" 7 ■. — : OCEAN CITY SENTINEL. THURSDAY vnurw tjcb An iJl!

CENTRAL OCEAN CITY PINOCLER'S BEGIN SEASON'S GAMES GROCERY STORK, 31 Ht AND AS$UBY, SCENE OF MUCH FUN AND ANIMATION 1 No club ever opened up its doors I with more pep than did the Pinocle J Club of the 31th Street Section on last Thursday evening. Different times people summer- 1 ing in the section have been heard . to say, "My, but how in the world do you stand it in the winter, it must be awful lonesome." They don't stop to realize that the people here arc too busy in the summer lime to have a great deal of pleasure, but. after the summer crowd goes, then the natives in the section begin to sit up' and take notice, ami during this long; dragged out winter, when our city cousins are feeling so sorry, for this 1 poor bunch of hayshukers, the country cousins are too busy stepin'l out ami enjoying themselves with] parties and pinocle thai they haven't time to wonder what their city cousins are doing. Moral — You can never- tell from where you sit how the picture will turn out.

The grocery store on the comer (,f 3lst Street and Asbury Avenue was turned over to the club members, and a day was spent moving out counters und show cases, so that when everything was complete, a real size hall was realized. Some of the summer people are1 ' still hanging on, and due to the fact of their having such a wonderful time at the club have decided to remain here all winter. Two prizes were given to the lady and gent having the largest number of points in seven games played progressive. Mrs. Wm. S. Kdgar, one of our old standbys, ami Uncle Chris Hansen, were the winners. Uncle Chris won a new deck of cards a few weeks ago, so evidently he has been using Ahem fori practice during his idle hours.; Both had scores over 700, so they can't be hated for winning.

After the card playing, some of the members did a "Two Step" with the broom, and- dancing concluded the evening's pleasure.! Music for dancing was furnished by Paul Whitman and Benson Or- 1 chestras— -Victor records. A large wood fire fit for a weeny ! roast kept everybody warm, especially those at tables 3 and G, which were each side of the stove. It kept all hands busy fighting to keep away from these two tablest: and when any of the girls sat in, these positions you could smell roast chicken. The neighborhood electric curling . iron was kept warmed up by the girls with bobbed hair, and early in the evening all the gents were seen washing up their rubber collars. So taking things as a ; whole, the occasion was fit for the I Ritx-Carlton.

The officers are Raymond J. Edgar, president, and Mrs. Edgar F. Berger, secretary and treasurer. Among the members arc: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ,F. Berger, Mr. and Mrs. John Berger, Kelsie Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Edgar, Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Edgar, -Mr. and Mrs. George Gaffney, Mr. and Mrs. Bel ford Collins, Mr, Chris Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Tutthill, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. James Dunham/ Mr.- and Mrs. Albert Horner, Mrs. Harry Shore, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Powell, Arthur Powell, Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Monahan, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hayes.

CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Miss Elizabeth Young, of 5D5 North Street, recently attained to ber ninth birthday. The auspicious event was celebrated in proper ftyle by the young lady entertaining a party of young friends. A most enjoyable evening was spent, with music and games. Miss Young is considered a remarkably promising young lady, a very able elocutionist, and gifted in reciting Bible stories.

CARL KARL WRITES FROM FATHERLAND W. F. Valet Learn* of the Di*ireu*f , ing Condition* in Germany I v * cjrd received by W. F n* , CaH Kar,» the popular Boardwalk restauranteur, paints u1 very gloomy condition of things prevailing in the fatherland. * ] Kal1 at the close of the sumvi*it S r°" l<?ft th,s ,tJ*°rt a • kermuny. The postal card [contains the information that lie! : was on his way back to the States (and anticipating arriving at New- 1 , ark this month. i

Anting of the state of ihe country, Mi. Karl states, ^Conditions are awful over here, if BKgffi believe |t without seeing, j,, the cities, half of the people will starve and freeze to death this winter. No coal, no food. I have given away m chanty more than I have spent an myself. It did my heart good along!"1' 10 hC,P UlCSe P°or pcop,e -

AGRICULTURAL NOTES Br J. A. 8TACKH0USE. County Agent for Cape May Coaniy

Jal UN readiness for the farm *! DRIVE, NOVEMBER 19 , rvL }\' of Eldora. appointed ,n by the Executive Com- * Sort 1 lhr <°unl>' Hoard «.( Agriculture. gften that alrti* |„ readlntw to uZ the rpctnlHTkhlii rampaiicp on November ly |n , j Mit «i,» and Lower lowfmhipa f i Mrc very i»u»y with diK- : King i»otau*>* and gathering their corn, but thorn- called upon to act an drivers In taking the rdiritora from farm to k, . th<* ncl lh*-1 thty thoroughly in supporting thl* SMivenwrit. The loc«| solicitor* who have consented to a*k their brother fartm-re to "sign up" •re Norman S. Taylor. Cold Spring ; Washington Nan Gilder. Petersburg. and-Judeon' II. Corson. Palermo. The solicitors sent to us by the State Kclcrntion are E. J. Clement and II. W. Miller, of Cumber-.' Und County. The drivers for Middle and Lower Townj ships are Ceo. Rea. "Ed" Phillips. "Gut" , | Swain. Frank Corson. Walter Affelhach. 1 iol)n.P^We,U Wro' Lowell, Ellis Thompson. i i Ralph Sehcl linger, Frank Dickinson and Joseph Elliott. 1 ...... 4

Membership in the County Board of 1 Agriculture also entitles one to membership In the New Jersey State Federation •of County Boards of Agriculture and in the National Farm Bureau Federation. I The membership fee i# $5.00 and it is that a large majority of farms • will be represented by at least one meml bcrshlp. The Board of Agriculture is the authorised organisation giving moral and per*»iial support to the County Office of Farm Demonstration and such organizations ns the County Granges. Poultr y Associations. Federal Farm Loan Associations and Co1 Operative Purchasing Associations. Msny .projects of the Board of AgriculI turn are now under way and some of them I show very tangible results. For instance, a very creditable County Agricultural Fair , is the production -of the County -Board of , Agriculture as well as the vucccltfu) cam- ' paign waged In the last three years against hog cholera. There are other projects just as commendable that ran be successfully carried out if the farmer* will support the Board of Agriculture with money and personal ( effort. « t • 9 w * w

ENTERTAINMENT AND FEAST TO BR HAD AT BOARD OF AGRICULTURES' MEETING, SATURDAY, NOV- 17 Entries of corn and potatoes for tho exhibit at the Second Annual Corn and Potato Show to he held at the fall meeting of the Board of Agriculture in the Middle Township High School. November 17. are giving promise for a real show. Besides cahiblts, sj makers of note and the Court House Double Mixed Quartette, there will be a chicken i«t pie supper In the Baptist Church Annex, which will appeal to all. This will be served from 5 to 7 o'clock, and will cost 50 cents for all that can be carried away. The business meeting will begin at 10 A. M. The session of entertainment will start at 1.50 o'clock. P. M.. and will clove at 4 P. M.. in. ample time to get a seat at the pot pie supper. Those bringing 10 ears of corn or 15 founds' of fotatoe* in competition for a round trip ticket to Trenton should be at the High School Building at 10 o'clock. A. M.

advertise in thf. sentinel Delicious Home. Made Candy Fresh Dally BITTKK creams Our Specialty Nor># Better £ny where abbie conver 1101 Anbury Avenue , Dnhr Your Holiday Cnndy from V* I SPEEDOMETERS ^tolled Repaired j j and Tested ,Surt*r Generator I and Ignition Work William maloney j 29 £, Florida Avenue ^TLANTIC CITY, N. J. I fin win I a Anting# PaperhangiDg Interior Debitors w asbury avenue I . "1'F.AN city I n. i. L ***** 73S

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* * , • 1* • ... . Attentions HUMBERT G. PONTIEHE BUILDER 949 Atktry A*«. OCEAN CITY, R. I. MlttSTEIIDS WORM SYRUP -T. rMUw *" '"j •' direct lens ir< followed. IT NE\FH 1AIW Drsplte atsrtlty ond HANTOHIK. « jlT* mt to sixty y«Pi* teit- Hold eTcrywhCTO ar bf vShU m n.. PMi.wpt.u Win. H. Powell Q^oeral Contractor Grad.iiR and Street Bnlldlni , Thin,. fourth «'•»>«" »ve OCEAN CITY, N. J. if »l <*•««' *""• noil Phont ' . I GRUBB BROS. | builders real estate 609 ntlrd Strwl I ' I ocean crnr, n. j* ^ « Phone 4IT*> i ' % "•"•V-1- '• t'T » -V(V".

I THREE HUNDRED UNO SIXTY PEOPLE DINE ON LEGION TURKEY ] later in evening ladies' auxiliary feed county commerce chamber

0 . , * V The supper served on Thursday - by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the American lx-^ion, proved one of ' cither that the people s of Ocean City have a passion for ' , ,CY». or that the culinary skill of the ladies jg far above the ordinary. - Allowing for the fuel thut the > Morgan-Ranck Post is extremely • popular, and enjoys the esteerti and . confidence of the public, this of it- , self is hardly sufficient to account for the large attendance at the Turkey Supper, Thursday, at the bust Presbyterian Church.

At any rate, flilly three hundred and sixty people were fed at the supper tables, and each guest received his or her plenty from a rich and diversified menu, with something in it to please all palates. The service was excellent, the cuisine faultless, and all spoke highly of the courtesy and consideration shown them by those who attended at the tables. A number of the members of the post rendered valuable service throughout the evening. The proceeds of the supper will be devoted < mainly towards the building fund, > jthat is gradually growing towards j securing a permanent Legion i home.

r Later in the evening the Ladies' * Auxiliary served a delicious and ; hberal lunch to the members of the .' County Chamber of Commerce. , Fully a hundred and twenty-five , j persons enjoye dthc hospitality ex- : tended them, and the tempting ; viands. - The cost of providing the lunch • j will be defrayed by the city, the | local Chamber of Commerce, "and the Progressive League, jointly. But to the ladies of the auxiliary • belongs the credit for making all1 preparations, and serving it in the pleasing manner done. The visitors departed all delighted with the reception and the pleasant evening they had spent

Americanized Judkson had come to the United States with the, firm resolve to make this his country; to study our talk and ways of doing things; and to become a real American as soon as possible. Smilingly he greeted a fellow- worker one morning, asking how he felt. "Feel fine—outta sight," was the reply. Next morning he met a fellow countryman on the street, who, in greeting, as him how he felt. x "Feel swill. You can't see me." .

| REAL ESTATE I TRANSFERS ! in = the < f ' Jfc-fsar 'w' ' Sutton, el vir.. to f«u, N, v. - '^4 i j t/!l ftpWf *I9,ViiO. U.r I i ^ hy water. So i ,bein* ,o1 812. Action F. No. '1 b^innlnv iSih ?'w Uun %6£Jiao Wet]ey Avi-J»U'-I ?' So. 3 I. belnir lot section F.

!?i* 31. pUn i. Bay Front -.owned by Lowis M. Cress*. 'i ?' ft ux., »«> John It. Jm.. $3,000. I'art of lot* 05. i»C. section C'.' Janr K. Fi«h«r, ct «!«.. heirs, to John J. jte.r* f3*600* Lots 6s8. 65i», section F. and lot* 740. 7 89, section F. Jennie A. Sprstt to Hannrfh W. Mitchell. II. CJ0. Lots U 40, 041. block O-G. plan I. Gordons. J t«n II. Zlcbcr to W. Bultcrworth. t»f000. Ix>t 70S, section K. Button & Corson Compnny to Naomi W button. Tract of land and Isnd l!owe«J by. tide water iK-cinnini; in S. K., line W«ii>j Avenue iuO feet S. W fr^ti S. W. line j.Mh Street, contalnlnr S. VV. in line Wo*Icy Avenue 100 foot in front r bro.ulti. and that width extending S. E. between

I PSS Par*,,cl Jift 28th Street, cvterdint; | • 1.-35 feet to Riparian Comm)».ioncrt> e\- • - tended line in Atlantic Ocean -.George Alvln Snook to Cora B. Hcdlcy. S6.3U0. Lot 21, section D. plan 4. Boy Front Lot*. ; Alexander Morri*on. rt ux.. to John F. ' wager, et ux. |5.0ou. Lot* 810. 811, aection F. Jennie A. Sprat t fu John J. Foster, et u*; 11.250. Lot 10C. North Point. Joseph F. WaJlworih, ct ux . t« Jc.-mi'-A. Spratt. Lot* 411, 414. 420. 422. block! 4. plan 1. 5 lot*, block 6. 12b, lot* in block fi 18*^ lot*, block 7. 14 lots, block I 0. Garden*. Albmine W'alther to Chri>*ian J. Wal- , ther. et al. Lot* 027, 928, block 0. plan 1.! Gardens. A1r» lota 1151. 1152. block 11. i F plan 1, Garden*. fidelity Trust Com tony. ExVr, to Jamc Mcnzi*. |425. Ix>ts 102-A and |0$.B. plan revised Bay Front Lot*. John C. Morrison, ct ux.. io Jc.hn I. ! _ ------ 11 IU„ I » «f C •«! JI |, ;

Duke*, et ux. I-ot beginning In N. W. i line Ocean Avenue. 50 feet S. W. frot.i S. W» line 14th Street. Charles A. Bayard. • t uv.. to Russell II. ! Nully. Lots 736. 737. 788. 739. 740. 741. 7. plan 1, Gardens, together with i right and priv:\s* of 15 foot alley lead- | Ing In S. W. direction and rommunicatinr j with Station Road S. which lead* lnt<» ' North Street. Amelia Franklin, et vir., to Daniel W. r 1 i h ■— B

nx, 22, life* k .^errj-. .r w. Si. r.-io. a.., at.A it i. ^ blc* k 3-. Carder,* L. . WW . Lorettar M ra, % t *. divided otK*-J 'jrih {nti rem .-i i*k- rung at int. : *-uiou • f a r *i *. h. >• A - eou- wj-h- S. W. i.re ' i jih 'Swfe imrt of bv. 658. ^jon H. . " "I Iloffroi*.-.; f i; y., |>,retto M lli^-y f1 VndhiiUA I. « f int. u j,,* znd i..; block 1* ' I». CharV* V,\ 11 !ar.ci. ... j: V,r, r«r A jZedey, -fij?. . *cct>in C n,r„ M T. J. ,, • -••H'. ltCil wv ,..>i . r^ard T. Jat y.%. t-j Corr^lju* L. Otrk. vi u x. 3L506. S«m« a> aU,wChar!.- . 1! I ,.Ei. . «. . » .. - I

, •• Jr.. Nell*- I. u:ey. Xj:...! , i^1? i+gfanfo# jn s.-Bi ,|»M !h Mrn/', "5 \\ from N. W. CJeean Au-nce. A i, F-,.r g, « ,,v. m Gulf Reffn- •. bexinnitvg at S- Cr>tutr; Wree I and lVler. Avenue, ;!v V" "'" Wr it., et ux., to John ' • « t tiWOT, « : tp Lr .'. 27. block 4. v- r- 1 j1 v,1* . :r;4l jl *' t,' d>'n, Front lie;.! 1 Jo -4 Stewart, jr. vi ux.;' to Ralph S. >'i ■ tlx. v soctb-n K I S - to F. Hrrcy Weld- t -V \1 1 if ^i'ruoing in j?. N\ . J .'. ;"r,rn icrrace. ill ftst S. K. from - ). lino Ocoan Avenue, VeWon J j:> .. €. uv- ta Frederick r JCofT nsn. fjm Lot 7vi\ section F. «Jk> * lot .10. ftcctinn F. : me to U> . r> If. Murter, Jr. $2,!<X». % : yg above. J.»m II. W:' liar own. *i ox./ to M. Harr> ' r ,\u U~\ of lot 7 tzUVr Wwk « Htontos and ScuH r^ Alice Ruzaell !

I to 4 Rhtales ftm. Tract of land Winning I ■f point tn S. w. line Mart* *r« t j Virtoina Ti^ms*. « ;|r.. to JoeejA Dy- ' ldj'. 642. S*v'»->n A. »i« ,rt0T f. n t. et ux., io Sarah £. Memy. |1.42<J. T mo tou 25 feet irotit ' •art, •■•uatc ; on s . W. S.d« iimy Avenue,: beginnitftg W N. E. 0( Street.' John J - Wiry, et ux.. to Morris f. MIL I ?*• WW*?*. Jots 2712 Uj 2718 inrimic.* 1 block 27-G. McIaiughLn-CoM'/er Tract i ' ^arden^. Mho bf.» 27-1, j -22 # r>n<

J^-r-naed I' Murphy to Charlee H. Sum%}*~l Lota Noa. 77. 70. II, 82 fced 85. ;4ai 5. revised Bay Front Lou. Ella t . Mart* to Horace J. Rotb ;$-.<• JO. Lo.s 596. 587. 5*8, action Z. Upper Township William Wry. Jr.. « to S talrille n Han scorn. Tract of Und near-' fb>o»Ws Foin; Methodist Church, eonuin- N ******* 2 quarter*. 29 parches. Wading Alonzo Young. John Elseahart. Mrs A lotizo Y ur ;r and others. ?' «1- to Mary Uraas ; * J*I ,^lock Dr. It Marshal: ; , tract. Tvrkahoe. i ' II It. MacGanhey to Strathmere Develop' | I Everything for the WalLWork Guaranteed \ Kstimaie* Cheerfully film WILLIAM REYNOLDS ' raperhangings ijp ASBURY AVENUE. Oceen City. N. J. Phone 141-J

r|M( Co. UOC. Lot is. ftrPr 4 r,*Strathmefe. ' S « «*.. io Grace »u; : C *41, „ KM#, Wi . j ' tou at Corson's Jeter Land . Ocaan Cdy Tit* k tur r.Wpax , | St ra Walopeaer.r Carney . Lor i 1 ***" ******* Lrt^a f q ia*r. Strathaoer*. Sea Jsk r«y I Annie E. u. Cepe May Co. Eight feet nAtWa? f. tSS St'"" ^ '

Th^ Bride'* Alibi Hubby— "Your sponge cake h j dear, bat " Mri. Newiywed {crying) — "H I wag the druggist r* fauit. He didn't . Cm me the right lend cf gpeogea." Dumb Dame] Himaelf Da» — "Can a cow-hide in a ahoe store?" — gjjpC^k—^Ko— bpt qakakj/i." j

SEVEK j| There I« a Uait Jewelr. — "Bracefeu are *)j the style this year . If y»>u 33r^ Uke Umsbl Yob can't wmr too mar,y tisik atsaon." r*ir Skoppfer-rft'ril. J tottt want my arms to k <4 3ske curtato poles." ^ . 1

joseph c. farr ATTORNEL-AT-LAW Solicitor and Master in Chancery, I Red Estate, Conveyancing, Collections 623i Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY.. N. J. — ■*#

george r. greis ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 311 Eighth Street, Ocean City. a»4 Mechanic 8L, Cap* May Coart House Bell Phones: Ocean C3ty 781 Court House 22-

leander s. corson 1 builder 1036 Wealey Arenne.

otis m. townsend builder OFFICE: 8th St., and Haven Ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. Only galvanized nails used on exterior work.

Plans and Estimates Furnished AU Work Guaranteed lewis cossaboon Contractor and Builder 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY Phone 661 -J THE SEVERN FORMERLY VERNON HALL Room* wkh Beard Table Board OPEN ALL YEAR Wesley Avenue at Eighth St

DR. C. P. MARCUS Veterinarian LIN WOOD, N. J. I Phone — Somers Point 29 R2

If" Small Animals A Specialty ■ 1 '! — | HAVE you a cottage, bungalow oi apartment to furnish? We have n line of FURNITURE at less thar Philadelphia prices. Window shade* a specialty. CHAS. E. ADAMS & BRO. 720-22 Asbury Ave. HEADLEY & ADAMS S^jlReadingCoali Kinffllnf Wood by barrel or cord. B«rt coal an the market. 5060 lb*, to lh* tan guaranteed. B#D or EnUrpriw pbanc. OMco aa< Yard- TENTH AND WEST

Jo*. Van G. Hoffecker ARCHITECT 803 gffhth St- Ocean City Rag. ■ N. J.

BRECKLEY'S HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS Gilt on L. Bretkli), Prop. Ready 'Mixed Paints, Lend and Oil 920 and 922 Asbury Avenue Phone S56-W ^ I — i — — I

ATTORNETS-AT-LAW ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices MASTER IN CHANCERY Baaraa Ballding— Azbary irnw and |tb - OCEAN CITT, N. J.

ARCHITECTS VfVIAN B. SMITH | architect Hi Guaranty Tto*t Eaildlac ATLANTIC CITT, N. J. . ENGINEERS Wm* H, CoIJisson, Jr. Aaafc M. Aa.tM.CX. CivR Engineer and Snrreyor Cltr t, Or««n City. N, J.

MEDICAL

WILLITS HAINES, M. D. Physician and Svrgeen Offfco Hour* j t A. M. to I F, M. Disease* of Eye, Ear, Noae and TTiroit ; Fhttit m OlittW Fitted Cor. Weslly Ave, and tth St I* V -V V ■ • j ALLEN CORSON, M, D- | Off I to H<«»r»: f to II A It.. 7 to S IV M. JOHN B, TOWNSEND, M. D. Qffi«o ffoura: * to 10 A. M.. t to 9 F. M.. 7 to 9 P, V, 814 WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. BILL MTON1 *9

JJKRSCHKL PETTIT, M. D. Wesley Avenue otfSAN CITT, N. J. par* floor* rv fa II A. M.t t to I P. H. Wad. *ad • to It A B* only mw* tit

Ogloo vmn, m\ • to II A. M. 7 t* | F. It. John H* Whitleir* M. I) 1tt WRSLKT AVENUE OCEAN CtTT, N. J. | HUGH XS CENTRAL PHARMACY I El^Ut St, and W«a*y Aw. Phone 248 J. Thotufey Hughes, P. IP. Pharmacist In Charg»

D. M. RlCHARDa D. C. Daclar af CHHWPRACru (iri'*°' otyCKlropraetlf Ofllor lloora ^ TtwWur*. Thofedgy* w5K^L* *Ril ' to i f. m Wadftaaday* »iv4 IYtdav». * ia in A. M 1*?, il Appalnnamt ... W»»na MI W «• Ninth Rtraat (Vtan CHy, N. jJ x*. •*/' 'f ' • « •' ^ ** • i •>

ALCO HEATING SYSTEM App,y Priett « ^ Broto BELLVIDERE APTS. 812 SEVENTH STREET REASONABLE RATES FOR THE WINTER MONTHS

reasonable rates/' ~..|n ^ HOTEL ST. RITA FOURTEENTH and ASBURY AVE. Open All the Year E. M. RODGERS, Prop, lot Water Healed Room* Home Comforts ^

I r i — : ; — ' ■ ! mixad concrata for pormanonoo " F. P. MATTERA & CO. Third and Haven Avenue Manufacturers of Automatic Tampered Concrete Building Blocks ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR Foundations, Block Bases and Cement Pavements Ask to see our new Stucco Faced Blocks Office: 129 Asbury- Avenue

i " - j* j : — — phone 789 Jobbing and Alteration, HOWARD O. MacPHERSON Practical Carpenter and Builder "Satisfaction Is Our Motto** 1016 CENTRAL AVE. ■- E. A. CORSON General Contractor 737 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY roads, sewers, bridges, bulkheads

any\ ■ \ I Gt r^m # if A W S JMv I v\ jBrnUMiffl' ^ ^ ff s «-* — *•— > Hj^Lr

f A Single Burner Keeps "ji the Whole Dinner Hot 7l>« » becanae all the heat it retained and^JTto wf* , ^SUtOOMWP 1 wonderful huroerm'^^juL.— i_. ^ «iKa ^ in no othw Ktes, B Satn.-a - > p„,m JSS &TT&£+ - Grease doe, nor reach City Gas Light Co. 839 ASBURY AVENUE

vernon hall 410 Atlantic Awtnne Under »tme maaagemcat a* ! for the past aeren a eaaons , i and we are in no way. con- j "octed with the Severn.

Our Wall Paper ii a veritable find. We aim to! Pleaae the partirnlor. Jtm eome down and Inspect our numerous do- ' «r*«. If you are critical it tnaj take you a lonr tima to derido-^ tftere am so many patterns to choeae from — but the point it that at price, that will app«J to you.: ALFRED R. SMITH IOd* Ashary Av*. Oc— City New Jcrmey i I

j. E. jocher PA I INJTI ISJGi 1820 Anbury Awe. . a====ss3gscaHMs9 HENRY roeser. Jr.

Certified Public Accountant 8*3 EIGHTH STifFVy 0«aa City, K. J . • . b: Audita Taxes ffjilim

* H- AUCS1 I ULDFIKLD OLDFIELfJ W. h. Oldfield and Socl TELE and MARBLE WORE 912 CENTRAL AVENUE I Phone 229 -J Ocean <5ty, X. J. j , Estimate, Funtiibed P n | , , - I 1 •' I - Walter E. AHm AWNING AND LDfOUSUN WORE WINDOW SHADES Bourse Apartments OCEAN an. N. X x • " : m mm 1

■ ■ — ^fiSr stoma are roof win be apt to mI m ao© BtowiSrStoMl POtOM J4hW All Kinds of Quttera

R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY h new in ju New OSce. 817 ASBURY AVENUE where p,tit»o, and friend, wffl he em«a*y Ml 1 WELCH CONSTRUCTION oa "*'ddi Built Homes" ■WHlIrtVih." OCEAN OTT. N. J, i fhono 1*0 ioarplf SrnaMeg : PLUMBING -ind HEATING 731 Asbury Avanue ^ N j J 21 ^ ,

s. B. SWAN j , TK~ SWAN and TROUT - PRACTICAL jm* GiiFivnis I* iiiuns 3 ■m. .wmr ,« \jZ0af ocwu, on. . , ^ JOMttWS A gfOALTT ^ •CS' ' 11 W—l I — ^

K AO SS i To Wlm Your Houao j * 411 asbury avenue j ocean city new jersey J ^ T9I SHOULD HUE A Reliable Builder ?> to -"to- w« Pg a