pehsonaxs. Mra. J. A P**r*ou, of PbiUd«lpUli in liv-rv roc lb* summer. jotui 8. Smith of Utrmaulowu, i i u ocean cUy for the KoUrt Shirk, ofPhUabelphu, lb • k3 park place for the hummer. l>t* D. Ot uoohju aud mi uf Uer luautuwu, ata bare for Ui« actaou. John H. Broaru aud family, of Phil ■deiphla, are at lilt) Oceau avenue. j, F. Watart, of Philadelphia, ha: opened hie cot tag*, 826 Fourth «tml jaruo* h, Craig, or Philadelphia baa opened In* Fourth etrect cottage Mra. 8. 8, Darmou aud daughter, oi Philadelphia, are here for the aumuirr j, j. Hood, of Philadelphia, hat opened hU coltage, A>45 Ceutral ave uua \V. L. liayi aud fauiiJy, of Camden, ara at their cottage* I II- Ceutral avenue. T. K. Dojie aud family, of Phil* adeJphta, ate at their Sixth idreel cot* tag* Thome* F. Wright aud family, of Cincinnati, are at their cottage for the •fmoo. Jamee J, Fogarty. a Philadelphia lawyer, aud family are at 1330 Central avenue. Mi*. J. Linn, of Philadelphia, :• occupying her cottage, S24 Ceutral avenue. Mra.T. M. Hiilcley. of Philadelphia, ha* opened her cottage, 1sso Weaiey avenue. Thomaa P. Walker, of Philadelphia, haa opened bta cottage, 1231 We*i«y avenue. Mr*. France* II iKe*n, of Philadelphia. 1* at her cottage, 1616 Aabury aveuue. Mr*. Emily A. Jon**. of Philadelphia. le at her collage, SK) Corinthian arenua, Christopher Lake, Sr., aud wife, of Bridgeport, Conn., are here for the summer.

amos k. Christ, a Philadelphia manufacturer, aud family are here for the eaaeoo. Joseph Berry and family, of Philadelphia, are at their cottage, 1314 Ceutral avenue. William Hipp and family, of Philadelphia, are at their apartment! for the summer. a. j. Eiieoberg and family, of Philadelphia, are cottagers at 512 Corinthian avenue. Fzanfcltn j. Murphy and family, of Philadelphia, are at tbelr cottage, 905 Second street. William js". Keslck, of Philadelphia, has opened his cottage, S46 Park place for the aeaaon. w. Frank Loux and family. of Philadelphla, ara at their cutiage, 25(h| Wesley avenue. Mra. iWm. Hagle, of Philadelphia, i is at bar cottage, 1«27 Wed avenue, for the season. Dr. Sylvaater Oehan and family, of Philadelphia, are at their cottage. 606 Twelfth street. ■.ifs6, ^"ng,er *wl f4m||r. or , Philadelphia, are at tbelr cottage, 1091 1 as bury avenue. i '

George Loiter and wife, of Phllade! phta, are at iheir apartments, ills Weaiey avenue. mia. DeCan and family, of Pblla* cMphta, have opened tbelr cottage, 8w Third street, Ira b. Sheileoberger and family, oi Latrobe, Pa., are occupying their cottage tn tbie city. Mies Martha j, Milllgan. o t Pblladeiphla. Is spending the season at 704 Wesley avenue. e j wood Steel man and family, of Melrose Park, Pa., are among the visitors to this city. h. Walter Berroth and family, of Philadelphia, are at their cottage, 1664 Wesley a venae. r j. Watson and family, .of PbiJaoccupying their cottage, 831 Brighton place. £> m. Bishop, of Jersey Lily, is berei for lbs season, and Is located al 833 j Corinthian avenue. w. a. Bender and family, of phlladelphia, have opened their cottage, J225 Central avenue, w» b. Dtreilu aud family, of Phil*. jsps*' 55 oocupyiDK their cotuge. 1624 Central avenue. w. j. Fergueon and family, of Philadelphla, are at the Eureka Apartments for the season . #<St?.,,7<J°l.CmrptoUr *Dd femUy, m •* tbe,f vlfla, 1224 Pleasure avenoe. h. p. Rappold and family, of Phil | hare opened their cottage, 1334 Wesley avsoue. George w. kront and family, of fcrt m th#* "ukfvj 1305 Wesley avenue. Judge Eugene u. Bonnlwell, of of Philadelphia, haa opened bis Plymouth place cottage. Edward P. .Mac ken, a Philadelphia real estate assessor, aud family are here for the summer. John t. Penrose and family, of Philadelphia, are tbelr cottage, W7 Becoud . street, for the rammer „,h- w. Talmage and ramify, of Wasblngton, dfc, have opened iheir collage, 979 DeLancey place. < George w. f. Underdowo and f*m Jly. of Philadelphia. are at ihefr Park place ooi t age for the season. m n. Benjamin UrifHtb, of Pbiladel- 1 1 phi*, has opened the cottage 5132 Cen- ' ' rial avenos for the season. With ber i f are Mra. e. j. Caldwell and daughter, * i

Carolyu «nd sou, K. D Caldwell, and Mra. T. GritlUb aud sou, K, J. <1 rif11th. *• Mr*. F. Webber, of Philadelphia, i» at her summer home, 1 132 Ocean ave- « nue. Mr*. Mary Siaug aud family, of Philadelphia, are occupying then J voltage, 1540 Anbury avenue. r' U F. Culllua, a Philadelphia re* I estate assessor, aud family are al likfc ll- Ceutral avenue for the summer. A. K McKinley aud family, of Phil* is adelphla, hava opened their coitagv t. iTvil Central avenue, for the season, i, Charles Thatcher ami family, of e Swart btuore, are here for the *>a*ou. jf haviug a cottage ou Peunlyu place r. A. A. Vuung and family, of Pblla* deiphla, are *< theii collate for (Its J. season, accompaiued by Mo» Smith City Treasurer K. J, Shover and u family, of Philadelphia, are oceupylug their apariuiruts, «2b Boardwalk Mra. Stanley Add li ke and A lieu Addlck*, of Philadelphia . w ere among 1 . the w eek 's sntvala al the Oailiugtou. Louis Warns aud family, of Phil* ( JeJphls, have opened their cottage on » Astmry avenue, uear Bevsuteenth street, , Harry Boyd, of Philadelphia mie I of the original members of the Oceau City Fish lug Club, is here for the seasou. Dr. F. l*rr»tou Pierce, of Philadelphia, has leaned Miss M. J. MlillgaU's Ullage, 612 Sixth street, for the seasou. • KegUtrallon Commiaslouer WilUm Walsh aud family, or Philadelphia, are occupying their Peuulyn place collage. William McCoacb aud family, of Puilsdelphia. have opeultig their i\ittage, 40b Atlautlc aveuue. for the sea-tou. Harry T. Kills, active in the yacht club atTalrs, aud family, of Philadelphia, are at tbelr cottage. 605 Wesley aveuue. Dr Howard Used aud family, of Philadelphia, are pleasautfv localed at their summer home, 424 Ocean aveuue. J. L. Wilson aud family, of Beverly are here for the summer. Mr. Wilson ia oue of the leading member* of the Anglers' Club Ml** Mary Doyl*. of Hryu Ma«r has opened her cottage. b0t> MoorJyu terrace. Hbe Is accompauied by her brother aud sister.

Kenton Warue. a Philadelphia banker, aud Mra. Warue are occupying their cottage at Second street aud I Coriuthiau avenue. James A. Bain aud family, of Philadelphia, are agalu here for the summer, occupying one of George f. Bauer's apartments. David McCoacb, of Philadelphia, j assistant attorney general of Penu jsylvauia. well kuown summer re»l- | dent, Is here for the season. George F. Bjtuer, vice president of the Ocean City Fishing Cluo, aud family, of Philadelphia, have opeued iheir apartmeuts for the season. B. B. Swan, of the Arm of Sw»u A Trout, builders, of this city, has gone, to California for several mouth*. He been In 111 health for some time. | Mlee Julia Blake, an Instructor lu

3 Mt. SL Mary's College, Plain Held, Is here lo spend the *ummer with her brother, the Rev. Thomas F. Blake. >, J°bh A. Voorhees and family, of I Philadelphia, are In tbelr collage here . for the season. Mr. Voorbeee Is well I known lu Philadelphia political < - •?£" WaynaT. Kiliiau aud family, of West Philadelphia, are at their coinage here. Dr. Killian is one of l he leadlDg lights of the Ocean City Fishi lag Club. " John J. Skelly, pre*ldent or the Ufontioeutal Trust Company, Pblla [ deiphla, and bis family are agelu hers Mfor the season. They are at 17GS I Wesley avenue. '[ . Julia F, Lacbenmayer audi daughter, Miae Caroline, of Phlimdel- 5 I pbia, are at the cottage of Mra. Lach- 1 i < j enmayer'a eon Henry J. Lacbenmayer, I * j In this city, for the summer. I* I Aeaemblyman Theodore Francs* 1$ and wife, of Wilmington, are here for d the season. Mr. Fran da waa former sberlfl in Wilmington. He ban been 4 •pending the summer season here for d j several years, aud was former vlcel president of the Anglers' Club. I ? C. B. McLean and wJfe, of Pitts- 1 $ burgh, have taken a salte of rooms at £ one of the large hotels here for the 5 season. Tbey are accompanied by « Mrs. MoLato Bcbultz and Master J •Scbullz, of flltsburgh. Mr. McLean M Is a prominent banker In Pittsburgh. I « George E. WeUa and family, of J Uermantowu, treat tbelr cottage, on \J West avenue, in the north section of I fS I the city, for the season With tbem d» ■re T. W ayne MacDoweli and wife, of J Germaulowu. Mrs. MacDoweli is ft A w^kly visitor la 4s | the Rev. W.H. Myers, of Heading. ATIANT1C ICE COIiPANT J °-LIW Pocono Mountain let | T«nth and W«at I V OCEAN CITY H J. ft| Samuel Hecker i in j A Al l. KINDS OF JUNK 2 PureJiw ali kinds or old Farouore. tr y00 TO lo boj okl. .ir*i(hl k* •\i

I 1 1 II 0u-win'r,,1;Z, 3.000,000 Kord car* I f A j Vortl car. It has enlar^-d ?he social life, I I *! =^^$]

■LOOK f| The Biggest Bargain in ATLANTIC CITY ' j while they last TROUSERS TO OKDKR $6.5o Made lo Fit — Fit to Wear HORN THE TAILOR II 430 Atlantic Avenue atlantic city, n. j. t At o You a * Siu \ e co Stoves? 1> yoij house heated on^ in do you want to do away wim u.c iiirt and trouble of cariyi.:vr coal and a.hcs through the j v/on\i( you want n:o; c heat ;,t loss cog? \ » by not investigate the intei?n>;rional Onepipe Heater Ask us if it is pracdeal for your home | [j || [_ j SWAN 5 TROUT, AgcaU HHP JUbur> Jlse, Ocean Ob. N.J.

William Maloney Distributor PREST-O-LITE Storage Battery 6u& Tanks and Appliances Tires, Tubes, Speedometers Call and Get n Cigar Lighter Free 2307 Atlantic Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N J. pi. one 23aj - ABBOTTS' Alderney Dairies Inc. Philadelphia and Seashore Seventh St. and West Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Abbott's "A" Milk Cream Buttermilk SIlLSfe-i-ute -e. t .= O, .. .. ......

i SIMMS' RESTAURANT mid DELICATESSEN 822 Boardwalk will ophn for the season on saturday, may 22 §B. MILL, MAN (■■0 AaI)UI*> | > a ifli | V |rz | } 0<>t!«ail C»lt\ . Avoikuu "t'll.ulk n p HEATERS. RANGES AND

TIRES nriiiimiininm I OUY satisfaction when you buy tires. B H Fisk Tires meet any comparison, B B any competition. Then there is the fj B assurance of the Fisk Ideal. B ,4Co be the beat concern in the world H H ?° w.ork for &nt* Die aquareat concern " H izzj in exiatence to do buaineas with. " pj M Next Time— BUY FISK jSlj 1 Central Garaae I H CHARLES SACK. Prop. ° B *v '6 ^ st. .r. .. .. .. .. _ _ . _ . . . ...

• j ' ^ 1 Ocean City Yacht Club J MEMBERS | please take notice i IMPORTANT! . | n 1» ,f:'!fn°CCH n C'.b: Yacllt cll'b HB1E4FTEE will advertise weekly in the "Senli- 1 iarv ° You s ulTj h ? thcfdoi.!'Ss of thc clllb a'"l H'o Ladies' Auxil- & sssvssasnssrowRstss* - •"*iv- | Social Events and Doings From July 2 to July 10 I AT THE YACHT CLUB * $ ""ret"* !"a* * w c«r„ by ci.y si,v„ i gs 'N° | lenburg S: Co. Cadet Corps and Ocean Citv »l\. \t \ H.gh School under the direction of Pro? ' Amcnca' bX M B*nds, too pieces. X Unger and Col. J. R. Cooper, of Snellenherc I«vocatto.i by the Rev. Dr. Snyder, First Pros- T C,>rPs- K bytenan Church, of Ocean City, 2 3„ p m Y Saturday Evening. July 3 -Opening Dance at '"'^tory b>' Henry T. Ellis, Ocean | 8.30, for members and invited uucits ^ ^'ty Yacht Club. Y on|y* ' by Kx-Gov. K. C. Stokes of New 1 Sunday Afternoon, July 4— Sacred Concert at r* .y' -'Tbe I)ay Wc Celebrate." $ the Club House by Prof. Anthony I.iiizzi's Community Singing, led by Captain Alexander w Orchestra, 25 pieces, 3 to 5 o'clock. , , Cawreucc, Jr., Ocean City Yacht Club. Sunday Evening. July 4-Sacred Concert bv I'arade will form .south-on Ray avenue- $ 1 rof. Anthony Luizzi's Orchestra, z5 pieces rr „!C l,l1> h"u«eat 3 P. M all(] pass jn 8 to jo, at the Club House. j house, chief marshal, Col. 'Y* TI" club will please parade f Meals at all hours, a la carte, Ocean' C t v IWv't'^ "J J'cccssary, ,d division, Marshal' ¥ Yach t Club Orchestra play ingdtmWdi,,,^ P„, , * ' E.",S f hours. K arade to unveiling °f Heroes' Monument in X Miindny evening. July 5 — d.'ncc y„v.„ot « | Otean^jTven tte,' Tnspecti «7snXnlmrg! Tueg"y Ewnin«' ^ 6~ moving Pic „rcs at 1 Cadet C-orps by Major General William 0 w t -j1*' I nee and bts statT, of Penna. State National' Wednesday Afternoon, July 7-j,3o o'clock, $ Guards. A special invitation to all members „ 's -Auxiliary Subscription Card Party TSjflP . m:a' ",cC'"" «— '"»» ■,«> srJrK'ai"i sfvrstesd I Sflturdny Evening. July 10-Dance at K.ux S " **" Nr V/ ' ' W*' ' M*rtismtnt in /!„ • SmfinrT for Progmm,

A RE you using Edison Mazda Lamps? (lf not, why not? They give three times as much light as the old style Carbon lamps for the same current consumption. OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE J of Atlantic City 4 Eloctrlc Company

Garage for Sale 10x15 feet Location Sth and Central ave. Must be moved Make offer Ralph L. Cjiestkk Advertise in the SENTINEL

J R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY i» now in in Nrw Officrt 817 ASBURY AVENUE wtwrc pilroni and friend, will br CotduUy welcomed | Bell Fhouc. IH6-J ... , f 1 "Allure Slo#e4 - IPTTTQ ;Reupholstcring HSTIMATF Shades FOR YOU /Awnings and I 'House Furnishings f' Our I rliwftr* i.owtnl .MHtl-ltMil with (fotnl -\v.»rk >utl Br-t Ma|tr,tl Law rence n. Lear I ',5J* AAhury Avenue Ocean City. N. j. I Spec i 0,1 Price j for one week only on B 0 x B i ~iToi7^ki <1 HARTFORD Tires, $17.00. I No better tire made. Adjusted on a 6,000 mile basis. ! We have also just received a few of the LEONARD one nire* ' porcelain lined refrigerators at a Special Price for this lot ! only. 1 hree-Door side iccrs, different *iic*. the modlk n hakowark stork Chas. C. Read & Co. I WALT tilt li. ALLliN, Tlgr. j 8S8-HS0 Asbury Av.nue Occn C»,y. h. 1. I'hunr l » 17 ! — i i . _ I I'AKIA-M imMr ►••'L'MYirh*! I. Huns \>r ,<•. | IS 2\ Mills »>• M 1H/ i.AUu. I.A-4IJM AM' ••*-»4 fc.vnt i iu it, i-oo mm off mt<t [ 1wp n>w oa>:ian" SgNMMt.g six KOUR DOOR BtbAN OAKLAN D I j SENSIBLE SIX T^VLRY essential convenience, from i J-' mechanical lifts for thc windows in its double-latch doors to an incon- !i spicuous heater for use on cold days, has place in the equipment of thc new - j Oakland Sensible Six four dinir Sedan. ! And being of solid body construction, ji and built upon thc standard Oakland II chassis, its range of activity is fully I as great as that of the open car. Touring Car, 51235: Roidder, 51235: Coupe, 3I88S; Four Door $ed*o, $JM5 ! f. o. b. Pontile, Mich. jAdditional for Wire Wheel Equipmrr' $75 CHARLES SACK I Central Garage I Ocean City immediatb delivery New Jersey

^SSSSBMBBBBHi i f 'ra I SEDAN l' M\ * B J j Overland 4 Touring. $945; Roadster. $945; Coupe, $1525: I Sedan, $1575; Chassis, $800; Prices f. o. b. Toledo I CITY GARAGE I Prleta aubjtet to w Mll . <hinKt without Sovonth St. «nd Haven Ave. T" ^ 6