of ndtuiratlou tn tUe jroouc woman'* 0 v.rr*. wblrii waa not »orprUln*. for he I jj

waa a pood looking ma» you In ibc ba'.ldlns : ® in. “ 'At* you been 0

Call in a doctor: *hen you are in

trouble, call in a lawvcr; when you adver-

tise, call in an advertisinf agent. | Advertising is a Business Not everj one can %»Tite attention com-

pelling copy, or plan an advertising campaign, anymore than everyone can cure a

sick person, or fight a legal case.

lint floor above. 1*1 111 not b* Trry Ions. I'm looking tor a place.' “\VUui kind of a-?lace?“

“A lad; '• maid."

-ilebia. I cau 'dp you lo that. I'm a Talwy* tuyaelf when I'm at work and

know a lot o' awell folk*."

"If r<>« do. pteaae too know. I'm in No. U ou tlie next fl*a>r a bore." The »err next day Mr. Blunt rap|ie>l al \o. V and waa admUted by ; an riderij woman, who called 00:

“I dont think that wa. hU ob>et. - Su „„ r 1W , ^ cuu. ,be young wo He told what people were thinking ^ |u . Iu|d n>rt lhr aBJ Mutt He • U *' L ^ _ wild b.- bad railed to get BO me tafoc-'

-IVbat were they think In-- about r lual ^„ 1 ^ wU , t

-What a queataa.! It w«.u t that otbef ltem , <* llke Mtar ,. wbkS wa. wonderful: It wa. that be |<u| ^ wa . d^row. of form

rowld tell w 11 bout knowing what the, ^ arqQ ,, Dlulc «

were thlnklnr alaiut. There are trlflem among the lowly -B°w eould he tell what be didn't wHI a , ttnims tbr . Weiw alKj Mr. know 7“ Blunt *a» bent on an affair with the She lifted her big brown liquid eye- 1>frm laliy . t He eaiw often, fn*. a tangle In the yarn .he waa DuU b „ nllrutlon , .ppcml to be high

wighteulng out to hi, with a kind ly( .,,-eciaMl Stm-n

"-J'ailll "“ MW t - . „ , fond of finery and ewriry. and Mr. I dMu 1 «*>**n to aay. .he replied K|U||( himself fortunate la when -hr bad glr.-n b.r brain time to nblt . |o cpedally lu work out an an wer. "that be could tell th _ ,. r ,„ w . lrT H e made her

what a (erwMj was thinking about

Advertisements Written, Planned and Placed Anywhere ....

I Store Advertising Agency, se, isle City, N.J.

Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Co. 224-226 Federal Street, Camden, N. J. Established 1873 v-spiul $500,000.00 Surplus and undivided profits - 895 t 862-°0

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wHboc-t kn a tag It. but be didn't know

It until-nnui"-

“He found It out." supplied Pete. “No. not that either. The ble feature of tils perform. n> 1- was the way he found It out." -How did be do Ur “How did be do II? Why. he aid It by"- Bbe wa* stalled again.

Whon a woman caoraaaer ask-d an •Iff tsrswr to algr a potion In favor of a woman's movemswt. b* sysd tbs ffoeumsnt fur s whit# with suspicion. "Mo. I'm sgln' 11. sar*.“ wss tba rwply. wrltb fh# smpbasls of s mac who had

woman w ho's alius a morln’ Is •lira mgotun’ la troubto If you got anytblcg to hoop bar qulst lU sign IL"

Dubscribs for tb» Times. II per

BOYS RIDING FREIGHIJRAINS Plttsbureh Manu1>:liirer Says t Railway Crews Remit I Practice

Pitl,burgh, March 2S.

fc^ieg of •fat inattention to obvioul tfutiei on the part >.'1 many train crew a tbs bead of one cl Ih* wggett induauid oocnpame, an the Puuburgb dutricl i >. day called alient»oci to the way .n wh.«h hurt and young men are permitted ta ride on freight trams. Tbit lact h.u been obaerved by almost every one wl-i baa taken the houbie to watch trail 11 moving m and out of large ciuca

the matter of Jewelry. if s few IneXpcnsSre

meiil-. hot they did not seem to satisfy her. J»tin found her very faselnatlng and In order to gain her good wtil pro dm-rd articles of greater value. Klual'y he tonnd himself so deeply Infatuated

that he proposed marriage.

T*> hi. .orprixe Susan refused him Vrvi-nhele-. from time to time she gave him encouragement to bos* that ■die might reconsider her refusal. 81m«*id that ahe bad expensive taste- and wa- afraid that he would not he able to gratify them. She hinted at a aull or. « plumber, who bad made a great deal of money, but ahe did not love him. N'cvertbele-s ahe waa thinking of marrying him because be could give her —dint abe era red-Jewel*. I.'pon this John ahlw] off for‘a while Su.an didn't seem to mind the change In his nttrntkma to her a bit- Indm-d ►he scarcely nothi-d him when they met. One day she told him that she waa lu m-wlpt of handsome pre-ents from lb#- plumber rod she expected a

8*..11 after she had told John thl- be canv- lo her one day with a l«rwK-b' i-ont-'nuig several large diamonds, tel! lug lo r that Ids last master, a st a-k broker, had given him a 14* by wbu-b be had made a lot of money. He bad spent a |isrt of It for bis beloved tin

bow be did lb” * -What did he doT' -He took W!!y Perkins* hend and. blindfolded, led Billy to what he was thinking about. Then Mr. Ilortuu wn»le something on a piece of papi-r. folded It. put It lu an euvelo]M>. put the envelope lu a book, put the lawk on the top of the library, and then the”— "Where did he put the library?* “The Ultrary! Hr didn't put that anywhere. It was there already." “Well, then What hafipriiedr "The mind reader told what was written on tin- [>apcr. though lie had been blindfolded all the time." “Tbat's nothing remarkable. I'll ta-t I can '.ell what you're thinking etamt thU minute." "I float believe you can do any such

thing ”

-Try me. Think of something, and I’ll tell you what it U " -Very well: 1'vs thought of some

thl fig''

“A pumpkin.' There waa iuntem|it In her expression ss ahe looked at him and replied that ahe wasn't thinking uf any such

thing.

“Yew. you were. You wife thinking of Tom Baxter You eouldut think of Tom Uniter without thinking of To Baxter'* head. Totn llaxu-r'a bead I*

s pumpkin!"

"How rhlleulmisr Hut ahe did not smile. Indn-d. she ti'ade the exi-lamn tlou la-cause abe didn't (|tilte grasp the

logical (oneluaiou.

-I'll tell you w-luit you do." be pro r ed. not giving her time to think l( int. "You flx your mind on some-

thing and I'll lead y.u to It " | ^ f „ r ^urlry scemid to falm Khe -pent some time «#-l.-.-tlng nn oh lHiru her. BIM | tU old master Jnet. then »..ld him she was rend: H. tll ,. stockbroker, gave him another tip tcs>k her baiel and Id her to tin- piano. nll( j made more money, i bis time -I didn't think of that at nil." -he b ,. Kusau a bracelet, a *.-n»*ut

| with ruby eye*. Again Huanu waa «le-

“I'll try again." In- wild, still ling ' Hghled and se> uo-d to warm: but.

Burpee’s Seeds Grow

THE wW -I d Qsalay Faa--*o per .mW am M

W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO, Burpee Bufldings PWlgddp

Careful attention, wnn prompt acknowledgment of deposits, etc, received through the mail. We do a large and satisfactory' business in the settlement of estates and care of trust funds.

ALEXANDER C. WOOD.

ETHRAIM TOMLINSON. tmJ Vic PraMsati

JOSEPH LDWCOTT.

WILLIAMS SCUU. Vies Pr.-< 1

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-BEGINS TO-DAY-

Special Bargains in Muslin Underwear, Long Cloth, Nainsook, and Waistlngs.

LOBR* CLOTH, very fine quality. SS in. wide, lu yaida in |iiree. put up repecially I-*r at for tbit sale, ffl.OU piece. NAIXm*OK. tine qnalitv. SB in. wide; line (or nnderwear. ISJ^c. yard.

Your banking

N<i mattrr how -null, no niittrr bow large, wp will give it catclril attrntion. Open an .\roouut with Us. WE PAY INTEREST Write us for poiticular*. DEPOSITS HY MAIL i PROMPTLY ACKNOWLEDGED Security Trust Company, CAPE HAY, N. J.

MUSLIN USDEEWKAB— Lot ■'<* « viraet loverf - - S# 7Sc and $1.00 Oonsa - - .'«■ • LUO I.o» Neck Gowns - • iAUOowm . - - . . jk- «< '• .... 1.4. > oiobinatiai. Saits • • bul»t nt 00c Drawer* - • - 2V l&c Maid W.-iiatinga, Itk pervil 8j ecial Stripe Dimity, He " New line Carta in Hcnm

The Fidelity Mutual

at acctiig the ornament Mm- put tl OX I • - _ ^ and admirefl It and baraelf In a mirror j I \T fX I FIC f 1I “You look One lu U. Ktaaati." aalfl Ln ^ inDUIdfUeC KsV.

lover. "I'm oo ‘appy at my luck la making the money to bay It for you oeelng as 'ow now yoa needu't '*va to

give ; ourself to tbe plumla-r ' Hut huaau did out qaltr accede ta

tbe |>ru|Mal!luu. John brj'ged ber to end hi, sux|M-nve and ogr.e In niarry him. hat she said that the ex|»-t.*«- of living was rising every day end -he wa- afraid that without a i.-rinun-nt

Income they would <#.me to grief Khe 42O Guarantee TfOSt Eldc.

11...) tv a ! 0

"In line wstb variowi incident* that

her hand, and be h-d her

tbe mantel.

“Wrong again "

He led her to a tete-a

1-on-, ut lug. a

U'ld It'a Hm- Jewel, that's doing it."

tell y

what 1

Ihg aUmt."

* think

Aft.

duel

John heeame rvekleas In <

glfta. nnd la-fore long 8u-au po*- .

J<*weU enough to dreorate a 1

though on the Id not couaent.

One day John <-alled to *ee hi* lore "

.rbeu she wa* not at home. Her reported in connection with the ter of the room. Hire didn't Wbetb mo4h<-r tvaa-lied him mm] said to him Full wraw Law," taid thu bu,inr,i er he wa* right or not. nor did he n«l: ••j'n, doing all I i-an for yoa. John. ■un. "I saw a long freight train ol her. They eank Into their n-ini-tlve with Suviti I'erwvere and you'll win.

empty coal car* go through Scwicklry Beat, on the tele a lete. lie -till • -* -

caxtbound the olher afternoon, and her hand

wax quite surprised U find no less than 10 toys from 12 to 16 years of .(I riding on the train. Most of them Were wearing short trousers and their appexr.utcs indicated that they weic nil hum good families The tram. 1 should judge, consisted of from 60 to

71) car*.

“No* a .single trsmman was out on tbe tiawi 1 noted psrttcula.-ly a nun at each side of the cabin car looking out of the window and aoothrr trai-i-Bian sitting ca the tear platform .>1 Die cabin car smwkMig a pipe The (bought occurred to me that the extra brahman on thu tram, or in lari wne of tbe tramnien. was making .n; foe tbe protection of tbe puhli Every year bundle 's of bu>i and m’-'

g about tie atcahng rides on freigM " ’ , are mjurod. Inlc.slale cornme. , " l '“ J »« iaron figures shot thy shout St rwiwmal.l. rrwy 10U persons killed on rad But wh gi the | United Stat**_are tig - way to ».

in IVI4 Inerta»»cJ i?s Insurance in fi»rce to Sl.M,U64,2l5. and showt-d an IncreaNe in Income, in Havmemfl to i*olicyhoiderA, in SurpluN and in Asmtijs, and gave the Larj;e.-t Dividends in die Compnny's history. Wm. C. Walker & Son

ould ralher remain sbigle aiid la- a | n ‘ Atlantic City, hi. J.

lady's mnkl than he married and lo

i-cn, -5 Hui John did not di-i-ilr. for her A* : ! love f-.r Jewelry ae.-m.-d to him lo hare j Tj IRX^INO FITCH

THE BEST c

Toilet Accessories, Stationery fj Drugs, ^nd Confectionery f.

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SODAS AND SUNDEAS

X- Wkst Jmcskv AND Landis Avk. £ka Islk City, N. J

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InteHiu-t

paaser. For "Sofaty •foyes should hofl* to | f k-v-ff «»«» *

' day Wuen John eallod nt No. tt be elli-ltisl no mqionBC. He Irh-rt tbe door and loiind It h.-ked The «ame

She lower- eveulug hi triid It again with a like

IcbuIi When a i-utiple of day* luid

went on. |KisMfl and No. 0 waa still lo-k.-d John : uUnit " made u|> hi* mind that aome’hlug wa.

wrong He dlwi|>|.wired hlm*elf.

i ttili.klmt Ku.nn hud retunosl lo the home of a

Wi-nlthy woman with whom -he lived

•re r tht< ns her maid A fri.-nd ..f thl. lady, it ill Ihl* «l*e wealthy, bad lost valuable Jewels world hn# and had *u«pei-ted hot ana's valet U a i|io Averwe lo piihllelty. she would have :idn 1 read atood lor ham without -iq.-allng to i,t i.i.n a the police had not Kunra. iM-urlng of

the .-.i*#- from her rnl«tn-»* volunteer

ml of I «-l lo make an attempt to wheedle

Murov.x jonwiNo uii-aiwa aiwpuu*

JACOB A. BUSCH

EMICTKI.-At COKIK CIUK EVHttVTtllNO ELCCTtUCAl. mi M l-.l -1.1,...,. o,.

C3' DON’T MISS THIS SALE ; S. S. McAllister i OCEAN CITY NEW JERSEY

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JULIUS ROTH, The Tailor. ? Suits from $18 up. Made to your incastirr. Firwt-cLr-- ■ Workmauship. Latest Styles. Domestic aud Inniorted Fabric ' Stop in next time you are in Ocean City. r My place is 400 feet from the Station. i S ' fl Street, Ocean City. Next to Poet-Office - .«.a.g-B g.a. j.a . c .n-j.,,. r

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JONES’ MEN’S SHOP 804 06 A8BURY AYE., OCEAN CITY, N. J. Removed t» our New Building, next door to the Ocean City 1 itle. & Trust t ompany. - • he NVw Liae ol S|.riti g Sampl.. s lor Midc-lo-Meleur, Uoihes is Now Ready. Bt Sun to Sit the Stylo mj Price J CONFIDENCE—JONES HAS IT

k

iichellsseeds

will surdy produce the l>cat 1 (.arden*. Farms and lawns ' HmlHuunm |1 U | V pUau, IVrtiliaH Giori™ TooU. I bum UuuUoI'ctu. Poultry Suppliea, ele. Oui!H« j, |rec ^ Who wntc or tall f 0 , it .

MICHELL’S seed house

518MarketSt.PHILA

MORNHINWKO’S BAKERY

llsfcrrs of Sc* Isle City’s I rmous

U- Need- Me-Bread lie Cream and Fancy Cake Makers

All Line* of Confectionery

uee hive

SrilPuouu IM,„ a „. a Vtoca , ts , wl Short Brothers General Electric Work, Plirablnfl and Heating Gai Han»et and nxtiires 0FF! CC. LAnOIS AVEHU.- . I

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