Ocean City Sentinel-Supplement

VOL. XL.

OCEAN CITY, N. J„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1*20.

No. it

MEMORIALS Of BEAUTY AND DURABILITY Finely hammered, exquisitely carved and polished— lettered and finished according to your own taste. fi00 MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, MARKERS, CORNER P08TS, BILLS, ETC , f \Q TO SELECT FROM |®\ on display In our show yards /oRB IKfe' at Pleajtantville and Puudcn. KQSi! They represent the largest and [ fl rest stock of memorials ever 1 collected together by one con- 1 I 1— — — — _J 1 J cern. They have been cut ft m \ ^ I / standard granltea and marbles \ 1. . ~ / that were purcha^- I fore prices advanced to the pre. -Mint I , r , . — - . . _ WE SPECIALIZE IN DESIGNING, MANUFACTURING AND ERECTING MAUSOLEUMS PUBLIC AND PRIVATE MEMORIALS CAMDEN YARD MAIN OFFICE AND YARD Opp. lUH.-kh CnnrOTT S. J. Opp. Atlantic City (<*mrtrry Bell Iliotu* 2737 llcil Phouc Ph-MuttiHc 1 REPRESENT! TI vk8 • O. J. Hammell, Pres.. 117 N. Cornwall Ave.. Ventnor. for Atlantic City. A. I* Hammell, Vice Pres.. Ah»< con. N. J., for Cumberland. Ckpe May. Burlington. Ocean and Atlantic Counties F. Halght. Camden, N. J., for Camden. Halem and Gloucester Counties. W. DuBola, Clayton. N. J„ for Clayton and vicinity. H. B. Hals, Cherrlton. Va.. for 8tate of Virginia. o. J. HAMMELL CO. PLEAflA.NTVn.LE. N. J. ys^ —————— 1 — ^ ^ mmm • mmtm- \ m — — — — — — ■ — — ^ ! 1 THE UNIVERSAL CAR I W»HK Ford Sedan— a mighty comfortable c^r 1 for every day of the year. Has most en * joyahlc refinements combined with al the utility of the touring car. Finely upholstered — most luxuriously — with plate glass sliding windows, it is cool in hot weather while dry and warm in fall and winter. It is the regular simple-to-handle and ever-enduring Ford chassis i|| with a bonton body — the family car that not only pleases with its comfort but saves money in low fipt cost and after operation. Let us give you a demonstration and the price ia only $795 f. o. b. Detroit. I 1 Pleasantville Motor Co. 7 South Main Street Washington Ave. HI € pleasantville. n. j. a U Phone it Ito MM ^ ^ A»A*A* 0? * * t* mr "!aT^^n^ui 9. w- *9-' *- *• 4- -£* h ^ I Buick and DodgeBrothers' Gars 1 I Maccar Trucks * PARTS FOR THE ABOVE VEHICLES Y PHILADELPHIA DIAMOND GRID BATTERIES m JOS. SCRIVANI. PROP. CENTRAL GARAGE MOTOR SHOP ^ T »30 TO t)l AtRURV AVE. 111 W. WILOWOOO AVE. ^ OCtAN CITY. n. i. 114-110 W PINI AVE. r TOWMIKNO, MM. WILDWOOD. R. J. ■ Poll Limt of Fibk mho Qoo dye a* Tnwra SURF LAUNDRY 929 Ocean Avenue r»««. Ocean City, N. J. good work, quick service, all work ik>ne on f remises please give us a trial. laundry now t)l>h!n

BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR GEO. 0. ADAMS Former City Commissioner Remembered by Members of Republican Club. The birthday soultrraary of former I'lly 1 'omojlaaioiier Urorgr O. Adiioi *»' madr the occaelou of an njoyablr llllle celebration by a number of thr member* <>f the O era o City Kepublican C lub al Ibe club room* Wrdute day evening of ls*i week Mr. Adam* hoa a number of njllretunr* lu life'* jourue> — an many III fart, thai little thinx* like that m ra|»e hi- memory. *- on thi* occasion, uiiiil reminded by bla friend*. There was a Utile repa*t provided i hi- duly being hi charge of < aleb Collin*, of the rlub'a enierialumeiit couimiltee. and aim did tnm*elf proud William It. Hugliea. wtw wa* ma*Uua*ter. -aid that tliey hail gatti «red in a social way and tn celebrate die greatest victory in the Republican party, and al»<> they there l« help celebrate die birthday aunlver*ary of a worthy and honored citi/eti. Caleb ( olllua said that it had beeu decided, because of tbe birthday a of a number of uiemtiera. lu tbe recent past and near future, (o give prevent* thal evening to many of the members Then the pirseuta, all wrapped, were passed arnuod, witb (lie request dial they would hot be opeued uotil after tbe luucb Those thus remembered, beside Mr Adams, were Mayor Cbaaapion, Free bolder Joho P. Fog, Dr Henry T. Koulds, who Is tax aseeasor; Coroner J. Prescolt ( adman. William K. Hughes, City Bulled or and Asaemblyam man Andrew C. Boawell. City Treasurer C. 8. Hcull. CUy Engineer William H. Cotlleeoo, Health Officer T. Lee Adams and W. T. Carwttbeo. — — % % % PLAYED GOOD GAME Bat Leitss 0o>s Lost la Keg* •loar A. C. Tbe new ly-formed football team of Morgao-Kauck Post, American Legion, of this city, played lie first game Thanksgiving afternoon. Its opponent* being the Keystone A. C. eleven, of Atlaottc City. Tbe visitors were not quite oo husky as die Ocean City boys, out they went lo It with a will and considerable science, wluolog by the score of to e. It was a well played game, and held tbe interest of the large crowd of visitor* throughout the routes!. The local hoys put up a surj rlslngly good game and they won the plaudit* of the spectator*. 1/eotiard Murphy was the star for the legion bay*. The visitors have been plkylng right along and were more expert In ruauy ways. Llue-up: K kyoto*' e A. C. American Leo ion l)orau left end Diurlcb Fenny packer left tackle ribarp Mchweudy left guard Haunino Bruder center Wallace Anderaou right guard Ferguson Keating right tackle Adams Parker right end lowosend t'ouover quaneroack Williams Hlgbee left helfbwbk Hrecklay Harris right halfback Tutblll Sharp fullback Murphy Touchdowns— Conovor and Parket, Keystone A. C.; Murphy, Legion Referee. Dr. Snyder. Umpire. Ureeoberg. 8ERIE8 OF MI8HAP8 tp M . • ■surer aai wirs nsie f With tbatr wood and glaes aneloeod ft auto thrown on oos etds by the imL poet of a collision with twa largs wheels on tbe roar of K A Porter's R two boras aaod wagon oo Asbury ave L nua. near Thirtlatb street. Saturday sveoing, H. S Mowrar and wife, of R this eity. made a narrow escape from La death. At N was, bla ooee and eoe of bla bands wata cot, and bis wife's R s bo alder was bruised. They wer* L brought to tbte city after (bay bad crawled out of the upper aide of the R machine, and their Injurtee ware L dieaeed by Dr. Hacscbel Petilt Mr and Mrs. Mowrar were coming R to their borne 'n this city from their L farm at Marmora. Rain was failing r and this, with the darkness pre R vented them from seeing tbe Porter k wagon, which is said lo ba/s bean p minus a roar light. R The crash frighlenad the horses at k tached lo the wagon, and tbey ran away One of the animals dashed inR to E F. Iterger's auto, which was go jt ing down town, and broke one of Its f legs. The horse later was shot. R The machines of Mts*rs Mowrerand L Rerger sere considerably damaged. iF (SIMM let Planea. K. V. Uorson and wife, of Marmora | " 1 left yc*terday in their auto fur 8t Petersburg, Fla . Where they will, a* UsneL *pend the winter, occupying I heir new home, which they had built during the summer They Sere ac companied by Hnhart Rapp and bride, who wa> Mies Lulu Young, of Marmora.

i ry a Nk J ftjf^ ^ afni r<ti If*- ' 9 ' ' ■ ■+ ' ' [fl I >' J SEOMt r . Overland 4 Touring. $945; Roadster, $945; Gxipe, $1525; Sedan, $1575; Chassis. $800; Prices Lab. Toledo city garage Prices subject to L. W. MILLER change without Ta notice. Seventh St. and Haven Ave. © MRumowm woouiaT ■*« bvtw»« am »•* U S » Kia raca. t nm c*ui*t o» rwmns *>» asm to ll<as ssajtt iw naaa OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX MANY men and women, who could well afford costlier can, are driving Oakland Sensible Sex Coupes. Their selection was prompted primarily br the Bomatched value that this handaome, sturdy car represents and the unusual operating economies that the Oakland Sensible Six effects over a long Efetime of efficient performance. * * Toorlof Car, IlMSi Fear Door Sad**, SittS charles"Tack Central Garage Ocean City immediate delivery New Jersey Geo. F. Saxton PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. GRAINING DECORATING 935 rsbury AVENUE OCEAN CITY K*OM. »l « NEW JERSEY plum bun a Are yon gVttng et.nre ■etbfac«k>o a* »o wia* wwbmoaahtp and bqalaaw mtfeavt It o«L It wfil pay yoa ko gits m a trial 1 aw It an grv^ pwtxw %rs tak* ears of v»a» repair work "f wbk-b 1 aaake a vreraahy. I have »oN|<e«if* rliitli 1i— n or alerloal f area to malnlaln (live ma a trial Worn Phone* C. M* BACON h07 lllghth Mt