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CTh® modest bufldtntf pictured here housed the first banK with which the American government had mny official connection, and from small beginning has grown up the vast system of banhing in this

country.

C. Of that system this banh is a part and it is that part which best represents the banhing facilities of this community. It offers to our people the same opportunities that larger institutions offer the people of larger communities. A savings deposit with us means a safe, money-earning investment for you. It means the beginning of a habit that will become a pleasure as you watch your account grow. • • Start a banh account with us today. he First National BanK Ocean City, New Jersey

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I*r—iririT*. Viee-Preeident; • z.mmrjrr. Jr.. Traaaanr: Irr r'ilt*. Secretary. Irate errrr tKood TrfWdmT at 8 p.ni.

£. S'ickeraon. President; Mrs. Cheater. Vice-Prendmt; Mr.'Vm. K. Haflert. .Secretary ; Mrs. Mary K. Speer,

Loyal Order ot Mooae as R. Haho. Dictator; Wn.. W. ee.SecTTtarr ; Lewis Steicmerer. Jr.

The Sweetness of Low Price Never Equals the Bitterness Of Poor Quality. This is especially true of Printing. A business house is judged by its printed matter just as a man is judged by his clothes. A well-dressed man always gets a hearing; Printing done right —good paper, good ink, stylish type, plus brains and ineclianical ability on the part of the printer—is the kind that makes a good impression. FOR GOOD PRINTING AND RIGHT PRICES COME TO THE

; Jobbing in All Its Branches SEA ISLE CITY. X. J.

Mrau first Sondar in each roonlli at I' 2 p.m., and third Friday in each month Bp.m. Sea Isle City Yacht Club R. M. Atwater, Commodore; C. O. 11 Althocae, Secretary ; Irving Fitch, Ac-

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Don’t Forget To A& For a “Sea Isle City Special'' 5c Cigar Manufactured in Sea Isle Cit BURD C. REED BOX TRADE A SPECIALTY

Who ha* an old Watch or Clock that la owt of Order? *11 Jeweler* Here (ailed to repair aai laladory tutag II -?L M KKUON.iO Bread '»> will repair'its

■IULIUS ROTH. The Tailor.

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Kasai®**®*®******®®® 9 I c. I- TOWN 1 Contracting Plasterer and Bricklayer * mental Plastering. Stucco-sand Finishing 'i. * , K.Highcasting. Bricklaying. Cement Block [‘..intuig-n'* ^ anil j.yundationa laid, Jobbing in all 5? l'" r ' 1 L' ’ i->timates cheerfully given, g it- i ra,K 1 . Sea We City, New Jersey >ieptu nt * R e ]i Phone No. 61.

CAREFULLY LOOKING OVER THE GOOD POINTS of our flooring and finishing lumber yon are certain to be convinced that you can find none better iu this market—we doubt if there's any equal to it at opr quotations. Whether you wa board or enough lumber for ItuiUling your orders will be promptly filled if left with us. SEA ISLE CITY LI MBER COMPANY Hardware. Paints, Oils. (■lass. Builders' Supplies, Coal. Mood and Hav Bull Phone »

Union Republican Club President — WUUnm Barnra; VicePrewidect—Bard C. Hrad ; Secretary— William Steven* ; Treaaorer — Jacob

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Alpha Club President—Mrs. Howard Town*end ; Vice-President—Mr*. John Carrol; Secretary andTreaaorsr—Mr*. L. 1. Bu»*ev COUNTY DIRECTORY Justice of Supreme Court—Charles C. Black. DemocratCircuit Judge—Howard Carrow. D. Term expire* 1918. Law Judge—Henry H. Eldredge, D.

1916.

Prosecutor of Plea*—Jam e* R.

Cirrow, Democrat. 19W.

She i .IT -Coleman F. Corson. Demo-

crat, 1916.

Coroner*. N. A. Cohen. Rep.. Wildwood. 1914; Mark Lake. Rep.. Ocean City. 1916; B. C. Ingersotl. 1917. County Clerk—A. Carlton Hildreth,

Republican, January'. 1920.

Surrogate—Edward L. Rice. Demo-

crat. November. ’917.

State Senator—Harry Wheaton. D..

1915.

Aaaemblyman—Lewi* T . Steven*. Republican. 1916. ~ iunty Superintendent of School*— in W. Hand. Republican, October,

1917.

County Collector—Joseph I. Scull, Republican. , Term* of Court—Second Tuesday in April, September and December. Board of Chosen Freeholder* Term* expire January lit Clerk- FRANK W. FOWKKS, Sea CUT. N- J. Director—Charles H. Clouting. Collector—Joseph L Scull, Ocean

Oty.

Solicitor—Joseph Do'.■glass, Cape May Court House. Road Supervisor—Daniel Schellonger. Erma. Sea laie City— Charies H. Clouting. 1917. James K. Eustace, 1917. Upper Township— Hope W. Gandy, Turkahoe, 1916. Wildwood— Charles W. Saul. 1918. Augustus Hilton. 1918. ape May City— John T. Bennett. 1916. Henry S. Rutherford, 1918. Dennis Township— Levi Wentzell. Dcnnisville. 1916. Lower Township— Joseph P. MacKissic. Wildwood Crwt, 1918. Middle Township— Robert S. Miller. Cape May Court House. 1347. Ocean City— John P. Fox. 1916. Reuben W. Edwards. 1916. Advertiser* will find that the Cape May County Times is closely read by Philadelphia cottagers as well as local people. Send far rates. Bell

The livest newspaper in Cape MayCounty—the TIMES.

What an Owner Cannot do

Beyond a certain point an OWNER cannot regulate the CONTRACTOR he employs. You can cage a leopard, but you cannot change his spots or his point of view. But what an Owner CAN DO is to select, in the first place, a Contractor who has an established reputation for integrity, efficiency and results. Edward B. Arnett Building Construction Bell Telephone Connections SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

Bell Phones 17-4 and 17-3

Short Brothers General Electric Work, Plumbing and Heating. Gas Ranges and Fixtures-

OFFICE, LAMDIS AVENUE

If you want to Sell your House a TIMES Want Ad. | will do it for you. Try it. »oaD<H>oo<sX' >>:-^:->>>:>>>o<x3yc>OQO'aoopop^^

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GAS, GASOLINE. KEROSENE, Fuel Oil, Producer Gas Representing FOOSl GAS ENGINE CO. ALBERGERGAS ENGINE CO Single and Twin Tandem Horizontal Engines "ADVANCE” Agricultural Engines and VENN-SEVERIN Oil Engines h. HSCHKK, Sales Manager, THE GAS & OIL ENGINE COMPANY 43 X. 7th St.. Philadelphia Bell 'Phone Market 2457 ««««.<•««««<<•c«« k .«*<«e««*«««g«««.

Don’t Overlook the importance oi making a Will and providing for your family by a wise disposition of your property. Ap|>oini the Ocean City Title & Trust Company to act as your Executor, and your estate will have safe management. Call or write us for particulars. Ocean City Title & Trust Company Ocean City. New Jersey

MORNHINWEG’S BAKERY lUker* ot Sea Isle City's Famous U - Need - Me - Bread Ice Cream and Fancy Cake Makers All Lines of Confectionery LANDIS AVENUE c&l CORAL STREET Telephone 24-3 Hell Sea Isle City, N. J.

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