I >cean City Sentinel THUK8DAY MARCH 2ft, 199U. W» *liall b« itlail to receive lUiu* ol new* ami communications of lulereiM to Uiia ouiuiuuuily mil our rewivri everywhere. All communications should bs accompanied with the full uarne and address of the writer, not ueoeaaarlly for puhllcatlon. but a* a guarantee ol foot! fsMh DOTS Palm Sunday le uear. riprlug appears to te Willi us. Kasler is uuly iso days distant. Big crowd of visitors hers Sunday. rublio lest of new puuiplug ciigiuc neat Saturday afternoon. Tbsrs w 11 be several of the local hotels open durlug the Kaater season. Hoy B. Darby, of this city, has bought Miss Digglee' collage. 004 Central avenue. The chlldreu of 8t. Augustine's Church will slog Coucoue's Mass on Kasler Sunday. ocean City bsrbsrs are plaoulug to raise their prices. Tliey dl«cu»sed the mailer Mouday night. The Boardwalk Is again being appreciate*! by meuy wbo haven't seeu It lu at least six uionlhs. The members of the Ocean City W. C- T. lT. will meet Wednesday afteruooq, March 31, at the home or the Mi««i Lewie and Conard, Central avenue, below Kleveulh street. »i personals. i!

Mrs It. C. Outfield spent Thursday In Millville. AmoeU. Chambers, of Philadelphia, Is vlsltlug In this city. James Young, of Philadelphia, U here for the season. Clarence Sill, of Lausdowne, was a recent guest of the Miller cottage. W. A. Hartford, of Millville, haa arrived In this city for the summer. Mrs. P. J. Haral, of Philadelphia, wa* a recent guest of the Elberou Mrs. Fisher Oalrymple, of Philadelphia, was In town during the week. Mrs. Imogen* Dalbo, of this city, la vlalllnc relatives In Cauidru and Philadelphia. Mrs. Charles H Adams, uf this city, has returned from a visit to relatives In Camden. Mrs. 1>. Slack and daughter, of this city, have returued from a visit to Pulladelphla. Mrs. K. K. Tyson, of this city, who spent the winter In Oaytooa, Fie., Is on her way North. William J. Craig and wife, of Philadelphia, spent rtunday here with M. V. Smith and wife. Samuel Christian and wife, of Kldora, visited J. li. Christian aud wife, lu ihta city, Sunday. Harry L. Lake, who Is employed In Camden, visited his mother, Mrs. C. L. Lake, here Sunday. Mra. Mary Karnhorst has returned to her home here after a visit of several weeks lu Philadelphia. Mra. F. C Hsu son, Sr., of Philadelphia, has leased a Corinthian aveuue apartment for the season. Bernard Kuckdeschel and L. M Garrett. of Pblladdelpble, were among the visitors here Ibis week. John Weaver, of Pleasautvllle, who Is eugaged lu the dry goods business here, was In town Tuesday. Thomas Kaust and wife, of Pbllsdslpbla, summer residents, were In town Saturday aud Huoday. Vice President George F Bauer, of the Ocean City Fishing Club, was among the visitors here Sunday. Mrs Kllea Hessand daughter, Mr*. L Woostar. of H addon Heights, were among the visitors here Sunday. s«re. Clara Htsrom, of Philadelphia, spent the week end with her sister, Mrs A. P Colllesou, 440 Asbury avenue. Leo Bamberger, a Philadelphia buslots# mau well known here, where he owna apartments, was In town Hunday Arthur Holmes, of Wayne, a Philadelphia busluees mau and proparty owner here, was In town during the week. M Mayer, the Boardwalk Jeweler, was in this city yesterday, making arrangements to open bis store for the season . Mra. Benjamin lilgglns of Millville, la visiting Mrs. W. D. Wil*oii at ber home. Fourteenth si rest and Ceu tral avenue. Peal l«arnor*ll, of Wayne, owner of property In this city, was among the visitors hers Saturday. Ha has opened bit cottage. Mra. James Col an. of Philadelphia, • cottage owner on Sixth street, near Ocean avenue, was among ilia visitors on rtunday. Jchn K. McGovern and wlf*. of thla my, have returned to I lielr sparlmenta after visiting Charles Hill aud wife, of Frankford. Kenton Warne and wife of Philadelphia, well known summer reedents of Ocean c»ty for many years, wara In town Ha« May. Cherlee K-db, Jr., and wife, of Philadelphia. will giva a house party over the Kaater holidays at tbalr summer home in this city. Samuel Cohen and wife, who havi been spending the winter at Lakewood, have returoad to their home 744 Boardwalk, thla city. George Mayers, wife and daughter Florence of West Philadelphia, an spending the week end at their cottage 94 (Seventeenth street, Hits city. rjanrge Mann, of Philadelphia, I summer resident here and president <> t tie O van City Hotel Proprietors' As enetatloti. eras in town on Friday, Henry W legend, ft,, and wife, o Philadelphia, were at I heir c<dtaga IT« Wesley avenue, rtunday. Mr W legend will greatly improve his not lege, ha having eonlreHed wMh l. fl t

> WILMINGTON MAN BUYS KATHLU r Minsea Lewis and Couard Retire After Many Years of Hotel Life Here. y Klchard H. Banks, of Wilmington, ,f Del . has purchased fur his sister the ' Katblu Hotel property. 11-4 26 i'eulrel _ aveuue, from the owuars, Misses Lewis aud Couard, who have retired 1 trotu busluaaa Mr. liauks' elster will conduct the huuse thla seasou. The Misses Lew la aud Couard. who were lu the hotel bualueas here for more liiau tweuly years, recently purchased a collage a abort distance from * the Katblu, where they are living ai preaeut. h Both Misses Lewis aud Couard werr active members of the Hotel Proprietors' Aaeocietlou sluce It was orgau- " i/.ed, Mlsa l^ewls serving for a number '* of years ae one of Its ofticere. * 65 CENTS TO ATLANTIC 1 Thu's I he Price If Parlor Car la " Taken r Parlor car service ou the Shore Kaet Line between Atlautlc City aud Ocean * City, like ever>tblug else, basgoueup J u price. It cost out (Ifleeu csula extra to ride In these parlore care last year. Now pa- * trous who want to Indulge lu thla bit t of luxury are required to pay 26 cents I extra, making the coat of the trip each wray 66 cents if oue has a ticket, it Is a few cents additional If the fare is paid ou the cars. The parlor car service for this sea•on was resumed by the company last .Saturday. Tbeee care will be run on Saturdays and Sundays until the sum1 iner season Is bere. SUCCESSFUL SALE * Ul. Aotcusil ttr's MuadMST Mctiool Clsss Clears Nearly 675. The Uev. Thomas K. Blake, rector 1 f St. Augustine's Church, auoouueed ou SQuday that $72 waa cleared by the cake sale held by the chlldreu of the Sunday school 011 Saturday. He desired, he aald, to thank the friends who had so kindly helped ibecblldreu * to make the sale so successful. There were other contributions, later which raised the amount to $76 The girls worked energetically aud * they , too, were gratified at their success, as well as thankful to tbelr * friends > The enrreel guess for I heir guess cake wae glveu by Miss E. McNally. > of 828 Asbury avenue. LENTEN SERVICES I'slai Mnndsy and Holy Week si Holy Trinity. Services in Holy Trinity Episcopal hurch, Kleveulh street and Central aveuue, ou Palm Sunday will be as , follows: 9.30 a. m., Huuday school; 10.46 a. in., church servica (distribution of palms); 7.46 p. m., church service. Wednesday, March 31, 4 p. m., evening prayer aod litany. Thureday, April 1, 10 a.m., Holy Communion; S p. m.. cantata, "From Olivet to Calvary." Good Friday, April 2. 10 a. m , . church service; 7.46 p. m., church eer- ! vice. All service# will be held In the » church. HER MOTHER DEAD ! vara l.nnla W. Mtllrr Mustalns Heavy l.oaa r Mrs William Peace, mother of Mr* , I/ouis W. Miller, of thla city, died suddenly following a stroke of apoplexy at her home at Port Norrla on Thur»( day. She waa burled Mouday at Port Norrla. Mra. Peace leaves a husband and * two children beside Mra. Miller. Tbey 1 are Charles Peace aud Dr. Albert ' Peace. Mre Charles Powell, Mra. William F. Gardiner aud Mra. Harry Mills, of ' this city, attended the funeral. TO CLEAR MORTGAGE ' san H radial Officials Week to Liquidate inarch nrbl, Plans ware made at the recent meet- * Ing of the official board of the First M K. Church tn reduce the debt on the ' building at soon as possible. ^ There Is a mortgage of $16 000 on the building, and thla. with other lodebtr eduaae, will be cleared up. It le hoped I by the officials, before (be close of the summer f Arrangements also will be made to e repair the church tower, ao that It will I not leak. Coreon for carpenter work. George ' Sexton for palotlng and Alfrad R. r Smith U t paperbaiiglng. " Andrew Marshall, of Philadelphia, is spending a short time In this city. " He has rsntsd all of his spertraent* on * Ocean avenue, near Seventh street. Andrew N. Paul, wife and daughter , of Philadelphia, were visitors hers Sunday. They were accompanied by * William Hiundln, of Washington, D. C. " Capt. L. Rialey and wlfa, of this city, who aptol the winter In Miami, Kla , ' art now on I hair way home. They r will visit relatives In W ashing ton for ,r a few days. Mrs. A. M. Roberts, of Philadelphia, 10 has returned home, accompanied by ' Mrs. William L. Ollnert, her daughter, 1 whom she had beeo vlsfllnf tlsorge B, Hansen, who has been here for e r, week, has gone to his Atleotle City ri home. * Mies Caroline rtltlnmsix. nf this city, who he* been spending the winter in - Philadelphia, left on Friday, with Mrs . Samuel H rtcattefgood. f >r an extended trip to Virginia. They will •- also vlett Mre Robert Oayls ls>ws Mrs Scettergood's daughter, who re . sides in Portsmouth Va. "r — — ra^e ». WkaW ■eSeesi. r rthed 40* lb thla week Also rod *• eiams and oysters at Hickman's 119 8. Asbury ede., It. , r

Thigh school gym classes i give splendid exhibition 4

SUNDAY IN THE ; LOCAL CHIMES I , Strong Sermons and Excellent Music Heard by ConCongrcgatioos. , KlKol MAITIMT. r Sunday wae a very good day at I he . First Baptist Church. All atteud1 auces were good aud the luterest and t character of services made the day well worth while. The epeclel rllort if the pastor, the Uev. M M LewL. . aud hie aeetstaut to gel the children . out to morning service and lake a - special part therein, resulted lu lb be wig present Huuday morning. This cau atlll be furreased, aud a special iulervst created. 'The Huuday school le back again to au attendance over the hundred mark Hickueos lu the past six weeks seriously hampered the work. The Huuday school hauuer is creating lively Interest among all classes, that of the young women under Mrs. Fogg capturing it last Hunday. Ou Huuday evening the pastor spoke ou (he subject of the "World's Need of a Solvent " Hie subject was based ou the thought thai, w hile the nine teeutti ceulury made the world a neighborhood, the twentieth century must make It a brotherhood, or the last slate of the world will be worse than auy previous. He thus showed how the modern inventions of the uluetreutti aud twen t let h centuries had lu reality shrunk the earth lu size, how travel and communication and new « sen Ice made the whole earth really one community. He showed how there was a community mind developing aud a common education. He asked whether the world was developing a common faith or rellglou as well. The fact that the nations of the world are being drawn closer together does not argue that I hey will get 1 along together. The closer together they come In economic and political relations the more liability there Is for < trouble, unless there Is a prevailing spirit, such as that uf Christ, euai liug ' them to live together In peace aud brotherhood. He showed that what we could do about It would be to develop a world ' cousclousueas. No man could live lo ' himself now. Whatever happened in any quarter of the globe of auy Impor 1 tsnce bad some significance for us. We must recognize that the only pracIleal aolveut Is the gospel of Jesus aud use It. Men may be uulike. but It 1- « only lo color, laugusge and custom Uudrrueatli, there la a common sin needing the salvation of the cross, and , Jesus alone can tit all needs, till every 1 heart aud light every man to elerual , life. We must recognize the ueed of , trained youth aud utTer our children ou the altar of the world's needs. The pastor said he knew of no success lu - this Jlfs for himself or his chlldreu, except as It comes 111 the full perform. , auce of his task In co-operatlug with Jesus in spreading the gospel to all parts of the world. pittsr m. s After a long and stormy winter, it was most agreeable to have such a spring-like day as laat Sunday. Gratitude was expressed by atlendauce upon church services. The Methodic Church had flne congregations both morning and evening. With the coming or the day there was Inaugurated a new choir. Sunday evening there were twenty member" present In their places, giving most excellent assistance 16 the service. Prof. Harry H. Lake Is th* director of the choir and ithe people have responded to his call must loyally. A male quartet number aud a selection by the choir were the contributions of ths siugera to the service. Each Sunday there will be something particularly acceptable to the congregation. The Rev. George W. Yard, the pastor, preached two very Interesting sermons. His morning discussion was a cootlnuauoe of last Sunday morning's. Both sermoiia were on the subject, The Great I Am." 1 11 enlarging on the subject. Mr. 1 Hard spoke of the "Great 1 Am" a* 'Master aud Ijord." as "I am He," which wan the answer Christ made to ilia tnob lad by Judas when they were seeking Christ; as the "Bread of Life;" as the "Way, Ilia Trulh and the Life;" as the "Vine;" as the "Dour;" as the •Resurrection," and as ' Alpha and Omega." Tiia evening sermon had to do with Christ from three different view points —a stumbling block, which Ha waa lo , (its Jaws; foolishness, as related to the Greeks; and the power and wisdom of God. which He was lo thosa who believed ou Htm. WT. AtYOUimNR'S. , The chapel of HI. Augustine's Church was crowded at the 10 o'clock mass on Sunday, there being a number of Phll1 edetpbia people In tlia congregation. r Th# celebrant of the mass waa the rec lor. Hie Rav. Thomas F. Blake, who delivered a Iranian sermon. • - • • « BUYS BUNGALOW York Mas Parchssvs Thronsh $. Wllttans Uorrlsnn. v John J Foster's bungalow, h m l>e- ■. Lao cay place lias been sold by J. W r Morrison, real aetata operator, to Geo m H.Lundy, of York, Pa, The family v took Inn yesterday Imperial Open at Kaater ,, The Imperial Hotel will open for I the Easter season Mr# Oftael sod I her daughter, who own and conduct II thla popular hotel will ha glad lo W#l1 coma tbelr many friends end patrons, v. « s » S'arntlare at Sslr *'j» Asbury avenue Dtntng titan •ion table end chairs, rockers, kitchen I. table, I os cheat. Ironing hoard, etc v.! while enamel bedstead, spring and 1 maitrsaa. adv., II.

Unusually Clever Work by Young Folks Under Prof. Ungcr's Direction. The pareute aud friends of ths members of the boys' and girls' gymnaxluui classes of tbe ocean City High school who saw the physical training demonstration given by these young people lu the musical pavilion I useday afteruoou were delighted at the xk ill and proficiency shown by all There were uiauy pretty marches aud dauces embracing exercises of a most beuellclal character to the growing chlldreu. Ail of the dauces were beautifully executed. The outstanding feature of tbe drill work, aud one that caused spouiaueous aud prolonged applause from the opectalors was the letter formations of the ' O. C. H. H with euug, by the members of all lha classes. At the word of command from I'rof. K. E. Cugar, the physical director, the members of the classes marched to their various positlous lu line aud formed (he human letters "O C. H rt." The game", drills, tuuibliug, aud apparatus work were all of a high order of merit, retlectlug credit uot aloua upon the young |>aoplc, but also upon »cbool's efficient aud pains taking lu--tructor, Prof Uogrr. — ■ • # 4 POST CARD SERVICE liicw I.Mrpv iouKieialiou lo Mr Itiodlal Cburcb. Following the "Post card Her vies" lu (he Fir-t M. E Church last cveuing, there will be a "Family Night Service" in this church on Wednesday evening of next week, it Is announced by (he pastor, the (lev. Geo, W. Yard. All the members of the families identified with this church are urged aud expected to be lu attendance. One family of elgbt persoua. It !• known will be present, aud other families of live aud six In number have alao ex* pressed their lutention of being at tbe service. Mr. Yard has arranged to bava a flashlight picture taken of the cougri* gallou on this "Family Nigbt Hervice." There was a very encouraging luru out at the 'Post-card Hervice" last 11 ig lit. Members of tbe cburcb, sev eral days before, sent poet-cards to friends. Inviting them lo attend tbe -ervlce. Ou each post card they wrote a passage of Hcrlpture. Thla passage was tead aloud by each bolder at ths ineellug last night. MUSICAL TEA ►

(•ivrii lu Aid of Bapllet Ctanrcb of T feila City. A musical tea was given at ths home of Mrs. William D. G barky, 1421 Die lunud street, Philadelphia, Tueedey afiernoon. In aid of ths First Baptist ( liurdh of Ocean City. The program lucluded selections by Miss Helen Rowley, Mra. Maud Hoi zer Evans, Mlsa Hsleu C. Warhurat. Miss Dorothy C. Warhurst, Miss An* M. Thorn psou, James Clayton Warhurst, J. Waller Levering. Jr., Mrs. Nettle Moore Chain and H. A. Rhuster. Mra. J. Hampton Moore assisted In recslvlug. Many of lha patronesses wars cottagers. BOX SOCIAL Will be Ulvets bj K. of P. l.odge April Flrat. A box social will ba given In the llauu Building Thursday avenlng, April 1, under the auspices of Ooaan city liodge, No. 66, Kulghta of Pythias. There will be Hrat class autartalumeut for all. Tbaorcbeatra will ba present, aud everyona knows what this means, tha lodge men say. Tbe boxes containing tbe lunches will be auctioned. Icecream will ba aarvad after the lunch. Go aud have a good lime. •'PENNY SOCIAL" IHulAftsIr at Prmbilerlan Chnrch on April A, All arrangements are practically com- • ^ .a . . a ..aw . . 1 . 1 1 1

pletsd the annual "Pauny rtoclal" to be held In the social rooms of ths Presbyterian Church Tuesday svanlng, April 6, by the members of the Chris ttsn Endeavor Society, This social has always drswo large; number# lu ths mauy years It baa been 1 held, and no doubt there will ba tha usual Interest on this occasion. ■ » ■ 1 Palm Monday Mrr«tc+a | Mass will be said at 10 o'elook In 0t, 1 Augustine's chapel on Palm Hunday. 1 Palm# will be bleeaed by the rector, the Kev. Thomas F. hlaka, aod dla- n irlbuted fo^tfle members of tbe congre- < gallon. Her vices were held In this church lest Tuesday avenlng, Instead of last night, aa baa been the practice , 1 .luring I«ent. There will he tbe aer- 1 vices known aa "Tha Way of tbe | Ofou" ftt 7.80 o'clock tomorrow (Fr I- 1 day) avenlng, as usual. •Sotral Arrivals. RLRKRON. , Wm H Bell, H. B, Byers. W. H Doughtsn. W. R. Winner and wife, F. H . Dertoo and wlfa, J. H. H. Hamer end wlfa, R. J. Hand ley. Jr.. Mre. Philip J. Baral. W. M. Henderson, r F P. Moors. Philadelphia; I. a Mala bury, MII.LRI OOTTAQB Wm. Hoy Hchmttt, Karl Hypherd | r Mary R Hypherd, Mrs. J see I# O 1 Usher, Mrs F. Dairy mple, Roy K 1 Msban, V H. Vandergrlft, Clarence! Hill, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mra Me c mh. New York; R Hallo way and wife. Flushing. Ohio. in I .eg a I papers of all descriptions, In jludtng win- are carefully drawn by d j R Curtis H'iblnsoit at his nrtire 744 Asbury arenas, Ocean City, g. J. adv. I

OCEAN CITY TEAM I EASY WINNERS Y Local Debaters Given Unanimous Decision Over Maddon Heights High School. i- The members of (lie Ocean City t- Htgli Hctiool tram that woli (lie <1e U | bale al Heddoii Heights Friday tveu J g lug have been eaimly congratulated g by their ftlsuds over then great vie xltory.tha local debaters having been e glveu (be unanimous declsiou over the team uf (be Haddon Heights Hlgli s ' rk'hool. 1 j The local learn comprised Harsh Hmllh aud Lucy Henderson and Irwin Hull. y Tba debate was pari of the Rutgers' lulerscholastlc contest. 'The question I was, "Resolved, That compulsory arbitration sbould be adopted as tbe best t means of »etlliiig labor dlspules." f Tba Ocaau City representative* did r exceptionally flue work aud (heir ade dresses won lbs applause of evcu the warmest adherent* of tbe Haddou Heights team r There ware four high school* lu the I debate lu this district— Ocean City VVlltLwood, Haddou Heights aud • < 'aps May Court Hou*e. Wild wood r defeated the Cape May Court House * team, aud thsdecldlug contest will be 1 between Ocean City aud Wild wood ou - April 16. W hallier the debate w ill be here or at Wild wood was not deflullely known yesterday. ■ v ♦ e DIED IN HOSPITAL tire. Jobs Uaischri Hud Urru III •uiur Tliur. The mauy friauds of Mra. John I Datscheg. of this city, were pained lo learu Mouday of her death In the . Woman's Medical College Hospital. i Philadelphia. Hlie passed away al 6 SO o'clock Huuday eveuiug. , Mr*. Datscheg. su tiering from kidI uey trouble, was lakeu to the hospital , several weeks ago, with the thought , of having au operation, but uo operar tlou was performed. , Hbe was about 61 years old aud . leaves a husband aud son, George, both residents of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Datscheg came to , Ocaau City about 16 years ago from (Jermentown. Tbey owued and conducted tbe Luray Hotel, on \Wley aveuue, uear Hevenlb street, until recently, wbeti tbey sold tbe bouse. Mra. Datscbeg was always active lu tbeaflairsof Holy Trinity Episcopal , Cburcb lo this city, of which she was , a consistent member. Hhe was held iu high esteem by all wbo knew her, and bar husband aud eou have the sympathy of mauy friends The Kev Joseph W. Watte, rector of Holy Trinity Church, pays the following tribute to tbe memory of Mrs. Datscbeg: "Holy Trioity Episcopal Cburcb. In (he death of Mra. Datscheg, loses one of htr most faithful aud promlueut worker*; alao a discriminating benefactress of some moment lu both church aud Huuday school. "Al! departments of the church will 1 j sadly miss ber. Hhe was the efficient ; director of tbe Chaucel Guild, aud tha assistant director of tbe Woman'a ' Guild; aod alao active lu all of the ' church's euterprlsee. Hbe was of gen- | tit manner and winning personality, and had a host of friauds. 1 "May the rest lu peace." FINE MUSICAL

Will fe>e Uivea to Hie Cllt l*« vtllon Frlisv, April a. There Is much luterest shown In ' tbe musical to ba given In the city music pavilion, on tbe Boardwalk, ' Friday evening of next week under • the auspices of ths Ladles' Aid Society 1 of tbe First Baptist Church, lodlca- • lions are that there will ba a large at* • laodauce. * Following la tbe program: 1 Orchestra Selection, Quartet. * Violin Solo, Jot. Broadlay. Heading, Mlsa Boas. * 80I0, Miss Corson. Cornel 80I0, Harding Crane Orchestra, Keedlug, Mrs. George W. Yard. Duet, "Oh, When We Two Were Maying," Mr*. Dunstau and Wm. r» H. Colllseon, Jr. Piano aolo, Ijeslle Hughes. Violin aolo, Herman Helvagn * rvi.M w.v, tiViuiBii I— l««RU.

Reading, Miss Boas. Selection, Quartet Selection, Orchestra OCEAN CITY LOST I.ssal Five Bswa ip Prowri* or Piesssalvllls Bova. The Ocean City High School basket ball team lost an exciting game to tba Pleaaantvill# High Hcbool five at Pleasautvllle on Friday evening by tba score « f 88 lo 29. Tbe line op: O. U. H.,8. PlIAMVTTILLB. Oof! 1 1 HerriFerguson / Forward | Hlock Adams Onler Laviglue Gardiner \ 1 Clark Rteelmen / <,utrd# \ Swadelly Field Goals o. V. H ». -Ferguson, 6; Hleelman, 4; Oof!, 1; Gardiner, 1; 'Adams, I P. H. S.— Harris, 6; Le vlglna, 6. Foal Goale— God, 1; Far gusou, 1; Hleelman, 1; Hlock, I; La vtgine, t, ■ram Take* Xesrtmrais. W Ward Beam, on# of Pblladei pbla's leading instructors In phyeteel ! culture, and a wall known sumasrr resident of Ocean city for many year*, wae In towu Hunday. Ha ha# ranted Apartment No 4, lo tbe Johoeon I Apartment*, 748 Boardwalk^/ Mr* j Beam and tbelr daughter wtff be here in June. Mr. Beam ha# been instruct ing 8000 children In Philadelphia dur ing tha winter. ■ . ... - m - — . — ■ ■ ra. J. «s. aertreM are* Mra. Hannah Hartram agad 78 yaare, wife of Joeapb D Hartram. died 1 al bat home la Lansdnwns on Friday I Her fuaufwl took piece 00 Monday, " She wa* • summer resident of ocean Unf.

I PLUMBING Ar* jo a ttt&llu* rttir* satwdaaUou a* to price*, m .rkmaaatup aid basmeas ^ertsayi If •at, ti will p my you lo girs ass • trial I am In au siosj t . >usiJy good poafeuot. to utks car# of > >ar rspair »"»k «»f wbvi 1 naak* a *pausity. I bars uo «s(ravs»iv* mli> 1 ■i cisii- *• form tc/ maniiraiu. Cuts u.« a Uu»i Moth Mh.m** Cf M. BACON CXJ7 iilghth hit SURF LAUNDRY Ocean Avenue ph.a*. uv-j Ocean City, N. J. good work, quick service, all work done on premises please give us a trial — — — Geo. F. Saxton PAINTING. PAPER HANGING . GRAINING AND DECORATING 935 asbury avenue OCEAN CITY iMOst, ss-w NEW JERSEY Humphrey Rudiantfire PcUcct coiiilmatiou, safe, odorless, ami gives intense heat at a surpri->ingly Muall gas exi*cnsi-. No need to build furnace fires mornings and evenings during the spring and tall months. Fits into any fireplace aud is easily installed. It throws out the heat reaching into other rooms. On exhibition at our salesroom. City Gut, L.ight Gompany

Build a Home There IS a Building Bootu. It is in full awing ia the West and Middle We>t. We have commenced to feci it here iu tbe liaat. It '»»pr coding. Prices will advauce. Why not get liuty now with tbo%e pUn*' See vour fricn I Mr. Contractor, and go over il with him. of course it * understood th .it you'll w«nt the Lumber to come from u*. If we ret the husincsa, you'll not be held np for tbe delivery of the material. That does not only mean LUMBER, it tneaa* Cement. Brick, Linie, Lath, hash and Mtllwoik and Hardware. C««r>thln| thai teas In tha Building G. H. Shoemaker Lumber Go. Twelfth and West Avenue BELL PHORC 16 Sutton 60 Corson Co. General Contractors omrGRADING AND STREET BUILDING ninth st. and Simpson Ave. OccanICitv. n j 1 General Contractor 1 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ^OADS. SEWERS. BRIDGES. BULKHEADS . - ^ Don't let tbe spring find yoo with a 0* i ( ^ t jj leaky roof. Thunder atorms are coming DDMv V *n'' 11 ro°^ will be apt to result in H * considerable damage. - W - Chimneys that leak should be looked [ afler and made water-tight. Smoke> TV / f ^ chimneys can be made to draw. iL rA\ . J I Tin roof* are fire-proof. • . ' . . All kind of stove and beater repairs, 1 store and heater pipe*, j r j L ' Tin, alate and slag roofing. 1 \ SMITH'S f— i The Tin Smith /~S / r /— t . * 738 Asbury Ave. Phona 76-W All Kinds of Outturn Jones' Men's Shop 804-06 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, N. J. overcoats REDUCED off SI 2.00 UP Buy Now for Next Winter Caps Suits Sweaters Shirts Ties Hosiery Umbrellas

THE TIME is coming when it will not be an easy matter to get hotel accommodations in Ocean City during the summer season. Most people write for reservations a week or two ahead of their vacation date and are disappointed when told there is no room. Last summer over six hundred people wrote for ' reservations in the Swarthmore Hotel and could not he taken care of. Even for the coming summer we are unable to*promise a single room. The new Lippincott Hotel is being built to help meet the demand and yet jwe have enough applications for reservations already to fill it from cellar to garret There is need in Ocean City for good hotels. Lippincott Hotels Company For further information in connection with the tin* mnal plana of the above Company, communicate with L. L Montgomery. Pnhlh'iiy Manager, or with P Adna Brown, Secretary ami Treasurer, yti Liberty Building. Philadelphia, Pa. Advertise in the SENTINEL

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f] ■ if# ■ Our Wall Paper is a veritable find. We aim to please the particular. Just come down and inspect our numerous designs. If you are critical it may take you a long time to decidethere are so many patterns to choone from — but the point is that you can be suited exactly right and at prices that will appeal to yon. ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbury Ave. • Ocean CHy New Jersey w Are You a Slave to Stoves? It year house heated only in xpr * Do you want to do away with the dirt and trouble ol car* lying coal and a im through the rooms? Do you want nxuc heat at less cost? Why not investigate die * InTERnsnonsL Onepipe Heater xw \rni | r* i Ask us if it is pracdeal tor your home | f / > || SWA h A TROQT. A«ea«a 1040 feifem **•-. Oe«ra« Ofe>.*.JDANIEL KRAUSS Electrical Contractor 411 Asbary Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY 6s* HBssi. I|>-W C. I LAKE ... REAL ESTATE AGENT.. Lota atrial*. OoMage* tot mat. Ounsssua—aaa » tit

iDYERTISE title Ocean Citj Seiiiiel PUBLISHED ON THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK- * + KATBS FUIU«I»H*D ON APTLICATIOH Phona, lyh-J ■ ■ *— — — — ■ m U— 811th and rtaaenr* inaaa 17 .-Kleventh and Hqr arraw* is Fourteenth and Bay ave. ^ rteveoth and Weal arenne. 49 rvcond and Aahury avenue. 45 -Fnunb and Asbary aveaiaa. 4 s Ktgbtb and Asbary avenue. 4A - Tenth and Asbury avan raid-- Thirteenth and Aabavy avrara 4h-8ixteentb and Aeboty a venae ft \ Nort h aad ('antral I'wra *•1 HiEth and Ontnai avaara ft 7 -Kieventh aud Oentfal avenue 67 Twelfth and WeaMg avraraa. m Fourteenth 6*4 WeaNy aveaaa, n~Tmxrxh and Ocean avawra 7N Hr rr H and tVwan avanra -1 76 Mnih aud Ocean erewue