CAPE MAY PAtMt HERALD, TfiU|jfiT)AY, «TXJLY 23, 1908. '

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Cape Nay Daily Heralil MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET

Collage Directory ior 19081

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Cor. WoakiagtoB and Ocoob Strcott 602 Waahlactoa SC 217, 219. aal Oeaws SC Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits t-:

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prupwb u> Country Produce fresh dally from our own farm

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The largest market in Cajfc May.

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Manufacturing Confectioner...

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Barclay.

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Aailrvw 8. vu Wi— — U-Kardmaa. Iloraco M . »:* Waah. St Urooka Joaeph K.. 661 Waah. St Unload Ulctard. bill Queen St Baaor oobo A.. 621 Columbia Av«. Bailey John M-. **U Uuoou St Blakcloj. John. 26 Cou*reaa St Uroan. Mra. 1- M.. Kearni-y Are Ber.cr. Mr». l loront*. 201* Howard St

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Cap. May Herald. 614 Wart. SC . in.... William S . 601 Waah. St Churchman. C W iU t>anhlln St Cohen. Reuben. 208 Ocwfch St Corry Jatuea C. 223 ferry St Cloud.' Mra- A U.. 1*15 Queen St Campion. Richard. IMil Heath Ave Cot Walter. »26 Stockton Ave. Cral* John F-. Columbia Ave. Cohen. Joseph. 304 Ocean St Cacaedy W m. > . "u* Cortle St , Wk. Jamea, 5u2 W. Perry St Church. Mrs. Uantaret bl' .Waalt St Crawtord. Ueorje C.. 660 W^h. St crefio. Rav. It P-. 'l» traukltn bl chew Wm. H.. 245 Wlndaor Ave. Chew! Mra. S, 201 Wlndaor Are. Cummlnaa. Edwin J.. *23 Waah. St

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Deacon. LouU J-. 622 Columbia Are. j Dlmond. Joaeph. 81* Beach Ave. , Davut Ur. Cbariea N.. 637 Boacb Ave. Dally ' M . la South DalayelU* St i Davu Edward U. 651 Hu«hea St Derwent Robert Broadway Douaherty. Prank ^. »24 Con^e St Dav la, Mr* S.. 1005 Stockton Ave. Douaherty. C It 720 Waah St. KSJrf t: £ ZZX I* UukTl^vncla K-. 6.1» Ealayetle St Diamond, John, 813 Beach Ave. DalieC Morrla. Kearney Ave. du Pont Uenee. 817 Beach Avenue. Dav la Ml** C. B , 660 Hu*he* St DeSUver. Robert S-. Be«h Aveuue and Jackaou St

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KlUaon Wm. B.. 321 Stockton Ave Ew Inc. Hr S. E.. Myrtle Ave Eaaiw.ck. Thomaa W-. .46 Jackin St tarp. Mi. A. «.. 505 H u*hea St Edmund*. J Henry. 42 Jack»on St Edmund.. Mr* Mary M . 664 Wart Inston St Eldredse. El 11* C. 213 PerrySt Eldredce, Hr. J. Smallwood. Ui2 Waahlakton St . □dredxe. Samuel F_ 315 Waah. St

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nynn. Jamea. 13 Jackaon St Pocer. Danled. 233 Perry St Fenner. Mra. Annie On Corgi* St Fenton, George F.. 257 Grant St Falklnburg. J-. ««6 Wart. St Foeusr. Mr*. Sarah A.. 201 I erry St Freeman. Hr. Walter J . 825 Beach Henderaon. 653 Hughea St Gray, GUea. Ml*. M. C.. 242 Wlndaor Greene, 1 ^ Mr*. 8L M-. 7 Atlantic GeSrUETjohn H-. 107 Ocean St Grave*. Ford J.. 651 Columbia Ave. Graves! N. South Lafayette adn Grta^er!*Chrtatopher. 45 Jachaou St Gilbert. Conrad M, *07 Howard St Garrtaon. Mr*. S. 6. 223 Decatur St Gregory. Douglaaa. 218 Perry St

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Herald. (Daily and Weekly). •’« Washington 8t ^ Hepburn. W. Horace. Beach Ave. Hallowell. J- Wallace. Hotel Cape Husbea, Mra. H. 8.. 612 Hughe* St Hackett Stanton H-. 645 Hughee St Hand Robert S.. 705 JeBeraon St Hart Edwin X-. .0 North St Heea, Rev. Arthur. 5o€ Lafayette St Heaton, Herbert Jr. 623 Col- Ave. Holman. Mra W. A. 705 Columbia IL^ueW'rack P ., *2* Stockton Ave HartfehlUlard E.. 610 Hughe* 8t Haerer. Hr F. J.. 1233 W aah St Halt Mr. U M . 601 Lafayette 8t llZi Dr. Anna M.. 610 Wart- 8t Hand. Enoch W., lull WaaE St Hand. Harry. 1014 Wash Bt Hand Joaeph. 1007 Waah. St SC] mTSTd 8 . 661 Waah St Haaclburat H. McKean. «1. WaabHirakey. John U, 4U Hank St Hickey. Q. F, Wash. St Hlhlrarth. J. M. *. Star Vlllm HlwaTr D., Madlaon Ave. and IhfHaghaa. Gilbert C , 812 Mm Hucbes L P-. 232 Pmry St ■the*. J. W . U01 "* - ' SSkM. J. H-, 6*5 a Harper. T. B-. Columbia Avenue ■ H^St vr B.. m D^1«; «- alia. Roe well R-. *03 Hugh** 8t viumrtrea. Harry R-. a* Ocean Bt Hwchea. Dr. Frank R- 612 Wart Bt

New Store

New Factory

Full Line of the Best CandlCS

All my Candy la made from pare good* under the protection of the Pun Food Law

and manufactured under my own *apar ‘ ‘ 4 “—

Hygienic Principle

THOMAS H. WHTBAKE 407 Washington St DIRECTLY IMPORTED JHpHWESE HE® (3©©2)S Natauma Clolaone, liumo and Fine China, Ivory, Lacquer Ware, Teak Wood Bronxe, Silk Kimonos, Ui.ena, Screen*, Framed Pictures, Toy*, Novel' Tice Etc B. KASAI 4 CO. Ikon Pish - - Beach Avenue

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[g Dry Goods and Furnishings The Bararin 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 suits. You can not find their equal in the city ^1.25 up. | fM UR Of 110113 SI8TS

Newkirk. John B, 1«U Be NU-rtncr. Fraak. C23 Be— b Stem S"W*9 aSSSb" Newkirk. L Rohert. US Bwrt i Mehta. Dr B. C.

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Ladies’ Komonoa. 25 cent*, fin# *Mrt waist*. 29 cents, up. large lot of childran’e dresaea, whit# and colored, boy’a wart auita and Ladiea,'Genta' and Childrene' Sealery from 10 cents up. The oldest ■eoreet In the market, the P. N. and Amariean Beauty, finest fitting and beat wearer, 26 cent* up First class tailor, at lowest prices at LAVENTHOL’MIS Washington Street. LAVENTHALS

Mena’ wear and fumirtlnge Everything In linen wear. Sheet* and pillow cases. We supply ell the boarding houses. Full line of Lad lea'. Mans' Boys' Misses' and 'Childrens' bathing suits Sams good* found In the wagon. Trips over county every two week* Repairing, cleaning, pressing. 311 Washington Street

House Painting as it was Done It l IN THE GOOD OLD TIMES DillCH PROCESS LEAD

a*rd wah r. fiord Linseed Oil. My work can br seen oo fifty or mote couagrs I None but the ba*t materials arc used on my work a*can be satisfactorily proven ihr bill* and rrcript* thereof, as well aa aertlfieate* ■ ■' * - —

time be examined at my office, Devon Inn

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Shop rear ef the Clenwood Betel

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Lewis, George T . 805 Beecb Ave. Loess, Jamea W., 829 Hughes St LandsU. Mrs. I. E, Congress 8L Laird. Zopher H., 223 Grant St Lea, Henry C, 9 Grant BL Lengert. M. A, 623 ColumbU Ave. Leach. JG.. 1013 Lafkyotte St Leedom; Joseph. 202 Congress 8L Leach, Hr. A L-. 1011 Lafayette 8L s . a Or iwewdrti. Mari*. Theodore, 3ii Beach Ave. Marls. Mrs. John M. 016 Beach Ave. Mason. Mrs. A R-, 911 Queen St Moss, Frank H., Oil Beach Ave. Mills. Dr. Jamoe. 815 Stockton Ave. McCullough. Alexander. 627 Hughes 8 Maguire, Miss Cassie, 41 Jackson Bt Moore, 8. H.. The El heron. Moorhead. J. W, 826 Hughe* SL McCreary. Dr. James. 222 North SL MIBer Alfred B., 1115 Wash BL' MacFariand, Leo. 731 ColumbU Ave. McGrath. U J, 819 Beach Ave. McKenna. A D., 819 Beach Ave. McCabe. 8. B.. 903 ColumbU Ara. Middleton, George P, 24 Congreea St UiUer, C. J.. 813 Stockton Ave. Mtdlen. Edward B., 725 ColumbU Ave McCreary, W. H-, 84 Gaerney Bt. Mecray, Jeremiah, 211 Decatur SL Mocray, John W , 21* Decatur BL McCredy, R. W..i5* Hughe. BL McMullen. W. J.. 207 Congreaa Race Monroe, Peter. 2*5 Congreea Place. Matthew*, c. L, 297 Broadway. Mudgc. E. N.. 24 Jackaon BL Monroe. John I., W. Beach Are. Marshall. J. W , 228 Congreaa SL Marta, Mrs. W, 712 Oorgta Bt Miller. C. Earl, 854 Hughes BL McLeod. Rev. J, 610 Hughes 8». Marshall. C. O.. 12 First Ave. McDonnell. W. C-. 619 Hughes BL Milter. R. k . U43 Wash. BL Merer. Sameel 8.. 41C Bank BL "arey. D. V. M. D .Cor. (teean and

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MeKnight. Mre. R. J, 749 Wash. BL Mecray, Freak. 612 Hughes BL Melvin. F. J, 614 Breed BL “ “leer, 1. Barry. 228 Perry BL xaelaad, A O.. M3 FraahUe 8L STcTfe. *02 Stockton Are. KgS*" Louis'J^ 819 BtocktjaTAiE. Mliter. Frank W^ 841

Reed. Mrs. Anna 8.. 612 Lafayette BL

Rodan. DeVld W, 228 Perry Bt Reed. Dr. C 1L. 627 Hughes BL

Reeves, George, 407 Broadway Rudolph. 8. A. *5 Jackaon BL

Ruuchman, Frank 8., Eighth Ave. Reeve*, G. w, 1114 Lafayette BL

Rloe. L. L, 2U Peny BL

Sanborn, A. K., 809 Howard SL Slckiar, Dr. W. B-, Oor. Ocean i

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Cmlth. H. H., Ml Stockton Art. Bewail. W. Joyce, 904 CoiumbU Art Slmea. Samuel. 208 Windsor Are: Bewail. Robert, 227 Windsor Art Sheppard. L L, 44 Jackaon BL Sikeo, Q., 8th and Beach Avuoneo. Bberron. Wm. T, 220 "

ng Lafayette SL Btevena! Lewis T,'7X2 OorgU 8L Steven*. Wm. T, 786 CorgU SL Smith, L &. 808 Washington SL Stidham. Mrs. J. P. AlMBoward SL Sloan, John H_, ttsfiSckLm Art

BoeUcs, a.. 1086 Wan''

Starr, Dr. R. Welter, New Jersey end

Schellenger, B. L, 428 W. Perry SL Shields, Cha*. B, 496 Lafayette BL Sodth, W. A, 413 Washington SL Smith, a S, 8*1 Washington SL Stevens. William U, 218 North SL Stites. E. P., 618 LafayetU SL Sttteo. 8. R-. 1102 Lafayette SL Seertoe, a J.. *06 Broadway. 8 ^ppartj H. C 41? tooldwir*" Bdaln. Marvin C.. 887 Windsor Art

Teak. T. A, 7*9 Wart. 8L ■heroes. A C, tag Weak. • •ten. W. L. 7 North BL

V CAPE MAY Y THE COOLEST 8EA8IPE 8UHHIEB BE80RT OH THE ATUmjIG COASY^l. 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 wanner in Winter than any other Resort on the Atlantic Coast, north of Florida. It sUnds on a peninsula jutting out between the AtUnlic 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, wit^a history of one hundred years as such. Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the ocean front juft 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 tne water. There are no holes

gulleys, and no life lines are required.

YACHTING, The Cape May Yacht Club i» 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 touruamenU. THE COTTAGE COLONY is a distinguished feature, made up of residents of the leading cities of the Union. It ia a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages of the Country Place, because it is the only resort on the coast, on the main l-n<4 and not on a sanded island, and along its avenues are trees wfffi'vefdgpt foliage. THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered from farms in the adjoining country.

Hotel* Lafayette CAPE riAY„ N. J. C0TO ©(pSlfl (rSIb fES @SAS©23 Lili

Directly on the Beach.

Newly Furnished

THE HARBOR

ScHELLENGERS LaNDIN(

Port's Beer and Choice Wlee. and Liquor* Row Boat* sad Laanchea to Hire, Flab lag and Crabbing Supple* Local Phone No. 3D. JAMES A. CARROLL

(Sarroll T)xLla ~ ~ ~ ^ Central Location. Conoanient to all points. Specious & Cool Verandas Close view <rf 8e* and Bathing (i round.. Table Kxoellendaa EaUblUhed MM. T. R. ■HOOKS

Ocean End of Jackson St„ Cape May, N. J. Modern lb all its appointments. Rooms en suit with bath. Electric __ n trd Delightfully located. Ocean View. Short wrlk from Railroad Station. The management gives a rate of £2.50 per day, up. 1 the Bert. R.MALP*

Open all the Year

M DM HOTEL

Moderate Price*. "Centrally Looted. J. L KBHR South Lafayette St THE HOMESTEAD ~~ aai Jacks*. Sit. Cap, Mar

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The Wvoming

OPEN ALL

Two Square* Crew P. A R. or P. R B. AMMgemar* •- ■

Directly Facing tbe Ocean Room* $2.00 to $4.00 Per Day Special Teem, by tbe Week

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

Corner Room* and .Suite* ail onerrt* aud (Uiier* iu ball room, p.m 10 : Concert. 10 30 to 12 in J.p.neae Rooi

i Parlor, and Bath. Extra, toll »: Hops every ereotnK. 6 30to 11.30 Locial O Carpenter Director Dancing

Washington and Jackson Streets QiiicR '^•unoh. Service Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANS B. WRISLEY

Its Mte®!

Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

J. R. WILSON A SON

Ocean Avenue aud Beuc CAPE MAY, N. J.

Modern conveniences. Handsome suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted. Dining room has a seating capacity of zoo W. H. CHURCH. Own*, and Frouriarte

THE ALDINE, year. Rooms arge and airy. Appointments first-cla^s. Cuisine exoeDenL Rates, $2 per day, upward; $10 per week, upward. Theodore Muller.

=CAF£ and BUFFET Table D’Hote Dinner, 12 to S p. at. Baa Food* sad Salad BpecUHias. .’teat of Wia«* and Liquor* eerved. Auditurlum can be rented for Bella and Parties. Special Overboil Bottled In

Bond, Ml quart 91.00.

m m.. wwnw-n. JOHN. J. HoCANN, Prop’r

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L. or P. R. B. Depot*. On* Mjeere from beech. Special ete.. on appUeettee. W. D. VANZAMT

THE VICTORIA Full Ocrns Vtow Luge Airy Room liable tanercelleb •j ucau HOTEL GLENWOOD

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