, TWO OEEAX CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY. X. J.. THURSDAY. MAY *18. 19C2 __ ■ * * ■ " • - — — — - - — — — - ~ ~ z ;

jejmee's life guards ocean city will have hbsi-cuiss hospital and equipment C % PT. J ERN" EE'S CAS HOT* COR ] ALL BEACHES IN AMERICA | Ocean City Life Bony ' BR(LLIAM HI ED ISIFOBMS I FRTtKESQlT SCENE ON OCEAN CITY'S BEACH ' The tales haw seemingly en tew- 1 into « cor, .-pi racy to proclaim the i name ar-i fan* of Ocean City, where- I evesc c.viiixatiar. ha- exu-nOed It* r •> boandarie.-. The above ij aa au- » daCMtis statement, and without very p reliable corroboration might re re- t (anted as a very reliable symptom of -i mania. Merenhe'es s it may be said, that jr. * addition to the many scheme* of ad- ■ vertljacg, booklets aivi newspapers, aod what rot. recently pot into effect, c Sow. cotres a-oO*r" tacky chare- . < which- promisee to carry the name of h Ocean City, ahereeeer the sea toodw- :■ the land and :-_ikes bathing possible. " Capt. Jack G. Jeroec. who recharge cf the Ocean City Life- Saving /it Com, holds the distinction of havmg\ » perfected a life saving device, which* h will be probabr?' i. .opted as the *Un- n dard equipment for at! beaches in the '' United State* of America ar.d Cube, o: and eventual.;, the wide world owr. Capt. Jenwe's Can Booy is uaquer- cr tionably the most efficient, and servieable bony so far known. Simple ai in construction, easy to operate, prac- ti tkaily iadertrtxtibie. and approved « after the most severe tests, it will be- as come a sea beach apparatus of incalculable value. ti IT* following is a copy of the let- B ter recently received by Capt. Jemee »] from the Red Croat Headquarters. My dear Jack: ai Will you kin-ily advise me who ai makes your Can Bouys for ti* beach, cr the size of them, knd all the informa- ai tion that you have concerning their ,h We are seriously thinking of ree- ai om mending the use of Can Bouys of n« your type, aa a standard equipment n for all beaches in America. ~e Yours wry truly, CHARLES B. SCULLY, ' E; Asst. Director Life Saving. v< In his patriotic zeal and enthusiasm m for Ocean City, CapL Jemee has de- . fc cided to name his divice, "The Ocean u« C3ty Life Booy." ti, A sample is being prepared for thorough test and examination. The Can Booy will be ebout 12 inches in ? dimensions, painted white and bearing ' the insignia of the Red Crods, and letters A. R. C-, in blue. Attached to . the can will be the life lire. " Adopted as the standard life bony * for general beach purposes by the Red ?■ Cress, oheiewi the Can Bouy finds its ™ way the name of Ocean City will be °* "known. During the coming season. Ocean City will haw as fine a life saving ' = corps and equipment as any in the CapL Jemee is an expert in ti* department .ar.d an acknowledged authority upon life saving apparatus. With the first aid side of a guard's duty, that of resuscitation ami the promotion of artificial respiration, and caring for the injured, he is perfectly., familiar and at hoc*, and is the offlrial examiner of the Atlantic District ~ Under his supervision this summer. *• CapL Jemee will have a corps of men well trained, sewral of whom haw ■ecu service in ti* United States' "tL, of the guards who are not accredited A. R. C., men will be made to pass the test of the American Red Cross standard of efficiency and knowledge, which will be conducted or May 27th to 30th, inclusive. Ocean City will haw four well appointed hospitals in operation during the season, with Dr. Haines. United States Public Health Officer in charge as Beach Surgeon. There will be a new hospital at Plymouth place. The old coast guard look out has been remodeled into ac ernereiigy hospital. The scheme of decorations was designed, to make the A hospital as conspiriou- as possible, as far as consistent with zstoir.f and artistic appearance. The roof is painted red, side* white, and the window sashes in green. The letters "0 C. B.," and the word, "Patrol," painted _ fat large Mack letters on the one side and a large sized life ring with "SL 1," and the words "Red Cross First Aid and Emergency," underneath, make known the purpose of the strucThe Ocean City Life Guards will present a picturesque appearance on the beach with their red madrinaw. coats and white belts. Upon ti* arm and on the trunks, each member of the guard will have a number .*o that should any person haw reason to complain against the conduct of a member, the offender will be easily identified when ti* charge is performed before ti* captain. Capt Jemee Will insist upon rigid discipline from every man while on duty. As be said, they are there to protect the public, and each man must be upon his toes, so to speak. A breach of discipline, or neglect of fluty will be visited with summary Justice. In his opinion. CapL Jemee believes, and rightly, that discipline should be as strictly observed among the guards, as in the U. S. Navy. Be it said, however, the job for CapL Jemee and his men, thirty all told, will be no sinecure with eight miles of beach under surveillance. During the last season 1.4*3 persons were given first aid at- the hospital, and lfe rescues were made. The season previous-, 832 persons were given Ant aid treatment and 68 rescues made This year ti* number will be * doubtless wry much larger. V- Ahotber commendable plan Capt. Jemee will put into operation, will be the placing of prominent signs at various points oa the beach, when the guard go off rfhty . each bearing the warning, "Danger, Guard off Duty." \ A warm summer might offer many v> temptation -- to indulge in a dip in the * briny, mi many person; haraxuaa to grief at such a tin* .not knowing the guard- were not somewhere near to

twenty years ago Some conception of the pace ti* world has trawled, daring ti* past twenty years, may be gleaned from the announcement appear.-,- in ti* Sentinel of that date, to, the effect that r "Contractor Corson i- erecting a fine -table, or. ti* rear of his West ave1 nue loL north of Eighth street, f-.r B. "T. Abbott. " N© doubt it was a .-pleads- : struc- , ture. But who would think the eree- • '.tion of a stable worthy of newspaper publicity in these days " With plans maturing for a million dollar beach front bole!, oho woold regard the erection of a stable an ewr.t of public interest ? What member of ti* medical fraternity goes cantering round hi« ' i patients ir. a baggy today * In the early year- of the Victoriaera the possession of a "gig" it® wit. : a sight two wheeled buggy i. was eot - tidered in England the sign warrant, of a gentleman, for which reus** ; Carl vie divided human race i into two categories, humanity ar>i ' gigmanity. Were Carljle living these days. ir. • ail probability he would divide the people of the land again into two cale- f< gories. humanity ano au|omaxi:y: ami | ■refine ti* two classes respectively, a*, i the people who ride in automobile-, j and the people who dodge out of the : of automobiles. . r The automobile, not long since re- i garde-: as luxury, ii fasl becoming a ' t'ce -ity of life; and twenty year:we may be taking our children , into a -ideshow, to see a prehistoric : ouadrvped of ti* genus horse. ftxrrv S. Adam# must haw teen, a ' Area-. Epworth Leaguer twenty year- * /held" ir. Burlington, at which he represented ti* rim Methodi.1~Xr.crrh ' ir. the city, monopolizes a full column • of Space ir. the Sentinel. In these days a two minute report is 1 considered voluminous. F It appears to haw been a nwmor- " able convention, ti* church was beao- ■ and tastefully decorated with the s colors of the Epworth League, blue and white. One wonders if Dr. John Yian.iVy. 1 pastor of the church in Lor.g. a remembers .he was the chief f speaker of the evening session ? The subject of his address centered around the romantic story of David ti ami ti* giant Goliath, and to all accounts, the speaker was as powerful and impressive ax he is a: ti* "Present H day. k History repeats itself. Mo-iern sins h after ail no other than old sins in * garments. Time* change, conventions change; but man remains essentially ti* same. Rev. J. F. ' Shaw, president of the 40ague convention twenty. £ years ago. found occasion to reprimar.d the age for its excessive craving for excitement and amusemenL to the 11 utter neglect of the more serious do- J; ties and obligations of life. If the world is rushing headlong to £ ruin, as we . are often informed these " days by alarmists, at least it has been twenty years on the road. , ^ An announcement is made under ti* caption. "Local Happening-." that L. Gibb, ti* superintendent , of the Oceap City Water Company. „ had purchased a cottage and two lotWest avenue abow Eleventh street, p Twenty years ago Correll Doughty, ,, of Atlantic Oty, visited Ocean Oty, , a

are hhis*J. to look after his property. So also, is it rep»-rted of H. R. Sooy. proprietor of the Brighton Hotel, who is -aiil to be in the dtj ir, ti* interest e of "his popular house." •. The same week Mrs. Sara A. Van r. -.ilder -jot Peteyshurg came to .Ocean e Oty on a visaL it He may not recollect, but twenty e year- ago, R. Howard Thorn became •- a Noble of the Mysttic Shrine, having I. passed through ti* hot sands of the desert, at the praviou.- ses-ion -f the - Lu 1.3 Temfde. A. A. O. N. M. S. Some week* ago. we wrote of the r terrible , —jAweak of fire which cievs astatei' a-4£rge section of Atlantic It City. • Thi- week twenty year# Ago. anc -ither outbreak of fire occurred in North Connecticut avenue in the W. C. - May hew', plumbing establishment,. < "f re chief. Isaac Weisentha! was , Ach at ti* time, and the scene of the fire :*;rg immediately (pposite his house ,-lthe chief '(irectei • pc rations I from his be! room. t. Just about this lime twenty years, . ' :-ro. Washington Carrp. No. .a. of thy . i'striotic Or-ler of the Sons of Amenj ca. were visited fraternally by ti* :■ ItiatoryTeSp- of Warfungton Camp. ; No. .T». of Anantic City. The demonstration the v id tors gave • «o? the nob-e principles of ti* order, i proved so instructive and interesting. ■ that the loea! camp were moved to . publish a resohjtior. expressing their • gratitude ai.d appreciation. The committee drafting the resolution were. W. Smith. A. C. Boswell and A. i-Cottom The social atmosphere of Ocean City , seemingly very much agitated ■ Twenty vea*- ago. in anticipation of , as election .to detencine whether or , not a hood issue for street iqj prove- ■ . merits and a new fire equipment should be floated. Evidently there was coc.si,*rable j opposition to the project. ar.H some Ht- ] tie acrimony. Grave fears were entee- . tained by sereraL "that the election . would he defeated. The bond# it was j proposed to issue, were to ti* amour.: ; L-~..000: of which »75J»0 were for street improvements ar.'L 11 0.000 for fire apparatus. 1 A very interesting service it would seem was held at ti* Firs: Me«hodist • Church, when Dr. Hankins delivered 1 , lecture on the subject. "Customs and 1 'Religion of the India Peop'e." ' Dr. Hankins had spent nine years in India, and had traveled ex ter. sidy j through the country -making a dose , study of the people. In ti* course of the lecture. Dr. . sang several popular and well 1 'known songs in ti* Telugu language. 1 ti* evident delight of the youngHOUSE PARTY Miss Nina Crawford entertained a small house party, at her apartments, ' *23 Fennlyn place, over ti* week-end. TI* guests, including ti* Misses Belie and Ethel Jones, and kiss AI- ( A. Searing, motored down on Friday evening returning Sunday evening. The party spoke in terms of high praise concerning ti* cleanness and neatness of ti* streets in Ocean City, and in particular of the beauti- ' ful beach. • The guest# were royally entertained by their genial and popular hostess, and expressed themselves delighted with their visit The Crawford a p a rtraents on Brighton place are nearing com pie- . i tioe. and the furniture is expected to ' i arrive this week. I

is 4 — — f i - | PERSONALS i -i— During the last few weeKV ocieral . bote! I have change- hands, among v them being the C -x ' -:e Mrs. Mary e Bnchanan . of Phl'-w-ielpkia. was g town during -ti* week, corrpleting al! ' "" matters concenttnr^y* deaL * Mrs. Mary A. Abele. of Philmiel- ' * phi a. has pureha.* x . t on Centra! | .. avenue, from Mrs. Jess* Robes, also ■ * of Phi !».'*! phii Among recent - isitors to Ocean City . < was Mrs. A. W. Millar, of Sea Is'e i n Oty. ! -• Dr. WPliam T. AbboL is entertain- - 1 L ing his respect#- father. Rev. W. T. ■ * Abbott, of Aabury Park. * Miss Jufia Robir- - received • sur- ' from M Mxrtla^ ] ringer, of Atlantic Oty . Mr. an.: Mrs. K-rtz have retarne-i ' 1. fTom Kt" York, wbere Oer^rit a . e portion of the pa.-: « -ek.^ ' Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bacon, of Jersey City, have retort# : Ocean City J , after a flying visit to their permanent ' . home. Mr. Bnco-i tecentiy took a r. s active part. ir. bringing the matter of '" the mouripalixati : ■ ' ti* sewer arui <! r water plants before t: : Board of Oty 1 _ Commissioners Mrs. Dowd. acc> •*- par.ied by her 1 r.ieee Mis- Alice S;. .-..ier, of Gorman - town, are at their c :tage on Ninth t y Street for a few da;- .-. : I -i Among recent visitors to the city f John Stockburger. a prominent Phiia- i r -teiphia attorney. ar> a member of the ' - Ocean City Fishir.c Oub. 1 Mr. C. H. Faust .the proprietor of a i store on ti* Boardwalk, has arrived t p in the city for the season accompanied t ~ by ti* family. a " Ar»og ti* guest- at tit Bisrayi* c ' Hotel, are Mrs. F. C. BensorNatifMrs. t I H. C. Rschman. of Phijadrlphia. They > ' are accompanie-1 by Miss Alice Ruth- a erford. also of Philaiielphia, and a summer resident of the city. ' - j Miss Kirby and Miss Frame_ of ti* t city are visiting friends a: Swedes1 bore. Among the Boar- 1 walk business I who have recently visited the city, presumably in preparation for . ti* opening of'ti* sea-or, were. R. EL ! Holbrpok. Mr. H-xibrook. as is well ' known has two stores or. ti* Boardwalk. The Lincoln Hotel entertained durI ing ti* week, a distinguished statesState Senator Joseph Wall worth, SPRING IS HERE! Get Your GARDENS LAWNS YARDS Properly Arranged MONCRIEF & SONS "m ] ; 1214 Bay Armor Phone 643-J <

I of Haddonfirid. Seziator Waliworth I i wi» accompanied ~by" Mrs. Waliworth.' < Mr. ar.-i Mrs. Bender, of Ptiila.iel- :' i phi*, who earn a cvttage in 111* city. 1 ; have returned bow* after a brief vtsjL , Mi-- Bertha Lake, and -leslie.' , Hughes, have both returned home ] ; from Iheir trip to* Bermuda, and re- ■ port having enjoyed a royal time. r1 Another distinguished visitor at the I ! Biscayne Hotel. «»' Dr. W. A. Acker- ' mar., of . Sowwrvii'ie. Director of the 1 State's summer schools. Among those who attended the At- * : antic County Women's Christian J ' Ur ion Conference, held • in Salem Church, rleasar.tvilie, Tues- : .day la«L were Mr.'' arid Mrs.. Grar- i ; vil|e H. Steelmar.. Mrs. Steelman has : for many years been actively identi- ■ fied with the W. C. T. U., having . served as presidenL The recent con- -t vrntioa w as -a pleasant renewal of old ; friendships. l Information is to hak^l. that Robert LeFort ha- purchas&i a cottage on ] Detsncy pJacc. and spend ti* summer > Miss MargaVet Fogg, of Camilen. c has arrived in the city for the season. Thomas Brewer, of Philadelphia. recently visited his brother John Brewer, who a few weeks past was stricken with paralysis. Mrs. J. P. Fox accompanied by her daughter. Miss Mary, and Mis- Mabel { has retume-i from a pleasant virit to Mrs. Fox's father, residing ' at Salem. W. H. Mneerison and family, have ' opened their cottage at^l21S Oeear. - avenue .for ti* season. Other summer residents of the city, recently- at the Biseayne Hotel, were I C. H. Jacobs, of Phiia-lelphia. . ■ Walter Acton, an electrician employed by W. I. Raymond, has returned from a visit home in WilmingDelaware. Mrs- Frederick Webber, of Philadelphia. accompanied by their daughMrs. Macracy. of Narberth. have opened their cottage at 1132 Ocean for a few weeks. Mrs. Robert *. Wilson and .iaughTbe FULL P.UD STOCK now being i»»ord by the Ocean Otjr BoiUing and Loan Association is a very good thing for persons desiring to accumulate funds without subscribing for installment shares and at the same time re- j reive 6 per cent, on their invest- i menL See the Secretary at 4*8 Eighth Street. Adv. L. Leslie Headley Co. Incorporated i ARCHITECTUAL SERVICE j Builders 515 EIGHTH STREET (Eighth and Wesley are.) ( Ocean Gty. N. J. ( Designer and builder of Artistic ' Bungalow's, ConvenienL Cottages, ' Up-to-date Apartments, Modern Hotels.

f 1 Barclay and McCorkle j SAND. PEBBLES. TOPSOIL. CEMENT. BRICK and BLOCKS— l-in. b-in. and !£in. wide 1 Agent for PHOENIX PORTLAND CEDENT W32 SIMPSON AVENUE Phone 31- W 1

J. H. CHADWICK <St CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING 1117 Anbury Avenue and 1*57 West Avenne ESTIMATES FURNISHED JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTESTED TO Hhone UN FOR SALE New five-room Bungalow. 2843 Central Avenue. Two screened porches, open fire-place, electric range and toiler and light, porcelain wash tub, shower; fine ocean view, furnished nicely, <3,600. Terms to suit rosra etmu: "• b- cooper, jr. mabksc Builder 20th and Central Avenue. Ocean City. N. J. ^ Phone 97 M

ebhtlhs PORTLAND CEWlENT T^ERMANHNCE means ECONOMY, Permanent fencing protects both stock and crops, and reduces labor. Permanent feeding floors save food and save stock health. Farming, like any other industry, shows greatest profits from proper eqtzip- • Your local buildmg 'amlarial dealer II much of the erode for modern faemi mum linn Hie cepkaLtied up in cuuipai mi rely derm mining Kifldrng mazerieh, he, kepi oo hand the uuine Widieochea inmniiiiu oa hie pen he nauwe»y hm eelectrd wch materials aa ha could aafcty depend oa. For coaczete ojueuuuina, whether knet poem, feeding floor, or aloe, be is apt tu ncoenmead Atlas Portland Cement. "As Standmd by which afl other make, are me eased " THE ATLAS PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY JMv H^apwa. N.'g.-uUkAhi "Thez Standard by which MEQ0~ aU other. Makesare measured POWELL- VA N GILDER L I MBER CO. Iacal Diatributars for Atlas Cement OCEAN OTY, N. J.

( 229-J Estimstes Furnished WM. T. TAYLOR paper hanger 912 Central sveane Ocean Gty, N. J.

Jx This is a 3-19 B, Westinghouse full automatic Elec'J BO trie Range, other styles in "-§/ i stock. Let us show you thej ■ advantages of cooking by i electridt3"- Cheaper than ' Rr \ ■ I gas and cleaner. (g) [ ^L— <^"7 a full line of Westp i 1 A inghouse, Mazda and Nitroi gen Lamps. "%&&&- — [ w. I. Raymond S i\ 819 ASWYAl OCEAN CITY.N J.

MEMORIAL DAY is only a sho^Tfii^e off and possibly you have, delayed purchasing that memorial for the grave o f some loved one/ Selections made from our large stock of finished memorials can still be completed for May 30th. O. J. HAMMELL CO. Mail Office tad Yard, Pkaiaatrlle, N. J. Brandt Office, Caadew N. J.

i "ter. of Philadelphia, were in town re- : centlyr It i# ilndrtitood that they . secured reservations for the senCha,. Miskelly and family, hare . . opened their cottage for the sea.-on. I' Mr. Mi.-yelly lire# at Mount Vernon, N. Y. Mrs. W. B. Scattergood. of Phila-iel- . phia, ha* opened her cottage for ti* season. The cottage is at 1330, Wes- . ley avenue. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Siekler, of Camden, who has been wintering at , Florida, hare arrived in Ocean City I for the season. Mr. arid Mrs. Granville H. Steelman occupying their lies- home on i Seventh, street. Superintendent James Austin, . of the Gaslight Company, and family, onrtaine.i as their guests, Mrs. Adam ; and daughter. Miss Freda, of Square.Miss Mae Sherwood Maloney .of has taker, an apartment for the season. Mis- Maloney ha# been a frequent visitor during reMi" Brennenman has returned to the city after wintering in Florida. BRECKLEY'S HOUSE AND SIQN PAINTESt CLINTON L. BRECKLEY. PRC* Ready Mixed Paints Lead and Oil 931 and 922 Aabury avenue. GOOD ADVICE not build _ until you Ulk the matter over with us. L. LESLIE HEADLEY CO. Iue. 515 Eighth Street. HALCYON HALL 1116 Wealey ave. Ocean Gty New Jersey Newly furnished rooms; running water in each room; Three minutes from the Beach Mrs. Francis D. Maxwell THE DARLINGTON 1126 Central Avenne Open May 18 for the Season 1922 Dining room enlarged: running water ! in rooms. Rate* Furnished upon Applicotion MRS. SAMUEL DARLINGTON MRS. J. D. CARTER HOTEL HENRY OPENS Hotel Henry will open April 10th and remain open for the Season. Special Low Rate* for April. May and June. ROXBOROLGH HOUSE 716 9th Street , OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY' Open All ti* Year. Rooms by Day or : Special Rates for May and I MRS. S. HENDREX THE MELROSE j NOW OPEN For the Season 1922 JOHN L. VAN TINE, Prop. 14th Street and Aabury Avenne OCEAN CITT, N. J. MILLER COTTAGE ta Central Arenas OCCAM CITT SEW JKRSKT Open All .the Year Hot-water Heat | „ LAURA 1. MILLKB " GANDY COTTAGE 813 Central Avenue I Ocean City New Jersey Maa. Lraia Uanor. Prep. J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. EAate o4 Mark Lake funeral Director 809 Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey AUTO eOLIPMENT HEADLKf A *IUMN Readme Coal Also KlpJI-.nz W.ss3 >r bar rrl or ruiil in. loo ennrsnlree Hsll n- Knt„p',|s, -pboaa Now is the Time to Plant Privet Hedge Thomas J. Thorn FLORIST 1128 Bay Avenue Ocean City New Jersey

f ngnirzL. / D SANATORII W ^ \ (Scotch Halli 1 V, "^OreAm* J \ b. michest / X Cnml «na|,r / r' — 'tl f WILLITS P. HAINES, M.I). Physician and Surgeon Office Hours Diseases of Eye. : 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. E,r' "d Phone 296 Glasses fitted Cor. Wesley Are. and 9th SL ALLEN CORSON, M. D. f 824 Wealey Avenue Ocean City __ New Jersey • Brfl M f|KRSCHHL PETTIT, M. It 867 Wealey Arrnue OCEAN CITY. N. J. WW. 8«_ l«w Hob-s Poo ., L'alil*n>l*s m 7 to t p. m. John H. Wihticar, M. I). TI7 Wesley Avenue Ocean city. n. j. Y " V •MWcs Hours. Ueran I ly ffr-.dsyTsaUlrd.jr, r'| 1 »*10p to. : DR. CHAS. H. VAIL Osteopathic PhxskUa Ueaaa CKy OIBse Ptilladolpuutumrr (ih U Ontrri im Baal buu Trust Bids Phons Z7S-W ^ ^ DENTIST d DR. WILSON Y. CHRISTIAN 8*9 Central avenue. Ocean Gty, N. J. Bell Phone 152 Ex-ray Diagnosis Nitrons Oxide Administered t — , HUGHES CENTRAL PHARMACY d Eighth at. and Wealey are. Phone 245 J. Thornley Hughes, P. D. Pharmacist in Charge Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES * oY,::"c\" ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices y -mm. ..Him — Master In Chancery = OCCAH CITY. M. j." VTRIAN B. SMITH ARCHITECT Atlantic City. N. J. Wm. H. Collisson. |r. A—. M. Am .-«*x K. Civil Eogioeer and Surveyor I City Karnatr. tlreaa CU ,N. J. ' ANGUS S. WADE Architect \ Bourse Building OCEAN CITY. N. J. Telephone 128 KIETH HALL 913-915 Wesley Avenue WUI Open April 15th, 1922 Special Rates Address JOS. C. RAMSEY as shore

Central Real Estate Co. 608 Eighth Street, Ocean City, N. LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH US Our courteous efficient methods will bring results. • We need bouses with 6-8-16 bedrooms. What have you 7 Want to sell your businesa? We can handle it. . J. R. JONES sentinel ads bring satisfactory results ♦ • i