Ocean City Sentinel THURSDAY OCTOBKR 9, 1919* W# atiall i* Rhtd ^ receive ltuwn of a«wa and eotuuiuulcaUuua of iulere*t lo *hl» tvrumunlty and our rentier* every tfher*. .\li cuiuiuuulcAtioua trituuhl be accv, ununited with ibc fall uame ana »ddw*e of the writer, toot necessarily for publication* but a« a guarantee or good t^XU DOTS The winter acbedule bere will noon : be lu operation. Heal eetale m«u are »tlll making a number of nalee. Tfeera may be basket ball game# here tbw rail and winter. Well, we'll bave a trolley car running at lea*i until January I. K. 8. Bezants haa begun extcurfv# Improvements to hi* hotel, the Helletu#. ■ There I* talk of comOdexable buildlug activity lu thU city lbl» Tall and winterRegular maimer weather on Friday aud a number or people Induced iu *uif bathing. The children of the Central avenue school take dally exerclnn* in the old ba^wball park. The orgau fund of Holy Trinity Kpieeopal Church ha# received $S0 from the cake **ale held Saturday. Fred* P. Canfleld ha* been circled a city com mi salon er In Avaloo. The other# elected were Gilbert Smith and William H. Barron. It la reported that Soraito B. Hafletgb, or Philadelphia, baa purchased the mill at Sixth street* near West avenue, and will operate it this winter. Miss Margaret Magee, or Camden, hi- purchased the bay front property of D. P. Steiner. below Tenlh «UeeL Ml#* Mage# will occupy the boo»e unul about November 1. PERSONALS. Mrs. Mary Kelly lias returned to Philadelphia. Kimer Cox, of Ocean Vlew.N wma ber^ Saturday. J. M. Cheater leaves today on a week's vacation trip. J. C. Barasey in occupying cottage 91$ WeaJey avenue. Mrs. J. T. Seal has gone lo Philadelphia for the winter. Harry K. Haaa and family have re turned to Philadelphia. Mrs. K. Warne, of Philadelphia, was In lown yesterday. Mrs. Anna Beux and family have returned to Philadelphia. KL M. low an. of Camden, was a re cent gue»t of the Elberou. Loui* M filer, of this city, has returned from a visit to Toledo. Mrs George C. Newman and family have returned to Philadelphia. J. H F. Dixon and wife, or Kid ley Park, were here a few days ago. George F. Bauer, of Philadelphia, «u here Saturday and Sunday. P. J. Baral and family have gone back to tbeir Philadelphia home. Muni Mary C. Wlr* has closed lier summer home and gone to Media. Mrs. H. M. Hueli, of Philadelphia, waa a recent guest of the Biscay tie Walter Hayea. of Philadelphia, was in town the latter part of last week. Mrs. Alice Yarger baa closed her hotel and returned lo Philadelphia. Walter Chandler, of Philadelphia, w»* among the week's visitors here. Cburebill Hongetford. of Wenouah. wa« among the visitor* bere Sat ui day W.(J. Lawson aud family have*®turned to ibetr-Wls»ahlchon residence. D. J. Mclntyre, of Philadelphia, was a guest of Ihe Algien a few days ago. Mrs Eva Hta>. of Woodbnry. was among (be visitor* to tbla city Mumday. i>r. Wayne T. Klllleo, of W«#t Philadelphia* was a visitor lie*e tfun» day. Ileory W. Stel wagon, of Ridley Park, and George Kfaokeil field, jjf Philadelphia, were visitors here Sunday. Robert B. VolJum aod aon, Charles, nf Philadelphia, were In town Hun- ' day. Mra, Harold Wbyte, of Ictrer Edge. -^N. J.r was a receut gueat of the fdiewiid. Mrs, H. A. Pinch will Jeeve Ocean t'uy today for her heme In Philadel phla. C. B. Rn-t aud family, of Philadelphia, ml lagers, were week end vleftora her#. t.barle* Powell end wife, of (his HI y\ vislttil rtlat>?es Id Port Norrl# Holiday, r

> Cap*. Charlea P Vmaffisn, of ^ Go-hen, was among the tors here L Monday. Mr* George Lodlam, of rrni'ilk, ( we* among the rfuiior# to Ibis eily ^ Monday. W lilisro T Jtleka rd* end wif«» have relumed from a week's #l»ii to Plilladf!ph«». i Morgan H. Thomas and wife, of Philadelphia, fuftegera, were here FeioTday, fie* H. If. fjlpschulx, of this city, his gone ro Paaaa Grille, F/otldg. for ihe wlntrr. Eugene Millar and wife, who f tenths antfimer here, have relumed to Philadelphia. J . D. Ash has returned to hi* h"»»# la H addon rtefd after spending seversl , monrha here, Mrs. Addfe Edwards, ofthM rHy, was among Ihe Visitors lo AlltnilC City Haturday Waltsv li. Zonae and family beet goo# to HL Peterabtirg, Pf* , for ihe i winter month*. K. (I. Royal and family tote# closed their hay villa arid Sf# no e «( their 1 amden bona; Charles Tartar and family, of |M(gssk motored to thfa city Hun-

PRESBYTERIANS' BIG RALLY DAY — - Great Occasion Planned for the Church Members Here Next Sunday, ^Killy Day" wilt be observed In the First Presbyterian Church and •Sunday school next Sunday. The services lu the church will be made as Interesting as possible. There will be a special musical program in charge of Miss Louisa Uorvou.the pa*j tor. the Kev. Dr. Snydtr, will preach, | aud in this sermon he will outline the plau# for the coming year. The sub[Jectof his add res# will be, "Thel.'hurch W# Need." 'I'ho ojcmbexs and friends of the church are requested to be present at all of the services for the day. The day should be a rest homecomiog day. when the folk, who have been away for the summer ami those who have beeu on their vacations returu to the church aud encoursge those who aie In charge uf llie work. The Sunday school desire# a out* UUUdred per ceut. attendance and to this end i« using every worthy meanto induce the members on the roll aud those who do not go to Sunday school to come. There vmH be several short addresses by vuit^jg friends and the general work of tlieSuniUy school for the fall and whiter started. •♦If you have beeu a member of the Sunday school, we urge you to coiue Sunday aud receive a most hearty welcome," say a l)r. Snyder. The I'hriMiau Endeavor will rally its force* at the even lug service In the Sunday school room. The time for llie meeting |» 7 o'clock. This will be in tne nature of a consecratlou meet tug. * 'i he reception to the new pastor and his family will be given on Tuesday evening by the Ladies' Auxiliary and the member# of Ihe church. day to visit Mr. l arler's mother. Mrs. Carrie Garter, aud sister. Mrs. Grace Cruwder. Miss Jean Marklln, of Philadelphia spent several days at her hotel here during the week. Alidrru N\ Paul aud rainlly.of Philadelphia. have closed their apartments here for the season. L. H A. Btedem aud family, uf Philadelphia. have closed their cottage here for the summer. James Young and family have returned lo Philadelphia for the f-ll and winter months. Roland Steeliuan attended the rotate meeting of the Jr. O U. A. M. in Al lantlc C-iiy this week. W. B. Bcherinerhoro and family have returned to Camden afler spending the summer here. Capt. Nathaniel Champion, of Tuckaboe, I# visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. L. dmilh, in this city. J. B. Colloday and wife, of Jenkintown, were among the visitor* here Saturday and Bunday. Mra. Jennie Dearie has been entertaining her sister at her West avenue cut:age for several day#. J. B. Hancock has closed his summer home in .South Ocean City aud returned to Philadelphia. A. Lincoln lieu, of this city, haa gone to Daytous, Fla., where he will be employed this winter. Henry W. Blelwagon and wife have returned to Ridley Park after spend lug the summer in this city. Mrs. A. A. Young and family have returned lo Philadelphia after spending the Hammer In this city. Mr*. Robert Rsdifeld. of Philadelphia, spent Huuday with her mother, Mrs. B A. Lambert, of this city. Mr#. C. F. Grim ha# returned to 7.56 vVy one wood Road. Overbrook. from her cottage. Wesley avenue. Norman Haflrlgh, a Philadelphia manufacturer financially Interested lu Ocean Gily. was in town Tuesday. William C. Lake and family have taken occupancy of W L Orr's cottags. Hid Asbury avenue, thi# c liy. Frank H Hie wart and wife have dosed (heir Wesley avenue roll age and are liuw «t (heir Woodbury home Henry W Town-end ha# rented and will shortly take occupancy of Mrs. George HUuton's nrltage, 0R9 Bay avenue. B. J. t'ooke and Geo. Burkhardt, o t Philadelphia, were here for several days returning home on rfuuday evening. J L. Pyle manager of the Joseph ' L Hcull Agency, spent Halurday evening and Hunday at his home lu Wilmington. K F Goll and family have moved to 4tie<r new home on We-ley avenue, I purchased a shorf ti in e slt«ce from E. 1 ! M. Hnlfoti. r ! \

Iv1 ward M. Hutron and family are 'occupying apartments at H|fl Mooflyn having sold thtlf Wesley avenue Cidlagr, president W, W. Hlb-op. of I he Ocean Gil y Fishing fluh, Sine down from Philadelphia Ha turd ay to try a Utile rt#hing. Mf». J is Baker, of (be Oceanic, and the Ml we- Lewis and Cotitrd. of the Kalblu, are enjoying an outing lu (lie Berkshire** Mrs K A Lambert owner of the Hierhng ReHtufiM, ha* raiurned from * few days' vlsli lo her daughter In Philadelphia. Dr W. W. Haddock, of Mad-lock'* Pharmacy, returned His faiirr part of 1**1 week from a few days* vbltto friends in Cheater. Mrs Anne Hr«« end Mrs. Allen HmlOi. of «hU f*l»rtnsd| from a pleasant vlalf to Woodtwry j and Penn'e (Iroea Th# Kev R. H Hnyder, paafor of ibt Fir*1 Preshyiefiao Church, haa returned from a few day*' visit to ffchweoksvHIe, Pa. Josaph Moray and family have taken oeenpaiiey of one of Jacob rfchufl's dwfilio#* on Aabury avenue, • near Beventb rtrtefg. h. H«?han(it and family, of tha ftollevaa Hotel# art oceupyiog R H,

TRADE BOARD WANTS CAMP [ GROUND FILLED AND GRADED

r " EBENEZER ADAMS ; LAID TO REST L. Philadelphia Real Estate As1 1 scssor Had Valuable Holdings in Thi9 City. e Kbene/vr Adam#, w ho was a well- - known numiuer re#ldcnt uf Ocean » City, and who died at his home, 07 • North Thirty- fourth street, West Phil* ' delplna, Wednesday uf last week, win : buried from an undertaker's unlabllidi- - incut in Philadelphia Haturday after- .* noun. Mr. Adams had hven lu 111 health - since last w inter. He was here fur • awhile last summer, accompanied by lit# wife aud sou. and while the air , • here appeared tu somew hat improve i his comllliou, he looked extremely • bad. Mr. Adam* wa# born at Port ltepubI He, Atlantic County, December 23, . 1843. He received a common school ; education. He was the sou of a far- : tner, and. at Die age of seventeen i years, be left home to learn a trade. Wheu he was between eighteen and niueleen year* he voluuleered for ser- ' vice in the Civil War and enlisted In Tenth New Jersey Regiment, First ■ Jersey Brigade, the First Brigade of , • the First Division of the Sixth Army • Corps, Army of the Potomac. He . was wounded at Spottsylvanla. aud taken to Fredericksburg, whence he was sent lo. Ml. Pleasant Hospital. I Washington. Hub**(|uently he was . transferred to the Hatlerlee Hospital, I Forty-fourth and Bpruce slreels. West Philadelphia. He was mustered out. . because or disability, iu August. 1864. He eugagt d In the produce business • m June, 1866. and was successful, accumulating considerable money before he retired at the en.d of 25 years. ; He waa elected to llie Pennsylvania State Legislature from West Philadelphia and served In the house during I the sessions of 1897 and 1899 Later lie was appointed a real estate assessor and served as such for sixteen years, ( holding that position at the time of r hi* death. i Mr. Adam* became a member of the j Methodist Church In 1859 and had , i. luce beeu an active member. He was licensed a* a local inlolater forty- ■ seven years ago, aud he did religious ( work In the Philadelphia County Prison, almshouse, Eastern Penllen- ( nary. Holme#burg Prison, War Veterans' Home, Philadelphia Home for ( Incurables and similar Institutions In , West Philadelphia. He was a member of the Local ( Preachers' Aesociatlou of the Philadel* . pbla Methodist Episcopal Conference, prominently Identified with the Na- ( ' i ton ml Local Preachers' Association, a member of the Grand Army of the , Republic. Patriotic Order of the Sona , ■ of America, the Commaudery or the , P. O. 8. of A., and the Masonic Order, being a member of Hamilton Lodge, ; No. 274, Oriental Royal Arch Chapter. He was chaplain of Saunders Post, G. A. R.. in West Philadelphia, for about I 15 years. Mr. Adam* came lo Ocean City In the early days of this resort and In- ! vested here. AmoDg his holdings at the time of his death were the five -lore properties on the Boardwalk ! from Eighth street to the Casino " Building, with the land In the rear of Diet:* stores extending to Atlantic - avenue. He leaves a family. j Johnson's house, oil Ocean avenue, i near Hixtli street, where they will remailt until December I, when they go t in Florida. i Hsniuel Garwood, watchman for the Ocean t'lty Title *ud Trust Company, 5 Is now on his vara! Ioii, aud L Handle I* lllliug hi- place John B. Kirhy and family, of thl# city, have returned from a fe v days' e vixtt to friends to Philadelphia, Wild r wood and Rio Grande. Mr*. Mark Lake and daughter. Ml"" 1 Bertha, aud Mr*. A. G. Gilbert, or '• tin* city, are spending a few days at ■' Delaware Water Gap. Frambea J. Smith aud wife, of ,f Maple Shade, visited Mrs. Hmlth'a parents, D. L Vanaman and wife. In J" this city, doting (he week, Nathan Taggart and wife of Philadelh phla, visited Dr. J Thorn ley Hughes »* and family, of tin# city, onBuoday. '• They are Mr* Hughes' parents William Lynch* nf this cliy. Will '* soon leave for Ht. Petersburg, Fla., where iie Is employed by Die hoard of •- trade of that resorl every winter. ... - - a - _ .

.Mr*. George W. Krnsi, of this city, |rff relay for Philadelphia, where -he conducts a rooming and apart- [ merit house al 3222 Chestnut atreet. j C. Howard Kenslnger, of the Ocean j (Jl'ljr Title and Trust Company, will go , oil his vacation Haturday. Ha will visit various sections of Pennsylvania, Leo Bamberger, wife and sona, He»iyjf Bamberger end J Letter Bamberger. have left for their home in i Tioga, having closed their apartrneul* here. John T Mortal I and « Ife. of Beverly, and Miss Berlha H Grorge, of Plnla ilelpllta. are oceopjfPg Die Mnrrtll cottage, 56»6 \»biitjr avenue, for a few days K If. NuMy, secreiary and trea#* orer of the Ocean City Title and Trust ; Company, and hi* wife have returned I fpom a visit lu Camden and Philadel* plite, Mrs (Jsofge W. Harris, wife of Ihe ' hulldlug contract of, has been spending a couple of week# with relative# in Philadelphia Mr Hirrle spent ' last week there. ' ' rry our "Original" chocolate cream ' fig candy. wF", choice selected pine* apple, m-00 (chocolete covered); j thee# two addition* to ouf Itooeevelt • bend-made line er# truly wonderful i and a irtaf will convfne# y®o* At lake's, Ml Aabury ave, flv.. 104,21

City Plans Many Big Improvements Before Season of 1920. R. W. Edwards suggested at the regular meeting of the Board of Trade that a motion he pasncd lo the tilted, that it Is the sense of the board that the members make an appeal to the City Commissioners that the authorities grade the old camp grouud from Ocean avenue out before uext summer. In the course or a talk by Mayor Champlou, the latter eald that such a motion would be favorably received by the City Commissioners, but It would have to be cousldered lu the geueral scheme of improvements contemplated by the city, these to be accomplished, If pomilble, before uext Hummer. Mayor Champlou outlined some of tbe*e. William K. Massey said that this city has reached the condition wheu ll will be required to spend money to appear as It should to the visitors. He referred to the uutiaucea of lowlying lots lu various sections of the town. The coudltiou of Central avenue murf be Improved. The asphaltlug of Asbury avenue Is a credit to the City Commissioners. When people see how well their mouey Is being spent, they will not object. GET CHANNEL BASS Cwpt, C* Nickemoo II mm Hcaaou'e lli-cord Down Town. Capt. C. Ntckersou* keeper of the Hutted Htatea Coast Guard Btatiou at Fifty-eighth street, this city, holds the season's record for the largest catch of channel bass In Bouth Ocean City. He had lauded live up to a few days ago. these weighing 38, 35, 34 , 82 and 30 pounds. Others who have caught channel basadowu there during the last ten days are: E. H. Buchanan, 37 pounds; Elwood A. Howell, 33 pounds; Louis B. Fulmer, 20 pouuds; Charles Quint, 29 pouuds; Albert Adams. 30 pnuudi, and Fred Bower two, one 34 pounds and the other 33 pouuds. Dr. D. O. Heuson, Charles Urone, David M. Fatton aud Augustus Wilson , of Philadelphia, were among the visiting tlshnmcn on the Anglers' Club pier one day early tbls week, but they found the fish very scarce at that time. James Ward, C. It. Russell and Frank P. Horn, of tbls city, with Nelson Brown, of Jersey City, and Miles Brown, of Itoyertown, returned re-| cently from a successful fishing trip to I Fortescue. They got 184 fish— croak- 1 era, weak, flounders, etc. There werel 50 weakfisb, weighing from 2 to 51 pounds. Mr. Ward got two large drumfish, but both got away. The first I rolled over aud unhooked Itself. | Afterward the party visited the light- 1 ship and were ebown over It. | Col. Hlmmons, the veteran angler I from New Yojk who was here on at two weeks' outing, caught a 27 pound I cnannel bass from off the pier of thai Anglers' Club. Col. Blmmona bat bten fishing for nearly 70 years, and I has a record of more than 1000 channel base. » ■ -# « soon to Wed. Policeman Frank A. Bchock, of this I city, and Misa Mary Dunleavy, of I Germantown, who has been bere fori three seasons, will be married within I a short time. Miss Dunleavy relumed yesterday from a two weeks' visit to Philadelphia. Policeman] Hcbock Is a widower, Will Have iSttptiam. Services in the F'lrat Baptist Church uext Buuday will be as follows: Preaching service, followed by baptism 10.80 s. in. Bible >xhool at 2.30 o'clock, and .Senior Endeavor at 7 o'clock. Evening service mi 7.46, the pastor, the Rev. M. M. Lewi*, preaching. GET THE SENTINEL Pioperi> OsrneraCHP Than Kc p III Touch Wild t'lij. Those who are not subscribers to Ibe Hkntinkl. aud are lulerestrd 111 Ocean ' City, as property owners or surniuer ' residents, should not fall, before re turning home, to order the paper sent to them at tbelr wlnlar re*ldencas. With the Hrstinel reaching them r every week, they will thus know all the worth-while news of Ocean City, including the official actions of (be 1 cliy authorities, Legal papers of all descriptions. In•hiding wills, are carefully drawn by R. Curtis Robinson at bis office. 744 Asbury avenue, Ocean City, N. J adv Fok Rbj4t.— Nicely furnished win I icr apartment*; also furnished rooms Apply at 828 Fourth at reel, adv., It.

Sealed Proposals. K.-'i|r 1 bid* will bs recslvsd by ths Hoard of I ("otii»ni**u»ner« of O-can IJlLr, NewJsrssy.l on HovrWiiisr 3 llttl, at Uirrs o'clock id llir I afl*m«»on, si ths ComrnlM o#rr*' Ch4mtx* ■. I City Han. ocean Citjr, ifsw Je n>y for bo* dil of lbs Cliy o! Orain City, Jersey, ths I total amount of bond 1 twin# sixty thousand] doll#'* 1 #30 AO 00) I To* iionds will bsar d*l- Jolr I. WIS. *nd I will tear iDtfml ai lb* ralsofft p*r mot par I .111 nu in and ths lnl*rs*l paid ■•'rnl-minu«l!) I on July I and January L lo varii yrar. Tl«a bonds will be oumtend fnun 1 lo 80. | tnciusiva. snd 'bay will te of Wis dennmina- | lion of on« thousand doll«r«. meh (ti .100.00 ). I The bonds will maltira** fulluw#: Two nfl |i.uii. M'h.on Jnly I. of r*rh veer from 11/10 1 Ui ivtT, Inclusive, anil Uirre of #*ch, on I Juiy t, of sarh year from IWW U) IVM( Inoln- I «l ve. Tnat vnlstt* tb« bUU *r« rrjsried *atd I will te sold to Hi- bidder or tuddsr* < omply-| )uff with the terms n| sals and offsrlny lo pay I iiw #mounl pero*a*ry 10 ursi.td on in laktrl iiiefsfnr th* l««t amount 01 i« hoods nfTa *d I f<»r »als rommenrlng with iiu. nrst mapirpifw I and if two or mots iuddsrsort.tr to tag* p.s I »H«n# amounl of aerb twinrt. I ten t<* itel bidder or bidder# otTcinf it» fw»F ib#ref«»r Ihsl lilslKMit »ddUlonal pri'1#* To* bid- to te iii a MHtinl snseiope nod Ibsl etueiopr addrr#*od to ths Itonrd of l.Vtniml#- 1 sfon*ra uf tte-an t'lty, N*w J r^sy, and iter* I snail bs plated on said envrlopa (be word* I ••bid for brmds," Hond# lo i»« awardwl to tb» htfh«at rMjron- 1 fcibls blddrr, 1 lis Hoard of (\unmla*imier#, | IptwsTsr, reaarvlnf lbs rlfbt to r«J ei any or I ait bids. t Baab bidder Is rsqolrsd to dspnsh s tertl l flrd rhecv and two ter AMitnm .» 1 the amn nt | i of bonds Md rof, drawn upon an Incorporated | bank or Uu« teunpany tosredra tha city of ij<Kan City wealnst eny losa rraiittina fnrtn thsfallnre «»f lb* bidder to wmpty wTth ih*| termaof Lis b d;satd rbrsk to bs payabl* P> t.iarrnoe H»b#uli, City Tr#a«nr*r of Oewn | OA as, Cliy BMI. <>»*n Clif, H#w Jertey, tol the snorwterui bidder H »be bear of ml ovioak In U|# Anirioon on Kutemiu-r i . . . {Mtftd Qutobft I, Ittf.

CITY HAS GOOD i EXPRESS TRAINS . Board of Trade aud Cointnutcrs' Association AiilUute for Town's Benefit. i The Board of Trade, at Ilk meeting . Tuesday evening, on mutton of William E. Masrey, officially recogulxed ; 'the Commuter#' Association of Gcesn City aud agreed Dial the busid's rail road committee *hall work In co operatlou with the association's executive committee In its elforta to obtatu first-clan# train service between Camden and Oceau City uext year. Mr. Ma«*ey stated that theaHcocia* lion's committee, of which he Is a member, had e very satisfactory interview with officials of Die regional director's department. , Oceau City's railroad business during the past summer wus very *bDh- . factory, aud this resort will be given due consideration uext year. There were nearly .500 people out from here ou the excursion train last Sunday afternoon. There was an uuuHually large number of monthly tickets sold herein October, the largest aiauuut ever sold here. Ocean City has an express train up tn the moriiluga that makes only one atop between Flfty-second street and Camden. There la an express train down In the afternoons that also make# but one atop. There have been 70 passengers each way ou an average thus far every day duilug October, and if this continue# _ the good service maybe kept up Indefinitely. P,xpr«ss Service IlvNlrrd. Al the suggestion of the Board of Trade, R. H. Nulty lias prepared resolutions to be sent officert* of the American Express Company declar lug that tl Is the sense of t lie board that the company contiuue its delivery service Id this city this winter. More Apartment*. James E. Johnson, of Balford, N. J.. who has apartments here, lias given . John Marts the contract for two twofamily apartment houses, with gar ages, od Fourth street, near Corluthiau avenue, costing 89000 each. Hotel Arrivals. atglkn. D. J. Mclutyre, Philadelphia; Jos. DuBois, New York. KLBEKON. A J. MacBride, Philadelphia; E. M. Cowan, Camden, U. D. Curtis, Koch jester. | BI8CAYNB. W. F. Smith, N. 8. Hunter aud * wife, Mr. Wenttell, D. M. Ration. H. | R. Condon. B. Knapp, O.K. Muller land wife, Mra. H. Huett, J 8. Court|uey, J. P. Henxel. Frank P. Hendley | and wife, James E. Wilson* Philadel- | phla; J. Marcus and wife, Camden; |\V. D Lamon aud wife. George Heel land wife, Palmyra; J. H. F. Dlxou | and wife, Ridley Park; John T. Heal, (Ocean City; Miss Ella Ware, JLausIdovvne; J. W. Morris and wife, Wilmtngton. Wanted.— By lady of refinement, furnished bouse to keep and attend to In Ocean City during winter. Address or call, Rhoda Campbell. 5542 Asbury avenue. Oceau City, care Dr. J. F. Lummls. adv., It. Have you met our new Trio? Choc|olate Cream Dates, Chocolate PineI apple aud our own original Chocolate I Cream Figs. All $L 00 lb At Lake'e. adv. 10 9. 2l

Humphrey Radianifire Perfect combustion, Safe, odorless, and gives intense heat at a sin piisinglv small gas expenseNo need to build furnace fires mornings and evenings duiing the spring and fall months. Fits into any fireplace and is easily installed. It throws out the heat reaching into other rooms On exhibition at our salesroom. City Gas Light Company Maddock's Pharmacy Eighth and Aabury Avunuu PHONE 370 FREE DELIVERY Stationery, 20c to 75c box. Samoset Candies, 60c to $1.25. Whitman's Candies. Bastman Kodaks and Films. 804-06 Hsbury flvenue Ocean Cliy. N. J. Jones' men's Shop Our new line of Stetson Hats is ready Fine line of Suits, ready to wear; you can save money buying our ready-made suits this year Big line Shirts, Ties, Hosiery, Sweaters, Odd Pants, Kid Gloves, etc. All our goods guaranteed first quality WB SOLICIT YOU * PAT ROSA OB Build a Home There IS a Building Boom. It i* iu full swing in the West and Middle West. We have commenced lo feel il here in the lfct&l. It's spreading. Prices will advance. Why not get busy now with those plans? See your friend, Mr. Contractor, and go o%-er it with him. Of course it a understood that you'll want the Lumber to come from us. If vrc get the business, you'll not be held up for the delivery of the material. That does not only mean LUMBER, it means Cement, Brick, Lime, Lath, Sash and Millwoik and Hardware. Evorylhlnft thai ftooa In tho Uulldlnft G. H. Shoemaker Lumber Go. Twelfth and West Avunuo — ^ ~~h 'Pt i »ni if It .. *.( — I E. A. CORSON I General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ROADS, SEWERS, BRIDGES, BULKHEADS HEATING PLANTS We Install Them Any Kind ARCOLA-HOT WATER PIPELESS STEAM HOT WATER You Get a Guarantee With Every fob JOHN R. GROVES 835 Asbury Avenue ' Ocean City, N. J. ' • whh a ma ui a m mum *•••#• ••

' ] iruTXiiX A JV 11 curiAnm. £cctcK jj.aXl O McCtlDE N Y , CJIHMCTO0 OCCAN CITY NEW JERSEY OW ALL \ KAU h llftll U * iiui- 1 <>■ iiiftju. , . Unb riftiM btenft Ml Ui- »tor#h Mjiteiii'- for i,ml. r-n-r-norted il M.-u. n^-i i.Urii' iaa wxUriupM d^oii'.n MUijU<f1UiiiUr*Ui.'btft Mimtfft.g to* li< ft.1 Nurrr THE IMPERIAL j 1015 Central Ave. Ocean City, N. J. . 1 0|«-n for u>* »e*aen. I'lftaaanUy — near Ite bc^cL. Phone, 441-W MfUL (I Oh.TV.KI. THE KATHLU Now o]>eii for Ihe teaaoD ha Casual A*#uuft, ucxan city, » . J. M1K8K8 LKWIH # CONAKU HOTEL ATGLEN Ninth street aud Central avenue Kxccllciii T«l>lo Open All Year IWxiklet OHner>blj> Management NEW HOTEL ELBERON' EIGHTH ANU CENTRAL AVKNUE OCJCAN CITY, N. J. rfaylor and IMtyre* Proirletraaaea Kourterntli Hcafton Thorouxhljr rraovftM aud newly pa|H-ml. Bell Phoneu 17-X and -tao-i>. MILLER COTTAGE 722 Central Avenue DC KAN CITY NEW JKltHKY 0|>#u All the Year Hot Water Heat LAUIiA I. M1LLKB WYOMING G|»eu April 12th for the Seaeoo 724 Ocean Avenue Oceau City, N. J. Hot Water Heat A. P. Mllucr ; — ■ THE 1DLEWILD Moorly 11 Terrace Ocean City, N. J. Open for Heaaon 1919 Located Ctn* Block from Beach MRU. J. K. MUKB180N IL . ; THE B1SCAYNE Now Open for the Season Ocean avenue opposite Moorlyn terrace Private Baths Booklet K- ULUNUIN. Owner Sterling Restaurant e. A. LAIIBLRT. Proprietor 8a8 Asbury Avenue OCBAN CITY* N. J. Honk cooklriK- Meal* at all hours. Dcllcalrsseu and Coufrcdonery. Itootzte and Hoard. Luuchcs put up. Hare a Itinou packed for your home Journey or flfthlnc.trlp. Wm. H. Powell Oeneral Contractor Grading and Street Building Thirty-fourth at. aad West ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. Residence: J40J Central Avsnn# Bell Phone HEADLEY d ADAH8 Reading Coal Also Kindling Wood by barrel or cord. Best coal on tb* market. WOO Iba. 10 lb* ion guaranteed. Bell or Knurprtee 'phone. nmce and Yard. TKlfTH Md vrwan

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