llilugs lu help pass Ihe ( season pleasantly, events of luferesl , lliose who are tioi members. •t

Coal We Have It (to burn) h. shoemaker lumber co. j Twelfth and West Avenue C. I — LAKE ...REAL ESTATE AGENT.. ■ae Asbury avsdds. oosan Clly, N. J. Lou tor s*ie. Oouags* rot rent.

» ?§ Allen Corson, M. D. wJs 816 Wesley Avenue City New Jersey DR W. P. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE. OCCAN CITY. N. J. OIPICK HOURS: Florence Brick Haines cor. 9th and wetslcy ave mcchano-thcaapiit M—MUCe. Msr0l.lt MoveueuU Median, Slid Correct tvs o, inn-tics Hoar, by *|.j»luUnsnt pjliRSCHEL PETTIT, M. D. B07 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY iln-S. ' JOHN H. WHITICAR, M. D. Eighth and Central avenue 1 Ocean City New Jersey , Dr- g- d- noeung Osteopathic Physician Hfcnn Building, Eighth street j" ; OpjKMlle Pennsylvania IL K Depot j r Ocean city, N. J. ' Every Tuesday. Thursday and ° Saturday Philadelphia Office, 1107 Chestnut SI. | 4 DR. CHARLES B. RIDER • Dentiat •* J 809 Central Avenue 1 ecui ciTV. I. J. • i) 'R G. Fairchild Starr j, n Dentist , y COT. Kurbl^ML ssd^W sslsy A»». e Will b« to in. oltrr oo Tu—day and ruiurday ' ^ ooly until further Duller. •I I. " Booth Phonks Nioiit Hkli. 'i! Hughes' Central Phiraucj '* kth and Wealey Ave. Ocean City, N.J ! ' e, I Pboue 245- W rkSHyssroSn WeAaUvsrUss '

i . . — f New Spring Styles ; Ready-Made Suits i Made-tor Measure Suits j BIG LINE NEW SHIRTS. $1.00 to $8.00 Odd Pants all' the time in stock JONES' MEN'S SHOP [ "Trust Company Corner" McAllister's GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ' We Began Our Wind -Up Sale Today Everything must be sold. We will con- ! 4 in lie this sale a few davs onlv, thou will sell j what \tv have left in liulk. ' * I Big Bargains! Don't miss this opportunity. You will positively have to pay from 30 to 50 j>er cent, more for the same goods after this sale closes. This is your last oppor- * tunity. Grasp it before it is too late. 5 S. MCALLISTER. OCEAN CITY. N. J. : Real Estate For Sale BIQ BARGAINS 1 Cottages. Apartments and Bungalows, furnished and unfurnished Some estates in my hands must lie sold at sacrifice prices. This is the time of vear to "buy Cottages and Lots at this Popular Seaside Resort 1 very Cheap. Apply to Alonzo Cotton ' OI9 Anbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. ' MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. Nu walling fur two week* to know If you can gel It; we can tell you at once. Bargain* in Bay aud Oceau front properties. Choice cottage* for sale. Also lot** for Investment and for Imjirovement— the choice of y ; Ocean City. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. J. d MORTGAGES INSURARCM " THORN <& BOYLE '■ REAL ESTATE 1 *24 e'**rk Srn'r lOoaMire'Ivnuib'' OCEAN CITY. Af. J. ■ "John Marts Lumber Co. Ninth Street and Haven Avanua | ocean city. n. J. Lumber Mdlwork, Moulding*. Building Paper, Platter Board, Nails, Saeb Weights, etc. Eatimate* Furnished. Prompt Delivery. I ■

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^ GOOD PAINTING SEC JULIUS E. JOCHER. JR.

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OUR NATIONAL STRENGTH The Nation's might is influenced by its every citizen. Patriotism is for all. And one of its practical forms is intelligent, individual effort that develops collective financial strength, so important a factor in national supremacy. Conservation upon the part of the individual — the building of a surplus — is essential to bpth national and personal protection. The Officers of this Institution stand for America first — and all th^time. First National Bank OCEAN CITY, N. j. U/E HAVE MOVED into our new office at 8^7 Asbury Avenue, where all the general business of the company will hereafter be transacted. CITY GAS LIGHT COMPANY x,. ,u. , , A A kkkkkkkkkhkk A * A * » :| 1917 AT POWELL'S! . I DRY GOODS. NOTIONS AND MEW WCAW «TOWC ■ • | Wc t*ke thi* opportunitv uf thanking oar friend* and customer* for their (j ( i very liberal patronage daring tbe pan year. Alto to announce that we ■ ■ have enlarged our store. With a larger stock and increased facilities, we a ' < 1 are belter able to serve rou than ever before. W : I POWELL'S— The Reliable Store j I | 921 ASBURY AVCNUC 2

HOTIU AM COITtCH. Scotch Mall -INATOHIUM THE IMPERIAL 1015 CK.NTRAL AVE.. OCEAN CITY. H liSt*d0rnJ£f t*b"^Siet1~SnUT THE KATHLU ^ Yiow open for the teason I1J* Central A venae. OCEAN CITY. N. J. I 5 MIHHEH LEWIS A CONARD WYOMING A. P. miJIEB HOTEL ATGLEN of the most centrally located hotels is Ocean City. The aim has al«*yi been to nntke lliis bnnse select and homehka, and it* larp* and ***nred patronage prove* its lot* NEW HOTEL ELBERON' KIUHTH ANII CENTRAL AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. /Taylor and Mayrv, Proprletreaaea and newly papered. ,BeU Pbooe.: 17-X aod THE HEWUNGS Nlntn and Weaiay ava. Ocean City, N. J L. II. HEWLIItOM. West Philadelphia, Fa ; S' W. K. WWIIWIUK, Prop. , THE IDLEWILD J OPEN ALL TEAK Moorlyo Terrmo* Ooean Clly. N. J. HMween Eighth aod Ninth Htrewta MRS. J. K.MOBMDOM Chandler-White Hall Ocean ave. bet. Seventh aud Eighth sla Ocean City, N. J. SHOWN A Jl AI KUN. Hotel Stcrling-gt. Cbarles , N. W. cor. Eighth and Ooean Ava FOR SALE OR RENT, any agent or owner Booking* for sea-ou of 1M7. from JaneB lo September $ Write owner, ,, r. M. oorr, 170S ftprlng Garden 8L,FbUa, Pa. Otis M. Townsend A Practical Sena bora Archttact Licensed by th* Stats, -s- -> EIGHTH STREET, OM. P O. OCEAN CITY N. J. We Are Distributors " suiemtii miniiiii In Ocean City, Sea lala City and Vicinity Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Balldlif Thirty-fourth at. and Wed nvn. OCEAN CITY, N. J. Residence: IM Central A venae PWa*. Ml-W The Pontiere BOOT « SHOE REPAIRING SHOP REPAIRING NEATLY DONE W8-8I8 * chary Ave.. Ocana City A J. JOHN E. TOWNSEND Electrical Contractor 1137 Anbury Avn. Ocean City Nnw Jnrnny Mortgages We are at all time* peepared to p'laee or pur- — chase first mortgages on improved Ocean City Real Estate, and invite correspondence wilh such JOS. I. SCULL Ocean City New Javaay 17— Eleventh and Bay avanna. 18— Fourteenth and PI as earn avn. _ 86 — Savao th and Wnae avanna. 42— Saeond and Anbury aveooa. . 48— Fourth and ARng man ♦ 46— Eighth and A^niy nimua. A 46— Tenth and Asbory avanna. 3 48— Tblrtaanth and Aahaiy avanna. 9 49 avtaanth and Aahn«y avian. A 61— North and Gaaual avaaaa. Z 87— Twelfth a^WaM^vman^ i £ziEs£35sL