■ SIX OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1923 " _ _ _

aiA "iiflL NOTES (CouUnued from Page Three) ■ anted by some mean*, the hydroKen could be o*ed for commercial purpose.", as fuel, the same a* f manufactured gas, and the bxy- ■ (ten used to support the combust - By ion. The courcc of the water sup- ' ply would be limitless. The water r in Great Egg Harbor could be f used up first and when that was : ■ exhausteil, you could begin on the ocean. 1 Now get to work and dense 1 [ some plan by which the two gases

can be separated cheaply. Maybe > it can be done by centrifugal force B the same as cream from milk in a 1 I cream separator. If you can do 1 this, you will solve the coal situ- * I . ation. Some day in the near fu- ' ture this will be solved for the fuel d in water. *

A WORTHY PLAN TO ADOPT How would you like to be one of the 100 American boys who will be sent to Europe next September to study in the schools there for one year? This is the plan of Dr. I Drury, rector of St Paul's School I in Concord, N. H. 1 He plans to have 600 European ' boys come to the If. S. to study orf a year in American pre para- ' tery schools and to keep up the practice for ten years. Dr. Drury savs that the youth ' - of Unlay will be the leader of tomorrow. The object of the changing is to bring together the tal- ' en ted or favored youth of variouB countries during the formative

years of school life anil to encourage them to understand the points of view of other nations, by means of personal friendship ami knit together better relationship. NORTHFIELD DANCE WAS A HUGH SUCCESS The A. J. F. Club held one of the most enjoyable and delightful dances last Friday night, that has ever been given in the hiatory of the club. The affair was held in the Northfield Country Club. Although the evening was a stormy one, a good crowd turned out and everyone acknowledged that they ' bad a wonderful time. Robert Gordon won the lucky ' number dance, which entitled him to a prize of a two and a half dollar gohl piece. Above their expense of the rent- ' al of the hall, orchestra and prizes the club realized about $60. J A. J. F. CLUB DANCE HUMOR Among some of those who were present were Messrs Sidebottom, Leadbeater, Ironside, Boosttucker, Setright, Sheets and Misses iflgglesworth, Tarbottom, Apetaker, Wormwood, Muledriver, Doodleheck and Hambergerbone.

HEARD AT THE DANCE You're goln' to have a bear of I a good time. The Jazz boy* are a j bunch of rats and the floor justj right. Alright, Robert, if the music is good, but no jazz hopping for me. ; Let's tdt out the rest of this, ■lance. My dogs are barking something fierce. Excuse me, kin I have this dance? Them melodies alnt to be wasted! Say Marley, how about resting nut this number. .1 got a wooden ORDINANCE NO. ZZ4 An ordlnnnc* to xWhorlso Ik. Issue of burnt, o! the Cltz of Oco.n Qt>. N»« in lb. .urn of Sr. liuudrmithousoad dollar, -.J to b. known u "School B~*" 1. Bond, of th. Citr of Oosxn City, a municipal curwralion of Now gar. s.ld bond, .hall ha datod May • IN. »»**. nod to hear loterwrtjjt 'ha^rat. 22* nf*'tha*r»ai-. of" ir5"to"?«*s. locloalec. and filfn thou«aod dollar. In ooch of {ToSSri"?^ i"S-^tSsrL15 bond, aknll he strussl br the Mayor, the Dtrartor uf tha Hepanm.nl of Imn iand ' Kt nance tha City Treasurer, and attaWad l" thTaty Clerk .^th^^r".^' ^''ooSoM'of0*^ Smd.,'to*h. nsnad h, the facsimile .Isnature. of (old Dimetor of the Deportment ^ S^fonn of the hood and »J1 other mat.*2dld*hy"^°^°^° ^ the aforesaid bonds am issosd by virtus of an art of the Lwxt.latam of the 8l*U of New Jersrr. er.P-.Ud. ^An KtM ^ti amendment' Ihamto and tha wptdemwat, V'4 r nS"" hMbaan, drtannluod that SdbSfl^T pTrlod of Mrtuloem forty 4. That tho proceeds from the sole af said bond, am to ho oaod for th. ometIns and constrnetin* and eoolpplne of a public hlsh school In Oman Q9, New SHKStJ (1,. i. This ordinance al.all take effect at the expiration of tea day. from Its pam- ~ === asks?® xjU^TST t. l»tz. and erlli 1#. hMi.

! leg and dancing goes against the grain. Lady, your name should lie first in the telephone book. You've got eyes like the lamps on a Howls Rice >. Beg pardon, how shakin' ,! a slipper with me? j, Listen, let's linger on the side lines awhile, my joint* have been condemned by the building inspecg tors. r Let's take another spiel. I'll get e hand-hoitlers cramp if 1 stay here s much longer. ( . Girlie, dont tell me that hair is real! fWhat keeps you out of the ^ > Follies? r otiicn •

i I guess a little shouiiler shaking . is all right I . Can you imagine us hitting the i hay at 8.00 o'clock? Waiter, bring us shome turtle shoup, and-hie- make it shnappy. " "Rats!" shouted Mary, as she dropped a handful of beautiful * golden hair, She sure had musical feet, be- f cause they were flat Thai .1 inner heats mf. [ me.

I Wasnt it strange how scarce the r golf balls were? [ The following familiar ballads I were sung: "A sock on the foot is worth two , in the eye." "He fed the baby/garlic so he . could find her in the dark." "No matter which stocking a girl puts on first, she puts on her i one last." Mother (over bannister at 2 A. M.) — "T'Lee, are you in?" T1.ee (crossly shutting door)— ' "No, out ten bucks.'1 " t

a Anna (alighting from car) — 8 "John, the dance isn't until nine. 1 „ What time is it now?" j John — "Ten-thirty, dear." Anna— Oh, I was afraid we might be late." j Caroline— "Which end shall 1 get ^ 1 off at?" g Conductor — It's all the same. f Both ends stop. ' FAMOUS ATHLETE BUYS ' Through the agency of Jules R. ' j Ledig, real estate broker, James B. 1 Juvenal, of Philadelphia, purchas- ' ' ed the cottage located on Fifth 1 r street and Wesley avenue. ' 1 Mr. Juvenal will be remembered by all interested in outdoor sports as a famous oarsman of earlier . "lay*. 1 , Mrs. Juvenal and her three dsn- \ gbters will spend the summer j months at their new cottage. ; [ Boyohhoy A dame 1 love I Is Alice Fern; 1 She don't know much But willin" to learn. |

1 LOCAL LEAGUERC i WHIP CAPE MAY . SHUFFLE CHAMPS ■ FINAL SCORE IN A HOTLY CONTESTED BATTLE RINGS AT 393-316 The question was asked frequently during the week end what could be the cause of the inclement weather, the city has labored I under recently. Beginning with Thursday, blizzards and rain have been the ffrder — quite an unusual thing apparently for this period of the year and this section of the country. The most expert metcrologists ' consulted, but no reason : I could be assigned. Astrologists t could discover nothing unusual tak- i ing place among the stars. Yet i everybody shivered and shugged,

e and everybody looked wet and mis- t erable. t Then suddenly someone happens ed on the real cause. After repeated failures and defeats, it transpired that the Ocean City ' t Men's Progressive League had at ! B last triumphed over their old ri- j r vals from Cape May City, j The victory quite upset the eler ments of nature. The Clerk of the Weather was so intent watching.'1 the game that he allowed the ma- j i, chinery to become mixed and|. jumbled up in hopeless confusion, f so much so in fact, that it is a| wonder a few earthquakes and vol- 1 j canic eruptions did not take place. ! « Notwithstanding the victors are J carrying their honors very mod- i estly. They were persistent and * would n otsurrender until triumph • , came their way. The final score .1 rang with the Ocean City Shufflers q 47 in advance of the invaders. | r . The summary of the game reads | u thus: £ Ocean City League £ W. Kautchmon «l H. Donnelley - — 03 , q W. J. Chadwick ^ . Oldfield 100 Rolla Garretson „ 1 A. Oldfield 100 1 - , Elmer Crane A. R. Smith .. 100 { • I ill , ToU! 393 a Cape May League Meldrum ' 100 88 Nittinger Wilson "I Kane ^ 1^ Hughes 87 : i Total - — - 34Gj!; 1'

FOR SALE 'd A Selected List of Desirable Lots for Improvement or Investment PLYMOUTH PLACE — 10x75 feet. Stone coping, g rasi sod; idea] location for Summer or all year home. Price - - $4,500 CENTRAL AVENUE— Between Eighteenth ami Nineteenth Streets; 46x100 feet. Up to gn.de and nil Municipal improvements. Most alt. active site for dwelling or apartment house. Price - - $3,500 CENTRAL AVENUE— At Twentieth Street, on the Ocean side. Tract of three lots. Each 40x100 feet. Opportunity for sub-division and improvement. Will sell single lots. Price (each) - - $3,000 OCEAN ROAD — On the Gardens. Single lots or in groups. A location and at a figure that will permit of profitable buildifig for investment. Price (each) - - $1,800 WESLEY AVENUE— Corner of Twenty-sixth street. Both sides of Wesley Avenue, and the Riparian grant Full frontage of 60 feet Price - - $10,000 CORNER IX)T — Tenth and Asbury Avenue. 40x100 feet. Frontages on three streets. The most valuable and desirable business corner available, for sale at a reasonable figure. Price - - $37,500 WESLEY AVENUE— Below Twenty-eighth Street. 50x 120 feet, together with East side of the street and _ j the Riparian grant. Price - - $5,000 Other Single Lots and Tracts of Ground in All Sections of the City From $500 Upwards STANT0N-REALT0R fighth Street Below Asbury Avenue

ATTENDS SON'S WEDDING William J. Craig, of this city. ; journeyed to Philadelphia to wit1 ness his son. Earl J. Craig being j united in the bonds gf wedlock Id 1 Miss Edith Wills. 1 Both (hide and gloom are re.-i-■lents of Philadelphia, well known , , and highly esteemed in a large f | circle of acquaintances. . Following the nuptual cerej mony, dinner wanenjoved at Jvugler's, after whicn the couple left ! j 1 for Washington, D. C-, where the honeymoon will be spent. ' I Mr. Craig ha* a host of friends ' in thi* resort from whom He has received many warm felicitations. ON THE GRAND JURY Dr. John Hnndley, R. Howard Thorn, Harry Headley, John Marts, i H. Beagle. W. J. Chadwick and i ' S. Kilmer, all of Ocean City, at- ; tended Cape May Court House dur- ■ the past week, called to servo ; on the granil jury. The sitting of the jury was in ] connection with the April term of the Cape May County Court. Which Beach, Sis? Betty — "Oh, I see you got another letter." ! Hettic — "No, that's the envelope : new bathing suit came in." ORDINANCE N*. JJ« ' in Ilm City of Oman C'll*. New Jerwy. [ >»l twir.n be- ween Seventh ami Einhlh j Street* and Ceatral and W'rrler Areowv^ j 'the fifteen^toot wide al'.o J (at reel) in the City of Ocean City. New! : Seventh and Eiyhth Street, and. ^ OmiUi^Wo^Ajw-^i ^ ha laid out. otiened and improved arthe Oty En ci near and on file in (be City j j See. S. That the coat and expenee of J provins of said street and the incidental ' 4 Th t the t t h I I ' of'oemn CitT^'sS^tMsLn'be'lLfini" 1 in amonnt and shall bear interest at a : I rate of not exeaadimc six ^l«r ^centum, per | ! Mayor arid eountandstwd fcy the Dirertor ; of the Department of Revenue and Knar, cestui the eorprrau^ j «arne° the purpoee for which the same were j ..rued. Said notas shell bear date the of which the same are leaned, and at- 1 I tested by Oty Clerk. i See. 5. This ordinance shall take ef- ; | feet at the expiration of ten days from I -d I The above ordlnJ'we was pa'md on | 1 Aral and second readin.-s at a meetlne of . the Board of Commissioners of Oman dir. j ! New Jersey, held April 9th. IID. nrd will i : be taken up on third readin* and final j | pasanee at a maatsne of said Board to I' - Ictei^Oty. New Jersey. April 30* Itus! 1 at three o'clock in the afternoon. HARIIY A. MORRIS. dly dork. I nde-4-I J-Zt intent. Clrrulntion. Etc.. re-tui-rsi by the ■ : , Oman City Sentinel, publishes! sreek'y et j CMnJMy N.^J., (. r April I. 1»33. ! County of Cepe Mey Before me. a Notary Public. In sod frr - the Stale and county aforesaid, pe, tonally ; heen duly sworn aeeoidins la law. sb-p-ses jar-l^sny that I '■ the Husire-j Mannrer

I ! *"4 *dJr*^' °' '[2 ' rublidter— Oessin dtr Prin'in;- and I , ' "f-.l.-.r" r.y. Evant qlwn Cliy^M. J. ! " "!,.*i-.ratHiB. else its name and ihsin', or 1. 1, line I iwr rant or more of the t ' ■ . : City Prfktlnx and Ptdilishine Co.. Oman City. N. J. : Howard S. StatUton. , tlreail City. V Jy II. S Mowref. Oman

. B K Smiih. Ilntn City. V J : A. R I j Sndth.^Oevan^ i f<,Pdht>lders. ^ aod I ' I t 'per rent or mato amoonl^ .o i I : holders.' and "areurity holders. If any. contain not only the list of stockholders sn.l . hooks of' lbs Company hut also. In cases - where the sliTkholder^'t security hohics ' Tation^lm narm ^^ti^PeTao«.°o^ rnrno- ; * F2msi'rms"snd "oondnlons "under^hkh i stiwkholsiet a and security holders tsho .hi,

AGAIN Abbotts Milk Wins' the Highest Awards ONE FOR THE ATLANTIC CITY SURPRISE 1 1 MILK CONTEST— THE OTHER FOR THE STATE PASTEURIZED MILK CONTEST To determine Ihe quality of the milk served in Atlantic City, lb.' New Jersey Stale Department of Agriculture held a Surprise Milk Contest in At- j lantir City from January 16 lo 19. Samples of milk < were taken without notice from a number of wag- ] on* on the street and sent to Trenton lo he tested. Abbotts Milk won Ihe first prize — as it also did a J year ago. At th> annual contest, recently held in Trenton by the New Jersey State Department of Agriculture, Abbotts were also given first prize for pasteurized milk, scoring the highgsf. This continuous prize-winning record is due to our | increasing effort to give you healthful, nourishing i milk, protected by Laboratory Control. It means rigid sanitary care on the farm and through every stage of handling Abbotts Milk. It means a defi- j nite, uniform standard of richness. It means quality assured by dailv test in our laboratories. Order ABBOTTS "A" from the driver, or drop a card or PHONE— Bell 5 ABBOTTS ALDERNEY DAIRIES, Inc. , Philadelphia Atlantic City Pleasantville j^ Ocean City Wildwood ^^botts,^ Selected AMlk Safeguarded by Science

yjj^j ^ ■ ,1,1, Closed Car Comforts Only *100 More Than Open Car Cost Famous Super-Six Chassis— and a Fine Looking Durable Closed Car Body— 40,000 Coaches in Service Within the limits of a moderately priced scntial quality. With it you get the closed car you can get only ao much. lasting satisfaction of the famous SuperThe Hudson Coach putt value in thinga Slx cha8818that count A durable, comfortable, Just seer and ride in the Coach. It may good-looking closed car for only *100 be the very car you want It will save more than the open model gives an you from *800 to *1500 over closed cara unequalled value in usefulness and es- of comparable mechanical quality. J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. 809 CENTRAL AVENUE - - - OCEAN CITY, N. J. (5235) |

_ ! 'Vh °/ ' rwratoj \ : eepniw. Ihxn "j/J.'^baHRCTT. j i Msnap. . < r Ninth day of Aprtt IftE ^ 1 1 MtBY I ' • ORDINANCE No. «7 .[ [ An pntinsne. in Ur'W-. m»n. rrsd. sn.1, , ' ( , -ravel Simpsnn Avenue. 0~nn I '«»; s'" I _ Jersey. t^BWS^X^SI^gwy i , The Board of Cnmmisriofier, ol <W ( ity ; , 2 ' opened, prsd"! nml rrstelled. and ihni curb. See. Thnl said Sitn|~.n Avenue ns

J wRh. shnil ba^psUl^y an ns^.^. in proportion OS each owner"^ .k-«wd to ae«iul~. *"*" >- rJ. may he temporarily flnaneed1 h2*f?* tuinir of promissory note, of gwM .hsii t. , *kxiTh."2fi5 I'irerior of Ihe IVpnrtm.nl i„ and Fminea sml th. roej-orm1,. * mid City nfllxed tlierenn : and Her, disil 1 -oe.1. and afleetcd by City Clerk."* ' ,lm.s'e"lr""°" a"'1 NOTICE and wennd readllins at a mend't^af "al , Bopid ol Commissioners of 0~.n Cltl i New Jersey, held April 9th. 1933. alK| I.- taken up on third nnilinB snd nnd ' ril?', N,r"i J"»y. April'tt1. . ' ~3' ' "* "harry a. m'orius™' : o.iv-f-iz-st ^ |

Your Opportunity to Save More Bk25c^ A timely opportunity to demonstrate the purrhaxing power of your dollar on this list of quality merrhandisr. Should it ' happen that by any chanre you are not an American Stores' Customer — there is no better time than NOW to prove to your own satisfaction that it always pays to deal Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes the Furthest sou p Beans 3 "» 25c Buy a supply while this special price prevails. i Asco Bluing 1 bots 25c Asco Pork Beans 8 cans 25c ! I Asco Ammonis . 4 bots 25c Gold Seal Macaroni 2 pkg 25c ' Asco Goldn Syrup 3 cans 25c Gold Seal Spaghet 3 pkg 25c i Calf Sd'ed Raisin- 2 pkg 25c Teddy Bear Corn 2 cans 25c Fancy Pers Dates 3 pkgs 25c Sniders Tom. Soup 3 can 25c j Asco Sour Krout.,2 cans 25c Calif Seedlss Rais. 2 pkg 25c Reg. 5c Reg. 15c Reg. I5c Reg. 10c Table Asco Apple Table I Salt Catsup Sauce Salt I 6 h"** 25c 2 bi* 1x51 25c 2 cans 25c 3 b'R h" 25c I Linit (starching) 3 pkgs 25c I'rin Paper NapkBa 6 pkg 25c j Snow Boy Pwdr. 6 pkgs 25c Pears t'n-rnld Soap 2 ck 2.V Gold Dust Pwdr li pkgs 25c Dirox Cold Cream 3 jars 25c j Very Best C. Meal 10 lb 25c Imp. Olive Oil '3 pt can 25c I Mr-. Mor'sn's Pud'ng $, 25c Saft. Matches I doz bx- 25c I Fruit Puddinr 3pkgs 25c Air Float Tal Pwdr 3 rns 25c Keg. 29c Hawaiian _y Pineapple w Slices partly- broken. Packed in a heavy sugar syrup. ( Inthc Pin- 111 do/ 2".t \-eti Iturkw lir.lt ,'t pkg- ?.">■ Maznla Ct.nking Oil ran 25c Asco Pancake I'lr 3 pkg 25c Wesson's Cooking Oil ran 25c Log Cabin Tble Syp can 25c Gold Seal Kid Oats 3 pkg 25c Delirious Cream Mints lb 25c I'rroxide of Hvdg. 3 bots 25c I'rin. Toilet Paper 3 rolls 25c California Prunes 2 lbs 25c Tomato Puree . 4 cans 25c Keg. 7r Asco Keg. 15c Reg. tc Reg. 5c j j Corn Sweet Toilet Asco j Starch Pickles Paper Spices : 4 p"*" 25c 2 h"1* 25c 8 r""* 25c G • 25c | With That Home-Made Flavor Victor BREAD L"1 5c Qualify — its Best recommendation. Gold Seal FLOUR 49c Milled from the choices wheat. Best Flour for all purposes — Bread, cakes, pies and all kinds of light pastry Delicious Cakes, Candies and Jams JJ ( Triton 35c Assorted 10c g ) Sandwich Jellies tumbler C ( Snaparrons Ih 21 C l>Bre Frnit 15C "c Preserves tumbler j az&r? 30c , * - Fruit Preserves jar | Chocolate 29c Hartley's Orange 30C Straws lb tin Marmalade crock Satisfying to the Last Sip! Asco Coffee ib 29c There is a big difference in coffee — you'll say so, too. when you drink a cup of the delicious Asco Blend. Buy a pound today and note its full, heavy body, delightful aroma and irresistible flavor. A trial pound will convince the most particular connoisseur. BABY CHTCK FEED lb 3'/,c 401 ASBURY AVE. ' 745 ASBURY AVE. 1126 ASBURY AVE. i