Cape May Daily Herald, 18 July 1908 IIIF issue link — Page 3

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OAFK MAr PAgjTHERA.LD, SATURDAY, JUI.Y 18, 1908.

Cspe Isy Daiy Herald Cottage Directory lor 1908

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Arnold Charloa C. kill WaaklagtOB «t .Arnold .Irvdarlclt K, S30 NorUi at. Aftcldl. Wr». M-. 1U Wlndnor Arenu*

MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Woikliigioa ul Ocou Stnoti

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Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits

Ckal'.a Bnitart-SkArplM* 6Ut K<«*-A SpuUlty

Country Produce fresh dally from our own farm ruh, Ontan, CUaaoB Tampin. Draua4 fanltry

The largest market in Cape May.

Krona. J 0, 1010 Wank. 8U

in.|.Kan, namcol. 610 Columbia Avo tiriuaburat, Mias K- 1*. ft Oca an 8tBuun. Bauton S., 6ij lluiitioa Su Konnett. Harry G-. t»6 Waal 1‘erry 8t

Baum, ciaorfic. Zti Jackaon 6U

Kurnn K«» Jamca. (dil Waatn 8L

Boyd. Oeu. W.. Holul Capa May.

Uoatua. Mr. K H-. 611 lM«ch Ave. Barry Hr Vara. SIS Stockton Am

Brucv. Mr, Caikortuo A , Idd Ocaan Sb THOMAS H. WH.TBANK Baird. UavId U..1U lint Annua. ***w«a**w an. " a*.aaaaaaiaa

Barclay. William K.. 20 ftral A»*. licnnctL. J udaon D. 637 Waab. 8t-

Kuan Audrvw 8.. S16 Waab St.

Bjardman. Horace M.. 826 Waab- St. j Lirooka. Juavpb R.,-6411 Waab. St. Benalead. Hicbard. 601 Quean StBakar, John A.. 621 Columblk Avo.

Bailey John U-, 811 Quoeu St. Blakeley. Jubu. 26 Cougroaa SL

Brown, lira. I* M.. Kearney Are. Barker. Ur*. Florence. *08 Howard SC

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Cape May Herald. 614 Waab. St. Caaaclmau. William S-. 801 Waab. St. Cburcbman. C. W. ili Franklin St. Coben. Keubon. 206 Ocean btCorry. Jamea U, *23 Berry St Cloud. Ura. A. B.. 815 Queen SL Campion. Blcbard. 801 Beacb Ave. Cuk. Walter. 625 Stockton AveCral*. John F.. Colombia Ave. Coben. Joeeph, *04 Ocean St. Caaaedy, Wm. F, 708 Cor*le St. Clark. Jamea. 502 W. Berry St Cburcb. Mra. Margaret. 817 Waab. St ; Crawford. George C-. 660 Waab. St | Credo. Bev. H. B.. 718 Franklin St | CbeW. Wm. H.. 215 Wlndaor Ave. ! Cbew. Mra. S, 201 Wlndaor Ave. Cummluga, Mdwln J-. 7*J Waab. St

| Manufacturing I New store

Confectioner... y New Factory

Full Line of the BeSt C&IldieS

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407 Washington St DULECTLT IHPOETED

JHpH-KESE RUZ <5©®®S KaUuma Clolaonc, I tamo and Fine China, Ivory, taoguar Wan, Teak Wood Braote, Silk Kimono., Ldnena, Screen*, Framed Picture*, Toys, Kovel-

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CAPE MAY

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The Barain Store

We endeavor to live and let live by charging so moderately that all buyers will be attracted. Latest styles in ladie‘s and misse’s shirt waist and jumper snits. You can not find their equal in the city ^(.25 up. | f||[ Uf Of ilBBMB

Deacon. Loula J . 822 Columbia Ave, ixmond, Joaepb. 818 Beacb Ave. Davta, Dr. Cbarte* N.. Mi Beacb Ave. DaUy. M . 15 South Bafaycite St Davia, toward 1c, 651 Hughe* St Derwent Hobart Broadway. Dougherty. Frank 3., 824 Corgle St. Davta. Mra. S,.1005 Stockton Ave. Dougberty. C. U. 7Id Waab St ivnu. Jamea J, 83* Waablngton St !>??.««. G. 8. 614 Waablngtou St Duke, Iracci* K.. 614 Lafayette St Diamond, John. 618 Beacb Ave. Dallet Moms. Kearney Ave. do Bom. Irenee. 817 Beach Avenue. Davta. Mias C. B-. 66b Hughes St DeSliver, Robert S.. Beacb Avenue and Jackson St

EUlson. Wm. B., 831 ^tockton Kwlng. Dr. S. K, Myrtle Ave. Bast wick. Thomas W.. 46 Jackaon St Karp. Mra. A. O. 605 Hugbea St Edmunds. J. Henry, 42 Jackson St Kidmnnda, Mrs. Mary M-. 664 Waab Ington St Eldredge. Ellis C.. 213 Perry St Eldredge, Dr. J. Smallwood. Waablngton St . Eldredge. Samuel F_ 818 Waab. St

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Flynn. Jamea. 18 Jackaon St Focer. Danled. 23* Berry St Fenner. Mrs. Annie, 715 Corgie St Fenton. George F, 257 Grant St Falkinburg, J, 66* Waab. St Fueler, Mra. Bar at a-. *01 Berry St Freeman. Dr. Walter J.. S25 B Farley. R- Henderson, 659 Hashes St. Gray, Giles, Mias M. C. 242 Wlndaor GteenA^Mrm. M. M.. 7 Atlantic Terrace. Gemrtg. John H., 107 Ocean St Graved? Ferd J^ *31 ColumWa Ave. Graves. N. £-. South Lafayette adn Congreea Sta. Gallagber, Christopher. 45 Jackson Bt GUbert, Conrad M„ 107 Howard St Garrison. Mrs. 8. 8, *23 Decatur St Gregory. Douglass. 318 Perry St H Herald, (Dally and Weekly), 614 Washington St Hepburn. W. Horace. Beach Are. h. i to well, J. Wallace. Hotel Cape Huhee, Mrs. H. 6, 612 Hughes St Hackett, Blanton H-. *65 Hugbea St Hand. Robert 8.. 705 Jefferson St Hart .Edwin K, 10 North St Hess Bev. Arthur. 506 Lafayette St Heaton. Herbert, Jr.. 028 Cot Ave. s. W. A. 705 Columbia

Harned, Frank P-. 823 Stockton Ave Heleee. Millard K-. *10 Hughes Bt Haerer, Dr. F. J, 1238 Wash. Bt Hall. Ura. L. M, ACU Lafayette Bt Hand. Dr. Anna 810 Wash- St h«i>a Enoch W., 1011 Wash. St Hand. Harry. 1014 Wash- St Hand. Joseph. 1007 Wash. St H.en 8 til well 8. 061 Wash. St Haaelburst H. McKean. *17 Waab

Hickey. G. F, S34 Wash. Bt HUdreO. J. M. ~ —* Hinas. F. D.. I

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Ladles' Komonoa, 25 cents, fine shirt waists, 20 cents, up, large Iqt of children's dresses, whits and colored, boy's wash suits and Ladies/Gents' and Childrens' hosiery from 10 cents up. The oldest corset in the market, the P. N. and Amertdan Bsauty, finest fitting and best wearer, 26 cents up First class tailor, at lowast prices at LAVENTHOL1M18 Washing-

ton Street

LAVENTHALS

Mens' weer end furnishings Everything in linen wear. Shasta and pillow cases. We supply all the boarding houses. Full line of Ladies', Mens' Boys' Misses’ and Childrens’ bathing suits Same goods found In the wagon. THps over county every two weeks. Repairing, cleaning, pressing. Sll

House Painting as it was Done

IN THE

GOOD OLD TIMES ■*=&

Dutch process lead * H Is absolutely uDchaoseabU by any climate or barboatr It

used with r fiord Uoseed Oil- My work cao be oran on fifty or n d y. None but the beet mnteHa* ' *• *“

2 tbs bills sod receipt* tbereof. at be examined at my office, D

Shop roor sf th. Gl.nwood Hotel , A. C. GILE

fftf THE COOLEST SEASIDE SUMMER BE80RT 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 observation*, Cape May is from 3 to 10 degrees cooler in Sommer and wanner :n Winter than any Other Resort on the Atlantic Coast, north of Florida. It stand* on a peninsula jutting out between the Atlanfc Ocean and the Delaware Bay. As a HEALTH RESORT it is a unsurpassed. Equable and dry climate. It is the Home of Fashion and Wealth in the .Mimuitr scason, with a history of one hundred years as such- Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the »/ ront> just 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 is a splendid esplanade, over five miles in length, with unobstructed views of the ocean. FISHING, SAILING, GUNNING and the kindred sports in both still and rough waters. 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 ses the Finest Sea Bathing in the World, because its beach is smooth, with a gradual descent into the water- There are no holes

gulleys, and no life lines are required.

YACHTING, The Cape May Yacht Club is headquarters for yachtsmen. The harbor contains five hundred acres. j DRIVING, RIDING, ETC. Miles of beautiful Streets and Avenues. Good roads throng the abjaceut 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 cities of the Uuiou. It is a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages of the Cou.vthy Place, because it is the only resort ou the coast, on the mam land and not on a sanded island, and alcmg ita avenues are trees with verdant foliage. THE MARKETS are the vest, witlTfresh vegetables gathered from farms in the adjoining country.

* or barboatr in tba world. When

11 material* art need 00 my work asoaa b* ■atiafaotorlly proven u thereof, as well u oertlflcatee of the taote. which can at say

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Lewis. George T., *05 Beach Ave. Lucas, James W.. 629 Hugbea SL l^ndnll Mrs. L E., Congress SL Laird. Zopher H„ 223 Grant 8L Lea. Henry C, 9 Grant SL Lengert, M. A., *23 Columbia Ave. Loach. . JG.. 1013 Lafayette St Leedom. Joseph. 202 Congress SL Leach. Dr. A. L., 1011 Lafayette SL

Reed. Mrs. Anna 6., 813 Lafayette BL Rousscll, Albert £., M. D.. 10 Booth

Laf ayetts BL odan. David \

Heed. Dr. C. H-. ... Heevea, George, 407 Broadway Rudolph, 8. A., 38 Jackson BL Rutschman, Frank 8, Eighth Ave. Reeves, Q. W.. 1114 Lafayette BL Rice, L L, 111 Perry BL

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Hotel Lafayette

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Directly on the Beach.

JOHN TRACT

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Newly Furnished

THE HARBOR

CHrectly Facing the Ocean Rooms *2.00 to *4.00 Per Day Special Terms by the Week

DlseMsa Holt®!

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

Corner Rooms tod Hni' Jonorru and dances in ball room. p. Concerts 10 30 to 12 in Jspanes

sod Baths Extra. Hops every eveuintes A30to 11.30 os O. Carpcr.ier, Director Dsncmg

fit Washington and Jackson Streets Quick ^unok Qervice Leading Brands, of Wines, Liquors* and Cigars FRANZ B. WRISLEY

Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

Mason. Mr*. A. R-, 811 Queen SL Moss. Frank H, *11 Beach Are. Mills. Dr. Jamea. 815 Stockton Ave. McCullough. Alexander, *37 Hughes 8 Maguire, Mias Cassia. 41 Jackaon Bt

Moore, 8. H., The Elberon.

Mo«rhead. J. W., 626 Hughe* SL McCreary, Dr. James. 222 North 8L Miller Alfred B, 11*8 Wash SL MacFarland. Leo. 721 Colombia Ave. McGrath. L. J, *18 Beach Are. McKenna. A. D.. 818 Beech Are. McCabe. 8- B.. 803 ColumWa Ave. Middleton. George P-, *4 Congress St Miner, a J- 81* Stockton Ave. Mldlen, Edward B.. 736 Columbia Ave McCreary, W. H., 34 Gnerney BL Mecray, Jeremiah, *11 Decatur SL Mecray, John W., *13 Decatur 8L

McCredy, R. W.. 652 Hughes <L&

Matthews. C. L, 3*7 Broadway.

Madge. E. M.. 34 Jackson BL Moaroe. John L, W. ~

Marshall, J. S3* 1 Marts. Mrs. W., 713 Corgie St Miner. C. Bart. *84 Hug bee 8c McLeod. Bev. J, *10 Hughes 8L

MMahan. C. G, l»

J. R. WILSON L SON

Sanborn. A. K.. 309 Howard 8L Blcklar, Dr. W. B., Cor. Ocean and

Hughes Bts.

Smith, H. H.. 801 8

Sewell, W. Joyce. I Simas, Samuel, SO* Windsor A vs. Sewell. Robert. 337 Windsor Ave. Sheppard. L la. 44 Jackson BL 6Ike*, U„ 8th and Beach Avenues. Shorron. Wm. T, IS* Windsor Avw Sheppard. W. R, 41e Wash. BL Shearer, Dr. G. H, *13 Lafaystta BL Stsrens, Lewie T,. 733 Corgis BL Stavena, Wm. T, 73* Corgis BL Smith. L IL, *0* Washington BL Stidham, Mra. J. P, *11 Howard BL

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% Jaoob, i maker, J. L, *i» Stocl Sayre. Lonia C.. *33 Wash. Seta. Augustas, Eighth Av*.

Starr, Dr. R. Walter, Mew Jersey and

ttlmore Aves.

Onager, B. It, 43* W. Perry BL

>CHELLENGERS

LANDING

Poth'e Beer and Chotoe Wines and Uqei ss to Hire, Fishing and Crabbing Si Local Phone No. ID. JAMBS A. CARROLL QaTToll'Qilla ~ ~ Central Location. Convenient to all points. Specious & Cool Veranda*; ^ Cloes view of Sen and Bathing Urounda. Table ExcelMnclre Bstobllahed

MRS.T. a. BROOKa

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Ocean Avenue and Bear CAPE MAY, N. J.

Modem conveniences. Handsome suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted. Dining room has a seating capacity of 200 W. M. CHURCH. Own.,

t, R. R-. 114* Wash. £ 7. Samuel 8, 41* Bank atMarty, D. V. M. D.,Cor. Ocean 1

. 748 Wash. BL

J, R-. *13 Washington BL

Bmlth. M. B, Ml Washington BL Stevens. William U. 2U North BL

I SUtoa. *. p, *1* Lnfaywtts BL Btttss, B. R-, 1103 Letsyotta BL

Ocean End of Jacknoo SL, Cape May, N. J.

THF A I niMP DECATUR ST. (First house * /A 1-^ K1 T twj from beach.) Open all the year. Rooms 'arge and Cry. Appointments first-class. Cuisine excellcnL Rates, $2 per day, upward; $ip per week, upward.

Theodore Moaller.

iuditorium

Btotoabnry, C. R, Kremsy Jim -y, 4i 7 Broadway. C.. 337 Windsor Am. N, 134

Modem in all it* appointments. Rooms en suit with bath. Electric lighted. Delightfulh located, Ocean View. Short walk from Railroad Station. The management give*, a rate of $2.50 per day, np. Best. R. HALPtN

CAFE and BUFFET Table D*Hote Dinner, 12 to 2 p. m. QQq 8re Foods and Salad BpecUltiee. Best of Wine* and Liquor* served. Auditorium cm be rented for Ball* and Forties. Special Overholt Bottled in - Bond, fall quart *1.00. JOHN. J. McCANN, Prop’r

The Wyoming; ■a. lt ‘ n>r * U * *'***' OPEN ALL THE YEAR Tlro Pq—res from P. A R. o« P. B. R. Dupoto. Oa* aqi

CAPS MAT CITY. 14. J.

W. D. VANZAMT

THE VICTORIA Full Ocean Yin, Large Airy Room ... Gable TUnercellch ...

HOTEL

GLENWOOD New