^ ,, OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1923 SEVEN

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PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of registry AND ELECTION I'oriuant tojasv notice is here,v ,,jien that the Board of RcgisElection* in anil for every CITY OF OCEAN CITY in the County of Cape May, State jf No» Jersey, will meet on TUESDAY, OCTOBBR 16, 1923 ,t the hour of one o'clock in the uniil nine o'clock in the evening, 'or the purpose of revising and correcting the original register or,, uliliiu.' thereto the names of all arson entitled to the right of , suffrage and of erasing therefrom , the name of any person who nftcr | i fair opportunity to be heard,; | ihall l-o shown not to bo entitled I • o vote, in that election district, at j ,

he next election. Notice is hereby given that the ! ' (oard "f Registry and Election , i rill meet at the following desig- i _ iate<l places: ,,r-t W ard — No. 2 Fire House, As- 1 bury avenue, below Sixth atreet. Ircoml Ward — Court Room, City ' Hall. Ninth atreet and Anbury ; ' GENERAL ELECTION It General Election will be held on j ] 'uesday. November 6th, 1928, for)" he purpose of electing candidates ' o till the following offices: f leather of Assembly. r 'oror.er. 1 Irmhcr of the Small Hoard of : Chosen Freeholders. I In.l tliat the Election Officers will it as a Hoard of Election at the c laces above mentioned on the ab- ' ve day, commencing at six o'clock

i the morning, closing at seven [ 'dock in the evening. Any absentee elector desiring to ote at the general election shall lake .application for an official - allot to the Municipal Clerk of ■ I he County Board of Elections. If he said application is based upn illness it shall have attached to t a physician's certificate setting: orth that such absentee's elector's I Iness is such that he or she will! e unable to go to the polling ; ( lace or room to cast his .or her ! allot on elction day. 1 r HARRY A. MORRIS, I" dv., 10-4 fit City Clerk. j' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP : ; OCRAN CITY. N. J. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS rfuri soon'tix M) NovmKt 14. IW for » rrortioa and fomplMlon of • brick and ' ••I rd.ftcc on u» Eaat corn# rof TVnth { ric- and Wraley avanua. Ocean Cllr. _ If. J.r-r. aa abown and dcacribad In tbo lac* aiui apcctScnUona. ^ I Th. architect rcacrrra the right to re.nnal.t, In nny bid. Plana and apwlfica- U an. may l» obtained from the architect. J driatftitlng tio.oo redeemable on retnrn j M G. BUCK. Paator I II WILLIAMSON. J. H. WILLI All SON.

Chairman Uldg. Cum. J. VAN G. HOFFECKKR. Architect . : B. 4. U. BUY C CANNON . Ihe Bargain Broker for One of 1 Hume Heautiful Homes. Hay avenue, 4 rooms, riparian j ights, L'i.000. Hay ivonue, 6 rooms, all imirr.vementB, $5,000.00. Anbury avenue, T rooms, furni-l.o-l, $7,000.00. bFii.ntl, ai.ani.a V rr.nmr 16. 000.00 BFourth rooms, $6,000.00 j

^■t-t avenue, near 2nd, 6 rooms, , Hdivoo. M|> avenue, 7 rooms, $7,000.00. H James place, 9 rooms, gar- ■ $20,000.00. ■ TERMS TO SUIT U , •aNNON, 2nd and Bay avenue,! fthu pleases each purchaser j Bs LOTS LOTSj

WANTED WANTEI)— First mortgage money In amounts of $1,000 to $5,000. '■ I.i!>oral bonus paid. E. S. Kramer, - 230 Atlantic avenue . R.T.F.N. 1 Mrs. Olive Grite, teacher of piano- ' forte. Graduate of Trinity Col- - lege, (.nation. Especial attention i t beginners. Care Broadlcy's 731 B Anbury avenue. 10- IX -It P 1 Frolic Stenographer at the office t oof I- S. Corson, 745 West avenue, i c Letters. Builders' Estimates typed I , at low cost. 10-18 3t P .j-— , jJ FOR SALE -c__r THE PERFECT GEM KOOKElT! will do your baking, boiling and roasting on one burner of any or- I 1 dinary gas or oil stove with a savr of your gas bill. Indorsed ] ' j Good Housekeeping magazine. • wanted for Ocean City

:and vicinity. Big commissions. > , j Mail orders filled. Write or phone,.! ' Lenore, 'Distributor for South 1 1 i Jersey. Phone 72-M, Vincland, N. I J.. 814 Wood street. . SALE — Desirable store pro- 1 .1 petty on Atlantic avc. Will fur- ' ■ : nished and a bargain. E. S. 1 r I Kramer. 330 Atlantic avc. RTFN 1 j FOR SALE — Two combination gas;, j and coal ranges ip good condi-', | tion. " Can l.o seen at 830 Central j avenue. Apply prices Wattson. 307 i Eighteenth street. H ,|FOR SALE — Baby Grand and $ip- j j right piano, radio outfit, complete, Victor Victrola $150.00 ma-i. i chine at half price. Apply Ocean.' J City Storage Co., Sixth and West!! > | avenue. Phones 4N2-R, 366-J. j , FOR SALE — Parlor heater and!': 1 small kitchen stove. Good con- 1 i! ilition. $10.00 for both. Call Thursday and Friday at 512 Twenty- |J I second street. '.♦> j.

1 FOR SALE — House and lot, 1015' Asbury Ave. $12,000 — $1,000 j i cash, balance mortgage. Apply to f I Frank Grosser, 1017 Asbury Ave. | ' or any agent. i '! SALE — Chevrolet coupe;; •j 1921; good condition; new bat- 1 j tery. W. W. W'„ Sentinel Office. !; ^JOR RENT RENT — Furnished apart - I ment, six rooms (2 bedrooms)! ' | to May, inc. Furnished rooms , Mrs. E. R. Stiles, 815 Plymouth ! place. rtfn NP j FOR RENT— 945 West avenue, 8 rooms and hath. M. A. Norcross . Adams apartments. R.T.Fdf" FOR RENT — Apartments, rfrfitil June 1. reasonable. M. A. Nor-; cross. Adams Apartments. RTFN APARTMENTS for rent by the year; $50 and $60 per month. M. A. Norcross, Adams Apaifments, Ocean City. \ j FOR RENT— Lower fi room apt.,1 furnished, hot water heat and i j liath, all improvements with gar- j nge. 508 Sixth street. RTFN| FURNISHED ROOMS — Heated; breakfast if desired; reasonable. Answer cuie Sentinel Office. Answer sentinel unice. 0

GARAGES for rent— 1420 Wesley I nve., 110 Aabury avc. Apply to I M. A. Norcross, Adams Apartment I Ocean City. j I jFOR RENT — May berry apart- I fj ments, 927 Wesley avenue. Ar-'l cola heaters. Rentals $25.00 and I n' $60.00 per month. Apply Hotel I J Mayberry. R. T. F. N. \ I I

NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS of Ocean t ilr Aalo-ofclW BrW*. f a. • Notice 1- j mobile Bridtr. Corenanv have been «IW ; | hr aald Company for rrderaptlon oa Jant^, , ^ iw" TVM* Mwtmrr under vahleh mkl I '"^WdTrt'of'all bond- of the Ow.ll Clly | Aulnenobile Bridne Company aur- | render them in the Tru.t IVpanmanl of I ■ the Ocean City Title and Tnwt Company, on January IS. "74. for ndajtt" ■' OuereM reaae on anid honda. I OCEAN CITY TITLE A TRUST |[ •( COMPANY. Truafee. ' I November I. IMS.

| HEATED APARTMENT and cot-' tage for rent See Baron, 11th > and Central avenue. r| FOR RENT — Furnished apart- I ments. Hot water heat, gas, el- I . ectric lights. Also unfurnished ap- . arlment. by the year. F. E. Cham1 pion, 730 Moorlyn terrace. 1 RENT -Apartments, yearly, I lease. New apartments hand- I » somely furnished; tile bath; all mo- I . dern conveniences. E. S. Kramer, I 1 330 Atlantic avenue. . LOST — Wire-haired terrier White,! I with large brown spots. Long!! pointed tail. Answers to the name I r-°f Spot. Reward. Return to 106 | Sixteenth Street. it • I.OST — Boston bull on Monday;; 4 name of D. L. Place on collar; . ■ reward. Return to Desmond Apts., and Asbury. AN ordinancf;

U- WHKREA8. On th» ZM .nd .'«d day. of iktlramf ■ portion of Ihe'bijlkhynd 1 ""J I''1* bry.kw.lcr and the fill rupporljnir Jhc^wna^ which bulkhead and pile the Cily of Oman City. Navy Jeraey. he- j 1 ween Flfly-aeeond and Fifty-ninth Street, " At la Tie "(> th* rncro*rril*>cn' °f the tr, or " WHEREAS. Il la neee.«,r> for a hulk- i and pile breakerater to he eonnrueled I or"1 ill™ T '°| M«rfPPC"helbb»ilWid "" * i FIHy-Mfoad ami Flflylninth^ s'reei' a^*"in ! 1 WHEREAS. All lh« aforeaaid eoatemI ; Pl.^work ||i^ ,o orrvent Ihe^eneroach- | , ttn^emTd^'Tnd FlftTln!nlhr*arieW™ln , 'water and provldin* for Ihe^ aupport , j thereof, between Fifly.weond and Fifty-; 1 ninth Street,. Oman Otlo New Jeraey and T1IE BOABDjPF COMMISSIONERS OFj tweond and' Fifly-nlnlh Street, in Orran 1 . City .New Jeraey and that the ante ah all t it y .Sew Jeraey and that the ahall

*' tcrlal and to ha neronlin* to the plan, 0 ' and apeelfleation, of the Hty Enelneer on . oMUe la the City Clerk', OIBee, Section L That the ^eoat aml^expenm ' . of Ocean City at laree by the l„ulntr' of , State of New Jeraey. Section S. Ah at there ijjwrehy^appro- • - 1 of^lhit'ordlruoice Iwhlch iub ahall Include Ihe incidental cvpeeaea la eonnaction therewith. ) Section 4. The contract, when awarded. . . may be temporarily Bnanced by the too- 1 s,etoc of promimnry note, of (aid City. h *°*- ■^JTiTI ! P Mayor a ad rounterriirned by the 1)1- - rector of the Department of Revenue end 8 and'the corporVte'aml of eald city affixed '.J«ee^w^x^r^tOT peranum: eaW i ll|rlDrttm'1 the «^raUm°Sl7ea "Syi f^m; <| e Cennalmlnnart. | '• and*1 mcond* mSSlT'at e meetlna of the j t Hoard of Com ml aaioaere of Oeaen Clly ' " J.. held on the NXh day of Octohm. ; - : 'S-JfiSS S3S"bPJI 72. : m.-etinc to be held Norember liXMMS. '* | Commiaaioner,' Chambers (Tt, HA1I. ll I Ocean City. NJ.«I o'clock In the after'•r™' HARRY A. MORRIS. 41 ^ City Clerk. ^

ooodtiTs KOR UNPAID STREET ASSESSMENT j ■ni.l.F.CTORTt SALE OF PROPERTIES FOB L>rA"' f jjr or novo ^ •d and adjuatad by the Comm-tuoDer. ot eaww n. munirlpallt let of the Lnriiletura ot ^ New J ermy. aaj «"»* , . .m) .mendmenla thereto ! ' r'h.^, *on "real* nmmro SLlm.'IhSS • iTlZr., YieloT Ihertoit (Rcvl.ion of 1»1«) end tl» «pi^nu themof . " ■ ! lS2JT and under the provldoaa of an ordinance anttlled. An emendmcnt. thereto, anil »«*> , ( bu|khead In navleable wmteri t^t^uSiu .o' ' »?:■ -S* .-..'*^.'_l^|rmB^aJ^mpe^ o'mid'ritT'''"" The aald lehA tmct, or parcel, of !h,"ulwrlt rate erf "5s?ir«*dt!. rr >«. -r p.riof i.^.. here will be eddml It. p-oportlonau- -hare of the rod B'URUacH' T„ Coltaetor. Owner ' Lot_Nn. Block Section Ampanwm '*S. » .° Ta t'uiM . ^ • ■=: |K ;j : Ml'"-' ~~~

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| AGRICULTURAL

J NOTES el By J. A. STACKHOUSE. ^ ! Ceaaly Agent for Cepe May Ceanty " State. Report Shown Cape May) J County Has One Herd Work- j [j! ing for Accredited Lint ^ I In a report sent out by the New, nj Jersey Department of Animal In-i h i dustry. Cape May Auntv is shown j - 1 as having one herd under State JJ supervision, while Sussex County j "has fourteen under supervision, „ j pent ling lieing fully accredited. On ; , '• the fact of the report, il would look . | as though very little attention was I1 ' paid to the eradication of Bovine e | Tuberculosis among our dairy J I cows. But one must remember (that Cape May County docs not ■ ! have a great number of herds, as n jibes Sussex Coynty, which claims j j) 1 to keep more dairy cows per acre • than any' county in the Unitetl "i. States. Cape May County has a about 1080 dairy cows, as compared , J,with 29,108 for Sussex County, so' ' j that after all our percentage of | a clean herds is not as bat! as it ; seems, compared with a wholesale j . r i milk producing county. Jj An accredited herd is one thnt ,

" has stood at least two tests of | i ! tuberculin ailministreded at inter- v ») vals of six months, under the direc-j a f ; tion of the New Jersey Department ( ' j of Animal industry. If unimnht do , d , not react the State will issue a | j certificate showing that particular ( r ! herd to be free from tuberculosis. . I If cows do react they are appralsct! t antl slaughtered, and ordinarily net j n ; the farmer about tvj)- thirds the _ i value of the cow. -I A dairyman can well afford to! be proutl of his accredited herd "an. I . ^ can shout aliout it "from the I, t 1 house-tops," especially if he is a jj retailer, furnishing raw or un- ' • | pasteurized milk to his customers. ^ From the dairyman's viewpoint, - accredited herds are coming more and more into favor where the , owner is building up a herd of - 1 pure-breds. Pure bretls of high ' quality always have a high sale . value if they are proven to be free I from tuberculosis. From the consumer's standpoint, ' I clean milk (free from bovine tuber- i | culosis) should be the first consid- ' oration, especially where large quantities of it arc fed to children. . A few cents more per quart would not be complained about if one woultl stop to think what it repreIt will soon be time to make ani other test of the County Farm Herd and while the state veterinarian is in Cape May County for this i f purpose he could make the test for

! any dairyman desiring it. The test will be made free of charge anil j comparatively ' soon if those interested will notify the Office of Farm : Demonstration, or J. H. 'McNeil, j Chief of Department of Animal Ini dustry, Trenton. A Mistake! Why Pass the Buck? In last week's column, space was 1 given to an article describing the j newly formed Federal Farm Loan! .Association, located in Jesse Lud-j j lam's Office, Cape May Court ! House. The statement read that ,5$4 per cent, per annum was the; interest rate, while 1 la per cent, additional woultl pay off the loan jin 34 1» years' time. The error lies, in the "1 % per cent,," which should i 'read 1 per cent, additional will pay off the loan in 34 years. Now, the type-writing nlpchine was all right, the newspapeAwas all right, j the stenographer wax away from the office on vacation. '" Oh I it was I the copy. Why pass the buck 7 Executive Committee Votes for Corn and Potato Show At a meeting of the Executive ■ Committee of the Cape May County Boartl of Agriculture, held in the Court Building, on October 26, 1923, it was voted to hold a corn and potato show in conjunction with the "Fall meeting" of the Board of Agriculture. Last year a very successful I meeting of this nature was staged — | in the Middle Township High [ ; I

n School, where the farmers themselves were surprised at the fine ; ; showing of com ami potatoes ex-j' hibited there. With the permission j' j of the School Boartl another ex- ' ' j hibit greater in proportion than lie- 1 ' ifore will be 'staged.

j j Six major prizes will be offered " j again, entitling the winners to aj V. ticket to Trenton to attend the ' ; Agricultural Convention there Jan- ; juary 15 to !8, inclusive. Here is an opportunity to sec Trenton, "on ' v i the Boartl of Agriculture," if you j ' " ' have some nice corn or potatoes. r " The winners last year were: ' 0 W. S. Thompson, 10 ears white)' V , com. l '») Chas. Tomlin, 10 ears white cap ' a i com. • 1 Norman Taylor, 10 ears yellow, s com. 1 e Joseph Somers. 15 pounds Red;' y Skin potatoes. (c r Frank Swain, 15 pounds White'1 1 Skin potatoes. ' ' W. FI. Powall, 15 pounds sweet; s ! potatoes. I p| As the County Fair Exhibit; > ' j comes too early in the season and j ' s does not permit very extensive ex- ' ''jhibition of com ami potatoes, this1) " ; affords the only opportunity within' f : the county for showing what splcn- ;t 1 j tlitl fieltl crops Cape May County j 1 e can produce. So let every lover of ; ) beautiful com and potatoes liegin : ) t't'tu it i ui com unit potatoes oegin )

j! preparations at once f«r exhibiting Is , his or her crops. The class in corn j t " , will be the same as last year, but ' ) la change will probably be made in ) | the potato classes, so that growers') ' of "pink eyes," Cobblers, etc., will t 1 ; have a better chance to compete, | ion Saturday, November 17th. Lest We Forget — Rye t Rye is quoted at slightly over c ;j per bushel. t Rye will cover the ground better ( | and surer than any cover crop sown t i ! now' 1 j Rye advocates say sow at least t 3 bushels per acre this time of i ! year- . 1 Rye makes early ' posture for t cattle and poultry. ! Rye keeps the soil from blowing, i _ Rye makes the farmer's heart i ^ giatl at plowing time. t ; 1 MR. AND MRS. WOODRUFF ENTERTAIN Mr. oVltl Mrs. F. R. Woodruff, Jr. , entertained a party of friends at - their home in this city over the - week-end. A very pleasant time » was spent by all. The guests included Mr. antl Mrs. I F. R. Woodruff, Sr., Mr. antl Mrs. » George M. Dowtl and daughter. - Ruth, of Pleasantville, and Mr. ami Mra. John Dudley, of Camden. 1 ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL

] HAIRDRESSER SUES HOTEL PROPRIETOR FAILINGJMRACT j FAI L M. SPIECKER MUST RE- ' TURN $200 PART OF RENT •FOR STORE ' ; Justice Francis H. Ware presided ' I at the local Police Court on Wed- 1 j nesday morning to hear a suit 'brought by Mrs. Ellen R. Donnelly 1 j against Paul M. Spieckor. propri- ' |j ctor of the Strand Hotel. ]; Attorney Stanley K repps ap- ' j peared for the plaintiff, while City;' '■Solicitor Andrew C. Boswell repre- ' ; I ! sented the defendant. ! j Mrs. Donnelly, in her testimony, f statetl that she rented from Mr. Spiecker, the store, 513 Ninth , Street, which is a part of the I Strand Hotel. The lease was made I in April, the sum of $600 being the yearly rental stipulated. Mrs. Donnelly further statetl that jj ; she rented the store for the purjpose of conducting a hairdressing - iaml manicuring establishment, and

for that reason woultl require ait| I ample supply of hot water through jthe year, antl her rooms heated. J Mr. Spiecker promised to supply (the two necessities, the plaintiff I stated under oath, when the lease ' j was signed. J Since the middle of September,' : however, neither heat nor hot ! water hail been supplied. Under i 1 j cross-examination, Mrs. Donnelly; rcatl a list of 31 names, local resi-j I dents who she had been unable toj ' accommodate with the treatment,!"' (! of a lack of heat and hot; _ She had approached Mr. Spiecker , repeatedly upon the matter, antl I ' had Iteen informed by him that he ' could not furnish hot water or heat, ; , , l>ecause he did not propose to keep j his hotel open during the winter. Under cross-examination by. So-; , Boswell, the plaintiff stated -she would not have rented the) I establishment had she not been1 . assured of sufficient heat anti hot.; i j water to carry on her business, i Mr. Spiecker took the stand, and . 'denied emphatically that he hud ■ | promised to supply the plaintiff ; 'i with heat and hot water during the1 i [winter months. The only conver-| • sation he had with her relative to t the hot water, was whether it ! ('would be of equal force as during' t previous years. He assured her it i j woultl. The written lease pro-j I duced in court contained all he hadj , promised to supply his tenant. j A long argument ensued between the witness ami plaintiff's attorney i concerning ways and means; through which Mrs. Donnelly could j r be supplied with heat and hotj i water. Mr. Spiecker, however, repeatedly denied he had promised to J t supply these, because the expendif entailed would not be justified 1>y the number of visitors he could1 r expect during the winter. Attorney K repps read an adver- 1 • tisement which appeared in a count ty journal, wherein the defendant statetl the Hotel Strand would be , open through the winter. Mr. Spiecker admitted he had authorized the advertisement, and j at the time was seriously thinking t of doing so. I! Addressing the court, Mr. e K repps asked judgment in favor of plaintiff. It is quite reasonable to ' |rey. he stated, that Mrs. Don- <- nJUy woultl not have rented the r. store hail she not been promised il the facilities necessary to carry on her business. Plaintiff asked only for the return of $200 paid in rent; L representing the monthH from Pe-

cember to March, when the If. •• expired. Solicitor Bitswell requf-!' I ti-e - court to ilisthisx the suit. In a case where landlord . and ten.n.. e Rave contradictor)' to.«tTRT3r-r. • fourt should abide l.v the wrilt-n I agreement. Nothing i.in.ihtupoit the defendant beyond thai J contained in the lease. Furthermore, the plaintiff sued i j for damages she had not su-taim-ii She sued for the return of rent I Paid for the months of December 1 . to March, which were yet in the; , future. Many things might hap- ■ .'pen in the meantime. The defendto install n heating plant to il„. . hotel, antl furnish hot water. At . any rate, she could not sue for . damages - which she ' had not j suffered. Justice Ware expressed hi- belief S

at Mr. Spiecker must have made the promises as stated, or other- •' Mrs. Donnelly would not have , igned the lease, antl gave judg- . ment for plaintiff with costs. 1 \RD OF THANKS \\ . v t., thank our numerous t'rift.-l-. for their thoughtfulness - i - lot...! wife ami mother. Mr. N.tah Collins antl Family. - -Furnished apartments; hot . ■ » alter heat ; $30.00 per month. tpply Ocean City Storage. 6th and

Jnuounting That the Office of LAIRD and LAIRD, formerly of 948 Asbury Avenue, has been moved to 420 Eighth Street . Our new location is a prominent and convenient one. It therefore assists us in our first desire— to be of the greatest possible service to you. We know that we can assist you in the handling of your realty interests in Ocean €ity and we earnestly seek your valued patronage. LAIRD AND LAIRD 420 EIGHTH STREET

MAE E. BENNETT Ocean City'a Only RESIDENT HAIR DRESSER All Other Branches S,.|SeDYre*«!».ei 6S8 ASBURT AVENUE

j CONVEYANCINC BELL PHONE (21 "Service That Satisfies" KEYHAN REALTY CO., Inc. TENTH and ASBURY AVENUE OCEAN CITV. N. J.

FOR SALE-BARGAIN BAY FRONT PROPERTY 1224 Pleasure Avenue BEAUTIFUL VIEW Erery modern convenient-, completely furnished, (our tsige pocches end host lending. Gai^e ' It* four cess. MUST BE SOLD Apply Now — Owner on Premises REICH LE HILTZ Ocean City Laundry Co. (ith AND HAVEN AVE. Rough Dry Work A SPECIALTY TRY OUR DAMP WASH Why Not Send Your RUGS and BLANKETS to Us, Where They will be given SPECIAL ATTENTION Quality and Service That Satisfies

Song Recital by ELIZABETH SPENCER This is a golden opportunity for Ocean City to hear the famous soprano. Assisting her will be Lucile Collette, pianist and Harold Lyman, flutist. Miss Spencer's appearance here makes it possible to perform an interesting musical experiment. In some of the numbers, the famous artist will compare her voice with its RE-CREATION by Mr. Edison's new phonograph. Strand Theatre NEXT THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1923 at 8.15 P. M. A number of complimentary invitations are available for thin concert. Coll, Write or telephone for them, at once. They will be issued in the order of application. Wallace & Son, Inc. Ninth and Asbury Avenue H — —