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GLEANINGS.

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Qia«ca tf

try of Eur

■r total waaltb

a meant* t>. JLOOO.OOat'OOl or about half

that of Swttaarlaod

Effort* ara haloa madv In Norway to tv Umber rant devastated toraat areas. About 21 per cent of the oeun trj - * total area la still covered wtth foreeas.

A Rest Far Dad.

-He asked for her band In mar-

rta«a.“

“Well, why didn't ake *1ve him the one that 1* always In her father's pock ett"—Harper's Weakly.

lekett and his eon. Bob.

were boon companlous. They beloafad ! to the same clubs, played bUlUnla and S >lf to(vtlwr, and ou uue occasion. - he Ither was a widower—made lore to I the aatuc woman. But there waa no 1 rivalry In the matter, for neither knew of the other a attentions and nelthart Intentions were serious. When they bsK-ame aware of the fact, they b

I rood laush orer tt

Unt the dry came when a glri < 1 betw«>u the Wlcketta. She did not more in their rxclualre circle, for omdc her own Uvln«. Her family had been wealthy, but that was before ‘ time. W lekett senior forbade tans The couple were married, and i be father a ml sou became as strangers. There was nothin* to do hut for youn* Mr* Wick ett to retain her poalUon. Bob had no knowledge of and was not fitted fur business. He tried several subordinate positions and failed at them ali At last be *r«w deeper

Wars'* Pharmacy epeelalUas la soda alar, cream, tos eruabad frulu, sundries, Hina' root bear, orangeade, ginger ale, ab*v*i lee Ware's Pbarmaoy, Oesan au«et and OolumbU avenue. The Klberou There M no place In ibis city-by-lhc sea where one can have more comlorl and rest than the Klberou. It Is in the centre of the city and yet but a few from the beach. J. K. Wilson * .-ton, the proprietors, are noted for ihdr ability In make their guosU fee

tint dees job mor\ executed at the aboruwl n *Uoc—Hkualxi.

For Hale One Rood Work borer, one open wagon, a double eel of working harness Apply “L" H kra|,b office, 814 Washington ilreet.

Whitman's ooofocUoos, Lowney'e jnfeclions,Peter*'chooolalea. Hen ' cbooolalee, afler-dinnar mints, ice cream soda with crushed fruits, Ware's Pharmacy, Ocean it. and Ootumbta ava.

HEM (in •ntsrwd Uw rsyos she fsllwl to Win is she was so thin— « hada't the tayce.

He—He certainly 1* unless he gets tt la advance.—8t. Louis Poet-Dis-

patch.

Obllvleue. -Good id«ht r she s4«lMd. and ywt oooe •Oood Blebtr tie cried “Adleur The parlor clock struck one before

work, no matter how bumble. He very food of Iron**, and a livery stable keci-cr offered him the poet of ai ant manacor. He accepted It. can't go with the swells any mi be said, • so tt doesn’t make much ference what !^o.“ 1‘enplte the difference between position of s liveryman and a ao< man Bob found his work endurable. Had It not been for this dlfferenc would have found It to bis taste. It w as. be waa In constant terror of being recagnlaad by aome of his for-

mer associate*.

Meanwhile Frederick Wick ett haring a dull time of it without hia chum *on. Arrived at an age when new Intimacies are hard to pined for companionship. He would hare married, but congenial marriages are as difficult to make to order as friendships All be could do was to spend the moat of his time driving. I sutomobillr.it or st his club, but at neither did hr- find those with whoi be could obtain enjoyment One day Bob Wlckett had a run < bad luck. While aU the drivers wei out there was a telephone call from lady, one of the beat customers of the stable, for a carriage to dri’ catch a train. Bob waa directed to do the job When returning from the station be saw on the sidewalk his old friends approaching. He drew bla coat collar up about fall polled bla hat down over his _ this way. though the former friend looked straight al him. Bob I

Trine to Wildwood

The motor power yachts Use K, and Gertrude which have been a great sentence to thoee desiring a pies torn Dip between Cape May and Wildwood. Tfeeae two yachts have hem thoroughly overhauled and will be tn better trim to make their scheduled lime and with more Dips than previous yean. They started on their summer schedule last Thui day. ^ Ware’s Pharmacy specialties In . jda water, ice cream with crushed frulu sundaa. Hires’ root beer, orangeade, ginger ale. etc., with shaved Ice. Wares’ Pharmacy. Oosan street and Columbia Avenue.

TK* Ms eying Parson. “Til marry any pair 1 pleas* ^Why should you ihlokJt^fuanyT I raally n^^tha Fu*l*_r TK. Ukslioot Kind. “If dogs could talk. I wonder what sort of remarks they would prefer." “1 imagine they would do best at biting retort* - —Baltimore American. Rulsd Out. 'Whsn I the untr Shall leave with n

Scarcely bed be neaped on. ftcetion than he fell Into ; Hearing a sharp "HeyT on t

about to say "No"

occurred to him that-his father would recognize his voice. He said nothing, but quickly turning his face to rsea. pulled op to the curb, ’Athenaeum club.” said Mr. Wlckett

senior, stepping

—Harpor** Weekly The Limit. “What do you Imagine Is the worut torture of future punishment 7" “Having friends aak yon If it's hot enough for yem "—-Cleveland Leader. Mannish GirTl Evolution. Ts he a brida each maiden plans

Bon at having his father Insid drive whither he Hksd. Various plans passed through his bead, but oooe got A foothold. He thodghr of driving to

father bow miserably be Bred, hoping to touch bla heart, but be fear would rather offend Ms pride, reached the clnb without having hit i anything “ ‘ * “ alighted, took o

The two men stood looking at other without speaking. Tbare w strange expression In the father's < Many a time they had bees driven together. Many a time one or the other bad banded the fare to a coach The father thought of this and more. _ hw Ma boy mounting bla pony. He saw him later, la fashionable at tire, astride his bone In the park, sd-4' rnlraMi alike for bla handsome face

CITY DIRECTORY.

Major—jrredsrick‘j.Malrlo Jsn.l.lfilO Aldsrntan—P. K. Duka. .. .Jan 1. IfcM Coupon—Wm. E Shaw .. .Jan. I. mo ' Sam. H Moore. ..Jan. L 1*1! * Jos. Hand ......Jun.t.U10 ■“ StflweU Hand ...Jan. 1.1110 “ Jas. J. Doak ....Jan. 1.M1I **■ Joseph H.Hlwrfl .Jan. t, 1011 * Sum. P. Ware ...Jan.I.UOO " * Loula C. Sayre .. Jan. L 1*W “ P. 8. Townsend..Jan. 1,1000 Racordw—J. W. Thom peon. Jan. 1,1$10 Aaer-aor—Gbav T. ( aupbMI Jan.l. 1W00 Collector—8ol. Needles ...Jan. 1.1M0 Treasurer—1. H Smith Jr., Jan. IflMK) at/Bolldtor-Tho* P Curley.Jan.1,1911 Bldg- Inspector, W. T. Stov- * Jan. 1.1909

The New Water Works Are oow completed sod same turned rer u> the oily. Char lea A. Basin of 806-07 Jackson at has just received a large supply of lee cooler* from two ft*iion* to ten gallons, whereby the enU can now get their lee and lest new water supply. Buy your water cooler from Mr. Bwain and be contented.

T&e habit of lbrifl always follows a iso. Have money and deposit the ime on interest in Security Trust Company, then It makes money while you sleep.

Lewis T. Stevens is Commissioner of Deeds for the Bla tea of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, also Notary Public, 814 W ashing ton st.

Get your lee Cream of the Caep May Baking Co., No. 406 Washington

The Harbor has been greatly im-

proved during the early spring and is new An every particular and especially adapted for the comforts and pleasures of those that love the sea. It Is a first-

house and lu location at Hehel-

tenger’s landing puts it in the midst

of the boatmen's headquarters.

Bsv. J W. Louden will conduct lb* ecrvieas at fhgUuld Bpring Presbitarua TttllMt, Uxiwtav mnrniM g( UL9U.

BOARD OP EDUCATION.

A’lUlam Porter Edw. H. Phillips, Clerk. 1908 William R..hireppard Winiam B. Gilbert 1909 George 8. Douglaas .1909 Luther C. Ogden 191U Charles Jork...................

BOARD OP HEALTH. Dr A L Leach, President.Sept 1.1909 Dr V.M D.Marey, Health officer *• 1906 Robert. 8. Hand “ 1909 William K. Bbeppasd . “ 1910 William Porter, Secretary •• 1910 George L Lor ett “ 1908 COUNTY DIRECTORY. Justice Supremo Court—Tbos. W. Trenchard. Hep 1914 circuit Judge—Allen B. Endlcotf

'. H. Pina, Valloy Forge Memorial. 12—Rev. Edw. A. Carson. Sl i Pauls, Philadelphia. 19—Rer. Geo. J. O. Kromtr, Assistant of 8L Michael’s | and til Angels. Baltimore. 26—Rer. Geo. J. G. Kromer. Assistant of 8L Michaels, and all Angela. Baltimore og. 1—Ear. Waldomar Jan sou. Philadelphia. 9—Rev. Q. Wharton McMul1 an,Long Island. New York 14— Rev. William H. Graff, Me mortal Church of the Holy Comforter, Philadelphia. 15— Rev. WUllam H. Graff. Memorial Church of the Holy Comforter. Philadelphia. td—Rev. O. Livingston Bishop. 8L Barnabas, Mantua. N. J. The Bishop of New Jersey Is ex pec ted to be at the service on Aug 2nd.

Lew Judge—James M E. HUdreth Rep 1911 Prosecutor of Pleas—Ernest W. Lloyd, Rep. _.~19I3 Sheriff—Robert R. Corson. Rep Coroner—IV. A. Lake. Rep. Coroner—Wm. H. Thompson 1908 Coroner—Nathan A. Cohen, .....1909 County Clerk—Julius Way, Rep...1910 Surrogate—Chas- P. Vsuaman.... 1912 County superintendent ot Schools.’ Oscar O Barr 1M« County Collector—Joseph I. Scull. Rep 1908 County Board of Elections—Learning E Hughes - 1UW County Board of Election*—Hsary F. Daugherty. Rep. 1908 County Board of Elections—Chas T. Norton. Dem County Board of Elections—Michael H Kearns, Dem HX» Terms of Court—Second Tuesday In April, September and December.

BOARD OP CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS A. B. Smith. Palermo Jan. 1,1910 W. 8. Johnson. Ocean City .Jan. 1.1910 John P. Pox. Ocean City . .Jaa. 1.1910 Sylvester Spence, Goehen.. Jan. 1. 1911 J. D. Ludlam. So. Dennis . .Jan. 1.1910 D. Schellenger. Eras Jan. L1909 J. T. Bennett. Cape May ..Jan. L1910 H & Rutherford, Cape May Jan. L 1909 Charles Bayre. Sea Isle Oly. Jan. 1,1911 Chas Ctonting. Sea Isle City, Jan. 1,1911 Anthony R. Bmlth. Director Samuel Townsend. Clerk State Senator—Rob. E. Hand. Rep.191 Assemblyman—C. E. Billie. Rep .1901

TAX<X)MMI8BIONER8.

EUis B. Marshall, SeesHle. Stilwell H. Townsend. Cape May Court .1911

Edw. W. Date.

trip-

I Downey's eostfecliona always fresh. Whuman's super

Aaron W. Band. Cape May CUy.—1910' Church Directory

’s a. c. csdbcb. . S. Kelly, Rector.

i hours—0 to 11 a. i Sandsys. 6.15,8 and 10 a. Weekdays, 7JUa m. md Friday * days before Ike First Fridsi r. from S-80 to 6. p. m , and Dorn 7 80 409JO p

-Bairns'Day’s and 1 Hon of lb* Holy Con

store of Joseph Band, • la ear Mtyr fcavlng

esUbrishmsnM to ear eUyt bating esUbliahed la PhU«ffift«k - L and moved to onr city sans I . years ago. It has long been known as oue of Cbs aiast tellable Mr the repeirfagof; * “ ' *

towm,N.J

S&jtat-sAtag:

luumj millOVi *k 2 ho p. m. aver msetiag Wednesday SAW p. a. x. P. 8. C X Friday st 7.So p. m. SDangerl always weleome. 84. Pstsrs-by-ths-Sea, Caps May Feint

SECURITY TRUST CO. 5TfcffEMEN f

Capita). Surplus a ltd undivided profits f 841,199.07 DepositK .... 2198,038.06

CAPK MAT ADVIUOKY BOA tit)

J. SPICER LEAMING AARON W. HAND WILLIAM K. CA88EDY ALBERT G. BENNETT

HENRY C. THOMPSON Secretary DB. JAMES M EC RAY REUBEN T. JOHNboN JOHN B. HUFFMAN HON. ROBERT E. HAND

T. 11. TAYLOR ^=CENTRAL SHOE STORE^=

FIRE ALARM CALLS. The Fire Department has rearranged a fire alarm boxes, and the following are the numbers and new location of

' axes.

95. Washington strset, near Scbellrnger> Landing. 82. Washington street, near Union. 47. Washington street and Madison

renne.

M. Lafayette and Bank * tree lx, 68. Broad and Elmira streeU. 66. PitUbnrg and New Jersey ayenne* 89 Stockton avenue, between Jefferson tnd Queen street* 78. Franklin and Washington streets 76. Howard street, oppomte Stockton 82. Col urn bis Avenue and Gorney

street*

84. Ocean street, near Beach ayenne. 91 South Lafayette and Grant streeL.

92. Broadway and Beach avenue. 93. Perry street, near Bridge. 94. Perry street and Beach avenue.

0O« Washington Bt. CAPK MAT. ft. J. Op. lloadlng Terminal, Where all Tolley* Bmp Dealer inL’otti and Shoes, Bathing Slippers and Rubber Good*, Sole Agent in Cape May for Lambrrtville Snag-Proof Boot* and King Quality Shoe* For Men Repairing in all it* Branches Blacking Dressing and Findings lor Sals. Ball Banda the bea- Kuiber Boot. kevstoae Phone 1-38 71

Established 1872

94. Perry street and Beach avenue. 96 Washington and Jackson streets’ 97. Columbia avenue and Decatur

attest.

98. Washington and Ocean street*

Oar Secret Noe let lorn.

Adonlrsm Chapter, No. SB, Royal Arch Masons—Convocations, third Monday of month at todg* room. Washington

and Franklin street*

Cape Island Lodge, No. 80. F. and A. M. —ComttoniesUons. second and fourth

Washington and Franklin ytreet*

Cape May Camp. No. BR*. Modern Wood ISO of America—Meet* first Wednesday

of each month at Aodltoriom.

Gape May Conclave. No. 181, Improved Order of H*pUsoph*-MeeU at Ogden'. IIsH.II* Washington street, on second and

tooatb Thursdays of each month

Cap* May Council. No. 199); Royal Arsaom—Mseta first and tnlrd Thursday* of

. Independent sack Monday

Eureka Lodge, No. . Ladles’ I. O. M— ai MW at No. 804 Washington attest.. Friendship Connell. No. *7. D. of A.- ■ Maott od Tassdsg afurnooo of seek weak at l.«. In Jr. O.C.A.M. HaU. Cold Spring. The John Mecray Poet No.. *0, G. A jeeto oa lb* third Friday of each m at 7.90 o’clock-p. m„ at Franklin *

E ONLY LAUNCH LINE

Mia W ^

C*pe Mffij xnd Wildwood LargMhdOosnfostaUe Ls "Mjv- and “JAY E.”

J^ssen’s ^akery HOTELS AND COTTAGES SUPPLIED

524 Washington Street

TAis Space is Reserved for

C. H. Taggart

JEWtLRY AND WATCHMAKING

Largest stock of carefully selected goods. Clocks of all kinds. Repairing of Watches, Clocks or Jewelry promptly and skilfully done. BELF0ED GARBI80N 'as w—a**,— sc. M.V

BUT TOTO FRUIT AT HOGAN’S i*P£ Mrs 0811 FRUIT STORE Forty years in the Frnit and Candy Business. East Cape May delivery. Special sealed packages for Hotel Guests. No charge for package and delivery. 501-3-5-7-9 WiSHIRGTOR ST.

'T'he Mansion Bakery • -*- -317 Mansion St.

WM. WALDORF. Prop’i

All kinds of Plea, Cakes, Hot Boss, Biacoita, Fane* Goods, Etc. . Hotels and Uottag* trade soiled tod. Orders left at Uw store or given to the drivers, will be given prompt and careful attention.

ELI ROSENTHAL... Merchant Tailor Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing, Dyeing, Men’s and Ladie's Suits made to order

CAPE MAT. W. i

Manufacturing Jeweler Repairing of Fine Watche*, Jewelry, Ac. Poll line of Cut Glass, Hand Painted

China, Jewelry, &c.

JOS, g. EUTD, 311 Washington St The History of -.•Cape May Comity:-

THE ABORIGBJAL TIMES TO THE RESENT DAT