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HELD MEMORIAL W. c. T. I . II rlil MMinj* al Mrtho dial Parsonage The W. C. T. V., held a France Willinl memorial «t " the Method!.-' parsonage last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John Handley being the hostess Mr*. Annie H. Sleelman gave a eeiy interesting t.'dk on the life of France! Willaril. Mrs. MucMiilan ww healIn a chai miner reading by Van Dyke Several short articles were read arii general winging indulged in so th» " afternoon proved a very pleasant one Mrs. Parker eulogized the late piesMan t, Mrs. Cynthia Swnn, fhe ha vine been maile a life member of the W. C T. L"„ and the certificates recently reeeivad. The meeting, closed with the Mtrfnf of -laintv refreshments. FIRST >1. K. CHURCH Pi of. take seems to be gathering talent ami still more ' talent as the weeks go by, and the rendition of some of the -selections shows beyond doubt the vision, the conception and fine interpretation of the conductor. "These Are They," sung by Mrs. Florence Anderson, from Gaul'&"Holy City," wa.» a very attractive number but Sunday evening. Mrs. Anderson is Tather a new soloist in Ocean City, and a very valuable addition to our musical talent. For next Sunday evening the pa»tot will address the P. O. S. of A., on a patriotic subject and Prof. Lake announces the choir will sing the "Sextette," from Lucia, not in the quartet arrangement, but in the full original six part score. It would amply pay some of you good folks, who rarely go to church, to spend the evening hearing Dr. Hondley, who has lieee to the front and from his large life experience, know* just how to say the things beautifully, but without loss of the substance. By that we mean, that while many orators by the mere flower of expression fhil to convey* the idea, the pith of the matter, which the speaker should desire to impress. Dr. Handley seems superior in the fact that while at time* couched in beautiful phrases and climaxes of expressing the strength of thought is got sacrificed. Last Saldiath was a rather inclement (Vening but the church was packed, -p if you would get a comfortable seat you hail better go early and enjoy n service that few people in Ocean City really realize is as hoc-

beautifully, conducted, helpful ami beneficial as any in the State.

HOLY TRINITY < The following Lenten services will ~ lie held in Holy Trinity Church: Ash p Wednesday, March 1st, I0:»o A. M-: - the litany; the l^emtenial Office for f| Ash Wednesday an I the Holy Com- o m union; service and address every Wednesday during Lent. 7:45 P. M.; Lenten service every Friday during _ Lent,' j:!"' P. M,: -pecial Palm Sunday services. April 9th, in the church^ £ 10:45 A. M.. ami 7: IS P. M. Distrihu- * lion of palpi- at - both, service.-. SENTINEL ads bring results. ■!

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A Pioneer is "one who goes . before, as into the wilderness, preparing the way for mi others to follow." It is not always necessary that he wear a coonskin J** cap and carry a rifle. er Whcijtnc young Alexander Graham Bell forty-six o» years ago first sent a voice over a wire by means of an '»'• electric current he was a Pioneer, going forth into the little known wilderness of c.ectrical science. ot Since that day every development of the telephone has been a pioneering feat. There have been no guide n- posts to point out the way; no route maps to show *• "which were the smooth roads and which the rough oftcs. „[ And Bell Telephone "pioneers" who are today planning for millions of subscribers five, ten and twenty au years hence are "preparing the way for others to follow." nt" Every community served by the Bell System profits bv this arrangement. A discovery in California, Texas R.- or Maine is at once available right here in our own he state. 1 f the pioneers in our company find something to at improve telephone service it is at the disposal of every £ office in the system where it might properly be used. <• vj Only by such an organization has the Bell System , of today been madepossiblc, and only by its continu- * * ance is future progi^ assured. Ig ^ _____ •___ _____ ^ . THE DELAWARE & ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CO. ly W. W. BRITTAIN Di.triel Maazger

M. E. BLATT CO. ''™OTD^mPaTvpRE M. E. BLATT CO. i i- 1 * t " - f Department Store I "" By-the-Sea |f jjlijijj! «•! Celebrates Its First Year In the New Store r February sixteenth marked the first anniversary M F. BLATT CO. E o the opcuii g of our magnificent new bu diug. •I«'S5^iSS2S&J5£,0r,Ji It marked the tat anniversary of a store thai is benefitting this world-famed resort. It has been a great year. A year of great purpose, of lofty ideals, of unswerving effort. It has been a year of great accomplishments. But it has been a short year. Too short for the things we would do aud the things wc would plan. It is pleasing to know that Atlantic City and its surrounding towns evince a proprietory interest in this store, according it the regard that is the meed of an honored civic institution. And as we stand on the threshold of our secoud year in this beautiful new building, we vision a still bigger and stiU better store, a store that will keep step with the forward march of a still greater and still better Atlantic City. ; ✓ - - V ' Anniversary Sale Continues Throughout the Entire Month i r

DON'T BE LONELY JOIN THE CROWD WHO DAILY SMILE ■ \_. / AS THI2Y " "Twitch the Switch" for Silent Service and. the "Matchless" Night Atlantic City ""Electric Company, ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL Test It in the Cup at Our Expense Buy a pound of "Amo" Coffee today. Take il home and makt- a thorough tent: have all your family try it. and if il docs not plcn-c you in every way. in fart, if it doe* not prove to In- tin- hot "cup" you ever drank— then bring hack the unused portion and we will flBRf gladly refund the full price paid — no charge for what you have used. ^ I I "Asco" Coffee lb Z 0( Because of il* delightful aroina and rich, rare flavor. "Asco" Itlend i* the choice of thousands - and thousands of the most discriminating coffee drinker*. 745 ASBURY AVENUE Tabje Salt "» 10c c«^.y Cheese 11 25c You save five cents. Buy freely at this special Real good snappy cheese. The kind that makes price. you want more. «• You'll Save More in an "Asco" Store Best Candy Specials "Asco" Corn Meal "• 2/^c 3* wtedchocoi.ie n> uc Buckwheat «*« 10c ' 'fir < hoc. ( ream Egg* each 4r Your choice of white on yellow. 39<y Chocolate Mint* Ih 37c Hot cukes in a jiffy. Golden Seal Oats pkg 8c Dainty Cakes From the N. B. C. Ovens Quality Fruits at Special Prices 2 s« Brown Edge Wafers •> 22c ** o^h~" Cherries 30c 32* Sylph Sandwiches » 28c ^ Pears "" 30c . , . „ . , The very choicest California fruit grown., y ou . i oull enjoy these immensely . Specially priced .should huy at least a dozen cans ut this special .for this week only. price. Quality Counts in an "Asco" Store Quality Fruits Kjng Wheat -• 15c Beans and PeaR Calif. Lvap. Peaches lb I9c - Best Soup Beans lb 8c I Calif. Era p. Apricots lb 29c A lasl> healthful cereal at a ( alif. Lima I ten- lb 12c Sunsweet Prune* lb I2r-I7c low price. Best Green Peas lb lOe Taste it. "Louella" — The finest butter in America Victor Bread 6C Teas lb 45c *4 lb pkg 12c; lb pkg 23c Eat more Victor Bread. 'It contains those ele- . . ... , , , , „. ,, A blend for every rive imutitv lilcnds — ments most needed by our bo,l.es. Big golden- Orange Pek.«-, India Ceylon, Old Country Style, brown loaves of flaky white goodness. p|ain Black. Mixed. "Asco" Evap. Milk tall can 9c Tegder Sweet Big Soap Values Fancy Sugar Peas — 12/4c els Napllia Soap cike 5v!r| ! C°rni <" IQc I With that "just picked" flavor. Young's Borax Soap cake 12', jc Sweet us a nut. "Asco" Stores are headquarters for Strictly Fresh Eggs — Oleomargarine ^20° GoldSeal Flour " 57c A pure high grade butter substitute of exeep- Miild from the choicest wheat An all 'round tional merit. Use it for the table, cooking and all family flour for bread, cakes, pic* anil all kinds kinds of baking. of pastry. You Are Always Certain of Receiving Quality Meats When You Deal ii^ an "Asco" Meat Market — May We Look for You Today ? MHk-Eed { ST ! Chickens lb1 35C FINEST NATIVE BEEF Thick End Standing Rib Roast lb 18c LEAN SOUP BEEF . . . lb 7c LEAN BOILING BEEF lb 12^c Selected Cuts Standing Rib Roast lb. 28c MILK-FED BROILING CHICKENS lb. 40c Lean Boneless Breakfast Bacon lb 18c MILK-FED COUNTRY VEAL CUTLETS lb 48c RIB CHOPS lb 32c LOIN CHOPS lb 38c <U/VH ROAST .... lb 28c