' f ■»" p&r, - OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. OCEAN CITY. N. J.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1922

TALL CEDARS HONOR !25TH ANNIVERSARP OF CAMDEN FOREST EVAN E. LEAR, AND ROY E. DARBY ATTEND THE FESTIVITIES The popular ami influential degree associated with 'the Masonic : Fraternity .know as the Tall j Cedars, assembled to the number! of 3000, to celebrate the twenty- \ fifth anniversary of the Camden ! Forest. The auspicious event was ' • honored with "all proper ceremon- ! , ials in the Camden Armory. *; The event will remain memorable, in the history of Cedardom,' for many years to come. Camden' ia by no means unaccustomed, to monster processions and parades. It is questionable however if ever; the city witnessed such a gorgeous spectacle, as when on Saturday, three thousand Tall Cedars, clad in their picturesque uniforms of or-' iental design, and accompanied byeight celebrated bands, paraded > through its streets, t It was a graphic and significant fi demonstration, of the numerical strength anil social influence anil prestige of the fraternity, in this section of the State. The monster parade was attended by asorics of competitive drills, and a musical competition between the rival bands. The drills were without exception brilliantly executed, while those of one or two companies were remarkable for originality and intricacy, indicating the most careful and consistent training. In the contest for the best Fancy Drill, the chief laurels were ruptured by Brandy-Wine Forest, of Wilmington Del. The second prize fell to Forest No. 11, of Atlantic City. The rivalry between the bands was exceptionally keen, and their perr formanees of a "very high standard of musical excellence. In the judgment of the adjudicators, two bands were of equal merit, and both received an equivalent to the prize. Hie successful bands were, the Brandy- Wine • Forest of Camden Band, and the Bridgeton Forest Band. To complete the rounded arc of perfection, in the celebrations, two hundred saplings Were duly and truly planted, in rich and fertile noil. That is to say, in the vernacular of ordinary pine and oak, far inferior of course to the tall anil regal cedar, two hundred novices were initiated into the secret mysteries of tin Forest, -one of whom was no less a person - age than the Mayor of Camden. Elaborate preparations had been made by the Camden Forest for the occasion, and the guests were given a most royal reception. The ' City put on gala garments, and helped to make the anniversary historic. i Two short Cedars from Ocean . City, associated with Forest No. 11, of Atlantic City, were present, an.l participated in the festivities. Evan E. Lear and Roy E. Darby. Both these gentlemen speak of the visit as the most notahle of it' kind they have ever been privelegcd to attend. The Camden Forest, the honored, celebrants of the day, entertained their guests with a variety of edibles sufficient in number and deliciousness to satisfy the palate of an Epicure. OF INTENTION ^ mwtJag or n» E N. J.. la be hold on lha 8«th.. day* of . CVK.brr Its:-:. rhi.mham. City Halt Omn air. Now Sonar at the hour of throe o'clock In the nltcmnon. • Trke farther notice that teid ordinance *■»!»'- foe the rurrom of laylnc oat. . •f-.injL mdinr end enrol Uw of ■ niton. fWn O lde it net, idttatc In mid L Nr* ATOO!? "'ftd^'TIIdl''™'!™1 i 2,". hundred feet anu-.hweMerly of FortyE- Bent Quae to ■ ratal nlnetr feet nortb••"•rjrcJn Fiftieth Street: that the eeid a meed upon tiw own of the land U net— fitted thcrebr in proportion aa each ' erdl B°*rd CcenraleeionlMter. mar by ' far eort end dxpenw therrof" >n the"ntr Oeean ^City, N I. ttjltf* : that the F 5Sne£fci>ibof*tSrfatr EwdSSI Ind 1 he filed la the Cur Clerk'r OIBce. HARRV^A. MORRIS. BOWEL INDIGESTION RELIEVED QUICKLY Nev» York Woman Warmly Praiaes Joq— a' Little Wonder Capenlea "I hare taken your Little Wond- ; •T Capeuks and want to exprcex my I i appreciation to you for the wonderat reeuHa that I have ao far obInrd. 1 hove been aufferlng from Indigestion of the bowel* for a long i - time. Finer taking these wonderful ' capsule*, my appetite ha a Increased and assimilation of the food that I ; take aeems-ao he perfect" This Is an exact copy of a letter | Written by Miss Louise M. llrun- . nlng. of 385 W. ft* Ft.. New York f uy. praising Jaques1 Little Wonder Capsules. Jiwurs* I.lttle Wonder Capsules i contain a number of standard medicines acknowledged to be corrcctdvvs in treating cvrtaln gastric and . intestinal ..disturbances. A rlnr> er.peuls goes direct to the spdt nnd gives prompt and beneflolal results in mild and acute cases or Indig' igion, dyspepsia and constipation. Maddock's Pharmacy

BAYSIOE JOniNGS Mr. Henderson, of Thirteenth Ti Street anil Pleasure. Avenue, a iwell know- and highly^ ejleeincil I resident of that sectioiVbi making extensive .alterations and improrements to his pro petty. When completed the residence will he one of the prettiest in the city. Mr. Murphy also of Thirteenth Street and Pleasure Avenud, is s- having very extensive improve-, icjments made to his property. Mr. , .11 Murphy enjoys the esteem of all irjw-ho comprise the Bayside Colo, jv, f- Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Prestwuch in ; s; ent the week-end at 1331 Picas- ' is . ure Avenue, and are negotiating t- ! for extensive additions and im- , ■ provementg to their home, r- an omnivorous reader. , i.ja.id their daughter, Miss Beatrice , in Spent the week-end at their resi:o <icnre on the Bayside. s. Mr. Iaiwis Wright and femi.y j ir'tie still enjoying their charming . is bungalow on the beautiful bay. i, Mr. unn Mrs. J. Booth arc still | n at their residence, enjoying the i- beautiful fall weather. Mrs Booth, y who is a graduate of Neff College. | d is quite a student of Metiers, and ( an omnivorous reader.! it Charles C. Morton/ John Simil . merman, Mr. CBrierd and brother ,d|and nephew, together with James ( is Booth, enjoyed a very delightful . and successful fishing excursion 1- last Sunday, bringing home with ' s, [ them a large number of fish. nj Mr. and Mrs. William Winner ; spent the week-end at their cot- . >-|tage on Marine Place. Ie; The Bayside section is alive I* | with building operations. By the , ■>' | coming summer, quite a large , il number of cottages wfll be en- . larged and beautified, and new '' homes erected. * The future of the Bayside ColW ony is assured. With the pride taken in the section by the resi- •' dents, and the spirit of enterprise prevaling, according to all indica- ; tions, it is destined to become the r" beauty spot on the island. ' '• There is no bay' along the * coast its eiTual. o Q l ^ Advertise in the Sentinel. j NOTICE OF INTENTION ^^No^e of- the Intention of the introdor- j 11 STg. ^ "to MthTdar|"r if {hm'idd'SSlMuiro »• Seine for the purpow ol con.tructmc n v buli-hend. to prevent the enoraechmeat * ol the eea. on the noethennertr Uoe of n r- fifteen feet wide n reel. In mid Oly. nnd , Hid etreel between Central nnd Wenler ie A\ enure, nnd Hid bult-hend to extend d from n point one hundred feet enntb- ^ -oeterlj of Forte -Elthl StW to n^^olnt ,1 Street that the root of ronttruetine Hid " bulk-bend member with the necenerr C filline of lend, to protect the Htne. rhnll i t, of load benefitted therebr In proportion ' provided. I he Boerd oE^<omml..ioneri n Oree" Cl'r. N. J- nt^lsrseT t^t Jhr Hkj e •reeifienlion. of the Cltr^Cneineer. nnd lo be filed in the Cite Clerk". OIRre e HARRY A. MORRIS, j City Clerk. a Adv.. ts-is. at. y . . . . .

PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE j t 10 ENTERTAIN CAPE MAY, NOVEMBER 2 11 Continued From Page Three P e would have been eagerly under taken. The speaker fount! his atn!- '' ience all in perfect agreement with s him to 'he ctitl that "the Secretary ' i William Kautchm v- was instruct- '• e-.i to communicate by letter with a! 1 the Rev. Jantes E. Lake, upon the ? ■ matter. Referring to the _ proposed Hal- " • low-e'en Carnival, tfie committee in " ' charge ot- arranging the League ' ' delegation in the parade, were anxious that the sponsoring orga- ■ nixation shoultl be strongly rcpre- e% ® seated on the occasion. ' '° As stated, they could not with 'L any tlegree of propriety, expect ' other organizations to participate r in strong numbers, if they them- w selves did not come out in good Pl I force. ' The appeal will evidently be the bl ' means, of securing every member : ' out for the parade, which delega- ' ni tion will be untler the direct '- spervision of Capt Herbert Smith. The Young Men's Progtessive ( L r League are weekly receiving ad- ' jj1, i ditions to its membership. A thi week ago fire new members were 1 received, and last Monday four 1 more were adtled to the roll. John At B. Alton, Matt Savage, Pohn V. lhl r Pontierc, anil George D. Richards, « " were the four gentlemen received. The meeting adjourned and the f general committee, in charge of of 5 the Hallowe'en Carnival, retired s* ? in conference, a report of which |k " appears in another column. , a. o EL PERSONALS " Mrs. J. P. Morse and daughter, [ Miss Margaret, have returned to ! Anaconda Mount, after spending [ the summer with Mrs. Morse's 8 : mother. 8( Mrs. Morse will be remembered as Miss AJi»e~Blizzard. formerly of Ocean City, and Among the ; most popular of the younger set the city of her day. • I, : i

STANLEY PONTIERE SELLS TO NEW YORK BOOKER AND BUILDER RCHASER .. PROPOSES TO; Bl'ILD APARTMENTS OR RESIDENCE Mr. A. G. Boiand, a well-known; and prominent broker and builder! of New York City, came on a flying visit to Ocean City, ostensibly to visit his brother, Charles Bo--land, who resides at 1538 Asbury Mr. Boiand was introduced to' Stanley Pontierc and the meeting eventuated, in the later selling 3 located on the corner of Street and Central Avenue, to Mr. Boiand. When asked by Mr. Pontiere, what he intended to do with . his purchase, Mr. Boiand volunteered the statement, that he would a handsome set of apartSOTICE. OF THE SALE OF BULDIKC l.t'TS AMI LOTS WITH III It I.IMiS THEREON. IN OCEAN CITT Teke notice ^thet ^tho ^following prop<11.11 "a., of OCTOBER? nil".* the HOUR of THREE O'CLOCK (J r M l ot COMMISSIONERS CHAMBERS. City Lot. 62 end 64 Section "A", plen of lot. of the Ocron City Anoclatio*. the lot. brlliK about Third Stroet and Wot, Lot 124 Section "L": plen of lot. otOcean City AMocletion. the lot beine at corner of Fifty-Seventh end AAury lot. 108 in Section "B". plen of late the Oceen City Aneorielitin. ALSO HOUSE end LOT heinr lot 173 Section Oceen City BAYOUS. ALSO HOUSE end LOT beine 189 Section "II". plan of lot. of the Oceen City niched. Thi. property i. .ituete ^an^^AaStroM*. Terae. and rondition. to be known et tunc of nle. RRY A MORRIS. City Clerk. Adv.. 10-13. St. HOTEL STRATFORD 7th and Ocean Ave. OPEN ALL YEAR Light Howekcepiog Room. Specie! Low Rete. MRS. MILTON RUBINCAM

a REDUCE YOUR BU1NDING COST BY USING MATTERA'S CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS The Brat By Every Teat Owing to our facilities for manufacturing on a large i scale, astock of well seasoned blocks is constantly on hand ■ and ready for delivery anywhere in Cape May County. Phone your orders to FRANK P. MATTER A Wildwood, N. J. ] Bell S16-W Keystone 168-A

! ments on the site, or a residence, tlero, Mr. Boiand declared, that he to the value of approximately thought Ocean City was the fin-,, Twenty- Five Thousand Debars. est resort on the coast, the best ; i K. The strangest feature in the out and. kept city in this secI transaction is. that Mr. Bolam! tio" ot the st»tt- „ J n 'ha. I not been in Ocean City, more Impressed to that effect, Mr. [Jjtha.i two hours, liefore the sale Bolani1 Purchase^ . | was consummated. " 0 |J Mr. Boland's experience.1 judg- inUCDTIDC III TUC \ D ; ment, however, in such matters. AU V Lll I luL 111 luL was impressetl with the possiliiL us-. OCEAN CITY SENTINEL; nj : i ; route OB'S SUF Of PROPERTIES FOR U' P:irT>XiS ' y - OC«r of the Tax Collector. \ . Orveti ORF.^N. - ^ ^ ^ # ^ j g .A. : J1" ktT1 s*ICi.TW»UIl'T^' Hid Cily0 rantlrTio"; waM* or^r^. ® The raid lots, tract* or i-xrcel. of land and real estate will be sold in few to f .uch i"-r«in or twraon. a« win purdutw tlte rame, .uhieet to rrdempllon at the 1 '' To the amount dim on eaeh"loLKtractn or*pnroM of'fand 1u hTroiMf'ter*dealSnated. there will be added it. proimn lonate share of ro,t» ami publication of this ule. j j ^ °°g? St». d Owner ' HI, ok " " let No. Tax Adv. j tl °- ' °*v- «« "t« jj! 430 14.04 -M ;; 432 18.08 .30 G " 438 18.08 60 " EC. 501 10.77 .60 J S0S\ 10.77 .80 e 604 \ 10.77 .80 I " SI I ) 10.77 .'SO H4 10 77 U if ^ 528a 8.48 !i0 if t 80S 8.83 JO K 80* 8.S3 .80 1 007 0.83 !fc0 if j Thomas If rC lathery e09 *!o3 "so ejO. C. Garden. Dev. Co. «'li tU 'jj r ||j £ z «» so j Thorns. Mr<7 lathery JJJ jj;^ 70S 'Sill ra' •j - " , g is -S " 724a 639 .. 737 . 10.77 ?! : S uin « 780 10.77 .80 711 10.77 .88 " ;« 7.84 .80 I " 744 7.84 .80 ^ 748 7.84 .60 " 707 7A4 ff .so " 748 ^7.64 s .8* f "u 11M in K " m iJS " • Z Jg }®-^ 60 I " 888 join jo " 10.77 JJ 2 90 929 It'll JJ i " »« >7-93 I Sara r. Scott 10C 1007 80.88 j? ; " 1808 34.41 „ ; jW- W^Oraham ^ 1,0 ,J» ».U | AHwrt_T). Cummin. ,10 jljj. J » » j Harry W. Bealer Co. 1348 10.77 •*« P. C. Goodwin (Guardian) 180 1337 8.48 -6® Harry W. Bealer Co. 180 1808a 1.42 -50 " 1800 1.16 M lO. & Garden. Co. 27G . Z701 17.24 M

'! —'8— mmmma ~ ... . .. , ... . ...^ . . .... 2. This beautiful home in the exclusive Ocean City 1. can build neat with large Gar.lens, 27 Station Road East, for sale furnished »G,600 living room, breakfastroom, kitchen, two bedrooms and ' J bas five bedrooms, bath, living room, dining room, kitt bath, complete lor t2,9E0. fegj W . 8, W >Wa »•.»»>» Don't think you are saving money by holding your work until next spring. t IF YOU INTEND TO BUILD— DO IT NOW! Building will cost you at least 20% more after the first o fthe year. ;i The reason why: Id , 'j ™6b'eason »nd the contractors have to hire all kinds of labor and 40% of hese are continually beinglayed off for inefficiency, these men go the rounds to other contractors in the city before they leave town You nav for this inefficiency which is an unnecessary cost attachedto your building thaOjyou can avoid by placing your con ^ SEASIDE CONSTRUCTION & REALTY CO. n JOHN V. PONTIERE, ^ cheerfully estimstee. ra 8. An attractive little apartment with a two car ga- , 4' >'ou ar* interested in a first class investment I- let us build you a two-family apartment, each nnirimmt t- raire that will bring you a 14% return. The apartment having threp bedrooms, bath, spacious living room, with 'd has two bedrooms, large diving room, kitchen and bath. °Pf" pmees. dining room and kitchen, archway with >'i Suitable for that vacant space on your lot, price to build, porehel, co'loMaJ d^ign, bterior" fWah" xihite Sd ^ J2,800. hogany. Can be built for $7,000. y

Own.r Block Let Ne. Tax Adv. I He&neh Mitchell 390 3945 31.88 -69 ; I Burtelsh W. Draper 3*81 6X9 .1* 3983 18.77 M NORTH POINT John J. Carney 84 88.18 u 87 IL.l .j, I SECTION A Jowph Hober 14 43.02 .j* Jucy Wlatton 101 43.18 .M H 188- 14.01 h Oti. M. ToWBMnd 181 12.32 | Laura V. Taylor 337 61.87 ra J. B. Champion Ret. 3311 68.08 .j* 818 17.34 .8* ■ Wm. T. Doroey 888 118.37 ,u Jolm Ilonnelty 484 47.41 .(* . F.lirabeth Find ley 8S8 13.49 u Ann Kliubeth Matthew. 847 - 71.11 -• -4 Florence M. Champion 716 1SS.09 ; Marlhw Morri. 738 118.7e We J KUCKDRSCHEL TRACT t Win. P. Daan 3e 8.17 ,u I Ml had Kobe f ," 77 £ SECTION A | Oil. M. Tbwnaend 788 U.79 ra 4l. Alllmn Parker »8[b 88.18 M SECTION B I Elton Rider 83 8.83 .88 j I 84 843 .80 i Wm. end Mary R. Marshall 188 . 48.38 .88 j Jame. 1'. ^Rothwell w . Mt^ 88.18 .M |s. We. ley Lake Eat. 481 loin isi 4 j Oti. M. Townwnd 483' 10.77 .M i 0 . r. J" 64 « 7. JJJ ,'J-" iS ] 1 RAT FRONTS ° Geo. E. Datwhes 313 8 1*3.31 j* ® .OCEAN FRONTS » laaae W. Setton >6-400 I 84.20 M ° Helen M. Johnmn 800 8 1.71 .80 " Rusene C. Bonaiwell 701 13b 813.47 st a John W. Wilkin. 703 . 7 133,83 iso 0 OCR AN CITY LAND CO. 0 Unknown new 4 39 744 .80 0 44 17.34 u 0 8 1Tb - 10.84 .80 0 18 YWBfcOi .14 0 18 16.08 .U 0 88 1744 41 J 0 " 81 18.39 .u 0 Ride G. Scarlett 8 88 43.14 44 0 Mr.. Jnaeph P. Pettlt 103 or Old 3 34 40.94 .to 0 Cha..^ A. Rrcnold. ^^8 17.30 40 ' o DRLANCT REALTY CO. 0 Charlea A. Ambler 308 00 0.03 .80 SECTION A ® John R. Grove. 007 438 1*7.13 M J " 437 138.80 .60 ® Geo. W. Pattoa 800 030 18743 40 * 438 18143 4* 1 ,0 Rom E. Laferty 801a 184.88 .10 0 Grace McCarthy 148b 8344 4* •o Joa O. Champion 804 780 387.32 .80 -» John R. Grove. I77d 10.17 .14 ■0J SECTION C •0 Fred Pont, ere 1348 104 4 44 .40 10 Conromera Ice Co. 1304 *83 848 40 .t. 4 . r 311 .848 44 ■0 - 8*4 8.88 41 * < 861 1.88 48 » - ' 8*8 8.18 48 0 887 884.03 40 4 : S S - 51 5 *01 til* 41 j, 883 14* 4* „ Marsnret M. Smith 1*08 411 814* 44 io Edna M. Roth *04 848 1M.88 40 Ja>. H. MeGork 140 m.11 H * W. C. Toons 18®4 071 13748 48 £ Joa. C- * Bretpa J. Ramaer 902 708 17844 40 „ Charle. R. Rammell 1103 818 11143 48 J _ 811* 1848. 40 4> SECTION D 10 John R. Kendrick 1806 3*3 1.48 40 10 -X 884. - 340 44 | 10 Edward E. Kandl 1804 481 8147 40 10 Arthur J. Henry 15*1 881 84.30 .10 10 I 819 3844 .60 io Wm.' H. cSm' 188* *41 8448 41 M .0 Arthur M. Barne. 1403 492a 1*8.7* 4* { j® ; Patrick H. * Eliuheth GriBth 1408 8*1 . 49.81 40 10 SECTION R "0 | Wm. Brldsewaur 3803 |T1 3146 40 1 0 SECTION F .0 Charlee O. Clark* 88*3 711 3146 M j, ' Erneel A. Karrinrton 3801 70* 107.78 .80 j [j Nellie F. Carey 1401 778 10148 40 -0 ' SECTION 0 >0 Howard Mitchell 8003 477 648 41 0 Miriam C. Adam. - J 8801 77* 80.17 44 { jo SECTION H " lamella F. Stark 8403 8*4 7 44 AO Henry U Dyma 8*01 847 17.14 40 j _ C. T. Williams 87*1 988 1848 40 1 Alexander Crombte 8*01 *44 13.*3 40 SECTION 1 Mary E. Lake 44*1 188 144 48 " * 888 144 4* ,'1 BM 744 4* j 8*1 144 40 1 " 8*1 7.64 .60 i ; Bench Villa Improvement Co. 4101 *87* fill 40 Mary E. Lake 4401 Ml 0.40 40 I - Ml (.41.60 | | " 9U 0.48 44 " 884 4.44 44 M* 10.77 40 SECTION K | Centenary Fund 4002 - 741 - 8.70 48 147 lilt .60 748 1.84 40 • . 740 744 40 j = " IS ?iJ 2 j : •■■■■**' ; -u, \ S ,iS S ] 818 8.81 48 $ ; 830 8.(3 44 • . . 831 8.(3 48 j A 833 8.81 48 J z m 843 40 j (14 8.81 40 - 838 8.81 ^ J 88* 18.77 .88 1 800 8.44 .88 j Ml 8.41 48 " Mis US 48 1 884b 14* N _ «*8 4 44 40 804 444 44 j Assutlui H. Murphy ^ . !Sb" til 44 ' " M* «4J 1*4 8.4* 4® j hVm. ar lis : 'I " *43 8.44 48 I 844 8.44 48 | w » . X » SECTION L IB E. B. Eat. jMI It® 1*3 -64 J aaj; a?- s ts Si j liww. S. Brock 8801 811 8.44 its j J ^ 8303 848 1.42 * , fS"*j 64*2 Si tli* j®?3 Prod J. Geiaer 8401 Ml 1744 JJ^I m *41 1744 U _ Its 1144 ■» j .. So,p* M4 1744 4® 3 I 1 53-^- I,J4 m J. J. Taylor 6801 Ml «44 * j >64 1144 -SS..J 888 1144 | £" ,BI"W***' 6801 170 nil' 4* fSTr lSIL. V "21 a NaaMaC. Tayhw iMI JJJ il# ' S-^.Tcc-&„n S! S. tg *~j Nasal. C. Taylor "J L«, 4* ni jfOBlMii | J. J. Taylor Eat. 8*01 Sjl *.« j jisarias » — » W a .hi net on Kolb ro* > 843 ' ' j I. N. .Grimm ,,M j C Title A Trod Co. UM J, 112 48 Aom-lM H. Mnrpby 1^ J* i ll 4* Claranra C T * t» *4 2 *<*•« D. 'sir- *s s: .; Ch.rU. flrx, fcLi_ »*OHT8 J j i '{S :S j «..?« .xrorajxer 1 Ollror Smith A A. IL Foes *! 144 J»'t J 4dr., *-14, 8L, P.F, 8307.00 W'