BPSr?^ ■ v.. - A two j ocean city sentinel, ocean city. n. j.. thursday, september 29. 1921 __ = __ - — ' i

Ocean City Sentinel ocean city printing and publishing co. OCEAN CfTY. - - NEW JKKSKY . Bell Phone No. 138- J J «k work (.nmiMly doaa h» Mmni; THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1921 ( A DIFFERENT KIND OF ADVERTISING We particularly want to call your attention to the full page advertisement imofting Ocean City that appears in this issue. It is entirely different in that it tells of the ad- , vantages of Ocean City and not of ' an Individual business enterprise. We who live here know the ad- j vantages that Ocean City offers during the months of September ami | October. We know that for many i reasons they are the very beat two ' months of the year. The men who made possible the full page advertisement know it and believe others would take advantage ( of a period of recreation in Ocean • City If they knew IL These met : believe that anything that helps '• Ocean City helps us all. They have 1 backed that belief with their dollars. .!

NO FUNDS AVAILABLE Was Announcement Made by State * Highway Department ( The announcement made several ] several weeks ago through the State j Highway Department, that there a would be no funds available in 1922 i for carrying out the construction of j the State Highways, has arroused the 2 interest of the rami users that the a farmer organisations of the State 4 have appointed a special committee f of Ave to work with a similar com- 1 mittee of the motoring organisations 2 in an endeavor to have the legisla- 3 ture pass a bond bill that was defeated at the last session. 4 The agriculturist* believe that thejc maintenance of the plans for a com- ' 1 plete main highway system, as out-! z lined by the present Highway Com-; 3 mission, is of the utmost importance 1 [_ to the economic life of the State, and ' j are preps ml to exert the entire 2 strength of their powerful organic*- 3 lions in seeing that the millions which 4. have already been spent upon our _ highways to bring them up to their' present condition Is not wasted. All available funds for highway construct! 00 «iat wilt be derived from I the motor vehicle fund for next year will be needed to construct the new bridge across the Ran tan river, be-, tween the Amboys, the Federal govern merit making it mandatory* that this work be completed next year. This will leave nothing for the carrying on of new highway work. The plan proposed by the motorists and; the agriculturist* call for a fifty' million dollar bond issue, part of!. , which will be for reconstruc&m of — bridges, and the remainder for the! building of roddem highways. The coalition of interest* mark* the first time in history when the fanners and. motorists have gotten together for a common cause, and it is believed that through their efforts that • a real plan for highway construction ; and financing will be evolved. * NATION-WIDE MOVEMENT lf everyone born and ream) in this town had remained here to make his permanent home, we should he a dty j of many thousands, more population than we now number. j = On the other hand, cities and towns elsewhere that have attracted our youth would never have been founded, perhaps, and America would remain as it was in pioneer days— a great continent with a few scattered eWes — all toe large, all over-congest-ed. But the opportunity that calls men away from their native homes keeps the great movement alive, with the result that praAically every comer of America has in It a representative of Ocean City. However, the home town always has its interest for the people who heeded the calf to go elsewhere, and news of its progress and the doings of it* people i* welcome news to the native and former resident, wherever he may now be located. Correspondence, however ~ faithful, cannot cover all the news anJ gossip, and seldom ileal* with more than family affairs. The perfect medium! of course, is the home town newspaper, which prints ail the news or all the people. Some of these Items, while of limited interest to you, 4. might be of great interest to one away from home. There is now a nation-wide move- 1 ment on foot, sponsored by the National Editorial Association and other agencies, in which this paper is taking part, looking to a stimulation of interest in the Home Town Paper. RETURNED HOME Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fox have closed their home on the Gardens and returned to Camden for the winter. |

1 COUNTY EXHIBIT BEST EVER HELD 1 Trophies Given by Ixiraljj Bank and Trust « Company J This exhibit yds considered the i best that has erer been- made. There [' • were over two- hundred entries of - , fruits, vegetables, com, potatoes, | ' ['poultry, .etc. Tht+e wad also exhibit-' ! fed a number of sbocimens. of forage, j ' ,'iuiy un.l cover crop plants. J A special feature jras -the display!' 1 ' j of a number of charts, giving infor- j • - 1 niation regardimfflte various kinds; | of lime, forage, hay find cover crops j t r j recommended for use in our county. I ! The problem of sojl fertility is j v | very important in our county, anil the ! I work done along this line was il- j 1 lustra to. I by a chart showing the in- 2 ■ creased use of vetcJTafTa^eover crop, j I The amount used was increased du£ ! ] ing the past two years from two to j ' hearty four tons, see. ling over three I hundred acres. 1 The instructors were present to I give information relative to vocation- 2 ■ al work, and many people availed y 1 themselves of the opportunity, thus f showing that considerable interest is F ^ being manifested in the work. 1 ' The list of awards is as follows: < Vocational School— Class A 1 Corn, Yellow iDent) Trophies 1. George Aronnem, Cultivator — Kussel Bailey, Com Crop Seeder * 3. Russel T'ylor, Agricultural Book • Corn. White (Dent) V 1. Alvin Hand, Cover Crop Seeder t 2. Richard Ewing. Cover Crop Seeder H 3. Clarence Maclntice, •' Agricultural Book " 4. Schellenger Brothers, J Agricultural Book C 1. Harry Nichols, Sprayer 1 Earl Bailey, 2 Agricultural Books 2 '3. David Sayer, 1 Agricultural Book 3. | Sweet Potatoes 4 T. Kreider, Vine Turner P Alvin Rand, Cultivator 1. Clinton Wilson, Vine Turner 2. David McPherson. Hoe S (Orchard) 1, Richard Ewing, Sprayer 2. Alvin Hand, Pruning Shears 3. 3. Samuel Iipoehutz, 4. Agricultural Book () Lewis Hoffman, Agricultural Book 1. j Onions James Wilson, Cultivator tl 1 2. Harry Downam, Potato Fork a' IS. Earl Bailey, Hand Clutivator O ; Late Potatoes • (> ; Joseph Elliott, 2 Agri'al Books ; J. Levin, 1 Agricultural Book fii 5. Edgar McPherson, 1 Agri'al Book p< John Kreider, 1 Agricultural Book c:

Special (Vocational) Poultry 1. David McPherson, I Agricultural Book (poultry) I Pumpkin 1. Daniel Spaulding, Com Planter . , 2. tidorgr Ilea. Com Planter ' '1 3. George Spaulding, Hoc Melons j 1. McPherson Bros./- Hoo j 2. 11. Iteiison, Spray Notile I 3. 1-eslie Rea, Hoe • .Mangels ; I. Monforti Todd, Fountain' Pen • • 2. Bailey Brother.-, Potato Drag 1 {I.E. Chifoni, Fluke 1 2. Levin, Hoe , 1. W. II. Dean, Asparagus Knife | I 2. Ewing Bros.,—— Com Knife , I I Special (School Class) j j K. Bnzarth, Hand Cultivator 1 2. l-eona Turner, Rake . • Com j J. llepccihi. Com Knife j ; 2. Wm. Todd, Hand Cultivator i (Game) Herbert McPherson. ( j Feeding Pan and Water Fountain 1 1. Charles Kates, j , Water ami Feeding Fountain \ 2. Anna Stiles, Fountain Pen J Special Exhibit ( Toxer, Hand Plow Pig* (Special) ( Fulton Ewing, Agricultural Book 1. Maurice Stite.s, Head Halter guhlic School Awards — Ocean City Specials Basket Sweet Potatoes Richard Ewing Potatoes Bailey Dozen Ears of Cora Russell Taylor Peek Onions Wilson Public Schools — (lass B Cora Newman Brothers, Wheelbarrow Somers Toxer, Wheel-plow 3. Matthew Bros., Hand Clutivator 4. Charles Grace, Hoc Potatoefcf • Warren Nichols, Wheel-plow . J. Goldberg, Wheel-plow' * Potatoes Spencer Harris, Potato Drag 2. , Sweet Potato Hoei I*roy Douglass, Sweet Potato Hoe Matthews Bros., Plant Trowl 1. Nicholas Bros., Powder Gun .. In addition to the trophies offered through the schools, the following 1 | awards arc given by the Banks of Qty: Ocean City Title and Trust Company Four dollars to be added to the' first trophy in each class for com and -j. potatoes; $3 to the second trophy in j 9: each class; %2 to the third; and |1 to

HOTEL BISCAYNE Ocean Avenue and Moorlyn Terrace Open for October SPECIAL FALL RATES MRS. ELIZABETH BLUNDIN HOTEL LA MONTE Eighth Street and Ocean Avenue OPEN ALL THE YEAR Heated Rooms. Hot and Cold Running Water Famous for its Table SPECIAL RATES FOR OCTOBER MONUMENTS Headstones, Markers, Sills, Corner Posts Memorials of Dignity and Distinction Designed, cut and erected with particular regard for individual requirements Yon can chooic from the 4 largest and finest stock of material* ever collected.— i* J standard granites and marbles ■ j from quarries famous for the ' ■j I quality of their product. *"e Specialise in Designing and Mumfacturing ' .i, Mausoleums, Public and Private Memorials Carfax e Paid la all Parchairrt CAMDEN YARD I MAIN OFFICE AND YARD , Onn. H.rb-lvh f'r.nUrr, PleOaenlvIUe, N. J. « opt- Atfmu. CityCemetcry Bell Phone 2737 „ . I Bell Phone, I'lraaaotvillr REPRESENTATIVES O. J. HAMMELL CO. PLEASANTYILLE, N. J.

• the fourth trophy in each class. Fir*! National Bank or Ocean ( ily First trophy. 'for the best bas- ) ket of Sweet Potatoes raised in the fewest hill*. t First trophy. 85 for the best has-. r k.-t of White Potatoes raised in the , fewest MJls.-, First trophy," Vo fcY the itert One , Dozen Ear* of Com exhibited by pry : } participant in this contest. , ' , First trophy. $6 for the best Peck of Onions exhibited by <iny contest- ( . , ant in this contest.' A DATE WITH A FISH | Elmer P. Cook, of fiOT Isieust ave.( nue. Gemiantown, fishing in the twi-i /light of his summer vaeatibiy from! the Anglers' Fishing Club i'ier, was fortunate enough to hook into a chan- : nel bass. He played it twenty min- ! uses. In the endeavor to net the ; . f fish by member.- of the club it was" Something New for the benefit of Ocean City people ! Ocean City House Cleaning Comnany W e to M-' "j'ui 1" 1! Jo£ d» tie MU All ».irk miount-cl. We. ; Wjhdo II t.y the rohtr.,-' ..r .Uy. til v. n. ■ j . 730 West Avenue Ocean City New Jersey JONES, ROUEKS & BASSEI.L FOR SALE CHEAP ! SMALL BUILDING « CONTAINING ODDS AND . ENDS OF LUMBER Apply, , SENTINEL OFFICE j 741-46 Asbury avenue : I- 1

:lo*t. Jokingly Sir. Cook said thai ! ,' thaf was all right as he bad a date I • with another fish for the next ilayYl • He s'too.) for a lot of joshing by theYl . members of the dub, but made good - .. his boast the next du» by getting an' • twenty -pound channel bass which is < 'now being mounted by. I.ipschdtz & s •; Rear.lpn. John Jor-lon. fishing from t ! the lie acb, caught a 35V poupd than-, t M isi- . The (wawM for bkiflitlT. - ti ■ ; — NOTICE I N °* V c s ^ •j BONIFIED BARGAIN ' ! New SG50 Piano I'layer for $250. If ' interested move fast. LAKE'S JEWELRY STORE. "I FOR VOl'lt FALI. PAINTING SEE! .j JAMES A. WILSON 13 A.hury Avenue I'racliral Painter Hardwood Finisher ' I Finishing my Specially Estimates Cheerfully Given All work guaranteed I'hnne 1 12- J Ocean City foun i) of motorhoat. No. L-2fiIl, Owner apply, it. t'lun, 3021 West avenue. City, N. J. Hughes Central Pharmacy 8th and Wesley Ave. j_

| 4 aio-4 jobbing promptly done ^ WALTER TOMLIN PLUMBING and HEATINC a 138 ASBURY AVENUE Ih. OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY j P1 Tn ! YOU ARE SICK AND SUFFERING AND CANNOT GET RESULTS T WHY NOT TRY Chiropractic ! BJ#k' 01 C c. R. Kissinger, D. C. 988 SounrApartment CHIROPRACTORS Hours 10-1 3-5 Boardwalk Sat. and Sun. by appointment City Garage SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. ocean oirr. new jmnmev L. W. MILLER RRORRie TOR - TELEPHONE. SOS A. This is a 3-19 B, Westing- (J " house full automatic ElecWCZlr trie Rhnge, other styles in i \S/ j ■(» »laBEW^ stock. Let us show you the ~ iU__ ■' ' advantages , of cooking by I electricit>'* "'Cheaper than 0 Wr I gas and cleaner. ^ (^) UyL II We carry a full line of Westinghouse, Mazda and Nitro- - lr — 1| wlraymoni) ZZIZ_— ___ ZZZ_.. '' — ^ : r Bungalows for Sale Two new bungalows, 1820 & 1830 Central avenue. Just completed with all modern and up-to- j date conveniences including garage. Open for inspection. Price attractive. Also four at Twenty-fourth street and Central avenue which can be finished to suit the purchaser. Come and look them over. Seaside-Homes Company 220 Dock Street, Philadelphia, or anv Realtor in Ocean City.

Mullet is plentiful and blue fish are being caught from the Anglers' Pier. > I The pier, which was weakened by ^hp-trcy.'! coupliv of piling, due to the icently, has been repaired and j* open, again for fishing. iThe pier spans a twelve-foot gul.ley which gives u good fishing depth at all Of course you know the reason why millions of men like Lucky Strike ^ Ggare"0 because \ it'» toasted \ which seals J y, I in the real > A | Bur Icy taste ^ 1 Tklt . ' HUTU.* AND COTT*lJ»» Scotch Mai I . sanitarium ■ OPEN ALL YBAB quiet, bigh-c!*,*. home *uit*ble for invalid*. Most desirable *11 year round ' < 1 home for elderly people anil for well 1 1 people deivring « quiet place for RHST. | ; Coolring unuCwjupervitkm of * graduate lJietition. RegWIercd Craduate Nur*e always on duty. '"Bath*, Massage, Electric, Hot-air BakCr Treatmeiu given. | Treatment "rooms ojpn to the public. B. AcGIBBNY. Mir. Mia* N. B. Towner. B. H. . HALCYON HALL 1116 Wenley ave. Ocean City New Jersey Newly furnished rooms; running - water in each room; Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell miller cottage TX! Central Avenue ! OCEAN CITY NEW 4KR8KY Open All the Year Hot-water Heat LAURA 1. MILLER the biscayne now ore s Ocean avenue oppoelte Moorlyn terrace , Private Bathe Booklet K. BLURU1N. Owner gandy cottage 'WjU'etitril Avenue Ctty New Jersey Kpan all Ih# Tear. Warm room, and . •very eonvaolenea. Ma*. I.TDla UlSDV. I'mp. THE DARLINGTON | I Kormerij the Kalhlu) 1126 Central Ave Ocean ('Ity, N. J. NOW orew Hpecial atlentlon given week-end rueeu aod 1 Maa. HaajranlUBMiraTo* j Phone 3833 DR. DAVID M. SAXE Veterinary Surgeon - 21 N. Virginia ave. Atlantie City ! of dogs and cats a specialty Ocean Citjf calls given sjfccial . attention Now is the .Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn florist ' 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey

t ( i-ass mh^rrinc. The Mary of Bethany Pass of the ; First ' Presbyterian Church held it their first Fall business meeting ' an, I - social in the church on Tuesday. SepI, Send those llftle personals ahout 1 your friends, - the family yourself l.i the Sentinel, but be sure .to get . them to the office not later than Tuesday noon. breckley's HOUSE ANO SIGN PAINTER rr , • CLINTON L. BRECALCV. Pfcoa Nl(eaily^^xe>l Pa I nt a. Lend '«'n<l Oil, vi KIVIC A 1.. DR. w. P. HAINES COR. NINTH AND WESLEY AVE OCEAN CITY. N. J. dk. FtpKENt'E b. Haifes lioqr.' hy Ap|H>lntment (h'KAN CITV. N. J. Allen Corson, H. D. SJ4 Wesley Avenue City Now Jersey **"Ini"rJSiate |J»-A | gbrsghgl i'littit, m. i). 807 WESLEY AVE. * OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY Until uio 10 am ' "™"5' ; 7 lot p. m. ■ John h. VVhiticar, m. d. TIT Wesley avenue OCEAN CITY. N. J. □IBM Horn coin C.W Tuemlay Wwl.i~.Uy,> s it it m. i Friday, Naturday, ( I ALf. JO p. in. dr. chas. h. vail Osleopalhic PhyslcUn I ! Oerwn Cttv omoa •'hilartelnhu-umre 1 ith A (Vatral llSS Itral Enate Tru« Rids . Phona 275-W , I bona. W ut liw DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 809 Central avenue. Ocean City, N. J. Deli Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis Nitrous Oxide Administered j HUGHES cftNTR^L PHARMACY Eighth st. and We»ley ave. Phone 245 i J. Thornley Hughes, P. D. Pharmacist in Charge irnwim.jT.ua. r Wootton, Harcourt £ Steeiman LAW OFFICES • andrew c. boswell Law Offices Master In Chancery Hours* Build In*— Aa burr Ava. and Sth •> OCEAN CITV. N. J. r ■ ' ABCBITgCTB L. Leslie Headley Co. / Incorporated .j ARCHUECTUAL SERVICE , Builder* 515 EIGHTH STREET (Eighth and Wesley ave.) s ^ Ocean City. N. J. \ j Designer nnd builder of Artistic Bungalows, Convenient, Cottages, ; I p to-date Apartment*. Mwleni , ■ Hotels. ViV.IAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT Atlantic City. N. J. J* ENGINEERS f Wm. h. Collisson. r. A«a.i. M. Am. Noo. C. K. Civil Engineer and Snrveyor Illy Engliwar. Oreon WV .N.J.

, .8* THE LUNCHEON HOUR if lyCL finds this restnurarvMull of people who i, ' t~f j s*'vp*- For there D/good fellowship J. '>cre •* well as gooil foo«L If you en1 nHrri*^ ' l fik ' ^°5 ^ (r00'' "fe ,toP in 4y^Jae^W|k' h"- tench and if you are wise youH THE HARRIS RESTAURANT freyera la Cream Ot^afy.^.T"'' W. H. Harris, Pro* * I