_ Ocean City Sentinel fum* AM PSIUHU KTUT TICIUIT R. CURTIS ROBINSON K4moc and Proprietor OCKAN CITY, - . NSW JERSEY Ball 'Pbona No, 66-X Job work pruuiplly dona by MpwUBOOd MDb.

THUKHDAY. ttKPTKMHKK - ivrj. Kaurad ml tb* foM OflM at Oom CUj —ooad oIam won nuaur. AUXILIARY MEETS ■ tlbodial Wauica luJo> I naaa ualli Uaod Kalartaianani. Tha Ladlw' 8u turner Auxiliary of tha Method)*! Church held their weekly bualuaaa meet lug and social. In the church parlor* Thureday afternoon. The program waa excellent, including the following: Pipe organ selection* by Che Hev. Prank Gray, of German town, and Mr*. Mabel Ware t'ox. Bridgeion; soprano solos by Mrs. J M. Hosenbauoi and Mlse McKaiu; readings by Mrs. Kellett and the Kev. George W. Yard: recilattou by Master ''BUJia" Thomas; commuully singing, lad by Jobu M. Jolla, and an Inlareattug talk by the Kev. Mr. Gray. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Heeler. Mrs. Lake. Mrs. Kynett, M tse Corson and Mrs. Wteu. There will ba no meeting today, owing to tha parade. At tha meeting Tuesday a fine program was reode ed by Bernard Poland, tauor soloist; Miss Carpeuter and Mr. Yard, raaders; M. Hherwood Johnson, organist, and the Kev. Cornellue Hudson, who bee led in choral work In the Philadelphia Conference for thirty years. Mr. Joile also added much to the program with community singing. Tha hostesses fur the afternoon i were Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Bleakly, Mr*. Hysore, Mrs. Holcoaib and Mr*. Prentxsll. SOME GOOD SIGNS ■bow Boardwalk Mroller* How FarThci'Tc Walked. At a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in the early spring. It was decided that It would be a good plan to place eigne along the Boardwalk to •bow the persons out for a walk the exact dlatauoc from various points. This la particularly useful In tbe case of those here recuperating and who may have been advised by their physicians to walk a certain number of mllaaaech day. Tbe Information I* also worth while to anyone out for a long stroll, fti tbe signs are accurately placed. Tbe -central point It at the north side of tbe music pavilion, where a algn le fastened to tha railing, showIng that to tha north end of tbe Boardwalk It la a dlatanoe of exactly one mile, and to tbe south end one and flve-etghthe miles. At points oneqnarter of a mile apart, from tbe mu ale pavllon to either end* of the wale, are algn* on tbe railing, abowlng the exact distance from these points to tbe mask pavilion. SANG NEW WORKS Hcrklee Heard el ocean Cfljr Yacht Clek. After three charmingly played selections at tha sacred concert at the Ocean City Yacht Club Sunday evening. Commodore Hexamer stated that, a few weeks ago many of the members had the pleasure of hearing two new compositions by Richard Gasparre. pianist, a member of the orchestra. These are entitled "Lillian" and "Dawn and Evening.- The lyric for "Lillian" waa arranged by Mlaa Merklee and that of the other by Prank D. Newberry, chairman of the bouse committee of the yacht dub. Mlaa Merklee Rang both numbers at the concert Sunday evening. and waa warmly applauded. The program presented by Director Daniel P. Shea and his men waa one of the beat of the Reason. The members of the orchestra are artists, and they have all made a pronounced hit with tha members of the yacht club and their families and friends Tbe orchestra played at the Sunday school celebration in tbe First Prcsbyterlaa Church Sunday afternoon. The selections there were the "Cloister Boene." by Rubenstefn: "Ava Marie." by Gounod, and "Agnus Dei." by Blast. The orchestra accompanied Dr. Wayne T. Kill lan. who sang "Jesus, Lover of My Soul." AUDIENCE DELIGHTED DtTia Biaphan nu*D Ovattwain Ctla's Htasfc Wa villon. A large, enthusiastic and most appreciative audience greeted David Bfspham, world-renowned artist. In the city's music pavilion, Saturday evening. where ha appeared In a special concert under the aunplcea of the ladlec* Orchestra Auilllary. Mr. Blspham. although advancing In years, la masterful, with a wonderfully powerful and sweet voice He waa In many of his best numbers. Including "I'm a Roamer - 'The Evening Rtar," "Tbe Two Grenadiers," and Danny Denver " Hla recitations In music held hla hearers spell-bound, and there was a perfect whirlwind of ap plause when he concluded Shakes peare's "Seven Agee of Man." His acting waa superb. So spontaneous and long continued was the applause that Mr Bfspham felt constrained lo give another number, a humorous bit. that helped further to demonstrate hla versatility, and which made one of the hits of the evening. *amr ®i-*>hwn WM tkilBfed by Mary Miller Mount at tbe piano, and there were selections by the orchestra. tat Black Kailv. Constable John Q. Dennis, of (his city, while on tbe road between Mill, vlll# and Port Kllxabrth. caught a large black eagle. The bird, which maeaureri g| feet aero** the wlnga a white throat and waa • potted with white. Constable Dennis, when be saw ibe eagle, want after II win, a blanket spread In front of him as • protection. The bird immediately •bowed flght, but wee wrapped in the blanket, and waa power le*a it* feet wars then tied, and Dannla intended bringing It to Ocean (ity, but Mrs Denote objected, and ba let It go rawail* AsariRifni. Df. M, M. Kuaeell, of Roaboroogh has purchased, through J. M Charter I h« two-family apartment l oose, l«flh Ocean avenue nwu*d ny J. a. Per kin*. «f Philadelphia

' CAMP GROUND SALE IS POSTPONED ' Commissioners Instruct Clerk Morris to Adjourn Auction 11 Until October 33. Mayor ( hauipluu, at the weekly '• meeting of ibe t'lly I'ouiiuiMlouer*, preeeuied a resolution, which waa y adopted, directing City Clerk Harry - A. Morn* lo adjourn the proposed •ale of a portiou of the campground plot from Heptember 6 to October J8. The resolution follow*: Be it Resolved, by the Hoard of t'«»mml*f elouera of Own City, New Jersey r thai Harry A. Morn*, city clerk. P hereby authorised and directed to al teud at tbe place advertised for tin aale of certaiu laud in the cily <» Ocean City. New Jer«ey. at the hou* designated, and lo adjourn *ald eel* until Oclober 28, 1920. at 10 SO o'c1«h-J iu the foreuoou, a ilr»cri|>lioii of tin land advcrtlaed to be -old. and tlir < place and time of **lr being more epe 1 clflcally *#t forth in a copy of the no lire hereto attached and made a part of lb!* resolution And tha aald Harry A Morris. cil> . clerk, I* to adjourn *aid aale to lak« f place at the a*uic place designated In *aid noticv. being the uoith corner of . the Boardwalk and Hlxtli atrert Ocean Oily. New Jerney. ————————— , ED6AR F. BERBER Real Estate In Thirty fir*t street section of Ocean City J Fine lot* and j>ropcrti«r* for Kent and for J Sale. Lot* on time paymeut*. 31ft Md A3BURY AVE OSUM CITY. I. j B. L. SMITH K. II. CAMI'hKI.I. I Smith & Campbell HOUSE AND SIGN 1 PAINTERS 243 Aabury Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Eyes Examioed Vitboot Drops N*w*al ap-lo dJO* ra*l hud* (laU*f*clloi f <uar»uler4. For Aral-claw Unite*! work V Oirrr ta nonir— lly of going to PhllaOalpbla My aloek ol Kyt OIIMII and HpNUclM ta m» conipkU *a oao ba found In any ctly. KroacrlpUon laoaaa duplicated a: abort ootlea. Accuracy c**raut«*<l FrJcaa eon •latent wtlh food work. All work dena oi tha prarnlaaa. A. W. ELY law* AilaalU Avama* ATLAS Tit CITY, X. J. j Mbure r*at Una Pmm Door. RataUlahad IB* Hall Pbnaa IX*- W

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Real Estate For Sale BIO BARQAIIN'S Cottages, Apartments and Bungalows, furnished and unfurnished Some estates in my hands must be sold at sacrifice prices. This is the - time of year to buy Cottages and Lots at this Popular Seaside Resort ( very Cheap. Apply to * Alonzo Cotton 619 Aabury Avanua Ocoun City* fN. J.

Any Klnc* Any Where Joseph G. Champion Building Contractor OCEAN CITY. N. J. Tenth Street and West Avenue Run Your Heater This Winter Without Coal Modernize vour home, in^all a Xokol a/ Hum Oil and don't worry about • coal supplies. Incidentally, no ashes to take out. Regulated entirely by it thrrm <s/at in li; ing re >ni JOHN R. GROVES 836 Asbary Avenue Ocean City. N. J. YOU SHOULD HAVE A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottage. You cannot spare the time to look after it closely yourself and must depend upon the honesty ol the contractor. I have built for a large numt>cr of people and could refer you to any or all of them. Send for the li*t of names and photographs of the houses. Otis M. Townsend office diiii rstro 0CEA?< Cljy> «ib st. oppo&ita r. o. D U I L. U L n h. j. Call at the Sentinel Printing House if you desire first-class work. Orders promptly filled.

A List that should be especially attractive To the Investor Ocean Front adjoining the Boardwalk stores at foot of Plymouth place — a 75 ft. front corner, 225 feet deep, with riparian grant. Upon it could be built four stores, with apartments above; a moving picture theatre; and several apartment houses fronting on Plymouth place. Price $18,500 We consider it the best Boardwalk proposition in the Resort today. As many people pass this point every 24 hours as any other location on the "Walk." Can be purchased on very liberal terms. Apartment House On one of the best located corners with fine ooean view. Contains a number of moderate priced apartments, fully furnished for housekeeping. Has produced over $3000 in rentals this year. Price $19,000 A Cottage Property On Central avenue, near Twelfth street, facing East, containing two cottages fully furnished, one of eight rooms and bath, the other of four rooms. One of the most convenient and satisfactory locations in the resort. Price $5,500 Fine Large Colonial Cottage On Central avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets, containing ten rooms and bath, furnished Double front, beautifully finished throughout Very desirable location for all year residence and the renting of summer rooms in season. Price $8,000 Our Idea of Low Priced Lots Central Avenue ^ and Sixteenth street, two lieautiful adjoining lots for both, only $2200 Wesley Avenue near Fourth street. Fine lot of 50 ft. frontage, fully graded, would cut into two neat bungalow lots, only $800 Wesley Avenue near First street, a piece too ft. frontage l»y I _>o depth. Good for a luiildiiic oin-ra-tion. We offer the entire piece for only $H00 Water Front lots near \ acht Club, newly bulkheadcd, graded, ranging from $6D0to$7f>0 per lot Ocean Avenue Near Third street. 50 ft. lot facing Hast. $600 Central Avenue Between TwcntyMiecond and Thirty-fourth streets. A number of lots at „ lower figure than can be secured from any other source. Within the next few years we believe the line of tins avenue from Thirty fon it li street North will !*■ one of the most attractive locations for cottages and apartnuuis, as they are on the direct line of the water, light, gas and trolley with a full .wean view from every mttage built. Funds Carefully Invested in Guilt-Fxlge First Mortgages, with insured title. Hassey & Edwards Highth Street and Central Avenue Oldest Real Estate Olff in thr Resort. • c I

I I — — — -II I OI K NEW Electric Sustein Bakery Milken Better Jlrcad, Cako and Pa try i t T THH UK. If ( Oyf OF LIVING Eat Mori- bread. Il is the most Nutritious F<iod. WM. F. VALET 713-15 Ashuiy Ave. Ocean Cilij. N. J. — — — — i ^ ^ ^ MM _ M-i — _ 25* Off Market Prices for a short time only on our stock of Leonard Refrigerators Fine porcelain-lined goods A11 o|*|»ortunity to save m»iuc nw>u< y the modi km hakdwaki: stoke Chas. C. Read & Co. H AL1I.II fc. ALO.X lp. H4S-SS0 As»bur> Avenue Ocean CM). N- J. to—Mr l • «7 S B SWAN J - c. TROUT Swan and Trout MACT CAL Caroenters and Builders JOSIilNG A SKCCIA TV 1OA0 ASBURY AVCNUC OCEAN CITY N. J. B. MIL.L.MAN 1J30 '\*hur> a* a III i\i.~ Oi.Aiin (>il % , [I43 Ik A\cnuu n. ,| vslt • "NOVELTY'' HEATERS, RANGES AND GAS STOVES Lot on Ocean Front, 6G Feet Front Between Twelfth and Thirteenth Streets, with Riparian Rights The Price is Right and Terms Reasonable Ask — John J. fohtor RtALTOB 519 LIGHT M hTULLT DoIom Control Axrnu*OCCAM CIT > , N. *9. Attractive Cottages for Sale Well built and newly furnished, two t*droom bungalows with every convenience ftf.sun All year round cottage with font t>edroom!i and con \-enienco. equip j*ed with hot water beating $S.5U» See MORRISON Deal Fst'ite tUrmm A *««N» bmlmm FtgUlk Mrwt IX ^ C* ■ UDlCl Lv MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE kt">" " you ran It; we can tell rou at mice. Karfraiii* in Hay and Ocean fmnt Phoicr fbc and fbr imprevmetii-tlie choree of ocean tity. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. ]. real estate; --- irsisuRArsioE Clayton Haines Brick A11 EigHthi St. OceanC ity. N. J. M..1 The Joseph I. Soull Agency Tw.nt T. Cor* or* ?S7 ASBURV AVE. OCIAN ClTV. N O j PLUMBIiNO \n 3W*r-1tin« «*.n^ .*f^Wl *- prior rnm*\ courts* t k.l i. I, W « «rt*i \ w. W < a* wqainaaily r^f y ettvwi iwt '** * . *>,rk * 1 uokw Ct*'*T. 1 k*V* »* "XT -«•«• WW MUblKha^j ' •r al*rt <**1 f«e* to tu*UH*ib nw * |rxa 't°,h C* M. bacon mcnth \\ hen is the I ime to Save? j f It is very imprwlent to put off string wntil middle life intrench the habit early— the time to h all the time. \ oti are kvlhtl to begin b*tnv —open an account with i i the I ir*t National Hank 3 per cent IntetrM on Savings pn«| Account Hrst National Bank OCEAN Cin'.N .L ku. — ; . -t|^ | ; j 1

(jetTMA4T«ai xsa -- ■faiai l^ee & Bourgeois 1 arpentcrs and Builder* OCC AM cm. M. J. Jutting Ik ark a &pM«ai(> JOS. If IJifc fc. A. hmdau feaont. . **• rmmrnty r*K« etk M m 4; OTIS M. TOWXSLIS BUILDER Ofkic*: Stb Sc. Gppua tie p. if OCKAX CITY. K J Only galvanized iwiL mrcr.i exterior work George W. Hiirri« Contractor, Builder and Jobbing PtoM f iM no u * r-THT" OCI:AV ClTV. % J #s, 7" « '"« ** I •**!¥>« . iMftfOr, I WfWK- ' Leander S. Corson EUILDER <•)« emir «vc ocem* ctrr. m j ,#T.. O— • <M*, KUMSEir C. POHTlMt BUILDER Tmi* iu mi ku« em « , Harry R. Haycs CARPEMTtB nwrtt pwaay rt> omAd w LMm-im C4Aucr* Ur smd fUm Tfcei HUri I: mi hi*-. Ah ICfAA CITY fcj. •«**■ *•••.». «#<-4 ALBERT G. G0L8EKT, PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER | 645 Asbury Avenue, J-a> city . a. 2. run Ltaw rn uormm a tw» »WI. Veroieb*. tChe^myumr Mien. Al**. I"tt T- Lmmtm | -w ' **4 ui i , ^*oL.> I* W*r>. Krwa» mtuj rain IM **©■'»>* Bteyri* tlm u« Ntptna Ur,,! ttm prninnm rruujit.; Atx*ua. . L 0 kitm C CUif UUc< 6£U. 0. ADAMS k CD. PUSIBHIfi, RANGE SCmit MICX UY1RC feu., felu All Uort to Maaw Use Maapi;, AtlwAri ta. ocean cinr. n 4 BRECKLEYS house: MHO S'e H Ka/arras CLINTON L SRECWLEV. Nac# K«w»1v Mixed Paint*. Lead and Uil- **• and vn. Ah ud ivwa. SLV - set ■' CL0UTIN6. BRECKLEY AND 600FREY •Kroac you 00 *cva r* utihc Ccntractirs and Painters OCCA » CITY N j •tn ao*-a t> Something New for the broefit of Ocr*j Cav Ocean City House Cleauin? Ccmratr •ill fU** tout b —4*1 . *- itiiiw. a***, y#., tt* ■ • orti * . i«r »o) ifiitu f*m h**» r**-n J—: «vwv m> tw >a*> •* l'* All VM-|fll|>MU» U* Wi! <h>x H Uw <xvir». 1 or . Ut«» •» * «ri*i. ?|t h«| Aviaai Occmm CRy New Jceary JONES* itoot R > ft B455EG A. L 2UK Kex, 1 — Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn _ FLORI5T 1129 Ba> Avmur i Wean City New Jtrsn - I I I [fci 2? THC train^) ate \L1. AK*«t*l fvw HnliMW ' T*Vr thr Hn*bi*j tram !*•* ibr i mnIik li* that^ a* ax*lkh }><vf I than > *1 I bu«( til nar lictrl •r* 1 rMi vH. IiV * 1*11 *n»* UoAH . >0* k iw* AfM y***s gel a*r- 1 i»> l»ti«Vrr r»'Tv"^ - km* w* wi*e*\ want ir n<* tack (Hn phi** aaaihrt aq MRS KMEVMIT M941 Aten hna MU tin 1 1 Try hh Is tte SSKTIKSk