TWO V_ OCfcAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY. N. J.. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1921. ^

PRESIDENT PRAISES GAPE MAY COUNTY Luther C. Opden Tells Why • County is Nation's Playground ^ By Lutiitr C. Oplro, PrrsiJfiit Cape- May County Chamber of CoinCape May County U a most wonderful county, though most of it* people having so long been accustomed to their surrounding*, seem to fail to realize that there U ' be re anything out of the usual. In what othencountj of the country can be found such a combination of coast line, with magnificent beaches, and immediately back of them such fertile fields as are to be found in our mainland ? In our settled complacI cnc'y. do we fully realize that our beaches are the most wonderful in the ' ( world? So hard and smooth, and sloping so gently, that they arc the natural playground for the world; forj! here the little tots d* play in the rip- j pies at the waters' edge. while their elders sport in the deeper waters and! plunge through the breakers, and all . \ .with perfect safety. No rugged rucks, or loose and , shifting sands, render in any way un-( safe the hathing beaches of this coun- , J ty. Nature has provided us lavishly j ' with wonderful opportunities — the de- ' velopment of which is only Just begun, = and the future of which cannot be ful- ' ly forseen. •Our mainland area: Just plain; fsrmland;ycs, farmland, to be sure.; capable of raising almost any desired crop and under careful and proper tillage, capable of undreamed of development, and producing in great abundance, making it if desired, a land not only of plenty, but a bower of beauty, as well — a Joy to all who may behold. | Running throught the country in ; every direction are roads of which we j may be justly proud and over which come into our county the thousands of i tourists every year, and it is parti cu- 1 % Jariy along these roads that the Coun- j ty Chamber of Commerce desires to j see the- developments that shall cause these tourist* as they shall return to! their homes to proclaim Cape May County, The Countjr Beautiful Can it be doae? Yes, and with1 comparatively little effort, if the own- : ers of property along these roads shall l once get the vision and all Join in the ! sport. How shall it be done? Clean out the underbrush briars, tear down the old dilapidated fences; tear down or; repair "tumble down" barns and buildings. Then having destroyed the ' unsightly commence to build up. Paint the Buildings In places of rickety fences, plant fruit trees, shade trees, hedges or flowers — or anything that will be beautifnl and pleasing to the eye of the tourist. We 'are told of the beauties of travel among the splendidly kept farms of Massachusetts and through the sections of New York, where the fOadside is lined with beautiful but profitable — 01 of the wonders of Call- | fomia roads, lined on all sides withj wonderful flowers and foliage. Cape May County can do all these' things— and make our roadsides just as noteworthy. Some job! do you say? Yes, it Is some Job, but what is there that is worth while that isn't some job to secure? Get the vision of The County Beautiful and then get busy on your own property and the job may soon be done. *: Do you want help or suggestions? The Public Improvement Committee 01 the County dumber of Commerce j is ready to help with suggestions at any time, and will, if necessary, assist in securing seeds and plants. Write the chairman, C. A. Norton, Wildwood, and see how quickly assistance is Shall we all join in the effeort and make old Cape May County really The County Beautiful? ATTENDS CONFERENCE Miss Smith Hears Address by District Superintendent on Trafflc The Trafflc Department's annual conference of the Atlantic District of tha Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph ami Telephone Company was held last Friday at the Hotel Pennhurst, Atlantic City. J. M. Fitzputrick, district , superintendent of the Atlantic District, presided. The speakers were: S. E. Gill, Division Superintendent of Traffic of Philadelphia, and the district comprising New Jersey anil Delaware; Marshall B. Downing, General Superintendent of Traffic of the Hell Telephone Company, 'Uf Pennsylvania, and Willbra P. Wattles, Superintendent of ffic, Atlantic Coast District. Between the business sessions luncheon was served. The object of the conference was to discuss general policies and to acquaint the supervisory forces with the problems confronting the company for 1922. Among the , supervisory forces present were Miss I .aura Smith, Chief Operator of the luteal Exchange; Miss Reba Taylor. Chief Operator at Wildwood; Miss Mathilda Hughes, Chief Operator at Cape May, and Mrs. Lavina Johnson, * District Chief Operator. L_

REAL ESTATE NEWS (In all cases where we have omitted the^copsideration, the sum named in J the deed we* $1.( | Published in conjection with the Cape May .County Gazette. Cape May Court House, week ending Nov. 18th: V Ocean City Carrell Doughty to . Elizabeth M. Kuehn. $4,400. i.ot 011 N. E. fiide of sth street. 6 inches south of quuth line , of Atlantic avenue, 75*64 • feet. 6 Nmhes. ' rtuwbe Emma Doughty'to. Elizabeth . - M. Kuehn. Lot at intersection oT' N. ' E. side of 8th' street and S. E. side or Atlantic avenue, 75 feet, six inches. Charles P. Lake to phnrios-Daly. «t ux. $163. Part of lot 546. Section I.. n .tlurtha Stewart to Emma I- Peters. | II ,800. Lot on S. W. side of 0th street, ' j 350 feet S. E. from Atlantic avenue. 1 : 40x100 feet, together with 4~7hot strip . 100 feet long for passagmmy. 1 Emma L. Peters to Charles 11. ' * . Riegel. lot on S. W. ,-ide of 6th ''street, 390 feet S. E. from Atlantic avenue. GO x lOOtfecL I.ydia W. Slocimb to William J, 1 JKolb, et ux. 312.000. Lot 43. Section ( . plan 2-B, O. C. Land Co. _j William Watson Adams to J. Will-- ' lam Morrison, eC ux. Part of^lot 1. j block 802. 1 ,| Mary A, Craven to Thomas S.Simi j mans. $830. Lot 868. Section D. . Thomas S. Simmons to Flora Ins- • Woolson Pearl. $2,300. Lot 63\ I ' Section C. Isabel I e It Corson, et al.. to Uriah ( 'A. Creamer, $400. Lots 650 and 551. 1 . 1 Section G. I Hafieigh 4 Co. to Joseph F. Wall-

worth. $9,050. Lot* 5. 6. 7 aid 11. d plan of portion owne'd by Hafleigb 4 n Co.. 1921. Same to Frederick Sabin. S 1 .1-00. e Lot U. above plan. > Same to Naomi M. Sutton. $33*00. : lad- 12. 13 and 17. aifbve plan. Same to William A. Cobb, et u.x. I- f 1,675. Lot 15, above plap.' f Naomi . M. Suton to Markina L. e Crawford. 12.400. Lot 13. al-.yc plan. Harry G. Ktsweiler, et ux.. to Mary . VanDyke rrickett, et al. $4,200. Lot 104. Section N. P.; Tot« 12. 14. 16. 41. Secridh A; except 85 square feet from " W. Corner, iwvufii.nl by U. R. Co.; lots " ltttHKi, 273. 517. 459.' «0. 4C-II 620 and j<ok Sectiilh A: InL- 289 to 294; inclusivrt 229 and 230, 233. 620. 019. " .Section D: lots 579. 5.S0. 617, 618 and • 619, Section C. James M. Chester to James Paler- ' $1,550. Part of lot 118. Section A. Same to Frank Espositore. 5 1 ,550. J Part of lot 118. Section A. Harry Walters, et ux.. to Ada llanifan. Ixit. 784. Section C. Paul R. Weittel. et ux.. to I.ydia W. ' Slocomb. $10,000. Isit 43. SmfdhSJ, ' plan 2-B. O. C. Land Co. > Livingston Rice to James M. Ches- ' ter. $2,500. 1 zit IIS. Suction A. . John I'. Steiner, et ux.. to Charles B. Alspach. Lot 58. plan 5. Bay Front. • 0. C. Title 4 Trust Co.. et nls.. Executors, to William Sherman. $300. Lot 251, Section A. Hafleigh 4 Company to Vernon I.. et al. $575. Lot 449. Section B. Mary I.. Col'ins to Zoe S. Paris.

II. $13-00. 1-ori 20 and 22. Sections 3 aiol 4. Ocean Front Real Estate Co. "Frank W. Paxon. el ux.. to Emma JO. •prton. $2,100. Is ! beginning at point in S. W." line of 6th street. 270 X). feet'S. F.. from-S. E. line of Atlantic ayenue. 40xi00 fee*. Charles WiUiam Ma-land. el ux.. al.. Hannah W. -Mitchell. $'120, Lot L. 12. block C. plan 2. Garden.-. ">• Mfipnnh W. Mitchell To Benjamin ry How ell Lackrv. $750. Same as above. <d . Mary' A. Fi-hei. et vir.. to CamII- Lilly, et vir. $<310". tot 344, Section 'm K. ' ■ l,s Li -a E. Perfvaux u» Alviaa Kock Hitter. Part of I'd 762. Section D. y"'- Henry B. Cree. -it ux.. to Annie M. J(j Hoi.—. $1,500. N. W. 30 feet of lot

is ! 15. Section 6. plan of Ocean City Land 0. ■ Co. . " ' I William T. Wyckeff. #t ux.. to An- , drew F. Bennetter. et ux. $7,000. Lot f ' ! 752. Section A. Josephine K. Pomeroy to Andrew IC Jackson DeCamp. $6,500. I.ot.« 35 and 37, block 10. plan 2. O. C. Land , 't ' George Burton. ck.ux.. to Wfthgtmmu Afflerhach. $10,500. Lot beginning in , S. W. line of 6th street. 610 foot S. K. 1 . from S. E. line of Atlantic avenue. ; 5<lxl0O feet. I'pper Township • Harry Bernstein, et u.x.. to Samuel . Golillierg. . Irf.ts 271. 275. 294. 295. Sea- 1 , lion B. Ocean City Park. .t SENTINEL ads bring results.

r- Phone 229-J Estimate. Furnished ] I WM. T. TAYLOR , PAPER HANGER \ ^ 912 Central avenur Ocean City, N. J. . < |L>!'".8 .'i" ' . 1 1.1 1 innifi 1 ' _ .. x-Oity Garage SEVENTH AND HAVEN AVE. ocmn cvrr. new jrffirr L. W. MILLER PROPRIETOR TELEPHONE. 203 % i ^ M

BOGATIN BROTHERS b— Christmas Goods Here ___ Than Elsewhere For Less Money " i Vk A 1 1f For The Same Than Elsewhere Ul/IS JO All* • Money : IN BEAUTIFUL \ Silks, Satins, Laces, Woolens Dress and Suit Materials A GIFT, TO MOTHER , WIFE, SISTER OR SWEETHEART THAT WOULD BE APPRECIATED Read Every Item of These Wonderful Bargain Values THAT IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN AT OUR STORE DURING THIS HOLIDAY SEASON SPECIAL SALE — >•» «-—• " — T - ■" T $2.75 1 """ « SS^iTlurSaM! "!T23S:"US3a OTfcw. Brphr 44-50 xwloe. 8uk- Prkv. J»nl •-» drew-,. I lego lor ST.ao xwlue. S»l<- I'rV. * a AJX ' 1100 jartV Crepe de Chine; 40 Inchra wide: In *11 leading color- Iirr yard. V • ivpl.r aa sa-M W. value. Sale £9 00-S2 75 '»«" ^ VHrel-: l» l.whc wide; .here a color Price. DOT yard •v'""" P mentlonablo ilial we do 11..1 hare In -ullable tot 100# yarda OeutgMte Crrpc; 40 lurfaca wide; In plain aiul figured "ihhfthi nrrnri''' ' $6.00 ' ru-rrular SS.OO-S4.lal value. Sale Prluo, tfo no , Jli.UU -non vard, Vclutlna; In all <<olut»: whk-li were anywlirre from t per yard. ^00 ,0 88.0# |wr yard, sale «JO C() M C() too# yard. Molly-O-Crvpe; 40 Iml.-. wide; the newel ereanou ,.rk,N p,.r vard. h. lahrtc*. Iteanlar S«JM. value, rkde Prkv <4.50 »"«»" «onlur#y; aul.ahle tor ball. robe, or ..Uv dre-e-. perrerd. ^ .tegular «..V. xahn . S.-- IV.ee. $2.00 , e' IIHIU yarda Canton Crepe: 40 ln.br, wide; ih.- flurwt malcrial In per ynrrl. ^ { tbD market. Ilcwular SA.SO vahir. Sale Price $4 00 l=>"0 »■"»- M'8 Net : 72 Ineliev wide. HwiiHr S3 :." ^ * rank Pn— 1 Willow; In broowded aa«; plain eoloni; 4» In. 2400 yard. Ib-aulllul lz>»-: suitable ftir Irlmniliigs: In goldan.1 : _ SESE. a™. »2 7c ~ $4^5 _ S4.SO value. Sale Prke. |«-r yard 1000 yard* Beautiful Serge* ; In all eolor*; eome* 40 I lehr* and IIH)o yarda 49nl.rnld.-red and AH-Ovrr Laocs; »• hi g 1 "7 C 4H iik-Ih- *hleh «w $IM. Sale l»rl<-e, Q 1 "7 C wVV- (tegular SX3W valuta, salr Price, yard *P 4 • • per yard.' ^ Ami S3 4. hi rvla >|«nt-li law; double width: Ui all durable color.. ^ Gabardlm- and Tricot Ine; 48 ln.be. aid-: all a*"' • $3.50 $2.75 * IOM y^'u, s«k Ambray and M.reulw tie; lu ptalu am. tWurre AA 40 lu.4i.-h able. I tegular S2.4U valne. Nab- $J,25 prler. per >ard. vPH.UU Kt'i Price. t»e vard. ,,-yoe \||.\V<a.l J era-v Tubing: In all .lioib-.: -ml able for iut» yarda uf Silk Trl.vdelle; In all alia»»: SS Ineliea An AA la-autltul drew*. It. ,-nlor SS.-W value. Sale do AA aulc. I tegular S* sale Prkv. ran. ^^.UU Price, per ,»rd ^.UV is KHW yard. Beautiful Tub SUka; .ullable f<w ladle.' Muuara aial v«t tarda SUk Dnvrtim; I® Inehe. wklr; nil d.-ln.Mc -hart.--"ge.ul.-uu n a ahlrt-: 38 liule. aide. Itegu^ir /Art IteguUr S8.S0 valne. Hale Prlee. ICC C(| S8IU) value. Sale Prlee. per -rard. . |«-r yard. vef.vzvi kW yard. Brvwadnl TtMUe: -ultabU- t..r bag* or lutl-: make j nur entire line of UiiHtW and gentlemen'- suiting* of II..- flntai SSLTSStCT Cm $2.50 [ SSSXT5JS i^UTSXTlSr GIFTS THAT ARE LASTING AND YOU'LL DELIGHT IN GIVING ^ Pure Silk Hose We Have Made BiK Reductions on 0nr Entire Line oi SZJS Negligee*, Kimonos, Wraps, at ankle wUli rein forced brebc Itraiember tiler nr.- all pure j _ p «i $1 .00 ! Lingeries, Breakfast Coats, s HANDSOME FUR GARMENTS If yon are only thinking; of a Fur Garment we nrgeyou to see us before making a purchase elsewhere. We assure, yon ;we can save you as much as $100 on a Hudson Seal, Australian 8cal or Bay Seal Coat- Our stock of For Garments is most oomplete and contains many rare bargains, ri- • — - — OUT OF TOWN BUYERS I'c can shop here with every assurance of fair honeat dealinf/\+\jrep\itat\on »•! this firm holds with all its customers since we have been in business from 1911. Car fare within 80 miles of A tlatitic City' will be returned to pah- ; trons making purchases to the amou nt of $25.00 and over. - Store Open ' 77/ 9 O'clock Evenings Until Christmas * ry i : I BOGATIN BROTHERS 1408— ATLANTIC AVENUE— 1408 VV Atlantic City, N. J. ^ L

I GOOD ADVICE • not build until you laik the • matter over with u*. ( ' "l LESLIE HEADLKY CO. Inc. F 515 Eighth Street. William Maloney Auto Electricians . Si>ee.loineIers Repaired,' Batteries Repaired, Presto-Lit* Storage I Batteries. Acetylene Gas Appliances • . Generator. Starter and Ignition work 2.107 ATLANTIC AVENUE ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Thone 23S-J 1 Something New fot the benefit of Oce.t a City people Ocean Citv House Cleaning ! Company 7j0 Weal Avenue 1 Ocean City New Jersey JONE5, ROGERS & BASSELL A. L JONKM. Manaurr FOB YOUR FALL PAINTING SEE JAMES A. WILSON 43 Aabury Avenue Practical Painter and Hardwood Finisher Interior Finishing my Specialty ] Estimates Cheerfully Given All work guaranteed Phone 1 12- J Oeean City Scotch Hal I sanitarium OPEN ALU X r. A U - A quiet, high-da** home suitable for invalids. Muat desirable all year round home for elderly people and for welfc people desiring a quiet pl-\fe for RKST. Cooking under supervision of a graduate , Dietition. Registered Grsdnate Nurse ] always on duty. Bath*. Massage, Electric. Hot-air 'Baker Treatment given. Treatment rooms open to the public. B. McGIBCFNY. S4gr. Mil. IN. B. Toan.r, R. ri. Mead riuroo HALCYON HALL 1 1116 Wesley are. Ocean City New Jcraey ■ Newly furnished rooms; running | water in each room; Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell miller cottage :n Central Avenue ockar crnr new jkrhky Open All the Year Hot-water Heat LAUKA 1. MILLER 1 candy cottage 313 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey , Open all the Year. Warm room* and every conveniens*. M as. Ltoia U*»dt. Prop. , the darlington (Formerly tbe Katblu) 4 1126 Central Ave (Wan City. N. J. . NOW OPEN Mas Ssacar. !)*>■ moto* Phone 3833 DR. DAVID M. SAXE Veterinary Surgeon 21 N. Virginia are. Atlantic City , Diseases of dogs and cats a specialty I Ocean City calls given special attention F. H. WARE Justice of the Peace Collection of Accounts Solicited RENTS COLLECTED j — 1 Office 1 1039 asbury avenue ■ TELEPHONE 272- M Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn florist 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jereey

BRECKLEY'S HOUSE ANO S!QN PA,NTS*m L. BRECKLEY. p„0. Heady Mixed Paint*. Lead .odd. P.. .„W" 822 A"bUr* NOTICE ' S-. ' *>0®1 FLORIDA D ONra Octf* c n!* "*ON A8* .VILLETS P, HAINES, M.D. Phyaician and Surgeon ~x Office Hour* DiaraM-* of Ey, A. M. to 1 P. M. E"r- ud Throat Phone 290 Ghu-e, fi.M Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9lh SL in Allen Corson, 1. D. 8*4 Wesley Avenue City New Jersey Belli®. Inier-dtate 1*0- A. (JKRSCHEI. PETTIT, M. D. . 607 WESLEY AVE. OCEAN CITV. NEW JERSEY I ""Sourem*.,. 4 to S p. m. John H. Whiticar, M. D. 717 WCSLCV AVCNUC OCCAM CITY. N. J. DR. CHAS. H. VAIL t Ostcopalhic Phvsician lie— n (91 Iim— PWI.*.lr,M--..m«* A &ntml I4SS Real Relate Truel 1% DENTIST DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 809 Central avenue. Ocean City, N, J. Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnoris Nitrous Oxide Administered CENTRAL PHARMACY Eighth st. and Wealey ave. Phone 215 ! J. Thornley Hughes, P, D. Pharmacist in Charge All MUIVS-ST.U w. Wootton, Harcourt & Steelman > LAW OFFICES ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices Master In Chancery L. Leslie Headley Co. Incorporated ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE Builders 515 eighth street (Eighth and Wealey avs.) Ocean City, N. J. i Designer and builder of Artistic Bungalows, Convenient, Cottage*. Apartments, Modern VIVIAN B. SMITH architect Atlantlo City. N. J. ENGINEERS Wm. H. Collisson. |r. A-ao. M. AOL Hoe C. K. Civil Engineer and Surveyor

I; THE LUNCHEON HOUR StJ are very evidently enjoying themI | JLJ' selves. For there is good fcllowsh.^ here as well as good food. If you en1 » I ^il Ip.' i°>' fhe good things of life stop in here for lunch and If you are wise you'll THE HARRIS RESTAURANT . „ 80S Atbury Avenue I reyer* Cream _ Ocean Oly, N. 4. W. H. Harris, Pre* . iliHailill I