I NEWS OF AMERICAN MB LEGION PATRIOTIC WORK. M organ- Kunck Pout, of thiM cllv, ' |h aiiui»K*"IC to begin lU rituuli.stir work al it* meeting*, and thi* will probably If sUiUmI at the po*tV meeting 011 Thursday evening of •** next week. C The pool »* endeavoring to have / all former oarvifia men in llu* community turn in their application* for their uonuo. Thin post in authuri /is i by the State to do thin work. ( otumamler John H, Trout and Klnier Jackson Pearl- were at Sea Me City on the bonus work Monday evening. They viritnl the twa * United States Coast Guard Station* tlieie and enrolled ten of the men. Mm itumKanck l'u*j will -«nd a .idegation of it* men through Cape May County on Memorial Day, with G. A. H. veterans, to (iecorute the graven of the soldier* of all wars. The firing ntiuad will lie in charge «,j C. L. Kwing. of Cape May, a j.iemlier of Morgan-Kanck Pont. The marker* ure now on the i; raves of all war veterans in the fuunty. Ocean Cit\* residents contributed more than $'200 for the purchase of these markers. o Ml' SIC PROBLEM Guarantor* for Orchetdra Fund Respond Slowly. It wtu reported at the meeting of those interested in the plan to secure 100 guarantors for the .urhestra music fund held in Philadelphia Tuesday evening that only four additional guarantors had heen 1 John E. Trout and the Misses lewl* ami Conard, of this city, were at the meeting. J. A. MacSnerry, chairman of the teering committee, early this week sent out 20fi letters to property own- « ers, asking them to liecome guarantors, and another meeting will l>e held in the rooms of the Matinee Musical Club at the Bellevue-Strat-ford. Philadelphia, next Tueftlay evening. It is expected that a definite conclusion will I* reached by the com- ■ lit tee at that time as to whether to continue the efforts to have an orchestra here thi» summer. LAW FIRM NAWE CHANGED. Ralph Harcourt and Hiram Steel - man announce that they are associated for the general practice of law, under the name of Harcourt & Steelman, at 49 Real Estate and Law Building, Atlantic City, continuing the practice formerly conducted l»y Wootton, Harcourt A Steelman. They also have offices In Ocean City. o 1 ommranni Wrdn*»«Uy, May II. th* I low imc Alley* I* op»n ♦vary nlirtit. Adv. WANTED -ClrT* Seeond Hand Biryclr Addrau 1414 Central *»enu*. Ovaan City. S. J.- Adv. FOR SALE— Upritht Piano. Dapaw. prnri if ally naar, II w. Addra** S. Sentinel ■>IW. Ocean City, N. J.— Adv. WANTED- Girl for yrnrr*! h>u* ork Ka'aiancaa. Colored. Apply I • » S o&d •tract. Ocean Oily, N. J.—Adv, FOB SALE -Three- pie** i*rlor wilt. im> •ra hoxea. di*ha« Vary raa*>na».la. Ai.p'e Hotel Alvya, Brighton. place, Ocean -City, N. J. -Adv. * ORDINANCE NO. 1M. WIIRHKAH. the Clly of Ocean Clly. a municipal corporation of Ne» J«r*ey, fcan.ade a certain pabltr Improvement and It be coat of which la al laaav $77.<S4.?0. Thai n i part of the com of >urb improvement ba* iirrn toMied on property *pecl*lly benefit v* Sitth improvement. tu location, date ol com i-ktion and co*| being •• follow*:— • Improvement -Sheet asphalt laid on conirate foundation location — On A -bury Are., from North to Seventeenth St, and on portion of Eighth. Ninth and Tenth Sta. I»ate of Completion— Oct. 25. 1920. (oat $71,U4.70. WIIKRKAH. to temporarily finance the io»t of ron-t ruction of •aid Improvement the aid City of Ocean City ba* from ttma to time Incurred temporary indebtedoe»« and U i to® evidenced b> temporary improvement iiutna deacrlbed in tha following »cbedulc by their numbrm. dale*. maturities and amounta» follow* : — No. Dale. Maturity. Amount, ftlf June M. 1919 tin Demand 110.050.00 531 July 21. lliltf Ou Demand 15,000.00 547 Hept. 2 J. 10 10- On Demand 8.500.00 5«2 Nov 24, HMO On Demand MOMO 575 liec. 31. 1019 On Demand 204.70 .'•02 Apr. 2»i. 1920 on l>emand 900.00 022 Aug. 3o. 1020 On Demand. OoO.OO 8S4 Oct. SC. It20 Ou Demand 10,000.00 035 Oct. 28. 1020 On Demand 19,000.00 MB I*c. 15. 1019 On Demand 6.0OO.OO An Ordinance authorising the D-uIng or bond* of the Clly of Ocean cuy. Now Jtr--ejr. in the aggregate principal amount of 179.000.00 and to be known a- Paving Bond*. The ltoard or Com ml** loner* of the City of Ocean Clly do ordaiu : 1. Bond* vf lUe City of Ocean City, n municipal corporation of New. Jrraey. In Ibe aggregate prlnclpwl amount of $7$.0u00u. and to be known a> I'avlug Hood*, are hereby authorlied punuant to the prov Dions of an act of the Legislature of New Jersey, entitled. "An A« tu authorise and regulate the D-uance of bond* and other obligations and x tho Incurring of lndehledne-s by county, city, borough, village, town. town-hip or any municipality governed by an Improvement eotnmlaalon," approved Mar h 22. 1919, and the amendment* thereof. Hald bond* shall be dated April 1. 1921, •«*! •hall hear Interest at the rate of al* per centum (9%) per I -nnum, payable nemi-annaally on April 1 * aid October 1 in each yrnr and »b*11 be ■v numbered from I to 7$ Inclusive; said bond* 7- „ -ball be of the denomination of 11,000 00 ) rarii and shall mature $4,000,90 on Jul* I < ■ In each of the years of 191* to J93g Inclusive, and $5,000.00 on July 1, l"M. and July 1. 1940. 2 The money to be ralaed by tab! bonds •hall be applied to the payment of tha temporary Improvement notes a* set forth In 'be preamble hereof and to the payment of the cost nMhta t-sue of bond*. The nmounl of money n ****** ry for ouch purpone being $79,000 fKi. *. The following mailers are hereby determined and declared : « a l The period ot usefulness of the im proYement within the limitation- of said wet I* twenty years. t h) the average valuation of the tavable renl property. Including improve ments of said City of Orenu Clly. computed upon tha neii three preceding valuationthereof, in the manner pr<>« ld*« In section 12 of said net la Ifi.nfkT.lBlLfiflIcl The net debt of the -aid City of Ocean '"ity f --mputcd In tbe manner a* provided In • < tlon 12 of -aid act on nod as or May 2. 1*21. being 1HI47*. <d) The si-temeni- required by aeetlon 12 of said act have been made end filed 4 Tbe ordinance shall tak» effect at tha rvpiratlon of ten day* from It- final Manage WILLIAM If CkMfniCLL. Commissioner* Attoet • — HARRY A. Monnrfi. City Clart. NOTICE. Tha foregalng ordinance wis passed an fir-' and second reading nt a meeting or tha Hoffi of CiimmDstoger* of Orean City. New Jersey, held on the 2nd day of Mav, 1911. and will be taken up for 'hir.i reading and final pa —age at a meet lug of said Hoard to be held on the 11th day of May. Iff I. at ■ the hnur ef 10 oviofh la the forenoon in the J V t .mmi.sloners Chamber*, my Hall, Oceaa City. New Jer-ey. HARRY A, MORRIfi. Olty ClerlL 5-fi.BL.rr. $II.»

MINISTER'S FRIENDS MOURN SUDDEN DEATH The He v. PcoolDgtoD Corioo Hxpirea Soon After Mar* riage Ceremony. hih boat of frtontU here weir hhoBktU Sunday niomiiiB when liie> IcariKkl that the Rev. Pfinniflfton Coroon, a fomtcr |>a*tor of the Firtt M. e. Church of thin city* had died Middeitly at hi> home in Hammonton Sat u t day eveidiiE. Mr. Cor*on, Apareittly in health, hid performed u murrtaKe ceremony in the First M. e. Church of Huntmonton, of which he was pastor, Saturday uflernoon. He took dinner, with his wife, at a hotel, and then went down town and bought a paper. Returning to the parnonage, he guve the paper to Mrs. Corson and went to tike second floor. A few moments later, Mrs. Corson heard the sound of a full. She found her husband lying dead on the floor. Death wo*^ due to cerebral hemorrhage. Mr. Corson was born at Petersburg, Cape May County, August 18, 1851. His father was Captain Allen Corson, who was engaged in the coast tratie. The mother of the deceased died when he was six years old. Mr. Corson was educated at Pennington Seminary. He was in the ministry for 38 years. His first churge was at Port Norris. Successively he was pastor in Sharplown, Elmer, Trenton, Clayton, Princeton, Ocean City, Munustiuan, Haddonfield, Pleusantville and Hammonton. In Haddonfield he built a handsome church. Through his efforts a new church building was begun in Princeton, where he was stationed five years. In Hammonton he was engaged in making his church a community center. Mr. Corson was an anient fisherman ami enjoyed trips to Ocean City. His crowning experience was in Florida a year ago last winter. There, with his son and chum, Dr. Allen Corson, he had many exciting experiences. Mr. Corson was twice married. His first wife, who died eleven years ago, was Miss Sarah Hodan, of Cape May. There were eight children. They are: The Rev. Alexander Corson, superintendent of the Camden District; Dr. Allen Corson, of this city; Harris, who is in business In California; the Rev. Pennington Corson, of Barnegat; Paul, of Philadelphia; Mrs. P. K. DuBois, of Glassboro, ami Misses Louise ami Caroline Corson of West Chester. Mr. Corson's second wife was Mrs. Emma J. Rowe,- of Haddonfield. Short services were held in the church at Hammonton yesterday morning. The body was then taken to Cannlen, where services were held in the Broadway M. e. Church iny the afternoon, conducted b imminent officials of tie Methodist Church. The speakers included Dra. John Handley and Edward Forrest Hann. Th' V.terment was at Clayton. RENTS COTTAGE FOR $1,000. Eugene J. Finnan, member of the Baltimore Stock Exchange, has rented the Mrs. S. E. Daus' Cottage. 800 Plymouth Place, through the agency of J. William Morrison. The rental is $1,000. — o OTIS M. TOWItSEHD BUILDER Office: 8th St. Opposite P. o ocean city, n. j. Only galvanized nails used on exterior work STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION, ETC., .REQUIRED BY TBE ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUCUfiT 14. 1911 nt Ovwwn City SmUmI. published wwkljr it O City. N. J., for AprH 1921 Stat* of Saw J- 1 try. Count? of Cap* Ma?. M. Hvforw ma. a Notary Public la and for tha Stata and County aforatald. par tons It y appaarad Howard M. Stain ton. who, havinc baan duly sworn according to low, tit pom and »«yt that ha D tha Praaldant of tha Ocoan City Print ina and Publishing Co., and that tha following la. to the br« of his knowladga and baltaf. n tnia atatamaat of tha ownership managantant tic., of tho aforasald publication for tha data (ho«n In abova caption, required by tha Act of AuguM 24. 1912. amhodiad to taction 44$. Portal Lawt and Ragulaiiont to wit: I That tha na ma- and addr««a*« of 'he publisher, editor, managing editor, and boatitMi manAffpri Mr#! Publisher, Oeean Cltv Printing and Publishing (*». Ocoan Clt*. N. J. & It tor, John F. MaeNaiwae. Ocean CHy.K Janaglng Editor, Howard S. Stalnton. Ocean Business' Manager, Howard 8. Stalntoa. Ocoan City. ntj. I. That tha ownora are: Howard S. Brainton. Harry F. Stanton. H. F. Mowror. M. M LewD. E. B Bacon. B F. Smith. A. R. Smith. I. That tha known bondholder*, iwortgaa eat. and other eecwrtty holders owning or holding 1 par cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortage*, or at hat securities art: 4. That tho two paragraphs next above, giving tha names of the owner*, stockholder*, and security holders. If any. contain not only the list of stockholder* and security holder* as they appear upon tha book* of iha eompony but alio. Is «m where tho ar or aacurtiy holder appears upon tha books of tha company as tniriao or »• any other Mwrlnry roLtton. tho nam* of the : arson or rorpo ration for whom such trwatoo Is srtlag Is given : nlao that tho sold two naragra.A. •ontaln stotomenu ombrarlng nfimnt s full knowledge and belief as to the rirrum*tanee. and renditions under whDh stockholder* and security holder* who do not apreor upon tha liooks of tha company as tnwtoon. hold stork and aacu title* In a oa parity other than that of a bona (Ida owner: and this affiant has no reason to befleve that any other person, ...octal loa. or corporation has any Intaroat ' direct or Indirect In the said stork bonds, or ' othar Securities than as oo stated by Mm. t. Th.t the avornaa numha. of ooplm of each Issue o f this pahlicuii..n soM or dlririhutsd. through th* malls or otherwise, to aaM subscribers during the ria taohiho prseeedlag tha date shown above i* IW ^ HOWARD fi. 8ATINT0N. hx Sworn to and subwlbed before me this l*th *W <rf A|>rll ^ N«.r, PAH. (My rommlaelon aspire April II. 191$ ) I SEAL)

Wm. H. Vanderherchen Manufacturer ef AWNINGS Tfintf, FtRffi, Porch Swing C«vtr«, Yecht Awnlnffi, Cuehlenfi. Waterproofed Covert, 414*16 Callowhill 5t.» Phlla*f P«. I (

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All RACTIVB (atViCC, The young folka of tlie Sumlay Sclmol look an active part in iho pleading nong aervicc in obscrvenci' of "Mother*' Day" in the Firnt M E. Church evening. It wu> u nenice puriicularly for the young people, ami Mm enjoyed hy a large congregution. The service began with the congregation ringing "Onward, Christian Soldier." The youngriers nong the chorus, ami then verse* were *ung j -cpurulcly by the boya and girl",' who were encouragcl by the pastor,1 Dr. Handle), lo do Iheir bc»l, ami they did, for which they were com- 1 mended by the pastor. The congregation nung "Encamped Along the Hills of Light," uml the children followed with ."Wiien He Cometli to Take Up Hit Jewels.". After the ringing of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic," prayer wa* offered by Dr. Handley, and the choir Jiang. "I Have Set Watchmen Upon the Hillh." Thi> wu- well sung. L J u at liefore the regular church announcementii were mude. Dr. I Handley hoid that they were to *orry to hear of the pairing away of their brother, Rev. Pennington Portion, but they were glud to know that hi* was a triumphal march into the kingdom. With the singing of Hymn IK", "Yield Not to Tempation," the children liogaii their part of the program. o DANCES DISCONTINUED. 4)wing to alteration." the entertain- 1 ntent* ami dance* held in The Lincoln Ballroom have boon diftcontfnu- ' ed; and all courtesy card* arc rescinded from thin date.

MACKEREL SUPPER ENJOYED. The mackerel -upper given hy tlie Pre*b> lerian Men'* Cla-.- in the A*>»emhly hall of the Church wo* enjoyed hy member* of the cla»» and inuny of their friends. The menu watt elaborate. Tlu- mackerel, a* well a* the other daintie*, were fine, tlie whole beiny: a genuine treat. It i. said that about $50 wo> miaed. o STAYS HERE TILL SEPTEMBER. The Rev. R. 8. 8ny<ler will re- 1 main her a* pa*tor of the First Presbytcriap Church until Septemijei 1 1. The pastoral relations will remain undisturbed until that time, it ' i> officially announced. o NEW RESTAURANT R««of Garden Establishment on the Boardwalk. M. Lambert, of New- York, who ha* wide experience a* a restaurant] man in that city and some of the I large citie* of tlie west, has leased r t Ike restaurant in the apartment and "tore building being constructed on | ! the Boardwalk at Third *treet by Dr. Amandus Johnson, of the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania. | Mr. I^imbert will conduct the] > Roof Garden Restaurant, ami will I open it on Memorial Day. He plans I to have one of the most complete , restaurant* in this section of the state. o TREAT BY DR. HANDLEY. The Rev. Dr. John Handley, pastor, in the First M. E. Church next 1 Sumiay w ill give the first of a series t of discourses on Paul and the famous cities of antiquity." Hi* subject next Sumiay will be "The Golden City of Jerusalem." I

Mn aiolU HI f ^ ^ Sunday ■ ROUND Trip f- - | wsrfai^cri. Lxcursion PHILADELPHIA D SUNDAY, MAY 15 Train Leaves Ocean City - - - - 6.47 A. M. Returning, leaves Philadelphia 7.30 P. M. q Sole of tickets begins May 13 — T> nris ■ rrsrr»rd K> im sslv of lor the news, lo thr n«nnty — n j swmi s.sjsha, n Pennsylvania System Mil ^liolli ilfolii SIM Soulh Jeisey ice Company * has taken over the business of Consumers' Ice and Coal Company and of Atlantic Ice and Fuel Company Orders for ice directed to South Jersey Ice Company, Ocean City, N, J., will receive attention -jjw This is a 3-19 B, Wrstinghouse full automatic Electric Range Rf Other styles in stock. Let us V?w/ II- |p— 1) s^°w y011 ^ advantage* o( 01 JIB' ¥ co°king*by electricity. Cheaper I I tU ;as and cleaner. IN I We carry a full hnc of West. C© J . 1 Mazda and Nitrogen IfV ■ /I • II I P™ 1 W. I. j^YMONII) " \ aiS Asttianr it octANOTYRj. All Wwvk |»snst»i Auto Two* rstlmwtv* 9*r*lsht< 9»ssi MJ f ALFRED 8CHERM Ocean City Upholsterer an<j Decorator Window Shades and Awnings Made 1038 Aabury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J CAMPBELL'S GARAGE 0. M. CAMPBKLL, Prop, Twelfth 8treet and Asbtxry A venae OCEAN CITY, N. J.

DR. SNYDER WILL PRE At h. Tlie Rev. R. R. £u>d*r will prc-ac lioth niurniitg and everting in the Fii>t Pre*b>terian Church »»ext Suit- ( day. In the morning iii* subject will i lie '*The Acid Te*t." In the evening . there will l»r u »-o:.g ervioe. Dr. ' .Sttyder will preach on "What I* Your Life?" K*p*ri mi lmm4iHm» iW First National Bank Orris Clly. K. J. *i Ike rirM wl hwstnes* Ayrrl 2*. »»*»- ssaocmcaf Lmi.- and diaeouitta iiKlrinui rr-Uisrouats 20 Less rv-discotifitr — IMJILU 9922^7* 0 rrdrdraft* \ j U. K i^'.vrnmcrt' aM-wriitr- j: :.»>•. f, • Oih*r B»rui». mock*, svcu'ittv-. *tv » + .'*u *: li*nkin/ btHisr *u«J furniture a Ml fixture* 04.T99.79 ! I iirsl E-'-'.c osnri other than 1 b*nku . H"u- ll^ul "« ICasli it. Vaui' 29.447.74 1 I Lawful reratvc with Federal lieI ser.e liank . 4*.4$7.a: I lien, with FeOersi Keaerte Brutk. I in t'toevM of collarikti. i:.4»'. «: j I Kei An."ut.' due frowr Na(u>rtal Hunks 24^40.79 1 I Nc sasotint due f r<*r Bsaka. I lkhi.il> and 7«u»: < o '» 7.452.$'. | I < on Bank* outstde <■' etiy of Hank and other cash Means .'.jH.lll K*dMR4i<>„ FruM. with U. 8. Trwwaurv: . ... . 2.JOU.4 11..***.** : 1.1ABIL1T1KS I C*|dtal Stork (attd iu Ilw.wo0.99 Suruio- luud . IOUAW9 9V 1 • ,Jed I'rohts 17.-.. Not** . . - 49.590.90 !»,»• I.. Nat tonal Banks 1.7<>4 I Csrlilinl cheeks outstan«i.> . 1.412.51 I I Caahti ■ ' • checks on o» n lank I oui standing i... i. 9.94 1 iktuM:, sub>vc' lo cheek 474.219.02 | Certificate of lirfOttU due tnlcM than So day* — -- 7.99o 00 I H-|.<«4is . 447.10a 44 J I Postal Savinjr* liepoaita — 19.0 J j Kill. |.a) ai4e othar than with Kedri a! Ba-u-rxe Bat.* 11.000-0- . Bill* Pa> aide with Fadetai ILaerve Bank 29MSv.O«< •1.404.949 24 I State rvf New Jersey. Cowmr of Cajw May. a* I 1. H S Musrtr. Carivter of the a WiI naast-l bank, do solcwinly sarar tha1 tL | above -taieeneat is true to tha h**t of my I kaowVrdec and belief H S MOWREB. Cashier. I Sworn and subscribed before me this 5th I da> of May. 1*21. I IL Curtis Kotanaoo. Notary Public. Correct A 'tee* : H HOWARD THORN. R W EDWARDS. WM. G ABBOTT Director* j ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY | djcalis iw pnrnnn Mountain Ice - OCEAN CITY N J. I II AVE you a cottage, bungalow | ^ I or apartment to luiuiah? We have a line of purnituku at less than Philadelphia prices. Window shades a specialty. ( CHAS. E. ADAMS A BRO. 720-22 ASRURY AVE. Wm. H. Colli sson, |r. 4 Ana. M. Am. Hoc. C. K. Civil Engineer and Surveyor I City Kof u»ear. Ocean L'ltjr, N J. BRECKLEY'S HOUSE AND SIQN PAINTERS CLINTON L. BRECKLEY, PROF Heady Mixed Pain to, Lead and Oil* 830 and 93Z Anbury avenue. Pltonr. *ft-W Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey To One and All Oo Not Forget the Old Reliable Bay Villa Laund ry ' which was established in 1916 Try it once— complete your laundry I while you wait. Call, write or phone, 1 58-w 217 BAY AVENUE r Ocean city, N. J. FRANCRS FREEMAN. Pro*. FIRE ESCAPES for nil types of buildings .ALSO REPAIRED - AND PAINTED We guarantee approval of local and State authorities on all our work. Builders4 Iron Work BROWNWORTH * CO. a tan aaaaoM aretcT U FHIUkOKt-FHia "Ut «• BaMsnktr* i\ Try an Adv. L in the Sentinel and eat Quick Results.

John Marts Lumber Co. Ninth Street end He vert Avenue OCKAM CITY. N. J. Millwurk, Moulding*. ButlJtog P*pcr, P 1a* tor Board. Moil*, Soot W*tgc* eu. R* D0BA4** For oi*0«d. Prorupt D*l v«ry. R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBINC COMPANY 1 m mom m iu New Office* 817 ASBURY AVENUE whirr poliue* *ad iiueS* will be cordially mdt renrd JOSEPH BROADLEY PLUMBING and HEATING 731 Asbury Avenue Ocoan City, N. J. Phone b 5 - M Geo. F. Saxton PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. GRAINING *hd DECORATING 1035 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY omomc. 99-99 HEW JERSEY — ———————— __ Jones' Men's Shop B04-06 Asbury Avenue Ocoar. City, N.J. OPENING FEATURING Hart, Schaffner &l Marx Clothing — — ^ — ~ — — - — TO Notice SPECIAL REDUCnON IN PRICES Vulcan and Acorn Gas Ranges Discount for Cash City Gas Light Co. Bell Ptoone, I86*J \ ureiture Stored Reupholstcring ESTIMATE ^lnd°W ShA<k* FOR YOU ; Awnings and 'House Furnishings Our price* ere l<o«reai possible coneisteot with Uood Work sad Beat Materiel Lawrence T. Lear 654 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. — ^ c—m 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 J. W. KIRKBRIDE Old Turnpike near Shore Btoad PLEASANTVILLE. N. J PboM. 104-J WIRE | KRAU88 To Wire Vour House PHONB Mo. 177-W 411 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY j Be Prepared TIME FOB SPRING HOUSE CLEANING IS HERE and there are one hundred and one articles needed for * this purpose, which yon never think of until they arc needed. Why not stop in one of our stores and look over what we have to offer you at price* that are always right? I Wallace & Son, Inc. 1 60* AND *58 AMUNY AV«. »A**a*aaa***a**a»***** J lust to Announce the Arrival f REINER'S FAMOUS CHOCOLATES f f exclusive agency of these candies w for ocean city w ••«••••••• ^ | j Hughes' Central Pharmacy J I eifMh Stmt mi W«My X f accAit cm, it. jl f

«*Tf44 AMR < >I»49W Scotch Mall I h^MlAklLli ' OPCh ALL %LAIf»Br . A quiet. btgL-Ci**- Lome *«if1able Urn MmI '•« gear tuomi I U*m u* ericrly mud im eifl | ' a« «:r ^g » quiel pa*pr im bJCET. Cuju i ;.g oader maftcTwimCM a gradaeir IfiaUirim. ktgi*;r.'d G i+s'mot* K«x a. way* ou doty, bmtbm \ i—gr. KmcL nr, Uriel; fukcr i-atoast g>o— i Ticatiuest : **>• ofat w tk* ^aWtc. D HvhlDthY, iNift* N. a. lew**;, m. m. IU*d hwfo* MILLER COTTAGE 77D UBliai Am*« 1 0» HAM CZIT >itw StMMKY Opmt All Ibt Year Hot-** *4 or Hen i -VMA I THE BISCAYNE Vruimy Apci: IS k*taU( vwaer i* #«*ey be**" n * <jcc*l **eooe oppoms Moerlyn umee FrlvaU Batbw Booklet e. saiaULteaa GANDY COTTAGE *U i mtttmi Avecoe < Mm oo f it y Km* Jcraey upm oil toe Tee* Warn rweww* mm* every cuovmm** Mao. i.r*u oaar**L en*. THE HAN1FJMN tie W roley Aveoue HOOfifii . aiog* **4 ba drib rnvau ha lb THE DARLINGTON (Farm*** tka i wta III) llRi (Mill Ave < Joeati •• '«> . R.J. »a (M Um iu Mar- - OL IMS *: 'Miot. jrjee. weea-wo* geeeleae* do s ■ I'*L t>*>i UMTwr M aa J A— D- Caorma E. L. SMJTH E. H . CAMPBELL Smith & Campbell HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS J43 Aabory Ave. Ocean Qty. M. J Samuel Meeker ALL KINDS OF JUNK I v'l' AjJirT laTTSS Theo. F. Hildreth Electrical Contractor JiUll Work a tyilMfj Office 10J2 Central Avtaat j _ OCEAN CITY, N. J. John Q. Dennis JOBBING # CARPENTER No J«b too Laxge, No Job toe Sanll Eetimave* ^JSSooi | HKiDLEl 4l IBJJn 5252=2= Reading Coal AMD Bi—img Wooa *9 Mne or eeeo. fiat ^eeaj^UriieejM* WIM a Camburn & Carwithen ' Carpenters AUTHORIZED AGENTS Mr All Metal and Diamond Metal Weather Strips 43 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street BaUdtnc Thirty ■>* ortb at . aa i Waat ava. a OCEAN CITY, R. a. Yill POw ,r Real Estate and Search Company Fidelity Trost Company W Udvud Title aid Tnst Co. Titie Inauranoe Soaroboa Abetrwot* of Tltk, 1 ^ File Inammaoe OAom ta First Nationl Bank Baildinc Oape Ma^Oourt Bow ii takr » »«* *0 Oi tlfc . their aireo naar pattrms to cheeae