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Cape Kay Daily HaialP MECRAYS’ CENTRAL MARKET

Collage Directory lor 19081

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Vilen E H. Omnt »tAroold Chirlo. C. «» W»»lsln*ton »t Arnold . h'rvdorlek E. X50 North *1. Affeldl. Mr* M, flJ Wlnd»or Ar«nue Urou*. J. C. 1010 WkalL St tn.pUam. SiAiuel. 610 ColumbU ArtlirlUAburst, Mis* K U. SlOOcoso ol Uuuu. lisouin S . 11 us be* St Hwnuett tisrry ti . 4:‘« Wo»l _ i 'o | ' r X 81 bsum. Ijworso. *<> J st'SSon St Durum, He*. Jsiur*. 631 WtsU. St Uoyd. 0*0 W . Motel C*l» M*J DeslUe, Mr. It H . Ml Bench Are ilnrry Ur V*r». Sin Stockton Are. Bruce, Mr* t'nihertne A-, 101 Ocwnn St B*mt U»>ld ti.Et Hr*t Avenue. DnrUn>. WUUnm K., JO First Are. Deuneu. Jud»on U. M7 Wnsh. St Bush Andrew S.. 61S Wnsh 8t Honrdnjnn. Hornce M., *16 W»sh- St. Brooks. Joseph R. *61 W*sh- St Be us tend. Klchnrd. SOI Queen St linker. John A-. 621 Columbln Are. Bslley’. John M.. *11 Qnocn St Blnkeley. John. 26 Con*ress St Brown. Mm. U U-. Kenmey Are lW=r. Mrs Florence. 10* Uownrd St

Cor. Washington and Ocean Streets 602 Wnshlostoa St. 217, 219. aal Ocma SU

Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits

Chnlt* Bntters-SknrplMi Gilt S4gn-A Specinlty

Country Produce fresh dally from our own farm

FUk. Oyster*. Clems na4 Term pin. SrwnaH Fonltry

The largest market In Cape May. % \

Manufacturing | New store Confectioner... T New Factory fuii Line of the Best Candies All my Candy D m*dc from pure good* under the protection of the Pare Food Lnw sod manufactured under mr own *uperrl*lon nnd according to Hygienic Frlnclplea. THOUAS H. WILTBAKK 407 Washington St. ~ •^^■^diheCTLT imported JApHTlESE Hltti: (B © ® ® S SnUumn Clolione, Iiumo nnd Fine Chinn, Ivory, Lncquer Were, Tonk Wood llronse, Silk Kimono*, Unens, Screens, Fmined Picture*, Toys, NovelT.e* Etc B. KASAI A CO. I ho* Puck - - Beach Avenue

Caps May H.r.ld, 614 Wnsh. 8t Casselman, William S . W>1 VVssh. o Churchman. C. W. 617 kYnnklln St Cohan. Rauban. 2M Ucann St Cony, J mu as C, 223 Parry St Cloud. Mm A B-, *li Queen St Cnmplon. Richard. *01 Bench Are. Cos. Walter, S26 Stockton Ave. Craig, John F.. Columbln Ava. Cohen, Joeeph. 204 Ooann St Cnnsady Wm. F, 70» Corgle St Clark. James, 602 W. Parry St Church. Mm Margaret *1‘ w “^ Sl Crawford. George C-. b6U Wash. St Crago, Rev. H. P-. Tl* Franklin Sl Chaw. Wm. H.. J4£ Windsor Ava. Chew. Mm 8.. 2*1 Windsor Are. Cummings. Edwin J.. 712 Wash. St

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L^ioon. Louis J . 122 Columbia Ave Ulmond. Joseph, 818 Beach Are. Da^ Ur. Charles N.. *37 beach Ave. Unily M . 16 South Lafayette St Unvt* Edward U. 651 Hughes St Derwent Robert. Broadway Dougherty, Frank 8.. *24 Corgle St Davis, Mm S-. 1005 Stockton Ava. Dougherty. C. H. 720 Wash St DoakT James J.. 6M Washington St Dougias*. G. S. 814 Washington St Duke, Frauds K-. 614 Lafayette SU Diamond. John. 819 Beach Asa. Dali at Morrts. Kearney Ava. du Pont Irene*. H" Avenue. Da via. Miss C. B.. 660 Hughes St DaSUver. Robert 8.. Boach Avenue and Jackson St

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Ellison, Wm. B.. 921 Stockton Ave. Ewlug. Dr S. E.. Myrtle Ave. Eaatwlck. Tbomas V>.. 46 Jackson SL Earp. Mm A G.. 605 Hugbes St Edmunds. J. Henry. 42 Jackson SL Edmunds, Mr*. Mary M-. 664 Wash

lagton St , El dredge, Ellis C-. 213

Eldredge, Dr. i. “"'•"wood.

Washington St

Dnj Goods and Furnishings The Bardin Store We endeavor to live and let live by charging so moderately I that all buyers will be attracted. Latest styles in ladie’s I and misse’s shirt waisi and jumper snits. You can not j find their equal in the city $1.2$ ijp. I Hi! UK Of UDIEJAIRTS

Mans’ wsar and furnishing*

Everything in linan waar. Sheets and pillow cases. Wa supply all ^ the boarding house*. Full Una of Ladies’, Mans’ Boys’ Mis***’ and Childrens’ bathing suits Same goods fourtd In the wagon. Trip* over county every two weak*.

Repairing, cleaning, pressing. 311 Washington Sired

iftf THE COOLEST SEASIDE 8UMIEB RESORT OH THE ATLAHTIC C0A8T 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 cooler in Summer and warmer in Winter than any other Resort on the Atlantic Coast, north of Florida. It stands on a peninsula jutting out between ihc 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 seawith a history of one hundred years as such- Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the ocean front, just inside, occupants caiLenjoy 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 view* of the ocean. FISHING, SAILING, GUNNING and the kigrired sports in both still and rough water*. Large deet of public > actus. BATHING. A highly valued future of many of the hotels are the hot and cold sea water baths, both public and private. Cape May Possesses the Finest Sea Bathing in the World, because its beach is smooth, with a gradual descent into the water. There are no holes 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 and Avenues. Good roads throng the abjaceut country. GOLF. The links of the Cape May Golf Club, among the finest in the United Stales, are open all Summer. Frequent lournamentA THE COTTAGE COLONY is a distinguished feature, made up of residents of the leading ciues of the Union. It is a SHORE RESORT with all the advanuges of the CousrrK\ , Place, because it is the only resort ou the coast, on the main land and not on a sanded island, And along its avenues are tree-* with verdant foliage. THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegetables gathered jrom farms in the adjoining country.

Ladie*’ Komono*, 24 cents, fine shirt waist*, 29 cent*, up, large lot of children’s dresses, white and colored, boy’s wssh suite end Ladies.’GenU’ and Childrens' hosiery from 10 gonta up. The oldest corset in the market, the P. N. and American Beauty, finest fitting end beet wearer, 26 cents up First .class tailor, at loweat pricaa at LAVENTHOL’8,319 Washing-

ton 'Street.

LAVENTHALS

House Painting as it was Done

IN THE

GOOD OLD TIMES

Dutch process lead

, 333 W Small wood.

^*Samoal F_ *16 Wash. St

. U A i a i ■ e •

,, ,, absolutely uDcbeageeble by ear climate or bar boot, in the world. When 11411 used with r. 4o«d linmed Oil- My work can be area on flftj or more cottages In this ' Nooe but the best matArM* are osed an my work aaoaa be saltafsctorlly proveo e bill* aod receipt* tbrrrot s* well as onCflcste* of tbe (art*, which can at aay

examined at my offlee. Devon Ion -

lyun. Jam**. »~Jack*^g~SL

Sirgto St

enton. George F. 2ji Grant St slklnborg. J-. 668 Wash. St .

osier Mrs. Sarah A, 201 Perry bv , Duca*. .-ames w

res man. Dr. Walter J-. 825 Bead Daj.deU. Mr*. L E.. Lcngres* t Avenue. I Laird, Zopber H., 223 Grant 8L

" .. r-.Q -.1 ti-hp* Bt l 1.-~ n Q rtraot At

osn oe sausiaaonij proved

■cu — u.,—— . ae (art*, which can at aay

>n Inn ■

Shop rear ef the Cleaweed Betel A. C. GILE

Lewis. George T.. 865 Beach Are.

Avenue. ! Laird, Zopber H., 228 Oral iriey R- Henderaom 65* Hushes 81 i^a. Henry C., » Grant St

G ^ urtnAa/ir I I^ngert, M. A, *22 Columbl

-ay. Gllea Mias ML C- 242 Windsor ' JQ m2 LMtaf9tle

j Bead. Him. Anna 8., 512 Lafsyetta Bt P3>aaa*U, Albert £-, M. IX, 10 Sooth

luifayette Bt

Jtodan, David W, 228 Perry St rw r* H KIT 1 Inches Sl.

■aana, Ur*. M. Terrace.

M-. I : Leach^br.

Hodan, David W, ZS8 rerry hi ; Read, Dr. OH, *87 Hashes St

i Lengert, M. A, 622 Columbia Ave. I Jaekson"'tf Leach • JG-. 1812 Lafayette gt nooipn, o. a,, e. _ _ . .

* Leedom, Jo*eph. 202 Congress

Rudolph, S. A, 8* Jackson Bt

JU., iwxa awiaywvuc ow Rnlachman, Frank 8, Eighth Ava. Joseph, 202 Congress Bt Ree yM> q. W., 1114 Lafayetu St - • U. 10U Lafayette 8L Rica. l. L, 211 Parry 8L

bvm! &oaO. Lafayette adn ' Marla. Theodore. *16 Beach Ave. Jong roe* Sts- : Maris“ur* John M. 916 Beach Ave. llagherChrtstnpber, j Mason. Mrs A R-, 911 Queen St D.-*— 8I - Ijg&£u J, S2JSi.mwiiS

814 Maguire, Mias Cassle. 41 Jackson St

' w—... a U mho STlhornn

•mid, (Dally and Weekly), faahlngton Bt „ w ~r. Horace. Beach Ave.

; Maguire, bus lassm. ** Jackson

fc. Moore. 8. IL, The Hberoh. ; .0.0. ... Horace. Beach Ave. ! Moorhead, J. W, *26 Hughes Bt iwelL J. Wallace, Hotel Cape McCreary, Dr. James, 222 North 8L

' MUlei Alfred B., H12S Wash Bt MacFarland. Lao. m polumbta Ava. McGrath, L. J, fl» Baitah Ave. McKenna, A- D.. 818 Beikph Ave. McCabe, 8. B., 902 ColumWn Ave. - '

Peter, Beech and Trenton

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Sanborn, A K.. 209 Howard Bt Dr. W. B, Cor. Ocean aod

•hea. Mia. H. 8.. «1J Hughes Bt hoti Stanton H . 686 Hug (ms St id. Robert 8.. 705 Jefferson St

■t Edwin Ko 10 North St

a Rev Arthur, 606 Lafayette St.

.ton, Herbert. Jr. 629 Col Ava

baa Mrs. W. A 70C Columbia ZSTprank P-. 922 Stockton Ave *se Millard E. 610 Hughes Bt

uwr. Dr. F. J, 1229 Wash SL L Mrs. L. IL.^Btf'Lafayette I id Dr. Anna M., 610 Week t S’ Enoch W.. 10U Weak f id, Harry. 1014 Waak St ^ Jo^pk 1*07 Weak Bt & SU1-M1 8. Ml W^ Bt

Tfiart. H. *” “

etk J- 25. E, Star viua^F. 0. Madlaon Arm. and lAfm. Gilbert C. *12 Madieom Ave. •e. L P, 222 Perry 8t

Middleton. George r., at tajagr; Miller, C. J., SU Stockton Ave.

M idle a, Edward B.. 726 ColumbU Ave

McCreary, W. H-, 24 Goeraey 8t

Mecray, Jeremiah. 211 Decatur Bt'

Mecran John W„ 212 Decatur Bi. McCredy, R. W, *52 Hughes St

McMulleu, W. J.. 207 Congress Place

Monroe. Peter. 285 Congreea Place. Matthews. C. L, 297 Broadway. Mudge. E. N.. 84 Jackson Bt Monroe. John L, W. Beach Ave. Marshall, J. W., 226 Congress St Marts, Mrs. W., 712 Corgle Bt MUler, C. Earl, 664 Hughe* Bt McLeod. Rev. J.. 510 Hughes St Marshall, C. G-, U First Are. McDoonell, W. C.. «U Hughes Bt MUler. R. R.. 1142 Waak Bt Marcy, Samuel 8.. 416 Bank Bt

Many, D. V. M. D.,Oor. Ocean and McKMght. Mrc. R. J, 748 Week Bt

Meerey, Fralk 612 Hughes Bt

Smltk H. H., 801 Stockton Ave. Se well, W. Joyce, SM Columbia Am Simes, Samuel, 801 Wlndaur Ava Sewtfn, Robert, 227 Windsor Ave. Sheppard. L U, 44 Jackson SC ol ‘— O.. 2th and Baach Aveunes.

, Wm. T, 788 Windsor Ave. d. W. R, 415 Wssk St

. Dr. G. 1L, 612 lefayerta Bt

Lewis T., 722 Corgle Bt

Wm. T, 726 Corgle Bt Smith, L 808 Washington Bt ■. Mrs. 7. P„ SU Howard St

John 829 Stocktoo kva

, A, l(® Waaklagthn Bt ^

Jacob, 20 Congress Btreat ■

Shoemakar, J. L, 819 Stockton Ave. Sayre, Loeta C, 222 Weak Bt

Baltimore Avea.

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wrufTsaAr _ in C.. 887 Wledacr Ava. t W. lf_ 124 Decvtur St

T. A fa* wash, atSTtWJ

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H. C, 888 Wash. Bt J. W„ «7 Waak Bt L F, MT. Weehtagtea

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' Directly Facing the Ocean Special Term* by tl

Rooms *2.00 to $4.00 Per Day

Hotel Lafayette CaPE ruY„ N. J. B ® W ® 5-K ii!i 1? ® !B 7 IS IS 3S&3®ffl 111» ^jfctly on the Beach- f Newly Furnished __ JOHN TRACY

THE HARBOR

ScHELLENGERS .LANDING

- Poth'* Beer and ChoiOe Wines and lAgnors r Boats and Laucfaes to Hire, nehleg aod Crabbing Bapples Furnished U«MPM.N>. ID. JAMEi A. CARROLL

QaTToll '{^iUa ~ ~ ~

.‘Central Location. Convenient to aL points. Spacious & Cool Verandat ChMe view of Bee aBdBathlaaO rounds. Table Excellenele* BstabU»hed

must. n. anooita

rmmirimmz&sa

Ocean End of Jacksoa St„ Cape May, N. J.

Modern in all its appwtntments. Rooms en suit with bath. EkctnC lighted. Delightfully located. Ocean View. Short walk from Railroad Station. The management gives a rate of $3.50 per day, up. R.MALPE4

wm HOTEL Of* *11 lb* Tor Moderate Prices. Centrally Located. J. L graft South Lafayette St

THE HOMESTEAD

gut Car. Wuhlagm *a4 Jack*** St*. C*p< Mu

. limimrl, Wtotoi *">“ «« toate. 4-*h Wlau, mm«. ^

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

'onerru 10 30 to 12 in Jspai

Room* and 8nilv* *ilh Psrlore nnd Hath* Extra

1WUW1 Hop. every vvcnlnK* *.30 to 11.30 i Lucia, 0 Cupentez. Director ). -. -ng

Washington and Jackson Streets ' J • Qxifclt ^■unok Service Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANK B. WRISLEY

Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

J. R. WILSON A SON

Ocean A venae and Beach CAPE MAY, N. J. ,

Modern conveniences. Handsome fuitss of rooms with Baths; . Elevator; Electric Lighted. Dining room has ~ a seating capacity of aoo W. M. CHURCH. C

TUP A I ft I IMP DECATUR ST. (First house 1 I 1 i-rf *» Lv L/ 11 V Cr} from beach.) Open all the year. Room.-- arge and airy. Appointments first-class. Cuisine excellent. Rates, $? per day, upward; $10 per week, upward. I Theodore Ma*Ue?.

T^ASap,

CATE and BUFFET TabU D'Hote Dinner, 12 to 2 p. m. QQq 1

lest ol Wines sod Liquor* served.

Auditor!oif-esn be rsnled'for Bail* and Parties, bpedal Overholt Bottled in

Bead, full quart *1.00.

Jackson SL below Washington. JOHN. J. KcCANN, Frop’r

The Wyoming

OR ME MAT CITT. H. J.

THE YEAR

One sqeare from baeeh. 8 pedal W. D. VANIANT

THE VICTORIA

Full Oc«ui View Largs Airy Room

... liable 7HnetceUeb...

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