TWO 2 OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER -'4, 1921 ' ■

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V^GftftfcrTMJkS HINTS Department Mr.lte* Suggestions foi Wrapping Package* The Pf.;y Office Department is n-ak >ng preparation* t.. handle the usual heavy rush o? Christmas mail. and we most heartily ask the public to cooperate by being careful in preparing parcel post package*. The public may he surprised to leam that hundreds of packages come into the Post Office in bad condition, some with the wrapping paper torn off. due to the use of thir. or poor paper, some with string that has slipped partly or entfrely off, others, addressed with pencil, have been rubbed until the address ia not legible. If care were 'taken in preparing the packages the Department would not he delayed in handling this class of mail anil It would be received in prop- , er condition instead of being damaged or perhaps lost in the mail. Kindly heed the few suggestion?: offered. Wrap all packages with good stout paper, tying with strong string. Use ink for the address and place' the addre** inside of package as well as on the outside but put no other writing within. Place the aemler's name on the upper left hayd corner. You may also place "Not to be opened until Christmas" on the outside of i package. Last but not least of suggestions, please mail packages early, i Do not wait until a few dart before ! Christmas. I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS , (In all eases where we have omitted 1 the consideration, the sum named in the djed was $1.) , Published in conjunction with the = C*pe May County Gazette. Cape May Court House, for week ending November Uth: Ocean City Joseph Jesaup, et ux, to Joseph O. Kendler, et ax. $550. Lot 281, Section A. Henry A. Lincoln to Frank N. Fitx- - gerald. Lot 89, Glrard Realty. . Ocean City Association to Robert Morris. $160. Lot 56, Section A. Jacob Lorillard, et ux, to Katherine Armstrong. $6,000. Lots 729 and 7X0, Section E. Fidelity Trust Co, et al. Trustees, , to Margaret M. Mahar. $400. Lot '

101. plan 5, Bay Front. , Harry F. Stanton to James M. Chesfor ter._ l/>t s, Delanccy Realty Co. Wc.-i Jersey Investment Co. to C. ik- P- Halyburton Co. $775. Westerly 10 jal fret of lot S062 and easterly 25 feet of n,i lot 5053, plan 2, block 30 Gardens, •o- Arena E. Toriiert to Gertrude I. Torn(f bert. $90. Portion of lot 808, See- ' — > tion A. I m Charles Suek, et ux, -to Humbert 1 to C. Pdhtiere. $2,500. N. W; 46 feet 1 ne- of lots 445. 416, 447, 448 arid part of ' je lot 441', Section B. ic Emily M. Dobbins to Charles F. ' ly Brandt, et ux. $3,100. lot 517, See- ' lb ! tion C. * I- Charles P. Esibill, et ux, lo The Es- j ,tate and Heirs of Thumbs O. Esibiil. ic Undivided half interest of lot 613, See- f' >t tion D. and 'lot 783, Section G. a if William H. Margwrison? et ux, et >- .nls, to Emma I,. Peters. $3,600. *I.ot h d in S. W. line of 6th street, 390 feet S. " E. line of Atlantic avenue, 60 x 100 * ?: feet. C d Ocean City Association to Rosa

t. Warwick. $190. I-ot 262. Section B. e Floyd C. Simms to Arthur W. Huls ton. $750. W. half of lot 13, block - B, plan 2, Gardens. t Frederick Schiller, et ux, to Walter J A. Rich, et ux. $3,000. Part of lots i 46, IS and 50, block 7, plan 2. Ocean r City Land Company. Lydia W. Slocomb to Thelbert A. . 1 .otib. $8,500. Ixtt in S. W. line of • 9th street, 144.2 feet S. E. from S. E. of Ocean avenue, 80 x K0 feet. Norman B. Stinnon, et ux, to Camden Fire Agency. I-ot 60. Glrard 1 Co. , Lillian V. Willever, et vtr„ to Minnie Sultan. $6-500. S. E. 50 feet of I

ONE FOUXDEBER LEFT Rev. James E. Lake Only SurvivorOrganized in 1884 3 It was not until 1RS4 that Ocean f City was organized as a borough, and not until 1897 did it become a city. . There was no railroad to the resort get to Peck's Beach came over by I .oat . from Somcrs Point. Of those who , founded the city, there remains now I only the Rev. Dr. James E. Lake. Doctor Lake and his father and founded the resort on Christian principles, and although there have been many attempts to swing it from its early moorings. Doctor Lake lias been able to successfully defend its early traditions. Sometimes, almost singlehanded, has he fought to do so. The result^* that Ocean City has become known as a Christian resort and has attracted person* who wanted their families to summer in a Christian atmosphere.

„ Tfu' ""me »f lake will always be re- ■ j mcmbored by those who have learned j. lo carp for Ocean City by reason of , ^ her moral atmosphere. Certainly Ocean City must some day put in r some fitting and lasting form, a tribute * to Doctor Lake and his brothers. ' n lots 938 and 935. Section A. Jess V. H. Rapp, et ux, et al*., to - Richard G. Ledig. $3,000. Lot 7. ' t block 13, Section N. P. Samuel B. Wenzell to Kendall Ralph f Atkins. $9,000. Lot at S. W. corner » - 4th street and Atlantic avenue, 44.3 x " 1 75 feet. * Carlton C. Brice to William B. " ■ White. $12,000. Lot XI, block 10, " f Ocean City Land Co.

SURF LAUNDRY I 929 Ocean Avenue Ocean City, N. J. GOOD WORK. ^DONE ON PREMISES laundry now open .19 J Estimates Furnished WM. T. TAYLOR PAPER HANOER ; 911 Onlrml „nu, 0,«n Qty, N. J. 1

Prince note in the joys of rolling 'em! Talking about rolling And, for a fact, rolling your own cigarettes, we'll up Prihce Albert is mighty tell you right here that easy! P. A. is crimp cut and Prince Albert tobacco has stays put and you whisk it at*. ,» 'em all lashed to the mast! into shape before you can You've got a handful-of- count three! And, the next happiness coming your di- instant you're puffing away TTti STa rection when you pal.it with to ^eat t^le bsnd! P. A. and the makin's Prince Albert is so good ri j *^i4P^ papers! For Prince Albert that it has led fbur men to is not only delightful to smoke jimmy pipes where your taste and pleasing in one was smoked before! It's its refreshing aroma, but our the greatest old buddyexclusive patented process smoke that ever found its H/ AS k frees it from bite and parch! way into a pipe or cigarette! IB ►RINGEALBERTM v-

COMMERCE CHAMBER MEETS IN MOOD First Meeting Since Election of Court right Smith as Mayor, Nov. 30 When the Cape May Count* Chat 1bcr of Commerce -meet, in the Wild- ' . wood School on We.lnee.luy nigh:. No- ' timber 30th. at eight o'clock, the dele- 1 gates from all sections of the County ! will be greeted .by WtldwoohV new ' Mayor. W. <'ourtrighl Smith, 6 by the newly elected head of Wild* ... I'- 1 , Progressive Boar. I of Trade Jl. F-ter Goslin, Both of Wild wood VS. tor- ! are very young men. and their . -ret ing to. the Chaml>er is looked forward " to. The night will be the occasion • the .. annual ladies' night, mid the womenfolk are especially invited to jot-, in 11 the program being arranged l#> th - Mr. Smith and Mr. Goslin. Luther C. Ogden. of Cape XI . : = president of the County Chamber. » . T was pissed at the In.t „inatt„ , I was meeting, w 'I

preside, and has a few things up I ■ sleeve that will spell big things fe i Cap.- May County. ; live- vone. w hether a delegate n not. ' invited U. attend the meeting The -late is November 30th. and the pi.iee i £ i> the Wfldwood High School. SEND THEM IN ^ Sen.' those little personals about J; your ft toads, the family yourself .. to the Sentinel, but lie sure, to get j them to the office not later than "

e r«IJS| Ml IIKPAKTMKNT g ""' w' *' ,W r.e.sm. >' ^ IUBK ~ '"r other I'Ur j The lirvt .N»lion»l"B^k^o7UOMn ^ ' I*"1 22 vmt" do* or budnr-*. Octo- ' | Seal | h ivd *'m" m' ' Comptroller ol lh« Currrncy. No. «.«! E visn.i. *n No. lost proposal roa^iniovAL or rmimt h* thr lu..r.l „r Commiu!onvr>rlor r marine u. I* ho hi on Ovambsr*. Cltjr Mall. Ninth >i.~i Albu", t msw. a^ tbrna o'rlork in the afrarnoon nt ■ Bat" will ha rveeitsd tor '.ho rvmovat of aarhaar for the roar lfZt. Speeiflralion. ran he^serunwl from City (Irrk. ;at..rh~i lo™^e,V.t«.*1" «hirh''maj bT'^hl tslned from Ihe City Clerk. A certified cheek draan to the order ol the ( tlx Treasurer of Ocean I'iiy. or ra«h. to the rentable bond In ihe wa? £>"rJrj!no^!£ , I Hand Sapolio-The 1 for everyday use Made from vegetable oil only i— 1— L

THREE MEMBERS 1 Comprising Board of Frrcholdc Will he ElcctiaH'rr 1922 Although Cape May County vol. for the small hoard of freeholders ' a good majority, such n hoard cann ls> electiil until the full election . 1922, and the elected cannot assun , their seats until Jjuiuary, 1923. There will lie three members, elect* • fro-n different 'parts of the count and displacing those now servut front' eaeh township, will receive $1.50 each tier year, tfitd politieiab- ure a , election. . There are seven oyintir 1 in the State now operating under Hi "small board" plan, which carries recall provision the same as commi- , politic*. ■"'l . ^.nrijrsrrr synin.ro-mpleyc.* Ilabilitt " , .MARItYAT MORRIS.

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and the uicidantal rapMltM-. In emiMCtlnn tic. an City al largo by thr i.-uing of bond. * br amd' city. KZEMAp . R itioWM ffjl TTJM? ei Hughes Central Pharmacy 8th and Wealey Are. Something New for the beaefit of Oceaa City people Ocean City House Cleaning Comcany w* Svs E^auto^S^*'^ 7j0 West Avenue Ocean City New Jeraey Bell Phone. TS-W JONES, ROGERS A BASSELL j A. I, JON KM. Manager

j o". 41 ^ Jo>»ino Prom ptlv oonc WALTER TOML4N PLUMBING and HEATING 138 ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY IF YOU ARE SICK AND SUFFERING AND CANNOT GET RESULTS • WHY NOT TRY 1 Chiropractic ""SSr1™* CHIROPRACTORS C' E''SSKSlI''8S Sat. and Sun. by appointment City Garage 8EVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. if W. MILLER ( RRORRIB TOR TELEPHONE. 203 ■ This is a 3-19 B, Westing-.. ! ■ Jfefca house full automatic Eleci (&) er ML— tr*C ^an^e> °ther styles in ^O' i pli-LlMF^Tl stock. Let us show you the - A — — 1 .■ ~~~w advantages of cooking by M ' ' \(\ I eIectricity- Cheaper than Ej', 7) fir n ^as and cleaner. E| lH>-— .. i JJ carr>' a ful1 line of Westinghouse, Mazda and Nitrogen I^amps. f If !r7f=*^7 W I. Raymond

snd Pmstics "s.1 '"j L'tty Ocrk , j Tb»V <Z- 1*1^' ' i . flZ- ' « 'hr n'^loucd b° thTrUy ' - of Orvtot' t ity .(.all be i.«urd in contormity jr'n.1"' "tmTur^tk f«,tS u - of "TrTijn™? .43l2< i Al- TIs* nlovc tjitti^'.V nl«.Md on( *r« . it jo. """harry acmorrT5: m- -feka-r.r... '•"""-i FIRE ALARM ' SIGNALS' lurj 14— Sixth and Pleasure avenue on".; 17 — ElevcnOtvand Bay avenue g 18 — Fourteenth and Bay avenue t" 35— Seventh iintl West avenue , 42 — Second anil Asbury avenue drd . 43 — Fourth and Asbury avenue thr 45 — Eighth and Asbury avenue 46— Tenth and Asbury avenue 48 — Thirteenth and Asbury avenue - 49 — Sixteenth and Asbury avenue H 51 — North and Central avenue rlhT — Sixth and Central avenue ■th- 57 — Eleventh anil Central avenue HE 67— Twelfth antl Wesley avenue 68 — Fourteenth and Wesley avenue ■'J 73 — Fourth afld Ocean avenue tie 75 — Seventh antl Ocean avenue 76 — Ninth anil Ocean avenue r •r- 82 — Second and Atlantic avenue ® i o 9f — Boardwalk antl Moorl)-n terrace 911— Bay avenue and Battersca road | j»- 521 — Twentieth antl Central avenue

■a! GOOD ADVICE :.i Do not build until you talk the i matter over with u$. £ L LESLIE HEADLEY CO, Inc. ^ FOR YOUR FALL PAINTING SEE JAMES A. WILSON 43 Asbury Avenur Practical Painter and Hardwood Finisher m Interior Finishing my Specialty Estimate* Cheerfully Given J All w;ork guaranteed *_ Phone 112- J Ocean City i< hotzi.1 &BU ctrntun. ScotGh Mai I SfVlNIT^llUM -OPGN AI,L JieAH= ; k I A bigh-das* home suiUble for inI i yalida Most desirable all year -round bhbome for elderly people trad for well l($*C0Jde desiring a quiet place for REST. , LooYwig under rupervision of a graduate ' i Dietition. Registered. Graduate Nurse slwaya on duty. Baths. Massage, Elec- - tnc, Hot-sir Baker Treatment given. Treatment rooms open to the public. ' B. McGIBCNY, N> B, Tonnsr, R. 8. N'r' flood 8uroo HALCYON HALL 1116 We*ley ave. , Ocean Qty New Jeraey . i Newly furnished rooms; running ' ™ water te eaeh room; , Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell ' MILLER COTTAGE ' _ Central Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JKIUMCY _ Open All the Year Hot- water Heal Laura i. hi luck * GANDY COTTAGE 813 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jeraey Opeo all the Yeer. Warm rooms sad I arery eonvonlenoe. MBA i.tdis Oabdt, Prop. , THE DARLINGTON 'v. «... (Formerty tbeKatblu) Central Ave Ocean City. N. J. NOW OPEN iHpeeM attention (Ivan wtek-end (ueausnd autoaaoMtegartlrs. *1 JABBaI^'ARTR*,":V Phone 3833 p DR. DAVID M. SAXE t Veterinary Surgeon 21 N. Virginia ave. Atlantic City Diseases of dogs and cats a specialty ~ Ocean City calls given special attention . Now ix the Time to Plant Privet He*dge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey

BRECKLEY'S 1 HOUSC AND S/QA, „ ' « I CL.NTON L. BRECKLCV k I Mixed . ' *«» ■ '■ W9.K6 688 A,, ,ur^l^<Nhl Phone, asa-w x stanue. ■ "notice -|l J| J'Mtr II iIOtr»i. W i -VILLETS P. halves;*.!, 1 Physician and S'urgron I Office Hours Disease \l I 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. K«- N'nae ^ I ITtrnat I » t*S— SH I C.r. W,l„ A,,. „H ^ I Allen Corson, m. d I Wesley Avenue ^Olty Now Jersey I ""inter Jrisie 130- a. 0HRSCHEL PK-TTir. if. D I 607 WESLEY AVE OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY I

' h» * p. m. c" JOHN H. Whiticar,- M. D. I 717 WCSLCY AVCNUC p Occan CITY, n. j 'Tuewfay' W«i!S«!|'|i U» m. Prhlsy , Satnrday, ( | zu-s at p. tn. DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic Physiciin Otwqn UMv omee Ptiitadetphi.- 1 ,m~ ! n .u ntT1 R"1 T"*« w* . i \ ■ . ■- Phoa a Weiani 1 . 1 DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 869 Central avenue. Ocean City. N. J. | Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Piagmuif Nitrous Oxide Administered HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY I Eighth st. and Wesley ave. Phone 345 t -JrThornley Hughes, P. D. I'lfcrmacijtt in Chargt A1TOMIYIU1T.I.4W. Wootton, Harcourt S Steelmai LAW OFFICES ANDREW C BOSWELL Law Offices Master In Chancery l Bulldlno— ^Aeburr Ave. end Sth OCCAM CITV, N. J. '' ' ' ARCHITRCTS L. Leslie Headley Co. Incorporated ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE ' Builders 515 EIGHTH 8TREET (FJghtS find Wealey ave.) OfMan City, N. J. Designer and builder of Artistic . Bungalows, Convenient, Cottage*. Up-to-date Apartments, Modem Hotels. VIVIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT ««3 Guarantee TTuat Butliln, Atlantlo City. N.'J. . X-- ' ENGINXF.RS Wm. H. CoLUSSON. jR. f A.~», H. Am. Hoc. & K. \ Civil Engineer and Surveyor ' -It » Knztnaar. Orawn CU .N.J.

f $ , THE LUNCHEON HOUR I Jf I iB finds this restaurant full of people who jr^p are •very eT'dently enjoying them]Y nelvo*. For there is gootl fellowaMp — 4^x7 here as well as good food. .If you enL ill I lli! • ~ll W.' Joy Ihe gnodlhinga of life stop in here Tn Mil 1A 'or 'unah antl. if you are wise youU THE HARRIS RESTAURANT knm. a. km, _ W. U. Buih, Prop