OCEAN CITY SENTINEL THURSDAY. JULY 5, 1923 FOUR -■ - , . — ana Fnurth their i-'ttagt FOUR ... hi- -bore residence. 303 Fourth

DOTC. WESTON'S UNIQUE EXPERIENCE FISHING IN SURE i LARGE WEAKFISH GIVES BAT- ° TI.E FOR TWENTY MINUTES a BEFORE LANDED £ Fishermen are of course allowed C a certain degree of latitude ami exa mte ration in tela tine their flah t| !* ■ atones, and tlie Recording Angel ( ia tartily mipposed to display con- , aide rahlo indulgence while transcribing the facts. I>r. E. C. Weston - unique e\perienre-. met with while fi-hing n in the surf almost immediately liefore hU store on the Boardwalk. , were witnessed however by an au- n dienre numbering several hundred people, who are ready to vouch for statements. . The day's catch included the fol- > tewing: Weakfish. 8 pounds, « «*-*, h weakfish, 6 pounds. 4 ois., weakfish 6 pounds, weakfish 4 pounds, weak tl fish, 3 pounds, 8 ox*., kingfish. S-t 0 """The largest of the weakfish was , evidently a hero of many fights, .ml immediately gave battle for a period of twenty minutes before he was finally landed. On the other hand, the five pound follow must have l>een a voracious i, rascal, for when ultimately broucht u to rhnre it was discovered that H both hooks were lodged securely in his internals. The element of the exiraordinarv in the feat however was the tackle used. In all probability Dr. Weston' , experience constitutes a roeord for these waters, beeatif the tackle. line, and rod used, are the kind used in Florida waters.; and at the Catalina Islands in California. These are known as the light . tackle class, ami are rarely if ever , used for surf fishing in northern t waters. The liny was a six thread Cutty- I hunk, of unusual quality, with a : breaking strength of seventeen . pounds. A Catalina rod. with a i t Neptune reel, and a SrO O'Shawne- , f*y hook. Even after making all allowance i for the fact that Dr. Weston is a veteran angler, well verse.! in all ; the arts of the craft, it was an unique feat accomplished with so; light a tackle. Dr. Weston Is the well known proprietor of the Fi..hing Tackle ' establishment on the Boardwalk.; to whom all disciples of old Isaae resort when they need expert coun- ,

set and advice. COMMUNICATED : Editor Sentinel :— I sat on the Boardwalk this i 1 evening, July 1. with friends, andjjj we all remarked about the lovely 1 pople that strolled by. Everybody) refined. Nowobdy rowdy. Nobody ] f gaudy. Just home folk — men with 1 1 • J their families — lovely girls with n L ' thuir manly sweet hears — children, t ( ao fine, the superior of whom could ,■ not be found nowhere else— crowds ■J of young men. tall, straight, intel-; _ ■ I i gent, with clean countenances. A • r 1 boardwalk full of people to be proud of. Why have we these people? ^ — - Why don't they go to someSthcr j resort? We all know- why. Because Ocean City tries to obey God's lawregarding "Remember the Sabliath Day to keep it holy," etc., and because we are a temperance town, I not by compulsion, but from choice Ocean City has a vital question to settle. Does she want an open Sunday with crowds, or a closed Sunday with quality? If she has an open Sunday, she can fill her boardwalk and rent her stores to people that will lower the "quality" of our lovely town, if they get the upper hand. I say. Ocean City has a vital; question to settle. If she wants to ' drive tlm refined class away, just . open all the stores on Sunday. "You know who well get." In the neighborhood in which I ; live, I could not pick out one un■lesirable. Let us hope tlie "powers that I*" in their natural desire to please, will not lose sight of this fact: "Quality is better than quantity evury time, and if the powers stand j pat for the preservation of the Suad aylaws. Ocean City will even tumlly get a crowd anyhow, and it will be a crowd to* be proud »r. There is nothing that attracts so much as the unusual Tlierefore, being unusual. Ocean City will attract the crowd. RESIDENT. MISS ADAMS HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Last week Miss Isabella Adams, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Raymond Adams celebrated her first birthday anniversary. The auspicious event was ceremoniously observed by n house party at the little maids home. ) jjj

The guests included: Miss Doris ! SI Wescott. Miss Florence Baldow.|M Miss Marguerite Baldow, Master " . Theodore Raldow ,an.l Mr. and Mr d Raymond Adams. Mr. Adams is Post Commander ft. of the I- Russell Henry Post. Vet- ■ eraas of Foreign Wars. jj ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL H NOTICE IS- ATTACHMENT OUl M. To-n-nd. Ptaistur. vs. C.ro- I „.d William S Lemk. IVtrlid- ■ sals. Ia Attariuerni NOT1CF. IS HKKKBY GIVES Ual a I srtt at aitarkmcrt waa iammd out ot Jhc I ,-unda and rkatlrl.. IsoM aad Mwmefll' IB ,.f CmnUm Lmrt aad William R I*M*. II ■ Mail liar Aduora. u U» nil d Otl.l| M. Tawaarod Cor tlm aam of Witt re II Iuraai-lr oa Ihr ?»lh dar o! 1 1 dar of Mar. ira. to Urn Smrifl ol Ik. I Comer of Capo Mar. naiad lamr IS. IKS. A. C. HlUlKETII. I Clark I t Integrate* **«».»■ jj ada-O-tl-ds j

PERSONALS

Mrs. Emma Keller, of Philadel- j phi.-i. nnd Mrs. Charles 1- Koehler. of Shainokin, l*a, nre enjoying, .their fir-.: .-eason at Ocean City, and are very enthusiastic in their prai.e of the high class resilient and tourist people they have met in City. Mrs. Emilv M. Irre, a leading teacher of Jersey City, motored to i Orean City last week, and is registered as an active and interested student in the Orean City School ,.{ Method .. presided over by City ' Superintenilent Stevens and other noted educators associated with ihm. Mrs. Irre is her for the first time Hot •nr«. "Orean City for mine, hereafter." leu is VV. Garretson. of New York City, is an enthusiastic vi.-l-l„r for the season. He likes it here. H. C. Armstrong, a prominent hiisiner man of Kichmimd. Va., is enjoying Ocean City this season. Miss Naomi Light, of Lawrence. Kansas, i here for the season, ami is channel by her first visit to , Oi can City. She is an enthusiastic bather. lion. Benjamin H. lleim. of Car-, Pu- is a prominent Board- J walk visitor in Ocean City these) ' Hon. and Mrs. Julius Oelsncr, ofj Atlanta, Ga., are in Ocean City for; the season. They are prominent , Georgians and arc enjoying their | sojourn among us very' much butj , not more than the people who have! ! met them appreciate their genial j [association. 1 Mrs. Henry G. Chadwick, of I Chester, Pa., motored here last ; week and is occupying her cottage on Central avenue. She is enteri mining her fiiend Mrs. L E. Kay,; (of Philadelphia, this month. Both ladies are regular attendants at i the concerts on tue Music Pavilion, l 'afternoons and evenings, and both i feel that these high class concerts - ought to be attended ami appreciated by the residents of Ocean -I City. Col. Mont. Scott, of Chicago, aftrying out several other sea i.ie resorts for health has settled 1 upon Ocean City as the best of all. ; He Is a booster for the free eon- ' ' eerts by the Orchestra on the Municipal Pier and thinks Ocean City's ?| prominent residents should attend them ami make the city's wonder- " ! r.. i -uo liMin to heart ful hospitality more heart | 1

land personal. I Mr. ami Mrs. J. N'ejmeth. of New j | I York city are delighted guests at ! the Normandie Hotel, and are very i j ! much pleased with Ocean City. They are beer for the season. , Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Harrington, j of Fruitland Park, Florida, are Ho- ) tel Strand guests for the season. I They are lioosters for Ocean City.': ' Mrs. C. D. tWhite, of Passa.lena, California, has set tie, I upon Ocean 1 ! City as her personal preference of , 1 the several seashore resorts she . has visited ami tested out. Ocean j City is desirous always to meet and ^

1- greet such appreciative tourists as r, Mrs. White. a g Mrs. I- McG. Wilson and Mrs. „ y. M W. Wilson, of Orlando, Floriiia, ir are summer guests in the city ami it are genuinely delighted with the ' n quiet, homey dignity ami sociabil- e it >' of Ocean City. K Dr. J. A. Murray, a prominent o physician and surgeon, of Patton, c l'a.. is Slopping -Ot the Hotel Ij ii ,| Monte this week. a il Among the guests summering at y the Normandie Hotel, are Mrs. J. , T Hurbesnn Barnes ami her , laugh- 0 h tor. Mrs. I. B. Mover, of Philadel- . r ' Mr. ami Mrs. J. W. M. Green of - Philadelphia, are also guests at the „ a- Normandie Hotel. < I- The many friends of Mrs. James it Austin of this city, will lie delight- a ed to learn she is recovering well, y , following an operation performed _ at St. oscph's Hospital, I*hfladel1 ' phia. Marmandukc Smith and family ' "•'of Philadelphia, hare arrive.! for J the season ami occupying their * cottage, (ill Seventeenth street. x Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Allen have arrived from Florida, and are com ^ r- , fortahly summering at 834 Bay = * Among the guests enjoying the i comforts of the Strand Hotel, are if j Mr. ami Mrs. C. W. Hallowell, of ^ ,r! Phila.lelphia. r* it. Mr. ami Mrs. JamesH. Meridian ir j of Philadelphia, are in town and it ' summering at their shore resole nee -e 1633 Central avenue. 11 . Mrs. A. Hd'Higbee. of this resort , | is entertaining her grands.Ki, Tlios. | ,f B. Smtih. of Haddonfield. St Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Jenks, of ;• jArdmore, are visitors to this re- J r- sort. >',; Mrs. W. I- Arr, of Philadelphia. ;h has oi>ene,l her lottage. 1446 As- - lt bury Avenue, for the season. "• S. IL Duhring, of Berkeley. Cali- * fornia. is among visitors to this reD. W. Bank, of Philadelphia, has arrived for the season ami is octti^ pying her siiore resilience, 130. '■ . Central avenue. «: Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Lukens. ij'iof Philadelphia, the former a proI minent attorney, are vQlTBrs to n* j this resort "'i Mr. and Mrs. Samuel K. Phillips ^ of Philailelphia, hare opened their ' I cottage, 1628 Wesley avenue, for rt the season. the season. hi

Among the guit ts summenng at : ithe Biscr. ne Hotel, is the wife of ia distinguished author, Mrs. Roblert Henry Barber of Manchesterj by-the-Sea. Mass. R. M. Thompson and family of i Philmtelphia. hare arrived and are summering at 119 Simpson are. i Mr. ami Mrs. Walter H. Ruth, ['ami sons. Walter H. Jr.. and Horace* E., of Til N. Bwld street. W. ! Philadelphia, are now occupying f their summer home. 252 Ashurv ' avenue, ami will ren«ain in this | city until September. The many y i

friends of Mrs. Ruth express 1*-^ ■ wishes that she may lie greatly 1 lienefilted in health during her '■ u.nrn by the sea. M Stanley Addicks, of Pliilndelplu i. .1 a gifle.1 and well known mueicia::. is registered at the Darlington Hotel. James Doak ami family of Philadelphia. .have arrived in this reosrt for the summer. Mr. ami Mrs. R..L. Gardiner. Philadelphia, are among the guest- A enjoying the season's pleasi re- at the Imperial Hotel. Mr. nnd Mrs. William T. P'ingle, of Wyncotc, Pa., nre summei at their cottage, 1712 Central ,,, "!r. n.'-l Mrs. William Megintiis. . of Philadelphia, hare arrived ami opened their cottage for the sea* a, son. Mrs. Meginnis i- re[H>rte,i to ... Is- recuperating splendidly after the recent operation. Mr. Maginnis i- secretary of the South Ocean ' City Fishing Cluh. Mrs. A. Gee. of Elkins Park, has M arrive.! for the season, and opene,: cottage, 361S Central avenue. Norman Daii>y, of Philadelphia, was a visitor to town over the " week end. the guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Darby. Mr. . Norman Darby's family are here ) for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jennings, of Philadelphia, have opened their ! cottage. S61 Penflya Place for the J , I E. C. Krupp ami family of Lans- , dale, hare anireil for the season. ■ ami are occupying their cottage. < 3028 West avenue. Allan Tarr. the pitching are of , Bucknell and of the Ocean City Col .„ , legians last season, now perfornv ing with the Natavity team. Phil - l atiriphia, was a recent visito rto this resort, tlie guest of Miss Jean • Rlunilen of tl* Biscayne Hotel. Mr-. Finlev Acker, of Philadel- ; ; pliia. has arrived in town and open- ee.l her cottage. 716 Wesley avenue E. O. Snow, vice president of the t! '; Anglers' Club, Ocean City, has ar- ! rived for the summer, anil occupy- •

M-.ru'ih' at \'he Breakers Hotel, are Mr. Ihiniel M Webster. Rockvill^ Center, I- I. Frank A. Kane, of West Philadelphia. i- for the season emplo.yhe !he Orean City F.lectnc Rail , Henry W'eigaad. Jr.. and family j ...- Phibulelphia, have arrived and reeling at their cottage. 1.00 Fmil G. l*errot, of Philadelphia. , .' iqirned i'.i- cottage. 602 Fourteenth -trcet. for the season. Mr. and Mr-.- T. E. Schwartz, of Piviladelplita. have arrived in this re-oit. Where they propose to make Mrs F. C. Benson, of Bala, has arrive,, for tue season and located at the Seaside Apartments. The guests enjoying the comof the Fleelwoiid Hotel in- . .• Mrs. Charles MafDonnld ano J, W. Taylor ami, family ami Mr .ami Mi-. M. Goldlierg. of PhiHenry BlaeU. a prominent insur- ' anre broker in the city of l'hiladel-uhi-i. recenlyt purchased the apartrrent house' located at 838 Second -treet. Mr. Blatz and family are occupying one apartment in the x. Am,.: g the guests at the Strand Hotel for the season are Mrs. A. f- \ ii .. and her son, Kcr.neth, of Over brook. W. G. Royal, of Camden, has arrive,! at the corner of Fourth St. and Bay avenue, for the season. \V G Curtis and family of Philadelphia. have arrive! for the sort--..n. occupying 509 Seventeenth treet. a tt. W. Coster, of Philadelphia.' t, a- . retie.! his cottage. 1535 Centra! avenue, for the season. cl" ;!v' Miss June Wood, of Philadelphia. are summering happily in this re-orL Mr ami Mrs. Charles Muth and fan rtv of Overhrook. have opene. I

h' cottage at 606 t-ourreenw. s.. ! for the summer, g Mi s Bar L. Rosetibraugh. a very re capable and progressive public r* school teacher of East Orange city schools, arrivel here on Satunlay. and on Monday registered with the jj Orean City Summer School as a student. - Miss Rosetibraugh is. v j greatly pleased with Ocean City .1 and wa- greatly surprised at its 10 -ire of the crowds on the Boardwalk. She greatly appreciated the 1. hospitality and courtesy at the rest r- room on the Boardwalk. Mis* Dorothy I- Foster, a popu,f lar, canie.-t and progressive teachis pr of the Oak Lane. Philadelphia, ;e public schools, ciirolleil Monday as a Student of the Orean City Summer School. Mi-- Foster lias made many friends by her pleasing man1,1 ncrs. She is .leligiited with Ocean City, and remarked concerning the i- brightness and show mess of the) i- Boardwalk stores here. "!' .Mrs. W. Rovds.of Pott-vine. Pa. I i an<l Miss D. McAvoy. of Chester, ! Pa., have taken apartments in I Ocean City fur the season. ^Thry I- Pavilion and laud the orchestra to t: Hie -kies. "! Miss M. Esther Andrews, of Irvingt.'n. N. J.. Mi— F. L. Wheat, of ,e Verona. X. J.. Mi- M. Sillcworth. also of Verona. N. J- and Mild Mildred Bush, of Florham Park. N. F. J.. all. successful, charming teach- i mer school now in session, r- Mrs. K. J. Gilmore and party of it. Philadelphia, arc delightfully horn- ,1 e.l at the !a Monte Hotel, ami are j. much please.! with Ocean City. I th IN CHANCRRY OF NEW JERSEY. The mid bill 1» SWd t» IoiwImw a mo.--f-C* S"-n hr Wakkt T. ttriSiakrr arsl • . Mai Lsl Rial a ol Saw Jrrw-r ; i-s! you Wakb. T. Brubakrr and Maty W. P«n.l Job. fib. 1»». RI.r.AKLY. STOCEWELL A BURLING. Solicitor for ('am-laiaanl.

AT AUCTION | MELROSE HOTEL j E. Corner Asbnry Aye. and 14th St. i (Lot GO x 100 ft.) Ocean Ctty, N. J. Wednesday, July 11, '23 \ At 12 O'clock iPayilghi Saving Tlmaa, IN OUR REAL ESTATE SALESROOMS 1519-21 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. Choice location on main business

street of Ocean City. The new Reading Station on Fourteenth Street, and the Pennsylvania Station on Four|f teenth Street are Iwth within one block Iof the property. Advantageously financed. Possession at settlement. , SAMUEL T. FREEMAN & GO. AUCTIONEERS 1519-21 Chestnut Street | PHILADELPHIA, PA.

INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES REAL ESTATE ' ' We havo some of the best properities owned b ythe best people of Ocean City, among our lifting*, for«rent and sale. * The Interest of the seller as well as the purchaser or tenants will be my main thought back of each transaction. W. H. YENNEY 521 EIGHTH STREET 521 Ellin 1 tl NIKttl

It J - — — HAZARD L f jgpal faBlatf We arc here to Serve and Protect the Public (. Office Open Every Day Except Sunday r; i Jl-LUA B. MA7ABD HOKAl F. B. HAZARD "■ Adriatic Building. 9th Street, between Ocean and Atlantic Avenue ,i « j DCKAN CTTY. X. J. is All boainesa transacte.1 through this office is in accordance with the following slogan *TTii« office does and maintains strictly a brokerage * besiarsa and Is in ao way interested in personal speculation. Results: 1 — A sale completed on the above principal profits both Seller and Buyer. f. Write for listings and maks your headquarters with | Clayton Haines Brick— REALTOR 411 EIGHTH ST. OCEAN CITY N.J. I MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE ■ No waiting for two weeks to know if yon can get it; we can tell at I j once. Bargains in Bay and Ocean front properties. Choice cottages for I; sale. Also lots for investment gad for improvement— the choice of ■ I Ocean City. Apply to J. M. CHESTER ft CO, Orean City, N. J. Ewing T. Corson REALTOR ■ yar ASBURV AVE OCEAN CiTV. M -J ■ ■ | DESIRABLE LOTS A Few Very Choice Lots For Investment or Building PLYMOUTH P1.ACB — 75 foot frontapo with Riparian grant on Boardwalk; 200 feet on Plymouth Place; one of the most valuable ami 'desirable business earners available. PLYMOUTH PI-ACE— 2 very desirable lots 50x75; North -Lie. 200 ft. from Boardwalk. Wonderful location for a dwelling. n ■ i

OCEAN AVENUE— Corner Fourteenth Street; 100 feet frontage on Boardwalk. A very desirable U-ach front corner OCEAN AViiNUE — Between Eleventh and Twelfth Street'. East side Ocean Avenue. 40x110. SECOND STREET— 100 feet from Boardwalk, 80x100 ft. ASBURY AVENUE— South of Eleventh Street; 2 very choirc business locations. 60x100 ft. Full lasting of lasts and Tracts ia AH Sections of City. Also Hotels. Apartments and Cottages for Sale or Kent, H. G. HARRIS & CO. REALTORS J|>ai*«tL_McCutchen, Manager \ 515 EIGHTH STREET

D. M. RICHARDS. D. ( . Doctor or CHIROPRACTIC B_ Graduate of Palmer School of Chiropractic fOffice Hours: — Tuesdays, Thursdays; Saturdays — 3 to 5 p. m. nnd 7 to 8 p. m. Wednesday and Fri9 to 10 a. m. Sunday by Appointment Bell Phone 296-W. 413 Ninth St, Ocean City. N. J. GEORGE BENSON UPHOLSTERING Formerly with Lawrence M. Lear Phone 325 605 EIGHTH STREET OCEAN CTTY N. J. - ; Got a jar of this wonderful cream j at once which is guaranteed to positively remove freckle-, tan. liver spots, etc.. and/to whiten, bleach and clear the -kin. Try it at our risk! Money back if it fails. Don't let uglv Idemishc- ruin your good looks wl.cn I.A1TIIINE clears ! your skin. Take no substitute. At lleDan's Pharmacy, Boardwalk at Moorlyn Terrace: Hughe.-' Central Moorlyn Terrace; Central

Pharmacy. Sih nnd Wesley avenue, l'riee f LOO, or direct from manufacturer, Roy H. Cochran. New York av e. and Boardwalk, Atlantic j City. N. J. [_

THE SPIIUT OF 177fi ' H still prevails in the homes of the provident. They t,k, b J tm<l aim for finanrtal Independence, by saving earnestly M and depositing regularly with the First National Bank. ' '• 1 First National Bank 1 y OCEAN CITY, N.J. ; " ■ "Ocean City's Modern Sanitary Laundry" surf laundry 929 Ocean Ave. service quick. courteous and satisfying JOSEPH SHELT0N CO., \r.Zf f , ■ F. P. MATTERA & CO. Third and Haven Avenue Manufacturers of Automatic Tampered Concrete Building Blocks ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR v Foundations, Block Bases and Cement Pavements 0 Ask to sec our new Stucco Faced Blocks

Office: 129 Asbury Avenue The real reason for buying Columbias —they last longer The largest laboratory, devoted to dry cell research, experiments contiguously to make them "last longer/-. - Columbia Hot Shot or Columbia'' \ Ignitors are "right" for your needs--— r That's why people have the habit dL asking for Columbias. Columbia Dry Bartrnrs for all purposrs are Z by hardware and general itores, electrical and autb supply shops, garages and implement dealersColumbia 'Dry Batteries v -they last longer -™.™ ns. nojiiu p,„ IB. .4 Mimocl Srnoa IB

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DONT BE LONELY JOIN THE CROWD WHO DAILY SMILE AS THEY "Twitch the Switch" for Silent Service and the "Matchless" Night ATLANTIC CITY ELECTRIC COMPANY . 10th AND WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY DIVISION