Dro-J vaa a »n CSV tUttar a* VhnraAajr. Alaaanda- Cor. <X Daimooi. U TltUn* kk knUxT. nmr On - Mfta» *«a«r»n ^ aSaw. >lm. «P«at *a*v tea .Xt*. Aimrt V«r

maiirrl-i coBrikeas o, M reoLC man CJM> yOBDC ^a—B. wffl be sivauaud at tbe Academy MaaSc. W(«Bca«r.V «r«»jj the clue -..ill be ts orwaaac Tetaraae. who bare completed the

MUa M. Ltpchla returned te Phlladel-

r. rtmtler to tbe «oe pret«omV ebowa hen. win take place at the IvtSc Theatre Friday eranluc. Jai.uary apth. People aboold not fall to attend It If they kaow what K U to enjoy a baerv lauph. the Kayatone Telephooe and Teltipaph of Cape Kay. paid the town a

Mphla. wen hen on a abort stay last reck. Thalia Boeeafeld celebrated bar Urth-

dearh o' Amos Gan nett, a Ctrtl War eetena. on Wednesday. January 11. at the ace of U. Deceased la am rived by a eon and three daughters. Mrs. Mahle OoS rod two children. Virginia and Robert, spent Saturday In M1D-

Walter r*a«"p hr J the misfortune of kMtag his thumb while employ I'd In the aaw min of R. B. Mason, on Friday. Mrs. DavU Harris attended the fnnardl of her ..ieoe la MlDrlUa, on Wedneada^. George Ban. of Newark, la f"W days here with Me family Mrs. W. W. Ms sen Is U at thlr writing. Mrs. Robert Ueaa and daughter spent

Mrs. stllea. of Port Kerris. Is spend nme time with her xm. Jacob Pettit. J0L.1 Shannon, of Sea Isle CIV. was

SOUTH ■ KA Y I LI.E Miss HuMa Heston” was shopping In Millville on Saturday. Harmon Htltrwi butchered two fine pork-

Mrs. Hannah Adame, of Gloucester, la TtslUng Mrs. John Rocap. ITank Sheppard and family, of Wildwood. called on H. T. Pierson and family. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Grace, of MUMUe. spent the week-end with Leri Orac^ Mrs. John Dcuglaaa of Cape May Court

While Shop pin* te Phil} SPITZER’S NEW STORE 1023 Market Street A Beautiful Line of MiUmery, Fan, Coots, Slits and Dresses At Lowest Prices 14. SPITZER 1023 Market St- Phils.

Start Your Boy Right YOU START YOUR SOY ON THE ROAD TO THRIFT AND INOEPENDENCr WHEN YOU START AN ACCOUNT FOR HIM WITH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

j per cant itUereU pend on Savings Fund AccontUi FIRST NATIONAL RANK

Weather Tested What is more important than tbe roof of your home? Since than first built homey to shelter him sad his loved ones, the “root tree" has lyidUJired. home comfort, hctiiB beauty pad boras strength. Remember the word “rooftree." It shows bow dosely oar ssotots connected their prutectioc from wind sod weather to tbe rtocmda ying quaHtam of the trees of the foreaL Durable Shingle* of & tsoned Wood Shingles of today are an improvement over those of tbe last century— la mpeaianm and sconomy. laatnortn and pMaamoa thayaphoid rlw ■palsliiaicf IfaNr pwdarmnn —itai cat faoJVhrtcd tinbg. We sre proud of ocr clock cf

of Quality at Economy 5TRATHMLRE LUMBER CO.

Sea Isle City

EARL H. WAOOINQTON

Strathmere

Sunday with her father. J. P. Collin*. Mia* Helaa Flaher. of PhiladelphU. waa with her parent*. Andrew Fisher and

C. M. Westcett and wife. Mrs Rj Hilton. Mr* Edward McAUUuer. C. EUenberger. C. S. Foatar. Sr- aad C. Foatrr. Jr- attended Pomona Grange Rio Grande. Saturday.

The Important Thing * In a Used Car Your parchaaa of a re-condltloned car from HERBERT BROTHERS muat LOOK line; mu»t run like a new car; PRICE muat be Invitingly LOW —but above all you muat be SATISFIED wltn your purchase.

When you Wait the Auto Show come In and tee our Used Car Display. Wa will. If desired, store your purchase until Spring—on such cars will remove tires and battery and at time of delivery replace with fresh rubber and battery. — » Buy a used car from HERBERT BROTHERS. Philadelphia, mot- reliable Automobile House. See the Muncey boy* from Cap* May Couit House, or let ma take care of your Interest, T. E. Larsen, of Stone Harbor, Manager Used Car Department.

HERBERT BROTHERS

Spring Garden Institute “THE SCHOOL OF RESULTS’’

Electricity and Automobile trs^ssssisfi&ssssis^sst * • to St yosreatf to taky advantage as tha iH lufM afpdp-

Han M s chaaot ts St yiarwff I tultMj tor tockmirully treisid nan.

Matetes Stop Prsetti, Mi M*4uakaL

: you want it done right, call George B. Jefferys & Co. BUILDERS BUILDING COSTS CANNOT GO LOWER BUILD NOW 129 Coral Street Sea Isle City* N. J.

Join Our Monthly Statement Interest Plan Big Enough for the Biggest People Small Enough for the Smallest It has all die advantages of a Building esd Loon Association and the added advantages of a Bank • . Many of the biggest business men with several bank accounts and diversified connections have joined. You can join any time. We mail you statements monthly. You can pay by Check or Cash.

Officers

WILLIAM E. MASSEY. Freeldeat

k'ENRY O. MOORE. Vice-President CLAYTON HAINES BRICK. Vice-P.we. RUSSELL H. NULTV, Sec. and Troea.

CLINTON B. PRICE, Title Officar STIRLING W. COLE. Trust OfBcer s Assistant Title Gdlc'.r CLARENCE L. COLE, Solicitor

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WILLIAM E. MAKSEY HENRY l>. MOORE CLAYTON HAINES BRICK J. M. CHESYCR R. W. EDWARDS R. HOWARD THORN HARRY HEADLEY

Directors OTIS M. TOWNSEND ROBEP T I. KAY JAMES C- SCULL ALLEN CONSON WM. F. SHRIVER WM. H. CAMPBELL JOHN C. STFELMAN

CHAS. C. POV.-ELL JOHN R. GROVES JECSE O. LUDLAM E. RILEV MIXNER CLARENCE !_ COLE FLOYO C. S'MUt C. HOM'R SHOEMAKER

For Detailed Information Consult Officers or Directors of the Ocean City Title and Trust Company OCEAN CITY - NEW JERSEY