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CAPE KAZ CXyPKTY TOfBB ***7 FtUaj CAPS MAT COUNTV TIMES COMP AN V 104 Jersey Araaoe, Be* Ule City. N. J.

WML A. HAJTBHT, Preddest. CHA& O'CCNNOB. C. F. 8CHUCK,

Sabecrlptior. price 41A0 per yc*r. Beil Phone, Be* Ule City 40.

Er tered at the Poet Office *t 8a* Ule

City

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the local beak, and with the kindly cooperation and support of the peting banka, there is nc •vaeon under the sun why the First National Bank of Bea Ule City should not become an actuality. But If the same “let the other fellow do It" spirit prevails day that has onfortntately prevailed in the past, the wisest and most sensible thing fer the Committee to do would be to wind up the organisation

at once.

Legal Advertising at rata* fixed by Laws of the Btalo ot Nsw Jersey, l&xt to Bashing Matter, 6 per cent.

Full poattf'”!. 1C pei cent extra. Island pc u, 16 per cent, extra. r p. m.

BEA ISLE CITY'S BANK. # The charter for the First National Bank ot Sea Ule City has been refused. The Comptroller's Office, at Wash lug ton, lacked the common decency to even notiry the organising committee 01 the refusal, and It was not until ^oagresaman Bacharach Interested hlnueV In the matter that it was even known that the charter was to be denied. . The reasons given by the Comptroller's office were several, but of all given, the one real reason was omitted, and was not learned except through round-about agencies. Borne year* back the Comptroller’s office issued a rule that no national banks could be orgsnlxed by rnyooe l* whom s compensation was paid lor soliciting the stock. Or, In other words, a national bank could not be organised by a s#csUtd “professional organiser.*’ ■ And the Sea Ule City Committee committed the unpardonable offense Of employing such an organiser, because none of the members ot the CoinmiUee, could, at that time, give n-eeasary time to the solicitation ol stock subscriptions. So now, there lore, the Charter is refused, and though *i* the stock is subscribed, there is, ir. the coounou parlance, ■ Nothing doing.*' One ol two things must now happen-* and bapiKd quick. Either tkc bank allowed to die a natural death sod the deposit money refunded WITHOUT DELAY to the subserthers—or steps should at once be taken to have j-. organiser withdraw, organise without him, and re-apply tor the charter. In which cerent. it has been practically assured, it will be granted. U there was need for a bank six months or a year ago, there is need ot one today. U there is no need for a bank, iu attempted organ!ration was a mistake to begin with, and the sooner Us affairs ore wound up the better for all concerned. A commendable feature, which, beside the point should be mentioned. i» the kindly attitude of the three banks in which the bulk ot Sea Isle City ban kins Is done, and who would be most all eel «d by the esiabllshmcnt ol a local bank All three, the First Kettoual and tht Trust Companj, of Ocean city, and the Vu< kslnn- Nation *j, at Tuckahoe. have signified their Willingness to withdraw from the local livid as soon as a hank war eatcbllsbcd. and Lwi their encoumsemant and

to

cept, perhaps, tot the pridt a local bank, and the pteai i Lie City would derlv. tb resort tares better than % tw having the faculties

i all tbs stock t

a nXbty attitude. Party politics has so warped the vision of the Democratic Wildwood Tribune, that wtadt little balance and of fairness that organ ha* hnd since lu present control, ha* passed i the land of used-to-be. In lu exulUUon over the election of a Democratic Governor, the Tribune In 1U last Issue says: •Palmer Way. Esquire. Wildwood’s popular and successful lawyer will not he a candidate for the Common Pleas

Judge.”

Palmer Way U a Republican, and the Democratic Governor baa the appointment of the Judge. The Tribune forgets, all the while, that the fact that this County has had a Democratic Judge for the past three years is entirely due to the bigness ol s Republican Governor und a Republican Senator from this County, for dredge was appointed by none other thiin Governor Edge, upon recommendation of Senator Stevens, when there plenty of good Republican timber In the County tor the office. In (he Judgeship, as in other offices such as County Clerk, the question of politics should not he allowed to enter. The man beat fitted for the Job should

have tt.

But one would hardly expect the

Tribune to realise that.

some condition which

countered In the roughest been included hi thb road.

"bod" railroad era

chuck holes, ruts, mud, asm turns, rteps, curbings, etc. has been otnltl.d to test the tics of the new car. The i* so unusual that the big n ture companies have built of comedy and drama, which will be used for the main at

In "demonstrating the

the Overland salesman will dr prospective purchaser over tht nrd*. in order that the paaseng Judge for himself the easy-rtdi! Hies of the car produced by three point spying siwpenaltt _ car will thus be sold on the quality it show* under what would ordinarily be considered the worst wales conditions

SOUTH 6EAVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs. George Hittner motored to Philadelphia on Saturday. Mrs. 'Alice Parne and daughter, Ketella, spent Sunday with relatives at Ocean View.

find in the Certificate* of Deposit of ,Uils Institution many appealing feature*. They are issued for amounts large or small—for periods long or short. Safety for principal is certain; Interest yield not only fair, but nou-finc-tnatlag. Either in conference or by oo.Tfrspondence. our Officer* will furnish complete particulars concerning this thoroughly reliable In’

j per cent interest paid on Savings Fund Accounts FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OCEAN CITY, N. J.

Miae Elda Hyson baa returned to her home in Glaaeboro. after a pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs. R. Hilton.

Ocean City Title and Trust Co.

For Your Fall and Winter Needs

Howard Abbott, of Millville, spenl Monday with his brother, Frank Abbott.

Come to Jones’ Men’s Shop. The Attest in Stetson H^ti; Caps, Sweaters, Underwear and Clothing. Our ready-made Suits and Overcoats are a guaranteed fit at prices that w23 surprise you iu these H. C L- days.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cox wen in Philadelphia on Monday.

Garwoo . left on Tuesday for Baltimore.

A RELIABLE BUILDER

Dennis, spent Sunday with F

H. A. DEERY Contractor, Carpenter and

r. and Mrs. B. Steelman,ol Oamdeu, ■pent the *eek-vnd with Mrs. 8te ‘ i’s mother, Mrs. Lida Wheaton.

Jobbing in All Its Branched SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

Jones’ Men’s Shop

804 Asbury Avenue,

Next to Title and Trust Co.

Ocean City, N. J.

Cottage Rental My Specially Houses u4 Loti For Sale

M, M. SOFRONEY REAL ESTATE <f INSURANCE

NOTARY PUBLIC

SEA ISLE CITY, NEW JERSEY

AC the worth-wbll* sews of the County published every week In the TIMES. Sent anywhere tor |L60 per

allte that <Vn

BARNUM WAS RIGHT. Th.: election Is over. Mr. Edwards, who promised to make Nrw Jersey ’ wet as the Atlantic Ocean.” has been elected Governor on the Democratic ticket. We will bow »-e the differc between election promise* and fulfill menu There Is no seed, gentle readto get out your rubber boots on account of the threat, or premise., of Mr. Edwards, for the constitutional amendment will lake effect Juft the same iu January and the Atlantic Ocean will flow on In lu usual v We think It a great pity that a man can Jam down the throaU of a majority of voters of this state a false la and, gel away with it. Be mum was undoubtedly right. The leg!stature of the itate is Republican. II construe liv« legislation tor the state is to come to a standstill > account of the division of legisls- | - n-aponslbi!Uy we would wish that 1 ihe legislature sad gone Democratic •rltk Mr. Edward* We want to be able to place the responsibility, and it cannot be placid where there are two parties in control. — Bummit (N. J.) Record.

HOBDELL w

Practical Dyer of OSTRICH FEATQERB

We Solicit Your Feather Wants in al? its Branches

DYEING CLEANING and CURLING

154-156 N. Thirteenth St, PHILADELPHIA

Vincent A&aiante PRACTICAL SHOEMAEXR

Old Shoes Made New Repair Work My Specialty j

ITALIA ST. SEA ISLE CITY, N. J.

HARRY F. KRAISS Carpenter and Builder

JOBBING A SPECIALTY Estimates Promptly Furnished SEA ISLE CITY, NEW JERSEY.

B^SHARP H & *1 Sea Isk Gty, H.J.

Build Now

New Series d Shares i

Now Open

Sea bic Gty B. 4 L Association '

Task It ever with say ei

WAYNE M. 8TRUTHE38,

of lumber is bold-

ing at on even market, and

every indication is that It will be yean before there i* a downward trend in prices. Labor, too, Will not reach a lower scale. Your Government urge* you to BUILD NOW. It’s good basinet*, to. EDWARD B ARNETT

BUILDIN3 CONTRACTOR

Bou, Pbo™. Sea late Gty, N. J ’ ---v-> , ~vr,vy

What will become of your estate?

BUILDS “BAD ROAD” TO. TEST NEW OVERLAND.

Novel Course Constructed in Los A gelea tc Demonetrst* Capabilities of Ovoria-id 4.

To dMnonairate fully the riding qusilUam of the new overland 4. F. B. Wilson, manager of the Los Angele* branch of The Wll]y*-Overlsnd-I’aciflc Company, ha* onatructed * “had road" in the 'heart of the California

City.

So far as 1* known ibis novel rood i* tli<‘ firm to be built for naira deui onnUatioD purpom-*. In the p**< H has been the ruetom for aitomobilr Kalrsmen to reek the smooth highway* for demoneirnUag car* to pros p<-Clive buyer* That the Willy* . Overland ha* departad from tht* cun 1 tom «nd I* subjecting the oveilsnd 4 1 to test* which ordinarily might b« avoided, npeak* well for the construe non of this new car which will *oou

be announced.

road" conmrurtad by the Wtl land in la* Ansele* i* deecnb ||. J*

Who will inherit your » money and your property? If you have- made a will, who will ace that its provisions are prop-

erly carried out?

This company acta as executor or administrator. You cati consult us

without cl targe.

BANK BY MAIL Our unique system makes it easy to do your banking with us. We’ll gladly tell you about it upon request.

Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profit*. . . $1,390,700.34 Total Truti Fund* Over $14,000,000.00

They Win You On Quality!

Your enjoyment of Camels will be very great because their refreshing flavor and fragrance and mellowness is so enticingly different. You never tasted such a cigarette i Bite is eliminated and there is a cheerful absence of any unpleasant dgaretty after-taste or any unpleasant cigaretty odor!

i tx-mr without paiallH in the story of that city which 1* widely I town tor li* smooth mi:food ibot ightaiv—. If occupies a Urn.-. Iran j Kiouitd IHWI (he sale* room ot the j

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Camden Safe

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Deposit & Trust Co. 220-225 Fade.**] St, Camden. N. J. gl.MUtwd 1(72

OFFICE

place to have:

your printing done, no .

matter what kind it may be. 1

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