CAI’E'MAY DAn.Y n EH A 1.1). WEOKESDAY. 3\TLY 8, IQQg.

■CK AND POULTRY NOTK&.

r»d «a«M of it cood i* ►Ir.ilp of ktH-* la nior n an; othor Ihlui lain. n<K moul.lv broad b milk with a hit to One grit mind la on* of the b-at Brat fooda tar ip durka Vy a good crad* of praparad roof-

thr frpqornt |ialnlaruodca rovpra vy ran froquaotly

Caps lay Daily Heralfl Cottage Directory ior 1908

im am omit tod will pleace call at or notify The Herald, No. «1! Waablngtou tStrwK, and tbalr kamoa wlU ba proparly In acrlod.)

ouug ducks Take a* the ducks am «ash them when

Arnold , Krodaclok £, MO North aL AftoldL Mm. Windsor Avenut

tiruua, J. C, 1010 Waah. St

tiUpham. Samuel, 810 Columbia Aire ..nugburai, MUa H. L-, 31 Ocean St Kuan, lien ton b.. C4& Hufiboa St Livnuett Harry G, fWI Weal ITirry »'

itautu. George, 28 Jackson St

tiurua, ttev. James. Ml Waah. St

uoyd. Geo. W„ Hotel Cape May.

tiaaitle. Mrs. 0L H.. 811 Beach Am. Barry. Ur. Vera, »1» Stockton A*e. Bruce, lira Catherine A.. 102 Ocean St Baird. Uarid U.JU klrat Avenue. Barclay, William K-, 30 klrat Are. Bennett Judson O, 887 Waah. St

Bush Andrew S M »18 Waah St

Board man. Horace M . *tti Waah- St. Brooka, Joseph It, bdl Wash- St Benstead. Klchard, MU Queen St Baker, John A, Ml Columbia Are.

Bailey. JcUtS M.. bll Queen St olaaeiey, John. 28 Con*res* St

wtoau, atm U M-, Kearney Are. Berger. Mrs. Florence. 2w» Howard St

Tb. la'* man should DrYer encage In ih.* poultry business. Poultry rain Inc requires more hard and contlhooii» work per didlar of profit than any

oih-r division of the farm

g Pullets should be fed wheat and oats, also beef scraps. If obtainable, bui do not allow them to get fat as far pullets do not begin to lay early. Hon t let the chickens go Into win ter qusrters on a dirt door If the

poultry house Is In a low, damp loom- , .. ...

1,00 a hoard fi.u.r will prorMc warmth. Wlauia S.. MU Wash- St

Birds ihat ar.- raised .In large tumi Keuben. iys tXcau St bers should hare meat or ground j cortj, James C, 223 Perry St bone as :t Is possible that even free cloud. Mrs. A-'b.. Sib Queen S rwecc will not supply enough animal j Campion. Klchard. SOI Beach < food Cog. Walter, 83a htockton Are. 1 Craig, John F-, Columbia Are. Ukes Dry FsedinQ. | Cohen. Joseph. 21H Ocean St

1 And the dry feeding method rery

ash. St

Casiedy. Wm. F, • <08 Corgle St

satlslactor* with young chicks, writes ' Ciark, Jamea, W)2 **

. correspoodeot of Farm and Home ou W.- use a .mall mIM (or cracking corn. | TIB Franklin St The corn Is mixed with bran and fed cbeW> Wm- h., 245 Windsor Are. In a long Feeding trough or hoard. It i chew. Mrs. S.. 201 Windsor Are. takes only ihroe-fourtha as tBaeh*feed ' Cumminga. Udwiu J., 728 Wash. St

aa by the wet mash system, the fowls 1 D do not gorge themselves, the lltnld _ , , . ... .. ,K„ir .u.r- ..a *».. r^A loft • Heacon. Uotils J . 8-3 Columbia Are

ones get their share, and the Feed left t Jofc .ph. bis Beach Are. orer does not sour and eansc bowel , UArii ^ Charles N.. 337 Iteach Are and other trouble. Qlre the chicks all I .v.i|j. gi., i*. Bouth Bafayettc bt the milk yon can spkre, bet feed It by | ua*ts. K'uw»id U, bob Hughes bt

Itself. , i Derwent Kopert. Broadway. - — J Uougherty. Frank a., 924 Cor.ie St Mansgeirent Ceusts. l uatls, Mrs. S, 1«J6 Stocklon Are.

As la all other business, manage • Dongherty, meet counts for most In the production j

of poultry The muon may be erer eo ^iTi^aacla'Kj; 614 Gafgyelie bt perfect the battle wtth the pests and u. F 28 Jackson bt disease may be •— > ... —

wKbhnt managet

Oeorj* T.. 80B Beech Are Luuaa. James W.. (2* Hughes St lutndeil. Mrs. I. B, Congress Bt Laird. Sopber U-. 221 Grant St l,ea. Henry C. 9 Grant St Leagert. M. A, 822 Columhla Art. laveck. . JO.. 1811 Lafayette St Leedom. Joseph. Ml Congress Bt Leach. Dr. A. L.. J011 Lafayette Bt

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Mores, Frank. Bsach Avenue. Mills. Dr. James, 815 Stockton Are. McCullough. Alexander, 817 Hughns 8 Maguire. Miss CaaaU. 81 Jackson St Moore. B. IL. The Btberoa. Moorhead. J. W.. 821 Hughes St McCienry, Dr. James. 221 North Bt Mlllsr Alfred B.. 11*5 Wash Bt MacFarland. Leo, 721 Oolnmbla Are. McGrath, U J. BIB Bench Are. McKenna, A. D.. 8 IS Beach Are. McCabe. 8. B.. 902 Columbia Are. Middleton. Georgs P . 24 Congress Bt Miller, C. J., 813 Stockton Aro. Mfdleu. Edward B., 785 Columbia Are McCreary. \V. H.. 84 Guerney 8t Bee ray. Jeremiah. 211 Decatur Bt Mecca;. John W, 213 Decatur St McCredy. R. W . 853 Hughes 8t McMullen. W. J.. 207 Congress Place Monroe, 1‘eter. *85 Congress Place. Matthews. C. L., 397 Broadway. Mudgo. E N.. 84 Jackson Bt Monroe. John L. W. Beach Are. Marshall. J. W.. 236 Congress St •laris. Mrs. W.. 712 Corgis Bt Miller, C. Karl. C54 Hughes 8t McLeod. Rev. J.. 610 Hughes Bt Marshall, a 0., 18 First Are. v McDonnell, W. C.. 619 Hughes 8t Miller. R. R.. 1143 Wash 6L Marcy, Samuel 8.. 416 Bank Bt Marcy, D. V. M. D..Cor. Ocean and Hngbss Bt McKnlght, Mrc R/J.. 749 Wash. St Mocray. Frank. 612 Hughes 8L Melvin. F. J.. 516 Broad St MulUner. J. Harry. 216 Perry 6L McCausIand. A- <1.. 609 Franklin St. Macglll. C. C.. 903 Stockton Ave. Morice, W. W.. 829 Stockton Avs. McGrath. Louis J.. 819 Stockton Are Marls. Mrs John N.. 915 Beach Are. Miller. Frank W, 8«1 Hughes St Miller, luunuel E.. 641 Hughes St Morris. Mrs. Evan. 621 Columbia Are.

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Newkirk. John B., 1015 Reach Are. Nlrdllnger, Frank. 632 Hughes St. Nellson, William. 23 Jackson St Nellaon. Dr. T R. 8 Atlantic Ter. Newkirk. I Robert, 915 Beach Are. Norris. Dr. R. C.,

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Ogden! George. 746 Washington St j Otter. Howard F.. Broadway. O'Crowley. M.. 12S_Dec*tar Bt

, 'Cor. Ocean and j

Bvery c

UuPont Irene. 813 Beach Are. Darla. Miss C. B., eui Hughes St Lie Silver. Robert S., Bench Avenue

and Jackson St

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Aqua Purs.

New Drug Clerk—is this

tiled water'

Druggist— What’ Clerk isniang)

bad

Druggist—Tes. that's It—New York !

Weekly. j Mrs! aT 0-. 505 Hughes St

: Edmunds, J. Henry, 42 Jackson St

Taste, flat aed KHison. Wm. IL, 131 Stockton Are Tastes flat and ^ 8 ^ AT e.

LIFE'S PATH. ; Edmunds. Wrs. Mary M„ 684 Waah

■ lagtoo Bt

Aanennr Mental Eauloment la Not Ab- ‘ EldredgC, Kills C., 213 Pdf if St gopsrtor Mental Eqelpment is not as- n, j Smallwood. U4i

FOR BUCCESS

. - a ..v- LI dredge, Samuet 7.. 916 Waah. Bt •

If you are not rery dew. donT be |

discouraged, lb Is not always the F , brainy man. or the poaltira genius, | piynn. James, 19 Jackson Bt who makes headway. If nature has j Focer _ Dueled. *38 P*ry St only given you average brain power. , Fen ner. Mn. *"■*!■. 715. Corgle Bt then make up for tt by cultivating oth- Fenton. George F, 257 Grant Bt er valuable qnalltiee. J rslklohtirg,.J,.B68 Waah. St Go la for genuine, honest work, j Poster. Mrs. Sarah A, *01 «r^W

reeman. Dr. v* alter J., aso oeac

Avenue. ,f- .

ariey. B. Henderson. 659 Hashes Bt.

Take a pride In doing ererr Job well. Turn out the rery beet article you can produce. Do nothing as If It were

trifling.

Earn tor yourself a reputation for reliability and stanch honesty Be known as "• white man. - These are predoes qualities So Is punctuality Cultivate a habit of turning up promptly to time.

Gray. GUea. Mias M. a, 242 Windsor Qiwroe, 0 * Mr*. M. M, » Atlantic

Be willing, keep your temper well under control, and. by your word* and deeds, convince those around r-o that you an to be treated. Just then, think of your chances.

i these linen Then is

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iemtig, John it, 107 Ocean St •graves. Ferd J, 631 Columbia Are. Urmrea. N. Z.. South Lafayette adn

Gallagher, Christopher. 45 Jackson St

Herald. (Dally and Waskly), ,814

ARE ABHAMEO OF THEIR JOB. Mae Not on Exhibition While

-l dout see why Bat dweller, “that of washing clothes when they an caught at It Why sheuMut they?

Hepburn. W. Horace. Boaoh Are. HailoweU, J. Wallace. Hotel Cape May. Hughaa. Mrs. H 8, 81* Hughes Bt ilackett, Stanton 1L. 88' Hand. Bobert 8.; 7*6 J

I yet K «s rate j

Hamed. Frank P-. 923 Stockteu Ara HSteal. MUlard E, 610 Hughes 8* Hearer, Dr. ». J, M» Wash Bt Hail. Mm U M 80S Lafsywtie St Hand. Dr. Ansa M.. 518 Waah. 88.

r!!!f - . "“r“* : Hand. JomAUOl Wash 8t

.penmen- through mr klMfce* wte ^

Hawkey. Jobs Is. 412

Hickey, a F^ 824 Wash SL Hutflm Gilbert C, 912 Ms^teou An Heghes. L P, 222 Furry 8t .oghea. J. W, U*1 Wushtegwu Bt

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CAPE

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COOLEST SEASIDE SUMMER BE80RT OH THE ATLANTIC 00*87 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 J to io degrees cooler In Summer and wanner in Winter than any other Resort on the Atlantic Coast, north of Florida. • It stands on a jmniMula Juttlttg out between the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay. Aa a HEALTH RESORT it is a nnsurpaased. Equable and dry climate. It is tbs Home of Fashion and Wealth in the Summer season, with a history of one hundred years as such. Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the ccean front, just inside, occupants can enjoy at the aams time au unobetrocted view.of Old Neptune. The Finest Beach Strand In the World is Here THE BOARDWALK is a splendid esplanade, over five mile* in length, with unobstructed views of the ocean. FISHING, RAILING, GUNNING and the kindred sports in both sliH and rough water*. Large fleet of public yachts. BATHING. A highly valued feature of many of the hotels are the hot and cold sea water baths, both public and private. Cape May Possesses the Finest Sea Bathing in the World, because its beach is smooth, with a gradual descent into the water. There are no holes

galleys, and no life lines are required.

YACHTING, The Cape May Yacht Club is headquarters for yachtsmen. The harbor contains five hundred acres. , DRIVING, RIDING, ETC. Miles of beautiful Streets and Avenues. Good roads tliroug the abjacent country. GOLF- The links of the Cape May Golf Club, among the finest in the United States, are open all Summer. Frequent tournament^TILE COTTAGE COLONY is a distinguished feature, made up of residenU of the leading cities of the Union. It is a SHORE RESORT with alltheadvanUges of the Couimtv Place, becanse it is the only resort on the coast, on the main land

and not on a sanded island, and along its ave nuts are trees with verdant foliage. THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered from farms in the adjoining country.

Otrrctly Racing the Ocean

, Cor. Ocean and <

Phillips. Dr. W

Hughes Bta.

Phillips. Dr. E. Ughes St* » .1 Paul. Mrs. Bertha R-. 209 Congress!

race.

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Rogers. John M.. 509 Colombia Are. | Reed, Mr*. Anna S-. 618 Lafayette St | Roussel!, Albert E., M. D-. 10 South ; Lafayette St Rodau, David W.. *38 Perry St Reed. Dr. C. H.. 637 Hugh.* St. Reeves, George. 407 Broadway Rudolph. S. A.. 35 Jackson St . Ruuchman. Frank S., Eighth Are. Reeves. G. W . 1114 Lafayette St Rice. L. L.. *11 Perry St.

shields. Pieter. Beach and Trenton Avenue/. Sanborn. A. £.. 209 Howard SL Slckler, Dr. W. B., Cor. Ocean and Hnghea Bt* Smith, H. H., 901 Stockton Ara. Sewell. W. Joyce. 908 CohimMa Are. Simea, Samuel, 208 Wlndaor Are. Betrell. Robert, *27 Windsor Are. Sheppard, L L-, 44 Jackson St Sikes. G., 8th and Beach Armiuea. Sherron. Wm. T.. 820 Wlndaor .Ara.

H., 612 Lafayette St Lewis T., 7*2 Oonrie St Wte. T.. 728 Corgle St Smith. L K.. SOS Washington Bt

Jacob. SO Congress Street sker, J. L, 819 Stockton An Stevenson, .W. N., Beach Ava Sayre. Louis C., 822 Wash. St Belts, Angnataak Eighth Are. Starr, Dr. R. Walter, New Jersey an Baltimore Ayes. ScbeUenger, B. lu. 488 W. Terry Bt Shields, Chaa. &. 408 Lafayette Bt Shields, Patar. Beach Avenue. Smith. W. ft. 812 Washington Bt Smith. U. 8 . 921 Washington Bt Stevens. William U. 218 North St Stltee, E. P., 612 Lafayette St Stites. 8. R., 1102 Lafayette St Saariea, E. J.. 806 Broadway.

CAPE flAY„ N. J. | '®lP8i3 v ?©IB ?!aS SSA30H lit* Directly on the Beach- Newly Furnished JOHN TRACY

THE HARBOR

Tsah, T. J., 72B Wash. St. ~ s. A. C., 868 Wash. Bt

W. E., 7 North St

»nd, L. H.. 40B1 Wash. Bt Taylor, J. t. 918 Oeaan St ——i, H. C, 810 Waah. St

reyraaaatf, E- F-, 427 Washington I rewnaend, F. Bn 838 Waah. Bt

*W' B. A. Smith, Prop. .CAPE MAY, N. J. OPENED FOR SEASON OF 1908 Corner Rooms and Unites with Parlor* and Baths Extra, erts in Ball Room, mornings 10 12: Hops Evenings, 8.30 to 10 Concert! 10 to 12 in Japanese Room

Hotel Lafayette

iCHELLENGERS

Lan

DING

d Hire. Fishing and CrmMtta« Bnpples Furnished JAMES A. CARROLL

roll 'ffiHa - IfSrI

Central Location. Convenient to al! points. Spadous & Cool V tnoteN-lewofSteaod Bathing Utnumla. TaUe EkceUee-^-

Room* 62.00 ti a by the Week

fl§ Washington and Jackson Streets Qxiiclt 'fovne'h Service Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANK E. WRISLEY

Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

J. R. WILSON St SON

Modern conveniences. Handsome suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted. Dining room has a seating capacity of 2oo w. h. church, o

TUI? A I mWC DECATUR ST. (Firet house 1 n Er from beach.) Open aU the year. Roonu- arge and airy. Appointments firM-dass. Cuisine exorll^nL Rates,per day, upward; ?io per week, upward. ;'S. , V . Theodore MuBller. Manufacturing | New Store Confectioner... f New Factory Full Line of the Best Candies TKOXAS H. WTLIBANZ 407 Washington SL

5 CAFE and BUFFET 50c.

J0HB. J. MeCAM, Prop’r