two ocEAM-frrt sentinel, ocean city, n. j.. th ursday. july 21. 1921 ■ '

Ocean City Sentlne OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. OCKAN CITY, - - NEW jerse' Bell-Phone Np. 13.S-J. '^fem^miiniioua 10 u,i. win li rail °.?,r t ric fry'edSwtll i" * hinds "l-rlsm* . thursday, july 21. 1!»21

MAKING TWO NKW/FO&DN^ Mr. American Citizen, whoever yon are, try to proyide an well as you can for your daughter or daughters, hut lc< "the boy" provide for himself, says an exchange. Auyyuy. that is what you will 'do if you want your son to l>c a real man. There is not a rich man who miuie his money h.v his own efforts who isn't glad, by, the eternal, that he was not I Kirn rich. He knows that if he had been brought up to wealth, he wouldn't have hud half the fun in life — none of the pleasure of achievement that has been his. He knows that great usefulness in life i.- not only a distinction but a personal joy. And as he looks abroad at the lives of welthy men who got their money from their fathers, he congratulate* himself 011 his great good luck that he had to make his. •• As a well-known American writer •remarks: "Taking "cure of wealth and spending it, is a business in itself." The average young man who is given all the money he wants, has too much to do spending it and doing, the things in life that wealth and "position" are supposed to demand. When middle life eomes he realizes the fatuousness of it all, but it is too late. The golden hours when the aiphition for achievement (lows strong in the blood, have passed. Nobody knows letter the joy of doing things, of being a real man of action, than the man who becomes rich through his own efforts. Nobody knows better than he the failure of that joy in the man who was brought up to wealth. He knows it so well that, of course, he makes "the boy" go out and work for his wealth and place in life. Does he not? No he <ioes not! Th e average father who is self-mule gives that son of hlaJM money he wants, and thus plants two foolg on the face of the ! earth — himself and his boy. IT is understood that, before next 4 summer, there will be a large store and apartment building on the Boardwalk near Plymouth place, on th® tract of ground recently purchased by a Philadelphia business man, and ,that this improvement will be pne that wiM add materially to the hppearancc of the Boardwalk in that taction of the dty. One hears reports, too, that ImprovementsjUong the Boardwalk down toward* Four- - teenth street are contemplated by i _ moneyed men who feel assured ofj Ocean City's continued rapid growth. There pre indications that the city's built-up territory In the near future will be southward. The present movement in the construction of cottages and apartments appear to be in that direction. The prospect* are that within a very few years cottages will be numerous all along the territory from Seventeenth street to the Thirty-fourth street section, if not ; further down. Those who will Ik-* privileged to Jive a .lozen or fifteen years longer will see many remark- ■ able changes in Ocean City. Not ! only in this resort, but all along the ! present resorts forming an almost ' nuinterrupted improved territory for, the summef vacationist. TWO game law s passed by the last ' legislature, governing the use ofj hunting dogs, are causing widespread , commetp among New Jersey sport.-- : men as to their supposed advantages and disadvantages. Wiping • not : most of the former restrictions on the' use of dogs in closed seasons, these acts permit the training of dogs on dame, without firearms and in day- ; light throughout the year, except during the open season for ileer. Hunting foxes with s|og* and firearm* is also permitted throughout the year except on Sundays and .luring the deer season. The laws, it is i admitted by their sponsors, are large- ' ly experimental and abuses are certain to meet with their Immediate repeal by the next legislature. Fish and Game Commission officials ami | sportsmen's associations through.. 11! the State aft di«aouragin» the train- - ing of dogs uniler any conditions in 1

gj the field- and v»m1- • hiring the busg NOW that Wfldwood has apparel! i ly had almost a w hole new deal i IEY . its political make-up, - perhaps th | people gf that rieort will gc: -etthsi |rc> If- jKpl'businc.-*. I hi- mix-up i. 11 'tic* and business in the summer sea rn*I *""• Q***" 1 'ly' >rar" h'"' ^ experience* along thi i-r. ■ ni^ta^e^uitibrium. for which we : ' •„r should beton.l -lubhtles* are tr.:.- k: ! ^ ! THE teaman firm di\ : r i- .tl'. there has Ire-en a little hit r of it on exhibition on the * ' -is : - ' **' Ocean City, ami "some, at ic. t. the people here are not rx.a ' prudes. The. citj'» depart .pt 0 ,f sqfety wn* right in calling ft halt! Some males haye let- pit;. [ Boardwalk and street i ...slur - ™ ,h., -re re.ll, hruta!. I>® LAWRENCE RKCtri KRING fe ' e- Summer R.-idnt Underwent Operation in Philadelphia "t "Alex" ljiwrer.ee, one of the he.-t y. know-p of Ocean City's summer re-i-,f dents, recently underwent' . a serii-u - m °P,'SW'on Philadelphia, ami he i* now said to Ik- getting along in fine shape, which his numerous friends ie will lie glad to learn. Some of his friends among the ,r members of the Ocean City Fishing I Club, Ocean City Yacht Club and T. M P. A. rememl-cred him with (lowers, which were appreciated by the re- , n cipient. h e ASSOCIATION MEETING The members of the Cape May 1 Past Councilors' Association, Junior Order of the American Mechanics, will meet Saturilay evening at the • lodge rooms in Goshen. Several of 1 the State officers of the Junior Me- ? chanics wjll lie present. vn.iii.ts in inc-ii'i. 1:1111 here rrnlay evening.

MADRIGAL SINGERS AT YACHT CLUB CONCERT Elaborate Musical Event in This- City Friday Evenine. July 29 . .v. . Yacht I1.il. will give ... „ ...?!, 1 , r,, ,,f this'fip- . . .. i taie in. -ivi.l treat in I'm. -ay ^truing. Ju.v •*), when Tie re ..f the affair will be ; :• i . Of She Madrigal Sing. . <■ 1' ila-ielphia. ;::i dyr the direc- • Henry Hotz. a well-known . , ! .. v. ici.ii. Ifcr Madrigal _ 1 11c! 11 *i many of I'hijadelphia'.1 i.iiliiin t.. the vocalists, there | •» i" • '• ' i'l ls i- by a noted violinist, . Fetter, of Philadelphia. Th. .- convert* by. the yacht club are always ai, attractive feature of summer social- life in Ocean City, r.; wilh the programs presented, i The-nrowng affair will doubtless Ire- \ .me «.f the eery Ire-st ever given by the t CARD PARTY I '-Irs. rinrenrr Phillips Entertains s Some Friend* Mi Ft nr.- Phillip*, of I'liiladelphia, gave n delightful bridge party 10 a few afternoons since at the home of her parents. Assemblyman and Mrs. James Franklin. Eleventh street "t Thn.-e present were: Mrs. WalU-r Ralston Roilgers. Mrs. Ij-wis Schwartz, Sirs. Ritnian Baker, Mrs. Maurice Buck, Mrs. Arthur y Mrs. Itiilph Chester, Mrs. Hunter Mcr Dowrll, Miss Florelice Missimer, Miss :, Ethel Kpees. Miss Ethel Shoemaker p 1 ami Miss Edith Kite. f : There was a heavy downpour of rain' here Friday evening.

« • | ^ 'l'""' rl'm "r.l. f- In : • | Hughes' Central Pharmacy s IZigbtb Street aad Wesley Avenue 5 ' ■ Exdmls* Acrurr tor f ■ < t The Exclusive Norris Candy of the South j , < | from Atlanta Georgia g , ' J The famous Reyrarr Ilro. Candy of the West h * ' ' from Pittaburgh, Pa. J > ' thai Dm Caausreurei.bk ot PrMrrlpUau is our nrecisllr A ' < I J. noraWr Haahca. T. D. 1'K.noariu In dura* I . y give tire mileage at the lowest cost ,-t in history 30x3i oP ^NON-SKID RED-TOP CORD $15.00 $22.00 $27.50 Reduction on all styles and sizes p|< A New Low Price on a Known and Honest Product

I'l.AN ORGANIZATION r> Parenl-Trarhers' A—iwiatioa Will be / I'ormed Here Plans uwrc made at the session of the "ScliiMilir.enV Week" in thi« city -jI Thur-lay afternoon effect lite re- n| ..rgnniiation «.f ihe paront-teaehors' j,. some of these at the meeting was se- j(, lrrte.1 to push this matter in the ' early fall, when the -ch-mls resume [ • An effort W..S made a few M 1 this character here. bu( thare did net K, ' seem to bb nuich infer.-t shown. It 1 is now said that a hunber of the jn mothers are a-king that a pareiit- y, Among the speaker- at the meeting afternoon were Mii. A. H. Reeve, former j.resi.b- • ..f the Parent ^ ' ' Teacher*' -Association and Congres1 of Mothers in New^ -. v: Mrs. Well- at ' ington Beckett, also a former, presi- ,u .lent of this congrcs.. and Mrs. bo Downes, ..f North Jer-. v. and Sirs. It. rir Gnff, a memlre-r of the Ocean City "b Board, of Ethication. ' Ch OFFICERS INSTALLED ™ lota Council. No. I2<:. Jr..O. A. M. ,rj of this city, lias installed tho follow- ;l|( officers: Councilor. Tho*. Young; vice councilor, Frank Buzhy; conduc- 11U Chas. B reek ley ; warden, Chus. Wilslow; inside sentinel. 1. L llig- | Ik«: outside sentinel, Edward lay; |iu, junior past councilor. Roland St 'b man; chaplain. K. A. Bourgeois; trustee for three years. Italia (iurret-

DEVTH ENDS SUFFERING Mr*. George M. Brecklry Lived Here Many Year* Mrs. George M. Breckley died ut her home in this city about midnight Thursday, after an illness of many months, due to consumption. ller husband is a . well known contracting painter here, where he and his wife resided' -for rtiany years. Mrs. Bret-kley leaves her husband and eight children. "One of her. sons, .'Mendel, Is a member of tho city's paid tire -icpartmcnt. Her father Jam,- Kistaf, of Pleasontville. anil the deceased spent her early life Atlantic County. A bister, Mrs. Point YtirXG PHILADELPHIA^ li^EDS J. W. Ftevens, a young operator at one of the Boardwalk moving picture houses in this city, but whose i- in Philadelphia, was mar-' in Atlantic City Wednesday eveby the Rev. J. H. Cross, of the Chelsea Baptist C'hurch. His bride was Miss May I.utz. of Philadelphia. graduations „f his many friend* idling the Boardwalk. He ha* lieen a summer resilient of Ocean City for n nuiiitier of year*. Rotarians will give a nuting in this resort ijne -li^ next month. Advertise in the SENTINEL.

The "Jo-Mar" Pure Food Shop 912 BOARDWALK , FOR PARTICI'LAR FOLKS We are making a specialty of wiAderfully good one doller dinV tier*, and our a la carte service will please you greatly. Try t our Deviled Cnly and Club Sandwiche*. BeKS™ SEC1RITY is the basis If OF-AU, FIRST CLASS INVESTMENTS. YOU HAVE g| SUCH A N IN' VESTMENT WHEN YOU HAVE AN ACg| COUNT WITH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. H 3 Tor-Cent. INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS FUND :■ 11 ACCOUNTS 1 First National Bank M Q CE AN C I TV, X . sT. GOTO THE PROTECTED PARKING STATION EIGHTH STREET NEAR THE BOARDWALK Day and night protection for parked automobile*. . Rate* reasonable.. A. P. COLL1SSON, Proprietor. Let the up-to-date baker aupply your need* this summer. Ackley's Da-Lite Bakery 811 ASBURT AVENUE J, | Full line of all kind* of bread, aweet dough, common and fan*? c*k"- Special (hi* week Whole Wheat Bread This is a 3-19 B, Westinghouse -full automatic Elec- " 1 ll^Vlf t"c Bange, other styles in |irt j p * » stock. I^et us show you the f ' J advantages of cooking by I electricity. Cheaper than I gas and cleaner. ^ II We cany a full line of West- t inghbuse, Mazda and NjtrolP-= 1 W.I.RAYMONI) Our sale* department carries/a complete line of Bathing Suita, Cap. and ShoesN^jtt rartfve pricea SEA SIDE BATHS , SANITARY AIR DRIED SUITS AND TOWELS Opposite the main bathing beach, between Ninth and Tenth streeta OCEAN CITY, N. J. -II Pkoarv S30 ud 448 N. HICKMAN ISH OYSTERS CLAMS crabs and crab meat 11s5-asbury avenve, ocean city n. j. ' Bi

Rolwrt T. Foulk. of Philadelphia a property owner on Fourth street '"• this city, was in town the latter par of 'last w eek? Scotch Mai I S-ANITARIUM . ' valid* M,Mt desirable all year toun, " home for elderly jre-oplc and for wrl er jre-ople desiring a <|uiel place for REST le. Cooking under supervision ot a graduate f Dietiiioa, Kegialcrrd Graduate Nur*. alw-av* on ,hllv. Ilatli*, Marewge. Elec ■ iru-, . Ilol-air Baker Treatment given, rs Treatincul roam* o;*ii lo Ihe public. »». MctilDCISY. Mia* N u *, M,r' HOTEL PARK VIEW 1 fdh *trcet and Central Avenue . - Table Boaril ten -dollars per w eek (Special rate* for season and tu i ^ families Phone HOIl-J GEORGE L. REGAN 0 HALCYON HALL 1116 Wesley ave. I- Ocean City New Jersey a Newly furnished rooms; running Three minutes .from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell MII.1.EK COTTAGE ••ckak • try .NKwJl I1UKV Open All Hie Year Hoi-watrr Heat THE BISCAYNE NOW OPEN Ocean avenue opposite Moorlyu terrace Private Hatha Booklet CANDY COTTAGE KM Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey M **. I. vols Uaanr. Prop. THE HANIF-1NN Blu Wesley Avenue. Nlufls and Ku Hulls Prlvals Halb j THE DARLINGTON I I2H Central" Ave ' OceanVlty, N.J. NOW^OPgN THE BELLE VUE HOTEL 8th and Ocean Avenne Ocean City Mr. E. S. Schantx, Proprietor Phone 3833 DR. DAVID M. SAXE Veterinary Burgeon 21 N. Virginia ave. Atlantic City; Diseases of dogs and cats a specialty Ocean City calls given special attention Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jeraey FULL LINE OF AND WASH SKIRTS ORGANDIES, SILK AND TAFFETA DRESSES designed by Peggy Pange New York HILDRETH'S SHOP 826 ASBURY AVE. ij

.MEDICAL. •et, lire art DR. W. P. HAINES - cor. NINTH and WESLEY AVE ocean CITY. n. J. — : ",,ot m,UK" !!£?££ ■ Dmrsruss li> imMulln rewsdiluifoTemeiii, / _ Dk. Florence B. Haifes / 3 / S _re-V.re„...... ! ' " Allen Corson, M. D. cu' - IM Wesley Avenue City t*ow Jersey J^IiRSCHKL. PHTTIT, M. I). 007 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY y t g John H. Wiiiticar,- M. D. 717 wesley avenue Ocean City. n. j.. DK. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Physician ,11- lime* I'blladelpl Ugumre JiJ * -** vv*' ",S "**' E"*1* I Ue DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 809 Central avenue. Ocean City, N. J. et Bell Phone 162 Ex-ray Diagnosis Nitrous Oxide Administered Abbott's Pharmacy 9th and Asbury . Wm. G. ^bbott. Prop. ATToeaava.AT.iAW. '■ Wootton, Harcourt { Steelman LAW OFFICES l Atlantic c,t». n. i ANDREW c BOSWELL Law Offices Master In Chancery ocean city. n. j. y architects - L Leslie Headley Co. BUILDERS Architectural Service 515 EIGHTH STREET (CliMteMWnlrT nam) Ocean City, N. J. Designer end Builder of A/tistic aunge ' lowi. Convenient Cottages, lIp-to-Dete Apartmenu, Modern Hotels. VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT ) 0*1 (luarenlM Trust aulWInt Atlantlo City. N. J. F.NCINKER8 t Wm. H."Collisson, |r. A*w. M. Am. «.«. c. K. Civil Eagiaeer anil Surveyor | City Ki,sln**r. Ucwui Cll .N. J.

Carl's HOME OF GOOD EATS bELICATESSEN HOME BAKING 806 BOARDWALK J Softly *hade<l lights,.ulck, courteous service, the finest / '°od will make sRV R a pleasurable r"*mbranee. Such « dinger is not^t all expensive. You will be ig"ise<l at the moderBK ^ ate sum for. »'e', *° much pleasure THE HARRIS RESTAURANT , ^ Aabuy Avenv _ Ice _ _ Ocean Oyty, N. J. W. H. Harris, Proft