Cape May Daily Herald, 22 July 1908 IIIF issue link — Page 3

Cape May Daily MP Cottage Directory lor 1908

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CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD, WEbNESDAT, JTTLY 22, 1908.

HECRATS’ CENTRAL MARKET

Cor. Waihington and Ocoob Stroott M2 WaaMactMSC 217.21». aM Oom «.

Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits !•*

Country Produce fresh daily from our own farm FUk, Oyttar,, Claaaa aa4 Terrapin. Draaaad Taaltry

Tbe largest market in Cape May.

Manufacturing Confectioner...

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Hurua. Ke> Jatnra, Ml Wash. 1 lioyd. lieo W. Hotel Cape May. UoatUe. Mr. R U. sll Beach Are. Harry Or tora. vil/ Stockton Ave. I

Brui«i M:» c.ihvnn. A.. 102 OcmanflU THOMAS H WTLTBANK Halid. Ua.U 0.22 Mr>t Avenue. aa. tv aajaaa

HaroUy. WllUam K-. 20 First Arelieuneu. Jud*on U. Mf Waah. St-

ew S., 01b Waah 8L Horace M., 920 Waah- St-

Urooks. Joavph K., 6S1 Waah- St. Hen.lead, Richard. 601 Queen

New Store New Factory

Fun Line of the Best Candies ~

407 Washington St.

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DIRECTLY' IMPORTED

jHpHUESE HWC (5®®DS Sauuma riolaont, Itumo and Pine China, Ivor/, Lacquer Wan, Taak Wood Bronte, Bilk Kimono., Linens, Screens, Framed Plot urea, To/m, Novel-

Kearney Are. I Tlee Ktc B. KASAI A CO.

Berser, Mrs. Florence, 209 Howard SL; I BOA Pi** - r Beach A^EKUS

Baker. John A-. 621 Columbia Are.

Bailey. John M.. 911 Queen Bt, Blakeley . John. 26 Coosreaa

Cap* May Herald. 614 Waah. St.

Cauvclman, WUllam S , Sol Waah- SL

Churchman. C. W. 617 Franklin SL Cohen. Reuben. 2Ub Ocean SL Corry, James 0.. 22J i'erry St Cloud. Mrs. A U.. 916 Queen SL Campion, Richard, 901 Beach Ave. Co*. Walter. 626 Stockton Are. Cral*. John F . Columbia Arm Cohen, Joseph. 204 Ocean SL Caasedy, Wm. F. 708 Corglb SL Clark. Jamea. 602 W. Perry St

Church, lira. Margaret, 917 Waah. SL

Crawlord. Cworse C, 660 Wash. SL Crego. He*. H. P.. 7l» FrankUn St Chew. Wm. H-. *46 Windsor Are. Chew. Mr*. S.. 201 Windsor Ave. Cummings. Edwin J. T ** u, *» h

733 Wash SL

Deacon. Louis J , 822 Columbia Are. Dlmond. Joseph, 819 Beach Ave. Da> la. Dr. Charles N-. 937 Beach Are. Dally, M . 15 South Lafayette SL Darts. Edward L.. 651 Hughe* "* DerweuL Robert. Broadway. Dougherty. Frank S-. 924 Corgle SL Davla. Mr*. 8..J005 Stockton Are. Dougherty. C. H. 720 Waah SL Doak. Jamea J , 833 Washington SL Douglass, G. S. 814 Washington SL Duke, Francis K.. 614 Lafayette SL Diamond, John, 819 Beach Are DalleL Morris. Kearney Av*. du Pool Ircnee. 817 Beach Avenue. Darts. Miss C. B, 660 Hughes SL DeSUver. Robert 8., Beach Avenue and Jackson SL

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Ellison. Wm. B.. 921 Stockton Are. Ewing. Dr. S. E-, Myrtle Are. East wick. Thomas W.. 46 Jackson SL Earp. Mrs. A G.. 505 Hughes SL > Edmunds, J. Henry, 42 Jackson SL Edmunds, Mr*. Mary M., 664 Wash Irigton SL EldredSh, ElUa C-. 2U Pert/ SL Eldredge. cDr. J- Smallwood. Washington SL Eldredge. Samuel F_ 915 Wash. St

jg] Dry Goods and Furnishings The Barein Store We endeavor to lire 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 X1.25 up. i flfi Ufi Of UDiUSiRIS

Mans' waar and furnishings Everything in lirwn waar. Bh**ts and pillow cases. W* supply all th* boarding houaas. Full line of Ladios'. Mona' Boys' Miss**' and Chlldrana’ bathing suit* Bams goods found In th* wagon. Trips over county ovary two weak*.

Rapairing, clMnlng,

Ladiaa’ Komonos, 26 cents, fins shirt waists, 29 cants, up, larg* lot of children's dresses, white and colored, boy’s waah suit* and Ladi**,’G*nta' and Childrens' hosiery from 10 cents up. T h * oldest corset in the market, the P. N. and American Beauty, finest fitting and best wearer, 26 cents up First claae tailor, at lowest prices at LAVENTHOL’8^19 Washing-

ton Street.

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House Painting as it was Done

1 IN TUB

GOOD OLD TIMES Dutch process lead otely unchangeable by any climate or harboner la id Unaeed OIL My work can be Been oo fifty or a

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t of tks Glanwoad Hotel

Flynn, J*

Focer, Danted. 333 PfiT 8L Fenner, Mr*. Annie, 7ls Corgle SL Fenton. George F,, 257 Grant SL Falklnburg, J . 668 Wash. SL Foster, Mrs. Sarah A^ 201 Perry B Freeman. Dr. Walter J- 825 Bcac Farley, R. Henderson. 659 Hnghes SL Gray. Giles. Miaa M. C.. 212 Windsor

of th* taou. which a s y A.C. GILE

V CAPE MAY v f£f THE COOLEST 8EA8IPE 8UMHEB RE80BT ON THE ATUUmC^COASf 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 io degrees cooler in Summer and warmer in Winter ih»n any other Resort 00 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 .-~. a n front 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 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 ses 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 throng the abjacent 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 i» a distinguished feature, made up of residents of the leading cities of the Union. It is a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages of the Coumthy Place, because it is tbe only resort on the coast, on the main land and not on a aanHed island, and along its avenfles are ones with verdant foliage. THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered from farms in the adjoining country.

Directly Facing th* Ocean Room* *2.0( Special Terms by th; Week

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

Corner Rooms and Snltes wit' tod (Uacea In ball room. p.ia. 10.2; rt* 10 30 to 12 in Japanese Boom

Parlors and Baths Extra, to 11.80: Hrp« every ereninar 8 30to 11.90 Lcdu O. CarpmiCT. Directsr Duxsng

Hotel-Lafayette

Greene, Mr*. M- M.

7 Atlantic

Gem rig. John H-. 107 Ocean SL Graves, Ferd J.. 631 Columbia Are. Grave*. N. Z., South Lafayette adn Congress St*. Gallagher, Christopher. 46 Jackson bt Gilbert. Conrad M, 107 Howard SL Garrison, Mrs S. H-. 123 Dscstur SL Gregory, Douglas*. 219 Perry BL

614

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. Horace, Bench Ave.

Wallace. Hotel Cape

Washington Hepburn. W. Hallo well. J-

H lahca, Mrs. H. S-. 612 Hughe* St Hackett, Stanton H-. *«5 Hughe* SL Hand. Robert S.. 705 Jefleraon SL Hart. Edwin K-, 10 North SL Haas Bar. Arthur, 506 Lafayette 8L K Hri-n. Jr. CJS C-L Av, HoltOMi. MIA W. A 70S OIuaW .j P-. K3 BtockUm Aw Heisae. Millard E. 610 Hugbea SL Hirer. Dr F. J., 1229 Waah. SL Hall. Mrs. U M- 601 Lafayette BL Hand. Dr. Ann* M . 616 Wa»h- BL Enoch W, 1011 Waah. SL Hand. Harry. 1014 Waah. BL TuS Joseph. 1997 Waah. SL Hand Bill well 8., 961 Wash. 8L H. McKaan, 917 Wash-

Lesia. George T.. 806 Beach Are. James W.. 629 Hughes 8L LandaU. Mr*. L E.. Congress SL Laird. Zopber H.. 223 Grant 8L Lea. Henry C. 9 Grant SL Lengert, M. A., 623 Columbia Are. Leach. . JG., 1013 Lafayetta SL Leedom, Joseph. 202 Congxaa* 8L Leach, Dr. A L.. 10U Lafayette SL

Marls. Theodore, 915 Beach Are. Marla. Mrs- John M. 916 Beach Are. Mason. Mrs. A. R. 911 Queen SL Moss, Frank H-. 911 Beach Are. , Dr. Jamea, 815 Stockton Are. McCullough. Alexander, 627 Hughes 8 Maguire, Miss Cassle. 41 Jackson St e, 8. H., The Klberan. v Moorhead. J. W., 426 Hughes 8L McCreary. Dr. James. 222 North 8L Miller Alfred B, 1135 Waah SL MacFarland, Leo. 731 Columbia Are. McGrath. 1a. J.. 819 Beach Are. McKenna. A. D., 819 Beach Are. McCabe. 8. B„ 903 Columbia Are. eton, George P-, 34 Congraei r. C. J.. 813 Stockton Are. Mldlen, Edward B.. 736 CdumbU As* McCreary, W. H, 34 Guerney BL Mecray. Jeremiah, 111 Decatur BA Mecray, John W.. 313 Decatur “* M cCredy, R. W„ 663 Hughes 8L McMullen. W. J.. 207 Congress Monroe, Peter. 236 Congress Place. Matthews. C. I-., 397 Broadway. Madge. E. M-, 34 Jai^aou 8L

4 CAPE flAY n N. i. ®IP£ES YES Directly on tbe Beach.

JOHN TRACT

SSA0®i3- 1*L

Newly Furnished

1%§ Washington and Jackson Streets Quiclt 'feun.c'b. Service^ Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANZ B. WRISLEY

Rodan, David W- 338 Perry St Reed. Dr. C. H., 337 Hughes SL Rear as, Georgs, 407 Broadway Rudolph. 8. A., 36 Jackson 8L Rutschman, Prank 8, Bghth Ave. Resrea. Q. W.. 1114 Lafaystte SL Rice. La L, 311 I

Sanborn, A. 309 Howard SL RlcUer, Dr. W. B, Cor. Ocaaa and

Hughas Sta.

Smith. H H.. 90) Stockton At*. SewsU. W. Joyce, 906 OdumMa Are. 8line*. Rarnnel. 909 Windsor Ave. Sewell, Robert. 127 Windsor Av*. Sheppard. L I*, 44 Jackson SL . 3th and Beach Avecnsa. — Wm. T, 330 Windsor Ave. Sheppard, W. R- 438 Waah. Bt Shearer, Dr. G. BL, ili Lafayette St SUrens. Lewis T, 733 Oorgle St T, TW OergU BA 303 WashlngUm BA . 3. P, Six Howard S t H, 339 Stockton Aw 1036 Washington BA « Congress Street

THE HARBOR

Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

J. R. WILSON 1 SON

ScHELLENGERS LaNDING

Poch's Deer and Ctootoe Wines and LAjnors to Hire, Plahlng and Crabbing Sepples Furnished

JAMBS A. CARROLL

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CAPE MAY, N. J.

Local Pboes No. 3D.

Hawkey. John U. 413 Bank Bt Hickey, a F. 04 WaskBL Hildreth. J. M. R. Star VWo.

Hines, F. D.. Madison Are and lodHagST GUbert C-90 Madleou Ave.

Hugbea. 1 P. 932 P^y SL

»xke*, J. W, 1101 WaahlngUm 8A Hughi*, J. H-. 436 Washington St HnOsr. T. B, "

Howard SA

Marshall. C. O.. 13 First Ave. McDonnell. W. C, 319 HughsC Miller. R. R-, 1141 Wash. BL Marty. Samoa! B., 41* Bank SA

Mercy. D. V. M. D .Cor. Ocean and

Schell ngsr. B. U, 433-W. Faery SA Shields, Oat B.. 4M.Lafay*tU BA Smith. W. R. 413 Washington BA “-“X M. 8, 931 WaaUncton St ms. William L.. 319 North BA *» B- P, 313 LafaystU SL A B.lL. 7-“- *

r 1 Harry R_ 31 Ocean BA Hughs*. Dr. Frank R, 611 Wanh 8

M sinner, J. tery. H« Pi ill Decatur Si. McOssslsnd, A. O, »« 1 609 Hughes SA C. C-, 9« BtoefcU

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. H. W, «7 . Swain. Marvin C, 337 I. W. R.U4

Qarroll^)iUa ~ ~ ~ ^ .. Central Location. Convenient 10 all points. Spacious & Cool Verandas Ckst view of Be* and Bathing Grounds. Table Excellendos Established

MRS. T. R. BROOKS

TJFM vixen*!* Ocean End of Jackson St„ Cape May, N. J. m in all its acsointnienta. Riwma en suit with bt lighted. Delightfully located, Ocean View. Short walk from Railroad Station. The management gives a rata of $i.y> per day, op. Boat R. MALP1N

Modern conveniences. Handsome suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted. Dining room has a seating capacity of 300 w. H. CHURCH. Owasv

THE ALDINE, Rooms large and airy. Appointments first-class. Cuisine ex- ■ J* 1 upward; $10 per week, upward. Theodore Moeller.

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McGrath. Louis *19 * *

mAvs. X**. T. A, 7» Wash. BA S, Thames. A. C. MS Wash. Bt IT Teles, W. C, 7 Marta BA **- TSMW.. .A L. H_ MB1 Wash.

IHE m HOTEi Moderate Prices.

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Open all th» Ywr Centrally Located. South Lafaystte St

SCAFE and BUFFET Table D'Hote Diuaer, 13 to 3 p. m. Baa Foods and Salad Bpedalbaa. I lest of Wines sad Liquors served. Aadtkurfam can be ranted for Bade and Pardee. Special Overboil Bottled in Bond, fnU qaart 91.00. **..81. Mnwauw'... JOHN. J. HcCANN, Prop’r

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OPEN ALA TUB YEAR

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HOTEL GLEN WOOD

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