CAPE MAY HERALD,MONDAY JULY » 9 1907

PERSONAL MELANGE lOOKTlKfICU rHOM n«»T I'AOIC'

AUTO PARTIES

The Famous St Louis

iimn of J*eekAill, N. Y., «u«l «iff »rr miHmg the RumU al the !<»fa>eUe. *Thoiiuu J. ('unniiiKham of l:uh anti Walnut ulreeU, I'hihalelphla ta ~> joumtuK at the lAfaj-ette. Mr. C»nnlnxhani U one of the Quaker Cllj ’a 1110*4 iiroiiitneal tailor'. Win. M. I'ieree of flv ton U enjoitng ■> v 1'it at.the l*fayelte. Mr. l*leree t. b proniinenl i;l»" manufacturer of Clavion. lieinK the head of Pierce llr». Mr*. S. K. Hunt of MempFii*. Twin., t* spending the summer at the IjifayPercy tjooilwtn. a |iroininrnt banket of lUltimon.-, is Nwltlng his family, « ho ha\e apartment* at the Ijifayetli I>. K. Mct luntof IMUburi is »|>cn<lin* the summer at the Ijifayette. Met’lunt U prominently oonneetrsl with the IVnnsylvania Hail road. |>r. J. 1 Ijitc Macarthy, Armando -Hen/aml of Moutcvideo, I'ruguay^rtxl •Alfred I. iHuuosewj of SanlirMto, an-enjoying a sojourn at the Lafax-

eltc.

Ttie t*Mala Toarlpc amt Other

. Aaio News

' Lewis J. lew is,.of Cleveland, Ohio, and party, are touring the Ka»t< m, state* in a (W horse jaiwer touring ear. This Jolly i*riy arrived at the fuday-

etle ytwtenlay.

THE HOTEL ARRIVALS (CONTIXPED FROM FtllgT r*f McKHIon.JasMcUougall, Allan McDongall New York—Mrs Juhn P JyelJy Cape May-^Mra M Si^mmele, John B Zimmelc Gryat Barrington, Maas—Mias M K Benlfy . . .Yonkers—Edw M Cimmele riKursiA Philatlelphia—pr.and Mrs J J McLaughlin, Albert F Daman, P M Spenchcr, Mra P Spencher, J D Taylor and wife ^ New York—O L Williams caaaou. tilt-* Philadelphia—Mia* Klta Dryfarw, Miss Jannelle M BeU, 8 1-eon Uans and wife, Harry dioaenlhal, Mias E Marvel, Louis Kahn, Wm Bchocnagle, H Kothschild, J D Itothschild, Mi** Margaret Mattel, 8 Alkins, H Bungler, Jo* Goldstein, Harry B GoldPhiladelphia—Mrs A L Grant, Mi F M Grant, H E Gillingham, Mrs E Gil Ingham, Mrs C W Lloyd, C W Lloyd', Tho* J Cunningham and Kr*a G Waller and w ife.Geo H Brow n, Mr I) Plumb, A Buck waiter,W M F Megraw, Geo W Brooks, Wm A Mills, Ella Edwards, Mr and Mrs Huston H' Milligan, Mrs K Xetlson Merion—F M Andrews Woodbury—B D I'ancoast, Mr Mrs Paucoast Monsevides t Craguay— Dr J Clyde Macarthy, Armando Henxand Santiago, Chile—Alfrede L Demount .Memphis, Tcnn—Mrs 8 E Hunt and wife, J E P lielay Baltimore—Henry H Goodwin New York—W G Corbel) and wife Miss Beatrice Dorfman, P L Heensbury, L L” Dunn, L F Dunn, L B Dunn, J Alex McDermott Clayton—W M Keeve Pittsburg—D E Mctiurg, Carlton Godfrey, and party Wilke* bar re—'Mr* B"V Falls Chester—Jas P WeehcaU, Wilmington— Edward J Bradford Eugene du Pont Cape May—J Spicer Lcamfng C*|»e May— Mrs E K Edwards, Edith Itulherford, Chas Kutherford and wife, Albert Kutherford, ^Ji •Kutherford * Philadelphia—P K Moffit, Chas T Belters, W G Ward.Peter McQuadeand w ife, (Jli Chnstener, Mrs Wilton Snyder, S B Wiert. H Williamson, Sr and Mrs Edwin Hampton Wilmington— Mn T Stanley Johnson, Harvard F Johnson Camden— Eugene Wagnis, Frank Turner

An auto party composed of Mrs. H. K. Gillingham, Mr. W. Lloyd, of Phlladelphi. the Lafayette Baturilay.

T. Megraw, Geo. W. Brooks am friends, of I'hlladelphla, arrived al llu I afayellr.

T il F. moat powerful car In the -world for the money. 86-boros - |*ower lot-inch whwl baas. CXW pound* Groat speed and en-» durance Tborougbly ap-to-datr, sirlklng. _ graceful, racy—but not freaky. Very gmst. Wonderfully cotufortsble The aim|>lnif ear built and the easiest'iii operate. Many exclusive fralurea. A poaKive revelation to those who have net

aern.lt. .

Built by - the originntora of Ibe fauioua integral molor and tranamisaiou system sud the throe-point su-|H-u*iun; nud baekni by fourteen

year*' expenenee.

iTte fstnoils Ht. .I-oula can hare never l»ern defeausl in sny endur-

ii I h

greater (rated) pow

mi model n Ronahout. iim ,.1907 model 18 touring car $2500

.c o'clock at Carroll Vilb

Last evening they, toured to Wild-,

nod. aeroui|>aiiiesl by Dr. Cans' Write for descriptive circular, mlber. The'Messrs Goldstein re-, .mi. airaniir for a demonstration, lained at Vtlhlwood over night. The an av AutO CO. atanor of the iwrty returned to Car- krfBpe W1BJT «Utw

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GET MAIL BY WATER

roll Villi.-

Wildwood getting lhe brother* and hied aw'hy

in the guaker City.

i> their home

t-T UK A LA It M CALLS

eve Bosi

Placed and N amber*

Changed.

The Fire Department haa rearranged it* Are alarm boxes and the following are the numbers and new location of

boxes.

25. Washington atract, near ^cbrtlen32. Wa-hingtoo atroet, near Cnioo. AT. Washington street and. Madison

avenue.

64. Igfavette and Bank streets. 58. Broad and Elmira streets. US. *PsU»biHg and Seer Jersey avenues.. 69 Stockton avenue, tietween Jefferson and Queen streets 73. Franklin and Washington street* 75. Howard street, opposite Stockton K2. Columbia Avenue and Gurnev street*. ^ 84. Ocean »trret. JM-ar Bracb avenue 91. South Lafayette uu.1 Grant street*. 92. Broadway and Beach avenue. 93. Perry street, near Bridge 94. Perry street and Beach avenue 95 >Va»bingtoo and Jackson streets. 97. Columbia avenue and Decatur

street

98. Washington and Ocean streets.

MARINS RURAL PRSt DEUVCRY IN NSW HAMPSHIRE. Cottagers Alang takas Brought into . Clotar Touch With Outside World During Surnmar Jdontho— Growth of Sarvlco. Laronia, R. H—“Marine freo rural delivery route No. S“ has no countertiart within the limits of' tho United States. It was Inaugurated June 1. In unofflclal jiarlanoe. It la the freo delivery of mall service on Lake \VTn-

nlplseogee.

Instead of the Postman's ring or knock, cottagers for over a distance of 60 miles between the southerly end of Lage Paugus. at Lakeport and Wolfeboro, at the other end at tho lake, hoar each morning the shrill blast of the mall steamer. An amphibious mall carrier winds In and out of the regular pathway of the

hatter. paaaengi-r steamers and delivers alt

clasaea of mall maUer practically al the doors of the thousands of cottagers who make their homes during tie summer months In this region. K Is a city delivery transferred to the country, and on water Instead of overland. lu establishment has brought every camp and cottage along tho shore and upon the many islands In close touch with the outalda world.

H otel Windsor A double dally service now makes It

possible for the Boston business man In his Island camp ten miles or more down the lake to receive his office mall In the early forenoon and have

overlooking the hl * rep,lc * h* 0 * ‘h the Ik,,ton 00,1

si Ball Water Balbiug. I i*h>ng and Sailing a Plans and Kates upon

Both

Caf* May, New Jersey H'orUl't RtnvVhid lltnltk Rttirrl

Hotel Ghalfonte

First Class Family House NEAR THE BEACH Tri.Ki-iioxx CoxgEcnou. H. A. CBE8SX, . Ownsr and Propristar

Valet Service

Ladies&MensTailoriag

Hall) Herald Tide Table HIQH TIDK . ' MOOXLIUtIT

Noon Evening

JuIjA ^

Si Tuesday 6 4.'» 24 Wed 6 45 25 Thursday 7 *•

2B Friday 27 Baturday 28 Bunday 29 Monday ;W Tuesday

31 W«d

Cntil j

-6 16 4 00! 7 12 all night

Have.your Clothes Cleaned and Pressed while you are aslgep- Afternoon or Night.

8 34 9 25

10 12

10 68 11 41

12 02 ,

12 24

KDWAKD VAN KE88KL,

421 Wasiiixotos Ft.

Cape Maya loadlnR Tollor iflcr 9 .Phone.: Bell. 78 W. Keystone. ITS ; {^l;; Dfiag fe ud Mmd Soi Dir

• U ;lu

before nine o'clock the same ^Ftor^thli service the only ren-lre-ments demanded by the post office department are that the owner* or occupants of the cottages and camps ahull provide suitable landing places for the busy little -steamers engaged in the mall delivery. Upon these landings are erected suitable letter boxes of a design furnished by the department and they are ao placed as to be available for the carrier with out putting him to undue delay. This aervfce consists of a dally delivery from May 16 to October 16, except during July and August When two deliveries dally will be made to the greater portions of the landings. Registered letters, too. are received and delivered by the carriers, who are also captains of .the boats upon which they make their’tripa. Money orders 'at the regular

Patronise the man who advertises Remember that this man is taking all this trouble to present bis goods to you He gives you special prices aod brings the goods virtually to voordoor through the newspaper in Older to rove you th* inconvenience ot looOM in all thee for what you want He’S* a benefit to the community for without him newspapers conld not ran end In I Ing from him yon are doing a good thing for the town yon live Hl Buy of the advertisers. They are the up-to-dat* and wide awake men.

IMkcto Wtfer Cmsomts Sockets hereby gifea that on all wai is due lbs City of Cape May not pnio 1,1907. fl vs per cent wl * Amount of lbs MIL V

C- H. Taggart

512 Washington St.

£"£Li"£"; Groceries & Provisions

tf. K. Church or the Advral At tbcP. E Church of tbr Advent, Lafayette street, betwyeu Ikcntur

Jackson streets, the parish sud Sll-t church, the services on Suudsy util hr: j Holy ~

Kventuu |

Services at the First M. K. bhurch uex _ _ , , Sunday win be s* follow.: Preaching b) Quick Delivery. Goods the rinesl

the pastor, Kev. Jsmo^sBnr— — *«>*•»-

-L aod 7.45 p. m. \T

brownbacks -butter

Fre«h Every Day.

I 10 » a.

Chnrch of «he Advent Thsre will be. the weekly celebration of thetHoly Communion *t the P. E. Ctiuicb of the Advent on this morning at 7.80.

re by hour, day or trip. Edw

People are always In the right— alien they are on your aide of the controversy. If the niggard should once taste the sweetness of giving bed give It an away.

JACOB GARRISON Mrtraid .'.Jeweler 308 Washington St.

—Large Stock of—

WATCHES. CLOCKS and JEWELR1 Repairing Promptly Done Sstdiltsl Is Eyg TcsBsfl

William G. Essen

BAKERY AND • *.Ice Cream Parlor.*, 524 WasUaflM St Cape May. & J.

Iron Pier Opera House

TO-NIGHT And Tuesday and Wednesday | DEflCM Ffjn New Yow A Up RnvtH Fare* Caaedy Clean, - Bright - andBree*y

j Acta of I

Mall gwamer

“Dolphin."

Marine free rtiml delivery route No. r la not the result of a day's or» year's study. It Is the steady growth and the fruits of a service Inaugurated several years ago as an experiment on the part Of the post office department. Charles E. Buxtell. postmaster at' Lakeport was Its originator, and under bis guiding hand tf* service has been developed and perfected to Its present condition. Supporting his efforts have been the New Hampshire

> of the mall boat There has pot been a single backward step since the Inception of the the business has practically doubled ewch year. For one week of the season of 1906 the number of pieces of mall matter delivered [ceegfid by several hundred that of ie- year when the route was flctt eeThe first boat used when the route aa established was tb» Robert and Arthur, owned by the first carrier. Dr. George H. Saltmarsh of Lakeport, state senator for the Fourth district The capacity of this boat being insufficient for the fast Increasing • —- a, the steamer Dolphin was Up to the last year she fully met all the requirements of fast delivery. but during that season tht of route 3 grew to such proportions that a larger and faster steamer was found necessary. Bo a swlfj and commodious mall steamer wss built at Lakeport, and will be placed In commission this summer. She has .been christened Uncle Sam. and Is designed to make the tripe between Lakeport and Long Island, where close connection will be

all point and Wolfeboro. at thi other end of the big taka Cap! Archie Lewis of Laconia siW needed Dr. SaUmarsh as mall carrier on this "delivery exlraordlaary," and there is not a man on the lake In command of a summer more favorably known to (be large army of summer residents As commaader of the old steamer Doll hJt. Guy M. Tetley at 11 oe’.a L_i Qualified aa carrier on der the law. and Is now In command of the Uod^te. which at praaeat per

F ROM asset* of forty-(‘i<*ht million dollar* and liabilitie* ol lorfyonc millions, in 1001, to nasets ol more than one hundred and twentyseven million dollars and liabilities of lesst ban one hundred and seven million*, in 1000, is the record for the past five years of

The Prudential

CAPE MAY Grain & Coal Company Washington St. next to Reading Terminal ANNOUNCES: BROOMS—25c, -,o and 35c. A good 4-tie broom for 25c. WHtST BROOMS—10 and 18c. Something fine for iSc. SCRUB* BRUSHIvS—8c, 12c, and 15c. A polished solic back brush for 12c. HORSE BRUSHES and Mane - Brushes. A full line from 201040c. DUST BRUSHES—15c, 20c, 25 and 35c. A beauty for 35c. STOVE BRUSHES—The kind that is a pleasure 10 p.<e. 10^nd 15c. A car-load of nails of every size and kind ft0111 3d fine to 6«1. Cut and wire, gaLvani/cd. finishing and rooting 1 tails Special prices by the keg ancl'to contractors- Prompt delivery to any part of the city. WIRE FENCING—Barb, Spiral Ribbon,- I'Tsiit. Twisted- Iiuss and Cable Fence. At lowest prices Galvanized Poultry Wire Netting, front 1 (o o fec-t. by the yard or roll. Pumps and all the parts. Oalvani/.ed pipe 1 ! 4 and 11., inch, all lengths. ' Full line Iron Pipe Fittings atni Drive Well Points Get our prices before buying. Tar Roofing Paper, two-p’y and three-ply. nails and caps for same. Galvanized Water Buckets, all sizes Five gallon Oil Cans, Lanterns. Hoes, Rakes, Scythes, Grind Stones, Ice Cream Freezers. Hoes especially for working in flower beds. Plows, Harro.rs. Cnltivators, and all Garden Tools. Transplanting Trowels. Iron Coiner Mongers. -Salt Bricks. Garden Wheelbarrows. Poultry Supplies of all kinds. Nesco Drinking Fountains of Galvanized Iron, sizes 1 quart 'o 8 quarts;. Prices 20 to 50 cents. The only way to have pure water for your chickens. i( will pay you to get one. Pigeon supplies of the best quality. Special mixtures that will give great results. Anything yon want in FLOUR. FEED. HAY AND STRAW. Agent lor the Celebrated UPPER LEHIGH JEDDO COAL.^ Cape May Grain & Coal Company

This Space is Reserved for .'.AMERICAN ICE COMPANY . ICE AND COAL J. HENRY EDMUNDS, Superintendent OFFICE: 512 Washington St

Fatbsr 'to his won. Ingt—Wh-l 1* the :

Tea ore b'-ag la 1*1 with yam Hotkre era. Koa (a atratacD-Tn. fstbar. I 4s ~

W- J Fcnotasen. J«

(swans L Hvatscs

CONGRESS CASINO

31 Perry Street

THE FINEST BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE CITY Attsy* equipped with Bsckius Automatic Pin Sellers.

Open from g a. m. to 1 a p m*

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