Published Every Friday By The rtSXBfTY TIMES PUBLISHING CO. (laMiporaud) West Jersey and Uadis Aves.. See Isle City, N. J. S. TWITCHELL, President (POQNNOB, Treasurer C F. SCHUCK, Secretary WMl ‘A. HAFFERT, Editor and Business Manager

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER x, 19x5

WARNING TO EXCISE VIOLATORS,

The unprecedented fine levied by Judge Eidridge against Carl Brrickson, of Wildwood, for illegal sale ofliquor should serve as a

warning to the hotel keepers of the County

Judge Eidridge is sincere and determined in his stand to iely punish violators of the excise laws, and is using the rash

rut ihe issue calls for in making his stand felt

Ever) law-respecting person will be in sympathy with him in this, and will admire him for it The time has passed when political powei and financial strength is insurance against prose-

cution for breaking the law, and this is well.

0 THE PEIPU S FORUM THE UKKMAK VlEWfOlSr

To Uir Editor o( Uw Tnr 1 «a« on adrcftiorniei of O little •n»(t»*inr )o»

chief muon for heinf M to *iT« the American peopleUte fort*oboo*Uw The ad vertiwmeiit oonctiolrtilly declared tbot the American people hod gettiiif much 01 the unth. Thro the ad vtrtiarineni Mid. • peak 1 of of the periodical: “ It i* iuWrreatinf lor two in particular ; firm of oil Ufirr* entic account of the ertjueoce of in Uw «or day by doy. ond. ancondlr. it it tlie ooly pablicouou in

tiaieoce which doe* *o."

Non Iheee ore the Uiinf* which opp«| many ol na in Uir tiermoo- American atutndr. lUairofancr , lU bland ftateof oUiiuic aayuaprl a Inch itkuoa* counot be true. Il will be noticed in the above quoted portion Uiat they do not concede that a tirrman con poaaibly err. Ueinc • Uermon, to err ia impoaMDl*. Other* may; oltiera moat, becanae tbty ore not Uermoua. II you trout to know if 0 j*r*on who ia not a German lionrti and *iDeere, all you need to do ia to find out if German* agrae with him. If Uiey do be k* all right; if they do DM • it either wrong becanae h* ia atupid - urong becanae be la diaboneat. II the poor thing* who glee forth aucb mmiimenu could only oompmfaaod how by Uieir patronage of oeutral* they ate helping hi look* a real victory lor Germany impoewbl*. pethape they might gradually com* to are thing* aa they or*.

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Klrschbanm’s Salts and Overcoats STETSON FALL HATS, ».(» to *5.00 SNAFP HATS mt *2.00 Full Use of Caps and Sweaters, Ready-Made Paata, Underwear, Etc.

POOR WAY TO BUILD UP CITY. Some people have very queer ideas as to hov to build up their home town, and if all were like them there would soon be no town to build up ; grass would grow in the streets and merchants could turn the key in their doors and go fishing. One of the worst examples of the habit in aiding out-of-town business people at the expense of the home merchant was related tc ns a day or two ago by a well-known contractor, and we give on his say so.. Solicitors for a new church approached a dealer in paints and naked ior a donation of paint for the priming coat of the building. The dealer by way of answer, asked where they were going to get the paiui for the second coat ii be gave them the paint for the first Without any hesitancy the beggais replied : “ We are going to send

to Sean, Roebnck & Co. for thut”

Comment is unnecessary. It carries its own lesson. But there are plenty of others like them.—MilknlU Republuan.

STEVENS NEXT SENATOR.

Primary Hiectian has come and gone, and Lewis T. Stevens has secured the Republican nomination for State Senator by a good majority in the face of a bitter fight, the final outcome of

which was in doubt until the last minute.

All loyal Republicans will bury personal feeling now, and work for the election of the Republican ticket in November. The Rigor forces must take defeat as lile’s bitter with the sweet, and make the most of it Factional differences before Primary Election must be buried after, if the Republican party will triumph. Harmony must

be the watchword, and, we bejicve. will be

Mark Lake, of Ocean City, captured the Assembly nomination by a majority of 36 votes, the smallest majority given a County candidate in a decade, indicating clearly the close contest for this nomination. Gilbert Smith, of Avalon, and Eugene Cole, of South Seavilie, were the other contender-.. Lake is a seashotc man, and while has the interest of the shote at heart, be will nut neglect or in any way alight the mainland. The nomination ol l,akc is also a balm for the Rigor forces, us he was a Rigor candidate. The Republican ticket in Novembet will be: Lewis T. Stevens for State Senator, and Mark Lake for Assembly. For party success, for honesty in administration, for prosperity and liattnouy,

this ticket ia November.

iterman forbear* *e can have from Um.hi ooly illy-concealed pay. That pity b»- * patrooai* prvtty quietly. Tbey ara patronising Ute f'raaideot and Umurt and everyone eiae ia aatbority in Uni country. U Uiere anyone ia the < tire liule old U. 8. A. wbo can DM be Uie German aareoie, trbodoea DM koo* what ia coming to na if German- vina

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•• only aatbaiOic publication of m* kind tisu-iicr," etc. ttot if they win Uu» and can combine wnb Uiat patronage power, weU, we'll do aa tbeyaay or figiit, Uiat'* aL. In my opinion tbey will never be awtiatteo until tbey make everybody agree Umltbey are tba " only auUienlic Uiiug iu esiatanee Ergc, Uiey will never be aatiafied.

A. B. V.

THANK YOU. To the Editor Cape May Co. Time*: I read wltb no l.ule iatereM your miltonal on Ibe euffragr quenlion, and a!Uiougb 1 waa etriclly " ant* " until that time, yon converted me to tbe How auyuue wiUi tbe mentality of a twelve-year-old child could pen pnbliali eucli rot and nouaenae ia i than I eon understand. Instead of doing tbe canae h ranUnga ol Uiat character make verta. Keep it op.

C'OSVKHT.

Real Estate Insurance BUILDING LOTS In a Growing Section Ripe for Improvements COOPER B. HATCH

=& CO.,

2/1 MARKET ST..

Camden, - - N. J.

HARRY H. LAKE State Licensed OPTICIAN from Ocean City WILL BE IN Sea Isle City, Tuesdays and Fridays, from a to 3 p. ra., To adjust Glasses, etc., aud accept Watches or Jewelry Repairing of all kinds.

r riodmtiar, VI underfill B*bi*dt oa life d Public Welfare, in .be P.U.-r of Mine. «nd Mrt.tlnr«y. for wfctcti bem .,-tr.rrd TVr rr«J™- *!. Award* have been «r»rted thu Company at Inlrro.tlow.1 Kxpc Uoo. (m

Amberg’s Studio

Boardwalk

Your banking

No matter how small, no matter how large, we will give it careful attention. Open an Account with Us. INTEREST ALLOWED Write us for particulars. DEPOSITS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ACKNOWLEDGED Security Trust Company, CAPE HAY, N. J.

SubacriM for tbe Times. 91

the cost of rural mail delivery. If any congiesstnati in 1898 had moved that the sum of

$47i377i°7 0 ^ appi’oprtat'** 1 for *ke put pose of carrying mail around ~h.w.-.«t.Tuu. TburmU* o*e to the houses of fanners, he would have been thought crazy. Yet m r>ih,.. that is what the service cost iu 1914. Not merely that, but the de- A “ partiuent has just Ukeu in 87,850 more families. SyTiSrSu^YT' Tbe euormous cost of this service causes criticism. Tbe ex-1 i u ». »T pensc per route is ranch more than was thought in the beginning. 1,^%.Sd VaV- _ - , *_* a. 1 i . Srn IUv atv p «^‘f

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NOTICE.

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The carriers and their friends have become a powerful political in-

terest. They demanded and secure liberal payment. The people along a route are said largely to pay for it by the

c tampf they buy and those that arc bought to deliver mail matter -o^msiMuiir to them. Possibly, yet the same people might be living elsewhere, N Av.iJ^jL.'nK.^.'iiiii. prid.y, Nw and buying the stamps at a regular post office were there no route. " r ,U HoKnli As a time saver the service is very effective. It is cheaper for a.* fwJd L .!?V. one man to spend c day carrying mail to a hundred farmers than ^VuiUi TV/.’n. for a hundred fanners each to spend an hour or two a day driving j**** *** to tbe post office. The critic may say to this, however, that tl,c ARRIVAL AND DE*

cost of the service should be juid by the farmer, since he gets the

benefit of this enormous lime saving.

Country aud city must each think Broadly of the intciest of 1 the other. There are certain dzawhacks ol loneliness to life 011 the' bum. This has led people to rush to the towns, and has made j living costs higher for all town dwellers. Unless the town )N^>ple wish this tendency to continue, they must go the limit to bring modern conveniences to the outlying town t uial sections. Rural deliver) gives the farmer daily touch with the market*, ao he can buy and at 11 intelligently. It brings the newspaper| promptly to his door, so tlrat he doc not feel isolated. The little snail c-rt is the thin thread tlrat binds him to the moving world. Any politic inn who should favor cutting it out wouJ* J be regarded ssj just as crazy to-day. as il jc had suggested spcudiiL all this moucy

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IW W w 4pfip W tfroptpnp • IRVING PITCH THE BEST | Toilet Accessories, Stationery < i Drugs, and Confectionery SODAS~AN» SUNDEAS West Jersey and Landis Ave. Ska Isle City, N. J.

D. EVERETT TODD Painter and Decorator ■♦a •«*■*■'>+*«*«« •■>»»««»«»« * ■ * «»«•«**> ■<••««** 2301 Federal Street, CAMDEN. N. J. I am prepared to do your painting at any time or place at short notice. A trial will convince you that you have made no mistake in employing a man with ThirtyFive Years experience in City, Town, Country and Sea Shore Painting. Best white lead, linseed oil and pure color. Let me serve you. Branch—WILDWOOD, N. J. i»**»'**n*WLg%TtM**M********n******’:**xxMMM***TuxnM*

WESTINGHOUSE

MAZDA LAMPS Lasts twice as long as ordinary incandescent lamps. They give twice as much light for a smaller lighting bill The following prices for Mazda Lamps now prevail: I 5* w . 25~w and 40-w lamjM, 2JC.', 60-w lamps, 36c. 100-w Nitrogen Gas Mazda I .atrip, 135 c. p., 80c Bectric Irons and Electric Vacuum Qcincrs for Sale or Rent Electric Light Power & Water Co.

Phones: Hell 31; Keystone 17-A,

SEA ISLE CITY, N.J.

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FRANK W. FOWKES Real Estate and Insurance Broker CONTRACTOR

ON THE BOARDWALK

HERMAN SOHENKEL. Prop. SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

PARTURE OF MAILS POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQiCK>OOCA>OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPt>Q>OOOOQOOaa

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Notary Public, Commissioner of Deeds

/ Estimate* Furnished for Cement, Concrete or Stone

F Curbing and Foot walks. LOTS FILLED IN AND GRADED

Sm iHk City Nrw itntj «,

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J. P. DELANEY SJNS

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t SEA ISLE CITY CKMRNT WORKS j All kinds of Cement Work Done. Walks. Porches, Pi era. Chimneys, Blocks. Lawn Vast**, Hitching Posts,

Building Blocks — Plum and Ornamental Also Plastering, etc. Agents for

C-ape May Sand Company.

Tel. BeJl'S 1-andix and Ocean Avot, t^ajsle City, N. J.

I WILLIAM BARBOUR CONTRACTOR F 11 Cement Concrete Work of All Kind* Cement Curbing and Footwalk* a Specialty./ Ia>U Filled and Graced Estimatrs Promptly I urjrishcd SEA ISLE dfl. NEW JERSEjT