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“What do you imagine la tb* wont torture of fnrure ponlabmentT" “Having friends ask you If tt*s hot

SATISFIED CUSTOMERS

WILL YOU BE ONE V

405 Washington Et.

WARE’S NEW

— Philadelphia T harmacy- - Ocean St., and Colombia At*. Pancaimua Dmootsr* RaotarimxD Oor Prrocrlptloodrparlm*nt will reorlv* *T*ry oarr and att*utkm Tb* purpoa* of this at are la to supply noytblog uaocly bad In a first class city plao*. A share of > yoor patronage aoUcltad. Ware’s Pharmacy

DR. S. F. WARE

SOS Ocean Street

THE CECIL HOTEL

CAFE AND and Coolest Place in town.

Open for Sesioa of 1908

BUFFET

Sea Foods and Salads a Specialty

Private Banquet Rooms Jor Supper Parties. Phone Orders Receive Prompt' Attention Cottage Trade Solicited

Tku Space 'Reserved for

SINK

The Leading Barber

TJJSTCLE DIO ICS \ eiBBaiBisaa iaai! 1 ii. asity iBayaa |

A Work Shop F93 emUHEV

Oiwn Mrurwla* anil 1 Saitird y tumningo 1(1 to 12 ant nt olbrr tlmrs to •mt patroua. aro v. mxm Pupil* illav enter wit ■•Ivantagv nt any ttm> Vi-iloM UVlc .ni*. ALLCN LATAHAW Toat • a boaefc, oppoolu

ICHAMD at. ■tNarcAD. Wr** —Thoroaghly Krooeoted Strictly r nt C

All Kinds of PLUMBING & GAS FfTTlNG Promptly Allended To

Cape SKay Siranch of the % ) ats'Ka'X School >. Open Thnraday J»ly ®th. **

To b* » brVJo *•

A Girl's Evolution.

Tty a Cecil Club Sandwich. Tbe

Ware's Pharmacy apedalties in aoda water, lea cream wlU crushed fruits sandaa. Hires' root beer, orangeade, ginger ate. etc., with

Tb« bbUl of thrift always follows a man. Save money and deposit the same on interest In Security Trust Company, then It makes money while

Lewis T. Stevens’u (om mission Deeds for tha State* of Pennsylvania and New Jersey, also Rotary Public,

Tha Harter has bssn greatly improved durtac the early spring

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS far Ladies’ Corsets Royal Worcester “Bon To t,” Loomer, Thompson's Glove Fitting are among oor leading makes. Goods for the Bathers Bathing Suita to fit all People. Bathing Shoes for Children aa well as for idulls MRS. E. TURNER 32; Wuhlaeton Si. CAFE MAT. N. J.

Before Leaving

CAPE MAY HERALD

House Painting as it was Done IN THE GOOD OLD TIMES ■*=& Dutch prodess lead It I* abaoletaly uDehaagaabi* by aay climate or harteu*r lakh* world. Whm used with rrfinad Qnmtd Oil. My work cao b* amn on firtr oe mar* oottagm la thte cLy Son* but tbe beat materials on eo*d oamy wotkaaaaa b* *aUafactor1ty pit by tb* bills sod receipt* thereof, aa wall as earUtelaa of tb* facta, srhtek can at

p roar of tho Cion weed He«ol

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BOTH PHONES LADIES ENTRANCE CAMDEN BOTTLING CO. 312 art S14 VmUnIm Sired -

Patterson A Donne No. • Whiskey Overbort Trimbew 5S3,!

A Large Variety of B*«H Hasten Ohio Fells Favorite Keel German Lager Tailoring and French

OLD HByAFAP— FOR SALE I Onnmemtar of’ a onat eer nnsmVL J Apply to U* ( Are Mat H»av». |

Cape May

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CAPE MAY ILLUMINATING CO. 0. A. Merchant, Jr., Ugr. Both Phones. We Carry a Full Line of

Gas Radiators, Gas Portables, Gas Ranges, Welsbach Lamps, All kinds of Gas Appliances.

Grand Opening Camden Bottling Company IZZ SliST 0 ' HU* ffwWafl*. Slml A beautiful Ladies Reception Room with lady attendants

WEEKLY EDITION

pOLLARD’S

Mailed To Your Address

1.00 for Year !i) Advance

U©m. <§. §t euer ?^ iftf B0*r»MID«HUNCH • BtffljaTfit Office ini Shop-Cor. Corgis and Jeferson Sts. CAFE HAT, V. J.

Pollard ® Burns Stock

DO TOD READ THE HERALD! jgp IT IS TO THE INTEREST OF EVERY man who visits Or owns property in Cape May to fee a reader ol the Cape May Herald. In its columns you will find throughout the year much matter that will interest and be of value to you lor the trifling cost of one dollar per year. It you do not already take the Herald cut out and fill in the following coupon, enclosing check or a one dolllar bill, and tnail same to “Herald,” Cape "May, New Jersey.

^Company:

ts®a f l@5 f JULY 6-7-8 MONTANA Every Play Produced With Special Scenery and Electric Effects Vaudeville Produced Every Performance

JULY 9-10-11

--TURNED’ UPH.i Cates'. Crest 5«cc*,«. A kwtag l

IiD|K>rted and Domestic Wines sod Liijuo Mail orders delivered free in the ooonty.

and leading Been on hand.

THE BUOU ... DREAM ...

At the Entrance to Iron Pier Clear Pietorea—Cool Place Fixtures Change^. Daily

LKW18 T. STEVKXS. Pabllaber CAPE MAY HERALD Send aae tbe Herald fbr oae year, fbr whlob aaclatod «od *t.

KEITH'S LAUNDRY .Perry and South Lafayette Streets ^ All Class of Work at Lowest Prices ^ Prompt delivery and good service, fim wagon will cal

EOBgRT^H. ggTH ■ M- C. SWAIN MAXUFACTCRU OF

Artificial Stone Pavement. Cellan, noon. Store Etc

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