Ocean City Sentinel ] THURSDAY. APIUL IT. 1919. We elwll be glad to receive Item- »f newe and communication- of lutere-t to thin community and our reader- ] everywhere. All communications should lie accompanied with the full name and tddreee of the writer, not necewarilv for publication, but an a guarantee of r good faith. c dots blaster lilies are scarce. Go to church next Sunday. J Heavy ralustorm Friday night. J Gel ready for the Victory Loan. " Cottages aud apartmeute are scarce f lu Ibis city. \ . , They're catching . perch up «u the Tuclraboe River. e Another heavy April "shower" on f Tuesday morulug. t The Men's Bible Class of the I'resby- ( terlan Sunday School Is planning for _ Its annual dluner. Miss Winifred Wiley, of Pliiladel- f phla.Rrlll be the contralto soloist a, , the First M. E. Church Easter Sunday. I More than $30 was raised by the i cake sale held by the members of w. Augustine's Sunday School last Sat- j urday. - Many visitors, Including cottagers, arrived In town the latter part of last , week. Most of these cottagers are , atlll here. The Hotel Proprietors' Association t of Ocean City did not bold a meeting , last Monday. The next meeting will be held id Ibis city. , The Ladles' Guild of Holy Trinity V Church will hold a cake sale at C. B. Powell's market. 738, Aebury avenue, l ou Saturday morning uext. t -The ladles of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First M. K. . Church are preparing to give a shad , supper in the social rooms of -the church on April 25. I personals. Edwin Adams and wife, of MlllviU'e, , were here Suuday. Thomas R. Fort, of Philadelphia, ( was In town Monday. , Charles R. Btllwell, of Philadelphia, was a visitor here Sunday. George Underoown. of Philadelphia. was a visitor here Sunday. J. D. Ash, of Haddonlleld, a cot- . tager here, was In towu Suuday. Ms. (1 Noble aud her daughter, of G.

Philadelphia, are at their cottage. , Herbert A. Plocb, of Philadelphia, « was In town Saturday aud Suuday. Mrs. Anna M. Vrooman. of Phlladel plila, Is registered at tbe-Oceau Ic. .< Fisher Dalrymple and wife, of Philadelphia, were here during the w*ek. < Miwwe Jean end Edith Blundlu, of 1 Pui'tdelpbla, are here for the season. K W. Edwards and wife returned luceday from a visit to Philadelphia. B. J. Doublebower and family, of Philadelphia, are registered at the Atglen, Thomas F. Armstrong and family, of Philadelphia, are guests of the Kathlu. Llnwood Sack, of Salem, who owns real eeUtes In this city, was here on Monday. Mrs. Alexauder Robinson and family. of Philadelphia, are visitors at the Wyoming. William W. Adams, of Philadelphia, was among the many visitors In this city Sunday. Thomas Myers and family, of Philadelphia, have opened tbelr cottage ou Fourth street. "William D. Chambers, of Philadelphia, a cottager, was among the Suuday visitors. Mtas B. M. Helm, who has beeu spending the winter In Boetou, has returned home. George Mombcrger, of Philadelphia, a member of the Auglere'Club, was lu town Sunday. sunaay. to

Mrs. E. K. McBrlde aud son, Eu- is gene B., of Philadelphia, are guests of w< the Biscay oe. Wm. B. Utiles and family, of Wyu- pc oota, were among the week's arrivals M at the Imperial. ei Charles E. Meehsir and family, of Philadelphia, have opened tbelr cot- m tags In this city. H Mrs. Herbert Bcball aud daughter di are at tbelr summer home, 1230 x Pleasure avenue. jcl "ftobert Montgomery aud wife, of ill Philadelphia', Have opeued their m apartaaenU here. | Mrs. F. Hauser, of Philadelphia, "is jal occupying an apartmeut at 32 East di Fourteenth street. a K . C. H. Brush and family, of Phrtldelphla, were among the Palm Sun- h day visitors here. M William M. Taylor and family have 1 opeued their cottage, 1340 Ceutral Mr*. Mary Peterman -and daughter, c of ML Airy, Philadelphia, were visitore here Suuday. W. 8. Wenrtch and family , of Phlla- . del phis, occupied their cottage here J over the week and. - Munroe Copper, Jr., of PhUadelphia, le assisting a* clerk at Hughes' ^ Central Pharmacy. ; Charles H.'Weles, of Germantown, was lu town over the week-end, a guest of Ae ldlewlld. Charles Anders aud wife aud Mrs. 1 Edward Bitbeoe, of Millvllle, were j Mia. N-.-C. Clclland and daughter. Mrs. Charles Matbeweou, of West Philadelphia, are bete. j Mis. Benjamin Griffith, of Phlladel- J phia, will open her cottage. 5132 Central avaooe, tar Easter. Ilimg- F. Bauer and family, of PblteQMpbte, were amoog the cot-; Ceea^edese Cborcblll Hungerford aed tamsly. of Fhiladelplria. came #sva(fe»MMvaH«f Met week a^

and Hie clHldren ere remslnlng . until after Easter. ^ K "f I'b'lsdelpbls. Miss Charlotte Bjtowu, of Pliiladelsou, of tin- city. Sunday. John H Mactague aud family, of have beeu -pending ' several days In tin- city. ' Lincoln. Itau and family have re- : they were during the winter. ' The family of Jame- l.tlddell, of Philadelphia, are occupying their cot. 1431 Pleasure avenue. William H. Silence, wife and daughter, Mi- Lily, of Culling-wood, are al their cottage. 881 Park place.' ' Mr*. Mary "Lambert, of Riverside, Is • -pending a few days at the l.suilwrt 1 apartment at Tenth and Itay. Washington Kolb and wife aud Kolb and wife were among the Philadelphia!!- here Sunday. Walter E. Lauiotid.of Philadelphia, a summer resident here, was among ' the Oceau City visitors Sunday. Mrs. E. Maylln Robinson, of Cam- ' den, Is vl-ltiiig Elmer Y. llobiu-on and wife at 1520 A-hury avenue. • I). W. Bellzer aud wife, of Koxhorough, Pa., bave opened tbelr cottage In this city for a two week-' slay. Mrs. Mendel Kreckley, of Penii'Champion and wife. In till- city, f Mrs. H. L. Btell wagon, of PhlladelL. Btell P'

plila, wa- In tbl- city Monday making T. , arrangement- to move here in May. '» Mrs. H. W. Allen aud Thomas 11. £ . Marshall and wife, of Philadelphia, M were visitors he e one day la-t w eek. . -Mr-. George W. Urqohafl, of Phlla- . delphla. was the gue-t of Leauder S. f Cor-ou aud wife, of this city. Sunday . „ -tenuis Warue and wife, with Kenton w . Warue and Clayton L. Ilagy. of l'hll- II adelphla, were visitors here Saturday, n Commodore William E.' Hexamer ' ' and family, of Pl^lladrlphle, -pent a d e few days at their cottage In this city. ri Mrs. W. S. tjuigg has returned from e delphla, Cardlugtop and Penn'e Grove. ^ Mrs. Sarah Noble and daughter, J * Miss Noble, of Philadelphia, have n 1 opened their cottage, 424 Wesley ave- p one. j, Mrs. Mary Slmpklu*. who spent the ,, e winter months in Florida, ha- re- _ turned and o|>ened her cottage lu this p 8 city. 1" * ' Robert Mayer anit-famlly, of Latindowne, are occupying tbelr cottage, b '• 709 Fourth street, for the Easter boll- « u days. ■ The Rev. W. K. Fisher, of Camdeu, h '• waa In town during the week, the guest of bis daughlet. Mrs. Russell H. s Nulty. I D Mrs Ruth Fi-ber. of Eaglevllle. Pa- ' •" Is visiting Mrs. Harry Guy and Mis* \ Emma Lee at tbelr borne, 8 Tenth >. street. ' n A."H. Jones and family, of Geraiati- 1 town, are occupying- their collage. 1 lown. are oct-upyiua- men

Ceutral aveuuts for, a Couple of ol weeks. Mrs. O. 1W Hendricks, of William* * port. Pa.. I- visiting' her daughter. -v H. W. Danuelly,' at 1187 West " avenue. 11 Miss Martha Bmiiderllu. a student at Centenary Collegiate Institute, I1 Harkeltstown, Is speudiug the hull- »' here. f1 W. H. Mltctiell and wife, of this * city, have taken up thelr residence on their farm at Clermont for the sum- ' mer season. _ » . H. 1) Suead, of Baltimore, a checker ' at the Government's |daut at Aber- 1 dean. was in Inwu'suuday, a guest of Frank H. Piatt. « Prof. Warren Marts, of Monti-lair. ■ returned' 'home after . spending" several days Here as the guest of Ward ' Hlgbee aiid wife. Elienexer Adjttn*. of Philadelphia?" 1 a w ell. know n' property owner In tills ' city. Is recovering from A serious Illness ofseveral weeks. MarBBevan an'dM hiiQias W. KverIngham. wbo.workAl durlngi the fall | and winter mouths u Aberdeen. Md , bave returned to Ihlsjclty. - H. C. Schanr.e and family returned I to Belmar early ttile/aw-k aftefependa few day# u/tbte city,- wjiere they were former residents, i Mrs. C. W. Miller '-4i*- returned to her- home ou Fourth street? Ilile elly,. after speudiug thr winter months iu ' Philadelphia and Youkers. N. Y. Howard Deuu and family. «f Phlladelphla. are at their cottage. Mr j I Deuu Is secretary of the regatta coin-' I mlttee-of the Ocean City Yacht Club I- Frank H. Campion and family, of i- Germantowu. spent several day* here 1 during the week, guest- of the Idle,f wild. "-They are now at tbelr cottage I- 1 Hltteubouse F. Holmes aud Miss j Mlkl red Holn.ee, of Fraukfotd. spent d a taw days here during the weak as la'goesls of tbelr grandparents, K. F. 4 uolteso and wlta. The, wan mm*-

panled by Freddie Blanchard, of ^ Frank ford. Edward Hand, of tbls city, who has w located at Medford, N. J., all w wiuter, has returned to that towo after speudiug a week with his family |t Mrs. Walter Wright, of Bee Isle, * spent a fewjlays this week with her * pareuis, Cbarjes W. Mumford and n wife, at thelr'home lu Boulp Oceau t| i q Mrs. Floreuce B|)JI, of Philadelphia, m whose busbaud fs 'u the service id lias accepted a position as 41 sieuograplier lu Mas— y A Edwards' 1 office. ai prepared for au active campaign.

.Mrs. L. Baker. of the OceaulcHotel. " will clo— this hotel ou Monday tuulil cl 28. lu the meantime she will makt improvemeilts to, tbe Interior of * the house. • ' V ' Walter Grleve.a prominent Phlladel- n phia business mau, lias beeu apendlng D several days at this resort. He expecU * to return shortly to spend Ibe summer Mrs. Carrie Carter aud daughter., , Grace B. Krowder, have reuted and takeu occupancy of Capt. -Lewis ( lUsiey's cottage on Beveulh- street, ( near.Ceutral avenue. , . William -L. 'Gilbert and wife, who | In their newly furnished apart- , meut In the Brownlee, will enterlalD , 'r c. New hold Duvall aud wife, of Phlla- . I delphla. during the Easter holidays. ] Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. Gllden aud - son. Rsymood, of Philadelphia, were. [ at tbelr cottage for several days. With them were Mre. Gllden's sister, Mrs. Carroll B»wart, aud Miss Bpriugtleld, of Philadelphia. I Dr. J. W l'lukham, of Philadelphia, a summer resldeut au'il oue of the crack surf-casters of ibe Ooean City Fishing Club. Is liaVlug great fishing atUsklaud.Fla.. according to a letter received by Frank H. Campion. ' Theo. V. Towuseud aDd family bave returned to tbls city from West- ° ville, where he was employed some ^ -tithe. Mrs. Towneepd fell and - InII Jured her head severely some" weeks ag« aud It has beeu fouud advisable to i- bring ber to the seashore, r "John B. Ktrby and family enter1 ained the following relatives at their 5 home bkre Buuday': John Klrby, |lf wife, four sons aud daughter. Mre. „ Klady. ttie letter being John B. Kirby's grandmother, and Deo u is •- Fisher and wife, Mre. Kirby's uncle e and aunt. They motored to Ocean City from tbelr home at Bio Grande, sa * . , , ut Booming and boarding' at 636 AaM bury avenue; open tor Eagfer. F. W. J. Hakki«, Pfoprtator. a- adv., k-li.«L

WILL HEAD VICTORY PARADE Musical Organization from Vinelanrt is to be Engaged for Celebration. j ill honor crfYVocea'n City boys wh» were In the service during the war In this connect l»n. Mayor Champion had a "talk Tuesday morning with Bam. Ackwel. manager of the , Municipal Baud and Orchestra nf_ all, gild an orche-tra of in pieces. '• , 1 It Is probable that the band will l« engaged tar this celebration, and also ( Day-May 30.

1 BOOSTERS PUSH VICTORY LOAN , ' Members of Committee in This " ' City Attend Meeting at » Wildwood. lc A mevtliig of the members of the „ t Cape May i'ounty Victory X-oan com- t ' local committees was held In the blgh ' school uulldiug at Wildwood Friday (! evening, when Interesting addresses (| 1 were made by Miss Anne Mcl lvalue, j ' lions, and Itenj Ludlow, cbalrmau "t I t"^s"vsker»' bureau^ ^ ^ ^ . made a short address (tending the ar- „ rival of tile principal speakers, who . , were unavoidably delayed. r There wis a fair-sized turnout of the v people of "Wildwood aud vicinity. ,, Ml— Mcllvalne, lu the course of her v " remarks, said that men and women „ will be put to the test lu the coming , - drive. Because of the war conditions s - when other liberty loans were made. , some of the subscribers may bave f been Impelled to buy bouds by reason of Jheir-Tiar of German Invasion. However, -be is sure that all will re- ^ . i-pond hi llMiik-glvtng for the great P victory and the ending of the horrors of war. The women .will all work to- . gel her for the success of the loan. g Mr. Ludlow's address was full of Inspiration aud be quickly wou and '' held Ills hearer-. He predicted that tl.ie country In this loan, as In all the 1 Others, will go "over the top." .Mr." Eldredge. In his .speech at the s opening of the meetlug. said that v t Cape May Couuty, because of Its great show lug In the last drive, has beeu ac- ' 1 corded the honor «f nam lug oue of the f e uew ships being built by the Culled 1 Stales. , 1 The meeting was opened by ell slug- t ' lug two patriotic songs, led by Cliotou <1 D. Lowden, of tbls city, with Russell U. Nulty, assistant secretary aud trea- 1 " surer of the Oceau City Title aud > " Trust Company, at the piano. 1 Others from this resort who attended « r" the meeting were H. 8. Mowrer, cash- i e Icrof the First Nattdual Bank, aud chairman of the local committee; S. ' '► IS. Swan aud his son. "Joe.-Juat back I I. from France; Ewlug T. Corson, who " le lu the flying service; Alfred W. ' |. Powell. C. L. Breekley, Henry W. « L. Breekley, Henry \> . ■

Town-end, C. Homer Shoemaker, j Uecrge W. Olson, a bookkeeper lu the 1 National Bank bere, aud J. F. ' MacNamee. Robert IL Rosecrarn, a great-nephew of the late Ueu. Rosecraus, has takeu i a cottage In this city. Mr. Rosecraus a member of Compauy 1, Third Penusylvaula Air Squadaud served tblrteeu mouths lu He was ou the front at Veraud Argoune, aud received three rifle wouude of oue ot his lege. The members of the OceaD City Liberty Loau commlttee will have a "gettogether" dluoer at the Blscayue tomorrow evening. H 8.' Mowrer 1s chairman of the committee and R. H. secretary. The members are

FOURTH STREET WHARF i A CREDIT TO THE CITY

NcwStrnctnrePretty andSnb- ; slantial— Wa9 in Legal Dispute for Years. Strangers coming to this city from Philadelphia or Atlantic City by way of the Shore Fast Line care are at i our* attracted by the appearance of i the handsome structure in the upper i sectlou of. Mils resort. Iu auswer to • their questiouiug, they kre told by the | conductor or some Ocean City resident i on the car that the pretty bulldlug Is , Ocean City 'a uew Fourth etreet wharf. | Handicapped as the present city of- • llcials have beeu by the war conditions during two yean of tbelr admin- ■ l-lratlon, they can surely "polnt.wltb < pride" to tbls as oue of the many substantial Improvements made through their efl'ytls while administering the i a flairs «of this municipality. It Is a I shining tredlt to the city?, the officials 1 and the contractor. Among the thousands of summer ' visitors bere, there are large numbers ' who could not be enticed from spend- < lug two or three mouths on the Hay, 1 ith Its many advantages of boating. aud crabbing. I'bey will par- i tlcularly ball with pleasure the new 1 barf, with easy lauding approaches aud manifold attractive features. The fourth street wharf, as It once stood for many years, was a jest and a by-word for the hundreds of persons who bad occasion to use It, or desired to use It. i The present. city officials soon after going Into office took up, as a matter of vital Import to the municipality, the , question of Improving conditions at ( this wharf, with the result shown to- , day, a city Improvement of unusual , construction. A little story of the start of the work will uot he amlss'at tbls time. The bids for the construction of a pavilion aud a concrete sheet pile bulkhead were received by the CommlsaloDets on N ovember IS. 1917, and the contract was awarded Everton A. Corson, the lowest bidder, tar $4043. The piling were cast slugly. -They 9 laches thick, 18 laches wide aud 20 feet loDg aud contalued over llueal feet of reluforclug rods aud approximately three-quarters of a . cubic yard of concrete. The piles were eel on end aDd bad on each side Interlocking Joints or grooves, which were tilled with clay, , mixed with cement and special castwhich held the piles together and acted as a reinforcement to the

joints. The mixture of clay and ce- p meat was forced down these joints p sfter the piles were In place, aud com- ( pletely sealed the cracks rrom the top to a point near the bottom. This „ made the bulkhead water-tight and E prevented the seaplug of the l to the bay wbeu the laud outside of ( the bu.kbead became lower or higher c by auy action of storms or currents. To bold the piling together at the top, aDd to gi ve the bulkhead a proper appearance, a reinforced concrete cap was constructed the entire length aDd finished with a galvanized Iron pipe railing. Ou the outside of the bulkhead a creosoted timber pavilion was erected. Tbls has suitable lauding facilities tar the accommodation of aalllng parties, 1 aud has a red tile roof covering the 1 main eecllou, with seats or benches 1 underneath. — TM entire Woodwork was painted white. Without doubt, paiuieu wunc. n uuuui uuuui,

It 1s the most picturesque wharf along Atlantic Coast. Ou the landward side, the etreet was rebuilt, aud the curbing and aide- ' walk constructed with proper outlets ' through the bulkhead to take care of rain water.' The Fourth etreet wharf ownerahlp w as lu litigation for many years. It was estimated, a few years ago, that coat of this litigation, ut> to that was fully $2000, aud atlll the question of tha clty'a rights was unsettled. The city, about two year* ago, through the labors of City Solicitor Boewell, secured title to the wharf aud all. litigation waa ended, the all, litigation _

whole at a coat of only $250 to tbel city. ^ Ith The municipality afterward eon- Hi yeyed a email etrlp of land to the ad- ^ Jdlnlng owner tar the turn of $100. u making the actual coat of the eettlemeut of the disputed matter aud the ai securing of the title by the city ont>v $150. . _ « The .Fourth etreet wharf matter for T a period of more than ten yeere prior tl this settlement two yean ago was In ll such shape that the city oould uot ex- c erclse any rights over tba property because of the adverse declsloh^by the h various courts wherein the queetlon 1 beeu thoroughly tbreabed. The result was that the wharf became unsafe and really dangerour. For some • year* the wharf was closed to traffic by orders of tbt city authorities. I just what has been attained by the >. city officials can be seen by a visit to - the wharf, which ta now one of the . flnest structures of Its kind In any eee- - shore resort along the Jersey coast. '■ J AS. WALLACE DB AD [ He Beside* In Tfc's Ctlr for *«*"• James Wallace died of Brigbt's disease at bla home In this dty Friday ' morulug after a long lllneee. Ha ' never fully recovered from an auto ae- ' cldeot Bboot a year ago. Ha was 66 i years old, and laavaa a wife, son and '* daughter. He worked tar the Shoemaker Lumber Company for a number of yean, r" aud for several reaaoos waa employed as a moturqieD on tba local trolley '• line. He Was a member of Waahlog- * ton Camp, No. 76, P. O. 8. of A. Funeral services wm conducted by :la tba Rev. George W. Yard at tba boast >° of lbs deceased Banday afternoon, aDd '*• Mr. Yard also bald aorvtcae on Monday at MlllvUle, vbas tba restates ■»' were takao hy Funorel Director Mark Lake. 1 marmot waa at ML Ptaaaant L M n IX MUlvllte.

STEPS TAKEN TO FREE ADTO BRIDGE ■ Freeholders' Committee, With Groves at Head, to Consult Atlantic Connty Board. I In line with a resolution recently ' pre-ented by Freeholder John R j I Groves, of tbls city, and adopted by r the organization, tbel "ape May County r Board of Freeholder-, at Its meeting > Tuesday, appointed a commlll«e of, ? three to take up with a similar com- ~ 1 mlttee from the Atlantic County Board i of Freeholders the metier of endeavor- . to bave the auto bridge from tbls . city to Bomers' Point free of toll. The committee appointed comprise" . Jobn R. Orovee, of this' city; Joseph i Camp, of Middle Towusblp. and H . W. Gaudy, of Tuckahoe. , Efforts will be made to obtain State . aid lu the purchase /of tbls bridge, i the road and Its appurteuances from . the Ocean City Automobile Bridge Company, the committee, as provided^ ■ terms upou wblrb the road and bridge - . may be purchased, and report back to | The freeing of Ibis bridge would be . a great help to Hie whole of Cape May r Couuty. Increase travel to aud from s Atlautlc City aud the outside world aud also be of much beuelll to the , fermer. . CAR WAS PACKED I •bore Fssl line pslrons Anicrx r Over l-oor Accommodations. ' People coming to this city early e Saturday afteruoou complained 1 severely of the lack of eccooiujoda- ' Hons provided by the Bbore Fast Line 1 Company. There was only oue est at Pleasant1 vllle when the II o'clock train from Philadelphia reached that town. It i was a combination baggage car. Into t which tbe passengers were packed. t There should btve beeu two cars to . provide for the passengers, according I to msny of these patrons. The company apparently woke up later, as two cars came luto Oceau r City at 8.16 o'clock, e It is to be hoped for the sake of r Ocean City patrons that the Bbore 1 Fast Line will have a sufficient uum- » ber of cars In operation to take care of tbe crowds that will uudoubledly 1 come to this resort from Philadelphia r durlogthe next three or four deye. '• There 1s every ludlcallon that this - will be perhaps Ocean City's biggest r Easter seasou, aud tbe eleclrlc raile way compauy should do everytblug

possible to help Itstlf aud Oceau City. ~ Incidentally, If oue wants to put It this way. Judging from tbe number of passengers carried by tbls road for several mouths of the year. It must for years havd-been a paying conhern Insofar as the actual traffic to Ocean City Is conaugmented choir Will dins Id freatsyierlan Church Kaetcr Dander. An augmented cbolr will be beard — In a special Easter program In the ' First Presbyterian Church Buuday. Two gutbems will be suug lu the morulug and one at tbe evening eer- ' vice. , Miss Louisa T. Corson, director of . tbe cbolr, will slug a aolo, "Hosauua," by Jules, at tbe morulug service. [ : Given BIB Hecrptlon. t "Joe" BwaD, who returned Thugs- . day evening from France, where be i did great work In the ambulance eerf vice for two years, was given a royal reoeptlou by bla friends and neighbors, p Practically all of the bouses In tbe I block displayed flags and there was t red light galore. All tbe neighbors - ,t congratulated "Joe" and bis parents, ■ e 8. B. Swan and wife, on bis safe re- ' ,. turn. Tha young mau looks well and I Hey there! Read this! ,

JVith the return of sweet chocolate to | i the market, we arc now making our full I line of Roosevelt-Chocolates again. We named our chocolates Roosevelt in tbe candy line they represent same parity , quality end high standard that the name of Roosevelt, stands for both politician and a thorough American. We poeltlvdy guarantee there are no dye colorings or other injurious adulterations of auy kind in these chocolates. are not only (tame-made but Hand-nude— the only method iu makreal fine creams. Adopt this slogan; " Eat Roosevelt chocolates and save your stomachs. Roosevelt line as follows always oa hand— made daily: ( Choc. Butternuts Q/t- ) Almonds OUC 1 .. BuUer Creams (new) i. •• Nuaa ■Choc. Walnut Creams I " Cocoanul Creams \ " Almond Creams j " Bitter Sweet Creams 60c " Rasin Clusters I J •• Peanht Clusters , I •' Cocoanul Clusters \ " Mints - , Alto t Plain Vanila' Choc. Cream, and Cocoanul Cream not Roosevelt grade, 80c lb. and Peanut-brittle, 40c lb , at LAKE'S JEWELRY STORE ~ ~c. i_ LAKE I ...REAL ESTATE AGENT. . • , IBS Asbcrj arsons, Ooua City. ». J. d - Local Express '• and Light Hauling j W. H. HAYES' I" 460 Waet Ava. Ooaan City. N. J. Orders taksn at IMS Asbnry Avenue '• Hais Birkkardt »• PLUMBING AND B RATING " 44» aaacai atuci bui cm ■»» * Md WaW.W---* VSJ-

" r Dress Up for Easter We have your Shirt and Tie all ready for you New Caps — Hosiery— Underwear Fine Line of Suits Odd Pants JONES' MEN'S SHOP 804 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. Maddock's Pharmacy PHONE 570 * FRHP. DELIVERY Stationery, 20c to 75c box. Samoset Candies, 60c to $1.25. Whitman's Candies. Eastman Kodaks and Films. Monuments, Headstones and Markers Finished and Ready To Letter and Erect Immediately p i r 1' in on 1 ('rs/lloo m ar krrv w rTi r r posts, el, . In our vrarvrooiu.and 'bow V H,ls In l*mmd,n end i'Ihudi vlllVj Us ler^rst and the^nnwt Slid L£-au"urTi!la lb«U™.«ids are twlni" Mid rapidly. \V, bav*Tbee!e^lOc cran^'.T.'iirfaoponttirl^oUsbluz mill, pummatlo tools, plus drills, tarirv'supply of roufSTltocku^tiand for t'bTs purpoM. Call and purrhas, now. Order, srr romlns lu sojaat thai »rl.ay, nearly all we ran rxrcul, lor Memorial Day. Tbe sooner you call Uie belter dlspldy you will bave ^ Tbe war aud^raeenl epMem ' r u^^ereawd anob iu" til, mabumaDtafd' oUa^lcrtaeTbnU to ituVrdem prom^Uyl1 ' Camden Yard Opp. Harleigh Cemetery Bell Phone, 2737 Pleasantville Yard Opp. Atlantic City Cemetery Bell Phone, 1 REPRESENTATIVES : O. J. IIAMMKLL, Prest., lij N. Cornwall ave.. Ventnor, AUantlc City, N. J. A. L. UAMMBLL. Vice Prest., Absecon, N. J„ for Cumberland, Cape M.vy, Burlington, Ocean and Atlantic Counties. P. IIA1GIIT, Camden, N. J.. for Camden. Salem and Gloucester Counties. w. Dubois, Clayton, n. j.. for Clayton and vicinity. H. B. HALE, Cape Charles, Vs., for State of Virginia, O. J. HAMMELL CO. MAIN OFFICE, PLEASANTVILLE, N. J.

BELL PHONE IB Sutton & Corson Co. General Contractors *mp GRADING AND STREET BUILDING NINTH ST. AND SIMPSON AVg. OCCAM CITY. N. J. SIMMS' RESTAURANT and DELICATESSEN 822 Boardwalk CLOSED FOR THE SEASON Have Heat in Cottage at Easter Humphrey Radiantfire, the Marvelous New Source of Heat _ See it at the J R. H. JOHNSON CO.'S STORE S 846 ASBURY AVENUE

* V " dfor*e£> I ^ ^YHE.UN iV ER S A LLC A H I 1 WJE are- experienced and know how to , VV give service to the owners of Ford • e cars. We have the same methods, machinery and skill that they have in the Foid Factory, and we use the nmeputs made by the FORD MOTOR COMPANY . Ford owners are doubly guaranteed by us as to the reliability of our ^service on Ford cars. Don't try to do it yourself, bnng yonr car here. Incidentally we are getting a tew . Ford cars and are able to jnake fairly good ' | deliveries. ' Touring Car, $525; Runabout, $500; One-ton Truck Chassis, $550; Couper *650; Sedan, $775 ; Sedan with Starter , $850. - These prices f. o. b., Detroit. Pleasantville Motor Company j # . 7 South Mai* St —Washington Ave. j PLEASANTVILLE. N. J. « Bell Phoae II _ - Geo. F. Saxton PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. GRAINING a» DECORATING 104G ASBURY AVENUE OCCAM CITY ' WW JCMMCY

! ' aonu xaati 1 1 SooioK JfaO. a. woo latmr, Dimmormrn ocean oity - newjkrtr t I'l'KX ALL YZAk s THE IMPERIAL 1015 CKN'TRAL AVE., OCXAR CITY. W uSStS"i mu fb**«iel?** B*"7 eioSe'ror ibe Wrnier.*' wm^rwope. »•» Cuter. Mrs. c. QgTTEl THE KATHLU Now open tar Ibe ••aeon I1M Central Avenue. OCKAM C ITT. B.J. M IHHIEB LEWIS A COB ABO HOTEL ATGLEN^ ^ Opeu April (o Deesmbw Ceutrally located a. c. aerr . NEW HOTEL ELBERON K1UHTU ANUCBNTRAL AVKBUB (fsylor end Hsyve, Proprlili —ee Fourteen! b Heuoa rboronablx ireevele* MILLER COTTAGE, Open All the Year Hot Water Heat LAURA I. If ILL BR WYOMING open April 12th for the Baa eon 724 Oceau Avenue Ocean City, H. J. Hot Wator Heat A. P. Mllnar THE IDLEWILD Moorlyu Terrace Ooaan City, H. j. Open for Baaaon 1919 Located One Bloc* tram Base* MRS. J. K. MORRISON THE BISCAYNE Now Open tar tha Baaaon Oceau aveDua opposite Moorlyu tarraoa Private Bathe Booklet K. BLUHD1M. Owner ELBONAR Opens June 1st, 1919 Lower Rataa In Jane ELIZABETH P. BONNES

That Will You Were doing to Make "Why put off making your will from day to day? The bat day is today. It is important to have a thoroughly reliable executor — appoint the Ocean City Title and Trust Co. to act in this capacity. Ocean City Title and Trust Company OCEAN CITY, N. J. Estate and Search Company REPSSSSMTS « J*1i4w iPmiat PawiMBS Fidelity Conway

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