■ ~ - . v ~ ^ ■ y . - OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY. X. .1- THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1921. ,_/ '-SEVEN

legion preparing for big rally > ' ji American Legion Posts of 1 ( ounty.Will Hold Rally Here December Hi li^'.-^lr! along thr street lucre curnox " \ .up »r bugles, u ruffle ..f drum.-. A i'..i • !i '•( color beneath tin- -k> . ' if.,'* Off! the Flag i* pacing by. ' I.., i .. ,11 bear the request "Hats Off"' * I ... Ih-cemlier Kith. Nut only on * ... :..h, but ever after, for the Amrr- " heart < everyone the reaped Hue the 1 • tin'e* of ww. |n .1 pageant that will rival the ' II J. Vfv.1 Carnival, Mi.rgan-Ranrk *' |v. t wilt entertain the Loglon Pouts of ' th- fount y at a rally heir on Decern - Kith. Kvery Post with its "colors, ' the Official l-eginn Ban.! an, I the Bugle Corp of the Veteran- of For- . War. will be in the line ..f partnle !,. : Sixth street to Tw^fth street on 11 : .-ifiim officials of the Stjjle, hea,ie<l ' J, , . City, will be the guert.- of honor 1 . w ill review the paraile fmni the C.l, Hall steps. Maurice Biggin* has recruited hi-c-rp to twenty-eiirht pieces and I . full" expects to re|ieat the ^success c that he. made here Hallowe'en and i later at t'ape May. Post Commander I "Ti"iit has appointed ten . men. wlm. w: I act as a committee of the arrangements and has given-orders for them t to ' 'nap into it." And they .have, t 1 en ir ole object in life just uow seems , t» to make this rally stand out for - -all time as* the higge.-t nnd most en- i ttn.Martic. . *' the line of parade will he a.*kcd to , , nnuiate their dwellings and to die- , pUx Hags for th«^>ecu.-ion. The men , appointed hy Com^nder Trout are av fallows: Williams. Adams, Wallace, | Sharp, Jernee. Mosley, Thallen, Haley. Murphy ahd Parker. There are few, if any. serxdee men in Ocean City not men. iters of the legion and if it is at all possible, Morgan- Knock Post will j '«■ 100'; in memlter*>Sp before this . rally takes place. FIRE ALARM SIGNALS 14 Sixth and Pleasure avenue IT— Klevcnth and Bay avenue IN— Fourteenth and Bay avenue UT.— Seventh and West avenue 42— Second and Aabury avemh* -vM3 — Fourth and Anbury avenue ' 45 — F.ighth and Asbury avenue ~ 40— Tenth and Anbury avenue , 48— Thirteenth and Asbury avenue 4'.» — Sixteenth and Asbury avenue 51— North and Central avenue • 54 — Sixth and Central avenue 57— Kleventh and Central avenue 07 Twelfth and Wesley axenue on— Fourteenth and Wesley avenue " I — Fourth and Ocean avdhue 75 -Seventh and Ocean axenue 7('t— Ninth and Ocean avenue N2 -- Second and Atlantic avenue o>V Boardwalk and Moorlyn terrace 911 —Bay avenue and Battgrsea road 521— Twentieth and Central u venue Advertise in the SENT1NEL.>

SIMPLE UK res I Esb IN IIOME^ Uahilanl " *»•«" "'tis • " .mo other neighltoring isTh.,,- an- u> varieties J v S C"ll1'VBI'Sl Su"19tr«, oilier pan. „f H,,. Kurt ln.iies. The from -the Hutch B'anda Islunds. " Tlf'- '■ ■■"•'■I! i- -a kernel of the ripe -f M - ifxtira fiagrans of the 1 - nrtic.-u-rm- family. The nutmeg tree alwiit thirfy feet high with nuinHrxtu; branch,-, in-.i resemble* sonfhTh.- fruit, which appear- on the Nutmeg .tie,- i round ,.r oval, and the -i.-e ol a small peach. The external covering, which i- a: first thick ami astringent juice, afterwards l-ecnrnes dry ait-L coiiareou... and -cparatiug called Mace, clurely inverting a thin, 'h"^!' w'"c'1 "f'olains "* Ih-scription The nuimeg & „f a roumllsh or oval marked with vermicular furrows if a grayish color, hard. smooth to the touch. yielding readily to the knife or grater. Are coated /with lime to protect them front the attacks of insects. I sc. of the Nutmeg In the household or elsewhere, the powder, and used as 'a flavoring vehicle in cukes, pies. etc.. or to various kinds of drinks in case of languid appetite ami delicate slbmuche. Constituents of Nutmeg - A fixed oil is obtained "to the Oxof 25 to 40' - and volatile oil to the extent of N to. 15',. . Nutjnegs also starch, the latter colors blue with iodine solutions. Supply of Nutmeg* Nutmeg, are brought to this coun1 either directly* from the Fast Indies, or indirectly through England 1 and Holland. Next week we will consider, Red ■ Black and White Pepper, DR. J. THORNLEY Hl'GHES. Special reduction in indestructable 1 pearl neck-laces and fancy beads. ! Jrom $20.00 to $7.50. while they last. Move quickly, lake's Jewelry Store. Adv. -5

^ FAST TRAINS Reading R. R. Working to Rave A Train* on Time „ Ninety-seven per cent, of the ex- ^ ^ press trains operated on the seashore ,j lines of - the Philadelphia! & Reading F Railway during October, 1921. arrived . at their destination on time. This r.-c-e ord is the result of n campaign. being carried on by P. S. . Lewis. Superint em lent of the Reading's'- seashore lines, to make the on- time perform-* p am* of these trains a by- word with the pu'-lic. , ; Sd * Kuril, g this month the Philadelphia' . ft' Reading Railway operated 729 ex- 1 press trains between Philadelphia and Atlantic City, Ocean City, Cape May. p Wild w<uniS Stone flaThnr and Sea Isle j City. Seven hundred and six of. these I trains arrived at their destijiation on . time, the remaining 23 trains were" delayed for causes beyond the coji- * illid pf tl* company. On each of 15 ^ days during Octolier, 1921, every ex- C f press train' operated on the Reading's m seashore lines made tin 'on-time record, I of 100 per cent. On each of 11 other days only one of these trains was delayed; on each of 3 other days two" trains were delayed; and on only 2 *= 1 days throughout the entire month - ' were three trains late. a These fast express trains have made P the New Jersey coast resorts a part of metropolitan Philadelphia,, and the "* number of regular commuters between *' them and Philadelphia exceeds the ! number between Philadelphia nnd 0 snme of its popular suburbs. The e schedules of these trains require them to run close to a mile a minute. A 18 considerable part of the distance is covered at a speed of more than a mile a minute because of the necessary slow running in and out of tor- 1 :- minals and of the stops enroute. The « : on-ttime performance of these fast o trains in the face of ever-growing d traffic means that roadlieds, tracks h amfeignal devices must be maintained at the highest standard the year . round, and that the huge high-speed [- i- locomotives which pull then! must be i- kept fit for the road. ,<l "i 1 GETTING ALONG NICELY si James. 1.. Howe, who was severely injured .playing fopthall about two weeks ago. is convalescing nicely at the present time and expect* to be ; able to attend school the beginning of 1e i next- week. ■y Lost something? Place an ad in ry : the SENTINEL and it will be quick- , 1 ly returned. 1 i ' " J

SURF LAUNDRY 929 Ocean Avenue paw. ua-J Ocean City, N.J. GOOD TORN. QUICK SERVICE. ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES please give us a trial ] laundry now open phont. 410-4 jobbing PROMPTLY done WALTER TOMLIN PLUMBINC and HEATINC I 138 ASBURY AVENUE 1 OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY ^ IF YOU ARE SICK AND SUFFERING AND CANNOT GET RESULTS 1 WHY NOT TRY Chiropractic t i * it rink D f C- R- Kissinger, D. C. I CHIROPRACTORS ^ 11 <

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PON~I OFFICE NEWS Office IS uprntM 0,1 weekday.* d-l 5 I, A. M.. clvre.s * 00 P. M. Money order 1 department opened frtoo S.00 A. M. a until 6.00 p.' M." Closing time of outgoing mail.- for <' Philadelphia. Camden and point* be- o yond: c 6.15 -A. M. h. •S.45 A. M. a 12 Noon » 1 P. M :t.45 P. M. s.oo P. M. Ailanlir City and Pleasant \;ille: A, 6.15 A. M. t 12 Noon ' x3.45 P. Mr S.OO P. M. M divide, Vineland and liridgeton 6.15 A. M. 8.45 A. 51. 3.45 P. M* 8.00 P.* M. t ape May. Wildwnod, Cape , May House. Sea Isle. Avab.n, Permont and Stone Harbor: 6.15 A. M. S. 8.45 A. M. . 12 Noon \ , S.OO P. M. . . . FIRE ESCAPES for all types of buildings ALSO REPAIRED AND PAINTED I We guarantee approval of local and State authorities 1 on all our work. < Builders' Iron Work BROWNWORTH i CO. PHILXOtLPHla "Let us Estimstr" "* L. Leslie Headley Co. BUILDER5 Architectural Service 515 EIGHTH STREET Ocean City. N. J. Designer and Builder of Artistic Banga- ] Apartments. Modern Hotels. , Alterations Jobbing HUMBERT C. PONTIERE BUILDER Slro.l OCEAR CITY, N. J. SMITH ft DENNIS Buildera JOBBING CARPENTER No Job too Large, No Job too Small House* Closed and Opened All Work Furnished Guaranteed Harry R. Hayes ' CARPENTER Jobbing work promy sly attended lo ; lor Sale v Cottages lor Sale and RcdI Thtrty-lblrd SI. ind Aibun Ate. BCEM cm. I. J. OTIS M TOWNSEND BUILDER Office: 8th St. Opposite P. O OCEAN CITY. N.J. Only galvanized nails used on exterior work E . A . B O U R G E O I S Formerly of Lee ft Bourgeois Carpenter and Builder OCEAN CITY, N. J. Jobbing Work a Specially E. A. BOURGEOIS 961 Central avenue Oeean City, N. J. Phone 47I-W | 6. 0. Adini *. « Aden M. S. A4im 6E0. 0. ADAMS & CO. MUSTERING, RANGE SETTIN MICE LAYING, Etc., Etc. 411 Work la Mu» Line Prompt' Attended To. OCEAN CITY. N j Baggage Called lor and Delivered Local and Long Dlrtance. Plume 238 xr | TRUt'K SERVIt'E J. B. THOMSON & SON EXPRESS 732 WEST AVENUE Oeean Oily, New Jersey Leander S. Corson LUILDER "V. i,r-4 ===== see = CLODTING, BRECKLEY AND GODFREY Contractors and Painters I OCCATN CITY. H. J. otu Shone . aoa-a-ta I.

TbM "f delix-ery of mail* thiough 1 taaxe*: v45 A. M.; 9.30 A. M.; J iJLOOnooA! p. M.; LIS P. M.; } a, t - P. M. otlu-r its the iifternooti, with the ex ception «>f the hueiiie-s section which i One delivery of parcel post daily. SENTINEL ad* bring result*. I Plan* and KalimnHs Furnished 1 All Work Guaranteed LEWIS COSSABOON Conlraelor and Builder 156 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY Phone ^ 1 Theo. F. Hildreth Ulectrical Contractor Jobbing Work a Specialty Olfice: 1032 Central Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. George W. Harris Contractor, Builder and Jobbing No. 13 W." Fourteenth Street OCEAN CITY. N. J. HtlMrtiunr. m-J Bell Phone 852-W WILLIAM UNCLES Contractor MARBLE AND TILE 21-A N. New Jersey Avenue Atlantic (lity,. N. J. Store Fronts, Bath Rooms, Porches, Fi replaces 401 ASBURY AVE. Fancy Groceries Delicatessen p Fruits and Vegetables Light Lunch and Ice Cream I Phone 177-M William T. Carwithen . Wm. h. Powell f General Contractor } Grading and Street Building Thirty-fourth at. and West ava. 1 OCEAN CITY. N. J. Our Wall Paper is a veritable find. We aim to please the particnlar. Just come down and inspect our numerous designs. II you are critical it may S take you a losg time to decide — there are so many patterns to choose V from — but the point is that you can - be suited exactly right and at prices H that will appeal to you. ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbury Ava. Ocean City New Jersey [YOU SHOULD MAKE ) CERTAIN YOUU BE WARHi WHEN CONES/ 1 THE WINTERS! I WE'RE reliably informed that colt _ " weather'* coming. You know tha _ your home needs the installation o: a new heating system and you an ID quite reliably informed that we an the proper pluml<er* to attend to tha HANS BURKHARDT i HMl Aebxry Attais • OCEAN CITY. N. J. [rat

Real Estate and Search Company $6.50 Fidelity Trust Comeanv HHm"* "" Wildvood Title and Trust Co. , CORD WOOD Title Insurance Searches. Abstracts of Title. Joseph McGuigan & Son Conveyancing p\|.EKM<t, N. J. Fire Insurance Service All Work GuatititeeJ 10 Loan on GooJ^ First Mortcsg* ,, ^ sMITH K. II. CAMPBELL offlcM i*' s'"'th & Campbell First Nationl Bank Building. house AND SIGN Cape May Court House 1'AIN I l'.rs N.J. J4J Adiury Are. tK-an City, N.J R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY ■> now in it, New Oilier. 817 ASBURY AVENUE ■ where pAtrom And Inrnd. will be cordially welcomed r~ — - '• — - — ■ . ' John Marts Lumber Co. OCEAN CITY; N. J. Lumber Millwork. Mouldings. Building Paper. Plaster Board, Nails, Saab Weighs etc. Estimates Furnished. Prompt Delivery. i . . . ,■ i , „ ,, : — J. E. WELCH THE BUILDER cor stvcnth street AND wesley avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. gcnirsl Contractor 5 — - JOSEPH BROADLEY plumbing and heating ( 731 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. Rhine 85-M • FOR SALE „ Bungalows and cottages ready built or ouilt to n ^FOOPER'S Estimates given on alterstions and repair work. comfortable tabinse, h. b. cooper, Jr. ^kOTTAGES BUILDER 29th and central are. Ocean City, N. J. S B SWAN * J. E. TROUT SWAN and TROUT PRACTICAL ' t CARPENTERS /^^^and BUILDERS loaoasburyxvenufu^^^^ocean city n.j. JOSHING A SPECIALTY WIRE KR AUSS To Wire Vour Mouse I'HOXH No. 177. W 411 asbury avenue ocean citv new jersey you should have "I A Reliable Builder To erect your Ocexn City cottage. Vou :snnot spare the time ^ to look after it closely yourself and must depend upon the lD honesty of the contractor. ^ I have built for a large number oi people and could refer you to ; any or all of them. Send for tBB list of names and photographs of the houses. Otis M. Townsend office Dllll nr P oceah cmr, 4th St. Opposite r. 0. □ U I LL/Ln ff- JAny Kind Any Where r Joseph G. Champion - Building Contractor oid1 : ^ OCEAN CITY. N. J. I Tenth Street and West Avenue