Cape May MM Cottage Directory lor 1908

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Allen. K H. 123 Uranl »L Arnold CliwrK>. C. (18 WuhlnStOH 81 Arnold .1'rodericA £. 120 NorlA M. AXleldl. 81r* 81., Ill Wtodaor Avenue

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Uruu*. J. C, 1010 Waah. St. Itlapluun. Samuel. 810 Columbia Are !inn<bum. JdUa U L., -t IX-ean Be liunu. llouion 8.. Mi) Hustle* el Ueunell, Harry G . Ifk Weal l*erry 61 Uaum, Georce, -t Jackson SL Burns, Ret Junes. 681 Wash. SC Boyd. G*o. W . Hold Cape klaj. UoalUo. Mrs K. H.. 611 Beach Are. Barry. Hr Nora. »1S Stockton AVe. Bruce. lira Caiherlne A., 102 Ocean SC Baird. Hat Id G,2J Klrat Avacue Barclay, NVilllam K., 20 First Are. lujuueic Judscn D, 83? NVaah. SC Bush Andrew 8.. 016 Waah Sc Board man. Horace M.. 126 Waah. SC Brooks. Joseph U., 661 Wash. SC Be ns lead. Richard, SOI Queen SC Baker, John A-. 621 Columbia Ate. Bailey. John 81.. Ill Queen SC Blakeley. John, 26 Congress SC Brown. Mrs. L. 81, Kearney Ave. Berger, 81 ra Florence, 201 Howard SC

_ CAFE MAY DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. JULY 20, 1908.

MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Washington and Ocean Stroots

60S Waahlwgtoa St. 3i7. 319, Ml Onu SC

Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits s-*

Chelee Battera-lW^leu Sift td^e-A Specialty

Country Produce fresh dally from our own farm FUk. Oyitsr,, Clamt aad Terrayta. Dreued Fealtry

The largest market io Cape May.

CAPE MAY

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Manufacturing Confectioner...

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New Store New Factory

Full Line of the BeSt CandlCS

All my Candy Is mads from pure roods under tbs protection of tbs Pare Food Law

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THOMAS H. WILTBANK 407 Washington St

Cape May Herald, 614 Wash. SC Casselxnan. NVllBam S., 801 Wash. SC Churchman. C. NV. fili Franklin SC Cohen. Reuben. 208 Ocean SC Corry, James C.. 223 Ferry St Cloud. 81 ra A. B., Sl5 Queen SC Campion, Richard. 801 Beach Ate. Cox. Waller, 826 Stockton Ave. Craig, John 8'.. Columbia Ave. Coben, Joseph. 204 Ocean SC Caaaedy. Wm. F, 708 Corgle SC Clark. James, &02 W. Fury St Church. 81 ra. Margaret, 017 Waah. SC Crawford. George C.. 660 NV'aah. Sc Crego, Bet. H. F., 710 Franklin St Chew, Wm. H.. 248 Wlndaor Are. Chew. Mrm. S.. 201 Windsor Ave. Cummings, Edwin J.. *?U Waah. SC

Deacon. Louis J., S22 Columbia Blmond, Joseph, 810 Beach Ave. Da via. Dr. Charles N., 037 Beach Ave. Dally. M.. 18 South Lafayette SC Davis, Edward L.. 661 Hughes SC Derwent, Robert, Broadway. Dougherty, Frank S., 824 Corgle SC Davis, Mrs. 3, 1006 Stockton Ave. Dougherty, C. H. 724 Wash Sc Doak. James J, 833 Washington SC Douglass, G. 8. 814 Washington SC Duke. Francis K., 614 Lafayette Sc Diamond. John, *18 Beach Are. DaUeC Morris. Kearney Ave du Font. Irene*, 817 Beach Avenue. Davis. Mlaa C. B, 660 Hughes SC DtSilver, Robert 8.. Beach Avenue and Jackson SC

Ellison. Wm. B., 921 Slocgton Are. Ewing. Dr. S. E , Myrtle Are. Eastwick, Thomas W., 46 Jackson SC Earp, Mrs. A. G, 605 Hughes SC Edmunds, J. Hen.7, 42 Jackson SC Edmunds, Mrs. Mary M., 664 Washington SC EUredga, Ellis C-. 213 Perry SC El dredge. Dr. J. Smallwood. 1142 Washington Sc Eldredge. Samuel F_ 916 Wash. St

Flynn, James, 19 Jackson SC Focer. Lanled. 233 Perry SC Fenner, Mrs. Annie. 716 Corgle SC Fenton. George F, 2S7 Grant SC Falklnburg, J, 668 Wash. SC Foster. Mrs. Sarah A.. 201 Perry S Freeman. Dr. Walter J, 826 Beach Avenue. Farley, R. Henderson. 669 Hughes SC

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Gray. GUea. Mlaa M. C.. 242 Wlndaor Arenas. Greene, Mrs. M. M„ 7 Atlantic Terrace. Own rig. John H-, 107 Ocean SC Graves, Ferd J.. 631 ColambU Are. Graves, N. Z.. Sooth Lafayette adn Congress Sts. Gallagher. Christopher. 46 Jackson St Gilbert. Conrad M., 267 Howard SC Garriaou, Mra S. S-. 321 Decatur BC Gregory. Douglass. 219 ferry SC

DIREC7T7 IliFOHTED JflpJHIESE HUtr (5©©®S HaUuma Cloiaone, Uumo and Fine China, Ivory, Lacquer Ware, Teak Wood Bronte, Bilk Kimonos, Linens, Screens, Framed Pictures, Toys, NovelTie* Etc- a KASAI A 00. • Iron Punt • • Bkach Avon'*

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Dry Goods and Furnishings ^ 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 ^1.25 up. i f|K lilt Of UDIUSIBTS

fftf THE COOLEST SEASIDE gjJjjjEB BE80BT 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 observations, Cape May is from 3 to 10 degrees cooler in Summer and warmer m Winter than any Other Resort on the Atlantic Coast, north of Florida. It stands on a peninsula jutting out between the Atlantic 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 Summer season, with a history of one hundred years as such. Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the r~.* n f r0 at, 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 *es 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 *re'required.

YACHTING, The Cape May Yacht .Qub is headquarters for yachtsmen. The harbor contains five hundred acres. | DRIVING, RIDING, ETC. Miles of beautiful Streets and Avenues. Good roads throug the abjacent country. GOLF. The links of the Cape May Golf Club, among the finest in the United States, are open all Summer. Frequeut tournaments. THE COTTAGE COLONY is a distinguished feature, made np of residents of the leading cities of the Union. It is a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages of the Count«y Place, because it is the only resort on the coast, ou the main land and not on a sanded island, aycfalong its avenues are trees with verdant foliage. THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered from farms in the adjoining country.

Ladiw** Komonoa, 26 cents, fin* shirt waists, 29 cants, up, larga lot of children's dresses, whits and colored, boy’s wash suits and Ladise/Gsnts' and Childrens’ hosiery front 10 cents up. The oldest corset,In the market, the P. N. and American Beauty, finest fitting and best wearer, 25 cents up First elaaa tailor, at lowest prices st LAVENTHOL‘M’9 Washington Street. LAVENTHALS

Mens' Wi -Everything and 1 pillow c the boarding

ar and furnishings it linen wear. Sheets tees. We supply all houaas. Full Una of

Ladias’, Mens - Boys’ Mfsass’ and Childrens’ bathing suits Sams goods found in the wagon. Trips over county ovary two weeks. Repairing, cleaning, pressing. 319 Washington Street

House Painting as it was Done IN THE GOOD OLD TIMES .•■. Dutch process lead .*. Jt Is tbeolmelv unchangeable by say climate or barbouer Io tbs work]. When aed with r- Seed Lfoaeed Oil. My work ran be emo on Bflj or more cottacea In thU Kane but toe best material* are used on my workaaean be aaUafactorily proven if the bills aad reorlpta thereof, a* well as cartiflcataa of lbe tacts, which 0*0 at say lime be examined at my office. Devon Inn s*., T~x .1 u, C|.»M* rwi.i A. C. CUE

Directly Facing the Ocean Special Ter

Rooms $2.00 to $4.00 Her Day c Week

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8. A. Smith, Prop. CAPE MAY, OPENED FOB 83AS0N OF 1908

Comer Rooms and Suites a Cooqyrt* and dance* In ball room, p m. 1(1 Concert* 10 30 to 12 in Japanese Ko.

Parlors and Baths Kxtra. (oil.SO: Hops every evenings h.30 to 11.30 Loans O Carpcnia. Director Dancing

Hotel Lafayette

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Lewis, Georg* T-, >05 Bench Ave. Lucas, James W., 629 Hushes 8L Land ell. Mrs. L E., Congress SC Laird, Zopher H., 222 Grant 8C Henry CL, 9 Grant BC Lengert, M. A., 623 Colombia Ava. Leach. . JG., 1013 LaTayetU BC Leadom, Joseph, 202 Congress SC Leach, Dr. A K, 1011 Lafayette SC

Reed. Mrs. Anns S., 612 Lafayette BC Rousaell. Albert EL, M. D., II Bout Lafayette 8L Roden. David W, 238 Perry St Head. Dr. C. H., 627 Hughes SC Reeves, Georgs, 407 Broadway Rudolph, S. A., 26 Jackson Sc Rutaehmaa, Frank 8.. Eighth Ava. Reeves. G. W., Ill4 Lafayette SC Rica. L. L, *11 Parry SC

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Newly Furnished

JOHN TRACY

Washington and Jackson Streets Quick %)Ur.ok Service Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars | FRANK B. TTRISLEY

THE HARBOR

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Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

Herald, (Daily and Weakly), 614 Washington 8C Hepburn, W. Horace, Beach Ave. Hallo wtdl. J. Wallace, Hotel Cape May. __ -. Hughes, Mrs. H. S-, 612 Hughes St HacketC Stanton H.. 666 Hughes BC Hand. Robert 8, 705 Jefferson SC Han, Edwin K . 10 North SC Hess. Rev. Arthur. 606 Lafayette SC Heston. Herbert, Jr.. 629 Coi. Ave. Holman. Mrs. W. A 705 ColumbU

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Harned. Frank P, >22 Stockton Ava Hatsae. Millard E , 610 Hughes BC Hearer. Dr. f. J.. 1229 Wash. SC Hall. Mrs. L M.. $03 Lafayette SC Hand. Dr. Anna M., (10 Waah SC Hand. Enoch W., 1011 Wash. SC Hand. Harry. 1014 Waah. Be Hand. Joseph. 1007 Waah. SC Hand. Btilwall A. 061 Waah SC Haaalhurst, H. McKean, 817 WaabtuSSSy. John L., 412 Bgnk SC Hickey, a F.. lit Waah. SC HUdretk. J. M. E^Smr VUla. ^ syetla Sc" Hughes. Gilbert CL, Oil » Hughes. L F, 222 Perry SC

Mason, Mrs. A R-, 911 Queen St Moss, Frank H, 111 Beach Ave. Mills, Dr. James, 816 Stockton Ave. McCullough. Alexander, 627 Hughes S Maguire. Mias Cassia. 41 Jackson St Moore. 8. H., The Elberom Moorhesd. J. W.. 620 Hughes SC McCreary. Dr. Jamas, 222 North SC Miller Allred B., 1125 Wash SC lacFarland, Leo, 721 ColumbU Av IcGrsth, I*. J.. 219 Beach Ave. McKenna, A D„ *19 Beach Ave. McCabe, 6. B., 002 ColumbU Ave. dlddleton. George P-, 24 Congress St Miller, C. J.. 812 Stockton Ave. Mldlen, Edward B., 7*5 Colnmbu Ave McCreary, W. H., 34 Guerney SC Mecray. Jeremiah, 111 Decatur sc Mecray. John W.. ilS DecaUmf McCredy. R. W.. 652 Tlngh#!^ McMullen, W. J.. 207 Oongress " Monroe, Peter, 225 Congress PI Matthews. C. L . >07 Broadway. Mudge, E N., it Jackson SC Monroe. John L. W. Beach Am Marshall, J. W„ 2M Congress SC ■tarts. Mrs. W, 712 Corgi* 8t Miller, C. tart 064 Hughea SC . McLeod. Rev. J.. 610 Hughes SC Marshall. C. G, 12 First Ave. — . (L, «1» Hughes St 1141 Wash. SC Marcy, Samuel 8 ., 41$ Bank 8C Marcy, D. V. M. D.,Cor. Ocean aad

Hughes SC

McKnight Mrc. R. J.. 749 Wash! SC

Mecray. Frank, «12 Haghes r “—^ “ * —l Bread St

Ids, Peter, Beach and Trenton Sanborn, A. X., S#> Howard BC Slckter, Dr. W. B., Cor. Ocean aad

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Smith. H. H, 901 I Newell. W. Joyce, MM ColumbU Am Slmee. SemaeC SOf— * Sewell, Robert, m .. Sheppard. L Is, 44 Ji Sikes, G.. 8th aad Be Sherron, Wm. T, 220

J. R. WILSON 1 SON

ScHELLENGERS LaNDING

Colonial.

Ocean Avenue and Beac CAPE MAY, N. J.

: Poth’s Beer aad Cbotoe Wines and IMqnor*

Bow Boats and Lannchep to Hire, FUhinff aad Orabblag Supples ParnUhed

Local Phone No. 2D. JAMES A. CARROLL

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Modern conveniences. Handsome suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted- Dining room has a seating capacity of 200 W. H. CHURCH. Owner

Mra J. P, *11 Howard John H., *H Stockton Am A, U * — -

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, - Central Location. Convonent to all points.

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—-r I*. «M North SC Srtle*. B. P, il* LafayetU BC Sutaa. A E. 110* LafayetU SC Beeriee, A J.. 246 Broadway. Stotasbary, CL A, Kaarwey Am Sheppard, H W, 417 Breed way. Swain. Marvin C, ST Wlndaor Am

Oceao End of Jackson St„ Cape May, N. J.

DECATUR ST. (First house

N a_» j from beach.) Open all the

year. Rooms arge aid airy. Appointments first-class. - Cuisine ex-

Rhtes, Ja per day, upward; $10 per week, upward.

Theodor* Muller.

uditorium

Modern in all its appointments. Rooms en suit with bath. Electric lighted. Delightfully located. Ocean View. Short walk from Railroad -* The menagrment give* a rate of $2.50 per day, up. R. HALPtN

CAPE and BUFFET D*Hote Dinner, 12 to t p. m. Ssa Food* and Salad Spedslties. -lest of (TUmm aad Liquors served, tditorlom can be rested for Bails anl Parties. Special Overholt Bottled In Bond, Ml quart $1.00. sc below wsMxington. J0HBT. J. HcCANH, pTop’r