c . - ' :'l OCEAN CITY SENTINEL OCEAN CITY, N. J„ DECEMBER 20, 1923 -EVEN

PIONEER RESIDED . BURIED ON SUNDAY BY MASONIC LODGE DANIEL E. LAKE DIES SI IL DENLY OK HEAItT DISEASE ON THURSDAY r\iel Er Lake, on? of Ocean ■ pioneer residents, was buried on aunduy with full Masonic honors. Funeral services wow held In the establishment of J. Prescott Cudmon, ut 1.30 o'clock Sunday afternoon, the officers and members of Ocean City Lodge, No. 171, F. and A. M., officiating. Internienu was made at Zion Cenieter y, Bargain town, the local Masonic fra-j ternity assuming charge of the services there also. Death came suddenly. Deceased was found on Thursday afternoon lying in the rear of his home; lb2s Asbury Avenue. A neighbor named, Elmer' Y. Robinson notified the police and friends. Mr. l~ike had .suffered for the past year from; severe attacks of heart disease. Mr. Lake was horn In Bargaintown on June S, 1865. He was the son of Mark Lake, and a car|K»nter by trade. Coming to Ocean City, forty yeans ugo, Mr. Lake played no small part in the early history <»f the city. Over twenty-five years ; ugo. he was elected a member of the City Council, and later served for a brief period on the local police force. J A man of many sterling qualities of character and intellectual^ v, he enjoyed the friendship of a large circle, and ut one period took an j active part in public affairs. Deceased leaves a widow, Mrs.. C. L- Lake, realtor; one son, Harry, uAd three daughters, Mrs. Wilson,, of Chicago, and the Misses Estelln and Marion, of Ocean City. Mr. Lake also leaves two bvolh- , er s and a sister to mourn his departure; William Lake, who madej, the first survey of the island; Ed- , ward Lake, who reside, in the!, South, ami Mrs. Anna 1 ryor, of ^ Camden.

r^REAL ESTATE | TRANSFERS C«4« S«t»on» Section A l» from North to Ninth Street - «uU run* «n*l of Iht Mieext-loA wide ( tzr+rl I>lng Ve«t Haven As"~ ""section B l* from North to Ninth Soyei ^ ma4 run* vt«rt »f the flft.tn-foot * "]•• beturen Went mid Haven Ax odiu m. ; Srrtion C run* from Ninth to Fourteenth siiret betwwn lh« bay and * -Wilon l> run* from Fourteenth to Nine(trnlh Strret betwern the b«r and Hrotlon K run. from Nineteenth l"j Twmty Fourth Strait Utween the b:»y and | F run* from Twenty-Fourth in Twenty-Ninth Strat between the bay and ,hs4u?o'<; mn. from Twenty-Ninth^ to Thirty- Four th Street between the U> and '^sJttlon H run. from Thirty-Fourth to fortieth Street between the bay nnd the *C5rtkm I run* from Fortieth. u> Sixth Street between the hay a«^ the oce* . Section K run. from Forty-stxin to Fifty-Second St rat between the bay an L run, from Fifty-S«*ond to IV ty- Ninth Strret l*tw*n the bay ahd i be onu. J»ubU*h«d in conjunction with the Uay County Gaiettr. Cape Mar Houar. week ending l>eo. Ocean City Ida M. Adam*, ct vlr.. to UUncho E- ; YOU DO THE TALKING You talk to u* Tell u* your In.uranee rnd)tem~ussr jr^JSs d? -t PpaTyor mo?rin( ea*e of InvUf u. to an Insurance conxultatlaft. ^ tbU la, after all. our |>rofe**"»n. But ere will be very glad «» }OU i. Ik firat. Clayton Haines Brick Elmer Jtckaon Pearl Realtors 411 Eighth Street Representing the AI.uancf, INSURANCE company op Philadelphia SAVE COAL — KEEP OUT Dual and dirt. Stop tnUHnu windowa. Keep healthful by havlM uniform temperature through^ your home. U»e Ch.mbfrlin Metal Wither Strip* on all window* and door k Standard for 30 year;- firtlmaie* given without charge. CHAMBERL1N METAL WEATHER STRIP CD326 Guarantee Trust Bldg. Atlantic City JtTt,y Tel.— Marine 8021-J

WATCH THIS PAPBB WF.KKbY For Our Specials Spwlil for One Week, Nov. 22-29 The Well Known Sterling Carpet Sweeper (Ret alar Prtre II.SO) Our Price $2.50 . A large and eompbie fine ef Ynrnltorc.; «»am Kitchen Cabinet*, .nd at price, i ♦**1 win mumIm ftm('ha.. E. Adams & Bra. 7M-M ASBUBY AVF.NWS Ocean City, N* J. I / A

Stwenwin. $1,290. 1 A>t 413. block 4. plan t. Gnrdeiit. Eixlr J. Scull, ct vlr.. to Jane Bradley. M.P'e Part of Iota TL 72. wcilon C. W illiwiii L. Bixiwii, Jr., rt ut., to Mary t ollln*. >5.800. Lot 33?. Mo tion ti. William v. KnIiic*. rt u* . to Edward A. j Sfhavtivft ct (is. I mi i 63. plan 3. Bay Kront i ! ImiI*. Edoil Y. A. 1'attrraon, <i\ vir.. to Maurice ►, W. Shaft i, rt vlr. $6,000. LtU 30, plan 3, , ' ILuy r.-iiiit LtiU. Naomi M. Sutton, vt vir., to Hurry SidetHithom. $3,000. Lot 715, K-ctlon O. Murk A. Lake to Robert b. Smith, ct d*.. ■ 73.000. Lut 381. wction )>. llurold 1>. I'u well, ot un.. to W. H. I'owoll Co. 1-ot twginning at interaction N. IV. aide Central Avenue and S. W. >idv llih Street. Frederic Collin,, Jr.. to Anna E. Mills. Lot* 17. lu. sect ion 3. plan Ocean Front Ui'itl Estate Co. Enwraon Smith, et ux.. ct ul«.. to Charles Cohkliii. rt ux. $825. Lot 008. i Ncctinn (!• 'Imrife F. Kasllnktcr, et al.. to Ceuic H. Collin*. $14,500. Lot 047. Miction A. Anna W. McCorkle. rt vlr,, to James M. Lynch. 11,500. Part of lot 140. section C. Ipivnrd l^ce I'eddlcord. Vt ux.. to John Shield*. *5.000. Lot 02 and N. W. 10 feet j of lot 0.1, plan 4, Bay Front ImiIb. l'lcimircl ! 1'nrk Tract. Liasie II. Van lie drift, rt vlr.. to C. Mac I HaMh. *4.S00. S. K. 7 feet of lot 04 and nil of lot !»5. plan 4. Hay Front iMJt*. pleasure I'ark Tract. John L. Hawthorne, el un.. to WHhclmina Johuaton. Hl.ooh. Part of lota 714. 7 If., section A. Oronn City Auoclatlon to Stanley M. ! Pontiere Co. $1,200. Lot, 13 to 26 Incluxi\e. section 11; lot* 87 to inclusive, lot*1 1C0 to 172 Inclusive, lot* 283 to 245 inclu*~ ! ive. nil i<rction 11.

Mar>* Hardwuod Paris, et al..: Ex'cr, to 'George M. Millstiaugh. Im>I .N'^rf. block 8. plan 1. Garden a. Tuckahoo Building ami Ixian Association »o J. Milton Godfrey. I»>l, 124. 125. 126. ection L. Mechanics National Bank of Millvillc to Patrick A. Riley, rt al. 1 1, CSV. Lots 60. 7u. 71, 02, plan subdivision Ocean City ' Bayous ; also lots 67. 68. said plan. Same to iMireito M. Riley. $550. Lot M«, plan aubdivitUin Ocean City Bayou*. I also hn 66, plan aforesaid. William i>. Wilson, el ux., to Joseph H. FWu-r. $000. Im.1 303. section P. Milton H. NichoL, el ux.. to Mar 1. Lubb. *3,000. 1 Ait betfintiinir in N. E. line Pennlyn Place. 150 feet S. E. from S. E. line iUir. Avenue. K.'next M. Kent, et al.. tn Mary S. I Saiarr*. $8,000. lx»t 7. block A. Garden;. I>. Hurry Chamllvr. et UX.. to Louise M. . Frame. $ 2.000. Lois 460. 471. section A: b. - 154. 155. 156. section D ; lots 702. 605. action H: lot, 504, 402. 408. 170. 1H0. 36. ::t.. ««>ction II. Jo'hua G. C-orson. rt ux.. to Paul W. Hwye». $6tHi. Im>1 603. section G. Clara E. Pout, ct vir.. to John Ms rate*. ImM 612. K-ction I*. Fdwnrd N. Allen, ct ux.. to Albert W. i Goodwin. Lot* 570. 571. section G. plan

Ocean City Improvement Co. John F. Martini, et ux.. to Loronxo Hick- ( man, et ux. $1,000. No. 1208 Bay Avenue. Amelia Franklin, et vir.. to Daniel W. i Starry, et ux. fl.COO. Lot 1436. block 14. . Gardens. tln-aii City AsMtcialion to eWat Jerrey ■ j Investment-. Co. >400. Lot 120. section II., Buynard II. Kendrick. et ux.. to John R. Kcndrick. Sr. Lots 193. 194, 253. 254. -ection D. Elise Helen Welker to Raymond II. Rounher. Part of lots B13, 815, section A.. Raymond II. lfousher to llelene Sander, i et al.. Same as above. Anna K. Mill* to Frank K. Darby. Lot* 17. 19, section 3. Oram Front Real Estate ; Company. John P» Fox, et un., et ml., to J. Walt/. Maul, el ux. $13,300. Ixit 575. section A. Samuel Woolford, et ux., to James K. Saul, et ux. $10,000. N. W. 30 feet of 1 lot 18, block 10. Ocean City l^nd Co. Smith Collins, et al*., heirs, to Yito ' Guurraelno. et ux. $3,500. Lot 419, sec;tion C. Oram City Anwiatlon to Fidelity Realty

.,-j^rrr^n.. . . n I Company. $35,000, Tract of land in Ocean I City and Upia-r Tuwitsliip. beginning at '. | inieraAtrUon .N, W. line Ba y Avenue with | S. W. line County Boulevard, conneetlnv: y , 34th Suoet with main land. Alsu tract iconvvstd to Hvury S. Hniper, April |x, .1884; u|m> tract conveyed to J'i-ck's JUmi. 1 1 Lai:J Co., Aug. 26, 1887 ; also strip uf land (of width of 100 ft.. 60 feet each side center # line Ocean City R. R.. convey wl to Oc>an » I City Jt. u,, June I. 1006; also place of land conveyed Ju Elton Risiey, May 4, IvOS; alu. ■ ' tract beginning at Intersection N. W.. line ; Bay Avenue with S. W. line 424 Str»v Herbert Wliku to Keyliaii Realty Company. <2,300. (sit 00b. block lu-G. <Jar- ■ " j den*, with riparian grants opi«o*lte same. l-'pper Townsiiip Louis Frank Cwtr, et n\.. to Levi W. ■ ; I «>it Alain. >500. Isjt 37, block 6. plan Corutn'y Inlet, Ludlum'* l»Iand. IVrn. H. Dovuult. Ji., to Nicholas P.I . Nikiu; $4,250. l'urni land where one Hoi* Corson rvsidod, situat.- op Main Seashore Road, adjoining lands Was. Martdmll. doe'd. and land Capt. Sylvanus<Cor*c?i and land Reuben Godfrey, dee'd, containing 126! ' acre*. Bias A: Kalrhfim, et al,. to Geo rye Thompson. 1-ot* 9. lu. II, 22, block 9. i Hand's Boulevard Tract, Turkahoe. IV. A. P. Thompson, ot ux.. to First j M. E. Church of Strathmero. $310. Parts, of lots 514, 515, block 6, Strathm<-rc. ^ Bethlehem Steel Corporation tn William K. Manser and Reuben W. 'Edwards. All right .title and interest Jn tract beginning ! at bridge where state and county road : crosses middle Tuckahrtb River at Turka- j bye. Also tract located on W. side state ' and count yroad leading from Orcan Cityj I to Turkahoc at Middletown. containing 8.28 'acres. Also riparian rights appurtenant tod J rivers, crock* or utcrams. , i t ivvap ui Btviniun. n

' ; Sea Isle City Matilda T. Landi*. executrix, to Curtav ! i P. Croneckor. $ 1 2,000. • Lots 7. 13. 14. 15, ' . 16, 17. 18. 19. block II. N. K. section or j block 38-A. oflicial mat». i i » City of Sea Isle City to h*iorenrt« T. ■ , Hampton. Quit-claims lots 6. 7. 8. 9. block; 47-B. Flofvnce T. Hampton, et vir.. to Surah j i Lcibnwlts. >4.100. I-c.t w C. 7. 8. 0. block i 28. S. W. section. " i John Handiey, Jr. Recuperating Home Jolin Hundley, Jr., the son of the! popular pastor of the First Met ho- 1 ] «list Church in this city, is visiting; I his parents, recuperating from the effects of an operation peiTonned at the Methodist Hospital in Brook-' lyn, New York. The operation, the second which ; it has been necessary for Mr.! Handiey to undergo, was of a seri- '

ous nature. Happily, it was eml- ( nently successful, and Mr. Handley bills fair to regain normal ; health and strength after a few weeks at home, and the tonic propjerties of sea air.

■1" ■ — ■ — Elsie's Shoppe HEMSTITCHING AND PLEATING BUTTONS COVERED BUTTON HOLES Mail Order, Sollrltrd 522 Ninth Street Phone 1046-W i * , ■ * * + 1 SPEEDOMETERS I • Installed Repaired J and Tested Starter Generator; and Ignition Work WILLIAM MALONEY •» 29 S. Florida Avenue ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. a I DR. C. P. MARCUS Veterinarian LINWOOD, N. J. Phono — Somcrs Point 29 R2 Small Animals A Specialty ■ 1 ' AllintioM I HUMBERT C. PONTIERE ! BUILDER ! 946 Atkwr A«- OCEA* CITY, D. ). IU MSTEAD'S WORM SYRUP •Tft rhildrrn H< anftl «f miTtf'" : dlrrf llonti arc followed, IT NKVKR FAfIA , Dcplio acarcity and 4WWJ CMt «J HANTOMIN. It cantalna fall doac. Stood | Bitty >car»" tc*t. 8»W trtrywhtm or b r I El'cI'a* Voorh***, M . P., Phlladfl phj a

Wm. H. Powell General Contractor Grading and Street Building Thirty-Fourth St, and Weat Ave, Ocean City. N, J* Rf«ldrnrf i 34BS Ctnlral AvttM nail Pb*f»«GRUBB BROS. bpilpkbr rrai. rstatr 609 Third Slrwl OCEAN CITY, N, J. Phono W-*

"Wc Are Here to Serve You" Ferguson Express Co. Kxpreftg and Baggage Transfer Office?31 J Eighth Stn Ocean City, N. J. R. Ci SHAW . Plumbing - Heating /bu\Work Satisfies Everybody 1123 ASBURY AVENUE Ocean City, N. J. Phone 190 JOSEPH G. FARR ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Solicitor and Master in Chancery, Real Estate, Conveyancing, Collections 622 Asbury Avenue ! Ocean City, N. J. 1 GEORGE R. GREIS i ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR- ] AT-LAW 3il Eighth Street, Ocean City. and Mechanic St.. Cape May Court Hotiac Bell Phones: Ocean City 781 Court House 22. LEANDER S. CORSON BUILDER • i j 1036 Wesley Avenue. *1 xi- I I OTIS M. TOWNSEND BUILDER OFFICE: 8th SL, and Haven Ave. OCEAN CITY, N. J. | Only galvanized nails used on ox- . terior work. i J Plana nnd Estimates Furnished All Work Guaranteed LEWIS COSSABOON Contractor and Builder 226 Asbury Avenue OCEAN CITY r ! Phone 661-J I: _ :

; [HIGHWAY BUREAU TRAFFIC ECONOMICS . i An iaiioTi of iailtY>ud^ uiainii tain in the Capital Cilv nf the Nu- . tioii what is known &k the Bureau liof Railway Economics, paving each' ' their pmpoi tioiiate : Imre towarils ' it* muinUnhnce. It: :ic.t!\ it ir. ; 1 1 i ; * !;:»• ^.itl.r-r-ijig of a largo and valuable library, i bearing upon all phaNo.- of railroad transportations, and the i . uing of bulletins and lutihtjcai summaries, designed to present a ; atlonal picture of railroads, tliei j ujiemtioii, ! ami costs, . Tlie ruilroatlk contributing to the j Kiippori of t lii.-c institution, through , it enabled to under.- land what ail mil roads are doing, ami get a complete vision of national railroad' operation, find it a tnpst valuable adjunct to their business, §uch an organisation i.-. needed in that other growing ajtd vitally : important transportation field, the' highway Wild. For highways are rapidly becoming much more than! ! mere connecting links between fprm and town, city and "country, over | which the farmer drives his grain i r ami pigs, and hauls his household ■ supplies. With the increasing use \ of the automobile as a passenger ! [carrier and the truck as a means] of freight transportation, the highway is coming to take it • place in the Nation, not as a setondary system, hut as a primary or arterial; t j

I :;• * traiiaport system, which will, -in a few hhort years, rival tiie laiir cpu. I in tonnage, if not in speed. A. Bureau of Highway Traffic - r>onomics will cnafcfh' all road mak* ei . iojiI planers, and road organ ii zatlpn to function more perfectly, ri make more progresa. > ave more • money,' and ujte road$ more efficiently. "But who will do it?f' The N..- , ' ton must d:» it. It.- need is hut one I more argument for toe establishment of a policy of national high-. , way building, and national rood using, by which the National Cov - miiment will not only build, pay ^for£tuid forever maintain a system of national roads, bat will, through some organization laid down alone isTmialr lines to the Bureau of Haili way Economics, make it. possible [for all highway users to employ these roads with the greatest croomy a*id efficiency. FEDERAL EXPENDITURES ON ROAD IMPROVEMENT1 1923 Federal Budget Allowed Two and. One-Fourth Cent of Dollar A -few years' ago the expenditures of the United States on roads wo* nothing. The Federal Budget , for the fiscal year of 1923 allow.\2M cents out of every dollar for Federal aid roads. This sum, of course, is not enough to build the roads the country must have, even when matched by on equal sum from the States. M — ■ — ■ mm — |)B.| ri |_r^| | — ,,,r rwm* — I — ntrri— I'^mrr^i -TrnrrraTragrmwm i - n un n ■ r u j _ _■-! mm ■— rr -ra- t- i r in— I— — ■ 1 1 ■ ■■■■ «■■■ ■■■■■ ■ ■■■■■■■! ■!■■■■■■ ■»■■■ ■ ■ i . ■ ■■ » — — - - — — - v ji» w i ■ — — mm—r V

>-■ Natiop I- Viz 0b\Utuy>, with 91 ^ | - erpi Hi road h-dlding. i'cii , years ; g« sucii ... - • w • Vf'ould hacvi' 1 44?e« r.-.jvi . ihle. Ten : yea*# hence ft wjU in- looked upofc '.s lidiculouf,. w.hf'o. a« rmi^t in-: . ovifcablv hf- too c;i tiu Unit**''' . State: ' road 'policy . from the pro '-nt idea of helping; :.l»e ^Lates, u !ite broader ideff of j l'i«)ildine its own notional road . t'-m, allowing the StaUs to hcdld the feeder and connecting r.xul. . : uch an evpenUitui*- will i-.f- fsitt . from uffirient. - , I 2 lie Misses Jean and Betty Biun* din. and Roy Mahan, of this city, accompanied by Mrs. Jesse Curb, •of Philadelphia, left on Thursday for the Quaker City, where they will spend a few day*, THE LADIES' SHOP 948 ASBURY AVENUE Ocean City, N, J. ' , FLEISHER'S YARNS % , i A full line of Notions and Trimmings, also Ladies* and Children's Underwear and Hosiery

7 Homer Sax ion Pays For Speeding peered before lolk* Justice Vruu- '■ i ei* H. Vt .. < barged with dri iitivooiowit" at a iT>g».er ee»5 •a.. . to t :.(• danger of the pubBc. Afv ftdndlted lis- otferuSL ?. it J \ *:i f J V i'f; pn ?7i£Uided b'f j . •••u/v4<5'- Y» are. lit addiiion^ be ■*'&&• nifUie to pay a penalty of $lU*d. The local Folic*- Department ia ' •determined to put an CL'i to itpefxi' , ing w itliin the city limit , and are i keepmg :• dose wateh upon ail ?! khuvvi, "Co {>'• inclincr to the4 otxic~

■ ... ■ ■ ■..-,* HWW— wr Z'Z+2 . uTtT ( . -J®r ■ An».rt' arv. Gtxjtge ^ jstfiw Mfe* Atey spffiA iMi week-end kittS&fr with their 'p&r* at "•A Mj-. • i Sir h Blarfc- ■ -f ; mat. i Sf.v ■*•42 Third Mr> Fjiftitoe .Hr*- recently en- ' tert*i«advMi. u&4 Mr . &rvsk*t < p . Fifes.-:: r.-ty.S)k. at hfe; & •• v-nre jr. ^ my city. : ■ ' ____ "'•TV* . -•- :%M

■ ■; TERMS CASM j | John Relto CEMENT CONTRACTOR ; Sidewalks, Curbing and Foundations 1153 WEST AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. ■ ■

Quirk Srrxicc Good Work j 0 Upholstering When TAYLOR d^c* It, it I* done risloc . Auto Covrra and Curtain* Repaired and Nee.- Lights. Put In Francis E. Taylor

603 Eighth Sl„ Ocean City, N. J.; Osr Delirium Ilome-Modr Candy ' Fr<»li Dailv BUTTER ( REAMS Our Specialty None Betr— Anywhere ABBIE CONVER 1101 Asbury Avenue Order Your Holiday Candy from U* HAVE you a cottage, bungalow 01 2 apartment to furnish? We have ft line of FURNITURE at less that Philadelphia prices. Window shade* ; a specialty. CHAS. E. ADAMS & BRO. 720-22 Asbury Ave, HEADLEY' & ADAMS Dealers in R eadingCoal; A Do Kindlint Wood by barrel or cord. Beat coal on thr market. 2008 lb». to the ton guaranteed. Bell or Cnterpriso 'phone. Oflco and Yard. TENTH AND WEST ■ ' '0 J I ' **."*" * — Nr — « Jos. Van G. Hoffecker i1 architect 803 Kifihth St., Ocean City, N. J.j Registered j BRECK LEY'S ' HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS Clinton la, Brcckley, Prop, Ready Mixed Paints, Lead" and Oil i 920-22 ASBURY AVENUE Phone 356-W j ^ ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW ANDREW C. BOSWELL Law Offices master in chancery B.IWIn,— AUot, Arrnoc ,nd 1th : ockan- cm-. N. J. architects • — > — l — 1_ j VIVIAN B. SMITH Architect 633 guarantee trust bldg. Atlantic City, N. J. 'I • 1 , ■ -- -• — — ___ I • . , j engineers Wm. H. GoIIisson, Jr. AftKo. M. \in, Soc. U, K. | civil engineer . surveyor City Engineer, Ocean aty, N. J.

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WILL1TS P, HAINES, M, D. Phyalclan and Surgeon Oflteo Hours : • A. M. to 1 P. M IBaeasea of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Phono Its CIiiki ntted Cor. Wesley Aye, and 9th St. A 1. 1, EN CORSON, M. D. | Offleo Hour* t t to II A. M., 7 to 8 p. M JOHN B. TOWNSEND, M. D. i OlTleo Ttoumi • to 10 A. Mn 2 to 8 P. M.t 7 to * P, M824 WESLEY AVENUE OCEAN CITY, N. J. BELL PBONE 5t ! H BBSCHBL PETTIT, M, D, 807 Wesley Avenue OCEAN CITY, N. J. f>*r« Hoar*: « to 10 A. M i 7 to f p, M Wod. and Ikil, 0 to 10 A. ontr Bod PWm. )Vf ' >. ' .'••; ' >:• - ' ' L • i ; : ■ ii>X . v • . . . . -'iaSSi"" , ■•'•■

OBIee Honrs: 9 t„ jp A. ? fo j p. W, Phone 277 John H. Whtticol-, M. D. 717 WESLEY AvjgKUE Ocean City, N. J. I Hujrhes' Central Pharmacy EIGHTH ST. AND WKSt.KV AVK.I Phone I4B ■ J. Thotnelr Itoftio*, P, p., |»har. in Chargf I . " - - 4 V- ." '•» . . '--J I ^ . j D. M. RICHARDS, D. C. Doeior of CHIROPRACTIC Gradtiore of Palmer S^hotJ of Chitoprirtic Offlwi TiH-Hlayt Tt'unklaya. HaliwrdMW. 3 tn l P. M and 7 to s r. M WriDteailaro and Ft Way* , » to 10 A. M. Sonriav b> A|»nolo!m*nt mil Phoee ttrw (4lt Ninth Street Omi City, N. J. • ■ &L&-<

; REASONABLE RATES Phom- 620 i HOTEL ST. RITA FOURTEENTH and ASBURY AVE. Open All the Year E. M. RODGERS. Prop. Hot Water Heated Roomn Home Comforts

I ■ * W « 1 1 mlx®d concrete for permanence ' 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 ■ ui - J ■ — — ■ PHONE 789 Jobbing and Alterations HOWARD 0- 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 ^ A J^gle Burner Keeps the Whole Dinner Hot • Better even thin thit, you can cook a big tnc*L«ix or^ranvend, at . time, with but three burner, P,inR Fhtt a became all the heat is retained and pur w ,v,., t ^SNOomvop CttUMCT CABUtXT OAS ftAH ct Also it's a wonderful burners. Abeavs look* cooker, with refinements $pic and span, and conTemence. to be And there will be no had tn no other range. baekaches, for the w« You can work over the >-omfort height prevent* eiulosed, heat - retaining stooping. top with comfort. Across CbmP»ct and durable. t« smooth surface vessel. Beaut, 'fat fo .leitgn and (an he pushed withput mlih Km - s nPP'n^ S< f !T dmu iu: fated if Urease does not reach a«Ur hiWiivnuns. # j City Gas Light Co. 839 ASBURY AVENUE

IDA E. KISTLER Life Insurance ^with IRA SCOTT JOHNSON 499 Ninth Street, Next to City Hall !"vcfyliiinr lor li>* Votb-UVx Giarastotti KaiiouOa <?J.<xrlulIy Given WILLIAM REYNOLDS PAPEBHANGINGS ASBURY AVENUE, Orau ( It/. N. J Pbcor 142-J . ; Our Wall Paper !

j •• ^ ** ; > j. 1 . Jocnm J, J R A I IM X { |\J G 1920 Anbury Ave. HENRY ROESER. Jr. •■ Certified Public Acconntant 803 EIGHTH STREET f jceaa Qty, N. J, Audita. T*xe# St stexa \ w. b. - jubekt ; ;f OLUF1ELU Ol.BRELC W. H. Oldfield and Son. TILE AN D MARBLE W ORK ? 912 CENTEAL AVENUE Itow 229 -J Ocean Gty, N. J. 8 • •' P^HI j; — Kstiaiates Furnished I i — :: ■■ 7|M ] Geootal LockMalifeing Key* 0U4 r I

is a veritable find. We aim to | 1 please the particular. Just come ] down and inspect our numerous de- J signs. If you are critical it may ; take you a long time to decide — J there are so many patterns to i choose from — but the point is that [ you can be suited exactly right and ! at prices that will appeal to you. j ALFRED R. SMITH 1048 Asbury Ave. Ocean City New Jersey I. [

! • Walter E. Allen | AWNING AND LINOLEUM M WO RH WINDOW SHADES I . . i- ! Bourse Apartments ! OCEAN CTTT. Si. 3. i_ #| jvc;

]•-. *** '"-mm ... Don 'l let the ipriag find you fi flp ( / | • with a leaky root " Th^nci<r S^Lxi ^SS^r ' ' "roof1156 ^ comSng z&A a leaky : * considerable damage. . 3^/^ x; Qxiznuevs that leak shc.*o:.-j i t°°>d a rtss vater" " 1 Jinv^V " made to draw, v i/mflKVw i i Tin roofs are fire-pnxvf. ' r^Jti t j| ftx A kinds of stove he,?.:.; • /u7 fl Tin, slate and slag ' SMITH -0m 3W Kt.CTEVTH STBEET II Phone 241-W ALL KINDS OF GUTTERS

R. H. JOHNSON PLUMBING COMPANY j ! - u- -.L is now in its New Offices 817 ASBURY AVENUE i where patron* and friends will be cnrdially wekwmed WELCH CONSTRUCTION CO. "Mrckfa Bnat Homes" * . * . A, ' * i Jnarplf SroaWrg PLUMBING and HEATING fl 'I y • , I, ii 1 }'f : >• 731 Asbury Avenue Ocean City, N. J. W»i»i 21 I«J 1' SWAN and TROUT" j WIRE 411 ASBURY AVENUI3 I ' OCEAN CITV NBWJHBSEV i 1 I i : -- — nwnr.M. .. »■ , j y 8^0 ^^8*19^01.0 8 A v f, ' I for a large number ef to: opTi and refer "twn j ^ M ^s0 wiw w Mb* hf •. ? ^ ?:'vi?^?\J