Cape May County Times, 7 July 1922 IIIF issue link — Page 4

will IsTwUbbr by the coUen pile.

Dare to do rlfht I Dare to be true And crooked Block salesmen Will be after you.

two things Los Angeles fuses to admit—earthquakes and Fatty Arbockle.

Uszte. Lizzie, fuel eater Was a Ford, you couldn't beat 'i Up hill die wouldn't ran so well

Mayor Fitch says when a town boasts these days that 1U Jails are empty. It Is merely handing a left handed compliment to Its police force. "You would stand by your groasr." argued the Business Booster. “I always do when he Is weighing my purchases.” replied Mrs. Housekeeper. When you feel all shaken up, it Is proorer corn plaint. Honors Are Even

Some women are particular

h ns bank account is V buying s high priced ear on paymso The dam thing'U likely be busted, ■fore the obligations a

Salt Water Taffy

30c per lb.

THE GENUINE “BUTTER" TAFFY MAILED ANYWHERE

CANDY SHOP Ocean Pier SEA ISLE CITY

•OUTH SEAVILUt w. Alice Thompson, of Glass bore called on Mrs. Alfred Barnes. Sunday.

land here. seph Riggins, wife, and Miss Thelma Little, of Kane. Pa* hare opened f* 1

Misses Mildred Sutton and Helen Mazo a. who have been attending Stats Normal, are home for their vacation. Ira Ale and family, of Frankford. have been visiting Mrs. Ale's parents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hltner. Mrs Max Bess of Phlladelphls spent Sunday with her parents Charles Way

and wife.

Mrs Edward McAllister was In Ocean City Monday. Miss Gertrude FTsher is attending Sumter school at Ogrnn City. Lewis Bernes of MDIvlUe. spent the 'eok-end with his grandparents H. A. Payne and wife. Mrs. Lydia Rice and granddaughter

Dorothy, of ■ ■ Mrs 8. Eva RUey. Mrs MUkst Grace end Mrs John Rocap motored to Atlantic Ctty Monday. • Harms of South Vineland, spent c-aod with Harmon Hilton. mister spent the week-end with his parents at Florence Miss Mildred Sutton Is conducting a kindergarten at the home of her grandparents F. M. Hltner and wlfs during lends and neighbors of John Norris

i glad to see

SENT FREE

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Commercial Successes RACK OF THE GREAT COMMERCIAL SUCCEBSES OF TODAY ARE gTURDY MiNDEO MEN WHO WILL TO ACCOMPLISH. AND THEN .CONTINUE STEADFASTLY ON TO ACHIEVEMENT. THE SERVICE OF THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK HAS RESN VERY HELPFUL TO MANY, AND WE INVITE YOU ALSO TO MAKE USE OF IT. 3 ter cent interest pend on Savings Fundjiccounls FIRST NATIONAL BANK OCEAN CITY, M. jJ.

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MBS. FRITZ CBONBCEEn

HOTEL BELLEVUE

LRadfeAvesMUdFrttxSL Set laU CE7, N. J.

My Spedslty Booms M. M. SOFRONEY REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE ' NOTARY PUBLIC SB A ISLE CITY, NEW JERSEY

: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SAID : ‘'Save, young nun, and become respectable and respected; It’s the quickest and surest way." DO YOU SAVE ANY MONEY? Call or send us a postal ana 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. C^pe May County Jitle and Jrust Co. | (BUCCEEOtNO THE RKAL ESTATE AND SEARCH CO.) Cape May Court House, N. J. Acts as Executor and to a Fiduciary Capacity Jitle Insurance Massey U Las a aa Martgapa Municipal Ronds for Sale Searches Brief $ of Title Conveyancing

You’ll Save More in an American Store

“-Slvlnf quality full c with tha prtcaa you are new paying alas where, and we know you'll realize at ante why wa any H In tha Amjrlcan Store*, whore quality counts and your monay poos tha farthest. American Sure* ctiatomar* are e?vtps dollar*. Are you?

Landi* Avenue and Italia Street

Ref. 12c Can

Salmon -

Franco-American . . Tomato Soup STS.

HTLHS PORTLAND CEMENT Last quitter century hk* seen g big A change in thing* built—a change Lrueiv routed by building materials—a change ( temporary to permam-* - Tha efcywrapar, the rd taoree aaul farm would br

Cakat and Candie*

H. R. C/ lead Unity Jure bis* tb He N. R. C. Oreo Sandwlcho* T» SOc Luden'a Marehmallowa hag 10c

te.tChocoUUsttw.k49c

Pure Caddy Pap* .

Ever hed a Cup

^ 29c

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Tou will naver know how good coffaa can really be until you have drank a cup of tb* deUHous "Aaro "

Coffee'

Fruitt and Vegetables "Aaeo” sinad p^ „ -Aoco” Main. Cere ^ Tendw She. r H Cere out u. New Pack Card..' SpRuah can Ifc ^ Tender Peas 12^c

Hawaiian Sneed Plnaapwi. cm me

SStoing'“ 10c « 5! Cooked, ready to aarve. Var> taety and •nn*. n_u . d l» the boat for aU purpo

. ready to awr

I .zing. A bargain you a

»ral Brand 1. thr brel for

Summer Desserts ■•Ante” Jolly'Powder pug Sc Mr*. Merrlion's Pudding* pfcg 10c Riue Raea Rica lb pkg Oc

"Asco” Corn Stirch pk s 7c

Minuta Tapioca pkg lie Fruit Puddlna _____ pkg dc ■ natantanaoua Tapioca pkg 11c

Ic«d Tea Time

To have you, Ired tre Jua. rtght rou must Use g>. A tea. W. have the quality and Idr.Me to eult «rery that*. We parti< ulafl>

Breakfast Ceraalt

Oe*d Seal 0*?«

King Wheat Guakar P u «^ pi M

“Leo” Corn Flakes pfc<

Shrretore Wheat Quaker PuP.e Wheat Rateton'. Wn«., __

Soaps and Cleansers Youngs Rare* Soap bar »^a Voung's Seep Chip. pkg 0c Fele Naptha leap bar P/jc

Qushtr and Qu.ntil, Victor Bread

Sunbrite Qeanscr

• 4'Ac

Ready to Seroe Fa, *U.ka Saliaen _ Calif. Tpaa r lah •^1 W« Ohrimp ~

star Naptha Pvwder pkg lc Octagon Soap _ bar » ,t • very Soap —» bare far SOc