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JptMHU tail at tat clow oc the 

[group dUesMtoM. 

Ant J. d Pierce, at tttt Gaps 

, OF B»PU»t Church. wUI lead 

Jtbe AmMonal aervjeo that will 

lltJltf Un tftarBMB seMloo. at two 

UOL*. "iBlloirlBt report! of da- 

.. and cMUtaitteu, Miss 

,. will deliver Per address. 

,. up conferences will''close tbe 

afternoon prefMm. 

Tae evcnlDK program will open 

. Mid with* a gonx gerviee at seven 

U, E, o'clock, led by Mr, Leuallen. At 

Court Houde. 7:30, Charles Wills, of Ocean 

_I be Bury B, View, anil Mitt Thompson will 

_ iiato secretary present "Echoes J*oB Wlnne- 

ot Religious Bdn- peauukte," At e^M o'clock there 

Will speak at the will be music by the If. B. Choir. 

.. session on "PourfoM followed hy Dr, Breinrtrt ad- 

.. to tbe Ciurdh," dress. The enrollment report 

Frances Hedden, state singing and offering, and install* 

WHtent of the children's ntion of oBeers will close the 

_-.Ol tte council, will talk eonttrane*, 

•DM' afternoon session on 

Day Opportunity Coal. 

» Teacher," 

Bdward U. Brewster. di- 

' of tbe board of education 

..4« Philadelphia Conference 

Sifte.M. K Church, will spmk 

!*•%• ertBing mtsion, 

Mm at *m A, •. 

K moraine program will be- 

at 9:30 with a devotional 

— conducted by Rev. I. H. 

V, of. tbe Wildwood Baptist 

_§fc Rev, William Ewen. nf 

•Court House M. E Church, 

' wclcoiiie tbe delegates, Gil. 

* 8, Smith, president of Uie 

U> Sunday School Austin- 

tor tbe past 10 years, will 

*** Mr. aowen* addreni 

—-• tfae bu.ihn.3s session. 

, wueb resolutions and the 

•of the nominating and 

j committees will be pre- 

, Samuel Lcualleo. of Conrt 

New Officers 

RaMaand Adams was elected 

nfealdeat of the Cape May County 

American Legion Band, at a meet- 

ing in the Hahii building, Ocean 

City, Tuesday night. Others elec- 

ted were: 

Russell E. Crane, vice president; | 

Harry N, Conner, secretary; Le- 

toy Jeffries, treasurer; Constant 

Fonl, director and business main- 

'ger; Harry N. Conner, librarian. 

Directors—Dr. Millard Cruder, 

of Court House; E. L. Chalmers, 

Wildwood; William Wallis. Wil hopeful that home owners and 

mtVcnants will siriously eoniidOT 

Chriitmas lit ottof and plan 

unique and original aesjgns. 

C. of C O^wtoTit 

NomiD*t«d TTm Month 

Realtors Again 

Protest Plan of 

Financing Sewers 

Fw It M»y Prove Detri- 

mental to Taxpayers, 

Generally 

QUESTION BENEFIT 

TO VACANT PROPERTY 

Says It Already Facet Two 

Assessment*. Part of 

Which It Unpaid 

Commission Hears 

Property Owners 

iVill Set Damage Figures 

on Garden Tracts Used 

for New Parftway 

Hearings are now being held by 

, condemnation commission com- 

posed of George R. Greia, chair- 

man, Harry P, Stanton and J, W, 

Morrison, at the commissioners' 

hamber, city hall, to ascertain the 

lums which will be awarded to 

jwners whose property was con- 

demned or Affected in the con- 

jtruction of the Gardens parkway. 

The hearings, which were held 

yesterday and today, will be con- 

tinued next week to give the own- 

ers affected an opportunity to ex- 

press their opinion a« to value of 

the land sieved and the degree 

hlch their property was damaged, 

Following the hearings the con- 

demnation commission will flit th« 

iums to be awarded and its report 

submitted to the supreme court. 

Both the property owners and 

municipality have the right to ap- 

peal the decisions of the condem. 

nation commission. 

Falling to gel iietlnn on their 

Brat letter to the city eonimla. 

sioners, Biibmlltiiil SIIIIIB time .ago, 

the Ocean niy Iteii! Estnte Board 

preHented a second letter, Mon- 

day, in regard to the assessments 

for inHlnllatlon of the iMO.OOO 

sewer system for Ct'iitrul Ocean 

City, between 17th nnd 38th sts. 

The commissioners withheld ac- 

tion until nest week hecsiuse of 

rommlssionpr Edwards' absence. 

Under the original plan of the 

commlsslonerB, prnperty owners 

in the section between West and 

Bay aves., where the improvement 

will not be made at this time, 

will be assessed £1 a ftont foot. 

The benefits will hn Indirect, 

since the plant will he able tn 

take care of sewage from Hint 

section when the sewnr lines Hie 

laid, later on. 

Object (« Assessment 

The real estate men nkieriec! to 

his assessment anrt asked that 

nroperties illrectly hpncflllpil hi> 

"iBsessed llie rtntlre cost. Their 

lerond letter Is as follows; 

'Under date nf Bpptembnr an. 

we addres'-ed a letter to your 

"lonorable body with n firencr to 

'he flnanclni! proaram' nf the ev- 

tenslon to the present sewer sys- 

tern. 

"The Ocean I'itv nenl Tlstatu 

Board recognises the neert fnr ilin 

sewer extrnslon and r.allKe.a tlMs 

nrnject will In ii sniiill wny rfl- 

lleve the iinemiilovment slliintion; 

however. It Is felt tl"> iivenent 

plan of flnannliie Is. nr will iti 

time he. detrimental to the intor- 

est nf th^ fnxriayer^ i>»n.prnMv; 

How Wiich In the lieiionil 

"Under the aiithnrilv nf a 

statute pnsscfl liv iho Inplslntuic. 

you have the pnwer to exttmil thp 

^—... itjyi\ jin^^ ni*m i 'illn^^to the 

boil •' s received by the prrtpertT 

nffpcted by the imnrovoniMit 

"It is recoenlsed n tenhnlcnl 

benent ran he (lBurnd tn the dis- 

trict lylnE west of We«t nv : 

hnwever It IF n fficf Hint IhN 

'llstrict is iinipvnlnii"'! an 1 h,^ 

iiausn of tht, Innsn ftien alremlv 

In (trade it is renRniialilo lei a«- 

Hum(> there will he no fuonnmlr-'il 

(•pasnn why thN Inrrttnrv Blionlil 

hn Improved within at lerifil Ihe 

next 10 venrs 

AssBssments ITiinnlil Tfmv 

"To nhieff to nil ini("i"ni"nt f 

on siiinll nil iimniinf n • «1 n 

front font [Inns nm-in ti-lvi-il; Im' 

ever, we nre rellnhlv inforin 

The Tra By MERLE THORPE 

Editor of "Nation's Builnass" 

A YEAR AGO we had a stock market 

crash, it was not a causa of our 

present depression; it was a result of 

over-confidence. Today we suffer from 

%ver-caution, and I don't know which of 

the two is worse for m. 

A year ago we peddled wild rumors 

of failures, disaster, panics, We told each 

other of two millions unemployed, but 

said nothing of the 42 millions on the 

job. We whispered to each other that 

the nation was broke, that buying power 

had vanished, but said ,iothing of the 

50 billiona we had on deposit in the 

banks, and of the 15 millions, for ex- 

ample, which we could borrow on our 

"iavlngs" in life insurance, In awed 

tones we spoke of less car loadings, but 

said nothing of the 900,000 freight cars 

which are being loaded each week. 

We talked ourselves into a state of 

fear. And we are still talking, 

• • • 

We find n perverse pletsure in seeking 

grounds for piBsimism. Nothing reas- 

sures. We ignore the absence of those 

things which" usually accompany panics. 

There is no scarcity of money. National 

credit nover §o good, No suspension by 

banks of full cash payments. No sale of 

certified chocks at a discount. No great 

failures. No disorder of currency us in 

74 and '94. 

Quite the contrary^ Note the gargan- 

tuan irony of it. Here, millions who 

desire things, food, shelter,* clothing; 

other millions who desire conveniences 

and comforts of life, Othei'a, the luxuries 

Not n single individual irom Billionaire 

Pord down, who Is content, whose desires 

are satisfied. All willing and eager to 

exchange their labor and services for the 

labor and services of others. 

Here, a surplus of foods, of building 

materials, of cotton, woolens and silk. 

The gigantic factory plant of the nation, 

with "steam up, ready to go; agencies 

geared up ns never before to furnish art, 

books, musif, travel, 

A peopls, Intelligent and powerful, help- 

ressly milling around, unab% to exchange 

labor and goods. Business in fc itale 

mate. A jam. 

The tragedy of plenty! 

Meanwhile the shelve! of the nation, 

both in stores and in hoines, are becom- 

ing bare. Some day, just as quickly u 

the bubble of over-eonfldmee burst • 

year ago, our present oyer-caution will 

vanish and then we shall all join in » 

mad scramble to buy things. Factories 

will not be able to fill their ordari, and 

when we hear of that, we shall become 

more excited to buy, demamdinf deliveries 

NOW, Our insistent demand will causa 

prices to go up and up and up. 

That has been the course of every de- 

pression. Prices on the down grade. The 

consumer is king. The dollar commands 

greater and greater, values, Sentiment 

changes: Thrift comes to be a mattir of 

wise spending as well as wise saving. 

The American people never have and 

never will be content indefinitely with a 

hand-to-mouth existence. They never 

have shown any such disposition al- 

though they have undergone periods 

much more depressing than this one. 

* * v 

And because of this, from every de- 

pression come new names, new faces, new 

fortunes, new business leaders. There are 

olways a few who do not wait for Op- 

portunity to repeat her knock at the door 

—and show credentials. There are al- 

ways a few, who with foresight and com- 

mon sense—even as there are a few to- 

(jay—who' are going quietly into the 

present low-priced market, stocking up 

raw materials, laying up supplies of 

every kind—even to household and per- 

sonal supplies—getting ready for the in- 

evitable upturn. 

If you look about you, you will note 

that most of the big fortunes of today, 

and the successful men, eame up out of 

times like these. Not blind buying, hut 

intelligent buying, based on a complete 

picture of one's business in full view. Not 

a worm's-eye view alone, but the view of 

a man who on a clear day sees ten years 

ahead. 

Never fear, from thit tragedy of plenty 

there will come new names for the buii- 

ness headlines of tomorrow. They are in 

the making now. 

Hair Tonic' Sought 

By Resort'i firemen 

for BaW DoB Babies 

"Little girls can so without 

clothes," says Deputy Fire €hlfif 

Parker Hillmnn, "better tb»n 

they con without hair, especially 

when the little girls are doll 

hnbirs about to be put into 

Santa's Chinaman pack. We 

have a few dolln here, but they 

ure nil bald." 

So "a few wlga more before 

Christmas" has become the plea 

of the firemen, who are now all 

i uught up except for applying 

hair tonic to some of the over- 

rtcpillatoried dolls. 

A iond supply of recondl- 

t'oned toys hag been prepared 

by the city firemen, to be given 

to (lenerwnfr children who m'lriit 

• otherwise bfi overlooked Uibi 

yenr. 

A telephone cnll to the fire 

department will bring someone 

to call for any ilonntlons. or w>n- 

Ir.butionsi may be made to the 

flrc house directly, or to Harold 

Parln. of the American Legion, 

or Mrs. Elwood Preston, 336 

Wesley av., of the Welfare 

League. 

Momnr 

IS 

BOTH i 

Property Owner 

Tax Body to Be 

Organized Here 

Divirion of Realty Board to 

Watch City Expense. 

and Seek Economy 

MEET MONDAY NIGHT 

Public Pleased 

At Bank Merger 

in Ocean City 

Big Benefit Seen in Join- 

ing of Title and Trnit 

to First National 

Legion Comedy Is Big 

Hit; Repeats Tonight 

City Hopeful in 

Beachfront Suit 

A PROGRESSIVE STEP 

A general expression of satis- 

faction over the consolidation of 

jibe Ocean City Title & Truat 

Company with the l>'irat National 

Victory Seen in Attempt ^ n »[h°«U"n tl Oc«n 

to Block Move of City anil Phllailelphla lianklne 

Pier Company eiT ni' consolidation was an- 

— ——— nouneed by itifi First National 

Although no decision will be Bank nt (he 

Cooking School To 

Be Conducted Here 

A community cooking school 

will be sponsored by the Atlantic 

City Electric Company, Novembebr 

19, 20, 21, at the Ocean City High 

School, 

The school will be conducted by 

Mrs, Pauline Rohra, noted dietician 

and food economic expert, Mrs, 

Rohrs, who Is well known in Ocean 

City as the result of comluctinji 

a cooking school here last fall, 

Is at present directing a cooklnil 

school at Hartford, Conn,, which 

is being attended by 3B00 persons 

(iaily. 

New menus and food sugges- 

tions will be submitted by Mrs, 

iiolirs at the cooking school here. 

Buvinger Asserts 

Commuter Is Key 

To Winter Slump 

Winter Residents Earning 

Income Elsewhere, Logi- 

cal Solution, 4Je Say» 

WOULD SPEND IT HERE 

elose. 

nfternonn. of 

Th/ 

forthcoming for several days, un- Saturday 

til after the respective attorneys [dated hankjjpened Monday; morn- 

file briefs and argue the ease, it |ni in the First National s build- 

Is believed the city will be vie- inis. The title and trust flywrt- 

torious in the defense of a suit montu of the Title and Trust 

brought by the Oth st. Pier Co, company nre contlnuinis ir 

to quiet title on a strip of beaeh- hullding, and safe deiioslt 

forrit property south of flth st. holders hnvo aneess tn 

City Transfers 

$16,500 Funds 

$7000 Goes to Publicity 

Bureau; $4300 Moved 

to Street Account 

forrit property south of flth St. Holders 

The suit is before Vice Chan- boxes in the iialinl pUeo 

cellor Learning, of Camden, and! Directors of the 1 

k h btt t f twoiTimt comnany have 

Weir 

r Learning, of Camden, and! Directors of the , 

taken the better nart of twoiTrimt comnany have hien olecten 

days tSwel, H^dmV-ni) Wed-!to the Ocean Pity Title & Trus 

Say,: "It is the company's fon- Advisory rommiiteo of the Flr.4 

tention that It has the right to National Bank. 

build, presumably a pier, on the 

ocean side of the boardwalk. The 

city is lighting ' 

when the c 

Seed to the 

encumbered. 

R««*~]IIK ilenpilt fiir Besnrt 

The consolidation was affected 

this move 

flume 1.1110 i.,w,^ and with the approval of the comp" 

case is completed, the troller of llu ciifrency at Wash. 

e property •will be un- Injton, which upproval was Biven 

1 ' iipon th» 1.1,-iimmnndatinn hf the 

It'i u wow! 

The Legion comedy, "Aunt 

The ljCKion COHH-UJ, nU.,B ,..„„.„-... F, Stanley Kreps, 

city Mlicltor, and Andra-w Boswell ilnn«. ,. ... .... 

• • -•-- -•— — —..-«-» I idated rasnurftes will he or tre 

mendoii. beneflt tn Opean nity 

nnd thnt the metier is one 

A meeting to diseuM the advis- 

ability of organising a propertf 

ownera* division of the Ocean City 

Real Estate Board has been called 

for Monday at S p. m,, in the 

Chamber of Commerce rooms on 

the Music Her, 

Letter* have betn mailed to a 

group of property owners, asking 

to attend. 

Similar organizations have bean 

formed in a largo number of 

cities, it is said, for the purpose 

of combating th« national tendency 

toward gtead% incieaaiair tax 

fatal. J' '* ' 

: irfftaH^* 

County; 

'm ' 

PASSES < 

PCHtTWOI 

Robert 

made hi» 

tion day, «• 

•was two hit* 

dad, who 

all oat pt 

elected ' 

Mnn. 

So 'Vop 

other Irak of 

ones this 

the arrival of 

Mrs.R 

in doinc welL 

infant are at 

Wildwood. 

By HAT M% 

Cape May qottt*. 

to the smallest In 

it tamed in man,' 

far the RepubllcM 

the state bond isH 

n majority of G,KT 

Morrow and Mop 

counties, beaidei 

the $100,000,000 

petal. 

Although th« 

may be omall w 

the 190,000 lead 

Alexander Simp* 

enttc opponent, ft Ii 

one-twenty-flnt of 1 

and ranks high amonf 

when figured on 

votes-cast baaii, j 

Complete returns for 

fOBBtlfcffl Osi l"la» ••' 

Too 

"The priseiit efforts to create 

emergency eniiiioyment win not 

furnish a perniiiQint solution, as 

b f 

g t is set fotth asi fol- 

lows: . 

1, To watch municipal e 

turei and insist opon rtrfet 

omies, 

2, To secure relief from present 

inequitable distribution of tax 

burdens on real estate, 

3, To secure and maintain a 

.uniform, methodical and equitable 

I system of valuation of real estate 

I for tax purpoles, • 

4, To provide facilities through 

•hich any inequality in the assess- 

ment and valuation of property 

.'or taji purposes may be presented 

to the proper authorities on be- 

lalf of the members, 

6, To keep members advised of 

;he progress of ordinances, meas- 

ures «nd public improvementi 

which may directly affect their 

real property, 

8, To afford property ow.,i.. 

opportunity to act unitedly in 

securing relief from discriminatory 

d i lilti ractices 

nf 

the most nrouresslvci steps that 

hss heen lnk«n In the life of the 

eommiinltv for ppveral years. 

While thp esseniial details 

the consolliliilliin were completed 

over IN week tn'j, there still 

remain many detftlls of peraonnel 

to be waited out. 

Larse R*nk Ep>">i"»eB 

The Hnnfolidatioii of the Ocean 

h 

C'tv Title 

h F 

n o t 

Trus* f!o^1^Jan^ 

k 

C'tv Title RTM. Trus 

with the First Na!ioti"l Bank un- 

ites two finaneifll Innt'tntlwi thit 

have long been iHentjfieil with the 

dnlopnient nf Ocean CHy, 

Th ulMtinn mst'm 

nlMatnn mst 

n^l Banlt. wh'eh 

t 

the 

M. H«r- 

p 

The 

First Niitinn^l Banlt. whh 

the oldest bank in the foutitv, hy 

f^f. tV6 f-t-.nfl'F^^t, in r'H'ai'H t" 

aid re^niifneg dnrt nnc n' 

H on S«otinn %. Pnf "^ 

TJavis ip SI vearn 

iiile thf tr'tj from 

nf 

The first transfer of city ac 

counts to take care of over-axpen- 

tlitureH of appropriations, were 

maiie, Wednesday night, at an nd- 

Jniirned meeting of the city com. 

iriissioners. A total of tln.BOO 

was transferred. 

The iiiibllcity bureau received 

the biitgest boost, $T000 being 

taken from five other accounts to 

meet expenses there. The fire 

aiarm nnd rubbish accounts euch 

parted with (2000 and $1000 was 

taken from the police, life guard 

and garbage accounts. 

The building inspector's account 

took over $400 from the plumbing 

inspector's surplus, while the city 

heautifleation bureau required $100 

which came from the rubbish ac- 

count. 

The street account was shy 

$4300, and this was raised from 

the bulkheads and jetties, whinh 

yielded (3800, and boardwalks and 

pavilions, the remainder. 

Lights and water gave $900 and 

,11600 respectively, to the account 

of public buildings, which wni 

short 12400, Tennis and athletics 

received $1400 from drainage. 

Comfort station* had a had sea. 

son and $800 had to be added to 

the account, |R0O from wharves 

and $400 from hulkheads and jet, 

ties, 

Bfllieve It or Not: Thar 

Wu Ice in Them Puddle* 

Old Man Weather made Us flrit 

ice of the season her*, lait night, 

but of course few people will be- 

lieve it unl«s they saw frown 

f i th tt 

, 

would increasing the number of 

Ocean City fnrailies whose em- 

ployment IB already assured in 

other cities," saiil Ralph Buvin- 

ger today, 

Mr, Buvinii.r, loni a student 

of Soutb Jersey's transportation 

reaulrements, has contended for 

years that the South Jersey re- 

sorts have an opportunity to 

hlilld UP a substantial clnss of 

winter vesidentB If satisfactory 

commuter service to Philadelphia 

can be worked out. 

"There Is nothing new nbnut 

the problem of finding income for 

those who live in the seashore re- 

sorts in the fall and winter," he 

snlcl. "No one can be blamed for 

desiring to live in a climate that 

is warmer In winter and cooloi 

In summer than Inland. 

Betlred l 

Betrd Cim 

'The absence of industriek 

found In ngrleuHural, mamifncttir- 

i iti fc 

_ one knew* hew ii 

m ant knswi the 

wc#»ve •utfend 

Llf#»M navsr Nt 

In ow huru fnt'- 

Bweeily tanaer, ton* i 

The l« not a . •- 

That we do i ' 

Frank 

I.J.lt-e. 

Coal and WSM nugt, 

chenp-, OlBe»"«, JJB.-L, 

ay., Dqean City, K. 1. , 

securg y 

or damaging legislation, practices 

Ing or mining communities ofc- 

a large percentaRe of the 

lljes 

seaphore population tn secure its 

living through various sorts nf 

service conttected with entertain- 

ment of vlnitors. 

"For every thousnnd of popula- 

tion In a resort, whether it if 

transient or permanent, there in 

vegiilred a certain number of 

(ronlimiecl on Pnge Three) 

j, j, Foster Held 

On Really Deal 

Local Prominent Broker in 

S5.000 Bui After Prop- 

erty Mix-up 

John J, Poster, for many yeari 

a real estate broker in this resort, 

was today (Friday) held in IS0M 

hail to await the action of thi 

Ifccember grand jury on charges 

of embezzlement growing out of 

real estate transartion. 

The complainant in the case i; 

George Oberfell, of Philadelphia, 

who charges that the money hr 

gave Foster for a piece of prop 

irty was used for some other pur 

aose and title to the land nevei 

tiven to him. 

The amount of the money in 

folved Is 14,609,30, aceording tf 

'he complaint, Mr, Foster ap 

leared before Magistrate John J 

ualglieah this morning but waiver 

i hearing. Bail bonds were issued 

ind he was later released. 

Oc««n < 

iiiw dining 

nilnet H nun 

Second door apt,, 

1-Tjt-p, 

A few yiiUBua! offgiinip.; 

and yenr 'roynil byn|m 

H. Lynch. It Oentril 

Oitl, iHlione IMS. 

For Bait 

Unfumiiihed apartnient, . 

dining room, Wtehm 

will rent reasonable, , 

Braoka, IMS Bay av,, 

or phone BS2, 

Heated 

pooms 

Apply 

ABBur 

889, 

Apartment, . 

and batA, S10 

ArnistFeng'B 

. av., O 

Per Bent—Fully fun 

able apart mints 

bedrssma, fully mi._ 

asnable. Apply 1331 

Ocean Citr- 

REAL ESTATE 

Levveff B 

nor, N, J., 

l f 

alile Irt 

piiee If i 

lJ 

nor, N, J, piiee If 

elianfe for bungalowJ 

N J* WalMr-A, DIM 

O 

ef 

ElKtith 

h 

it;, Oemn 

MIAMI, 

Walter A. plttrtah, B 

«t., OscM Olty, JC. Im 

prnantatlvea far the o 

Ranta) Bureau. 

formaUen. 

Buslneu. In 

Private iBatn 

•uWesti, Ocean • 

life, 1411 Anbury 

Mone IIS-J or 1(! 

Roan ani I 

bt»ir« to th!n e'ty _ . 

Mpg. Rohfirt l*»n pp»nt. spveral 

dnys recently in Philadelphia. 

""nvTifjs. Mn, IWIHS 

Woman Attacker Is 

Jailed for 4 Month. 

Robert Wilion, the Ocean City 

negro who attacked two Woodbine 

women during the summer, Mon. 

day changed his plea from not 

guilty to goiity, and was ienttneed 

to four months in eonnty jaU oft 

a charfe of aiMulf and battery. 

He alio received a suspended ien- 

tente of six months on a itatutory 

^Jon leaped from the bjuahit 

the two women, oil different 

He was finally cauirht in 

«Hii City after several hoon' 

search by a posse headed by Onlef 

Benson, of the WoodWnt poiiee. 

lieve it unl«s tey 

puddles of water in the street, 

the sun loon mtltid th« I. 

At 1:80 a. m. teday (M 

there w ^ 

Room ana Board, 

Home MUW. 1- — 

Artury av,, Oo«(i 

lO-17-it-s, 

aa 

to Mlu 

N, J, 

To Receive Bids on 

Sew Church November 20 

Bids for the conrtruction of 

the new St. Augustine'a Roman 

Catholic.Church at ISth st. and 

Wesley av,, will be Tfceivfd onlPnbllc 

November 20, Plani and s^cinca- •"-"" 

tions were gubmitted to prolioee' 

iive bidder* by AKhlfeet Rmil B 

Perret, from his ©fflee at iSll 

AKh It., Philadelphia. 

It In hopBri to hate the actual 

senrtruetion work KtMttd within a 

in P«»c« 

it Wuhof 

Orttor 

fJiM 

GUOJH" is no 

i bwM with fitting MM. 

• *h$ mmUn of flit Kj. 

« Little Heidelberg, 

r mm. 

,-Mmi oration was deliv- 

' Dr. Chiri,!s H, Vail, who 

hopes that "the shriv- 

"•"•••- n f Ihe deeeasecl 

PitifoJiBiB Hurry Swing, of the 

rtiort poJiM, Mi became n 

JMWMIMJJ vt noff, albeit he ym 

neither fun nor (TUhSV. ami SI a Iks 

ilil Mflnii lo th(i dark of the 

.moon, right on the miiin thor- 

oughfare of thp city, 

Harry nounMil one of tlie |iu. 

lice off the hcnd of n r«q. 

,0000 last Vtiiay uljht at MIL si. 

nnd Anbury ay., without turnlnif 

a hand, AH he had to do wnu 

slop the ear anil pick up his hn» 

which vai n fine hlir 'noon 

weighing! about 20 iKiutiiis. It 

hud n fine pelt, unilnninwil liy 

tlic acridfi-i', 

I Sharp Reduction, Due to 

OecreiMd Travel, Will 

Take Effect, Sunday 

A riductiOB in gei'viee, duo to 

sereiised winter trttvol, was nii- 

Inouncfd tfidtij 1 fnr Shore Fust 

Jjiue trollejN and minor rnsieliM 

between Ocmii f'ity nntl Atlunlir 

City, effective HnniLiy. 

The now *rli(ue 

aad itnnds out us one of tht few 

besfdti Hiidion, to do so, 

• Inane Baeh,nra«li, StpuUicAB 

aspirant for tlio Hguoo of 'Hen- 

rBMBtativos, tor hi* a nth term, 

icobtinned his Binninje ways nnd 

liHciinin ihn inn.-f |ii]|)n|;ir (giire 

in thii enn iiy nli rpturim allow 

iin |i(ill( i MSD in ifiRn hy ijaim 

t'l'Oiillr'i , nnmienii. Ji(, wn,\ 

over .nli. ..-i -leven tu one in 

Ocenit riy H,i .enrrled ciwy 

sniff in i|.. I'liinur hy ,i wide 

irRin, I,- wnrst hn.n;t In the 

ird ilisli .( nf IVN'lwnid-R firs' 

Ilil, WllPin I,.. Ilrllfi! 1S1 t,, flfl 

by tin* fijijinNi' f ifipi 

I'liisc (iiiilrifi I'lirclj |,ci»i| 

1 W accorded ns favorable for iho 

county, with few KM) Ions dof*at. 

ini I ho three iirojiosBlB. 

toeil Republicans also wuu in 

Middle Township, West C:ino Jlay 

ani Oennig Towaaiiip. In tbu 

latter place, Elmer Cox, Jr., won 

a tlirfe-yeHr sent on tho town- 

ship ooniaiittpe, wlillo Edward I 

Powell went in for two years 

ThonjaB W, aeni-B and Harry 

KobliiBOn iipiiaifiitly did uot (nkn 

the flection seiiuualy and inn up 

a weak light, 

Wujor Leads by «» Viifi's 

In West f'app Mny. Sfiiybr I-.'vaii 

M. Brown was rnturned to ndliT 

M-ith 354 vot, W more ilmn hi 

nomiKTiifio dlHKhnlrr, lViir. n P 

nicliiirdHiin. whei run on p IHM',.- 

Knrint iilntrnnn. lli.; I'" 

;,mi 

ra y;is thp ob.rtiicle in the I'on.s im I wia dwlMVi! hi' ij.p 

fJiOf prosperity and proweH,« JiidBPs to I,,, (he finfwt Ki-,ftt' Dntin 

vratt with hia passing. Ocesii '•ntfi-pd, i"'IIII"I 

To Be Here Agmnj"^. h ;;f p ;^ h ^zJ'"' ""; 

W> " CllS" li iiE.iin to Iin id,. 

, where miiomobilu drivers 

eeme for (Ktinliuitiun. nc 

to thn wiiiter Hchedtile of 

(iiiys isiiunil i hit, 

Hurolil 0 Iliiffniiin, 

An a rtisuh, Mgrriiw |nill«d «•;.« inn m Iniuc i!« tljei Ion? 

;i!l Viiles In :ir>2 hy HiiniiHOII. in-tn li.-ill.it. liwl iiii»:iri>illly jiitur 

( ! (.tiiillj l-'aiiirB Itiiiiil IBNIIC c«t »rincf, r,n "I'ln IMI.-I I'iii-lciiWiii 

'I'll* bund issiiic, which IVM« ilc. ihc I'lt-iinixr.-i 1 d- iiniiiinw;, did net 

eiiti'd In iiiiiny cuuii!iu«, MJIS hnl. ',],, 1, «-i,]| ,, sinip 

d 

v.ill 

i|v 

„, 

MI.«Sr(>\\RV 

h - !.••• i«- 

Noveinhcr until tlin , nil 

April, examin.itfonH will h.. 

nt cllv liiill nn ihe nenoml 

fourth l-'rifliivri. Court llnnsii. 

ooiithiuc io he Hie scunn oi 

ilnntldii on 'ho first Snliir 

Of raeh 11101,1 !i 

i.t 

-.,'hlv - 

f'l 

he 

•ill |(p '•.'..I.)' •(-. 

' at ?-'O p -'.. in »h.. -I) ice 1 

_Mi-». Alfred pm-fll wM' 

n iiic, which IVM« ilc. ih 

i In iiiiiny cuuii!iu«, MJIS hnl. ',],, 1, «-i,]| ,,., sinipNftn. 

Stored Uli by FlihiHOII.f'olinty iind : Si.-iliht.cs were ill), in.-iiliildr ill 

7-*rank iliijuic's mndiinrry. su .l,c hnnil INKIIC i-unni. Inil vl'ii 

\y,,il|icMdny II wiii. (Inf. inmi nf 1 li,. il|Mj-ic|s in the count 

Believe It Or Not 

$250 Cash .s all that „ reqmred and the balance of 

the Purchase P,,ce p Monthly Payment. 

4 BUNGALOWS at $4,000 each 

2 BUNGALOWS at $3,750 each 

•MONTHLY l'AYMKXTSi|:3OO 

$3,7 

•MONTHLY l'AYMKXTS_i|.:.3OO 

" 7T"* r ^ wo *' oasl Gu*rd 

- Captains Af'-nd Banqu-* 

Ocpan C'tv's 

OPTICIAN 

for o'er 25 

Middle alid wa» -Jilted i. 

ensy winner, 

iVii Vittf tor Jiciuiicn 

fi one hnH yiM explnii 

aiiiintlnii in North nyn- ,H;I 

where the rieiiioeiiils tnlleil ( 

But n Kindle vote Wliither TH n 

oernts dine mil live in thiii ion 

niiinify or whether (hey ilnrn IH 

vote in jiill lo he drteriiilned. 

|J (listriel iilfsip lini'sl im 

tlie linielixht in i|n, .limp ii-l 

, ,I?H. when it mrnerl hi ninf 

Repiihllenii vnle«, preMiiniiililv 111' 

mmie nine (lint viiteii Tnes.liiv. 

r«nsus eiiuincrnloiH 1MM( SIII-I'IIH 

ere uhle to nnd otilv five per- 

sona n-ifhin the iMslriet 

Some in nrditinrlly Blniil ffp- 

iiihlifiinH tinned itirniiiKi ihe 

Hiirtv In Avnlon, as ihe resiili nf 

Inciil discmiifiit, hut rhe vi(" 

was nnt fell since the n HI nf 

the (T 0, P, was fiilllifiil ii "it 

tlinlfd in n three, in. fitiii vicnii" 

TVajil Work—TJwfs the thi,,,. 

that wins ball gunes imd Ituil.l-- 

towns. 

all men to eoii.ieiiiiKition: ev--i' : 

by tht; '•euhteousnftss of nne the 

free pift enme upon all nen unto; 

jUftUrkiition of life" .'Iiam;iiis' 

Amunu the eitiitloiif wi.ieh run-1 

priae the I^HHOI-Sermon i» th • 

rolloHina- from the Bihle- ' ''-"I.- 

tht, perfect imin, nn,| helml.l t|..' 

uprlKht: for the end of thiil niin 

la peat'e" (I'salms 37:37). "Hf y..'! 

therefiire perfect even m youi 

'*'-: Q L: 

f 

8 IB 

y 

7l.r, 7 in 

..is,;;:,?? 

jr. u is 

bib 3J 

No 

Christian Science Society 

Mi BIOHTM «TBEIT 

Sunday Msrnlng Ssrvlctl, It 

D p eli3ck, 

Subjeet of LMlon. Sermon for 

Ni». Bth, 

"ADAM SNiB f ALLEN MAN" 

Sunday School 9!W A, M 

Ttitlmonlil Meeling Flrii Wsd. 

nf«d«y of Ivery Month at t P. M, 

Kfadlnf Po9m oouli Mondiyi, Wefl. 

neiijiyi and Frldaye, from B lo 4 

P M,, ntepl legal holiday!. 

The Public If Cordially Invited 

omfo 

IVUiy only. 

M.— Utfltit F«« Typ. 

e, stop !„ LlnwoooTo T.vl 

•IS 11 ' 

•W.j 

00 BY BUS — SAVB THI j 

J^ree-Day Round f 

Ten-THp Parnily Ti 

PUBLIC SERVICE TOOÂ 

9th Street and Atlantic Arenue, (fell 

BKLL PHONE !» | 

NOVEMBER 

U>\\ tiff) H ( LISSJW IN( 

_ -^_a=- w " Wl Wig Home Pun 

Jfc,"'»»• ?*" MEET OUR 

Thi, 

PRICE—$6,000.00 

ifllicr hrokcfs nriilw-tid. 

«»< ,'II HARRY Hf LAKE 

1 ... , 

... '.ity w;is reiircHentiid liy 

, Pred I'arK.'r, of the 1th Hj. 

_Ji, and Cupt. UwiH Sinllh. 

..Wek'a tSi.ai;!i stntlon, 30th ai. 

VERNONHALL 

410 Atlantic Avenue j 

OPEN ALL YEAR } 

i jHomc < oraf(irt« Borne looking ( 

1 B" »*« "pin urn ..,,,„....j i 

TWO f.'ilull VKAIM.V lil-.'NTAI,.-— 

Apartmeni, 'i iicilr'.nnif und hiilh, itt,, furnisiird luitov/iler I 

m~, MONTH? v 

$35 MOMT-ii. V 

HANEY LLOYD CHATTIN 

KKAvrnu 

131S ,\KBi HV AVKM'K "HONli HO 

STOVE 

SPECIALS 

THREE DANGLER 

Gas Ranges 

25% OFF 

2 Ranges 

«()()» till c-OAI. 

Hfducrd frum S71 vfirh to 

$35 EACH 

HE4T5NG STOVES 

Dr. j, Howard Sharp 

DENTIST 

Oeean City Titta ind Truit Bidg. 

BcH Ptomi lon-W 

I c«;-:i;ories 

And whin *ou h«vi" 

Mti< act you (jin tell 

I ttih think and no* 

,_. wish io uu juUeBU 

•jfa jerfdJ-manee and 

IW stated jwblioity, 

"'•' Wcord is one' «f 

We 

SALE 

li 

aurilmt tin Mainsi, |T 

MIU. nr.p.lr in(pritj' niid 

mall. Mi • M'V. laaM «i lanl 

. Chw. H. 

MfkflPATH 

Ocean Ctty Title & Trait 

BulWinjj 

•miifuiiiK 

tJyvDiuc.ocuiiciTr.iti. 

LAW OFFICES 

George Ebncr 

tenlinn, Colltetl 

«H Nlnlh It|i 

prompt 

ti-r 

FINE TWO 

FAMILY HOUSE 

Center of Town — Good Investment 

Four Bedrooms Each Floor 

Nicely Furnished 

PRICED LOW 

FOR QUICK SALE 

CONSUJLT 

BERTRAND T. and T. J. 

U-shy Carriages 

High Chairs 

Cribs . Mattresses 

hing for thr Pridr 

' often nverloiik th.i llttli 1 oneg anintiB; our 17,000 items of 

iiii.'rL'oiitiri.'si 1 . So oihiy we'll takij you fit randoni around the 

first llntir Hml intrnduce you to such things as— 

Eveready FluhHghta and Batteries 

Electrical Acc«Mori«« 

I'luttn, Mofkctfi, SwikhtN, Wire, Tatif, Door Bellu, 

Electric Pereolatar*. Wnffle Iron*, Toa»t*r». FUt 

Irons, Remington Kleanblade Kitchen and Table 

Cutlery, Meat Cleaver*. 

Ever Ready Shaving Brushes 

(Hard rubber grip! made lo list a life lime.) 

Safety Razors, Blades, Strops and Sharpeners 

All alandard make*. 

Wettclox Clocks, Desk Clocks, IngersoU Watches 

Including li.idium Dlal.H. 

TTiermos Bottles—Hiermomelert—Lunch Boxes 

Jack Knives—All types Art Brows Desk Set* 

Bathroom Fixture* 

liliiil 

ASCO Coffee ft27c 

Delightful PUvor—Decidedly Different, 

Victor Blend Coffee ft 23c 

A very low price for (his excellent Coffee 

Acme Brand Coffee » ' 3 3 c 

High Quality* Very popular wifh 

PiTtolntur Liners. 

Qiif i!i«i*tll iifiliPlilllflPMilliiMilMIHllli iiiNiiHlllWiWPJIiiitili II ijflj 

Your Needs for Breakfast, Dinner and Supper! 

i eof ee; 

ASCO Biickwhent 

ASt'O Pnnruko Flour 

Aunt Jemimu 1'ancnki? Flour 

Pillshury'H l'uliculic I'loilr 

Ilrtr Rnlihit Molasara 

ASCO Golden Syrnp 

ASCO Pure Hont-y 

ASCO Fini-Mt nuich t'ooia. 

Princess Cocoa . 

ASCO Com Starch 

Pure Viinlllii Kxtrnct 

ASCO Gelatine DesM-rts 

ASCO Pure Salad Oil 

Finiwt Impiirtcd Olivo Oil 

ASCO '1'oantnl Bread C'rumlis .... 

ASCO CruckiT Meal 

ASCO Tomato Catsup 

ASCO (luli Sauci- 

Walheck'n Chow Chow 

ASCO Grape Juice 

ItcK. 2!lc Wrlrli'M Grape Juice 

S pkga |5e 

„ 3 pkgs Z5e 

,.,. 2 pkgB 2U 

,,,,2 pkts 25« 

, ean 14e, 27e 

,,,,,,eaii lie 

:,:,:, ,,j»r ise 

'/j.Ib can ZOe 

,..,,,.,.hif con 15c 

V,;;. pkg T« 

, bot ISfc 25e 

„„...,„ 2 pkgg ISe 

bot Se, 17c, 25c 

l/j-pint ran 2Se 

,„ ,..„..„....: .pkg Be 

pk« We 

, , 2 bots 25e 

1 •"''::::.:; , ...bot ase 

bot 15e 

pint bot 17c : 3 for 50e 

,:„.,. pint bot 25e 

The Beit Bread You Ever Tasted! 

The same Big, Rich, Brown Crugted Loaf, 

Victor Bread p »» 5c 

New Pack Choice Tomatoes 2 Kl 15c 

Prim Brand Tomatoes 2 big cans 25c 

ASCO Calif, Fruit Salad.. big can 80c 

Fineit Quality 

Rich 

Creamy 

fJliHUiHiuiii HUH 11 HliimiiHiiiitlutittt » " ^ 

Wheaties

"Abraham Lincoln" Hospital Tomorrow 

w£ ' 1 Ml « >«* «»» MtertaiBed at A meeUBB of the lsmmrl 

iffAAfpv 1 *•*•* »»*V >t FrttMj nlihtjCymrr. the Welsh "Wleiy'of 

irwenyi** *»W « " ar 1«» birthday jlantle City, will he 

. it her home, StL et, 

»T, 

(MM Ml lafeelBx provided an 

•Wlfcg of ytMton. .Kcfr.sh 

st l jd 

also w«r« enjoyed 

Present wwv: Gertrude To 

11% LoulM Tomlin, 

, BKtriee BMcgina, BMty 

i, Ida Rich, Irene Rlllmsn. 

r Lambert, MlIdrM Dal- 

:' 

November li. in the Y, W. l\ A, 

buildiof of thai resort, 

Mrs. George BrownBiiller, of 

this citj 1 , ij president of tlie or- 

ganization, nnil a number of Inral 

nig arc members. 

I I'liuniber of Commerce nights at 

Doiighty's ThPntrc, which wero to 

Mr. an,! Mrs. "j." H, Sheen, ui |g 

Ulimsb 

Suiiilii 

Hersehe] Shirtlnc, Frank 

.».„,„/, Chirles Grojer, Jack 

Imrfelud, Harlui Evan, Chrlsto 

hit 

of 

-,--•'„-£ f^^W**! 1 >*th*Bi, Everett' nsfcet«v, 

LB ClDbs, who ad-|ihi.oml Moore. Edwar.1 Huff 

MH City Rea>aRli and Join Huff. 

it (Thursday) at | — ——* 

W«tRilli«ti;r (inild in 

Meet Tuesdm Kiinini; 

A ineetlnB of ilw UesimitiKi^r 

Guild of the rim Prpi|ivlcri:in 

I Church will he hold Tiipsri.iv mf- 

nlng at iliu hmiie of Mrs. rioroiiij- 

Wallace In Olyn ,V 

--" * - • • 

Human Tn Talk 

at 2«th st. ami Centra]! lure, 

, week. 

iinve heon next week, hnvu been 

postponed until onrlj- in Decem. 

her, with ilia exNct ilnte undotor- 

[niintil, rlie rujismi fur tin- rhnuxe 

Ihe Ihtiitrt' nianayeiiicnl 

v the pie. 

ivsurt viaitors on | was unrihl,. in '|m,,in 

to prmMrr the pie 

Abrahiiin Llnoohi." next 

isuma»}7 *b I -—• —=- 

tmmam w mn. John MatDonilJ, I "i EpjiilMi Tin 

Atlantic K. Mrs. Leefcwood I HoHi Initiation 

"Hits the Mention':) Hepai. I I** meetitw nf thy' "!¥t«" w. 

of literature, divisii i nf [ held at the home of M-*s jenncttr 

Garreisiiii, 1137 Central av., nm' 

was nf unuîKiI !ntej\ i sf. 

Thrw now nwmberp. fomnri.'-inir, 

Mrs. J¥f Smith. Mis. hnrnthy! "'/ 

Ferpiiiioti iird M'j" Pori 

Man were initateu. 

After the initintliin, th,' :.-~ular 

Mis 

pliiii, 

i 

p 

esUing o[ a jwt was, s 

•BeraSTe,"' she continued 

tktw was little incentive. 

thing winch retarded 

" tte fpfvat religious re» 

» —.„ supplied materials fu> 

emotions. And so tie iSeaire 

,- —„, after al), „,, 

la to the emotions, almost .lit-,!. 

OH Stytei Owned 

^•jtet frem 1880 to 1912 there 

""• • general upward trend in 

! BBmEer of poems written, ant:; 

_ Increased. They ,...» 

•tweetj-ped stj-le of thv 

•*-""n era with itt iambi 

— developed blank verse 

— dab unanimously voted to 

I the scholarship fund the Emils 

"*• Gibb Seaoiarship tuua. in 

„ of the lite Mrs. Gibb, who 

I chairman of the ronu.-rslnp 

"LtUe and who worked untir. 

Mrs, Lvertun A. Corson turnedri-i 

Saturday after a weuk'g visit ii 

Caniilen, 

Mrs, Chark'a C. Bead returnei 

Saturilay after a visit of Severn 

iiay»i in Philadelphia. 

Mrs. Sarah Miller is the jriics 

tif n-lativi'ji in I'hiluilelphia, 

.Mrs, Anna Uatoninii i« u nu- •' 

for two wtt?kB at tile luime n 1 ' ;i 

sun in Hiiijnfielil. 

The 1'hiliithiii cl.iss i'if ilu- li,i|i 

ti-t Sunday Stiuwl, will linlii :i- 

NOVI'II'IIIT niiTtiiiK HI tJu- hiinii' *>( 

Jliss Million Ostoi-, 31-ii H ami Al- 

The picture is 

John F. IWncNflinec, vslernn 

newspaper m.uii of this reiort, ex- 

'lect.i to retuni to Oreaii City fron 

Iiii' Alliintir Shoif.-i rtosptiai 

iiiiout tomoirow (Saturday), uftet 

bein^ F then? I'ur two werks, Hi> 

comlitiiiii is ri'piiricil as much im 

proved. 

•t H 

•ntt. eetBih 

tMieetBih 

a Vtm fwk 

brid.B 

Wt 

i ihe fea 

, •. ---- ,. • . •-•• ••"• , i .•!«"m|ll 

will be made in have si-lmtil ills- 

miKsed early line ni IIH. ,|nys lo 

liermli a spiH'hil inaimin tor chil- 

dren. 

Baptist Ladies'Aid 

To Present Playlet 

MiMiibers nf the Lad-' AM rf 

liuptlst f'lunvh wi!,. r-nti r 

DAUGHTER IS nORN TO 

DR. AND MRS. CROWE 

A daughter was born tn Dr. 

and Mrs. Aldrich C, Crowe of 

Ocean City, late Saturday. Roth 

daughter iimi mother are iloitift 

well at the Penlisylvanin Hii»|ii- 

tal, Philadelphia, The new nrri- 

yai will be known as Susan Vu'l 

Crowe. She is their fjr.-i eliiH. 

lllp 

.j 

!'•]€• 

fter the initin 

business nwr^'mg 

i\v 

Beta chapter, werv ûest.. 

An attenffrince priEe wa? nu;ad 

J as a feature of the ev*->ni!i[: rin-' 

"fls received hy Mijis Maripr 

"oliy. 

iroHfy Fall Dinner.Pance 

"eM in Atlantic City 

OmegTi Lambda P-i .*.ir"!"ty'!- 

fail dinner-ilBnci; was '"Id Saru'- 

•r:i';y att-'rui. 

>lr c r !•'!•!;,! 

it.. wh.-iv .. Ii,:|l.iu 

day .itR-ht, at the ,.,.,, 

Atlantir City, Member: 

three chapters of the «.,.,,,,._., ,. 

were preseni. Orean Titv iv;u »•••!! 

" bv Alnha 

er- Hoi..] : „,•;, 

f-oin the ^jr; 


!;iek 

Afti 

M.T 

thig past Eumnier to mako I fepre,sentea by Alphu cliupicr. ,.r,.r-r Mr 

"• euccess, fponsors of the affair. H---'-' 1 '"jivi 1 F' 

: MM, Ralph JL Van Ullifer re- . DaneinB «'a« #pjoyo,| u,::i-! i lau> ;"n,;' H-^ " " 

k»»î *i,.t J,J,.H;. i. i ! hour and at mirtniBht a dinii'T 

that details ha%t been eora. 

for the birthibiy party, Qt 

« dah N f? It ill 

the birthibiy party, Qt 

« dah. No?, f?. It will 

with a banquet to wliicb 

â* wm be inwtert. 

Tfce dub donated flo to the 

Pwnt Christmas Fund, 

for disabled ioldiers at 

—jftW. 

Ita. John MaeDanaiU reported 

gWflt of MOJO on the dub's 

J 

'..•JNSBt nnnan tale. 

K A vste of thanki to sthool 

for • luncheon of (24 to thv 

" i ftind, canted, 

- * • — 

_, WoAeis 

Are Thanked for Box 

•'Mi- :•••• 

v 

i ; • : • ! . ..., 

1- i 'i Inrty 

:«:! ; !! V ' - . 

< ; • • • I . ' :-'• M 

, ,V\-i-'i- n"\i' 

1-,. S.]l •>.. M 

• .ii .iiK'tt.- P:irln- W,H in- V 

tity visi;.,r W.Hin.î.is 

i.'Vtf \ioi-uni, of (•!• ,• 

'• ''••; 311. .-t ,if Jlr, ::n,l i],- 

nt'i- M. |,,.;ir, this M-PII!;. 

. I'harlna F. Sicider :,„ , 

y -'id' Ti:.-..,iiiy I,, rhii-,',1, 

!•• :•',';: M,-I"I,I!,,....I. . , 

tained 

home of Mr^ VU-nnw r; r'r,-rnh 

Mnnrlyil Iiii,HI. idiii ri;m av, 

, Aficr tin- hprvmir nt '•••rn--.1i 

| nients, th'.ic mi, i, i,.h.•••; .:il nf 

•thi' pliiylff, "Mi?. % I; 11- • i • i '^ Si'«- 

| i-iir C'n-W " Thi, -k.-j- h wi!l l»- 

U'ei-enioii in IN- liiipii 1 ("hun-li. 

Krliliiy i-vi niii!», Nnvi-int|i-i- ^1, Mr- 

• f'n-rn h i.. '(i-i'i tcM- i-' t!:i- '' -i»' i Mis 

^ y Legion Band Wins 

Flrit Prize at Court House 

Till- •.; Mi,.' 

i Mr- 

Chin,•!, 

'ii>. H.in- 

. Mi .. M; 

•rnv II,.iv, 

ol8 then. 

I dueloMJ the ftct lha, 

cleared at the rummsife 

tffl it the retail food 

* about fSO wa_- the 

the (sfeteria laneheon. 

no School Hat on 

/That will be no eeteol. Um- 

' or Tuesda}-, bee*u*e of the 

** conTOBtlon of the state 

—„' association in Atlantic 

', Momlay, and Armisf 

~"*y XT* teachers' 

Mi, ;. 

Pr. -.,; 

in!!, Mr, 

wi:;-..,,,, 

Hamp". ir 

l,.:i;*,. f 

an-! M-'.-. 

«•;;•• 

i. A 

M:-, 

-- i;. 

; f-.l 

Ma'- 

fl. J1-" 

Wili 

Wi.-,-'... ,.- 

• I ll>.' n-, 

ll'.'ll"! 1 Il i-li 

• (-.Hi.,. 

• f- ('»• ,v> 

, ".'":' \V . 

V. !•'.- .'-i..-' 

•• î Pi •;.,. 

T I • , 

' X"--:l,..-, 

V, 

TTuee Police Officirs 

| on Two Weeks' Vacation 

; Officers li... riiri.-t..-nhcr I'-r- i '):•: 

'-••-•. Aria in T..!ii]in9on au, : | : 

'''S'- li'iirtirpun ;itSflv'.-ii • i)i., 

' ='u,!d t.;.i!,,iiet_hi?lil :r. t — 

Hnil. ^'luntii 1 City, on 

evening, Admim^ and . C'lfih 

We Offer ,\n .Accurati 1 

Optical Servito 

All 'ye eiiniirintions jr. mjii 

B}. eplienl ipteiniiili—Op,torn.e. 

defective gnd strained eyes with 

Itntes. Brestribed Wiihoul th! me 

ofdangergys pf,r3iyzmg fy; drugs. 

This nuMned rs the ~nis~it med- 

fm and fcientific- syitem known 

A tomplele iiirvi;c Bemy tffered 

in one gffifie, under one fc§, and 

Und?r Ihe PfrSDO.-il syperviiiofi 3f 

ii Psetsir sf Qetcm^try, Thirty 

yenrs Qf pnetice m Ati.iniic ei!^ 

i§ pi-sef c r thg flceur,icy ef due 

Rtfvice We speeiaiiz? m ih? fs = 

amln.it.rn pf the ryes ,m(l the I 

esrrcctidn pf thirtF visuii defjEtt. 

Dr. L. W. BETTSI SODS 

WLITY PRINTING 

MVWunO I'KICSS 

h_j!-__ I'hiinf 14D0 

Sinet this world eomt into existence, L._ 

the time of man, your Virgin DiaMllI < 

awaiting the day whan you would b»tkil 

wear it. Distinctive designs in a wMt M 

prleei, itondaTd the woTld e»«f( may bf j 

enly through on 

Authorized ViTgin Diamond i 

MAYER'S JEWEL SHOP 1 

•ii HitUHJHU.k orK.\NC!TY.IM:j 

LEMAN w, 

I', 

VIOUINiiT—CONBUCTOR 

MUSIC STUDIOS 

Tt.icB.jrs C| M.lny Wtll KnBWO 

Art It'll 

^9ii Ceflar An. ,lntf 

120 s. sut a(., phli,ideIphia 

CO Albany Apts.. TreR|en ,Thd 

*•'•-•'- A/5S:, Atliintie City 

: C. '^."- * *'-iwi;^, ,-iuiijjrisi ana 

; Mr«, Fr'.-ii rick nallarrf, of Wash- 

TBos( attendiBj were: Naijmi injt;.iii, I.i. €„ wi-rr honor jjucft*. M:'y). 

ryn Devcr Ijiiiie^ «!.....-— •>- - ' 

•c Sliiiiiinn, Dor- | 

&£^hi#tfc,lir? h »"-'-« 

!don and 

Towe, Thnniii^ Jtiiiu rtt. 

ier, .John ! 

ctinrt.. liaj (Jor-1 ALMAR 

Food' 

-*• 35< 

Fran Prime Sinre 

Bondot 

CUES 

. lb. 15c 

>1nm nmidt. 

JHSKl 

Se^? »4«. 

A p«,tiil IW of the ».ny TIIUPS nnferrt ,t your ne,t#!,t 

Alinir Store dunns our Ilth Anniv#rB«fj Ssie. 

Gran. Sugar .,.10 

Old Fashioned Fnrit 

^>en D*ily UntU 6 P, #, 

THE BRIGHT SPOT—713 

Well 

Baked Ginger Snaps .. 

Mt.Atry Swet Peat % 

Hor«e«hoe Salmon 

Scedleli Raising,. 

H^.:,... Mince Meat,. 

Lug Soap Flaket,» 

1"0l ATLANTIC AVI 

Atlantic Cit;., N. J, ATLANTIC 

FAMOUS SHOP OF 

CHILDREN'S WEAR 

FUR COATS 

Full Sk for thp first IS 

sav, 1R0. His hiinilii'Mp for the_en- 

tire season ls_hl) nn run, 

pins, or 20, Tbi« i« a pinii »v». 

torn, as it t'iviis fi tionriir bowler 

nn piuial chi'i'ce w 'th Hit m n i' e ex- 

I^riiiiced, Now for the scores of 

'he first rri'lit. The aftlial stand- 

inn, nf the twin*, of rniirsr.. run- 

in,! lip (.iimniiii.i! ni't'l tK 

I'liflit, i|n|ien.HllL' IMJOll how thf 

bamiii.nps nffect scores 

Mintieris Mints 

Slililsi.l 

Murphy 

MJII-IIII 

f< ilnlli 

Hlllilii 

ll-Li-lil 

H. " 

.jrc« ., ICO 

ikon .,,.„,... 147 

190 

174 Ml 

1S1 

n 479 Oilinf! 

Every timp Holy Splrlf and 

Ocean Pity elauli, a whale of a' 

Bamo resiiltB, Last year, Holy 

Spirit, tliniiKb oiitplnyed, was fa- 

vored hy Lady Luck, nnd niarehf'd 

off to a 13-7 victory. In lflU I 

The Incal t«am la OB the up 

(,'rmle. After a miserable p«r- 

formancB nt Caps- May, til M«. 

roon and White Uufeatod Middle 

Townulilp, 2-0. Tliln uere Mia 

to reveal the marked Imiirove- 

mtnt In toam play. The Tsoa- 

tlonal game lagt Saturday Wai 

little more than a romp for thp 

Maroon and White, which won, 

86-0. 

Holy Spirit is none too cog- 

iident that it con taks tils meat 

lire of the local team, Niek D!r- 

aio, Holy Spirit coach, was one 

nf the Bpaclatori of tba Voca- 

tional fame, getttai t lilts on the 

Maroon and White plnja. 

Hockey TMB hatm 

Tha Ocean City High lehoo] 

girls' hockey team dropped • hud 

fourht mini to the BridRttpn 

Hi(3i Mool girls, 1 to 0, at 

Bridgeton last Friday afternoon. 

The pme WM tan foupht and 

(•xcitincr throaglMut, The Maroon 

and White miased several apjwr 

tunities to seor«. 

1 

1 Hr* 

171 

IM 

141 

if ft 

1OT 

H!l 

1.17 

Oils 

us 

137 

liil 

i»7 

las 

144 

14--> 13V 154 13K 11^ 

I7l"i ISll 22ii 1^7 IIH 

ijii ina Til I "in JTJI 

Tu~Tir~5Ti""r.iin -I:H 

ice Hardware 

'"iiia II;: ("" t^ V-'"' 

• (ill US Hi I' 2 I* 2 

mil IMI i.-.s ml IOII 

~vir~"jns" us s;;s Ml 

iahnine 111 

l.'i.hl h 

!•'. HniilHiin 

that 

I when 

iiiivc liilkiiifT 

I"; 

111 

nt th.' 

VITI 

i.ii if 

f ill' 

us i.-- iii; 

in i:;:. IK 

IT I I:..; _ IV1 I' 1 -' 

HOTEL ST. JAMES 

TIMES SQUARE, NEW YORK 

Jutt off Broadway at 109413 Wai 45th Slrerf 

Mutt finrii bj niu Mnlini w.lhojt ncirL 

An Hotel rf quiet dignity, 

having the Minosphere gnd 

appointments of % well con 

dinoned home. 

40 Theatres, ~ til principal 

shops and churches, 3 » 5 

minutes' walk, 

2 minutM of all subways, "L*' 

toads, surfaee m.1%, bul lines. 

Within 5 minutes Or and 

Central, 5 minutes PainsyU Send pe»ul 

vani» TtrminjJl, 

"Ssllbiu ii iiirf rum" 

end RM" 1 Ar ink md booUa 

W. JOHWON QUINN, fmUm 

( ABEL FISH CO. 

| H. J. BECKKNBACH, Mgr. 11 

I Wholewle and Retail 

| 

I Fish - Oysters 

I Clams 

1 WE DELIVER 

| —Telephones— 

I Wharf: TOR Residencei I12S-J 

! IIth St. and the Bay 

Fresh From 

The Ocean 

WE CATCH 'EM 

CRABMEAT 

CLAMS OYSTERS 

A TREAT MR THE KIBDIEi 

Bring then up to tw our 

Mairinm., 

Chris' 

Fish Market 

BAY NEAR NINTH 

PHONE 1485 

[rompt Service Counts 

[TEN DOLLARS DELIVER A 

Ik 

ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER 

WE ARE EXTENDING OUR 

Special Dollar 

Offer For 

Monday and 

Tuesday 

HIGH PRESSURE 

AUTO WASH 

$1 M 

BABY GRAND RADIO 

RIGHT IN YOUR HOME 

il 

l 

SPECIALS 

for the Week End 

- inAUA&P - 

Meat Markets 

751 Asbury Avenue, Ocean City 

Legs spring Lamb 27 C 

lb * mm 

Fresh Pork Shoulders 

(PicnicStyle ) 

'* 

Fresh Fish Specials! 

Silver Salmon * 

Sea Trout * 

Salt Water Oysters 

Fancy Fresh Filets * 

jtraey Smuwge ft 38c Jersey Scrapple tfe I Be 

— Produce Specials = 

THEN PAY 

ONLY 

WEEKLY 

SBV1N POWERFUL TUBES 

-.rfol iutafc It Mi * miiêlotiB dfiimie ipwker, etc., tte,? 

I the ttt on* ntedt, Than le add extra cqnfart >w« offff i Ms 

lita' ttm Mtwh* by nwn wto kn»w niith ¥m miiii «l«y 

your PHILCO If we wpply It! 

First time in the hiitory of Ocean City you can get 

your auto washed with the high pressure system for 

$1. Monday and Tuesday Only! 

High Pressure 

Greasing 

$ i .00 

An Inner Tube for 

$1 .oo 

i 

To every purthuer of a tire 

on DoiUr D»y. Offer leoi 

for «ny t\m Tire 

Palmer Tire Service 

ESTABLISHED 1919 

ASBURY AVE QCR4N CrTY, N, J, 

WHITE CREAMING 

Onions 

FANCY WHITE OR YELLOV 

Turnips 

TENDER, DANISH 

Cabbage 

10 

I 

1118 ASBKHT Af 

*-• S ( 

Oranges 

ipPP*6!»« 

The finl compw« radki M Tout 

with tj>« 

Clarion JrTln y 

SUBSBT d Ektric 

SALE! 

Tender Tasty P«a« 

Doxen Cam • ii.10 

|MS 

Sweat Cm«hed 

Campt>eirs Beans 

Doien Cmu • ii*e 

Quaker M«UI B«aiM 3 

Dozen Cans' • ?•« 

lona Sauerkraut • 

Dozen Cam • $1.19 

Brand .... 

Tiny Sweet Pern* « 

Doien Can* • $2J 

Smaller Six* Cam • */^»5« 

Fancy Shoe Peg Corn H 

Doien Cans - $1.75 

Red Ripe Tomatoes 

Doien Cani • We 

Iona »trî«t Beaas 2- 

Doien Cut • $1-10 

Fancy Pink Salmon Z c 

Dozen Ciu « *i^S 

Sunnyfield 

Dried Beef ^^ 13c 

Chcwe * 2Mfi39e 

N. B.C.SodM 

Dcllgbta 

^ 

Only

11 T Md I 

OCIAN CITV, H, J. 

Saturday Malineet 

FRIDAY A .SATURDAY 

ILDENOAWNi 

MWOOUVtVWiHtSUAl \ 

I •Usnf-AUCIMtm*>MHM MM , 

KIN-TIN-TIN in 

MONDAY.* TTKSiuV 

and WKIlNKSlMY 

^ VWHATA WIDOWfJ 

IS ^^vmMom man. 

JU,L , MuriutHi* Llvinglt«n> 

SPRCIAL ARMISTICK 

UAV MATINKK 

TTIWDAY 

[Ocean City Squad 

Tramples Trades 

26-d Ganc with Vocation 

•I Ouplaya Powerful 

Offense of Team 

Kxhihlilnff « powerful iiffcr 

•sail City hi'ifh wlioul swept thru 

he Atlantic City Vocutinnnl Train 

tiff School fmil bull team to wil 

handily, 28 to 0, on Muniripu 

Field, Saturday afternngn. 

Th* sister wort's piny,-is were 

unable to ward off the tremendous 

USMUIIH nn its line, which was 

rlppwi asunder lime after time by 

thi* forward wall of the. Ocean 

, N. J,, 

OwwO^fcwbn [Government Boat 

Tnni Briggs Pelti fi ,... - 

The Ocean (Illy bowling uulntot, I UEW LliMUi. 

mdiTn nf iho Atlnmlo ru» I 

iif Ili« Atliiiulo City 

Loiisutt, awiiiiipcd Hrligs' Pests 

in a leaguo mulch ut the noaril- 

•valk alleys, Klurliln «v., Athintlc 

'lly, Inm nlahl. 

Though I hi 1 jiiai'ra were (lyi'n 

handlcati of fill poiutst a giiim-, 

inly In oiu' same did they conic 

•liiiln 10(i pnlnts' of tlu> winners' 

('nine 

Mnrpliy 

Bacbran 

Mrrjillinn 

.. „...„.„ nun m int« ucM . 

City team, opcniiiR holes for the 

Maroon ami While to crash thru 

fur iiuhstnntinl twins. 

Ward Of ThruMa at Pint 

Though th* visitors never srri. 

lowly thrtmteneil the Ocoan City iVRrHn 

Will HIM*. they wen* suiwsfuj ii 

k-Hnliiijr off the thrusts of tni 

I Mnnutii and White in the opentnf 

lUiiiter, 

The play of tbe local team was 

I marmi .-wntrwhat by fumhlfnfr. «!- 

j though iho hoys recovered* tht» ball 

(ill linwt of there iHH'ilsions, 

..... .1 fumble thai laid out 

Mt'CiiHion, whii promises in (level- ii npin.i'r 

>|i iiitii ii star if he ever g^ts ph(|ii,w 

over his nervousness in handling niimi 

Ihe tall. TV Kail dipped from Hmndlnipl 

his trrssp in the opoiiinir iiuarter, I 

Ho made a desperate plungy ami 

iwrril it, but was knocked mil 

in doiiiu so, lieimr badly smertr-^'' 

about (ho nose jiiiii mouth, 

l.iti.v Krirs Rruni of Attack 

Stedem. aflor heitur mi tht> si.i 

linos for Hume time with iniiiri< 

wtih 

uted runs, us ,)(,! Carey 

the other Matvon am! IV! 

UiWks: hut il was Roinoo Adeil' 

,h,i here tho 1 

arrv.iif tho iuill across ih. 

fmir ,v.'s 

Whit,< 

Mif'iillfnn was liidlviiluiii i,iKr 

oi'cr witli MS, O'lirlcin wn< 

wind wiih im, 

Thv OfMii City team lunds ihe 

."ague with ii rt'i'iird of Ht wo! 

ind iwn lost and hnlils the ma 

irlly of tho tongue records, Th, 

iree icnmp record nf am mndp 

Ocoiiii rity has nol been 

...bed. Mi'i'Hilfnn hnlda ihp h,, 

_..Ividiinl hinh »re with SRT ami 

leads in arnrnKen wlib 1R5 [iiiiiiti 

per gamp for II 

or rlTY 

2;u 

1S5 

12« 

192 

I'M* 

1 I > 

PFSTS 

IBl t 

us ii 

I: 

tr.fi 

1KO 

'Philadelphia Man 

In Lutheran Pulpit 

Oo>>an City Lutherans ami visit- 

ors lit St. John's UUhrran Church. 

Sunday, heiirii Kov. Psul SLirontr. 

of rhilailolfihia, ii>ll how he lv- 

Mnviirieii from th* Ji'« • 

Chri»:iiin faith at Uw asc 

after iiMikiiif an Mhausnv, 

lu.iy of the oUi tesiamcnt. Hr 

irftiiitiS; thllt I hi 

Till RSIUY, KRU 

•nd SATI'H1>AY 

, I 

Amos'n'AndyComint 1 

On W N Wk 

Northfield Beats 

Resort's Golfers Coast Guard Captain 

On L*ave of Absence 

2nd AtHfitorium 

Game Saturday 

Mr*. Anna Brace Treasurer 

of Ocean Gty Gvic Club 

A Double Rkh 

Ic* Cream Sod< 

FREE 

Pound of Candy 

59c 

Ch***y CentM 1 Speenls 

Ckorabt* C»T»nd 

Stmgtis 

K of aay of the 

Abet* for S»e 

l 

Inlet Marker Off Atlantic 

City W«hed Up Here 

By Monday's Storm 

The appearance of ihe I', S 

•ightliiiusp siMvicM liojit. "Tulip;," 

rniii Slatcn Islaiiil, I'luso HI ihe 

H'iii'li ut •iSr.1 st. yostunhiy 

Thursila.v) jriivo many people the 

idea thai the craft had been 

washed iislioro, since it lay un- 

piitvnlly iille for several hours 

within 1000 feet of shore, 

Tho boat visited tho resor 

shores, however, to recover ii lijrhl 

luiiiy which broke Innse frmn it 

iiiiHiriiijrs at the mnutli of tl 

let. nir Atlantii' Ciiy (luriiii! th 

liijrli seas, Klniulny, and wnslieil u 

in the lioaeli heif Tuesday, 

Onast Uiiiirds finin IVikV Heael 

tntion at .'Kith st, rpportwl ih 

iiioy iiinl niailo ii fust until th 

itjhthoiise liiiiit came for it, Thr 

•m\v wiMplis alioiil tliive ions and 

hiiiisos Mil auioinatic liitht that "ill 

j o|iorate eoiiitiintly for alioui 

monthly wiilnmt aitouiitin. 

Tho "Tulip," which if the Iarp 

i .•«! of its kinii in service, nlea 

'"'''iiitf ITo f,-,-t. hauled riio i: 

J; 1 . j aboard for ropiiirs before h'st.u 

''" iiiir it lo position, 

< | Finger Prints to Be 

Filed in New Cabinet 

THt 

lli 5 

ISO 

US 

170 

HI 

•rtbinet has been 

piilli'o hradiiii.irlerr 

r pi-iHlN an(! 

inul persons chariretl 

rd h< 

erinii' 

iwrJnn 

sit on the 

1 Hi.il 

Glad Day Outing Sponsor 

Recovering from Operation 

Ordinance For Surface 

W D 

MONCBIEPS HAVE DAIGHTER 

r Surface 

Wato Drain, b ft«ed 

, b ft«ed 

providlBi for 

f 

of^h!^ jUEf. ^ ^ 

proud parent* of a girl, bom So- 

v«m!»r 1 Tile inft h b 

ordiaanit pdlBi for proud parent* of a girl, bom So- 

il a Unon of gurfao! water j v«m!»r 1. Tile infant ha.« been 

i 4 rj n alonj WPSI ar, from ]4Ui named JoJ-« Marfaret Moncrief. 

n lîh sts. was pasj*d on final ! ———— — • — 

Tf Jmt MoBdaj' b ti j 

Jm Monday, by the 

yiioBers. TB# work mm 

•out 14000 afld will be done I 

' t>> oily etnpioTifei, undsr; 

>n cif the d#pjriBient of i 

———— —•— 

rity j 'o live lonj and hapoy. 

ill > Bust httnt ud ftsh l i f 

I 

njiinftlon *ilb the orJin- 

tv C]trk Herbert R, Smiti 

•iruclrt to atfrenilt for si 

i of 15 and IMneh rut j 

»», IP s* uspd in th© COB-' 

Bids will be 

AIDEVE 

Tudor! 

Mil 

ESHMI 

Edwtrii 

CONGRATULATIONS ... 

nRST NATIONAL 

acquisition of the a^ts of the 

Ocean City Title and Trust Company 

gives Ocean City'two strong national 

banking institutions which will be in 

a better position than ever before to 

serve the i 

The significance of this develop- 

ment is that Ocean City is now ready 

to take advantage of the return to 

prosperity which the nation hopes 

will be gradually ushered in with the 

turn of the year. 

The Ocean City National Bank 

sincerely and heartijy extends con- 

gratulations to its neighbor aero® 

the street in the successful consum- 

mation of thi forward, progressive 

step. 

• >m 

OCEAN CITY NATIONAL a 

001111 ST. AM» AVtl OCEAN CITT, 

7, 

IT 11 

[Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger 

„,„,, BitaUIahed ilISs •entlnel-Leditr.Newi, asn»114*t«4 I9II, 

I u Weona-ctau Mttter *t the Post Office it Oetu aty, H, J,, 

uniar Act Of Much 1. 1179, 

. "For s Greiter Owan City" 

| every FrMiy from the •entlnfl.Leafer Suudln>, Elshth street «nd 

fcveniM jnwt to Red Men'i H»ll), pceim City, New Jener, br the 

BAN OITY PRINTINQ AND PUILISHING COMPANY 

LoaiN B, ANanvma, Bittor »na ainirai M, 

JOHN O, SMITH. Adrertltinc Mindger 

•ubMrlptlBti Price: 11,10 per Tear 

Those Goode 

Olde Days 

1; Now Jer»y Preis Auoclatldn an.t NHIIOOHI IiiKorlul AuoelitloB 

KiprtitnUtlye: D, J, Randull & Co., 34J Firth Av«, 

NtwTorkCltr, 

delphla AdvertiehiK KeBroHentujivus: Ni.vlllij & HHchlng.'t 1GUG 

Walnut street. 

BANK CONSOLIDATION 

JSOLIDATION of the Title and Trust Co, with the 

First National Bank, in Ocean City, is ginirally in- 

ting," remarki the Atlantic City Pr§is. "No doubt 

f co-operation bawean two banking groups will make 

pnly for a stronger financial picture, but also for im- 

id civic and business conditions in Ocean City, For 

thing it gives a town of 5000 residents a $6,000,000 

This la creditable to Ocean City, where enterprise 

Jd thrive under a big bank," , 

tiis viewpoint from a neighboring onlooker is a fair 

ction of the attitude toward the consolidation man- 

in this community. Announcement of the consol- 

jion has been met with a general expression of sat- 

ction, 

he Press, continuing, says: 

"Many students of finance believe that in the halcyon 

{ days of careless wealth the rush to form new banking, 

building and loan similar investment groups was ovsrdone; 

That there is need of applying well-known economic feme, 

dies in these days of more sober thinking, so that a sav- 

ing may be effected through the elimination of duplicated 

services ami various wastes predicated upon such duplica- 

tion, 

"Whether they are right or wrong, it is but natural that 

! in a period of general re-adjustment the financial organ- 

(iiations should come in for their share. Sound financial 

' management, paying more attention to well-grounded eeo- 

! nomic principles than to pride of opinion or position, may 

be trusted to work out the problem to the ultimate bene. 

fit of the public at large, 

"Bitter times and better conditions in many affairs will 

be the compensation for this current period of so-called dn- 

pression," 

The government proposea to ipend millioiiB on public 

[buildingg to relieve unemployment, A bigler taik, however, 

[would be to get the rnillions employed in public buildingB to 

[ go to work. 

In Ocean City 

20 Ye»i Ago 

CTOCK in thj First National 

J Bank of Ocean City sold uL 

|22U a share. Par value was 

plOO, 

* * * t 

Morgan Hand Jr. was en- 

gaged in a big project in North 

Jersey, the development of the 

Hudson County Park, at Marri- 

son, 

* * * 

At least one woman surf 

bather had been seen in the re- 

sort during the past week. 

* s « 

Voters turned in a Republican 

victory but showed they knew 

how to vote a split ticKet even 

on the voting machines, 

* * s 

Director Harry H, Lake re- 

organlaed the choir of the First 

M, E, Church. 

William S, Zane shut a deer 

at Tuckahoe, 

vgo 

WH1TICAH 

HE APPROACHING SCHOOL BOARD VACANCY 

HE term of Mrs, Clinton B. Price as a member of the 

t board of education will expire shortly. It Is to be 

Bped that Mrs, Price, or some other woman equally 

ppable, will be appointed to fill the vacancy. 

The structure of the present board represents a fair 

oai section of the city's business and professional in- 

rasts. It is cornpQsed, in addition to Mrs, Price, of a 

lysician, a dentist, a hotel man and a real estate man, 

16 latter an alumnui of the yeapit's schools. They an> 

ving Ocean City a greditabk administration. 

The four men members are capable, hard-headed 

td practical. But it would seem that the mothers of 

eean City's school children are entitled to direct rp- 

resentation on the board, 

The average mother's paramount interest in life is 

n her children. It Is she, more than the average 

ftther, who works with their teachers in piloting 

hem through their school work. And she learns by 

hese contacts and experiences to detect possibilities for 

nproving the schools which the average man might 

overlook. 

I An Intelligent, highly-educated woman like Mrs. 

Price as a member of the board is earnestly desired by 

hundreds of Ocean City women. 

An Eastern profegsoi 1 My» that the next generation of 

mm will be wearing benrdg aR«in. The reaion for that will 

be that there won't be enough room left on earth to throw 

•way old Mfety«(aior blsdH. 

ABMISTICB DAY, 

•JN Tuesday, we will observe another Armistice Day. 

The years have flown quickly since the signing of 

that historic document on the blood-soaked fields of Flan- 

ders. Men and nations forget, Wounds that were deep 

have healed In the sunshine of a new day. Scars that 

were thought ineffaceable are vanishing as the years 

pass on. 

Once more men and goods travel the seas where sail- 

ed grim destroysrs, and the plow turns ever deeper the 

buried hatreds of the greatest war. And it is well to 

forget. 

But let us not forget those who, when the nation 

called in those stormy days, were the first to answer. 

Let us join on Armistice Day, this year, m paying silent 

tribute, due, reverent homage to our Glorious Dead. 

Your dolUr now will buy 19 eenti more than In 1928, 

And you want to remcmlwr that 19 Cents will buy 3 let 

(reim con and 4 all-day suckers I 

15 Years 

D R. JOHN H. 

opened! his offices at Nth st, 

and Central av. He was iron! 

Philadelphia. 

* * * 

Mrs, Abigail Miller, a sum- 

mer resident, died at the unu 

of 101, ihe would have been 

102 on Christmas Eve, 

e * * 

The Ocean City Military Club 

defeated Delaware Business Col- 

lege at basketball in ii clone 

game. The score was 2» to H, 

Newell Cordon was offering 

high grade odd trousers at from 

$1,60 to $3. 

* * * 

Rev, Ch'arles H, Bohner, pas- 

tor of the First FreBbytisrinn 

Church, began a serieH of sar- 

mons on "Why Men Do Nut 

Attend Church," 

* • * 

William M. Kanck anil hia 

daughter, Miss Ada M. Ranek, 

left for New Orleans, whfei'o 

Mr. Ranck was to attend a Na- 

tional Ticket Agents' conven- 

tion. 

The Giddy 90»s 

Just For Fun 

DROUD pBrent (who served): 

t "Whut I told you is thi" siory 

of the World War." 

His Son; "Built papii, what 

did they need the rest of the 

army for?" 

* * * 

Customer--! see you are sell- 

ing canoes now. 

Accessory Dealer—Yes, that 

serves two nurposns. It works 

in well with the tourist trade 

and gives me a line with a good 

turnover. 

* * * 

Wife—W lien I married you I 

didn't know you were such a 

cownrd. I thought you were a 

bruve man. 

Her Husband—So did every- 

body else. 

* s • 

Mrs. OntheBo—They say Mrs. 

Tcnwiiiffle plays golf just like 

a man, 

Mrs, Clubber—Wouldn't you 

i-hink she'd be ashamed to use 

siieh lanRiiafH!. 

Hnlen—1 wonder who Dorothy | 

getM hnr benutiful complexion j 

from--her mother? 

Claries—No her father—he's 

a ilrujCKist, * ? * 

Mnti—She has a very mair- 

netic pei'soimlity. 

His Wife—Shu oiiEht to have; 

everythini,' she has on i» 

charged, 

* * * 

A city visitor, from one of 

the wind swept states, galml 

intently at the spiral fire es- 

cape that wound its way down 

the re«r of n thirteen story 

buildliiE, "Gosh," he exclaimed. 

"That must hnve been a datiged 

lonjt ladder before the cyclone 

hit it," 

* * * 

"Alice went in swimnilnu; ill a 

lonely spot the other diiy, iiiicl 

a party of men took her un- 

aware," said onn local limn to 

another, 

"What in the world did they 

do with it'?" the other asked, 

* * * 

Doctor—Are you feeling very 

ill? Let mu see your tongue. 1 , 

pkHisei 

Patient—It's no use, doctor, 

! no tongue cim tell how bad I 

I feel. 

HOURKDjON TRAMPS 

A COTTAGER on Central av., 

*» hail an experience with a 

tramp early this morning which 

has greatly soured her on this 

class of mendicants. The fel- 

low entered by the back gate, 

p ! tenusly begged for something 

u t_t, and said he. was per- 

fectly willing' to work for It. 

"All right," said the woman, 

"there is some light wood in the 

ihed; you may cut that up, 1 

will not only give you a good 

breakfast, but will pay you for 

your labor after you are 

through." 

"Please, Ma'm, won't you give 

me something to em first 7 p 

much too weak to work on "an 

empty stomach," replied the 

hobo. 

The kind-hearted woman pre- 

pared him a good, substantial 

breakfast ami made him a cup 

of strong coffee to wash it 

down with. After the vagrant 

finished his moiumB repast, he 

visited the woodshed and picked 

up an axe, which he examined 

as critically as an experienced 

wood chopper. He laid it down I 

and modestly returned to the j 

house, explaining that the axe I 

was too heavy ^tid dull to cut I 

with. He suggested that he 

could borrow a much better one 

from a cottager in the next 

square, whose wood he em yes- 

terday for something to eat. 

The lady gave her consent and 

the tramp went away. He 

evidentally failed to secure the 

axe, as he has not since been 

seen hy the good lady, 

(The abovs article appeared 

on the first page of the JJcean 

City Daily Reporter for Thurs- 

day, July 18, ignB.) 

I NEWS—WHEN IT IS NEWS 

; THOUGH The Sentinel-lidger wai fully aware last 

week that negotiations wir« under way, leading to 

the bank consolidation, this newipaper refrained from 

publishing the fact. Why? For two reaione, 

i—There WM nothing, aside from unconfirmed 

rumors, to print. Not even the bank official!, them- 

•elvei; knew what the outcome of the negotiations 

would be. 

2—The Sentinel-L«dger had no deiirs to embaraii 

or hinder the nagotlfttioni by publishing vague rumors. 

Ai «oon «i the rumon resolved themielveg into fully 

Nonflrmod facta, The Sentinel-Ledger promptly gave its 

readers the facia by issuing m extra. The Sentinel- 

Ledger believes that in both instances its policy was for 

the best interests of the community and that it was 

good journalism. 

We can remember when relatives used to travel milti Is 

ndmlre a new gold filling. ' 

America's (NitMt need right now U • eombitution um- 

brella and patter for the thumb.Mil golf mnnei, 

Yon hare to read the Beat-it papen to get one piece of 

*xtln»lv« mm, Towlt, that William Randolph ii a grttt 

American hero. 

HW nMt for the 

txmt 

,_ _ JO - 

i JOSEPH GAUCUD 

Just tim Boost That Is Needed 

CAMPJQ 

Always ttl 

I N THESE hurry-nkurry days, 

when Mr. Everyman kcepB 

hli eye on tho clock while he 

is bolting his skimpy breakfast, 

so as not to be a second late 

at his next performance—it is 

not strange that the s»ma "hit- 

and-run" expert clean overlooks 

the cause of disease, aa well us 

the beat means of its preven- 

tion and cure. 

Beyond any question of 

doubt, the factor of REST is 

the physician's most depend- 

able asset In correcting human 

llli. Many ailments of very 

levere character are really 

cured by enforced rest, while 

poor, unscientific, undefendable 

drugging takes the credit! I 

can ascribe a hidden virtue to 

my doie of pills, If they make 

my patient so infernally s'f\i 

that be has to go to bed nnd 

get well! For, your sick man 

generally does tbe thing lust 

that he should have anno first. 

To cure a fractured bone, we 

place the fragments in proper 

position and keep them there 

till BEST dflea the repairing. 

Carry It further: ihattered 

nerves, for instance; rest Is the 

absolutely imperative thing. 

Nerves are shattered by over- 

activity; FOTIOTS tbe cause of 

tnt troublt—git away from it. 

Rest U the core. 

Mftny medicines are «m- 

ploye*—to enforce rest, to com- 

Ml PMUM »nd qm*t In nttlenw 

Oliiilys—Sti)|i! My lips are for 

another. 

Claude—-One moment, please, 

and you'll gel nmithor, 

•? s h * 

1'roud I'apu—lion't you think 

ils about t'tno for the baby 

to say '•papa"? 

Proud Mother—Oh, mi, I 

tiudn'i intended inHiiig him NVIIO 

you are until lie becomes a little 

stronger. 

Visiting Dflegiite (to hotel 

clerk)—Why didn't you call me 

at soveii.thirlv this morning'' 

didn't go to bed until eight, 

didn't gut to bed until eight, 

:jt * * 

Two litlle (ririii weir dreJsnd 

up nnd tnaib visits after _llie 

fushion of the grown-ups. After 

n brief visit, they left, suyingi 

"Now you muiit talk about us 

lifter vn're gone;> That's the 

way mnther does,' 

f. ft --7 

Joe—You sail. Hoieii's l"^ 

had no equal? 

Sum—N", No! I .-ill:! they had 

Gil—I woke up with a stiirt 

lust night, 1 thought my wah-h 

was gone, 

I'oilunk—Well was it 7 

Gil—No but it wns KDiinf, 

This is from a. young man: 

"The other eve we took in th? 

talkies, and on the way hnnw. 

she parks her blonde head "» 

my collar bone and whispcis, 

Why can't 1 capture the snolks 

like those there movie huriiines . 

I replied, 'You ought to exorcise 

your initiative.' She blurts, 

; May b" you're riglit. Where 

can I find a gymnasium?'" 

? V i 

Mother—Where do bad little 

girls go? 

Betty Anne—Most everywhere. 

are clean out of slRht nf land, 

nauticuily sncukinB; then the 

Iihysicia'n drags them ashnre 

with liiH hronildoR or worse. No 

other alternative loft him. The 

lesson for yon, dear reader— 

steer wisely; there is plenty of 

time allotted yoii for rest; 

don't trifle with inesnnihle 

laws! 

0, the ntnninciiH that nre 

abused Bhtimclesfily—never por. 

milled to rest! 'The nveraEe 

hound pup knows how to care 

for hi-K Rlomacii better than 

the HVornKc lmsiness man does 

—It's a fact. Ballast la a good 

thing, but too milch of it will 

sink the ship; to overload is 

to overwork. To be temperate 

in all Things is the price of 

immuiiiiv. ^__^^ 

TUEW YORK—Nine months I 

i^hiive spent in New York. 

Yet I have not eiiten more than 

a half ilozeu decent menls—and 

all tlieie at private homes und 

iiimrtuiunta, 

Nn matter where you eat or 

what you BPL'1,1', ii Heenis iil- 

iiKjHt iiiipoSHible ij lind pure, 

iruMli and iiiimliiluriiied food, 

intellileiitly I'uii.ieil nlid Berved. 

Like ulmoifi p, ft j thinss elce 

you liuy here, fooii in iiHuully 

i dl 

VoaiMiibles and fnilis, In 

liurtluului'. ,iue unlit for human 

uonsuniliiiori. That is, in the 

opinion of imp who comes from 

I lie HotiUi, wiiuie Ihe bumbloHt 

liiboiers In tin: notion fields 

eal liettor veiiCIiiljlos than Now 

Yorkera imy eovoi-charges tor. 

All the vegetables I have 

1 een in New York taste exnctly 

alike-exiietly like wftter-snaked 

hiiwiliiHi, They am not fresh, 

unil nn oiifi liiicpws iiow to nie> 

iinic Ilirlll, 

* * ** 

'i ill'll tbci t' !;• llllik. >\ l '!"t 

(iiinkliiK HOIIIL' ut (lie pale, prl- 

liieid lluid thru iiiiradeB under 

that minie, I can underBtiind 

one iTMson for tlie pitiful little 

simltcn-jiiwiMl cliilnren that 

Iiiunt lliHue , strerts , . . their 

waslcd, hearl-breuking littii! 

hollies. 

Milli! Any Belf.res|iectlni(, 

Ond^fcnrlns c"W whn Hiiw tbis 

:»utf ivnisiii tiun over in tier 

ninll nnd wei'ti Blent, sally 

Iniiifi 

It is illitillt till' color of JlOllsn- 

liold uniiniiiilii, :ind c-nntnlns 

fiboiit us iniich ktitlcr fnt as 

tlie oloiir, ppiirlillna liauid (bat 

we usrd tn iinaff rrom the Old 

Onken nucket, 

• • • 

You stop at a friiit Htnnil and 

pay an hish nn llic apiece fnr 

"apples," nnd wlmt do you iiet? 

A larHe, rather well-slinneil 

'fruit of pale Erern or yellow 

How Would You Play It? 

m * 

Bridge Authority Propounds Problem Hand, Both, In 

Contract and Auction-, Solution Next Week 

By MAKY L. MOORHBAD' 

The hand to liid and play for this "week lii 

North 

S—10 S 2 

H—10 8 5 4 

D—10 S 4 S 

C~K S 

West 

S—A J 5 

H—K 8 7 

D—A KB 

C—.A Q S 2 

i—K Bill 

H—A I 

D—t 9 7 

C—8 7 I 

South 

East 

S_8 7 

H—Q 9 3 2 

D—Q 5 2 

C—J 10 8 4 

(Polliiwing is Miss Moorhtad's 

nlay of the band which appeared 

last week:) North 

S_A J 0 4 

H—A K Ii 

D—9 2 

C—A Q 7 2 

West East 

S—Q 10 8 5 S—K 7 

H-R 4 3 H-Q J 10 9 S 

D—4 D—J 10 9 8 

C—J D8S4 C—K 8 

S—9 S 2 

H—7 2 

D—A K Q 7 fi 8 

C—10 S 

South 

JOE GISH 

*N0W THAT 

#© CHEAP, MIOHT 

IT HeK BACltWAU4 O.- 

MOMt 

color with Bat, flavorless 

ment and tin juice whatsoever. 

Down in liit. innnntninH of 

TenncBsoe nnd UeorKia. sllfll 

junlt is fed to hnga, nut HO 

intiff aH, New YnrUers don't 

kniiw. nnd cnn'l get, any lietter 

.-wlin riiri-s? 

* * * 

IWI norhnni Hie blisannt ioiie 

r-iir (lie higKnst htifglary- is 

the "nrnnge Juice" you buy at 

Innumerable slrPiit stnnils. 

Thousands n( nnopln have enn- 

vincpd IliemBflvCR Hint ibis is 

excellent f"r "hPalth.", 

It's a tliin Ronenrtlon nf plnln 

watnr, sugar, nriinHnl rolor 

•itid a rnsuril dnsb of ornnue. 

Health! Ovnnee inice! Hnw! 

Hnw! A wnllt ll'mlud the enr- 

tier would do P lot mnrn Bond, 

h • * 

South 

West 

North 

East 

South 

West 

North 

Kast 

Auction 

1—D 

Pass 

1 N T 

Pass 

I'nntract 

1—D 

Pass 

SNT 

Pass 

Bidding 

Pass 

Pass 

Bidding 

Pass 

and Bt»rt». 

It 

firct 

build las 

Some 

a plan 

earned 

do thj 

Cootriietor*, 

urern, 

teriali, 

to take a part.< 

iunlor morttfaa*, 

be p*U oft Ag 

QW 

adopted will 

operation* ' 

eral Wmnntol 

BOCT.imB ^ 

TOin"i «M 

a Diamond laser and still go gainc 

Also, should he fait to concede * 

Diamond loser, and the Dluinuiuu 

are split 4-1, he wiU muke bul 

the A^K-Q of Diamonds us lie hat 

no re-entry In Durnmy for the 

long Diamonds. 

Salient Points of Bidding 

In Auction and Contract, the 

final declaration is No Trump 

only difference is that in Auc 

tlon, the hand is played at one Ne 

Trump and in Contract, the b'rt- 

ding is ended with a fiime con 

tract of Three No T*furnp'. 

Salient Points of PUy 

East leads initially Im Queen 

of Hearts, the top of tiiurhlnfr 

honors (Q J 10) which North win? 

.with the Ace. North, having 

i counted his hands (Dummy and 

' own) takes into consideration the 

possible adverse split of the Dia 

monds to be unfavorable, i. e, J 1 

and therefore realizes tV.it hi 

should conceds a Diamond trick to 

be sure to go game. 

So considered, North leads the 

Two of Diamonds and Eaasr oi 

p 

wrHer." to 

close to . 

vested tit* 

or . 

who 

"Who't that n*w Jrtrl I Mom

$75,000 Appropriation to 

B Akd B Ld 

vote ami ir «J thi < n 

.„. that »„,. ),,rn ... l 

os Asked to Uuy Land 

and Erect Buildings 

I Msorn! i tt r In th i» * 

* pollil I 1 * 1 * i "" '' — 

1 '• 

1 ! 

t T n it 

runs, Th* tntot department iw» 

Coaiaany af C*mdM* 

Race Forf 

Hij^t S^h^l News""W. 

Januari 2 l'HTj 

Th* frovth of »hf r**ort from 

i • — — • • • , • . , * (hat i)fr H\ I rt ftccti I in th« 

, . 'fovrhof the btnk A= tin- rpst rt 

ilallimrtii Umici is 

Hue Mayor 

iniiurtnjr Oui Thin k k k ,„, ,„ 

militant sin 11 v» 

n^\ ,h, | H11K KT|I1 an | ^ 

lv 1 

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Ih. IIK.II s Ii I on I ., „. „ „, , 

Sit .iff 10 1 i (111 lit nrt '-il luil bmi'f Ink In ^,ur h ikni 

. , Only 29 Cao 

11 l u lcl l Berth Held TWe "" "" "' ' " " I mi i Hh II i I Hit i (rf.t In r r,en r l tn 

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I \\ II M T 

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ft the VJ 

1 I 1 11 I 

mui i i I" if i 

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I I 1 

în .11arnr Thrct- Torm 

1 

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f tormn n '' t 

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" i Ri»ir KM 

E^ 1 t|fM with k>t« t)N mtuddHl and 

private d»v»Imntient of the nnort. 

Th« member-, of the original ItK home which wan built In 

Ui»nl of 21, in the latgi st buiWins of it» I 

Cn^»p J M Ch«tvr K V CorUnit 

in Cape Mn\ County | 

•vn, hobeit Fnli*r Harr\ Heail The last HUUinviil flsue I 1 y, 

W\ l\t.\ i> Ui lf> Lake ChurU^ thii institution placed it* re 

iM*ttht«i Ira "1 Champion / viurrea at $2 274^-«9 53 an I a I 

t Mi ->\ h H Mar hall Hmry nunMtraU>r of trust fund, amount 

1> Moorp J> rph I Scull R RitiK 

to $916 970 

si tr^ t H Thorn mil P M 

ttVitm 

Tht prejent direct >rj anil iiffn 

1 /t I Fovntrd 29 Wan \frt:u Horn 

I ii t \ \ tin II t th 

l tl c n ur ii 

1-rreH-d in l BarJ, Merger W A L L p^PER 

i i 

i»' i H«X>M JOT^ 

II I 'IH, 

Alfred R. Smith 

Wall 

Paper 

'tiS A.hurv \Tf. Pheinf 443 

nldr-t I'jpcr HanEine rirm 

in I JrP4n f ih 

(iimpktr for Room i 

D.LANG I 

Mlarf , * Midland \»t-u 

\ • r WTIi ( !T"i 

I I n- 3 

!M0 PATTERNS 

Paper 

SINPROOF PAPERS 

Gyir3nl«#d pen-f^daftle, in n^w 

tbtiir-er B»tt«rri, Ce! cur ?»i nutr_ 

WM, R, REYNOLDS 

620 Ashurj A»f, Phone S8-J 

j "SAY IT WITH WALLPAJ'ER"' 

A. P. Snyder 

Ph at 

Prices 

til I'KNTRIL *VKM K 

Phone 1829 Otttn < ity. N. J 

20^ Discount NOW On AH Patterns 

KLKlTRirlAN 

HIRE KRAU5S 

TO WIRE 

YOUR HOUSE 

DANIEL J, KRAVm 

El«trtcjp C 

tm FWJMI, i,. 

ZIPPLER'S Nahoid 

Machine Worts 

ILLINOIS * BALTIC AVES. 

ATLANTIC CITY 

PbMe I -41U 

SmtVCtVKAL JROJf WUMM 

ELECTKIt MOTOES 

EI^VATOlS 

EI^VATOl 

HKFK1GERATING USITO 

OIL.»MATIC BURNERS 

!C»«.M,\TIC 

REFRIGEKATOtt 

Disintpctioi 

KILLS 

! WILLARD F. STETSEH 

f Plumbing and 

j HeaHnff 

'• -llLi CENTRAL AVE. 

J Ilioiie JM 

Plumbing & Heating 

Joseph R. Genest 

131 Cmiral Ate. phm,e IWi 

' O*n«l ,. (s plumbing whit 

Stirling il (, lily,,« 

HARRY D1BB 

PLUMBING,HEATING 

3M EIGHTH (TBEIT 

Heating 

Hans Burfchardt 

•IS ASil 

STHBPAGE 

B1ILDEBS 

JOBBING ALTERATiONS 

JOBBING ALTERATiONS 

T. Walter Wilkinson 

BlILDER 

IK Cfntral A¥Cnug 

OCBAN CITV. N. J. 

rHONE JM 

H, B, COOPER, Jr. 

Building Contractor 

Mill ST. AND CENTRAL AV. 

Pbmw 1JS4 

LEWIS COSSABOON 

BUILDER 

Quality rnnMrurtinn nl Mndcrate Cmt 

•I!, rl. ti ri. 

JOHN E. TROUT 

- BUILDER - 

BllLIJiKG 

10S3 ASBURY AVE. 

Phone 1200 

REGISTERED ARCHITECT 

ALTEKATIOKa 

JOSEPH G. CHAMPION, INC. 

J HONli 480 

BUILDER and CONTRACTOR 

SOLICITING YOUR INQUIRIES 

10th * WEST AVK, 

Geo. A. Brownmiller 

- - BUILDER . . 

Get Our I'ricf on Your Work—E«t!ma!#s Furn:sh«d 

Without Obligation. 

OFFRK-IOIH A 

Pontierm Built Homes 

The Best In BnUdiny 

With Economy 

H, C. Fontiere 

- BUILDER . 

REAL ESTATE 

$37,000 BUILDS A MODERN 

TMRTY-ROOM HOTlL 

EACH ROOM HAS TOILET 

i 

LET 

FrankMacKaioJr.&Co. 

oo youn 

BRICK WORK 

BLOCK WORK 

STONE WORK 

PlMtfrinc Mid Bi*nt Work 

Hit Pritti An the Lowe.t 

Imall Work Dene by ihc Hour 

1Z44 Anbury Av. Phonp I61I-J 

CQAh 

WALTER SACK 

13th and West Art. j 

Phone 845 

——_ 

CEMENT WORK 

JOHNPfLTO 

CEMENT CONraACTOR 

ma ASBURT 

MARBLK—T1LK 

w - B. ALBERT 

OLDFIELD OLDnELD 

PJHW 11T7.J n« 5S.W 

W. H, Oldfitid & Soi 

TILE AND 

MARBLE WORK 

•II CENTBAb AVENUE 

Uf, N, J. 

FomUbnl 

, ETC. 

ROOFING 

SAMPSON. 

KOOPNOW 

ii 

Monikall 

Gmmi 

Defeat Sen* 

mm 

nuuwj 

, in h 

stunts w 

*• *nar HI HI 

! third town. . 

count II over 

i. : 'iml_ 

RUNSHIGR 

VOTE CAST 

OMJIM Between 

Cun|M 

*t» ***«i wymii UVIT dna n 

of Mi jJOllelHw culminated in his 

action. KuireM S, nt thai Unw 

pr»nla8nt of council, took over 

the inayonlty Wilts, 

At tn# June prinitulis, Mark, 

land and hia counoilmiinir tm.di- 

datiM were unopposed, Mnyor Ss.'njt 

hivifif «nn*uii«,l that he wouti) 

not run again fer the nfflee. Mayor 

Sen* entrml the fi>ht Siwrcit 

vetekx ajo, eljiiminjr Hint attacks 

on hia administration hy Mr, 

ilHHil forwd him to fulfill or- 

der to UcfVml and vimiivatp inn 

, Hirttof—Form* r Mayor 

. I* MtrkUnd wnn UKMIII 

I to that office Tuesday, tie- 

,^_rf th« present mayor, Eup»»!t> 

lM|i wtttf Mil on st I'krrs, liv 

Strathmere Road 

Wins High Praise 

IN rI»Af,'€ tli,l inlnlllea KM), two 

IIIIII.|I,.,I sixts-ihr,.,. tJiij) pewho« I,, 

i «l;ii... in Ih,. iniddi,. of H gut "tlui: 

iim» ,.i.i oi ihi- |«uil; theiir,, douii 

I'I.' r.i.riil liiiirs,.-, of the gut to n 

..liik,. ,it fiif ,i nirnrr In tho eiljre ol 

I i" ,«;i 1,1 lint Mir..,' (31 |.»n-li..« "«liov.- 

ih,. jil.u,, n-hi-iv WillfHiii Mllliji-'« Hi,, 

iiit.-i s, .-is th,. saiiii.; Hi.-,H,. Kurtii 

lluin-liii.., taii) .Ini, Hn.it light 

IM |i,riii..s lo n sti.ki' *..| for a ,«or. 

nrr io No. >: thflipv South firti - 

«..v,|i (Sri rteifreM Wa.l about " DI'I» 

. lmt.ulr.-il l.ii (Mill iwrrte. tn ih,. 

i ,MKI> ».! tur n ,'oriier to Ko. 1 nt 

= I III.- edto of 111- Sound! Ihfliee iilniuj 

i I til,•!.,.uh,l mil, nlwilf (111,TII (ISI 

I twrehis io it Blake: thenw Pforth 

j mil; iI;,M ,|,.Hre,.>, W'ml orii> hundred 

I f.Mii-iri.ii (1141 perehw to B »take It, 

I I II iiiir.li fmiii thi. Make Ihe most 

I \i,«i.ri! .--hlniiicy of Thoj, Mea>Jev'» 

I , ii,.ii., :.,.,,s Noitii «iKt,,,.|i and three. 

. ill:., I, I. ||r,.'. I il.'Uri'CK lilJ! 1111,1 til,' 

i m,..t \v, «i,.ni I'hininey of Wiiliuni 

:' M h " • '''• I'- Xiirti. »|T|J- ,II,,| 

I on, ,h:ili (ii,iivi (D-crvrii ^Vvat:' froiii 

LEGAL 

CITV OF OCEAN OJTV, N, J, 

ORDINANCE NO, ill 

AN OHl-Hh'A.NCK io lily and relay 

.11..,,,. tiriihiH nMS'ldinjf IK'ueai'iiry 

iliiil miiiihules nil West Aveuu,' 

... Foiir!i>i.|i!h 'to ni^jiteenth streets 

th,, City of Oi'i'iin city. Nrw Jer* 

.-.,'V lint! pniviiling for the i-ost ,'ind 

,*\|ii'ni5,. lh*#rtioi 

THE IJOAHl) OI" COMMINSION' 

MllS Ol' TIIK CITV Ol* OCE.VN' 

CITY DO OUIIAIN':-- 

Heetlon 1. Thiit siirfiu',' ilnihn hi 

liiiit ,'iiid reiniil on \\'eiit A¥enii« fiorii 

Knurii'i-iilh to !!iKhl,'ft!tli Htreols. in 

lilt' City of tliiiiiii Cit), NIIW Jersey, 

liliii'h sliiill in- instill,.,-! niiil i.ret'ted 

In lU'i-uiiiiiiiri. wjtll Iiliili?, iinii Kjii'cifi. 

I'iilioiig of tht' City ICiiKine,,r mill on 

fli,. In tho city Cii'rk'.i Offh-r- 

H,.i.tion S. Thnt til.- i si iiiid ni. 

i-'iis,, of jiaiii iniprovi'iiii'fit liiiiUr 

H,,'ilt,i! I of Ihl^ iiriiiniiiii'., nmi iii,, 

(!ii'i*l,'iii:U , xti*ii^,'^ ill eonui'eiioi! 

ihiMVU'llh, shall I," |.|ilil Iiv till. Clly 

.1 ill'.iiii Clly ill liiijf,., Iiy |ht. liuiu. 

iiipi of t.'iiiimnir.v note.« or homlii of 

r.iul viiy, Mliii-li pih.'ill In- in iHiiiforui- 

iii ttilh th,' |liu-i< of tin. atiitu oi 

,N, « -I.'i'^.-y 

ii.viiiin .:. Tliiit tlu.ii. m her,.l.y 

»|i| (in rtsr— 

$ii.M Cash 

BUNGALOW ON 

PENNLYN PLACE 

Thtre l»drouiii!i. furnishi'd, 

hr-itrtiln heal— 

$6000 

Ilpplif 

veil;* 

:« pi'in'riilly prvvi>ii: • 

iiMiiM'ii'f. if rightly 

MH.i di'pi'lHljlliIi'. pri. 

iir*. 

i ilT) ii,Knv 

i,s Wi'ii tin-,' 

.'T,h,. 

* F f»Fi 

forty.flvo (451 

huiii1fi.il fif'v. 

i II sink,' In iho 

; tliiMirt' Houth 

i'i'li Wipst four. 

lh piiiw 

f 

in' I . 

kliiill lie IVIformed hy ilty rniDlDyera 

iili.l.T Ihi. ilirictiaii of tho rieiiiirl. 

iiiHiit of PiiWIf Worfcu. 

Hceilon 5, Thnt the iinpiovonient 

imhorluHl lltider thin oriiinnner mny 

teniiioriirlly rlnann.d hy the lain' 

of iirouiluery notin or Ijuii.ln of 

th. Hind ciijr. »n|d noteii or lamis 

II hi> di.flnit,' in i,mount iind ahall 

...r dm,, thi. day the SJinie nr,. 

IsMiiH!, ,11111 KIIHII he slKnor rinil eouiiti,rsiffneU liv tlii- Li|, 

ri'.'tor of ih,. Drpiirtinciit of li.-vrnu 

it(^C_|IAXCU«Y" KGffjKltSBV: 

Lamdowni- Flnanca Cominriy. a 

WrptPlllon of the itate of (Unr,. 

tylvinlt, Complaln.nl. and liabell.i 

•. Bnnla, oifindant. 

ON U1LU TO "FOBKCI.0SR 

TO tmht2A*S"^m""" it ' 

By.virtue of nn Ortiir of tin- Courl 

of Chuiirery of New .lersiy. mnd,' 

on tho dny of the diit, hi>n',i.f. In n 

i'au.«i. whereiii I jiiiB.li.mii,' Finnnci' 

company. H lorpornlioH of thi' State 

of retinnylvtinln. In Cflniplnliinnt. nnd 

you I.-nbolUi Ij. Kniiia, nri. riffi-mlnnl. 

you me ivdulreil lo lipiwiir .itui iin- 

cwer Ih,' Hill of .|,J rnnipl/iliit an 

!wfor>> Ihi- S9th liny of N'oviiiiliiT 

,. ,.i, or the a.'ild Mill will ii,, tiik.ii 

in eonre««i.d nsnindt you. 

Siiltl hill in fllwl to forui'lii«,. n 

I'j-rtuin morlinigi. Biven hy lnali.ll.i 

ti. EniilB in Lulu K, Fatloii, whii'h 

«aiil moitttaa-i' wn« rtnled Mny In 

lilli, (mil whii'h him boon duly ii». 

nlm.liHl to th,. Coiiipliiliiani. on Innds 

In the City of Oienn City, County of 

Cap.! May dud Sinti ' " 

Older of Ininf 

f'ounly of 

m ri iWo,ffi%^ 

of tlm aiiluurilUfr, Admhiis 

iKior or Bold docaajed, iiotic, i,"""J 

by given to tlie creditors of ,Ei 

deceusuU to oxhlhit to the milMriK? 

under outh or iifflrmiition their i-iulms 

and di'tniiniis .umUist the ,.,tu{" ! 

Btild dutBa^d wfthir, ni)i month, from 

hi! aevoilth day of CHolmr i n 

mi), or they will I,,. forr'vHi' l,rr"i 

of'Hiy nujloii uRuiniit the Hubwrlb.^ 

JJalud October 7th. A. U" i'«ii 

HORACE A. qUKKuniiS 

- ~ 

r 

if* 

Iiy 

SHIHIFF'S SALI. 

virliii. of I, Wfit or Ki.ii ,,.„,., 

•{V' 1 *, 0 ' J V )rll! " K1 ' 11 '•"•'mi'-."- 

hi mi. illri'ili .1, luatn-ii nut of Thi: 

court of ('linnrrry of Kin- j'.r« v 

on in,. loth diiy of IX-lDlwi'. \ ' D 

19-11), In n cerinlu riiUHB "•iviivn-'n 

Cliiiiiipiun Hiiiid A Oriivercoiiiiimy 

MnlH'l I,. Clianipinii iincl I, Han,,, 

d " ' ' 

MnlHl I,. Clianipinii iincl I 

ClmillBlon fire dofpniioiitn. l" 

pan' to siilc nl Buliiii- v.iiilii, 

MeNDAV 01S 

MeAV, 01SEMBER «, 

I-IWUPII the heiirn of iw7-lvi- 

Ilvo p'clork V m,, to wK i 

lork hi thin nftnr'niMii of «,,i,i 

ihi'. M(HTlff» offl,.,. ,„(.„,,„ 

" H ' 

,., 

930 

7m.l 

'"-' 

"nti. 

•I. lein 

•m 

Shertffi 

Houic, 

leys 

i«i», w 

1)111 of 

i 

City, Count 

DC May Bud Stnti' of Now Jarn-v, 

ind ynii Igriln.ll.i you 

and 

I Ni 

ri.-k-, 

how to apply it 

iiMy to N'.iur in,iivitlii:ll 

TIII:UI.:VI:OM i.ot, »". j "j?" mui'Vi 

.TI Ulo,li ;;S ,n shown on Seolloo Nu 

i M Won: o,, ,,n Ciiy, fli,.,l, or ahout 

ui ," fi',',1, tii.,r,' Hilly di'urriiwd a« 

' Iii«,.»,ei > 

Ih, ,11,1 

of „, 

EWING T. CORSON 

RKAI.TOK 

I'hone 7 "hi Aiihur}- \rr, 

- All.lidllll' Hoiiil 

of ,,si^ hiiiidr*^ 

"l'i> 11.i" l.'.l StuilhWi-iitwariil) 

,'n, 1'... Hgi.;lni,,ti.ri) liii,, ill li.-in". 

i|.!i l:om,.' 

i Traet No. 1—IlKlilNNINll in ihi. 

Viirllii. 1-I.UTI}- liil.' nf Wi.ni.'y Aviiiih- 

ii.i.' 1IIIIH1I,.(I flilli) fitl Sfiulliw.'.-l- 

u.,i,il.> irniii th, Snutliw#a;,,rlj' iin,. 

,,i 'I'll, nl> Mixlh Htr,=,.t: lOiltiiiuiiij,. 

Soiiihw, ..lii-iiriliy aiOMK ?,i,iii Iiii,. of 

WiBi.v Avinin:, Kifty (jiil t,-t In 

Irnnl i" lii,;adth! ami of that wijih 

I'Miiiiinii: Noriinvi'iitivatiih in'lw-,*:n 

liii*-^ i,:irjii|,'i with Twi'iityîTih 

Hii,','! On,. Hii]!,i!iil Tn-iiiiy (ijii* 

I',.i :. a liltetn «I -11 !,••'•! «i,l, 

.ir, . i 

Tr/iet No. »— HKi.SIN.S'IX'i in thi' 

S,.iilli,'.iîiri) lill,. of UVsh-y AVi-nue 

iiii,. Milii.lreii fiiini f, „) Soiiih*,.»t. 

u.iiiiiy iroin Ih,, HiiiMliwi.^l^rly liii, 

i.f W,-r\i y Av, illj,' ffli'l feet in fiiiTii 

,,r i.j. i.iih: iihit of !|i,il wi.iti! '% = 

I. ii.iiiiy SoiitheflîHiirilly lif.tw,t-i! 

iiMi^, iiviriiiiil uitli T»'i,i,iy.^l\ni 

fin,: ni , HI in irill Tw.-lvo Hiiiiilrni 

I'lirlJ-tiv, f |!( I." I f.-i |. morp ur il,'. 

I,, iii- In(.,iij!iii ConiHiii,pi!in..ri* H\. 

•iii.i,, I, ri'ii Ilii.- •••• >'*tnl,ll>ruvl l,y «5p;i..t 

iicd 'I-II--I >'.'..il.ir llilii liiij. fpriinl, .1 

i I i, , ,| |i,j.,K Nn Iff. IHifi II? 

•V. [ I AH1..UIII .111- !!!!,!,r il.tr.,.. i« 13- 

i, ii-. I ir.17 mlh iniT'-'l .-ind Shiriff. 

,,M,! | !• • > !,. i..' :..i'|.'il. 

1,1 | I UlillKST M. Mil 'II Hi., nff 

njttrtj 

feet bi 

lint to I 

to, 

Hiih.,rdi 

I I M 

Iiy vlfUiia| 

i,i» tor api, 

!'••'. 10 w I 

ih. Court if ' 

i-,.y. on to^ 

ill John 

ill. 

kill uf !h.. 

Av. nu=.. 

if Tw.'l'ili 

| . | \,i 

j ! UHi I liiirri 

i ll-7.|:-pf til IJ 

r ins 

|i Sol'r 

'^ - N o r t h w ^ = ! , i l y Iiii,. ,,f 1;.,,; 

IT.W f 

ui.lll ,il 

I TlU'Illli Hi 

UNITBD STATE1 MARSHAL'S 

SALE 

l o i.i !,;, ,-f u w i r .. j ' \. . '.:. 

if. cl.'.i ti. iii,' Xiiit «i i.j or -li, I n i l , 

'•• • ' ' I- t i, ... f u r Hi, 

-I 

. '• .ui ih 

I'::;'- 

]):«T.. 

MONO**, L 

i. tw,*n VH 

(:I. u'etoei %% 

-.-,i lock la ik 

iiij, at the ~ " 

M,y I'gurt ._ 

N. «• ,l«»»r; 

-til Ihit noki 

- »ltli itr i 

ii 1 : of 0511 

I , n !i.'ularij? 

iiii' 1/ to m 

All ihe tod 

•i find and pi 

v.Marly dani 

'-.'ilii: in tfce t- 

''.. i'oiiiiiy fif I 

.• Xtw Jeti^, 

ii>. s.viioii »j 

: i.f th.. Of*:M '_ 

1 ruof, s.7.niitiafl? I 

I'itN, N. 

^ ^.ilj l 

Hii!, IV-a 

..!. Ih,. lid'ir 

ilwr liih, n 

, f 7-. 

in" I'h, 

Hi, 

\r. -, 

FRANK E, 

DARBY 

REALTOR 

-2* ASBl RY AYKSIE 

Phoii» 49 , " 

Oe«n Cii 

Cilj, N j . ... ... 

i- ••! t\«" V, M .'""Nn. ! — 

'3", for ill*, ceiistrn, - ] 

in of "tiittHFy *,,itvi^ 

' lo Vlli »tri-«! :i"'..l i I,. 

nvemi, -111.1 Ij,, Al. ! m. 

•e.'lhi-r wuh ^ ruinm. j ol 

it K 11, 

bMIRIFF'S 1ALE 

! i- ... i «in nf >,«Pi h,,.,,,,. 

••• .••i...,-i»-!.si-4 pit-in,,,.. ,; 

"«i. J.-iiid Oiit t.f thu Court 

S ,' "'{i.,1,1 l.i,,, 

I.Oil >'{ ^:|i.i j.. 4, 

'« r' • ;it :,nii ...' 

413 u'tiFt'r.W.i ill 

d speîluTatien? 

»*: I-- i.ijii,. ii. 

v,.r .,;: 11,,,,, 

•."II v 

iii 

,,v, ^,,.,|iis 

.itlail i>n| Cu 

T 

ii.ftiv.,..,, p,ijji-:c to i 

ii-r fit CVpnri City. N. 

Tii. siic,',Ksfui ! Uib 

iiir,.ti iti furnish, wii 

of ib*. ds;,' of 

Ruth N. « 

I ail!, I ,-'• , 

i V,,;;,]U... ..:, 

MOND V 

I U'lH.wi- :'.. 

o'clcwli I : 

| in ihf ail, 

i Sheriff.. ,,( 

IHou,,. i-^.". 

iil ^ 

Lull,i 

fruln ""'pi,.. H,,,,ih,,,«i, 

• ' • • • . . I v . p i i i , , ..,.,! , 

Norih, ,;,;w ,fd'y a 

, \tl-.MK' Av.-n'ii.i 

f- . ' . ill.=ii, „ Souili* 

'd 

••.Vi"iiJ"fiv'n I I'v my 

,Hi*! ,«u:i 

r L:ii 

•V 1 -"'-'-' °'" n 

t- liimri.i'i •VniM 

JHF., y; Ih, yii,. 

l h 

S Cininjr. * 

JtKn B Mn 

Ci , 1 £•»• I 

c J. OMM; 

E*e;yiBfi at i 

, nn 

l r-.il,T' 

t f J 

l,Tn.ii.v i 

of :J' UiU, 

INSURANCE 

SURETY BONDS 

K, 3, 

CHr it 

f#r rtnl fur j«rij 

KW m wiatfr 

Youtl Lose 

Ktither Time 

Kor Temper 

»n«, for we font th* bill 

MK) r>rompU> 

or s«- Uw 

•od'iw'il mm 

$2,000 CASH 

- BUYS - 

FOUR 

APARTMENT 

BUILDING 

Yielding an annual revenue of more 

than $1600 

THESALEPWCBlS 

$11,500 

I i vMril '.y 

if i* 

if, N> 

ii ,,i1M; 

i.l lii, r:>. d 

: i-jnv. >.'i!-:,().,ij ,!!,! tint !.',., 

l.!»l f, • • .8 „ pp;.,, ,„ ,|,, j;,,, 

..•',!.. ,,„., 0| |.;y,l,,.,(ii 'I'li.-. . 

.. -- ii,-!, ,iri'i*_r 

--HU1I. . IJ-IBI: 

I I bids or ta nSj\#\ 

- J xn? hid, ,^ls', T^. ba 

1 j I'ro.r.rfiip ua^. 

ail! or Hii a, 

n 

to 

Juavph H. ii«ilf!I, and 

JOHN 1 

^ |i>uu,llg.,ji 

^M pptîfp^.'i,«!s IBS? l^' ^H TT 

fKBi the City Ci#ri !•>• d-.--!to I. 

CV--,!«.» ft. ;«ji> 

: TROIT, 

ftiwior nf pBB'r \V,«, 

H cnujssos, JJ:;.' 

--!t 

i.l---lV-i:.'Mii"rl5 1 

' : 

dfen H *I' 

si.i Shvnff,. f, 

lUi'lf. ¥h-.-flff. 

! 

il.'W c jSc 

ftlitftj Sl 

loiwr ;--i, 

AHI5OTT. 

f C>ni!iia..i 

.•- link I; 

SHERIFF'S i*LI 

" • • • ' " • • ' J . 

fi: 

MITH. 

CUT ir.iTi 

STATE HOUSE COMMISSION 

OffiM Bf 

STATE PURCHASING AGENT 

Tftmsii. N. J. 

Vobn !» IJ-rTfr ra« Lh.t ?"lin; 

; t4 lie Siai, TjT';ha»u:.s A»i, K»«i! I 

Iii. Sl«t_H(iB*!., Tn-BJeri, X I, Im I 

„, on t 

r. A. IX us,,, 

l .ii~ :*•'»• 

J2,00QCaah Reqwral. Balance Can 

Remain on Mortgage. 

vm riLt OETAits stfc 

iff 

^ ">IW Tffct 

&J; 1 ^W Mn «i F,a?. O« 

.**P S" '-nKixn I*! •!,§, «--. 

•?s? 

B eI °»**» ( " jl > .\t»ri«- 

U»5iyxixij «, 1)fc. fcmh.ij.^ri- 

Sen ,k,V" ! f l l t *m«Birpt1mnllT 

JL^tJ ""'"uiw* in fnml or tdlh 

14 S* • *S! "• lfcl1 '»** ! 'i '«««l' 

i, • ,.'. " "• Ull, 1 ,'iBi'ee, 

Hill! HIT WU'll JUKI »(!ltio It I10W 

once nnd Tni- nil. And will you 

Hitman undprHlnnii, Mr. Cliil ton- 

hum. Hint you jiml I ,irr> nnihinK 

whatever to out. inoiher, iind 

never hnve liepn. If you want 

to know the truth, I even rather 

"- Ui" "","|to know the truth, I even rither 

in ih"" KIM I dinliko you. nnwnv«r foollBh 

" ' • ' on onea thought me Oh I'm 

v'oii ones thought me , , , Oh, I'm 

nnt Khlrking the memory, it you 

lire—" slifi brake out aft lie would 

have spoken, "I am qtllte will- 

ing tn admit that for One night, 

jitpt foi' ft few hours—I let you 

think I rather lilted you. Don't 

hifmoth,nouK T^y^Kend think I rather liked you. 

to o" atSne-m """ Mame me for that. It was the 

ijiifa leerru thiit rtuJiu narrow, I; „„, ,m1 jhe wind, and hplnK up 

3fcm wS % *tt fliJSlini 'JS.nSTKlHi.w M far away from everyone 

Bacharacb, Rehimeii 

Ninth Term, Reoewt 

Pledge H B R 

.. mi'illilm narneU Chrytf. _ 

NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. 

CHAPTER IX 

Julie gwung round from the 

contemplation of h Palo face 

beneath the brim .if the green 

hat which (the had picked up 

from the lied to try on, 

d h 

... in the morning it ..„- 

Rone, and as 1 snid then, we liart 

tm back to earth again," Her 

volte. wan «tutHniinlv cold «nd 

quiiit. nlmnst nxnressinrileBi. 

"Yon will mnltp your nnms n 

byword, evpn amongst the«p— 

tx.^.-f. ,.ifii,,iiiriiia tinonle you call 

"MiBH Lennox—don't leave her 

if you can help it," 

"No," 

"You gee—" He fluihed, and 

itopped, only to flounder on 

again, "You gee, it'i all my 

fault—til my eiirsad stupidity, 1 ' 

"I know, Julia told me," 

"Shi told you?" 

"Yei," 

"And I suppose you think , , 

what do you iftlnk?" 

Him smiled, 

"It would ho so easy for me 

tn say Hint I think you behaved 

like n knave—so easy to rail at 

you, hut I don't want to, I think 

life Is so tragic—nothing ever 

sa#m« in go quite right for any 

of us, dons It?—at least that Is 

my experience. We Oin only 

just so on—hoping that gome. 

Ihinff will turn up to straighten 

thlnBs out, and It io loldom doea, 

I often wonder If It Isn't because 

we lack courage." 

"What do you mean?" 

"I mean courage to (ace fnota 

and see thitiKi ai they really 

nre_., gi,e looked away from 

him, "Mr. Chittenham, you know 

doesn't really , , , hate you 

iied lot 21, «ectlon it, 

AVuion Beach Front Corp, to Ar- 

thur Mart.11. " U». »I.»W. !*"» »•• 

A M.B, aeetlon D.2T, 

Borough Bf Stone Hurbor. 

Thankd 

"No," she saii 'ihariily. 

Just going out. Bay I am en- 

gaied," 

"Very lood, Mls«," 

The door tinned quiptly behind 

'the inafd, und Dim said a trine 

iiialiclnusiy; 

"He will think you are afraid 

of him, Julie.'* 

Julle'ii cheekB Hamed, 

"Afraid—:" 

She fiinde an impetuous rush 

;o the door and upened It, 

"Wait a moment—" 

'I'm . yw 'I'Pnils^ 

"And tliat, of cmirde. will lireak 

mv lifiii't, if it is nnt tilreaiiv 

broken," Julie pneeretl, "Tt rnnt. 

Doris On.-dener und flndie Dnrrow 

anv , 

Thi>v 

ivi.. h 

least 

hnven't vires 

"At least Sadie does not 

drink." Chittenhara Interrunttd 

unthinkingly. 

i Ho «i w the dutldeo look of 

ifingry surprise that fliiihed Into 

|.Tulip's eyes. 

en iJ 

The maid, already half-way I "Yfiii «M-m lo hav. found n,,l 

'iuaa thr little paMage, lurnrf, ! a *.-i de.il ahotl Badh, m a 

"Tell Mr Chittenliam I will short tlinn.' she Bald aharply, 

11. him in nvn iiilmiles," Julio, "One dn nni hitve to he 

CONTRACTORS 

LOT l-'ll.MNC—Inert-use llnj viiiiii 

y,ui|. lot,; hy linviiig tliijili filled ... jiny iiiuinv,..- 

Wf-II rmik, ; tiiu fill al r.îponiiliie I i,,,^,,^^^^ „, . 

Iirlu,;, MoiiiiKir, & iinii, 31 st St. !ind I ""I" fsmiinlKt 

Aal'iiry Av,.., Orfiin City. 21 : Lennox, hilt 

him in 

and w«, ITU ,-, ber 

is 

of 

flt 

IMPLOfMENT 

FOR RENT 

f n, OARAOES—Centrally lo 

•eml-JInproof, oasy to drive 

vrsiONi'V—If you wn 

tafin-iory whit,- i 

niil.'kjy nniirv Iiln 

Knipioymi'iil AB.'B 

Ave, Ore.nti City. 

nnafVh b 

V, Till ft 

,„,. ., lie tiirniid 

wlien the dnor opened. 

"Hllliii!" .lillii' aroeii-il him 

with n piisiiiil nmi. "Wlnil in tin 

mnttni' ni lMi-i i iinu ..^. .-.^ 

rhnrminis." he added with an al- 

nsl t'hildipOi tlcairu In Htlng her. 

But .Iiillr calmly ncretd. 

"Sfi tin J. Biin nnd 1 hnve a 

n>sl In roinuinu. Chiefly 

W n l 

hni'r w such 

BUIUPINQ MATERIAUi 

i" Isle City. 

For Rent—Nolun OIIIB., Si.iiili 

J »t., Brlihffton, Thi' flnt-Kt 

"ffoor in lhl' I'lly. I'I" 11 fllt 

in ivory, hnrdwooit ILMJI,- 1 . 

jrii^, nttrncllvr iirlvnli- • -n- 

Btimm liuiit. lo'iuli 1 ". -l" 11 " 

ill, l|.,-!!.|i 

wiifld hriiiKB von .._ 

an enrl> : liriui" I've only just 

cniwlMi nut of hpd myself" 

Shp spokr rniher Iniiiliy and 

defiantly. «nu she ilpllhtratcly 

li.ft thp dnor open bnhind her, 

pa-t her 

lire W, IJ, "Kandle, HT Urd ' GtlAVril, nml whit,, poijlilos tor BIUC- miiionhim atonriiiii n'i»i nrr 

i lile City. S-U-TTi' no work. SSrinil. Our nrlciis we r,.a- InltJenJlnm "'"Pr 1 I 1 ' 1 ' nrr 

- * —...i. ,.„. ,iaiivorv Bronint, Cope,and closed li, then he Mime bur-It 

our 

iliyHHr of your nohle 

LilwiiVH USi'i'l 

iioiiê—i'Hirnishyi, 

iliiliif.. fr±3 i'liasii! 

[N. ,1. 

ri'iit vt-ry 

if. n.-,.!.H 

lu-i. 31-1'- 

oo WiirK Hrnm. uur IMH,.^ ,„!, ,,- 

Honnhle. our delivery pronifit, Cnpe 

May Siind Co., sia WimhlnBten m,. 

Uniio Mny. I'all, write or plioiit'. 

FINANCIAL 

AUTO 1.I1ANK AND FINANCING— 

We iuLin iiHiuiy on t'iirh of lO^fi or 

iritPr tiiodi'is: t-nisi ri'iiiiiin In your 

POHStijiHioti;. .ili|iii,atiu!iH ^li'icliy eon- 

fWi-niiiii. W. It. Writiht, aau W, 

Main Ht., Jtillvilio, N. .1, 11-SO.tt 

I fooitia - 15 tier w,'f.S. 

'lafcliut if (iesireij, 

month. Aiipiy 71.0 

feena City, ^ ^ ^ ^ 

laiiy BonrnîiPUiiOiiiil'f'' 

1408 Ceilll'nl. I'*-. 

Phone S07-J. 

It Muple uv.. Wllriwoort. N-_ :'• 

ina, balil and eriiioBed porch, 

mid well furnished. pec(Bl order 

(fork. Clocks nod »'Dtrii..«; heautl. 

fuj BllTarWdrs of nil khidi, ip«. 

tael.ss, L,et ua repair yum; Jewelry, 

watthea or nlmllnr arllclta. Tsa 

•ill alBO fllld our Una Of »ene«l 

ini'ichenJuq Boat wtlat.cton, with 

pHees rlchi. Wafron J, ijirloka, 

onillh. MM*fl1* N J .a 

the stuff on your face* 

Imve scorned to nan Uie 

*,,.,i nin^ths ,'!'*.,. hnnh al 

life you're Ifiiriiiiu—wlinn 

left mv mntlii'r'r lirine li'Ht. 

—or i'iither eai'lv this morn 

LAUNDERING 

—Why continua to put up 

Id and Innonvpnlomso 

iAUNDBT—Why conti 

with the InirdcnB and Innonvpnlomso 

ol home wasblnst Our anrrlee Bill 

u nd euta atllf IM • 

Bl«B«« tea --- 

pound Tuutay 

M» Isl* Qltr, ' 

ml T 

WfaafB" In 

- j _ 

Jilllfi laimiind lii Jits t'uijt', 

"UeliBliifiilly drunk!" she 

mnrlted liini I'tiolly, "But KO on, 

go on! Don't lit me upoil this 

lecture. You're miB- 

taken in 

luRci. •„ yiitif vuratiou, Ynti 

oueht in liiive i>» " low't'liui'ih 

parson instead nf whiit yim 

'Scliofield 

HUplinsn." 

.lulu* lilUtitKHl 

"I.riwiencp Srlinfleld eertnlnly 

exciptoii. He i« n great fviimd 

of miiio—hii is rich nnd moreover 

he is nnxinus lo marry me—" 

"You iloti'l ("iro two stinw.s 

fihmtt (lit' miin." 

"fin tin 1 tionlriiry, I fiii\i '' 

uruiii niiiny siiiiwK, Nut Hiiu it 

\*; ;iny liiisillyss flf yniiTF —" 

"It i;i my huNinuhR when t li u 

iwoiniiii 1 lovr talliH nf rimliing 

inlii ii ridii'iilniis uiiirriiiKi'," 

"1'iii! wiiiiiiin ynu love!" .1U!U''P 

filer tliiliiecl. "Hmv inflnilrly 

tourhiim! iind wiiiii « pity joii 

I'^cif jirp iiiil fi'oi' in mari'y mi' ynllr- 

jim Sp]f, Think of Ilic ilivini! follst 5 

lio W4, Hiirtul[l !.siiPriKni;p--'li*u^ n f 

"I'll (lie liiipiiy-fver-nftpr cndlnt; . . 

Julie slipped past him iind 

opener] the rlnnr. 

"PleiiHe mi." she Faid. 

Him snolte from the nnrriiw 

hall riither nervously: 

"Julie, dear—Mr. Hchoflulil lm« 

fuel driven up—' 1 

"rm enmitm nt once," 

Tlicl't' WH^ an eloquent sili'tit'e 

nfter the clonr hnd olnmmcd tie- 

uii'i'li hind her. then Him lifilf nhrusse'l 

I" 1 her Biioulrinrs nnd wem iir.J the i 

''» i Mitilllff-iiioni wlKr- il''on «tood I 

stnrinif olti nf till' iviuiinsv. ; 

'Dun'i Iin tun Jluiy v.ls'i licr, I 

Mi'. 1 Chiltenliinn." uli" «.ii'l "' IM " ! 

so Horty. so (li'cadfully P i'-y" 

fin turned iintl lookeil iii tier. 

"It's nil my fniilt." he hriike 

uui iiKiliilediy, "And Ihcre'M 

liiilliinit I win do in pill il riclit 

Sin. IiiUBhiitl miller sadly, 

"I BUppoie I oiiKlit not fo have 

,told you that, hut I can't hear to 

jsee her iis she in now, BO reek- : 

ICBB, so broken ..." 

She stopped, afraid she Bad 

said ion much, and for a moment 

there was » profound silence, 

then rhlttenliam held out his 

hand aEBlli. 

"Thank you," he Mild, 

As Chitionliiim walked away 

from the flat lie made up Bin 

mind io one thinR, Hi would 

nsk Sadie to divorce him. 

If Julie still loved him ... in 

his heart he was sure that IBe 

did, and nothing else mattered. 

He had promised to lunch 

with his mnltier. hut In his eastr. 

ne^.^ lie fiirgot' nhout it, and went 

sirfilnlil to till! hotel where Sadie 

was Maying. 

ahi' wii« out and thev did not 

Itnow when slie would bn buck. 

Oilii Infi a iiiesattgn nskins her 

to rini: him nn. . 

He wnitori iiii "is ii'i'lock anil 

ran'' UD Julie's lint. 

Him I.i'iinns aiiaweri'd llie telc- 

pliOliC- 

"%H .liilir. in il"l In, "ne ranR 

iiml now In sny she WAK diniiiB 

nut and nnt enminjj htmin to 

".".,,,, I tliiiik she i» wiili Mr. 

Selii.flnld atill." , 

OilPH linne till' |-»i-elvpr 'iril 

turned nwnv H« vi.s iKiwcrl^ 

and yei lie U.iew Hint he n""H 

nnvei' he rnntent tn le* triln^p. 

i-Plnnin as thnv vvrre. He mitst 

sen Julie n"filn. «fni,'finw , . 

I pnmr,nne Innnnrt rithle door. 

1 ),-ir,. t/.i.iivird I" •i.'-e v '"i. • ll '" 

I ••rnnfmind! . - , Oh, well, Slliiw 

him H'l " .. , 

T,,,,,l,,,r,l si.,,,! ii..iv,,ii- n-'il 

,n|n,,,..i.. "1 ««v " '••• T"" 1 "" 

,| K.,ri|Ull|V. "I'H' IH thl ' lll ' V " 

f,f ., ii.'-." 

ri,iiii i |i,ukt'u 'I" 

"Ho- '"•' •-•• •"•"«"" 

fr'illliillli"! 'I"'' 1 V I M lii 

en Mllfi, al m., !6». Mt BI an* 

nnrt of 07, bioeli 91. . -.-- 

• Phcbo Humphrey., et vir,. to Flor- 

ence Cameron, et al. 1st IS, Meek 

!4 ' MIMM Tswnfhlp. 

QeMgo H, Whitu UO, lo 

aerhisiiy. »*t M-. £'.»«* « 

•wooi Junetlon HelghtH. 

bolawii BriUKe Renlty !.»._.- 

Bmll Hoehtariei, et IM. Beginning 

ut point Jn center Aviilon roa*;, 

Emma Wentheriiy, et ay to,« u !; 

•ell Wjatherby. Lot on N. *M«,,« 

road leadinf from Sgniuel 

or'a iiw mill to Collrt Hou 

Bailor. I.ets 7), n. block s, W 

"•"eiw^N-rth. wihto-M. „ 

Ooorfe M; Benkort, ot in., to W ll- 

Hum f. Kiiy. film. Part of lot 11, 

'"FOIT"'- M. Rldl, SWriff, IMj of 

iBHheiia Bnchmun. et nl., to F — 

Iliiuch, ol ill. 1100. Lot 309, 

Oaorit. Bheffkiii. it u*,. tQ Johl 

ABBliKiilo. lit IIS, Lird avenue. 

Frank Colson. et ux,, to ThL........ 

Tomilnion. et ux, IJ.500, Let ,B, fclk. | 

179, ' 

City of Wildwood. 

joseiih Hotniinelii, et ux.. to John 

A, liohu. Lots IS and 15, Mock 141. 

i: Mnfy F,, clury lo John Uillsn, «J 

I; us. Lot 33 and B&rt of lots 32 and 

' :M Edn?*ikK*er to wiiimm a. Mc- 

'^"Mî'fuS to Cb.rl.tt. 

Irvine. 12,400. Purl of lot* 1, 5 ana 

3 'M»?f Ah, nt al«.. to Ctarle. 

pownhjini, 11,000, rait of lot 91, 

'""'"^BsrauBH of Wildwood Crclt. 

: Olivvr lnVPKtnir,nt OtiitwJ "«v. TaW 

tumtj. A procuelon will ferm «nd { Truet Co..' wti _ 

nmrch to the Old Court Houtu>, I ^ is#0l6 m &&. 

when moving pictures will be| fhe tWriiWnt fWUt 1 

lakon, then to tf» new hktotalj,f«r fB* fte «nt«U «r 

room, -where the members t>f the L»ke, trarchMed the 

0. A, R. will serve tea in colonial between 8Mb' M,' ^ 

atylt, > i £retk> ownad bv ' 

MM. Alfre.1 Austin,, of W|W.-,iWA^ fef^W. . 

vvosd, ehBlrman_of the D, A.Î,, Sffftft dne. 

will nerve. She wilt b» a»|iikkl ''•••ftm P«ol W, . 

hy Mrs. Morgan Hand, MM, hnm- North WMdwftrt, M Utti 

ing Rice, Mrs, Willium Sheuhard, Delnware av., wu HUI 

Mrs. Charles Vail, Mrs. U. T, V, Wolf for MM, 

eowtird 

PLUMIINO ANB ROOFINO 

ng. Hf»ti 

Ittenlion 

l Hff 

oof 

and B 

VnW Ittenlion fivsn and 

H Hlht: Carl Hoffmtin, 330 B. 

Hit it.. Miilvllle, jlitf 

330 B. 

j-li-tf 

•uvuuimi of tha iietter kind M the 

Only Wnd »oa e«ri aJtord to put tn 

roqr nlir name. For quality work 

ml the halt at nuterlaJj In plumb- 

ins. ••• Mward Busk, in Ludli 

kit,, •«• uis oi^, -ii 

PLUMBIJfO—W* m completol) 

Nuippad to meet your plumblnt 

andi, whsther ysa an MlMtsi a 

.mill cottage or a large hotel 

Richard H Johnion Co.. BIT Al- 

bury Avi OSMB Cltr ->» 

Ii ri' 

iirlil ft I ' l i p u l . . . I 

can Just ii'cture you In H rlcriiiii 

nollar. with all tin old tabbies 

In the congregation—" 

"Julio—!" 

Bho wrenched herdclf ticc cif 

ilm, 

"I ohjciit to b»inB called by 

my ChriBti»n name by you. I 

iiito the nume, aujrwny. Ytiu 

mn ketp it for ray estimable 

ouiln ~ ilii'll iip»rtcl»te your 

lavt-man atlentiona und I don't— 

i.. In A, 

mill imi't 

uttended w, reupn 

.... Ahoy! OooU Hbiptl cwh 

ft. berth, Honimt and «»•;».• 

I •Btlifaottoli W*I| nlee *ijAfW. 

knable W»*»M. Addraaa Ogf o 

i« national necessity, to 

BI« alitrlhutlon to t»th ntan 

r whols MJe -t»4e In *•• "" d 

•" . territory, will Jive - 

OUT OP THai ORBtNART—Many of 

eur •imJSTof wall HM a J"»« 

Wit W «a •»«» » M *-3- 

oiS.i'lM »«!«, UHham | 

m%M; 

io. hit o. 

hm 

emh Mffiital 

men. Son- 

in 

li ud no «i 

not »«t»«in n, 

Mf vur. Tf Inlint 

Bi fll /JiMUm 

. Bj mi "w 

- „, nwdt far effulni » »| 

Kvlow »t » eentr»l Mint in your 

Tt'et. 

loan, *"lrat tnorWM« of 

Rich 

bury 

H Johnion 

i,, OSMB Cltr 

our ipid»ltir, Man? Miutifulu- 

amplal iD 0*«r We. JtrMy. Writ* 

Ro 

N, 

« 

now, 

PAINTINO 

"Julie ihruiwd* hsr ahouldeii, 

"Ha« she liiiidf u eonqmut of 

¥ou alrMdyr Well, Rood lurk to 

her, she's weiceme. And If 

sou've only ramo heri' to behirve 

like a bnllj- you'd better go—I've 

liineh nppointinent—" 

"With inhoBeld?" 

"Thiit'a my utfiiir." 

PROFESSIONAL 

1-1»'W"« 

m, F. a, STEfMBApiL V 

III But Artlnal M. 

Craat, H, J, Bdl 

Keyitono Phom Ht, 

•nwi^m rwi-TBo eu *. — 

if nccuriioy when yon tan thtin 

Wat at our .lor«. Druti. toll« cr,- 

narMlonii ml itreotlnr aaMi. Th« 

manonf Drue Oa,. e» tat* Olty. 

TAILORINQ 

f AII.0HINO—LB( ua n»ke your n»t 

lt BM or oM A Wqltore Firtjl 

lult, 

uid 

* 

— not him;," I 

•|'ii(. irli'iihiiiii 1 riinu Hiidilciily 

mid llhii wpiii iii'i-oBs l!in loiitii 

tii il!lHWr|. it, 

,"YIK.' , , Nn. nim I,cunos 

sliiMiitlliK, Oil—>i>«, MIBH nurniw, 

Nn, HIIP'H Just (jonii out, Cnn I 

.|vn her , f i iuesRHEO.7 Oil , . . >'*--N. 

,Ti-y wtillr'-tomorrow afternoon nt 

'our." 

Him liiiiit II|I ilif iffnivcr mill 

F ou are 

a br_*,ver woman 

Olios said 

tbun 

"It he 

n rieteat fallow he'd 

turned, bcrn 

I ilir 

wai, ii liitH' angl'y 

il ,.v ^. . _ 

Stop I'our nonuBnse, He'd never 

iitivD itllowed yon to do what you 

I did lust night—" 

"Volt flutter your sex. All the 

mn la the world neuld not stop 

me from doing exi€t!y. ai I 

Thty fsaed one Mother like 

aenttty inornlM, white and Bhiiktn, 

I It was aitoniihltiR how suddenly 

[the storm had ariaCB, 

Clilttenliuiii was not a run- 

reitBil man. but by his own. love 

tor Julio ho raeMured her love 

lor 111*, all unhappy lov( that 

•would «lve nnlik-w of UwtB rest 

Of pmne, a«d MM' not brine 

und renllilnir tills h* 

out-. 

frown iiDlttCen lifr level brows. 

"Do you lielit ,i! in splritualUni, 

Mr. rhUtonhaiii*" t.iit> .inkea, 

"No," 

"Nor ilo 1, hut it silelni all 

il .• laHbion ]Uit uo.'.', T ait ii 

io lie ii Kijatiia or wtMever >ou 

cull il ut your mother's hoiiaa lo- 

iioriow nftiirnonn. That w«s 

liii now 'iihonlng, SUO'B an 

ardftni bnllever—" 

"Shu never UHerl , . ." OiioB be- 

gun, llien Hioiiped, 

"It's nil noiiBonse," lie protest, 

ed nngrlls", "A iiiiols of ehttrla' 

IBIIM duping a lot of alii} 

i women," 

"Julio Is joing, too. They hav. 

(ot hold of some wonderful new 

nieriiiim—" Bim's voice wai 

quietly Hareastic, "They have in 

vlted.mo, hut It'i not the sort o 

tliitu I, cure about," . 

Chlttehlinm frowued. 

"Tt'» not thn lorl of thini an 

heBlthy-niiiiJid nerlon wotil 

(•nre about anyway, and—" h 

inHtl, It. was lmnnn'lble I' 

Btin that his iiinth»r h»d d" 

who wniild not h«va Jull 

"1 hnne vo. 

Mi»s JTtf. 

In her hausB'iiBalii 

| will try Iind dl"nu«_» 

row frtm Wsilit,'.* fce Bdritd. 

Blra thruWed her shoulders, 

'Toil mlAt n« Wflll a»k me t 

trr.jnd »ton NUmi 

g 

for Comfort 

Th,. following; 

ili, Hftii iiiil Nil, 1'iir 

H, M, Miiriilillvil, k'i 

II, Umirts, i.'i us.. 

siM'llnii h. 

,i. iifni.'iiii r.iiri. ,-i 

iliiti-, Mr. l,iil 2'JV* 

idilti-nu Jli'i-i. "1 UN.. I" Tnnh'.-- 

tnrii'^ liiiilU lili'I 'i'ln^l i'u. I,"U ,.!.., 

sii. iiiinik r,. iiiini.-i.»: IIIIM :I:I tu "». 

ii 11(1 l.ii S. hliii-k lii'lii, Hivl..ni, 

l'Virn'M M. Ud h. Hluril'l, liiiiil nf 

iionil M, Milltun, ,1 nl.. io Mir- 

liiinlvllli' Oiifci" .SiiiiiN I'o, i,,ii« Mr, 

nil m. Mj.-tlun 1; iota Hill In 1121', 

ml Ion I. 

Li'O -Wh.diininii in IfcBHli. r.i.i-li. 

it Nil. •i-rtiun A: l.ii Si'l, Hi-iMiuii ,\. 

"Hurry Ui'ih. >l us,, to in WW- 

mnnli. Siinii' IIH niiyv,-, 

IJOUISII Ciirlwiu in r,i.riruil.. Hi-:ul- 

Icy. IjOt JU iiml null uf 51, HIIBIH,III 

lldl'68, 

Hiirry Hpatllfy, !•( us., to LouiHii 

iirlHOil. Sain,, us iiliiiv,.. 

.lohn WilliiiiiifiiJii. i'i lix., tu .Ir-iini. , 

W, Cruymer, 1'ilrl uf Iou s^l mill | 

m. nagiioii C, I 

Ulllh Huyi.f, ,'t vir.. to ritn',> 

Inlllnn, Illlii, Lot Kt, blotlt lldil, 

William J, O'Briuii, nt uis.. is 

.Sfilim Ilfgan, Uegliinlng in H. ii, 

itiu Woiif.y itvn, 

Jueijph îgiliiiii la Kdilli lUdlH'ii, 

Pun o( lot 17, scetien U. 

John nickMh. ut trx,, to joetliii 

Churliw Oilffitll, ol us,, to S, Mi- 

cuilougli. LÎH ^7 mid ysi, liiiyniiN 

Huhnnh M. Bjiilth, si vlr., to Man- 

'.êlgsr, ft ill, Ili'tjlniiittfe' at point in 

H. K. lino Wniltiy »v», 

H. Irrlns Wiiniltworth, et HIH,, U. 

Ocean City Hoiiil Cnfp- BeînniiiM 

lit pqitlt, !U0 fi;yl H, W. fiuin 8, W. 

lini' 10th stn.t't, 

UPlier Townihlp 

Furroilt M, Hitll, aiwrlff, (jroOiilj 

of John J. PoBtiit', io Hoint. Uiilldinr* 

and Ijoaii A»«.,!«Him Hou, BJKIU 

nln? ut point ill fl, K. lino Alitlitiul 

ror'roft M, Bhili. Uliuritf, imni of 

Natthsw O.. Bnrdby, ot ui,, to jjoHth 

BoavillH Hulliiluit anil Lirati ABBOUIII. 

tlqa, Traet btlwi rurl of fariii wim. 

|[oniuklead ['uvoUipnioiit Co., tu 

Evelyn Mse Kleh. teta 13 iinrt 14, 

Week 41, NMoii«Mari,hall.St(!«uri 

\Tlliliim M. Butler, ct us,, to wil- 

lium w. Wlao, et us., Trad lit 

BierBbufe- 

U'lilin SehleilLl In Helm »t \av 

of OriiCD IJ, Dunn, LotH II nnd 19, 

Mock 10, Manor. 

B h of Woodbine. 

De yon know that you 

can bum • 100-watt 

lamp tor ton thin mt* 

cent m how? 

TET 

have' 

that there i« 

e«t_—-.,.-„-. ., , .... 

the comfort artl ptoMUW 

illuminttion, Without T 

strain. 

\ Add m ifw portmbl* lamp. • • • 

andprfcMar* 

-AtU.,

Chii) Sayii "Tttt It 

11vou|h NtwiMpm 

Advwtliing" 

new ante won HOMUM thin 

* In lb« "Buy Now" e»m 

Blimp Crew Cracks Up 

Henry McAlepj probably ncv»r 

goes to i>lwp while he I* In 

the «lr, but if he t 

bron uVflnltMy sottloil. At tin 

tinn* on* 1 of tho IHWVP^S had i* 

portiMl ti ruliriir fiom On* vtinn m< 

court to u)mh in npptul I) i I 

b*on tftkon. 

No niHiiir WHS hundod tUiwii. 

howoviT, juitl is still forthcomin 

Ai a rt^nlt I 

for ,\ oovi^Tti ilish j>in ty w11ic 11 

'thin will hold soon 

Mrs John Medallion and Mr? 

Mi^ M ii \ Snlli\ in d uuhii r 

nf Mi uld Mi 1 I Mlllk in 

of JO \^ltm ^ n loft Mullil n 

for Phil id* Iplii i « lu io *he « ill 

• i Hii l'u u i Huîiu •*, * nlIt t 

Ati Armisiiet* onerins for the 

nihi'dral m Hie Air will lie rv- 

•iiViHi in iilmost nil or the 

'liuri'hi's nf New ,U;iluri' tin' I'lithe 

ijil i>r the Ait nt their Armis 

to now for 

I K 

,\ftViil ImMi, 

Vr \\ ,K Ml 

s»wih of 1*1,- 

J the i*ai* 

rial in the '"'•"• l "> * 

evstmie >ln- annual aTiffs 

n^rnt of 

diXi 

will 

vwi »«• Wrs ReiwH tarkry, ii1;vn' 

...i, nW Miss M* tiiis wii],»h,i xsUl address (hi- rvrnint 

wwn, i sefsiiin Rjrinel T^:sl!en, of 

jin_iC.M!:-i ifiiijiT. w-n iiwi,> iSw sine- 

«esh! riflWr* w;n h,i rlcvtcd in the 

I Ub Will I* t*keii tfi 

on Tnewtrty. Armisliee 

I Miss K 

•? will 

JMM fsUtn, 

MMN, 

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I BIMI Democrate patlinf 

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YEAR—No. 31 

With 

e News 

am by the rhlladfilphia 

icurd that the New Ynrlt 

A batenii'tit Commiiii'iaii 

led ash colk'ctorB, attur all, 

ategury of noise makers. 

n]K iiur ash anil gavbagi' 

rs read that. And we 

makes their ears hum. 

still playilijf ctttcli^n.i- 

in in the L'uiierntt* alley 

uur lu'iliiMini wiiulnw. 

Whu CUI! ^li'l'I* 

ins t 1I111 tin", 

iluniki tu bi Inlii 

mill t nf 

fcussiun KIHLII 

rother Crawford were hav= 

ver Amoj* 'n ! Anily the 

iiiBlii, we heard a short, 

bark, followed by th 

id wail of a cat. 

jour slanimeci downstairs, 

man in the apartment 

houted angrily. We 

iiwii iuxt in time to sec 

crawling slowly 

up the stairs, 

it •faltered and 

ck kitten 

I painfully 

way up 

>d. 

PubllcUon Offl«i 

BuiMIni, Ith ItrMI 

Mayor Hits Back 

At Criticism in 

Sewer Assessing 

Pens Classic Retort to Real 

Estate Board; Raps £. 

J. Pearl on Tax Issue 

SEES HOSTILITY AS 

MOTIVE FOR ATTACK 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1930, 

it 

neighbor carried 

Its jaw was dislocated- 

tot its mouth had been torn' 

nnd there was a cruel 

in Its side. It lay pant- 

i Convulsive shudders shook 

azintf uyes looked up 

at the little Broup 

around it, 

. the dog," said the In- 

housewife, tenderly 

tlie strickfin little.hall 

"He is quick as ll[{ht- 

Hn picks up a cat, gives 

shake or two, and It's all 

I could catch 

ired 

Oh, 

_r 

tu 

kittrn, a'stray, came 

limns!' two wi'i'ks ago. It 

[half starved. Hut food and 

had triiiisformed it Into 

jtund, lontentcil pet. 

"'nil its sufferings they 

St in a covered box, nt- 

Bd niw cnil of u vacuum 

I 

Hhi 

(inuti 

-1 In tin nuto exh 

nllii r to the hoi 

01 twn it" igon> 

In 

N IikL tins »et one- to 

U J HILT Wi lmppi n tu bL 

nf dog LStN bird^ ind 

n In ing Yet doR, pn ^ 

c it , nt upon bird and 

bi* ligs upon human he 

Will sii HiULli wanton, 

1 cruelly ' 

1 Mini that all thillF 

[good But Wi LUli t 

BAG THRHI RACCOONS IN ONE NIGHT 

work 

' u "y 

a bitten heing torn by 

i of ii inollRtel (log. Or 

human beinft tiirmred 

loi 

•notlifi 

p thi 11 \ 

II all Hut 

c amtfthiH 

mu t hiM 

a IJI"KI n a an 

it wnulil emi 

lon^ tin lim 1 

urpt iiilo the 

of tilings, 

CEAN CITY fiiees the dan- 

of Iiising ulmost its en- 

bomilwalk suimner poBiila- 

• next season. For "Hobo" 

t left town! We get this from 

ource which we believe to !«! 

npeuchable, 

ITIlh Hobo missing, why come 

cemi City? Bathing? Boat- 

Merry-gfl«rounds? Pooh! 

i Hobo with his friendly 

, his tongue lolling in a 

, his tail Waving a greetinc! 

, the thing isn't to be inn- 

lobo, as almost everyone 

¥s, is Otean City's cliam. 

in loafwr and moocher, H( ifi 

Jiondescript do^ who believed 

It the world owes him a liv- 

-nnd gets ttwfty with it. 

ie bums hot dogs, ice cream 

restaurant kitejwn hand-outs 

ner. In winter he lives 

[•regal splendor at the 4th st, 

Bt guard station. 

In everybody's pet. The 

en all cry for him, Thou- 

of boardwalk strollers 

to pat him, 

* « « 

i report we get is that a 

(-hearted visitor from Un- 

ed met Hobo the othw day, 

dog seemed friendly and in 

1 of shelter and food. And 

I.inwood chap fell for the 

obo was just working him 

free moal, but the Sam- 

nui,, didn't eateh on, He took 

fcbo home, with him to Lin- 

It must h»ve been a 

^ck to the pooch, and we 

jUbt if he rtayf. He probably 

111 hiteh hjke back home. 

If be stieka put the winter in 

nwood he eertalnljr will held 

Breward about the time the 

•rdwalk restaurant chefs are 

BdlinB the flrfl firei in thiir 

Couctic Letter Suggests Sus- 

pension of State and 

City Government 

"You mind your business and 

we'll mind ours. The people 

elected us Ui office anil we don't 

propose to go against our judg- 

ment because a few people, who 

we suspect don't like us, want us 

to do thing!) their way," 

This wasn't exactly what the 

city commissioners, through Mayor 

Joseph G. Champion, told the 

Real Estate Board Monday, in 

answer to a request to change the 

plan of assessment for the sewer 

installation, but it might just as 

well have been, for all t|iosi> ideas 

are incorporated in the 'statement 

which Mayor Champion publicly 

read at the commissioners' meet- 

ing, Monday. 

"Mayor Up In Armi" 

For the majjr was "up in 

ms" and after a week's deliber- 

ation over the second letter sent 

the realtors regarding the 

er assessments, framed what 

he thought was a suitable reply. 

The subject name up when City 

Clerk Herbert R. Smith lead the 

Real Estate' Board letter, which 

urgently requested an answer. 

Commissioner H. W. Edwards 

moved that the mayor be given 

authority to reply, any way he 

saw fit. Hardly had the motion 

been passed when the mayor ex- 

claimed: 

Letter Ii Read 

"Here's my answer," and read 

the letter, then; 

"What do you want to do abou. 

THAT?," he inquired. 

"Why," said Commissioner Ed- 

wards, "my motion just gnve you 

power to' answer any way you 

saw fit. If'that's your answer, 

alljight," • 

"That's my answer," answered 

the mayor. 

Here's the statement he raad: 

"The comHilsmqners hav« al- 

ways welcomed the friendly ad- 

vice and co-operatiQn r>f vhe Real 

Estate Board, or any othtr civic 

organization, having far it» object 

the best interests of Ocean City, 

Memberi Hmtlle to Board 

"The conviction is growing 

upon the Commissioners however, 

that a few members of 'the Real 

Estate Board (who appear to 

dominate its policies) are not 

only unfriendly but hostile toward 

the Board of Commissioners. 

"It is not surprising however, 

as one of the leaders among them 

(according to a recent issue of 

one of the local newspaper.-) is 

not satisfied with the policies a'. 

the Government of the Stale of 

New Jersey, ami he proposes tn 

(dontiniim! fin Face Tliree) 

IllCOMVariance 

in Bids on Sewer 

Peter Schu>,e, of Petersburg (left) and G William Niblette, Ocean 

City budding contractor, spent a few hours in the woods near Cedar 

Swamp Creek last Pnda\ evening Th^ three raL0oi\s shown in the 

picture were their reward 

$70,000 Christmas 

Club Funds to Be 

Distributed Here 

Record Disburtemoit to Be 

Made the Fir* Veek 

NOTED FOOD ECONOMIST TO CONDUCT FREE 

COOKING CLASSES THREE DAYS NEXT WEEK 

NATIONAL INCREASE 

FALLS BELOW NOlMAL 

Individual Average 

. Off; But Not 

Ocean City 

Holy Spirit Coach Foresaw 

Defeat And Warned Team 

Predicted Ocean City's Vic- 

tory at End of the 

First Half 

"You're going to be Hckedi Un- 

less you show more than you did 

I in the first half, you're going to 1 gut 

be licked! That team in good!" had detecte 

A group of blue and gold grid powerful 

warriors, representing the Holy ' 

Spirit Catholic High School, 

grinned complacently between the 11|,, 

halves of the gunie with Oeear 

City High School ut Inlet Field 

Atlantic City, Saturday afternoon 

while their robust coach, Nick Di 

rago, was issuing this dire warn 

I They looked at him quUiically. 

I Had they not scored two touch- 

downs in short order in the first 

hiilf and were they not leading, 

12 to 6, at the end of the first 

half? 

s Ppedichnn fulfilled 

t oaLh Dirago's keen ej 

.. the shadow east by a 

inspired maroon Bid 

• teiim, and he had good rea- 

to be alarmed. Later he had 

loubtfui satisfaction of see- 

g his prediction fulfilled, 

Nuver did an Ocean City high 

hoiil football team rise to great- 

• heights than last Saturday af- 

fflnntttiupfl nil Pfme Sl¥* 

Within the nent few 

Ocean aty'n Iiiinks will 

approxlmntaly 170,000 In 

mas Club slaving iunds, 

•cttliil dishiirsement of fiinda 

take place the drat week In 

eember. 

This sum Is the largest of 

kind distributed by the local 

Btltutions, both reporting an 

crease over last year. 

Over the entire nation, |8S! 

000,000 will be distributed 

about 11,000,000 members. 

While this Is a record distr! 

tlon, the increase over last yo«! 

Is less than the normal lnere«i 

[for the 8000 banks and 

lions that conduct these clttb«. 

! The average amount by eMi 

member this year 1B 151.(10, whll, 

the averaise for last year w»i! 

$BflBO. The ciirtBlIetl payrolls In 

indiistrlal contoTB have oociislon»d 

miall reduction In the fenem! 

!raje. Ocean City's banfcg are 

onj thOBB that could report «n 

Increase. 

On a basis nf a dlrect-by-mall 

inqiiiry to Individual Chrlitma» 

rluh members. It is eBiImatid by 

ien P. Bawll. nreiiident of 

thf Christmas rliths of tlej Nn- 

tlonal TlnncBprvlce Cnrpnrijtlon 

that more than lOnon.OOn 

mnnent snvines nncountB, dir 

traceable tn club mambBi 

hnve been hroueht tn nankin 

titutlnnH since the ineeptlol 

Musicians 

To Play in Resort 

Philadelphia Symphony Or- 

chestra Has Nine-Year 

Record of Success 

Lowest I* $76,862 Under 

"Approprfmtion; To (Let 

G>ntroct Monday 

One i 

musical 

tory is 

anee of 

if the most outstanding 

events in Ocean City's his- 

promised In the nnpear 

Medicine Store 

War Postponed 

Hearing on Charges Made 

By Druggists Are Held 

Up Indefinitely 

| 

mplimn ,1, i 

bj 

With prices varying more than 

SUOiOOO, 14 bids were received by 

the city commlssionerii, Monday 

for the sewer disposal system for 

Lentral Ocean City, The Etuitftrr 

Engineering Co. was tow bidder, 

with $173,188.10, although_the con 

tract was not awarded, Tlie ordi 

nincft prtvided an appropriation 

of 5250,000. 

The estimates w»re referred to 

the engineering department for 

tabulation and cheeking and vjll 

be repotred next Monday, when 

the contract will he awarded. 

The highest hid was presented 

by A. DiSandro & Son, with 

i28S,6GT,20, 

The next two low bidders were 

Wright Brothers and John Pelto, 

who submitted a figure of 1178.- 

101,40, and Monihan 4 Hall, 

n tl 

the Women 

w..monu.M, of Philadelphia, in thi' 

high school auditorium next Fri. 

lay night, November 21. The con. 

jert, which is sponsored by tin; 1 j 

board of education, will he free to 

the public. , 

The orchestra will be conducted 

J, W, F, Leman, who led l,r- 

ri's Little Syrnphohy Orvhpstr:i 

its Music Pier conci'iis during 

the past »eajon, | 

Prominent Contralto, Snloiat 

The soloist will be Ella Oldeii 

Hartung, prominent coiitrullo of 

New York and Pliiliidelphia 

addition to her church work. M 

Hartung has appeared as sol- 

with the Philadelijhia, Dinrn 

Orchestra, the Savoy ami I'hiliiile 

phia Operatic Societit- and /it tl 

Philadelphia Music Cluii's en 

The concert was neiirly 

ponid this morning ti" 

when strong opposition wf 

in wile quarters. It was 

talned by members of tho 

Of school estimate and 

members of the Tjoord of 

uir-al r 

lioriiinity 

I skirmish 

sis 

tore 

(toy) %ht 

the opinion 

C. Head, 

the 

WM Mid he 

that the writ 

lmm«H»t !y. 

M the" 

MU that 

plan 

Tier rent of the IH32.0I 

rilensed within the 

Its Is applied to 

RS. PAULINE L. RfJHRS, noted food economist, who will, conduct 

the Community Cooking School in the Ocean City High School next 

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. 

_—. o— . •- . 

ulinary Expert 

0 Chart Course 

ito Man's Heart 

Aoking Specialist to Tell 

IVomen Kitchen Secrets 

in Ocean Gty 

May Electrify 

. lines to Sh 

Gen. Atterbury Ma 

diction at Confeicei 

in Camden 

tion that It 

too Into to ehn ne 

the date, anil the move \n tin- 

the conceit apparently has 

abandoned. 

ildents missed an on 

to witness n legal 

the war between (lie 

nil Ihe cut.rate medi- 

, when the hepirlng In 

HO involving two local bus!, 

men wiis indefinitely post- 

1 yi'slertiiiy fThursiliif), 

liiHpectiirs tor the slate phar- 

niiii'iMiliciii MBSciciiillnii, which Is 

KlHiiisiirtd by Hie ilrURKlsts, 

I'liiiifTn Iliiit nitre WHS dispensrt 

ui ihe Miiines Citi-Tliitn iteaicine 

Kidvcs (ind Kwaii rui-Hnie Medl- 

line Rinri 1 The Inspectors core 

lend Hint (he mile or nitre Is In 

vinliillnii of Ihp Hli\ie ilrim act. 

flinre*" of similar natiire were 

rei'onlly dlaniisseil in n Cnmden 

Cnuntv court, Thp cfisc was ap- 

pealed: Tho lnca! cases will not 

he hi'iii'il mi 1 i 1 HIP sHpreme court 

rendors n di'flslon. 

The crises were to hnve been 

" - Sl hnnri! lii'forc MaRtstmte Dnlgliesh 

. ll ," sl " and a jury, with one of the as- 

?! "Islnnt nttorney (;enerrils repre- 

"".!;• sentiriE the stale pharmaceutical 

1 viri I "ssodntlon. while a well-known 

11 ' iittorney nf Ihe cut-rate medicine, 

fissni'iiitlnn wfts to represent the 

(lefendniits. 

Elect riflcaf Ion of the 

mia Ttallroad lines to thj 

BB nredlctnii Weonest! 

General W. W. AtUrbury. 

iallrond, in a stntement^ 

during n meeting in 

Hlver Joiiit Brldgo 

iifnees In Camden, called IDov 

erniir I.araon to discuss rai of 

Bolving the trnnsportfitln^roh- 

lem of South Jersey. 

Gen. Atterhury prartosi 

way under (he Dclnware 

connect Di-onil Street 

I with the Peiinsylvnnlii'B 

rmlniti. as ntie means 

g the nmblnrn of eo 

om noint't in Boiith Ji 

Phllad«lphls» 

IZES WILL BE GIVEN 

The way to a nwn'i heart i« 

tlfcugh bis atomacb." 

fr». Pauline L, Hoftrl, noted 

T11 

irh" 

He - ild 

neeessitatn 

tlon ot thi 

hi 

Public Library to 

Observe Book Week 

[if you meet Hobo Rome time 

Ttih you'll know that he han 

hk 4Plhe btnch or that 

y 

nc-hack 4 

Informan 

tha 

lhe btnch or that 

WUH nil wet 

Olher hiddern wens Seamhn 

•tspns, J199.7B3 4B; James Ferri 

v 121!)m 180; George S. Millfir 

& Co., S24S.0gfl.62: Versaggl pros,, 

iM.Kin iiOj Fahiti ft Matazzo, 

,T. .Icifleph McKugh, 

Wallace & Gilbert. 

$1SS.227,SB: Djn'el S. Boder Con- 

stnict'on Co., M87.lflR.Bl; Vincent 

.Toffola, iZ14,St9.6S, nnd, Atlantic 

Construetlon Co., $284,880.95. 

ft, 8, (Later)—He'i baekl We 

t htm on ith st,, near 

ughty'i theatre, Monday eve- 

'g. _ _ _ ^ 

FRANCHISE TAX PAID 

Reading Trunnportation Cs, 

,jdBl » dwek for 110.08 to 

Taxpayer*' Division 

MeeHng !• Portponed 

Tht mtetlnB oiled by the Renl 

Iitate BoBrd for Monday night at 

the Music Pier to orf Bnlie a tax. 

paytra 1 diviiion was postponed to 

a future date to bt announced 

later, when it became apparent 

that m'oit of thoie invited to at- 

tend the meeting were prtient at 

the Arnerican ttfioni Armiitlce 

Ive dinner at ths Itfand hotel, 

Parit SliirfiUy Improved 

Daniel H, Parii, 81, of S17 Plaia 

pi., who !i critically ill at hir 

home utter an attack of inttstlna 

grippe, il ripsrtad u llifhtty im 

provid omr lut wttji. 

ill 

of 

111 

till 

Next week, November ifi tn 

will be Honk Week, This Is mi 

fair nationally observed by 

i those interested in the welfar 

41 children as guided hy their r 

''•«•' Due lo the many booh 

il types which are set before 

lubiic it 'm often difnciili to : 

ect those of tho Ere>>,te--t vnln 

se of this (lifflc-'liv i 

leean City library nffer * 

liandy llsl«. a hoy's and n ff.r 

which may be secured by inituirlng 

lit the library. These lists, pull 

Fire ii Discovered in 

Unoccupied Home Here 

Fne In Jipvid tn h-ue heen 

ui(,ed In defntive wlrlns Lnlled 

fiirmnn to tin unoiPIipied hnu«P 

It :ini) I Liitril i\ M terdny 

I (Tlni!«inn>> lftpuioon rhi dwell 

' inn li the ummrr Imme nf 

ihirlri A Dunn 2" iS 

st PhlladHlphh 

Tlirn » 1-1 nnH -nnll damagL 

th it thin pli 

complete eliflpi 

Atlantle Titvt 

WeU for High Scho 

Supply Not Rea Yet 

The well for the higrhool 

water supply for lawn s%\ 

ami the swimming pool 

standstill, pending more 

live teats, it was reports} the 

board 

Dr M 

charge 

eting Tuesday I by 

B. Stannard, w[ 

of the work 

test will be required 

final hook-up Is made, 

LOCAL HAIillKR IN 

Peter c'erruti, barber 

ABhiiry n 

In St. Ji 

.. is 

ppli 

under ot itlon 

Hospiti 1 hlla 

delphla, after sutTerln 

nttack yesterday that 

tons of unpenillcitlB, Dt bi« 

nbsencc his shop will 

Droad ] ducted by Charlss I 

fnrmerH 

Shop 

of the Bank 

wild 

-day 

711 

an 

enn- 

llncr. 

rber 

p of new reclp«t and met&- 

of making "homework" for 

tli housiiwife caster, will son- 

dit thft Community' Coofclng 

Stnool at the auditorium of the 

fe City HUh School, 6th at. 

am Atlantic iiv.. n^xt. Wednesday, 

lay awl Friday afternoons 

Jhc Chonl is sponsored by lh« 

Atlantic City Electric Company* 

Mrs. Rohrfl, whn so MICCOHS- 

folly directed the food demonstra- 

tion rotiilucted hy this newspaper 

list year. Hiiyp ehd is delighted 

Tlth the opportunity to visit 

Cap* 1 May •County asain. She has 

limf cnmpli'UMl a fond domonstra- 

tion nt Harlford. Cunn.. which 

was uttcndetl by mor« than 

,000 persons. 

ntait nt 

which if* 

innlmotion 

prop- 

Popular Anglers' 

Club Member Is 

Called by Death 

C. F. Zimmerman Suc- 

cumbs to Long Illness 

Here This Morning 

SERVICES IN PHILA. 

Charles 

840 

Zlmni 

Tin 1 HOflsimiH will 

p. ni. Thp onurap 

entirely frm\ Inolndos 

In modern cooltinp 

nnd 

he 

iratlon and serving of food, 

nnstratlon of appliances 

ither household features. 

A different proirram will 

presented eaeh afternoon, Food 

ind electric appliance prises will 

he awarded at eaeh session. 

0 will be no baklnB contest 

this year, 

'Cooking may be mftde n tilens- 

iire or a dliaKreoable ftisk," Mrs 

Rohrs says. She loves her work 

One only has to talk with hor fo 

learn that fact. 

Happiness In Kttcben 

"So many women fail to realise 

ihaf the nafh of hapnine-SH lends 

Jirectly thrmijh ths kitchen, and 

that upon the simple twist nf a 

basting spoon or the seasoning nf 

roast mnv denerid the length of 

married bliss," she snld this 

week. 

'Of all the ways to lose n hila, 

band, the surest is to remain fi 

poor cook. It Is Mso a reHnltf 

way tn deprive yourself of plnns 

frafifinilPd r*' 1 ?*ef Twnl 

il 

libnrv 

ihed hv the ^nneiicin 

Association, nami book^ of 11 i 

iterary merit whith ha\e prove 

popular with chiMern in nil pirt 

of the country 

Convention Hall May 

Be Leased in Winter 

Two plpeiess furnaces will be 

installed in the convention hall at 

8th »t, ftnd the boardwalk, so the 

building may be used this winter 

by thi City Basketball league and 

others for basketball and indoor 

games. 

The cost is entimatod at (800. 

The clerk was Instructed to ad- 

verUie for bidg for leasing the 

convention hall for the winter, so 

It 1UV *• ujed by » pri»ate or- 

ffaniution. Bids will fit received 

nmntn «4 

ARMY OF MERCY AG 

CALLS FOR VOLUNTE^S 

T3i§ great Army of Blarcy—the Americarjd 

Cross—hag just issued its annual call for 

Be a good solditr and join promptly. 

This mighty peace time force for the rel 

suffering and distresi needs your services this 

mori acutely than for several years. 

It's a simple matter, enlisting. It coitg only ti 

probabiy spend that every day or two for things yd' 

p 

need. Yonr dollar, put to work in the Rod _ Croas, 

farther than you realize to bring back sunshine and 1] 

 

tioned on the battlefields. 

Enlist your dollar in its fighting rank* today! 

Faculty Advisor 

Plan Is Success 

In answer to the plea of Mri 

Norrna P, Price, of .the board of; 

education, for a faculty advisor 

to assist high school student* '•> 

thi selection of courses, Albert 

C, Shuck, superintendent of 

schools, has devoted eonslderal 

time during the pait month to 

h work, He dftBcrlbcs thi re* 

tB as highly gatlafactorr. 

Many of the itudantii," hi fold 

hoard, Tuesday night, "i 

claimed thiy had never bad such 

advice before, anfl all wart will. 

Ing to follow any suggestion 

had to make. During the Jmt 

month I have spent a great deal 

of time tn the class room as welt 

as in private conference |a my 

office, but the latter has proved 

BO eatinfactory that I plan to 

hold many more office' lnter- 

yliws." 

Mr. ihufik's Idea la to kelp 

•tudenta take the proper cour 

to fit thorn tot college. If tliey 

•how uv Inclination tf>w»nl a 

fhelr MvMtM •ttwWA 

time, g 

of tht liver Hi âs âawAre of 

the nature of hi fa ailmoMt as he 

suffered no pain, which Is-unusual 

with thin disease The end • WA> 

hastened by hftmorrhaR**'" 

Mr, Zimrrieritiun is survive*! bv 

his widi»w# Mrs. Mary J)eal Zim 

merinun, Thef*^ iin» no children. 

Mr. ZirtimfTiniin wfis horn at 

Minerftvillet pn. He «>ngiijri i d n 

the confer tioTiery manufacturing 

business ]n Phihidclphia, rotir : iif 

11 yeurH ago whf*n \v i mado Ocear 

City hia hom«- His winter hanv 

was at Fort My*»r«F Fla. 

The puMHinp of Mr, Zicumcniiiir 

removes one of th* 1 most loved 

membera and a pHlur *>f the Anjf- 

lers* Club nf Ocean CityF an 01 

ânizjition to which b

(Ml busies a $&& tm,%A 

a t^m «a», Rnttie4 

dw Si «w ahwal a 

Mr AM it %nê Af 

I MM a n »is> iru hum 

to dw w&a MI 

HH inchftf erf uZ 18 s 

W ad |^«i fe 

MethoAst Church 

* • i» 7 •, I J t i 

From John M. Bmror, it lfsr- 

Mil, Ttx««. wmtt thi Mhwtn 

! Dt*ri«.a FUM Opti- litter to this Mwiptpar, comm«nt 

inf upon tht rtwiit Mttai of 

at Amoiitke Prowwutor T. Millet Hand. In 

Dinner fusing to try •ny _., mort .... £IMI before 

the p«tlt Jury, " iry, bmuN of th« 

•equittal 

tamuN 

verdfcU 

of,W« 

RESORT POST 

Fwlt He. 187, 

jlon, «M m »ut 

F 

MMMM Wilt will become 

' fMtun in the Mitt 

of flvtnti. The 

Monday night at 

mnd task Ml* 

F» 

ler of U Am»r. 

«»niher ef the 

committee, 

V«kr, »Wte hw- 

(poke, and * number 

wtv intruducwl by 

Gsuigo liehstd* 

Ftf» Optimism 

al t«ueh«l on what 

find yrt '* ll "If you CM* to publlih thin, 

you may duo, for I ihauM Ilka 

MM ftntiuMii to know that 

their action U commanded, even 

in thii Ur away plaet. 

• "To my mind, wwartly jurieii 

and »u»tlmos cowardly judge*, 

nicceillon of 

an MM of the BMaiMt IIIMAHII 

of crime and (HimpMt ef taw, 

•"Psar Sir*—1 «ra » aubwribtr and one of the most «riou« on. 

to your paper md have just fin- itMlu to law •nforcMMnt that 

lihsd r*«dbig ths luyt dtttd we have today. 

GtetotMr 31. 

"I am dtUa hied with th» Hand "Th* ttonhle lie* not in the 

talMB by T. Milltt Hwd *»d prohibition hw but in the people 

Judge Way, aa Mt forth in your too eowaWly » stand by.lt and 

front page article. 

bt true to thtir country," 

BridgM to Start in Two Culinary Expert to Pfet 

Month., Trenton Report Court* to Man'* Stomach 

I Continued rrvm Tuft One) t Inn M em* 

he illfttcutlioH will bi< irmwd out that you would 

utbirwM 

it mi early date sit the work will 

» cunniIftoU for next season. 

Built 

This _ ii*l*y ._ will nut hold up eon- "\VI|II« tht>ro are no stntiitiei 

imietlon OH the uthor three spans, nvaitable UH to trw number of di- 

lewem. It was aaul. 

vorces qmsiui by ao ineffoettve 

To Finish Highway Link* 

Iirnhiihly 

All other remaining links in the 

iWte highway s.vMimt in Cai* May 

'aunty an» espoetwj to be coin, 

"> "UrtR ileted within the m'JSI ft'w months, 

* iriirt(iB*#». Thi; 

?#n«tor RMil sail). Jinri nii>Minn«i 

_ meit tiimily, *M the I 

In partUutiir I ho itnprovtmcnt of 

fMintr the presMrt *w»" 

, limit* No, l« Irom South Dennis 

liiim f.ice hanl til tho Bhtir* Bainl »t Rio Grande 

eoui'iige," hu ttahl, a ml I'ontrnrt lms ihvady been nanni 

"—'— c,| mi thi> stretch between South 

IHtanip nml iliishen .iud flin rest 

will h* duno early in ths spring, 

rnwrf tu b» F»»«rtil 

The romainHig section to be 

t'liimiletpd Is iho shore nmj hi> 

tw**n RiKiwviilt Rnufavanl, Mar- hll Mr.. 3*dgwWi Rflunu with 

Litanhm T d 

kitchen. It probably would tend 

ih» list of iji>striiyers Bt tloinesUe 

imnaullHy: iiur is there any ree- 

'nrit nf business fnllures iliio to 

1 

lock nf proper aiet, but we know 

Hint the his buaincp* of the oatluii 

tK hiillt upon the tlfatity of 

us founders. 

! "Much of tho iiU'iisure «hleh 

liiiiioa from (Unking is In tin an 

.lirri'latioB ot Us merit. II h 

„ \hB iBtmhaN 

*i!>- not difflciilt to :i«onipllili 

_ Mange M was shown 

Ihia, for n Hiile siided seasnuln* 

: trUMhtttt M years agtx 

hero, a bll of gnrnljhini: tbtr» 

_ti*4 MM optimism M H 

(iiiid the onlirnuy dlili becoaM 

« of counteract intt tho 

new nud eitremely de«lr*bl»ten, 

«m) vdtl a ifetorni... 

•counter is tin- only 

< 

! *ni living away Infona*- 

Matt it, CoodiOonu ant iiior*. nnd tho Bpealers 

p_i,. tton thst should He for yoi 

. Jl riah UMHMIVM, «*»nt. hflilge, 

, M wMt and he unjwi th« rnpc Miiy Cnunu will be fci- 

>t» ktep up their T«I in the slate highway work. | 

ii la believed, because it was one 

ArtitUtra Han of the few counties in th» stfttf 

of tho I«|laB among to appro the |SS,000,tWO boni* 

•I th» country w«» •«•Issuo 

for hlihwny unpvrniBnts 

of iirgwrUnce.tH'ajud. and tha only county in SomK 

Jersey to curry tap appropriation 

•plMdM work has 

X. mK\i» 

hurh nmkos for thefOASTAI, 

HU.HWATi FBUI 

AWrtk "OffiMr Sharp Stone Harbor—Sfnte Senator 

0, Boland, presHeat ofChurles 

C, Read addre»s»d Ib 

;"" ' bktba! and N*in"*inber nicelins t\t tbe Slonr 

Harbor Duard of Trade. Saturda*- 

Ti» 

Biiht. on the CcaMa] Hi«h»« 

Voelkor struck a popular snil the fapf May-Lfwes I%frv 

ht rave sum* inside lie told ho* be wns wcirkH' 

aa to what Mayor 

ou tjle «ni1 window boxes for iceleu food stora«, 

Uquid Wax—Dancing Wax—Metal PoUAes—Steal Garden and Cod WheeBbarrows. 

Wool; Deodorizing Blocks; Floor Brushes—all ToUet Paper; Paper Towels. 

n ^"*" J ^ Bicycle., Tirei, Spokes, Cement, 

Galvanized OU Cans—one. two. three and five-gal- cycle Lamps, Electric Lanterns, 

kw capacity; Lanterns, terie*, Pyrene Fire Extnguisher and Liqod. 

You are always welcome to come in^ and crui*- -round among the counters on a penoM 

ducted tour. We carry an *verage of 17,000 item, in th» store, nearly all for the purpose of 

home* better, brighter, more aaaitary and easier t - -rvm for. 

You'll Be Hot, But Not Both- HOW TOB ,rtr 

ered if You Have One of Our DEPRESSIO:;: 

Sleep on - 3L 

STOVES 

f tnforl that 

.T^'I-N*. «»ify| 

Working for You This Winter, 

"- - fully re* 

1 

_ j » ft for the 

• • Tirn#d ; :,t: *•!>• 

"•.'., os •' eigli! in »l!d .11 

*n fate; >• itsve i>w 

HEATING STOVES 

SIMMON 

Cod, Wood or Oil 

and Stove Accessories 

HARY H, LAKE 

WE KARRY KEROSENE 

you 

HUNTERS 

Super XShelli 

In Sit** and 

SHOT Gl'X—WRM 

BEDS-SIMMiiNs AiK 

-SIMMONS BE AIT V 

UEST BUTTRESSES 

Rubber Coata, SUcks% MM 

They're a »i«p o ikat 

he bc*ten" 

Rubber Boob 

.Arm 1 

«hy to sate hK p 

tt. tar m*.i£ 

Mr, «ni Mn, 

Psat, 

JE* YERNONHALL 

!• 

i Local BOT U Hf^^fat 

Wjttam u 

AT REDUCED RATES 

xmd 

M 

Q4r. 

fwi/l '*'' ^T'*"S' 

HBNBIK IBSEN 

i dewlap At fa 

iHjm 

HMH II 

Df, Howard Sharp 

BMeadsWmspp 

Oy.lTd 

9 mm 

ROLLER 

SKATES 

Bill Rnriat 

$1 amiss 

One Dozen Large Size, Yellow 

MIXING BOWLS 

EDWARD H. CLASSEN, inc. 

848-854 Asbury Ate., Ocean City, N. J. 

STORE OPKX DAILY FROM 7 A, SI, la 6 P. M. 

F. asd C Store Orden Taken Here 

Qnr Phone Number is 17 FaMr 

A PREMIDM COAL at the 

regular price—that's oar 

Rcadinji Antkracite. Pbooc 

JT. LABAN HEADLET 

Electrical 

l-J 1 LJ ! 

T I r% 

ikai 

BAKD CCMU. 

SWMKrc BATTEHf SDmCE 

SALE 

Now is the Time To BJI 

FINE LOT=4tel00 

One Block from Ocean frith OffPJ 

View—AD Improvements - 

GOOD BUILDING SITE 

One Block from Ocean 

Afl Improvements 

CONSULT 

BERTRAND T. and 

CARE 

•HI AM) 

iParly 

ual Affair For 

to Be Held 

ghty Theatre 

nnd Child Hygiene 

r Wedneaday in the 

i' room at city hall, 

iriliminary plans are 

|for the annual kidparty. 

This will 

ennsDcutivii year 

gue lius given this 

do hi)ndreda of kid- 

InthtyH Theolrc 

file big event will he 

Ilily'a Tliiatie, Wcdiiher 

24, at 2 p. in. 

Janlu ClmiH lie there? 

Eire IJP candy, fruit 

foil just het! Every 

city Is Invitptl tu 

are in the fnstlvltlos, 

bd piesinn is chaireomniilteo, 

HnliinsHn nnd Mis ( - 

rnwley, nf nicnsiile 

tH lasl week of Mm 

.-•__. _ 

DePorrest Htephens, of 

spent isinncjay' and 

sltinB Etna A. Phiiit, 

febury ay. 

C.C. to Hear Zone 

Expert on Tuesday 

» **4 mg* *>e: Hti, S\ .. 

The Women's Symphony 

Orchegtraj of Philadelphia, 

which will appear 

in concert in thi Ocean 

City High School auîtorium 

next F r 1 d a y 

night, Nov, 21, under 

direction of J, W, F. 

Leman, who conducted 

tha orchestra concerts at 

Ocean City this post 

season. 

Stotesbury Will 

Talk World Court 

iiiff mill Milk 

irk of till' league, 

nnordllnj! with Ihe 

Bliss Biinnpr, Is wide- 

Hcthing was ; n | >| >1 !•••! 

Br seven children, rind 

plied dully for ii numlpH 

In which 

fcllilion 

J of liiyrtlns have 

by leuisiiii mi'mhers, 

heiim inndt*. 

[ing of diiliF; tiiiR heinrilip 

lotH of litjTe 

on rlirlHtmas morn- 

, Tv» T t d 

i ilnllH Hint lirivp been 

by frirnds and are 

by (hn nity 'firemen, 

annenl is inadn fnr 

rloUi inu to lorry nn. 

be sent plthrr to Mrs. 

' IJnn, HI ,4Rtuiry nv., 

Georgp Rrownmill^r, 

nv, fir I^Trs. Elwnnd 

st; ntid WeRlpy av; 

re PXtpmlfMi plibiioly 

bury Foiilils. nfinrBi- 

• Mrs. npririip Sinldpr 

Sillions. 

s uriif'fl to stop In 

Minii»er shnn nil A«. 

SIM' the hrsmlifi'1 tnvs. 

l-J like Ihp veritnbln 

•11R 1'OV RliriTl ' 

\ nf ninl linilirs tlinl 

iii'ld nrftVioilHly enrii 

n pnMlponfd lint i! 

:HOOL NOTES 

Sriuw TO I'l.Av 

3AMH, HATIflillAY 

honkey team of the 

Bfilionl plnyml the Hrirnigh 

team, fliiturdny nfhcl 

was ilefnnteil, 4-1. 

ns will meet for a relit 

Muiiicinnl I'lold. 

til Ilnv !1V., liinuirrow 

lit 10 n. ill. 

rn iim; uxwv. 

KSUIVlNfl I*AY 

tnliir rlas's meeting on 

it WIIK derided thnf 

be a dnnce nn Thankstn 

hn Riven by the 

nltine. 

[ppninieil to rnnimittens 

inuring an orehestra, 

fclffer nnil Harnid Iiee; 

Robert Walkins. Bin- 

Anna Nani:!, Theimn 

intrirc .tprnei 1 and Cape May county chairman 

of the hewly.organizea New Jersey 

Taxpayer's association, which 

hai announced that it will work 

throughout the state for lower 

tunes, more efficient government 

in the state and more returns for 

Pittaburg Man to Explain 

the money expended from tax re- To Discuss American Advenues. 

Essential*; Officers to The aiiociation proposes to first herence in Address 

Be Nominated 

deal largely with state Issues but Here, Thursday 

it plans later to look into huilgets 

nnd tax systems of municipalities, 

The question of zoning is again with the hope of reducing taxita All ministers of the city as well 

to bt? brought before the resort, to the property owner. 

as service clubs and other organis- 

this time by Frank P. Beit, aiations 

have been asked to urge at. 

sociated with a Pittsburg flrm of At State Realty Meeting tendance at the meeting on neltt 

engineers who speeliilize |n laying j Elmer JacksoiJ Pearl Is today Thursday at the music pavilion, 

out zoninB: plani, Mr, Best will • Friday) attending a meeting of when General Louis W, Stoteaburyl 

speak at the chamber of commerce the New Jersey Association of will speak on American adherence 

meeting Tuesday night in theHeal 

Estate Boards at Newark. to the world court. | 

chamber rooms on the music pier. Mr, Pearl is vice preiident of the This problem will come before 

The purpose, of zoning, in brief, state organisation, as well as of congresB within the next few 

is to regulate construction and the local real estate board. months and has been endorsed by 

use of buildings within certain 

the National American Legion. 

specifieil areas. This would insure Mr. and Mrs, Harry Marter, of General Stotesbury, a nationally 

preservation of certain sections as Merehantyllle. were in town last prominent figure, has been secured 

residential districts. 

week. They aumnicr her* at through the American Foundation, 

The chanfiier will aiso nominate 17th at. and Wesley ov. founded by Edward W, Bok, 

officers for the coming year. The 

The Cape May County American 

election will be held at the De- 

Legion Band will play. 

cumber meeting. 

Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph Schunamann, 

of West Pbllndelphla. were Short cuts to Proipertty—the 

Mayor Champion Hits here recently at 1719 Central av. i i d Adi. 

Back at Sewer Critics 

(Continued from Paee One) 

assist in organizing groups in 

various communities, to fight 

legislation not pleasing to them. 

Should he be successful, we would ANNOUNCEMENT^ 

probably have nu further u«e for 

state legislatures, nor municipal 

government. 

Question Officiurs Judgment Mr. Edward A. Mowbray 

"In the matter of the proposed 

sewer improvement, they do not 

appear willing to trust the judg- is now associated with the office of 

ment of the men elected to office, 

to levy the assessment of coat, 

fair ami equitably, against the 

properties effected; but recom- Clayton Haines Brick 

mend that certain sections of the 

district lo be serveil, bear the 

entire cost and certain other sec- Elmer Jackson Pearl 

tions be exempt from any portion 

of the cost, 

"As 1 understand it, the city ! REALTOR 

EIGHTH STREET | 

aomnuMionits were elected to 

rtpreseiit all nf the taxpayarfi 

fairly and impartially, and that 

is no doubt what they will endeavor 

to do," 

The mayor's statement referred 

to Elmer Jackson Pearl, director 

, C'liiirli'B Ford 1930 Roadster 

Fninklin King: ndver- 

Hurst nnd nicliard Repossessed 

pose is to raise mnne.y 

Ntw Car Guarantee 

Special Low Price 

Edw, G. Kurtz 

1st & Atlantic, Ocean City 

JTH! Mr, and Mrs. Bus Riders 

you realize that an effort la now being made 

eflte a bug monopoly in South Jersey? 

jonopolieg! The very word brings to mind unpmt 

thoughts of corporation-controlled prices; and 

ittendant evils of enforced patronage, 

,t the present time, pressure is being brought to 

I and if successful, will result in the exclusion of 

ndependent bus operatora from the highways of 

ptate. 

f 

> you, ag one of the most vitally'interested parrealize 

what this would bring about? Increased 

which no amount of legislation could remedy, 

ced patronage, be the service what it may. Poor 

Ice, which lack of competition would ultimately 

t in, 

he riding public faces a crisis at the present 

. It is possible, by intelligent action, to curb this 

iment at the outset. It is yet possible to keep the 

[ calibre bus service and low fares which the inpdent 

lines are giving. Without the competition 

khed by the private bug companieB, the service 

pred by the line having the monopoly would be 

|what it sees fit to give, and rates would inevir 

rise. Bus riders would be compelled to ride when 

how the controlling corporation decides they shall, 

Prominent political leaders have seen this danger, 

•have acted accordingly. Progressive communities 

he Camden district have taken important steps 

I remedying the situation. 

to you prefer to patronize the independent bus 

| giving the benefit of the best of accommodation, 

{'reduced fares, or would you rather place yourat 

the doubtful mercy of a bus monopoly? Men- 

JTmake the choice, and then decide upon the wiser 

•othing more need be laid regarding the undesir* 

T qualities of monopolies, especially when such a 

concerns your daily transportation. The danger 

; imaginary, » 33c 

High Quality. Verv popular with 

Percolator Users. 

ASCO Finest Tomatoes 

Red Ripe Tomatoes 

Prim Brand Tomatoes............... 

Klein's Chocolate Nut Bars 

Lucille Assorted Chocolates 

ffl|ifMilu!!iHiliiiiiiii«ai*SSillllliiniiliiilMli*iiii«ii *--*t*i* 

ASCO or Padcer's Label 

PEACHES 

3 cans Ritter 

Beans AND 

1 am Hitter 

Spaghetti 

med can 10c 

2 med can* 15c 

2 trig can* 25c 

.....B. farlOe' 

.........-....lb box SOc 

10c 

All 

for 25 

£ 

MEATS AND POULTRY 

—Specials for die Epd of the Week— 

FRBSH Hams m slif M ft J%e 

ROASTING nams ^ m ^JC 

Skinned 

Fresh Pork Loins 

» 25c 

Whole or 

Half a 25c 

Long Cut Sour Krout _...,..,3 fti Ifte 

Delicious Apple Sauce,., ..„.,:.„.,„..«« 12e 

Bog Sweets Cranberry Sauce ..can 10e, SBftj 

in stock 

(in i^ 

li|t1HlfiiiitiI|iMtii!iiill!ifi>iM>iii**tH iHmiHifilltltlf«illitmliWaaMlMMailMliTfttf^^M-' : 

Lamk'.Chbpk i':^ 

' Always nerve a slice of Broiled Bawm with «mch 

Finest Standing Rib Roast Ib 35t j 

Rump and Round Steaks or Roasts 

Fuiett Scrapple 

All Pork Fresh Sausage. ._ _.. 

Sodui Creamed Cottage Cheew 

Store Sliced Bacon . „ 

Delicious Calves liver 

MI Ataunv 

NTJI 

AVBNUUf 

AvaNuua

i. Read's Home 

Personal* M«f* frofraai on 

— Music Pier, Monday 

Attendance Here 

Hits New Mark 

Unit Plan Monday Manage] '-•— i 

into c^ M.¥ offiau T«k«lt0 Finish Hitrli 

propo««i to 

Th Three' Groups to Be e 

I Bergen County Position j 

«"«u "lgli 

Considered 

•t $2500 Pay Boost 

Woodbine Arranges for the 

M nay I M 

*?» Lenore On 

i5 * ,*">P"i. swrweli nsj 

imsfl tn Mnntelair Teachers **•? f!oU »-*!" re- 

' , „-, Uondiiy ,,.iii i._ arttrnoon j..-.-_i a request 

turned to Menltkur Tsacheri CoU 

„ ..-. 

. ta less after speBdiiiij spending several days 

_ PfflWr mi IM Pafta P wfth her parcnU, parent*. Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Mn 

- - • ' Aninw B. Mwwell. in this city. 

«ry»od Birthday 

Sift K&Il",^ i S !Il f* n- hooie Bu'esVs of Mr. 

^.Ttti^lS" C i5?? d on proirsm will be conducted on too 

music pltr under direction of' . 

Leslie C. Hugoes, The public in October Percentage Is Best 

invited to drop the name nf their FV»F R*PAHI.J( TI. 

. Mr. and Mn, Edward G, Strsnf, selections with (heir names and 

I of Hadilon Heights, and Mrs. A. 

C. Beue, of NoVristown, wore the 

' * " , ami Sirs, Heriy, 

Owir 35th weddjnf an bert R, Iraith over Ihe week end. 

.^J oHebration was in the form 

.v* *»»» party which «M 

"tea to their daughter, Miss 

•eM, 

fcV !^ ««OKfad f° T i 

ilrlilii i'.-i 

r;iren:-'JV;i 

rded for TTl«t Th 

I' Hi 111 

oddregaes atfaehed in. a box i Month in School, 

placed in the solarium j 

I-.H ii IM 

If! 

Thi. program on tlie ' Victor: 

m,i 

concert electrols tomorrow (8a!- 

^ 

fU '' Oclob !' 

" 

- mn «. zmnn owr_iii. wet* end. w m> siBr,!u« at IM p. m. ' ,"h, re. 

Mri, Edith Swan spent Thurs-P*"! 11 he devoted tor the iirtt « ing ,„ 

B day in Philadelphia. |minutes to Uctor Herberi selti- , shu. 

• •-"—L lions, votnl and Instrununlal. and ,iliri -p 

Mr, and Mrs, A, P. UnllNiion 

and daughters spent the past week 

of the fuests had at- end d in i Oak Ok Lane. L 

the wedding 85 years ago 

all present had been girlhood 

Mr - ani Mrs - Samuel Welch and 

""- of the bride. " family have moved for tho winter 

„. decorations were in pint to Woodbury where they have 

r .- white, the table being ar. opened business, 

.' IWfffd as for a real wedding', A „ . , — , 

"•^-'Vat cake was resplendent h, ,,, R 1 ol f'' Lee an 'i * n fnyi illy Mnnaprr Paul A, Volckfr, Completion of Wood- 

-\f,. 

«ill of (.11110 May, irndi-rvil his; resitviiiji 

tialloii to ciiy couniil, Tiirsiliiy, bine-Eldora Work 

mi.. |uficr xcivine as mnnnvcr of Hint 

iity,: resort lor fl\e yenrfi, Air. Voli-lii':- 

- Thn l'hiln.l.lnhi 

;,l'has lirri'iifril a slinllar jiiiiUIi'in 

pany which M,,,,,| ,., 

ll'i- h:;:h !< 'UMPI In 1'i'aniTk Tnwnstilp Hr»H' n 

. i!T!i; 

. of 

or! for thill mciritli, ueeofd- 

yfnv, an ini- 

(lie repeiri nf Suyt 

i 'i:| ! ,:il i !1. \i\\ his nalary at 

irk tn the board ol 

HI, 1 

•\ tii.,;., r:,. i 

I'll] iliu h|« 

'uexday nijihi. The 

i 

i';ipi> May, Mi Vdli-kiM s wuil, 

[lie ninillll Wits WO per , 

in." I'li'ti iiiiinuui.liu;;, anil umli- 

nUDilit-r uf tardy murks «..» 

ii« riLiino t|,i. piiy inai'.'isi'i' f.irn 

,iihc Ii-«rt iliiiii Kir any nilitr 

if y.tvirnimm hn< [ircnni sne 

iJciiiiier. 

•'•p.-f:il ihiniLih iiiwcil ivuh .. Jri.p 

.>>k ••: ''ini'ltiynifiit M.IH 

('•Ism Whill i! ««.; ;|(l,,|il|. ] III il 

, -....,,,iil fn- 

;i riiii'ii'r uf «•: 

itiinii.,r !• hi-1 

Ks,*wn«e Carnationii. Lovely flowers Piiilade-iphm 

" ;. '-igTi.-r*7—%l' »Bd beautifiil gifts *"— were "*••-_ »"•--• Mr, find Mrs. A. Lim-nli: U-iu 

k m nt Omr 

-'^£L% ' ^ j! ' â Kt" Ocean Ciiv far thd, 

fj%nRanger, of tolIiiiKSwaod; Mrs vioridi 

' E. Rush, nf South Hampton, * lonrta r '".i|in M a y h 

- 

1 '** h:-,] init!=iotM"rrt'mcotiiit T' 1 ',- '••' 

" • comniittPP will mak.. arri,,;; .„;,,! 

with the lH.mlinB fompany 

Ihe ciiiiirminity cnuici!.";],,.,,,.,, 

J. S, I^vin, im-sMcm .askr.i i'-,'-,taxus 

on the tw,. (-oinmunit'- :,u^': 

intj-H, tilt- eottiufi; anil th;. ,,.-|', 

nasium, bp rfiunviii], »inr,. !,*„. 

are for public us,'. I}-,, ,„',.' 

win he (ii«cusH.,i a,,,i •".;,".,,.,,• ,;:,;; 

;u the nr*;t mofitinp. 

Ai'iiinpl^jnt wan imnii. in; ,, , 

•i-ul fin 1 slon ti\ 

.Mn 

man, 

Sarah | 

liar] 

rl|ff 

- " 

|)lu(rs weft- ion 1-!" 

t!l" B-rf.lin,! hi jii-rmii I,,,.,, ,",,,.•„. .' 

tioii. lu'injr in,.,(|i-, Th" f;.-,- ",.•„,,', 

mitti-i- Wii» inntruco,! >,,' cp.'.'i- 

'vpr id,, entire ,ystem w't;, • i " 

illili|ilii;il( ,i v; 

'J"'' _f'M)l|iiiiy, i,, eli|nin;i[.. ., ,,. 

I i'I, p.. -\(:iv 

l.-ifk of fire iitMtrctioii. 

'» ri'llNIl-; 

mi 

n! t 

'•"• lit 1 tluh Dinner r To Havr 

.Surprise, Bntertalnnient 

PERMA, 

NENT 

KndKi--I.uni:hi. Wili'.-nn \\ }\ 

" i of Ocean City 

I-M-.--. c:-.,ri,.s A I, 

^ Marilret Bilka Bride 

Mr. and Mrs. Hnrtieri ?!. 

WUHan Sberman Wirolow Jr will spend the week end in 

Holly •in Margaret Dilks, daughtei ' _ _ ' Mr». Hildreth Hn-lc^ T< 

Mr, and Mrs John Dilks, of Mrs, Georeo W, Urrnihait ,.... I Wi.dnt-sda> Kridm- I Int. 

Ttri Point, became the bride 'limed to her home in .Aliii'ii P: rk { • • 

William Sherman Winslow Manor, Germantowii, Suiiiiiiy, ••*••—• ''*" '' 

_IW flf Mil. Rebecca Wing- ippndlng sBveral wenka JIM ,I 

p, of O^n City Sunday af- nf her siitcr, Mi». Lpnniii 

a, November 3 at the Graw "'Orson, 

•an parsonom in North- 

. Bev. EllersHe Lebn offlciat. Mrs. AHt-ll.-i Abbott 

•lOrtie Saturdiiy 'tfiff i 

Hie bride wore a jrown nl it 'with firpnilJ in W« 

11 blue chiffon with bat to 

and carried pink rose* and Rev. nnd Mr;. Wil!;;ii,i M K. 

ft the vallej', Mi»» L,OIH nedy and Mr, ami Mtw. I 

of Atlantif C|ty, wa» hride«- 'nrson rfire.ntiv fniinVf.l 

Charles H, Winilow, of rip with 

in City, brother of the 

wai best man, 

the ceremony a wedding 

WB§ served at the home 

- Goesti warn; Mr, and Mrs. 

d f l 

ART! Ml)M)A 

• I f - s '< . il'" 1 Was Iln.isie Fiinmin 

Wedneadiiy in Pliilnilelphin, 

ihe attended a l h 

— and family, of "PtnnV^, 

e? Mr, and Mn. Harry Dilks | Cliarle 

" % «« HaiBraontoB; Mrs. ,.pent the week or, 

. ••>• !l 

a^-'.-f Wi ? w » »' Ocean City; Wesley av, 

; Mm Aim Hames, of Woetiburv; 

*jgfc mat Mrs. Albert Forema:, 

.',jMAaifly; Mr. ancl Mrs. Charte*Li »,i i»r h 

& and Mr. sod Mrs. John ±S' h f, r h 

*•• Aha Simmm 

it arite S«l_,, 

M«. fatal Hunor, of . ^.^ 

»* bridie Men lay af. 

ft* fB»ts were: Jlrs 

G. Ahôit, Mr,. 

M». Jlary Hea 

____..__ Mr*. Ktri Krii i 

•M MB. J. R*t~ 

.. • MB. Joan* Ca»p. part of th» week in S 

Jta. 8am B. Sys. Mn, 

"—••« Hril juvl MB. Mr. anj Mr». Gpniz- IX 

rtm, of Chatham, are : 

a? BUfstf of Mr, ar.i M:" 

SI* fur „ 

M. Uar. TI-..".- «ii! rturn 

on Snndav. 

nOatbea CUf* of the 

Baptist Chnrcb ns enternirfat 

r (Thur^y) y) by by 

—_. — . — Oi Osier, w»«, at u mmi 

OBI 3nl i 

Gum, rtfrcshments f »nd a 

«T»m weie enjoyed. 

h n> reportci th»t the recent 

(MM h**f (rapppr, «er\,NJ in the 

1 ronnts of tkc thureh, 

I for th« bwldinp fund. Mr*. Mi.ry Shwn:;.lti-v 

-_. AM T« Pnsnt 

Friday e\-eninc in 

SWft It Is Bponw.^ 

Late* Aid nd «a be 

of I«at and esnfal 

AalMa Star 

H* VMtatr ,_^». 

A «h«t meting of the 

, »ft*r wUeh • Bdrobcr pt -_ 

Ian mmnd to Ailanti 

where th»r »UpmM th 

_jn|t •( Ventoer City " 

DM Me WNMIM •{ UM _• 

«Wt of tim dutriet deputy 

of 

y (Thar»lay) aftrnpon. 

srs were plarvd for i> and 

flS 

Mr, afld Mrs. Wilmfr E, Daiis 

pf Ttomdale. Pa., rttarfled bfitae 

todiy alUr a week"* rii:i w,_ 

UMU fleofft E, Seaman iod 

hrBilj, 

•ml 

Mtes r»mlia Hand 

Saturttjr after a 

(JOB wKl trieml^ ja 

Mrs, Helen Bort, Mrs. Marti- E. 

8eh«r«fc nad Mri. XUpb H Via 

oil*ir fortwd a trio •ilti no 

it** to PhiUdelphJ on Tu«*» 

Mr, M Mrs r >," WUMB Monl- 

UB returned SnnfluT frBB a t»-«wofer 

trip thfuagii iht 

WHL tmf ateppal ta 

Oitmlt, rriarUas 

. ,. .....„»!• fM!« ••< Tor- 

TW.v W(r% nmni 

Ml Mr*. J, * WIUliw irf 

wbe MOulfecr bef? 

M, aad CtDtnl av. 

Richard hTrwuco rttanMd TuafTCM 

a noter trip through 

Mi 

v*** *! 

Day Here 

Observed in 

Announcing New 

Low Prices on 

.77— 

Light Service Weight 

,';',' sj.ou 

'i No. 55— 

Service Chiffon 

HUM) 

Lingerie 

I 1 "' 1 '" -i!', I rcpe-d, . 

and Lice 

1931 Auto Tap to 

Be Sold Tomorrow 

COLDS nnd HEADACHES 

663 Also in TnbictT"" 

Offer An 

Optical Strvii-c 

Dr. L. W. BETTS & SODS 

Sets 

Step-ins 

demise FUR COATS 

.„ Dorothy Shoppe 

Smart Styles 

,, (Irc-an ( 

DIAMOND 

tfoate o/OTt/e 

OT>..JiT freedom from any Mnk of 

a_ p^Won«( b««oui» ef tfi.ir gusran. 

* ^ • and itandoTd (met, gtnuint 

inds—bsckad by a ragiftfrad 

Tiilt—eptpaaltethediiCTlini. „ 

•at. OblsiMbli only thru yowr 

ID VIROIN ofitMONO OtALKH 

SIIR'S JEWEL SHOP 

*«IW«ILK OfEAN CITI, N. J, 

b Wiil it: i»»». l/IB|kl ini,u.i,rn,ini. 

^gi 1 •u Mines. ^-* VIIJISI DIAMONDS 

Full Skim 

Lateit Models 

A Smalj Dfpo.il Ne(UFW 

Anr 

H. S. Peikin & Son 

InearMntod 

M2i ATLANTIC AVE. 

% ti,, 

PRINTING 

When You Wiint Fl 

As You Like It 

Lewis L. Barrerf 

HUGHES SCHOOL OF 

MUSIC 

c "i;itiii,( •,,-..... •• 

WUJY PRINTING 

MVWOOI) i'HICSS 

VIOL IS, 1ST— CONDUCTOH 

MUSIC STUDIOS 

'. Will Kn-.., 

Diamond Jewelry 

SIS up ( 

I 0Xg Atlantic Ave,," epp. Oaf Ofnî 

••#< 

| JEWELRY 

THAT LASTS 

! 

WM. SCHOPPY 

JEWELER 

1130 Atlantic Ave. 

TMiphan*! MaHM 71W-W I 

i iuii,M! ( "- ! Him.'! 1 . Ice rieani at 01- 

;*T11 er,v n. y'.-. ith nnd Ocean. !'hn;n ^2! 

i 

VilJ.V I'HH Kit 

Fall Millinery 

MARY R. FOX 

M i fi ft i e G M u r t h .i Art S h e f 

6'5 EfQH^H STREET 

Siiv It With 

A ( JIFT ThHt LASTS 

EMORY'S 

W n lLncs~-C!3;iis— Jcwthy 

A I ' KlfsjD^ Or HEPSIRI\G 

A L L W0HK OL'iKANTlEQ 

«il AsL-II-y 

Atri'.m- Oi»p« C.t, 

fAI.I. 118 ,,r i(9 

713 8th 

FRESH FISH 

$8.00 

I'owjfri 

BlenM 

Ai 

803 IIOHTH IT, 

Sales fad S 

RebuOl i 

Sale—Anjl 

Vour CI 

Rn 

A.M. 

lii Bay Am 

PlHM 

CALM 

n. HICKMAN 

1U3 

Next Tuesday 

uo ui sun; ''m 'd i jt 

WCAU's 

Friehofer Hoi 

'The Plate Where Quality 

11 THE BRIGHT SPOT— 713 ASBURY 

NOVEMBER 

NOW IN PROGRESS 

roR years thSi^ 

been favored wpj 

of Ocean City fty 

We feel that thi< 

•dl" this putron«i^j 

smr, is the nwrf;] 

commendation 

meiit tooufbuill 

"We thl*| 

• •;' 

I. N. AGRONFUI 

1307-09 Pacific Avenue 

1 

t; Occupant 

,pes Flames 

oper, Road Super- 

Badly Hurt in 

iial Accident 

|l«iior, nf Orern (Irtek, 

HUlicrvlKiii' I'nr tiiu 

ti iind a iirimiineiit 

Ciic Mfiy Cciumy, was 

Injured. TuMduy, ill 

when his enr lost its 

n, uareened wilcllj' nnd 

Jut iiilii fliinieH, Just us 

iBnajseil In extriuiiln 

Din taeliintl tlie stWritm 

|nnw renting sumnwliiit 

at lilt; lioiiie, with 

Jtliretl rilm. l T p until 

nighi. nil liitoninl in-^ 

liOCiinin iiJHlnrcIil find 

plight Mi. I.npiir wiiB in 

i Hpt'i'dy recovery, 

fttiul HlipiirviHnr ivp uri 

oiuo from Mnya LiuiiilnE 

iinnq iilioii! tlirfn mllcrt 

ilrkahnn rnnil wlien tlir 

sola of Ills Hilicli tore 

the m.iclilnr, lcttiiiK 

lipiiii Hii' cniuTnte. Hi? 

> (ii ntlrr ah.r • jp.NHOri 

tranrdinrii^ ini^hap. 

viOluil 10 "JUJps 

tiniR, Mr. liiiiifT wiis 

Bi'ly 40 milfis nn hour, 

the whpoln rncr-il on 

Hie ear tin 1 y^ww, 

If the vegetables are a Httlt 

cvisper and frerter for this yesi's 

Thanksflvlng tent, it probably ii 

duo to a repent development in thi 

electric- re'riueration Uiduatry, now 

found in many Amencun honieB, 

Dietitiiins arid engineers, looking 

for a method to prevent dehydration 

of leafy vegetables arid simi« 

hir foodH KtiiiTil in mi olectric refrigemtor, 

developed the liydrator, 

a ( 

nose 

|aln!lg tho CMiiii'rtMp, iluj 

loiely fint nf fifinor, 

who \\;\:i alono 

Br, wriH tliiiiwn vinlontly 

tcPiiiis whi'fl. iiiiil 

tiirue 

in his lower 

V^rnl nthrr 

imns uliout r> fnrn nliil 

his cn;ll w torn = Fnr= 

' tlin stffiiru whni'l held 

noi iio 

iH^p tlir r;ir rcniniiiod 

i tlirniijilliiiil Us uiiortliii- 

Vinr. Mild Sir Lnper, dr. 

fiic'l Iiiiil Hie wind was 

I. out nf hi i hmly :iiid he 

irly ri'ndfM'nd iinrniiêioiis^ 

|the dnor ninl Rrninihled 

iii flrre in lirnr (ho vonr 

e -Toni Hie iiMirhinn. 

pr yin** (if T'liiiiii>s 

t-iit Intnr ii wns a mass 

arid beyond nil hope of 

! Qntalnef finiMlied in add prasf 

pbreeliiln, populiirlaed. by Frigidaire 

Corporation, 

LeaiiipK piniiint nf this General 

Motors subsidiary is u ]ine of low 

priced ninriolH deHigned to m.iet 

the requirements nf the average 

AmeKiTm family anil whic-h has 

resulteil in thoiisanilsi nf salss to 

familiis which iireviously fell unatili- 

to iifl"nnl an rlectric refriegrator, 

' 

All Frljfiilnires priisenied as 

ChristiiHi" ^fifts thin year will ho 

fitted «idi a stcrliiiR sdver in- 

M'ri|)tin!i |i|;ite, it han been annnuiired, 

'rhiH jilatet nr "medal of 

honor,'" as it 'is called, has been 

designed to meet the wishes of 

hundreds nf prOHpPctive purchasers 

who wanted their gift to be dis= 

tinctly a Christmas preseni. 

Social Items 

llr, (inil llrs, stcili'in Hiists 

At 1'iiHwlilii I'lirly ' 

Dr. anil Mrs. L. is. A. SteiJem, 

nf 15:14 Asbllry av., wert 1 hosts at 

ii jiinoehle pariy las! week, 

Present weie: Mi. a.rnl Mrii, 

I'limlcs liariiu. Air. anil Mrs. William 

Williams, Mrs. t'hiri'iiue A, 

Little, Mrs, James Ausiin and Dr, 

mill Mrs. Steileiii. 

Attt'iid Annual In in liitui 

Oi f'i(a*il tiiiiml Wiinii'ii 

'rlie roiist Guard LuaKiie of 

Wiilili'll Ili'lil tllfir annual Ililiell- 

I'on last Fildiiy iii ihe Marine 

Urill, Atliiniic i'ily, 

'rhiise wiio attended iron! 

OITIIII i'ily well!; Mrs, llieliard 

iresHi nnd ilaiiKliii-i, Gertrude; 

Mi!., i IiHsinriher Ileillliam, Mi'.i. 

William Hendei'MJii and Mrs. Juseph 

Noroum. 

Holipvi .\le'" 1 m 

Viiw.—Mr. and 

Auditorium Price T§wn held a "§ Rename 

F..v for the B, Y. P. U. 

florfoui tiirie wis had by all. 

bouse. 

Thoie presint were Mr, nndAll 

officers of the Cupe May Corresponding Me 

Commander Sends Open ijri, W. Ii, BisijrovB, Mr. and County Sunday Ichool AasoeliUon treasurer, C. NtwtaB 

Letter to School Board Mrii, Joel Robinson, Mr. uriH Mr.--. and the County Council of Religi- Green Creek. 

Melvln Welle, Garwoud Pnyiin and ous Education were re-elected last 

Fteikl 

—Says Room Taken Enid Qrace, of Suuth Seuvillc nnd Friday at the 65th annual conven- 

MiBS Preaton, Mr, and MIT!. Paul tion of the association and the 

The local Ingionmiires complain Hiniler and son, Mis-it's Iihmlu fifth annual convention of the = Fre»h Daily— 

I 

about being made to pay K5 annd 

Mary Downam, Marie Co::, :ouneil at the M. E. Church, Cape = Each day the C>pt Je*n 

night to the board nf educatinn Glailys ITiompBon, RuUi (Juiiuao, May Court House, Gilbert S, : and C*pt. Stretch brlni in 

far use of tlie high school audi- Anna Wllli, Charles Wills, Muriun Smith, former mayor of Avalpn, : ni«! c*tch« of cod to Abel's 1138 ASBUHY 

torium when the jiliiy "Aunt Hewitt anil the Town family. vas chosen presidint of the ai- - Market. 

Lucia" was given last week, and 

iociatinn 'or the eleventh 

: 

in a long open letter to the 

Cod (whole) tt> 10c 

board, made pubiu" tliifi week by 

j Stenk Cod lb 20c 

Luther IE. Hoffman, comniarider, 

| asked that use of the auditorium Patsy Montagna 

| be made free '.ii return for the 

Ford '29 Sport Coupe - Freth Fillet of 

': of Haddock lb 25c 

taking over of nne of the legion 

'rooms in the high school buildinji Up for Bad Check 

New i'nint 

Kxcillent. who offered it in 

payment of merchandise. Rosa 

OF COURSE THEY DO1 

had received It from Montagna 

No longer do they go from store » 

Mrs, Harry Fehrle Critical for services. 

The papui- was dated June 1, 

store, comparing quality and prices! 

After Serious Operation lOZ'i, and wiis drimn on the 

Sen Isle City,—Mrs, Harry tuckuhot: National Bank, R, C. 

Women themselves have ushered in a new way. They 

Fehrle, nf 44tli st., is in critical Smith, cashier of the bank, mid visit any A&.P Store in their community feeling confi- 

condition at the Atlniitic City lios. Montagtia had cloned nut the acdent that A&LP'S low, regular, everyday prices infure 

pita!, where she underwent an count prior to June 1, 

positive savings. A.&P's prices will be reasonable on 

Juit the dbh for 8und»y 

operation, Mnnilay. She was taken Montnenn is ii well known ff-;h- 

there hist Thursday, 

prnian in Sea Isle nnd operate a 

EVHRY ARTICLE EVERY DAY I 

dock during the _snmmer at !ith 

Student Shows Hunters st, and the bay, Ocran Ciiy, 

How to Hunt Rabbits 

Sea Isle City—Harry Muller, A (Treat many icpoil« lie he- 

Jr., an Ocean Pity Hiirh School fore Congress, 

student, of this resort, did better 

.iwli.-y. "I North 'than, many older gunners on the Chenrful Liars—The woman v.-lici 

Philadelphia, was ii reeeiil re- openinjr day of the season, Mon- siiys she bobbed her hair jvist "for Fancy Maine 

sort visitor, nl 1117 Wesley aT,_ day, He .shot three rabbits. comfort," __ _ 

FINE FOODSTUFFS 

Potatoes 

98-pound bag 

At Purse-Pleasing Prices $2*35 

|«erii'' (oiii- Mi- T.'ni'-i' i" 

nf Dr. Crydor at Court 

liii ti'Piiird him and took 

ill * Ilium' UP -xriZ tif = - 

liod. iinri ti iiri.l.iililv will 

fenl d:ivB liiifnii' lie is nhle 

flip- 

[-Support and I 

Pleas Heard! 

aces Are Meted Out 

Accumulation of 

County Cases 

ftniiser iif plra^ \s'er*' HhhfN-.l 

pnli'llfi'S jif ii.ii iu ilL'iii, W e d - 

in the lirnt Ht ! HHtiin ul 

jfieid in tô weekn. Liijihir 

brj=pUpint! : t i:Lî inade up 

|4iniiii JiiNnii, viilurei! ui 

id, jili-adi-ii guilty t j. a 

of pnsêNînn anil sva> [ineil 

id nnnts while William Slli'l'pf 

!'iiiiiii|i-l|ilii:i. I'lirniirb "I' 

Wililwiiml, wnp- I'ini'ii .-flT.') 

Ipsts when hipli'iiiled uiiilty 

Kpoi tatiiin. 

A. l.enhv, II'' Tuekalinr, 

u pica nl' tiiiiliy In pnsanil 

wns fini'ii !fl">0 and 

IIH Cuilly: I'iiH'il Sl-iO 

|p|l IhiSsill, nf WilllwilO'l, Will) 

llsiided it'illiy I" nos-i'sJioii, 

iticd $W> and i-osls. 

lam R, Sinkinsiin, iif Oi-i'B-i 

was iiriii'i-i'd tn pay ^s ;i 

instead nf 1*5 .ufter on appilby 

his wife was hi-iird. 

Siiikinfon had aAed for 510 

k for her two diildien. Hie 

were i|ivi * 

Sunny (i ulci Bacon siind «hli«i th. H«ii % .lb pkg 19c 

Morton's Salt - ptf 8c Wh«atena - pkg 21c 

Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour » 2 pkgl ISe, 

Karo Blue Label Syrup • 1 ma lie, 

Pabst.ett Cheese • pse^sft 23c 

CampbeU's Tomato Soup • 3 cam 23c 

Sparkle, the New Gelatin Dessert - 2 pkgi 15c 

Eat More of the Wholeiotrw and Nutritioiu 

Graodmother't 

WRAPPED •P»W^1» baf 

It is the staff .if life—made of the pureMingKiitnn tad flam 

wcitern when. Baked in our own b«kerl«-Ireih diUyl 

Paimolive Soap 

Bah.O _'- eon IJc 

Vouiig'§ Soap Chips 

Selox • Pkg 15c 

6 itku 39c 

Ivory Flakes Igi pkg 20c 

2 package* 1?C 

Soap • 3 MJNI 1?C 

(PerMnal) 

Tlie average price of goods sold at A&P Store* 

In»t month was ju«t over ten cents a pound. In 

the same month a year ago the average prlee WM 

more than eleven centi a pound. 

The reason /or this is that A.&V awes 

its emtamvn fHl iha benefa of 

the louer commodity (trice* thisl 

Ihm prt«H KfMcttv* M O*M« OHM 

• - i f 

for the W< 

MeatMarkei 

751 Asbury Avenue, Ocean 

Prime Rib Roast 

Cut ttam th« ln«l *ora-ft4 i«*^ bttit 

Pork Loin Roast 

C Whole or hAt pork lota J 

Shoulders 

I Popul«r 4.« IfMH tMn | 

Ducklings *• 

Smoked H ams 

(All 8U»~Whde or Half J 

Salt Water Opttri 

KERSEY'S SAUSAGE AND 

ORDER YOUR THAKKSGI 

POULTRY NOW! 

Turkeyi—Duck»—Ceerti—CHcketU 

— Produce Specials — 

JUICY f 

Florida Oranps 

FANCY >• 

Bananas 

NO. 1 MAINE 

Potatoes 98 ib. bag 

FULL POD 

Calif. Peas 

doz * 

IDAHO 

1DAHU ^ 

BakingPotatoes 151bB '«5l 

ALMAR 

GR0C1WB4MMK * PRODUm _ 

In this scnHtionil twoday 

sale thert are seores of High 

Quality Food items reduced In price to Mi 

a rain record for 1930. The manager of yout 

nearest AJmir Itare is wnitirc Io mem yea 

Heckers 

rinSjr Whol.Gr.io 

Large Mcalr Mtha 

Potatoes 

IS Whll- 

HUIUB 

Baf 

Lard % 

IK

Doo't DoSo 

QuMter 

h Gut 

C« Qangf—Xavemhpr IT. 

Tjin.Ess«-.T; Ji'oveijiber 24, Sanj 

Plumbor-;; Decembpr 1, WaltBttivnn; 

December S, Firs: 

•-Tfll December 15, 0. C 

' Shop, 

r*s Mints—Xovemher 17 

Htrdwaw, Nov«mb«r it 

ower Shop; Dereniber 1, 

Son-Ewex; De»mhiir S, Chain. 

i ftund; December IS, Sanninp 

.WidSce HaniB-an- — Xorembei 

t Mintier MinU: Kovpnit»r 24, 

B *M Sand; R»«mb»r 1. 0, C, 

j Dertmbfr 8, 0, C, Flowp 

wniber 18, First National 

J^vL Flower Shop—Nnremtwi 

L Champion Snnd; .S'ovfniber 24, 

^*—rt Mints,- Dcremter 1, Firs; 

" fc 8, Wallace 

15, 0, C. 

K-C, How»r Shop: NoveBiher 24, 

•Kn»— Hanlwar..; December 1, 

Plurnbers; Decemher S. 

Mints; December IS, 

I mm: 

FIftt National 

«hl I!j ]«:. :-t 

-_ -, 157 151 lit 

15* !•» ITS 

» . old golf gamo, 

woria giorc and nn«> of (he re- TtHl* if jou have played as 

sort's iiuisl enlhusiiislii; bowlrrn. much as I have, you're 'not 

Trlsrs ihr fiilioisinB lelier to Trd playiiiij often. I have to con. 

Okv_ Tk> sMd must h»w Bartrao. fTtiiii Germaninwn. * hi)I !>«» . and 1 nllifll! Hiram 

.—„.. ._.. als.ihwn lumllii); loumamrni in ihcMowrrr'ii 

KaiiK got j n a huddle 

i _-j- M* winter and stnage Mtvi rhls \si*k. ami hy sally (liiwi) there for the heat I 

if***" •?"* •*•>>» h«* Mv»»- (I ivrt.iiHli made int. want tii guess. 

L am "Ckifan CSly Flower si't hart; with yon fVlhiws Must i'lnse iinw. Ted Will 

•itnill 

waieii the proKress of the 

a -liVKitsi advaiiA* in 1 seo son an- the siar ro- hunch every mek. Nest time 

W th,s swami iitjrhf of !>. ..,->.,; inier.-stiiiK, " ""'T ihem a irood hut scrapiiy sea- 

M* thn! ;11r,»i nr ;ho sane is son, and also that ! «-j|| he 

s; ii nsaiti 

with ihem in spiru every nialr 

' l m «r tfc* Pmy 

1- tfrlnUiiy U a sOi.mio Siinii*- they IHIW I 

> Jnraeg *»r? Hulinff* TVal 

^•> Urns, write w 

M r FWiri* *!td Tilt 

hjWWMt in howiiiy iV,\in ih,i 

•** shorn hj R,wky Nott.wi 

JI S»Ul,h. M««y low 

uric hiisiti 

n hkh : 

T Three years ago a powerful 

Maroiin and Whlti) thut hail 

I swept everything else before it 

Joiiriipyed to Wildwood tu play » 

team which was considered Us 

.inferior in every respect, Neitlior 

I players nor fans eould hardly l,p. 

lievo it when Wildwoud walknl 

luff the Held a victor, •luasinn;; 

Oeoan I'lty's ncord to smith, 

ereens, 

foach Guest evidently Is gninq 

to do all in his power to prevent 

history from repentinii iiself. On 

the surface, if M'Oiild seem thnt 

since the Xlarnon Hn,\ Wlilt,. in.ik 

Holy Spirit Into camp nmt Pleas^ 

antville plastered a M-rt defon! 

on Wildwood last Saturday, thnr 

the slime hero Samrdny after 

noun should not h.. ihe enuse of 

lany aluriii. 

hrn you uef 

No Re*! fur This Team 

Your ,Md side kick. 

Bui tho past liiis (iciiioiisirated ( 

"fHliK' Pel? F\l KR invariiihly ihai n tenii lets IIOWM I 

after scoring n iiiirticularlv haiil-! 

«l*i IS Wi* llM ,iw !. 

enriied victory. I'siially the hit ' 

r th# «w.is for rahhits, 

tered pliiyers alii given a rust 

QMunpi>vi was kwk a:v' Holy Spirit Coach Foresaw and trniniiig is c:is,i d up a hit] 

J»d Ui sw hiii 

hut Coach ilui'si is iiikiiii; no 

-JhMMWVil His swfvs W-J-JM 

luiiices ;(«(! the (il,'i.ii>r.r>>;:- in !i> ksaid 

tho fooling is inui.mil from 

l-,.iiiii!:!>-.i-.lt>ii on »!-,• jiivii':i.-v I the divan ( 

th. iii-.f-.Hiiii-iiic o' isi.i.-.v.n^ 

.jh.::iiitiiii.i. 

jint 

Tht' KjIptT" llevrspiipi- 

AV.A aio •!:!'! a il;i:tfri:i(j "wr; 

ivi: i Afii'r jfr.iii',ia:;i'.e from 

C\:y Wgh A-hiÎ. ,lini tnok 

ûr^ :,: Fnisiklin un,j M.- 

Hi- U riaiv a junior at I^ 

wtji'IV hr i< «!i:.:yinir 

y j 

jour: 

— la. 

_ Plunibers — Wiwreber 

_„ NaUdnal; N\iverahi-r 21. 

rt Outage; itecemlwr I, Cham 

( SawJ; Dwemter S, Hudswrn- 

~ DKMBber IS, Mintter's 

Katidnal—N'oremher If. 

Plumbers: NoWwher 24 

.• Essex- Dpcember J, P. C 

• Shop; December S, O. C 

" Dtwniher 16, Wajlaft 

I-.-.;: 

,.|. wh:,h h. 

shown 

Colossus Coming 

to Atlantic City 

% (^ SCHOOL 

in the 

IM'K.W i ITV 111 < .• 11 SCHOOL 

every standpoint of health protection. 

i!y «!;imlpoint. niid i, 

hard-f,!-i!:!il aanie can lift ,iv. 

p.'Clrti. Ihnugh il la n. .r :iniir- | and richness. 

rpatrtl 'h;ii ii r.'Tio'in.iii of if,,, 

1 YOU WANT THIS MILK! 

hut onco hi I ,l,--.-:.,!.v nil,] i),r 

mnny fiiiihfnl fniioiv 

-i,oTo,i i,, A:l.iriii,- 

j (AHHuTIs IMIUIKS. ,„,,) 

On. -.vi,.i, a,w,r rr,,i,i,..., 

iliscovor ;i in, M,,.,I w)in-,!, 

l 

mo-o 

In rr:!rtir:i1U 

ovory 

Wt-.iip |,n,,. 

,'..--iilv.i- 

'.is* in t*it 

in fh* ran* M.iv 

»,!s lost in 

« '' ^n * '.hru^* 

Thi' Final Safc.guur'l 

TM.s nrw Sc.il.K.in c vi. 

F-eii% in,. proii-ciicn of 

Abbeili "A" M .Ik II ,s ine 

••".il sin) in the sisiem 0( 

•-u-d [i^niinesf ihrii pro- 

êfi5 ^jjbolis- A' Milk fi .:.•). 

it; 

li ... . ... ». 

O»an cfty Ga 

r , i?i :i: 

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T and 9 Sjit«i*iy M«Nw»: 1.M 

167",—Boll PiMM*—l«t 

Chapfw I 

RIN.TIK.TIN 

"# in "Tfce Lone 

THREE DAYS ONLY! 

Thursday, Friday 

and Saturday 

Nov. 20, 21, 22, 

'ormally 

TO DOUGHTY THEATOE, IN -WHOOPEE 1 

'JSMSf 

You'll Scream at £ddie 

Cantor as a Jewish Indian 

Riotous, Fasi.Mtfpping Comedy! 

Sublimr Scenic Investiture! 

Broadway's Most Brilliant Stars! 

Entirely in Luxuriant Technicolor! 

Added—Friday and Haturdiiy—Added 

(hapt«'r Five 

Rin.Tin.Tin in "The Lone Defender" 

Colorful Coloni.l Ceremony 

Attends Affair at Cape 

May Court House 

Thm abemnM of the ne\n quar- 

t«?ii of ihe Cape Ma\ CounU Nh 

loiieal SiK-ift}, in lhi> rmirt Hnu«w 

Kuildinp, Cspr Ma% Court Houie, 

«a< rrlehr.ued ls-t SatunUu with 

appropriate ceremuiiies, jitrnilnJ 

b\ people from ail •jitinii- nf thr 

c

P> n i r t 

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BrtB SaTr % 

ha. ,, ,. 

f od»*p. 

t*ias ffja 

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lls * '» He^d for ' '!.' "!, 

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H r rRo«tB^fSupper 

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Plumb ing 

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Pho•ne 1200 


JOSEPH G. CHAMPlo^;, 

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*a*r fc Wilson 

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Mary E Wll»n 

MH, b n i n, 

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AUtonder 0or»n 

Alnanitor OorlOB 

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CttiWr 

J»p. V Anthon 

J«« V Anlbon 

John J Ko,i,r 

I Howirt Thorn 

B Homrd Thorn 

Effima Brewn c 

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Amis A Wright ~ 

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Urri.14 

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T. Con»,n~

^"•M# ;.ip. 

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fer Mlttanxnt to Ills 

the County of Cape 

eenth day f N 

in tha c«tUr Una of tht 

•Reid SMtion No. I 

r .seated •-* *"• --•-•' 

livUlon lino 

u« 

_..«„ Octobar lltli. 1580, 

THB FIRST NATIONAL. DANK 

OP OCEAN PITY. N, J. 

pC^HN J. HOFIW, A" 1 " 18 "' 1 " 01 '- 

_ M «r 

H m usual? or Cape May on When) the division lino luitwcen the 

etoenth day of November ne»t, lands of Banmel a. corgon nnd the 

(en time application will be Hairs of Mrs. o. iwmi Ititoraciits 

[of the allowancg of Cofflmlii- the snlti centur line; Hiiiil Intureue- 

. I tloh ligint lit'lnff Houili fit degrees 

iind 38 nilhuti'ti 13riN'. of iind 3?i!i feet 

dltftuiit from Ihi' eyrm-r of thu hinds 

of Km s, viinoiidcr iiiid'iliij iinhs 

ef Mrs, C. Kwilll III Ihu lllti- uf tho 

IniuiH of NHimli'l O. i-'orHijii afore- 

Miild. when piild iiirtiiiiiGc iii iiii'iiyiir- 

i'd atone Urn yhiil linu bctwyo.ri tlm 

JHIidB of .Hiiiiiut'! Q Cnrison iind thi; 

Hr-lm of Mrs. (', Hwuii, The iifuin- 

nlliff point of CTBo. May. itiiido on (liu alxttn'iitl 

4W of "October. A, 13. 1530, on ths 

ijmcatlpi! of the eybgc-fHiyf, esucai- 

im of said diiuyiisc'di notleg la here- 

f given to !hii creditors of aiiid tie." 

„•»< 10 exhibit to tho suliBi-riiipr 

gfKieF Bath op QfflrffliiUon thulr claims 

IM demands ngiilnsit thp estntr of 

Ml deceased within six months from 

t» ilntegllth dny of OatdliDr, A. ii 

OtOi • SP they wii lie forevur harn-d 

,«f, any. Action OBuhwt tho »ithjorlbcr. 

• Pallid October 16th. A. D. 1*13(1. 

KZKKlliL V. COHSON und 

' CHAKLIJij (J. DAUOOCK, 

^ _ I5N:i-nutoi 

•ABCOCK & CHAMPION. BSQK. 

'Frerfur--!, 

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['MS 

WOTICI OF BITTLEMENT 

Nstife VA iK-ieiiy ffivon that th, 

micoutim nl ihi' KUbrifi'llii'i', fi» Aii. 

inlhlHlrHlor of thu K»ln|i- of .liii-oi 

Hc?hiiffi drcfH-^'il. will hi. iiinlitf'il iintl 

atated by tlii- Kui'i'tiKiil''. iilul !.-• 

tJortfHl for ^'•illi'iihiit in Hi*- OrchiiM^ 

Colin of Ilii' C.omily nl Ciiin- Miiy 

ill Use Jii'ViTilouiUh dny of Pfi-cfiilKM 

nffst. 1 at wliich tlni^ .•iiiiilifiuii'ii will 

m iliftdo fur thi iii[!iU-, ; ini I- cn' nnin 

mislllOll^ .ind e'niin.^,'1 fri's. 

Dfttgd Nevt'nilipF lit, III.III 

THU i'"'HT ••iTihv.M, l:\NI- 

or OCEAN CITV. N, J. . ^ 

JNO, J. MOPPIN. 

i ' l »> l! »«' t * 

CITY OF OCEAN CITV, N. J 

NOTICE 

. Sealed l*ropos!!lH will I,*. r.,!'i.,(vt 1 (i 

Iw tho liouii! of I'liininiHBii.iii rs ii! 

, fne Commisslnnpiv Cliitnilii'r- I'lly 

• • HHII, Ouiiiin rilj. N,.w ,j,r«,y, nn 

•. Novsniliiir aith, id Hi,. hniiV" uf ' .'( 

pclpfk In ihf. iifhinoriii. for : In 

leuiiiiK of tlii. mnln flmir of liic- t'tiii- 

VBntlnn Hull, ailuiilufl HiwHi Stri-. I 

, •!!(! Boimlwiilli, tiftuin riiy Sr.» 

Jwiny, fin- tin. wlnhp M.-jiKdii m 

]JICI.19J1, hi'KinuliiK liiTi-mlii'i- 1,-r. 

nan iinii • • n.11Nn Anrii IBI, m;!i 

Tin- siiiil niiiiii Hour uf ill- 1-MII. 

ventiou linll to b*. lt.'i--,'il \i, iJM, 

hlijheat ro»iiunii|l,l,, bl.hl.i, f,m! •„-. 

, nOHliiiii to Ihi. icrnm nn,! , unilniiin 

m found on tile in ill,. I'm ri, i k , 

Office, Tin- fin.-ei-ni.fiil lii-l.li'.i- I,I II,-,. 

ihp mid rii.or uf ti,.. I-,1I,V,.IIIIMII 

HIUI for IliiKkelluilJ. 

Blrtii to ii,. iintiliiB.il in ,,,,i|i,| ,.„. 

Wlopeu, iidilr.sw.il to Hi,, iiuiird ,,f 

QomnilaslonLTH. ,-uul In Itiiv imirk.-.l 

oil mif envii|oni.B. tin. WOI-IIH. "r. 

poiiil for .It'imliiK of iniiln floor, I'liti. 

Tcntlon Hal!," 

The UoilITl ,11 l 1 iiniin|«»i,,ii,rs n 

•wve the fisbi in ifj.-ct niir « nil 

'•' ". K. Ii SMITH. 

JOHN E, TKOUT. 

n i > rtk - 

'I'tlKNCI.; 2n.l- T I M I I Hi,, 

Hiiniii.l n . t'lif.,,,, ,,ir.ill,l 

M:I f.-..| . l i H l n i . i r, ,-mi ill,- ..,. 

n f i h . . :• rr-l-t-s.ili.l Tili'L.ili,.. I! 

lion \ i , . 1 ivli, n ,||, •i,ur,,,l 

iiilitiPH llj ill, silii . . IH • r 

(irlL-ln.-'lll- !m•(.(.,( H.iiliil i.S 

Miiii ^*i mini!!.-* f• T;i.-it i. .li^ 

i 

.-iiil 11, 

1 1 1 - l > , 

I'll ih. l;u;i|^ 

, , IHIBIFF'S SALE 

By Vlrllie of li writ of FiiTi fiifiii.: 

for jiale of ,MoriBii-m,r |"'ri.iiiiB.-»." I, 

Wf,Vi.. ll» dlroistod, lasii^H oni ,,f "t"hi> Cnii't 

ft-V i •«. Onaiipory 01 Ni w .li'ivey, on t In- 

21th dny ot Ortdliu'i, A. D lijii in 

II (Jortain riiuui. wlii'iciu ]-iiFi Nii- 

tiQiinl Bunk of Or-i'aii rit.\- N ~ I 

JM 0 ", 1 * '"'"i'liiiili!nt. und j,,,ii, JI 

Chi-Htcr, i-l MIH /HI, .|,.fini|,ii,i», | 

«hull iix 

due. on 

MONriAV, 

ndiwei'll ih* 

In 

liKcUMItKI: iili h;« 

honr^ of Iwi-ivi- .nil! I 

. O'illefk p. in., in wil, ill iiii,. u'rin 

III thi! lifliTliUlin Uf Billil il: 

tit thi! ShiiMTH ntfit-i-, in i-iip.- M 

lloilFt liou^n. f'.-ipi- M;iy ('niiii 

Niiw Ji-rMi-y: 

Al! thu! I'-Tljiiii iiit!i!K;ii:'il I'M-I 

JnnH, with Hi'- -ripriiii ti'niiini.fi, iii I 

bill ef i'iilfiilNiilli ill fill- *:iiri i;|i 

mirtlcnlnrly n.'t for! h mid tl. M. i lin 

Chat is iu «;I,VJ 

All thi.- fiiiliiwinii ti'it'l or ji.-iri 

- Of Inilfi ,-l!!'l (iri-llli^.:' ln-H ill.il! 

BnrtlPuliirly i|.-«:rlli';il, .BIIII.-IIU, hi 

dnd iiHliiK In Ihu i'lly of Ou.'mi I'll 

in Ihi' County nf I'nrii M;ii ni 

SlHte of Nrw .It-IHi-y 

BHINni,o! Na, -ISi; in SiTllou ,S ' 

Pint! at tin' fii-i-iin I'ity iiunii.ilin 

»KGlNNif;u ui ii imiiii in iln- Null 

w?3t - Su 

11" 1. 

iHIRIFF'S SALE 

Uy vlriui or ,i wilt ol rii'i-liiielas, 

foi' ««ln nr M,.,.|i,-,,|., ,i .]• " -; ' " - 

me (Hrcrtutl, Ipminil sill uf the Ooitrl 

Of Cpiini'ii> nl "ii.u ,|.-i H' > - nn Iln 

tth day of Nari-nibur. \. n In!" in 

it i-crtnln ••.•mi"' wllin in Kinmri "I". 

W i l e y in < 'liiiiil/liniint, :,ii,l IMl.Miii 

t ' O r S O l ! i'l VS., t i ,1 .ir, d ' f ' i u l . l i i ! -, 

I nhuil I'XIU'M' In ,.ii|i. ,,! |iiil.|j,. , ! , , . 

." MONnAV. iJKi'K.Miii-;!; mi. ism.. 

at thu siiuiirfa offiu 

noun lii!ii»,., ci,,i.. 

nnrliiiiliirl.^ 

(hut In In 

All thill 

hind iinil 

tl 

,,f Tii.-lc."- 

, i (,| 

n i 

ft CM? "iif 'II'IM.II i'lly in rh» 

.^\ .flE CrtCp Rin.v /in,l HiMiu .tf Ni 

k'l *py, Houndi-fl iiiiil Hu.icrlhi'ii • 

'.-'.itfWii; LOT 3lii H...'lliin'""".\'"' n, 

V '.of llts Ocuiiil I'lly \5onrlniiu, 

Viliili 

II 'rn 

BWJiKNiNd 

.Îlfle of Asbiin- 

tf : '.ir.'*Ped ,*llH Thlily 

i|, 

On,. 

fi South 

iil 

liiir 

........ (isnj 

~.j from thu Boiiii 

- - of Sistli Pi.rent[ ,., 

Itbwuiitwuidly iii,,nK in id 

y Avpnilr. thirty (iiii! .,.-. 

pi' breridth nnd of that widi 

ling NtirthwuHiwiiriJly hriwr.* 

iparilH'.'l with iiiiil Hivlli xim. 

Muiidruii ilijti) luul io ii fifi... 

Wlrtr- aliii.t, 

I til!. 1 Hililiu !i!iMiiiMi,H Whii 

ivoycd niitii 1Hi' .îil'l fiJtiini 

by dupfl from I'IIM^, I 

rf It*,, linti'd .\|ii>i|i |.'|. 1:11 

sreh'rt in thu CI,HII'N orri, 

Mnv t.'oniily in *!••• d iifji 

m. 

t i\iiQ Ulidur dni'iuu U $1;; 

It with hiiuri-sl iinil Kh.-rifl 

lo b« liddi'd, . . . 

JOHRKHT U, (Urn, Hiiiiifl, 

-"•' '""•—-— la, llipll. 

f, HllJIiini «ol i 

4-lt-p(-»l« M p 

SHlRlfP'S SALB 

r-'yfrlilf of fl Pl!lr!i*s blxtHMitU 

»', to me illfBctpd. i.sBiied ol 

Capo -May rifeiil! Csiirf, i.. 

Mir rt«y- of Oi'iiiitiT, A, p 

: iliiiir{LXpumi in HIIIU nl ptibll 

'v,' DiCBMBitt (in, ftto 

ihe iiouf« of malvp tun 

vuiCh p, m. In wit, til oni 

ilil thy aiti'iiiean of snld liny. 

f.ihiirtfri offlup,, in Cone m,i 

H61l»e, A1l,iy Cuiinty. 

I of 

Wrlalii ifiict or imrci'l of 

rod 'for wlilcnljll und IJ.- 

IB lltehi of Wing of ihu 

il HB . 7'ui-rmhijL 

I It) thu Tmvn 

f C «* 

lunty of CBPO Miy 

* ind Mr 

ni 

l 

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i. 

liiiiii' 

o f H M I I 1 ! 1 ' - I ii i ' m - i i n ,,i 

of MM. i* HMIIN «hit- 

in u ftfi n-raii ni,. '.'•• 

CJT il-i 1 !;• ]1. I.|,vh.|| n||, i, 

ritrhl iinal.;- tii.-r,...,: 

THKNCli lilh^.Aluht 

Illi" l.|.l«-....|, (!••• Stilil. 

§«, notion In huri!- 

BfvTn tn tlii. en.Hltnrn of pnfd 

tiuuU to I'lhlblt to thu nuiiBui ihor 

..._ir oath or Hffirniiiilan thulr .lnliiii. 

Hid dqliiaiidfi inld aetea»ed withlh ,1, .,,o,,i (,„ [roni 

the ieveiith day of IHilnhnr A, O.' 

Ml), of (hey will he forovor bHirtd 

)f any liistloii agnlnit the subacribar, 

iBalad Ootqber 7tli, A, D, inSO- 

HORACE A, QllKHQlJtsH, 

' , _ •_ Adminiftrator, 

H ^ **' "«-'• 

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Wm, J, MeOluro 

Chan, D, Hliinusr 

Alfred J & MLttmiirci 

fitssFH^ J, ^Tones , 

Roiicnn L', Crflraei' ,.. 

Juwtill H, atdiiii 

^Bfiih J, HiiniiiihD^ . 

Idii N, Smith .= 

R. T, ThotiiimsR 

fnka W, Hiislty, Jr. 

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anee Nyaa isone, mid sha eeaied to 

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too—" 

"You don't mean that, Thers'i 

tniieh bRppineiii in atore for us 

and together. Listen to me— 

Julie, you must listen—" 

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her shoulderi hunched, her face 

nvertid. 

"I suppose I can't stop you 

sayliiK what you wane to, but It's 

no use. I don't know why you 

have come back. I told you I 

npver wished to see you again—" 

"I tame because I love you, 

and hetauRe 1 know you love 

ni*?-—" 

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she said bitterly, ' 

"1 am proud to bo mire. Look 

at me, Julie—" 

"No," Hhe hii bur liii lo kuep 

hauls I ho FOhH thnt would Has to 

hei' throat, "If only you would 

go away and leave me—" 

"I BID not going. You belong 

to me—" 

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pleased to hear you say that,' 1 

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her shouldero and forced her to 

turn to him. 

! "If you can look, me in the 

eyes and say iioneitly that you do 

not love mo, and that you wish 

me tu so away and never come 

hack, T will believe you," he said. 

There was polmiant silence, 

.hilip raised her lear-drowned 

nivH H lib weary defiance, and her 

I i I if* moved, but no words came, 

rhillPtihani laughed trium. 

pbanily. 

ironlinuod next week) 

32 Frigidtim Ate 

SuppM; One Onlw 

What is believed to be the l«rgr 

eat order of «Iectrlc Mfritferatipru 

to one customer In Ocean City *as 

filled by the T, S Goelln Lumber 

Co when the Ocean City br«ndi 

of thin firm deLvered 82 Frifld- 

air*B to the Ocean Court Apirt- 

you for All J 

da inned!" 

[.liiiiliiird iihriiBKi 1 

wpll=a.^sunie 

•i!-(. Mini tinned lo tho 

Chlitnnliaiii lot lilin uppn 

n h" tiilli'd after hini 

HEATED 

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Are., ueesn t Ity 

Int^ liy Iliiviim II 

imiki ; ih.' (ill in 

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P pasy In dflvy 

W. U Kundla. 14? 43nl 

City. B-17-TF 

ninnth or 

with 

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(TMisht hiiii hy th 

- and ji rkpil him back 

{•!•!!!«•:- nt; ttte rnom 

lililld! il :i lilllldred, 

foy 

Mrs, tiiiineii, I:IB )•:, 

*v,, Wililwouii, N. ,1. 

ly .Inhil V 

Rwaintnn. 11-11- 

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liielf Voii n',! 1 

AUTO LOANS 

Wo loiin liitii 

inter nmd 

Boitrfl— H 

1MB Centlid av.. 

'• J,, rhono 207.J, 

»Ble «¥„ wildwoad, N. ,1, 

tiath and (.nriosud port:!!, 

.' well furnished Arciilu 

i 120 iiionthiy for winlor 

ply now to Mrs J ! u'k = 

it Maple iv,, Wlliivvood. 

i-Furliished und unfurnMi- 

and apartnients, win!,'! 

year. Heated. liiii'fii 

11th and i.T«ntriil 

iliy, " 

-Drslrsijl" S-.twdroom npt, 

or unfurnighi'di ivint 

Hot water hetit, 130 to 

Kramer, 330 Atlantic av. 

" alQtf 

winter, first floor, 1131 

t»v., 5 or 7 rooms, Jint 

tt ail conveniences. Him- 

Apply* IIM Wesley nv,, 

' ° Bo% ^m 

WANTED 

T-'INANVING— 

iiliV iirl rills of 1 fl^T* or 

H; rm-.-. r'tuiilu in your 

p ; nprliralinii.a sfririH- inn- 

fiilimtinl- W II. Wlirtt, 23" W, 

Mliill Ht., Jfilivilli,, N, .1. 11- 3tj.lt 

OOKAN CITY NATIONAL U 1N'I(., 

tîiiiy iliiy^, ônii'lKiw. romi- ?tloni? 

HQiiiu iinif often whi |3^80 37. 

Tract Sells For flOO 

A tract in Ocean City nn whicn 

110,528 77 uas due was purehaRed 

fnr $100 by tlje Pennsylvania 

Company for Insurance of Live>i 

ami Granting of Annuities who 

were the campluma its, The prop- 

erty is nn Hth st near Central 

a\ , and wat owned by the Stiaml 

Motion Picture Ci., Luther L 

Wallace Jr. and Huth N Walljte 

b#mg named defendants • 

Emest V lanes' property on the. 

northwest corner uf Bay av , and 

12th st, Ocean Citj, wat pur 

chased by the Seashoie Building 

ami Loan for $100 The amount 

due wn |2,110 33 

A tract in Miramar, on the south- 

east Bide of the Shore rd , south 

of Margate nl, .twned by Louis 

D Mitchell, of Ocean Citv, wan 

plea bought in by the Seaside B 

and L. for POO, ?1,2iS SI wan 

due 

Sea Isle Comer Sold 

The southwest coiner of Marim 

pi. and Italia hi, Se.i I-.lt City, 

was puri-haêd h\ the Bea Isle 

City Building ind I o in for $100 

Emma K Stmras was thu owner 

and the amnunt ma, J7 ITi J r i 

In WillHood, Mnv A Pa-tui 

ions and Katherim M tiilltR in 

paM J100 for rdwu.l Gerbeil'- 

property on Hilrlruth ai , real 

Jumper ev, Wihlwum!, owned bi 

Howaul W rubberle\, nii pui 

chaned In t'i>" R* inue National 

Bank of Wihlwuoil for 100 Tbi 

property «i, prcumbîtd tr the 

extent nf iS,13«01 

bolder The nld laih smiled 

with 11 lief 

"I m 'ii gl id,' he 'Bid 'lie 

heuid that winters in Canada 

"Stop Burning Up Yo 

Says Doctor Who Advtso*' 

"The biggest cause of irfcknesB^snfl rUamy 

today," lays Dr. f^rui G. EÂte^Jto 

intestinal toxin. BecMiM of thi»»(y txnctatfiat 

aneaks into tts blood ayBtera, people get worn 

out quickly, lack ambition, WP'MJPJWt 

hive sickly, pimply complexions, M mnier, 

from many worrisomi disorderg. 

1 'FlMolyntothtmoderaforiBUJaihBtlwBspi 

thesu toxins right sot of tile inteattofil tract." 

Start yonnflf on the rert to richer health. 

Discover to your OWE sntiBfaction the natu- 

ral powers of BTa»olyn. S«Q wliat it in to be 

free gf the to*lo polione. 

TEST OF fLAXOLTN 

«o«t* you nothlriff unlH* It h?r 

You muil U 1 r^tiufiwi with yoor tmproiMnrtnt If 

{.hi* sixth plcauuiit R[>OOnfut ar rettirn 

bottte to tha druflfciet nnd («t jour 

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KEYSTONE'S 

"EMERGENCY ROAD SIRVICI 

SENDS FREB MECHANICAL ^ 

AND FREE TOW I NO 

Be a 

K EYSTON 

AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF N. 

er^SavB Od./2 /O Autemobil* 

KiYiTONi AUTOMOIILI oui gauAiiT co. 

KEYSTONE AUTOMOBILE CLU1 FIRE CO. 

TRENTON ATLANTIC CITY 

Stoey.Trsnt Hotel N«w York AM, & AlloBlle *»•, 

WollV 

Ocean City 

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id ISi'Klnnliii: Hi" 

N. W. Iiii" Hits iivi 

lillliHill MliUKill.i, i 

''.liitni" "II. F, hison In Hi'lin 1SI1- 

irait. I'urt of lola 1 und !, liiuiiU V. 

'""1111(1* ViilKli to is.'orB.' Friinklin, 

Fiirl... of lo!.^ 1U= TO.'l. :iilil JUI, 4^c- 

tlcin F, lot 071, iegtlen A, 

(if.iiu,. l-ninklin, ,1 Hi . I" .Vmiii 

H.iiii', 'I- ill.ov*,. 

M, Kli'h, Sh-Tlff. j.ruiici'ly 

h l 

t M, Klih, ShTl. j i 

I riiBtir, et nl,, to Cathorlnn 

î n'ln i fitit 

U'il!Jh 

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nl lolui 

H. Kiiw 

Hftion V 

Mf.riiM .hiliMpiitl, . 

H.-iiliy r.i, i;oyii!! 

Atliin'ttc iiv.iii!',. 

I'tiinal M. Hi'li 

S Mii-i-U'li. 

i-niiil !.: Hn 

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t in Mr 

Sit li ilii S21. 

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Hlivrirr, 

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hind of 

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Hurl 

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n if. 

H; luis flnS Illlct j 

clnvi'iisr'.iur. it u 

i'. i-'t us. Lot lin 

paper," riehofleld 

JEWELRY 

"Yn 

ders, 

"As 

; say. 

iiiir 

iiifO—" 

iiMaliiiUJ 

ii îiti 

ttil'i", 

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lininul - 

tn 

After 

Hi'iit 

nil, 

I'm uoi 

anytliirm 

it's fnminoli 

uitiler 

lamp to 

h on fhfi 

Julie 

reail 

she 

the 

ii. She 

weirds. 

nlliiiu .llille! 

meaKie, and 

eiliod of findlnB u IniyiT 

•farm or tily proiwrls; 

it may lie loffutcd nnd 

thai huyi'f may he, liuin 

Culif. If you want lo 

." at my offiun lieraonallj, 

Beed to do in KIVI! 

th 

hni Buy the 

R 

WHPDINO RINOT—lAteat (style, aia-I 

rnonj gettliK, Jewelry, Kneels! order" 

wort. Clocks »04 watches; benutU 

ful illTefware of all kinds. Spec* 

-UoIjB. Let us renalf ytiur jewelry, 

witohes or slmnar urucles, rail 

will gigs find our line ei genersj 

merehsndlBe fflegt satlafaqtsry, with 

srlsei rtlhl. Warren J. ijirlekB, 

Hmith HriTlllfi N J. II 

llj 

im hni Buy the POSUB 

1 Trenn, RB»ltqr, oak and 

ley av~, Wlidwaod, N. J. 

tr«rm, nrefsrohly in vifin; 

i May Court House, Mu»t 

Koine, and_ ba ._ehe*V- 

Aiiswer to BOX rjA. 

»l.r lionl tai 111 JO ut-ir- 

3tut 

at," I'arl nf liinilB fiiiniiiiiy Mnry 

K, liiike estatr,. runtiilning 20,tjnO. 

IHRIFTY WOMEN, 

here's your opportunity to get a 

R;IS ratine with the very latest 

improvements at a sensationally 

low price. 

i]| Thickly insulated 

walls seat heat in oven so thnt tht 

net result is a considerable saving 

in your (ias bill. Not s and roasts. And the 

new ACORN has every other 

modern feature that will save 

time and lighten work. 

Cl lârge production 

und 100 years' experience make 

possible this great value. See our 

complete line of Acorn ranges 

included in this extraordinary gas 

range sale. 

ACORN FEATURES 

lOOTH ANNIVERS) 

Acor 

iDCCI 

nier 

Jobil WlHiiiin-^, el ns,, to ' 

MnraJ, tjoln II) iiiiii IV. li 

Wlldwood JunHloii HPlBbta. . : 

Ooorm' H. Wliiip rn. tn I'liiiniii'e 

wnlker,"'! us, IHIIS. 11 nnd 1^. block 

71, Wlldwood .lillictloii Heist... _ _ 

Frank U Klmr, I't "*• 10 M. •'• 

f'nrii sa, Stflii. !,8(s 21, yi2 IIIIU "J.>, 

lilot'l! .".. KIIIB TriH'i. 

City of North Wlldwood 

LouiBii M. Wi'lii'r lo Prrilfrtek 

MeiiffuH, p| us. l'lirt of HIIH li nilrt 

lli. hioelt BSB. 

UolJiTl .1, t'.MTIl tn William -I, Mi- 

Liiuifhliii. (I.Km. l.nl» an iiiid 31. 

Islntik 144. 

.tOBfph H, Itnlt jnuiiiii. ot us,, to 

WiiUt 1 !' Tiel^f, ot us. Part of Ie! 

Ml, Ulgrk IBS, 

,)ohn I', Tluyi-H, el us,, to Cloronce 

1'iiliiiQrp, el UK, ll.iii'O, IJOIK at olia 

38, iilnek inn. 

Louis itfunsky, i'l ii«.. ii' Jiwi'im I'. 

Dliiu, One-huff InliTPBt hi lotB i, 4, 

i, %, io tinii is. bioek urn, 

Jugoh nillilimnln, et Iii., In Urn- 

trluc "nit-u. IS2S. U)l 12, blui'k. 24B, 

Robert BliBlll lo Mnry «««','•, 

11,000- IJOU 101 anil IM, MuuK 161. , 

Hiuh*rt Biiuch, el int., to Bober! i 

Brlrilt, S1.000, Lot 101, block MOP' 

lot SM, blank lil. _ ' 

Inlit* Kot»l Co, to tavina, 

"" liot 1, block IM, 

- Bi WIMWiMMi 

[HEATCOH 

StPICIAUY 

fortWt 

•*mdm*4m$i

DeteribM M H of 

Which Thoy 

1 En Route 

Cit ••* three wandtrers, 

.. Wai clos. Marvin Lueki- 

Robert Donnelly, have ar- 

Jo hoa Anceleg after three 

of adventure and stoat- 

They left the r#sort on 

. mton having had four 

•ecldents, two in one day, 

. tnsnl punctures. They h»d 

fc# a new radiator for (heir 

at Jlort Wayne, Ind, nnd they 

* arrested in JuarM, Meilr" 

fB Uiey did not say why. 

„ aatire trip took them over 

luijeg of highway. The niost 

covered In a day was about 

Biles, 

.. the Interesting sight* 

took in were Jollpi Prison 

fwlfl'a packing and ulaugh 

•J 

Picturesque Old South **• ** J 

,, ?,, , , —• tendent of the Ocean C 

Mieta TdWon. l!w ! 1(l< " l ? s f nd lloon °t many poH brld * re since lls co 

itaMtv In \ ^ T fS 1 "!? 1 *" 1 '; bams=you still find d '«,,\ iî IIIJ.B,,,., — Thanksgiv- 

• • ine "*pay—will be a good 

time for the majority of us who 

aê not facing actual want, "to 

coun! our blessings." 

You might, for instance, re- 

new acquaintance with your wife 

and childern. No doubt you'll 

find them eharmini and Inteêst- 

nt people. 

One receives in porportion as 

trie gives. Supposing for one 

| day, at least, you talk football 

[ with your son: help your firnal] 

j daughter mend a brokin doll; 

; Dotter nround the kitchen, do- 

1 ing odd jobR for your wife. 

I Flatter her a bit. 

i This gcfiture of frlendlinegs 

from the erstwhile preoccupied 

and harassed breadwinner will 

be promptly reciprocated. 

On this Thanksgivitig Day- 

Count yer many blessings, 

Name them, one by one. 

County yer rnnay bltMingi, 

, iee what God has done!" 

And remember to be "proud 

yt ain't a hairjlp." 

[Pertonal Property of 

Mn. Conon $41,380.28 

TJit personal property of Amar. 

[ antha B, Corson, of Marmora, who 

i died recently, amounts to $41.- 

i 880JJ8, according to an appraisal 

IU«d in rt» lurrogate'l ofnee thii 

we«k. Thii does not include real 

wiiii-h closes this afternoon. 

Worllng Wednesday afternoon, 

|a thronK not only 

sort but for 

Mrs. Dorothy Tower 

Dies fa Mi^ Fla> 

ony from the re- 

miles around com- 

fortuity filled the high school 

nudltor'lutn. where they heard 

Mrs. Pauline L. Rohrs, under 

whose magic spell household 

work is nude a pleasure. 

The attendance revealei that 

the cooking sehool la even man 

popular this year, judging by the 

attention paid Mrs. Rohra and 

noteR taken by the women who 

attended. 

They marveled at h*r almost 

magieian-like ability as she pro. 

dueed toothsome delicacies from 

commonplace materials, 

Tn addition to her cooking les- 

sons, Mrs, Rohrs at each session 

gave Ja tajft and demonstration of 

household appliances, 

Numerous priMs of foods nre- 

partrt by Mrs, IJohri, «g well as 

anplianees, wer« awarded. The 

winners on Wednesday were Mrs, 

James W, MeBrlde.' baked steak 

and stuffed sweet potatoes! Mrs, 

Helen Booth, two-layered pie; 

Mrfi,*Tlenry W, Nltse, erenMrry 

Haufe diih; MM, F, Loper and 

Mrs, T, Walter Wilkinson, «le«. 

trie toasters; Miss Amy Vosi, 

mf-asurinif bowls; Mrs, C, Rotai 

and Mra, Charles _ itrickner, 

Mrs. 

I we»k 

*Ipf(lpfi Hi WUIuun H. 

Services for Mrs, Dorothy II, 

Tower, 20, organist of the Tower 

theatre, Miami, who died Friday 

after a short illness, were held 

there Monday, 

Mrs, Tower was a native of 

Ocean City and a former resident 

of Philadelphia. Her husband, 

Melvln L. Tower, three children, 

M, L,, Jr., Gloria and an infant 

daughter, survive. 

The body will be held in a re- 

ceiving vault in Miami until fur- 

ther arrangements are made, , 

'Abraham Lincoln" Film 

Secured for C, C. Nifihti 

"Abraham Lincoln" has been 

secured by the management of 

Doughty's Theatre as the feature 

picture to be shown on Chamber 

of Commerce nights. The datoF 

have been set for December 8, F 

and 10, 

A special matinee will be held 

for school children on Monday, 

December !, it Is nnnouneed, and 

•ohool will he dismissed slight!) 

earlier than usual to permit at 

The Ocean City High School 

football team, with an enviable 

record established thus fur this 

seasoii, will play a post seaso.1 

pine for charity here Dec, 0, 

with the Gloucester City High 

School team, which has won every 

game of its schedule this year 

and is in line for the South Jer- 

sey Class B, championship. 

Announcement that Gloucester 

has agreed to play was made yes- 

terday. Aside from the team's 

expenses while here, every cent of 

the "gate" will bo extended for 

charitable purposes, according to 

Albert C. Shuek^ superintendent 

of schools; Hay Fite, athletic di- 

rector, and Hay B. Dean, secre- 

tary of the chamber of commerce, 

Record Crowd Expected 

It is expected that this game 

will attract one of the I 

crowds that have ever seen 

ball played in Ocean City, 

The Gloucester players will ar- 

rive Friday evening, Doc. 5, and 

vill he given a royal welcome, 

¥ith the Ocean City team they 

ylll be guests of honor at the 

Doughty theatre, Friday night. 

Robert Radford, member of the 

school board, paid high tribute to 

:he local team, in discussing 'be 

post seasoii game with the cham- 

ber of commerce, Tuesday night. 

Thanked By Chamber 

1 think it's grand that the 

boys are willing to do this," he 

said, "They havt. sad a strenu- 

JUS season. But thev are per- 

fectly willing to do their share. 

( am sorry the game can't be on 

Thanksgiving day, but the team 

under heavy expense and needs 

every dollar coming to it from 

"a Thanksgiving game," 

President Bevill asked him to 

convey to team members the 

thanks of the chamber. 

0- 

CHARITY DONATIONS 

TO BE TAKEN AT DOOR 

The Women's Symphony 

Orchestra Concert at the 

Ocean City High School to- 

night is absolataly free to 

the public, but (donations ttr 

charity will be laken «t the 

door. No one is requi^dto 

give to this fund, but all able 

to do so are invited to con- 

tribute. The entire proceeds 

will be used in Ocean City, 

The board of education will 

distribute the money and will 

endeavor to clothe the poor 

children who are unable to 

attend school for lack of 

warm things to wear. It is 

reported that there are a 

large number of such unfor- 

tunate eases this year. 

Everyone is urged to at« 

tend the concert, however, 

whether he donates anything 

nut. 

Ocean City is to enjoy ^ne o 

the finest mimical treatH in its his 

tory, tit the high school auditorium 

tonight (Friday) when the Wo 

men's Symphony Orchestra, o 

Phlliidelphiii, will appear in con 

cert, under the direction of J, W 

P, Leman, who directed Leman' 

Little Symphony Orchestra on the 

Ocean City Music Tier during the 

summer. 

The concert, which will begin 

at 8:IS, is sponsored by the Board 

of Education, and is entirely" free 

of charge. Anyone may attend. 

I There are over 70 members i 

| (Contlniipil oil Page Three) 

By OBYJINGO 

What a game it should be! 

When PieagantvHle and Ocean Cits 

meet In their annual classic hen 

on Thanksgiving morning. We 

see the scholastic grid •xperte 

give PleiuanMlle an edge foi 

thii game, That'i all right withi 

-no, as it will be more cause for 

ijoielng if the maroon and white 

.re victorious. My opinion is 

that Pleaiantvilla Ii in for a sur- 

•ise—an unpleasant surprise, 

Despfte what the experts say, 

despite the comparative scoring 

feeordi which can be juggled to 

ihow the visitors to be the strong- 

est—on paper—Pleaaantville will 

•nter the game under a handicap, 

whether the players admit it or 

lot. 

Only IS Points in Four Yaara 

In the pait four years Plejm- 

antville has seared but 13 points 

BEainot Ocean City and has failed 

';o win a'single game, though it 

led the maroon and white, (Mi, in 

.928, Past performances do not 

vln games, but My what you 

ilease, when one team has the 

dd Indian sign on the other, it's 

. tough jrn« to break, and Ocean 

;ity certainly seems to have the 

"Ville number. 

Back in 1926, when Pleasant. 

rfUe and Ocean City reiumed 

ithletic relations, Pleasantville 

jrriTed. with a wonderful team 

and a lecord not only of ajx 

•Indght wini, but no U*m 

ittMtd ita goal HM. Oomn 

' i* .MnaedMt »*efcane» 

(Continued an Piiga Threej 

Gen. Stotesbury 

Speaks in Resort 

He Urges Local People to 

Write Congressmen 

For World Court 

America's relation to the, world 

court and the necessary steps for 

adherence were related last night 

'Thursday) before a fairly large 

jrpup of resort residents at the 

music pier, by General' Louis D, 

Stotesbury, of New York, It was 

urged that those who favor ad- 

herence write or wire Congress- 

man Raoharach and the senate 

delegation so they may know how 

their constituents .feel, 

America hna always favored 

peaceful gettlement of inter- 

national disputes, said General 

Stotesbury, who reviewed history 

sijee the revolution, showing the 

large number of times this nation 

has settled disputes by arbitra- 

tion. 

earlie 

tendance. 

This Is said 

lease of the 

I prices. 

and Mrs, Charlts ii 

S»1BIIS jnnde fay Mrs, Rohrg. 

Thurpday winners' w«rt; Mrs, 

B. B. Qoetf, special dinner; Mrs, 

F. M. By*, cakei MM. 0, F, 

Kretschmar, ice entm; D. I. 

Stockton, electric tauten Flor- 

VTli rltogr iron; Mmr- 

Stockton, electric tauten Flor 

•net VoewTlin, cnrltogr iron; Mmr- 

I V flt tot Mr* LoW» 

Retort Sorority Initiates 

GiU Wd 

oewTlin, 

fl«rt, 

iron; 

Mr* 

to be the flr.it re 

film at popula< 

Retort S y 

Ventnor GirU, W e i 

Miss Betty Coirms and Mlsi 

Frances Whaley, of Ventnor, wen 

initiated into 'Alpha chapter o! 

Pi Ipillon T«u sorority, Wednes 

d»y nlf ht. The eha^r Bit at the 

h£ of MIH Myrtle OehKbtager 

Old Man Gloom 

To Be Blown Up 

Christmas Eve 

Funniest Funeral Ever b 

Promised—Aabury vr, to 

Have Lighted Tran 

AFTER YULE TRADE 

Ocean City on Christmas W« would 

who would i 

bulldhig in 

we don't WIL 

loealttiea, or 

tricts. 

Clt» 1 , 

have uninir. 

years, ifl the 

Ua tp inakfi -M 

toping- We . 

spend »ny 

to r«H«*s u 

would not be 

now. ' '•', 

«We aU know' 

year will be 

That'i ptaf « 

groand, and w*< 

we get ready 14 

ordinance, there 

night wfce,««y 

and tiMjr Me ' 

want it p 

the Atlantic City Wleotric Cnm- 

pany nnd oftefs will oiler valu- 

able prlies. fo^r In rBsUane* dis- 

trict* and four tn the busineap 

district, for the, best outdooi 

llfrhtlng efftcts, 

Mr. Dean Is plannlnE to ndver. 

rise Ocean Olty eKtenBlvely ns tf 

iaeal Chrlstmnii flhopping eent»r, 

'hrouBhout the nffshorfl districts, 

f Ity H«nil fn Ptay 

The two nirtts before Chriiit- 

mas the city band will pinv on 

Asbury nv., and there will te 

other entertnlnmeBt, elimaied by 

Olonm'a sudden demlne 

l Acting upon 

on of 

OtiB M, Tnwnsnncl nt the Pnnm- 

her of Commerne meBtlnft, TIIPB- 

day. President J B, BPVIII nrom- 

Isied to try tn taw tlie shriih- 

the new parkway niuminat>fl 

> Mareate's, and Rnnert Had- 

ford, of Ihe school honrd, will trv 

to have tb* shruhs on the hleV 

;hool groiinrtR also illuminntflii 

Scully and Son Low 

Bidder on New Church 

Too L*> 

M 

Couple d 

Dec 1. 

genial 

tlculora, 

BOX M 

luldrv 

a. r>., 

BUngi 

at 

All 

feet 

Led 

ii.il- 

ilow—No em 

Klrsnur, 

ôveiilenei 

Write 

ger, Oaui 

tf-e. % 

The lx*pt buy. tlw 

value for your 

chifck.' ifl a new or, 

Olir IOWt-.it pHc^fl). 

Ford FlimtiCe pl» 

nii thod «r owning 

Kuril, 

Clly. 

no 

A few uiMsntml of 

nml y

Induction into 

IN 

,,„,,»,,mm of ihn Hliiin firdflpiiiinn 

i of iiifrilifir rlulm, from Alliinlli: 

' ***ty, mn{ nhmif 30 infnrtiiiftid 

Oiwan I'itf woman (it Ihn Hlrnnrf 

Ilfifi-I nrlr" 

w«>! nnmmiftn nled hy 10 ytiiinir 

, woifU'ii, mvuihirn nf ijif Aijnnffr 

ICIiy nnll, ciii'li nf wiiniii Kfivc n 

llwfi-mlniiln Kilk 

:— m_ ==* * ippi!" ; w Within ir ii in it II rr friv iv i|jiv>( r|(iv,i |t It Inhi 

rs- 

B# No Longer L 

jjieHnl im rii-eiiiil/iitliiii will Iir 

Atlantic City Klwtrir t'.n 

•*i tnfMijinri'il II riiic if(l>*r 

»»WfB iiummlur I, in ((in 

_. The mlurtimi will rcmili 

fLWffrly fliivirijf nf iivrr 

MO. 

ftanniiol ri-nl.hTiiiiil mfe iirin 

"•"*•**• H nlnvl" mf'tir n 

„ thi! »ri'ni-nl ilijinci 

of Ihn ncpnniti' fiiftiT 

M am of iniijnr iipfillnni 

Ihi S I-L 1 n-iils per KWII 

, ifxt ian KW 1.,',,,,,„ ," 

a—w itHlHtlt;? I ,'_> |,.M|a .„.,. |- W|| 

ilmiiiiiiil li,.|u .,,,,1 „„„., 

tm ftm hln,-k ,,r » IH, h „-., 

^-^ly hiii,.,i ,,, li; ,,,,„„ , 

paran under i|,f.< ,„,„. M,)i,,,|,,| 

am Bud Ihe Imllnm v(,.,, |,, |, 

mh In sniiie liii'nlilii's Hii-. I 1 

Talks Patriotism 

in Terms of Audit 

Arrni«tiee Day Time lo Bal- 

•nee Books, Legion Chitf 

Says in Rotary Talk 

imahi.. 

j 

tha citation! which com- 

Icstonwirinan In the fol- 

Bfbl«: "I be- 

. 

Standing 

if Ocean City Hlj 

Hnt *"""• '! i f l « ilv 

i hnty, furritrililr nnl!, find, whom 

1 

Is .Vduf feiiBiii'iilile nervier" (Unman* 

12M>, 

Tnn IfKHfiFi-^prrrirn aim include* 

thf foilowlnir n^fuunrr frnni 'he 

f-nnnptt, Finn, 

ChriMinn Sc'i'Jiff t"xthnnk, "Sf!»I 

to 

mmltl,.,. on 

enee /anil HRUIIII with Kiy In the 

JrfripturpB" by Mary Hi'krr Kdilv: I 

'Paul hail » flrar fiensf. (if ll 

dcmiinds nf Truth upon mm-in 

physically nnd fpirituullv. v.|r 

ilieiillnn. 

hp saici; 'I'rfinftit ynur iKifiici. 

nn jil.'ici f,,r ,l living Hiifrinci., hfily, 

unto fiml, 

""'';• .••' «•»»•• pii.i ,„„;, 

IIHI ii,. ,,.,j,i itjii, „ (,flI)|| |rlj;;.- 

lie rpffiril," ' 

Mifis PilM. di,(ils.;l',l (,,11,,,,,, iji-.. 

irpri..).,ii ,I,,,I ii,-,. ,,[ ! h p- N l 

C'hriatlan Science Society 

5fl! BIOHTH 8TWIIT 

spptlfii Tl,,-,i,kiu.v,nr> Seivleoi 

at U A. M, 

Sundiy Mornlnu ggrylcei, 11 

e'eleck 

U.iori-Strmon for 

1 

pump*, i,,. 

-,•'• ',• 

' i -. •' 

fr " ""' s l »" 1 iubjeet of 

. ' " ' " ' ^ Noy, ajrd, 

i'i-pfl imil viii-ioiiM p|,.1H,.K ,,r "tji». "SOUL AND BODVI 

'l-nl nn.. A'...i- h-r ...Ik 

Sunday Sehool 9:30 A, M 

h|,.. 

Teillmonlil Meeting Flni Wea- 

. ^ 1 ,,,,,.,U,,,,. .,.,,,,, h y h,.fl neaJay of Story Month st B P. M. 

Reading roem open Monday! Wed- 

,,1,1, ne.dnyi nni Friday!, from 2"to"< 

M., fietpi (eon! holld.iyi. 

win, live 

inn idi-ralilv 

••"n (,"•( il 

Fin »aid. 

'I'll WKsi.lviMi sl-;iivil*l-:,s 

Sli.-H.'l • him-li ..,, IIIPMH mil l,|. 

In-Ill Til,Kill,:j:ii 1 li j.- |).iv ill Hilly 

Truiliy I-,',in,, I,|,,I| |-|MII-I-II, Mi I" 

•i- "I • ii I- ; 11JI i f 11111 r (ut Ii v If.'i- .1 

W.-lll,. Hi.- H-I-I..I-. A iMIiic ;i|, 

ll-||ll.-|lli'.- I Ulix-il. 

h 

'•'•'I III 1 ! 1 "Kmil nnd Mmly" 

,':iiliject el' the I' win .-iermon :n 

nil f' h i J t i -111 •; nf I'liri-i, ,Sc-icnli-1, 

(ill Niiiiilin, .Vnvi'iiilier 'i'i, \ 

The (rnldeil lexl I-: "Tile lij;lit 

Hl.-ll JlllIJi 

nf die hinjy \H the vsv\ if (lure 

Mil yiiii Hint ymi 

ii.riinn citi/j-M, Thi Hie 

thin/r iliMf run Ir- -.-.vil 

VIIIP. " 

'lid Vi.li-lo'r, di' AH.-inlli- t'itv. 

••IllIP Ili.lllilMII ,lf Illl' AlliPI-if.-i'll 

l-i-irinn. di-livi'i'i-.l M "|iiii,ii hi!" 

i'iih ^^-lif'Fi I'iiiiiMtMii'lci i'r i him, 

I'.-iilpf! in II|I|IPIII- ,,ii .-f'lii.,|ii|..,| 

limp, lip «(i,i ililiiyi'il in In dip 

in Hi,- ...hiii-p, lull :,|i|if-.-ii-i-it in th,. 

«' Mi, Vidrlii-r'i iiii|ii'nin,i 

"We 

Mi 

-jJ blfl, the reiiilliiirM of th,. 

| »M (ijorrpiriiteil nnd the 

tf ehiififr win )„, ,«|f,0 „„ 

i v Wny In Win-Id 

Hi. nnl )nii-ifU 

elii'r «iiil nr II,,. I.,.,r 

llllll'l lvnnl 111 |.ii In w:li. Tin 

AiiiriiniM Leifltin i,iH;iy i. ?,((,..,. 

inir H'diiil i'iii:>,i.||i-lii|i Tin s:iiiie i. 

irih' i'l' liiilniy. Hillary hi:, MI 

i,|i|nM-liinily in ju n hand-- ivilh llv 

I.e«iinll in thii pr,i|;rilln." 

lie lilijed M [iri'iriMlii Ihal Wnilld 

Mel ill 

n mid mm n tipu,,,, It) he hi'iiiii'hi .-;tiniil lii" • II,'h 

"I'l'cs (Is Ihe |.i'i:,,in. liiiln'ry, hi 

w.iniu (Hid mher (ilmilar nri'nni/a 

linllK 

] 

"We u'Miil |H.;i,.,'." Ii,. îiiil, 1: !iii 

mil peai'e ill any priVe." 

T i l l ' [!li'tf!iliii \ v : p i ill I .liH'i-il its 

Arlhiil- W. Mliiii.|iHi|,i.r. M.,i|.:ii 

Iliiml, ,Ii., i-e nperali'd «'ii 

in :iiTiiM|rim: fur dm ••pe.il,, 

l.illhi'r IliiU'inMll, eimiin.'indi -I 

Oi-eMII I'ily l.eirii'li I 1 PUBLIC 

OPPORTUNITY 

;mnrii4, IpriffhlM ,md I'laycrs 

»v.. (.„..• ,- mi.,.,- ,„ ,,,-,- r 

[Miiiill, HI yi. Ill viiilllll ;n,i| 

ii.lili-r IIIMI, E(. il. II 1,,1-MII 

In 

'IIM- ll'- .Illiie.-I Mill i 

•I ,i II I. • .1 Wiili Hi, 

111 Ihe i'\ I'lilliu, "Ilin 

Ktiinv rhrlsi " 

"'•'••' r " ••' ••'liM II ml I,.. 

" In 

•'SPfl-HMlC- Iliiif h,;,,^ ,(|l.H 

I I"- 1 " 1 '' nf tliese things. 

ytmr Thanksgiving Day be 

feo| enough for all the 

f thanlcs that the food* 

year requires. 

HEAOLE Y 

FINE BUNGALOW 

On the Heath - - - Four Ifrdrooms 

Furnisliod Niceb 

I-OW PRICE FOItQl'ICK HALE 

$7,500 

t'ONHI I.r 

BMTRAND T. and T. j 

CAREY 

H 

Heated Apartments 

TOR RENT - 

AT REDUCED RATES 

—APPLV— 

DuBois & Nulty, Inc. 

i R^LTORS 

MININTHSTRICT QmM CITY N j 

Make Thii Store 

YOUR 

Christmas 

Headquarters 

B. CLASHKN, INC. 

We f re Getting Ready For 

CHRISTMA 

A Splendid Assortment of 

TOYS 

In « fpiv clayM sc will fipfn our Christ* 

tiiiN display of toyn, (he most jrifrui'tnis we 

taw cvjir Hhoivn, TOVN (OV jfirln find Ixiy.s, 

Hire- Hnd KmHll and «t irnvQa to fil vwry 

lioikfthook. VViilth our windows for the 

npenintr of '" " 

Make Your Selection Now; A Small De= 

posit Will Reserve !t Until Christmas 

A Few Reminders That Are 

Always Timely 

STOVES 

HEATING STOVES 

Ciiiil, Hiiori nnd Oil 

Coal and Gas Kan^r Ra 

Stove Accessories 

SIMMONS BEDS 

Hinimons jiihmct.il Uvdn i 

l 

dn in 

Kchrmes to harmonize 

\>ilh nny licdroom. Simmons 

romfort-Kivinir Avc nprln/rH and 

licit H 

$1 and $2 

Hunting Supplies 

pp 

SHOT (aINS 

Super-X Sheik 

in rtzii* JIIIH Ijiiiils 

Hunter's ( 

Equipment 

and 

Kitchen Utensils 

Our utensil department is n 

J»y Hnd delight fur (he hnuse- 

» • > » < ' l 

, - i,.l. :'• * III 

irniy eniiniel warr, iifrntc v:n -••, 

Iron waro. tvoodon ware, tin- 

ForlheKntireJ 

^ GIFTS 

fw the hoiifiay HeHH,m It ,-, 

lii«»..Hi,.n nnd -p|..rtinn. 

For Father £ h 

liiil 

Shi.il, 

i i i H l;.j 

(iolf. IInlfH 

I i^hini; l;i|iii|iiiicii| 

Smnkrrs 

W 

irh 

Klt-i'lrii-itl 

hiirtis. 

Klifhi'ii 

(rnriN, < ,,riiiiK 

For Brother 

n( For! 

lurnilBre 

utlppy 

I'arhm Win 

Glass Wm 

\rtmHt 

v,.|()l.i|i,..ii.H |i ini: 

IJOIH'I VMnlrw 'VnxUw 

»«.ll8 ond DM 

('arriifei 

(iamfs 

T«.v H 

J 

T«y. «f All Kjmls 

Nlcyclw 

^rf« 

• IlilNlllilMs V 

EDWARD H. CLASSEN, inc. 

848-854 Asbury Ave., Ocean City, N. J. 

STOBK OPKN DAILY I KOM T A, M. lo B P. M. 

F. and C. Store Orders Taken Here 0u» Phone Number ia 17 

YOUR ESTATC- 

Wbo will chart its Course? 

tout, is charted in v o ' w ,, 

P"i..«d to relieve orsuccttd" 

"*>• " 

CAMDEN SAFE DEPOSIT 

& TRU5T COMPANY 

GLOVCMSTEM. OTT 

War 

Sells Three 

Properties in County 

Three proprtiea were lold at 

sherirT's sale, thii week, one each, 

in Ocean City, Avalon and Wildwood. 

The Ocean City tract is on 

Pennlyn p!., irtar Atlantic av., and 

Symphony Orche*tr« to 

Give Concert Tonight 

(Continued from Page One),, 

the orchestra, all of them women 

saeiajiy and musically prominent 

in Phlladeiphia, and all of them 

Excuses as 

serving without salary. 

was owned by John J, Poster, It The soloist In tonight'B concert 

Mid Petit was bought by Mary Eldertpn, will be Ella Olden Hartung, con- 

the complainant, for JiOO. The 

Drawn 

traito, of New York and PhiladeU 

amount due on the property was phin. 

$18,933.60, 

The program follows; 

CT WEEK In Avalon, the August J. Hiller 

PART I 

property on the southwest corner 1. Marchh 

Mllitaire, , "Francalse," 

of 2nd av, and 24th st. was sold 

is being shown 

(from Suit* Si " "Aigerienne 

to Mary E, Kienale, the complain- 

anty in the nelec= ant, for $100. There was $3,711,011 

fember petit jury, due. 

eHduy, To satisfy a judgment of I131.RB 

' gtrungthenmi by | returned by the supreme court, 

oaecutor T, Millnt' the Lllburn Green properly on Rio 

fmonth refusi;(l to Grande av,, near Hudson ay,, in 

nal eanen befuiu Wildwooil, was sold to the Royal 

anel, 

Sei'urilles Co., complainant, for 

witli the petit $100. 

Hand auld tills 

ould furrnally nb- Loafers Needn't Expect 

on'a being excused 

for esi'Ollenl City Help This Winter 

that it is llie (Continued from Page One) 

BW-ubiding cit'zen nre nilni fiiiiiilles or individuals 

jury. 

in wnrse neetl. 

Chief OffrndrrH 

I'llviir Miirur's Plan 

ofTtMider.^^ acunriU 

Kveiy orgiiiilîilinh represenfed 

d, are the "bimy" 

nl ihe meiMing Tuesdiiy was in 

i^ would make Hplen- 

Invoi or sueli si plnn, which was 

iilTereil liy the umyor, who fuiid 

hey iTuhn prnHNure 

IIIMI he f:ivnri-i! the (.uifiUiyinent 

! are frequently ex- liy lh(. (Mly nT n person iti take 

whn Hluiuld ilcliV], elMHise of tile (listrlhution, 

"thinks, are iihynl- eht'i'liims Hie ll't nf neetly fiim- 

OI1B who aje ill. Files iind IHVCHIleriflna ench ease 

jury will alsn bn in ilr.li.i mine whether help was 

fcdneBduy itnd will (lesel veil. 

of the Df- 

Such [i person should lie 

Peeember H, 

ti'iilneil In henltti wnrk and able 

list of eausos to In iiuallfy fnr the jnh, anil would 

tint t'liiiipU.te, it i.sen-operate 

with every org:in!za= 

fthat there will be I Inn In ihe city. 

out 25 rases to be 

I.iii'k ('ii.ii|iPrntliin 

he grand jury. The 

MMVIIT fhiimrlim snlil ihat most 

ese caseHe are rein- 

every nrcnnlintlnii was doing fine 

ant and no ]}redit> wnrk nt ihi- present time, but 

BBile as to the nuni- snl,l Ii wns unfortunate thnt 

nents which will lip snnie nT t f 10 arnlips did nnt know 

he (frand jury prnh- wh'i! Ihe iiltiers were lining. 

be in sesHinn ninre The .iniivnr alsii said that the 

eily wniilii elenn un eniptv lots 

oi Caaw This Yrilr nnil (In other lobs this winter In- 

111 eases will be Ciillefl siiail nC iviiilinii until sprinB, so 

Jeek after' the civil thill ninre inin lulsht be siyen a 

Jpnvnleted, aiTonling to ilnv's wnrk or even more, If the 

F icliedule, but it is iiiiTi refilled tn worh anrt still 

gether any will be rouelii nid tliey would be ushered 

I the firsl nf the year, oil' of tnwn, lie as,in\ 

Svll suits are few in As ii result nf the meeting, a 

But 10 supreme and ennimlilee nf five was appointed 

cases were put off tn serve with Dr. Wiilets P, 

~s! term, lint it is notTlaines, 

clmirmnn of Tuesday's 

ft many will he ready 

They forniulnted a plan 

*• Decenilier, A larger yesleriluy iTIiursdHvl itfternnnn 

Kconimon pleas issues iniorrinnitiiiK the ideiis of the 

led. 

mayor Those on the committee 

pin, there are several 

me Dr. Ahlrieh r. Trowe, Btlrlpses 

left from llie St]>- 

"Înal list. Thete in- 

IBI of the Avalon uily 

•a, the hearing of Jn. 

i, for mansiuuijhler, 

,# of lii|UOr cases. None 

i expected to be moved 

bary, 

tch to Be 

anted at Church 

,."Tho .Sewing Circle 

$li. Martin's," will he 

an aiiiiitt'iir east of 

IbHity. ~1n eby 

the Ladles' Aid to 

for the bullfling 

enkes, lee cream, 

will lie on sale after 

ftlnmcnt. 

•low did you win that 

kt you're wearing? 

-Saved a life, 

-How? 

-Shot at my mothermissed 

her. 

1 Charley Addiuio, the greatest In plM» of tbe regular w»kly 

grid product of the local schools, meeting of Girl Scouts, Troopg 1 

ran wild in the closing game of and 2, they atttnded ehureh MS* 

his hif h ichool career. The vices in a body at the Fltit M, 

Carey's, Bull and Lew, with that E, ChuMh, whtre a two weeki 

battering ram, Johnny Lepore, so 

thoroughly subdued the losera 

that all the substitutes got a 

chance to get into the game. 

Today Ocean City journeyg to 

Haramonton and should »L\ without 

much difficulty, and next 

Thursday morning the local fans 

will turn out en masse to see 

') Pleasantville's Class B, football 

Saint-iaens championship aspirations rudely 

2, Overture, "Titus" (La Olemenza treated. Those kids just have te 

dj Tito) .„„.„,„„„..Mosart win if we are to enjoy our tur- 

3, ContraetorÂrifl, "O Don Eatkey, beach or otherwise, next 

tale" (O Fatal Dawer),,,,,.Verdi Thursday. 

Ella Olden Hartung 

4, Three Dances from Henry VIII 

German 

i—Morris Dance 

2—.Shepherd's Dance 

3—Torch Dance 

PART II 

B, Kamennoi Ostrow (Reve Angelique 

,.,„.,......„-. .Rubinstein 

6. Two popular tranRcriptions-— 

a—Country Gardens, Qrainger 

b—In a Persian Oarden, 

Ketelbey 

7. Contnalto= 

a^The Bird ,..,,,Fiak 

b—Moon Marketing .......Weaver 

e^Song of the Open, La Forge 

Ella Olden Hartung 

8. Dream Melody (Sweet Mystery 

of Life) from "Nnughty Marietta" 

.......Herbert 

A number of Philadelphia music 

enthusiasts are planning to come 

to Ocean City tonight to attend 

the concert, which has been given 

teive publicity , 

g 

in the Philaextensive 

publicity 

in the Philadelphia 

press. 

1 

HIM Anrt IMI ind _ 

im Wiitjjon, of W««t qhesfer, mid 

Minn Catherine Omm, of Cam- 

| den, a teacher at the West Chester 

grammar school, were visitors hire 

series of sirvices are being held over taa week end. 

There were approximately 100 They are interested in the sne- 

girls representing the troops and cegg of th* high ichool football 

They presented a line appearance team and have attended all of thf 

in their regulation uniforms. games this season. 

They took an active part in the 

service. 

Mrs. Harry Roy, Mrs, Robert Freeholder Sprains Ankle 

Lackey, Miss Madge Penton and Freeholder B. Laurence Chalm- 

Miss Mary Kassab also attended ers has be*n confined to hl» home 

with the irrflUBi. 

the past few days, by a badly 

sprained ankle, Mr. Chalmers wai 

iee to it that ydiir tiharucter unable to attend the freeholders' 

grows in direct proportion to your 

meeting, Wednesday, but expwta 

to be about again la a few a*?*knowlej' 

h , 

IIK W. C, Mrs. OenrRe Knab, 

•Miss Sullie Lake nnd Luther H, H 

urrtiiiiii. 

The pinna df this committee 

will lie suhniltled lo delegates of 

every urgtinlitiUlon doinit eh*rihihlc 

work, of which iherc are 

iihniit CO, at ii meeting In city 

Inill, Tiiesiliiy nisht. _ 

(hamhw Actlvi 1 • 

It ii at much to our advantage M it U to yours for you to do your 

Christmas shopping early—therefore, the M. E. Blatt Co, offers this 

new convenience—ALL CHARGE PURCHASES MADE IN NO- 

VEMBER MAY BE PAID FOR IN JANUARY! 

Under thi» new arrangement you may do 

Dopester Dopes Retort 

all your Christmas shopping now while gift 

Victory for Turkey Day 

aiiortments are complete and crowdi are 

(Continued from Page One) 

not so great. 

the maroon ana white, inspired by 

;apt, Joe Broadlejr, tore the 

"Ville machine to pieces and won 

A bill will be ient as usual for November 

13 to 7, P'yille's only score came 

when gacarinski, star lialfback of 

purchasei 10 you may check the items, but 

the vli itora, intereepted a pass 

and ran 84 yanls for a touch- 

payment need not be made until Januaiy, 

down, Charley Adeliiaio anil 

when you will receive your December bill. 

Broadley scored touehdowiis foi 

the winners. 

That 1827 Game! 

And that I!>27 game at Pleasantville! 

Will anybody who witnessed 

that struggle forget It? 

NOTE! Now is a iplendid time to avail your- 

"Shorty" Thompson wai the hero. 

He interceDted a pass to score 

self of the conveniences of a Charge Account at 

and Llziie made the second. That 

was the game when ,'Shorty Camp 

BLATTS. 

punched a P'Ville player who deliberately 

twisted his neck, and 

the game ended in a near riot between 

the spectators. Doc Hughes 

emulated Jack Dempsey, and of 

course Frank Sanniiin was in it, 

not as a referee, either. 

eThe nearest Pleasantville came 

to winning was in 1028, when the 

game ended, 6-6. Fred McCouch 

was the hero of that game. It 

, Too was he^ who snared a 45-yard pass 

Al llie siiinn lime, the resort from Bull Carey, while standing 

riiandier of Commeree is . conon the Pleaiantville goal line, 

tiiiiiphitiiiK n charitable projeet surrounded by opposing players. 

II. towther with the board of ed- Runaway Last Year 

uciition, is sporiBOring a benefit There wasn't much to it last 

foiilhall same between Ocean City year, when one of the greatest 

and OiouepRter High Schnnls, and football machinea 

share or the proceeds, with 

other funds of the Chamber, will 

be uaed lo help the needy. 

The Chamber will Investigate 

each case, the representalives being 

.lames B, Bevill, president, 

and May D. Dtan, secretary, who 

THANKSGIVING 

will visit homes with Miss Hilda 

Bunner, city nurse. 

It is estimated there are, about 

00 fnmllies In the resort that will 

need -some help this winter, B 

is expected that with the enthusiasm 

al present shown In 

charity work^ these families will 

basses V W 

•"%JT I QjjicK 

F«*I-!MIMJM.nm Enamel 

Bf a Limited! Period 

_jeinbuysf»iu!§r3Qe 

m< of MOLETA Qulek 

rini ENAMEL it your 

itort for 9e. 

f

Trout to Be 

rMe Tomorrow 

of City Commis- 

„_-. to Be Married at 

Xehigh University 

P&rgonais 

H Bai. uf M.iiilt unuil. 

j un [i uiul I 

f 

I In Woodbine By For Vote Recount 

PenonaU 900 Garments Are Justice Donges — — 

Thf wadding of MIM, IÎHH 

Wit, daughter of Coininii.innii 

id Mr*. John K. Trout, will In 

temnneil at Jiiirli noi'ii loniurrnv 

Ittuntay) in tin chipil ut Le 

(h Unlvrrîtj 

Unlvrj 

will liLnmii tin bridi 

ard (imr I(ni|i, , I:I "h l.uii-li liibli. wlin W;IH 

j l i r i ' . - i d i ' i ' l n i 111.' li.|'.-i| l l f i l l K - I l . 

; I'I'I ;MI'! :i ^MCJ;'I Mill.' unre nh 

I illV.ii .-II'I.T III.. Iri'MIr,. M|J. KliK. 

lidh W. C.-iiiily. \Ii-i Miii-rv Tnr- 

TO BE HELD ON DEC 2' °f"Qôrgc i"" ; M»r!fiaJi!i' l M!. l " 1 ma l y'..., . 

-of Stone Harbor, it was learnctl A special 

, tills week. Kuirene W, Senjf, pres- ' New JerHey mare iiar AKHnci.itinn 

unly Uml mayor, who was defeated by appointed lo prepare a ili-iVt , r 

...I.. Iti...... ,,-i ., , . ,,,.,'_ niroiiiised !llili-.'21, 

6 66 

PRINTING 

When You Want It 

As You Like It 

Lewis L. Barrett 

r ornterly Srntlntt I *tijf*» 

Printing Deft 

807 Asbury Avenue 

Pre-Holiday 

MILLINERY 

SALE 

Nov. 24 to Dec. 6 

HATS 

Ii! to 

Ui'K. S2.75 to * 111.00 Values 

Spvi-iaLs On 

In Our CJift 

!•"""• ni,, UP,I |,••id 

1 

,1,-, ,,,1,1 

Jil " 

^:,M0 n^MrF. Sarah Tor^n. j^j' ^ "'X"! ll 

TaW" 7—Mrs TewK Iiislrv ' , li.-n-N-^- 

Table 8 -Mrs. Ida Garwood,!""""-"' ._. 

J l J ' Mi.-S llellhi, Slleh 

iveek emi n 1111 I,, 

—Mr«. Saintiel Iloirnian 

Mr- Clurh TUMI II 

Tahli- 10—Mi* T 

Id i Knhin un 

bl 1 V 

W 

1 .„-,- pre ,-,,, u- 

'" M1111I1 ' I,. ,S, A. .Ste,|,m, Mrs, .lain,-- .\,i-- 

idaM tor n tin, Mr- (laren,-,. \ i-i,- Mr. 

l. H ( il " .'"• • «""«'-l'l S Ilit.-I..-,.. .-.. rh,H- 

Hider. lor. .Stradl-r, ,1. A. K,-l,,-r, Mr-. Wil 

, Willii.in Williams. 

Il.ilnoft 

_.,,.' 

'A Ni'w Yoilf siniiiiie r residiiil 

iil'iiirl tn iieiifl :i HutiHi'i iijUiiii for 

siicli 1 lleilire," Mr. Bli'eit replii'tl, 

"bill 1 lirniieliiil il lo tl Pemiavl- 

vnr.li 1 neTiehil, will! ruplii'il that 

tin. eeimriaiiy eoulilnM see its wny 

in speiiij any tnnlirv " 

hMreai! ilireeinr snii] ilin 

iiicrneraiiir wii • "mlpile-.lilv 

i>- wil il.lillltr.il in HI! the' 

nf the lily, nnl is il'-lll'" 

tii" WO'-ii it WII:-. imi'iiiliHl In I'O " 

If,. y:\'i< tli'M-" li:i'l been only 

mie inn.ili.ii i'.HI'slp'hlt i'—MMSt il 

A [ire Mil: tMi-ieil yitlioiil Pi"- 

iiii.î.m in a tp'tihiii-'iv ilneui ail- 

inhMUP' Hie iiieinî il' w ' Mel.I li - 

jrjtj. it ivM.i evtii.'Hii'lii'il the 

«niift.. r ri ii-Iril iiniili-nsniil eilnr:: 

eivi'l' t tin t ;;eell"n. 

To rliiiil SIi'iili S'lmitli": 

lie s'liil h"' lii'il I'C'tl 'Vi'i-liii'" 

B'l.-nMil.rv in the t-esoH, 

,'iir 

nil 111 il 

-orymnn 

v-hn 

set 

iipplis 

nut r.n IT "I 1 

lie the bisli 

\v n:i- lc'v 

i-:i,-ielii- 

If, thi' 

elinnl 

:-) 1' 

illilt A.i'-il 1 «•• 1 

ream 

The llrls' hockey team hi 

Ocean Oily High flchool were 

BUaBta o£ Frank Pluft, manager of 

PnuBHty'B Theatre, last night 

(Thursilay). Eddie i'antnr in 

"Wliiinpee" WHH ihu feature iJie- 

ture, 

Mr. Phil! will alsn piiturtuin 

ihe Kiwniilx ami Kutary eliihs, 

the runner TICXI WnlueHdiiy, No- 

veniber Sli, iind the Hniariima 01) 

Krhhiy, iicecMiibyr 0. 

County D of A at 

fuckahoe Meeting 

Council 49 Visitid by Past 

Councillors, Who Enjoy 

Roast Pork Dinner 

Good in 

|tb«y'*fll b. ^M 

enun«qt hangars at 

Starts as Pantry Boy and 

Is Learning the 3usines» 

From Bottom Up 

All iuterestinjf nleetiiip; of 

Past C(iuticill(irs' association 

the 

Ills 

lla 11 •i 

hlhiti 

fri-iBhi 

day in 

"('i|li 

lleree 

ill Ai 

lillllilh 

rnr at 

Ilialil. 

slrnuul 

hiii liny. 

llill 

'I'lll-Sll'll 

'il In Pi 

«-iii-|i" - with • 

iliaiiibi r (if I 

niMhf. tt as ' 

'.iili'ill -I n. I 

i, m r h, is i.il ex = 

M- = Jn 11y-efiIIHi niel' il 

ill hours of thi' 

s eafiliili'il in a 

nil!.. iilniiPiH n^n 

ofr Ihe I'aiitie 

iiijii^ t iaiir-imrteil 

to •ily Jin- iiie pili-p. 

n iiiliillH anil eh 

its Mint riiHiitms 

Irnin eiiv 

eif n-M-allii 

ilri-n Ibr I 

whiles. 

I -: I»• I II (1. Ill ilrii']!. i! H'lliiier 

111' sieilll" 

M 11;, SViM" 

IH !'\|!i i'jcilei', will 

htioiis Iliiy nf the 

sitiir- i'Ml-e to itsk. 

wiis in c h a r g e eif 

her vnv- 

m 

jlion Raps Zoning; 

Tax Fight Coming 

fifiniiecl frnen i'ugv iiiwi 

tii ken from them, hut 

Koinif In altad; ihe ceiin- 

irs for increasing taxe>," 

iminded the cliamiier that 

wife's for KeiiiiiK experts 

Most probably .JHOOO, aid . 

the zuniilU''/irtihlem liere "* rofiin nf vishnrs viewe 

matti'l' In Iiiui. ''Hi' •' I'ahiiloiip m-n einlls 

The ••ill 

the Kleiiiieii' niillin;- 

aye lioai Nniwn;v 'o New Ynik, 

wheri' "lie «II« i'tiristi'iii'i] Tlie 

Cilv nf N"W Vnrli Mnil u-;. (1 by 

\iiinii.I fl\!il oil hi:-; i'eennl poliir 

eMnmliiini!. 

All idiiv ;i ronsl 

viewell tlie 

ter. 

have i,o irdustrit's e al 

the ini'i'tlni; of the Allaiitii- C.III:I- 

ty Principals' Association, yester- 

ifay (Thursday) at I'leiiântville 

Iiiirh "Sfho.il. Mi', Durell was the 

aft(T=diaiior Mpealcer. 

In tlio afternoon session, John 

A, Spar^(i, assistant eomniir-sioiier 

di th .irineipal 

p 

of oducation, was 

speaker. 

ABEL FISH CO. 

II. J. lti:CI\KNHA( II, MRF. 

Fccsh Fillets tt> 25c 

Fresh Mackerel lb 18c 

Crab Meaf 11s 60c 

Fresih Siilmnn lb 2Sc 

IM »h K.lk-t of 

Flounder lb 40c 

WE DELIVtilt 

roloiilionv^— 

Wharf: 7l>."i Iti'.siili-iiri-: 1 I "ill-1 

11th St. and the Bay 

SUMS CEURY CBANIERRHS 

EVERYTHING 

forihonksgioing dinner I 

ORDER YOUR 

TURKEY 

TODAY 

Alwi llficstt I'hickeiiB, 

, Iluckti and other 

Poultry. 

•IT^fE have a store of good 

"* things to prepare the tasti- 

est Thanksgiving Dinner. Of 

courie - - We Deliver. 

Pork Loin Roast X » 18c 

Smoked Beef Tongue h 99c 

Boneless Roast Beef "• 35c 

Long Island Ducks ^ 28c 

Legs Genuine Lamb |h 32c 

\\ I.VKSAP API'I.KS 

liiiiiiiK or I'miking 

Mi 

CKAI'K I'iniT 

I'liirida's Kiiient, eiieli 

I NIWH .IKHSKY 

SPIN \CII... a lbs, 

l'l,(il«ll)\ OHANCIIW 

Swi'rt, ,1 iiifj- ..dozen 

POWELL'S MARKET 

(iOIIIHIN IIUUTIIKKK 

740 ASBURY AVENUE 

PHONE 16S 

Greater Values! 

Day in and Jay out, throughout Ihe ytir, 

A6-P Stores ofltr Low»r Ev.rydjiy Prieal 

and Greater Valuai, Thouiindf of thrifty 

housewives, everywhere, have learned the 

Real Economy of buying sll of their grocery 

needs from their nearest A&P Food Store. 

Prunes "iSS: 4 lb -25 c 

GOLD MEDAL 

Ceresota or Pillsbury's Floyf 

Sunnyfield Family Flour «-lb baa 35e 

Potatoes Fancy Main* 

98-lb big 

( (O pounds 25c ) 

A BETTER CUP of COFFii 

of ANY Blend • • • Right Here! 

8 O'Clock Coffee 

Red Circle Coffee 

COFFEE SUPRIMi Ib.un33 c 

Egg Noodles Corona 

Three Famous Dishes by Three Famous 

Chefs! Get the Simple Recipes for Making 

Them, at Your Nearest A6-P Store ... 

and Make 

Them With ENCORE 

Macaroni • Spaghetti 

EG© f. -*)Cc 

NOODLiS ^T kfl i3 

( Personal ) 

Whether you have to lave nioney on your 

food bill, or whether you can afford to pay 

double the highest price, there it alwayl great 

satisfaction in finding a real bargain. 

Your nearest A6-P Store it well supplied 

with food to fit the thinnest pstketboek 

and to attract the molt fsthion- 

able bargain hunten. 

Quaker Maid Beam - 3 cam 2Oc 

Pillsbury's Pancake Flour - 2 pkgt 23c 

Eagle Brand Condensed Milk • cm |O.c 

Underwood's Deviled Ham 3 mad cam 25c 

Uneeda Bakers' i-P^g. Aiiortad lundl* 23c 

Lux Soap Flakes - lira* ptektjt 21c 

FKESH POULTRY 

Armstn 

1111. A8BUBY AVENUE 

RED CROSS? 

Hava You 

Joined The 

IF NOT... JOIN TODAY! 

SPEC! 

for the Wi 

- in All A jfe 

Meat 

751 Asbury Avenue, 

Pork Loin Roast 

Prime Ribs of Beef • 

Chuck Roast 

FRESH STIWING 

a. to 4-ib, iii. 

Order Thanksgivii 

Poultry Now 

THANKSGIVING CHHm 

Many pcrRons give hasktls of foa&tuffi to 

We wilt do our share to help >M to Up 

st our ri 

KERSEY'S SAUSAGE AND 

— Produce Specials T~ M 

EATING OR COOKING ^ 

Stay man Winesap Apples ^ '•* 

FLORIDA • 

Grape Fruit 

JUICY FLORIDA " — -^ 

Oranges doz ly 

FANCY

•nd Should 

Jlt,3.y._.,., 

Be«uty Bureau 

tailewlag i, ttnM. 

•he beaDHacatkn de- 

« wai written hy 

W, Street. 

Of Oitse bulletins have 

wd to present our idta 

. MS a bif isndbard on 

I shore. Before iettleitient 

" native trees aBd ihrubg 

W great beauty. The 

A. tar§-« tourtat camp tad 

, recreation center Is planned for 

Ocean Vie* wiu, 3ea l8,e C,^T 

laa the location for the 'boat 

houses and snll watitr Knoit8 nc 

[cowling to G Dunn Fimtli link 

ahoe r«ul estale operator, who 

report:, il,|s v.e,k tin anle of the 

lad. Ppr; attack it with our improve. 

ftmti, and the result? A 

f'tg blnckencd stubbble with" | 

It hedge-podê of tin cans I 

f bottles »nd rubbish of all 

,. W« have an untidy spec 

. • ,riJS MvnhpP1- Van 

like peopif,, hllV(, .' , 

stone romes f ,),;, 

Ws nn through t' ^ ' 

lns a reputatinn ! 

of lheir valiif ere ili-i ' 

mond- a- ]„„„ on thVm"rkPt'| 

they usually fieurr ;„ Sl,ln,la|? l nV 

h i 

(sas companies won't have a 

thing lo do with it. 

The increase was provided in 

the IjPO.OuO.(ll)ii slate bond issues, 

|adopted hy ihn voters this month. 

Tlie tux un Mas is bnosteil from 

2c to .lc, Tlie averane national 

rate in S.22, says Harold O. Hoff- 

man, coiimilssioner of motor 

vehicles, in a .talement issued 

this week, 

Tlie gas tax received this year I 

to date totals J8.22S.727.8S. malt- 

Ing an estimated total of 110 

1111(1,000 for (lie year under the 2 

(ax. The new act provides that 

from increased receipts, $5,000,000 

shall tif? turned nvrr" in qtinrlerly 

paymenls to cniinlies fur "enn 

trtil of truffle and repair nnd |m 

proyement nf streets," 

The apportionment is tn bo 

proportion UP the ratnhlea In 

each county hrnn in the total 

rat-ililes of tin 1 state," 

inasmuch as the art does no 

increase the nmney to be turned 

river tn the department of com. 

nierce and mivicatfrni for ialanri 

watprways, it provides for a re- 

fund of lc per pillion upon which 

the lie tax has been paid. If the i f 

(tiis is used to propel hoots The I ' 

htiver nf ails only is entitled tn 

tlii.u refund, 

("lainis must he filed oneo a 

.. taxpayers are 

fearful that it ii apprupriiilinn of 

STfi.Ouii for two up-tu-datf build- 

ings will, mean a colisiileiable 

junip in the tax rate, which is 

now tin. lowest In the rnunty. 

They lire skeptical when sihonl 

officials till them the rise will lie 

[taHdlBw,' 

Another form of Brtd« ihowi up 

la isctiong of the township where 

the present Bchopli, will he nhan- 

doned. These vlllagem, It would 

Heem, would point with more 

pride to a school hiiUdlnn In 

their nildRt. howcier lowly It 

might be, than to a more pre- 

tentloiis Btructure. of which they 

are part owner. In a nelghhorliijr 

fgeibair ttan, if' 

whole from tie ,,M 

Biiine, will be honored at a uun, 

to be given by the itnior c|aa« 

Hurry Pfelffer la chairman' of 

tho commlltce anil Fox Brothers 

ill furnish the mimic Tho ,f 

fair will begin at D-p, m, ini 

last until ] a, m. 

Iln pi in to lie \nteil upon In 

for in iltlit loom m hool ,it Tuck 

nhoi ami n Tour room stiuetuic 

If Sp ii MI, Thri would nplace 

mn onr room st limil mm 

use 

but a few cents per SKiil nnd will 

gilder, a 

mines, j( 

find 

much 

eurr ;„ 

another. 

eii- W;iv to 'ff 

Sonn'thev 1, 

jewelry -.ha 

seniiment is 

;, 

Idst month. C. Clinton Camp, 

bell, of Kea- York, tolii the eham. 

ier of ccimnierce that the way to 

establish a !io»pital in Ocean 'City 

- first • io bt'com.- linfpjtaf. 

hirih- 

ther 

i W h . iv-idin 

• b".-. < hri.tnias anil those 

Jft oeoînns when diamond. 

pr tor a diamon,! of known i, 

£i"' a •"""!»• that never before h 

widest J B. lievil] reporte 1 

»f ^«•vem•le^ meeting. Tue«- 

.... rigni that the process of 

srÊBy about this state of min,i 

J r.nr- ; pnyaicians are wnrkini' 

i -n^rnatier and he Is confideTn 

•a._ i. wii! lea,l within a few 

•a.-» :n concrete results. 

wi.iia.T. L. Gilbert, of Ocean 

•y. artnmpanied I^.ter M 

t '"r' "' i" a " ! ^^"V. un'l Geo' 

*- Orar. of rhevy Chase. M.I.," on 

i fJ":r.:r.? tns to Farleigh Farms! 

_t,.p«jr.ri %:ii af a_piest of 

if Washington, 

TJ. C. Tn* 

•r par 

.' will return 

the week. 

the 1st- 

AIDEVE 

FOR- 

uche $1 p?f pactiffe, pniipvd. Scad 

$ 

tLRlKA SALES CO 

SCHOOL NOTES 

fyi«»enit)lies this week were con 

By DaTid Miirahi irs 

^*?j m *" Sen' 01 " assemblie. 

1 fceld Tuesday and today fFri 

y»*nile junior assemblies wer* 

^^nday and Wednesday 

fhta ~i wag clagsroam Bible reaH- 

_f Thursday). At 

. -I has been equipped 

r= with mlk flay. It i, 

L *2,' h P ¥e patriotic Mefei»« 

' IH, no assembly, 

_.,' assembly on Tuesday. 

Yonnf, n Junior, read an 

, mtitled "Courtesy to the 

Omremnient," When 

liaa infringed on M\ 

much, hi is usually 

— .Wd an apology in as- 

^?î praiiBhment. 

| 

:, whic-li it aii'i en sliiiuhl 

pieiiiy earl> r , es|iecnlly if 

^nihp: out iif liiwii. The 

u-e Inn pivmiisi'd tn keej: 

'enr but jiie\"ittu..; f.^ 

s i-hmvn that delnys are 

n inland ternMnals. 

Hi* M'rapned Heeiirely 

reels should be wrappt'il in 

panel' anil heavy twine, 

iivlii-lci -'lini'ld bi' liuivkcil 

OUt.-if } e YV'S should be es- 

and reside with her sister at S04 

Harrison av,, Glenside, Pa., for 

the winter, 

Mr. Zlniinermann, before retir- 

ing, was a candy manufacturer in 

Philadelphia. 

LH nnd Loquacious 

Green Creekers Fined 

Two firi'Cll Creek men were ar- 

rested for disorderly cnnihict, 

Hiiiiday night, and ulthnuEn their 

fines were suspended, they raid 

Sii and costs of court lipfnrc 

Justier Kolile, of Ocean View. 

They are Frederick Cresise, :W, 

and Paul Selover, n2, 

lioth were arresleil by Trooper 

|- j Brooks for beinit drunk and cans- 

1 inji a dlstiii'bance. 

•M r 

\.|d 

uTere. 

h.-nl.l I 

:ill'id 

ri| TIliP' 

ntlwr 

1 on** 

'il the 

rticles 

lilt II'' 

y and 

nun 1 

Mild 

Henry White, Cape May County 

agricultural agent, has reported 

•iff duty fur several weeks, due tn 

I illness." His ptiysifinn has ordered 

' a eom|i!ele rest friini his work for 

at least a month. 

During this week, his place is 

heinf? flllcr! by A. S, liarnliardt, 

of New lSninswick, assistant riU 

"I'ctur nf exleiisinn service, Mr. 

1 nalnliardt will complete the work 

lie, s«!irv for ilie county farm and 

linine products show, now going 

on, before he leaves the county. 

Ahvay:* put a rrhini nddre 

n puree 

nut the 

ul when a iin; i-- used. 

1,1'. I'litrn 

.yWilli; 

The girls' liiickiy leiim uf till' 

iiii'li sehiiiil will meet the Hum- 

iiieiit .n hitrb te-i'u un the lcna! 

riounds todny iFridayl at 1 p. m 

The Kami 1 ,iii,l and 

(be limit 

Sentenced to 50 

For Fraudulent Checki 

liillph HllliswurLii. nf Vi'ihhvuud 

pleadrd gllllly to issuing (wo 

fl'audiilenl checks,' Wednesday, 

When he Wil. arrailrlied lii'fnl'r 

Judge Way ill s|iecial sessniis 

cuurt. He was seutiinceii tu fit) 

days ill enmity jail, beginning 

fiuni tbi' lime uf hi; cummitiiiieii 1 , 

Si'lltMllllliT BH. 

Anniversary 

—SALE— 

See 

Last Page 

Philadelphia 

Thursday, November 27 

REGULAR TBAIN 

Lv. Oce.in City . . - 6:10 a.m. 

lee Flyers or Cdngult TieKet 

Agerist 

ALL STEEL IQUipMENT 

Pennsylvania Railroad 

you a, signed check for you to 

flll 111 for yourself. , He never 

fcjli yon," 

The ipeaker wai Introduced by 

CommliiiOBer R. W. Edwards, 

who relttfd bow hs mado Slf 

flrit pubiio addreas 82 reari aio 

from tts pulpit from which Rev. 

Nlcholi now prtacheg. 

Heidcdberg. 

Referring to bis profession, ho 

said: "Many laolate tlio enure!! 

from businOBB, whereiia I am en- 

saged in the (jreatest hualnesa of 

all time, in regard to capital In- 

vested, in rogiird to the quality 

if product, If the manufactured, 

niaterliil thinga ean bo eompsired 

with ehiirficter and eternnl things. 

Oiliest Firm In Worlrt 

I am working for the oldest 

firm in the world. It has anen 

centiirles roll by, watchlnp the 

rlae anil fall of mighty empires. 

It hennti in a small wny. 

"There wns a lime when the 

whole world went bankrupt. The 

heail of tlie lioiiae went forth to 

Btrnldhten eondHions. This wai 

the srriitpiit event In the world's 

histnry. Mvery document you see 

or bundle dates from that time. 

He untliorort shout Him a specliil 

croup uf salesmen to curry on. 

This wfiB more than 1B00 yearn 

nco. How well they mjceepded! 

Tn every hamlet in the eivllli'ea 

wiirid a branch of this firm hns 

beiri e«talilisheil, 

I.MIT||. in "Tniili' .Tmirnal** 

"i'bis lii'in's traiie journnl, the 

Uilile. (iiiliiiniilitr". all other of the 

best sellers' by thousands of 

times. It in (inert with business 

IIIHII 1 . Tt informs ns thnt all 

tbinKK ffime to him who wait"; 

tint it ii 1.10 Informs us to he dil- 

igent in effort and not fdnthfiil 

while walling, for 'seek nnd ye 

shall find.' 

"This nnn blazes the frail for 

nittmifariurers of material things, 

for commerce follows the mis- 

sionary. As soon as a represent- 

iitlve nf the firm penetrates Into 

unknown places, the loin cloth 

disappears and demand for the 

mnmifnctured articles of civlllsi- 

tinn follows. The Head of the 

$536 Damage Award 

In Auto Accident 

DfimwKes umnunting to $400 

were ordered piiid, Wedne»day, to 

Frulirnk Hirfirt, 15, and 1186 to 

hm father, Paul F Herfert for 

Injuries to the youth «UBtalmd in 

an lutomohili amdent in Wild- 

wood, August 1!>. Williiim C, 

Streaker, the man whose en 

caufied the accident, admitted neg- 

ligence and aprccd to pay the 

amounts sought. 

Herfert was injured about the 

ankle and was unable to walk for 

several weeks. Ht> had been riding 

in the cab of an ice truck when 

it was struck are! upset by a ma- 

chine driven by Streaker. 

Come In— 

Listen to 

Its MAGIC 

TONEI 

Advances 

w. Golf Toumwnent 

hn H. Whiticar, one of 

t'i heat golfera, ad- 

the second round of 

... City Golf Club chum- 

toumey, Sunday, when 

ed George ihomo, 5 and 

, who advanced' worn H. 

I. A, C. Montcll, H, Y. 

F, MintEer, F, ttnnlBy 

M Wiiliami and A. M, 

Unregistered 

ri Ptae $1, Com $1 

iiniro, 27, o( Woodbine, 

$1 and $1 costR, last 

>/, by Justice Ijpvin, on 

of drivinff » car which 

ngisterad. Shapiro was 

by Trooper Breoksi of 

WTH 

Growth of a community and the 

growth of Its water company are 

Inter.dependent. Neither commu- 

nity nor witer company can grow 

without the help of the other. 

The System of which your water 

company is a part is continuously 

carrying on new construction work 

and making improvements in Iti 

properties. By maintaining an 

adequate water supply, promptly 

extending mains and services as 

needed . , . your water company 

keeps pact with the communities it 

ierveiand aids In their development. 

OCEAN CiTV WATER 

SERVICE COMPANY 

DMrion of fetferaf Woter SsrWca Corporation 

Your Closet? 

What About It? 

A N 

w 

tinru 

In ..km 

nspection of join i 

ll ip\n.il- A—i.ne 

mi ket, pvrul ,t 

; II—two l 

lo-et 

I'M 4 - 

.i u uli> fin 

ni'\n ^ i i 

fuilMttiti 

it'.un tak 

ome future use whii 

is to arise; C—A fi 

frocks, which cou 

s their lijfhtful plac 

warilrohe with 1] 

aning hy us. 

Ocean City Dry 

Cleaners and Dyers 

4TH and HAVEN 

I'hone 1210 

EVES EXAMtNED 

Satisfaction Guaritnteed 

By the moil modern rneth- 

ocft without drug* (drops), 

by one legally Mc4Med and 

reglitereil by the Stat«. 

A. W. EXY 

OPTOMETRIST 

18 S. Penna. Ave. 

Atlantic City Phone 6.29K 

Ett. 30 Years App. 10 to a 

Indictment* 

son, of Wlldwood, duu*ilV , 

sion mid transportation, were 

d Wednewfar. 

dittsned home, 

40, Thi»nm «U pn'rwipiJ 

mpi ind ehurchej. 3.to 5 

minutti'waft. 

?Runum of til iubvwyi. "L*' 

rc*ds, iufftieetaft bus HDM, 

Within 3 minutes Or And 

Central, 5 minutes PennsyP 

vudk 

3wd poml ftr mk «*> MM 

w. JOMIÔN m»»i mum 

Ford Model A 

Owners Only! 

w« win 

Grease Your Car 

Thoroughly 

Oil Bpny Springs 

Tune Up The Motor 

AU for One Dollar 

Bring your C«f In T&f 

EDW. G. KUKTZ 

AUTH0R1EED FOBD BIALW 

1st A AtiiMie O||in City 

illM far ana &Ni 

FrH sf 

Special Ret 

P 

tIMEl 

WHO CIVES 

TMAMK« PDA 

THI PROPER HEATf 

Efcrybody'a glaj to know 

The foe! with Mth g genial (low. 

You'll hear folks n; that 'ear Mai ie thr OMMt eattafsv 

tB«y'*e e?*r hnnied. AND TOU CAN TELL BV ~ 

fHBT SAY If THAT THEY MEAN IT. 

K0WER KOKE^-WE HAVE IT 

YAR 

"PAY CASH AND PAY LES 4 

* * AND HAVEN AVE 

PHONE !O©€> tir.LAN CITY H 

S.OO P. M. Eaitcrn Standard Tina) ^ 

Over Station Wl A F New Yotfc , 

On a Coait-toCoatt hook-tip t 

TUNE IN 

Nov. 

OUR 

PROGRAM 

FLOYD GIBBONS 

MME. LOUISE HOMER 

ANNA CASE 

IO PUCE syMPHONy ORCHISTRA 

UNDER DIRECTION OF CKARi SODIRO 

An outstanding musical program brought to you 

through the courtesy and cooperation at 

Ocean City National Bank 

"The Bunk with the ITiimcH Clock" 

KIGHTH ST, AND ASBURY AVK. 

OCEAN TITY 

Our N«w CHRISTMAS CLUi will loon hm apM 

f« nniiib.nliip. CALL FOR PARTICUUARi. 

Stamper Coaches 

Special Winter Rates 

Three-Day Ticket $1.50 

Ten-Trip Ticket - 

Round-Trip Ticket 

Good Until 

PHONE ISO 

tdtkhll£l^&i&

' OCEAN CITT, N. J, 

7 and 9 Saturday Natinw! %39 

1675—Bell 

LAST TIMES—FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 

Zk-fffvld, gloriBtr of the American Girl, virtually 

uutdid himself In the mm! gorgeous technicolor 

spectacle of all time, 

ADDED—FRIDAY and SATURDAY 

CHAPTER B 

KIN^TIN.TIN in "THE LONE DEFENDER" 

Monday and Tuesday 

Positively (he funniest and 

most appeiliiiK of all dramatic 

farcer. 

anAU-STAACM, 

CA UHIIHI ABiui* ptcruHt 

Robert Montgomery 

Claude Allister 

Joan Bennett 

Beryl Mercer 

Winnie Lifhtner, Irene Delroy and Charles Judels, In n scene from 

Warner Bros, Vitaphone production, "The Life of the Party," 

coming to the Doughty theatre next Wednesday ami Thursday, 

*ath W ttif1 fl adayfwf| 

Kenneth MiicKenna, Basil Rath, 

bone, Rita I.uRoy and Louis Bar. 

iiorTiiii'Y'S 

I-Mdlt laiiior heads the film at- 

trill-linn in lioualiiy's lor the re- 

iiiiiliiiiir nf tin- wci'k ill his flrsi 

cn-fii roriiidy extravaganza, 

'Whiiiipi'i'." I'idMie and his as- 

i.iiiitcs ciriiiiiily whoop thiUKa 

ihis piiiduiliiiii which 

iiiHu'h nliirlK in spi-i'dy fashion, 

An aliiindiiiii-i' of iiiiiiniiie heau- 

iii-s is hiMili-d liy Dnrnihy Kniipn, 

win) siuiii-il in ii iiiniili'i of Kurl 

MUCPII alii] FlmiMiz Zh-iifchl pro- 

liniirt ami who rii'iiiientlj 

hiiind r 11• • linii'liuhi itiriiimli tht 

hi'.iil I i lii-H a--i Hi'll, 

'Thri-e l.ivi- (illiisH." hiisiil "0 

Ihe Bliii'i-yului slilUi' play nf Ihe 

salni' Iliim- , will lie tin' fi-alliri 1 , 

uii Vi lay nnd Ttiffilay. at 

li.iualiij^, •Mi-- iii-1i.HI mMs iitf lo 

ii tlinu .«Tiii-i wlii'ii lliri'i' war 

itiiiiilirr-: r,'linn lumie lo find 

theliiM'lif" nlliciiiliy "drad." What 

ilu-v lin in i-iiiniinv t.iiiicliiii 'I'ciwn 

thiit ihi'j- :ne aim- uiillii-s 11 fllr- 

liim to the top of an unfmisli.-l I 1 '""" '•'•"" 1 ' l >- 

1 scraper, projects him from ,i I .-„"'',""•' '""~ nnll '" lu \.{ > ii M ,i> - in u h ; i h they ih 

; lulii ii',« ll::in .-IINJKIIII 

iiiiH ii !!)?>! i, ;]: • j iiinuîH^ 

Here's how tht. 

scribes itt 

"A belligerent, two-fiw Jersey FtTiHfl Asûchttion ttnd Nutlonul Edltoriut Aaaociatlon 

Advertising Heprcgentallve; U. ,1, linndull &, Co., 147 Fifth A?e, 

New Vork City, 

Ielllhiil AdViTtlHlliK KiipKK.Miuilivi'H: Ni-villi- 

8 Wulnui Slri't'l. 

mB, 1M0 

SHOO, SKEKTER! 

| eBteemed mayor blithuly brushed usidu th^ infunt 

iw Jersey Tuxpayeis' aHwouiatiun, in his statement 

:last week in reply to the Real Estate Board when 

one oi' the leadura among them (the Board) is not satisfied 

policies of. the govuriinuMit of the HtaU; of New Jersey 

„ (jrnliuses to asBiHt in iii'jjaiilziiig groups In various com- 

fe, to Cia'lit legislation not pleasing to them. Should lie be 

ful, we would probulily have no further usi- for staiu legls- 

iiiuniiipal K'lVL'i-iiiiiciit." 

««,...^ niude this pass at the faintly-buzzing inaect 

Dbably tailed it a day and forgot the incident. But 

' vhere we sit, it looks us it' that gnat may shortly 

|p into one of those gush-awful Jersey gkeeters 

can't be swutcWl away. • 

.he dimUirulo of this new tax body is an imposing 

• of New Jersey's big business men and heavy prop- 

.owners. They propose to sue if something can't 

Ine to bring down taxes or at least prevent their 

f higher; and to secure more returns for the tax- 

f*a dollar. 

They hope to work with—not against—state and 

Jfcipal officials in a study of the tax problem and 

fthem to evolve a plan of relief. They are not. as 

suggests, organized for a fight, 

„„.„,! nothing will come of it. But with the whole 

Fcomplaining about the tax burden, the progress ot 

fig will be watched with considerable interest 

Jet-vent hope. 

mher thin, you YankH. All these South American 

IN, there aren't as ninny killed in a year as you 

hsh up in traffic accident! ' n B - a >' > 

ATTEND TONIGHT'S CONCERT 

pOU enjoy high-class music, interpreted by master 

«itian«, don't deny yourself the pleasure of the free 

rt by the Philadelphia Women's Symphony orches- 

4 the high Hchool auditorium, tonight. The concert 

bnsored by the board of education. 

This orchestra, which has been organized nine years, 

Jfcron an enviable reputation wherever it has appeared, 

F-fact that it is directed by J. W, F. Leman, whose 

i Symphony oruhestra fotind favor with thousands 

Uiic lovws here this past season, speaks for itself. 

;VH!'N bupiiiR thst uur c»«ny IniliuliH don't predict 

this winter more than one papooM deep. 

Those Goode 

Olde Days 

In Ocean City 

15 YEARH AGO 

M AYOR Joseph G. Champion 

returned from two weeks uf 

hunting in (he Maine woods. He 

got two ileer on his trip. 

A collage prayer meeting for 

the residents north of Hth st. 

conducted by the M, K, Church, 

was held at the home of Mrs. 

Jeffries, 32!* Asbury uv, 

Capt. ami Mrs. John Sharp 

were on a southern cruise. They 

had just left AnhupoliH, 

The Home Building' and Loan 

Amioinaiioii authorlscil Its 7ili 

series of Htock. 

Health Officer T. Lee Aduiiia 

reported the health of the city 

%vas never better, 

Mrs, 1,. M. CreHse closed her 

home in the resort and went lo 

i'liiludelphiu for the winter. 

* * 

20 YKAHH AGO 

piCEAN City Coumil, No. 10, 

^J t). of A,, held a maBijuerade 

reception in the lodjte rooms. 

Each member was invited lo 

bring one guest and WUH asked 

to bring lunch for two, 

W, Scott Hand, cashier of the 

First National Hank, was named 

delegate to the iinmial ennven- 

tion" of the Atlantic Peeper 

Waterways Association. 

The hoard of trade met but 

because there was no business to 

consider, did not fall an official 

meeting. 

Rabbits and qua!! were re- 

reported by hunters lo be very 

scarce. 

Dr. and Mrs, Allen Carson 

was at the Yalo-Priiicetun foot- 

ball game. 

The Giddy 90's 

JOBS IN PROSPECT 

: of the confusing maze of rumors, concerning 

Building to bt: undertaken here this winter, we are 

|*ble to sift down the following facts; 

The city's $173,138 sewer project (marked down 

t 1250,000) will'be under way within a short time, 

f ded the threatened contest over awarding, the con- 

' doesn't delay it. Approximately 100 men will be 

yed, and the contractor i» pledged to hire home 

fe time limit for bids on the now $125,000 Catholic 

expired yesterday. Construction work will start 

a few weeks, 

aeems fairly certain that at least three of tho 

tete bridges to Somers Point will ba built between 

jjind spring, 

BThese three undertakings alone will prove a sub- 

iLial factor in ridding the resort of the unemployment 

(boo. In addition, of course, are an endless number 

ipair and remodeling jobs which will keep a sizable 

• of mechanics busy all winter. 

hanics busy all winter. 

t may be a treasonable utterance,-when we all are 

ing the misery of peagimism, but one observer 

the opinion that there is less unemployment 

Cit th lst winter 

rea the opinion th 

ean City than last winter. 

I The colleges are offering a courge on international 

•lions by mail. You won't be interested unless you have 

ne in the old country. 

WHO'LL GET THE CHRISTMAS MONEY? 

P Press-Union, of Atlantic City, has been performing 

I service to its community by encouraging the public 

sen its purse strings and to buy merchandise, upon 

fch the newspaper has induced merchants to m»rk 

b prices. The results seem to be entirely satisfactory. 

IThis service as a reminder that some $70,000 in 

itmas club funds is to be unleashed in Ocean City, 

fcek from Monday. Who'll get it? 

|The share which is retained by Ocean City B stores 

inds in large part upon how hard they go after it. 

[time to start bidding for this business is NOW! 

TOYS FOR THE TOYLISS 

IE most terrible disappointment in the world is the 

(tsappointtnent of a little child. And the most pathetic 

f disappointed child at Christmas time. 

1 The fruits of one of the finest deeds of thoughtful. 

| this community has ever seen are on display in the 

fcroom formerly occupied by Minteer'g, on Asbury 

[near city hall. In this storeroom is a joyous guar- 

le against childiah heartbreaks this Christmas. 

[There you will find hundreds of delightful, glistening 

. They are as resplendent as if Santa Claus had Just 

id them out of his shop. They are toys already 

s onct and discarded. They were collected by the 

are and Child Hygiene League and the American 

Bon, and rebuilt and repainted by the city firemen. 

If you have toys in which your children are no 

er interested, you will be helping the good work by 

: them at once to the fire department, at city hall. 

NO TIME FOR A CHANGE 

IS M. TOWNSEND performed a real service for the 

arnbtr of Commerce, Tuesday night, when he 

id tho re.nomln«tlon of all its present officers, This 

i time for a change. President Bevill and his official 

art just beginning to show progress, and the 

W needs their eWnest, self-sacrificing endeavors 

'ai 

Just For Fun 

T HE tourist rushed Into the 

country store. "I wanna, 

quart of "oil, some gas, a couple 

of spark plugs, a timer, a five- 

jjnllon kerosene can and four 

pie tins." 

"All righty." replied the en- 

terprising clerk, "anil you kin 

HHserable 'or In the back room 

if you wrintii." 

A Pullman porter was thrown 

from his cur when the train 

was derailed. Mil flew 10 feet 

through •ihe'nlr before he bit 

head IIIKI agiuiist « concrete 

post. Hi- lay In u dura rubbing 

his heiiil when the uonductor- 

eame runiiiiiK up, 

"Cheat Sciitt. innn," eried the 

(.'ondurtur, "uln'l ynu killed?" 

"Nn," niiiii the lmrtt'r getting 

lo hiB feul, "Unit iiirierele post 

mualu broke inn fall." 

He laid a package down be- 

fore the tailor. "I've brought 

Unit hint pair of troiiHers buck 

in he rt'xvateil. You know I 

Kit a lot," 

"Kine." aahl the tailor, "and 

I hope ynu'vi? hi-miislil ihe bill 

In lu lie iweipleii, tnii. You 

know. I've slnuil a lot," 

MET A StRPKISK 

^\NR day early last weak n 

^* young man went iniii u re»- 

tauruni on Asbury uv,, and 

while there was very much im- 

pressed with the young woman 

who waited upon him. While 

paying his thetk to the proprie- 

tor, who acted us cashier, he re- 

marked: "What a fine-looking 

ftirl you have there, Who in the 

worlil is she?" 

"Which one 7" inquire!] the 

;i • •ruteur, 

"The one that waited upon 

me," replied the meek young 

man, 

"Good looking is she? H-m! 

That is precisely the reason I 

married her. She is my wife, 

so don't fall in love with her," 

responileil the proprietor, with a 

.sinister smile on his counte- 

nance. 

The surprised young man lias 

not even been seen in the vi- 

cinity of the restaurant since, 

FOURTH OFTULY ORATION 

IV/IISS KMMA T. MANN,' a 

"* patriotic young woman who 

hnila from West Philadelphia, 

entertained a number of visitors 

at the JjUfayette on Saturday 

with a Fourth of July oration, 

Proprietor Gallagher had the 

hotel beautifully illuminated 

with Japanese lanterns for ihe 

occasion. He also treated his 

guests and many visitors lo a 

gram! pyrotechnic display, 

(The above articles appeared 

on page one of the Ocean City 

Daily Reporter for Mumlsiy, 

Julv n, 18S>n,) A 

T.eiuOn Jtily 

T WO lablospoona granulateil 

gelatine, one-half cup cold 

water, two to two and nne-litilr 

cups boHlnjs water, one fun 

sugar, one-half cup lemon 

Jiilne, rind ntifi leninn. Sunk 

gelatine 20 mlnuteB In Mid 

water, then dissolve In IIOIHIIK 

water. Add • aunar, the lemon 

Julc(> ani rintl; slniln Into a 

mold nnd chill. Beating the 

lemon Jelly while It Is jelly- 

like willi ii Dover ORB heater 

will make il white nnd fluffy. 

Oranse. raspberry nr oilier 

fruit Jelly mny he mnde In 

the same way, using one-lialf 

clip of the fruit julep with 

lemon niifo to taste, 

Uniiin I'IH 

Three-fiuarterB cup suisnr, 

throe-quarters cup liolllnK 

wnler, two tablpanoona corn- 

March, one tableipoon flour, 

two egg yolks, three table- 

spoons lemon juice, grated rind 

one lemon, one and one-half 

teaspoons butter. Mix dry In- 

gredlcnts. add boiling water. 

Stir pnnptantly, cooklnK two 

minutes, then add biilter, em 

yolk, juice nnd rind of lemon. 

Line pie plate with crust, turn 

In mjxture which has been 

slightly cooled nnrt Imke pristry 

until brown. fool a lilt anil 

cover with morlnguo, 

A hunter was showing off Ms 

colleciiiui of irophipH to some 

visitors. He was i-upHiroualy 

(.•xpluiiiiiiK how lie acquired tin; 

various I'Xliibits, 

"Sen Him elephant?" he 

askml. "I Hlitil II In my pn- 

jillllilS," 

"My Rosh," murmured the 

flapper, "how did It net there?" 

Clerk: "Now that you've seen 

nil the blankets in (he store, 

which one do you wish?" 

Lady: "Well. I was only look. 

Itig for ii friend, and didn't ex. 

peel lo buy," 

fJlerk: "Well, ma'am. If you 

think she's In thai remainin( 

iilnnkiM up there, I'll take It 

down For you," 

Hiporler: "To what do you 

attribute your sweeesB as a 

sulesman?" 

Salesman: "Tn the first five 

words I inter when a lady an- 

swers the door—'Miss—-, is 

your mother in?'" 

Country Doctor (feeling wo- 

man pulse, and trying to put on 

his best bedside manner): "Well, 

1 suppose you consider me an 

old_ humbug." 

Female Patient (gasping): 

"Well, I never! I had no idea 

that you could ar-certain a wo- 

man's thought by just feeling 

her pulse." 

You cun say another Rood 

Hind for fipinnnh. Youngsters 

aren't selllnis it to work their 

way through college, 

Maynr of Brushville: "How 

ijn you like our new street?" 

Visitor; "Oh, is tliat, u street? 

tliuiiglil that you were put- 

ting in an Irrigation Byatem." 

Mrs. Oldbone; "Yes, I know 

my face does show premature 

lines, but I'll hnve to benr that 

iifniction with fortitude," 

Miss Slinrp: "Fortitude! Huh, 

I should any at lens! slxtytude." 

Kind Lady: "Why don't you 

go to work?" 

Tramp: "I would if 1 had 

Ihe tools," 

Kind Liicly: "What sort of 

tonls d(i you want?" 

Tnuii|i! "A knife and a fork," 

Men who sins "Oh, Promise 

Me Thnt Some Dny You'll be 

Mine" keep out nf trouble a 

great deal longer tluin those 

who Innls! on lixliit' the wed- 

dinit date, 

Mrs, Jigging, who was rena- 

Inii a newspaper, observed to 

her husband I lint the paper 

contained an article entitled: 

"Women Work for the Feeble- 

Minded," 

Mr, .llgKtns! "I should like 

to know what women have ever 

done for the feeble-minded," 

Mrs, .liggins (sweetly)! "They 

usually marry them, my dear." 

Ezra: "What are these fljin- 

peiH doing with all the inisHc- 

toe they are buying?" 

Hiram: "You'd he surprised, 

They are trimming hats with 

it," 

His Hearty Endorsement • 

T.Wm 

L 

wmmi CAMP ja 

N EW YORK.—Elections are 

hazardous events In this 

amazing town. During the bal- 

loting here, November 4, four 

policemen wer» taken off their 

regular "beat" near a depart- 

ment store and assigned to 

fluty at a nearby voting booth. 

Hardly had the balloting lot 

under way when in rushed a 

young woman, greatly excited, 

iind summoned two of the po- 

lice lo the store, A couple of 

burglars) had looted the 

pA unique method wmêvii 

for flashing lo New Yorkeru 

the return:) on election night, 

Tho public was told to watch 

ihe liuge_ searchlight atop the 

. story Rinpire State building, 

tallest in the world. 

When the great white beam 

moved buck and forth from a 

vertical to a northerly direc- 

tion, Hiiosevelt was leading for 

governor. When It oscillated 

from vertical to southerly, 

Tuitle wiis running ahead. 

When the beam finally ceased 

moving, it would point steadily 

north or south, indicating who 

had won, 

4 * * 

The funnieHl slory going the 

rounds concerns a wild party 

given in Greenwich Vfiliige. Tt 

was a costume affair, and 

among the eiiesta was a man 

named Caesar, whn came at- 

tired In the flowing toga of a 

Roman senator. 

Afier an evening of revelry, 

the story goes, Caesar awoke 

in the -misty hours of Sunday 

morning and sleepily • looked 

tiliout him. To bin vast alarm 

he found he was lying flat on 

his brii'k with ii woodnn sur- 

face iibiivti him. 

It was evidently a coffin— 

until he kicked nut wildly and 

discovered ho had been left 

alone, lying under a tnhlc, 

sit ill atremhlc with fright, In- 

rushed to a window, leaped' out, 

and lit a strenu for home. 


Bridge Authority Propounds Problem Hand, Both In 

Contract and Auction; Solution Next Week 

• —— By MARY L, MOOBHEAD 

(The hand to bid and play for next week followi. Miss 

Moorhend'a play of this hand will appear under the heading: 

"When a slam is safely bWdabli.") 

North 

-S—A Q 

H—A q 

D—8 8 

C—A K Q J 10 5 J East 

S—10 18 5 4 

H—K J 10 2 

D—i 8 

C-T 3 

S—9 7 

H—9 7 3 

D—A K 10 7 2 

C—• 4 8 . 

South 

West 

S—K j S 2 

*• H—S 6 5 4 

D—Q J 7 4 

C—8 

Following is Miss Moorhead's 

play of the hand which appeared 

last week: 

North 

S—A 7 5 

H—K83 

D—A 10 0 S 

C—5 4 3 

West E»gt 

S—Q J 10 0 8—8 0 4 8 2 

H-J 10 7 0 4 H— 

D—7 G T3—Q 8 4 8 

—Q 0 C—J 8 0 2 

S-K 

H~A Q 0 8 2 

D—K J 9 

C—A K 10 7 

Distribution is nn important fac- 

tor in bridge, not only as deter- 

mining your original hid, but par- 

ticularly go, in regard to your as- 

sisting partner's bid. Before so 

much attention was given to dis- 

tributions, if a player held three 

cards to an honor (A K Q) of his 

partner's original bid, he would he 

quite content to let partner play 

the bid; and even more, a player 

would assist his partner's bid 

with such a holdlnj}. 

Modern practices in Bridge, par- 

ticularly Contract, takes Into • ac- 

county the factor of distribution In 

your assists. North's holding in 

the above hand Is a 4, 3, 3, 8 dis- 

When Farmir Whnatiey saw 

an ad in tlie paper! "For IB 

we will tell you how to cure 

your horse of tiloblioiing," ho 

sent In tho money. A tow 

days Inter he received the in- 

formation: "Tench him to spit," 

"So Flora's divorced her par- 

Inr magician? Couldn't he pull 

enough rabbits out of his hat 

to keep the pantry filled?" 

"Yes, but ho couldn't pull 

enough huts out of his pocket 

lo keen her wardrobe filled,' 1 

"Baddy, a boy nt school told 

me I look jiist, like you!" 

"That so," replied the father, 

"and what did you say'" 

"Nothing; he wan bigger'n 

me." 

array 

story 

ears. 

latter 

LI,O suit bid by partner. South ii 

quite content with his partner's 

No Trump bid, so he paiseg con. 

eluding the bidding. 

Contract—In Contract, North 

takes his partner's one Heart bid 

out with two No Trumps, (not a 

demand take-out, but invitation!! 

for a further bid from partner), 

hi veinoBBe to partner's invitatlpri. 

South bids three No Trumps as 

his lingleton King of Sp»dei is 

not a detriment when his partner 

has bid the No Trump, This con- 

iludes the Contract bidding. 

Salient Points of Play 

East leads the Three of Sp»des 

which is won in the Dummy with 

the s • — "— u -—• 

leads 

the ave 

tribution, ip 

is a 4, 3, 3, 8 di 

other words no 

Johnson! "Isn't that tall, dark 

man with the big feet your eye 

specialigti" 

Perkins: "I thought so till I 

got his hill. He's a skin spe- 

eialist." 

Tommy! "My Sunday school 

teacher says if I'm good I'll go to 

heaven." —'„.„' 

His Father: "Well?" 

tommy; "Well, daddy, you said 

if I -was good I'd go to the circus; 

now. what I want to know is— 

who's telling the truth 1" 

Edith: "On, Gerald, I' been 

ung by a wwp." 

Gvrtld: "Qttwk, put some am- 

on It." ' 

4MART ENOUGH 

TO UVB WrTMOWT WORKIN' 

FOLKS OUGHT NOT TO CAU. 

T^fT 

AI this point his flight was 

arrested by a policeman who 

grew Biispic'ious fit the sight of 

one fleeliiR through a window 

at such an hour of morning. 

His costume in comic dls- 

the captive hieeiiped bis 

to the cop's doubting 

Finally, however, the 

decided to believe the 

yarn and let him go, 

"Hun along." the copper said, 

turning tn walk away. Then, 

on nn afterthought he nailed 

to the retreating figure, "Say, 

you didn't tell me your name." 

•Tnesar," name the prompt 

reply from the one In flowing 

robes. If was too much. With- 

out another word the enpper 

collared him and hustled him 

off to the station house. 

What's in a name? 

* * * 

Findlnff the night life of 

.Manhattan a hit wearing, a 

friend aril I •went apartment- 

hunt lag In one of New York's 

most' neaeeful.looklng 'suburbs. 

"Yes, we're going rural," we 

explained to everybody, with 

visions of pigs nnd chickens 

and green fields and cows 

grazing out In the great open 

spnees. 

But we found that tha 

"country" near New York 

siisles even hotter than Man- 

hattnn after dusk. In the par-# 

ticular village we Investigated, 

one of the quaint provincial 

pastimes eonsistB hf going out 

In the streets during a party 

and shooting out ths •treat 

lipMi, 

Charming, don't you think? 

doubletons, singletons or short 

suits that can bo trumped. With 

this normal type of distribution 

North would not pass even in Auc 

tion today, holding three to the 

King of partner's Heart bid; out 

would bid one No Trump to show 

his particular type of hand. 


Auction—South opens the bid- 

ding with one Heart. West pass- 

ing. North bids one No Trump to 

show a welj balanced typs of hand 

is won in the Dummy with 

ingleton/ King, North now 

leads the rfce of Hearts from 

Dummy, playing the three from 

own hand. East failing on the 

first Heart lead, North can count 

i b fur Heart 

one Of IM 

could bur « 

to v». :•*•!.«, 

none cw,, MI «*?iJ 

nmatear . 

Uialf o*te 

tWnl "m H 

Television 

stage 

WBl 

Dulr 

nf election 

bsr 

them 

built 

vlilon 

therB •!•• 

amntBOn asp 

vlptnn In 

sands ___ , 

radio receotlon 

another W. ' ' 

mnv 

and ff pte^ 

they happen*. Wji 

sort of re«ilf)ii« 

Invented. 

charttab 

fir , 

his winners to 

Sd 

North can coun 

be four Heart 

tricks, two Spades, two Clubs and 

three or four Diamonds, dependant 

upon the success of the flni'sse in 

Diamonds, 

After the first H'-ait lead 

North continues with the small 

Heart to his King, He next leadi 

the Three of Diamonds, finessing 

the Jack which holds the trick, 

leads the Nine of Hearts which 

West wins and returns the Ten of 

Spades, North wins with the Ace 

leads his remaining Hearts which 

are established, discarding the 

small Club and losing Spade ir 

own hand. 

Following the Heart leads, Nortll 

leads the King of Diamonds in 

Dummy, followed by the Nine „ 

winning with the Ace in own hand, practles, 

He then leads a small Club to the —— 

Ace and King In Dummy and in 

the end concedes the one Glut 

0W tt well DBinncea lype w umm me .j. -»,... .- „._ 

d two suitH stopped othtr than loser, making five-odd in all. 

Ik 

South African, Bwufl 

COCI^ 

JOMJQSEMGNIC 

A-ithmn 

T HIS picture of a Buffering 

aiithnmtle ,s molt atrlkini. 

The patient cannot lie down; 

he alts up, leaning slightly for- 

ward ; breathM laboriously, 

sweats cold, clammy drops, 

can talk with great diffloulty. 

The attack may simulate death, 

though not AB ft rule dasferoiiB 

at the time, The family phjr- 

alelan will be able to tell 

Whether it in labored breathing 

of heart diseate, or wneihir 

the patient hag serious kidney 

disorder. True nsthma 1% of 

bronchial origin, and ittacki 

when the patient la run-down 

from worry or from ioniB W4- 

den dlieaied proeeiB. Changen 

nf si-fiBon jnay Induce MthBRtia 

tttaeki, 

I was oalled "on the run" to 

BOO ray first asthmatic, whom 

his companions thought w»8 

dying sure enongta—a tet oW 

- " wia ,,:,;Wwi«r"i'-' i ' Li * 

which (topped the attack al« 

mosi Instantly-—and It made for 

me a reputation as it I had 

performed n mlrnole! 

This attack was due to a 

spasmodic contraction of tht 

lesser bronchial passages, on a 

damp, chilly evening; the 

chloroform ht once stopped tht 

spasm, and breathing returned 

to normal, 

A point Hint aetermlnei the 

true asthmatic- state li, tht 

nntlent Inhales quickly and 

easily, but he ean&ot exhale; 

the air gets out of the lung 

with great difficulty nnd •lowly; 

the sufferer f»«la that JJIB IUOJB 

will burst from air In them 

which cannot get out! 

Of count, a physician should 

be called for the asthma suf- 

ferer; there In no valuable 

"family remedy," though cer- 

tain leavei, burned in a metal 

plate, |lv« off n smoke wnlth 

ii often effectual In auletlng 

the spasm and drying up the 

load of mucous eiudate which 

iin«» the tubti. floeli "ripr^" 

do net remove the

•af/^pr^pa 1 aw^ ^^ ^T^^^î ^^P*^*"'^•eaar^F^Paw^^^^M 

For Dnriosgc Pipes 

Contract will be awarded. Mon- 

day for a quantity *l Iran drain 

l i l rf ' i l f 

yf », iiiock j. 

Inist, "llfl 

"(rough of Wotablnl - 

KiitE, et ui,, to Ella A|i!i- 

Lola 7, 8 «nel purl 

... ... Mf tm •HHrtV Idiu 

Antonio jOtilitB, *t •!., to Mary _. 

Rntien, tltO, Five Intel* mn Rio 

Gruild*. 

porougH of North Wlldwood 

Uhartui Loehiirt la William a*ls, 

I.iit 30, block Hi. 

Mphi* Wom«n Butlda IwnKr soweri aloiiB West' liv,,| """"°"' Ds^nliSewnihiB 

, Knrnm.t » filch. Slu'rllY, lnnd of 

i'l us tu Kvn C I'- VSM-«Jitil, c't iij,. ia l>\ 10, Con* 

••••-- IiOl 13^ Lilork Ui. 

(Oflurife 

therein fti 

(tries W, Lawsur, «lao nf and frcd S. Miiiiley, $".8;>8.Sfi. 

Ali'i> flnm it)! Sf'CMinHH (if 

li'l-s.'V 

Sjpfcia, is hnVlllS il IBQOO 

iiio built in ibn laennn. | r> • »* -• IJ 

be of friiinr ronsifiii-tiori. i t-no wig < riv Honor to 

lit* for mhor huibiiiiBs is- Stetier, Former Chief 

Mm tlie imwMi follow:_ ' "" 

Kfipp, nronm/ill. Pi 

' hntldinp, 22 Ocmui nv 

Mrrlim. 1300. 

; H. rtiniiiticll, '155S Aslmry 

^repairs, $200. 

Bfn .limps, fid I 2m\ si., rv- 

1200, 

I, Will!!'']-, flfll 5'iit Bl . 

fniin(j:ition. S'init iiiiH riTcnf, 

rnWi, 1117 Wr.-I av,, 

lion, linn 

R Hi 

lillf. 

•itnl 

u i':i:-;t 

i'f ihi ! 

Illl I'lilli-i 

hiMiiir Ifi'i'lUTt 

lv of riraûlil = 

mlhM. Mi. HltM = 

rt'iil InriihitTipp 

MitNil rhjff nf 

riat ruuiH'i! (if 

a 

lion of Tii i SU(B, _. 

office i. aiiuaifii Hi 8«om Ml, Oeaut 

City Title find TrUal Bid*. Cor, Ilh 

•1. fi Aibiii'i' Avunui), in Ins City of 

boonn nity, Ooiiniy of pupa May, 

Slultt of New linty (QoorKa R, 

Giiiiii, tjt'liitf the liicent (He 

i-hnrKV tlH'ri'tff, lipuii whom , -. 

iiiiiy lit? Hi>rvi;d), has .rumplli'u with 

hv futiulrymimU of "An Ac' eon- 

't'rning ^prponitinri3 UU'ylsltm of 

SfHIl, 1 ' inillniln.il. io the iMUili); of 

ilii;! i 

iif loin 151 iilltl ||i6. Hmilion A" nliii 

nf Oi-iiiin cliy Amioriiition noiiiUd 

imii di!ii('r!hi!il an fullawn: lliwinnjne* 

ill a noliii tj f,;ei aouthwuiiiwiirdlv 

rmin tliii HouthwiiiiiMly llnu nf Wi.«'i 

Avenue and 370 taut BDutiiwvHlwiini- 

ly from tho îiuihwt^ti.rlv lin,, ,,r 

Hixth HIDH-I: nnd exiitndihit ihi nt,. 

Ji) aoiithwi'Biwiircily Diinilli'i' with 

WSBt Avi-nUC. fill IVll: Ih).,,, ,, (!, 

HnilihWi'Ntwnritty. I, ii r ii I I !- I wiM 

Hcvpiith Kin-i-l, 17 r,a,t in i, in i,,i 

Play 

Will, 

rlBht , 

110 Is 

lot tin. 

W.os, 

tee, t, 

being hold 

ck, for the pluy, 

to be jfivon by 

,udont>, on Finluy, 

[hi tho school audi- 

ay it* under the di- 

HHen Derrick, 

music^ and Miaa 

ert and R. Cavill^, 

tt 

l';iiinl Hiiurilii- 

Play Tuesday 

For Football Team 

:0ini iirivo will !:iU(' fiiat'O. atlii nil 

Saiurjlay. Xnyrurtu'r 'ML iht'iv will 

hi 1 it (CMtininninl dinnrr al flu 1 

H!nc:y-Trpllt Hnlcl, Trpnfnu. Mr. 

^TiM-or \vU] }w yivfn u jow. Ih'd 

nin Ml IllHI Mine 

Lire I iiv.Ml iii.Mf 

•t "iriia IV.. !.\,.fi,lor iif 1-M i^M In I h 

l.iiiiM ||imill. In S.,1,,,.. $|..',i.n. Lulu 

l."i. lii iiiiii 17, lii.,i'k :i:i; Im tn. hlnili 

l',| >!' 

,.i(i. Il 

If l.i.JiU 11.^ ;m rnnv nil hi*- in my Hiiiil nfl'lfi* tw ivrHhrly iilii> nt Anhury AVIMIIM 1 nt widr Htrppl' thrilri, 111 \'!,,,'h V 

H:,in,. In IHiliM Kunll. ci us I'urt i.n.viii.-.l l-v Inw. f Fn> dlnlniu'i' lit Sill li.pt Smil IIWI'MI • I ivnnllv In Illl' minimi i.'Li,.pl> • I "" , 

oi I.,; vi. i.l..«I* u s . I ' I N T M H T I S I O N V w i i H i i i i n K i wi,i,ih r,,,,,, th,. Hi)utii»-,.flt,.riy li:ii-. B,,*j,i"U •}!,„, r i . i , ' m » V t , ' u J V l' r 

City of VVildv.on.l I Imi c lii'ii-iii n l m y liiiiiil .imt nfllii'd. of lilli Hlrcil, ••iinlnlnliiir In front nr ,, |,,,iiit: ijii'tnv ( n Nuithiviuiiu, , ,1' 

V, i, , . , , , . -' iiiv ,il*rn-i:il HI'III. -il Tri-nlini. (Ills J hi, .nit I, HcMitliwiNtUiirflly of siild ii,i',illiH with 4,.y,u tl, i,,',", n V •• 

U i i " ' " n T r i ''I '"' • ,'i' '•' lllh ' hlV " f N"V'llbcr. A. Ii. » » Ill In nl,H lllailK Illl " N n r l i i w w l . i, j „• ,^, • ' I, ' ,"i ,,M ,«' " '''' 

«.-ili,.|- II. I n . .1 i,l. l,i f.,,,,lli u,,,,,.,,,,,!* i,,,,,. hunihvil .111(1 Ihlrlv l.llv MM,. ,if snl.l ,\«|.,ny Avlllli- .'(" .rtlniniik. 

:., r 'Ti v t ^' Ki " il '" ''"'" " S " ni1 IllHHI'li V. H l.-ITXt-ATkil'K, f,.,.[: nmi nf ihiii iviillh Msl..inlilii: in Tract B. All ilu.i ,.,.|.|,,|,, !m ,,f 

-••, '""",•'• ... ,,, .. , „ Hii-iiitury of Slilh' Icnulll ill iliiilh norl hwrpt H illllly I,,- lull,I xilliiii,. In ,n,. , uiii Mi t|, „, 

l,,l,|, I- I*"!' !'• l-li.llk K. ,,. ,|.;,,.,,( «| I.' 71. l«-,".,.|l litl.H |,|, Mill. \ Will! III,. S.lllll- -\»-||l(H,, ll, II m,, t y ,,f "('l,,,.. M. ,' 

"',"•;'", '•'.."%• ''' IJ - >'"'•« • ' X I.. I h , . N . i M h . M " n i i .I.'.. Ii,. S i v i l n n nuinl,..,- 3 , 1 , , ; 

I > 11 j I -., I > • 111111, i :,v.. 

.1,1 .MMlill,. |'|M,.| 

I', II. 1 11 II, 

rk -( ' 

'1,,,-li :i."-ll. i":.nl.-i 

1,1, i: I--,,,::! I., 

il I...1. [:,. Ii: 

.i l.i M... k 

l.i.l 

i.t 

ilni.i I: 

17. hlni'k 

.1:1111 

Hurt-) 

inr 

1.: 

ihr. 

Ii,- i-l US !,.•! i^.i. i.l.ii'il 

\'ll,lit,iiul ih iiviil'uii I •.•iili.i. 

III.I.'HI IliiiiiliiiB niul i.i.in Is, 

i_ I ,.•!... I :ill,I I!'. l.lmll I -ii 

Boigunh of Wlldwegd Crest 

, r, 1 ri i •lUMriih li. M • iiii.- 1 fiiiiii,.,-, I 

'* nf ICHH ::n fin,I UI, i.lni'k (Hi 

i, u;in Oiiliiiiji r, ,i us , In Mnry I 

inîl- i,,il* ill .uiii 11* lil.ifk 2i 

li; 

SHIRiFF'S SALE 

In lii'lil, IIIIIIH i'l 

i 

lining 

i-Blii-'l 

it ii* in iii 

A jrroup nf Ut'fnn City pi 

Pi'nliniil," ;, iiiilioso skit : mntiircil to Curlisli-, I':i.. ITIMI 

1. two (lets, will |«> iircsi'iilt'rt in I ri-mainins: "vi>r Armi.-tifi' I'iiy. 

In! TT iif! I'hili.i. 11, > i i.i .in nil 

1,11- TII :in,I Mi |i,i .\|:,,'||,» I 

.\!f|..i .1 ii:i h fu lit.i C 

t ,* i 11 f =i 1:MMI 1,1- V ;t IT -Hi.j 1 

lii \* '.iC: liiU r, !>; :iiiii 17, h!ii,k 

•;: l.iifl \-> ni.! li:. 1.1,i, k 7::: lui 

Bareufjh pf Avnlgi, 

Lciwer Township 

i M j I'.uil l'l'i« In Hi 11..• 11 VnilliKllin 

,,,i I l.i.l I-:. 1.1,,,'li lii, Vlll.^, 

; Sunn. In I'hillli V, iiiiiii i.l ill 

I, , I.nr!. •!,•( iiiul I), l.l.i.'h lii. Vllh 

if Ihi' Ni- 

I Sui,i, in. i tin. "Ill il;i 

I N I H . nil"! \ II Pl.'lii i fhiill is 

[ I,, ~ ,-, ii [Hil'lK Y'ltillii', nil 

Mi IN] i \ V. I I N I ' K M I I K I ! 1 ."•' 11. I 

I ii, inline ni I i\ i-i V- a mi 

Ill , In Mil. al 

: i 

il..|'||,II.II Hi «:|ill lilll, .11 

..rt i.i in i'a|n- May i' 

'ai.i. Mn> I'lililily. N i w 

selmol auililitriiiM! liv 

•Of IllO lllMll si-hi'lil. Tlli'ril;!}. 

benefit or the* I'lioilMll (iniii. 

of tlio fnnthnl! playoff will 

p*i**t in thf piny, in tho 

whleh inCliUlrp a funihnil 

ijtn M, DPrrirk, tmi«ir tpaeli- 

. Is In plinrsic nf Ilifi iirntliuiiiin. 

the Mnnrlyn Thnuirn h;fi 

in Iniidiiip Hi'rnir pffprii. 

wtio will piny thf prfn- 

pafta Include f'hnrles Wills. 

Hiutipr, Diii-lil Mliiriih, 

r Pniunits! KnrI t.np 1 r, 

Stannfird, Ooorjrp Ailnnis. 

flb"l fihiilinc. Kiiwnrd fV>liilv. 

Of*, nnatriro PlminliPiinin 

Ollyi*-* Wny, 

They wi-ri- Mr, inul Mrs. H. Kr:mk I 

Smith Miss Thelm:i Smiih. MU-! 

Florcni't? SinH-k an,I Miss H. ILT- | 

rick. 

! I. II. :,, 

I,,.!?. '! 

•If «" • 

i: II 

tin, k 

i' 

i:,h;!i 

is W>!1 Inspect 

nit's Cream Factory 

Doers or tlriinkiih imliip liPrn 

on a Miglit-srntnjT triri tn 

llj's DalriPii, Atlantli' (ity, 

rtber 12. A rnrayrin tif par. 11 ; 

. leave Rod Jton'u Hall at 

m, 

i'lli Ifplidprsiin llilF 

nnnied tn hpail til" welfare 

Blttgc. ainiitpil by Jlra. l.Prnv 

^. Olldc-r, ,Mra Aunn Atkinson, 

JfifltilP Mp.i-'Orsinith, Mrs 

Sohuff and Mrs, r.lrin. 

Bfonwpn Rrnwnmilfpr rp= 

on the rpppiit stafp piiTi- 

pt 'Atlnnfip rily nmi mid 

stndnnts rro i-ssisiod thmuHi 

lwf hv loans from thf piliir-i. 

Bll fund 

Wi'i'k t inliiijj NIIVIJIII.,1- I I, Ii 

icenn City 

liillnTl 1'ilHllfHll, i'l .'ll,--, I 

Willkir l.,il U'li. nwMinn It 

SHIM,- In liiiln-rl FifBli-nii l.i'I 'II 

î'1-fli-iii H: lii! M'i. i.-i-Mii!i 11 

Num.- in Aihllll KiTLIiBiin, I..,i Hi' 

i J. ,-lii.li II 

I M, In Willi.nil I-',-l »i il.-i.1. I." 

II. ,>,,I:,1M II. 

H;till,. 10 .l:lii,. Ki-lîlMlji I.nU Ml 

II. r.2- ni'f'.lnli II 

KM:i Ki'illl In i 'll I [.Ii.lli, r M..i.- 

Slmi I.,,t i. I.|K. V. 'HI 

V I:,., 

\\ .i,,,i 

U."ll| t 

|.|i. . . : 

N I * 

, i i . . I ;. i 

-i.l.' LM-i 

U ilih 

n u.l, ii II. 

! ! • , 

••" 1 

t-U .h 

.-li 

Aili- 

i't us 

I'! liiaiil 

l.n: II. |'i i 

ril Trai't 

! i.i-.ii'. ,1 u 

Hiil'il-i Hii' 

IS lj 

1. Wililwoiiil 

lu Ailili" ].; 

\\iliiiiii Mi.. 

-Una. 

11 II iii.l I;, i u I ! i si-, 

M;U Piil nl Hi*:i:n Hti-iiv 

§6reunh of North Cnp 

Nurlli i'ini- M:ii 

j'l 

II, 

U' 

I... :' \ ..nil L'-l:. .-• . 

I.I Sum, I .HI * i. A ,!p,i I -1: 

n-L'fi, . 

ii, Mil.In 'I l.i|'|iii, 

.,' II , ;,l. \. -, 

in I: I '!..,! Ii. 

, li, r .mi s, 

ii Hi mil I',I 

li 

l,i,i ]::. 

I.iii- !•• 

, Ir ]< 

Hill lii'K. I'll,I'll -I 

ll» ll.'li'lllnlli'l 

Which !lli« 

mil-ill, H Bill M|I 

III llllllk II llf 

Ihi' nil nl lin' 

Mm 

il ai ilk'lil 

uf tiii 

11-1 r.• • i in a is-fi 

Trnet 3. Hiiiiat 

Avt ill! 

sin.it 

ilii- f'lty 

I'i!i!iii\ iini! Hlini 1 Mriiii'salil. ti Ml ji - 

iiiiiil s^s in Hi-i thin I' nii iilan -I! 

U I I ail I'lly AMÔrlatinii, liiiiiiiiliil ami 

• !••-• ill'i'il i.S lillliiW!,: liilllllllillU al li 

in,ilii in Hi, Sinlhi'auli'lli I 1 !!'- ni 

m i l 

lin 

1 Sluli. 

ill 1^ 

I.l:. i, 

- 

in 

f S'.u 

I K i l l 

f Ini.i 

BUI I, 

,I,1»,V 

ion mn 

hirini 

I1KKS 

Itti'r 

Tlv 

'±~, id ,"i 1*1. îi'Miiii I!: in'- 

•*."iT. :,:n. .,. i I-:: ]•„•:. •.m. ,-,,,,i 

• \t'i!| l'i 

Inl 1. l'i,»k L 

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..il... 7 .-.nil ]• 

IIII. 11.'ll II. ijit 

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" 1,111,1 i.'-.I 

Mi i-v I •. I 

,k 1"; Wii.i' 

M i 

Tii 

\ Win 

' M II 

, 1 inn 

' In,I 

i.l 

I, :\ Mi 

!•'. -I , I'l-iniiiin. ,1 us 

•! 2i,, hln.-k .'.I. I'ilmlii 

I.in.'i.In illiii: -mi.-iii. l.iil. 

I.I". It .'•!. l'ih:rlin KII'- 

, I! II II -t Hi. ll, . I 

hi,,, u r:, M.i> t:,, 

nl N,w .1 

• \\\, lilillj ill 

I uai" 

l"!'l|il 

M.-iy 

in !i,i)i:ns 

• hi, lle-.i.l.-B- ,1 

I.nk :,!. MiiM'in 

ii I,,i, nil \t' l'l,ill!,is ,1 us 

i,:i,.'k :i7. Mufi.iu'. i- Hi I iti.ii 

li, I-i ink I'ni.-k .'I us Lute 

I'ln. k 7 1 TiiLii nil H, ,1 iiii! 

I'lii.l!"^ I I':,I.'I.- I..,I ,1». 

,1,11'li fli \I:I>I!,IMI i S,-111,Ml 

Sum. Hi \lilli, i'llik I,,.! IS hlilik 

I' V.',t rll,W,.r P.'iM.'l! 

HM,,!,. in W.'irr. II M.i.l- I,,.H " 

ml li. I.t", It r.t" PilLi'iin S. i ii.iii, 

CfinP Miiy City 

I I.'', n W II ill ,|Mi' ,| I! . !n Tin- 

V 

GwarfJsman at 4th 

St.; Ii From Lakehurst 

tool" aiaso, or r^rilsfliiiiBi, hns 

at thf> (tii «t. cnust ffiinrd 

to tnkn tilp liliien nf Hilfiy 

who rrtiffH frnni s^ryirn 

his finlihiinFiiit rnn nut l;i?t 

is n surfrmin nnd 

"rormprly p.; tlio Mnnninuth n" ''" 

stntinn. ,^"f,,',,',,"i',,,-, 

Jtinf^. ;i!inihiIT Miirfninn Mt I hoi 

rt., is iKnv (in in iliiys 1 lo.-mi. | ,.. l ' h 1'. I '" n ! l; M " 

hip annul.1 viicalion. ' Tneii '\ 

(1?) 

w 

t he 

Villri 

.JIT- 

rttiiii mnrl^.-iffi'il PT 

ft""f»rih nn.rVh^rihid, 

H:\ri nr Mfifi'tl iif 

ri hi-n-iMMflfr pHl"= 

sitiifil?. \v\nw iind 

MHhip nf tijip-r In 

\w Mny :itnl HtMl.- 

;i Mli.ll" iii 

lit i 

HOJtd, 

Pnllit 10 l':itn* 

= i-î-i-f iiMl Willi 

\imn,n "" liciMtl: 

-in=i'i^ ti' mln- 

!ff WM fi'ft 

MiU- Kruk> 

?pr 

fh 

fifhtMi (Ifij 

thenci- North 

^t iinu hundred 

to a nlvtoe in 

: j !.'ik« t]iu ninut 

TJIOP= Hi s iis!oy'H 

i-Kn and thr»>p- 

^ Must njitMHi* 

t'y of William 

uiih sixty.nnd 

eH WHpi; from 

Norlli forty- 

foity=flve ..(4B) 

hundred fifty- 

By virtue sf a writ of SitH 

iasf far ui« of HprtSHed Prem 

to mo dify?t#d, issuoa out of 

Crt t Ch N 

iBa, 

tlio 

North WMStprty I In* 

Uit 

Monilol 

General 

si 

lin 

fit. inf 

5 hond 

Ihi- Il 

btiM' of 

'{-if Hnuil 

'Mfl T 

Old 

i U7 

h- I't 

CKMKNT WOKK 

BUILDING ALTBHATIONS 

REGISTEREiJ ARC! I1TECT 

JOSEPH G, CHAMPiori TX 

BUILDER and CONTHACIOl! 

SOLICITING YOUR INQUIR1F.S 

400 Illlh ^ W!

'•**••' •* * ^ * &< ass" 

«r Christm»«, the| 

It hail planned. No 

as been set but it is n- 

the society will take action 

lif December meeting, which 

" fce held Tuesday, December 2, 

.# committee In ehirge of the 

!| Eoniistg at Mrs, J, Edward 

its, Mra. John G. Peterson find 

Harry L. Gonver, 

center Una of the 

SB TO LIMIT CREDITORS 

B OP AMAJtANTHA B COB- 

... DfCOHSBd, 

TSUIIII! to the order or Irvine 

Surrogate of tiifl Ooiitity oj 

, May. jitadu on the siiteeiill) 

tit October, A. D, 1030, on tlm 

,Uon of tlm subscriber, eiseeii- 

' said deceased, nutlee is hyru- 

n to the creditors of said tic 

to exhibit tii the aiibucrlbyr 

„ 04th or afflrmntion their elulnis 

Hftnunds mflilnNl the cntiitit of 

deesatied within six menthfl from 

.ixteanth day of. October, A. D. 

• they •will bo fsruver barred 

Action «B;I1IISL thu siihporiiiur, 

October 16th. A. D. 1930, 

BKlEi; v. ronsriN iind 

CHAKLES O. HAUCOCK. 

BCOCK * CHAMPION, iis'lJN., 

_„_... Proctors, 

$0: ItJM-St-iif-18.83. 

re the dfvUiyn lino between thu 

litliflH of Ulimue! p. Cortlgii liiul tllQ 

Hill of Mm. I", Swim Ihli.n.rio n«M« rii« 

tho anirt coiltur line; (mid Interne- U "* B fc1l? 

tion point liphiff South 51 deerceii " 

nnrt m nilnutiiM 15,ipt of iind 3Kh fuel 

dlstiiiit from lhe corner of the hinds 

of lOvrt 8. ViihUiidiU' und tiio Heirs 

of Mia. C, Bwiiii In tlie line of illii 

IHIUJH of H.-iniui'I o. Cor^nn afnrU' 5 

mild, when mm (ilsl-inee is niyiisiii- 

eti HieiiK the aiiid line between thu 

liimis of Hitmliel Q (\ifison unil the i 

Helen of Mrs. i'ihol(ii'if of lhe ('mints' uf 

t'lijii* May for fomi Miirpiisi'* iinh , 

iiy ili'i'rt liiiti'il Auiiust 11, l!iil7, nml 

reeiiKieii In Honk 217. I'IIKI' 3 ."..I ele, 

[11 tiir' lilfici. of It,* 1 Cnmity i'l.'l'li 

The true! herein eiiMV.Yi'i! e,i%iiH n 

liiul of thi> triicl ronviyed hy Mat'- mis 

Eie Cornon for ii rmrtlon tif lin, ,li:i= inipK 

t'liiee nHintloneii, nni! eNh-nd* En 

Wli-dl.v hi Ihf MlikiiCtle LliiiiiiiBa 

1S2H, nn diili-rinliit'il lii ii sun 

iiiiiii,. hv H. Kendall Kiiilih, Cein 

NOTICE OF 

in f 

^SflniitratOf nf 'tile i'-Ktnte nf' 

'. ^htiff, deceased, will lie iiuiiif... 

; itlited hy till, Hiiinitfiit'', ani 

' jjprtei! for Ni'ltli'iin-ni in iin Ofi: 

OOUft. uf the (Yiiinly nfl'iil"' 

, nexl. .il wliieh Iliiii. ,i|i|ilii-II inii 

' be made fur H,i. nlliiwiini'i' •,< 

iiml 

! , • ; 

'ihiy 

'will 

flllîon^ ml f 

' Dated N0v.ml.1r in, 1:1311. 

THK FIliST NATIONAL HANK 

OP OCEAN CPTY, N. J, 

Ahi| 

vlMlilli line In iwHeii lin 

HMmill I IT. I'lUMin nrlil II 

Uri'a. I'. HiViiM Nrirlli ,'i1 , 

/{^ rrllFillfI-.H H'e*l ;, ili^'iini 

fuel In il enril.T in •)••• a, 

line wlih'li ii. ill f,.,.| lii 

Ilii, r.-Ml..i- ill,. nf III,' 

Tniliiihi.i; H, nni H,.,.|i,.,i s 

i'v'iii'r!'"lilii'>' 

Tlll«ri! ami Tin il ih, 

11 r II I 

,fivi-M 

l fi-.i 

ils nf 

!i iiinl 

r Ilii,. 

I Wll- 

111,' 

.il 

JNO. J, HOPPIN. 

Trim Office!' 

it-nf 16,30. 

CITY OP OOIAN CiTV, N. J. 

1 NOTiCI 

, ' ataled tiretiannlii will !..• neeiviil 

bif the Boni'd of t'oniinisskm.irs in 

tne Coniiiiiiislo[ier«- cluimliL-r. L'iiy 

IMtl, pceun fity. New .hrsey. on 

JfoyembtT 24th, ill the limn ol i 

in the nftnriioon. fnr tin 

, 

: of Ihu niiiin fhior (if Ihi' fin,. 

Ventfoii Hnll. Kiiiiiii.'ii sisih sinii 

ah* • Bonrdwalk. tieian ciiy. « « 

JirBuy, for tin' wiiilfi' xi'iiKiiii nf 

I1J0-1931. hiKlniiiliit 1 i,i,nili,.r 

lijn rind enciliiit April Int. liiaj. 

. Th(i>»iiid main flour nf II,.. 

. Tenilon Hnll to he 1,;IH.II IU 

Irighegt reHponîhle liiddnr nil, 

COrdIng to the liriiirJ nml I-UIIII 

ss foUhd on liii. in ih,. Ciiy c 

Office. The siiei-HKfiii hidlii- I 

the.-BSid fluor nf 111.- CinviMiimi 

II for iitiHhethi.ll 

lids to hn eneliiB.ii in f.iil.il i,,. 

OBrs, llridreiiM'd Id lhe iJniird nf 

.'.psnunfaalonfi*. •nnd tn liiiv.. imrk. ii 

|-Wl said cnvelnpcH. [ 11,- wnniH- "IVu- 

i!i,.t 'li'. ininiii, a 1 'i,i,( i 

!m i); ii-i't I,, tin. tmiMi 

TllNM'l" ret -I -ir> ii 

l.-n nr N'urlliiTim will, 

nii.n r.'Mt iir-ii ni, i,i 

Li }.,• i.i 

f,-.-t tii 

ill 

Mill' 

ns'h 

il riliilii 

nf !i7 

.li.-t'ine 

Tlt 

Illili 

K.iii 

l.'inl 

nf Til 

urniill 

Hulil 

•I llh Hiii] ,".. 

lilllii- ill" Hi,,!,,!,.I 

will, MH,i :n 

i. IIc.>i —.-• i.i .-,. 

l:iii,,| Hni inn ? 

.I...1. wll, il iiHi, 

il,,.,ii,.. Xi,!!!, 

m I 

iilni. 

ill.. 

f, 

l rk' 

for leiiniiiK of mn in flour. 

Ths LJourd of CfnnmlnBieiiii 

•irvo the rlKlit to reji'it any „. 

H. K, SMITII, 

JOHN E, THOUT, 

r " y ( ''' rk 

:• Direetor ruhlie Works- 

U,14,lt.pf 16.18. 

IV 

Con. 

r 

sci: 

N.11 

nl .-.! 

I'l il 

ii.'i.l 

ii-.i; 

liiiii Nn 1 a« 

Tn, liiiln 

,| i!-ii,iiitv 

ilivi.i 

lilil.-l 

-•' iHIBIFF'S SALE 

By VIrtlld of ft will uf |.']iri Fnii. 

tor i((ile of MtiriBiiBi-.il i'rinilsnii, i 

ffle nlreL!ted l^mli.ii nil, nf Ihr Cniir 

Of OHliiieery of New ,I,rs,y, nil III. 

Sllh day or Oi'tiiher, A. 1). IMI. i, 

: a gprtuln iimijie whin in I'ii>! Nil 

tlniiui Udiik of Oei'iiii CitiV (w i 

fto,. In Cniniiluiniinl. an,| j/,mi-'« Si 

•'CTi'Ster, el ills iire ilifi-niliiii, 

HE^..'lhaU exj}o.'ii_' in ,:.,!, ,-i ,,,11,11,. *,,, 

W .'•• lu(, on 

..MONDAY, DHrrcMRKIt MI, pen 

•-. Sttwcon (he liourii nf fwelv,. Mini fiy. 

qcloek n. in., in wh in ,i,,i. „•,•!,„ |. 

In the aflenionn nf Biliil iliiy 

. M the ShiHIfa iiffi, ,., iM ('.,,„. j,);. 

Court Hni(i.e, f.-uu- Miy CnnnH 

New Jersey: 

;; All that I'Li-lain iiinrm.-iei'il lin-n,- 

\mt, wilh the iiiinuri,.„,.,,„•,.,,.• ;„ ,h, 

Wll of eoniiiliiint In Hi, B,,i,| ,,nN, 

Biff ly "o*" S " 1 f0 ''" 1 n '" 1 Hi sirili.il 

All the ftifiowine Irail nr ninil 

Of liimi iiml iireiiiinia hi'i'i'1 I'lr'ri 

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f irfillei wilh iciiiliih HI i-.it 

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Blh day of Nnyi.mher \ 1.' vi',, 

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porson A IIS 1 !' 1 '.'"'',!"!^,.' 1 ^',,.",:!:', 1 , 1 

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hetWHrn lin, 1i..iit-K ,,f twily, Mini Hv, 

ffiilork ii. in., t,, wii, ,,, ,„„. ;,.,.,,-.,•. 

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:«t the Hln'rifr's iirr|,,. (n (.,„„, ,j'J, 

Cruipt Ifniijin- i'np.. ' M.jy '[ ' ' 

New Jersey' 

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IMrllcilllirly set fuftll iiml dVuef 

ln,-if la to s.iy: 

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B^y, Koundei iiiid (letiii 

towii] LfVl' illil Hi'i liiin ' 

of the Oemin ("ity ASM 

Hn#. of Asl.ury "iive'iiiii,'.'"oiiiT"i-Vn'ii* 

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or Sixth sireet; contftinine 

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JSf, et ux.. d.Mled Aliril 13, IMS 

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i*C3M»'May County in deed hook 

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tored here and are residing at 

1820 2nd av N 

Mr and Mis Edwin I^yndell 

or 'IBB Lentnl av are it the 

Hotel Qladwjn, 143 i-t av N 

lake Apartment 

Mi I Lmmolt Hurdir and 

Mi a Betj> Hurder of HI" 

Bourdvtulk hJvi taken jn apart 

mint at 111 Ird it N 

Mr md Mi liohirt Mi rkler 

of it" 4lh >st aie living at SI' 

«h av N 

Mi ind Mr Hubert H 'telith 

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ul thr ArllnElon Hull 1 Thi- In 

tin ir 11th ii it I" 1 ' 

Colony 

»wing in South 

_jy from Retort Regis- 

tering in Sunshine City; 

300,000 Are Expected 

Bj J0H> I0DWMK 

5t Petersburg Flu — With 

•XhankagivliiK Just around the 

7 ikinier, thousands of northern 

P-,l0uri»t§ will uhserê that liolidjy 

j.,ftr tne nut time Iii sunn} St 

w-^tersburg ttpit enting virtuallj 

* ptery itate in thp Union and 

Cs-»very Canudlun prminre Tom 1st 

S âvel intn this rtmit « is uevei 

IT** JW&vier for i tnmpai itUe per'od 

19 any preceding >i-ar 

It is i stumiteii thi-re are al 

ifegdy mure thin Ti "00 wlnttr 

* • leri md lerme tht i linn 

it li e\p cled lh it o\i-r 

BUQO »ill hivt limit 1 hire 

_, Ocean Hfj l«lnn» l.nni* 

^ f Ocean nt> s mlim i loins 

Ulth the irn\ il ol il rt 

1 .train 17 resWuiiiB Junnl -^_ 1 2" 

*eek at tli^ f lumber if " 

^^lerce, while le en limn 

•twice th-it nnniltr hm hip 

* Bern* 1 Bt lor.il hi ti 1 md 

ment lion n dm h u 11 fnr 

irat of thL \fir 

Mr« rieano, nlimliird m.. ;•,,„,;,„ Ul photograph dre 

towd fnm Orpin I itn hr H'lj",,, , ,,„ , ,,_, ajudtr Mil 

fifth nlntri ind ii rr .dim i ( ^ ^ ^ L(r] pi ^ M a r 

! S Mr'indV Thn Bnn.rl mil — I ...... lth.r — — 

Buttons 

to Gas Workers 

Awards Made Here to Old 

Enployei of Jersey 

Central Co. 

Ocean City Figures ' 

in Music Publication 

II c in II nt i 11 of PI Mu 

iiiuiitl h imbliniii II nr tin nj 

urn il mu ital HI tv if that 

inn pill ll li" i plntiifcrjph of 

iipinlii r thp Alpha f tmpter 

r Niii Ii i ".i > loundfd In Qtian 

m % \ nib i .2 la-t liar The 

i f ,rt iijun tin distinttliin of 

P " t 

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ilm 

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orj,anl?pd In 

Ji i \ di Hit 1 in WUfl 

in til mill f i!» iBd 

imp in rrnnton 

\[ , I, i f iiit 1 i il cbipttr 

niHPtlng of the empiojita of 

*,nutheiu dm ion of tht Itr 

Liatral Power £ Light i om 

t *j< held at Knights uf i ul 

uinhu Hall hue H i I-rlday i\t; 

H ( Schinze dm ion 

*r presidtd Sev^ril of 

fitl.il ol lhe company from 4 

Paik weru prp t nt \d 

ji „ \HFH made hy I H lit 

IreibUrtr J D Aldtn hi* 

i DMni-i r H M 1% nlniaii lit it 

lot illfeinter and Ml Rulh 

limit iif the Wlldvund uIDi i 

Rtm t button Ntlt Jit tilt 1 

bi \II t I rn idput H Li II 

bt-iliii-i hiHei butt u dmfliu^l 

10 lo 1 uar i r\ lit 

inti-d ti Allnrt T 

,n,rhi M Illl\ »,ild 

inline .II to ,4 

the componj;, nl held ftmr 

u ynr In each division of the 

company. ^ 

Union Thansgiving 

Service Wednesday 

Tin- iiiiniiiil TIiiiiikHKlvina Bcrv- 

!ee in wlik-li thr UnpliBt, Liilli- 

uruu, MntliudlHl Klilsropal uliil 

Prushyleriuli Cliurihea partielpiilo 

will he held in tin- KirM Pros- 

hyierlim Cliurfli, Wi-sley nv. ami 

7th Kt., Wediii'Biiiiy, ut 7:-15 p, in. 

Bev. W. M. Kennidy, ruirtur ft 

Ihn First Biiplisr Churoli^ will 

nrrnrh. Bi'v, fliarli'H F, X 

Voeselta will prfside, asslstm] !,> 

the pustors of tin- piiriif Iput init 

iithcs. An liiviiiiiiun is fv- 

li-nilfil I" nil i-ili::i-n.« m iitiPii'!. 

^_, -+=-- .— 

CIVIC ( U IS TO MKKT 

The Oftiiii illy civic Club will 

niPP! Tilisihiy IlflilH "I liH 1 limiii- 

of the iireniili ni, Mr.«. 1:1 iiinln iH 

SV liiiiiilv, -I'"' W i » b y iiv. 

Seaside W. C. T. U. 

Gets New Members 

Piilerinii,—An iinthuslustii; mei't- 

Ing of tin- Seasiili- W. C. T, I;. 

WHS lit'lil at tlit- hijiiii' of Mi'K, 

Ktliul ViiLiiiK. I!PI'?U" ':' I'nirti. 

hi.-t week. Mrs, M. I 1 . Mcl)»li> 

pri-siili-il iiiiil Mrs, I J • 111 :s Mono, 

prt.-.iirirnt of tli(> Oui-itii City or- 

tiiiiisfiitiiin, ri-ijtirU'il mi ill'- Htat; 1 

W. C. T, I', ciinvpiitlun ut IIa.1^. 

et.estown. 

Tin- HpMsiiit 1 rhih i^ OIIM of tho8i> 

whii'Ii wri.tc lftli'i"!i_iif poiiiiiifnilii- 

tion to I'l-uyfi-iitor T. MilK-t Hnml 

fnr 111-; aitliiii in halting the rriiii 

iiiiil ociurt Viili-iiiltir ln'fiiil.-i' nf a 

I'tintinuiiU'i sti'inc of aii|iiitta!s hy 

tlii' petit jury, anil Mr. IliiinlVi 

li-tti-r (if fh;ii!k« to the union KHI 

n-:iil. 

Th>- r.cxt nii'i'tiiit'. Un-i'iiiliir !t. 

H-iil 1),- hclij. at til., hiiiiii- uf Mrs. 

JUit.~(ITl Cnr.-IHI, 

Uaiiiimi is \ .riu.-.i al s:i,n(io,nnn 

Firemen Tiki Thaw Off 

Captain Chsilea Bidden and 

Lieutenant Prank Spencer, of tht 

(ire department, are now enjoying 

their nnnuiil vacations. Anthoiiy 

Delcorio und James Oillen have 

just roinrili'ti'il thi'iiB iitul air back 

:it their oosts. 

Miss Ituth Head,_ daughter of 

Si'iiutor nnd Mr» Chprela Read, 

was a recent ifuest of friemls in 

LluniTch, Pa, 

H 

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st h m^p m 1 

e il n j ,i Id tini 

far iii in tint 

f H H ht 

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„.. nnd Mi f r H i irdm n 

Jr of ml* fmirn " h ^ rr 

DniiMl tin li Inim it n - n nth 

' VrnrH on Fir«t Vhit 

Horuri N n, n 11 nf m' B inl 

mlk 1 i-mmin, hN Tr t n it 

MTU it " 1> n n 2'i_d t s 

Mrs linrnln Dnni-liti it * * 

r yijmouth pi nni I' b it f-r 

* lier third wintpr nnd ' with 

Mend it ir«k "th n s F 

Hr'MSAMV 

ATLANTIC crrr 

Phone S.9TS5 

SHORE DINNBRS 

STEAKS—CHOPS 

PLATTERS 

Dallclsui Stramtd Sen Clami 

At All Tlmtl 

Open from Noon to 2 A. 

• ROILED 

BABY 

liTERS 

l ll^ ll Pill l.^..L. ^ 

Br i lln Mjn-iierlti. 

Kh 

i 1 thtr ip 

KinnPd> Prisilllll 

Dor 

nthv WildB d ind Tipi Mn\ 

Thi** mi-tUni- i in, f the 

rimipnn^ HTmtif t bring 

ihnut 1 i In pr riHti n^t ip tip 

utrn II il in mil ffl i 1 of 

^ 

Pre-Thanksgiving 

Sale of... 

Suits and 

Overcoats 

Prices, as usual, are 

° r 

under regular prices 

elsewhere. 

SAM SLOTOROFF 

ITic Popular ClotUer of Atlantic City 

1329.1331 ARCTIC AVENUE (AT TENNESSEE) 

STAINU 

MEN'S S! 

Duofoid Health U 

-^No Wool m 

Two Ihln layiTH—WIHII in tic 

warmth—'(.'utlan inner Hjtt 

WARM ( 

Interwoven Socks 

Just ItiHH'ivcd—Th«' New, 

Soft Wwol 

C isfinil ill Illilrli 

in forMi.filtiiiK 

lilnt. 

MADE BY BOSTONIANS 

the new 

\TW\TER 

KENT 

for* Thanksgiving 

N. C. SMITH &CO. 

—THE BOOT 5HQP= 

829 Asbury Ave. Phone 708 

•W-OU'LL be go thankful 

X you made this won- 

dcrfiil investment in happi- 

ness for your family—and 

they'll be thankful too! And 

you'll certainly be thankful 

for Atwater Kent dependa- 

bility, years and years from 

now. Come in and hear ill 

Jacob C. Schuff 

Wlu-n In Trouble Phone 11S0 

TUBKS TKSTEI) FBKK 

HHi .ASIU'KY AVENUK 

CK'EAN flTY, N. ,J 

A Spiiijil Lo! of riOr and 75(' 

HUk and W'uol SorltH 

35c or 3 prs, for $1.00 

PIG 

11KHIN1) THl: WHKKL-or for < 

wear, thin Hniart, duralile glan 

idvaily Kuiti'd, It has the easy, i 

unil style that litiilH rmponie 

t'vcrywhi'rt', 

Manhattu! 

New Two Colinj|j 

Sin,is. Alio in! 

and Hlunly wstn I 

lur iitlui'hed and n« 

Sizes froa 14 Wl 

MEN'S NEW 

VARIETY! 

Plain eelsp charvetii silk ,-irid ws§l i 

prsef, fancy satin iirtpes, hirrffiflbaBi i 

moan dors, Scsteh pebble wtavs, ism m 

twiitg, striped msir«i=Qrtatmm :• 

Priced from 50c to I 

STAINTOJi 

806-10 Asbury 

AN N l¥ER5APCr * Store 

Fridny . 

PreparinB for 

Thiw Evint 

Just a Few of Our Numerous Specials 

40 PAIRS OF 

Men's 

Work 

Shoes 

Mostly Small Sizes 

BOYS' AND GIRLS* 

Shoes & Oxfords 

$1.00 

300 Puirs: Sizca from 6 to 2 

Ladies' Full Fash'ned 

iERViCE WSIQHT 

ani CHIFFON 

Pieot Tapi, Reg 11 is 

A SiiJtS?'||S 

All ||,S 

Ladies' Golashes 

$1.15 

FIRST QUALITY 

All Sim 

-AN- 

OPPORTUNITY 

THAT COMES ONCE A YEAR 

Everybody remembers our previous anniversary sale. 

This will be greater than ever. 

Your Chance TO BUY 

For you, our friends, who have patronized our store for the past 

eight years, we are holding our EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY 

CELEBRATION AND SALE for seven days, beginning Satur- 

dmy, November 22nd, until Saturday, November 29th, inclusive 

At this time you will have an opportunity to purchase footwear 

below wholesale cost. 

Just a Few of Our Numerous! 

LADIES' PUMPS 

and OXFORDS 

.45 

On Tables 

Men's High-1 

Gunning! 

Men's 

Florsheim 

SHOES 

p -*5 

•mmm 


OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE ANY MERCHANDISE PUR- 

CHASED UNTIL YOU RECEIVE YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK 

OCEAN CITY'S LEADING SHOE STORE 

ROYAL 

Men's Work Shoes 

BHOWN OK BLACK 

$1.75 

Are All Perfeet and No Army 

• Wavjr Thrownuts 

iivg, I'rifi—m & 

"MAIM- r«B 

HOUGH Wl4B 

These an \11 Perf«* ] 

,ind N« 

Men's Dress 

&y& 

No Special Merchandise hat 

been purchased for thii sale. 

Everything offered U from our 

complete stock of our standard 

*nerchandi«e. 

$2.95 

Enna Ji 

Shoes for 1 

BEG, 

Out of Every 190 Pa 

In Ocean City Rout 

TJle OCEAN CITY SENT 

AND THE OCEAN CITY NBWS. C0N80LIDATBP 

YEAR—No. 33 

PuMlatlso Olflm 

Ld Budding, MB ItrMI 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1930. I1.W • Mr 

•>•« 

leeping 

[pWith 

'he News 

Oldon HarlunB, solnlat 

li the Women's Syiii- 

Orcbestru of Philiidel. 

was forced to pause In 

fmidst of a group of songs 

• rrlday night's eonceii 

• high sPlionl Liildilmiuin. 

ami (jlisKliiij! dnwn finnt. 

i\ niinibt't' tit >oungs!i'i h 

Tin-) imalh ut-i-fdid In 

f plfilhllllt UM|lll-t Iiiiil llll'l 

gllipt 

Jt it WllH llllllPfl'HHUlV tn 

|e Ibih iri|H»-Hl nf twn rol- 

hn}!., ruillnT liatlf They 

SniotliiuIi'HH lliioiighout the 

lert. thi-ii fai'Pfl inpl .« thfy 

|ned to nuiNli- iirohahly 

isliiiloiis limn thry hud 

riiiiiiiitilv WHIP mniiT in 

Hiiilli-nri- Ihul Illlrd thn 

»lm had nrvir LIP- 

ptl an oupcirlunltv 

I thin Trainrd In nil a 11 

Hallon nl linr muili: IhroIIEtl 

fnedllliii "f thp rudli). Hicy 

11 :n In si hand. Fi Iday 

Ami that tliny ftplned- 

it H.I- evident al ;i (tlanrp 

la doubtful ir thlh «plpndiii 

|#ntr,i tin playeil tn a 

ii«,nims>m audlenn-, many 

IIIIU lalpr i'\pii"«!>ed thfh 

uiii- In tin- Imal'd of edu 

Inr its. RfiifinMty in un- 

itinis Ilir oxpen-pn nf 

ns Ihp ur^nni/atiim lo 

" • • • 

t. in Ihink nf it. tlmse 

coluicil limn mnv tl-ivP 

lirwildfiril In Hn vi'l»!llil 

|of lh,. l.iih «lm hrit the 

||g. Vie ti.iM- never hefore 

H'h .1 hii^^ jipninn 

liiig Mil" inclipxtin wan 

4rh rninii.iri'd to her jnh. 

hnl .1 \V I" I.fhnian hnii 

w.i«- « U'lil the hatmi nnil 

"the lni«« 

1I1.1I l.'dv and nor 

li «tii- «n»n'l ruilT- 

1 tlliiiiili'imi . hnrnmnv from 

t)iii|i.ui- ilnglihiiiw for 

sin' wus hlnwinx 

omntivi. whiMle. or mnkiriE 

lil.r ii tuavi freight 

BK .1 Ihiue |IPI cent Br»dB. 

*5tie w.i^n't heating the 

ajie was hi'illing it 

I'll Blage ta ring cath- 

bullx in »h,ltrhri-i nllem 

w,n 1111 mile trap drnm- 

jnli Shi" tliul su many 

tn iln tli.lt two nndel- 

h,id In help IIPP he- 

nlie iiiuldn'l be In thrps 

tit once. 

(luff our chapeuu In the 

nt tin 1 drums! 

* » • 

Korh, Irenaurpr of the 

an illy Title & Trust f'n. 

|t its repent consolidation, 

fur tiiH new neld 

ndenvnr ill Paoll, Pa. He 

',. he'd try in return every 

her. 

linne sn! Ocean f'ity is 

n jfiioil ncniit in Jim. 

gers. Millllt'ilijs al him lit 

eak in Iho hank, may liftTe 

(llffpretlliy. They Haw 

the hunker's "no" p»|ires. 

Bui ninny of them learned 

now him as a jovial enm- 

pn B nf friends are glad 

|l» new iiuHilinn. But ihey 

that lip and Mrs. Korh 

'• return often. 

; S.—Hnw HIP Briar's rluli 

m liini! 

* * * 

new Federated Welfare 

bmnilttee 'undoubtedly Is n 

Jization, But Its in- 

enee deiinrtment la not 

Uoning smoothly as yet. 

A. r. rrowe, whu on 

Bay niglit was elected 

nan. was unnbla to attend 

neelliiK that evening. To- 

he admitted thnl ho didn't 

he wiiB eleeled until 

morning. 

Falls on Foot; 

Pearl's Son Is Hurt 

er Jackson PeaTl's young 

«ras slowly recovering to- 

om the effecta of a eon- 

foot 

Corio Reversed 

In Decision on 

Doughty^Will 

Vice-Ordinary Finds No Un- 

due Influence Exercised 

By Mils Doughty 

RECEIVES MOST OF 

$500,000 ESTATE 

Ocean City Property In- 

volved in Fight Over Testa- 

ment. Now Held Valid 

Mis'* Phebe. Duu^bty, of Ocean 

City, will receive almnht nil of her 

latp father';, estate, estimated at 

jriOO.ono, aB the result of the re- 

by Viee-ordninary Ingersoll, 

in prerogutory court, of the forcn- 

ei decision by Judge Cerio, pf At= 

lantic Cit>, in orphans' court. 

I'Hijpr the new decision, the will 

if the late Captain Carrell Dough- 

y, nf Rakei^vilie, becomes valid, 

x do tliH four codicils attached 

to il. 

Slain PhUadelpfnan Was 

Well-Known Vi$itorHere 

Wife, Confessed Killer, Was Good to Chil- 

• dren, Summer Neighbors Declare ; 

The vill wag set aside lagt fall 

by Judge Corio on the grounds 

h M Doughty had used un- 

fh d 

y 

that gy 

ue influence over her father and 

influenced him m_ drawing the 

cndn-lN Lnuis T. Doughty, of 1H 

H Himtun av,, Atlantic City, und 

Mr,. Flura Bell Myeis, of PittB- 

burg, are the other two hpir», who 

will get the proceed* of a $10,000 

tru»i fund to be established for 

each 

Made Two Other Brqu«-gtn 

The unly nther bequests are to 

is housekeeper, Annie S. Red- 

iington, who is to get $200 an- 

nually, and his nurse, Lvdia M. 

Jnhnsoli, who gets the BakersvillP phPt. he 

>lr married llli- 

IIIT 

and 

Pro- 

throllBhuut 

hnuw for her lifetime jthel „,,,,, 

Undei the original will. Captain | According u< Hit- Pliiladelpliia 

DouBht% dirt-cted that any mort- [nuwBp,ipt.,s. thp t.miilv camp to 

KuBi" nitainst any pruperty should Ocean • iiv. .limn JO. this vonr, 

]f Uisclmreed Kith monies from and rnnialiimi until bepH'inlier 10 

thp K.4ate,*anri at the timp of hisl I>eNintp thp tatt tlmt Mr. 

dPuth a ifUB,000 morljage stood Prophet has declared slip plnltr-il 

aeamat Doujrhtv'^ Pur Theatre, 

firpan City, which was rebuilt af- 

ter thp fire in 

adelphia Public Lrdgvi, who was 

Wilh 

thi'pe 

i>ial stMBon» luip, ipbldniK in an 

apartment thm p.iit sp.ii.oii at thp 

rear uf 624 WPMPJ- nv 

,M^ Proplli't. whii l» :!".. and 

hei bi'Dthi-i, Humid Williams, 2li. 

of WarMnBtim, Pa , haw rnn 

reused thej imndired Prnphet fnr 

his |320n inhuiance pulley 

btcause, aitoiilinq to MTB 

llti hushand's muidpl 

ytars, thpir mampd 

iiir 

lln 

live 

was 

This propeity was bequpathed tn »nce, duur 

rnnly placid lo outward nppear- 

duung Iheii slimmer Slavs 

til neiEllbnrs 

rrnpliPf evident- 

was fund of thp tin PC small 

iri\ an me '"'"""i for 

ceierate hnslness at tlm spanhiirp j unlimited round trip. 

In niiiliiiiH the aniioiincement, 

K. D. Osterhout, priKBPimer triilllr 

niunagrr of tin. ReiidiiiK syHtein, 

siiid: "It is halievcd thin lower 

fares at llliB time will muteriillly 

resorts. 

Cilief amonjs the redllPtinlis 

the return uf the $1 Sunday ex- 

cursion, which has 

effect since the war 

not bi'Pti 


in 

aid the traveiliiR public mid ae- 

will lake the place oC the prenl |colcrllIC i,,,siness in Atlantic Pity 

11.80 tickets und will be gnnil on mA othe >el,shorc resorts. The 

the 7:B0 n. m. trnin for Ocean Vhrce-day tickets, the mnnnge= 

$1.80 tickets und will he HOnil on 

the 7:50 ii. m. Iriiin for Oieiin 

rity. Stone Harbor, Wlldwood 

nnd fane May, and for any At- 

lantic rlty (ruins between 8 :i. Ill, 

and 2 p. m. 

The three-day conch ticltet has 

also been reduced, the new pi ice 

ment believes, will prove to be a 

Brent corivcniencp for persons 

spending n week end nl the «'»- 

KJiore. Thi? 1 bun tickets from 

neadiiiis Tnriniiial also have hepn 

redlieed to the lowest figure 

Florida Retort Is 

Ocean City Booster 

Prof, and Mrs. Samuel Cohen, 

of Somers Point, who are winter- 

are at present en- 

outlets. Extension 

run out through 

cords may be 

windows, and 

the cracks stuffed with paper or 

cloth to keep out the cold air. 

The airings of light* may, of 

course, be kept from year to year, 

with the occasional replaclnf of 

a bulb the only cost of upkeep. 

C, R. Leech Hu 

Critical Operation 

Miss Caroline R. Leech, who has 

resided far many years at B04 

Atlantic av., underwent a critical 

operation at the Hahnemann HOB» 

pltol, Monday worninK. It was 

perfomied by Dr. D. • Bushrod 

Samei. 

The latest report is that the 

wai reiting fairly ettinfarUble. 

Mm. RobeH tm wpmT 

In IT 

w 

for Ocenn City nnd! since the RpadlnK entered the 

tone Hiirhor; I2.7fi fnr Wifdwnnd highway triinspnrtaUnn llcld." 

joying « stay at Orlando, which 

they say is giving Ocean City a 

big boost, especially at various 

club meetings, which are held 

nightly at the chamber of com- 

merce building. 

"This 'Wednesday New Ensrland 

will hear something of the beau- 

ties of Ocean City; last Thursday 

week, the New York Tourist Club 

became quite interested although 

many never had heard of Ocean 

City," Mr, Cohen says in a letter 

to The Sentinel-Ledger, 

"I take this opportunity to wish 

everybody a happy and merry 

Christmas and may the new year 

bring to Ocean City and the people 

greater prosperity, wealth and 

happiness." 

Anniversary Sale of 

Shoe Store It Success 

Sidney Robinson, proprietor of 

the Royal Shoe Store, of Ocean 

City, reports that all receipt rec- 

ords for his b'lsinesB were broken 

last iSftturday. That day innrked 

the opening of the store's eighth 

anniversary lale. 

MB, Newton 

Ocean VW, iûSWurtay «• * 

Town send, 

ft 

Mh^jÂ', 

CHIMNEY rlHK FIT OUT 

A chimney fire nl the home of 

ilrs. Mary Wells, 642 Haven av., 

vas extinguished hy liremcn on 

ilonday morning hrfiire it could 

nread lo the roof of lhe dwell- 

ng, rheniicals werp used, 

Firemen from hntli eonipanies 

•esponded to the alarm. 

Nine Ocean City 

People Selected 

, For Petit Jury 

All Sections Represented in 

Panels Drawn on Wed- 

nesday of ThU Week 

NO UPSETS LOOKED 

FOR IN THIS TERM 

All Merabera of Septem- 

ber'. "Fired" Jury Are 

Misaing from Lilt 

Grand and petit jury panels for 

the December term of court were 

drawn, Wednesday, by Sheriff For 

rest M Rich, Jury Commissioner 

Charles A Norton and Common 

Ple.is Judge Palmei M Way. 

Court House officials have ex- 

pressed saturfactlun with the pan- 

els and expect that the December 

term o f court will not be marked 

bj any upset, a^ was the lasst 

term 

While no official statement baa 

been rnmle, it is known thai Sn 

pri^me Court Justice Ralph W E, 

Donges has taken i particular in- 

terest in the court here, especially 

since the icfusjl of Piosecutor T j 

Millet Hand, in October, to try 

any further criminal matters he- 

re the September petit jury. This 

lntnest \sas nut in reproach to 

Mr Hand, hiiwevnr 

No Section Favored 

The JUly list shown that eath 

"I'ction nf the eountv is almost 

qualh repre,rnted, in proportion 

o population Thus, no section 

Mil bt favored 

Tbe ahsence nf all members nf 

the September panel from the Jury 

mt was also noted 

EicusCs from duty are expected 

;o he few during this coming 

term, and Judge Way has indicat 

ed formally that an excuse will be 

panted anlv foi pxcellent reasons 

CViurt Opens Deeemher 9 

The ti-im of lourt will open De 

ember 'I, when tbe Brand jury 

v 11 go into SP(,HIOTI Supreme 

'ouit i.i*,ies befoie Justice Dnnges 

A, ill aUii begin 

Tbe names of grand jurors ba\e 

not bên revealni, nnd will nnt be 

mtil then work m completed The 

cn,,ntlmieii on I"nirp ThrM?l 

Eight on Sewer 

Contract Ended 

WELFARE CHAIRMAN Ocean City Loses 

Quarter Of 

Game With Ti 

DR, A. C. CROWE 

Elected Tuesday night, ehairmin 

of the new Federated Welfare 

Committee, to direct future 

charity work in Ocean City. 

• • • * 

Name Welfare 

Body's Control 

Board Monday 

Dr. A. C. Crowe Ii Chowri 

First Chairman of 

Federation 

With the regular football sea- 

son a thlac or the past attention 

l Ocean City and Cape May 

oiinly la being centered on neit 

bfi hen 

TO MERGE CHARITIES 

y 

Saturday's benefit Gl 

WANTS TO KNOW WHAT 

TO USE FOB MONEY 

No sooner wai Miss Rosa- 

lie Ryan elected tr»asurer of 

the Federated Welfare Com- 

naiitee (han aha looked 

around and asked what rte 

was to use for money. So 

far the committee Is without 

funds. 

Miss Ryun wag told tiat 

while there ii a complete 

lack of financial worry now, I 

the committee probably will I 

hold a benefit performance, I 

possibly at the Monrlyn | 

Theatre, in December or ! 

January. | 

Losing Bidders Withdraw 

Objection*: Praised by 

Mayor Champion 

John PHtn arid Wvirht Brothers, 

ami Mimihaii & Hall, second and 

third low bidders for (he southend 

sewer instnllfiiion, have withdrawn 

all objection to HWnrdlng the con- 

trnrt tn the Mastern Engineering 

Co., of Atlantic City, who were 

low bidders with $173 138. f 

Objection was raised by the con- 

trnetors on the grounds that the 

bid cotitainnil irregularities. 

Mayor Cliuinpion expressed the 

opinion that the two tirins should 

be ciimiiiemied 'or dropping any 

action, sine!' it might have resulted 

in taiising iinatponement of the 

work for a year. A large number 

of local men will receive employ- 

ment when construction of the 

sewer systnni hoîlis. 

Misunderstanding Causes 

New Call on Drainage Bids 

Due tn a misunderstanding of 

the specifications, Sampson, Wil 

cox and Sampson, low bidders for 

the (iriiiniige pipe to be used in 

theh West iiv. surface water sewer 

between 14th and 18th sts., with- 

drew their hid, Monday, 

The misunderstanding was over 

the inside coating of the pipes. 

To clarify the situation, the city 

[lecided to throw out all bids and 

readvertlse under new speciflfa- 

tions, which have been nieti with 

the city cleric. Bids will be re- 

ceived December 8, 

Dykes Leave Entire 

Estate to His Widow 

In a will dated January 21, 1022, 

William Dykes, of 40fi Asbury av,, 

Ocean City, leaves his entire es- 

tate to his widow. Ella M, Dykes, 

Mr. Dykes died October 23. The 

ig . hand m the ... ... 

• charity In Ocean City heneetorth, 

I was former) Tuesday night when 

' 20 organisations were repreaem- 

ed at a mpeting at city hall. 

Membership in . the federation 

is open to any organization in 

the city which en(ja,ge in charity 

work, and although no demand* 

are maile, it is 

that the central atrongly urged 

bureau of the 

fefleration be employed before aid 

Is given to any person in the re- 

sort. 

Dr, Aldrich C. Crowe wab 

elected first chairman of the or- 

ganization. He, with a committee 

of six, three men and three wo- 

men, appointed by him, will con- 

trol the policies of the organra. 

ation. and carry but Bny desire of 

the federation as a whole. 

To Name Executive Comnilttee 

Dr. Crowe's executive commit- 

tee will be named Monday. 

It is also requested that each 

organization making up the fed- 

eration turn over to the city 

nurse, for filing and indexing, all 

records and names of persona 

assisted or needing assistance. 

This Information will be held 

confidential and will be ailabie 

only to those doing charity work. 

Other Officers 

Other officers of the Federated 

(Contintinii on PHRC Threel 

No Politics in 

Welfare Work 

That's What Civic^lub Do 

mands as the Price of 

Its Co-operation 

Pleasantville's Superior T«UB 

Stubborn Defense of 

Crowd Shivers in Arctic 

when 

Saturay i , 

Ocean City and Gloucester High 

Schools will clash for the sake 

of charity, on the local 8eld. 

Every orsaiilEntion Is tbe city 

backing the, game, aad It la 

hoped that a $1000 gate will be 

realized. Thii will be a record 

for & sporting event in the faffl- 

ly resort. It is believed To take 

are of tbe patrons and afford a 

means of selling reserved seats, 

he city grandstands u«e4 in the 

baby pprade and marble tourna- 

ment will lie placed around the 

field 

Prominent state and county of- 

ficials have been extended special 

Invitations tn attend the c&arlty 

game, and it ll possible that In 

addition to the county luninarle* 

ome sMe ofloiair may attend < 

United Stats liMtor hftf 

Baird Jr. 

and 

poned of Msysi Jsieph 

plon, Albert 

tendent nf 

Bevill, prita 

of t'limmerrp Thp money 

spent rntirrK wllhln the rp 

HOrt and |s PKpettrd lo aid thr 

rity's poor fanlllles nt Chrf tmns 

irne and after. 

MUHIC during the pump w ill he 

furnished b\ the high school 

band, and .i street paradp bpfnre 

the gamp prnbahly will be stagrd 

to get nut the ciowd 

hfti 

the 

Next Saturdny afternQon 

befttt declared a holiday by 

city commissioners, and u procla. 

matlon will be issued by Mayor 

Champion urging every ersanisa. 

tien and business bouse to co. 

operate In making the charity 

game one of the brightest spots 

of the year. 

Entertain Hockey 

Team at Moorlyn 

Twenty«one members of the 

Ocean City HiRh School hockey 

team were guests of. MM. Hoscoe 

Faunce at a theatre party at.the 

Mooriyn, Wednesday evening. 

The maroon and white hockey 

team, which was orjanijed this 

year, finished its first season in a 

blaie of glory of defeating Ham 

monton HiRh School, 8 to 2, 

This victory was particnlnrly 

sweet to the prla, aa the Ham 

t hl fd h l 

Defeated by a superior fm, but 

the Ocean City High Schooj football t y 

gridiron a loser for the firnt time to fflf 

annual eiaaste with Pieafflntvlll* ymt~ J — 

score of 8-0. The lone ware waa 

quarter, 

The big, red team from the 

reputation and without doubt deierrca i 

South Jera«y Clan B, crown. 

$1000 Gate, Goal 

ID Charity Game 

Entire City Swing* to Sup- 

port of Coming Glou- 

cester Clash Hare 

i A blUne wi 

anything Ml 

larga emswi 

caused -50e 

was call I upon 

•Us Miiiiit H. 

the ball B^BAL 

and fall withwrt 

making m fad. ' 

failed, hdwener, 'i 

splrita of V 

larly the 

Pleasantville 

panJed tbe 

Foor 

The game wu 

uspect by tb 

Cape May 

Legion Bud, •« 

can Legion Bugla ; 

and the FlaasABtf" 

Bugle and Drum 

tional and-dty 

the entrance fence; 

For three peri(xl» *' 

repul»ed the 

on its rosl, 

downs Witt the _,_ 

yard line, but the, 

not to be denied. 

Taw Eds In 

The m«inl»nd 

than the mmroon • 

for the first time 

forward wall of 

team waa outpls. 

enUy tore ' 

for Butntaatlia 

jiractkally til 

Three weeks 

Hewitt, of Ocom " 

Berted a claasift * " 

newjipiper, adv 

stoves for sale. The 4 

EOc, The day attit 

appeared he disposal i 

of the Htoves. The «L 

directly traceabto M:i 

he says. i

Colony 

>wing in South 

from Resort Regis- 

tering in Sunshine City; 

300,000 Are Expected 

11 j JOHN lOltHKK 

St Petersburg Fla — With 

3o»nksilvlng just iround the 

corner, thuusaniH of northern 

tourists will obsene that holiday 

v>_foT the nr t turn in unnv St 

Q" Pitershurg, I»PIL enting virtu ilh 

T «¥ery state lo the Union and 

^« every ramidljn inovmte louri^t 

travel into this resoit »ns nevei 

Itavier for a • ompar.it ive per od 

In any piei dim. >mr 

It is iitimittu tin re ire il 

ready murt thin Ti «i00 winter 

solowner" mil Irloit tin inson 

closes it i (.Minted ili 11 ovir 

, 3000UO will hm viiitul hue 

&I Ocean ( itj t "Imii dniHi 

Ocean Citys i ill in m mil a 

Inj mill the inKul m tun 

train 17 re^JMtim^ dm mi, tin 

week at tin < Ii imber of fnrn 

merne while u tuition fur 

twice that nuniln i line hi in n 

Celvet 1 at Im il hntil mil ipnt 

Blent hou i dm ti n 11 Ion thr 

flrst of the ii ii 

Mrs rinrim fflimliirl mn 

tored from On in ntv Im hi i 

fifth wintci mil i rr-iilint l! 

JBT5 In- it \ 

Mr and Mr Ti hn Biuifl mil 

Mr nnd Mi r r K-iirdmin 

Tr, of mn I .nil ll iv h vi rt 

onenr-d theh 1mm it "727 nth 

st, 1 N T»en?e] nn Flr*t ^ •«•• 

n 117! 1 nl SI" TlTirrl 

Mlu Cora HurrH, of IMf Cm- 

trat ay, and Mrs Clan H, Stell- 

wagon, of 716 Central a*, mo- 

tored here and are residing a 

1820 2nd av N _ 

Mr and Mis Edwin I^yndall 

of '100 Cential av nie at the 

Hotel GlndwHi H3 l»t av If 

lake Apartment 

Mil J Liniimtt Hurdtr am 

Ml s BettJ Under of Illl 

Uoaiilwaik have tnkm an npirt 

ment at 111 lid Nt N 

Mr md Mi- Holicit Mi rkler 

o[ ,t Wi din 

Hei 

tliL I ii t 

M 

Hi I irM I'll 

î lei n% nml 

il it 7 V p i i 

LIIDI dv ]u-tii if 

iî < huiils i\ill 

im uli Tin i linli •. r \ 

Voeselin will pn ide i „! tul Ii 

tin pa tin ni tin p irliiil ilm 

i h m tlii îi mi it iti " i ii 

ti mini in ill i li ii in ill n 1 

Seaside W. C, T. U. 

Gets New Members 

PiUrmn—An i ntliti 11 in im 11 

in(5 uf th Si milk W 

ii l In III it tin ll IIII IIT Mi 

I tin 1 ^ nunir Un I 1 •" ii 

lit IM k Mi M 1' Mil) ili 

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|JI i I lit ul tl i OL HI ( ity u 

^ mi iti II 1 pi il ti il i til ".I it 

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1 h >-i i i 1 i luh i mil if til i 

uhlih u i t 1 tt i if i JInfi•• n I i 

ti in t i 1 i nut ii 1 "Mill, t II mil 

f i 111 j ti n in li iltn tin i i 'In 

in il i uitt *i ili i I ir 1 

ntlhti u ti 1 

Firemen Tike Time Off 

Captain jT»rl«g BoIUen and 

Lieutenant Frank Spencer, of the 

fin di.partnunt an now enjoying 

tin ir Jnnu il v leition Antlion> 

DilLiirio anil laniL Gillrn have 

in t tinii]ili tul tl" ii mil in I' 1 '!* 

it lhi"ir iio>>t 

i Kuth Ht-aii, ii inKliti i uf 

itui mil Mr, Chun I Hi ad, 

a rtci nt nui 't of fi"ii mN in 

I rili Pa 

Rbnut 

t Insrr 

n fniriln\fm 

irl it 

ind 

Pre-Thankspving 

Sale of... 

SllitS 

Overcoats 

Prices, as usual, are 

$ 10 or more 

under regular prices 

elsewhere. 

SAN SLOTOROFF 

Tht Popular Clothier of Atlantic City 

13291331 ARCTIC AVENUE (AT TENNESSEE) 

t i n p i t i t J I I M i l l M 

I H h t un 11ITI 

\ ill li h 1 I ttl In n 

In I i n I i n 

(mi i r i II io >i 11 r 

I he OIL in I ilv I h n I lull is 

mn t I in il i 111,-lit il tin In MI 

of tin pie nil nt Mi I li ll II 

\\ C, in.1% Jim \Si liv nv 

Oxford in lilnck 

in fiirm.fitliiiK 

lust. 

STAIN 

MEN f S SI 

Fir] 

Duofold Health 

—No Wool 

FHO thin layi r.H-WiMil in tl» 

wurmth—t iittun mnpr layer 

WAHM 

Interwoven Socks 

Juitt Kit lived— Ihi filin 

Soft Uvlt-IiiHil Himl 

MADE BY BOSTONIANS 

N. C. SMITH & Co. 

—THE BOOT SHOP— 

829 Asbury Ave. Phone 796 

fof Thanksgiving 

Y OU'LL be so thankful 

you made this won. 

derful investment in happU 

nesi for your family—and 

they'll be thankful too! And 

you'll certainly be thankful 

for Atwater Kent dependa- 

bility, yean and yean from 

now. Come in and hear iti 

Jacob C. Schuff 

When in Trouble I'hone UTiO 

TUUKK TKSTKD FRKK 

KM; ,Asnrnv AVKNUK 

CITY. N. .J 

\ Special Lot of illi md 75c ' 

Silk md Wool Sotks 

35c or 3 prs, for $1,00 

PIG 

Id'HIM) IHI Will 1 I _or 

wtar, this smart, durahlL 

ideally HUited. It hu>, the euy, ( 

and style t tut t finds respgoie 

everywhere. 

Manhattai! 

New Two 

HIiiriB, AIM tm.\ 

and Hliirdy wo»a i 

hir iiltaihfd and i 

MEN'S NEW 

VARIETY! 

Fiain eelor charvetii silk flnd weel \ .._ 

prssfi fancy sntin gtripes. htrringbSMigu 

nipgndsrs, Scotch pebble weavs, W&TU 

(wills, striped 

Priced from 50c to! 

STAINT0I 

806-10 Asbury î 

Open 

Evenings AN N1VERSAKT Friday , 

Preparing for 

This Event 

Just a Few of Our Numerous Specials 

40 PAIRS OF 

Men's 

Work 

Shoes 

Mostly Small Sizes 

BOYS' AND GIRLS' 

Shoes & Oxfords 

$1.00 

300 Pairi; Sizes from 6 to 2 

Ladies' Full Fash'ned 

SERVICE WIIQHT 

and CHIFFON 

Peeol Topi, Ru. 11,88 

All Pfrftet—Alf il 

Ladies' Golashes 

$1.15 

FIRST QUALITY 

All Bi 

-AN- 

OPPORTUNITY 

THAT COMES ONCE A YEAR 

Everybody remembora our previous anniversary sale. 

This will be greater than ever. 

Your Chance TO BUY 

For you, our friends, who have patronized our store for the past 

eight years, we are holding our EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY 

CELEBRATION AND SALE for seven days, beginning Satur- 

day, November 22nd, until Saturday, November 29th, inclusive 

At this time you will have an opportunity to purchase footwear 

below wholesale cost. 

Just a Few of Our Numerous! 

LADIES' PUMPS 

and OXFORDS 

.45 

On Tables 

Men's 

Florsheim 

SHOES 


OCEAN CITY, N. J, 

A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE ANY MERCHANDISE PUR- 

CHASED UJJTIL YOU RECEIVE YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK 


ROYAL 

Men's Work Shoes 

H.tOWN OH BLACK 

$1.75 

•A'.-.i VRWK—U 

Them. Arc AH Perfect and No Army 

• Wavy '1'hrowouU 

Men's 

Gunning 

$3-75 

K.-B, I'rlcf—$B & 17 

MAI1K FOB 

HOUGH WEAR 

Thenc ori- All Perta* 1 

and Navy' 

Men s Dress 

No Special Merchandite has 

been purchased for this gale. 

Everything offered is from our 

complete stock of our •tandard 

Aterchandue. 

EnnaJi 

Shoes for' 

«EQ. 

of Ewry 1*0 

Ocean City Read 

ê Sentiiiel.liedfer 

OCEAN CITY SEOTTNEL-H 

AND THE OCEAN CITY NBWS. CONSOLIDATED 

YEAR—No. 38 

keepin 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1930. tLW a nv 

lie News 

Olden Hnrtung, HIIIOIH) 

jrlth the Women's Sym- 

fy Orchestra of Flilladel- 

wtif forced to puiiie In 

\-t or a Kioiip of sonKs 

pg I ridnv night Lunrei t 

high MPIHIOI inilitoi mm 

e « in notiiLiihli whis 

mil UKKllnfc dnvvn front 

1 iiumliei ol v»ung^t*-m 

Ihiv linillv im dul In 

Iplti mt iwiui t ilnl Un) 

hunt 

pt it wu uniuii. -unv to 

this minis! nt I wo eol 

huvi filtliei hiLk Thev 

JmotlimliuH thiouifhniil the 

rt Iliell ntes rapt is thrv 

Ei] to mn li pronabH 

t,lmioiiH ihiiii ihn lint! 

ilieanu i ul 

* * * 

niiiliihlv wrrr nnny in 

fumlia in i tlmt tilled thp 

v* Im h id never bp 

d in opportunity 

I this I r-ilncd tu ill ip 

flat ion i f ffm mil-ill through 

ncriiinii .hHil for 

Hill 

Mmli Two Other Bequests 

The onlv other hei|tae,,t>< are to 

tin him ekeepnr Annie S Red 

linuliin who ii to git 1200 an 

nualh, ind hi nur e Lvdia M 

lohn on who get the Baker-ville 

adelpliia Puljllt Leiigti who % 18 

niuidereil tuh bituidav mum 

mg in 111 Flitl iileiphia liuriii 

wns i ftell kniwn slimmer risi 

lient in Oi e in 1 ilv 

With Mm riophi! mil Iliulr 

Hint illlldien llliv tpent sev 

eml SLaiun- Inn ii lilniR In mi 

-lpirtmint tin pi t NU on at the 

en of b24 Wi^lt> i\ 

Mr Pioplut «ho I U and 

Ihei biothil H uold \UlliiniM 3d 

uf Wirrlni-tiin Pi Invi ron 

ftssed the\ muitkred Plnplnt fni 

Ills P320II in unnre iinlks mil 

bt-i in e ationhnp to Mr 1 - Pro 

pile! he linage 1 In I 

mirried hit 

thruUhlliiut 

hou e for hei li-Htimp I"" 1 ' 

I nder the original will, CantBin I AiLordin_ t., ihi Phil idelphii 

DouBht( dinrtPil that an> mort |ne«»pipel tb, limilv cniili to 

gage air-iinst anj propeily should OCMU i iH Inn. W Una «,. 

e dlihirgnd with mnme from and rpmiliie.i mull Sept, mber in 

he . tat, and at thp time of hi- ' '* I"" 1 , »» f" 1 ' '"'I , ^' r , 

death a %3(IO0 murtgaBe stood Pn.phPt haH rtnllirfd burn lit well known 

Reading Announces Bus-Train 

Rate Reduction To Seashore 

Speeding of Resort Business Seen in the New 

Schedule To Be Effective December 1 

Seashore train and hiis fares iiml Ciipe Jiny, nnd 12 for Atlnn- 

•rrived here a week «fo 

toy. We have Mr, and Mf§. 

Foeht with us. The fishing 

j as been filr. We caught 

[blue Ash and* king fish, surf 

| motored to Miami and si* 

I Caw it«y County ears 

i It looto M If they •« go. 

[have • good Mawn," 

Mrs. C. BaRfttn Jo 

iire 

make 

this Cliristmiis nn outstanding 

one from the standpoint of ex- 

terior decoration of homes, and 

business places. 

Eight prizes are to be given by 

the Clinmher, First prises or *20 

in gold, each, for the best dec- 

orated store and home, will be 

given and second, third and 

fourth prizes of 115, 110 and 15, 

respectively, The Atlantic City 

Electric Company will give a 

number of special awards, filassl- 

ncatlon as yet undetermined. 

To arouse enthusiasm and co- 

operative spirit among the mar- 

chants, a meeting of them hns 

been called by Ray B, Dean, sec- 

retary of the Chnmber of com- 

merce for Monday morning. 

From all present indications, 

the decorations to be seen 

Christinas will be the best ever. 

Strings of colored lijshts, obtain- 

able at reasonable prices In sev- 

eral local stores, will be in evi- 

dence on outside trees nnd on 

porches and windows, as wjll as 

inalde. 

It has been pointed out that a 

masse of lights of Intricate^ design 

is not necessary for a pleasinc 

display. A few lights, well placed 

in slmnle desljrn, with harmon- 

ions color effect, might be Just 

as pleasing to the eye. Neatness 

and originality art Important 

factors In beautiful decorations. 

Outside displays do not requirs 

Installation of outglds electric 

outlets. Extension cords may be 

run out through windowi, and 

the cracks stuffed with paner or 

cloth to keep out the cold air. 

The strings of lights may, of 

course, be kept from year to year, 

with the occasional replacing of 

a bulb the only cost of upkeep. 

Miss C, R. Leedi Has 

Critical Operation 

Miss Caroline R. Leech, who has 

resided for many ytari at 604 

Atlantic av., underwent a critical 

operation at the Hahnemann Hofi* 

pital, Monday morninj?. It wai 

performed by Dr, D, Bushrod 

Jamep, 

h 

6f the Reading system will tnke llr City. A reaiure of it in 

a subatunliftl drop, December 1, two ppiHOns may use the 

h 

that 

same 

and will conHniie'on the reiiiici-d ticket; If they are iraveliiiK to- 

basis until March 31, according 'getliur. 

to nn official announcement irmde ! tlim rare reductions bring the 

yesterday. The Rending bolicves !price of tickets lo Derail City 

the lower rates will nuilerinily til li.M foi ime-wiiy; »1.• r> for 

aid the traveling public anil ne- |thret-iliiy excursion, ami J2,2ii for 

iunlimited rniind trip, 

Iti imikiim the niiiioiini-enient, 

E, D, Oslerbout, paHHeiltser triimc 

manaRer of the Rending systein, 

mild; "It Is believed Hint lower 

fiires nt this time will materially 

aid thr trnveiiiis public iind ae- 

ceierrite buHiness in Atlnntic t'ity 

and other seashore resorts. The 

throe-day tickets, the manage, 

mpnt hnlievns, will jirove to he a 

(sfent r.onvenlence for tiersons 

spending a week end nt the m'a. 

shore. The bun tickets from 

Reading Terminal also hnvp been 

reduced to the lowest figure 

celerate business nt the sen»imrn 

resorts, 

, chief amnnji the roductintis is 

the return or the $1 Sunday ex- 

cursion, which has not bein In 

effect since the war. The tlrltet>i 

(1.50 tickets nnd will he good nu 

the 7:B0 II. 

City. Stone 

and Cane May, and for any At- 

lantic City trains between R n. m. 

and 2 P. m. 

nl. truin 

Hnrbor, 

for Oiptili 

Wlldwood 

The three-day coach ticket hns 

also been reduced, the new price 

thf" being t!.2S for Ocenn City nnd since the Heading entered the 

" atoiie Harbor; $2.75 for Wllilwnnd highway trnnsporlation lii'lil." 

mp, 

The laMat 

was i 

rt ii that she 

e laMat report ii that 

resting fairly comfortable. 

Florida Resort Is 

Ocean City Booster 

Prof, ami Mrs, Samuel Cohen, 

of Somers Point, who are winter- 

ing In Plorjdai are at present en- 

joying a stay at Orlando, which 

they say is giving Ocean City a 

big boost, especially at various 

club meetings, which are held 

nightly at the chamber of com- 

meree building. 

"This Wednesday New England 

ill hear something of the beau- 

ties of Ocean City; last Thursday 

week, the New York Tourist Club 

became quite interested although 

many never had hoard of Ocean 

City," Mr. Cohen says in a letter 

to The Sentinel-Ledger, 

"I take this opportunity to wish 

everybody a happy and merry 

Christmas and may the new year 

bring to Ocean City and the people 

greater prosperity, wealth and 

happiness," 

Anniversary Sale of 

Shoe Store Is Success 

Sidney Robinson, proprietor of 

the Royal Shoe Store, of Ocean 

City, reports that all receipt rec- 

prdi for hig business were broken 

lait (Saturday. That day marked 

tht opening of the store's eighth 

anniyefgary. te 

Mn, 

QiMM 

Mawten Towtwend, 

nt 8»ti " 

C'HIMNKV FI11E 1'IIT OIIT 

A chimney fire at the home of 

Ire. Mary Wells, 642 Haven av,, 

van extinguished by, firemen on 

ilontlay morning tifforp it could 

nreiiil to Hie roof lit the dwell- 

ng. rheniicals were used, 

Plremen from both companies 

esponded lo the alarm, 

Nine Ocean City 

People Selected 

For Petit Jury 

AU Sections Represented m 

Panels Drawn on Wed- 

nesday of This Week 

NO UPSETS LOOKED 

FOR IN THIS TERM 

All Members of Septem- 

ber 1 ! "Fbed" Jury Are 

Misting from LUt 

Granil and petit jurj panels for 

the December term of court were 

drawn, Wednesday, by Sheriff For- 

rest M. fitch, Jury Commissioner 

Charles A Norton and Common 

Pleas Judge Palmel M Way 

Court House officials have ex- 

pressed satisfaction with the pan- 

el- tinil expect that the December 

term a* court will not be marked 

by any upset, a W 

This week lie la 

tiaing the fenrth 

Brown peekeibepk wllti' 

tnn, n V" ^tam^ 

Hid. containing mil, 

Priig Stole, Phone 

18H.R 1 or Benllnd 1 

nei 

Put l.lock «ni 

pun] doir 

E J S'lmhrook, 

Ocinn i"lt> SOU during'. 

nntvllli 1!U W, alter I 

11 2S It-r 

For Sile 

NfiW Viotroln. lln>(Uy 

Plcndiire Av«.. Plmne 

City, N. ,1. 

SJ Blmtem Killion 

Bt.uk: r«a«onuWB, 

Acidn-«« »ent|nel-l 

Ooonn City, N. J. 

Part Bred Boston 

piiDpy. T we«lt» sia, . 

Siil DelBneey pi,, Deawtf 

phone 1801-W, 

llA.tpii trilok, piinal 

•omhii 

N, J, 

. Holla HGWIU.1 

Mr, Dykes died October 23, The 

Entertained at Moorlyr 

The members of the Gloucesta? 

b 

wIlllnB ._ .._ 

fare work In the resort if pol- 

lllcs is taken from the federation 

of charitable organizations and If 

no public display is nmde ofethe 

neonle who are benentted by the 

Buy Back Prosperity 

A large number of Ocean City people will havt a 

splendid opportunity next week to do their share to 

bring about a business revival in their .community 

And in thut way thty will, of coursi, be helping them- 

Helves, It's an axiom that when a city prospers, it's 

people alio prosper. 

On Momisy, the banks will distribute $70,000 worth of 

Christmas savings fund checks. If only half of this sum is 

spent in Ocean City's stores, it will send $9,000 a week Into 

the] 1" tills for the next four weeks. This, in addition to their 

normal receipts, will give them a profitable Christmas sea«ori. 

The money spent at these stores will, in turn, be used to 

help pay Ocean City taxes, to buy necessities lit other Ocean 

City stores. It will circulate in local channeli. 

Ocean City stores have progressed to a point where their 

merchandise selection and variety can meet practically all re- 

iiulrements. A~iil in price, they can mett and beat the stores 

of Philadelphia and other distant points. 

Many local Christmas ihoppers have in the past made their 

first and heaviest purchases in these distant starts ind have 

fHled in ih§ odds and endi lqailly. 

Supposing we help to buy back ' 

Chrtottna-Bfeurtn by ' 

work. The rivle Club did not 

', send a delegate, to the TueidBy 

night meeting of the Federated 

Welfare Committee, since fts 

meeting was held on that night, 

but it adopted a resolution con- 

cernlnj welfare work. 

The organisation point! out th»t 

lit has been engaged la Wtltoi* 

work for the nine years It tu 

existed mid says It has alwayi 

desired to co-operate with tht 

city In all- things pertaining to 

the welfare of Its people. 

The resolution was that "the 

Ocenn City Civic Club go on 

record as being willing to do. Hi 

share If an urbanization la *f- 

fepted mieh ns they Bays In 

other cities, If said organliation 

acts Independently of polltlOl, 

and no public display he nrnde 

of the names of those uilittd." 

Irving W, Street will he Inf 

Bptaker at the next meatlnf_ef 

the eltth, it IB annonnefd. 

sember 6 will be piiestii of 

management of the Moorlyn then 

ire the preceding evening, togethei 

with the local team. 

Champion Doesn't 

Want City's Bills 

To Sound too High 

When the city clerk reads the 

amount of the bills, hereafter, 

he will he asked to differentiate 

between current expense hills 

and interest on bonds and notes- 

Mayor Champion thinks he 

ought to, At tlie commissioner'* 

meeting, Monday, the mayor 

said! 

•There's a bif difference be- 

tween current bills and Interest 

bills and sometimes the total il' 

pretty, high. When it ii, people, 

lk d t h other Is If 

spending 

' " 

prty g 

look around at each o 

to say: 'Don't mind 

money, do they!"* 

, Ltwli and John 

The the week-end with 

following; eanmlttees wan nuonllHr. nd Mrs. T. T. ft 

to viHit the schools: WMley «?. I J ^ 

. WtlUr Wilk^] 

MM, Charles H»nd; CtOttU- 

L radiq net, 

eean cr 

RCA jl, 1 

it>. 

Iyng»low—No caih 

at Mtraniar. I 

;.U convmrtnee* 

ll.Jl-tf-o. 

Write Box ^ 

T. Oman (m, M.;f

e 

Cocking School 

> of Pleasure to 

Hou»ewive» 

well versed in cul- 

as well us juung 

starting ID the school 

Iking, enjoyed the i'om 

••MoklBg BOIIOOI In Hie 

of thi Ocean Clt> 

ehool, whleli ended last 

tftenoon The nfiliuol 

by the Atlnntid 

itrie Company 

', now features in domestic 

Wire explained by Mr» 

f "L, "Sain, food pconnmlut, 

ducted tie clasiea Baked 

stuffed 

itfe taith in Ocwm 

C|ly and vicinity unfl its helief 

Ihut the preBoni Clirirtnms season 

will be one of uctlv*! buyiiiK, Ed 

'.vi>rd H. Classen, Inc., today an 

nourceil the largest display of 

fhriNtniiis miMthandme it hsi ever 

clfpied the public 

The huliUav stock includes a 

lL-Ponl breaking assortment of tojN 

the lateit rievilopment in 

Jjiunel ta\ 

trifle with 

driving equipment 

d 

rallruinl 

locomotive type 

atoei, two-tiered pie, 

lireart nnd butter 

eie were i Tew nf the 

thr wainpn learned to 

Man> nf thnsi intending 

lonn copied tin rrelpes 

them nf home 

deemed in rnjm thr ic' 

sfld wrrp p uTii ul.ii h in 

d in HIP rtrinumtritmn nf 

mi" nriyrs, wi>rr 

csd dm in? tlir thrrr-il.iv 

The gift dupartitipnt inclwle-. a 

•m line of Parber wore, a mni 

hmntion rf glass, and ihromum 

plnted nicHl in iiltracliM- deiignsi 

All three window, will hi- rit 

voted to riiapla\»i of to\h anil gift* 

from no* until Chnitm.i^ tin 

._ PVC the store will pn 

Kent a gift both tn _l Iuck\ hm 

nnd girl 

StA3 To Be in Preferred 

List, with Cape May 

and WiWwood 

I lit |« 

oditi foi 

inoie pn 

h\ ilii 

Tin 

in ii 

*lft ' * /\B#f^^^vC«nnii«m. Denounced" will 

In'al"" Chinch("i nf fhrW, Hpii-n- 

tlHi ini Hiiiidm. No\enil>(M 10 

The K ilili'W I' ^ i! > Hl " nl11 

im II oim ill nil lml iiwuoim 

< 1ll M 11 fl'dll (III 111 111 1' '1 • 

Aiiiiini, Ihi ettntlnn- whltli 

iiiiiuiii i I'II IPI* in A mum Is 

thP following fi iim the Blliln 

Wlinufim Illki uiitn imi (hi 

vslliilP illiioiii ot Gi tl tlml \c 

rni> he ililr I" wHll HMiil in thf 

da> nnd hnvinp tlnnt* all to 

stand (Clillr-linu f Ul 

ThP lesmjn am ninn il* i ii 1 

ludnt. the fullnviin^ pi HUM* fioni 

Uit rinl-.ii in Siiinci ti ibii I 

Srientt? Hid Health with K \ In 

tit BiripHHTO In Miri nikri 

,iliiHU nf ii ne» pu«t 

Oensn 1 llv lnlim «lth 

nlap tlmii t-vei follow 

Ing -.in announLCnipuL thi* wt^k 

tionHin\ depai Uiient ut 

li i 

Wntibliirian Unit 

been rniidf ,iv itlablc fnr IIPV 

prtijerm in BO Ponniylvanm mid 

NPH TprHPV town Ocean 

are imludLd 

II In 

ne« 

given 

build 

lioen 

Richards Heads 

Resort Kiwanis 

Attorney New Prerident of 

Ocean City Body; Wil- 

liams Is Vice President 

me wlm 

By werp Mi!- Amin Millei 

if.e M.- ' Me 

olectrlc tnnxtpr Mi -. O 

Abbottb lc r t ruilln tur 

\, Mrs Hi Smnllwnnrf (Qpfnn 

\fl, curlinc iron Mr* \ 

b, J»n of korapi = st r ipplp 

jndsnn B Torscm fPilprmul 

_ Jim ThOBUH SPLlll PIC 

SRofwell eleetnr tna ter 

Bnrefnrd nilnd Mrs 

Slyer, dike MIF Firl 

:, pnn of Kprii>j ^ nrr.ip 

• Ml* D Mann flili dinner 

Goorcp Elmer enkr 

nflnj are «.nmr of the 

med tn Mrs Rnh" 

Baked ileaK 

lieif *3ii]nin til J in hi 

da nnlon *!!( il 

)1W bull. I m til I hi, I. 

rtcarig (chupiM flnr j 

ran . 

tie il. 

lull 

ImkiEit Pin I" < ' 

gnlf mil in pi" r h! inhl 

n h ri !h 1 Ul. i tinhpt ^r ill nnluM P.tut 

CP ovri ill H h 1 , 1 n 

... = I houi 

Stuffed tweet Potatofs 

snd parbnl! x\\*-t i pnnn. r 

11 shaBt- f'nrt wilti m 111 

Jill tlw .null ultll mi ui 

lruiii.« tlmt lii-it pu \ i ui u 

itGned nnd iinkitt lit^tri ii i 

If Datitn buhl nf III 11 ri 

Bill »,, v. no l.l"t mill Ih 1| 

n thi Jnin Hii .1 Hi 

sf Iht im-ii ultll i p n I" 

to c,it,h Hi ilillipliik 1 "i 

•^.0T i^l^ht *\\ t li it 11 |li 

Rfc« pull iwn .HP« nt in r % .III 

^-*Bi o? ^nlii unit illu\ ii I 

Until Mil 1101 llO. Tl limit rl 

rfimDVP tin I-UI itu i h ii li 

anil pliri In • liui li li in 

rooming nvin l^fl .lnvn il 

-gyrup In 111 f 11 r I i_ 

ttgree* II Hij Ift.ur tin t M 

Feet potittii * tnr i tl i? 

flitW Cranberry Siure 

part rtiiio^. fltii in 1 

(n-lndl 

B mi£"i 

find Hull It.r tu ) t r Ihu < 

§¥9 Foam Frsittng 

J!llp IlKlit brown lit H 

Wflter j 

dpOQit rrt urn of final 

of 2 itgt 

•spoon «nli 

ffU£nr um. I < nrt m.l it 

rtsr ultbou! sinrint m 2m 

P nr until c \ nip ppin I 

.1 Pour liut h\ nip \.r ^]n 

«tifn% 1,-1,1.,, ui,,t, 

GLORGE D BICHAKDb 

Gmipi D HILIIJUI OH in (its 

•ittorilPJ v.* 1 . cli-itril |IIL-.1III Ilt ill 

the Ottan t its Iviuaiu- Chili 

Wudnead.iN nnon .it tlu Litlli 

Other- eli-Lttd wilt Ui>Bi 1 B 

V\illiain- sin; piiîilinl, Cjpnrgt 

K Groff, trtaourtr. Hirum S 

Muurti. di-tnct tiu-.tPt, Willum 

G Abbott ami Di Charli \ 

1 tit npu. prt nit nt lii m< 1 

j SHt ret i v. dinttnr, tiuiiiiiitti 

thliintan nut in sdrmu utlu r in 

tite^ in tht LIUII Ht i now • i^ 

inn; a \nti pii-^ldent Hi îll 

SUUIPII Stirling W I tilt 

Albi It t Shuck OLI.III ( in 

'-Un.Hrilltt idl lit nf chnuU, u \i I 

bnif JIHI inti ri itin^ r till 1 mi 

Ud.lHi hip jnu it iiflictiiin ujnin 

i vi lit ol ht |i t t 

t-lmi r Jatk^nn Hi .irl uutlnn I 

thp plan nf thp tli int\ (r inn lit 

Ki-tll tin OI-I in ClU Hlth SLIIIII I 

mil tin uniirfcatt il Gltiutt ^tPr 

Hi^-h Sthti il in Uct I i rn\ mi 

SILU.IIHI, DPI II 4ml urirtil till 

nirmht.r tn ittt ml in a litnh i 

iinidai HiîniXitlgnj in thi n n i 

pi in* 1 til dn 

l 

md Wlldnnml 

,1 ll-[ nf I ItU? I 

t i uiiîth 1 litlnn tnl 

Ink 

| In 11IM i nb tin Minm 

i ( h iiupinn ^li. In h 

Illliiiiueri Ihi ouch t nnitri "Sxrniin 

I in RnPlHiiiit h now nt %W!fcli 

uinim till! im in pi t tin fnr fht 

pimt iifflti dPliirlmrni will visit 

tlu rismt ilinliip HIP nt.\l rr« 

ivfplv^ iinri iniiki i îir\i\ nf tht 

nnnik Hp will fcn (I\LI tllf rpr 

I1 d^ in dPtntl tn ilptermini thp 

Ili-rii ini 1 lit u nfflt i in îiinniri 

« li n iht pn^t oflht tlnnh if 

Z< t Im mp,.- 

i iiii^rni. in.in Iiiii burnt It 

I in i! tin in il fi i up w ith 

V rinlliii ii ii,|| i ,1 i int 

III Mtpi HPiitial s hij hi t 

iil~ fhf fiinjppt c 

Win I m ill ill" tin. l:!l 

in Mini h in » ipilihliilB-i 

pl.inntil w 

111 I tlllf 

b unih rf 

\i it-" 

In i tl«111 

111 i in 1 l!\ 

bu 

Inhn 

po t 

ill ntu he Ntflrlpil Mi 

Ihi i mi tlllfliiiri will 

Ki n mii a perim! uf 

I ddv i hn Inn in » nli t Im 

la%> to vonrîlve Hint mental 

m ilprattire tiiiinnt barm von 

pithor wlirn t it i p in n hi n 

nwaki ([i 4121 

Hill 1 IKIM11 HIM 01'W 

t intt il Aie it nth st 

'-iiliid iv NtivLriilur jft 

I tr*t ^timl iv in 4dvetit 

K (til 4 M Hnlv ( tinininnltili 

'i ill \ M f hlirili irhonl 

in 1 \ M Huh I oiinniinlon 

ind êt nitiii f nnorite rmn 

iniininn fm ilu v iiuni. men in 

i v\ ildwiind 

ini M iv and P 

tl it in line fnr 

•mil 

III! t Mil] 

Ocf>an Citv Pastor Talks 

To Sea lale Rotarv Ciub 

x-i i 1. r,h -tn, Wiiliiim M, 

KPIIIIPIU in t ir nf thp Oct'iin City 

H lpti-t rhuiih iililipssptl the Si'ii 

I li Kiiturs Huh iMnmlny ninllt ilt 

thr Otpfin VIPK Huti'l. His fill)- 

iPit »i< 'All Fffi Ltivp Slngiiil," 

Rut in in Gillu t

Club» 

ten Star Has 

Old Time Fete 

Fwewell Given 

Md Mr.. Koch; Say 

It With GifU 

feg'; Looking back wan) 60 years sup- 

•s.--->iad iotaraetiiiK entertainment fnr 

9. Eastern Star members, when 

s local chapter met Monday eve. 

|i|'-^M, in Masonic Hall. 

s,'•.'• -* All ceremonies were conducted 

_• tt» past matrons and past put- 

it^fc aeeerdirijf to the eusioni In 

*-" Elite in 3870. Each participant 

dressed in old-fashioned co, ,'IIB Towner, Mrs, J. Edward Vuss, 

~'"?,Mta. Stirlinir W. Cole, Mrs, Georire 

'Dnnstan and Mrs. Charlci F. 

: ttekltr. 

'>= Past Patrons who rilso had part. 

tahded Harry S, Adams, Arthur 

. V, Shoemaker, .lames F. Koch, 

William M. Rniirk, Imvieiiee M. 

Lur_and Harry M. Torbcrt. 

] Giftl? of old-fash iuned houcjUff.* 

J«d wristlets of cliiysiinthen 

[B; inn presented to the utimi'ii, and 

Hit*'** bill fold supplied favors for the 

Ml, 

Tie officers presented gifts to 

James P, Koch, patron of the 

ehipteT, and to Mrs, Koeh, mar- 

Words of regret were ex- 

id by the worthy imitrnn. 

Ira Scott Johnson, that the 

hs were so soon to leave Ocean 

to take up their residence in 

ill, Pa, 

'.» Mrs. Charles Hand recited two 

: Wectlons from Edgar Guest's 

'''JMe'm, "Old Fashioned Pan-nts" 

md "Old Fashioned Remedies." 

' After the serving of rofiesh- 

BWitg, an informal reception 10 

.the visitors was held. There were 

>•!•• iflglfcerH from Abseron, Tiiekahoe. 

Rs. Jfillvilie, Atlantic City, I.inwood, 

IlK Owe May, Wllilwomi Cuinrieii iinii 

ttflailelphia. 

Globe Circlers 

Guests at Party 

Reaort Wemen.^Vho Leave 

on Tuesday, Taken on 

Imaginary Voyage 

CHARLO'ITA Y, ULSKN 

A wedding uf imerest m I'liilu- p,..,',' 

ilnlpliia and Ocean City society \?- ' >..'i'..' 

thill nf Miss Chnihitia V. OlWn, 

of Ml. Airy and (Venn City, and 

Willels P. Jlaines, Jr., wliii-'h will 

be snlumnized tiirniii rmv I Satin 

dnj) iiftt>niooii lit the Mt. Airy 

Pieshyteriiiii Church. PhihhiHjihiii. 

Miss 01.- ..-, the diiuffhu-V uf 

Miss LMith Sehall, U!:i(l I'le.-ij.- 

iiie av., i'iiti Hie li-i-Miii- 

.•lid ll'.- •' i. H-l 

1IH' UMIIMINIU, III-', h |,:,p,.,- -|,.;" 

U-,.,-,. ,,!;,,., ,1 ;,,.,„,, | ,1,',. ,,,,,.!., ,,,' 

ill.-V in«T -l.,n,-,.|-r.| i'- th !:''n 

I'lV.i'Ml Wi'iC: Ml' . Wi'di M 

Ilitl-llM.-l-. \|U, WilP.-iPl Willi.,111.. 

">lr . ,li.l... T. |l : i-l.'ii:m. !!'• II. 

V Clniiiinif. Mr-. Kiiiiiv ll'i-'i'il. 

Mfs. WilliiiiM Wiirr. Mw: IS.-.-.r.-i •• "l»-ni tii,.. w 

Mi 1 .-. AIIIM'I- pi-ti-i--- V-- 

Illl |!.-!|. JIP.. CIII-IH 

.rcihu-i.in. Mi-.-, .lames li,...;!,. Mi-. 

rial-.-lil-.i M. Wll-nM, Mr« rhii- 

'•"••'' A. I.irtl.. a n d M i - . I'.lltl- 

St-hall. 

Personals 

Mrs. Howard jiickley. Miss Isa- 

i ne Kickiey und lUra. ii, Foote 

lieiiik'd a bridge purly ut the 

.Uailisoii Hotel, Atlantic City, mi 

Tueadily altii n,,i,ii. 

Mrs, Mury Iir.ce and sun, Hich. 

iiiil, iU-i'iiiiipanieil by HuHani Kiik 

ley, will i-peiid tliu week end in 

VilKlll.-IUU'll, 

Mr, and Mrs, Itulph H. V;u, 

(MIIIIT muliil'i'il Id Westniiinl nil 

1 li;mk: ^r 1 ^ in*r Hay, They weir ihr 

quests uf relalises thfie. 

on 

Biiyf 

Clark, Mrs, E. H." Loekt, Miss 

N B Mi d Mi Li 

Nina B, Morris and Misii Louise 

11, Morris, ull of Hhiladelphia, and 

all deters of Mr, Morris, 

•t 708 

at 000 

Ocean av. 

arl's p 

PaarK 

Mi;,,; Hrltlla W'ilsilH, uf 

Mi.s Cviilina \';in Hiii II. 

lai! inn. 

Mr, und MFB, Ueqrge B, 

Mr. and Mrs. "Williain liigei'soll, i nf Rpni'liwund, nrrivsil Wpiiiipsday 

I KliEuficih, arr.ved Wi-diiesday | t,i iprml the Tii'.nkaffivinii ))„](, 

0 spend thu ry!iiainder"MJL the | day with Mr, ami Mrt:. Arthur W 

Henry Siiling- v.-as a Philadol-j week witli ilia. J, ii, MDreyPm? | Shnemalcer, 

phis \ isijnr Sunday, Hay av, 

Mrs, W, D, Hobiiisoii, of l'hilii- 

iel|iliia, js mi all-week (fueHt of 

Mrs. Henry H. Conper, Ji". 

M ss I 1 ')!! rd N'oiii-lu'es, nf New 

York, spam Thanksgiving Day as 

a gui.'.it nf Mr. and Mrs. Henry 

H. Voopi-r. 

Mi«. (iiMiiw Whildi'n /mil Mrt, 

Aiiliii' ("uiiser speiit Saturday in 

The Misses Jeanctti' T. liroom- Mr. und M>--. neui;[e fi, (:«,$ 

II, UI'ULU Ui'ouiiiell and Jlyrtir i an; iuinin,'r Dr. a.iid Mrs Ii 

loss, of Oak Lane, l'a., arrivi'd [ 

i|,,i|. 

. in ;, 

l;i|i-r 

Mrs. Marie K. Si-hurcli ••IIIIT- I 

ami',I Mi. ami Mt.i. Frt'd Curler,! 

of Pi-tei>liuig, Thanksgiving Day. | I 

. .. ~ * I - 

.Mr. and Airs, J. Wilson Mmi:-!; 

'•..in anil Mr. and Mi's, Raymond ] l 

Hall luft yi-.^ti-riluy for Philudi-1- •.•,:, 

phia. when, tin y will be gm-si.. h;;y 

01' rcliitivi',1 until Siiiiilav.' ! ' 

Mi 1 . ;:.i,l V:- ,Uwk gii-uir, i;\ 

Klilaml Park; Jliss Lillian lii-ur 

nui'-ll. M'.3 I'jiinia iirifliln, H 

ninimiik aiul James MiXi'ii HI 

l,-nli-l|iiiia, ;,n- hmi,.,. parlv 

I ' T ! k " 

M . . 

Wedneaiiay to spend the iviiiiundfi 

of • Ii-? week as n;uesl,i ul Mr,-. 

Florence U, l-'iieneli, 701 Muerlyii 

terracu. ' 

iV-»:> llH'y FiiMiiii lieip und Di. 

L. W, Townall, uf Oak Lime, an- 

ifili.it;i al the ("l illl h ('uttaKi 1 . 

KoliMII Ollllivll, a slilili-lil :it 

I'l'l'kiunii'll Schiini fur liny.', ar. 

nved Wi'dni?day in .--jit-nil a vuv/ 1 

linn iJin11 Tiii'sdiii-, «ith hi-, iinr.li 

i-r, Mrs, 1, K, I'huivh. 

Mr. and Jlrs, Fdivaril Ui'.-Mu,-, 

uf Uun Aii, Ta., were r,s,,it ^ î. 

lur.H on Tui.r,da>, 

Harry Murter, of MeivhaiiH.lli', 

was at his eiittiiKt', 17l h -I. and 

\usii 

Mr*. Kliziiiii'th W, Gaiidy, jiri.' 

lii..-..-.c Ki>r(ru.-iiii, Mr*. Kiiini:: Hm 

h rsi.n and Mr.-i. William I-'I-:'KUMIII 

iniiiiiii-il ;,i A.-liui-y Park on Mini- ! 

lay an,i yisiti-d the Mt-lluidi--. 

Hiiilli' fur llli- .Ap-d ill Ocean 

lil-.iv,.. Th,.\ tniili willl them aii- ' 

hiial I'lii-i.niiui--' Kifts whii-h tin 1 ln- 

:i\ Mi'thiiJist (luii-i-h niakc>. t» tin 

Mstitiit iun. 

Th.-ink-irivirir 

, : ! ] ! ' v , . i l l i l l i l 

uf Hi-]m.-ii'. al--! ,. ,,,, . -,--•. . 

•„ -•p,.,,d" il,.. I . Mrs lUizahi.!), ,-shnw, ..I 

d.-iv v,,;h ins,!? 1 : 1 ' i """ Wils il '•'•••" irl V1 " 

, ,,.'i f...,,,,'..i .,,-' li'iday. 

Mi-.. ,|:1i"i., Austin :ii,,l 

! ,ifri'. wi ',• Wf.'k-t Mil vi 

••.v V . - l - ' i (••!•.-. 

T. .1. I'j.li-N 

• lull,i l.aPur 

a yu.ikrr I'll 

1' I'lliluili'lpln.i, 

k-i'iid uiih ilerscliii 

M 

;„ 

Ki-i.i 

' 

dlv 

W, 

and 

,, 

: * < • ! 

llli Sil'ill 

, "1 * ';. 

Tntlli-. 

, , j | ,(,, 

ihv..d.-i. 

W. -|lM. 

•ta\ :i! 

'lipui.m i, 

i I' 

in,], 

\v. 

,.v,. 

yii.i 

i ! i l 

i-nt 

n. 

i.d'.e 

• 1,-, 

M i n i 

)-\i i 

hi 

Hii ii 

r nf 

• i v 

r fin 

hi-l'i- 

: lny. 

i'Ui 

the daughiV nf 

Mr. and Mrs. Thorsti-n V. O|.-,-n 

and Sir. Hulnc< is the sun of Ilr 

Willets P. und Dr. I-'liiruiu-i- 11. 

Hidlir,., 

The niiiid (if lmn,ir will b,. Mi,» 

Flizalii'tii W. O]s,.|, .,11.1 hi'id. ,. 

maids will In- Mi-s Miirifurei M. 

Ol-i'ii, Mi«.- Thiiisiii.M V. ni-,.n. 

Mi H 

Sorority in Benefit Party 

iii,:. i- i.f n , ; , , - , r : 1 1 -,,.,|, 

Mis. Kmnia i'lrrii' ••nUTtiiim-.i 

on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Koh,-n 

M, Will,,, and M. l(o.,K, of P1M,I«- 

,1111% lii-: Mi n, Knsi- Oiifi'i, of Al- 

i linn' I'ity. :i,i.| Mis. Jiihn I.. 

1 ' .1 H. W,|l, ,,|' I'llilH.I.-lplli;,. 

Mi.-, '-'lii.i lluii 

i'.' in ^'Ihlwood, 

Mrs, KliZiii-elli Hllaw, nf i'liinl, 

, | f ii .1, I'i,., was- ii resiiri yi .ili.r "ii 

Mi.^s I'luisliiif ] ,li I it', u 1 ' i'hila- 

iiiljdli:i, ealli',1 i.ii fririliU m bi^n 

nil Saturday. 

Mr-', I-AII Wn.il. ti.ii, | iin,MII,,I nt : 

: In- ('.'iiti'ill av. ..-III.MI. will .—|i-- II- i 

ill,' Uu!. as. al ii.'l in,in" in { a|ii. 

May, 

M,'. , -..I Mr., riin.-r •] i. K-'"I 

I'. :II| m d .'hild'-en iii..l..n-.' ti' 

Pliiladell'l'ia liii Thailli.-i."A ilif I>fI%." 

Pre-Holiday 

MILLINERY 

SALE 

Nov. 34 lo Dec, 6 

HATS 

=2£ to »3=M 

Hey. S2.75 to SIU.UO Valm-N 

Specials On Merchandiw 

In Our Gift Dt-parlment 

MARY R FOX 

Minnie O, Murth.-i Alt Shon 

bi5 EIGHTH STRBST 

pai-i-ni- f.il- 1 

wnitr the i-iri in, in . . Personals 666 

Benefit Card Party 

Set for Wednesday 

Mi. ,1 ', 

ami I'h'hl!,-! 

N-« V-i.U. 

| .Iliilll 

, Ira :-.:..-•• .l.,i,i,-,,r, 

ii'ft W.-.M,i'-,l.-,\ I',,; 

' h"! i 1 i In-, %%'. i i -la> 

a - win- 1 ,,i M, ".. 

l,i'«ii Siiidinu' and Juhil I'feif- ; 

I'IT, -.tudi-nt.- al 'li-;H;di. I .•!•• •. • I, 

Sniiicrs Pniitt, ss-ili hi. hj,|,i in tit,- ' Jr. s i TI M ff.iv 

ililiilitt i-.xiin nf til,' hn-iutal „,; J 

Wi-d,iesday, at 2 p. in., svitn M r - . - 1 ' 1 -- 'i 1 ' 1 1 

I,es\is H, Mathijis, ,sf HniniT- 

I'nint; Mr-, lli'iiry V. ('hint ins;, 

uf ISi-i'sles V I'.iipit, JItnl I h , Mii'k- 

Iilaii, ui' Oc-aii f';t\. -,, ii,,,tM--, - 

Till' alltiiiniiliilii, svhii-,1 ssill Ii, 

i ifivi'ii ii! tin- i-iiiitriliuti-'ii iA ';.-: 

I awai'd, will l«. di-atsii mi that .l.-.v 

and presriitud tu thi. wiiini-r. Th'. 

111.' i-arii |iarts j 

uilal fua-l- fnr Ih" Im 

-h is -ii|i|ilsiru li 

Winf 

il.i.lM.i 

II" 

• \v 

I'll II 

li....,k -j 

•h-ii M. I! 

..I Mi 

.III-I Mr., 

cits', has. 

ill Iluilyivninl. 

anil A.--!uiry 

Mi- I "ill '•h, I-'l.-i, 

in W.- I'uliii 

nil J i 

Unit • 

t., 

k u-.:,- 

Mr., I!.- 

l.'h'i- |. ; 

• a j;i 

I I alii f r; 

(•;i|il. ini.l Mi-. .Inliii ('. si,, 

Iliaii ai.ij ,j.i I-J ill,-)', I'll-,iii, y 

lii- Smith. 

III ' ill fil. 

in 

i ,t.• I- 

vi,!i 

!!!, 

uino, 

A similar party will he hn!nday riiL,lit 

A dinner \s ill 1 t r\ d it \ 

'»Vlork m Hi n i tl r rn t 

the clintilt Ml im ml r nl * f i 

tiopr

— T „— — „ 

us County 

Stktcr.1 

Dutfbuteil 

M«ila«U»u«J 

IS NO BAR I 

J, wromunity in Cape May 

Bl h»ve its share in rais 

> to continue the work of 

May County Health 

• 1931, 

' ill the 1600 tubercu 

in tte United 

ribate Christmas seal: 

fwe find to be much more 

" and less bunJensom 

thin the house to houe 

sales by school chil 

, Mid Miss Dorothy Rict 

• executive nurse, "We ni 

ll our representatives tf 

bells but we do coun' 

to foster the interest of, 

an .1 

lillh Ii irii in ll imlli 

linun H r iHJI A-lilli\ ii \M! 

linn c. Tnrih^ hi i nit i hu = 

tierry lieiljie ni the HH\V (if his 

hnuwc". The plunis wi're taken 

frnrn viu'unf lnis; Tt ; luiii been 

trimmed eiOsply und IIUH bren 43 

Niieeest-; for four yearn. 

We vote for the 

A bulletin nn lawns from H. B. 

Spragiie, ssf tiie New Brunswick 

Experiment fltalion, Rives infer-1 i 

ination iibnii! winter fertilisdne. 

Ir snys thai nmniire in not nee- 

essaiy. The snnie re^nUs efin 

be nbtnined eusier nnd eheaper 

by usini: enl (unseed inral. snybeun 

meni. nr snnietbinfj similar. 

Tiieso niiiiprinls CMIITV fnlir or 

white 

f;n|t 

thrmi^h a niuh 

l H nwriy, fivp ihnofore 

dreipjiiti!! aliiiiit thi time the 

leiives develnp iiiily. 

inwieHt tree nf our ieînn | Mid=stimmer shnvvs a phruliby 

s ihe iifiwond, II has ;i speeinl tree with fine fulintse iini! tile 

ilispliiy for every season nf ihej berries heginninK tn turn to a 

year. Nnsv, at tin- beginning of 1 brilliant, ripe reii. Tlicti the 

winter, the birds Inive abnut fln-.lenvrs tnlie flri'. Hinitin/tr the genished 

the bisi of tiie briplit, red usrn] display of aiiiiinir. foliage, 

berries wbieh it donned in the How If (iOf if^ N'liilip 

late siinimer, rji]£:( ivere cured nf mange by 

: . -AH miii'h pl:iiit fnfiil 

pinm?rr and MIP not iifff'nHlve= 

Open hi Viirll imrnli',! D m 

f *.Af*t'il snns* ! llf fnverK. iif those iibnilt SIS I 

tlnwer hMds beiiin iii ypreiii] nnd jc-lnN^sl ri l;ill 

open, 'fbe e'-nernl riin of trees jthe v;tinn IrniH 

thrnws nwiiy !ht= lihiiiket whi'|> siiTrmindeft 

il Wnipped jibnlll the blHIs ffir . lnfikitif 1 >,: fflfill, 

li'if 

wihlei. but !]11- dfmwctnd bfihfs JbnvfM'. i»Pfl 

l '-*t4-" f's 

tllllieb llf flllWI'rB 

by while Ii.i.fii I• . 

n sin-Lie liM-iic 

nf red berries. 

:i.|i\v nriînnli" n'i 

tvl :sIlFlll1tl llniv if 

Df'iliirlllll'tll 

inill (if hiu 

Tin- ml rtf rich lino nrcvrllrB rritifinn. Tlcnrv (' 

ihrno iiriiftH 11:i• J ii IIIM-P iinlrli^ne Piiys; "nmi'i nljmt Ilicin 

wllli ii woncly Imrili wliirli in Iliov Inivf I'vi'r hpi'li triinl fni- 

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows 

OCEAN CITY LODGE NO. 244 

MEETS TUESDAY 

NIGHTS ' 

7:30 O'CLOCK 

Are ygy 

p.irt df this, the grentest 

the wgrtd? VJQ invite your 

Adam G. TDmiifl&en. N. C 

Hnrry R. Mqntgamnry, V. ( 

Albert G. Rowland, Sec 

fiatein.il oi g.inizntion 

anpllentieo. 

Window Display Shows Odd Fellows' Growth 

A w ndim ill pin him inn tin 

growth mil mpi nf tin Imlipen 

ilenl Oldi i nt Ddit I I llo« , h i 

Ijren in Illgeil fnl tin «ilidnvi nil 

I hi Kn-Ii ml II J'lhn un 

Co itllll "II 4»hlll\ n 

Hiimi mil '" [ill 'n ig' »f tl« 

...ciu tlunll^hnut tin VMJlld will 

he hnvni in LOlor lnmdi i I ligi 

friniit I he i in tltutinn ri prt 

,.... in invctmint n( ovii '7 

ntlO OflO and m mini il mninti n inn 

t of mi i *.J 000 0011 1 hi \ t iki 

care of n\i i MIOn pir nn 

Thi ili*4[ilu\ ittrartueiv fc ilun 

thi three link,, the inilibm nf tin 

rler, n pn -entinp- rntndihip 

-Ml 

I DM mil 1 mill Hi «'" 

Iliimllll nt 111! Im ll Indue 1 ll ll 

itti ntnh ilispl i\ ii! 

II uni I V lid \ ii i i h Ii i 

• tht nn n mi miycd tin fi iti mm 

i in v ii n-n i ii «" t it; tin > 

with tin il In I niiitiiu. pi »t m 

in old M 1 uliu"! II i ii Ii I mm 

tint liLjjinmnj, tin IwlK' hi 

(.'limn tn i im mln i hip of i 

lln di plav wlmli v ill In d 

himiiuled it nij'lit » i in mti il 

In \iliim G lomlin'.in mil Ilui\ 

l{ Muntgnnn r\ imlili mil \ u 

gl mil iif tin Ii Mirl Inilt-t 

Dr. W, T. Adams 

Chiropodist 

Hultr 40fl08 Title ft TriiBl HIHu 

nfflf? Hours by Apnointment 

PHON1 I0B2 

AIDEVE 

SINGLE 

and 

1200 ROOMS 

WITH 1200 BATHS 

• All Kjomi are outjidt. , 

• All rearm hive Scrvidwi. 

• All roorm hive Circulating 

Icc-Wiler 

HOTEL 

©VERNOR 

(IINTON 

OPPOSITE PINNA. STATION 

Oppoille Panna. Station 

NEW YORK 

•tO BUSES STO 

AT DOOR 

Stamper Coaches 

Special Winter Rates 

Three-Day Ticket $1*50 

Ten-Trip Ticket • $7.00 

Round-Trip Ticket $2.25 

PHONE AW 

Good Until Used 

OFFICE—800 NINTH STREET 

receipts aent to the department Dr Blsanor M Arttnr, o( *t- 

of motor vehicles, thsy will fn lantlc City, flrnt vice prealdmit 

due time receive the i-ebate, prei of the orjsnllatlon there, 

vlded the\ send a 2c aalf ad sbjting IB formntlnn of the 

dressed envelope for thut pnriioae in tbli riiort The alraii of tta 

If they .illov. the bill to Htdnd i nrBnnizntlon are ninny, but all 

longer than ^0 duys there will be i tend to gala prestige for women 

nn i efund in bu&ine^ti or tn aid youDE 

women who wlgh to enter 

Second Ward Club to 

Have Dinner Dance 

4 tlinin r ilancr A 111 IJP held by 

tin Si cuiid Ward Kfpubhran 

Cluli, it wii^ announced last 

Thursday night Th^ affair will 

be dt the knighb of rolumhua 

hcinip, probably on Dêemb^r 13, 

Arranguments will be in charge 

of the entertainment committee, 

nf *&ltii.h George K,nab \*- chai^ 

man, 

MAS or Champion anil Cnmmtb 

înntr Trout WPIP guegts of honor 

at tin- nipetmp awl hoth spoke 

hrn fl* tt» the membt'fN 

Eh \ (n 5iefc members WPIP 

elt'f tt d .i>iil followinfF ihe bugiric* 

t -H^îcui a Dutch .upper, pre 

parnl b> Albert Moneneff ami 

Tim rit/prfdltl, WJ 1 - "si* êd 

Business Women Meet 

To Form Organization 

Cars Painted $55 up I 

Fenders, Wheeli and ( 

I Hoodi Mated I 

! Trueki Painted I 

I EXPERT WORKMANSHIP | 

! GET OUR PRICES | 

(Breckley Auto Painting; 

1 WM, BRKCKLEY, MKT, 1 

1 SIT SIMPSON AVENUE 

I OCEAN CITY 

Short cuts to Prosperity the 

• - " Adi. 

NATSONAULY 

KNOWW 

GRAND HANO 

Private pirty In yeyr vicinity 

moving out Of town, wUh« to 

give us their baauttful Qfana 

Prane half paid fsr Juit Ilk* 

new 14 months old Bather than 

bring this piano back to our 

warerooml we will **••!! to reliable 

parly end sMow m\\ msntei 

paid Jyat contlflys mtmy msrttily 

payment* on imall b«lan«fl. For 

price, make and condition*, *pply 

BOX NUMBER 106 

HOTEL 

EMBASSV 

M00IARGE LIGHT R 

FreA Fork Loins "**«" 

*LL LARGE 

admiid HAMS 

B1BT CUTS 

Whole or 

Hair * 

Thick End Rib Roast 3h 

•Finest" Rump 

or Hound 

STEAKS 

Sirioln 

of 

*w~1n 

Fbmt Rttny 

of «wnd 

ROASTS

OCEAN CITf, M. J, 

7 and I Saturday Mitineei 2.30 

1673—Bell Phones—1520 

TODAY AND SATURDAY 

^GILBERT 

BIERY 

Loved Every Lass in 

Every Port. 

AyfOlt 

5AILOR* 

HTUUK UIMHWtMI 

POUVMOIMN 

Added—Chapter BlK 

HIM.TIN.TIN 

In 

J&.'The Lone Defender* 

MONDAY AND TUESDAY 

E ACCIDENT 

The father tried; "Re.marry me 

and give my child paternity," 

"Nay, nay," the mother rtsped 

in glee, 'No Motherhood—v.n 

To tape May Lnunty the iti\ 

IN one of pnuliar n,niftt mcr li* 

i aum? he hUturv of tilt eount> i 

linkul to tbt fir t 1 hank'-glwiu 

with bond tif i lu c t aiui^ti 

PIlL Historical Sutietv I viit.li 

tvel intituling pu\u 1 bringing 

tin- and t>thi i luMoiu tl fa! tn 

thi attention nt tin wnilil 

Heiliap you do not knoyy thai ni 

thi pa t weik a et tmn of tb 

floor ^paie in the HI torunl Jlu 

eum hi lit c n *t t i iile ti th it in 

two liiiiuiti •-. time it iliy ui mjfhi 

till*, eition tin bt da! killed i il 

lide or nio\mf pntutt hnuii 

rillh « i III idi pu ibh hy Ml i i| 

( ooper fthu pn t nti d In lln > 

tlefy a t t uf ft iu of ill n i cm 

which in 1S7I Kin 11 id ik i in,, 

the (tntiimiil ti ilt tor it Hit 

Iniini of Ahxamlii Whllldin ii 

fnunili I nf Si a til ny i ol C lp Mn 

I'oint I" in tin r tin Kul Win 

lodge of COUII HHUM hi- limn 

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til I mtiil M iti 

THE 

1 IMI MM I01L IIHt- 

111 I iinilmi 1 •» Nortiiii 

1 do 

un 

A PIANO 

FREE 

for Your Children's 

Education 

We h»¥e • few fine upright 

and player pianos that wi 

hare repagHegged becauge 

the purchaser could not 

•(ford to make the necca- 

urjr piymenta. 

We will limn these fine in- 

stnimenlg to any worhy 

munical students for the 

Itoraie ciiBta. 

Applicant must be well 

recommended. 

AddreHs Instruction Bureau 

1J1Z-K Chestnut Street 

Philadelphia 

t c ilr mi i 

llti il I. il i tin 1 UILII lnt I 

thi i i II i L'IIIM i il p iiklmt. 

cimii ily tlr un 1 Inttli \itlili nl 

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plight ol I vnlllu mm v\hn in 

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Kin II ilimi nrt 

lint luvi till I ' — 

nt my 

milliig 

(, i/Ing 

How long has it been 

• since your Battery 

has had expert attention 

An automobile battery may 

seem to be performing eutis- 

fortorily, whilp it is actually suffering 

greatly from lack of attention. We are 

nlwnyrt glad to give your battery (any 

make) Willard fivc-jioinl service. 

Drive in at your convenience. There 

it no charge. , • 

SHEPPARD'S BATTERY SERVICE 

912 Simpson Avenue Phone 722 

AUTHORIZED 

PACKARD-CHRYSLER 

SERVICE 

Calb-il For and Delivered Servicing on AH Makes 

Keyitone Auto Club and AAA Service 

COMMERCIAL GARAGE 

90S ASBURY AVE, (Near Ninth St.) I'HONEH: 1501 • 10M 

Ilifitilllliliitfiilliilli 

-.EIGHTH - 

SALE 

Continued Until Thurs., Dee. 4 

To thoie who participated in our EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY SALE, by far the 

greatest ever held, we express our appreciation. For the benefit of our patrons 

who were unable to attend the sale or thoie who are waiting to receive their 

Christmas Club checks we are extending the Anniversary Sale of the greatest 

footwear bargains ever offered in Ocean City until Thursday, December 4lh, 


OCEAN CITY 

Matinee Saturday at, 2:30 Evenings 7 

„ — ."""• : Men. « Tuea., Dec. 1 .2 

l"ri. & Sut,, Nov. 28 

JACK 

Q Qbrammmt %nw 

with 

LILIAN ROTH 

•Si-a Legs" and you gee and 

li> ;ir all I In- jolly Jack Oakie 

craij (rack». 

A 

DIPPERMNT 

STORY 

WORiDlY 

is 

MERNA KENNEDY 

& SHANNON DAY 

FIQM ntiroKr ir ANBRIW SQUTAR. 

Holly wood Nercen World Hayiij 

"In our opiniiin it IN almcwt 

o 'Mfvt>n!h Heaven.' In hrart au. 

Flag to Sipai 

Safety Record]^ 

No Accidents at GM PImnt 

If Banner Is Float- 

ing on Breeze 

Wllrll the white llug with till" 

i il i rusi. Uii.it** beneath tin' Amor- 

un ling mi top uf the Jt-rhuy 

• nil ni l'uv\i-r .irnl I.iKht Coiii|ianv 

pl mt :it 11th vi. and HaVfii av., 

th.-it tin- plunl 

it !>, ,ni until 

cauxv the loss of time, the flag | 

illes, but If an employee is injured 

the Iliig is not ruisi'il until hi' or 

she IN able to resume duty. 

A t-oriit'Nt between the safety 

.cams of Otfun City, Wildwuoil 

and Cape May will be bulcl within 

the next few weeks, A. Mount 

is president of tbt' Jeiiek'o Club. 

Driver Pioduce* License; 

It Discharged by Court 

Arthur Freeman, HI, of l'n- 

iiioiiM. vylni WIIM arrenteil fur nut 

liavini; ,i diivt'i'i llcinii 1 , Hatui- 

rtay mtvrnllig, »"il dllfliartjeil un 

MnnilttJ when be appealed In r»i- 

ltro nnurt Wlftl hl«s lirenne 

kANOranl 

prices—li IV i 

I'reeman 

tupped tn 

I'll,- 

Hltl pi-r lint, safety ; Hi.II (am m DUIIKHII Inr Ijilms to 

at a Btop stli-it siKIl, mid 

tn the Jeiiiliu Club, cm 

cmpluyt'^ uf Ihe c-ompai 

tritleil murh attention 

« is. i.-iihi-il f,,r the fir. 

As limif as there l» i 

to an i iiiplijv, [• soriou-. 

vvtiell tin enulii lint iirmtut!' a li- 

renae w.i?. taken tti piflit-e hr,Hi- 

quartern 

I Tuesday 

npnsetl of 

j, and at- 

wbi'ii il 

time j 

I arcident I Ralsu Ih 

noilgli to wuudi known 

the 

Shopl 

1TK«I 

Jiiful Ml I 

jifll fll 

atr M M ,« 

'amil,. Vm 1 

ig ns neM 9 r 

it town, 

SVfr 9UF I 

XMA5 CLUll 

CHKKI 

QASHW 

Evenlnjl I 

ROE 

Dittinctive 

. Frames 

Wood 

Leather 

All Sizei 

êmembrunms, 

CHRISTMi 

A bit of yeuFMlf to be cheruhed by • I 

or a iweetheart—or your ^rentt. AI 

personality! Your phetograi 

taken by Mowen Studio*. 

We cannot guarantee to have your portrait finished, as it ihoo 

dilivery before Chrlitma. unlms you arrBnge for a-sitting on 

IS, Phone Ocean City 651 today for an appointment, 

MOWEN STUi 

WESLEY AVENUE 

NWBMBBft 28, 1930, 

Ocean City Sentinel-Ledger 

I Oily N«wi, B.taLli.hed 18I|. S«nUne|.Lednr-N8wS, CenMlldMid till. 

"aA u Socond-clMi M»tt» «t th* Post oraes at Oeean CSIF, 1», J,, 

unaer Aet of March i, lit(, ' * • 

"For • Greater Oetin City" 

.1 ewer? 

i AVenus (nc 

OBAN CITY 

( i. 

m 

AND 

NG 

H, Aawftlginf M»n««er 

Pflee; |l.iq p8r Tew 

R: New Jer.ey PrMa AiMclation «nd National Bdltartal AMaelatlaB 

lonul Ad«ftisini RtlfresentnlVBi D. J, R«nd«ll ft Co., W riftfc AT*. 

^*W ITSTA OjE^ 

•lladelphla AdvprtlelnB li 

f 

jSnrissi'ntuUvun: 

Walnut Btrcijl, Ni-vllli- 

LIGHTED STOP SIGNS NEEDED 

IE collision Wednesday night between an Atlantic City 

Icar driving northwest of Ninth at,, and an Ocean City 

1. going southwest on WiHley av,, shows the necessity 

"ihted signs along Ninth at,, which carries th§ fastest 

'ie in town. 

! The Atlantic City driver claims he saw no BTOP 

»-*nd the Ocean City driver had no license with him. 

I, Technically, the STOP signs are placed according to 

8 Practically, they have little value, especially^ to 

ore, unaware of theii' presence. In dayight the STOP 

i are freguently obscured by parked cars and at 

ht, they are invisible. 

SAsbury av, and Ninth at. are equipped with traffic 

Is are frequently obscured by parked cars and at 

Bed to the lower end of the traffic lights, with the 

|nsparency illuminated day and night. 

Whenever the traffic lights are operated, the illumin- 

transparent STOP sign could be extinguished, 

eby giving protection all times of the day and night, 

/ear. 

Happily, only mudguards and hub caps were dam- 

', But a real smashup, including injuries and per- 

death, must be expected on one of the Ninth at. 

lers, unless visible STOP signs are erected. 

The continued disregard of the STOP signs by Ocean 

I drivers can be cured with nothing less than special 

fiance on the part of the police, who not only can 

ninate this evil,, but also enrich the city treasury 

ough fines. 

We know a real estate man 

lot. 

who is not contented with 

LET'S STUDY THIS ZONING THING A BIT 

[YANKEE sage once remarked that "differences of 

opinion make a hoss trade." 

We have all due respect for our good friend Joseph 

bhampion's ability as mayor and freeholder. And we 

•C of admire his penchant for speaking right out in 

iting an.l expressing his ideas, lei the chips fall where 

|y may ... But we don't always agree with him. 

* Take this ssoning thing, for instance. We do think 

S'tromped a bit too hard on zoning at the chamber of 

Tkmerce meeting, last week. The chamber had invited 

Ejnoffensive Pittsburgh zoning engineer to explain it. 

I" when the mayor lit into zoning, we'll bet he scared 

Wittsbuigher half to death. • 

frWe readily concur in his opinion that no money 

lid be spent unnecessarily at present. But nobody s 

L that. His blanket indictment of inning is a bit 

Nrastic. There must be something to it when 104 

V Jersey communitieB adopt it, 

Perhaps Mayor Champion has studied it and realizes 

t it won't work here. But why not let us slower 

gBws have the fun of pottering around with, the idea 

ihile and learning all we can about it? 

I After all, the city commissioners will have the final 

[on a zoning ordinance, if it ever comeB to that. 

The Republican majority in Congreii ii now •bout •! 

nail as the average eomfreMmaii 

USE TNT ON HIM, MR. DEAN! 

jjBLIClTY Director Deen propoiis to blow Old Man 

iGloom out of exiatenci, Christmas Eve. Good idea! 

'' We hope he uses a high explosive that will shatter 

i insidious croaker into a thousand fragmentB. 

We as a community haven't much more cause for 

•imism this winter than usual. Buainm nw.bi a 

lie Blow; collectionB slightly sluggish. But things are 

one-fourth as tough as we aeem to fnjoy painting 

PoBBibly a survey would prove they re better than 

fious winters. Anyway, gloomy gossip doesn t im- 

It *%£" not be elegant to advise the collective public 

ai to concentrate upon a sewer. But the new South- 

sewer WILL put considerable money into circulation. 

1 then there's the new Catholic Church! 

- Rous nut Gloom! As the radio exerciae man says. 

I's make it cheer day—all day! 

If all month* were like this No»ember, e»en us loafem 

Uldn't oompUin. It has seven dajs of rest—five Sund»ys 

two holidiys! 

CAPTAIN BLACKMAN 

] of Ocean City's moat successful men died Satur- 

day night. In referring thUB to Captain George M. 

fckman, there is no thought of material wealth or of 

ftrappings with which the world IB wont to associate 

^Captain Blackman's success was meaiured by the 

Mure houee of friendships which he had accumulated 

bugh hii thoughtful kindness, his long and useful 

Wd in the coa«t guard service and his sterling char- 

He was an exceptional man, just as Mrs. Blackman, 

, died two years ago, was an exceptional woman. 

ON WITH THE SEWER WOpK! 

Wi«., CHAMPION'S remark, Monday that commen- 

dation is due the two firma that abandoned their at- 

: on the Southend wwer contract award, will find a 

Bonse from the public. 

Withdrawal of their objections means that this 

k, which will employ 100 breadwinners until late 

ng, can now proceed without delay. The losing bid- 

have manifeited a fine public spirit by foregoing 

• claims to the contract. 

THOSE BBAUT1PICATION BULLLEtiNS 

BB1 Is good /reading and a wealth of botanical in- 

ition in the Weekly bulletlni iniiid by Irving W. 

«t, director of the city's beautification. Mr. Street, 

hese bulletins, reveals a deep study of trees and 

B, especially those native or adaptible to the South 

sfTort. 

will no doubt stimulate new Jdtereat in 

Those Goode 

Olde Days 

Fiftwn Years Am 

pHARLEB H. Wataon wnn 

^* nanieii new chief of the 

nity nre depiirtnienl. 

Several youni men of the 

city formed u radln club. E. 

Roy Baiir(!»ols wriM eleeted 

president. 

Albert Fogg WOK visiting In 

OarriBonvllle, Vn. 

Miss Matlle A, Boyle spent 

the hqlidiiys with friends in 

Brooklyn. 

Mr, und Mrs. Fred Adams re- 

turned from Philadelphia where 

they had spent several weeks, 

Ewing t'orson, a atudent nt 

Bwnithmore College, spent the 

holidays wilh his pn rents. Ha 

e.ltertained .1, BNekney, of Btlf- 

fulo, 

Mrs, Henry W, Townnend 

was visltinK her parents in 

rtloom field, 

• • • 

Twenty Years \gn 

A IJOT on Wenley av, he- 

iween lath and 13th ats,, 

owned by Waller H, Hays, of 

Wtsl Philadelphia, was Bold at 

eight timt'H the price paid' for 

It eight yearn before, 

Otis M. Townnend drew pinna 

for a new kilrhra t" hf added 

to the roiiniy jail at Court 

House. 

Wllllnm Deacon was drowned 

on Thiinksgiving Day when the 

boat from which he and sev- 

eral others were fishing wua 

upset hy a htige wnve. 

Mrs, David V, Keever pur- 

chnHed the Si, George Hotel. 

Alfred Powell and family re- 

titined from a visit in (iiniden. 

The Young Men's Progres- 

sive League moved into its new 

qiinrterH in the Bourse Uuilding, 

Hundreds of frost fish were 

washed up on the beach. 

Mr. und Mrs. Eiirl H, Newkirk 

nttriained over the wMk end, 

,lr, and Mrs, Hugh Bradford iind 

on, David, of Overbrnok, Pa. 

I'he Bradford family left Monday 

or their winter home in Miami, 

In, 

In Ocean City 

FiiltlPd Their Ti-iits 

* :TER the choir boyj of St. 

^"^ Mary's P. E. rhurch, Bur- 

lingtoi liavs left for their 

homeflRodBy, ihe guests of the 

Traymore as well as (he cot- 

tagera In the vicinity of the 

hotel will again settle down to 

peace and quietude. Althnugti 

ihe boys have been here tint a 

w«ek, during that time , they 

have rnnde night hldemis by 

their youthful pninkR; hul 

owing to the fact that they 

wtjre here for a good time, the 

residents overlooked their had 

behaviour. 

Several complaints were 

lodged with flavor Moore eon. 

cernlng their actions nnd the 

lads were reprimanded for their 

conduct. About four o'clock 

this morning they again aroused 

the guests of the Traymore and 

cottagers near the boardwalk 

by malting n large bonfire on 

the strand. The hoys secured 

a large number of packing 

boxes which thev piled together 

and then carried all the straw 

from their lent to the same 

place. The latter was lighted 

and then the shouts and laugh, 

ler of the mischievous young- 

sters followed. 

People were aroused from 

their slumber and upon gasHng 

from oottJige windowa discerned 

what appeared to be I. O. 

Adams' Pasino on fire. The 

guests of the Trnymore were 

nlso awakened. Marshall Harry 

Cnnver appeared on the scene 

at this juncture and compelled 

the boys to extinguish Ihe 

Barnes, 

(The flhnvc article nppenrpd 

(in paw iiliji of tlie Ofpqti Pity 

pally BeiHiriPf f«r Safnriliiv, 

July 4, 1890,) 

Fond Mama; "Did you do 

Well in your examinations Fri- 

day?" 

Soil: "Swell. I had a Prof, 

who was very nice and re. 

Mama; "How do you mean— 

rriifious?" 

Son; "Why after «ich of my 

answers he said,'Oh, my God!' ' 

"Women's hearts ar« smaller 

th»n men's," writes a noted medi- 

cal columnist. It's time science 

foynd that out, 

Charlie; So I have to have 

an annesthetic? How lone will 

it be before I Tenow anythine? 

Dr.: Now don't expect too 

--'- from a little anaesthetic. 

Jones— (*t 2 a, m.): "I shay 

officer is this Second Street? 

Jim WriRht; "Yes." 

Jones; "Direct me to 1BB3 

will you? I gotta 'tend a 

lecshure." 

Jim; "Who's giving a lecture 

rt this time of night?" 

Jones: "My wife." 

Ed Hoem; "What'i this I 

htar Earl, about your hired 

man falling off a roof lait 

wttfc?" 

Earle Bailey "Yeh, Jie fell 

in a barrel of turpentine " 

Ed: "Was h« hurt much?" 

Earl: "Don't know. They 

caught Mm yet." 

Just For Fun 

AN Irishmiin lay lying when 

*» the odor of cooking aSBaileil 

his noicriis, SumniOiiing his 

weeping daughter to his bedside 

he inquired, "Nora durlint, ain't 

it doughnuts that I be gmeli- 

in'!" 

"Right ye are father." the 

girl replied. 

"And would ye be askin' yer 

mother if 1 can have one hefoi'e 

1 die?" 

The daughter delivered the 

message to the mother in the 

kitchen and brought back this 

answer; 

"Mither says ye cannot have 

one of them doughnuta, they're 

for the wake," 

"Does you take this woman 

for thy lawfully wedded wlfeV" 

askeel the colored panon, glanc- 

ing at the diminutive watery- 

eyed, bow.legged bridegroom, 

who stood beside 210 pounds of 

feminine assurance, 

"Ah takes nothin', 1 ' gloomily 

responded the bridegroom, 

"All's being tooked," 

Two fiekpuckets were follow- 

ing an old man who had dis- 

jiluyed a fat wallet. Suddenly 

he 'turned into a lawyer's of- 

fice, 

"A fine mess," said one 

crook, "Wot'll we do now?" 

"That's easy," said his mate. 

We'll wait for the lawyer," 

Willie: "Did Mr, Edison make 

the first talking machine. Pa.'.' 

Pa: "No, moy son, the first 

talking machine arrived after 

Adam, but Edison made the 

first one that could be shut 

off," 

Two druggist were talking 

about one of their co/iferes who 

had just died, "He was a great 

druggist," said one. 

"He was," admitted the other, 

but don't you think lie made 

his salad sandwiches a little 

sulty?" 

"Where does Frances get her 

good looks?" 

Prom her father." 

"He must be a handsome man 

the;i." 

"No. You see, he's a chem- 

ist," 

Kip Van Winkle, wrinkled and 

gray from his 20 years ab- 

Nfnce, stood before his wife, 

"Where have you been, you 

scalawag?" she demanded, 

"1 was up at the Veterans 

Bureau waiting in line for my 

compensation," replied Rip. 

"Well, that's different," con- 

ceded the Mrs. "HowM you (jet 

back so Muick?" 

g—Some burglars got 

into my house last nigh'i, bound 

me to a chair anil gagged me. 

Pudinga—Then what did you 

do? 

Lougumia—Why, I gat up nil 

night and (hewed the rag, 

Xydas-—I woke up in the 

night and found my wife going 

through my pockets. 

Yzge—What did you do? 

Xydas—I turned over in bed 

and laughtd. 

Mistress—But why did you 

leave your last place? 

Cook—'Cos Mr, Groucher used 

to have such awful rows with 

his wife. 

Mist-ess —What did they 

quarrel about? 

Cook—The way the meals 

was cooked. 

Have you heard of thi' 

Scotchman— 

Who went crazy trying to 

teach a silk worm how to mend 

runs in his wife's stockings 

Who makes hooked rugs out 

of his discarded golf tweeds? 

Who sued the livery stable 

because the carryall lie hired 

from them wouldn't? 

Van Jay: I wish I could find 

out just how many relatives 

I have on this earth. 

Van Put; Why, that's the 

easiest thing in the world- 

Just buy a summer cottage. 

"Is that you7 Rudolph?" 

"I'll tell you, my dear, as 

soon as I look in the mirror," 

Homer was lecturing a young 

man on business ethics. The 

two things to remember says 

Homer are honesty and sagac- 

ity. 

"What'shonesty?"the young, 

ster asked, 

"Always—no matter what 

happens—keep your word once 

you have given it," 

"And sagacity?" 

"Never give it." 

First Cannibal: Gosh, I for- 

eat the roast. The missionary 

is burning up, * 

Second Ditto; Holy smoke. 

Little Minnie and her father 

were watching her mother get 

her hai- eurled. 

Little Minnie suddenly spoke 

Up: "No waves for you Daddy, 

you're all beach," 

Mrs. Oyerlll: That boy ol 

yours gets more like you every 

"Ipdunk— (MeeklvM "What'B 

he besn up to now?" 

TMM«* OM TIM* AND 

n Tte FeUow Who Gem The Twkw By 49mt T. k*d 

WlBNtST CAM0JI 

jUKW YORK.—New Yorkers at 

1'a football game display as 

milch "college splril" as a herd 

of crediiora in a bankruptcy 

meeting. 

If one of them cuts loose 

with a lusty yell, somebody has 

stepped on Bin foot. 

To thp hardened New Yorker 

a football game, like everything 

eiso, is a beeii-niss proposition. 

If Ihe team lie staked five 

bucks upon is a coupln touch- 

downs up or down, why get 

steamed up about ii? 

Didn't ho drop fifty grand in 

Wall Street on Consolidated 

Soap—and did. he bat an eye.' 

lash? 

The only real reason why 

Ihese birds attend the games in 

person is to enable the Mrs. 

to show off the n«w chinchilla 

coat. If they had their way 

nbom It, they would stay home 

nnd follow the driy's Invest- 

nients by radio 

* * * 

One Now Yorker has flfured 

out u way to prevent his dogs 

from being run over by auto- 

mobiles. After seeing two pets 

killed In this manner, he de- 

cided tn teach his own animals 

to take helter enre of them- 

selves, 

Bn he taught them—sin nf 

them—to obey traffic signals, 

Wilh a poljf'e whistle he 

taimht them trfernss the street 

at one blast, to stop at two. 

If they don't see a'policeman 

I hey watch the traffic lights. 

Never, it Is said, do they cross 

against n red light, 

a * * 

Diirlnj the five o'clock rUBh 

on Broadwriv the other day a 

sidewalk fakir wns selling "Im- 

nnrted Oermnn watches, worth 

15," nt 3Bc n throw. They went 

like hot -cakes—Just ns fast as 

he nniild grab them out of n 

shnbby black hag. 

There's one born every mln. 

lite, said Bnrnum^ He must 

have known his Broadway. 

* • * 

Every street corner, almoat, 

in New York is occupied »y 

someone with a box of apples 

and a sign; "Unemployed—Buy 

Apples," The fruit into rests, 

who furnish the signs free and 

the first bos on credit, are said 

to be cleaning up. One of 

these "unemployed" Is said to 

have earned 151 m one day. 

Even unemployment has be- 

come a racket, see? 

* * * 

The week's best story has to 

do with the Mara-Tunney cniirf 

battle. Martin Littleton, the 

famous lawyer, acting coun«el 

for Mara, wns quizzing Tllnney 

on the witness stand. The fiery 

little harrlster flung out a ver- 

bal thrust that stung the re- 

tired champion, who clenched 

his fists and poked out his 

lower jaw. 

"Now, now," pleaded Little, 

ton, "please don't look at me 

like that, Mr. Tunney. For you 

are a very athlftlc chap, while 

I'm Just a young fellow trying 

to get alone," 

s * • 

Just to prove—as if It needed 

proving—that New York Is just 

a big hick town, there'n a 

horseshoe pitching parlor near 

Madison Square garden. 

New York things I like: 

The Chrysler tower, sllvsr 

ifalnat a sunset sky of rose. 

Manhattan at dusk, viswed 

from the upper level of Man- 

hsttan bridge. 

The lower Manhattan skyline 

viewed from tho harbor. 

The plpmns on the nl» of 

thu N«w Yorfc Public Library. 

Tile dirlfflble Lo» A l 

rvr town 


• * • • * » ^ 

Bridge Authority Propound* Problem Hand, Both In 

Contract and Auction; Solution Next Week 

By MARY L. MOORREAD " 

Nerth. 

8—a S 3 

W»st 

8—10 4 

H—Q 8S2 

D—Q 9 S 4 

C—A 10 2 

D—A K 10 S 3 

C 9 6 3 

East 

S-J ? 5 

H—A 10 6 4 

D—J 

C—K J I M 

S—A K Q 9 2 

H—K 8 7 3 

D—I 7 2 

C—S South 

Following is Miss Moorhead's sible finesses, one of the tw< 

hld i H 

play of the hand which appeared 

last week: 

When a Mam Is Safely Biddahlr 

North 

S~A Q 

H—A Q 

D—fl 3 

C—A K Q J 10 5 3 

West East 

S—K J 3 2 S—10 8 6 5 4 

H—S a S 4 H—K J 10 2 

D—Q J 7 4 D—n 5 

C—8 C—7 3 

S—9 7 

H—9 7 3 

D—A K 10 7 2 

C—9 4 2 South 

.Auction Bidding 

Sobll,—1 Diamond, Pass. 

WtJPt—Pass, Puss. 

North—2 Clubs 

East—Pass. 

Contract Bidding 

South—1 Diamond, Pass. 

West—Pass, Pass. 

North—8 Clubs 

East—Pass. 

Slam blddinf is one of tha niotl 

interesting and exciting feutures 

of Contract Rriclgg, Wh«n am! 

when not to bid a Hlanl th.- 

e, ne he tw< 

should average to win. Hence 

the soundness of bidding a Slar 

•when you BaVe a chance of one o 

two finesses winning. 


Auction—South opens the bid 

ding with one Diamond. Wet 

passing, North bids two Clubj 

which concludes the bidding. 

Contract: South opens with one 

Diamond, but in Contract North 

has a different problem than in 

Auction, His problem is whethei 

to bid five Clubs or six, a Small 

Slam, Hire shows the importancr 

of being able to read your part 

ner'a original bids and knowinf 

them to be sound, South's one Dla 

mond hid must be one of twt 

combinations; five card suit head 

ed by the Ace-King; a five can 

suit headed by the Ace or King 

Que«n with a side trick, whiel 

might be the King of Spades am 

Beans, TherefoNs, whichever o 

the two holdings it may be, Nortl 

and South should have but oni 

lose)' and It is a sound biddabli 

Small Slam, 

Salient Points of the Play 

There is little to the play o 

the hand, East opens a trum; 

which can do no harm and ma; 

question—how best to answer thlr j be a better oponing than the five 

question sounn.y will be my en-lot Spadns which might be leadinf 

deavor, A Slam that is dependent 

upon li finesse winning is not a 

sound bid, but a Slam that is de- 

pendant upon one or two possible 

finesses winning is a sound bid. 

In Bridge, we are always bid- 

ding and playing upon percentages 

that will win a certain number of 

times. We have been taught in 

regard to finessing, that if in the 

through a possiblB tenance in part 

ner's hand. North can get ir 

Dummy twice with the Ace an< 

King of Diamonds;, to take hl> 

two finesses in Spades and Hearts 

As stated before this is a perfec 

example of th« point that one e: 

two possible finesses will averagf 

to win, and in this htind, thi 

combined hands you have two pos- wini. 

Heart finesse loses and the Spadi 

Irtt 

IJQSSHI 

OTcrnork 

E CAME Into my office lust 

, eyed me suspiciously, 

I inouiht; aotea as If he'd fly 

out if the least thing happened 

that wag unusual to him. He 

gave lils age as 52, had been 

behind a counter all his, llle; 

hadn't had the time, to git mar- 

ried or to attsmpt anything not 

directly beneficial to himself. 

He had within the last month 

sold hlR business and felt be* 

reavad by so doing. He was 

of foreim extraction, wsauned, 

tremulous, Breedy-looklBg, Ex. 

amlnation revealed no organic 

distase whatevsr. 

But thera are human flis- 

ordfri graver even than or- 

ganls disenac. Horn was a man 

with a worn-out nervous «T"- 

tem. Every thought ol rent and 

recreation hnd forsaken him 

long ago. He hurt one obses- 

sion—that he might v be com- 

pelled to go In the poorhoun* 

or starve io death before lii» 

time, 

I alt but lost my temper 

when he skittered all orer tb* 

room as I tried to t«t« hi* 

blood-pr«Minre—mad* 

than a frightened child.—this 

man of over 80, I told him he 

ought to he turned over my 

knee and warmed with a bed 

slat. He looked at the door, 

wistfully I thought, and I told 

him he was perfectly welenmt 

to decamp; go hack to "bnsi. 

ness" and wind up in the bug. 

house! This aroused his Ire a 

litlle, nnd he told me ha hadn't 

been born yesterday; that he 

knew what he was doing. I 

congratulated him for hia first 

natural expression in my pres. 

ence, and told him he had 

prohiihly been born, hut he had 

nevfir lived—he hfld just ex- 

isted! %Vc finally agreed and 

shook hands-on a schedule of 

conduct for him. 

There is a man, a perfectly 

BQod man—headed straight for 

the Insane risylum, unless he 

reforms right now, and it may 

be too late. Why Is he in this 

condition f Just the mad chaw 

for a dollnr! He hat it—at tn# 

price of all health and comfort. 

There are thousands of good 

men. iliine the RSmc foollgh 

thing. This letter IB jiiHt « 

wftmlnE; learn to rent while It 

is todiiy. 

Some of the gamr had fore- 

(rathered and were talking about 

the "good old days," «na In the 

coutf* of the chut ChMdfo 

ChsDlin remarked to Doug Kutv 

bk ' 

'SMM one toW I 

-with* 

latMrt, )8 tn# ' 

pany, wblch

.Returned 

(Some Wouldi 

Discouraged 

City's Action 

' I»Ie ritv- Two luds for 

aê of a chool 1m*. to 

this result'* high i huul 

to Ocean Cit\ daily rttro 

d Co the hifklei s unu[M.mii, 

board of education Mon 

g"ht» and a motion v\*is 

to rfatUt-Ttw for bids 

opened the f*\i*nii.£ of Dt 

»r 20 PreMdf ill oi tin ho,ii RoikeUlIir, fr 

*m Hhcllam, J)l«Mi 

upiritiim. into (.lieu it untt to prn 

ê hiii>»n a munlii i of immuik 

work in the buildiiie trade*. 

wouhl hd\*. -.uljiuittt d hid, 

llOtaust* li itMtlll^ i if t J li 

:ija opposing lht pun hu < 

Uppl 1 1110 L lit 11(1 

I , i 

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r, by i H\ t iininis mm i , i olthl in iKi tin ii 

J -recede*! tin iiti|)M sun LIK ' 

i JKUS jmt to In* bought 

"binkH Fioji ft W til IA)M: 

•or Sofimu i , i tin mb( i I 

,_ard t>f t huol t tun IU | 

\,the appiov d of n< < uni it> i 

Would \n nt 11 ir\ ut fn t i 

__J COllId 1M puitliL i i nfdllm 

b^licvffi tin \. v-ouM lulu lin I 

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c ot t il tin { 

1 1 

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' t , .IN, turn p'i >r I 

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! Ordered to Support Child 

Fiank 1; 1,11 i,t i,n , i 

j 

null n d to p|i 

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rd the .--nppori of Iii- i-li 

•l(!> I'llm- i v l \\ i \\ 

V. lie had b.-eli at lar) 

' nl nn k ifti i i In in I 

it was issue.! fur I 

As No 

Outsider 

Can • • • 

Because our Interests are 

bound up with this commu- 

nity—because we are locally 

owned and locally managed 

—we know your fuel needs 

as no outsider can. That is 

why we recommend Famous 

Reading Anthracite—the 

better-burning hard coal 

that means greater comfort 

and economy in YOUR 

heating plant. 'Phone us 

your order. 

C. H. Shoemaker 

Lumber Co. 

MATl:i{|.vi.s 

12Ih Htretl X: We, I Aveiiue 

I'luinr* l,>0—151 

DAILY SERVICE 

BETWEEN 

EjOCEAN CITY, SKA ISLE CITY, AVA- 

* "^ PEERMQNT, STONE HARBOR 

and 

PHILADELPHIA 

(and intermediate points) 

Deliveries Made the Same Day, 

)VINGS» LARGE OR SMALL 

and Small Lots of Furniture a Specialty 

tide Trucking Company 

E YEARS OF PROMPT AND 

COURTEOUS SERVICE 

Office 40th and PleaauN Aw, 

af. $•» Jab City, N. J. 

U 

Value of a Will 

Allegorical Map Shows the 

Course of a Man's 

Estate 

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tnur\ it a toittin t li.ill htld Hi tin 

L'o-lun (.iardi-11 

Sea Isle io Have 

,| Holiday Lighting' 

I City Officials and 

' Men Favor Repetition 

I of Former Success 

) Women Artirfs 

Score Triumph 

Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra 

Delights Large 

Resort Audience 

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WALL PAPER 

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— SI.25 — $1.1!) 

for Room 

xl2xH 

D. LANG 

HOI! ATLANTIC AVI-:. 

AihinlU- * Sliirylniid Aves. 

ATL.WTW CITY 

fiuel Post Si)tc,:il Attci't:iiii 

"SAY IT WITH WALLPAPER" 

J: A. P. Snyder 

• v /A/*, Paperhanffing at 

?Moderate Prices 

1 1(l " !) . (iiMIl (IIV, N, ,1 

I 20'.t Discount NOW On All Patterns 

KLlllTUIt IAN 

WIRE KRAIJSS 

TO WIRE 

YOUR HOUSE 

DANIKL J, KKAUHS 

.„ Eleetfleat Gontracter 

•»M Foupth it, * Phons 4, 

MACIIINK 

ZIPPLER'S National 

Machine Works 

ILLINOIS & BALTIC AVES. 

ATLANTIC CITY 

Phdne 4 .41H 

STiUlCTllRAI, IHON- WORK 

KLECTRIC MOTOItS 

ELEVATORS" 

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IMJ-MBINK-HKATINI; 

WlhhARD F, STET8ER 

Plumbing and 

Heating 

nan CENTRAL AVR. 

Phone 38.1 

Plumbing & Heating 

Joseph R, Genist 

13-1 Central Avr. Phone 101 iW 

"Oenest Is to plumbing wh.it 

StBrllng Is to Silver." 

HARRY DIBB 

PLUMBING SEATING 

303 EIGHTH STREET 

ESTIMATSB FURNHHIP 

Plumbing 

Heating 

Estimates Cheerfully Givtn 

Hans Burkhardt 

HIS ASHURY AVK 

PHONE 29 

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$2900 a y*#», OMIn of Inform*tion, 

Department of Agriculture, 

for duty in Witnhinj(ton, D. C. 

Senior pathologist (cureul 

,.,.,,.»u uttj $4fi00 $4600 10 tn JG400 JC40K a ,1 year Kill, 

Itiin-au i>f Plun( Industij, Uriiait 

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Junloi ilicmi,t, $2000 n \i.ir 

tin Jutv in Hu 1 In Id 

di'iiaitnii'nt.il M'l 

, W Islington D , ii-uiliiig null Mrx. William Kp th 

No 

Ifr rcprciented ihp women's mm- 

one ne 

were »||g 

initt«' ThP State College ut New Jiist 

Iliunswiik was r> prcnentiil by 

Miii Mlldnd I! Mulphy, nhn nn 

nniinit'tl the pri/c wlnneri 

Foul'H Club fclrli fiom Comt 

HUIIIIP and TutkuhiK' Hanir nmgi, 

.mil Lucille French, alno of Tuika- 

I hi) profrinni w,i, mm hulcil b\ 

i fofrd demonstiution (in h.ikinLr 

• Woman Driver la Fined 

Women Attend J 1,^,1,^" ll Vu WINUF 

Elrctnc Floor Sm fating * 

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JOHN E. TROUT 

- BUILDER . 

HI ILDING 

1053 ASBURY AVE. 

Phone 1200 


ALTERATIONS 

JOSEPH G, CHAMPIOK, ::;C. 

J H()NE !HU 

BUILDER and CONTRACTDIl 

SOLICiTlNG YOUR INQUIRIES 

inth ft WICST AVK. 

Geo. A. Brownmiller 

--BUILDER-- 

G«t Our Price on Your Work-Estimates Furnished 

Without Obligation, 

OFFICE—1(118 ASBURY A?E. PHONE 1226 

817 Kighth Kt, 

Pontiere Built Homes 

The Best In Building 

With Economy 

H, C. Pontiere 

- BUILDER . 

REAL ESTATE 

neran Cily, N, I, 

$37,000 BUILDS A MODm 

TH1RTYROOM HOTEL 

S4CH HOO* HAS TOILBT 

M flOUMM HAVE 

OTIS M. TO WNftBND 

- BUILDER -.~.^^~ 

BMII.URHS 

B 

Hiram Cheat wood ! 

BUILDER j 

Jobbing Get Our Estimate \ 

. 308 Ninth St. Phone 113-W = 

3 BI 

BKK'K WORK, ETC 

LET 

Frank MacKain, Jr. &Co. 

DO YOUR 

BRICK WORK 

BLOCK WORK 

STONE WORK 

rimdeririK and panes of glass 

friendly . where Legge's _. is dy. state. An editor for a while, be Injury Ii much greater than 

naging some of the black- iianiic. Ho 1» the diplomat l ot helped organize 37 years ago the formerly. 

the bnnrd. Paw men i.i the coun- first co-operative creamery. He Modern inturarige glvtt proteetien 

In molt every prei^ht, 

a Oxley, who lives near try conihine Stone's long experi- 

also boasts (hat he was "under day lotl BOMlbillty, 

Be, nearly walked into the ence in farm ch-nperatlon with 

indictment in 1917 and 1911 In Wi would appreciate an SD- 

lie Ihey were up to their Ilia enthusiastic helief in Itn M- 

Hennepin County, Minn., tor helpportunlty to Ifudy youf individual 

Iniuranee needi, then 

but was in time (o hear 

ing to form n co-operative milk 

flfiency, 

make our recommendation! to 

plight tinkling of broken 

nroducerH' association." A di- you. 

Then he listened he could Carl Williams, dn Indlina rector of Land-O'-Lakes Creamery A phone call Mill receive 

further sound and did notHoosier 

who turned Oklahoman and other groups, he Is, with 

prompt attention. 

What had happened until by wily of nolorado, Wlchigan Denman, the most dliectlsi identi- 

J about it later in the eve-and 

Missouri, represents cotton fied with the industry h« repre. 

Be then told police the mis. aad is (me of the four journallRfH sents. Another big man on the 

ad been done about 7:30 on the board, ' HU family early board, he is a humorist of parts EWING T, CORSON 

lift the farm beeaune "of their and a favorite in WnshlnBton. 

inability to make a living," ha 

REALTOK 

Jour boys who were arrest- toys. But after he became re- The board member who has al- Phone 7 757 Aibury Aw, 

ponfessed breaking the win. porter nnd manaiist editor bji most effaced himself from the 

kve Kalman Pollock, 16; studies "were alone agricultural public eye is Charles S. Wilson, 

Fleming, 17, and Alonso lines even then." Hla two' main vegetable representative from 

4, colored, all of Woodbine, farm beliefs are that tenant and Hall, N. Y,, where he hiis oper- 

Biel Springer IB of Steel- cronper syHtem of cotton farming sled for years a BOO-acre farm, Oceui City's 

in deatroyinE the individual' farm, He has spent most of his time OPTICIAN 

• were arraigned before Jug- er by keeping him in debt, and on the board in exhaustive 

in and in addition to pay- that there are "a tremendous groundwork for co-operattvta. He for ov»r 2B 

damage1 were required to number of evils" in jicattered Is the real general of the board yaars 

|es of $5 and 12,60 costs marketing or cotton. The fact membership. Physically large and 

that he reached thene eonelu- personally retiring, ne has stuck HARRY H, LAKE 

[windows were replaced and Biona while editlnE a farm paper to his knittln)? and absolutely 

pekboanta repaired so thai a kev to hla background, Bin fought off publicity. 

Watihes and Fine Jewelry repalrefl 

|could be resumed Monday practical aiperience with en. 

MM ASBURY AV1NUB 

operative niarketinK eovers 16 

The lone politician on the 

vears or niere, during which time 

board, Samuel R. McKelvie, of 

he has directed a number of ven. 

Lincoln, Neb., has not only been 

Lrs; Wakes Up; tures. Not quite so iiirge phy- 

governor of his state, but oper. ^'VERNON HALL"' 

slijallv as Stone nnd Legfi, he 

ales a 760-acre (Mm and edits 

finds Car Capsized has the former's basis faith In 

the Nebraska Rirmer. The small- 410 Atlantic Avenue 

co'OPeration. and the latter's 

est physically of the board mem- OPEN ALL TEAR 

P. F. Dickinson, of Philabreadth 

of view, with something 

bers, he is one of the frl«ndiiest. 

, fell asleep some time he- of his own added. 

He Is a firm believer of the mar- Hone Comfort* Home Cooking 

arrived home, Sunday eveketing 

act which established the 

ignd woke uj) behind the 

board and Is personally eonduct- 

All of C, B, Denman'a life has 

|of his car, which had over- 

gone into the livestock farming ing a campaign against grain 

on Route No, 49, near Bio 

that he represents on the board, commission men. As wheat rep- 

since he saw the light on a 200resentative he must irapgle with Dr. J. Howard Sharp 

jki arrested by Trooper Feracre 

farm in Bolllnger County, the oldest and largest, In quane 

car was not damaged, 

Mo., where hi has alwayi lived. tity, of the farm problemi. Orig- 

DENTIST 

missed hitting any poles, 

He helped 'orgBntie in 1921 the inally appointed for a year and 

off the road and up«at in 

Ocean City Title and Truit Bldg, 

National Livestock Producers' As- regarded as a temporary mem- 

Itch. Dickinson was taken 

BociatioB, of which he was pres. ber, he Is now held to be per- Bell Pbone i 1089-W 

i justice Levin, of "iVofl.Iliiiie, 

ident when he came to the manently established. 

appended sentence. 

beard; since this agency is one 

1ST GUARD CINED II of the main agencies organised 

Jaseak, a coast guard under the board, no other mem- $10,000 Chrutmu Club BumsteadsWormSyrup 

._d at Cape Miiy, who ramber Is so completely allied with Funds at Sea Isle City 

sa magei si mtm7~° 

lin car into • telephone al the induBtry he represents. An 

dlmllon. «rt fgUgmd, -IT NFVF.K 

Jon after falling asleep at individual farmer all his life, Sea Isle City—The First Na- FAILS, Bnplie iesrcllr Bsd #fl6nfieai 

hetl, was fined II and H Denman typifies the farmer more (tonal Bank will mail Christmas

;-AlMk, 

WAKE 

UP 

... IT'S TIME 

TO BUY 

PROSPERITY is not dead in America ^ 

* ...it has simply been asleep,.,dream- 

ing bad dreams ...dreams of depression; 

of the fear of spending...the delusion of 

hoarding. We've been in a lethargy 

from which only a real alarm could 

arouse us. 

n\ 1M 

But we've heard the alarm now... the alarm of stag- 

nant business; factories with muted machinery and 

deplorable unemployment,,.and we're ready now to 

get up and put our dollars to work. 

No, Prosperity is not dead. America still has its great natural 

and industrial resources... its tremendous capital reserve... fertile 

lands; immense savings deposits in the banks,* the greatest indus- 

tries in the world; the most skilled workmen; the highest percent- 

age of home - ownership; the highest percentage of literacy; the 

highest standards of living and the most cultivated desires for the 

better things in life. 

It's time now for as to put activity back of our resources; to indulge our 

desires; to release the money we have been hoarding... in other words to 

buy so that merchants can move their goods, place orders with the fac- 

tories for more; enable the factories to employ more men and give to 

those men in wages the means to buy what you yourself sell or produce. 

But we must all do our part in this Buy Now program. Don't wait for 

"George to do it" or George will wait for us and none of us will get any- 

where. You start patronizing George today and George will start buying 

from Tom, and Tom from Dick and Dick from Harry and Harry from you. 

Depression is merely an obsession . . . confession of fear ... a com- 

pression on the pulse of prosperity that stops the circulation of money. 

And money is just as important to the life of business as the circulation 

of the blood is to the life of the human body. 

/•- 

/ *?.' .•••.,' 

•V.iW 

The^FolIowing Concerns Are Sponsoring This "Buy Now" 

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Ocean City 

OCEAN CITY NATIONAL BANK, Ocean 

C. H, SHOEMAKER LUMBER CO., Ocean 

POWELL VAN GILDER LUMBER CO,, Oceufifr 

J. P. COLLINS LUMBER CO., South Seav& 

CAPE MAY COUNTY TITLE and TRUST ' I'uillity. N"W ••••»'- 

illowhiif within il.'-H 

- ',,• lh fi'lliliiiiiK 

rihi il !i,|ii 

l f 

f i 

Siiuiliil liy (ill Ilir- HttukhfiliiiFM 

lh'!,-iif, whU-h ^n ii] i-Miisi-ill iinii !h,> 

ri-cuiil nf Illi' 1'l.iiii iliiiEH nfiiii'Siiiil 

-Hi- niny nil fill- iii illy mid office ii.1 

in.iviil'-il in- IHW. 

IN 'IM-'HTIMnNV WHKHROF, 1 

lirnc h-'ii-lii nit lily llMllil linil iiffist.,1 

my offii-inl si"ii. »t Tt-itnlnn. Ihis 

lifih ii;i>- of Nnvi-nitir-r. A,, Ii, one 

ilioiiKJiTui" nilii. liuii(li"(i Mini thirty. 

.lOSI-iPH 1-' N KITKPATBirK, 

Bi-cr.lnry of Suitr. 

ll.l|.;)|.|if 112.71. 

_ certain cuuse wherein Catharine 

LI, Edwards and Fldullty.I'hlladelphla 

Trust Compliny, u corporation, Knee, 

of thu Will of JlllllfH Edwards. 

Dtjc'y. i.re tjoinjihii 

I p , Harding, \-\ a!* 

I ahull uxijtiBu to m 

due* on 

MONDAY, 1IECEMHEH lath, IKtn, 

bistwuui! thi. hulifH uf LwuivtJ und five 

o'clock p.' in., in wit. nt out; o'clock 

In the afternoon of mild day, at Ihu 

Sheriff's offit't!. in Cape Muy Court 

Hijuau. rune May t:ounly. New Jer- 

sey, 

All tliiiL t'crliiln ninrtKnwil 1'ri-m- 

iKyti. with illi' uiiplirtoiiiint:t'ii. in tho 

hill nf i'miipliiint In thu said eiiuisu 

partleuhii'ly Kt't forth unit dusi'rUii'ii, 

ilwti IK ly Nity: 

All till, fnllowiilll lriii'1 "I' iml'i'i'l tif 

hijiil iilld jni-iiiii'iM lii'ri'iiiiilli'i iiar- 

lit'lil.iriy tli'.îiilii'ii, .Miluuii'. iyiiil.' und 

hi'iiiK in I lit' TnwiiHhiii nf ITiipi-r in 

Ihu Homily of Ciipi' .Muy uinl Ktillil 

yf Now ji'rMuy. 

HEUlNNINfi ul ii aloni- hi the 

renter of thu Miiin KeitKhorn linnd, 

luadhiK from Mi'i'Hli'.i'.'i i'oint In t'upti 

May (Illy, nl IIB intorswllon with 

thn cunli'r or (Hit Cnniiun Hourii 

thoiioe (1) Koulh 113 tlpKi't'i'H 10 mill- 

utuH WttHi u dl^liiiii'i' of ii!M,l fui'f 

lo u Htnnii rorn.T tt> Mjki- Krllli'« 

liinil ffoiiii.'i'b Hlihiinl Smith's 

Hiiiiri' uf l'lluh Smiih's Hsluti.ji 

thnritu 12) North :1N Hi'Kri'i'ft 5(1 ruin, 

UIOH Wi'st alonii sni.l Mlku Kruk'n 

limii ^fiiil) fl'l't. tllOFi' OP it'HH. !0 O 

Mont' in tin' hunt! lint': thence (3) 

Northeast iiloriH I liu Ik'iid Lino 3!* 

feet to thu center of Old I'unnon 

iionti: Ihi'iici' (I) Souih 1(7 dt'ttretjii 

13 niinutca KIISI IIIIIIIB ilm tenlor nf 

Old Ciiniiuii lioiiil SIM ft't-it to thu 

pluuu of hcfjiuninii, 

Amount din' initlt'r dipruu IB Si;,. 

248,17, with intcTfRt nnd ShiTiffii 

ft't'^ ttt, hi' iiHdt'tl. 

'l-'OKKKST M. Itlc'll, Hlli riff, 

Dnl.'.l Ntivoiillii'r 10, HiKil. 

ttnh.rl K, Hull. Snl'r. 

11.21.11. |lf-(lll.30-n. 

i* In tt- 

. Cflunty ot 

New Jenwr, .„ 

SOVPII Hyntlrs 

JM)." Bsctlon — 

City, in 

ay. and nat« 

Lot number- 

M Nliinty-four 

Man of Jôtn of 

-jeeah CltF Aasocifttlon, .more pBrtl. 

eularly dUHCrlped ng follewgr 

Triet No. I^BEaiNNINO 111 tho 

Nnrtliwoilerly line of Wegloy Avunue 

Olio Hundroji .(100) feut aouth«e«t. 

wardly from the SouthwcsliTly Itnu 

of Twonty-elilh Btruui; ooiituinlni: 

SnuthwCHiwiirdly liluiiis suid Him of 

Woaloy Avunlii!. Fifty (601 fui't hi 

front or Imjiidlii; iind tif iliut widtti 

fstPHiljiiK Xorthwi'stWiii'ily ht'twotjn 

llnoii iiiirallul with JTwt nty-Hiiitii 

Street Out! Hundred Twinty (lull) 

Keot lo u flftuL-n (IE.) kstjt wldo 

street, 

TrKt No, I—niJllINNlNn hi Hip 

Southeustinly llnu of Wosh-y Avi-niiu 

One Hundred (HUD fwt souihw.'Hl. 

wurtlly from tin; BouthwoKturty llnu 

of Wotit'} Avuiuii! (nil) fu,'! in rrniil 

or liroiidlhi iuu[ of ihut witith us. 

tOhtlliiK Boii!ht'it?itw,:il'dly liutsyuiti 

liiK't! ' purullul with Twi'iiry.Hisih 

Hlroi't (if I'sltlliludl TWi'lvi' llinitjriil 

i''0fiy.!!v>' (lîf.j fill, i'lOli' or iiHB, 

In Ihi' Hlpilriuli rnmiuiHîiHirra Es- 

lorioi' liiii' .1114 •niiililiHlii tl liy ilnint 

diitMil Oflolit-'f .'IDlh, i!KI2. ii.rnrd'ti 

in Uuod Uoyk No. 1?7, piiuu 14:1 

Amount tlut' vuidur d"friit? is in;= . 

413.17, with !rili'ri.'Et and Shuiifrs 

feus to isu udth'tl. I 

rOHHMST M, KK'II, Mhoriff. 

pati'd Ntivt-nihur 5, IIKIO, 

Win, I, (iiirrisnu. Sorr, 

ll-7-4L-pf 121,42. 

ir-B 

111.!! 

SHEBIfF'S SALE 

lu vll-llii' nl ii «ill nf I'Mi'l'i I'-miMS, 

fill' ^;ili' iif MO!'!M;!H"ii I 'H' I iliî'S. !O 

iiii' ilifi'i'l"ii i?,îi.!i utit Of thi- rniiri 

nf ciiiini-iiy nf N"iv .liiB.y, on ih.' 

liilll tiny 01' NoV'lliiii I. A 11. 10311. 

in n iii'liiiii u;iiiB,' wh,r,'iii Anilii W. 

Kuihr. wi'iow, U i'nni|il:iiii;m!, and 

1 "Mill l.iiiiinr.'lli-. i-l MX , il iiii ill'' 

liifiniiiinlB, I siliiil isiiiis.. 10 will' ill 

nut.I it' y.-iidu.,, no 

MnNlnv iiHi'RMliMl: asml. in.iu. 

I l i ' l W . ' i ' U I IH • l l ' i l M » ilf I W I ' I V . ' M M i i f i V i ' 

n ' l ' l n i ' k n i n . . I n w i t , : i i i i l l i ' o ' i l i i f k 

I i , i l , , . , , n , i i m i m i i f B i i i i l . l i . y . i l l 1 1 1 . - 

fill' r i f f - iifTii'i- i n f . - i l ' i - M - ' V I ' l i u l t 

i l i i i j ^ i , , C : , i i , - M n y r i i i i i i l ) . N i ' W J i - r - 

SHERIFF'S BALE. 

liy vlrtllll of n writ ilf l-'icri I'lll- 

ias, for sale (|f MiirliiiiBiil I'reni- 

!He«. to me illruclt-d. issil.'d nut ef 

the Court of Ciiiineiiy at Ni-w Jer- 

my, on tin, atlh tiny of Octoher, 

A." U, 11)30. in IX i-ertilin euu»!- where- 

In John Wilde In fnnipiiainiint, and 

Aeiyiiit KasHiih, et M!H me defi-lld- 

iiniti, f shall i-JIinse Id ie at puh- 

hi- M-nilii", on 

MONDAY, DlCiMBIB let, 1110 

lit-iw.'en til" iitj.iiH ill twelve nnd 

five o'elocll p: 111.. !q wit. Ill one 

a'eloek in the jifternonn of Hiiid 

day. at the Sheriffa office, in Uapo 

Muy Court House, Cape Mny County, 

New Jersey: 

All thin iiertain niortKiiired preiil- 

isen, with Ihe npi)iirleilnliee», In the 

bill of complaint 'in thu said rjillê 

pnrlioulnrly sut forth mid de»criiied, 

tht i t 

polnrly s 

that is to any; 

All thi' folinwin 

of liind und |i>i 

t k l l d 

r Iraei or 

* lii-ri-linifu 

li 

parcel 

| p 

tk-lllfil'ly diHi'rliii'ii, Hilliale, lyillB and 

heiliK in the illy of Ocean Cily, ii! 

i C f C M d Hii 

iii Ilii' Til' 

I'l Mil 

lioniiili'il II 

,,f 

ii i l l ' 

rum 

iii.liy 

iiiiii HE: 

nl ,1,.SI-I 

i'ily. i'oiiiily 

uf 'N,-W. JITS" 

"f 

(2IIIH 

erly l|n 

IniMili-iil 

friiin lin -iiinhwi? 

Rll-i-i-l: !-iit!l;>ifiiii!i 

ill Mild lid" Hi' Wi 

cnii) reel iii fiiml i 

I ii 

ly In t Win 

Kin-i-t. oiii' 

fl'l.l III II 1 

l.nl N,i 7 

Or, 'in .' 11 > 

Aninnni 

iiini i 

IlillV 

il Ii wi' 

,•1 wiih 

HI warily v 

nf 12111 

i", fiflv 

ifn.1 il 

Hi IWI 

Hill '" 

(I2i|) 

L "Hi. ililf 

1'1:||1 Of 

JuilBIili HI 111)011 whiill this 

I* iBKili'ii WiiH IIBBimi.il I" 

,1'itlur. i''.-iii'iiiiiv H. hllSii: IIIF 

11 iiiiii iiiiitiul IIB will iii' = 

-, nfuriiii'i. In Mi'iili 11 uf 

E . l'aili' SH in tin- Offiui' ill illi' 

pf ihu HiipriMii' i'tinrll. 

\ 1. All llui..' lili, i','Hi.in 

SIlCtH OI Illili'llB tif illllil nil Oil It' 

nd liuliiK ill iliu c'il> ni|l)ri>Mli 

in Ihi' f'nniity tif r;i|iu Miiy 

:ntf nf N.w •JIT.'I.IJ. loiii'ilii'i- 

llwrlllllU limiM. :,llii iilh'l 

Iliiirilh rii'i [,'ii. hiiiiiiiifii 

,_ ilu'tl ;,« riilinwu; Mrnjinninu. 

oiiii in ihi' Noi llii'iiBluiiy liii" 

.nolllli I'liu-i- in Ihi- riinlrihi'u ul 

tet Foulhi'uBlwiiiiii? irum lii'' 

BBlil'iy lini' of Ail.iillii' Ay. - 

- thi'iiii' (1) Huiilhi'iiBtwaiil'y 

|tllf Noilliiii.liily lllii' nf Ply 

rliii'u 'A fi'i'l, thi-nti, (21 

"twuidly piiriillcl wiih .\iliin- 

7fi fill; iln-ni-i- (31 Ninih. 

liy puliill.'l wiih i'lyiuoiilh 

full, Ihi'liri' (II Siilitlltvi.nl- 

puniliiM wilti Ailiinlir .Wo,. 

. IhVnru ffiS HouthtiiBUVitrdly 

wllli rivmoiiih IMiirt' F i 

ihoiifu (i;i Huuihwi'Biwiii'dly 

with Atliiiillc At'!., In foil 

_ Nnrthi.aalirly IIII.. ilf Ply- 

Plni'i-. Ihu iilui'i- of hi-Kinnlnu', 

H S. siliinlu in Ihi' ('hy. 

y Mini Kluli' iifnii'siiiil, iiiiin- 

3?:) In Hi.,lion A, on pliin of 

|of (iii-iin riiy AKBiirialltin, 

eil inn) liiBtTili'd ii« fnllowB; 

jihiK ;il :i iioini In Ilii, Ntii-lti. 

[ply Hill' nf A.ilillry A%'t'tiiii' .'it 

ilnniv yf ;ilil fi'i'l Nuolhwisi 

frniii iht, ôi!thwi',Bti'ily iitn- 

Hlrt',,1, riOifiiiiiiliU" in frnii! ur 

Hh Hoinhwi'.Ntwiirtlly of ^nlil 

" In and iiloiiB thu Noi'lliwifil. 

pjinu of ûiil Asitiiry Av.'iiiii' :iu 

Iiiiii! ul Ihut wiilll! I'Sii'ilillnM ill 

b iir d'plh ntnlhwusiwiiriliy h,- 

1 lini'B piii-iilk-1 with lIn- Stiiith- 

frls' iini- of nuiil Hijeiti sin'tt 

4it riKhl iiimiuB lo Ihu Niirlll- 

irly Ifnu of Hriiit AMliury Ayi'itiiu 

'e*'t to ii iri-ftiot wide Htifi-i. 

3, SiliHili' in i hi- t'ily 

ftnii Rtmr iifoi'ujiiilil. Mum- 

. sm in tii't'tinn (' nn liiao of 

h rlty AHHOOIiition, Injiiiiflud ami 

Hliod* iij* rolinwtii HuilinHitiif ;it it 

1 In Ihu Soilthuiiiiturly lim- of. 

tey Ayrnilu nt thu distiinfji' nf \ 

I ftH't BoiitliWuHiurly froiii tlii- 

wedtorly Him of Twnlflh Strci't. 

IriinK HniithwuHlui'ly of tiiiit 

^ in frniii or hruiidtli tin stiiid 

*y AVl'llllii Sll ft'i'l, und of Iliut 

I cxlrndliiK ill lunKlli nf di.nlh 

loaHtwiirtily bi'twi'un ilnu^ pn. 

, wiih until 12lh Hlnot, 105 ftut 

10-foot wldr alltiy, 

>et 4, Hitiinln In tin- fily, 

liy uinl Hiiiii- iiriiri-iwiit and 

^ti IIH till! Snlitlli'llBtl'lly 17 f.'l't 

S l» iri4 nnd ISC, Ni'i'litiii A, Iililli 

cioon IMly ApKorliition tioiiiuli'n 

lg«rrili,'tr pis follows; IJiitlnnlnR 

nolni 13 fi'iit Hoiitiiwi'dlwiirdly 

Ihf Ngiithuniituriy llhu of Weal 

H* und .171) fi'ut KouthwoBlws.nl- 

sm thu Houthwstitufly liiii; of 

gti'mit: niiti i'^lciitliinf tln*iU!f* 

Saiifhwi'KtwHidiy puriilltjl with 

1 Avnniii-, CU fool; thfni'u (SI 

htt-eiilwtirdly. li n r a I 1 o I wiih 

nth Street, 47 fco.t to a Ip fool 

Street: thi'Ileo (3) Nortlioaal- 

lly in tho northWumorly llnu of 

, IB foot wide mrpnli mi fout to 

Bliili thoncf (4) NorltiweatwiuoIJi 

illel with Buvnntb Rtrcut, 47 foot 

Pie place of ..fKlnnlnp, 

'«! B. All ihul uiirtnin lot nf 

Hlluuto hi ini' -norouîi of 

en, in thi' county of Cuptj May 

_StBte of KIIW jersey, and iltnn* 

Id 4J in Sucllon numliur M' on 

plan sf lota formerly ef Iho 

ton B«iieli ImpFoveiiiont ('oili' 

»1 HfiRiliniiiit on the N'orthwext- 

llne of Second Avenue at Ihe 

anno of (Slj frail BouthWMSlwiirdly 

i the HoulhwMNtfii'ly line of 38th 

•t; eomulnlnB In from orhrendth 

hwcatWsrdly, on Iho Hitld Sefoiid 

ilin Fifi foet find cstending of 

Idth In InnltLh or flonlh North. 

ly between pariLllel ' lines at 

[ 

ii ftngles to Wiiil Heeoiid AVRnue 

foBt to (ho ftouthiHMitprty line of 

liumlHip 4fi, in seetton tiuinlKir M 

tfrt- plan herelnheforq reflirred to, 

bunt duo under Judgment h 13,- 

m. with jntPnwt and Hhoriffii 

to be ndded, 

plWd 118 tils properly of .Irmniui 

"^lid, et BI, defandant«. tiikori 

tetutlou tit the sun of John M. 

n, plaintiff, and to be (bid ti/ 

r.n. man «tanif, 

t: i? 

in l.i- .Hid,-d, 

VfinilKHT M, 

iii.-ii Niivi'iniii-r i 

nlil W. Ili-mn-ll. 

f«1Sni 

so,6ii 

IN t'llAN('l:lIY 111' NJ.IW .IHliHUYi 

jBtweenT 

Qharlea L. Lieberman, complainant, 

,in@ 

John Gnlbraith, €t ug, ct ai, pg- 

fendantfi. 

On Bill to Foreclose, 

_ Notice To Absent Defendants 

To John Galbraith, Mri, John GnN 

braitn and Vnughn T. Bornet. 

liy vlrl Mi' of nil iihiir of tin- Ciiliil 

lit ('hiuiriTy uf Ni'W JufMiy. iii;iiii. t'li 

111!! dny ill tin- iluti' hi'iiol, in li 

t'iillHU %yhi'ruiii IMiiu'liB I,; Liuliuriiiiiii 

\H rniniilMiniiut null yuii .Inhii liiil- 

hriillll, .Mm. iluliii liliiliinilll add 

S'aimiin T, lluiii'I ;iii: iit'ii'iitlaniH. 

yiui iifi. ri.tjuliiii hi iipptiir niul nil. 

HH.-I- thi' liiii ul mill l.'t.iii]il:iint un 

or liufui'u tin. Hi'i'uoii day of Jiimriiy 

noil, or lini siiiii 11111 will liu liilicii 

us uuhfiI'SBi'd itjiiunsf yfju 

Srilil hill id fiitil to forui'lOB,. n 

tMrtuin niorii?;mu îyi'ii liy VII.I=I1III 

T, linriii-t lo I'hiiriis I,, I.li'lii'riniili. 

Wliiuli Blliil liiOimuMi; WilB ilrlii'il Miiy 

IS. 19211, itn_ liiiiilB In lh" I'llj uf 

Orunn CRy, rnoiity ot Ciiliu Mny nnd 

^liih; of Kiw Juil-i'i, niiil Mill joliii 

-liill'iuilh uru mmiu tlufiniliinl hi-. 

raiiHt' yini iiiu Hit. iii'oiil fiwtiur tif 

tint liii'iiiiB.B in iniiBlinn; Miiii yon 

Ml«, Moiiii liiiliiriiilii iil'i' HIIIIII' il". 

ft'iidaiil lu-i-iiuxi- yuu HIT tlii- wiii- ul 

John ti;illirnilli rint) iniiy iinyi' Kumi- 

iiilui'i-ai in thu pi-i-riiiBuB in iiiiuBliiiii by 

I'l'iiHuii of iiirllimt!'. ilowiT in' iillii'i\vi?i": 

niit! yuu ViiUKhn T, lionii't n*i- iuii'li- 

liufiiiilnnt liut'iiiiBi' yi'lt Hi^nin 

liefiii 

linnil 

snlni iii 

(mention 

a.-i-iinipilnyiii 

In hi> fiirei-liM 

iiili-reN! in Ihi- 

n 

th" 

hi nii 

ln-ri-nl. 

l 

r!iiH; 

iiavi- 

i-N in 

l'> i"!iBiin lln 

KOHKHT K. lil-;i,l,. 

Hiilleiloi- of , a bunking t-ur- 

poraiion. &i'.. in uonipliilniiut. ;iiid 

Wiliiarn J. Rynn, Int.. ii uoipoiiiliuii. 

&i.'., and others, iiii 1 di'luntliilils. ytni 

sir? roiiuili'ti tn npnuiir iiiid miHWi'i' 

thu hill of Bald tiillipluiiliiiil I r 

liuforu thu 2llh diiy uf Duui'mtiui 

noit, or Ihu mad iiiil will h« tuhiii 

ILH t'Ohft'Sei'd UKiiiust you, Tho Hiiid 

hill is filud to foruelnsu two eeitain , 

morlijtigiiii Klveu iiy Wlllium ,1. Hyan, j 

Inc.. a I'orporutinn yf tho Hliitti of 

Nt,w Jursi,y, to ortjiin City Title nnil I 

TrUKl I'ouiiiuliy. ii t'orpuruliiin. ^t^,, 

dutt'il Otloiiur ill. 11125 on liin.ln in 

thu t:iiy qf t'ape May. in the County 

of Cam- May. and Stolu of Nuw .Ji-r- 

aey: and tho oihur tluti'tl Jiinunry 

2g; ILiyii on 1,'inds in thu City of 

North Wildwtiod. hi Ihu County of 

Cape May and Stutu of Ntw Jurneyi | 

and you. Cregt-rold 'liualty company, j 

Margari'1 T. ^lurtin. Mnriu tiui'rett, 

Helun D, Hurrle. Kiithryii M. LuiiB. 

William 1 Byan. Mf«. VVilliarn j. 

Kelli'y. uru niadu 

eurnpialnitnt 

S3.B 

j. y 

portion of the 

ituate Jn th 

i 

Ryan and Jehu I'', 

defondnittH titl'i'ilUH. 

informed that you miiy hnvu »oi 

Inieruat In Ihu iiinrlKiitn-i! iireinisus, 

hut what that inturi'st may lie is 

unkiinwn lo uiimpiimiii.i!! unil you, 

tin- Mild l-'i-iiiiklhi Trust ('oiiipiiiiy. a 

coi point ion, Uf.. ,-in- minli- ilifi inliiiil 

liuu.'iUHU yuii hold ;i iiiiii "I Kilt i' uoyur. 

iiiB a imrliun uf Ihu niui'liiMUi-il IH'i'iii- 

isuH, Biiunle in thu I'ily of I'iipu Miiy 

iinii in liu, Cily of Niirtii Wllilivourl 

nfoirsaitl, tin' liun of whiiil in Milt'. I 

nriiinuli, til flii- liun i?f i omiilaiiiiiiit B | 

mortKiiKUB; und ytiii, lli" Hiiiii Luo 

,j. H. Conwny, ill'.' Illiilli- thfuililailt 

'uuiiBu you holtl ii iiiurlHiiBi' on ,i 

tin? mormnyuii jji'omlsus 

iu City Qf Ciipu Aliiy antl 

In tile City of NoiHti Wildwoot! iifore. 

Hnitl thu lieii of whieli iiierlBacu 

is suliorriinntu In thu liun of riilll- 

Plainuiit's inortK.'iKt.^; und siuj, the 

Biilil John H, Ki-rrill, iliu inndu il di'- 

fi'iidiint iiitnuBu yuu hold llii, luiral 

titIn to a portion of llit- mortgufxt't! 

lirumisu? iii the City tif Ciipe Muy 

afort's.iiil. wiiiuli jiri-misi's life iinro. 

li-anud Iroiii Iho uji',ruiioti of enni. 

plniiiiinl's iiioi EE.'mi'B; nnd yoii, llu' 

siiid MIH John It. HiMTili. f.iu made 

di-ii-iidiinj liiuiiiis.' yuu iiru mi' witn 

uf Juhn I;. Si-n-lll wliii litilila tin- Icitul 

111l,i io a part Urn of ill.- IIIIII iBiiKi"! 

preiniBus unruluii-eii; iiiid ynii. tiiu 

Biild A. .1, Dluiiolil, ('. ,1, llii'l'iild 

.ind !•:. A (liuliuiii, i-:\..i-iiinrn tif tin- 

Ivslnii. iif 1''. X. iiii'i'olil, tiif. «KI(I. 

iiru inuiiu di'f"iidniilB iiifnUBe yuu 

huh! il liinl'lBUBi' iiiyui inK li portion 

of ilii' !iiiirlîi^"ii iiiiiiiisis liitiit"*! 

Ihu City .11" Nurl( 

Ilii' ul :l well 

siili- uf MnrlKi 

fiiiiil i>i I'hnin'ury of Nulv -I'I;;"?,', i iifoi'i'Siiiii. llii, lit-ii of whiuli iiiurtUMU" 

un ih" inih iluy 'uf Ouiiiliii. A, II. I is tsiiliji-.'l iinti culiiirdliiMii;

miMl 

' tffwi that Mitlc< 

»a by the Boani 

den of cape Mas 

for the .can- 

Ill, on linn of Stone Hsr- 

1 at itone Harbor, In 

hip, caps Miu County, 

JTwUi be opened and read 

i M Court Home, Cape May 

Towolhlp, Calle May Uoutity, 

irth. 1MB 

' 1 Time) 

I)«wlnEs, 

. _j. ( 

Bta of 

Propoi 

and 

unty 

and 

d 

, .Form 

ond for 

by Holland 

Elneer, hitve 

Tied in Iho 

.J and filed in Iho 

I laid engineer, at Court 

May Court House, Now 

may lie inspected liy 

idders diirhli! business 

n will be rumMied 

ue Prlnta of the Drnwiiiip, 

in of the Bpeeineallsna by 

on proBer not In- mid 

ftm.ii tfi5,0(i| dollars; 

M and fifty cents 

will be refunded, if Iho 

ta »n4 Specifications uro 

t th Engi i 

. 

tin Bi 

Bidde 

iue Prl 

•i f 

«r on 

jHftm.ii 

d 

Inta »n4 Spcifition 

to the Engineer in 

within thirty (30! 

d f ii l 

good 

d 

beyni 

,. eentw Uaa qf the 

„ Roail •eetlon No, i 

nally located at the point 

whan the dlviiion line between tin 

lands of 8nmuel oulsldc 

lie in mule 

on thi> oulsldc 

Bridge nnrt tin- 

f h bidd 

on, 

aring' 

, of the Bridge nnrt ti 

address of the bidder, ad 

h B d of chose 

.he 

, ("ape 

er, and 

a i 

of the bid 

Board of 

May Cour 

l b 

er, ad 

chosen 

May C t Hoilinj, 

muil be lifruni 

id hK f 

THENCE tm—AloiiB the aniil d|. 

vision line iiiitwoen tin' limns of 

Bainuel a Corsnn nnd the Heirs of 

Mrs, I'. Hwiin N'prth .11 deBre.'-« nnd 

SS niiniitis Weal i di-«tiini"c of 1HII 

feo! to M corner in the smid ilis'islon 

line which is 3S feet distant from 

the center sin-' of the nforea.'iid 

TiirfcnhiM. Isoiiii Seetion »«. . when 

ini.nsiln.il nl rlfilii niiBies tn the Siiid 

center linp. 

THEN'CK Slid— Thru tho Inlids of 

Sntmtel fl. t'orson, pHriille! with and 

,13 f,>,-t distant friiiii IJn> renter line 

of the iiforeiuiiil Tlickiilioi. Roiiii Sw- 

tloti No, 1 when 

I 

10 

•Milan A— 

SO! 

101 

80S 

•US 

•Milan C— 

lug 

a certified checls for not 

.. ten (10) per cent of the 

bid, provided mild bid Is not 

Tiiin tim.m.m. cheeka in 

bids In excess of ISiiii.- 

d not eiceed »so.nii(i,iM, 

KK to he hold us efo- 

. the Bpeclficationa. The 

muni be delivered ut tiie 

" on the hour shove named 

1 propoml form is ai- 

_ ,,it sneeifiejitlons. cupies 

will he furnished on nptili- 

Boird of Oho»en Fnt'holili'rs 

u the right *to reject any or 

der of the Board of t-hown 

LUTHER £», OODEN, 

Director. 

a, KOONS, clerk. 

..pf.iil.M 

OF SETTLEMENT 

Is hereby given that the 

. of the subscriber, as Acl- 

itar Of the Estate of Jneol. 

• sued, will be audited iiliti 

. _ the SiItTOfate, and re- 

I tor •ettlenient to the Orphans' 

it the Coimtv of C*pe May 

I «BVtnte«lth day of Deeembfr 

M which time •ppllcntian will 

* fo the allwance of Com 

tion No. 1 when nia 

angles to the ^lid center line 

ofiBlnally Imnted South (IS 

d 2 i 

anil 2t] minutes F,fist. a (li?|:snee of 

1151.13 feet to the point nf a curve: 

THEXrK 3rd—liv a I'lirve to the 

left or Northeast with a rniliu* of 

913.3? feet thru (in an. of ;(T de- 

jereei? and 21 minuter .\ distiinre iif 

fina.OS feet to n point nf titiiM.'uey, 

which Kniii point is 33 fsvt fioni ine 

said center line its oriirinriilv Iitcrit- 

edi 

THENCR Jth—Bull continiiilii; 

thru the tnnda of Suniuei fl. i.ôr 

son parnili-i with and 33 feet ills, 

hint frarn the riforesaUi center line 

of Tuckrihoe Hohd Hecfinti xe. 1. AS 

oriirln.riily locjitiHi, when un'a.si^d at 

right atiKli-s theretn, Xcrtti it de- 

crees nnd 10 iiiinotes Eust a dis- 

tance nf n?2.g2 feet to tiu- point of 

a curver 

TKRXfT; Sil,—Us- a curve to the 

left or Kurlliea^t with n r-ndius of 

522,37 feet thru nil in- of l!i I!M- 

ert.N'ii and r>9 niinutir=- a (iiat.iiic*' of 

321.Tn feet to a poiyt wlier,. the said 

curve intersects tiie divi.--ion line be- 

tween the liuicis of Ramiiil (1 fnr- 

1308 

907 

e h 

sen and Torson: 

THKNCE 6th— Along the aforesaid 

division Hne between tlie lauds of 

ianiuel o. 1'orsoii and Kdinir for- 

son South hS decrees nnd 3j min- 

ut£'S ICast il iiisf.inre of fifi.ns feet 

to a point when* the said division 

line intersects the ctTitt-r line of 

th d 

imber 10, 1«JP. 

*" TIONAfj BANK 

"Adnlihistratiir. 

HOPPIN. 

it Officer 

II.S0. 

ine --.--^ 

pnKn IIIIK sp...,.,...»,. ,..,. ,ne snid Tnckslioe Rond Section No 

for ttie allowahce of Com-I 1. us oriBinally Iiieritod: 

,nd counsel fees. | THENCE tlh-Alnne III" aforewid 

eenter line of Tiickihoe limd Hec- 

lion No. 1 as orieimiiiy Im-nted, said 

eenter line IHUIIK the division line 

between Hi,. ]nnd» of Bmnui'i O i*or- 

KOn and Edgar I'urson, Sniiih 3s d*-- 

Krees and 55 mlnutt.-s West a dis- 

tance of (59,4 fevt to nn iingis point 

In the_aforf.?yiid renter line of Tiiefe- 

t nhoe Ilo;id Bection No 1 a.s OHRI- 

"illy located, slid point helne 

larked by an old stone ropii-'r: 

THENCM Sth=rontiriiiine along 

«HIRIFF-S SALE 

i ot a irra of Fieri Faeian 

Martgaged Premises, to 

Iud t f th C t 

Issued out of the Court 

of New Jersey, on the 

of October, A. B. 1911). h 

came wherein First Na 

ak of Ocean city, N, j,, 

timplninunt, nnd Jatneii M 

et «l» are defendants. I 

to Mile at pulilie ven 

DECISJfBER Sth. 193(1, 

a fte hours of twelve and firs 

p, m,. to wit, at one o'elocfi 

lj^*ftomoun of said day. 

Sheriffs office, in Cape May 

i m , C«pe May Countv, 

certain mortgaged prern. 

toe »Bpurtenancfs, in the 

In the said eHUs. 

•et forth and described, 

s»y: 

following tract or parcel 

and prfmisea, hereinafter 

«jr described, situate, lying 

- In the City of O»an city 

lounty of Cape May anil 

New Jersey, 

J Lot No, 4SJ, In Section A on 

Uie Ocean City Association, 

«NO «t a Point in the North. 

line, of .Asbtiry Avenue at 

jnce of two hundred twenlv 

•t Southwestwardiy from tin 

fly line or Eighth Street: 

Southwestwardiy along 

hweiterly line of Ashurv 

Blrty (jn) feet in front or 

•ad of that width extend- 

•UHreMwardly hetween lines 

liweslardly between line 

With Mghth Street, on 

UBO) fee? to a fifteen (15) 

street, 

— due under decree I* IIJ. 

withîntereat and Sheriffs 

-_ M, RICH. Sheriff. 

November IS. 1910. 

•» Brown Jr., Soi'r. 

^.•HBBIFFS SALE 

AIM of * writ of Fieri Facias, 

!* Of MortgiiRed Premises, to 

TiW, tauM out of the Court 

y of liew Jeney, on the 

Korember. A. D. 1930, in 

JB cause wherein Emma T 

fel complainant, nnd Oshorti 

•t B., et al are defendann 

«Poe< to s»le at puhiic v*n- 

AT, DECEMBER Sth. It* 

the hours of twelve and five 

p, OL, to wit, st one o'clock 

• afternoon of said day 

KHff. Office, In Cape May 

f Cape May Cout 

Office, In Cape May 

Cape May Count,. 

eeitaiJi mortgaged prem- 

^»ppurteMne i th 

THENCM 

the aforesaid cin 

hoe Road Seetio 

nally located. sri 

the division Hin- 

f S l 

Iin.- of Tiickit. 

i Nn. 1 nz iiriiii- 

I center line being 

... beiwe!!! th.sj.inds 

of Samuel n. corson .iiid Kd^sr 

Conwn, Sniiih 71 ilcjiri.,.!. nnd Iu 

ininutes West n liisi/ihce of 10IG % 

feet to another angle point in the 

aforesaid rrntcr line nf Tur-kahoe 

Hoad Section No. I as prieinally In- 

eated- 

THBNCB_ Sth—Continuing along 

tiie »TorMaa center liae of Tucka- 

hoe Road Beciion No. 1 as orijfi- 

nally located, said center line also 

being the djvision lint- between ijiiidf 

of Saniu.l It. for.«oti !ind F.djiar Cor- 

Carson, gqulli Sg de^re-e^ and *& 

minutes West, a di«tunce of IMS 

pem 

in th, 

In tlK —_ ^_,..^, 

set forth and described, 

eertalB trmct 

f»t to aniither anRle rmint in thf 

aforesaid ei-nter line of Tuckahoe 

Head Section No, 1 an orisinali 

locnted: 

THENCE luih—Com iniiins aloud 

the aforesaid center line of Tucka- 

hoe Road Heeiioii No I as origi- 

nally located siiiil i-Biiter line \x\vi 

the division jin,. between the hinds 

of Samul ii, r-or«on nnd r-ilsur i'or- 

son. North M iiegre*-i and *'i ntiu- 

utes West a itistance of i]i* fWl 

to a point where the renter line 

intersect..! the .livision lines ivtwpcn 

the lands of ,âimui n i'-orsen ami 

Edgur Corspn. being also a corner 

of the lands of John H. HtMltion 

and Edgar A. "Straimn, said lanil 

iHung lyt =No._3 in ill,' division of 

Miles unrnnii Estate, set off to Su- 

san Smiih. and was sold tiy h»r 

adiuini.Hiraiors to Ai.iriah Slraltan 

who died DeiemlBT IS, ]*rty For UnpM Turn 

(Continued from ftfe 6) 

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lanrlf B. Jsurd 

Banrllr S. biard 

B*verly S. Jsaird 

Dorotlir F, ltMi> ,„„ 

Wm. ]. MfCiu .... 

Ch»s. n, Sdipner 

Alfred J * M«rg»r»t 

George Moses =- 

Esscqc C. Crnnwr 

Smtmn 4, fkinnaiiga ... 

W* N. Imith ....... 

R. T, T^Qisnsjn ... . 

John W. Huiilfy. It 

Kiiiniieth .Murli-v 

O. Canon aj^ 

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Richard H, Jiiiin-vpn 

l*ih« Kiinijef KJmnl. ... 

Niiiih Si, Proiicrtle'i t\>rp, . . 

John P radnun. Si- 

KUuin s, H.,,!,•>• , 

r"r«nli L, Mnfkby . . 

Frank L. Brmklw .„ „.. . 

K_At 9 Sfulj Eo^^fBiis , 

I "his. fi Kpiurfth Hartih . 

Ch*K * Keiurah B«nih . = = . . 

CH«?. and Ru^ V, 

WeriheiniFF ... 

R**3 Sryli RosecFBn;; 

Kit^ Sryl! Rase-crans 

H. M= KititfhBHFH 

rhiii. £ Kt'tufah Bihm 

Ciift-, £ Keturah Barisn 

(. hH^: £ Kt'iuriih Bafqri =... . 

t'ha--,= £ K**tiiFih BRfun : . . 

('Ka.-T £ K.-iurah BSFVIII : 

k'hu.", £ Keiurah BKFOFI 

ûhn MfiFla -,-. - -. - '_ 

Pontien* Huilf Hpfiii^ 

HumbeFi C= PcMitirrt' 

Chiis. £ Ksturah BsKin . 

Chu- £ Ki'tuiiih Barun 

i"hu.= . £ Kpfyfsh Barnn 

("has. £ Keiurah Barun 

riis*- £ KîUfah BaKm 

Thas, £ K«yrsh Bari.ri - 

Amit-rîfi Supriiy l"\i 

Afiijrfsim Hupi*ly tVi. 

AriJi'f^jn Sypply Ca. 

AntJiT^jn Hiii>!>iy fu. . 

AndeF.^m Supply Ctv / .. 

WsIJgrt- £ ihltert . . 

Waliiif* £ Ciitert . 

GMterl ., ..:= 

UUtWFf . . :: : 

WalliiBi 

Wiillur* * 

Waliafe & 

Wallare £ 

WnllBre il 

Waliari' £ 

(iliiwrt 

liilhert 

t,ilbrrt 

j 

Adam Hchenek . 

HaMlui llonaui 

Joêjih A. Kprs 

Or-car RnkF.vr. 

Arhiiii.i Zyfhnvi 

J. H. Chad, irk 

£ Slftde. 

A. ft'rr 

Inc. 

Fidthly H^hy r«. 

M.^r,*. April . " ; 

KldHiiy H.'nily Vti. 

}Ufiil4 T L (Wrtrudf Whs 

lii^ffa J. jhiffr^r 

.îFHiid Mi 1 ' inn I'ict ure iî 

WnltPF H, Hirkani .". . . 

MFV Jaili^ Miîueh .; 

Jam*- S liyîi . •••-.- 

K, A £ A, V. Houreidii, îfHn Co., iihd Luiher L. WdiUfv, Jr 

Khfiiîh W= Hamilton 

Pftu! I^mnrvMs £ W: F, ^rhHi-iki-f . 

Klfftajr H. 4 JâniM'e Holrnvs . 

Mftlfiolm Korr ... . 

RiiTh L. & L. L, Wa!!a^, JF, 

A. y. £ (1# r\ r ud^ A m i i h 

A. V £ Uenrude Smiih "„.."" 

A. Y\ £ ii^ftrut^ Hmifli , 

AT K it Gtrtruda Sraiih , _. 

A, V £ l^rtrudi? ^mi|h . 

K*iRjf T, CoFftm £ 

E*intf T O,F*c,n & R, L. Chm^r 

E«ing T. C'T«B £ R, L. Chvsier 

nanie! H. Ff»*i*f 

S-*mtwl p. Bywiaah . 

Hajfmmd W, CJisd«iFt =.=== ; 

Wffl. E. Mk^y _ 

Wm, E, MaMfjf -"..""." = 

0 C. Rsalty Co - 

O: C, R*al!? Co, . . .. " "I 

o, c, B*ah? to, , _;." ...;"..; 

J»ffie? B. »f. O. B. 

Wilier M. Busk, P, c Uil, li". tL. 

Walter M, Buck, F, c. l*af, ft, B^ 

Aimahei S. Some _... 

John J, Faster ...„ 

John J. Tuster „. 

John J, Foster 

John J, Foster ..„-.= 

John J, Foster ..... ^..... ....... 

John J, Fostef 

John J, FoiUr _.=.. 

John J, Foster .=====. „ _.. 

John J, Foster =_.._..... 

Pow#ll.%an Gilder Lumber Cfl. . 

Pawtll-Van Gilder Lumber Co. 

Poiwll-Vali Gilder Lumber (Jo, , 

Pf,well.Van Gilder Lumber Co. ... 

John J. Fuller _. 

John J. Forter , . 

Jim W. Draper _. 

Feldmari Hâltf Ce, ..._._„,. 

Feldmiyi Bealli Co, ...:;:_... 

Feidman n«iti ce. ...:;.~:::" 

FeldmaB rfaaltr Co .SS' 

Tt\$mwn He«ltr Co, ,_„ 

Fefcteian' B»«ltr Co. 

Go. 

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norm I, Chaapioii 

flora m. CMBpion 

lailii Sleeker 

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Samuel M 

Anna H. 

Ann. H. 

Horuw f|. 

P ymnuih ReM|t, 

Plimnuth Hl 

| *mou(h .lt, 

r ymouih Real,, 

Plymouth Bj,,,, 

Mar, ¥„ lioutk. 

Bertha H. 

Jehn j. {.'liKett """ 

Jacob V. Ifeaeh 

Wm. F. Snyiijr "Z" 

Wm. 1', snydet „. 

ijarilh K. i John j 

Anthony Flantian 

Anthony FlanfiPFy 

Mdelit, Realty"(i,* 

Llnkiiown 

H. P. ilanlin, ._. 

II. P. Hardini, ~ 

Roy E. Ii.rbi 

Roy B. llarby "";.~ 

ir'p; ii"" 1 "' 

Mary E. |ioui(li,rrj"; 

MHfy K. [!aMa Corp. — 

llanide Corp. .— 

BanMe Corp. —• 

Sarilde Corp. 

frin,t«r Cpni. — 

Otar Corp, - 

CAe«t*f Corp, -— 

(7h«t.r Carp, _— 

ossified Columns Are The 

8ALB 

liii and gerviee for 

maehlneil, also HUH- 

Bun,, 630 l.iindiH av., 

ne ill. ig-iT.tf.e, 

Sale or lli-nt. Tun- 

gn* 1015, a-H-tl 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINU 

BATES 

AND INFORMATION 

All CluBnlrlnd Advurllalng up. 

peara the sania woek In four news, 

papers, reselling ovf-r 4u utio rcad- 

ara—CAPB MAY COTINTY TIMES 

COHAN CITY SBNTlNBi, . LEn^ 

1EB, CUMDEHLAND COUNTY 

Bngalow paint In red, 

jen, 11.50 par fallon, 

ilntlo roll, M and up. 

Bontoii Terrier BUSS, 

color with very short 

O, Sltlnbuoh, veterl- 

, Cardinal Rd., Wild- 

N. J, Pholiea: Bell 

na JS3-X, 11-21-If 

ReKlatcr—Muhsenny 

i,M detail Btrip, exed- 

...n, uarualn, Smead 

Landli av,, Vinelatid 

ll.H.Jt.e 

itori truck, A-! condi- 

Orsee, 802 Whenton 

N-J: ni43t 

._ -L,lke new, ropoBiieiiaail 

f opportunity. Srnead 

ad, Pliona 183. 

Steed, used en. Serlh- 

ewls. Inc. (Chevrolet 

iri niia Warren niu,. 

J, lUl-U-p. 

•MS, »2D5; Ford Rond. 

' liSi' Chevrolet, IW-ton 

j lame Blake body. (2515: 

lli.ton truek. 1027, iiimli 

t, "tlSO; Chevrolet Hi-ton 

u furniture body, II PS. 

an. iliKhtly uoed tor tie- 

pitrpoisii, MoniiEhiin. 

2«tli 4 CBtitrnl "nva.; 

J, li.7.4t.p. 

ABVEH 

BEACH irOnTER 

Rateli Two cdiita per word, Brit 

Inm'rtifth; one cent per word fol 

!aoh substquent Insertion. Count 

il* word, to the line. Minimum, 

drst insertion. 10c. White spaa 

iboye and below an odvertUemenl, 

12c per line flrit Insortions Jo P4I 

rlne, iUbaequent Inaertioni. 

TelephonB your advirtistnenti, 

and Dili will be Bont. Telephone!: 

gen laic City 40; Oetan Ofty lOtj 

I'ort Norris 37-W, Mlilvllle §3, 

ion NunlDera will iia Bupplled II 

iiivt-rllsiir docan't wish Male and 

iddresi to appgiir. Forwarding ad- 

Irt'in niuBt be left ut tiiae ol 

li d i t 

RUBY M.AYRES 

WHAT HAS (IONIC BKFOHE 

ilihH {'IiittinhMin si'iH out to uiitke 

-Jlllli. KiU-row i(î' liiiii. intiii'HtiM to 

throw 111-!- tivi-i in les-i.'llKi' tor the 

KIIIVIIII. of Ilia linithi'i;. liniliii'y, 

wiioiii luiic hnii •in.i orr. He -in-. 

IM r.ilH lill! I'ilHlH Ihlll hi. |i;|H flllll'M 

•ll MniTilliiy ill ll'Vl. IVilil Ill'l IlilllSiif. 

Then hi. iiiwnviis Him ii WII« mil 

llii^ .mill. i'*;u-ritw. hin hfi- i-iiiiHiii ol 

iiUiili'. whit hn.i liriv li 

i 

lir.il In 

rll'il 

! 

In ili-iitii. Mill (ii i 11,-11 - 

.in 

im .illl ,viii III. llilH un- 

BUSINESS SERVICES 

AUTOMOBILES 

MOTOR TKOUBLBS—Tjel our expert 

mechanics put an end to your Bio- 

tor troubles. You'!! tind our service 

reliable and cgurteoua. Ocean View 

Uaruge, Ocean View. A. Canuso, 

t'roniletor. Good gaaoilng and oil. 

•UTO RKPAIHi ana finr*xe. Marlnt 

motora ovi'i-huuled und uut in first. 

cla.3! condition. Clarke Broa. Ma. 

(ShinB Shop, Boat linllwair and Stor- 

age, 312 Bay A*e. Phone S|l, Oceaa 

Uity. i-31-«-B 

BLACKiMITHINQ 

liih- 

nil 

n Ii. 

live.I fiir 

..il,,.,.|,.,ll 

liiirlv i.t 

i.ilth ki'. 

J Ui ii'. iiiH!l|!l; : !f>!iii|. I'llii' 

%i ild ii Li^h lit.' pf LiimltiM In In to 

rlruwii 111- iiillliiisli. l.iiWrciHi. Hchq- 

riihl wiintfi to niriiry ii*-r. Loniliiird, 

whu line! fii-Bl liilniihii'i'd 1 

Illlt 

iilii till- 

Ihii. 

M1OIK 

Illl' if 111 

ffOti! 

.Illltl. 

liii. 

] 

fit. 

ihiit 

Hirimrtl 

tn I'hil- 

• I « 

FOR SALE 

DUBM, fintii«hi.(l, Iwi: 

tlaH station, I 1 !; iiert'f 

^twq;r(ir UiirilBC, A. !''•'!' 

.„ Rothaqlicr houae 

I on double lot on TWB- 

K., Avuloii Price lli.ggo. 

HHATED ROOMS for 

ntM., Reawnable, »M 

oeean Cits', 1Q-4-U 

JR RENT 

BARAOEB—Centrally lo- 

jflreproof. eaaj- to drive 

for ri-iit. Alipiy Ili»>u 

4111 I-IIKII sl.. Millvill,;. 

li-ss-at-t-, 

_ 

ooin. wiih or wltlioul 

Mrs, Burnett, I SS 13. Hin 

p., Wildwood, N. J. 

lolim Bldtf-, Siuilli 

Briiiai'ton. Til.- fimst 

In uie lily, limn f.it 

ivory, inmhvoiii! flwirs. 

ilttrat'tivi' p!-i%:iH. iil- 

•in heal. Inriniri.' Itilin 

BI,ACIMM!THI.NI1. "innrVni. nml tun- [ 

chine. Axles fHlitiilliti'iiifi. '1'iiol^ . 

(he.seel Miiil i>eiien[i johhihij work 

i-iiilii tir('iiK..H iiiHii.. Ii, oiii.r- |i;Mi I 

WilljlllllK. Iiilii HlKlHHI 11V ; Wil.l- 

i N 1 

I'hliti'nhM ill. i! 

«1 ih-M Wllli tin- 

nut iiiii.l Ii.. will 

('iiiill'iiiiiiiii ;ii!'i 

lliHllt Hltfl'lllil ii 

Pll.a IJIIIT .tllll" I'llllli'Siii': 

tciliiiiili illril "In- Invi-H him. 

N(iU' (i*-* ON wn'n Tiiio H'rnnV 

CHAi'TBii xii 

The iwii men mudn no attcmnt 

ni it giceliiiB, ChiltcnlHim inertly 

Haid^ "Vnti'rp ill milter a hurry, 

ru-ijti'i. ynu? However, ynti've 

mil thf tniuhlo nf sending 

lllK. Ii 

N. .1. 

11V ; Wil.l- 

11=21 = it-li. I 

CQNTHACTUHS 

LOT I.-II,l,lN(j--lli'£ 

Tliii roilowiiiit la nn atntrart of 

intivi.yuni'UH ciitumil (or ri'fprl In 

ihu Cuunty (Jlrrk's offlei' here; for 

till! wuik (.'IKihlK Novi-mher 31, 1II.W; 

Oan City 

Millvilli' 

It. Muui-c 

ii 

KihlK ovm 

Ocean City 

l i l Hiiiili 

i 

oh. Giles!" she caught 

with ineffectllHi 

understand! I 

hands, 

feel 

11 iri arm 

"I don't 

If T am 

going mild, of as if everyone else 

Is—whiit do they nil moan? And 

if It's the truth why didn't yon 

tell me? Sadie Is saying awful 

things, too—she must he light, 

headed! She says she's your 

wife! How can she ho your wife 

when you are nnt married?" 

Olios turned on his heel and 

strode out of the room, Mrs, 

Ardron turned tn .Iiille, hoita 

white, useless hands outstretch!. 

"Is it true?" she aiipealed help- 

lessly. She forgot her dislike fur 

Julie. In ner present 'distress 

she would, nave turned to Mr 

rtt WWB 1

m Seen in New 

Electric Rates 

te McWt Will Be 

•ted from Hornet 

w Rapidly M Possible 

ALL OVER 

Illjt 

The nnw mluiod niton of tbe 

' Atlantic t lt> I ItUlit 

Wi become iiT.itiM In Dttenibir 

will r*suH in an animal imlng 

it cnnsuiinri ot mar]} $4000011 

tttrtead of $3001)00 as announced 

lMt *«k 

Tbat ill inmnmnltlis reived 

the eomimin »ti Un i luge 

jniall v\lll Miji \ Hi. nun li 

IJ^btlnc i ate M IS HM II 11 is 

i %M 

•IS 

M 

Fae» Ty» 

GO BY BOS — SAVE THE DIFFEPENCE 

, Three-Day Round Trip $1.50 

Ten-Trip family TiAet—$7,00 

BUSK LEAVE 

PUBUC SERVICE TERMINAL 

9»J» Strert tod Atknbc Aran^ Occu Gty 

BELL PHONK llf* 

Banish the Blues at the • 

Grand Opening 

Ocean City 

Republican Club 

MINSTREL SHOW AND 

Will be held at the new club house of the Ocean City Republic* 

Sixteenth and Pleasure avenue 

DECEMBER 1, 2, 3 AND 4 , 

ALL ADULTS WiELCOME NO ADMISSION ^ 

i 

Owing to our limited seating capacity, and in order that all who] 

attend may be accommodated, it has been found necessary to r-* 

to attend on the evening designated in the following table; 

MONDAY, DEC. 1 13th St to 59th St, yidiiBve 

TUESDAY, Dim 2.,,,. Sth St to North St, incliiiife 

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8.., .8th St to 13th St, incluave\, 

THURSDAY, DEC. 4 5Ui St to 8th St, indusiw | 

SHOW WttL STAOT PROMPTLY EACH 

The abtM fionpoMd of Mb, rf A, O 

A. hqat lUpdbiM CW» m 

ut of ETfry 100 Families 

tn Ocean City Read 

The Seniinel.Ledger OCEAN CITY SENT 

AND THI OCEAN CITY NEWS, CONSOLIDATED 

YEAR—No. 34 

Publication Of flee: 

cl-I^dnr BylMlni, Itb street 

OCEAN CITY. NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1980, 

ity Tax Reduction Is Seen 

[Budget Estimate; Amount to 

Raised Less Than In 1930 

rease Only Slight, But Valuation Gab 

Will Cut Rate—Shade Tree Ap- 

propriation Is Wiped Out 

Jape May County taxpayers will have $160,75 Itas to 

by taxation next year than this year, according to 

|9B1 budget introduced by the freeholders, Wednesday, 

bugh this may seem a small ium, it will result in a 

ctiori of the county tax rate, since the assessed valu- 

I on properties increase each year. 

The total to be raised by taxei in 1931 will be 1862,- 

8, against 1662,435.88 in 1930, 

tutal uppi 111111.11 Inn fur the' — — 

; IR |M>> >T\ 1 i, vshiLli i-i 

^ lm- Iliiin IIIIH >i.ir bill 

nl i imir-iiiuIliJlnK ml 

ilipntpi latiun c*f ^mplu^ 

unit Ihe slight ilrnp HI 

noinit In lie niifiil In tin 

fm liulclti" line t-imif In 

(sigh iir.ii p fitihi ntMity 

(jlhtiMi h(iHt?tt t i fni re 

tlip ipjirniii i it urn tMIiM l.il 

fcc tin' li ml turn .mil hum 

Mem tlu mi , lit -till 

pnjinldi 

ot Hit tti in nn flit a|i 

inritti HI nun iî ^ mil ulnt 1 

'l«u ul iln—i- iliirrdvi 

Stand vliiu nu ippiniin- 

[ln ni.uli il ill nn I'm 

.1 i ii tlilif: ut iln 1 i if^ 

mm t in tin 1 Hh.ldP 

Inin ll on up, T«ui 

ie News 

n-iiHli'l much of a wind 

iiio-ht. but it must have 

fco. 4th te pn 

ius of Mr, Richards, The flr» 

practlcnl head receiver was hi 1 

invention, and the bipolar re 

celver, which hangs from tver; 

desk stand, traces ita 

through Mr, Richards' aneeptr? 

flevelon 

ment of tfte "long diBtanoe" in 

Itrument of ISM, Today's broad 

easting was presaged by his war) 

on transmitter!) to pick an theft 

tre programs. 

held Tuesday, December 

" thin 

ill be 

16, It 

Resort Man Is Found 

Near Death from CoW 

Stanton I). Young, of 107 A* 

bury ttv., can thank OflMr B#tar 

of toe reiort nolle* for MB 1> 

Young m picked up 

frMan to death. Tu«! 

in a vacant let, ud 

report he probably i 

Utf flnrin* the night, 

6a tB; 

Yearly 

Heated 

roonw 

AOBW 

m m 

. B 

Private 

*W 

Orlmdo, 

JsS. 

hot •smlsitt 

l«u«, HMf 

iv,, Oewtt t 

ABattlBBnt. i" 

•114 Wfc_ ^ 

WMH lMt|f 

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