■ EIGHT OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY, X. ■!.. THT'RSPAY. AUGUST IS. 1921 __J __ a— ■ — — . i- vrllL'oV ENTERTAINED \T LUNCHEON

HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS fOR MERMEN

One of the Most Important Parts of Fishing is to Have Proper Bait ' Some people while out fishing with others, often wonder why the fellows in the other boat near them is able to catch twice ar many fish as they are getting. If some of the rules below are followed more correctly as ttrhojt there will be lots more success, — < ^ There are a number of baits that may be, according to- the pilots of the bo5St;—»uccessfu!l.v used in the hoy. One of the commonest baits used art. clams because they are always to be had. Whenever possible, to secure a supply, however, they get crabs which are still better but hard to keep alive. One of the best baits yet discovered and use.! by I everyone whenever possible are mussels. These bivalves are not easily j gottan on the Bayside but grow by! the millions aiy w here in the sounds. Some of the more enterprising fishermen gather the muscles, steam them slightly and then salt them down in a jar using just a little salt. This preserves them so that they will keep for a week even in the hottest weather and /or fishing in the bay they have' been voted the best' possible asset to a good catch. Host of the members of the parties going out to the fishing grounds in j the bay prefer to use rod and reel i and this fact contributes to the loss ' of many "big ones" that get away.; Not because a rod and reel is used,! but because the owners use too light , a line and too fragile hooks. Fori bay fishing a reel line while not as: large as a hand line should be strong j enough to take care of a chanel ' bass that may take the bait at any j * time and to land him provided the sportsman uses care in "playing" the unexpected big fellow. Another shortcoming of many of the tackle outfits is the light weight dipsy. For the bay nothing less than a pound dips/ or sinker should he used because of the strong currents For chanel bass or drum fish at. even heavier lead should be "used. The favorite reel line outfit for chanel bass is a thirty-two thread line one to two hundred feet in length and a lead of a pound and a half. Of eburse a heavy hook is needed but thb fishermen will not often go amiss on the hooks because practically any of them on the market sold as drum hooks will land the forty to seventy-five pound red or black drum or bring him to the sands or side of the boat where he can be brought in "out of the wet" with a gaft. At present the fish being taken in the bay are nearly all weakfish and croakers, but the edvent of the drum is expected daily. And occasionaily one is caught The weak fish are running about two pound. W. H. Harris, of this dty, and Roy Faweett, of Millville, caught 11 weak fish, the largest weighing 8 pounds, in Great Egg Harbor Bay a few nights since. A. D. Cummins, a Philadelphia business man spending the summer seasons here, went outside in his boat Thursday, accompanied by C. C. Wanamaker, and James Sword, of Philadelphia. They brought back 54 weak fish, all of good size. . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS lit ft Haw minimus, than*. Tl*. A t% ft mat radactioa on hk t— Ulna lamrtioan. UR"ii!m|S< U*nMf Aatrtsrr stvnw. Mv <*""ior1MK nm. "tmrJ C H. KJQGKU (21 Wnlo »n*— — AU>. IIHT Bn'1 BWrrU oa baa*, at Bskth •tram. Frtdar. Ana 12. PalaWd Mm. Reward If ratanmU to (II Third atiatt.— Adv. I»r ompaao- on mrdfcd Boor. Appl, (2T WnWi swam -Adv. FOR SALE Motor nod Row Boot for mh. Dnaaan Jack, m Wmt A room- Adv. if. FOR SALE— ©m Twin Dooblodnras Window tarn. sUm (a ZtnlOH. Alao oaa Trtpta CsHia.nl Fnsma. Imdad tlsjs. Urn atatt. ISO* Wodor «vaa^-AdT. 'jsnns "• : ^^TUC SJUX-IimdM, tl^r^ >aud ^jondL \ FOR SAlJt— Pool tablo. t»(W til. In *xI (Wilms, madltlon. No rwnmnnl.W offor rr- «■»«• f»t— Adv. WANTED ^ WANTED— LOJWO Mryroojo^or J^prrsnn^ Mrtlniuw l(» COtaabt* ...nor, Phllssdot -phln.— Adv. WANTED— At HmlBM How. pad* as quilt, for CO.. of noldlort and aailor,. Tim and assrnrr.fortnbW nod nil the hoy, ore ronjiiras- ;iss?sj|®csL.*^: pip to X. T. Z-. SntlntJCAdv. WANTED Whit. Girt for sssaoral homework. Apply. II2& Wmler ovonm - Adv. WANTED— Tassay saaa far sanoral rlert. ml work, familiar with Alias, ate.. mtnUs SWEATERS WANTED Tho klontou Lootm will lm triad lo hnw fsrmlrrs lor the hoy* to. nan on the heark when bathlns.— Adv. ' ANNOUNCEMENT ~ [white that" I wUI bo a candidate "for Free holder front the Second Ward. ob urn Re publican Ticket. WILLIAM J. CHAD WICK. This adv. paid let hf'w.'jrSadwSr 1: Hi, R*-j

THE LUNG BATH "We arc alj taking sea baths now," sai.l a doctor. "Lots of people take II ! mu.l baths, too. Stomach baths are i | prescribed frequently for dyspeptics, i i But few of us take lung baths as we • should. ' t "You can swab out your lungs as one swisbs out a room. Pure air sloes it You go dut where the air i* pure, throw your head well back, inhale , . ; through your noatril* as much of this pure air as >t.ur lungs will hold, and , * | then expel it swiftly and forcibly. Do , ' thisaififtecn o: twenty or twenty-five ■ : times— even oftener if you like. Astonishing how it will cleanse your '" lungs! Astonishing how good it will * make you feel! Air is a great stimulant, and some , it of these lung bathers over-stimulate t f themselves, so that thev get nervous, i e can't sleep at night and so on. They . s ; do this by such tricks as breathing t - the pure air through one nostril only, i e. taking too many lung baths and that , y sort of thing. Such over indulgence t is perhaps pardonable if you havp a t piece of hard mental work to do, but y if It is made a habit of it will break . ;- tlown the health like over indulgunre , y j in cocaine or hooch or any other • y I stimulant. u — - — — K ON MOTOR TRIPS n When the skin is to be ex pose. I for n any length of time, as on long motor ■ L rides or in the surf, apply a small y amount of cold cream and a generous - amount of powder before startifwaut e; Upon your return and before waSWIflg t' the face with soap and water remove ] the dust and cosmetics with cold cream. Rub the cream in well and „ then wipe it off with a toft cloth or ,| | absorbant cotton. If time permits, „ I wait an hour before washing the face__ ._ j with soap and water. If the skin lj feels at all irritated after the washt ing, apply a little more cold cream. r J and dust the skin lightly with powder a ! to remove the oily appearance. — Good x\ Housekeeping. il >' j COSMIC DUST AT SEA BOTTOM * It has been only lately discovered " that cosmic dust forms layers at the bottom of the deepest seas. Between 'I Honolulu and TakiG, at a depth of 11 2350 fathoms — over two miles and a n half — a vast layer of this materia * exists. a 0 Advertise in the SENTINEL. r IN CHANCERY OF~KKW JERSEY |( To Hum JuKia Schaub: . Br virtu, of an ontrr of tb> Court of " Chaoorry of Now Jcrtry. made on tho ltlh f day of July. I»21. in a certain (.no whoroio , Mablo Jane Sohaub la twtWloner. and you | d ar* defendant. yuu ar* required to appear. _ and plead. anawwr or donor to petitioner', petition on or Mfora tho ink day of SopT SSSr'artu"hT*iitaI' "Si ■° eree** af dtvnrro. dlmoHIn* tho narrlatro be- i - - •? fasiff"-" if Boltettor of Potitlonor. P. O. Add row: Union Natl Bank Bids . n Atlantic City. N. J. ;.ta (t Pf. n.N :■:« ci Pf. ti e.

THE TAIL OF BIRDS 1 ' Long-legged birds have short tails. • A bird's tail serves as a rudder dur- f' ! ing the act of flight. When birds " . provided with long legs, these are * • stretched directly behind when the ^ bird is flying, and so act as a rudder. ^ TO DEFEND HIMSELF (i ■ Magistrate: "What have, you brought - ' that thick stick Into court for?" Defendant; "Well, everybody told 1 that I must come with u means of 1 defense, and 1 fancy I've brought it" SOMETHING REAL FOR NEXT j. - SEASON . I am thinking of bullding^_atwo- • story apartment, living, dipingTTwm^ : kitchen .bath on each floor . garage and the use of my private wharf. If you would like to secure I one of these for next season come . over to, the boy and we will talk it I i over anyway, f l.INWOOD SAqK,i * Foot of Walton place on Bay. t Ocean City, N. J. , ANNOUNCEMENT Palermo, N. J.. Aug. 15, 1921 To the Voters of Cape May County: 1 hereby announce to the voters of r'Cape May County that I will be a r candidate for the Nomination for I Assembly on the Republican ticket. R ih the September primary and restipectfully solicit the support of said i party. I am a native of Cape May s County. 1 RdaDectfully. i Jl'DSON B. CORSON, r Palermo, Cape May . County, N J._ t Paid for by Ju.lson Corson. *" NOTICE FLORIDA D JONES 032 SIMPSON AVE. OctAis City Ntw jtaarv I Samuel Hecker i, SECOND HAND FURf^TCRE • "" Something New for the benefit of Oceaa City people Ocean Citv House Cleanine ; ; Oomuauy ° Will vlran T.iur hotel, b. airline hoDM.^ pttvaie h ! wlll.lo n i.f the'rontrart or day. <il>' u- • I# \ trial. 730 West Avenue " Ocean City Ne* Jersev JONES, ROGERS A BASSELL /A. U JONKH. Maoag.r

n d ■ IK' - I I Will Build You One of the Most Beautiful [ BUNGALOWS . in the cftY J for $2,350 r complete ^ 2 Bed roonia, 9x11 feet. Bath 6x7 feeL Living Room 11x12 feel "• Dining rooM llxil feel. Kitchen Its? feet, with beautiful col- ™ onade with book caae and china cloart. Painted out aide in n two coata of beat paint; one coat stain and two coats varnish - all over inside. Papered to anit with brautifut electric fixtures. ^ Large loft up ataira can be used for extra bed room. Edgar F. Berger BUILDING CONTRACTOR ,h 3MK) Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. I HAVE SOME BUILT FOR YOUR INSPECTION J Automobile Renovating "The Shop Complete" _ I BODY WORK TOPS UPHOLSTERING aw WINDSHIELD GLASS FENDER WORK PAINTING or of thr better kind I £ > i; Wescoat Co. Albany .JjVrnue Blvd. and Winchester *"■ Telephone 561 ATLANTIC CITY REAL SERVICE \

Mrs. M. H. 'Lake, gave a luncheon for some friend- at 1»er hame. 112 1" Asbury avenue, yesterday. Her guests were Robert Smith and wife. Mis. Ileboruh VanUiMer, Mrs. .lames Smith. Mi.-x Victoria Corson. Miss Hilda VunC.il.ler, Master Levi VanGilder and Mrs. I J -!ie Corson. ^ It) LITIC A I. NOTICE Is. . To the Men. and W omen Voteruiof t a p. May County: I d.-sirv to announce my candidarv for the office of State Senator. My experience (hiring the past three ' legislative sessions has qualified me to give greater service to all the people of our count y. I have stood for constructive legislation and for the html interests of the people, that's the guarantee for fua matter of public record. On thr strength of that rrenrri I appeal lor the loyal active hearty support of thr Republican volers at the Primary elect ioti FCEsnw. SEPTEMBER 27. 1921 WILLIAM il. BRIGHT. Wild wood, N. J. Paid for by William H. Bright

fire escapes for all types of buildings ALSO REPAIRED AN!) PAINTED Wc guarantee approval of local and Stale authorities on all our work. Builders' Iron Work BR0WNWORTH & CO. PMItaOElPMI* "Ltl us Estimile"

I DORSEY'S I QUALITY MARKET 727 Asbury Avenue Ocean City. N. J. ; S» 'Steaks 35c k SIRLOIN Cut from the Best City Dressed Meats Hamburg Steak 25c lb. Fresh Ground, Very Nice and Lean Buy your Meats from nnDQFV\ quality UUKoC I o market Kellogg's Corn Flakes 9^c COFFEE, QS 25c lb. THE UNIVERSAL CAR It Does Make a Difference Where You Buy Your FORD it's our Service after the Sale that counts There Price* Represent the Gre Touring $440 atest Motor Value in the W'oiid (Demountable Rim*) Ckaaaia $345 ToBrink $485 Runabout ....: $370 (Clincher Wheel. A Starter) (Clincher Wheel.) Touring ...... $510 Runabout : $393 (Starter A Demountable Rim.) (Demountable Rim.) ('oqpe $695 Runabout $440 (Starter & Demountable Rim.) (Clincher Wheels & Starter) Sedan & $760 Runabout $463 (Starter Jfc Demountable Rim.) (Starter & Demountable Rim.) Ton-Truck Chasxi. $495 Touring $415 Fordaoft Tractor $623 (Clincher Wheel.) j ... (Pneumatic or ootid Urea) .... F. O. B. Detroit EDW. G. KURTZ 12th and Asbury Avenue ONLY AUTHORIZED OCEAN CITY AGENCY IMMEDIATE DETJVERY I Plnnn 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 for the same current consumption. OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE of Atlantic City Electric Company ^

Advertise in the Sentinel for Sure Results ^ -X William Maloney s ovsthb Auto Electricians «oscbiep-s- « .are . Sanitary Fi.h S,.eed»,ne,ers Rtpa.red. Ilatter.e* Markrl Repaired. Presto Lite Storage Battel ies, A.-etvlene (*>as Appliances 1211 Bay Avenue Generator, Starter and Ignition work Orders solicited and delivered 2.107 ATLANTIC AVENUE - Phone G03-J Crab Meat Atlantic City, N. J. Hotel, a Specialty / I'hone 238-J • - I .

iurnif ml Healthy Children line of the main feature, of a child", diet ahould be' plenty of ) t-.HMl aliitesome |iread. Children thrive on Victor Bread because it contains those element* most needed by growing bodies. Victor ^ Bread ^ Oc Feed the little one. plenty of thi* pure wholcscme bread. It will put the bloom of health in their cheelm. "Iced Tea, please!" You hear that often there day*, and when it i. Areo Orange P.-kiH- or India Crylon Tea. You'll hear il again and again. Asc?_ ls?s 12k4 - — v PkgO^tNGE1 PEKOE-*8" INDIA CEYLONOLD COUNTRY STYLE PLAIN BI.ACK MIXED ADDRESSES OF OUR OCEAN CITY STORES: 745 Asbury avenue, Groceries 755 Asbury avenue, Groceries and Meats Areo Store* all over New Jersey Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland. j Instructions MINERVA YARNS BY— Experienced Demonstrator ; AT ' ' ^ e mmm mmm ^ — ^ ^ J