^ : OCKAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1921 : r — — ~ — -

NEW DAWN FOR THIS OUT'S GAfiOEN SECTION Shops and Store* of Variet} at Third Street and Boa rd walk | When a daaa in a Duluth school was asked to describe' that city, one of the U>t m m> « . "This win i tie i ful town in fifty miles Ion*, one mile wide wmi two miles high (Duluth is built on a hill). It ha* many' churches, in Any school houses, some street cat track*, end three ends ami « middle, hut our end of town lum none." I This description might Almost apply to Ocean City, which for length, narrowness end one or two other Lhluga ha* few equals. What Jm commonly called Ocean City could very well be divided into several little towns, each grouped around the stations, which are now called after the number of street* but which could with propriety ite called by an individual proper name. Perhaps the most distinct locality of these many part* 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 steady. The dwellings are mostly of u high class, at- ' ; tractive in design and artistic in ap- , pea ranee ami Joseph M. Rowland, j Otis If. Townaend and others have i spent their best effort* here. This section, however, has labored j under several disadvantages. No i post office, no drug store, not even a 1 restaurant, where a ravenous fisher- < man or a tired cottageresa could still \ a big hunger were to be found. The nearest post office was a quar- , tor of a mile away and otohr nece- v sary conveniences for a happy exis- t tence at the shore were likewise wanted, or nearly a mile distant. But these wants have been supplied. t The Garden section" of Ocean City, | as many term it, will no longer Ian- . I

guish for 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 and roof garden will be under the management of Mr. l<ambert, of New York, and Mr. Robinson, of Philadelphia. The furnish ings will be of a high cla as and the service the best obtainable. Music will be furnished at certain hours, with concert programs on Sunday evenings. The Ocean City Book and Station ery store will carry a very large stock of books in the line of novels, history, biography, travels, etc., awell aa latest music magazines and periodicals, together with daily papers and a full line of stationery. An attractive reading room has been furnished for the use of members of the Readers' Club and general customer*. A vary complete line of toys will be carried and there will be no need for cottagers there to go below Third street to satisfy the wants of the "Kiddies." One of the important new stores will be the Ocean City Sampler Shop. This store will carry a unique line of art and needle work, hand-painter) lamp shades and all the latest designs in hand-painted things for the up-to-date home, many of the articles beinr oririnallr ■fir) MMiit. I w"! originally designed and execut-

ed by Che owners of the shop. No member of the Ocean City summer colony, interested in beautiful things ean 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 aampler shop will, be a branch postIn the row of stores at Third and Boardwalk, one will also And a candy *hop, a delicatessen More, and above all, a hair dresser and a Ashing tackle store. The h^ir dressing establishment will feedbndu ct*d by Mrs Peart E. Krieger, of Chicago, who cornea with a wide experience and highly recommended. She will undoubted ly gain the confidence end good will of Ocean City from the Am. The Ashing tackle store, whleh Is already in operation, ia conducted by Dr. 8. L. Lipsehutz, who needs no Introduction to the Ashing public of this dty. With his efficient partner, Mr. Reardon, he is making every effort to have one of the most complete and up-to-date tackle stores, not only In Ocean City, but on the entire eoaiL Hia store will be a delight to the heart of every true Asherman and for a "fortune- seeker of the deep" in this district not to visir Dr. IJpnchuti'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 inhabitants of the ocean up on dry land, go to Third and Boardwalk. It will he found there. One will also be able to have v*e'« clothes pressed In the "Garden Sec dan" this coming season, and "baggy" trousers will be out of style around Third street A high class tailor from Fhitadelphla will be in huaineM there. NEW APARTMENT Needle? Co. Nan Contract from Prank Griffith The L. Leslie Heedley Co. ha* been awarded the contract to build a two-family apartment house on Fourth street, near Corinthian avenue for Frank Griffith, of Philadel phla. Mr. Griffith la a Philadel phis «has boon summering Here for last three years. The apert men t *l|| Port about |7,nud wilt be completed by July AH the latest gdiMrtt sp-Matr ijow. to the SENTINEL every ™, r* .do uii j

I SAVED FROM SEA Philadelphia Boat Captain Had Trouble Off City The Fourth Street United State* Coast Guards went to the assistance of Capt. Ed. Shaller, of "the kmxk about" cabin cruiser, WilUhar, from South Atlantic City to Forteacue, in trouble a mile south of the hcu buoy last Thursday afternoon. The Wiltshar, experienced engine trouble, and Capt. Shaller started for the beach here in a -mall naptha launch, leaving a sailor named Gallagher on board the cruiser. Shaller, who haile* from Philadelphia, was having difficulties, and the crew of the Fourth street station was notified by the lookout man, Robt. ' , C'ordery. The men went out in their boat and helped Shaller, whose craft was getting rough treatment from the piling of the Hippodrome Pier. , Pier. Shaller was taken into the Coast Guards' boat, and his cruiser was towed to DatschegV Machine shop' for repairs. Shaller's naptlm l»oat was Ailing w ith water and he was rescued just ' in time. o CONDUCTOR RETIRES NorthAeld Man Was With the Reading Many Years Eleven employes of the Philadel-' phia A Reading Railway and associate companies were placed on the pension list during the past month. Jacob Reichcrt, Bridgeport, Pa., who was employed as a lock tender. 8chuylkill Navigation Co., holds the reeord for length of service among the men who have just been pensioned. Next in length of sen-ice among these additions to the pension list is Jonathan W. Dungan, NorthAeld, N. J., conductor, Atlantic City JUilroad, 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. ^ mm P l» '

1 THE HlrMAN II 1 ( ELEMENT 1 « I " President Harding said: "a "The human element comes firrt." i j You And this element in * our lurking sen-ice, us f we always aim to make 0 7 it courteous, friendly, ^ prompt and efficient. t e S Jl J* ii J OCEAN CITY J TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY A OCEAN CITY. N. J. n a

Testimony taken in I CAMP GROUND MATTER First of Serif* of Hearing* . in Certiorari Proceedings Brought by Fort and Other* I w j Claud K. Myrose, of Atlantic City, . Hitting as a Stutc Supreme Court i Commissioner, took testimony in the City Commi*»ioiier- ' chamber* here , Saturday afternoon in the camp ( ground certiorari proceeding*. I This suit, it will be recalled, stopped the proposed election last fall, the election being for the puiposc of deciding whether the camp ground should be sold. There was apparently considerable opposition to the sale of the groumi, ' and to ascertain just what the pro- ' perty owner* desired, it was ilccided | to endeavor to settle the matter by u general election. | Thus. R. Fort, Jr., president, Milton k. Harr, and othei> of the Taxpayers' Association of Ocean City, applied for and obtained a writ of ' certiorari. They made the claim 1 that they have a right in the camp ; ground plot. At the hearing before Comnti« I sioner Myrose, who is a stenograph er. City Solicitor A. C. Bos well, for this municipality offered in evident condemnation proceedings by which the city acquired title to the proper- < ty. Messrs. Fort and Harr, among i hundred* of others, were awarded i damages for the taking of their 1 rights in the camp ground property. ' i Kerrey Carr, of Can- A Carroll, i , representing Mr. Fort, produced a ' deed showing that his client had pur- i chased property from Elmer Bard.1 bit 863, section C, where Mr. Fort resides. In connection with its evidence on the condemnation proceedings, the * city introduced a paper signed by t Elmer Bard, releasing his right in 1 the camp ground. This release, it ] was claimed, was received before Mr. i Fort purchased the lot from Mr. ] Bani. Documentary evidence was presented covering various phases of the matter, and the testimony of City 1 Clerk Harry A. Morris and City En- 1 gineer W. H. Collision was taken. « Another hearing will be 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 invite* all persons in the hotel business here to attend thh meeting of the association at the Lincoln Hotel, Friday evening, June 3, when officers of the Association will be present. All who plan to attend the meetare requested to inform Mrs. Johnson Roney, corresponding secretary, at once, so that preparations may he made. o ISSUES NEW SHARES The Home Building and Loan Association at a meeting a fewnights since opened its new series of ■tock, the eighteenth. A number of shares hare already been taken.

MANY AT LINCOLN . Hulfl Associativa Meeting There Friday. June 3 The Lincoln ia entirely booked over the Memorial Day week-end, and is rapidly booking the entire Houms for the month* of July and August. The Hotel Proprietors' A**ocialion of Ocean City will entertain the officers of the Bute Hotel A**ociation at the IJncoln on Friday evening, June 3. .Anting the gue*u of the Lincoln are: Judge and Mrs. William Newcorn, Plainfield; Mr*. Carlton and daughter, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dean, Philadelphia; J. Thouia* Hill. New York; Mr. and Mrs. Thou. T. WiHfemleii, Drexel Hill, Pa.; Mr. and Mis. John Walton and daughter, of Frank ford; Mr. Harold Bachman, Minneapolis Minn. o AN Hi IN EST BOY Ocean City surely has a goad example of an honest boy. Tueiulay of lust week, an over-night lay was lost by Mrs. L. Mi-kelly, of this city. It was found by Archie Carlson, son of Vernon K. Carlson, 1005 Asbufy avenue, this city, and returned that evening, intact. Mrs. Miskelly, tie sires, through these columns, to express sincere thanks and gratilu«ie to Archie for his honesty. o * SCHOOL WORK EXHIBIT The annual exhibition of the work of the pupils in the manual training and domestic science department* ofj the Wesley avenue Graded school will be hebl In this school, Fourth 1 street and Wesley avenue, this 1 (Thursday) ufternoon and evening. public is cordially invited to inspect the work. o NEW C LERK AT BANK Stanley Gandy, of Tuckahoc, will succeed Frank Schneider, in the title department of the Ocean CityTitle and Trust Company, when leaves his position within a days to go in business on the rd w alk. o Lost something? Place an ad in I the SENTINEL and it will be quick- ' ly returned. i — — ( C. Ell wood Carpenter s The Casino Club I DANCE Saturday Evening MAY 28 ; The Casino Club Orchestra Always the Best Floor ] Music c Environment .........J o

■ Th ejinest 'Tire for Small Cars 1 .flu. Goodrich 3ox«& f/A WUnffl C Anti-Skid Safety Tread /JS IhR at the 20 % Price Reduction * Milm ■IIIH Here isa 30x3 i tire, with snappy ;l ■} IflfD black tread and creamy white RvRvS sides— clean, trim, splendidly mIH IHH finished— generously large and ° ^ j BJ|M full in size, with the Goodrich This tire will give you much longer mileage, the greatest of I K | j I B|Kb durability, the utmost riding I 1 I y Hl|f| comfort and the fullest satis- \ \ Ml anfil Like all other Goodrich tires \ \Sf the "30x31" is made only in one \ \W quality. It is so thoroughly and \ 7 unusually good that its makers frankly declare it the best tire XjRMy ever made for small cars. • r[r|T|fr|.rft )0x J4 THE B.F.GOODRICH RUBBFR COMPANY / >afrtj trrad fabric tirr ^ £ j mm tradable at the DroWrs everyw here are «rlliai Goodrich Silver 20ft Price Jfefcto* wbkh Goodrich Fabric Thro and Goodrich »«. M* tfft& Utj 2nd l£tt ! riv. ind. l«l. j * ' ' ' | i ■ . T ■ -- m "jTSTT"

#NEWS or AMERICAN . r LEGION APPLICATION* FOR Bti.M s Tha bonus coinmittor will meet a ftor the tegular session of M organ - Kanek Post next Thursday evening, for the purpose of receiving applications for bonus from all former service men. ^ American Audit G>. ACCOUNTANTS AtuliU Kxamiuatious SyUttn* Incotue Tax Clu». W. Perry, C. P.A.(N.Y) Cowl BwlAftg. rueirtpka, fa. William S. Leech Oc«aa C»t» kwwttolm 6*4 Adaatk m. . PU< 2*lH Wm. h. Powell General Contractor Grading aod Street Building Thirty-fourth at. and West ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. HtilUtu: *40 J Central AtMw ttcll PIMM I ■ Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey OTIS M. TOWNSEND BUILDER Office: 8th St. Opposite P. O OCKAN CITY. N. J. Only galvanized nails used on exterior work George W. Harris Contractor, Builder and Jobbing Leander S. Corson I BUILDER - *(tuv Ave OCCAM CITY, M. 4. PHONC. 1ST-U j ■niCAL. Dr. W. P. HAINES NINTH ANO WESLEY AVE. OCCAN CITY. N . 4. jrnctL HOVKH -

)•»«#» Bl. ban I'MHM.mT NMIUI UtBualm Kuiut kDd ^^rT*cUT* *• bull I mm Dk. 1' LORFNCE 13. HaIFES Hoar* by Appoiuinrat OChAM CITY, N. J. Hour*-*- 19a.m. rm p. m Allen Corson, I. D. •«4 Weiley Avenue City New Jersey Bali*. I u lor -m*ic m-A, H«KSCHBL PKTTIT, M. I). SOT WESLEY AVE. OCCAN CITY. NEW JERSEY • •fflrv Hour*; » lol0a.ru. ''boa* (•IhcvHour* FYMUMXH I'oiil a to 10 a m. John H. Whiticar, M. D. T17 WltLtv Avenue Ocean city. N j. Oflls* H.M.r*, (.IOMIB CM* Tt^*Mo WedmadeyJt tt a. u». rralay. Kalard«>. J I JD 4 J» r m. UK. CHAS. H. VAIL Oftcepathk Pkyofctaa Or«ap rn Offln PhllwSflnbiik OIIIiy ixr** XZZPX* ^ ■SSTftSSmet. Hioa - rt»oos rvw ^ I'tuxu*. Walnut t*s J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. If Katate of Mark Lake funeral Director 800 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey Alio rotiPMt**? AI i eaiivn.aT-i.AW. Woofion, Harcourt I Steelmsn law orriccs ?t? AMvm Afmi la* •viminn ertan eir*. M. a ev%a«vt« e.?» .«. 4 »»•«• M«va* •saw see. ANDREW C BOSWELL Law Offices Meeter In Chancery r • •• mnmn.a-A.wur, em • ootA* city, a. J, |

A RE you using Edison Mazda Lamps ? If H " not, why not? They give three times as much light as the old style Carbon lamps for the same current consumption. OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE Of Atlantic City Electric Company

William Maloney Auto Electricians S|*e<io meters Repaired, Batteries Repaired, Presto- Lite Storage Batteries, Acetylene Ga* Appliance* 2307 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. Phone 338 J Something New for the bene lit at Ocra.i City people Ocean City House Cleaning Comnany will r Into *<«r bote!, Wmnlloc Wnmi. i>n**ir Ulht*. Of *»J miMI you MVr U>Hm> U • luroUli * vrr>t>. n. Ju*< a* U»# >o»». *' do U* r«a, AH wk iouwi«nl Ms Vltldoll liy Uir ociilrarl o> 4*> U.tr » iftai. 7j0 Wat Avenue Ocean CHy New Jersey H*ll I'Imm.TS W JONES. KOiil RS A BASSfilJ. A. L JUXfS, Muiu^ r: ABBOTTS' Alderaey Dairies Inc. Philadelphia and Seashore Seventh St. and West Ave. * Ocean Cltyf N. J. Abbott's "A" Milk Cream Buttermilk L Leslie Headlev Co. I tad BUILDER5 Architectural Service 51 S EIGHTH STREET (B(M Ml NairreMM Ocean City. N J. Designer and Betid rr of Artistic Bung, lows. Convenient Cottage., Up-to-D»tc Apartmeau. Modern Hotels. ===== SEE = CLOUTING, MECKLEY ANO eoDFREr ■croac tou 00 voua raiuvtao Contractots and Painters OCCAN CITY. N. J •«U UM.UK. I04-R )|

. Lee & Bourgeois Carpenters and Builders OCEAN CITY. N. J. Jobbing Work a Specialty JOS. D LEE E. A. BOURGEOIS SniiMCf. jfrefrmt ISO PcmI) n plKt «fk mm* GmOobI Ave 104-M •>*«. 47.-U Harry R. Hayes CARPENTER Jobbing work prom pi lv attended 10 Lob lor Salt Cohoge. far Sak and Rgnt TWrtHMrtf Si art Aston Art wuncm. «. j. •tn omokk. a# ' j HUMBERT C. PONTIENE BUILDER r** strni Dctw cm. 1 1. - VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHI T ECT OKI ChMrantM T Tu»l UwlMin. Atlantic City. N. J. NOTICE It r*« ml u Oil *r*»*d MM w 0* wwd r*«r H«m* on*. •* !«*• ra a> it i^***i*c 1 lnci*h» hrikau* Imi Km Florida d joncs eat eiaireoN avt. OCKSU ClT? Nt. JKUafV Ragf a ge Calfad the aud Ifativered UKWIaitd Uxtg DMauo*. FSaueaBMw THU«'K NKNVil K J. B. THOMSON A RON EXPREHR TW WKrtT AVKM k (>roau URy. , Nt* A» kind* ol^krvi mode sad Geusrol PkJTwjT Wiltcr E. Allen ?4S ASBURY AVVNUE

R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBINC COMPANY a* now ts at* Nrw OHim 817 ASBURY AVENUE whore po«r«MM sad irwndi wOJ hr orhally w Hcmtc4 Ml Phone. 186-J « mnmiure M«nS Rcupholstcnng LET US ) Window Shade* ESTIMATE " FOR YOU .Awnings and 'House Furnishings .Our prkw»arr h.*r^ p**»lblr wmsuwit Willi ii-aad Work end Hmmi Mairr-q1 Lawrence n. L^ar 654 Aabury Avenue Ocean City. N. J. Be Prepare ' TIME FOR SPRING HOUSE ^.EANING 18 HERE and there are uoe ha ad red and one arlklca eeetka! fsr this purpose, whk-li ?un nevrt tli nk of until they are nerded Why nut *4 up in one of oar atorca nod look ovn what or have to offer yon at price* that ate always right* Wallace A Son, Inc. 6O6 AND 856 A8BURV AVC. JOSEPH BROADLEY PLUMBING and HEATINC 731 Ashury Avenue Ocean CJty. N. J. Phone es-M City Garage SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. oceaar ott. ate ^eaotr L- W. MILLER ONE OF OUR NEW MODELS HEADQUARTERS TOR Buicks Dodge Brothers' Motor Cars Maccar Trucks Motor Part. Repair Work Bttrrv Serv*ct central GARAGE WILUwOOD. n. j. ocean qty. n. j. JOSEPH SCSfX'ANL FS^. M * • e I I I THE UNIVERSAL CAM Fardi ?*evltn — x might v .oowhvrttble c-W |« f^R.Trlir e th? yen. Hu wi« ee fonbk re 6 hem -nt* wiSbti with a the utility ef the toariug oer. Fttrelv upboKerev1 — m<v»t Ittzurioesly — with plate gtoet altdiag wiudowx. it t* cool ie hot weather while dry end warm in fall and winter It Is the refill at simple to handle and eve? -enduring Nerd rharair II ■I with a bontoa body— the famitv car that not 111 J II low Srd com and aftet ofwratwm Let m five roe a demonstration and the price fa oeh t © h. Detrertt. II Pleasanhille Motor Co. || ill* RLBASANTVILUR N. J. wv am i> » are age rain Bl%^ e j 1 ■ • * — - IJU