' ___ I - OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J , THURSDAY. APRIL 27. IMS F1VF:

ARROW'PQINTS 10 I » OCEAN CITY ,0 AMBER OF COMMERCE FLAN I TO ERC'KT SIGN AT MARSHALL'S CORNER— MAROON AND WHITE Vi the lii.-t meeting, of Uio Ocean i itv Chamber <>( Commerce, John K. | Craves vice president, suggested the . , rrrlion of a "ign bonril tit Marshall'^ f, inter on the shore roail. I,, pir-eutlng" the project, Mr. . ,.,ve< emphasized the Tact, that the , locality "its one of the most suitable , •' ,r" the purpose in ilk' county, fonn- . .. it iU«l the direct route to vari,,ii- place- 011 the shore line, anil pass- ' ...I daily by a constant stream of automobiles. As ah advertising meiliuni ■ nthifig superior couhl lie conceiveiL Several of the other membots of i 'a- Chninlicr support oil Oie plan, in i. iiticnlar. Harry Ileadley, in the eml thai a committee was appointed to make the necessary arrangement-; Information comes now trnin Mr, Cloves, that all arrangement ar# ' °The design to lie used is one of the numerous entries, submitted in (he read sign contest, originated and 'financed by the Automobile Company. \ gigantic arrow points the way to Ocean City, and behind the arrow there follows a long line of automobile.- Iient in the direction indicated. In the ■ distance can Ik- seen n -liinp-e of Ocean City, soil boats Indicating the character of the resort, and it - near proximity to th« sex The city colors, Maroon and White, predominate in the scheme. The sign is undoubtedly ijjtQPI the must effective, and spectacular, for .dvertising purposes, suhinTttcd ill the n.mpetition. There can tie no. two ..pinions concerning the value of this, ilie' hifthest authorities in the science, consider it the most profitable of all forms in common u-uge. MORGAN RANCK POST PLANS GRAND RALLY FOR OCEAN CITY I .<)(' A I. LEGIONARIES WILL ATTKND IMPORTANT GATHERING (IK CAPE MAY COCNTV POSTS AT WII.DWOOD At their last meeting the boys of the Morgan-Ranck Pos4 of the American Legion, made arrangements to attend the rally of the Cape May County | Mists, to 1m> held at Woodbine next Thursday. Indications point that the local post IIHllCailOIIS poifll IHHl UK 1WHI I'".-- — ; >f

will he represented by a large delegation. who w ill infuse considerable pep and enthusiasm into the assembly. An elaborate program of events has liecr prepared and an enjoyable time I- anticipated. The meeting of the local post held on the third floor of W. IL Harris' restaurant Inst Thurs- - day evening was typical of the Morgan- Ranckers in many respects. There was go and vim, in everything, u spirit of goodfellowship prevailed: .and un-i lierlying all the merriment there, was the spirit of deepTnmcstness, which characterized the boys when at the . call to arms, they went over the top. A" number of ex-service men. visiting the city were royally entertained, and a pressing invitation was extended to all ex-service men, staying for the time in Ocean City and the environ.-, to Join with the post in the county rally 011 Thursday next. The advisability of having bulletin hoard- erected in Mifferent parts of the city, and in the places of public resort, announcing the dates of the meetings,,and other matters of importance to the legion, was discussed. The members present favored the proposal, and a committee consisting of Ernest H. Smith. Albert Medlock and "Bud" Shiding. were named to decide upon the most fitting locations. The announcement was made that the Legion had been presented with live trees, with which to participate in the Arbor Day celebrations, the doner desiring that his name should not he made public. The grand rally to lie staged by the Legion and the Indies Auxiliary in the city's music pavilion on the Boardwalk. will he the event of the year. Plans nre near completion, and May lath has been designated for the gathering of the clans. WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION The local branch of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold their annual parlor meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. William* Wilson. A pleasing program has been ar ranged and a large attendencc is anticipated. The meetings are invariable instructive anil inspirational to all interested in purity ami sobriety. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA A large delegation of the memliers of tMb Daughters of America, visited Holly Council -of Wildw-ood. last Friday evening. The visit was made the occasion of elaborate festivities. A splindiil program had been prepared by the Wildwood Council, which reflected infinite credit upon all the performers. Several humorous sketches were given which caused endless laughter. After the entertainment the visitors were royally treated with a cafeteria lunch, making a fitting climax to a memoral meeting. Among the ladies representing the Ocean Council were: Mrs. Amy Breckley. Mr*. Ethyl Dam nelly, Mrs. Helen Sharp, Mrs. Risalie Howe, Mrs. Florence Gilbert, Mrs. Annie Lake. Mrs. Madeline Porter, Mrs. V_ Venalile, Mrs. Burkhardt, Mrs. Eva Fisher, Mrs. Martha Marts, Mrs. Anna Barclay, Mrs. Charlotte Jaep, Mrs. Ruth Nickerson, Mrs. Hannah Wiesenthal. Miss Sally 1-ako, Mrs. Cook. Mrs. n«ttie Vincent, Mrs. Elizabeth Price. Mi*. Ida Dixon. SEND THEM IN Send those litC personals about ! your friends, the family yourself, to the Sentinel, but be sure to get them to tha office not later than Tuesday noon.

RESIT S ' RUNE RENOVATED ; FLOYD SIMMS ENLARGES SEATING CAPACITY— READY TO SERVE BANQUETS ANI) DINNERS A LA MODE * 1 It may lie predicted that one of the - most popular and well patronized es•tublishmcnt- on the Boardwalk this summer, will lie Sinims1 restaurant. ( Nothing adds more to the fame anil ' dignity of a- resort- than well equipped • and kept places, where the public may . obtain a good meal with prompt and • . efficient service. This will be obtainable at Sinims'. ' The daily menu served is of excep- " I tional fine quality, and Varied enough 1 , to tempt and satisfy, the appetete of I the most fastidious. , The seating capacity has been enlarged to the dimensions, that the, r management caA now accommodate 1 225 people with comfort, and 250 at: a pinch. ,. This should prove an acquisition to .. the city, where banquets and dinners | ,| upon a large scale are of frequent oc- ' ciircilce. It is al-o an important step ,! toward making Ocean City, a great v convention center. The Interior Of the establishment I has been completely rpovated in a most artistic manner. A beautiful . and ornamental system of electric I lighting has been installed, with gas p io rase of emergency. The general effect of the color scheme creates the impression of 0 scrupulous cloaniness, unquestionably the most desirable virtue in an estnlip lishmrnt, catering to the gastronomic . „ wants of man. s Faulty cooking and a meagre menu I ,'f may be upon occasion excused; but a table tastefully laid, anil surroundings i ij which appeal to the eye are absolutely : ' indispensilile. The table arrangements and decora- 1

Hons for the Realty Board dinnp> Fridat evening were charming. The company were seated in the!' form of a square, for all the v. 01 Id M like n family gathering, Easter lilies | 1 featuring in the table decorations. 1 1 A- touch of patriotic sentiment and 1 >• fervor wi added hv the display of 1 1 ■ the colors red, white and blue. I Associated with Mr. Simms in the 1 enterprise i- George W. Plaut. also a ' well known and esteemed member of:1 p. the community, and active in various organizations. ' SENTINEL ADS BRING RESULTS OCEAN CITY SIGN CO. 1- OUT DOOR ADVERTISING Commercial HARRY WOOD ~ io Pictorial 10 Walton Place Bulletin OCEAN CITY ; St '

ALMOST A STAG I I PARI TWO TEAR OLD HOST ' MASTER ELMER JAC KSON PEARL ENTERTAINS AT BIRTHDAY PARTY — RECEIVES MANY GOOD VTHHKS \ Master Elmer Jackkon Pearl covered , . the second milestone of life Thursday, April 20th, and celebrated the event • I in royal style. At the home of his parents, Mr. and ! I Mrs. Elmer Jackson Pearl, 111 Eighth | street, the young realtor entertained a party of young friends and plhyfel- • lows, performing the duties and func- ; - tions of host, in a manner which bids j j, j fair to excel! the genius of his es- ■ , teemed uncle in this capacity. One noteworthy feature of the ! party, was that it just missed \bne " of being a stag affair. The guests with the. exception of one, were all . members of the male gender, an honor for which the little lady in question might well lie envied. s The dining 1x10111 was beautifully • decorated for the uuspicous occasion, ' ami a pleasing picture the little guests made seated around the table. Klaliorate preparations had . been , made, and the menu served contained something to tempt the most fastidious 1 • tastes. " We take occasion here to wish Mas- 1 , U-r Pearl, many, many happy returos of the day. The guests included. Masters Bobby , Price, Whitney Shoemaker, John . Nulty, Harry S. Adams, Walter Scott ; Sherman, Berwin Mughes and Miss " Evelyn Dittrich. Master Fearl was assisted by his j mother, Mrs. Pearl, Mrs. Clayton 1 Haines Brick, Mrs. W. B. Cooper, of' MarlUn, Mr-. W. J. Pearl, of Philadelphia. and Mrs. I.. H. Hilton, of

NEW LAUNDRY Information has been received to I . ! the effect, that Ocean City will enjoy ; I in the near future, the services tif a • I laundry to be built at Sixth street I and Haven avenue. I The new enterprise will provide a- " i much needeil acquisition to the city. Robert McAllister, lot Philadelphia, , ■ and a brother to Daniel B. McAllister, 1 of the Scarborough Hotel, propose to f open the laundry . Plans have been < prepared, and bids for the contract art' solicited. The neW venture will lie fitted up with the most modern equipments, and the very best service post sible is promised the public. \ Mr. McAllister will undertake to do s flat and damp work for hotels, cot- ; tagers and residents and guarantee re- j turn service within tkenty-four hours. ; L» Miss iairine Keller, of this city, paid • ' a visit to her home in Philadelphia, ; over the Easter holidays, returning to ' i Ocean City Monday morning.

| april"! in the Spring I I A I I I I 1 I c\our coal bills will tell you -install ARCOLA JVOWf YEAR in and fear out coal has always cost less in the spring. Your coal dealer knows it: your coal bills show it Arcola, too, costs less now, this month, than ever before in its history— much less than last fall. To take advantage of that low price — Telephone your Steamfitter today Arcola means an American Radiator in each room —no more cold rooms; no more spotty heat. It means better health for the children, for it gives the same hodthful radiator warmth that florists insist upor^or their delicate flowers. ' And it pays for itself in the fuel it saves. Arcola Saved these Coal Dealers One -Third "About a year ago we installed Akcola. Formerly we used two large stoves which required constant attention and gave us poor service. Today we have uniform heat fcnd the saving of fuel was a revelation to us. We are not using as much coal by one-third. Murphy C& McMullen, Coai Dealers. Dayton, Ohio. american radiator company Ideal Boilers and Amekioa\ Radiators for every healing need 171 1 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. One-third of your coal — Talaphona your Plumber or Steam- . A. W fitter for arTaatimat*; il coeu nothing. _ V. ■ I And drop a card to the eddreee above Jin U 11 I for an A*COLA Book. It ie elao free.

CITY PIONEER FALLS VICTIM OF PARALYSIS JOHN BBOWER. FORMERLY MEMBER OF COUNCIL FOUND UNCONSCIOUS BY NEIGHBOR John Brewer, a pioneer resident, and one of the early settlers in Ocean City, lie- ia a precarious condiHoff, the victim of a severe rtroke of paralyai1 which has rendered the right side * completely useless: , Dr. H. T. Fould-! 11 neighbor and I friend, had occasion to call at the 1 and fotnul Mr. Brtwer lying 1 unconscious upon the floor. Apparently the unfortunate man ' In I been stricken, while in the act of * crossing the room, and hail seemingly " been lying there helplessly for several hours. He is unmarried and lives ute terly alone. p Medical attention was immediately ^ administered, ami eventually the1 1 stricken man was taken to the local r sanitarium, known as Scotch Hull. 1 Mr. Blower is a native of the City of I'heladeJphiu, where he was bojn TO y years ago. '* Many years ago Mr. Brewer occus pied a seat on the City Council, ami was actively identified with all politi- [| cal movements of the vity and county. . A quiet unassuming man, he has a * ! host of friends .and is held in high esteem by all who came into more " than a casual acquaintance with him. s He was al-o u man of considerable executive ability, and devoted to the ' interests of the city of his adoption. " Mr. Brewer's father was a man! : prominent in the business circles of ; Pennsylvania, and at one time presi'- . 1- 1

dent of the Hollidaysburg National Bank. The. latest information received is . to the effect, that Mr. Blower -till . continues in a seriou- condition. -jr ^ Mi»« Sylva Thurlow. o( Philadclphia. has never (ailed to win lir-i place every year throughout le. 1 **' school life. This year she lias Iwff *1 awarded a European scholarship ..: Bryn Mawr college When -be >• r. : f graduated from lugh school "*•* , 0 won the Bryn M^wr svli-,;-: . ... . The ttcean City Building and Loan Association Is offering spe- '' ; rial inducements to persons hav- ' ! ing small amoiuffs to invest al •"> e per cent, per iqinum. Call at 10b ic Eighth street, and Mr. Thorn, thr | Secretary, will explain. As the 'I : number of shares is limited, do j-. j not delay. Adv.

300 MEN have an opportunity to share in this wonderful tailoring offer which affords selections from $45 to $68 for '32 With the nddiUnnal privilege of ordering nil additional pair — x of Trousers for $fi extra, the yardage is limited. If you don't like the suit we keep it and you keep your i^ney. JULIUS -ROTH, The Tailor 917 Ashury Avenue I; 1 . — — — m

WE HAVE SIX NEW DOUBLE OVEN Vulcan Qas Ranges with one Giant and Small Cooking Burneft with Simmerer attached, that we will dispose of at the \ Special Price of *38.00 Delivered CAN BE SEEN AT OUR SHOW ROOM 839 Asbury Avenue City Gas Light Co. FOR SALE If You Are Looking for a Bargain Here is One Three-Story Cottage Seven Rooms, Sun Parlor, Bath, Screened Porch — for $4750 HARRY R. HAYES Realtor Thirty-third and Atbury 7 § Are Yon Iflterested 11 Lots IF SO I HAVE SOME VERY <IOOD LOTS AT THIRTYFQURTH STREET SECTION FOR SALE CH^AP. . • LOTS ARE SELLING FAST. NOW IS THE" TIME TO BUY BEFORE THEY ADVANCE. IF INTERESTED, CALI, WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE LOTS AND QUOTE PRICES TO YOU. HARRY R. HAYES REALTOR Thirty-third and Asbury Ave.

IhcCISm SAFE AND CONTINUALLY GROWING " H That reftra to your fund- when deposited at the Fir.-i g ti First National Bank I p OCEAN CITY.N.J. j Bell Phone, 1 86-J J Furniture Stored , Reupholsteri.ig cItimatc 'Window Shades ESTIMATE . , FOR YOU i Awnings and 'Hoose Furnishings .Our prices are l.r.«e*<t pffMlblo ron«l«trat with 0,»mI Work ami Be« Material Lawrence fl. Lear 654 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. hurley-jones co. HURLEY-JONES CO. WALTER n. CMATTIK A ION. Moas. 1116 asbury ave: MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE. No waiting for two week* to know If you can got It; we can-tell you at ouoe. Bargain* m Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottage- for ■alo. Aleo lota for Investment and for Improvement— the choice of Ocean City. Apply to J. M. CHESTER & CO., Ocean City, N. J. All business transacted through this office is in accordance with the following slogan "7 Ar'i office does and Maintains strictly a broktiagt Amino* aid 11 in no way interested in personal speculation Results: A sale completed on the above principal profits both Seller end Bayer. Write for listings snd inske your headquarters with Clayton Haines Brick— REALTOR *11 EIGHTH ST. OCEAN CITY. N. J. Elwing T. Corson realtor h 7*7 AaBURV AVE, OCkANCITV. N.J.

All Wort. Suarsnleed Auto T.». Estlmetrs Femlefccd Wises M-J f ALFRED 8CHERM Ocean City Upholsterer and Decorator Window Shades and Awnings Made 1038 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. ^ACORSO~ General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue OCE/\N CITY NEW JERSEY ROADS, SEWERS, BRIDGES, BULKHEADS • Edgar F. Berger Real Cetate In 31et ®t. Section of Ocean Glty Fine Cottages for Sale or I can Rent you most any Rent TjJ Cottage in our District Lots Sold on Terms' Don't let the spring find yon with s j ) and a leakr roof will be spt to result is v\ " -4/ considerable damngr. Chimneys that leak sbonld bejooke.1 ' Lyd', JtLy'-/' chimneys can~be nuulc to draw. '"'■M I IpV j I Tin roofs are fire-ptoof. J All kimLof store snd heater repairs. 1 store^anrl hfcterjnpes. ^ SMITH'S I^SP/tW h\ The Tin Smith / — I ' 309 Eleventh Street * Phons 341-W All Kind* of Quttora SreciALiziuo in fnoeeirrr north of Sixth ameer B. F. GOETZ REAL ESTATE AGENCY FOURTH ST. AND ATLANTIC AVE. OCEAN CITY, N. J. PHONE*: y RENTAL* OFFICE. 239-J SALE* RESIDENCE* 292- M BUILOINO LOT* BEACH FRONT QtT OFF AT FOURTH ST RE XT