Ocean City Sentte^ >— » Mi Pwl—p Tract Tirum K. CURTIS ROBINSON Editor and Proprietor OCEAM CITT, - . NEW JERSEY BcS 'Phone No 66-X Job work promptly door by ezpsritDosa THURSDAY. DE EMBER 20 1917 J*" - s* ~ **- - "" !lt Bish gnu a $ Story (Christinas | Philadelphia's baseball club . >«Mn an getting down to a'war HOME people seemingly- *re Lrconi- '»■ unduly • riled" over llie que»tl»u f public garage* In tbe seC'Ton or (be . I1J southeasterly of A-bury avenue. Aooobdi.no to report", ("apt May Wy people are uot dow ko.niucb. pleated at they were a few ninntli" act by tbceetablltbrnent of naval barracka In tbatr town. HnutAFTKR the Government will batp tboaa wbo need assistance 'In ■Mklng np their looome tax statemeota, bui lt will be your place to get m touch with tbeae men. who will be a«M Ml Into every county *est town, and VMM other towna beeldet, lo meet all the people 'Postmasters, banker* and newspapers will be able to tell yoo when tbe gomnment'* income tax aaao will be around, aud wbere to And hlaa. He will aniwer your que» I'npe, swear you to. tbe return, take year mooey and remove tbe wrinkle* from your brow. Returns of Income IwlHT most be made between January 1 aad Kerch 1.1818. AutnrrxD cigarette, thrown aside a flat at Brighton Beach tbat dekajeS pro pert r to the value of »««>,- .ME Again aod agaia bat tbe story . kosa repeat sd of Are lorn caused by the aasetaeaoeos aod reckletanees of . MNfeWA Bat Infrequently bare tragic laaaaaof Ufe raaulied, as lo tbe case of thoTrtoagla Bonding dlaastCr. Tbere wBI eoasa a "time, no doobl, when ■askew will be held responsible for iowaseaasod by tbolr c*rele**ne»-. ar aw tkaw who are guilty of arson. Aatf there Is ao reason why tbey akaeiAet he, says the Eltxatwth Jour- , aaL The waa wbo threw* aside a , MgMad cigarette or cigar without . Iwktag to aw' where It falls or what •awags E asay cause ought to be beld , wspaakkli for tbe act. ■any Ocean City people will agree ! wkfc the fbllo'wlog from tbe Touts • 55^'e,rle,: Tb* °°*' b*rou* °"' | tatalypsl H over, on as ibis' year, as . wwy area has found out sloes be MMtad ap his eoafflres. Not only , 4M tkoy charge us wore for the cost, ( hat thoy loft In a fergs portion of efste aad dkrt that jwlll not buru, end tbst , - ta esdlaaiy tlssos would have to be . ■'waif oat at the breaker, before tbe eaal wae shipped The eoal megoetes , ■■"U (T) figured tbat the people . •■Mi he too glad to gol 'eoal to qner- . . "I **h tha quality of It tin tbeeosl , waa ks- their cellars, a nd then it would , ka tao lata. The retailer M helpless; . ha awy kaow th# eoal is poor, but it is • sik hagan get. aod be Is almost crated ' i wk^keweods for .tool order* tbst be •aaaw kll. Boms day it ts to tw , 'maak that the Drool* of this nusin this country

awake to tbe feet that ml ha *aMj- that tbe CM I operators beve a* k wear on tne oouutry luug Oft waw than one occasion, as ws *— **» thoBes IsIs Times lies referred ■ aaamieimmiiolnnccurscis. m news vhaf by sows of the large city.peow,ys« laat week tbe' Bm isle paper Aetata the Sol lowing: "Bo fir Be* I. le SM hag. hasa particularly fortunate B a basing a plentiful supply of coal, has City Is sutsring from • nearetty Mfeta has asser before been exper- - and so less oowl arrives soon. h* Whools mast dose " A represent•tta* Of (hie Boo Isle poper was In *waa Cky last week, lis was ai haU He certainly found ibai ^kMkg saMdentl y healed and be • maid aaady has. dtoeovered. by ask •a «. thai Ocean city schools ere not "hett 'of ooal pod ibet tbey are not la dew eoon because of leek of • "h- ;Thaw is more drlsel printed < akoat Ooean Cltv In -..'lo, of p>per, , than any other place lo this section— < w aay aMUoo— of the Bleu. We won- I degwhjr. l. 4 ®B am* all doubt as to the -right of 'ha tax sstaemrs not to levy poll tax ' oa eoid ten aod tailors, aay. tbe Cam- ' ken Pad-Tel gram, It Is p'ro pored by 1 Mr, Jem, of this city, a member of tbe 1 Btafa Board of Texee aud Aesemmeule, ' *hef the Lmisl.iure by a simple ' amendment to tbe tax act direct tbat ' thie exemption be made In -every case • . Hanorabiy discharged sold let- and ' ealhrre who have served tbe Culled ' Etatas In way war, aod member, of > tha' Notional Oustd during ibeir term r af Willis, ate exempt from poll tax. hot wbetBer those In tbe army end »a^T aw aim exempt Is not aliogei tier edge. Thaw should be no objection ta , t-mpsif nil emsnimsul It. tact! he , poU tax goaareny ought to he abol- , fchad bees ass M Is mbst unfsirly levied u, ' a ad wiled sd. those having real estate « ' ^_hdag aat. to ~cpi «,«,eut , •hkothaiwot majority of other per 1 aoat nobis -ta the tax never but be r , blwat tto-paywout. and lb some tax- f fcgdMMWs tbere is un-attampt made •t-adMW«»ow Um Don properly • "hkhaa Aay tax Whtcn Is not • dWbfy impo-sd and collected with . fa r • nweliSwd* ***" a","r *0<l to" C ^ ■ * «-■ saxd r %

A*wlib kindred csuses for feelings of = heart -sickness and distress, tbe cue-! — tomxry eslutatlon at this season of tbe yesMo m«ny lliousands will have a sound of mockery. Tbelr Cbrtstmas y will not be a meriLonr. Yet we must not forget. the Giver pf _ all good things, and we should trust u Implicitly In Him. to bring ordes-out of'f the present chaos for tbe betterment of . „ mankind, conlldenl that ere euotbrr Christmas we will bsve our loved one. back rejoicing « lib In tbe vie- ; tory over tbat borrible "Thing" born j of German Kollure " Let us In every way within our, - means cheer tbe boys In tbe camps In | tbl- country and In tbe trencbes on | the oilier side. Theirs may not be a merry t'bristmas this year, but lei us tbe banner* of the Untied Stales aud _ their Allies. l> ER1:K TOLL HRlnUES ' On the subject of freeing the Ocean , City Somere' Pol lit auto bridge over tbe bay, tbe Bomers' Point Record ' says: 1 Tbe Cape May County Freeholders, p afier voicing .their opposition to any County plan of purcba-lng tbe gooier*' Point-Ocean I'lty loll bridge, put Ibelr '' cbief argument In the assertion the1 ' Cape May County Is bouded w it bin " (18 000 of Us limit, making any county purchase odt of tbe question. ' On top of Ibis assertion . ttie Cape May Kreebnlders are quoled as mak1 Jog the statement that tbey favor tbe 1 Immediate construction of a bridge from Burners' Point to Beesleys' Point, 1 and. pledging any kind of assistance If ' Atlantic County will join tbem lu hav. * log such a bridge, built. 1 in view of- this fact tbat Cap# May * County only baa *18.000 to offer toward the construction of a bridge tbat e today would ooat pretty close to a mil0 lion dollars. It doesn't seem very prob- '■ able tbat May County could cobe tribute very much to aucb an euter- ' pnse, and tbat If tbe bridge la to be ' built Cape. May County would be a negligent factor In l(a construction. The Record favors tbe building of botuibeae bridges, but feels tbat Cape ' May Freeholders are not ebowlog altogel ber tbe. right kind of' a oonniy spirit a lieu tbey put any obstacles In tbe way of securing on Immediate (ree ' bridge bet ween tbe two couutles ale ' cost of *281.000, tbe price for whl.cb tbe Boaters' Potnt-Oeeeo City bridge can J be purchased. ' WOKDEkFIX iresriKATlOK. ' The Inspired Allaolle City corn r spondent of tbe- Philadelphia North i ' American writes tbe following: "Residents of Oceao City are already . speculating a- lo who will be the next , City Commi-stonera, for It Is generally , ' believed the present commissioners < ' will not succeed themselves " j ' Well, well! Why didn't be go on < with bis wonderful news and toll the bungrtly-aweltlof . public wbo have , been picked out lo succeed the present ■ ' board T , Anyway, It'e almost a year apd a , half off— this announced cataclyetm | —and many things may happen In f ' tbat length of lime. Further on the correspondent sort of • ; bit- us bard— we tbinklugtbat we still have tbe Board of Trada and tbe Young Men's Progressive League. | But md: "Tbere are said to be twoiplecesof ■ | in Ocean City 'where tbe iesiric Hons against tbe sale of liquor do not apply becauaa tbey were not put in • wbeo tbe riparian rights were sold. are In front of tbe old Bchorcb land, known as tbe Bellevoe Baibs, and on tbe land of tbe Atlantic. De • velopment Company. "Lswyan are not unanimous at to whether tbeae two places carrv wltb mese two plaoaa wltb

' tbem tbe anti-rum reatrictlons of • Ocean «nty, but many brlleve tbey do • uot Tbe people of Ocean City could have tbis situation remedied by the I legislature. but when aomethtug affect. ■ be geueral welfare, every una walls • for soma one else to take action and no 1 one doe* anything. • "What Ocean p'fty needs is some orcan nation tbat will beve as u. object r the maintaining of tbe tradition- aud ' laws that have brought tbe resort sue- • oeee. But oue of tbe founders no* 1 uvea He* and bla associates have ' fought sucoesafully the anil-Babbatb aud ram crowd. When he Is goue • some one or aome organization must • taka bla |>lace." 7 REPORTS FOR DUTY I Aisles la Cauda. I First Lieut. Harry W. Foulds. son f of Dr. aud Mrs H T. Foulds, pf ibis I ctty . reported for duty lest Baturday at . Lrtlle Silver. N. J. He left bere rev- 1 - eral days prior for Csuada.to complete - bis business attain for Ibe present as manager of tbe Southern Canada ' Company. 1 r Lieut. Foulds. who Is IM years of age. ' ; a chemical engineer. He graduated 1 Ibe Uulverally of Pennsylvania 1 i 1*14. He-served Ove months with 1 , tbe E*rex Troops on tbe Mexican bor- 1 , der several months ago. At tbe time 1 . of entering Ibe camp' at Fort Myer, a 1 I short rime .lucei be beld the poaltlon of manager of tbe Canadtan company ' I refer re4to He was later given hi. ' I commission and appointed to t h , 1 I ulled Stale* .Signal Corp* *1 Little' i Sliver. •' ' , , - < »r"«ssd*is Books. j Jurepb I Scull, resl eetale operator t of I bis ctiy. has distributed lo patrons a neat looking and convenient memorandum book: It contains points of constitutional law, domestic aod for- £ |Mgn po-lage rales, peunaut winners ], j In IIm National League and American | league six per eeiit. Interest table, I drM aid remedle* and other useful lo- * % — X CaUeSMM Broosw irk . ft la Bated that lbs Rev. Joseph B Knlp, pastor of tbe First M. E Church of this ctty. has received a call n i lo the pastorate of tbe ebufeb In New b Brunswick. Mr Kulp. at the recent le quarterly conference of tbe local fa church expressed a daatre for a change N of pastoral raiattons. ||g

fm AWARDS : 5j CONTRACTS |>f I p'on'lnued trnm t-Vr*! I'sc*.' of- at locations designated by the director of j of blgiiways, as -prettied lu llie spedrr | Ural loos beraio allachrd. d ! i For ibe removal and disposal of c- l Ibe above named materials, ttie ashes 0 i becoming ibe property of the contractor, as specified lu (healtacbed spedir i Ileal loii" n Following were tbe hide: u ' John P. Fo^— Item No. I,*S4»7; No.2, *8597. is Sam uel Dtckeoo — No 1. *3oo0; NO. d 2 *8450. u Porter-Smllh Co.— No. I. *.8222 22; d No. 2 *3111 II. Charles F Nabb— No. 1 ; t-3340 50; No. 2. *3109.50 Clark A Johnson— No. 1. *41'i0; No. a 2. *39(10. r Charles L. Bader-No. I. *5788; No. d 2 *5377. Osborn Corson— No I. *3224; No. 2, •• *2946. y Tbe following resolution, preseuted l" by Mayor Champion, was read aud r laid. over for two weeks: • Be It - a Heanlved, by the Board of Com misy atouers of Uceao City, New Jer-ey, e rubhlsli for the year 1918 be awarded ;- to the Purler Smith Company, under e llem one of tbe proposal, and that the e proper olMcer* are hereby lustrucled to I. execute a contract wltb Ibe said PnrIf lerlSmith Company for the removal of the ruhbl-b to the sum of *3222 22; tbat tbe payment of said sum of (3222 - y 22 be made out of tbe appropriation i- fur Ibe year 1918. it Tbe cash aud certified checks of the I- unsuccessful bidder* were ordered re i- turned t'u tbe depositors. -.' CANTATA GREAT SUCCESS e B (Continued from First P«er l town, gave a violin solo In her custom ' ory tluisbcd style. Sue was accom ' Jrsnled by. Mis* Verua Wilson, tbe s' brilliant young piatllst f A number tbat was well - received a was a vocal eboru*, "Merry Cbrlste ma*," by Ira Busbay and a chorus. > ' Tbo-e takiug part lo the "Jrl.b e Lilt" were Sopble arson. Frances a Smith, Katbarlue Smith. Mailau Bieelma'n and Florence Gucbenaur. "Pierrot aud Plerretie" — Sopble Coraon aud Marian Sleeiman. Tbe little ones In Ibe "Danceoftbe • Boom flskea"' were Bertha Rigglnt. Theresa Plleggl, Jeanetie Sel vague. '■ Mary Colllssou Kithariue J Smith. ' Bulb Adams. Jane Groves aud Mildred Carlaoo, and tbe "Spirit of the 1 Tree," Sopble Cobb "Solo Fioreuce Uocbeuaur, "Spirit 1 of Cbitslma*." Tbere exercise* were followed by a . ' pretty cantata, "Foxy Sauta." Ibe , ■ory of Santa was told by M'i-s l.aviula Scull. -Tbe announcer of tbe □ umbers waa George W Sooy, Jr Tbe cantata was prereuted by tbe ; following: i "foxy hakta" 1 "Sing the Hong of Cheer," a song by a : uumber of young people w bo are ' attempting to bring Cbrlstmas Cheer to tbe Orphans, Eigbtb . Grade Children. t "Tbe Bedtime Story," by Miss Mary , and tbe Orpbena! Mary Clark end , Girls from tbe'Slxth Grade. "The .Oboat of Old Kris," by Jack" Frost and. several Little Jacks, Theodore Stevens aud boys from ' tbe Slstb Grade. •Tbe Snow Fairies." by the Queen aud tier Snow Fairies. Frances , Smith and girls from tbe Third Grade. « • ' ( S

' "Baola'e. Military Band," boy* from > tbe ffblrd. Grade. I "Which I* Me?" Solo by Santa, Ani drew Steelmao. » "We Wrote 'a Letter to Santa." Tola • from Ibe Firsthand Second Grade* - > 'Tbe King, Jack Frost," Solo by Jack Frost, "'Theodore Stevens. "Kercboo," Boy* from tbe Seventh ' Grade'. I "Loo* Pleasant. Please," Boy* and -Ulrls wbo wl.b lo take Santa's ' ' photograph. Pupils from tie ! Fourth Grade. > "Hellp. -How De-Do?" A song by ' Mire Mary,' Jack Frost aud Sauls. ■ Mary Clark. Theodore Stevens and - Andrew Steelman. "Foxy Babta." Pupils from the Fifth Grade "( him*. Sweet Bell*," Cboro* by ibe i 7»}li School, jffuale, Eutire C boras ONE MORE FLAG Flrr (orip,di h«b Four MewsbVYaiw coon r,-. a,., ice. , Tbe members of the Itellauce Fire have purcha-ed a United service flsg wltb four star* Which now floats frd -n tbe front of oimpauy's headquarters on A* bury avendSj near Slath *lreel Tne of the com pa'uy lu thsc-uo try's service are Kirat Lieutenant AI fred R. Smith. Kavmond Haley . Kay Wood Price and Holing* Wallace. Ttte flsg was probably "tbe (tret ordered lu Ocean City, bat lb rough mlsunderwtainlirig .« did not reach bere Ontil a few days ago Tbe idea of the flag was suggested to Wardell Hlgbee. a member of the company. In passing through Burbe noticed a service flag In frontal a ni tbat town.' will inelw Lrlicrs. The boy* of tbe Ocean City High I track team soon to receive tbelr are namely as follow*: Harvey Mart*, captain; Audrew Sleeiman, lure Steven*, Harvey Guff. Tooa! H Burkbardl. Francis Tuwneend. H<i-s Ferguson. Edgar Baron. t onplngbam add Uordoo Cox. Faal ( siH* Kwltata. Paul Corson, son of the Rev Pen. nlngi on 'Corson, of PleasaiHvllle. wbo ! been vialttnjt. ttl* brother, Dr AI- i Cr.nren, In tbl* ctty, left yesterday I Balllmorc He ba* eu listed In tbe Naval Coast Defense Guard* aod will train at Norfolk. j

FREEDOM OF LOWON. rxMdul and |*n-.iII.-i |-rH Pi-ki-s. Wli. n t'le (Ill-pic I'oris ..r III- r ('• ' re Bright Ibi^s"*' a Cii.iue l'..r-' |. way oicrl.--l.c-i Coi.'«M,m-.il> I - In , belfry of ibe larMi . luin-b' ^ ^ >- mem.'J.f Tbe ta luea! *1 rod II I > But. If any on. (| *"aa dlsi-'Msl lu avail bnpaelf of tlil- . Ulurty land In tbat part of I»n.t»n Is " somewhat loo cosily for profitable pig farming.- London Family Herald. : HE HAD TO HURRY. lf On th* 0*ad Rush Bccsu.e H* Had N», d T.ma to Spar*. 'r In Chicago there ts a nian whom bl- ' friend* know a* Hiaburry J-.ne* fiu<0 morning about 10 o clock a man with r- i -ulliern blovnl tn his vein* saw Jonc '! led by" tbe winds of heaven. It came ' over tbe southerner to follow June* i e ent on hi* gettinrf tbere. a cigar, yell.sl tfacX "Ibiteronoiyac- ' 1 count." without stopping to sort tb# word*, and dashe.1 out. wltb tbe South 1 erncr panting bard behind. After tear- : lng down .Washington street for hntf I a block he dived Into the Field office | building and Just mlsw-d being Jam ' mod by the elevator doors In his determination ni>t to lose a ear. I The southerner took the next ear op and entered Jones' office timidly, cortain that be was about to come upon a 1 , conference of at least four of the most c Important men In Chicago's financial I ' world. Inside he found Jones smoking ' 1 his cigar behind the morning paper. , bis feet on his desk and his awir.-. , ' chair tilted back comfortably.— New York Poot^vv^ Not Quit*. , A rancher returned from a year's trip through the east to find that a one . time neighbor of hi*, a man noted for | a uhlge of hid luck. 1'pon heurlhg the I news b«f immediately sought out the neighbor to condole with blm. "Well. John." he said after greetings 1 had been exchanged. *1 bear you lost ! all of your timber through tbe forest r Tbe other man nodded. p "And tbey say that the river cut off . all died of cholera, that your" wife and ' children have been sick and thai they ' Jrfhn Dodded again. "Yes, It's all true," be said, looking about him at | farm, "all true Why. sometime* I get " almost discouraged."— Ladies' Home Journal. An Optimist. u The late W. Bayard Catting, said c member of the Century club of New York, was an optimist himself aud a firm believer In optimism. . Once during a disastrous strike be rebuked my i-ossimlsm with a story. "was Inundated, hy tbe spring floods,

m and oue day. w hile his farm was under water a friend found him laughing and Joking In a barter shop "•George.' said the friend. The „ flood's hit you. terribhf h**n t Iff „. *"OlL yea.' answered the farmer. The floods hit me. thdre's no denying that.* Then be smiled and added: 'But ont In my w-hentficld this jnornh lng I landed eight of the finest catfish Mississippi ever turned out. We had d 'em fried for breakfast, with waffle*: '■ Friends, cnn.you beat catfish and waft ®re to liegin a cheerful, optimistic day onT "—Washington Star. '' Curraa's Wit. ' Lundy Foptcytbe tohaccQnlst. applied to John Cumin for a motto when he flrsi eatahtlshed 'his carriage -My b dear Curran." said he. -give me one of a aerioils cast, because I am afraid ie tbe people will laugh at the Idea of a tolvaeconlst setting np a carriage, and. for tbe scholarship's sake, let it I*- In Latin." "| have Just bit on It." said tt^TlT't "" °Dly '"° *rnrd"- "n,) your elevation ami jour cnnteuip! for ir their ridicule. It has the further adre Latin or English! Jbst'I* 4 choose*. Put up Quid rides' „p,,n " M"!? "itam4v«!UfJSh-Q,'|, rT e Interrogation. - Why doTuu"'. ugh i Boston Post I- - r- Th* Ball and th* Bird In Hm- America i, Magazine Hu-h u .. Fuiferton. writing an article oc freak b w'r'tawM*"' • '"to Logan S*iuares The le,gtio Square* played a game wltn a famous c.c.-ed r team railed tne le-'and I Bants Fullertoe goes ..a la Ihu gnme. i, ««. i. to Aside tbe ctty pesir.ui . Rio|...« l ablp. ■ freak play pernrred fhkt h. .,*d the la-tm.l Rb.nl. to »Jn a ,.a„ed ball lluit was going «*tc over im. |,e ,d , j 11*1) apacrow. killed the bird and .fell ' threw the runner out and sav.sl t;,e game If you d„ubt this Callahan w ill abow you the l-ird. wbb*b he had ■ m-.uui.sl to keep a* a souvenir of What bard luck may do to a ball club-H Huslsii.il Why did that w»man keep ! yen standing at the door for bait an 1 , boor? Garni Ion* Wife-She said *b< j] , hadn't time to come in. - Loudon kinnd j Starit* Land. I Two thousand miles of the western eeast of South America above Valpa ralso are dry and atari* ta a width of ' ' forty to kxty mllea. j

NO DECORATIONS | p j Fv..nv.^,.-n. A^p^ . t„.. ... • - y Elaborate prepatatlou* ate being i mailt by Ibe Sunday eil^ol of tl.r| 1 First Piesnyterian church Nlnr Its , 1 lie u.ual Christmas treat will be J meiil, primary. Junior, inlcrmcliale r and men's aud women * classes., A _ > tialf-isvund box' of clnicilstc- will' be' , nded Ibiougb John I'. Fox of the • "it rendered . n Wednesday evening' . orallou. of holy and green- Ibeie' ttie al—enl U.ys, will |* ibe oi.lv dec ' Fridky. |reeeml^r ^1 Bom 9 o elock I op'i'scriuuity.1 ..f years, S. C tioll and wife of I tills city.. villi spend several month* in yesterds, and st,rt«i for Ft. Peter, Florida. Tbey were aeeompau led reprod ucllou of the French-designed lllerlol monoplane.T* on exhibition In of Ibe window, of Madd.u-k i Tbe model was made by L. Uillierl, of Jbls cily . The (htUimas-'l.ikc Window. Tbe wiudow- ou llie Eighth street aide of Hughes' t eulr.l Pharmacy ba* a-Cbrbtynas like appearance with its (lakes vif suow and display of. baud- • Mi*. Delia Dor.beimer, W. L. B|*uce, Atlantic City; Allen Scull. Philadelphia ; Dr. Lesher, Chooyaug. Try an Advt. in The Sentinel and Get Results XOTIfE. . I' l^ltANJ'WdNAKl'E.

j, miiTy'aijT r- he It ordaliirf tbst t|,|, I NOTICE. I The Special Election '• «'itj".' I-'j'ITI \i„ ■ I NOTICE. r A Special ixlection and Kegistration j For the Ordinance , \ Agaioat the Ordinance ; ■■■■•. J ftmiday. January tj. iqi,s ; "Tuesday, January S. i^s I " g'aiurt, ,'i^T " r I1UST u yan-so. . |-|rr '! ~j ' avenue b,l„. m, n r !%«^» WAtaD-C— re ; Ini """ " j ::::' . I Tuesday, January 15, i9t s .taxaaraa a'ttax tajtawmtac Him A MoKKls. I I'r.rai -utycira. I

am; 'urar.i : —HI h' H II / "

A • ' TI.P wai S 6-fIc-ct on j out-of-town traffic I volumes in Hie- — j Bell System

: Min 1 in 1 1 ni 1 11 1 11 1 War-time Traffic ExtraorJinarv a< h.ivc K t the tncrc.8«cs in focal Bell ' Telephone' 1 .illmii -luring if rri ni uifhs. the Jt.mgcs in I : * out-vl-tv'wn trariiv v.-ltunc ire even more remarkable. I W ith unprev evlenievl mere v- h.ivv spning up new volumes 1 J (.Kivernnient .in.! its agists have leeti quite beyotivl the -pub lie's yeadv conqv: ;ton and appreciation ol ^thc * which the-e young v* 011.1: ot the great comnninuation rj army may be counted on io maintain in every emergency. The Delaware A Atlantic Telegraph & Telephone Company C B. Smith. DUlrict^ Manager \r S Joseph. C. Champion I BUILDING CONTRACTOR I j nth si 1 w 1 Ralph Hayes VanGilder ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER ' V " fOU SHOULD NAVE A Reliable Builder To crevtt your Ocean City co'.tage. Yon cannot spare the tinie to look after it closely joarself and must depend upon the honesty oi the contractor. I have built for a large nurai r of people and could refer you .to any . or all of them. • ~ Send for the list of names an- photographs ol the houses. Otis M. Townsend OFFICE Q I I I 1 C D * 0CEAN C,TY' aihst. opposite r. 0. D I LU H. n n. jv. Alleui Scull The liuilder

Kightli and Ocean Avenue PHONH CUNNFXTION S B SWAN J. Z. TROUT ., Swan and Trout Caroenters ^ Builders JOBbING V SPECIALTY (040 ASBQRY AVENUE OCCAN CITY. N. J. City Garage SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. oc can art. new jcrsey L. W MILLER PROPRIETOR TELEPHONE. 203

ropipf ^Painters Paint

££5 GOOD PAINTING lj JULIUS E. JOCHER. JR. | "fAlNTING »N0 DECORATING

[?]

[?]

Try an Advertisement in the Sen- I tinel and yo i are sure to I get quiclt results.

f r-OKTHAeTOM AMD RtlUnM. GTiS m. TOWNSEND BUILDER OPFtcR: 8th St. Opposite P. o. \ Only galvanized nails used on exterior work City Electrical Co. i Klrelrieml Work of Every Kind. I HCRSCMCl J MCNDCnsON ■**. Office, 418 Eigbtb St . Oceau City, N. J . George W. Harris 4. • Contractor, Builder and Jobbing Plsns Free. Baaxalowt ■ Specialty j No. 13 W. Fourteenth Street ' I OCEAN CITY. N. J. Bell Phone, r. . J Leander S. Corson BUILDER ALBERT G. GILBERT, PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER 645 Asbury Avenue, " Kali males Furnished. BRECKLEY'S HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS CLINTON L. BRECKLEY, PttOP Keady Mixed Paint*, Lewd and Oil* 9-JU and 922 Asbury avenue. B. 0. Adimx I.I Um H. S. AdaBt GEO. 0. ADAMS k CO. PUSTERING. RANGE SETTING BUCK LAYING, Etc., Etc. All Work In Mmaon Lin# Protap'Jy Atteoded To. OCEAN CITY. N J Otis M. Townsend A Practical Seashore Architect Licensed by tbe Btate. -> -> EIGHTH STREET, OPP. P 0. OCEAN CITY N. J. Coal v Coal We Have It (to burn) C. H. SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. Twelfth and West Avenue Real Estate and Search Company Fidelity Trust Comuany of Newark Wildvood Title and Trust Co. Title Insurance Searches, Abstracts of Title, : Conveyancing Fire Insurance Prompt Service All Work Guaranteed Money 10 Loan on Good Firat Mongige Farm* for Sale Offices in First Nationl Bank Building Cape May Court House N. J.

Mortgages We are at all times prepared to place or purchase first mortgages on improved Ocean City Keal Eatate. and iavite correspondence with snch a* may wish to negotiate r real estate loans. JOS. I. SCULL Cut Your Fuel Bill Use half Coal'and half Coke. !' Get the above from** ' C. H. SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO. Twelfth and West Avenue CAMPHOROLO AT ONCE • RELIEVES COLDS B easily looms and drives eat that eaii la the head* threat m chert ! gptareaNtalhtararisMi » •• or • raw ataa M «< 0> muh Sra M . ATLANTIC ICE COIPAIf — L" '• Pocobq Moantaia lea T m nth and Wool Av.nu. OCCAN CITY .N d.Hans Bsrkhardt PLUMBING AND HKATIN6 m* aum Afnii sail cm m nan •"""-iSTSSfJET— "