- OCEAN CITY'S BOOSTER BANQUET PROVED II GREAT SUCCESS thlM pro* e»I could be met In- 1*0 way*. Al NHtiiin r>trr-ri the train could be • ' iH^iwi *>W' 'Plv i •mm City P*" orioid would br carried ihcrc. Thl* dhiuten irf tilP Inita . might . stao be mpde »i Tut l&boe. t There I* nothing CUiHiu I lt} n-...-d* bmli railroad- n PhRsdvlphi* The TteaiHitr Company .but direr' iumv already but for -•roie- n»*-n.- probably known In railroad circle* nnd co. .—! at by Outsider*. there is n« i-nmiwi- ' flmr-ntnkioi; I The Per.n.*} '» electric line I- the most popular nll-l he year-round »en- ■ Ice of thill roint'«v< becnUM in the , an but two nmrn train* each way. , eh-ctrlt i *l:i to be topped at Plea*»Btviile. for the Ocean City and 80111 l pi a T'oin blanch would be tery small. To compel paMi-nger* to . hangf j " S cara at Hint joint and to u»e th. frol-i Icy rare between Ocean City and ! v pleasant ville ha* always caused mucbj Utter comment. j n OCEAN CITY HIGH DROPS ANOTHER. " J« Lost to Pleaaanfvtile Tueaday Night h by Score of 3S23. i| Coach Poser** Maroon and White t owner* lost to J'leanantvllle Tue*da> q night, score 5S-2S. Scott Adam*, who will be tii en a trial with the Ocean aJ City Athletic Association. succeeded • p| In getting only one Held goal. Baron was lb* high man for Ocean City and Clark high man fo» Pleaaantvillc Line-up and summary ft H. S. Position* O. C. H. S. * Triple tan right forward Baron 1,1 Meld* left format d Selvagn (•.Helms center Adam* Smith right guaid. . . .Oardiner ' _ Clarke left guard- Glbbj Summary Goals: Baron 2. Sehtagn I. Gardiner 2. Adams 1. Tripician 5. Field* J. Russo 2. Smith 2. Clarke 3. i Foul*: Tripician lt>. Adam* 5. ; Glbb 1. Substitution Peterson for Fields, Ru**o for Helm*. Walker for Clarke 1 Before: Baldwin Timekecp»-r : Helfridg. Latter part of second half Fields and Clarke wete ushered out of the game on accoant of fonl. SEND THEM IN Send those little personals about your friends, the family yourself to the Sentinel, but be surety get ■them to the office tlbt later Than Tueaday noon. jject

HEARD ALON(i THESHORE SBEESLEY'S POINT. Ml** Helen Con-on. who Is teaching ,in William »t ow n. Spent the week-end - w ith l)A parent*. Elmer Corson, an* " Mr*. Harry Young and *l*ler. Mr* : i 'arson Smith, oi Pittsburgh.' -penl Snurday with hei staler. Mr*. Kuril' iyh Boss, ii I .lei mo The M E. Mi:- Sonny oi Reesloy * , «•: •••*« irij. to Allaniic City. SalUr 1 Mrs. Elisabeth Young. ot IU-e*ft-> * , • Andiew SacS and wife in MatjW*^" j Earl Sapp »i« * Tnckjihoe >i*ltor >m Wedne-d i v. i Mr*. A** Ma. Urn made a busine** , Mis* Carejji Sapp. of Ocean CHy. , r pent Sunday with her parent* here • Andrew Young. ■•. this place, is very j*ick at thBrtint' with eiysipela* - i ; Peter French was one ot Ocean t'Hy ' j visitors Ssrtnrdiy. j Stephen Young and lamily. o: Mar ( mora, dined with Elmei Corson am! i | wife, .'or Bees ley'* Point. Sunday. ! The i-eople of this place are very J, : much enthused over the bridge pro * The Methoiiat Church, o! thl* Jilaee. ' ha* been holding It* annual erangells » bieetlng* thl* wtek. Richard Smith, of Pittsburgh, is J- \ islting relatives here. Walter Kohu and wife, ot Marmora, making ti short stay in Philadel phis MASONS ATTEND CHURCH. Jj Ocean Cltv Lodge, 171. F. A A .M « will attend lint First Methodist Church N In a body Sunday evening SENTINEL ads bring results.

NOTIFY 1 AX OFFICE. x Mr. E W. Burleigh, lav collector., I state* that be. iu«- o, the large njun | ,lwr o: property ttanaier*. he doej not have the add r— *•" of -a great tuany, of the new owners He suggests ii i lie property owner las motei thai, they polity hi* office o: the tart. eB ,g ing the new address 1 he same -mould ,d. aPPly '<> n" owners who are request ^ i*1 to give lot number and section o! • - Ihei! addrvs- TA bill* tor the year will tie malM about April 16th 'to* iliuae who keep lite ui cthce' Infornieu , oi their add re, < F — ; - " I ' " ' " ' O RO I N ANCt' N O. "-•»« '^Thi"' I--, o.i "f.M , ' SmSST 'mSpNinth SI..O from Owj l*.mt luO leu 1 1-lthsr.t'ily or ill- land- | ' , . : '■ Th.! , I - ■ 1 1 N^a <d''^id Vur'"^ ' ' 'I ' ' for which lAe ».ime are isaued , \ c^'^e raulrwl'ion'of-ien SK It* rthal pa** age. ! n I Tt" nd'?^nd"ix£5%ir. at'li n^ithlgot Jith dav of February. 1*21: and will he i taken up on third reeding end nnal paaa- , at * meeting ot the Hoard of Commissi, met* it the City of O-ran city.; Jena ., at a meeting to he lu Id on the (th day ^jf^Maiyrh. IJC. at Hie Jwn ; n.laaloners- Cham her. City Halt. Oceny ' ■ Itj. . .w T*®JjA1(Ry. a mokris | 2-K, It. City Clerk, j

, OadefJohicr tJbrtxi !l j WHEN MONKEYS FIGHT THETY SCATTER DIRT . i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ' per eei.t reduction on lucceeding intcrtioa*. • WANTED -Apartment for all .ear ov sammer. Addrecs S- E. Sentinel OBce. adv. i Late model OverLtid Sedau. first-class: j Condition, fboo.oo. Owner leaving city. I Address J. C. Sentinel Office. adv" • 1 WANTED* —Small bo£ about tw ! rooms, fcirnishcl. yearly lease. Write : B, Sentinel dRtce. adv f FOR SALE. — Ten piece American j dining room suit. S ft. heavy ;oak e» tension tatde. -;i We*lev aec ; nne. -«dv j FOR SALE.— Safe, in good condition. | apply floo Wes^v.-nnr adv. Angus S. Wade Co. Arceitef U and Contractors BOURSE BUILDING OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY

POIN'T BE LOIN EL. V JOIN THE CROWD WHO DAILY SMILE AS THEY "Twitxh the Switch' Wfor Silent Service and the "Matchless" Night Atlantic City Electric Company, ■ — -4-. . ; ^ ; : s :

M. E.. R1 -A I 1 CO. " The Department Store of Atlanbc City " M. E.. BLATT CO. ( "Well done is better than 1 well said" PoorRkhard MM ^sS.j'HiiijS The Department Store • By-the-Sea ffBHSHB Modern Life •MlE'liLATtf'.OX)., , ■! SioRtOFAnn5.nc Cv.y' - — - _ - _ i, Modern Living Modern Furniture \ Modern Life. Smaller houses.- Smaller rooms.- Three rooms-bath-and- kitchenette built skyward, layer upon layer. Modern Living. Less time- to care for one's home. Less inclination. The servant problem. More recreation. Clubs. Matinees. Shopping. So— for modern life and modern living— a new type furniture. Woods that are no longer cumbersome. Nothing* that adds to work. No carved ornate to attract dust. Furniture with new conveniences. And new grace. Making comfort an art. And beauty a realization. The February Furniture Sale now in progress is convincing proof that one should buy. And buy. For here is new Furniture. Quantities of it. And prices are low^ Lower than they've been in years. And Values are incomparable. ^7 —

illBK jMllll 204 Meat Market* Nearly 1300 Grocery Stores yM Mjffi jBUMM ♦ Again We Lead theWay—t This week we arc running gpecial price* on Pink" Salmon, ''A»co Evaporated Milk, Cake*. Canned Beets.", I Lima Bean. A»co . Macaroni and 1 Spaghetti -item* that are used dailyltn? nearly every home. i Th,. ju.t further ewdence ol what our ProtJueer-tcConMimer Plan doing today and i • /6.ry day for our eu.te.ners. V..H • "Asco" Store tf-'ay .-nd prove to yourself it pays to • pbesl in the --Asco" Stores, where quality counts and your Collars Q0 the farthest. 745 ASBURY AVENUE Epink Salmon 9». iL Highest grade Alaska pink salmon packed. This remarkably low price special for this week only, r — - | Kkh Creamy - W, JtSYR I Oats rk«8cCheese lh 25c Evap. Milk '*,',1 9c Wkv pay mere, «h- n you vou ""ol'P-4 ' !i' ' A very low price for the be*! can't buy better* we have It. Buy a l-otiml *oila< - vaporated milk canneil ' From the N. B. C. Ovens to Our Stores Quality Vegetables at Economy Prices Reg. 31c Chocolate Fingers 27c lb Reg 14c Tender Beets 12' jc can Reg. 14c Soda Crackers 12c lb Reg. 15c Lima Beans 11c can More reason* «li> I' -av* t „ deal al the Asco" This i* another opportunity to Save more monStores. ey. Special price* lor ;hts week only. Our | Macaroni . . . i 4 %' Regular Spaghetti . . - / nL„ OK,9c 1 Elbow Macaroni ' ^ price for this week only 9 . Cream Mints Prunes Buckwheat It. 25c it 12c, 17c Pte 1 0C _____ — Coffee ib 25c ^ Teas * 1 2c Roasted fresh daily Quality always uniform ' lb pkg 23c; lb pkg 45c Have you ever tasiwl Hie delicious Asco" Coffee? ' A tleud .or every tail- Your choice of Orange If not. buy a pound today We know it* delight pekoe. India •< cvlon. Old Country Style. Plain ful aroma and rich, raref flavor will please you. IUnck or Mixed. Which do you prefer? — - — a More Big Values VjCtOr Bread Big loaf '6c Best Corn Meal lb 2' ,c | Victor llreld 1* the biggc.d bread value sold today. "Asco Sliced Bacon . pkg. 15c I "Asco" Corn flakes pkg 7e 1 HIS"' "M — Oleomargarine 11 20c WholeGrainR.ee lb pkg 9c \b,o!ulei> cur, I ,ttM. ..okfile -.nd.il Norway Mackerel . each 7c. 15c olulely pure t It ot h. Ml.l, . . .mkWg and all ■•Asco" Corn 8tareh . pkg 7c ' kind* ol baklne i FRESH MADE CANOIES ! Ii HSsL.' ,, -if Minced Corned Beef » 8c Cream Egge , lb 25c Cooked with pounoe* ,lu-i heal and serve. • , ' "Asco" Stores are Headquarters for Quality Butter and ^ Strictly Fresh Eggs. Are We Serving You? - — " " * j Buy Your Meats in "Asco" Meat Market YOU'LL SAVE MORBSmall Lean Smoked Picnics lb. 15c . *T — GENUINE NATIVE BEEF | Thick End Rib Roast lb 16c All Cuts Round Steak lb 22c | Selected Cuts Standing Rib Roast lb. 26c I LEAN SOUP BEEF . . . lb 7c LARGE BROTH BONES each 5c | All SIRLOIN STEAKS lb 32c | ^k-Fed { J Chickens lb 32c * : These are small, tender chickens and weigh from 2l..(o3 , lbs. each i Pork and Krout Specials neck lean string half ENDS SALT ENDS SMOKE j PORK PORK HAM SAUSAGE | lb 20c lb 20c lb 20c lb 20c NEW MADE SOUR KROUT, qt. 10c ; — —t- . Ddiciom Country Scrapple lb 10c Pure Pork Sausage ... lb 18c i FRESH COOKED TRIPE 7T lb 15c " I J