, • * v 73 - r.N 1 -v.; , - • 1 ten ' OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923

U . C- — RAINBOW CLASS ' IN SESSION ■ ^ - ! 'u(«rtuBetl at ife* Home of Mrs. Leon Breckley Rainbow Class, affiliated with tho First Methodist Church In I this city, met for the regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening at tho home of Mrs. Leon I Breckley. After a brief busloass session,; th* company gave themselves over; entirely to social diversions, which! • included various games in which all participated. The majority of the members of the class were present, including: Mrs. Mahlon Robinson., Mrs. Rus>ell Crane, Mrs. Elmer Crane. Mrs. Albert L. Tngrnm, Mrs. George Selby, Mi- Leon Breckley, Mrs. Horace Smith, Mrs. E. A. Corson, Mrs. Jack Jemce. Miss Amy Voss, Miss Harriet Gibb, and Mrs. K. E. | * Unger. Miss Julia Scull, Miss Mae Harris, Mi>s Dorothy Breckley ami Master Bobby Breckley also par- j ipated in the evening's pleasures as welcomed visitors. (

EDGAR J. STEELMAN g REPRESENTS "OLDS" g PI. in-* <«> Open .Show Room — Now | on Display at Ocean City Garage Edgar J. Steelman has assumed SB the agency for the Oldsmobile cars | in this city, and is prepared to B demonstrate to all prospective pur- g chasers the special qualities of this I machine. B For tho present, Air. Steelman | will make lus headquarters at the | Ocean City Garage. In the very | near future, however, he plans to B open a first-class showroom, where gj he will have all facilities for proper Eg displays. Mr. Steelman anticipates that I sales this coming season will ex- f ceed ail past records, from infor- ! motion given by the president of I the company. Addressing 75 serv- g ice managers, representing Olds- •& mobile distributors from all sec- | turns of the country, President A. | B. C. Hardy, said: '•Competition, raised to the Nth E degree will feature the automotive g| industry during 1924, with the re- [§| '-ui t that the automobile buying public will receive the greatest dol- g Jar for dollar value ever known. "There are probably only a few | big companies that could do what | the Glds Motor Works, aided by I the General Motors Corporation, ■ has just accomplished in the re- B equipping of it? immense plant to B n reduce the new line of sfic cylin- f| tier cars — the lowest priced six cyl- B inder cars in the world. It meant g A sacrifice of equipment that was g but a few years old, but which had gj become obsolete, doe to new designs and advanced methods of bl; :nanufacture. Entertained at Cards Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Smith enter- j lined the following friends at R cards on Wednesday evening: Mr. s :in<! Mrs. Walter Dittrich, Mr. and gg Mrs. J. W. Morrison, Mr. and Airs. E George Shomo, Mr. and Airs. Elmer § Jackren Pearl, Mr. and Mrs, Ewing ffg T. Corson, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. g Johnson, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Mint- 1 zer. A most pleasant time was B spent by alL • JT>E SALE — Ford lovins car, 19!l; cord I tirci, Lumper. Task » tire carrier. A H terrain — the price will ourpriae joa. Ad- HE A-t Sentinel Office. <13»20— lt> M

Many cars arc sold un their appearance; while others are sold on performance, but with the Flint Six it'» different. Not alone i* it l he beat looking car in it» class, but one of the many outstanding features is the Flint chassis, with the exclusive Durant Tubular Backbone, which keeps the chassis in rigid alignment under all conditions. There are many other features that are not to be found on cars of even higher price. We would appreciate the opportunity of showing them to you. Phone for demonstration — no obligation — it would be a pleasure for us. HUB GARAGE CO. PALMER MOTOR CO. Sales and Service Sales Room 7th & HAVEN AVE. 1016 ASBtJRY AVE. Phone 203 Phone 557 I — — ■

j STRAND THEATRE | Xmas Day J I BIG SPECIAL ATTRACTION j . BUSTER KEATON li I J IN "OUR HOSPITALITY" 1 j Direct from the Stanley Theatre, Phila. ; Inoadvan^ in admission

'^^^he^ Weavei^^^^ | |J j | uty? ClfriatmaH g>tnrr ^^^8 The store of useful gifts, attractively displayed and popu- •. Bi UU M r larly priced. But gifts arc going fast, these last few days are i > UgiMk J|gk . making large inroads on our stock. - (Blf|

KB) B Men's Boxed Tien $t,00 Men'a Boxed Set« 75c and $1 B A Men'* Initial Handkerchief*, 25c ea. B TsU Men'tf Shirt* $2.45 to $8.00 ■ vj\l Men'a Wallets $2J>0 * Men'a Hosiery, Silk and Wool, $1.00 ■ ,( J Men's Brushed Wool Sweaters, $7 i Toonervillc Trolley $1.00 MV

y^lMl l.ndiPK Boxed HandkcrchiefH, m JY 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $2.00 B Writing Paper 50c Silk Underwear $1,50 10 $4.75 t v W^BB Silk and Wool How $1.05 mHI Luncheon Sets . .'.....$5.00 ^ Com pacta r»0c to $2.00 J* M China Ware 50c to $5.00 V \ jM Ladle*' Wnlata $2.00 up f

,^^B^ To Our W/ Extend Our Best Wishes Tor a O \ ^ \«jB • MERRY CHRISTMAS B^l 11 ( v f / \ \ B*B HAPrv NEW YEAR ^ f) \ ( V \ U B f Ml I W j, M : W A ■ M >1 IH^d! pa, J H||^/

i I ..." R | M " U I > A HAPPY X'MAS FAMILY » HI I il . * HI I'll # All Members of the Christmas Club Happiness through foresight Millions of people are made hapj^ each year with the money they receive from their Christmas Club Fund ' Il ' • . . ■ 11 1 ! ' i It * ' Why not you? No matter, be you a wage earner, business or professional man or woman. The CHRISTMAS CLUB is for you. It will take care of • • vour pennies or dollars and have it ready in one lump sum for * your Christmas or other needs next December. Every penny of it will come in handy, and best of all, it will be money that might have been otherwise spent. Stop and think how easy you can spare weekly $1.00, $2.00 or $5.00, perhaps $10.00 or $20.00 and what a splendid, eomforti able feeling it will be to have $50 — $100— $250 — $500 or $1,000. I Try it one year. START NOW, and see for yourself how easy money will accumulate. •* Ready money for emergencies is a splendid thing. You can have it if you JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB. #lBM| The following table explains the plan f ully: B^'^BBE^B INCREASING CLUB PLAN | "1 /% filth Dtpwh le !»« Jc 2d *r*k. Inrrea** Ic C 10 71 BB' j^HIM 1C GIUU r»rh •rrk-i« 5« »crli» >011 O U.(9 • . '*;> * W '" dBBI Of* Pllth PWB Ut week, it 2d week. iMKM 2c «)C "A ~ L^IUD ^ 5i wttk% _ ZO.W fie f^luli Depeell $c l»t week. 10c !d week. Iiwretu 5c £»J 7' tJC G1UD r>c|| Z-k-in so w«b vM h.ve 00.75 10c Club OfpeiK 10c let week. 20c 2d week. Incrcatc 10c 107 Kl * each week— In 50 w»ck» you have 1«4,.W DECREASING CLUB PLAN S I Yfw - kesin with the LARGEST Hymal and DECREASE each week ' EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN 25c Club IhpMlt 25c each week — in 50 week* ha«r $ 12»t)0 | 50C Club Depw^it 5 Or eweh week— |p So week* ywa ha«e 35.00 $1 Club DtpttH $1 each week — in 50 week* ywa ha*e qO.OO I $2 Club Depa*lt I! each week — in 50 week* y*w H*«t 100.00 $5 Club |>et«w*H II eaeh week— In 50 week* yea ho** 250.00 $10 Club Dcpwoll 110 each week — In 50 week* yea ha*e 500.00 £ $20 Club Depwtif $20 each week — In 50 week* yea ha** 1,000.00 $50 Club n* poult MO ea<h week— In to week* ywa ha*e 2^500.00 $100 Club I>e pot it 1100 *ach week— in 50 w«ek* yea h«*« J). 000,00 I i ^ - •' : — ■ i ' Hi We cordially invite you to come in and join • ' ' ' ' * Ocean City Title and Trust Co. I I ) « | I *Bmmm - - - f - -"■■■■■■■II OBMCP , i II,- 1 1 ■ ■