_ QflfiAN CITY SENXINEL, THURSftAY.DECEMBER 13, ma NL

A A /A * FITH IAN * A 1 A— ^ • i .*> inERECT A FITTING MEMORIAL ; Our equipment, professional experience and immense stock of quality memorials are at your disposal. j An inspection of our plant, where none but I skilled artisans are employed, is cordiallv invited. Here one can view memorials of every description in the various stages of construction. 0. J. HAMMELL CO. PLEASANTVILLE. N. J. OAMDEN, N. J. HAM Oft LA I* CRAPTMUCN IOK UUKK THAN Stf TBA1I 1— i J n A At HUB Bfe. « B V Llx_L I i Deep Slash in the Price of Potatoes and Eggs ! We ire proving constantly that "It cost* Icha to live when yen deal it the American Store*," Where Quality Count* and Y#ur Money Goea the Purtheat. m#. Potatoes ,t 7° V, bnh cr rr - • bushel (*4 4 <M U») OOC . (60 lbs) 3>I.IU Big, dry and mealy, good cookers. It will pay you to buy ahead for the winter months. Flour 49c ! I To be mire that your Christmas baking will be "just right," tksi Gold Baal Flour. It gives the Best result*. Where Qnality Counts I Yletir Breai IIAico feanot BQtterfi Breai Supreme Lo*f 5c I |b 23c [wr^pSuaf 90 '

An Eggs Guaranteed! Selected pmc do z i C Eggs OO w* full and meaty. Twelve good e|p in every down.

Our Own Baking! Mki^i-M Only the purest Ingredienw used — eould not be any better if you baked it in yoor own kitchen.

Buy Early for Your Christmas Baking I Supply your needs now, to save delay and annoyance ASCO Cooked Pumpkin 14c : ASCO Smyrna Figs . 15c California Seeded Raisins pklf 12c Best Cleaned Currants pk* 18c Baker's Grated Cocoanut tan 16c California Seedless Raisins ....... ! pk« 12c Fancy California Walnuts lb 30c Paper Shell Almonds . ... ,b 30c ASCO Ground Cinnaraoa <an 5c ASCO Ground Nutmeg , . — "n 5c Brown Sugar — ,b 9%c Confectionery Sugar ... — ,b pkf 18c Pure Vanilla Extracts M 12c, 22c ASCO Baking Powder ...ean 5c, 10c, 20c ASCO Butterine ,b 25c Best N. O. Baking Molasses 10c, 28c asco Mince Meat <> 22c delected fruit* combined with tender meats und the very beat of every neeaaaary ingredient in the answer for ASCO qnality. Asco Coffee " 29c Rleh, full, heavy body, delightful aroma. With the very flut Hip jrouil teste the difference.

Babbitt's Best Soap I 4 »k« 19c I

I Fairy Soap cake 5C

CANDIES FOR CHRISTMAS ! Pare — Freeh Made — Bay Now Princess Chocolates 5 lb box $2.19 Assorted Chocolates 5 ib box $1.89 ASCOCarnmds 3 lh box $1.10 Princess Chocolates lh box 49c Sweethome Chocolates.Ib box 39c American Mixtures lb 23c

Sweet Juicy Florida Orange doz. 25c : 31c Rkh Creamy g Cheese i I "> 33c ; I

Ml ASBURY AVE. 745 ASBURY AVE. I 1126 ASBURY AVE. I — — 1

j SAW' THB FAMOUS DUSE Monday afternoon, to see the celeMr*. William L. Gilbert, of thin bra ted Bum in "Ghosta." 'city, w a* the guent of Mrs. C. New- Oilier guests were Mrs. Willium bold Duvall at the Academy on Jackson and Mrs. S. M. Given. © Ijp Ueatier £>tnr? CLKTULUT LOCATED W AMFJUCA'I CtfATZST FAMILY UBOtT -- i SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS Our Xmaa display is ready for your inspection. It is not early right now to begin striking items from your Christ mas shopping list. Our regular stock has been greatly augmented by specialties and appropriate gifts, 'liter# are many, many practical and economical articles to choose from. Come in and look around SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS I CHRISTMAS To you and all of yours we wish j , A Christmas full of cheer. And may you all be sure to have A prosperous New Year. | FRANK GROSZER 5 I.ittle Tailors 1005 Ashury Avenue - * " ■ ' *" " * »— » — ■ »..j If'™' mmrm e a a ^-2 ■—— — II i r! PARADE | SPECIAL EXCURSION ■ TUESDAY, JANUARY 1 \ /SBf|Y$1.50 RT,Tpd $1.50 IV i \ J w T.tt.u Jr4vr» Oc**n Citr,€.4S A.M. \ \ / \ / Aft Coilumtd Nr«> Y«df'» CluSi In V ¥ I .1 /J| i»ntMtlctrray. A K.tt» <li»pl*y , . u / | .A ■III ri*il»d only bjr iht i«m« Mtrai '1 Ij I VV Cum; N.wOfUnn. | A I llfiurulnij, lr«iti Imtm I'hlUdelpliin. V Muriel Street Wharf f.tt p. bf. W \ Pennsylvania R.R. aystem J 1 . Th* Standard RatbeadefUM World ^Lbuilhjp roofing The most permanent roof for mercantile buildings ! YOU can judge the endurance of a Carey Built-up Roof when you consider the fact that it is built up with from three to five layers of roofing felt, and is cemented with asphalt between the layers and coated on top. Many steep roof buildings are roofed only with a single layer of asphalt roll roofing, without coating, and give a long period of service. Naturally, then, a three layer roof, built up with coatings, makes a decidedly per* manent roof for the most permanent buildings. We can give you a built up roof made of asbestos felts or one made of rag felts. The asbestos felts have superior acid resisting properties, while the rag felts are unusually tough and elastic. Let us discuss your roofing conditions and necessities and suggest the right type of roof for your particular kind of building. C. H. SHAW & SON j SHKKT METAL WORKERS 308 Thirteenth St, Or can City, New Jersey iiLi.S 1 ; .1 - • ' .'A . •' * •. . •' . . . . ' .1 • •*« •

JUL THE WORLD WAS ' REPRESENTED HERE THRU LAST SUMMER MANAGER MATT SAVAGE HAS i INTERESTING REPORT OF THE SEASON tmmmmmammmrnm Evidently all the "world and his t wife" were duly represented by die visitors who came to this resort (during the past summejV and availed thein*elve.s of the hospital(ity offered them by the city at the ' Municipal Pier and Heat Room. Under the able management of Matt Savage, the Rest Room became an ushet of inestimable value. : Many new feature.-, were introduced I by him for the comfort of the viri'tors. Order and quiet prevailed at all times, and the children were taught to recognize the claims of - their elders when seats were scarce. . As a medium of valuable publicity to the city, the Municipal Rest Room could not he excelled. The , register kept by Manager Savage is a volume of revelations. Probably few persons in the city have even a remote conception of the number of people from distant lands who visited this city during, the past summer. The register shows twenty-two from China, in-! eluding a Chinese Princess and her : sister; four from Japan; one from Siam; one from Cairo, Egypt; two from Jerusalem, the Holy Land; one from Venice, Italy; one from Sicily; six from Germany, Cobleni, Hanover and Czecho-Slavonia; four from Spain; eighteen from Paris, including several counts and countesses; three from England; four; from Scotland; six from Ireland; two royal ladies from Sweden; one from Nova Scotia; twenty-four from Canada; three from Alaska; three from Cuba; one from Haitii; one from the Bermuda Islands; one from Nicaraugua; two from the ; Argentine Confederation; two from! Peru; one from Bulgaria; one from Australia; three from New Zealand; one from Zululand, Africa;! one from Honolulu; one from Fiji Islands; and one from Columbia, South America. In addition, every state in the : Union was represented with the exception of New Mexico, Idaho, and j South Dakota. This is a wonderful record. In preparing his register, Manager 1 Savage secured a wealth of valuable information which should be capitalized to its fullest value. DANCING MASTER IN TOWN Mr. and Mrs. C. Elwood Carpenter were visitor to town during the week. Mr. Carpenter is the wellknown proprietor of the Casino , Club, one of the most popular places of entertainment on the ] Boardwalk. As a teacher of dancing, Mr. • Carpenter has few equals in this 1 section of the country, and each summer has increased his patrons j at the Casino ifcry considerably. \ — -

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FOR SALE THE PERFECT GEX EOOKX& wiU *» your b*klnc, bailie# nA roMtifi# a** tututr of any ordinary yu or U1 Mar# vritb o ftftvln# of tbrM-quftrtftrt of your trim bill. lodorMd by Good Hou—k — m«jfftiin*. wftoud for Ocool City and vicinity. Bijr commi—looj. Mali ord*rn filled. Writ# or phone. Tec Laoorr. r>ntributor for booth Jcn«y. Fhoo* 7Z-M. Vintriand. N. J.. §14 Wood Street. FOR SAIX Hwo and lot. 162ft Aabory , Avenue. U.oOO— 44.000 caah. baloaea ! mortar®*- Apply to Frank Grower. 1019 j Aabury Avenoa. or any a#wot. (tf) j ; ■" 1 .* ■ I I "OK SALE— Bunaalow. C roooi and j bath; furniihad; electric 0#fcc. Apply "L. d.'' Sentinel Oftrf. Ut-ZZ— At) j FOR SAI.L — Counters nod fixture • for lea j I rrmrn store. Apply **H/* Baotioai OAcs. : 1 - " 1 1 ■ j FOR SALE- Stove <Jew*l) with ptps. Taylor's Pharsnaey. Eleventh and Atkury Avm ;ae. Ilt-lft— It) FOR BENT ' Al AKTME1NTS — §40 monthly ; two ; new »• i A newly furnished ; six rooms and . bath ; hot water heat. K1 Atlantic Are. - nur Apply §01 Atlantic Arsons or any <U-2»-2tI FT>R RENT- — House ; ewntraUy toented j furnished. |2ft.oo per month mnoi Jons first. lltU. Howard D. Taylor. Baal iutate Broker. Eleventh and Aabcry. <12 — 11- It) FOR RENT— *15 Weet Avronr SmJb'. rooms and bath. If. A. Korcroes. Adams Apartment*. (tf) FOR RENT — Apartment*, antll Jane 2. reasonable. M. A. Korcroas. Adams : Apartments. (tf) APARTMENTS for rent by the year; $tC and §§0 per month. M. A_ Ncreroas. Adams Apart men U. Ocean City. ' (tf) _ | GARAGES for Rent — I4f0 Wesley Arenua. 110 Aabury Avenue. Apply toM. A Nor- | rross. Adams Apartment*. Ocean City, (tf) ! i FOR RENT— New apartment. Hot water heat : handsomely furnished ; #11 modern : conveniences. E. 8. Kramer. §10 Atlantic ' Avenue. (ll-§— <f) • FOR RENT— Furnished apartments. Hot water host. #m s. electric liybU. Also unfurnished apartment, by the year. F. E. Champion. 710 Moorlyn Terrace. (tf) , UNFURNISHED APT.— Rent by the year; heat furnished. Apply Baroa. Eleventh and Central Avenue*. (tf) FURNTSHS D ROOMS— With or without board or part of house ter rent. Wayne Hall. 140 Sixth Street. (LfrA— ft) | FOR KENT — Store suitable for |#e eream store or delicatessen. Apply "H.~ SeatT nrl Office. (lg-§— 2<) WANTED j. AFFRENTICE WANTED— For the dru* and apotheeary businesi. A tmdaat* or last year High School student preferred Call at Taylor's Pharmacy. Eleventh and ' Aabury Avenue. (12-11— It) j WANTED— A real estate salesman. Good ! opportunity for reliable man. XL C. i Harris and Co.. ftll Elyhtfc Street. (tf) FOR RENT -Fim Boor apt. BeaeoaakU. i Apply lift Wesley. (X»A-lt) |

tlCAL. enrr of ocean city. s. j . nonet TO comriucTORh CONTRACT K*. Tit Sealsd Uds or propolis wji. u- in ...... by the Board of Co mm is, orf City. N. J., at Lbs odbees of t*id Con. miesioorrs in the City Hail, Ckr»: Ci . . N. J.. r^ecember 21. 1223. a' the P. M . 1 or the byixA.ug cur., ,ur. j tioe of a lb foot wide gravel roadway ttwern COt h and Cftth Street*, .a the City of Ocean City. S. 3.. aa 6 eecr,brd in SpWlficiT'OM Alt bids m uet be made oc th* forma prot ided, a-w all items contained u.« rein and be ooooeopanied by cash or check e*r .- fUd by a New Jersey Bank or Trust Compar.y. in the earn of til O.Mr, payable u, the Oty Trssea rer o* Ocean Oty. N". J.. I without condition. A certificate from w j satisfactory Surety Company, cover. ng the j demands of the specifieatk'ne, mum be atj Cached to the bidding sheet The ful bidder will be repaired to furriwtthls ten (It) days from the date of the award, a satisfactory Surety or Caaraiiy Company Bond. Is, the sun; of txe u;; amount of the award, conditioned for the faithful performance of the cor.' r»- t*yment of *11 LUte and and will r i*c be required to save the City of Ocean City. hi. J.. harmless from all actioxu-*t.la.w. at otherwiie, and by virtue of the Ec; by#e* Liability Ast of the State of New Jerary. i or any other act pertaining to the < a.ploy i or kaboren, by fivic# Surety C-en-pany Bond or Ins crane* The entire work will be eompecetl by March 2J. LftZd. The Board of Commiealoners reserve the right to reject any or all bids cr to wa.v« any tnlormallty In. any bid. Plane and spadfieatlona can be ohui.red from the Ctty Clark by daposi:in# i Iv.os.. Dated LwcamLer 10, lttl. EVERTON A. CORSON, Director of Public Worse WM. H. COLLI 8SON. JR.. City Enyimer HARRY A- MORRIS. City Clerk < Adv.— 32-l§-At ORDINANCE K«. »4 Iatrodueed by Commlsalcoer Corioc. As Ordinance to erect, build and coa- ' struct Jectiee along the beach or oaear. front In Ocean City. New Jersey, and providing for the cost and expense thereof THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OK THE CITY OF OCEAN CITY DO ORDAIN t Section I. That there shall be erscted. : built and constructed in the City of Ooaan j City, New Jersey. Jetties along the beach or ocean front to prevent the eocxuachment of the sea and the same to be erected between a point whieh is about 1300 fee*. ; north of North Street to an angle with At- -* r. ; 1 c Bc^iersrd near the yuncttiotx ther«<^ I with Beech Road Sec. L^Tbat the building, erecting and - ooastroctlng of the Jet tie*, described in Section One of this ordinance, end «.b» ! famishing of the labor and materials j therefor shall be aaeordi&g to the plans and specifications on file in the City Clerk's OOaa. Sac. fi. That the aost. damage and «- paam of tha improvement shall be paid bv , aa * ■— iniint upon tha owners cf the land benefited thereby In proportion aa each owner shall be deeseed to acquire. Sec. 4. That the contract vbm awarded, may be temporarily financed by the LstoLng of promissory notes of this city. whEfcfc notes shall bear tha date the day the same * are Issued and Mali be signed by the Mayor and countersigned by the Director of the Department of Revenue mod Finance and attested by the City Cierk and Che corporate seal iMk thereon : said octet shall be definite in amount sad shall beer Intsrset at a rate not exceeding six per centum per annum, and there shall be stated thereon the purpose for which the urn are leaned Sea. ft. This ordinance shall take effect at the expire*!nn of tea day* from tu teal { RMBR#.

Svadice Thr «r<£ t was pegmd aa BaM -'amber, llhS. *&d wfB be taken m 9m r.t . aad final gesasgs mt a of Bo^.-c u. be bmd aa f l IM I 1J- l^tcxttAMutr*- Chamber. Ox, Oorer. €jij. New Jereey, at -f e'siedR 1 • F. M. ;jAdr . 11-29-i'. HABRT ^ »SU. ORDINANCE Na- Iff ^ A'- Orditumor to lay cot. op a#, gm uM . r-J grade "a fifteen foot wide sfipsea. RaW«^e and Asbery Avaaam pmt fern ' fwrraa Flfty-Rixsk and Flf / Ueeac City, New Jersey, and I# pa**9Ri for cLe wc and erpenas tbneaf. THE BOASClr OF COMMUHOMtei OK HE CITY OK OCEAN CfTY DO ' UkiiAIN ■ rVct.or. I. TUt there shall be lab* MA. ,;ec«d. graveied and graded a Mm % sicaate ir. the Ocy «f Oaa* !!S-^r^si5 Fifty-Ninth Street*. Ear. 2. Tha: the laying aaC mgsmtmg iccticc One of *fci« osdiaaaaA and (B§ "'uri.iihing of tha *tcr and MteMlP 'fcarsfor shall be arteediag la <te ffimB a:.-i aptrcxficstion* cf tha CUy Rbg'sah m ' ■ flia in the City Clark's OSea. Sac. 2 Tna: tha tar., dm—m «ad Mm -jmiiK cf the. imprc.emaut shaft ha pMS | R ah a»r.ant u;xic the o« nas aftek# i Lie ranted hereby jn pi nprniaa aa mth ! ovser tiiall &. d^enaed tc i njssss See. 4- Its: the contract whanaaaanML j may be Temporarily f i s ived by Rba tem . eg of promise ry rxr.«* of this dh. WBMb cms shall bear date tha ter te» am i are. isauM and shall ha JSgwmL te Mayer ar.d rountereigaaR by *a temteR oi tha De-partmcnt cf R i ■ ■ i amltemate . .und r. : re-vari by the City GteR ami .tea .jewpeeme seal sfiixsd Hi* ■ : tehM : hall be definite in aacoss and te#R Bte# .cterrtt at a rate bos eaamftte <•* WP i centum per a na am. and these teriR fea thereon the purpaae Rer kfite tea , , WCHf X T* isseed. Sec- ft- Tkb ordi&aam shift! tfth# tet , . at the expire tioa of ten days tete tetem . pae"v|v ■ lj N state The ebaev ordinsees wee pmddb teft nnd -weond reading at a nsVl^ aft tea Board of Cocemlmkouexi *f team te New Jersey, held o« the 2Mb ter -4* •croiwr. 1922. and wilt be tte# 9# tes 'hard trading end final pmmm aft a mmT .cr 04, eald Board CO be bald SNbteHBrtte I JL Cwatetef teSte Hal'. Ossen Oty. tUm Js#Mg. ak Rglltete ! P. M. HARRY A MOteOfi. Adr— teflte ' v # MAE E. BENNETT Ocean City*. RESIDENT HAIR WiPi All Othar * — Lfli < act SfTTWT SM Treat— swi #>§ AhaVRI bHPH ADVERTISE IK THE SBNTOBK

; * '*-/ •. •" • :-Vcr v • ' * . -:v ' \ . ' • ' r%jl - ' • '.V ; ' *t - "v.\ : v' . ' " > , ' '• V; . a A Ruberoid Roof for 1 Fifty-five Cents a Year! Thirty years ago Mr. F. J. Whit lock of Belle Pbine, Minnesota, laitl sjqu*7v feet of Ruberoid Roll-rooting on the roof of the house shown ahovc. In 1923, Mr. Whitlock writes;—^ "The roef afkr l*id <r*s Urtvr rrp*ir*d% pesntrd < r looked after in any way and *p ^ Me dmr J sold th< firm Hfrnrr JPN m ape ksd Itaktd a drop of rain , ^

The roof «ill shows the character isric partcrninj of Ruhcroid Roofing and the long felt fibre* upon microscopic examination show that they arc impregnated with the original saturant which has withstood all weathers for thirty years. This roof, which cost Mr. Whklock less than 55c. a year in cash — and nothing in wort)'— characterise* the service of every product bearing the name Ruberoid.

But Ruberoid is not made #*/r in roll form as in 1WJ — you now have an arthtic keleoHon of Unit and Strijv^h ingles of Ruberoid quality throughout. Every product bearing the name Ruberoid constitutes today as always the quality standard by which other* are measured. — V'vvfc ^^'rrV' 4 J Si Phone or write us today for samples and descriptive literature v

i mim&to i C. H. Shoemaker Umber Co. 12th tad West Avtaoe r| PteMistisi -11 11 1 r *