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NEW YORK NATIONALS

DAYS OF THE BIG FISH ARE NOW HERE Fresh and Salt Water Fishermen Are Making Rig Catches An if Nature hail reserved the liest iM>rt for the Ia.it of the season, the ' 'lays of the big fish" are now on Uie . .deodar to delight fresh" anil Uilt ■ -iter anglers with the largest catches. ■f the year. Humlreils of sportsmen, a result, are digging out roils anil , i eels, once laid away . for the winter, .iiilvarc hustling to join the growing ••Ian of autumn anglers. Iu the 'bays and off the coast, 'the TVgest weakfish are now taking the l lit -great "yellow-fins" or "tide run- ' .era" that often j-each a weight of ten pounds or more. Big blue fish, striped bass, late croakers and flounders, also nip putting on' theirs farewgll bouj^ with fishermen. Fresh water streams ami lakes are growing a weekly crop, of "five-pound bass" stories and tales <*f "Yard-long pickerel." Yellow perch fishing in fresh water streams is at at* best and the "big fellows" of all the other finney tribes seem ravenously hungry just now. Woodcock and jaccoon. occupy the lage'with the opening, October 1, of the fall hunting season in New Jersey. They will provide sport, "one in the daytime, the other chiefly at night, as preliminaries to the opening of 'he big act with quail, pheasants, rabbits and other upland game, on November 10. There Is much difference of opinion among the Jersey sportsmen as to the advantage and disadvantage of an early woodcock season. The chief ol>-| jection is that it offers too much opportunity for poaching by the unprincipled hunter. The game laws,' however, provide extra and severe! penalties for the killing of uplal.l game between October 1 and Novem- j •*r 10, and this law is rigidly en-'=-forced by wardens. Many , sportsmen | are now advocating an additional 1 penalty providing permanent loss "of: hunting license for the poacher who lakes unfair advantage of fellow hunters by killing rabbits, quail and pheasants ahead of the upland game season under the ruse of seeking wookcock. The game law permits a bag limit of six woodcock a day. The woodcock season will close November TO. A crisp, frosty night, with possibly a -hunter's moon ami a section pf swamp pr woodland where the hounds will have a fair chSnce of picking up the trial of a wily rarcoon, provide the proper setting for nne of the most thrilling fall sports that New Jerseycan offer. <?aan hunting has been growing in popularity among sportsmen imparts of the State where these animals are found <wfn umorous trained 'coon dogs havejfcon imported from other States t'y*ork with native hounds. With a ptwied season during most of the year, p f

the raccoon, which was threatened j with extermination in New Jersey, is now increasing in numbers. IT The opening of the duck season will IL J'° " Party of sportsmen off for a week-end shooting trip on the vnchi Peerless. In the party will be Mayor [j, Joseph ti. Champion, Joseph W riggins. Captain Herbert Smith and Leslic Smith. of Ocean City, and Howard | Ludlam nml William Moore, of Had- , donfiel.l. Another party will leave at u later date on the ,:mn» yacht, comprising ip Walter and Robert Bateman, from ; ^ Port Norris; Charles Wall!, of Phila- ,, dolphin; Captain Herbert Smith and .* Smith, of Ocean City. n Ducking season this year will see, (l many', a party going out from here, j The ducks have been going over into g the back hays for some time and the man who enjoys shooting is sure to e have some extra good sport. . c o - HKADQI'ARTKRS FOR TKACHKRS " Many of the teachers in the public ^ schools here 'dire making their head- i ;j

d quarters for the school term at the s Hotel 1 4i Monte. They are looking forward to many social times this II winter. September has been a busy a month for this hotel, and the booki ings for October are very good. Before Laying I j Next Car see our lartjre stock of new j andhi^h-Arade UsedCars GtAt *r Time Payments Stat es Motor Scrvke 808 Allan ft Ave

i FOR SALE i » ' A BARGAIN Double House on Ashnry avenue near 34th street. Ocean City. . 6 rooms and bath earl. 4 f Front and back porches. Furnished, 35,250. 32,400 may remain on mortgage. HARRY R. HAYES Realtor Thirty-third and Aibury — ' /. , : — . -■ ire Yon Interested ie Lets IF SO I HAVE SOME VERY GOOD , LOTS AT THIRTYFOURTH STREET SECTION FOR SALE CHEAP. LOTS ARE SELLING FAST. NOW IS THE TIME TO BTY BEFORE THEY ADVANCE. IF INTERESTED, CALI, WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOl! THE LOTS AND Ql'OTF. PRICES TO TOU. HARRY R. HAYES REALTOR Thirty-third and Asbury Ave.

I AT HARVARD I NJVERS1TY ' J Richard Wilfred Sony', ah Ocean J ICfty boy graduate of»the Ocean Citj tl High School, 1917. hwl Rutgeiu, 192? ii is taking a law course at Harv.u.- n. ; University. Mr. Sony air-, has a de h, | grec from Sarlmrne University ..f • !, Paris. During the - war he was a r. metnher of tja i::ib r. s. Marine^opd served a yea* over seai. It «:•. thi. b outfit "that made surh a fine" Yecoi.l f» ; during, the 7flu" epiifepiie -over there v At Ilie beginning of the school teim a here in 'Ocean City hr .vih-tilutiil f,.i •i period a- a teacher of Ficnrh. He | grandson of RkhiN R. Suny! of H.iH <it el Brighton. i . McFURKLF. GOES .FISHING There is nothing _ particularly ( Vrwigo or startling in going fishing, -The reason we are using the above , leading for this Story is that Wallei i McCorkle has licen threatening nil sea- ' -on long to take a day off and go fishing, lie joined the Ocean City Fishing Club some time ago and then ' [got himself a roil and reel, last [ rhursday he started out to try his ' luck and was very well satisfied with j lis day's catch, and sometime when he finds time, he said he is going : LANNING HEADS DEMOCRATS — j At the meeting of the Democratic May Court House, on last Thur-da'v Samuel A. I sinning, of Wild woo, I, was « again chosen chairman, . and Harrv I Nicker. nil, of Wjldwood Crest, as sec- T| j rotary. Kd. Miller was ugain elected to the vice-chairmnhship. Plans for i the Senatorial campaign kept the members in session most of the afterj noon; at the Spectatorium, where the j meeting was held.

WHAT ARE Vol' DOING: Every reason brings larger crow ds the one before, and every w niter spent anticipating their needs by adding rooms, apartment house, and a ilr.putting everything in order that thfy may have :■ fitting' w.-l-The hotels, the builders and the institutions, are making ex tensive- preparations for I922. ihc greatest season in our history. What YOl' doing i FIRE ALARM SIGNALS 1 1— Sixth ami Pleasure avenue 1 7 — Eleventh • and Bay avenue I. —Fourteenth and Bay nveriue Seventh luni HVest averyre 12- Second amp Asbury avenue •J3— Fourth and Asliurv avenue 4">~ Eighth Ttqii. Anbury avenue 40— Tenth aii.F Asbury' avenue IS — Thirteenth and Ashurv avenue 49 — Sixteenth and Asbury avenue "•4 — North and Central avenue ■"•4 — Sixth and Central avenue •"■7 — Eleventh and Central avenue ''•7 — Twelfth nml Wesley avenue OS— Fourteenth anil Wesley avenue 73— Fourth nml Ocrun avenue ".'•—Seventh and Ocean avenue 70 — Ninth and Ocean avenue vj— Second and Atlantic avenue I MI— Boardwalk and Moorlvn terrace I'll— Bay avenue and Battersca road 521 — Twentieth and Central avenue 1 To One and All [Do Not Forget t Old Relutrle Bay Villa Laundry which was established in iqi6 it once— complete your laiimlry wliilc you wait. Call, write or phone, 21 7 BAY AVENUE Ocean City, N. J. FRANCES FREEMAN. Prop.

''■raSaf THOn.HTFIL II I AND FAR-SEEING ' HI ''"'"(thtful and fur- seeing |ierson does not wnlt foi ! ii emergency or opportunity lefore making the necessary g| preparation. He acts wisely and deposits regularly with j S the First National Bank. he I 3 l>EH CENT' PA,D 0N SAV,NGS FUND ACCOUNTS | First National Bank j k. g| O CE AN C I T"Y', X . J. | surf laundry 929 Ocean Avenue ^ ».b.„, ,i9.j Ocean City, N. J. GOOD WORK, QUICK SERVICE, ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES PLEASE GIVE US A TRIAL LAUNDRY MOW OPEN e. a. corson^ General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ROADS, SEWERS, BRIDGES, BJJLK HEADS f alfred 8cherm Ocean City Upholsterer and Decorator Window Shades and Awnings Made 1 038 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. p "SINGER" SEWING MACHINES Have you seen the latest Singer Electric Portable Sewing Machine. If not atop in our atore and let uii ahow you a real labor aaver. Expert repairing on all makes of marhinea. PHONOGRAPHS REPAIRED Wallace & Son, Inc./ = Opposite City Hall y 83[j Have to Do a Lot of ocy Cooking in a Small Kitchen Here's a neat serviceable big Spfl capacity compact little gas range >hat will do more cooking than the * average gas range that takes up *• -9 ,w*ce as muc^ ®°°r ^'cc- a Vulcan Smooth Top CITY GAS UGHT CO I

i I I or bganirient to 'mnn.bi \V, Try an Advt. in , have a line of FURXiTrKK at less than Philadelphia pteco Window The Seiltiliel shades a specialty, rCHAS. E. ADAMS A bro. and Get Results 72fl-2? asbury AVf j bell phone 18 Sutton &. Corson Co. General Contracto rs - >rfwiA ' /^\ X / GRADING fND STREET BUILDINC^. f Ninth St. <nd Simbson Ave Ocean citvni j Bell Phone. I »6-J Furniture Stored Reupholstcring eitimate 'windo" sh-'dci FOR YOU I Awnings and 'House Furnishings Our price- are l.e««< p,».tblc i-uu-i.tam «itn 'I.s.nI Work an I l!v-i Material Lawrence r\. Lear, . 654 Asbury Avenue .Ocean Jplty. N. J. HURLEY-JONES CO. HURLEY-JONES CO. WALTER R CHATTIN A SON. Mens. 11t6 ASBURY AVE. MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. , No w Ailing for twi. week- to know If you rati get It: we ran tell you at once. Bargain* in Bay and Ocean front propertlea. Cliolee cottage- for «ale. Also Iota for InveMtment and for Improvement — the choice of • •eeajjClty. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. J. All hu.nie.1 trauractcil through thi* office U iu accordance with the following .logan /*ts off,.* dors ant maintains strirtly a tmtrragr insinrss and is in n,. war mtrresttd in personal speculation.- Knnllt: A «lc comptetcil the above principal profits both Seller and Bavcr. Write for listing, and make vour li -a l quarters with • Clayton Haines Brick-REALTOR 411 EIGHTH Slj. OCEAN CITY, N. J. EWINQ T. CORSON, Realtor Cottage, seven bedrooms, four complete bathroom*.. Lot 80 feet front; 100 feel depth. Two ear garanr with Chanffcrs' apartment. Permanent ocean view. One of the finest location* in Ocean City. 737 Anbury Avenue . Ocean ("ily, N. J. Ed^pr r. Berber Real Estate In 31st St. Section of Ocean Glty Fine Cottages for Sale -or can Kent yon most any Kent I* J ^xCottage in our ULstrict lA>ta Sold on Tetms^ ■ , . -j — .Don't let the spring find you with a ■C ( / I / ' - leaky roof. Thunder storms 'are cominll^py j » leaky roof will be apt to remit ia Chimney* thaUeik should be lookol nf,Fr and made water-light. Smnkey t' - A I SlVrL*CL | 1 c'linintyi can be made to draw. , A I 1T~ > - J | Tin roofs are fire-proof. *t a" Vh' i' ,,oTe "i"1 hcn,cr ^i"'"H }~l P'"' an'^ roofing. smith's "7 / 1 The Tin Smith ^ ' 1 1112 Asbury Ave. Phont 7.HV f AU KInda of Outtors Suecializiho in fnotenrr North or Sixth Sthkkt B. F. GOETZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY Fourth st. and Atlantic ave. OCEAN CITV, N. J. pmo*™: rentals office. 239-J sales residence. 202-M builoinclots beach front qtt off at fourth s ttteet p iLJ' ' 3'' JE] ' " ' ' Clothing for Sale Cheap—Slightly Used Girls' Size 16 Suits, Coats, Dresses Young Men's Suits Sizes 36, 37, 38 , / Apply, 1016 Asbury Avenue t