Cape May Daily Herald, 28 July 1908 IIIF issue link — Page 3

CAP* MAT DAILY tiEBALP, TIJEBDAY, TOLY 28, 1908.

Cane lay Daily Derail Cottage Directory lor 1908

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AUen. E H. «J tirAnt »L Arnold ChATte. C. »1» WAAhln*tOB I Arnold . 1'rr-dcrick K. 1:0 North it. Affoldt. Ur. U.. 2U Wlodior Arena

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liivpluuu. h»uiocl. A10 ColumblA Ate n.myhnrct \Um R. I*. 24 OcoAH St. lluuu. Denton S.. *45 Hu«h« StBennett. UenT Q.. 4S>* " eit l*erry St | tteum. Oeors*. 2< JAcinon St j DuruA. Rev. Jaibca. Ml WAAh. St. !

iloyd. Geo. W , Hotfcl Cepe UAy.

El«t UrA R- H. oil Beech Are. lurry Dr Vern. 91P Stockton Are. j Bruce! Ur» Celhertne A.. 1M Ocnen Bt- j Delrd. Da* Id U I Hiri-lBT WllllAjn li-. -U r lr»t Are. ; Ucunelt. Judfcou D, M7 Weeh. St.

tu^h Andre* S. m WAAh 8U

BoerdniAn. Horece M-. M« Weeh. 8l UruokA. Joseph “ w “* t-

MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET Cor. WoihlBgton tnd Oceon Stroott 602 WAAhlkxtoe St. 217. 219, ssl OceM St. Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits M Chel-.e ■■tteri-ShArpleu GUI MJe-A Spertilty Country Produce fresh dally from our own farm FDh. Oyt ten, CUma end TermpU. Dreeaed Peel try > The lirgest market in Cape May.

Manufacturing Confectioner...

New Store New Factory

Full Line of the Best Candies

oorr mr t Hys>«nie THOMAS H. WILTEAHH

407 Washington St.

^MuLl.’”RlchArd.' Mil Queen St.

Baker, John A_, Ml Colt

lUker, John A_. .si ^JdmblA Are. Belley. John M.. !>11 Queen St, Blakeley, John. 26 Couxresa St. Brown. Mr. U M, KeAmey Are. Berscr. Mr». Florence, 20S lioWArd 81.

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Cape May Herald. *H WAAh. 8t- . n .—I.n.n William S-. *01 " Ai^- 8t - ciSSSSt 0. V. 11! “■ Cohen. Reuben. 208 Ocean SU Corry. Jamea C-, 223 Derry bt Cloud, ktra. A. B, *16 Queen bt. Campion. Richard. 901 Beach Are. Cox. Walter. *26 Stockton Are. Cralx. John F , Columbia Are. Cohen. Joaeph. 204 Ocean St. CA*»odj. Wm. * >06 Corgle SlClark. Jamea. 602 W. Perry St cSSb. bu7W.~Oiiwj.ii su Crawford. Geor*e C-. Waah. Su Creed, Rer. U- P.. "19 Franklin St Chew. Wm- U-. 246 Wtndaor Ave. Chew. Ura. 3, 201 Windsor Are. Cummins*. Edwin J.. iSS Waah. St.

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Deaixm. U»uU J . OolumW* Are. rt St Derwent, Robert, Broad wy._^ Doutberty. Frank S.. »34 8t. D**u. lira- S-. 10<6 Stockton Are. D^kf'jamcw j”. *33 Washluston St t^ria-^“ S. *14 Waahlnston Bt £££ l^ancia K-. *14 DafayotU St Diamond. John. *1* Beach Are Dailet, Morns, Kearney Are. aul'ont, ireie. 07 Beach Arenue. Da* la, Mias C. B-. 6*0 »iu*ho. St__ DeSUver. Robert 8.. Beach A and Jackson St

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tn l ..,n Wm. a. 921 Stockton Are. twin*. Dr. S E-. Myrtle Are. tail wick. Thomas W., 46 Jackson St S^ Mra A. G.. 506 Hushes St Edmonds. J. Henry. M Jackson St Edmonds, Mr*. Mary M, 664 Wash Inston St . — o. Bdreds*. KlUs C, 111 ^rrySt Cldrwdse. Dr. J. Smallwood. U41 Waahlnston Bt .w Eldrsdxe. Samuel F_ *15 Wash- St

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Flynn, Jamea. 1* Jackson St Kocer. Danled. *23 f^Tj St Fenner. Mr*. Annie, 716 Corsle bt Fenton. Geors* F, 167 Gr*nt St Felkinbors. J-. *** W ash. St Faster Mr*. Sarah A-. 201 i Freeman, Dr. Walter J., *25 Beach FirleVl's- Henderaon. 65» Hushes St Gray. UUea. Ml*. M. C-. 142 Winder “■jlr*. M. M-. 7 Atlantic

DIRECTLY IMPORTED *-^=^ JHpHUESE <5®® ©S ■Sataujua Cldsone, Ixumo and Fine China, Ivory, Lacquer Ware, Teak Wood Bran sc, Silk Kimonos, Linens, Screens, Framed Plcturee, Toy*, N'ovelTies Etc B. KASAI A CO. Ibow Pikb - - Brack Avrkcb

v CAPE MAYv fftf THE C0bLE8T SEASIDE SUMMER BE80RT ON THE ATLAWTIC 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 to degrees cooler in Summer and warmer tu 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 m the Summer season, with a history Of one hundred year* as such- Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the ccexn 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

May

jg Drtj Goods and Furnishings The Barein ©tore We endeavor to live and let live by charging so moderately that an buyers will be attracted. Latest styles in ladle's and raisse’s shirt waist and jumper snits. You can not find their equal in the city £1.25 up. | FIR UR Of UMBSIBU

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. Large fleet of public yacht;.. BATHING. A highly valued feature of many of the hotels are the hot and cold sea water baths, both public aud pnvab the Finest Sea Bathing in the World, because its beach is smooth, with a gradual descent into the water. There

gulleys, 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 ar.d Avenues. Good roads throug the abjacent country. GOLF. The linlr« of the Cape May Golf Club, among the finest in the United States, are open all Summer. Frequent tournaments. THE COTTAGE COLONY is a distinguished feature, made up of residents of the leading aties of the Union. It is a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages of the Cousttky Plack. because it is the only resort on the coast, on the main land

and not on a sanded island, s**d alnng its avenues are trees with verdant foliage. THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered #fbm farms in the adjoining country.

LadisF Komorvoa, 25 cants, fine shirt waists. 28 cants, up, largs lot of chlWran's dresses, whit* and colored, boy's wash suits and Ladiss.'Ganta' and Childrens' hoalary from 10 cants up. The oldest coreat In the market, th* P. N. and American beauty, finest fitting «nd bast wearer, 25 cant* up First class tailor, at lowest prices at LAVgNTHOL'Wra Waehlnfl-

LAVENTHAL’S

Srit^oha H-, 107 Ocean Stsres. Ford J.. *31 Columbia Are. srre. N. Z, Booth Lafayette adi. duJK£*Chrt*toi»ber, 45 JacAaon Bt tbert, Conrad M, »7 Howard 8tirrlaoa. Mra S. S.. *2* Decatur SL ■egory, Dou^aaa. 218 Parry Bt. .raid. (Dally and Weekly), 614

Washington 8t-

tpburn. W. Horace. Beach Are.

lUoveU, J. Wallace. Hotel Cap*

Mr*. H. 8., *1* Hughe* Bt

tckeU, Stanton H-. 665 Hughes SL snd. Robert 8.. 706 Jefferson 8t-

sn. Edwin K-, 10 North Bt.

sss R«* Arthur, 506 La£»yetto Bt-

rslin. Harbert. Jr. 6*9 CoL A**. Mr* W. A. 706 Columbia

^Su*Frank P. 82* Stockton Are ■r.—■ MUlard eI-440 Hngbe# SL

^rw. Dr. F. J?k» Waah. BL

Ml, Mra L M.. 602 Lafayette BL snd. Dr. Anna M-, 610 Waah. BL

12. Knock W, 1011 Wash. HL -“d, Harry, 10X4 Wash. BL

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1 s. Ml W, L McKean,

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a I-. «U Bank SL *y, Q. F, *24 Waah. BL •th. J. M. », Star Villa,

a. r. D., Msdlson Are and m GUbert C.. 821 Madtoon Are

Me, L P., 282 Perry BL

*7j. W, 1181 Washington SL 1— J H, *2* Washington BL

BT Columbia Aren** *»>

Mens’ wear and Everything In linen wear. Sheet* and pillow cases. W* eupply all the boarding house*. Pull line of Ladles', Mena' Boys' Ml***#' and Childrens', bathing suits bam* goods found In the wagon. Trip# over county ovary two weak*. Repairing, cleaning, prening. SU Washington Street

House Painting as it was Done

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^8 GOOD OLD TIMES reeSr DtnCH PROCESS LEAD ,

used with r. flood L

ly climate or bar boner In th* world. When OU.. Uj ^

_ the beet mstcrisD are used on mr workss can be satistset by the bUD sad reoripts thereof, as well es certiflcete* of the feots, which

time be examined at my office. Devow Iw*

Shop rear of tho Glccwood Hotel A. C. GILE

Lewis. George T.. *05 Beach Are. m, James W.. *29 Hughes BL Lan'dell, Mra. L E-. Cocgreae EL Laird. Zopher H-. 222 Grant BL Lea, Henry (X, 8 Grant BL Lengert, M. A.. 623 Columbia Are Leach, . JG.. 1012 Lafayette SL Leodom, Joaeph. 202 Congress BL Leach. Dr. A. W 1011 Lafayette BL

Mart*. Theodore. 816 Beach Are. Mari*. Mra. John M. 915 Beach Are Mason. Mra. JL R, 911 Queen BL Mom. Frank IL, 911 Beach Ave. Mills. Dr. Jamea, 816 Stockton Are. McCullough. Alexander. 627 Hughes 8 Maguire. Mies Cassle. 41 Jackson Bt Moore, B. H-. The Klberon. Moorhead. J. W-. <36 Hoghet BL McCreary, Dr. James, 222 North BL Miller Alfred B, 1126 Wert BL MacFartaud, Leo, 731 Columbia Are McGrath. L. J.. *19 Beach Are McKenna, A. D., 819 Beach Are McCabe. 8. B-, 902 Columbia Are Middleton. George P-, 84 Oougreee Bt MUler, C. J.. 813 Stockton Ave. Mldlen, Edward B, 726 ColumbU Are McCreary, W. H.. *4 Goerney BL Mecray. Jeremiah. 211 Decatur BL Mecray. John W.. 212 Decatur BL McCredy. R- W, <68 Hughe* BL McMullen. W. J.. 287 Congress Place Monroe. Peter, 226 Congrau Place. Matthew*. C U. 387 Broadway. Madge. E. N.. >4 Jackson BL Monroe. John i, W. Beach Are Marshall, J. W„ 236 Congress BL Marta. Mrs. W.. TU Cor^e Bt MUler, a Bart, <64 Hughe* BL McLeod, Rer. J.. 610 Haghet BL Marshall. C. G~^U Flrat Are MeDonaeU, W. C., <1* Hughes BL MUler, R. R-. HU Wash. BL

nooan. David W„ 222 Parry Bt Reed. Dr. C. H., 627 Hagbea BL Reeve*. G«o(g*Ml07 Broadway ■ rt . & A, si Jao’

Rudolph, 8. Ku-schman.

Frank B^ Elgath Are

Ids, Peter, Beach and Trenton Sanborn. A E., 209 Howard BL ler. Dr. W. B^ Cor. Ocean and ighes St*. Smith, a a. Ml Btocktor Are Sewell, W. Joyce, 906 ColumbU Ai Slmet. Samael, 208 Windsor Are Bewail, Robert. 227 Windsor Are Sheppard, JL L, 4 ’

Sherron, Wm T., 220 Windsor Are Sheppard. W. A, 425 Wash. SL Shearer, Dr. G. a, 611 Lafayette SL Stevens, LswU T., 722 OorgU SL SUvena. Wm. T, 7M OorgU BL Smith, L a, <08 Washington Bt Stidham, Mra. J. P, 2U Hdwwd Sloan, Jol& a. 0 “ Suelka, A, 1026 W| Snare, Jaco^ M a Sayre, Louis C, 8IJ* Wi Betts. Aagostaa. Burr, Dr. a Wi

BchelUnger, B. L, 42* W. Perry BL BhUlds, Chss. B- 404 Lafayette BL Smith, W. R, 612 Washington BL Bmtth, M. 8, ttl Washington BL William L, 21* North " . P, 618 Lafayetta SL

G. a, Kearney Are Sheppard, a W, 617 Broadway Swain, Marvin C, S2T Windsor Are W. a. 124 Decatur BL

sovvisrsr mtiksw*

Thomas. T. T. *27 CotamUa Are

Directly Facing tbc Ocean Koom* 82.00 to $4.00 Per Day Special Terms by tbc Wsek

Hotel Lafayette CAPE riAY„ n. j. ©IPUfiS y®IE YEiS §8A0®0 llli Directly on the Beach. Newly Furnished JOHN TRACY

THE HARBOR

ScHELLENGERS LaNDING

* Potti'B Beer sod Choloc Wines sod Idqoor* Bow Boats and Lannohee MflMF«*blnx and Crabbing Bwpplc* Furnished l ^i pboac No. 3D. JAMES A. CARROLL

QaTToll'pflla-~ *

Central Location. Convenient to all gpints. Spacious & Cool Verandas Ooeevlew ofSes and Bathing Grounds. Table Excellencies H^bllshed

must. R.n ROOK*

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Ocean End ot Jacklon St„ Cape May, N. J.

Modem in aE its appomtineats. Rooms cn nut with bsth. Electric lighted Delightfully located, Ocean View. Short walk from Railroad Station. The management gives a rate of fa.50 per day, op. ' R.HALPIN

now hotel hemas, A. C-*U Wash. Bt

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k j. w, *jr i, h. F, S*7 WssbUgUn BL

Tewnsand, F. B^ MB WMh. BL

Open all Un 7»ar

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Moderate Prices. Centrally Located.

, South Lafayette Si

THE HOMESTEAD

L a r: in bmii «. Ian Cm. Wuhlsimi aa4 Jackm Su. Cay* Mar THE CAPE 1, ihnomMr^lo^ttbfiltppolM. ^ ■ I parlors for ladies.

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B. A. Smithy Prop.

CAPE MAY, N. J.

OPENED FOR SEASON OF 1908 Corner Rooms sod Buitee with Parlors and Hatha Extra, sad daooca In ball room. p.m IUA0 to U.ilOr Hop. every rvroioHi I Concert* 10 30 to 12 in Japanese K.<oill Loam O C.rpmier. Daeaca !

ffen ©apical Washington and Jackson Streets Qizi oh Zurich Qervioe Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANK S. WRISLEY

Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

J. a. WTLSOH 1 sou

'fihe Qolonial. .

Ocean Avenue and Beech CAPE MAY. N. J.

Modem conveniences. Handsome ^cites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted. Dining room has a Wring capacity of 200 W. M. CHURCH, Own.r .nd Pro.rt.L

THE ALDINE, DECATV ^ T -

from beach.) Opal all the

year. Room* arge and airy. Appointments first-class. Cuisine excellent. Rate*, $3 per day, upward,- $10 per week, upward. : * / "N. Theodore Moeller.

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=CAFE and BUFFET Tabto O'Hot* Dinner, 12 to 2 p. m. Baa Foods and Salad Bppdaltiee. Hast of Wines snd Liqoon aerved. ditorium can be ran tod for Balls an J PartU*. Special Overholt BotUed in Bond, fall quart 81.00. Jsckxan 8L below Washington. JOHN. J. McCANN, PlOp’r

The Wvomine;

TwoBqu

^ CAME MAY CITY. R.^J. i P. A K. *r P. R. R. Depots. On* square from beach. Special a ratoa, *4c-, oa appliestioo. W. D. VANZAHT

THE VICTORIA Full Ocean mew . Large Airy Room ... liable Tflneicelleb...

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HOTEL GLENWOOD

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