CAPE MAY DAILY HKfiALD, THUBSDAY, JULY 23 1908.

VALUABLE TIMBER 1

“Although tho hardwood tn»* of the United State* may have to witnee# with alarm the depreciation ot the area of oak and walnut In the Appalachian range* and the lower Mlaslsalppl there 1* plenty of the other *ort left on the continent." remarked E. H. Mer-

LOBTi POUND AWO TOR BALB

* Vnr Bala

A.alxteen loot launeli with 44 b p. Smalley entfiile. with megoru in perfect running order, aUo containing etuhlona, . flag*, awning* and everything that goe* with &r*t claaa launch Apply to Marvy't Drug Store or B 8. Mary. Jr. ‘ - •

For Sal* Cheap

e large Uambler Car, 11W7

“The world ha* no Idea of th* re■ouroes from a Umber man ■» viewpoint of th* great untouched Alaakan fore*t*.' conunued Mr. Merle*. “Up from Valdea and stretching on above the Tanana river the foreet growth ol Alaska, mainly pine It Is true, blit the biggest, finest pine tn the land— 1* prodigious. The Interior of Alaska 1* given over to much stunted growth, owtng to Ihe severe winters, bul along the softer climated coast the forest* are simply Indescribable in their un cut luxuriance. It will be many year* before the woodsman’s ax la beard over the thousands of square mile* eluded tn this domain-"

Th* \ “Now ;

man in the car. who was evidently woman haler, “wearing earrings this day and generation. Actually piercing ihe flesh so as to furtbt adorn herself, ax though enough o namenta could not be hung or olbe wise attached to the person. 1 net. have been able to understand wt they do not still wear rings In their notes and bells on their toes and put court plaster beauty spots on faces Just ss they used to do. a faces Indian fashion, and a bit farther back still—Indeed, one may go to the African gold coast to-day and find men a* well as women cutUng vertical slashes In their faces as marks of besuty. However, mind you. I am not kicking. It Is Just encouraging to ote serve that so few women to-day wear

How to Help Our Frlenda. We often attempt to regulate the liras ot our friends through Imposln; our own will* upon them. -This we dc under th# Impression that our con ceptlon of truth la superior to theirs and that w* aee more clearly thai they do. This Is really but a form o and binds all who indulge In It. both the strong and the weal: Of course there Is a point where i kind and friendly desire to help an other may be productive of good. Bu when the desire to help another In voices the subjugation of his spin and understanding, then that desiri becomes s selfish one. For you can not force a knowledge of truth upoi anyone. Only love and patience an< living the truth yourself can bring 1 to the consciousness of your frlenda— From the Nautilua

Th* Argument of Gold. A man who Is furnished with arguments from the mint will convince his antagonist much sooner than one who draws them from reason and philosophy. Gold Is a wonderful clean the understanding; it dissipates every, doubt and scruple In an Instant commodate* Itself to the meases parities; silences the loud and clamor ou*. and brings over the most Stic ate and Inflexible. Philip of Macedon waa a ma most Invincible reason this way. refuted by It all the wisdom of At]

s way. “Hold on.” shouted the ms was about to be electrocuted. “What's the matterT" asked guard and attendants. “Why. say. I want you fellers promise me that you won’t, let the yellow papers headline this matter •An Uncommon Occurrent,' or 'Cur rent Topics.' " And after comptylnf they pushed the button.

The Old Fruit Store. Cape May’s Fruit Store is belter pre pared than ever to supply the people of Cape May with all the fruits of the ■wagon in the freshest possible manner. Mr. Hogan has been in the- fruit and candy business for very many ; and the people know where to get fruit. He makes a sperialty of sei fruit* in packages to the hotel g

Th# ladles of the First Bj Church will hold a basaar on-Thurs-day, Friday and Saturday. Aogt 7 and 1. The place will be am

with

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rvprague glass front, newly paluled exceptionally fine condition, *. » MOO. Apply for demonstration at No 7M Lafayette sL, Cape May, N. J. U

WARE’S NEW -“ 'Philadelphia — -a harmacy--Oosan 8L. and Columbia At*. 1‘axscaimog Dscoaian Kaoisncaxn Our Prescription department will receive every care aud attention • The purpose of this store Ik to eupplv au> thing uausly bad lu a Hist claaa city place. A share of your patronage solicited. Ware’s Pharmacy DR. S. P. WARE

For Bale A 1* foot new boaL suitable for fishing, or for launch tender. Apply Sv. M. 8.. HERAID Office. FOR SALE CHEAP—Beach front loL with riparian right Apply J. H. Hughes. 410 Washington street

One good work horse, one open wagon, a double set of working harner“ Apply ••L” Hkkald office, 614 Wav

mg Ion street-

FOR SALE—Pony rig, at Brooks liable. Jefferson and Corgie Streets

FOR SALE—An Estey Organ. Ap ly E. M.. Cape May Herald Off!

FOR SALE—Thirteen foot bal two rowing thwarts; brass and s fastnlugs Apply W. H. 8. Herald of-

OLO NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE One-quarter of a cent per pound. Apply to the Caps May Hkhalt No. 614 Washington street

CAPE MAY DAILY HERALD Tide table for July, August and Sep tember 1! rhursday, July 23 Friday, July 24 Saturday, July 26 Sunday, July 26 Monday, July 27 Tuesday, July 28 Wednesday,July 29 Thursday, July 80 Friday, July 31 Saturday, Aug. 1 Sunday, Aug. 2 Monday, Aug. 2 11.29 11.48 Tuesday, Aug. 4 12.09 Wednesday, Aug. 6 12-30 12.63 Thursday, Aug. 6 Friday, Aug. 7 Saturday, Aug. 8 Sunday, Aug. 9 Monday Aug. 10 Tuesday, Aug. 11 Wednesday. Aug. IS Thursday, Aug. 13 Friday, Aug. 14 Saturday, Aug. 16 ' Sunday, Aug. 16 Monday, Aug. 17

4 woman la New York has Jus! .Vied for a divorce, on the gr

* he would aot have famished the Man with cheap furniture. If yon V your furniture at R. F. Otter's

«■ at'night, by thstr a

K J. The Leading family House. Capacity 350. Large Grounds. Music. Booklet

SATISFIED CUSTOMERS

WILL YOU BE ONE ?

JAMES M. E. HILDRKTH CouNkbi-lok-At-Lau® 214 Ocean Hi reel CAPE MAY, K. 3.. Notary Public

205 Ocean Street

^KWI8 T. BTEVEN8 COUNSELLOR AT LAW, 814 WsaataaToa Br. Cars May. N. J. Master and Solicitor la Chancery. Supreme Court Commissioner. Notary Public. Commissioner for Pennsylvanis.

[)R. H.W. LUMMI8 ... DENTIST ... Office—Over Mbsuav'k Drug Store

Okkicb Horns Ma. ■»., I W to Sp.

THE CECIL HOTEL

Open for Season of 1908

CAFE AND BUFFET Biggest and Coolest Place in town. Sea Foods and Salads a Specialty Private Banqud Rooms lor Supper Parties. Phone Orders Receive Prompt Atlmlion . Cottage Trade Solicited

loSWrvenlua

A Work Shop FOE CHILDSES

Bolh Phones

ELDREDGE & ELDREDGE REAL K8TATK 810 Wa*lilniru>ii ft. CAPE MAV.N.. Agents md Brokers

405 Washington St.

WH. F. BROWN Plumbing Steam anil Gas Fining Jobbing A Specialty Katlmatee Furnished 315 Washington SL CAPE MAY

Hotel Qhalfonte First Class Family House

NEAR THE BEACH

Telephone Connections. H. A. OR ESSE,

RAILROAD TIME TABLES Trains leave Cape May for PhUadel -him, as follows; P<

bad. Weekday*.

-ears Cape May 6.40 A. M. ' 7.06 “

7.16 “

Arrive Phlla. 9.43 A. M. 8.47 “ 9.08 Broaf 1L00 “ 12-66

4.43 4.28 8.11

CAS Broad S

7X6

4.15

6.46 6.10

6 JO "

8.66 Broad St

7-46 8.40 10X6

READING RAILROAD WEEK DAYS nave Capa May Ar^M Phlla 7.05 A. K. 8.46 A. M. 8.00 “ 0.46 - U0 P. M. 8.26 P. M. 4.46 “ 846 “ SUNDAYS 6.30 A A 9.46 - 4-16 P. H. 8.16 - 0.10 “ 1L00 -

The Woric I The Cape May brand

sebool present* a part of the of general education which has in do with the Industrial side, of lift.

> arranged that, from the, >

■ petal of new, ft ia more InterOUa play and tpm ihe parent's

* — it Is highly edi

National Local Express 108 Jackson St. CAPE MAY CITY, N. J. Hauling of all kind*, Express Haggage and Freight, Piano moving u specialty. NO MOKE-walllng for| wagons, use phone, we do I be rest. Keystone 106 Y.

v-o/'f branch of the TqatchaiD School Open Thursday July-trib:—

Buy a Gas Range and.. Cook With Gas

Pollard® Burns Stock ' Company

GAPE MAY 0, A Merchant, Jr., Mgr.

Both Phones

ISAAC H. SMITH CLOTHIER AND FURNietTEK

FULL UHE OF TMJBK8 M.WAY8 ON HAWD;

- > Opposite Reading Depot. 608 WASHINGTON ST.. CAPE MAY. N. J.

M. C- SWAIN MANUFACTURER OF Artificial Stone Pavement, Cellars, Floors. Etc., Etc ms Ml ID SYOSSIS SSWDfiSa* AMY COLOR 0B DESIGB A SPECIALTY.

All Work Guaranteed and Best of Reference Furnibekb 30 'S'SAXkS Triwc-T "P T-F-STI- T-. Office and Residence, 337 Windsor Ave. Cape May, A. /.

Why Smith Left Home JULY 23-24-25 Every Play Produced with Special Scenery and Electric Effects Esfegrr;—

Vaudeville Produced Every Performance MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS

. j^tocliton £ UT f j3 a ^" s • • ADJOINING THE STOCKTON Newly Renovated and under new management. Finest Bathing Kstabllshnt on tim-AtlanticCoast. JOHN C- LITTLE. Mgr.

DO YOU HEAD THE HEEALD? IT IS TO THE INTEREST OF EVERY gp]| man who visits or owns property in Cape May to be a reader oi the Cape May Herald. In its columns you will find throughout the year much matter that will interest and be of value to you for the trifling cost of one dollar per year. If you do not already take the Herald cut out and fill, in the following coupon, enclosing check or a one dolllar bill, and mail same to “Herald,”-Cape May; New Jersey.

tfshomas 'JjQ. Jflillot &> S 071 COAL WOOD &'COKE

Office 320 WASHINGTON STBptb Phones

CAPE MAY

Unindsor

Open fill the Yes On The Beach -

Dining Room Overlooking the Sea Rooms with or without Bath

, R. J. CRKBWELL

Cor. Beach Ave. and Congress 8t. Caps May, N. 3.

DO YOU USE THE

&

Eastern Telephone F«r all.Long Distance Calls T

RYE MINUTE TALK AT THREE MINUTE RATE

LEWIS T. STEVENS, Publisher

CAPE MAY HERALD

Send me the Herald fbr one year, for which eeciosed find; Si.

Geo. W. Reeves Steam and Hot Water Heating and the Honeywell System

Plumbing In all lines General Jobbing BpedfieaUona Furnished

Tailoring and French Dry Cleaning

ALEXANDRE A HUNT

PUSHING A SPECIALTY

Pier Ave. Photo Studio 1 at Might by Bisctrie Light