CAPE'MAY PAltT HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 31. 1908.

Cape May Daily Herald Callage Directory lor 1908

lCotl«*er» whose uniues are omitted wtu ploare ceU at or notUr The Herald. No. <14 W«ahlu*tou Street, and their namua • 111 be properly In-

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E 11. 223 tirant at. Charles C. »lh VVaahlnXtoQ at .Krvderlck E. KfO North at. Mrs M . 211 Windsor Atenuv

MECRAYS' CENTRAL MARKET Cor. Washia^toa and Ocean StrotU

oOi WnaWaiton 8t. 317,2I». Ml Ocean St.

Meats, Groceries, Provisions and Fruits

Cheka Bait era-Sharplail CUt Kiga-A SpacUKy

Country Produce fresh daily from our own farm FUh, Oyatara, CUau and Tam pin. Dreuad Faaltry

The largest market in Cape May.

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CAPE MAY

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»». J t . 1U10 Wash. SL haui. Snn.uel, *10 ColumbU Ave xhaisls* Miss K. I-.. 24 Oi-ehh St u. Uenlon S . 6*^ Hu*Los St sett, Harry U . 4i-» West •‘wtry St

Manufacturing Confectioner...

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New Store New Factory

Full Line of the JJeSt C&IUlieS

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mnhufsctared under my <

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| THOMAS H. WILTBAHK

from pur* Roods nndsr the protection of the Para Food Law ‘ — — own eopsTTision and nooordins to

‘ Principles.

Hotel ~Capa Msj. ; Ul my Candy Is

H . «l Beach Ave. |

, .«*. Stockton Ave. I rs v sthcrins A.. His Ocean SL | s>td G .12 First Avenue. William K-. 2U First Av Judsou t>. *37 Wash. SL

bush Andrew S. »1» Wash SL bosrdmaa. Horace M.. »2* Waah S ilrooks. Joseph- K . <41 Waah. SL be us lead, Richard. *01 Queen SL .

bsker. John A-. w! ‘ it'®' 1 SaUuma Cloisone, liumo and Pine China, Ivory, Laoqi bailey. John U-. »U Queen St, f _ 1 _

lUskuley, John. 26 Congress

407 Washington Si DIRECTLT IMPORTED

jHpHUESE (5® ©2)S

Ware, Teak Wood

Bronte, Silk Klmonoa, Linens, Screens, Framed He lures. Toys, Novel-

Ties Ktc B. KASAI A CO.

IBOR PlHR - - BSACH AVKKTTB

Cssselman. WlUlam S-. *01 Wash. SL Churchman. C. W. 517 FYanklln SL Cohen. Reuben. *0* Ocoaa SL Corry. James C., 223 Perry St Cloud. Mrs. A. B-. *15 Queen SL Campion. Richard. V01 Beach Ave. i-,,, Walter, S2i Stockton Ave. Cral*. John Columbia Ave. Cohen. Joseph. 204 Ocean SL Cassedy. Wm. F, 70* Corgle SL Clark. Jam#.. 502 W. ferry St Church. Mrs. Margaret. S17 Wash, bt Crawford. George C.. *«« Wash. SC Creao Revr U. P, 719 FYanklln St Cb^r - Wm. II. 245 Wlndaor Ave. \ Chew! Mrs. S, 201 Wlndaor Ave. . Cummings. Edwin J.. 733 Wash. SL

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Deacon. LauU J . 522 ColumbU Ave. LHmond. Joseph. *1* Beach Ave. Davis. Dr. Charles N-, 93. Beach Ave. DaUj M Li South Lafayette SL Davis' Edward L., *51 Hughes SL DerweoL Robert. Broadway Dougherty. Frank 8.. *24 Corgle St Davis. Mrs S.. 1005 Stod^on Ate. Dougherty. C. K. 720 Wash -bt, Doak. James J.. *33 Washington St Douglass, G. 8. *14 Washington SL Duke. Fraacls K_ 614 Lalayett* SL Diamond, John. MS Beach AveDaileL Morris. Kearney Ave. du POOL Ireuee. 817 Beach Avenue. Darla. Mis. C. B, 6*0 Hughes SL DeSUver. Robert S-. Beach Avenue and Jackson SL

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ElUson, Wm. B.. *21 Stockton AveEwlng. Dr. S. E, Myrtle Ave East sick. Thomas W.. 46 Jackson SL Earp. Mrs. A. G.. 50i Hughes bL Edmunds, J. Henry, 42 Jackson SL Edmunds. Mrs. Mary M., 664 Wash ington SL _ Eldredga. SJUm C . 213 PerrySL El dredge. Dr. J. Smallwood. 114Waahlagtoa SL „ . Q . Eldredge. Samuel F- 915 Waah. St

jg Dry Goods and Furnishings c The Barain 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 snits. You can "not find their equal in the city ^1.25 up. | f||{ UK Of UOmffiBTX

ig’ Komonos, 25 cents, fine uists, 29 cents, up. Urge lot of childron's dresses, white and colored, boy's wash suits and Ladies/Gents' and Childrana’ hoalery from 10 cents up. The oldest corsst in the market, the P. N. and American Beauty, flnaat fitting and best wearer, 25 cants up, First class uilor, at lowest prices at LAVENTHOL'MIS Washing-

ton Street.

LAVENTHAL’S

Mens’ wear and furnishings Everything in linen wear. Sheets and pillow cases. Wa supply all the boasding houses. Full direct Lad.es', Mens' Boys' Misses' and Childrens* bathing suits Bams goods found In the wagon. Trips over county every two wsaks. Repairing, cleaning, pressing. 313 Wi

Flynn. James, 19 Jackson SL

Focer. Denied. 232 Perry SL Fenner. Mrs. Annie. 715 Corgle SL j ——

W.U G r L G-rgr T., 805 Beach Ave.

F«S Mre. Sarkh A_ 201 Perry St -uc*.. James W . *29 Hughes SL Freeman, Dr. Walter J.. 825 Beach ban dell, Mrs. L E-. Congress FL TiSS. I Laird. Zopher H.. 222 Grant 8L

Farley, R. Hendenwn. 65* Bughes St " ^

Gray. Giles. Mia. M. C.. 242 Windsor Grt^Mra. M. M.. 7 AtlanUt

GeSruTjohn H-, 107 Ocean SL Graves. Ferd J., «31 ColumbU Ave.

Graves. N. Z.. South Lafayette adt

House Painting as it was Done IN THE V GOOD OLD TIMES «£S: .'. DinCH PROCESS LEAD . *. • ahmluirly unchangeable by any climate or barbootr In the world. WE i f floed LJnieed Oil. My wora can be seen

d« but lbe beet materials ai

Ita and receipts tbensol. a» i 1

xamtned at my offloe. Devon Inn

f rear ef the Glen wood Botal

A. C. GILE

Gallagher. Christopher, 45 ■Jnctaon St Gilbert, Conrad 207 Howard SL Carriaoa. Hr*. 8. 8 J2* Decatnr 6l Gregory. Douglaaa.^219 I erry bL Herald. (Dally and Weakly). «M

Washington 8L

HapOum. W. Horae*. Beach Are.

HaUoweU. J. Wallace, Hotel Cape

Haches. Mi*. H. 8, *12 Hughes St HacketL Stanmn H, 865 Hughe* 8L Hand. Robert S.. 705 Jefferson BL Hart Edwin K-, 10 North SL Bev Arthur, 506 Lafayette SL Heston. Herbert. Jr.. •» CoL Ave.

Holman. Mrs. W. A 7*6 ColumbU Hm^Tpraak P.. *22 StockUm Ave

HeUee. Millard P ' ,A ^ "

. Dr. F- J

. 1239 Wash. SL

{JS^rT lT It.'M3 Lafayette SL Hand. Dr. Anna M-, 610 Waah- 8L vj.-a Enoch W.. 1011 Waah SL Hand. Harry, 1*14 Waah. BL Hand Joseph. 1607 Wash BL

BuTweH 8 . Ml Wash BL

II.tt'v—• H. McKean. 217 Waah

John L-, 4U Bank Bb

Hickey. 0. »„ 224 Wsah BL Hildreth J- X. F-. Star vma.

Hines. F. D., Madison Ave. and LafHvhes! Gilbert C, »U Madison Ave.

H-gb— L P, 222 Perry 8L

•gbaa. J. W, 11*1 Washington SC HShre. J. H, 615 Waahlngtoa SL Harper. T. B, Colamhla Avenue ml

Haywood.1» Hoea. Roswell R- •** Husrpkrwa. Harry fL, *2 Ooeaa BL Ht^hgADr. B- ‘ u WMfc Bt - J ‘ Justice. Randolph »-M justi. H- D, Ooeaa SL. Johns, Harry, B7 North BL iSSV.TS’ F„ m ColumbU Asm

wreg Mra Wre. BB» Baa eh Aea. Knight. MUs A CL. 8H OM lud-ea. MB ^-jV**^*

^ea. Henry C., * Grant SL

Lengert. M. A. 623 ColumbU Ave.

-«acb. JG . 1013 Lafayette 8L

beedom, Joseph. 202 Co tigress SL h. Dr. A L-, 1011 Lafayette Bt

i Reed, Mr*. Anna S, SlTlaftyeUe BL Roussell. Albert E-. M. D.. 12 South

Lafayette BL

Rodan, David W., 238 Perry St Reed. Dr. C. H. 627 Hughes SL Reeves. George*.'07 Broadway Rudolph. 8. A, 2s Jackson BL Kulschman. Frank S., Eighth Ave. Reeves, Q. W., 1114 Lafayette SL Rice. E» L, 211 Perry 8L

Maris, Theodore, 916 Beach Ave. Maris. Mr*. John M. *16 Beach Are. Maaon. Mrs A R., *11 Queen SL oss. Frank H, *11 Beach Ave. MOU, Dr. James. 815 Stockton Ave. McCullough Alexander, 627 Hughes 8 Maguire, Mias Cassia, 41 Jackson St Moore, 8. FL, The Elberoh ' Moorhead, J. W., 626 Hugnes SL McCreary, Dr. James, 222 North SL Miller A Hied B^ lltt Waah SL MacFartand, Leo. 73P ColumbU Ave. McGrath, L J.. 819 Beach Ave. McKenna. A D„ 81* Beach Are. McCabe. S. B.. 903 ColumbU Ave. Middleton, George P., 34 Congreae Bt Miller. C. J.. 813 Stockton Ave. Mldlen. Edward B„ 725 ColumbU Are McCreary, W. H, 24 Ouertey BL Mecray, Jeremiah, til Decatnr SL Meeray. John W.. 213 Decatur Bt McCredy, B- W, 662 Hughes SL McMullen. W. J., 207 Congress Place Monroe, Peter. 226 Congress Place. Matthew*. C- L.. 2*7 Broadway. Mudge, E N-, 34 Jackson BL Monroe. John L, W. Beach A vs. Marshall. J. W, 236 Coogroa* SL Maria, Mr*. W , 712 Corgle St Miller, C. Earl. 654 Hughe# BL McLeod. Her. J., 510 Hughoa SL Marshall. C. 12 First Ave. McDonnell. W. C , 619 Hughes SL Miller, IL R., 1142 Waah SL SUrcr. Samuel S.. 416 Bank BL'—— Marcy, D. V. M. D .Oor. Ocean and

ghee BL

Macrsy, rrsna. six nuaue S&fViSgSSi . ss^c.** 0 ■ Morloe, W. W., 82* Stockton Ave.. McGrath. Louis J.. 219 Stockton Asm. Miller, Frank W, 641 Hughes SL Miller, Lemuel *, *41 Hi Morris. Mrs. Evan. 621 C Meeray, Dr. James. Ferry strort, op-

Peter, Beach and Trenton

Sanborn. A K., 202 Howard BL Slckler, Dr. W. B-. Cor. Ocean and

Sewell, W. Joyce, 906 ColumbU Are. , Simas, Samuel, 208 Windsor Av*. 1 Sewell. Robert. 227 Wlndaor Ave. Sheppard. L L, 44 Jackson 8L

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Sherron. Wm. T, 220 Windsor Arm

Sheppard. W. R., 426 Wash SL

Shearer, Dr. G. H., 612 Lafayette BL Steven*. LewU T, 722 Corgle BL

Storena. Wm, T, 722 CorgU BL

Smith, L H, «08 Washington BL Stidham, Mrs. J. F, 2U Howard BL Sloan. John HU 229 Stockton Are.

inSBuLTioarrSnare, Jacob, 80

Shoemaker, J. L., tl Sayre, LouU C, 222

ScheUanger, P. U, 438 W. Parry BL ShUlda, Chaa. B„ 401 lAfayatta BL Smith, W. &, iHTWaahlagion BL Smith. M. 8., 881 Washington BL BUvens. William U. lit North SL Sthes. E. P., ill laflMirti BL

Sheppard. H. W, 629 Broadway, •wait. Marvin C- 287 Wlndaor Av naon. W. 2L. 124 Decatnr SL

Task. T. A 72* Wash. «L a, A C, Md Wars. Bt W. L. 7 NesSh SL sod. U «, 1061 Waah. St T*ylor, J. E, 216 Ooean SL

THE COOLEST 8EH8IDE SUMMER RE80RT OH THE ATLANTIC COST 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 degree?, cooler in Summer and warmer in Winter than any otter Resort on the Atlantic Coaat. north of Florida. It stands on a peninsula jutting out between the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware Bay. Aa a HEALTH RESORT it ia a unsurpassed. Equable and dry climate. It is the Home of Fashion and Wealth in the Summer season, with a history of one hundred years as such. Splendid hotel accommodations. THE BOULEVARD stretches along the ocean front, just 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 waters. Large fieet of public yachts. BATHING. A highly valued feature of many of the hotels are the hot and cold aea water baths, both public and private. Cape 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 throug the abjacem country. GOLF. The links of the Cape May Golf Club, among the finest in the United States, are open all Summer. Frequent tournament*. THE COTTAGE COLONY is a distinguished feature, made up of residents of the leading cities oi the Union. It is a SHORE RESORT with all the advantages of the Couxtky Place, because it is the only resort on the coast, on the main laud and not on a sanded island, and along its avenues are trees with verdant foliage.

from farms in the adjoining country.

THE MARKETS are the best, with fresh vegeuWee.gathered f

Hotel Lafayette

Directly on the Beach.

CaPE rUY„ N. J. I ?®!B ‘I 2 & 3$ AS 0 21 LH> Newly Furnished JOHN TRACY

The harbor

ICHELLENGERS

, A N D I N G

JAMES A. CARROLE

(3arrcU 'ffi7la ~ ~ ~ . . Central Location. Convenient to all points: Swacious & Cool V erandas “ do** vie * of Be* and Bathing U round*. Table

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Ocean End of Jackson SL, Cape May, N. J.

Modern in all it* a r ' Delightfully t The manageColalne the Bert.

nanit with bath. Electric

1, Ocean View. Short walk from Railroad it Shnes a rate ol.r ^ ^ '

*.**.5° per day, up.

R.HALnN

THE DEYON HOTEL Moderate Prices. J. Xl Kl&Hfc

Open all the Year

Centrally Located. South Lafayette St

Directly Facing the Ocean Room* 62.00 tt Special Term* by the Week

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8. A. Smith, Pro|>. CAPE MAY, N. J. OPENED FOE SEASON OF 1908 Corner Rooma anti Suites *illi Parlors and Bsths Extra .'onoerta and dauce* in ball roam, p.m toJJ to 11 VO. Hop* every vveomm ASOlo 11 SO Concert* 10 30 to 12 io Japanew It rub Lodai O Caiyienier. Dtroaor Daneai*

Washington and Jackson Streets Qvicli ^unoh Service Leading Brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars FRANK R. WRISLEY

Opposite Congress Hall Terms Reasonable

J. R. WILSON A SON

Colonial.

Ocean Avenue aad Bench CAPE MAY. N. J. ;

Modem conveniences. Handsome suites of rooms with Baths; Elevator; Electric Lighted- Dining room has a seating capacity of 200 W. H. CHURCH. Owner

THP A I niMP DECATUR ST. (First house lilt-' from beach.) Open all the year. Rooms arge and airy. Appointments firit-das?. Cuisine exjeDent. Rates, $2 per day, upward; $10 per wndk, upward. Theodore Moeller.

= CAFE and BUFFET Table IT Hot* Dinner, 13 to J p. m. gQp Sea Foods aad Bnlod Spadnltiaa. Bwt ol Wines and Uqoore aarred. Anditurlom can b* rented for Bella aad Partie*. Special Overboil Bottled in Bond, foil quart fl.00. Jackson BL below Washington. JOHN. J. HcCANN, Prop'r

xe ‘Wyoming .

re froa bench. Special W.- D. VANZANT

THE VICTORIA Full Ocass Yaw Largt Airy Room ... Cable ClneiceHeb ...

HOTEL GLENWOOD **r—> New re*‘»*-«**a *»•-<-* r