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Ocean City Sentinel OCEAN CITY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. OCKAN CITY. - - NEW JERSEY Bell Phone" No. 138- J ruV "iqlT br* Mriiilr' ad*»r»J 10. JUI work iirorapllr Jon* b, rxprrwM THURSDAY, Jl'l.Y 2S. 1921 OCEAN CITY GOING AHEAD That Ocean City is forging nhca.l. ami leaving many other seashore resorts in the rear. Home fur in the. rear insofar a* good, substantial progress Is concerned, i.« demonstrated on almost every siilc. Those who come to this resort for week-end -outings fln<l- that usually the passengers lined up tiefore the ticket windows are asking for tickets to Ocean City in a proportion of about three to one , for the other South Jersey resorts. Both the Keailing and "Pennsy" have teen having good business to Ocean City this summor, and more particularly may this be said of the Read- ( ing. which is the popular road with commuters. Building Inspector H. C. Smith says that, while July has always been called or regarded lis a dead month in the building industry in this city, | he has already Issued permits for | buildings in various parts of the re- > sort whose value will approximate f $35,000. According to reliable re- ( ports, there will be much building ] here during the coming fall, plans v having been projected for cottages i and apartments that will be a credit * to the city. WARNING TO SlIRF BATHERS ' There, are •probably many among the vbritow here thia summer who are thoroughly unfamiliar with the treachery of the sea, and yet they will go into the surf with the same stale of mind as though about to take a swim in the old mill pond. The result frequently is that in a few moments they have been carried beyond their depths and are in imminent peril of losing their lives. Very often they not only endanger their own Uves, but those who attempt/to effect their rescue. The sea has been rather wild so: far this season, and there have been more stranger* indulging In surf bathing here this year than ever before. The result has been that?" the members of the beach patrol ^Xave had their hands full on a number of occasions trying to take care of the foolish or ignorant. Those who don't . know the seas are the ones usually \ most careless. We would advise the amateur swimmer not to try to go across to Europe by arm and leg power in the watei^ it ean'yhaalone. Be content to stay within easy reach of the lifeguards. Then, if something happens there is not likely to be any loas of life. THE increasing amount of business at the Ocean City post office 1 this summer causes the Government authorities to seek larger quarters according to word receive. I ' from : Washington, and Postmaster Smith is now asking for proposals for the famishing of suitable accommodations. More room and nitre clerks, during the rush hours, which extend over a considerable part of the morning and afternoon, are surely needed in the local office. The postal authorities recognize the public j needs here, and they will en.leavor to satisfy the demands. WHILE the residents of the eity In the vicinity of Third street and the Boardwalk regret extremely the ' loas sustained by Dr. Amandus Johnson through the fire early Friday moming, many of them declare that they will oppose the construction of a building of this kind in that neighborhood in the future. They suy . they will not take the* risk from fire, and that, if there iwc prospects of the erection of another frame building of thi> character near their • homes, they will carry the matter into j the courts. THE Philadelphia Rotarians, in the goodness of their hearts, will give a lot of youngsters from that eity a great outing in this resort August 9. It b well that there are such men in ! the world— men who occasionally, at least, hare some consideration forj the less fortunate young brother. ;

I i The Hotarian is u regular fellow, : elsfe he wouldn't be a Rotarinn. p MEMBERS ..f the Ocean City Beach Patrol, under command of . Capt. "Jack" Jemen. did most effi- ' cicnt service at the Idg fire here Fri- ' day, for'Whieh thoy received the com-. 1 ' men.lation of many of the residents • of the north section of the resort. ' They arc an' able set of young men, and they are' always ready and will J ing to respond to the call of duty. \ ACCORDING to Tire Chief C.uiver ■,' jhc water service pipes in jnany <-f ./the central section* of this rcxort art] not large enough to answer the ■ rt- • said to have beer an example of this • " at the fire cariv Friday "morning. ' This is. a serious matter, rlllling for ' prompt attention. I ' REALLY looks as though the auto bridge will not lie free from toll this summer, as was reported early in the ( stronger than that of the dear "peepul." Ttga- ever thus, eapertnlh ' when the people do not net. ONE doesn't hear much unfnvnr- ■ aide comment since ail of the surf bathers going to. and from the bench are wearing a covering, in compliance with the city ordinance. BOY DIES OF HEART DISEASE ' Menry Howard Stuart, son of R. H. M. Stuart, of Ijtnsdowiie, died at his parents' cottage 13I7 Central nve- ■ nue, Thursday afternoon. . He had a sufferer from spleen trouble for eight years. Acute dilation of ' the heart wg^ the cause of death. J. 1 Prescott Cadman, funeral director, who had the body in charge,' turned over to an undertaker from West Chester, and he took the remains to' ( I-ansdowne. What has Igyome of Ocean City's directory for 1921? |

,S. C. PARIS BURIED Summer Resident Highly \ Kstermrd h> .Many Friend* , Samuel C. Pari.. of Haddon Heights, who died -uddi-nly at his , ' summer home, on Battersea road, thi , - city Weilnesilay of lost week, agrd . - T."i years, n victim of heart disease, . , Va,. buried Saturday "afternoon. Mr. Pari.- had let u me. I from a • vi.it to his home at Haddon Height- • lie took cold while c routing the auto , • bridge in his Car, w hich developed in- ; digestion, re-ulting in heart failure "and hi iidden pn-.-ing' away. Deceased years ago iv»> in the r Panama hat bleaching business at 41 Noitii Fourth street, Philnitolphln, , but had l*co retired for some time. He was twice married, and is survived )•> his second ■ wife. He was ' Born in Phila.lelphTa and was the i oldest of three ^rothi-r.-— former Copimndore I>. H. Pari . of Philadelphia , and Ocean Oil*': Harry S. Paris, of Wenonah. arid Frank Paris, who ma.le hi- home with the deceased. He also leaves a son and daughter. , Bert. Paris, and Mrs. George M. Mill.- pough, of Philadelphia. Mrs. ' -Millspaugh i- a summer resident of Ocean City. 1 . He was a Master Mason and an ' active .memtw of the Ocean City Yacht ('tut.. He hyd been a property ftwner in. this resort since 1912. Mr I'ati- was known to a largo number nf the summer resident- of • Ocean City, by whom his death is - ' sincerely mourned. He was held in ' ( ' high esteem by all his friends. . DEATH ENDS SUFFERINGS ' Stella Marie Dowd. five-year-old ; daughter of Eugene I'. Dowd, of Grrmantown, died at her parent-' summer home, 701 Ninth street, on Wednesday night of last week, after , an illness of several months. Death , I was due to nephritis and romplicat tions. J. Prescott Cadman, funeral , ■ director, sent the ..body' tn Philadelphia on Thursday afternoon. The "New York Bloomer Girlif' are looking for a hall game in this re-' sort. What's the use* Wc have • the bathing girl. Lost something? Place an ad in the SENTINEL and it will be quickly returned. s

< I Phone your Drug Orders to $ > ' | i 1 [ Hughes' Central Pharmacy t Eighth Street asd Wesley Aveane 3 ' ' I Eitloor. A* rmy for $ • < f The Exclusive Norris Candy of the South j • , £ from Atlanta Georgia £ , ' I The famous Reymer Bro. Candy of the West I ' • t from Pittsburgh. Pa. $ ■ , | -Urn » forest" , ' That th« CompounJIne of Prncrtgliou l> OOT •tacialty • I | J. Thornier Ilwtn, P. D. Pharmacist la rhargs £ • 4 <yi .y iyiiyiiyi ryify. if. iy. 'v* y"v' 't' *t' 't* 'v j > - Cords Fabrics Reduction in fisk * prices does not mean a lowered quality. Every Fisk Tire, large or small, is a standard Fisk Tire. Present low prices are on tires which have made the name Fisk famous for quality and mileage. There is no better tire B value in the world than a Fisk Tire at the present ! price. j Sold only by Dealers i 1L======^=^^

DR. II INDLEY BUSY I Ilia Services a- a Speaker Arc in Demand ' .The Rev. ih". John Handley. pu~ ' lor «f the Fir-l M. K. Church, of thi ' I pulpit orator is State-v ide, preached ' • at the Pitman camp meeting service-1 ' Fri.fnv evening. He lectured on -1 ' "Grit. Grace ami Gumption" in the • First M. K. Church at Helmar Tuns- 1 1 day evening, -and next Tuesday after- • ' noon, at .7 o'clock he will ad.ltes--.tV > ' Methodist Summer V ■ diary here on ' -""Brltainy -®ller Costumes. Habit- • ' and Monument-." (dVEKS LARGE TERRITORY Q. V. nighum and family, of Ijuisdi'wne, -are at their apart merit-. 170<l Bigham h» been an active meml-er 1 of the fhujjiu City Pi.-idog Club -for • p a numl-er of years, hud has made • t a record as a -urf He is with 1 the real estate department of the ' ' West Jersey and Sea-bore Railroad " Company ami until recently was l»-' rated at the offices in ' amrlen. Now 1 ; the office Is in Wilmington, Del., and ! Mr. Bigham's territory has Ireen eon- ' : sidernbly extended. The .iistrict cm- ' braces the north eml of Delaware and ' . all the way to Norfolk. Yu. CHILDREN'S CARNIVAL r The first'uf the ebil-Ueh's earnir vats thi- summer will IsT held at the i Ocean City Yacht Club Wednesday way- are an attrm-ti-n for the children of the members of this orI gonization. GET CONGRATULATIONS Commodore John File and wife, of 1 Philadelphia, summer residents, are | friends because of their accession to 1 the ranks of grandparents. J'he af- ■ fair dates from Wednesday of last Wm. S. Bitting and wife, of Phila- ■ delphia, are among the visitors.

TAXPAYERS MEETING - - ' , N< Annual Affair to hi- Held Thinl Friday in August - tit looking forward to the biggest year in it- history. Pie executive com- — ing ■ at the home of Thomas ILTorl. 5 'the committee "has done all in its _ power towanW making ready for the annual meeting which is always of *' great interest to the owners of home- ™ in Ocean city. This meeting will be p.. held Hit thinl Friday evening of Cci A <1 gust in the rest room of the ^ Mu-ic Pavilion and a hearty invitotb.e i- exteude.1 to all those intere/t- Tr ed in Ureal. City's welfare .to attend. FtlRMKX IIR<IDT?TT HERE \V. Scott Hand, wife 'and daughter. . of Philaili'lphia. have retun.e.1 home. , after n plea -ant visit to friends in i tins city and vicinity. Mf Hand. , for years cashier of thoN First I National Bank nf this city is in the ! of tran-w.rtatioii and housing. United ~ | States Shipping Board. I III North , Brood -treet. Philadelphia. His .duties particularly relate to the | hninTling of titles, with which line nf work lu- has bad many years of experience. Mr. Hand owns a cottage or. We-ley avenue, M..u Eighth |_ y Try an Adv. in the Sentinel and eet Quick Results.

The "Jo-Mar" Pure Food Shop 912 BOARDWALK FOR PARTICULAR FOLKS We are making a specialty of wonderfully good one dollar dinners, and our a la carte service will please you greatly.^ Try our Deviled Crabs and Club Sandwiches. financial strength Hi FINANCIAL STRENGTH. LIKE PHYSICAL STRENGTH M ls NOT OBTAINED ALL AT ONE TIME-IT COMES Igj BY FAITHFUL, DEVOTED EFFORTS H THE FIRM OR INDIVIDUAL BUSINESS MAN IN . g| BUILDING FINANCIAL STRENGTH SOON LEARNS §3 TO KNOW THE IMPORTANCE OK A GOOD BANKING - ' g f CONNECTION, LIKE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. | E j First National Bank • m OCEAN CITV.N.J. j GO TO THE *- PROTECTED PARKING STATION EIGHTH STREET NEAR THE BOARDWALK Day and night protection for parked automobiles. . Rates reasonable., A. P. COLLISSON, Proprietor. | This is a 3-19 B, Westingp- ■■ C, house full automatic Elec- rHi 1 ID trie Range, other styles in Q] \X/ 1 1|»J_![ — — stock. Let us show you the g Eft / y advantages of cooking by I olectricity- Cheaper than Wf \ |n I gas and cleaner. §1 © j ^ |1 We carry a full line of West- d 'nB^0"se' Mazda and Nitro(f I \j 11^ — If W-f- Raymond f " ! Our sale* drpartmidit carries a complete line of Bathing Suits, Caps and X. Shoes at attractive price* SEA SIDE BATHS SANITARY AIR DRIED SUITS AND TOWELS X = Opposite the main bathing beach, between Ninth and Tenth street* OCEAN CITY, N. J. Pkc*. &30 ud 44S . N. HICKMAN FISH OYSTERS CLAMS CRABS AND CRAB MEAT — ' 1455 ASBURY AVENUE, OCEAN CITY N. J j . ..• I j

Chas. Montgomery ami wife, of York City, are sojourner* here, __ will remaW fur mm* jj ' " t cc Scotch Hall sanitarium 1 opr.li Abb vc*»=*A quirt. high-clas» home suitable for invalid- Most desirable all year round home for elderly people and for well people desiring • quiet place for RKST. ; Cooking under -uprrvisiou ot a graduate Ha Dietittoli. Registered Graduate Nur»r alnay* on-duty. Ha tin, Ma—age, Klrctru-. Hot-air Baker Tieatiiieut gtveu. | Tii«tmeiit rooms open to the public. D. McGIUCNY. Mi*. -II «» *. fc. Towner. H. N. •# Mead Muree HOTEL PARK VIEW f 5th street -and Central Avenue Table Board ton dollars per week Special rates for season and to families Phone 3Q3-J GEORGE L. REGAN .„ HALCYON HALL 1116 Wesley a*e. Ocean City New Jersey • Newly funiishetl rooms; running J water in each room; Three- minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell miller cottage t Open All the Year )M, Hbt-watrr Heal ^ lit the biscayne NOW OPEN Itunollic water In «v.r> txdruom Ocean aVrn ue opposite Moorly n terrace j jj, Private Hnllt* Btniklet GANDY COTTAGE 813 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey THE HANIF-INN IX 91U We-ley Avenue the darlington ]- 11211 Cnitrel'A've T Oereu'cily, M.J. Hpei-iiil ZU»*I* «uj m" J llnli IVaVrr"' THE BELLE VUE HOTEL® 8th and Ocean Avenae Ocean City t fi, Mr. EL S. Schantz, Proprietor I*hone 3833 DR. DAVID M. SAXE D, Veterinary Surgeon 21 N. Virginia ave. Atlantic City ~ Disease* of dogs and cats a specialty Ocean City calls given special attention ^ Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn florist n 1128 Bay Avenue ]° Ocean City New Jersey J FULL LINE OF AND WASH SKIRTS ORGANDIES, SILK AND TAFFETA DRESSES designed by Peggy Pange New York HILDRETH S SHOP 826 ASBURY AVE.

Dr. w. P. haines :OR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE OCCAN CITY. N. *. wit I'lHitiv.au , . y Dk. Ei-okenck B. haines Hour* by Apiulblalcnt IK K^N CITY. J. 1. v-IOu. in .it-s p. m \ Allen Corson, M, D. 1*4 Vyeiley Avenue City v Now Jersey' UKRSCHKL PETTIT, M. I). 807 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEV John h. Whitk'ak, m. 1). 717 WESLEY AVENUE OCCAN CITY. N- J. uk. chas. h. vail Osteopathic Physician llrmn I'll- Ditto* Hhllxt-lphm; DBtre • th A (Vntrml I43S Kwl E.1.1. Trun UMs I'hulx- L-71.W W>|0UI laK DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 809 Central avenue. Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis Nitrous Oxide Administered Abbott's Pharmacy 9th and Asbury ,Win. JG. Abbott, Prop. Mo ^ , Wootton. Harcourt i Steelman LAW OFFICES andrew c boswell Law Offices Master In Chancery occam city. m. j. ABUUTKCT8 L. Leslie Headley Co. BUILDER5 Architectural Service SIS EIGHTH STREET inimim Wnlr, ■••••*} Ocean City, N. J.Designer and Builder of ArftsTie BungaConvenient Cottage*. Up-to- Date Apartments, Modern Hotels. vivian b. smith ARCHITECT Atlantlo City. N. J. ENGINEERS *• Wm. h. Collisson, |r. Civil Engineer and Surveyor taty Knzlnrer. imu Cll . N, J. - - --rr—-'- 4

Carl's HOME OF GOOD EATS DELICATESSEN HOME BAKING 806 BOARDWALK | 1 is an event not soon to be forgotten, i Softly shaded light*, quick, courteous service, the finest of (ood will make "g ■ 11 J51"1" is not at all expensive. lu)/ You "UTprissd at the modernt« RQm for which so much pleasure THE HARRIS RESTAURANT D , 805 Asbury Avenue Cream _ — Ocean City. N. J. _ , VT. H. Harris, Preft /