CAPE MAT DAILY HERALD, TPEBDAY. AUGUST 18, 1908,

CAPE HAY DAILY MIDI

L*WI» T. •TBVINA

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CAPS MAY MtAALO »U Capo May.

aortal Church Comforter. Philadelphia.

U—Her. WUllaut H. Uraff, L

mortal Church of Ur Holy Comforter, Philadelphia,

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bL Uaruaoaa, Alautua. •'*

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a HaalOanoa. Ball O W, Entered an aecond-ciaaa matter July

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. the poat office at Cape J, under the Act of March

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KM'AY, Al’OUKT 1». CITY DIRECTORY.

Xir* Department ha» rearraoited alarm l>«xe« and (he following : are Ur number*, and new location of

—- i boxes

S3. Washington atrret, near Schelleo-

— gerV Lauding.

I 32. Washington street, near Union. <7 Washington street and Madlaon

Mayor—>rt«Jerici J. Meli ln Jan 1,1910 A.derman—F. K- Duke, .. Jan. 1.1W9 Council—Wm. Si. Shaw .. Jan. 1.1*10

Sam. U. Moore. . .Jan. L 1911 - Joe. Hand Jan. 1. 1910 - S 111 well Hand . Jan. 1. 1910 • Jaa J Doak .. Jan. 1. 1911 : Joseph II tie ell ..Jan. 1. 1011 j Sam F Ware .. Jan. 1.1909 Loula C. Sayre .. Jan. 1.1909 j - F. S. Townaend..Jan. 1.1909

Recorder—J. W. Thompaon Jan. 1,1910

ip bell Jl

collector--SoL Needles

Treasurer—L H. SmiUJr ,ji Otyboii^'-:-- T bos. I Ourley.J

Bldg. Inapcctoi. v». 1.

Uk» Jan. 1.1909

5S. Broad and Klrolra streets. 65. IHtsbnrg andNewJeraeyateOL 89. Stock too arenue, between Jeffieri and Queen streets

82. Colombia Arenue and Garnet •treetv 81 Ocean street, near Beach .an 91 SouU IjHayetteandGrantatrenta. 92. Broad ear and Beech avenue. 93. Terry street, near Bodge. tM. Perry street and Beech avenue. , 95 Washington and Jackson streets' 97. Coftjmwa svenoe and Decatur 98. Washington and Ocean rtreeta.

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HOOtltR dClENTUT WHO HEADS BUREAU OP CHEMISTRY.

Hat Done Mera Than Any Other One m to Place American Aflrtctri- •

thee of Pore Poed Lawm. Waxhingtoa.—No branch of applied . li-ooa baa mada greater progresa during the last U years than agricultural chemistry and Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, preeent chief of the bureau of Chemistry la the department of agricol tore unquestionably has aooompliahed more than any other living man In fhs work of piscine American agriculture on a store sdeattlc .basis, thereby adding enormously to the productlTenses and wealth of the eeuntry. Sdentitle agriculture, or as U may oiherwiee be termed, agricultural chemistry. la

Before Leaving

Cape May

_Get Thez

cam: may herald

WEEKLY EDITION Mailed To Your Address

BOARD OF BDOCATION.

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Bamoel R. BUtaa, President Dr. A L. Leach William Porter ............ Edw. H. PhlUlpa. aerk.

William K. Sheppard .*r*i u.-llllam It lillbert . .1909

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.19UK 1908

William B. Gilbert Georgu S. Douglass Luther C. Ogden Charlea York—

Adoulram Chapter. No. M, Boval Arch Masons—Convocations, third Monday of each mouth at lodge room, Washington

and Franklin streets.

Cape Island Lodge, No. 10, F. and JL M.

baa been the leading spirit In It for nearly ,a generation. . Prof. Wiley's Internet In-orient!6a agriculture began with his eoooei ‘ with Purdue unlverelty as professor of chemlitry, in 1*71, a year after Ms graduation at Harvard, whan ha was also appointed state chemist of Indiana. He remained at Purdue nine ,< D<* Wiley's connection with the gov•nment work began In 1*0 when he as offered the porttion of chief of the bureau of chemistry of the department of agriculture. -The offer was a©opted, and from that time the deveP pmant of that bureas and IU activities became Dr. Wflefa life-work. Today he te-recognised aa one of the world's great chemists, with a membership In many foreign and American

1.00 for Year In Advance

SECURITY TRUST CO.

STATEMENT

Capital, Surplus and undivided profits Deposits

t 24*. I JO-91 y,228,7jfi.87

CAPK MAY ADVMOHT BO A lit)

H. SMITH HENRY

J. SPICER LEAKING AARON W. HAND WILLIAM K. CASHEDY ALBERT G. BENNETT

THOMPSON

DR. JAMES MECRAY KEtTBEN T. JOHNSON JOHN B. HUFFMAN HON ROBERT E. HAND

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1908 1*09

•• 191U “ 1910

BOARD OF HEALTH

Dr. A l* Leach. President.Sept. L 1909 Dr. V.M.D.Marcy, Healthofboer 19118

Robert. 8. Hand William K. Sheppard.... William Porter. Secretary

George U DovaU ' ^

Board of Trad#

President. Luther C. Ogden; .Secre tary. A. O. Marchant. Jr.

Thomas W. Millet.

19051 -Com munlcationa, aeooad and fourth rtuedayt of each month at lodge room.

Washington and Franklin ureels. Cspe May Camp. No. 8778. Modem Woodmen of America—Meets Bret Wsdaeaisy

Church Directory rr. uaui'i a. c. chobch. Rev. Father D. S. EeUy. Rector. RectoPa otBce houre—9 to 11 a. m.; 7 to 8*0 p m. Mueea—Sundays. 6.15, 8 and W sjd Weekdar*. ‘ -30 a m. Sunday aud Friday Evening Services at 8.00 o'clock. T . Confceaion*—Saturdays, and I hurodaya bejore the First Fridav. from 3-30 to o. p. m , and from 7.80 to9J0 p m.

Cape May Conclave, No. 1(8, Improved Order of Heptaaophe-Meeto at Ogdan'i RaU.Sli Washington street, oneecondand ourth Thursdays at each us Cape May CoudcU, No. 1861; Boyal Ar-»num-MeeUfirst aud thirdThundaya of .-sch month at Auditorium. Cape May Lodge, No. M. A Q. U. W.leeta first and third Thursdays of each moth at 818 Washington street. Cold Spring Council, Jr. O. (J. A M. No is—Meets In hall at Cold Spring, every Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. - Columbia Lodge. No. S3. Independent •tder of

Arriving In Washington to taka up the duties of hie new poet. Dr. Wiley found his quartern nrwftnail to a laboratory In the basement of tha antiquated agricultural department build lug and a little office upstairs. His force orereliUKl of four assistant chemlata and a dishwasher. The Scat year's appropriation for tha work of tha bureau was tU.000. Dur-

jr Bess. Rector. Sundays—CclebraUou of the Holy Cot munion, .JO a. m. Morning P™7* Litanv and Sermon, (on tr of each mouth celr " — - munton; 10.30 a. w

st. jo ns's r. x. ciit-acu Cor, Washington and Franklin streeU. Cape Mar N. J. Sunday Services. Holy Communion, 7J0 A m-, every Sm day. and 10 JO e. m . the k irat Sunday of each month. Morning Prayer and Sermon, 10 80 Evening Prayer only. S p. m. The following demy men are expected to officiate daring the summer of 1IMI. JULY j. B*V. Robot McKay.

** Cbmcii. Philadel- , Sr F. A D. Launt, D-D. to St- Derid e Church, 9 yank. PhiladetphiA , Rev, Norman Van PeR LevU. Rector Church of the Incmruanon, PbiladclphiA

i„ Bishop of New Jei-

st. Matthew's Church, Phiiadd

. Forsyth, Bec-

Buoday School at 2.80 P. u. Wednesday evening Prejrer Marilng MS ° Marilcg Friday eveo-

lo. 8.,. Friendship Coundl, No. 97, D. of A. ieeU on Tuesday afternoon of aaefa we. ; 8.30, In Jr. O.D-AM. HaU, Cold Spring. The John Mecray Poet Na. 40, U. * " ieetf on the third Friday of sack 1 tTJO o'clock p. <8ool building. - Mayflower Lodge. No. 968, Independent lnier of odd Fellows —Meets each Friday

Or. Harvey W. Wiley.teg tha fiscal year which will and on 'une 80 of this year. Dr. Wiley finds Mmaalf in charge of a corps of *50

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Cape May Tire Department, meeU llm donday evening in each month »l o< A aahlngton and Franklin etroses

U. S. Weather Bureau. z!4-Ocean 8L, Goo. L. Lovett, Agent.

'which fire

now In opera (ton In every state and territory, including Alaska, Hawaii.

CAPE MAY POfiT OFFICE Arrival and Departure of Malik WEEK DAYS

10.45 A M.

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WEEK DAYS • 6*0 A M. 8*0 A M. 12.00 M. U.00 M. 3.04 P. M. 4.48 P. M. SUNDAYS '«** P. M. -

THE OILY

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Gape Met and Wildwood Two Large and 0(

KEITH'S LAUNDRY Perry and South Lafayette Streets ^ All Class of Work at Lowest Prices ^ Prompt delivery and good service. Our wagon will cal ROBERT H. KEITH

£ w.

Mere growth la expenditures would not necessarily argue Increase of «tefolceas, but In the case of tha departit of agriculture 1U benefits to tha farming interests and to the com' at large have beea Immeasurably hlnced during the laet *9 year*. To throe Increased benefit* the bureau of chemistry, of which Dr. Wiley U chief, has made large contributlona By analyxla of eolla and tha lovastl gallon of the effect of environment on- the chrrolijal composition of plants the bui*u of chemistry was aMe to d “ mita of*sugar hast growing terri-

way for the estabHshment _ef the. head sugar Industry,- which premia *

results In the near future. In 1880 there were only ft jgar factories In the Unltef with an Invested capital of and an annual product vml 1282*7*. In 1905 thuJactort

bared 51. the capital laveated was *66,*23,469. and the Talus of products was *24*93.794. From 1M0 to 1M* tha

of beet sugar factories ln70 per cent; the capital In-

vested la the business Increased 177 per cent, and the value of the yearly

output lacroroed 2S8 per'cent Another service of Inestimable

rendered to the country by the na-* (tonal bureau of chemistry is,in • lag and promoting the pure food drug movement. If Dr. Wiley Is _ **'- father of that movement, b* has

( hi America and be a moat effective in mabu *- -

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T. 11 TzYY L.OK ^=CENTRAL SHOE STnRt.-=

006 Washington 8t.

Op. Reading Terminal, Wher Dealer in Boots and Shoe*. Bathing Slippers and Rubber Goods, Sole Agent IB Gape May for LambertviDe ansF-Froor Boots and King Qnalitr Shoes " Repairing 10 all it* Branches Blacking Dreaeing and niKHags

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Office anl Shop-Cor. Corgie ano Jefferson Sts. CAFE HAT H. J.

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RICNAgD M. ■ENSTCAO. IS-e Under Naw Manigeinent TborongUr I

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yirst Close ’Work... Al Popular Prices SINK Tht Leading Barber

Geo. W. Reeves

Steam and' Hot Water Heating and the

Honey wel System IT limbing in Ul lines

General Jobbing

Sped (lea lions Furnished

.•21 WaahlaftM St

JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND FULL LINE OF

Perfect Fitting Bathing Suits%

^ AH stase In both Round or Dutch nseka

Cleaning. Pressing, Repairing, Dyeing,

Saits made to order

Tilored Buttoned Skirts

la All The Cal eel Colorings

0 - f 0 °* t T^e Ma also headquarter* forth* |

Worlds Renowned Bon-Ton Girset Manufacturing Jeweler WKh lengthening waist. Tha Moat perfect flitting oomot In the world Repairing oi Fine Watches, {ewelry, &C. sizes is to M Pull line of Cut Glass, Haqd Painted

A Camp lets | tat of

Tailored and Fancy Shirt Waists J0S - ^ EAm3 '

If you want the UUrol ahadea in Awnings and Teat Goods

MRS. E. TURNER

323 Washington St. - CAPE MAY. 9. J

BOTH rHONEB LADIES ENTRANCE CAPS MAY BRANCH OP THE CAMDEN BOTTLING CO. 'V; tn^iiui

m: c. swain MANUFACTURER OF Artificial Stone Pavement, Cellars, Floors. Etc, Etc Till flM STtBBl S1TTJB8. aiv coins oa oisici a spccialtt

A-ix Work Guaranteed and Best op Reference Fcrnibhed 30 -Z-XLAJU* 7=1Office and Residence, 2J7 Windsor Ave. Cape Mar. A- /.

This Space is Reserved for

C. H. Taggart

JEWELRY AND WATCHMAKING

Clpcks of all wiry promptly

Largest stock of carefully selected goods, kinds. Repairing of Watches, Clocks or J«

and skilfully done.

BELF0RD GARRI80H 305 WMMtto, St.. Cm* *.)

BUT TOUR FRVTt AT HOGAN'S CIPE Mrs 0811 FRUIT STORE Forty years in the Fruit and Candy Business. East Cape May delivery. Special sealed packages for Hotel Guests. No charge for package and delivery. 501-3-5-7-9 WiSHIRGTON ST.

T he Mansion Bakery

317 Mansion St. Keystone Phone 52D

WH. WALDORF, Prop't

All kind* of Plea, Cake*, Hot Buns, BixcuiU Fanev Good*, Etc. HotaU and Cottage trade solicited. Order* left at the atore or given to the drivers, will ba given prompt and careful attention.

ELI ROSENTHAL.., Merchant Tailor

Men's and Ladie s

CAPS MAY, M. *

Ful

China, Jewelry, Ac.

311 Washington St

The History of

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THE ABORIGINAL TIMES TO THE PRESENT DAT