' ' OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY. JUNE 7. 1923 * . - - ~ cleaning glove* put on, the hand 1 TVOCi — " ' " , L 11— 'Km Good become fast. first and they will not shrink Changr Good tasr. t^ey will nnt shrink. __

|| TWO rrs — I Claims Srillman Cast Her Aside - — -v /7 . .j&'szazJsT.'zxx £,« <?»£$?£ r^/rsnSJis'&aj ^SSffisr- K - •f Stlllman. tin Stlllman now often to a*slst the little boy.

POPULAR REALTOR IN POSSESSION OF NEW OFFICES A RELIC OF FORMER DAYS TRANSFORMED INTO HANDSOME STRUCTURE i A relic of former day*, representing Ocean City in it* infancy, 1 ha* been transformed by the pop- < } olar realtor John R. Jones, into a I handsome structure, adorning a corner, of Wesley avenue and 8th , street. i J Formerly known as the Hughes' ] Pharmacy, in the process of re- ] modeling an old landmark has „ completely disappeared. Often a sense of sentimental regret is experienced, when a fami- ( liar landmark vanishes before the ruthless wheels of progress. In this case however, the change hail t added so materially to the apoar- v nnce of the locality, that Mr. Jones t leserves the gratitude of every I citizen in the community, for sub- ] stituting a building with more than r passing artistic beauty, for a prehistoric pile. c Incidentally too, the splendHd , building which now houses Mr. ( Jones' establishment seems to indicate that real estate brokerage is the most profitable, if not the chief industry, in the city, and —

that Mr. Jones must be ranked as ■ one of the most successful of the ■ business in the resort. The transformation of the old ■ pharmacy has involved very ex- I ■ tensive alterations and a very ■ large expenditure of money. The stuccoed exterior gives the J building an effect of substantial- g ity, the Spanish tile decorations ^ adding the touch of artistic embellishment necessary to relieve the somlierncss invariably inseparable for a plain stucco structure. Wlien completed, the main entrance will be spanned over by a handsome marquee, which by tight will 1* very effectively 11- ' laminated. A finer room for the main office could not be desired, spacious and beautifully appointed with all the requirements of a first class .uodern business establishment. The illuminating system is as perfect as skill anil ingenuity could ■devise. The room can "oe lit up with a blaze of light, or by means of wall brackets of the candle ileKign, reduced to a degree as soft and mellnw as twilight. Immediately connected with the: main office, there is a private room nt the sen-ice of Mr. Jones, equally as commodious and well equipped. The second floor contains otehr handsome suites of offices, one of -which is occupied by the most re■ent representative of the law to •tang out his shingle in town. Tho rapid growth and exsiiou of Mr. Jones business made it imperative for liim to secure | more commodious offices than : those he formerly occupied. As at present located he has every facility available to accom-j modate the increasingly large •• r.umbcr of patrons who impose ah- ' ,-olute confidence in him and his | "njsiness judgment. No Cause at All Of the Write who do things, ; . Without any cause, Are the after dinner speakers, i Who panne tor applause. Then there's the kind who With no cause, whatever, "Uin at their own jokes And Utlnik them so clever. Chestnut Charley Judge— "youretobeshotatdawn." j Prisoner— "idontnetupthateariy." j

PERSONAL MENTION Miss Clara Fagin, of Philwlelsummcr home located on '>000 Central avenue. | George Blair, of Philadelphia, ' and a well known summer resident, was a recent visitor. ' Among recent guests at the Strand Hotel was H. A. Roml>crgcr, of Philadelphia.

Mrs. B. f. Smith and Miss M. Znok, of Philadelphia, have ' o pencil their apartments at 86T> i Pennlyn Place for the season. 1 Miss Ruth Weer, of Northfield, ' spent the week end in this resort, the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis ' L. Barrett, S22 Moorlyn Terrace. Miss Weer ami Mrs. Barrett are 1 sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nabb, of Philadelphia, have opened their cot for the season. Mrs. R. C. Snedekcr entertained the following friends over a recent week end at the Sbcsym Hotel: W. F. Egan, Miss Ruth W. Braincrd. Mrs. J. R. Parry and Miss Olive H. Olden, of Philadelphia. Among guests comfortably accommodated at the Scarborough are Joseph H. Stoop ami ' family of Philadelphia. Richard Punly, p resilient of the Cobb's Creek Trust Company, and (

family of Philadelphia, are also registered at the Scarborough Hotel, i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bassett, of Philadelphia, were visitors over; the past week. Richard Nelms. of Philadelphia. 1 1 a recent visitor* . f Mrs. Anne ICagel, accompanied; bv M i -a Freda Hummel, of I'iiila- l Hagcl's cottage, l«27 West Avenue ( for the season. , Dr. W. C. T. Bnuerle ami family. - of Philadelphia, were seen among Boardwalk promenailers over the week end. Dr. BaUeric is chair- p man of the Ocean City Fishing j1 Clum Membership Committee. Mrs. Ralph Davis entertained a , ( party of friend sover a recent' week end, at her home, 410 Fourth ( street. The party included: Mrs. j Edward Bohn, Miss Rose Alexander, Miss Ethel Davis and Theo- i dorc Johnson of Camden. H. W. Archdeacon of lansdow, e i has openeil his cottage, 130t Asbury avenue for the season. Miss Annette M. Bovnrd, of .Phil adelphia, is here for the season, a guest at White Hall. Gustnve Morhinweg, of Sen Isle City, formerly a local business man, was n recent visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan H. Thomas, of Philadelphia, were in town over a recent week end, guests at • the Darlington Hotel. Their son, • J. Ellwood Thomas accompanied them. Edwaril I.. Ish has arrived for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Ish

I John L. DuBree, of Jenkintown. re: here for the Aeason, at his cot • Hi jtage, 1250 Asbury avenue. ' J. G. Strntton, of Philadelphia. IU| i was a recent visitor. ha . l«-rated Inst M-ason the splendid nr j Community House, located at 1M2 n* Central n . It. II. Pntton. of Philadelphia. »i opened' his cottage, 84.1 BrigliJolin Che r> Ion and family of A. Philadelphia, have opened tlieir cot 1641 West avenue for the sea I P" John Fletcher, of Philadelphia, p, who owns a cottage on West ave • OJ nue, was seen among recent vlsl- ' ()j J. M. Wilkins, of Woodbury, is I i among recent arrivals having open- ^ ici his cottage, 1435 Central ave- ^ nuc for the summer. Miss Louise Frame of this city, ^ . is visiting friends in Reading. ju Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCalin and 1 s daughter Miss Marian McClnin. of r - West Philadelphia, are comfortably j (| located nt their Fifteenth street v ! cottage for the summer. L i E. S. Miller, of Germartown, is! another of our summer residents to arrive and has opened his cot- j ^ „ tage, 710 Atlantic avenue for the Mrs. Samuel Howell, of Philadel- j 1 phia, is seen among recent visitors j ' t Former Assemblyman . James L i, Franklin, of West Philadelphia, j d was a Memorial Day visitor. Mes- ; ( si s. Hnight and Edmc, of Philadelr phia, accompanied him. li Mr. anil Mrs. S. K. Ewan of this

The Studio de Dance HIPPODROME PIER Ninth and Boardwalk WILL BE OPEN FOR. DANCING Every Saturday Evening During MAY and JUNE DANCING FROM 8.30 TO V2 P. M. WONDERFUL MUSIC SOUVENIRS Admission - - - - 55 Cents

South Jersey's Demand for NewTelephones Makes Necessary New Buildings, New Wire, New Switchboards, New Equipment We HAVE but one reason for being in business, and that is to furnish a comprehensive telephone service. When the people of South Jersey say to us, "We need more telephones," we can make but one answer. Ten thousand new telephones this year is our reply. And these new telephones will reouire millions of dollars' worth of new lines and central offic e equipment. Even with the tremendous amounts of equipment which we have poured into New Jersey in the past few years, there are people waiting for telephones. We are breaking records everv day in our effort to catch up with the demands which the people of southern New Jersey are placing upon us. \ THE DELAWARE & ATLANTIC^ I TELEGRAPH 8t TELEPHONE <X>. ; W. W. Brittain Dietricl Manager

resort, were recent visitors to Bridgetnn. ^ I. D. Ash. of West Haddonfield. , and a veteran of the Civil War, arrived for the season. His np- ; artment is located on 1413 Central avenue. Mr. Ash, despite his ad- i vanced age, is anticipating the de-j lights and pleasures of the season. 'j all the enthusiasm of a youth David Hammell. of Philadelphia, has arrived for the season at 1104 Dr. Eugene Darby was a visitor j over the week end. the guest of his | parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. | Darhv. Dr. Darliy proposes top offices for the practice of me- I diiine in Atlantic City, nnd -sped- !' alize in paediatrics. Mrs. Tigley, of Philadelphia has arrived at Iter summer home, 1031 j Wesley avenue. ! Mr. and Mrs. William Franz, of| ; Philadelphia, have opened their cot, ! urge here for the summer, j Dr. Wilson Y. "Christian, of this . ! resort, attended the fifty-fifth an- j „ual convention of the Pennsyl- : j vanin State Dental Society in Phil- j j adelphia. ! Mr. nnd Mrs. George H. Dixon, jof Philadelphia, were among the week's visitors.. j Commodore anil Mrs. C. C. W. I Wilson, of Philadelphia, have openi dtheir charming bay residence near Thirteenth street for the sea-

One little motorist to Alter lit- , tie motorist— "What's the matter j *'"Nopc. Old Dear— I'm just chnng|ei ing the air in the tires." j* !| DISCOVERIES 1 By ALEDA w J For the Women Readers « 1 111 ' Mr- Housewife: — This new-spa- '1 ; per will publish "Helpful 1 1, I this form at regular. -nervals. j suggest you ^ dip '

I Peeling a Tomato. To peel a i J b j tomato easily nnd quickly stic a ^ 1 ! fork in it and hold over a gas . I flame a few seconds; the skin can 1 1 then be readily removed leaving t ! the tomatoo firm. ^ ' ,

To , 'esB EXP-n"i ' itlsive and better cleaner can not m. i- found than -try flour applie.1 with '" a newspaper. Rub hard and you '- will lie surprised at the change, l In spoot is on your cooking utensils 'a piece of fine sand paper will be of great help in removing it. Perfume Stains. If one should ^ V. spill some perfume or cologne on n- their whiet kid gloves, instant rubce hing of the spot will remove all; a-! traces of the stain. A moments , delay however, and the sUin will, a

GENERAL HAULING San'l Qravel Top Soil WM. HAVES, 233 Aibury Ave.

Moncrief & Sons GARDENERS AND YARD BUILDERS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Schrubberles, Privet and Shade Trees I Your cottages cleaned, opened and put In readiness Any kind of work around your place Phone 699 1214 BAY AVENUE

/S^EXtS H. B. COOPER, JR. j, Comfortable Builder > ♦ EDAR-. «h and Ctntial Avenue. Ocean City. N. J. Phone #7M i SODAS High Grade Ice Cream sundaes K. K. FCRMAN 7 24-26 Asbury Avenue Phone 639 Hot Drinks Otdew Delivered «

—————— Cape May County Title and Trust Co. Stx—eimr <*• It** 1 11*1*1* mi S**rtk Co. Cape May Court House, N. J. Acts as Executor aad in a Fiduciary Capacity TITLE INSURANCE MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES MUNICIPAL BONDS FOR 8ALE 4 Searches Briefs of Title Conveyancing- I

A a /A • PITHIAN - /A J _L ERECT A FITTING MEMORIAL x Our equipment, professional experience and irifcnense stock of quality memorials are at your disposal. An inspection of our plant, where none but skilled artisans are employed, is cordially invited. Here one can view memorials of every description in the various stages of construction. 0. J. HAMMELL CO. PLEAS ANTVILLE, N. J. CAMDEN, N. J. MKMOalAL I RAFTSMEN FUR MOBK THAN* M YEAR*

^'JueX' aVs5" i.;'"™, i»«-' ' . i„ f„„.,d very excel"i tL «itf ,

I, Kritken Glass. If yflu haw ■ piece of broken glass that you - to repair, melt some alum apply t„ . the broken parts, and place firmly li together. The crack will not ;hov

and keep damp with water. Mark your POISONS. If nn«wii, save a possiih.e tragedy stick a Pin through the corks of bottles containing poisonous medicines. i* void" mistakes w hen seeking nicd- j j irines ut night.

CHAS. SACK NINTH and ASBI'RY AVE.

t k,cd Cake Fresh. If the f !he^Vw»mlm»i«^»J^i \ ;Cxfthe difficult y woultl •«- r<" | ""t^ut' Flowers. If a little bit of' : fTcutSfi»i"' you Will find thatj the water will keep sweet an.l .'fresh. ^ • *{.

To know how good » cigarette really can be mad^/ J you must Yuici^ ^tlsiRIKE IT'S TOASTED"/

| J. E. JOCHhR t PAINTING ! 1920 Atbury Ave.

' JOSEPH C. FARR j ATTORNEL-AT- -LAW Solicitor and Master in Chiamj, Real Eatate, Convey incisf, Collections

John Pelto CEMENT CONTRACTOR Sidewalks, Curbing ( and Foundations 1153 WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J.

622 Asbury Avenue i ocean city, N. J. - Wm. h. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Bnlldlnf Thirty-fourth st. aad West m. OCEAN Cirv, N. J.

FOR RENT . SEASON OF 1923 I Furnis hed Apartments on Moor j ilyn Terrare. AH Conveniences, j F. E. CHAMPION \ 1 730 MOORLYN TERRACE j OCEAN CITY. N. J. 1

. Jos. Van G. Hoffecker ARCHITECT | 803 Eighth St. Octii CM»

J HEADLEY & ADAMS j, ! Dealers in R e a d i n-g C O 8 I I AIm Ktndlins WM kr k.rrrl sr Mrd. Inl ml •» Iks m»H«I. J»«* M. " j a w , Oat* and Yard. TENTH AND WEST 1 i J. Prescott Cadman, Jr. Hitsts ot Mirk Lake ( i funeral Director 809 Central Avenue { ■ Ocean City New Jersey AUTO EQUIPMENT ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW Harcourt & Steelman 1LAW OFFICES JM ASBURY AVE.. OCEAN CITY. N. J. LAW BUILDING. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. i it a. m. i r. M. ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices ! MASTER IN CHANCERY Bwm Bslldisc— Aakmrr Arms, and Ilk OCEAN CITY. N. J.

' Druglrss Healing: Nature's MftW I). M. Richards, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Has openeil offices in ''^kM Tuesilays.-*^*!-! Saturdays. , , , . , J Aftern^gnWrto^; EveniaH BRECKI. EY'S HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTW Clinton L. Breckley, Pwp Ready Mixed Paints. Lead 08 929 aad 922 Asbury Aww Phone, S56-W ARCHITECTS VIVIAN B. SMITH architect (41 Gwsalm Trail SslMW , ATLANTIC CITY. »■ L ENGINEERS L Wm. H. Coilissim, Jr. Civil Eagtaeer and SzrrtT* car ga*ts«.r!%««» "• L _

HOTELS AND COTTAGF-S ______

| HOTEL STRATFORD b j Seventh and Ocean Avenue 1 OPEN All YEAR Ijgis Howrkcepisg Roomi. A Wo Boarding I Hoi Water Heal Special Low Rale. ! mrs MILTON RUBINCAM i

Vl-'.RNON HALL 735 Wolry Avow , NOW OPEN Mm M. E. Beck

MEDICAL

WILLITS P. HAINES, M. D. Physician and Sargent OBica Hour,: • A. M. to 1 P. M. Diseases of Eye, Ear, Noae and Throat Phase no Glaiaaa Filled j Cor. Wesley Ave. and 9th St. ALLEN CORSON, M. D. oniee Hour.: * to II A. M.. 7 10 * P. M JOHN B. TOWNSF.ND, M. D. Offito Hour.: * to 10 A. I lo t P. M.. 1 lo • P. M 821 WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. <J|KLL PHONE n HKRSCHEL petttt, m. d. 807 Wesley Avenne j OCEAN CITY, N. J. ' °*'* »«"' • to Ik A. Mi t ta ( P. U. | WM. aad «... I k U L aafir ~ Ml Pfceaa IT*

"o|ni[ | iw' • M I* A. M. 7 W I F. *- I John H. WhiticUV* 717 WESLEY AVB"11 ' OCEAN CITY. HUGHES CENTRAL BM"0® Eighth SL and We^dT Phone 245 J. Thomley Hughes, P- . Advertise in ^ Sentinel ana Get ResuN