OCEAN CITY SENftNEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12,19i li 1 — v ~ " , ,. | . Commerce «houl«1 be ^ — , ... - I it is fear- < number. < <>»»m .. , I .ith 5o much sympathy, , Chamber , of Commerce » ™ •"

SOUGH RIDERS OF £ ROUND-UP NO. 5 TOjJ RESUME RAMPAGE s p !' MCE MEN— AHEM!— TO MAKE mot OARING RAID ON ATLANTIC nee CITY OCTOBER 16th. . j~j® ' | Val i By a very lucky utroke Of fate F ] or fortune, information has come hj*m j to our knowledge. that the Rough ; wh( f Riders of Round-Up No. 5, are ()en " ■ preparing for another raid. j,i3 A cryptic message has gone am| forth, from the OiTko of Recorder mfl| j of Sociability, — who by the way is, f a legalized poisoner, — summoning i 1)|(, the Riders to a rendezvous, some- Njc ■i where on the prairies, in the vicin- ! , ity of Atlantic City, next Monday !our evening. anc The message goes forth in a wj| i significant and suspicious manner, ; mc inscribed upon parchment of the ^ color known as, "Golden Rod." According to an old legend, certain ' ! tribes of Indians, in days gone by. j — were wont to plant the Golden Rod on the graves of those who hod | fallen victims, to their deadly torn- = j. ahawks. Nuff sed! ' j. • Consequently, at the risk of per- j tal I sonnl peril to life we hasten to; ret warn the good people in time, tlint 1 Cit they might communicate with the ^ State Police, and the Military1 fp( authorities. The epistle is domed with the! — cryptic symbols, such as "lioti +- Pogs," Hot Stuff." and "Horsey Smells," common in the vernacular of the incorrigibly rough Rough Riders, and which invariably betoken suffering, and terrible mutilation, to some poor innocent tenderfoot. . "Once more we turn on the stream of fun" the document states. The poor tenderfoot however finds it anything but fun, when once he has fallen into the dutches of the anything but j Grand \Vatch-Dog. _ The epistolary screed also contains the information, that the '' Grand American, some diabolically wicked Nice Man, bearing the name of M. J. Potter, has been ill. P"" If the statement may be read literally, we -rejoice of course, over his recovery. But the Rough Riders may have copied the euphemism of polite society, and speak of one of their number, as having' been ill or indosposed, when in fact he has been for a period, an unwilling guest, in one of Unde Sam's private hotels. One can never tell with a Rough Rider, is Inatruetlons are also given to the effect, th^t the Rough Riders, must all bring thdr hats. This in fact will be a wise precaution; for un variably their antics arc of that "hair-raising" variety, which make a hat necessary, to prevent them looking like porcupines. A whisper passes around that ; the Rough Riders have discovered,; that a party oftwenty-three tenderfeet, are camping out in the brushwood near Odd-Fellows Hall. ■ '

The moment the news arrived, f lie Ranch was a scene typical of 1 undemonium. $1.75 hats flew i ito the air, lassoes throw serpen- 1 no coils in space, spurs began to - lick and clang, while the Roughins embraced each other with , i iendish delight. tenderfoot! Ere a few 1 lore suns are set, twenty-three ecks will feel the friendly hug of lie rope, while they tread the sul- ' hurous causeway, down into the 1 'alley of the Skull. Forwith Nice Man I-cnr, hied fmself away into his secret cave, ^ .-here in communication with the icnizens of the pit, he conjures up ' .is villanous tricks and mysteries, ; J nd manufactures his torturing lachines. Alas poor tendcrfect! As Imperial Grand Potentate of : he Agony Chamber, this very non- , {ice Man has no rival. However we feel we have done iur duty in issuing this warning, ind it remains with those who nil $uffer, to take the necessary t neasures for protection. Rough Riders of Round-Up J {o. 5 are on the rampage. CLIlSSIflETlis: BOARDERS — "The /Phoenix," aken from Oct. 1 to Juife 1. Rates reasonable. 822 Park Place, Ocean City. POSITION WANTED— Chauf- j feur desires position with private

■family; II years experience on grade ex.*. References. Ap- ; uly 313 So. 5th Street, Mitiville, ! N. J., or phone 363-W WANTED— Small private garnear 9th and Central avenue, for winter. >Writo Box D, Sentinel Office. . WANTED— Architectural Draftsman ;high school graduate preferred. Charles H. Danehower, 746 West Avenue, Ocean City. WANTED— Colored woman with , little boy of four years, desires cooking and housework. Best of ' reference. Phone 48, Ocean City. ' FOR RENT— Two rooms furnished, singly or en suite, private ■ heated. Privilege of use . o Hiving room. 409 Ninth Street, j (next to City Hail.) BOARDING— "The Phoenix" > Reasonable rates for working men. • S22 Park Place. ,| FOR SALE— Ford Sedan, 1920. I Fine condition, starter, drum lightsjtood paint and rubber. Reason for selling, getUng a larger ' ear. Apply 819 Fourth St, Ocean City, N. J. FOR SALE— Eight Room House s with conveniences, lot 60 x 95. n j Price $4,000. Apply 31 West Ave. - j BOARDING— Home - like sur- - ! rounding.'. House newly renovae j ted. 332 Wesley Avenue.

WANTED A 2-FAM1LY DWELLING, east of Asbury j" Avenue and between Third Street and Fourteenth Street, for a Cash Price not exceeding $6,500. Replf by letter only, giving details and price. ,= W. SCOTT HAND, Broker j 819 Wesley Avenue 1 . — ■'! Only a few more Lots FOR SHLE in McLaughlan - Conover Tract OCEAN CITY GARDENS DONT WAIT! BUY NOW! See IRA S. JOHNSON 412 BOARDWALK Ocean City, N. J. "

"Firestone Fogg Motor Company Albert G. Gilbert E.G.Kurtz

ENDORSES FLOATING S $40,000^000 BOND s > p I Continued from Page One j q natc which would benefit the en- li. tire county, and inflict no hardship; -i " upon the people, who would bene-. • fit fro mthe improvements now j C 5 proposed. i si If two or three persons could jC , afford the time to go to Trenton, tl an dadvocate the proposal, Mr. | ii * 1. ' STRATFORD HOTEL TO c REMAIN OPEN ALL WINTER C Another indication of tlie pros- * . perity and progress, attending 11 c Ocean City, comes in the number 1 ' | of hotels which have decided, to • _ i remain open all the winter. j 11 " Information comes to hand, that ! the Stratford Hotel, will join the > number. Mrs. Milton Rubincam, -jit convinced that the operation of ' ). j i.ei popular hostelry. will meet a ' m 1 g ' at demand and need. r- The Stratford Hotel is in ono ;r rispect, a departure from the orin ; ■ ury establishment, i . that it is J 1 equipped ideally, for light house- . ,c j keeping. ■ 5 Mechanics employed during the , e winter here, who desire to have — i their wives with them, may secure . r- ailmirable acocmmodation, as also ( a- may the unmarried who prefer preparing their own rfteals. Without doubt many will be ■ glad to avail themselves of this i accommodation. The Stratford Hotel is centrally located, and furnished with all the conveniences of home.

Button entertained no iloubt upon wit. the result. r''' Finally it was decided that steps • to that end should be taken, and scri the Secretary was instructed to mj, oemmunicate with the Boar.l of cou Freeholders, and the Chamber of Urr Commerce of Atlantic County, sov liciting their co-operation anil as- t | At tlie .last meeting of the local att ' the Secretary was in- ^ ; structqd tu write to the Atlantic e0I ! City Electric Light Company and «j| j the Bell Telephone Company, call- nei j tlieir attention to the very, un- ! satisfactory service, that Ocean IV j City yyaa receiving from hot! hl, . , bo Mr. Swift was present, and was wj I invited to address the meeting for , h i the Electric Light Company. Mr. 'Swift prefaced his remarks by j of answering complaints. j When nine years ago- his com- po j pany took over the City lighting ! sj sf em, they had just one line into i Ocean City. The next year, a sec-|th ond line was added, at a cost of c: $517,000, so as to give better and more efficient service. j 1 Mr. Swift then Went on to ex- j / plain the general causes of a III ' break down with the city plunged : III into darkness, and volunteered the III information that the company had II | taken steps, to reduce a repitetion.il ! | of such occurrences, to' practical- |l| 'jlv an ineducable minimum. The II ' | Company proposed to install a II r series of automatic switches at an II ! expenditure bf $25,000. l, The switches would so operate, II s I that the instant one line failed, the 11 * ] other would be automatically swil- II " J ched on. The representative of the Bell II 'Telephone Campony, did not meet II

B dability is the Root — he Very Groundwork of \merican Stores' Success! j [ we sell, every commodity w; handle, is sold with | ck guarantee. | Best Pure Lard >M3c Quality the finest and the price extremely low. | I Buy Them by the Dozen .^aco Pork and Beans I Choice Tomatoes ' can Reg. 10c can Sugar Corn Reg. 12e can String Beans \ 3 cans for 25c Reg. lie can Lima Beang I 1 1 I $1.00 doz I New pack canned vegetables. Unusually big values. Rich Creamy Asco Cheese lb27c Oleomargarine l!' 23c j Very good snappy cheese.i Absolutely pure. Eweet hi •jyy jL ■ and wholesome. Have You Tried It Yet? ^5 Coffee 29c If you have never had a cup of the delicious Asco Coffee J you are missing much in real coffee satisfaction. Asco Coffee . is the biggest coffee value sold today. Try a cuy— YouH taste | the difference. | 9 cans 12c 3 Pk^ 9c 13 r°n" 9c Best Pink Gold Seal Princess ! Salmon Rolled Oats Toilet Paper j for 51.00 for 25c io' $1.00 More Big Values in Canned Vegetables Reg. 15c can Sweit Potatoes \ ^ \ 1 O Reg. 14e can Red Beeta ... / R ^ can | Asco Maine Corn for | Asco Shoe Peg Corn i f Aaco Sour Kraut \ I $1.50 doZ I Choice I'eaa / I » I New pack. Lay in your winter supply now, while there low prices prevail. ik,t v.i. cm Mai it ,»< (sco Buckwheat | f1 a cjr. pijik. -i*« «. or Pancake Flour I Upke King Wheat Cereal pkg lac Grape Nate pkg 17e Por breakfaat tomorrowGold Seal Macaroni pkg 9e pancakes and -nusage. THREE AMERICAN STORES' LEADERS Gold Seal Flour 12 11) bag 19c The highest quality flour milled. Victor Bread l°af 6c Bakeihin our own sunshine bakeries. Asco Teas ^ 15c Five quality blends— Orange Pekoe, India Ceylon. Old Country I Style, Blaek, Mixed. Horahey'a Choc. Kisses "i QQn Quality Cooked w"m j COOKED BEEF big can ISc Th whU. i. 1..I. P""' w, rk, ao 401 ASBURY AVE. 745 ASBURY AVE. rt 1126 ASBURY AVE. j

<1, with his apology for fauitj JJ P Testimony was given, that sub- 1 c Fillers had had to wait forty )j> ninutes and longer, before they,:: ould get a long distance call;? hrough. Innumerable instances ,, .ere lite.1- Mr. Sutton b»rc testi- „ nony of persons attempting to use. he iioDihs on the Boardwalk, and n utter disgust, abandoning the attempt, through failure to get , -in "reply to tlie questions and •Omplai.it-s the gentleman agree" a it h Mr.Hea.iley, that a pcnmiient representative in the city, would lie able to do much to improve matters. As fai~wr his , judgment enabled him to decide, he felt it would also lie quite possible, to have fivfc or six more booths installed o.v the Boanlwalk. with a permanent operator in charge of a central station. Speaking on behalf of tlie Telephone Company, lie assured the Chamlier of Commerce, they were anxious tu secure the best service possible for Ocean City, and would convey their wishes tohis super-, iors in power. ... An invitation was received from, the Director of the Halloween, Carnival, to the end that the j

| represented i" »he panicle by a ^ I float. , .1 I 1 •resident Sutton favored the ! proposal, with which the ja££d. and >'• I,ci':rolh 1 Smith were named as a comm uec lio make the necessary arrange

COAL RANGE FOR SALE I 1028 Atbory Avenue I Ocean City, N. J. I

THE WEAVER STORE CEtff RALLY LOCATED Ml AMERICA'S GREATEST FAMILY RESORT Outing Flannel Night Gowns $1.00 - $1.25 - $1.50 Heavy Suitings, Ratines BIO NEW' STOCK JUST IN |

I four "bargainsI 2nd Three Ia)(s and Nine Room Coltatre in quiet and refined neigh- " borhood. Recently painted inside and ouL. recently papered thruout- recently furnished; modern in every rcspeel. This is an unique property and cannot be duplicated in Ocean ( ity. An ideal Sum- III mer Home $8,500.00. |: j 3rd— Neat Nine Room Cottage in center of city near the beach. Very 1 attractively located. Heated and suitable for an all the year |{ residence. ' A real bargain, $8,500.00 if you move quickly. | j III 1th— A 17 room cottage centrally located. If you wish to rent rooms || and have only limited capital, the terms arc attractive. This property is worth to-day $2,000.00 more than I am asking, tor a quick HH All the above prepositions are worth investigating: I would not | be spending good money advertising them if I thought otherwise. ! CHARLES P. LAKE Broker 836 AS URY AVENUE A Quarter Million Dollars Worth of Lots ' on the McLaughlan-Conover Tract, in Ocean City Gardens were sold up to Monday of Tract has been on the marthis week. The total amount ket less than three weeks, is now way past that figure More than three-quarters of and soaring to new heights. the land has been sold. The Ocean City Gardens is ad- -h!,S JS-j' miktediy the most glorious ' thpv spot on the entire Atlantic. ta° J Many believe it is even more omg. lieatuiful than fashionable Ventnor where fortunes FOLLOW THIS BUYING! - were made by those who vn, r . v VAT makkf had the foresight to^bujL CAN N0T MAKKE land there when it looked A MISTAKE looks now 11 City Gi"'de"S ThesE '°ts ™ wholesale in blocks or in | BECAUSE units of 10. Prices range . - from $600 to $800. A delots there are selling for posit of $50 is required on $600, $700 and $800. each lot selected now, $50 — this is much cheaper than additional in 60 days, and land in the colored section ^r,c w^en the deed is delivof Atlantic City. gred upon completion of imy .. ~ . . . „ provements. The balance the Gardens is practically may re,najn on mortgage, all beach front. you have 6 months in which —Ocean City is experienc- t0 settle. rth» iusr n £»r srf decade or more. that hupn we!'e pay a bigger deposit when —The Gardens is pi-actical- thev selected their lots, ly the only spot ,on the Is- . land Vhich has not felt this 1 h,s Ppopepty cannot last rise, owing to the fact main- "iuch longer after you read Iy that property there is th,s advertisement. Com"unimproved" • municate immediately witn , —values, therefore, MUST- Sei°ke'' °'' ^ rise. It's the law of aver- g ages— the cold, indisputable, I indestructible law. BUY NOW The McLaughlan-Conover YOU WON'T REGRET IT. / WILLIAM McLAUGHLAN „ t 2012 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, »■ i Phone 1376-M ^ J