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YOU’RE INVITED to an OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS on the Washihgton Street Mall IN CAPE MAY Shop our Victorian Mall this Christmas. Enjoy our wreaths, gas lights, our sparkling garlands, and trees, our specialty shops and our festivities.

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EVENING HOURS Many Shops Opart til 9 PM CAROLERS STROLLING THROUGHOUT THE WEEKENDS SANTA IS ON THE MALL WEEKENDS WITH EARLY GIFTS TOR EAGER CHILDREN I’l.KVn OK KKKK IWHKINU GIFTS ARE OUR SPECIALTY

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CAPE MAY *7- This historic Victorian com-' munity will celebrate the holidays frith a festive Christmas in Cape May house tour 6-10 p.m. New Year’s Day, Jan. 1. Featured on this year’s tour are private homes and guest houses, a number of which have been recently restored, as well as several churches. Some of the guest houses included are the Queen Victoria, Captain Mey’s Inn and the Bernard-Good House. AMONG THE private homes are the popular'Sea House, with a tree in every room, and the Americana Room with its f’Living Musical Museum.All Of the buildings have been especialy decorated for the holidays and pi-ovide a fascinating glimpse at the decorating styles of the individual owners. The fcmlen Physick

House at 1048 Washington St. will serve as a reception center during the tour. This historic structure contains the city’s Victorian museum and will be decorated with 19th Century ornaments. Tickets for the tour will go oiyale 3 p.m. Jan. 1 at the house. TICKETS MAY BE purchased after 6 p.m. at most of the homes and a map of the tour is supplied. A* bright orange banner will indentify each of the buildings that are open. A complete list of the buildings is available by contacting the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts 9 a m.-4 p.rti., Monday through Friday at 884-5404 or by v writing to MAC, PO Box t64, Cape May, 08204. GUIDED WALKING tours of Cape May’s primary historic district will also be given 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan. t and 10

a.m. Sunday, Jan. 2, beginning from the information booth on the Mall at Washington and Ocean Sts. The hour and a half trip examines * the history, architecture and gossip of . this national landmark 9lty. Advance tickets are not required for any of the tours. All proceeds go to the continuing restoration of the Emlen Physick House by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, sponsor of the gala ChHstmas in Cape May activities.

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A CHRISTMAS GIFT TO WARM THE HEARTS & HOMES OF ' YOUR LOVED ONES!

CAPE MAY LUMBER IPHONE* 884-4488

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