OCKAN CITY SKNTINftL, OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1921 . ,

NEW DAWN FOR THIS CITY'S GARDEN SECTION Shops and Stores of Variety at Third Street and Hoardwalk When u class in a Duluth school was a»ko<i to describe' that city, one uf the ls»va wrote : "This wonderful town io fifty miles tunc, one mile wide and two mile* high (Duluth l» built on a hill). H hex many churchrr, many school house*, some street ear trucks, and three ends ami a middle, but our end of town ha* none." I Thia description might almost apply to Ocean City, which for length, narrowness ami one or two other things has few equals. What is commonly calle<l Ocean City could very well he divided into several little lawns, each groupe«i around the stations, which are now called after the number of streets but which could with propriety be called by an individual proper name. Perhaps the most distinct loealit) of these many parts of Ocean City is the Third and Fourth streets district. To many this neighborhood is the select locality of this narrow , . but elongated, town. Its growth has been rapid and stead) . The dwellings arc mostly of a high class, attractive in design ami artistic in ap- 1 pearanoe and Joseph M. Rowland,' Otis II. Townseml and others have, spent their best efforts here. This section, however, has labored under several disadvantages. No post office, no drug store, not even a restaurant, where a ravenous fisherman or a tired cottage rens could still a big hunger were to be found. The nearest post office was a quarter of a mile away and otehr necet- , sary conveniences for a happy existence at the ♦ shore were likewise wanted, or nearly a mile distant. But these wants have been supplied. -The Garden section" of Ocean City, as many term it, will no longer languish foi want of business places. A Philadelphia man has erected nine stores, a large restaurant and a roof garden cafe, ^worthy of that end of town. The restaurant ami roof garden will be under the management of Mr. ljtmbert, of New York, and Mr. Robinson, of Philadelphia. The furnishings will be of a high class and the sendee the best obtainable. Music will be furnished at certain hours, with concert programs on Sunday evenings. The Ocean City Book and Stationery store will carry a very large stock of books in the line of novels, history, biography, travels, etc., as well as latest musk magazines and periodicals, together with daily . papers aad a full line of stationery. An attractive reading room has been' furnished for the use of members of the Readers' Club and general customers. A very complete line of toys will be earned and there will be no need for cottagers there to go below Third street to satisfy the wants of the "Kiddies." One ef the important new stores will be the Ocean City Sampler Shop. This store will carry a unique line of art and needle work, hand-painted lamp shades and all the latest designs in hand-painted things for the up-to-date home, many of the articles being originally designed and execut- , ed by the owners of the shop. No member a f the Ocean City summer colony, interested in beautiful things can possibly afford to miss the opportunity of visiting this store. Instruction in hand-painting and art needle work will also be given free to customers. In connection with the sampler shop will be a branch postIn the row of stores at Third and Boardwalk, one will also find a candy fihop, a delicatessen stored and above all, a hair dresser and a Ashing tackle store. The hair dressing establinhwill be Conducted by Mrs. Pear! E. Krieger, of Chicago, who cornea with a wide experience and highly recommended. She will undoubtedly gain the eonffdenee and good will of Ocean City from the first. The fishing tackle store, which is si ready in operation, is conducted by Dr. 8. L. Lipschutz, who needs no introduction to the fishing public of this dty. With his efficient partner, Mr. Reerdon, he is making every effort to hare one of the most complete OQd up-to-date tackle stores, not eJy IrOtewt. City, hut on the entftva peart. His store will be s delight to the heart of every true fisherman and for e "fortune- seeker «•' the deep" in this district not to visit Dr. Upsehtitz's place at Third and Boardwalk would be worse than going to Rome without seeing the Vatican. If one is hunting for anything that will aid one In bringing the in- 1 habitants of the ocean up on dry land, go to Third and Boardwalk. It will be foond there. One wiM also he able to have one's clothes pressed In the "Garden Section" this coming season, and "baggy" trousers will be out of style around Third street. A high class tailor from Philadelphia will he In business there. ; ■ # r NEW APARTMENT Headier Ce. Has Contract from Frank Griffith The L. I*slle Head ley Co. has been awarded the contract to build a two family apartment house en Fourth street, near Corinthian avenue for Frank Griffith, of Phlladet phla. Mr. Griffith is a Philadelphia., and has been summering here for the last three years. The apertment will cost about 17,00& and will be complete.! by July ^pLi— »■■■ *■ All the latest and most up-to-date 1ft* * H1NTIHIC1. Rrery .—J

SAVED FROM SEA Philadelphia Boat Captain Had Trouble (Iff City The Fourth Street United State Coast Guards went to the u stance of CapU Ed. Sltaller, of "the knockabout" cabin cruiser, Wilt*har, f.oih South Atlantic City to Fortencue, in trouble a mile south of the xcu buoy . last Thursday afternoon. The WilUhar, experienced engine trouble, and Capt. Shaller started for the beach here in a small napth.i launch, leaving a sailor named Gallagher on board the cruiser. Shaller, who hailes from Philadelphia, wax having difficulties, and the crew of the Fourth street station was notified by the lookout man, Kobt.1 I Cordery. The men went out in their boat and helped Shaller, whose craft was getting rough treatment from the piling of the Hippodrome Pier, i Pier. Shaller was taken into the Coast Guards' boat, and his cruiser was towed to Datscheg's Machine shop for repairs. Shalles'x naptha lw»at wax filling with water and he was rescued just in time. o CONDUCTOR RETIRES Nurlhfirld Man Wax With the Reading Many Years ' Eleven employes of the Philade! phia A Reading Railuay and axso* | ciate companies were placed on the pension list during the past month. I Jacob Reichcrt. Bridgeport, Pa., who was employed ax a lock tendei. Schuylkill Navigation Co., holds the record for length of service among the men who have Juxt been pensioned. Next in length of sendee among these additions to the pension list i> I Jonathan W. Dungun, Northfield, N. , J., conductor, Atlantic City Railroad. with 47 years, 10 months of service to his credit. o Lost something? Place an ad in the SENTINEL and it will be quickly returned. THE HI MAN I ELEMENT President Harding said: \ "The human element comes first." i Yea find this element in * our Iwrkir.g service, ax f we always aim to make ' 1 I 7 it courteous, friendly, m prompt and efficient. 1 < : * * ' OCEAN CITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY OCEAN CITY, N. J. I

I TESTIMONY TAKEN IN | CAMP GROUND MATTER Fir#! of Series of Hearing* in Certiorari Proceedings Brought by Fort and Others Claud E. Myroxe, of Atlantic City, sitting ax a State Supiemt* Court I Commi**iniicr, took testimony in tlx City Commissioners' 'chamber* here Batuidu> afternoon in the camp ground certiorari proceeding*. This suit, it will be recalled, stopped the proposed election lu-t fall, the election being for the purpo*e of deciding whether the camp ground >hould be sold. There was apparently considerable opposition to the sale of the ground, und to ascertain just what the pioperty owners desired, it was decided > to endeavor to settle the matter by u general election. | Thos. R. Fort, Jr., pre*i<lent, .Mil- , ton k. Han , and olhei > of the TaxI payers' Association of Ocean City, applied for and obtained a writ of certiorari. They made the cluim that they have a right in tlie camp ground plot. I At the hearing before Coinrnisnoner My rose, who is a stenograph | cr, City Solicitor A. C. !Jo*weil, foi tliix municipality offered in evidence condemnation proceedings by whirl' the city acquired title to the property. Messrs. Fort ami Harr, among hundreds of others, were awar.ied , damages for the taking of their rights in the camp ground property. Harvey Carr, of Carr A Carroll, representing Mr. Fort, produced u deed showing that his client had purchased property ffbm Elmer Hurd. lot 863, section C, where Mr. Fort resides. In connection with its evidence on the condemnation proceedings, the city introduced a paper signed by Elmer Bard, releasing his right in the camp grouud. This release, it was claimed, was received before Mr. Fort purchased the lot from Mr. Bard. Documentary evidence was presen- j ted covering various phases of the matter, and the testimony of City Clerk Harry A. Morris and City En- . gineer W'. H. Collisson was taken. Another hearing will lie held at a . date to be set, when the city will present additional evidence. o ASKED TO MEET All Hotel Keepers Wanted at Gathering June 3 The Hotel Proprietors' Association of Ocean City, cordially invites all in the hotel business here to attend thfc meeting of the association at the Lincoln Hotel. Fri«lay evening, June 3, when officers of the State Association will be present. All who plan to attend the meeting are requested to inform Mrs. Johnson Roney, corresponding secretary, at once, so that preparations may 1* made. o ISSUES NEW SH ARES The Home Building and Loan Association at a meeting a few nights since opened its new series of stock, the eighteenth. A number of shares have already been taken.

MANY AT LINCOLN llotrl Association Mediate There Friday, June 3 The Lincoln is eutiraly booked over the Memorial Day week-end, and is rapidly booking the entire hou*e for tiic months of July and August. The Hotel Proprietor*' Association of Ocean City will entertain the , officers of the State Hotel A>-<»cix-tion at the IJncolu on Friday evening, June 3. Among the guests of the lanroln are: Judge and Mrs. Uilliam Newcorn, Plainfield; Mr». Carlton and daughter, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. lH*an, Philadelphia; J. Thomas Hill. New York; Mr. and Mrs. Thos. T. Wcdfemleu, Drexel Hill, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. John Walton and (laughter, of Frankford; Mr. Harold Bachman, Minneapolis, Minn. ■■ o AN HONEST BOY Ocean City surely has a good example of an honest boy. Tuesday of lust week, an over-night hag was lost hy Mrs. L. MUkelly, of thixYity. It was found by Archie Carlson, son of Vernon R. Carlson, 1003 Ashury avenue, this city, and returned that evening, intact. Mrs. Miskclly, desires, through these columns, to ex- ( pre-- sincere thanks and gratitu<ie to 1 Archie for his honesty. o E SCHOOL WORK EXHIBIT The annual exhibition of the work of the pupils in the manual training and domestic science departments of . the Wesley avenue Graded school will I* held in this school. Fourth 1 street and Wesley avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon and evening. The public is cordially invited to inspect the work. NEW CLERK AT BANK Stanley Gaudy, of Tuckahoe. will ucceed Frank Schneider, in the! title department of the Ocean City I Title and Trust Company, when Frank leaves his position within a few days to go in business on the Boardwalk. o ' Lost something? Place an ad in the SENTINEL and it will be quirk- !> i. - irned. C. Ellwood Carpenter's The Casino Club DANCE Saturday Evening MAY 28 6 The Casino Club Orchestra Always the Best Floor Music Environment _______

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jffBkNEWSOF I lijjffl AMERICAN """ LEGION APPLJCATlONh FOR BOM B The bonus committee will meet after the tegylat session of MorganKartck Post next Thursday evening, for the purpose of receiving applications for bonus from all former service men. American Audit Co. ACCOUNTANTS Audit* Examinations By sir ins Income Tax CJ»»». W. Perry, C. P. A. (N. Y.) Srnlri l M»i.ft*er Belter* Cowl BaiUwf. fk.UMrlyLi, Pa. WilliaiD S. Leech U Cits 4*4 AlUalK are . PU* 241M Wm. h. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Building Thirty-fourth it aad West avc. OCEAN CITY, N. J. ItesUeace: J«Oj Cealrri Amre Hell RSene "" I Now is the Time to 1 Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey OTIS M. TOWISERD BUILDER Oppick: 8th St. Opposite P. O OCEAN CITY, N. J. Only galvanized nails used on exterior work George W. Harris Contractor, Builder and Jobbing; Plan* Fee*. Haagsio*, « Specialty No. 13 W. Fourteenth Street OCEAN CITY. N. J. H*tl Ft»oo.. .1Xhi« paiiMU lot t ln-uraac* CaiTMM Leander S. Corson : BUILDER io»a wriiiiT avc 1 ocean citv, a. a, pnonc. ist-u | MMMU Dr. w. p. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE OCEAN CITY. N. J. »rni x MUIH-M |»iu»n.ox| Hail I tom^.wo NSIKSI O/nawlim Hmuf aoo UonwUTr U> niDtMln H»yy|si> MOV«MMU I Dk. Florence B. Haines lluure Sy AppoloUaaat OCKAN CITY. N. J. Hourv-a-ioa. ru jf-S p. m Allen Corson, I. D. 824 Wesley Avenue City New Jersey ' A*. Hell a* w iDler-HimU Up A. ^JKRSCHKL PKTTIT, M. D ' •07 WESLEY AVE. I OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY i»l»ra Mourn. lloWa m. T lot p. ax. 'hone 'ft«v Hour* Plxme it: Daliltto lea m riolyn. John H. Whiticar, M. D. 717 Wim* AVENUE 1 OCEAN CITY. N. J. i»«c# Hour*. i>e«in illy TuMhloy W'edMBday.l » it a. m. Prklay , mierAey, ( | JD Kit p. m. DK. CHAS. H, VAIL Otlcepalbk Pbytkftaa itreeu ill iimie PhlledelpOla OAre v... -.a» «.nu litbeaol WtaleTrum liida. Hiat lltoeeTO-W Phooe. Yalaai Ua* J. Pre«»cott Cadman, Jr. t atate at Mark Lake funeral Director 800 Central Avenue | Ocean City New Jersey AI'TO FOiteWGNT ■t —— ffaw—c 11 auttttn.rt.us. < Woortoi, Harcoart t Staelman law orriccs TIT tiaaat ftomi Law tvaaiaa Setae eitt. t. 4. iTuatta tm,S. | »»»M II l a V P m ANDREW C. BOSWELL I Law Offices Master in Chancery eopree Ave- •»* st* S* oetAh OITY. M. J,

ARE you using Edison Mazda Lamps 7 If not, why not? They give three times as much light as the old style Carbon lamps 1 for the same current consumption. OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE of Atlantic City Electric C oropaoy — — —

William Maloney Auto Electricians SjiccdowetcTs Repaired. Batter ic* Repaired. Proto-Lite Storage liatteries. Ai*etyleneGa«Ap|»liam r- 1 2307 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. l'hoiic 238 J Something New for the benefit of Occaa Citv pejplc Ocean City House Cleaning Comnany will riaanyoar batel. UmtIisc tanuar. •>>tlJMCr. offirt, or MU tlila^ >o« u. ft^u W •tufru-r. fv»f)litir« Ju«I|U»ii»u»jSi. w do III# !"»•• . AII »nrk ruaiMilin] W# Will do It bf U*r rooirarl Of da/, li.o u» » trial. 73O West Avenue Ocean City New Jersey It'll . TS W JOM.8. KOOI Rb A BA55EU. A. L JuM Km. ABBOTTS' Alderney Dairies lac. Philadelphia and Seashore Seventh St. and West Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Abbott's "A" Milk Cream Buttermilk L Leslie Headley Co. BUILDER5 Architectural Service SIS EIGHTH STREET s m# n— If? a<«*M Ocean Qty. N J. Designer and Builder of ArtisUc Runga Iowa, Convenient Cut tag ra, Ij.-io-lXttr Apartments. Modern Hotels. ===== SEE ===== CLOUTING, BRECKLEY AND GODFREf i airom vou do toua Faiuvinc Contractors and Painters OCEAN CITT. N. J Urn. PMoat. aos-n 2* Lee & Bourgeois Carpenters and Builders OCEAN CITY'. N. J. Jobbing Work a Specialty J05. D. ILG E. A. BOURGEOIS Rnldmt kesldHK* "»♦ pta<r nth a»4 C«atral Ava IN.M Nmk.«7i-« R. Hayes CARPENTER Jobbing work promptly swap did »o lor Sale CotUgv* for Sole and Rent TMrtp-HNrl Si. art Ashn An ocur on. R. J. ucti «a«-j ARtriRtBi MR| HUMBERT C. PONTIERE BUILDER Tw» wmi okai on. a. i. < VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT 04 9 Qu*«*M*a Trust Buiie<n| Atlantic Ctty. N. J. NOTICE It ««« »#*d *» *U v«**4 »»« %» da Jo**-* araaad root ll. uw Offx-a m Lava I H d» u ciaaaiac a 8»vci«lt» bitWA>M %>«> WW FLORIDA D 'ONES •3? DMPGON avt Occam citv New dtnac* Baggage Called He and DaMvareg l^nralaiid l^oog OMancs. PhoMfKs TKU« K NKIiVfi *K J. B. THOMSON ft BON EXPRESS 7« WRST AVRKUK CRj, New Jervej Aff ktnW oak sad Cwtnl Pbewe U K Whiter E. Allen ?4S ASBURY AVENUE lafhiVDii^naimf^ '

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