Ocean City Sentinel I'Ul iUHUAV. MARCH 10. lfc!l VVs shall Uf *l*d tu receive items of uses aud couimuutcaltuua of iutere*l lu this ouwiuuully and our rt»d«r» •vwywbw. All cuuuAiuntcalH>ui» should be trixuupauled with I he full uam* ami i>iarcM of the artier, uot ueceasertls fo« publication. but a« a guaratitee of loot ry**u DOTS Ke»Uf tall* on Maich 27 Tlirie la » uie UuiIUiuk talk here IMitflilful aeailier here early lluwrel. Two of Dcvao l'lly'* paalore alii •uum go to other field*. Hoe hum before Ihe auto bridge will be fiw?"' it a qusallou ftvqutully heard. A cake a0<! caudy *al* Air Ilia beuelit of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church a ill he hekl at J wrph lirosdlsy'* •lore. 7X1 Aebury aveuue, ucxt Matur day 1 ha two bungalow > for A. O. Taxi*, of ( autilen. ou A»bury aviaiia, be taaeu Fifty Ural and Fifty -*acoud •irreta, are near lug compleiiou They ate a big uuproveotrni lo that ecctlou. PERSONALS. Mleat'ooeye of t'liiladslptiia . waa a visitor her a Suuday Charle- K. Stliaell.of Phlleilel j liia «n aiuutig the Week a vieltuia Sire. Kuoch W Hurlelgli, of tbl* city, la v lairing relative* lu • stud* u U. K. Cuvouiao. of Philadelphia, «a« aiuoug tha eretloia here Sunday J. P. Fox. of thla clly. hae relumed fi> ua a vieit to freulou and Pliiladel phfta. K H Volluiu, of Philadelphia, a well kuowu cottager, wae a vialtor on Sunday. Jobo R Webb and family, of tbl* city. epeul Saturday and Sunday In Mlilvtlle. M. V South, of I hi* city. ha« re turoed from a few daye' vlait to Philadelphia. Mr* K. A. t'oraun. of I hi* city, la atlend tug I he M F. Coot ere nee at Anbury Park N Hickman aud wife, of Ihl* city, have retuinrd rrom a May in St reteraburg, Fla. William Garwood aud wife have moved from 717 Wealey avenue lo 811 W rale j avenue. County Prosecutor K. C, Cole, or Seaville, waa among the viallore lo tbia city Tueadav Cap*. J. W Lee. of thla city, look an auto titp Willi Charle* If. Powell In Port Norria on Monday. A. Liuculu Kau haa relumed to hi* borne to tbia city after a vn.it of *ev ecal daya in Philadelphia Mi»a Nettle Mutuford of ihl* clly spool Saturday and Sunday Willi friend* at t&eddoo Heighta Le*lie Smith of Philadelphia vl*ued hi* pa cut* M V. Smith and wife, of tbl* clly, Sunday. Mrs A. P Cnlii**on nd baby of thla city, are Vl*iliiig Mia Colll»*uu'* staler in West Philadelphia Btnj K Hard, of ihl* city, returned home tbl* week from Si Peier»burg Kla., where he spent the wloler. Mi*a Ada Johnson, uf Vueland. epeul Sunday with her mother Mr*. William S- JoliD*oo. of ihia city. Autos li Chambers, of Pliiladel phia. well-known »u turner resident. I* spend tug a few days lu Ocean City. William J. Craig end wife, of Phil edeipbia. spent Hatuiday and Sunday with M V Smith and wi/e. of thla c«ly. Mrs. Hannah Stepheneou. of tbl* etty, has returned from a visit lo ber daughter, Mr*, George Hud, at Petera burg. Mrs. C, S Johjisuti. of this clly, wae a recent visitor at Hie home of ber slater Mrs. VV E Young, at Wild wood. Mrs. John P Foe. of Ibis city, ha* returned from a visit lo Mi*e Heiiuer of Philadelphia, a *uoimer reetdent bare. City Solicitor J Hurrwood Daly, of Philadelphia, wa* Id town Satuiday, accompanied by one of hie eon*, Paul H A Mcformark and wife and H C\ Horetmauo, uf Philadelphia, spent Sunday at their cottage, Seven teeoth street, w. S. J. Kiegel and wife, of Philadelphia. are *peudiug »-»mr time at their cottage HP) Second aireet. for the benefit of Mra. Kiegel * health. Mrs. M.J. Henry of Philadelphia, ■who has taken a oil age here for the •umtiitr. apeut Sunday in this re*oit a* the guest of the Ml**e* Meehen Walter McC'orkle and wife, who have been ■pending a few weeks lo MercUaot villa, have returned and opened their We*ly aveuue eperi men! George ^THafioa and wife, who have been *|<eiidtng the winter in H tmmniiioo. have returned lo tin* city and are located at I0M A*t»uf> avenue. Mr*. Howard Vauderhofl and Ml"* Olady* Vanderh«»fl of A- bury Park, are vudilng Raymond Moot* end wife at Eleventh *trrrt and Waal avenue ibi* ctiy Mr* Kay Nevego'd, who haa been spend log I tie winter with M. V Smith and wife, of Ihle City, la OOW slotting Mr* William Mevegnfd In Potlatuwr, Pa. Mra J. ft. Cataraon ha* returned l>> her home in thte pity afirr »\ rndi g aaeeral weeks at ifw home of flf Dnefu* and fsniiij it* Quantlco, Va (VJ Mra. Drlafos » a daughter Mrs. Howard I) Taylor, of thla clly. who «pent the winter with her bus band at t ape May, viMied Mr* liw W Y*rd and Mr- Lewi- Hlevlmen. of tbM efty, daring I he week Andrew Jf. Psnl and wife, of Phila detpnla have oeeti • pending *everal day* In llila city, accompanied by (faurga Latter and wife »»r Philadelphia AH are -uinmer re-idmle of this resort Miss Carolyn Deeine, who haa been III at her MM It tb»* clly, and Who It now convalescing hae been visiting relative* in River*»de Hba will nut rr»uaae bar done* a* aaeietani nut' operator in the local Rail lalrphotir office on ol April. Mr*. Nathan C, Tagaert. of Pbila rlalphfa. reru |>eralliig from a severe attack uf lllnea*. Is vi-Mntg her daugh ttr, Mr* J Thorn lay Hught*. of tbl* clly Mr. Taggart wa* here Saturday and Sunday Mra. Mary Montgomery. of Philadelphia, la also rlMting Mra Hoghea. Choir >iii|* We 'I The Choral Kven aong of la»t Man day waa splendidly given by th» choir of Holy TrlnHy f-bwrrtl The oflerforr aolo by Mr* Hoby Uanetan waa effectively rang. There !• a aparial raiu*tral safvlra the f1r«1 Man day night of each month gew fflre-Raeape Orgtaaatr. A new Mre<#arepe ordinance for thla raaort haa baan planned by Mayor Champion, Thla ordinance, No. IM waa imrodocad. by him at tha weakly ra sating of tha city I urnmlaaloner* and aewptad on flrat raadiog. i

ANGLING ON THE JERSEY COAST Hoogerford Relates Interesting Pacta at Dinner of Pisheitncn in New York, lheOcaauCily Flehlug Club wa* well represented at tha atiglera* din uar lu the uialu ball rouiu > f the Hu lei A*iur New Y»»ik Clly. Tucedey evaolug. aud tbu* waa tbia resort giveu addiliuual publicity by the members of tha club. Aiuoug I lie w all known speakerwa* Churchill Huugerford a former , raaideul uf tha Dcaan City Fishing Club, whose subject was "Angling on i ha Jar*ay Coa*l.M Mr Huugerford'- ,alk took (ha llua uf tha relatluu sea llehlug bears tu »uif lialung, with a few Illustration* of the « haiigee both lu U*h aud tk*lnug dur lug i he la*t twenty year*. He gave a iheury a* to the rea*ou for the change lu the habitat uf Iba rt»h and to wind up, luavllably, with the neceasliy uf w Kederal law for the protection uf eali water t1*b along the entire Atlantic coast llua. • • • DIED SUDDENLY |. T. Wollr ndru wa* a Mummer Mthdrnl Here. John T Wulfaudau. widely known cotion good* mamifacturcr aud preai deut of the Wolfaudeu Hhura Com pauy, died on Sunday uf heart trouble at his home near Carding!.. n. Dels war* County, lie waa Vi years old and la survived by bl* widow, Willi two daughters aud three sons Mr Wolf- odau w a* out uf tha Ilr*l com luisalouera uf Upper Darby township, a Maaio and member uf the Unluu League and Craftsmen'* Club aud a director of Madia Tula and Trust < «>mpany. Ha waa a summer resident of Ocean City, where ha wa* well known. A daughter of 1 8 Champion, of tbl* city la tha wife of a son. JaineWolfandao. Tti* funeral will lake place at J o'clock thla afternoon. GAY AT EASTER Hirnly of Knleriaiamrul at l.lnceln Motel. Manager Fuock. of tha Lincoln. I* making extrusive preparation* for the comfort and eulertaiument uf hi* gueal* during the Ka-ter reason here. A live-piece orcbratra ha* beeu engaged aud there will be several high* rlasa entertainers at the hotel to help keep mailer* socially lively. If Manager Kunck continue* Ihl* pulley there la no doubt thai I he Lin coin will ba an Important »-oclal canter during the cumiug summer. Mr Funck will move to the hotel with hi* tamlly. from Philadelphia Ihia week —mm— mm*- — - m ♦ • RED CROSS ACTIVE Mas Offlcr on KIKli »i Mreat. !tr*r Wealey Avrooe. The local Red Crow Society ha* opened headquarter* lu the office* ai una time occupied by I he lale C. 8 Kacon on Kigblb streel. near Hughes' Pharmacy. The members meat at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon* to prepare emer geucy surgical drwreluga, which will t>e stored for u*e Tha member* alec meet Friday afternoons and evening* for Near-Ka»t relief work. A child welfare campaign will toon ba started. _ Favor Mew Frnlrd*. The Young Men's Progressive League la talkiog of building a hall for Ibe organization 8. H. H«ao, a member of lha league, favors tha erection of a granite moumeot lu Koorevalt. lo be placed at lha entrance to tha KooaevaM Boulevard Thirty fourth ■ treat, this city. Rcaiina f'oeitior*. Mr* William Price, Jr., formerly Ml** loot Adams, ba- resigned her position aeasM|*lant In I he office of tha city'* lax collector* effective April 2 Ibe re«tg rial Ion, received by lha City ' ommlreloner* at tbatr weakly meet tug waa accepted Loot —Hound pup 9 week* old, black sod white *polled Return In 8snlnno( 412 K'eventb street adv ]| MIKE NAHASS ~ opwna the Hole-in-the-Wall Jr. on Eiffhth Street near Aebury Avenue Saturday the 12th Every one who known "Mike" and the quality of his service will be interested in this opening.

OLD-TIMERS HERE RECALL EARLY DAYS OP RESORT

WILL CONSTRUCT NEW BOARDWALK City Awards Contract to Dcu nis He Smith for Sam ot $-1429-50. lltdH were received by the ITty Cam uitiuiioncni on Mondtty for the IaImii that will be required In builduiK and repatrhiK ih«* boardwalk between Thirteenth hiiU Piflitulh at reel h The contrmi tux given John 0. DennD and Wllllaiu H Smith, trading as Detinlo a Smith, for $.'429 50. The « tly ih lu provfdc tin- lmtldtng material, ih« runt nu t fur ililh having ritrcnlly Ut-ii awarded. The other hid* neetvfd w»-re BerI tram llillman. $2576 *«». William >luirrmk $30K4 9m. J Edgar Welch, j J2M3 7M. Tin* luonftily report «»f Uullding Inspector 11 r Smith, publlahed In the • sentinel I*m uiek. waa prakented. with a check for $*>3. The report wa* or j dered filed Afu-r a dtiMUSMon relating to the •It-lay tu tH>ginnuiK >sork on ihe r«moval of the two cot tag1 - ok I'orlntltlan aveuue. Director Flaher iuad«a a motion, which waa carried, that the owners of iheiK* pro|k*rtiea l»e notified by Clly Clerk MorHs that. unle*s work on the removal of these houac* 1* begun Within I WO weeks, the clt> will proceed 10 have the buildings moved J E Welch, the contractor employ cd by the owners lo move the house*, told the City Commissloncra that unleKa be could soon proceed with Ihe work he would Ih» compelled to nban* don ihe contract- He took ihe work liom** monlhk ago. when there was not much huslnere Now there ia a demand for men. Mayor Champion stated thai be had received temporary plans for a pro |K>aed public comfort Mai ton Oil Ihe U-ach frent ai Fourth atreet. O11 1110 lion of Dirtt-tur Fisher. CHjT Englntar t'ollisMin was lnairuct»-«i to present plana and specification* for UM station t at tlie next nulling of the board. MAKE A RECORD Mctioot* Slave HIk6 1'erceinagf of AileudM iicr. The total enrollment of pupils In Ihe Ocean L'lly Fubllc School* during the mouth of Febiuary. a* staled by 8u periMleixfeul Jauie* M. Steven* at Ihe moutbly meeliug of Ibe llo*rd of Education, waa MS. with a percentage uf attendance of Pd 51 The percentage of attendance. Piof. Slaveua told lha board member*, waa lha higiie*t in February In tlie history of the local aclioola. Secretary Henry W. Townrend re ported that tba lulilou fee* of Sea I*le for the current school year were $78fi Denut- Tuwneblp. and Uppar Tuwnabip. $165. He ha* received a check from l"p|»er Town*blp for the amount due. There was read a letter from Aa*lataul Stale Commissioner of Education Edgar S. Pitklu acceptlug the ©ITer of the school board of Ibe u*e of the echool building* by the Ocean City Kttta Summer School this year, aud exprerelog appreciation of tha leudar Dr. J.Tbornley Hughe*, who pre aided at Ibe board meeliug in the ab *ence of the president, Dr Heraehtl P«tit. spoke of lb«. growing need of a high rebool building. He also expre*red the thought that a rareut- j teacher*' association would teud lo hi- i crea-e Ihe iutere*l of parent* lu Ihe wo»k of their children lu Ihe school*. " Something New for the benefit of Ocean City people Ocean City House Cleaning Company •ill ciaaa tour hotel, boarding boure. private rutiAge. oftire. or sn> thing yon havr u> riser Wo farnl*b *vrrytlnnc J"** «•*• «• the Job. •s do tb* r**t . All work «cuaran<**d Wr •til do It by U»e centred or day. Ulv* u* a trial. 73O Weal Avenue Ocean City New Jersey Hon Phone, 7S W JONE5, ROCIHRS & BASSELL A. 1^ JOSKH. Managrr William Malonej; Auto Electricians Speedometers Repaired, Batteries Repaired, Presto- Lite Storage Batteries, Acetylene Gas Appliances 3307 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. Phone 23S-J

F. GORDON MILES & CO. HAY'S LANDING, N. J. Announce that daily sales to private individuals will be made between the hours of 8.30 A. M. and 4 P. M. with the exception of Saturdays. Auction Sales will be held every Saturday, until further notice, commencing: at 11 A. M. We Sell Houses end Huildlnfi As They Now Stand on the Grounds. Purchaser* may dismantle them or we will contract to do so and ship material to any designation, so that they can be erected again elsewhere. Wt Have for Sale Building Material, Contracting Material PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL FIXTURES Rnises meet all train# arriving at either May's Landing Station or May'# Landing Court House platform, i *

History Bee at Progressive League Entertains and Ainnses Residents. Tlw» members of ihe Young lien's I'rqgn-fMlTt League enjoyed the Enter ... Iiiu'lit provided by Ibe committee on the (m • .laiou uf ibe league's Fourth annual "Pa-i Presidents' night", held ' in ihe league's rooms Monday evening i Then- waa a short talk by the preai , deni Waller E Allen, and ihe names ( uf the paM presidents of the organize lion were called by Bertram Darby Those ivhimndint; and taking seats on l the platform were Itollu Garretaon. ' lj»wrence M Lear. II 8 Muwrer. K B Swan. Dr J Thornley Hughes. Lvro> Howe and Uo> E. Darby. K&ch *|»ok«briefly of the big things accomplished by (be h-ague during hi* adminlatra- • •lull « Mr (iarreiaoli, ibe firat president, • old of ihe league being ideiiilfled with politic* at tlie alari-off and of electing .< city clerk, members of the board of < • duration and lt>«- selection of Mr Muwn r as cutnpt roller. Lawrence Lear recited ihe story of • lie league's growth and securing quar • « in in the Haiin Building and of Ha ' divorce from politics it became more of a social organization. Mr Mowrer recalled that during his term as president ihe movement for 1 • be auto bridge was started by Ihe i Koard of Trade and Progressive league, and bow ihe b-aguu aubacrlb- , • d $:.ihi The league thai year also >upl>orted a local option candidate for ' i lie fo-glslaiure. but he was defeated S. p. Swan H|»oke In praise of the i league aa a clean-cut organization with , i log future. The first pool tourna ( uient was held during hla term or -inc. He was a roiitestant and won 1 i lie "booby"' trophy. Dr Hughe* said that hi* admlnlatre tion was ntrmigeat and ba humorously old bow l hey bad widened A*bury ave. 01 the May's Landing cut-off. and niw* the complete elimination of the mosquito from Ocean City. Speaking I erloualy, he said thai ibe league ( *hotild get l»ack of some of these pro- ; jiwta ami push them through. l.eruy Howe told bow the league had I entertained the service men encamped 1 it Petersburg ami I'ape May 1 Roy Darby's achievement was the i i addition of loo members to the league j Homer Shoemaker. Wm. P. Gardiner and B. Frank Smith, former preaij lents. were absent. ( Following the speeches by the past- i j presidents, two* leania were formed. < with Capt. Pearl and Capt. Kelk n rnnimaiid. and Dr Hughes asked a ( -erles of quest iona relating to the early history of Ocean City. (.'apt Pearl was fortunate In the se l»-ciiott of former City Commiasioner George 0 Adams as one of hla men. j I •♦-• a use Mr. Pearl's team won, scoring J 102 iKiinto as against 47 by Capt. | Kelk's helpers Mr Adams answered , 75 per cent, of the questions. The first question was: "Who was , die first Mayor or Ocean City?" The | «u*war waa 'O. P Moors." Tba first ( uulformed policeman wa* Samuel t ar bar. Tba first Ju*t ice of t be peace was , was Reuben Ludlam. The name of the i first Jail was "The Naley." Ezra Lake ] invented the sea wagon. The first . keeper at the Fourth street lire aav- 1 ing station was Capt Stlte* The Instructor of Ocean City's first band waa Prof. Frankenfleld. The late Oliver i Candy conducted an oyster saloon on « the present site of the Ocean City Title ■ ■ ■_ » — , ■

DENY GARAGE MAN'S REQUEST Commissioner# Say Th U Pio posed Work Woald Violate City Ordinance. Owlug to tbe objection* of l'lly t'oui (uiMiouar t ampbsll, (lie pori«»*e<l plans of Jobu K. Mwcsusy, uf Pbila- ' dslpbia, regarding Improvtruriiis to tba garag* building al Niuiti * reel and Ocvau aveoua have beeu given a setback. lbs following letters were received by ibe City Commlsnluuer*: tba Mayor aud Commissioner* of Oceau Clly — Usuilemeu : -Mr. Juim F Sweeney, writer of tbe letter attacbsd. ba* lak» u out a |«rmlt for garsge building. 'j2zIS2 feel, accoidlug to plan* tiled with llil* office. Tbls letter I* relf explaoalory of bla deaire* lu tbe matter luvoived, subject to your approval. Respectfully, H KKIIKIlT C. SUITII, Building luapector. To tbe Mayor aud i'ommlssiouer* of Ocean Clly— Sirs— In regard to tba garage located at Niutb si reel aud Oceau ave uue, Oceau Clly, would *ay thai at tbe present time I deaire to complete but U2 feel frontage ou Oca in aveuue lu stead of 1S2 feet, as shown ou Ibe plan Al this lime 1 should like to erect a temporary wall, but If tbe eutire struc la not completed within uue year of tbia date I will construct a thirteen Inch wall before »atd lime. Trusting (bat Ibis will meet with your approval. I am, Your respectfully, JOHN F. 6U KKNKY. Director Campbell said that a tern porary wall violates tbe bulldlug ordinance. There la no assurance that Mr Swaeuay will complete tbe work I'be ordluauce should be followed or rescinded. He believed, be said, thai there would be objections from prop erty owners If permission were granted Mr. Sweeney. City Solicitor Hoswell said that tbe ordluance should be enforced In every respect. To tbe city solicitor the proposition looked like a'eubterfuge. On motion of Director Campbell, tbe request wa* refused Bulldlug a huiiknIow. Mayor Joseph U Champion has received the contract to build a butige for William U. Lake, of this oily, on Asbury aveuue, below Thirteenth street. Work bas be u started. and Trust Company. Harvey Y. Lake ihe first "native" lo run an auto here. Browert* billiard parlor and tintype gallery were on the Boardwalk, near Eighth street, when the boardwalk ran along what la now Ocean avenue The flrat postmaster was the Rev W. II. Burrell at Sixth street and Asbury avenue. Ice cream was brought from Longport by Capt. J. W. 1-ee's boat. There were a number of such questions and answers, and a few of tbe queries started little arguments among "the oldest inhabitants." — — ■— — »

I What You Hear on the Streets There is a great need for more all the year round Jiouseg that can be rented on the monthly basis; sufficient rents can be pro cured that will make them a good investment. Anyone who will interest themselves in this matter will receive the indorsement of the Real Estate Board, who will aid in every way possible. Zoning the city — This is another important matter that should be put into effect at an early date. Several properties have been depreciated in having objectionable buildings erected next to them or in the same vicinity. As it is today a man builds a handsome home costing several thousand dollars and is not protected in any way as to the class of building that can be built next door. There should be a designated area, removed from residential sections, where manufacturing plants, steam laundries, public garages ana business of like character should be located. Another year should not pass before we have this city zoned. The three months season — Ocean City seems to have outgrown the three months seasons. More people each year are realizing that the months of June and September are really enjoyable months. It is not uncommon now to make leases from April until late in October, and at least 75 per cent, of rentals made last year were for four months or longer. Mr. Rowland is taking the step in the right direction in opening the Lincoln Hotel for Easter to remain open the balance of the season. The hotel is heated throughout and wc predict a good business for the Lincoln from its opening. We look for the boardwalk merchants to co-operate. First-class hotel accommodations alone is not enough. People must have places of amusements. Let everybody encourage longer seasons. Watch the thousands pour into Ocean City this summer when the Automobile Bridge is free. Ocean City Real Estate Board Clayton Haines Brick Massey & Edwards James M. Chester Jo»«ph L. Peacock Ralph L Chester Harry K. Stanton Earing T. Corson ClarenceS. Scull Walter R. Chattin B. Frank Smith Frank K Darby R, Howard Thorn Harry A. Haves I. William Morrison Clinton L Johnson J. J, Foster Mrs. C. L. Lake

John Marts Lumber Co. Ninth Straot and Havan Avanua OCEAN CITY. N. J. Lumber Millwark, Miiiliigi. ButlJinf Paper, Plaster Bujrd, Nails, S*tb Weight •U. Estimates Furnished. Prompt Delivery. I HOSIERY SILK MERCERIZED WOOL for MEN. WOMEN and CHILDREN j 656 ASBURY AVE. B^)1LEAU S Open Evenings Jones' Men's Shop 804-06 Aebury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. OPENING FEATURING Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing " li. J. Brownlee NAUWING fK IND MOVING LOCAL AND LONG DlfeTANCL Philadelphia and Ocean Gity txpreee Ptilliidstptilu OIIIlui 23 Aouth Front itr**l 0«l< I'hon*. Lombard • 4*W I Main Ofllc.ai tOb a*v«nth Btr**l, Oc**n City. N. J. Phun*, J2I-J *» *» ■ * » » * Bell Phone, 1 86-J Furniture Stored 1 ;Reupholstcring LET US \Window Shades ESTIMATE ^ * FOR YOU -Awnings and 'House Furnishings 1 Our f«rlc6* are l.caant |K>s*lble couslstant with Good Work aud He*t Material Lawrence n. Lear 654 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. EXHIBITOR for the York Ready-made Ford Commercial Body An inspection of our stock solicited before making your purchase Automobile Bodies Rebuilt and Repaired J. W. KIRKBRIDE Old Turnpike near Shore Road PLEASANTVILLE. N. J Phons. 104-J WIRE K R A U 8 8 To Wire Vour house PHONB No. 177-W 411 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ^ ERE i# real news. We have just received a large shipment S a of Genuine Congoleum Gold 11*1 li **3, \ £eaj gUgS 4n<j pioor Covering# / /rWAfflVI \ x These are the genuine — the ones you ( / 1 ||NMJ|a" \\ #ec advertised so often in the magm- \ I \ | zines. The patterns are all new and \ GUARANTEE | up-to-date and the designs and colors / \ satisfaction ocaoamtod I \ moat artistic. Come early and hare \ \ °* ^U5xarS£Sp^riU # J cream of the picking. \ya||ace & Son, Inc. V , 656 Aibury Aveati* f/ousr Furnishings and Floor Coverings (§!§# Franklin Would be \\md of His Country : If Benjamin Pranklio were living today, we believe he would be proud of his country, as he noted the great development in thrift, the seeds which he sowed more than a century ago. Save and deposit regularly with the First National Bank. 3 per cent. Interest Paid on Savings Fund Accounts. First National Bank OCEAN CITY.N.J. kqUTi !i,i 1 n.."*, [jinn, ,k,. J Just to Announce the Arrival | REINER'S FAMOUS CHOCOLATES f 4| exclusive agency of these candies m for ocean city j w$ A. | Hughes' Central Pharmacy J £ Flftitb Street a a# Wealey Aveaae jL f OCEAN CITY. N. J. 2 Advertise in the Sentinel.

mutzu *«ii isri ASM Scotch Mall I hAMIAttltM ■■1 1 OPEN ALL VBAU' ■ ■aai A quiet, home %aitabl* for iovalid*. M-«t desirable all year round [ home for elderly people sod for wall i people de«: nog a qaiot piece for HOOT. Cooking under *upcr vision of a gradaate Dieiuion. Registered Graduate Naraa al w ays on duty. Bath*. Maaaagc, Kiea trie. Hot-air Baker Treatment givao^ T reatoisut • «m a opera to the public. b. McOlbCN V , 8laa N. C. To*n*r, a. N, ^$rtl*ad ^ur«* MILLER COTTAGE *ir Laotral Avaaae (H KAN CITY >k W JEkaaT Ol eu All tbe Year Hot- aster Hast i.ALUA I MlLLfeM THE BISCAYNE 0|«eu Friday April t ftuboto* *»lar la tvary battooa Ocean avenue opposite Moorlyo tarrooe Private Bain* Booklet t HLL'HDI.V Ovi.#r GANDY COTTAGE 813 Central Aveuue Oetan City New Jersey Open alt laa Year Warm room* aad every eonvafctsoaa. MM. I.toia Uaidt, prop. Mrs. William G. Schwarta bar opened tha cottage 606 WESLEY AVENUE lor lh« winter, and haa accommodation* lor Table Boarder* THE HANIF-INN Wesley Avenue BOOMS Blotls sod Bn Snita Privet* Balk* "pen* March Xlb Thrsa minute* from Iks Bearh THE DARLINGTON (tunoarlj the Kalhlu) 1 120 Central Av# Oceau Clly. N. J. • Ill open for the Haaaon. Mar ah 9i. IV31 special attention glean vara and gu«au sad nuu>ioul>tle partlea. ' Phonasoi-W mas hami'il daai inotov MM Jamk* O. C'Aim John Q. Dennis JOBBING CARPENTER No Job too Large, No Job too Small Houac* Closed and Opened Kali uia tea All Work Furnished Guaranteed K. L. SMITH B. H. CAMPBELL Smith & Campbell HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS 243 Aabury Ave. Ocean City, N.J B*U PSaaa. IU-J la<lMa«vsa Theo. F. Hildreth Electrical Contractor Jobbing Work a Specialty Office: 1032 Central Avanua OCEAN CITY, N. J. Save on your coal bills. Keep tha cold out aud the heat in. Equip those drifty, rattling doors and windows with ALL METAL Weather stripping. Ask about it. Installed by Camburn & Carwithcn CARPENTERS 84 1 Aabury Ave. Ocean City* N. J. WOOD For Sal© Prices Reasonable Leave your order at the Store 820 Asbury Avenue Prices Quoted on Piling Smith & Ray Real Estate and Search Company mriuiKTi Fidelity Trust Comuanv of Newark Wildfood Title ind Trust Co. Title Inauranoe Search ee, Abetracta of Title, Conveyancing Fire Inauranoe Prompt Service AD Work Oaaraatood Monty to Loon on Oood First Mongafa Farms for SaM Offices ill First Nstionl Bonk Building Cape May Court Houss F. J. Our Wall Paper is a reri table 6nd. We aim ts please the nartknlar. Juot come down and inopect onr nnmemsa leslgns. If eon art critical ft may take yon a long time to dec Ids there are so many patterns to cfessst from but the point b that yon can be suited exactly right and nt pries# . that will appeal to yon. ALFRED R. tmHTH 1049 AaSory Ave. Ocean City New Jtssop