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Harriet a. Jarmau. Block «. Bot Barnet n. j armor., mock *k cot Marcus ITjr. Block J», Lot I« *« aUBUuope isum Co.. Block «u. Lou »» to 110 to Tboro «.«> — • - a Co.. Block *1. BoU *47 to *.«. "

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J. But 14 X atoalbrom Band Co.. Block so, Bou Xi to it

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Jos. Kdw Smith. Block *t. Bou 1—I t 14.»0 Jos. Bdw. Smith. Block 44. Bot t - —

JllOCk 1 .. COl a Co.. Black 1». Bou im to 1141 numutrope Bond Co., Block IS, Bot 1111. alaulhrupe Band Co.. Block IS. Bot 1U1 1 Stanthnips Band Co.. Bl>jck 14. loU 1144 to UtS. ■SlanUirope Bona Co., Block 2o, Buis loss to KM— Stan thrum Bool Co.. Block *1. BoU 1107 to HM to "niuio Mamhium Bsuu. 'Jo.. Block It. Bolt IM U> .011 111. Jl Staulhro|Hi Band Co., Block Is. Bou 1012 to IMS to Thoro. * —

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. Block 27. Bot SIS Co., Block 22, Im Is 414. 414 to 4 Co.. Block 24. Bou 444 to M7 U

pounds of good tobacco and two pipe* bakritg Van Kl*s«‘ arm*. AO tbo men during tbo funeral aerrlce amoked. and at the word* “aabr: to aahea, dost to dust" shook the ashes out of tholr pipes on the coffin Ud.

MISTAKE WAGES FOR PROFITS Grave Error That la Made by Moat Porole Who Are Werking ♦or e Salary. mb our wage-earnars and ealaried people begin to learn that sarings are protu and that the proceea of accumuletlag earings la subotantlaUg the same as getting p/ofita out of a huslooaa. we ahall be on the wag to bocomlng r. thrfty people. But Terj- few wage and aalary «maksowthla. Their mental proceea. to the very limited extent that their minds enter Into the matter at all. Is to regard the pay check as profits, which la, of Bourse, a very la tho bus!net pay check Is no more profits than la the that cornea over the counter of a store or through the recelring teller's win do* at a bank. A wage-earner's pay check Is the

CABALLERO DRUG C0 : 52nd A Walnut Sts, Phils, Pa.

be any. are fisund by deducting

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to keep the wage-earner

Vincent Aaaaiante PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER

Repair

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Ky Specialty

In butlnras It Is well n there are Just two ways Hw™ either more money mast jmme 3 the counter, or else leas-must j s

out In keeping up

3o with the wage-earner. If lie fa'la to save be must fit himself for a better Job or rise lower hla standard of Bring ; there Is no other way.—Oart Marahall In the Thrift Ifagaxtna.

ITALIA ST. SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

“01 re me cheerful peepia,” said the are manager. *T cioot mesa langhlag. Joking, funny people, but people who look on the bright tide, who take a cheerful view. As betweea two man of equal lateUlgaace and experience. •arieus beartpg. end

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...—- - l^DQ Co.. BkM-k 42. Bou 41* 10 ,«i 4.*7 r. Block 42. Bol 441 XS»

klaaUuvfjc luod Co, Block 41. .... t>toothru!*- Band Co., Block 44. Bou 4*2. 474, 476. 4?». 4M to 4Wi hiautliivtx! Band Co, Block 44. IaiU 4Hi to 416 lo Tooro MAUtliKii*: Band Co, llloA 4.. Bole Ml to 144 MaoUimiM lx.nd Oo, Block 44. Bot* 27o. 172, 174. ST». ISO, SM, 2S4. 1ST to ISO !•. VV. tiiuSal. Block 44. Bot 7S1

auntluupe Band Co, Block 47, Bou IM. 112..

aunO io!*’ 1-and Co, Block 47. Bou >21. in. 4«v >o 410 ' ‘ Co, Block 47. Bou 412 to 414

Co, Bloc k 44, lxjl« 416 lo 4l» and to Thoro ...

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Co, Block 44. 1a>I 116

lUiropr Band Co, Itk* k 45. Icol* .17 lo 140. 142. 141. 144. US. 141 to 141...

Aoolvh Ncwmau. Block 44. Bol I«1

Nlantfaropc Lnnd Co, Block 55. Bol lie

Mantbruii* Band i'«, Blok 44. Bole 140. lit, 144 to 147. 17u li

i '« . Bio k 64.

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TIKE BUSINESS

LIBERTY BONDS

Opportunity to Start atVOnrx ig.-ssi

DIAMONDS A JEWELRY ■OUGHT rom CASH

Colonial Trust Bank Btdding

“Ha la Just naturally polite because be feels that way; la fact he takes a hopeful, friendly view of everybody and everything. Hr thinks well of Ms owa stock and ahows H freely and displays it attractively because he la '.nlrreetad la It; aid because ha believe* la It himself hr. quite natarmUy tasp'rea contd.nce In the mind of the

gloomy me: might do fbr a l>ookkeeper; but give me cheerful men to

HOBDELL ^ Practical Dyer of OSTRICH FEATHERS We Solicit Your Feather Wanta is aD its Branchaa DYEING CLEANING aad CURLING 1S4-156 N. Thirteenth 8L, PHILADELPHIA

We Can Supply All HOUSEHOLD

You want what yon want when you want it, and a the lowest prices for standard goods. Our str ck a complete, and we make quick deliveries to all Tarts _ of Sea Isle City. Phone orders promptly ^led.

WHEN YOU

NEED

Groceries Butter Bread Cakes Tobacco Candy * Rubber Boots

Gcrdea Hose Fishing Tackle Bathing Supplies

Shoes

Hardware Auto Tires Oil Skins

Rubber Goods Boat Hardware Boat Scpplies Life Preservers

CLARENCE PFEIFFER General Merchandise , SEA ISLE CITY, N. J. !

PAINT DEVOE PAINT

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WE CAN.

Household Goods SUPPLY IT I

Why YOU Should Vote For

Church Mod* Mzriwt Sloe*. Old St. Paul'* w*a • hogr building. Its lower *bd »plr* rose to ■ height of ESb froB and. after tho Urfumiailon. Its vast navo bocaiue th* rradrevosa of all London that had any bualnoas or. no bualnooa to Iran so cl. Tborv «■», aa»s o«« authority, a public thoroughfaro through the (fanaepta and arrow tho church. Mon tramped through, carrying baskets of meal or broad .or cool, bandl.-a. bags, and parcois of all kinds. Hucksters and poddlara not ocly walked through, bat lingered on iholf way to sell thWr wares. Sorv-j s*t* stood and sat about a certain pti- ! lav to b» hired; ohrivenota sst about ■ unether pillar writing loiter* for those who required tholr oorrlces; clergy-j men In quest of a curacy or a ikeT-j ago gathered at another pillar. And oo It went on until It was all (wept away In *'ie great firs of 1000.—Lon-!

F. B. SHARP Quality Grocer !< Sea Isk Gty, R. J.

Bacon’* RMtolUon.

la 1B7B. on April 20. Boroo i ret Uoa t>e«aB. The culenlau of Virglala {j were being ronwatitly haraaa>-4 hr Uto J boetllr (adian Imnda who dreieudsd ! oa their aettic-meata te plunder and ] murder. The i-eople aaked lioveraor 11 Berkeley to allow tbea, to fm-n. , guard led by Nathaniel Bacon, a yuunj painter, fur the oefene- the*r I [. bouia. Berkeley refuasd. r*!Uf>. the | 3 a proaomptloa <»■ JSe paH of Jfc

In dvfiaiK e ..f tbe j • 'uittlilewe »et I ]

aga.CSt the lu<IUna||

I th* iwuunui^gN-vpl'- | govoruore ti eat under 0»' 0« agi

A business uiau coming to ourbeuk, upon being askctl by ■ friend his destination, replied : "Im on my way to the Financial Club.” The title is good —that is jusl what we want this bank to be—The Financial Club of the business men of this community. Hie cumulative knoaleilge

Ocean City li Title and Trust Co. 11 Occaa City, H. J. | ^

FOR GOVERNOR

HE STANDS FOR Upholding, supporting and defending the Constitution. A flat trolley fare and an independent appraisement of street railway properties. Building of the inter-state tunnel without taxing the people. Majority rule as a fundamental principle of government. Better salaries for school terehei*. Wiping out laws that harass business and driv' it from the State. Continuance of business administration that has saved money during war conditions. Development and encouragement of Agriculture. Conservation of human life. Protection of civil rights. Two platoon system for itremen and policemen. Reclamation of waste lands.

HE STANDS AGAINST Zone fare system. ' t ^ Elective utility board. Any additional State tax. Permitting foreign bom 'remaining in the United State.* unless they become American citizens. An adminiltration of the affairs of the State of New* Jersey by Mayor Frank Hague cf Jen^y City, who ha* saddled a $3,000,000 pay foil on the people of that city. Persecution of Business and Industry.