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CAPE MAY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER H), 1906

CAPE MAY COUNTY NOTES

Herald Writers Present Lively News All Told Concisely for Busy Readers

DIA5 CREEK, a ot Personal lotenwt For Our

DIAS CREEK. Nor»mbrr a^-J*r.nil»b Kelly of Philadelphia. «aa the gueal of SE P««t laat week. El wood A. Howell killed eleren t*oa<l Mil dock* al Cedar Hommock* ooe day last week. The M E. Saodayhehool l* rebetrelo* a good program for Chrlatma*. Alexander SchelleoKer aod wife were lo Philadelphia shopping oo Friday. The Independent Mechanic* Ixtdge room look* eery neat and ailreetlee since the new paper, store and carpet hare been In stalled. V. K. Erricson bought that portion of the Irrlng farm lylna oo the wngt road of the side containing the bnlttfng* and *8 acres of gaound. Charles Howell bought the part oo the east aide adjoining bis property. Ellla Cullen purehaaad the part adjoining the Cullen property. The beach was bought by a Mr. Uarague of Holly Beach. The whole farm lodudUg beach brought *1506, which 1* considered eery cheap. Mrs. Howard Norton and Belle Lawrence were shopping in Philadelphia on Friday. Volunteer Lodge No. 43 I. O. M. will hold a pot pie supper in the ball on the creoloiog cf Thanksgiving. All are welDistrict Dope A. T. D- Howell went to to Tuckaboe ec Friday eeenlng of Mat week, aod Installed the officer* of toe

PETERSBURG

Local Topics of General Interest Gathered Around Town PETERSBURG, November S8—Mr*. A. M. Creamer returned horn from Cam' den on Saturday to rrmslo during Thnnk— glring holidays. Mrs. Ellens Mococe Is the guest of her sister Mrs. Edgar Voaa. Mr. and Mrs. George Gandy, of Semvllle. visited their daughter, Mrs. Rodney VanGilder oo Thursday. Leon Mickle entertained his friend, Mr. E. Smith of Camden, on Sunday. W llbrrt Sack and son Waller, of Goran City, enjoyed a gunning crip In this place Floyd TanGIldet was with home friends oo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sapp attended a masquerade party on Friday evening at the home of E. V. Corson, Beeslev ■

Point.

Thadueus VanGllder arrived In Pittsburg. Pa., oo Saturday, where be will en- |

Miss Rita Harris, daughter; uf Mr. al Mrs. Warren Harris, Is quite 111 at II w riling. After ependiog three weeks vacation Salem aod Millville, visiting friend.. Mia. Era B- Edwards returnad lo ber-bome la Richard French of Bridgeton, was as about town oo Monday. Mr. Charles Crease la tearing down t old historic a agar mill. luriee Thompson, who Is employed Camden. Is spending a week with bis pa

CAPE HAY COURT HOUSE Partial List of Visitor* at Tba County Seat CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE,Nov.-28 Alexander Trout and wife entertained company from Eldora over Sunday. Claud Long aod wife eotertaUocd bis parepl* from Mayyllle on Sunday. CUraoce Turner made a busloeea trip to Glaasbora oo Monday. Mrs. William Hewlu and daughter* are upending a tew days with bar Mother Mrs. Howard Char lee worth waa shopping in Ph'ladelphla onFriday last. Mrs. Samuel Worrell is visiting her parents In Mt. Holly this weak. Mrs. Stillwell Townsend who has been iriously 111 with quloscy Ir much Improved al thie w ritlngj Ex-Sheriff Samual E. Ewing of West Cape May risltod friends here oo Sundi Mr*. Frankie Garrison of Goshen pending several days with Mr ■ Jacob Garrison on Mechanic St. ■teo Yearick* and wife are entertaloi"g company from Fishing Creek this w-k.

STATE HAS SL0S4A91A9. Comptroller Morgan Informa Governor That la Amount In Treasury. State Comptroller J. Willard Morgan November 1st. at the close of the fitcal year, announced that the balance In the State Treasury was «.0»4.S»l.J» Comptroller Morgan aent the follow Ing communication to Governor Stokes: Hon. Edward C. Stokea. "My Dear Sir:—The cloae of State'* fiscal year shows a cash balance In th; treasury of |t.084A9U» This balance Is less thali thst of last year, but this tact M accounted ti m of a receipt of over 1110,000 last year from the United States tor In terest on Civil War bonds and the fur ther expenditure this year of over t&OO, 000 In Improvements and additions to the various Bute institutions. "There was also an Increase of neat ly 1100.000 in the amount paid to the various school districts In the 8tat' for the purpose of reducing taxation.

WOMAN AND FASHION PlalS material* are always worn for •arly autumn and this year are being •bow* In exceptional beauty of color tag. Here Is one of the famous sort sacred to the Gordon clan that shows green and bine, with lines of yallow, and which Is trimmed with a collar and disks of dark green velvet, the buttons being covered with this sams material. The costume Is an exceed-1 ingty attractive one for young girts, the loose cost and the p 1*1 tad skirt

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RIO GRANDE

What la Taking Place la and About The Village RIO GRANDE, November 28-Wm Crease bought two Bas horses at Philadelphia last week. E^M. McCarty and daughter. Glendora, were visiting relatives at Richland the first of the week. Tbs M. E. Suoday-abhool are rehearsing for their Thanksgiving entertainment, to be glean on December IS Mrs. Emma J. Tbompaoo. who bad a

Warren C- Neal and wife of West Cepe May. spent Sunday with their parrot* here. Uriah Crease la spending a few days with friends at Cheater. Miss Laura Downs returnad home after visiting relatives at Frmakilnville. A young man's heart la

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The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that beginning November 1, the maximum rate for oneway tickets over Its lines E**t of Pittsburgh and Buffalo will be reduced to two and one-half cents per mile. Beginning same date the Interchangeable Thousand Mile Refund ticket now sold for $30 with a refund of $10. Win be sold for $25 with a refund of $5, when nsed in accordance with the conditions. As at pi thle ticket will be good In the fU»e aT“ '

the lines of the Pennsylvania Railroad only east of Pittsburg and Buffalo, will be con tinned nt rate $20.

„ *AT 'KM LUCK CANDY tSTmaiiw nijia

suiting them admirably well In addition to being In the height of style. Th* trimming of disks Is new and effective. but the skirt could be left plain, finished only with a stitched hem, or could be trimmed with banding of any sort If better liked, the suiting materials of the sense appropriate

Lingerie shirt waists are to be as mneb worn as ever during the coming season. There is. bowersr, a d« return to the dressy silk wnlst of soft taffeta. The newest of theme bodices are close fitting, well booed and made frith a pointed effect In front This latest wrinkle—the point—Is sometimes brought about with an added girdle, but the really swagger Idea la to cut the waist Itself into a deep, graceful point directly In front

Broadcloth retains Its place ns firstfavorite for *heet" frocks, but there nr* charming new Venetian and effects that are smart for general w Very desirable, too. are the checked fabrics. A treatment of these design* that Is most attractive Is the Introduction of data of a deeper shade than the ground work. They are not evenly distributed. but are grouped In little set figures, which give the checks a lot ot

The blouse for borne wear or for business Is s problem to the w< who wants new ideas In her waists. A very practical blouse which may be worn during the fan and winter are

Illustrated here. The design shown la in plain blue linen, with Its stitching* and narrow strappings, and finished small fleur-de-lis appllqued linen meet*. The new tong sleero Is shown In this waist

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*T think It was a shame for Uma. Its to make Elsie Gray's gown exactly like min* when we're both brides ■he knew we'd be Invited to the places," said Mrs. NewhaU on bar return from a dinner party. “Why, It looked entirely different," said bar husband In hla most eoothl tone. "It wn» yellow, end yours pink and"— That's Just the point" said Mrs. NewhaU indignantly. That's on Mme. Fits’* mean little tricks. It exactly the same gown, only It „ yellow Instead of pink and chiffon Instead of silk, and where mine bat tucks Rare b*« fold*, and In place of my

"Help! Help!" cried Ur. Newhalt-

THE PRUDENTIAL KEPT THE POLICY IN FORCE.

A Newark Prudential Superintendent on calling to see a policyholder was surprised to learn that he was dead. “We did not report his death to the Company, said the widow, “because - we had let the policy lapse, my husband having lost his employment before he died.” The policyholder had had a loan on this policy and his wife thought there was nothing more coming to her. There was a reserve, however, which, through the Company's liberal automatic extended insurance clause, kept the policy in force. Thus she was paid $1,000, less the amount of loan and unpaid premium.

LIKE ANGEL’S ROBES | [pure, spotless and white, art£ the clothes that we send home. From start to finish, our wo'k is properly done, thus we can ^insure absolutely SATISFACTORY RESULTS. 9 Our careful work has pleased many customers and it will surely please you.

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PLUMBING^.. CAFE HAY ILLinQVATIlfS COMPANY 406 Washington Street O. A. Merchant, Jr, Gen. Manager.

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We try to have our store news interesting from day to day as well as helpful and instructive. Helpful from the point of true economy and instructive because of our progressive methods. Today the object of our advertising is to call atten-

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Black Silk Gloves, Fleece Lined, at $1.25 per Pair Thoee who have short sleeves in their suits will do well to secure a pair before the supply is exhausted, as we will be unable to duplicate them. O. L. W. KNERR, 518-20 Washington 8t.