FISHING CREEK. Mra. CyothU M»llb««s b vteUln« be' dauxhUr, Mr*. Belle l lioiupeun of Uimii Creek. Ed Sh»« and Charlie llewltl of Holly Beach ►pent Suoday with Frank Mat* tbew* and alf*. A. WooIkhi and wife called on Ezekiel Eld radge and wife »t Green Creek Banday afternoon, John Jaow* rlalled hla family In Philadelphia thle week. Jaroe* McPberaoo and family moved to Burldsh on Friday. J. Brown of Camden la vtaltlng John Snyder and wife. Leak Hemmlugway of Cape May dialling her grandparaoU, J. ItarnaU and wife. Mlcae* Edna and Jennie Woolaon apeut Saturday and Sunday with their ooualna at Cape May Point.

Young man, your brat gtrl like* candy and abe know* good candy. Better bring bar to'our »Uirn. You will And *be appreciate ll. Flog an. •

COURT HOEjSK. John Wood of Atlantic City wa* yUitor beredbe Brat of the week. George Garretaon and Cbarlc* Coraoo vtailed Goaben on Sunday. Walter Salvers of Auglaee* was a visitor on Saturday. Joseph Hewitt of Seavitte moved hla family here the first'of of tbe week. Byroo Bradford, principal at Diet Creyk, waa seen in town ou Saturday. MU* Edna WbUldin la tbu week wltb' frleoda at Cape May City. . William Hollingabead and wlf« Green Creek spent Monday with James Knee and family. Jaroe* Hard of Angleeea apeut t^e Bret of tbe week with friend* bore. Sheriff Ewing spent Monday io Philadelphia. Mr. Frank NichoU and daughter Marton returned home Saturday from a vial, to Stone Harbor frlenda. Charles Taylor and family entertained company tbia week from Mlllvglle.

Don't neglect your opportunity to stop

In need of any clothing o: taring of money.

On Dec. 1st I received a Urge stock of ladles’ and men'a Christina* slippers. Come and select yours and I will Uy them aside until you want them and G. T. S. at Sol Need lea'.

RIO GRANDE. Mr*. ElU Morton was a Tuesday ytsitor with relative* and friend*WErroa. Tbe Miser* Hit* Neal and Laura Down* were Court House visitors on Monday. Myron Morton of West Cape May spent Tuesday with hi* aunt, Mra. Ella Morton. Mra. Lizzie Shaw has returned after spending a abort time with her mother at Deonisville. Mr. Uriah Creese and family will shortly more into one of the U. 8. Sugar Company’! bouaea. Mra. Carrie Jones and ton Clyde of Burleigh are spending a few day* with relative* and friend* here. Mr. Frank Broughton, wife and child have returned home after spending a few day* with friends op the State. Mr. Enoch Hand, who was bitten on the thumb recently by a.bog which he was butchering, la Improving rapidly. William McDonald, accompanied by hi* wife end child, of Erma, spent Sunday with bis mother and father of Ihla place. Mra. James Fisher, r^bo has been spend* Ing several weeks with relative* In Camden and Philadelphia, returned to her borne on Saturday. Mr. Ephriam McCarty and wife of Malaga will shortly move bars, and will occupy tbe John Ireland bouse on Paradise Row. Epb. will act aa agent on tbe W. J. *B. K. K. Mr. Saulta, tbe former agent, will be transferred to another ata-

A11 tbe latest styles fn meo’e, ladles' and children's shoes at Sol Needlra’ sod getO. T.8.

DIAS CREEK. Mr*. Cb*rtiw Friday of Philadelphia la spending s >«« days very pleasantly with bar ouasiu/Mia* Lout* Gandy. Mayor Thomas Ludiam awd wife of Sen Isle spent Sunday with Ibelr slater In

this village.

Truman Hickman, Joseph Camp and Chari** Loper of Green Creek came up Sunday afternoon to bear Dr. Hewitt preach, It having been quarterly meeting. ‘A. T. D.'Howell and Mr*. Char lea Veuaman represented this branch Patruos of Husbandry at the Baste meeting In Tren-

ton last week.

Air*. Fred Kiero I* cute ruining her mother from Philadelphia tfal* week. Mr*. Frank T. Norton, who has been acriously 111 for lb* past mouth from Bright's disease, la at tbi* writing in a critical condition. ^ Aaron Smith, of tbe Bra laie City Life Saving Button, moved hi* family to that place on Tueedy last. Fox hunter* from tbI* village bav* following tbe bounde almost dally alone tbe snowfall. Sly reynard baa been captured but twice. Tbe annual supper dT Volunteer Lodge No. 49, I. O.M., baa been act lot New Year's night, at 7.80, for members only, who may 1 fetch along their wives and

sweethearts.

Mr*. Townsend G^llabcr Is vUitlng friends in Bridgeton ib»* week. Unci* Tommy Sayre and bis good lady drove down to Erma on Saturday to visit their daughter, Mrs. William Garre taon.

Do you think of Christmas; Then think of us. Five mixed candle* 5c lb. op. Hogan's.

Blue flannel shirts a ret 0. T. P.

Sol Nredle*' and

Tka Znfluae* of Tha Tculh’i Coapaaios. Ttiv gnepei ..f v • *1 'ee' brightens ’Very pan- ", II... Youib’a C ... |-anion. AlUuMigi. ihr i-istii) seventyseven Trai* of a.r, It rtowi not l<»*k back on tbv |mbi aa a belter period than tb* Tbe Companion l«llevra that the time oat full of promise I* tbe time we are living In, and .-Vcsy ** kly Uauo rert.-ct* this rplrll of be-klig forward anil no

back.

To more than ball a iuIIIImi American families It narric* every week lu message of cbver. It* stork's picture the tru# cbaracteristl<« of Um young men and women of America, its articles bring nearly threo-mllllon n a lent In t.iOch with tlie U-t llHKight Ml tie- ninst famous of flvllip men m d tvntne ■. Tbe anunal Aunonocemeut Nnmbcr ■ f Tbe Companuni, ib*criblng tlw principal fealn-r* of lnr l'”moanW»ii** new volume, will he sent to any sdilreaa. Free. Tbe new *ul>»cr)ber for 1004 will recelv* all Uk- lavin'* of Tbe ('ompsiilon for tbe remaining weeks of 1908 free from tbe time of subscription; also Tbe Companion Calendar for 1904, lltln-grapi ad Intwi colors and gold. THE YOUTH’S COMPANION, 144 Berkeley Street, Boktox, Mare.

Parlor Can Batwaas Capa May aad PHltdalphla via Ptsmijlv/nla SailroaJ. To ancommiwlalc tbe Increasing travel between Cspe My and Pblladelpbla thPennsylvania Railroad Company (West Jersey and Seashore Rail mad) Is rnnclog a parlor car on train* leaving Capa May at 7.80a. M. weekdays and A48 r.ti. Sm daw, snd nn trains leaving Market street wharf, Philadelphia, at 4.08 r. M., wi dar*. »'>d 9.00 i.M. Sunday*.

THINK IT OVER A^CT QUICK. You all “know \hat the Pennsylvatua R. R. has bought this comer, and IT IS OUR MOVE With tons and tons of Candy and fruit, with not one store Jo rent, what is this to yon, it means a tremendous slaughter in prices.

A few prices for the NtRX'F 3© DAY© 10e mixed candy, strictly fresh, 6c lb 125c aaa’d chocolate* or bon bona 1 lb 20c 16c aw'd coocolates or bon boua2 lb*25 40c ** “ ' "111 20c “ “ lib 15c140c " " • M 10 80c assorted chocolates and bon b6na 1 lb for 60c. Hogans fruit and candy store Corner Wash- and Decatur Sts.

'Hurry up and get In for the special sale. Come here to - get jou r friend a Christinas present. All good* guaranteed pure. •4PURE CALIFORNIA WINE SALE.!>-

4 BOTTLES FOR ONE OOLLAB. YOUR CHOICE OF PORT, SHERRI, ClARET, CATAWBA, ANGELICA, BLACKBERRT MUSCATEL

rCAMDEN BOTTLING CO ~

31. WASHINGTON STREET.

CAPE MAY POINT. Miss Ida McCormick entertained pauy from Capa May oo Sunday. Mias Linda Rutherford la convalescing after an illnaa* of asvaral day*. -Horace Church of Weet Cap* May was a visitor among friends here tbe Brat of lbs week. A number of eottagtra were down tb* latter part of tb* weak lacking alter their Mies Georgte Wooieoo spent Tbu reday evening with MM* Mae Neal of West Capa May. Mr. and Mra. Allis Taylor of Capa May were recaut visitor* with Mrs. Taylor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horae* Coraoo. Ml** Edna Woolaon of Flaking Creak spent Saturday and Sunday with her

John W. Carson, who was award*) contract of tha tearing down of tb* wharf of the Gap* May Steamboat Co. lor the

the Star oOew at Capa'May, M this wash on his winter’* vasattoo. Ha to vtoctiug relatlvaa at loB* and other place* up tbe State.

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Of MAGAZINES nud PERIODIC Ledger Monthly, t.oo. Good Honaekerping. Vick's Magazine, jocent*. Our price for the three, one year, ONE DOLLAR.

A. H. TOWNSEND.

SUBSCRIPTION NEJVS AGENCY.

Cape May City, N. J.

Dentistry. Office of Dr*. Lorenoe and Scholl, aue■apr* to Walter J. Learning, comer of Ocean and Hughes streets, open for tbe p rant loo of dentistry In all lu branches, (Dr W. B. Siekler, associate.) Office bhura dally, from 8 to 12 a. K., 2 to 4 r. M , 7 to 8 evening*. Narcotized air for the painless extraction of teeth, doraod by tbe medical fraternity Philadelphia.

I just received 150 pairs of wollen blankets. They are selling at one-balf prices at I, Teoenbanra’a.

Not 10 know I. Irm-nbaum i fortune.

All feet lead to tbe store of I. Tenenbaum when in want of aboes. Tbe only ladles' ahues that a woman can wear with comfort are the Cinderella shoe*. They can only lie bought at I Tenrnbaum'v.

Gbeei TfilWB Stbups. By presenting this conpon at SOL NEEDLES' STORE 508 Washington St- - gnd make a purchase of One Dollar or"more, I will .give. TEN (io) STAMPS FREE in addition to thofe which should be given with -your-purchase. This only good until »'

- JANUARY lat,. 1904 .

Remember, only the u nmiittiw!.

•»l THIS SPACE ifr

Farmers of Gape Ray County #ATTEHTIOH.Ei>

Tha Annnal Fare

May Comity will uke place at Woodbliye N. J.. December 17, 1903. T tie re will be a business meeting of tbe County B-rard from 9 to 10.80 and from 10.80 to 12, and from 1 until 4 p. m.. different ipeakere • ill address tbe farnu-rs on t-iplca pertaining w> farming, in tbe evening, ll. luatrated lectures will be gTvui, an opportunity will also be given to tbe farmers to examine the Dairy, Poultry and Green house Departments

You May Be Surprised

to learn how little a Life Insurance Policy suited to your means will cost. Suppose you investigate. #

The Prudential Insurance Co. of America.

JOHN P. DKYDEN. President LESLIE D. WARD, Vice President. EDGAR B. WARD, »d Vice Pres. FORREST F. DRYDBK. jd Vice President EDWARD CRAY.

H. Richazdsox, Asat. Snpt., Cape May Court B

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All Wool Rugs Bissclls Carpet Sweepers Decorated Lamps Dinner Sets, loo piece nets *Poilet Sets Cups and'Sanccfs Plate, Cup and saucer sets Mustache Cups and Saucers ^ Lemonade and Water sets Carving sets Knives and Forks per set Pocket Knives Double Roasting Pans’ (all sizes)

70c to $2.50

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We also have a fine line of Japanese China Ware. White China Ware, (all tnrkey dishes.) Oil Heater*. Stoves. Heaters and Ranges. Call and see our line, it

pay yon if yon do not even purchase.

(Bm&£3, v&rmwsiEm 305-7 Jackson Street,CAPE MAY, N. J.

Sour Wines “California” Zinfandel Claret

Sauterne Sweet Wines “California” Muscatel Angelica

Pon Blackberry Scuppemong Sherry Port Vermont Creme De Menthe Marischino Cherries DOMgSTIC WMISKICS Empire Club I. W. Harper Haines Demijohn Wilson Hunter

Mount Vernon Old Log Cabin Overholt Haines Rye Shaws Malt Old * * * * Cabinet Kummcll Maryland Rye

Cine „ Kingfisher Marlborough Booth's Old Tom Old London Dock Old Tom Holland Brahdles * * * Hennessy California Old Apple Fine Old Cognac " “ Blackberry Ginger Peach and Honey 'Rock and Rye Apple and Honey

—WARtwo—Faithful pkxsox u

$20 paid weekly and expense money advanced; previous experiece unnecessary, position permanent; btudneas successful. Enclose eelf-addrened envelope. Supenntendent Traveler*, 605 Monon B’ld’g., Chicago.

Largaand fresh «t.«k of re necktWa, gloves, umbrvllza, pooh men’* laney sod plain slippers, all suit, able for Christmas present* at 8.4 Needtos’ardgrt O. T.B.

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mne, muauin boots m me ibbeib. Isaac Tknknbaum, 421 Washington St . . BUIUM 0II11S16BUI SKClim. . .

We have the largest assortment and best goods lowest Philadelphia Prices. MrGreen Trading Stamps if desired.

With

If y u want tepurebaaeyour Christmas prearote lor your friends batter go to L Too will are tbe latest

■oi unreasonable In price. A peep at nu lodow wlU sot you atralgbt. Hogan.

Gre*n ( tre41ng atamps are given by L Temmbanm wUb every porch***

Smith J)oncina, QoritTactoT and guilder fc>oWILL GIVE ESTIMATES ON HOUSES AT CAPE MAY, ON APPLICATION. Addnas, SMITH DOUDNA, 3944 Lancaster or CAPE MAY HERALD, Cape' May City.

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