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SOUTH OCEAN CITY FOLK M OFFICIALS

President Patton Praises Municipal AuthoritiesPlans Building . Membirs of the South Ocean City Improvement Association cnjoye<l a soda!' time In the Union chapel, Fifty-fifth street and Asbury avenue, Friday evening. They also heard an interesting talk by Thomas H. E<1» wards, a Philadelphia business man and cottager, on some of his experience* on his tour of Euyope, he having only recently refujned from the' other side. He made-Ah^ trip with a number of Rotarians, he being a member of this organisation. ' '"There were also short addresses by Mayor Champion, City Solicitor Bowwell and I "resilient George W. Patton, of the Association. One of the most interesting reports was that made by Mrs. E. H. \ Collins, of Philadelphia, chairman of , \ the playground committee of the' association. She reported that ■wings and slides for the little ones have been placed in position on the lots at Fifty-second street, and that . — the "kiddles" are denying much i pleasure from these. Mr. Patton announced that plans, - have been made for a community I building to I* constructed at Fifty- ' third street and Central avenue. It! is the. thought to have stores and ap- I art menta on the lower 'floors, with a | large meeting room on the upper > Mayor Champion expressed his appreciation of the splendid work be- t ing done by the South Ocean City I Improvement Association and said - that he was glad to be present and J meet the cottagers who, take such! commendable pride in their section of J Ocean City. President Patton said the members ! • of the association feel that they are 1 t getting a square deal from the city r o officials. Referring to the fine road i way on Central avenue from Thirtysecond street, Mr. Patton said they 1 [ appreciated this road. There are some who say that they got the road i " from the County Board of Freeholders, but it must be understood that tha City Commissioners were the prime movers and really the men who secured the construction of this road. For this and other like improvements , J now enjoyed by the South Ocean City J cottagers, they are all thankful, Mr. J Patton assure. I Mayor Champion. Continuing, he said that the cottagers « artf in hearty accord with the dty of- t fieials. There must be a "get-togeth- _ or" spirit for the ultimate upbuild- t ing of the. South end of Ocean City. * Solicitor Bos well referred to the dutie! of office of the three City S(_ Commissioners, and said that organi- j zations such as this should make it a point to get in touch with the of-; 4 f cials, tell them what they need in J the way nf imprn -tnen'i and wort j J srith the officials in harmony. . ' South Ocean City has a great future, greater possibly than any other j i section of the resort. The bridge j ' over Corson's Inlet has been a dedd- j ed help to South Ocean City, and ' more benefits will come to that uart jf the resort when the bridge across [ Great Egg Harbor is freed from - toll. Mr. Boswell spoke in praise 01 the, wonderful improvements made by ] , the cottagers in South Ocean City ' 1 within the last year, and told the peopls of the great future of that sec- i ' tion because of its having the only available ocean front land here. ' The association's original constitution and by-laws having become - somewhat antiquated, a new consti- , tution and by-laws were adopted at < the meeting. There was community dnginjj, led . "> Mr. Patton, with Mr. Collins at ( the organ. * lee Cream and cake were served by * a committee of the women merhen led by Mrs. John Mac Sherry. The J women members were out in large ■ .lumicrs. Charles D. Hits, the hustling secretary of the association, says thit t?c \ next meeting of the organization will ! o* neld Friday evening, August 19, when officers drill be elected. FISHERMAN FINED ; On complaint of Game Warden - Steel, of Cape May County, A. Van- < Sawn, of Linwood. wu^fined $100 and coids" a few du^go, by Justice 1 of the Peace Garret&n, of Cape May ; j Court House. The man was accused j , of iiligal -net fishing in the Delaware ; Bay, and he pleaded guilty. 0 MOONLIGHT SAIL The Ocean City Chapter, No. 58, O. E. S., will give a moonlight Hail j Monday evening, August 15, from ' Sixth street and Pleasure avenue, on ' the yacht Peerless. The boat will leave at 8 o'clock, it is announced by . Mrs. Ben. Henderson, chairman of' the committee. CASINO CARD PARTY The annual benefit card party of the Casino Club will be given on i Thursday afternoon, August 25, und I promises to surpass all similar for-i mer affairs. Two trophies are always given to «aci. table, and this year* trophic* will be of unusual I value. Ticket* may be procured from any of the members of the Ca-j sino Club. ' i!

MYSTERY OF PLANES 5' HAS BEEN SOLVED s Squadron Flew Along Jersey Coast, Not Booze Hunters Sixteen airplanes, says an Ex- , change,, swept up from Cape May ''t northward along the Jersey coast anil j started more rumors than there were n airships. The unlimited new > and I" ; rumors of mystery ships and booke n runners that have kept Ihc whole | eastern United States in an expectant | morale gave rise to the belief that the , ' airplanes were searching for booze j a catches anil ships, that topic being up- ! " pcrmost to practically every newspaper reader. • ; However, such appear* not to lie [ r true. The plane* were coming from j • Langley Field, Virginia, and were t headed for Mineoln Field where they , - all safely landed and prepared for an . ' attack" on Philadelphia as a part f j of the program being worked out by ! the Navy and Army to show the t pir.cticability of the airplanes in war- J • 1 fare and to work out plans for de- J s fer.se* and :i schedule for the "New ( t Navy." There is n great problem he- * 1 . fore the War Department at present ! as to whether it' is wise to build a a 1 j Navy of Capital ships or wiser to : build an air navy of the different . | types of planes. t| After ''bombing" PhiladWphte fol- • 1 lowing a flight from Mineola the 1 planes left for I-angley -Field by the '! w ay of Wilmington and Baltimore. c Lost something? Place an ad in J | the SENTINEL and it will be quick- J ■ | Iy returned. I ' - ORDINANCE NO. 171 ' 1 UtWd. An * O^ll m nm'*An ikor iUor"" *7' I | I wa,r'x„ Urmr. Is "iw anrneu. 0 lis* bond*, contract No. 701." a THE BOAU> OK COMMISSIONER* OK THE . y ciTr^oF^ocEAN art no owiAjs ^ < I I pi, I— wot bond, nf the Cltr of Orenn Cltr. I New Jene>. In the nmennte prinelpnl ran n ! of Si7.400.n0 .nd to he known », Improve > ■ i mem bond., attract No. 70S", be and the e 1 nune I, brack, refel.-d. f, i See. L Thl« ordinance dull lake effect Ins 1 I"***"*''' * JOS- G. CHAMPION. £ E. A. CORSON. ^ NOTICE * TV a bore ordinance -a, pnaaad an third * and Anal marline at a nwetlne of the Board * I of CYwm.IIumm of Oama C.t,. New J held^on ^Awwl *. 1 S7 1 . ^al^t^o>kpek 1 1. A Chamber. Otr HaR^mm^ jJ'JSeT*'*" . atr Clerk r I i It pt. 12.10 o CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 2 • rOB SALE *, j*cfc>ui*W4M*I B°*! a? tf*- DuuuB FOR SALS — Only two left of thone rncr " dmlrable lota aw A abac mm. Smith of " nf 14th. Prim raT mMtmaSe "to o-L 7 Addreaa Mm. H. S. SMITH. 101 Lee, arena, " CoWacnmod. M. 1. Adr. FOR SALE— On, TwU DMhtrnhnc WisssFcS- = . j»a«. um WooMr mwb-Mr. « HOUSE HOLD faraltmm for anle. Aim ! ■ sU»h M m AfSrwv h— a<-Ad. |i FOR^SALE— Ford JTonrlno. mi. Cmod j' FOR SAX-E-- Inralld* chair, rood Condition. renaonahle. 704 Fonrth otreet Adr V . FOR SALE-Ono "Ford" toorin* car In ! J. '(iAJUE1^B«widefcroad. J FOR SALE— Bahr anrrin^. white mad 1 Applj SZ2 Moorlrn terram.-Adt. It. FOR SALE Sum BMMimr w ha morod L 1SZI. Applr 7M Boardwalk. Ad. FOR SALE - Fool tnblw SaiU In Ant rlaaa eooditioo. Applr Ic 20 Twelfth atraet.— Adv. Motor Boat foe ate. ZS Soot. Fahner eortna. Can be earn in Oman Cltr. rhone O. C. :»M at ear time - Adr. WANTTO " fggSrgr , phto. — Adv. * ***°"' — r WANTED- At Hnalaaa Hooar. pad. or h ra'l^wM w °n ^2^! Yhi J5u*I'm^ld • . and wnmmfottable and nU the bom am now- " WANTEH-Ta rent br nunU femlt,. Hoaae | or Apartment from Aotro- IS to gept amber : Ijj^for Addreaa W. B. D. Sentinel . WANTED— At onto. Kan.rUamd Wallmna aim Chambermaid. Applr Linroln Hotel. - WANTED— Child ■a Norm. Few hnwm mch pi" Mo kflh*mmet—Ad.. c 1 Vowao man. U mar, of are. Mm llirht « !"""■ ___ : ANNOUNCEMENT ' i I~H'C a*'° '"iuT'ta IT ■uAdau'fiir^W ( i SE.-'Ttdf """" , | WILLIAM J. (HAD WICK. I*na> adr. paid for hi' W *£*3*4™?'

RESOLUTION Hr Mer.r. tlroraa. DaBow and MacKlUir - 'ht'HERMkS. it haa Inwn th'JA'i^ of.^AK I C Stmwamt I jay^sfc^Mtliw wBtirTof tho faad of Tbovsht >»T.h"the^ ' pnarrrr'1* of Ca|W Naj "wh'eKEAS. hi. ( erne ^e™1.,, yStirT ?? "uUbDU * "i-'n - kt m: it " it k.m i k v ki^ < h at *|["|'^>[[l'* ' ' The fr. rr. inV rco.lunon^wa, adoj"rd ^ar .._ . mil. it rf._«!.« '",nlNC nT,H' ' k Immrduielr WM H • CAMPBELL E A. COR8QN. . . ' Notice The abotre^ ordinance ya»^ pa.-ed^ tjh ss^5"«sr* ■■ JOS. G. CHAMFtON Otr Clerk. COLLECTOR'S SALE OF PROPERTIES for Cnpaid Street Assessments Off, re of i he Tha Collector. Oman Cltr. N J. h he I TUESDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY III' SEPTEMBER two o'rluck P. M. i Standard Time!, of lhat da,, at the Ta» OfSre. mcond Boor of Cltr Halhjn ^ wd^ ^"^"oJ^'paV^arT,' of A'maament and under and hr- virtue of an art of the ImrUlature of New Jarwr. enappwvml March ^77. 14l7.^and the ,upph-j on real inuaortj and |.rov,d,ns for the redaction ttwrrof^ hr^the rrration and en-ai,i!-t"!- lb* *ttl',,l*nd'nndm*r he' rooMrora erect and build, and repair^. Atlantic Ocean . wlthlm the territorial .•nriaroet themuf/* iaM^^Pla»^IL^j»^and ^°ml7o w"1"" real eJute^wtii^W^roldjn '*Tbe foUowlna lint frl.m a deacription br number and met ion of the lota, trart, or parrel, nf Wad u be mU in por.ua ore of thl, ad.ert.mment ^a-^ther appear onjhe a^ inclt or parceto'td^laad leaporlivelr mat nf thin ^r ^ ^ Name Block No. Lot No. Win II. Moore II J »I»7.J» Y. Sroet us; lou7 :.ll« S Y Son DC u»«- 514.M H. T. Loturwrnth 1UC IMS tlt.M H. T. Lommtroth 14C JSIS. MU4 Wrirtit Trnda'lVx'ar lUden ,#'S n-., v.. K™ i™ Fred R. lone II'I 11X1 8SZ.44 ! Fred R. lame I 111 I!££ «»1-4C Sutton Comoa Co. Iir. ITT 1 12,. 17 Sutton Comoa Co. 110 /lM IJ1*«E It pf. ZJ.IO NOTICE j If TM^need anal] around man Jo dn^JohblM I FLORIDA O JONES | •32 flHFtON AVE. I Occam Citt NiwdCRRCV I Samuel Meeker SECOND HAND FURNITURE Purutiaauwii klnda of old Furnlmre. If jrou . *N . J , ,-'l . ntruMand ^ wlll^^mfi.^ Alwaya^n lb. Something New for the benefit of Ocead City people Ocean City House Cleaning Comnany will clean emir hotel, boanllus bourn, prllaie . rot tare, office, or anything you have in clean. Wefor^Mi everything. Jual give u> Ibn Job. wlP^do II by Ure coo tract or Say. Ulvo a, a 7j0 West Avenue Ocean City New Jersey llall Pbone.TVW JONES, ROGERS & BASSELL t A. I*. JON12I, Mnnnirer

FOR SALE J ' f 1509 North Thirty-third street. Philadelphia. Lot 16 feet front by 148 feet deep, facing Fairmonnt Park, on which in erected a three-ntory porch front dwelling, 12 rooms nnd 2 bath-room*, all modern conveniences.. Price very rea*on- '■ nhle. GEORGE M. NAHM i 2736 W. GIRARD AVE, PHILADELPHIA n \ I

To Danger Ju«tu. Schnub: ' • P. O. Addre..- NaKr'lWnk^ RUlI . CHRIST I \N SCIENCE YV. LECTURE \\ free leclurc on Christian Scirncr will he held in Keith's Thrtalre. Garden I'irr. Atlantic ' City,. N. J, Sunday August Illh. i at 3.00 p. m» h> Judge Samuel m'. Green, S_ Isiuist ille, Ky_ mnnlier of the Hoard of lo-ctur- 1 er»hip. The Molher Church, the First Church of Christ Scientist. tloKlon. Mas*. All are welcome. CLAMS ' OYSTERS SI ON THIEF'S & SONS Market 1211 ll.ii \ venue Orders soliciie i ami ileliverml . Phone fiOS-J Oral. Meat SENTINEL ads bring results.

FIRE ESCAPES for all types of buildings ALSO REPAIRED AND PAINTED R — — Wc guarantee approval of local and State authorities on all our work. Builders' Iron Work BROWIfWORTH & CO. "Let ui Estimate"

DORSEY'S QUALITY MARKET 727 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J., round 'Steaks 35c 15. SIRLOIN I Cat from the Best City Dressed Meats I Hamburg Steak 25c 15. Fresh Ground, Very Nice and Lean Buy your Meats from nnP<sFV'<s quality UUKOCI o MARKET Kellogg's Corn Flakes 9^gc COFFEE, QS. 25c lb. THE UNIVERSAL CAR It Does Make a Difference Where You Buy Your FORD K's our Service after the Sale that counts These Price* Represent the Gre roaring - $440 - stest Motor Value in the World (Demountable Rims) (Ttassis $345 Touring ...-. .$485 Kunabont — ! — $370 (Ciindier Wheel* & Starter) (Clincher Wheels) Touring $510 - Runabout $395 ' (Starter & Demountable Rims) (Demountable Rims) Coupe *..._ L. —..$695 Runabout .$440 (Starter & Demountable Rims) (Clincher Wheel* ft Starter) Sedan— $760 Runabout $465 (Starter ft Demountable Rial*) (Starter & Demountable Rim*) Ton-Truck' Chagsi* $495 Touring* — $415 FordaorfJTractor ... $625 (Clinrher Wheel*) .... (Pneumatic or solid tires) .... F. O. B. Detroit EDW. G. KURTZ 12th and Asbury Avenue ONLY AUTHORIZED OCEAN CITY AGENCY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Phone COO We sell Anywhere

A RE you using Edison Mazda Lamps? If " not, why not? They give three times as much light as the old style Carbon lamps . I for the same current consumption. OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE of Atlantic City Electric Company *9

Advertise in the £ William Maloney Auto Electricians Speedometers Repaired. Batteries Repaired. Presto-Lite Storage Batteries. Acetylene Gas Appliances Generator, Starter and Ignition work 2307 ATLANTIC AVENUE Atlantic City, N. Phone 238-J

Sentinel for Sure Results I American Audit Co. ACCOUNTANTS Audits Kxaminations I 'Systems Income Tax Chai. W. Perry, C. P. A. (N. Y.) Belle, ,r Co«rt Baild«|. Fbile4el*kU. Ft William S. Leech 604 Atlwtk ire. . Pkra, 261M j

A Genuine Bargain ('offers nf the same high grmle are selling elsewhere at 45c lb. Our price is only 25c per lb. We save you 20c on every lb. Asco - Coffee lb 25c Try thi* deliciou* coffee YOU'LL TASTE THE DIFFERENCE! Delicious Little Fellows If yob want n real treat, try some of our Baby Norway Mackerel for breakfast. Each fish i * just the right size for an individual |Kirtion. Very tasty and "tender. Baby Koiwai mackerel 3 for lOc \The tang of the open i* in 'em. ADDRESSES OF OUR OCEA N CITY STORES: 745 Asbury avenue, Groceries 755 Asbury avenue, Groceries and Meats Ahco Store* all* over New Jersey Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland. S Instructions j-(B 1 ,N u mmi ' MINERVA YARNS BY Experienced Demonstrator 1 — AT — STAINTON'S :'r * i • " , .jjjjF.. ■; J