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CAPE MAYID^JLY HEBALD, TUESDAY, JULY|14 1908.

The Wyoming

• CAPE MAY POET OFFICE Arrival aM Departure of Malta WEEK DAY* ■rrlva Depart

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Carlton Bonse t ^^“ The Leading family House. Capacity «o. Large Grounds. Music. Booklet TERMS MODCPATE ft H. KROMEK, taU of Cape Hoes

SUNDAYS

WEEK DAYS

WHY SHE "SHOOK" HEI

Office open Suu-

RAiLROAD TIME TABLES Trains leare Cape Way for Pbilade ,-tila, as follow* Pennsylvania Rail

■ad. Weekday*.

Leave Cape May Arrive Ptilla

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A woman sat down In the ahoa department of a Naw Tork «tore and hade the clerk hurry. “I left a friend at the lace counter," ahe laid, "and I want to c*t my ahoa* fitted before •he gets here." The clerk apparently appreciated the glrcumitanee* He worked feat, and tn an Incredibly abort time the woman had (elected three satisfactory pair* of iboea "I wonder why aha was »o anriou* to get through before her friend came." remarked another cuitomer. "For the *ame reason that make* woman want to shop alone when buying »hoe*. - ' laughed the clerk. "She rather a large foot, and *he didn’t want her friend to find out what numte wears. It is seldom that the put' re of iboea shop In pairs. They may hang together when buying anything else In the store, hot when it nines to shoes esch woman strikes >ut for herself. The only exception he woman who has an unufually imall foot She would take her whole 1st of acquaintances along whsu buying ihoes if she could."

9 08 Broad St 11.00 12.65

6.66 Broad St

€.55 Broad St

6. JO

8.65 ’’ 10.55 READING RAILROAD WEEK DAYS I-eave Cape May Arrive Phils e 7.05 A. M. 8.45 A. M

1 SO P. !

9.45 " 8.25 P. M

A Friend. What Is the best thing tn life? I queried recently. - I have raised the same question aforetime, and found ths majority of responses leaned to "human affection " Sorely there is nothing that comes to us by the grace of God so helpful as this “friend." who may bo a husband, a wife, a sister or a brother, who knows the best of ns and the worst of us. and who can lore ns still, ready to stand by us till the morning when our craft has grounded in the shallows or is helplessly stationary tn maelstrom vortex, when tt*' need all the strength our God can give simply to lire my friend, - simply to live! How rare friands are one soon reailres. and how . priceless no worCv'can duly say — Home Cba*'

Clinched His Statement. They were cross-examining. In a Chicago court recently, a bookmaker who ha'T'heen caught In the tolls for playing some other game than his own. The third sub-assistant district attorney was Intent apen a conviction. however, ana was doing his best, none hoc successfully, to shake the taatimony of the defendant "You’re sure of that?" he yelled, as the bookmaker stock to an assertion that did not suit the case of the state. "Sure. I am certain." came the answer. "You remember that you are under oath?" "I do that" "And you’d swear to this statement of yours?" "Swear to It? Why. Mr. Lawyer, sod Judge, your honor. Td bet a hundred on it any

Hew Coal Grows. It taken a prodigious amount of vegetable matter to form a layer of coal, it belag estimated that the present growth of the world would make a lay tn Inch in

i United Btntna hna i then 44CDOO square miles of • than 100.000.000 1 la this

THE ORDINARY MORTAL.

A comical story is told of tho archbishop of York, who is as ardent fisherman. Not long ago he betook himar a few days to a little Yorkshire village, which boasted s good trout stream, and put up at a dean but modest hotel His grace on his arrival informed the landlord who bs was. end on leav wrote a chock for bis bill end handed It to his host. The landlord closely scanned the signature and asked: "What name is this?" "W. Ebor." knswered his grace "Ah," said ths landlord, as he pocketed the check. "I thought you ware ’.eillng me a falsehood when you told me you were the archbishop cf York." The man evidently did not know mt an archbishop has a name Ilka i ordinary person.

OPEN ALL THE YEAR

Two Squares from P. A R. or P. B B. Depc Arrangemanta. rates, etc., on appUcaUi

CAPE MAY CITY. N. J.

DIRECTLY IMPROVED *-^=^ JApflHESE HEtl ' <5©®.2)S Clolaone, Ir.umo and Fine China, Ivory, Lacquer Ware, Teak Wood Bronze, bUk Klmonoe, Linens, Screens, Framed Pictures, Toys, Novel-. Tice, Etc B. KASAI A’CO. L Iron Pikii - - Bsach Avknck

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^KWI8 T. STEVKNBCOCN8KLLOE AT LAW, 814 Washimotok 8t.,—Cars May. N.J. Master and Solicitor In Chancery. Supreme Court Commitnoner. Notary Public. Commissioner for Pennsylvdms.

SATISFIED CUSTOMERS

QK. H.W. LUMM1B . . . DENTIST . . . OfBce—Over Mbthav’h Drug Store Officb Hours

5 p. a.

MO to 8A0 evening

Both Phones

ELDREDGE & ELDREDGE REAL ESTATE 810 Washington (»». CAPE MAY, hf. , Agents and Broken .

■u 405 Washington St.

WARE’S NEW "Philadelphia a harmacy--St., end Columbia Ave. Pexecximoff Dbcogists RxoinTXRru Our Prescription department will

Ware’s Pharmac

DR. S. P. WARE

CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD Tide table for July, Aupuet and Sep-

Preseed Clear Through.

Children hare a very fair Idea of what constitutes Justice, end decidedly ebjeot to being punished more than they think they daeerre. A bright, little seven-year-old committed some trillng misdemeanor and was taken to

very seriously by bar i After listening some time In i Mabel said: "What makes yo

replied the mother,’T want upon your mind so that you won’t do K again." "Weil," was the response, with the faintest quiver of grief in her voloe. "I think Pm ’pressed clear through now." What oonid the mothdo but conclude »*>«» the lecson had an sufficiently •■•pressed" for the time being, end send toe little culprit about her play?

Why Are We Be Haref The following motto was on the wall of a woman’s bedroom: "Let us take kands and help each other to-day, became we are alive togbther." She Is e bride of e year, and that is the sentiment with which she furnished her bedroom end tries to ry nut in bar everyday Ufa The hard blow we give with e word, the moan thought or harsh Jedgmeat recoils on Uvea No woman who U hard and critical Is happy. "Take hands and help each other today" la the sure read to contentment

High Tide Saturday, July 11 Sunday, July 12 Monday, July 13 Tuesday. July 14 Wednesday .July 16 Thursday, July 1® Friday. July 17 Saturday. July 18 Sunday, July 12 Monday, July 20 Tuesday, July 21 Wednesday July 16 TBlreday, July 23 Friday. July 24 Saturday, July 25 Sunday, July 26 Monday, July 27 Tuesday, July 28 Wednesday .July 29 Thursday, July *0 Friday, July 81 Saturday, Aug. 1 Sunday, Aug. 2 Monday, Aug 8

humor. "It annoys ms," be said, one day, "If I am discourteously treated at the threshold of a friand s door. I end the maid. In her*rudest manner] me he was not In. sad shut the in face. I felt I must bs reled upon bar somehow, to 1 reC *d after an laterval of five min utee, rang the beU, and In my >er mildly said: -Did I

"Has he any Meads?" asked Judge of a prisoner in the dock. "He. only e wife." was the ms of-fact reply of the witness. Rather

It Is Um perfection of •ben a couple are real cbn lovers. Just as It la the perfection of

All Kinds o( PLUMBING & GAS FITTING ^ Promptly Attended To

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0. A Merchant, Jr., Mgr. Both Phones. We Carry a Full Line of

Wednesday, Aug. 5 Thoreday, Aug. 6 Friday, AOg. 7 Saturday, Aug. 8 Sunday, Aug. 9 Monday Aug. 10 Tuesday, Aug. 11 Wedneeday.Aug. 12 Thursday, Aug. 12 Friday, Aug. 14 Saturday, Aug. 16 Sunday, Aug. 16 Monday, Aug. 27 Tuesday, Aug. 18 Wednesday, Aug. 19 Thursday, Aug. 28 Fridaff, Aug. 21 murday, Sunday, A

7-64 8.22 8.60, 9.17 9.42 U>.08 10.22 10.67 1L21 11.44. 12.07 12.30 12.64 L20 L47 2.16 2.46

818 8.38 8.n8 9.17 9.36 10.14 1048 10.62 11.10 1L29 11.48 12.09 12.80 12.63 LIS 1.46

THE CECIL HOTEL

205 Oce&n Street

CAFE AND

Biggest and Coolest Place in town. Sea Foods and Salads a Specialty

Open for Se»>on of 1908

BUFFET

Private Banquet Rooms lor Supper Parties. Phone Orders Receive Prompl Attention Collage Trade Solicited

A Work Shop FOB CEIIDBEV

branch of the Tcjatshaxo School i Thursday July Oib.

GAPE MAY ILLUMINATING GO.

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

House Painting as it was Done IN THE ~33i GOOD OLD TIMES essfe: Dutch process lead

_ Oil. My work

meterleis ere nrtoe bills end receipts thereof, u well

used with refined _ ctv. Nooebutthe UytQ- 1 —

Shop rear sf tRe Glenwssd Betel

fifty or more collages In tbls my work as cen be satisfactorily proven Of the facte, which can

A. C. GILE

M- C. SWAIN MANUFACTURER OF Artificial Stone Pavement, Celiacs, Floors. Etc n Etc ms ASS© S7©KSS SSTHfUSSS. aiT COLOB OB DDISR A (PtCULTT. At.t. Work Gcarantkbd and Best of Reference Furnished 30 ~5Tw n.-Ba EacrgakiNaTCE. Ofic* and Resident*, 3J7 Windsor Ave. ■ Cafe May, A. j.

ISAAC H. SMITH CLOTHIER

(AND

FTJRNISHE

FULL LWE OF THUIIK8 ALWAYS ON

Opposite Reading Depot.

608 WASHINGTON ST.. CAPE MAY. N. J,

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^ahosnas 'TJQ. Jffillot (Sv^oii COAL WOOD & COKE omoe »M WASHIHGTON BT- cap* HAY Both Phone*

THE VICTORIA Fid) Ones Ybw LMgsAhyKoems

IT* ~~ HOTEL OLENWOOD

Pollard^Burns Stock r.nmpanv —

JULY 13-14-15 THE NEW MINISTER A ROARING RURAL COMEDY. A Story ol a New England Village Every Play Produced with Special Scenery and Vaudeville Produced Every Performance '-jf MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS

. Stocitton 3 ur / 'Sc.ths . .

ADJOINING THE STOCKTON

Newly Renovated and coder new management. Pineal Bathing KatablUh-

ment on the Atlantic Coast.

JOHN C- LITTLE, Mgr.

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Bend me the Herald fbr one year, fbr which endow

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No. and St.-. Oily

Steam

Bot Water Heating

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GEO; W. REEVES t>« w.

Tailoring and French Dry Gleaning itnAima * httht

Pier Ave. Photo Studio lat Wgktty 1