( icean City Sentinel rillTKHDAY DKCKVIBKK0, jirju. We elial! 1* glad to receive Item* of d«w» and coiuiBiuiitcalloiie of interest to till* community and our reader* everywhere All communication* should be aocoiupeuled with the full name and %.ldr*aa of the writer, not necessarily fur publication, but ae a Kuarautee of good lr"h if

DOTS Hurl'hrlatmi' #csl*. I'tifisluift* will be here lu two * cck*. Church cbolre are ichearelug t'hrlaltuse ujueic. The Ocean City High Hchool'e drifting lee in loal in (be conle«l at Millville. Hie oiler of the Ocean City Title and ru»t t ouipaiiy be* ataited a building movement here. Vincent H Kobln*oti, Jr., suu of r tank Kobltiaon, formerly of thi* ly. died at hla parent*' home in 1'rrolou on Mouday. A »iH'inbly man Ito-wHI ha- the B|>dlilment of a door-keeper for the iou*e of A**emblyt the *auie aa the ihera in Sou in Jersey. Another Itilereatiug program i- be mg arranged for the community ennrlainiuent lu ttie mn*ic pavilion Saturday evening. Malcolm Austin will lead Ibe community «ltiglug. — PERSONALS J. C Kam-ey, of thi* city, I- ■pending the winter at Lake Worth. Kla. I>r. and Mr* H. I). Taylor, of thi* city, Mie at Cape May for the winter UiOUtllB. It W. Kdwarda and wife, of thla tty. are epeudiug a few day* lu Philadelphia. Kmllle Perrol and wife, of Philadelphia. ■umrner resident*, were vi*itor* here Suuday. Waller Hay a, of Went Philadelphia. , a •uiiiiurr reeldeul. w»i in town a few day* during the week. , John Handy and family, of Chrla- i Held, Md , have been v noting Mr a. I Lydia Handy, of thi* city. I Mr*. Juliu* Kotb ha* been entertain* 1 log hercoualu. Ml** Keba Pniliip*. of Camdeu, over the week end. i Policeman William Seaman will go * on III* vacation uext week He will 1 vielt hla old home at Turkertou. N. S CJotT and wife, of (hie cliy. ! have gone lo St. Petersburg, Kla , J where they will apeud the winter. N Hickman and wife, of thla city have reached St. Petersburg. Kla., where they will remain all wlottr. Waller D Houeall and wife, of ' Philadelphia, -pent several day* at their cottage here during the week. Mra. Annie L Smith, of thla city, . h** returned from a visit to frieuda lu d Philadelphia, KCaatou and Trenton. Mra. Auuie Hagle. accompanied by h Charlea Myers, a Philadelphia attor- i, ney. waa recently lu tbla city ou «> hu-loesa r K. C. Duftleld and wife, of this city. - have returned from a two weeka' visit to frlenda In Philadelphia, Camdeu •» and Blackwood. h Mra Waller Allen, of thla dly. was taken to a Philadelphia hospital a few '• day- ago for au examluatioo and a IMisalbleloperatlon. P Mrs. W illiam K. Barclay, wife of a J] Tacouy physician, and h*r two sons have been visiting William K. Uardi- . ner and wife, of tlilaciiy. Mrs. J K. Hendricks and Miss itl Caiherine VsnHu-girfc. of William*- c« |««rt, Pa., are vi-nmg Mra Kthel Haunelly at 1187 We*i avenue. uf Mr*. Jame- lnget*oll, of this dly. -| met with a painful accident while ou di a visit to relatives In Well-born. Pa , by falliugdowu the cellar atepa, break- of jug both wrists. ca Nat han C Taggart and wife, of w' Philadelphia, visited Dr J Thorn le> Hughee ami family, of Mils city. Sat- lh urday and Sunday. They are Mr*. •$ Hug tiro' parent*. 11 William Kennan and wife motored .* from Atlantic t'lty to this city to . spend Sunday with Leon Hrrckley I and wife Mr. Kennan le manager of f_ the Steeplechase Pter. Qf

('apt. HenJ Henderson and wife, of thla city, have returned fruui a two weeka' visit to John Towoaend and wife at South Vlnelaod. Mr and Mrs Townsend came down with tbrm •tid spent a day or two here. Police Chief Jnhoaon la away on hla two weeka' vacation, apeudlug part of the time at bla former home lu Maua* hawkln. Kormer Chief Scull la actlug head of the police department. Harry L. Lake, of I'liudto, aud Misses Martha It tod Amy K. Ueiger. of Philadelphia, motored to thla city Kriday evening ami were gueata of Mis* Marlon Lake, . 1B44 Wealey avenue. They returned home Sunday •veulog. ^ TURKEY DINNER ft- or Cammrrcf ttasmbvr Memi brrssl Anoasl lleetlai. It ha* been decided by the Chamber of Commerce to have a dinner— probably turkey— for the members at the chamber's annual meeting Toes day evening, January 4 It Is felt that thla will draw a large attendance of the members. H. H Swan. KlmerJ Pearl and Leruy Howe were appointed a committee to arrange for the dinner Harry A. Morris, treasurer, at a meeting of the chamber Tuesday evening, reed a report covering the past few months | nts report showed a balance of $224 42 tn the treasury. Of J to ■ linen Iss* head Word w*e received here Monday evening that Or. John S. |)<>ogls*«. of cap# May Court Hon*# died lu a Philadelphia hospital, where he had 1 fen taken for an operation Dr. I'migla**, who was county physician, had a number of ft lends tn thi* resort ■ m + 0 C M. Heron e*noa-li I 1 Charles H Hacon, a plumber of ihtsfity. is seriously til in the Peonsylvanla Hospital, Philadelphia, * here he was recently taken hy his nhisn-ien, Dr Pet tit. He Is aufterlog from HrighC* disease add not much hop# of bis recovery ie given. Ml* 4i> snrtmnllirr Orsd. Mra. Agnes Chee*eman. grand mo ' her of Dr. Herschel Pettlt, of this cily. died suddenly Juat ontalde of her home lo Millville Saturday, aged TO years. Her funeral took place Toe* day Hhe left t Wn children, one being the mother of Dr. Keltic H. Curtis linbtnaon. 744 and 746 As. bury avenue. Ocean City, N J , ha* been appointed a Commissioner of Deeds for Pennsylvania, with full au- j thur'Vpto take acknowledgment and proof of asp dead, mortgage or older oonveyanca of any lands, tenement* or hereditament# lying or being lu aald State, or guy other writing under aaai. In be n*fd recorded In Penneylvanls and lo wlminleler an oath or affiranation. ode , If. Try an advertisement lo the Hum IIL.

1 LODGE WOMEN ATTEND CHURCH t - Strong Sermon on "The Two Passions" by Pa»i tor Lewis. \ evening tb* uiemlwra of 1 Ocean I ily Council, No. lu Daughtvr* of America, lurued out Ufiy - .Hung to participate in the worship in Ibe Kirst peptlal Cburcb. The paeior he Kev M. M Lewie preached upon the subject "Tbe Two Paasione," the passion of patriotism and (he pa**lou , for huruaiiiiv Hi* t#ll VM from John 1 1.47 KVvkC i The pastor alio wed how the political aud rrligiou* leader* of Jerusalem \ ware arou*e<1 to real alerm b*c*u*e of • the activities of Je*u*. and the muiti t lode* going after Him threaleiied t heir own Ifaderahip and pirstig* to | the extent that they tried to devise ; souie mean* of checking Je*u* I heu he showed how they finally re*oM«-<t I p lo that well uiider-lood and age old i paaalou, palriotiam, to rtgaiu the ear of the people aud told Ihem thai their uatloo would b« threal«ue<l if mrv per-lsted m following Je-u*. Ill wurked to such a degre lhat in a few week* I hey had Je*u* ou the cross UUCotivicled. but swept (here by the crie* of tbe people lo crucify Him The speaker Iheu showed that Jeeu* wa* no Laltor, but wn a* patriotic awa* consistent with Hod's will and purpose lu tbe world. It was Hud's I will that Ha came lu do and it was Hod's will that none should pariah, either from tbeir own *lu of unbelief or from ibeir sinful oppression of ihe ■Hunger over the weaker. Hod willed the redemption of mankind. Of the Jew*, ye*; but Jewe only? No Of tbe world. It wa* for auyoue, furl wboaoever believer!, Ho the higher paaeion of tbe soul of Je»u* was the pas-lon of humanity and because , those leader* did uot care for humanily. but wboee patriotism wa* kepi hot by the lire* of eelttshuea*. they h used the pa>*ion of patriotism to , sweep Je*us from the earth because , Hi* greater pas*lon for humanity L threaleiied their Interests. From this point .Mr. l^ewl* spoke of I, the two passion* that of patriotism L and that of humanity, and showed that, while patriotism was a good L thing and well understood by all. yet | freat care lay lu ita being too narrow. | lis greater passion for (tie general good of humanity, the weaker paople* ( especially, wa* au luclu*ive passlou. L admitting of a purr uallnuellstu. hut j at the same time peruilttlug the „ broader spirit of liiteruatronvlism to h guide them in acts and policies for the good of tbe people of the world. — — — — • REGISTER BARBERS " I *' Arluis" Jlnsl (.'adrmo ■a ftlasnilaailon. M In accordance with a law paeeed by the ritale l^egislalurt last winter, Au L. Colantuuiio, of Feuusgruve, treasurer of the riiate Hoard of Barber c waa lu the police court tiere Kriday rnorulug fur tbe purpose I of registering local barber shop own- | er* aud tbeir employes There ware «, aig of these to appear for registration. The fee I* $1 a year each for every I ^ i»w o-r of a • top, the journeyman bar- w tiers employed and al*o women bar- I her* wherever Iheae may be eugagrd u lo tbl* occupation. , There la a line of $100 or 00 days In prison, or both, at tbe discretion of the w •ourt, ou conviction for failure to I f r register. The act uuder which he la working a one to regulate the occupation of Ln jarberlug; to creala a board of rxatn- ^ nera for the licensing of person* tn rarry on auch practice; to provide | p ule* regulating the proper aaultatiou •f barber shop*, aud to prevent tbe |0. prradiug of contagious aud lufecllou* ,w liaeaaee. lM Kach barber must have a certificate f registration, aud be must poet bla|w ard conspicuously In front of blslo} forking chair m The board of examiners, computing tu he preaideot. secretary and treasurer, p pointed by tiovernor Kd wards, will xamloft the barber* aa to their knowl- W| adge of their occupation, sanitary _ iws, antiseptic preparation of tool* ^ Barber* must have aufhclent a uowleilge of Common akin diseases T « avoid tbe aggravation and spread m t these In tbe practice of their trade. X r i

REVIVAL SERVICES large Attendance Opealng Riiht 7 -Noted Singer Coming. w The anion evangelistic services i started under most favorable condl- I Hons In the First Presbyterian Cburcb "T ou Tne^ay evening. There was a A very g--od aitaudanre. aud tbe spirit of enlbuslaeni aecmrd to bold the meet- I t tug from first to last. d A sermon on Chrlstlau service was preached by the evangelist, Dr Hart- IT Istt of Nashville, Than It was e A stirring appeal to the church members to lay 'hold on Hod, for Ibe power T needed In tbe work today. J The aluglng was in charge of the Kev. George W. Yard, and ihe K*v. I T M M. l«ewl* oonducted the devotional m eger*Msea C I he meeting* will continue for two T week*, not lurludlng H*tuiday. Dr. m Harileit will preach at all the service*. X Beginning Kriday, Kred Holler, fof- T merly with Ihe leading evangelists of a the country, will be pre-eut and take I cbarge of the music Kveryone la urged lo attend these d meetings C ( hrialmsa Kaifrialamrnl. j A The Preabyterlen Monday Hchool I will hold Ita t hri-lma* exerclaes, in- J eluding a cantata, In ihe church 7 Ihursdav evening December £t 1 A There will be services In the church at I fl o'clock Christmas morning The | T choir will alng Chrlslroas carols i nomtuuH i»r A V ai.ON, *. j. 4 Notice to Contractors t CONTRACT NO. 106. I J Mssied bids will b* ree*ivrd by 1h* of 4 r mtmssioa* m of th* Horoogh of Avst«« .1 >r« if-rs-), nt lb* ••nice* of *#14 t omrnb ^1 •mii-ti In tb* Boron gn Hall. A a'ori, N.J.> I at Ibr r»»ur «»l Iff o' loek, MmnU* r*rntng ^ i wember tl. lv®. b»' i»w rvn»o4»-ilng *b4 re Poring ibe lloroofh Hail, a# de*cr1t*«i la lb* T mi and • i*rtfloall«»n* All tiMs must be m*de on «h* btrmspro- 0 \\ tr i bii.1 in th» manner sttp iiatm *n.| t>* •rrorti pan led by cw*t» or f r|in»-l ebsra. nay- M •hi* to U»s Wo oagk Tr»-*s«»rrr oi A **h>n fl 1 J , withsni eoadltton. p. ihe ea*o at ia pee 0 nr tu <i hi of lb- smottnl Md A .♦rtinrwufrom a ssiMfartory Hqrrly t »mp«B» will be 0 *H*rhr4 io lb* ni'lding «h*ri *srtlfylng that I tir hnitO* rrau'rwl 0»dsr I hi* eonirarl will 4 b* rn elabed U»* bidder I • sw*rd*d rb* ooo- I ' * Un ....-csMfnl eonimrtnr will h* reonimd T in torviaii. within t*o day* from tbs dat* m m th* sward, a aaii.t.r.Mf* ...r*«y b<»n'1 la lh* tmrumof i»mi .rniuwftl bli * bid. rmidltioeed for Ibe rsfii.rul roai» etlo« of I lis r-on traet within the lime spsrtfts.1 i he < n «vm*>n i oi all bill* i-r !•»*« « i . and will i«N the Worooab of Aran# barm- < lea* nretn ail artlon* at law »*r oiberei.* and by rirtee «»r n»e smpb*|rsfs nsbtiWy *e» of th* HUle at New J«r*e* or any other act p*r t* l* tag If enpleifra er ishnrera by glviaff a w>irstr '•••o»p»ny Bond or insarano* Theent >r* aTtrft W> be onmpisU-1 wltbla • « day* from ibe 4-t* of th* award The n»ar<l of <>ommls*lonsfs roaeme lh* ' rtaht to fjeovaoy or all Nds nr lo waive aoy Informality I* aa \j bid IM«n* and ewMHealiow* ma be aagstwed from lb* Hnrouah \ lerh by dei-wlllng ftodl * ; WN H. IIAltltON l Mrs, tor of I'obli* Wnrb* ( WM ft t^LHoit.JlL ■Bft*e*{ua.«,iafjr.,|Nai

PLAN TRAFFIC RFGULATIONS I ON ASBURY AVE. IN SUMMER

i — SAME COMPANY ■ WILL GET GARBAGE Resident* & n d Cottagers Want Refuse to be Collected Next Summer. The t'lty i* advertising for bid* f. i the remov*4 uf rubnish *ud ashes, th< bid* to be rvceiv«N| Decrmbrr L'7 Mayor < hampion *ia(ed at the meet I lug of lh* t'lty t 'omoihwloiier* thai Ihe trash specification* had l.rro revised Ihr priuvipal points concern I itig the separation of garbage slid rut i»isl» in receptacles used fur tiir-r I purposes. If there I* not more than 'St percent. I of either lu il»e**- receptacles, the tovu having the contract* fur the g.rb«ge aud the rubbish must lake Ihr dvpo»u I he city had trouble last summer beI cause the garbage contractor* refu-ed lo take garbage mlxetl wnb ••(her refuse tbal ruigbl not be called g*rbagr It I* understood that the same conI tractor* will have the garbage iiext I summer at an Increase in pr.ee It itu be Imped lhat the city has srfeuged that the garbage w ill b# Collected and I (hat there will be uu occasion for an oprtalug of cottagers waetliecasr u-t summer, due to iiegiigence on llie part *uuj( person* According to oouiI plaint* beard during Hie suiumer many cottager* were compelled l«» bury their garbage, a* it was not col Ircled by the garbage men Home of Ibe cottager* declared tlial I bey Would not tolerate *imilar conditions another year — that ibey would appeal to theMtale authorities. In the regular order of busiue** there were received the monthh rr jKirts of the building ln-|iector. wni^ check for $30 and tbe electtcal ins|wslor, with a check for $8 Up There **s al*o received the report of P«»iies Jos tice Frank H. Ware, wuli a check for $40 City Clerk Morrl* re|Mirted tl»e receipt Of a check for $:/> from K \ In payment for a wagon bought by blm from the city. Mr. Morrl* also read a certificate re calved from Waller K Derby. .Slate commissioner of municipal account* It showed that Ibe following are the sir, king fund requirement* f Ocean Oily for (he Herat year: General bonds $7 87« W School bunds 871.71 Total auoual requirement* 750.74 Hartal bond* matur1921, (i.VIOOO A number of bill* were read and or dered paid MANY NEW MEMBERS Contest «t I.esKur la Mow Nraribk >-.n n The Young Men's Progressive League el Ha weekly meeting received .4 applications for membership Tbe member*blp contest wblrh iiae aroused couaiderable interest, will close uext week. Th * teem leaded by K. E. Dai by had 17 new ueujber* this week, giving him a to al of 452 points, w hile Haney Chatio'e team bad seven new member*. 1 a-i'h a total of 40U |K»luts Chattio'* rletids are working hard to wlu the * tiniest. 1 Nomination* for officers are now he- J ng received. The election will not be ield for nearly a month Plan* are being made for a smoker >ecember 18 Dr. Hoyder asked the league to «» operate with the churches in ihe un uo evangelistic services now being ■ ield. « The league'* traffic committee, It (' k a* reported, met witb a similar com- o Dlttee from tbe Chamber of Com i aerce and approved the traffic plans " ubroltted. I be matter of tire e*c«|w* for the | uilding In which the league meet* ra* again discussed .

Commerce Chamber Makcc buR^csiiooa to Eliminate EPire Hazard Near 'Walk. Elmer Jackaoo Pearl, for the com mil i r* cum prising huuseif. John J F«*si er and Juun K. Tfoul. repurted at tbe merling .if ib« ( hamberof Com b I oieroa Tuesday evening ibe reaull of Ittieir delibrralioo*. in ouuJuocUoo ! wnb a cuiumlttre from the Progre* Lrsgur. ou ihe proposed traffic regu I statue fur A-bury avenue, from Hixilt tu Niuth streets, in ihr summer lc •easou*. li I* Hie tlought of (hecommitlee to ( make A-bury avenue between Hixib ,, and Ninth streets, a one way thuruughfafe. with cars going north and Parking mi ihe right hauo side, from b a. in until 6 p. m . from about Juut 1 until September 15 lh- rect.mmeudaiion* >f the com miltee were approved by Ihe Cham- |( ber of Cummeice, and iimm are to be presented to the City Coojmissiouer* for tfieir cotisidvretioo. The committee also recommended , dial aului be prrmiited lo park only r on one aid* of the street ou Eighth street, viuorlyn terrace aud Plymouth place and *trret* north of Kourth I -Ireel ras| of Allaotlc avenue, and to , eliminate parking ou Ninth street from Atlantic avenue to tUe Hoard I *lllk This la a most important matter, { because no summer night* these ( streets ere packed with machiiies Should a tire occur on the Boardwalk or near by section, tbe hrr apparatus , would have difficulty lu reaching the tlieplugs and the dr*men would be , 'randicapped lu their work. 1'hese recouitueiidatloua also were approved and will be *ubuiiUed *o the t'lty Commissioners. GARDINER CHOSEN Wi I Hrsd High Hchool1! Fool bail Team In lyn A I a meeting of the Oreau City High Hchool football team Thursday, (leorge Hardiuer «n elected captain of next y«ar'* leaui. llie high school letter* will be , awarded lo the 'player* who have > played in a majority of the game*. J Phase are: Hnrvry UotT.Hcott Adam*, George Hardiuer, Melvtu Will*. Au- • vo-tiis Hoelz Bus* Kergu-on, Charles Hibb, Malcolm Austin, Kred Hushay. bred Pflixenmyer. Philip Kuicher. William Hteveua. Thome* William* and George Blackmail, tbe latter iiiaoager of the teem I Knlrnslard WUh Card* Walter A Dittrlch and wife, of this <-lty, entertained their five buudred « club Hsiurday evening at the home of ! Mr. Dinricb'a parent*. Thirty sixtti **ireet and Powelton avenue, Wmi Philadelphia. Among the member*'1 are: Donald Irwiu aud wife. Ivan Kachman. Mlaa Mary ('ralg, Mi** Eve ( lene Hchotleld, Charles A. Taggart, Dewee* Yeager and wife, Karl Bach mail aud wife arid Boyd Barnard and w ife, of Philadelphia. • ♦ • ■ NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that I will ' sit al i 'Ily Hall. Ocean t'lty. N J., on I Saturday. December 11 \\tJJ and at ® Cit v Hall. He a Die City N J . on j i Wedne-dav. l)-*cemOer 15 lUl) from ' a. id. to 4 p ui . for the purpose of f automobile licenses for the r 1921 adv . It. W. 8 Kwinu 5 - To AH \\ horn it May Concern. Plraw take tuMles l-al on Thiir*4*y, lbs I sl«c-enUi day of In-eetnlwr. IVJ0 si lb* lour I ol 10 iiVloek lo ibe forrD'*>a, Uitrr w|i| (>s a I msel log of lb* lol os OS's Of lb- Oosao View I iViurters Company or lieasa View, concty I of Caps May sod Htau- of New Jersey, at ihe prloripsl nffl -sof said comptiiv. n? A»i»ur> » svenu-. « »«-sao Clly, N . J.. for ibe |>uipueeof •teciing ibre* tro«'eea of aald ccknipaav. • JAM KM M. CHRHTKK. KLLA •*. MCUi.L, I K C't'RTW KOHINAON. 1 IjOt Owuer* la saMI o« meter jr. tt-a. Jt . p. r . r: m — -■»— — llf. « r. r , v< oi m. uv vuuu — uva | ■ uaiia .

WILL SOON CLOSE f COHFORT STATION W I h Other Arratigt-tm ti'K for Publie Will be Made by City Officials. i- Mayor Champion told ihe oilier I Cily Coiumiaatonrr* el lltetr meeting >1 thai he had laken up wuli »(***•• men's orgauixaimu of inr ta-*f r«s»m of f me music pavilion the o.ailer • .f keepi ing u(«ii me chy'» mfoii stgiitio and mat they **emfr<l to think that if l- Iheciiy could provide some suifeble 4 temporary place this could be used r satisfactorily under present weather condition* , Mayor l.'hampton stated that the clly ha* I wo small building- used by Ibe lifeguards lest summer thai rou Id I thus be ufllued. and thi* will i * done With this arraogeiiimi. the comfuri St a I lOU Will b# Closed llr.rOH.rr J ., The mailer was left «ttb Mayor Champlou, be to Consummate tbe plan. The new Caloric Pl^w-lr-* Kuruare installed in Df. Allen < 'orson • rr-> deuce by Nurtoo Do wler «"o . of Wildwood. Is proving very sati-fertorv in heeling hie big house, adv., |2 0, It REPOIT Of THE COROITION or thi First National Bank at 'toss a City, tn lb* met* *4 Nr* J*rs*» si lb# Close Of UuaiOsss on Nuomir, \:J% |y>) Kasorscr*. lioao* and discount* |77« 4V* r,r OvsrdrafU. un*n-urrd iu u C H U->v*rom»ot Hecarttlss owned. (u ittbmr bonds. **eurUle-. r e . \9UJm C U) Pe4*r*l lU*rr«. lisnk (&0p*roeat. of sotwer ipiioa ) 4.78# 00 H-bklnc Houw. ftOMjOUO ruriilturvaod Fii'ijrsr. «.7W> *0 H«-* i Kal*4«otber Uiau baakli-g house. |*Jub.r.' lawful reerrve WILL Kadera iu•rrr# H*nk U.706 41 Inn.- wilit rnlsrsl H**erv* Dol available m* rr*rr»e, ITjUk «* Cash to Vault *o<l osl sm^uots dur f'ont Nation*! Hsi.fe • (tl.TRb.U Nri Aidoudi due from ll»nks. tteuksr* sud Tnist i -omp ■(•!*■. list j. Ckrrki *D>I ollrer oa-ti Hem*. 4^M to Kede'iiptloo Kuud with U. n Treasurer f T*lal II MUB li LIABIUITias. Capital stoek. fioujooa Wurcxus no una 1'ooMdsi Proflu pjeic K. -er * rd lor all lutciwat accrued 7,1*4 «, Clri-uisituc DOle* outsUDdioe. kyuja Net Amount l>ue u. from National llsn lis, Hsuker* aisi Trusi L'oaipaui*», Wsm peniaod D*noaiu, aarigUH) Tim* Uepoalu, rneM» Total Deposits. IJM7JH0.® bill* Payable wnb Federal Hcaarve Ba ok afeasou Toui #| XAgtli ■late of New Jersey. Count v of t'apt M*i , *» 1. H. H. Mowrer. Crulsw of lb* above named book, do sntemnl) -«r»»r tbst ibe above statement l* vuc lo Ibe b**l uf tu\ knowledge and belief. H s MuU KtCK. CWsbl-r Kworo and *ubM-ribed '-lorr me lbt*aikt> day of November. A. 1> 1tt> R CUIITIM ItuBlNHON. Nuiary Public Correct — A Ue*t : H. B ^TITKA. K. u . KhW Altlm. K HOW ARD THORN. Dlrsetora Notice to Limit Creditors. Ksts'eo? Hanlel 8 Hamp-oo. Deceased. Pur* nam tolb*ord*rm Harry H Douglass rogaie of 14>* County of UBOS M*y, made on Ibe iwe«iii*ia d»y of November. A. D. IV®. on ibe application of tn**ut»-er1brr. admiMsir lor of aald dr .■<*«*•. doiic* D bare by kiveo to ibe creditor* of **m die— wd to . rxuibli to tb* Mbscribrr under oa'borafBrrnatlon their claims rat <*• marxl* again** lb* rotate of aa*d de>-ro*e«l win in nine month* from lb* t*eoi I lb day of November. A D. I WD. or th*> will b- f\>-ev*r t—rrwd of I acnr avilun *g«in*i tbe -utMcriher. . (Wind November *•. A l> 1*8' R CU8TIH ROUINWON. Administrator. I If-t. let, P r.. MkM. ^5x^*1 Montr b**a sUbwl q***Oao _ \] if H"KT** Mk to tb« rih o wcy if?iE m?w Wl. R. HOGHRsTsoT PHARr

f? 'Jk A1 'A 'Jk 'A"A"k"li' A1 A 'Jk'k'Mn i- ft '»»» A1 A' "Build [Now" 1 I J . jt Consistent with Quality and $ P Service we are offering our stock J k of Building Materials at Prices S P which ought to influence the pro- J E spective Builder to plan and start t p his operation at once. J | This is the time of year when j£ k building should commence in our S r city, and not wait until Spring, | " k when everyone is rushed, and you S F must wait your turn to get the f f k Plumbers, Painters or Plasterers. t k START NOW, and have your a home ready for RENTING or J ( k SELLING in the Early Spring. | E To STIMULATE BUILDING 2 P we will do our share in helping to J E finance your work until i\ is com- 2 F pleted. J I "We Solicit Your Inquiries" | C. H. 5H0EHAKER LUMBER CO. Twelfth Street and West Avenue ! OCEAN CITY, Ni J.

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