PERSONAL ROTES FROM THIRTY-FOURTH STREET Cottagers Are Arriving— Fishing and CrabbinK Improving Miss May Cape, «>f Philadelphia, was a recent visitor. Fred Williams has l-een lieautify- " ing his cottage, the Thistle. •People h*re Mffl Ih' i'1"1 the chapel ^pennUm services. William Batth ami family were recent visitor, at their cottage. Miss Margaret Ludlam entertain •' ed a house party over the week-cm. Ralph McKee and family were recant visitors at their cottage <>« W"ley avenue. Miss Bessie Read, of Ovcrt.ro., k. has been spending a few -day- with her sister here. Mrs. Charlie Walker, of Philadelphia, was here with some friends during the week. WiUiam Mulford and family, of Bridgeton were among the rottageiduring the week. Virginia Zanes. had her tnn-,1-and adenoids removed. She i- get-, ting along nicely. Everything in on the boom in the Thirty-fourth stree^_dyti ict. There is much building. Dr. Wesley Anders and family, ..f Philadelphia, have opened their Central avenue cpttage. Miss Verna Austin of this resort has returned home after spending the week at Millville. Mr. and Mrs. Reed, of Overbrook. visited their daughter, Mrs. Amos Pfeffer, during the week. Dr. Maguire and wife, of Lansdowne, have boen enjoying the week at their Wesley avenue cottage. Mrs. John T. Wolfenden, of Cardington has returned home after spending the week at her cottage. Amos Pfeffer spent Thursday and Friday in Philadelphia. He is a reserve traffic policeman in Philadelphia. Mrs. Mary Barrows and niece, Mrs. W. K. Herbert," of Bridgeton, visited Mrs. Ruth Hayes a few .lays ago. Dr. Bushey, of Camden, has arDr. Bushey, ot Camden, nas ar-

rived with his family and opened his cottage 3324 Asbury avenue for the summer. Thomas Wright and family, of Camden, have opened their cottage, Thirty-fourth street and Ashu?y avenue. This is Mr. Wright's seventh summer here. Brother Gildas, of Baltimore has arrived and opened the "Ocean Rest" at Thirty-second street, the summer school of the Christian Brothers. There is good fishing in the bay ' now. The Masons come in every day with a big catch anil peddle the fish. They report plenty of crabs. The Rev. Britton Peterson spent Saturday and Sunday with his family. He reports good work in his , evangelistic campaign -With thirty conversions last week. Carl Shaw, nephew of Mrs. Ruth Hayes, was badly burned at Bridge- ' ton by exploding powder. Three boys poured powder into a hole and lighted a match. It was at first thought he would lose hj/ eyesight PLEASED WITH CITY Robt. Leinroth Paya Fret Vfllt In This Resort Robert leinroth, of Philadelphia, a director of the Ketterlinus Litho- r s ^ graphic Manufacturing Company / and head of the company's are department. was a recent visitor here, i He was taken to the Ocean City Fishing Club's pier by Francis A. Schneider, of Philadelphia, who has been connected with the KetterlinuCompany for yCare, and who is a cottager here. Mr. Leinroth, who was in Ocean City for the first time, waa delighted with the retort. His son, Paul, who is an instructor i in the University of Illinois, was here • a short time since, and he also was ' pleased with Ocean City. CLUB PLANS IMPROVEMENTS . The Oeean City Fishing Club is now up to its limit of 400 member?, and there U a long waiting list. The officers of the club are planning a number of big improvements to their house on the ocean front at Fourteenth street in the late fall, when two or three blocks of lioardwalk in that section of the resort are moved oceanward. MADE LONG ALTO TRIP W. H. El well, at one time ticket agent for the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad Company in Ocean City, now located in Los Vegas, Nev., • recently returned home from an auto j trip to Freeport, L. L, which he made in 17 days. In the more than 3000 i mile run, Mr. Elwell did not Hare' occasion to use his pump once. BUYS HOME HERE Ovi Mrs. Mary E. Qreene, of Philadelphia, has purchase. I a tHree-story , house, 852 St. James street, this city. The building is not yet completed, but It will be finished within a short time, and will be occupied this sea- , son by the owner. The sale was made by Walter R. Chattin A Son.'

REALTY CHANGES I Transfers of Property Recorded in County Clerk's office ut'TZZl l.v -Air-. F. MrCli.it-ck, ..f Cape Mpy' O-urf'] Abuse: OCEAN CITY St. Elisabeth' M. Kuehn t" Daniel J. Kennedy. Southwest ,-i.le SeeSf'rind street 280 feet . soutltea-t of AtC.irard Realty ' Cnmpanv'. .IX-.-. 0. .Ken.lall If. Atkins to Mary ,,, G. GrumfirechL Part of l-ot- 1 and •. Itb.ck •.». Ocean City l and plan 2. Northeast -file Fir-t street. 10 fret ,-outhea-t of AOantic ave- ' : nue 65 fret. , V $1. " f'ccila K. tVimei to William - H. D. Jones, l ot S»«, Section e- ; plan Ocean City \s<ociatloi<. South- -• ea.-t -ide Asbury avertue - 22 feet souihwe-t Tenth street 100 fret. k $ 1 IKH). .Milton II. Nichols to H. ,1, Stanley Fox. 1*>t 774, Section K. Ocean 'City Association. Nmthwe-t west Twenty- fun rl bystreet lfHl feet. I $2*(H>. John Savage, Jr.. to Wil- . Hum H. Jones, l ot s 30 and .plan Bay Front lads. Northwest -i.te Pro-peel avenue, outh of Fifteenth street, containing 103.10 fret. «3Mt. Alliert A. Howell to James lv M. t'la-ster. Lot 88, P>«" ('ov" l..,t-. Northeast side Walton place IP 340 feet soqthea-t of Glen road s0 re fee'.. , $150. Charles A. Doe to Harry ,,f I.ans, lave. Northea-t side Chelsea a- place 130 fret, southeast of wfcdcj . avenue fc»-rfeet. * 24 YEARS IIS L'isi-ICK FORCE Former Chief of Police Samuel B. 1, Scull on Weilnestlay of last week M'i celebrated the twenty-fourth annij versairy of- his appointment to the police force of this city. He was, chief of police until about a year ago. when the force was reorganized, and he was made a house' captain,, which position he now -fills. Chief er Scull has many friends among the older members of the cottage col-* id | ony here. >1- George W. Jacoby, who died at his, hipne in Philadelphia a few .lays ngwr ^ was a summer reshlent of this city, ,n> J having a cottage at Twelfth str*t Vs" and Simpson avenue. ' Advertise in the SENTINEL.

EVERY FACILITY CONVENIENTLY ARRANGED \ THE OCEAN CITY TITLE A TRUST ' COMPANY HAS EVERY FACILITY FOR THE USE OF ITS CUSTOMERS AND SO CONVENIENTLY ARRANGf ED, THAT THEY t.OSE NO TIME IN THE / TRANSACTION OF ' THEIR BANKING BUSINESS. ' NEW ACCOUNTS, 1N- ' CLUDING YOURS, ARE INVITED. » j« * OCEAN CITY TITLE AI<TD TRUST COMPANY OCEAN CITY. N. J.

LUTHERANS APPEAL FOR ~ FUNDS 10 BUILD HERE ■ Have Large Lot and Want Soon to Construct a s Pretty Chapel A number of .well known Phihi.lcl- K phia rni-iii.'-- men 'who spend the y Summer -eason- in Ocean City and p are intere-ted in having a Lutheran p , Church in this re-ort hare a full y page advei ti-ement in the"J..ue edi- ,, ' lion of. the Lutheran, in which they „ ' make a strong appeal fw fu"-'- for < thi- proposed chufch edifice.. c ; The "ad" show s .Ocean City a- the middle fink belftem A -hurv Paik aim Wildwieal, uiaMeaderyire a.-k.-.i to : The following statement i- also , •' unfile: "A -mull group of devoted , t Lutherans have put -everal thousand , dollar.- into u lot at Oeean Citv. j They have laid the foundation for u , 1 chapel upon this lot. planted tree- , to tienutify the. property. They have, j ! don fof reu. Tn^theian. Do.^ou J J of Lutheran churches on the Jersey ^ . do it, Mr. Lutheran. Stop reading 0 now. Write now. Mail now your ojtelp — a check or money order or 5 bank draft." - . ~ The advertisement is signed by , the trustee.-: Wm. 11. Ibr- roth, chairman; O. B. Kiesewetter. secretary; Harvey C. Miller. Milton h. Harr, Peter Well, Jr„ ami George , Hofstetter. k It will be recalled by summer resi1 dents that members of the Lutheran e Church in Philadelphia, including the |S gentlemen whose names are here 'given, purchased a lot at the corner , of Tenth street and Central avenue some time since, and there it is plannto build an attractive looking chap ip i-l. Until the new building is conI-* " '■■■ ! 1 Bureau of Health and Charities CIH HALL T. LEE ADAMS. Health Officer Office Hon: II. MU 12. <0 A. M. Phone jo sad a»k for Health Officer during office hours. -if complaint ia to be made for any violation of health code, or address postal to box 344TTfrJ sirHfHSvSS Hughe* Central Pharmacy Jth and Wcalcy Ave. HF.ADLEY A ADA JIN — '■ Readinc Coal . Sis oaoa aa< vara, truth am* woan All kinds ol keva mad* aod General Lock asnftbhit Pbooe &5-R Waher E. AlUn 745 ASBURY AVENUE

EXHIBITOR for the Ready-made Ford Commercia Body An inspection of our stock solicited before making 1 your purchase , Automobile Bodies Rebuilt and Repaired J. W. KIRKBRIDE ■ Old Turnpike near Shore Road PLEASANTVILLR. N. . Phone. 104-J it ' V What conld he hirer for m' graduation remembrance ? ' 1^ ^ than a' boynt those ^ | 1 1 ^ eiquislte j , "Norris Chocolates" | f • s , | Exrluaivr agency it ' j ^ > i ' * ' i ' f Hughes' Central Pharmacy J ; X Figblta Street end Welley Avcoa* { » « OCt Aft CITV. N. J. I ' £ * ' I, i % I •

structed. the Lutheran Church mem1*1- here in the summer season «i" continue to worship in t^e Baptist, chapel at the corner of fefttK street and Wesley avenue, where services DISTINGUISHED MSITOll M,-. Robert MacPbriane Cole, «t nierry ' Irnuse party at lo-r fiithrr'-gue-ts ' are Mi—. - D-onthy and Hrow'n^un.l Philip Cwe,-r. IjesidevimnioTvi. 0tFD.IIT l; The freight service from the Walnut street wharf. Pl'ila.telphia, to seaKundu?" ami legal holUvs to CWan' Before buyitvj) NexTCar see our, lar^e stockof r\ow and hi^h-Orode UsedCars Csifiof7iMreP*vm*tits Stat esMotob Service 808 Allan ft Ave »s ATLANTIC_CITY.N J ^

' Mather of Mr-. H. F. Gortx. of this ^ * Mr. Josepluue A.' Shaw . wife of J. Auiru-t Shaw, of Phila.bdphlu, »lu. „f at the home of her .laughter, sk Mis. It. F. Goetz. STL Fourth street. flV ' this city. Fri.iay morning, was nine. » in WdlmtelnhiA (, •I E.rSi pa'-tor; Of the - Fir-t Preshv - . «... Church. I he pa - ,h '• hearerdtwrre Uti-s M. Town-cud. H. - «• S. Mowrer. H. B. free an.l Uhus. F. ,n»Vlra"'hI.n.T.t Phltadelphiu and J.J»rescott Cadman. Jr. ■ .state ol M*rt-t.ake funeral Director fuw Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey Real Estate and Search Company Fidelity Trust Comuanv Wildwood Title and Trust Co, Title Insurance Searches, Abstracts of Title Conveyancing Fire Insurance Prompt Sriv.ce ^ Offices in First Nation I Bauk Building Cape May Court House N. J.

THE UNIVERSAL CAR NOW jis the time to- buy THE FORD : you have been contemplating! Z If you ever have hesitated to buy a Ford because of it» *■ cost, you cMTiinly cannot let that hold you hack. At former prices, a Ford was without question the greatest motor car value on earth. A t the new. lower prices it is even more so. Such value ia made possible by enormous production and sales. • Thi* t* the time for you lo buy your ford. hive or *ix ■ months of fine motoring weather are before you. Roads in J' every direction are awaiting your Ford. .... An easy payment plan, that gives you possession of a l ord ; (or a small initial and subsequent monthly payments, has been devised bu u*. Mr. Kdsel B. Ford, president o f the Ford Motor Company, give* out the following new p rices: THESE* PRICES REPRESENT THE GREATEST MOTOR VALUE IN THE WORLD CHASSIS S3I5 TOURING $140 (Demountable Rims) RUNABOUT $.170 TOURING $185 , (Clincher Wheels) (Clincher Wheels & Starter) RUNABOUT $395 TOURING . $510 _ (Demountable Rims) (Demount, rims & Starter) RUNABOUT . $110 5S2SSJ nn, e startec) (Clincher Wheels & Starter) SEDAN ' $760 RUNABOUT $165 (Demount, rima & Starter) ..... . St.rt.r) TUS.TRIKK(.||Assii. ^ TOURING $115 (Pneumatir or solid lire*) (Clincher Wheels) FORDSON TRAITOR, $625 F. O. B. Detroit Wf sell everywhere Buy the Fordson Tractor "service" Phone, Ocean City 600 Lowest prices on delivery bodies Immediate Deliveries Edward Q. Kurtz J2tb and Asbury,' Ocean City, N. J. %

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