EIGHT. ^ OCEAN CITY SEXTINKl. OCEAN CITY. N. .1- TIU KSHAY, OCTOBER 20. 1921 : r ~ ~ * /I • / . w

Everybody Boosting Ocean City's Carnival Shore Fa^Liiic Helps With Publicity— Cos, tomer Here— Route of Parade Decided Upon

Yes, the Progressive League started it but, by Ginger! everybody in the I , dty has put their shouMer to the wheel "Jm, I they are working every minute of their time to make Ocean City's 1921 Hallowe'en Carnival the biggest ami bejt ever. •You cant' treat this spirit of cot- operation. Why even the khMies are „ chipping in with their nickles, The Carnival ami Revue will be kepf on the avenue ami will u«-t terminate on the boardwalk as was previously planned. A hand Man. I will ire erected in the middle of the biodf between Eighth ami. Ninth street- from which, the judges will review the Pageant to be followed by the Carnival and Revue. Arrangements have been made to have the land playing for the dancing and merry-makingV, pie gala occasion willNnwn Monday afternoon. October SlX^vjjlli a . foot ball gome and there will I* a hand on hand to mike things merry. . Elmer Jackson Pearl, who is running this end of the affair, is endeavoring to arrartge a game between the Ameri can legion of this city, and the Key- ( stone Athletic Association of Atlantic City. r-.raf,*.l hen.tiiiinrters will tie pstalr- ,

llnhed in the office of Frank E. Darby. This will also be a bureau of informa- j lion for the convenience of the visl- . tors. H is planned to have a group of messengers constantly on hand to art as guides. There will ho a special ; prite offered for the best dressed window and the merchants will have* to go some to outdo the window displays . of last year. Starting with Monday, Octolrer 21, it is requested that everyone who intends participating in the fun will call at Hughes' Central Pharmacy for registration and a designation curd. This is really necessary to avoid the confusion of last year. Final instructions for the organisations will be published in the Sentinel of October 27. The route of the parade is is follows: From Thin! and Asbury— march on Asbury to Fourteenth Ft. — counter march on Asbury- to Twelfth »t. on Twelfth to Central— on Central to Tenth— on Tenth to Wesley — on Wesley to Sixth— on Sixth to Ocean — on Ocean to Ninth — Ninth to Central — Central to Seventh— Seventh to Asbury — Asbury to Ninth— and disband after passing the traffic sign at the Intersection. Following this route the pageant will pass the reviewing stand «•" twice and give the judges a fair chance to make their ilecision. 1t is requested that all other residents along the line of the parade illuminate in the very best way possildeland bum flares. Arrangements are being made now to secure a supply of redflre which can be purchased from the local merchants. The priirs will be on display in the windows of the Read Hardware Company as soon as they have been secured. The publicity of Ocean City's Carnival has reached far and wide, it Is being sent out by wireless; slides are being run in the moving picture F f ran te page stories have been securehJn any number of papers, and through" (he courtesy of the management of the Shore Fast line Railroad the big orange posters are displayed in every station from Somers Point to Longport and St poster will be placed In every trolley car that turns a wheel in Atlantic City. George Tuthill will be marshal! oi the parade and will select his own aiiles.

Miller, the Customer from Philaite!phia, will I* here with his trunks. 11 about five days before the carnival and can l>c found in the buibiing. formerly the Payjfcr Miller ice cream parlor ojy_Jbrf>ury avenue. The securing of j Mr. Miller to cpmc here w !r an exceptionally good piece of luck as it , , will give those without costumes a | s chance to secure something' right up to the minute. In fact, the ro-ope lotion of Mr. Miller wii! make the ean.it * vnl resemble a Congress of the NaDon"t forget there Is a supply of the golden rod stationery to .be se- | cured by just calling at the Chaml>er - of Commerce Information bureau. This is very attractive and appropriateJor the occasion and many of the people in the city are using it to Invite their friends here for the carnival. NOTICE I w ish to (hank the voters of Cape May County, who gave me their support at the primary and although -tie- - fcated, will say I fought as good a fight and spent as much time in the campaign as rtrv business would perI feel it was u fair-primary fight between gentlemen. Mr. Kay won and as a loyal Republican 1 expect to support the regular nominees, Wm. H. Bright fpr Senator ami Robert J. Kay for Assemblyman, and sincerely hope both candidates will roll up splendid majorities on election day. Respectfully, JUDSON B. CORSON. Adv. Palermo, N. J. «10 TO HACKETT'S OYSTERS and CLAMS 1021 Simpson Avenue

1 r : ' "" III. C, T, U. HOLDS ANNUAL CONVENTION ■ Thee worked -under the sanction of » .he fr.itod States. -They asked u-: What are you going to do about it" ? f Our answer was the lath Amend - 5 -nerrt. The United State.- has put the ' hand of outlawry on the liquor busi1 H - - While liquor can I* houghj it 1 is n»t visible at least. We don't have 1 saloons on corners which were tempta3 lions to boys and young men. The ' liquor business stands in a pillory -hot " by the arrows- of wighteoUs indigna- ' tion. - Now, a man writes his will l-e-fore he takes a drink, and then takes " a chance. How their face shines when ' ll inoiKfication of the Prohibition Laws, ' but [io other laws. Why make such • a how I about the Prohibition laws not , ' being a success " Are all the other ! laws to be annulled because they are not perfeel in their application and " enforcement 7 Are churches a failure c because the devil still walks, and ! should they be closed ? No! Die. but ; " never surrender. The victory shout of |

* prohibition today is 'We will enforce | ' it and never let the liquor traffic, re- | sume its trade.' r "We will never go hack to the sa- | ' loon. The women are carrying the | 1 banners and saying: 'Bring your com- 5 puny up to the colors.' They are cry- j 3 ing that we are depriving them of [ * their personal hberty, but there is a j difference hctv^n personal and civic ! * liberty. How are you going to en- j force? The way to enforce* it is to 1 enforce it. Do not let Uncle Sam s do it all. Washington can do nothing " separated from your cooperation. Stand on the watch tower. Be a part , of the great army of destiny . W e are ' I laborers for the government and God. in God we can triumph. The -final analysis of prohibition will lie the i banner. Prayer is now necled more ] than ever. "When President Harding appointed Roy Haynt* as commissioner of prohiIritlon he bared his heart and let the n nation know that this heart beat in unison with prohibition. We must dean up the liquor Bolshevism. Clean or* the muck rackcrs. Shall we per- ' mit lawlessness to go unharnessed in * our midst? If we allow the violation i of one law it means the violation of !r all, ami that will mean the end of civilisation." fie quoted Lincoln as '* an example of prohibition. * Concluding, Rev. Mr. Hill said: "We will only- endure as a law-loving 7" people. With prohibition the I rattle is not won, but on. Let us cooperate r" with the Government until at last '* prohibition becomes the watchword of the world and the standard of virtue, f" justWTaml all that is right." Adjournment and Benediction by Rev. ' John Handley. Wednesday morning an address was " given by the State President Miss re Esther H. Klfreth. Wednesday afternoon at. address, "The Children of " America," was gix-en by D. A. Kurk. ad o ^ SENTINEL ads bring result*. ed — i i — — --tbt i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I roe sale

FUR KALE- FNmUl.r. uU'ntpsi A.nUr \ Mar a nam. Quia CRy, s J. Ad. FOR SALE 1'iann. twdtoon (ornltaf*. j -np.il «i.d isrksra. IS ro.d rami, lion I All-lr f&t AS»i, ...nor, U Ibor. Ad« Molnr and Row Boat tor aalo. thin nan ; <11 Waal A«r>.«o-A4r. U. FOR SALE luvalida chair, nod ruodi- ! lion, laawwiabla. 1M IWth «rm - Adv. FOR BENT Nic^r fornidsai n.«_ n-nlral . 1 Addrr., T. C. II.. Sent, no! OfftoIOR RENT IWonaMr furnldiod ronm. Audi art Aabnrr avaaoa. over ttorw. Ail- . APARTMENTS tor ran. for lh» wiotrlla. OH. at: KWv.nlh wrod. Otran tils. N. . J. Adr. * FOR RENT Room with pri>llo*o ot Fo«»- ' : wSUrf. f0Ai.ri7*M".''1' I n; A.bS™ » 1 a rnw. Otru Qlr. N. J. — Adv. r HEATED COTTAGE tor raol Control loratkm. H- wa'rr rrrtrm Until Mar Uih. I-.-:. Claroneo S. Smll, Ith and Ocean avrAPARTMENT for root. Conlral II Sa-ation. Hot watrr prm ItnlU Mar l»h. e Clarrnco F. Srotl. Slh ttrort and Omn . avenuo.— Adv. FOR RENT Ananownt. for rrnt tor'llw winirr. A|.|.lr. F. H Cm van. fill Adiurr i ovaour. fh-aon CHr. N. J. - Adv. t FOR RENT Fori) in October I (u.nidw.1 . aporttoanl • haolwl third floor Bnuraa tsdldInc. For -Ola or rant : Sure TOT-W Aabum avenue. Aprir JOHN H WILLIAMSON. , via park Place. Adv. It . 1 WANTED I A I.ApY alone will Jv-V nice (oraHhrd * ^ Woold^llha t"(.^^ or "rtwy ' tL* Ht" llffll W.1' : LTAaborr Avenaa. - Adv. F.KHANCr ""YOU EXl'HANOt'loree corner" rlcfw Weale? avenue ,1." Iral on Mth '"aO."^'11 -e ' lairnvv S.ull. Slh -'reel and Oman Itsip LOST s .,/"v£ ' .vrr.ua AdAdv.

PERSONALS May and Alma Devine, children of IMr, and Mrs. John J. Devine. enter- . taierd their school teacher. Mi -. Kct- I chant, last Thursday. I j Friinlt Sannino. a local plumber, and ' wife, attended the wedding "f Mr. • " SanninoV sister. Miss Anna Satinitio. in Camden, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Whitaker. of I South Ocean City, motorci to Fairton ■ ami virited their aunt. Miss I'hevlie R. i i.Mis- Bertha « attiBMI. of ihi- city, t entertained William Craig, of Audu- 1 _ bon. over- the week -eiul.* . Mir- Candyn IVvim- ha.- : •tun.e.i; ' cat ■*••*.. Wcv .wax -He- xt-.tm & > , • Yoik, ri-.i'adelphia. Newark, t-buty Park at -i Treffton. In Trent..-, she , ■ i.y. the guest ..f Mi-. Mat y Hay.'--Mi-- Dbvine returns- to Ocean City , t very much improved in healtit. ■ Thomq^-Hould ^ has returae.1 to • in the south. He intended going to ' New Yolk for the » inter but has de- ■ ct.led to remain in Ocean City per ' The L. Id«sMe Headley Company is 1 building five houses in Atlantic City ; costing fs.OOO each. ' _ ' Frank Sannino. who recently estabr lisbe.1 a plumbing business for him- : , self, rejuirts that he has plenty of i | work. At present lie is working on j- , four' houses at First and Ocean avei — i npm-g -n ""'i I : • ... ■ - ■ — -■ ■

Fall Millinery and Gowns HILDRETH'S SHOP 826 Atbory Avenue New Snpply of Hallowe'en NUTS GRAPES ; APPLES CIDER j ORANBS ' • POPCORN PUMPKINS Can Be Secured From 4— NICKERSON'S MARKET 719 ASBl'RY AVENUE Bureau of Health and Charities CITY HALL T. LEE ADAMS. Health Officer Oihcc Hm»: 11.90 U 12.09 A. M. I'bone ao sn-1 axk lor Health . Officer dnritig office hour*, ff com- J ' pliiut is to be made for any viola- I ' lion of bvalth code, or nddrcu I f postal to box 344. FIRE ESCAPES 3 for all lyp<s of buildings = ALSO REPAIRED AND PAINTED

guarantee approval of local and State authorities on all our work. Builders' Iron Work BR0WNWIPTH & CO. "L.. M Eitlm .le" i B A Nl^ BALANCE i% the best flign ot a healthyfinancial condition. The Ocan City Title 4 Trust Co. in a good bank' Ui get acquaint*! with— make it your depository. 3-a Interest Paid on Time DeOCEAN CITY TITLE ANI) TRUST COMPANY .Ocean City. N. J. .

nue being buitf by Mr. Simons, of | Philadelphia. ' Julius Roth, the tailor, returned to.lay from a vacation. trip Mary- ' He was aecpmpwjled by Mrs.; am) the chiblten. This is the first vacation- in several your* thatj . , Julius has .taken. Clnytpn Haines Brick ha- started alteration- to his office building on ' ^treel which when' completed will eqmptise two apartment* on the upper floots. ' Maurice Gapdy. Albert Well-; Walter Boor. Henry 'Jackson and James Harvey attended the annual meeting" of the' Atlantic Yity Telephone Sy stent • Atlantic City Mon.lny-tdglit.

Wade. Jr.. are residing temporarily at -In Tcrruc ■- They intend to ! .rate permanently i" Oeeart City and tcr the building and contracting I Advertise In the SENTINEL. I "hone 229-J

good advice to, »„i MM ""It- ulk ,h* matter over with us. i leslie headley co. Inc. " 515 Eighth Street. Fstimateti Furnished d

WM. T. TAYLOR paper hanger Ocean City, N. J. 1912 Central avenue . Ford Motors Rebuilt, $25.00 .Now is the time to have your care overhauled.

Reasonable rates on all care. A. FRANKENFIELD, 110 Asbury Ave. - Al'TO AND MARINE MOTOR REPAIRING BELL PHONE 313 M • CLEAN A« YOUR HOME OCF.AN CITY STORAGE CO. Warehouse, Sixth and West Avenue FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD ( J Automobile FT right 4rriee M.mx urian -T3S. ' ' dclphia. For rates apply Ferguson Express. 313 Eighth St., Ocean City, N. J.-rh« « Philadelphia Office, 713 Spring Garden— Phone. Market 5011 Ocean City is giving a party on Hallowe'en for you, ami we are expecting t» -ee you at the party. The fun starts right after lunch and «e are not expecting a dull minute the rest of the day. Now, 'iu-t make up your mind that you will come and be a kid again. It's the onlv way the party can lie a success. We don't want to have to say on the next day that "Smarty, gave a party, and no one came. This will be the last chance so far as wc know now to buy a -hade tree for $2. planted, or a California privit hedge for 15c. per foot. Wc arc getting some good top soil for lawn making just ,iow and the price is reasonable. ** Ocean City Greenhouses PHONE .19. .. . , fa ' " ' '• j?t M.SO Sunday | ROUND TRIP Excursion I H^or Tax 8**;add'al ^ •Philadelphia

Sunday, November 6 Leave.** kean City - . - - - - • «•« A. M. J Connecting wit^ Sperial Train al Nra Isle Junction Returning. leave* Philadelphia 7.30 P.M. HI; The tight 'is reserved ti. limit the sale of tickets, for this excursion, |U| to the capacity of equipment available. Pennsylvania System -p.. Route of the Broadway Limited Heating Plants! We install them and they always work! If sntercsted in Areola*, place your order at once. Price* on Areola* advan re October 22nd. Glad to tell you f what it would cost to heat YOl'R home! ' JOHN R. GROVES 835 Asbury Avenue I ' . '■ ■ : . : I

A RE you using Edison Mazda Lamps ? If A not, why not? They give three times as much light as the old sgyle Carbon'lamps for the same current consumption. OCEAN CITY ELECTRIC SERVICE of Atlantic City Etbctrlc Company "i

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J. ll. UHADW1CK COMPANY PLUMBING 1057 West arc. lit? Anbury ave. HEADLEY A ADA SIM p~"y '■ Readine Coal MM ^<lo5SM0SM5»Tn*B00tt^,To in. ion (DsrsoUtsl. H.II or Knt.rrrlM

.1 Prescott Cad man, Jr. Estate ol Mark Lake funeral Director 809 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey AUTO LUt'lPMENT

What Does This Prove? The rapacity of our three lurge daylight bakeries is over Two Million loaves. Think of the enormous tuimbcr of folks who are eating Victor Bread every day. Doesn't it prove that Victor Bread must have some merits entirely distinct from any other bread? Victor Big A Bread L,oaf I Children ThHve «ht It Sweet Cream The delicious Lm^l^utterlJNtnade front the pure nweot cream of happy, healthy cows", in thcYichcst dairy districts in the entire United States. * \ ♦ 1 ADDRESSES OF OUR OCEAN CITY STORHS: 1 745 Asbury avenue, (Groceries) 755 Asbury avenue, (Groceries and Meats) Asto Stores aU over New Jersey Pennsylvania. Delaware and Maryland. W K&S

New Fashions for Autumn to be knit with Minerva Yarns Try the Sports Blouse above, using Minerva Shetland Floss. . Or the Child's Dress— for which the ideal yarn is Minerva Lustre Wool — a "mix" of soft, pure wool and lustrous silk in delightful ?olor combinations. Minerva Yarns sold exclusively at STAI NTON'S in Ocean City This Store will Close Every Evening at-« P. M, Except Monday and Saturday