Jcean City Sentinel TML'IUUXAY , MAHCH 17, 1921 Wa ahall ba *l»*l tu near* item* ol aawe aad oouuauuicaUous of luteraai Ki ibis oomM unity mud our randan avarywhera. AU euiumuutoaiioua should be aeomnpantad wtth the full name and tdUraas of the writer, not OM««rllr for publkmllou. but as a guarantee of go* I fb**h DOTS Spring activity. UVddlng belle will soon ring. Next Sunday will be Palm Sunday. Some property here it changing hand*. Public school children will have field day eaerciaee about the middle of May Free concert* to the City Munlc Pa viilou Kastec Saturday afteiuouu aod •»#ulug. The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce will meet at Cape May Tuesday evening. Spring la about with u». after a moat remarkably eaay winter, for which moat people are thankful Queen Km i her Society's "St Pat I rick's MuMcale ' in the First \1 E t'hurch this (Thursday) evening Ocean City Chapter. No. 88. Order of Eastern Star, will n^ld a cake oaks March 36 at C. H. Powell's market. The West Jersey snd Seashore Rail- 1 niad Company will commence next! Sunday running Sunday excursions I trom Philadelphia to Ocean City. The operetta "Thsribut up Posy," by viaigdret J. McElruy, will be given oy the sixth grade children In ibe assembly room of the high school I*bur«» day evening. March 24 Harry Adam?, son of Harry V. I Adams, fell trom the iron fence! .•round the school yard Friday morn < rax and broke one of hta ribs Dr. Al- 1 , len Corson looked after the Injury. A chiiaoey llro in tne cottage of Daniel Henry, 728 Haven aveuue, serly Sunday morning was axiio- I guisbed by the flremsu with a hand | • .-he mica I The bra waa discovered by I Policeman (.t E. Seamen. m . I PERSONALS. , r Mi S3 Eitabeih Pfelflbr. of Philadelphia. was a visitor here Sunday. I j Miss Mae Hoffer, of this city, recent- 1 1 )y visited her home in Reading. Mrs James C. Ross, of Seaville, was! among the vititore to ihis city Tutu- 1 ' day. v Joseph M. Rowland, of Philadelphia, e was In town the latier part of last ii week. Dr.' J. K. Roessler and family, of If Philadelphia, have opened their cot-|H tage here. !a Dr. Wr. Y. Christian, of this city. I spent the week end with friends In * Philadelphia. o

Philip Scbeffer. of Millvllle. owner of the Palace Garage here, was In! town Sunday. William A. Welsh, a Philadelphia I bustaeas man well known here, was In town Saturday. Walter Hays, of Weet Philadelphia, waa among the visitors here the latter! part of last week. H S Stalnton and ^rife. of this city, j rpeni a few days at the M E Confer- 1 « nee. at Asbury Park. Mrs Lincoln Rau and daughter. Miss I Cora, have returned after spending a I few days In Aidmore. Pa. T. O. Cooper and family, of Lana- 1 downe. have opened their cottage, 909 1 Park place, for the season. John William Klepfer and wife, of Philadelphia, summer realdenta. were] here Thursday on business L. A. Paaaavant and family, of Phlla- 1 delphla. are occupying their cottage. I SIS Plymouth place, this city. Harry 3. Adams and wife and W H. [ Harris and wife, of this city, returned! Monday from a motor trip to Camden. Dr. John Wood, a Philadelphia wholesale druggist, and family, have opened their cottage. 10 Gardens road. Mrs. Frank D. Newberry, of this city. I has returned home after spending I -ome time with friends near Phlladel-I phia. Mrs. Emll Shappell and Mrs. Mayl, Turner, of PleaaantviUe. were recent 1 1 gueau of Mrs. Harry V. Adams, of M thla city. Mrs. George L. Stevens, of Pleas [ antvtiie. visited her former home here! on Thursday She la a sister of the Misses Meehan BenJ Hoffman, of Eddystone. a for i mer resident of this city, was renew ! Ing old a c<] us in tan oes In thla city dur I tag the week. Haney Chattln. realtor, of thla city. M returned the latter part of last we*k 1 t from a few days' atay In Philadelphia I f and West Chester. Morgan H. Thomas, vice-president I J of the Garrett-Buchanan Company, of * Philadelphia, a summer cottager, wash 1n town Saturday M Mrs. Emma Foster snd daughter, I Mlaa BeuUh Poster, of thia city, have ■ returned from SL Petersburg, where they spent the winter. I 6 Mrs. Elizabeth Reeves, of Port EUs- 1 Hbeih. has been visiting her sinter-In- 1 law. Mrs Daniel L. Wnmer, in thlnl city, for several days. I a Jesse Cone, of this city, who ha* ■ been in Bridge ton all winter, was In I 'own during the week, accompanied by I his brother. Dudley Cone. commodore and Mrs. James W I Fernley drove to Ocean City from II Philadelphia on Sunday for the day I They *rpect to be here over Easter. George T Mann, of Philadelphia, r resident of the Hotel Proprietors' As- 1 >r ist ion of Ocean Cltjr. was in lownl Saturday, accompanied by Mrs. Mann James L. Polk, of the Philadelphia North American, has returned to bla *ome in Merchantvllle after enjoying reverul days of rest In thla city, where he Is well known. Thomas M. Love, general manager of the Forrest, Qarrlck and South Broad Street Thegtres. Philadelphia, will be one of the Summer Colony here arsfn this season L H Hernmerly. of Bethlehem, was lq this city Thursday, making settle meni for a cottage he recently pur • haseff in the Thirty fourth street section of r he city, through H. R. Mayan, realtor. SENATOR ROBS DEAD Wae Well ■■www BsWdss I of Caps May Cessty. Former fit a re Senator Edmund L Roes who died at his home at Cape May Covrt Houae. was hurled from hi* late heme yesterday afternoon '•rvfees were condoned at the house, and ibe interment waa at the Baptlat ' mtefsry Headier Ross had heen III for many o»oi»ths. I He waa In business la Cap# May roon House for yean, snd waa highly deemed by a large circle of frlenda. Deceaaad lee vim a widow, daughter I snd two sona. Ths daughter la well known in Ocean City, where she was a! bchool isacher for a number of ya an.

'| VISITOR BBRE WAS GIVEN SDRPRISE el j — — — * Chai. P. Brady's Innocent .. I Valise Examined by Internal * Revenue Men. f I ^ "omewhat startling experience | of Charles P. Brady, of Philadelphia. - 1 Just after his arrival here Saturday I afternoon has a number of people I guessing " Mr. Brady, who has a cottage at 665 I Sixteenth street, has been a visitor here for many years. He is employed I la the atbees of the vice-president of ' Pennsylvania Railroad Company at I Broad Street Station. Following hi? custom, he came to Ocean City Saiur day afternoon to take a look at the resort and hit cottage. He carried a I Gladstone bag. Mr. ilrady bad not proceeded far! from the station after his arrival here when two men approached him and I demanded that they be permitted to I search his bag. He declined to ac- 1 l.cde to the request, the men beingj Grangers. They Insisted and then! »howed badges indicating that they were United States Internal Revenue , I officials. They searched the bag. and. H I finding everything satisfactory, they I proceeded on their way. Mr. Ilrady was the most surprised 1 1 I man imaginable, and neither be nor 1 his friends could und* land the * strange experience to which he wash | subjected. 1 1 ' • ■ Real Keieta Trsssltrs, Recant real mutt transfers tu Ocean ( I City recorded In the office of County 1 Clerk Hlldrelh, as reported In the Cape ' May County Gaulle, ara as follows: < William B. Scattergood. at ox., to " Clayton Haloss Brick. Part of loth 792. Section C. Clayton Haines Hrlck. st ux, to Isa- 1 r bells U. Bcsttergood. Bams as above. * Jobo R. Groves, st ux, to Adam J. j! Herbolt. 914.000. Lots 846, 847 sud I 946, Section C. John D Powers to James Stewart, n Bout h west IS feet of lot 627, all of 11 628. 629 and 630. Heel Ion K. £ Mas C. Taylor, st vlr, to Msodel Broom sr. et ux. $26,000. Lot SO feet c wlds 800 fset southwest from Bsveolb '' street snd 160 feat southeast from At- * j avenue exlaoded. 1 1< Rebecca A. Jobusou to Raymond I H. Gardner, st ux. $6,000. Lot 521, M Section C, Ocean City Association. William Ratsson, Jr.. to4 Edwin Eoocb, Nr., $1,500. Houtbwest IS feet OI it lot 416» and northeast 10 feet of lot »

416, Hectlon B. Oceen City AseoclaI lion. Henry D. Moore, et us. to William Marshall, et uz. $2500. Houtbwest J0 fee « of lot 187 aod noribaast 20 feet of lot 138. Hecuon B, Ocean City Aeeo elation. Jobu Marts, et ux, to Clareoce L. JDuBois $600 Lot at polot In oortbj -set line of Tenth street, 380 feet northI weet from oortbweet lioe of Bay nvejoue containing northwest of said I point in front or breadth In «Dd Isloog northeast lloe of Tenth si rest. 1 17 fset aod of that width extending nortbeest along Tenth street 75 feel, ibe so at beast lloe being a ioog northwest line of a 16 feet wide street. Cecelia E. Winer, et al. to William Henry D. Jonas, et ox. $3. Lot 666, Hection C. Ocean City Association. Wallace H. Marple, et ux. to Charles Band, et ax. $2 000. Lot 264, Hectlon A. Lillle M Welsh to Elsie Ferguson. $8 000 Portion of lot 187, Hectlon Nortb Polot. William H. Campbell to Warded Htgbee. Part of lot 24, Glen Cove lots. DeLaocey Realty Co. to James E. Bryan. $800. Lot 26. DsLencey | Realty Co. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SsalsS Bid* will bs received by ths Hoard of CommiuloBvn of Ocssa Cliy. Hew Js /my. *be removlBf of the o4S Hoardwalk o»urial between Thirteenth and Fifteenth «UMt» on Monday. March 21. 1*21. at 10 a. is., la the Coat ml mi lose re' Room*. City Hall. Bidding foroM can be obtained from ths City Clerk without <<«t. HARRY A. MORRM. City Clerk $-17-11. P P.. MB NOTICE ftealed proposals tor lbs eoaatmetlos of a (oar room frame acboot booae at Dorotav. Weymouth Towmbip, AtlaoUe County, to be somptoSed by Aotoet 16. IPU. aeootdlna to plane sod ewrcineaUona I) i *e fn role bed by (be IMate Board of Kdonalloo, ooplsa of wbleb, tofetber with rerialo <- bos sea is lbs • periPpatTona and ptene which have been accorded, are oo fit# aod open tor inspection with ibe ur derate ned, will be reeeleed by the Board of Kdoeouon ot the Towneblp of Way moat b en Monday. March Slat. tttlT at eigbt o'eMPk p ran at gate n Hi* He boo' when II bida will be pobl ely opened and read, rectified ch- eh of three bondred doner* rsqalrsd wtth bid. Acceptance or r»J ration of any or all bids optional with the Bo rd of Education. Dated Marcb Ml. I VZl. JuUHUA MITCHELL. District Clerk. LM.M..P. F. IBM I ROGER BRITT VIOLIN TEACHER stun it 4is nam irm iTurs cm Confidence Well Placed In choosing (Jte Ocean City Title and Trust Company as your depository , you show confidence woU ptaced. * * OCEAN CITV TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY OCEAN CITY, N. J. -■ 1

FREE CONCERTS IN MUSIC I PAVILION EASTER TIME

t Meeting to be Held Eastei Saturday to Perfect Plans for Bummer. » Through ihe effort* of Mis* Mui) Barr. gf Philadolphi*. one of fht ' OommisaloutT* of Public Kecrealioc i» round*, which body Is in thai go ul ► the summer mu»ic in thl* reaori Ocean City will have free concei ts oi j rcciule. in the music pavilion Easier Saturday afternoon and evening by an orchestra of Ave piece*, dire*' -led b> Anthony Luutt. 'cellist, of Philadsl phia. whose orchentra prt»vlded the I concerts here last summer. The afternoon concert will be from 1 3 to 5 o'clock, and the evening concert will begin at 8 o'clock and end at 10 o'clock. I It was agreed to lake this step at I the meeting of committees from the I various civic organization* of the city I held at the Bellt-v ue -Stratford. Philadelphia. Tuesday afternoon Miss Barr. immediately after the meeting, got in touch with Mi Luuzt and made the arrangement*. The following organizations were represented at the meeting, which I was railed by Mayor Champion for the purpose of endeavoring to roach a definite and satisfactory conclusion regarding the concert* in thla city dur ing the coming summer: The Ocean City Chamber of Commerce. the Music Commissioners, the | Young Men's Progressive league, ihe Woniens' Orchestra Auxiliary, the Women's Winter Auxiliary, the Ocean City Yacht Club, the Ocean City Fishing Club, the Ocean City Taxpayers' League, the Ocean City Hotel Pro prietors' Association, the Twentieth Street Improvement Association, the Anglers' Club of Ocean City, and the Orcheatra Association, the latier a new fgftor in the plans for music here. Those at the meeting were Mayor Champion. Franklin H. Herat. J Frederick Martin, Mis* Ilarr. B F. Mas cbal. Mrs. Maschal, Mrs. E. W. Gandy. Dr. S. L IH-ehan and Mrs. Deehan. Harry W. Stet wagon. H. Walter Berroth. John F. Cherry. Thomas R. Fort. K. Harr. R H Nulty. J. Clark Moore. John E. Trout. Capt Alfred R Smith, the Rev. M M. Lewis and Geo. T. Mann. After a general discussion of the music question, a permanent organisation was formed by electing Commodore J. W. Fernley cbairmun and J. Frederick Martin secretary. It was the thought of the Music nommlsalon. as explained by Miss Barr, to have an orchestra of twenty 1 pieces, which would t ost 818,000. The I Slty appropriates $4000. leaving 89000 :o be raised in some manner < It is the thought of those in charge I )f the pavilion to leave the south side i md ocean end of the pier free to the j cenerjU public If the plea of Mr*. Maschal is acted ' >n favorably, at least $1000 additional will be required. Mrs. Maschal told I a

- of the splendid community work done fur (he children last year and urged that this be continued, on an advanced I scale. If possible, this year. 1 Mayor Champion, in one or his talks (|at the meeting, declared that the city | I will not take care of any deficit in the I music finance* thl* year. ' R. H. Nulty wanted to know where . lbs money Is coming from to tsks care' | - of tbs deficit of the last two or three I | J As little progress was apparently ! being made toward reaching a conclusion sa to tbs muslo plans. Mayor Champion said tbal hs was in hopes somsthlog would be done at tbls meeting, as tbs city desired to get Its Easter advertising In shape within a ftw days. Commodore Fernley waa then

elected permanent chairmen, end Mr. j Martin secretary, tbe organization to . meet In the music pavilion at 7 o'clock Faster Haturday evening to formolete plans for tbe summer season. Tbls committee will act To tbe capacity of an advisory board.

The officers of tbe orchestra association. organized In Philadelphia Friday evening, are: President, Dr. J. 8. Deehan; vice president, E. B. Garrlguee; secretary. B. F. Maschal; treasurer, Kenton Warns. • 86 ■ Notice to Advertisers Changes of copy for display advertisements must be at tbls office not later than Tuesday noon for Insertion id the Hkktinel. This rale will be strlctlyodbered to. adv . tf

All IIIIYB-ZT-UW. Wootton, Harcourt I Steelman law OFFICES see nimtm stssct law aunsiss Oei*i C'tt. a, 4. Atlantic City. n. i. »»•«« hmm: io «. ■. * 9. e. ANDREW C- BOSWELL t Law Offices Master In Chancery a«urs« BulUlr»r-aftbury a vs. snS 6th If OCIAN CITY. M. j. MORGAN HAND, ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, AoUsfaor. Mastsr sad Hxamissr Is Gbeaosrr. prsas Ooert Oonmissioow. Motor? psmto tlapb say coi'bt hoi hz, n. j. (Oppodts roblte bo lid tags) Wm. H, Colli sson, |r. Abso. U. Am. Hoe. c- K. Cifil Engineer and Surrejor City Koflossr, Oosen Clty.lt. J* notice WILLIAM MALONEY 2307 ATLANTIC AVENUE ATLANTIC CITV, N. J. announce* that oti or about March 1 5th, be will handle Acetylene Gas. Oxygen and appliances for weld ing and cuttiog purposes. Phone, Atlantic City, Something New for the benefit of Occsu Oity people Ocean City Souse Cleaning Company win riisn roer brftol, boarding house, erlvsis nmiegs. owes, or any 1 hi its roe hs»r 1 6 slsen wa fern lab sTrrythlng «>*• u.s job. wa do lbs raat. All work susreaiMd. Wr will do it by lb* rentrert or dey. Oiva oa s trial* 7jd Weal Avenue Ocean City New Jersey Ball Pboes. 7$- w jon p. 5. rogers a baa5bll a, L. jukka, Msaegar J. Prescott Cadman. Jr. AMgraaaaf 6m •tbswvvvt e w Relate of Mark Lake funeral Director rof Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey auto souibmbnt

TAKE FIRST SURF i DIP OF SEASON »! Prof. U tiger and "Tony" 8cl▼agne Found 8ca Bath Decidedly Bxhllerating. ,. Thr balmy weather on Sunday drew many of the visitors snd r*<#kdents to 11 the Boardwslk in the afternoon. (l Not only wt-re there many promrnadt r* on the Boardwslk and strollers t on the beach, but Prof. Elmer E Un1 iter, physical Instructor in tbe Ocean ' niy public schools, and Anthony Selvagn. one of his pupils, took a dip in • the surf. So far as known they are 1 th«» first surf bathers here thl* year. DR. HANDLBY WBDS i Bride Wm» Anus Belle Xfepp*. l.oug Uratucki . Dr. John Handley, rsceutly ap pointed pastor of tha First M. E. t'hurch. and Miss Anns Bails Mapps, of Loug Branch, were married In ths First Church, of Asbury Park, by Hisbop Berry, assisted by Dr. James I). Bills, Mouday afternoou. Tbe bride was glveo away by her brother, Ellsba J Mapps. Dr. Haudley aod bis bride left on a trip to Wast Virginia. CHILD BREAK8 ARM. Myra, young daughter of Capt. Richard Sutton, of the United Sutes Coast Guard*, at the Fourth street Station, was pushed by a boy companion while at play, a few day:* ago, and thrown down. Both bone* in her left forearm were broken, and the injury was dressed by Dr. Herschel Pettit. Ocean City's Tax Sate. Ocean City's tax rate for tbe year will be $4 31, a reduction from $4.5991 last year, it la staled tbal tbe eol diers1 bonuses, tbe tunnel bridge and the local school rate serve to con < tloue the btgb rate.

I LINCOLN HOTEL ~ : OPENS TODAY ~ Big Preparation* Made for the Bntertainment of Baster Visitors. I The Lincoln will open for the Eas ter season on Thursday evening of next week, and J. C. Funk, Jr.. of I'hiladel phia. the lessee, annoncue* a continuous round of music for the pleasure and entertainment or the visitors. The Interior of the Lincoln will be beautifully decorated, and there will r be special menus to attract the visit0 ors here at that time. Muaicales have been arranged for Friday evening and Sunday; dancing K and cards for Saturday and Monday evenings. 1 Tbe cuisine this season will be under the direction of M. Olivetto. an ex 1 cellent chef, and will be the same * standard that establtnhed the hotel's reputation last season J. M. Rowland, owner, has Install *d an efficient beating system, which is so controlled that each room can be warmed to the degree individual!) preferred. Another added convenience will be found In the Bell telephone* that have been placed In the bed rooms. These give immediate communication with the office and to local and long distance points. In keeping with the general desire to lower prices, Mr. Funck hss lower ed the rates to tbe lowest point compatible with giving first class service ' and serving Aral-class viands. The hotel is conducted on ihe American plan, which includes meal*. The house will remain open for the spring season, offering an attractive place to all that desire a restful change, with all the comforts of home and all the service of a first class ho * tel. Dances on Saturday evenings, a* well as mid-week entertainments, are planned. ^ Fraisrssl Visit. Ms tubers of Atlantic Lodge of tbe Knights' of Pytblas, Atlantic City, as wall as a delegation from Wtbsler " Lodge, of Pleaeantvllle, to tbs duoof 86, visited tbe Ocean City lodge Monday evening. A few hours wers spent pleasantly. District Deputy Hamburger, of Atlantic City, accompanied tbe visitors Full Line Of 0

Spring Millerny Now On Display at J. Ii. Hildreth's

People Are More Descriminating Put your properties into good condition. Do a little painting. If the walls are badly soiled, paper them. People that come to Ocean City nowadays demand a clean modernly furniihed and comfortable abode. Don't put your antiques in a summer place to rent. People don't want tliem. They like everything that will tend to lessen work, the fewer the heavy carpets and rugs, pictures and nicknacks the better. We have to look to Mr. Rowland again who established a precedent in furnishing and equipping places for summer renting. The result — the largest rents % in the city and a constant demand for his places. We REALTORS know the objections mostly made and the things that make good impressions. If you will follow a few suggestions they will pay good returns. Varnish your floors every year. Put up some white sash curtains to the windows. Cretonne draperies pve a striking effect to the room. The condition of the refrigerator comes in for more criticism and scrutiny than any other one thing. If you have an old unclean looking refrigerator in your place, don't jeopardize tne renting of your property any longer; get rid of it The gas stove runs a close second. Many places are passed up because the gas stove looks dilapidated and rusty. Stoves should be thoroughly cleaned when tenants leave and greased; this will keep them from rusting during the winter. Beds are also important, likewise the mattresses. Old wooden beds and soiled mattresses haven't much of an appeal to people who spend one-third of their time in their midst We say the kind of people now spending their summers in Ocean City are more discriminating. This is absolutely so. They are paying good rental prices and demand the proper comforts they are accustomed to at home. If you want to know what is needed to bring your property np to the present standard we will be glad to make an investigation and advise you. All you need do it write Ocean City Real Estate Board * Clayton Haines Brick Massty & Edwards {amea M. Chester Joseph L. Peacock lalph L- Chester Harry P. Stanton Ewing T. Corson Clarence S, Scull Walter R. Chattin B. Frank Smith Frank E. Darby R. Howard Thorn Harry A. Haves T. William Morrison Clinton L- Johnson John J. Poster Mrs. C> L. Lake

•_ V John Marts Lumber Co Ninth Street and Haven Avenue OCEAN CITV. N. J. Lumber MUI work. M wlllnzt. Building P.per, PUttcr Board. Nsile, Sstb Wsigh ittiiiuatM Kurmthcd. Prompt Delivery. HOSIERY SILK MERCERIZED WOOL ————FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN 656 ASBURY AVE. BQILEAU'S ©pan Evening. Jones' Men's Shop 6Q4-OQ Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. OPENING FEATURING Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing - The Humphrey Radiantfirc Wonderful new discovery in Louse heating, producing radiant energy waves which warm you instantly— effect so magical you can hardly believe it. Can you imagine how it is possible, in a minute sfter lighting the g*s to flood your room with radiant heat-the Humphrey Raduntfire does tW seeming impossibility. Positively hygienic sod will ventilate your living rooms snd free them froui all odara. Will save a ton of coal a mouth, aod all the work aod worry. The greatest home comfort at your instant service iu rainy days and cold night*. ' 3 City Gae Light Company Bell Phone, 186-J Furniture Stored .Reupholitcring estimate (window shadcs FOR YOU i Awnings and 'House Furnishings Our prices are l owest possible consistent with Good Work and Bast Material Lawrence n. Lear 65* A.bury Avenue ocean City, N. J. — I _ EXHIBITOR for the 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 Phone. I04.J rnone, hm-j

f ^ WIRE KRAUSS - To Wire Vour Houae = PHONB No. 177-vv 411 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY #1 I KRB is real news. We have just received a Urge shipment of Genuine Congoleum Gold Seal Art Rugs and Floor Coverings. These are the genuine — the ones you see advertised so often in the magazines. The patterns are all new and up-to-date and the designs and colon most artistic. Come early and have the cream of the picking. Wallace & Son, Inc. IU Atknry Avnm House Furnishings and Floor Coverings lj*lpf A Progressive Bank 9 The First National Bank is a progressive Bank— always aiming to be of the ntmost service to its customers in supplying their requirements promptly snd efficiently. Accounts subject to check are invited. i Rrst National Bank 8 OCEAN CITY.N.J. HjamteMBMisin— iiMiwui "'whimihhm ■ — — — ■ $ .J Iluit to Announce the Arrival REINER'S FAWOUS CHOCOLATES f ■xclustvi AGENCY of THBSk candies » • for ocean CITY W < *••*.%•*»» ) 4 , Hughes' Central Pharmacy Wfktk Stmt Md Waal*? Aveaat OCEAR CTTY, N. J.

^ j Mtnitasaa tanaato Scotch Mall I SANITARIUM ALL VZAUW A quiet. bigb<iasft boms suitable for la- " Mo* desirable ail ysa t round home tar elderly people sod tar wall J people deunug a quiet place tar ft BIT. Choking under supervise of a graduate Metitioa. fcegteleted (.ruinate Nasaa slwaya on duty. Hatha. Majaaga. ffiaeuric, Hot-air Baker Treat mem givee. Treatment room* op# i to tbe pabilc. B. McGIDCNV. 9 Mlaa N. B. Tswasr, R. N. — "sad Itvrss MILLER COTTAGE rn caatraf Asaaas OCK AN CITT SKW JLUtT Open All tbs Yaar Hot- water Haat LAVKA 1. M1LLKR - THE BISCAYNE Open Friday. April 16 Kuoolae water la srary kail mom " Ocaauaveijuaopposua Moorlyo terras# Private Bat Us Booklet R- ffbUMPDr. Owasr gandy cottage^ 813 l.'-eotral Avaooe °«"n V'ly New J.rwr Opaa ail ta« Year Warm rooms ao# every eooTsatenaa Ma*, i.tdia UiiST, Prop. THE HANIF-INN 916 WaaJay Avaooe KOOM4 Slogle and Be Salte Private Batte I Opens Marsh MAh Throe m to ate* from ths ftfrti THE DARLINGTON MOrt .. (Kormarty lb* Kmihlu; 112B Central Ave Ooeau city. N.J. will op«n for it, • Seas an. Marsh 24. ixa Hpsctoi attention (Iran wesfc-sad caaats and auiomoblte paruaa. PtioaeRfw Mas Mami'sl £>a*i inwron B**. Jakb* D. ( *»m John Q. Dennis jobbing carpenter No Job too Large, No Job too Small House* Closed sod Opaaad Estimates AU Work Furnished Guaranteed B. L. SMITH R. H. CAMPBBLL Smith & Campbell HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS 343 Aabury Ave. Ocean City, N.J Samuel Meeker Dealer la ALL KINDS OF JUNK

Purnhsssail fcladftoT old Parol tare. If yoa £»vs aaytb aeta sail, call Taispboas Ho. W. PlsaMOt rills TVt . J.. or drop oard to l» South Mala street aod 1 will oafi. A I way* la tha markai to bar old. ainUgbl aiiropspw MftaHWd nil Theo. F. Hildreth Electrical Contractor JobNag Work a Specialty Office: 1032 Central Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. • Save on your coal bills. Keep the r cold oat and the heat in. 1 Equip those drafty. rati! lug doors ^ and windows with ALL METAL j Weather stripping. Ask about it. j Installed by » Camburn & Carwithcn ■ CARPENTERS 861 Aabury Ave. Ocaee City, N. J. Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Bitldlnr ^Thirty-fourth a t. and Weet eve. OCEAN CITY. N. J. Real Estate and Search Company Fidelity Trust Comnany Vildvood Title ud Tnst Co. I Title In*ur*noe Searchen, Abetrmcte of Title, Oonvtytndaf Fire Ineumnoe Prompt isrvteia AB Work Qsaraatted Money to Loan oa Oood First Maqqji Offlow la First Nationl Bank Building Oape May Court Houae H. J. Our Wall Paper it s veritable And. Wt ahn tn please the nerticular. Jtmt rnmi down and inspect out an memos designs II von a re. critical It my take yoa a long time to dee hta there srt so many pettrmt to choeee from— bat the point ta that yon can be sulked exactly right and at prima that wilt appeal to yon.