" / ■ ' . OCEAN CITY SENTINEL OCEAN CITY. X. . I.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2il. litil I IVi:

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| In the Realm of the Churches!

■ •&cs< scecieosoa-so; I1.VPTD.T NEWS AND NOTES The Sunday Evening Illustrated lies a ip inereusipg in impulority l llio Firxt Baptist and living ..-••.ugbly* enjoyed by both bid and ■uug alike. Sunday "evening a heuuti1 id combination of art pictures ami 1 1 dps gave an impressive effect to the . ilijcct "The Great Sacrifice"— ilenl- » i tg principally with the work of Christ on Calvary and the building up of the - i liurch. Next week the subject will lie op Jusiph, viewing him and his experieiirps as a type of Christ. The New Jersey Baptist State Con- j ention meets in the First Baptist : I liurch. of Atlantic City, next week ! . "in Monday evening to and including , ednesday evening, laical Baptists ! ive lieen urged by their pastor to •.tend all the, sessions passible, more e |iecially those of Monday evening the ' Hb and Wednesilay afternoon and evening on the 2fith. These services | i III l>e especially interesting. ST. AUGUSTINE'S CHURCH 1335 Atbury Avenue. The Rev. Thomai F. Blake, Rector. The Rev. Francis Burns, of Overbrook Seminary, assistant. I Masses Sundiiys at (>, V, H, 9 and , 10 u'clock. Week-days, "JO o'clock. Services Friday am) Sunday eveijfigs, 7.4 & o'clock. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH (Episcopal) Cor. 11th Street and Central Avenue | The Rev Joseph W. Watts. M. A.. ! r Rector. Sunday Servipdk— 7.30 a. m., Holy Communion. It READ HARDWARE COMPANY GROWS; Manager E. H. Classen Tells

of Plans for Season of 1922 "We are just growing with Ocean City" was the reply of Edward H. < lassen, local manager and member of the Read Hardware Company, when I c w an u.-ked why the company was : (filing 1,000 square feel of floor ' pace. "We hadn't room to handle the past season's business as efficiently as we would have liked. The company is making a rear brick extension i'f the first floor which when completed will give a floor space from the ave- ! i.ue straight through to the alley, a' total of 3,500 square feet. ' This addition is positively necessary based on ■the figures of this year's business amfj the estimated figureg for 1922. "Wc will add to our stock pipe and fittings, electrical supplies, and tinsmithing supplies and will carry a larger assortment of household furnishings in addition to our all-ready complete line hardware and mechanics' supplies. "It is contemplated by the" company - to convert the second floor of the building" into a house-furnishing department in the near future. Wc feel that we already have the most complete hardware store in the county ami plans for the future are so laid our progress will keep step with the de- : velopment of Ocean City. — - "The tendency of the peoplB to remain in Ocean City longer this fall hns been shown by the amount of business we have done for September • ami so far in October. I don't know of the exact figures, but it is a good substantial increase over last fall." - Mr. Classen is an experienced hardware man, having been identified for 15 years with the hardware concerns of New Brittan, Conn., which is the__ hardware center of the east. He is also a member of the hardware firm of Classen and Iaithan, of Media, Pa. "> came to Ocean City with his fare-; Hy last February. The firm Is a meml*r of the Chamber of Commerce and Mr. Classen te a member of the Young i |_

'5»©oeo©oeo©o©o©o®-0 9.30 a. m., Sunday School. , 11 10.45 a. m.. Morning Prayer and , > sermon, except first Sunday of l s the month, then second celebra- ( 1 . tion of the Holly Communion. i 7.4S— Evening Prayer and address , Week Days — « TO a. m.. Saint's days ami holy days. J I'nion Chaprl-h'y-lhr-srs > Fifty-fifth st: and Asbury ave. i ' 10 a. m., Bible school. 11 a. iq., Preaching. service. c 7 p. m., Twilight service. i The Rev. Linn Bowman, D. D., of ( ; Philadelphia, will preach every Sun- ' j '• day during July. ' | 1 FIRST M. E. CHURCH s E.ghtli Street and Central Avenus. ( I The Rev. Dr. John Handler,- Pastor, a '10 30— Morning worship r : 2.30— Sunday school. 7.30 r Evening service c FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I Seventh Street and Wesley Avenue. h The Rev. R. 8. 8nyder, Patter. ' : I" 3(1 Morning service. y • 20 Sunday school. , 7. 1">- Evening service. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7.45 o^lock. * FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Tenth Street and Weeley Avenue The Rev. Marple M. Lewie, Paetor Morning Worship at 10.30. Communion, First Sunday of the month. Bible School at 2.30 p. m. Evening Service at 7.30. Weekly Prayer Service, Wednes- ; I day evening 7.30. Men's Progressive league. Richard Voss, who his been employed as clerk during the spring and summer, will remain, permanently with 1 the Read Hardware. Co. SENTINEL ads bring results.

jj NUMBER HOUSES [i "-*> ^ Post Office Drpartmrnt Working for Efficiency. jj If expeditious ami efficient city dej livery service is to lie accorded it is essential that all buildings to which I mail is delivered be properly num- ' red and equippedwith mail recepta- ■ cles. Without house numberr carriers are delayed in serving the routes ami in delivery unavoidably occur, especially when substitutes are nn duty. This condition, coupled with the lack of jnail receptacles, inevitably im- , pairs efficiency and delays delivery, . with a resultant public inconvenience ; and loss. To correct this evil it has been de- ! tided to conduct a nation-wide campaign with a view to having every I building properly^ numbered ami equip|ied with a suitable receptacle or open- ' in the door. As a preliminary step, on Oct. 19, ; 1921, the postmaster of every post office having city or villuge deliver service will require his carriers to report the address of every dwelling ami place of business on their routes not so numbered and equipped. The postmaster will then communicate with the owners or occupants urging upon them the importance of providing a proper number or suitareceptacle, or both, as the case may be, if they desire the prompt and safe delivery of their mail and wish to cooperate with their Government in providing a more efficient and Before buying NextCar see our larcjie stock of new and hifh-Orade UsedCars CnxAorTimgPaymioiia States Motor Service 808AtbntrAve

FOR SALE a bargain Doable House on Asbury avenue near 31th street. Ocean City. 6 rooms and bath escb. Front and buck porches. Furnished, 15,250. $2,400 may remain on mortgage. HARRY R. HAYES Realtor Thirty-third and Asbury In Yi lilnlfi ii Us -4 IF SO I HAVE SOME VERY GOOD LOTS AT THIRTYFOl'RTH STREET, SECTION FOR SALE CHEAP. LOTS ARE SELLING FAST. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY BEFORE THEY ADVANCE. IF INTERESTED, CALI, WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE LOTS AND QUOTE PRICES TO YOU. HARRY R. HAYES REALTOR Thirty-third and Asbury Are.

economical nufU service. No particu- i ' lar ctylo or type\of receptacle i.- re- i q lifted by the department. It mjjy 'j .consist of either a -lot in the door, or n a conveniently located Ikix of any suit--* able material. House numbers should r of course conform to the -system and v style adopted by the miinirjpal au- - thoritiw. .( House number- enable carriers to f locate promptly' building- to which -v mail is a<l>trcs*ed. and avoid error--Jiu id delays in delivery. Mail receptacle- Insure the prompt f and safe delivery of nuiit 'in the ab- ' -enee of occupants. Avoid, delay of i mail through return to- office because r •J absence" of occupants or delay in i answering carriers' ring. Obrialelthe r XMkl^lU RMSO W'ORMiTK Tji'™*! Hughes Central Pharmacy 8th and Wesley Av». William Maloney r Auto Electricians Speedometers Repaired, BaltcrieItepalicl, Presto-Lite Storage jj Batteries, Acetylene Gas Appliances . 'Generator,- Starter nnd Ignition work ~ 230 7 ATLANTIC AVENUE I ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Phone 23H-J ; "* tiwwLw UKOKtiK W. KRNKT CO - I'M l>. Illln: (Iron City Ollrr: 21 N*. 2l(h alrrrt (i0 A.huo Aonur <i I'twnr : 1'rr.ton M7I-J ■' t ; ;E

necessity of patrons responding to the ■Jiedile the service generally, and per- ' irtit more prompt deliveries, especiattw*1 -m- patrons residing jeitAbe end of a> route. The practice of placing mail in s *111-. etc., where it i- exposed -to' theft and the- element-, is hazardous and results in the loss of highly valuable, or important mail. The public can -buy the equipment rdnive mentioned from W. H. Campbell V hardware store or the Chas. Reed & Co., hardware stoqp. it i- the opinion of B. Frank Smith. Postmaster, that a regular letter slot cut in the door is the best, because "papers, magazines and small packages can bo --put through the opening. It is. Ir6ped the public will do their part without delay which will lie a great help . towards getting the mail delivered* promptly. I See Fred that Auto overhauling before winter sets in — good work, low prices. 110 Asbury avenue — 313M— Adv. FIRE ALARM SIGNALS 1 1 — Sixth and Pleasure avenue ' V-ww- Eleventh and Bay avenue Is — Fourteenth and Bay avenue 35— Seventh and West avenue 42— Second and Asbury avenue — Fourth and Asbury avenue 15 — Eighth and Asbury avenue •II' — Tenth and Asbury avenue 4S — Thirteenth and A'-burv avenue ' 49 — Sixteenth and Asbury avenue 51 — North and Central avenue 54— Sixth and Central avenue 57 — Eleventh and Central avenue - 07— Twelfth and Wesley avenue OS — Fourteenth and Wesley avenue 73— Fourth and- Ocean avenue 75— Seventh and Ocenn avenue 70 — Ninth and Ocean avenue - 52— Second and Atlantic avenue ' I 90 — Boardwalk nnd Moorlyn terrace 911 — Bay avefiue anil Battersea road 521 — Twentieth ami Central avenue

FOR YOUR FALL PAINTING*' SEE To One and All * JAMES A. WILSON Do Not Forgot t Old Reliable - 13 Anbury Avenue Bay Villa Laundry Al Practical Painter "which was established in 1916 j" Hardwood Fiakkr Try It onc-coniplrltyoar laundry »" > * while yon wait. Call, write Interior Finishing my Specialty or .,i,OI1Ci Estimates Cheerfully Given too-W . - All work guaranteed 217 BAY AVENUE Phone 112-.! Ocean City Ocean City, N. J. FRANCES FREEMAN. Proo. 1 1 l^P LEVEL-HEADEDNESS 1 iu kin to goo. I judgment. A man's whole future may || S depend on his level- hemledness at this time. An account a with the First National Bank assures you not only of a - ^4 I strong depositary, but ailvice and counsel whenever re- |j H 3 PER CENT. PAID ON SAVINGS FUND ACCOUNTS 3 ] First National Bank - I I OCEAN CITY; N.c-T. \ SURF LAUNDRY 929 Ocean Avenue pa™.. u«.j Ocean City, N. J. t* good work. quick service, all work done on premises - please _give us a trial LAUNDRY NOW OPEN rTir/rcoRsoN=a"' ; General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ROADS, SEWERS, BRIDGES. BULKHEADS

All Wort. Cuoronlrrd Auto Tom Eollototco Fanlitrt f ALFRED SCNERM Ocean City Upholsterer and Decorator Window Shades .ind Awnings Made 1038 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. Ifal ,l"r^l Have to Do a Lot o( MJU ^ors I * "■ Cooking in a Small fW# ^ Kitchen Here's a neal serviceable big "^"*0 -apacilv compact little gas range T^ViHifAW that will do more cooking than the BiMMnaMW oBB average gas range that lakes up rmun i in M twice as much floor space. Its a «3l«E3w Vulcan Smooth Top "tt city gas ught err

h or apartment to "fu rSfv" Try an Advt. in .have a line of FOXNtTCKR. at less Than Philadelphia prices .' Window The Sentinel shades a specialty. chas. e. adams a bro and Get Results 720-22 ASBURY AVE. t ■ V BELL PHONE IB Sutton & Corson Co. General Contractors " • SeS&'S'grading and street building .{nintJ St. «no Simpson Avi. Occan Ciiv. n j. Bell Phone, IB6-J l urniture Stored . Reupholstcring ccTiH^-rc: ^Window Shades ESTIMATE . FOR YOU ,Awnings and I.House Furnishings price* are l.c #e*l pup-lble con- l-Ient wltjt (hod Work and Bert Material Lawrence "1. Lear 654 Asbury Avenue Occan City, N. J. HURLEY-JONES CO. hurley-jones co. walter R. chattin A son. MORS. 1116 ASBURY AVE. MONEY TO LOAN ON MOltTGAGE. No walling for two weeko to know If you can get It: we can tell you at once. ' Bargains in Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottage* for pale. Aleo lota for Inveetment and for Improvement— the choice of Ocean City. Apply to

J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. J* All butinee* transacted through this office is in accordance with the following slogan " / his ofiet dott amJ maintains itrictty a brokerage buiines< aitJ i 1 in no way interested in personal speculation: Results: A sale completed 011 the above principal profits both Seller and Buyer. Write for listings ami make your headClayton Haines Brick-REALTOR 411 EIGHTH ST. OCEAN CITY, N.J. EW1NG T. CORSON, Realtor Cottage, M-vcn bedrooms. Four complete bathrooms.. Lot 80 feet front; 100 feet depth. Two car garage with Chauffer*' apartment. .. Permanent oeean view. One of the finest locations in Ocean City. 757 A shop AvHtue Ocean City. N. J. Cd^ar r. Berber Real Estate In 31st SI. Section of OceankGity Fine Cottages for Sale or I can Rent you most any Rent Cottage in our District Lots Sold on Terms — * - - ^ Don't let the apring find you with a f \ T leaky roof. Thunder storms are cominJ^^l )) and a leaky roof will be apt to result is "Bfc — — Cbimneys tliat Itik should he looked' L l.'I'i after and ma<le water-tight. -Smokey 1 Ltv1" Jfl I chimneys cma be made to draw. A I W^V . J I Tin roofs are fire-proof. - J A" kind, of stove and heater repairs, 1 stove atul heater |>ipes. smTth's I 1 The Tin Smith ' ' ' 1112 Asbury Ave. Phona 73-W All Kinds of Outtnra

Sneointizmo in Pnortn-rr north on Sixth Stuckt B. F. GOETZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY 4 FOURTH ST. AND ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY, N. J. phoncm: rentals orncc. 239-J sales Residence. 292- M Builoing Lot« beach front Qzt Onr AT Fourth Street Clothing for Sale Cheap— Slightly Used Girls' Size 16 Suits, Coat s. Dresses Young Men's Suits Sizes 36, 37, 38 Apply, 1016 Asbury Avenue