■pi . • . . - jim . OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY, N. J.. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1-4. 1KH EIXfL—

SOOTH OCEAN CITY IMPROVEMBIT ASSOC HOLD LAST MEETING PRES. I'ATTON DELIVERS THE ANNUAL ADDRESS. OFFICERS™ FOR YEAR ELECIVD TIip South Ocean City will go ''" 'p last meeting of the sorison ' vlas'told in the Union Chapel- By-ti-inkincC. This veTy much alive anil energetic Association, officered by men <rf (pre executive ability and init- ' intivc, havp accomplished great things for that section through, the past yeaiC •An ambitious program of devel- j i.pv'inerit has been outlined for the future, which without doubt will lie carried out in every detail. Plans were laid to have the Association iiicorporateil- under the 'laws of the State of New Jersey.Another objective to which the Association, has pledged itself, is. the- erection of a fine Cohimunity ' 1 House, to lie centrally located; • i The value of such a place cannot : lie- overestimated. The Community House will serve to centralize, and ' focalize all public movements and ' effort. It will prove a social asset 1 of (inestimable value, anil very materially add to the recreational : facilities -of the section. i The. Association went on record ' advocating an extensive program of street improvements. The : l reels Fifty-Seventh, and Fifty- ' _ Eighth, from Anbury Avenue to West Avenue .and along West ' Avenue from Fifty-Seven to Fifty- ' Eighth' Streets are to lie put into I condition with hard gravel surface. I an din fact have all the streets in i the section re-surfaced where nocSteps were also taken to have j arc lights, placed at |very street j ' corner, and to have two pavilions!' « erected, at suitable places along the shore. ' . 1, Officers for the ensuing year I were elected, comprising the fol- | , lowing: || President, . George W. I'atton; i Vice-President, Rev. H. MyTaxis; Secretary _ and Treasurer, E. H. I Collins. , j , During the winter season, the i association will continue to func-M lion to a more or less degree,, and i a meeting will be held at onetofl « the hotels in Philailelphia. i The President read an interest- - ing resume of the work nccom-.' plished by the Association ^luring ' the past year. It was in every] respect, a flattering compliment to ] the efficiency and statesmanship of the executive officers, and to their j pride and devotion in and to to the I section of the conynunity in "which ! ' they live. V President I'atton spoke in pSTt as follows; .... ! To the Officers and Members of the South, (fl^n City* Improvement] Asswiatmn;Iii presenting to you this my secon.r annual report, I take pleasure in reviewing the work of our Association for the past fiscal During the winter wc held a meeting and luncheon, at the Adelphia Hotel, Philailelphia, where i

plans were made for the summer campaign. Working in full sym^thy with • j and by the help of the Commission- ! I efs of Ocean City, wc have been ' I able to accomplish^ great deal for | the benefit of out beloved1 South Our streets were', never in better shape, and compare favorably with j y-the streets in other sections of the Our street lighting has not been all that we have desired; hut wc 1 have 'more plertrif arc lights than " ever before and with the promise^of more next season. Garbage and trash collections, gave us much annoyance at the beginning of Tfie--se%son, but have improved during the season. The welcome signs erected by i 1 the Association, at the 51st Street | _ Station P. -S\ If. Railroad, have ' ( been an unqualified success. 5 This year a second playground ' was opened and this, together with j our first playground, and the ten- " nis court have been well patronSocially, our darice Aid by thei kindness of the proprietor at the • Hotel -Berkley, was proraiuncod a:] ! huge success, and surelyV empha- ; sized the need of a Community t House. VT i Financially, wc have been pnr-*~ / ticulurly fortunate, and after pay- ( • ing all expenses, have a balance of t 5200 in the treasury. j; . A committee has been appointed! I to look into this matter and no ! I doubt a Community House will be j I I in operation before long. • The • work of th^ ladies was | | somewhat hindered, by the delay ; - appointing a chairman for the ' ■ work; but after this duty was dc-j; ( volvcd the work has gone rapidly!, , forward, and they have rendered good account themselves. j i , The increase ; of members has ] ' t amounted to around . 30, and while'1 . the membership roll Is not in as , good a condition as we might hope , for, we l»elicve our Secretary -will The general troponrance of our end of the island, lieen wonder- ! . fully improveil by the work of thej I ] individual members, as well as byj s 1 work of the Association, r 51st Street has been kept in good , condition, so that first impression I r | been good .and the P. R. R. - , crossing has been cleared of the j high brush making it less danger- j ; ; I cannot close without a word of ! • thanks- to all the members,; who by their untiring efforts, have : t done so much to make the work of - the Association effective and last- 1 f In looking toward the future, definite plans are being laid to . have (1) -Community House, (2) .,2 Pavilions, (3) Arc Electric , Eights at every street corner and y i the paving of 57th Street and 18th j! Street from Asbury Avenue to f : West Avenue and West Avenue r from ,7th Street to 58th Street, (4) s A Resurfacing of all the streets in , our section. Respectfully submitted, t George W. Patton, President. t PERSONALS I Among'the week's guests at the y Normandic Hotel, were George 'W. - Statzell Jr., and family of Drexel r Hill. ' W. H. Coster and family, have returned back — or" Philadelphia, II having enjoyed a pleasant vacation in this resort, at 1534 Central Avee n(Je.1

NOTICE Will call I of aad deliver Bugaae <* Homehold Goodi from Cottage of Hotel Is Cottage of Hotel a. Ph.ladelp!ua o. New Yofl ^ • FERGUSON EXPRESS CO- 313 Eighth St. | # Barclay and McCorkle SAND, PEBBLES, TOPSOIL, CEMENT, BRICK and BLOCKS— 4-ln, 8-in. and 12-in. wide Agent for PHOENIX PORTLAND CEMENT '1032 SIMPSON AVENUE Phone 51-W j Bell Phone, 186-J Furniture Stored , .Reupholstcriag ESTIMATE I^'n(]ow Shades . FOR YOU ) Awnings and (House Furnishings Our pure- are Leant pnnalbl* emieUlant with Omul Work Iteat Material Lawrence fl. Lear 65 sbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. SAXTON CO. Painting, Paperhanging Graining and Decorating 809 Asbury Avenge Ocean City, N. J. -j

OCEftN CITY BOYS' : TENNIS CHAMPION ' ' JACK DALEY WINS! r. --N • » It : DEFEATS TILLMAN STAR I > c TENNIS ARTIST OF WEST j , . PHILADELPHIA ^"bfcean City's Public Tennis |l ^TCounts arc developing some very j ] promising talent, and laWn tennis J t artists, among the rising genera- - tion. This is highiy satisfactory; j ' e for besides being a game conduc- : ive to the developemeht of rare ' y skill, daring, and initiative, and a t strong healthy physique, Lawn 1 e i Tennis is the one game par excel- ] lence, which tends to promote and j encourage most strongly and effectively, those qualities of character ™ which make a boy a little gentle- 1 man and a girl, a charming young f ' i lady. j The very nature of the panic v f prohibita-^cheoting and trickery; e ] and while it affords ample incen- e "jtive to the competitive spirit, any-, " ' thing savoring of. brutality and ! { ' rowdyism is impossible. •4 Jack Daley of PWJadelphiu, has ' " Ibefeo declared ^the Btws' Tennis " Champion of Ocean CAy, for the | year by -defeating VT Tillman, of West PhilaHqlg{ujn 1 1 Tillman is by no means a novice ' with the racquet, inasmuch as he f ' is justly considered one of the | star performers, among the mcm5 hers of the Pine Tennis Club, of] £.j West Philadelphia. ] The tournament terminated in c ■ 1 favor of Daley, with the score ! d »' ! sttanding at C-4 and 7-5. j ^ I The tourney was staged on the!, Ocean City Public Courts. All [« /fujCKrV ygTRIKEJ ITb TtMOTD I Ifs toasted. This ons extra process r . gives ■ delightful quality that can not tf duplicated f =— 1 _1_U HARRY ^ MORRIS.

boys under the age of sixteen were eligible,, and many of the best young racquet wielders of the city participated. - Daley displayed rare generalship in his exhibition, playing stcaily I and safe tennis all tln'otigh the ' tournament, without losing a shi- . gle set. ; I \ Qq the other hand Tillman, e\j alternating streaks of bril- [' iliancy, and- very erratic play.' ] Against Daley he won the ■ first ] | two gtjmrs ,then IjeeamC wild and ' uncertain. ] Daley ran out five streigitt; . j games, dropped two, hut pulled out ] ] I the following game for tlie set, 0 ; to 4. ! He immediately ran into a leauj | of four games to one. Tillman] however was not to be denied. He made many scintilating shots, winning four straight games, and ■ thereby took the lead with five games against four. Daley with his back up against the wall, summoned all 'his ener- . gies and skill to the rescue, and pulled the set out of the- fire," by , wolfing the next three, games, thereby winning the match and championship. Summary of Somi-Finals: ' W. Tillman defeated Charles Schell, 6-4, 1-6, 6-2; Jack Daley defeated Willard Bowman 6-4, 6-4. ' Summary of Kinnl: Jack Daley defeated W. Tillman Advertise in the 'Sentinel. REGISTRY AND ELECTION /" I h',Ur,|»"n|,n| '* |h,rTl"''/*'i,''d ] on Primary En*lion for""" ncnoTnali^n'o'f A Go.ernor of Ike Stale of New JorM r~A Member^.rJke Hoo^ of Kepreaentat'leekoldere'for^^e ""n'rel' r^rT." A Member of the Sn.aU Board of ! ».. A Member of the Smoll Boord of cLLen A Joatlee of the Pirn let Word for aUn for the election of the eel-era I Stato and Count, Committee,. And C rally on Torwlej, November "lb. Bit P. iT." for the pur, mm of eonduetln*'" Finn ond Soeond Eleetiun Dialrieu. of the City of deeon City. Cope May County. Plate, of meetilir of the Board, of Resin ry mid Eloetlon: FIrot Ward No : Fire llouae. AO.ury Soeond Ward (>urt Room In City ltall. i corner Ninth Street and Aahury Avenue. j _ HARRY A MORRIS. ii

1 25^ ! AdT - *-'■ *- ci.y Clora. ] Sweet, Fresh, Safe Milk is ; an Important Factor in any > Community To those visiting Ocean City, one of its most attractive features is the excellence of its milk supply. Particularly is it gratifying to families „ with children that they may have the same pure, rich, wholesome Abbott's Milk during i their seashore visit, as at home. And no less important to the residents of Ocean City is the assurance that in n' Abbott's "A" Milk they have an absolutely pure, fresh, rich miik, direct from our farms in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, " and safe guarded by our Laboratory Con- ! troL No better milk than Abbott's can be had in any other city in this country. Phone, Bell 5 Abbotts alderney dairies, inc. PhiUilalphia Atlantic City Ple.untville Ocu City Wild wood ' ! AiSifotts I A Milk

c -REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO a MEET IN NEWARK y On Wednesday, September 20th, ; there will be a meeting of the p members df -the Nov. Jersey Womy* en's Kepubiiean Club, and its local e ' branches, at the' Robert Treat Hoi- Newark: Tlie piogram will include business session" from 11 to 1 ;- ] o'clock, and an oyn session from I- j 2.30 to 4.30, al which tho speakers will lie U. S. Senator Joseph S. it j Frclinghuyscn, Senator William • d'N. Kunyon, and Ex-Covernpr, -E.] ! C. Stokes, Chairman of the Republican State Committee. Mrs. E. F. iti Feickert, the President of tho Club, 6 1 will preside PERSONALS e ] George F. Sprout, Director of the Department <Ar Wharves, Docks ,] and Ferries, is enjofing a pleasant c vacation -in this resort. • Frank D. Geraghty ami family, \ t have returned to their Ihim i» ■- Philadelphia, having spent a doll lightful vacation at 1517 Asbury y Avenue. i. Harry Taylor Ond family, of d New- Haven, Conn., arrived home] safely, after a delightful visit to Assembyman and Mrs. James | - s Franklin, Mrs. Taylor's esteemed] - parents. FOR SALE-Cheap Novelty Hot Air Heating and Piping = An,lv WB8LBV AVB. I .« OCI'.AM OITY, N. J. 5 Fii.-ni<heti House For Rent WINTER MONTHSI ■' 436 Asbury Ave. Plans and Estimates Furnished . All Work Guaranteed ■ LEWIS COSSABOON ; " Contractor and Builder „ 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY * Phone 661-J

READY FOR TLfE JUDGES| ] '• y Youthful calf-duff and pig-club ™ 1 ' t members are already grooming jffisi their pets for fall judging. Betty ff fg Compton, however, enters her i *JBt LsYsBU^Bh. black-faced, sheep. *' The Ocan City Building and Loan -Association meets on the ! SECOND SATURDAY of every month at 408 Eighth Street. ,j Have you secured any of the FULL PAID stock bearing interest . J - at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum? See R. Howard Thorn, the ■ t ] Secretary,

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At Last — A Parlor Pipeless Furnace Heairola burns any kind n& coal j and - the control of tlici' fire is so perfect that it is: guaranteed to hold fire, fifty hours on one change • 1 of coal. Come sec THE HEATROLA let our]; Engineer explaiu its . uuiquc construction in j detail.

lOWNSENDS p^7 LUMBER YARD J / OCEAN CITY N.J. • eight st. at haven aye 1ms t TOWHSEP. Pmp., THe Beliame Builfiei;

DON'T BE LONELY 1 JOIN THE CROWD WHO DAILY SMILE AS THEY "Twitch the Switch" for Silent Service « and the "Matchless" Night Atlantic City Electric Company, J j 1 knew him when he was a-boy" X What one it there of us thai has not felt the glow o/ smix/qction ^ J? ', prise — seemingly "all of a sudden." Yet neither surprising nor i ? tuddm, what you nop to think hack over each step of hit progm*. /' / /(tj , - ; i C United State* Rubber Company— makers of U. S. /Qtj ^ J e US3 fBjpl the balanced tire. A tire in which there is such com- ZcSti! ; 'f if J ? OHWQ: plete unit, of moion in tre.u and carcass that neither /i\ t ' ' '<;( I' l tCT/ -j\ V £r2SMH before the otlicr. /A 1 V ' S r BSMMBal Firet to conceive, make and announce a complete Ay ftw'/ 'I'Jj (V ' ' \ \ linc^of ^tlres— a tire for cveg^necd of price and use under one //'. v ^ First to tell the public about^the ^ood and had ^ | better raluu. Greater and creater ;.utv ^ ' 'U&ll^i Cari^l^P I ® Company | S" CENTRAL GARAGE j U.S. Tim: ' FOGG MOTOR CO.

Our Wall Paper is a veritable fin We aim to - please the* particular. ■ Just come I rip^ii and inspect our numerous designs. If you r.i " critical it may take you a long 'time to decide — there arc so many patterns to ' choose from— but the point is that ' . you can be suited exactly right and at prices that v-itl appeal to yon, ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbury Ave. Ocean City Ne— Jersey William H. Oldfield Interior Tile Work j 912 Central' Avenue OCftAN CITY, N. J. Estimates Furnished Phone. 229-J , JllSflllerj loiitta£ HUMBERT C. PONTIERE BUILDER oca, err. s j S L.Lesle HeadieyCo. builders Architectural Service 5 15 REi'rW» " * " STREET Ocean City. N. J. Designer and Builder of Artistic j Bungalows, Convenient Cottages, Up- to- Date Apartments, Modern ' Hotels. Willard S. Steelman Contractor and Builder JOBBING I BOAT WORK 1100 Bay Aveftue OCEAN CITY, N. J. ■rilPtxt. IIS J LMImetr. Theo.F.Hildreth Electrical Contractor Jobbing Work a Specialty Office: 1032 Central Avenue Geo. W. Harris CONTRACTOR, BUILDER AND JOBBING No. IS W. Fourteenth Street Ocean City, N. J. Bell Phone. 414-J Plana Free. Rtmgalowa a Specialty Compensation Insurance Carried 831 ASBURY AVENUE Delicatessen >-ai Fancy Groceries Fruita and Vegef sblea New Orleans Molaaaea William T. Carwithen Phone S5-J Wm. h. Powell Oeneral Contractor Grading and Street Bnildln«. < Thirty -fourth at. awl West avo. OCEAN CITY. N. J. - " j B.II Ph.u FIRE ALARM SIGNALS 14 — Sixth and Pleasure arenas. • . 3 17?— Eleventh and Jlay arenas, 18 — Fourteenth and Bay avenue. I *5 — Seventh and West arenas. uj 42 — Second and Asbury arenaSt 43 — Fourth and Asbury arenas. j 45 Eighth and Asbury avenue. 46— Tenth and Asbury avenue. _ 48Thirteenth and Aabury avenue j 49 — Sixteenth and Asbury avenue "fl 51— North and Central a c ansa54 — Sixth and Central arenoai j 67— Elevnth and Central arenas. 1 67— Twelfth and Wesley areooa- J 68 — Fourteenth and Wesley are. 1 73-BFourth and Ocean avenue. 75— Seventh and Ocean avenue. j 76 — Ninth and Ocean arenas. i ! 82 — Second and Atlantic avenue 1 1 91 1 — Bay are- and Rattervea roer jl .