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FIELD OAV CARNIVAL. Tbt Moond snaual Arid di) feslitai of tha Ocran City, public school* will be given at the old baseball park Wednnsdaj May 11. under ths direction uf Piot Ktnrr K. 1'ngar. physical iaatigc I tar. It will bo an all-day affair. Tha atblauo sweou will Uk« place In tba uiuiuing. starting at 9 3u «'• clock. Tba a/ianuxui program will •tart at 1.46 o'clock. Tbe morning pong raw will include both track and Held work for boy* and girls. Tbr blgb ncbool events will be lolrrclas* contests, while the woik of the grade* will be Judged upon tbe classification of pupils according to nge and height Tbe afternoon program will consist of alnglng "America**, flag aalutc. ma** drill, group and alnglng games, wand drill, horizontal bar, folk dances, dam ea with costumes and may pole dance* A Ave ple<»* orcbeetra or band will furnish tbe music for the day. Trophies In the form of ribbons will be given to tha winners of each event and n banner will be awarded to the class in ths high school winning tbe highest number of points. The banner will be four by six feet, of maroon color, with white letters, the inarrip lion to be "1921 Championship. Ocean * City High School Interclass livid lleet. Won by Class of 1621." The teachers and interested citizen* will net as officials for tbe contest* Owing to the number of events (fiftyeight) to be conducted, tbe high school boys' and girls' events will take plat • on one part of the field, while tbe grade bays and girls will lake place on another. Prof. Ungcr hns been working for several weeks on n method by which the grade pupils may be better classified for tbe athletic events in which they are to take part on flsld day. Heretofore the pupils were classified according to their ages This wa* found to be unsatisfactory, for very often n little fellow had to compete against n larger fellow and he had little chance of winning. After taking the age. height and weight of all the grade pupils. the following classification waa made: Boys— Senior 13 years and over, and over 63 Inches In height Intermediate, 10. 11. 12 years, and less than 63 Inches In height. Junior. 7. 6. 9 years, and leas than 67 inches In height. Midget. 6. 6, 7 years, and leas than M Inches in height. Girts — Senior. 13 years and over, and over 62 Inches In height; Intermediate. 10. 11. 13 years, and less than 62 Inch, es In height; Junior. 7. 6. 9 years, and less than 66 Inches In height. Midget. 6. 6. 7 years, and less than 49 Inches In height. Boys and girts over either age or height will go into the class above. Sophoiuorcs' Parly. The members of the Sophomore Class gave a party In the assembly room of the high school Friday eveDing. April 16. Each member Invited a friend, and all bad an enjoyable evening. Prof, linger entertained them for nearly an hour with bis magic art, and mystified all with a fine line of new tricks. The moat remarkable was bis skill of growing flowers In a short Ume. A program for dancing was nicely arranged A lucky number dance was won by Fred Currie and Helen Ilreckley. for which they received a two pound box of chocolatss. There was a light lunch, consisting of "hot doggls'"sandwiches and oocoa, prepared by th* refreshment committee, under the dlrec tlon of (he Misses Julia Plleggl and Caroline Rodgers. These were served In the early part of the evening. Ctfd playing furnished amusement for iboae who did not danre. Mlas Marlon Trout and Leslie Hughes played for the danc as. lea cream and home-made cake, made by the girls of the cooking class, were served. Much credit Is due Scott Adams, president of tha class, and his commitTo Ong And All Do Not Porgat the Old Reliable Bay Villa Laundry which was established in 1916 Try it once— complete your laundry while you wait. Call, write or phone, IOO-W 217 BAY AVENUE Oooan City, N. J. PRANCES FREEMAN. Prop.

FURNISHED ROOMS Houeefcee^nj Hrlribgw If MRS. L. STAFF 1414 Central Avenue Octaa CEy New Jersey ORDINANCE NO. 164. As ordlssar* to r* eon«tr*ei ibt drain* or enlterta us tfc* rrp»» MrwS, htvwo H«t«sd Stmnt nod Sr.. Street, inclual*S on Astro ry Aveone. nod on the < rt>ee ■veoum, between A*burjr Avenue eud Atleatte Av-nee 1. Uu.ua, nn Kifhth street, and providing for (to feet* end *xtx-nee the reef. The 11 -*rd it (Vkaitelaateser* of the City of 0.*ae CMZ do nrdeln t— ■ Hw ] The I the «roee etreete between AorvMid Street an<1 ? - > • r. t ♦ - ntk Street. l*< lu *lve. on Aebnry Avenu- , and tbe . run arefiuee between A.t,ui> Atviiue end Atlantic Avenne, mrlmlv*. on Kighlb h • • ehj.il be re-ron*tru< ted by rs-mnMrartlD* the drelu. or rutvnrta thereof 1 2. That tbe work to h» done, under •eetiAi, one or tbir ■■■ v ,.nne .hen be afW.nl (OS to lb" flan* and -f.wiS i-„. pr*r«r*l <M*r£a *"* "" Bl* lb# ^ I See. I 0 bet the total voet ond e*yen-r' of the W'irh "hell not M.ewl tl.r .inn nf eleven tboneeed dollar., <• It' IdSSlsl **pr"*ss. *"'1 be |*ild ».y the Oily of ossss City at large by the l»*«ins of bond* Of en Id City i •on. 4. Thet the son (rare »hn swarded.' tnay be lempnrartlf ■ n*r,-.>4 by lb* laaulng of yrwoilanrr oote> of the City nf (Ion City, whirh ootee ehall b-er del. tbe day tbe Ohm* are l**ued and »h*if b*., iat,r*#t at a rote not weeding *1* r«r rentam per as. oom eeid note. Lh| b- «oed by the' Mayor, ^unter-tgnMt by .*« f>ir*ri»r of ytevreue end Plnnnre and ettMtrd h> the City jjora, tm d there »hai i t». ifli.N) thereon { !*• WPWN w»i of veld City. There .ball I be e toted on tha a*i«* the rurr»a* foe wbttb I tbe aane were l~ . .t , ' See g That the bond* to b« l**urd ehall be in e*err,rr..UT with the law* of the Slate •1 stf y*r»ar: Thst Sll rrq .tremenia for the leeofng of tbe »*M honda. *■ by r.e law* of this Sure, ebnil be by ordl.eore *" cmo- 1 Itttlos. tm • itAMfnm, W H l AMhlMl. 1 <»mMiie*tr>w#en. < Tfid sbnve ordf t(K n*ss*rt r.a third I owdflwoi rMdlng AWT'I IE, IW?I. II mxumv A kfORR ik, llty t ier* ' iti.it P.P., ftn a

tws for toufiutliag th»- party and nuking it surt, a groat ouccoa* Tho party waa f haporonrfi by Ml»« Nir korauu, tem hi-r of domestic »< Ivm In th«- school* HEALTH CLUB REPORT. J'rof. Uuger givsa the following as a nummary of the results of the health . tub ooatvst in ths public school* dur tax March: Mia* MacNeal'a room, aixth grade "food highest, with 9<» 43 per rent ; -«?cond. Miss Kio>le's eighth grade M J3 j»er rent.; third. Mr*. J. K. VoaaV fourth grade. 69 13: fourth. Mi*» Ih-n* dicl'a fifth grade. 61.97. fifth. Mrs. M Ke|r hum's aoventh grad**. 64 7b. nlxth Mrs. Hterllng Coir's fifth grid*. 92 67; -evmth. Miss Davidson's third grade '3 70; eighth. Mln* .Motrin's third trrade, 71 79; ninth. Ml** llarrm * third rade. €6 13. This was based on affiriiatlve an wars to (hs tm daily questions. Nine roams participated <n the con test, and 301 pupils took part. Each 'oom or team averaged 81.66 per cent. nd 51,406 affirmative answer* were ^Iven in the content Tbe room average shows a decided crenne over that of November, when l was 74 7 per cent., while the aver <• for March waa 81 6 per cent., an ncreaac of 6.9 per cent. The teachers have given their hear y cooperation in the work and be ileve • great deal of good was accom pllahed. This Is show n by the Improv »«1 appearance of the children a* school. Mlsa MacNeal's room baa now ih« beautiful banner with the Inscription. Ocean City I'ublu S. bOOM* health flub. Merit Award." Final Debate. Tomorrow evening the debating i«am of Ocean City High School will <o to IMeaiianiville to i>artlcipate in the final debate for the championship between Haddonffeld. Pleasantvllle. Colllngswood and Ocean City. A* * rosult of the semi-final debates held >n March 18. Pieasanmlle having dc feated lladdonfleld and Ocean City having defeated Collingawood. the two <«ams have this privilege of contesting for the championship These debate* are held under tbe »up*rvlaion of the Rutgera Inter scholastic Debating Association. The que* (Ion for debate la. "Resolved. That the Principle of the Open Shop Should b«Katabliahed snd Maintained in American Industries." The team representing Ocean City will be the same one that defeated Colllngswood. It la com posed of Malcolm Austin, captain: Miss Helen Maxon, Alfred Senior and Eugene Ha Uer an. They will uphold the affirmative of the question. It Is expected that s very large number of students, parents and others Interested In the High School will make • he abort trip to rieasantvillc tomor row night to attend the debate. The student bod* If ready with new songs and yella and a great amount of en ihuslaam. It la hoped that aa many of the people of Ocean City that can possibly go will attend tbe debate It Is possible that a special car will be chartered to take all the supporters It can hold. This, however, had not been decided upon at tbe time of this edition. I.ocsi* Beat V*lewsamsltic. The High School baseball team won ft wis Pleaaantville High School Satur day by a score of 6 to 5. Our boys started off with a rush, scoring a run in ths first tnatng Two more were tallied In the fourth, when Goett got his base on an error. Gardner singled. Ilushay and Pfltcenmyer filed out and Glbb singled, scoring Goets and Gardner. In the seventh, the remaining ihree tallies came across. After Glbb *nd Adam* were out Kutcber was bit by a pitched ball. Mills got his base on an error, and Ferguson did like wise. Kutrher and Mills scored on Goeti's hit. and Ferguson tallied on Gardner's single to center. Things warmed up some In the end of the ninth, when IMeasanrvllle. need >ng one run lo tie and two to win had men on second and third, with two ouL Peterson hit the ball to short snd the runner from third c*m<> home, bat his run didn't count, for the batter wa* out at first. Adams pitched a good game, having eight strikeouts snd holding Pleasant /llle to two single* Our boys got eight safe hits — Mills having one: Ooots. one: Gardner, two: Adam* one: Ilushay. one: Dlbb. two. one of which was a double to left renter. 8eorv: O. C. H. B Id ii : it (i I (i o — 6 P. H. R. 0 10 0 1110 1-6 funds for uniform8. The Progressive league has appoint «d a committee of which William Kuti hman Is chairman, to solicit Ml with which to purchase baseball unl form* for the high school boy* and for the city team to be organised IbM hllMVOao' Km. ikan t ' li 'V* m #.jv! HUirani-r. More than ha* b*t*n

lscted by Mr. Kutrhman It l* the in tentlon* of Interested citizens 14 or canlse a baseball team to repie*ent Ocean City this coming summer — 1 *w , mab8ey A edwards' rentals It la found by realtors that there are tbtff year, as in the last few seasons, s number of business snd professional men from distant cities seeking cottages and apartmenta in Ocean City. Among Maasey A I Id wards' clients , are C. B Quarley. of Pittsburgh; John J. Stellar, of Bttnbury. Pa . and Harry c winklsr and John f. Walker, of Wilmington. Del. Other renters include l>avld Jester, president of Camden City Council, and Mrs. Jester, who have again taken H|*rtmrnt* here; Frederick M Millions, n Philadelphia manufacturer. I'd ward c Oehr, of Wenonah ; Richard HowI son of Philadelphia, Frank C Mat thews, of Chestnut Hill; .lame* j> Macfkrlsne and Charles K Krauler. of Philadelphia. buys cottaoe here Joseph Smith, of lainedowne, ha* purchased, through the agency of Mt* C L Lake, the cottage of Mrs Harsh Heltier, 404 Sixteenth slieel Mr Smith, who la the son of p s Smith, of Philadelphia, a summer cottaget hen-, will spend the vacation day* in his new purchase. I Rdffsr V, ll*rg*r ha* sold lbs prop erty of Hart l*w|« at Thirty nr«t Hresi and West svstius. lo a. J. WslIs*, of Collingawood. | r $ + m hotel keepers' meeting George T. Mann, pfeeldent Of the Proprietor*' Arwuctatlon of 1 (.)> esn City, aays that. be« ause of the sbsoncs of aome of the local hotel owner*, who have not returned from ths South, It Is not likeh that a meetling of the association will b« im Id this I I month. The May meeting will he held 1 St the IJneoln Hotel. Thur*da>. Mny 6.

jgjKkNEWS or H AMERICAN LEGION WiniU hollow log I* an editorial froni the Auiviicau l«egioli Weekly Visitors to Nrw York who u ouul •*» ths top of (tie Wool worth lluHdiog find that ths people below in ilir Greet bear a close r»«riablsuce loa uj* Soisr of our fellow « ituso* dwell |*r l»etuslly on • *iajlisr tirigbi If tliey ps*s s hungry child, tliey sigh end •ay; • Heboid one of lbs regretable effect* of voclety a* organised l.et u> uot w s*te ttnir o u t hi* one "offerer nut rather »!udy the cau*e* and leinrdy I llirgt." If tliey *er a wounded soldier 10 need of help, ttisy *ay: "This I* thr faull of the (fovrrnuisiil. It l*sllver> *ad. but, If we help thl* epeciujeu. H III only encourage the iioveruoirut go on ueglvcllng the re*t " Hucti loft 1 - ueaa of atabdp<jlnt *ee<n* to It doer • certain glddiueaa lu the wind T<> hear sooie folk* talk, you half expect 1 lie jirjl edition of Welia' Hi lory of the World to *uoi up a recent excite, went in this wist: "Tbe great war began in ltd 4. Yar too* branches of the Arvsn |<eiipiecrowded on the European coiiliueni fell to Jeslou* bickering* and rivslriramong tbeoiseive* lu the maimer of a family too closely packed in a single bouse. Tlie t 'entral Krnpire*. cslled Germany sud Austria, started lbr tiostillllee and mo»t of tbe rest of Ko rops, sided eventually by American and Akiau reloforcemrnia. cloaed 11 > 00 them Tbe ffr*t battle wrs* joiuen in August of tbst year sud tbe vary lug fortunes sud manoeuvres coutluued without cessation until the rail or ltd* wblcb. up to that lime, was cuii«id ered a prolonged engagement. It ended In • German defeat. The •acoud battle began lu Tbla disposition In a man to look a tile neighbors and llie day'* newthrough lbs laige end of a tele*cop>uiay be useful for a certain reaeuu In an historian, but It I* singularly ex. asperatlug lu the average citizen the toau who. oil waking lu tlir morning, says to himself: "1 am but one of the billion |ieople now (ran stent of one of lbs smaller and uioir lustgniffc-aut of the heavenly b«dir* My whole lifetime, compared with aartbly time, la but tlie space that a breath le held Anything 1 do will be like spitting lo tbe Atlautk Why, therefore, should I do auy thing at all?" Buch a man la likely lo stay In bed sod. if tbst Is the w ay bs feel* about ll, be might as well. FIELD PIECE AT CITY HALL. Po*t Commander John E. Trout and other monitor* of Morgan-Ranck Pom on Saturday placed a large three-inch French field piece, received from the French Government, on the lawn on the north side of City Hall.. Tbe poat has a lot of fourteen inch *heHs. German machine guns. German and French mortar* and a quantity of "belli or various dimension*. It I* hoped to place these In the near fu tute In aome part of tbe camp ground* A man sitting quietly and serenel} at hi* office de*k eight hours a day will probably not be successful In bus iness. Neither can the local po*t hold with Others in the swelling tide of Ijeglnn activities If. out of one hun dred and three members in good stand Ing. only a handful turn out to the meeting* and help handle the routln* of busbies*. Any Lcgionaire Interested In th« 1 region, and recognise* the greal good The Bank Depositor is Better Off as a rule than the spec ulator, because he iuvests s a f e 1 y and is steadily building up his fund* at cotu|>outid interest. New accounts in eluding yours, are invited Three per cent. In terest Paid on Time l>e posts. J* OCKAN CITY TITI.n AND TRUM COMPANY OCEAN CITY. N. J. /gll r- llfnlli ==

• be organisation i* doing in tb« <otu Hiunity, Stat* and nstiun. und its Ui> eakitig efloiu in bebaif «jf all lor in* • jCtvite ini'ii. parti* ulafly tb»- disabled • Imuld feel obllgMt'd lo put III*' ' boulder 10 the s|" H and help in it,fHttl wutk. . Morgan Rain k l'o*t I* punily engai ■ d in the distribution uf the Blab Utiitts in (bean City. * t. M work ba- 1 t,t «-ii emro-b-d to the (/•>>* Pulilir Notice II*# UMli'WIUg Uollnr mm* trm-i kl t|«# W'lUlf lUMtll' K "f til* I If CvUlllllMl" • . . April II: Tr»nl»' . April 6 l 'H Itaw- JinrfS •* i*kan»p'os. M*yor. • "m ml, <-|l> N.I l>#»r | mill lltalliu'lMl by Iti' IwtM] * Public I lllity ' mum •• •■!.»»• Iii if 1 t HU tl.sl ll m I.I, a 1 • H»r#tiOk tu I- Uritf I. » mt III*- l«Mfl I ■<»>•#. IkllHln. .nil *>!<]#«. A 1' B». ISXI, at IU tUm. U< .« m. I f (tlPM't- ! i>l ul a |,rupi«H it . t.erraa# > a fair# l/j :i | Oiwan < ity N#«rr ' olup^uy. Tl* alll at lit* 1 1 »ii« ai.l |>.a«r lu "I iKiuatl aMurii oC/poctuiiU* tb |altle . :*r • *tad 10 U brar i V «ry trait j"ur». A M HoiMf. *•< r- tary . HAKKl A. gOKAl*. I 14 J I . P. V., i | -. - r fc Public Noiiic. in# a*n«*w>ric k"i >i# » »• r**J »t t*.# »#t i » iu»e iu| uf lb* v Ity Coti-ii .•#!*> n#r« M»i «»a>. kpirnil: I itl'UN.. Al'b: ISJi. Ituii. I'atpi U • t.*ui(>iu(i, Hmy "t • hrab I It JT, > J. lira' »tr -1 all. bUfUiird L) tbr lltkrd ft | I'ubtir l'U:it) t bmu..Mi<4wr> to li*K«u. >«>.- I'.ai II a ill. at a tuarltt glii I* li# : l*> U ai tit# <vurt u<»u*«. lau.lrf,. PnS a), Ac' £•. IVJ1 at IU» *. hi . r-a.ll tt*r iMm.t 1 r naltrr of pfil"**<1 lorrvuM la raLra l-> U>< 1 ~ wii 't'il» Satrri -lui* >. 1 1,# i "jar 1 aula! i h» tm.* al.U pla< • iu#l i ''tnrrlarti.nJ U|>|-»r tui..t> to par'. la* . : U"-|. I • t>r l.mr l * Very irglr toor*. A M bA 1'. Mr4t. ^•rr#«*nr. HAKKY A. M«*KKIH. • 1«. »t . I'-K. SS To City Clsrk. ATTSKMKI S-AT-I.A W. Wootton, Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES tST Aaauav Avcaot U« luaeikA 4CUS ClTV, a, J. ATiaaTiC Cif • M- J rriti aawaa ••a « . » e m ANDREW C BOSWELL Law Offices Master In Chancery Building— Aabury A.a ami Slh |l OCX AM CITY, N. J. General Painting Furniture renovated, oil painting* cleaned and restored, boats, dwellings ami all kind* of sign and show card work; out door a<lvem>ing •pace to let. Pictorial work a specialty. Sherwin-Willism*' guaranteed paint used. Lewis' lead. R. O. HARPER 421 West Avs. Ocean City, N. J. FIRE ESCAPES for all types of buildings ALSO REPAIRED AND PAINTED We guarantee approval of local and State authorities on all our work. Builders' Iron Work BROWNWORTH t CO. 1011 SAMSuM STACK T PHI LADE LPMI A "Let us Estimate" Special Excursion to PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1921 Round Fl |"A War Tat. 12 cnSt Tnp ^ 1 ,DU Add* >ona I Children between 5 and 12 yean <»f age half fare Special Tickets good only on tram leaving Cape May ....... 6.50 a. ni Wild wood ... b 50 a. in. Cape May Court Hou*r . . 7.07 a. m Drnnixvtllr . . . 7. 18 a. 111 t>cran Citi f loth street 7.00 a. m Palermo . -.14 * . m lYtctwljnr^ ^ 7.J0 a. tn Tuck shoe 730 a. ui Camdea. Arrive . . . h \i a. tn Plnl idelptiiM, Arrive t Iteai nut Street Prrrr N 45 a. m. South Street Ferry, Arrive 8. .as a. m. HrlnriiltHt on <*i>#eiai Tratu »«av|ng Phlla.b I|4.ia ii1te*lout a m1 Htrr* 1 K*rria*i ?.« |*. M. Tlrkrt* ina> t* i>ur*hMa| prior ««• <1*t* Of Kx<-ur*loo Atlantic City Railroad »» — —

pj'1 ai°n» I rVTEW YORK 1 1 HIE GREAT MFTROPOUS ^ LOW RATE EXCURSION •* v (vvf..!, (wnm« aim. /tk /c '*•'* Hf-roatr (W. (jUM'I kl W % m. 1«*J An ('.»•*•< ItftKX.a m •W H^«ll..lralla.|lM*4| A W RiHmd 1 Tip S# •*> n* r*. ^art.M 1 mmmi H M T*l ^ sunday. april 24 ® SlfdAL THROUGH TRAIN DifSk la RmmiItmi Stano* Mt *#au* and IM 5kren leaves Ocean City (A t A S R R ) (»0S A M ionnr<tHit kl MrasantvlBe wffh Special Through Tram RLTURNINCi. I nv* Mr* Vod (» J(i r M 1>* rsk ■ r*N«W * 1M A* «*k <4 i«l»* * A, «| 4# .jwjumm Pennsylvania System

nsait a 4.. DK. W. P. HAINES COR NINTH AMD WCSLCV A V t OCCAM ClTV 41 J 1 1 to id *. to*. J** it £ l|oL It- 1 I 1 I I u. I • ♦ v '*"i Hell I'Mrtte, JkF 'illliliWl.. ' *1*4 i;«j. tm L»r Qf uji — . i ••* "»■ . • M,..iio# » Dk. l l okl k- ! It. HaIF*ej> Uvsr* Vf AHvblu.n ir.t.A* L'UT.K J Hvu la— **t.a u. . ' •* |v m Alien Corson, I D. 4 J 4 Wei.fj Aver .e City New Jersey m— W luu - "al* JL A ytK>Cm.L i...TJT. VI D 607 WCSLCV AVC. OCEAN ClTV. NEW JERSEY "ffl.# It "ifi »» t a m. I ' iiHJfc# fume# Hi, a • Po-.rr Cut -a ti. i -a a tu * • p. Ui. Juhn H. VVnniCAR. M« D. 717 Wtsicv AvfNUC Occam citv n j. ullc* N«Srt> «w4i- I 111 I .*-!•) W . J # IS * Knlaf.Nil r4»j j . A k> p m. Dk. CHAS. H. VAIL t>-icopatkk PkiMviss i -riftlt# l*r..uuS#lpi. % •>».# Mmm) SiVik-al kaiai# Truat P-Ug. H if -I'b fnoaa. Watuut l>«* J. Prescott Cadman. Jr. 5*t«(iHr ts lialsts of Mark Lake funeral Director 809 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey ALTO Lot IPMEAT pu ^ Montr back without gat»t :c Tl \\ II HUNTS So r# fan* »r **3^ VI treat m»t>t of ITCH KC2KNA kj; KINGWORM. 1KTTEP r / If K/ Sibil iuhioc ikic. bmm L ^ /A Tre a tS coat bo* at our no. WR. R. HUGHES 1 SOI. PHIRI

/ I — f r ARE you using Edison Mazda Lamps ? If not, why not? They give three times I as much light as the old style Carbon lamps for the same current consumption. OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE Of Atlantic City Edoctric Company

William Maloney Auto Electricians Sjeciioraelcrs K^uited, Hatter ic* Repaired, Proto l.:te Scoxage lis Iters ie» . Acetylene Ca- A ppliaiKv - 2307 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. Plume JJS'J Something New fur the terticb! of OCea.i City Ocean Citv Ecuse Cleaning Ccmnany w:II -or hoioi. i>ori;o( tjouao. private MlSSBi Hu'r -r > '!<•■.( u v, 1" 1 :*"n W • fur 1 :•(. #<>• r>t! 14c Ju*t «lw u* llw Joti. w t iP, in# rwmi. All work *uarau«wl W* *111 <iu U by tbr Qontrart m 4»f . Utar aa • trisi. 7 JO West Avenue Ucon City New Jersey 15-11 FIMW.TL W JUM 5. ROUERS A BA55EIX A. L JuVfeK, Mau*. - r ABBOTTS' Alderney Dairies Inc. Philadelphia and Seashore Seventh St. and West Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Abbott's "A" Milk Cream Buttermilk

SURF LAUNDRY 929 Ocean Avenue »*••«. ».*.j Ocean City', N.J. GOOD VORK. QUICK SEP VICE, ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES PLEASE GIVE US A TRIAL LAUNDRY NOW OPEN BELL PHONE 18 Sutton & Corson Co. General Contractors GRADING AND street BUILDING ninth St. and Simfson Ave Ocean Citv. N j [~£corI5~ General Contractor 1 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY |^FtOADS, SEWERS. BRIDGES. BULKHEADS ^ «- Don't let the !»)«riug find yon with 1 ffix 1 leaky roof. Thunder <btor«n* are cwti 1 dqk (jokv 4n<l * leaky roof will be apt to result iean^fderahle damage q — Chttnnev* that le%k should Ite u«aket' 1 *fter and tto'le w-ater-tight. Snn>kei ;it vn - \ chimneys can be r- de to '.raw. — ml v^v . j i Tin roof* are fire-prw»f. 1t i ■' ' * • - All kind of Move and heater fep*in> [ fflnL-— \ stove and heater IHpr*. 1 4 vifl IflfV vsv^<^> ' L T>u. slate ami slag roofing. SMITH'S y_jf j 1 The Tin Smith ' 1112 Asbury Ave. PhowjlgiW All Kinds of Guttsrs — memorial day i MONUMENTS I OF DIGNITY AND DISTINCTION FINISHED AND READY TO LETTER AND ERECT BEFORE MAY 30th DetighFd. cut and erected with particular regard for indi- H xidunl rcquircmeut^ 'i) fmm the | -•■•'ll M .. H ^pffiawffiffiffi^ffi fT*i»tt4r* hbn fr«m |b|8h9| j for i)t* qu «llti of th- Ir progiii-t. —4^ sp*',4allw' In ********* Public and Private Memorials i^rfare IXIJ t. alt t>irvka«arw. CAMDEN YARD MAIN OFFICE AND YARD opp Hav4r4ah Owwwery Fh^aa nrtllkr, K j Bell — seat flTS thj ( Wtxweey Bell itiooe t79f vu4) |nmmr n >m, , ||( , O J *1 gnwnetl |'r ,| *HI ' ^ \V%T,J 1 H n j" ' ' fwu.-wsirr **o |t«Hiagt(»a »7 Ny^J MZTxf&F1 O. J. HA AT MELL CO. I Riillfil VlUA, W a.

City Garage SEVENTH /ND HAVEN AVE. ocas* errr. mmm Jt L* W. MILLER mOTMlA TOH 7 £l£phosc, soa ONt Of OUR NEW MODELS M^J.I S.2I « HEAOQK. ARTERi FOR Buicks Dodge Brothers' Motor Cars Maccar Trucks Motor Parti Repair Work Battery Service MOTOR SHOP CENTRAL GARAGE WILD WOOD, N. J. OCEAN CITY. N J. JOSEPH SCRIVANi. Pro*. | • • • ■ ■■ * aaor l I j| • THE UNI VERS AL CAR * 1 FordlSt an— a mtghty coortortshic • tr for every day of the- year Ha> ra xt eti joyahlc TtfinruKflls 'eoju'Mfwd sxtlh a the utility of the tourta* i^aT Fioely «|dsolffix nr d -mo«t Iuxuriou<.ly — with plate &!tdtttg w indows, it is esol in hot weather while dry and warm in tall and winter. It *> the regular simpk-to bndk*and uu indkatwg Ford che® - with a' bonioQ t»ody — tbe htsily car that not only please> with ite r.nnfortlbut "saves money in low find cost and after oprrav.vm. Ld us gnv I von a demonstration and the price is. oah f. o. b. Hrttoil. | Pleasantville Motor Co. f 7 South Main Street Washington Ave. •' . PEEASAMVILLn. N. J. jf »# S#* 4v*S*r> tm |S* t & fi - 'j! A Banking Service Right to Your Door 3 The efficient I S. mad tftrlivrry enable vou to |1 trlnxact \xwir Unking tHxine^ with the First X« turns' Bank nght at your dvww Now ts a good time to start an H'WMrt with ns and bltild up a htnd to \*o«t cmlitThree Nt cent Interest l*atd tm Saving Fund Accoukte. First \\tional Bank ; OCEAN CITV.N.J. k: *■- -L- -.7.. f if lrl f |aL J " "Sr.* th*1 surfax- and you «tvr all ^ ^ ^ * Rihinl V.rabfe, .In. wtft mte n.VM b««t#ul imitatKw of *U a. kord t..,., m, „ °wa*i> Wat^vi H OaS Dk Oak Wuaawoaa »k hwauaa rw« W*atn mt twa Wwaa IT lit tWHiH - WKTllNKkW pttAWt CAN MOTE FLOOh VANNIEH M* ■ wnadMful fiaikh fsr FWers. Ckatrw. TsMwa, WtoAow Sskh*w. Booktun, Desks snd sfi «thrr totwrisr trirfi Tilt W N. Campbell flN 11