s — ' * OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY. APRIL 26. 1923 . , . ** - - v ... ., — -. ■ -- „umt ivrr Va ?~c M » >'■ " rouni»nlrn#d L» t> . r.: TWO ORDINANCE * nr end rountenlmad by n,

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LARGE ATTENDANCE OF BOTE BIBLE CLASSES AND FRIENDS The ladies of the Philathea Bible Class, associated with the First Baptist Church, entertained the members of the Barraca Class fot a social hour, in the parlors of the church, on Friday evening last. Both classes were well represented and in addition, there were many friends not identified with either of the classes. Mrs. Wilbur Ackiey, commander-in-chief of the Philatheas, acted as toast mistress for the occasion performing the duties of her office in most charming anil efficient manThc toast mistress succeeded admirably in infusing a spirit of perfect cordiality and homeyness into the assembly, the meeting being entirely free from cold formalism and austere ceremony. CapL A. R. Smith, president of the Barraca Class, gave free rein to his fund of wit and humor, in an address which kept the audience convulsed with laughter. P. J. Evans, Superintendent of the Bible School, took occasion to detail at length the functions of an organised class, and incidentally stated that the Baptist Bible School, would in the course of a few weeks, be up to the requirements of a Standard School. During the winter the average ttendance had not been below 80 per cent of the enrollment. Dr. Milton G. Buck, expressed his pleasure In being present, and participating in so enthusiastic a gathering. The close intimacy of spirit and co-operation between the two classes augered well for the future of the church. Clayton Haines Brick followed with one of his characteristic speeches, full of humor and good counsel. As chairman of the finance committee, in connection with the building of the new church, Mr Brick detailed at some length the ! plans in course of maturing. To the infinite gratification of all present, Mr. Brick expressed himself confident, that the cam- . paign being carried on under his direction, would be an unqualified success, the responses already received being liberal and substantial. Miss Heiss, teacher of the Philathea Class, was idnuced to contribute a brief talk, in addition to a humorous reading previously rendered. The remaining part of the program, included two very pleasing songs effectively sung by Clinton Lowden, an amusing recitation byMrs. Boo*, and a delightful reading by Mrs. Niekerson. The ladies then served refreshments to which all did ample justice, enjoying in fullest measure the social hour. Confident that these united meetings will prove of inestimable value,, both to the classes and the school, It waa taetily understood that beginning with the opening of next autumn's schedule of work, they would be more frequently J SOAPSUDS | No. L. I suppose you dont know that coal is sometimes washed. Well, it is! S' fact! In the anthracite field* in Pennsylvania they have what are known as breakers or w«sheries, and one of these structures was destroyed only last week by fire. The loss was estimated at $150,000. Now, this anthracite needs to be washed before it is used by the people, just like their clothes need to be washed sometimes before they are ready for use. It stands to sense also that If this coal laundry was a regular humdinger, then it is going i to I* miseil somewhat. Some peopie like coal washed just so, especially that duns of people who have I grown into the anthracite habit, which is rather a costly one. These people have pronounced preferences and are not often misled. They know what's what and they have that determination ingrained which consistently demands THE BEST. It will be some time perhaps before they get a laundry just like the last one, and they may get a, serious cold in the meantime, t _ .. .. Where do you have your -washing done — your cloths and clothes, etc? Do you deal with a . second-rate concern or with a laundry out of town? Why not do business with us, right here in your own town. This washery is just in the place where you can look after it best. 'We want to serve you, but you must extend to us the opportunity to do so. We are not going to let you miss us, either by ignorance of our select service, or by our falling short of your esteemed requirements. Memorize this telephone number and call us up at any time that you need things done "just bo." Once you experience the delight* of our serving, you will call again and often. Telephone 117-J for the Ocean City Luundry Company. Yours to the hurt and only d'oylle. Jimmie Boy.

held. Doubtless the Barraca 's will return the compliment and in due season entertain the Philatheas for an evening. Ijj MR. AND MRS. BACON RETURN FROM TOUR TH Itinerary Included Bermuda, Cuba. Panama Islands and the Chief Cities of .the South ble Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bacon, who; rst are amdltg the best known and es:he teemed of summer residents have for just returned from an extensive: he tour and itinerary around the south The excursion included the Bare- hama Islands, Cuba, the Panama ire Canal regions and the cities of ith South America. Mr. Bacon was enthused over the ir- splendid golf courses at Bermuda, as and the masterly performances of ir- some of the players he had the pleasure of observing there, n- Mr. ami Mrs. Bacon have opened their charming summer residence.! d- on Atlantic avenue, where they r- propose to remain for a few weeks j Mr. Bacon has always taken a , deep interest in Ocean City and its , m cure problems. It will be remembered that as chairman of a special >f committee, appointed by the Cham- ( in ber of Commerce, Mr. Bacon pre- ^ in rented a very exhaustive and ably ' i- conceived report relative to the ad- ' usability of the city purchasing j if and operating the sewer and water a plants. >' ITALIAN CLUB HOUSE 'e The Independent Club of this , city, an organization composed of , citizens of Jtalian descent, are con- , templating the erection of a club- t * house. j ® The organization owns a fine lot . located on Simpson avenue, in the , d vicinity of Ninth street and upon d this they propose to build a one- | a story house. f The plans moke provision for a e commodious assembly room in e which to hold all meetings and social functions, with all modern eonii venrienees attached. In addition it c will contain a fully equipped kit1 chen. Bids are being solicited for - the building of the house. i The organization is composed of r forty members over whom Harry • Sannino acts as president. I ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL

shore fast line ' - will, issue a new . commutation card U ; WILL PROVE OF INESTIMABLE a. VALUE TO WORKMEN THRU THE SUMMER MONTHS j ! Information comes from the of- j offices of Mr. McMillan, assistant j" ;-i superintendent of the Shore Fasti e lane, of a new commutation card J e , which will go into effect during the' h coming month. ' The company proposes to issue; B In ticket good for sixty trips be- j ' f 'tween Ocean City and Pleasantvillo for the sum of $10.30. which r B j means a great reduction over the j ' • cheapest yet issued. 'j This monthly commutation priv-l eiilege will prove a boon of inestim-j able value to" workmen in parti- j' 'jcular. With the vast amount of jc ' J building under way already, to-j ' : gether with the Hotel Flanders | c ' and the new high school, artisans j t ' 1 of all trades will be in great de- j * ■ | mand. ! ' Housing facilities for working Ij men are not ever plentiful in tliis j - ! resort. During the summer months ] 1 | j with small cottages in great de- ' mand, there will be still greater)1 J shortage. Workingmen employed) II here will therefore be compelled; i to locate as near-by as possible, j | Plcasantvillc offering exceptional t advantages. 1 1 To such this new commuter's je rate will therefore be a great con- i venience ami saving. Indirectly it ; will also very materially benefit I ! the city in providing reasonably! a price transportation for the small 1 army of workmen that will l>e i needed. Ocean City is rerved by no pub- j 1 lie utility more anxious to accom- 1

line- late" the public in every* conceivable way, than the Shore Fast YOUNG REALTOR IS THREE YEARS OLD t Hrbrates the Anniversary With E; the Help of Young and Mature F rignds Master Elmer Jaskson Pearl, the _ ! son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson , |. Pearl, passed the third milestone , t j on the journey Thii^l-n -iftoeey. 1 1 and celebrated tJw auspicious oc-i e imsion by entertaining a party of) friends at the home of his parents, j Master Pearl performed the [ jardous duties of hostess to the I ! manner born. Fully a dozen of Jhis little playmates were present . to help him make an afternoon of ! it and a memorable time w-as spent | by all. Games and refreshments were | the logical diversions of the oc- ■ j Among the ladies present to | chaperon ami assist in the enter- | ! tainmcnt of the younger guests , | Mrs. Clayton Haines Brick, j Mrs. J. W. Morrison, Mrs. Walter, , j A. Dittrick, Mrs. L. W. Moutzor. ( 'Mr*. Russell H. Nulty, Mrs. Wal- ( | ter Sherman, Mrs. J. T. Hughes, , | Mrs. Matthew Savage and Miss jBelva Smith. STUDENTS ON VISIT j Students to the number of twen- i I ty -six, of the Germantown Friends' ] (High School of Philadelphia, journ- ! eyed to this resort on a short out.arriving Friday afternoon. Accompanied by Miss Elizabeth j they registered j among the guests of the Biscaync j Hotel where they remained until j Saturday evening, i The Young people report having had a delightful time during the ' brief visit. i

JUST A WORD TO OUR FRIENDS TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE HOTEL STRAND WESLEY AVENUE AT NINTH STREET IS NOW OPEN PAUL M. SPIEOCER. Ownership Management *

5000^>mes had to go without ARCOLA because they waited till Fall

TO 5,000 families in 1921 came a real disappointment. There weren't enough Arcolas to fill thenorders— and'they shivered through the winter with stoves or an oldfashioned heating plant. Three times as many homes are being built this year as in 1921. And we can make only the same number of Arcolas as in 1921 because orders for larger Ideal Boilers have already over- taxed our factories.

» The popularity of Arcola is tre- > mendous. It is the only satisfactory r heating plant for the small home. i Gives you a genuine American Radiator in every room. Perfect protection for the children against ; colds and grippe. So economical that it pays for itself in the faeHt ; saves. Please help us to avoid disappointi ing you next Fall. Ask your Heating Contractor to give you an estimate now.

ARCOLA Heating Outfit Installed ready to use with radiator in each room i=. 5180 to s550 s. FOR SMALL HOMES AND STORES AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY Ideal Boilers and Amerjcak Rfldiators for every heating need i| 25th and Reed Streets PHILADELPHIA, PA.

ROSS FERGUSON IS 1 HONORED BY PARTY* Event Given In Honor of Hi* Birthday "Which Occurred ) Earlier In the Week ' Ross Ferguson, the popular ath- ! ^ ! lete was signally honored on Thursi day. evening of last week. I It transpires that earlier during |C j the week Mr. Ferguson had attain- ' njed to another natal anniversary, i ( j and a number of friends repaired p ' to his home. 10-14 Ashurv avenue, j * jt<> help him fittingly celebrate the ' f j auspicious occasion. , I It was a real surprise visit and ) a memorably pleasant time was '' * spent. yi The diversions of the evening; ( were games, cards anil dancing. t Following the amusements, dainj ty refreshments were served and thoroughly enjoyed. Mr. Ferguson came in for the w arm felicitations j I of his, friends and guests. j j, The party included: Miss Sarah £ Smith, Miss Lucille Townsend, Miss! 1 Alice Garretson, Miss Octavene Ri- j Miss Gertrude Wagner; Miss, * Bertha Morningwhey, Miss Mar- ■ _ ' ion Steclman, Miss Marion Front, r' J. Wallace, Wesley Baker, j | ' Gordon Cox, Edgar Baron, William | Garretson, Leslie Hughes, Chester ' Ferguson, Jonathan Wallace, and Ross Ferguson. . "weBwmd ^f'comm!«S™.r»h|jf lhe Oily of Orcen City do ordain:— ^ | Oeenn City. New Jeraey. "hall l» laidoot. , niwned. creded and if ravelled, and that the J one ahull Include the oldewalk- and ihe I to the roadway, sidewalk*, and eurb .hull ? t - - —

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C . . . - ■ ■ Mencriei & Sons j GARDENERS AND YARD BUILDERS : IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Schrubberles, Privet and Shade Troos Your cottages cleaned, opened and put in roadlnes9 Any kind of work around your place Phone 699 1214 BAY AVENUE COOPER, JR. ♦es5r5U' Builder 9th and Central Avenue. Ocean City, N. J. Phone 97M sodas High Grade Ice Cream suddaes K. K. FURMAN 724-26 As bury Avenue Phone <39* Hot Drinks Order* Delivered SmxMlat is* *r« I EtUlt mmd Starch Co. Cape May Court House, N. J. Acts as Executor and in a Fiduciary Capacity — — TITLE INSURANCE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES li MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR SALE Searches Briefs of Title Conveyancing a /a -fithian- A J L ERECT A FITTING MEMORIAL Our equipment, professional experience and immense stock of quality memorials i are at your disposal. An inspection of our plant, where none but i skilled artisans are employed, is cordially invited. 'Here one can view memorials of every description in the various stages of construction. S 0. J. HAMMELL CO. I PLEASANTVILLE, N. J. CAMDEN, N. J. j: MEMORIAL CKAFTKMKN FOR MORI THAN U YCABg I* Mr .

| ' L'- CX"'rdaIn'r" f, j a^TniDrwd.1" a.Ll •InwI^^hOnu briha'll "ha "laldouL 'prnrd and Impr'.'AI ar. . J to I ha tdana and apaclftraliona of . ' ih.' City Enaiiwrr and on Ilia' In I ha city j ^ lha I * > . : i u t . opaninr. rradinir and im- t [ See. i. ""tk* i (£Lo CltiT' Wd rala"** nol r>raadine^> J^jTy 'ha' ■ 1 TERMS CASH John Re I to CEMENT CONTRACTOR Sidewalks, Curbing and Foundations 1153 WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. j Our Wall Paper ! is a veritable find. We aim to please the particular. Just come down and inspect our numerous designs. If you are critical it may take you a long time to decide — j there are so many patterns to choose from — but the point Is that you can be suited exactly right and at prices that will appeal to you. ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Atbury Ave. "*■ Ocean City New Jersey FOR RENT SEASON OF 1923 i Furnis hed Apartments on Moor j lyn Terrace. All Conveniences. . F. E. CHAMPION 730 MOORLYN TERRACE OCEAN CITY, N. J. sgi HEADLEY & -nADAMS Dealers in R eadingCoa AUo Kindling Wood by barrel or cord. Beet cool on the m.rket- 30M lha to the ton raorantood. Bell or Enterprise Ofire and Yard. TENTH AND WEB«dj ^ J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. Estate of Mark Lake j funeral ©trector 8uv Central Avenue Ocean City New Jersey 1 AUTO EOUIPMENT ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW 1 Harcourt & Steelman LAW OFFICES 757 A8BU8T AVE.. OCEAN CtTT, N. LAW BUILDING. ATLANTIC C1TT. N. Jl Office Hear* : II A. M. I P. M. ANDREW C. B0SWEL1 Law Offices MASTER IN CHANCERY Boo roe Boilding-Aekory Aernoe and I OCEAN CITY, N. J. r

of i he 1'eio.rtment of ttove„» ".'i?0, ^r^n ™2d,"'uIoJrl 0" "S3 »in. thi parpoto for which + day"nf whkh Iho^aana'oro I**' .1 ll.e orplraTtoT^ t^'daS?*,* lie flnnl imoaoito. "to ^ ^ ^NOTICE "* IWlfatV* A.' MORRIS, jriabM MADDOCK'S PHARMACY EIGHTH AND ASBURY AVI Ocean City Phone 580 The visitor to a strange dtj sometimes in doubt as to slay slore he can secure best ttrnt ■ The visitors interest is our e off | Our prices arc the same (o u whether stranger or resident Satisfied patrons are our hoi MADDOCK J. P. JOCHER R A I NTING 1920 Asbury Ave. JOSEPH C. FART I ATTORNEL-AT LAW Solicitor and Master in Ckumj, Real Estate, Convryancat Collections 622 Asbury Avenue j OCEAN CITY, N. J. » Wm. H. Powell to- 1 - ay i General Contractor Grading and Street Bcildi^ ] I hlrty -fourth st. and West m OCEAN CITY, N. J. Residence: J«OJ Cenlrel ■"» Bell Pbeae or Jos. Van G. Hofotcker ARCHITECT S0J Eighth St. Ocett Q) i Kl b ' Drugless Healing: Nature's Jtadrt a 1 I). M. Richards, D. C. CHIROPRACTOB " (Graduate of Palmer CoUsm) Has opened offices in the M raT Lamont, Tuesdays, Thursdsyi • Saturdays. ; Afternoon-3 to 5; Evening-* H ^ Caasallaliaa and Bplnal ExemltudmM BRECKLEY'S HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT* Clinton L. Breckley, Pwy Ready Mixed Paints, Lead aifl 920 and 922 Asbury Arrsn Phone. 356-W y : ARCHITECTS VIVIAN B. SMITH , ARCHITECT MI Gaarantee Trail BaUffiM (. j. ATLANTIC CTTT, N. J. ENGINEERS LL Wm. H. Collisson, JrAlee. M. Am. See. C 1 Civil Engineer and SerW* Cltr Enrlneer, Ocean air, N. $.

HOTELS AND COTTAGES HOTEL STRATFORD VERNON HAL! Seventh and Ocean Avenue , . OPEN ALL YEAK 735 W«lcy A Vet* Light Housekeeping Rooms. Alio Boarding ! NOW OPEN . Hosier. He* Speciel U Ra.r. MRS. MILTON RUBINCAM ; — MEDICAL ~ a*tt* WILLITS P. HAINES, M. D. Heur.t Physician and Surgeon J " t'r^u* Offiea Houre: 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. • Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose snd John H. WhitiCHT, * * r—n, »• """ cu_ 717 WESIKT Cor. Wesley Ave. snd 9th SL OCEAN CITY, oJS .OTWAp V DR. CHAR H. VAB. 824 WESLEY ^AVENUE 0 Q"P0P«t»>k (to OCEAN CITY, N. J. BELL PHONE M pb,.. i;p.w Pbaei. HERSCHEL PETTIT, M. D. HUGHES CENTRAL P*A*,UP 807 Wesley Avenue * Eighth St. snd W ** OCEAN CITY, N. J. Phone >45 " m us! ^dy" J- Thornley Hughes, P- . Bell rwas IT* Pharmed* •• 1