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1 Gp lay Daily Hari Cottage Directory for 1908

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i Allen. E H. IJ3 Grant »U Arnold Charle* C. kin Wa*hln*ton »t Arnold .Kredcrldt E. JUO North *1. AffcldA Mr*. M., 212 Wlnd^jl' Arenue

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! UUpham, Samuel. klO Columbia Ave urlnshurst, MU* K. L.. 24 Ocean bL | Hunn, Benton 8.. 61i Hughe* St- ! Bennett, Harry 0.. 4t»8 Weet Perry bt ! Baum, George. 2# Jackoon SU i Burn*. Rev. Jame*. SSI Waah. 81. ! Boyd, Geo. W.. Hotel Cape May. Beattie, Mr*, tt. H-. 811 Beach Ave ; Barry, Ur. Vera. t>18 Stockton Ave ! Bruce, Mr* Catherine A-, 102 Ocean St I Baird. David G..H2 Mm Avenue, i Barclay. William K., 10 Flrat Ave. ! Bennett. Judaon U. 827 Waah. Bt Bu»h Andrew S-. 818 Waah SL Board man, Horace M., 826 Waah- St. j Brook*. Joseph R , #61 Waah. St I Ben*lead. Richard. 801 Queen St i Baker. John A., 621 Columbia Ave. J Bailey, John M.. 811 Queen St, I Blakeley, John. 26 Congreaa St i Brown. Mr* L. M-. Kearney Are. | Berger. Mr*. Florence. 208 Howard St

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Cape May Herald, 614 Waah. St i , aM*,.iman l william 8, 801 Waah. St Cohen. Reuben. 208 Ocean St Carry. Jame* C.. 222 Perry St Cloud. Mri. A. B.. 816 Queen St Campion. Richard. 801 Beach Ave. Cos, Walter. 82a Stockton Ave. Craig. John F.. Columbia Ave. Cohen, Joseph. 204 Ocean St Oaaaedy, Wm. F.. 708 Corgie £t Clark. Jamea. 602 W. Perry St Church, Mr*. Margaret, 817 Waah. St Crawford, George C.. 860 Waah. Bt Crego. Rev. H. P-. 718 Franklin St hew. Wm. H-, 246 Windsor Ava hew. Mrs. S-. 201 Windsor Ave. uni in Inga, Edwin J.. 722 waah. St

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band of tllk. o»er points of lace The lace, with a round

lace Three^uarter puckered ulceves ftelshed with a band of silk and lace Materials required 8 yard* 46 Inrhe* wide. 14 yard silk 40 lucbe* Wide. 2 yards bodice lining. 4 yard SWEET GRASS CANDLE 8HADES-

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Deacon. Uoul* J.. 822 Columbia Ave. Dlmond. Joseph, 818 Beaoh Ave. Davis, Dr .^Charles N-. 837 Beach Ave Dally. M.. 16 South Lafayette St DavU, Edward L., 661 Hughes Bt Derwent, Robert, Broadway. Dougherty, Frank S.. 824 Corgie St DavlaJ Mrs. S.. 1006 Stockton Ave. Dougherty. C. H. 720 Wash St D«*k. Jame* J.. 832 Washington St Douglas*, G. S. 814 Washington St Duke, Francis K.. 614 Lafayette St Deweee, B. F.. 28 Jackson St Diamond, John. 818 Beach Ave. DaUet, Morris. Kearney Ave. DuPont, Irene. 812 Beach Ave. Da via. Mia* C. B., 66u Hughe* St DeSUver. Robert 8.. Beach Avenue

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Isfactory ar.J *< onomirai. They ahe>l a . harming light thnmgn the woven iirands of sweet gra**. of which they are made, and they are both Inexpen •Ire and long-lived The gra** o»ed In vreavtng them Is the same seen In he Canadian baskets, which pcssess inch a delicate and delicious odor The pieces of grass sre woven round and round the shade, which Is shaped either with * circular base or one In hexagonal form'From there the shade slopes gradually, and It has a narrow upstanding finish at the top The

•earn* are made by weaving in ■ —M4 Wash coarser grass, and at the top and bob j »dmunds.^Mr*. Mary M . 664 Wash

tom edc* a thicker kind, and one of

Ellison. Wm. R. 821 Stockton Ave.

Ewing. Dr. S. E. Myrtle Ave.

Eastwlck, Thomas W., 46 Jackson St

Elfreth. C- P., 47 Jackson St Earp. Mr* A G-. 506 Hughes St Edmunds. J. Henry. 42 ackson JSt

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DAI1,V HERALD. SATTHIDAT, JULY 4. 1908.

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Monm. Frank, Beaoh Avenue. Mill*. Dr. Jamea. til Stockton Ave. McCullough. Alexander, 617 Hugh** B Maguire. Mtaa Caaala. 41 Jackson Bt Moorhead. J. W.. «M Hughsa'St McCreary. Dr. Jamea. 112 North Bt Miller Alfred B.. 1115 Wash Bt M acFarland. Leo. 721 Colombia Ave. McGrath. U J.. II* Beach Ave. McKenna. A. D., 118 Beach Ave. McCabe, B. B., 002 ColombU Are Middleton. George P, 14 Congress Bt Miller, C. J.. *« Stockton Are. Mldlen, Edward R. 716 ColombU Ave McCreary. W. H.. 24 Guerney Bt Mecray, Jeremiah, 111 Decatur Bt Mecray. John W„ 111 Decatur St MoCredy, R. W., 652 Hughes Bt McMullen. W. J., 207 Congress PUce Monroe. Peter. 225 Congress Place. Matthews, C. L., 287 Broadway. Mudge, E N . 24 Jackson Bt Monroe, John 1. W. Beach Ave. Marshall. J. W., 226 Congress 81. Marts. Mrs. W . 712 Corgie St Miller. C. Earl 654 Hughe* St McLeod. Rev. J.. 510 Hughe* St Mar*hall. C. G., 11 Flrat Ave. McDonnell. W C., 618 Hughe* St MUIer. R R.. 1141 Wash St Marcy. Samuel 8.. 416 Bank 8t Marcy. Dr. V. M. D..4 Ocean and Hughe* Bat McKnlght. Mrc. R. J.. 749 Waah. 81 Mecray. Frank. 612 Hughe* St Melvin, P. J.. 516 Broad St , Mulltner. J. 'Harry. 218 Perry St McCainland. A. G., 508 Franklin St MaGIU. C. C.. 803 Stockton Aye. Morlce, W. W . 828 Stockton Ave. McGrath. LouD J.. 818 Stockton Ave. Marta. Mr». John N., 816 Beach Ave. Newkirk. John R. 1015 Beach Are. Nlrdllnger. tTank. 633 Hughe* St. Nell son. William. 22 Jackson St Nellaon, Dr. T. R-. 6 Atlantic Ter. Newkirk. L Robert. 815 Beach Ave. Norris, Dr. R C.,

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Ogden. O.. 745 Wash St Otter. Howard F, Broadway. O’Crowley. M., 128 Decatur St

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Hughe* SU. Phillip*. Dr ugbes Sts.

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CAPE MAY

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THE COOLEST SEASIDE SUMMER BE80BT OH THE ATLANTIC COAST Reached by Reading System and Pennsylvania from Philadelphia

FOURTEEN EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY—To and From the Resort By comparative official Government observations. Cape May is from .! to io degree* coolci in Summer and wanner in Winter than any other Resort on the Atlantic Coast, north of Florida. It stands on a peninsula jutting out between the Atlantic Ocean and Hie Delaware Bay. As a HEALTH RESORT it is a unsurpassed. Equable and dry climate. It is the Home of Fashion and Wealth in ihe Summer season, with a history of one hundred years as such. Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along Hie ocean front,

juft inside, occupants can enjoy at the same time an unobstructed view of Old Neptune.

The Finest Beach Strand In the World is Here THE BOARDWALK i> a.ptaidid cplanAd,, ovtr fiv, mfe ta Rogth, *ith oootauodrf vi™, of th. oc«... FISHING SAILING, GUNNING aud lb. ki.dod .ports in both .1,11 aod rough watm. Large del ot publ.e yacht.,

BATHING A highly valued leature ol many ol the hotel, are the Hot aud cold *a water bath., both publ.e and pn.ate Cape May Poaeaes the Fioot Sea Bathing in the World, beci« it. be** i. .mooli., with a gradual decent .ulo the water- There are no hole,

galleys, and no life lines are required. ’ _ , . , . . YACHTING The Cgpe May Yacht Club is headquarters for yachtsmen. The harbor contains five hundred acres. DRIVING RIDING ETC Miles of beautiful Streets and Avenues. Good roads throug the abjaccnt country

GOLF. The links of’the Cape May Golf Club, among the finest in the United States, are open all Summer. Frequent tournaments.

THE COTTAGE COLONY is a distinguished feature, made up of residents of the leading alies of the Utiiou. It is a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages 6f the Countky Pl*CK. because it is the only resort on the coast,

and not on a sanded island, and along its avenues are trees with verdant foliage.

* THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered from farms in the adjoining country.

the mam land

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509 Hughes Bt

5.. 513 Lafayette St 5.. M D., 10 South

darker shade of green give* * protty and substantial rim. There I* no rtrlklng color In thro* •lades, the gmMi* blending pale yeb low and light green tones In such a way that the general eEect Is neither the one nor the other color For this reason sweet gna* tlades can be used In any dining-room. Their freshness sake* them particularly attractive for summer use They are offered In »ev- ’ era! sixes ranging from the small candle shade to the larger ones Intended to covet an electric tight When soiled or dnaty all they require la a careful wiping oC with a damp

cloth

Echoer of th* Fast. William the Conqueror had Jost *7be ba'.Ue of Hasting* "Well." he said. "I guest w* may a* Veil put np the sign. This Country Has Changed Hands.' m Which, when yon consider the fact that the country was under his heel, ehow* that William was lamentably careless and Inexact la his rhetoric.— Chicago Tribune

El dredge. Dr. J. Smallwood. 1142

Washington St - Eldredge, Samuel F., 815 W*ah. St

Focer. Danted. 222 Parry St Fenner, Mrs. Annie, 715 Corgie St Fenton, George F., 257 Grant St r'alklnhurg, J, 668 Waah. St Foster. Mrs Sarah A., Ml Perry 8t Freeman. Dr. Walter J., 826 Beach Fvley. R Henderson, 668 Hughe* Bt

Gray. GUem. MU* M. C.. 242 Windsor Avenue. Greene. Mrs. V.

Gemrlg. John H., 107 Ocean Bt Graves. Ferd J.. 621 ColombU Ava. i Graves, N Z . South Lafayette adn Congress SU. ^ . Gallagher. Christopher. *6 Jackson Bt Gilbert, Conrad M.. M7 Howard St Garrison. Mrs S. S, 122 Decatur Bt Gregory. Douglas*. 218 Perry St

Tommy Explains. "Tommy, you hare been to church two Sunday mornings that I* doing splendldl ye* m lest Sunday the preacher was gulag to talk about Jonah an’ the whale, but he only Ulked about Jonah. Said he'd preach the rest ot It to-day. and 1 had to go again today to haar About to* whale

Harold. (Dally •«* Weekly), Washington St Hepburn. W. Horace. Bench Are. HaSoweU, J. Wallace. Hotel Cape Hughes. Mrs. H. S.. 612 Hughe* St Hackett Stanton H_. 665 Hughe* St Hand. Robert S-, 705 Jefferson St Hart. Edwin K-, 10 North 8t Haas. Rev. Arthur. (06 Lafayette Bt Holman. Mrs. W. A. 705 Oolninbin

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Harned. Frank P, HeUsa, MUlard R, «1# Haerer. Dr. F. J.. 1228 Wai Hall. Mrs. L. M-. *02 Lafayette Bt I Hand. Dr. Anna M , 510 Waeh Bt iBnd. Enoch W, 1011 Wash. St Hand. Harry. H>14 Waah Bt Hand. Joseph. 1807 Wash Bt Head. Bill wall B.. Ml Wash Bt

Rogers. John M

Reed. Mrs. Anus

Roussell. Albert Lafayette St

Rodan. David W . 238 Perry St Reed. Dr C H.. 637 Hdghea St. Reeves. George. 407 Broadway Rudolph. S A.. 35 Jaduon St. Ruuchman. Frank 8.. Eighth Ave. Reeves. G W . 1114 Lafayette St Rice. 1* L. 211 Perry 8t

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Slckler. Dr W. B.. Cor. Ocean and Hughes SU. Smith. H. H.. 901 Stockton Ave Sewell. W Joyce. 906 ColumbU Ave. Slmes. Samuel. 208 Windsor Ave. Sewell. Robert. 227 Windsor Ave. Sheppard. 1. L., 44 Jackson St Slkea, G., 8th and Beach Aveuues. Sherron. Wm. T.. 220 Windsor Ave. Sheppard, W R.. 425 Waah. St Shearer. Dr. Q. H.. 613 Lafayette St Steven*. Lewi* T , 722 Corgie St Steven*. Wm. T.. 726 Corgie St Smith. L .. 808 Wash. St. Stidham. Mr*. J. P.. 311 Howard St Sloan. John H . 829 Stockton Ave Suelke, A.. 7026 Washington St i. Jacob. 30 Congress Street Shoemaker. J. L.. 819 Stockton Are. Stevenson, W. N., Beach Ave. Sayre, LouU C . 823 Waah Bt SelU. Adgustus, Eighth Ave. Starr. Dr. R. Walter. New eroey and J Baltimore Ave*. Scbellenger. B. U. 438 W. Perry 8L Shield*. Ohs*. B., 406 Lafayette St Shields. Peter. Beach Avenue. Smith, W. R.. 612 Washington 8L , Smith, M. S., 921 Washington Bt Steven*, William L.. 216 North St Stlte*. E. P.. 618 Lafayette 8L Slit**, 8. R , 1102 Lafayette St Searle*. E. J . 306 Broadway. Stole*bury, C. R. Kearney Are. Sheppard. H. W.. 417 Broadway. Swain, M. C., US Windsor Ave T— Task, T. J.. 729 Waeh. St Thom**, A. C.. 668 Waah. St ToUn, W. t., 7 North St Townsend, L. H., 1081 Wash. St Taylor, J. E.. 218 Ocean St Thompson. H. C, 650 Wash St Thompson, J. W., 667 Wash. St Townesnd, E. F., 687 Washington St Townsend, F. 8., 638 Wash. St Tolan, J. P, 47 Jackson St Tilton, Mro. May, Broadway. Townsend, B. F, IIS Decatti St W Welsh. Wm. J.. SU Beach Ave. Wright S D . 805 Stockton Ave. Westoott, Dr. T. 8.. 718 ColombU Av Whitney. M. H.. 209 Wlndaor Are. Wllbraham John. Myrtle Ave. Wilson. J. C, 12 Jefferoon St Ware. Horace, R. 1145 Waah St Weaver, Geo. P.. Hughes and FrankWaftoh*j. M., 21 Ocean Bt . /•ever, Wm. N „827 Waah Bt Wright. 8. D.. Jr., 807 Stockton Ave.

j Directly Facing the Ocean Special Term* by I

Rooms $2.00 to $4.00 Per Day

Hotel Lafayette

CAPE HAY.. N. J. ffi IS S3 if ® IB 7S1® SiSfiSSB.Jli* Directly oo tte Bp.ch. Furerehcd JOHN THACY

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Hotel (jhalfonte First Qass Family House

B. A. Smith, Prop. CAPE MAY, N. J. OPENED FOE SEASON OF 1908

Washington and Jackson Streets Qiiicli 'faunch, Service Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANK B. WHISLEY

THE HARBOR

ScHELLENGERS LaNDING

FotK'a Beer aad Choice Wine* and Uquoro i* to Hire. Fishing and Crabbing Snppli JAMES A. CARROLL

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Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

J. E. WILSON 6 SON

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Ocean Avenue and Bedch CAPE MAY, N. J.

Modern conveniences. Handsome suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted. Dining room has • a seating capacity of 200 W. M. CHURCH. Own., •«* Fm*r»4

QaTroU TDiUg ~ ~ ~ arMFTJlCJr^^ii OccAn Eul ol jAcksoo St„ Up, M.y, N. ,

TU r- A | f-VIMC DECATUR ST. (FireAhoure I n tw rV Lr YJ 11 V WJ from beach.) Open all the year. Room-- arge and ^ ry. Appointments first-class. Cuisine excellent Rates, $3 per day, upward; $10 per week, upward. Theodore Moeller.

Manufacturing | New store Confectioner... T New Factory Full Line of the Best Candies pots good* under tb* protection of the Pur* Food law.

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