EIGHT OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. THURSDAY. SF.1TEMHKR 2>, 1!C1 , iA. •• »_ - -

Mrs. T. Dowdney Clark Writes of Trip (CoBtlnnad (ram mn u») • bile, steamer and on foot. Wc < visited the ostrich" and alligator ] ; farms and saw much to interest us i there and we of older growth became i little children once more as we j watched a big orange roll slowly i down the neA of an ostrich with ! many a twist and. turn; wc stood f spellbound, . simply fascinated, and .< "here's where our guide had to urge , us onward i to the -ostrich store. ; where we saw many beautiful fans ■ and wraps. unci w raps.

When wc arrived at the alligator ' farm, almost the first two big ones i we saw were named in honor of , President and Mrs. Harding. The , guide sairj that for years the couple ; had Jed a life of connubial bliss, but . that lately Mrs. Harding had become J so "cantankerous" (don't look for i this word 1n the dictionary, dear J reader, for you won't find it) that a j separate pen and yard had to be , given her next to her husband's, who ( 1 imagined had a heart-broken and i never-again-to-be look in his green- I ish eyes. Poor Mr. Alligator Hard- ' ing! We saw the alligator hospital,: where many alligators lay with swol- , len Jaws, broken arms, legs and tails, ] and occasionally an dye gouged out. : It seems they are fighters from the - time they are a foot long. In the little store we found many useful and beautiful articles made from the ] skin. That same day we motored out to , Hollywood and saw the movie ] studios, and a Httle further on we ■ came to Beverly Hills, where many of our best known movie stars have ] magnificent homes with specious • grounds. One day we spent at Catalina Is- ] land, twenty-five miles out in the ■ Pacific Ocean. How we did enjoy the I delightful ride on the briny deep with j J one big shark and no end of flying t fish and one porpoises to gladden our eager eyes, and then, at last, old ' Catalina rising up so mountainous . i and beautiful through the morning i| sunlight Upon arrival, we immediately left oar steamer, got into the glass-bot- J tome. I government boat and rode < over the Marine Gardens looking down through many feet of water J and seeing numerous fish, wooderffll plants and aba] one shells beneath us; a deep sea diver soon dived and brought us up shells from the oeecn's bed. while we watched him at work; he was under water over three min- | utes and was in sight all the time. J The stores on the island sell many i articles (some exceedingly pretty) ' made of abalone shells. After we left Los Angeles, having also visited Pasadena, our next stop ? was at Santa Barbara, where we visited the famous Franciscan Mi4-| si on, where a "brother" showed our ' party through the buildings, and jalso ' all the curios, big and Uttle. Among • them was an old Stein way piano i (first of that make in this country); ] it had come -into the possession of the "fathers and brothers" in 1853. I tried to play it (by permission), but, alas! little musio responded toj ray touch, for the leys were stiff with the weight of yearn, and the; strings were rusty and alack, yet long years before the master hands' of the "playing brother" had brought sweet golden harmonies out of thej wooden box, while the Indians sat in wandering sileaee around, then said, " Tis the Great Spirit speaking." 8oon this "father" taught them i music by little wooden blocks of dif-i ferent colors, each color representing a certain sound, then a book was made and similar little blocks were stained and in smaller *Torm painted on the pages, thus the Indians learned their notes. My letter grows long, so I will write about the "big trees" and other things in my next one. (Signed) MRS. T. DOWDNEY CLARK. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Weer, of Aububon, were among the recent visitors to this city. Mrs. Floyd C. Sltnms, of this city, was a recent visitor to Philadelphia. Mr. and Mr*. C. J. Kennedy and family have returned to their home in Wilmington, Del., after spending five months here in their Boardwalk ' apartment. C. M. HofTman and family are among the cottagers who have left recently for their Philadelphia homes. _ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Us par Has, mlaiwra (haras, tic. A tl par aaat radnctlea re aasnsUInc Inrartlom. fob sale Motor and Row Brat for ttM. Dunoon Jock, til Wort Araaar — Adv. tl. ROOM Voronc for • rcBnnl private (oral*. Addrara X. Sentinel AdFOB^ RPTT- fcrtjf ^ J» ^Octnbrr : ^lurnUlwc tSmSr 'rale or rant : Siori t 07.0* Aotwn oraara. Arolr JOHN H. WILLIAMSON "IS Pork Piece. Adv. FOR RENT Ai-rtmenl. lomi^rd o» uodtraidral. Heated. BARON. 41! EWvvutl wanted j_Wkto ^.raran Ira^ rare re Semrdar aad Sander wrallr. Apply SI Rei Aveaae-Adv. ^ * ktjy*{n^fl^tnWCVa4rr>r ru><a^' 'located ral-eMe (nr brardlna^^ Hndslna.'' now pay O* B. BISHOP, 750 Athary A- vntl». — Ad*.

ORDINANCE NO. IT4 1 WHTOKAS^UM- Clly of^Orren^aty ^rau£ b!IlM.r,,r^'*end"raM'rii«Aen kuVkWdU thS ! I City ot Ocren Oty. New Jrrray. end krsln. t City Garden*, end in the center ot Bey I extended end extrndlnr •hence. North- ; raeter ly followMg the Leamon to the Great ' ] Err Uerhor Bey ; thenee Nnrtheaetorly per*. • , ! Ik! with Bey Hoed to e point Ofipnelte Her- ! bor Roeil . thence, ntnnlnr dieronelly erro» * j Brad to^the^exlwnir ^raa^hljD^eAd ' ;*,WHKRKA?,Olelh^37' improvamtnta e. '■ made hy the Board of ComtnUxionera of > A* wnnrnt "ere conBrmed by the Board of ! i of .April. 1»II. end T ' WHEREAS, to temporary fin.nraAh. m*t of the raid Impravement the Clty/of Ocean r . qty.||dM.,(romrG'a* to lime. J^^'emporary !;K». Detra- Meturti" Amount" I &ktl Feb. U IIS Dementi (LM.00 . U< Mar. IS. 1»» Demand! 2.11*. 00 '■»»» May If. 1920 Demand] 5.SS0.60 .!*« May II. I»M Done ltd, I.JOO.OO | til Jaly It. 1910 Demand! ' .000.00 .jta: Dee." ST." l»2o 8=9 Kit: l]ttk" July 11. 1911 lleaeeod . '.'xi.lt CVS Aur. II. 1921 Demand \ I9O.S0 . Send ,, WHEREAS. It ix neceerary tn ranllara to I I eraate^ead^lt la'dralrou.^ln rhanu*^tlraPform ' j aj'^the'aty1 o?°Oaeiui 'aurT'lSr Straw! In _ the errieaete principal of ^ 117.147.1t . fleriee No. Pour.*,' 1 1 THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF; i THE^ CITY OF OCEAN CITY DO OR- ' 1 iJnT'fciui) oTthT CUyto(B0^n OuT a " 1 municipal corpora tloo of New Jerray, ta he : jwld a^option^offaal^eity In^t^e rarrerate . ! Jarray. raUtUdT ■°An^t*lt>Vw*oTiL and | recxUaia. the ieraanee of bond* and other ' ! Ohliralloaa and the Inrurrlnc of Indebted. , I nera by county, city, borourh. t illare. town. ' ' toan-hip or^any munkipedRy^ mwernad^hy Sj7h|^x^iil"^be ' dakdTii^yar^ imj ' 1 alx per centum, per annum, payahla aemt- ■ annually on March I. and Sept anther I. In Irak year, aad .hall he numbered from 1 1 ! to It. (nduaiv. ; raid hunda .hall be ot the . i denomination of 11.000 00 each, axceptlnr j one whereof which .hall be of the det*>mln.r lion of Hai ti and UraB mature oa the let. 1 d*H»ioo'^"B"n>e monle. to he raked by t j forth Irm|her",prreami'.l*"h^.f. and*' thereby ^mrartJ'dTHnr't'hr ^eriod*for" which raSTl^ pauxetnenta am to ha paid la laMallment. 'hy the perran. a.raued therefor. ; Sratio. J That the form of raid Imprc emeat Bond. I Ai.i.am.ot Bond.) and all matter, relet IrB ^theteto. ^I^he^by jraadoSection 4. That Uil ordinance .hall take ^ tl. ftnal paaaacs. j NOTICE The above ordinance waa pa mad oa flrM | aad meow! raadtnc at a raeetinar of the . Board of C l lllllllniei of Oraa Oty. New and will ha taken up for third rendhrid 'hy raid' ^rd *oa|o««toheT^^h. *t»1l. 1 I S'y 'HanroSSr' MARRY A. MORRIS City Clerk. , j it. Pf. tit.to ORDINANCE NO. Ill r1 WHEREAS, the CHy of Ocean CHy eau. ' i "rdl* mm*' *U0e<? "An*aa3hu5a7* » j : ^LdC*Pa7' hrat'art'a/ "fraO-aliht Vrai" Sratk f arataiU af the N.rthweeterly Raa at Ftftyfaerth atreat aad ranatas Srathwralerly ta - , the Son'.hwecterly line af Flfty-eishtk atraet.' ' * WHEREAS, the raid impiovimtnte araa^to i ' of ktd heneBted* tharehy " aad°* I WHEEEAS. the aid Impiu.raiant. were e I comt^rad and Ura mrauau . aa_ mad, hit t ] of* raid City ' on the Si day of May. 19I1. * j of the raid Impiueanant the^^Clry ^of Oca ^ 1 indebted aera°^»nd' la now evldeneed he leane raeary notaa which are ikraini.il la thp fob n ( lowlns .A.duli by their naMmt^ data. LNo. Data. Maturity Amount - <91 Ant. 14. ItM Drauad 1 4tS Sept- 14. 1911 Demand I..HM.MI n|m grat- ». IJIJ Djmjjnd S.VJIPO r- 494 Oct. tt! llll Demand LtttAt * X SK-it '.srs IS ! 179 Jan. t. 1911 Demand lit 41 *jSS a™ «! r». mi Dcraaad H7.U ^ "whereas. It la nceaaaary to caaUaua to I- temporary Snanrw^the aoat ot^rald tapraeefr MM t*Wr 5S7 " xeaa Cora j An Ordtuaaxw authoeklat: the l-uinu at of the Ctty of Ocean City. New Jerray. tr the arurcuale principal mm of IIB.VItTI K and to^ km. a- Ameeraneol Brad. Tint BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS' 01 THK^CTTY OF OCEAN CITY DO X.R , an" DnndV) ad"tJw' Oty" nf^Orran Oty. . of muaiclial rerpormloo of Ne. aferray. in th. J. - anremde iwtnejfa I mm «f T«.944.:t^an< ! No. Three." a£ hereby authorirad pur. nan y, to the |tyi 1 lalnty jf^a^e^t of the Leuieialun ill '"mpra'rararat^commiralx^^^aprrovxx ** """skM- hUdV kuUI 'ha dated SapJidU 1 ilk I mi. and ahaU brar luiaram .m^A^rata o n in*49 Inciuei ve ; ratd' bU*k*Ih.n ba'Sf" th •ft dmomlnaf- of tl.C0t.t0 each eioaptlc: one wher.nl which Mull he of the de nomine "•'of «94a.!» and Mull mature on tfra-Orat dm - "£xrr , menu durtac the perCxd for whleh^rald lot ^Sratk^^'That ' tkT f ouTof^rald Ingrax. mattera re latins thereto, ahall ha hy remit 1*n t,on hy tw Board of Coot^lrajaper. of aai Section 4. That thla ordinance ahall lah >dh efleet at the expiration of tat day. free dy- ' '■ Jlj | ' sr. sSSTmT rt z "s Board of Commlmlootr. of Ocean Oty. No - Jerray. and will be taken up for third rear o'h Md X? •Sid' lCr7XoB,Oetd^T*l'K. *I»t . at the hour of thrra o'clock. •uneUrd tin City Ball. Ocean City. N. J. _ MARRY A- MORRIS „,1 City Cirri lay, * ~ «- Tf. 81>-9« ORDINANCE NO. lit WHEREAS, the City of Oaran City no mm ed to he made rertam lrapniiam.nl. a. I my. huild" and"con-truct a bulkhead thatnu a pi r. : Sootbwacterly etrW of Flftyratffhfll acreot I and alone the Una nf Wasky avenra ar \ ■

""whereas.'' t he "raid Improvcmenta were to At 1 ol tend benefited thereby. enf° ear "I WHEREAS^ the^ raid ^ tBi'r'i'onenlr ^rarr a. x Sr .""of'"™? city on tW*M & oMdey. Be " ' 1911. and "J* " WHEREAS, to temporary finance the com A. 1 3 ° | So. Date. Maturity Antnunt w 14 Apr, 7. 1919 Demand 1L600.n0 tv. if Oen 2 :.' 191* Demand LIIAM . ~ .f .'.41 Nov. Jl. 1919 Demand - - A100.00 or '«» IW, 11. 1919 Demand I. SUM u-.-7 Jan. 14. 1910 Demand 1.500.0 >t I Apr. 11. j9W | remand 1.^99 00 |h L Si Ault" » !':! I'iemantl fl0«5 10 hand, ta-raeunent bond*) and to mature 10 within "tv year* after raid work wai rom- » 14cted.^ there fare. 1(u, lMBj o( w Ie TH^BOARD o<l i'^roMMISSlONEKS JJK j] w whereof which Mtall le nf the denomtnatinn ■— ^ nf September. 1V24 ^ ^ ^ „ "flection* 1. That the form of^-aid Imjrrmei matter, relallne thereto, .hall ha by reanlo- . Hon by the Board of Commlaalonvt • of raid . : city. , , Section 4. That thla ordinance Mull rake ' j effect at the expiration of ten daya frorn „ I lu final paaaarte. 11 Jerray. aad will he taken up for third rrwd5 ; Inc and final paarago at a mcetlnc to he held by raid Board on October loth. 19IL w at the hour of three ^o'clock, atand^rd Hmc. Ctty Hall. Oeran ^ M0RBIS ~ CBy Clerk. - _ ! v.n, it. pi. iir.19 ORDINANCE SO. 177 le Ocean Front DuardwnEk In a certain pnr. w ] (ion ol the Oty of Ocean City and provldI- I inc for the con and expenaa thereof. 7 THE BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS OF '■ THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY DO OR- , DAIN: Sect ton 1. That the Ocean Front Boardwalk from l ha Southweaterly Mile or Second k' Itreet. In the Oty of Ocean City. New Jrr- , led m^firatk^prepS^by 'hi° CK y Eneiraer and on file In the City Clerk'. Office Section 7. The! the Boardwalk between I he * Northeacterly line of Fourth atreot.jxnd to | of land ■. ^BaclnnDie^M a point ln^ tha^NmTir ; n potat^lw the Northea-terly line of Sltl^b to 3raH*w£riWd Tl w to be the" kHdt."rdd I -. ex of . Mxty foot wide tdrae of land and the oeranward Una of raid alxty foot wide pkee ara of knd to run parallel with the landward an .*k" by^coSmnatkoo '*• yroGd^J try by tha Ixwl of thla Slata oh tM.^ ordinance there^MtaU b^^ creeted^ and Bit tw"cfty l*Lt|rine^l*and "on fik"lJ~tWB*Clty M Cleric.^0 'Bor. ^ That raid boardwaIk,^a. , In aaetktn two of thi. ordinance ■JJ lira repair! ne of tha board widk aTdrarrlM n 1 in met Ion one of thk ordinance and the reIl , hraatlnr and rebut kUne of tho boerdw_jik- »• 'n i doaartWd In raetton two of thla oidlnance •o ' tborewHh MraU ho paS'bT^be Clty'rf'owan Ot. nt Inrpo by the Iratdnc of hood, of, ^ rald city ,Bt ^Section ^5. . Thnt the contract jtka ^nwnrd- ' cl<*= 1,1 °"W" aty 1 which Mull Male lb j the tame .hall ho Mimed hy the Mayor, coo-. 1. tor Menxd hy tho Dlnetor of the Department nt -I Flnatnie nttantod by the J" ru, Clerk .nd the official rani affirad them- ' on. Said wee- or ho d. Mull be definite In Twenty S'oraan +0u 'bTwSwlnl^tJw and 'Nw"jplra* lb* wad ' "7] NeCice ' of Tha above ordlnaace was pnanrd oa firat w- rmdmir at a mectiax uf tha Board of Cum. In mlmioaora. ..I Ocean Oty. New Jerray. and • ■ will ha taken up for ram ml rradlnx at a metal ne to W held hy raid Board on SepllttT leather 74. 1911 nt the hour ot three o'clock i .r. Chamber.'. City Hall. Ooraa CHy. New Jerray HARRT. A. MORRIS. »»' City Clerk, »»« ; 9-13. ». Pf. 111.10 H | COLLECTOR'S SALE — OF PROPERTIES ra^ for Unpaid Street fke Assessments I Office of tha Ta. Collector. -r-| Ocean Qly. N J. Notice I. hereby rlxen that the pub. v'- | 77p«rarant to* lha Mw* a( 'UuSude<of,N*w Jerxey. in aoeh enra. made and provided, will \ TL'RSDAY. THE FOURTH DAT OP . md- : A -j, . _ >B), lwrt>u)nfc ' i»o o'clock P. M. I Standard Tbra). of that JJi; | day. at tha Tax Office, racond finer of City rarmk^ of ".*^d W^iTt^mwT^'AkldarD ' L'pproved^Marrh anT^ba^IimtimaM'a ' theraof^awl^ amandraaata thereto ^nd ^9 a^mdm ihe^ .upplcmenta^theieor and the 'and'0* " ord'iMTOr^mt!t!ral.,,"Aa Ordiaanra'to

conxtrurt. erect and hulld. attl^te AUwattc ()UriIV'ri!hTn',jr"terrltoriil"iurisauf si fe' of* nmfirmat i«n raid*rei»>rt of Boatd of Tlir raid hi", tract, or parcela of land and teal cute will be raid In fee. lo »oeh per. mu aTwill parrhara tbc ««. .uhicet to SMTra ntra l^exSTof'^ht "wr'S j.;;,., parcel of lal^ a. bcteinaflcr de.lpnatr.1 there w-NSVoora ™"k u" ^ !l: A*. HmirSn j«j 1014 Ijjjj pf""Iis i* LOCAL~ AND LONG DISTANCE HAl UNG The Spirit Hack of every business or- , ganixation there is a certain Much Is saitl of the »pirit of 3 co-operation: much of the ^ spirit of unselfish service, and j so on down the line of advertis- ! 4 Ing phraseology-. ? Most of these thoughts are ! applied to banks, automobile ; manufacturers and other lines i I! of ^usincss constantly before 1 | E the public. ' In tltc buildiug supply busi- . ' h ness little is hcartl of this j -w spirit. It came aliouL that the - ! ' C. H. Shoemaker Lumber Com- . pa ay brought this idea first to Ocean City. • An itlea of absolute co-opor: ution, dependability, and the | policy cmbued in its employes . * of liring up to the highest and Y best ideals of their business 1 1 has developed a splen«lid 1' organization. When a buyer interested in building st^)ies, cement, ; paints, roofing, and various r other materials, can depend , upon this service, it means ! something to him, so pcrliaps this is why the growth of the | C. H. Shoemaker Lumber Company has been as remarkable as the city itself. a No order is too small; no order is too large for f this organization to dispatch with this depend- [ able service, which has ] proven it* merits through 1 our steady growth. C. H. SHOEMAKER LUMBER COMPANY At Twelfth .street and West Avenue 0GEAN CITY, HEW JERSEY

ARE you using Edison Mazda Lamps? If not, why not? :Tliey give three-times as much light astfieold style Carbon lamps for the same current consumption. OCEAJM CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE of Atlantic City Electric Company

GOOD ADVICE Kilo not build until you talk the mYttcr over with u*. |„ LESLIE BRADLEY CO. Inc. 515 Eighth Street. HENDERSON COTTAGE 41 pan »ll »rar MANY BURGLARIES AND FIRES * show how- important it is protected from both theft ami fire. You have this protection in j our Safe Deposit Vault, where you can rent a Don fur a small amount. OCF.AN CITY TITLE-ARID TDLIhX _ COMPANY OCEAN CITY. N. J. Tire escapes for all types of buildings ALSO REPAIRED AND PAINTED We guarantee approval of local and State authorities on all our work. Builders' Iron Work MOWNWORTH & CO. '.Aon »kt/ioa*»TirtrT PHILADELPHIA »-l!«4 « teMfnVdr" Fall Millinery and | Cr Gowns , 20 per rent. Discount allowed For the' balance of September IIILDRRTH'S SHOP 826 Asbury avenue

- Phone 229-J litimatea Furnisheil WM T. TAYLOR PAPER HANGER - 1 9Y2 Central avenue Ocean City, N. J Twelve years ago next month, Mr. O. J. Deltousso, one of the , best boosters Ocean City ever had, asked us to make him a lawn .. around hi* Ocean City property. At that time 110 one had seemed «• to think much about grass or shrubbery, except on Asbury avenue. In fact, no one realized how hard it was to get these things to grow k ami for several years a lot of time ami money was wasted through >- lack of experience as to what would grow-, untler seashore condi- " tkms, ami for proper preparations of soil and depth necessary to conserve enough moisture to successfully grow the plant* after '• planting. j* Location and exposures are .very essdhtial factors to be considered. Not having had seashore experience in planting, we decided to guarantee all trees and shrubbery plants) to the extent of another plant or tree. This has been a oostly proJRjsition, but has been the means of getting a lot of valuahle experience ami information which, though it has cost us hundreds of dollars, we will be glad to pass it along to you at no cost, if you ask us. We have bought most of our nursery stock of a firm that we worked for when a boy and only yesterday, while at this nursery, they said that at any- time wc wanted to make a specialty of any- ^ ' 1 thing in their line, thev would be glut! to co-operate in return for <, ■ information that we hail been able to give them regarding seashore - planting. We took them at their word ami for any orders wc may get for i California privit hedging, we will furnish for FIFTEEN CENTS per lineal foot. If top soil is retiuired will furnish same for TEN CENTS per lineal foot extra. All Plants guaranteed. Will furnish ■' Oriental plane trees and plant for TWO DOLLARS per tree. If top " soil is required. TWO DOLLARS AND A HALF. All trees guaror antred. to the extent of another tree* We will furnish an assortment h- of Evergreens, 2'1 to 3 feet high, planted at an average cost of Five " Dollars a pieee. This offer holds good for this fall's planting .and : o> trees and evergreens can be planted about the middle of October. Y. These prices are very cheap and wo will only he able to get a k. limited amount of plants at these prices. Wc w ill be glad -to go into nuttier* more fully with you if Interested. Ocean City Greenhouses hi PHONE 19 ted |

Advertise in the Sentinel- ; for Sure Results' j. 11. < h adwh k company j |»rescott Cadnian, Jr. PLUMBING »■«„«. I. 1037 West Ave. It 17 Asbury ave. listalo ol Mark l.ake . funeral Director HEADLKY A- ADAHH , _ . . -w , 809 Central Avenue p-1-" Readme: Coal t • aim. Kitniiins w.mxtor barrvi Ocean City New Jersey •p'no'o • K,"*rpr!** AUTO EOUIPMENT Nuggets of Goodness Pure and golden as the nugget* from Nature's treasure vaults. Louella Butter's exquisite purity and alelicious flavor have earned for it the reputation of "The finest butter in - America!" Lo|iiella Butter Taste This Incomparable Butter! Victor Big Ac Bread Loaf j j ^"Mutlp of the purest ingredients; by bakers who take a genuine pride in thhir art. * ^ ADDRESSES OF OUR OCEAN CITY STORES: 745 Asbury avenue, (Groceries) 755 Asbury avenue, (Groceries and Meats) A sea State* al *v*r *.'*» Jrrsey Pen*sylva*ia. :D**W and | v r I Maryland *> * if New Fashions for Autumn to be knit with .Minerva Yarns Try the Sports Blouse above, -using MlNRRVA / Shetland Floss. Or the Child's Dress — for I which the ideal yarn is MlNRRVA Lustre Wool — a "mix" of soft, pure wool and lustrous silk in delightful color combinations, Minerva Yams sold exclusively at STAINTON'5 in Ocean City ^ Thi* Store will Cloor Every ' Evening at 6 P. -MExcept Monday and Saturday