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CAPE MAY COUNTY TIMES Conaol0*at<>6 with the Sea Isle City Review

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West Jersey arid Landis Av SEA ISLE CITY. N. J.

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INDICTMENTS DO NOT PROVE GUILT It would lie well for those who convinced that the Cape May Ot Board ot Freeholders, and many i ,01 the count} 'n hitherto most respected . cltlaens, are all crooks and should Jailed, that Indictments do not prove Built, and that the Indicted, or accused. Is Innocent until proven £u!liy—and the burden of proof Is on the Stale. Anyone, no matter how Innocent of any wilful crime might be Indicted. The Grand Jury la Blven only- one sld< of a case, and from the evidence thus submitted makes Us presentment, proof that the accused really has < milted Hue crime for which he Is dieted, must be furnished by the cuser in open court, and It must i-r proof "beyond a reasonable doubt"—to quote the lanKuage of the law. Many persons—yes. by far the vast majority of persons—look upon an Indictment of a person us positive evidence of his Built, and are prejudiced ngir -'I the indicted one. This Is not Just, and stiould not lie. An indicted person is Just as honorable and Just as much entitled to the respect of his fellow-man as one who is not accused—until he is proven guilty. And this Is the work of the legally constituted courts, and not the court of public opinion. Let us, ulKive all, be fair, and without prejudice or malice bear with the conditions as they are until such time os the courts have acted.

CTONE HARBOR HAPPENINGS

The Gun Club will hold a mate the Plaza at 1:00 P. M.. on Monday, the 30tli. at which time they will begin (lit series for the medal offered by the Community League. Mrs. Lloyd Seaman has resumed charge of the store and Mr. and Mrs. Letzkus have moved hack to the Majestic The entire Turpin family returned from Florida by auto and are busy getting their apartment house ready for the summer. They report a good season In Florida. Miss Layman, Miss Martin, R. Martin. Mr. Simons. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Robinson. Mrs. Lynch, and Mr. Mountenuy were among the Sunday visitors. Mrs. Haslett has arrived and Mr. and Mrs. Haslett are busy getting ready to ipen this week-end. The ttew sail-boat that Mr. Salveson milt this winter for Mr. SJo Strom will ;o Into the water thla week and be deivored to Its owner. Rev. Mr. Saul will preach at 11:00 A. M. In the Lutheran Church and Dr. S. C. Dougherty will preach at 7:45 A. M. There will be some Memorial services

on Decoration Day. the notice of the hour and plsce will appear In the Post Office. Miss Anna Cooper, of Court House, was the guest of Mrs. Jens Salveson for several days last week. Miss Emma Toebe and her niece. Emma. spent several cays i. her 99th street cottage. Miss Toebe superintended i to her bulkhead while here.

There Is only one thing worse than not enough food on the table and that Is too much, especially If the family thinks It has to be oaten up.

• Home, Sweet Home" with-

New Series oi Shares Now Open Sea Isle City B. & L. Association Tsik It over with nay ot the Directors or WAYNE M. 6TRUTHER8,

BOARD OF TRADE IS A LIVE ORGANIZATION The Store Harbor Board of Trade lias now a membership of nearly one hundred, and all are earnest workers and boosters for their adopted resort. The officers are: President. Mayor C. A. Krouse; Vice-President. Dr. D. M. Hitch; Treasurer. John Kienzle; Secretary. •William J. Scbuck.

Ship and Sail under the Stars and Stripes to all parts of the world S HIPS with the Stars and Stripes blowing from their masts arc once more sailing the seven seas. They are, by the Merchant Marine Act. 1920, ultimately to be owned end operated G rivately by citizens of the Inited States." They are American ships, carrying passengers and. as President Harding has said, ***... carrying our cargoes in American bottoms to the marts of the world." Keep our solendid ships on the seven seas under the Stars and Stripes by sailing and shipping on them. Free use of Shipping Board films Use of Shipping Board motion picture films, four reels, free on request of any mayor, pastor, postmaster, or organization. ^ SHIPS FOR SALE ^ StccMii C«irvr-^ both a.: coal oood^ tiuili^ and uc«an-ttun|Mu^» For sailings o f passenger and freight ships to all parts of the world and all other information write to U. S. Shipping Board WASHINGTON, D. C.

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THE ELECTRIC GOOOVEAR WELT SHOE REPAIRING SYSTEM Work Done While You Walt

We Give You a Quality Job Vincent Assaiante 15 Italia 8L, Sea Isle City

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Parts - Parts - Parts far >fi Tr.iMmm «f AatrouMkUM fna^mm^UTW*.** CC ° Tln ***' «™ Reliable Auto Parts Co. 1443 Cherry St, Philadelphia «Hi Ova aaafcy/

MATTHEW J. RYAN Commission Merchant Planter, Wholesale Dealer and Shipper of Maurice River Cove Oysters •Milt Oysters. Cl&au, Snapper*. Crabs Both Phones Dock St. Market. Fhiia.

NEW AUTOMOBILE REPAIR PARTS RING AND PINION GEARS SygINGB kEAB AXLES, JACK SHAFTS TRANSMISSION OEAXS WE MAKE THEM IOH EVERT MAR; OT CAR

___ uu* USED DEPARTMENT -.amdsnl&Tr.. ONE-HALF PRICE SATTLER’S *601 to 1615 Spring Garden SL Op« 8iina*r. PUUdrlphia. Pa.

ESTABLISHED 1MI

Maurer’s

Insect Powder

roa ANTS. BED BUGS. ROACHES, PLIES, FLEAS ON DOGS AND CATS Use Maurer’s Rat and Roach Paste f« Rati. Mloa aad Roiehaa. f». Maurer A Son t o., Phlla. r~r tuir by All Ilnur.U.

PRODUCTIVE SEED

If you expect a harveat, you mu at aow productive eeed. Remember that dollar* grow quickly when deposited weekly with the Ocean City Title and Trust Company. Three per cent Interest paid on tlm edeposlts.

Ocean City Title and Trust Co. OCEAN CITY, N. J.

ROOF PAINT, $1 a Galloa ft JO. reprcUJ^ WILLIAM E. HINCH 1919 Market St, Philadelphia

AUTOMOBILES WANTED sMi, a mod.!. wilts a Spear & Russell

QUAUTY GROCERIES! ou are particular! about the quality of eatables you serve, and at the s4me time wish to buy as econally as possible, you will do well to deal at an ••A.co” Store. When you make a purchase In our it. you are always certain of getting goods of the highest quality, and our price* are the very lowest pos- . consistent with the quality merchandise we sell. LET US PROVE TO YOU TODAY THAT IT PAYS TO TRADE AT AN "ASCO” STORE " WHERE QUALITY COUNTS AND LOW PRICES PREVAIL " Landis Avenue and Italia Street, Sea Isle City

“Asco” Com Flakes P kg 9c

3 PACKAGES FOR 2Sc

t they ever tasted."

BEST New Cheese lb. 21c

'Com 3 f 25c

Teadi Sugai

Buy a do:en

£r" Milk ^ 12 c

“A*co” Com Starch pkg 7c

What Do You Pay?

Hershey’s Cocoa can 9c. 18c California Prunes lb. 10c. 17c Norway Mackerel—each 7c. 16c Campbell's Beane can 10c Best New Onions lb. 5c Fancy Pink Salman can 10c "Aaco" Macaroni ._ 3 pkga 25c Cooked Corned Beef can 15c Eagle Cond. Milk _ can 22c

SARSAPARILLA

bottle

£ ROOT BEER 1 2 / *C O GINGER ALE $1.45

DOZEN

Empty bottle* returnsble at one cent each.

Choice Rice pkg 7c Whole gralna. Exceptionally big Value. Best Honduras Rice, lb pkg I Oc

“Asco” Coffee lb. 25c No matter where you go or whta you pay. you cannot get any better "cup" satisfaction. ' here ls a big difference In coffee. Buy a pound of "ASCO" today and note Its RICH. FULL. HEAVY BODY, del'ghtful aroma and satisfying flavor. You will then realize, If never before why It Is that our customers use millions of pounds in the course of a year.

VICTOR BREAD The best bread baked. Why pay m

for bread? Sav

“Asco” Oleomargarine lb 25c

high grade pure

r substitute of exceptional merit.

‘Asco” Teas lb 45c

Our Reg. 15c Brooms fL“' 33c eacli A good, strong, weil-m^de broot.1 at a bargain pHce. 2 BOTTLES 9c "ASCO" AMMONIA j A)| , hrM 1 BOTTLE 7c "ASCO" BLUING ) for 20c A TYPICAL ••ASCO" BARGAIN. YOU SAVE 5c

Tender

“ Asco”

American Maid

Sugar Corn

Macaroni

Catsup

4 ran* for 25c

3 pk* for 25c

2 bottle* for 25c

Silk Shirts—Specials—at $4.50

Straw Hats

SILK HOSE, 60c

LISLE HOSE, 40c

FINE LINE OF BAGS, SUIT CASES, ETC.

WHITE "V” NECK SWEATERS, ALL WOOI -* 7 - 80 t0 * ,2 ’° 0

HATS CAPS ODD PANTS

ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR—

_ 50c and 7Sc

Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes Jones’ Men’s Shop

804 Aabury Avenue,

Next to Title and Tnut Co.

Ocean City, N. J.

Why Delay Fire find Burglar Protection? SOME PEOPLE WAIT UNTIL THEY HAVE A LOSS FROM FIRE OR THEFT BEFORE GIVING DUE CONSIDERATION TO THE PROTECTION OF THEIR VALUABLES—BUT THIS IS NOT WISE. YOU CAN RENT A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX IN OUR VAULT FOR *3.0. *5.00, AND *8.00 PER YEAR. 3 per cent interest paid on Savings Fund Accounts FIRST NATIONAL BANK OCEAN CITY, N. J.

BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAID : “Save, young man, and become respectable and respected; It’s the quickest and surest way.” DO YOU SAVE ANY MONEY ? Call or send us a postal and let us open an account for you in the Bank of EXPERIENCE, STABILITY AND SUCCESS 3 per cent interest paid Security Trust Company Cape May City, N. J.

Times printing is quality printing, at standardized prices. Try it next time. Cottage Renting My Specialty Houses and Lota For Sale M. M. SOFRONEY REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC SEA ISLE CITY. NEW JERSEY

HARRY F. KRA1SS

Carpenter and Builder

JOBBING A SPECIALTY

SEA ISLE CITY, NKW JERSEY. When you think of building, think of George B. Jefferys & Co.

builder

129 Coral Street

Sea Isle City, N. J.

COTTAGES NOW RENTING GET YOURS THROUGH WOODROW & BARRY Ij»t Your Cottexe With U, H'BModern Convenience. 0^. ^ » MRS. FRITZ CRONECKKR-8 $ HOTtl BELLEVUE ^ ? Landis Avenue and Frit* St Sea Isle City, N. J. n