~erve he knows not where.That several young men from May s

Landing will be’conscripted unless lheyenlist is a certainty. Each one en-Itsted takes one off the quota the Town-shLp w[lb be obliged to furnish. Thosewho qan reasonably expect conscrip-tion have here a .-=plendid opportunityto go with a home" company wherethey are sure to be much better off in-dividually than nmong 3tranRers in lhearmy of con"~cripqolgsts.

F’als~ prophets are they who predictan early end of the war. the "easypart" the United States is to play andsimilar deluding sentiments. Thegravity o( the sittiation cannot be toostrongly urged on the people, that theymay know and prepare for bitter, try-lng .~acrifices and losses¯ No oneCares for the pessimist, but neither canone respect the ostrich-like individualwho sticks his head in the sand andimagines he is sa(e. It will cost theUnited Statea ten billions oI dolLArs ayear to conducl the war; what it willcost in hves-, in mi.3ery, in deprivation,no one can foretell. All lhe /~,’arningsthat have been Issued by variousofli-cials and departments to conserve foodand fuel¯ to economise and practicethrift in every way.po~ib{e, are nothalf emphatic enouTh Mere wordsperhap~ cannot make them so. Itwin take the first list of Americanskilled and wounded in action to bringhome to many people no doubt thebit’,er fact that we are at war. and.likely to be (or some time to corne.

Prompt and generous as the re-:,ponse of our people has been to the,appeal for aiding the Red Cro.~.everyone must realize that this is onlythe beginning and before the war Isover all will be called upon.to give andgive’and give again. Thousands win

L Y E}TE] We are In a posltton to serve you with all kinds of

lumber and mlllwork ; lumber that has quallty delivered

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to you where and when you want It.Frame Lumber White Pine FirSheatln~ Cypress Soft Yellow Pine ’ rFlooring l~ edwood Sash ICeiling Cedar Screens

only time tnwh~ch one can assist thework of the .~ociety. Every weekshould be a F~ed Cro.+,a ~eek With thosewho are able to contribute to the workof lhis greateat agency of inercy~ Itswork is preaalng and will continue along t.ime, ¯ It needs continued supportand will not appeal In vain to apeople~o generous as ttm A~nerican Natlckn.

WaLnscotlng ’ Dora Hot-bed SashTrim Mouldings Screen DoorsAsphalt Roofinl~ All kinds of Mlllwork

Egg Harbor City, N. J.Ic ,

Eye Tr-oubnesA~re Hereditary

I f the parenta need G I~ or elt.herof them tlllve defective vli~ioll thert~Is tilntonl llavnrlably truuble In their L__-~L-_~_~±~f ~ .... -~--X-~ .... :ehndFeu a eyell.

Take No Chances

~,tl~’~ti(~i-lllve Blight, health ’lind comfort (ifyour ehildreo by letth~ tin thor°oughly PxttiIlllle t]leir~ I".11(1 refitu.~/~tlr0 tho.t only lit ileedy c/d~lengltmm~ would ever be prescribed.

\LW. Betts,.R.D.,The Optometry Specialist

912 Atlantic A~’e.,A’t’I+ANTIG CITY, N EW J EIIi-IEY.

/l ulles For Salle.Always from tOO to 300 head o(horses and mules of all descriptions

for sale at my stables

Joe York, Pa.

(Otlqcial Automobile St,ttion)

Manufacturer~ of

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Lumber and Miilwork; Coal, Lime, Brick,.Terra Gotta pipe, Paint, Oil, Glass

and Builders’ HardwarePLEAsANTVILLE, - - NEW JERSEy.

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ATLANTIC COUNTY RECORD--MAY;S

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LANDING, N. J., SATURDA’¥, JUNE 30, 1917: ’3 .

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REPORT

OF ATLANTIC CITY, N.d.

¯ At the dose of business, June 20, 1917.

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OF COND,TiON OF

RESOURCESBonds and Mortgages Owned ............................................ :.ii ............ $363,100.00

Stocks and Bofids Own~:d .................................................................. -673,923.75Notes and Bills Purchased ................................................................. 1,203,150.76Loans on Coll~.terals .... : ............................................................ : ...... 786,144.96Banking Hohse ............................................................................... 223,653.29

Cash and Reserve ........................... : ....................... .... .... : ............... 416,635.90

Other Real Estate Owned ........ : ............................... .-. ........................ 47;239.91’ $3,713,848.57

LIABiLiTIESCapital Stock .................... " ....................... " ....." .....i ............................. $150,000.00Surplus Fund ...................................................................... ’. ............ 400,000.00

Undivided Profits (Net) ......................... . ........................ ’ ................... 151,431.19Deposits: .......................................................... : ........................ 2,887,417.38Mortgage on other +Real Estate ............................................................ 25;000.00Bllls Payable .................................................................................. 100,0~.00

$3,7 i 3,848.57

We Invite Your Careful Inspection of Our Banking FacilitiesThree Per Cent. Interest Paid on Speclal ~nd Time Deposits

JOSEPHOFg~CE~S

THOMPSON. PresidentLEWIS EVANS, Vice-President and Trust Officer.

M. D. YOUNGMAN, Second Vice-President.SILAS SHOEMAKER, Secretary and Treasurer.

m ECTO SSilas Shoemaker. William B. L~,udenslager E.V. GorsonM. D Youngman Joseph Thompson J.L. BalerJames T. Bew ]. G. Adams Daniel W. MyersJ. Estetl Evans James H. Mason Isaac Bachar.achW. E. Shackelford Lewis Evans Charles E. Schroeder

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ATLANTIC CITY, N.d.

At the close of business, June 20, 1917.:.

,. ~ESOURCESLoans and Investments ...... " " . ..... : ....... : ............ $1,81.6,995i92Due by Banks .............................. : .....: ¯.. .... 2.. ........................ ~ .... 106,237’.39Cash and Resel~ve. -- , "- . ................. .......... .............183,245.09, .... ~ $2,106,478.40

LIABILITIES ’Capital " " :$1-00 000 00¯ ..¯¯ ....... I .... . ........ ,,...,¯.....,...¯,...,..)¯..)¯,¯¯o.¯ .... ¯....¯,¯.. ¯ +. ¯ .¯.i .-..¯ , l

Surplu~ ..................... : ....¯ ..... ~ ......................................... ........ 235,000;00Undivided Profits ......................... 68,548,54Circulation . .......... " ........................... 100,000.00Deposlts... ............................................. ................. + .... .... 1,602,929.86

$2,105,478.40’

OFF~CE~SLEWIS EVANS, President.

ISAAC BACHARACH, Is( Vlce-Pre/~ldent.E. V. CORSON, 2d Vice.President¯

W. S. COCHRAN, Cashier.

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DI~ECTORSDavid C. Reed i.G. Adams

Stewart R. McShea J. Estell EvansJoseph Thompson ,’ Frank Smathers

Samuel C. Clark , James T. BewJohn H. Moore

Isaac BacharachE. V. Co,son,

W. S. CochranLewis Evans

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"LB TYwill recelve "subscriptions and will

LOA "attend to air details gratuitously.

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When In Want Of:

Lumber andWork

t _’and want It quick, phone us, we have It

al right grade e.nd right I)rleelt. Wede,liver tO your door.

Egg HarborCoal & Lumber Co.Phooe6S-O~. EKg Harbor CRy, N. J.

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,o+o,oo+o ati+mal +am+Contractor and

, ~nsurance in StandardBuilder Companies. OF /~A¥’S LANDING, N. 3.Reludr Work a Specialty

MAY’S LANDING, Nsw JERSEYImprovedandUulmprm’edF,~,rm, from A’t the close of business June 20, 1917..

5 to fi0 ceres.-- Moi~ey to botm ou M<)rtg{tge. I

,++, =~ ~,e ~. =. m+.m=e o. ~ew c,,.,’cy..c,.g ,,, .XL |~, b~.c,~REsoURcEsButhl|ng~ or lgolm|ra to Old OneJ~. I co.n Comml~h),,er of Deod~.for New Jer~y.

=,,, yo, ,,~o,e~,. - Loans and discoufits .................... ’. ................. $176,410.66::_+: :__ .......... =:___.= .]l]d]][l~llS ~r~11~s, U.S. Bonds to secure circulation ..................... 7,030.00

v. o. no, Xo. ,~, Payment on account subsc, for Liberty Loan Bonds 15,000:00

George W. Abbott, .e,l,’honeNo. L ~"y" I.+mdtag, N.J. Other bonds to secure postal savings ...... 8,900.00¯ - ................................ Securities other than U. S. bonds ......... I 18,185.31 ’

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’Contractor & Builder, ’ DECORATOILq. --"~-- 127 085,31Address: Harry Jenkins, Subsc. to stock of Federal Reserve Bank ............ 1

Banking house ....................... .¯.. ...............May’s Landing. N 7.Painter. & Glazier, Due from approved reserved agents in ~{g~Umst~ flrrnlahod free of charge.

Katl,,ztea furnlahed npom appLleath,n, New York, Chicago and St. Louis . ..... 5,659.21 1.~ " ~=: :: " - : +: A,td,e,, P.O. So= 4,, ¯ Due from approved reserve agents In other I66 r~"ng:~11 ~llk.~, ll~k..%, g..// I,~11Dg:l~C~r~]1’°’¢q] 99 l aY’e Lantl*l’ , New Jer,ey.

reserve cities ................................ 10,747.70 ’+.. 2 T . ~" "---7 :T’=2:.Z~ -7~L~’.~ --Z:~-S_’_~

WAOO~ .U]LVZR. 16,406.91will be mailed to any Due from banks and/bankers ..... ......................address in the United Wagon Building and Outside checks’ and other cash Items ....... 226.30States, postage pre- Repafrlng Fractional currency, nickels and cents ... 123.58

.~.g w,~o,.. (~,~ ~o~ ~,p~ \ .349.88pald, for w,¢o~, o, ~,,a ,,,~,t pr,o~ Notes of oth~ natlonaPbanks ...........................n.t c,~ ,t+p,,Lr,.g o,.,,~,.,,~a.Federal Reserve notes ................ ................. I+400.0(;.’]],2~ Joseph.B. Mmttison, Reserve in vault and with Federal Reserve Bank .. 25,957.20

per annum, In advance, w,gonntttl~er, e,t=lvtue;t~ T- Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer ..:.., .... .:... 350.00:=-:+ :: + == =---- ....... ; = ’: :: =~:::- :: = =::==’:--- = Total ..................................... : ....... $378,743.46

"--" LIABILITIES f/--" Capffal stock paid in ............... . ............ ..,. ...... .. $;25,000.00

Surplus fund .............................................. .. 15,000.00.Undivided profits ............................... 12,893.33Less current expenses .: ........ ... ..... .~...: 2,114.94

g notesoutstandlng. ........... . ............. ’. , 7,000.00~_. Individual deposits subject to check..: ................. [29,721.08

Certified checks " 355,80,Cashier’s checks outstanding 1,208.93’Tottal demand deposl.ts, Items 34 to 40 131,285.81Other time deposits ....................... ,,, ............... 181,732.3"1Total of time deposits, Items 41-to 43 181,732.31

savings deposits ....... .>... ........................ 4,281.95Liabilities other than those above stated¯.¯ 3,665.QO

$3~8Total ........................ . ........... ’. ........ ,743.46\

FOOT~EST HOSiErY for the, Family State of New Jersey, County of Atlantlc, ss:\ I, Mel.l.R. Morse, Cashier of the above-named bank, do

solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of:

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lmy kn°wledge and belief" M~LL..R. MORSE, Cashier. "’

Subscribed and. ~worn to before me" this 281h. day ofDepartment Store June, 1917. , LTHOmaS C. ST~%’AR’r, Notary Public.

MAY’S LANDING NEW JERSEY Correct--.Attest.: Henry C. James, Albert C,

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