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CAFE MAY PAII.Y gfcRALD, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1908.
Cottage Directory lor 1908
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Vilen. K H. :-2 Oranl it .vruold cusnes C. M» Washington it v mold I'tx-Jerlck E. iso North at Affeldt Mrs 11., XU Windsor Arenue
MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Washington and Ocean Streets 602 Washington SI. 217. 219, Ml Ocean St. Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits Chol'.t Bnttin-Sksrpleas CUt MJi-A SpecUlty Country Produce fresh dally from our own farm ruk, OyitiM, Clsmi ha4 Terrapin. BresseS Peahrr The largest market in Cape May.
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W . Hotel Cape May. , K 11., an Beach Ave. Vera, 911 Stockton Ave. alhoriue A.. 10i Ocean bt.
Baird. l>a*ld U JU lint Avenue, llarvlay, William K., 10 Klrat Ave, tiouucU. Judion U, h37 Wakh. bt.
Boyd. < Barrj.
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Hygienic Prindplea.
THOMAS H. WILTBAHK 407 Washington St
Itoardiuan. Horace M.,
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uetead. iUchard. 101 Qut3eu St j Baker John A.. Sil Columbia Ave. I Bailey. John M.. Sll tlueen bt. Blakeley. John, J« Congreaa St Brown. Mrs. 1, M.. Kearney Ave. Berger. Mr». Klorence, 10» Howard St
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Capa May Herald. *14 Waah. 9t , Caaaelman. William S-, *01 W aah. bt j Churchman. C. W. 517 Franklin St. j Cohen. Reuben. iOS Ocean St Curry. Jamea C.. is3 Berry St j Cloud. Mrs. A. B, *16 Queen Bt | Campion. Richard. *01 Beach Ave. Cog. Walter, Stockton Ave. Craig. John F., Columbia Ave. Cohen. Joseph, io4 Ocean Sc Caaaedy, Wm. F, 70* Corgle St , Clark. Jamea, »Ui W. Perry St Church. Mrs. Margaret *1" Wash. St Crawford. George C, 660 Waah. St Crego. Rev. H. R.. 71* Franklin St ; Chew. Wm- H.. US Wlndaor Ave. Chew. Mre 201 Wlndaor Are. i Cummings. Edwin J., 723 Wash. St 1
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Deacon. Louis J., 822 Columbia Ave.! Dlmond, Joseph. 81* Beach Ave. Davis, Dr. Charles N, M7 Beach Ave. Dally M . 16 South Lafayette St 1 Da. is, Edward L.. 661 Hughes St Derwent Robert Broadway. N Dougnerty, FYank S , *24 Corgle St Davis. Mr*. S., lo06 Stockton Ave. Dougherty. C. H. 720 Wash St Doak, James J , 03 Washington 8L Douglass. U. 8. 814 Washington 8t Duke. Francis K-. 614 Lafayette St Diamond. John. 81* Beach Ave. Dallet Morris. Kearney Ave. ■lu Font Ireaee. 817 Beach Avenue. Davla, Mima C. B-, 660 Hughes St DeBHver, Robert S.. Beach Avenue and Jackson St
DIHECTLT IMPORTED JHpflMESE RKZ (5©©©S 3aUuma Cloieone, Itumo and Fine China, Ivory, Laeqoer Ware, Teak Wood Bronte, 811k Klmonoi, Linens, Screen*, Framed Flelurea, Toys, NoveJTio Etc B. KASAI A CO. Iron Pi kb - Bkach Avk-mb
jg] Dry Goods and Furnishings gj The Barain 8tx>re We endeavor to live and let live by charging so moderately that all buyers will be attracted. Latest styles in ladle’s and misse’s shirt waist and jumper snits. You can not find their equal in the city ^1.25 up. | HIE UIE Of UDIES SHOTS
THE 000LE8T SEASIDE 8UMMEB RESORT ON 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 cuolci in Summer and warmer :n 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 us the Home of Fashion and Wealth in ihe .Summer season, with a history of one huudred years as such. Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the <.(xan front, just inside, occupants can enjoy at the same time an unobstructed view of Old Neptune. ^ 1 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 aud the kindred sports in both still and rough waters. Urge 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, t ape May 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 Sumlher. Frequent tournaments. THE COTTAGE COLONY is a distinguished feature, made up of residents of the leading cities of the Union. . It U a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages cf the Courtky Place, because it is the only resort on the coast, ou the main Und and not on a sanded island, and along its avenues are trees with verdant foliage. THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered from farms in the adjoining country.
KUlson, Wm. B.. 921 Stockton Ave. Ewing. Dr. 8. E., Myrtle Ave. Eastwlck. Thoms* W.. 46 Jack*on SL Earn. Mr*. A. G-. 60J Hughe* SL Edmund*. J. Henry. 42 Jackson St. Edmunds. Mr*. Mary M.. 664 Wash
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Eldredge, EUls C-. 213 Perry SL Eldredge, Dr. J. Smallwood. 1142 j Washington SL . „ Eldredge. Samuel F.. *16 Wash. St
Ladle*' Komono*. 25 cent*, fine *hirt waists. 29 cents, up, large lot of children'* dresae*. whlta and colored, box’* waah suit* and Ladles.'Genta' and Childrens' hoeiery from 10 cents up. The oldest corset in the market, the P. N. and American Beauty, finest fitting and best wearer, 25 cents up First class tailor, at lowest priest at LAVENTHOl'8^19 Washington Street. LAVENTHAL’S
Mens’ wear and furnishings Everything In linen wear. Sheets and pillow case*. We supply all the boarding houses. Full line of Ladiss', Mans' Boys’ Mis***’ and Childrens’ bathing suiU Bams gopda found In the wagon. Trips over county every two week*. Repairing, cleaning, pressing.
319 Washington Street
House Painting as it was Done
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GOOD OLD TIMES «=& Dutch process lead
Flynn. James. 1* Focer. Daiiled. 233 Perry 8L Fenner. Mr*.'Annie. 71a Corgle 8L Fenton. George F., 257 Grant SL Falkinburg. J, 668 Wash. SL Foster. Mr*. Bar ah A.. 201 Perry SL Freeman. Dr. Walter J.. 825 Beach FarlejL R- Hendereon. 66* Hughe* 8L Gray. GUe*. Ml*. M. C, *42 Windsor Greene, 1 **^ Mr*. M. M„ 7 Atlantic Gemrig. John H, 107 Ocean SL Grave*. Ferd J.. 631 Columbia Ave. Grave#, N. Z-. South Lafayette ado Congress SL*. Gallagher, Christopher. 46 Jackson 8t Gilbert. Conrad M.. *07 Howard SL Garrison. Mr* 8. S.. 323 Decatur St. Gregory. Dougla**. *1* Perry SL
bwlulMy uncbsogcableby any ohmate or barbouer is the world- When flo*d Unaeed Oil. My work can lx ■sen 00 fifty or more ooUagn lo IhU but the best male rial* are uaed oh my work a* oao be aetlalaciorily proven MIL and receipt* tbereoL^as well as ocrUDcatea of the facta, which oao at aej
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ixr he* Mrs. H. B-. 612 Hughes St ackstt, Stanton H.. 665 Hughes SL and. Robert 8-. 706 Jefferson 8L art. Edwin K.. 10 North SL
ess. Rev. Arthur. 606 Lafayette 8L
Okion. Herbert. Jr . 629 CoL Ave.
olniau. Mrs. W. A. 7*6 Columbia
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etaee. MIUmMTE., 610 Hughes BL lew. Dr. F. J.. IMS Wash. 8L .11 Mrs. L. M.. 603 Lafayette BL and Dr. Anna W., 610 Waah. BL and. Enoch W., 1011 Wash. BL
and. Harry. 1014 Waah. BL Joseph. 1007 Waah. A BUI well 8.. Ml WastT-BL — **-*v—t. *17 Waab-
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Hawkey, John I*. 41* Bank BL Hickey, a », «*4 Wash. BL Hildreth. J. M. K-. Star vma.
Hlnea, V. D.. Madleon At*, and I_ HughreT GUbert C , *13 Madison Are.
Hughes, I P, 232 Parry BL
■2e*7j- W, 1101 Washington BL Hashes. J. H, «» Waahlagtoo BL Harpor. T. B-, Columbia Avans sad
Howard BL
Haywood. W. B- 1*2 Docatar SL Hoea. Boswell R-. 60* Hughe* BL llumphre*. Harry B, *1 Ocean BL Hughes. Dr. ftaah R . 41* Wart BL
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Lewis, George T.. 805 Beach Avo. dxic&*. James W., 629 Hughe* BL I LandeU. Mr*. L K-. Congre** £L | Laird. Zopber H-, 22* Grant BL I Lea. Henry a, * Grant BL Leagert. M. A., 623 Columbia Ave. ! Leach. . JG.. 1013 Lafayette BL Leedom. Joseph. 202 Congress SL Leach. Dr. A L.. 1011 Lafayette BL
Mari*. Theodore. 915 Beach Ave. Maris, Mr*. John M. 915 Beach Ave. Mason. Mr*. A R-. 911 Queen BL Moss,' Frank H, *11 Beach Ave. MU*. Dr. Jamoa. 815 Stockton Ave. McCullough. Alexander, 427 Hughes 8 Maguire, Mias Casale, 41 Jackson 81 Moore, 8. H-. The El heron. Moorhead. J. W., 626 Hughee SL McCreary. Dr. James, 222 North BL Miller Alfred B, 11*6 Wash BL MacTariand, Lao. 7*1 Columbia Are. McGrath. L. J, 819 Beach Ave. McKenna. A D., 819 Beach Are. McCabe. 8. B., *03 Columbia Are. Middleton, George P-, 84 Congress Bt MiUer, a A,- SIS Stockton At*. M Idle a Edward B., 7*5 Oolumhla Ave McCreary. W. H-. 34 Guarnej BL Mecray. Jeremiah, Sll Decatur BL Mecray. John W.. Sll Decator BL McCredy, R. W., 45* Hughes SL McMullen. W. J-. *07 Congre** Place Monroe. Peter. 2*5 Congre** Place. Matthewa. G L, 297 Broadway. Modge. E N.. *4 Jackson BL Monroe, John L, W. Beach Are. Marshall, J. W.. 226 Congreea BL Maris. Mrs. W., 71* Corgle St Miller. C. Earl. «64 Hughee BL McLeod. Rev. J, 610 Hughe* BL Marshall, C. G., 12 First Ave. McDonnell, W. C.. 419 Hughe* BL Miller, R. R-, 11U Wart. BL Marcy, Samuel 8, 41* Bank SL Mercy. D. V. M. D-.Cor. Ocean and Hughes BL McKnlghL Mre. R. J-. 749 Wart BL Mecray, Pronk. «1* Hugh** BL Mel vim. P. J -. Slf Bread SL J. Hern’, *14 Pi ad. A ft. Ml 1 X G, 90* Btockto
Reed. Mr*. Anna 8.. 61* Lafayette SL "ooseell, Albert E., M. D., 10 Booth Lafayette SL Rodan. David W, 238 Perry Bt Reed. Dr. G H.. 637 Hughes SL “ ~ rgt«i07 Broadway A, *» Jackson BL Frank S, Eighth Ave. Reeves, G. W, 1114 Lafayette BL Rice. L. L, 211 Perry SL
Peter. Beach and Trenton Avenues. Sanborn. A E.. 209 Howard BL • ickler. Dr. W. B-, Cor. Ocean and Hughes 81*. Smith, H. H., Ml Stockton Are. Sewell. W. Joyce. BOO Columbia Ave. Sltnes, Bimitel, *08 Windsor Ave. Sewell, Robert. 2*7 Wlndaor Ave. Sheppard. L Lu, 44 Jackson SL Sikes, G., 8th and Beach Avenues. Sherron. Wm. T, *20 Windsor Am Sheppard. W. R^ 4*5 Wash. BL Shearer, Dr. G. H_, 518 lafayvtt* BL Stevaaa, Lewis T, 7ZS Corgle BL Stevena. Wm. T, 718 Oorgi* SL Smith, L H., 808 vyaahlagton BL Stidham, Mr*. J. P, BU SwgBjfc. Sloan. John IL, 8*9 BtocktdpAm BueOta, A. 1026 Washington BL Snare, Jacob, 10 Congress BtreeL Sayre, Louis G, 823 Wash. BL Belts, Aaguatua, Eighth Am Starr, Dr. R. Walter, New Jersey and Baltimore Aves. ScheUenger, B. L, 4*8 W. Perry SL autee. SL P, 618 Lafayett**t Btttaa, 8. R-, 110* Lafayette SL L A. 805 Broadway. ,r. G », Kearney Am Sheppard. H. W., 417 Broadway, Bmln. Marrla C.. *37 Windsor Am W. N, 1*4 Decatur SL
Rankle. R. g. It Oeeea SL Dr^rR. « “I* Ter. g—?. *1*: MmrT 4s. 1 !**- Newkirk: L Robert. 918 Baart Am ££"■ v o. o Ec®f! Sev - Farter D, t» Waahrtr TMW Mi—II St
Taah, T. A 79* Wart SL Themes, A. G* 48* Wart 8 Tel**. W. L. 7 North SL
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Directly Faclug the Ocean Room* $2.00 to *4.00 Per Day Special Terms by the Week
* Hotel Lafayette CAPE flAY,, N. J. E© 1 ^ © S'® S3 ? ©IE 7 IS S 3 $ i\3 © 53 Hi*
Directly on the Peach.
JOHN TRACY
Newly Furnished
THE HARBOR
Sche.1-lenders Landing
Port's Beer and Chotoe Wines and Uqaora , Bow Boats and Ban aches to Hire. Pishing and Crabbing Supple. Furnished Local Phone No. 3D. JAMES A. CARROLL
ffiAe Qolonial. .
-SSKF LOCATION ’’ , UNSUKPAS8
QaTToll'Qilla •
Central Location.' Convenient 10 all points. Spacious * Cool Verandas Ctaaevfcw of Sea and Bathing Grounds. Table BxcellencleB Established
. MRS. T.N. BROOKS
Tmm ygjgg Jai Ocean End of Jacksoo SL Cape May, N. J. Modern in all iu appointment!. Rooms en suit with bath. Electric lighted. Delightfully located, Ocean View. Short walk from Railroad Station. Toe management give* a rate of $2.50 per day, up. Cuisine U» Be*L R. HALP1N
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Open all tin Tear
Moderate Price*. Centrally Located. J. L huh5. SouthLafeyette SL
THE HOMESTEAD
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8. A. Smith, Prop. CAPE MAY, N. J. OPENED FOR SEASON OF 1908 Corner Room* and Haile* w.th Parlor, ami Hath, Kxlr* Concert* 10 30 to 12 in Japanese K->o a Lacnu O Ctrymtei Duector litacmg
11® Washingtoii and Jackson Streets Quich 'fexinch Service Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANK B. WRISLET
Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable
J. R. WILSON A SON
Ocean Avenue end Beac CAPE MAV, N. J.
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Modern conveniences. Handsotub suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Rfectric Lighted. Dining room has a seating capacity of 200 w. H. CHURCH, Own,
XHtT A I mMC DECATUR ST. ^First house ■ llCr ALLMllt, from beach.) aU the year. Rooms arge and airy. Appointments first-class. Cuisine excellent Rates, $2 per day, upward; $10 per week, upward. Theodore Mueller.
The
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CAFE and BUFFET
Table D'Hote Dinner, 12 to S p. m.
Bos Food* and Salad Bpedalties. Ilsat of Wins* and Liquor* aerTed. Aoditurium can be rented for Ball* and Parties. Special Overboil Bottled in
Bead, full quart U.00.
w«hi w u.ii. J0HH. J. McCANH, Prop'r
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M CAPE MAY CITY.- N. J.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Two Bqaarea from P^AtLor P. R- R^Dsyta One aqaarefrom bsacb^ Special
W. D. VANIANT
THE VICTORIA
Fall Oomb Vkw Lug, Airy Room
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