Ocean City Sentinel THURSDAY BKtTKMBKK 5. IMS. We "ball »■» R'ait t" receive Heme of nr«te eixl fommuuu«lHmo of lut^fe . 10 Ibis eommuully and our reader* I everywhere. All opoimuuieatlun* should he scOOTS ) . Never -uc'li a crowd here a- ou Hslurdaj. -Sunday aud Lab .r Hay . PERSONALS. i i-ilvd,frNsu°ds lu lh»« city ijgpszday Mr* A IV. Filings.. Iran ton. collage and rrluruad lo Philadelphia W. M. MO lain, of Lsnsdowue, Jacob SehulT. Jr.. eui|doye<l lu Chm. lei ' epeui the week cud al hie home in Mra. KrueeUue Waggoner of Philsdri|'hia. visited frieuda heir over the weekend. %- Mra. Mary T. Rueb, w ho I* em. pluyad-le Philadelphia, speul (he holidays here, U. U. Heury end sou. of PhUadel pjilo, vial led Mr*. Heuiy lu lids city over Suuday . Jack ' Hen, of thla city, who la lu day aud Sunday. Mlaa Amy D'udteid. who -spent the ' cummer lu B ackwood, to home for a ' f 1,. Hrmmerly aud family have returned to Melrose Park alter spending the aumom here. " ' Harry M. Hart, :of 4'emdeu. speul Sunday aud Monday at the home of R. C. DufUeld, una ctiy. Paul Flderiay aud wife, of PhUadel- I phla, were guests of Lawrence I -ear aud wife over the weekend. J. K Saul aud family bare returned to their Philadelphia home afler a 1 plraeanl nanu al this 'resort. 4 heeie* Godfrey aud wife, of Philadelphia, epeut the' week eud wlih ' Mra S. ti llodfrey lu llua clly. . Col. Hal H. Kay, of WaahHigtoul apeul a fen daye the pad week wllb' hi» family al lPt.Ocean avenue Mra. Johu A. Henderson of Pbilawia suuu re. neuuereuu. oi l lina

dell hla. " Viaitlug her daughter. Mra. Louis A. Warn*. to her cottage here »i Mlaa H. L. Lebmku. who leas be4P N apeudlug the aummer al the Kalhlu. u hae returned to bet Philadelphia" home V1 Lieut Frank Kvaua, of tbla clly, ** who le to the aviation serifcy. was re- '' - ceully Ira ii alerted lo a cafop lu Michi- *' goo. ci Mies Auua Lobgeker. of PhUadel- ta I hla, apeul the week-end with Mies ., Blaucbe Doe. of Lockely? Hall, tbla ,, >*T Richard McUrviU. of Philadelphia, o1 s|ieol Suuday n ub Fraucle A. Schuei h del aud family at their cottage lu tbla city. Archdeacon Sheppard. of Treulon. preached the aermou lo Holy Trinity Kpia.n.pal Church loMeSunday morning Thea K. Fort entertained Theodore Johuetuu. of Philadelphia', al hie sum user home lu tbto city over the week- _ end i Alton H.Coreon aud wife, of Pbilo- t del phla. apeut the week end with their „ Btoler, lira, leuu t . Heuderaou, lu h tbto eMy. t William Woototoo and family aud | have beeu apeudlug -everai days id Ihto city a D. P. Steioer and wife have returned ' lu their cottage *17 Ktoventb street. ■ after a few weeks' visit lo the Cataklll I William Chance of -I he Battiseblp , Kama* to apeudlug several days al I the heme of bto parent. 10 W ast , Ltoreuth street Mtoa Mane K Towaaead. of Phils- , del phla, visited her aunts the Misses . Nay lor sad Hay re, at the Klbeion I doimg Use week Mess Ktbel Cohan, of Wild wood. I has returned from a vtoM lo bee fraud - lervute capi. tsi Mrs. H. W. HII- , dreth.ef thtoehy I LtoM. Harold Cotton and wife have I . beau spending a few days wNh the "l formal s parent* la tbto city l.iewt I Cuuea to la Urn United Stelev Navy Jotoe Meehleee. a drtva* al the Ko- 1 fine Fwe Hewm Me. «S. Kosher- 1 •sign, visited Wlfliam Devia. of Ihto ' Uj itatwrday He wept Oohiug while " — ■-'■I "lmpli ii it* tamHy. of Ihto city left Ihto week for "dowa- - £ S Stevens. of Newark, heather of Pmf. J M. Steven*, of tbto eMy. and K fast Hlgga of Mtddtokowu Uto , u reatoi , have heea epeadiug eeveml day. hem ' M Me Aim K Bsa.aH.and Dr. Sellto . H. toy to Of Philadelphia, am the ihw. mil. of Philadelphia at iter to eehflar .peeking the holidays at I be llil'll'l^ He. Lwtoe wtH eamtham A \

1 LIFEGOARD GETS NEW POSITION & %apt. Wm. D. Seaman to Fill Vacancy in Ranks of Local i Blnccoats. f Aa Monday was a holiday, the City J ' ' omnll—ioner- met and adjourned! . uuill 1 uoday afteriion. w hen an ap plication for the pusittou of policeman, . made vacant by the resignation of 1 <.«N.|*e Hack «a- recel ved " f rom Wt|." i ham D Hesmao, of . fit Astiury avenoe, previa caplkm of llie llfe:guard* r Hls'appltcaliod 'waa recommended by Mayor « hampiou. and Mr Hea- ( u*"u." "''"u"ri *" by | Director Adams reported that he bad 1 made repairs lo I he Boardwalk. ' for 4 was received aud ordered Bled, the money to be turned lulu the clly" 1 i, Electrical Inspector Ulgglus, which I'be report of Tas Collector • Bar- I , leigh regarding the sale of property ' contract No 6 JO was teceived aud | fijed. ] A resolution, presented by Director • 1 4 ampbell. authorizing the city to borrow e>um not exceeding tau, nuo in aa- , - llcipaliou of I be collection of uxes for' , ' 1»1S. was adopt erf. ' ^ A number of bills were ordered paid | . • . _ — - ( ? VACHT CLUB RACES " . • . I I'he-.racev and awimmir>g evenla at ^ the 4 bean CHy YarlR Club Halu rday ' F afteruoou drew' mauy ihtereeled spec talora. '• d i Mr lieealer s cruiser, the IJermar, 1 . won lu the event forv thla Vityle of t craft. J. C. Fleck's Pet. also from the f ( Chelsea Yacht Club, was second In a VIM Commodore Fernley'a boat j was third. , llrvllle Crane's Fiddler won the one- < design boat race, riueely i reased by t Hilda, another Allanllc't ily boat. . f ' The boya' swimming race, or) yards ' was woo by Hamuel Norton, !*ea Isle; . Robert McClatchy, second. Ulrle' - face, uuder 15 years, won by Mary r Holmes. Utrla ovef 15 year., won by f Mrs. Kmlly Myers. I Exhibitions of swimming, diving , aud a>|uap1auiug were given' by Miss Commodore Curran w>e lu charge * ( of these eveota. "LIBERTY SING" ' "• \ j. . t vt^ll toe Held *1 Waste rsilllon ^

Director Wttzemaun.oftheorcheetra, , ounces that, instead bf "Ketfueel ( Night" tomorrow evening, the second of the concert at the" music pa- | vtllon will be glveu over to a "Litierty ( Thto will be lite last time this , •year IJrat the orchestra will asslat at ( aflalr of this kind. Dirge-tor to'ltzemauu astoulsbed the ( crowd Haturday evening by the' numaud variety of iiisirumeuta be ( played al the conclusion of the regu ( lar concert - when the people were f storm hound In the building Others , of the orcbeetra gave the crowd a de- . Itgbtful treat. - ■ a i - — r ■, FAREWELL PARTY Ulvca Joti.a tbosUr Wfllo nmllb and Jacob Leaa. The INpga boys had a enjoyable ' time at the farewell party gtvau by Iba Tioga Ladies'. Auxiliary, to John Hbsster. Wesley Mmttb aud Jacob 1 Loux. at Ibe Hhualer collage, 1507 As-. 1 aveuue. Preeideul Zimmerman spoke of I belt great sacrifice Mrs Hmiih and Mrs. Hhuatvr acted as boat ansae. A fish dinner was served thing poaalble was done to make ihe boy'rcomfortable. . Mrs. Hcaltergood. the Misses Delter and Hchaal sang, with Mra Heieb and Mra. Loux'at the piano, firs Zimmerman recited I'M boys' friends that they will soon return safe of (All Olrard avenue Philadelphia Iiv. HHvfrmau reprotly eulisted lo the x-ray dsyarlwwni of the army. Erwin b-,Hcb*ait au aeroplane Inspector of Washington DC, apaut I the week-eod .with bto parenls, Prof, aud Mrs I J. ScbwaU. at hhelr aummer house. JOB- Central aveuue. tbto , city. A series of farewell parties la being given by Mtoa BlaucM Doe, at Loiley to Mr friends soon -to leave for IM city Hbe entertarued at luncheon i lard wgak. aud Ihto weak a card party planned Eugene Dowd. of (ieraaantown, a . cottage owner oa Ninth street. Ihto city, relumed Monday from Texas, [ Eugene, who to la one of the camps near Dallas , Albert E. Wermootb, wife end . daughter of Kmjxerford, S J. are viaUrng Mrs. to'ermoath's ancle nod ' mint, former Clly Treasurer to ill lam aud wife, of Philadelphia, to f C. toatator and wife, of Philadelphia, have keen v railing thott daughter j Mia. Jeam Unwn. in thfe c«y. Harry Varna and wlla. of Brtdgmnh. have alao been spending several daye hare Be the • gjaat* of I heir arm aud femlly • Mra Deorge Barrmgm, wf Uanwasanag "and' w ife aad Mm. hwuww. of • tMsaMy. ' Thag are atoo aatattatamg r Mas Miriam Ctweh aai Mra HmwM . Ctowh. W blirmiatewa. w ■ MtosAtoaa M iWaw. H AMadU. • phm hum lelannd atoes s > i " „ vlaw la Mr* talaw BiinMlif amd L daagtotm. Haa Had? -1

POST OFFICE DID GREAT I BUSINESS THIS SUMMER

' ANGLERS GOT A BIG- LOT OF FISH , of Sport on Piers at • Fourteenth Street and North Street. Fishing was nevef better on th'e iceau City. Fishing (.'tub's plet than on Buuday, and great hauls were made by Its members who tried their day. and ibe pier at Fourteenth street aud the uue al North street were both i crowded with club members. •The namher of fish caught from off ' the pier Huuday «vas Ml. principally aeaktlsh aud croakers. This Is Ibe P F W'rlghl caught a 40 pound ' stingray I rom ofl ihe pier aud lauded City Commiasloner Ueo. 41. Adams and son. Harry H. Adams, had good on lb ; bay Monday. They gol I4H fish. JO' uf which were weakflsh. ' remainder were crogkers. Capt Klckards. a member of the ' cluli a ho recently underwent au ope'r.attnu In one of Ibe Philadelphia bos pltale. has returned to bis cottage, j was glveu a warm welcome by Ihe boy* Forrest H Handy, linear Belg and Harry B/oom. of the Ocean City Flsblug Club, had another successful fishing trip lo ttrwen creek Haturday. got 00 weakfiab. several king. Churchill Huugerford. Waller I handler. W. H.-Leavtlt, Oscar -Belg and to'alker, an a recent vlelt lo Ihe surf al Forty-eeeond street, gol ii king, croakers and flounders Dr. W-. C. T. Kauerle. Assistant City Hoticllor H. T. Bauerle. Albert T. a lawyer. Clareiice Hummers, B. Davenport and EI mar ' D'Nell. of Philadelphia, were out In | the bay Monday. Tbey gol 6S jveakfisii aud several croakers. " D L Vanamau aud wife have 7elurned from a fi-hlng trip to West Creek with F J. Hmlth and -wife, of Maples hade. The party got 150 weakflsh and fully aa mauy* perch. ENJOYABLE MEETING Awwlllarg uurale ml mra. The regular weekly meeting of the Methodist Eplrvupal Hummer Auxiliary, was held at the borne of Mrs/ Albert Fogg .Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. T. D. Clark presiding. Mrs. Helen Mar to'UsoD entertained I

wllb the following delightful recite-- I fepo'a: j I "The Coward." "Commeucemeut i Exercise* of tba Hmllbville. Hchool" and "Mlae Morartly ." The Rev. Ueo. r I W. Y'ard recited "DaTKl Harum lu I 1 the Horse Deed The members desire publicly to | ' thank Mr* Fogg for bar hospitality. i The next meeting will ' be at the i home of Mrs Blocumb. 708 Ninth street. All are Invited lo the porch r party al the borne of Mra. T. D. Clark, I Third etreat .tomorrow afternoon at ' 8 olclock. ; I Mra. HbepMrd speaks on "Mormon- i 'Ism and the Liquor Traffic" next Hun- ; I "LADIES' NIGHT" ! I "Ladles Night" .at -the Anglers 1 > Club was a pronouuoed. euccam, and -. the members and their Ycleuds had a i very enjoyable Uwie. Dancing lu the pretty club bouse s was a feature of " the program. Music was provided by an orchestra iff Ave i place* There were 300 preae'tfs. There were vocal selections by some r of (be members and friends, and the I singing wee-appreciated. A unique feature was the luocb pros vlded on the extreme end of lbs pier, . some ^distance out over the surf Much of tba success of the- first "Lediee' Night" it due to Presided " to rn A. Welsh: Organized Thursday August 80. 1017, with thirteen member* tba club ' opened lu headquarters on Friday. ; August 81. with thirteen members But there wee no hoodoo, because the club ha* bad remarkable growth— *00 i SENT TO SAHWAY r " al Local Vaalk ' Chief Haul I and Police Justice Wtlito went to Cape May Court House yesterday -m the cam of Paul Barlow * of Ihto My accused of stealing 840 from a cottage and atoo purloining n rod and reel owned by Edward Wrtg- " ley , of Philadelphia, another cottager. The yoolb bad been on parole from d (be Jameaburg reformatory for* several » mootbs Whan tba new cases develd oped. Chief Hcatl commuulcaled with ■ the autbertttoe al the reforeoatory but * they refused Intake Ibe hoy back, be having passed bto etgMaeotb. birthday a. anniversary stare bto ralaare from the r. loetllotioo y Dr. Dowglam, eaaaty phyweton ex- ' am toed (he bey m to bto mental ooo _ dm on a few days ago Th« reke caeae kadoreJadgs Eld radge ptsresmfed.b^ Jwdgs Bapuet Church eervtoas Huaday will S ZfZSZttZS'ZvlZ Mtttaifwapa feUhWa: Bible a. rrr to- evening H e'atwah The ptor keeks m wthareedetod a — ***** hetd

— !A11 Records Broken Here for Augnst— Many War Sav- - ings Stamps Sold. ^ ;ol^rdumg"uly\i^^Bhs!Tbrn^ j I of the month of August. The ex.." 11 figure, are not available (hue. j far beyond any other .itmmer^ njn »!' The sale- of thrift -tamp- si*) war j " nomerial for a' low* of tup «ize. Mo. n I '■ of the credit for tbeaaleof there stamp. ■ H. Is due Ihe women of Ihe llrche-lra b I Auxiliary and Ihe llu-tea. Il -n-e I le . SEWER RATES d ' I ox it I t orap M to to a l j' siding In the absence of Mayor r ham ' plon; Hon. Joaeph ii i nam pion I '•i Mayor, i ice... Clly. N J - /1 Dear Hlr:-I rend you herewilfi cipy • ' | of a lelter from the Ocean Clly Sewyi H Company. | | do appTicadou for modification of d llie rule which accompanied Ihe > sl'J{ given in Ihe l^aftC^' report dale.1 : I- set down for bearing al a Theem^jf I Ibe board lo be held al the Hiale d 17. at It a m f Very truly yours. s. >• M T W »1 f '.j Aeilng Hecret.ry . ji 44ce.ll Clly Aug 14 1»!*. I □ ' Secretary Public I 'llllty 4 ommi.-iou ;. j. Trenton. N J Ilear Sir: -Wears wrljtng lu refer- ' >. ' eace lo our application Wllb schedule |t of rates attached, effective Juoe I. a lf 1»UI ; I u the Sfhedqle of rates, underline '- Ihe following was Inserted afler a con- i Hetty, aud Judge Hlocum: ( - ' ' Special services, not rated above, f '• at such rale, as may be determlneil by tt» compauy with due regard to ihe - ie demands of such service; said rate. I I- ; uol to be di«.riiuliialory,uor preferi. enilal " f s. Tbto feature ' was taken up at cou- ; slderable length, and the decision ■ d reached that the wording which we

• lu the application covering tin." f< ! point was nut workable'. which read 3 ; follows: T "Special services, 'not rated above, a at such rales as may be agreed upon i tbe compauy and Ibe owder. But in the application which was > granted ihe subatltuliou which was made must have beeu overlooked, as Ihe original paragraph wae Included . We already have several situations ' confronting us where tbe owners re- 1 . to the agreement on special ser- u I vices, and we are now writing to you 1 ask If It was not (he lulenllon of tbe 1 ■ commission lo have the paragraph 1 - first mentioned, which wa. agreed 1 upon In conference, inserted for the one Which was eliminated at the sug- I geetion of Ihe chief engineer and 4 hose c Interested. 1 We would be very glad to hare a ' word. from you regardlug ibis impor- ' . taut feature of our husiuess here. . ' j Yours very truly, 4 t , ofcas i'lty -hkwkk cliupaxv. by K-. W. Edwards, Secretary. 1 t The letter «■ as ordered received and . filed, and City Hoi Id tor Bo. sell was , Instructed to look afler (be city's Intercels • FAREWELL CONCERT j ■alarms* k.ealai ' The orchestra will give lis farewell ( ■t concert at tbe music pavilion uexl . it Haturday evening, when a -popular" . nlgbt will be observed Tbe reserved ( l,j seats will he held. for tbe ticket holdb err. but the seats In tb% remaining r, portion of tbe building' will be free, i. A collection will he taken, however. • The program will Include many 10 special numbers. i enjoyed more than ever by tbe thousands of music lovers who have fre- | queutad the pavilion afternoon, and . evenings. Uses ta Mutator Ipblw. • Eugene L. Perry, resident manager ■a of tba Hippodrome Tbester, will leave r. early next waek, witb Mrs Perry, for x* Philadelphia Mr Perry will manage tba Nixon Theater at Flfly-secoud I- street, toM Philadelphia, this fell >■ and winter. Manager Perry deserves a congratulations on tbe successful man k> har la which be conducted the Hip Ifa the bouse ever bad- The vaudeville at bo* been high class and ctoan, and se the pictures the beet thai could be bad'. iy -The HIppndroaM will close Haturday " evening. o Jane (troves, young daughter of J R. Droves accidentally swaliiowad a safety pin al bet home brre e tew days ge ago. Hhe was tekau to Philadelphia, y a hare tbe pin was removed without tba aereetoty of making so inctotoa. Before tbe pto woe removed H gal into ^ bat windpipe aud fee a time .be sufey fered ccnaisrebly ^ he Uaaday was aoatbar big day al the +* mg been entertained by the management. and all wm» wail inakad after by Mre- Mantua War a. the chawmaa.

STELWioftEAM 4 !!• WON CLUB W r Fourteenth Street- Orgflt'iua- * tiou Holds Annual Evcirt Labor Day. , liopby - willi t'api Maguiin. !>.■>- j , Tbe cup was w.iu Ihe year before Total. 1177 feel 3 J Neeley. I'd feel 7 inches. 2.VI ^ fer' :ts feel d inches. Tolal 1 2b i feel . feet , inches. Tolal. . • 7eel s inches I lesm I. .lei. feel I un he- l earn feel - inches - Tolal. I kli feel 10 lucbes j M Inches. 412 feet !> Inches. Total. 1751 . j D» K 4 . -Weston. I7U feel 10 Inches, * I Inches Total s.vi feel : inches* j Dr Wm I. M.cee 2Hj fee! :i 10 feel j > inches Tolal. I MA feel lu Inches, j Team total. 7(Oi feel 10 Inches. Team j average, >n feet 10 Inches. ' j •'has T- MaguiuD, captain. 338 feel I 2 inches, AW feel 7 lucbes. 830 feel 8 Inches, 130 feel 7 inches. 2S»i feet 8 j inches. Total. I ti'J feel 3 inches. ' H. P. Bowman. 245 feel 1" Inches, j 286 reel S luchee. MA feel 6 Inches. 2S« I 247 feel. Tolal, 1274 feel 7 inches, j Ed I'nderdowu, 2K» feel « Inches, j r 288 feet. 28i feel 3 inches, 281 feel, 280 1 8 inches. Total, T40J feel 8 ilicbei I •H. H. Boyd , 225 feel A Ibches, 206 | 8 inches. 298 feel, 290 feel 8 Inches, j 272 feel 8 Inches. Total. 1281 feet 3 I 1 41. V. Hlgham. 273 feet I Inch, 298 " V. .

4 Inches. 284 feel 6 incSee. 279 feet, 317 feet. ' l ofel, 1461 feet U lut-bee ■ iotal A094I feet 1 Inch. Teem 'average, 275 feel 7 T-4 "incites. SOLD MANY STAMPS Tlial mauy of Ihe visitors here are of Singing "My C ountry, Tlsof Thee," also when It comes to opening their pocket-books Is shown by tbe la which they buy war savings stamp* Mrs Fergus McCusfier. of Philadelphia. a summer resident, who now has charge of tbe sale of sUtnps aud reriiflcslaa ou'the Boardwalk, aud odeuples tbe booth opposite Die Hostess did a land office business a few evenings ago, when she sold f 152 worth of stamps. Altogether, in eight evening* she sold uearly F>00 worth of stamps. A Castanet's complaint. * Editor tub Hextixxl: — i am neither a uewcomer uor a squatter, thle Ocean City. Neither do I want to be deseed as a kicker, as I believe fully 1 Ocean Clly as tbe very best family resort on tbe New Jersey Atlantic ' Coast . aud I have keen every ooe be ; Hewell'e Point and Ibe Atlantic Highlands, bul It has been a mystery ' lo me bow ibis clly bas progressed. It surely must not be because of— but 1 in spite of— Itself Ocean City to founded on good prlnclpiesnnd surely appeals to tbe de ' sires of thousands of people from all points, even tbougb we du hear some ' expression* I ha I we should be permit- - led to do tbto or do (bat, sometimes 'during Ibe week, bul more often on '' Handey*. But I hope never to see Ib.e underlying principles, laws aud regu latlons upou which tbto city wa* >r founded and conducted to tbto time e changed, but I am just as desirous In „ seeing' some of tbe people who are « caleriug to Ihe summer ' residents d wake up and reach tbe progressive jl point of being "Jobnny-oo-the-Hpot." , To think. Ihat In such a rain siorm as we bad last Haturday nigbl Ibe cars stopped ruoninC and uol a single live f>- wire with a conveyance to come bear ii the Boardwalk lo serve ibe ibousands le of people who were eager lo hire tbem . to take I hem lo Ibelr bouies. so tbey . would Dot bate Ui walk and be soaked " to ibk eklb iy Bul It m Just possible that Iboae bard-work log (?) people were sound raining Can't we have a 'towncrier1' to arouse tbem out of their I slumbers on all future wet occasions such a* Haturday evening" f, A Ht MU KIBKB AM. HS.AIUCK. ldiii loi Sale Touring Oar, Fogg's - Garage, Ninth street ~ and Boardwalk. : MAKE OFFER r

1» ^ ' ' l*7 SM ^W\ H \ I S i (loiH'S Mou'b Shop Wljite F lannel Pants. Blue Ciiats Keudy mude Suits at Moderate Prices. .Odd Pants. Caps Umbrellas, Overtoils, Shirts. $1,00 to $8.00, Ties Underwear ROYAL TAILORED SUITS ! . • if Maddock's Pharmacy I'll* INK. 570 I K I l» 1 . K I iVKRV Stationery. 2<v to 75c Iwix. Satiioict L'.imlici. •» v to >i 23. \Vliitm.in'4 Candies. Kastni.ui Kiel.iVs .md I T Bell Phone 18 Inter-State Phoog tjg-A 1" SUTTON & CORSON CO. General Contractors : Grading and Street Building NINTH ST. AND SIMI'vON AVE. I, Ocean City, New Jersey ® CANNING j S IS HERE. A FULL LINK OF MASON AND ■ 0 -CLIMAX FRUIT JARS, SURE SEAL RINt.S, I H JAR CAPS, FRUIT. CAN NERS, EIC. » AI SO ■ COMPLETE LINE OF GEM AND WHITE 0 » MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEZERS, t.llS CHRIST DISHERS, ETC., AT IHE 5 — Moitm Hardware Starr I Charles C. Read &. Co. 5 H 839 Asbury Avenue « PHONE US A3T-W Tfttl OIL VCHV

■ c ny Kind Any Where i Joseph G. Champion Building Contractor I C OCEAN CITY, N. J. ^ ■ Tenth Street and West Avenue I . r — ll roi 8I0ILI IAVI A Reliable Build%r To erect your Ocean City cottage. Yow cannot mpmit tbe time to .look- after it cloaely youraelf and must depend a poo the honesty of the contractor. .1 have built for a large number of peaple aad could refer you to any or all of them. Send for tbe list of namea and photographs of the honors Otis M. Townsend ..^..BUILDER Tr Allen Scull Ttie Builder Eighth and Ocean Aveuue * phone comnt TtoN d ' » s e swan j. a. reouT Swan and Trout Ptoajeneax j Caroenters and Buikters .t jeeeiee a eneiAirr toao asauhv avtmut ocgafe CITV m J Adwrthe la the Brntlael

| ' emuMetiewiei - Sciick J£g Vr ocfis enrr ' ««W2f«a*V THE IMPERIAL ISIJ ktoTBAL XT B_ OC8M CITT. ■ THE KATHLU Now opvn for iba neiie »*•«■* ovaaa cm. •. A u ■»•*■ lis is e - rsag WYOMING Hi OS ax ■ nun wwa rstg. A. a. •*sv sa is* ysas » Ms* Wstss Baa HOTEL ATGLEN Sale or Rent bj Owner. aane NEW HOTEL ELBfiRON l»'xx» CITT. m. I Z» W u* Nays* PWfNgsam TNE BI8CATNE msns s am ■■■!• ■mil. mtmwmmm THE (X.EAN1C Kl.vsutb streto aud Waafey area ay Oyeaa CHy, M.J. a a. ixua THE HEWL1NGS City Hsw Jssaay OpMM Jam ij, We Arc Distributers ^ SiiieiaiaiiKiiiim la Oceaa City. Sea Me CHp aad VlilaWj Wm. H. Powell Ocneral Co«i tractor

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