Jun 1933 - On-Line Newspaper Archives of Ocean City

y In toe Sotrth 

la finals, • Harry 

1Q, failed to come 

ijd at Camden, 

play in the fi- 

ma dxpected to romp 

the. 'match wrth flyinjr 

d he defeated tho 

Wlld 

He 

county 

City, tjwo we»ka 

displayhm chalnpianship 

foim. J 

The winner of the South Jer- 

sey title is Gene DIPIetfro, 11, of 

Camden. He will play in the na- 

tional tournament in Ocean City 

June 26 to July 1 

Defer Deadline on 

Tax Payment Month 

Somerg 

adopted 

Point council 

resolution 

has 

pre 

Winner at Wlldwood 

" Shorty 

who 

Reach Out for 

More Business 

\ fa lie Somani l'olot 

J at trifling i-ost If the 

ad ran* In The Sentinrl- 

Shoe Repairing 

BKST WORK 

LOWEST THICES 

Xenjctheiied — 

d or H 

Made 

I.DONATO 

933 ASBURY AVENUE 

I Alt.r 9*« - - Mukhv Tt 

Munni >r Whfcr 

pared by Tax Collector James 

E. Scull, which authorized chang- 

ing the due date of {he first 

half of 1933 taxes from June 1 

to after July 1, for the reason 

that the 1933 tax statement!, 

•would not be wailed before Juni 

1. 

The resolution explained that 

the Atlantic County Board of 

taxation did not fix the Sinners 

Point tax rate fur this year in 

time for the assessors to figure 

the tax duplicates so that the tax 

could be mailed before June 

1, when the first half of 1933 

taxes become i delinquent and arc 

subject to an interest charge. 

Mr. Scull also reported that 

$300 in Atlantic County scrip, 

which hail been collected in pay- 

ment of taxes, had been turned 

over to the county on account of 

taxes due the county by Somers 

Point for 1932 

Jse Unemployed 

As Dog Catchers 

Somera Point Mayor Urges 

Way to Curb Strays. 

'Hark, hark, the dO(?a do bnik" 

— to quote an old nurseiy rhuin 

— anil the dogs of Somers Point 

•itill jrt gleefully TUBRginK their 

tails., because no definite return 

for the rimo\al of doRS hai bom 

taken by city council 

Mayor Steel man npain biouRht 

up the Mtbjei t of the- (..mine pi t, 

Friday night, but L\er\«ru, m 

eluding thi mayor, want, tn li Hi In li in I in 

ru ,u, lint I II t il i I il I if 

Inili in tli it wi r, ii it (i I'm 1 

Mill tin mi h Ii inn lit i il Kl l|« 

JUH i, LDI ii oi nun ihniLT 

Hi t ii \ ( Ih it i ihili 

f iniil\ luinu: nun ilit n IJI 

twii n *M ulKillo m I \1 i\s 

I m inn h nl i tluld I i In ippid 

i i 11 I I In In h m ui II hi nn 

1 f ii it inn tin ilnlil in MI 

i tu in I 

li nth iftun ii I iiiothil 

ilil w i lim n to tin f ltillh 

m I It v I it ml 1 Knoni 

I1 n i I lit mini 11»>< n •>' 4 

i I il turn , in ih til in I 'ti" • 

II nl in \\ >(>dlinl\ Un n tilt 

imU i it of Ai i itl ( nun 

I I n i of Imli m u nl t > bi 

iiiini HI in thi ulit n mil tin 

li I mi f inn h is hi i n tin 

uii i of ni in \ 11 if li m nruw 

Ul I p lr lit l I It ippm nth 

n i i fitonU liuntmu ground , 

i nun it IL," 

Must Get Job Or 

Leave Ocean City 

Colored Man Told to Find 

Employment by Saturday 

If Charles Kobinson, 32, col 

ored, 101 Ttli st., doesn't get 

work by tomorrow (Saturday), 

Jie'll have t» leave town. Tin 

ordir wat BIH» Monluv tiy Mnir 

(strate Ccoiê » lticlmrds, aft'r 

Kobinson »J nnisUd, ehaiRiJ 

Mth \igrinc\ 

Although hi had no visible 

means of support, and admitted 

he had not worketl all winter 

Robinwin »a>. (.illid upon to i it 

plain where he got the .handful 

of dimes, nickels ami pennies in 

In potket He won it plj\im 

-orm kind of f nnblinu ganu, h 

aid. lie admitted payiiift board 

now and then with the winning 

Tlie jud|;e told him ho believed 

he was the type that would rath 

er live hy gambling than by 

work, and that if he di.ln't fret u 

job hy the end of the \«cek, In 1 

had better leave town before he 

was put out. 

Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Jarret and 

children, of Oak Lane, were here . 

over the week end, at 862 3rd st. | 

Mrs. Adella Ahhott and Miss | 

Adah L. Chamberlain were At^ 

lantic. City visitors all day Fri 

di\ 

SALE & 

ONLY $1000 CASH RE 

BALANCE FINANC 

Tfcwe PamUy Apartmin^ 

Uat-lVater HcatluK 

Sale Prioe $7000 

HANEY LLOYD CI 

PREALTOR — INSt 

131S ASBURY AVE. OCEAN ( 

Gaines and Johnson 

Cafe 

Steaks Chops and 

Nea Food 

;r.B Wml Ocean flly, N. J. 

State Control of 

Beer Is Protested! 

Somers Point Council For 

Home Rule Licensing. 

A resolution was adopted by 

Soniers Poin council, , protect 

against the proposed leî.-la 

against the proposed legi.d.i 

tion which would take the licen 

ing of beer dispensing busine 

from the municipalities and 

vest it in the state. 

The resolution pointed out that meeting 

the municipal governing bodies 

are the only ones familiar with 

Jimr M M MI ijjh in Tr, 

it t r if i nn ui nr\ i lit f 

*s inn r IVint i pi timing to 

t \.w-irk t u (Triil nl i 

ilui r\ u w tin HY lehil Jirtit 

| m i ii in it n Kith it "ii f i> 

It m 

Mi Miniirhn wants ti> ii 

, out \h\X lm pn>jrrinl 1 for n \ 

! f all i t ) In thoio lfhli ,II 

nirotl to sunn pmmpt in I 

f i lint alii fir Mimr l J 0lllt 

1 i hi f Mi-'k > T tht « i on 

n i\\ i n I 1 nt ii as tatr it 

1 i ' "mils u \ it MII 

S. tt( r to M r I) f funii i 

\ i t r u h* ll t 

!i 

11 

li 

th fail ml 

will In I i nil I 

On 'sitnnli 

Hotfl L). nn. 

rt In f thro i r 

nut Mt i tin 

WHITE FLANNELS 

PLAIN OR STRIPE 

$1.50 

BLUE SERGES 

WORSTED SUITS 

$7-50 Up 

_We Accept Ocean City Scrip 

tcnioon. at thf 

Atlantic City, ."11 

in the county will 

i . diiector. Mr. 

al o r.ttenil 

i j local tondition^ ind ar* quilified 

Sentence Susvr.ded. 

u i«.n 1 1 M. m n r ZO 

n j m i >i M»r i\ to 

W k 12 p>i-r h in-; 

to pj*. ort the film _ _, 

cant^ to haie a lR-tn-e 1 m i aj > J J ^ »tkm i l± 

arc ro^ponsiblt* to tht reîdent^ | r r °f l ^° * l( rf t'Jrt i • nt on 

of the coniiminitie for tê prop tiurpf* u{ JUMIID \\W t > f mhrjco 

er enforceniLtit of ]a *• in 1 the ^r*. M \r\ Cilif rt f 1^ (_r*ar) 

.._ of yooL to open 

the doors Ut r*ickt let i ing, #ijft 

and oppregion 

Similar r* solution haê bif n 

^.lopter^ b> pfarluallv (n rj o f h 

*>r municipalit\ in AtlintR Coun 

ty A top} of the rt ** >)ution w i* 

ordered si nt to Stnatt r -IU 1 - nnd Al 

man Governor Moon ,nd Mr 

Tooej, M i crttar\ of tin IH-J r com 

Point Police Court 

Killed by Council 

Tin SotiHrs Point tmheff cmirl, 

I of which IJHI^ E Mjthus i 

retunlir, wj^ aholished hy unl 

imnn pji,^fd li> < it\ count ilf Y j 

day night, 1 to 1 

Harrj V Adams offend tit 

mgtion for fiiul ri adins and w is 

seconded hi Honarl Vanle^ 

Couneilmcn Hcnner, Adimi, Jt \ 

el anil Manley T,ot«l for fin 1 

passage, Frank Walks, and l'r(t«- 

ident Hovvarti Refers voted w- 

aiiwt,. 

Must Answer Cops in 

JPntare, Jndg« Warns 

MORRIS 

J 1S01 Arctic 

CLOTHES 

FOR 

MEN 

Cuty 8o,.C*roll>a and Arctic Am 

ATLANTIC CTTt, N. J. 

NO INCIDENTAL E 

, , , when you 

by TE 

You sit at home in aaeatyd 

five minutes with a i 

away and kno# that it c 

tnort than 20 cents 

place to spend extra 

It's just as easy as I 

a table, 

Call 18 miles forl5caa«| 

for 20 cents; SOj 

•S-fl cents, anywhere in 1 

^« —w— 

jut 

LOWEST SHOE 

REPAIR PRICES 

Men* IFili Sol, S. [In I 

I S -"" 

Illl-lh 

Economy Shoe 

Repair Shop 

KTHI;KT 

60% ALREADY KI 

THIS AD IS FOR THE OTHE 

f' 

BE SURE TO CALL 

I. N. Agrons 

njr\\?" 

Do "Klity, 20, colored, of . 

|3TO West av , wa* dismiiuu'd mm I 

|fl warntne to answer all ()Ui>c. ' 

lions put to him by police, Mon- 

day, when he win arruip-nc' lw 

fora Magistrate George D. Ktch- 

drds. 

Douriity was arrested Salurdiy 

tv Patrolman MaUbtw PanV- 

bum, when he wan suriy m HIIR- 

"erinK questionK and when he 

apparently did not Vrtow ,A num. 

ber of better known colored res- 

idents. 

I Pair Fined ijtfO For 

Breaking Car Hules 

TtofSB totalling WO - • 

i.vMed on twp Atlantic < 

ed perrnn. when they 

isoi-os i'HiFir ATE. 

ATI-AXTir CITV 

ri!05K 5-3030 

FOR SUPER5AFE 

FUR COLD 

STORAGE 

LOCATED UlflHT OH THE 

FBI 

For Coats 

THE MASTERPIECE 

OF TIRE CONSTRUCTION 

TOR thirteen nwHcoUn jtmn the indUnapoUt JUc«* < 

hare Ixrn won on Ftnatone Cum-IMpped Tins. At' t*d*y'» 

low prim you can han tlw Mue tatetj for you* fc>iify that 

ld f dri d d Tl gdll tit f d 

GREATEST 

The MAJ0IUTT of People Know They 

Vr**tont QUALITY -~. S 

At MM Same Pri0e^f MaU Order **+ Special 

Fltt£STONE realizes that any manufacturer to 

be successful today—-and to continue to be successful 

must offer to the Public 'QUALITY and PRICE, 

There i« no reduction in the quality of Firestone 

Tires. Today yon can buy Firestone Quality 

at the same price you would have to pay for 

mail order and special brand tires. : 

THE NEW 

world famous nets drlrrn demand. The gruelling tmt tt 

t »nd trark hmtt gi»«i to Firestone all vrorid'n 

' Speed, Mileage, and Enajuancc. Tnd« iu 

tfaea tar the tire made with the «U* fcatuna 

and Tw Emtrm CnHf-D$pp*d 

Card Htm VmStr tkm H » 

MgmiS 1**d, Tht 

Plug, B ? g ' 

mi 

VALUES 

i£fc00 llu ni v. 

[(mini mi i .ilbo lift lutle^ lli ii" 

t ML iprt>n IIHI towil 

| Sll|i|ll\ Inni who c Hi r to lurhi i 

MI Inif. ,stort"j 

lhis mdininci i iinni inh 

I for tin pruti i turn ol lionn in 

I ilu\ /Williim \ IIHMI t" pn nli 

nt tin I-ii t Mtthoih t thuith 

\iiltust 2 whnh ill In 1 noi, n 

i < nlliLL l>i\ 

1'iul h IIM. n hem aitivi 

in l!o\ S mit woik mil will ii 

JILU aci|U iintinci ill hi fin 

mil tiooi) winn hi uluins homt 

In tin fill lit \ ill tijtti I 

uninin to stmlv foi th j inni 

But Through Special Ar- 

rangement Doors Won't 

Be Locked — Congrega- 

tion Wants Mortgage Cut 

1 lie italic tif tin I'll M Baptlit 

(linnli of Ocem « liy I hiill high 

In lhe air HB the result of thf de 

ciiion of llu (onKies itliin, In a 

buiiueqn mti ting Wtdntmluy nljvht 

lo rcjiot the offtr nmdi by the 

Wuoiilnirv Truat ( o owners of the 

-t t«o \iai>; 

K in tutinl itniilitiin in the At 

lantii Shore' Ho-iittil Somi'r' 

Punt tin cull oi a stroke suf 

fpittl eirK vsteidJ\ morning in 

h -, room tt tin home of Minley 

VVilsim, b20 (tnlial a% 

Mi Pml is p u lh/nl on hi 

ntiii jiirht uh Di John B 

own i nil Itl— plivsiciiiit, said he 

ail siifftiiil i ttiebiil hemorr 

hdfre, and was in rrlllcal condi 

Aftei sprndinir tht (lav in Phil 

dtlil'ihia, Woiliicidn, Mi Taiil 

ufftnd i li>'ht .hill tint mirht 

no sinl \estmh\ niorniiiK, Mrs 

WiNon hi .ml the ouml of some 

Jnnr fillini mil after looking 

o e thp cmid 1ur\ 

hut hid heen nrrcntcd In Noith 

mil w is scrvInK a nil sen 

tenet 1 until this week, ^hm he 

VMIS nioup:bt horp 

T?p plpiditl not Kiillt> to HIP In 

iliilmint nnd wis held for i heir 

WhfMi relpnseil here three 

OIIIPI indit Iments fiom vnrioun BPC 

tion i of the state will await htm 

obliiritin 

shortly, was made in » 

h it 

olution 

.Hlopted b\ thf otv commission. 

Oce in Cttv will be heard nt cit> 

liall .it 10 u in. on lue da\, 

June 20 It wilt he the fir: 

healing in the *ountv 

Othei he,iring8 scneduhd are 

tillirfular June 22 it IB f I" nt 

: UIA City Ilnll -Wildwood 

.Trldw. June JS, «t 10 n n> ^ ^ 

fram WllUwooiJ Crait and V"t WiU 

1 *ood 

Tueniliy. Jans 27 it 10 • ro »' ••"" 

. CItv Hnll North WiitlvrDOil 

TJnirnlny Jun« 4» u » ' •" •* 

»>• City Hill S» We atr ,. 

Thuriidny July B, at 11 • "> ' 

l * 1 "" 

T«x B.»rd Room. In the court hou« 

C»I» May Court Ho Wl"!" f m 

Av.lon Stone Hartior Wowlbliip Ul>: 

l»r Townahtp, D.nlilii Towmhlp 

W Towilar. July 11. ml 11 t "I •' 

Oi» Hull, o.iw liar Cltr. •»m«l« 

C.P. Mu Cltr. C.!» Mmy Folnl 

mlopted y 

iri Widm-idiv 

bd 

replace mu 

p. Mu Cl. C.!» May Foln 

tW! Mar. South Clpa V*r. North 

m and Loxv.r T h l 

nil 

C 

P. H. Buad, of Femberton, is 

bere for thes ummer, at 906 St. 

Cbaries pi. 

—SNAP* SHOTS— 

1 At The News 

l'hcsp bonds \w 

ni me si ml bonds tint thp utv 

vonhl bt nnihli to piv off The\ 

will come due DtcPmboi I of tin 

\pnr The entui piotecilinj; 

within the httili Pt icmrdini? I 

Htnry Roesei Tr.ttty treasurer 

Mrs Piullne Rllej if Meiolinni 

\ille. w ii n lprint reso l \Is!lor 

Dozen Planes May 

Come on Saturday 

Noted Fliers Expected to 

Pay Us Flying Visit. 

is expected til it ibout -i 

doztn airplanes, owned by mem 

bers of the Tail Wind Club, of 

Villej Stream Airpoit \ onjj Is 

Innd,. NoW TCork, will \int Oce in 

fity tonioriow tSaturdaj) after 

^toppmc o\er ut the Atltintn Citj 

Airport 

Accoidlnlr to Frtil liran in, who 

is flyinB his uirplant- fn»n the 

1Mb st flying- ii'ld, ind who h nls 

fiom the Villpy Stn mi niptirt, 

be\eial niPtnbers of tin 1 ul Win 1 

Club hive told "him of then m 

tentiou of visiting linn hci' mil 

i lPtent lettei advi cd him of the 

tentiitivt' dite, June I 

\miine the pioniinent int mbcr 

of tht club arc Mi I mi i In 

Kiills, holdei of the uoihl s it cord 

for loops bv women pilot 

>N0 tonsecutive loops to 

Deposits Soav at 

0. C. National 

Increase of $36,000 For 

Last Week; 572 Accounts 

with 

p lit 

credit; Mrs. Peggy Kemy, long 

distance pilot; "Casey" Jone 

veteran pilot of the Curlisa co. 

hl f h K is to 

rrink 

Deposits in the Otoin Cit\ 

tion.ll Hank continuP to sou 

N i 

Tht 

report of GiOrge S (.iinIT, con 

r-Ator thisj week sho n thil 

i are r 7S U op 

*ince the national lianking 

iliv with "51 r i7 000 n 

holi, 

net ile 

posits 

'J'his is an increase of 'J'-> »t>"" 

they will circle the icoit in fot 

mation, yitpplns: mcr Cliirkc Field 

in salute, in tnbute to tin mt m 

of the Into Lt rminn iniler 

V , for 

hriKiblc 

or> of 

Vincmt A Clarke, U b 

mir commander of thi 

A l d f t 

Kn"hn 'Hack st Desk. 

Walter H. Kuehn, city mercan- 

tile license Inspector, returned to 

hlB office thla week, after being 

seriously ill for nearly a irionth. He 

I said he was feeling fine. 

I/O AnROlei, ind from there thev 

will depait to their homt m 

port 

Dimnp the latttr part of \pnl 

many members of the same Kioup 

were entertained at luntheon in 

Atlantic Citv at Haddon Hall b\ 

the Aero Club of Atlamc Cit\, 

who-ie president, I^rwiti L 

Schwatt, hiis been intnctod in 

pushing th« development ol 

CHike Field in this resort 

seiviri thaie;i 

summer 

Wins Contract By 

Fraction of Tent 

A llllll ILllLt Ul pi III Of - 1 ! 

ccnl i ton wiiii a i i\tl t >n 

ti let lot tl t Month in i ""li ii I 

itiK co , O un Cuv, W t tint, 

il.vi I hi jinl ^ ill IK PHI ih i 

i tl b\ lilt t inllll\ 1(11 n * m H 

piiii inj, nl n hi l«iin Mom 

ll4ii hoi mil \\ \lon 

1 ho Mouihin tompin\ 1ml m 

even >>! i cut pi i t m f"i ' "« 

tl jî ittl while Tohu Pello 

and coT also Oiean Cit\ hul 

r t\î (int i iiti ton lht lump 

tun iiiit i wmild hr ^1-^t Itn 

Moi Ih 111 mi 1 Jl 1 ' > l"i Iillo 

two othci Intl ^(i( in tlw il 

I 1 Wool on of W tldwo d I 1 

IJ > tints pM KM1 wlnlt lhe \n 

glo i i PiodutM ( o Ninth \\ ihj 

wood bill *1 \ ton foi B At i^(l 

anil $1 .5 lo' \ nidi tin "ttui 

bltltlpi oriiuil Plthci N oi j, 

Ki.ulp foi then pint 

Johnny Fill Up the 

TanK—Gas Goes Up 

Reveals How Deer Earned 

Publicity For Ocean City 

- » * 

Sale of Church by Sheriff Also pringa Resort Valuable 

Free Advertising, Hoffman Says. 

Local lav 

ponltlon to \tg, 

b« In n 

The nn>r*t thing »Mut whips 

Is the b«ck-lAsK . 

If city id In 

: now 

eoit 

How thousands of dollars worth 

of valuable publicity frequently 

la jrlven Ocean City as a result 

of news stories ornrinating hen 

a revealed to the Rotary club 

Frlda\ 

Heidelherc by 

city publicity director, 

"Recently," he saidt 

was published in The Senhnel- 

LedKer tellmir about .somfe Jnar- 

of Somers Point who Jcwued, an 

revived a deer by meana ot arti 

fldal respiration. It Is now gain 

ground in croKsinK the ponn 

i 

try 

Dirt Goo* Y«n 

Coa^f Oceun City Is Riven the 

dite line, and after all, that it 

what counts. 

"There is no need of trvinR to 

figure out what this free space 

is worth, as the city could never 

hope to pav the bilj. even by f 

bond issue. Whether it tl the re 

vlvinR of a deer or the Bale o 

a church bv the sheriff, M tonir 

a» we ntnice the hendlinea, it IB 

n direct benefit to Ocean City. 

Church fWrrtuklnit P*»r. 

The chnrcli story l« ,tro»*lnir 

the country at a fair tste~of 

promises to wtiih i.p 

pils 

Patrolman Hughes 

Wins Weekly Award 

Patrolman Vernon 

awarded the $5 cash prize fo 

the most efficient policeinc] 

of His v,-oi?k, Saturdiiy,- at tli 

weekly line-up nnd inspection. 

The pi 17' i put im i-h A if I' 

In order tu encouijê the ro 

ilcinption of ipproximatel^ $30, 

000 in htrip, jtill outst,indinK 

tliou^h pa\ment of taêi, cit\ 

offiLial on Wtdnebday autholiFuc 

Tux Collet tor Hemv T Toulds ti 

tontmue to #i\e a out per cen' 

pn nuum on scilp pud ui foi 

ta\es 

Iln ixUnsinn of time will ion 

tinnc until lulj 1, wht-o it i 

opi tl that ill thp scrip vi ill L 

tetuiiK d 

1 ifiure gnen out jpsterdly b 

Hcnr\ Roeser, Jr , citv trt istiici 

show tti t up to last Irui-jiKy 

o\p*- *>^^000 in a lip had bee* 

tmiLl in it the 11\ off ni Fion 

hen until the tlo i (flu nea 

Wi liieilj;., lit -jiil, ntaih SW, 

000 additional was tuini'd in, and 

on Wednesday thtre was a. line 

Id (lit i) ut the t- 1 !. ofTicc it one 

inic, as pioperlj owiiPi prt 

uaiid to take idvaiitat,e of th 

list day tin prcmiiim would 1 

itft led 

Mori Time Ntedtd 

With thi hist of tin $loO,QOC 

in î.ri|) i=-siied 1 tst week Mr 

Toesi t jid that utv ofti^t il 

ni,lied to pn prupirtv o^ -ie - 

turn in \vhnn to obtain tne st.ni. 

fiom emplo\cs, mcii.hant'-, 

otln r sourtts and sull bi. al 1Q 

to oht un thi premium 

MthouRh tho scrip )s scheduled 

to c irn inti lest at 1 pi r ten. a 

\i i) hc£iimin£ je terday, Mr. 

Hte ei anl tin interest lwill not 

bt illowtd in iddition to ine pte 

ni um U «ould be negli 

luiHif thp ne\t manth any~ho« 

lit pointed out 

l« P«> in CMh Now 

. All iurrt_it bills of tjie'fit 

hni hit-ii iiaid to diite and M 

POL fi sud tin pj\roll for th 

list inlf of TI I\ mil • ilimcs f( 

M i amounting lo bo it ^13,O0C 

i huh will In approved u,t Octobe 1 - 

^(i\rninii mil Oitiiiioer aliine 

Mi pni in titp, nut Ottohti 

llane-. p ml in t t h, were i 

.irt! in Tin t inljpi 

Mi Em -.Li ilso "lid th it all 

oupoii Jor mtPK t on tity bond, 

>\r|>»nl Addn. , 

Box WH. O«ui CltT «i 

WANTED •— C 

t.n City 

l 

City to Ask State 

For $800 in Relief 

A resolution 'asking $800 from 

the state for cliieiECticy rnlicf in 

Ocean Cit> wn w\

Revenge Reveals 

Stolen Furniture 

Enraged Woman Discloses 

YearrOld Theft. 

iuHl 

pers 

, Bal- 

15 In 

wublieitv 

. wailed out 

jleir Strand Hotel. 

Mi 1 dnards, leiinni i mpr tin 

week, recalled sonic- of tho ac- 

ioiupliJhiin'iits of 41 r. Mii»;;iy 

'I'ni'liupti tbe (rrciitesl thinp; he 

did for Ocean City was to intol 1 

I'Bt flin Into Henry D. Mooro in 

this rejHprl," Mr, ICdwurds said. 

Mr. iMiiDrti WHS a personal friend 

of mine, but it was Mr. Mussey 

wlio iiil'hioiu:ed him to invest in 

Ocean Cily. And as you know, 

Mr. Moore did more for Ocean 

City thuii any other one man 

Hud Keen 1'iireslglit. 

Mi Mi (\ wi in undiuutid 

optiim t mil nil L, id cxioption 

.illv keen foresight. Sonictinict 

he wa.s over-enthusiastic, but ho 

ihvn\ b i-,cd In c iiuluimn un 

the theory that things were go : 

intr to keep moving ahead. The 

Tilli' and Trust building, for ex 

ainiili;, still would be a fine in- 

vestment, had not a world-wide 

depression come along. 

It wan Mr. llassey who 

bouvht large Iracls of ncean 

front property and developed 

tlulin. Our firm built many | 

homes in developing lho.se tract: 

Itroufrht Sl'Jcinu tu Risnrl. 

"One of tin- thiiiBs that helled 

tin it oit mum t in iblj w i 

win n Mi M is u b mi lit th ' Id 

Niirmaiidie Hotel (now burned 

down), iiml completely ivfurnisli 

ed unil repaired it. He looked 

[ibout for a iiiiln to run it ami 

brought J. Howard Sloouni to Oc 

can Cjlv 

1 itei Mi Mi ii hi inn UK 

prime mover in tin: huhiiiiif; of 

I he Fianders Hotel, whid. added 

materially to the prestige jf Oe- 

• in < it 

I "Mr. Massey was inteie.^ted in 

j ei'ery utility in Ocean City, :i: 

cept the telephone and gas coni- 

IKinie.i. In some lie h:nl prison- 

al interest, but lie-barked all of 

them. ll(. aided in their devel- 

onment on a f-.nund basi.s and sol,l 

lil'lco 'luoted to the city- We bad 

ihis price all the time. Anil with 

in a short time, the new oWnori 

sold the plant again for $1,008, 

UUO more tbnn they had paid. 

Ml Massev was niteicittd in 

many huge projects, ona of tht 

lui,cst \iune tin. purchase ,of .1 

ti u.t ot lmd bitwein Muvd 

Landing and Cedar Swamp Crock 

for a proving ground for the, 11* 

thlihim SU 1 ( i) We iiiLum 

plislied it in about two years 

piying mi i(i00,000 fin cliL 1 nil 

jilid until the lust piece of 

(.muni HI purch iscd, not i in 

';le person linew what the trail 

was tii he for. When tne hmd 

was bought, orders came from 

I'Vunce and Kngliind not ui WIIJ.II 

time pinving the guns. 

fi Mortgage Money Hen 

'In a financial way, Air. Mas. 

tv wi n puiiiibk mi oiingni^ 

more mortgage money ti> tin 

lesort thuii any other indivjiluul 

And it is a credit to his jud(, 

ment tluil ni) person who plan I 

a morgjige thrimgb our firm e\ 

i i In t i in nu\ ( I hi w i li I ii 

the boom, in which Mr. Mat i 

played little part.) We lmd i 

P< MI] It p titim nt \ hi 1 did in 

thing but t-iilled mortgage intei 

est, for which w.- miide no I'liiiij: 

and in that way there was al 

ways picnty ol mortgage mum ^ 

i\ id ihli 

Hi u i i Lie it i uiib i 11 

mil lit] ni i i i>. tliuiL pi ii mi 

ing tu tlic Metho.iist Church. II 

i ontrihuii d i IMU it \ ird tin 

building uf tlie pre.-(!nt churrli 

Hi IK ) 11ji i n d 1\ nninp't in 

Si nun u ' i l l in i \ti nl 

Co. Republicans 

Seeking Harmony 

Redding Urged by Stevens 

As Peace Emissary. 

Hiimoiijr betwetn the two IM 

niihlu un Jin tlona In < Mil «aj 

Coin.t> continued lo bo HIP kojnute 

of lln politician, an tlm memlieiB 

of (lit < mintj Iteimblican tominll 

tee nut Molidiu nt I uuit HOIIBL 

Kulpli 1 Sttvous '«» 

fm lioldi i iioumiii wl"' » l « ll11111 

in by the Uiilim llipubllcun fuii-en 

UIMII nMMiikti liiiMimin lielttun 

ih. iiiiiiinl I mil il" n-h" 111 " lI1(1 

sui M did tint Alum fii'"M A 

Itiililinr. ol Nmlli Wlldwoud be 

u mini i miiiiiiitln "I «» f 10 l """> 

iibiui i li lint. Uf i 

sum ul I 1 lilieilj,e nf I «P< 

Mn w i iltilnl iliuminii of " le 

loiiiiu ciimiiilllii mil Mi 1 - 'nl" 1 

H Hilil i 111 ulfl «f tin On nil < I'} 

(in 1111.1 III \li< • ban 111 ill (h il KB 

GII /in i I WIIIIM" 'I w •"• "I"' 61 

p. u i m ni in (ml I ilwin ' '"'I' 

i r Wild worn I < H t _ 

City in Move to Keep All 

Laundry, Coal Trade Local 

(f untlnui.ll 

II' 

\1 » JI 

LIM uli 1 

I limii i i 

li ilil 

i^'i 1) 

lleidlii other pmtec 

un "1 f .1 II I IXplI 

of fin »>) "Hi i "I 

who sell their prndint 

'I d 

Fiist of New Crop 

mil 

il hand; 

Un in lntn s •~onj l 

( il} \\j.f I'll 

l< mil I II nil llnl tn 

\\ it* r n |i ir mil 

riint jin i >nipin\ cI 

i 11 out lo ti i i it 

hli lit ui' But thi. ] 

.lui li I mi! tjicri v 

^t iljlJJ u^n «\iji tin 

pi*! i i] r-frf tlrin ' 1 nn ) 

voted it ilrran an I within 

Minnth n ^filil t} it ti 11 

r nni U r 1 0,000 111 nr tli.ii 

ona 

were 

ui at 

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thi eo 

W.is IK 

In In 

«l l i I n 

Wlfl ill I 

sic mill t> 

bun n i i 

f unih 

'li tn 

leriiin 

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lUlt l| t 

II i 

Mil i, 

11 w. 

him in i 

parly 

first 

, iu'Li 

tinn 111 V 

I I 

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1 I til* II 11L\L1 

Ii ill il in in 

Ml Ml i. 

f )•• i till 1 i [it 

i urn fn L in I 

i lit itll \\ i i 

I i mil In ill 

Hi i 

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l 1 lilfi 

Ltlll 

l r I 

II I ll 

hi I 

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nil ll ni tin II 

bu un oflui s 

( II \ i'li i inlwlli »i s mu ' 

11 ml 

Must lliivt Yard Here 

ll pi I III lll\ PIDM II tl ll 1 " 

carry on a retail business, in 

hard coal, soft coal or c"l"'. thi 

denier must have a yard in 

On in ( Itv I liuint 1 ) I liRill" 

railroad siding which is in use 

and that the ysirds must lie ID 

I ill I mi tin >)i\ i.h i>f We t i\ 

The concern must have a rep 

i i nl itiM in tli nin it ill turn 

during the day, and must he 

oi|uippe 

11 

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n 

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I 

May 22, 1933 

I not only 

I suppose that I may claim to be tho first Ford Dealer 

made cars, but sold them and frequently delivered them myself 

Tho "drive away" is not new; often I have driven cars from Detroit 

to towns in Ohio or Indiana or Michigan to oake delivery 

Thero were no eood roads in those days, and the peopla wnere I 

, drove had never seen a motor car before 

My firat really enthusiastic customers were Country Doctors TV/ 

were the first to realize the value of dependable transportation to a 

widely scattered practice 

Even today I occasionally hoar from some of those first. Fo-J -sera 

We had to teach local mechanics how to care for the cars T-zS. 

i3 how Ford Service began, which i3 now found eyerywrere ii tee wor-d. 

Wo bGlievQd from the beginning that a sale does not complete o-r 

transaction with our customer — it creates upon us an obligation 

f tp see that our customer's car gives him service. Ford Dealers Jaiow 

their duty to the public in this respect. 

I oan say of Ford Dealers generally that they faave been and are sen 

Of o>aracter and standing in their conmunities- Most,of the» have 

?,'*« trtea with, us _many jaars, whieh-lndicates ±hat-«« a%vee on basic 

^;rj^W|.fjeiB'pr4^pipl9a. Tho Company provide* th&t tiie*B«thodS uood to 

r'iU Vfte^dM ' I li II In ((million 

) imfiir to Oci in ( lt\ tleulers, 

tin muni Ird 

J'hiladelphta Judge 

Buys Bungalow Here 

ImLe Ilium it Iwuct ol Phila 

1 'I'm 1 ll > IHIH h I til I hllllJM 

I •• ^ 't '1 I 1 ' \ bun a\ f iimeih 

1 I \ I>i I I Mti s ol tins 

1 II ill n ii in uli tliiouirli 

1 ' II ()•"(, lllii itlllll 

I i in offitp thi-. wtpk n 

I i ' ll"n U\K ii u>ls maili 

' li k mil 

1 \- I \ i\ fin Mr^ Uli- 

r I>i- 11 Hill to Claienc. 

V ' T * ' lI of ( ullnu;^\vtioil 

1 Uli t .mil Ocpun 

in itt, of 

Sea Isle 

Wife Si 

Mrs. Arnett 

Prolonged ~a 

Mrs rrcdnnla Arnett i 

Edward n Arnttt, - S ' 

dent of tho First Ni 

Sta Isle City, uud 

of the First Nation^ j 

oan Clfy, died surly Tji 

Ing lit her homo In 

following n long 

funeral Berv|iui 

day (Thursd.ij) i, 

tfi-j, I4mbert>tll( 

^rrB Arutti wUB 

throughout the i ounty ] 

resldt nt uf Sea Isle , 

>-cam Mheie until iRt, „, 

i atilvo In oKIc wottj 

Mm Ainetl would havo i 

(bell 18th widdinic 

August 

Tliniu^liout hei 

nett bort up Hj(yi ia 

ur iKt and i In prfulncii, 

noiideB her luis|j-,nd, 

BIIIMvill In 1 11|(.| 

(ird H Phillips ,)f _ 

weir with bei il itle 

There will be many more to fnllow 

jpfore bli'iik October winilB blow, 

but herf in tlif fi«t bntliing beauty 

.tinner if tin 1011M nun hln is Mus 

Lnurii lluvrr, of Santa Muliira, 

A'nht.. who nnnciril n Wautiful cup 

her firat tinio out in ,1 lialliing liviiut 1 

paradi it Liij-iiulli ( lub at ''iiitl 

Monirn. 

Stials T(inR! llmd *J.", 

Ralph HiiSHOii, of rape .May, «i 

flmd 4.. r i mil mo i i\ iimnth 

:l>eliileil jllil fientpnee, Wellnt 

day, by Judge l'alnier M. \\ r ;ij 

when l»! pleaded sillily tn rliurgi 1 

it Hlealiiu: a dlanuind rin^. 

M13 1 li inoi '. i l i 

Hrlt4tlt>n ij pi mliUn i wti 1 v l 

cation hert 

I i ' 

11 k 

> < i- I! I Inn in of 

it br 

1 '' 

j 

Pit 

Jth 

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1. 

Oil' 

for 

Reveal* How Dwr Earned 

Publicity for Ocean City 

t erf 

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car wsieht. 

«»r W9 tavp writ toiilt. 

*t~ fit/ ivl /' 

r inlr.tr ("liif r / 

r> J lrr- fvr ttftX 

«tat^. m th* n; 'i 

jt tr)>f *'' and VIUaBt 

I Ul Out "nil Smt for Wj 

Ftom ()fr»n < II) 10 MW> \ 

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tit i.ts t.ll| t IS 

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p. M.—tM* I** 

»—WJH tin to t»th 

Of 

REDUCTION IN Cd!AL. 

J. LABAN HEAD 

34!h Yew of Coal Service in O 

BEST READING 

Nat; and Egg .$« 

'ft 

•t L 

Popular 

Holidays 

iirta Find Kings 

Biting Eagerly. 

. SHARKS 

JIOTILK USH 

^ -^lut C rimitli 

IMikti Miller 

Jtffiif>, fithing 

niTl tlld his bit to- 

.nlituiL tht se a of 

'd, MI ibli deniztns 

At St. John's Lutheran 

Tilt- numnicr BcliLiluli^ |( eftvtr t nt 

John n 1 uthiimi rhurcli Hull fll nutl 

Ccntrul u\ i[i>i_» inif ilTtfl Siinilrty 

murliliii The Sunilii} a hool vlll n»iH.t 

ni-ifiiith ut II) u m rhii Sfrvi |> 

ill I Ll in 11 1 j a m An thm Similay 

I thi. Iintkul of PLntr^nat appniprtuti 

nil >lll bi. cuiiiluctdt with till ] an 

uriuclillli. mi A I hr|-.l ijmaciDUH 

WurlJ 

fjniulit (InJiiy) thr Men» I lub will 

L-vl In thi ui clul ri om> f 1)u rhuirh 

?ti llu 

of 

liluo fisli and thrci 

-'ht b\ the 

Summer Schedule Starts 

Thy iK 

week Hlti 

Un: Mln 

v/lilch h Fishiiijf 

,it 11th ">t and at tht 

lein Umd 

Voas. !i:i7 Ontritl nv.. Tueddnv niiiht 

Ri'liorti* oil Ihe recent food nalfi will he 

mink*. l'luiiM for the annual moonliirht 

ill uli In i|l«euiirl MniUi aie 

l 

ill uli In 

X ntlrnil 

I'hctr) 

SI I IMrS \ '1 F 

(The Chiltfh of (.1,0,1 

7lh .t >n.l llmtn 

l(c^ IUm> VI I miller Jr 

Sin il ii 11 i m I m n 1 \ tht j H 

Ifi Ihr lo I S.ipu mill It i l-nm 

I II i it Sim try rliiHil 

H l,le riaii 

1 1 in S rraou bv 

IT II (mitr Amil n 

All 

Of [i m 

T LII ii- Mi« 

Tri. Idmt 

Hi in ^t 11 

II nd \ I ii • 

s 1 ni Tl. 

W I \ mi 

Jock Dempsej, prbmoter of th« 

hcai7weigut battle between Mai 

SchmelinK, Gerrnaiiy, and Max Baer, 

C»lifornU, at New York, June 8, 

has been a frequent visitor to 

Scbmeling's training camp as pic 

fairnd hum with tho Onriufln nAtUnr 

Eye Department 

Clinics to be Conducted on 

Mondays, Wednesdays. 

In order tu afford the Sinners 

Point iiiul Ocean City territory 

complete huspitul service, the At 

lantic Shores Hospiul has addeii 

an oye deuartment, it was an- 

nounced this week. 

Dr. Uenjumin L. Gordon, eye 

ipeciali^t. of Philadelphia und At- 

iHiltic City, hnn been nlipointed 

r.hief of the eve ilepurtmentt and 

will conduct eye clinics at the 

hOHiiital, every Monday and Wed 

nertiluy, from !> to 11 a. m. In 

addition to his private practice 

in Philadelphia, Dr. Gordon in on 

the. staff of the Postgraduate 

iento wHl be.tre»t«a 

clinics, It is ann 

County Pays Dearly 

For if 11,618 Taxes 

The. county treasurer, received 

$11,618.84 In county tgxea. thin 

weoic. but had to pay.out $7,618.84 

to do it. Checks wer« exchanged 

with Avalon tfnd . Wlldwood Cre»t 

when gasolene tax . refunds were 

distributed, while Ocean Clfy paid 

% 10,000 to the county and received 

$0,000. 

Avalon wan credited with $719.65 

on Its 1031 taxes, and Wlldwood 

Crest with $899.20. 

H«l C N«l»«a 

Miaa Ilt'leii I.oe Doherty, daughtci 

jf Mr ind Mr^ Hinn L DohtrLy 

of New York, is now in Denmark 

giiin,'^ there to lip Auiiiiitlliit to Mrs 

Hntli Brran Owen, now U. 3. Min 

inter 

nlU ind TuntrpH 

\\| Ineiliv .leiunii I'll 

I ll 11> L nlni, Cludi 

PilMDlTrlllAN AUXHIAHY 

TO WIT (IN MONDAI 

Tie r i ul ir i'» nThlv nil Inn f 

ll \irulimt or III In I I'll I 

II n Churrh will In 1 el I H III I 

1 rt I" «f 'h Lhu eh Mundnv f 'r 

Mi« llln FMTintliim nnl Mi 

J. hri Tmut Mill hi He ho le« • 

I ,i 1 inenil er ,« n.l. 1 to 1 r lit 

I „„, , f ml ill m I V Hi lilif 

lull Mi.li I" of Ihe il t > I Mil 

rcM.il. 1 mil ll w iin* oh en fji 

tn tllnk V nr AM "H 11 "! '"' nr urt ^ 

l> le pi-eient na .murlnnt liuMnip' 

,ll ho uinnnrlnl "ô in ri mittlnf 

itlll bo lulil im'll ° t " kir 

Home fmm ColleK 

Mis'! Mnrmnt Coron 

ter of Dr mid Mis \1 

sun, of 

ove Against Resort 

; Amusement Issue 

^1 from Dsno 1) 

any loeadon," the mayor 

|tolil CuHsiily. "In the llrst 

u'll have lo see the build- 

|rliiienl (o determine if the 

suitable for your nia- 

I In Ihe second jilurc yoii- 

[ to iiuit If there arc any 

mmlo liy property owners 

nn living In the vicinity or 

(crorleil that John T. Harts 

1 the platform for CasBl 

blni what Htrengtlienlng 

[would have to bo placed. 

p no license will be Rrant- 

lldy iilrendy has made Uli- 

V for a iiccnue, anil appiir- 

i operate un'der the np- 

I If no protests are filed. 

«Kl«t l ' t t Jfol 

dmith 

n Cor 

Weslev •» . ntumfd 

toihav froTVi Skiilmnie Collene. 

SaratoKa Sprinprs, N \ . for the 

..urnniei \aiition MINI Copon 

irnduited from the Of fin « 

Hi(;h School ltint June. 

Postpone Plumbintt Charges. 

Due to the illness of Joseph R 

Paul, city . plumbing inspector, 

riceH of violating the city 

plumbing code, made by Joseph 

GneA aK fl i ns t. Eugene McCaws 

lund, (i5, of 70 W. 17th nt., wen 

postponed for a week. 

Mis lo\i Piliiell 

spent the week end 

IIIE Hol«l. 

•t New York 

.t the Wyoin 

BATTERY 

ERVICE 

MARINE 

IGNITION 

EXPERTS 

SHEPPARD 

BATTERY 

SERVICE 

22c 

. lb 22c 

. doz 20c 

1VE DELIVER 

Ml Hid Mrb Illllll q lllll 

and daughteri 

of Tinklntov-n 

rie.inor ind \"lla 

wore wmK

gem l^fWKiEli: 

On 9r «n 

ulegssge will 

e atfei^y from 

pi 'He*8pap«rB 

gton Bal 

— IB in 

iltt 

publicity 

roîlnl out 

f the 

•to ovor 60 

„.„ section'! of the 

^ Iljpy will be piao 

i tniveJ bareau 1 ? 'op 

JR. 

SUftVliYO 

Engineer ttud 

.- pfeim43tr 

munielpal 1 enel» 

and caaitrB&s 

Bty 

prob- 

dtv«Fs suppUen de* 

pKlcntfd fill spttle- 

Precise 'surveys 

lnff of mater nla 

quality control 

"Ilt 

Oceiin City; 

J State Hlj 

i R 

J, Cuimnings, of Chicago, 

is tho man selected by President 

Roosevelt to becomo cifûtive &isifit> 

unt to/ Secretary Woodin pf the 

TrcsBur.f and wboao job, it is re- 

ported, y/i\\ ,t>o that directing the 

Mtjnidation of closed banks which 

Cannot open. 

rAv, $6000 

^Mortgagee 

oms - Heated 

GARDINER 

t J. Campbell 

ntiti Phone 303 

Point 

itpry 

L Its toglcul trading 

' ad ta The Sentinel 

fqHt little more lu 

Fplnt Herald 

- » O 

Mm* 

i) '-••••'•I 

3»(»' i«v lik\ 

ample till ttoul 1 bL u fim. HI 

» tlnmt lu 1 nit I noild uide 

tkpie sian COIIIL alLII>. 

It v,i Mi Hi LV who 

llOULht ljlL, tl lLt «£ OCLBll 

front prupeltj and dULlopcd 

thrill Our film built nliinv 

home in duPlrpiiii, th i L tnct 

Brought Sliicuiii to lU'aoil. 

On f th tliinu lint hcliiul 

HIL i* Lrt mini I in il 1^ \\ I 

Hlun Mr Mi i% b utlit Hit lil 

Nnnimii II t 1 (iu>u bin ii I 

down) and L niul* t lv i hum li 

id an! i puit.il it _ 11 lool LII 

I! ml it i in ui t urn it ill 

liuupht J How aul SloLiun to OL 

r JII i i v 

I itLi Ml M\ ti 1 t c inir thn 

pi illlL. Iuo\ t r in the buiMllik of 

111 Ilqntln Hatel WIIILI nilrli il 

nutoriillv to the PIL LI^L 3f Oc 

c ui t it% 

Mr Mai rv v% i inteiL tell in 

LVtrv utilit> in CJLL in Titv i 

cLpt tin ti If ph tiit inti gi Loin 

[ line In tinit lie liid pel JII 

il inteiL t hut he biLlLtl ill rf 

tl t in 11 aiclt 1 in Hit ir IILVII 

Mnn nt i ii a mind 1* i i mil nl 1 

ill f th m mt i ti jn£ hinds 

offtitd lih IVit I lint 

II in i I nil 11 d Ihr ml 

livico quoted to the city. We hud 

Uua price all the time. And with, 

ill a ihort time, the new -owners 

sold the plant again for 11,01M,. 

UUO more than they had paid. 

. "Mr, Massey was Interested ir 

many large projects, onfe of the 

lai-geit being the nurehasB ,of 

tract of land between Muy 

Landing and Cedar Swamp Crooii 

for a prqvinii ground' for thB, He 

thlchem Steel Co., We accom 

nUslied il in about two years, 

iiuying (tver $(i00,000 for the land 

ami until the lust piece o." 

ground was purchased, not a sin 

(tie person knew what the t'rnei 

ivns tu he for. When tile him 

WHS liouBht, orders came fron 

France and Eii(jla(id not to waati 

time proving the guns, 

llruught Mortgage Money Here 

"In a financial way, Mr. Mass 

e.v was responaible lois- Bringing 

more mortgage money to thi: 

msort than any other individual 

And it is a credit to hiB judg 

merit that no person who plucci 

a niorguge through our firm ev 

er lost a penny. (This was lief on 

the boom, in which Mr, Masses 

played little part.) We had 

special department which did nil 

thinjr but collect mortgage inter 

eat, for which we made no chare 

and in that way there was ul 

ways iilejity of mortgage moiic; 

available, 

"He was a great church mar 

and active in everylhimi porlain 

ing. to the MethcKlist Church, H 

contributed heavily toward th 

building or the IJi'esnnt church 

He also supported Penningion 

Seminary to » large extent, 

Wils UeviiU'd Family Mali. 

j ''In his homii life there neve 

was a niiiii luoro devoted in hi 

wife ami family. Mrs. Masaej 

seemed' to be the force that lieu 

him moviiiit. She came first in 

evi^îysijuc* . Her death was a 

terriiic shock to him, and his de 

dims staric-il HOOII IIIUT, 

"1 am insiionsijle for JU, n.w 

to My Hadcliffo. 

ideil Will was 

and neeilfd n 

Miss Haddiffe 

suited to him. 

in i 

In 

t j 

ifll 

w ltLr nil 

iloit nui 

11 out t 

bl TlLUI 

tiiMti 1 

ill 1 

fLinpin\ 

t\ i 

t tllL 

tliLi 

th In 

lit li 

tin 

I 

md su at 

p spn 

\otei it ilovvii mii within thiLO 

month m old nit t in thu 

fniii 1 l 1 0 000 m irL thin the 

m 

Ifeo- 

May 22, 1933 

I suppose that I may clain to be the first Ford Dealer. I not only 

.made oafs, but sold them and frequently dtUvereS them myself. 

Thft "drlvo away" is not new; often I have driven cars from Detroit 

to towns in Ohio or Indiana or Miohi|an to make delivery* > •-. 

There were no good roads in those days, and the people where "I 

i, drove had never seen a motor oar before. • 

My firstreally enthuBiaitio oustomers were Country Doctors, They 

•wera the first to realize the value of dependable transportation to a 

widely scattered"practice. ' 

•'Even today 1 eoe&aionaiiy heap from some of those first Ford users, 

We had to teach local meohanios how to care for the oars. . That 

!• how Ford. Sirvioo began, which is now found everywhere in the .world. 

We believed from the btiginning that a sale does not complete our 

tranakotion with our customer — it creates upon us an obligation 

tp set :that our customer's oar gives him service. Ford Dealers know 

, their duty to the publio in this. reBpiot. 

VJ 

I can say of Ford Dealers generally that they have b«en and are men 

•. .Of character and standing in their oomaunities.' Moat-of /them have 

;:-stten.with :usjaany yBars, whioli«Aadieates,,that_w». agr.eer.oi\.basic 

^piBliwaapriaeiples;' The- Goopany provides that the^nethdds used to sell 

ffl^tlMHft ii e^ ftre«;ooaaist*a,t witi tbt! -aelf-reapiet of the Deftlera 

; ; | i ^ i ^ B i t ; i t 

: 

. ; ••',>• /.•/• ,.•:••• v . . . ' / r ' . "••••.•••• •• 

.^"îvThi'ptfS^t'Ford: \N-8 ^ the peak^bf our 30 years axperienct. 

'| : ^:;.;itii.ha|e'atoypr aadeâ better .ear,''its elghtrtprllnder engine is 

^ft;#^w£ul anaisBbotW funhiiig. "'""Th* ilii liko haselinll, urn; 

he barked tin 1 first basrlinH toair 

c-ean i-ity li:ul. lie was an ar- 

dent fan, 

Heliied I'oriii Ocean City Hand, 

"He also as.-ii.sloi! !;i tin 1 I'orina- 

tiori of thu Oeeaii City hand 

which he mil to Philadelphia, 

several tii]iij.~. tu lnu.st Oruai, Ci- 

ty, The bam! made n fitii 1 r i'X|iins 

iHirpoBt! of 'frneKiiij.; "Ul' coa. 

ilnaifi-s who hell llicir product 

here but have Iboir coal }arils 

uml buslneai olflcns 111 Atlantic 

City, I'leuisaiitvillu or SCIIIIOIS 

Point, 

^lust Have Yard H

^ ijii»tlp#-wiW lie 

afternoon at-the "— 

MMBggi w, 1 . A oimpie ftwk that will ilo honsw 

for fp_rejnfl|r Mri who i«WB, 

|It;;ii 

*! **«*"laiwbn «fc«>ter, — 

f ,M0'tei»lta,W tm M 

;;« eujtable for any' fag. 

it of eripe, 


i Stilwell copter, DauRh- 

-/.-the .American Bavplutlon, 

Will enjoy a picniq tomorrow 

(H»tui4»y) at th? home of Miss 

Mwy Balnbridffe. Beestey's Point. 

A tox luncheon ivjth Ice cream 

,Mrt in tho only ser- tor dessert, served by the young 

of the sffair, when hostess, will be a feature. 

Child tA ll 

.strains of the 

%i tfca 1 ostess, w a eure, 

Children all parts of the 

eounty t will il be prtsent rtt MMember! 

M» %»n City, are: Mprjorie 

iVail,, Jfargaret Mtaiwtr, Char, 

thWl fa lotte Farim Mary Jean Cooper 

silt each name J and EUzabeai Hand. 

school oryani- 

• . > • « _ • * • 

. Set Weir 

-r.m ',ttw swimming poo!, \Gnduted, 

refreshments win served Mr, J Mrs. Cart Hopf, ,.„„ 

"M^Bf'tW ^mtor class un- Vaynm av,, left vpstentay 

**"" *"—*"'•'/, nnjbrellas, wtm, »..,_«», y) morning ior New 

1 pennats, while I Brunswi. tfcty will at 

' numerous small I tend the 

ft In,* bath of * •'-••• of the -New 

Jerg»y State College 

for Women, Saturday, when their 

-,-~r. — Jtinnard, president daughter, Miss AJthM Hopf, will 

,— board of education; Geotgw be graduated, 

Brown, superintendent of Milton Hopf will leave . today 

Tir >O,-W. -'Baidily, principal (Friday) to join the family in 

; Mfh «ahool, and m number New Brunpffiei. The Hopfs will 

t 

«i oaihe teugliing staff, return Sunday after spending 

j_ .„•„„ WMS present Saturday nighj in New toik, 

. , _. r- and teemed to 

i * * 

_the hop as much as theHl§§ 

Buby Hostwt 

At Itlrthdaj Fattj. 

' '?' * '' A birthday party in honor of In* 

RoUry Directors JBtU birthday annivefMry of Xlii; 

Brian, 

Buih Suzby, at her home. 400 Cen 

,-Jt-eleci Harold Powell, tral av,, was enjoyed last Ttiursda 

Bptiuy Club, and Mrs, evening. May SS. Mirny innvi wer 

hosts at .a dinner played during (be evening. 

_,_J Bftaw Lodge, last Jhe table wa* tastefully decor- 

Jff night Outdoor games ted in pink; in the center plaei 

f-msflhi-and base baU, was a 7-pound BiftMaj- cake, als< 

in the afternoon, beautifully dacorated with Jigbtei 

B variety of indoor 

caudles. 

ere supervised by Edwin Those present were: JIary Burlt 

bardt, Jane Sparks, Ciirolino Buz 

I : indmied the following by, Esther Briarturst. Florence 

dub directors: Mr, andUalbow, 

Borothy Kewsome, Vir 

• "» 8. ftOes, Mr. andeinitt 

Baker, Ruth Buib}-. Lillian 

-^^ Gmiw! Mr. and Mrs. Buzby and Charlotte Dalillesh, 

^.Lowland, Mr, and In, 

s * * 

ray, Mr. and Mrs. Soaie r«rty at Phoenix 

.Jt, Mr, and Mrs. Al-Or«r 

r«r XworkTBiT. 

XworkTBiT 

, Dr., C Bueene Darby, Those who war* entertained ed bj 

Alma Darby, Mr, andMrs. 

Kathorine Ziumermao at her 

~ '—" Mr, and Mri, home, , tte'Pnoenii, ttePnoenii, over Sla Slamorlal 

•nd Mi. andm 

y •wem Un, Un Rosalie R l i ij. i John 

N» CanKtkn WMfe sa« g( iiaiiliF N'ai 

each 

is husinesi roanaffer 

KELLOGG'S 

1 

at 

Bhorei, 

32 m, 

j.' -"Wutliink yoa tio* a lflt/ 

,,don't you?" ineered the ajigry The Complete p Hardware Store Corn Flakes 

bot. 

•Me' ' - . ; - . •,-.lepUed 

the ether one, TOIl mm l» now no •Ddrr d UU» 

winnt 

Smoked Picnic 

WliBoira lot of lota; In Bood ihos* in (Urge pHor t» AM J, f od Mamklp •( 

locationg ro#' priced low." 

Shoulders 

Mixed 

Refreahidg wheHJ 

Rff,8£ , 

Read Hardware and Paint Co. 

lb 

value. pkg 

Sm>w. l. M-.rt H. num. tic 

Reg. 39c 

852 AJwty Av««e Oc*« Oly, N, X 

(Limit 3 packages) 

Philadelphia 

mm 

Roll 

Pancy.Stcwi 

TH» IJ)i4ifc« at i.lfi p. m. 

TOPE 

Bacon Butter Chick* 

AWNINGS NOW I 

247 

ttz&fttjXhml 

•41 1 lb 

PHONE L-8 TODAY FOE ESTIMATE 

S| W>A| A 

^^^ * foiiwB 

of uirfe 

(ollwl«r »"« 

Iodl»n 

llnKil | j 

ndlrw potter, froin 

Indian ennuis '" Atirit 

whito people who 

" New JorBey found 

Lenni Lenupo or Del- 

Uans livinis in rude 

- the seashore un.l on 

" of rivers and bays. 

akin»cov- 

Kia of'Vha plains. We 

iaiiit lieacription ol 

in •early manuscrtpt 

4 jqurnuy through 

In it the traveler 

/take Cure to build 

rbbins which they alpn 

a swamp or 

laeare to a Little run 

i they Cutt Downe 

KoMii f" 1 ^ 1 paying bills or wages with the 

sjrip, which is nearly as good as 

clu'reney, 

lt has the advantage of beinR . 

payuble anywhere In the ^county,' 

so tkat local merchants, "buying I 

roods from Atlantic City or othbe 

mainly attributable to the 

.r oonters, may accept it ln;ally 

fact that they wer» largely cut 

and pay merchandise bills with 

off from hostile tribes by eith- 

it. City employoa owmnif proper, 

er water or swamps. They 

ty or huvliiB. obligation! in other 

were also very' indolent — a 

diitricts would also be able to 

more or less natural character- 

aiienij serin. 

istic of a people living in a 

favorable climate micist plenty. 

Will Hold liummatie Hale. 

Tho LenapD Indians were, di- 

Tho DaiiBhtorB of America will 

vided into three main sulHlivi. 

coniiuet ii ruiiimage sale, Friday 

and Saturday of next week. The 

The one occupying location will be announced later. 

South Jersey and JJolawaie 

used the picture of a turkey , CITY OF OCEAN CiTV 

KKW JEKIflY 

foot as a totem and were j 

known as the Unalachtlgo | ORDINANCE NO. 5S0 

Tribu, The UnalachtiBij wore AN OltUi.NANn 

aKain divided into many small 

lEiijiating the hard 

u,d Builniis tn Ofi-ori 

local tribes. When Atlantic tliij, N 

id HrsvidliiB IJt-li. 

County ^vaa first settled, there nllif, f,,r ii,, vIoiatlD 

was about one local tribe fcr Ul THE 1H llUAlill OF COMMiasiONEl 

every 10 or 20 milM. 

OF DHI THE \1 CITY OF OCEAN CITY I 

The ImiianH llvinsf pii 

ietod ^viiii 

about here was known by tho failruild hiding 

FU er cnctuhiutj 

name, Ahsejranii, South Jersey is. hynkL'r^ or 

itself was known as Schiyiehlii, muni hi rhnriir 

1 polos and or flat land horderinii on sea. 

i Khull he tlii liru'tii 

" gh tilt' emii ; nil (i 

on omi, than they The tribe of Indians living in 

line] .hull hi ve a 

sitmd small Poles Cape May County called them- 

and so CnverinR it selves the Kechemeches. There 

hereby 

Eke, they mnko there was a tribo of Tucknhoe Indi 

ill the hiii-reRt 

. Middle of the Cabin aiis living at Tuckahoe. They 

infoly of the 

re Hound Itt upon derived their name from the 

•"Bear skins." 

word tuck-a-hoe, the name ap- 

I Indians were among plie.l tn the root nf orontium 

any of i 

from which Iniliana 

an trilius. This may made a kind of bread. 

lews of Somers Point 

IStrang Home County Scrip May 

r Close Call Be Paid as Wages 

alf Off Roof To City Employes 

-Jtrank, president of Hit; In lieu of eash, county, serin 

fpoint Board ot. I'iducu- taken in by Tux Collector James 

permitted to return K. S-ull may be puld out to city 

m tho Atlantic Shumn empl i.vt's, next wupk, for waEdg, 

•ycsturiiuy. after liiiviiig it « MS indicated this week. 

fclilictl tliiiru for u wenli, flu 

.. fall from the pmvh 

llie Ufaniley iiome, Uiiy' 

f t Annie uv,, last Wcilani: 

Miffereii a /factii 

bl the lijncs in the; iialin 

fett Imnii, a tjonciisBioii of 

In, nml suveral Mils nhil 

•aliout the butty, in aildl- 

IHVOIQ shuelt, 

• mi Tin Gullvr 

ten at wor work n a tin 

, tlie norcli, wliic.li 

^nc. mill had hieii 

«j!B of (ho workmen how 

on" till! BUttor witllnlll 

|tk tin. AB he finished, 

grain walked led away ay 

Bt slrnivhtoncil ih up 

Btranir 

I 

1 I ilcfii 

fid m 

111 fn 

nil nf ihc ii ilii, IK 

in the tlisi'iT'ii 

'Ihep officer hi 

Dulinniire sli.il! 

fepr hnffiviii r lifter fitiiil i!tl* 

pybilciilisn. 

The nhnve Qnliiin 

the IlRnrd r,i Cflmmi of Ihu 

Jei *ci ill ii 

- n,i - ho'ii iiii the 

Miiy. InM: mill i Ml he 

un for Fecoiitl nhd third FeHdiitiJ^ 

fl'nnl I ii'i'iin.'e iH ii npfj 

Ilmiiil [o he lieM on lh« 

June. 

serin, which Is rated us lififiii 

the lieat iasujil anywhere in AtCeniiiiilantic County, is aeeeptable any- Oa£iiii 

where in tho county, it is pointed 

nut, tin,! must be taken by tax 

t'olluctors in uvory district. 

About MOO in eounty »crip has 

iilruaily boijii collectetl hi ' taxes, 

iluriiiur the jmst two woulis, in 

iiddftinn to abatit W50 in board 

of eiiucittion serin. Of ^the $(iOO, 

iilioiit $800 has boen turned over 

to tiie county. 

Nearly as Gnod SIB Currency. 

Members of council inquired 

wily it was rieeessary to turn the 

scrip hock immediately, however, 

anil upon investijtlitinn 'find there 

is noijiiiift in the la "' - 

I rimiiffilicrs fcelinj, 

, He (IIICH not recall fiill 

Wer. The workman will 

Ills atteniBtOil to reBaifi 

BM when one 'foot slipi- 

. the edire of the roof, 

J.jonillony. 

|Ne»rly Hits Nailn, 

Nf is nearly Id foot liigli, 

.:Stmnit iilUnKOd from it 

pw pile of boards, from 

pny nails nrotrudoil. ]»y 

|dt he Inniifjd practically 

n»ii», the only tlamai^< 

the nnils betnff n cut 

' of one oyo. A fnw 

Ijne way or the other, Mr. 

mohably would have eilhan 

eyd or been killed, . 

Hi taken to the hoti|)Unt 

Wy foi treulmont, but 

f. nmomber anything .un- 

I bone in his fihflur WiH 

\ into nlaci 1 

i!ARii¥ A. Miinnis 

1 

CITY OF OriiAB ;ITY 

NEW JEHaEV 

ORDINANCE NO. M7 

AN Olil)INANt'E (o mnMid .n ordliiancc 

entitled. "An OrHhiiine? to ii- 

Ecnse lifrabiiM. firmi, asidciiitiQnii or 

esrppfiitiiiiiH eiirryihti un, rdtiduetinf: 

iir engulfed in bil^tnf »s In ilip l!itr 

iif Oeesri Cily. H?w Jctssf, ^liid regiilatiiie 

the hnslriejl and tirpvlrlliiE 1ST 

thp HrsriHg. fee, aild pthailyj ler vlofarihg 

ffle nfdinatiec" 

is noijiinft in aw cniRpplHg 

tho city to tin ti no. There is als alo 

•nothing to prevent the city from 

this week Mr, Strnna 

hit ''nretty goocl' uU 

-»s muscles nnd ]oiiils all 

troily were sore and stiff. 

3 -* - 

Tlfi? uoAnn OF rnMMISfitoNt'nH 

OI' TUB rlTf OF OCEAN CITy 00 

Oni)AIN._ 

Jiir. 1. Tlml pieetlnn s of iiii nrrli. 

l\Qi* eHtil'eci, "An Ofdiniitiec to license 

iniifiiiB 

tiH rarryii qn iiiiurHn 

In hiiainc i 

¥i New J rsiy, nn n?pi!i^ 

!iine*s litid piuvidintf fei' the I 

, iind il^ for vifiJnUng tlii 

be nnmcnilc-d 

to rend its 

C 

Wiion 

UP DAILY 

11th 

Hal C> NcUon 

Gaines and Johnson 

Cafe 

Sti'iiks rlmps nnd 

Sea Fund 

76B Wi'Kl \vr, Owiin I it}, N. 

Only 3 Lagoon Lots 

Left 

35'xW - llulklinulril- • ll«-p 

Walcr 

$400 cash 

Kino .Safe lliirlmr to ktv[i }«nr 

biiat 

[Bills to Be Ralph L. Chester, 

IThisWeek 

Incorporated 

" 8TII and CENTRAL 

— ^ ^ _ _ _ _ _ w 

|\Vard to be Disposed 

Second Next Week 

aiil tix btll^ wcr< sche 

* 0c m ultil out cither to 

tomorrow lax Collector 

p Scull announced early 

. The hills have been 

land y/eie to be mailei 

flon as t hej urt, n. check 

[correction-. 

*lav in nuking uut lulls 

" was due to the failure 

JUnty Uix hoanl to return 

f anphcite bonks promptly 

j«tL Ihe locul anseÛiors 

tâble to place thi book= 

ill's .hands until lnsl 

nr 

fo!h- 

fide liUKlncâ \n 

•nri-H't! „„ ^= -.-—=, in OF from ftny 

ildlnir or F,p.ifc ther -in. rented at 

•tied by Uie npiillennt for the Jicentie, 

...d Iftpatpil in tl"3 Ci y, it Meense fee 

,t mm ilmll be lisid, 

Innfter TneniiiiiiciL 

Jeii 

Rnnmllill I = 

Uinn ton li 

Ail Aucti 

-,itO ^ 

All Auetl, li.jL-i^ hellinii rriii 

,. ite ut ehjiiiob 

(AiictiiHiei'VS setliiti: iiii 

erai held h^ bnnfchiR 

tiona, or enndueUiiR i 

by erder pf anv f-fiyi-t. 

enenla eiuKhiE out thi buHJ- 

ileâ of gfiiidM. wilf mer 

chsndiNe ai- EhfiltelpT stuck. 

to be psompt from iiiljf lieenjq 

fee, nrqvidcd, iia to ijiieii merehniit!. 

thnt the Htiiell Blinll ho 

dlsiMned Bf within five ilnja 

and there Bliiill not lie iiny plfieetneiitB 

fir additions .to thy 

stack im hiind). 

For travelinu »liow». elreuwJ 

and Hunlvals 

(Unless the entire liroeeeija [ire 

ien Bharitj) - , 

lacet. sf amyiernent. Motion 

Picture Houses. Theatres. e!ieh 

Tran»i»rtation ol aidj nml 

chntlelli of every kind > 

Automatic wolBhiriB miiehlne» 

and automatic veiidiim fniieh- 

Inei, not bei!iB In or in.front 

of a store of other liulldinK 

BESURET0CA1X oceunlcd by the mvher iir teii- 

»nt. oneh .••• 

Fedillgrt With biiskel!, |)iiek« ur 

Bult cniieSi cileh =.= j... 

SlBht Seeing Automniiilw. cneh,.,. 

TrkveHtm »nd iolielliiii! iihoto. 

I. N. Agrons grftiihera, eacfi 

Dog kennoli wlwrein ilniw »" 

kept, 

ISOf-flO KAeiPIC AVE, 

ATLANTIC CITS " 

5-3030 

FOR SUPER4A1^ 

FUR COtD 

W«d bill., will not be 

"1 some time next wed 

1 

'lad njt been rocetveil 

S»H early this "week. He' STORAGE 

out bills aa soon -as 

U BI(iII1! ON THE 

THEHISES 

I SMITHVILLE CHURCH 

""My Institute was held 

mthville Church with an 

) and evening prugram 

ô«o takintr part in 

from Bomerg Point, 

Eachi chei gâ gâ,, as n 

dj, Mrs Nancy Lam 

Buth Evana and Mrs 

P_;h(JdlnR, an executive 

•*i '•!io presetitad by 

r£ M*8l«i, arfd * ftiri 

awerioint, f His.' MIn» 

1 Quality Meals at LdwPricetl' 

AKF «4«l fcuTtti ilAivi IBiIit iip*n (hoiii'it 4 Mlliv iai«ii- 

500.00 

1000.00 

no.on 

luO.OO 

raised of bred for ttlllo, 

csch : v- 

•aou.oo 

oHinB Chiiirs .tin Iho boiird- 2,00 

wllll. ench -... 

(Tho minimum , nurnber to bo 

iiam«il 20 cliaii _ . 

'lyine muenlnes Tor . hiiu_ or 

carryine riissoiiBere, iiii'li - •• 

aundrlei, enrrylnii Mi iitid eon. 

ducting' any inynifj' boninoin 

within ihU Cliy, whom, lilant 

nnd oiiullimimt !»' entirely loejitsd 

hotolnj and who com- 

B!eto th« work In thin City 

ihajipay *JiM«!6 fee of 

(All other fcrionii. finni, OM 

•oelMloni or ootporstioM «"• 

duellnit n louBilPy by«Ine«ii In. 

eludlBS th«!i jollcltinB Buentii 

atii; Imluding emit, • arron. 

llnih •nil to*el jupiilr binnnoiili, 

who Nnt UHmdiT.- BUI" 

pllB uliuli P«y « lleehiO fee 400,00 

•Bply. to ijjiu nrrylilK on 

til* bnilffiM ot » Imnd laun- • 

itt wkn -ollclt and ila their 

Pur Coats 

• SM. I, .AM OfdltlanejJ nr tiart* of 

Gfdirisfleeg in€Qnsl3tent herewith 

htrcliy nfiMled to tho txttnt of I 

Ictoth Coats 

feinamrfi 

nubliolUon. 

FOB : I'HQTKCTipif 

YOB Smtt low fan Itefoiij luu The RIMIVQ OiillnBnco wmt pnised hy 

tlio" Board nf Conuniwiloncrs ot ths City 

mum. ' ' of Ocean City New Jam at n metil 

f of ul4 Board held on tho 31BI 

or May 1933 aitl "ill 'if tsken 

for HOond mntt third nadlnsa and 

vuaaov at * mflrtlDR of aald 

Satd to b» held on ,th« Hth aunt for tin nHiltMi »' wir HI 

' FINEST STANblNG 

IC 

Genuine 1933 $puv» Lamb 

LEGS - 25' 

Breast of Lamb |b 8c Rot It Chops ib 25c 

Neck of Lamb ib 15c Rib Chort - lb 33c 

ShoulderLamb l> 17c Loin Chops - lb 39c 

Chuck Roatt of Beef 

tbl4c 

Bonelesi Pot Roast of Beaf 

ib|7c 

Boneless Rolled Veal Roart 

ib|7c 

Minced Ham 

Sliced Thuringer 

Spiced Luncheon Meat 

Sliced Lebanon Bologna 

Sliced Steak Cod - lb |4c 

Fresh Jersey Mackerel • 2 lb> 17c 

Fresh Croakers or Porgies 3 >b> 25c 

Fresh Trout - Ib lOc 

Medium Clams - 2bof 25c 

Assortment De Luxo * Betsy ROM—Pale 

Ginger Ale 'ZZ'Sc 

Ib pkg 25c 

* Plu* bott)« dcpoflf 

FANCY U. S, Ne. I SRADE (5ital3e) 

NEW POTATOES - Iîb,2fe 

CANTALOUPES ^ %*«%$* 

WATERMELONS 'C .«hi3€ 

CABtASt - 3lki!Qe :BHUBARi> 3>«4"5e 

County or Ocean City Scrip 

Gordon's Roll Butter 

Rib Roast 

Shoulders Lamb 

Stewing Veal 

Stewing Chickens 

Round Steak 

Chuck Roast N 

m 

m 

wM 

- Vegetable - >F|g|^| 

Htl'SIf I'llKKI) 

Strawberries * 

Jersey Spinach ft 4c ' 

Stringlois Beans .. 2 fts ISc 

Groen Peas 2 fts ISc 

Georgia Lima Beans ft 15c ' 

Jersey Iceberg Lettuce ... hd 10c 

Ripe Tomatoes ...: 2 fts 25c 

Hothouse Cucumbers, 2 for 15c 

Jersey RadisKes bunch 2c 

" Scallions bunch 2c 

Rhubarb 3 bunches 10c 

F 

R 

D 

A 

Y 

Large Cantaloupe* ..... 

Juicy Orange* .'_•;..;,.':.:.;! 

.Large Florida Orange .^k/g^^^ 

Grape Fruit 

Bananas 

Eating Pears , 

Blackberries 

Huckleberries 

Grapes 

Large Pineapples 

6 for 25c 

4 far 

qt2Sc 

each We 

SEW I. S. GUAM NO. 1 

Potatoes 5 lbs 15' 

Tiger Corn Starch 1-ft pkg 8c 

PUlsbury Flour 5* bag 23c 

Not-a-Seed Raisbs .... 2 pkgs 15c 

Uneeda Bakers Snowflake 

Wafers ...:.......;. pkg 15c 

Fancy Assorted Cakes pkg ISc 

Bisquick pkg 30c 

Prunes 2 fts ISc 

Lake Shore Honey... SZ-oa jar 39c 

Queen Olives ...... o^ jar 29c 

Premier Tomato Cocktail 

large bottle ....„.......„...„.._....... 23c 

Whizz Alaska Salmon ...... can 10c 

Sardines in Olive Oil .„.„..„.. can 5c 

Tancy Norway Mackerel each 10c 

Marco Dog Food ......... 3 cani 25c 

Swift'a Pineapple .< Ige can 18c 

Rival Blue Royal Anne Cherries 

Ige eaii ,!.:........ 20c 

Dole's Pineapple Juice... can i2%c 

Libby Pears Ige can 20c 

Haxton Apple Sauce ..*... 3 cans 25c 

Seiner Sliced Grapefruit 2 cans 25c 

Rosedale Peaches , can 15c 

- - Groceries - t 

1—10c pkg Boscul Tea BaUs 

FREE%n* 

1 ft Bo«i4'Coffl^.__-___l_:»&; 

Break O' Mom Coffee Îb j ^ 

Gordon Cup Coffee .......„..,.: ft 1^ 

Tetley Orange Pekoe Tea ^: 

. V4.ft pkg ............:........... 19c: 

Baker's Shoepeg Cora .... can 10c 

Pride of VaUey Com ... 3 cans 25c, 

Phillips Tomatoes ..:.-„.. 3 cans 25c 

PhUlips Peas 2 cans 2Sc 

Robinson Stringless Beans 

3 cans 

25c VU 

Brandywine Hills Spinach 

large can 

Standard Brand Tomatoes 

2 large caps 

Palmolive Soap 

Camay Soap 

OakHe _ 

'^fSsS^H^H 

Wheatiw 

Puffed Wheat 

3 cakes < 

4ctkei

tmmmmm^^^m: 

>,« 

PUS THE-CLASSIFIED ADS 

Aid Uncle Sam 

* wai rf Fktnfataa 

" at the : 

the ieeaefw patrol, whiti- pa:-:.-'.= 

the North Atlar.tie ab.iTe the 

tfci I 

I GOLDEN GAUÊON DANCE 

Wm BOARDWALK 

Silunlay Evening 

EXCELLENT MUSIC 

iECK'S 

ttfc tUmrf •! tfcr IM 

FOR SEA 

FOOD 

i Abrfs Clam Chowder 

Clairts ... 

CrabCtkes 

^-TO TAMB. OUT-- 

...flt 25e 

2 for 25c 

f 8«or 50c 

F&ar ftatrtnj saar& ihe Êpînîj 

the patrol. Dr. Haar^ >a:î. 

Bit U". S. Coart. Gujriia •:; J 

Jie work, A boat stays -us :->r 

three we#its before it U rtii*',e>i, 

. and locates ail iceberg?. tr.#:kLr,£ 

! en their positions daily. 

! IteWrgs He HM M*t. 

| Cnarts art made in -ata rnur.- 

| try, from B.j#iHc}a5 radioe-i •,.• :.-» 

eoajt sawii boatj, ami the snfor- 

(matioB giTea ta staaci»>;p I:.-*t, 

everj- ,iay. 

Dr. Hain«s, who spBtit I' 1 IS nr. 

one of these BatroLi, toiii ;,o* :o 

reeogniie various IcefaerBs, (>r» 

freshly broken off frism rflii^r 

ice ia rarered with ihifp pin- 

nacles, he jaitl while th>xe ;ha: 

j hare floateti ab-ittt, of 

[the BTjIf stream, are «n 

Young Girls' Charges 

Eiistin J. ^dums, jij, ot 0' "j.r. 

iy, forti;

3i i X>i 

) ^ UIJJ. HL 

inn. J: ir.13 

£e&aaM&1B£*Yi 

1210 or 363 

0«« Gtr DJT deaam «l Dyers 

SAVE TBffi 

3 —*âa .ifeng Gey OBBHH Gfcy 

AJ ?» rf G»e MST Comfy. 

Loogport 

* TKXETS 

AWNINGS 

I itHl. Tltto bully 

Hdcl|ililii' fur burial, 

Jiuiici! Jurdon. 

Tf Wmt m 

«t Somor< -Tolnt 

• t^^n IJI Phil 

by ~ er biothoF 

geaiâê^jj 

Imt Lynn Mihafiw, et .1. to In*. 

Hnli InvBiuneBt Ca, Lot! 16i, 4lf, 417. 

Sottluu V, Lot n, awtlon O. . 

"Miriam Leigh Coraon to' 8*»"horc B. 

4 L, Asm. Loll 111, 119, 110, SKUOII 

" ^ , !"rl!, Sheriff, 1MU1 «. B.I- 

and O, W.tson, et al, to lauudowne 

riBiinei. CB, Lot BIS, iertton 0, 

beautiful May Fqle 

Pollnrd, WHtipcd the May 

tho llttlo qu«n, Benlce Ufow 

d ll l at B 

Jn Wu 

U> Lot GO Sectio , 

B Po%ell Sheriff Und of (.w 

ln. at .1. to John Schmidt. U58 

J» 

Call 

City 

(or «aU of ffortBMred Ir 

41td | d t r 

|»nfd opt SJ"8-»t 

olo *hlla 

onl, loolt 

h W 

tho llttlo qu«n, Benlce Ufowfonl, ll 

cd on wllli l«r »tt«naant«. Bertha War- 

ren and Xigianna Metley, Bomfi of _the 

llttlo sirln jvho took part wen Maf. 

arit iiiiil Ylnnctta BuntinE, Lorraine 

ill liiicl Snwyrr. ITielma Motlff, KfHe 

nu llliisk, Myrtlo Neiil, and lho Oliver 

Tha Sh-nlnr Oirl 

thry were not nule 

lurity Conteat, whlsli 

i M 

en-m reRrct lhal 

hold tho Popu- 

te have taken 

ill 

lurity Conteat, whlsli wftK te have tak 

pline in Mnyi liownvor, the conte»l will 

bo JiHdril nt the len«l Of tho ioven 

Tnbliw HI St. Jamoii ChurBh. Wutch for 

tliQ tiiite, 

9 • • 

clinrin Rwenln Polk, five . momh« • old 

diiiiiihter of Mr. nnil Mi», Eon Poll!, 

of Melrer ulnce, died May 21. 

. fmnk J. Scji 

wife. 4 Sumo an above, 

Vfm B Powell. Sheriff. lm« of John 

Aynles, . 

Wllmlniiloii. Del. I/it 721. Section 0. l 

Wllllrun H. Walter, el Hi. to Oharle! 

M. Oraii«, et ll. 8W 10' of lot iSB and 

IR 20' ol Lot 83T, Bsetlon U. 

Wm, B, Powell, iheriff, l.nd 

nut 

in Increase 

iirii 

f|-ic?i 

C'itle. 

Jflltr 

Tiii 

A.I.-I: 

lent - 

illllTi 

art 

H 

stir, 

sixth 

nn r in? 

extra 

Wi- -11111 

th.lt till 

tellers anil 

find! 

iinlcn 

hookknronr.i. 

the iiiislnnsF 

fm'ninrly hnn- 

I'KIIBONAL 

|11YMAN, iiiliiilile of tilkinB full 

. rliinUnt-, priifiiiitf "nil iliiH.. 

:, All khiilH of KiiideiiiliE, i 

iur. Hiison, iihoiie Ocîin riiy 

wrhe HentiiicULeiiKer, Hns A.I, 

6-li.ti.c 

FOR SALE 

^tgrla Steam 

urns, i pi 

liflitii; tuble: 

Cilj, 

IJALE -. 1 

ted iinil coi 

life of Coin 

litiI in 

p 

h.ivhi 

in Oc 

ourth 

r:il ; ,in 

sters 

•Ii 

ni ditvs in (ii 

il riming 1 

, di'iiii-lina ••»• 

11 CiLV lin.u'h, 

fi-iliii-, tn'iulit 

Fostpr. lire--! 1 

pvrsnntiitivn 

1 lit 

inei- 

uted 

if a 

thn vear. 

The third 

Ocdnii, feiiti 

niuetilliluil fl' 

llitt 

M 

pupil had i 

1 iiradn, 

fr 

Mi.-/ K 

fn rm 

o hand 

uted i 

uwiiiM 

lirlinir f'nli 1 , 

mil iiiUntf i 

f|-il'7.C "Of 

"Tiv,. n-.vol 

;ill, 

mil 

Mi- 

KliKih 

I i 

ii linv. 

•tb Hii 

ithiH 

r.'lilP, 

paper 

iii,I s^radn 

•ijnil, pre. 

%• Lands," 

" tiir. Ks. 

Japunese 

Tlw meinliers of the Ocean 

No, 32, were 

i 

Tlw n 

Court 01 CuliiMtlif 

inined aL n ho 

Mr>, Mario Burke, 

tilnii ut her nc ho 

Th itFOHenl wer 

lost 

Spray 

anter. 

minii iiiven by 

Wcdnc«d»y eve- 

, oli Slmpnon 

Mrs, Anna L 

Mr», E. CaMijn, M. II, niyant, 

F. Hurrln. Mr«. E. Downtr. Mm, 

mgunt. Un, M. Borer. Mr», E, 

Biiii CtliliBH rnJ Mn. Anna 

Miss Lenore Slaxwell, ti sludent 

ut Mont flair State Teachers' eel- 

leise, returned TueBduy iifter hav- 

ing spent it five diiy viieittion with 

her piirenta, .Mr, and .Mrs. A. R 

Mnxwell, US Park pi. 

SHKKIIF'S SALE 

s. K, K. Hililieth, or Winfield, 

iirrived to spend the Btimmer 

i Central av. 

By virtue u 

fur sale of 

roe dinK'tL'd, i 

CliatieeFy of 

liny ol Muy, 

hi 

1>, 

writ of Fieri Fae 

rtBaifed Premises, 

Hut of ihe Court 

Jersey, uri the 29th 

ys, ill it eertlii 

ts wife. Lot CtO, Seetlon A. 

^nk J- Sehurr and Clmrlotte, hla 

to fmnk J. Scjiurr and Vur. !>•• 

4 S b 

of El. 

NOTICB OF ATTACHHENT 

JAMES PEDANO an AdlninillfBtOr e, t, 

a, of the Estate of Anthonf Pedans, 

deeeaiied, FlaintilT, vn, Joienh P. Bat- 

tilueei, et aln,, DefendBnts, 

IN ATTACHMENT 

NOTICE 

Notice is hereby uiven thai a Writ ol 

Mtnohment was issued out of the Gir- 

j|t Coujt ot the County or CiH KB, 

B the it.th day ol Febryiry, 1911, 

,aln»t the riahlii and oredlu, mpne»« 

.id «(teel». Kood« and chutels, lull 

and tenements of Joseph P. BartllneBl, 

:«],l,--nt debtor, at thg suit u( Jarnei 

^tnesn %t^SiW- Je"nt?a. sn 'ti 

C4U»' «Mh>' OMri Sttft-Wiia 

.re l A ^ .1 ili.lf T i*poW la. MM 

it py»HB^M», ^m^. • HJ|^ _^ 

BOOB (St.nS.riJ mmt) tr--m.«W| 

P. M. (Dajllobt Sjivlni flnl). off MM 

remise: Iicriod. 

821 

(RENT _ gomers Point cottilBe, fur- 

'Miefl, heated, garage, large lot, nil 

svenieflces, desiFabio tocatlnn. Slim, 

B r _rate $3S mnnth, winter rate $in, 

WConneeiieut Ave. Annly Senlinel- 

Use office, Oeean City: 4-14-tf 

In 

l 1 

Next Wwlr 

f^rved 

This i; 

the ci 

Kiwnn 

if th 

MITI : 

Ml' 

HINT _ Gas Fliiina iintion on 

Ooulevnrd, IgO per month, Alt 

SOt-Blh Nt., Otean City, r.-IS.lfe 

BtJBiNEga 'BBRyl(:E, 

_ fa — ncwireii • and repaired, 

[5 ffi nt, pill[iafiielnry pgrvice. One week 

i on new, half or full length, 

low iii!re«-7fic, IS.fiO. riolanil 

Bonterj Point. Phono ni?. 

WASTED 

TO HENT — Bmnll Biiarl. 

Ifor light houselieeiilriB, for mn. 

MUB! he reaMniible, Addro Sen. 

Bos 1000. Oeoan Cily, 

• o.l-ifdh 

Buy A 

ratnr ot ,lllndBrl| 

b« rranonablo for 

E H1 ientinel Lodger 

a»h Aniser 

KENTUCKY 

BURLEY TOBACCO 

"Iiirt'ct Friiin fiMiiver To Tciu" 

Old Kentuckv Hurley Tohai'i-'i ii 

the ci'oiilii nf tlio finest crii)w Knn 

tueky's liniintifiil siiil t'iin iiroilutc Ji'hn 

—rijie, rich leaves, sliimuh and Maxwi-ll 

rnelluw, with tliat rure nld.fiiHh. 

iiiiiod fliivor nnd frajri'iiin'e tliitt 

only iiriilier "aftinu" can produce. 

We hunk mi it you have never 

tasted lie wnniked a finfr fhivnind, 

mure satisfying' tohaeeo ill all 

your life. 

Special Offer 

FIVE POUNDS 

SMOKING 

TOBACCO 

$ 1 

Kith, Ripe. Old Fashioned Leaf 

Our Old Kentucky Hurley i.< m 

mo.re like inanufaettired tohaccii 

thun day is like nitrlit—RUarnn- 

teed .free from cheniieiils and all 

other adulterations thnt 

imperfections, delude tlie sense of 

taste and undermine the heiilt] 

We .line ihe same me.lhnti 

Ki-undfiitherrt usetl in preiiarinii 

tohaeeo for their'own use—every 

trace of hiirsliness leaven it — 

nothinjr to "iiite" your tonff'ic or 

piirch yiitir taHto. Tliousinids of 

tohaeeo lovers tlie world over 

Kwear hv Its inimitable smtikintr 

ml ehewiilit riualltie: 

ISKDUCE 

TOBACCO 

•r, this eliinlnutes the eiehteen 

unts ii pniinil Ilevenue Tax—all 

manufacturers.' and middlemen's 

irofit, tlierehv effcetiim a savimi 

o you of W.'i or niore. No fancy 

packaffes, no iieeorations, just 

luality and lots nf it. 

MONEY HAVING PUU'K . 

SMOklNG 0 tt.s. Send us One 

OR .for rtoM 

.HEWING $1.00 press Money 

Order (no persciniil checks) and 

Kiwanis and P.-T. A. 

To Honor Graduates 

the Hiifh 

Assonui. 

tho Kriidu- 

t !,eiia|)i 

'hey 

meinliei's of 

l'iiiiMit-TeacIic 

ion are chuiiernninit 

tine i-i.-i.-s nii-n 

tiiilay (1'riiliiy) 

id Mr 

I'iirk 

Mrs. 

Mi», A, Ii. 

William 11. 

sihiy the Kiwanis 

liy the l'.-T. A,, 

iinor thn mnmbers of thu 

tiim class with a luncheon 

in tiic school cafeteria, 

i .an nniiii-.il uffair, part of 

ist: hninir donated by the 

is ('lull, the members din- 

ith tlie cln.-is, The mnnibers 

l',-T. A. servo the lunch. 

id stiiiid a iinrtioii of the 

Shun BfjiiilrlnB 

HairioleB .... 

Men's Half Boles 

Uubher He#te — 

Men's or Liidlts' 

Work Done Whil. TIIH Wait 

50c 

75c 

25c 

Central Shoe Repairing 

STORES 

751 Aslmrj-, ojip, Murphy's 6-10 

(ill Asliury Afe, 

Work Gyaraiitoed b^ 

JAS, MAMARELLA 

13th Vfar ill Builncm In Ocean Clt; 

POUNDS OF FAT 

loi I tss Than %\ 00 

-Will say* iii 

iik it to rriluee, 

iiiii one lioltie 

h 

NOTICE OF &KTTLEMENT 

Motifi.! [ti hereby [riven that the accounts 

if the subscrilivr. art Executor of the Es 

lull, ill KutlifFjii (;. Cuinanc, deceased, 

ill be nudited und Rtatcd by the Surro- 

Rnte. und rciiortcd for ucttlement to ihfi 

Oh' C f h f Ct 

Amount du« ander d4e I 

193.28, with Interest and Bheriffs:. f*es 

to be added 

•WfLLlAM B. POWEI/L. Sheriff. 

Dated Mtr 17th, 11)33. 

GcorirB RvnoMs, So'*r. 

j-19-U-pf »S1« 

Orpha 

May 

i 

Court of the County 

tin, fourteenth day of Ju 

k A M 

o hfi 

f Carte 

y oureenh y e, next, 

•t ten n'rliirk A. M.. at which time ap- 

I he t n I II le made for tht allrupnre 

of CommipHionn and couuwt fees 

Haled May 8th. IBM. 

JOHN T. T.t;iNANE. 

Executor 

ll!-."it-i)i. (0,30 

TREASURY DEPARTMENT 

Office of the Comptroller of the Currency 

1th day of April. 10S3. 

Notice In hereby piven to all nernonn 

whit rnny tuive clftims ajralntit "Tile first 

National Hftnk or Ocean City," New Jer 

•ey that the samo muat be presented to 

F. E J. flower, Receiver, with the Icml 

proof thereof within three months from 

thin (lute nr liiey may be dlnAllowed. 

F. G. AWALT. 

Artinir Oomplioller of the Currencr 

4-7-Ht-pf $17.10 

il he 

ith 

iiiied. 

Hturly 

lid 

f 

tlinl 

1.1 

lidtll 

the 

vide 

uriilfr drri-ee 

and Blieriff's 

ihe 

,ide 

linn 

triiilpi line» 

of KH'IIJ 

lentfth 

l,ST2.:lfi, 

ts be 

fei 

WII.I.IAM B. roWELL, 

Diilcll May .list. 1033. 

finhfl'l It- Bell, Sol'r, ' 

f,.2.4t.Iif fia.70 

Mil nin s sin 

Uy 

t 1 1 


Mo 

directed, iasueil 

Ciianceiy nf New Je 

liny of May, A, 11, 1S1S3. hi a 

rnuse wherein Fidelity=Philridgi],h 

g ilii 

thi? 

KOTICIS OF SBTTLEMENT, 

Nntlee i.i hfroliy given ihst the ageoi 

of the subscriber, &s Eseeutsr and 

tee under the will ei George M. Bla^k- 

man. dere 

by the Su 

tlement 

j o GoEe 

seil. will be audited and etsted 

roiirite. and retiorted for 

p Orphans' Court of 

h 

p 

County of Cane May on. the peventh day 

of Julie, n 'lk A M t 

Which time 

the allowan 

fees. 

Dated M 

y on te p 

, at ten o'eloek A, M,, 

niilicBtion will be made for 

of Cgmmifloions and esynsei 

SHBniFra SALE 

BF vlrti:c pt a WFit of Fieri fkflag, 

at sale of Mortfffeged FrAnlaeH, to H 

directeiL isiued out 6f the .Orart nf; 

Chancery ©f New Jersey, an the itfl' 

dBF of In, A. I). 19|t. in a HRala 

eaaw I.lleieln Alfred W. WH«ht II 

annolalunt, and Haluw I. ,¥bn%, ot 

ill n defaniwta, I tball nrpsH to 

inle at nuWlc VETirtue, nn 

MONDAY. JONE lllfc, till 

belwMn ihe hourt sf twelve md five 

D'ulock P. M., to wit. at tw.lv. BSteek 

noon (StnnJnnl Time) or one o clock 

P. U. (DwIIAt iwInB Tim.) of »» 

day. a th. UteHff. offiM, In Ctw »» 

5«urt Home, C«E« Mw CoWW, New 

All that Mrtaln roort»md"ireinll»». 

(Hth the anmrlenaneea, Jn U» bill of 

«miil»lnt in th. Mid »ni» mrtieslMlr 

,t forth and deMrlbed. ftat In to Wi 

All th« rollowlnn traet or »l of 

land and Bnmlm lurellliifttr narUW- 

l»rlj dBMrlbed. Bltuate, lr|nB IBI_W« 

In the City of Owan Oitr Jn Uio JouoW 

of (lane M«i and iUte of New Imiey, 

TBACT NO, .l-BUmp left Nol, 121, 

8S7 and tho Northeaiiterlv 10 f«t of lot 

No. B2B, leeUon H, Plan of Loll «f »h. 

bwnn nits A»«orinilon. 

BfflOINNINO at th» lnUrBttion of the 

Soytheiitterir «ide of Centnl Aj«niie 

with thf ioathweiiMlF Mde of Thirty- 

nurlh itrKti MBtiilnllig In front of 

^rcailth Soiithweitwafdlv on «a|d nld* 

of nentral Amm'lOO tcti; ano of that 

(DajUirht Savins 

t the Sharlff*. off 

Court BODB, Cain 

Teraty 

All thmt eertiln 

with the aiiimrtn 

complaint la the M m 

Ht forth and itterihti. 

AH the following 

land and r pr«mlan 

lorly df.rribtd. ilttate 

In Urn City flT Or««to r C1 

of Can* Mw nod Btaus, 

BBOINNjHa In to, J* 

of Pljmoirth Fixes. «t thn> 

wo hundrM aBvaifj-nrt 

oBtheMtwnrdl, from th* 

Una o( Athntle Avmn, 

SoulheastwaMly (lonr «!* r 

mouth Flu* the dbttaso I 

dm) forty live (Ht) tttt W 

bnadth* and of that »Mt* 

^ d l b 

and, Itiaa, 

BOWER. Receiver nf Thd- 

l Bk f 

Receir 

National Bank of 

City, Kew Jemcy, Insolve 

ecutiir and Trustee, 

Rohert K, Bell, Esq. 

Proctor, 

Oceati City. N, J, 

O-'i.oi.rif 16,30 

Ocean 

Es- 

ndii 

nihi 

Trustee, ole.. 

BlirKer, et us, 

I philll exii6*r nle 

lli'iilriie Kllierisim, ol" Kiiil- 

, Ta.'Mrs. Anna Blinrt, of prex- 

el Hill, nnil Mark Lour, of piiliii- 

(lelnliiii, wevi' wnek-etiil resort viii- 

linrs al the Aldcn, 704 fcntml av. 

jrr. and Mrs. 

and diiushiers, 

102 Ashiiry »' 

Mcninrliil flii.v. 

siteslH nf I'l'lni 

HEAD THK 

r'liircnce 1'crensiin 

Miir itlitl sth 

In BridKGtnn. 

gifdfl to Kru»fhcnl 

I lost lg liflund? aft£i 

and feel fine, JuHt 

briuiihl Hue rilOF bnltle io^dav and rl* 

peel io loHe IB more iinundli. I now- 

M'righ MN linil fe?l fine,*' Mrs, Harry 

UiihiliHilH, Akron, Ohio (Jan «, 19M), 

Once a day lake Krusehen 

Salts—one hiilf teaapoonftil in u 

glass of Lint water first thing 

every morning. Besides losiri(r uu- 

ly fat SAFKLY you'll (tain In 

health and physical attractive- 

nei-s — constipittiori, f»a« aiul ae- 

idity will eeaae. to bother—you'll 

feel younger — more aetive — 

full of ailibltion — clear skin — 

s|iiirkliiif(.6yes, 

A jar that lasts 4 weeks costs 

hut n trifle at Hairics Cut Price 

MiMlU'ilU! Store or Kwaii's Cut 

Hate Store, or any drugstore 

the world — but demand nnil Ret 

Krusehen 'and if one bottlo does 

n't joyfully please you — iiione 

kick,—Adv. _ 

TODATf TIME TO PAY 

ld 

Îpmranoi Budget rian Brnvidm 

HS» lB Protoction in c»n%TBnli!nt 

K."T" Mfnunti. Don't ennee! your 

m Inraranes hteann TOU ean't pay 

" i in full. We Brant iif, 

"avlni en all BUtotnobiie 

Baney Lloyd Chittitl. I* 

8,AOE 

_,e Hnun nf Philsdelphla Orlli- 

°Jlc Hospital and Infirmary for Ner- 

3"r Diseases Successful In trentrnen 

S, Lnmbaiio Tractures Rhoumatliin 

Jjrv.tu „, ,Blne B.rk,chc Sei.tic, 

Nervous PatJenti etc Cbll 

and adultt Stimulate yonr clrcu 

i Oni- mar at Mt Ainei Hos- 

H your doctor hss «n lntnre»t 

* *• "HI prsjcrit* Massan 

° Cltr 110 Xolt«r tin 

r 8 lls »-«I tf-J 

Orit.1 (no p n 

we Hill prninptlv -.hip vu ' *l vl 

d k f Bk T 

p 

pound pickajje of 

bacco 

Burki To 

Five pounds of. Old K 

Burl«,v will make 40 larBO pack 

35c 

"of smoking or 50 twists 

i 


mts in siivi 

inrl we will ship Po 

Paid — one Pound of. 

Hurley Tobacco as a trial offer, 

A trial will eonVHicfj you. 

We' have thoiisanris of request- 

daily for "Samples' 1 —our margin 

of profit is so gmall we cannot 

eomoly with these requMts. 

Wi do not ship C. 0, D. or. 

dtrg, to do so would rtquirt a 

largs.atiff of elerltg, OwHra jnuit 

be in English language. 

Independent Tobacco , 

Scrip Accepted I 

Deal with Us and Save Money 

Ocean City Furniture and Storage Co. 

SIXTH & WEST AVKNL'E Give L!g a Bing—Phone 370 s 

We Have What You Want, for Home, Hotel, Offic* ! 

and Stor,e, lit Lowest Prices Ever 1 

Philadi-lnhiii Office, 713 Spring Garden Street . jg | 

prourietor PHONE MARKET sM I 

MONDAY, JUNE SGth. 

nwrpn till* houra nf twelvt:. 

cliirli P. M,, I" wit, (It twol 

iiiii I Hiiiiiiliiril Tirni-.) lir nnc 

:, fDiivliKht giivitiff Timpl of 

'. ilie - Hherlff'ii hffki', in I 

ijurt Huuê, Cupe Muy Cat 

I'l^y; 

All- ihiit eeririin rrihrtt'ilePil 

iih Ihe (liiiiimqniinfrs, in I 

imiiiiiiiit in tho Piiiil €iii!PP 1 

;t forth Hnii ilrKSribed. thiit 

All Ihp fiiilnwirttr trnct nr 

ilill iitiil preffiiaes licrpitinflc 

irly dcprribcd, situate, iyinfi 

ihe Ciiy of Own Cits' In 

of Csrie Isfriy iinii 

BRING known t 

Loi Nn, asdn 

Uitt 

1933 

iim! five 

ve n'clor-k 

ciVloek P. 

id ilny, 

lilic Mny 

nty, New 

hr hill nt 

•iirliruiiirly 

)? tn tiiiy: 

liiirse) nf 

r .liiirtifu- 

nnd lieinK 

:he County 

Or 

N 

nlnck 

ily 

on Ocnernl Fin 

l 

of Now Jersey 

; Westerly part 

nil of Lot No. 

( 

djiy, nt th 

t H 

Jersey! 

All that eertiiln mertgaged 

th the iinpiirienanceH, In th 

ll i" 

t the Nnrthrm 

nor nf Openn iinii Cyll RniiiJ^ 

Irniiinu from thi.mfe Ul 1 

iilnilif th c eilfveii Nnrtherly 

flreiin Rniiil N'iijr-Iy-four nnd ' 

ilreiiiliK UM.02) feet to n Pol 

sovi.n nnil Twelve lliinilreijtii 

feet Westwarilly frnm thi? We 

iif I.nt No. : •i.^nr, fmenpured i 

line of Gerim Hniiil) : thniien I 

wiirillv In n Btniiifht liiir ? 

nnd Fivo Tenlln ni.nS) 

}?*» tn Ihe rpiir uf S 

,,r I.nt Nn. L-.nl. iit 

mil Thiriv Itil 

llhr 

iterly ror- 

i nnd fs= 

inFtwiiiilly 

line nf 

rwii Hun. 

int Forty- 

is (47.1!) 

Molly linn 

ilnnjf HSiil 

S) Nnrlh. 

Ipvenly-oiie 

mnre or 

Iirii 

d 

il h. 

li 

No. '-.W, ( 

of T,iit Nn. 

riiiy iiif 

!nu!h 

nf I,ot N,.. _ . 

three Hynilfeiithi 

inner of liOiM^ Ni, 

SSSti tiienre (i\ We»l 

Sniiilierly line, of l.nl 

fr.O) fret in ilie Kii^t 

Uniid. thence (?•) Snutll 

line of Iinii liiHil 

Ninety-four • Hunilreiltll! 

ie iiliice of heginnlni|,_ 

Amount ihie UiidPr dpei'rn' i? 

•iih interest and Sheriff! i 

' Wl!ll 'wIT.T.IA»l n, POWELL, 

riiiled Mny 31«t, 1S33. 

rinlirrt K. nell, Sol'r. 

4i.iii nut 

i.lerl 

ilisliiliPe nf 

dthi. i.in.fini 

[he WpMefiy 

iisiirni! nlnii 

r,0l) : thene 

r.nir pniil rrii 

weiity-ihree nnd 

('arm fpfi 

asoi, annfi nnrl 

nrdly nloiijr thp. 

No, Until I'iftv 

ly iine nf Hill 

iiriii'? ninny; Kriii 

II IH'IIOM «» 

Elmer Jackson Pearl 

REALTOR- 

1220 Wesley Avenue 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

NoUry Public 

WAINWRIGHT'S 

VALET SERVICE 


Phone 1853 CaU-Delivery 

Cleaning - Prewing - Repairing - Dyeing 

Ladies' Knit Sufr Cleaned utd BMd 

urn 

fc»t wide StreeU 

TRAIT NO lUnflNG t

l \'-V- 

r $1,7061 

invotod 

tar tfe 

««s far > t*t oHilkaMs. 

ri to U» court bit month. 

Judge Pibwr 1L W 

GO- .and M. Eul Miller, 

ia. 

listened 

rtir 

« U- S. 

Ttc total 

fto *n tar the e 

tt pwtetts of 

rr for 

Bwk, 

of the certificates 

W*« wiw d» f«« wiled 

S* *? **• •ttorafjs, Anna, 

iff*5* • ««tatote k»M#, ta 

tta Rmt KMWMUL Farst, h* 

•1*4 Micr onee eensaMed the 

"-"—be iMMers eeinniiir hi* 

Ha ve Exhibition 

Products of Manual Train- 

i d 

nual Trai 

ing «nd Art to be Seen. 

- WV~m~ _ #•• 1»T -• J f\ 1 A Jjy solely for the purpose of show- 

, State Treasurer Natron s Uead Are! ^r.urssrcr " 55 

tW- M ^m w T% 1_ J ullr « rt " l0unIr J i"uld io nn" 

Zero As Correspondent Remembered Jin Flrlne i , 

I.eBlonnaires on the firing squad 

(' Dh IT 

- I.eBionnaires on me nrin;> squad 

Durell Waits Two Weeks for Answer to LettM A4dnr Ceremony Conducted at Ml.rUn'ii.md^j'r.l'narnpyôwiiew; 

Ah,* ûM, « ,;* ^ ^ P Gtv H«U War Tablet. wniia,,, pibb, Kdwln> Hod^r, 

About School Relief for Inij County: 

TsoBsas J, 

srievM t» tan 

W.SS u c*5i to the 

in cuniim from tt* 

^ wUgii %r the tat 

m t 

talk a»d not Jw th* 

in 

iners, 

•toother protest *w eitewd 

mar U^tt of Mrf 

tie 

News of County 

as! tminiiu: and an work will he 

rtids (**«% is Use sajo 

of tbt. friB «3»B-. wi:! 

jusi as eil#n»Jvi(. aod 

thL« year as in 

;bi«J putFiniii' music mirlj • i-rsr'i s>ffor;> 

classes, Xluch ftwsur-J 

«rk:Bc sRifhinrrr in ihr 

Mr, KHhy 

New Books Added Hertzler's Wife 

To Library Here Granted Divorce 

On Huniiay cvinins ihp , • j 1 

M.ii i "unity Aliicri.nii Lf-i ,1 

i »nj. mcrii'ifi"* of Morinin Iin p; j' -.,, ,,Ci 

r-.,-. ami nniMiin H, Willis, onil.Mi-s j, K. 

\v.,- iiii'tsn. iiTtcnil,'.! Hie I'lrsi M, ' 

•I * huf.h In li*yr IU\. WiNiHii! A.. 

ftj,; .*.-. 'if.- Aiin-:-i,-;in itohips. A READ THE 

MIM I* THI T(»IK TO lirv « I Of 

Central av. near 1st St. 

Asbury av, near 30th St. 

Garden lots near Ocean av. 

COTTAGE 

Rctioa and Non-fiction 

lection Arrives. 

Wins Action Agminrt Form- 

er Resort Dmgfist. 

r 

iriUS irwaeJi, Sb* 

u « Owm and 

Three C*ffld«B pol)»s:«, 0 

-. wtn «ttr»«M by IHT sisa- 

MM «Bie to 6#r rescue 

oot News 

U 

Jbf, j sswsiiE 

^ O m i s Coin Ja 

H. Baredte, died iai* i 

S.--ar.;-, f.ir i,;id. V.y (1. I' 

• Loveland Democratic 

- Co, Committee Chief 

HnEmea **» 

tat Clr* ftL«. 

£ 

LOWEST SHOE 

5 H«t ia Omsk 

tw Bay Store rd 

Wallace and Stiff" 

PTH ,i CKNTRAL 

.it: !>t '- 

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; ; . 

SendSl 

n 

ATLANTIC 

* ; > • " • • - • 

- : = = - - :. ** 

Th. J'irti ll.u 

Hal U ".,!„,„ 

in- flu- iievt ,", 

MONTHLY 

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' - " ii- V ~ 

• ;• "-.• . 4 " - 

• - •• • %i. 

(if 

«s Lasrae, ST, cf 1S20 S. War- 

we* a, RiaMiBia. is in Mill, 

ssfferiap from » 

FORDS 

f 135 

'100 

* 

q. KURTZ co. 

TTie ^ly Fish Market In 

Ocean City That Catches 

Its Own Fish! 

CHRIS' 

Yon're rare your fish is fresh when you get it »t 

CHRIS* FISH MARKET 

On the Bay between 9th ind 10A rts, 

O^ bob mnn d^ry at 10 a. m, E»di iy aD the 

«oi*B fiA is dêd away at S p. m. 

Fret fc?%« to the potnid nets, A real experience. 

B im.Tm ttly at 4 a, m. 

Compere this 

Hot WcJsr Cost 

you 

: o- xaylng 

PIOIAiLY the 

of burner, for ».•+..d- — L r,us.-a 

! smfe so ef ,^sVr i;s^ ^1, 

end n kniv.- 

A hsf both teats lea than three 

E«nti ond yey sen have rt hot when 

y©w Wf H , . . New that th« Kme 

t?cs ôme fop grriftg up fffg dsrnsê 

hftttlBMtf give this matter a 

tbooght. For Hie fipsr tinie It is ouor- 

ê«d fhot gai heated wohrcon- 

•••emwrt *m nif b» 

. There u ns fire tend, 

f turn the spigot and get ft. 

Notice To Taxpaj 

The premium period for ad 

eeptance of Ocean City script 

payment of taxes has been ql 

tended from June 1 to July y 

1933. 

! 

During this period, the cilyiffl| 

continue to allow a one per cratl 

premium on taxes paid withOfi.' 

ean City scrip. 

After July 1. the city will ae- 

cept scri,) for tax payment^ bnt; 

will allow no premium. 

By resolution adopted by 

city commissioners. May 31, 

CITY OF OCEAN 

Tire Prices 

Never Be 

Low 

vsa 1 PlombfT or Ask I't 

Shehm no SECRET FORMULA 

everything,,, 

does her own wozk,.,new 

seems tift4...howdoesAe 

• Tte»B*i no secret about 

it S»e has fonnd that gcring 

iy teUphtme U oae sort 

way of ^doing things" irilh- 

ont moving Iron home, 

& 

S5.8S 

$6J0 

Ifoo 

M> for 

S9.70 

GOOD/YEAR 

BOULEYA 

STA: 

1ZIHABAYAVE. 

t«»e> 

rwort. »' 

will 

wlth I 

The Sen- 

«f 

J«u« complete, 

CH' 

OCEAN CITY SENOTEIrBfi 

AND THI MIAN CITY NEWS. CON8OUIDATKD 

^-No. 8 PiiblleutloB Office! 

Red Min'a Hill, filh It, ,,,ij Ilnvcn Av. 

OCEAN CITY, NEW JERSEY, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1933 

[Restriction On 

Garages; Solons 

Pass Ordinance 

lô More Strvice Stations 

or Gwagei To Ba Allow- 

ed East of AUey Be. 

tween Central • Asbury. 

[is FOR PROTECTION 

__. Object* to Abandon- 

ed Service Stations in 

Residential Sections — 

Open Air Parking O. K, 

Commissioner John E. Trout de- 

liireii himself to be a futurist, on 

Mlnnsilay. 

Ami as a result of his lookinB 

lipail tn tlip tiiiio when prosptsrity 

(returns in full measure, he intro- 

I tin ml an onlinanct to prohibit the 

[ buililinji of jrarnBRs or sofvice stn- 

I lions mi the ocenn aide of thp al. 

ley between Central and Asbury 

With thgt alley as an imnelnary 

line from North at, to 50th st,, 

aiiyone licslrinir to builil » (rnraire 

or service station must stay on tha 

Scrip Almost Gone; 

Price Nearly at Par 

Only a few thousand dollars in 

scrip remains outataniiinB, it was 

revealed this week, when Tax Col- 

lector Henry T, Foukls reported 

that over $12,5,000 in strip had 

been'taken in throURh his offi.-e 

alone. 

In addition, scrip has been ac- 

cepted for many mercantile litpii- 

ses, unii for building permits and 

other city fees, A few ¥»00 lionds 

have also been exchanged for 

scrip, 

•Practically all of the scrip issu- 

ed to firemen ami iiolicenwn bus 

been exchanged at par throuuh 

taxpayers, Buyera of scrip Imik- 

intf for barffain.H have had to p:iv 

Its or !IB all during the past two 

weeks, as the paper money lie- 

comes more and more scarce. 

Sack's Hearing 

Is Due Next Week 

To Suit Day to Conveni- 

ence of His Counsel, 

'pr«ient Structurei Exempt. 

Violation of the ordinanco is 

piinislmlile by a fine of (200 or flO 

clavs In ,iail or both. 

The ordinance will not nffect 

tliose nuto havens alreaiiy in e»- 

istpneo in the more rpsiilentinl dis- 

triets. Also, it is within the orili- 

nnnfe to operate un speri air 

parkine satlon on the ocean side 

of the line. 

The ordinance primarily is in 

the interests of public heaitli and 

safety, he declared. It will come 

u|i for third reading nnd final 

passage June 21. 

LonkinK to Future. 

"In introducing this ordiimmn, 1 

nm only lookimt to the future," 

Mr. Trout explained, "TliinKs are 

n't so tfnnd now, but in a few 

years people will have lots of 

money again — and they will 

want to build fine, new homes 

Ocean City. 

"Hut they will not build if they 

have no guarantee that a gas sta- 

tion will not be built nest door or 

aeross the street . from their 

' homus, 

"There have been wvyal in- 

* WilBSfifl 

Congratulations Seniors! 

Here Are Graduates Who Will Receive Diplomas 

Paul Ii Adjm-i 

S Belrry 

iihei f, Bcntham 

M- ttnv.< 

n H, My.- 

dh I- 

M t i 

a n, 

T, H 

j 

Alice 1* lit=fii 

Hli7!lln.lh If, U 

Amw J. 

The hearing for neorBe Hack 

ousted chief (if pollen, mi ehnr;jps 

of conduct unhDiwiiuint' of an of 

ficer, probably will he henrd next 

Wednesday or Thursday, accord 

inn to Mayor Harry Heatlley, He 

lo confer today with Judge 

r, r. Cole, stale P, n, A. ciHinsel, 

who will represent Hack, to SO 

hich day will he suitable for the 

learliiK^ 

The Snck nffnir, nnd ihe possi. 

lillty he mlBht Ire re-Instated, has 

iroused milnh interest aliout the 

esort. Back lias many frienrls 

who would Hie to see him Bel 

lls Job back, while scores or oth- 

ers are opposed to any such nc 

inn, 

flack was suaiieniled April IB 

afier he admitted to Mayor Harry 

Hendley thai hr hart been drink- 

ing in imiform, and after there 

was an alleged illslurlmnce at his 

ilurins! which pnlire wcrn 

allel to the scene. There was tin 

forma] complain! ant] tin formal 

i rt S ' 

Ar[l!U 

Ruth 

Wilhn 

Enid 

Wilii 

Merle 

um. Jr. 

tflltJII 

ld, Jr. 

r E tiim 

A, nBnlt 

n J Jf.inmr.-t 

E Kt-llrv 

l L, Kinslrr 

m F. killinlrt 

itulHll E, Lecdi 

Maude B, Lswk 

Janice E. UilKi 

yirEinli. O. M.tllonaid 

H»ten U. Mnxwell 

j^yEhvr L, McCulliDii 

.ThdiiinH A. McUfinn, Jp, 

Llehjmniii F, Millie 

tiuMi M Manichull!, Srd 

lilhsldii C. Mulli.-.- 

l!«!ei- E, PHnr. . 

Kwt.r 1. Purkei^ 

Helen V, Piiiehell 

AII^QH U, Puwell 

Uolirrl R, Iti.li.i 

Lîni-Eid J, Kti^lnu, Jr, 

JiiitD E. Hlcf 

DoiM M. Et.tinrU 

Finiioeii W. llulh 

Linn Vcrdillu ItubriBht 

Afinii Mny Srliryiiicf 

H.Mlird t. HcuM 

. Belli* Jons Shsrmnn 

(Jpiariilo Ii. SimiiRsn 

tilnujs Smith 

J(linr« Smith 

Fo»rl E. Bouiler 

Ji.ibcrt J, Slewarl 

K. Huraid Huttiiii 

Jflhit J. glublig 

rrpJcpitk s. Tarvf", SriJ 

licrtrud* N. Timlin 

Helen B. Tomklin 

I IIHI%H Raws Vuil 

,1, MDi'cdiih VnnMorn 

Mflijriee G. Warni'il 

liv.iri't li, WaikiMOn 

Helm J. We»lfolt 

Hi a.ir.:.,.l S. Wlennthnl 

Girls Graduate 

Here on Tuesday 

Second Largest Claw in 

History to be Awarfed 

Sheepskins; Commence- 

ment on Music Pier at 8 

Laundry License 

Bill Is Held UD 

Mayor Now Thinki Resort 

Needi Out-of-Townera 

Vosecutor Asks 

Law Enforcement 

Says Primarily It's Up to 

Local Police. 

In a lenothy public • statement 

during the commissioners' meet- 

ing Wednesday afternoon, Mayor 

Hurry Headley declared himself 

to hsivn been in error in introduc- 

ilijf an ordinance last week, plac- 

ing a lieavy licenso fee on out-of- 

town laundries. 

The mayor nskeil that action on 

the ordinance, whiih raised the 

lienrinK, 

through 

p 

however, nnrt • Sue's 

g bin Mtorr.oy, i3eniandc;l 

a learins, about twn weeks a so, 

on the grounds that he is entitled 

lo a hearing under the sfnte laws. 

Parking Ban in 

opeBfiil h serviee gJtttion on a prill 

•ipal street .— Wesley nv. — in q 

f resiilpntial section, Aftor the soa- 

rensim emleii, they were ahan 

donnl anil heeame overgrown wit! 

ijemla. The winilowa of the littl 

offices were knockeii out. Ami th 

place hemme an eyesore aftfi 

that, 

"While I.may hd stepuinff on the I 

toes of a few people in i,itro:li.ciri« 

this ordinance, I heliecn It is fm 

the hnnefit of the iarae niajority 

in vears to nim, Mv duty as a 

coniinlssioner is to help the tity to 

bocumi! laraer and tint;", anil to 

.help Ihe majority of I'.i* ppopic 'n 

it. That is what I am trying to 

Co. Budget May 

Be Cut $100,000 

New Legislation Seen as 

r Material Aid. 

Streets Must Be Cleared at 

Night, Say Police. 

Overnight parkitiiT rfBiiliUionR 

will RO Into effect .Tune 17. It wits 

•innouneeil Milfl weak hy I'WM •>! 

Pnllce Jnck 0. .Tornfo. T.'iiriilnBs 

will be issued nt first, in r.rtler 

Hint vlsltnrs n1!ly set 1'ie linhit 

(if puttinK their cars nwav. hut 

hy .Tilly rnnl llfkeis will lie liand- 

oil out, anil orffrKlcw hrn-.ujlr. m- 

In court. 

The parkini; rPKiilnlinna will he 

Ihe same ns last ysnr. with no 

nvernlRht parkinj,' perivii!t,.d. Trnf. 

fin is seriously Iinni|ini*d when 

'cars line thr strnels all nlplit. ts- 

pppinlly for fire nppnri-litR JMi the 

Blrnnt clcatiinK machine-,. 

Gnrawa will orrer pnrlcinst fiie- 

illtles for 50 cents i nirtt, in 

acenrdiinee with tlic .isreement 

reached last year. 

li.onse fee from $B0 to ?500 for 

loncPrua not doiriif their work in 

the resort, he delayed indefinitely 

until the rommliisinnors nan go in 

to the matter more thoroujjhly, 

Mrst Duty to Pilhlic. 

WhilB I am in favor of doiiiB. 

anything reaaonahle to protect 

hnine inrlustry, 1 believe my first 

liiuy shoulil be to the year arount 

residents and visitors who pxpfic 

ailnquate laumlry service," he be 

^•Slaee.thB introduction, af tho, 

enirnmtwe'lBst, wenfer amenilmF tn 

(rînllnu«l on pace 3) 

Federal Beach Aid 

Prospects Brighten 

The proapecta that the federal 

government will spend consider 

able money in eorrcotlnK coastal 

rosion caused by storms alon 

he New .lersoy seaboard seemed 

iriKhter this week, according, to 

Luther C. Ogtlen, director o[ the 

reehnlders, who 1B respooslble 

'dr the snggestlon In thla state. 

Sir. Ogden aald he had been 

the situation with mem 

d f 

More Boys Than Store May Block 

CHADS TO DANCE 

Two Resort Pastors to Par- 

ticipate in Baccalaureate 

on Pier Sunday, Night; 

Doors to Open at 8 p.m. 

For the first time iinca 193!, 

more boys titan tirlB will he sra- 

dinited from tlio high school, dur- 

ing the ednimeneenient exerclaei, 

Tuesday night. 

The elaiR thiB year, the seeond 

largest in hiators', totnls 79 stud- 

em a, of which 41 are boyi and 

3S are Kirls, In 1B2S there were 

20 bnyg and 14 girls, and every 

other CIQBB, in recent yean, has 

had a majority ot the fair sex. 

CIASH Lost Tear. 

At Boardwalk; City To Rgfef 

Mayor Threatens Condemnation Proeeedingft 

to Block Otis Townsend Project. 

Another boardwalk fight loomed for the city this week, 

when Otis M. Townsend, local builder, toojc out a building 

permit for a store building in the street end at Plaza Ok ana 

the boardwalk. The street end has been the cause of, pro- 

?ious court-action, due to the fact that the city extended the 

All mayors of Cape May County 

municipalities were urged this 

week by Prosecutor T. Millet 

Hand lo assist in law enforcement 

Mlificially during the summer, 

,vhen the Influx if summer v j s 't- 

ra make *enforcement more diffi- 

ult. 

Mr. Hand pointed out that the 

primary duty of law enforcement 

rests with Itwal police officials, 

not with county officials. Loeal of- 

icliiU, with n knowlede of thfilr 

jiimiiiunity, are hotter able to cope 

with the situation, he said. 

It was indicated by the letter 

tlmt n particular drive will be 

niatle gainst slot machines ami 

other forms of gamhjinn. 

LnrpMit (IASH Lost Tea. 

Last year's class, totalllni 00, 

waa the largest on record. 

As announced last week, com. 

jeocement exerclaes will be held 

his year in the music pavilion, 

or the first tlma. 

Harold R. Collins, who has the 

ilghest scholastic uvorage of the 

•lass, will deliver the valedictor- 

ian adilregs, and Charles Kowe 

Vnll, seeond hlgheat, will give the 

iiliitatorian address, James fimith, 

president of the class, will also 

nake a short talk. 

10 Honor Students, 

Tho 10 students with the high- 

est averages, in order of their 

nnlt. are: Collins, Vnil, Margaret 

5. nruhh, .lane Elizabeth Blee, 

Gladys Smith, Mautle E, Iêwla, 

Florence ,1. Perrnrl, nuby B, 

npll, Joyce M, Bowen and Helen 

.1. Westnott. which shows another 

iniisual distribution of honors, In 

hut two boys have taken the 

hiitlvest places, and are followed 

b lb l 

Bathing Season 

More Bathers Here; Jemee 

Predicts Record-Breaker. 

Capo May County's budget tor 

ieM year probably will be redue- 

fetd hy $100,000, due H> Insolation 

saa«sed this year, provldlnB for an 

iiinereaie, in tht amount of slate 

^highway fundB which will be dis- 

Vtrlhuted to the counties, and per- 

I'jnlttlng a broadtr use of tho 

5 noney. 

One bill inereaieg the amount 

allotted to counties by B0 per 

cent, and permits) It to be uaed 

to pay off bonds Issued for road 

work. Tho othtr permits the 

county to receive ISB.OOO for new 

work, without matching it with a 

like amount. 

Both bllli have boon passed 

sad signed, according to Luther 

C. Olden, the count;'* represen- 

tative on thi Btate aiBoclntion of 

freeholder hoards, which has been 

working for both -'mwwirea 

Shave and Haircut 

Back to 75 Cents 

the price of B ihftve and a 

haircut hai bain restored to its 

former level by th» barbers of 

' Ocean City, Since last Monday 

halructsBOit BO' cents and a 

lhave 26 cent», 

. The barbers agreed to reduce 

prices for the winter, laat fall, 

with the underitandinK they 

would be restored this mmmet. 

•••..; The price of chiWwn's haireuts 

1 will remain ,at "40 eento, how- 

-SNAP SHOTS— 

ovir^BEt 117,000 is 

iiKo diBcoverinK the inoon. 

You ean't (ret to It, 1 

, It'i alsti like grttUw menes 

Iftr the sejfooli tinder Hlat new 

ap- 

Pirst Rescues of 

Seaaon on Week End 

The Ocean City beach patrol 

got its first rescue worU out nf 

the 1033 senmin wer last week 

end when iwn viBltois worn pulioi 

from the sujf nt lOlh si, 

Edward Bracken, of Lansdowne 

was brought ashore by _ Oiiarii 

Bob Btretqh with a ran buoy or. 

Saturday, On Monday Helen Ken- 

nedy of Wilmington, Dal,, wa 

rescued by RU.ir.la Harry Thovnlna 

and Stretcli in a boat. 

A ' Btrong undertow prevailed 

along tlie beach for the week end 

and "numerous persons were pre- 

Vented fronrpolnB out too far by 

the guards, althouuh these in- 

stances are not olaaseil as rescues. 

Vlanne's Injured 

Hand Improving 

Those Violin finiers of..I. Feed 

iliinne — fingerB that have dured 

torn his fiddle, music that hna 

mciianted thousands — nr« Im- 

[irovlns dally, and the mus dan 

lopes now tUBt ho will be nble. to 

conduct his orchestra whon tl-e 

dally concerti on tlio Mn^!c Pier 

July 2. , 

.... Manne's hand was severely 

Mured when ho fell off a, bicy- 

cle some time a«o. It still., Is 

iwnllen, and he still Is unclile to 

play, but with nearly a mpnlh 

n BO, ho fhinkB ho will hs fully 

racov'ered nofore the openlna date. 

T. and T. Building to 

Be SoW.by Sheriff 

The Ocinn City Title arid Trust 

Shir is acheduled to b; 

bora of the stati board of com- 

merce and navigation,' and was 

told that the coastal eroiifln work 

was going to be an. Important 

part of "the federal reclamation 

plan. It seemed certain, he said, 

that South Jersey was going 10 

receive a great deal at help. 

The state hoard also asked for 

ciipifs of the resolution adopled 

by the freeholder!!. The resolution 

am! other data is hemp- prepared 

for use when the slate board pro 

nenis its plans to the federal gov 

eminent. 

Reforestation Army 

Open to Veterans 

Several war veterans from Oce- 

an Citv are entitled to a place in 

the federal reforeatration army, 1 

they desire it, accordinB to notice 

received this week by members o 

Mnro-an Ranck Post, Ame"-a 

tegion. , ' 

Any veteran riesirinn informa 

tion. "or wishine to apply for 

iob in the "army" .should commun 

1027, without a 

right of v.ay When tho matter 

was threshed out in court about 

tv-o vi',irubli 

realln the, 

,._slbne^ JofuJ'l 

he had anai>«4 A 

Rial LIH» '~ T *J» 

to tbo boa 

irdor to 

pa»y. 

Aeet 

roUey 

for 

had 

Severe Restrictktn* For Oc- 

m Side of Wdk, 

y R g 

The commencement program i« 

scheduled to heiiln at S p_, m- 

Tuesday, with members of the 

nlumnl association antinE as nsh 

era. Seats near the nlntform will 

he reserved for parents of the 

Rraduitejfc The. General public j?jl| 

Ijji nrtmlled at^T^S. ': ^,-9, 

' Stttiman} P«"Henrt"T»lnTiiIniui 

Miss Fbebe Doughty and Lion 

CaB-nidy lost Ihe second round of 

their fight to establigh a mechan- 

ical whip on the new Platform 

built on the ocean side of the 

boardwalk at ith st, Tuesday, 

when Vice ChaneeUpr Sooy denied 

a niollon for a restrainlnB order 

to lieep police from interferini 

ivjth their plans. 

The vice chancellor ruled that 

Presentation of diplomas will be 

made hy Dr. Mlnflt B, Stannard, 

president of the board fi f efluca- 

tion, followinB the usual custom. 

when he had 

last.TueiSay, 

order 

lice Chief Jack G. Jernee to ap- 

pear and show cause why they 

sliiiiild not be restrained from 

preventing Cassldy from placing 

machinery on tho platform, he Sad 

Tlie bathing season ig opi'nln 

tniicli earlier this year than I 

•evious years, according :o .Tnt' 1 ' 

J, Jernee, head of the hoarli pa 

rol. Pour beaches now are under 

iroiectlon dally, while In Imsi 

ears only one station lms been 

ipen before June 15. 

Bathing crowds over wfnk ends 

fe much larger this year (nan 

ast. Captain Jernee says , He an- 

iripates the largest rMwds in 

listory this season, • 

He repents his reqiic.il to have 

nthers enter the water only at 

irntected beached, A temporary 

iilly running down the liparh In 

ome sections has crented a 

ondlilon danKerous evon f»i" fN- 

(drienced swlnimers. 'l"n> giillv 

[irobubly will fill up in ;i few 

ft'eeks, but while only fnu'' sin- 

ions are' opened, bathers urn ad- 

vised to use them exclusively. 

$5000 Emergency 

Notes Authorized 

A resolution introihicnrl two 

.weeks att" hy CnmmiHsloimr Trent, 

authori?,!!!'/ *-> mncp " of 55,000 

worth nf imuivnmy imtp» to pay 

for liliiugri!]ihinB' *. i'iii nlid print 

injr city boiil . Wiia jiii.Ht'il hy the 

commissioners, '"" ' vjiiliiy.' 

«?,..w! ?nlr?- P Brnw^ aun- lu " d °tiiod that the 

students, George I'., Brown, sun- „, . . „,,.„,,, 

11,000 to Pigbi 

The county mosquii' 

tion commission was 

tr, 

xtcrmlna- 

iob in the "army" jhould commun m hy m ireeM[AwSit 

icate with Harold Paris, or with re/nolise t0 a muw 

Harold ^ _^ 

C. of^. toDiscuBS 

| Beach Calisthenics 

The chamber of commerce will 

meet Tuesday evening ' 

cHamber headquarters, 

W 

at the 

10th st. 

cH 

and West av. 

cussed 

R the matter,! to be (is- 

will be the e-ilijtlu-nics 

cussed 

classei on the poach t'';s Hummer. 

Patrolman's Son is 

College Honor Man 

Harry H. Pfeifftr, 6857 Asbury 

av., son of Patrolman. John Pfeif. 

ifer, returned last week from the 

tJnlv*rsity of Alabama, where he 

has completed his first year in the 

aeronautical engineerinK school, 

Harry made an enviable record 

during Wi firit year, having a 

KOheral averaae of 88 for eight 

subjectf- He alsq^ was a memhii 

of the "PerphinB Rifles," a milita 

ry unit of BM*t dlstinctlbn, and 

membtrship in which is difficult 

to attain. 

•County Bnilnter 

Back, 

RoUwil 

The 

the 

the boBan Oily Securltiii Corpor- 

atlon, a holdlni company for the 

Wt Nttoal »*!L-S2: 

Sharp returned to his Mutlea ihi 

ill weeks' leave of Bbsetfce b 

cauit of a nervoui condition. A! 

Sharp •pent' the time in Florida. 

ibrfler "t". 

welfare 

response to a request for fund 

ith which to carry on the work o 

arliting mosquitoes, 

ronnterlelr BUI* Here. 

Robert Lackey, captain of d_e 

etlves, announced Inte last nigh 

lat several cpunterfeit Federa 

teserve |10 hills had been Passd 

ore. Tliiy . all bear the si 

lumber B—16B3S392—A. • 

prlntendent of gehools, anrt 0. W, 

IlHinlily, hinh school principal, 

will speak briefly, 

Sneoin lnnisic fliirin? the pr°- 

Brnm will be orfered by the W- 

piece liigli school orchestra ana a 

Innte mixed chorus, both direct- 

ed by Miss Helen Derrick, sun- 

rvisor nf music. The chorus will 

• seated near the platform. 

Following the commencement 

xerclses the annunl alumni a«- 

iocintion dance, ' held • this yenr 

hroiiRli the cooperntinn of the 

nnrfl of etlucation, will continue 

No Women Guards 

rej^ Safety Wanted, 

Not Fads, Says Mayor 

North Wildwood officials 

have annmiBcnU that they are 

going to try women I if.; guards 

ibis season. But Oi'iMii lily 

will have none of Hum. 

"No woman can lalw li'e 

punishment banded out by a 

struggling, liuslty mun when 

ha is drowiiiiiK," says Captain 

Jack Jernee. ot the Ireiirh pu-. 

trol. "Keiilier epula ?he talie 

a life boat throtiKli the surf. 

Women might be fine for a buy 

nr jUto resort, where life sav- 

ing: consists mostyl of expert 

BwimmlnB and surfacj living, 

but not on the seashore, 

"I'll stack my guards up ag- 

ainst any woman or women In 

ihe world, Given all around 

tests such as- are .required lit 

any seashore, and my patrol 

will win out," 

Said the mayor: "Our visit- 

ors want safety, not fads. With 

men life guards they know they 

are -ettina the Best protection 

| possible," 

PoUce Dog Beaten As He 

Saves Auto From Thieves 

'hilBdelphian'r Car Found With Tow Rope on Axle- 

Faithful Animal Badly Cut and Bruiied. ' • 

in- 

volved only carrying the materlali 

piTOHB tho boardwalk. 

Intended for l'millon. 

When it was brought out that 

the piatCorm had bren built, ai a 

lust pavilion, and that It would 

be a violation of a city building 

Wde to place machinery on it, the 

VICB chancellor jiaid there would 

be no value to any order he 

rnlgnt grant, since there would be 

no place where liie machinery 

mltrlil legally he deposited when 

curried across the walk., 

Hu also said that the proper re- 

medy, to settle the matter, was offense, 

a writ of mandamus, if the city 

refused to grant any permit whleh 

was properly allowable. He Bald 

this would he an action at law, 

rather than in chancery, which is 

a hourt of equity, 

i'ermit I«r I'uvllluii. 

An affidavit presented by the 

city showed that the permit bad 

ieen taken out by Miss Doughty 

for a rest pavilion, but that how 

sha wad attempting to place ma 

chinery on it. The plans called 

for a roof, the affidavit said, but 

there was no roof and no mater 

Uil mi hand to indicate a roof 

would be built, 

Allen B, Endicott, Jr.; of Allan 

tie City, counsel for Miss Dough- 

ty, said his client was being ir 

reparqhly Injured, because she was 

deprived of the use of the pavil- 

ion. It vwis at this point that it 

was brought out the matter was 

before the wrong court. 

Ocean L'ity was capably repre- 

sented by French *B, Loveland, 

who appeared In court for Andrew 

0, Boswell, city solicitor, who js 

confined to his home. 

No Mandamus Writ, 

No notice of a writ of manda- 

mus hail'been served upon the city, 

up to yesterday, although it was 

evident that MUs Doughty .and 

Cassidy would attempt to secure 

such a writ. They made written 

application to the buildiRB inipee 

tor for completion of the pavilion, 

submitting plans ami stating that 

machinery was to be placed en the 

pavilion. 

Buildin'B Inspector" John Marti 

refused to 1 grant the permit, atse 

Mecbanloal • anusement devices 

on the ocean sldt of the board- 

watk tnust be li>cat«d in fireproot 

bulldipga. under the terms of aB 

ordinance patted on first reading 

by tln< city commissioners at an 

ailjournod meeting yesterday of- 

ternoon. wd| 

Hieltcment reined on the} 

berth tar a while, Sunday, 

one of the ponies UMO, ftjr 

tot» 

uty e 

dents of Ocean City, 

PhilndelDhiu Coi> 

I the 

lie 

ride brain 

through tni« 

p 

animal nway. hot he 

Jbb. The matter;tt 

pa 

A, Philadelphia cop was 

rested here Bnnlayj Jpjc-'i 

without a license. He li

cel- 

evening, June 3 

___**•,'''HK'.and Mn, M- 

$#fi>mia*;:Mdm Mum 

'"'" •lSSi*S-:M MulidflpW*! 

.EfliU)i(< of Tamaqua; 

and M«;'A, Zwiir, gf'OtflJ. 

.,- apil, ware woik.»nil •—-'-•• 

yliitofi. 

Mr, and MM, B, Kayiir aiidl 

"', of Philadelphia, wire here I 

State Sthool Aid 

—. Final Steps in A* 

plication; No Funds Yet 

. _.., -..„ «... A. Vmw and ,1"wf my ?^l weeks of memm 

family, of Loiin, were among- the ?f ?! f en th « "«*' of the Sentln 

«,.,»..,.„,,, „,..,.,..„ --«• Itl-Ledger, county officials Wed 

rtljtwt'i week-end vlsStori, 

-Mr. and:Mr». aiwnrdCox am] J ^ ^ * 6 'final""step 

cently by Senator Charles C. l!e"Bd 

and Sunator EmiMon L. Ril!hMdg; 

bt done until 

Rtîts Cottage, Has 

pis, U»Htaiid Water 

On, All in 8 Hours 

One of thB'gpe«diMt renl Bstatc 

deals in recent months was trans, 

noted lagt .Friday af ternoojj by the 

office of Ralph L, Chester, inc. 

At 8 p, mi.. Mrs, Sarah E. S. Brill", 

of Swarthmoi-e, PJI,, stopped in 

the office and said she was in tho 

martet for u summer cottage. 

After learning the type of cot 

jf# desired and the price range 

:he proipective customer was 

jhown a property owned by the 

Tuckahoe B, and L, Association at 

,B Ol,«.-,- -. j t a n a S W M a]j re. 

chunee 

nance, , 

Coniniljif'rutcs Sttliltiiturlini. 

"Haw things liaye ehangid," he 

remarked, coraaiiieratlnB with 

Chiirleg H." Vail, the silliitntorlttn, 

"we had to do fmmethlng tn pro- 

tect ouraelves from the inroads 

let 1 us .qoflipure oiirr plight Wltli 

thoie veterans at Valley . Forgo, 

that the girl 

every branch 

(his 

were making 1 

of enflinvnr, uut 

part of (he new 

Mw» Chailes iiaron 

.Mtti ChtkTlea^Br-mtou. 

5- M« •Oentml/av,, enter- 

tjfhip lonowing'St pinochle, 

"••y aWtr Mri. 1. 6. A, 

Mr: ul Mrs, William 

"Wp. lareaos A, Little, 

tjMth anfl Joiepli Mia- 

S |f%iiW JWitti, 

»#* 'Jk, XuUen. 

rfcmmm Bulfcnardt, §13 Cen- 

Wi fBtertftlaid the '(fallowing 

pf Mtfnibpn: Mrs, A. R, 

s OBtaina money for 

of aidinir sch'oois, 

,/ Mrs,, /William H. Coilii 

" Jtata MeCaUlss, airs 

>Onald. Mrs, A, D, Hop. 

r, OUBS Catherine Herbert and 

,;Jt to h( netit 

eeordfng to the 

'5 Station rd 

iuiremenc 

Within the next three hours, th* 

deal was transaeted, the water, 

«lectricity and ffas turned on. At 

fl p, m,. MM, Brill was enjoying 

dinner in her new seashore home. 

The same office sold a bay front 

lot in (lie Riviera to H. H. Gaul, 

Philadelphia attorney, who has of- 

fices in the Market at. National 

Bank building. The new owner 

plans to erect a boat hotiM on the 

lot. 

maybe 

deal 

'Lojalty to Your V\nn" wns the 

subject nf a brief und inxiiirniinn- 

al talk by Jlr, Edwards. "In (hose 

timea," hgjaid, ''it would be fit- 

ting If every American would rend 

of iho lilrlh tif Amer'ca. Amorleii 

waa horn at Valley Forpo, Wliun 

we sturt to complain nf mir lot, 

thoie veteians at Valley I 

What the} suffeisd was for >u 

and meJ lo gtve us a better plac 

In which to Hvc. We owe it ti 

th t t t k it b 

In which to Hvc. We owe it ti 

them to try to make it a bette 

place fur tJioSL w ho ^ ill follo\ 

place fur 

" 

w ho 

Use Junior l'rora 1 

The decorations made for 

junior prom giji'u tho gym a 

orful iispoci. The tables we 

rauged to form a uryai ,K. 

lliisic lor Ihu al'l'itir 

vlded by .!, I'rcd Manno 

Ira. Dr. i'lmrlcs j(, 

William H. rollisHiiii, Jr. 

ed ihe HiiminR, 

Tim Parent Teachers' 

,tlon and ; JJr,, SI, Bi Itaniiarfl 

Hobert Budfoid and .citUei; school 

""Iclnla were thanked by llie club 

ofl'h'inlH were thntikod by (hu elub 

preBldunt, II.. C. Schanze,- for their 

foiipenilioii in iii't'iiuRlnt; the af- 

f nt 

f nt 

iWla^H. J&wltt, Past 

#ojl:;of loyal Chapter 

alpUa. and, her hui- 

Jaltt tatl 

.. W. Jawltt, entaitaln. 

fcunSBlow, 3500 bentral 

'—ia.7, the following 

Bi> ehapteri • Mrs, 

•iT-V^-^ WortHy Mat- 

*,;«laB«h Nagie, Mn, 

J, "Burch, 

»•»«••«. FWemlatmrf, 

Ha. BllMbfith S, Oloi- 

»-»B,S Jnyfler, Mrs, Em- 

.-•..' Mri, Sarah Inseh- 

,,J, Mn*y B. Barter, Mn, 

t Smltli, Mrs, Flevel i, 

wrbroq> Chapter, Phila. 

, Mrs.. May Shaffer, Mri, 

Rldell, Mrs. Anna OntliMe, 

—*—*%,.- G. Cofly and Mrr, 

iBrtlt and aoa, Harry. 

ttkpi to the Bainei 

,-«.„ st. .mni Central if,, 

chicken dinner. 

home I 

r thB seas at 

Gardeng sectian. 

winhdt and fami]v 

'r f 

V 11 " 

I «»»», u, owemnardt and family, 

of Philadelphia, has opened her 

cottage on Park pi. 

Mrs, Henry B, Cooper, Jr., has 

neeh in Hiiladolphia all week. 

Mrs. J, Edward Vans spent yess 

terday and today (Thursday am 

Friday) as a house guest of Mrs, 

Patrick Henry Adams, editor of 

"The Club Woman," at her Maple- 

wood home, Mrs, Adams and 

Mrs, VOSS are attending the hoard 

meetina of the state federation of 

woman's elubs, in Newark, today, 

Mr, and Sir*, Oeorie B, Parker, 

of Btecawood, were week end 

guest* of Mr, and sirs. Arthur w. 

Shoemaker, 

Mrs, Francis Linirqtli, who lias 

•pent tile winter in St, peters- 

buff, arrived recently to spend 

the summer at 621-Ocean av. She 

entertained as week end house 

guesti, Mr, and lire, Oatar Har. 

risdnj, of ColliagBwood, (ind llr. 

U4 Mrs, C, D. Hyer and daugh. 

ter, Barbarn, of lltrelittntvllle. 

Miss Thelrna Smith, daughter 

of Jlr, aad .Mra, B, Frank Smith, 

will r*turh here Tuesday to spend 

the nimnier. Shi is finishing the 

iophoniQre year at Dickinson Col- 

lege. ' 

Mr. and Mn. O. 0, Swain, of 

Camden, have opened their cuttaie 

e Si 

trek • u«t 

t ^ 

:ate, the 

in state 

duo it, and 

due. With 

the state 

under th'e 

-__.—.»i II, Mermiiteu under th'e 

act to advance 90 por cent of the 

amount to the county. When the 

state school taxes are finally paid 

the payments will be put in « spe- 

cial fund anil repaid to tbB state 

treasur*r. 

Dgr«!l "Scoopi" State. 

When the bill wns fi»st passed, 

The Sentinel-Ledger so infonmed 

Thomas J, Durell, county superin- 

tendent of schools. He wa.« urged 

to start the machinery at once. 

So prompt were his aetions that 

he communicated with »tate srhooi 

officials even before they knew of 

tht bill. Tliej' aih-lsed him thOK 

was no hurry, but he persi>it*(! and 

wrote to the state ti'easurer, VVIicn 

no reply was recaiveij lie tele- 

phoned, and this week, accompan- 

ied bv Rrnir.^. -T> —J 

Prizes Awarded 

Two Graduates 

AN UNUSUAL GIFT 

FOR THE GRADUATE 

A PERMANENT WAVE 

•*»n i Priced from $3.90 to $8.00 

HELENE BEAUTY SHOPPE 

501^ U(li^TI(|iHT I'llOSI; |Sl 

Wwanii CluM 

ifito.n,,! 4 

lor chisi , 

BUYYCfl 

Graduation 

at the 

WINNIE WlSl 

of Satiflfac« 

728 ASBURY A% 

Distinctive Pocketboolu^, 

Dance Sets 77c Gloves 58c^j 

100% Full Fashioned Silk _^ 

Other grades 39c, and yî 

Ynii'fc Invited to Imtnprt Our Wondcrini ~ 

Seventy-nine members 

lKli school siiidHtitiiig cl 

d the 

of th 

well wishos of the Kiwanls Chi 

»• a hinctieou nieeting servml i 

gaily decorated gymnasium i 

school, Wednesday noon. Tin 

iiffair was made possible tliruugl 

the coojieration of tlio 

Tcufhers' Assoclatiun, 

iiieniberu prepared a 

repast. 

p 

av, 

„„ utBun av 

Mrs. Bertha Sullivan, of Wood 

ry. Is an all-week gueit f M 

..J, mm ims week, accomnan- 

ied by Senator Reoei, Assembly- 

nian William C. Hunt, Director 

Luther C, Offden and B. L, Chal- 

mers, of the freeholderii, went to 

Trenton to interview the state of- 

ficials- 

It was only then that h# rereiv- 

ed information as to th» form of 

the certificate of jndebtedn«s». At 

the same time CJovernor Jloors 

and Senator Richards, were seen, 

Compliments Sen, Read, 

Mr. Durell complimented Sena- 

tor Read for his efforts [n the 

matt d 

noi In qua 

hury, "is an all-week 

•*••—- Abbott, on 

plimented Sena- 

Read for his efforts [n the 

matter, and said he was suro th 

, and said hf was sure the 

Wood-1 senator would continue to keep in 

of .Mrs, .'touch with the situation, «o that 

m ittaw ride of the «ta- 

njoyed by membep o£ 

May County Council lot 

Education, Friday night, 

wf was made » Cape 

it. After arriving, a fire 

ron tlitt. ilMach, and hot 

marthmailows were 

uiltr 

ijnd 

i wen. 30 passengers from 

fr Seavlile , and , Ocean 

,»jl» from hero w«fe: The 

TOftte Powell, Florence 

Virginia Barrett, Grace 

Mpy Garwoodj, UUian 

Itorea HUlman, Sophie 

- TOsna, iamuel Way, 

I, Anson, Mowara Powell, 

'•'" Clifford Collini 

uard Carrettion, 

In 

: MJ«« Frances Steelnian, 

—aWUle, was held at the 

Hi and MM L*mon, 

i 

and MM. L*mo 

Trrarsdsy uyeniny, 

ui • wti the recipient 

11 gift* 

MUf 111 „«„ 

md eaW pjayinB were 

Wrts of the evinik af. 

i wfwstanenti weresew- 

«eek end rcsori visitora. The? 

openefl their/ crfttago at 000 1-t 

«., and will runiain all sensonV 

" JIr3 Jom M 

, a 

Branddaughtor 

delphHi are h 

in 

Nancy, 

f 

of Phik 

gtor, Nancy, of Phik- 

are hero for the summer 

are he 

"Iv, 

end 

Mr, aad Mrs, Allen CL-. 

Oermaatown, were week cad 

euests ol JIrs, Emma Henderioa 

af th# Gandy Cottage, 

Jlisi Slarjare flelby, who aai 

been iii HaUBemann Hoipltul for 

tho past two %veski. underwent 

a major operation. WodBesdaj-, 

ihe is gitUog alonf nicoly and 

her friends «re hopeful for a conj- 

plote reeovery. 

ar of 0. 

of .the nrst Bap- 

rm& Bald Monday gv, 

social roomi of the" 

I Boy, 

i. Ml. 

Adah h. Chamberlain and 

MM, Adella Abbott were guests ot 

Mr, tea Mrs, Ralph 1* Qelt, at 

Ocean View, SuBduy, 

MtB, Anna Buiby and dauahter, 

Caroline, visited ArliajtoB and 

Wait taurel Hill cemeteries, Phil- 

ndelphla, recently, 

Mri, t, T. Aleom and daugh- 

ter, Betty, of Phiittdelphia, were 

week end guests of Sir, and Jlrg. 

Herbert F, Campbell, 1033 fen- 

tral av. They also eatertaiaid 

HarpW Bo»s, jr., who ha» just 

rtturnW froia a two months' vis- 

It fo Allaral, I 

Jlr, and Jlr». John Praiier and 

moghter, Betty, of Wayne, were I 

Week enfl resort viBitora at their 

eottage, PIT Central av, I 

Dr. nna Jlrg, Bobert O, Brick-' 

•r ana BonrBoMrt, of Highland 

Pfcrt, were Sunday rciort Visltori, 

Sir. and Mn t K •••• 

». ,„,,„ —... min tun situation, so that 

delta. Abbott, on 8th"at. fund? would he obtained as t|uick- 

Jlr. and Sirs. Raynwad Ouckes I.*" " e possible. 

nnd children, of Philadelplila, were .Senator Richard.') 

s«ek end rewri visitors. They think that funds On un/ itiim tin 

rtcd th« followinK rent 

easun: 

tiral av., for Uudoluh 

n, Philadtljihia, to Hen- 

y, of Drexcl Hill. 

We-dc \ i\ , foi Hm ry 

[er, of r r inkford to Dr 1 

wly (iiiniantuwn 

Ocean av., for Edward Da- 

(Vomlljury, to John ICiiholtx 

hihdclpbi i 

Kth t foi John Spi itt »f 

Ma, to Stanley Brown, of 

N. J. 

WeMn u foi Mrs H n 

Hoorcstiiwii, to Kuth Stcv 

West Philadelphia. 

Central av., for Rudolph 

irnan, of Philadelphia, to 

Troth, of Audubon. 

4th st., for John Epratt, of 

iphia, to Dr, Mclvin Smith, 

;iliiladelphia. 

Ocean av,, for E. Davis, of 

rj, to Mrsl J. Farkhlll, of 

-Hill 

•Ocean av., for Josftpli Diutz 

lutelphiii, to Mrs. T. J. Me 

i of Germantown. 

• Central av., for Rudolph 

lam, of Philadelphra, to C. 

lh, of WushiilKto". O- c - 

Afler an elght-jonr Imllld, res!- 

dimls qf Iflvo Mill! Ijejrh, doin- 

prlslng the fuiir Wililwoml enm- 

miiriltles, will Tote July 11 i'i do- 

whether tn nuiMB ("line •)• 

ull ot the toiiimuiiit'iM iiitu one 

KovBrnmental unit. 

Tlie conaulioailiiii iiill, pioviding 

for si special cldiainn, h:i>s been 

paused Iij- biilli lirAnrhiM nv (lie 

itnte inKiHUUurp, und HHutnd • tiy 

Governor ^luore. 

Under tlio lillL iniiniliicw!, hy 

SKCHililyniun William V. Hunt 

and supporled by Senator Chiirles 

t:, Itriiil, Wildwooci mui't favor 

tlio inenaure before it pan be- 

come el'i'iistivf. It Wildwood vnt- 

ei'H approve, I hat fliy niny tiikc 

in iiny or the other three dis- 

tricts which also approve. 

St'cmiil Glvrtlim In Knll. 

If the meiaei- la adopt nd, ano- 

ther election would he held in tlie 

fall to ilctci'mliio the form of gov- 

nrnnieiit. 

The bendfits of tlin merger art 

pointed out as ihe elimination of 

three of the four «et« of jjuvern- 

ment which now exist in Wilfl- 

wood, Norih wildwoiid, . Wust 

Wildwiiod and Wildwood Crejit, 

It also will increase the size of 

Wildwond, making it the largest 

city in the county, and third or 

fourth Inrjseat on the .iergey coast. 

Hut ^tattle Ahead, s, 

A hot battle is probable Jiily 

11, however. Wildwood city of- 

ficials are reported to he opliosf 

ml to the iiieiRer, although the 

people are about evenly divided. 

Went Wildwood fnvori consolida- 

tion, hut tlio front Is more qon- 

.ernail with an election next week 

to decide ihe form of govern, 

rnent. The sentiment of North 

Wildwond is being sounded out. 

ronxiilldntlon waa firRt broiich- 

ed in IHgrt by Senator- William H, 

Bright, now mayor of Wllilwond 

an opponent of the plan. He 

introduced'a bill liui it never 

left the cnnimittee. Thn samr 

fate iiiet ;i liill Inlrodiireii last 

year ' by Aascmblyman Evans C. 

Slaiiihler. 

Juniors' President 

At u qlasi meeting'last .IVlthiy i 

afternoon memberi of tills yenr'i I 

Junior claas at the high iehool el- 

eeied oifleera for next term, whon 

they will be .sealori, 

HerBcliel Shlding was re-elected 

preBidcnt of the clasi, Hoaerved 

in that capacity this yeav. Other 

"';erH chosen were: Albert Moy- 

vlce-prnaideiit; Ruth Leeds, 

seeretary iind Paul Lawless, trtaa- 

urer. 

High SchoolXX 

To Elect, Monday 

A Bonerul meeting o( the hiRli 

schobi athletic asHOclatlon will hi 

held on Monuay for the purpose 

of eleefing oft'icera ô snrvi> the 

next term. 

The jobs include executive' unes 

of the association, and mamujer- 

sbipH of the various school teums, 

NouilnatlonB wore made this week. 

Golf Club Caddies 

Lose to Northfield 

On Tuesday morning, Junp (], 

tho caddie team of the Northfield 

Country Club were iiiiests of the 

Ocean City cuddies ip an inter 

Un.iKKl art :M-*«PWM V •I'-.-i-, 

Mfrtfnt th^MhwlMi 6t;*Wflni oB:M 

,l»v« tUf.offilUnrht .pMW »Hs»U 

tat mil ike mpulf of ,«S«Wml BurBnt 

'for ilA* BUth UK .hull b. by InittlStjfl 

lp» oondoiti lati J *!•' btnwlh tb» 

gnranil.I»ld randylts nhftll esilini to tt» 

llBtBtlmi of thi. buiWhlE of itmeain *ni 

«JMn'br mid wnyiiiH to ill. noohwIM! 

monli, nineliinerlr ot meehiiniriil 

s, Tho Ilirtilenl wb«t Fhall to JlM 

J onci «uiMni«ea by rto City Wee. 

iBSDCgtof, I 

4. mint if lor nny rfiisnii nnj. »se- 

ilon of thli Ofdlnnnco Bho.II lio declared 

iilqiilil by any coyrt iif camiietent jurl«- 

dtcilon tin remainint! nectlon« of thin Or. 

iliniinco flhall rgniuin tti full ft>f£@ and 

iffoct ilalwlthiUndinu, , 

Sec, t. Thnt this Oidinnn! j i« ligrpbj 

dociHied to bo neeomnry in tliu intgrmt 

ublle hcBitli, »nfi'iy, HOHOEOI wolfire 

fire iiroventlon of nnd In tlio Com. 

unity 

Thnt u 

nrporiit 

!hl» Oidiiiiitic 

ilHSli 1 

lllctir 

c Si 

nil I 

ninety iiitys dr 

the i!«yi 

:l 

if thl» 

befrire tl 

svinK 

it esei 

ly iw 

.,fi 

in tlic 

epediim ! 

id. howr 

Any rPjictltifiu "f :1 ' 

Ordilinnpf'J^hiill bs dec! 

Ret*. T, Ths Oi'ilinnnt 

>rtlf5F 

Icilar 

ffioei 

flra 

id iii dufitult 

fine may be i 

jull fnc « tc ... 

y». nil 1" llu 

£ in tlie dlaern- 

np Cilhef office! 

violiition of thi. 

'd fi new offense 

«liiiil iako effect 

, .ha obovo nnliriiitiou ml mMed by thB 

boVd.of O0mmU«loB«rli of'lHo C4t*,oT 

Qeun Oltjf, New Jsr»er, M « meeting el 

MIA Bailed held on Ui« ItS dny, ot IVBt. 

itUy and will 1» iskoB up for Beeond 

icdins and fln«l imspso at a rneellnB 

_i, mid Boird to held on Uie 21«t i'Y 

%t June, Urn, in thp Cwnralmfanj": 

OuimlKtii. City Hall, Oeolin City, NSW 

Jenioy. at three o'elock In tHo ofitniooB, 

'Jwljaht navlnit llBig, whlth l« two o cloeK 

£B the afternoon, stntidard time, . 

HABnV A, MOiniS, • 

City Clerk, 

8.1B-lt.nf 1-0,70 

club irolf match, and the home 

oys were severely trottneed, 38 - 

17, Captain Harry Elwcll, playing 

No, 1 for Oceiui City, turned in 

the Inw medal Hcore of the tlay, a 

fine 77, in dnfoatlng Kdwafd De- 

faure, Northrieid 1 !) ^f^, I limn. 

CITV OF ni'KAN C1IT 

NEW JEIISEV 

URD1NANCK NO, jjll 

AN OltnlNANt'K rcBuiaiiiiE mMliiinieiil 

nnimttfRic.|ilfl, maetlinCfS' nnd inGeliaiiical 

dciifti, iht ulruilyre or biilldiiie fur 

which are litcatcd en ihe nccaii side uf 

iht urcnnfriinl pnhllB bgardHilk in tic 

fan C'iij', New Jc-facy, 

TIIK IHlARll OF COMMISSIONKKS 

OF TIIK CITV OF OCEAN CITY IJU 

'ORilAIN 1 :— 

gcf. !. Thiii Sill murliiinii'iii iifnutp- 

mpnlK. murhiiirf* iir niiîuuiiiiil liuvietis 

iseiiiod nn llic Orenn t;i!lt; of llii- sicfiui- 

fnini liuiiiir liannlwnlk in this City flinll 

ku Hfi cirttetl lllul rnnatruetcd, in n fir*J- 

•lirtigf isuiidinK nr mfuttuie for Ills? îimf. 

thill llimo plllill nul liu mis' n«i PIBIHI- 

Jithifi frnm Hiiiii liitiitlini: "i Hliuciuri; '" 

th» oulsiJo, from the gnenition of iho 

lid muchiiniciii Hinusiinieiil**, mmjhingi^ 

mt'chiiiiieili >!e¥icfa. 

Sec-. 3. Tho builiihiK ur nrucluri: nlirru 

the mctliiinicul iimusiraieiiK, iBiichiuory or 

mcc-hiiniriil dfviro i« oncrnifil PIII'H I""". 1 

toiicl fnoiliiiw for men (intl woini-n. ihe 

rlumbiru for which "hull t» In htrcinl- 

nnco wllli llic Plumliinu f«lo. of jhi» 

Ciiy mid iho FiimlruMInn or whlfh -hiill 

ho uiiilcr ihe aumfvl»inn «f ilio I liimiilm: 

""Sec "a." Every mivehiini! iimusfrnsnl. 

ini\f!rmeiy or mt'ciianicitl dcvlis c(cr!!|. 

PANAMA 

HATS 

MeetWood 

s._.—-———• 

Ishing Boat 

from Resort 

rtruda H." oaiitained by 

Jtbeii, it now doukinir 

Kt wharf, 808 Bay av,, 

"1 daily for tho fishinR 

t Chambers has over 20 

* fishing experience, 

#Ft he has galled from 

\ and last year he aailed 

Bte, He is from Elmer, 

mty. 

Jrtrude H," hai an over. 

f« 40 feet with a beam 

f!., Completa ac»jmoda- 

pffered passinBeri, both 

n: It is powered 

"lleo" majine en- 

Suspended Sentence 

On Perjury Charge 

CharleH lloney cnlnred, of Off- 

an City, was given » susiiemioii 

sentence of from 12 tn IS month,- 

In jail, Wednesilay, by Judir' l'.-il- 

mer M, Way, when Jlonpy plea, oil 

Kuilty to charftes of perjury. 

Money was! arrested in O/nan 

City n few mnnths aBn in cniinee 

tlon with the theft nf a iliaiiiomi 

ring. It wa.» learned later that 

hip testimony was false. 

Must Support Child, 

William lllovin, of Cape May 

who was convicted of u statutory 

crime May I, was sentenced to 

pay $3.50 toward tlie support ol 

the child of the woman he is ft! 

leged to have wronited, nnd Rivoi 

a susneuded sontence of 12 to Ii 

montha in jail, Wednesday, Juilfli 

Palmor M, "Way imposed the sen 

tonce, 

^Writer" 

Jailed 3 Months 

J\ Wtllismi Bates, of Newark, 

political write) 1 ! was genteneed to 

three months in the •efluiity jail, 

Werlnesday, when he pleadeii null- 

to issuing two fraudulent checks 

in Wildwooci last summer. 

Hates previously pleaded not 

guilty but

«," of Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence 

NIckerson, 41 W, lOtB si.,-sold 

the largest number -of popples for 

Called by Death 

[City Plumbing Inspector 

Once Champion Rower. 

^.îrsiz^&*' '•$&'• "colowd, "•*f-| 

lUftlMrnMBBt aw, Attantk City, 

w« #1W M§ dwiw of 80 days in 

Wi:«r itajrtn* away from Oeean 

gty forever yesterday, by Magls. 

WWte was arraigned Wednes- 

fay arrti to police on suspicion. 

When "|ri»ked" a number of ortl- Joseph H, Paul, 59, city plumb- 

i §!•> wen found on him that no lq « Inspector for two years and 

gentleman would carry. Included » well known character in Ocean 

were an ice pick, which White said r *"y for "'« P»"« II year's, died 

lie tarried for "protection, since 

_ ,** 'witii li,lii 

Sailing Daily at 9 A, M. from 

LEMONT'S DOCK 

308 BAY AVENUE Phone 1547 

The "Gertrude H" is a 4O.ft, boat with 

complete accomodations 

ROW BOATS FOR BAY FISHING 

MEN WOMEN 

Visit the Home of Perfect WA 

CERRUTI 

BARBER 

SHOP 

Phone 

1394.W 


PKHMANKNT 

$3-50 to $6-00 Special 

WAREHOUSE 

OUTLET STORE 

•— WE SELL FOR LESS 

831 ASBIRY AVE. 

OCEAN CITY, N. J. 

nm, i !*• Miiiivs 

Rose Dale Tomatoes 

Illili. »!»r 

Plain Olives 

28 oz. 

jar 25 

I.,\Klii: H1ZK (Whole c,r Hlinuk Hiilr) 

Skinned Hams 

Iceberg Salad head 

Slices of Ham ft 23 

Fresh Peas 

Meaty Cantaloupes 2 for 19c 

New Potatoes 

Shoulders of Lamb 

Legs of La 

or Hindquarters^ 

lb Yt 

KEG, l!h. 

Ceresota Flour 12 B5 

We FAXIT 

Gddenjkntam Corn » 

MM. Mr - ~ ~ ~ " 

Puffed Wheat 3 ** 21 

KK«, 1A,. UHitY'S " ~ •' , 5*1 

Rose Dale Pineapplfe 2 ^ 8 

nm. r,, 

Gauze 'fissue 

KWi. ISo 

Cloudie Ammonia 

REO, On 

Assorted 

flc (iiAXT HIZK 

(iiAXT HIZK 

Octagon Soap 6 

Maxwell 

House Coffee 

pkg, 

ban 

ft 

Whole Mi^f 

Cheese 

Strawberi7 Preserves 

10.2.45c 

SECTION—PAGE ONE Editorial the Sentinel Ee 

(cean City Sentinel-Ledger 

,-lt, Pcnllnel, EitBbllthcd 1111; Oeein City Lxlnr, Eit.bll.heJ 18(7 j 

•OitU City News, Biublltbetl KM: SsBtlnel-Lidiir-Naiil, Conuliditid 1928 

•• fccondrflnil »l«tt« •« the Port OBlei »t OeellB City. N. J,, 

FfW»y 

The Watch Tower 

Prank Parker Stock- 

bridge Looks Behind 

the Headlinea, 

JTER EXECUTIVr' 

Mon'i H«!!, Eighth «, »nJ Hnvsa 

NBWBPAPER I>UBLISHlNfi COMPANY, Inc. 

I1AV THORPE, Mitiin 

JOHN C, SMITH. Advertiiing HIBIBII 

s p ANGBVINE, Bdllor 

g. lit VBllS, AMiiUiit Wltor 

Frlee; II,CS p£r 

PAY FOR TEACHERS, 

rki. ( mrtio.w«ik hupinlioo to Up l»»T,.l>uiid «t» will Iml 

otff bmm mil far^lkltd iinl»n»tc*>«»a( "The Mîi MateSJJMWfc" 

POWEB OF WOBllS. 

If you wtre given the taik of advertising to the world that Ood 

cares enormouiiy for one huniau life—^no matter how wayward 

and wrong the life may be—how could you phrase a meisage more 

memorable than the parable o[ the lost sheep? How simple; how 

direct; how splendidly crisp and direct Jesus told It. Benjamin 

Franklin in his autobiography—that Ural great American "success 

BtOry"_tellB the process through which he went in acquiring sn 

effective style. He would read a passage from some great master 

id d tt d th 

T IMms a shame that public gchool teachers will have ot English then lay the book aside und attempt to reproduce the 

in so home next week with five months' pay due thought* in his own words, Coinparini his vtrslojiiwith the original, 

w B u , '" : , t JL_: :,, „„•,, „„, i.i,mvBn u,,*. he discovered wherein he had ahscured the thought, 01 

to BO home net w i p 

him ItoubtlesS most of them not only are "broke" but 

' There is a feeling that because city employes are paid, 

hool teachers.should be paid, We say that teachers 

hould be paid, no matter what the reason 

h it officials advance fund 

he discovered wherein he had abgcured the thought, or wasted 

words, or failed in driving sirnlBht to the point. Every advertising 

man ouKht to study the parables o[ Jesus In the same fashion, 

sehoolinis himself in their language and learning the four big ele- 

ments ««f 

New Torfcirs throw away efii 

year 70,000 tons of newspapers. 

jdrew. 

Oriita ql 

The 

o one 

"Dnn" 

owes It origin 

Young Man (slightly deaf but production, as circumstances de- vjj H t ^ , 

g Man (slightly a 

polite): "No, you're not,'mad- 

am, you're JUlt nice and plump. 

Small Bby: "Daddy was ran 

into by an automobile *«d h« 

t .to know If TOti'U ltt Urn 

p 

mand. 

the time of Henry 

VJI H t ,d t0 laye been M 

extremely shrewd in the manage- 

There (i a clgsr stand la New 

York that used to tell cigar* to 

former BreiWent Hoewr, 

Hoover used to I 

60 cent! apiece for hI8 

:' • • • ; • • * • • ; 

' ' i 

over night Mlt 

In 

a 

u 

control of dues that 

bl 

name 

, and., silver 

t«1»vfa««d to

TV .. .', .,• ; , & < < « . 

foW; Nabbed; Free Olem Uas ror 

y Feat- 

Affair. 

inoro variety of 

y than ever beroro, 

manual training and 

opened. In tno base- 

i of the Sigh school 

toith a large crowd on 

w tbe projects. The 

also be open 

Charges of vagrancy againBt Ar 

thle jtlaton," 34, oolorod, 1 of .3J6 

•West av.. were dismissed by Jlag- 

Istrato Qeorgo D. Richards, Mon- 

day, when It was shown thiit Ah 

tun has been working during the 

past winter. 

He was nrrexted when a prop 

Jfl also be open tqnleht. 

6 manual training dopaii- 

studenta .blossomed out 

timber of nttractive and 

illed pieces or furniture, 

l working ahowed an In- 

quality n..d quantity ov 

a 

ear. 

* G. KHby supervises the 

.training work; Clydo Hl- 

£» charge n[ tin- metal 

and mcclianicnl ilriiwlnt 

; and Mis* Poroihj 

director ot I lie mt ili- 

of tho major projects In 

I tmlalag art- a v, limit ( ol- 

etl by Mowmd nukli}, in 

i front bookense 1>\ Mm 

t>noy; ft morris chnir by 

Warren: 11 black walnut 

by Scott Shermnu; a 

desk by. Paul Admnfi; te- 

bookcnseH by Joseph 

«ind. Cnrllon Bakftly; II- 

book trough cuses by 

Booth and Franklin Bring 

and six walnut and IJHMI 

checLcibodidi 

work pieces on display 

two fire screens by Butcs 

a; a (lie top tuble by An- 

ftteffa; a floor l;inu» by Mati 

Wtirren; a set of andirons by 

§e; Sofroney; a table lnmp 

laadoTown, and an ntlrictiyi 

~" lamp by George Hitler. 

erty owner claimed ho refused to 

wash windows for 10 cents a win. 

dow, demanding JO cents, Alston 

Said he had, been Instructed by the 

man who told him of the job to 

get IS cents a wondow. He said 

he lad agreed to do the work for 

10 cents and went home to change 

his clothes when the property 

owner changed her mind. 

. —» 

Sea Isle City 

Couple Married 

John I, Gibson and Jean- 

ette Braca United. j 

Trip Home; Held 

But Charge is Driving Car 

Without License, 

The marriage of John I, Gibson, 

Sentinel.Ledger composing room 

employe and Bon of Charles W. 

Gibson, of flea TRIP city, to Miss 

Jonnetto E]talie!li Brrirn, tlniiBli- 

tor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Louis I 

Brdea, also nf Spit IR1I> rity, tank 

l 

jllon, there are many lens 

It" plece.s on display. 

of. tho .articles made by 

of the eiglilli grade were 

glow lamps, carved wood- 

boofc-ends, hanging bonk 

W in wood and metal, and 

trough tables. The seventh 

turned out such articles as 

and metal table lamps, 

wooden and metal enn- 

ers, and banging mutch 

Various kinds of tables 

jnAdo by tho 9th pradc us 

projects 

Interesting feature of tlio i UB 

y 

place at 10:30 a. m. Sunday In 

St. Joseph's Unman Catholic 

clmrnli. Sea Iain City, 

-Monsignnr Aioyaiiia Tinxl. pas 

tor of the eliureli, pmformed th 

eorcniuiiy, yylmh wns witnessed 

by a host of friends of the couple. 

Mr, olid Sire. Gibson left eurlj 

the same evening on n lioiiGymnoi 

trip, Upon tlielr return they will 

live at 411 Jl Pleasure ai., Bra Islt 

City. 

Mr. Gibson was gradiifitdcl from 

West ('healer Hi«!i School 

AlthouBh he mole gasoline from 

a car parked in nn alley between 

7 111 and Sih sis,, Jacob Holiri- 

slock, 17, of Philadelphia, was not 

proHeciitod for his crime, instead 

he was charged wlih driving «itn. 

out a license and fined $15 h> 

OBislraie George D. nlctinrils. 

The offense took plnee Sunday 

night, Hnlmstock, another youth 

and two Kills had driven here 

from Philndelphal that morninK, 

and in the evening when numii 

to atnri buck, their gaaollne Blip- 

Ply was low. Alihnimh some of 

tho party had money they decided 

to steal the (fas. As hcv made 

off with it. Hie nwnnr nf" the rm 

whoau tnnk wns drnined. saw 

them anil nollfipd police, 

CyclFinan U\l) .lohnsnn spoiled 

the ear nnd slopned thP- driver. 

He imnie.llutely made gaml for the 

Ens ami I he victim dropped tii 

chiirKcs, Then it was found Holm 

stock had no license and he wu 

arri-stpil. The fine was imposcii 11 

piilire court MniKiay, 

Resort Contractors 

Praised for Speed 

The Monlhan Contracting CO., o 

Ocean City, was highly compll 

mented by the county engineer, 

this week, for the speed with 

which the Beach av. bulkhead a 

ipa May was finished, 

Althouith held up for two week! 

by a delay in the delivery of ma 

iorinls, the entire job was done 

one month ahead of schedule. The 

work was accepted. 

TUP total cost of the job which 

cnnstati'il of 1,200 feet of bulk- 

lu'iiiiiiiKi amounted to $0,090. Th 

amount, ilup, after dniiucting one 

previous payment, was authorized 

pa ill. 

Drowning of Boy 

Kills His Father 

Wife Buries Husband; Ar- 

rives Here for Son's Body 

IS20, He liaa been a priiitt'r 

City (iver 

lit TO» a stamp collection 

wed by the s rpuialnder of the year 

^ lien TIP fnlleil in olicy liic police 

flnliii'dny. I'alrolmrin herry fnimd 

him Iniierins In nn alley iipinwti 

nnd told him to stay nn thn 

strenls nili] Kfi hoiiir 1 . A sllnri 

lime later nerry round him ,nc- 

nin. In n nearby alley. 

The luil rmild not expliiin his. 

acllons nnel wns nrrnsteil. He wns 

severely reprlmandei' by Îne 

Inile Oenrur W nichiinis, 

m 

pin* 

Measles Eplffemrc 

Is Subsiding Now 

A wave of measles in ml 111 form 

that iiwept the resort (IiirinK May, 

ia not? declining, nccnrninR to 

Harold Haffer, assistant city 

health officei 1 , in his report to the 

city commissioners, Wednesday. 

crayon hy Brnde students also in- 

vite attention, as do some nf thf 

hand palnied table envers. 

Send $1 for ilic next 

niiinlhs in" 

The 

ATLANTIC MONTHLY 

the mnst of join rriding 

Tnjov the wit the win 

dom thr companionship, the 

clnrm tint In\e nnde the AT 

LANTir fur >inMnt^-n\n leim 

's mo t quoted ind 

cherished img^nc 1 

Stni! 11 (montinnlnB Ihlj nil) 

Tho Atlantic, Monthly, » Arllnf ton Sit 

Gallon 

Jr. 0, U. AM, Host 

At Bigr Rally Here 

loin roiinril Sn. 120. Jr. 0. I". 

A, ^^.{ nf Ocean nty, win liri.ci 

ii several hundred immbors nf 

he order at n rnlly n- Ocean 

""Ify. Tiiesfliiy ni.aht. 

In addition in county council*. 

'enrcseniallveR from all "ver 

Smith .lcrsi TruBjim 

Slmulilf r lltmci, 

Ku.|nn«nr> Bind- 

ncklCF.s 

drivers, pspiwhilly UKIBM « IK, 

throw nnilliiiii to Hie williU Pi 

hiMhway Inlerneriionfc\ 

Two I'liiliidelphlaiis ijclviii: 

lirntlgh the lower port inn nr ilir 

'niinty were arrenfed ln*f week 

iliil fined jl Mu'h nnd t'osts for 

*r.'ii11 iiB lii use care nnd pinclrnre 

at inlersertlons," 

Five ranideii ynulhs worn in 3d 

in siispieloii when ihey li •.] thn 

wrong ael tif lleense pinIrM on 

their car. They were i'«1nfiNfil 

when f'nmden nolire said tlwy 

*ere not wanted there. One of 

hem was fined 120 nnd rrmtn. 

Prank Tolls, inns H, nth Sl.,' 

'hilndelphia, was hurt when Ma 

Gas is too expensive 

to waste. 

Let's see that your mo- 

tor is hitting properly. 

SHEPPARD 

BATTERY 

SERVICE 

MS ASni'RT AVF, 

OCEAN riTT, N, J, 

PHONE 7B2 

Announcing— 

the opening of 

Stadler's Cigar Store 

Hotel Elberon , 8th and Central 

L. Stadler, Ownw-Manager 

.50 TO 

We Aewpt 

Oeimii Ultj Scrip 

No Cost 

To Have 

Your 

Roof 

Inspected 

ftJl your buildingi with 

roefi rhot ore right and 

Wiolhertighf, Phone for free 

inipecMen, report and ejli. 

mstei bytKflirf foefing men, 

C. H. SHAW & SON, Tile. 

»M IJIh Si, .- m 

Phone til 

MORRIS 

Clothes for Men 

1501 ARCTIC AVENUE 

Cor, So, Carolina and Arctic AMI, 

^ ATLANTIR CITV, N, J, 

Tllo ihor, F.,l tine SI0B, ti 

r 

or, F.,l tine S 

Morrli 1 Corner 

__ A nopf fion svenv BUILDING 

COjrmiTE OFFICIAL 

Bear Wheel and Axle Alignment Station 

HIGH pnKSSURE CAH WASHING 

SIMONIZING 

Thnt H nirreKiit by Tlie SIOUX 

"GREAT... 

I've been hungry 

for a picnic." 

THERMOID and RAYBESTOS 

Brake Service 

Valve Grinding —, Carbon Cleaning 

By the Pamoug Sioux Method 

General Automotive Repairs 

* . . . - . . • _» 

Powell's Modern Super Service 

MTiWt 

NEXT-TOWN FRIEND, 

inspired by lovely weather, 

makes an early morning call to 

suggest one of those delightful 

"epur-of-the-moment" picnics. 

They'll call other friends, at 

i'. home and in nearby towns 

and in an hour or so they'll all 

be headed for a day of pleasure 

In the open. «4 

Telephoning brings swift 

action—enables you to pick a 

perfect day and know for sure 

. who'll be thin, ' 4 

Ifi inexpeniive. You can 

' cdl 18 miles far 15 cento; 24 

miles for 20 cents, anywhere 

in New Jersey. 

Fakes Drowning; 

Man is Arrested 

Forfeits $10 Bail After If- 

noring Warnings, * 

For swimming Inn far nut into 

tlie ocpfln, ignoring tlie 

life 

row n ing. 

2442 K 

lipHet 

liifhine, < 

if of the 

. "fnltinn" 

Annjinnsinn, 

nflfir .inntlipr 

nflr pang .inntlip 

ills ran nff the attniil- 

'iiad ami thp ear turnnil 

,.ver ivlH 1 !! lit 1 juvprvrfl h,io'< .... 

Hn was fined $3 for rrrhlesa ilrlv- 

I 

PUa, w 

Monday 

hii 

iiaon, and 

3 

throwing hi 

and irttlng 

'« nn avail 

y Cum, , 

•"" in i host, tai 

*-y 

E«ry VfVtKT 

t> Mall 

Rail Merger This 

Summer Expected 10b Mo 

R«vuion of Schedule* 

Looked for Soon. 

1 MAKHI.K CHAMPS TO | 

i III! FKTKD AT FLANDKHS 

I The annual banquet for 

j the national marble .champs 

I will be given by the Rotary, 

I and Klwanls Clubs, jointly. 

| this year, in the Flanders 

Botel. In part yean, the; BT- 

I ent, sponsored by Rotary. 

I has been held at the Yacht 

) Club, 

o • ——— ——— 

to find the Champion Marbles 

Player of America. 

«Hoin« .Run King,- "All-Am- 

erleon Back, 11 "Nationat; Open 

Qolf Champion," "Junior Tennis 

Champ" — none of thMe titles 

ore *ny proudtr ttaa , Witloual 

Marbles Cnamploii. 

none tu ifct» *tber: 

Consolidation of the Pennsyl- 

vania and Reading railroad* in 

iouth .Tereey ia eipected to take 

place before the summer season 

ends, according to press dispatch 

li 

g p 

in metropolitan 

this week. 

newspapers 

The first effect probably w|U he 

the changing of present schedule! 

order to remove competition 

between trains, where there are 

parallel linos now operating., 

It is reported that committees 

of both roads are now working 

on revised schedule!, but ftWHjei 1 

the Pennsylvania nor Heading 

gfailon agents here have.been no 

tilled of any changes. 

Under the merger plunl, ap- 

proved this week by the latentate 

J th P 

p 

Commerce 

the Pana 

«ealeitate then "geniraUy ni 

a deeided up-tuni in rent 

_, as hundreds of prospective 

nters kept them on the run from 

tMay to lunclay night «howinB 

[properties. Numerous leases were 

' Mil. 

.Host rooming houses hid iMod 

owns, while a number of rooms 

Mire rented in private homes, 

Which is unusual for June. 

The Atlantic City Electric co. 

ttports June tarn-ons are . about 

lip to average in Ocean Ulty, al- 

though they are slightly behind in 

other sections of tnis district. 

Extra BMchti Open. 

(Continued on B«R» •( 

[Townsend Held 

On Dart's Plaint 

| Tears Down Utter'* 'Duck 

Amos' Platform, Charge 

Otis M, Townsend, BB, ot 80S 

BatterBta rd,, resort building con- 

tractor and prominent worker in 

the chamber of commerce, was 

WlMMd under 1500 ball on Wed- 

nesday for a hearing iune 24 on 

rtaries of malicious mischief, 

Townsend was arrested at JOsSO 

». m,, Wednesday, by Patrolman 

urn after a warrant had 

sworn out by Thomas J. 

alleges that Townseud tore 

lt d it eulp 

l on pin I 

Capt. Lackey to 

Pop New Uniform 

To Command Police Dur- 

ing Absence* of Jemee. 

Beginning Monday police will 

start "emergency" hdurs and will 

have no days off, except .tor 111- 

ness. The eitra days will be 

made up next fall, with vacations. 

Captain Robert J, Laoksy, for- 

merty head of the deUctive bu- 

reau, has been given a niw tHle, 

(hat of Captain of Police, with 

authority over all other members 

of, the department .except Chief 

Jack Jernee; • . . ; 

Captain Laeky will don a uiil- 

form for the Brit time since he 

Joined the department, and will 

be In absolute charg* durlni any 

absince of the chief, ' 

The detective bureau will bB dig- 

cnnllnud,, in theory, but CaptaiB 

Lackey will direct any detective 

work required, and assign men to 

plain clothe* duty whenever need, 

ed. 

aylvanla truckage' tn OceaD City, 

from Bist it. north to the end o( 

the line, will be elimlaatecl, and 

the Beading system deed. Tly) 

Bea«lJ* "»i PannirtiWta tracks 

win •B.eBBtact4« ; 1rt Blst iH to 

UTM'.'SM W e City.* - a . 

Operatten of Hue m«*»4 line 

Will be vested In the Pennojlvan- 

la Railroad, whieo, secordini to 

the ligurea, baa done abqut two 

thtrda of the total buemegfl J,t the 

two roa^s. The Pennsylvania will 

have iwo.thHfls.of the,stock bqt|i 

in thdWest Jeriey und ^Mmt, 

and the' Atlantic 0W rmilrb'Mi, 

with the Reading holding the re- 

mainder, v •• '• ••:''•••• ••-, 

Elimination;- of dttpHeatt roaB- 

brf, stations, jind wrrtM, is «»« 

peowd m.wis irtotfll ^tfMMM 

"~ '• ytoj. laha-lMtt^t ' "" 

of opiriilion wlthlh T tai kipBrt 

enuiB. :, ; , _2_-••'.'.'• ,'•;*• •.}• 

Sack's Hearing 

by, j f 

now. -in th,t1cX» 

^tlll WB( la thj lank' and 

holding 

in Scrip Each 

In Lieu of Salary 

School* Clota Here with S 

Months' B«ick Pay Due; 

Total of $1,768 Di.bur»- 

ed to School Employes 

STATE IN NEW MOVE 

$12,000,000 Bridge Bpndi 

May be Sold to Relieve 

Emergency; Legislative 

Leaden Approve Plan; 

Teachers and employes of the 

Ocean City schools received $26 

Mrip cash, Wednesday, in lieu of 

live months back salaries due 

them. Tn many teaohers It pro 

vlded carfare home fpr the gum 

iuer, 

I TbO scrip wna turned over to 

tbe board of education this weeK 

' by tbe city, us the balance due 

for the current school year. The 

city IIOIM not owe enough to the 

board lo meet un entire payroll 

Tlie total amount paid out wo* 

f 1.768. In ubout TO emplayts. 

Hand Sale Mity Aid TMebeii 

ltcpublli.'un legislative ' leaders 

bis week agreed upon a, meanii 

of providing funds for Bfihool sys. 

team, under the Read.Itlcbardsr 

bill passed gevernl weeks ago. 

The moans will bo by sellini 

iiiiiiQ 113,000,000 worth of bonds 

in tbe Philadelphia - Camden 

bridge, now owned , by the state. 

With the revenue, tho state trebR- 

iiror would adviinco stale school 

taxes to counties now delinquent 

for 11)31 and W,Vif and the funds 

Would he apportioned by the coun- 

ty (u tlie various school districts. 

Vend IN CniifUent, 

Cnpn Miiy Ooiinty may receivo 

funds before tiny other roiinty 

since iippllcntliin already is on 

file with the stsite treasmgr. and 

was the first to be filed, 

"I fuel confident that the teach- 

ers will soon receive their bach 

salaries," Senator phaVles C 

Head wild thli week. "We h.ivo 

been assured of the neeessafy sup 

port in the sale of the bonds, and 

state the market 1B good, they 

should be sold almost (it once 

anil the money ma do nvaihible 

within a short lime." 

The stnto asnnlq imnwd the an 

tlijj approprlntlena bill which li 

the lowest In- 10 yBars nnd fl, 

748,097 under the figures prapoiet 

by Governor Moore. 

w Instructs Police 

To Circular and Hand 

i ">'î^Mv 

Commencement Throng 

Hears Warm Praises For 

Unpaid Teachers 'Loyaky 

Music Pier Packed to Capacity, Scores Stand, as Second 

Largest Graduating Class Receives Diplomas; 

Stannard Applauded as He Lauds Teachers 

By HAROLD LEE 

Over 1200 persons—the largest audience on record — 

filled* the municipal music pier to capacity, Tuesday night* 

.when 79 boys and girls received their diplomas of gradUtt-aaajy, 

tion from the Ocean City High School. -• ']«*%» 

With scuts In the bull seatingf; 

1100 iienuuiH. anil at least another 

100 standing during the ceremon- 

d idt 

VIOLA1 

M. B. 

bimrtl 

les, Dr, 

of the 

sented dinlomaB to. 

31 BlrlB, (he second ' 

IJ^Hli!e;ir,l«e on non-stop- 

peM^.rtpPi'rtrtsisjwUl be In. 

itHut 1B lucky • enough to he 

Ocean City . 

r leash, iind wlfflout ownen at- 

icked, will beifftlr lame for thi 

dog catcher, Harold Hager. ae- 

Blitant health officer, 

last night. 

Mr. Hager reported Ihat the dog 

utehmt Has hii tru

m\ 

Ills ordinance is her-eby same way. 

• * * . 

Knell mornlne the district 

fliampinns will limber their fin- 

ani's, dust (iff their knees and 

knuckle down at the perfect 

nrnfeaulonril rln(R on tlia heacii 

before Ocpiin Tlty's broad 

m.ublp to 

a\ci n ni 

"boardwalk fruni Julio 20 to 30. 

IJut as Boon as (lie inqnilng'« 

play ii over, the 40-odd dlstricl 

elmnipii will make a dash tu 

thqir hathliouseji for a swirt 

cliitHKB into swimming toss und 

a plunge Into the Invigorating 

Atlantic brine. 

Or maybe it will-he to imllsli 

up for a Htroll along the broad 

boardwalk, or down the gliBten- 

Inu white sntid bench. Or umy- 

bo it will IJO Cor an hour's aim. 

bath cm tlio beach, digging anil 

burrowing into thn mind — liot 

on top, coo! beneath, ^|ust the 

place to deon'en that athletic tan 

nnd cno] ofr from the sun's 

hottest rays. 

Or mayor, It will he a dasli 

lifter jiole und line and halt, nnd 

some sea fishing, for fish or 

eraha, 

* e « 

For miles and miles, us fnr as 

ono can sue, thn great heach 

Btretcheii, nuirvelomi with ths 

white sand's glisten. 

The lmfirilwalk oxtends for 

nilles nlnng It In Iwo directions. 

It is built like n dance fluor. of 

the finest 'wood that lintiiry 

could buy, nnd Is nnclinrwl in 

the sand hy ennrt'pto piers, l! 

is one of the great show pianos 

of the enmit, AlottB it dav i.tiii 

niBlu stroll (hniiHnnils (if holl. 

daylnK neople, bright In suininov 

clothes and liathlng tn-fs 

laughing nlonts wiih the nhl At- 

lantic, spraying on one Bifl(i nml 

dniipns or IftfIs shops and his 

hojels on the other. 

There are .scores nf pianos tip 

fish, anil evory innrblcr will uu 

on at least one (ten]) mn fish- 

Ins party. 

White 

49' 

We i«y: While they Iwt! Becau^ 

bench sandals will sell- quickly at 

a low price. The smart, cool, ce 

thing to wear on the beach — and .r 

thrifty thing, too. Of pure linen; crepe 

soles, Cuban heels, white only. 

Enjoy the Thrill 

of Driving the FORD 

NEW V-8 

Free Demonstration 

Just Phone 800 

Tn drive fliin inarvcluii^ ciir 

yonrwif will MI yon more 

than a iitilllnn ivorils. 

Edw. G. Kurtz 

rono FACToiiY DEALER 

1$'% .Wlitntic, Otean Cily 

PHONE 000 

And thp service an>! tlip sc:i- 

| fond clinnpiB ni tlie hVi hnlels! 

There isn't n ililnit IIIPP" hoiei 

pnonly won't do for a nmrii:i> 

champ. 

On down the hnacli is pl.iy. 

land, wStli pnnifs, niorry-^tt- 

roiind, skihall eouilsi, and n"doi!- 

eii otlipr flsliirps nil sp| m en- 

tprtain tjip viniting inarliters. 

nistrlct chniiipiiiiiii iilayiiiji for 

Brealer honcirs are celebrities nt 

Oppan City, inpn though hund- 

reds cif celehrilles visit the re- 

sort every yenr. The miiynr. 

the city conmilssidiierM. anil nil 

the other ufrieliils have jiiinetl 

to malic ihe week HID Brenles! 

tlie mnrhlei'ji imve ever known. 

The diatlief clinmns are gj 

of the city, wiih liiidBes so ev- 

eryone will linoiv it. Anil if thp 

J-Oling ninriilers slionli! frjlfe-ft It. 

Oeean city will remind them of 

It soon enoiiEh. 

Summer Dresses 

SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE! 

Get this straight — these aren't 98c dresses. They're all worth more, 

as much as twice the price. In this group — Piques, Voiles and Knit! 

dresses. 

COMPLETE RANGE OF SIZES 

98< 

SAND STORES 

WITH SELECTED MERCHANDISE TO f I2fl 

Unemployed Women and Girls to Camp 

Sluther Meturni 

Mrs .Emma Tuwnsiuu, mot 

of Dr. John: fl. To 

ed to her home at 

yesterday, after havlni 

winter and spring montiifi'l 

city. She expects to return if 

resort In the early fall,, 

""• j 

Now York clothiers uy liJtfl 

iption of beer by ff" 

to call for latgir i 

The average church 

""'"" ' ris a 

June 5, 1933 

LOW PRICE CARS 73, CrfflAP CARS 

«• do not build a low-prioa oar: the cost to us-of buildins our cap 

is pretty high, . 

But we do sail a high quality oaf at a low prlee, . 

AlBOSt every new Ford V-8 oar we have built so far this ysar, has cost 

BOM tS'ttaaufacture than its sollini Rrioe/Was, As you buy them at only 8490 

to 1610, we have to depend on inepjaaini volume, to make up the differenoe. 

The Mason for this is simple: —a aanufaoturer who gives good value 

Bust expect to loaa money on the f^rst cars ho sells bocauae he cannot 

eharie all his costs to the people who are first .to buy. • 

But with the purohaaBP it is djffBrBntj— ho oannat afford to loae 

^ything on a ear. It must give him full valuo from tho first, and keep 

en'giving him full value for year#, 

: Two "things make possible our dombinatisn of lov prloBS and hiih cost 

flViality: t • 

1, Volume Produotion , 

2, Taking only one profit 

:"•;•• First, we set our prioe at what wouldbe fair to the publio on the basiB 

of eoonomies we •njoy in volume produciion. Then, in order to. Justify and 

Bfciatain our low price we must get..volumo sales.. , 

•^tvîB iVpoBBSthat a oar whSehvis[ really htgh-cost to make, is also 

ilOw-Bokt io buy, •••' •• -,..-! * '•'.'••. ' '•/'] \ " ' ,, ,',i; ; L,R, '; • • .•'.' 

; ^:' • TOere ii a dif ferenoei bet#tenj'a 'cheap- eiiw^fflSa.;10y-priooj high , 

fqâiityiear.'': • . ' >.-;:,.:•::.,.;....,..- ;; " V'T. /•.•••,. , •- • 

^5; jWi^ priqea are alwasta'fiXeiJIat a point'whiol^ftlws it profitable for a 

viâiîef to buy, , -. -i • >:'- u In the best 

•iS^fonnunceofthtdaT. 

Ftolril inuini. when , K |, wtt11 " 

1 T six runs, Henrlod drove 

: and scored one ol them 

f slith Inning was Lhe turn- 

[(he tide against (he Rotar- 

fte piled iip a six run l*ad 

I their toes in the two op- 

itis. KlwBDii got* the 

thtn in the fifth sent 

> across, one more In the 

Bd ii ellnchlng three In 

jtenlh and last, 

I of the seven riing aequir- 

Rotary were made possible 

b h h work of Leo 

any amount ot extra work tiee« 

eiBury t0 prepare our hoys and 

girli fhr the maelstrom of life, 

lu bfbulf ciC the board of fduea- 

tlon I want tu thank the teachers 

for that loyalty," he concluded, us 

hearty applautia broke out, 

Itelelily 1'rilMi Tuachi-rs. 

Otto W. Belahly, principal or 

school, spoke a, few 

words to Introduce the class, and 

[followed the same trend, remark, 

ing that the teachers have,, it 

anything, Intensified {heir efforts 

this year. Since he has been prin- 

cipal here over 700 Ktudentg have 

been graduated from the school, 

he mild. 

. j..^. salutatory address etroBB- 

ed principally the fact that the 

people of the United States must 

forget personal or petty gelrlnh* 

and work for the common 

(ir American elvUissntion will 

iloclin.:. ' 

His address, eiilkied "The White 

Flower," was based upon an an- 

cient Arabian legend, in which a 

mystic white flower was the sym- 

bol by which nations lived. It was 

the symbol of cooperation nnd 

brought prosperity to those hay. 

Ing it, he said, 

(,'hilUiitiun In Danger, 

"The iieellne of civilisations in 

to their places on the platform, I imba by Joseph Conway, Atlont 

bordered with KreenW, whil 1 h Cit ii Th ltr o 

hi^h hl ht l 

"PBUMt's Marcl 

by MendeliEohB 

mained 

otay 

the ash 

F ,un •«,. work of Leo 

who uuundad three bits In 

• at bat. Leach rjn 

,j ( CIOBU second 1B indiv 

Iwofk by forcing In three 

[ahead of him and; scoring 

, Two of his hits were 

and the other u single. 

Striken Out I'i*e, - 

Me, nn the mound for Kl- 

turned in a good day's 

by atriklng out five men 

I walking hut one. French 

mi. Rotary twlrler, In- 

>re behind the plate 

and Rotary, respec. 

iu(h goad baieball was i'lrf- 

u in parti of the IMsle, 

B /comie errors hy" the infield- 

made Dlayers of both. niues 

wth glee in tnanv in- 

red with KreenW, while 

chool orchestra playe.l 

the 

.. the 

froin Athaliu, 

The audienci re- 

while tli 

City muMLiun The orcho^tia op 

eneil the program with "Mignjfl 

F ttt Oveituie, 1 by Bjuirmnn 

munii*d ^tandin^ while tht, la^^ 

left ifUr the ceremimy to the flu- 

IL ot o ' Willinm Till Oiei 

ture ' 

Musical Numbers Heard 

'1 hi \ iking Slum?/' b\ S Coler 

ldge laylur, ami fomi to tln- 

Fur, by Martin, fiern **unk A* 

ieeial numbers by a mix^d choi 

H of abullt I r i bov? tind îrl^ An 

hpi miticlal musical nuniht i \ i 

the 'Huârv," plii\cd on the u 

of the 

Jameh Smith, 

atmjc cli 

are Jameh Sth, president, 

rimilts V ill, %lLL-pre ident, Juir 

Jleredith Van H»in, icinta, , aiul 

W iltLr J nalmido, Litaûrrr, 

IIIL tld* 11 ^ inlniT i pie blur ~n I îl 

\et tllL motto I aboi tonqut-r'- 

Al,!,' mil tin Ua flowtr t ,i fai- 

L,i t me not 

Munli! i of the aloomi a

flat' 

-j/tiWbiitioai 

•BMon nine* 

•ftMr'jbtaiB 

here thin 

.ara fw lie team 

tMI*h a 

* Tn 

of Mgfc nn 

*"> Jowey 

, with the arl>vilule 

Wtobe announced within a 

ti'teH days. , 

BJP«i M Xtt. 

ptjnogt on the spur of 

- the team, which has 

ftctad' ibelf a 

iSBwMlor tin L -tmitlmii 

ou municipal field ntirtl 

night. The; o^tnbr gaine 

at tM regular campaign will be 

itfayed next Thursday. All games 

will btgitt at 8 B, m,\ 

Tho advent of tbis aggregation 

QMBB. that two, and jHwalbly 

. thrMVpunei will be played 

Municipal . ffeld ev*ry week d 

Iny the uummcr. Judging 'by the 

CSllbre of tbc above players, tho 

new team, la which Maglnnls wus 

tfci.Brimi mover for organisation, 

should mop up opposition. , 

X." Prtsent plans arc to p^ss the 

rhat nt the games, with no fixed 

admission charge. * :. 

In the gap, left durii-g the 

Wffl the firemen do not 

^,,.^.(:ta,,tlie,oH^* ojf 

teinporary< manager, on 

Jf? .'efentaftj the •' nine 

sr^*:preMBt elec(ed Joe Ml* 

^Wî'JfSi Who is one of 

•••^""ir.^pefformera for the 

. JscSbol hfee, M well 

|Bere,v|0r ijta' heavy clout- 

Sim Oft, • 

„ ,T ne Corson, Jr., 

Tom Jeanneref, Dean 

nd, Charlie Adeliitfn nil 

local ball players. We 

w 

ijined to play. 811! iiodo 

[MBi ^Boiijtlittty, .two Mitre 

"tltfllaytis iommering here 

thevjirrteBt' line-up. A 

fc^lêryeg nrobaWy will b» tak- 

Equitable Firm to 

Convene Here Again 

After an absence of a year, the 

E. A. Woods Co., of Pittsburgh, 

genemi ascnts for the Equitable 

Life Aisuranco Co., will hold a 

fenenl conference in tola city 

tula year. '. 

The agency first came to the 

resort' In 1930, and repeated in 

1931, hut lost year did not con- 

•rent. The headquarters will again 

be In the Flanders Hotel, ' 

About 350 delegates are ejepedt- 

ed to attend. Although somt TOO, 

Invitations have been sent out. 

Most of the delegafjs w|l' arrive 1 

on June 5, with a, few more com- 

ing June 6, when the contention 

will be opened with ft welcome by 

Mayor Harry Hemiley. 

A varied program Is being ar- 

ranged for the delegatis, includ- 

ing golf, tennis, (winimlng, fish- 

ing and Balling, as well an social 

events. 

RuMl T, aiiffivood, fr!i,,j .,nd 

alleged financial renHdant uf tnrnu-i- 

mnyor jimmy Wijlkpr of ,%,.« Yurii 

is linck ofn.i- 81 muntfm nhaunii. \o 

fact, court cliflrg invulvinii a m 

llsn and a *jt),UOO ennta-nipt iini- 

Shepuuoi! (li«up|.r,,d pr^Klii,.. Uie 

Appeals Drop on 

Assessed Values 

Hearings to be Conducted 

Here Tueeday. 

[Defends Conduct 

OfSta^^le 

Majority Real, Friendly Hu 

nians, Kiwaniaiu Learn. 

The antics of a few of the pro 

fession that gained th%m headline 

in tho newspapers /have causii 

many persons to have a miscon 

ceptlon of the stage and stngi 

folks, nhamberlaln Brown, theai 

Heal producer, declared in an nd 

dress to the Kiwnnis Club at ih 

golf club, Wednesday noon 

Fortunately, he said, this 1m 

presslon disappears whetf the pub 

Ue becomes acquainted with tin 

real slurs of ihe stage and find' 

that they are real, friendly lm 

man ilmings and not objents o 

curiosity. 

The profession, he said, is one 

that demands much of the artists' 

time if ihoy are to remain atflip 

lop, and tew find time to attend 

Ilifi wild parting that some people 

I think is a daily performance with 

(hem. 

The snonkpr pointed out thai 

the movies arc depending more 

upon (he legliimale stage to pro- 

vide Kiais and productions tliaii 

ever before, 

AM-, Brown Is directing nplivl- 

lies at the Apollo theatre, Allan- 

tie City, 

Fashion Notes 

The quaint drop yoke and puff 

sleeve are youthful and pleasing. 

The skirt has straiglit, lines, and 

plait fulness, besides servicealile 

packets. The waist blouses Blight- 

- Lml lotnfwt 

JTfK 0 

JUARANTKEP 

FIXTURES 

" One Week Onl 

H«BfT Metal Chrome 

' "Modernistic" Doable 

Sink J'nncet 

_^-efnn It*. 

(iunrantrril irntib 'tkA 

rjiijFf fre«lv 

Ralph L •Mi 

STH* 

JUST LIKE NEW 

Panamas Reblocked 

Furs Repaired 

and Stored 

OCEAN CITY 

TAILOR SHOP 

i. T. TALKSE 

IfiC ANliiirj Avenue 

OCEAN CITY 

jfc* Hmsft, eilSim- 

FROM THE DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT 

TO TAKE OVf 

Special Chicken Lobsters, 35c—3 for $1.00 

Chicken Croquettes , ,..„ , .„.:.... 3 for SOc 

Ctam Chowder ..;.....................:......, 

Deviled Crab* 1 

Deviled Clams „„„.,„„.„„,. ,„„.„„„.. ;.. 

Crab Cakei ;..„....„. ,..;, 

Cod Rih Cakes ; :„..„..... 

Whole Roairt Chicken „.,.„, 

Potato Salad , .'..,. 

ColdSIaw. •. .... * 

:....... ptot 20c 

.:..„.. ,.,.:2Sc 

.:... 3 for 2Sc 

.,..„,*..... ...:. „... 3 for 25c 

.: ;.....»....,,..„ doien 30c 

„..;........„.„..... each 7Sc 

pipt 20c 

,,..,..,.,,.i,:...,., pint 20c 

HOT FROM THE BAKERY 

Sticky Cinnamon Buns , „,,„ doz 30c 

Sunmii* Rye Sandwich Loaf „,., 40c 

RoIU ;.„„„.„„ ;,.;, • dog 2^c 

Tea BiKuiU, S P. M. d«Uy (hoi) doz 20c 

Macaroons »„,.„.......„.„ .' _ Jr) 7Se 

Aitorted Fan^ Cakes , , ,,.,.,.,.,: ;, fb 7Sc 

w#H 

mm 

Boardwalk 

Restaurant 

ou 

NOT a claim, A fact! Every test of 

tire wear that we have aver made, 

or had made for us, has shown 

7% to 36% p/us mileage with 

TEMPERED RUjHK, And if Is your* 

in U, S. Tires without a cent mere 

ID cost ' 

mo 

m i I 

TIRE 

at no 

extra cc 

PALMER TIRE SEi 

U19 Anbury Avenue 24flou » 8e ^« 

PALMER CHEVROLET 

U.S. GUARD 

4 -50-21 ..-..,. 14,80 

4.75-19 ... $5il5 

«-25-18 $6.25 

foes with 

ION—PAGE ONE 

City Sentinel-Ledger 

Editorial Paile of the Sentine 

Cltr New'. MshHAed'IMS; BcBtlMULcdmr-NHii, Oouolitittd 1)21 

«I the Pout OHk. u OniB City. N, J,, 

of M.rch 1, 1111 

Wtiin 

«J Men 1 " Hill. Blthtii it, mi H»v«a «»„ 

» «*• • - ; 

PUBLISH1NO COMPANY, IneS, 

Sdttor BAY THORPE, Maiugs? 

Mi witof TOHN c, aiirtH. Adv.rtiUM.Mnmt 

•iftHriptloii FriMi 11.60 

THE CIRCULAR NUISANCE 

SAN CITY is being subjected just now to a veritable 

atom of circulars and handbills, distributed here 

irgely by out-0f4own firms that seek by this method to 

ke busineis from local firms, 

These circulars, some of them of blanket proportions, 

Utter doorsteps and blow around the streete, adding to 

work and expense of the street cleaning departmnt, 

jy are deposited Jn parked automobiles and thrown to 

v pavement by enraged motoristi. 

Mayor Heaêy announced yegterday that he has in- 

ueted the police to stop diatribution of circulars on the 

u'eitg. This will effect some relief, but not much. Most 

[ them art left at door steps, from where they blow — 

• are thrown by home owners—to the street. 

The ordinance now in effect, prohibiting circular dii- 

ributton on the streets, should be amended to prohibit 

ajf being deposited on door steps and in automobiles. 

Local bu«n»8B is entitled to some protection, and the 

as a whole would be thankful to see this nuisance 

atcd. 

The CUw(0 Exposition started by light that left the liar 

Areluru* forty ymum ago. You rewmber, that's wht-n we flrit 

itirted Is try te get lower taxes from the le " * * 

i NOW Wm BBTTIR RAILROAD SERVICE! 

IT ia confidenltly expected that Ocean City will enjoy fast- 

1 er and better train service before the »eaaon ends, as 

the remit of the railroad consolidation, which has now 

en approved by the interstate commerce commission. 

Railroad officials are reported to have predicted that 

the merger will become effective this summer. It is to be 

wted that it wjll be put through with all possible 

id, to stop the heavy losses which the two competing 

ads are now •uffering, and that the duplicate tracks and 

[Uipment will be removed quickly to stop unnecessary 

•in through taxes. 

i With losses turned to gains, and with the running time 

*rom here to Philadelphia shortened, better service than 

•has ever been possible before, is anticipated for the re- 

port's railroad patrons. j 

Shortened running time, adequate service and reason- 

le rates will tend to increase Ocean Citv's commuter 

pulation. 

Thin nation la divided into two claties—those wlio were 

on J. P. Morgaii'B favored list, and us secondary Muckers who 

bmiRht Blocks at the advanced prices. 

GULP STREAM—AND SUMMER BUSINESS 

week end was unusually active for early June. 

> v who wpie to the shore it probably would be found 

It they exceed corresponding periods for several years, 

improved financial conditions may have accounted for 

mall part of the influx; but the unseasonal heat wave 

Ihwijted the cities caused most of the visitors to 

i to the shore, seeking relief. 

i the heat continues the rest of June it will go a long 

toward offMttina the fact that Philadelphia schools 

Hot close until nearly the end of June, 

shrank Paijser Stockbridge, in "The Watch Tower,'on 

ipage lait week, advanced a reason for the heat. He 

|the Gulf Stream is 100 miles nearer the New England 

ra than it normally is. It may be nearer here. He ex- 

tad that the Gulf Stream starts in "the boiler' —the 

jtow Gulf of Mexico, where the water is heated clear 

|lebottom by the sun. Then it flows through the Flor- 

i'itraits and up the American coast, 

fin the pant he said, shifts in ocean currents have 

Wciv&ons,\nd he Held out the ponibility that 

lihtft in the Gulf Stream might make palm trees and 

rihges grow on the Maine coast. 

fKrhap. the change has set in. If so, we probably can 

pelpate a remarkable season this year. 

». * raESB ARE PLYING TIMES, 

p American aviator, James Mattern, breaks the world's 

*•: record for air travel between New York (ja«»- 

; The FrasldtnVi wife flies across the «nitnt. Frank 

1 1 flies from Los Angeles to New York without touch- 

ft 

„ be looking up. Of course, some of the 

War in Anwrlla ai it has been for years in Europe, 

m » only & yews since Lindy flew the. Atlantic. That 

»-gav» commereWl aviation its first great •££ in 

•tea. Ve Had lagged behind Europe in .the dpyel°P 

STER EXECUTIVE^ 

Suppljitif a wHlt'to-wttk iiu|)jntioo (or l|ie fc*»vy-buiiJriKd wbfl will hnd 

SIMPLICITY AND BTMNGTH 

Jeiug hutwl prosy dullneas. He praiied the Centurion 'who wai 

annious not to waata hla time; the only prayer which He publicly 

commended was uttered by a poor publican who merely cried out, 

"God, be merciful to me a sinner," A seven word prayer, Jesus «all- 

ed it a good one, A glxty-eight word prayer, He salt!, contained all 

that men needed to say or God to hear. What would Hia verdiot on 

most of our prayers and our speeches and our advertiiements 1 

Jesus' language was marvelously simple •— a second great egsen- 

tial. There ig hardly a gintence in His teaching which a child can 

not understand. His illustrations were all drawn from the common- 

est experiences of life; "a sower wint forth to sow"; "a certain man 

had two sons"; "a man built hia house on the jands"; "the kingdom 

of heaven is like a grain of mustard seed," The absence of adjec. 

lives is striking-, Henry Ward Beeoher saicl once that "to a large 

extent adieetlves are like leaves on a switch; they may make it look 

pretty, as a branch, but they prevent it Htriking tinRlingly when 

you use it, J 

"I recollect a case in which my fatlier at a public meeting was 

appointed to draw up an article," Beeeher continued, "He had writ- 

writing out this resolution in its original shape that wag the way 

I wrote it, but to make it stronger," I took out the 'exceedingly'." 

Jesus used few qualifying words ami no long ones. We refer to 

those three literary masterpieces, The Lord's Prayer, The Twenty. 

Third Psalm, The Gettysburg Address. Recall their uhraseologv. 

# * * * " ~° 

Our Father which art in Heaven hallowed be thv name, 

s * * 

The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want, 

* * * 

Four score and seven years ago. 

« * * 

Not n single three-syllable word; hardly any two-syllable words. 

All the greatest things in human life are one-syllable things — • 

love, joy, hope, home, child, wife - trust . faith - God—and the great 

advertisements generally Fpeaklng, are those in which the most 

.imall words are found. 


Frank Parker Stock- 

bridge Looks Behind 

the Headlines. 

SHIM'LASTKIt , now u«lqii« 

Looking througli some old 

family papers at my farm home 

the other day I came across a 

curious relic of my childhood. 

It is a U, B. 25-cent paper note, 

Issued in 187S. 

When I was a small boy thin 

paper fractional currency, which 

rejoiced in the popular name 

of "ahlnplaster," wna the only 

equivalent lor quarters and half- 

uollarM in clriMilaiion, This uld 

hill is about mi insh and a half 

feiue and two and a half inches 

long. 

It seeiiis to me thnt It Is only 

the very young or those who 

hiiVe never Htudled history who 

(inject to ehangPB in our niiiney 

ByBtem, in my lire time the 

United Stales has gone from bi. 

metalliani (o tho gold Bfandard 

ami off again, from greenbacks 

ID "lirinl money" and back ag- 

aln, from cheap dollars to high 

diilliirs nnd back ugain, Bui a 

dollar has always been a dollar, 

so far as domestic trade goes 

It is only when we have to 

Irade with fnrclgners whose 

money standards are different, 

that the chape, malarial or gold 

content or equivalent of Ihe do!- 

lur makes any renl diroFpene, 

The Worst Kind of Sabotage • 

Week; Power in Wopda CopyrieM, CSEBpftnF 

Your Health The Nut Bowl 

By Dr, John Joseph Gainea 

IJi PRKSKNCE OF THE SICK 

Last Sunday afternoon, [ nar- 

licipated In a rellgluus service 

in a Veterans Hospital in my 

town. . . In the greut assembly 

room was grouped n goodly 

number of the young men who 

bad laced enemy cannon, and 

name away vietorioiiB, but at 

what coat! To me, it was a pa- 

thetic view, as I sat on the plat- 

form with the choir or my 

church, looking into (hose fuc 

es, now sober, with lines of 

suffering that might never be 

erased, even with the splendid 

care they were getting, 

I just wanted to tell you — 

we actually sang a FUNERAL 

HYMN to those boys at t. end 

|| tjje sermoni Arter 

Her; Do you see that young 

iiian standing next to the flivver 

with the golf pants on? 

Him: I see the man but I 

don't see the flivver with the 

KOlf pants on. 

"I didn't know your son was 

in college." 

"Oh, yes," 

"Is be n freshman?" 

"Indeed, no, he's a sycamore," 

COINS . . , need Wie piece 

In the same collect lun I found 

Home old cfiins, und hutited 

ihrouBli an ancient desk to see 

if 1 i-oulii find out what ever 

became of a aljt-slded gold .iBg- 

le that my giaiidmother used to 

have. That is une of the rare 

I'niim, ISHtied by u private mint 

in Cnlifornia in the 186u's, that 

iirlng high prices from collect, 

iilii. I found no trace of that, 

nor of the aprrnd-eagle cent of 

IHBi; which was one of'my fath- 

er's curios. 

I found a tiny silver five-cent 

liiere. preeursnr of the "nidi- 

(•I." nnd other rnins familiar to 

my boyhood, such as the two. 

t'»tit ploce, the old copper pen- 

liieB, bigger than n tnmrter of 

.today, nnd the nickel three-cent 

piece, about the size of a dime. 

I think thn coin we need most 

nnd never have Iind is n 2H>- 

cent piece. 

MSMti 

TIN1*"" 

Paste Pot and Shews OCEAN CITY'S 

"While I draw this fleet ing 

breath— 

"When mine eyes shall close In 

death—" 

We Bang just that, A beauti- 

ful — an Immortal hymn, but a 

veritable bayouet-tliriist to thoxe 

sorely wounded men, some of 

whom were booked far ster. 

nity! The Helectlein o» Jhat hymn 

waa none of ni*fr*!r;y0riTiirf "Ho 

sure; and, none, more sublime, 

more beautiful,'''bin so out of 

place! 

It is our duty — our abso- 

lute duty — lo be cheerful In 

presence of the seriously ill. Wo 

have no Hffh! to add to their 

already overwhelming Burdens. 

There are so many lively, hope, 

ful hymns we might have sung! 

I sat by an aged physician re- 

eently —" he Is probably In his 

last illness; he said as much to 

me. My role was a delicate one, 

I nssiire you. Did I talk with 

him of death and the resurrec- 

tion? Not I, I said, "Doctor, you 

and I were built out of second- 

growth hickory: it never wears 

out," Me actually smiled. And 

that smile was worth more than 

medicine! If you are one of the 

gloomy sort, slay away from the 

a, fe na«i tarfied behind Europe in .the develop 

th of ihlBtary planes and of commercial flying, aU 

gh aviatton 5« the one great advance in human prog- 

itfiich m*M world concedes to be of American vrU 

ffi ll iti on us but ther 

"Why did you throw that pot 

of geraniums at the plaintiff?" 

"Because of an advertise- 

ment." 

"What advertisement?" 

"Say it with flowers," 

"My girl and I are on the 

outs." 

"Only a lovers' quarrel?" 

"No, this Is serloui. We got 

Into on argument on polities," 

fit you were In my iboes, 

what would you 4o?" 

"I'd give tbem a (nine fd 

itnrt with," 

:n au the world eonceaoi u» »i »•• '"-rC" „ (. 

*ni war forced military aviation on us, but twi« 

tat difference between military planes and annwau 

-i MffltWy Jam have to be swift and MMMW 

Witty i//toinor oonsideration. Commercial pUnw 

'HMSMU. flrit. Most of the difficulties and «u- 

• of ttirir «b«ajiercial aviation In thii country were 

to tl» Wim to make military planes do work they 

f **- ^8 ftfcrt êloped commercial, passenger-earry- 

WWA are far safer than motor-cars, if the 

» of MCideiits to mileage ii considered. They are 

e« with inrtrumenti which enable them to lftr w 

rby night or In fogs as in broad daylight, ftrngo 

me in tojich with the ground at all times, receiving 

Nf reports and flying instructions and, lately,êven 

*ry on converaation with distantipraata 

while flying. And the latest Mta^wnwU 

i*teh guides the plane "cording to the 

-'•"• L danfer of the pilot going to steep. 

m 

Two men were discussing the 

vexing question of the education 

uf their children. Said one: 

"What's your buy going to be 

when he finishes his education?" 

"An octogenarian. I think," 

replied the other. 

Landlady (discussing world's 

trouble): "I suppose we must 

be prepared tor anything these 

days," 

Hoarder (gaaini at his help., 

ing): "Yes — or, at any rato, 

harclly anythlni!" 

Mis. Bristow: "Do you find 

yutir gyninnsium work helpful"." 1 

Mis. Brisk: "Helpful! Why, 

this morning I jyas the first one 

lu leach a bargain counter out 

of a crowd of 100 women." 

"Ah, it you are going to New 

York, I can recommend a good 

hotel there. It is called Lhe'er— 

what was the name? Mary, look 

on tue towels for the name of 

I hat hotel in New York," 

Will—How long have they 

been engaged? 

Bill — Oh,« for a long time. 

Ever since he .'ordered "a new 

Kord, 

"The evidence shows Hint you 

threw a brick at the policeman." 

"Excuse me, sir. It shows 

more than that. It shows i lilt 

him," 

Lady (applying for a maid): 

"I ani very particular, I want 

a maid who will not answer me 

back," 

Employment Agency Manager: 

"I have just what you want — 

a former telephone operator," 

"TouBh luck, mamma; we've 

come all the way from New 

York to see a London ton, and 

when we get here everythina's 

blotted out by this darn mist," 

Hotel Guest (departing for 

station): "Run up quick to mom 

456 and gee if my umbrella is 

there, I think it's to the left of 

the washstand. Hurry!" 

Bell Boy (returning pnntiny): 

"Yes sir, the umbrella's still 

there!" 

"Before Amos was married he 

said he w,old bo boss or know 

the reason why." 

"And now?" 

"He knows the reason why," 

"Jones commutes now, I hear 

he is getting to be an espert 

at It." 

"Yep, he eats his breakfast, 

before he goes to bed every 

night," 

Bunk: "The doctor you coni 

suit now tells you to piny BOlf 

for your health." 

The old coins brought back 

a good many boyhood memories, 

one of i hem related In Ihe 

"trade dollar," which was coin, 

ed by tie United States mint 

for purposes of trade with China 

and the Orient, The traue dollar 

wus a little larger than the 

KUinilui'd silver dollar, contain- 

ing, I believe, an exact ounce 

of silver of 480 grams, Instead 

of tho 412 grains or the silver 

dollar. The (•biiiose, then as 

now, trade with silver by weight 

instead ol by the value stamped 

uiioii the coin, mid ihe tiadd 

dollar cmue handy in nettling 

balances ealliuy for a given 

number of ounces ol silver. It 

was not HUpiinsed lo clrculnte 

lu ihe Slates, biit seafaring men. 

would bring them back to New- 

England ports from the Far 

Ham. 

The incident whlcii fixes ine 

trade dollar in my mind is Unit, 

when 1 was about nine, my mo* 

inet' gave me a tradu dollar and 

sent me to the store for eleven 

. iioiindH of sugar. Pole Hopkins 

was having u bargain sale of 

sugar. Sounds absurd today, 

doesn't ii -— sugar ai that 

price? 

I bought the sugar and start- 

ed homej J stopped lu Tiiuy wlih 

Borne other boys and set Hie 

paper sack down on a stone. 

'rile stone was wet, and when 

I picked up the bag a dollaf'H 

worth of sllgur spilled all uvcr 

I lie lot: 

* * * 

Ill H , . . und Mack strnp 

I went into a store hi a New 

Kngland vlliage the oilier day 

and usked the" storekeeper if lie 

wus selling much iieer. Neil 

much, he said; Yankee folks 

don't care about anything with 

no more kick in it lhan that, if 

'twas rum, now , , , 

I grinned, for 1 remembered 

as he did, when the sign over 

the . same store, in IIIH grand- 

father's day, read "Groceries 

and W. 1, Goods." "W, I. 

Goods" meant "West India 

Goods" and Went India Bonds 

meant rum and molasses, from 

Porto Rico, riiiia and Jamalfu. 

.Jamaica rum was called the 

best, but many stores sold the 

cheaper .Medfoid rum, made 

right in MassaehiiseiiH from 

New Orleans niblasRts, Bol.li 

Were weak stuff when compared 

with the West Indian produiils, 

Porto Rico molasses, familiarly 

• called "black strap," was the 

staple basis of Yankee Ringer, 

bread and many oiher goodies, 

as well as of "stewed Quaker," 

which was molasses, vinegar on- 

ions nnd butter boiled up to- 

gether. Taken hot, in liberal 

doses, it was a sovereign rem. 

edy for children's colds! 

• • • 

...DRINK ... n bBttlefrrnuiiil 

After all the fuss and furore 

over beer, I don't find many 

What Other Editors 

Have To Say About It 

HOI'ES MAl-TEKN ^— 

1 AILS OF KKi'OHU, 

We susiiocted when we start- 

ed to disapprove of transatlantic 

airplane flights and monkeying 

with dirigibles that it would- 

n't have much effect. It hasn't. 

The Akron is drifting aimlessly 

about getting nearer to tragedy 

each day and Jimmy Mattern Is 

flying around the svorld in an 

airplane. He gave us a bad day 

until lie was located in Nor- 

way, and while we are very, 

very glad that he is safe. It 

doesn't louk as if he will better 

thu record of Post. 

This is being written Thurs- 

day and he may do it yet, bu^ 

wo hope not. We hope lie Is 

through going after records Brin 1 

that ail the oilier' boys will be 

(iiKTOiirugod, The pioneering 

work along these lines has been 

(lone. The next step and the 

only useful, imiiortant step Is .to 

ni'giinize regularly scheduled 

and safe airplane service over 

the oceans In craft that are 

built for the task, and built hip, 

onouisii to make their going of 

some iiKC. Ail ihe enthusiasm, 

skill and courage of our filers 

can be used in that job. It 

needn't be wasted trying to 

hang up new solo records. — 

Nutiey Hun. 

.p 

wore baptlifd;;oijih)S 

dlst ChureB. r ^m>i 

MBteto .,* 

jiuisanee" ol 

day salea of 

The 114th Iiegli 

eluded moat of 

enllBted nieni Wll 

[roih Newport 

Wllltara B, - 

(lie diplomas at : 

Semlnarjf ' ebm~- 

olMS. :••.'" 

pennant won , by 

loam In tuB-RttU 

W .... 

fwUliiim Q, Mtfliol 

• * "luiiMimr "" 

Mil Kta • 

Bunker: "And if you already , neOpie drinking it! Of course, 

play?" • there'll he n lot of beer sold; 

niinlr- "Wo .toll« unu tn milt " ill, i__ , i,i ,• ,i__,.»i« ••„ 

SHI 

A LHTLE SAHO OH Tf» 

SO AS Tp 

y 

Bunk: "He 'tells you to quit, 

The young bride laid sadly, 

"Men are too mean for any- 

thing," - • . 

"Wlint'B the matter now?" 

naked her host friend, 

"Why, I asked .Tack for th» 

ear today and he paid I must 

htf content with the' gpltnBlii 

that nature gave me," 

Visitor: "What Dtautiral fur- 

nltyre you )m. — Vim. Imm 

I V "A ' • .'' " •'. ' , *". '•• 

ot thB Houne: "Sodom" 

likewise a lot of gingerale, sars- 

aparllla and other forms of so- 

da pop which eastern New Eng- 

land classes under the general 

Hams of "tonics." But what the 

American drinker wants isn't 

beer; . it's rum,' whiskey, "oawn 

likfcer," as thoy call It in the 

South, and what New England 

ffllli! "hard cidy." 

The real . temperance battle 

will begin after the 18th am- 

endment haa i, bien fepealed and 

some twentieth century Father 

Motthew of John B. QODEB 

f "' 

THK 

The giiidiiute this year finds 

hlmselr ilirust Into a rather un- 

I'osponBlve and • unfeeling world 

as far as iho promise of oppor- 

limllj' or employment or posl- 

lion goes. It appears that ev- 

ery place is filled and there 

isn't room for any more. There 

is, however, a big Job for the 

men and women who are com- 

ing ou the stage of action at 

ihis time. That job Is to find 

out if possible how to manage 

the affairs of the human race 

so that ijondlilons such as we 

have today need never occur ag- 

ain. We may seek for all the 

explanations wo care lo, attrl- 

jimp it, to this or that cause, 

but' as a mutter of fact the 

cause ol the whole sorry mess 

is lack of management. At pres- 

em the world thinks that the 

only way to got hack is to beat 

hack through the old time worn 

and familiar paths ot return. 

This may not be true at all, It 

is entirely possible that there, 

ure abort ems back to prosper- 

ity and normal times that are 

as effective as the old timt- 

worn circuitous routes. Mere is 

n job for the new generation 

and here's hoping they are Rbln 

to manage the job better {him 

It - lias been managed In (Iw 

past,—Tuckerton Beacon, 

,nmc ANOTHER 

ATTRACTION! 

The bared abdomens nf 

women are good to look at, but 

above the waist men are not, 

This is the sage dictum of At- 

lantic City's mayor and the ma- 

jority opinion of the shore city's 

commissioners. With that deeia- 

Ion niade, the world may move 

to matters of greater import. 

The ladles, if they behava, 

may go as far as they like in 

the matter of bodily exposition. 

A brassiere and shorti will suf- 

fice for the fair charmers. The 

t!O YKAHS AUO. 

Miss Edna B. Bramell, daugh- 

ter of Mr, and Mrs. John Irani- 

ell, of Ocean City, was married 

lo Walter O. Yothera, of Phlla- 

delphia, ut the First Methodist 

Church, 

Past Commodore William B. 

Hejaimer was appointed harbor 

master for the district from 

Poison's Inlet to Great Ell 

Harbor Inlet,^ 

Doughty'a Pier Thtatre show- 

ed Thomas Edison's latest, and 

greatest invention, the talking 

motion pictures, otherwise term- 

ed the kinetophone, 

Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Sanilerlln, 

vlBiiors from Philudelpliln, 

vnueht 230 , crabs In one hour, 

-. iu: Uio ifl*. ___ _p;)*- 

Walter Allen, Jr.. Eugene W.* 

.Morey and Lillian S. Morey, 

a mere brassiere and no mori, 

above the waist. 

Perhaps the ladies should 

wear more; perhaps shore offi- 

cials believe they should.' but 

wearing less might attract more 

visitors to Atlantic Cltj'a famtd 

strand. Can it be that this tern- 

pored the decision? — Vinelind 

Post, 

MM. LIAIKD NOT 

SO CONTKNTEih 

State Senate Fresjdent Emer- 

son niehards and David Baird 

are seen to be on the outs in 

the suuiiDbie over an alleged at- 

luck on ii Camden County At- 

semblyman in the Assembly 

Uhainbei- Home days ago. ntel.. 

aids is an avowed candidattj for 

the Heiiuhlican. nominatlijn fof 

Governor, and Baird seems to 

be out ot harmony with the 

ambitions of Senator Riehard.i, 

As the public sees things, 

Baird UUB not been having a 

iiuppy time since his defeat for 

Uovernor in 1031, He probably 

1 thinks that many political work- ^mSX iK BiSSimSjIm 

ers didn't work us hard tor him , ,'»'J-gij; 

DEAR 

mm 

pear Editor—A, 

agio tbi _ 

.Barbage collector" la olfl 

borbood *u» ayout " 

break we had M MIL 

aud silencd. It was, Uke 

rival ot the trnalUon«V;;| 

train in Punklnrtlle. f 3 

' Today, how different)^ 

roar past us day and ijf 

milk trucks, Ice truck*,, l« 

trucks, bakery tfoettfiP^ 

trucks — an endless r pr 

ministering to the atm" 

catlonists who euddq 

transformed, these slo " 

twefl houaes around us 1 

biRnt places of §aj(j"' 

Curs stream 

the din. Our gtMa^flgfl 

erg di 

as they pretended. It ia only 

natural that a man with feel- 

in«s like that should waut lu 

get even with some of Ms erst- 

while political friends, — Clou- 

cester Evening News, 

JERSEY'S UBAMUlBiU 

SHOBE LINE 

l h 

g 

viiitors jBust.- 

anoe of' apelt 

jnK, 24 ibuiw'a, : 

' We were 

m,, inndoy.beiotw^ 

mixed clipiuspc " 

B- "Three 

Now, of course, 

tli6 visitors coirto. 

that without them iff 

up and 1>low awa; 

itra a bit hard on! 

us peaceful, rural 

lio darned noisy! 

lUBE Jiinii. We dont ml W 

People who go to lie staBhorr 4 ' in the day «mt. 

this summer can'find more to we crave lleett, • 

interest them than the boarf- we wont get myeft 

walk, the bathing beauties, or 

Ihe refreshing air. There should 

be interest in the beach Itself, 

which In every resort is chang- 

ing a bit every year. Army en- 

gineers who have made a.sur- 

vey of the New Jersey beaches, 

atiite that the Atlantic City 

beauh is receding at the rate 

ut 11 feet a year, Asbiiry Park 

loses from 2 to T feet annually, 

and Long Branch from 4 to 7 

ieet. 

As evidence of the gigantic 

force that Is slowly changing 

the Jersey shore line, it should 

he noted that the beach at Cape 

May is >tnereasin| at the rile, 

of 12 Mit a year. While the, 

northerly beaenes are losing 

ground. Cape May la merMitng, 

thus' Indicating the southerly 

drift of the Band. :'. 

A -veritable river of nnd ? a>. 

Raid to be drifting Just oft 

short. It cornea from the New 

proclseiy the 

Sunday morning, 

nui. Plrgt theyv 

had someone to 

m i m m ^ M i 

have ta, oMt,I 

I'm Boinir to'tum5i 

id. , 

Me 

nMyviI 

ffi ft shorts^1? be'dSe^niSS Sng^deoi.t^dJnow^to 

by iho> wearer, BverytBing de- 

pends upon the aetlOBB of the 

Rirls when on the btaoh, II tW 

not In n tnanher decorous, Bipth- 

Ink will be'said. 

Otherwise,' we presume, the 

law will lift its eyebroms, ' 

But the men, wall, they inuit 

wear shlrtg htcBUie Homo of 

them look, bad without 

The laditi ,, are . IUB 

know 

Eg 

•wurd, accttmulattng sand 

ene place, and depositing It ;jnBj >•: 

(mother. Wblle a (reatfd^^â 

£hl« drlltiand goe* to make 

Cape May beach Ham ft?f 

n't stop thew»"Wt 

nobody knows.,,

Wcrage; New 

Monday. 

! night rang down the 

* VK) present aeries or 

) at the Ocean City 

. 4th st. and As 

-gh the points were 

distributed, there 

K- competition for the 

each of the three 

• AdiVnifl' misbehaved Jaw 

B get better with a vfin- 

hy man who can come 

ff push 343 piiia b-iek HE- 

leather (nr the plnbojs' 

oesn't dc *i ve any ri-tt 

b king's averapp w.i- ]R 

Momia 

BLITZSTEIN 

AIR DENTIST 

['BMJBACTED soc 

«6.00 Plate $10 

i Fla(«s Bc|iaired $1.00 

BUTZSTEIN 

!X1 A M 

I HOURS: 8 ». m.—i p. 

"ATj 10 s. m.—1 D. ni. 

Ph 

vw omcEs 

S. Guetz 

I Title Bidg. OMIB city 

OFB1CES 

George Ebner 

I matters gb#n orompt at. 

Collections a spc i!»y. 

"I II, Qenn City. N. 3, 

GLASSES . Save $-1 U, $', 

Dial J.S77J Atlanilt Cily 

CQATSWORTH, 0 JS^|S^'An 

LIFE 

INSURANCE 

ROY E, DARBY 

EQUITABLE LIFE ASlUnANTK 

SOCIETY 

S14 Ccninl Ave. rhmic 31 

Apartments Cleaned and 

made ready for rental 

inspection. Modorak 

charge, 

JAMES D. YOUNG 

Property Managers 

OBD and WEpi.ET 

I>h«ne 010-B 

E, Siiilivnn '. 

F. Buckley ,.,.. , 

J, MfCnlliim ... 

i.. Hnrrh"".::. 

J, Kirk 

M. Aiii.ni« 

K, fraiio .. 

J. Mueniicr 

, Tnine „... 

T. Ailnm, ,.„. 

V. Wnmlfuff 

n. I-.-tiii,. 

It, Wnllnro 

J. Mct^rSH»n 

T. Ilnrhrnn 

w. Smiih ... 

c. liiUKcli „ 

results friim 

Ilin 171 |j: 

in 

ll!i liui inn 171 

'•'•'I II- \:ir, u,7 

1"" HJ 121 140 

Two Champs to Battle for 

National Title. 

Ocean City is In lino to receive 

more publicity than ever through 

the Biitionnl marbles laurnumer', 

tills your, iiccording to Luther B, 

Hoffman, tily puljiiciiy dlreetor, 

who this week obtained detailed 

plans of the 1U33 event. 

Although tlie louniitmeiit will 

be uluyed in Iwn plncex, liere nnd 

in rhlcngo, Ocfuii ('My will figure 

prominently In the western fhani. 

liiulialiiii, for Ihi' winner will Im 

brought by alrnlanp from the 

rkl's I"nIr Mi'iilinds nl CJIiictifiu. 

o Openn City. 

Til (iiiiiii lli'ri' hi riniie. 

Some ,'iii dialriet flininiiloiis, 

roiir nil Ptifiiiins ui ihe wt'sl. will 

iiny m I'hicutio,, rlulii in (he 

MIIIHI of Ilio fair. The western 

•liiimp will he Hf'lcrietl on . Tlmrs- 

.runn an, nnil iiuuii>illiitely will 

f.'im'i'il by iilr iiiier lo JVPW- 

ii'lt, l'lniiH iiic being iniitle 10 

IPCI him ilipfn wilh nn niiioairii, 

) lirjiiK liim io OiTiin lily. 

The iiiiiriinmcnt ill Ilie 

I'IIIIH ihni ilinsc ntiPiiilini; 

lr will lieiir of Occiin f'liy 

B t'hiirniH niimy iliuns, ili'ri 

nil iiiii'iiKei'H, nidiiiK. nnd In 

rnir 

MIP. 

and 

mil Jin 41!) tm tl-, 

• l.Tl 1«4 IMa o)n ,T|j 

US 1(17 1S4 Iliil I4II 

140 110 1U I4n MS 

MS 470 4RB 48R .in! 

. IK an m« ani in,; 

1T4 inj isa la- I,,, 

JS< 1H2 110 1S9 137 

47S iJi 4fiL) -,.,7 ,.., 

liii) ma ilin ufi inn 

!«« ins 171 inn im 

1«T 1711 ir.B inn mi 

ttn liiii n-iH ,((15 IB- 

nil inii IHI si; in- 

117 UN I»ll |N7 |:i- 

101 IS9 I,-. t 1S4 I-,:] 

•IS7 

flit 

IK, 

4T3 -,17 H7H 

1TC KIT 1(1!! 

IBS 17.1 irifi 

H'l 12.-. 17« 

r.'n 

111:! 

1117 

I-.' I 

JOHNJ.HOPP1N 

Counsellor-at-Law 

410 Title and Trust Llldg, 

Teleplione SB 

DIRECTORY 

itic Mirror 

! Glass Works 

Mirrors 

R«-Silvered 

Auto Glass 

Ulnzliig to drdti 

Ahbury Avenue 

|tteeah City, N. j. 

LAWN MOWERS 

SHARPENED 

We Cnll nnd 

BAYSIDE SPECIALTY 

MACHINE SHOP 

HAY AVE, I'HOSK 154? 

B,€»n Oirn the Finest 

" and WcTcr Fcol tie 

Cost 

tIEDEBERGS' 

$ Leiulliii Jr-welsr. of 

Atlantic City" 

or CREDIT 

ATKBIDI 

crrr 

City Laurtdry Co. 

•trrlra at (kcir minced 

I *** — - *i.oo 

I Mill Contncl. 

Electric Ranges 

640 Asbury Ave, 

Electric Sales Co, 

Clarence Ferguson 

COAL 

Itlh find nnven Phone SS-W 

CLARKE BROS, 

MACHINE SHOP 

Marine Repairs 

818 BAT ATE. 

jir.8mvtcm 

PHONE II? 

Strip 

Want It 

YALE KEYS 

2 for 25c 

LEMONT 

B08 Hay Aw. Ph. 1M7 

MYWOOD 

FKBD R. WOODRUFF. JR. 

522 NINTH ST. FHONE 1490 

0CEA5 

OS!) ;,r,'l 1(17 477 !«j 

A new setips IieBlns next Mnn- 

dny evening, Juno in, nnd will 

enntiniif" fnr five wnnUs Ihcrenf- 

irr, Tt is the hone of all rmicprn- 

prl Ihni the new series will mprt 

wilh «i murh Hurress ns has HIP 

rule whlfh lins just Yipen eomplet- 

nil. 

Firemen Win 2 

And Lose! Game 

Defeated by Egq; Harbor in 

Week-End Struggle, 

Twn virtories ami nun liefprit 

werri the lot of tile Ocpan City 

•fiyHtnpn l.'Ht week end. 

On Friilav nftpnionn they whip- 

ped the liiiril hitting Cnlifornm av, 

firnliniiNe r\V\Y nf Atlnntir Tity, fy 

to 3, on the "local ficliK wliiln the 

other victory wan over Drnnii Vimv 

Inmlintv tfam in tlir> Cnpn May 

Countv Innjfiie, whicli went down 

hy I to 0, on Bnliml:iy. The .Wa- 

noim Cii'iM took the -.nipjifiiirfi nf 

Tiny T^'lrn'K wMrrinrs, 4 to 1, at 

Ep'f Hnrlinr, • Sunday, 

Tmnnrrow (Sntiirilnv) nftninnnii 

at 3:15 the linme ouflt will clnsli 

tvitli Ihn CiiriMff nine nn nirtniripnl 

Hnse SteniiiiR Hittinc Win, 

.'Mllinuffh they, did nnt uet as 

inntiv hits n« the visitlnj- firenipit 

on Friday."nor did MrOi-pifnr turn 

in ns (tond a luirliiiir s.lnte ns fnr- 

no, the locals copped the rieei.-iinn 

flirniiL'li i-lnvpr hast? .steal IIIR- am 

timely hitting. 

OCOMII Cifv pnuil'lPtl srvnri hit'!, 

four of which in the third inning 

wniTj (roncl Tor the siime niiuilinr 

nf I'liiia nnd n finfe ninrrriii ni" vic- 

tory.. Tli(i visjtnrs . poiin.lnd Jfe- 

GreKor for It liinales, but they 

were willeh' sppnratBd, Anntlim' 

narmlnx of tile n-nine was tlint fie 

reporters ninde tliren (.rm's in At- 

Iniili!' nitv's onp, and F;t III riiievjj- 

rd mi fnp, 

noiiil n,ime With Orem Vleiv. 

Sntul'tiny's jrarflr! wjPd OrMn 

View wns n rfl.il exhibition nf 

lliiBplinll nnd (1 victnry for (he In. 

cals to crow nhoti h A jlnillv 

trlriie fn tlm third inninir liy lip], 

fniio, with Wear on srcnnfl n- flip 

result of a slnRls, was the decidine 

factor, * ' 

Ocean View got, snven hits off 

Tnwnsentl, while tho Innnls pnt on- 

lv three frnin Ilin d«]ivp|.ios of 

Cordon, In ndriltion. Cordon mow- 

Ml down 10 home batsmen in a 

desperate effort to snrnnss tlie 

one-riin lend. Each hurler allnw. 

ii but one wnlk. 

Vigu Rnrhnr Wins, 

Usincf two pitchers Hid little to 

•avp the home elan's rtins at Eeg 

Hartor on Sunday, Tho \Brulna 

nounded McPherson aiid JIcCreiroT 

fnr five hijs each during their re- 

flective rcffiniea, whilf" Orpnn 

Citv anfeved only six from the 

losses of Sm.iJI. . 

E^sf Harbor got two runs in 

the lecond and fifth, .while the 

ifnofce cat*rs did not score until 

the lixth. 

th 

iicwHpnpcrs, 

"! I'IIIIIII|IN '|'II I'lay Here, 

Ofi'sui I'ily will filny hont u, 

nhnij] n:j (ii^triiM chnnliiM Who will 

arrive Siinii 1 linii' înlilily. .Tulip 

in, hy »giecl:il train rini] nirplnn-'. 

I'iiiiiii ror ilic-day In I'liiliidolpliiii 

havp nnt lioiMi cnniplPU'tl, bin snme 

liiii': nf aiulil-HCfinK irip undoubt- 

edly will i.-ihi' iihii'i- 'bf'l'ori' I lit- 

bnv :i iMinic here 

The liiiirney here will ho Hnepd- 

ed up sonipwliut, in order that 

the piixlern [hitiiipinii pan be He- 

leclMl by 'riinrKihii. lie will meet 

Die upsierii fhumn on Friday, 

when 11-n final ninicli will he 

hruniicnKt, A liir^cr net Winlf (if 

stitiiiiiiH iluMi iitHi yonr is espest= 

ed In lir!sri(i(*iiHI the event, 

II has iiol lieen docldrd where 

ihn rliniiiiiiniis will lie InriKPd •:!III'- 

inji their slny here. Cilv offlchils 

Knid hotel nwtiPis would hni'r in 

.•larfe cm rensontihlp ratrp. if all 

arc io shun' in ncnimuilallni; HIP 

Tennis Tournament 

Of States Planned 

Visiiinii leniiiH iilnypiK ibis sea« 

nun «ill Duel nn lidded nllriiclioi 

nil Ihe illy pouris, in a series o 

miiriiiiinriiiH pbiniu'd by Kiiiiinal rliiiinp, A loiiriiumi'iit he 

twi-(-n siMip clniiniis will ilien lit 

helfl, in dPtgriiiinu the h(«t iinin. 

IPIII pliiycr In ihe ri'sin'i thin 

wenlf, 

A .îmilnr SPI'IPH of iiinfrlieH |> 

hniim iihnineil fnr ilic shiifi'lpbonrc 

CIJllrfN, . 

Hot? Yes, But the 

Anglers Angle On 

Several Good Catches Re- 

ported Over Week End, 

It was too hot for most of tho 

fishermen, Sunday, und they turn- 

til Into fish, tlioniNelvCB, ror ii 

change, taking to the waler. AH U 

result, the flsliins piers were di- 

rfertfd, I'ompard to what they us- 

uoally are, 

Hcvorul Bond catches were re- 

nortpd, nevertholesii, fron\ tin 1 l-ltli 

at, iiier of the Oeean cily J-'lahinff 

Cljib. nnil from Ihn hay Bprliini. 

From Ihe pier, liself, IOIMHT 

Horn, BSIfl Batiiuah at,, TioKH, 

ci'iluht II liiims moKlly ovi'f il 

pound each, wliile Dick' Hiilchin- 

HIIII. ni Ocnan City, eniiiihl 1:1. 

W. W. Henderson, of Floritln nnd 

Ocpiin City, look IS, 

hick llciile, ypleran P!iil;i(!el- 

nliiiin who always seiMiis lo liiivf 

Hie larjacst calphes, caiiftht 21 mi 

Kniiiriiay froni ihe pier nnd sun 

nnil niiiilp another larije calrii 

Siiniliiy. Dr. Harold 0, Anliiiii 

Fhlliiilnliihiu police stirjtenn, pull 

ed in ^;i from ijie lieach nnd pu-i 

In the hay, Ueoree rtnherts, n 

I'hilnilclpbiii. CIIIIMIII 22 ititiMx , 

HIM inlet seel inn, while liniiPi 

Hiiinscy, in' OfCiin Cilv, caiiHllI H 

kiriiis nnd ii fpiv wenkies. 

Parly hnals niatic fair cnicl.Cf 

c-i.nHiiU-i'lii:: iho sine nl' ihe pnriies 

Resort People Hurt 

In Crash at Linwood 

When he attciuiitpd io rriric\( 

nn iinlcli. which dropptd in ihi 

floor or iiis car, Frank Cniiipiiiii 

nl L;:!! lluiiKhiiry av.. tiennaiilfiwii 

uncle or F. Kenneth Campinii, n[ 

Oi-i-im city, lost control til" hi« 

ninrhiiip. Huiiiiay, while drivim, :,.. 

am Slmrc id,, at Elm nv,, Uu- 

wniiil jiiid ciiiBlied into a telephone 

pule. 

liiiih Mr, nnil Mrs, ('iimpnm 

were rtiinnved to Ilie Allniiiic 

II Hiispiial, Their coiidilliin 

nc'l-iniia. iMiwever, They wcri, 

on Ilieir ttjiy ii) Ocean f'liy. 

Local Life Guards 

A§siit at Cape May 

The • Oeean illy Beach Patrol 

wan called Inio service at C« 

May Haluidiiy, In order lo dster- 

niine which of 50 upplioniitB for 

beach jobs there were best fitted 

fur I hem. 

Jack Jerneo, eiipt.iiii of the Ot- 

ean City patrol, ncciinipiinled by 

Guards .lack Franz and William 

(Punk) paileite, «uvn a Bcries or 

tests, which congiiiiiod innit of 

Saturday iiiorning. 

Aliiyor Harry Ileiidlcy WHS an 

inleiesietl spuctatur, , 

iiiauffeur Is Fined, 

Marten 'Leonard, ii, of 8/1JJ 2n , 

.-st., a rhauffeur, was fined $5 Mon- 

D«P Bu«r«nl«, Prliril 

I (Ami! hair orieiniil iwle ntlen, Ap. 

5. II. nwnllp, SOS ABburJ m,, 

cut. rhone in, n.an.tf.s 

iM.F; — J refrlEdrntni- mil nllief 

Aoia furnllure of nil kind.. CDBII 

kHUon,' Ikasonitble, 1SJ0 Anbury »v, 

S.lfl.lfc 

HP5nN BOAT WOaKS-BonI build 

R»il»»s «crvln- Marine motnri 

Iirlnu anrl rrl,ui|,Ilnir Local and 

|1I alliance hau'lne Rcawinatile rutcn 

•hulli* Trrek N J bct.ecn Mnv« 

»„,] , MirnRlftr. 

Bh«rifr. Utid df 

t J 

&leet®QOocL, 

OYIttLOOKIHCPMK AT&H3lWESUrilVI&. I 

m It. Powrll, Bh«rifr. Utid df 

Lit)|)iii«*tt nt nt, to John M- Hflft- 

l L Plnn C, (lay Front 

ul. Lot 

SHKRIFF'S BALK. 

SHERIFF'S SALE 

Uy virtue, df a writ of Fieri Fseiaa, 

i'i! ! *nje sf Mufljfuijed PfemiricM. %e me 

lirct-ieiii \H*m-i\ eut ef the Csuft of 

[.'hnnecry uf New Jgfityi on the 3rd day 

if Mi&, A, IK 1B3IE. in n cvfiam cause 

therein Ii-eno B, Iliiiinoid is cDraiiiaifignU ( 

inul EliMibeth E, Pfo^cott is. defiindBht, \ Jcfwyf 

[ shrill ssitQi&hti and Lewis E. Wsltas snd 

Maiy U WaltQii arf dgfendsntii, I fthAll 

esiiSie td Bale at publSe Vendue, an 

MONDAY, JUNE Uth¥ 1S|3 

tKlween the hsuris sf twelve and five 

e'elsEk, pf if,, to -velu fit twelve O'el«k 

iidqli (BtiindaFd TifBe) df one s'aloek F, 

M. (Daylight Saving Time) of uid day, 

nt the Sheriff's pfflct. in Cape 6Up 

CLiuit Hguse, Cum May Csynty, Nes? 

CAPE HAY COUNTY CIRCUIT coutet 

ActloiTTr tkw 

None 

an it by, A. B. „ 

enm iriwnln Tb^ W* 

mm C Bml 

ill ix|>D« \6 

of the huftiDerf srid 

blsf? Bunk und Trn«f Co. 

right* and. sreditit Mvi 

Kooda ftnd iniifter Dili llculiitly di?- 

st?i : i!ii'ii. NidiiiU', lyiiitr nml tteinK iii tho 

t-jty nf Outiiui fily in !)«> Coimiy of Caiw 

Miiy iiii'l SUitO nf New Jersey, hehig 

kiujwn ns prul of Lot ISO* Rcetion "D" 1 on 

Iihni itf Inis uf thff CJpenii Tity Asinrifttion 

miii iii-ivr- liiirlleiilaily de^ciilKil a^ fdU 

"ilKtUNNINfl iti tiie Nnrlfawenterly 

liiio of WvHtey Avplllio. 408 fpet Soulh* 

"e^lSViiiiily fruffl ths! BQiithwsfiteriy Hue gf 

KlêtiUli Slitct : ihm\o§ eohtnlnliiR South. 

*fc>Bt.V|tiiily 42 frei In frqiit of hfcadth | 

iirid nf ihni width psiendintf Nprtliweitt* 

wni-dly between HISCH tAi-itilel with His- 

teenth StreqU QS tout iii Iim«th OF deiiO?, 

Amounl due under dfigfso ii 17,095.83, 

with' interest mid SltoHff'K teQ* tg bg 

nddeil- 

."' WILLU.M B, POWELL, iheriff, ' 

Dill ul June Ulh, 1903. 

W, Emit Miller, Bci'i-, 

n-iG-4t-i>r 

All Ilio folio wine im« or rsreel of 

Iniid nnd Prvnilp.r-» henlniiflcr Birtlra- 

Inlly dracriiud. >itu8te,. lying »n( ttlng 

In t[ip City sf OSGKS City in the ** 

of Ta1* May unj SUM of Niw letter, 

NS Ilie Norili%«ii»terly 30 f«t of 

Nn, 741, Section I>. PUn of the 

BALE 

Dy virtue bf n *rlt of. fieri Fuclaa. for 

sale of Mottiraffed Prenlsei, to m« direct* 

cd, inaord out of thai Court of Cnanevry 

ol N Jeracy, on the 5th da t J 

A, D 19.11. lh a nrUin cau 

Anna B, FDriUtr. la ooaapllh 

i S d Hl I 

, o f thai Court of Cnanevy 

ol N Jeracy, on the 5th day ot Jon*. 

A D 19.11. lh Ui «hi*ln 

, FDriUt 

iiene Swnyn« and Helen II. Bw^yne, hu« 

liatnl und wlf«. are defendants, I ahall ex- 

l ubli d 

, 741, eton 

Oeenii Cily AsKoeliitiqn, 

DIGINNINH In tho Soutliwwlerly 

Th s h dit 

line f 

of FnuriMnlh StrMt nt ths distance of 

BH fctt No) thwoHtwnrdly 'ram tin 

Nnrthttcitcrly lino of Wenleji Avenusi 

foiitninin^ NnFthive»twafdiF along isld 

lino ill roiirtstnlh Street the distance, 

of s(l frel in frant or breadth to tha 

Bnuthciirtorly line of a IH feet ^wlde 

Sircit; nnd of thnt width nitenilni 

Hoy tli west wftrdly between paniiii! lin« 

one lielns the soyiheiuterly line of uid 

IB frol wide Itrcot, 50 feet In loBgih 

QF depth. 

Amount due under deeree ii iOTiJe, 

with interest und Sheriff'! (eel to he 

nd.kJ WILMAM B, rOWILL. Sheriff. 

IlBled Mny altt, 19m, 

Rnhert K. Dell, ggfr, 

6.2.4t.pf .tll.TO 

day ot J . 

nrUin cauie «hpi*ln 

, F U . la ooaaplalhaht, auh) Eu- 

iiene Swnyn« and Helen II. Bw^yne, hu«- 

latl und wlf«. are defendants, I ahll 

to Hale at public vendne, on 

MONDAY. JUI.T 10th. MM 

hetween tlti} tioura of twelve and flva 

o clock P M lo lift. a.t tfeiU-t. o'clock 

noon (&tahdanl Ttdie) or one o'clock P. 

M (Hayllxht Ka%lne Time) of aald dm, 

at tho Sheriff's offleo. In Cane liar Court 

Ilnuw, Capo May Connty. New Jarasy 

All thnt c^ri^ltn inortHHRed .jnrem|fles 

ltli thp ainnnrteriBncBii, In the. bill fif 

mplalht Ih the ttald cause parttcntarly 

I forih nnd Meiurlbcd, that is tn SOT 

All th* foilnwinir tract or parcel of 

ON EVERY DOLLAR 

YOU PAY FOR MEAT 

**A PENNY saved is ft penny earned," trically will weigh approximately ten 

,«t\ and with electric cookery the pen- per cent more than if it were cooked by 

Dd any old-fashioned method. 

In addition to this saving, food cooked 

IRERirr'l SALE, 

ly virtue of * writ of Fieri Fie 

tor snle of M trsiied Premlsei, te We 

difctteil, imue out of the Orart nf 

Chnneery of New Jersey, on the 12nd 

diiy of Mov, A, n. 1B33, in « certain 

muse wherein ndelity.Phll/ideliihlii Tfuiit 

Compnny, Sueceaiiar to Fidelity Tru« 

Crimpnny, TruBiee, etr,, is eomnliilnaBt, 

nnd John Biireier, et us, et nla are de- 

frndnnta, I Hhull einoie to Biile at pub- 

lie vendue, mi 

MONDAY, JUNE iiih, IM! 

between the hours of twelve and fi¥e 

o'clock P, M,, to^ wit, «t twelve o'clock 

noon (Slnndnrd Time) of one o'cloe* P, 

M. (Daylieht SnvlnB Time) of Mid itejr, 

at the Rhorlff'ii offire. In Cnpe to 

Court House, Cnpe Mar Countr, N«w 

"An'that cermin mottganed nftlHilMt, 

•sritil the niinurtennncci. In tho hill of 

complaint in the siild eau«e imrtleularir 

•et forth and described, thnt i> to tut 

All the following tnurt or pal-eel ef 

Iniid and iiremiiea hereinafter pan 

Inrly deicrihed. nltuate. lying and hi..._ 

In the City of Ocean Clt? In the Count! 

of Cnne Mny and Slate of New Jer«e»! 

DEINO known a« the Weiterly n*« 

of Lot No. 253(1 nnd all nf lot No, 

2r.H7, Blnefc 2S, on neneral Plmi of the 

Oceiin nitv Cirdcna. 

BEGINNING "»f Iho Northearterly cot. 

Her of Ocean and Oull RoadM and n 

teniiinit from thence (1) Eartwardl» 

alonff the curvoo 1 Northerly line of 

Orenn Bo«d NInety.four and Two Hun 

dredthl (94.05) feet to a point , Fortj 

.even and Twelve Hundredth! (41M 

fret We»twnrdly from the Werterly Hm 

of Lot No. ma (meaiiufed along nil 

nf Ocean Bond} ! thence (!) Northi 

lly In a utrnlEht line Seventy* 

Five Tenths (71.08) feet more o 

Jem io the rear of Switheattcrly lin 

of Ijit No. Snbl, nt the dl.tmc. nl 

Thirty and ThlrlF niindredthi (30.30 

fret Soulhwciitwarilly from the Welter!! 

Coiner of I«it No. MU (menniired alom 

tnid rear line of Iît No. 2501)! thenn 

(3) Snuthwestwardly Blnng laid real 

line of Lot No. SliOl Twentv.three am 

FIitsMhree Hundredth. (M.BS) feet ti 

IVie corner of I«t« Nm. Sr.nl, Jr.ns ani 

jnSii thenre (4) Weitwnrilly nlong th. 

Southerly line nf Lot No. 2B01 Fift; 

(50) feet to the Easterly line of Oul 

Knnd. thence (8) Southwnrills along sail 

line nf Hull linncl SistT-eieht Sni 

Ninely.four Hundreilths (68,84) feet 

the iiince of tieelnnine, _ .. 

Amount' due under clerreB in 18,675,71, 

wilh Intercut and Sheriff's fees to T 

' W WILLIAM B, POWELL, BherlM, 

nnleil Mnv Sl.t, 1933, 

nnhert K. Bell, Sol'r, 

f~.!.4t.nf M4.8S. 

a. of the Biute of Anttiotir Podj.no, 

deeeawd, PUIIIIIIT, v,. Jowph P. lit. 

tilurcl, »l •!•„ DefindaiiM, 

IN ATTACHMINT 

NoncE 

Notiee (• hereto given that a Writ of 

Jtachment wan linied out of the Cir- 

nlt Cotart of Ute Oounhr of Cane MM, 

the 11th day of i-Arumr, 1MI, 

nirt the rights and endltii, nonen 

effeetit, goods 'and chattels, lands 

tenement* of JoMr,h p. BartiiDccI, 

non-rc.idcnt debtor, at the ault of June* 

PMlano •: Admliiletrator e, t. a. of the 

Aitata of Anthony Pedano, Decsaled, for 

' imn of Four ThousanI IlK pollara 

.twenty-flw nti, («.D0i.li1, te, 

" ' "larch. 

aies saved mount quickly to dollars. Did 

you ever stop to think that the 5-lb. 

roast you buy in the butcher shop isn't 

going to be a S-lb. roast when it's 

cooked? • How much it shrinks, depends 

upon the method of cooking you use. 

If you cook it in an open flame oven, it 

will dry out and shrink to a much 

smaller size. But a roast cooked elec- 

We Sell 

•Wotioinl 

electricaily retains all of its juices and 

flavor. An electric oven needs no air 

vents, and all of the vital, steaming 

juices are sealed in the food instead of 

being distributed dver the house. 

We have a variety of models to show 

you. The one that best answers your 

needs can be installed quickly and easily. 

New Models on display, As littlt 

as $6,jo down, 2$ tnonths to 

ATLANftCUltY 

HALE. 

fly virtue of g, writ of Fieri Fsfii 

fnr sale êf Mortgaged Premises, to i 

diretted. Issued out of the Court _ 

ehnneerv _of New Jefsev, on the 24tr 

dhy of May. A, D. IMS. In « certain 

cause wherein Emma D, Gilbert, et 

nre complainants, and Winifred Skll 

toil, et al -are doferidBnts, _ I ihall 

liowe to sale at public vendue, on 

MONDAY, JUNB Iiih, 111! 

between tho hours of twelve anl w 

o'tlort _P. M,, tn wit, at twelve oetof 

dd Tll 'lk ^ 

o'elotk 

i 

Ity of Orean Clt: 

ay ill 

belnn in 

n the County of Cape 

md anil rif»iiil«ei hereinafter jiartloularlF 

" « •nd btlne in tin 

_._... City In ' ~ 

MIND Ut ill, ilock S, Plan J Ocean 

goathgaiterlr tins 

scribed, situate, lytm 

ly In 

tn of NET* Jrsey. 

llv (7nrdenii. 

BEGINNING 

Station Rond Ii the I 

Eut Thne Hundred ley. 

it? (870) feet NortheMtmrdiT fnn tht 

lortheaiiteri* line of North IMHti eon. 

Noftheartwaidlr nlonK mid line of 

fcatlon Boad En«t, thirty (SO) feet in 

ront or hreadthi and of that width •* 

ndlns BantheMtmrdly between line 

irniiel with North Slrwl, Out Hundred 

00) fe« In lenirth ,or iipth. 

Amount iae under tam Ii ILMLM, 

Ith Intereiit «nd Iherl« 1 « feei to he 

ldd * d " WILLIAM 1. POWiLL, Sheriff. 

nateil June 14th, 10M. \ 

'arleton B. Webb, Sol'r. 

lS.4t-iif 117.34 

jnw'- 

IUi hson ot 

- *. It. to mt. i 

. (•ttni.rt «*«m m 

ftW»! ,: .".• .•.\»: " ' ' 

All tkil serMlB, : 

with (ht 

^1 

lub .Jw 

Is th. City sTt 

atr4O« 

fill tfit . aal 

! CM* ID Ui 

BEGINNING I* the 

Plnnouth VStm «t 

Ith Atlantic A 

feet In leimth or 

Amount dtu u 

4EI.0G. with Intarert 

lo lie added. 

Wir,UAM B. 

Dated »»T tflh. 

Jfcjta »nd, A«t»r. 

f-tMt-pt il7.«« 

Br virtue af • writ ill J 

for i»ta of Mgrtnml » 

dJnsM. liagtd nl o( 

0i^mtr of N«r I I M ' 

«f Bihr. A. D. un. in • ( 

wherein MiiiniM F. Btoai i 

•M, Md WlUiun JCDITW, 

Mf«nilintk, I Bh.ll 

fiWieî • 

betwwn.il 

o'eloek P. 

noon (Itn 

"• ffi r _. 

irt SogH, 

tf *_m£gf%gl 

CerUlo 

OonW 

with the •!>_ 

oompl.lqt la . 

Ht torn mat „ 

All th. ftOrtHttt IM, 

Uni anil vnnllM ktMM 

Hily dmnfttj. MtamW, W« I 

In ieeUoli "B- 1 , JB. Om UW., 

6\w In (M CouBtr of CiM, 

Stan of New Jrner. 

•BOINNINO lit •« 'paint-.-- 

mitarlr Hu of Ogwi A* 

iUttnee of Mil day, 

nt the theriff't sfHee, In Case Mar (nu 

Berne, Cape Hay Ooanty, Hew Jernyt 

AH tha.t eertalB B»«««s»d pnmtMt, 

wltfc the aiaraTtenaBeBl, In the bill p 

complnlnt In the aall cauio partlsalarlr 

•et forth and deuriM, (hit il to aBPI.- 

All the tollowine tract or uuesf cf 

land and jrulHa h»MiB«fWf in 

larly dnerlbed, alnatt, irtnz And 

In th« City of Oeean Olty in the 

af Cape Mw and II 

BEING Lett, "" 

4SG. RiB I,

foter 

r. Wildwood Took 

, Unmetered. 

-—:> el,nearly 24,000,000 

or water froni the city of 

""tWf% Charged this week 

,„ r. B. Weir, olty engineer, 

!p*tne borough of Wilt 

made bis charges at a 

„, OI ihe city, commlsBloners 

ffirtpj^rttd them with photo. 

3Rfc« Burportlnir to show by-pass 

Jm which permit water to How 

ifithe West wildwood water 

"""without passing through 

iwpod supplies water to all 

fôwM'ttit la i9Si, Wfstîid. 

wood uWd MWM0 galloni oft wat- 

er, against n meter reading of 

16,100 list December, ' 

Harry TeneBbsuin, city lolicl- 

tor, wst authorized to take sttps 

to notify West Wildwood of the 

condition, and to collect tor the 

water allegedly stolen, 

^Crirataai Action Tbmtena 

West Wildwood citizens and of. 

fleiali were up In arms over the 

allegations made by Weir, and 

former Mayor Warren D. Hani 

.threatena to institute criminal li- 

bel proceedings. He eharsea the 

Arson Charged in 

Jan., 1932, Blaze 

Woman Causes Arrest of 

Tkh H 

k OTY SEN-nNEL.LEOC|R, OCEAN CITV, NEW JERSEY. FRIDAY, J WE 16, 1933 : ••"• w---^: •••••.•*:M 

jr municipalities On Five Mile 

W, but at North wildwood and 

Jhrood Crest, Wildwood «eha§ 

U» direct to consumers. Only In 

^"Wildwood Ja the water sold 

dwood is the w 

e borough, which 

consumers, 

f id h 

ld 

collects 

.„, „„ said he had overheard a 

jversatlon on the street, and 

IPIM a check-up, about 

Btna ago,. Ho said the 

'etWooct 

by.pass and valves ware Installed 

in February, 1931, under the di- 

rection of Weir, and that the pre- 

sent charges are an attempt to 

defeat ' the consolidation move 

which is favored by West Wild 

wood. 

Yesterday It was reported, that 

Wildwood offlclalH would institute 

civil and criminal action againsi 

West Wildwood, in an attempt tn 

recover for the water allegedly 

diverted. 

Engineers, Surveyors 

To Meet Here In July 

The South Jersey chapter of 

New Jersey^ Professional Enal- 

Tuckahoe Hotel Man. 

Harvey Bliaw, caretaker of th 

Tiiekuiiue Hotel, which was ile 

stroyed by fire, in January" 1!iT> 

was arresied Wednesday n" 

charges nf arson. The accusntin 

was miide by Mrs. Cecelia v 1 - 

of (•nrbin City, after «he 

Beers and r,flnri Surveyors will 

meet in Ocean City, .Inly 2n, i; 

was announced thin week hy Mor- 

gan Hand, Jr. who bus been nam- 

ed rtairninn of a eonimi'ttee on 

arrangements. 

The ttntatlve schedule of events 

includes a golf tournament, bath- 

ing «nd gaiiinB, and a dinner at 

the Ocean City Golf Hub. I 

jveiybody is 

Pontiac 

ILANCED 

VALUE" 

"Pentime mmkam . An 

with on baeatum ef it, 

Stniiht Eight Btrth,m. 

MM / gut A 

' _ -jl air, ....„ ^ 

ff'^rWf ««. ' »•> mwm, Hn 

Spatial Shoe Bepalrlntf TrleM 

[Ladies HalMioles 50c 

Men's Half Soleg 76c 

Rubber Heeto — 

Men's or Ladies* 25c 

Work Done While You Wall 

Central Shoe Rep Vng 

STORES 

764 Asljurr, opp, Murphy's 6-10 

811 Asbnry Art, 

Work (iu.mnltcd by Jan. Mailarcila 

Ilth Year in Bmlnni in Ocean Ciij 

g 

nnt timt," 

Mlma'm appurmci 

m mm fmmi gnud et 

•a. io inan mnd 

¥ modmtn." 

I "I likt it btemutm A 

weight mud mitmngtb 

mmkm m. fmml mmtm ant 

it it as eemfartmbla mad 

.-,„ and 

snaw uiHirreled, 

Mrs, Uistliy said she and BINIH 

ilnnned tn open si More, bn 

icked the necessary cash s\\:\\ 

told her, she claims, he enuhl BC 

"Itiisli money" frinn AloU Rrillicr 

owner uf iho hotel, who »,, „, 

vacation when the fire oei'iirroil 

Helen Stanford, «f TiiHcilmo 

testified she heard Hh;in 

make the statement. 

Tile fire was declared of «im- 

einiis nriain at (be time it lm,ne 

liiil, but no clues were ••ln.-iln..,| 

Shaw was cniiunilted tn jail with- 

nut ball, pending «rani] iury ,-n-. 

linn. UP deiiied the ehiii'jfes, 

3 Are Hurt Monday in 

County Crashes 

Three persons were hurl in 

dnwil-rnilnty accidents, 

Al Amri Hniisc. Mrs, "ifarlim"l-'r- 

rlflismi. ns, rind Mrs, aiiiifli I'lul 

•nit, M, president nf the enmity 

IH'alili loaiMir rammed inin a li'l- 

ephniie pole 

Mrs. Kniliciitt suffered a slisht 

cnnciiHsiiiii and liruises, while her 

companion received n fraimreil 

bream Imiin. 

Kvi'reli Shiiway, Philadelphia 

suffereil iliree hrolson i-ihs nnd in- 

ternal Injuries HI Nnrlh Wililiviinii 

when frf.ii Kenny, 021! E. H|ilier 

av., Wililwond, erashm! bead-nn 

with t'liiiiinrry nrmkweil, I'bila. 

neliihia, Kenny was fined snn fnr 

Says Jap Attack On China 

Caused By Fear Of Russia 

Camdon Rector, Former Missionary, Tells Rotary Japan 

Wants Manchurian Control to Block Sovieti 

•Japan is "lerribly afraid" o 

iissia, Theipfiire she Ilghis Chi 

iiu. 

This explanation of Japan's ac 

ivlly in jliinchllrln was advance! 

in a lalli m the Rotary club Ins 

i-'ridaj; (iinlii i,y a man whnwever 

al years awn served as a mission 

y in .tapau, Hu is Hev, Ncirma. 

H, Unwell, riM-ior nf at. .inhn's 

••itiisciipai iliiinli, ramden, 

Japan. In. Hcild, hn|ies to fr|B|n- 

'ii the rliini'W nm of Maiicburla 

i tlmroiiKhly tInif they vmw'i 

iiiii' hack. 

".liipan wains and nnm! hayi 

iiiirliiirla. potciitliilly nne nf tin 

I'iillhii'Bi sec-linns hi ihe wnrld.- 1 

• iliTlnreil. "TUi> terminus of 

railway i» Vladivostok 

i-ini'iiil with |,.e six 

IIN pyery year," 

linpes Tii nliieli liiiHKhi, 

*«ia, lie said, wants an IHIUC! 

i' Ken liimiiMh Miitii'lim in 

.l:i|i:m liiipes III riinlrni Maiichiir. 

i;l Hint IIIIN MIIMI nf( th,, ];,,(,. 

siiinH, i|,. n|si) MM|,i japan Is Be,.k- 

i'lililese nniioniil 

ManliiiiK into nn 

•lapan wiiiilil 

Ii it'll 

m HOT IN nilliK.N 

HUN iiiiiii iti:i;:i nr I'liiiiii null wi'Bicrn 

llinl.'* tin 

EiiinjJ In foim> 

h 

SVIliil they iii: 

HMiit d. "liit-y nri' ...„ ,,, ,„.,,,- 

inin I'linflict with the western nn- 

HIUH, I! IK a iiiisvdei' ke^r, whinh 

;i:. lidi hi'i'ii tniii'lied nff, becaiiMe 

ii' uciiiMin naiiiitis IIrp afrnir! m 

mill ihe si.iuriiiiiii, 

I'liiilemiis I', H. Tiiiirists, 

He i-nniterniieii ii lat'Me class of 

iiii'i'iciiii tiiiiiists in Japan, who 

J 1 said add tn Mie liilsunderstntid- 

u: iM'iwi'en the twit rutinfries 

Dr. r. A. I'irili, of Pliiladi'iiiliin, 

lifis n|M-iK'i! Ills siinimer hnuHc ;ii 

Sin f'iii'jt_pl. 

Flowers For Every Occasion 

Potted Plants Cut Flowers 

Ocean City Flower Shop 

"Prompt, Efficient Service 12 Months of the Year" 

80S NINTH STREET PHONE 19 

"ttttm mr mw Pantlmt 

ulutmltlnhuii, 

n» rfajf, mnd I 

' • car thift get 

tnaugh fs 

"Pm mtnng tor foni,., 

tseauis it .1 aa •oo- 

mmietl—utf la buy 

mm imir to ewn," 

1 i liiv.ii hiiiiifiiH nie ahsnliiteiy 

aîiiiiis' fnui?-:," be said. "We Am- 

I'liiMriH bnyn ;i HupHrinrily cnin = 

pli>\. \W. Miiiili fti''ri ! the yrr-Mie^t 

liatifjii in the ivnrld. We're nnt, 

i'Viciit In iiiriiiini! miiney, Japan's 

liistniy ai),.n tinrk (hmisands i" 

years hefnrf nurs. Japan hns 2 

Mini i.jiiH a• I" an iinhiiiHen inipni 

inl liiii-. i "illint-f it Innate in [heiii 

We .i't.-i ilnn'i liiivi" il. escppl am 

• in-: tin- iiiiist Iiiall 1 v pnlislieil, T!i^ 

.!n|t:iMi-Hi. watii tn rpHpect us, hn 

tln-v Iiiiiii a«l!iiiicn at fuir toiirlsiH 

"VVhiit'B our 1 ~>fl years or bin 

(nry In Japan ami f'hillll?" 

>'n| I'oiileil l>v l.cairuo. 

"r I pi'. hiRi wiir, he. said. \vi\ 

nniLMit nn! t.i save iictinicracy bu 

in :: frniM hisinfi snilir 

if-ir innnoy in liiirnpf. 

ale nnl hpinu 

Summer Visitor ,„, 

Called Suddenly «• 

Vineland Man Dies 24 

Hours after Arrival, 

I'lMIIM'ill Ki'i'vii-I'ii «(in- liilliilHI- 

d y i ^ H ' i i l a y allrriMHiii fnr 1'inlii. 

liiuci T r o 

Niiiiiiiii'i' iiniiie, ;I!i .-Mbintii- I- 1 " 1 

Mumhtv afit-rtinnn nt n bcnii 

ln.lt. Mr, Trniwi, ivlin hail 

a summer resident IUMV in: 

Jli yrars, innile lii^ peninlMrn, 

linme in Viiiiliiinl, « IIIM-I- tin> fuii- 

eral was held. 

Mr, TrniMt, n «ali-»nmii 

Nniioniil Maniifiiilutini! f... «,.- 

well known in iiu- linrihuni. IMIH- 

itiess ill Woiilh JiM-f.Hy fiir in;ni> 

lie is Hiirviliii h\ fun 

ITS, Mrs. Kiirl A. Tnrmi 

nmi Mrs, ficrlhe Hnml,; a .-on. M 

I'iui/i'iie Trnost, nil i a hrutiifr, I-'. 

.William Trnn.il. 

He Mciime ill lien, on Himiliiy 

and wax in hod unly '21 bnim lic- 

frire lie died. Iff Imd conic limf 

tn npen lii.M home fnr tin' simiinrr 

Widows' Pensions to 

Be Paid in Co. Scrip 

Widows' pensions will I" 1 • ' 

I- till' 

Ss; i -- 

I'niiuiy scrip jiiiimiriMng to $2,- 

184 Inn) hi'im I-I'IIII'IIIMI to t ho 

county treasurer this week in ia?,* 

es, from ihree munii'ipaiitieH, At 

ibt" saine Him" nearly $III,(HIII in 

cash was paid in, 

Dennis Township, which made 

tin' I'iisl HI I iji iniyiiiiiil, lill'IlMi in 

ailiiii innal si-rip fur a ^rauii total 

nf $L\ini, all nf which' is appiicd 

aaainni HI::;: taxes 

Wlldwnnd paid ififiS in Bcrip 

anil Hir.iMn I'i in insb, part nf 

which uas an exi-biiiiji!' nf checks 

lily piiiil jn.iiiiu in cash 

hut nn strip, allhou^h suine har 

cnlli'i'li'd lli'ic fnr lascs. 

• iiii- iiii I ii (2:1 iii scrip und 

1 ill iLlsli nn its fir!! laseK. 

Wildwood i i'l'si 11.111I Sl.niin on 

its MM I enimtj t:ixi'.-i, ami S5tl(l 

inward Ihe l'i:jj llldary las, 

' tn 

Inin' the check, eiidnrHi'il, in tin 

if Ihi- cnuniy tti-iiîiifr, il 

jri lintise. inilldinu. iii »"•iiii- 

ttnilsi.. I 

fitrip will alsn hi" paid in per- 

tih in this cn[lnt^ ulm rtrc 

-.'irdiiiii tliililrcn under ihe tine 

nf tlie linni'i! nf stale Eiinnlians. 

100 New Members 

Enrolled in C. C. 

Mine 1 linn ldii inemliers were 

'nrnllml in lire cbaiiibrr nf enm- 

nercc. ihiriiiii (hn irii'iiiliei'sliip 

'iiinpiiimi tiiiidiicied i 11,• pasi few 

(ceks. hut the incrpiisi-d niemher- 

iliip Iiiiil no ,.]ri>it in |illii(i>)rni|ih yoiir lirnper^î 

iifiiciiire iiiihi (.iirils ».et 11 

g m. Mimili\, as a ttmt tin a heannt' ui lmth siileN mi the 

question ol methaniLdl wlnps IILMIK npnuUd in the upen un 

the biMidwalk 

The petition was pipsented In lhnmas Muinon, ut thi 

li« ulltLe ot Itoburt K KHII who w I K iiimt'itlni,'the Hans 

com hntel LOipoiation 

Handbill Pedlers 

Arrested Here 

[Nibbed For Cluttering Rt- 

sort's Streets, 

Tim firm iirrcsi In over in years 

for ilinnvinij ridVPt'tiHlns lumil 

bills iilioii! the reBort, was niadn 

Ly aflcrniiiin. 

nn 1 ifilulni ur Wilfred Ilnuili, 

alsislnni MrfCt Hiippi'lnliiiidcn 

Five ninn, al 

1 Mr, Munyuii oxiilainml 111.1t 1 II 

iiii' rosiilonlH ui 1 lit- vicinity, nnd 

Mil! IlilllKCIIlMK llV pillliCUlllI', Clil- 

jl'l'l III Hit" |llli»P llf Mil! «hi|l lip. 

|t'iiiii'd HI MR. 1 C IIII iiri'lyiiiiiuili 

1 iiy 1 .fun I'iisHlily, Ki'MidiMitti r 

I.Mdi'.ii pi. ami iMtMnity signeil 

lioiiiion iisriiiisi Mie Ki'iiiiid whip 

licliiK lilt 1 i 1 hy oiisf ,M. 'I 

ill Hie lull! ill I'IUKU p]. 

Silt* JMI|S,. Hurts 

Tl»> pniiciiL ttiis miide on 

Bl'iMinil Ihiii ihe miltie uf the svliip 

In iipiTmiiui wns ilcti'liiiPiiliil 10 

Mie iH'liiliborliiioil und IIII 11 Un' 

MtilltiK y( couuges and upiirtr 

iiiuliis, 

11 wns iisked thai ihu ciiy t:il»> 

to force I tic nwiiurs ui 

To Be Given Balloons in 

Big Parade, Monday; 

Western Champion to 

Fly Here from Chicago. 

Kids! You Have 

Date with Marble 

on Monday 

Every kid in luwii Is expected 

tu "riiriuri lor Uuiy" uutHiUe tlie 

t'lundti'ii Hinul, MuiiUiiy al g:45 

a. ill,, tu juin tht* marble clmiii- 

iloiiB in iiu' bijf buur.iwalk pur- 

into in l(ini:.'i Hindiiiiii, 

Kuril kill will lie sivi>n u lial- 

liicm, and one ur ilium will win 

a §5 ij'ilii Jli'cc. You'll find the 

detiiila In iiin stiiry In Mil' !H"U 

t'oliiiiin lu Ihti left, 

JJuii't foi'Kin — 8;4D «, lu,, 

Moiiduy, ai iht! I'lnnders, Lillli' 

ur Huflman, t-ily iiiibllcity dl- 

reyior, wuiits to sfe yyu ilit're! 

Train Service to 

Speed Up Out of 

Resort on Sunday 

20 Minutes Cut From Run- 

ning Time to Broad st. 

Station under New Uni- 

fied Schedule. 

City, wi'iv nrrestort fur piisatim 

out Inmn, Bropii imndliillB, ailvir. 

iDH a (Mil rate clothing sale nil 

Aretlp av, 

Onrar CasBell, 41, of Arctir nnn 

F(*nnsylvanla avs., manager of tlie 

trow, was relenseii under 110 hail 

for n hearing Mnndav before Mns- 

lltrote RflorKe D, Rlehnrds, The 

• nllltra, Miiliin rrcsknB, white, of 

N. Nm Hi f'arollnii ay,, and Danlpl 

Billiard, Wlillpr Tally find OiMirge 

Dliatt nil, nrtlorad, of Arrllr nv,, 

fere relettiM. Uliiler IS ball each, 

Bosth chai-giB that .the hand)- 

bills wMf ihj'r ihe PeiinByivnnhi nnil RniUiiji 

rMilnnKls ÔPN inin eri'eft. 

On tho average, n snvirm of 20 

niiiiuipH iintier Ihe preseni lime on | 

iiig the hlKhwuy beiwc'ii ' tlu ' fftinnylvanhi will he nlfpf-l 

new Ueach Thorous$lilui •' I r ' cL ''iirtcr the new srheihile, pnn- 1 

hriilKe ut fllb si, and Hie Rainbow ! fencers ran 1 ravel to nrnnil si. 

Cliuinivl brlilef, iiili! linprnviiii' isliilinn. friiin hflie in :ifiproyinialr- 

Cash and Silver Undisturb- 

ed; No Sign of Forced 

Entry is Left; Neighbors 

See No One near House 

NO FINGER PRINTS 

the 

the appninch io tlie Uth si. luiUjse 

on this end, Uniiimlssioner .Inlin 

Trout aiiiiniiiiceil Weiliii'sday, 

Wind thai action would be tak. 

en to eliminate bottling up nf 

nn champs nml their 

lesfnrls at ibe lfltli st. new'Hpaper 

suit Ion of 

To Asrist W»th Traffic and 

Guarding Homes, 

life miai'ds will bejjln extra 

'luty tliis week-end, co-operatine 

with police, ami relieving them of 

mufh tralTie duty, »o that they 

will bn hettor able to prnteil 

liomps frnm anoak thieves. 

Chief Jack Jernee said yester- 

day he would assign life guards tn 

nswst In imtrolllnB the boardwalk, 

and to take charge at street ends, 

to prevent (tonBestion ami narking 

violations. The guards will all ue 

sworn in as special police ofTicers. 

Chief Jernefi also cnlls attention 

»f drivers to the stop street signs, 

Well must be obeyed. He points 

Mil that the stop sleds are for the 

Motnrtion nf all drivers, ancl lie 

"EPs timt local resiilerits set a 

•food example for visitors, so that 

Jfey maj- bjcome educateil to 

Owin City's laws of «afety. 

The rhief also reniiesta that 

Jjerclinntu do not park in front of 

ineir stores, espeelallv on Ashury 

ay, " 

In an effort to aive resort j>rnp- 

erty niviiers a "break," I'lirmnix- 

sinner .lohii K. Tfoiil mi Weiliins. 

day introduced a resnhliinn clelny. 

itm the dale of the city tax snle 

from June 2!) 'o snine Mine nfier 

Replember 1. Tin 1 rcsiilutiiiti, pasH- 

ed by himself and Mayor Ilnnil- 

ley, ordered Ihe tas collector in 

delay the sale. 

Mr, Trout explained in Intro, 

ducitiB the njeasure thai he has 

bud abmi! 10 pniperty nwners in 

his office iiskini; thnl they he giv- 

en until fall tn pay their taxnS, 

When summer is over, tlie 

people probably will have some 

money on hand from rent (HE their 

houses, apartments or rooms," lie 

said, "and Hie city will have mure 

elinucc nf eolleHMriB. These pen. 

nle are willitlc to pay their obli- 

gations, hut cannot dn .in until 

Ihey have received snme rpliii'n 

from the property, 

"And besides, if we did hnvn 

ld l 

thi' HeuciiiiK railroad, for a week 

or fun nt Mie seashore, ns well 

as ihe »erioiiH business uf com. 

petins fur Ihe naliona! ehninptnn- 

shlp. 

The bnys tire arriving earlier 

than umial this yesir, 4«e to the 

fan! thai Ihe PhlkdeTjJhla alght- 

Beclnii trip IK lieina etniHldernhly 

fiirliiiled, The_ IêaKlle Jslnnd Navy 

Yard, Ilelsy ROBS biiiise, Indepen- 

dence Hull and a few other 011.1- 

Bi)?hl» will lie Benn, nnd 

(lie sale now, we would only Bet 

the properties nn our wn banilK" 

So Tail l.iBlill J-iiifd M. 

Hnrolil Ilorler. 18, or KJO1 Plea- 

nne av,. was fined (2 by Maiila- 

rato tleoiBe n. liiehardH. Tuns, 

rlay. on eharge» or drivinB withoiit. 

ii tall light. "Ho;tii iilemle 1 jjuil- 

y to the charge, • 

Overnight Parkins 

Ban Is tin Tonight 

No more overniBht parking 

this summer! 

"he final warning of the Bea- 

ton was sounded by Chief of 

nce ,Tnck jernee, yesterdiiy, 

wnfin ne anld that hejtinnlnii to- 

t (Friday) tickets would he 

in the ;a« of all offend- 

SNAP SHOTS— 

At The 

If the mayor's letter 1 ; ire 

?? T "iJicBtioi. it's all o\-er but' 

the shooting. 

Anderson "tayp his job 

thinKfi are 'KOIIIP up, 

nnyhofc, |fa a Hwell job. 

* «**« ueoftle talk 

THIS 

CHftrAP UFE IS 

HOT STUFF, 

r 

Iv Mir time now consumed Io 

on \\io ncriilina to Ihe Terrv 

AliaildiMi I't'nllsj Stlltl'UI 

Home Looted Last Year 

Also Entered, But Wo- 

man Carries Her Valu- 

ables With Her Now. 

heavy 

State 

tranU: was reeelveil from 

Hiilwul! tiiliuwina 

Tho rliBi liiR robbery uf ihfi 

lllleriive Sunday- Mu> "i'ennsvl- istnson look place Monday, when 

vania ' siiilion here''will be ulian-1 thieves stole three dlanitui'l ringi . 

dr.nrd fur prisnetiKer traffic, nil ami a diamond bsr pin 'vnluerl at I 

IrnlllK arrivinc iiTirl lie- 

serlts 'if lelleri and personnl ! purlinB from the neiidins -tntinn. 

ineeliiiRs belwuen him und the ! Tl '" llMl ""'I " 4 "i "

jjft8lfeiiL.LM6ER, OCEAN rrfYr NEW JSR3EY, FRIDAY, JUNE 3$. 1933 

uitiiid valuations 

,N«tionB| Bank, 

Fate. 

>, Has 

j Swfdesboro Hunk p 

T largest number of 

, T gt u o ijiU 

,weje fijttdeiisy tke Swedesherd Na- 

tional Bunk, which foicelpsoil iin 

nlflt (ngrtgttgn during th.v pntii 

year. They asked tliut vnliinilnns 

totalling $70,850 IJB ieiliiiM'ii 10 

M5K 

cnnie back us 

The Ocean City Natiomil Dl'i'lf. 

ai tHigiee* appealed for Uie Dc ! ]= 

aware Hoiel, 3rd st, iinii tlie 

boardwalk, Bobert K, Bell, retire- 

aentlnB the hotel, slmweil phoui- 

graphs taken In 1938, BIIHWIIM n 

wide beach in front of tho honril- 

wailt at the hoiel. It nils aski'il 

that the preiem nfHsetsgnirnt of 

$331,700 be reduced tn jfiii.OMi. 

Assesjtiir (iiiiKriidil.ili 1 ,!, 

Assessor Edward B, BuwUrr ni- 

tended ilia tienrliijs, ;o mistier 

questions askpil by the Iniiinl. 1 m 

was coitRrnlillatpd hy tho Imnril I from Sark'H friends. 

Sack At His Hearing Admits Taking 

Four Drinks, But Denies He Was Drunk 

rii from unsv 1) 

the department, without over hav- 

ing ri trial, f slreU'inM n pcilnl 

at the time arid told him he could 

n piiirnliinin, lmi 

Jn the iinmlier of 

Aski $71,- 

M Heir. 

• Tuesday—De- 

Expected Soon, 

t appeals wore heard 

the Cape May County 

atlon, at thn annual 

City, The num. 

•spa only abmlt 

Cltot It was the year he- 

• " , kidnapping nail hlark-, , IHf ,,,n; 

mull," They were unsigned, tliR ttjd, ,lmi 

iniiyor said, lint purported in ho 

home, lining i» with him. Fraticl 

and JiiinoK Aliller, iiiKh sv\ 

buys, passed ihe IIHIIWII nl ih 

linic nnd said Suck noouied sub 

or. lie Hpiiki' In them, iliuy « 

Niifirrllii; I'riiiii Ci-«ni|ih. 

Mrs. "I 1 . ,|. rtiiull Siiiii rlH' 

icen Suck drive by her store ii 

Sib si, and i'pinml iiv., and lain 

ipcikp In him im (illi BI. Sii 

his cur, Haul be BUB siii 

from rniiiiiw, hp snid, 

VS'lipn Hack iliiiM.. in iiip 

buck iif bis IIIIIIM', In- «iis i 

In lii'i iiii i nnii blew ilu> 

aill-d \\w ;l!U ! ill liill 

in' Airs, rai 

In 

nccllplcd ihc npni-i- 

'ri 

It being pointed nut (hit 

the property owner? npim'i'iiily 

were salisfieil with i),e ^ciifril 

rfedurtlon in viiliiiiiin:1:i MI iiln Inal 

full by the city, aqc! whic'i :esi:ll- 

ed ill a matrrhil reihit'linn in ili, ! 

tas bill this year. 

Those filliiK ii|ipp.il-i ini'luiliMl; 

Mary E, McClntclly, K-st.it.-> nf Pan. 

nie .r.iiypriliifi". Syrtiifi' i.i'rcnili il. 

Lotinni Hubin. rainden i'itinnip 

CII., W, P. Ilnlnes, .Inne .\|. Mnr. 

ilir, Kiifiar F, Hnrff. IHr'T avl 

Crispin, John J. Siniih, tf,, Nini'u 

Florentine, Joseph I'liiTnsiii",. 

In 

t'llrrhi'd fur 

this iMiiinpeiiiin, 

thnri! |H PHI uffieiiii po| 

it Is lGiirni-il ihrouKl 

g 

wh'fh woiild {inch, Ella II, ("iissiibnoni, nnii 1 

H. Hoss, Snrn E. ShiiBiir Drill. 

allhogch 

a repiirl,. in pa k him 

rcl"iihl«l wiiwiiiliiil an 

Kitiii-rPH thai neve-mi persons were, mm, « iin wi'rt 

"frisked" yeiJipnlhy for wpupnnii, i I'IIIKMHI- Tluu 

bpfiire 'the trial starteil. Tlifre a>,f,is[od. Inn 

were nearly n dozen unlforim'il «ni(l iii>" !ii>nnl 

11101,1111114, vi 

11IIMII hpluu, 'riii-y Hflil mil I 

ussisi illy clljcr, bin hi- slilliihii-. 

l iili, iillil llii-y wi-i'i- in il,l 

p. 'I'li'i 

il Hiih 

buy 

"" 

lfn;!ii 

III ,Mll| 

P"lier in ib ,milsHiim ri111111l.fi-. ci 

ld i 

• m ! 

"'v"'' K ""' wl 

»the Somers Point 

Territory 

City Ii its IORICBI tnidlnK 

Mom afl in THB S#ntin.l- 

|>lIl,fOH( little more In 

ers roliit Htralil, 

F, n. Onhriiia, ,T. n, anil Oriilin I Boswrll. 

whirli wns filled in riiiiacily. 

^pvenif of the wilinissrH for 

iln> rity, wlio Inui IUJHIP HluteniniitH 

tbrep weeks nan, hull "fiinsotten" 

1 of IhP illinuH Illi-y Sniil Ililin, 

and roiild iim swenr in the same 

faetg yestPi'diiy, even fhough re- 

minded of them liy Magistrate 

D. Htfiiai'iis, who rept'e- 

sentecl the riiy fnr Andrew ('. 

„ BW Maldg I 

aH(OTCLNEIL 

(More*) 

|C;'*O««il Citr, N. J, 

nyiiill!li!Mlli!ll!iillliiiiliil 

>Dc Sendee 

ises To 

liladelphia 

"*« BHll iulUfJpijS- ^ Uo- 

I.at am, THS, 8i' Mfiihi nn ;i \uin;iisi 

"'" '•>• Mrs, Anini I 1 

•I!-ilU AiiSs I J.-H-i «,,l| 

'•I. Hii,. «,|| |l(, ^ H , , , , 

Mil M.'inliiJ, 

:!'!• i. ,m.f s.nri'iil 

•' 'i'-lis lillirh ,\|l-.:. 

'•'"- Hi'l'i' • Iili, fil ill 

n l,''li Illi I n n e r in,,, 

!i '!''' a Irw »erk- a :n. 

'!'••• Mis. SlI'ir.iFii mu'dl' 

•'' i • I 'iliiiiiiii ,1 a si'iiril! 

11 reiinilvil a nn;ni. i 

l.-i'll'ilil illlirii-s (li!l':llli ' 

1 "I M^s I):irl, Whi-'ii ! 

':;;*', linwesi 1-. iJir> '• 

led mil nf liiiin, 1 

i as !,:aih\ Ii «ns 

t I'H- i 

if a mUnik,. (inn | 

Mis. 

Illl II- ! 

I |:|i 

Women's 

White Silk 

Pique 

HATS 

Small hrlmi. 

head ,i,-e> 

—Eath— 

79c 

(Mini Mil,- While Mall 

49c and 59c 

Inch 

-r«lr_ 

With orgaudlo cuif. Flared or 

rileutvd. 

Women's White 

Summer Dresses 

I'ique nnd Knit ;jpnri Modelp, 

—'Eneh— 

98c 

Fishing on 'Walk 

Second strike Allied |Halted by Mayor 

jAt Woodbine Factory, ————- 

Complies With Complaint 

of Hotel Proprietor. 

Kdii ii ril 

; llai! 

Hi t/nili' \ isiteil ti!i> 

A I ill SAi'K 

said, nn,' linilni H;'rk 

Msrhliiff Services, 11 

SOSJIli St. 

of f 

Sacli liline hnillP. the 

JUNE 

••CIIBISTIAN RlIENrE 

Kanrtny SthBol m ii30 I. m, 

Tcslimsnlll Mrellni E»ch Wtdnudir 

rB5in npfii Mandays, 

snd Fridays except 

hdlidg^s, frsm ^ tg 4 p, m. 

The Public I, rardlillr Intiltd 

shnwvii, ;!n,| left I); 

UP DAILY 

WITH 

lllh Spasnii 

MORGAN HAND, JR. 

CIVIL F.NfilNEER SltlVEYIlR 

Liccmcd Munleilllll rncincr and 

Land 

HOI rlenior? Ait, riecan 

^wiimp :ifL!! Sj'ilt-hl:ir:-h 

iH'riiit miivii 

lUHiiicm-, iiivpi^ pnjii.licil, ilg, 

iinil i!fi-plurii-,t] fiU^^llc-- 

f . ' ' _ "_..._._. 

' miilvfiiila 

i'tincit'li- 'Miniity tfiiiiro 

anil 

Ksrfllj- Eneiinyr, Occilli C'lly : Ili'sl. 

nuiiiu.r N. J. Slnlc IliBhwuy 

lle|iLj M..fnl1rt. KuBinccr 

U. H. Army: Knrmor Eiik'ilicer, 

Piiilliind CA'mciit Asayeiatiun, , 

fioiii tlm norm tin! »f 

ii, wiiiHiiirrF. jt« 

llaii 322 sih s 

:iniiiii'('i!it-ni 

Hnmllcy 

;i |nnfph=-i rrum 

111.11. 

a' "I'd st. 

Mi'. Am 

I lie iiii-i-iinj; mi 

ii.-'l fishing h 

i,r tlm IJnhiwjirii Iloiel 

smi wns present ill 

iliinnnr si nil lilt il 

One wnmni) 

rnn Injured liy 

lish linnk, he snid, and he 

WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR THESE SPECIALS 

|g£jTpRES 

linlcal ilevlges." 

Auuilier iinstrii.tluu is llml ail 

sttch buildings IIIIIHI he i>i|iiiiii;ed 

with tuilni fui'iiiiios for men and 

women, with the lilumbliig in uo 

cordniiijt wiili ilit? i-i(y iilunihiiiK 

Ilei'Umi'N lli'ffi'lliB Tiidllj. 

If. suili devices are idnetricjally 

opai'iued, Ulu iniwer iiiust be auri- 

])llnii thniujill inslllilti'd iiiiiu run- 

dulls laid tliruij fei't hcnealh Ihc 

ground under the bnnrdwalk. 

The iiidiMiime is declurcd lice, 

esanry in the inlyrest nf iniUlie 

lionlLli, safety, general welfHTp 

an# fine urevuntJon in tho 

Senior Class Chief 

Scholarship W|nn« 

Jamea Smith, star athlete Bid 

president of thin vit!", grailuit. 

Ing class of ihe Qcenn fity Hist 

School, 1ms boon awarded a H(W. 

arslilp at Dickinson Cnllege, Olf. 

lisle, Pa., it wns learned WM- 

ueadiif, 

Bmiih, the son of Mr, and Mrs, 

•Samuel J,. Siiiiiii, uf 1(126 ilmj- 

son nv,, la the only hoy in New 

.Torsey to win Ihs Kiholaraiif, 

which was awarded for tho bcit 

esBiiy OH- John IiickinKnii, 

f h l 

A COMPANY THIRTY YEARS OLD 

' Last Friday tht Ford Motor Company completed 3D years of automobile 

Baking. 

it is also my fortiith year at tha same job. I made my firit ongine 

in 1893, and it still runs. This is the engine that won the Selden Patont 

guit__whioh took the motor oar out of the exclusive class, and opened 

the automobile industry to hundreds of manufacturers who starttd during 

the last 30 years. ' 

Some of tho men who began with ne that June day in 1903. are working 

here yet. All of the principles we laid down thin, are still operativB; 

we find that they have great survival value for the future. To date they 

have produced and sold over 21,000,000 Ford oars. 

Although we created the automobile market wo have never thought it was 

good for anyone to monopolize it. We have always believed that before 

business could be good for one, it must be good for all. Our disooverias 

and improvements have always been open to other manufacturers without 

patent restrictions. 

Of course, there is one thing we cannot share—êveryone must get it 

for himself—-and. that is experience. Money could duplicate our buildings 

and maohinas, but it cannot duplicate 40 years of experience. And it is 

txperienoo that makes a motor oar. . , 

•. But the past doss not especially concern mei it has all been a prepara- 

tion for the future. For myself, I feel that 1 have just been gathering the 

tools to do something.worth while, and that my real task is stiil ahead. 

Great Qhang«s are upon the world. False ideas of every kind are 

vanishing in the general upheaval. Those who built truly on principle will 

Burvive-^—thtir service will carry ovar. Business integrity and commodity 

honor will be fully justified. And newer and Better ways of living will 

appear. 

That is tha outlook for this young thirty-year old Company of ours. 

j^torury GffrwA. 

munity, A'penaYty of •iann"finc"o'r lrr «' the college, written 

DO days in jail Is provided, wiili | Naw Jersey nor. All lush • 

ouch iidditinnul 'violation tn In 

termed a new offense' The law ii 

tn lake effect immediately ntiir 

filihl iiiibllciition, todny. 

Mrs. .fiiiie Miiilii' 

". nf Chesii-i, nr,. 

«m ill S2ii reiiiilyii ],| 

1.001*1.25 

To 

Marhiii SI, Whnrc I 

To 

rir,..i,l si. Buiion 

PHILADELPHIA 

Daily to June 24th 

A, M. 

| l.i-av« OCKAN C1TV . , . . i 

j . iHliintliirij Tinn-i 

Pennsylvania Railroad 

EXIDE BATTERIES 

h#¥i .Iwiyi been Ihe metoriil'i mail 

thrifty pinehiu. Ntw low pnttt 

"art *t 16.75 for Ihe IJ.pi.i, ,i,f 

/femember, , , 

WHEN in AN 

Far than lo whom fini CQ1t h (he 

only comidsialion ws offtr (ht 

. titliinii 

"Tht $»h low Pnti ijiitiy" 

lUILT W THE MAKIM OF IXIDi ' 

BRECKLEY 

BATrcRY SEKVICE 

Auto Electrician* 

Car Painting 

fli Slwion.Ave.-.. .Pkoie Sll-W 

ilaiiHermis |C, his 

here, 

zi>ne fnr fijliermen was 

Imiiee twii \veelis 

thn liinynr'H ciiniient 

_ "Wlicn 1 ii;;iv,,,i to allow fish- 

i in/, Iriiiii ,l,f. iniii'd nff urea, it 

| WHS milv nntil iv(. rerelvrd rnin- 

n!:iilllr Mh-iii. ii." the ,|,nynp tnil| 

"'• AiKliTsfiii. "Vnnr eoniiilaint is 

I liiiv.i heard, hiil I will 

it nnd iirder the ropea 

taliiii iiimn m unco. The fishrr 

men 1,-now they are ailnweii tin re 

only nv inns as there are no c.im- 

plaintK.' 

Tlie rf,|),[|.o(t urea had been re- 

iiiiu-ei! Ia.>t nijrht. hut n few fish- 

eniicn «errno!y flslied ,,n, uniiwair 

fippareiitiv, ,|f an;- ofTicial hnii ,,,i 

the spnit. 

They Hiiiionbteiily will coi,:itiue 

tiifisli until the city makes up it 

mlii-l tn hum "No Pishinff" *lun 

on tin. linariiwalk raillnff or jiost 

a nulit-e ofTi.-nr there nerinanentlj 

Property Owners Proteit 

Whips; Hearing Monday 

ll'.m!imi,.,l f,,,m ,,„„ !) • 

thins in my power to stop them 

Hnrty A. Murrls, eiiy clerk, wa 

itistrurted in niiiify bnth l!f 

Townstnd and Mr. raasldy nf il 

tiino and phiee of thc hearing si 

they can defend their rjosltlnn" 

Onliiiaii,-,, is PosHeil, 

The rp So she wrote 

tU'rrctnry Hidni-y Murjnn, ot Waal), 

ingtcill wliu took time uut to reply 

ind lot her mind nt iasc 

New Jeisey nor. All IIIEII Brtoiil! 

in thc state bad. entrant!* In tpu 

contest, .,., 

HEAD THE CLASSIFIED AD| ; 

When Did 

We Test 

Vour 

Battery? 

• 

SHEPPARD 

Battery Service 

sis Asiiitiiy 

THONK (S3 

liKFOHE I'lHt'JiH AHVAlfUE - OHUF.B 

TOUR 

AWNINGS NOW I 

I'ottun iiriees are (MlvHneliiK. AH indfcHltooa 

poliit l« bigher BwiiliiR prlees. 

I'HOSE US TODAY FOB ESTIMATF 

CITY AWNINO CO. 

A.hBry Aw, OCEAN CITY ^ ^ i 

B1DUCTION IN COAL PWCK 

J, LABAN HENLEY 

34th Yewr or^Coal Service in Ocean City 

READING COAL 

$12.50 ton 

$12.50 ton 

$10.00 ton 

$7«Pp ton 

Nut and Egg 

Stove 

Pea 

Buckwheat 

Phone 38 ,y:'.-' 

W«a» 

OCEAN CITY ^mNd^GErt! OgEAN Cm. ^ jfeÊV, FRlbAY. JOSE i, JMa 

Name Speakers 

F BlHcuîlu Holi?t, A munleit! «inl 

teFur? iii-OKi'ym wilil li-'frsMhrTienlH IL4 li 

mdliilirm feature is jjlannfil, 

MISilONARY SOCtETV 

AIIJdUHNH UNTIL FALL 

The Wunun'n Hum.- Hiwilaiinry Surlety 

af tht, M^tlHidim ehi,rch mu! ii! ihe t-hyrgh 

tlfii-i? Tut-silHj' nmiit In IriinsiiitH iiiiîni-is 

yirk-k'iit ii, ciirry it ovur the Hummr-r, 

the Mi'viili udjtiurnini/ until HoirtemijeF, 

Mnt, Huriii-i; J5mllh, iiriîdent, cqmluetlHi 

li ijevotiaiiiil sieriod. 

Pliiiis tu send n puiiil tn the Hiifne 

Miiiiiiiii! Symm#r St-hiitil in Oceiiii (jrove. 

July !i in IS, where Mis. (innrirc W. Yi.rd 

Lcuuticn methods, were discli*KSi!. A re- 

lBifl ml Ihc nliiyler, "Hnld Vuiir Haul 

ihoiied ihnt II iin-.nt .if »l(i Imd li en 

reiinEtil, Jl mif ili'fidi^l til huve n li 

Fide ill Huiiii.mher iiml iin enti-rliiihii! 

in Ch'hiliur iM a mi-iiii* el fuiiiintc 

Left lo right — Bernard Poland, tenor; Donald V, Ileddiiijs, Intrlione; 

Henri Scott, basso. 

Howard MaeNelil, tenur; 

Quartet to Sing 

At the Tabernacle ! KHURCHESB 

Morning on Camp Ground |P» 8t B »P tiil Church 

^Sunday on Boardwalk j Ann ^5f^J]S'(lllJKn1 

.——— llilJ, Si. niiJ Wi-sli-y A..-. 

Special musli; by the Nalimial sJ^Vi.liV" 

fiuartei will he liMtrd at bolli | m, "r\,,. |,,,. 

iiiiiriiiii}' and eveninK services nl 

the Oiean city Tabernacle asun- 

eiation on Sunday, 17.^ 

Ai Hi::i(i a, 111. the Herviee will I w 

be eoudiifled In the lilstorie build-1 " l5 

"111 pivn 

il ul II 

O of .pohf- 

itri liy llii' 

ing lictweeii Fiiii and tilli st^,,' if _ 11 hi ' 

ihe evening Kcrvite ai 7.au InoxcusBbli Absence 

p. in, will he in eiinvijiiiinii hiiii Lutheran Sermon Topin 

ai (illl St. ailll the hmirdWiUk. i s,ivii,.< nl SI. Jnlin'- Ki-nn>n'lii>u| I.u- 

, In addlliiin m the reiiiilai' mini- \ ihsnm churrh, inili »i. uml I'l-iiiini nv.. 

hers there will bo vnual SIIIIIH liy 

Henri Sruii. hatin; liefuard Pnl- 

and, tenor; Ijonald ncddlnn, linri- 

toiH'- and soiiM leader, and Mi,^ 

Uelly KediliiiM, dnilfililrr nf tin; 

sotifi leader, 

f riii' sjii- 

v ll.IA il. m. 'I'lii' pii^h 

Ki.uilHii. will iirtiii-h (in "liu- 

Al,.,-r 

Tin 

Iim ' ' 

111^.! liy 

will bo Rev. 

ai liiiiH 

Hlinil, 

L). IJ., Ciimdeu dlstriel HUperin- 

tondeilt of the New Jersey M, K, 

conference. The Ilev, Air. Mann Is 

well known in all parts of this 

stale iinil Pennsylvania for his 

forceful manner iif presenllnis a 

ttiiiie, 

llev. William K, I-'isher, super- 

intendent »f ihe tuliernaiU 1 , nil-j 

nijiincod yestcldny Hint a gospul 

soul! fesllvaJ svili he toniliiiti'd 

nuxl l-'iiday IIIKIII In the Talier- 

nacle hy Mr. neddiiiM. At thiii 

iiiiiu Ihe illreiiliii', who will lie in 

ehiirjie nf Hitija nu all miniiuer, will 

orBanize his ihiiir. All liiiiHt; wish- 

itits' to jiiin are rei|uesti'il lo ;il- 

tenil. 

thr .lim-iinn 

mi. Tln> HfVllliiiT' 

1111.ill' "ill he ri.m 

• li» .liii'rlliin nf Mi 

Tin- cniitrreijiiliiiH 

rillii.v/ fur :illi,llii>r 

nn iin, n,,,.,.iv ,.11 " 

ihiy .iyiiin^. ,Iuly 

ill r... 

fil-.l 

Christian Science 

Subject. Sunday, 

r • Ml'IKNCK' 1 

Lvilii" Hev. E, r. 

11 In n m. 

1,1 !•:,(,1,.11, Vutnl. 

,,»,! I'limii'T .I.-l.l.i 1 

Inili'il iii n-iiiil linili- 

». M. Wilkin-iiii. 

nil,I i.niiii' mi 1 !•" 

Feii.Mii ill 'Tl» Clini-" 1 

wtiiili Hill i,|,|.n S.ih 

ihp Slriiiiil Tin' 

HOLY TMINITV CHUHCH 

(EpiliCOpBl) 

IIc-v, O. N. DnvidHgn, HeelnF 

Fervieea f,ir 'Jnd gutiiliiy after Trinity; 

Bill!) A, M, lluly Kurhiirim. . 

U:!',!! A, M, Church Serins!, 

lilH.-i A, M, MiilTiiny ri-iiyer iifiil êfmnn. 

7 lii, I', M, KveiiBiinit nnd AildreHU 

Biityidiiy. June at Hi, 'Jiihn ll^j nri|H 

l»l lliij'." 1'eleliiuliiin nf Hilly Eufhiirii.t 

I H ji. in, 

ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHUHCH 

The fhUFCh of CJiisd ChpFf, 

7th m, mid HsveH pv. 

IlfV, Henry If. (lioiisr, jr., Plllor 

11 n. ni. Hernmn by the Ftt«tr>r. 

lar/lO |>. m, Sundltf Hohiml, Albert Hpn- 

-y, fiu[ier(niendGrlt, 

3 n. m. The union nervico u Marcdonin 

M. E. (•hiii'(hL Sermnli hy Kev, ThnmaK 

T. Tilylnr. I), n. 

" n, m, Allen Chi-iBtiiin Endeavor, KU 

nits? Ftftdi-ieri nreaidetit. 

H |i, m. êrmijn by the pnstSF, 

Miniilny eveiiiiiy. Offiriiii I.QU!-d, 

Tuejidiiy evriliiiil, Tri^teijfi' licaird, 

Weilni^diiy eveninK, Friiyer Meelintr, 

Tliur>diiy avnnlnn. "Slirrml runcurl, 

Mr«, Jilllliey Tlminiixiii. «l>nnmi. • 

Kriiiiiy eveninjr, Chins meetinil. 

HiirKiniON f 

MACEDONIA M, K. CHURCH 

Cb&rlen jb KlncKde. FnHtsr 

16 a ni -Claut BMtetlnir 

H i m Marnln^ vsFBhIp und 

12 1U Church tichofll 

SJO n m —Union nervii Bc 

Rn T T TH»IHF 

8pm r rmurlh League 

0 u m Litnln^ WOTKIIIP ind 

Mrjniti!^ (vt-iiint; otficml banFd 

Wiilii" filiiv i-\tninir pFiiyei mu 

Wildwood Man Must 

Support His Child 

Lorcm Keatlnfl, 2'i, at Wildwood, 

son of u well known meretitinl 

there, was ordered to pay S3 

weekly toward the sunpori of his 

child, Wednesday, The 'order ic 

temporary until the Seiiieniber 

loriii of court, when Keating will 

iitnnd trial. 

iiil fur mcrllheri of the num. 

iif the Methodiat church, tu 

n 

.liihi. 

nf till. 

r- it Tin 

IMS 

Hfi. 

(I, ••Tin' 

liihi 

iln-ni hi.' li 

rmrin ,m fti,. 

i.ml I 

Central Church 

To Open Sunday 

32nd St. Community Also 

to Have Beach Services 

,(„!! Tfvl 

ill llilllLilf 

h..v thin ilvi 

•liii.lii- i.f ih'nlli. 11 

lii'lit ihimil" It.ililll' 

Ani-II" ill" -Iti'iinU'- Mliir 

I i,»Mii->:u,-mi,n ;. ilir. rnlli.' 

liji,i|.- "nive mi' lii'ih'i'-nuHlnit', 1 

-linll Iiw-li illy 'ii»-l v,.|i. I ,,lwil| din. I-'., 

ii.u-lih my ivluiln hi-ii-i. Turn nwny niliii 

1 vr-; lYnni liehiililiii^ ' :iiii:v ; anil (niii'W,,ii 

il.nii-r.i,, in III-' vvnv" (r«nllli« I 111'14.371 

'rile t.ei^,,n-h'i'i'ii>"ii '^"> ini-lnili'i* Iin 

l.,|ln«iiir l m 

Sunilwiclieii, ma, tame lielter with Hnm.fle.I.lte 

Hire's Root .Beer Extract *«* 22fc; 

* MOB Ginger Ale or Lime Lemon 1* "b«t IOCS 

* Canada Dry Ginger Ale bot 12^c» pe; • 

* Rob Roy Pali Dry 2 boti 18o, qt ttrt.lDri 

• Plus hotllo dt'iwait. 

>s,u- mco riiri- ruiifiirii *m ^ ^ 

Grape Juice «I" 

Sllmiilnllnii iuiee from nelceted Brapea and nwr 

A Hiilenalil aymmsr drin^ , 

Sanka Coffee lbli " 40c;Maxwell House Coffee ^ i 

Baker's Premium Shredded Coconut pkf 6c, 10c 

12'/aC Bab-0 (tumbler pad free) • can lie 

Octafon Products—Specially Priced 

Large Size Laundry Soap 6 large cakes 25c 

Cleanser 3 cans lie i Soap Chips 2 "» » k «" 27d 

Toilet Soap 3 cakes lie | Soap Powder 3 pkgi, lie 

White Floating Soap 3 cakes lie 

Buv for Quality—Save for premiums. 

4SCO MeatB—Kept Right—Priced Bight 

Fiiiist Quality Steer Beef. 

Steaks Round 

Rump 

Sirloin 

30c 

32c 

Ground Fresh Beef n. 18e ; Lean ShorTRIbs 

Fresh Cut Beef Cubes lb 18c 

licslied Killed Stewing 

Chickens 

All 21 

piii.niifidilly ffil on Krnlnii nml mill!. Tender and fine flivsral 

Genuine Spring LAMB 

Rack Chops 

Shoulders 

mCO mint Jolly 

II) 22c 

it) 17c 

iumb 12 l ,ic 

Legs Lamb tt> 

Breast (to stew) lb 

Neck (to stew) lb 

Coon's Old Sharp Cheese lb 

Sliced Salami or Cooked Ham »4 tb 15c 

Store Blicbd Lundllion Ment 

Store Sliced Tliui'ingor 

Store ailfed I.ehfinnii 5c 

Cleaned Fresh 

Sea Trout or Croakers ft 

Ci(*ji!!t-il -fto Waste. Tli IP itipian"* Iti lit this fish U eamplet 

when you liiiy it —- all feod— ready fsr thg pan. 

Cboked Peeled Fresh Shrimp »/2-» 15c 

Fruits and Vegetables Attractively Priced 

Fancy Calif. Red Beauty 

Plums 

Tender Radishes bunch 

Fresh Cilif, Aprieota ' do* 

; Solid Slidng Tomatops B(?i 

Crisp Iceberg Lettnee 

Luscloui Eatlnf Cherries 

Beans 

Southern 

• • « * 

Another 4KD Store reopehed far vu 

day at the earner of Batterao ,HA. Md 

complete supply pt Groceries, J^W*

Cl E TY 

mm cmm^m^mm, OCEAN CITY, NE# JERSIV, FRIDAY, JONE 23,1933 

and* Mm. Lcuniler S, Cor 

.lion, 11th st. and \Vcslpy uv.', wen! 

I l'lilhidcluhiu vlaltorH, .Monday, 

wedding . tooji 

. .^Ba.H.Bt hJsrh 

r -WWfee's Chapa!, 

N'»»:'M,:Cpiii, daugh- 

e Coup,, Boardwalk met- 

1 ""*J(W_ in' marriage to 

,• fonnerty of Vin- 

, and nttw manager 

ma Store in Copt 

.,.T,W. Thoma! Blato, 

,.. thi church, officiated, 

ftfUists were the members 

J f!Ijnediate familiei, The 

rwert Mies Mat^ Brown 

" Tuaing, of Vlnetii 

wan charming; in 

silk crepo eitscmbl 

i» to inatoh, and .. 

hat trimmed with lua 

nlBoy Brqmblc Mis WiiifiUd 3 & T llntl Wlb d "I North cream to the many friends and 

relatives who came to extend their 

„ , , , congratulations nnd gifts 

.it lor all lilum or me Metro, sided in Oceiin flty gince l»l 

,,»!!rt i"',. *'""" n mQWn 5Ir ' Brul " e " having been engaged 

St-ii »- i « !il «wrn Unitod in the express huiinesB for >ome 

«.'. n if'1 W 0 ° Ver m êk years, .ufler which he drove a 

uul .it his iilacn on the Lagoon, 'hack for hire until the time nf 

veriary and who alBo receiveii 

lifts and cards of congratulations. 

Among those present werti: Mr, 

and Mrs, Cherle Borie, 3ni, nnd 

daughter, Miriam; Mr, and Mrs, 

Oarl B, Boardman, M H , nnd Mrs, 

fohn Dennis and son, Jack; .Mrs, 

Lavalet gkrobanek and daughter, 

•Ruth! Mr. and Mrs. TUchari! Cal- 

lahan, Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Ber- 

yl, all of Blackwood: ,Mr». Clara 

Cramp, Mr, and Mrs, luaeiili 

Qulgley, Miss Manie Kieglor, Mrs. 

Mary Ziegler, Mrs. n, Walton, 

Mrs, Catharine Borie, Mr. and 

Airs, Howard Crump and danah- 

ler, Eleanor; Mrs. Mary Piittuii, 

her son Tom, and daughter, Vir- 

ginia; Mrs, Edith Cronin and h< 

daughter, Kathleen; Miss Elaa 

Cramp, Mjis Anno Riiynolrts, oil 

of Philadelphia; Mils Viola Votli- 

ers and Jack Ailkins, of Hnitdon- 

Jleld; Mrs. Martin BchrBlbir, Mr, 

rind Mrs, Hugo, Demmi, of K.iBt 

Orange; Dr. C, Eugene Onfliy, 

,Mr» Annie N. Darby, Mrs. I^nti 

Mines, Mr. and Mrs, B, M, Darby 

and Miss leaniiette Darhj', all of 

Ocean l.'lty, and Clem Sinkos, of 

Alliliiliu i-'itv 

Noisy Motorcycle 

Caused Fine of $5 

Oswald Adiiiiis, 22, of 722 Aa- 

bury nv., was fined ft bj Majls- 

tfato Richards, Saturday, for op. 

eratinij a nmiorcyrle in the city 

Ithout an effeftive muffler on 

le tnigiiie, 

Patrulnian Samuel Price arrest- 

«»1 Adnnis »n Friday when he 

frilled tu uboy ihe nollreman'i* 

warning lo take his cycle home 

»Hfl jot run (t 

flBJB 

Irom 

Im oaniregatio 

churches had heff 

Hoe relative to the , 

of the machine. 

ftpt, LewiB 

Power Yacht 

1'aptaln Low 

Diary yacht, the 

wBIeh was built 

EllBiiueth, has 

Ocean City and m ooM 

dock, at the foot of ith ,, 

lor fishing party 

large ncale this 

According )0 capi 

thq largest auxiliary 

cal waters O H 

Elisabeth, Avenue, Visit Our Other 'Itnrln'r ! sh«p ami 

llt'iiuls Salmi — MIS Auliiir}' Arvniii< 

PENNSYLVANIA 

RAILROAD 

The READING 

SYSTEM 

COMBINED SERVICE 

TO AND FROM 

_„. of whleb Miii,J 

,• retirlne pruMmt 

i:|j(Bpt enjoying ifn 

Wt;TO,B«By It was 

?rWQJ&& Cim All 

*" fit their pr«lee 

...., STOe^PALB) 

BEER 

An Automatic Top Burner Lightor is a 

Marvelous thing on a Ga* Range 

NO IUICHII n. bun.1. w pathi limply hm en H.t g.. m i H bynu. Aa« tMi frni I 

MM BMMtam Hiink af Mm Mtour Howl My ocddmt.1 mrnlni *n *• th* ••• 

whfHMr Anuih - 

TWO DAYS ONLY 

HICKMAN^S 

Call 448 or 449 

Free Delivery 

FISH 

- Tttil Si'OKKS 

1155 Asbury Aveniie 729 Asbury Avenue 

Invited to 

ig League Game 

Mick Bids Local 

Youngsters to Phila. 

Connie "Muck, Brtozlrii vclpnin 

chief in liiischiill, liiin iiiviicil 

I of Ocoim i iiy and I'lipc Miiy 

My to lie liix uwMH nl ii KiiMic 

riin his Aihlclics jitill III.. 

Wil Soi'lis in Shllic fjirli,, I'liil- 

Whin, Tliui'Hihiy. July H. The 

WUtlon WIIS cxlcndcd Hi in week 

pWlli Kiirl Sliiirp. cliiiii'iiiiin nf 

f>tos' iilillclic cilllilllillLM- iif Mir 

W Amcrlciin l.etslim. 

'J& « iiiiinlii.il' or yours. Mr. 

•ffi 1 on hcluilf- of ilio Loiilnn. 

onsnrod Mic ijilMritnuuc i'i 

'ark. This iiiinti.il uffiilr lins 

.. many u pnp-cynd yiiiiniislor 

[J Brit mul (ii,|y o]i|iiirliiiiity to 

"*i« big lenmic (siiiiiD. 

. trip hiis (linulniieii inlo nil 

"tWiiyc iiiitnmnhllo rnriivnn, 

'3 nwiiiicycit" sliile iiiillcn CM- 

W, mi cvoryihlng (inc.liiilitm 

Sharp'ipiiiiy Issued nil nii- 

P 1 to Rotiiry IIIHI Kiwillllii Illclll- 

ind cithers to doimiu tlioii 

ii-ii' own drlviim srr- 

ntt thu IIIK dny, in liPlp 

ciiii t;, jimiKhisH 

jpehor, pnst eniiimanilei', anil 

Bt vou'll (jii nnd hiiw iniiuy 

jBko in vniir car. 

Ib29e 

!b22e 

Ib 15c 

It) 23c 

tb 20c 

ISc 

Veal CutletH 

Loin Veal Chops .,.,.,,,.,.. 

Humij of Veal 

Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb , 

Top Muscle Hoast .,.,,.,.., 

* l i;l;ki;Mi M'liri M,s 

Pineapple or Chocolate Jelly Roll 

Butter Almond Ring 15c 

Cup Cakes doz, 25c • Lady Locks 10c. 

Pies , 15c and 35c 

Cocoanut and Devil Food Cake ....-, 25c 

— HOT IHO'I IIHMIW.N IIAKI'HV—. 

\vi;" IIJ-:I.IVI-:IC SCKII 1 ACCKI'TKII 

JOE'S MARKET 

4th ST. and ASBURY AVE. 

UALITY MKATS AT ALI, A&!» MARKETS I 

1MB"" " 

Palmer Given 

Birthday Surprise 

fcff. P^lmef rosort r'hnvinloi 

39 lr i «aa glvqn'n iilrllidny Hiir* 

voml of his friends al 

caic, Mdndily noon. t 

Ws hired into the cafe and 

a jroiip wnitinR for lilm 

• wedding eako nnd sovnriil 

« r lias lurid girts. 

*B atldnditiB the Darty iii- 

BnrMn Grels, Hlrhnnl 

Oonrge Ornff, .liinies 

'*"• Jacoh Bcinirf, rhoBtor 

i,. Low wailmce, -• n 

. wiles Chief .lerneD, Pollen 

HoDort Lackey and Uurl 

|K,'«Wo Pnttersnn, a Braduflte 

ly of Virginia, hiia 

•.— —.'f of the Atlantic 

' noinltal, It wafi annoiine. 

GehriB, of St. Vin. 

' Philadelphia, htn 

MILK.FED-ALL SIZIS 0%%1 

Stewing Chickens 2 l c 

GENUINE1933 SPRjNj5_jL_AMB 

LEGS of LAMB -,;Mo[(T lb 23c 

Forequartar of Lamb S CUT T 

Should»f Lamb 'b I7e —- Rack Chops ib2le 

Rib Roast of Beef «K» 21c 

Lean Plate Beef • Ib 8c 

Chuek Roait of Bsef 

Bon»less Pol Roiit oi Beef - 

COLD LUNeHtON MEATS! 

Thufingif 

Minced Ham • 

Lebanon Bologna 

Lenghern ChteiB 

SPICID 

Lunchaon Miafc - 

' VOUBL 

CHOICE 

5 

Qulden's MuitaiJ jS f 5e 

FRBSH CLEANID FISH 

,. .All Rudy far tin gml 

FRHH 

PergitiorWaikfishiblOe 

CHOICE SKINWiS FILLBTS »f 

Sliced Steak Cod ib !5e 

— CLAMS — 

I1TTLENHCK Of „ doi ISc 

Mtdium • ••» i9e 

THi_ 

6RIAT ATLANTIC 6- PACIFIC 

GOES TO MAINE 

Miss Frieda Steelman, 3rd it, 

and At^ntie av., lift Friday to 

ipend the Wnmler in Winter Har- 

bor, Maine. She in the guilt of 

Captain Jamoa C,_Fisher, a reja- 

Uve, who for many years resided 

In Pleaaantviye and is well known 

in the reiort. 

F; A, Wii), of Camden, wag a 

week end resort visitor ut hits 

placo on the Lagoon, 

FOR BALE 

'•ilamiXy Apartmcnl 

Ocean Front • Wth Street 

' FurnlHhed 

This V'ear liOO 

Price $5,000 

Ralph L, Chester, 

tncorBersttd 

ITH & CISTBAL ATE, 

SEE OUR AP ON PAGE OO 

FOOD PRICES ARE 

GOING UP! 

Be Thrifty! Buy Liberally .. . 

NOW... at Th«s# Low Pricei 

and Keep Your Food Bill 

DOWN! 

Mil fflflnU—SHeeH or Halved 

Peaches - 21.27' 

Mil iflontf. Sliced 

Pineapple 2 

Del Monte Cruihed Pineapple 2^f 

Campbell 1 ! Tomato Soup .VSt 3« 

Hires iKtracts ^miMf 1 " 

R&-H Chicken &- Egg Noodle Dinner l fcr!9e 

Kellogg'sCorn Flakes or Poit Toiities 2 #»* I3e 

Ceresota 

FLOUR 

5.1b bag I2-Ibb«9 

*WHITE 

EVAP. MILK 

3 

*m eani 

Smill Cam • 3f

' ^W* ' ^ 

.•if 

OCEAN CITY SENTINEL-LEDGER; OCEAty CITY. NEAV JERSEY, FRIDAY. JUNE 23; 1933 

o/ Somers Point 

Scull Reinstated 

tool Superintendent 

Full Back Salary 

Commissioner of Education Rules That 

-Year Contract is Binding-; Board's 

Ouster Action is Reversed. 

Florence D. Scull, daughter of Tax Collet-tov and 

'Mmm E, Scull, of Bay av., was reinstated us city su- 

ai(t§ndent of schools, Tuesday, by Dr. Charles H. Elliott 

Ste cornmissionei- of education. 

Miss Scull was employed by the board of education in 

auary, when James M. Monaghan, Jr., was pi-esklenL of 

•-.board, and whin he,and two other members had a itm- 

IHng vote. Mlaa Scull was given a thrw-year contract ul 

_ a year, fepmcing Hiiwer T.'nnd engajfeij K. A. Highi-i; Jr.. 

Irstellar, who was retired im. ti' represent her. A heaiiUK was 

•Ion. iniiiliitinii iii-rurt- ih,. iiiiiiiiiiMBiijn- 

er of ocliifiiiidii in Munii. Inn no 

tli'i'isiciri wii* intniled IIIIWII until 

111 its week. 

niilei- Mil- niliiiB ,ii Dr. Elliot, 

tile hoard niiisi |iny Miss Hciilj 

her hark snliiry, "iruiu I-Vhl-llary 

23, when Bhe was misled, unll'l 

thf Oi!cl Of till. IiTlll. IIH well HB 

re-instate her r.»r ill.- next sfiimij 

yen r. 

the bo ird re mj. ini/til n 

pruKry linnmi Itilin Mi n 

elected preîdcm. and he :mtl 

Marlon A. rulMUrt unit M 

cella Champion hold Hie < >"< 

Tbcy misted .Miss Si-nll hy 

Qlishliig her position, on Hie 

r .Ounds' It WUH not ni't'deil 

t Miss Scull nppo id tin isti i 

LOtjAll K0CK WEIGHS ABOUT TO TONS." 

UEBt INt JUU IM MM tNP.meUND WHtBt THIS 

tool B'rd Does 

it Have $550 In 

>. Scrip He Says 

Denies Assertion 

Made Last Week by 

Monaghan, Had Only 

*4? Then, He Declares 

GIVEN LATER 

Somcrs Point hoard of odu- 

on does not havt?. and never 

liave, the IBBO In '•iiullly siTi|> 

rred to last w«lc hy Jumci 

Monaglian. Jr., mcnilit'i of ih< 

According to Hmvor T 

tellar, . former siipei-intendi-nt 

1 lie A\ 

Ul inn ^ 

'hi 1 ii in 

nil 

»>• al'leriim 

full, pit-siiic 

'I'lie auxilinly tli 

tlif irw i-liiiic.' (25 

u.ehurily , use. Mini 

(§SIt".la true that I'lly council de. 

to five IE50 in scrip to the 

I," Mr. Mnrstellar said, "bill 

meJtt day the cliy treasurer 

nd that 1501 of the scrip Iind 

a collfcted in insi tajies, and 

M ilace tli* city had 1 paid nil 

.ltd 1931 local school lax to tin? 

!*, that money could tint lie 

nfaied-over to the board, 

>; Only $IB on Hand. 

Vj*So when Mr. Monaphnn claim. 

there was M50 in serip nn 

1. there wai in reality only 

in .icrlp, last" Friday night, 

nver, I iindcrstnnri, enniiKh 

gmftip'to bring Iho total up to ah- 

Bt J536 was turned over to the 

;"Sff. Margtellar said (hat while 

S(d no official connection with 

Mbool system, hr. still ia in 

Mlted In inhnol prohlems anil In 

teachers. He had Investigated 

•Ituotlon at the request of 

no of the teacheri, 

Majority Without Sfrnntr. 

Whether the hnard of education 

till meet tonlKht, BR scheduled, 

Ipa not been Innrned. John 

jptHing, prenlden! of the hoard, is 

MKM! Hot fully recovered from a 

jj-Wl Be iuffered May 3.1 from the 

ePSjOniley house roof, nnd tuny not 

fie able to attend. 

Since Mr. Strnng had his rail. 

SUM B»Te been no meetings by, ,... , , 

pO»\ board. When the remark «-a"i •','','. •'"' 

SitMUje^to him this week that the 1 ri ; , ,.,' 

|»W.r*-dld not seem to he able 101'" '.'"• . " r 

i 1 function' withnnt him, lie renlleill, »•• .>'"_ •'• 

""*••" WBi more than a majn.-it.-! - A "'" " l|!llv 

Somers Point Boys 

In Ite-Forest Army 

Snowbound in Idaho 

Wfihl lias hei'ii rri rived Iriiiii 

smile DI Ilii' iiiiill liny.-i wlm ji 10 

enlintyd In 1 in' Hriiiipnintioii 

Cillllli thill they were slims, 

bound in Iiinliii. 

n.p 

A Kiio\v7>lidi> I'fum Nn 

Ihe iiiiiiinuilii lil.ifUod n, 

rniitl pjisK iind ihi.y si HI- 

lined in a i-iirifli until Hi 

swis cleared. 

Auxiliary Makes 

Hospital Gift 

Cash Is Appropriated and 

Spreads Donated. 

Auxiliary ,,f till! 

IJi.Miuiitl iiii-i in 

the hu^ltinii !;lst 

Mary Holland 

Salvatore's Bride 

Niece of Mr. .and Mrs. 

Frank Cook it Married 

Summer Resident 

25 Years if Dead 

Word has been lettilved of the 

dentil Monday at RiTO p. in, of 

Wiliiuni Hlailner, BH, retired, of 

Mfl Kiilniiiiunt av., Ph'iiidelpliin. 

He wan ill only a Nhort time. 

He 1111 il Mr«. Dlattner line! spent 

V. F. W. Party 

Aid to Hospital 

Dancing and Cards Enjoy- 

ed at Benefit Affair. 

Point in Move to 

Guard Waterway 

Health Board to Check AH 

Cesspools, Drain Pipes, 

Hit \S 

1 iin I 

% H ill 

i iih Mi 

„ . . , lionsored a curd. To suard upainBI pnsaihle polln- 

p..M.V and „;,„,,. s,i Heir hi'inl-; H.m ,,f ,,,ln|- wn er« mijoU,,. 

.Muuleis ,,,, hhorc. rd., Wednes.myJ SOIIUTS I-,,ini, oiiv cmnnii Vriday 

bl,,,,th 11^-m.l Airn Helen I-•„,- ,1Pilltll „, llltl|,e(,, „,, (,,,a!t|,n(l|(i all(| 

,„.; in 1« 1 ' • lr "'»"««" »W« that may bn drain. 

..«iimili't' 111 tiling.. i m |mi, u,,.,| water 

«.ilia,,, ,,!,(,, 1 CtiiiHiatu iiiinrd 1ms nlwnyB been 

'-•'«'- «tio iiwanlod i,i Mrs, Ikrpt by Die board of health- and 

Ilerlitn Aij.iis.uii in fonimi'i.all wiih-nvayi, him. been ken! in! 

bruit!.;. Mrs. Alury hiniih in am- an 1111 polI»tt.-il slnle, it was decliir- ! 

mm liruljif. nnd Mrs. Ijiiivl, I.inei). 1,111 ii Is ihe denim of ciiy of- 

uiln in piniuhle. .\(rs. J. Pi-i.-i- ficirils ,„ k,;m ,|ieni clean so Hint 

tt-Bii Hi.' iiniiidiiiiM pi-ij... I'iitliei-B niiiy enjiiy (be binhiim and 

Amniijj liiti-i. altfiuliiii: wi'i-c: i sivimminu fiirilitle*, kiinsvlng thnt 

Mi. iiinl Mi-s. HiTlieit Addlsi-iiii.lllii-ir lieniili will not be 

JIIH. Kurl lisiiu, Mrs, Aiexiiniii-r ""p'l liy i-mitiuiilnutpd svnier 

Saliiirii. Mis,. WiUiain c. Mnns.! Keepiim ihe u-ntprwnyii 

field, Mrs, Piii-i.. Mrs, .liinies .M.iii-! wi ll rilso nrt'Kerve ihe natural re- 

Hsliiiii, MIH. Albert Ciniiier, Mrs. 1 soiirces nf Siiniers p.ilni, namely 

Daniel Steelman 

New Tax Assessor 

Daniel ateelman. democrat, was 

elected to fill the office of tax 

assessor for a term of three 

years ni n salary of (BOO, by cily 

itimieii, Friday niaht. The vote 

wiis four to two, 

Mr. Sieciniiin wad oppoRed by 

rjiit'ene Bteelmiin, son or Mayor 

riiiiries K. C. BteBlmnn, who iitiB 

held the iifrite of anseiisnr for two 

years, completing the unexniretl 

term nf Frank ailvey. 

KKAI1 THE rLASSIPIKD APS 

in 

ilie'aiiiluiiim 

lilsli ijilllllHu Ull 

iuilrc i.f abiMll ¥tu, 

1'2 HpreiiiU iiiiuiileil 

Ts*. i/lvij in ,i îirriid?; su-it ,f!.,. .-.-' 

til nHfll Io Ibo Iinsplliil. !'i 

Ml'.-:. AllicMl HesKiil! svas ITfrh'. ; II 

us 11 iit'ii iiii'nilH'r. I'" 

.Mrs. Thonms Ymt'p, Hi:!i Rlmro! I- 

id 1 lin 

"Iliiirly |.'ii(iiiy 

11V 

sviil 

illlti'iiu 

Hill Jjl-tlC'Sii Oi tilt 

.Ul:i, .Ii'iiOliii Hil I'll, ill i. (IIK mill. 

will a h e a iiiiiiiMl Iiiiiil Biipiirr fur 

Ilit' buiiPlii di liit. lins|iiliit, Ihr 

dull' In In- iliiiliiiiilc-1 il Ji 11 L*I. 

'Jilt, lit'il ^ji-tiiil tliiil \v.-ih limiiii. 

ed hj Ml". ()|i|illlifl. llhcl SM1H nil 

iliKIiliiy in i],,, 1 hiUi.Iri |i|m« 

iniiiii, 'Hlmr, i,|., uill ii.iw In- nil 

dlspiiiy ill Oci'illl i:||y, in nlli' nf 

ihe liiini-K nu ih.. hiriinlwiilii. 'I ln« 

snirJiil in hi.-iiiii 1 liiiiil'tii nil' !": 

Hit 1 lii-nt'l'ii iif Hit' lii.spiinl, 

I IhlliliL- Sllllllllir, 

liulliy Hilinnze, Mr. nnd Mrs. 

Uiirry f-s 11111 It, Mis. U_ J, HnKfii- 

i.iitliei. Airs, Umrin. Oliver, Mr. 

Mrs, li, |''it2|iuii ick, Mrs. 

Hiirrv S'. Adiiins, Airs, Nelson 

Mi'. _ nnd Mis, IJI« rfnt-e 

11. .Mrs, Mnr. Ui-iinigun, Mrs. MuiMiirei Seiboi-. 

1 ]ilisi,l|.d liiia, Mis, Krlifl Wiilsoil, Mis. 

iiit'd ijiil In liiiiry Tiiliii-. Mis, .less.. Hiiii.l. 

.liis piiid fur Mrs. A, S111111 if, Aliiis Miiry Tnnt.r. 

doiiiii.-d io|Alr. iincl M,B. TliPfiilurii Ftigto, 

3Irs. Wiiii.nn Voiz,. Air. and Alls, 

T.nvni'iul, Air and Airs rhri« 

Spllii, Airs, M, spim. Nuriiiiin .lew- 

t-ll, Miirlln Hiiili. Frank Force, 

Wiisnn, IJtiljiiiir l.niipi,, Ati- 

Hiiniel's, •ilifliiiiis Willis, Af. 

, lIVlliow, .liiint's ((iiisnil. lli.riild 

l-'iiali'l', Nnrniiin I). Si-lii-nip, Mrs. 

i> l.nuis Krifrnt'i', All's, (tencvievp 

4i»t- u i-j.ril 

dins roilp iliese jirniierties niiiy 

he ftindemiiPd niilil thefto nrrinii,. 

III I 111 I 

i 111 II Ir II 

^lin 1 i ii ih In I i n trip 

li II (ill in IK I h i 1 till 

nit Hi h k 1 i tm pilin 1 i 

1 i Ilii 1 II ^r f in hi 1 i ilip 

MMi i! 0 mrn 

Mi ill Mi I hull I In 11 nf 

f Ii nit Hill mil Ml I h I i tli 

I 1 i 11 fill Ij-rtrn iim 1 M li 

I ii i i n I tin urn in i it th 

^ i î 1 \\i irttn nt 

Mi 1 hr ntp \ I ni 

mill 1 pr 111 \\ in 

1 

I'liiladi-lphlii. 

Mrs. A. P. riillissfin was a rhilsi- 

,Tr-11 • 11 ir 1 visilnr, Tupsili\-. 

SPECIAL OFFER 

II V"U lliink .,,„ 30 

filliiH Blisi 

«H3 value 

Faaf. hfifig 

of, 

>•' 

rp t il n mil in the building 

c.iilc is complied with, 

Rnforeement or the ende ia nee. 

essnry fnr thp cily's welfare, it. 

was,pointed out, as n lawBiiit mny 

result Ir an neridpn. should nceur 

on the nroneriios. 

Splints Removed 

In Strang's Hand 

The snlinls which held the bro- 

ken holies in position in the lusnd 

of .Tnhii Btniiia, prpsid--nt of ilie 

Somers point iinanl of Kd.ir.itinn, 

wore rrnioveil thisi week,'Alilibiijii 

the fingers nf tils hand were stiff, 

there sippnrentiy was no iw.iiit- 

nont injury, ' 

Mr, Sirrinfj fell from the r.inf 

nf tlin lintno (if John Dinniley, of 

I Uiv iiv.t on Mny 23. and 

ft rr.'ietiiroil I , 

BCVOIT binijtcs iind nprnlnrt 

the hoily, 

h.ind, ns well ai 

n-honI 

I,.lTniEjfS KNTEHTATW 

FBIKWnS ftVER WEKK END 

Mm. Fiiehwnni, MIBB Riith Mul- 

len, Mr, and Mrs, Hoffman and 

PwiliiR. of Tn Chase. Pa., 

*W «ue«t» flrer On wtek end 

.Bfijlifc §m& um Mnu Latlmtr, 

Dr. Harry H. Lake 

Optometrist 

822 Asbury Ave. Phone 494 

RUPTURE 

TRUSS 

FitllnB Mf 

A foil ||n, of Ab. 

C l"n i .1 hilti Flas- 

llc Hf,,irr,. T r l, 

, Hhonldtr B i . c , 

Naiptnuirr B • n 4- 

•«••. Arch Propi, 

TlthH | 

AM Elaalk _.. 

Madl of Fmh 

Rokktr, 

The q.nlj Im &. 

libllihBeiil In 

' AttiBtlc Cilj. 

BENJ. KROMN1CK 

Public Invited to Attend 

Miss Clow's Card Parties 

vm u'l.ivric in,VII. 

Every Friday, 8 p, m. 

llwilltii'tll I'PiWN Wivklj 

Silver Cups fur Meiisori Swire 

FOIt NAI.K .- S-Sfdrj 

liirdi) 

Umh. 

lign. t Bed Rdonii •hd 

niriff. 

I'rlec 18,600 

r.,h ti.ooo 

Hnlniiro, Straifhi Msrlcatt, 

liy IlFdrr of MtiftKaefp 

Ralph L. Chester, 

Incgrp3fat#d 

STH * rKXTRAI, 

Mortgage Money 

Wanted 

Wanlrd In brifrn» MOOn on builnnn 

llfopprlj. linnd lucatinii. t.ta.ed 111 

yrflTH In well known buniiirsM firm 

Addrr.. Ncniiiivl-I.cilgrr Bru NJ.l. O»in 

til}-. 

OVERSIZED LOT 

ATI..1XTIC HOI I.KVUUi 

$850 

NORMAL SIZED LOT, 

Each 30x100 Feet 

IS THK CARI-KXS 

PHONE 

III Paris (01 

Iih Ml. 

THERMOID 

and 

RAYBESTOS 

Brake Service 

at 

Powell's Modem 

Super Service 

34th St. iind Afthnry BT. MI. f,fi 

Jin fliarife IVheii We fall fur 

iind |lclhi>r yiiur Car 

BEAR SYSTEM 

MIKS Mary Holliind, daughier nf 

Mr, nnd 5rr», Oswald Holland, he- 

eamc the bride of Jomes Salva- 

lore, or nine Anchor, on Saturday, 

Rev. J, Lin-ren olfiniaiid nt the 

nuptial mass in St. LUPV'H eliurrhi 

Blue Anchor, 

The bride, wlin In a niece of 

Mr, and Mrs. Fmnk Cook, of HIK- 

hee av., was attended tiy her SIH- 

ter, Miss Helen Holland, ax maid 

of hiinnf. The bride wiire an Ivory 

tolored crepe ninlerer gown wiiii 

n veil nf tulle cainsht from a 

wreath of orange bliissonm. The 

maid of honor worti u pule luv- 

nnder froclt, and I tic liridemuaiil. 

Miss Rose Salvaton 1 , sister of the 

hrldegronm, wurc 11 iierind frock 

of pale pink. 

After the svedilinj! reremtmy a 

reeeiition and wrildiii)! I i Irak fast 

tviiB isiven the ciiiiiiic nt the Bine 

Anchor Inn, After n wedding trip 

to SprinKfield, N. Y., the Salva- 

tureii will live ill nlile Anrhnr, 

Horace Hafferi, a student nt 

Ml. fiirtnel Academy, Ontarlii, 

Canada, has been spendinis sunn 1 

time with hi» Krandparents, Judge 

and Mrn, Lewis D, Muthias. 

thf mmniior ban 

llvlns in th(, y3 

uml Anbury HV, 

l ll 

St I .inn I 

md ll.iv,,, 

frv ut n 

831 FIFTH ST., NEAR THE OCEAN 

TJifimUj-Oiiy mriiii-'rri tiiinniK pinylo 

IL till i-fi.-uiic Pi-ivitU' hit! hit. Kuriiiri'iui 

ii t ill A m^ r iru ?i jjlii ii, 

Very Moderate Rates 

n. & K, r, KAiiFonn 

I,unfit Nhue Kepillr I'riri-s 

Men's Half Rule k Hofl 

JflW 

SBWIHI „ I1.IM1 

jHllllbM H(.(.|S ..,__,„ inQ 

I Ladies 1 Half Sole and Heel 35q 

{Ladies Half Sole ROc 

(Hind Btwfdi 

(Kstra hlKli ftm&e leiitlier iispd 

—will liut HIX' IMOIMIIK) 

Economy Shoe 

Repair Shop 

SOJ EICI1 Til STREET 

llih S»i,,n Hal G, 

Amtfisaii 

f (an 4»» 

June I41h 

Balk Hauiia, DatLcji' Dinln, Koo 

riKK rAi:,i,.Mi 

JAMES D. VOUNO, Mff, 

HOTEL HANSCOM 

ifBoqi-flWqh 

n 

Ocean 

Modern 

Hotel 

90 Room, and Bstii 

Europeftll Plan wilk Dip i 

in. Room Alt.diJ 

Elovolors to Str,,| Lltil 

•Sun Dach ; 

NOWOTENH 

Kllhippu Fill 

g 

Management 

PICTURE POST CA! 

Are Quick "Business Builders 

For HOTELS - ROOMING HOUSES 

One of Hie least ex|iei)Nhi> mid niiiMt i>Ffeet!vi' methods ol 

ami r.MiiiihiL- iiiiliirl 

h< ^ ihH 

ui ibc 

Imidiv 

ULI HI 

M HI 

[ > < 

tml 

No Firecrackers 

Except on July 4 

Police Announce Rules; To 

Enforce Them Strictly. 

FiiTwolks i-ul.j,. 'an • iuuulJtli-r.4 

were unnauuced this WDok by 

antniii Itnliuri ,i, Lucitey, nf the 

..nlicii tlciiiirininnt. Policu will sec 

thnt they are lived un to. 

PirowuiitK, which includes rii'f 

i-i-iirkfi'M uiiil oilier noiBo mn_. 

mny not be shot off .before July 

4, limit r I In- provisions uf u sluti 

., ill ii-iil 111 hy iiir in UIIIO fur 

1 ho Wi.iiiii>«iiiij miii. lit-H In. 1 re. 1'iiiii 

in('iiiii|i, bin i-bicl' uide !a«l ywir, 

il_ diii'cl the < hiniui, iiiiinu'y. 

riii Fnmewhu! f|>''od- 

ed up, in older to iracb Ihe fi- 

liiits for tin! luiKlei'n rliniiipiuiisliii). 

on Thiii'Hdiiy, Inslenii c.f Friilny. 

At 2;3II p, 111,, Mundni. a su 

party will he held fnr the 

and newspaper men 111 

pnol. 'I 1 

for hcin., .. 

Hum AH; 

Juseilli .Muri>.\ 

Binners of iiu 

iii.i'iiinK ai 

(-limiipion; 

liiiiui 4 ]., 

p 

I I Lil 

Ihi 

will Iir lii-l.l i tn lihnw I heir c reili-iiilals in Kiiiii 

1 be l-'iai'il.-i> , aiimiimmc. anywlH're. 

v.ill iii|iiiri; Sunn' 1 line durini! ihe wei-k UON- 

j t-iie i-'aimtc, iiuiiiuKPr uf ihe local 

bi \ 

l-'i-i.lii. 

allure nilrl 

miitiii 

t I u In 

t lit ill I L \\i!l \V\\\ IlHHKIl 

tun 

Train Service to Speed Up 

Out of Resort on Sunday 

•••••••' • ' • — •-.••> 1) 

-epni'tp.l 

hathhiif 

champs un« ..^.,. .,,..„„ 

iOlh St., and al 8:30 that nlKht 

there will lie 11 speciul prnurnni 

in the -Flanders Pool, with the 

beach patrol wiving an ejihibiliun. 

Ineliiden in the 16 evenlg iire\ 

four nil' ihe marble chumps, and 

two for iii.wHpu|ieinicii, The buy 

nn-yiiid linsii. tub 

be tlie' iiaiiiellt. 

\ 

til 111 M ai n lilt ulu 

bin 

nil fmn 

SVt'l't.' 

;lll \ I , . . 

«>,!!* liiiK WCi'lii UHli il iS r, 1 i 1 m. «iii h,> iins.il 

nn iinii alicr .Sunday, Tli-ki'ln will 

lie suiil ut iin> lii'iiiiinuV .'ili-.t «t 

BtiHiuil. 

Fruin liu. liiiiif puliil. Oneiiii 

fity iinific will hi' iiniiilli..! hy 

ibc sliiiri mule .if 1 ht' lUudins 

I im.. 

Al (Mip.. Mu>, hj nipnllH iif Hiiil 

irncli ri.tinei'i i.iiihi, nil sef 

will he 11m1111liiliii1.il in tiie 

di.ii! 

Kill 

I II i 

liaii 

will I 

. til He; 

ku tu 

Isle City 

he 11 

pun i f* 

ii in' i i mri uniu lhlr ml 

ait ilil i i mn il " 

llu i i \ tcm ii mini 

Mff 

ELECTRIC 

REFRIGERATC 

DomestiF & C 

Kelvinator *M. 

AUTOMATIC W&\T\ 

APPLIANCE CQ. i* 

(MB AWBUBV \\. ygOW ' 

tiii 

isnn 

in unbiuktii 

Hit \ moat bt- &Qld 

mtitduta in »1IIL1I 

in unbiuktii m d u 

lilt III t- In II II LMltl tli 

At ill fil ti t •- wlitit fiicwaik' 

art mild tin ii liiu-t bt Urge 

n pu ltd, j hibnloK smoking 

1 lii it It Eii i L du liipmtnt ur ihi- 

iiNidiriiitinn iiinti nphiit i ( ui 

inti-ttinij ili tin Siiuth Itiêv 

iru ti mi tu\il tlirtiuj,h tin pn 

in l'liin \hiniii Siillun m i im 

l U Ir 

dm in.rllii r ill m-U Inr 

m in.rllii r mill 

nitial in Allintit t il5, ne. 

iti nf I'll urt t nt l( i Inn t i 

mn tin tjufb trn> mil bruise 

Lralni 

uiiiiHtiiiii V"( < "inpM 

I th mhP uf t 

Weather Man Tells 

All to Kiwanians 

WPithtr Hi thi luhject uf in 

illumin ltint' ijlk to tht Km jni 

Cluh bv hamuel LlPitth, iif the U 

h ^tithi-i Iiurtju, Atljntit (it>, 

Wtilnc las nnun it himm. Eta 

t mrant 

CERRUTI 

BARBER 

SHOP 

Phone 

1394-W 

SHOPPE 


mint i itt 

l'lilli lll'lp *it'n I Uhin(!, 

UU I lit ll 1\ \S Llllll I 1\ ^lUl 

I Inn ii i\ 111 n bit „ mit>- ttill in 

m Hit \Nii 

holdpr nf "triis'liwaiil. i events will he H r.n-yani imsn. " " ' i , 

"-"^^-t^diS^j-î^'-'ri^HiiiJn 

wutnm I iiu-e dnu.rhmit (lif> pi-P.-n-rveri •"•-"-" 

gtaVmcrtiiK.', Eli DavlB, tiliow, and a riw-rnr-iill nwim 

tJdflit iif tho fishiiig club, 

the fcuturt'.l speakei'. He 

jfhten tin- iiienihers on the 

nf tin! coffee iiiiiuH- 

the world. I ,, .. 

îast two weeks, a | played at M 

of the butter known mem- ' 

„' the dub have arrivail-in 

•flty tn spi'iiil the suniijler, 

taciuife Clarence "J. Stlil- 

.jmaii J. Fegley, Robert IS. 

i, QMrte.* Vnllum, Paul La- 

" Harry W. llartley, H. W. 

Jlsrry Wiegaml and Ed- 

i, SimiKiin 

1 flahmi, i imt u|i tn par 

i delight m •ittine "1 the 

enPttim nltl friend hip«, 

of the bij; mitb that 

t.MI inn. 

! Hriiivn I rn '11 ' frrn 

êR^hnl'!, jjninii; will 

I'll! bl-i.la.-" It. 

_ „ 1.1 the number of trains; j n ininfcstinK- fashion he outlin 

ii|ilir;'il hy 1 he HUliinier schedule, "" • --.-• -1- .n,». 

inwever. It is ihipossihie to ef- 

ect tlii'se tnnniiial consoIiduliunB 

at nn.v, in ciitiseiiiicnce. th;> siu- 

liniis nr bfili lines Iii cnindf-ti and 

Atlnniic lity will remain in iise 

temporarily,' 

Fnr tin. preKpni summer, nil 

ferry exinrss nain travel between 

rliilnfli.liiliiii, 1 anitinii ami Aihin= 

ic City will be b'anilleii thrnuuh 

be i'liesimii and Huiilh si. ferriDs, 

the neaiiinti'i' ('aniiien sinilnn in 

Unifibn's Pnini. and the Reudina'K 

Atliintic i'iti' sfittinn, Tu tueet the 

needh f>r ri'i-'tniii iiiternieiiiate 

comniunilins, two ni'cniiiuiutliition 

rains will iilsn be operated il 

PERMANENT 

$3-50 to 

SpeciM 

Beauty 

Aids 

n int j ft,lntin 

Ll thP mannpi ill whlth vn-jthm 

nbimjtluni in i emhlt tl ailtl 

idn^mittei! tu Jll HPctloiih nf the 

oulitrj mil hnv, thP*e ohêrva 

tinn pintftt liMs ami nt mil 

llun^ nf tiulUi^ tu tumnitrtt 

Tht Kimm I lull will meet at 

Simm tluliiiif the sumiiiel 

Irani tt ill 1 i bt iiptiii 

in * uh tliipitinn nipi Fnnn 

II it 1 

,tiil iiiuiir Urn linr 11 :n - 

el will hu liaii.ncil ii'iiipiii-iii-lly (iii 

Illi: l'l'llll..}hillllu lliu lip. via 5i..ii 

Isle .luiiciiuii. \\ iiuii liiil r.i-rvii-1 

IK i-i.-.-sialillHlied In Sen I-.I.- ''i 1 j 

I r u m Iliu lilsl >.l, 1 •illini-i li..h Iii re 

Avalon and Mtiini' Harbor sviii In 

hUMlirt fl'liln I'11111' 

l I l l 

ill' 

,,,îu . except. ..11 I'i'i'iaiii S. 

iron of Tiiewlay will be (Mieiit in | ami iiuliilayh, \, iii'ii iruiiii 

a deep sea fisbiim parly (fur niiiniti. to "KI-IIH- llarbnr. 

tUiixe wilh'aoiimiie), and jiencrnl I Teiiiiinriuily, si-r\!:•('' 'in ;ii»l 

" inisgiiieiits,'- I friini) Wildwnnd •flfltihrfR' ! #ill he 

Wednesday ai SiitiKis. Point Hcidlil sjuar 

anltPI ilcllMiy to e\oi\ hmnc in 

Snnit-T-. l'miit The HtMitmol Led 

gLi is ii'.ul in 08 jii'i ct iiL of Ck- 

L'.m C it\*«. pmnanuiil homeh. 

Use tho classifioil column for - 

I'rompt HcsiiltB lit Low Cost, 

HOTEL DELAWARE 

THE VACATIONISTS HUME 

On the Ocean Front At Its Uest 

IDEAL HOMti COMFORTS 

Rooms—Single or Ensuitc 

Hates As Low As $28 Weckh 

Excellent Bathing Beach 

All Outdoor Sports 

i Column, of Bmton, 

»nd tingle, climbs the 

Illywood by drawing At 

mi In the next big tt*- 

Mall or I'honu Your CluHslfiud Ada | 

to . 

s 

The Ocean City Sentinel.Lcdpr 

8th st. and Moore av. Ph, 304 

or to 

Tho Somers Point Herald 

40B Now Joriey av., 

or to 

Mrs. Kichavd J. HaKcnbuchcr 

. 528 Shore id. Phone 961 

HOOkl I I ON lil 1(1 I SI 

SUMMER TUNE-UP 

ADJUST VALVE TAPPETS 

CHECK AND SET TIMING 

CLEAN & SET SPARK PLUGS 

CLEAN and SET DISTRIBU- 

TOR POINTS 

REMOVE & CLEAN CARBU- 

RETOR and SET FLOAT 

INSPECT & ADJUST BRAKES 

• ^ $1.95 

C\I.Vi:i{ ;VM>i:US0.\, l-rnprii-liir 

You Are Invited to Inspect 

OCEAN CITY'S NEWEST PROJECT 

Adams' Crab Farm 

22nd Street and Bay 

Motor Inr Unlnmtv—•liud St. and Iiiij .Vv. 

Hard • Soft - Shedder 

CRABS 

For Table or Bait 

Wholesale - Retail 

Pep and Profit 

MOST every car needi a summer tune ty* to add 

pep to the motor and pleasure in driving. The extra 

m}Ieage will speedily repay you for this trifling 

outlay. • 

CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 

PALMER CHEVROLET 

1119 ASBURY AVENUE > ^ 

iy^p^^j^B^j;^^'f?^77^??^^f^^TT^T?^^^- . ,- >;a ".T^^^2 /. " [--

, into tk» 

•way 'from the'l 

NtHJpr driver' wan Injured nn leailini: tnlc,« while : ml coimili \ Inch 

S 

iiihi'i-B in [he cast inrlmln Artli.ir 

llyron; Ouj- Kllihnc, UnmM Huh. 

I'v and Dudley DifJBOB 

In 

STRAND 

Friday nml 

"ri five 

Ktlii|iif the sis .iiLclipii arc of'Hin firiliu. 

iml 

Summervlll 

starring 

t nlii 

Hack i if on, colors!, i 

West nv., was (llsmlsMdw( 

costs hy MaKiatrnlo WU, 

Baturday when Mrs. Hda] 

with, colored, the 

disorderly] 

:i|)pear. 

WAREHOUSE , 

OUTLET STORES^ 

831 ASBURY AVE, 

OCEAN CITY, 2*. J. SELL FOR LESS 831 ASBURY' 

(K 

ROLL 

MORTON'S 

Salt 

Reg, 8c 6 

Fancy 

Chuck Roast»1Q< 

Fancy Cross Cut Roast It 17c 

Fancy Bolar Roast Vb 17c 

Veal Cutlets ...... ft 25c 

Crisp© Pig gars .....;..., 2 lbs 17c 

Pure Vanilla Extract hot 7c 

Doggie Dinner .. 8 cons 25c 

Beetsor Carrots 3 bu 10< 

Fancy Slicing 

Tomab 

32! 

115 Bdhmr An., Hunnnuon, K j. 

• J A,... 

SECTION—PAGE ONE etinel - Ledger 

:ean City Sentinel-Ledger 

CiU &BMM1. 

1881! O«»n CltT l*]«r, E.Ubllih«l 

Clldtl 182 

W«fcU»h«l 1 ! «»n CltT l*] 

S4ntlMl-L*dinr, CauiillditHl 1824 

N.wi. Efttbllibv) 1>2»: Ssntln.l-Udiitr-N.wi, CaMolidited Mil 

Meo»d-«l«ii MrtUt »t th. Po« Olllw .1 O«u Cltv. H,. 1,, 

BRUCtfiAOTON 

*m>r/ter of 


Frank Parker 

bridge Looks 

the Headlines. 

Stock- 

Behind 

l Mmu't Hill. Eighth it »nd Elta •»., 

«19 FiljM ("> 

NBWSP4PER PUBLISHING COMPANY, ino. 

RAT THORPE. Muua 

JOHN C. SMITH, AdY.rtliing M.cigff 

flul)«rlptlon J>rl«t tl.no per Ynr 

MARBLE ROYALTY COMING. 

Sunday night, Ocean City again will have 

"the pleasure of playing host to American royalty— 

MOBS of the mirble ring! 

The annual national marble tournament, which will be 

nigyed here next weak, assumes new interest this yaar, be- 

cause the enterprising Scripps-Howard newspapers which 

sponsor the tournament, have capitalized on the Chicago 

ôrld I''a' r to P*t •••' «Kftin«t west, In a final play-off as 

the climax of the tournament. 

A western tournament will be played next week at 

Chicago The winner of that tournament will fly to Ocean 

City to fight it out with the eastern champion for the na- 

tional ciown. 

That the ScrippB-Howard newspapers chose to bring 

the western champion here, rather than take the eastern 

champion to Chicago, is a flattering tribute to Ocean City, 

and emphasizes how warm a spot the newspaperman have 

in then hems for the resort. 

The feeling is reciprocated by Ocean City, The tourna- 

• ment, with its alert, bright-eyed champions, and the good 

scouts who come with them, is always one of the moit 

interesting features of the resort's summer seaion. 

Remember back at the opening of the Roosevelt adminis- 

tration, when all the banks were closed and we didn't have 

my money lo put in them anyway? 

THE SNEAK THIEF EPIDEMIC, 

THAT sneak thieves from the cities intend to.prey upon 

1 Ocean City again this summer has already become 

apparent. 

And it will be largely up to the people, themselves, to 

frustrate them. The resort's alert police department will 

do everything possible, but unfortunately the police seem 

unable to cope with these clever birds of prey. 

The district in which one home was looted* this week 

is thoroughly and constantly patrolled by potfea officers • 

but the best of police cannot be expected to detect a sneak 

thief from the small army of people who visit summer 

homes. Tlie thief can easily pose as some sort of delivery- 

man. Evidently the looters plan their raids carefully, long 

in advanre, and learn the habits of the family and where 

they leave valuables. They know when the people leave 

.home and whether or not they carelessly leave doors or 

' jrindows open, . 

If sneak thievery is to be prevented, the people MUST 

^cooperate with the police, Valuables should not be left 

[.'where they can be stolen; -houses should be thoroughly 

F jocked when their OGcusants are away. , r. Jt 

Thin is a hick town. (None of our leading citizins were on 

Morgan's favored list. 

HO StenESj} WITHOUT 

ilnoerliy glistened like nunahlne through every sentence Jesus 

uttered I ilncerlty li the third esiintlal, Miny wealthy men have 

nurchaied newspapers with tbe idea of advancing their personal 

fortunes, or brlniing about some political action In which they nave 

a private Interest. Such newspapers almost luvurlubly fall. No mat- 

ter bow much money is spent on then, no matter how zealously 

the secret of their ownership ig guarded, the readers are con- 

Bcloui that something is wrong. They reel Unit tbe voice Ol the 

editor Is not his own. The public has a sliih sense for detecting 

lualncerity; they Know instinctively when words ring true. 

It was the way Jenus looked at man, and the life he ltd among 

them that gave hin words transforming power, What he was and 

what he said were one and tbe same thing. Nobody could stand 

ut Ills side for even a minute without being persuaded that here 

was a man who loved people and considered even the humblest 

nf them worthy of the best he had t» give. 

There ii so superstitloB more deadening to u writer than the 

Idea that he can "write down" to his readers. No man wag ever 

big enough to build an enduring nucceRg on the bants of Insincerity; 

but many comparatively smnll men, like Peter the Hermit or Blilv 

Sunday, fired with conviction, have been able to create and sustain 

a very considerable influence. 

Jesus was notably tolerant of almost all kinds of sinners; He 

liked the companionship of the rough and ready folk who were en. 

tlrely outside the ehurohesi he was tender toward unfortunate wo. 

men; he bad a special fondness for .lames and John whose ungov. 

ernabln tempers bad given them the title of "Sons of Tbunder"i ho 

roreuve tbe weakness of Pet«r who denied him; and wan not re- 

sentful at the unbelief of bis near relatives and his native town, 

But for one sin he liad no mercy, He denounced the Insincerity 

of the Pharisees In phrases which sting like Ihe lash of a whip. 

They thought they bad a first mortgage on the Kingdom of Heav- 

fii, anil hfi told them scornfully that only these who become like 

little children have any chance of entering in. 

Little children know no pretense. They are Btartlingly frank, 

Tliey luok at the world throufh clear eyes and say only what they 

think, No writer, no orator, nu saieiunnu exercises any large domi. 

Ion in the world unless he run humble himself and partake of their 

nature. 

"Though I speak with the tiinKiies of men and of angels 

and have not love, I am become as sounding brasg or a link. 

ling cymbal," wrote Saint Paul. 

Much brags has hern sounded and many cymbals tinkled in thn 

mune of iidveriiBiiiis• tut the ndverilsemeiits which persuade people 

to act arc written by men who have an abiding respect for the 

intelligence of their readers, and deep sincerity regarding the mer. 

its of the goods they have to sell. 

Next Weehi To lie Understood OsByriaat, Isbb>-lt»riii 

Your Health The Nut Bowl 

PROMPT ACTION ON CIRCULARS 

0TY officijls will be given the thanks of long-suffering 

residents for moving so promptly and decisively to 

check the storm of handbills which are being thrown all 

over the resort. 

The arrest Wednesday of five men who were distribut- 

ing ciRulais advertising a cut-rate clothing sale in At- 

lantic City emphasizes what The Sentinel-Ledger pointed 

out last week; that most of these circulars are distributed 

by out-of-town firms trying to take busineii and dollars 

out of Ocean City, 

They constitute m serious public nuisance, 

Property owners are hereby advised that they can ef- 

fectively atop distributora from leaving circulars on their 

doorsteps by posting a small notice "No Circulars;:' on 

them premises. If distributors ignore the sign, the proper- 

ty owner then has a clear case for court action. 

Let's buy a hone. We don't have to pay a state tax of six 

Mtiti, and a federal tax of two cents more, on every peck 

of oats. 

THE DECREASE IN TAX APPEALS 

By Dr. John Joseph Gaines 

SOUND SENSE, 

I stilt hear rourmurinjs of 

"acldoais," So I auk riiy reader 

to uuy attention to this: Acido- 

rila means STARVATION some- 

where. A very extreme, wasting 

disease, In advanced stage may 

produce acldosis; unless you are 

in that sort, of flu, forget the 

ucldosls bogey. 

And the constant buzz about 

"vitamin-ibis, and vltamin-that," 

It Is getting [u be almost a 

worry, (or anxious mothers mid 

Mutic dad*-Wttea." if-*foA are 

eating good, wholesome foods, 

that are digested without being 

uncomfortable, then you are get- 

ting nil tbe vitamins you neeil 

—maybe more—so why waste 

lime on vitamins? 

Then, the milk craze, Say, do 

you know that Americans are 

the most gullible people on 

uaith? About diet? Yes, diet, 

above all tilings! A notorious 

q'uuck In this nelglilmrtioiid is 

i;rainni(n| all the victims hs can 

liiy bunds on, with sklm-mUk! 

He says It's man's natural food, 

and no other Is genuine. And he 

1ms many "converts," 

But listen; The prospective 

mother of any young animal is 

supplied with a iBhoraiiiry wiih- 

In her bsdy, that product-3 milk 

for the new-born progeny. As 

soon BB that baby — be it man, 

pig, or calf — la old enough to 

use other food and is "weaiieJ," 

uther foods become UN nornuil 

dietary! be actually Metis oth- 

er food that fits him for his 

natural mode of living. To i«r- 

feit tho adult buman being with 

milk Is to overload him with a 

sort of protein that he would be 

better without. Let milk stay In 

its proper place. 

Commercialism is carrying ov- 

Teacher: "What are the pro. 

ducts of the West Indies?" 

Boy: "I don't know,'' 

"Come, come! Where do you 

get sugar from?" 

"We borrow it from the next, 

door neighbor," 

An Irishman was carefully 

whetting his knife, with an ear- 

nent look on his face, "What's 

the matter, Flannlgan? Are you 

going to commit suicide?" a 

friend asked, 

"Yis," responded Flataniian, 

"hut not on meself," 

* :,¥ •'•;'-_ — • - - • - • 

judge: "Bemqinber, any thina 

you say will be Uiod aiftiiiat 

you," 

SuBpeet; "Harlow, Dletricli, 

Qarbu, Crawford," 

And someone called up city 

hall last week: "Hello, is thin 

thn oily bridge department? 

Welli liow much is n little slnm. 

doubted?" 

One high school pirl wrotp: 

The earth revolves on its taieR 

"Shall we have a friendly 

ganin of cards?" 

"No, loot's play brld»e." 

Slie: "What do you mean by 

tnlllnf me that dates yon h.ni 

with me were like a striiij! of 

pearls?" 

He: "Neckless, dearies, cscli- 

loss. 1 ' 

Williams: "Well, how hnfi ev- 

eryHiIng gnne with you since I 

saw yim Insi!" 

Wilson: "Everythlns's " 

SANITY , . . comm with work 

One result of the depri" OUTA 

ou AH 

Mother: "Stop using such ter- 

rible language, Sally," 

Sally: "Bhakeipearn used it, 

Mother," 

Mothers "Then don't play 

with him any more," 

"Is It true that my son Imi 

owed you'for a suit for three 

years?" 

"Yes. Have you eomq to pny 

the bills?" 

"No ~ I would like a suit on 

the same termB," 

You say your husband ia 

working night and day. What 

line is he in? 

He's a red Ink manufacnmir, 

i*nllcomiin (after the coUla. 

Ion) — You saw this lady flrlv- 

Ing toward,you, ^hy didn't you 

give her hnlf th* road? 

Motorist — I was going to IIH 

noon at- 1 could discover which 

Half she wanted. 

"I found this coin upon your 

desk, air." 

"I'm slad you are honest, f 

nut It there purposely to test 

Jour honesty," , 

"Thnt'fc what I thought," ' 

Tlie pretty girl _ sat in the 

tioiner of the compartment next _ 

to her yauflg man, her little 

niece on her knee. The train 

dashed into a tunnel, ad sud- 

denly tha other passengers 

heard tho llttla girl eielalin: 

"Kiss me too, Auntie Violet!" 

"Mavis," said Aunt Violet, 

quickly, "you should say 'Kiss 

me twice,' Kits me twice.' Kiss 

me, too, Ia not good grammar,' 1 

"Is thli train ever on timef 

growled the irouchy passenger, 

"OB," rtplitd the eonduetof, 

"we npver ,*orry about It 'being 

on time: *••« satiilled If it's 

en ihe traet." 

i "Bilt I enclosed a smnll 

"Not What Y©M f d Odl 

THE MM FIGURES 

The U.S.RETAH BUSIHtSS 

is $3\,5oO,QOO,pp0. 

which 3s nearly 3 t' 

theW0RLO f S EXPORT 

Our SAVINGS BANK OtWSITS 

ate 

al 

of AU OTHER 

Paste Pot wid Shew OCEAN CITY'S 

What Other Editors 

ItKVKlS . . nnd 

I got into tipuble on the wind 

the other day, Tor tlie first time 

In nearly thirty years of minor, 

ing I wan caught violating tlie 

law! I had Just taken my rnr 

out of the garage, where II hud 

boon laid up since last I-'nll. 

nnil neglected to drive over lo 

the inspection station nnd sot 

a iO33 certificate th;it my 

brakes' and lights wer in good 

condition. 

In Masaachusetlg nobody -limy 

drive a car without n punier- 

on the windshield certifying 

that it has had an official lii'iike 

nnd light test within six months. 

I had only last .year's slicker, 

so a motorcycle cop held me 

up and proved me wrong, 

I think the .Massaehusef's law 

is a good one. I've Jusf snen a 

report from the Travelers In- 

surance Company, which trews 

tub on automobile aceiilimiB, 

which says that in thn past yen 1 " 

there has been an InerouHB of 

fatal aceidpnts duo to faulty 

lirakos. Part of that Is dtifi to 

no many old cars being still In 

HBP, hut must of it is ilup in lii'i 

fallurn, in most stntea,. io ro- 

quIi'B periodical brake Initpcrilim 

and to keep cirs that Siavun'f 

been certified off the hlghwnyn. 

TAXES « . Irom onr . 

Everybody pays taxes, .flint is 

what polltlcIanB try to conceil 

from the voters. In the long run 

all taxes are paid by thi ulti- 

mata consumer. There Is no way 

of tasting the rich, whleh the 

rich do not nasa on to the Urn 

w«n-to-do. If you rent a hnune 

you pay tha taxes. If you buy 

a taxed article of merchandise, 

Biieh', as cigarettes, pliiylns 

cardSi automobiles or jmjaliB'!, 

yoii pay the tax. And the cue- 

tamers of a store are the oni

Presbyter-* 

;« Wth 

iafi*ii*':ciS artfc 

flfl*. U:;reeogpi!5. 

„ __ ouJVlIOI 

really vnat .to fo 

of your worrle!, 

fuel, burn 'blue 

We guarantee 

satisfaction. Our 

ngineers are at your 

ill ireo of charge to 

jvadvlBc you how to Bet 

• the' beat result!, 

£ 

•'OMer 'blue coal 1 today. 

Phone: Ocean City 414 

RKARD 

Yard 

12th & 

ie coal 

ution,ulngljig ID tbe 

pUl be led by Bernard 

do. on"lire"crnip F«"»t BaptlB Church 

founds, between Asbury Anhiii*i> nnd nn 

to 

Btli 

6th 

mo 

Bin The 

iWlsrs' chorus, or Hntldon 

Tim I FIRST UAl'TISl CHUHI II 

, lOIti si «iyl Wesley ni. 

Height^ will assist tho Nntlonn) E»v, i}earg£ W Lawrence, Mini 

Male Quuitut, morning (ihd eio krvln of vmi.hiii HI ID « « m i 

Dins. • . ' . 

ard'a hupiipr will be Fui\ed Tin Tht 

ill lireueh QII Hit. lieu] rhiaj. 

Sunday Vh'H'l at 11 1 > i,i 

Tile survlee at 7 30 p in «111 

ho In cupventiou hull, eth at. ami 

the Boardwalk. ouininuncliiK with 

11 Boflg servlw )od by Donald Ktdding. 

Buvurol solwliiins will be ren 

dered by the Vathern' Chorus, uuiler 

tlie dlretllmi or Jnwjiii Smiili. 

OCEAN CITY 

TABERNACLE 

ASSOCIATION 

Au(g EnliiincR Ashiiry Aw,, 

iih itiiii filh StJ«. UrivP in: 

Sunday, July 2nd 

10:30 11, 111, 

l.V i'HK TUlKKJfU'IK . 

7:30 p. m, 

I IN rOXVKSTION II.U.I, 

I Oil tilt* KMiinjwiilk m !ith rtnm'l 

Pfpm'hliill iif IMIi -S.jivu-f* L* 

111-. CliaN, KcririiHiiii Hull 

Piiafoe, liciliunj' FN'Hhyif.i-iHI! nhim-li, 

Philmtelvblit 

MLSICAI. FKATLRKS 

I'ATHEHS' CHORUS l!0 Voices) 

of Hiitliten IIf]flii«, ,N, J, 

Also 

BKNIII Sl'OTT, DiiKHo 

BERWAnD POLAND, Tenor 

The Solid Hi-rvifi- HI Tiijil will bv led 

IJOSAU) liKllllINr, 

Itev, W. Elwc-N Lnki-, A. u,. I'fcuiitenl 

Rev, Wm, K, Fishfr, Huji.-rjnl.m.li'iil ^ 

file Church an the Boardwalk " 

-**'*" • Announces Its 

OPENING SERVICE 

STRAND THEATRE 

BOARDWALK NEAR : lOORLYK TKBHACK 

, Sunday Evening at eight o'clock 

"PH.* E, P, PPATTKICHEH. Speaker 

FRsldont. Lulhornn Minl«t»riu«l at l'«. 

MISS ESTKLIJE RALS'i'ON, Contralto Sdltiisl 

!»•;' ,-;.;.ALFRED £~"5iwAIU 

gj^j/,;",' ".V.; ': BRASS QUARTETTH 

OrKan Recital -7 an p % 

"Hymn Sing"-7,45 r M 

7:36, Tlie liiii 

In God.'' 

WedncMlny 

7:45, 

Christian Science 

Subject, Sunday. 

on "Fiihli 

. opening sei-vires lust Stm- 

"Ciall" 

Irailctpsl enttU 

Ciall will ill lie [in 

day wore SHCI-MUCUI from I'very 

iilijgei of the Leu 

I Churvh iif qgyii 

Till s!= aiid HiiviM 

Iti*v, Ht-My H. CfldilEF, 

j il 

Hyiuhi frhrrtl 

l.dnloi-a 

Cliiss Nmiiiiit. 

Radio Preacher at 

Bible Conference 

Dublin, Ireland, Secretary 

Coming Saturday 

Don,till Uit'y IliiruIiDUKii, wlilely 

liiinuii liiiliii iii'Ciii'lii'r iiiitl cilitor 

'il ''Id VM ini liiii:'" C;i|)lalii lii'iriimld 

V, M. i'. A. rii'f-ri'liiry of 

I'lil.lni. lii'l.niil, II t'Diiniry 

i .Itilj, ,-11111 Krlliu; ('. u.nc.i, 

ni \i'n Viiiti' *Mi>, riJM- ol' Ihp 

Iliii'l (ll-i illl I Ill-Ill ' ,)in:iktirH ill llip 

Kii.il, Will Iii in Orrim lily .July 

I I.I I, ia ii inni'-ii.'iv ifiiiiyir-nff 

imlrr iiir iitiN|Tici>H nr iho Amcrl- 

nu nihli" t 'inr*Mpnr(' AHHoriuiinu 

n[ I'lnliiilHtihiiii lilililislli'rp of 

l?i'VrI:i|i!!IL" 

Win» 'l»7T.""jr. Mi'iliil. 

MIHB Jeiin WntkinBon, ((((5 Allimit- 

uv. wiiH nwiirijetl thu mudiil 

given by the Hiirah SUlVeil Clnl|iter, 

0. A. n. ror Ihe Irnai immy 

on "i.'iii'e ul I'liljlii! Pruiiiiiij-." Tlie 

""" :iul was iiroBtiilyd by Jlin. 

i si'ivicy iit 7:45. irles II, viill, rimtiit or ihe hi- 

ed lg E-iijt.j our &01 atil chaiUi'i, ut « Hpcuini IISHCU!- 

My In thu hiijli BCliool utidiioriuiii, 

Tho I'Oiitcsl WUH iiiiiung juilinr 

U 

'"U si'hool sUidcntH, 

* * * 

furii Hliir HUN 

Initiator,) .VIIMIII. 

Tlie rirsl inllliilciry wiirli 

py I1H> iit'w mull nf DirU'cr 

the loi/ui tjlmiit^r nl' •I'laHtt'rn 

is ])ri-rorined .Monday niili 

mijlilr Hull. Aliiny DIII or 

situi'H were liii'HPlit iiiiii tin- tloi 

".irk wiiH niliili jiraiKcd, 

'I'liefe will hi! nn t'lijipfpr nii'i'i 

m until Hi'iitC'iiilifr, 

iiiiinri' i hitumnni I r.', wilMHO snllu 

'llilill.i; I-- f.Nln'MIrl fl'DIII riliiSt If) 

iiii«i, will li'inl Hif sinnitijj, ac. 

liNinnnhii h'- I'.iul rMMkwith, 

riij.hiiti \\ T ,illj;: uill Hjipak iii rlio 

liciHiia iiii'i'iiii:!. Hniiiriiiiy at N 

.'• ni. Th SiMlihiy iirriuriilll will 

Kiisfcril Ntiir 

KiiJujH .Suimrt Ml. 

.MeinlH'iti uf iiir. KiiKii'in Hun 

warn i>(ii( fiiilncil HI u minuet nitil 

by .Me. iind J/ic. Harvey AIIIIHIM 

on tlinir buiii. "Tliu Kinjunih," 

TliiirHdiiy, 

TUf iiiiily wont up lllc rlvi'i' 

[illri letllliH'il hy wiiy nf UlC Tliiliojitie, 

fi'imi (l;:iU until 8:;!u ii, m. 

Sllptjcr WiiH HW'vuil on tlie hunt, 

TIIIIHD mi Ijniird were: .Mr. uml 

Alr«, .I:iiiii.,< Wiitii, Mrs. Helen 

Miiyi'r mid (laiiKliti'i', Urtiy; Mrs, 

ElliillbPlll \'oiiS. MiHS AlMJ' VoSS, 

Mr. and Mrs. K, 

** ••' " " ilii" Ilnliln- 

. AHri, HI- 

:•«. Wllliiilii fl, Aliholl, Mils 

iiiiiliPlli Hri'i'lflry, MIHS Kpillilii 

ithiH, t .imtiiiMhinn'T iind MVH, 

-lin !•: 'liiiiii. Mvn, Million i', 

Muriiliy, |ir. nnd .Mrs.. Tlifxnus 

AilitiiiB, Kill till Adiinis. Osivalil. Ail- 

HtiiH Mild .Mr, 'iiiid .Mrs. Hnrvcy 

iiins, 

* •? » 

Itiiiiiiiini rhiv, 

•ils Hi'iiili I'nrlj. 

Mm. ll Mnylill lioliltison, |ili'si. 

ilem nf tin- Riiiiihow clnss HI' Mil' 

Mi'liliifllHl Hilliiliiy Hcjhiifil ronyi'PI- 

M ihf nanliir .tiinr iin?ni(n.- Imn 

ft hpaf'li piiriy. 

""•ll 'V.'llll .'1 MTVill. Ml II )|. 111. 

"ilina (ihn.n, Hillltlny 

•U'liiii 

llip iii-tifii, Tiicsiliiy nf H tn ii ml i'ii- 

'I't-uiisnii iiall. psiptii'r i.iv..,; >Mi ull n'-• 

••-•'• - 

nnil hniifiri' 

I'rff lij l.'rlnn ''Illirrh, with "lint li 

fliiliii]i.||iliii(, will itpriik limli'r tlic 

fjti" illlil llilirHllliiiil- 

lows, niiMicB 

wore pluynti, Tlii'ri> 

!:ilH|iiii.s 1.1 lin. (iiCiili City Tilh- 

.•rmil-li- Af:li'll!llioll (''.'iplilill Will- 

I IK Mill S|ii'iik Mfiliilny mill TlinH- 

tlit> r ,;ii 1tir:!ii it in, iifiii l)v 13;iril = 

hoini' .,11 Mniiiliiv iiiiii 'I'm riijiiy nt 

S p. "I. ' ; i-n-iiflii-i. it., I'lllt.niilliPil l j l r |',i|- 

All tlit- nifi'iiiu.j will in. in c n n - | i D w i n E in c-iinl). Wfilni>m|:i_v iii-lii- 

.•fin mil Iiiiii, |ln'iilk it iiih HI . M r . iiiiij \un, i hii .|,..« ]••' Ti'M-iin' 

European Buyer^Fdr 

Store Home Buyer 

' Mis 

lopi'iill 

''liilbici 

iiiiyir iii 

Af, Cliiiijiliiiii, K11 - 

VI- & 

plir- 

nun si. ,ayii AsbSry ,nv, liiiiiiqii. 

Mm. 

,,l 

j Jll! j; I. I 1 A. Sli'i||.||i. 

•«!•«._ (,r..)f H,ls,t,.N«i 

nt Iiiiiclii.nn.Hrliljr,.. 

Iy inviiffl hy Qvnruv C. 

Willildi'lphlii rcKtiiiiriint 

MfUiTl?. 

nwiii 

Hi 

'"»»" l.-.i-in" n 

1 ! 1 . 

ilirniisili tin. iirflt-i- of ilnwiird o, j " , r ,, ..in i.ii- 

''1' 

M Mr 

Milfl'Iierson, Hit;, iiiiii will iniilici ,,..:. - " ^ """-llfil I'i-li-o. M,.N 

lliis her siiiiiini.r hi.iii,. ina,-.ilHT|'e J, J _ llfsullt-j- and \i,.s. ]],,,,„,,, 

with !»•(• family. " hnl ' JS - 

Tin y lmvc lici'ii illiiilH nf Mm--• »•• u, „. * ' * 

Plie-1-.-..n lor rivr v^,,-,. i ' • ,- sl "' fr Ninillp 

• "fiN IlicNter rilrl. 

SALE 

Fine Home with 2 Lotsj 

and Paved Streets j 

-_ ... . If 

Kitciicii 

i lied JiiiiiNis and Ainiil. 

CiiiiiHcrs-if i'iir (i|mitfi. 

l'itrnlsln.,1 N|,.,.]j 

Olie Illnik Chilli' Ociiii! 

All ri-iidv In hl(-|i in(,-, 

. ror th.- Miiniuir 

A Bargain! 

$7500 

($2600 Cash) 

BpRTRAND T, & T. J, 

CAREY 

INSURANCE 

15th and Boardwalk 

I'nuliei 178 

FIRE INSURANCE 

| J|;-Â. A ra,l,orini, sniith, " f ^ 

tpr. Pn 

plllili llmnl 

"'•"*;y I" 

leiielip Venmor 

Hi] ioil Wed- 

Tci. 

V 

ill ' ; "I 'he KliMt 

•mil luleii imrotii. 

Hit 1 Vpnlnnr Trust 

!»«"m will live in vdinoJ; 

, thnttiii 

h oii HHstes», 

! Mi'H. Hunny Lluyil Ohnttin en» 

! irrtiiinoil nr kiticlii'on itiiil n i|elli.'htftil 

nflnnini'i] nn the 'Wiilk, 

i Tiii'silav.. • •»,, 

SPECIALS AT LLOYD'S 

Enjoy tho Thrill > 

of Driving the FORD 

NEW V-8 

Free Demonstration 

Just Phone 600 

I'd drive tlllh ilium-lulls pur 

yniirsfli 11 ill nil • von inin 

Mm II a minimi wurils. 

Edw.G. Kurtz 

FORp FACTORY DJBALER 

1st & Atlantic, Ocean City 

PHONE 600 

LloytTa Beach Chairs - 88e 

Lloyd's Beach Backs - 4St 

Lacquer Colored Beach 

B«cki '.„.... ;. 65c 

Beach Umbrellas $2,85 

c«t p^dq'.:. $i.6B 

— T«!l ('(lION) 

OCEAN CITY AWNING CO. 

Mfgrs, of Beach Chairs And Back Rests 

WfflW Aibarj jiTe, OCB4I CWf' 

m 

Beach Specials for ^ Kidi 

Sun 

Glasses 

Protect your eyes 

from the glare — 

- Pair - 

10c 20c 

49c 

Ocean City's beach w the fmeit on the Atlantic i 

And it's the belt and iafest for kiddies. We remember w 

particular this week. Bring them in to MURPHY'S and «J|qw 

them to choose a toy, with which they will enjoy playing (^^ 

"sand you loye to touch." ' 

Ocean City Sand Pail and Shovel, complete ... ^ i 

Sand Pail and "Shovel, large size, complete ,.,.- ^m 

Sand Shovels, large size, each ,, Sc antf 

Sail Boats, each 

"Wanderer" Yacht, each 

Rubber Balls, each ,.,,. 

10c 

Inflated 

WATER 

TOYS 

Horse Swim Tube 

each 49c 

Duck Swim Tube 

each 49c 

Alligator Swim Tube 

each 49c 

VQf 1 

>..-.... 5c andlM 

Bathing 

Supplies 

Bathing Caps 

each 

10c, 20c and 39c 

Bathing Shoes 

pair 

20c, 39c and 89c 

Bathing Belts 

each 10c 

WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR THESE SPECIALS 

WITH SELrtTED MERCHANOISE TO #122 

Her (fuests jni-lutle.l Mre. J, , klent Calvin Gnnliiiitg. 

-loiivoliiFiil McC'ormii-k, of Mt, 1 Hi left Wedncsiluy fnr WUKII 

AL. Airy- Mrs, C'ai-I __ ..„,. Mnv..- ,.f „,»„- "'•"»- ' in^ton. 1). C hut exporu to «> 

-iiir; Mr.-. IJiihert Kotiwui'tliy, uf 

.Ml. Airy, ami Miss iBuhelle, also 

turn t» spend July ut hi 

ul' .Ml, Airy, 

home. 

* * t 

Slillmry ,Ude To 

('•HilidKP (Hiest Herr, 

Mr. ami Airs. Joseph J, Uiwleiss, 

1 Ot li «t, iiiid ('ontriil jv,, lmve boiNi 

enti'i-taining a., liouse KUU«IS COU 

oni.1 Lewis A, O'Doniieil, of Fort 

to the hit" Proa 

WHITE 

FLAN- 

NELS 

Plain or 

Stripe 

$1.50 

* xv 

We .U'Ci>|it 

Iceiiii I'itj Scrip 

MORRIS 

Clothes for Men 

HOI AiiiTic AViifqJK 

Cor, £ja, f'ilfuijiiii mia Arctic J 

ATLANTIC- CITV, N. J. 

Tile Bliotc Foil Lille Stoi.I 

Horrl!' IVifQEf 

ll 

HOTEL NEDL 

(Colnrfd) 

PhoBC ,m,w. .1,3. 4th a' 

Otmn Cllj. N. J. 

IXIDI BATTERiiS 

havi slwayt betn the motorirt't mod 

thrilly RMWhut. N«i» low piltti 

•UN »! S6.75 h, |he 13-pUU ili«, 

BRECKLEY 

Auto Electrician. 

Stawoh 

KKAI) Tllli CLASSIFIKI) AUM 

PIEC1S 

oifruemftxsimf oifruemftxsimf, ATemsmuni ATemsmunim 

%"B UP0A1LV iMttjwp"**Sa 

^rlals pict-ea < 

itniliiini TMl iliislnit, are 

cer ol tlie Colum- 

MiiiB eo. was to m 

air nt pxartiv 1:M TO sivo 

ILANCED 

VALUE" 

mo frricfluart ot it* 

Slmi&ht Ei&ht perform 

anno. / t fits- I 

Every Housewife Will 

Appreciate This 

BUCKET SINK 

STRAINER 

For rppiiinr —~•$1' B0 

l *f * 

ChTfiimiiim iilntrf. Snves LnUnr. 

imr"n Htopimp's 

F.riAL THIS ViVMi 

Wnsli Stana 

Ffliltels, pnir ~ 

All.Melal Hfliiilli's 

Syntcms Installed 

OHNSON 

^17 Asbur-y AM. Ocean City 

PHONE 901 

WE DELIVER 

EWAN'S 

WUGGLY 

Ocean City's Largest Cut Rate 

Medicine Store 

fliul Ateime ritr, M. J. 

New Style Can 

l.SO..Citrocarbonate , 

7Sc Baume Bengue , , , , ., 

78c Doan's Kidney Pills , , 

1,00 Triple Sifted Black Psyllium Seed 

1.00 Lacto Dextrin , 

7Sc Doxtri Maltose , , 

75c Milk of Magnesia (quarts) 

30c Citrate , 

Epsom Salt Tablets 100's , ,. 

Epsom Salts, lb. c*n 

50c Palmolive Shampoo ' , 

25c Tish Handkerchiefs, 4 boxes for 

1.00 Antiseptic Solution (quart) 

1.10 

49c 

49c 

49c 

69c 

59c 

49c 

19c 

39c 

25c 

ZSc 

79c 

Sole Agenc ym Ocean City for Craay Crystals 

25c Ex Lax 

2Sc Epsotabs 

WHII.R THKV |,AST! 

55c Houbigants 

Face Powder 

All Shades ..29c 

Headquarters for Sunburn Preventives and Relief 

KI'KC'IAI, COJHUSATION 

3 2"ie tlilien ('(iIltntp'H Tiiiith 

I't 1 50p TiMrth llnish 

IustP, 1 50p 

All for ,. 49c 

Hl'KCUl, OPFRH 

me fillip I'nlniolhf* Hh 

t'rpiiin, 2'K 1 enil altpf 

I'liwili'r, lllc styptic 

AU for ....: .....39c 

Illltn, FIHH ASP !)O« 'si'l'l'MES 

I»0 VOl' VHV. MSTF.IHKK1 

Try Ewan's Antiseptic Mouth Wash Pint 

BEER WITH A CHEER 

STRETCH INN 

Opposite the Gateway 

BAY AYE. and SHORE FAST LINE 

SOMERS POINT 

ON DRAUGHT and 

BOTTLED — ALL KINDS) 

BEER 

DANCE 

DINE 

NO COVER CHARGE 

•FREE PARKING SPACE' 

39c 

WELL KNOWN PHILADELPHIA 

ORCHESTRA EVERY NI^HT 

SEAFOOD—J 

SANDWICHES — / • 

i (i A. 

Plan to Enjoy 

GLORIOUS FOURTH 

On die Sands and 

In the Ocean! 

Swim Suits 

m&M '^-j"-'.".',}^'3 ^vr 1 ,':i : *£^*i^t?^'$£ 

Suit* 

Suits 

Siiltn 

Suits 

Itiililicr Stilts 

Hiila-Ilulii Suits 

rinsslc Swim Suits 

Salt 

Nowhere will you find a better aiiortment of 

Beach and Water Fa«hibns than in Blatt's-by-the. 

Sea, Whether your taste runs to the conservative 

and classic swim suit or to the more daring and 

more sophisticated Brassette model, you are sure to 

find the suit you want, 

- - ! • • . 

Men's Swim Suits 

Special Group at 

$1 ,95 

Value, 

One of the foremoit makes, 

but because of the very 

low price, the manufacturer 

has removed the label and 

we cannot advertise the 

name. Newest models. Onepiece 

elastic rib ititch, form 

fitting and non-shrinking. 

B. V. D. Swim Suits $3.95 

Jantzen Swim Suits $3,95 

Ganter Wiekfe Trunks $8,50 

Flannel Trunks 31,95 

Wool Jerseys $1.95 

BOYS' ALL WOOL BATHING SUITS 

VnlHM to 92,!IB 

•44! and 

Come to Our 

VULY 

STOCK 

EYE GLASSES 

REDUCING 

SALE OF 

A WIDE ASSORTMENT 

OF MODERN FRAMES '3 - $ 4 

Not Ready-Made Pick-Up Glasses, But Made- 1 

TO-ORD^ QuaKty Lenses 

Careful Eye Examinations by Skilled Optometrists 

BUDGET ACCOUNTS 

INVITED 

ni. H, B. NOVBOB 

Oplomelrli 

ME BL ATT CO 

Athntte City* Grant OapMtmcnt Stara-DU44lU' 

"IT 1 

- ~ 

Whatever way you celebr 

holidays, be, sure of a succeiSa 

tival by having the beat'in,^£i 

Wo have everything you will (jf 

for the weeic-end and holiday r"'~ 

at very attractive prices* 

NOTICE: Our Store -will be open until 1 P. 

July 4th, for tlie convenkneo of our many : 

OSO) Quality MeaU Give Satufaction 

Carefully selected — properly refrigerated — 

weight—truthfully advertised—reasonably 

Eincst Standing 

Rib Roasts 

ii 

I Gidund FrMh Beef WjHf- 

Dolmonlco Ho.ist II- 32c 

Thick Enil Rib Roast "• 18c I FreBh Cut ?«* Qube» W< 

inilHliitor County bMjf—nuim ar flpvor—estM Hnsnttrtijtrf 

niitt 

Enilfi 

Delicious Large Frying or Small JMjWWMJs §ti 

Chickens 

Pnney tender milk-r«l 

to imtl»T;. 

Nationally Advertised Smoked Skinned'^§1,.^ 

Hams s* ft lî^ 

The packer's bpNt bpiifiilH* BuCftF mired, hiekery smdi^s";*.^! 

19 

o I Hum • 

Centers 

Ends 

Cooked Smoked Hams ,hote In n, c itoTr s, lb 28c 

Store Sliteil Cookc'd Ham % » Jfe.' 

Genuine Munater Cheese •" c ,'^ 

Sled, Lebanon Bologna or Longhorn Cheese ' A "• 5c 

Ox Tongues lt>'25c 1 Sharp Cheese' lt> 35C 

Cleaned Preih 

Sea Bass or Trout ft 

'Ifrnird nml FQmly for the pan. All unusable parts hKve ls?en 

You nnly pny for whot yfl}l nefBRily UK, 

FreshTniets Genuine Hnddock ft Mp*^ 

10c Norwegian Imported 

Sardines 

A mllll4n4in wile. Vaa will enjsy^ them* fine quality Rardln«r. J»efcil 

in jiuro nllve fill 

AH Sc Cakes and Crackers 6 i*» 25c 

Phila. Cream or Pimento Cheese 2 P^ 19C 

Stuffed Queen Olives - n 10c 

Del Monte Cooked Spinach 2 »«" "'^ cann 29c 

T.iix Tiillrt Siinp (,IIK Saw Fuazlo Procwlth) i cakps 85et 

I,nx Snnp Flukes 3 Binftll pkaa iftc, IarKi- pk« 21

)D 

,T BOAT 

SHOP 

ATBT Ocean City 

^ffi&^Ki3j^>;v : ::>d- : ••..•.•••. 

ffl^^Slâiiiîha*^^" ' • ' ' "••• e -M B Clty H ' eh Sehpol, Class,'31 

WiHBtnwMMBMBWnfe:•.??'•'-•:. .•• < , ••• ,lne couple left ioimeilFatoly to 

sfSlwSWH'' :0 J"»'••. j•'• •'•' •^ motor for "parts unknown " Thev 

«T«? r n4J*i l WW

i •ill 

(« You Mu»t 

ROOF 

jf this winter, 

favorable 

evaib, is the 

' f l*-roof and re- 

in/ 

ler 

Build 

i ? ••••. 

r^pST'lAVB. 

ii-n'/.'v'"'"'-: .. 

15# uid lsi 

. „«,.,» tap nsMhir, J?ud^ 

„ ,wftkMeMl|oo anU '•jiiiii o. Team Here, 8-7 

, the Atlantic City Elictrie Co. 

downed the fire department in (ila- 

mtmi ball, § to .T, on municipal 

field,, Tuesday evening. This made 

the tJiirH victory for the linesmen 

oat of four tilts with the ladder 

climliera. 

Numerous errors and lack of 

control by Pitcher George Bolden 

iptlled defeat for the firemen, al- 

though Carl Shaw noled out the 

only home run of the ilay and 

made a spectaeulflr catch at center 

field, George Hickman hurled for 

the Etatric do. 

Most of the Ijayii have a little 

too much to'.do nc.it Mondav iv 

eninjir o the M.riedulr> 1 beinrc 

lamed bn.k 1 mi-k It i|mt( all 

right, thiunrh- they won't lmw( 

much better or win-ne Jul y 10. 

A li.st of the players with the 

enniK% totil pirii, the 1 w 111111.'^ 

average and the points that each 

has jr.-irncnM thus fur fnllown 

•A' Cl»ii» 

Tolul Tina Avo, I'oinln 

BC1 10." g 

nil) Vrl 10 

01 

Wm.. Fry 

T nnclni 

I*. lirani, 

J McCnlh 

H 1 ihrle 

Murpliy 

McCahan Boat Wins 

Wanamaker Trophy 

In Hi Initial race qf tbe ao;\- 

ion, tlie "Flora III," owned hy 

William ,1. Mcrithan, 3rd, of tho 

Ocean City Yaelit Club, captured 

the John Wananiaker, Jr., trophy 

In a regatta on the Delaware river 

at Torresilale last Saturday, 

Using straight sasollne anil 

Bothing whatever to pep her up, 

the.new 23o-Iiarsepnwer craft out 

dlgtaneod a group of five boat 

In tbe race. The "Flora III" !„ 

the latest addition to Mr, Mc- 

Cahan's npet of boats, Home of 

which he keeps here during the 

".umtnor. 

rnnched July 4th 

tHolte BuUds Trim Craft 

' For Phila. Contractor 

A trim new Bpqit mpdel day eu- 

bin cruiser is BcheduJe4 to 'giltlo 

down the ways of the Holts Boat 

Shop, (iDK Pleasure uv,, July 1, for 

delivery to Edward C, Fay, Phila- 

delphia epntraetor, 55th and Vine 

sis.. West Philuilelplilu, whose 

(urnnier residence is 4)0i< 1st at. 

The now boat is 28 feet long 

long and H feet, S inches beam, C, 

F, Holtz, proprietor of' the boat 

shop, has been crowding "work to 

assure delivery on time. The boat 

has been under construction nnly 

five weeks. 

This is the fifth 

by thn sho|i since . +al, 

Holtz «ays that President 

New Deal" affected 

Tho city .made'- another applica- 

tion for iSOU trorn the state for 

jmorgericy . relief during tha 

month of July, In a*-resolution in- 

troduced by Mayor Harry Hoadley 

and adopted by the commission- 

Wednesday, afternoon. It lins 

„, „,! necessary to nsk for the sum 

each month during the winter. The 

resinliHmn Htntes that (lie city Is 

niianclully unable to care for its 

turnul out 

? 

Deal 

UP - ihcad if tmie 

be im 

1S1] 

177 

177 

170 

opportunity to make such savings in 

^B«JWii»giM«itenal«, 

Hîi ^(ate Lumber Co. 

*$$?/}.:ty\' • 'MJONE•S3.J 

|^!^h;'Fbr ; Your;Ev«y f^d" 

Miss Kassab Opens 

Marie Candy Shoppe 

Miss Mary ICassab, head of the 

department of hlojojfy at the Jo'-.ril 

high jichool, has opened her i-e 

cream ani candy store, Marie Cad- 

dy Shopjie, at 4th ,»t. und the 

Boiirdwiilk, for the third season. 

She sells aasBEtt'H Ice croam, nf 

Philadelphia, ami Whitman'ii and 

Helm's confections. 

Miss Kaaaab's liruther, Joseph, 

n medical .student at Hahrieniann 

HoHpital, has also opened his toy 

shop a few doors away, for the 

third year. 

StrikiTat Woodbine 

Is Partially Ended i 

About 100 of the nearly •100 

Woodliiiip strikers are hack at 

rork this week, sntisfied with an 

increa«e nf five cents, an hour froni 

ie Drailrtone Kuliber Co. 

The other strikers arc clothing 

workers. They arc asking a 2,5 per 

cent piiy increase and shorter 

hours. The clothing factory re- 

cently recoivcti an order troni the 

government for mii'ments for re- 

forestation workers, 

Mayfir Nat no.Heiifeltl and John 

A, Moffitt, labor department con- 

ciliator, conferred this week on 

the matter. 

HEAD TIIK'CLASSIFIED ADS 

Circular Passer 

Pined $2 in Court 

orse I'tl 2 

Hieh 

$ n Court 

Ooorse I'atleiBcm, 42, of GIB A 

bury uv., was finej $2, SatiiWii 

by Magistrate Ceiiige Ij 

'anls, olmrRcd witli iliBi ril 

cii'ciiliirH in suph u niamier 

I hoy blew about Hie HtreotH Hr 

plpudod Kiiilt.v, 

J'atPiHiin was iinratPd •j'liiiisduy, 

aftiT liiivlujr (iiHtrihtited uboii! half 

dojien cirrulars, I'atrQlrliiin Wil- 

liam Smith Haw him start out. and 

let him iliiiiriliute jusi enough In 

iiblaiii evidence. 

Mrs. Alfred Bevan 

Sorority President 

MB, Alfred Bevan was olai'ted 

pri'sidenr of the Alpha chapter, 

the Omeg-u Liinihria I'm Soror- 

, liurinjr tho annual dinner at 

Xiirnmndy CJriil, Atlnntii- City 

i 

Mrs, 

i 

f 

ity, 

the y 

Tuesclay iiiuht. 

Other officers ducted ure: 

Thomas Harkins, vit-e pi-gsidenti 

Miss Eva Pilywi. setretary, and 

Miiis linfulie c. Ryan, treasuruc 

These newly flucteil officers were 

conH-nitul(it(?(l by the retirinff of 

fi 

c 

fit'PI'S. 

Among tltiise iiro 

gaily Boviin, Miss 

Miss Kiiiily Pilefrid 

ejrifi, Miss Terri P 

salie Hyaii. Miss 

kin«on, Jlljis Hul 

Mr 

seiit were: JIIss 

Vivian Nortmi, 

, JIis« Kva Pi]- 

Jefra-i, JVss Hn- 

KliZiibeth Sin- 

Adams. M 

ms. MM, 

A|frp,| He- 

. ramp; 

n«on, Jlljis 

Thonias Harklns 

van and Mr«. C'h 

Ileywoiiii Drnuii, .New .York 

newspaper eoliinmist. touK" u vaca- 

tion, not liiirmixr he needed one. 

he anys, but to give his reailerl 

n rest 

Graceful Maiden 

May Win a Prize 

Correct Walking Posture 

to be Encouraged 

"Muthar, may I taRr} out u bmik ? 

"Yes, my darilnjj daughter; 

flurry it up mid down'the bcael 

niiuiion't take it into tho witter. 

T n j, s 

Fullowiiitr the recent asscitin.i 

hy a physical rulturn expert tiuit 

most girl? are noturiously sliivon- 

ly in waikiiiir, huvlnjf devrhipi'd a 

slouched find bent-over walk, ii 

new fni! apparently has appeared, 

not nnly nmunir th*- lorul prirls, lmt 

the pumnier residents as well. Ac- 

oordintf In the phyîcuj cuHurist, 

Ocean Ciiy sills are Blvinf; tlie 

imprnssini, of walking aitainst a 

stniiiir wind, or in jilftughi-,! fur- 

rows, 

A iiitrfiTtly ni-eot iiiul fi-acfftil 

eari'iiijrc. as .leninnstrnteii !iy K'lrls 

wild mminl ifciwiis, jinii as fiiun.l in 

thn hijthlv tniiiicd anil must pliv- 

sii-ally fit lexers, is indifiited hy 

thn smiinthiKss of ilie walk. To 

inyniii, shindinu nr sittihit behind 

the wiilki'r. it apfinars that trie 

!at,t(»rs. lii'iiil does not hob or sway, 

but seems tu hn mnvillg- aioiift in 

a Htrnly-lif, lim-. li is well kumvn 

thnt mn.inls are trained by wulkinir 

for limir.u with a book, or bunks 

on thnir lifiids. 

Hiiiiiiii- ii,is it that a (troup of lo- 

cal l>ii.«inPs... nien lire iiitelf?«tn.| in 

til" it'llTtii'll MOt "Illy (if tho inmt 

liiokliift (fir] II,, ihe liem-ii, Inn thp 

most Bniunfiii n-irl. She will lie so- 

incto.i hy an unnnmed cumniittec, 

and hr-fnrii th

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