Ocean City Sentinel in imi OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. OCItAH CITY. . - HltW JKKSKY Hail fbonc No. Wh-J. TUtMUtptbr tro*rv*« U» rltfin to r»k«'i | "iu e«miuuufr«i OM» to UiU ©at*" win fe ] iiMbltnhril -.|»1> ov»i it- •»•«»»♦ at writ r. Cbaof** ©4 • J.TlU-lU* OoMf tuu-l U- at Uil*.lt1c« BUl i«l»r Uiali Tuc*U«» IMMIU. Til • rnk »ui baslalalij ouu.i.-d u». • utt wort Iivoiiiity aunt »> •n*f»«o.«d hjada IMl'KHDAY. MAY 0. IMI fci.l«r«U ml IM »'u«l »>m«^ ml ikwiu l'U) 0 JHMIM»uil«tlwmkUUlUl. __ — —

85 YEARS OLD 1 > Mr*. Vargairi l'«" on €"#»•«»•* •• 4uul«C(Mi ». I IITH Margaret t'or^'it, ©l Palermo, J rvlrbratcd her eighty-fifth birthday an- , nlvn»ar> on Saturday Twraty tw** friends were present and spent th#! day very pleasant!) with this an«d friend She was not a» lively a* lu former year*, having suffered from an attai-k of the grip a few week* ago J Still, she took an Interest in every- 1 thing and enjoyed the pretence «>r her friend*. At 12 o'clock all ant down to lunch, which wa* abundant j and appetizing. At 5 o'clot k the party broke up. uf- ( ter the member* had refreahed theinaelrea with Ice cream and cake They left behind them a choice aasor iruent of f » hh! to remind 'Aunt Mag " a* she la loving !y t ailed, of her many McMte and their bent wishes. ■ t » ~ — Taa Mo*r« Orgnali • The Cape May t'ountfv Board of Taxatto'i ha* organ ta-d by making Kiniuri Lattn tug of Wlldwond, |*re»»dent. and K L. Rtee of Tucanhoe. sxcrrlarv Vtr K»ce. who -ucceedt Kluvial Jauir* i* a Tuck alio* hanker Mm? m mnttmllaw H. H. Cooper hu rold our of hi* l.uugalnwa. 1 4>ntral avenue to Mm. Julia Haaard of 8*artliu»ora The o#w owner coudoct* the Swart b oiure Sew* She will occupy the houae tbia wiumtr a Tmo aetu | cm rid dale* Friend* of former City tVizimlaa loner Ueort* O. Adatu* and Eeertuii A. Comou are ctrculalliig petition# a* candidate* for the oftlee of City Cnru miwkxitr made vacant by Robert Klaher'* death _ -•-• * DOTS Cottager* are arriving for the aeaaon. The Ocean City State Summer School will begin »t> Heaaioe* Monday. June 27. • Boardwalk glares are being improved in exterior look* before being opened for the summer. PERSONALS. J. W Seltzer, of Philadelphia, waa among the visitor* here Friday Thoa R. Fort, Jr.. of Philadelphia. * cottager, waa in town Thuraday. Thoa. R Port, of Philadelphia, a aummer reaitfent here, waa a recent visitor. D P. Stelner. of Camden, baa opened his cottage. 407 Eleventh atrvet. for the aenaon. N. 8. Goff and wife, who were at St. Petersburg. Fla.. for a few montba. have returned home. E. 8. Schantxe. of the Bellerue Hotel. this city, hae returned from apending the winter cwnths at Orlando. Fin. The M laaea Elizabeth and Carolyn Martev. of Montclalr. have been taking n mat for aeveml daya at the Biacayne. Newman F Magirr and family, of Philadelphia, have rented the Lindsay cottage. 154 Aabury avenue, for the aenaon. George Loiter and wife, of Philadelphia. are spending a week to their apartment ». Eleventh atreet and We*ley avenue Albert Adama. a coast guard stationed at the Fifty-eighth atreet station. thia city, haa been transferred to Brigantlne, X. J. Daniel Faunre and wife, of Germantown. have returned to this resort for the aummer. and opened their cottage. 72S Central avenue. J. P. Farrell. of Philadelphia, well known In Ocean City Fishing Club circles, spent a few days during the week at his cottage here. Councilman and Mm. \Ym. McCoat h of Philadelphia, returned home early this week after spending a few days !a their cottage on Atlantic avenue. Capt. L B Clark, of this city, has returned from St Petersburg Fla.. where he was a winter sojourner, lie enjoyed many pleasant hunting and fishing trips Misa Thompson, of the post office clerical force, ha* gone to Pitman for a rest of a few weeks Misa Marguerite Meehan Is on duty In her place in the post office Mi's Jean Btandin. or Philadelphia, has joined her mother. Mrs Elizabeth Rlundin at the ptm-ayn*. Mi>> Bltin dla was accompanied by Wesley Cal houn and wife, of Philadelphia Herman Refcbom and wife, of Phlla delphia. who recently sold their cottage. 1207 Wesley avenue. are at their apartments in the Shrlver Apartments on the Boardwalk for the Manner. Miss Florence IJndaeyr. who recently returned to this city from Flork* eft Friday to spend the week-en* Ith friends near Hammonton From there she motored to her home in East iMnsdowne. where ahe will remain for • few weeks before returning to Ocenn City for the a ummet

TAXPAYERS' LEAGUE ■ PROTESTS RATE RAISE ■ 1 U'vuliaad livw fna r»»* ) some tk ean City residents. The *i<m k « hhldfir include Hairy l> Muoir. I» it llarr> ' liaudi* 1. Ww. K Ma#»*)-ajid , It \Y. Edward* Mr. Tatetn *aid that the> are will mg to carry ail l be i tUf coats ihc> 1 |HA*aibl> uu. hut they caw'i make t bricks without straw The prices "f , everything have gone up. and the corn- j pau> is asking for a rule 7 per cent 01 >» per cent, higher than iu 1919 t The rate established b> the utility tl board in 1916 gave relief, but tu 19.'© ( there wa* an increase of $3oo© in Hie tompany'a operating expense* and f taxes. There has not been a t : • wb«u the owner* of the company . would not haw dlsiHised of the pl«ll< , If 1 bey could have done so 1 R. W. Edwards, on the witness t stand, said that he 1* secretary of the v j sewer com pan) and has a »U)all Anan- 1 rial interest therein When he went r iuto the company he was black haii«d « and optimist© The company give* j good service, but in the twenty year* , he has tott in the company hi has , received on* dividend of $125 on the r money he invested "Is it your intention to reduce ^hese t charge* when the operatiug expense* 1 I justify T- asked Judge Treacy. t "This Increase is purely emergen- t Icy." answered Solicitor Tatem. u ; Further figure* tu justification i*f 4 the company's claims were given by 1 Messrs. Tatem and Edward* Mr. , Tatem stated that the company wants t to raise an additional flsov to carry' ' it through .this year by paying extra expense* ( City Solicitor Boawell said that the \ city feel* that request is fair and t equitable if the in< rease is as outlined in the pqgpton it place* the cost on ) the people probably best able to pay 4 Mr Hicks said that the rate will , not effect him perwonally. hut he and 1 Mr Fort were there representing the \ taxpayer*' association < Mr. Foil said that It seems a little < severe that the man who succeed* 4P i business, get* a little money ahe*<j < and goes to the seashore for comfort , should bo penalized Judge Treary said smilingly that | there are two point* of view to this, t The man who has the greatest am- 1 ount receives the greatest protection 1 from the community. The other man feels different. Elmer Ste«i man. book-keeper for 1 both the sewer and water companies. 1 gave figures showing that the sewer company's bouse connections in 1920 1 were 2107. growing from 1916 in 1917. < By the proposed surcharge, the : company expect* to Increase its re- , celpts this year by flfcoo , 'The matter will go to conference." 1 said Judge Treacy. dismissing the case. 1 The application of the Ocean City Water Company was then beard. The company petitioned that it "be authorized to add to Its bills for water service beginning June 1. 1921. and until the further order of this com- 1 mission, an emergency surrbarge of twenty per cent upon the net bills as now rendered, excepting those large customers vrho contract in advance for more than 1.000.000 gallons annually and a surcharge of forty per cent, i upon bills for fire service, which, un-' der the present rate of charge, is reia- , lively a very small part of petitioner's ' total Income " In part the petition was as follows* "Your petitioner has been In opera , tion In the city of Ocean City since the year 1S94. and during all that time ihere has been no increase In the ' rates charged by petitioner, but on the contrary the amount of water sup plied by petitioner for the minimum • charge was voluntarily increased from 28.600 to 25.000 gallons. The rates now charged by petitioner are as fol lows: An annual minimum charge of . 110.00 for which 25.000 gallons of * it- ; er are allowed Excess water up to ' 200.00© gallons Is charged at the rale ! of thirty cents per thousand gallons In excess of 2«h».©00 gallons twenty- , five cents per thousand gallons The minimum rate is subject to a cash discount of twenty five cents, and fhe rates for excess water are subject to a rash discount of five centa per thousand gallons. "Between the summer seasons of • 1919 and 1920 there was a considerable • amount of building in Ocean City, with ► the result that the total sales of water by your petitioner. Including metered . service, unmetered service, and mu • nictpal and miscellaneous service, in creased from $39,464 2« in 1919 to 942.429.23 in 192© Owing to a present . lark of new building and the general tendency toward greater economy k there is no probability of any increase in petitioner's revenue for the current year. "Under a contract with the city of ; Ocean City entered into in the year 1 1897 your petitioner supplies service through 117 fire hydrants at the rate 1 of 930.00 per hydrant for the first thlr . ty hydrants, and 925.00 per hydrant » for each additional hydrant, making I the total receipts from fire hydrant service In 192© the sum of $8,075.00. » "In the year 1919 the petitioner's . pumping sy st ena expense* amounted to . ' 96.925 »3. as shown by the reports on , file with this Commlssloa In the I year 192* the pumping system expens ! e< amounted to 91"0*l 70. an increase • \»f 93.0^6 27 Petitioner's tax*-? for the 1 year 1919 amounted to 96.507.72. while • in 1920 your petitioner paid for taxes .the sum of 99.666 17. making an in ' crease of 93.058.45. It will thus U seen that in 1920 petitioner expended • for pumping expenses and taxes the r sum of $6 115.12 more than in 1919" 11 1 Solicitor Tatem stated that this. too. is an emergency application He 1 knows of no pta< e. seashore or Inland t town, where thi* service costs the . residents less than In Ocean City r R W Edward- an official of the t company, testified that the operating rVvpensc In 1919 were 913.347, and i) that these expenses in 192© Were 81** HI, the difference bring due principal i

BEAUTIFUL OCEAN CITY COTTAGE OCEAN AVANUE, Between llth and 12th 5ts. FIRST FLOOR — Living r«K>m open fireplace), dining room, kitchen, refrigerator room and large open porchfO, SECOND FLOOR — Poor large corner bedroom* and ttodem bathroom. THIRD FLOOR —Two large bedrooms, latge wardrobe closet and bathroom, GROUND FLOOR— Two servant*' room, lavatory, heater room laundry, hath botmea and shower. The cottage isof btick and ahtngle construction, built for the present owner, who gave every detail his personal attmtuvn AU the appotMmenta arc thoroughly »«*4crn inr lading stec'nc lights, stationers lanudrv, hot-wstrr beater, screens for entire honor and tvmnn for the porches tke house tt completely furnished through-mi sort esceltcttl tsste has been used in setec* tioa.ee that the pr.?perty rautd he occupied immediately The Tot. whi. h Is 50 ft. bv tjj IT . faces on Ocean Arenas, command? ■ direct view of the ocean and hwdwalk, and is *tim*i«dcd t»y very attractive rutiagrs E A HAVENS CO.. l^nd fit la Hldg . Philadelphia Of HAPPY F. STANTON. Ocean City, N. J.

ly to the cost of labor and find l«eboi 1919 cost $1971 and »- • iu IV i Fuel co*t $ 41 in 1919 and $ »"n U" • 192u Titctcax* also an Itr-in of $<•"" in 192© for holler upkeep, which Will rot.t.nue The loinpany's iaxi - lb 1919 were |65©7.7 Jfliiid lh*-*r lilt «#»■ id to $966© 17 tn i92o Th« total in crease InYlwsr two lli-tus i* n»t»rr than IVihm' Thci* was alt ltn 1 • in the f K« nefal 1 .1 v ial> in tR»-an a * ,t > in 19 • | ilini'Mi said in an»wri tu * quri?. and the rate for this >oat ts -1 1* till) low« hut the luxes will |>* approx unalt.ly the *unu*. $17o l« »# than iti 192*'. |i U* v • d thai th- ■ K ' \ the i«st lia* been given the use of |he boileis of thx- ele» tri< light i«>Tiipait) | tin- water .company furin-hitig th* «»«..! and running tin boilei* at < tpacit> fiotn 7 to 9 o'clock til the « vetnn to supply |mwei for th« fln-tttf hxlit company The *upph of coal needed 4 COals $I24"h» It uiuilil ii»-t the »al«i ii roipanj 122 -i*' (u iiutil hollers. t«'i t< us* four months ip it.* year, and u j * .»>. found i hr.ip« « '«• p.«> tl" elect ii« : light iompany for the use of it* boil- • et* The old botlei* now 1: t v . ln-rn I condemned and lh** rlectiic light com i |iauy's Dew boilers will have to l»« m used, for which the water con p iny , will have to pay Tills will offset any reduction in the fuel rate ( Regarding the proposed inofensc tr. , the rale for fir* iivdrant seivne. Solic v itor HoswelT took up the i udg* !* fm i the city and after producing u x-ries of figure* hearing on the »ub> • t h« a asked Mr Edwards whether if lh*-> , got a 2© l»er cent incieas* *»r Ih.oO© | the comiuiny would no' h«- in the same • good po*inon as in 1919 without di- | turblng the city's present price, wud | Mr SM wards agreed i Mr Fort a^k**d Mt Boawell :f a I similar line of .-questioning would havr i helped the cottagers in their objec t Hons to the pro{K»«d raise. Solicitor Boawell an«w.red thai un l the prop«-rt) owners voice tin t I objections by pent inn to the t'it> font 1 tmsMoner*. Ih* city do*-* not know i their feelings in the matter, and thu^ t the city cannot become the guardiani I of all The city has on one or two oc „t rasiona taken the part of cottagers it ' such fight* and th*-n found that th« < cottag' r* did cot r. act the ci*j* ic 4*' : eo It was said on behalf of the com pany that if it is allowed 9 ^ » in crease thi* year. It will b*- Iropo^-ibh 1 for the company to pay a dividend or: j , the stock In answer to a query by Judg* i s Treacy. it was said that then hanever b«^-n an appraised valuatiOB or | the company's property Judg*' Treacy said that he doubted ( whether the utility board will allow f.> dividends, nothing more than opera! ing expenses and flxi-d charge* ThJudge also asked why the oompan> dtd not use it* money for deprec.atlot ln*t«'ad of paying dividends. # Mr. Tatetn *aid that he could no* t say Solicitor Bo* well, w ho had called . Warren Smtih. an assistant fire chief 1 in Ocean Olty said that this wltn* - wa* summoned to show* just how mud* the city i* paying for fire hydrants lr comparison with the cottager* Mr Bo>w*>ll said that he feels the city should not be burdened with the pre posed increase Mr Fort asked for full considers ' t ion for the cottage owners j Judge Treacy said that the commis sion will give consideration to all ir [terests and wilt try to do the fair thinto all concerned | NOTICE TO LI MITCREDITORS • CiUU of lltsrlM H B«ron ltwr*v.l. Pursuant lo th* nr*»ro/ Marry iKingl-*-. | Hurmgmtr oM 'at* Ma? Oooniy . maa» ou ||.r IveDty-eigntb day of March, A. I). It'll. «> tha application of ihr -ub-n lt»r. aduiinir trator uf said dr<ra*rd, aoilt laherrby fiv* lo Ui' rrotitlora cfaal<1 div&wit lo *?h'i' t to I ha sut»erit<r ur,l,r ttaih or afflnnat'oD the * ola um and demaoda agateat th« cat at* of I •aid de-raecd within n or mo. ths trom ihr > iwaaty-sifhib day of Marrh. v NEB «•' they win be foravrr barrrd of any ac »«v> again*: th" subacrthar. Dated Marcr. >. tan. tX'KA N 4*1 ry TITI K A TK U*T OtiMI'vNV. Ad»nlnlatr»l«»r. STIKLINU W. COLE . P«W«> t XI. |«t. P F »i.V»« Lee & Bourgeois Carpenters and Builders OCEAN CITY . N. J. Jobbing Work a Specialty JOS. D. LEE E. A. BOLRGEOt.s ItatldMC tfaaldaao M Paaalsa ptact vth sad Uttral A?* Pbaa*. !•©! PSaw. «7i-W

Atlantic Commandery Will Attend Presbyterian Church

I RAND LEADER MAKES PROPOSITION TO CITY — — Waoth lo Play if Orchestra Isn't Engaged Men Arc War Vet*. I'tir uirujbrra of llir tl.-eaii t ity t'lisuibvr uf ( tiuiiuriit Too-day ** ruing lirar*1 ll># f -r*> j^*-il i« »<• of llir difvc of " Itochii'sii M tilh'U l> ilar Hard" to give eniiivri* In tl*#* nlj • U*U"tc pavilion till* Miitiuirr pr ^ tded llir prr-eiit plan- to kiavr an llir pavilion are not realut'd 1>> thr auiiiuirl cottagrr- and local rr^ulruls 1 1 • I » fr-le«l III till* UJov riliefll vi i BmIiIiiii It d of lb# organ /•• (©•ii of llir t.Miul prior to ttir war snd f* t tin r psrt to i liat *lfugglr. I'tiry wrfr Willi ■ \N r*trrn corp- • f rtigl irvis Hrturtiliig lathis country two yrarago, aftrr t w u yrar* of srrvicr. • H'Oir of t tir uirm befv had lit# hand " |«>r*tr<1 Mo*t 4 f t i«r IlieUlt^r- urir ov«r*t a*' turn Wblir ttir I'«'n1 - I'litii c lii nmpi'O the Ifiriatraia* of limtral L'ggrtt »iw1 t<» t'»r c«ui uiaiidit'g oftlcri ; - t "••lotiri. tin* band wortti a tntllioii dollar* to ttir Ainrr•emu Army " 1 til* was llir origin » ' llir tiSlld's lilOir If aweurrd of ttir uo>ral *upp«vrt f Hi# troplr brre Mr. Itarbmati aaul the I>aui1 of frotu *i3 lo wS piece-, wit It • ii*irutnrutal aoloi-t- and vaeallatill give concert* for leu «r*fc* and liner day* llir city to futni*ki t t»r pavilion and light* ami give the band t tie HtkJO ap|>ropriatrd for oiu-lc Tlie l-adrf will lake a cbatic# on llir rr cei t>t* at ttiedoor of ttir i>avtlK>o. ti-wiu Hrnry of tm* «,n\ w h.< hrard thi* baud at \Yr*t I'alm Hraeh ta-t winter -aid it »a* Our 1 1' tier resident* of thi* ct'y in Flor Mia ia*t winter have praivrd the baud - SEE CLOUTING, BRECKLEY AND GODFREY ■zronc sou oo voun e* ntiao Contractors and Painters OCEAN CITY N. J ■ (it SNOSt. BM-S J2 NOTICE I • » b«edsa ail *r^«a4 aos ta d i UM.k. r^ui '"tifi* I«»r J...-: C !*«* •< • Spfoi'ir b» lb or boar So FLOR DA D ONES 032 SIMPSON avc Ocean Citv New jimict OUR plumbiwsSASSOUO^ AS 010 MOTHER EARTHWE CHARGE^CQy EXACriY WHAT EACH ( > ^ ctob is A — J .WORTH mufkhanitijttth Plumber FTR the very simple reason that we expect to keep on aoing business in votir and our town for some time to come we expect that when we install a piece of plumbing for you or do umf repair work it will also Ia*t tor M»rae time to come. Our phone number, 29HANS BURKHARDT 549-51 Attar? Aiaaaa ocui an. « j.

Announcement F. LEROY HOWE Associated with JOS. L. PEACOCK Ocean City Real Estate ELifl»t-Thirty-E«cht At bury Avenue Wm. H. Vanderherchen Manufacturer of A WNINGS Tents, rtbffv Porch Swing Cover*. Nacht Awnings. Cushions. Mater proofed C »\ers, 414-16 Callowhill St., Phila., Pa. $25,000 la Fkboa HARRIET AND THE PIPER By KATHLEEN N0RRIS A«thor «4 ■*©• TU IUi ■< 1*^4 Mi . *4. HO* *•«. In ■sfansvi f«) 92 S ©00 Ur TWw Inrai THIS NEW STORY STARTS THURSDAY, MAY THE 12th IN THE ATLANTIC CITY GAZETTE-REVIEW oott miss rr

! I by Dr. Snyder, u Member and Special Mo$i ical Program. » r« 1 p» ly . I ,r. m .' O- j'. C y ■ I - ' * j V- adihlB '*e ' I *u*' eupr,* h> Petri' V r L T J - -»t i 11'. t T t : ■: ■ ry A*?)..»ir. An n t . 7 Hy Otsr Nan* : Via. !!>-. TL. Sac <* 41*4 Oa ratr* t I "A . - IV psatv f.al Mat Frj • ' I* «,3| Cbr MH- T. A 01SM-* ' » -r? A« U • n twr> t* th* Awricbi.i , «• .iu -fcar v . ■ ,* • k# a...- * llir* -* * « I L»"»T lu vicluity uf t*rveoth and v\ r*.r> avruue Lady • i-otoue diaium! iu g lie* aid if returned to ■ lYisiry uriiuc a*v. It. , L. Leslie Headiey Co. leesfyersiM [GUILDERS Architectural Service 515 EIGHTH STREET tgaci iM Wssir? •••••< Ocean City. N J. lUstjincr an»I BoiUJcr of Artistic Bangs•o*' Couvenirot Cottages, Lp-to-Dalc A)wttmmt>. Modern Hotels. Qeorgc W. Harris Contractor, Builder and Jobbing Plaa* Ft*« H«s|aW*t ■ Sfrclalt? No 13 W. Fovrteeath Street OCEAN CITY. N. J. bri: Pch>d«. OSd tWv (wnsa'loti ln*nr*#frCfcrri*i

INTOKM Ai lUat MVhbAt I .o* a I MualurM Mrs u,,lM IraiiaiD Mm»I#4. Tlw nri-r**tt> uf a bureau of Utfor mat U'>i lu I be central areliuli »»f LUu , city was urg-d b> loroibrfs uf lb* < imaiur at C'oanwiB I ur*4ay e*au lug. IL H Vlwwri wa* f*qus«€rd lu »• -n t u it with Mayor (Tiimpoii lu refer eura to lids aifttin Thr cumidlee a pcgiaiu «»f event" f. ' Ike ruiaurl will be urgrd !•' get I. grtli ft at an early dale and outline plans f'.r IImp 4>b#eivaui*e »>f the Fourth .of July and puaajldy l/0bor I>a>*. 1( is po-siblr Dial a drive f«*r iuem ber* fur llir chaUibrr »l$l be stalled lithe early *uujmr» i'u*f ius*4#r H Frank r»u>itii dslril tl»at tt*r I'ti'Ztswive l^ragur - tenia•oinujit lr« ha* talked witl» Mator t'haueploo in rrfrrriKxr tu ohtatninp • <»urt* on ttir old r»mp gf< uu i* Mayor < liauipn"! would like l<> have imnikltfr from *>thrf oiguui/athn-# to work with llir City 4 kismlslooef* iii Ihl* mattrr. At lie *uggr*tiuft. uf Mr r- until. Pfrsldrhl H L HaiilWi app"inlrd a c> anutlte tu will ' .•I her (txziuitltrr" 1 his o-UiUi liter i'ubj n*e* Mewl* KoMflBMO. Novm and F'ry. M**-r* Swan Kdward- ai d wuiitr. are airmier* uf ttir league * Coiuiseillrr OTIS M. TOWNSENl BUILDER Officb: fith St. Opposite P. <> i OCEAN* CITY, N J Only galvanized naiU n>ni on exterior work Leander 8. Corson BUILDER •oza urcsLCv avi ocx AW ClTV. w 4 SSOSI Ataritaat htt*t HUMBERT C. PONTIERE BUILDER TilltSneit OCiM on I i. Harry R. Hayes CARPENTER Jobbing work promptly attended to Loblor 5iW CdUfuiorSik laiRit1 Tbftf-IH ri Si tac Astan Ait DCEAI CITY. I. J. •tu *-o»t «e**j ROGER BRITT VIOLIN TEACHER SU4.0 a* 415 PACIFIC AVERUE AT JLRTlC CTPf — I

j NOTICE! ' I If you have a cottage. Bungalow or on Apartment and if the price is right — we have parties who will purchase immediately. I L. Leslie Headiey Co. lb » H 515 Eighth Street I | Ocean City, N. J. H w^=-= . >t== 1 IE dhM1 'E. rF=-» I IC Ssrc*i</<» o' tm R*ore*rr r#o#rs« oe Sinr* Srarcr B. F. GOETZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY FOURTH ST. AND ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY, N. J. PMONII: RCNTSL* Orricc 239- J Salts Rciidencc 292-M Bonoixc lots BcacM raosT Oe r o rr at FouAtm Srarcr «P €Ftve Dew homes, fonr to bine rooms all have fint cvemn \ :ew ac-1 uo -:reet i • ••• tl*. l»e«v !: !|S Two -'iiiares lo :he tra-in stat T . > * - the dm*! MevtiK ranffe- o-« : ir places ' lttindry, garage^ Apply on premises » • H. B. COOPER, Jr. BUILDER ' 20TM AND CENTRAL AVE OCEAN CfTY N J ■ hurley-jones co. g*r-.tsff«tofa ' Maic»< > ,»>« n iu-v*d* 9»Hfli*w l". Nfc-r. \ r.,|M IN WVfU *JWnh Wf«t 8 4« Mv||a Hii krll M'l . W H i a-nrl- I r T»* Ku,« Uwr* • Mratwin HURLEY-JONES CO WSITCN A CMITtiN 4 ION Ws»«., 1119 ASBURY AVE wmowk via*0-*a ikdin awo rwuc* ac toi< J. E. WELCH THE BUILDER COS StVKNTM STSttT SND WCVlCV AVKNUC OCEAN CITY. N J. Giwtaai covTsition aHamBaaBHBBaaKaaaaaHUHBBBMBsnBBws FNONC. 4'0 4 JOaiikc. N»O0t»Vit DON I WALTER TOMLIN PLUMBINC and HEATINC 138 AS8URV AVCNUC OCEAN CIT* NEW JE*,EY

^ tata^ M An> HUm* f mtert I I # I Joseph G. Champion Building Contractor I "OCf AS CITV. h.J. 1 'a Tenth «Street and West Avenue > ; ts*C- ;< I | Build Now | Build it:.; M .'vria Prices sill Pf«»bably # l-tj* Never be L'wer vyr Z LET it RELIABLE BUILDERS £ Z DO IT £ I BEAR IN MIND! TU: arc KX ^ S KMPT from Ta*a' on or 5 y ar irum Ch to - r Z 1. 1^20. urulct the Act A "* ' • '7. •- *1 $ ^ r . C-, I-I^ -.N> ^ I '4 L. Leslie Headiey Co. g I | BUILDERS Ocean City. N, J. • I """" imrr"- ™ I A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocean City cottxgc You cannot aparr the ttxne to look after it closely yonrseli aod must depend upon u.< honesty oi the contractor. ^ I have built for a Urge number of people and could refer yon to any or all of tbem Send lor the list of names and photographs o! the hoosea Otis M. Townsend ..^'...BUILDER | c c cu/Aa J- E TfiOUT SWAN and TROUT aaachfi CARPENTERS /^^and BUILDERS IQAOaVUfiY kHENUt C<TY " JOtbl4«& a WFCCISLTT A"t*U 1 is tkt ism/ t gfi Tf&e* 'is* tk< V* C* W-' HOTEL FOR SALE Furnished. 27 l^cdrooms. Bath, G<^^d I/vitnt, Hot Water Heal. Centrally bvated. PRICE IS RIGHT Ask JOVIM J. I OSIER RL4UOS SI9 fclGHTM hTRfXT OGLAh CITY. N. J. mxpu -ra: 1 intixo 01 at.t rawet ariw J. Willidin Morrison HKALTOU Ocean Avenue Bdoi' Eighth Street Ocean City. New Jersey The Office of HalexmanMilp and ficfTke SPECIAL House with three bedroom 1 and attic, awd- some repair-.. AnctahBag two lot> N^stoo' at Fourth aw<l avenue . $1,900 cash. $1 ,<wu mortgage. Edgar T. Berber Real Lstate In St. Suction o4 Ocean Git) Fine Coltajces u»: Sa'- 7^ I can Rent wu att> e Rent ^ Cot'. ivv in ont Dtdnrt La>Is Sold on Terms " — Real Estate For Sale BIO BARGAINS 1 Cottages. Apart men tv and RtmtpOozrs. fnm^Hed au<! wofumTshtv. ^ Some estates in tnv bunds must be s*»!d at sactHnv p- ves This k the time o1 >*eat to boy Cottage tnd l^vts at this tNvpulai Re^rt very Cbcap Apply to Alonzo Cotton fvlQ Awbur> Av«nn» < n City, N. JMONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE No *a*mg $'t t#* weeks 9- V >« tr v.»ti ffet tl «f rzu te' p0 otuxp Havgatit* tti Hay an. I o.vai fp. .1 t |h«h^ Mttaffw M •air Ma: i«4* fbr att«1 lai^ivmonu thr elw-*'*# iVaaii ittjr Af|*ty V |, M.CHES1KR ft OOl, ' LVtan CITY, N Ja j \:* tatmf?, Imasmtxd thnwaqh th?% e9«t m awxdiMtagk the foYVmiag *W*s* . safes • -.1 r» #es>.*Wd. iMokft • krraki S v*V e?WHpkrtr«! the ihnt 1 1 -na, p«*iu l-qh Sclixx am) 9a?r< V*:tr 4**: lt«wv« *»h! w*«kr v*wu hrad ' 'joarter* with • Clayton Haines Brick REALTOR All EIGHTH ST. OCFAH CITV. N 4. Ewing T. Cofson REACTOR * — 9 —v* OC KKN eiT* . »«,.